https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e83ce03a0ac2a9d7f2eb31deab92db05.pdf 1a0ee23169b7fee867362d0cebc6449f PDF Text Text ...mori- r• •d ... of This ����Wi ...iefieLi H1gh School pd . ie . has bee11 strong fo1· 48 yea1·s and 11Jn11ing. With such a dch tra . iition, . the rnernodes rna....ie each yea1·1ive on with each passing gene1·ation. wid- ig c 221 phone: 719-391-3100 fax: 719-391-8072 student population: 1,287 principal: jim felice volume 48 SchoolPaqe 1 �2005 y e - - W a r b 0 2006 0 - k ith each school yea>' comes a "e w body of stl.-\de~ts vvho b"'i~g thei"' ovv~ J'Y\atchless tale~ts a~d pe"'so~alities to c~eate SOJ'Y\ethi~g ~evv a~d L-\~igl.-\e.. SoJ"V\e. CaJ'Y\e L-\~ vvilli~gly a~d SOJ'Y\e COL-\fd~' t get e~OL-\gh of the COJ'Y\J'Y\Otio~ called school, bl.-\ t i~ the e~d, all le. ft cha~ged by J'Y\atl.-\J-'ity a~d expe~ie~ce. The pl.-\"'pose of this yeaJ-'book is to p~eseJ-'ve. those p~icele.ss J'Y\eJ'Y\o~ie.s of that expe~ie.~ce. Afte~all, 2 2nos- 2006 Yearbook �Student Life There were tons of students walking the haiiWa\fS. It was Impossible to know ever4one. ever4 person had different Interests. hobbles. Jobs. and activities the\f did outside of school. even the teachers had a life after the last bell rang. Of course. school could be challenging. but ever4one seemed to find at least one aspect that was just a lot of fun. Some students went to the Frlda\f night football games. others went to parties. some studied. others just hung out with friends. and a few even went on weekend road trips. When It was all said and done. a lot of good times happened both Inside and outside of school." Student life 3 ��������Jamie del au r ( 11 ) and C sey H d on (12) show off th lr Pot~' d collars and t e r polo s lrts. Qaentoa hot sh �Oetting =r .a ere an There And Just About E erywhere Methods of transportation for students were as diverse as the students themselves. Some walked, some rolled, some drove, and some even rode the bus. "I'm lucky because i get a ride from my aunt everyday." commented Ashlee Atencio (9). There were many ways of getting to school and home. Walking used to be one of the main transportations. While walking on foot was the only way to school and to home, some students decided to ride a bike or skateboard. The not so lucky ones took the long ride to school and to home on the school bus. Glad ·lULIV~~~~~~~dU~ year. Tyler Piirainen (10) remembered, "When I was first learning how to drive, it was pitch black and snowing, and I nearly had a head on collision with another car. It scared both me and my dad, who began to panic." They then crossed the line with a license at sixteen. With a license at hand, all they needed was a car and tons of gas money. The rise in gas prices took a toll on a few students making them find different tion. Some had to save up for their cars, while others got the their sweet sixteen. All in all, it was the stories behind buses, and all modes of transportation that the perfect ride so memorable. Sttpltet Prtjeal (9) rldet hla ~Ike to aehool 1114 to h011e. He 10 laelcy whtt the wllfer II e eaMe. ••••'f �c-eo ........... .... 7. . . . . ••••••• ..... .. lllltllf. 11M ... ,._ Ifill..,.,......,....····-., ,... ... .,.•••.• There were many painted rutrictf • Ia the parking lott. Mott of the time tt dealt rea the tl • a d did 't break them. ���a => 8 ..i 1 <J What kind of person does it take to Not everybody needed to get a job, but go to school, participate in activies, most of us found them to pay for the fun extras, such as phones, cars, and and hold an after school job? nights out on the town. Others needed "It takes a very responsible, and to start saving for college. deicated person who can manage their time wisely." April Reyes (12) "I am fortunate to have parents that are for a majority of the upperclassman going to be paying for college, but i still have to pay for my cell phone and car." juggling all this was their reality. Tara Hester (12) Even though the heavy load may With a job came late hours, which took have been much to handle, in the end, its benefits far out weighed the away from homework time, school activites, and friends. However, knowsacrifices. We wanted our own ing we were able to balance all the money, independence, and an activities of high school and a real life important role in school, and we job instilled a sense of pride and ::.r,.... ,.,.. worked hard to get them. "It is hard to have both a job and be plishment in us. Adults told us we preparing ourselves for the real world, a student, but it teaches responsiblity." said Megan Cullipher but we knew we were already living it. (12). �AletA gall e (12) alps 1 customer 11 he take• 1 qalek glance If the camera. He h11 bee working If KFC colo g that �•My tale is making ma ge oises d sere mlng high r th a girl." explained AI rt Cus ( 11 ). "I figured out I had this tale t hy hel g hyper a d just messing arou d." \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Mindy Willla • (9) deserlhes her talent of touehl g her nose with her to gue. "I wa tryl g to put off my ho ework and was essi g arou d with my to gue a d flgur d out I eould to eh my nose." Matthew fllney ( 11) has great upper hody lfrength. He was ahle to hala ee horizontaly o Rat curlaees, and e~e halanee o a ~ertleal pole! 1s L-----------Student Ufe �Joth DMne {10) ,0111 n • ollft off hit do be jointed thoulder. idden aIents Many students throughout our rivals. Additionally, aside from the school had many talents. We had "school" talents, there were students students who excelled in band, with hidden or exceptionally special choir, and orchestra, playing top skills andtalents. These talents are the levels of music. We also had the ones that made these individuals stand great atheletes who brought our out. Gladiators to victory over top Katy Hejsek (12) was one of the few who can make the shape of a clover with her tongue. Mtt. A derto has bee Auent I French clnce highschool. HI took a year of Fre chIn hi hcchool and ketf llflth It thro ghout co lege." Nick Detry (12) had the talent of bending his fingers back as far as they could possibly go. "I never really figured I could do it, I just can." explained Josh Divine (10) as he showed his double jointed shoulder. These students with hidden talents took pride in being different. Every one of us surely had some sort of hidden or unique talent that set us apart from one another. Whether it was great strength, flexability, or being double jointed; each and every one of us had a great, unique or even funny talent. ttldden Talents 19 �r £verythin - ~ II '! • [ ~1 If •:t l ' • II I { l !!i • " ' ' ~ I -. "'I ,_ .u·· . ' j~ -· • I .. . •• L-d; .. a I n. I ~~ I·! • I lll. ~ I' il ~-~ �Above: Mn. Seabolt tupervt• •• one of her lruhmaa l8pel up holiday _decoratfoatlor the Ant a nual door decorating contut. Her door woalor but ~aran holiday theme. Harlhldantt toolc the clacoraHoat clowa during Aaalt waalc, jutt before we left lor oar two weak break. Left: Mt. Cot'• door wa• decorated with a cozy IMng room tcene. The tree was eut from nvaral placet of greaa paper and the tecldybaar wu drawn by J8Uica Colon de l.eon(12). T 127349 �c ~ 0 c. Celebrating Cultural Diversity ~ c a Ql Ql Q ::r .a We all have walked the halls and only looked at what students were wearing. But if we opened our eyes, then we could have seen a lot of different cultures among us. Many of our student body was made up of diversity; we could see many different aspects of the whole world if we just looked at the students here. "When you see a whole bunch of different ethnicities, you are basically seeing America as the Melting Pot", said Nicole Brashers (12). Cultures were noticed for their clothing and their own special food. There was more than just food and clothing that made these cultures really unique, though. Different characteristics and ways of life it made cultures very spectacular. Many people try to embrace the very distinct histories of their own cultures. "If we didn't have historians, then we really wouldn't get the real aspect of these fantastic cultures," mentioned Stevie Butler (10). The various cultures made this world such a terrific place for all of the growing youth. Without the numerous amount of cultures, America wouldn't have been as exciting or colorful. "To all the cultures in America, thank you for all the good food and clothes that you have given us," remarked Chris Rowland (12). With good people and a lot of cultural experience and diversity, we were ethnically edcuated, accepting, and open-minded about the differences and individuality of each other. This was what made our school such a fantastic forum for awareness and acceptance. 22 Student lffe 4-lt:LLo's f="R.ou AR-oUND 'ff..Jt: fAJoR.LD ~OLA- IN SPANIS~ Gu-r~N- IN G~A...MAN Q,oNoouA...- IN f=A...~Nc~ ~~-r ~ALLO - IN Du-rc~ CIAO -IN 1-rALIAN Or- IN PoA...-rUGU~s~ A~N-NYUNG~A-S£­ Yo- IN I..ZOA..£AN �BeLen Oiaz (9) from Peru, Willimina Slebo (10) from Africa a d Franzicka Altenhein ( 10) fro Germany a age to eteite ttudeatt with their unique aeeeatt. Theca were just a few fro the eteelle ESL •rogram. Cultural Awareness 23 ���:r .a 26 �Tl)G dru~lfnG rockGd TDG cro~d at- TDG o~Gco~rng a55G~bk.~.l1)G~ ~GrG dG flnat-IG~ a cro~d fa\.lorft-G. ""0Gnnf5 T a~ lor ( 1 DGI-p5 ~~OTC raf5G ~onG~ b~ 5GIIfng burge2r5 and DOT dog5 at- TDG fG5Tf\.lal. va-t 1-\Qndoza ( 12), 1-\fkQ ~uff14an ( 12) and 13Qr) \VassQr ( 11) f)ung ou"t a"t Tf)Q -prQ8014Q fQ5Tf1Jal.l1)fs fs \.)Jf)QrQ Tf)Q~ dQcfdQd f)o\.)J 14an~ roo-t bQQr floa-ts "tf)Q~ could cor)5Uio..\Q. ~a5 all5~fiG5 at- TDG fG5Tf\.lal rng root- bGar float-5. Spfrft Week 27 �Although thete gay• aren't really gol g out they tare clo know how to pote for the ea era. Public Oltplay ol Affectlo wat a b rule breaker clurl g tchool. �Attadent decides to tteal co e paccet durl g math clast. Mott ttudentc would applaud her daring mo-e while teachers jutt chake their headc. Thlt It the tlace was where the mott actio took place. It wat alto one place that nobody liked to get ce to. Many teachers wouldn't e-e let ttudeatt Ia their room II they were late. Stephanie Potter t( 12)hould ha-e read the alga to che wouldn't ha-e be a late. Someone should Inform Mr. Maso , hit daughter, Brittany (12) Is drl-lag away. Where was the admltlttratlo at wh people dro-e away to lea-e tc ool? Breaking The Rule 29 �....Illc Ill a > c a 1> Ill ::l" -p<2r:>onolfz<2d '5-pfriT 5hfr-t.' ~Q \.IJO:> of')Q of 40f1'0 :>l')o\.1Jff18 TOt'):> of :>cl')ool OTTI')<2 90412. Corl'0 Gl044<2f'l (1o) ond l<o'0lo 1<rnd<2r (11)912T :>fk<2d be2fore2 Tl')<2 90412 OT Tl')<2 ~OI...\<2COI...\­ ff')8 f<2:>"H\JOI. ToddToT<2 (lZ) run:> ouT ofTI')<2 TUI')f')<21 be2fore2 Tl')<2 ~04<2COI...\ff18 90412. Tl')e2 TUI')f1<21 1')12l-p<2d Tl')<2 <?.lodfoTor:> 912T -pu4-p12d for Tl')<2fr 90412 o9off'):>T TfC~5 30 Student lffe aftQr a df:.a-p-pofnting fourt~ doi.)Jf). r!r,,-,-r:.-nr,ln1"inn T~rQQ -poff)T lo:,:, ff) T~Q Qf)d, T~Q TQOI..\ -pla~Qd ~ard . �AlbQrT Go~Q ( 11) r~ 040zQd o-t ThQ srQOT dQCorot-ror)~ . ~Q I.IJO~ ol~o 040ZQd ofThQ krckft18 sood ti4Q hQ hod. Taro ~e2~t"e2r( 12), f'irkrn~rQ 1lon~de2ll ( 12), and 13ritton~ f'io~on ( 12) ~hoi.IJC2d ~04'2 loiJQ OT t"he2 ~04C2C04fl19 dor)CQ. That" wo~, of coor~e2, be2fore2 he2odft18 OUT TO ThQ 'oft"e2r -port-~! Curtr~ \Ua"t~on ( 12) look~ a lfttiQ dazQd afTQr ~QQfng ~OI-\Q ~\.>JQQT dancQ 40\JQ~ . Man~ o"thQr ~TUdQnT~ lookQd lo~"t rn ThQ ~Qa of dancQr~ a~ \.>JQII. ""Brian SchaQfQr (12) dancQ~ clo~QI~ To hf~ daTQ. Tl)Q ~lo\.>J ~ens~ \.>JQrQ \JQ~ 4QI-\Orab1Qall _ _ ........._ "through OUTThQ nrght-. Homecomfnq Weekend 31 �Webster's Dictionary defines pride as a delight or elation arising from some act, possesion, or different, we don't get caught up with the 'in' crowd." Pride was not only expressed through and show what I got." Students expressed their pride through all of these plus sports and relationship. Widefield had many school work and activities. culture. Each and every day, they different forms of pride this year Courtney Breyer, (11) took pride in her expressed pride in a new way. It ranging from big and small to writing. "It's my passion, it's what I ended up being the foundation of our emotional and physical. love." school and helped student find their "I take pride in my Asianess," Chris Rollin, (11), explained, "I take stated Asia Schnell (9). "We're pride in sports, because it lets me be me 2 Student individuality. �The Pride Within 3 �Beth Ada s (12), Anthony Ohert (10) a d Steve Stewart ( 12) act out a skit that gets the crowd rolling. They acted it out many times to get out the best laugh. only did the bands, choirs and orchestras perform, the drama department performed for the crowd as of the drama students acted oq;t.-tl:)RijLcal from the second week in October until skits from the famous duo, Abbot and December 7 or 12, the Widefield Bands ' Choirs, and Orchestras practiced vigorously and perfected their musical masterpieces for the annual Winterfest. Crystal Antonio (12) said, "I like Castello, for the crowd between performances. Tamara West (12) said, " The Drama skits were funny and were very well played out. It takes a lot of talent to act playing the music and how all the groups and also to make it funny." play instead of just the bands or the choirs, because that gets kind of boring." This was the tenth year for the Coming to these concerts really let the community see how good the music department and drama department were. performance festival. The money that was raised from the tickets was used to pay for solo and ensemble medals and for students that made honor groups. Not 3.f Student Ufe Tamara West(12) �The C a berwind• group Alit the room with etcit eat while playi g their so g Orpheus. Thit was the Artt year that Mr. Ste~ent etperienced and co dacted at winterfett. Akytta Koogler (12), Katv Hejcek ( 12) and Ja elle Con eta ce (10) s ow off their incredible violin playi g tkills. It took years aad yeart to get to this etpert le~el. Mitch Hrhac ( 10) and Ashley F nlon (11) act oat a classic A and Cottello ckit for the cro d. They practiced for ho ,. to perfect the skit. The Womens e ce ble cere ades the Crowd with their Chrilflllas Carols. The congs that the sa g were coothi to t e ear. Classic C orale stu c the crowd with their amazi g vocal talent. They didn't jalf cing Christas Carole. Wlnterfest 3S �.. :J ~ t= Below: Miguel Perez, ( 12) workt on hie ctr that he hullt ~ hhneelf. A lot of dudentl worlced >~ery hard In automobile ~ clae~ee hectu~e they wanted a ctr of their own or aeplred to ~ worlc with care when they were older. K ------~ Below: Leroy Fierro, ( 11 ) c eettlrttet 011 hit Hd peeell mo>~emeat In the drawing he le creatfeg. Art waa tach a draa• and pow rfal thing lot daclentt to do. Kaylee Wood, (10), lookl through a cellege magazl e. Many dudentl darted looking at cellegee at an early age during high echool. Mod had the goal of going to cellege elnce the minute they napped Into Widefield High School. 36 Student life �a Mluha SMith, ( 10), aett I• dra•atleally ptrfor~~• 011e of her ...., lor the ea•era. TIM Idea of ltel 1 ,._., eroued •••Y ........ltdwlttl .,._hit of their ,...,. ud lfhtt tltey wuiHtodowltet tltey erew .,. v.-.s.totut> .,......•... ..., ................. ..."............. .., ...... •..,. .. J. . ~(12) ~.. tWriUROTe . . Ambitions not only made students individual, but made students push themselves even harder. for some it was becoming famous or going to college, and for others, just making their high school proud. "I want to make my own CD and star in a movie", said Mischa Smith, (10). The idea of their name being universally known inspired many students to have the ambition of being famous. Some students have had college on their minds since the second they walked through the front doors of Widefield and that has been their motivation of working hard. "In my future life I want to go to an out of state college and get a docterine in psychology. I want to become a psychologist or a counselor", said Angelic Bernard, (11). However, when students set their hights toward ambitions, accomplishments were made. Among athletes, it was unanimous that the highest goal that they could set and reach would be to have made the varsity team. Samantha Lanser, (9) said, "I made C-squad this year and I really have my sights on varsity. I want to feel the exhileration and excitement of playing in a varsity game." Ambitions and accomplishments went hand in hand with eachother this year a.tudents had to make accomplishments to push toward their ambitions. Students felt this push not only by their actions, but they felt it in their hearts. Every step they took was a step away from their accomplishments and a step toward their ambitions. IUIOTe ,..,.. lltlt ~ ••lllllll "' .... ........ IUROTe .,.,~''""" ·~ '!'f'· '• IIJHS It J11~tr Hft• ,_ 1•1 A,_, Ha"'- (9) oe . Ambfntfons &Accomplfshments 37 �Breaking a long tradition, the Sweetheart Dance was replaced by the Winter Ball. The National Honor Society had always ho ted the dance in previous years to rai e money and to do something fun for the ludent body. Cristina Davila (12) had to "I enjoyed the Winter Ball more then the past Sweetheart Dance , because il was a better theme, and it was at a better lime the year." Several student attended the dance in the small gym; most of them were underclassmen. There were great hig of the night, and all who attended look away their own memories. "The Winter Ball was pretty sweet. I liked the disco and techno music, but I ran out of wicked-sweet moves. Some Barry Manilow would have made it fantastic. I am honored to have been named Duke, but the cheap pins on the sash messed me up and made me bleed." said Edward Eide (10). �Right: Agroup of fruhme get their groo~e o at t e Wimer Ball. Marta and Michael CoNasce (9) danced to a slow song and• tlecllor the camera. Below: Brandon Ortega (11 ) and Edward Eide(10) show •~•ryhodv their hot new dance mo~••· Abo~e: Ltnduv Perkins (10) low herselli the music. Below: Bra don Ortega (11 )I Marcus Hunter (11), Gregory Joh 10 ( 11 )I and Bria Asher ( 11 ) ·How VOU Ooin?• �����•Brot ema,· I like It ctace there waa a lot of actio I ft.· r~lled Ale• Miller l=======t±::J 'W ho would have thought that so many tudents would wear shirts saying "Vote for Pedro"? Napolean Oynomite was a big hit for many students, setting a new wardrobe and attidue such a the new saying "freakin' Idiot" Brendon Medina ( 9) said, "Napolean Oynomite is my favorite movie." Another impact from entertainment was mu ic. Green Day, Kan) e \\1.est, and Jessica Simpson are just a few favorites. Music also et trends sucha as actions and wardrobes. for example, baggy clothes, guys in girl pants, mix matched outfits, and oversized purses were a few trends set from musicians. Entertainment didn't just set trends, it also reached out to l::t:=====:::t:l~ students. Chyanne Mier (9) stated " Simple Plan is a good band because their music relates to teens." " ''I love Angelina Jolie" exlplained Samantha Hall, " It's awesome how she adopts and saves kids from third world coun- Ida ce dt e way dress I get Ito o~lec a d acle that I paet e.· cald Krlttlaa Ja •• (11) 44 Student Ufe �··out Cold· That 111ovle It lwayt 111aklag people Ia aad thatt what laufh it all about • tald Allie Wall (10) Medfa Impact 45 �B. New day in Iraq Coahtton troops, mostly from the U.S., remained in Iraq as the citizens approved a new constitution in October in their quest for democracy. Terrorist acts by ai -Qaida continued in Iraq and around the world. C. Flu scare for the birds Medical officials put the world on notice after a strain of avian flu was detected in some isolated human cases in China and Hong Kong. After more cases popped up in other parts of the globe, the World Health Organization urged countries to prepare for a possible pandemic. D. Top court shuffle John G. Roberts became the new chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, filling one of two vacancies. To fill the second vacancy, President George Bush nominated Circuit Court Judge Joseph Alito after his first choice, ..::..~·..-.:• Harriett Miers, withdrew. E. Shuttle back in orbit Two years after the Columbia tragedy grounded NASA's manned space flight program, space shuttle Discovery returned NASA to outer space with a successful two-week mission. However, there were still anxious moments after loose foam insulatton from take-off caused a two-day delay in Discovery's return to Earth. �H. Parks passes on Rosa Parks, considered by many to be the mother of the civil rights movement, died in October at the age of 92. Parks was remembered for her refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Ala., in 1955. She was the first woman to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda. I. Mountain tragedy A massive earthquake in the mountains of the Kashmir region of Pakistan in October killed more than 79,000 people, injured almost as many, and left about 3.3 million homeless as winter approached. J. White Sox champs again ... finally The Chicago White Sox eased the pain of long-suffering Windy City baseball fans by winning their first World Series title in almost 90 years, sweeping the Houston Astros in four games. Chicago was dommant, rolling through the playoffs with an 11-1 record. K. So long, Obi-wan The long-awaited final movie in the Star Wars saga, Revenge of the Sith, dominated the box office and became one of the highest grossing films of all-time, earning nearly $400 million. Despite the critical and financial success of Sith, series creator George Lucas vowed that the story was over and no more Star Wars movies would be made. �Thr ugh ut our h1 h h ol y r , \\ e p nen d umque pha e in our life. We wanted to go out w1th our fnend or e perien e th ability to dri\e to ch ol. P rh.1p , one of the unnot1c d • }et mt re ting. d '\elopm nt dunng th1 pha 48 Student Life-Si£matures •• \\a our 1gnature. ot onl} were our ignature umqu to ea h of u . but th } epamtcd u fr m th re t of the crowd. Mr. Krcmple) id that tudent le m d to know h1 i nature. b cau e 1t wa e1thcr n the letter h ent to th 1r parent or n the r fermi he t wh n h nt off1c . Our 1 nature han~ed o r urn to our C\er-evoh m p r onaht1 ever changmg pha �Division Clubs DJvJsJon 49 �Community of Caring was a great organization held at Widefield High School. This awesome group students met every Wednesday to discuss new ideas and thoughtful plans. By the end of the year they had accomplished running the toy drive, Beccas Closet, the blood drive, and raising money for the Make A Wish Foundation. Cristina Davila had to say, "Community of Caring is a nice way to give back, it gives you a good feeling to do things for others .. " The members of this committe really learned to appreciate the value of giving and not recieving. Although it's a organization designed to help others, most Community of Caring members believed it provided a very heart warming and genuine feeling after participating in the activities the group did. f-\ari<2grac<2 \JQrQ::, ( 11), and Cri::,tina Omnrng~a ( 11) ~<21-p TO ::,Q-parat-<2 t-o~::, for T~Q t-o~ dri\JQ. 11)<2 TO~ dri\JQ ~<21-p::, le2::,::, fort-unat-<2 c~ld<2re2nt-o ~a\J<2 grft-::, atC~n::,t-14a::,. ~rcole2 ~ra::,~Qfr::, ( 12), A.-y. Con::,t-ance2 ( 11), Tre2\Jor "'f1o::,e2nburge2r ( 12), and t-~rkrn::,rQ l1an::,de2ll ( 12) calculat-<2 t-~<2 T<2aC~Qr oft-~<2 14ont-~ \JOTQ::,. f-\an~ t-<2ac~<2r::, ~ad t-~<2 o-p-port-unrt-~ t-o I.)Jfn t-~r::, ~onor O\JQrT~Q l=rorrt ~OW• GIQI')da f'iorada, lvT Con~t-ai')CQ, ::rtQ-pt)al')fQ vottQr, l)QQ l)Qa To\JQ~, ~coiQ "Bra~t)Qr~. Cri~tina Cunnrn~t)al4, C:lrzabot-t) ~a'-114. "Brit-t-a~ Load and Kn~t-QI') ~Q~Q~. SQcond ~ow. ~an qr, T~IQr Sct)affnQr, Cn~tina "Da\JIIa, Carr~~a \UQI~~. Tara ~Q~t-Qr, Und~a~ "BaiiQ\Ja, f'iQean Sl..lttt), vaula C:rn~t-.)a Con~t-ai')CQ. ll)lrd ~ow. LacQ~ Olrn, )Q~~rca ~ud~on, Ka~IQQ \Uood, Carl~ Gl~ f'ianQeracQ \/QrQ~, Aaron f'iiiiQr, f'irkln~rQ ~and~dQII, Uz "BoQm St)annon \Una~.. "Brit-t-an~ f'ia~on, and Sandra l=or~~- "Back ~ow.vn~dlla "BQ~~rck, l)Q"'arku~ )a4Q~, Ct)n~tina "BrQI')I')an, l=abran Garda, l)QjQal') "Brown, f'ionrq_uQ Kauff4an, , ~-1· A1..1rla, and )Qnl')(fQr f'iat)oi')Q~. n Kauff1..1an, TrQ\Jor ~o~Q ""D<2<2 ""D<2<2 To\JQ::, ( 12) ::,Q-parat-<2::, ballot-::, and -pre2-pare2::, TO announce2 T~Q I.)Jfl)nQr. C014!4Unft-~ of Canng 14<214be2r::, ::,rt- and e2at- t-~e2rr lone~ I.)J~I<2 dr::,cu::,::,fng t-~<2 t-o~ dri\J<2, and OT~Qr U-pC0!4fng <2\J<2nt-::,. so CommunJttf of Carfnq T ~l~r Scf)affn~r ( 12) f)~l-p:> out- wrllrngl~ wrt-f) t-all~rng t-f)~ t-~acf)~r o t-f)~ 1...\0I')t-f) \Jot"~:>. T~la.r 1:> a 1..1~~ d~1..1ot-~d 1...1~1...1ba.r ofCOk.\1...\0I')tt~ of Canng. �KaTQrf Cl)n~tina 13ri~Tol 13rQr')r')ar') (11) and (II) and }arfu~ /'i~ . St)lyp \/ar')CQ (10) ToTal u-p d)QCkouT "Drf\JQ Sk\ar-t a"-\OUr')T~ rnfor-!4ation on TI')Q fr')TQrr')QT. for "PQr')I')IQ~ for -patiQr')T~ . Student Cabinet has been a sucessful organization at Widefield for many years. Overall, this past year turned out to be one of the best years of all. Ms. Shipp was the advisor for the second year in a row and she made sure there was hard work going on each and every day. The class planned most of the assemblies such as Homecoming and Drive Smart, and also organized the Harvest of Love and Pennies for Patients. There was a variety of people in this seventh hour class, all of which were in different grades and had different personalities, but everyone came together and worked great as a team. "It's really fun being the only freshman in Student Cabinet, even though im like Trevor's personal assistant." said ninth grader Destiny Stark. These awesome students contributed a lot to to our school's pride, orgainzied and experienced leadership, and made a lot of new friends along the way. Student Cabinet is an excellent group at our school, and it will continue to be for years to come. Shannon Wright commented "I have a lot of fun being a leader in the school and I enjoy helping out the community." Sl')annon \ilngi')T ( 12) and l3a"-\a 1-\fiiQr ( 1:2) QXO"-\fr')Q 1-i~- "Drllrgl')a"-1'~ v.Jt)IIQ judgrng TI')Q l')olrda~ door dQcorating cor')TQ~T. ""front" ~oi..)J L~ft" · ~rck K~n~on, Kat"~ri""Bri:;t"ol, "D~::.tin~ :St"ark, f-\:;. :Shr-p-p. ""Back ~oi..)J L~ft"· Chn::.t-rna ""Br~nnan, :Shannon \Vnght-, john 1-\rll~r, Tr~\lor ~o::.~nburg~r, and }ariu::. \Jane~ . Student Cabinet 51 �00~\Wl®~ ~~~rn~ ~ill Lril~Lb~® ©W OO~OO@illil~® The new paper staff was especially gifted in producing a one of a kind piece every month for our students to read. The newspaper was our source of finding out what was going on throughout the year. To the students involved, however, it was about working as a team, producing a good, well-rounded newspaper, and most of all, doing what they enjoyed. The Newspaper was a class that was held during fourth hour this year. It was a time that all the students worked hard to produce a collection of articles, surveys, and many other things into one masterpiece. Brandon Dematto, (12) said, "It's not a slack-off class; the production is difficult." Even though Newspaper was a class, many hours were spent afterschool to produce the newspaper every month. Tia Shultz (11), said "It's a fun class, but I've put tons of hours in after school". A main focal point of the individuality of the Newspaper taff was doing what they enjoyed. Many joined the class in the first place because they were interested in journalism and photography. Joe Foley (11) stated, "I joined because I wanted to be a sports journalist later in life." Melissa Oliver (12), said "I love to write and reach out to people." The most important part of Newspaper was unanimously working together as a team. One article or one picture didn't go in the paper by itself; it was all the team's work put together that made id ·eld ladiat r so extroadinary. Jason Mcintryre (11) said, " Working together is the most important part of Newspaper." To these students, Newspaper was much more than a class; it was a way to not only let their individuality out, but help students be informed. ""Back ra'-kl• }a~on 1'\cint-~rQ, 1'\a"t ""Brit1kdu-pk12, }o<2 ""fol12~, Cl)ri~"tft1<2 ""Br<2t1t1an. l'\fddl!2 tia'-kl• Andr12a l'\fcl)a<21~, Sl)a~la }ol)n~on, \Jrctoria ""Randall, ""Dar)f<211<2 ""fiobfr)~on . ""front""fia'-kl• 1'\~. Lo\Ja"to,lla Sl)ult-z, Tara ~<2~"t12r, ""D12If~a ~1211d12r~on ~ot- -prcrur12d• 1'\f"tcl) K<2t1<2br12'-kl, l'\<21f~~a Olf\J<2r, Ka~la ""But-12rbougl). 52 Newspaper 13alo\.)J• ""Danralla ""Bobln~on ( 11) raad~ oiJar bar ~"to~ ona 4ora "tf4a. ll}a ~t-udant-~ at\llrda fTald a~-pa­ doll~ anjo~ad t-o rad t-ba ~"toria~ a\Ja~ 4ont-b. ""Brgbt-· AdiJf~or, 1-\~ . LoiJat-o, raiJfa\.)J~ ~o4a oft-ba ~"toria~ fr04 t-ba ~t-udant-~ rn cia~~. 13arng t-ba adiJf~or, ~ba "took -prida rn t-ba \.)JOrk t-bat- ~ba and t-ba ~t-udant-~ -put- rnt-o t-ba 1-Ja\.)J~-pa-par. La.ft-. 5anror Tara ~a~t-ar raiJfa'vJ~ ~"to ria~ for t-ba 1-Ja\.)J~-pa-par. Tara \.)JQ~ ju~t- ona of 40n~ -pao-pla on 1-Ja\.)J~-pa-par ~"taff t-bat- \.)Jorkad IJa~ bard aocb and AboiJa• 5anror 1-\ftc~ Kanabra\.)J \.)Jork~ dalrgant-1~ on o ~"to~. 1-\on~ do~:; \.)Jara ~-pand \.)Jrit-rns and raiJf~rns t-ba art-lela~ t-bat- \.)JarQ -put- rn t-ba I-Ja\.)J~-pa1'ar aocb 4ont-b. ��11rgl)t-. ""Da~Jfd CH:;I.)JI211, (cr) and jo:;l) ""DMn12 ( 10), -pia~ a flnal Aa~12 duHng a ~1212-tfng on ""fHda~ . 13otto~ 11rgl)t-. Lack t:llr:; t-ak12:; a br12ak t-o 12at- l)f:; luncl) I.)JI)rll2 -pla~rng an o-p-pon12nt-. CHECKMATE! This was the word that so many Chess club members wanted to hear while participating in games and events this past year. The most important parts of this strategic club was the motivation, the specific characteristics of each player, and most important, winning. Chess club met on Mondays and Fridays and most of the time, they spent every minute making move after move, hoping it would be the right one. Keith Deardorff (9) said, "It makes you think two steps ahead". That was the amazing thing about chess, you couldn't stop playing cause then the opponent would discover your weaknesses. Each player had their own characteristics and ways of playing of the game. Whether it be take your time and make sure and figure out the right move or go fast without looking back, each game was its own and the players in the game were unique as the game. The most important part of chess was undoubtfully winning. That is what each player strived for in the end, no matter what. Josh Divine (1 0) said, "The thrill of winning was what makes me want to play." Whether it be against a friend, or the championship game at a tournament, Chess club made each move count. 54 Chess Club AboiJI2•}onat-l)an ~rdt- (Cf) and ""Danr121 Collrn:; ( 12) -pia~ a ~at-cl) and 12at- luncl) duHng a ~1212t"(r)g. lirgl)t-. t-\12~b12r:; -pla~12d a \JOH12T~ of -pla~12r:; duHng t-1)12:;12 ~1212t"(r)g. To-p 11oi.)J. fir. \UI)ft-12, ""Danf12l Collrn:;, Todd Tat-12, Ian ""61211, ""Da~Jfd CH:;I.)JI211 Loci) t:llf:;""Botto~ 11oi.)J. CI)H:;t-o-pl)12r collrn:;, Olrn Cau:;12~, )12no~12 ""Bu:;t), So-p-p12 !..Jot- -prctur12d· jo:;l) ""DMn12, Co~ fiundt-, ~12ft-l) ""D12ardorff �~th, l1o\JJ• ""Brial) Ada"-\:), Graha"-1 "Tr~~d~n. ""Biak~ M~~r:), Ao t-rn Logan, -r~ff L~IJ~r:)~ds~. 1::d 1::fd~, f,Joah 5chro~d~r. .3rd l1o\JJ• }a:)on l<auff"--an, ClaiJfn doff~, f'lonrq_u~ Kauff1..1an, 5cott 1::ng"-\an, \1)~5~~~ \!)afT:). znd 11o\JJ• f'lr. l)~rb~, Mfcha~l a"-\a"-\otto, Chri:)t-fn~ 1)f1Jfl)~, ""Bnann~ Arnold, ~fck l<!~n~on, f'lr:). varri:)l) 1::.rt 11o . ~an ~r, 5andra ""fof:)~, l<!f"-\ ~12ddfrlg, 11fck~ Gall~go:), 1::~drn cfarlan~. AI~Xf:) C~rdrna, f'lr:). Car~..~od~ . ~ot-vrctur~d· ""B~t-h Mal-\:), C~:)t-al Ant-oncfo, /'lfcha~l Garcfa, Matt 11al..lb~rg, }o:)h 11u~,"f:lfzab~t-h Talbott,A~:):)a \J)a:)h(l)gt-on, Chad LoiJ~r. L12ft and b12lo~ · "Brion Ado~::. ( 11) and t::d t:ld12 ( 10 ), QX-pQn~QnT ~fTI) o co-p-pQr ~frQ donna a SdQncQ Club ~QQtina. Man~ QX-pQri~QnT::. and lob::. ~QrQ condoctQd donna ~QQtina::.. __.....---..... Abo\JQ and nai)T•}o::.on 1-(ouff~on, ( 12) ~ork::. roboT::. and \UQ::.IQ~ ~ork::. ~fTI) on o flrQ-rn ql occ;;~d QX-pQri~QnT. "Donna uo.ID.Tir1n:<.. ~on~ ::.TodQnT::. o::.Qd ~ork on Tl)rna::. Tl)oT r~-portonT To ScrQncQ 0 �Culture Club may not have ~ been the most recognized group ,g , and it may not have had a huge w ""g amount of members, but it was a :;; very important group in our sQla school. The students in Culture ... Club met every Friday to discu s ;. .D any upcoming events or importantant topics such as their amazing Culture Show. There were a variety of cultures in the group such as African American, Irish, German, Hawaiian, and even Asian. "No one else recognizes ow unique and di er e each pers n at WHS is. I e alot f ver exciting, d I enco rage e e ryone to j oin, " Kristiyna Ja e 11) enth · stically commente . It wa very important th uture Club was p rt of our school, because it really celebrated and embraced each type of culture our student body was made of. It gave students the opportunity to recognize differences and similarities between themselves and others. This was an invaluable lesson that we could all benefit from. c.. )o12lla f..l12t-zl12r ( 11) -practic12:; 1)12r :;t-12-p:; for t-1)12 u-p Cot4rng cult-ur12 club :;l)o\.tJ. It- \.tJa:; on12 of t-1)12rr brgg12:;t- 12\112r)"t:;l Culture Club t-\:;. ""Bo\.tJ12r):; :;-p12ak:; "to Cl)n:;tina )01..-\12:; ( 11) about- u-pco~rnA a \JITfl2:; t-1)12 cult-ur12 club \.tJITI b12 dorng t-1)12 follo\.tJrng \.tJI212k. a~12:; ( 11) :;l)o\.tJ:; off l)r:; unr u12 cult-ure2 club t-:;l)frt-. 11)12 club ~ad12 1)12 r t-1)12fr :;t-12-p -p12rf nc12 fn t-1)12 cult-ur12 :;1) �Sha\.)Jn Sobot-ka, l::rue2~t" Cha~-.rprg n~, -"Bolt-on T~rone2, Au~t"fn Lo~an, Ka~l<2 }one2~, K12\Jfn ·Hnk12, "De2borah Sas:~ a-poluf<2l<2, Ariana .l::\Jari~, ""franzf~'ka Alt"<2nh12f~, vhrlf-p Scho~~e2r, Lind~a~ Turne2r, -"Brittan~ Grlchri~ t"-vre2 ~e2ar Tat"~ana Sh<2\Jch<2nko, -"Brittan~ -"Borde2lon, )<2~~rca \Jrn~on, a0cl)rck, St"<2-phanfe2 votte2r, and "frau l::lr~a "Re2ro. Undsa~ Turne2r ( 12) and Tl)o~as ""'Dane2rs \.l...lork l)ard To ge2t" t-1)<2 SD G12r14an -puzzl~ done2 be2fore2 lone!) o\JC2r.) German Club was quite an exciting way for students to learn about German heritage. Ms. Fierro, the advisor, definitely tried to educate them on the language. This club celebrated most of the holidays celebrated in Germany at lunch time and every friday. Shawn Sabotka explained, "German club is pretty chill; we ususally play games, eat, and sometimes we really cool things." German was a very fun and educ tional club. ot only did the members learn a lot, but they we e able to make few new fri nds while doing so. The members cert · y thought it a a great organization, and looked forward to each meeting. Ka~la Scl)fck :t~~~~ ( 10), CI)C21s<2a Scl)rck (<f), a dTat"~ana SI)<2"CI)<2t1ko (10)-talk about" t"l)<2fr o-pc~rng "tri-p "to t-1)<2 G<2r~an rC2st"ao rant". AndrC2\.)J ""'Dullfng ( 12) sl)o\.1...1~ off l)rs ~u-p-port" for 8<2f"'l4an club. "'B~ l)oldrng u-p a club fondraf~<2r. Sl)a\.1...111 Sobot-ka ( 12) looks at" l)rs cards t-l)tnkfng about" l)(s t')QXT~0\.1<2 rna ga~<2 during J4C2<2Tfl18· Qerman Club 57 �Rench Club met every other Tuesday with Mrs. Anderson leading the activities. "French Club is really cool. You get to meet new people and play games," explained Patrick Richards (10). Celebrating holidays was a definite focal point for club activities. To get a true taste of the culture, they celebrated holidays similar to French people . They ate Buche de Noel, a cake type pastry, in December. Of course, they sang Christmas Carols, too. They celebrated the Feast of Kings Day after Christmas, and in February, members made Valentine cards with French inscriptions. It was March that most members looked forward to, though. That was when they got to create their own festive Mardi Gras masks. When they were not celebrating holidays, they were playing games like Loto, otherwise known as Bingo. ss French Club s-t~ 1\oi..IJ• 'Erin L>fllon, L>QI-\arku:. ja4Q:,, joanna \Urllfa4:., Cal~rnL>uff~. t-~atT CotTon, LQ~Qr:,Qd~Q, vat-rick I-\Qndoza,1j~an *ggrn:., """BQT~ f.da4:. ~T~ 1\oi..IJ• Kea~in ~u"tcl)ear:.on, tlo.l"rtlr.ar·vut-:.ti. -r~• :.rca L>ona'To, jordan 1\obln:.on, 'E~din Acfalanea, Und:.ea~ vearkln:.. 1\ogear 1-\aldonado, f.lbear"t Gu:.ea, 1-\fc~ea!lea Cablolrc, """BritTnQ~ 1-\ab~. 3rd 1\oi..IJ• vat-rick 1\fc~ard:., CorQ~ f.ndQr:,on, \Urtlr4rna Sleabo,l-\eagan l..llcloea Curl, Keartal')l f.cfallea, f.:.~lea~~ado, janeaiiQ Con:.-tancQ, Cornea I-\111Qr, GrQTC~ean va:.cua, ..,....-·-•-•• alan, Cl)ri:.tina CorQ~, A:.~leaQ f.TQndo, I~~ Und:,Q~, 1-\olliQ )i4ineauz. zod 1\oi..IJ• 1-\r:..AndQr:.on, Kadea ~Qr4ann, Uz "'fazQka:., Leana ood:.fdea. 1:.-t 1\oi..IJ• Ta4ara \Uea:.t-, l..llck L>eatTrQ~, f.leazl:. CeardQna At the end of the year, loyal club members were rewarded with a lunch courtesy of their generous advisor. The lunch was at LaBaguette, which is a French restaurant. There they enjoyed "real" French cuisine. To sum it all up, Anderson said it perfectly, a lot of craziness." �.3rd ~0\JJ• Cl}ri:o,Tina 13rQnnan, TrQ\JOr ~o:o,QnbQrAQr, Cod~ \J)ood:o,ldQ,"Sabnna Cl)aco, 13ritTnQ~ ~Qck!4an, Tonr:o,l)a Coburn, Cart-Jrn GQr\JJQCk, T~IQr Aral)a~..~o Tla Scl)ult-z.. '-nd ~O\JJ• Kri:o,Tina }af4Q:'>, Kat"I)QrinQ ~Q~Q:o,, ~annal) ~andol-pl), "Brit-t-an~ ""franklrn, ~ObQrT \J)(Ii(af4:'>, Sara!) ""Da\JI:'>, Clari:o,:o,Q VfQiffQr, Und:o,a~ 13aiQ\Ja, ~l)rna ~Q~Q:o,. l:'>t" ~0\JJ• fir:-,. 13u~:o,, ~rcoiQ 13ra:o,I)Qr:o,, ~rck~ GaiiQgo:o,, An jQJrTQ Lo\Jat"o, ""DanrQIIQ Ari4QfQr, f'iariQgracQ \IQrQ:o,, Aaron /'iiiiQr, ""Dakot-a l)Qut":o,ct) S panish Club was sponsored by Mrs. Gonzalez, and it was held at lunch every other Tuesday. "We have a lot of fun and do fun stuff," said Mrs. Gonzalez proudly. Particularly, Spanish Club members enjoyed eating authentic Mexican foods. "The food and the prizes days such as Day of the Dead, is the best thing about Spanish Christmas, and Cinco De Mayo. club," remarked Amber Ma- Another fun part of this son (10). club was playing games like Lanesha Deshields ( 10) Bingo with Spanish words, going loved the food activities for a on fieldtrips, and participating in different reason. She said, "I treasure hunts. can take the leftovers home." All of these activities helped When the members of the improve their Spanish vocabu- club weren't busy eating, they liked to celebrate special holi- lary. �\Ja la riQ ~OSDQ ( 11), ""BQn \Ua~~Qr ( 11), and l::rric 11al4frQz ( 10), -pi a~ a 9 a 14Q offrQQZQ a~ "thQ~ \JJaf"t f!4-pa"tfQnt-l~ for ~014QOnQ fn t"DQ aodrQnCQ -to "takQ t"DQfr c a c.. .1:! CJ 0 u Drama club brought a lot of talent to our fine arts program.They met every Thursday to go over different situations in acting. For example, they talked about things like stage direction, which helped the actor/actress stay faced towards the audience. This club accomplished a lot, but most who came to drama club went for the enjoyment of being around theater. Drama club was a lot of fun whether they were goofing around or learning different types of stage direction. Either way, the club was a great way to help students to have fun with acting. vat-rick 1-\Qndoza ( 12.) and Chri~ 1-\fiiQr( 10) ~ho\JJ offt-hQfr ~t-asQ dfrQc"tfon ~krll~ . DQI-pfns cot" Qacho"thQr. cso Drama Club �oft~~furendcs,ooo~~~~ long debates, hours of work on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cuments, or remembering lines for an act or speech. But there was more than just preparing for a to nament; it was about becoming a close team. The members got to travel all over and competed agains people from other schools. "Basically, it's all about the friendships and trophie , " said Lars Lofgran ( 11). Forensics could be considered one of the most competative activities that we had. The team competed with schools all around the nation, and every single one of the team ~e~homsprncticing.Theyevencompe~d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ against themselves. 1~t- ro'vJ· john A-p-ple2gat-e2, Chri~ ""'""'L-'~~c::r, T.). """fore2hand, jonat-han Andujar, f'ifk<2 Lozano, "Brittan~ t=rr1klrn ) arrad Sanche2z, f-iari!2grac!2 \/e2re2~, Ga\Jon Ant-e2ncro, \V~att J.C. Carl~on, "Erin Larr, Ca~ce2<2 Grcra, f'iarcu~ L~on, Chri~ \Vhft-<2,2n ro'vJ• Ari<2ll<2 "l'f<2fff<2r, Al~~~a Gonzale2~, 1:~drn f-ic"""farl<2n<2, ~an ~r, oAe2r f'ialdonado, f'ie2lr~~a ~ugrn, ~<2ze2nra Sant-o~, Tara ~<2~t-e2r, Air~ 5anabrra, Ale2~cra La~be2rt-, f'ifch<21<2 Ode~, Anje2lrca "Bait-on, 1iobe2rt-~, f'i~.f'i~<2r~.3rd.f-i~. Kohan, "i<2gan 0'13rf<21), ~annah ~an h, )<2r<2~fah john~ on. 'lt-h· ~f)( annan Ge2rhardt-, Srdne2~ ~oggan, A Ce2rde2na, f'irkrn~<2 1iand~de2ll, C~~t-al Cunnrgha~."""front-• Lar~ Lofg 1ona-than And~ar ( 12) and f'ie2lr~~a ~ugrn ( 10) -practfce2 for TD<2fr u-pc014rng t-ourna~e2nt- on f)tQr-p. Kate2ri "Rr1"_... -f''f1111 ( 11) dr~cu~~ to 'vJfn TD<2 ~at-ch. ( 12) and 1iobe2rt- \Vrllra~~ ( 11) ndrng t-o ~ake2 t-he2 flnal anof TD<2 'vJfnne2r. Forensrcs cs 1 �r.. ~ ~rgl)t-. ~erma ~oodol-pl) ( 11) glodl~ ~ occo-pt-od l)or ~~S ko~ fr~ f-ir ""Duron dunog t-l)o ~~s liD .g A~~o14bl~. Sl)o VJO~ -proud ~ t-o bo rocogorod for l)or •• E oxcolloot- ro front- of l)or-poo~. Aotii...IO ~oo~ (Troo~uror), Court-no~ }01...\0~ (Socro"to~) f-ir~. ~odlrogor (S-poo~or), Tro\Jor ~o~ooborgor (\Jrco l>rQ~~ doot-), Sondra "For~~ ("Dro~rdoot-) dodrco"tod o lot- oft-I)Qrr t-r14o "to "tl)o ~~S -progro14. Tl)orr l)ord VJor VJO~ groatl~ o-p-prodol"tod ~ f-ir~. ~odlrogor, VJI)o do-poodod oo "tl)o1..1 to cor~ out- "tl)orr ro~-poo~rbrlriio~ . ""BoloVJ•1ol)o ""Port-or ( IZ) r~ l)o-p~ "tl)o"t l)o go-t roductod rot-o ~~S l)r~ ~ooror ~oar. ~o rodo\Jod o l)ood~l)oko fr~ f-ir. l=olrco, along VJrt-1) oo o-p-pro\Jrf'l8 ~rio. National Honor Society was an organization that placed importance on maintaining a high grade point average, scoring high on standardized tests, and helping the comm . In order to receive admittance into t students had go through the a@llii~j()~I.Pl~~ by writing an essay and inding recommendations fo e . Every e , and many agreed being a NHS mem- articipate in communiy service activities ell as school activitie and it feels great to help out!" said Shannon Wright (12). Other students were glad to have been inducted into National Honor Society because of the educational benifites. " I like being in NHS because it gives me a lot of service oppertunities and it will look good on my college resume," commented Chelsea Smith (11) . NHS was sponsored by Mrs. Redlingere. She was very proud to lead these amazing students who had accomplished so much in their high school careers. 62 National Konors Soclet4 LQfT• A.) . Ccn:>TancQ ( 11) :>hakQ:> hand:> w fTh a:>:>f:>Tal')"t -princr-pal, ~r. 'Duran, afTQr aCCQ-pTfng hQr kQ~ . �Offlc~r~ ""Danrll~ ~andall and G~offrQ~ 13ro~..tJnfng tak~ a 4uch nQQdQd brQak durrng a col. .rpQ"tfTron I,)Jfth fir. \Jrzrnnr and AnQI1:~-pQnoza . Grou-p 4QJ4bQr~ found thQ~Q brQak~ fniJaluabiQ. ~rck~ GaiiQg o~ ( 11) and (Qd nc SQ~..tJQr ( IZ) -prQ-parQ for ThQfr ~CQr)QTO C{_Ualrf~ for ~"taTQ frnal~. Co"-\-pQTI'Tfon ~..tJa~ hQid at" uccs rn ""DQCQJ4bQr. What was DECA ?I Not a very well-known club, DECA sometimes got overlooked or forgotten by students. What students didn 't know is that DECA was "straight up tight." At least that was how Geoffrey Browning put it. "DECA is the coolest club on campus, because the one club that is truly student-run and goals : commity service, leadership one of those key goals," said Mr. Vizzini enthusiastically. DECA club was a smaller, closer group that To-p ~o~.AJ. Ce2drik SC2~.AJC2r, Ane2l u-prn~o~o. "Doi)(C2IIC2 11ondoll, l.ladfr)Q t1onrbu~an . "Boffo"-\ 11o~.AJ. /1r. \lrzzlnr, 11rck~ Golle2go~. )oe2llo ~C2Tz1e2r, 11ffo~ t1ottox, ond Ge2offre2~ "Bro~.AJI)(r)g . ~oT -vrcturC2d· "DC2)C2on "Bro~.AJn. ght· An1211::~-p12nozo, C12dnc SQ~.AJC2r, Uonle2IIC2 ScotT, ond Uoi)(C211<2 11ondoll \IJOI't -potiQr)TI~ for TI)Q flnol rQ~UIT~ ofTI)Q CQk.l-pC2titiOr). worked very well together. DECA competed in events such as individual and group competitions, and they also worked on written projects such as business plans and promotional campaigns. It was a lot of hard work. When asked about th best part of DECA, many answered, " The opportunity to meet new people!" DECA 63 �~ f1o5T -pe&o-ple& be&lfe&IJe&d t-hat- 3 K\U~5 \)Ja5 all about- fun and 8al4e&5, ;; but- \)Jhe&n fT ca14<2 do\)Jn To fT, t-he& . Lance& "'Drcu5 ( 10) plafnQd, • X It- f5 not- all fun and 8 14<2~ <2 o haiJe& t-o 9QT do\)Jn t-o or k or iT all oiJe&r f'or U5.' \Uhe&n all The& 5e&riOU5ne&55 \)Ja5 OIJe&r t-he&~ dfd 9e2T 5014<& Tfl4e& t-o re&lax. --rl}e& funne&5t- t-hrns about- K\U~5 f5 \)Jhe&n \)JC& 8e&T done& \)JfTh our de&adlfne&5 caU5<& \)JQ 8<2T To 14<255 around a lfrrle&,' re&-plfQd "'Brittan~ f1a5on( 12). Ifft- \)Ja5 not- for ~ 5Taff sot- do\)Jn TO bu5f t:: 64 k:WKS �)0<2 Gri<2b<2l (11) CUt-5 no~fna­ t-fon not-fc<25 for 65 �Every freshmen had a Link Leader. Link Crew was an organization that helped incoming students feel comfortable in a new enviroment. While making freshmen feel at home, new friendships and experiences were made. With two new advisors, Mrs. Bott and Mrs. 66 lfnlc Crew Walker, added on this year, it made it easier for the Link Crew advisors to be more organized and plan more events for the freshmen. "I love to be involved at our school, and I like to make differences at our school," said Mrs. One special story about a lonely starfish on the beach was shared by Link Leaders whenever they achieved something. Sometimes it made them cry, but the story symbolized the importance of making every freshmen feel special and important �ornefi~nes MeMot'ies Do llurl l A1thiE~tic Trainers had a have to be on their toes to d al with over the everytime during a game . • ..._,from helpmg athWith these motivated get taped and iced. trainers tt IS a goal to get everyone can do this. our athletes back in one be an athletic trainer, piece. aeed to take begm"It is a duty to get all athlettc training athletes back together so that they can get back ~A.... From the . .IDOJdtlibes many into gear of practicing ralllen take tune out of and plaYJDg", sa1d Mr. - ,.......y schedules. Fme bemg apart of With this motivation because I can and confidence tt makes lilrienc:e sports that I the athlete able to learn about their 1DJ111ie and he)ps them ow what they need to do to get back to the playing field L~ft- · ID~ t-rarn~r::, ba 99 ~d rc~ b~tor~ t-t)~ \JJff")t-~r -prac- tic~s b~gan. Ic~ t)a-p-p~n~d t-o b~ t-t)~ at-t)l~t-~::> f")UI4b~r Of")~ \JJO~ t-o -pr~­ \.l~f"lt- rnju~ t-t)f::; ~~ar. ""'fa bran Garcfa (12) t-a-p~d an at-t)l~t-~s ankl~ b~for~ an f14-p0rTOI")T 8014~- Athletic Training 67 �Military Student Coalition was a fairly new program that had a major impact on our school. The club was e tablished by Mrs. Bott and entered into its fourth year in 2005. Aryssa Washington (12), who had been involved in the coalition since it started, said, "In Military Student Coalition, we pretty much just take pride in helping out our military dependents and soldiers. We do volunteer work on Ft. Carson, send care packages, and provide a support group for those with family members over seas. It's just something we do to help out our military community." Military Student Coalition helped out a lot of students. Kim Hedding ( 12) said, "I like it because you can talk about how you feel with family members being gone, and everyone else understands. It's a great group for military brats to stay together." Even with all the time they spent on the care packages and the support groups, they still managed to have some fun! To-p l1o~..>J• Hr~. V<2r~l1nA, "Ernf12 Chat...~-prgn~, ~fcol12 Hr2f~~n12r, LaTara ~ard~, ~ri~tin12lanr~. Zl')d l1oi..>J• Andr12~ ""D12 La Cruz, Thot...~a~ HonTAOt...\<2~, )o~h ""Biackt...\an, )<2r<2t...~fah )ohn~on, Tonr Gri<2go.l3ottot...~ l1o~..>J• At...~bria Hartin, A~~~a \J.la~hrng­ Ton, ~ft..\ ~<2ddrng, L:acha~ "EIIf~, Tonr~ha Coburn. ~oT 1Xctur<2d• Hr~. ""Batt A~~~a \J.la~hrngTon ( 12) hang~ u-p a car12 -packag12 ~u-p-pi~ lf~T. Th12~12 lf~T~ 1..>J<2r12 hangfl1g all o\J!2r Th<2 ~chooi~..>JfTh fT<2t...\~ ThaT ~Tud12nT~ could donaT!2 for car12 -packag12~. ~fcol12 H12f~~n12r ( 12) t...~ak<2~ an announc121-..1<2nT aT Th<2 b!2gfl')nrng of Th<2fr t...\<2<2t-rng. Sh12 fnfo~<2d Th<2 t...\t2W b12r~ ThaT Th<2~ had 0 chanc12 TO ~~2nd OUT TI..>JO grou-p~ of car12 -packag12~ a ~12ar To d12-plo~12d ~oldf12r~. Thot...~a~ HonTgot...\<2~ ( 10) I..>JriT<2~ do~..>Jn fd12a~ for HflfTa~ STud12nT Coalr- t-ron. ~<2 ThouAhT of acti\Jfti<2~ ThaT Hrha~ STud12nT Coalft-ron could -part-rcr-paT!2 rn and raf~<2 fund~. 68 M11Jtar4 Student Coalition Tonisha Coburn(ll) sa "Military Student Coalition i great organization. We get t gether and have a good tin: Whether it's dressing up elves and toy soldiers or ca packages, we have a lot of fut �NJROTC was not always about the the cadets followed n important weekly hedule. On Monday they used their time to practice their marching. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, classes spent learning about Navel history and disscussions on current events. Cassidy Ostermiller hat ush- s." 0 Cprogram participated in the annual Ginnell Road clean-up. Robert Boucher (9) said, "I enjoy the commitment of the unit in NJROTC program!" Along with the clean, -up they sponsored the Opera- program." Wednesday, they had uniform inspections, and on Fridays, they tested their endurance skills in P.T. Philip Dobson (11) said, "The hardest thing in NJROTC is getting the e collected ite a oldiers eded d sent care packages to soldiers who had been deployed. ·""'''',.,.,..,'T, A. liarHn, I. licl3~dC2 , K. ~ou~e2 , L Ku~kr2nda ll, 1::. vlake2. znd ~o~ LC2ft-~rght- · AlX~ l::.C. }ohn~on T. 1'1· 13ro~n. 1'1· 0-pcf)ucf), A. }ohno~on, ""D. Carabajal, K. 1'1· Krng, ""D.I1atia, 5 . ~obe2rh, "B. tiott, ""f. Crabt-rC2C2, 1-j. tif21~~flC2r, K. "DISH~• C. Lo\JC2r, } · Krd~r2 ll, lia jor ti.A. \ila~hlngt-on, ""D. Ta~Tor, } · 5a"-'-piC2, T. 11t-o-vacC2, ""D. 5o jack, ""D. ""Da\JI~, } · Gloor. ~-jot- Vlcture2d• A. vullrnH, . ~o~bal, ~ · 5t)rrlf2~, A. \lral-pando, C. \ilt)rt-r2, ~· \ilrllra"-'~ · v. ~OTC "Branca ~ott ( 112.) ~~lb a cand~ bpr S7.~nc~r All~ntiac ( 11) fer an ~OTC fundrar~~r. All tl)~ 1..\CrJ~~ t-l)atrar~~d t-l)rcug t-1)~ ~~ar I..)Ja~ t-o -pa~ fer t-1)~ Annual ~rlrt-a~ ~"Ball. ~TUdC2r)T~ re2dTC2 Tf)r2 vlr2d8r2 of Allr2grancr2. Tf)r2 C2r)tirC2 ~cf)ool rr2dTe2d tt darl~ durnrng (hannr2l 1, drd �I~T ~OW• l1h<2anna l1o~~t-on, St-<2-pt)anf<2 Ada4~, Kat-t)<2~n ~a44, Al~~~a Koogl<2r, ~oil~ "1><2rkrn~ , ""B<2rnard znd l1ow. ""Danf<2ll<2 "1><2na, ll)o4a~ t1ont-go4o~, Cor<2~ And<2r~on, T.j. t=orQt)and, TrH f1attox I~T ~OW• f1r. STQIJQn~ ~rcol<2 Curl, STQIJQn \JJalk<2r, Alb<2rt Gu~<2, C:~drn t1ct=arlan<2 znd l1ow. ""Brittan~ f1ab~, S<2rgro \JJrllra4~, Au~t-rn Logan .3rd l1ow. f1art c:nr~, ~~an *ssrn~ I~T l1ow. Kurt ~an~on, ""B<2t-t) Ada4~, C:rric ~a4froz, Kat- 0'~<2fll znd l1ow. Al<2x ""Black, Ct)ri~ f1fll<2r, St-<2-pt)<2nf<2 Ada4~ .3rd l1ow. 11~- C:lw<2ll, Sandra t=or~~. A.). Con~t-anc<2, f1<2gan ~oo~<2r, A~t)l<2~ Koogl<2r 70 Performfnq Arts �15t 1lo\JJ• KatDQrir)Q ~05QI ScariQtT ""Bourc......,~crla 11~ld5 1 1)Q'Jffl \Voodi..)JOrtD 1Trffan~ '-~,.,,~.v Kunclr5 1GracfQr)r)Q ~orri5 znd At-~b~r ~Qn~~ )QflrJffQr ~a KQndall SrcN4fiiQr1 )o~ \VarringTor) 1C OurgiQ~~ ~DQanna 1lo~5TOfl .3rd 11oi..)J. ""Ba~·V-\Q5bQrgQr1 VD~Ircra TfQid5 1KarQn T 04Cra 5t~-pDar)fQ k5onl ~onrq_uQ Kauff4an1 I Kurt ~Qr)50r)l GarQk vuddQrl 1KaTDQrir)Q o~~Qflll CDarnQII CoiQ 15T 11oi..)J• Al~xandria ~rQ4C5 1 SDC ~QIIonl KaTDrin junkfn51 ~CCDQI A-pril ~Qr)Q5:) znd ~0\JJ• Ta~lor ::". N -nnr. CDri5Tfna ""5QQ50fl1SDalo4 ""Be Lakri5DC AbQ~TC 1 A-pril Ca5TQ )QnnrfQ.r -:zr44C2.r .3rd l1o\JJ• ~QDQ~tca ""BrgQ.Io\JJI CDC2.riQ. \Vrllra451 STQ-pDa \Vor5TC2.r1SaraD CanTfrJ1SDCI..)JflC )QnnrfQr Sando'Jal 'lTD 11oi..)J. ~5. ""BC44C2.5bC2.rgQrl Sa4CflTDC ..., ................. ul )QnffQr Ar-pad 1VD~Ircra l:dd~~ Sr4-p5on1 Kalf5DC -rrncDI Al~55a Subrina CDC4bC2.r5 ""DanfC2.IIQ znd ~oi..)J· ~5. Bo44'2~~~Q' K~IC2. 1:1JCr)51CorQ.~ ~cinTo AnTDOfl~ ObQrtl 11aCDQCI S"-\fTDI ~rranda ~artrn~ Cora ~QrQdfTD .3rd ~O\JJ• 1)fQgo l1f'JQ.rC 1 ~fCDCC2.1 Gur)TQr1'Erik ~artfr)Q.ZI ""Da4onrq_uQ CDC4bQr51 L)QIJOfl ~c""BridQI A5DIC2.~ GraDC41 SDCI..)JI')k.IQriQ SCDC2.C2.I 71 �~O\.)J• ~feel~ "'Brc~h~r~, G~ncdrn~ To\J~~. G~offr~~ "'Bro\.)Jnfng, T c"-'crc \IJ~~t- znd ~0\.)J• Kat-nne "'Brc~h~r~, Co And~r~on, Tho"-'c~ f'iont-ogo"-'~~. T.). ""for~lcnd, ~~z~nrc 5cnt-o~, Kat-~ ~~ j~~ck, Ang~lfe "'B~rncrd ~O\.)J• Al~~~a Koogl~r, Kct-h~~n ~c"-'"-'• Tr~\Jor ~o~~nb~rs~r, ;a~on Kcoff"-'cn, 5~rgro 'Wrllrc"-'~• 5cndrc "Tor~~. ~h~anna ~o~~t-on ~t-h ~O\.)J• vn~erllc ~~~~~reK, Kcr~n ~~nd~r~on, f'icrk Cran~. Cheri~~ nrt~n,, jonat-han vort-~r, Arnold, ~feel~ /'i~f~ l~t- ~0\.)J• A~h~~~ 140C)Qic:~r, ~~ct-h~r n~orn, L~ch }U"-''P• "'B 5~cborn, "'B~rncrd Torn~r, "'fr~ld~, Kcr~n Krng, )ana~ A ""frizz~!! .3rd Al~~~c Koogl T c"-'crc f'iol AnA~Ire ~O\.)J• Uncf~~~ \llood, "Vh~lfdc n, f'i~lf~~c , 5t-~-phcnr~ A~h~~~ Crock, ~ell~ v~rkrn~, , "'B~t-h Ada'-'~• "'Bncnn~ Arnold 72 PerformJnq rts �@ I:>T ~O'VJ• -"D~Ian T~l<2.r, A:>hl<2.~ Lo'VJ~, -"D~I')Q.:>ha t-ialoi')Q., -"DU"-\0 jf ""Bu"tf<2.rr<2.z, Ang<2.la ~<2.rr<2.ra, St-<2.-phanfQ. S"trC2."-\kC2., vat-rfcfa Cogar, )OI')Q.IIQ. Coi'):>TOI')CQ., Tal...lara \l)Q.:>T, Und:>a~ Turi')C2.r, Arf<2.l ""Bfi~Q.U Zl')d ~O'VJ• l<al~n GrQ.Q.I'), SO"-\OI')"tha L~1...1burn, A:>hl<2.~ )ohn:>ol'), I< at-~ ~Q. j:><2.k, ""Bnana LC2.a"thQ.r:>, 1'i<2.gan S"-\f"th, )acq_u<2.l~n ""Bottch<2.r, julf<2. \l)al"t<2.r:> .3rd ~O'VJ • C~:>"tal t-iQ.I')O, Al~:>:>a l<oogl<2.r, -"Dranna t-irll:>, L'och \l)Q.ri')Q.r, ""BrfTTI')Q.~ Carroll, )C2.1')f Ar-pad, Tau"t~ana 1'i<2.'VJborn, t-ir. ""fafr<2.:> I:>T ~O'VJ• St-<2.-phanfQ. Ada"-\:>, )<2.:>:>fca -"Do~, L)Q.::,frQ.Q. 1<rrgg<2.r, ~fchol<2. ~Q.gron, l<rf:>TQ.I') ~oh, Sandra V<2.r<2.z, znd ~O'VJ• t-ir. ""fafr<2.:>, A:>hl<2.~ S"tC2.'VJart, -"Don an t-ia-p-p, "Elora Tnbbl<2., ShC2.rla Sh0"-\1...\<2.1 .3rd ~0\.)Jo l:nk t-iarfi')Q.Z, )<2.:>:> j.{Q.""faU\JQ.r, L)fQ.go srgala,)01-.\Q.:> l<fd'VJQ.II Performlnq Arts 73 �• ~C\JJ I• Cl)ristii')Q l)f1Jfl')<2, l<aTI)Q~I') ~a1414, '--""r"• • Osk1Jare2k, A~ssa \Vasl)rng-tcn, ""Brittan~ f'iab~, Ccre2~ Ande2rscn, Ale2xfs C<2rde2na, S"t<21J<2n \Valke2r, Ua ""'Be2ssfck, ""D<2Ifsa ~e2nde2r~on, t::~drn f-ic"Farlan<2 znd ~c\JJ• f-ir. S"te21Je2ns, l<r~ ~<2ddrng, Cafti<2 ~cunAs, ~an-tl)a ~all, ;csl) ""'Biack14an, vriscflla tse2ssrck, ~acl)e2al Laf'iar, ""Danre2ll<2 ~andall, Tcnrsl)a Coburn, ~fck ""De2ttre2~, ""De2nnrs T a~ lor .3rd ~C\JJ • Albe2r"t Guse2, ;csl) ""Df1Jfne2, ;canna \Vrllra14s, Se2rgrc \Vrllra14s, l<a~la ""Zarttz, Caf-tlrn G<2r1.JJ<2ck, ~~an *ggrns, f'iark Crane2, Tl)c14as vc~.JJQrs, ;ce2 ""'Bcfle2s, ~rcl)ard Cardc, Austin Legan 1sT ~C\JJ• Cl)an"t<2<2l Sadle2~, Uz "'faze2kas, 1<114 Caron, Ange2l ~cdrrq_ue2z, l<acfe2 ~<2rf4ann znd ~C\JJ• f-ir. S"t<21Je2ns, Ccdr Ga-tlrn, Asl)le2~ l<ccg1<2r, ""D<2sfre2 Carab jal, ""Brittan~ Lue2de2k, l<ris-tfn ~<2~<2s, Cl)ris"tfn<2 ""'Baca .3rd ~C\JJ• ""De2re2k l<rall14an, Ten~ Gcnzale2z, l)QIJCI') ~e2nde2rscn, ~a"tl)an \Jrzcarra, An-tl)cn~ "Duran, ;arrus ""'Bance2, ~rccle2 Curl, l<e2lse2~ ""Ballard 'IT!) ~C\JJ• ~a"tl)an l<fssane2, Scott t::ng14an, Garre2k vudde2r, ;us-trn Crcnrn, Aus-trn Legan, ~rcl)ard Cardc, ""'Bre2tt ~anle2~, f-iatt t::llrs, l<a-trina ""'Brasl)e2rs, l<f14 l<<2rce2 1ST ~0\JJ• ""'Brandf<2 vlake2, f'icnfq_UQ ""'B f'i<21fssa ""'B<2I1Ja, f'ie2agl)an Caron, -y;a::.1u1 nQ Gorden, f'ircl)<2al l<e2~ znd ~C\JJ• ~<2b<2<::cc1' "'fcun-tarn, Cl)<2~<2nne2 1-if<2r, va-trida !<neff, ""Briana I<<2<2TQr-Gra~, Asfa Scl)n<2ll, Cod~ Olse2n .3rd ~C\JJ• Ariana 1::1Jans, Albe2r"t Guse2, ~e2be2cca "'faze2kas, Cl)e2lsr ~cuse2, l114 \Vrllra14s, ~e2be2cca ""Bfg<21ci.JJ, Sabrina Cl)acc, f'irnd~ \Vfllfa14s 'IT!) ~C\JJ• f-ir. ST<21J<21')s, Usa ~e2uscl), Laure2n jcl)nscn-~r-tl), \Ve2sle2~ ~ardrng, La""Darius Te2nn~scn, ""Dannr Cu-p-ple2s, l<e2ndra ""'B<21')Tcn, An-tl)cn~ Obe2r"t, f-iatt t::llrs 74 Performrn9 Arts �Logan, Al~~~a KooAie2r, Ta"-\ara \Ue2~T, ~10an *eern~. t-\ark Crane2, e>ra ~;:ior) IJr Ande2r~on, Se2rgro \.Vrllra"-1~ znd 11o~..>J• A"-\brfa t-\arTrn, Sa"-\anTha ~all, afTf<2 ~oung~. Che210<2nne2 t-\f<2r, 13randf<2 "VIake2, A~~~a \Ua~hfnATon, Kf"-\ ~<2 Sadle210, 13nttan~ t-\ab~, t-\<2aghan Caron, L)Qborah Saga-poluTe2Te2 .3rd ~OI..>J• ~jl ~t-<21..1<2n·~. Ga.nz<::llq z,Torr *earn~. -ru~Trn Conrn, CafTirn Ge2r~..>Je2ck, 11rchard Cardo, Tonr~ha Coburn, ~rck Kal01a "LanTz, -vrr~crlla 13<2~~rck, l1<2be2CCa ""'founTafn, c~~Tal AnTonro ~TD ~OI..>J• :-'\1\lb -r.•h~ ""flor<2~, -ro~h 131ack"-\an, Gare2k vudd<2r, }canna \Urlfa"-1~. t-\att t::llr~. Albe2rT Gu~Q, rde2na, Arana t::1..1an~.~aThan \Jrzcarra l~T 11o~..>J• t-\fTch TDe2 t-\rlk t-\an, Ton10 Gonzale2z, A~hle210 Koogle2r, t-\r. STe21..1e2n~ znd ~OI..>J•}o~h 131ack"-\an, }o~h L)f1Jfn<2, ~rck '"'D<2ttre210 .3rd 11o~..>J• t::~drn l-\c""'falan<2, AuTU"-\ ~fTD, AI<2Xf~ Ce2rde2na, "'Brandon GH"-\<2~, 11an *eern~. ~aThan \Jrzcarra, Albe2rT Gu~e2, t-\att t::llr~. }o<2 ""Borle2~, Ka10la -zarrn, Ua 13<2~~rck, '"'Danfe2lle2 11andall, Tra1..1f~ 11ooT 75 �TO 'I'B e: CI·Af=S OF 2006 I am ure it i hard for you to believe that graduation i here; how quickly the la t four year have pa ed! Remember back to that fir t day of chool a a fre hman, when you came to chool thirty minute early ju t to check the locker combination for the hundredth time. You probably wondered how you were going to get from one cia to the next in five minute , but you made it. I told you to enjoy your high chool experience becau e it will go by before you know it - well, here we are, four year later, and we have done all we can to prepare you for thi moment. We mea ure our elve by tandard -our trength and our intelligence, our wealth and e en our good luck, the e are the thing which warm our heart . I am confident that you have a g od foundation for building your life and that you will be a po itive contributor to our ociety. I am ure you will be proud to ay you graduated from Widefield High School, a chool deep in pride and tradition. When you are out in the "real world," remember that the be t way to predict your future i to cr ate it. That ucce i chao ing to enter the arena of action, determined to give your elf to the cau e that will better humanity and la t for eternity. Learn to under tand and appreciate and take care of the natural world in which you live. Learn to appreciate your fellow man; know there are difference and perceive the e difference not a an occa ion for unea ine or ho tility, but a challenge to your capacity for under tanding. Learn to dream, and when one dream die , dream another. You are in control of your life, you may chao e to either live your life or let other live it for you. Share your time, your energy, your friend hip, your love, and your re ource . You will be amazed at what a po itive impact you can have in the world if you would ju t how people you really care. Make the mo t of each day; the truggle you may have may become an opportunity for advancement- your challenge may become your greate t a et. Ch o ewell and dream on. I wi h all of you the very be t, Jim Felice Principal 76 Seniors �c I a - ·o I s s 0 - Shane Bradford and Mikinsie Ransdell 0 f 2 0 0 6 Class of 200C5 77 �(!) c Kim Heading and Jeff Leversege (!) ~ ~o e ~c 0 .r. ;n "'0 .r. ~ u.. • ........ ,D I ~ c:: :.a c;l c:: 0 ~ ~ r p 0 I I s 18 Se Jors Crystal Antonio and Deron Reese �Christine Morgan and Reillor Davis c I a s s QJ Vl 0 0 ::l :;::: QJ 1:: ~ f QJ ::l 0 1:: ..., ::l 2 3: 0 0 6 QJ 0 ~ Cll QJ :::3 0. egan Valente and Jonathan Andujar Class of 2006 79 �Michael Huffman and Antima Henre !!st Smile t: c:-: C[J 0 ~ t: 0 Jl -g :I: e • I 0 r p 0 I I s 80 SenJors DeJean Brown and Michelle Brown �W- j::..ll~/1/ Acf~tl., /3--11 AI~Ynr 'One mlniAte I'm CMnging pamper.; and tne next I'm loo~lng for colleges. Yoo're a beaiAilful ~oong woman. 5o prood. go ma~e ~oiAr dreams a realltyl" Love, Mom&Dad 'We blln~ed and ~OIA went from a C~IAbb~ cnee~ed ciAile pie to a beaiAI1M Intelligent ~oong lad~. We're excited to see wMt lies a~ead for ~· Yoo ~II be amazing!' Mom&Dad ••• .,Y~t.,, A/rif111~ 'VOlA are tne daiAg~er tnat we nave oll\a~ dreamed of. Ma~ God alwa~ be ~ ~OIA wflere fNe'f' ~OIA are." We love~. Dad&Mom }ori~ll A tlfl..lll }o111111~11 All(t';i,r 'Jord~ can't believe ~OIA are gradtAat1ng alread~l We wtsfl ~ tne best In everytnlng ~ do. Sta~ posltlve. We love ~OIA IAncondltlonall~." 'Yoo a~ Md tnat ·~ OIAt worid, nere I come' attltlAde, YOIA made me proiAd ~nd words. lAse ~r god-given talents >Msel~ and ~ ~II ac~leve ~r dreams." Love, Mom Wltn all oor love, Momm~. Dadd~. Jos~~. & Jared J' ~~~ A; o/qc~ 'BIAbba, tnese ~ear.; nave gone 50 fast. YOtA are stAdi a gift to ~r famll~. God M5 given ~OIA 50 man~ talents and gifts. LOOK OlAT WORLD, HERE RYAN COMESI R~n. we are proiAd of ~oiA. YoiA can do an~~lng ~oiA set ~oiAr mind on," WE LOVEYOIA, Mom, Karl, nave ?~r~ AriM1r"' /3rl~llll" Ar/I(Jr 'Sara, congrat1Aiat1onsl Yoo are a Joy and 'Brlanne, ~ ta~en OIAr breat~ watcned ~lA grow away since tne moment ~lA were !?om. blessing to 1.45, We Into a love!~ ~lAng woman and we Reali~ listen to ~oor ~eart and ~oo'll ~now cotAidn't be proiAder of ~oiA." ~at direction to ta~e." Love, OIAr Love, Mom&Dad Mom&Dad nave nave ( r, rl~ 11 Alllo/1/(J 'OtAr Independent gi M5 grown lAp and corrt1n1Ae5 to amaze IA5 'Mtfl ner per5fNe'f'ance and positive I CAN attltiAde All tne best and we ~· ~be flere to 51Apport ~. ?--~11 AriM1re 'Sean, congrat1Aiat1onsl We are very proiAd tnat ~OIA grown Into a ~oong man ~~ a good neart and an Independent mind. YDIA all oor love nave nave andbest~~.- Love, Mom & Dad Breez~, Hannai~fi-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~,~~~~--~ ~i;;::=!~~~~~-'---~ & �w_ j.,lltr Atyt'rl/~ J~dAt,rlr/q "Yoo've growr1 lAp to be a beaiAtlful ~oong lad~. 11'151de and oiAt, ar~d I'm prood of all ~oiA've accompl15ned. 1 love ~oo." M.om "Wnat man 5fYNS ne snail also reap, K wnat ~OIA plar~t. YliArtiAre and g!Aard It w narvest time. God's world pi1A5 faltn ard worj 15 a g~Aaranteed 51ACCe55.• Mom&Dad n!!iv_, b!! c!!r_fr!l!l ••• # "'y'fll!f.,rr~r "DtAr betAtiful dcrugnter from tne momemt you were !?om you flad a sert5e of strel'lgn and confidence about ~oo. Yoo've always ~OWI'l wfiat ~OIA •Nc:mted .• so don't be afraid to step oot tnere and grab all ~r dreams!" Love, Mom. Dad & R~an If ?,..,11!f.,rf;·... t; Arlf/n/r /fqrl/'*f ff "51ACcess does not depet1d 1Apon tne ·Missy Girl. remember, all goals are acftiew.tble. "Jena, ~lA are and alwa~ will be OIAr Pray. plan. cmd stay focused on ~pAr goals. 1see brilliance of ~IAr plan btAt 1Apon tne angel. Everyda~ we are more prOIAd of ~pA doing great !flings. You ~&!flings are COI'15lsta~ of ~r act1on5.... ~ you. Tneres notnlnq ~oiA car~'t do." growr1 Into a nandsome and a respo1115lble possll?le tflrt>~Agn cnrist wro strengtflens !flee. 1 Love ~oiAr famll~. am so blessed mnave a 5peclaf gift from God." ~OIAI'19 man. We are ve~ prood of you.· Mom, George, KeviYJ, & Garrett I love ipA. Love, Momm~ M.om. Dad, & Famll~ ;..//.,if"'llll.. nave flu,..llloll "'1111,.11 Cl.,r 1/,./foro,z "Q, as your baby steps nave become ·cnarile, we are so ve~ pro1Ad of ~oo and all ~lA accompll5ned so far In ~oiAr ~oonq life. ContlniAe to be ~lA -Reep smiling- and ~OIAr dreams will no end. MIAcn siAccess alwa~11· We love ~oiA ve~ miAcn, M.om. Joey. & Stac~ long strides, time 15 btAt a football field long. Cfierlsfl. love and enJo~ eve~nlng pos.slbfe, and ~lA will win ~oiAr game of life." Love, M.om, Dad, Kristen, & MIKa~la nave nave } qct?l'"' 11 II /follcf,. r "TnAe bea~ 15 foor~d wltnln ~oor sool, btAt tne fact 15 tnat It snows tnroogn ~oor face 51Are maRes ~DoRing at ~lA easier. Yoo'll alwa~ be m~ sister: m~ best friend." ?1.,11"' lfr.,/ od nave •All of ~oor life ~00 dreamed of toda~. Now ~OIA are !lAst anotner step along tne wa~. Yoor .IOtA~ JIA5t begiAn. taRe It serloiAs, btAt some fw~' Love, M.om, Dad & tne rest of tne famll~ nave nas �nave fo/col~ ~rqrf~t-r A~r~r~/r~r 'YOIA alwat,15 made 1.(5 prOtAd ... ffianR5 "Uttle AmL alwa1,15 nold on to tnose tnlngs nearest and dearest to ~OIAr neart. We for being ~otAI Now and forever ~otA will be love ~OtAI OtAr perdol.(S and m05t sacred blessing! YotAr are loved more toon llfel" tw:>m & Dad tw:>m, Dad & Katrina PI ELLO ELE V\E TAR Y :Grade Can you flnd Claude Joseph, Erydin McFarlane, or Megan Valente? J1,;1~1v ~rli/Jiojl~ /)0q!l~rolv!l C..o ffr.,J ~roiv!l/!ly J urr~tt (q!l!lo!l "YolAr tne best M.at. we are very prOtAd of ~OtA." Love, M.om & Dad, Cnrlsty, Nlc~ & LIA~e "YOtA are m~ IYI5plratlon and ffie Joy of m~ life, ta~e tne Lord wltn ~OtA wnerever ~OtA go and wnatever ~OIA do. Ma~ God Bless: Love, "Ma~ God Bless ~otA as~ begln ~IAr next .IOtA~. Ma~ ~OtA saf~ along tnese roads and explrence to ~eep life ·congrarulat1oY15 Ra-Ral We're ve~ prOtAd of ~OtA and ~ ~OtA will go far In life. We love ~~· M.om & Tom /W:>m, & Famll~ nave Interesting." Love, Momma A/Hif!l(q {qrcq(~/1 ~r/ffii~J (qrroll • Amanda, ~OtA nave grown 1Ap In a blln~ of "Brtttn~. It seems JIA5t ll~e ~esterda~ tOOt I was wal~lng ~olA to ~lndergarden. I'm so very protAd of ~~· YOIA are m~ slAYI5fllne, m~ onl~ SIAYI5nlne... Love, M.om an ~e. We are very prolAd and we love ~OtA." A I.,Y./r C.rl~!lq "WMtever road ~OIA cfioose, we're rlgnt benlnd ~otA win or lose. Be cotAragol.(S and be brave, In OIAr nearts ~OtA'II alwal,15 sta~ Forever YOtAng." Love. Mom. Dad & A,.,(..r (Ot.. •Amber didn't tal~ 1Ant11 sne was folAr ~ears old. Sne's spent ffie last 14 ~ears ma ng lAp for lost time." cnas Bab4 Pictures �/)_,11/~ I (D II//1) }urf/17 &;Br.,!l(oii G r/oY., ·we are 50 prood of i:jotAI We WCIYit onl1:1 tf1e be5t for i:1otA· Keep strtvtng for i:jotAr goals. We love i:jotA, Nlom & Dad ·~. as we ~ baclli and remlnlse abo!At tf1e 1:1ears gone by. we realize now grateful we are for ffie precious memories i:jOIA V1ave given lAS. God triAii:j blessed tf1ls famlli:j wf1en i:1otA entered oor lives." Love, Dad, Nlom, Darlan, & tfle Cordova Clan ( r/rf/11., /) .,y/I.,..Jtt/.z "Crlst1na, oor little glrlls now a beautiful i:jOIAng woman woo mallies IA5 veri:j proiAd. Alwa~ be i:jOIAr.self and worfi f1ard and i:jotAr dreams wtll come triAe." We love i:jotA ver~:j m1Acf11 Nlom. Dad, & Gabriel A rft,.._J ( r o.,J "Don't be afraid to mallie mlstallies, blAt learn from tY1ose mlstallies and i:jOIA wtll become wt.se bei:jond i:jotAr ~:jears. STAY AWAY FROM BOYS! Love l:jotA sweetie, Dad "Keep doing i:jOIAr best, we are proiAd," love i:jOIA, Nlom ;Br/_,1111., /).,Y/r J~illor 1).,,_/r "Yoo toolli oor candle, and lit oiAr world." Love i:jOIA Brat, Daddi:j, Nlom, & COIArtnei:j "Rai:j, tf1~e are no ~rds to describe f1ow greatflAI I am for tfle i:jOIAng man i:jOIA tiAmed oiAt to be. I'm~ proiAd of !.lOlA for doing good In scf1oor. .5tai:jl~ owt of troiAble, and for being resP,Ons!Ble. A5 i:jOIA qo tf1roiA_qf111fe, JIASt remember I wtll alwa1:15 l'>e flere tOr i:jOIA and .!.lOlA wtll alwa1:15 be m1:1 oobi:j. GOOB!e:ss i:jotA." Love, Nlom ;Br.,ll(o/1 /)..P'1ffo Can you ftnd: Mikinsie Ransdell, Brandon DeMatto, Phylicia Fields, Tara Hester, or Brianna Davis? 84 Seniors /hy.,ll.}o1 (ttllitl~r ·Megan Joi:j. It's f1ard to believe tf1at i:jotA're gradiAatfng, We've f1ad man1:1 greer times and a few biAmps In tf1e road alor,g tfle wai:j. BlAt Megan, i:jotA've made It, ard we are 50 protAd of i:jotA, follow i:jotAr dreams and i:jOIA wtll do great tf11ngs." Nlom & Dad ;Br.,II(J /)#ttfrcl "Brandon, i:jOIA are an Inspiration to all "Todai:jls tf1e first dai:j of tf1e rest of i:jOIAr tf1at llinow i:1otA· Yoo came to IA5 to teacf11A5 life. Yoor MiAre Is i:jOIArs to captiAreiStrlve oiAr lesson, give IA5 Joi:j and mallie IA5 wflole. to do i:jOIAr be5t and believe In i:jotAr.self. we YoiA did an exceptional Job at lt1" can't express tfle f1onor It f1as been to be i:jotAr parents." Wltf11ove from i:jotAr famlli:jl Love, Men & Dad �lp~¥111z.. A'ld~¥ /)ur.,/1 _}.,ct?tf "JacqiAI, ~ fla.le grown Into a beatAtlful ~oung ',\()1)1Qn. Follow ~r dreams and ~oo ¥All go far. We are very proiAd of ~oull" 'BUgS. wMt a gift~ are to IASI We're extreme!~ proud of ~ and all ~our occompllsnmel'lt5. Alwa~ remember. ptAt uod first•.strive for tne best, ~now sometnlng great awaits for ~oiA." Love, Mom. Dad, Arlts, & Lexl Love~. Mom, Red, Kaylee, & Preston Plcf,.,l/,.,fi-.,r"'r $ f-fh~¥111"'PIZ?.."' II r.,j·.,/1 c..,rc/., Ar/111111 C..,r;~r Watcnlng yoo grow lAp fla5 beerlsiACn a [reat blessing. YOIA nave grown Into a very ;pedal person. YoiAr famll~ loves yoiA very miAcn.· '17 years~ we met c:md ~!flat 'P' were destined for great tfll11g5. YOIA an> everyt1i "9 I food roped for and IliON!. we MoJf! watcfled 'P' grrtN ~P and become a very sproat 'P'"9 woman It seems I onl~ !jE'Sterdal,lljOIA wer1t OOAt tf1e door to ~ndergardel'l. Cll1d now. ljOU're fleaded for college. We an> so prwd ot "Even In tne dariest moments In life, ~ are always gl~ng and 51ACcede In everytnlng tnat ~oiA do. YoiA ¥All go far ~ tnat attltlAde. We are all very prood "Blonde oolr, big bltAe eyes and a neart of gold. Eyes are tne ¥Andows to tne 5001. Sne fla5 tne most beautiful eyes and tne most beaut1ful of 50015." ljOIAr c:md 'P'' accomplblime..ts. We love 'P' very miAdll /W::Jtrl, Ja & Etfun of~OIA." Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Lety, & LIAis Mom&Dad a !!rf!!c u ffrl/111"'"' C.llcfrlrl-l'r"'J~.,r Brlttnee, ~ cnrlst, ~lA can do all tnlngs. Please ~now we are proiAd of ~OIA, we believe In ~oiA, and most of all we love w!! t!!y ... ~ou," .AI......ays. Mom& Dad Bab4 PJctures 85 �w_ /)Dhllllldtif" Cnl~·ll "DomlnlcjlAe, congrahAiat1ons on ~olAr 51Access gett1ng tfirolAgfi scfiooll" Mom "YolAr fiard wo~ fias paid off." Dad ''111-- I'I ll.,YIJ/H/H "Katfie~n. believe tfiat ~OIA are an Important part of eve~one's life tfiat you tolAcfi. Believe In ~oorself and ~I'IOW tMt ~OIA are loved." Mom&Dad !!nd _n!!rg_tic ••• j(l~rl; ~((lily /)~ t/rIf -tf-_lll~ rroil j(qr,..llfrcll(r/clroll . qrqfr.r~r "Kimber!~. I am PROIAD of ~OIA, and IMPRESSED ~fi ~OIA. •CongrahAiat1ons on tfils milestone In ~olAr life. Loo~ to tfie fieavertS for ~oiAr strengtfi and gJAidance. All tfilngs are possible If ~OIA believe." Love, "Into olAr lives ~olA came, over tfie ~ears we watcfied ~OIA cfiange, ofi wfiat a fine "From tfie moment ~OIA were born IAntil tfle end of time and evermore, ~OIA wtll be oor cfilld wfiom we fiave always been prood of. We love~· Mom&Dad Love, Momma Momm~ ~oong lad~ ~ became!" GradiAatlon da~ Is ~ear Is fiere, It's time to stand and cfieerll J 1 qll-f/t'yylllr ..4rf!~ 1 .,Yo;rr ~..lljif/'11/ll.,Yotvqrl/ "We're 50 prolAd of ~OIA and ~oor accompllsflmerrts. Yoo are ~nd fiearted, fionest and filAmoroiAS. Tfian~ for pl~lng tfie drtAmsl We love ~OIA "Tr1A5t In ~olAr fieart believe In ~olAr dreams "13eYH3erl, If ~lA can dream It, ~OIA can ~ondwordsl AKIKIAKA Mom. Dad & Sis strtve to accompllsfi ~oor goals let God gJAide ~oor patfi we're 50 prolAd of ~IAI" Love, Mom& Dad acfilve it. Follow ~olAr dreams! YolA ma~e IA5 all prood and we love ~OIA very mlAcfil" Love, Mom, Dad, Desiree, Ja~e. Vlc~l. Marisa & PalAI (qf"J .,Yt4roll ·casey. wflr!roever we are feel ng dowr1 we n~ o( 1p4 and be!Jin to ile. lAse ~pAr talertb to create 1p4r own brlgflt Mure. YOIAr poslt1ve atttt1Ade and 1p4r ability to ma e people !aug~ are tv.o g1fu tflat 1p4 miASt corrt1n<Ae ~rwgfiO!At ~pAr Rfe. YOIA are tnl'~ a g1ft frorr1 God TOOn~ 1p4 for 1p4r pos1t1ve and ico.llng Impact on OIAr famn~ • llM!. Dod. Mofro~ Brtttney. & JT �/lie I If"' 1 -:f/t/~11 (lrirloj f .. ,. .,Y,/--rl lo m~ beaiAtifiAI bab~ bo~ wflo I am very prOIAd of. Scnool plctiAre of rdm at B. So cute." Love, Mom ·Hold on to lnstr1Act1on don't let It go, g~Aard It well for It Is ~oor life. Don't follow tf1e patn of tne Immoral or wall( tne wa~ of sinful mer1." Proverbs 4:13-14 Love, Mom, Dad, Nlcf( & Sean Jor. IIJr. (qt-trfii--~J~r {lif?tl" 'Yesterda~ Is nlstory: tomorrow's a m~ery: but tfils Is tne da~ tfiat tf1e Lord •papito, ~OIA alwa~ f(now me la~Agn." f1as made." Alwa~ remember to read tf1e Basic lnstnAct1ons Before Leaving Eartn now to mal(e Love, Mama PI ELLO ELE 'VIE TAR Y: GRADE 3 Can you flnd: Nicholas Moore, Shyria Love, Christma La.rreau, Chris Driscoll, Jacquelyn Bottcher or Megan Valente? ll.,rjon·..jor..jl P,roll !lfVf~ll •PigiAI. -~OIA are m~ pride and Joy." Love, •JQS0\'1, ~OIA can fi~ as f11gf1 as ~OIA want, Ma Love, Love, ·cont1n1Ae to v.orf( as nard as ~OIA Can. It'S f1as got very far." Love, Mom & Dadd~ Papa Pa (~roll , ..11"/r••N -7'-'flf.. ,. ,1,.;'11!01' lne love of dadd~'sllfel" Fr/II l..,/r ·Fame Is a vapor. popularity an accident, ricnes taf(e wing. and onll,1 cnaracter endiAres." Horace Greel~ ·Mitcn, ~Inner strengtn f1as revealed Itself tnroiAgn ~IAr advers~. We are 50 pro!Ad of tne ~OIAng man ~OIA nave become ad tne v.onderful persot1 ~oo are. Strive wltf1 all1,100r neart to p1Ars1Ae 1,101Ar dreams and alwa~ ~OIA are loved." Mom, Dad, LaiAren. & Evan ·Aiwa~ do tne rlgnt tnlng." Love, Dadd~ Love, Mom& Dad but don't forget to come bacl( down every once In wfllle. Good IIACI(J Love, Mom, Dad, MonlqiAe, & Ton~ ( lr/rllll'f 1.,,-,..,.,tf ·we are 50 prood of I:10IA and all of ~oor accompllsnmer1ts. Tne MIAre belongs to 1,10IA, and ~lA can acnleve ant,1tnlng 1,100 ptAt ~IAr mind to. We love ~oo 50 very miACn." Mom&Dad Babtf Pictures 87 �J1 '111 ~lr "Congrats R~. wow time files, It seems ll~e JIA5t t,jesterdat,j t,jOIA were gradiAating grade .scfiool. YOIA've come along way, follow l,jOIAr dreams. YOIA've made lAS very pro1Ad." Love l,jOIA. Mom& Dad row ~ #lf(ri( "DIAr little Toby Is all grown lAp and going to do mant,j new tfilngs, Ufe's JIA5t test try t,jOIAr best and ~IA'II pass," Love TIA Familia ANI/II kyqll ·we are 50 prOIAd of t,jOIA and allt,jOIA fiave accompllsfied. Tfie fiAhAre lst,joiArs." Mom, Dad, & Etnan /(qr"':ll M11ftfroll "I'm so prOIAd of ~DIA biAnso ~ ~ from peoples wno try to be little ~r ami?lt1ot'ls. I'm always benlnd ~lA wnatENer direction ~OIA go. Keep fociA5ed on t,jOIAr goals and ~ SIACCeed everytnlng." Love, 5~111/qil~~~rll "Samantfia, we are very pleased wttfi wfiat t,jOIA fiave acfileved diArlng t,jOIAr filgfi .scfioolllfe. We are very, very proiAd to l?e ~IAr parents." Love, Mom&Dad /(rirlil/qir D!Ir "Kr!stina, we are fortiAnate to fiave ~DIA as oiAr daiAgfiter. We coiAid not l?e more prOIAd of tfie person t,jOIA are and tfie woman t,jOIA are becoming. We all low ~lA I" Mom. Dad, Eml, & M.eg /)JII"':rh/1 1/qloll'" ·Dynesfia, we are 50 proiAd of t,jOiAI Keep following t,jOIAr dreams and being ~IArseff. CongratiAiations babyl Love, Mom, Dad. & YDIAr brotfier Te-lln Momm~ } 11r o11 1/qrf/,.lvicz ·Jason, we are 50 prOIAd of Hie ~OIAng man t,jOIA fiave become. Mat,j allt,joiAr dreams come true Can you find: Mikinsie Ransdell, Tyler Schaffner, Patrick Mendoza, Calvin Duffy, Cora Meredith, ? 88 Seniors .JIJ/Hi'" 1/qr~"':Z. "Jamie, t,jOIA were alwat,jS a good and kMr~g babl,j. and ~OIA nave grown Into a carlr~g ~ng man. We are prOIAd of ~· and we love ~ 1\#ii all OIAr nearts. Alwat,js remember to triA5t ~OIAr lnstinct5, and to always respect offiers and t,jOIA will go far Love. Mom. Pat, &. Andrea �/frlii~¥11J M.,ro/1 nave /(leo!,. M"'/rfll"'r "YoiA been t~e Joi,j of mi,j life. How did 'We're so proiAd to ~ave ~,lOlA as oiAr l,jOIA get 50 old I W~re did all oft~ time daiAgflterl We love l,jOIAr E?Ylel'gl,j and gol T~e was 50 miAc~ more tnat I l,jO!Ar smile. Yoor ent~IA5lam, wanted for l,jOIA. Know tnat I will alwai,j5 determlnadtloo and cMracter will allow love & c~rls~ i,jOIA." l,jOIA to do an~lng ~,lOlA cnoose. Mai,j life Love. flold onli,j Mpplness and siACcessl" f'.lo.om Love, • d LaiAre /.,tr/d # ..!1/o?~¥ Cor _,J/,.r..l/11 'Maybe we naven't said It enoiAg~. blAt we're pro!Ad of yoo, ~ all yoiAr ac~l~. talents, & sense of ~IAmor. We believe tMt wit~ l,jOIAr determlnatloo yoo will ac~lve l,jO!Ar dreams... We love l,jOIA & May God Bless, Dad, f'.lo.om, JIAIIIA5, Grandpa Ben, & Grandma Cella 'DIAr sweet Cora, alwai,j5 remember ~eart oome and famlli,j. May yoor smile s~lne brlgflt. We love i,jO!A." Mom, Dad, Mary, Andrew & Danlelle A!llr.. ., Mlcf.,..rr . ~¥1111"'r J/l,.IJ,. A.,r o/1 Mlll.,r 'Relllember ·m gor~na do It m!j ownseitr YOIA did It I We are so proiAd of ~r accompll5h~ and of tfle ~nd of per50t'l ~ nave become. C0f111n!Ae ~r dall~ wal~ ~ God. and if ~ get tfle cnolce to sit It out or dance, we liope dance!' lanner... we love l,jOIA ..we are 50 prOIAd of l,jOIA .. ." M.om & Dad 'Aaron, from~ day yoo were born we were ~ pro!Adest and flappoe5t parents. We still are. Alwai,j5 ~eep God In yoiAr ~art: nave .}olll M/ 1/,.r "Yoo grOWYl Into an Incredible man. We WOIAidn't coonge a ffilng. We love yoo and co!Aidn't be more prOIAdll" Love, Mom&Dad Love, Mom. Dad, & Brad Gr!!ssh!!pp!trs ,tf,.ll!I.,Mo!lly~r~ A~r Mo!II~!IJ 'CongratiAiatlons, ~,lOlA can now ma~e l,jOIAr OWt1 r!Aies. Let LOVE, PEACE & JDY be i,jOIAr constant companion.'' love, Mom&Dad 'Bambet, It seemsll~e JIA5t ~,je5terdai,j l,jOIA were ml,j llttle girl. BlAt now ~ere ~,lOlA are all grOWt'l lAp and planning i,jOIAr fiAt!Are. JIA5t remember If l,jOIA believe It ~,lOlA can ac~le.ie It 50 spread l,jOIAr wings and fil,l ~lg~. Don't let ani,jt~lng get In l,jOIAr WQI,j." s!!m!!tim!!s f!!!!d ... Bab'f Pictures 89 �w_ (~o#C7C7r-' f!!.ll !!f - ·we love yoiA." Love, Mom&Dad //lclo 1ifr 1t'e7e7r.. ·we ~new from tfle start yoo WOtAid be at' amazing person. We ~now all yoor pia for yoiAr fl..mAre will come to be." ·or. Nlcfi Moore to 51Argery stat." Love, Mom&Dad ••• ( lr/rl/11-' #orJif!l •Cris5y. m~ beaiA11fiAI daugnter, times liave gone by 50 fast. lb seems 'I lie ~erday !flat ~ were JIA5t leamlng to 50\im. Now !Doli at ~· We are 50 pi'OI.4d of ipA. and we nope for tne best In ~r fut1Are: We love ipA. Momm~&Dad AIHif/l(if MIA 11..1 ·PODRie, yoo are Incredible: Intelligent, beautiful Onstde and OIAt), and fiave a strengfitfl of cfiaracter beyond yoiAr years. Yoo ma~e lAS very prOIAdl" We loveyoo, Mom, Dad, & Tama 90 Seniors 1/.. 'lrif #orr/roll ·God gave ootAr family and tfie "M:>rld a preci01A5, beautiful gift. Mellsa 15 a modest, funny, caring. friendly. Intelligent and respectful yoong woman. Cont1n1Ae to .set goals and reacfi for tfie stars." love, /lifii¥ 1/ .. 1/of-r ·Believe In yoiArseff, follow yoiAr dreams, ~eep being tfie person God made yoo to be, and yoo will accompllsfi yoiAr goats. We're so prOIAd of yoo Nat-Nat1" Love, Mom &Craig lf/if/ICif j/e7ff ·we .saved tfie best for last. We are .so prood of yoiA." HIAgs & Kisses, Dad, Mom, SfieU, Jenny, Monsta, Pie & Scrappy Tfie Cfierry & Morrison Family } 11"1 /Atdr"'ifli ·Joey. we are very prood of yoiAI" Love. Mom&Dad /f'ifl"' IA~~rr ·1f a plctiAre 15 "M:>rtfi a tf101A5and 'M:>rds. we need more plcrures becatASe we don't get tf1at many 'M:>rdsl We love yoo and wfio yoiA are becoming." 1//fif"' / j/IArf "MI~aef, tfie 'M:>rld awaits yoo. Tfiere 15 notfilng yoiA can't do. Go for lt. YoiA're tfie best." Love. Mom. Dad, Nolan & Lyss e �i11~ I (JI/1/ '(}aty glrt. l,jOtA are ali tOOt Is good In tnls world I" Love, Dadd~ & Mommle ,M.. Ilrr"/Jil"'"'~" 'Mis~. It .seems ll~e JIA5t ~esterda~ 1was cnanglng ~OIA diapers. I can't beii1Ne m~ baby sister nas tiArned Into a beaiAI1fiAI ~oong woman. I'm 50 prood of ~ool" Love, 6 Can you find: Ryan Higgins, DeJean Brown, Lore DeKarske, Sean Ashmore, Adam Vega, Nicole Brashers, Consuela Marquez, Amber Montmeny, Sarah Davis, Sandra Foisy, or Amber Cole? Betnan~ U-tr,.IIIJriYIII'"'"I C11rrl/J IJr.fo.rl'rllll,._,- 'La1Aren. ~tAr smile nas brtgntened oiAr days wftlle we watcned ~oor life ROCKI Prayers and love are wttft ~OIA In tne new CMpter.> of ~OIAr JotArn~l" Love, Mom&Dad ·cassld~. ~oiAr brotners and 1 are 50 prood of ~OIA. I ~ ~OIAr dad Is In neaven watcnlng ~lA wltn pride and Joy. • We love ~OIA, Mom, Cnrts, Cod~, Colt J '1{11"'1/11!1111 ·cnallenge... Do not follow wnere tne patn ma~ lead. Go Instead wftre tnere Is no patn, and leave a trail. We're al~ benlnd ~OIA." Love, Mom, Dad, and Snasnl 0 11r/rr"' /~/~r 'Ciarts.se, tnls Is one of man~ milestones l,jOO'II onl~ get to experience JIA5t once. EnJoy tne Joo~ and 5CM)I' tne destination." Mom and Dad /IIIli!" /t·ltfrD /),.r,.J1D1/DcJ }orlu11 /. J 11lfarl 'CongrattAiatlons Bobl Follow ~otAr dreams and we ~now ~oiA'II acni1Ne great 51ACCe55, We I'Asn ~lA a life flAil of love, napplness, and Joy." Love, Dad, Mom, Melissa, Angelina, and Danlelle '131Ag, YotA were a climber tnen and ~oo're stlll a climber now. We are ve~ protAd of ~OIA. Keep climbing towards l,jOOr dreams· We Love Yoo, Mom and Dad 'Dear JosntAa, vision creates a dream. Dreams become real~. Go after ~oiAr dreams, and be nappy.· Wltfl all OtAr love, Mom and Dadd~ Bab4 Pfctures 91 �/) q!l/1/,. J q!lq ll "YOIA're tnAI~ a blessing. We are very prOIAd of ~· Ma~ all ~0\Ar dreams come tnAe. Keep "God" 1st. YolAr acMce ma~es me a better person, dont worry, I won't let~ down." We l.!:Ne YOIA Mom, Dad, and \llctorla Ajn'l J ... ,~r P lh'llrl"' J 1111r1... 11 /) ... loll J"'"'["' "Some people spend a wOOie ettme wondering If "To rr~ rrost lowal?le c.la!Agnter time fla5 passed •Ml nlse, wflat a beatAtiflAI gift God gave me. Tnan~ ~ for being m~ dQlAg~er. We tfley ca~ ma~ a diffrerlce. You silould not liave tflis l1 e tfle !Win ng of an eye. II~ tfle fal ng of a problem Tfle d fference 'PA liad made In our leaf. are 50 prood of ~olA. NINer give lAp, (famll~) life fla5 prtMded ws Mtf! great Joy. Son. we t..ow, miracles nappen every d~ ... are proud of ipA. ~pAr acco~~~pll5fiment5 ~ Dad ~ Tftln not of tf1e Indifference. M tf1e l.!:Ne ~OIA to tfie moon and bac~ "To rri:jlltt1e girL April Mlcbelle ~Reyes! difference 'PA liave made. Wonder not more. "You Mom and famll~ You are a speclallieart for everyone, I arr very liave made a differm:e." proud of l,lOIA and will alwal,l5 kNe ip.i." J h//lq , ... ,4>[ #qrf'/11 J /Y"'I"II . r"'Yor Jor..._;/-.ry-r "Tnls plctlAre was ta~en ~ m~ mom In tne beatAtiflAI city of Miami. I wotAid ll~e to tnan~ m~ parents for being tfiere for "Dear Mai\An, congraf1Aiat1oosl Yoo made lt1.AII of oor love and SlApport Is befilnd ~OIA as ~olA cont1n1Ae moving forward In "Trevor, congraf1Aiat1ons on ~0\Ar past present and M1Are accompllsfiments. YolArself mot1vat1on and drive alwa~ amaze lAS. YOIA are tnAI~ a blessing and we are 50 prOIAd of ~oo: Love, Mom, Tom. & Nel~a mea~: ~rllfe: Los QIA!ero MIACflo, Rfilnlta l.!:Ne ~OIA, Maml. Wllfredo, & Alondra FRE CH ELE V\E TAR Y: G RADE 2 Can you find: Cedric Sewer , Alicia Duran, Austin Staatz , Katheryn Hamm, Lacey Olin, Mitch Kenebrew, Diana Mills, Cristina Davila, Keilani Acfalle, Josh Johnson, Jason Kauffman, or Sarah Davis? 92 Seniors Clr/rlojh"'r Jo:,tq/1( "Cfirlstopfier, ~oor faltfi, fieart and wonderflAI sense of filAmor wtll see ~ tfiroogfi. We are 50 very prolAd fo ~olA." We are .blessed, Mom&Dad r r/c J uii!'HI111 Arf!,.., Jurr,..tt "Dressed for SlAccessl AltfutAqfi ~oor taste In clotfilng fias cnanged, ~oor ability to SlACCeed fias not, Tfils Is but tne first step on a long and SlAccessflAI lolA~. CONGRAT1ALAllON51" Love, Mom, Dad & Amanda •Asfil~. I am 50 prolAd of ~lA and fiope tfiat ~OIA acfilve wflat ~lA set olAt to be." l.!:Ne, Mom �f ?"':ll/11 ? 11111or ~r/11/1 $cl.,.. ~r I!,..,- ?cfll(f;,,.,. "Yewlla. no matter wflere ~lA go. no matter wflat ~lA do, i:JOIA'II alwa1,15 be oor 11tt1e glri and vve're ver~:J protAd of I:JOIA. Congrat1Aiat1onsl" Papl, Maml. Nlbl, MIAre. & LIAZ 'PreciOIA5 tnen. more pred01A5 now. We love i:JOIA." Love, Mom&Dad /AIIffi"IV $ c/Jv"t'll/lly "Ti:Jier. dad and I are 50 prood of tne exceptlonali:JOIAYlq man ~lA become. .Aiwa1,15 5tai:J tnAe to i:JOiArself; tnat Is wflat ma~es 1:J01A special." Love, Mom&Dad ·Matt, It seems ll~e JIAst i:Je5terd01:J 1:J01A /)1111/,.,1 ? thl! ftJII 'Precious tfien, more precloos now. We love ( f .. 1r"'ll ?; '1111r tJ ·cnetsea. I:Joo'll alwa1,15 be mi:J baby. 1 am 50 prOIAd of I:JOIA and I:JOIAr accompllsfiments. Cont1ntAe to strive for tfie best." Love i:JOIA, Mom I:JOIA." Love, Mom&Dad 51--Y"' . /fttr 'St!Me, ~at ijOOI 18 ~gone In tne blln c:J an eye. You've become a ljOOng man tflat were very proud c:J. St!Me alway5 readi for tne 5t~m and never settle fot notlilng less. We m,...., ljOO are going to great tliings In Ofe. We love 1j00 .coNGRATlAl)iOONS.' Love. Nv:Jm. Dad. Nann~ Papa. lAnde. L~nette. Taylor & nave Atrrlt'll $ i 1111iz.. •.AIASt1n, 5t01:J tnAe to i:JotArself and follow tne patfi I:JOIA cfiosen wttfi fattfi and love. No matter wfiere tfiat patfi mlgfit lead, ~now tMt vve are -Mtfi ~lA aiWQ1,15." Love, Mom&Dad nave vvere a baby. ~at I:JOIA now.. ..AII grown tAp and gradtAatlnq filqfi scflool. We are V€ri:J proud of I:JOIA· We love I:JOO." Mommi:J. Ml~e. MI~€1:J. 5fieree, & Adam ~1"1 11!1 ?~r. 'Br~:Jan. vve are 50 prood of tfie man 1:100 are becomlnq. and tfie 50n ~lA nave alwa1,15been." Love forever, Mom, Dad, & Jon P!!vv!!r R!!ng_rs, C!!r!!B!!!!rs, !!nd R!!gr!!ts vv!!r!! !!!!r f!!v!!ritsh!!vvs ... Trevor Babtf Pictures 93 �Arf/"'1 . o""'r (;,..!llfli/1,. , OY"' r 'DeeOE!i. mt ~ rog !jOIA MJtye Into \jOIAng "You're our gift from God and suc~ an l'oOIII<ln M5 beel'1 SIK~ a grat f1onor for m Incredible 1:1oung woman-we couldn't be parerlh. Never give up 011 ~pArself or !jOUr d10:J1111. more proud of ~:jOIA-It5's~:jour Joume~:j now- Alwc;11J5 be a flrst great bersoor1 of \PA al'1d ru a 50 embrace It and don't fNer let go!" 5eCOI'1d rate lm at1ol'1 of 50fM)I'Ie else We wflo \jOIA are Ol'1d mm \jOIA1 SIACCeed In wfutever We love you! \PA cfloose to pursue. You foave our n. ~but Mom, Dad, Jal:j. Broo~e & Famlll:j PII05t of all \PA I alwa~ foave our 1o11e • Love \jOIA. ------- ~ d ----~--- 1 f!!.r ••• #"'y~¥11 f'q l,..l!ie. "You are our "star." love, M.om, Brem. & Morgan A(llht Y.,yq "It seems ll~e ~:je5terday ~ l:jOU vvere fJn lfll"' f'lfll-,for/1 !Jriffii.. J f'lfll .,for/1 f'lfll,.rrq f'lfrrr ·on bo~:j. one girl, ~YlOWYl and loved as "Ji mm~:j 's lltt1e sister." but now ~:jOUr grown Into a bealAt1fiAI I:JOIAng women wOO vve are 50 proud of l:jOU." CONGRATlAlATlONSI Love l:jOU famlll:j. Mom. Bob, Jlmm1:1 & Kristin "Brlttn€1:j. our lltt1e svveet~art M5 grown Into a bealAt1fiAI~:joung lad~:j l Keep following ~:jOUr ~art. We are all 50 V€1'1:1 proud of ~:jOUI" Love, Dadd~:j, Julie, Jlmml:j. Jennl, Josh & Jared "Nessa, " ~:jou" are and will alwa1:15 be m~ c~ lc~l babe! I'm proud of I:JOIAI" lc/...rfl1yi1 fl/cfolqr fr'q(.. -prr,.l!/0,11 "Nic~ l:jOU vvere alwa1:15 "doomed" be a "You are triAI~:j a gift from God, a blessing In our lives. We are 50 proud of l:jOIA. l:jOIA've grown Into a bealAt1fiAII:joung lad~.· We love l:jOU, Mom. Dad, Jacob, & Family 1 "Bud, vve are 50 proud of l:jOU! Your fait~ SUCCess." LCNe l:jOU, of our 11\.+vrlgroom. Now l:jOU're a man wonderfiAI~:joung man. Mal:j God bless I:JOU Mom, Rac~el. & Famlll:j alwa1:15. We love l:jOUI" about to emer t~ world to follow 1:1our Mom, Dad , Jana, Erin & Gabe dreams." We love l:jOU \'At~ all our ~. Your wflole famiii:J 1------------------- l ------------------------- l -------------------------- l -----------------------~ ' 1 a lltt1e boy pla~:jlng football In tfle safety and perseverance Mv€ molded l:jOU Into a �C11rirr11 ft',.irr 'YDIA are a sfilnlng example of wfiat a dcn..gfiter can be. wfiat every parent ...Asfies for. Loving. compassionate, t;ealAI1fiAI. and determined. We are protAd of \j01AI" Love \10IA, M.om & Dad . 11/1111~"111,-,.rl "Being \jOIAr parent fias gtven IA5 fiapplness to tfie greatest degree and warmtfi tfiat fills OIAr fieart. Now go OIAt and ma~e all \jOIAr dreams come true: love, Dad & Me FRE CH ELE \'\ENTAR Y: GRADE 3 Can you find: Weston VanDam, Ryan Apodaca, Mike Huffman, Ryan Loehr, Cristina Davtia, DeRen Reece, L1a Bessick, Mitch Kenebrew, April Reyes, or Kathryn Hamm ~~ 1,./f'Oo (0(, ft'oo(r/(,. ?l11lllloll ft'rlyll . 1"111'/f /fr/yll "VVe've lcNed watcfilng \jOIA grow tAp and and loo~ forward to sfiartng In \jOIAr M1Are. We're so protAd of \jOIA, & admire \10\Ar drtve. strengtfi, encoorge. and coo rage: We love \jOIA, Mom. Dad, Kaylee, & Lexie "Cod\1. we remember tfle firm' tfut \101A did, wal~lng. tal~lng, ~ltt1ng \jOIAr first baseball, & catc~lng ~r first football. Now go otAt and pla\j fiard to stACceed. BlAt a~ remember ~·11 be OtAr Bodine tfle Box T1Art1e Bo\j." "YOIA bring SIACfi a Jo\j to OIAr lives everyda\1 of \101Ars. YoiA are a wonderful \10IAng woman now, blAt \jOIA'II alwa1.:15 be oor bab\j. We are so prOIAd of \jOIA." "Travis, ~eep smiling no matter wfiat life tfirows at \10IA. Yoo can beat lt. I'm extra proiAd of \100· uo for wflat \101A want. Yoo're me #1 gtA\1." love, M.om & Dad love \jao WelcNe~. M.om. Dad ' & Lena Dad N!!vv ... V!!!!'r!! !!II gr!!vvn !!p! 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Class of 2006 111 �LIM ~~ .... t~. 1 tv! i>t f.f.,.ll t> n yiJ..;,..;/' &Ay ~Sic(..._ P>t i6 ,. 1,{ ~!if~ fJ«- ~do~.._....,..., t~ d wu.; .-~~- ,_{ lN. ~:\:{N:S f" f 11" -tk ~V'>'it ..i'OI ~ " ........_ foM.,t.,~t -iJ..L-""'1»(1» • 1-;f.::;." lb.t "' "''l~u H-1yv :n.:p..rt v..llf ~ '(O<A t:J.<.,-.,_ f~v ." 112 Senfors 15 ��114 Juniors �Brian Adams Joseph Alkire Spencer ll enback Kira Althar Corey Anderson Jon Anding Jenifer Arpad Bryan Asher Robert Avila Sarah Baca Kel ·ey Ballard Keil-:ilani Bennett Alisia Bernal Angelic Bernard Bradley Bird. le Joshua Blackman njelica Bolton Robert Bramblett Jeremy Brown Joseph Bueno ourtney Breyer Joshua Bueno Lakiah Burt Class of 2007 115 �Re ford Cabral Kayla Buterbaugh ..... ~ hamber. Ryan Carter Charle Cerdena Damonique Toni ha Coburn Melody Cochran Adrienne Constance Matthew Cotton Mark Crane A hlyn Crump Cristina Cunningham Sean Dalton Richard Davi Zachary Derner Anel E pinosa Elizabeth Fazekas Philip Dob on 116 Juniors Geoffrey Chinnow Brock Fiedler �Orlando Figueiredo Joseph Foley Le. lee Fowler Tammy Gale Ricky Gallego Michelle Foxx Brittan Franklin Graham Fredeen Caycee Garcia Ja on Garcia Michael Garcia Class of 2007 117 �1o~hua Gate~ odi Gatlin Zachar) Gelner Dylan Gershmel Caitlin Gerweck Cortney Gilbert<.,on amuel Gill heelah Gonzales Anthony Gonzalez Maurice Gonzalez 1ames Gordon 1 hn Gordon Kalyn Green Toni Griego 118 Junrors Brandon Grime Frankie Giannetto �' Albert Guse Dumayi Gutierrcl Anneli se Hartke Brittanc) Heckman Melissa Guzman Timothy Hellon Angela Herrera Megan Hou er Adam Howell lexandra Hunnell Marcus Hunter Latisha Jamer. on DaMarku-, Jame Class of 2007 119 �Jo hua Jeffries Gregory John on A hley Johnson Mikayla John on icole Junkin Kayla Kinder Christopher Krambeer Rachael LaMar Justin Landry Meli a King �Tri tan Lawrence Arli ha Lawson Timothy LeGrand Deanne Lechuga Robert Ledesma-Sandoval Brendan Loe el Christopher Lofgren Adriane Losas o A hley Lowry Brandon Lutz Brittany Mabry Megan Marchand Chri topher Marquez Kirk Martin Dreana Mathi Derek Mayhugh Scott McCann Kayleb McCargar Ja on Mcintyre Frank Medina Karmyn Medina Randi Medina-Valdez Seth McCargar Class of 2007 121 �Raul Meraz Pinon Taut ana Mewborn Lucas Minzenmayer Bryant Molia Jo ue Jali a Murphy ,., Megan O'Brien .,,-.. Timothy M or Kale O'Donnell te e Sabrina Oddo Michele Odum Katie Perrow Da id Pierce Kevin Powell Jared Pritchard ,. ; . . .' _,...._.~ . .-~ .... ·. ~. _...;... .. '.....":- '·~ ·: - ' •• ~r·...·. ,..' . , l'·-·r·.·.·~. r .,; ·• i·.. ._:. . ........~· ~~ · ,.. . J r-.. Danielle Pena . .· . . ' .. ··~. i ...._ ~ Miguel Perez Jonathan Porter 122 Junfors Stephanie Potter Brandon rtega �R)an Pulling William Ramberg Erric Ramirez Jennifer Reed Katherine Reyes Abigail Richardson Ashton R binson Danielle Robinson Chnstopher Rollin'> Tra is Root Kristen Ros. Miranda Rossell Aaron Rubbo Elilabeth Ruybalid Kerilyn Salazar �Jarrad Sanchez Monica Sanchez Shawn Sobotka 124 Dennis andmore �Torance Tate Mark Thomp on Anthony Twi. ~ Vicente Valdez We~ley Waits Tiffany Wallace Anna Trawczynski Eugene Trujillo Ina Tschirschke Mariegrace Veres Kellie Vigil Peter Vigil Alec Voci Julie Walters Benjamin Wa er Leann Wekamp Joanna William Stephanie Worster Micah Yarbrough Ricardo Yearby Robert William L)ntoya Yellowhair Michelle Young Caitlin Youngs Kayla Zaritz Class of 2007 125 �ClaSS 50 vote~ 1-.. oreist ol FJnlly . Hose 18 votes 7 votes 126 Juniors �Who was the hottest actreesst Je ica Alba Halle Berry Je sica Simpson 25 7 5 Who was the hottest actort Paul Walker Ashton Kutcher Orlando Bloom - 12 12 22 I Class of 2007 127 �128 Sophomores �Roger Abeyta Audrey Alltop Frantiska Altcnhein Roy son Ancheta Christian Balan Lindsay Bale-.:a Alicia Beaver Christina Bee<,on Jocelyn Bennett Pri'>cilla Bessick Jennifer Billet Ariel Bilyeu Harry Bingham Jo'>eph Boiles Katrina Brashers Ryan Brockett Tyrone Bolton I shley Bowman Class of 2008 129 �Joseph Carlson Stephanie Cams Kimberly Caron Kaylana arr Raymond Carreon Alexander Clark Janelle Constance Charnel! Cole Justin Cronin 130 Sophomores Eric Daurn Lee Davis ijah Dennis Trevor Carter �Dakota Deut..,ch Mollie Dibrell Lance Dicus 17% 38% 25% 19% Joshua Divine ) Heaven Dominguez Chandra Duran Geiser DominguezHernandez Jessica Donato Max\',:ell Duffy Matthew Ellis Zachary Ellis Dmitry Er hO\: Anthony Duran Class of 2008 131 �Heather Fulks Garfield Gerholdt Brandon Giovannoni Carly Glommen Preston Gonzalez 132 Sophomores �Tyler Gregory Jaydon Griffin Elizabeth Hamm Kurt Hanson Mark Guerra Christopher Harris Patricia Hein1man arah Haugeto Jeremy Henry Devon Henderson Kacie Hermann Danny Haugen erena Herring Daniel Her! Ka) Ia Hughes Class of 2008 133 �Marco Hughe~ Marc Hunt<.man elford James Philip Jerrow Katie Johnson Michal Johnson Lauren JohnsonSmith 13-4 Sophomores David Jont:~ �Randall Jones William Jones Priscilla Juarez Kathrin Junkins Keith Ka..,pcr Catrina Kunclrs Lisa Kuykendall Phillip Lac Michael Lentt :\1arvin Lymburn Jennifer Mahoney Briana Leather<, aron Lee Jonathan Lopez atherine Lott Brittan) Luedeke handra Maldonado Roger Maldonado penc.:er Marquardt Class of 2008 13S �William Martin dam MartineL rik. Marunez Georgtna McWilliam~ Jad.. Medina rystal Meno Kelly Milatz Malcolm Miller Jae Mims Jea Heah Min Kevin Miranda mber Moon Ethan Moore Miche Moore Jacob Martin had MaLari Thoma~ Montgomery 136 Sophomores �Tamara Mullet Gary icholson Kevin Musgrove David oga Gretchen Pa cua Arielle Pfeiffer Andrew Perry David Pinnock Jennifer Piontkowski Class of 2008 137 �Wayne Pruitt Garek. Pudder Maeghan Retherford 138 Sophomores Denni<; Rhoade~ Patrick Richards Zackery Rossell Kaitlin Rouse Jo hua Ruby Kelsey Rushing Justin Rochon Holly Russell Keifer Ru..,scll �hanteel adley lisha anabria ric anchez hauna padaro Jonathan pencer Tony arcomo Leah eaburn Matthev.. mith Keith nipe Class of 2008 139 �Jo~cph quire Dy Ian taudenmaier Daniel Tiatia Lindc,ay Turner Dylan Tyler Alexandra Vega Alfred Vigil 140 Sophomores Melis-.a Takahashi Zachary Tepley Doran Thame-. Britney Titu'> Michael Torre'> Jason Toth Jairus Vance Zebulen Varga'> Dion Vaughn Alexzandrea Wall Daryl Walton �Jo} Warrington Wclvin Washington Zachary Werner Spencer Whelan Joshua Williams Ernest Wingo Kaylee Wood Class of 2008 141 �Robert Zaritt I tn 142 Sophomores more �Class of 2008 143 �1.f.f Freshmen �Christa Adou We ton Allenback Mark Am<,berg Brian nding '\ I ' Ricardo Arredondo Danielle Artmeier Melissa Baleva Kimberley Bankus Kenneth Barrett Ian Bell Brittany Bellow Robert Bendit Kendra Benton John Biga "'_·~.- ·.q('. Jeffrey Arpad · .... •.. :_ l-. Chelsea Bowser Aleecia Boyce ~;.'·:· ... -.- -. . ·.. . -~ tt- . , .) ., ,,,f . ., \I •. . t . .. . :. ":JI. . :• \ ' Heather Boiles Brittany-Morgan Bordelon La Fayette Brad Jacquelyn Brown Joshua Brov.n Class of 2009 145 �Monique BrO\"n Jennifer Buchwalter Kevin Bud,ner Michelle CabaJic Meaghan Caron hri'>topher Caswell Jeremy Chew Corey Clevenger Mindi Roger Corvasce 146 Freshmen Fulton Crabtree olan Craft �40 Charlene 37.5 35 32.5 30 27.5 - - - 25 22.5 20 17.5 15 12.5 Power Quincy Davis Keith Deardorff T} ler Denies Matthew Dellacroce " Adam Dunn Kenneth Diggs Jo<.hua Elliott rista llis Class of 2009 1.f7 �Paula Ernst Maria E parza hristopher Evans Julian Fierro Kalisha Finch ....__ Christopher Fenlon lison Garcia Tameka Garcia Lauryn Gie. e Rhiannon Gerhardt Sebastian Gilmore Jasmine Gordon 1•8 Freshmen Gabriel Gonzalez �Michael Gunter Rico Guzman Michael Hamamoto Gary Hampton Ahcia Hansen We~ley Harding Helen Hargis Michael Harris Justin Hart Alena Hartman Frank. Hicks Class of 2009 149 �De\in Hightower rne'>t Hill Kirsten Hoh Chri<,topher Howard Holly Howard Alyxandria Hromas Janessa Hubbard Jo<,hua Hud-.peth Hannah Hughes Brittney Hughey Laura Hunke �Antonio Jaramillo ortnec Jaramillo Katie Johnson Brian Josefsberg Agron Kalaveshi Keith Kasper Monique Kauffman Breana Keeter-Gray Patricia Knauff Cyndel Kranz tephanie Krick Ethan LaBerge mber Lane Margareth Ignacio Evan Kenebrew De~iree Krigger Khaeli Jack'>on Michael Key Class of 2009 151 �Desiree Lata! James Larcade Lee Leonard Jonathan Litz Heather Latka Ivy Lindsey Yallerie Lopez Anthony Lo oya Dorian Mapp Ambria Martin Chad Lover McKinney Malory ·.~.'1··. •• . :·" . j.5· :· . --~ • Angel Martinez 152 Freshmen ·-- Marcus Martinez Maurice Martinez Abriele Ma n �Lee Maximenko James McAllister --,,:... ':·,,;_·.. -~.~';- c'" . ~ I I ~'~~ John McCrummen Juan Mendoza Cheyenne Mier Alexander Miller Rebecca Miller �Michael Monat Derrick Murphy Justin ye Christopher Oddo . ~. - ;··: i..:~\- •..·_:·. .~ .. ·.. • ~:.... ~~ ~ ~~_. ··.· Tommy Oliver 15• Freshmen I I I . Marco Ohcra �Ila Pacheco Kur~tyn Royce Victoria Paige Joshua Patton Jason Peterson Jon Pfeiler Brandie Plake Jill Reasland Lisa Reusch Ryan Reyes Michael Reynolds Diego Rivera Amanda Roach Jordan Robinson Jessie Roman Francheska Rosado Katherine Rose Rijeame Royal Brittany Russell Class of 2009 155 �Philip chommer Anthony Sharp aron mith 1S6 Matthew Smith Matthew Smith Courtney Spencer Destiny Stark Freshmen Cari<,sa chwantz �La Dariu~ Tennyson Rachel Travis Chelsea Uebel l.iteth Valenzuela Kayla Vicich Elizabeth Talbott Daniel Taylor Brittney Thames Lisa Thomas Rekeba Thoma. Rachel Thompson Brooke Toller Kyelee Tomorwitz Elora Tribble Anthony Trujillo amuel Tulipana Brandon p hurch Jes<,ica Vinson Lyndon Wattley Class of 2009 157 �Marteas White Eleanor Wonciar Danielle Weber lexandra Weeks Ju tin Wiley Breya Williams Timothy Williams John Williamson Jonathan West John Wingo Heather Zapp Ra. hawn Zemke 16 •Reeces Sneckers. Hersheys What is your favorite candy bar? 1SB Freshmen �.. Ql c Ql a> c Academic DJvJsJon 159 �fi..r,.. ~Q.J= "fi.NJ. ~' ft-99~ KocMh, ANitA MArLA. s..e.~, v"Ll.ltLt. ~, Su09\d. ~o.J: ~rt-9 Mot"r'-', Jeff ~oott,. Thi..rd ~o.J: offt.a.r Tt.p pe~, ~ ~L.tdl. ~OIM ~o.J: fri..c.. lkdtt., ThAd.~. M(.d.d.tt. ~Q.J: Kr'-'KI\ Me~,, KArt-1\ ~1\9. Top tto.J: ~ ~+. ~..OIM ~o.J: f tAt't ~' .l.ctz tt ~~1\'· T. tto.J: 't)e'o ~H 1CSO Administration and Staff �Top ~ow: ~~ SMdut. SuONi ~ow: C.kAttU ~~9\U, ~"" Kl..w.~. 1\Wli (ow: fdu C.kAttU.-09\, ~~'-t. L..tt..ppl.~, E.c.. ~' Gvot 1\~, MAtt. 1)~~ LAvt.l\9ood. fevt"& ~ow: ~ 1'A.vl.t. L..ult.~, Lo,W. ~'ouh, 3oM f~. ~~ (ow: EMt ~' ZA& ~- ~~ ~ow: ~& fuUU,"9' :hi~ A99\U", 1>LMt. ~. ~ ft.tubw~. Top ~: C..J. ~"""' 1'eb Tou.u, ~~rl.~. Erl.!. ~ &e ~ ~p~ ~. I.IOfftt 09\ Md d.t.'ov9' &e ~ MA.l.r\ s.uvu. ~ dA~t !JUt. ti.Utd t.i& A. ~ of tVMl-"9 uOVr\6. Md t'-x-'."9 &e~~p~t. Administration and Staff 1d 1 �c: 0 ""0 : :r .0 The buelnbee and 1 ~J\It a- uat. ktt.p Mt.. oareer olaooea ar6 U66ful to c.kooU. Cl c.Clfttr b«.Avu. a- oom6 p60pl6 6 wkA.l- l-kut. ~ • :1«. f olt.~ I futur6a. r~ uat. provt.dt. M t..J\~9kl- OJ\ optlorw for , futur6 jOba. "I'h6 buelnbaa and oareer olaooea (31v6 000 of th666 olaooea GaM Mlp tf6oJd6 on what oareera th6y ~t want to ~ Into. N1oo16 Kwaalloh (9) 6ald, lm ~ thl6 olaaa to 6xplor6 my th6m a ohano6 to 16arn about oareera In th6 r6ru ltf6. "I'h666 olaooea w!U h6lp pr6par6 th6m for th6 r6ru world In buelnbaa. Md ~ 'DAvt..£ (n) ~Jeri. juh Top; ~ Soppt. Su09\d (ow; NMc.:3 WAde fkL.t Ni.uodt. 1lW-d. f"ow; ClAvdt.J\t. UH-tt. 'DM V'o9t1 'Dov9lA' V"ci"'(A.~MONi 6J\d."' 'Dt.vor\ ~t.n~~ CAf't..U c.hot.cu Of"OIUt- 162 Business and Careers �fore~ ~ was a pretty Into~ etbpot to learn. Many etu~nte had different oplnlone vi6W6 on why they llk&:l 16~ a aooond languaf3e. Moat oonaldered their ~here ru; one af the reru;oru; why ~!r fore~ ~ olaaa was fun. ana Mre. Gonzalea 16 a fun teacher, ana ehe made the olaa6 lntereet!nf3. oonfeeaea 51-ulah Gonzalea ( 1 1). When It oame to aotually 16~ the ~' oort18 atudenta olalm&:l ~.Y etruooled. German olaa~ was really hard to underatand. admitted N!ok Witherite ( 1 1). Some atudenta lJk&:l their o~a for random reaoona auoh ru; their frlende, where they eat, or the food ~.Y ~ to eat durlnf3 that ola66. I liked all the d!fferept typee af food we atel exolalmed Marprie Jooeph ( 12). �.. c 0 c Ql .. , s:: Q. Ql II) c ::r c.. 0 ana Art; 16 aPo1.Jt 6Xpr600lon JndMdualJty, that 16 }let what etlJd6nte 6Xp6rl6no6d In th6 art o~e provJd&::l. om dra~ palntJne to G6MM!Ge eo ptur6, etud6nte had a varl6ty of waye to l6arn th6 art of 6xpr6eel 1'lw appeal of 6!:1Gh olaee wae ~U6 for lndlvJduale. "1 oon 6Xpla!n tl'iJnee fu(Jnee Without ueJne worde, Zeffry ~lln6 ( 10) oom- ana ana ana II ana Me. Woode h6Iped 6et!:IVII6h an open ana eaf6 6nvlronm6nt for etud6nte to 6Xplor6 th6Jr own peroona1Jtl6e In art. Many proauote w6r6 dleplay&:f throtJ{I! th6 eohool or W6r6 6nt6r6d Into pereonal portfoUoe. 16-4 Art �~~bt. 1'll ~ vp 01'\ 11-~~· t• KA~~ ~ (tt) Performfnq Arts 165 �EvM l<t....t.bt.rw (9), A...roN.c :1.r"-~ (9), Md Alllirtw ~VY (9) Al.r ~Er<-... ~ ( 9) ,hld(.u jl. &ffi..W.r pot.M ;_,.. E...9~. Lt.h kopt. kt. v...du'rMtU~ "'* rkt. ok-~4MOV' tt~ Md :Ld.r. Re~, writ~, Shakeep6ar6, poetry, vocabulary•••WHERE DOES rr END'? In th6 E~lleh d6partm6nt, th6 work n6V6r 6tu:i&ll ~lleh was ot16 of th6 moot Important and Puel6et, oiaee6e a eti..Jtfent at Sh.dt....h ;_,.. f(\r. Krt.Mplt.!l'' d.AU ~rt.... ct.ou.t!l ro Wld6fl61d oould 6Xp6rl6t106. Th6r6 W6r6 many opportunltl6e In thJe d6partm6nt that oould lwlp any OM at any lev6l v6 eU006eeful. Th6r6 W6r6 a wide varl6ty of oiaee6e to tak6. lnol~ Honore and f f oiaee6e, aavano6d and or6atlv6 writ~, ep660h, and d6J:,at6 oiaee6e. Moot, If not an oone!et&.i of vocabulary, r6~, r6e6aroh and of ooure6, writ~. Many ett.u:umte ehow6d off th6Jr ekllle thJe y6ar pue~ th6me6lv6e hard6r to euo06&1. In th6 worde of Samuel Gtn u C1 1) I LOVE ENGLISH! " l.£r tt~:Sw"- Ev"""', 1>u<.ru. Lov"-ro, 1>"-vt. Krt.Mpt.t.!l, ~ Subt:t.r t...d IYM!ftR<1 tt~: ELt.Mor ~. E""'-l!l ~M tNil~·i;l W ~: Er<-... 'i3v...d!l, 1.klz..!l WL.t.W.""' 41-k tt~: Skt.r!ll Cox.., NM~kt&lhl ~... '&.v....- �~ &wotdu (10) ..-t.' d.<.t<.~H-:3 01\ hL.4 -.».. u.k.~J\Mto\+-. ~ +-r<ui. +-o ¥-+- i.J ~ 40 kt. hAd ..o ~ .. �Mt. W~, &L ~ ,hd(,u otti.a ~(.l'eJM!l 1 ~' H\L pkol\t. "" bc.h..IU.I\ ttlli.l\~ '-" pA.pUWOfit tor 1\W boolt ~p ­ Mtl\h. It WM a rBq, Ulr6m6nt to hav6 at l&:wt eiX Soolal 6tudl6e or6drte V6for6 B~y for eraduatlon WM erant6d, and aotually 86V6n or6dfte W6r6 ~ for eraduatfne ciaee6e of 2008 and ~r. 'J'h8r6 W6r6 a varl6ty of coure68 ava!lal716 and tl1o t6ach6re dJa t11o1r V6et to mak6 6aeh claee lnt6rBetfne. Mr. Skalla etat6d, "1try to h6lp tl1o k!ae l6arn a lo1;, rut at tl1o eatn6 tlm6, k66p tl1om lnt6r6et&:i by doln(3 fun actlvtt16e." 'l'h8 claee6e r~ from eoclal claee6e llk6 f'eychol~ to Econom1c8, and MOI18y and You. 'l'h8r6 W6r6 aleo many hloory and ~phy claee6e euch M Am6r~can Htetory, World Hietory, and Am6r~can Gov6rnrt16nt. Ninth ~re W6r6 rBq,Ulr6d to tak6 clvlce and aleo a eurvBy claee to V61;1;.6r pr6par6 tl1om for lat6r hl(;jhechool claee6e. 'l'h8r6 W6r6 aleo many J.r and Honore claee6e that W6r6 ava!lal716 to h6lp etud6nte rale6 tl1o!r eradB point av6r~ and aloo chall6~ 'tl1ome6lv6e m6ntally. Soolal 6tudl6e W6r6 vBry Important and lnfh..16ntlal claee6e In our oohool It WM a @'Bat d6partrn6nt f1ll6d wJth aw600tl'16 t6aoh6re and lnt61J6eont ett.Jd6nte. f't\r. 8ttAuA '-' ~L.t'td "" ~& hDIK A.tk.r A. 1.01\~ kMd dA!l of ~"~· 1¢ &.Uku f't\r. c.v,._;,l\~ H\L btU LJCM.d i"'~ http'"'* l<r~l­ (o!lw.t. (n)"" ku A.,..yi..u.J.. • ·• -·-' I f'l..l\~ IU.f"~!l· ~~or!l ~. c!AU~ for I.U. 'h!d.bo.h ~0 ~ili, 1./U.U~ "" H\LL.r ji.IIIL« :y.u. ~MOl\ AHucio(IO) cwi Kt1.tu (vut.U..(IO) hA.vr. ~tl.ll\ui.&H\L ~Lobe., ukt.tt. l.U.t'I\L.I\9 9U~rA.phLu.t. toc:A~~ '-" Wottd. ~~or!l· frO!\~ ( CIIJ: :1.clt ev..-L."~'' ~!lf'O£t. l<oh.M, T~..ttM!l Skt.pp SuOI\d. ~; ~L.I\A. 'Dtlli.l\~hAM, ~ fouu.ll ~ ~: TrtNOr KLuo, A1.4.ciA w~. '&-Ad E~~'Pvt.klu ~ (CIIJ: ~ f'I\A.h;Dz, cwi SkMt. 8ttAuA 168 Socfal Studtes �Stua6nte W61"6 off6r6d many dffor6nt~~etdlae~ b-y, ~' and Aetrooomy. 6tx eol6n06 or~ W61"6 ~ to ~ lltw·OI\Oit".., c.tAu IJOfl..l ~J\ erOIJ p" OJ\ 6. ato. WMn aeked, "What wae F vortt6 part about eoi6MG6'? projtd·. y ( fa- II part ~~*ff~-~"t1t to t:h hande on ~~elmJ­ . WMn ~ H~ wae aek&-1 about why el-16 lt&i ~' el-16 r&plied, llk6 ~ Peailf36 6V6tl ~ eom6 of th6 rnatortal Je hard, tt; e In~ to l6am about." A map-tty of etuti6nte enpy&l their eoi6MG6 11 f(\r.l. f 6.rr~'k '" fk!3ku.l.~ I ~. Top:~h IJOfl.' r..kJk ~­ CAU ~" f(\r. 1.>ub!3'" c~­ .-r!3 c.tAu. u.f.-: fk~ ~ c.tAU IJOfl.' .-oet-~ em 6. ~ .-op Lt.f.,_ .-o r~ek.-: :lot. ~rt.t.btL, At 1.>ub!3, ~ ~c.ht."', W6.~"9~, ~ WAL~tu, ~~ fwr'-'k, ~ ~9U!3, 6.~9~h. f(\t.hew-ttoeu,, ~ c~!3, 6.Ni Jot. f~r\t.. Scfence 169 �fu ((.~kf-: ~ L4>pt.z (11) Md. ~r"" TrM.+ (11) U\wt. A. ~ptW.L '-"k~Uf- WWE"~ ((.~kf-: ~Adtt.!l ~!3 (u), Md. LiltA-!1-Ht. ~Ad-!3 (9) ~hduh~Mt ~hUJ6. f6.JMU.~ 't~lt. Wr\c.k A.t H\t. KI\L.~kt '' of CoW~Mbv,. Tht.~ cootz td- Md- ...~ Education wae nev6r taken llehtiy at our echoo~ eepoolally In the epoolal eduoatlon t:lepartrn6nt. Stt.Jd6nte d6v6loped ln~al ekllle that oould b6 lmpl6mented In 6ve,ry. day 1Jf6. fi61d tripe W6r6 an Important part of th6 ~~ pr006oo. Michael l..op6z eald h6 llk6d to eo to th6 Harl6y ~~k:loon Mue6um and th6 Barnee and Noble Book6tor6e for fl61d tripe. The claeeee W6r6 unJq,ue, In eiZ6, poopl6, and curriculum. Each day cam6 wJth a oha!l6ng6 for 6ach ett.Jti6nt to achl6v6 th61r b6et, to b600me b6t't6r cttiZ6ne, and to 16arn new facte about 1Jf6. The family type feelJne b6tween ett.Jti6nte and t6ach6re truly wae epoolal In thJe d6t;~t116t11t. to~etku utu~. f.ttW.: 'Dt.w~, &t. ft..M.. Su.ONi: 'D6.l.t. ~. ~ LovA.f-o, 'Dt.lofU ftowt.. ThL.rd: '&v'o LA.~, fl\i.rA. TO\IU, 'DOfi.M. ~K",~ ~K"" Top: ~Hr.. ~c.hl.u, kWt.noou~,~ Wood-" dt, ~at f ...urott. 17 0 Special Education ~ Sf.rt.Mpltt. (II) wort.' 09\ ~p~K\IU. ~ kt.tpt.d- ""-' COI\U.I\h"A.tt.09\, e~~ c.oon4M.f-t.09\, AAd- ft.I\L~O(" .dti.tu. �1()1,1 ~a 'I"" u,Ju a 7J.~. elass? ft.om ~vall to p~-po~ ana venohpreee to f,reaet , etrok6, fhyeloal Eauoatlon wae key to th6 etud6nt6 oohool day. Many etud6nt6 felt that P.E. wae a way to rell6ve etreee ana t6nelon from th6 ~U6~ houre In th6 olru;ooom. However, P.E. wae more then p;t a pU6hover olaee. Partlolpatlon played a ~eat deal In th6 etud6nt6 ~adee, a6 wen a6 th6 ever-eo-loved W6dn66daye, whloh happened to ve oarc:llovaooular day. P.E. vooame quJt6 c:IJfftoult thJ6 year, Put moot u eti.Jd6nte etUI found P.E. quJt6 enjOYfiPI6. The veet part of E. 16 ~ out with frl6nd6 whll6 k66p~ th6 voay ton6d," explaln6d Brandon Cordova ( 12). An In all, fhyeloal Eauoatlon wae roth ~eat for Pody ana mind. '11-~ c~. . (11) put~ jl putu.t· pv~-vp ~'-"~ ~.E. c.l4lu. 'Dw'-"~ Wt.'-~1-\k'-ft-'-"~ c.l4lu, l<t.I\IUJ. ~ (10) rell\ t-hL 10 Mt.W d.A~. ~ ~v~-vp', wut. pcvt- of ~.t.H.ort. w-~ . t\11\ I.Jjl' pvt- '"" t-hL 1\tJJ 'B.f.S. '~"t-1-\ pro~r~.M. Ph4sJcal Education 171 �;. .D K~.Wu~ ( 10) »U,~, hOt. fvklft. ~ I.Jl.\ut. ~ ""~·-· ......_ ~0 \:)(.. 172 Practical Arts/ Consumer Studies �...c Ql Ql 'ii > ,c 0 Sports Dfvfsfon 17 3 �c a c.. s= c.J 0 c.J ::r -a 0 w :::E Breya WilhUlS (C)) gets aow:u 011 all four after the J V football tea~ scores auother tou.chdowu. 174 Sports �VARSITY TEAM Top: Brit11ey Titus Seco11cl: Victoria Rallclall. DestillY Slllith. Sere11a Willialll Kaylee Woocl Miclclle: KristiJla Jallles. Bottolll: Nicole Brashers. A11 He11ry. a11cl Clarisse Pfeiffer TEAM Top: Sabriua Chace. Joselyu Beuette. Klrsteu Bob BottoJil: WilhaJils. Sarah Cautiu. Sarah Bu.staJileuto. Misba SJilitb. SbaloJil Cheerleadfnq 17 5 �the Wr ..icfreU footl.,~111 t e~1111, oa111c ..t1y was oallle..1~1Y. Senior ..JL,I111 tvlrllcr, also klww11 as "B~11lla," pvc the key t L, the.ir ear·. Whcll a.:- cJ al.,L,ut the. t e~1111 vrcf LYy. "Every ~"1L1yer g1·cat est t e.a111 acconl~"111shrncllt ~"11ayc...1 wrth ~1 ass1o11, a1d that is thrs yca1·, rt was ol., 1ous what the wh~1t rt t akcs to ~"1ut any t c.:.1111 allSWcr was. "Tot ally ..1cst1·oy111L1 ~1W"1ylll1c fL,Otl.,~111 SeaSLlll W~1S llUilll.,cr Olle ra11keJ Ra111~"1~11·t H,1l1 11101·c tha11 JUSt al.,out Wlllllllltl a11..1 School, 50- 2 0 was the ,,l·eat-cst los111c1; It was al.,out crcatlllcl-a 1 th111g that han cl1e..1 thrs-yeal·," c ~"1lai11c ..i ..Jo11 All..iill~J, all clcve11th h·otfled10o ..1. lllc aoal was iJclltical fLll' e.ach ~"1laye1·, a1d cVe1·~l.,L,..iy gra...1e troht erd O..i..11y erwuah, workc...1 fo1· the same ~"11'1Ze." Makthrs tr1u111~"1h took ~"11ace 011 a ll1u1·s..iay, a11 ur1usual ..iay fo1· hrah 111(] rt to the ~"1L...1yoffs IS at ealll ao~1l we have sef this ye~11·," S~.=tl..i school footl.,all. Nc crthelcss, t L, M~1yl.,e. the. trtle. ..1Dcsrl't frt what ha~Tcl1c ..1 to the C11dcrcll~1 t calll Ill cady Sc~"1t cllll.,cr of thrs SL,~"1honw1·e st a1·t e1· :e.l, \ ..11 a~~.:; Also, Ca~"1t all1 B1·~11k1Llll re. t:rtt l 1 2) c'VIainc..i the 1111~,o1·t anc ~,f the ~"11ayoffs. "We ha e.rl't 111 ..ie t L, t'hc ~"11ayoffs ill ~1 re~111 I 111 tunc, a1d rt IS a 1·cach~1He. ,,oil fl 1 the t ean1."1lwouc1h it all, tr1e footl.,all t eallJ WOI"Ke._i t LlL1ctiJer ~11!..1 ~"11aye..1 well all ye~11·, l,"t-,111111111,1. llcw Jy11asty of WUcflcLi F-11~111 ~chool. Se11ior quaterback Kyle Wooa (12) lookea up at the referee after a triu!llphaJlt rli.Jl for a touchaowJl Kyle usea his legs ofteJl to JllOVe the ball aowJl the fiela. Geoffry BroWJliJlg ( 12) we11t urbor11 agaiJlst SaJla Creek's seCOJlauy for a loJlg first aowJl His effort leaa to a Wiafiela touchaow11. 176 Sports �Top Row: Coach Drew Feltou. Coach Hector Vega. Coach B1ll Cooke. Coach Frea Marjerrlsou. Coach Arrou Herrlugtou. Coach J1111 Masou lua Row: Jou bilug. Kyle Wooa. Johu M1ller. Ouutou Beuuett, Brlau Schafer. Beu Howarth. Jutlu Peck. Aaalll Vega. Dau1el Silllpsou. Charlie Boroz, Blake Myers 3ra &ow: Alex Clark. Chris Rowlaua. Geoffry Browulug. Brauiou DeMatto, Jere111y Garhuo. M1cah Yarborollgh. Bobby V1g1l. Bnce Webb. Shaue Braafora 4th &ow: Zeb Vargas. Jd1au McColllllll. Zack Rose. Jasou Toth. Kyle Schuel. Eruest W1ugo. Jou W!lliallls. M ichael F1elas. Lars Lofgreu. Sa111 Sllllth. Toaa Tate. Mltt Fhuy Botto111 Row: Breuaeu Loesel. Ashtou Roblusou. Mark Browulug. Kevlu Hlltchersou. Seau Farrior, Ryau Brockett, Braay Evaus. Greg Johusou. Noel Caaaell, Tho111as Moutgo111ery. Bill Moorau. Gary N1cholsou Briu Stober U 2) boots a three poillt fielcl god clurillg the Sucl Creek gaJlle. His kickillg ability helpecl the Glacliators every week. Coach MarjeriSOll fralltically yellecl at his players to excecute. Luckily. the play ellclecl up u a sucess. Startillg Sophlllore Zeb Vargas set up for a quick slallt to nrll a first clowll. Ze b. allcl other recievers. were key to the Glacliators off ellSiVe scheJlle. Bell Howarth U 2) lookecl at the clock to stratagize a gaJlle plall. Bell was a three year starter for Wiclfielcl. Varsft4 Football 177 �.. Do you best clo11•t sweat the rest a11cl WiJUlillg will take care of itself.. That•s our lllOtto! lfGe® 0lnGGGGcll0 \jyfilsfu cllGlsG[?®fiffi8lsfi®ffi 8fficll cllG0fi[?G Motivatioll was the key eleJ11e11t to the successful seaSOil of our Jullior Varsity Football tealll. What was it that got these Glacls so pUlllpecl up? Differellt tealll JlleJllbers were lllOtivatecl by clifferellt aspects of the tealll. ·\_solllethillg that}Jllotivateclllle was whell I put Oil that G lacliator Jersey:· reJllarkecl CoaohesCorner .. The highlight for the beginning of the season were beating Florence (35-0), Mitchel (28-6), and Cheyenne Mountain (2 -7)" <;ay<; oach ooke. 17 8 JV Football Car 1 Martz { 1 0). Others. like Marco Hughes { 1 0) were illSpirecl by SOJllethillg else . ··what illspires Jlle are lllY coaches allcllllaillly lllY teallllllates. Sollle of these teallls we play cloll•t respect us. so that illSpires Jlle eVell JllOre to go out allcl prove thelll wrollg! .. These players were Ullbelievably cleclicatecl. They attellclecl It was a new era at W.H.S. with former college coach Bill Cooke taking over the coaching helm. ooke had an outstanding coaching backround at Fort Lewis allege and at Mi.,souri outhern tate College before joining the Gladiator family. His goals for the J.V. team were to win, ob iou'>ly, but he al'>o hoped to go undefeated, a'> well. He aimed to have a team thatju'>t did their best. Brady Evens (10) commented, "Practice with Coach ooke was a big change ... we never had so much conditioning (running). He know · what he i'> doing when it comes to coa hing." practice allcl workecl hucl to prepare thelllselves. both physically allcl Jllelltally. for each gallle Throughout the seasoll. these boys createcl Jllally friellclships allcl strollg bollcls with their fellow teaJllJllates. ••the best part of being 011 the tealll is Jllakillg friellcls. better yet. a falllily ... believed Ryall Brockett { 1 0 >. Kile Jo:ues ( 0) helps Aaro11 Bur11s (9) stretch aurillg a ga111e a_2aiJ1st a rivar school It was illlporhllt to stretch before. aurill2· alla SO]Ilel:iJileS -~­ eVeQ after a COJilpetitiOJl �Thtuk fast Drew Feltou! U 0) This valua player was au aJ».aztug help to the JV teaJ». this past seasou Jou Auaiug ( 11) prepares to pass J».iuea rival spriuts towaras biJ». playea for both the Varsity aua jUUiOr varsity teaJ».s T eaJ». J». e J». bers take a kuee as the coach beuas over a burt player Kueehug was a stgu of respecl for burt players The offeuse ft~hts for the goal as the oppostug teaJ». ftghts to regatu tile ball The llntal coutact J».aae football a aifftcdt aua challeugtug sport Ouuterback Seau Farrior (10) darts for the iuzoue. His q_uick thiuktug ou the fiela helJ!ea leaa lats teaJ». to J».auy Victories this year .... TeaJ». J».eJ».bers arou ( 9) as he goes over the uext p ay createa tlle tactical plays. but tbe p put tbeJ». iuto actiou Sports 179 �..• -......••• rf .A ck Row • Beat er app, Tristau L11.wre ce, Nate Lar o , Jarrecl Sa c 11, W estou Alle, A.arou Bu, •. Pritch rei. o\ert Avila. Job. Stoeber, Bob Ru.zick11. Fro•t Row: Terra•c• Taylor. Ja•ie St.cle 1buer. Masters, Spe•cer ""i• ...,• •• .A ""' Gera.uclo Rolllero( 11) works barcl to beat the oppoeuts clef eucler to the r."'Jir:..'.;i~ ball To setup his teaJil for a goal. 111CLit.Jh IJI.~1..1uatk."'t1 fro111 ~ 0 0 5 left the t1Ut1tl..,er of l1LL1liflc.1 ~111..1 ckilleJ v..11·:.;ity rL1ycl'0 snulle1·, thr. t calll st c\:\.1strL1 11~1 ..11d 111L1i'e wut eLi th~111 c\et·. "ll1r.re ~\ere ~1 k,t L1 f 11ew f~1cr.s th1s year l"LJt the te~-1111 clle111istry W~10 ,_woJ." f>F'ct1cr.t· ;'\lle11b1ck l 1 1 l.L,Illlllellt e.i. ll110 ye~1r's t e..1n1 CL1 1l:h:;t e..1 L"'f tlk"~stly JUiliLY::.' ~111...1 o11e 0LI~,risi11~1 senio1·. HL1 We\ et·, ,.c'\l~11·L 1lr.00 of tlleil· ~1r..1..ie, e\ e1y ~,l3yr.1· ~h1 1 e.i IBr.i t L"'(Jetllr.t· t L., nu1ntai11 thew t·c:Tut at1o11 as wi1111en:.. E ery..l~1y ~"~t ~1 1·...1c.tke the entwe t t"~1111 stL,OLi Jet er111111e.i ;..111.1 Cl,1111111tt e.:i t l, e ,-elletk·e. f>l,L"'I1 ellL'LicJh, the t e~111 t' :_; Je. ilc ~1t~L"'I1 W~10 ~,rl,\r...i 011 the ~,L1y111LJ fiel.l ~11d the vare1ty 0LYCerte..111111L1iJ1taiJ1eJ ~1 Wii111111~10C.~16011. Lletert11111e..1 t L1 L1 W~1S the youllt.Jer 01·cu~, L,f L?t.:di.:.1tl11'6.111e .J\ t e~1n1 ~,L1ye.i h~1rLi e\ery ~}1111e, ~111...1 w~.:mte..i to ~,ro\ e th~1t WUef1eU Hli.Jh Schol"'l w..10tl't jue-t ~111y t"l-hl1 cl.lt was ..1 0CIWl1 l to lY reckl"'lleLi with. 180 Sports Briau Stoeber (12) wu fightiug barcl to get the ball back to his teaJilJilates. So that Wiclefielcl COJiles out with a wiu Speucer Alleuback.( 1 1>. gears up to kic:k the ball towarcls his teallllllatesTealll work wu the JllOSt illlportaut part of �Frollt Row: Joshua Browll. Cocly Olsell. JOlla tha1l s.icl t. Guoll Atellcio, Maurice Martlllez. JaQles ICiclwell. Daltoll l•ith Back Row: Stevell Fischler. Philip ScholllJ»el', Michael Pellegiell. Wyatt SQ)ith. VillCI Hoover. Zackery lossel. keueth Gestes, Robert MaC•fferty oys r Maurice Martiuz ( 9) was warQlillg up with Zackery Rossell (1 0) by workillg Oil his passillg (right) The teaQl breaks fro• the huttle as they get reacly to take Oil the 1lext half Tea• spirit was what kept the tea• through the SeUOil. keueth Gestes ( 1 0) .....,,_.,1 aclvuces the ball up fielcl giVillg Wiclefielcl the aclvalltage to score a goal L __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bo 'sSoccer 181 ���As Matt Co:uway ( 12) blasts the ball back over the :uet he aoes it with i:ute:usity . Be wa:utea to put he other kia away Landon Finch/Finch Fotograph) 184 Bot(s Tennfs �As their hlllll IUh httletl to Will R.n:fortl C•bnl {1D. Aut Ill S11ls { 11>. Juoll Mclutyre { 11>. MlchullgllllCio {12), Bell W user {11), •utl Robert W1llluu {11) w•tch utl cheer cheer their hlllll lllllhs Oil While they cheer, they dso leull frolll their hlllll llldtsllllshkes Landon Finch/Finch Fotography Sports 185 �Fro:ut: M ikiu ie Rauclell. Lacey Oh:u. Chelsea Speclaro M iclclle Row: Sbauo:u igbt. CbrisBre:u:ua:u Asblyu r cr..uap.\Britta:uy . Lia Ashley ~::...~ 4 Fe:ulo:u Ashlr:u:u Cnlll p ( 1) cligs a ball off the floor . passes it to the setter, which beca:Qle a perfect set up for a baret spike by Lia Bessick ll2) 186 Sports ll1is seaso11 the lajy aL1.1 volleyl..,all ~'~layet\_; strlve-1 for e'\cellellce. With a Vety IleW t ev-1111 CL,I10it;ti11aL,f t·etut·tlet·s, a few ...lv st e~'~ u~"'::i, a11.1 a tt·atlsfcr, theSe aids haJ t 0 WLYk e t1·e111ly had t L, l.,eCOille ~1 ttue t ev1111. ll1ere w.:.1s ~1lot of 1111 thts yeat·, l.,ut the awls SC'C'Ille-1 t 0 Hctd t oaethcr ~1 C'Ifcctly. With h~11...i tht·ee hour ~'~t·acttcc>s, 111tensc aalllC'S, atd aruclitl(l t OUI"I1~1111C'Ilt-s, a few 111 jut·tcs at·osc, l.,ut the t ev1111 st ~-lyc-1 t L,uah atd OVC'·I·calllC' ~111y ol..,stv-lcles tiBt occurc-1 . ...lut1io1· ~shly1111 Ct1Jill~'~ sad "l really cllJOYC'-1 ~'~layillrJ with the aids. We Wet·e a stt·otla t ealll aid It Wv1S v1 a1·c~1t e ~1 C'I"IC'11Ce COilllll(l ..1S a tt·atlSfct·." L-:,allle v1ftC'l" aalllC' these (lids CL,IltillUe..1 tL, e eel, whtch was t·cally C''\ ·ttina atd nwttvatlll(l fLY the (lWlS aid also fLY the f.:.111S. "A hUtje ct·owJ showcJ ..1t all the home oatllC'S, a11 ..11t t·cally ~1 Uilfc..1 u~'~ the t c..1111," stat e-1 Ashley Fetllotll 1 1). l11ey fouaht har..l wc>thct· they wct·e u~') l.,y tel' ot· .1owlll"'y tell, to 1·ack u~, a Will. ~ft cr all was S~11-1 atd -1L,IlC' the ,.v11lklll(JS showe.1 the h~11·.1 woti, (li"C' ..1t t calli woti, a1d c ce~1tto11al sktlls. ll11s select at·ou~'~ L,f owls ki1cw c actly what was U~'~, ~1td ~,,·ovc.1tt l.,y killlll.J thew L,~TOIIC'Ilts L,lle v1t a time. �Kellclall Sic kJililler. Coach SickJililler •• allcl ~....,....._J""""~;=-o!'..---• Jorclau Merrick Lacey Oltll (12) jUIIl ps up for a harcl hit goillg straight clowll Oil the other teaJil leaVillg thelll lookillg at the groullcl Wiclefielcl stars Mikillsie Rauclsclr U2> aucl Chelsea Sfeclaro ( 12) stet it u with a big b ock at a great illle girls gather aroullcl to collgraclulate each other Oil big Will It sa tough • but ey pullecl through strollg! ace agaiut the BarriSOil Pallthers to Will the gallle 25- 14. �Just ore Fun '\lthL1U(lh thet·e istlL., cheeritl(l, yelltng, a11.-i chantill(l i11 the gatlle of golf, it ts still_., 'very 111t ellSe g-1111e a11..:i strat egt- ga111e. 1l1ese Wi..:iefteU gdfet·s rely L.,ll thelllsel es _.,j"-j teatll mott at1o11 to ~.,ut thell' l"est effot·t fotwat·~1. "L=.L.,If is \ery udtvt..:iLL11s~,LYt. tf you 111ake a 1111stake yL.,U 111ust t·ely 011 yout·:elf t L., l.,attle l,ack, _:m..:i f1111sh stt·o11g." S-1YS Trevet· osel:ut·ger 1 2) ca~1 t ~1il1. E.rh j_.,y ~1ft et· sclk.,d they wot'ke..:i Ol111ew strategies, t ealllWot'k, -11kl ~,etfectil1(1 thew stwkes. Aft et· att eldii1(Jillally t our11al11e11ts they tt'Uiy l,eg-111 to 1e-1rl1 the "at·t" of the gatne. "Golf Is a 111e11tal gat11e if you have the llllld rower YL.,U have the ca~1 aL"'IItty t 0 ~1 1ay" M_.,tthew Snllth (,9) While havtllg :L.,I11e futl the aolfei'S achleVe..1 thew goal of (lettltlg L"ett et·ltdiVI.-iU_.,uy _.,td as at e~1tl1, ~1t1..:i the results ...-iefi111t ely showe.-i1t1 thew game! Fro21t Row U tor); Matt Snuth. Wesley Harclitlg. Fulto21 Crabtree. Top Row: Coach Hure21a. Nicholas Moore. Christopher Driscoll. Trevor Rose21berger. Jere!lly Calar. Coach White 188 Sports �Seuior C<tptuu Trevor Roseuberger practices his golf gu11e out of the rough Vicute Valclez ( 11) workecl ou his puttiug accuracy to higher his varsity positiou Casey Huclsou( 12) swiugs for the loug clrive to eucl up at par. N ich Moore ( 12) overeuggentes his pnctice swiug while <tt the clriViug nuge. Qolf 189 �r 011 Runnfng to remember Mo t thought that the athletes who participated in cross country just ran for miles and miles, and that's all it was about. However, that was not the case. Cross country runners were part of a wide range of students who possessed many different talents and personalities. frank Medina, (11), said "I think that the great diversity among our teammate is one of the things that makes us stand out as a team." Many different persOnalities made up the team that turned out to be truly remarkable. They ran to succeed and succeeded in running. Many players said that their main fuel was Coach Nelson. Noah Schroeder, (10), said, "The best part of cross country is seeing Coach Nelson's smiling face everyday." Most runners agreed that Coach Nelson really wanted them to do better and didn't push them farther than they could go and all he wanted was to make them proud of themselves. Nicholas Thompson, (9th), said, "You need the heart to run it." How right he was! The greatest part of Cross Country was that they put not only, Nicholas's heart, but all the runners hearts and soul into the running. No matter what path they took, that passion always lead to personal victory. Frout Row: Elizabeth n •u1u11.1 Jeuifer Mabouy. Pula Erust Sec:oucl Row: JC Car lsou. Breau Keeter Gray. Arielle Pbe ifer. Sarab SullpSOJl, Wesley Wutts. Josb Ruby Tbircl Row: ha Tsc:birsc:hke. Issue Beattie, Noab Sc:broecler. Bruclou Ortega Bac:k Row: Kat Rose . Julie Walters. N ic:b TholllSOJl, Eel E icle. Justiu Lauclry. Pat Se111ora. N ic:b Cuyou. Coach Erik N ielsou 190 Spo~ �Left: Coach Nelsou briefs the · ruuurs at practice Coach Nelsou always wutecl the ru:ners to clo their best eveu if that !lleaut co!llillg ill last place Miclclle Left: Noah Schroecler aucl so!lle of his tea!ll!llates stretch aucl prepare for the practice aheacl All ruuurs were requirecl to stretch Above: ••The Three Musketteers' .. Sara Stapso11 (11). a11cl Elizabeth Baaa ( 1 0) stretch a11cl get reacly for prac:ttc:e. Left (fro a 1 to r >: Shellt Sac:k ( 1 0>, Sara Stapso11 ( 11), Aaa11cla Roac:h ( 9). Elizabeth Baaa (1 0) Cross Countr4 191 �All 1st Row: Etbu. Da11t•l. Steve11 Prajoll lllCl Row: Tbaiurttu, Sa111. Xev111 Wooiwui. W tll Sllllllllerfteli. Evu Xeuhrew, A.aro11 S111ttb. Cbrts. A.11tbo11y CoUtu. Job Btga 3ri: Ea. Den, Btgbtower, Job Wt11go. D11ke, Corey, Tyler. Mtcbul Covuu, Job B~tspetbe McCuey. Ju11 4tb: Ertc R.usell, Derek McA.lltshr. Coacb Losel. JR. Losel. Coacb Eggspheler. Coac~ JC Btg A.. A.11gel Muttuz. Guy Balllpto11 1st Row (1 tor): Mugbu R.etberfori. A.lexts Bu11o l11i Row: Corheee Jarallltllo, Brttta11y R.usell, Vtctorta Tnjtllo, Molly DeBrtll. Lnra B~tllke . Brttt111 Woois 3ri Row: Molly Beyers, Cbrtsttu Haw killS, Cbrtsttu Beeso11. Coacb B~t11iy. Jesstca La11e. Lua X~tyke11itll . Salllallta Dohso11 All 1st Row (1 tor): Destt11y Stark. A.11jeltte Lovato l11i Row: Salllutb Lawere11ce, A.sbely lgllacto. A.lltlllllll 3ri Row: Cbelsn Roue. Ntcole Stepba111e Xrtck. 4tb Row: Coacb Grtehle. Dolllilltqu Brow11. Alyssa Bave11s. A.ltso11 Garcia. Mo11tqu Xadfllltll 1st Row (1 tor): Cberte Wtlltallls. Cartssa L~t11a . A.lyxt11ir ta Bro111u l11i Row: Xayla Vtsctcb. Jaussa B~thhtri . Daryl Walto11. XellClra Be11t011 192 C-Squad �All 1st Row: Ryall Reyes. Tolly CollillS. Evall Kellebrew. Terrallce Taylor. Nolall Craft. Chris FelllOll. Ouillcy Davis. 2llcl Row: Johll Willgo. Dashawll Mackey. Briall Allclillg. Se bastiall Gib11ore. Derek Me Allister. Gary BaJllptoll. TiJll WilliaJlls. Derrick Bullter . • I ua Al 1st Row: Alisoll Garcia. Rebecca Miller. 2llcl Row: Chelsi House. Ryall Laughlill. Allgelic Berllarcl. Victoria Page. Stephallie Krick. 3rcl Row: Jorclall RobillSOll. Dallielle ArthJlleier. Aubrielle Masoll. Louie Mastill. Belell Diaz. Ashley lgllacio. C-Squad 193 �Ql c. ...c: ":T u ::£ . c: 0 ~ The Varsity basketball tea111 hu.clclles up .. Together'' before the ga111e agaiust Woocllaucl Park The tea111s talks about playiug as a tea111 aucl workiug together. en -"7Gn"'10) fi m>_g @G0fii5G - 19• Sports Braucloll Lutz ( 11) aucl Job Miller( 12) talk Oil clefeuse.Coach Muuoz clrove the i111portauce of clefeuse throughout the seasoll lh:" BL"~ys \ .'li"Sity B.1({etl'.1ll t e.1111 st ~11"t c.l the yc a1· L1ff OI"C'.1t w1th .1 w111 ~..-.\rl· lewis f.1llllrl"lll the Chryrllllr t\1t ToUI'IL'llllrllt. lllis v1ct ~..yy w.1s kryr.ll_ \ llltrllt e V.1l.lrz sl1L...,L...,t11 ILJ .1 .lrs~'C'I .~tk~IJ tlll"C'C' .1t the C'll..l ~..-.f I'C'cJUL1tiL...,Il t L, h·111~1 the ga111c i11t ~..-. L,Vr1·tunc. l11 L,Vrl·tilllr Wi.:icficL1 t L.. ,L. .,k CL...,Ilti'L-.1 L-.f the ~1--=tlllc:'. .~1d ~---~~~~-----------.wo11 03 t L.. , Gcl. "[11 the lY(lllllllllO WC' lu..1 ::.'L,IllC' ti·L~uHc> w1th t r.-1111 w~..Tk aid t1ust. l...,w we klk1 1\ why we ~'ut ~1 fist in the hu.i..ilr 111st c> a.i l fiVe" llkliVI .. lU~1l flll(lc:'.I"S" WJ..1cflcU St a1·t c..1 the yc.11· L-.ff 4- 1. \ 111cc11t e L-=tt rl" 111 the ::.;C'.-=t::.;~..-.11 ..ii..1 the ..ka111atic ·"'~<:..Vllll w1th ~'~ L'l::.'t ::.'c"t~..,ld ::.'ik1 t wi11.10.-=ti11::.'t Lil'rl·ty G..., t L.. , 04. With llljUI"ics t L.. , key ~'layc1·s like ....luh.111 t\ 1cCulk1 n .'lid M.-=ti"CU::.' Huilt c1· the t r.'llll wc11t l~11 J k-.su1g stl"c.-1 wu111i11(l ~..-.illy tlwrr l-.ut l,f t hri"C' ilC' t r lC'VC'Il ,1.1111C'S. c1UJ· tr.'lllll'~-=tttlr..1 thl"l...,uoh .'l..i\ rl ~t. We llr\rl" <:..1-'IVr U~1 . Tl1at~, wlut L-:.L1..iutc B.1C{rtl'.'llli::.; .1ll ~1l'~..-.ut . ....1~..-.1111 B.11111 Milici\ 1 ~\ �Row: Marcus BUilter. Johu Miller. Alex Clark. Jou Auchug. Diou Vaughu. Viuceute • ••uu:;£, Bradou Lutz Mulclle Row: Geoffery Browuiug. Coach Buuter. Shaue Skalla. Coach . Seau Farrior Botto111 Row: Coay Gathu. Cheille Vigil. Gregory Johusou. Melissa Shauou Wright Boqs Varsftq Basketball 195 �··1 really appreciate all of the teaJJl·s harclwork allcl cleclic:atioll •• Coac:h Mark M ulloz Ju11ior Varsity ucl Vusity Boys WU1ll up together The two teaJlls practicecl together throughout the yeu Austill Sills ( 11) ucl Joe Griebel ( 11) watch the basketball go iJlto the hoop. The teaJll tr iecl hucl i1l the ga1lle 196 Sports �Two players that workecl barcl were Joe Gr iebel (top) allcl Austill Sills (bottolJl) Joe Griebel ( 11> ad Austill Sills ( 11> were the two captaillS Oil the Boys Basketball JV tealJl They both wor keel very harcl through the seas oil devc;lopi11g deswe --c Jasoll Mclllt[re H1~11l SchoL,l B~1sketl"~1ll is ~1 ~,LTUL:w ~ _;~'LTt tl1~1t lll,;llly ~,cq1 lc C'llJL1y t L, / wJt ell. B~1sketl'. 1ll . c. 111 . h:~ l"oth ( :L'Ill~'ctltlvc ~'lllj fu11. ( "lllke..-1 l"~'lc-.ketl.,all h:~lllc Boys .._1\ Basketl'. 1ll . 't t ~ C..'I USC' I S ~1 0~1111 t c>~'llll WL,.kc.:i Vc1y 11 . .'11'..1 to 0F'l.11't ~111.1 Cl.11lfeti..,1cllle\e thew L...1Dals.1llcl'c we1·e tiL,11 IS fu11." twelve ~,layel's ~11 d e~1cll .._ll.1 C' L::,I'IC'['e[ 1 1) lll l ~,,.l,ve..-1 111 theil' skills l.,Ve1· the _c'~11'. Eve1y ~,L1ye1· WDI'keJ \ely hJ1·.l t l, e eel. Wlle11 aske.l what they like.l 111ost J['('Ut l"~1C{etbll, a few ~,l~1YC'I'0 re~'lie..-1. 1l1e11· 1·e~,lies we1·e: "WI1~1t llike.:i llJOSt . 1l'OUt . l'.1C{et . l'~1ll lkl~; eve1yth111(1 tiBt llc~11'1lc.:i ~111..1 th~1t I h:~c1111e ~1 l'ett e1· ~,laye1·." ~'c1·emy B,.l.,Wil t 1 1) the11 Cl.,llllllcllt e..1. J.1:_;L11l Mcil1ty1·e 1 1) ~,lie.:i, "llike..-1 ..1 11111i11,J l.,~1sketl"...1ll(lalllcs ...111..1 SCL11'il1(1 f'L1i1Jt .Z.,,", "It w.10 . e c1til1(1 ...111..-i you L...1Dt t l 111eet ~1 lL,t L,f 11ew ~111..1 ..11ffcl'cllt f'el.1 ~'le." l\ust111 Sills t 1 1 s~1d ll1e Boys B~1c-.ketl" . 1ll . t e...1111 ..11..1 .1 . ~JL1 L1 ._1 _IL1 l thi'L1 U(lh the yc~11', 1) lJlakes a shot Be workecl very harcl clurillg the seas oil 1 TealJl Photo: (frolJl left to right) 1st row: Coach KapplelJlell. Melforcl JalJles. Will Hazelwood. Alex Clark. Chris Rolhlls. Duiel Gust. Michael Johuoll. Coach Shue Skalla 21lcl row: JerelJly Browll. MalcollJl Miller. Austill Sills. Joe Griebel. Jasoll Mchtyre, allcl Seall Farrior Bol.fS JV Basketball 197 �All star po iutgaurcl Talisa Willia111s( 1 briugs the b the court the Op)IO~At lllc:' chcc1·s L"')f . .1c..11catc..1 f a11s cci1L"1c..1 thi·L"')LirJh BL"1Wcrs - 111 as the L =d y L::.Lds Baskctl~~'lll Tc~'llll l~attlc..1 few 'viet LYy. ll1c five st a1·t c1·s frL"1111 the ~'l'c\ IL"1L10 yca1· illclu..111lrJ [\"1111illlquc L::.dffi11, Tiff ~'lilY L::.LY..1L"11l, Haley l\..1r~1rJI L1, B1·1tt a11y MasDil, ~11 d T~1lls~1 W1llL1111s ~1ll rctUI'Ilc ..1 f>L"1 thlllrJS st ~11·t c..1 off with hlrJh ~'L"1t clltl~1l. W1th others, like Molly Be~ c1·0, -hrlstiiL1 B1·c111Uil, SWIIltJcr ~1yL1 Hu~Jhcs a1 d twL"') all star hcshlllall, ..Jc11111fcT Buchw~1lt cl· ~'lid M111..1y Chu1·ch, the\ ~.:wsity t calll w~1s coln~,lct c w1th t alc11t. l\ltllL"1LirJh the lYrJIIllllllrJ Df the seaSDil sta1·t c..1 L"')ut I"L"1LicJh w1th ~1 few llllllLT illJUI"IC'S a11J a k"1Sf>, they I'C'rJalllc..1 thcil· l·c~'Ut v11Dil ~1S v1 Sti'L"11l:J t C'~1111[~ WlllllllltJ tWL"1 rJ~1111C'S ill ~1 rDW 1·10ht lYfDI·c the WUcf1eU Tc1UI.Ilalllcllt. DL"111111Hquc L::.l.lfflll 1 2) 0~11 ..1, "My f~wodtc llWillcllt was whcll we l~c~1t Ha1Tiso11 i11 the t L"1LiriL11llcllt a1d WDil the -halll~'IDilShl~"l. We 1·c~1lly ~'layc..1likc a t calll that rJ~11llc." 1l1c scaso11 h·ouoht ~1 k"')t Df challellrJcS t L"') the rjids, l:ut D cl·all they -alllc:' t Otjcthcl' Ill the cld ll1is select tJI·ou~, of la..1y bskctl~all ~'l~1Ycl·s ha ..1 rJI·cat skills; they ~"lracticc..1 ha1·..1 each Jay ~111..1 WLTkc..-i h~11·...1 t c, inrm'vc. By the cld Df the season they ha..1 a WlllllllltJ 1·cco1·..1 a1d ha..1 c ccllcllt t C'~1111WDrk. 1l1c tjids kllc:'W what theW ~1 C'I"­ SOI1al ..1utlcs 011 the tcalll were a1d ..11..1 thclll so that they CL"1LI[j C011t1·1h.1t C' t D a SUCC'SSfUl SC' .1. SOI1. ll1c1·c were the occaslo11al t ca1·s, a lot of laughs, h..Jt 111ost of all, thcl·c Wcl·c t L"111S of WillS. M11 dy Chu1·ch l.9) a..1..1c..1, "1l1c1·c we1·e a lDt Df lllc:'lllDI·aHc lllOillc:'lltS ~'laylllrJ Wit h the SC'Ill01·s th1s yc~11·. l1·cally 1Dokc..1 u~, to thclll a1d l·cs~'cct c..-i them I will1·c~1lly 111iss thclllllc t yc .11·." . 198 Sports au aweso111e jUlllp shot Rackiug up poiuts was just oue of the posit ive qualit ies she aclclecl to the stretches out to 111ake a layup Tiffauy was oue of the leacliug scorers ou the Lacly Glacis Basket ball Tea111 flu (12) aucl Baley A.clragua (12) set up ou a foul shot These girls were awe - �Chrtsttua Breuau ( 11> fakes a pus aucl clrtbbles strught through the clef euclers She has really illlprovecl her ball haucleltug this seuou Best Frteucls aucl Teallllllates Ttffauy Gorclou( 12) au cl Do Ill 1:•uu~ Grtffi �llll Jr--~========-~::::::~i;~;=--~~r---~~----------------,Fro~t Row:Coach Griebel. Jlla~ ager: Ashley Iguc:io, Kayla Bughes.Christi~e Bawkius. Jllu r-..iu!•cre Jorclu 1\blti~Jio~. Fro~t ---·VegaSa Bow :lila~. Valeraie Wiersiscy. Allie Wall. Shauu Speclaro ""'-~~-.;;) ll1c gwls l"askctl.,all t ea111 was goi110 st1·o11g thouuhout there whole seaso11 they ha.:illlallY har.:i ga111cs l.,ut ill the e11..1 calllc out st a1di11g 011 t ll1ough the t ea111 was11't ~1 acke"1 full of playc1·s these gids k11cw how to h·i11g there ga111c to c cry 111at ch. Coach Gricl.,el hcl.:i the (lids S~1 irits U~1 allt.11lla'-1c thclll feel like cha111~1 iOI1S all the ti111c 110 111att e1· what the out co111e of there ga111e was. Kayla Hughes sai.:i "I really felt like all of the gids this year really su~1 ~1 o1·t e.:i each other a1d that-s what 111a.:ie us a goo.:i tea111." l11c gids t ea111 work a1d high s~1 irits got thclll through a great seaso11. ov 200 Sports Coach Griebel gatherecl the teaJil arou~cl to s ow theJil the plus for the seco~cl half of the gaJile �Coach Greibel both teacher allCl basketball coach cheerecl his girls Oll as they retur:uecl the ball to get thelll ill the leacl Be was what kept the tea!ll goillg throughout the seasoll > Valerie Wierzellski ( 1 0) eyes the ball as she watts to reboullcl the ball Stayillg focusecl was a key tool for Willllillg ga!lles Jelliefer Buckwlter ( 1 0) rushes the ball up the court while she watchecl for opell players M llcly Church ( 1 0) co:uelltrates Oll th hoop t yillg to give the girls a leacl ill the ga!lle Alex V ga ( 1 0) rUllS up the court laar as she allticipates the pass Sports 201 �~®ID~lliW ID£TI ®I1£IDOO1r®lli~ t--1.~11. ~'e('~'ie k11ew tile wt·e::.'tlet·::., l'ec.~u::.;e they wet·e tile ,_1uy0 wlk~ ~wt 111 e\etyl'L,.iy't; w.~y ,iLwtt 1~1 tile l'~~(tet­ ,,_~II ~1~~11le::.' ltJI111111~1 ur -~11-i jL,WI1 tile ::.;t -~W0. But tile LKt l,f tile 11 utt env.~::.\ they Were tt·.~tt llll<J t l, lYCL~I1le tile lY::.;t ~,L,::.'t;ille .~tilelet e::.; tile. CL,uL i l'e. Hl,~ve\a, wilell tile t--1e::.;~~ Rt.i~1e , iLulr·L~IIe,i -~1\,Ut t.i, tile wt·e::.;tler::.; lYc.~l1le ~~ ltttle 111LTe twttce.~He. >\ft et· tile L:.Ld.~t LT0 hut ~~lly ~,L,LII1,id tile L:.t·tzzlte::.\ tll.~lly L~f tile wt·e::.;tlet·::.; wet·e t•eL_L,I1CeJ t!Jt ·L,LI~1lk,Ut tile lull::.; ~~IJ.i Ill tile cL~,_:;..;t·L,L,I11. "ll1e t--1e::.;~~ .iu.~l w.~0 tile tllLY•t e ·tttt 1\. 1 e\ e' 1t L,f tile ye ~~r· lYc.~U::.'t' ::.;L, 11 u11y ~'eLTie ~ver·e tiler·e t L, ::.'t'e u::.; ktll tile111," ::.'.11-i Be 1Hl,~"-~rtil, ~~ 0e111L,, . c~~~,t .~ttl. L,t L~llly w~~::.; tile t--1e::.;.1 Rt.i<Je ,iu~~l ~~ h~1 -~ e\ ellt 111 tile ::.'f~~0L~Il. tile t e~~111::.; ftt ul .iu~~l ~~t ftt le L-reek Ht~111 ~ci1L,L,I W~1'-"' tile l'l~1\..1e::.'t e\ ellt l~f tilell' ::.'f.~::.'c,ll. Wi.ief1eLi wre::.'tlil1~1 W~10 kt k,W 11 fL,,. tilell' lc,11~1 ::.;tr·et clll~f le.1\..1ue tttle::., .~tt.i .~::. tile. ellt er·d fL-H~. they wer·e l'l~1 Ull.ier-JL,~1::.'- "It w.1::.; ~1 t L,LI~1ill'.~ttle. h.Jt tt ::.'t'etlld hke ftt le Cr·eek ~'ld0 p0t t l~ t L,L~ ::.'t .~ckd," e ~,L111 1e.i ~t e\ e M.~ll::.;fteLi. the t"'lftliQt· ~ 1 5 ~,L,Uil,iet· wilL~ w.~::.; u~'::.'t't wttil iL,0itl<J theit· fw:::;t ,iLul 111 C'lf\ell ye.~t·::.;_ HL,Wc'\ er, thew :""'If ~~::.'c~ll .it.itt't ell.i ~"tth the u::-~~11 h~1~TY ell.itt l<J. tile L:.L~.iL~t LT::.' lu.L~ ~1re .~t ::.'f.10L,Il .11 t.i wtlllY l'.1ck L,ll the rt::.'f 111 tiL, t1111e. Top : Coac:h Kyle Huslull. Casey Huclsoll, Josh Bu.eJlo, Justill La!lclry, Duiel SullpSOJl, Coac:h Gary Foltz. Bell Howarth. Steve Ma!lsfielcl, Joesph Buello. Bobby Vigil. Coac:h Terry Eberly 21lcl: Coac:h Chris Go!lZalez. Leroy Fierro. Boo111er Kelley, Matt Sc:hweillillg. Robert Overbay. Marc:o Olvera. Johll Applegate, Steve Prejeall. T1111111Y HelloJl, Brucloll Corclova. Coac:h Jeff Huclsoll 3rcl: DeVill Hightower. Julia~~ Fierro. Johll B1ga. Chris Gallic:ia, Gilbert Browll. M1c:hael Reyllolcls. M1c:hael Corvasc:e. Mike Sc:hweillillg 4th: Sc:arlett Bourg. Lee Davis, M1c:ah Yarborough. Zeb Vargas. Matt S1111th. Zac:k DerJler, Joe Carlsoll, Josh Ruby, Joe Bolles Sth: Fultoll Crabtree, Jasoll PetersoJl, T J Sarc:o111o. Robert Mc:Cafferty. Jarius Va!lc:e, A.lltholly Twiss, Bracly Evus. Sa111 S1111th Botto111: Sa111utha DobsoJl, Brittuy Russell, Rac:hel Foltz 202 Sports �Justiu Laudry (11) iutroduced Deviu Hightower( C)) to the spladel. a specialty to W idefield wreslters Jasou Petersou (C)) executes a perfect double leg takedowu ou his partuer duriug wrestliug practice JJmGfi®i? We2?0fiU~ '\([/2?G0Ullfi8(_g Altht.,Utjh •..1.\. W~10 v1 st c:T l,elL"lW \ ~1r01ty, l..,ellltJ ~1 jUIJior v~11·st1y wrestlel· at Wl.1riielJ still c~11lle w1th its ~Tivlitje0. 1l1ey t1·~wcle.1 ~111 ~11·ou1d Cdo1·a~-io coll1~1 etilltJ w1t h othe1· 0L-Ik,olslt.,L,kllltJ t L, ii11~1 I'Ove thei1· 0klllt:;, A:., well ~10 ~..1ettu10 the ~1llunrl.Yta11t 11 L1t ti111e, hltjhly llee.-ie-1 t L, ~,l't.,.1uce tt.,LitJh w1·c::.tle1·0. "AlthOUtjh J.\. 1011't \1~11.01ty, It W~10 ~1 01·cat e'+1 el'lellce, a1d I h~1.-i lL,t0 of fu11 tot.,," e ~,l~1i11e.1 Matt Snuth t <-J), the st ~11·tu10 1 .::: 5 ~,t.,UI der t.,f the J.\ . 0t1Ua.1. Evell tlk,LitJh _iUiliLY v~11·01ty w~1s11't hltjhly recOiliZe-1 ~11·ou1d the t1L-Ik,d, it'::. the k11d t.,f t ev1111 that W~1S l..,UIL1111(1 t t.,ll WI TL,WS chv1111~1 1t.,IIS. Sa111 S111ith ( 1 0) shows varsity wresler Steve Mausfield ( 12) who the real stud of the tea111 is Juliau Fierro ( 9) rau a half uelsou ou his oppoueut duriug practice. aud everyday activity for wrestlers WrestHnq 203 �"A lot of the "My seasoJl highlight was beatillg the thricl raJlkecl kicl froG Berthocl ill his OWJl gyG·• TiGGY BelloJl ( 11> teanuaates push eel eachother to help create our sucessful teaG •• Da:uiel SiGpSOJl ( 12) "The fUJlJliest part of the seasoJl was whu our 10 3 pouJlcler ate GOre theJl our 2 7 S pouJlcier cluriJlg breakfast at Village IJlJl ... Joe BueJlo ( 11> "Being a first year wrestler was tough. but the varsity guys were real supportive·· Micah Yarborough (12) "I was the littlest. youJlgest. ad Gost iuxperieJlcecl wrestler OJl the teaG. but because the teaG was so goocl ill the past. they helpecl teach Ge to becoGe a better wrestler·· Steve PrejeaJl ( 9) Top "I hacllots of full this seasoJl. eVeJlthough it was GY first year·· OueJltOJl BeJlJlett ( 12) ~--------~--------------- 20-4 Sports Left- ''WiJlJliJlg the Coloraclo SpriJlgs Metro tourJlaGeJlt was the highlight of GY year •• BreJlclaJl Loesel ( 11> "The OJlly touruGeJlt I Gissecl. coach too the whole teaG to Village IJlJl for break fast WHACK! .. Matt SchweiJliJlg ( 12 �.. Breakillg the takeclowll recorcl allcl jOillillg the 100 Will club were IllY SUSOil UCO!llphsh!llellts of the year Casey Buclsoll ( 12) ··I broke the pill recorcl this year, so that was a big acco!llphshlllellt I hacl this seasoll" Bell Howarth ( 12) Botto!ll ··willllillg all those League titles were the fUilllest puts of IllY career·· Bobby Vigil Top .. Wresthllg ill the Pepsi Cellter was IllY goal this year·· BrallclOil Corel ova ( 12) (12) .. It was killcl of fuuy whell the Cheyeue Moullhill kicl bit !lle this year At least I WOil the !llatch" Steve Musfielcl ( 12) .. Wresthllg freestyle clurillg the SUilllllU helpecl illlprove !lle Oil the !llat " TJ Sarco!llo (10) Wrestlfnq 205 �Altlk u~_1h the cw1111 t e..3llll h. .'ls t C' co111l \ 1th l 1 Ur rl\ c1l0 Mes.J Rd(le, the llllllll 'el· \\ e slkYt fL,,. the t e...1111. Tl1ey lu.i . .1Wllllllll() I what the coaches ve plaaucl out for theJD. for their cluly prac tice routius Se.JSL1 11 ..lllJ 11 . :-d \ ery f I"L1 1111SIIl() 1thlete_,, t1J1t IlLde the ew1111 te. 1111 . sti·L,Il(l. Not o1lly we1 e the~ c1 r.trl,ll~l t e....:m1 but they \\e1·e dltv 1 L-k,.::.e t c"iilll ...10 well. Tl1ey ~-"~-n'L,,·t e e.;k-11 ,tiler ~111 . .1were ..11\\ ..:'lyc CL1 1lh1ellt 111 thew t e.JillCaptaia Saaclra Bokera J11,1t e0 t, 0WII11 their W...'l~ t L, \let crv I (12) works oa her breast sroke for the up coJD.iag JD.eet for state "Tl1e t e~-1111 WCl0 reC~lly ck,::."'c" tl11s ye. .1r w1th L1 1lc" . -llk-.ther . . .111...i ll,elie\ e th ..1t's \ lut 111aJe C....1t'tk1 tll 1 2). NL,t L,11ly were L1 Lir 0 lllllllere- t""Llccec'!:.-;ful but The teaJD. gets together at the eacl of the pool to listea to what the ye.-11'S0e...1:0J1tL,h:~'..llll. 11t11n. .'le ~l...lllle.. 1he· e cJtelllellt. "I w..1~"' e L-It e-1 t L, qu..1lify fLY ::.it c1t e fLY the theJD. aext thw.i, e..lr, 1t's ~"lut kept me £..10111£..1 ..11d t, CL,IltiiJUe 111 .11VII\J flY Wi.1efleU," 11tlln. 1 . Hetuy t 1 2\ l\-erall the t:"'Witll t e..1111 .11.1 .::m alll..:lZIIl£..1 JOl ft 11Ukl ltJ theil· LJL""'~ ...lls . .11d est'ec1. .1lly qu...'lh( lllJ f e-t ..1te. 206 Sports �Autillllt Beury ( 12) prepues herself for 4t chfficult ain Beury aua Pruitt were the ouly two ainrs OJl the teaJil Ashley Pruitt (12) works ou her aiYiJlg for the Up COJiliJlg regiouals She was ou the swilll hltlll ;tll four ye;trs of highschool Swlmmlnq 207 �Wid!!fi!!ld V!!!rb!!!!k 2005- 2006 V!!l!!m!!: 48 C!!l!!ph!!n The 2005 Widefield Yearbook was published b'f Walsworth Publlshlnq Compan4. 306 North Kansas Avenue. Marceline. MO. 64658. Mr. Alex Fotenos was the compan4 representative. It has a 4-color school deslqned lfthoqraph cover with qloss lamination and one color endsheet printed In Sapphire Blue 285. 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AWPC Austere £dltor In Chelf: Cristina Davila la4out £dltors: Lex4 Hunnell and Me9an Valente Contrlbutln9 Staff: Alicia Beaver. DeJean Brown. Melod4 Cochran. R4an Hlqqlns. Case4 Hudson. Jason Mclnt4re, TJ Sarcomo. Ka4la Schick. Jamie Stadelbauer, Jord4n Stephenson. Brltne4 Titus. Steve Titus. Caitlin Younqs. We would Ute to 91ve special reco9nltlon to the followlnq people for their Invaluable contributions and help throuqhtout the production of the 4earboot: £ric Schneider, CJ Jackson. Beth Pershlnq. Jud4 Aqner. KWHS News. The Widefield Qladlator. Mr. Jim Felice. Ms. Shelll Miles, Julie Poswalk. Mr. Bernard. Ufetouch Photoqraph'f. Jan Youtz. Karen Mannlnq. Landon Finch. 208 Colophon/Autoqraphs �• -" e DRAMA SENIORS- CLASS OF 2006 A II 1-\,e.. w or Iol'..., " ..., t ".<:\e., "Vlol "II 1-\,e.. ~e..V\ C\Vlol wo~e..V\ ~e..re..ly P'f"ye..r"i7. They kC\Ve.. 1-\,e,.ir exit.., C\Vlol ~1r e..V\trC\V\C...e.."i7, C\Vlol OV\e.. ~C\V\ iV\ \,j.., ti~e.. r'"Y"" P"rt"i7 ..... 4w 1OIA Lik rt Willi~.,., '5\...~k .... pe~re. You HAVE ALL PLAYED MANY PARH IN OUR LIVE~. ........... ... WE WILL MIH YOU! lhEAK ALE~ AND MAY THE FARCE &E WITH YOU! ~ M~. ELWELL AND THE UNDERCLAHMEN ale Kahre Owner Ads/Index �2 10 Ads/Index ��!nd!!x A Abe4ta, Lalcrlsha 71 Abe4ta, Roqer 129 Acfalle, Kellanl SB. 66, B 1 Adams. Beth ss. ss. 70. 72. 81 Adams. Brian ss. 11 s Adams. Stephanie 70. 71. 73, 75. us Adou. Christa 1•s Adraqna. Hale4 so. B1 Aqner. Jud4 161 Alas. David 172 Allclre. Joseph 71. 11 s Allenbaclc. Spencer 69, 11 s. 180 Allenbaclc. Weston 1•s. 1SB, 180 Alltop. Audre4 129 212 Ads/Index Altenheln. Franzlslca S7. 129 Althar. Klra 11 s Amezcua. Valeria 129 Amsberq. Marie 1•s Ancheta. Ro4son 71. 129 Anderson. Carol 19. ss. Anderson. Core4 ss. 70. 72. H. 7S, 11S Andlnq. Brian 1•s Andlnq. Jon 11S, 176. 177. 179 AnduJar. Jonathan ss. 61. 66, 79. 81 Anqellne.Sara 129 Anqellne. Zeffr4 129, 16• Antonio. Cr4stal ss. 7S. 78. B 1 Apodaca. Breane 11S Apodaca. R4an 6•. 81 Appleqate, John 61 Arellano. Ka4la 1•s Arlana.Evans S7 Arlmeler. Danlelle S9 Arnold. Brlanne ss. 72. 81 Arpad, Jeffre4 69, 1H. 1s• Arpad, Jenlfer 71. 7 3. 11 s Arredondo, Ricardo 1H Aron. Herrlnqton 177 Artmeler. Danlelle 1•s Asher. Br4an 11 s Ashmore, Sara B 1 Atencio. aaron 61, 129, 168, 181 Auqustlne, Janae 72. 82 Austria. Robert 82 Avila. Robert so. 11 s. 1so B Baca. Christine 7 •· 129 Baca. Sarah 11 s. 126, 183 Bahena. Rud4 1•s Balan. Christian SB. 129 Baleva. Undsa4 SO. S9. 6S. 129 Baleva. Melissa 7 •· 1•s Ballard, Kelse4 7 •· 11 s Salton, An)ellca 61 Bammesberqer,lorl 71. 16S Bance. Jalrus 7 • Bantus. Klmber1e4 1•s Barajas. Jennifer 11 s Barbar. Meqan 82 Barfield. Sean 82 Barqer. Shalom 71. 129. 13•. 17 •• 17S Barnes. Aramls 82 Beatt4, Deslrae 183 Beaver, Alicia S3. 66, 129 Beeson. Christina 71. 129. 192 Bell. lan s•. 1•s Bell, Michelle 1H Bellow, Brlttan4 1•s Bendlt. Robert 1H Bennett, Jena 82 Bennett, Jocel4n 71, 129 Bennett, Kellcllanl 11 S Bennett, Quenton 79, 82. 177 Bennette, Jose14n 17S Benton. Kendra H. US, 192 Berqln. Dave 6•. 167 Bernal. Ails Ia 11 S Bernard, Anqellc 70. 72. 115 Besslclc. Ua 66, H. 7 s. 186 Besslclc. Priscilla 1B. so. 66. 72, 7 •• 7S, 129 Besson, Sean 129 Be4ers. Moll4 129. 19 2 Blqa, John US. 192 Blqelow. Rebecca 71. H. US Billet, Jennifer 129 BIJ4eu. Ariel 7 3. 129 Blnqham. Harr4 129 Blrdsle4, Bradle4 11 S Blaclc. Alexander 70, US �Joshua 68, 7 4. 7 s. Maureen 166 Elizabeth so. 11 S tteather 145 Joseph 7 4. 7S. 129 n. AnJellca 11 s. 162 n. T4rone S9, 129 n. Brlttan4- Morqan S7, 14S , Charlie 82, 177 Jessica 69, 14S. 171 r . Jacque14n 73, 82 r . Robert 69 Ions. Des 116 Scarlett 71 . 129. 183 . Ashle4 129 . Sarah 129 r . Chelsea 14S Aleecla 14S dford . Shane 66. 77. 82. 177 shers. k:atrlna 6S, 7 2. 7 4. 129 Bueno. Joseph 11 s. 162 Bueno. Joshua 11S Bundtf. Erin 142. 192 Burclaqo. k:evon 146 BurJce. Sarah 69. 11 s. 124 Burns. Aaron 146. 1ss. 166, 178. 179. 180 Burt. Laklah 11 s Bush. Jenome S4 Bustamento. Sarah 130. 17S Buterbauqh. Corl 130 Buterbauqh. k:a41a S2. 116 Butlerrez. DumaJI 7 3 Butler. Samantha 116. 182. 183 Butler, Stephanie 130 Buttler. Stevie 138. 183 BUtfS. Anqela S9, 1H . 163 B4rne, Carol 161 c Caballc:, Michelle SB, 1H . 146 Cabral. Rexford 116. 1BS Caddell. Noel 116. 177 Calar. Jerem4 1BB Cannon. Russell 83 Cantin. Sarah 71 . 146. 174. 17S Amber 66. 79. 83 Christina so. S1 . S2. 59, 6S, 66, 11S. 127, 186 R4an 129. 177. 178 Jeff 160 Tlffan4 129 . Aaron 11S . De'Jean so. S3. 63. 66. so. 83 rown . Dominique 192 rown . Jacque14n 14S rown. Jerem4 11 S rown . Joshua 14S. 1B 1 rown. Michelle SO rown. Monlque 7 4. 146. 182, 183 wnlnq. Qeoffre4 63. 64. 72. 83. 176. 177 wnlnq. Mark 177 Jennifer 146, 182. r. k:evln 146 Alexis 146. 192 Can4on. Nlch 190 CarabJal. Desire 69, 7 4. 130 Cardo. Richard 74. 7S. 130 Carlson. Joseph 61 . 130. 190 Carmodtf. Suzanne ss. 169 Carns. Stephanie 64. 130. 143 Caron. k:lmberl4 74. 7S. 130 Caron. Meaqhan 74. 7S. 146 Carr. k:atflana 130 Carreon. Ra4mond 130.162 Carroll, Brlttne4 66. 73. 83 Carter, R4an 116 Carter, Trevor 130 Cascade, Amanda 83 Casper, Bett4 160 Cass. Austin 146 Castellanos, April 71 Castonqua4. Janlne 116 Caswell. Christopher 146 Cato. A4anna 146 Cause4. Olin S4. 78 Cavender, Barb 170 Cepeda, Joshua 146 Cerdena. Alexis ss. ss. 61 . 66. 74. 7S. 83 Cerdena. Charles 72. 116 Chaco. Sabrina S9. 7 4. 146. 17S Chambers. Damonlque 71, 116 Chambers. Subrlna 71 . 146 Champlqn4. Ernest S7. 68. 69, 1.30 Charleston. Peter 161 Chew. Jerem4 146 Chew. Nathan 116 Chlnnow. Qeoffre4 116 Chrlsttf. Lee S6 Chrlst4, Nicholas 146 Chrlswlsser. Sara 116 Cintron. Chandra 130 Clark. Alexander 177 ClaN:. Alexander 116. 130 Clark. Am4 130 Clark. John 160 Clemens. k:4le 146 Clevenqer, Core4 146 Clevenqer. Mathew 130 Coburn. Tonlsha S9, 66, 68, 74. 7S. 114. 116 Cochran. Melod4 S3. 116 Cochran. k:athleen 167 Coqar. Patricia 73. 1.30 Cole, Amber 67, 83 Cole, Brlttan4 130 Cole. Charnell 71 . 130 Collins. Anthon4 146. 19 2 Collins. Christopher S4. 130 Collins. Daniel S4. 84 Conln. Justin 7S Constance. A.J. so. 62, 70. 187 Constance, Adrienne so. 62. 66. 70. 116, 187 Constance, Janelle so. SB. 66, 73. 130. 187 Contreras. Carlos 146 Conwa4. Matt 184, 1BS Cooke. Bill 171. 178 Cooper. Raheem 69, 146 Cordova. Brandon 84. 171 Cordova. Matt 146 Core4. Christina SB. 130 Correa. David 146 Corvasce. Michael 146 Corvasce. Roqer 146 Corso. Mitchell 10 1 Cotton. Matt SB Cotton. Matthew 116. 162 Covasse. Michael 19 2 Cox, Russell 130 Cox, Sher41 S3. 166 Crabtree. Fulton 69. 130. 146. 188 Craft, Nolan 146 Crane. Mark 72. 74. 7S. 116 Crawford. Aaron 146 Criswell. David S4. 116 Croak. Ashle4 7 2. 84. 10 1 Cronin. Justin 7 4. 130 Crow. Shane 147 Crump. Ashltfn 116. 186 �Cullipher. Meqan Jo4 84. 101 Cummlnqs. Jact 168 Cunnlnqham. Charlene 147 Cunnlnqham. Cristina so. 61 , 116 cunnlnqham. Cr4stal 10 1 Cupples. Dannl 7 4. 147 1 Curl. Nicole ss. 7 4. 147. 192 D Dalqrepont. R4an 10 1 Dalton. Sean 69. 116 Darius. La Tenn4son 157 Daum. frlc 130 Daubert. Stac4 101 Davlla- Rulz. Cristina 12. 30. 50. 53. 65, 66. 77.84, 101. 212 Davis. Brlanna 69. 84. 10 1 Davis. fmmanuelle 147 Davis. lee 130 Davis. M.A. 69 Davis. Qulnc4 147 Davis. Relllor 79. 84, 101 Davis. Richard 116. 162 Davis. Sam 16S Davis. Sarah S9. 101 Davis. Mart 161 Da4. Jennifer 66. 101 Da4. Jessica 73. 147 De1Carste4. Lore 101 De La Cruz. Andres 64. 84, 101 Deardorff. l(elth 54. 147 Dellacroce, Matthew 14 7 Deluna. Samantha 71. 147 DeMatto. Brandon 31. 52. 77. 84. 101 . 176. 177 Dennis. NIJah 130 DeNo4er, Danlelle 101 Derb4. AI 55. 169 Derner.Zachar4 116 Deshields. lanesha 59. 130 Dettre4. Nicholas 19. 58, 66. 74. 75. 101. 165 Deutsch. Brand4 65. 84. 102 Deutsch. Dakota S9. 131 Devries. T4ler 147 Dlaz. Emmanuel 147 DIBrell. Mollie 58, 65, 131. 192 Dicus. lance 64, 131 Dicus. Monica 170 Dlqqs. l(enneth 69. 147 Dllllnqham. Qlna 168 Dillon. frln ss. 131 Dilorenzo. VIncent 131 Divine. Christine 55. 7 4. 64. 102 21. Ads/Index Divine. Joshua 19. S4. 74. 7S. 131 Dixon. Charles 131 Dobson. Philip 69. 116 Dobson. Samantha 147. 192 Dominquez. tteaven 131 Domlnque~tternandez . Qelser 131 Donato, Jessica ss. 131 Doolittle. leslie 167 Drew. Felton 177 Driscoll. Christopher 66. 102. 188 Duff4. Clavin ss. 102. 1ss Duff4. Maxwell 131 . 17 0 Dunfrund. Brad 102 Dunn. Adam 144. 147 Duran. Alicia 79. ss. 102 Duran. Anthon4 7 4. 128. 131 Duran.Chandra 131 Duren. l(evln 62. 160 Durtln. tteather 102 E - fasle4. Jerrad 14 7 Eaton. Forrest 69. 147 fdd4, Ph4llcla 71 . 147 Edwards. Jolene 165 fqqspuehler. Brad 168, 192 fide, fd 55, 190 fide , Edward 131 Elliott, Joshua 14 7 fills. Arlsta 147 fills. Matthew 70. 74. 75, 131 fills. Zachar4 54. 68, 131 Elwell, Deb 7 0. 165 fnqman. Scott 55. 66. 7 4. 102 Ernst. Paula so. 148. 190 frshov. Dmltr4 131 Escobedo, Christopher 116 Esparza. Marla 148 fspenoza.Anel 63 Espinosa. Anel 63. 116 Evans. Arlana 69. 74. 7S Evans. Brad4 132. 143. 177 Evans. Christopher 148 Evans. IC4le 69, 71 . 148 Evans. Sara 166 Evans. Ta4lor ss. 102. 1 ss Evans. Brad4 178 F Faires. Jonathon 7 3. 165 Farmer, John 161 Farrior. Sean 132. 177. 179 Fa4ette, La Brad4 14S Fa zetas. Elizabeth SB. 7 4. 7 s. 116 Fa zetas. Reb etta 7 4. 148 Felice, Jim 62, 76. 160 Felton. Andrea 102 Felton. Andrew 132, 179 Fenlon. Ashle4 66. 116. 186, 187 Fenlon. Christopher 148 Fiedler, Brlttan4 132. 186 Fiedler. Brock 116 Fields, Michael 71 . 132, 177 Fields, Ph4llcla 71 . 72. 85, 102 Fierro. fllsa 57. 163 Fierro. Julian 148 Fierro. Lero4 117 Fierro. Stephen 132 Flqqe. Autumn 132 Flquelredo, Orlando 117 Finch. l(allsha 71 . 148 Flnct. Cod4 148 Flnct. Dustin 117 Fine. Joe 67. 169 Flnte. l(evln 57 Fischler, Steven 117. 1B 1 Fisher. April 102 Fllne4. Matthew 1B. 117. 177 Flores, Rafael 75. 148 Fols4. Sandra so. 55. 62. 65. 66. 70. 72. so. 102 Fole4. Joseph 52, 117, 162, 184 Foltz, Oar4 182 Foltz. Rachel 117. 123. 182, 183 Forbes. Br4an 148 Forehand. Trac4 61 . 70. 72. 102 Fountain. Rebecca 69. 7 4. 75 Fowler. leslee 117 Fox. Sarl4a 117 Fou. Michelle 71 , 117 Franklin. Brlttan4 59. 61 . 66. 114. 117 Frantz. Jacqul ss. 102 Fraser. Michelle 85, 102 Fredeen,Qraham 55.117 Frizzell, Stephanie 72. 85 Fuentes, Ablqall 148 Fults. tteather 132 G Qale. Tamm4 117 Qaletta. Travis 132 Qallcla. Christopher 117 ~ - ~ Qalleqos. Rlct4 SS. S9, 63. 65, 11 7. 1BS Qalvadon. Tlff an414nn 132 Qann. Ashle4 132 Qanuelas. O]a4 132 Qarcla. Alison US. 192 Qarcla. Ca4cee 61, 67, 117 Qarcla. Courtne4 132 Qarcla. Fabian so. 66, 67, 78, ss. 103 Qarcla. Jason 117 Qarcla. Michael SS. 117 Qarcla. Tameta 69, 148 Qardner. Charles 16 1 Qardner, Ashllnn 85, 103 Qarduno. Jerem4 64. 69, 103, 177 Qates. Joshua 118 Oates, ICrlstopher 148 Qatlln. Cod I 7 4. 11 B Qelner, Zachar4 11 B Qerhardt, Rhlannon 61 , 148 Qerholdt. Qarfleld 132 Qershmel, D4Jan 11 B Qerwect. Caitlin 59, 7 4, 75. 114, 11 B Qestes. l(enneth 132, 1B1 Qlannetto. Frantle 11 B Qlect. Sam 160 Qlese. Laur4n 148 Qllbertson. Cortne4 11 B Ollchrlst- Pre4ear. Brlttnee 57, ss. 103 0111. Samuel 11 B. 166 Qllmore. Sebastian 148, 1SO Qlovannonl. Brandon 132 Qlommen. Carl4 30. so. 132. 182. 183 Qloor. Joseph 69. 132 Qonzales. Al4ssa 61 . 132 Qonzales. Raquel 59. 163 Qonzales. Sheelah 66. 11 B. 163 Qonzalez. Anthon4 11 B Qonzalez. Qabrlel 148 Qonzalez. Jose 148 Qonzalez. Maurice 11 B Qonzalez. Preston 132 Qonzalez. Ton4 74. 75 Qonzalez. VIctoria 11 B Qordon. James 11 B Qordon. Jasmine 7 4. 148 Qordon. John 103. 11 B Qraham. Ashle4 71 . 148 Qraham. Nina 103 Qraham. T4ler 59. 132 Qrant. Theron 69. 133 Qreen. 1Cal4n 7 3, 11 B. 183 Qreene. Autmn 133 Oreqor4. T4ler 133 Qrlebel. Joseph 65. 11 B. 169. 184. 185 �Qrteble, Joseph 6S, 192 Qrteqo. Toni 68, 11 B artffln, Andre BS, 103 artffln, Dominique 86, 103 artffln, Ja4don 133 Qrtmes. Brandon 75, 11 B artmm. Michele 161 arubelnlk. Charleeann 133 Quelker. Felicia 119 auerra . Mark 133 auerra. Nlchole 119. 183 aunter. Michael 71, 149 ause. Albert 1B. 31, ss. 7 o. 74. 7S, 119 oust. Daniel 133 Qutlerrez, Duma41 66, 114. 119 ouzman. Apolonlo 133 ouzman.Carlos 119.170 ouzman. Melissa 6S. 119 ouzman. Rico 149 H Haqen. Amanda 119, 183 Hall. Samantha 74, 7S. 119 Hall, Thad 160 Hamamoto, Michael ss. 149 Hamm. fllzabeth so. 133. 190. 191 Hamm. (ather4n 66, 70. 72. 74, 86,103.1 65 Hamptlon. Aklra 31 , 103 Hampton. Oar4 149, 192 Hanle4, Brett 74,103 Hansen. Alicia 149 Hanson. (urt 70. 71. 133 Harbert, (else4 149 Harbert, (lrstln 149 Hardlnq. Wesle4 7 4. 149. 1 BB Hard4, La Tara 56, 68,103 Hard4, Ollie 103 Harqls, Kelen 149 Harper, Blake 167 Harris. Christopher 133 Harris, Michael 149 Hart, Justin 149 Hartke. Annellese 119 Hartman. Alena 149 Hastlnqs. Jacob 149 Hauqen. Dann4 133 Hauqeto, Sarah 133 Havens. Al4ssa 133. 192 Hawkins. Christine 149, 19 2 Headlnq. (lm 78 Heah, Jea Min 136 Heath, Shanlce 149 Heckman. Brlttane4 S9, 119 Heckman. Sam 133 Keddlnq. (lm ss. 66, 68, 7 4, 7S Keddlnq. (lmber14 86, 103 Kelnzman. Patricia 133 Ke}sek, (at4 19. 7 2. 7 3 Kellon. Shae14n 71 Kellon. Tlmoth4 119 Ken, Antlma so Kenderson. Delisa 52. 7 4, 86, 103 Kenderson. Devon 7 4, 133. 137 Kendrlckson. (oren 71, 72. 86, 103 Kenre, Antlma 62, 66, 104. 17S Kenr4. Amber 71. 133 Kenr4. Jerem4 133 Kenr4. John 1 04 Kerl. Daniel 133 Kermann, (acle SB, 7 4, 133 Kerndon, (lmber14 149 Kerrera , Anqela 7 3. 119 Kerrlnq. Serena 133 Kester, Tara 31 , so. 52, 61 , 66. 78, 86, 104 KickS. Frank 149 Klqqlns. R4an 53, ss. 66. 7 4, 7S, 86, 104 Klqqlns. Tori 7S, 16S Klqhtower, Devin 150, 192 Kill. Ernest 1so Kodd, Ashle4 1SO Koqqan. Sldne4 61 . 137. 150 Koh. (lrsten 73. 150, 17S Kooser, Meqan 70 Koover, VIncent 119, 181 Kopper, Ashle4 86, 104. 182, 183 Kouse, Chelsl 74. 1SO. 192 Kouser, Meqan 119 Koutchens . Meqan 66, 169 Koward, Christopher 1 so Koward, Koll4 1SO Kowarth. BenJamin 86, 104. 177 Kowell, Adam 119 Kowell, Monlque 1SO Krbac. Mitchell 133 Kromas , AJ4xandrla 71, 1so. 192 Kubbard, Janessa 1so. 19 2 Kudqlns. Jackie 160 Kudson. Case4 53, 79, 86, 104. 189 Kudson, Jessica SO, 1SO Kudspeth,Joshua 150 Kuerena. James 171 Kuffman, Michael 26. 64, so. 87, 104 Kuqhes , Kannah 1SO Kuqhes, Jasmine 144, 1so. 169 Kuqhes. (a4la 133. 143 Kuqhes, Marco 134, 178 Kuqhe4. Brlttne4 1so Kuqhe4, Valeri 119 Kunte. Laura 150, 192 Kunnell, Alexandra 53, 114. 119, 126, 182, 183 Kunter, Marcus 119 Kuntsman. Marc 134 Kurena. Coach 1BB Kurrera, Anqela 114 Kuston. Steffanle 1SO Kutcherson. (evln ss. 134. 177 K4att, Sha\1/nO 71, 1S 1 K4bert, Christopher 87, 103 I - lqnaclo, Marqareth SB. 144. 151, 192 lqnaclo, Michael 103. 1BS lnqman. Scott 77 Irons. Christine. 167 J Jackson. C.J. 161 Jackson. (haell 71, 1S 1 Jamerson, Latasha 119 Jamerson, Latlsha 119 James, Courtne4 62, 6S, 87, 103 James. DaMarkus so. S6, ss. 119 James, Jasmine 103 James, (rlstlna S6, S9, 120. 17S James, Melford 134 Jaramillo. Antonio 151 . 166 Jaramillo. Cortnee 1S 1, 19 2 Jaramillo. Jessica 134 Jeffries, Joshua 120 Jerrow. Philip 134 Jimenez, Daniello SB Johnson. Alicia 69, 1S 1 Johnson.Anthon4 134 Johnson, Ashle4 7 3. 114, 120. 185 Johnson. f.C. 161 Johnson. areqor4 120. 177 Johnson, Jeremiah 68, 134 Johnson. Joshua 104 Johnson. (a tie 134. 1S 1 Johnson, Michal 134 Johnson, Mlka4la 120 Johnson. R4le4 127. 134 Johnson. Sha4la 52. 120 �[J;hnson. Stephanie 69. 134 !Johnson-Smith. Lauren 7 4. 134 Jones. David 69. 134 Jones. k:4Je 57. 178 Jones. Randall 135 Jones. Steven 151 Jones. Vlck:le 160 Jones. William 135 Jordan. Justin 120 Josefsberq. Brian 151 Joseph. Claude Jr. 87 Joseph. Mar jorle 87, 104, 163 Juarez. Priscilla 135 Jump. Heather 72 Junkins. k:athrln 71. 135 Junkins. Nicole 120 Kahre, Dale 167,170.192 k:alaveshl. Aqron 151 k:arrattl. Mark: 151 Kasper. Keith 135. 151 k:athreln. Samantha 151 Kauffman. Jason so. 55, 65, 72, 79. 87, 104 Kauffman. Monlque so. 55, 71. 151, 192 (eese, Dek:on 64 (eeter-Qra(f. Breana 74. 151, 190 Kefauver. Jesse 7 3. 151 (ell \f. Christopher 104 Kelso. Trevor 168 (enebrew, Cameron 52, 64, 7S, S7. 105 k:enebrew. Evan 151, 166. 192 k:en(fon. Nicholas 51, 55, 135 Kerce. k:lm 69, 7 4 Kern. Caitlin 135 (e\f. Michael 7 4. 151 Kidwell. James 69. 73. 151. 153. 181 Kinder. k:a4la 30. 120 k:lnq. Matthew 105 k:lnq. Melissa 69. 72. 120 k:lnq. Shantell 151 k:lnqer4. Jana 169 k:lnne(f. Ron 161 k:lrb\f. Catrla 69. 135 Kirkpatrick:. Allen 151 Kissane. Nathan 7 4. 151 (Ieiner, Heather S7, 105 Knouff. Patricia 74. 151 Kohan. Mar4rose 61. 16S k:ooqler. AJ4ssa 65, 70. 72. 73. 75 k:ooqler. Ashle\f 70, 72, 74. 75. 216 Ads/Index 105. 120 k:oontz, Pe994 160 Krall man. Derek: 7 4. 120. 124 k:rambeer, Christopher 61 . 120 Kranz. Ctfndel 151 k:remple\f. Dave 166 Krick:. Stephanie 151. 192 k:rlqqer. Desiree 7 3. 151 k:unclrs. Catrlna 71. 135 k:uemper. Brian 105 k:usallch. Nicole 151 Kush. Ben 105 k:U\fk:endall. Lisa 69. 135. 19 2 k:wsallch. Nicole 162 L laBerqe. Ethan 151. 154 LaBrler. Ashle\f 105 Lac. Phillip 135 Lair. Erin 61. S7, 105 LaMar. Rachael 66. 7 4. 114. 120 Lambe, Arlc 135 lambert, Alescla 61. 69, 135 Landrtf. Justin 120. 190 Lane. Amber 69, 151 Lane. Jessica 192 lanq. Natalie 135 Lanser, Nicholas 135 Larcade, James 152 Larcade,Steven 135 larreau. Ashle\f 152. 183 Larreau. Christina 66, S7, 105. 1S2. 1S3 Larson. Nathan 121, 123. 1SO Latal. Desiree 152 Latka. Heather 152 Lauqhlln. R4an 152 Lavenqood, Dwa4ne 161 Lawrence. Samantha 152. 192 Lawrence, Tristan 121. 1so Lawson. Arllsha 121 Lazano. Mike 61 le Orand, Tlmoth4 121 leathers. Briana 7 3. 135. 1S3 lechuqa. Deanne 66, 121. 1S7 ledesma-Sandoval. Robert 121 lee, Aaron 135 lelppl\f. Rosmarle 161 Lemere. Joseph 135 Lentz. Michael 135 leonard. lee 148, 152 lePaqe. Stefan 152 lesle\f. Ron 161 leversedqe. Jeffre4 55. ss. 7S, 105 Llndsetf. lv4 ss. 152 Llnqbloom. Nanc4 165 Lisenbee, Devon 162 Lnson.Joshua 152 Little. CJaudene 162 Lltz. Jonathan 152 loa. Jenna 66, 114. 121 Loehr. R4an SS, 105 loesel, Brendan 121. 177 lofqren. Christopher 61 . 121. 177 loqan. Austin 55, 57, 70. 74. 75. ss. 105 lonq. Ashle\f 135 lopez. Aurlana 152 lopez, Jonathan 135 lopez, Michael 17 0 lopez, Vallerle 152 Losasso. Adrlane 121 loseI. JR 19 2 losotfa.Anthon(f 152 lott, Catherine 135 louqh. Brenda 171 Lovato, Anjellte 59, 1H. 152, 192 Lovato, Billie 17 0 Lovato, Desiree 52. 166 lover. Chad 55, 69, 152 lowr4. Ashle\f 7 3, 121 lucero. Simon 152 luedek:e. Brlttan(f so. 7 4. 135 luna. k:arlssa 152, 192 lutz, Brandon 121 ltfmburn. Marvin 12S. 135. 185 ltfmburn. Samantha 73. 77. SB, 105 l(fon. Marcus 61. 121 l(fons. Kristina 66, BB, 105 Mabr\f. Brlttan4 ss. 70. 74. 75, 121 Machuca. Nicholas 135 Macke\f. Dashawn 152 MacRenato,Cherl 167 Madrid, Tob\f ss. 105 Maes. Paul 105 Maqarlner. Rachel 152 Maqu(fon. Karen SB. 106 Mahone4. Jennifer 50. 71, 135. 190 Maldonado, Chandra 135 Maldonado, Roqer ss. 61, 135. 185 Malone. D4nesha 7 3. BB, 106 Malor(f. Mck:lnne4 152 Maltols, Samantha 106 Maness, April 71. 152 Manlbusan. Nadine 56, 63 Mannlnq. Karen 160 Mansfield, Steve BS, 106 Mapp. Dorian 7 3. 152 Marchand.Meqan 121 Marla. Anna Srevens 160 Marinez. Erik: 73 Mar Jerri son. Fred 171, 1n Markiewicz. Jason ss. 1OS Marquez. Christopher 121 Marquez. Consuela 106 Marquez. Jamie 69, ss. 106 Martin. Ambrla 69, 75, 152 Martin. Donna 170 Martin. Jacob 136 Martin. Kirk: 121 Martin. Miranda 71. 144, 152 Martin. William 136 Martin. Jean 170 Martinez. Adam 136 Martinez. Anqel 152, 192 Martinez. Erik: 71. 136 Martinez. Marcus 152 Martinez. Matt 106 Martinez, Maurice 152, 1S 1 Martinez. Vanessa 152 Martz. Carl 142, 17S Marvin. Stephon 106 Mason. Abrlele 144. 152 Mason. Amber 59, 136 Mason. Brlttan(f 31, so. 64, 106 Mason. Jim 171, 177 Massie, AJ4ssa 121 Masters. Oar4 121. 123, 1so Mathis. Oreana 121 Mattox. Tltfan4 27, 63. 70. 71, 72. 106 Maul. Christopher 136 Maxlmenk:o. lee 153 Ma4huqh. Derek: 121 Mazarl. Chad 134. 136. 142 McAllister. James 153, 192 McBride, Devon 71, 153 McBr4de, Isaiah 69, 153 McCaffert4, Robert 153, 181 McCallister, Jamlla 153 McCann. Daniel 153 McCann. Scott 121. 136 McCarqar. k:a4Jeb 121 McCarqar. Seth 121. 170 McCollum. Julien 136. 177 McCool, Matthew 121 McCrummen. John 153 McCue. Erica 69. 136 McCutchen. Jesse 153 McCutchen. Jason 153 McCutchen. Jesse 153 McFarlane. Ertfdln 55, ss. 61. 70. 74. 75. 165 Mcintosh. Core4 71. 1.36 Mclnt(fre. Christopher 1 6 �Mclnt14re. Jason 52. 114. 121 . 1SS McWilliams . Qeorqlna 106. 136 Medina. Brandon 153 Medina. Frank 121 . 190 Medina. Jack 136 Medina. Karm14n 121 . 1S2. 1S3 Medlna. Valdez. Randl 121 Medrano. Amber 153 Medrano. Sofia 121 Meissner. Nicole 6S. 69. 7 2. 106 Melllnq. laTo14a 106 Mendoza. Juan 69. 153 Mendoza. Patrick 26. ss. 61 . 66, 106, 1B.f. 1SS Meno. Cr1fstal 71 . 7 3. 136 Meraz. Raul Pinon 122 Meredith. Cora 71 . 106 Merrick. Jordan 1S7 Metzqar· Roqers. Undo 169 Mewborn. TaUtlfana 7 3. 122 Me14ers. Kristin 61 . 65. 160 Michaels. Andrea 52. 66. 107 Mielke. Kara 153 Mielke. Toner 107 Mter. Che14e""e 74. 7 s. 150. 153 Mllatz. Kell14 136 Miles. Shelll 160 Mfller. Aaron so. 59. 65. 66, 107 Mfller. Alexander 153 Mfller. Becca 1S3 Mfller. Christopher 70. 136 Mfller. Coach 1S3 Miller. Corrie ss. 136 Mfller. John 51 . 107. 176. 177 Miller. Malcolm 136 Mills. DlaMa 7 3. 107 Mlms. Joe 136. 142 Mlnzenma14er. lucas 122 Miranda. Kevin 136 Moblelf. Nicole 136 Mollo. Br14ant 122 Molina. Emlllf 166 Monat. Michael 154 Monqar. Frank 136 Montqomer14. Matlna 107 Montqomer14. Thomas 6S, 69. 70. 72. 136. 177 Moon. Amber 136 Mooran. Bill 177 Moore. Cameo 7S. 90. 107 Moore. Ethan 136 Moore. Mlche 136 Moore. Nicholas 66. 90. 107. 1SS Moore. Samuel 154 Moore. Tlmoth14 122 Moorman. William 136 Morado, Qlenda SO. 136 Morqan. Christine 65. 66. 79. 90. 107 Morris. Qreq 160 Morris. Terr14 107 Morrison. Ailsa 122 Morrison. Me lisa 56, 90. 107 Mosquera. Sarah 122. 1S3 Motes. Natalie 79. 90. 107 Mott. Blanca 69, 90. 107 Mo1fles. Meqan 154 Mullet. Amanda 66. 90. 1 07 Mullet, Tamara 71 . 72. 137 Mulreadlf. Joe14 90. 107 Mundt. Cor14 54. 154 Munoz. Marie 16S Murphlf. Derrick 69. 154 Murphlf. Jallsa 122 Murra14. Tlffan14 154 Musqrove. Kevin 137. 154 Mutchler. Jeanette 170 M14ers. Blake 55. 90. 1os. 177 M14ers. Mlkael 90. 1OS Nance. Rachel 137. 1B3 Naran}o. Josh 137 Nardo. Mallo 154 Neca. Da Jaramillo 134 Neel. Jordan 154 Neqron. Nlchole 7 3. 144. 154 Nelson. Coach 190. 191 Netzler. Joella 56, 63. 65. 122 NQUifen. KUif 1OS Nicholson. Oar14 137. 177 Nlerode. Phil 162 Nieves. Emmanuel 122 Nieves. Josue 122 Nlklrk. Diane 161 NlM. Edward 154 Noqa. David 137 Norris. OracleMe 71 . 154 Norris. tteather 122 Nuqln. Melissa 61 . 122 N4e. Justin 154 0 Oakleaf. Kara 1S2 Obert. Anthon14 71. 7 .f O'Brien. Meqan 61. 122 Oddo, Christopher 154 Oddo. Sabrina 122 Odom. Michele 61 O'DoMell. Kale 122. 164 Odum. Michele 122 Olclelf. Kara 1S3 Olin. Lace14 SO. 65. 66. 91 , 1OS. 1S6. 1S7 Oliver. Andrew 154. 166 Oliver. Melissa 52. 91 . 1OS Oliver, Tommlf 154 Olsen. Cod14 7 .f. 154. 1S 1 Olvera. Marco 154 O'Neill. Katherine 7 o. 71. 137 O'Neill. Michael 137 Oranqe, Michael 137 Orteqa. Brandon 122. 190 Orti z. Tamara 69. 155 Osborn. Chantelle 1OS Oskvarek. lauren 66. 74. 91 . 10S Ostermiller. Cassldlf 69. 91 . 10S172 Paqan. Rafael 91 . 1OS Pace. Morqan 1OS Palqe. VIctoria 144. 155 Pals rok. Olll 17 0 Paners. Thomas 57 Parrish. Anqela ss. 169 Parrish. Sandra 64. 1OS Pascua. Qretchen ss. 137 Pathtel. Brandon 69 Patton.Joshua 155 Pearce. AllfSSO 71 . 155 Peck. Justin 177 Pelleqrln. Michael 155. 1S 1 Pena. Danlelle 7 0. 71. 122 Pena.Sue 170 Perea.Cassandra 137 Perez. Mlquel 122 Perez. Sandra 7 3. 155 Perkins. ttolllf 70. 72. 122 Perkins. Undse14 ss. 137 Perrow. Katie 122 Perr14. Andrew 137 Pershlnq. Beth 6S. 161 Peterle. SavaMah 137 Peterson. AllfSSO 77. 1OS Peterson. Jason 155. 1SS Pfeiffer. Arlelle 61. 137. 190 Pfeiffer. Clarisse 59. 64. 91 . 10S. 175 Pfelter. Jon 155 Pierce. David 122 Plfralnen. T14ler 137 Plllsburlf. Karen 161 Pltuso. Katlna 91 . 1os. 1S2. 1S3 PIMoclc. David 137 Piontkowski. JeMifer 137 �Placzet. Chelsea 122 Plate. Brandle 69. 7 .f. 75, 1SS Platt. Stanle4 1.37 Plush. Kathr4n 122 Poll oct. De ret 91 . 1OS Porter. Jonathan 62. 72. 122 Poswalt. Julie 16S Potter. Stephanie so. 57, 66, 114. 122. 1S.3 Powell, Usa Marie so. 1OS Powell, Kevin 122 Powers. Thomas 7 .f PreJean. Stephen 1SS. 19 2 Pritchard. Jared 122. 1SO Pruitt. Ashle4 91 . 109 Pruitt, Wa4ne 1.3S Psomas. Tlmoth4 69, 122 Pudder. Qaret 71 . 74. 75. 12S, 13S Pulllnq. Andrew 57. 69 Pulllnq. R4an 123 Putzl. Keather ss Q Qulqletf. Courtne4 71 , 13S ~ Raiford. Joshua 109 Rains. K4Je 109 Ramberq. William ss. 12.3 Ramirez. frrlc 70. 12.3 Randall. Danllle 6.3. 74. 75. 92, 109 ~ Randall. VIctoria 52, 13S, 17 .f. 175 Randolph. Kannah 59, 61 , 62, 65. 66, 114. 12.3 Ransdall. Mltlnsle 31. so. 61 . 65, 66, 9 2, 109. 1S6, 187 Rasmussen. Janet 167 Ra4qoza. AnJellna 13S Ream4. Core4 13S Reasland. Jill 1 Redllnqer, Deb 62. 160 ss Reed, Jennifer 12.3 Reese, DeRon 78, 92, 109 Retherford. Maeqhan 13S, 19 2 Reusch. Usa 7 .f, 1ss Re4es. April 92, 109. 1S2, 1S3 Re4es. Katherine 59. 123 Re4es. Kristin 7 .f. 13S Re4es. Rhlna S9. 92. 109 Re4es. R4an 1ss 218 Ads/Index Re4noJds. Michael 1SS Rhoades, Dennis 1.3S Rice. Brian 1ss Richard. Zach 161 Richards. Patrlct ss. 1.3S Richardson. Ablqall 65. 66. 12.3. RU4balld, fllzabeth 12.3 Ruzlcta. Bob 1SO s 1S7 Rivera. Dleqo 71 . 1SS Rivera. Marvin 92. 109 Roach. Amanda 1ss. 191 Roberts. Lonnl 161 Roberts. Randall 12.3 Roberts, Stace4 61 . 66, 69, 12.3 Robinson. Ashton 123, 177 Robinson. Danlelle 52. 12.3. 1S2, 1S.3 Robinson. Jordan ss. 144. 1SS Rochon. Justin 1.3S Rodriquez. Anqela 123 Rodriquez. Nathan 1SS Rodriquez. Re4naldo 1so Rodriquez. Zinnia 1ss Rodriquez. Anqel 7 .f Rollins. Christopher 12.3 Roman. Jessie 1ss Romero. Qerando 1SO Romero, Keraldo 16.3 Ronde, T4Jer 109 Root, Travis 75, 12.3 Rosado. Franchesta 1SS Rose, Katherine 71 . 1ss. 190 Rose. Zachar4 64. 13S, 177 Rosenberqer. Trevor SO. 51 . 59. 62. 65, 66, 72. 109. 1SS, 1S9 so. 92. Ross. Kristen 12.3 Rossell, Amanda 123 Rossell. Miranda 123 Rossell. Zacter4 13S, 1S 1 Rouse. Kaltlln 69, 1.3S Rowe. Delores 170 Rowland. Christopher 92. 109, 177 Rotfal. RIJeame 1SS Rotfbal. Krlstl 69. 16S Rotfbal. Natalie 69. 13S Rotfce. Kursttfn 1SS Ro4ston. Rheanna 70, 71 . 72. 13S Rubbo, Aaron 123 Rub4, Josh ss. 1.3S. 143. 190 RUb If. T4Jer 109 Rullman. frlc 92. 109 Rushlnq. Kelse4 138 Russell, Ashle4 9 2. 109 Russell, Brlttan4 144. 1SS. 19 2 Russell. frlc 1SS. 192 Russell. Koll4 13S Russell. Keffer 1.38. 16S Russell. Shawna 109 Sobotta. Shawn 57 Sact. Michelle 1.39. 191 Sadle4, ChanteeJ 74. 7 s. 1.39 Saqapolutele. Deborah 57. 75, 12S. 1.39 Salazar. Desiree 1SS Salazar. Kerll4n 67, 123 Salter. Katrlal 144 Samora. Patrlct 1.39 Sanabria. Allsha 61 . 1.39 Sanchez. frlc 1.39 Sanchez. Jarrad 61 . 124. 1so Sanchez. Monica 124 Sanchez. Moriah 156 Sanders. Reqqle 161 Sandmore. Dennis 124 Sandoval. Cecelia 156 Sandoval. Jennifer 71 . 1.39 Santos. Yezenla 61 , 66. 69. 72. 93. 110 Sarcomo. Ton4 5.3. 1.39 Saucedo,Core4 139 Sauced, Stace4 110 Sawtfer, Christopher 156 Schaefer. Brian 31 , 66, 9.3. 110. 177 Schaffner. T4Jer so. 9.3. 110 Scheel. Shawnmarle 71 . 156 Scheffler, Kaleb 124 Scherer. Mellsa 124 Schlct. Chelsea 57. 156 Schlct. Ka4la 57, 1.39. 167 Schmidt, Kath4 167 Schneider. frlc 161 Schnell. Asia 7 .f. 7 s. 156 Schnell. K4Je 139. 177 Schommer. Philip 57, 156. 1S 1 Schroeder. Noah SS. 139. 167. 190. 191 Schultz. Shanna 139 Schultz. Tla 59 Schwantz. Carissa 1S6 Schwelnlnq. Matthew 30. so. 9.3. 110 171 Schwelnlnq. Michael 139 Scott, Danlelle 63 Seabolt, Landis 166 Sea burn. Leah 64. 7 2. 1.39 Semora. Pat 190 Sewell, Brandon 1S6 Sewer. Cedrlt 63 Shaffer, Scott 1.39 Shammel, Sheila 7 3. 156 --- Sharp. Anthon4 156 Shaw. Russ 1.39. 156 Shepletf. Ka4Jeen 64, 110, 139 Shevchento. Tat4ana 57, 139 Shipp. Tlffan4 Sf. 16S Shlrletf. R'sha 69. 156 Shultz. Kristina 52. 124 Slctmlller. Kendall 71 , 139, - 17 1. 1S7 Slctmlller, Rex 167. 1S7 Slqala. Dleqo 7 .3. 156 Sills. Austin 66, 124. 184. 1ss Simcoe, Nicole 156 Simpson. Daniel 9 .3. 11 o. 177 Simpson. Sara 71. 124, 190, 191 Stalla, Shane 16S Slebo. Wllllmlna SS Smidt. Amber 11 0 Smidt, Jonathan S.f, 69, 144, 156, 1S 1 Smith. Aaron 156. 192 Smith. Autum 75 Smith. Chelsea 62. 124 Smith. Core4 66 Smith. Corrie 124. 1S.3 Smith, Dalton 156 Smith. Destln4 1.39. 17 5 Smith. Qabble 11 0 Smith. Jessica 156 Smith. Johnn4 156 Smith. Matthew 139, 156. 188 Smith. Meqan so. ss. 65, 66. 73, 1.39 Smith. Mischa 1.39. 17 s Smith. Rachael 71 . 156 Smith. Samuel 69, 7 2. 1.39. 177 Smith, W4att 61 . 1.39. 1S 1 Smith. Dalton 1S 1 Snipe. Keith 139 Sobotta. Shawn 57. 124 SoJact. Patrlct 69. 110 Solis. Amanda 1.39 Soppe. Mart S.f. 162 Sorenc4. Tatflor 71 . 156 Soto, Madeline 156 Soul. Kelll 11 0 Spadaro, Shauna 13S, 139. 187 Spadaro, Chelsea 9.3. 110. 186, 1S7 Spencer. Courtne4 156 squire. Joseph 140 Staatz, Austin 9 3. 11 0 Stadelbauer. Jamie 5.3. 124. 1SO Start. Destln4 S1 . 14S. 1S6. 192 Staudenmaler. Dtflan 140 Stefan. flleen 140 Stephenson. Jord4n S3. 140 Stevens. Bill 7 o. 7 .f. 7 s. 16S �~ stevens. CecJe4 1.f0 Stevenson. Scott 1.f0 stweard. Sarah 110 Stewart. ltshle4 7 3. 1S6 Stoeber. Br4an 93. 110. 177. 1SO Stoeber. Jonathan 1S6, 1SO storrar. Michael 167 Stott. ltrlell- ltutumn 1S6 strempke. Mark 12.f. 17 0 Strempke. Stephanie 7 3. 1.f0 Studdard. Tawn4a 12.f summerfield. William 1S7. 192 Sutter. Christopher 1.f0 sweet. Meqan 69, 1S7 T Takahashi. Melissa 1.f0 Talbott, Elizabeth ss. 1S7 Tanis. Kristine 6S, 124 Tate, Todd 30. S.f. 177 Tate, Torance 12S Ta4lor. Daniel 1S7 Ta41or. Dennis 27. 69, 7 .f. 7S. 93, 111 Tatflor. Stephen 1S7 Tatflor. Terrance 1S7. 1 ss Tenn4son. La Darius 7 .f Teplelf. Zachar4 1.f0 Thames. Brlttne4 1S7 Thames. Doran 1.f0 Thiele. Eric 160 Thomas. Usa 1S7 Thomas. Rekeba 1S7 Thompson. Chris 111 Thompson. Emil If 1S7 Thompson. Mark 12S. 140 Thompson. Matthew 111 Thompson. Nicholas 1S7. 190 Thompson. Rachel 1S7 Tlatla. Daniel 69, 140 Tim. Bob 67, 171 Tlnslelf. Justin 1.f0 Tlppelf. Officer 160 Tipton. William 12S Tlto, Travis 69, 172 Titus. Brltne4 S3. 66, 12S, 140. 17S Titus. Steve S3. 66, 77. 93. 111 Toller, ltshle4 94. 111 Toller, Brooke 1S7 Toller, Deb 161 Tomorwltz. K4elee 1S3. 1S7 Tooqood, K4Je 1S7 Torres. ltshle4 111 Torres. Michael 1.f0 Toth. Jason 140. 177 roves. Qenadlne 66, 72. 7S, 94. 111 Toves. Mira 170 Traut. Ita ron 17 0 Trav~ . Rach~ 71 . 1S7 TraWCZifnSid. Anna 12S Trempke. Mark 170 Tribble, Elora 69, 7 3. 1S7 Tribble, T4ler 1.f0 Trowzlnskl. Anna 1 S7 TruJillo. 1tnthon4 1S7 TruJillo. Euqene 12S TruJillo. VIctoria 19 2 Tr4rone. Bolton S7 Tschlrschke, Ina 12S. 190 Tullpana. Samuel 1S7 Turner.llndsalf S7. 72. 73. 140 Turner.Teszra 1S7 TWISS. ltnthon4 12S Ttfler, Buck 13.f, 192 Tlfler. D4lan 7 3, 1.f0 u - Uebel, Chelsea 1S7 Ullmann. Tina 160 Upchurch.M. 69 Upchurch. Brandon 1S7 Upchurch. Rachel 1S7 v Valdez, VIcente 12S, 1 S9 Valdovinos. Noel 1S.f, 1S7 Valente, Meqan S3. 66, 79. 94. 1S2. 1 S3, 212 Valenzuela. llzeth 1S7 Vance. Jalrus S1, 140 Vanttorn. Brlttne4 72. 9.f Varqas. Zebulen 140. 17 6, 177 Varqas. Vanessa 9.f Vauqhn. Dlon 1.f0 Vazquez. ltrnulfo 1.f0 Veqa. Adam 9.f, 177 Veqa. Alexandra 1.f0. 143 Veres. Marleqrace so. S9, 61 , 6S, 66, 114. 12S Versaw. Coach 1S2 VIalpando, lt. 69 Vlclch. Ka4la 69, 1.f.f, 1S7. 169 Vlqll. Alfred 1.f0 Vlqll. Kellle 12S Vlqll. Peter 12S Vlqll. Robert so. 9.f, 111 177 VInson. Jessica S7. 1S7 Vlsclch. Ka41a 19 2 VIzcarra. Nathan H. 7S. 1S7 VIzzini. Douqlas 63. 162 Vocl. Alec 12.f. 12S. 1S2, 1S3 Voqel , Dan 162 Vsetecka. Kirk 160 w Wade, Nanc4 162 Wade, Nicholas 9.f, 112 Wafts. Wesle4 ss. 12S, 190 Walker, Michelle 66, 169 Walker. Steven 70. 7.f. 7S. 140 Wall. ltlexzandrea 1.f0, 1S3 Wall. Terren 9.f. 112 Wallace. Tlffan4 112. 12S Walters. Julie 7 3. 12S. 190 Walton. Dar41 140. 19 2 Ware , Kevin 1.f0 Warren, K4Je 141 , 172 Warrlnqton. Jo4 71. 141 Washlnqton. 1tnthon4 169 Washlnqton. ltr4ssa ss. 66, 6S, 7.f, 7S, 112 Washlnqton. Ttfelsha 112 Washlnqton, Welvln 69, 1.f 1 Wasser, BenJamin 26. 12S, 1SS Watson. Curtis 31 Watt, Sharon 1.f 1 Wattle4, Llfndon 1.fS Weaver-Ford. ltnqellca 1SS Webb. Bruce 141. 177 Weber, Danlelle 1SS Weeks. Alexandra 1so. 1ss Weiss. Carissa SO. 66. 9S, 112 Wekamp. Leann 12S Wermers. Joan 170 Werner. Zachar4 73. 141 West, Jonathan 1SS West, Scott 1SS West, Tamara ss. 72. 73, 7S, 9S. 112 Whelan. Spencer 1.f 1 White, Christopher 61. 69, 141 White, Marteas 1SS White, Ton4 S.f. 163, 1 SS Wlerzenskl. Valerie 137. 1.f 1 Wile If. Justin 1 ss Williams. Josh 13S Williams. Alicia 16S Williams. Becklf 166, 16S Williams. Bre4a 1ss. 17 .f Williams. Cherie 71, 1SS, 192 Williams. Joanna ss. 7 .f. 7 s. 12S Williams. Jonathan 12S. 177 Williams. Joshua 1.f 1 Williams. Mlndlf 1S. 7.f, 7S. 1SS Williams. Rachel 1 ss Williams. Re4a 17 S Williams. Robert S9, 61 . 12S. 1SS Williams. Serena 17S Williams. Serqlo 70. 72, H . 7S Williams. Tlmoth4 7 .f. 1SS Williams. R. 69 Williamson. John 69, 1SS Wlnqo . Ernest 141 . 177 Wlnqo , John 1SS, 192 Witherite, Nicholas 12S. 14 1, 163 Wockenfuss. Tlmothlf 1 ss Wonclar. Eleanor 1 ss Wood, Ka4lee SO, 72. 17S Wood. K4le 30. 66, 77. 9S, 176, 177 Woods. Brlttnl 1SS. 192 Woods. Stephanie 164 Woodside, Cod4 S9, 66, 9S Woodside, tteldl 17 0 Woodside, Lena SS, 142 Woodworth. Kevin 71 . 1SS, 172. 192 Worster, Stephanie 71 . 12S Wrlqht. N4elsha S6 Wrlqht. Shannon so. s 1. 62, 64. 9S, 1S6 Wrlqht. Travis 9S y Yarbrouqh. Micah 6.f, 12S. 177 Yearblf. Ricardo 12S Yellowhalr. L1fnto1fa 12S VI, ttan SS, SS, 61. 6S, 66. 77 Yoder. Stephanie 142 Younq. Michelle 12S Younqs. Caitlin S3. 66, 7.f. 7S. 12S z Zapp. tteather 1 ss. 1SO Zarltz. Ka4la 7 .f. 7 s. 12S Zarltz. Robert 1.f2 Zemke. Rashawn 1SS Zimmer, Jennifer 71. 142 �"'' !m!! y!!!!r f!v!!rit!! it!!ms: -\ ,,;;",- , r "\ M!!sic Styl!!: M!!sic Gr!!!!p: t S!!ngs: "C!!mp!ct Disk: T!!!ch!!r: M!!vi!!: Act!!r: I Actr!!ss: C!!m!!di!n: T.V. Sh!!w: C!r: Cl!!th!!s: Sh!!!!s: Acc!!ss!!ri!!s: \ H!ir Styl!!: ~xpr!!ssi!!n: } / -~~--~ / I ............... _/ ~'"~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \\ .\ \" ~ -:3":;_/ ( ~ \ \ ~ ~~ ~ I I / ./ \ ~ \ H!ng!!!!t: "R!!st!!!r!nt: F!!!!d: Vid!!!!/C!!mp!!t!!r G!m!!: My B!!st Fri!!nd is: 220 Ads/Index ! - ' ��.. Cll c:: Varsity Cll a> 222 Tennfs �Right: Duielle Arttaier hits a retuu agai!lst tier Mesa Riclge appollellt Left: Shelly Sack gets reacly at the ]let as the Jullior Varsity tea:QI. starts the ir War:QI.UpS Tennis 223 �Nick Witherite( 1 0) is safe ill his atte:Qlpt to steal secoucl This steal was part of au uutoppable illllillg of scoriug �they were little." l11e Wlllllll1(l jjj11't 0t o~, there. ll1ey 111L1vej L,l1 to face Fou11t~1111, Sle1L1, ~11d Falco11, takll1(l thel11 ~111 out. ll1i0 6Uccc66 L..,I.OU(lht a lot of COI1fi~1ei1Ce to the t ea111 alk1 the fa110. Cojy WL,061jel 1 2) 0aU "ll1e t e~-1111 10 tiL, 6Uccc00fuL l.,ec au0e we h~1\e kl1ow11 e~1ch othe1· a1d we are like ~1 l.,l~;.1 f.:11111ly." W1th the w1110 the teal116~,irit w~10l.,L,L,6tec1. ll1ey w~1lkej the 6ci1L,L,I with their heac16 heLl hl(lh. Ja:Qles GorcloJl( 11) leacls off first awaitiJlg Matt MartiJlez's(12) base hit to ceJlter fielcl Wiclefielcl ou The Tea:Ql gathers together idroJlt of the clu.gout to cliscu.ss the iJlJliJlg This Discu.ssiOJl ralliecl Boo:Qler Kelley( 12) pitches a flawless couple of iJlJliJlgs He kept a OOOERA �Ayanna Cato, MonkfJe Brown, Auriana Lopez. Nicole Curl, April Mal1&36, Mannna, Brockett Shaelyn, Hellon, Katherln •.llttine, Top Row: Coach Kreee~er£;, Ina, Techirec:ke, Alyooa Haven:; Nicole Jutti1t;, Olrietina Cunnineham. Cora Meredtth, 01e.leea Bowere;, Brittany Bellow, .Jeeeioa Lane, Mel Bly~. Moriah Sanchez, Malia Nordo, Coach Lareon 226 Soccer �lh:• tjlds' SLYCel' Se ...10L1Il st .11·tej . th1s yea1· w1th a whde lleW c~..1 achillt.J c.t . =1ff . th .1t . w...1s lkTillt.J f~..y Jll e\.cltlllt.J yea1·.lh:~ 11ew (L1._=JChll hJ staff CL111Sist ej L1f he .1j . c~..1 ...1ch D.1le . K.1h1·e . Jld oo...11ie co ...1ch Nicole h1Cks~..111, fom1e1· collet.Je (1L1._1IIe. - l11e co . 1. il1\..1 st ...1ff ulti'L1Juce. 11ew offellSe . .~11.1 .1efells e .11i\..111111e11t . ~..1f 4-4-2. All L1f the ~.,laye1·s h...1j t ~..1 aj_~ust to a 11ew w...1y of ~,layillt.J. ll1is ch ...11lt.Je was ch . 111ellt.JIIl\..l . l''Ut they lle\ter oave u~,· ll1ey lear11e..l t c, LJO ~,ast ajve1·s1ty a1d e111h·...1cc. ch ...111\_le. "E\elltlk,LI\..lh l ...1111 . 'l. l'eturlllll\..1 ~t.=Jyer, I h.1. e le ...11'1le.1 . 1 . k1t llkYe a11j 111....1je ak1t L1 f \..lL1o 1 All of the t e...1111 . 11·e . LJI·eat athletes . 11d . they a1·e ooillt.J to LJL1 011 t L1 l.,l\..lt.Jel· ...11Jc1l.,ett e1· thlllt.Js."s...11j Met.J . 'lll . c1'BI'Iell. ll1c. t e. 1111 . st a1·t e.1 L1ff the se...'lS1..111 str~..1llt.Jiy w1th l"~. 1CK-t . ~..1-["~. 'lCK . WillS at.JalllSt H. 'liTISL111 . . =11d . S1e1Ta. ll1e11 illJLll'ie~-; t L1 key ~,l . 1ye1·s . such . .'ls Br1tt . 111y . M. 1SL111 . ...111.1 11\..1ehc Bel'lla1·J llla1Te.1 the t.Jre . =Jt . st ...11·t. l11e rest of the seaSL,Il was ch ...11lellt.Jillt.J as far as scores Wellt, l.,ut the team (JI'eW t L,t.Jethel· a1d l"ecallle l"ett e1· ~1 eOF'Ie l"ecausc. ~..,f the e,~,erlellce. "Soccer h...1s t11..1ly l"eell ...111 alllaZillt.J e ~,crlellcc for llle. I\ e \,.lott ell all on"~LY­ tUillty to ~,L.1y w1th SL,Ille WL,Iljelful athletes . 11d . ~,eo~,le," l'elllellll"el·e..l A.~,r1l Reyes l 1 2). • Br ittaJly MasoJl( 12) aJlcl GeJlacliJle Toves( 12) await a pass fro!ll Lexy Buuell< 11) Geucliu is there for back support ucl Brittuy MasoJl was !llakillg a ruJl. Me£U o·BrieJl( 11) takes the "ball away fro!ll a Pille Creek forwarcl She kicks the ball out of the zou aJlcl pushes up the clefellSe for all offeJlsive push Ge,.aai•• Toves ( 12)ch..•• tlae ballaow• froa laer forwara positiOJl to stop tlae offiJlslve •o••~•• away froa tlae Pt•• Creek Forwaras Soccer 227 ��.ACK ---- �W®llllG~ThBllll I L1y2-' \ dlcyl'v111tc:'~~111111atc6 ~ L1i.d vc:'l"j ~veil to1 tjcthcr t 1 ~1thlc:'\ c:."fct.·lfk- tJl1 ~116. E\ ell thLlll!Jh rt w~161 !'t l'c:'(LlrJIHZd ~16 a 6Cik1l1J fi-'Oit, the clul' W~16 a f\JCtc'66. 1h:~ t c:>~1111' 0 fklll::;un~'I'O\d lllllllcllxly L,vcl' the x af:.L,Il. T~h, ~t1yc1·0 Wcl·c ~1fkeJ wh~1t they hkd llklf:.t v~I'LlLJt B~...,~ 0' \ dlcyl·~1ll, ~11d they l'~'hcJ; "lt'0 ,JI·c~~t ID\111~1 fu11 wrth the othcl' rJUY6 that hv1\ c ~1111Utuai1Qvc:' fLl!' \ dlcyl'all." Cl1 111111c:'lltcJ ,..lcl'cllly L-~~L1r l 12). SertJiL1 WIIIL11116l1 2) allfWcl·c.i,"WIBt I Ukd 111Llf:.t ~11'LlLJt l,~...,y0' \dlcy1'~111 w~~ the f~~·t that the whdc tc:>anll'~...,ldd t~...1 rJetllc:'l' ~11d IHi a ,JI·c~1t te~1111." 1l1e tcv1111 ~1 1'JCticcJ ~~F'I-,1'0\IIJUtcJy twice v1 We'd ill tile' \.lYillald ~t'1yd~\1~11116t L1tllc:'I'C~·Ik1d6~~f~\' tilllc:'6 a llk,llth 1... Trevor Rose11berg ( 12) reaiy to hit the ball Be wor kei hui through the suso11 ad wu a goo a player Left to right: Back: Coach Frucis Calu. Mgr AJ Co!lSh!lce. Coach Tiffa!ly Shipp MiicUe: Brock Fielaler. Juo!l PetersoJl, Zach Rose, Chris Driscoll, Phil Scho11U11er. Sergio Wilha111s Fro11t: Josh Ruby. Trevor Rose11berg. Jere111y Calu. Albert Guse. ua Muvill Ly111burll Not picturea: Russel Cauo!l a11i Brett Badey Phil Scho111111er ( 9) a11i Jere111y Calu ( 12) work together to block spikes fro111 the oppoSillg teaJJ The tea111 playei hui together ill the 111atch 230 Boys' Volleyball �Briall Josefsberg (9) barely avoicls the heat frol!l the opposiug pitcher ••the reuo11 why I playecl base ball 1s because it is the full 111est allcll!lost laicl back sport Coach Kelso is awesol!le! .. respollclecl Briau whell askecl about why he playecl baseball C-Squaa Left: Mo111que Brow11 ( 9) rushes to the ball to grab the steal Her hutle helpecl the C- Squacl Soccer tea~ai~aprove their recorcl Left: Just111 Nocho11 -,;.lhl ;t ;l.r" ( 9) Wi11cls up to laUilch a fast ball over the plate Bu pitch111g clo~aillallCe assistecl the Glaclia tor's Will over FoU11ta111 Fort Carso11 1 • Left to right: Back: Britt111 Woocls. Aya1111a Cato, Aurlau Lopez. Devo11 McBricle, Marilllla Brockett. a11cl Coach Kressler Fro11t: Mo11ique Brow11. Kathreill Ju11ki11S, Tori Blggills. Shaely11 Bello11. ucl Laura Bu11ke Br1tt11i Woocls ( 9) waits ~~~lfli'l for the soccerball to be ~-ii;l~~:;,:-<~ passecl fro~a tea~a~aate The tea~a' s paSS111g ucl scor111g i~aprovecl over SUSOil thf Justill Wiley (9) ruu towarcl the first base Be tall Left to right: Back: Nathau Vizarra. Lauce Dicus. Mike Schwiuiug. Rucly Bahera. Nathau Roclriguezwl. Coach Kelso, Frout: Wes Harclillg• Justiu Wiley. fast ill the ga~ae Briau Josefsberg. Jusliu nochou. Dal tou Sl!lith. Brauclou Aoeyta. aucl Alex Miller Not P1cf"urecl: Coach Avila aucl T J Sarcol!la C- Squacl 2 31 �· on the the first day of track practice I tripped and fell, and everyone fell behind me. · Steve Titus (12) "When all my boys on the basketball team beat Mesa In an orderly fasion .• Joe Foley (11) · Playing in my first Varsity football game under the lights at C. A. Foster Stadium. · Bl\1 Morman (10) · coing to State in tennis!· Jason Mcintyre (ll) "Whoever stole my purse .... \ will find you!·Stephanie Potter (11) · coing to the semi finals at the Golden Mullen forensics tournament. · Hannaah Randolph and Brittany Franklin (11) · cetting painted up and representing our school with all the homeboys at our football games.· Mike Huffman (12) · Being in the play 'Father of the Bride' .· Christoff Miller (10) ·when I smashed my finger in the door of my 1993 Mercury Villager and the nurse made me go to the Emergency Room· Marcus Lyon (11) 232 Memories �The best memory from this year was when R.J., Andre, and l had to share a slice of pizza for lunch because we were dead broke. Huy Nguyen (12) MMy greatest memory was when me and all my friends went to the upper commons. There was about 15 of us and everyone just stared at us until we sat down. Devin Hightower (9) M w w MMy best memory was when l dyed my hair blonde and my friend Danielle Artmier dyed hers black. We made a bet to see who could keep their hair that way the longest. lm going to win! w Michelle Cabalic (9) What Was Your Most Remembered Memory Of The 2005-2006 School Year? MMy most embarassing moment was when l had to dress up for school and l was wearing heels, l totally slipped in the hallway. Brittany Russell (9) w MGetting my front tooth knocked out with a locker door. w Brittney Carroll (12) emorable For most people, there is one instance that they will remember forever. There were tons of memories made over the 2005-2006 school year, and for each person it was something different. The yearbook staff randomly asked a few people from each grade what their most priceless moment was. Whether it was having the star role in the play, scoring the game winning shot, or getting straight A's for the first time, all these memories really showed how many good times were had this year. Memorres 233 �FINE ARTS UNDERGRADUATED HOUSING CAST: MISJ-IA SMITJ-1 ..• NIKKI AJ CONST ANC~ ... MISS CJ-IA~LOTT~ Beth Adam~ ... Koko ~rric ~amirez •.. Vince Mitch J-lrbac ••• Simon Cri~~Y Morgan ... Janelle Ben Wa~~er ... J-lerbart Meli~~a Nugin ... ~V Chri~ Miller / Zach ~o~a ..• Marty Calvin Miller/ Mike J-luffman ..• Dr. Kealy Bonham Meli~~a Coffey ••• Georgia Killian W•at~~~' 4Wa the audJecnce lauqhfnq. It was about orqfa Kfllfan Watldns who was threatnfnq to close down the ffne art student ouse, because of the obscene people lfve fn the house. I loved p1a4fnq her evfl role ft was excftfnq." Melfssa Coffe4 ( 11). Once these characters found out her scandelous plan. the4 decfde to come wfth thefr own of preventfnq her from Jtlc~t1111a them out of thefr house. The cast fd a fantastfc Job performfnq and qave e audience a memorable lauqhl ===:::::: Bea Waster (11) (11 ) take a ride ot1 file skootar at flley rehearse for file upeomlag show. They lloth did a great joh perlorml•g their charactert.Their cltaractert nked eachotl!er I• fill• play. Mike Huh (12) d Mischa Smith (10) go over fllelr part togetl!er makl•g sure they have their II••• dowa right. Botl! played lmportaat rolu. op left: Beth Adams. A.J. Constance. Melfssa Nuqln. Middle Row lett: Melfssa Coffe4. Zach Rose. Calvin Miller. Mllce ttuffman. errlc Ramirez. Mischa Smith. Crlss4 Morqan. Bottom left: Chris Miller. Ben Wasser. Mitch ttrbac Mike Hllha• (12), Errle Ramirez (10), Zach Rose (10), a•d Melissa Colley ( 11 ) put togetl!er their part a•d make It to perlectloa lor the show. Tlle audience waa dea ...lf at the edqe of their aeata. 234 Sprfnq Pla4 �IT ISN'T ABOUT DEATH; IT IS ABOUT LIFE CAST : C~RISSY MORGAN a~; GRACI: JANAI: AUGUSTINI: AS MARY JOVCI: ZAC~ ROSI: AS ~UG~ JON ANDUJAR AS TYSON C~RIS MILLI:R AS CAL PATRICK MI:NDOZA AS DI:NNY SI:RI:NA ~I:RRING AS AMBI:R AS~LI:I: ANTI:NCIO AS JILLANN NOT PICTURI:D: DEANNI: Ll: C~UGA AS I:LIZABI:T~ DIANNA MILLS VIRFINIA JI:NNINGS ALVSSA ~AVI:NS AS S~ANNON I " I enJoqed this plaq because It was fun worklnq with new people." Deanne Lechuqa ( 11) The second half of the nlqht went to Mirrors Mirrors which was a heartwarmlnq plaq that was clearlq about Hfe -not about death. It was told bq a man named Tqson Mansfield, who took the audience throuqh memories with three qeneratlons In his famflq. It showed the complfcatlons of everqdaq Hfe alonq with the Jove and Jauqhter that we all know we can 't Hve without. Althouqh the deaths weere traqlc. the famflfes memorq of the women overlooked the deaths that occurred. It was a well perfomed piece. " This was a qreat experience for me, and I feel that I reallq Improved dolnq this plaq. " Alqssa Kavens ( 10) Sprlnq Plaq 235 �Becoming a Widefield High School Sports X Champion was not easy. To begin, one had to be a top athletes in their respected sport. With that, one must have had aquired a varsity letter. On top of those requirements, a Sport Champion had to show top leardership skills on their team by becoming a role model for their teammates. The coaches of these respected sports determined these leaders. But while these Champions were great on the playing field, they had to exeplify great students in the classroom. All sports champions were great student/athletes. Sports Champions Top Row- Brandon Ortega, Kyle Wood, John Miller, Trevor Rosenberger, Matt Conway, Brandon Dematto, Brian Stoeber, Brandon Cordova Bottom Row- April Reyes, Andrea Michaels, Hannah Randolph, lacey Olin, Carissa Weiss Academic All-State Not every athlete is eligible for Academic All-State. There were many requirement involved. The requirements included lettering in any sport of choice by playing the minimum amount of time during games. In addition, these student/athletes met a CHSAA grade point average requirement, which included a 3.7 or higher. Based on their G.P.A., these athletes made either First Team, Second Team, or Honorable Mention for Academic AllState. Top Row· Brian Stoeber, Rex Cabral, Brandon Ortega, Brock Fiedler, Marcus lyon, Cody Woodside, Brandon Cordova 2nd Row· lacey Olin, Shannon Wright, Chris Driscoll, Matt Conway, Elizabeth Boehm, Andrea Michaels, April Reyes, Katina Piluso 3rd Row- Brandon DeMatto, Kyle Wood, John Miller, Mikinsie Ransdell, Robert Avila, Carissa Weiss, Genadine Toves, Cornielia Bessick, Joe Griebel Bottom Row· Nich Moore, Vicente Valdez, Trevor Rosenberger, Christina Brennan, Marie race Veres, Ben Wasser, Hannah Randol h, Austin Sills, Ashle Fenlon, Abi all Richardson 236 Academic All State ��- ������� 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! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 2005-2006 Widefield High School Yearbook "Memories Are Made of This" Vol 48 Widefield High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2005-2006 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Editor-In-Chief Cristina Davila; Advisor Ms. Sheryl Cox Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Walsworth Publishing Company; Marcellne, MO Extent The size or duration of the resource. 220 pages Color/Black and White photographs Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 2006 Widefield High School Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2006 Abstract A summary of the resource. Student Population: 1.287 Principal: Jim Felice Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Student Life; Clubs; People; Academics; Sports; Ads/Index Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 2006 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). 2006 Date Submitted Date of submission of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Submitted may be relevant are a thesis (submitted to a university department) or an article (submitted to a journal). 2006 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 2006 Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 2006 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> Description An account of the resource 2005-2006 Widefield High School Yearbook Ads Cheerleading Clubs and Organizations Cultural Diversity D.E.C.A. Homecoming King Barndon DeMatto Queen Akira Hamption Index Koontz Chiropratic KWHS Raido Broadcasting Lawn Max Link Crew Music and Performing Arts N.J.R.O.T.C. Renaissance Program Senior Baby Pictures Senior Class Senior Polls "Best of" Spirit Week sports Sports Clubs and Extreme Sports Student Culture Underclassmen Widefield Spirit Winter Ball King Terry Morris and Queen Lacey Olin Year in Retrospective