GHS Yearbook 1994

Go D e m o n Chns H oy t stand s atop th e Drama Club float dressed up and painted from head 10 toe 1n demon a111re sh o\A. 1ng his sp1n1 for GHS The 50 ph omore float \A.On the be5t float a\A.ard because as sop h omore Serena Dovey :,aid. " \V e dedicated th e mo-.111me 10 our float and that 1::, wh) we v. on ·• H omecoming weel-.., Aug 13-18, 1993 , a!) a time for stud ent::. 10 become proud of th eir school and sho\11 everyone 1he1r tern fie schoo l :,pin t Ph oto by C) nth1a Bello\\>s

1o th i n g But A "G" Thin g Front R ow L on Adlfinger, Jacl-.. Ha ger. Nath an Ball enger. atalt e Topa Middl e R ow Casey DeBelT). Kun Jensen, Shannon C hi s holm Bacl-.. R ow Greg Lev111. Phtlltp K1ph ardt. Ja,on Thompson and M1l-.. e B oatman. all s11 on th e "G" 1n front of th e schoo l shov. 1ng their !> pe c1a l kind of senior bonding Thi'> bunch of seniors sh ow::, through th e ir ow n experience:, that sc h oo l 1s n ot on l y a place 10 learn. but a place 10 build ltfe - long fnend-.h1p:, and memone5 GHS

1<, a sc hoo l for e\eryo ne no m a tt er who you are Ph o t o b) Cyn thi a Bello\\.S

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All Aboard Junior, ~helhe Hall 5hanc M orrow ocll B ehrens, sopho11o rc Alison Pc.terson. and JUnior Tatum M attox hang out on a boat a t Lake P1 weU \\ 1shing the day would never end The~ spent some of their summe r a the hcau11ful Lake P owell and had a g reat time oell said • lt was a ki ck, it as a \\c.<:.J... of total freedom " P hoto courtesy of M attox family co1lect1on.

After waiting all year long , summer finally arrived . Su mm er is that t ime of year that goes by so quickly; you never knew it came Summer is full o f new adventures, new people , and it always ha s that o n e special thing that we all remember.

F or so me pe op le summer is a time to be lazy, and for others it 1s a time to travel beyond your wonderful home in Colorado. Senior Lori Fisher spe nt h er s ummer in Fran ce. Lori commented, " l had a great time I spent five week s with a French family and I learned a lot about the French c ulture and cus t o m s." The summer of 1993 was exciting for all, no matter where you were. Ra c hel Newberg

ave Me The lifeguard" at the H eri tage Square W ate r Slide, junior Tasha M arkovch1cl-., senior Layla Shadlu and junior Corinna M ontesano work hard to ,ave live, They sp<;nt their ,ummc r making monc 1 and were ahlc to practice th eir swimming sJ...11ls at the same time H eritage Squa re was a great place. to have fun dunng the summe r Photo cou n esy of the Shadlu fam1! 1 collect1on

Hot S umm er Ra ys Whil e rest in g fr om a long day in the hot su n , ~e ni o r, Br ad P earse, Jill Cooper, and jun io r Kri s t i Denn e r enJOY a summe r day a t Chatfield Re servoir Chatfield was filled with many people who en;oycd the heat all sum m er Jong They spent the day watcr-sk11ng and working on their tan s Br ad commen ted, •· W e had a lot of fun \Ve water-skied all day ll was cool 1" P hoto courtesy of Jill Coope r and Kri sti D enner

F anning U p In C anada Tak i n g a break from their daily farm chores, so ph o m o re Brett Davi s and se ni o r Keefe D avis enJoy the c le a n Canadian air Breit and K eefe s pent their su mm e r worlong h a rd o n lheu f ann in Canada Canada is a coot place to go anytime of the year because the tree, always s lay s g reen. Keefe co mment ed, " People are so friendly up there I hked the w ay the people talked h was a good time , eh 1" Ph o to ·ourt esy o f Dav is family collecuon.

Gidd y-Up Horsey Senior Alex Turner sits on his pony while spending time learning h ow to be a real co wboy Alex spent his s ummer with th e stars T o m Selleck and Ju hus Irv i ng while o n a tnp 10 Montan a for Wes temaires Al e x com mented , "Jt was fun getting to rub e l bows with T o m Selleck It wa s a really cool ex peri ence ' " Pho to cou rte sy of Turner fam ily collect1o n

Fly Birdy Fly Senior Dan1dlc Shook feeds the pigeon, 1n front of Trafalgar Square 1n Lo nd on, England Dan1dlc ,pent a great ,ummer in England When Danielle remembered all of the pigeons. ~he commented I came a\l.a} without a ,p<lt on me Ph oto courtesy of the Shook family collectton.

Ge r anam o Senior Terry Smtth hangs on for dear life as he Jumps from the H entage Square Bunjee J ump T erry worked at the H entage Square Alpine Slide all summer and got to bunJee as often as he hked Terry explained his experience by commenting, "Ahhhh 11 It was a bla~t It was fun expencnc1ng flight Without death " P hoto cou rt esy of the Smith family collec1 1on

Tea c hers and new classes. Yes, it's that time again, ba c k to school. Are the s tudents ready to s tart ? Junior Shannon Kelley says, "S ummer wa s t oo short." Are the new students and freshmen adjusting? Junior Jen Smith says, "Being new is hard , but the people at GHS make it easier. " For fre sh men and new s tudent s, it migh t take a while t o find tho se c lasses, but soon everyone will feel at home at G HS. C. Sasa and K. Saunders

Loc ker Ja m Brothers Steve and Enc Ponicsan lool through their books and assignments 1n their locker Bac k to school reminded stude nts of the hallways packed with people trying to ope n stubborn lockers in enough time to make ll lo cl ass before the " Ding , Ding, Ding " of the bell Tardies were a very regular part of first hour classes as students ran from their cars to their lockers, talk to their fnends and still try to make 11 to class on time Ph oto by Jos h Green

Ho me Run Senior Greg Levitt pitches to fellow senior classmate Jared Henningsen 1n the senior lounge Senior lounge games became a regular pastime during the first weeks of school. Brand on Pri nty concluded that, " Back to school 1s a time to remember the fun time s and fnends , because when we leave, we lose all o f them ." Photo by Josh Green.

tud yTi m e D e ni se S h aner.S haro n M1 c ke,a n d K a th e nn e Standl ey s tud y franti c all y o ut s ide th e s m a ll gym be fore th e end of access Goss ip an d tal k i ng to f n e nds -w as also p a n of thi s s tud)' um e Procra s tin at i o n wa s an a dd 1c t 1on w hen co min g ba c k to school S o ph o more Lay la B yars co m me nt e d , " Pad d ed lock e rs would be m ore co mfortabl e so th a t w e co uld ki c k back and may be s tud y'' Ph o to b y J os h Gree n

Lo un ging Around Senior- Vcmettc Duesterbeck, R o x an ne Al dc.r a n d J ennifer M cdo n ald ca t Sub\vay f or lunch 1n the senior lou n ge -w h ile Ryan W olfru m s t udies

D un n g the summe r add1cttons developed for fa.st food a n d w hoever can dnve v1s1l!. t h ese places regularly Alth ough V eme u c said. "The only reaso n we eat at Sub w ay 1s because Tuesday 1s double stam p d ay P ho to by J G reen

Almos t There As a new day unfo lds a gro up o f GHS s tudents head to ward t he fr o nt d oo r f o r an exciting, fun-filled day o f lea rning and new experien ces

At 7: 30 a m . o n Aug 17 , 1993 GHS came ahve when teac hers and s tudents s tarted class Tlu s y ear abo ut 1,400 s tudents s h o wed up f o r the fi rs t day o f sc hoo l Ph o to by J os h Green

Goo d Morning Students say good -bye to their parents as the y pull away fro m the GHS parking l o t after dropping t hem o ff in the m o rning to begin class Th is v ear unhke l as t, s tudents were required to pay a SlOO fee to park in the stude nt p a rk ing l o t Many O H S students felt that the pr ice f o r parking was too i.i gh Ph o to by J os h Green

Hysterical laughter, grinning faces, wacky hats and camo uflage, plaid, polka-dots , stuffed animals and 10 foot long ties. Wondering what all these things have in common? It's Spirit Week at GHS, held from Sept. 13 -17 of 1993. Realization dawns on sophomore David Bryant , "S pirit Week? So that's why everyone has lipstick on their face! "

From M s . Sandy Nations kissing a pig to Ms. Judy Van c e in a black leather jacket, the pep rally before the carnival was only a part of the craziest week at GHS. Senior Tristan Smith summed it up when he said, "Spirit Week is when great minds come together and laugh at each other." H Foster, C. Coupens and S. Hebeler

Look Ma, No H an ds! Mr Gene Youngman sk11lfully pedals his unicycle toward'> Golden along with other "teachers on wheels," for the H omecoming parade With over 20 groupc; represented, the parade was a real show of school spirit and pride Youngman satd, " It was my daughter's fault that I learned hO\V to ride a unicycle She wanted to be a clown and so she thought that ll was important that we learned to ride a unicycle together" Ph oto by Cynthia B ellows

O ra nge? Senior Alex Bezzendes hides from the sun beneath his t otally orange, totally cool hat that he's wearing for Spirit Week 's H at and Tie Day The popularity of this day was obvious after seeing the amazing variety o f hats and ties that went wading thr ough the halls during passing pcnO<ls. Senior Jacob Elder, a friend o f Bez.zeridcs', said about h im, " What old lady did he beat up to get that h at?"

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inety ix Rul es! Soph<)morc, Ja,on Barko,, 1-..arc.n D}kc, Jill K a11cnhcrg4,;r, Leah Kerr. and Trt\ha I'homa" nde dl)\\ n \\. J'>h1ng1on Ave. on the Sophomore Cla,, float during 1h1. Hon1ccom1ng parad1. \\- inning he,t cla,s float as \\ell a, hc,t o, erall float, the Sophomore Cla,s mJd1. a maJor comchacJ... from la,t ')-Car ,,hen their float \\J'> humc:d. and the} ,,er<- unahlc 10 enter 1t 1-..a,e, Grantham and Kaf) n H effelfinger said ahout their cla,,, \vc ha, e the hc,1 ,p1n1 hecau.,e ,,e like to maJ...e fool, <)f ouf'-chc, and we don t care. \\hat people think ' Photo hj Cvnth1a Bcllc)w,

Don't Move Fre,hman \t alcnc \.1 artin hold, -,1111 while ,he gc.1, a'} mb<.,I of her school ,p1n1 painted on h1.r check for the Hc)mecom1ng carnival The earn1, al wa" mcred1bl} succe,,ful with food game.,. fac<.. pa1011ng. and the nx:k hand Sobtud,. that k c.pt u, dancing 'till our head'> hurt Mart in. ,porting her ne\\ lj painted dc<,1gn ,aid, "[\.er, one thought 1t ,,._a, ch1lhn Pec)plc '>aid it,,. a, pretty gro()\ > •· Photo h} R on F in ell i

Tackle 'Em Freshman Zachary Qu ee n , sophomore Ryan Ch1sholm, a n d fre s hm an M i k e M onc kt on s h o\\ th ei r sp1nt by cheering on the Golden Demons

The Dem ons l ost th e H o m eco min g game in th e pouring ram agains t a s tr ong Auror a- Hink ley team T o their credi t, most G H S fans weathered the storm and s t aye d 1111 th e bitter end Ph oto by Ron Fm cl1 1

Slime Me? Dunn g the H omecom in g carnival Mr Dick Byrne looks at th e sign in d1 sbel1cf, tryin g to figure out why anyone ,,ould sltme someone like him. Byrne helped to raise m o n ey for th e N a ti o nal H onor Society hy voluntecn n g him self t o be a vicltm at th e slim mg b ooth Afterward h e said, " I ,pent half an hou r 1n the shower with a co mh trying 10 ge t the sh m e ou t of my h ai r and off my ches t I thought I \\OU!d n eed a h ai r tran splant " P hoto by Cyn thi a Bellow, ~l ot e 1'\

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Homecoming was, to say the least, a festive event. As a matter of fact the local newspapers wrote about it for days afterwards. Everyone knew our game against Hinkley caused quite an uproar after one of their c heerleaders claimed that racial slurs were thrown her way during half time . Golden students, however , seemed to be shocked by the media's focus on the racism between sc hools instead of the game. Freshman Mike Hall said, " I was standing near the cheerleaders and I didn't hear a thing ." Despite the bad publicity, Golden handled themselves exceptionally well both during the game and the following week. J .

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Run Fo r ix Sophomore running back Mark Kolin sweeps nght to score the first touchdown of the game Many Golden supporters showed up for th e "big game," but the Demon<, ' valiant effort wa<, not enough as the team fell short by sa~ points with a score of 21-27 When asked about th e team's chances of winning. senior left tackle Ma rcos TruJillo , <,lated , " After the first touchdown wa~ scored, I felt that we had a good chance,"

Photo by Rich Gores

On T heir Fee t Freshmen Kevin Bilger, Adam W ieber, J osh \V ilbum, Lindsay Herron and others stand up and cheer in the stands during the game on Fnday, Sept 17, at 7 pm Even though Golden overcame Hinkle y 1n terms of yardage, 1t didn '1 seem to help Golden to defeat the oppos1t1on Everyone at Golden was psyched about the game only to have their spint.s dampened by the rain, which ,n tum created th e half time 1nc1dent Photo by Ron F1nel11

Touchdown K urt Jc.nsen righ t after he. -,cored a t ouchd o wn during the game. stops f or a momc.nl of cc:h.:hra11on. he f o r1.; running t o gree t h1, lc.ammatc.'>. J c.n.,,n ga1nc.d the. mos t yarc.15 of th e game,, 1th a to t al of l R~ ,, h1lc quarte r hac. k.

Shan e B a rio\\ h a d a total of 63 passing ) ard'> According to runnin g h ac k J e nse n h e fell t he " te a m pla)e d glxxi O'\era ll "

Ph o t o h y R o n F i nelh

Get 'Em Coa c h Ed Kintz s tand s on t h e s id e hn es en co ura g in g th e pl aye rs dunng lhe H o m ecommg ga m e at Brook s fi e ld ag am s t HmkJ ey Hi g h Th e '93 football s ea s on 1s th e seco nd f o r Kin tz at Go ld e n , c onunuin g a v e ry s u ccess f u l 30 year caree r lhro ug.h o ut J e fferson co un ty Kin tz w as v o t ed th e J e ffers on Cou nty S A "coach o f th e yea r " Ph o t o b y R on Finclli

Fight On Th e G H S M arc hing B and p la y s the G o ld e n fig ht so ng as th e foo tb all pl a yers take to the fi e ld M any G o lden s tudent s s t oo d up t o s h o w thetr s upport fo r the team by s in g ing al o ng with th e hand , hut unfo rtunat e ly , th e y w e re unabl e to play dunng half time due t o the te r rible w e ather A cco rdin g 10 fr es hm a n band 'llemher Katie Cl a rk , " We did w e ll , bu t ll ' s hard t o m a rc h and pl ay a th e s am e time · Ph o t o by R o n F 1nelh

Dem o n c ore T he crowd 1s on their f eet t ocelchralc the fir'> t touch do,,n of the H omccon1ing g..imc D uring the game. a total otthree touchdowns v. ere. scored h1 C, H S one. ,,a., made. h) sophomore. running hac h. tvi ar k. K ohn a n d th1.: oth1.:r t,vo v.e rc. m ade h) senior running hac k K urt J ensen E, cf\·one on the team felt that they p l a ye d a good game P ho t o h-.,. R F inelh

Th e Ho m eco min g da n ce w as a big s u ccess t h is year b eca u se a reco rd number o f a b o ut 70 0 s t uden t s s h o we d up " I t wa s m o re int e res t ing and fun b ecause of th e di ve rse c ro wd ," co mm e nted se n io r Becca Deegan-Young . Th e eve nt wa s h e ld in s id e a t CS M's s tud e nt ce nt er du e t o ra in Th e n ig ht be fo re th e dan ce s eni o rs Terry Smith and Meagan Dorsch were c ro wn e d a s roy alty . Meagan sa id , " It was a g rea t thin g t o happ e n in my se n io r ye ar ." J ami e Burk e, Se r e n a Do vey, and Lau ra Wh it e

Th ey've Go t T h e Loo k Semon, Jarret Thompst1n and Natalie Topa share a tender moment together dunng the Homecoming dance The memorable evening will never be forgotten by the two Next year the student council hopes that the whole school \vill attend the dance Photo by Janssen Photography

Say C h ee s e Senior., Brad Pearse, Jennifer Schroeder. sophomore Kelly Coope r, graduate Chns Budd, seniors Katie Sweat, M ike Woods.Juniors Kristi Denner, and John Monckton all try to look their best for the camera Jenifer remarked" It ,vas a lot of fun, and I am sad that it was my last Homecommg." Homecoming has become a more popular event at Golden 1n the recent past Photo by Janssen Photography

lide Senior., Josh Green. Sam Oben and soph()morc Layla 8 1 ars do the Electric Slide\\, 1th little room to hrea1hc.

J o~ h sta ted , The dan ce w a.., mu ch t oo crowded "The music included a vanet1 of artist.., and s tyl es Ph oto b 1 C Bell ows

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P eter.,en, and rrac\ H obac l-. agru. that their lir.,t Homecoming dance.. \\-JS great '\ 1colc stated, " It \\"a" better than Bell ' , socials Ph o t o h} J anssen Ph otography

Hail To The Royalty Seniors Terry Smith and M eagan D o rsch show off their winnmg c;m1les at the H omecoming dance The previous evening they had been crowned king and queen at the H omecoming football game against Aurora Hinkley Later, Terry remarked, " It was an honor to be chosen by a student body of such calibe r "

In Th e Mood Seniors Rac h el c\vbcrg and B rand o n M cGehee arc having a great lime dancing during the Homecoming dance R achel was remin1sc1ng 1hou1 last year's dance and thought this dance was better although 1t did have some problems " It was t oo c r owded and I kept getting s tepped o n ," commented R,1chcl Photo by Cynthia Bellows

D o wn With Pl a id Juni o r Sieve Eisenba rth and sophomo re Li sa Fit c h portray th e prevailing fashion of pla id in the halls of GHS as 1hey s top for a fn endl} chat dunng pa,;s1ng p e ri od When as ked what Eisenbarth 's fashion was call ed, he replied, "Anything as long as I don't match " Ei senbarth proudly pJrades his plaid on hi s bac k, while Fit c h makes for an excellent mannequin as she pleasan1ly wears her plaid around h er waist Ph oto by T D1 e rk1ng

To Fa s hion or Not to Fa s hion? Jun ior Brook P orter, GQ Ex1raord mau, ex h1b i1S h is fa s hi on sense \vith his colorful s ki cap 1n '' B" hall as part o f the H omecoming spiri t week mirth H is ca p , which suavely clashes with the ma roon lockers , gives a ce nain feel mg of in1elligence P orte r expressed hi s 1hough1s of fa sh io n saying, " Ils ,vha1 you make o f 11. " H e undoubtedly m o d els his beliefs with 1his fashion s tat e ment. Ph o to by T Dierking

Fee d Your F ace Senior Julie Be rkm an displays that a healthy body a nd appetite are in deed s tyli s h as she ta ke s an enormou, mouthful of delicious com on th e cob, 1n the sen i o r lounge during the H omecoming Ca rn ival Wh en asked what fashion meant to her. Juli e s tat ed, " F ash i on 1s a bunch of material," not necessarily clo thin g. The ye ll o\v com. red shirt and green bag pleasantly gives he r the desired "grano l a" look P hoto by C. Bell o,vs

Wha t a Smil e Seniors Amber Swisher a nd Greg Le vi tt laugh as the fest1v1t1es in the senio r lounge abound. Swisher and Levitt, relax after a long strenuous day o f school Swisher bc he v1ng that, "Fashion 1s JUSI a way of exp ressing V•)ursclf," 1s modeling h er e-. er-fashionable smile while L evitt makes an c ~cellent represe ntatt on of the p opularity of both plaid and a shaved head P hoto hy C Bello,vs

What is fashion?

Since fashion seems to mean so meth ing different to everyone, there is no un ive rsa lly accepted definit ion for it. Take for example our sc h ool where several different fashions are sported every day. There are th ose wh o c hoo se to dre ss preppy, others that prefer t o wear we ste rn s tyle s, and others that just want to b e comfortable in their team o r band T-shirts. This s till leave s ro om for new ideas. According t o

Taylor Estes , " It 's when yo u break your glasses and have to tape them in th e middle ." Perhaps junior Mike Breco put it best when he sa id , "Fas hi on is whatever you wear." Many people might feel the same way that Sophomore Claire Wachtler does . "Fas hio n is s tupid Jt ha s nothing t o do with real life. " Per hap s fashion is on ly a mere figment of our imaginations. Jn any case, fa s hion s hould be a s t ate ment , n o t a question T Dierking

T hinkin g Ca p ? J unior Enc Shaffer,hows t he prcva1hng ta,te of the -.tudenh at G H S as he soc i alizes ,v1th fri ends 1n the hall Other -.1udcnts also find caps an endless craze Wh en asked why he chooses to wear a cap, JUn1or Mik e. Hall replied. "To make a fashion statement and to show ind1, 1duaht) " Junior LaRa} Beck stated. "To expres-. my personality through a baseball cap" \V 1th style-. ranging from regular team caps to hemp hat,, a pcr<ion should ha\ e no problem expressing himself with this fashion Ph oto by T D1 erk1ng

Everybody wants a car. You need money to buy one. That means you have come to that point in life. It ' s scary but you have to do it. That's right , ( Insert theme from Jaw's here) it ' s time to get a job. "I

like the job because I want the money," Nathan Olander , a freshman, stated and summed up everyone's feelings . Money soon becomes the on ly reason for working Josh Green and Matt Rogers

W o rkin g f o r P ea nut s Se n, or Ja son Ru sse ll at hi s Jo b fo r a c omput e r lab 1s work.in g in futil e fru , tra u on Every bod y k.n o ws th e onl y reaso n a nyo ne work.s 1s for th e money " I love th e mo ney; th e fr es hman ba by-'> 1ttc rClaire Wac htler s a,d Ev e n th o ugh n1 0, t pe ople onl y get $4 .25 an hour th e y think. it 's en ough t or 1h c 1r ba s ic necess1t1 es Ph o to by T odd D, e rk.in g "\

\-laJ I H elp You? Sophomore R,an l ucas. a sc hool More \\.Orker. asks tfhe ca n help ,en,or Tamra Pokom, The student store , s run b) an adult \\ 1th students working dunng their free penod. The) hav e a wide vanety of cand 1• dnnks snacks. and suppl ,es ranging from Tw 1xs to HB an pencils Ph oto b) Jo -. h Green r

A m e ri ca ' s W o rkin g Women Seniors

Becca Deegan-Young and Danielle Granqu1,1 are spendin g another day a t " th e office" working their butts off until th e ir sh ift , s over So me "orken. get benefits hke sopho nlore Enc Hobson who ,,..ork, at an , ce cream sho p He -.a,d · I ltke the free ,ce cream ·• Ph oto b1 Todd D1erk1ng

That's $ 10 Ma 'am Senior J osh Green help'> out a patron at the Golden R ec reati on Center where he work, nights after sc hool for a quarter more than minimum wage Desk Jobs are fe,.., and far between for most high school student, and are cove ted becau\e of the lack of manual labor needed to do them and because of th e lack o f grease required to com pl e te th e JOb " I'm lucky to have thi s Job tn'>tead of n,pptng burger-,, but that doesn '1 mean I want 10 do th 1, I'd rather stac k bails than file paper. " J osh sa,d. Photo courtesy of Barber Fanlliy

This Goes . .. THERE! Oooop Danielle Shook. a senior, looks for the correct spo t to file a book on the Golden Library book she lv es The Golden Library 1s a place where Golden students go 10 find boo k, for the tr repon-. hom ework and any other ass ign ments the teachers at G HS happen to give them. and Danielle ,s there 10 help them find the books " It 's not my lifelong dream to be a ltbranan. but 11·.., a good Job for now," Dan,elle -.aid Photo b) Josh Green

Hobbies are an important part of a student's life Somehow they seem to take the pressure off the stressful life of a stu dent. " I like to ski because it gives me an adrenaline rush, " said freshman Andy Buchholz. H ow-

ever, junior Carrie Riedel has a different view on hobbies. S h e said, " I have no hobbies, my life is work." H obbies are a great way to express likes and dislikes of life. Katherine Saunders and Matt Montgomery lff'RA&

Trade Ya' Se ni or-. Da ni e ll e Granqu n, t a nd Kim He bert tool-. at and trade foo tb a ll ca rd s dunn g halftim e A ft e r all th e ir m ott o i s, " Wh a t co uld be beli e r th a n tradin g ca rd '> o f bi g. <, we at y. mu '>c ular me n r o llin g aro und H\ th e gr.i ss toge th e r " S po rt '>, in c ludin g foo tball '> tril.. e g reat int e res ts 1n <, tud e nt s aro und GH S Ph oto by Cy th1n a Be ll ows

Rid e 'em Co ,vbo y Th e , tatu e in fr ont o f th e Pro fe.,-. , ona l Rodeo Co wboy·., A<,<,oc 1at1 on Mw,e um po rtrays rn a ny GHS <, tud e nt s · id e a o f fun Juni or M1!-.e Mc G1nt y s aid , " Rodeo 1, a natural hi g h a nd th e re·-. no thin g e l-.e lik e 11 " Other ho bbi es aro und GH S in cl ud e W e.-, te m a irs, -. port '>, , lc e pin g. vid eo game s, a nd rea din g. Ph oto by Jo., h Gre e n

C lim bi n ' Senior San, O1,en clim b, a rock in Coal Creek Can,on " Rock chmbtnc take, great enduranc~. , and 11 ', the onl) ,port \\here )Our ltfe .., in dan g.er the w h o le ta me, " ,aid Sam Photo b) Jo,h Gree n

Pi a) in ' Juni or ~1 ichc lk Gro, c, and ,ophomore Tricia B.1ir prac ti ce h op tng t o C\Ln luall ) be perfect r-.111.hcllc ,a id that n1u,1 c \\a, he r h o bb) 'bccau'>e I ltk e 1t and I hope to ha,c a career in rnu,1c Photo b) Todd D1erk 1ng

Rea dy To S hr ed Senior A m y K ay s h ows off h er Burton ,now boa rd to he r tnends dun n g th e f all "Snowboa rd in g 1s to t ally awesome compared 10 ,k11ng." said fre,hman Mi ke H em n g t o n ·•seventy percent of all snowboarder-. have not even t n ed i. k u n g," accord in g t o H eadli n e News P ho t o by Heather Nuanes

40 Lo , e Sen i o r Mik e Bru c l.. ne r swings a t th e ball to win t he volley " I 1ti...e to pl,1, tennis because 11·, a f un game and 11 he lpi. you keep 1n shape." ,aid fr eshma n 81II Nee Thi, sho\\ s that ho b b i es can be phyMcall) ,1re ng t hen1ng a, well as f u n Thi, 1, one hobb) you can le11er in P ho t o by H eathe r Nuane i.

As you glance at the clock you have a twinge of excitement knowing that you have a minute left in class. You also realize that the twinkie you had at access didn ' t quite get you through 95 minutes of brain -pounding work . Now that class is over,

the question hits you , "Where to go to lunch and do I even have money to spend?" You can do what Anna VanMeter does and go to China Coast to spend approximate ly $3.00. So sit back and chow down! Virginie Rudloff Jennifer Blum

Goss ip , Goss ip , G oss ip ! The cafe1ena 1, filled wi th th e ru!.h or '> tud e nt '> anioou.., for their food It, ., a grea1 place 10 eat when you can ' 1dnvc to get'-' hal you wanl The -.iartt ng of 1h,.., year was a great '>Urpn-.e for many people Th e cafetena -.o ld food from Taco Bell. Ch1c k. -fi f-A, Pizza Hut , a nd Subway \Vhtch all around h ad a greal re,pon,c from th e -,chool Photo by C Bellow!>

it DO\Vn and Relax Senior Amber '" 1,herenJoys eat 1nghe r ex tra ord 1nal) lun c h \\hik hav in g th e com pa n} o f sen ior Phil K1pharpt The -.e n1 or lounge \\as o ne of the hc,t place, to ea t "hale bei ng ,urroun ded by d1llcrcn t ,tu de nt , S ince the school s tore and cilletena ,o ld It e m s a ll the t ime , ea ting 1n th e loungt becan1e a habit for mo'>tl} everyone

Photo b) C Bello"-,

,\ Deliciou Way of Eating \Vhat a gn. ,ll pl ace 10 ea t th at 1s near b, A group of ,tudenl'- enJO) ea11ng at th e ne" Chinese rc,raurant that 1s on ly a wa lk ac ro.,s th e scree t ~1an) stud ent-. ad m itt ed to loving the food 1n Golden but spe nt mo, t of their mone} for 11 Gelling their money ca me for d1 ffe rent place-. hkc havi ng a JOb or a, k1n g th eir parent'> o matterv.here the money ca me from 11 -.ee med to slip through ou r hands Ph oto by K Na-.ant

Study or Eat? You can do bo th Jccord,ng to,e n, or Mo ll y Ku zy k '>Op homore Rodn ey Hadw1ger and '>Op homore J es 1ca Dicke As usua l th e re wa-. a crowd enJoy1 ng th e fre,h a ir in th e co urt ya rd and ca tc hin g up on lat e as,,gnmeni... Eve n th oug h th e re ha., been open ca mpu s for a -. lo ng as we ca n re member so me pe opl e , till chose to s tay on campu, Photo by K Navant

Good ' n' Cheap Freshmen l.c'>tcr Embree. S umm e r J ones. Mar lain a C le me nt s. and L, z Ca, tl eberry e nJoy a , unn y lunch at nea rb y Ta co J ohn ' s Mex ican food 1s one o f th e more popular lun c h entree'> be cau,e It,, nutn1 1ou!> and 1n ex pen s1ve Th e CO!.t of food has go ne up a lot 1n the pa,1 few year... but luc kil y loca l re\ taurant., give students a belier deal for th e ir mo ney Ph oto by K Navant

World Youth Day was a memorable event in 1993. Pope John Paul II's visit to Colorado make a mark on everybody. As sophomore Wendy Heywood put it, " Even for non -religious participants like

myself, World Youth Day was a great experience . There were so many exciting people gathered here in Denver with so many different ideas to share." Chris Cummings and Serena Dovey

S trik e a Pose Juni o r Enn Furtak , S te ph a ni e Mo rse. '>O ph o mo re Bn ge n Fink , C raig Fred ri c. ks, -.e n1 or T o n Bos twi c k a nd Mi c he ll e C arabello ta ke pa rt in th e ac 1t v 1t 1es a t C 1v 1c Ce nt e r Pa rk \V orld Yo uth Day took. pl ace in De nv e r fr o m Au g l 115 To e bes t pa rt o f Wo rld Yo uth Da y wa-. whe n we s le pt w11h th ousa nd s o f pe o pl e at C herry Cree k Sta te Pa rk ," , ta ted Furt a k Phot o co urt esy o f th e Bos twi c k. fam1l y

Mass ive Mass Yo un g a nd o ld , re lt g ,o us a nd non- re li gio us g a1h e r1 oge 1h e r to hear th e Ju dd co ne.e n a nd d1 -.c us!> th e ir v iew<, on World Yo uth Da y " World Yo uth Da y wa., an 1nte re-. 1mg ex pen e nce be c au -.e yo u go t 10 see peopl e fr o m all over th e world co me to yo ur tow n to -.ee th e Pope ," rem a rked so ph o mo re Ca n !>s a Lauw er., Photo co urt esy o f th e Bos tw ic k famil y

Welcome The Cit) and Count) bu1 ld1ng. ot Den\er welcome, \V orld Youth Da) p,ut1c1pan1 , " It \\a, great mee ung pe ople from ot her coun tn e, " remar l... e d -.o ph omore Kaue Owen Photo courte'>) ot t he Bo,tw 1c l... famtl )

Front RO\\ Seats Front ro\, C Fredrid,, , s 1or,e, l\,1 C.arabt:llo R Finl..., f Bo,tw 1, I... F Furtal... Back ro\l. : H Ver-.a" N 1\.1.1rko"ch1cl... C Lauwer, , S \Vinkler. H uan e\. A Ka) Ph o to courte") of the Bo,1w1ck ramily .

Alo ne in a C rowd Sen ior Ton Bo,tw1c k s train s 10 see th e Judd co nce rt 1n C1v 1c Cente r Park Almos t 750,000 peop le s howed up at Cherry Cree k to hea r the Pope Fre s hman Wend, Eberhart com mente d , " It 's wonderful to see a whole bunch of yo uth co min g toge th er for a good cau,e in s tead of a negative one "

Bless You Pope John Paul II walk s 1n front of the Cherry Cree k mass and wave, to a crowd of th ous ands Many fan s of th e Pope s pent the mght at Cherry Creek S ta te Park and 1n the morning li s ten ed to him gave mass " W orl d Youth Day was great because 11 focused everyone's attention on Denver Two very powerful world leaders, as well as yout h fr om all ove r th e world , ca me to Co lorad o" said soph o more J ona than Pray Photo by AP

Lights, Camera , ACTION! Can you imagine s tanding in front of hundreds of people for p o ints given by your peers? It's c onsidered a thrill to the Theatre Sports a

tors The thespians of GHS have discovered a new way to perform It's

called Theatre Sports , a game of spontaneous thinking and acting After the teams are chosen and the judges are picked, the " never the same " acting begins . It ' s all around fun for everyone. Jennifer Blum

& Virginie Rudloff

Suc h In s pir a ti o n 'r ou might not be able 10 tell "hat Todd D1erl..1ng ha, in vented 1n 1h1s scene but 11) ou lool.. clo,ee nough Dan Mat loci... Ebonie Caner. and Lon Fi,her are ponra}tng a mJn made lree Thea1re Sport, "as first d,sco\ered m a Caltfom1a club and no'>'- \\as brought 10 GHS This ne,, wa) of ac un g v. as eagerly accep ted b) the theatre ,1uden 1s and spc· 1a1or, This \\as 1n1ended to capttvate th e aud ien ce a nd 10 ha,e th em pan 1c1pa1e Photo by J ohn Klu g

Tran lation pl e a e As J eann ie Mill er tall..sav. a) 1nSpan1sh. T.J Feth tnes desperately 10 transla 1e for La) la Shadlu On the Fnday night performance several sludents started a trend b) ma l..1n g ch1ld1sh and \0 me um es funny jol..e-. 10,,ard the cast b) yelling out a mu \lng thing-. A consequence for 1h1s h, lanous act \\as h,1\ mg to s it on th e s ta ge with a basl..et ove r you r head. That sure l.. ept 1hem qu1e1 1 Ph oto by John Klu g

Do c tor Sarah Boyd e nt ers 1h e slage 10 replace one o f 1he ac1or. s in ce th ey dec id ed that 1he> have a lready-.pe nt 100 much 11mc 1n the scene The ,t udents 1hat performed 1n Thea1er Spons acted very profe,s1onal For th em all th e ac t ing ,., s p on taneou., and th e} never kn0\\ ...,hat 1s goi ng 10 happen next The ,cene, range fr om the senous " Mora l Dec1s1on " scene ('>'-h1ch us uall 1 has to do w11h pregnanc}) to the h1l anou., " M an on the S 1ree 1 •· Ph oto b) John Klug

To be or not to b e? as Bn a Han,pleman tries 10 1h1nl.. of \Ome1h1ng to sa} she throws ba c l.. her head and '>miles hoping ,ome1h1ng w,11 co me to her Some o l 1he~e actor, \\ere c hose n to perfom, down1ow n \\1th adu h ac1ors and a lso to mal..e m o n e) ! ''Theater Sport, wa., a learn i ng ex pen encc where I learned many new s l..tll'> an d finely tun ed my technique of B.S 1ng" commented Todd D1erl..1ng Ph oto b) J Klu g

Envision living away from your family and friends in a country where everything is unfamiliar. Most of us would be scared to be the only foreigner, but excited about meeting new people and l earning new subjects. That is how foreign exchange

students feel. Freshman Peng Qu from China says, " Your family is not here and you don't have as ma n y friends as in your own country." Despite our differences, we are all similar. C. Coupens and L. H itchcock

S tud y in g Hard A, Monga k1 rea ds he r note~ while ,va1 ttn g for th e c la ss 10 begin " I n, from Jap a n and c hoo s in g the s ubJects I wanted to tak e was fun My hos1 family 1s g rea t Th ey've mad e co min g co Amen ca and li vin g 1n different cul ture son1e ching 1har r will ahvays re mem ber," co mmented Ai Photo by C Bellows

Wh a t? Leonardo Am1go n1 from It a ly look s at a fe llow class mate in wonder Makin g -.ense ou t of what Amcncans do 1s fr equ ently difficult for foreign exchange s tud e nt s Spea k1n ga nd un ders1a nd in g a foreign language. Englt sh 1s th eir bi gges t c hall e nge Ph o 10 by Cyn thi a Bell ows

S mil e fo r th e Ca m era Karen Sanchez fr om S pain 1akes a second o ut of her busy sc hedul e to ge t h e r pi c ture taken eed less co say. Kare n · s eas1e5t cla<,s at Golden"- o uld be Spani s h but in s tead s he took Comp Craft Ceramics. and Amencan Hi s tory Photo by Cvnt h1a Bellow ._

Front ro'" At M o n ga k1 Roger Bye. Leonardo A m1 go ni Nasuh,ko Yama g uch i Back ro'" : A1 Yam1sh1ta Karen Sanchez, Mi chae l Enc Chnsten~n. Magn u s 8 Jork lund

Go Horn ets Swedish foreign exchange stu d ent Ma gnus B o rk.Jund s h ows his NBA team s p1nt JU St hke Amencan s. It 's 1s very easy for any s tud en t to get involved 1n Amencan sports bec ause o f TV and s atellite tec hnology Almos t all of the foreign exchange s tud en ts had a favonte Amenca profe ss ional s p orts team Photo by Cynthia Bell ows

The Answe r Is ... Danuta Galuszka from Czechs lov1 a s tudi es for a biology test. Like all foreign ex c h a n ge s tud en ts, Danuta has to tran slate everything into her n a tive lan g uage before d1ge s 11ng 11 S till m ost foreign ex c han ge s tud e nt s do very well academi c ally at GHS

The senior lounge, the hangout for the entire Senior Class, the place to be when you ' re free . Underclassmen weren't allowed in the lounge during Homecoming week, Prom week and sporadically throughout the year , "Get

out of here you stupid junior, " was heard emanating from the lounge. No matterwhatyearyou were often you were allowed to stop and talk about social problems such as the arms race or where to go for lunch. Josh Green.

G imm e a Ki s Senior Sam Olsen rece1\'e.., a k1~s from senior [mil) \V11!1am after a;oh well done at his wrestling meet Pu b) 1c d 1splay, llf affection weren l common hut did occur once in a while in che senior lounge "The couches make puhhc displays of affection comtortablc to do," Olsen said after his heart stopping kiss Ph oto by Josh Green.

A bout This Big Jim Thompson and Phil 1'.1 phardl calk about the size of pencils the, u..,cd during the la-.t test the} got an ··A" on Grades and teachers were d1-.cusscd constantly m the lounge If th e talk got too boring sentol", \vould resort to games, such asloungeball with a" added up piece of paper and a 1enn1s racket , to fill th eir free time Photo h} Cy nth1a B ellows

No Fre s hmen Allow e d Seniors Kurt J ensen, M cli,s.i M or ns, and M elanie Ri chards arc talk mg v. 11h their f nends while Sarah Hein eman and Rachel Ne\\ berg\\ ork on homc\vork 1n the -.en1or lounge Bccau-.c undcrclassm-.n arcn 't supposed to be 1n the senior lounge each etas., 1, getting a lounge of th ei r own The senior lounge 1s a place for se ni o rs to try to get away from the undercla,srnen and to he by themselves The ,en1or l ounge is 1n a good locau on Not only,.., tl right by th e cafeteria, but 1t 1s abo nght across from the choo l tore Phot o by C)nth1a Bell ow,

Homework in th e Loun g e l v.1n W oehr d1scussc!'. cosmic vcnt1es ,md other ethereal qut.st1on, hcl\,·een cl.isscs The lounge, though not ahvavs quu.:t, wa, the venue c hosen to do all th e last minute home\\ o rk \ ou were supposed to have done four days ago Ha\ 1ng cla,smatc around t<, give 1 ou help, mlormat1on or JU!st tht. an,,,.t.rs v. as a big help to mo t cn1ors \\ ho forgot, put off or ;ust plain d1dn 't ,vant to do their home ,-.ork Photo b, C) nth1,1 B ellows

During the year the administration took on a promising new look Ms. JudyVance took over the difficult job of principal. "My goal for the future is to co ntinue to strive to make the school and the students the best

they can be ," said Principal Vance This statement summed up the feelings of the en t ire administration. With so much enthusiasm from the s t aff, there were many exciting changes at GHS. Jamie Burke and Holley Fos t er

Me s in g A ro und Senior Bobby Greely rub'> th e he..1d of th e new athletic director Mr Rick Lopez for good luck The '> taff at G HS work-. hard to m..1ke th e <,chool succe<,<,ful As'>l'>tant pnnc1pal M., Ethel Platt remarked, "Golden·., be'>t asset l'> the Maff If <, tud ents have good people to work with they will have more of an 1ntere,t 1n being at ,chool and therefore they will get a better education ·• Photo by Todd D1erk1ng

Exc ha ng in g mil es Pnn c,pal M'> Judy Yance and a,,1stant pnnc1pal M !> Ethel Platt greet each other be lore '>C hool M ., Platt 1'> new at GHS and ha., grea t expectation, for the future " I really look forward to ge ttin g involved I like being a part of all a,pec.l\ of h feat CHS. and JenJoy going into classroom, in order ge t a better under..tandmg of what's go in g on,' ,he commented Photo by Todd Dierking

Good Morning Golden H ig h c h oo l Pnnc1pal Jud y Vance 1nfonn, the school of the daily eve nt s I a m \O fortun a te to be here Th ere 1s trem endow~ parent su pport and an e quall y \\.Onderful s taff," said Vance Ph oto by T D1 ed .1ng

Di g In \.1r Da,e Anderson the a,,i,t.int pnncipal, ,an,plc, the good1e, at the Homecom in g carniva l . " One of the thing, I like the most about Homecom ing i, that thc:re a re c hance, for everyone to part1 c1pa te he remarked Ph oto by Ron Finell•

l 'om puter Whiz Pnn c1pa l Judy Van ce work s on th e sc hool plan s for next month s agenda Wllh so many thing s to ke e p trac k of attendance re cords file s and accoun11ng , the adm 1n1s trat1on relies heav il y on co mput ers to li ght e n th e ir work load "Co mputers are vital tools for s uccess 1n the bu siness world of the future and stude nt s need to acquire as much kn ow led ge of them~ possib le 'sa id ~1 s. Vance Ph o to by Todd D1erk1ng

'I alk Of The c hool Mr Dave Anderson , assistant pnn c 1pal , c ha ts with emor Elutd Aponte about what th e new year ma y hav e 1n s tore With three years ot ellpenence at G HS Mr Anderson kn ows what to expec t "G HS 1s a great sc hool The c hanges made here 1n the rece nt past have made o pportun111es avai lable to Golden s tud en ts th a t a re not available to others ,n Jeffer..on County," s tated Mr Anderson Photo by Todd D1erk1ng

Every year eight elementary schools attend OES (Outdoor Education School). And every year high school students volunteer to be leaders at either Windy Peak or Mt Evans. Students receive one-half

credit for going and can only go once a semester. Being a high school leader can be very tiring Senior Terry Smith stated, "I enjoyed it a lot. The only cut back was it was very draining. " A.

Peterson, B. Elder

Sit Down Sen io r Ca ro l in c Wa c htler In es to ge t th e ant sy s ixth g raders to s it d o wn on their \Vay to Mt l:.va n s T ry ing to k ee p th e s ixth g raders und e r co ntro l ,vas a n i ghtmare Senio r Pe te r C, es l a r rep lt cd, " lt s ta rt e d ou t ,vh c re th ey ,ver e o ut o f cont ro l It go t he lt e r hu t th e n 1t ,vas to ta l c h aos B y th e en d o f th e w ee k th ey w e re bouncing off th e walls and a ll w e w an ted to d o was s l eep" Ph o to h y C Be ll o w s

<..,oo fing O ff Senior Peter C1eslar and Junior Edmund Phil I1ps ,vatch as Junior.. Brook Porter and Matt Coonan hold up fello,,., high ,;ch1)(1I lcadersenior Ashley Mccullough After performing their plays with the sixth graders, th\: leader- find some lime to goof off and JOke nh 1ut ,1xth grade behavior Senior Eileen Burke. commented, M , cabin was like 90210 They we.re all hackstabbmgeach other·• Photo h\ C') nth1a Bellows

• l Pl edge All eg ian ce Seniors Cynthia Rell 1w s,Pete r C1ebar,A5hlc1 M ccullough, Clain. Skorski, and Caroline Wachtler with junior" Brook P orte r , M att Coonan.and M1chcllc K unze raise the flag fo r the pledge ()f allcg1ancc Raising the flag was a respons1b1hty of th\: leaders, along w 1th teach mg the classes Junior Melissa 111 commented, "Teaching the cla~ was fun ,, hen you ,vere on your own " Photo p rovided by Cy n thia Bellows

Co u g h It U p Kid J unior Mau Coonan demon'>trates the H c1mhch maneuver on a sixth grader while trying to retrieve his· horro,ved" pen Students were requ ired to fill out booklets while at OES and leaders were constantly answ1-nng quest1ons,lcndmg out ,vnt1ng utensils, and trying to teach them some discipline Getting to know the students ,vas another respons1b1hty for the leaders and trying to understand them was even a bigger challenge "Sixth graders have different ideas of \\•hat's important, ,uch as populanty,looks, etc ,vh1ch caused a lot of tension between the students "stated Junior Kim Brennecke

P hoto by Cynthia Bellow,

Say in g Goo d-b ye Juniors M 1chelk Kunze and Brook Porter, with ,en1ors Cynthia Bellow-., Carol me Wachtler and Claire Skorski gather round to ,ay goodbye at the end of OES This group of students went 10 Mt Evan, "'1th R alston and Coal Creek Elementary ,chnols during the first ,vcek of Novemb1-r \Vhen a,kcd what the funniest thmg was, Junior Brook Porter and senior A hlcy M ccullough s1mul tancou,lv replied," When the boys' dorm had bumping wars, the top floor wa, ,Jamming the bun!- bed, and Jumping up and down,,, h1lc the bouom fl<"1or wa-. hanging on the ceiling \Ve 1h1,ught the floor ,vas going to fall thn,ugh · Ph1110 P) P C1c,l.1r

See in g i s b eli evi n g ! Th is ou t s t a ndin g p l a y r ea ll y m akes yo u think a b ou t iss u es i n th e r ea l w o rld T h e s t ory t ouc h es dee pl y i nto h o w life c an b e diffi c ult a nd h o w it ca n b e t a k e n adv a ntag e of. Eve n i n th e t o ugh es t c onditio n s, pe o ple s eem

t o p u ll thro u g h and l earn fr o m ex p e ri e n ce. " The c a s t in Fl o wers fo r Algernon wa s g r ea t. We r eall y h a d th e o pp o rtun i t y t o g et c l ose whi c h mad e o ur p e rfo rman c e e v e n b e tt er " s a ys Monica Loseman. V Rudl o ff & J Blum

G row in g in Lea ps a nd Bo und s Se ni o r J aso n Pa sc hall repo n s 10 th e d oc to r Juni or Bnan O utlan d o n C ha rli e·~ ( Da n M a tl oc k. ) prog re.,., Th e p re pa rati o n fo r th 1, pe rfo nn a nce '> lan ed bac k. in Nove mber a nd we nt a ll th e way thro ug h C hri <, tm a break. Th e'>e de di ca te d ac to r and ac tres~ gave up their a ft e r !>c hoo l II fe to re he a f\e fo r th e pl a} E ve n th o ug h they had 10 g ive up the ir prec 1o u, tim e fro m 2 30 until 5 00. 1he} a ll a g ree d 1t wa~ wo nh 11 Ph o to by Ro n F1n e l11

Li s ten Here So nn y Carry in g o n w ith an 1n1e ll ec tu a l co nversa ti o n, Bn a n O utl an d a nd T J Fe th de te nnm e the life o f yo un g C harli e Th e p lay be c am e a g rea t b ig , ucce-.-. thro ug ho ul the w hole-.c hoo l E ve n teac he rs we re hi g hl y impressed with all th e tal en 1 o f 1he dra ma c lub th, ., yea r Mr Ro n Fin e llt <, aid , " Th e evo lu1 1o n o f C ha rli e ' , c ha rac ter was do ne w tth !> Ub tle ty a nd und er.. tandm g." Ph o to b y J os h Gree n "\ l ot e l'\ 36 - )"" {\\O. J u s t S c hoo l

Mak e-up A rti t Even though Junior Melinda En1anuel did not have a maJor part an the pla)' ,he cake, ca re 1n putun g on her stage make-up The cas t helped each other with costume'> and otherde1a1b of their appearance to add real"m The) also u'>ed the co,tume, for Children , Th eater and some of the props from Theater class Photo by Ron F1 nelh

Yo u' re Fir ed Senior Mind y Nelms pla ys a bal-.ery ow ner who 1s forced to fire C harhe (Dan Matlock) because he has go tt en too sma rt for his own good The ,hows ticket pnce was $5 00, unless you were o ne of th e lucky people to receive a discount coupon fr om one o f the cast members The cas t was responsible for every aspect of th e production from making p osters to bu1ld1ng th e set Photo by Ron Fmelh

A lge rn o n 's a S mart Mou se Junior Da n Matl ock as C harli e can '1 ge t over how a mouse cou Id be s mart e noug h to beat h, rn through th e maze test Dan ·s ac tin g sl-. 111 was put to th e test in thi s role as he had to cha nge. scene by sce ne from 1 moron to a geni us. Every ac tor gave s uc h an dramatic perfonnance that left th e audience tearful until th e las t scene P hoto by Ron Fin el lt

lA lm os t Ready Senior stude nt director and cast member • Mo ni ca Lo,eman re nee 1, on !he la,1 m1nu1e detail, before the 7 00 pm curtain F/oH ers \\a, an oul\1and1ng perfonnance by the Drama Club prec;cn1ed on tour night s 1n January The pla) dre\>. an amazing. number of ,tudents, parent,. laughs and tear, Pho10 b) Ron Fanelli l

From deadly civi l wars to unprecedented peace treaties , many different political, cultural and environmental changes occurred in the world and nation during the past year. Some of these

events were simply amusing while o t hers will have a long lasting impact on lives. H owever, none of these should be forgotten, t he most memorable are depicted on the following two pages. J. Burke

E n v ir o nm e nt a l Iss u es became an 1n1portant goal and a corporate man date for many compan1e,; J ohm,on & J ohnson, McDonald ', Corp and leading users of paper-ba\ed product-. took an unpreceden ted envi ronmental 1nit1a11ve and JOtncd together to booc,1 th e ir u'>e of recycled paper Wor l-.tn g with the Environmental Defen\e Fund, the con1 pan1 e, wil l help devise wa}s to increase their u,e of recycled paper and encourage their <,upp l1 en, to u-.e more env1ronmcntally -.ound methodc, 10 make paper produ c t'>

Photo by AP

Vasse r Ar a f a t made history 1n September when he signed a peace treaty w11h hrael The 64 yea r old leader of the Pal es tin e L1beratton Organ1zat1on once told a reporter " I a m a freedom fighter l am s ure thi s 1s the way that hi story wi ll remember me " But Arafal 1s ah,o a polt11c1an, going out ofh1i. way to ki ss babies. ,hake h and-., work th e crowd,-· al ways ,howmg that he was some thin g more than a guemlla fighter with a three-day beard

Photo by AP

Hill ary Rodh a m C lint on chaired the Wh11e Hou-.e ta-.J... force 1hat de, 1-.ed the health ,ecunty plan The fir-t lad_y hopes to gel mo-.t of the mone) for her propo,al through Med1ca1d. Medicare and sin tax.e, Ph oto b) AP

Boc;nia In Septt!n1ber the parltan1ent rejected an intemattonal peace plan for that de"a-.1a1ed republic The n10-.e po-.tponed a -.ettlement that would hav e ended th e 18 month old \.l.a r Ph o10 by A P

Bori c; Yelt s in The Ru ss ian Pres ident d isso lved pa rliam en t 1n an unprecedented move 1n late Se pt e mber and a nn ou nced new elec ti ons 1n a bold move 10 e nd hts long-running feud w11h hard-hners In a televised speech that stu nn ed th e coun try. Yeltsin -.aid he was d1 sm1 ss1ng th e legislature 10 pull th e co untry o ut of ti s pohttcal and ec.onomtc c n .,,, Parliam e nt has " lo,t the nght 10 remai n a t th e key levers o f , tat e power," he said R1 0 1s bro ke ou t hl!vera l day'> la ter a nd Yelh1n called in the anny to res tore pe ace Ph oto by AP

Mic hae l Ja c kson conti nu es 10 maJ...e new-. wherever he goes. If it 's not w ith h1-. albums suc h as hi s newes t re lease '' Da ngero us," 11's being caught up 1n vanous allegations The 35 yea r ol d e nte rtain er was accused of c hil d moles ta11 on. pl eaded innocent. and lat e r reac he d a se ttl emen t o ut o f cou rt for a rum ored $ 10 million Ph oto by AP

Throughout the past year, many significant events have occurred in the state of Colorado and also here in Golden . From gang violence to the co n s tru c tion of Denver Internati o nal Airport ,

these events have shaped the future for Colorado. This year has also been a first for the Rockies fans, who broke every a t tendance re co rd in the book. Dave Yang and Serena Dovey

Lea rnin g th e H a rd W ay Two ga n g members are apprehe nd ed by a Denver police officer Gang violence has become a maJor problem 1n Colorado and throughout the country Recently a p o ll wa s taken and 11s re sults s h owe d that Americans' number one concern today 1s violence Ph o to courtesy of the D enve r

Ho me Field Advantag e Don Baylor, manager of the Colorado Rockies, watches as his team talces the field Although the Rocki es· w1nn1ng record wasn't wonderful, th e team's spint more than made up for 11 Baylor helped in coach ing first baseman Andres Galaraga to \\ 1n the National League Batt in g Titl e Ph oto courtesy o f the Denver P ost.

In the Making Construction on Coors Ftcld began 1n 1993, and the stadiu m 1s scheduled to open 1n 1995 Located 1n lower downtown Denver, Coors Field 1s expected to bnng a lot of business to the area The stadiu m , along with the new baseball team, arc just a few of the maJor league changes th at took place last year 1n Colorado Ph o to courtesy of Mr Ron Fin ell i

Bronco s Beat Broncos new head coach W ade Phill ips and defensive coordinator Charlie W ater-- prepare for the 1993 football season Coach Ph1lhp s 1s the son of legendary former football coach Bum Ph1ll1p s Philltps 1n his first year of being a head coach lead the Broncos to a 9- 7 record a nd th e playoffs Ph oto courtesy of the D enve r P os t

Air Time D e nver l ntemat,onal Airport rises high and blends with th e Roc ky M ountains The airport 1s located northe as t of Stapleton and opened 1n early M arch Mu c h controver-,,y was involved 1n the construction of DIA, including arguments about money and th e re m ote locat1on Ph o to courtesy of DIA au th ori t y

Holidays are a time for family and friends Students enjoy ski trips, parties, and among other things, presents Sophomore S e th Carr says , " Christmas is my favorite holiday because I get lots of pre-

sents " Holidays give students a day off 1n some cases and in other cases a time to lose stress. Matt Montgomery said, "I like Election Day bec a use I hope to be elected one day ." K. Saunders and D. Yang.

Ca tc hing Air Sophomore ate Mataya gets some serious air at Steamhoat Ski Resort O\ier Christmas break ate commented, • I like any holiday in the "inter because I love to sk.1 " Skung 1s one lf the actt\iit1es Coloradans use to pa~ the time even though many natives have never tned the sport Photo by the Mata ya family

Ju s t C ruis ing Sophomores Jessica Dicke and Beth Elder set sail for five days of sun, and sea o, er the three \\'eek Chnstm~ break Beth stated, "The Bahamas arc reallv cool because there 1s no dnnk.1ng age " Leavmg the cold Colorado\\ inter\\. as not too hard for these two as they thoroughly enJoyed their "ta\ 1n 3!.SaU Bahamas Photo provided by Je~,ca Dicke

Boo! H allowee n 1s not JUSt a kid holiday Seniors J oel M urray, and Sara M erryman, Juniors K a th enne Saunders, Stacy Dn ggers, M att Thomas and M ark Ryen.on, fr(;shman Emily W eng rov1us and fnend s went out Trick-or-Trcattng even though they arc high school st u dents Halloween 1s the only holiday that we can be ourselves through," said M att Thomas Ph oto provided by Katherine Saunders

Ya Man! Juni ors Enn H awkins and Stacie Dn gger.. cnJoy a day at the beach over Christmas break S tacie went with Enn and her family to Jamaica, several other G HS students ,vent sou th for th e break avo1d1ng the cold 1n Colorado Junior Elton Naranjo 's favonte hohday 1s C hnstmas "because there's so much cool music" P hoto by the Ha\\ k ins fa mil y

Ma n y se n io r s h ave bee n asking th e m se lves wh a t th ey are go in g t o do afte r h ig h sc h oo l. Most se n io rs a r e in th e sa m e boa t as Keefe

Davis , as h e s tat e d , " I h ave n o id ea wh a t I am goi n g t o do aft e r h ig h sc h ool. ti O n th e o th e r h a nd m a n y , lik e Jamie Bakker see m t o have it

all pl a nn e d o ut . S he s a id , " I am goi ng t o C S U t o b e a mu sic th e rapi s t , th e n I pl a n t o wo rk at a s p eci al e du c ation sc h o ol. ti What t o d o aft e r hi g h sc h oo l is a big d ea l fo r se ni o r s and h o p e fu ll y th ey will be abl e t o fi g ur e o ut the ir futur e pl a n s and soo n

D Yang & M To

Tee It U p T e e T e e Se ni o r T ee T ee Ch o u sh ows o ff he r p1 c 1ure perfec t s win g a t a go lf c.o ur-.e 1n Jun eau Ala -. ka T ee T ee pl a ns to att e nd Ge org ia T ec h a nd maJor 1n bu c, me,;s T ee Tee -.a id th a t a ft e r he g radu a tes s he will " M ove to Tu c-.o n Anzo na an d w ill marry an ex tre me ly n c h go lf pro " Ph o to prov id ed by T ee Te e C hou

Decis io ns , Decis io ns Se ni o r Al ex Bezze nd es 1s loo k in g through co ll eg e m a nuals 10 fin d 1h e n gh1 o ne for h im A lex wh o 1s an outs tandin g s tud e nt , s ho uld ha ve no troub le findin g a co ll ege th a t will acce pt him Al e x co mm e nt ed , " I pl a n 10 go to co ll ege , may be Pu ege t So und 1n Wai. h1n g 1on It a ll de pend s o n th e money On c.e th e re I'll fi g ure out wha1to d o with nly hfe and hopefu ll y go with 1t " Ph oto by C' Be ll ow-.

I ' m Too e xy For T h is Pi c tu r e ~en,or A,hlcy Mccu ll ough \trut'> ht'> ,tul fat th e , tud ent co un c 11 auction A\hle) v.a, bought for 700 ca ns b) An1anda Fei n \\th e n a, k.ed v. hat his plan, \\.ere afler he gra duat ed he ,aid. " I wou Id h J... e to be a mal e s tnpper or an u nderwear model for Calvin Khn e" Photo b:y

C u rt a 1n Ca ll EboniL Caner practtcc, her routtnc for l'heatn.. Spon-.. After ht gh ,chool Ebonu:. v.ould hkc to , Tra\el tra\cl , tra, el, Spain Africa, Au,tralia , Jatl, opp, l mean Va t! Then off to ·oil age to hv e 1n some gu) ', loft ·

Photo by H Nuane-.

Day Or ea m e r Senio r Amber Sw isher thin k s about her futurc and how much time , he ha s untJI g raduation Amber sa id " My pos t -sc hool plan s arc to pan) go to the University of Puget Sound and li ve happily ever aftt:r Pho to by H Nuane s

B as e lin e Ace s Sen1orTracey Nobel di spla ys herd eva'> tat1n g backhand T race, 1s plan n in g 10 attend the University o f Flonda next year Aft e r receiving hereduca1 1on <,he plan s to " Go to En g land and win W1mbeldon "

Photo p rovided by Tra cey Nobe l

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Dav id Letterman . the darling of the late-night 1elev1,1on audience. left his niche al NBC and mo-..ed O'-e r to Broad,,a) and 52nd St 10 the ne"' ly refurb1'>hed Ed Sullivan Theater that CBS renovated for him He cha nged network., for a reported S 1'i m1ll1on contract And h1'> ne,1, sho\.\ '>wep1 the raungs "'1th rave re, 1e,-.., P e ru si n g th e h e lves Sophomore Dent'>e Shaner ,can-. 1he li brary's , helves fo r her favonte book "I can aJ\-.,iy, find m) favon1e boo k'> 1n the '>choo1 ·., library," Den,.,e '>tated Students · cho1cec; are -.ome 11me'> different than the top ,elltng boo k-.

Photo by Jo.,h Green

Falling Down Senior Donovan Schenck retreats ,n order to mainta in a good defens 1ve position against Lak.ewood on Oct 6 a l Lakewood Memonal S1ad1 um , while teammates Ka rl Rodnguez a nd C had Wadsworth watch from a safer position Many o f the GHS spons teams. most notably football, had belier seasons this year than they had 1n th e past As Donovan put 1t , ·•1 don't k.no,v wha t 1t was We J USt did a lot be1ter aga1ns1 6A teams this year than we usually do That's good" Photo by Cy nthi a Bellows

Steeeeeike One! Senior p11cher Lisa Doms deltvers a perfect stnke at Ulysses Field while sophomore Kelly Cooper and senior Amber Swisher prepare for the unltkely even t th at the hn1er will actually mak.e coci tact w11h the ball All of the GHS women's s ports teams had successful seasons 1h1s year, 1n sp,nt 1fnot 1n record Junior Heather Sawyer portrayed th e feelings of all th e teams when she said , "The fnendsh1p and camarade n e I found on our basketball team was wonderfu l " Photo by "Fluid" Aponte

"If the Demon s wou ld h a, e bealt n Eaglecres t , th ey \\Ould h a,e be(:n ma tc h ed up " 1th Centaurus ne,t, and easil) beaten them, " sa id se ni o r receh'er Jach Hage r

GHS varsity football has had a great season, with 8 wins and 2 losse s with their biggest win comi ng over Alameda , 48-0. A lot of the c redit shou ld be given to Coach Ed Kintz whose encouraging attitude constantly forced the players to be their best. "This is our best season since 1959; the fo o tball team has worked hard to accomplish thi s goal," stated jun io r fullback Gr e g Shultz. The Demons finished as cocha mpi o n s in the league and advanced to the s tate pl ayoffs. GHS lo s t a hard fought game, 187 t o the eve ntual 5A state c hampion, the Eaglecrest Raptor s. Coach Kintz be lieves the winn in g ways will continue next year be c ause the t ea m ha s "g reat c hemi s try ."

Run for da} lig ht Jun1 or-. pht end/ returner Jon Monckton cu t!> lei t to pi ck up good y.tn.lage after a kick.off an the pla)olh aga1n,1 Eaglecre\t Thi-, marked the first game Golden ha-. ever played on an1tic1al turf 5en ,o r running b,1ck K urt Jen,en said I wa, d1,appointed about the la-.1 game, but not the ,ca,on Photo b} C Bellow,

B. Elder , D Yang

T r y in ' m y b e t Sen ior gua rd Joel Fl eet I'> charged up over Golden ., drubbing o f n,al \Vh eat Ridge Thi, ~a!> th e fir.t Demon \ 1ctory o,er the Farm er-. 1n year, Fellow l ineman '>en 1or Marco, TruJ1llo '>aid, Thi !> 1-. big change from pa st}ear... Jt felt good to be a ~innin g team'

orlh ro" : Sh.me 8JIIO..., , '1.1 Jgnus BJOrl lunJ And)

8 .k'r R) an K.;,p.11 J .1,on CJJY1pbc ll, fr..: O ' Brien R"h

Kenner Sh.inc \\ ,cbcr. Todd '-ord ,irom Grci Le\111

AJron Che url'"'

Touchd O\V O! Seni o r All -C o nfe renc e runnin g ba ck 1'.urt J e n,e n break , av.a> for a t o u c hd o v.n again s t Columbine Jen ,e n ru , he d to r o , er I 1 ard , 1h1, sea ,on and sco red 15 tou c hd o ,.,n, While h e ha , g 1, e n up h o pe s o f pla> 1ng pro ball , J e n se n loo k , fon.,ard to play in g ,n c oll ege

What a pain! S e ni o r All Co nfe renc e v.1d e re ce 1, e r Ja e ~ Ha ge r c elebrat e, a g reat pla >. Ha ge r le d 1he Dem o n\ v. 11h a to tal o f '3'3 0 re ce ,, tn g }ard , Ht s l o n ge~ t rece pn o n \\.J ~ 5 ~ 1 ard -. and he a, e ra ge d ove r 18 ~ard ~ per c at c h

" I th i nk t h a t o ur h o m e games w e r e n ' t ve ry go o d but wh en w e pl aye d a w ay g a m es, w e pl aye d m ore as a t ea m ."- so ph o mor e Jo d i Mundt

The volley ball team had a very c hallanging seaso n . After losing 11 of the 12 varsity players fr om la s t year, dedication and hard work were the on ly thin gs that held the team together With only three se n iors, thi s wa s one of the youngest teams Golden ha s ever had . "This year o ur team wasn ' t that good because it was so young and no one had really played t oge ther befo re ," junior Megan Goodwin s tated Se n ior Mandy Smith said, "There were only three se niors thi s year, but we co ntributed a lo t. ,,

Things are looki ng up for next se a so n as the team gains m o re experience play ing . Sop homore Lindie Hitchcock sai d , " I think next year's volleyball will be a lo t better and h o pefully we ' ll have bigger cro wd s " Beth Elder

Bl oc k So ph o m o r e~ A ndr e a Erpeldi ng a nd Ca rn e Pea rse w o rk toge th e r 10 bl oc k th e ball T e amw o rk he ld th e ream toge th e r 1n 1h1 '> ba tll e aga in , t Co lumbin e " J e nJO) e d pl ay in g w 11h th e pe o pl e eve n th o ug h w e had a bad ,e a ,o n ,'\ a1d so ph o m o re Ca m e P ea r '>e Ph o to b y Robby D e f o re

Wh e n all e ls e fails Th e vo ll eyb all tea m huddl es toge th e r 10 ha s til y d1 '>c u,, what to do n e xt " S e r 11 10 me, l'll , pik e 11 ," a vo ice ca ll s fr o m 1n, 1de th e g ro up So und s lik e a g ood plan Pl a n , ltk e thi s a re what go t thi s tea m ,e ve nth pl ace in Leag ue Phot o b y R o bby De for e

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, think the best game we played was against Lakewood ( for JV) We

see med to co me together."'- sopho m ore Kim Ziegler

Reach for th e sky So ph omores

Beth Murph y a nd L1nd1e Hit chcoc k stretch their lingen. over the net to block the ball Murph y sa id , ·•Toe lin.t game again s t Stand ley Lake was a 101 of fun We pla ye d up to our potential " Ph oto by Fluid Aponte

Any day now Sophomores Jodi Mundt He ather Moon. and Junior Kelli

Schnase wait pall e ntl y fo r the return of thebalt " Volle y ball 1sa wesome 1 \V c' ll rock nex t )Car," s tat ed Heath er Mo on

Photo b y Robby Defore

\ Vhe n as k e d abo ut h is teammates hi s y ea r,se niorDo n ovan c h e n ck s ta ted , " I fe e l th at s ome o f u s had a tt i tude s ~e n e e d ed to d r op i n o r de r t o s ucceed ."

"We had a gre a t se a so n b ec au s e we defeated t ea m s th a t G o lden ha s never beaten b e fo re , but I wa s d isa pp o inted we didn ' t g o to S tate be c au s e that wa s o ur ma in g o al. '' Th is co mment by s eni o r c apta in Karl Rodriguez s h o w s the whole team ' s d is app oi ntm e nt t o ward th e s eason . Karl , a long with co-c apta in s Casey DeBerry and Clint Corbin , wo n All -Co nfe r e n ce h o n o r s t h is year. Casey , t h e on ly o n e t o gain fir s t team re c ognition, s tated that, "a ny o n e co u ld hav e be e n ele c ted [ t o t he All-C o nfere n ce t ea m] thi s ye ar ." The ma in weakness of the t e am wa s its la c k o f c on t inui t y Acco rding to se ni o r , Devon Brindle , " if we p layed a s a t eam , we wo uld have d o ne a lo t b e tter. " So p h omore Jeremy Ballenger a g rees. " It wa s a good t ea m , we just d idn ' t mi x v e ry w e ll. " Chad Wad s wort h

U nd e r C o nt ro l Senior Donovan Schenck head, tor 1he goal a, ,enior, Ca,c} DeBcn, and Karl Rodnguez wa1ch an amazement Thi-. yea r \\a\ tough for the GHS ,occ\!r team "I laked t he teJm \.\C JU\l hJven't played toge1her long enough •· ,en1or Bnan Ellis, ,tated Pho10 by Cynthia Bellow,

Juk e K arl Rodnguez u-,es ,ome fanc 7 footwork ro dance away from a La kewood defender Tut, .,ea-.on 1he team was he l d c;hort of 1he pl ayoff., by a l o,s in t he regiona l to u mamen1 to Standley La ke Donovan Sc henc k comn,ented. "I t h o u ght we d go to Stale " P hoto by Cynthia Bellow,.

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Senior ( ase.) DeBerr ) sa id , ..\ \- e had high goal\ and e,p ec ta t io ns but lo,, n1oral and 1ne ffi c1e nt prac tices held u, h.,ck ."

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Front Row Cltnt Co rbin Phil K1pha rd t Second Rov. a,,t coac h S teve Snyder Brandon Garrett'> Dann Menap.i ce, Jerem)

Balle nger. Ja ,on \Vall e nt a, Ca,e)

DeBert) Bnan Elh-. To p Ro,,. l'v1 att Beck T en) Sm11h. De,.on

Bnndl e K.irl Rodn guez, Leonardo

P o p e 1"1,ke Ander.,on Chad

W.id,,,.orth Dono,an Schenc k

Da, 1d Lowe Broo\... Poner C hn .., Corb in Ph oto by Cynth ia Bell o,,,

Ce l e b ra ti o n Ca,ey De B er) co ngra 1ulates M1ke Andet"',Onon a goal again'>! LHS at Lak e wood Me mon al Stad1un1 Thi'> wa, the first '>ea.,on ,n whi c h Golden '>Co red more goa ls t han ,t ., o pp o nenh ( 17 - 18) Said M1\... e, " ll wa., a record-se111ng yea r " Ph oto by C} nth1..1 Be ll o w,

C l eara n ce Goal kce !)l!rChnt Corbin punt '> th e ball down field agatn'>l Columbine Sept 25 at Lak ewood Me morial Stadium Clint produ ced a reco rd number of '> hut -ou t, th, , ,ea,on wi th 6 According to J ake Hill , ''bo th Karl and Clint mad e a lot of good ,ave,"

by C) n1h1a Be ll o,,,

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" We had a lot of ta le n t but Just weren ' t ab le to put it together this year . " - senior Je n ny Maren

Leave s are falling, the days are getting co lder , and the thrill of softball is in the air The 1993 softball season was one with high hopes and high expectations as the softball team was ranked 5th in the state corning into the season . The team struggled and be c ame frustrated at the beginning o f the year. They dropped from the state rankings , but later ca me on strong to qualify for districts. W ith on l y four seniors leaving thi s year, the t eam is relat ively young and as sophomore sophomore Christen Gair said, " It was a disappointing seaso n th is year but next year well be much better." So next year when the leaves are falling and the weather is growing colder, expect to see Golden so ftball on top once again. David Yang

W h o ' o n F irs t ? Third baseman Jill Coo p erihrows th e ball 10 firs t base Coo p er, a senior 1h1s year, was first team all league When asked why the 1eam had -,o many d1fficul t1 es this season Cooper said" \Ve JU!'.t d1dn ' t get a l ong th at well this yea r as a team •·

t eeee rik e! Lisa Dorns pitches to a Wheat R idge op p o n ent where she pit ched a "-tn wi th a score of 5-4 She had everyone c h ee rin g dunng the big wan agai n st ou r rivals The Lad y Demons had a good yea r even th oug h they gradua ted a lot of team members the previous year Photo b y D L owe

Photo b) D avid Lowe

s t a lot of close games thi s ,ear that \\e should ha"e \\-On ." -

Front ro\\ : Heather Sawyer Kell} K1rl1n Jill Cooper Tatum Mattox

Peter,on. L,.,a Doms. Kell>

Bac k r o": Coach Bob Hayes • Christen Gair oelle Benrens. Chnst1ne Smith, Amber

1sher. Shane Morrow. Came

Jenn} Maren Coach David Fairbanks

Speed Demon First baseman Came Myers, a sophmore, streaks toward third base Myers fell that "\Ve came close this year 10 making 1t to State but next year will be a big year for Golden softball •· Photo by David Lowe

, ving Batt e r Right fielder Amber Sw ,sher. asen1or,swmgs for the fences as Junior Shane Morrow looks on and waits her tum Golden won the game defeaung Kennedy 11-1 This victory helped Golden qualify for d1s1nct~ Ph oto by David Lowe

·•Golf wa s a lot o f fun this year, but pra c tice was the bes t par t. I am definite !) t h inking of go l f as a pro fe~iona l career." - Ada m Fay

The boys ' golf team, coached by Mark Hornecker , played well this season and learned that team work is the name of the game. Ac co rding to members of the golf team , this season wa s a lo t of fun . " I think we co uld have done a lot better. The team had some very strong players ," co mmented Coach Hornecke r. Acco rd ing to Coach Hornecker , "The number one player this yea r was se nior Mike Woods. " Woods placed 12th overall in the co unty and qualified for State by shooting a 78 He pla ce d 52nd out of 122 at the s tate golf tournament Woods was the only GHS golfer who made it to State. Other good players this year include seniors Jeremy Schossow , Jarrod Henningsen , and junior Derek Corbett . Ra c hel Newberg

Wa tc h Out Juni o rD ere l.. Corbelt 1-eeps h1-,eyc on the ball a, he gracefully tal,..e., h,., (ir-,l ,hot and dnves th e ball down the fa1rwa) Coach Homec ker ,a,d · Derek. wa-. a good team player th, -. year Ne1tt )Ca r he will be returning to make the team even better than th,., ye.ir ·· Ph oto by Cyn thi a Bell ow-.

S h a nk y ou Senior, M1l.. e \Vood and Jarrod Hen mn g-,en are walking to the next hole at a go lf tourn amen t Out of th e eig ht members, of th e tean1 onl) three were n, ors Wood,commented ·• 1 feel like th e .,en 1on, had a good ,ea.,on thl'> year" Photo by Cynthia Bellow,

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"The Gree le} to urn a ment was very hard because a ll o f th e ba ll s '" e nt out of bou nd s a nd it was a poi nt s tourna men t. I th oug h t \\ e did we ll 1n all o f the tou rn a ment s." - Peter \ 1oon ey

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I ndi a n T ree

Co a l C ree k

L ak e Arbor

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6 th pl ace

9 th pl ace

7th pl ace

11th pl ace

Fro nt R o w Coach l'v1ark HomeL ker De rek Corbett Jercm) Scho,-,ow Mike \\iooch Jarrod Henn1ng.,en Ba c k Row Adan\ FJ) Brian Murph) Peter tv1ooney Jo,hua \1 ole, Photo b) Cynth ia Bello\-..,

S hhh Sen ior J arrod Henntng!>en conce nt rate'> a-, he pre parel> h,m,elfto tee off The golf team th ,, year too k fo urt h a t the Walt C la rk l nvt1a t1onal in Love land Henning,en commented. '" We a ll tned rea l hard and we improved a lo t over la,t year Pho to by Cyn th ia Bellow,

FOr e Senior M ike Wocxh, wtng!> at th e ball hopi ng that 11 w111 not h11 anyone M ike made S tate th1c; year. ma king hi m the mo,1 val uable playe r o n t he t eam 1h1, )Car \ Vood, commented, " It wa'>a really grea t honor th a t l made 11 10 S tate my -.cn,or )ear"

Pho to by Cy nth ia Bellow-.

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"It was plea s ing to be on the tennis team because we obtai n ed a cosmic onene ss \\ ith each other , commented junior Dan Ma tl ock

A cco rd i ng to seni o r Luis Ferreyra , th e b oys, tenni s team did all right thi s y ear but they could have done better. The number o ne s ingle s player , senior Alex Bezzerides and the doubles team of s enior Mikael Christensen and senior Leo Amigoni , did exc epti o nally well. The team ,s dual match record wa s 4 -5 . In the area tournament against Evergreen High S c ho o l and Green Mountain High Sc h oo l they came in se c ond The tennis team had a lo t o f s pir it this year. A s fre s hman Bill Nee put it , " It wa s a learning experience and l hope we do better next year. ',

Serena Dovey and Ladonna Ke ith

• w i ng Junior Mike H all finishes smacJ...1ng 1he ball across t h e court to h1, opponent The te n ni, 1eam had man} Junior players and they fell 1hey will be s t ronger nex.t year a, senior.

• My l ea.,t favorite p art of being on the tennis team was the running,'" stated Ted Po hue

Love, Lo e Se ni or Luis Ferreyra concen trates as h e awaits t he serve at pracuce , The boys• ten n is team did not get to go to State t his year As Junior T rav i s Olson put 11, " Th e wors t part of t he tennis season was w h en Alex. was tnJu red and we couldn' t go t o Sta te "

Photo by Heather N u anes

Photo by H eat he r Nuanes

"Be t\\een ou r pizza ea ting and our tennis playing , " e had no th e ," lated Junior \l i ke \1 on tgo m e r)

Scoreboard

GHS/\Vhea1 Ridge GHS/Pomona

GHS/Siandle) Like GHS/Columbine G H S/Lake\\ ood

IOS\ GHS/EHS/G\.1HS loss G HS /Ch atfield \\ in GHS/Al' ada \\ e,t win G H S.Anada • \\ ,n G HS/Bear Creek

second IO\S lo~ \\In los-.

Front r o\\ Joe Ca,c.10, Ted Polttle Ball l\ee ,ck Ammon, ~11ke Hall Jal.k \\engro'V1Us Dan Beck Bac k ro\\ Dan ~1a1lock, Leo Am1gon1 Luis Ferre, ra , Mikael Chri,1ensen t-.11ke · 1on1gomer) Ja\On Anderson Jan Kim LlRa, Bec.k Tra, 1s Ohon Alell Bez1ende, Andre\\ Spr.iggs, ~11ke Bruckner Photo b) Brook Trout Press

ma h Senior Mike Bruckner , olle) s to h1, opponent s coun The team had one more loss 1han ,, 1n Senior Alex. Bezzendes said. ~1) favonte part of being on the team ,, a, when \\C got to compe1e aga1n,1 ,ome of the top teams and pla)er. H\ the s 1a1e ' Photo b) Heather uanc-.

Jump ! Sophomore Dan Beck le.,p, into the .ur 10 hit h1, ,en e 10 h,, opponent The tean\ pr,1C11ced ,en. hard this tennis ,ea,on and gener.,11\ <ltd prell) \\ell in their 1natche, again,t othe r schools I killed even. one.·,, 1th , m) awcson1e ,erve Photo b)- Heather bo.1s1ed Beck

"It ~as easier than I e'<pected. I~ as tired, but it was a good tired . State? Yea , it was hard, but I gu tted it out. AJternate is a really tough position."

-Dan Duran

Cross country is one of the most feared sports knowing that you have to run three miles as hard as you possibly can. Runners end up making their bodies go through injury after injury just to finish the season. "Everyo ne should run cross country so they have something to complain about," said freshman Kristen Versaw . The team was packed full of suffering and pain. " It's fun ... until you run, " remarked junior Erin Hawkins . The boys' team made it to State where freshman Matt Frost ended up only one second behind senior captain Tim Lan e. Along with the boys ' team junior Keri Trost represented the girls at State. After coming ba ck from State junior Mike Johnson commented, " I was ready for State mentally, but not physically." Laura

White and Sarah Hebeler

Almost Th e re Seniors Ja.,on Ru sse ll and T1n1 Lan e , tru gg l e t o f1n1,h regional" a t Clemen t s Par is. Lane barely missed All-Conference b ) placing 11th " R eg1ona1' was really tough. and I wn,h I woul d have got t en allconference," ,aid Tim Lane Ph o t o co urt es} of Ver,aw famt1 1

Move O, er Farmer Sophomore Step h en Schroeders11cksout hi s t o n gue to int1m1d a t e the Wh ea t Rid ge runner at regionals Schroeder w as o n the var, 1t y tea m th 1 , yea rand went to S t ate " If all th e so ph o m ores improve by a minut e. ne,t yea r w ill be a great year," ,aid Schroe d e r Photo by Versaw famd)

" \\ hen ) ou ge t to th e point \.\ h e n Jou r lungs a re goi n g t o exp lod e,) ou are abou t r ead) l o co ll a pse, and )ou ' re going lo hurl , that 's \.\hen \ ou kno\\ yo u a r e n ot'" orki ng hard enoug h ." - Brittan) I se nb e r ge r

Scoreboard

Fir s t r ow As,1'>tant Coac h Holl}

Gir l, Tiger In \ 1t a t1 onal Hon zon In \ 1t a11o nal

Denver Public Sc hoo l-.

Air Force Academy

Com mand er In\ 1ta11onal

Broomfield l nv1tauonal

Loveland Inv1ta11onal

orthglen n In v11a 11 onal

Srnok> Hill ln v1tat1onal

5N6A Lea gue C hmp -.h

5A Reg1o na b

-.econd los, fourth e ig hth loss eigh th to.,, eventh Io.,., ninth ninth

Boy" Tiger In-. 1t..i11 onal Hon1on In \ 1tat1onal

Denver Public Sc.hoob Air Force Ac.a dern)

Commander Inv 11,u,onal

Broomfield Jn\- 11 a11 onal

Loveland In\ 1ta11onal o rth glenn l nv11a t1 onal Smo l-.. y Hill l n\ 1t a11onal

~N6A League Chmpsh

5A Reg,onab

S tat e

los, los, .,, ~th tenth ninth lo.,, to-,, eighth fourth li t th Ii f th 2 h ,t

S\l.an,on Bntt..in) henberger Enn

Ha"" i...,n ., J e,,1ca Ka sel. Ken Trost

Bryn Hud so n , Mi chelle Kunze

R1c helle Mc~1urtry \1 idd le row

Becky Harmon , T ,m Lane Chu c k Cornely Holley Foster. Eric Storm,. 5ha\l. n Bakk er Dan Duran Bac k Row Sa r ah Hebeler. Mik e John,on N1c.olc Smi th Jon

Pin eau Aim ee Hoogheem , Mall

Fro'> t Head Coach Gina Neb.on

Photo by Hea th er Nu a ne.,

Almo s t Fini s h ed Freshman Ri c he ll e Mc Murt ry ,m il e, as '>he passe, a George \Va shin g ton runner Mc Murt ry remarked, That was th e best race. and J go t my pcr<,onal reco rd " Thi s wa<, the first SI-. for the g irl\ ' team a nd th ey pl aced fourth overa ll Pho to cou rt esy o f Versa.,.. family

up and Over Freshman Aimee Hoog hee m run , at Broomfi e ld ln v11 a t1 ona l on Se pt 25 Hoog heem mad e ,;eco nd tea m All- Co nference a t reg iona ls Hoog heem commen ted, " I wru; so exc it ed when I placed 11th " Ph o to courtesy of Versaw family

"The seaso n had its ups and dow ns, but it µa s a fun experience." - fre s h man Brianne Burri s

The gymnastics team had a fairly good season this year considering all the young talent. According to sophomore Katie Johnston , "It's still a young team, but there will be a lot of talent in years to come." Although much of the team was new, it didn't keep them from trying their best. Junior Kim Brennecke , a member of the varsity team s t ated , "We challenged ourselves to be better as a team and individually." Although injuries seemed to plague the team this year, they usually did not affect the team spirit, as in sophomore Sharon Micke's case, " Even though I broke my ankle, I still felt like a part of the team." Overall , the words that would probably sum up the entire season are dedication and fun .

teady Sophomore Sta cey McG uire pract ices one of her moves dunng her beam rou1tne The team's only win ca me at Lakewood with a team sco re o f 35 l " Th e best pa rt s were the days off and when we finished well," '>lated fre,h man Jami e Harve 1 Ph oto by Rob De Fore

Jamie Burke

Poi nt T h ose Toes Juni or Lydia Ra scon does a hand,tand dunng her beam rou ttn e The team did not ltve up to th e ir ex pe c ta tion s thi s year " It was a lot of fun and too l-. a lot of ded1 ca t1on , but I wish we co uld have made It to State," com me nted so ph omore Stacey McG uire Ph oto by Ro b Defore

"Th e good parts ~ e r e g rea t, th e ba d pa rt s w e re a ,, ful , but ove ra ll i t "as a g r e at e xper ie n ce." op h o m o r e Tr icia Ba ir

Scoreboard

G HS/Bear Creek/Whe at R1d ge -

G HS/LakewoodGolden Inv 1t at1on a l -

G HS/Eve rgreen -

G HS/ Chatfield/ Standley Lak e-

G H S/ Green Mo u ntain-

G ree ley ln vitauonal-

G H S/Pomona/ Arvada-

G HS/Evgm / Co lumb ./A Wes tLeag ue/Di s tr1 c ts

thi rd fir st e ig hth seco nd thi rd sec ond fifth sec ond fourth te nth/ sixth

F r o nt ro \\ S haron M 1c l-.e Rena Du se nb ul) De bb ie Bu c k \1 id dl e ro~ · Shire lie Sc h m id t. Da ne ll Ditt b ren ner, Seren a Dovey Bnanne

Bum s. Kn s t1 We ndt Ka t ie Johns ton.

Tri c ia Ba ir Bac k r o ~ · He ath er

S tr o bl e Gerda La n ge K im Br ennec ke Jen n1te r Reyne bcJU

T e rn Hob,o n Sara h Kanda ll Kellee

T aru m To rri e Bec"'ar Photo by S teve S m11h

Da n ee Ly dia Rasc on doe s on e o f he r d an ce moves dunn g he r balan ce be a m routin e TI1 e tea n1 hope s to .i cco mpli s h more nex t ye ar " It wa!> a lot o f fun bu t the re was al!>O a lot o f new ta len t so we' II probabl y d o bett e r nex. t ye ar ·• co mm e nt e d so ph o mo re Co ur tn ey Mc Na Ph o to by Rob DeFo re

T ou c hd ow n So ph o mo re S ta ce) McGuire co nce ntra te-. dee pl y o n a perfec t la ndin g Th e team wo rked we ll a nd vot ed Ju ni or Kim Bre nn ec ke mos t valuabl e gymna s t 'Th e re wa s a lot o f team sp1r.1, a nd I'll be bac l.. ne xt year:· s lat ed fr e'.'>hm a n Dan ell Dittbre nne r Ph oto by Rob DeFo re

The boys' basketball team worked through some turmoil and pulled out a 7 - 13 season. Injuries, suspensions and breakdowns in teamwork all contributed to the season ' s results Senior Andrew Wood says , "Pomo na was one of our

Sh oo t th e "J" Senio r Jack Hager shoolS a five-footer at Lakewood At the Green Mtn Tournament, the team had a perfect record with twov1ctorics Sop h omo re A.J Stahl commented, " It went well th is year, bu t I 'm looking forward to next year " Photo by Cynt hio Bellows

best games. " Coach Rod Pugnetti was encouraged about the this season desp ite the losses The coach and returning players are looking forward to next season with high hopes for a good season full of wins C. Wadsworth and J. Green

Close Call J unio r Aaron Cheuvron t struggles to keep the ball 1n bounds agai n st Lakewood The school ralhcd behind the learn, especially at th e "black ou t" game against Wh ea t Ridge Sen i o r Dam on Hor,t said, " I wi sh \VC had that much s upport for every game " Ph oto by Cyn thia B ellow:.

••\Ve are going to become a better ball team and s upri se a lot of other teams"• Senior Damon Horst

·•E,er)on e is c omin g b ac k a nd ~\

Fr o nt r o " : And) \lvood Jac.k Hager Kurt Jt>nscn, Darin Menapace Man R1ll0, B ac k r o \\ Coach Rod Pu~net11 Aaron Cheuvront. Damon Ho~I Rob Hoyt. Sean Corcoran Shane Bario"' Rtc.h Kenner Grant Varven, Coach Mark Valh!JOS

In t h e Way Six foot, two inch -.cn1or Damon Hor,t 1-. -.copped by an oposing player at Arvada West The Demon, eventual, fell to the \Vi ld Cats, SO to 9 I "The year \\.as d 1fficu lt, there wa, stuff that happened that we couldn '1 slop." said senior Rob Hoyt

C o u rt Quarterback Shufflmg h1, way toa ba,ke1, ,en,or Andy Wood look, for a tea nl mate to pass to The fan,alwa}, gave the baske1ball p layer. 10n, of sp1nt to keep them go ing. Afler the Wheatrigde ga m e, Golden delivered a I OOperce nt show of school sp 1n1

Photo by Cyn1h1a Be ll ows

Photo b, Z::em1

Photo by Cynthia Bellows

"We lea rn ed to p lay above th e ri m a n d go th e dis t a n ce: SEGA!"

Hea th er Sawye r

The crowd roars as our own Lady Demons jog onto the court, ready for whatever is thrown their way. The G HS women's basketball team went through their season with only a few but well deserved victories . Even though their

wis h Sophomore Allyson Reynold.., shoots to .,core 1n the game against Chatfield The ir prnc t1ce.., cons,..,t of dnlls, pep talks, weight lifling, and of course, lots and lot-. of shooting hoops "We have to play like we prac11ce, <,O we work hard," said D anell D itt brenner Photo by Rob De fo re

season wasn ' t the bes t , the stands were usually filled. The faithful fans of the Lady Demons stood by them even on bad days . Even though this season was a litt le rough, their future looks bright. Jennifer Blum and Holley Foster

H a nd s O ff Sophomore D anell Dtllbrcnner dnves towa rd the hoop during a home game against Arvada W est The Lady D emons were defeated 1n potnh hut not 1n pint '" \Ve ' re the shorte.., t team 1n the SA but \VC 're fast," satd A lly..,on R eny nold.s Pho to hy Cy nt hia B ellow-.

It n o t so mu c h th e s p i rit but th e co mpetition , \ VI !" h an e forrow

SCOREBOARD

Greele) Central Palisade Thorn t on Bnghton Thomas Jefferson Arvada Arvada \Vest

Fr o nt R o " : Allvson Reynold, 1 1ddl e R o " : Kell)' Cooper Heather Sa,.., )'Cr, Shane Morro\\., Christen Gair Ba c k R o w : Jayna Horvat. Danell D111hrcnner, StJcey Ho-. t. Courtney ~asa, Kara Rome. Coach Lisa \Vahl

Hus tle It Sophomore Chnsten Gair works the ball down the court under the intense defense of Palisade High, as Junior Stac y Hoyt stays close lo receive the pass. "l couldn't ask for a better group of girls to coach," said H ead Coach Lisa Wahl P hoto By Rob Defore

R e bound Junior Stacey H oyt and Sophomore Kara Rome play a tough defensive game against Bear Creek H igh School ·'Now that we have the basics down we can work on our 'itraleg1es," said K elly Copper Photo By Cynthia Bellows

Down F or th e Co unt Senior

M ickey Corell wrestles his opponen t to the floor during the match against W heat R idge at G HS Along with the leadership of the new coaches, the team captains, M ickey Correll and Chad Kopser, also helped lead the team to victory P hoto by J Green

Man t o Man Sen ior Ben Stevens struggles tobnngdown hhcompctitor

As sophomore Chuck Comely said, "The team had a great season

Although we didn't win the league title, we still had a very strong year"

P hoto by Josh Green

Fron t row : John M artinez. Jason Thomp-.on Midd le . row : Sara H eineman (manager). Tern Hobson (manager). Ryan Schwettman, Chff Kelley, Joe Sant1\l1, R yan Luca.... J J Gabrielson, Coach Chuck Barbee, Coach Toby Macs B a c k row : Chad Kopscr, M ickey Correll, Ben Stevc.ns, Rod Kelly, Todd Baker, Marc,is Trujillo. Photo by Zcm1

"The team did exceptiona ll y " e ll co n sidering that" e had a ne" coach and so man} ne~ \tresllers:• - R) an I ucas

The wre s tling team had quite a successfu l season this year. Under the leadership o f four r e turning sen iors, and the brand new coach, Mr . Chuck Barbee , the team won all but two league

S l a m H i m Senior Chad K opscr prepares to hip throw his Columbine opponent "Ou r tw o young coaches brought enthusias m co the team Although we lacked some of the strength of lru.t year's team, \Ve still did very well this season," sta ted senior M ickey Correll Ph oto by Josh Green

matches. " It wa s a great opportunity to work with a n ew coach. He had great ski ll s and he helped us to improve a lot ," remarked senior Chad Kopser . Jamie Burke and Serena Dovey

M u sc l e Man Senior R }an Sch'-"el!man pin'> his oppon\.nt during the Wh eat Ridge match 'Thi., year "a" heller than ever Even-ont.. 1nclud10g myself, 1mpro\e;d muc.h more than \VC had 1n the pa.,,, and we had a lot of fun doing 1t," said senior Marcos TruJIIIO Ph oto by J Green

core

Ponderosa L

Pomona L

Colo rad o Invit e 7th

Green Mountain w

Cha tfie ld L

effco In v it e 1 s t

Bear Creek

Arvada W es t

Fly Like the Wind Senior Becca

Deegan - Y oung strongly fini shes

hcrl 00 butterfly The addition o f three new assistant coaches, Junior Tim Blum, sophomore Ian Bates, and Tone Stuckless, helped greatly to improve the team throughout the season Ph oto byT1m

Blum

One More Lap Sophomore

Carissa Lauwers works on her freestyle stroke during practice "So m etimes I wished I was anywhere but in the p ool , 1n the long run swim team paid o ff and I had a lot of fun," re marked freshman

M eredith Keating P hoto by D Byrne

Arvada League State ..

w L w 1st 10th

Front row · Katie Dorsch, Serena Dovey, An Bate~, Penny Greely, Tasha Mark ovch1ck, Aimee Hoogheem, Sann, Keskimak1, Stacy Arndt Middle row · oelle Behrens, Jessica Riggs, Jennifer Blum, Knsten Versaw, Gerda

L ange, Ltz D oherty, Angie Johnson, Amy Turgeon. Ba c k row · Rena Dusenbury, Katy Ratz

1colc Six, Canssa Lauwers, Meredith Keat1ng,Juhe Berkman, Becca Deegan- Young, Ken Trost

Ph o to by T D1erk1ng

" H's fun to s pit on yo ur frien ds and not get beat up f or it ."

- Eileen Burke

It's not so mu c h th e co mpet i ti o n I hke, it's th e t ea m s pirit ... - Liz Dobert)

Th e gir ls ' swim team had a tough seaso n . Competing against mainly 6A schools , their dual meet record was not as high as they had h oped. However, they sti ll won the 5A championship Based on strong performances from un-

Take Your Mark s Ju n, o r T J'>ha M arkovc h1 c1' ge l\ rea dy to dive mto th e w aterfo rth e50 free M arl-.ovc h1 ck qu alifi ed f or Stat e ai. a membe r of one of the re l ay tea m <, G H S'<, re l a) 5 were amopg thei r ,t ronge'> t a:.se ts th ,., year .,., , th all three team'> qu ali fy i ng for State Photo b) Di ck B yrn e

derclassmen thi s past year, the team is expecting to get better 1n the future.

"Although we had a tough s ea s on in our dual meets, 1t was a great experience," said Senior Gerda Lange. Jamie Burke and Tim Blum

Perf ec t En tr y J u n, or Amy Turgeon ellecute., a grea t d1, e Th e d1v 1ng tea m wa<, .,mJII b ut , 1rong th l'> year. a lth oug h th ere were on l y two member,, both q ualified for League · If yo u do n I s\\. ,m. yo u do n' t kn ov. what yo u re m, .,.,ing,' sa id '>O ph omore N icole Six Ph o to by D B y rn e

" It's been a hard last three years but it ' s been really fun and I' ll miss it. "

If you ' ve ever been to a Golden game you've seen the 13 m e mber Porn squad strut the ir s tuff for th e amusment of the fan s. Spring try o ut s are held for th is team of talented girls. Not everyone is mad e to be a Porn th o ugh ; pra c ti ces are hard and demanding Po rns also have to earn mon ey for the team , by se lling candy or working bingo. The mo s t imp o rtant thing about Porns is teamwork " You have t o learn to work well with people ," said so phom ore Becky Hayes . B Elder and M. Tu c ker

Rea d y? O K.. .Se n1 o r Meaga n Dorsche a nd so ph omore Jess ic a Di cke s h ow u s h o w 10 be a P o rn Th e ir c h ee nn g thro ug h ra in and s n ow k e pt th e c ro wd ha ppy Thi s h as bee n a f un year I ' m loo k. 1n g fo r wa rd to th e futu re," sta ted so ph o mo re K a ll e Ow e n Ph o to by Cy nth ia Be ll o w s

Wo rk It G irl s Se ni o rs Ma c he ll e Vialpan do, Bec k y Purvis. and C ind y Coo per s hake th e ir porn s as th ey run o n 10 th e fi e ld Th e Tnd e tt es had thi s dan ce, as we ll as 0 1h en., d o wn p a t So ph o m ore AnJla Gupta sa i d " I rea ll y e nJoy ed d a n c in g dunn g ga m ~ " Ph o to b y Cy nthi a Be ll o w s

-Misty Rawson

"Tnde ttes is the ultimate experie nce and it was all \YO rth it!"

-Michelle

Vialpando

'93 - '94 Tridettes

C lo,vnin g A round The GHS TndLtte'> ,how u, th eir silly side Being. a Tndene put-.> ou u nder a lot of , t re.,, to perfonn well but when 11 s over th e Tndclte'> are a ll smite Senior Molly Ku zy k <,lated, ''It 'i. strei.sfu). e,pec1all} State, plu s I'm going 10 miss being on th e Porn'> i. qu ad Front Row : Be c k} Purv 1s, Moll} Ku zy k Mi sty Raw i.on. Jem Schroeder, Bec ky Ha yes. eco nd Ro\\ : Meagan Dor..che , Mi c he lle V1alpando Katie Owe n AnJlt G upta Back Ro \\' : Je~ tca Di ck e, Cindy Coo per, Ro bi n Ha glebe rg. Not pictured Kare n Heater. Coach Ginny \Valk er

Put Your Hand s T oge th er Se ni or R ob in Ha gelbe r g and so ph omo re Bec ky Hayes c la p to th e beat during halfttm e Po rn s wm, th e perfect chance to meet people ''You meet a lot o f nea t pe op le It ·s really fun , and I Jove tC 1" i. tated senior Jen, Schroeder Ph ot o by C Bellow.,

Hey Go ld e n Sophomores Jess ica Dicke and Kati e Owen \V 1th sen ior Mi c he ll e Vialpando, c heer o n th e footba ll tea m Th e Porns bnngi.p,nt to Golden s port s even ts and learn a lot from 1t. " Po rn s teac hes you a lot about hfe , love an d st ress," s tat ed Je.,,1 ca Ph oto b> C Bellows

Givi n ' It Their A ll ! J u n iors E m ily Bach m an, Con n na

Montesano, and M egan Goodwi n a ll loo k to coac h

Rhonda Have r for adv ice before a game, wh 1lesoph o m ore

H eathe r M oon di scusses playi ng time w i th coac h Li sa

B ar key All of th e fa ll J u ni o r Va~ lt y tea m s ha d

excep u o n al seasons. ga i ning p res ti ge an d renown for a ll

G H S sports p rogra m s Pho to by Cynth ia B e ll ows

Sophomore Football

Front Row : Jason Hall, Davi d Palme r, Mark Powell , Mark Humphrey Second Row ~Donald Hagberg , David Im er , Sean Nelson, Chris Hom, Henry Ri s ner. Third Row :Shawn Erwin, Brant Gleaton, Shawn Ford, Matt Driscoll, Jake Thompson , Jessie

Archuletta Back Row : Craig Sutton , Jeff Mall o w, Steve Barlow , Justin Hill , Mac Verser Photo by Zemi.

Freshman Football

Front Row : J Baerre n, J Badditt, S. Marquardt, A . Silvey, T . Eilers, J .

Hotse npiller , T Marshall. Second Row: B. Mead, D . Bradder, B. Dewolfe, J .

Hornick, K. Bilger, T . Du s ter, D. Smith, S Fisk , G Bunyard Third Row: Coach

John And erso n , Coach Glenn Dooley, J Bates M Dando, J , Wilburn , D Sacry, T.

Shields, M Hay s, Coach Bill Po s pis il.

Back Row: K. Atkinson, P . Foreman, A.

Wi eber , J Eagleson, T Mi cheal , E

Lo sem an, M , Monckton Photo by Zerni

7 =-= Junior Varsity Volleyball (left)

Front Row : Kim Ziegler. Heather Moon , Laura Zaharias, Je ss ica Collins. Seco nd Row : Corinna Montesano. Emily Bachman, Megan Goodwin, Sara Verbeck. Back Row : Coach Li s a Barkey , Knstine

Comely, Maren Olson, Lmdie Hitchcock

Photo by Cynthia Bellows

Level Three Volleyball (right)

Front Row : Tanya Tracy , Krum Brindle, Maria Ras con Second Row : Jennifer Dinges, Rachel Montana, Crys tal Swala

Back Row : Coach Rhonda Haver, Kari Leidich , Wendy Williams, Lynn DeBerry.

by Cynthia Bellows .

Junior Varsity Softball

Front Row : VaJerie Patton , Heather Wilson , Katie Dorsch, Lindsey Lusk , Christine Smith Second Row : Charlotte Parker, Brenda Akins, Allison Peterson , Amy Jankows ki , Carrie Smith . Back Ro,v ; Assistant Coach Wendy Correll , Sara Hutche s on , Tiffany Moon, Carrie Myers, Mindy Marsh , Maryellen Cetnar, Head Coach Sharon Spohn. Photo by C Bellows

Junior Varsity Soccer Team

SA - 6A League Champs

Front Row : Eric Anderson, Sky Still we) I. Back Ro,v : Brandon Garrett s , Jamie Konegni, Craig Gamble, Erick Bartosh, Jason Chappell, Roger Bye. Photo by Cynthia Bellows

Photo

Junior V arsity Wre s tling

Fro nt row: Jam es Kell ey, Albert Ilg es, Zachary Pike. Middl e row : Coach Chuck Barbee, Coach Toby Maes , Lucas Santilli, J os hua Walker, Zetb Haro ld, Matthew Rogers, Terry Eilers. Sara h Heineman., Terri H ob so n Ba c k row : Bryan Dewo lfe, Keith Gibson~ Shawn Env1n, Justin Hill , Shayden Ward , George LeBlanc. Ph o to courtesy o f Zemi.

B oys' Junior Va rs ity Basketball

Fro nt ro w: Matt Rillosi Nate Mataya, Ja so n Eagleson. Tobin Morehead, Paul Foreman, Zach Queen Ba c k row : Grant Varveri s1 Geoff Mallow~Darin Menapace, Aaron Tumer1 Rich Kenne r, Steve Barlow, Wes Pouw, Ja s-0 n Anderson, Coach Mark Vallejos. Ph oto by Todd Dierking.

Bo ys' Third Level Basketball

F ro nt row : Ju s tin Josh Molest

Ryan Morgan, Zach Queen, Lonnie Dyer

Bac k r o w: Coa~h Joe R i11os, P aul

Fo reman,, Jason Eagleson, ErikLoseman, Geoff Steve Barlo,v, J ason

Anderson , Layne Hodson, Coach John

Anderso n Photo by Steve Snide r

H ea d to th e Hoo p Sophomore R oxanne Ka> heads 10 the basket \\ h1le sophomore Tami Rodnguez geb down and pla) s dcfcns1,; The JV g1rli. bru.k etball team ha" worked hard on 1mpro\ ing t heir defense this season and learning 10 pla) as a team Rodnguez ~lated, Defense ts something you do that no one notices unless you don I do it " P hoto b) Todd D1crk1ng.

Girl s' Junior V arsity Basketball

Fr ont row: Johanna Tami Rodriguez, Wendy Hey,vood, Kimberly Gorman Back row: Nikki Varveri s, Roxanne Kay , Coach R andy Shrinert~ Lindie Hitchcock. Mi ss ing : Jennifer Eke. Photo courtesy of Zemi.

Girl s' Third Level Basketball

Front row : Debbie Buck, Kami Boodle , Ma r ia R ascon. Middle ro w: Jamie Striklind, J ulie Parker, Katie Smith . Back row : Coa<::h Lisa Wah l, Beth Hart, Tanya Tracy Erika Vierke , Charlotte Parker, Coach R andy Schreiner Photo courtes y ofZemi.

Get U p , Get U p! Assistant wrestling coach. Larry Ma y 1s g1v 1n g ome hel pful hints to one of the GHS wres tl ers " We are go in g to be a force to be recl...oned w11h. " Coach May said abou t the futu re GHS wreMhng team This varsity wres tlin g team on ly lost twice 1n its regu la r !>eason Ph o to by J osh Green

Pl ease Go In , Pl ease Go In !

Head coac h Li s a \Vahl waits breathless and speechl ess as a Lady Demon shoot s a three point s hot at the bu zze r " We nee d to sco re more point s and score consistently." !>a id Coac h Wahl Th e

Lady Dem o ns are s till a young team and expect improv e ment next year.

Photo by Todd D1 e rl.m g

Fo ul , What Fo ul ? Coach Rod

Pu g. nett 1, th e boy s· bas ketball co ac h , obJ ec ts to th e bad ca ll made by th e referee Next yea r th ere will o nl y be three returning vars it y athle tes, but Coach Pu gnett , sa id , " We have so me great l...1d s co ming up " Photo by Tod d Dierking

"' We ' re a mu c h improved team and we ' re ab le to co mpete with evervone else whom we play , but our big eo al is t o believe in ourselves ," sta ted boys' b as ketball coac h Rod Pugoe tti

Thb year w e are fo c us i ng o n a pos itive a tt itud e a n d b u ildi ng u p th e pl ay ers ' c on fi de n ce " is w h at girls' ha ketba ll co a ch Li s a \ Va hl had t o sa) a t th e begin n ing o f th e baske tba ll seas on .

Coac h es , wh a t a re th ey? Ar e th ey th ere ju s t t o ye ll at u s and t e ll u s wh a t w e're d oi n g wr o n g? No, th ey're th ere t o h e l p u s g e t e v ery th i n g ri g ht . Wr es tlin g coac h Chuck Barbee says, " I fee l Gol d e n wr esAn d A n o th er T hin g Coach B arbee 1s t e llin g sop h o m ore Gary Boa tm a n h ow 10 sco re poin ts a n d how· to pi n hi s o p ponent Gary, '-'- h o couldn' t finis h his season due to an 1nJu ry, s til l m ade a e x t rao rdina r y cont ribu t ion to t h e \ v res tli n g team Ph o to by J os h G reen

tl ing i s o n th e rise , the kid s a r e exc it e d a n d w e're o n ly go i ng to ge t b ett er." S u ccessful gi rl s' baske t ba ll coac h Lisa Wahl says, " V ars ity's t o u g h es t co mp e tit io n will be t h e 6 A t ea m s." M Roge r s and M M on tgomery

H ow Many Po i nt s ow Sw 1m m 1ng coach Ste\ e B ate, and assistant s\v 1m m 1ng coac.h T ori S t uc kless di scuss ho\\ to get enough po1 n h to hea t t h eir opponent Th e G H S s wi m team was kaguc. c. h amp1o n and di d \veil 10 S t a te Ph o to b y Ti m Bl u m

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" A co " b o) 's lif e i s a dip o f Co pe nh age n a nd a goo d rid e "e ni o r Da, i d Qur es h i

Eig ht seco n ds of pa i n is a n ap t descri pt i o n o f r o d eo T h e J eff e r so n Co unty H ig h Sc h oo l Ro d eo T ea m co mp et es in b ucki n g eve nts a nd a l so in t i m ed eve nt s, suc h a s r o p i n g . Th e Ro d eo T ea m co mpe t es s t a rt i n g i n s p r in g

Co wb oys h ave b ee n c all e d i n sa n e f o r co mp etin g in e v ents lik e bull ridin g. Th e ex plan a t io n f o r co mp etin g i s far si mp l e r th a n in sa n i t y. " Rod eo is a t o t a l ru s h o f Ad re n a lin e ," s aid j uni o r David Qureshi . Jos h Gree n

Chas in g a Dr ea m Juni or M1J.. e Mc G1nt y, a tea m roper a nd a ba re bac J.. b ro nc nd e r rope.., a ', teer tn th e tea m ropin gco mpellt1 o n O th e rt1m ed eve n1 .., a re tea m ro pin g. ca lf ro pin g a nd ba rre l rac. 1ng Mike -,a id . •·1 hope 1o d1 e n d1n g b ronc,." A ,e nt1m e n1 he ld by m..1n y cow boys Photo by Dav id Q ure, h1

Ro pin g th e W ind So ph omo re Bob William s a nd hi s ropin g pa rtn e r nd e aft e r th e ir target , a , pced y c alf Tea m rop ing 1s th e only eve nt in vo lv in g two pe o pl e earnin g point s " It 's a c hall e ng in g , po n .'' Bob s aid a ft e r p lac in g ,eco nd in a rod eo Ph o t by Dav id Qure.., ht

'l<od~o i, e,cileme n t'' • o ph o m o r e Hoh \\ illiams

Ba re ba ck Dan Senior Dan Kerr

nde, 10 the buzzer 1n J rodeo Sorne CO'-"bo7 , fir.I nde hor,e, 1n rod eo bu 1 mo ,1 g ro"' up nd1n g hor-,c, like ,ophmore Pat Engel Pal ~.ud I ,tarted nd1ng h o rse., 1n \V e,1e maire-, and built up toJeflco Hi gh Sc hool Rod eo Team Photo b) Da-. 1d Qure..,h1

Hold Ti g ht Sophomore Breu \\rtlliam, ,pur, h1, bronc. .ifter exploding from the ,hoot Rodeo "'.l' 1n, en1ed 1n the l S and 1, the onl A.rncnc.1n invented ,port Rodeo Amenca , number one ,p<>rt 1, a ,,. 1del) '-.n ov. n eitp r e,,1on u,ed b) cov. bo), Photo b) Da" 1d Qure,h1

Th e T ea m Na11onal H igh School

Rod eo A ,,oc 1a11 on ·, ') mbol "1t1ng nexl 10 a bale of ha y dunng a Rodeo

The Jefler,on Count) Hi gh School

Rod eo Team f ounded 20 year, ago a, a pan ofGHS The rodeo team prac11c.c, Tue,<l.iy, at th e Jeffer,on Cou nt ) Fairground, Photo by D avi d Qure,h1

Th e BuzL e r Danny Kerr mak e, the e1gh1 ,ec.ond" for h1, barebacl.. nde Buc.'-.ing event, are the rno,t dangerou, event\ 1n rodeo "Rodeo,._ add1cll\ e.'

Junior Mik e M cG1nt) ,aid a fter ge111 n g h1, hand pul 1n a ca'> t after a bareback - --· nde Ph oto by David Qure,h1

" I like s ummer ball because we have s pon sors so that means we tra et more. The playing is a lot more co mpetithe ." - se nior Jill Cooper

Does life go on after school ' s out? To many people it does. Sports played outside of school are very common. There are sports like hockey , Westernaires , rugby , and also non GHS team sports such as soccer, baseball , so ftball , and lap it up Sophomore Br ett Davis demonstrates a "-.lap shot" while warming up for a game Bre tl plays with his senior brother K eefe and seniors M agnus BJorkland a nd Rich Gores "The best pan of hockey 1s healing the hell out of pcople,"sta ted Br e tl Ph oto courtesy Bre tt Davis

swimming. How do students get involved with outside sports? Mostly they started young or learned from a friend. "My friend took me to a la crosse camp and 1 really liked it. " said sophomore Kent Davis A. Peterson, B Elder.

wing Batter Senior Mik e Boatman s h ows off his picture perfect swmg Mik e participated m Legion ball this past summe r to improve hi s skills for the upcoming Golden seaso n "Su m mer ball is fun because it's easy," said sophomore Gary Boatman Ph o to provided by G Boa tm a n

Do~ nhill bikin g is a lo t o f fun but ii' p~)c h o ti c bec au se yo u ha , e to go 55 n1 p h on a trail. " - so phom o re Da n Duran

Fl y ing Hi g h Senior Co l by Smith catches some air \lih1lc snowboarding and ·working on his tan on a warm winter day Snowboarding has become more popular among Golden s tud en ts and g i ven any day you attend the slopes we gua rante e that a Golden student \vill be ,;een Alth ough i t looks easy, it s not Colh)' has spen t many years. pcrfecung his talent Co l by ad\11Cc " Your fir.-t time snowboa rding you better expect to b e sore because you fall down a lot " Ph oto courtesy o f Colby Sm ith

Drink It Up Sophomore Bar d Nielsen demonstrates ho\\i to si multaneo usl y dnnk pool water and do the butterfly Dunng the s umm er Ba rd swims for the. M ount Vernon Country Cluh Th ey compete with o th er o rgan1za11om, s u ch as th e Golden Marlins who Bard used to s\vi m for He too k second place at Columbine Kno ll s Bard commented, " I' ve been S\v1mmi ng since I was a little kid a nd it s one o f th e few spo rts I ve k e pt up \Vtth m a inl} because I love the co mpelltt on ' Ph oto courtesy of Bard N ielse n Rev It Up Senior J osh Aumiller takes a jump ,vh1le dirt bike ra ci ng Dirt bike ra ci ng takes a lo t of pra c ti ce to master the s kill s of Jumping and slidi ng at high speeds "Co mpeting 1s the best part of dirt bike racing The adrenaline rush 1s great , " co mmented J os h Ph o to cou rte sy o f D Aumill e r

Home on the Range Sophomo re Laura Zahanas pull s he r h orse W1l11 e to a s top JU.St 10 time for a pi c ture Laura h as been nding s in ce s he was nin e " J really enJOY horseback nd1ng It relaxes me and ii is a lo t of fun especially nd1ng bareback," sta ted Laura P hoto courtesy of L Zahari as

--if ate 1'\ JV" {\\O. Ju s t a Gam e - 85

cademics_ is m ore than ju s t le amingt Leam i ng to acpie ve all areas of educ ation. tea · In preparing for the fu ture , ~lie ge or get ajob. Cla sses ra cou ncil to cltoir t o foreig n lanlMU~ bas ics s uch as lan guag e arts,~ socia l st udies. Stud e nts are alSQ

grades , l•s d e el in ential go to udent to the

of th e two new class es available at 0 -&-Aviation and Speedwriting. Fort.ho :t o spend ti m e in clas s afte r sch ool, two n~w asses l are offered du ring "ex tended block,~ Independent / Read ing with P ersona l Writing and Speedreading " w ith Cri tk~Rea ding. For,many stud en ts , elective cla sses arethe m os t impo[lantrea son for comi ng t o s ch ool. Mr. Joe McGinnis states, " I really feel that GHSArtDepartmentis one of the finest in th s tate." Whatever y<i.ur preference is, there c lass foryouatOH$~Remem ber that acad e s are more than justt :. · · des~ ourtney Sasa and Mi<l~ - T~ket- ,· i· .

Wow , Exciting! Se ni o r Al ex Bezz.e nd es, NH S pres id ent , beg in s an oth er mee11ng b y ca llin g r oll and address in g new bu s in ess whil e me mber T e rry S mith loo ks o n N HS helped th e co mmunit y by hav in g a ca nn ed food do ve, pa 1nt1ng th e h ouses o f th e e ld e rl y, and tut o rin g Al ex s ta ted , " Des pit e everyo ne's bu sy sc he dul e, th e pe o pl e 1n NH S ha ve ttm e to help th e co mmunit y ·• Ph oto by Cy nthi a Be ll ows

Gooood Morning GHS Fres hman Matt Rogers t alks int o th e m icro ph o ne as he reco rd s hi s vo ice dunn g Radi o Club Club s prov id ed s tu de nt s different ways to be invo lve d 1n ac u v1t1es at GH S S am Ol se n . a me mbe r o f Rad io C lu b s tated th at " Radi o Club ha s bee n a grea t e .xpen e nce for me." Ph oto by Jos h Gree n

Sitting at the computer late at night trying to write an English essay is not ..Mrs . Hull and Mn; White give u s project s and ass ignments that bring out the best o f our ability ."'Craig Gamble

an uncommon event for some students at GHS. Perhaps when students think of English class, the first

P l ayi n g DJ. Sen io r W ay n e Janec k sit s 10 th e reco rd i ng roo m thinkin g Radi oT el ev 1s1on teaches stu de nt s abou t th e wo rld o f com mu n1ca t1 on " I l ove En gli sh because th ere are no n ght or wrong answers," stat ed fres hm an Tra c, V anw oe nse l Ph oto by Jo sh G ree n

thing that comes to mind is a lot of reading and writing Skills such as public speaking, acting , and debate are also taught to students in English. "English is interesting, it stimulates the imagination," commented freshman Roger Stellers . S. Dovey

and J . Burke

Prese nt a ti o n Juni o r T iffan y Beck w llh d e li vers h e r s pee c h to h er E n g h s h c lass B ec kwith co mm e nt ed " En g li s h d oes n ' t JU St teac h yo u h ow to rea d and wnt e, It al so teac h es yo u h o w t o co mmuni ca te " Ph o to b y J os h Green

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You are Co rr ect, Sir So p homores Lay la 8) ars and C raig F ulmer en tertain th eir class w ith a p resen ta ti o n "Engl ish 1s cool Ou r teacher, M r Herge n re te r , acts hk e a s t udent ," remark e d fr es hm an Ph t l h p W1lh s.

Ph o to b y J osh Gree n

Brainstorming J Pray. s

Dovey , H Layman C Wac.htl e r

J D 1nzes and G M e n zies d1scu,s c u r re nt eve nt s 1n M r L owell

Sharp ·s cla ss. "The be s t pa rt of E n g li sh 1s w h e n we h ave g roup d1scus,1ons " said sophomore Can-.sa Lauwers P hoto by J Green

Break a Leg So ph omores Kat ie J o hn s to n , Ka y la H a pt o n s ta ll . a nd

B ry n Hu dso n ac t ou t a sce n e fr om a b oo k So ph omores h ave th e o pti on o f ta kin g Co mp I o r Com p

2 So ph o m ore J o na th an P ray Jok ed ,

" En g li sh 1s a good language 10 kn ow " Ph o to b y C Be ll ows

Sign Off So ph o m ores F J ones and M Hu m phr ey w a tc h th e tran s la to r s ig n th e E n glis h lesson

Th e re a re a vari e ty o f classes to fulfill th e int e re s ts of s tud e nt s

So ph omo r e M Mar es said, " Th ea tre 1s g rea t wh e n we ac t o u t o ur pl ays ." Ph o to by J Gree n

For e n ic Front r ow s Dovey J Burlse A Sc hO'>-\OW A ' antennan \4 O,good M

Lo-.cman A Erpelding M Sls,mmyhom D Bryant E Carter J Harve)' Second Ro~ T Becwar,

\.1 Sant S R1clsard L Brazil E L1pstem H John son H Holland C Wac htler T Lane , J Sm11h

H Layman , T Be cl..w11h \V Heywood Third R o\\ E \Vengrov,ous E Lo..cman D Matlock. T

Feth G Mmz1e s S McGuane , B l'-1urphy M Harvey K Koowthmarong C S1ege s mund , M

Emanuel C orberg D Sc hmied J Dmtc, J Pra) Fo urth Ro\\ M Tu cker C Hoyt A Holland

P Bo)'d A Coor'\ R Mc Murtry , C Coupen, C Myers K Rome A 01..cn L Zahanas L Kerr.

J Ru-..sel Back Row A Baldwin M Cline J Fiugerald D Willman C Lundy C Karros C

Pearse C Gair J Mundt J Goodland. R Turls Photo by Heather Nuane:.

Br ea k a Leg So ph omores

Laura Zahanas and Anna Olson pra ct ice their c uttin g for Duet Acting. which 1s part of forensics

"Fo r ensics ex p a nd s the 1mag1nat1on It help s you see things you've never see n before," sa1d

so ph omore Ch n sten Ga ir Photo by H Nuanes

Go G irl Senior Ebon ie Ca n er shows off heraward -w1 nnin gsty le dunng c la ss Allhough fore ns ics takes hard work , th ere 1s a lot o f fun mixed 1n "Th ere are great loo kin g girls at th e tournaments," commen ted so ph omo re Danny

Schmied Ph oto by H Nua nes

It 's D e ba ta bl e Sen1orT1m

Lane sharpens hi s debate s k ills

The tea m was succes"> ful and they s howed 1t thro ug h th eir many awards "Fo r e n s i cs teac he s s kill s that will help you throughout you r l1 fe:· s tated

Lane Ph oto by H Nuanes "\ ote, 1"

Ju s t G r ade s

Gett ing up a t the c ra c k o f dawn o n S aturday m o rning s in o rd e r t o c at c h th e bu s that leav es at 6 :00 a m fo r th e 15 h o ur t o urnament is so m e thing that fo rensics s tudent s e ndu r e weekly Ma y b e it 's th e gl o ry of winning that motivate s th ese s tud e nt s, o r maybe

Ju t Jok in g Senior en~ Hoy t entertains his aud ience while competing 1n Dramatic Interpretation of Literature "Forensics teac hes you to speak dam good • Joked sophomore Andrew Coor'. Photo by H Nuanes

1t 's ju s t th e co mp e t1t1v en ess o f th e individu a l, but th e fa c t s till re mai ns t h a t the se s t ud e nt s s h o w up , a nd

"Fore nsics c reates a la bora tory se rt1ng , vhe re spea ki ng, researc h , and th i nki ng s k11l s c a n be practic ed wJth out peo ple be 1n g h ar m ed i f w rong cho ices arc made." Mr Lowe ll Sha rp th ey are s u ccess ful Burke a nd Jami e Sere n a D o v ey

Br ai n Bus ting Sophomore Leah Kerr shows hersenous side Compet1t1on takes ded1c.a t1on but 1t pays off • Forensics lets you apprecia te the work you didn't do when you we re n ' t involved,' said sophomore Beth Murphy Pho10 by H N uanes

perform plays for elemen-

t a r y school students . Because they perform fairy tales with an exo t ic

Sc r ea min '! Se ni o r C ar o lin e W ac htler Jumps bac k 10 fn gh1 when she no tices th at Sarah Boy d 1s eve n more ev il than i.he suspec ted ' W achtl er 's hair, whi ch would stand on end for every performan ce, was a favo nt e of th e yo un ger el ementary sc hoo l ru g-rats Tres vog ue, non? Ph oto by Jos h G ree n

twist , these Demons are able to capture the attention of the younger generation, while introducing them to the art of th ea t rical production. Junior Steve Abbott concluded , ''Children's Theater is an intergenerational opportunity." L. White and K. Saunders.

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D o n ' t S pill ! Senio r E n c Rattelmueller (a brother) laughs. "'htle Junior T J Fe th (W1lh am) spills punch on senior Emily Pea"on ( pnn cess sour) Pear..on has decided that " Keeping a sour face 1s o ne o f th e hard eM th ings io do on s ta ge" Phot o by H Nuane s

Fir s t ro \\ : Roxanne Alder. Veme1te Due., terbcc k Stac) Dngger Laur.i DuJ.; e, \Va)ne J a n ee !,; Sarah MeIT)man , Ja.'>on Pa'>chjll , Sarjh Bo)d Emil) Pea~ o n eco nd ro \\ : S teve Eisenbarth , Apn l Overgaard Meh,,a Ill Sara l\-1ee Sjrah

S tein, A lex Turner. Caroline Wachtler. Heather John'>on Jeannie Miller Third r ow : Ginger M enzies. Cn,, Hoyt , Ltura Kolin T J Feth Ba c k ro\\- : Jim L indberg, Jeremy Zahne, Enc Ranclmueller. Lori F1,her Jod Murray Joe Younger. Steve Abboll , Boyd Nel~on Ja,on Am,parger. Heather Nuane, Chad Ozde m1r Photo b) H eathe r Nuane.,

Will You Marr y M e? Junior

T J Feth a<,ks se ni o r Caroline Wachtler while JO k1n g a round 1n rehearsal "It', a pla ce where you can act an d h ave a good II me, while warping c h, l d ren •., minds. (for a good purpose)," '>a1d Feth Ph oto by Josh Green

S noo z in ' E n c Rattl e mu e ll er(on e of th e brothers) ta k es a s n ooze during one o f th e produc ti ons Despue Rattlemueller's sleep disorder, C hlldren 's Th ea ter plays are performed for about 40 ,000 e lemen tary st udent s 1n a 20 mile radius Ph o to by Heat h er Nuanes

"'l f ot e 1' )" ~ t{\\O. Ju s t G r ade s - 93

F r on t r o\\- Ron Finel h Heather Nuanes, Heather

John so n Hi llary Holland. Breu Myers , Caroline

Wa c htler , Moni ca Lo,eman Bnan Outland eco n d r o'" Jo sh Brook, Marlaina Cleme nt s, Stephanie \V1 nkler. Daniel Shook , Ka11e Smith, T eeTee Chou. Missy Moms. Tracey Nobel Bac k

row Roger Stelle~. Sara h Wolf Ehud Aponte , S tacy Win sto n Came Pearse Photo by Fluid

W e ll . .. Mr R onF1nel lt , new s paper adviso r and Carohne Wa c htler Ed1tor-1n-Ch1ef discuss the next issue ·s graphics The Trident 1s a monthly production so ma ny deadlines so little 11 me Ph oto by Hea th er Nuanes

Ab s orbed J un iors Bnan Outland and Bretl M yers work hard o n th eir next stone<;, which are always o n time Senior Tracey Nobel co mmented. " Newspaper 1s an educationa l expe n e nce becau~ you can learn how th e new5,paper 1s run " Photo by Fluid

Argh ! Freshmen , J o,h Br oo ks, Ka11e S mith , Marl a ina Cle me nts quickly ty pe away o n th eir pa s tdue stones Sa rah Wolf added, " It 's very stressful, newspaper makes my life a la v in g he ll to ge t stones 1n on time " Ph oto by Hea th e r Nuanes

Stressful deadline s, angry and worried editors, stumped writers , and no photographers- thi s is all a part of the new s paper scene. The news paper is a way of com muni ca ting to people about issues and events that are going on or involv e them in some way.

Fluid f Although the new5paper s taff 1s U5ually hard at work., 5en1or, H eather J ohm,on and Eltud Aponte find a moment of amu,ement. Ellud say!>, " le ''> grr r ea t " Photo b} H eather Nuanes

New s paper is a way o f o pening pe op l e's eyes and mind s to what i s hap. pen1ng.

Indeed , thi s i s rather hard to accomp Ii s h.

Ala s, the

0 I n a h1gb schoo l envi ronment where o~n:; are in cootrot Newspaper is the one pl,1ce where we can use oorfreedomof speech "

Caroline Wachtler

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Trident i s ever c hanging. Heather Nu a ne s

A ll R ig h t! Se ni or Ca r oline Watcher 1<, deltnou,ly happy with reltef after finding out the ~ect1on editors, ,o ph omores, Stace)' W tn '>IOn, Carrie Pean.e and H illary H olland have fin1'>hed their layouts for newspaper Ph o t o by Flu i d

Wh e n yo u th in k o f yea rb oo k , wh a t co m es t o mind ? A bl o w o ff c la ss a nd an e a sy ' A 1 ? So ph o m o re Dawn Durant th o u g ht that until s h e go t fi rs t h a nd ex p e ri e n ce, " I

th o u g ht it wo ul d b e easy , but it tu r n e d o ut t o h a v e m o re wo rk inv o lve d . 11 Ye arb oo k inv o lve s takin g pi c tur es, wr it in g c apti o n s, and wr it in g co p y. Th e advi so r , Ron Finelli s t a t e d , " I lik e the c re ative

process a nd I liv e for th e s tr ess . ,, S eni o r Peter Cieslar s um s it up ni ce ly: "Ye arb oo k is an ex p e ri e n ce . 11 Mi c h e ll e Tu c k e r and B e th E lder .

Hmmm Se ni o r Pe te r C 1es l a r con te mpl a tes t h e m a kin g o f a gra phi c h e adlin e P e te r was th e gra ph ic ex pert a n d des igne d all th e g ra phi cs 1n th e boo k He sa id , " I lak e d u s in g th e co mput ers and ex p e n me nt1n g w ith diffe r e n t i deas " P h o to b y D av i d Lowe

Ty p e , a nd Ty p e o m e M o re Se ni ors J os h Gree n and V 1rgm1 e Rud l o ff wo rk q ui e tl y a t o ne of th e co mput e rs. J os h s aid h e t oo k yea rb oo k " b eca u se th e M o rm on (C h a d Wads wo rth ) w as 10 1t , a nd I w a nt e d to be a Podw ab 100 " P h o to b y R o n Fin ell i

H a n g o n t o Me! Courtne>

Sasa. P e te r C1eslar Tim Blum, Mi c he ll e Tu c k. e r, and J o.,h Green. h old onto C had \Vad '>wort h ""htle takin g a breather from }earbook.

Ye arboo k. h a d 11'> good ttm es. a, w e ll a, 11, bad plu s a lot of d ed1ca t1on Photo b y Serena Dovey

Front ro\\ : S Dove>. J Burk e , D Yang eco nd row ·

K Sander, , R F1n ell1 1 Coo k son , K Reinecker V Rudloff, J Hu ebe l, R Newberg D Du rant, H Nuanes.

T B o tw1ck. L Whit e T h ird ro": H FoMer. S Hebekr

L Keith, C Coupe n , R Trenk.. C Sa!>a Ba c k row : D Lo\\-e T 01erk1ng, J Green T Blum C Wad,worth.

P C1v,lar M T uc ker C Bellow, 1 Sp1v~> ~ot pi c tu red B Elder Photo by R ya n Goble

What to T y p e? Juni or T im

Blum s to ps and pond ers o n what to wnte n ext Be in g the Ed11 o r- 1n -

C h 1ef ha s a l o t o f res pons 1b1ltt1 es puttin g a l o t of ex tra lime 1n , and taking c harge T1rn s ta1 ed,'' 11 'sa lot of fun even th o ugh the re's

s tress " Phot o b y J os h Gre e n

Whi s tl e Whil e You Work

Fre s hm a n H olley F os ter and se nior C h ad Wad swo rth w o rk

bu s ily to m ee t deadlin e The big ges t fear 1s of " fatal errors "

Sopho m ore J amie Burk e sai d , " l love fatal errors and fatal e rron.

l ove m e 1" Ph oto b y J os h Gree n

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First row : M cc ull o u g h Burk e, Do rsc h Cox. Deegan Yo un g, S h oo k eco nd r o ~ : Fink , B e ll an 11 S wi s h e r M a rkovc h1 c k Coo per, Hahn , S mith , Third row : Ru sse ll Ho ll a nd , Goodwin , Duke. P o n e r , S umn e r , Du se nbury , Fourth ro~:

Sc h ne id e r P ray, B o hn, B e nt o n , Furt a k , D y ke. M a ta ya. Back row : M o n c kt o n Ch a pp e ll Coo per Hoy t , C h1 !. h o lm , Ho lland

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Ke rr ta lks to th e So ph o m o re Cla!>s

s tud e nt coun c tl me mbe rs about th e

cl a ss ac t1 v it1 es. Hillary H o ll a nd

co mm e nt e d " l w ant to make s ure

th a t eve ry o ne ge ts re pres ented "

Ph o to b y He ath e r Nuan es

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What ? Seni o r Becc a Deeg anYo un g 1s takin g part in an important

d1 sc u ss 1on So phom or e Ryan

C h1 !. h o lm co mm e nt e d , " l want to be inv o lved ,n !>C hool a nd make d ec1s 1on s that e ffe c t u s •· Photo b y

Hea th e r Nu a n es

D ec is ion s. Soph o more

Jo nathan Pra y 1s c on ce rn ed abo ut wh a t kind o f d ec 1!> 1on ~ will be mad e dunn g th e m ee tin g He s aid,

" I am he re to repre se nt and pro n, o te sc ho o l s pirit c 1t1 z en h1p and ~c h o l a rsh,p " Phot o by He ath e r Nu a nes

Hard-working people represent all of the students in the school. This year ' s Student Council has been working on many things: Homecoming, recognizing students and teachers, different activities for each class, community activities, the Student Council auction and student representation on various committees throughout the school.

"I am in Student Council becau_,c,e I want t o make a differen c e,' says junior Erin Furtak.

Student Council is a group of dedicated students who take on the responsibility of representing our school the best that they can Heather Nuanes

Work! Se ni ors J ru.o n Ru sse ll a nd Bn a n Sc hn eide r l oo k a t che pl a n s f or 1h e scave n ge r hu n t

M eagan D o r.c h sa id , " I w ant to be a b le to pu1 peo pl e's id e a s int o effec t a nd m a k e c han ge,; in o ur sc h oo l thro ug h o ur id eas " Ph o 10 b y Hea th er Nuan es

HO'\\ is thi s? Se ni o r Eileen

B u rk e ,., workin g o n a po s te r f o r th e '>e n1 or c,cave n g.e r hu n t A n

i m port an t fac to rin S tu de nt Co un c 1I

1s t ry in g to pr omo te c l ac;s s pirit

Th ey ra ised 7,000 ca n s o f f ood du n n g th e s tud e nt co un c ll a u c 11 o n Ph o to B y H eath e r N u a n es

When it comes to science, GHS provides scientifically enlightening stu"Ten thousand vol~ ru s hing through my body does not sit well ,vtth me • - Senior Sarah Merryman

dent body courses . ranging f r o m earth science to meteorology . Teachers enjoy working hands on with classes , whether Now T h at's Ig neo u Whil e ex. am1n1n g a rock co ll ec ti on Mr D1d e n ck Iverso n an d Kac i Ke ll y di sc uss differe nt ty pe s o f roc ks Ma ny s tud e nt ::, tak e pa rt ,n 1nt e re i:. t10 g e x.penm e nt s at GH S. Ph oto by Cy nthia Be ll ows

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it is with rocks or lethal chemicals High school would not be the same without the experience of dissecting a fetal pig. Ms. Judy Edwards commented, "I like earth science because the Golden area has lots of things we can see first hand.''

Coupens and Sarah Hebeler

I See Now So ph o m ore Da n e ll Dittbr e nn e r p ee r s int o th e mi crosco p e. l oo kin g f o r th e answe r " It 's a grea t o pponunity 10 teac h a han<b -o n c la ss," sa id M s Jud y Edw a rd s Ph o to b y Cy nthia B e ll ows

Co nfu ed ? SophomoresCalle}

Hu ghes and J amie Burke ti) 10 figure ou1 which Y.a) 1s north whi le on a biology field rnp ' It ~ems rha1 doing labs in sc ience lend 10 makettalotmorefun 'commen ted so ph omore Chnsune P e1ers Photo by Ken Vanderlaan

Ge t B ac k t o Wo r k Sophomore, J \Vurtenberger, A O1-,en , K Os h eroff and A Schosso\lt cake a 11me out v.h1le on a biology field tnp Biology 1, a great v.•a for students to get hands-on c~penence Photo by K e n Vande rl aan

What Wa s That ?

Sophomores Kelh Co lli gan and Ian Ba tes read th eir sc ien ce book while t ry .1ng to com prehend wh a t th ey saw 1n the microscope , Ri g ht now th e b iology s tudent s are st ud yi n g th e proce ss o f evolu11on Ph oto by Cy nthi a Bell ows

C ar e ful No,v So ph omore

Sh1relle Schmidt drops so luti o n o n th e s ltde to see th e results Man y s tudent s a gree chat u s in g mi c rosco pe s 1s 1he hardes t part of th e c lass " I absolu1ely l ove 1eac h1n g biology," said Mr Ke n Vanderlaan Ph o to by Cynthia Bellows

And the An s wer Is . .. Junior Nrck Huerta , and so phomore Bob W1lltam s and other s tudents are tryin g to get he lp 10 a mat h c lass While so me s tudents wondenfthey will ever use algebra 1n real life , others recognize math as a really important hfe s kill

a y What ? Senior Ehud

Aponte tne s to figure out his gra phi cs calculator Math classes are no longer JUSt adding and s ubtrac ting , but al so work ing with modem tec hnology

It F ig ur es Senior'> Jenn y Reynebeau and Chad Ozdem1r work. t oget her 1n Ms Mart ynu s ka ' s tng class Mo st st udent s admit tn g 1s one of th eir toughest classes Rega rdin g tng.JuniorTim Blum sai d , " I know I m gomg insane'" Photo by Jos h Green

Ca l c ulat ed Ri s k s Senior Danielle Granqu1s helps Benton Edie with an Algebra II problem

GHS offers high powered classes all the way to AP Calculus Senior Caroline Wa ch tler said, " Mr Putka ts anything but monosy llabi c " Photo by C Bellows

If you can balance your checkbook or figure how much paint it takes to paint a house, thank your math teacher. Whether we like it or not, math affects our lives everyday, Mrs. Diane Kessler believes, " We need math beca use it develops logical thinking and

Bea ts Me Sent ors R yan Wolfrum and Ro c kie Wil son ta c kl e another m a th proble m The y sai d 1hat without the n ew hi g h tec h calc ulators , math would be nearl y 1mpo ible Jum o rCrai g Manin sa id , " Without th e rational ba si s of mathemati cs, we are nothing ·• Photo by Josh Green

good problem sol-ving skills, and because it ' s easy to spell." The Math Department of-

f e r s classes from the basic Math Compe-

"Thehardestpartofmath 1s passing it 1 -~ Sophomore Nichole Smith tencies class to the super challenging AP Ca lcu lu s program.

It 's o Easy M l> Jan Martynu s ka Ine s to help T J F et h understand what'!> w rong with hi s solu u o n Without consta nt h e lp tn g 1s 1mposs1ble M s Martynu s ka sa id "Tng 1s the most u seful math, th e bedrock. of eng1neenng math "

Photo by Jo s h Green

Foreign Ian• guages give us a unique perspe c tive on life Al -

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ur love il whe n we ge t to dance aro und th e classroo m s1n g1n g Lalin so ngs'!" Laura Kolin

ery o ne takes a foreign language in high s c hool and some realize all the possibilities that c an be in

How Do You Do That? Senior Amy Gardner turns around towards Senior Courtney Cooley\.\. 1th confusion on their homework Looking forward into the future , Heather \Velch ~•d "I've always wanted to be a foreign eitchange student and now I have that chance in Germany ' Photo b} J Green

store for them. The c ourses that are given can make your future much brighter Even senior Danielle Gr anquist admitted, " Foreign language is cool!" Getting involved in the classes makes learning fun, especially when you get to eat the foreign foods! Virginie Rudloff

Uh ... Yea h! Studen t~m Mr Yanz's Spanish class lis ten 10 the lec ture he g1v~. The most advantageous part of foreign language 1s bemg a part of those delicious pany days Each class elects a day co scuff themselve~ silly and eat the food of theircountry Pho co by J Green

Ho,v Do You pell That ?

L} nn De Berr> asks Rena Du!>t!nbur) a question v. hale Andrea Archer and Rachelle Mcmurtry thank hard to come up v. 1th an an"" er Group dialogs and d1scu,;~1ons are a dail> part of a foreagn language cour;e Photo b} Josh Green

And o,v 1r JerT) Yanz lead, h1sclass m agroupd1scu Mon There are man) foreign language clas,e,; offered at GHS 1nclud1ng French. Gennan Latin Span,.,h and Rl ,,1an All classes are filled v.ith act1\1e.s v.h1ch help a student in learning Photo b)' Josh Green

Here' to Another Day The

Spanish class 1s prepanng • for a day of learning Hon1e\\.ork 1s alwa,s a part ol foreign language s ince pracuce makes perfect It reall) does makes thing!'. perfect for people v. ho are looking into the future with their language Photo b} J Green

\Vh a t ? \Vh1le Ashle) F100111 studies hard. Jennifer Duplessis stares awa) qu~t1on10g her teacher Jerem) Smdov. adm111ed to the his ov.n thoughts b) saying "Mr.. Poveda has some ver) strange phra. es such as pra1ne farkle and buffalo chips 11 made learning a little bll more fun Photo by J Green

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P ay lt e nti o n Senior. Peter C1e,l<1r Kurt Jcn,cn Wa 7 ne Jancck Bnan Eth, and T erry Smith watch Mr Bob Putka APCalculu, ama,cd ,tudent, with challc ngtng problem, ' It , more o f a challenge to f-.eep my eye, open • ,aid <,enior Amber Swl\her Phot o by J Green

Pr ec ic; ion Senior. <ihane Barlow and Karl Rodn gue, n1ea,urc exac t amount\ in AP Chem 1\try AP chcml\try pu , h ed th e envelope of com ph ta t1 on ,n che m1\t ry cla,,c.., If you re th1nk1ng abou t taking AP cla,,e, ,e n1or Mindy Nelm, ,a id " J u-,t Say No Ph o to by J Green I

Advan Placement are of classes pinnacle education tern . Only

ced (AP) the the systhe most intelligent, or the most foolish dare to sign up for these c l asses. I n doing so these brave souls practically destroy their GPA. As senior Tim

Tea m\\ o rk I va n Woehr S IC\'C L,mgdon and M1<..hclle (,rove, \\.Ork on J <..hc n11\I I) l,1b AP Chcnll,lr) ,howcd ,1udcnl\ "'h.11 hon1cv. or l- "'a, \Vhen contac1cd Hc ,llher John ,on ,aid "I n1 working on Ill} AP h:,1vc rne ,tlonc ·• Photo by J Green

Lane puts it, "AP helps the smartest kids 1n school flunk ." Senior Al e x Bezzerid e s comments on the intelligence of students w h o choose to

··A little advice don't lake 11 your senior year unlcs.., you need a good nap" • ~1i~c.,y Morrb

take AP classes. " We 're the smartest idiots 1n the school." Josh Green and Chad Wadsworth

H e l p! Sc111orC,crd,1 L1ngc peer, overda,,mJlc Tun Lme , ,houldcr in .1n .1llemp1 lo ,olvc .,n •\P ( .1lcu Iu, problcn1 Group "or!-. be<.. ;.une a llC<..'C\'>ll) for lhc hr.I t1n1c in AP C,1kulu,. Scmor Tl·e 1 Cl Chou ,a,d \P , 1.ind, for· Anal and P,llhl'II<.. · Photo b't Jo,h Green

The lights , the glamour, the paint, the pencils ... No it's not another commercial for a fashion institute. It's the art classes at G HS. From Photo 1 to Painting 4, most people agree with junior Rocco " Artists have to know the rule s before they can break them, " Mr G1:ne Young•

Scardello , when he says, "Art is expressing your feelings in a way that everyone can admire and mann enjoy." Artists are known for their abstract way of expressing their ideas through art. Many people think that taking an art class will be easy, but according to junior Jason Yosha , "I thought it would be an easy class , and it turned out to be pretty hard, but it is still my favorite class." No matter what your talent, the art program at GHS will help you create a work of art. David Yang

and Katherine Saunders

tic k y t u ff F reshm e n He ath e r \V ibon , S arah Ke nd ell and Bnanne Bum s si t through ano th e r ce ra mi cs class th1nk1n g abo ut th ei r fin al p roJec t s So ph o mo r e Jam es Mc Murt ry sa id , "A rt 1t ' s a lot o f fun " Ph o to by C Be ll ows

Co n ce n tratio n Juni o r Kim Bre nnec ke ca refull y s ta rts on he r wo rk o f a rt Co nce ntrati on on th e pic t ure mak es he r drawin g a s fl aw less a!> th e on g in al. S he 1s one o f th e few i nd e p e nd e nt s tud y s tud e nt s 1n drawin g :,, tud1 0 c lass Ph oto by C Be ll ows

Turtle Po,, e r Fre hman Barb Anderson puts t he fin1-.h1 n g touche.<, on her pla ster turtle in her crafb. class Lots of people tale an classes at GHS accordi ng to Junior Jesse B1elal becau,e Art 1, a grea t way o f eitpre,'>lng your ,oner fee lin gs ·• Phot o by C Bellow-.

L' Ma terpiece Sophomore Saman Sadegh i c ut s eye indt:.nllon-. into h i, abs tract c raft proJe~t Sophomore Juh e Heinz ha, de cide d th a t " The work , ., hard bu11hc re-.ult , ., worth,-..h1h.."

Photo by Cy nth ia Bellow

Fini s hing Touche

Fres hman T erry E1len. .<, tart , to add some co lor and ltfe into h, -. maste rpi ece Terry sa id he tool cra ft s class because " I co uld build and be c rea ti ve" C rc at1 v1t) " a grea t ta le nt found 1n G HS art cl asses. Photo by C Bello,,..,

C laymation Juni or T an y..1

Pr en11ce n1otd-. clay but the question"· into what,, , he molding

1r> Even in art cl.1,-. th e re a rc final .... and th;ir ', '"hat 11 was ' Art

c la v,c-.enh an ce the crea ti ve s p1nt "

-...1 1d Mr Joe McG mn " Ph o to by Cyn thia Bell ow,

t Grades - 109

First Ro" K Clark A Reimer 1\1 Thoma., / Ko,tcnn.1/l K Fret:mJn J Carr A Smith. A

e\\ Lomm. C O~fl:!. t,..t Grove.<. R. C¼ berg A ) amo T Pok.om}. K S.iunde~. t,..t Mahara., J

Kunu J Carr Second Ro"· J Akal M 1:xndder 1' Bennen K Rall. K Robtn<,0n K Wendt. f,..1

Keannc. E Ha~kin, R Black. T Van~oen-.t!l C Peter-. K Pre,ua-<.ehaub. C Smnh. T Kemler. 8

Pe-a...e S Ed...on Third Ro"· R Crane , R Dohert} D \\ti-.eman. Sr\ A Chn~ten~n. T Bau.S

Heineman C Riedel K Culler A Buchholz. Church D ~1enopace D Wo~ter.A Floe~.G Sm1lh

Carter C ClN>n W Eberhart B Stover T White B Grovc--.J ~1undt Ba ck Ro~ P Vona. S

DurJJl-keen K Kettlewell K Bohn E L1p-.tein R Alh-.on J Hoppin E. Ahl<,trom E AndeN>n. S

Schroeder r,..1 Berk D Reher G Hille) T V1g1I C Ryan C Curtt<.

Crescen do Junior, Eri k Ahbtrom Richard Alll\on. and Ellen L1pstem sltde 1he1rtrombones dunng rehear.al Richard made All-Count} band Enk commented "Jazz band open" your mind to a different ,1, le o f music"

Photo by H Nuanes

Mar c h On The GHS

March in g band 1s ma rc hin g tn perfect s te p a nd in perfect tune in a para de Drum maJ Or Mi c he le Groves co mm en ted. " Marchin g

sea,on 1s my fav on te pa rt o f band becau-,e I love to co ndu ct " Ph o to by Cyn thia Be ll ows

S trin g it Up Se ni or J ess ica

Mo\1cr 1s prac t1 c1ng her ce ll o during Orchestra r c h ea r ,a l Je,, 1c.acom n, en tcd " Mr Echon ha'> helped me ,o rnu c. h wi th my pl ay in g ab1l1t1es" Ph o to by T .

Dier ki ng

Mu s ic is one wa y that s tudent s express their c reativity. The Mar c hing band went t o State at Mile Hig h Stadium. The first performan ce for Symphonic band was their Christmas concert. Jazz band is full of the be s t instrument players at G H S. Orchestra

Too t-Too t Jun1orsMa1tBerk and Enc Ahlo,trom. -who are abo 1n Jazz band. are playing th eir be-.t dunng Symphonic band rehearsal Junior Chns Car.on said · Pia) ing m) sax, allow~ me to ex.press m),elf through the music "Ph oto b) C Bello\\-s

performed at Coors and at the Christmas co n ce rt . Di recto r Mr . S c ott Edson

C O mmented, "The talent ba se • 1s expanding,

" Pla ying lhe tru mpe t g1v~ me the ab1hty to e~pre~ emotions 1n an arttul way " Freshman LeJo Fl ores

and we h o pe to take adv ant age of our strengths."

Ra che l Newberg

Acce l e r a nd o The Orche.,tra 1, wor kin g at perfecting their music

The follo\.\-1ng made All-State Orchestra Sara Groenhoff Jes'>1ca h,10.,1er. and R occo Scardello Freshman Wendt Eberhan -.aid " Our mu,1c -.elecuon 1, great " Photo b) T D1er~1ng

What is 24th young and old. MounStreet Singers? Tee tain Magic is GHS' allTee Chou has the girl choir, made up prip er f e ct marily of sophoanswer: mores. Mountain

W e Magic performs at "Singers i s great, without the cl ass I don't knowwh

times we dance. " Singers is one of GHS choirs , that performs on a regular basis in front of audiences both

community centers , and nursing homes. Singers and Mountain Magic will be going to the multi-state competition called Cavalcades of Music, in Colorado Springs in May. By J. Hu ebel

S in g It Out Director Enc

Wems1e1n and senior drummers

Layla shadl uand Arbon Reimer. lead th e all-g irl Moun 1a1n Magic

In on ly his seco nd year al Golden

Mr We1n s ce1n had built a powe rful vocal mu sic department

Ms Jud y Van ce. GHS pnnc1pal sai d " I'm impre ssed with th e ir performance" Phot o by T odd

Dierking

24 th S t ree t S in ge r s Front ro\\ B Purvis. J Bakk er. L Shadu C Cooper. M Loseman. C \Vebb C' Sa nd ers, M Nelm, 5 Bo}d f Polomy T Chou A Fasick Back ro"' Mr Enc

W e1ns 1e1n. J Schossow J Sc h owengerd t A Turn e r. A Spraggs. B Nehon. B Ka ppe s. D Mat lock.) Murra} J Smdow, C Hoy t D S kala

Beat It Se n ior Lay la S h adlu of Singers and Jennifer Goodland of Moun1a1n Ma gic beat th e drum s dunn g a performan ce 1n th e aud1tonum on De c. 4 Singers and Mountain Magi c perform together often. in churc he s and hom es fo r th e elderly

Mountain M ag ic Fron t

R ow:R oshe ll e Walte r Kall e Bos io.Sa mantha T akaha shi. K~ey

Granth am. Brittany Isenberger

Kn sune Comely Amanda Fein

Hilla ry Turn er. Kati e Johnston, Je nnifer Goodland, Heather Moon

Bac k r ow Mr Enc Wem~tetn

Li sa Ma y. Pam Bau g hman

Mi ch ell e Jun ea u Kara DeCarolts, Br y nn Hud son, S ta cey Ho> t. Lind sey Bra zi l , Den ise S haner Libb y Lon g. Kelli Sc hna se. Lanna

Canady

Photo by C Be llows

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K e e p milin g Senior Amy Gardne r 1s happil y typing a page forhercomputerclass " Th1 sc la ~ 1<, better th an a stic k 1n the eye,"

,a id Gardener T he Creative Co mput e r class ta ug ht s kill s such as acc.ounung and g raphi cs Phot o by C Bellows

Wh a l ' T h a t ? Fres hman Shane Marquardt loo k!> 1n s urpn !-.e at Mr Bru ceS tokl en Th e outcome for th e business co ur..e s went well thi s yea r and prov id ed s tudent s w ith many <, ktlh " Mark e ting Education 1s en te rtainin g," sa id Matt Corry Ph oto by J Green

A n o th e r D a y A n o th e r A Fre!>hman Josh Wilburn and so ph omore Kim Ziegler type paper, Bu siness co ur ses he lp ,tude nt s pre pare for JObs Ms. Gail 0 e1l said ·•Students should be req uired to grad uat e with business cred it s " Ph oto by C Bell ows

C a n Y o u H e lp ? Fre sh n1an Hu y Pham as ks Mr Bru ceStoe kl e n 1fh1 , ass ignm ent looks co rrec t. 11

1.-. a fun class to tak e," remarked Pham The C rea uve Computer c las, was Just added to GHS and 1:. doing well Ph oto by Cyn thia Be ll ows

The students who take business courses are preparing for the future. They are always learning new and different things. " I think every student should graduate from high school computer literate:' remarked Gail O'Neil . Those students who take a Will it E er Print?

Freshmen Ja .,on Mccall and Shane Marquardt wait for their work. 'Those pnnt er; are so slow 1" said fre.,hrnan Mil e Hamn gton The computer.. 1n or ou tside th eclas_,.are for a ll Photo by C Be ll ows .

business course enJoy their new skills Sophomore Heidi Layman explained " Keyboarding is fun for me and l am actua I I y learn-

.. Why aren't there any girl computer gee~ at GHS who hang out ln the computer lab? '' a.-.ked teacher Bruce Stoellen

ing ," Peter Cieslar, Sarah Hebeler, and Laura White

Type A, vay Fre-.hman Lule Sta hlm er 1s fin1sh1ng up on a proJect for class • A great way 10 ex pre<;s \\,ha t we do a nd why we do II 1c; the fact that we I,le letter, " said Jamie Konegn, Ph oto by C 1 nt h1 a Bellows

Environmental Technological Preparat io n (E TP ) and Aviati o n are new

•' I' ve wanted lo do this si n ce I c la sses to GHS was Si)('· - Steve Kibl e r They offer s tudents a chance t o explore ca reer c h o ices and find a ca reer that of-

Loo k Ru sh Chns11ne Sm11h waits f or Steve Ru \ h, th e Av i ation teachertochec k hera1rplane w in g The cla,s had night simula tors to practice 0)'1ng Mr Ru ,h !> l ated , " After this cla-.s st ud en ts can go far want to int o th e av1at1on fi el d "

fer s what they are looking for. In ETP s tudent s learn to solve environmental issues to prevent future problems . Aviation allows students to take the ground w o rk ne cessary to o btain a pilot 's license , a dream for many s tudent s. Josh Green and Chad Wad s worth

Ju s t Rig ht Junior Tr oy V1g1I ge t <, Mr Rush 's approval o n ht , wing before go i ng on t o th e coven n g Students made powered and non-powered g ild er'> and airplanes Th ,., cla ss 11, a pra c u cal learni ng expcne nce," !> l ated Mr Ru!>h P hoto by Jo s h Green

Photo by Josh Green

G e ntl y o,v S te,e Sc hli e ma n put s a n ot he r piece o n h is airp lane \\--1 ng 1n a via ti on Th e s tud e nt ,built airp la nes a nd gli ders o ut of balsa \\-- ood a nd pa per Th e pl ane, will ha ng from th e ce ilin g a, an exam pl e fo r the the fo ll ow in g se mes ters c lass Ph oto by T od d

D1erk 1ng

T o u g h tuff Sen ior Tami Po k orn) loo k , a l her pr oJec t perpl e,-ed b> thecomp lex ll } Some s tude nt s felt ETP wa.-. a blo\\-- off cla s " ET P 1s n t as eas} an A as ,1 uden1s ,ome t1m e, th an k •• ETP ms1nJ1.tor Ehune Sm ith '>aid Pho to by Cy nt hia Be ll o\\, s

Got It So ph omore Jen nifer S m11h find , th e a nswer 10 th e p ro bl em s he ,s wor king The ho mework was n ' 1give n ofte n but whe n 1t was th e s tud e nt s co mpl a in ed a bo ut th e dt ffi c uil y " I ha te th e ho n1eworl.. an t ha t c lass," J e nnife r sa id Ph oto by Cy nthi a Be ll ow,

What 's So Funn y Na th a n Wn g ht a nd C J \Vh11an g laug h a bout a pa ge o f the ir ETP no teboo l..

ETP farce d so me s tud e nt s 10 tak e o n th e d 1sg us11n g " Th e so luti on \\, as g ross to make," s ai d Me la ni e Ri c hard s Ph o to b } Cy nthi a Be ll ows

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Measurement of P e rfe ction Fres hman Dr e w Sm11h n1akes s ure th a t h as bread box has a ll th e ri g ht m e a '> ur e m e nt s "S ho p" cla ss es offe r th e c han ce 10 c reat e '>Omethm g use ful. Dre w co mn1 e n1 ed , " Yo u ge t 10 build thm g), th a t yo u can reall y u-, e at home " Pho to by J Gree n

H e C ame , He Sa \v Juni o r Bryan J ohn s on work s on t he tabl e

saw a -, he <, lart <, 10 narro\v d own

th e wood to hi s s pe c , fi c a11 o ns Tht <, piece ,., bein g mad e mt o a c u11m g

b oard Ph o to by J Gree n

Let There B e Light

So ph o m o r e Adam F ay a n d Fre-, hm e n M a tt O ' Rtl ey. J os h Ba t es, a nd J o n Pin e au be g in ma k.1n g l a mp ., u s in g a l a th e ma c hin e 1n wood s hopdunn g 1he 1r access pe nod Ph o to by J Gree n

Pump e d U p Juni o r G a be

Asht o n shows o ff hi'> mu scl es whil e try in g to ge t buff1n th e GH S we ight roo m Tht <; ye ar s gy m clas ses co mbin ed wo rl-.. wtth pl eas ure Gabe s aid he 1s ta l-..m g gy m thi s ye ar be cau se. " It 's fun and it 's required •· Ph oto by C Be llo ws

In th e 9 0 's peo pl e are co n ce rn e d abo ut s tay in g in s hap e. A p e rfec t way to d o th is i s to ta ke a gy m c lass a t GHS . Juni o r Jay Anderson l ikes gy m

c lasses beca use " It 's fun a nd yo u ge t to pl ay sc h oo l boy g am es with h o t g irl s i n gy m s h ort s."

T ec h . a rt s m ay

n o t kee p you in s h a pe

Demon Po,ver Junior Steve "Bos ton" King bench prei.'>es an as ton1'>h 1ng 225 pounds as senior Mike Boatman encourages hi m to do a few more rep'> Mike and Boston hk. e th e class because "It s a good way to stay , n shape ·•

but 1n th e tec h a rt s classes yo u ca n sha p e thi ngs. Se ni o r C. Smith li kes tec h art s

c l asses

b eca u se " I t ' s so m ethin g di f-

fe re nt to

" I hk e gy m classes an d tec h am classes beca use their not as bori ng as al l my othe r classes.'

Brett Davts

learn ab o ut. " Bo th tec h a rt s a nd gy m c lasses are in va lu a bl e to GH S s tud e nt s. D av id Y a ng

Skip to My Lou Sen1orC had Kopser t.u..es a short breather after burning calones by Jumping rope J umpi ng rope he lps keep Chad 1n shape for the sporti. he play, such as football and wresth n g. Said C h ad. '' I love to s kip rope "

Photo by C Bellows

Photo by C Bellows

"Life management courses help you a lot by teach.ing you how to help out at home ."

Students often wonder how what they learn in school will help them in the real world. Life man-

Lan Yu agement classes

offered at G HS give students hands-on experience by teaching every day skills such

Li k e It ? Senior Corey C1nabro d1'>plays hi s ginge r bread mas t er p iece "Coo l-.1n g 1s t h e g reate st, e1.pec1ally when m } food turn s out tasting wonderful," co mmented freshman M aria

T embo Photo by Cy nthia B ellows

as co oking and interio r design. There have been many life management classes added to the course offe rings at G HS t o fulfill a large variety of different interests . Creative Foods, Interior Design , and Teen Living are a few of those added Jamie Burke and Se r ena Dovey

H o w 's It Tas te? Senior J Hu ebe l answers ques ti ons about her final product. " I' ve l earned a lo t about not on l y how to rna l-. e a m ess, but also about organ1zat1on and clean in g up ," re marked Hu ebel Ph oto by C. Be ll ow1.

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Finally Finished ~1s. Susan Julian and sen ior Jessica \Vagne r listen as senior Jennifer Hu ebel tells about th e co n stru ctio n o f her gingerbread house ProJec,., suc h decorating classroo ms make classes more int eresting.

Ca refu I Senior TerraAtz makes th e finishing touches on her design assignment Life management cour..es enco mpa'>'i a large \.anet) of 1ntere,ts. "The best part as the cooking because it' s a lot of fun s.iad fr~,hmen Kell) Knoll and Mana Tembo Photo b) C Bellows

Designing Woman Senior

Tern Spratte makes add1t1ons to her ant e n or design proJect The hfe mana gement courses dado ' t have as high an en rollm e nt as had been h oped " We're really ho pin g we'll ge t more kid s next yea r." sai d Ms Susan Julia n P hoto by J Green

Look s Good Senior Jessica Wa gne r watches wh1 le h er classmates show her th e next ste p Th e goa l of la fe management co ur..es as to make s ure that students have th e s k1lb ne cessary to h ve on th eir own

Photo b} C Be llows

Photo by Cy nthia

Bellows

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Along The Beaten Path So ph o m ores P ooJa Vo n a, Bn tt a n y Ise nberge r , Ca m e P earse a nd J e ff Sc h roed e r work o n b io logy p ac ke ts o n t he b iol ogy fi e ld tnp to C hi e f H osa Dr " Doc" V ande rlaan ha s take n m a n y s tud e n ts o n fi e ld tnp s Th ese lu c ky s tud e nts are th e m oM rece nt rec1p1 e n ts o f D oc's hands-o n a pproac h to sc ie n ce C am e sa id, " I h ad a good t1n1e I w o u ld mu c h ra th e r be o ut th ere s tud y i n g th e re al 1h 1ng i ns tea d o f rea din g a b o ut II i n te x1bo oks " Ph o to cou n esy o f Dr Vand e rl aan

Tap Tap Juni ors J ess ica Ri ggs and S h a nn o n Ke ll ey wo rk on a ph ys ics la b 1n M r S c halhan1e r 's cl ass. M a n y lo n g h o u rs we re s peni b y GH S s tud e nt s wor k i n g o n proJec ts an d ass ig n me nt s, n o t o nl y 1n Ph y51cs but o th e r cla sses as ,ve il J ess ica s tat e d , " Ph ys ics 1s fun Mr Sc halharn e r ·s n ea t in ve nt io n s m a ke lea rn mg eas ie r " P h o to b y Cy n thi a Be ll o ws

Inte rnational Club • Od ysse yof the Mi nd

Pr os t ! Here·., to a ll the hard work sel hn g Crystal Geysers and th ose dehc1 >us Gennan gumm) assortments. Senior Pe ter C1eslar looked on a., sponsor H.!dt Groess tned to sell a delicious Cl)stal Geyser at the homecoming ca rn ival E ch year 1n May. the Gennan C lub h ad a 1radt11on of anend1ng a fancy restaurant Ph oto by Ron Finelh

International Oub

Odyss ey of the Mind

Jennifer Goodland, David Johnson , Wendt Eberha rt Not pictured: Sponsor Eileen Cook, Tee Tee Chow, Maoit Lohani, Pooja Voria., Luke Carr. Khomkrit Ka-0w th umrong, Patnck Boyd. R oss Turk. Ian Bates , Layla Byars and Pete r C 1es lar.

Wh a t is it ? Junior Jennifer Goodland passes 1he structure 10 a sophomore 10 the OM circle " Wh at could thi s be"'' as ked Junior Khom Kaowthumrong, as the <,pontaneous question of the moment s tart ed Spo ntan eous 1s JUSt one of the thing, OM'er<, can do to ,t1mula te th eir mind!> Each answer 1s worth one poi nt and creative answers are worth fi ve Photo by Ron Fin elh

Obj ec tiv e Sophomore Ian Bates s tare s into s pace thi n king of ideas fo r what thi s objec t co uld be as Khorn Ka ow thumron g ex plain s 1h e rule s. " I ,2,3,4,5 each perso n gives an idea as to what the o bJ ec t co uld be One piggyba c k per answer and crea tive answers wtll be g iven extra.points " The Jeffco OM tournament was Marc h 12. l 99 4 at Wh eat Rid ge Hi gh School. Pho to by Ron Finellt

Fro nt row : Veronica Kurtubi. Montl Lohani. Mani t Lohani, Nasvhiko Yamaguchi Back row : Anne Lefevre. Heidi Layman , Felicia Jones , X1 Xt, Ebonie Carter.

The Spice of Foreign Life

International Club

Bonjour! Hallo ! Ho la! Salve! This year , the foreign clubs have really had a blast with all the activities that

they were involved in. Each of the four clubs , French, German, Spanish and Latin, kept themselves busy eating

at their gourmet restaurants The groups had an enormous amount of fun with movies, Christmas parties , glamorous

trips, and selling exotic candies Au voir, Bis dann , Ad ios, Vale! Virginie Rudl o ff

To the Limits

" Odyssey of the Mind takes you o n a journey of c h allenging the mind ... " says sophomo r e Layla Byars. Every year there are many options for expanding the mind 's capacity Some of the ca teg ories G HS is parti ci pating in this year, in c lu de a play (" Ili ad") and a s tru c ture (Se t it Free ). Each is accompanied by a spontaneous question Junior Luke Carr s aid "O M, it 's fun , you get to use you r brain and make a me ss at th e same time ." O n e of the a ttribut es th at a team must ha ve, is a po si tive attitude . Junior Patrick Boyd doe s have th is positiv e ou tl ook. He says "Thi s is a great bun c h . W e s h ould have one of th e strongest t eams l,ve ever been o n .)) Katherine Sau nd ers

Buenos Dias! Excited to be attending the homecoming carnival, the Spanish Club awaits their mouth watenng customers arrival Each club member also got prepared for an outrageous experience In March, the Spanish Club planned t o head overseas for a fun filled trip to Spain They will learn the Spanish culture and atmosphere that surrounds them Photo by Cynthia Bellows

Ca re ful Fre s hmen Manit Lo han , and David J ohnson alo ng with <,ophomore Ian Bat es are on the edge o f their seats as Ross Tur~ ptcls up th e sponta neo us strucrure AnotherOM'ergave an ex plan a tion of th e club, "Odyssey oft he M1ndfun exc ,ttn g and a mind tntn g u1n g expe nen ce," sa id fre~hman PooJa Vona Each week the OM team met on Fndays 1n Eileen Cook's room to build structu res. plan play s. and bu ild their min d w it h a dnll ca ll ed s pont aneous Ph oto by R Finellt

STAND •Friends For Peace

Mov e Along The members of IHOD express their views to the spec t..t ors dunng the Homecoming Parade while nd1ng 1n Roger Myer-.' newly decor .it ed tru ck This club focw,ed on learning about soc1et1 and othe r cultures They .i lso looked for way, to solve problems to get along with different groups of people Ph oto by Cy nth ia Bello,.,.s

Frie nd s For Peace

Fro nt row : Ebonie Carter. Fehc1aJones, Lan Yu, Manhtt Laharu , Haro ld Neara, Anne Lefevre, Roger Myers Back r ow: Chns Cu n 1~. Nathan Tom me r, Mkonda Tembo Bob l(jru,ey )G Xi. Moh it Lohan 1, Nasvh 1ko Yamagu chi,

Front Row : P ooja Vona, Rob10 HawlJn s, Crysta l Schenc k , And y Darlington Ba ck Row : Les he Bettt nger, Nicole Six, Mike M o nt gomery. Ken T rost, Kn s lln Ray mond, Jack ie Bomstten

Pig Out l ntema11onal Hou,e of Pea ce and D1 ver- 11 y (IHOD ) sells mou th wa tering dnn~, during the carnival before th e Homecoming parade to help ra1 <;e n1onc) for the club IHOD was a group which believed 1n world unity and peace They studied about different cu llure s and different ways of life from around the world Ph oto by Heather Nuanes.

Eat Up Bob K1n,cy and Anne Lefevre cu t watermelon sltces and o ther fru it to ,ell at the carnival before the Homecon11n g ga me Fn en d'> For Peace was a club at G HS 1h" year that de.ill w11h environmental und world 1-.sues This g roup put together .1 very -.ucce,,ful school 1dc recycling program t hroughout th e sc hoo l year Photo by Ron Fmcl11

A New Direction

Ever wonde r ed who always strung th e red ribbon on your car during the state-wide Red Ribbon Campaign? It was S TAND (Students Taking a New Direction), known formerly as ALLSTARS H owever, the club's activities went far beyond the one week during th e schoo l year. Who could f orget the coo l

bumper stickers and glow in the dark key chains from their table at Wellness Day. Simply by emphasizing a healthy life-style, and by keeping the studen t s of Golden aware of the harms of drinking and driving, designated drivers and abstention from alcohol became common in the life of Golden students Ei l een Burke

Paving the Way for a Better World

The members of Friends for Peace spend their time providing recycling pro-

Friends for Peace grams for our sc ho ol, and working with national environmental groups When you hear

the name Friends for Peace, think about the l ocal environmental issues of Golden : Rocky

Flats , the br o wn c l oud, trade agreements, car-pooling, and Coors. E . Burke

FBLA • NHS

\..tr Pr es id e nt Junio r Man Kaspar lights a candle, as part c f his ceremonial 1naugura t1 on as presiden t of FBLA During th e Homecoming carnival FB LA spon'>ored lwo tables in order to raise money for out of school ac11v1ttes such as convent ions and tri p s Sen ior Rocky Wilson said. FB LA 1s "a team ing e~penence and a lot of fun Photo by Pat Capasso

row: M s. O ' Neil , Pal C a passo. Danu ta G al uszka , J ennifer Hu e bel , Ms Pn ce Back ro\\ : Adam Sc hmid t, Pa t Co llin s. Man K aspar

NHS

First row : M. Beck , K Rodrigu ez. A . Bezzerides, C. Co rbell, G . Lange. J , Sc ho we ngerdt , Seco nd ro~ : L Doh e rty , R Newberg, T Blum M Lo seman T Nobel , Third ro\\•: T Ol sen , D Matl oc k , S M e rryman , P Ci esl a r, C Wac htler , E Be rk, A. M e nzies, M. Groves. Forth row : E. Furtak, H. Sawyer, S Dngge rs . M. Ne l ms, J C ampbell , B Deegan -Youn g. Xi X1 , E Whitford Fifth row : S Langdon K . J e ~n I. Sub letL , J Mare n C. Sasa K \Vyant , A J o hnson .S ixth row: B Myers , S Barl ow, E L1ps ietn , J Ri ggs, E Brakken, K. Brenn ecke , J Ru sse ll , M \Voods , J Sc hossow , A Turne r, Ba ck row : K Kaowlhunuong. S Kelley J , Sumne r, R Hoyt , T Lan e, P Bo yd , H Bohn , E. Pearson Ph oto by Todd D1erlJng

II Be Quiet People Se n1 ors Al ex Bezz.e n des, J ohn Sc howe nge rdt f Cli nt Corbett a nd Mo ni ca Lose man exerc ise th e1 r exec ut1 ve po wers of ad m1n1 s t ra t1 on as th ey att em pt to ta ke a tt e nda nce fo r one o f the NH S mee tin gs Mos t members h ave to ta ke tim e out o f th e ir bu s) access sc hed ul ~ to come to th e mee tin gs " In c redi b ly e nough we

do seem 10 ge t a fair a mount of philant hro pic ac t1 v 111es d one des pit e JI everyone\ busy sc hed ules," s ta ted Bez.ze nd es Ph oto b) T D1 e rk1n g

Front

Thinking about the Future

IFBLA is made up of several different types of s tudent s. FBLA also is a club which deals with the problems of today

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

The president of FBLA, junior Matt Kaspar s tated , "We plan to work with the Colorado AIDS Project."

Members of FBLA also compete in

areas of business such as accounting and public speaking, with members hoping to compete in na ti onals. Senior Danuta Galuska , de-

fines FBLA in the best way when she says, "It's good for somebody who wants to work in business."

Jennifer Huebel

C oncentrat e Senior, baa c Sublett and ~1att Bec k s11 and v..ait to add input to the conversation about what co mmuntt} !.el"\ ice NHS ,hould do next ~1an y members feel that the commu nit} service~ that NHS doe, are very important ' National Honor Society repre sents the be'>I of GHS and the '> pint all of us , ho uld ha\e :· excla1n1ed ,en,or Tim Lane Ph oto b} Todd D1erk.1ng

The Excitement Juniors Heat her Bohn and Jaso n Campbell si t co ntentedly at an NHS meeung 1n Ms Nations room as ot hers discuss current NHS bu s iness Senior Liz Doherty expressed similar feelings as Bohn and Campbell when s he sai d , " NHS 1s the h1ghl 1ght o fm y hfe I look forward to com in g to meetings every Wedn esday" In these meenn gs, N HS members help 10 decide what their next community proJ ect will be Photo by Todd Dierking

Hungr y? Sophomore reporter of FBLA , Pat Capas'>O, eats a meal of cook ies and hot chocolate after being induc ted 1n10 the club Many of the first year members of FBLA have become officers A matter of fact there 1s only one officer who has been 1n FBLA in pa s t years Freshman Adam Schmidt said, " It (FBLA) sounded fun , and 1t looks good on a JOb apphcanon " Photo by Pat Capasso

Focus on the Community

The National Honor Society (NHS) is not only a group of students with outstanding scholastic achievements, but a

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY club where they help other less fortunate people. "NHS is GHS students at their best. NHS promotes community and GHS's part

within it," stated senior Monica Loseman .

Jason Russell . This year NHS has done a food drive and tutorial program among other things. Todd

Dierking

"i ot e 1'\ JV" {\\~ Ju s t Getting Invo lved- 12 9

"National Honor Society is the spirit of GHS , it epitomizes the true student," added senior

Improv • Drama

Br ea k A L eg Fre-, hm e n Bria Hampleman and Mike Hall v.1th sophomt, res Ginger Menzies and Sarah McGuane "create a life dunng 1he final n igh of Theater Spons It opened October 21 and ran through the 23, drawing over 00 people a night "Drama Club,~ the only club where the spian s can get toge1,er and be pra,-.ed for tl," said se nior Joel Murray Photo by Jo sh Green

IMPROVISATIONAL THEATER

Fr ont r o" ·· Courtney McNa Middl e ro w: J i ll Katzenberger, Kayl a Hapton sta ll Karen He ffel fmg e r , Carly Siegesmund Back r o w: Jessica Kasel, Andrew Si lvey. Joy Zhang, Ms Diane Ke ler (advtser)

DRAMA CLUB

Fr o nt ro w: Mic he l Hall. Mark Ryerson , Melinda Emanue l Mark

Hi c kman M i ddl e ro"' : E m ily Pea rson Let itia Chris te nsen , Andrea Lantennan, Holl ey Fos ter, Mefj ssa Cltne, J ason Pas chall Bac k row: Bria Hampl e man , Megan Henry,MonikaSachdeva.Kaue Mc Willam s, Ebonie Carter, Wendi Eberhart

That ' Life So ph omores Karen Heffe lfin ge r and Jess ica Kasel discuss teen pregnancy with th e people attendmg th e Impro, s kll dunng Welln ess Day I mprov acts out s kits to inform people abo ut current issues s uch as tee n drug use and homophobia " I feel hke I'm helping so meo ne 1n the audience when I perform," said sophon,ore Cou rtn ey McNa. Ph oto by Cynthia Be ll ows

It' ho,v Tim e Seniors Ebonie Carter and Lon Fisher preform 1n Drama Club's fin.t produc ti on of the year, Theater Sports As well as produ c tn g the plays, Drama Club also adven 1ses and manages the the m "As an actor I can say that 11 1s great 10 I-n ow th at Drama Club 1s th e re, so ,ve can focus on our lines and nol worry about th e dirty work.," said freshman Mik e Ha ll Ph oto by J os h Green

'J hat' h O\\ Bu s in ess Senior Ebonie Carter and Junior.. Todd D1erk1ng and Dan \1 atlock. IT) a "puppet -.cene" \\. 1th aud i ence member. freshman Jennifer Blum Done for th e first time 1n Colorado. Theater Sports \\.as a huge success " \\'e couldn t have done 11 by oul">elves , \\.llhout Drama Club thing-. wouldn ·1 hri\ e gone '>0 smooth!)." said sophomore Ginger Menzies Ph oto by J osh Green

Reac hing Out Freshman Andrew S1 l ve) and sophomore Jill Katzenberger r. 1 ..:n1ot1onal during the Impro, s kit fo r \Vellness Da) l mprov goes to other '>Chools to prefonn but occas i onally th e) ac t for you th g roups at local churches " It'-. a great chance to ge t 1n10 the cornmu n1t) and reall> feel that> ou ' re making an impact,' !:>aid Junior M elinda Emanuel Photo b) C) nth1a Bellows

Drama Club is the magic behind the curtains, where you can test your skill in anything from lighting and sound to di-

Creativity? Say What IMPROVISATION

Impr ovisational Theate r is an outlet fo r c reative personalitie s, putt ing th eir acting talents t ogether in order t o help ot h e rs. l mprov performs all over Jefferson Co unty , inc ludi ng the Colorado Academy, h ig h sc hool s, area elementary sc hool s, Welln ess Day , and G HS assemblies. " I like lmpr ov b eca u se I lo ve performing and I feel like I' m making a di ff erence in so meone 's life," said sop homore Kayla Haptonstall . In lmpr ov they ac t o ut ski t s that deal with cur rent iss u es and teen problems , th en the audience is brought in t o decide h ow t o solve them . So phomore Jill Katzenberger said, "Th e kid s we perform for will li s t en more t o u s th an th ey would t o adult s." Holley Fo s t er and Carli Coupens

Lights, Curtain, Action

re cting and stage design .

" I like Drama Club because I get to work behind the scenes," said freshman Katie McWiJliams . Besides play production,

"'\

you're acting you ' re the center of attention , lt ,s great for your selfesteem," said senior Emily Pearson . Holley Foster

DRAMA

Radio Club• Bible Club

Fea r T hy Lo rd Leah Wekh teache<, about th e fear of God while 5arah M erryman and David Bryant ponder the thought that fea nn g the Lord 1s a good thing Every wea k a d i fferent member volun teers to teach a lesson to t he ro up from a d1fferent <,ect1on of the scnpt ure Nol all members are of the same rel g 1on but all member, do :..hare an interest in rehg1ons and showing th eir behef of God and love of Donu ts as sopho m ore Shaw n Bakker pointed out. " I love ll whe n \Vayne Janeck teac h es cause he bnngs donuts " Phot o by J osh Green

Bible C lub

Back r ow: Dan Duran , San1 Baker, Emtly P earson. Cbn l Corbin, A n dy Coors , David Bryant Middl e row : Ami M e nzies, Tns ha Dawn P ngal , Sara Megatert y, Leah Welch , WayneJaneck. Front row : Eri n Hawkins, Dan R anda U B ec k y H3rm oo, Laura Duke , Kiera B resnah a n , Sarah Duran -kee

Pump up the volum e Seniors Ri ch Gore s a nd Cory In gram mo nit o r the volume of th e mu sic in th e broad cas t booth M an y teach ers co mplain ed abo ut th e vo lum e of th e mu s ic 1n th e lo un ge, but s urpn s ingly so d id th e s tud ent s. " Th e problem 1s real when you ge t kid s co mpla1ning abo ut 11 ," said Assis tan a nt Pnn c1 p al D ave Anderso n Photo b y J os h Gree n

Rad i o C lub

Cheryl Pietrzyk , Tiffany Beck with, Jami e Moss J oy Zhang , M3tt R ogers, Clint Corbin.

n

Working For the Lord

BIBLE CLUB

In Bible Club , s t udent s c ome and le arn ab o ut o thers and th e ir wa ys o f li fe. " Bibl e Club is in s pirati o nal ," remarked s eni o r

Jason Russell . Th e r e are differe n t rea so n s fo r j oi n i n g. S oph o m o r e Bryn Hudson s a id , " It is really s p iritual and yo u c an feel th e lov e.' 1 The

c lub all o ws a n yo n e t o lea rn th e Bibl e. " It is a r e all y goo d o pp o rtun it y t o s har e yo ur faith with o th e r p eo pl e," s t a t e d sen io r Amy Menzies . Th e

wh o le cl u b p ra ys a t t h e e nd of eac h m ee t in g. " I e njoy pr ayi n g with o the r s," sop h o m ore Sharon Micke said . La u ra Wh it e

A m e n Keira Bresna han and Dan Randall pra} a t 1heend of a Bible Club meeting \\.h1ch were held on Fndays throughout the year Pra yer.. were evef} th1n g fr om a good performance ,n a p art i c ular s p ort to heahh fo r d1 '> tant f ne n d., to Ju,1 \ \ 1,hing God well Th e g rou p 's ,ponsor "'as teac h e r Mr., Sand} Na11on, and the pre\ldent was Sara M e rryman Ph oto b1 Jos h G reen

Whoomp , Th e re It Is Senio r Clint Co rbin re c ord s anot h er KSOF radi o prog ra m for access. Th e equ ip me nt for broadca s u ng the s hows after bein g recorded wa s boug h t by t h e J efferson County sc h oo l d1s t nc t The vanety 1n music was a l ways a problem , " l t wa s h ard to prog ram at the beginni n g o f t he year b u t go t easier as th e year wen t ," Corbin s aid P hoto by J o s h Green

I H a t e M ee tin gs Jami

e DJ 's and o th e r s tuden ts. Photo b y Jo s h Green

Gooood Morning Golden High School

" Wake up Golden It ' s time to go to c lass and learn stuff

Ju s t to get you in the ri ght mood, h o w about Van Hal e n with ' Jump ' " Thi s phra s e

RADIO CLUB or so mething s imil a r , wa s h e ard every m o rning thr o ughout th e

ina c tive for more than h a v e mu sic in th e f iv e y e ar s, mad e i t s loun ge a t lun c h , '' seco meba c k G o lden stu- n io r Becca Deegand e nt s we r e ent e rtained Young s aid . Th e muduring a ccess and lun c h s ic will co ntinu e n ex t dail y by mu s ic and the y e a r with s ix r e turnD .J . ' s j o ke s. " It 's fun t o in g D . J .'s. J os hGr een

l ote

"So- W ay-Ao h , So -W ay - Aoo h ," everybody screamsdunng the youth chant with Mi chael Simmons Mi chael Simn10n s helped the audience undefl)tand that everyone 1s equal.perfect and drugs aren't needed to get h ig h , but to get high on life. Welln ess Day was a s uccess in tenns of gettin g students to~ different views Photo by R on Finelli

Th e Purpl e H ea rf. A V1ec-Nam veteran shares hi s expenences with tn le~ted stude nts dunng the Viet-Nam Vet'5 Story The 5tudents ca n-1e ou t of thi s sess io n with a new apprecia tion o f what th e vets gave for the U.S. Man y pan els suc h ru. Groups, Options After GHS, and Gang Prevention and Intervention were in cl uded 10 th e day. Photo by Ron Finelh

EEEEEUUU. Roger Steller. lool-.s at an alcohol exh1b1t that graphica ll y ,how-. what alcohol does to your liver, your dn, 1ng. and your personaht) Toi, e,h 1bn wa, put on b) The Hall of Life and "as Joined with a ST.A D e\.h1b1 t in the parl-.1ng lot dep1cnng an alcohol related accident where man) S T A. D members acted th e part of into'<.lcated teens D1,play5 dunng the day includ ed Informatton and Health for Adolescents put on by the J effen.on County Department of Health and Fast Food Facts '" h1ch "as displayed by The Amencan H ea n As-.oc1at1on Ph oto By Ron Finelh

V e ry Intri g uin g. Senior Roxanne Alder ltstern, intently to a spea ker dunng the L1\ ing \V1th AIDS panel \\ h1ch meant to introduce ) oung pe ople to the problen1s faced b) in fected people and to hopefull) deter stu den ts from hazardou<, act1v1t1es The studen ts laughed and cned throughout th e ent ire panel d1,;cus-.1on and n10..,t student\ changed their awareness of tht s devastating and fatal di sease Ro\.anne Alder said. " I became very aw.are of how rarnpant th,., d1~ea~e 1:- 10 the United States •· Ph oto by Ro n F1nelh

U nity Ca n Happe n Ex-gang member, -.hov. the gang ,.,gn for unit}.\\ h1ch v.a, the me,.,age in the Gang Pre,enuon and I ntel"\-entton panel Rap v.a, u,ed b> the panel members to tell Muden1s ho,v gangc; affect their 11,e, and hov. to deal v. 1th a gang The Cultural D1,en,11y. Can It Happen Here ,peakercont1nued v..tth the ,ame me~,age of d1,ers1 t1 in the community Photo by C1 nth 1a Bellow, Uuuh Yeah "\Vhat do I sa1 ." sophomore J,11 Katzenberger think'> , hen a teammate que:-.t1om, her in the 1mprov portton ofWellne-,., Da1 The G HS 1mpro, group performed once dunng Wei lness Da) covenng topic, Ii ke '>exual hara:.'>ment teen sex and teen pregnanc1 The mo,t popular ,e,,1on, v.ere The Solo Ad,entu re. GHS 1mpro, and Dealing With CraZ) Maker, Photo b1 Ron Fine Iii

C lap C lap ' 'Word " Michael Simmon, scans off the fc<,t 1v1t1es v.11h an exc1t1ng chan1 The opening a.,,embly v.a, 11tled "Young People Across the Globe for the Year 2000" and exhilara ted ,tuden1s 1n10 pan1c1pating 1n 1he day-. event-. Everyo ne v.en1 to th,, assembly and 1he Reality of Dnn king and Dn, mg, D U I S1mu lat1on 1n the parki ng l01 Photo b) Ron Fine l h

Fir s t Off... Senior Rob Defore ma ke" a point while senior Brad Pearse v.a1che, for a reac11on from the teache r Many bo1 , ,n the \Vhat .., Sexual Harassment .,e,s1on held onto 1heir views unul a focus wa<, brought on 1he females doing harasMng Wellne'>'> Day '>taned in 1991 and 1s he ld annually on the ,econd Th ursday in November Photo by Ron Finelh

Emotional Experiences

WELLNESS DAY

Wellness Day brought fo rth many emotions throug h ou t the entire day 1 s events . The Solo Adventure wa s th e

highp oi nt of many people' s ex p erie n c e. Seni o r Danielle Williams said "The Solo Adventur e and guy was hila rious made me feel

good " Emotions du rin g the AIDS panel changed " It was really s a d t o see Phil ( an AIDS vic tim ) c ry when s omeone said he wa s brave

for s peaking t o us , " Becky Rising stated , " but the pane l and the whole day wa s g oo d .,, Overall th e da y wa s po s itive . Jo s h Green

Clas h ing Juni ors Laura Ko hn , Megan Goodwin , and Nata s ha Markovch1c k dress a pp ropnate ly for the occasion , clas h da) . dun ng s pirit week . Thi s years ~pin t week had a vanety o f dresl> up days s uc h as hat and Ile day , army day, co mfy day , clash day. and maroon and wh11 e day Year a ft er year. people have dressed willt ngly. hke Natasha, Megan. and Laura, to s how th at they h ad sc hoo l sp1nt. Photo by Todd D1 e rk1ng

Go ld e n Rul es! Junior Gus Nickell and so phm ores Danelle Dittbrenner and Jayna Horva t pa rade around "E" pa rkin g lot duri n g the Homecoming carn iva l v1s t1ng all th e boot hs, t.as11ng food and h s te n1n g to th e band Danelle and Ja1 na showed th eir pnd e 1n their sc hool by dre ss in g 1n sc h ool co lors a nd att e ndin g th e game aga in s t Wh eatndge to c heer on o ur foo tball pl ayers Thi s yea r 's ca rni val had the h ighe s t attendance 1n a co upl e o f years wh ich made 1t eve n be tt e r Ph oto by Heat her Nuanes

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"I don't have a cool spot." - Casey DeBerry

"for a hundred bucks , the sticker should be made out of gold." -Joe Buttafuco

"It's going to get screwed up, so why do it?" - Josh Smith

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"l got the best parking spot in the school, and then the DMV took away my License 1 Chad Wadsworth k "I hate the terrible cars 1 have to park next to.'' - Justin Klein eider

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Shannon Anzures

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Joshua Aumiller

Jaime Bakker

Nathan Ballenger

Shane Barlow

Ariana B..ates

Scott Bauer

Matthew Beck

Cynthia Bellows

Julie Berkman

Alex Bezzerides

Magnus Bjorklund

Eric Black

Michael Boatman

Tracy Boog

Victoria Bostwfe:k

Crysta) Boyle

Devin Brindle

Jason Brittain

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George Bruckner

Julie Brunker

ileen Burke

atricia Burris

\ amie Cabaniss

I~amie Carr

Ebonie Carter

Jamie Chapa

Cipriano Chavez

Shannon Chisholm

Jennifer ChochoJek

Mik~el Christensen

Peter Cieslar

Corey Cinabro

Feliciana Cisneros

Jason Clark Lind~ C)ark

''Not being a farmer, Thank god!" -Andy Wood

"Unity, sprit, pr.ide, long lasting friendships, dignity and coupons at "" McDonalds!"Kami Klimchalk & MichelJe

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"Means truth, justice, and the American way.''

-Damon Horst

"Being a part of the best school around'' -Mike Powers

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"It's like being a Tiger or a Farmer but only better!"Joel Fleet

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Friendship that will last ''Not being racist" -Eric forever!" -Missy Morris Rattelmueller

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Cindy Cooper

Jill Cooper

Clinton Corbin

Dawn Cordova

Mickey Correll

John Cox

Jana CrowelJ

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Willjarn Deering

Elizabeth Qoherty ' ' ' '

Rena Fisher

Joel Fleet

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Rachel Freer

Danuta Galuszka

Amy Gardner

Christy Gilmore

Ryan Goble

Mieka Gordon

Richard Gores

Heather Graham

Danielle Granquist

Torfna Gray

Joshua Green

Sara Groenhoff

Robin Hagelberg

John Hager

Heather Hahn

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"Run naked through a basketball game."Ashley McCullough

"Nothing, I'm allergic to chocolate.'' -Meagan Dorsch

"I'd let someone drive my car, NOT!'' -Bryan Schneider

Gerald Hansford

Brenda Hardman

Kimberly Hebert

Sarah Heineman

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Jarrod

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Colin Herzoff

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"My boyfriend Joe."Jamie Carr "Jessica Rabbit and Yoda." - Jake Hill

"I wouf dn ,t want it to be a girl because she would yell ,at me all the time.,, -Sam Olsen

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Jennifer Howell

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"I would want a cross between a holstein cow, a black angus steer, and a brahma bull.,, -Josh Green

Jennifer Huebel

Jeanette Huerta

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Wayne Janeck

"I haven't met her yet. but she has sands, blonde hair, she is my height, and she likes to snowboard." -Brian Ellis , f

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Timothy Lane

Steven Langdon

Gerda Lange

1 Christopher Larose

Milton Law

Anne Lefevre

Gregory Levitt '

Jeffrey Unsenbigler

Mohit Lohani

Liberty Long

Monica Loseman

Cori Lusk

John Mack

Jennifer Maren

Brian Matzke

"Tweety Bird, he kicks the cats butt all the time." -Mike Boatman

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''Yosmite Sam because he's a butthead and he likes to shoot people " -Ryan Kaspar

"Taz , because he's an animal." -Joel Sanchez ' a oon

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''The Lucky Charms guy because he's Irish and he's totigh.'' -Steve ''Boston" Kihg

"Speedy Gonzalez because he's fast and he,s Mexican." -Marcos

Rachel Newberg

Coreda Nicol

Tracey Nobel

Erik Nordlie

"Goofy because he's goofy and he's the man."

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Shane Norris

Heather Nuanes

Jonathan Nyholm

Amy Odum

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"Wiley E Coyote because he's really stupid and wjll try anything that he can get his hands on."- Corey Cinabro "Bevis and Butthead because they remind me of the guys in the pit.~ 'Kurt Jensen

Audrey Rea

Arbon Reimer

Aimee Rrce

Melanie R1chards

Rebecca Rising

Jill Roat

, Dean Robbins

Valerie Robinson

Karl Rodriguez

Antonio Roybal

Virginie Rudloff

Anne Rudolph

Jason Russell

Joel Sanchez

Joseph Santilli

Jesse Sargent

Peter Sauer

Donovan Schenck

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"I like the picnic tables outside Golden because they are cheap and you don't have to tip.''Alex Bezzerides

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"The cafeteria because the crowd is so lively." - Jack Hager

"Outside under a tree."Anne LeFevre "Australia because I like their chips." - Josh Smith

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Bryan Schneider

Jeremy Schossow

John Schowengerdt

Jenifer Schroeder

Kristie Scott

Ncltalie Scott

Tracy Seres

Layla Shadlu

Derrick Shanfelt

Danielle Shook

Claire Skorski

Colby Smith

Joshua Smith

Mandy Smith

Terence Smith

Tristan Smith

Anthony Sparks

Jeffrey Spivey

Andrew Spraggs

Terri Spratte

Greg Stanley

Jay Stauffer

Darren Stewart

Dan Stone

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Jenn ifer Strack

Heather Strobel

Isaac Sublett

Amy Suggs

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Amber Swisher

Samantha Takahashi

Naomi Takeshige

Tee Tee

Mkonda Tembo

James Thompson

Jarret Thompson

Jason Thompson

Natalie T opa

Marcos Trujillo

Melynda Tucker

Alexander Turn er

Josephine Turner

Eva Urban

Mi c helle

Vialpando

Ginger Vincent

Dustin Voag

Caroline Wachtler

Kenneth Wadsworth

Jessica Wagner

Sheri Wall

Carlee Webb

Heather Welch

Leah Welch

Melany Wellensiek

Danielle Williams

Rockie Wilson

Dawn Wiseman

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Ryan Wolfrum

Andrew Wood

Michelle Wood

Michael Woods

Phillip Worobey

Angela Woznick

Michelle Woznick

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Ai Yamashita

Hand Jive The Junior and Senior Classes are led by 1he Tride1tes in the (an1ous hand jive during 1he Homecoming assembly on Sept. 17. This Homecoming assembly, the last seniors would attend at GHS1 was climaxed when all sat in amF,ement at Ms. Nations kissed a p1g as the winner of the firSt nnnual ''Kiss-A-Pig" contest. Whon the seniors look back and ponder their high school yean.. they will remember everything The heanbreak and sorrow, the accusations and finger pointing , even 1he long hours of homework Most of all. however. they will remember the good timec; The friendship and love, the parties and clubs, and above all, the great times they shared ,vith their friends at OHS As we move. on in life, we wall always have the privilege of saying, "I was-a Demon." Michelle Tucker and Chad Wadsworth.

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Photo by Heather Hahn.

Having finally pa sse d through the first two stages in high school, they have moved into the world of " the upperclassmen." The Junior Clas s is somewhere in the in-between . Looking back at the first tw o years of high school, th e juniors see that they have had a fev.experiences they will never forget. This year's Junior Class is full of spirit and enthusiasm . Looking into bigger and better things than they ever had before. New c la ss rooms to look upon and more expectations . Looking more toward the future. More freedom t o c hoose what to do , both academically and socially

Junior Cheri England sta te s, "I am glad I am done with m y freshman and sophomore years, I am looking forward to my senior year. " This view is shared by most juniors here at GHS.

Junior year is one of happiness and fear. Happiness is knowingthat there is more to look forward to such as your first date to Prom and seeing the seniors leave. Fear that once the seniors are gone, juniors must take their place. But for the Junior Class Craig Martin sums it up best by saying, "Juniors are cool, heh, heh , heh. " Chad Wadsworth, Courtney Sasa

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Nearl y Roya lty T asha Ma rkovch1c k and Andy Bellinge r r ide down Washington St during th e Homecoming parade, Sept 17 This Homecoming was the first in three years when the Junior float was spa red from being destroyed before the parade Says T asha co ncerning her expc n ence at Homecoming, " We may not have had the bes t fl oat, but ,ve had th e bes t spirit. l 'm proud to he a part of the class of '95"

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Lounging Juniors Taylor Estes, Erica BralJ<cn and Kevin Greenbaum work d1hgently on last night's a~1gnmcnt dunng Access near the ramp 1n B hall These. Junior.., like many of their classmates, arc loot-.1ng forward to the lime when they will have the senior lounge for there very own Jason Francis 1s very proud when asked about h1'> cla-.s, he comments, "We arc JUst really great people "

Relaxing Juniors Craig Wallin, Kyle Robertson and Breit M yers discuss their new found problems with being a Junior in the courtyard Having no homc\vork to do during Access they pass the time relaxing. Most JUn1ors hke the block schedule, although some of them say classes a rc too long Angie J ohnson commented, " l hkc the block schedule, 11 gives me ttme to work on my studies"

Steven Abbott

Enk Ahlstrom

Peter Allen

Richard Allison

Daryl Ambrose

How do you get o ut of a date?

Riinnnngg .. .. . . Riinnnngg ..... Hello? Oh, hi. Our date? Umm, well. .. . This is probably a familiar situation for most juniors. You said you would do something this weekend because , well. .. there was nothing else to do. After you hav e already made plans, you get an offer ten times better. There's no way in your righ t mind you could refuse. Then comes the dreaded problem of getting out of your earlier date. Here are some answers from your fellow classmates to help you in t ime of crisis . But remember, th ey might get used on you. Holley Foster

" I tell them l promised my mom [' d stay home and re- lace all my tennis shoes."Michelle Kunze

"My dog ate my goldfish so I don ' t feel like doing anything this weekend. Call me next week."-Jeremiah Sterner

" I say I'm dying of prostate Cancer."-Mark Ryerson

" I have t o go clean the toilet. "-Jamie Moss

"My Dad won't let me borrow his car."-Mike Johnson

"So rry, I have to watch my little brother."- Karen Heater

" I have t o read my Bible . "-Laura Duke

"So rry , l made other plans. "-Jessica Coalman

"Sorry, my car broke . . . again! 11 - Jim Lindberg

"There is something wrong with my car. Let's do it another tim e after I've gotten it fixed."-Mike Breeco-Hayden

Jay Anderson

Jessie Archuletta

Jason Arnold

Jason Arnsparger

Gabriel Ashton

Emily Bachman

Andrew Baer

Todd Baker

Aaron Baldwin

Jason Barnard

Emily Barton

LaRay Beck

Tiffany Beckwith

Noelle Behrens

Marc Berk

Ma t thew Berk

Andre w Bettinger

Jesse Bielak

Elizabeth Bitner

Ramie Black

Timo t hy Blum

Heat h er Bohn

Michae l Bolhg

Wilber Bond

Robert Bowling

Patrick Boyd

Sarah Boyd

Enka B rakken

Kim Brennecke

Keira Bresnahan

Charlene Brunker

Wilham Bunn

Liam Bu r nell

Roger Bye

Holh Byer ly

Carlos Caceres

Jason Campbe ll

Timothy Campbe ll

Luke Carr

Michae l Ca rter

Nathan Carter

Travis Champnoise

Yolanda Chaparro

Aaron Cheuv r ont

Jessica Coa l man

Jennifer Cookson

Derek Corbett

Sean Corco r an

Jesse Darrow

Zackery Davis

Amanda Deines

Tony De l eon

Kristi Denner

Aaron Dewitt

Todd Dierking

Stacie Driggers

Laura Duke

Luke Duyne

Rusty Dye

Stephan Eisenbarth

Jason Elms

Melinda Emanue l

Jeffrey Eme r son

Caela Eng l and Cheri Engla n d

Brenda Epps

Taylor Es t es

Sonya Eva n s

Darre ll F ar mer

Terry Feth

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\\'here? What? When? Juni or Broo k. Port er t nes tc licur 'lUt hi s dest1 nauon and hi s name \V1 th the bloc k :.ched ule one ye.i r old so me stud ent:, are still stre ss i ng ou t ove r w hic h cla sse s are bein g held w hich days an d at wh ic h tim e:. everythin g i , going to hap pen ' ' Th e bl oc k sc hedules are not very co nven i ent e pcc1all) "' hen yo u need to talk ," Ju ni or K ath enn e Sa unders -.aid Photo by Todd Di erk i ng

"Stress-Junior Year!!!! " These words go hand in hand. Someone should tell these juniors that it only gets worse. Erik Ahlstrom defines stress as " one of those things where you just want to rip all your hair out while you are running around with bug eyes." If that sounds bad, maybe you need to know how to relieve stress or even better avoid it. Well avoiding stress is almost impossible, but T J Feth has a reliever. "Ultimate stress relief : the restroom." Just in case someone needs to know what a stressful situation is, Erin Whitford has one: "Stress is getting the A.P. History essays , English essays, a math project and physics homelabs all due the day after a break." A side effect of stress is what Michelle Kunze goes through during tests, "I hate taking major tests because you forget what's going on and you stress out and you just want to die." Remember, don't sweat the small stuff- and it's all small stuff!

Katherine Saunders

S teven Fil s inger

As hl e y Fin o tti Abraham F isc her Dav id Fi s h Jered Flet c her

S haw n F o rd Laura Fox

Ja so n Fran c is J e remy Fult o n Erin Furtak

Jake G arner

Shane Gaule

Jenn ifer Go o dland

Me gan Goodwi n Kelly Gorman

Kevin Greenbaum

John Griffiths

Lena G r oves

Aaron Hagan

Amy Ha gue

What would your ve r y own per sonal bumper sticker sa y~

Michael Hall

Elisha Hankin

Michael Hardendorf

Rebe cca

Harm on Eric Hartm eister

Myles Harvey

Erin Hawkin s

Adam Hawl ey

Michael Hayden

Karen Heater

" l just woke up"-Peter Allen

" Hard bodies are good to find"- Emily Bachman

"Spiri t Motivator"-Matt Kaspar

"Save a deer, Bag a Democrat"-David Lowe

"Save the vegetables, Stop vegetarianism"-Brett Myers

"Ge t off the road! I'm Amy and I'm blond"-Amy Newcomm

You're driving down the road when this car with a bright red bumper sticker cuts in front of you. So you decide to tail gate them to find out what it says. ln big letters it proclaims, "FOR DRIVING TIPS CALL 1-800-EAT-SH * * ." "It figures," you think. Then you begin wondering about what to put on a bumper sticker if you could personalize one yourself. These are some crazy answers from some even crazier juniors. Holl ey Foster ,

Jessica Hilley

Terri H obso n

Kelly H offman

Amber H o lland

Autumn H olland

Stacey H oyt

Nicolas Huerta

Michael Hult

Melissa Ill

Jefferey Jackman

Leah Jarvis

Jessica Jenkins

Angela Johnson

Bryan Johnson

Clifford Johnson

Michael Johnson

Brett Jones

Nicole Jones

Sean Jones

Khomkrit Kaowthumrong

Benjamin Kappes

Matthew Kaspar

Ladonna K eith

S hann on Kelle y

Tamra Keml er

Dan ie l Kerr

Kimberly Kettlewell

Daniel Kibl er

Steven Kibler

Shamus King

As the Class of 1995 begins their trek towards college and the rest of their lives , the Future Center starts becoming a regular hang-out. With almost every scholarship in the country listed somewhere in the enormous library of information, students find themselves overwhelmed by the choices . Every occupation from odontology , ears and throat doctor, to mason work, laying brick, is listed in the computers. You can cross reference the occupation you want with colleges that offer them and discover which college to attend. Every college in the coun-

try has a listing , short or long, somewhere within all the college books on the shelves in the resource center. If a question comes up about the center or a specific college, a mother volunteer is always there to help and if she can't answer the question , then the counselors are stationed at strategic locations throughout the counseling center. Visits from college representatives are frequent and any particular questions about the college that no one else can answer , they can. Anything you want to do

anywhere you want to go, however much you want to spend, the information is in the Future Center .

Josh Green

fap Ta p Junior Laura Duk.e taps a\\a) on the omr u1 ·r ti) 1ng 10 find 1nfonnat1on on a college ,;he \\JOh to anend af1er she graduates Laura had 10 narro,, her choices and decided on\\> hat college ,;he and her parents could agree on academically .1nd econom1call)

\\'ht:re' That c h olar hip ? Junior ~teg.tn Good\\ 1n l ook.s 1hrough 1he filing cabinet for ,;cholor.htp 1nfonna11on for the college of her dream Students can look up 1nfonnat 1on on many different colleges Many handbook.s give mlormauon on , ary1ng areas Photo b, C) n1h1a Bello" s

Ca n yo u help? JuniorAndyBaerask.scounselorMrs Pat Maupin for some advice on colleges The Future Center helps students w11h quesuons th at deal w11h colleges th ey want to attend Th1rty-e1ght parent volunteers help out with 1nfonna11on also Photo by Josh Green

Steven King

Ryan Kirby

Kelly Kirlin

Laura Kolin

Corinna Kunz

Michelle Kunze

Brian Lamaster

Jeremy Laue

Molly Leonard

James Lindberg

Ellen Lipstein

David Lowe

Nathan Lowe

Antonio Lucio

Manisha Mahajan

Kevin Mahoney

Natasha

Markovchick

Amie Marsh

Bryan Marshall

Craig Martin

Don Martin

John Martinez

Danie l Matlock

Tatum Mattox

Shannon Mau p in

Devin Mccay

Michael Mcginty

Sara Mee

Neil Meehan

Jessica Melroy

Oa ncin' Carlos Caceres a n d Sarah M cg uane dan ce 1ogethcr al Homecoming tvfost Junior.. d1shJ...e blind date s and hes11a1e 1oge1100 intimate with a date they JU St me t Junior Carter Maki :,;ud , " You can pass - take someoneebe." Ah hough bhnd date s ma) eem uncomfortable at fi~t . some11mes they are the beginning of somet hing great Pho to b> Emily Pearson ..

" Bhnd d a tes a re fo r th e din ga l1n gs, boy am I g lad I ' m bl ond , bl ac k , a brun e tt e. Anyway, love is blind , so a ll dat es ar e too!" sa id Amy Ne w co mm w ho w as j us t a littl e co nfu se d , alm os t hk e Dan Ma tl oc k w ho doesn' t q u ite ge t th e ri ght id ea~ he ays: " Bl ind d a tes ca n ' t see." May be we s hould c la ri fy w h a t b lind d a tes a re for so me co nfu sed jun io rs. Blind dat es a re j u s t o ne of th e way fri e nds ca n ge t fri e nd s toge th e r . So me tim es it mi g ht n o t b e th e bes t way. Ze b Pike h as dec id e d , " I h a te blind dates beca u se yo u don ' tkn ow w ho yo u ' re goi n g w ith ." Oth e rs find th em quit e s tress ful. Ca rri e Ri e de l says, " Blind d ates are ne rv e ra c k ing; yo u 've neve r see n thi s pe rso n befo re. It 's sca r y." B ad bl ind d a tes m ay res ult in th e attitud e o f Ke ll y S ta nt o n as sh e say , " Blind d ates ar e fo r th ose s tupi d, foo li s h des p e ra te peo pl e o f thi s w orld . Boy, I a m g lad I h ave n ' t bee n o n o ne fo r a t le as t a yea r!" But Kar a Bla c k says, " Blind d a tes a re a grea t way to mee t new peo pl e a nd ge t to kn ow th e m , ye t I pre fe r to find Mr. Ri g ht o n my ow n." K ath erin e Saunde rs

Jessica Meyer

Amanda Miller

John Monckton

Tara Montague

Corinna Montesano

M i chael Montgomery

Tobin Morehead

Step h en Morgan

Shane M orrow

Jamie Moss

Dan i el Mote s

B rett M yers

Kris t ian Navant

Boyd Ne l son

Amy Newcomm

" What S.A.T.? I didn't hearaboutnoA .C. T What are you talking about, boy? When did you tell me about taking tests? l ca n't recall you telling me nothing about no test, and why do l have to take these things ,,, a student cries from the co unseling center .

"Yo u 've known about this since 7th grade. Don ' t freak out, everyone takes this and be s ides it's the only way you'll get into a co llege ," a comforting vo ice replies to the tirade .

Thi s is a typical junio r and co un se lor convers ation near the end of the year. Although a stressful

time , the test itself isn't that hard . " It 's quite easy actually," junior Craig Martin said. Even with four test dates throughout the year for both tests , some juniors put the test off until the senior year. " I should have taken it early, but I was stupid and put it off until my senior year," senior Chad Wadsworth stated. Most juniors don ' t put the test off, but the unlucky few will stress out during the senior year and finally take it and pass with at least a 1,000 point score. Being graded against the rest of the country , a score of 1,200 points will get you into college but maybe not your choice. Josh Green

May I Help You? Fru ,t rat ed with '>tudy

1ng, Junior Dan Matlock helps point ou t i.ometh 1ng for Craig M.inin All Junior, and ,cn1or-. are expec ted to tak.e these te s ts which we all know how important they .ire All college, receive the ACT and S AT te st<, wh ich •., a big fa c tor for being accepted.

c.o ll egc, don ' 1 need both of the te-.t, but OlOSI '> ludent s take them so th ey can see how well they do on either one of them Everyone kn ow'> that the ,e tes ts arc very 1mponant and co uld be a key

G ett i ng pr e p a r e d Fi g un ng o ut "ha t th e compk, pac ke ts are say in g. JUn1 o r C raig Ma rti n amt Steve Sch h em a n study for t he up co m ing tes ts !any of us te nd to stress ou t abo ut th e S A T a nd A C.T because th ey are d ifferen t k in d of tes ts GI\ 1ng your..e l f a brea k and s uccess ca n co n1 e "h1le u k1 ng ) o ur tes ts Pho to by J os h Green llard At Work Ju n ior Dan M a tl oc k shows ho"' to do th e n ght s tuff by bein g a n ex.am pl e student. Ev e ry yea r s tud enb ta ke on th e ha rd es t test wh1c h 1s neve r easy to st ud y for M any s tu den ts gc1 hi.I p to reac h th e ir test goals and a re a m azed by theii accom ph s h me n ts Tes ts are neve r fun espe<;1a ll y whe n It co mes to th e these Ph oto by Jo,h Gree n

Tak in ' it ea s y Re lax in g aft e r a ha rd d ay of work, Jun io r Ze b Pik e ta kes a s hort nap be fore he needs to s ta rt s tud y ing aga in On e thin g th e A CT and S A T can do 1s ma ke yo u fee l un com fort ab le bec au se you r rea lt z 1ng JU St how import an t 11 1s M a ny s tu den ts amve d a t th e tes ts with th e ir m os t la id bac k c loth es to give th e mo'> t co m fo rt Peo pl e be lt eve th at at he lp s th e m conce nt ra te be tt e r a nd 11 e nab les th e m to n ot rus h th ro ugh th e tes t, espec iall y with th e t1m e hm11 \V a1c h1n g th e cloc k fl y by yo u gives tes t ta ken. a ne rv ou s brea k down but peo pl e see m 10 ma ke th e 11me a ll n ght Ph oto by J os h G ree n

Pull S lave Junior David Lo...,,e has his slave.Junior Enn Furt aic, pull him to class 1n a padded can w, th the help of Megan Goodwin Th e slave day earned a lot of food fe r the homeless 1n Golde n while providing fun for studen ts Most s laves were subJected 10 1ncred1ble hum 1h at1on\ such as pus hing pe nni es, c ros~ dressing or one ex treme was feeding th e master food by hand 1n a pubh c res taura nt

Do I hear 100 cans? 200? 300 cans? Going , Going , SOLD! Excitment filled th e auditorium o n W ednesday, Nov 17 fo r the Student Council au ctio n Our poor

S tudent Co un c il member s had been so ld to a great deal of generous can donor s who gave th e m wh at they deserve. " Barking like a dog through the freshman lounge ju st topped o ff the day of humil ia tion! " admitted Brook Porter who was

b e ing dragged along on a leash. Walk ing down the junior hall was a riot for most

b eca u se th e s trangest things were going on such as penny pushing races and off

k ey s ingin g fr om all directions. Next to all the singing , you could hear barking

n oises co ming from the ba c k s of many freshmen who were all scared out of their minds. Then people co me ba ck t o their se n ses after noticing the innocent Tash a Markovchick wa s th ere co nfe ss ing , " I think that Greg Schultz got more than 100 cans' wo rth! " Like most o f thE slaves that day, many admitted that revenge was in o rd e r or so they say. Laura I •uke sa id, " I had the meanest owner in Golden High

Sc h ool and s he ' ll pay on M :> nday! " Overall the experience was worth all the

a c t iv it ies that were demonstr 1ted . Virg inie Rudloff

Gus Nickell

T odd Nordstr o m

Sha ne Norris

Chad O'ha ra

Joseph Obrien

Jessica Olsen

Travis Olson

Brian O utland

April Overgaard

Meli ssa Palm er

Ryan Parfe t

Shane Park er

Rebecca Pea se

Raina Peneton

Aaron Peter sen

Carrie Peterson

Edmund Phillips

Joseph Ph1lhps

Cheryl Pietrzyk

Zebulon Pike

Brook Porter

Wesley Pouw

Tanya Prentice

Ricky Price Jr

Lindsey Proctor

Paul Queneau

David Qureshi

Jennifer Rand

Kristin Raymond

Kelly Reinecker

Jennifer Reyne beau

Stephanie Rickard

Carrie Riedel

Jessica Riggs

Cole Roberts

Kyle Robertson

Jeremy Rowe

James Rundle

Catherine Ryan

Mark Ryerson

Ch ri sta Sanders

Shanene Sanders

Courtney Sasa

Kath erine Saunders

H eather Sawyer

Rocco Scardello

Karla Schirrmeister

Stephen Schlieman

Kelli Schnase

Gregory Schultz

Ryan Schwettman

Marsa Scully

Aaron Segesman

Trese Seres

Eric Shaffer

Carlyn Siegesmund

Dona l d Skala

Gregory Smith

Jennifer Smith

Joshua Smith

Wendy Sorensen

Zachary Sprinkle

Lukus Squires

Brett Stanislao

Kelly Stanton

Erik Stattman

Brandyn Stein

Sarah Stein

Christy Steinert

Jeremiah Sterner

Morgan Stock

Courtney Stookey

Devan Storms

Peter Stow

Joy Sumner

Those Pesk y Curfe w s

It's 12:00 midnight. and you're supposed to be home but you're half way across town. You drive like crazy t o get home, but what do you say to your distressed par ents when you walk into the fr on t door and they ask where you've been? Well, take it from the se juniors and their pr oven excuses. Carli Coupens.

"My cu rfew is midnight or whenever my parents tell me to get home . I think it's pret ty rea sona ble and I usually tell them the truth if I'm late. " -Michele

Groves

"I don't have a cu rfew be ca u se my m o m figures I'm not doing anything illegal. "

- Jennifer Goodland

'I have no curfews on weekend s, but on weekdays I have t o be h ome by e leve n . I usually just ca ll them and say I los t track of t ime and I say that we got in a deep conversation."

-Jessica Olsen

"My curfew is twelve . I tell my parents when I'll be home and if I'm n ot home f'II ca ll and tell them when I'll be home. I tell them I either lost tra ck of time or there were all red lights ." -Terri

Hobson

"My curfew is 10 :30 p m. and if l want t o avo id a curfew I say that I'm spending the night at a friend 's house If I co me home late I tell my parents that I w as lost. '' -Joy Zhang

" I do not have a curfe w but my girlfriend doe s and it really , really , really sucks ."

-Jeremiah Sterner

Julia Tague

Nathan Taylor

Matthew Thomas

Shon n1ne

Thomas

Jarrett Thompson

Mi che l e Thompson

Dana Tripp

Ker i Tr os t

Am y Turgeon

Gregory Urban

L uke Vanduyn

Grant Varveris

Sara Verbeck

Tr oy Vigil

Jessica Wa ger

Torm e nting subs

When the unfortunate time arises and our regular teacher cannot be present, they are u s ually replaced by a substitute. Students, because of the way we are, tend to take advantage of this potentially humorous situation. Everyone see m s to have a different way of doing this .

" I put tape acro ss all of their papers. They usually like that. " - Taylor Estes .

"

I always s it in someone else's seat, even if they are not the same sex." -

LaRay Beck

" I don ' t know, I just talk," - Holli Byerly.

"We 've gotten good at taking naps , I mean watching movies every day. "Brook Porter

" Yo u can do anything when there is a sub because they're afraid to bust you. " - Travis Olson

" l seem to always catch up on my sleep when I have a sub." - Dave Lowe

" In Mr. Farrar's room it's fun to watch them fool with the sound system."Laura

Duke

Subs are great because they don ' t have control over you. You have control over them. '' - Jason

Campbell

Michelle Wagner

Jason Wallenta

Craig Wallin

John Wengrovius

Brenda Westby

Tiffany Weston

Tiffanie Wh ee l er

Erin Whitford

Curtis Wh i ting

Shaine Wi eber

Adam Wil son

Ryan Witt

Robe rt W ollne r Jr

Kari Wyant

Nasvhiko Yamaguchi

Jason Yosha

Joseph Younger

Andrew Zahana s

Jeremy Zahrte

Joy Zhang

Wh e r e i it ? Ladonna Keith a n d Hol h Byerly ex pl ore th e Future Cen te r 1n so m e of th eir s pa re lim e Dunn g th ei r Junior year most JUn1on. ta ke a m oment to look for sc h o l ars hip s for college It 's n ever too soon 10 I I) to narr ow do v. n college choice or find scholan, h1p infonna t1 on The Future Center a t GHS 1s one of th e finest 1n a ll of Jeffeson County Ph oto by Josh Green

Huh ? At th e tabl e n ear E-ha\l Laray B ec k Emil) B achman. J a ke Young, Mike Hall ,J 1m Lindberg , a nd Kyle R obe rt son s it s tud yi n g so m e 1nfonnat1on for th eir test next block Th e ta b l e'> were paid for and placed ou t side courte'>) of th e sc h ool The tables were grea t 10 h ave for th e sum m e r and s pnn g seasons v. hen the weat h er was nice and everyone wan ted 10 be ou t <,1de Ph o to by J os h Green

Sophomores. What does that name mean to you? Sophomore Henry Risner said , "Being a sophomore means having pride and being better than everyone else." Sophomores are at the stage of many things, but more importantly , turning 16 and getting a license. "I love having my license because I don ' t have to bum rides anymore ," stated Leah Kerr. April Schossow commented, "What?! I don ' t even have a license!"

Some sophomores are keeping busy with sports. Andrea Erpelding said , "Dig it out, set it up, and spike it down! Those are the volleyball rules. " When Julie Heinz was asked if she was g lad to be rid of the freshman name, she laughed and said, "Yes, because now I don't have the name of the low life of the school!" Now as the class of ' 96 ends another year at GHS , they will be sad to say goodbye to their sophomore year. But every day they are looking forward to getting their chance to rule as seniors and get out into the real world .

Michelle Tucker

Hurr y up ! The sophomores Came Pearse , K ara Rome, Steve B arlow. A.J Stahl, and Paul Tate listen to the datly a nn ounce m ents in their acce~ class Then they waited for Mr Joe M cGinnis to take roll and e"cuse them forthe day Sophomores had the e)(c1t1ng pnv1lege of taking Biology I. Amencan History. Th eat re , Comp I and II and other classes. Photo by Mi chelle Tucker

C heese! Sophomores Jessica Dicke, Randy H adw1ger and Beth Elder gat h er together and show th eir close f nendsh1p B e th sta te d "I'm g lad I have as good offnends as I do, to get me through my sophomore year" With fnends hke this, you can never go wrong P hoto by Mi chelle Tucker

Yo ur Most Memorable Dream

"Two guys taught me how to play the French horn. " -Lindsey Brazil

" Hell froze over and so did the rest of the world , but I knew how to ice skate so I could get around." -David Bryant

" I had a dream that I remebered my dreams. " -Carrie Pearse

" I came to sc hool without pants or shoes on, but people only realized that I wasn ' t wearing shoes." -Kayla Haptonstall

" I lived in Toon Town , and I had an elephant car that talked to me ." -Calley Hughes

" I was sunbathing in a toaster, and the house caught on fire." -Tricia Bair

" I lived in a shoe with the little old lady." -Kurt Falkenthal

"My dad so ld me to a cop instead of paying for his parking ticket." -Wendy Heywood

Abdullah Abdulrhaman

Melanie Allison

Zachary

Ambariantz

Shaun Ambrose

Nicholas Ammon

Jason Anderson

Michael Anderson

Monica Araujo

Andrea Archer

Renee Ardoin

Shanna Ash

Chris t opher

Asher

Danielle Aumiller

Michael Bade

Chris Baggett

Tricia Bair

Wendi Baker

Shawn Bakker

Jeremy Ballenger

Zachary Ballentine

Jason Barkow

Steven Barlow

Eri ck Bartosh

Ian Bates

Pamela Baughman

Jennifer Baurer

Daniel Beck

Scott Beckley

Maria Befay

Cody Bentley

Jolene Bernard

James Berry

Patrick Bitner

Gary Boatman

Kathrine Bosio

Jacob Boswell

Lindsey B r azil

David Bryant

Sharon Bull

Jamie Bu r ke

Sherry Burroughs

Fletcher

Cameron

Barbra Campbell

Larina Cannady

Pa t rick Capasso

Patrick Cappa

Seth Carr

Christian Ca r son

Ryan Chisholm

Salina Cinabro

Kelli Colligan

Jessica Collins

Patrick Collins

Kelly Cooper

Andrew Coors

Christopher Corbin

Charles Corne l y

Kristine Cornely

Carli Coupens

Jessica Crosswhite

Sara C r owell

Kevin Culler

Chris t op h er Curtis

Angela Dal t on

Brett Davis

Kent Davis

Rache l Davis

Kara Decarolis

Rianne Delery

Craig Delgado

Kelley Denner

Jessica D icke

Jerry Dinzes

Danell

Dit t brenner

H o ll y Ditto

The Ol e' Blac k Cat and B ad Lu c k

" It is when you get caught sneaking out of your house. " -Jessica Wurtenberger

" l don 1 t have bad luck . " -Ian Bates

" It sucks when you have a fight with your boyfriend. 11 -Michelle Lafferty

" It is not good luck. 1 ' -Jodi Mundt

" It is when you can't get a ride to lun ch. 11 -Andrea Archer

" l always have bad luck on tests. When I think I do good, I always do badly. 11 -Jessica Kasel

" My bad luck is being a student council servant." ~Jonathan Pray

" It is when your alarm clock doesn't go off and you miss your ride to school." -Ryan Lucas

"Jt is when you forget your homework at home ." -Zach Ambariantz

Jasmine Domgaard

Serena Dovey

Matthew Dozzo

Matthew Driscoll

Aaron Dubois

Jennifer Duplessis

Daniel Duran

Dawn Durant

Richard Dwight

Karen Dyke

Alfredo Echeverria II

Jennifer Eke

Beth Elder

K evin Ellis

Patrick Engel

I.

Th e G o ld e n S oap s

" I love Days of Our Lives beca u se Bill y a nd B o a re s u c h a c ute co upl e and th ey a r e fin a ll y ge ttin g toge th e r ." - D e ni s e S h a ne r

" M y favo rit e soa p o pe r a i s D ays of Our L ives beca u se th e r e a r e so m a n y c ute g u ys o n it. " - C hri s t e n G air

" I l ike Days of Our Lives beca use it i s m o re tru e- to- l i fe th a n m os t soa p op e r as." -J e ram y S nid ow

" M y leas t favori te soa p o p e r a is T he B old and t he B eau t ifu l beca u se i t is to tall y unrea li s ti c a nd it i s so m e thin g to l a u g h a t. " -K a ti e B os io

" M y f avori te soa p o pe r a is D ays of Our L ives a nd I ' m h oo k e d o n i t. " -Jami e L eys hon

" M y f avo r i te soa p o pe r a is D ays of Our Li ves beca u se yo u c an escap e fr o m yo ur o wn life and ge t i n vo l ve d in th e c h ar ac te r s' li ves." - A nna Olso n

" I d on' t l i k e soa p o peras beca u se th ey are dumb a nd everyo n e i s alw ays c ryin g." - Laura Zaharia s

" M y favo rite soa p ope ra is T he Sm u rfs beca u se S murfe tte h as so man y g u ys and I ' m j e al o u s." -A ll yso n

R ey n o ld s

Andrea E r pelding

Shawn Erwin

Kurt Fa l ken t hal

Adam Fay

Amanda Fein

Linda Ferrera

Brige t t Fink

Mon t ez Fi n nell

T anya Fish

Lisa Fitch

Gregory Francis

K ristie F reeman

Craig F ul m er

Christen Gair

Cr aig Gam b le

Jenn1fer Garrett

William Garretts

Ryan Gee

Keith Gibson

Aaron Gil

Brant Gleaton

Laura Gonzales

Kimberly Gorman

Jessica Gran1sh

Kasey Grantham

Lacie Gray

Donald Grundeman

AnJli Gupta

Rodney H adwiger

Donald H agberg

Julie H agemeister

Shawn H aines

Jason H all

Benjamin H amblin

Melissa Hand

Robin Hankins

K ayla

H aptonstall

Rebecca Hayes

K evin Haza r d

And r ew H ebein

Sarah Hebeler

K aren

H effelfinger

Julie H einz

David H erbert

Wendy Heywood

When You 're The Middle Child ...

"You don't get a lot of attention from your parents." -Hiedi Layman

" I' m the only girl, so I don't have to share anything." -April Schossow

"My brother and sister always team up to pick on me ." -Pam Baughman

"It s tinks because you ge t blamed for everything." -Ian Kunter

" I love it because you get to go out with your older siblings and pick on the younger ones." -Danell Dittbrenner

" It 's cool because I get more privileges. " -Kelly Cooper

Justin Hill

Michael Hinds

Undie

H itchcock

Hillary H olland

Ch ri s t opher Horn

Shawn H orne r

Megan H o rn ick

Jayna H orvat

Bryn Hud son

Calley Hughes

J ennifer Hu ghes

Mark Humphrey

David fmer

Kr is t op her l my Brittany Isenberger

Heather Jacobson

Amy Jankowski

Darus Jaquez

Shannon Jeffreys

Garrick Johnson

Kathryn Johnston

Vincent Joiner

Brian Jones

Brett Jorgensen

Michelle Juneau

Jessica Kasel

Jill Katzenberger

Kendra Kauth

Roxanne Kay

Frances Ke iaho

Cliff ord Kelley

Leah Kerr

Sanni

Keskimaki

Jin Kim

Molly Kinghorn

K irstin K iphardt

Kevin Koel

Mark Kolin

James Konegni

Arthur Krzystek

I an Kunter

M ina Kurtubi

Matthew

K wietnewski

Michelle Lafferty

Carissa Lauwers

Heidi Layman

Kenneth Lee

Jamie Leyshon

Terry Lilly Jr

Emily Lowe

Ryan Lucas

Christopher Lundy

David Mack

Geoffrey Mallow

Matthew Manley

Michael Mares

Jennifer Martinez

Nathan Mataya

Michael Mayer

Sarah Mcguane

Stacey Mcguire

James Mcmurtry

Courtney Mena

Kelly Meier

Darin Menapace

Ginger Menzies

Sharon Micke

Charles Mi ller

Christopher Miller

Cody Miller

Jeannie M iller

Raymond M iller

Jaso n M o n son

H ea t her M oon

Ai M o r igak1

The Old S y di ca ti o n of Favo rit e T .V. R e- Ru ns

"The Partridge Family because the 70's are groovy." -Jamie Konegni

"Gilligan's Island because Ginger and Mary Ann are babes. ,, -Shawn Bake r

" I don't watch T.V. re-runs ." - Kelly Colligan

"Brady Bunch because I like their ' fros ." - Steve Barlow

"Sci-fi re-runs are cool!" - Pat Capasso

"Mr. Ed because the horse is cool." - Jason Hall

" I don ' t watch T.V. " - Dan Duran-Keen

"Mork and Mindy because Mork reminds me of people I know " -Beth Elder

"They should have more Brady Bunch.'' -Roxanne Kay -

Jodi Mundt

Bethany

Murphy

Carrie Myers

Sean Nelson

Cory Nickerson

Carl Nielsen

Christina Norberg

Jeremy Nuanes

Mark O'dorisio

Dustin Offerson

Anna Olson

Maren Olson

Jeremy Orand

Kelly Osheroff

Kathryn Owen

Playing the Trading Game

" Billy Joel because his wife is Christie Brinkley.'' - Aaron Turner

"Mayor of Amsterdam so I can see far off places. " - Mark Kolin

" No one because I'm the coolest person I know." - Dave Yang

"Mrs Jean Claude Van Damme. Do you really have to ask why?" -Jessica Dicke

"Di kembe Mutombo so l could be tall for once." - Anjli Gupta

"l' d love to trade places with Sharon Stone." -Lindie Hitchcock

"

I' d trade places with my mom because she is good at math." -Hillary Holland

David Palmer

Ni c holas Paslay

Kevin Paulsen

Carrie Pearse

Christine Peters

Michel Petersen

Alison Peterson

Leonardo Pope

Mark Powell

Kelly Powers

Jonathan Pray

Jennifer Preston

Tri sha Prige l

Robert Purvis

Jesse Rene

Allyson Reynolds

Melissa Rhoto

Justin Ridpath

Matthew Rillos

Henry Risner

Chff Roberts

Greg Roberts

Matthew Robie

Tami Rodnguez

Kara Rome

Amanda Rose

Shanna Rumley

Amanda Rundle

Saman Sadeghi

Charles Sandt

Lucas Santilli

Crystal Schenck

Shirelle Schmidt

Danie l Schmied

April Schossow

Jeffrey Schroeder

Stephen Schroeder

Adam Seabaugh

Melissa Seiber

Denise Shaner

Jason Shaw

Nicole Six

Joanna Skwara

Altsha Smith

Elizabeth Smith

Jamie Smith

Nicole Smith

Jeramy Sn 1dow

Randell Springer

Katherine Standley

Justin Steeves

Jennifer Steinert

Skyler Stillwell

John Stoaks

Travis Stock

Eric Storms

Neil Strong

Colleen Struck

Apri l Stussy

Craig Sutton

Pa t rick Swift

Dusty Tafoya

Paul Tate

T r isha T h omas

Jacob T hompson

\'

Mary To

Joshua Tolve

Riley Tripp

Daniel Trusty

M ichelle Tucke r

Ross T urk

Aaro n Turner

D i ana Turner

Macandrew

Ve r ser

Joshua Waggoner

The Tantalizing 900 Numb e rs

Roshelle

Shayden Ward

Anthony

David Warren

James Watts

Jamie Webster

Laura White

Christy Whitfield

Bob

Bre t t Williams

Emily Williams

Daniel Willman

Eugene

Favorite toothpastes

"Crest because it fights tartar." - Christen Gair

"Colgate because it's better than Crest." - Steve Barlow

"S parkle Crest because it tastes like bubble gum." - David Mack

"C rest. It tastes good and keeps my mouth cavity free." - Katie Owen

"C rest be c ause they make that cool neat squeeze bottle ." - Alison Peterson

"I use a variety of different toothpastes because I get sick of the taste.' ' - Sanni Keskamki

"Co lgate It gives me a wintery fresh breath. " -Michelle Tucker

"C rest because I like the taste ." -Carli Coupens

Stacey Winston

H ayley Witt

Daron Wolfrum

Randall Wright

Kelly Wuerth

Jessica Wurtenberger

David Yang

Angelika Varno

Robyn Yount

Lan Yu

Laura Zaharias

Holly Zens

Kimberly Ziegler

Rain , rain go a,vay, co m e again another da y!

Sophomores Be th Elder. Je<,s1ca Granm'> h , a nd Amy Jan~ owsk1 sh ow th eir favorite fashion s ty le. bags on th e head Wh en th ey did this Beth , J essica. and Amy we re on a b1olog> fi eld tnp gat h e nn g 1nfonna11on for a lab Tots day (and this picture) 111 probably be reme mbe red for years to come Ph o to by D oc

Study is all we do These fello~ sop h o m ores are one of the few that use their acce~ lim e wisely studying a nd doing h omewor whether 11's 1n th e ca fetena. cou rt yard. se n ior lounge. o r by th e ir loc~ers Wh e n th e sea<,on was appropnate 10 s i t outs id e and catch some rays. you could find many sophomores loung1n ' 1n th ecounyard

Ph o to by J o\h Green

Walk down any hall , look into any freshman class and you will be able to see the spirit glowing on their faces. You can sense their spirit in other ways too "Our spirit is shown in our fashion. " Anna Kelso observes . Of course there are the few who actually voice their spirit. "Give me an F, give me an R, give me an E , give me an S, give me an H, give me an M, give me an E, give me an N," Mary Curran stops to catch her breath , "What does that spell ? Freshmen! " There are also the not so spirited freshmen , or maybe 1 they are just intimidated by the upperclassmen. "We are too afraid we will get our butt kicked so we don't show our true spirit, ., comments Letitia Christensen . There are some freshmen this year who are cocky about their spirit. Catherine Clark says, " Compared to the past freshmen, we have a lot more spirit." Then there are those freshmen who have no clue , like Bria Hampleman . "Spirit?" and Matt Rogers , "How does our school anthem go again? " So walk down any hall, look in t o any freshman classroom and you will see that Kyle Atkinson speaks the truth when he says , " Freshman spirit is fresh. " Jennifer

Blum

Rena Dusenbury. Jason Chappell, ikk1 Varvens, Crystal Swala, Kim Bellanll, Mike M onckton, Stacy Arndt, Kama Brindle, Terra Falco, and Katie Dorsch ride 1heir floa1 during the Homecoming Parade This Homecoming was the fir.-t for the cla~ of '97 Freshman Beth H art stated, "It could have been better 1f 1he freshman floa1 won because 1t was surely number one " Photo by Josh Green.

Pow! Freshman Josh B ates hi~ the H omecoming car \v11h a bang while R yan M organ, P eng \ Vu, Layne Hodson, and Brya n De W olfe look on as 1f they wished they could do 1he same Coming from Bell M iddle School, these kids never expcncnced 1h1s ac11v11y before Pho10 by Todd D ierking •

'97! Freshmen Michelle Kle1ne1der, Kns1a Benton,

Jennifer Allen

Eric Anderson

Kri sta Aramaki

Fabiola Araujo

Crystal Arcury

Stacy Arndt

Stacey

Aronowitz

Kyle Atkinson

Mindy Austin

Justin Babbitt

Jason Baerren

Travis Baker

Wilham Barbee

John Bartsch

Joshua Bates

Troy Bauer

Jeffrey Beavers

Torrie Becwar

Crystal Beder

Eric Behne

Ian Beitzel

Kimberly Bell anti

Melissa Bellew

Katrina Bennett

Krista Benton

Sabrina Beumer

Kevin Bilger

Ronelle Black

Jennifer Blum

Kristen Bohn

Freshmen's Tips On How To Get Through Your First Year At GHS ... Without Too Much Suffering.

"Make a lo t o f friend s that a re o lder than you ." -Catherine Clark

"S ta y awa y fr o m th e s eni o r lo ung e." -Charlotte Parker

"S ta y loc ked in y o ur loc ker 11 -Matt Montgomery

"Do n ' t a s k t oo ma n y que s ti o n s b ec au se p eo pl e will kn o w yo u 're a fres h ma n ." -Margi e Sant

"Don ' t p ic k fight s with p eo pl e bigger than yo u .'' -Roger Stellers

"Kiss butt ." -Nick Braken

" Pretend yo u ' re a s oph o m o re." -Mark Hickman

"Wh e n y o u se e a penn y, s t a rt running ." -Stephanie Cachrision

"Do n ' t talk back to peopl e that ar e bigger than you." -Brian Murphy

"Ho ld yo ur head up h igh and h o p e th ey d o n ' t k ic k yo ur butt ." -Priscilla Dvorak

Je nnifer Blum David Yang

Charl es Bolejack

Morgan Boyles

David Bradder

Nicholas Brakken

Ka mi Brindle

T.J Brinner

Jason Broderick

Joshua Brooks

William Brown

Lee Brunker

Andrew Buchholz

Debra Buck

Amy Bull

Gale Bunyard

Carolyn Burg

Do you remember the first time you drove? "The fir s t time I drove I got stuck in a muddy ditch and a tow truck had to come and get my car out ,'' reminisces Courtny Winship . Even though quite a few freshmen c annot drive , some still love to do it, but as long as it is the way John Eagleton likes it , " Driving is fun , but only if it is illegal. " The parents of the freshmen suffer the most , as Mindy Austin says , " My dad was breathing so hard I thought he was going to hyperventilate." Sometimes i t i s ne c essary for freshmen to roam the halls repeating the basi c rules of driving , so as not to forget how to drive, like Kirstin Fisher who franticly say s , " Let the clutch out and give it gas , let out the clutch and give it gas . ,, Bria Hampleman finds the true meaning of freshman driving , when she screamed, "BRAAAAKE !" Jennifer

L es li e B urg

Bri ann e Bur ris

J o hn Burto n

Dou g la s

C am eron

Ja so n C am e r o n

Blum

Ann C a r penter

Ra c hel C arv e r

J os eph C a scio

Co r ey

C avanaugh

Mary e ll e n

Ce tna r

Ja so n C happe ll

Kelly C hen ey

Amanda

C hri s ten s en

Letitia

C hri sten se n

Nathan Church

Catherine Clark

Kathleen Clark

Marlaina Clements

Melissa Cline

Amy Coates

Chanda Conklin

Rachel Crane

Jeremy Cummings

Mary Curran

Kyle Cusack

Matthew Dando

Andrew Darlington

Jennifer Davis

Lynn De Berry

Jack Deboer

David Demaltens

Mana Denney

Mauritz Dendder

H arold Dewitt

Bryan Dewolfe

Jennifer Dinges

Rebecca Doherty

Mary Dorsch

Ma tt hew Dotter

Rena Dusenbury

Thomas Duster

Priscilla Dvorak

Ce l este Dyer

Lonnie Dyer

Jason Eagleson

John Eagleton

Wendi Eberhart

Christopher Eddy

Terry Eilers

Monica Einspahr

Jon Ekstrom

Lester Embree

Larry England Jr

Justin Evans

Terra Falco

Ryan Farley

Keyton Faulkner

Jessica Felty

Amber Femmer

Jennifer Fink

Buckner Fisher

Kirstin Fisher

Stephen Fisk

Joshua Fitzgerald

Alejandro Flores

Eric Ford

Paul Foreman

Holley Foster

Ami Freier

Ma t thew Frost

Kimbe r ly Giddeon

Breeanne Glasmann

Lisa Gores

Melissa Groenhof

Hrlp ! Senior L, z Dohert) g 1, e!> adv ice to her young.e r -.1ster. freshn1an Becl-.y Dohcrt\ Even thou gh brother, and .,,.,tef'!> may fight, they '>ltll love each ot her enough 10 he lp th em and pro1ec1 th em Sorne 11mes o ld e r or you nge r brother, and \!Siers may be a pain but in th e e nd they are a big help. and can ofte n be th e o nl y fnend in ,ig ht v.h en hel p 15 nee ded Photo by C)nlh1a Bellows

Is there s ibling rivalry among th e GHS s tudent s? Not as mu ch a s one might think. As Natalie Stahl puts it , " It ' s more like having a friend who s t ic k s up for me , than having an o lder brother 1 ' The advantage of o lder friends came up quite often as Nick Brakken remark s, " It 's great because a lot of the uppercla ss men already knew me before I even got here. 11 Being so meone 's little brother or sister can also have some disadvantages as Claire Wachtler co mments , " It 's ni ce except when people call me Caroline's little s i s ter. ,, Another problem occurs if the two siblings are not getting along , as Judy Kunze s ay s, " I hate it when my sis ter trie s to embarrass me ." Many people think that the best part of having an older brother or sister is the availability o f tran s portation Katie Dorsch s tate s, " Th e be s t part is getting a ride to lun c h." Jamie Burke and David Yang

Robert Groves

Jacob Hagl er

Jayne Hal e Mi c h el H all

Bria H ampleman

Michael Harri ngton

Jamie Harvey

Gene Have rkamp

Mi c hael Ha ys

Jackson H ediger

Me gan H enry

Promise H erbert

Sara h H er onema

Lind say H erron

Evan H erzoff

Money is the thing that everybody wants, but can ' never get enough of. The Freshman Class has many ways to spend their money. The most popular way to spend money is on music. Tracey Vanwoensel remarks , " I spend my money on CDs and tapes ." Another favorite way to spend money is on food. Erik Los e man says, " If I ever have any money I spend it on so me ca ndy ." These aren ,t the only ways freshmen spend their money , however. Some freshmen have unique ways of s pending their money , such as Fletcher Brown who s tates , " I spend my money on women_ ,, Then there are some fre s hmen who think ahead to the future. " I put my money into an ac co unt for a car," co mments John Bartsch . Most freshmen , however, get a blank look in their eyes when asked how they spe nd their money As Rena Dusenbury puts it , "What money ?" Se rena Dovey

Stephen Hickman Jr

Gary Hill ey

Brandy H inkle

Nathan Hinkle

Joe Hipp ensteel

Tracy H oback

Steven Hobson

Layne Hodson

Aimee H oogheem

Jessica H oover

Jona than H op pin

Jonathan Hornick

Jeremy H otsenpiller

Courtney H ouk

Sara Hutcheson

No Money Down Meli ssa Bellew displays her cho ice of mu sic, and talks about how she paid almost nothing for 1t Students at G H S use th eir extra noney for a vanety of things Th ey buy tapes, CD's, food and s pend money o, their dates, but only as long as at as 1nexpens1ve. Students do get Jobs. wh1c1' help s quite a bit in the ~ay they s pend their money Ph oto by Heather Nuanc:.

Christina Hutchison

Jennifer Hutchison

Albert llges

William Jenkins

Ross Jensen

David Johnson

Stephanie Johnson

Sandra Johnston

Felicia Jones

Melissa Jones

Rebecca Jones

Samuel Jones

Summer Jones

Gregory Karpoff

Chandra Karros

Meredith Keating

Amber Keller

James Kelley

Kaci Kelly

Rod Kelly

Anna Kelso

Sarah Kendell

Clayton Kenton

Melissa King

Michelle Kle1neider

Kelly Knoll

Zachary Kosterman

Alyssa Kraus

Shana Krone

Diana Kunter

Hedy Kunter

Judith Kunze

Andrea Labella

Eric Laird

Kacy Landsittel

Andrea Lanterman

Burke Larson

George Leblanc

Brandi Lee

Rachel Leenheer

Kari Leidich

Scott Linsenbigler

James Lo

Manit Lohani

Andrew Long

Erik Loseman

James Lundhagen

Lindsey Lusk

Amanda Luster

Michae l Maharas

Nikolas Ma l kmus

Joseph Manchen

Shane Marquardt

Mindi Ma r sh

Nathan Marsha ll

Troy Marshall

Daniel Ma rt in

Valerie M artin

Sergio M artinez

Sean M atzke

Oh Please Fres hm an Jennifer Blum be g~ her ol der broth er. Junior Ti m Blum in the GHS parkin g lot fora nd e to lun c h Ev en th e uppercl ass men v.h o do have _ J I'> had to be g for nd e~ 'A-h e n th e y were fre s hm e n Jennifer co mm e nt ed . "Begging my bro th e r for a nd e to lun c h 1s th e easy pan Ge ttin g him to sa} yes 1, the hard part "

The first year of high school is full of new beginnings , including open campus for lunch . While upperclassmen hop in their cars and get to enjoy their lunches at their favorite restaurant , freshmen usually have to spend lunch in the dreaded cafeteria or must walk to lunch . Dodging oncoming traffic is one of the many dangers of lunch. Stephanie Winkler has an unusual way to get to lunch. Stephanie says , "I walk on my hands to lunch everyday. " Some of the favorite restaurants that are within walking distance are Burger King, Mier' s Deli , and Pizza Hut. Jill Wolf comments, "I usually walk with my friends to Burger King ,, Richelle McMurtry is one of the fortunate freshmen. She comments, " I get a ride to lunch with a sophomore." Lunch is always an adventure no matter how you get there , if you get there at all. Rachel Newberg

Ja s on Mc c all

William M c gaffey

Tia Mckamey

Ri c helle M c murtry

Katheri ne

M c W i lliam s

Bradley Mead

Richard Meester

Payton Mi c hael

Joshua Mole s

Michael M o n c kton

Rachel Montana

Matthew Montgomery

Peter Mooney

Ryan Morgan

Ja s on M o rri s

Let's talk music. What kind do you like? Country, rap , rock 'n' roll, top 40, and alternative are at the top of the list for most of the GHS freshmen No matter what your preference, there is something for everyone. Larina Cannady says, "I like rap, especially Silk, because of the way they sing." For those of you who like rap, Criss Cross, Cyprus Hill , and House Pain may sound familiar. Josh DeWitt, on the other hand , has a fondness for punk. Josh states, " I like Exploited, Misfits, Sex Pistols, and stuff like that." Many freshmen have been seen around the campus, wearing shirts, such as Metallica , Iron Maiden , Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam. These are just a few of the many bands that the freshmen are interested in. I t doesn't really matter what kind of music you listen to , just as long as it's something you can get down and boogie to. J . Huebel.

Christopher Morrison

Bethany Mulvih1II

Bnan Murphy

Wilham Neal

William Nee

Justin Needham

Janet Nelson

Minh Nguyen

Aaron Noffsinger

Matthew O ' Riley

Michael Osgood

Jason Page

Jonathan Palmer

Charlotte Parker

Julie Parker

Let's Rock Fre<,hman Jake Wallace looks thro ugh a CD collecllon p<Yldenng wha t he shou ld hsten to hi s favonte band s, Sex Pi s tol s and Front 242, or ,o me thrn g ne"" Front 24 2 perfonned at Lollapalooza along w11h Pnnu.-. and Dinosaur Junior. wh ic h are also a fe w o f Jake 's favonte s. While Iooi 1ng for ht '> f avorite band'> Ja~e sa id "Sex P1 s 1ol s descnbe the problems in the wc1e1 ,' and I agree .,.. 1th what they have 10 s ay ' Pho10 by Ron F1nelh

Molly Patterson

Valene Patton

Kelsey Peterson

H uy Pham

Nicholas Pierce

Zachary Pike

Jon Pineau

Gilberta Pino

Ted Politte

Eric Pon1csan

Julie Powell

Kathryn Prestiaschaub

Becky Prince

Derek Puttmann

Brenden Pyke

Peng Qu

Zachary Queen

Bridget Radeff

Maria Rascon

Katy Ratz

Duke Reher

J i ll Re1necker

Jennifer Rickard

Luke Roberts

Kristy Robinson

James Robuck

Matthew Rogers

Craig Roik

Thomas Rome

Monika Sa c hdeva

Dale Sacry

Bnan Sanders

MarJone Sant

Jurgen Schlieman

Steven Schmidt

Lisa Schoenborn

Brandon Schow

Jonathan Schreiner

Travis Shields

Andrew Silvey

Shannon Skelton

Michael Sk1mmyhorn

Carrie Smith

Drew Smith

Katie Smith

Sara Snyder

Joshua Sprague

Luke Stahmer

Steven Steketee

Roger Stellers

Michelle Stotle r

Jennifer Stover

Sarah Suszczyk

Crystal Sw ala

Severine Swanson

Kellee Tarum

Tiffany Tavenne r

Mana Tembo

Ryan Therriault

Andrew Thomas

hooting A r o und Jo,h Sp rague doe5 hh photograph) honle\1,ork. after school m h1!> free tim e becau,e th e light 1s better tn th e afternoo n," hen he gets home from sc hool Je!>!>tCa Felt y fe lt that he r home\, o rk. could "ail ult after \OCCer practtce All freshmen to do after sc hool \\. hether 1t ·!> a !> port or\\. hether 11 ., homework Photo b) Ton Bo!, t\\-1 c k

What do freshmen do after school? Brad Mead spends his time after school playing sports. Brad comments, " I play football for the GHS freshman football team." Many freshmen at GHS have after school activities such as softball, gymnastics , clubs, forensics, soccer, Westernairs, band, swim team, and church groups . While upperclassman have jobs , there are on ly a few freshmen who are ab le to have jobs. Wh ile t hese freshmen are busy doing their after school ac ti vities, some freshmen have more importan t things t o do Ta lking on the phone and wa t ching TV seems t o b e commo n after school even ts. Somewhere after a ll t hese act ivities, homework ge t s done David Johnson a lso commen t s, " I beat up my sister, watch TV, listen to music, and talk on t h e phone." Whether it's after sc h oo l activ iti es o r leisure t ime at home, freshmen alwa ys see m t o b e on th e go.

Torie Bostwick

Zebula Tober

Sabnna Tortora

Tanya Tracy

Renae Trenk

Amanda Tucker

Orion Tulch in Joshua Tyler

Nathaniel Ulander

Antoinett Urio ste

Danny Vanderheyden

Traci Vanwoensel

Nikki Varveris

Tony Vensor

H ea t her Verardi

Christian Vermillion

What's it like being a freshman? Well why not get the facts right from the source, the freshmen themselves. Most all freshmen agree that coming to GHS is not as easy as it may seem . Take it from Bob Groves when he says, " My first week a junior tried to make me tie hls shoe in the bathroom " Well , it might have been just freshman initiation , but it was all over and forgotten by the end of the first month of school.

First impressions are a very important part of the first day of high school for freshmen . Ronelle Black c omments, " My first week at GHS was not good because I didn't know anyone." Besides first impressions, coming to a new school creates quite a few hazards a l so One thing is for sure though, all freshmen agree with Emily Wengrovius when she says , " It ' s better than junior high, " even if you have to get used to it. Katherine Saunders

Kn s ten Ver saw

Enka Vi e rke

Marc Vigil

Kelly V o ag

Jame s Vo it

Pooja Voria

C laire Wa c htler

Kaymi Wagel i ng

Jethro Wagner

Matthew Walton

Raymond Wat son

Alan Webb

David Weishaupl

Bryan Wellen s1ek

Karen Welton

Kristina Wendt

Emily Wengrovius

Tamara White

Jeremy Whitmore

Joshua Wilburn

Erwin Williams

Wendy W11liams

Heather Wilson

Nicole Wilson

Stephanie Winkler

Jill Wolf

Sarah Wolf

K atherine Worobey

Be t h Wright

Stephanie Zachrison

Locker Life Lounging around during access, some freshmen use t heir time to do their homework. Lockers are often a popular place to h ang out and easily used to express 1ndiv1duality. Freshman Julie Parker said, "I love my l ocker I keep pictures of Christian S l ater in there." Each year decorating your locker seems to get more interesting The locker 1s one way for some freshmen to express t hemselves "I cut pictures from magazines," explained freshman Maria Rascon There are some fres h men who just enjoy decora t ing th ei r lockers with funny li tt l e Jokes to h elp them t hro u gh the day "I use comic stnps," expressed fres h man Mindy Marsh Laura White and Renae Trenk

Judith Vance: Principa l Favorite vacation s pot: Palm Dese rt , Ca/ Maui , Hawai i

1ng e GJ{S Jacultv

Dave Anderson: Assis ta nt

Prin c ipal

Hero: Harry Truman

Rick Lopez: Athletic Director

Hero: Lone Ranger Childhood dream occupation: basketball player

Ethel Platt: Assis tant

Pr incipal

Hero: Abigail Adams

Ron Bollie: Counselor

Childhood dream job: Climbing re sc ue c rew

Best/ Worst class: German / print s hop

'

Bruce Douelas: Co un se lor

Nancy Hennin2: Ass is tant librarian

Nancy Hardesy: Co un se lo r

Hero: her Grannie If she wasn't a coonsellor; she would teach cooki ng classes .

Diane Schloemer: Media Specialist

Childhood dream occupation: teach er or artist

Best/Worst class: Art/ geomet ry

Lory Cease: Social Worker

Pat Maupin: Co un selor

Childhood dream occupation : psychologis t

Lynn Whittekiend: Assistant librarian

The teachers were a~ked the. following questions about their freet1me and their high school exp1erences What I!> your favorite vacation spot ? Wh o 1s your hero'> Wh at was your childhood dream Job'> What were your best and worst classes in high schoo l? If you d1dn ' t teach vour current subJect, what would you teach and why? Here are so me of their responses.

Li nda Baker: Fi na nc ia l

St"( re tary

C harlotte

Charla Gunn:

Cou nse ling

Sec re tary

Urs ula

Krzys tek: Clt n1 c Aide

Ca ra Anderson : Fre nch/S pani s h

Fav orite vaca-

tio n s pot: Fra nce

Hero: Bee th oven

To m Sweet:

Ru ~s 1a n/Fre nch

He ro: J ea n-Lu c

Pi card

Childhood dream occupa-

tio n: bu s driver

, ,.

Blythe: Pr inc ip a l ,s Se c re ta ry

Barbara Howes: Atte nda nce Sec re tary

Wendy

C arlis on:

Edu ca ti o na l Assis ta nt

C heryl Ko chi s :

Athl e t ics/ Ac ti v it ies Sec re ta ry

C arol Quirk: Ed uc ational A ss is ta nt

Jane Wunderli c h:

Edu ca ti o na l

A ss is ta nt

Heidi Troppman

German

Jerry Yanz: S p a n is h

Favorite vacation spot: M ic higa n

C hildhood dream occupation: ma nage me nt

Linda Povada:

Spanis h

C hildhood

dream job: tea c he r

Hero: he r h us ba nd

Su s an Julian: Hom e Ee .

Favorite Vacation Spot:

J ac ks on Hol e

Ye ll ow s t one .

Hero: Au d rey

Hepb urn

Leslie Bettin2 e r: Social Studies

Be s t/ worst

cla ss in hi g h sc ho o l: Hi !) tory/ Math

John Hors t: Socia l Studie s/ Latin

H e ro: Tarzan

C hildhood dream occ upation: baseball

player Michael O'Dorisio: Social Studies

Favorite vacation s pot: hi s cabin Hero: JFK

Bes t/ Wors t class: Sex ed ./

M ath

Roy Dau2herty: Social Studies

Favorite vacation s pot: New Zealand

C hildhood

dream occupation: Journalist

Bob Kin s ey: Social Studies

Hero: J esus, M L. King

C hildhood

dream job: Cen te r field for New York Yankees

Bob Stokes: Social Studies

Favorite vacation s pot: Australia

Hero: J eb Stuart

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Todd Fini<: Social Stujies

Hero:

E1n s te1n 's father If he didn't teach S.S., he would teach p a renting

Ro2er

Meyers: Social Studies

Hero: R.F.K .

Childhood dream occupation: U.S. Mar shall

Lisa Wahl: Social S tudies

Childhood dream occupation: millionaire

Graduated from: Nebraska University

Pucker up Baby!! ~1s Nations closes her eyes and kiss~ th, pig, after wanning the contest between other teachers She was the one chosen by the entire student body dunng Homecoming week Next year maybe someone e lse ( or even M s alions again 1) ,viii get the privilege of domg the same Ph oto by Todd D ierking

Judy Boian: La ng uage Art s/ Soc ia l S tudi e s If s he didn't teach, L.A. and S.S ., s he , d teac h phi los o ph y

Joan Clark: La nguage Art s

Hero: Ben Fran kli n a nd Ma rk Tw ai n

Jackie Bornstein: Lan g uage Art s

Favorite vacation spot: An ywh e re w a nn S t. M a rt i n, Fl o rida Dream job: au th o r

David Farrar: Lan g uage A rt s

Dick Byrne: Lan gu age Art s

Favorite vacation spot: New Yor k

Ci ty

Hero: Do n Q u ixo t Dream job: ga rbage man

Ron Finelli: La nguag e Art s

Hero: J o hn

Way ne

Childhood dream job: wo rk wi th J acque s Co us te au

Stan Hei:2enreter: La ng uage Art s

Jill Hull: Lan guage Art s

Joan Jouett: Lang uag e A rt s

John Klue: La ng uage

Arts

Hero: S up e rma n Childhood dream occupation: foo tb a ll pl aye r

Mark Dunn: Art

Favorite vacation spot: Mex ico

Childhood dream occupation: fi re ma n

I l \

Hero: Mo th e r Th e resa . If she didn't teach English, s he ' d teac h ps yc h o logy.

Sandy Nations: Lan g uage Art s

Childhood dream occupation: p r incess

Hero: mom

Childhood dream occupation: Olym p ic ice s kate r If s he didn't teach L.A., s he ' d teac h P E

Lowell Sharp: Lan g uage Art s

Hero: J. F . K . If he didn't teach L.A., he , d teac h Soc ia l Stu die s beca us e it' s th e s tud y of ma nki nd

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Joe McGinnis: Art

Childhood dream job: art is t If he didn't teach art he would teach, 101 w ays to mak e a hambur ge r.

Gene Youneman: Art

Hero: T om

Ly nc hwat e rco lo ri s t

Dick Bradsby: E ile e n Cook: Math Math

Favorite vaca-

Hero: Isado ra tion s pot · Dun ca n

Yellowstone

C hildh oo d

C hildh ood dream dream occupation: nun occupation: pro ba s ketball player

Bob Hayes; Marcia Math

H~od~a20 i

Hero: Johnny Ma th Uni ta s and all Childhood th e good dream occupation: missio n- tea c hers he had ary o r tea c her in hi g h school I and co ll ege

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Elaine Fitz2erald . Math

Favorite vacation spot: th e world

Childhood dream job: a dancer

What am I

Doing? Mr Lowell S h arp 1s d ressed to kill. Mr Sharp almost always dresses up for Spirit week, this lime for MAS H day M any teachers get 1n to S pi rit week by dressing up or partic1pattng m other activities Photo cou rt esy Mr Sharp

Diane Kessler: M ath

Hero : Martin Luther King J~ If she didn't teach math , s he' d teach home ec.

hn

Hero: G ro uc ho

Robert Putka; Martynuska; Math Math

If she didn ' t Marx teach math , Childhood

s he ' d teac h dream occupanot hin g s he tion: train loves math! . I e nginee r

yyra Zach: Ma th

Hero: Moth er

Theresa

Childhood dream occupation: pilot

Gail O'Neil: Business

Year of graduation: C lassifie d Hero: Roy Roge rs Childhood dream occupation: forest ranger.

Julia Andrews: Educational ass is ta nt

Phyllis Price: Bu si ness

Favorite vacation spot: Ca nad a Hero: Ja cqueline Kenn e dy

,John Brodbeck: PC

Hero: Ghandi

Bruce Stoeklen: Busi ness

Gretchen Hoeltin2: Educational assista nt

Linda Kowal: ESL Hero: Still looking Childhood dream occupation: S c ie nti s t

Molly Gaudette: Educational as s istant

I

Yossi Martonovich: Special Ed.

Hero: Dr. Martin Luther Kin g, Jr.

Joe Murdock: Special Ed.

Cindy Nielsen: Educational Assis tant

Jessica Nowak: Special Ed. Hero: Elea nor Rooseve lt If she didn't teach Special Education: s he ' d tea c h Eng l is h Literat ure.

Le Shoemaker: Educational assis t ant

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Mark

Hornecker: P E

Ed Kintz: P.E.

Best / worst subjects in school: typing/ math

Marilyn Wilcox: P .E.

Childhood dream job: tea c her If she didn't teach P.E. s he' d be a m e dia ... s pe c iali st.

Chuck Barbie: Sc ience

Childhood dream occupation: th e owner o f an R .E.I s tore

Leslie Lassi: Science

Favorite vacation spot: M on ta n a If she didn ' t teach sc ience, she'd teach hi s tory

Ed Scholes: Scie n ce

Childhood dream occupation: Aerospace engineer

Judy Edwards; Science a nd

Ceramics

Steve Rusch: S cie n ce/f A

Hero: Chuck Ye age r Childhood dream occupation: pil o t

Diderick

Iversen:

S cie nce

Hero: John

W ay ne and Jam es B o nd

Elain~ Smith; S cie n ce

Hero: Lin co ln

Childhood

dream occupation: To se ll winter wear on a tropi c al is land

Bob Williams: Science

Hero : J es u s

Christ Childhood dream occupation: farmer

Scot Edson: Mu s ic

Favorite vacation spot: Red Lodge , Montana

Hero: Ron Santo (C hi cago Cubs)

Dick Schalhammer: Science

Favorite

Vaction spot: Florida Key s, H a waii , Ala s k a,

Hero: Indiana

Jone s

K~n Van d~r

Laan: Scie n ce

Hero: Thoma ~

Jefferson Childhood dream occupation: Ran c h e r

Eric W~inst~in: Mu s ic

Bru ce Hahn:

fec h Art s

Hero :

Ra nd olph Sco tt

Childh oo d

dre am j ob:

Army tru ck

dn ve r.

G H S

C u s t o dial

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row : R al ph

Bris t o l , T om

Ge rgus, La rry

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Joos te n , T o m

M c D o w e ll ,

Mike Web b e r. No t Pi cture d:

D a v i d

D a rd eso n , Di ck Robe rt s, Don Di lworth .

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S mith , Su e

Str o use, Pa tt i

Lo w , P a ul a

Ba ir N o t

Pi c tur e d:

L i n d a

B e nn e tt ,

J e nif e r

Wadd e ll.

Fir s t r O\\: Jami e Bakk.er An Bate s. Nadia Madann1 , J em ll e \Vellhan1 , Molly Ku zyk eco nd ro\.\ : Shane BenJam1n , John M c donald, Chns Budd , Ben Mea ger, Br ad Pearse , Bnan Gould Third r o \\ : Ms Krull Ashley Kre s t M1 1 a Mataya. Jennifer Damon Cynthia Bellows. Jenni Kaplan V1rg1n1e Rudolff Gerda Lan ge Ba c k row: Ju<,1tn Khend1ner "'"'* . Chad Ozed,mar. M1k. e Wood., J e remy Schossow.•* • Mrs Capp Ral s ton Elementary third grade

Ju s t for ki cks Ei g ht year old Chad Wad.,wonh ha, a ball with The Table Mountain Youth Soccer A,soc 1at1 on (TMYSA ) whale pla ying v. 1th the Jaguars Chad', th oughts on :r.occe r." It 's the greates t s p on m the cos mos Soccer rocks' " Chad ca n sull be ,een k.a c kmg h, , favontc soccer ball around on occa<,ao n allhough he 1s a lot call er now Some thing :-. never c hange

ROXANNE ALDER @

Your life has been full of @ cha llenge s and you w,11 @ encounter many more as you continue on your

chosen path. God bless

you.

Love, Mom

LORI ADLF INGER @

"Lon what are you hiding @ behind that impish little 111\ smile?" Your adventurous sp,n t , full of fun, and @ laughter brings endless joy@ t o your friends and family .

We love you, Mom and D~d

ROXANNE ALDER

You're a star!

Love, Jen and Dad

ELIUD APONTE

You have always liked th ose baggy pants. We ' re proud of you, and have always loved you!

Love, Mar iely, Mom and Dad

NATHAN BALLENGER J

" With each twist of the ba! y of twine , there is a sadnes, fc that goes with the joy. Thl tl kite becomes more distant v. and it won ' t be long befv t: \\ that beautiful creature v,I snap the lifeline that bindc- le you together and will soar itis meant to soar " We lovr s you, Mom, Dad, Jeremy ant' s Shelley

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Love , Mom , Dad, Anna , Scott, Carolyn and Eloise

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CYNTHIA BELLOWS

We l ove you always.

XO XO, M om, Dad, Whit, and Anne I •

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TORIE BOSTWfCK

There are so many places t o go and so many more smiles t o meet Never compromise when it concer n s your dreams Give them that chance to come tru e!

Lots of love , Dad, Mom , and Christopher

TRACY BOOG

Congratulations' You worked so very hard and sti ll maintained your enthusiasm and your se n se of humor! We l ove yo u very much!

M om, Dad , and Amanda

we ca n 't so we w on't. We'll all miss you and we love you.

Shawn, Jessica, and Seth

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JASON BRITTAIN

So n - Enjoy your j ou rne y. May you be deeply touched by o thers and leave your kindness w i th them . Congratulations se n ior!

We Love you, M om and Dad

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S HANE BARLOW

Always do your best

You have great things 1n store for you We wish you t he best of every th ing

Love always , Mom, Dad , Steve, Spencer and Shelly

ARI BATES

Cong rat ulations A r i'

You are our sunshine' May your life continue to be full of boundless happiness and limitless possibilities!

T he future is yours

Love, Mom and Dad

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

NATALIE TOPA-S he brought $180 to show and te l1 one day. -Mr s. Morri s 2nd grade

ALEX TURNER- Only kid who

u n derstood " King of th e Wind ." - 2nd grade

ROXANNE ALDER- "The chicke n -pox

k id " -Mrs. Morris 2nd grade "i

You have made us so @ proud as we have watched @you grow into such abeautiful and talented @ young woman. God has blessed you with many gifts Be true to H im and use them wisely We love you, Mom and Dad

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BECCA DEEGAN -YOUNG @ Thanks for helping me @ grow into who I am today @ The time has come to @part I know we will keepin touch True friends @ forever! @

ALEX BEZZERIDES

Keep 'em laughing

Love, Mom, Dad , and Nick

lMIKE BRUNCKNER

Love ya, Cyn

MICHAEL BOATMAN

Oh baby boy look at you now . " Wow." Mikey may you get the very best out of life We know you ' ll

@ @ @@ @ @ @ work hard and make your @ dreams come true Never @ forget who loves you themost. @ @

M om, Dad , and Gary @

TEACHERS MEMORIES

MICKEY CORELL- His mouth never s topped .- Mr. Moore

FELICIANA CISNEROS- Sweetest of the sweet.- Mr. Moore

KURT JENSEN- Stuffed him many times in ba s ketball .- Mr . Moore

You were such a cute, swee t baby! You always enjoyed being outdoors. Now you are a kind handsome young man. We are proud of you and wish you happin ess and success in the future Contin ue to give every endeavor your best effort

Love, Mom and Dad

TEE TEE C HOU

We know that someday you'll discover what you ' re really l ooking for.

L ove, M om and Dad

PETER Cl ESLAR

Your cu rio sity and c reat ivity have always amazed us Keep on discovering We love you.

Love , Mom , Dad, Mark , Heidi , and Heather

MICKEY CORRELL

What fun you are to be around! Be your own man , make the most of your talents , and always keep that sparkle in your eye

Love , Mom, Dad, and Wendy

JEN CHOCHOLEK

I couldn ' t have gotten through this without you

You have been there since day one, through thick and thin Thanks so much for understanding; for your true friendship. Thanks for making me laugh and for being the incredible, unique person you are I love you, Lauren

JAMIE RAE CABANISS

You still look like a baby monkey , but I still love you anyway!

Your big si ster, Stacey

SHANNON CHISHOLM

Shannie, We love your compassion and enthusiasm for life. You ' ve brought us so much joy!

Love, Mom, Dad, Ryan and Brendan

Fin.tro w · J e ff Spi vey Mind ) Ne lm s. Brend a H a rdman ••• Chn s ta S a nd ers. M o rgan Whitn ey. S a, ge LeG a) Seco nd row C h a d W a d s w o rth . C hn s ty G ilm ore, *•• ""Ii<• **.., "'*"'. M rs Jud y Be rg u1 s t Third row · Mi c he ll e So uth wo rth , M1k. e Boa tm a n , Kurt J e n sen, Dan S to ne. *"* *" •*• D ay leen Man th y Fo urth ro w Bnan M az k e, M 1c k e} Co rre ll Bryan Sc hn e id er. S h ane Barl ow, En c J o hn so n , **• , *•* We lch es ter El eme n1 ary thi rd grade

TEACHERS' .ME.MO RIES

SARAH HEINEMAN- Tallest babe in the ! second grade.- Kyffin Elem @ JENNIFER MAREN- World cha mpion @ Queen of numbers.- Kyffin El e m . @

CORYDON INGRAM- " Id ea man." - Mr s.@ Hi cks kindergarten.

BECCA DEEGAN -YOUNG @ Becca- You are a trea sured siste r and daughter Words can't expres s what you mean to our famil y Your openness and va lues helped define th e great perso n you've be co me Continue to cherish diversity Be \vhat you want , but alway s be you We're very proud, Mom, Dad , and Abby

LIZ DOHERTY

We are so proud of yoL and all that you do Keep on being the delightful person that you are!

Love, Your Family

BECCA DEEGAN -YOUNG " Bucka / Crystal "

T o a very speci al person and wonderlul sister. Time now for the w orld to di scover you and you to grab for your dreams

You've become a s tr ong independent woman who won ' t let anything stand in your way.

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such a beautiful h ead of IMl c h eris h ed your enthusias m IMl 10 curls? Congratulations! @ and sense of humor May @

wh hat khnow in your

_. Bud, may you always do @ ywou 1 never lose tdhe s e gifts

e ove you an are very iii'I eart 1s ng t.

_ pr oud of you!

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Love , @ Dad , Mom, @ Ryan and Brett

VERNE I I E II FREDY" DUES TERBE CK Ev e n fr om th e milk box day s, we alway s knew you w ould succeed in what you set out to do. Don ' t eat too man y d onu t s or do very many fly by 's. Rem em ber family is 4 ever and we love you!

Love, S teven, Kimberly , Dale and Andrew

LAUREN EARL

You were always a nice little girl , and now you are a lovely young lady

We love you

Luv , Mom , Dad , Duncan and Joanne

BRIAN ELLIS

With a face like th is , how could you possibly think in German and have a photographic memory? You are definitely the spice in our life

We love you , Mom and Dad

JONELLE EILERS

Congratulations Princesst

We know you will achieve great and wonderful things in life with your warm smile , enthusiasm , and pos itive attitude May all your hopes and dreams come true Love , Mom, Terry Grandma and Grandpa Haugen

LUIS FERREYRA

Lui , our years together are unforgettable

You ' re the best big brother and the best friend anyone could ever hope for. I will miss you more than you • realize

Love , Yonatan

LAUREN EARL

A year is a fleeting m o ment , but the memor ie s la s t f o rever Through all the tears and hearta c he s, the laughter and triumph s. A year molded by va s t and d ivers e dreams of who we are . The mem o ries of our sen io r year will rem ind u s o f the bright-eyes y o uth s in s ide us

Lo ve ya , Jenn @ @@ @@@@ @@@@@@@@

BRIAN ELLIS

Bud , my " big brother":

Good lu c k on the "hic k ing trail s" of your future . Walk swiftly to keep up, but never forget to st o p and wonder at the beauty of it all.

I love you' Mushale

LUIS FERREYRA

My son , You have brought nothing but joy to your entire family It is indeed an honor to be your mother

With my love and respect , Linda and Dale Jennings

ZACHARY FRANCKOWIAK

Your life can be as wide as the ocean behind you. May you enjoy all the wonders waiting for you We are very proud of you.

Love, Mom and Dad

MIKE

Congratulations Mike, Zachary and Bryan!

l You ' re been friends for 15 years - may it last forever.

Love, Mom and Jack

We thank God for the incredible gift , he has gi ,en to us in you! We are excited about all your hopes and dreams. We wish for you a life filled with joy and contentment but most of all that you know that you are always loved .

Congratulations! Dad , Mom and Matt

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EATH ER H A H N

We wis h you happiness, hea lth and s u ccess in wha t ever you decide to do. We'll miss your smiling face, wit and c h ar m whe n you leave to conquer the real world. Remember we'll always be he re fo r you in th e good times as well as th e bad t imes Mom, Jim, Tim, Heidi, Tami, S k ee t er and Maize

F r o nt R o , v: Carrie Peter son, Sarah Duran-Keen. H eather Chick, Ami Menzie s. Kate White si de, K ri s ti K labon, Rena Fisher, Angir Brew e r Annette Clark , and Jennifer Schroeder Ba c k R o , v: Greg Kubi s h , Matt Fil s inger, Jamie Brennan , Chris O lsen, L uke B ader. Joe Santilli, Ryan Wolfrum , Iolanthe Denman, Jennifer Blaine Coa l Creek Sixth Grade

BOATMAN, ZACHARY FRANCKOWIAK, AND BRYAN SC H NEIDER

JENNIFER H UEBEL

You're a very special and talented person with much to offer the world You have given us wonderful and unforgettable memories and made us very proud to be your parents. We love you, Mom and Dad ROB HOYT

T he doctor did all he could but you pulled through anyway! Just joking- You're the best thing that ever came into our lives. We're so proud of you! Keep up the good work. Be all you can be!

We love you!

Mom and Dad

KIM H EBERT

Turkani, Congratulations, you finally made it! Good luck!

Mom and Shud

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

ALEXANDER BEZZERIDES - After school concerts.- Kyffin Elem AMBER FASICK - Creative. - Mrs. Hicks , Kindergarten

SHANE BARLOW - Hard worker and a good student. -.Mrs. Shear

JAKE HILL

Congratulations James Kelly !! We are very proud of you and wish you health and happiness always' God bless you.

Mom, Rob and Zack

CORY INGRAM

You've come a long way baby both in mind and body! Enjoy your achievements and plans and keep interested in your own career however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. You are great. Strive to be happy Love , Kris, Gary, and Grarnma

K U RT JENSEN

We're proud of your efforts and achievements. Keep your personal goals se t high. God b l ess.

L ove, Mom and Dad

H EAT H ER JOHNSON

Our dearest " punkin"

Always continue to understand that happiness is no t based on possessions, power or prestige, but on relationships wi t h people your love and respect. We love you and areproud of the young woman you are becoming. Mom and Dad

M OLLY KUZYK @

People are divided into @ thr ee groups : Those whomake thin gs happen , those @ who watch things happen, @ and tho se who wonder A what happened . W

Congratulations on being @ the captai n of the first A group We're so proud of W the person you've become ,ii\ Love , Mom, Dad and Tanya W

KAMI KLIMCHALK

What a gift you are to us! Your charm, sensitivity, and determination will serve you well in all you do Always remember the source of your strengthI sai ah 40:31

We love you, Dad, Mom and Sean

CHAD KOPSER

You are the best thing in our lives We are more proud of you than you'll ever know We support you in what ever you choose to do in life. Stay happy

LORI ANN KOEHLER

L ori Ann, Write when you find w ork W AAAAH!

Love , M om and Eric and all the rest.

Corki, Congratulations!

@ @ @ @ All Our Love , @ Dad , Mom , A Shelley and Lindsey , W Bree and Kelsey @ @ @ • • ..

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Lots of Love , Mom and Dad

You have been my b.f since fifth grade I will mi ss you, don't forget to write to me

Your Best Friend, Heather

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GREGORY A LEVITT

Oh, the sweet memories

Wasn't it just yes t erday you were our shy little boy. Follow your dreams son, and accomplish everything you've ever wanted to. Be true to yourse l f, your family and you r friends. Be strong , be safe & be happy We love you, Mom & Dad

GERDA LANGE

Dear Gerd1e, You are the greatest! We wish you the best 1n school, in life and 1n love

We Love You , Mom and Dad

ANNE LEFEVRE

Anne dear-

Thank you for gracing my life. When I consider you I know there is a God 1

Love, Mom

JENNIFER MCDONALD

Just be glad we didn't send the one of you in the bath tub

'Gratulations, we are very proud of you. We love you

Love, Dad, Nicole, Geoffrey, Tigg er, Beav and Sherpa

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TEACHERS' MEMORIES

MICKEY CORRELL- Good sense of humor.- Mrs. Witters

CHRISTY GILMORE- Not a mean bone in her body.- Mr. Moore

MELINDA NELMS- Fun person,cute girl.- Mrs. Shear

STEVE LANGDON

Congratulations! All of your hard work has paid off and will continue to bring you great things for your bright future You have made me so very proud Love , Dad

JESSICA MOSIER

Dear Jessica, Congratulat1ons" You are very special, and we are proud of you!

Love, Mom , Dad , Enc and Becky

JOHN MACK

We ' re proud of you and all you have accomplished. There is so much ahead for you and we know you can be all you want to be We will always be there for you

Love, Mom, Dad , Kevin and David

JENNY MAREN

You have always been a little crazy. Enjoy yourself 1n college but stear clear of the dark side. Your brother, "Frankenstein", who, by the way, did not get a senior baby picture and 1s now an emotional wreck AAARR!

Only Joking, Mom and Dad

AMI MENZIES

D ear Ami As you step out to begin your life of adulthood, always

remember how special you

are to us and t o Him Weare so proud of you and

love you much.

Mom and Ginger

MISSY ti. O RRI S

A Super Girl turns into a super young woman

Remember the best is yet to be

With love, Mom , John , and Scott

HEATHER NUANES

Our little pumpkin has finally graduated

Love , Rick and Sharma

RACHEL NEWBERG

Thank you for listening to me all the time , I will miss you a very, very lot and all of our mis-adventures

Love, your friend , Heath er

ADAM MCCAULLEY

Where did you come fr o m my baby so sweet

Where are you going who will you meet.

May the future enfold you with promises kept.

Love, Mom

TRACY NOBEL

T , no one has to hold you up anymore! For all you have been, for the special person you are, and for the sports journalist to be , you have always made us proud Last but certainly not least.

Love , Mom , Dad, Cari and Usa

RACHEL NEWBERG

We have always cherished your enthusiasm , kindness and sweet smile. We are so proud of you , Rachel. God bless you.

Love, Mom , Dad, Nasom, Bridgit and Heidi

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

CHAD WADSWORTH- Started going to Welchester at the age of 2.- Mrs. Witters

JULIE BRUNKER- Sweet, quiet and shy girl.-Mrs. Morris

TERRI SPRATTE- Helpful and always tried hard. -Mrs. Morris

MINDY NELMS

I'm proud of the person you have become, and know you can do anything you set your mind to .

Love always , Mom

JOHANNA NATHANSON

Johanna , we are proud of your standards of excellence. You have a foundation for what should be a very bright and rewarding future. Continue giving l ife your best. Thank you f or making parenting a true joy Good luck! We love you Mom and Dad

EMILY PEARSON

You ' ve gone from being "Da ddy 's little girl" to a grown-up woman with all the potential 1n the world. Good luck in whatever you c hoose for your future - we love you and are behind you all the way!

Love , Mom and Dad

MISTY RAWSON

Congratulations, Misty!

We are so proud of the wonderful person you have become. Thank you for making our lives richer and happier. We wish you much joy and success at college

Love , Mom and Dad

MINDY NELMS

Mindy- follow your dreams

Love , Steve Mindy , Congratulations! You've grown fr om a beautiful , bright, kindhearted little girl , into a "more" beautiful , bright, kindhearted young woman Some th ings don ' t change , they just get better. Love , Dad and Em

MINDY NELMS

MICHAEL POWERS

The past 18 years have gone by too fast. You have grown and changed We barely recognize the child here with the man of today . We w ish you all the happine ss as you start toward your goals in life

Love Always, Mom, Dad, Chris, Jennie and Shannon

MISTY RAWSON

Our friendship is one that will last forever Let's keep laughing, crying and having a great time You have a heart of gold, Misty, and I love you. To all the good memories

Your Best Friend 4-Ever, H eather

ARBON REIMER

Love , Mike and Sharon Reimer

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

DANIELLE SHOOK- So nice and a good student. -Mrs. Morris

JAY STAUFFER- Quiet and a real sweetie. -Mrs. Morris

VERNETTE DUESTERBECK- Hard worker and a great role model for other kids. -Mrs. Morris

JASON RUSSELL

We are so proud of you and your accomplishments . Remember- stay happy and keep your sense of humor We love you very much

Love , Pam and Bruce Russell

KARL RODRIGUEZ [ij

You ' ve always been a joy @ t for us. Your sensitivity and iri kindness make you special. l&Y Your sense of humor @ brightens our days As you @ leave home remember youare never alone , be reliable , @ be faithful and finish what @ you start! Congratulations. iri

Love, l&Y Mom and Dad @

@ DAN RANDALL

The years have passed too @ quickly-but they have been iri a privilege watching you l&Y grow . Thanks for being @ "you ."

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JASON RUSSELL

You ' ve always been there for me to hang on to.

Love , Emily

KARL RODRIGUEZ

Thanks for always picking on me and making me a fighter I will miss you very much and will always love you. If you ever want to fight, you know where to find me

Love Always, Tami

You're sti ll a beautiful baby!

L ove, Mom and Dad

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Reach for the stars, pretty girl. Hold fast to your dreams and never let anyone take them from you. I could never imagine being as proud of you as I am right now.

Congratulations!

I love you! Mom

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Congratulations! We are very proud o f you, best wishes f or your future. We love you!

L ove, Mom, Dad and Jeff

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" to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell , whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me " Issac Newton

We love you!

Dad , Mom , Karen and Molly

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Congratu lati ons, you ' ve done extremely well. Your fantastic atti tu de will help you reach whatever goals you set. Keep smiling! Love, Mom , Dad and Steve

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LAYLA S H AD LU

You are a very spec i al person , and we are very pr oud of you We have been t h r ough a lot, and wh a t ever happ ens in th e futu re, we will continue to s t ick together We l ove you and we w i ll be here for you a lw ays

L ove, Mom and Amie

COLBY SMITH

Colby Smith wa s born December 4 , 1975 He was a beautiful baby with blond hair and big blue eyes He wa s swee t , cudd l y and loved t o be r ocked by M om H e gre w up t o be a solid personone who knows h imse lf and fa ces th e w o rld w ith h ones ty Love , Tim and Ellen Smi th

TERRI SMITH

" W e love you!" says it all. Co n gra tulat ions!

L o ve , M o m and Dad

Love You Always, Mom and Dad

DANIELLE S HOOK

Your Dad and I want yo u to know we are very proud of you, and all your accomplishments We wish you much happine ss and the realization of all your dreams.

L ove, M om and Dad

TERRI SMITH

"

B oy, you got a panty on yo ' head !"

Love , Brian and Kristi

JOHN SC HOWE NGERDT

You have always been pure joy- one of your many special gifts. We are so very proud of you.

Congratulations and may God co ntinue to richly bless you

Love, Mom , Dad and Anna

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

MIKE BRUNKER- Mike loved to go to the little green box of candy and stickers in 1 grade. -Mrs. Davis

WAYNE JANECK- 2 grade's introduction to mining.- Mrs. Davis

RY AN BROWN- Peter Pan complex.-

Coal Creek

JEFF SPIVEY

We are so proud of you! Your smile and easy-going nature make you a special son and brother. Thanks for being such a joy, comfort and a friend. Stay happy and confident!

We love you, Mom, Dad and Dave

DONOVAN SCHENCK

We have been lucky enough to have the very best in you. Life will make you older and wiser, but don't ever lose your special boyish charm.

Love, Mom , Dad and Crystal

MELYNDA TUCKER

Having you as my companion for my first two years of high schoo l was great. I'll miss seeing you here

Love, your "little" sis, Michelle

MANDY SMITH

Congratulations, Mandy' We are very proud of you! So when will you be moving? Just kidding' Good luck in college' We love you 1

Mom and Dad

ANDREW SPRAGGS

May your sense of adventure and your courage to try new things always serve you well

Mom and Dad

MARCOS A TRUJILLO

Through thick and thin , you've always held your head up high May your future always be bright to keep it there. We love you dearly

Mom and Dad

ALEX TURNER

Alex, you made it! We've always been proud of you and all your accomplishments Your foundation is solid as rock, and no doubt all your dreams will come true

Love ,

Mom, Dad, Aaron and Austin

CARLEE WEBB

May the happin ess you ' ve @ given us be refiected 1n @ your future.

Mom and Dad

IVAN WOE H R @

I'm proud o f my son, he 's ir., learned to build not only w ith his hand, but with his @ mind @ Mom

@ @ @

ANDREW J WOOD ROCK ON, ANDY!

We love you!

Mom and Ron

@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @

NICKI YAGNI C H

You're special and we love you

Dad and Mom

CAROLI NE WACHTLER

Hey you , Daisy You done good!

We love you, Mom and Dad

MELANIE WELLENSIEK

We love you, DJ! We wish only the "the best" of whatever life brings to you.

Love , Mom, Dad and Scooter

LEA H WELCH

Leah , you have truly been the pride and joy of my heart What a beautiful young lady inside and out! Congratu la tions and may God bless you always!

Mom

TO THE

H OMECOM I NG PALS

Shamus King, Steve King, Josh Smith, Keefe Davis, Benton Edie, Jason Elms, Scott Marsh , Chris Larose, Justin Kleineider, Eric Schaffer Who else could party like this?

VI CKI ELLICKSON

Your dreams CAN come true and only the sky is the limit if you w ork hard , but also take t i me to "sme ll the roses. " We are proud of you. You are very special to us We love you and God bless you. Love Always, Mom and Dad

ASHLEY

M CC ULLOUG H

What a gi ft you are to us We are proud o f you, and that you are ou r son. Your mountain is before you, we will support all of you r endeavors and aspirations whatever they are We love you.

Dad, Mom and Grandma

J ILL COOPER

"We are overwhelmed far to o often by life ' s f ustratio n s- far too rarely by its magnificence " Jim Begg s. Through all the rough and tough times we have been thr ough, it Is wonderful that we have always been there for each other. You are magnificent.

I love you

Jeni

JENN IFER H UEBEL

You have taught me more about life than anyone , and helped me ou t when I needed you I will miss you. Please think of me once 1n a while.

Love, your friend , H eather

JAKE ELDER

You 've come along way since the day s of Bert and Ernie I 'm so proud of you I love you Jake Love Mom

P S Bert and Ern ie are proud of you to ol

TEACHERS' MEMORIES

ANNETTE CLARK- Sound of Silence.- Coal Creek Elem.

RENA FISHER- Canyon Queen for a day.- Coal Creek Elem.

JENIFER SCHROEDER- All tied up.Coal Creek Elem.

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DANIELLE GRANQUIST @ J

It' s been a j oy to see that @ - w o nd e rful s mile of yours -

,ir, ti" (No matter wh ere you 're @

-~ at). Y ou've overcome @

some tr emen d ous hurdle s -

, -, in your hfe that haven ' t @

/ b ee n easy We admire @.z

.., your str e ngth and endur- -

ance and are ex tremely @

proud! K eep up the good @

w ork. -

Love, Mom , Dad and Bryan @

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JOS HUA GREEN @

Josh , yo u ' re th e grea te st! @ W e're all c h ee ring f or you @ l ove fr om the wh ole fam @damily! _

AMY GARDNER

You have given us th e greatest gift of all , LOVE! Hang in there

We love you, Nan and Grandpa

Cori, Jim, Chad, Troy , etc.

JAM I E RAE CABANISS

So metime s I want t o pr o te c t you like you w ere five a g a i n The o nly thing I can do i s guide you Forever be young , Jamie! Have a terrifi c se nior year!

All ou r l o ve and encouragement, Staley, Jason, Ashley, Nathan , and Baby

FELI CIANA C ISNEROS

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RICH GORES

Great job and co ngratulations ! Continue throughou t life and your career just as you always performed in hockey

Love , Your Parents

LINDA ANNE I It CLA RK

Always a doll. Get t ough, get it all.

Love , Dad

JENNIFER CHOCHOLEK

I've seen you grow from a little girl into a young lady

You've made me very pr o ud of you I wish you all the be s t this world has to offer

Love, Mom

AMBER SWIS H ER

Amber Daun : You have always been a joy and we are blessed to have you as our daughter We are very p r o ud o f you.

Love, Mom , Dad and Kimberly

JEREMY SCHOSSOW & FRIENDS

And tomorrow.. .

To a great group of guys , thanks for s haring in our family We wish you all the best !

Love , The Schossows

JEREMY SCHOSSOW

You ' ve always been there to take care of me Good Luck in the future! God Bless! l love you!

Love, April

JEREMY SC H OSSOW

We want you to know , w e believe in you and wi sh you a future that's as bright as can be, and as full of hope as your d r eams You can do it. K eep h olding tightly to your dream , until i t 's n o longer a dream, but a beautiful r eality Love , M om and Dad

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Abbott, Steven, 92. 93, 162

Abdulrhaman, Abdullah, 182

Abdulrhman, Hassan, 138,152

Adkins, Heat h e r , 138, 152, 226

Adlfinger, Lo n , 5, 138, 152, 225, 226

Ahlstrom, Enk, I l 0, 111, 16 2, 165

Akal,J,110

Akins, Brenda, 77

Ald er, Ro xa nn e, 9, 93, 132, 138, 15 2, 226, 227

All e n , Peter, 162, 166

Allen, J e nnifer, 200

Allison, Me l anie, 182

Allison. Ri chard, 11 0, 162

Ambanantz, Zachary, 182, 185

Ambrose, Shaun. 182

Ambrose, D aryl, 162

Am1gon1, Leonardo, 28, 29, 60, 61, 138, 152

Ammon, Nicholas, 61, 182

Anderson, Ja so n , 6 1, 78, 18 2

Anderson, Mi c h ae l, 55, 182

Anderson, J ay, l 19, 16 2

Anderson, Barb ara, I 09

Anderson, Enc, 55, 77, 11 0, 200

Anderson, S hannon , 11 2

Anderson, Dave, 33, 132,2 16

Anderson, J o hn , 76, 78

Anderson, Cara, 2 17

Anderson, J o n , 5 1

An drews, J uha, 22 1

An z ur es,S hannon ,42, 138, 152

Aponte, Ehud, 94, 95, 102, 138, 152 , 226

Aramak1 , Kn s ta , 200

ArauJo, Mon ica, 182

ArauJo, Fabiola, 200

Archer, Andrea, l 04 , 182, 185

Arc hul e ta , P a ul , 223

Archuletta, J ess ie, 76, 162

Arc ury, C ry s tal , 200

Ardoin , R e n ee, 11 2, 182

Arndt , Stacy, 72, 11 2, 200

Arnold, J aso n , 162

Am s par ger , J aso n , 93, 162

Aronowitz, Stacey, 200

A s h .S h a nna , 182

Ashe r , C hri s to pher L ee, 182

As hton , Gabnel, 118 , 162

Atkinson, Kyl e, 76, 19 8, 2 00

Atz , T e ra , 12 l , 138, 152

Aumiller, Dani e ll e, 18 2

Aumill e r , J os hua , 85, 139, 152

Au s tin, M1nd y, 200, 202, 247

BabbHt , Ju stin, 76, 200

Ba c hman , Emtl y, 76, 77, 162 , 166 , 179

Bad e, Mi c ha e l, 18 2

Bad e r , Luke , 232

Ba e r , Andrew, 51. 162 , l 69

Ba e rre n , Ja so n ,76,200

B agge tt , Chris, 182

B a ir , Tn c ia , 21, 65, 110 , 182 , 183

Bair, Paula , 223

Baker, W e ndi , 112, 183, 195

Baker, Todd , 70, 162

Bak e r , Travis, 200

Bak e r , L1nda , 2 17

Bak e r , Sam, 132

Bakk er, Shawn, 6 3, 132 , 183 , 191

Bakker, Jaime , 44 , 113 , 139 , 152,227, 228

Baldwin , Aaron, 90, 162

Ballenge r , J e remy, 54, 55, 183

Ball e ng e r , Na than , 5, 13 9 , 145, 152, 225, 226

Ballentine, Zac h ary, 183

Barbee , Wilham , 200

Barbee, Chuck, 70, 71, 78, 81, 222

Bark ey, Li s a , 76, 77

Bark ow, Jaso n , 11 , 183

Barlow ,S teve n , 76, 78,183,191, 196

Barlow,S h a n e, 13,5 1, 106 , 128 , 139 , 152,227,22 9 ,233

Barnard , J aso n , 162

Ban o n , Emi l y, 16 3

Banos h , En c k , 77, 183

Ban sc h , John ,200 ,206

Bat es, Ian , 7 2 , 101 , 124, 125, 183, 185

Bates, Anana , 72, 139 , 152, 227

Bates, J os hua , 76 , 118 , 199 , 200

Bates, Steve, 80, 81

Bau e r , Scott, 139, 152

Bauer, Troy , 200

Baughman , P amela, 11 3, 183, 188

Baure r , J e nnifer , 183, 195

Beavers, Jeffrey , 200

Be c k , Daniel , 61 , 183

Bec k , Laray , 17, 61, 16 3, 17 8, 179

B ec k , Matth ew,55, 128 , 129 , 139, 15 2

B ec kley , Scott , I 83

Be c kwith , Tiffany , 88 , 90 , 132, 163

Becwar, Torrie, 65 , 90 , 200

B eder, Crystal, 200

B efay , Mari a, 183

B e hn e, Eri c, 200

Behren s, Noelle , 6 , 57, 72, 163

Beitzel , Ian , 200

Bellanti , Kimber ly, 98 , 200

Bellew, Meli ss a , 200

B e llow s, Cy nth ia, 35, 97 , 139, 152, 227

B e nn e tt , Katnna , 110 , 200

Bennett , Linda , 223

Be ntle y, Cody, 18 3

B enton, Kn s ta , 98, 200

Be rk , Marc, 16 3

B e rk , Matthew , 11 0, 111 , 163

B e rk , E , 128

B e rkman , Juhe , 17 , 72, 139, 152, 155 , 226

Bernard , Jolene, 183

Berry , James, 183

B e ttin ger, Andrew , 160, 163

B e ttin ger, Leslie , 126, 218

Beumer, Sabrina, 200, 247

Be zzendes, Alexander, 10 , 44 , 60, 61 , 87 , 107 , 128 , 139, 152 , 155 , 228 ,233,247

Bielak, Je sse, 109 , 163

Bilger, K evi n , 12 , 76, 200

Bingham , Tracy , 152

Bitner, Patri c k , 183

Bitner, Elizabeth , 163

Bjorklund , Magnu s, 29, 5 1, 84, 139 152

Blac k , Kara , 17 1

Bla c k , Rami e, 110, 163

Black , Eric , 139 , 152

Bl ack, Ronelle , 200, 214

Blaine, Jennifer, 232

Blum, Timothy , 72, 97, 102, 128, 163

Blum , J enni fer , 72, 131 , 200

Blythe , C harl otte, 217

Boatman , Gary , 51, 8 1, 84 , 183

Boatman , Michael , 5, 84 , 119 , 139 , 150, 152,225 ,2 28 ,22 9 ,23 2

Bobbin , Lorena , 19 9

Bohn, Heathe r , 98, 128 , 129 , 163

B ohn, Kri s ten, 110, 200

Boian, Jud y, 219

B olejack, Charles, 201

Bollig , Mi chael, 163

Bollig , Ron , 2 16

Bond , Wilber, 163

Boog, Tra cy, 139, 152, 227

Borklund, Magnu s, 29

Bomstien, Ja c ki e, 126 , 219

B osio, Kathrine , 113 , 183, 186

B os twi ck, Victoria , 24, 25 , 97, 139, 152, 227

Bos well , Ja co b , 183

Bowling, R obe rt , 163

Boyd , Patn c k , 90 , 125 , 128,163

Boyd, Sarah , 92 , 93, 11 3, 163

Boyle , Cry s tal , 139 , 152

Boy les, Morgan, 20 l

Bradd er, David , 76 , 20 l

Bradsby, Dick, 220

Brakken , Erika , 128 , 161 , 163, 168

Brakken , Nichola s, 20 l

Brakken , Nick , 20 I, 205

Brazil , Lind sey, 90 , 113 , 182, 183

Breeco- Ha yde n , Mike , 17, 162

Brennan , Jamie , 232

Bre nn ec l-- e, Kim , 35, 64 65 , 108 , 128 , 163

Bre s n a han , Ke ira, 132, 133, 163

Bre wer, Angie , 232

Bnndle , D ev in , 54, 55, I 39, I 52

Bnndle, K a mi 77, 79,201

Bnnner, T.J ., 20 I

Bn s tol , R alph, 223

Bntta1n, Ja so n , 139, 152 , 227

Brodbeck. J o hn , 22 1

Brodenck, Jas on , 201

Brooks, Jo s hua , 94 , 201

Brown, R ya n , 140, 152 ,2 41

Brown, Wilham , 201 ,206

Bru c kn er, George , 2 l , 61 , 140 , I 52, 228, 241

Brunk er, Char lene, I 63

Brunk er, Juli e, 140, 152, 236

Brunk er, Lee , 20 l

Bryant , David , 10, 90, 132 , 182, 183

Bu chholz, Andrew , 20, 110, 20 l

Bu ck, Deb ra , 65, 79, 20 1

Budd , C hn s, 14

Bull , Sharon , 183

Bull , Amy , 112 , 201

Bunn , WIiham , 16 3

Bun yard, Gale , 76, 20 l

Burg, Caro ly n , 20 I

Burg , Les li e, 202

Burk e, Jami e, 90 , 97 , 101 , 183

Burk e, Eileen , 35, 72, 98, 99, 140 , 152 , 226

Burn e ll , Liam , 163

Bum s, Patri c ia , 140 , 152

Bum s, Brianne, 64 , 65 , 108, 202

Burroughs. Sherry , 183

Burt o n , John , 202

Buttafu co, J oey, 138

Byars, Layla 9, 15, 89, 125 , 180

B ye, Roge r , 29 , 77 , 163

B ye rl y. H o lli , 16 3, 178, 179

By rn e, Di c k , 11 , 2 19

Carhson, W e ndy , 2 17

Carpenter. An n . 202

Carr, Seth, 42 , 184

Carr, Jamie , 110, 140 , 146 , 152

Carr.Luke. 125,163,247

Carso n , C hn s ti a n , l 10, 111 , 184

Caner, M ichae l. 16 3

Caner, Nathan , 110, 164

Caner, Ebonie , 27, 45 , 90, 124 , 126 , 130, I 3 1, 140, 152

Carve r , R achel, 202

Casc io, J osep h , 61, 202

Castleberry, Elizabeth , 23

Cavana ug h , Co rey, 202

Cease, L ory, 2 16

Cet n ar, M arye ll e n , 77, 202

C h ampno1se, Travi s, 164

C h a p a, Jamie , 140 , 152

C h a p arro, Y o landa , 164

C h a pp ell, Jason , 77, 98, 202

C h avez, C 1pn a n o, 140, 152

C h eney, K elly, 202

C h euvront, Aaron , 5 I, 67 , I 64

C hi c k , Hea th e r , 232

Chis h olm, R ya n , 11 , 98, 184

C hi s h olm, Sha nn o n , 5, 138, 140 , 152,225, 229

Choc h o lek, J e nnife r , 140, 152, 229, 2 44

Chnstense n , Enk ,29,60,6 1, 140, 152

Christensen, Amanda , l l 0, 202

Chnstense n , Let1t1a , 130 , 198 , 202

Chnsuan se n , Jared, 202

Ch urc h , Nathan , 11 0, 203

C1es lar, P e ter, 34, 35. 96, 97, l 06, 124, 128,140, 152,155,228

C1nabro, Sa lin a, 184

C1nabro, Co rey, 120 , 140, 150 , 152

C is nero s, F e liciana , 140, 152, 228, 244

C lark , J ason, 51, 140 , 152

C lark Linda , 140 , 152 ,232,24 3,244

C lark , Ca th e nn e, 11 2, 198, 20 1, 203

C lark , Kathl ee n , 13, 110 , 203

C lark, J oan, 219

Cle m e nt s, Marla1n a, 22, 94 , 203

C lin e, M elissa, 90, l 12, 130, 203

Coo r s, Andrew, 90, 9 1, 132, 184

Corbett, Dere k , 58, 59, 164

Co rbe tt , C h ns, 128

Co rbin , C h ns topher Mi chae l, 55, 184

Corbin, C linton , 54, 55. 132, 133 141. 152

Co rco ran , Sean. 164

Cordova, Dawn , 141. 152

Co m e l y, C harl es, 63, 70. 184

Co m e l y. Kn s un e, 77, 11 3, 184

Co rre ll , Mi c k ey, 5 1. 70, 71, 141, 152, 228, 229.235,239

Corre ll , W e n dy, 77

Corry, Ma tth ew, 1 14

Coupe n s, Ca rli , 90, 97, 184, 196

Cox, C h arlotte, 98

Cox, J o hn , 141 , 152

C ran e. R ac h el, l 10. 203

C ro ss\vh 1t e, J ess ica, 184

Crowell, Sara, 112, 184

Crowell, J ana, 141 , 152

Crozier, Mi c h ae l , 142 , 152

Cu ll er, Kevi n , 11 0, 184

Cum mi ngs, J e r e m y, 203

C urran , Ma ry, 1 12, 198, 203

Curt is, C hn s toph er Jo s hua , 1 10, 126, 184

Cusack, K y le, 203

C utl e r . Carol. 11 2

Dalton , Angela, J 84

Dando Matth ew, 76, 203

Dard eso n , D avid, 223

D a rlin g to n . A n drew, 126, 203

D a rrow , J esse, 164

Dau g h e n y, R oy,218

Da v is, Bre tt , 7, 84 , 1 19. 184

Davi s, Ke nt , 84, 184

Davi s, R ac h el, 184

Da v is, Zackery. 164

Davi s, Thoma s. 7, 44 , 84,142, 152, 230, 243

Davi s, Jennifer , 203

Cabani ss, Jami e, 140 , 152, 229 , 244

Caceres, Carlo s, 163

Cachri s 1on , Stephanie , 201

Cameron , Fl etc h e r , 183

Cameron , D oug l as, 202

Cameron, J aso n , 202

Campbell, B a rbra , 183

Campbell , Ja s on , 5 1, 128 , 129 , 16 3, 178, 239

Ca mpb ell, Timothy , 163

Ca nad y. Lanna , 11 3

Ca nn a d y, Larina , 183,2 10

Capas so, Pat , 128, 129, 183, 191

Cappa , Patn c k , 184

Coa lman , J ess1ca, 162 , 164

Coates, Amy , 203

Col li ga n , K elli, 101 , 184, I 9 1, 195

Collins, J essica, 77, 184

Collins, P a tn c k , 128, 184

Co llin s, Se th , 141 , 152

Conklin, C h a nd a, 203

Cook, Eileen , 220

Coo k so n , J e nnife r , 97 , 164

Coo ley, Co urtn ey, 104

Coonan, Matt , 35

Coo p er, Kelly, 14, 49 , 57, 69 98, 184, 188

Coo p er, Cy nthia , 74, 75, 98 , 113 , 141, 145, 152

DeBerry,Casey,5,54,55, 138, 142, 15 2, 225

De Berry, L y n n, 77, 104 ,203

De bo e r , J ac k , 203

Decaro li s, Ka r a, 11 3, 184

Deegan-yo un g, R ebecca, 14 , l 9, 72, 98, 128, 133,142, 152, 146 ,228,230

Dee m , J e nnifer , 142

Dee m , J e nnifer , 152

Defore, R o be rt 135, 142, I 52

De in es, Amanda , 164

Deleo n , T o n y. 164

De le ry , R1ann , 184

D e lga d o, C r a ig, 184

De ma lt e n s. Dav id , 20 3

De nman , Io lanch e, 232

De nn e r Ke ll ey, 184

De nn e r, Kn s t1 , 6, 14, 164

De nn e,. Man a, 203

De nd de r, Ma unt z, I JO , 20 3

De witt , Aaro n, 164

De Witt , J os h , 2 10

De w11t Ill , Harold , 203

De v., olfe, Br ya n, 76, 78, 2 03

Di cke, J ess ica, 23, 4 2, 74 . 75, 18 1, 184 , 192

D1 e rk.in g, T odd , 27. 97, 13 1, 164

Dilworth , Do n, 223

Din ges. J e nnife r , 77, 203

D1n ze~. Je rry , 89, 90, 184

Dnt bre nn e r Da ne ll , 6 5, 6 8. 69 100, 137, 184 , 188

Onto Ho ll y, 18 4

Doe nn g, Wilh a m , 142 , 152. 23 0

Do he rt y, Eli z ab e th , 72, 73, 12 8. 129 , 142, 152,23 0

Doh e rt y, Re becca, I l O , 20 3

Do mg a ard , Ja smin e, 18 5

Doo ley, Gl e nd a, 14 3, 152

Do o le y , Gl e nn , 5 L 76

Do m s, Li sa, 49 . 56 , 57, 143, 15 2

Do rsc h, Me a gan , 14, 15, 74 , 75, 98 , 99 , 143, 145, 152, 230

Dorsc h Mary , 72, 77 , 202, 2 03, 20 5

Dott e r , Matlh e w , 203

Dou gla s, Bru ce, 2 16

Dovey,Se re na .5, 65, 72, 89 , 90 , 97 , 185 , 225

D o z zo, Matth e \v, I 85

Dri gge rs, S ta c ie, 4 3, 9 3, 128, 164

Dn scoll , Matth e w, 76 , 185

Dub o is, Aaron , 185

Du es te rb ec k Ve m e tt e, 9 , 93, 127 , 143, 152 , 230 ,238

Duk e, Laura , 93, 9 8, 132 , 162 , 164 , l 69 , 174 , 178

Dunn , Mar k , 2 19

Dupl ess is. J e nnife r, 105, 18 5

Duran , Dani e l. 62. 6 3, 85 , 132 , 185

Duran - Kee n, Dan , 191

Duran -kee n, S arah , 110 , 132 , 14 3, 152, 232

Dur a nt , Da wn , 96 , 97 , 185

Du se nbury , Re na, 65, 7 2, 9 8, 104 , 203, 206

Du ste r, Thom as, 76 , 20 3

Duyn c, Luk e, 164

Dvorak , Pn sc tl la , 20 I , 2 03

Dwi gh t, Ri c hard , J 85

Dy e, Ru sty , 164

Dy e r Ce les te, 20 3

Dy e r, Lo nni e, 78, 198 , 20 3

Dyk e, Kare n , I 1, 98 , 185

Eag leso n, J a so n, 7 6 , 7 8, 204

Eag le to n , J o hn , 202 , 204

Earl , Laure n, 14 3, 152, 2 3 1

Earl ey, Eldon , 143, 15 2

Eberh a rt , W e nd 1, 2 5 , 11 0, 1 11. 124 , 130, 204

Ec heve ma 11 , Alfre do t 85

Edd y, Chn stoph e r R yan , 204

Ed1 c, Be nton . l0 2, 14 3, 152 ,2 4 3

Edi e, Brandon , 143, 152

Ed son , Sco c, 1 l 0, I 11 , 22 2

Ed\vard s, Judy , 100 , 222

Ee re bout , Tri stan , 4 2

Ell e rs, Jon e ll e, 143, 15 2, 231

Eil e rs, T e rry , 76, 78 , 109 , 204

Ein s pah r, Mo ni c a , 204

E1 se nbanh , St e phan , 16 , 93, 164

Ek e, J e nnife r , 79 , 185

Ek scrom Jon . 204

Eld e r, Be th , 4 3, 181. 185 , 191.197

Elder, Ja c ob , 10 , 14 3, 145, 152, 24 3

Elh c kson , V 1c k1e, 143, 152 , 243

Elli s, Kevin , 4 2, 185

Elh s, Bnan , 54 , 55. 106 , 143, 146 , 152, 23 1

Elm s, Ja so n, 164 , 24 3

Emanu e l, Melinda , 37 , 90 , 130 , 13 I , 164

Embree, Les ter , 22 , 204

Em e rso n J e ffre y, 164

Em e rso n, J e nnife r, 152

En ge l, Pa tn c k , 83, 185

Engl a nd , Ca e la , 164

En g land Ch e ri , 160 , 164

En g land J r, Larry , 2 04

En gs trom, Ryan , 143, I 5 2

Epp s, Bre nda , 164

Erp eld in g, And rea , 90 , 180 , 186

Erwin , Shawn , 76, 78 , 186

Es tes. Taylor , 17 , 161 , 164 , 178

Evan s, So nya , 164

Evan s, J us un, 204 ,

Fairb a nk s, David , 57

Fa lc o , T e rra , 204

Falk e nthal , Kurt , 182 , 186

Farl ey, Ryan , 204

Fann e r, Darr e ll , 164

Farr-ar, Dav e, 133 , 219

Fasi c k, Ambe r, 11 3, 14 3, 152 , 233

Faulkn e r, Ke y ton , 204

Fay , Adam , 58 , 59, 118 , 186

Fein , Aman da , 45 , 11 3, I86

Fe lty, J e ss ic a , 204

Femmer, Am be r, 204

EFerrera, Linda , 186

Ferreyra , Lui s, 60 , 61 , 143, I 52, 23 1

Fe th , Terry , 26, 27 , 3 6, 90 , 9 3, 103 , 164 165

F1l s1nger, Steven , 165

Fil s inger, Matthew , 143, 152, 232

Fi nelli , Ron , 36 , 94, 96 , 97 , 2 19

Fink , Brigett , 24 , 25, 186

Fink, Jennife r, 204

Fink , Todd , 98 , 180, 2 18

Finnell , Mo ntez , 186

Finott1 As hley , 105 , 165

Fi sc he r, Abraham , 165

Fi sh, Tanya , 186

Fi sh, David , 165

Fi sher, Lon , 6 , 27 , 93, 130, 143, 152

Fi sher Rena , 144 152 , 232 , 243

Fi sher , Bu c kner, 204

Fi sher, Kirs tin , 202 , 204

Fi sk, Step hen , 76 , 204

Fit c h, Li s a , 16 , 186

Fitzgerald , Jo shua, 90 204

Fitzgerald , Elain e, 220

Fleet , J oe l, 50 51 , 141, 144 , 152, 239

Flet cher , J ered , 165

Flores. Aleja ndro , 110, 111 , 204

Ford , Shawn , 76 , 165

Ford , Eri c, 204

Foreman. Paul, 76 , 78 , 204

Fo ste r, Holley , 63 , 97. 130, 204

Fox , Laura , 165

Fran c is, Gregory , 186

Fra nc is, Ja son , 16 1, 165

Franckowiak , Zac h ary, 144 152, 231, 232

Freeman , Kn s ti e , 110, 186

F reer , Rachel , 144, 152 , 232

Freier, Amt , 204

Fro st , Ma tth ew , 62, 63 , 204

Fulmer, Craig, 89, 186

Fulton, Jeremy , 165

Fu rt ak , Enn , 24, 98 , 99, 128 , I 65

QGabri el son , J eremy, 70

Gai r, Chri s ten , 56, 57 , 69, 90, 186, 186 , 196

Galu szka , Danuta , 29. 128, 129, 144, 152

Ga mbl e , Craig , 77. 88, 186

Gardner, Amy , 104, 114, 142, 144, 152, 244

Gamer , J a ke, 165

Garrett , J e nn ifer, 187

Garretts , Brand o n, 55, 77

Garretts, William , 187

Gaudette, Moll y, 221

Gaule , Shane , 165

Gee , R yan , 187

Gerg us , To m, 223

G1 bson, Keith. 78. l 87

G1ddeon, Kimberly , 204

Gil, Aaron. 187

Gilmore, Christy. 144, 15?, 229, 235

Glasmann. Breeanne. 204

Gleaton. B rant. 76. 187

Goble, Ryan. 144, 152

Gonza lez, Laura , 187

Gonza lez, Is mael, 152

Goodland, Jennifer 90, 11 3, 124 165, 177

Goodwin,Megan.52. 76, 77,98, 137, 165

Gordon, Mieka , 144, 152

Gores, Ri chard , 84, 132 , 144, 145 , 152, 244

Gores, Li sa. 204

Gorman, Kimberly , 79, 187

Gorman, Kelly 165

Graham, Heat her, 144, 152,232

Granish, J essica, 187. 197

Granquist, Daniell e, 19, 20, 102, I 04, 144, 152,244

Gran t ham, Kasey, 11, 113, 187

Gray, Lacie , 187

Gray, Tonna, 144, 152

Green , J oshua, 15, 19 , 96, 97, 144, 146 , 152 ,239,2 44

Greenbaum , Ke vin, 161 , 166

Gn ffiths, John , 166

Groenhof, Sara, 111 , 144 , 15?

Groenh of, Me li ssa, 204

Groess, Hedi, 124

Groves, Lena , 2 1, l 07. 11 0, 128 , I 66, 177

Groves,Robert,205,214

Groves, B , 110

Grundeman , Donald , 187

Gunn, Char la, 2 17

Gupta, Anjli, 74, 75, 187 , 192

Hand, Me l issa. 187

Hankin, Elisha, 166

Hankins, Robin , 187

Hansford III, Gerald, 145, 152

Hapcon s taH, Kayla, 89, 130, 131. 182, 187

Hardendorf. Mi chae l, 166 , 247

Hardesy, Nancy, 2 16

Harding, Tanya. 199

Hardman , Brenda, l 45 , 152, 229

Harm on, Rebecca,63, 132,166

Harold, Zeth. 78

Harnngton, Mi chae l, 11 5, 205

Han. Bet h , 79, 199

Hanme1s ter, Enc, 106, 166

Harvey, Myles, 90, 166

Harvey, Jami e, 64, 90, 205

Haver, Rhonda , 76, 77

Haverkamp , Gene, 205

Hawkins, Enn, 43 , 62, 63, 110, 132, 166

Hawkins, Robin , 126

Ha"vley, Adam, 166

Hayden, Mi chael. 17. 162. 166

Hayes. Reb ecca, 74, 75,187

Hayes.Bob,57.220

Hays, Mi chael, 76, 205

Hazard, Kevin , 18 7

Heater, Kare n , 162, 166

Hebe 1n , Andrew, 187

Hebe ler, Sarah, 63, 97, 187

Hebert, Kimber ly, 20, 145, 152, 233

Hediger, J ackson, 205

Heffelfin ge r, Kare n , 1 1, 130, 187

He in eman. Sarah. 3 1. 70, 78, 1 10, 145, 152,230

He in z, Juh e, 109, 180, 187

He l fer, J e nnifer , 145 , I 52

Henderson, Marcia, 220

Henning, Nancy, 216

Hen ning sen, Jarrod , 8, 58, 59, 145 , 15 2

Henry, Mega n, 130 , 205

Herbert, David , 187

Hadwiger, Rodn ey, 23, 5 I , 18 I , 187

Haga n , Aaron , I 66

Hagberg, Donald , 76. 187

Hagelberg, Robin , 75, 144, 152

Hagemeister, J ulte, 187

Hager,Jo hn ,5,50,5 1,66, 144 , 152, 155 , 225,239

Hag ler, Jacob , 205

Hague, Amy, 166

Hahn, Heather, 98, 144, 152 , 232

Hahn, Bruce, 223

Hai nes, Shawn, 187

Hale, J ayne, 112 , 205

Hall Jason , 76,187,191

Hall, Michael , 17 , 60, 6 1 130, 166, 179

Hall, S hellie, 6

Hall , Mi chel, 12, 205

Hambli n, Benjamin , 187

Ham pl eman, Bria, 11 2, 130, 198 , 202, 205

Herbert, Promi se, 205

Hergen reter , Sta n, 219

He ronema , Sara h , 205

Herrington, Mi c ha e l, 21, 5 1

Herron, Li ndsay, 12 , 205

Herzoff, Cohn, 145, 152

Herzoff, Evan , 205

Heywood, We ndy ,24 , 79,90, 182, 187

Hi ckman Jr ., M a rk , 130, 201, 206

Hi ll, J us t1n , 7 6, 78, 188

Htll , Jake , 55, 145. 146 , 152, 233

Htll ey,Jessica, 167

Htll ey, Gary, l I 0 , 206

Hind s, Mi c hael, 188

Hinkl e, Br andy, 206

Hink le, Nathan , 206

Hippen s teel, Joe, 206

H itchcock, L1nd1 e, 52, 77, 79, I 88, I 92

Hoback, Tracy , l 5, 206

Hobso n, Tem,65, 70. 78,167,177

Hobso n, Steven. 19, 206

Hodson, La yne, 78, 206

Hoelt1ng. Gretchen, 221

Hoffman, Kelly, 167

Holland, Hill ary, 90. 94, 95, 98. 188, 192

Holland. Amber. 90, 98, 167

Holland, Autumn. 167

Hoogheem, Aimee, 63. 72, 206

Hoover, J ess ica, 206

Hoppi n, J ona th an. 110 206

Hom, C hn sto ph er James, 76, 188

Homecker. Mark, 58, 59, 222

Home r, Shawn, 188

Hornick, Megan, 188

Hornick, Jonathan. 76. 206

Horst, Damon, 67, 141. 146, 152

Horst. John, 218

Horvat, J ay na, 69, 137, 188

Hotsenp1 1l er, J eremy, 76, 206

Hou~.Courtney,206

Howell, Jennifer. 14 6, 152

Howes, Barbara, 2 17

Hoyt, Stacey, 69, 113, 167

Hoyt, Cnss, 5, 90, 91, 93, 113, 146, 152, 225

Hoyt, Roben, 67, 98, 128, 14 6, 152, 233

Hudson, Bryn , 63, 89, 113. 133, 188

Hu ebel, J ennifer, 97. 120, 121, 128, 146, 152,233.243

Huena, Ntcolas, I 02, 167

Hu e rta , J ea nette, 14 6, 152

Hu ghes, Ca ll ey, l 0 1, 182, 188

Hughes, J e nnife r, 188

Hull. 1111, 219

Hu lt, Mi c heal, 167

Hu mphrey, Mark , 76, 89, 188

Hut cheso n, Sara, 77, 206

Hut ch ison, C hnsc1na, 207

Hutchison, Jennifer, 207

Il ges, Alben, 78, 207

Il l, Me li ssa, 35, 93, 167

Imer, Da v id , 76, 188

Im y, Kri stop he r, 188

In gram, Corydon, 132, 138, 146, 146, 152, 230,233

Isenberger, Bnttan y, 63, 113. 123, 18 8

I versen, D1d e n ck, I 00, 222

J ackman, J ef(erey, 167

J acobson, Heacher, 189

Jan ec k , Wayn e, 88, 93, 106, 132, 146 ,

Ju s t A Li s t of Name s -25

152,241

Janko\vsk.1,Amy, 77, 189,197

J aquez, Darus, 189

Jarvis, Leah, 167

Jeffreys, Shannon, 189

Jenk. 1n s, Jessica, 167

Jenk.1ns, Wilham, 207

J ensen, Kurt, 5, 13, 31, 50, 51, 106, 128, 147,150, 152.225,228,229,233

J ense n , Ross. 207

Johnson, Gamck., 189

Joh nson, Angela, 72, 128. 161, 167

Joh nson. Bryan, 118, 167

J ohnson, Clifford, 167

J ohnson, Mi chael, 62, 63, 162, 167

Johnson.Enc. 147. 152,229

Johnson, Heat he r, 90. 93, 94, 95, 107, 147, 152,233

J ohnson, Jessica. 147. 152

Johnson, Da'- 1d, 124. 125, 207, 213

Jo hn son, Step ha n ie, 207

Joh nston, Kat hry n, 64, 65, 89, 113, 189

Johnston, Sandra, 207, 247

Joi ne r, V 1ncent , 189

J o nes, Bna n, l 89

J ones, Bre tt , 167

J ones, Sea n , 167

Jones, Kat1e, 147, 152

Jo nes, N ico le, 147. 167

Jo nes, Melissa, 207

J ones.Rebecca, 207

J ones, Samue l , 207

J ones, Sum mer, 23, 207

Jo nes, Feltc1a, 89, 124, 126, 127, 207

J ones,RJ,1 12

J oos ten, L yle, 223

Jo rgensen, Brett, 189

J o ue tt ,Joa n ,219

J uli an, Susa n , 121. 2 17

Junea u , Mi chelle, I 13, 189

Ke1aho, Frances, 189

Keith. Lado nn a, 97. 167. 179

Kelle n benz, Joh n , 2 13

Keller, Ambe r 207

Ke ll ey, Clifford, 70, 189

Ke ll ey, S ha nn on, 8, 123, 128. 167

Kelley, J ames, 78, 207

Kelly, Kac i, I 00. 207

Kelly, Ro d ngo, 70, 207

Ke lso, Ange la. 152

Ke lso, An n a, 198, 207

Ke mler, Tamra. 11 0. 167

Kendell, Sara h, 65, 108, 207

Kenner, R ic ha rd. 5 1, 78

Kento n Robe rt , 147

Ke nton, C lay ton, 207

Kerr, Leah, 11, 90, 91, 98, 180, 189

Kerr, Daniel, 83, 167

Kes k1mak1, Sa nn 1, 72, 189, 196

Kessler, Di ane, I 03, 130, 220

Kett lewe ll , Kim berly, 11 0, 167

Kible r, Da ni e l, 167

K ibler, S teve n , I 16, 167

Ki m, Ji n, 6 1 189

Kin g, S ha mu s, 167,2 4 3

King, S teven, 51. l 19, 150, 170, 243

K ing, Me li ssa, 207

Ki ng h o rn , Molly, 189

Kin sey, B o b, 126,2 18

Kint z, Ed. 13, 50, 5 1, 222

K1phard t , Kir stin , 189

K1ph a rdt , Ph i ll ip , 5, 23, 3 1. 55, 147, 152, 225

Kir by, Ryan , 170

K1rhn. Ke ll y, 57, 170

Kl abon, Kri s ti 232

Kl e 1hege, Sco tt , 147, 152

Kl e1ne 1d er, Ju s ti n, 138, 147, 152,24 3

Klei neider, Mi c he ll e, 207

Khm c ha lk , Kam de n, 30, 14 1, 147, 152, 23 4

Kl ug, J o hn ,26,2 19

Kn o ll , Ke ll ey, 12 1,207

Koc his, C hery l, 2 17

Kaowthumro n g, Kh o mk n t , 90, 124, 128, 167

Ka pp es, Bcn1a m 1n, 113. 167

Ka roscc, Noa h , 147. 152

Karpoff, Gregory, 207

Karros, Chand ra, 90. 207

Kase l, J essica, 63, 13 0, 185, 189

Kas pa r, Ma llh ew, 128, 129, 166, 167

Kaspar, R yan, 5 1 147, 150, 152

Katzenberge r, Jil l, 1 l , 130, 13 1 135, 189, 195

Kaut h , Kendra, 189, 195

Kay, Roxanne,79, 189, 19 1

Kay, Amy, 2 1, 25. 146, 147, 152,234

Kea tin g, Me red ith , 72, 11 0, l 12, 207

Koe hl e r, Lo ri , 147, 152, 23 4

Koe hl e r, Ra ch e l, 147, 152

Koe !, Kev in , 189

Ko lin , M ark , 12, 13, 5 1, 189, 192

Ko l in , L a ura , 93, 104, 137, 170

Ko neg ni, Jam es, 77, 11 5, 189 , 19 1

Ko pse r , C ha d , 5 1, 7 0, 71 , 11 9, 147, 150, 152,23 4

Kos te rrn a n, Zac hary , 11 0, 207

Kowa l, L inda , 22 1

Kr aus, A lyssa, 207

Kr o ne,S ha na,207

Krzys te k , Arthur , 189

Kr zys tek , U rs ul a, 2 17

Ku b ish , Greg, 232

Kunt e r, I a n, 188, 189

Kunter, Di ana, 207

Kunt e r, Hedy, 208

Kun z, Cori nna, 170

Kunze, Mi chelle, 35. 63, 162, 165, 170, 247

Kun ze, Judit h, 110, 205, 208

Kurtu b1, M ina, 124, 189

K utz, Chns to ph er Lawrence, 147, 152, 234

K uzy k, Molly, 23, 75, 148, 152, 23 4

K w1e tn ews k1 , Matth ew, 189

Labella, Andrea, 208

LLa f fe rt y, Mic he ll e, 185, 189

La ird , En c, 208

L ama r, Ru sse ll , 152

Lam as ter, Br ian, 170

Lands 1tte l, Kacy, 208

La ne, Tim o th y, 62, 63, 90, 107, 128. 129 , 142, 148, 152

Lang do n .S t even, 107, 128,1 4 8, 152, 235

Lange, G e rda, 65, 72, 73. 107, 128, 14 8, 152,235

La nt e rm an A ndr ea, 90, 130, 2 08

La rose, C hri sto phe r , 148, 152, 24 3

La rson, T , 208

Lassi, Les li e, 222

La ue, Je re my. 170

La uwe rs, Carissa, 24, 25, 72, 89, 189

Law, Mi lt o n 14 8, 152

Lay man , Hei d i, 89. 90, 11 5, 124 , 188, 190

Le bl an c III , G eo rge, 78, 208

Le e, Ke nn e th , 190

Lee, Brand i, 208

Lee nh ee r, Rac he l , 208

Le fev re, Ann e, 124 , 126, 14 8, 152, 15 5, 235

LeG ay, Sa ige, 229

Le1d1 c h, Kan , 77, 208

Leo nard , Moll y, 170

Lev itt , G rego ry , 5, 8, 17, 5 1, 14 8, 152, 225,23 4

Leys ho n , J a m1 e, 186, 190

Lill y Jr , T e rry , 180, 190

Lindb erg, J a mes, 93, 162, 170, 179

L1n se nb1 g le r, Je f frey, 14 8, 153

Lin se nbi g le r, Sco tt , 208

Lip s te in , Ell e n, 90, 11 0, 128, 170

Lo, Jam es, 2 08

Lo hani , Mo hit , 124 , 126, 14 8, l 53

Lo ha ni, Manit , 124 , 125, 12 6, 208

Lo ng, L ibe rt y, 11 3, 14 8, 153

Lo ng, Andrew, 208

Lo pez, R ic k, 32, 2 16

Lose man , Mo nic a , 36, 37, 90, 94 , l 06 , 11 3, 128, 129, 14 8, 153

Lo se ma n, Enk , 76, 78, 90, 208

Low , P a ll! 223

Lowe. Em1ly. 190

Low e, David , 55, 97. 166 170, l 78

Lowe. Nathan 170

Loyd , Ma u , 51

Lu cas, Rya n. 19. 70, 71. 185, 190

Lu cas, J e ff , 153

Lucio , Antonio 170

Lundh age n, Jam es. 208

Lund y. C hri stopher Jo se ph . 90, 190

Lu s k. ,Co n , 148 15 3,234

Lu s k. , Lind sey. 77. 208

Lu s ter, Amanda , 208

Ma yer, M ic hae l, 190

Mcca ll Ja so n, 115 209

Mcca ull ey, Adam , 149, 153, 236

Mccay. Dev in , 17 0

Mcc ull ough, Wilham 35, 45, 98. 14 5.

149 , 15 3, 243

Mcdonald J e nnife r, 9, 149, 153 , 235

Mc Dow e ll . T o m , 223

Mcg affey, Wilham , 209

Mcge he e, Bra nd o n 15

Mcgi nni s, J oe, 86, 109 l 81, 2 19

Mcg inty , Mi c ha e l. 20, 82. 83, 170

Mcg uan e, Sa rah , 90, 130, 190

Mcg uire, Stacey, 64 , 65. 190

IIMc kam ey, Ti a, 209

Mc murtry.Jam es, 108 , 190

Morehead. Tobin, 78, 17 1

Mo rga n , Stephe n , 17 1

Mo rga n, Ryan, 78, 209

Mon ga k.i , A1 , 28, 29.190

Morns, Me li ssa, 3 1, 94,107.14 1, 149 , 153,236

Mo m s, Ja so n,209

Morn son, Christopher Ll oy d . 2 10

Morrow, S hane, 6. 57, 69. 17 1

Mos ie r, J essica. 110, 111 , 149. 153,235

Moss. Jami e, 132, 133, 16 2, 17 1

Motes. Dani el. 171

Mul v1htll Ja y mi e. 149

Mul v1h 1ll , Ja ym e. 153

Mu lv ih ill. Be than y, 210

Mundt , J o di , 90. 1 10, I 85. 191

Mac k Dav id, 5 1, 190 , 196

Mack, J ohn, 14 8, 15 3, 235

Ma es. Toby , 5 1, 70, 78

Mah aJan, Man1 s ha 170

Ma ha ra s, Mi chael, 110, 208

Mahon ey. Kev in 17 0

M ak i, Carter, l 06

Malkmu s, Nikola s, 208

Ma ll ow. Geoffrey 76, 78, 190

Ma nc he n, J ose ph ,208

Manl ey, M a1thew, 190

Man thy. Daylee n, 229

Mar e n, J enni fe r, 56, 57, 128, 14 8, 15 3. 230,235

Ma res, Mi chae l 89. 190

Mark ovc h1 ck, Nata sha, 6, 25, 72 73, 98 , 137, 160. 170 , 174

Marquardt Shane , 76, 114, 11 5, 208

Mar sh , Ami e, 170

Ma rs h Wilh a m, 243

Mars h, Mindi 77. 208, 2 15

Marshall , Brya n 170

Marshall , Nathan , 208

Mars hall , Tr oy, 76, 208

Ma nin , Craig, l 03, l 06. 160, 170, 172 , 17 3

Ma nin , Don , 170

Martin , Dani el, 208

Martin , Valene , 11 . 208

Man1n ez, Je nnifer, 170, 190

Martine z, John , 70, 170

Ma rtin ez, Sergio, 208

Manon ovic h, Yoss 1, 221

Mart y nu ska,Jan , 102 , 103 , 220

Mataya , Nathan , 43 , 78, 98 , 190

Matlo c k , Dani e l, 26, 27 , 36, 37. 60, 6 I , 90, 11 2, 11 3, 128, 131, 170 , 171 , 173

Mattox , Tatum, 6, 57, 170

~1 a tzk e, Bn a n, 14 8, 153. 229

Ma tz ke, Sean , 208

Mau pin , Shannon , 170

Maupin , Pac , 169 , 2 I6

11ay, Lisa , I 13

May , Toby, 80

Mcmu rt ry, Ri c he ll e, 63, 90, I 04, 206, 209

Mc Na ,Co urtn ey,65, 130, 190

Mc pec k Kendall, 149 , 153

Mcw1l h am s, Katherin e, 130, 13 1, 209

Mead, Bradl ey, 76, 209, 213

Mee, Sara. 93, 170

Mee han , Ne il , 170

Mees te r, Ri c hard , 209

Megaterty, Sara, 132

Meier, Ke lly , l 90

Me lroy , J ess ica, 170

Mena pace, Dann 55, 78, I I O. 190

Me nzie s, Ging e r, 89, 90. 93, 130. 13 1, 190 , 195

Me nz ies, Ami , 128, 132. 14 9,153,232.

236

Merry man , Sarah. 43 , 93, I 00, 128 , 132. 149 l 53

Meye r , J ess ica, 171

Meyers, Roge r, 218

Mi c hael , P ay to n , 76, 209

M1 c ke, Sharon , 9 , 64 , 65, 133. 190

M11ll e r, Gtlben , 153

Mull e r, Melissa, 149, 153

Mill er, C harl es, 190

Mill e r, Chnstopher Eugene 190 Mill er, Cody, 19 0

Mill er, J ean ni e, 26. 93 , 190

Mill e r, Amanda , 171

Mille r, Gilbert , 149

Mill e r Jr , Ra y mo nd , 190

Mtt c hell , Cody, 149, 153

Mo les, Jo s hu a,59, 78.209

Monc kt o n, J o hn , 14 , 50, 5 1, 171

Mon ck ton, Mi c ha el, 11 , 76, 98 , 209

Mo ns on J aso n, 190

Mo nta g ue, Tara , 17 1

Mo ntana , Ra c he l, 77, 209

Mo nt esa no, Connna , 6, 76, 77, 171

Mont gome ry , Mi chae l. 61. 126. 171

Mont go m e ry, Ma llh ew, 42 , 20 I, 209 Moon, Hea th er, 76, 77, 11 3, 190

Moo n, Tiffa ny, 77

Mooney, Pe ter. 59, 209

Mu rdock. Jo e, 22 1

Mu rph,. Be th a ny, 90, 91. 19 I

Murp hy, Bnan 59. 20 1. 210

Murray, J oel, 26. 27, 43, 92, 93. 112, 1 13. 130, 149. 153

Myers, Carne. 57. 77. 90. 191

Mye r ~. Bre u 94, 128, 161, 166. 17 1

Mye r ~. Roge r. 126, 127

NaranJ O, Elton, 43

Nathan so n Joh anna, 79, 149, 153,237

Na n o ns. Sandy. 10. 159. 2 18. 2 19

Navan t Kn st1 a n, 171

Nea l, Wilh am, 2 10

Nee, W11l1 am, 21, 60. 6 1,210

Need ham , Ju slln, 2 10

Neff, Ama nda , 149 , 153

Nelms. Me linda , 37. 106, 11 3, 128. 14 9, 153,229,235,237

Ne l son, Sean, 76, 19 I

Ne lso n , B oyd, 93, 11 3, 17 1

Nel so n , K a ti e, 15 3

Ne lso n J a ne t , 2 10

Ne lso n Gina. 63

New berg, R ac he l , 15. 31, 97, I I0, 128. 150 , 153.236

New co mm , Amy, 110 166 , 17 1

Ney ra, Haro ld , 126

Nguy e n, Minh , 2 10

Ni c kell Gus, 137, 174

Ni c ke rso n Cory, 19 1, "47

N,co l, Coreda. 150 , 153

Niel se n , Carl. 85, I 9 I

Ni e lse n. Cindy, '2 1

Nob el. Tracey, 45, 94, 128, 150. 153, 15 5, 236

Noffs in ge r, Aaro n, 2 10

Norberg, Chns un a, 90. I l 0, 191

Nord li e. En k. 150. 15 3

Nord s tro m, Todd. 5 1 174

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JV" {\,0. Ju s t A Li s t of Nam es -253

Nom s, S hane, 150, 174

Noms. S ha ne, 153

Nowak, Jess1ca, 22 l

Nuane s. J ere my, 191

Nuane s, Hea th e r, 25, 93. 94, 97, 150. 153 236 '

Nyholm, J onat han , 150, 153

Pe ters, C hn s un e, 1O1, 11 o, 192

Pe terse n , M iche l, 192

P e tersen, Aaron, 174

Pe te rse n, Ke lsey, 15, 2 11

Pe te rs on, Ali son, 6, 57, 77, 192. 196

Pe terson, Ca m e, 15 1, 15 3, 175. 232

Ph am , Hu y, 114, 2 11

Ph illip s, Edmund , 35, 106 , 175 , 247

Ph1llips, J oseph, 175

Pi erce, Nicholas, 211

Pi e trzy k , Cheryl , 132, 17 5

O ' don s 10 , M ark, 19 1

O'Don s 10 , M ichea l, 2 18

O'hara, Chad 174

O'Neil, Gail. 114, 11 5. 128 , 22 1

O ' nley, Matth ew, 11 8, 210

Obnen, J osep h , 51. l 74

Odum . Amy, 150, 153

Offer so n Du slln, 19 1

Olmore. J o hn , 239

O lse n , J ess1ca, 174,177

Ol se n, Sa mu e l, 15, 2 1, 3 1, 87, 146. 15I 153 '

Ol so n, Anna , 90, l OI, 186, 191

Ol so n , M a ren, 77, 191

O lson, Tra v is, 60, 6 1, 128, 174, 178

Ol son, Chn sto ph e r , 153, 155, 232

O rand , J e re my, 19 1

O sgo od , M1chae l, 90, 21 O

Osheroff, Ke ll y, 10 1, 191

Ou 1rk. Caro l , 2 17

Outl a nd. Bn an, 36, 94. 174

Ove rgaard , Ap n l, 93, 174

Owen , Kathryn , 25, 74, 75 , 19 1, 19 5, 196

Ozdem1r, C had , 93, l 02. 151 , 15 3

Pik e, Zebulon , I7 1. 17 3, 17 5

Pik e, Zachary, 78, 19 8, 2 1 l

P ineau, J on, 63, l J 8, 211

Pino , G1 lb e rta , 21 l

Platt , Hea th e r, 151, 153

Platt , Etha! , 32,2 16

Pokorny, Tamra , 19, 42 , 110, 11 7, 151 , 153

P oi nt e, Ted, 60, 6 I, 21 1

P o lorn y, T , 11 3

Poni csa n, En c, 8, 2 11

P o n1csan Jr , Steve n, 8 , 142 , 151, 153

Pope Leonardo , 55, 192

P o rt e r. Brook, 16 , 35,55,98, 174, 175, 178

Posp1s1l, B111 , 51. 76

P ouw, W es ley, 78, 175

Povada, L1nd a, 217

P owe ll , Mark , 76, I 92

Powe ll , Juh e, 2 11

Powers, Ke ll y, 192

Powers, Mi chael, 141 , 151 , 153 ,237

Pr ay, J o na than , 25, 89, 90 , 98 , 18 5, 192

Pre nti ce, Tanya , 109, 175

pPres t1a-sc ha ub , Kathryn , l 1O, 2 11

Pres to n , J e nn ifer, 192

Pn ce, Ph y IIt s. 22 1

Rad eff, Bn dget, 211

Rand , Jen nifur , 175

RRandall, Dani e l, l 06, 132, 133 , 142 , 15 1, 15 3,238

Ra sco n, L ydia , 64 , 65

Rascon. M ana, 21, 77, 79,2 15

R atte lmu e ll e r , Enc , 93, 141 , 15 l , 15 3

Ratz, Mary, 72, 11 O, 211

Raw so n, M ichelle, 74, 75, 11 2, 15l , 153 237 '

Ray mo nd , K rist in , 126 , 127 , 175

Rea, Audrey, 153 , 154

Re her, Duke , 1 10, 21 1

Re~mer , Arbon , 110 11 3, 15 3, 154,238

Re 1necke r, Ke ll y, 97, 175

Re inec ker J111 , 211

Re ne, Jesse, 192

Reyne beau, Je nnifer ,65, 102, 17 5

Reyno ld s, Ally s on , 68, 69 , 186. 193

Rh oto, Me li ssa, 112 , 193

Ri ce, Amie e, 153 , 154

Ri c hard s, Melani e, 31, 117 , 146 , 15 3, 154 239 '

Rickard, Stephanie , 90 , 17 5

Ri c kard, Jennife r, 21 1

Ridpath , Ju stin , 78, 193

Ri e del, Carne. 20, 11 0, 17 1, 175

R iggs, Je ssic a , 72, 123, 12 8, 175

Rill os, Matth ew, 51 , 78. 193

Rillo s, Joe, 78

Ri s in g, Rebecca, 135 , 153, 154 ,23 8

Ri s ner . He nry , 7 6, 180, 193

R1ttmann , Ke ll y, 15 3

Roa t , Jill , 153, 15 4

Robbin s, Dea n, 15 3

P age.Jason. 2 10

P a lm er, Da vid , 76, 192

P a lmer, Me li ssa, 174

Palmer, Jonathan , 2 1O

Parfe t, Rya n, 174

P arke r, S ha ne, 51, 174

P arker, Cha rl ott e, 77, 79,20 1,2 10

P arker, Juli e, 79,210,2 15

P asc ha ll , Ja so n , 36, 92, 93, 130 , 151, 153

P as l ay, Ni c ho las, 192

P atte rso n , Mo ll y, 2 11

P a tt o n , Val e n e, 77, 211

Paul se n, Kev in , 192

Pa yne, Ro nald , 151 , 153

Pe arse, Carrie, 90, 94, 95, 123, 182, 192

P earse, Brad.6, 14, 135,15 1, 153

P ea rso n , Emil y, 92, 93, 128, l 30, 13 1, l 32, 15 1, 153, 237

Pease, Re becca, 110, 17 4

Peneton, R aina, 174

Pe tene, A li cia, 151 , 153

Pri ce, Ri cky, 128 , 17 5

Pn ge l, Tn s ha , 132. 192

Pnn ce, Rebecca, 21 1

Pn nly, Bra ndon , 8, 151. 153

Proctor, Lind sey, 175

Pu gne tt i, Rod , 66, ·80

Purvi s, Rob e rt , 192

Purv is, Re becca, 74, 7 5, 112 , 11 3, 151, 15 3

Putka , Robert , 10 6, 220

Puttm a nn , Dere k, 2 11

Pyke, Bre nd e n,2 11

Robbin s, Dean, 154

Robe rt s. Cliff, 193

Robe rt s, Greg , 193

Robert s, Cole, 175

Robert s, Luk e, 211

Robe rt s, Di c k , 223

Robe rt son , K y le, 161 , 175, 179

Rob ie, Matth e w, 19 3

Robin son, Valene , 153, 15 4

Robin s on , Kri sty, 110 , 2 11

Robu c k, James, 211

Rodriguez , T ami , 79 , 193

QRodri g uez, Karl , 49 ,5 4 ,55, 106 , 128,141, 153 , l 54 , 238

Ro ge rs, Matthew , 78, 87, 132 , 133, 198, 2 11

Qu , Pe ng, 28, 2 1 l

Queen, Za c hary, 11, 78,2 11

Qu e neau, Paul , 175

Quinn , S hana , 151, 15 3

Qure s hi , David . 82, 175

Roik , Craig, 211

Rom e, Kara , 69, 90 , 193

Ro me , Thoma s, 211

Ro se, Amanda , 193

Rowe , J e remy , 175

Roybal . An tonio, 15 3, 154

Rudloff, Virg1n1e, 30, 96, 97, 153 , 154

Rudolph Anne, 153. 154

Rumley , Shanna, 193

Rundle , Amanda, 193

Rundle , James, 175

Ru sc h , Steve, 116, 222

Ru ssell, Jason , 18. 62, 90, 98, 99, 128 129 , 133 , 142,153,154,238

R yan, Catherine, 1 l 0, 175

Ryerso n , Mark , 43, 130, 162, 175

Schreiner, Randy , 79 Schroeder.Jeffrey. 123,193

Schroeder, Stephen, 62, 110, 193

Schroeder, Jenifer, 14, 75, 153, 155, 232,239,243

Schultz, Gregory, 50, 51, 174, 176

Schwettman, Ryan , 70, 7 1, 176

Scon, Kri s tie , 155

Scott, Kn s t1 e, 15 3

Scott, Natalie, 15 3, 155 , 239

Scully, Marsa, 176

Seabaugh, Adam, 193

Segesman, Aaron, 176

Seiber, Meli ssa, 193

Selleck, Tom , 7

Sachdeva, Monika , 130, 211

Sacry, Dale, 76, 212

Sadeghi, Saman, 109, 193

Sanchez, Karin , 29

Sanchez, J oel, 150, 153 , 154

Sa n ders, Christa, 97, I 13, 175,229

Sanders,S h anene, 175

Sanders, Bnan, 212

Sandt, Charles, 193

Sant, Marjon e, 20 l , 212

Santi lli , Lu cas, 193

Santilli, Jo seph , 70, 78, 15 3, 154, 232

Sargent, Jes se, 153. 154

Sasa,Counney,69,97, 128 , 175

Sauer, P eter, I 53, 154

Saunders, K athenne, 43, I l 0 , 175

Sawyer, H ea th er, 49 , 57, 68, 69,128.175

Scardello, R occo, 108 , 111 , 176

Schaffer, Eric, 243

Scha lh ammer, Dick , 222

Sc h elske, Deborah , 153

Schenck, Crystal, I 26, l 93

Schenck,Donovan , 49 ,5 4 ,55, 153,154, 241

Sch e n ck, Michael , 153

Schimneister, Karla , 176

Schheman, Stephen, 117 , 173, 176

Schlieman, Jurgen , 2 l 2

Sch l oe m er, Diane, 2 16

Sc hmi d t , Sh1relle, 65, 101 , 193

Sc hmidt , S teve n , 212

Sch midt , Adam, 128 , 129

Schmied, Daniel, 90, 193

Schnase, K e ll i, 11 3, 176

Sc hn eider, Bryan , 98, 99, 145, 153, 155, 229,232

Schoe n born, Li sa, 2 12

Scholes, Ed , 222

Schossow, April , 90, 101, 180, 188, 193

Schossow,Jeremy,58,59, 11 3, 128,153, 155,245

Sc h ow, Brandon, 212

Sc h owe n ge rdt, J o hn , 113, l 28, 153 , 155, 240

Sch re in er, J onat h a n , 2 12

Seres, Trese, 155 , 176

Seres, Tracy, 15 3

S h ad lu , La yla, 6, 27,1 13, 15 3, 155,240

Shaffer, Enc. 17, 176

Shaner, D en ise, 9, 47. l 13, 186, 193

Shanfelt, D e m ck, 15 3, 156

S h arp, Lowell, 89, 9 l, 2 l 9, 220

Shaw.Jason, 193

Shields, Travis. 7 6, 2 12

Shoemaker, Le, 221

Shook, Danielle, 7, 19, 94, 98, 153, 156, 238,240

Shri n en, Randy , 79

Siegesmund, Carlyn, 90, 130, 176

Silvey, Andrew, 76, 130, 131,212

Simmo n s, Michael , 193

Sindow, J e remy , 105

Six, N icole, 72, 73, 1 I 0, 126. 193

Ska l a, Donald , 113 , 176

Skelton,Shannon,212

Skimmyhom, Mi c hael , 90, 212

Skorski, Claire, 35. 153 , 156, 240, 247

Skwara, Joanna , 193

Smith, Ali s ha , 11 0, 193, 195

Smith, C hr istine, 57, 77, 110, l 16

Smit h , Elizabeth, 193

Smit h , Jamie , 194

Smi th , Nicole , 63, l 03, 194

Smith, Gregory, 1 10, 176

Smith, Jennifer, 8, 117 , 176

Smnh, Jo s hu a, 176

Smi th , Colby, 85, 11 9, 153, 156, 240

Smith, J oshua, 90, 138 , 15 3, 155 , 156, 243

Smllh, Mandy , 52, 153. 156 , 24 1

Smith, Terence , 7, 14, 15, 34, 55, 87, 98, 106, 153 , 156, 240

Smi th , Tristan , 153

Smith, Carrie, 77, 2 10

Smith, Drew , 76, 118, 198 ,2 12

Smit h , K at ie, 79, 94, 212

Smi th , M aegean , 223

Smll h , Elain e, 1 17, 222

Sm ith , Tn s t an, 10, 145 , 156

Sn1dow, J eramy, 105 , 11 3,186, 194

Snyder, Sara. 212

Snyder, Steve, 55

Sorensen, W endy, 176

Southworth, Mi chelle, 229

Sparks, Anthony. 153, 156, 240

Spivey, Jeffrey, 97, 153 , 156. 229, 241

Spohn, Sharon, 77

Spraggs, Andrew, 61. 11 2, l 13, 153, 156, 241

Sprague.Joshua, 212

Spratte, Tern. 11 2, 121, 153, 156, 236

Spnnger, Rand ell, 194

Spnnk.le, Zachary, 176

Squires, Lukus, 176

Stahl, Natalie, 205

Stahmer, Luk e, 115,212

Standley, Kathenne, 9, 194

Stan1slao, Brett, 176

Stanley, Greg, 112, 153, 156

Stanton, K elly, 171, 176

Stattman, Enk. 176

Stauffer. Jay, 153, 156,238

Steeves, Ju s tin , 194

Stein, Brandyn, 176

Stein, Sarah. 93, 168, 176

Steinert, J enn i fer, 194

Ste1nen. Chnsty, 176

Steketee, Steven, 212

Stellers, Ro ger, 88, 94, 134, 20 l, 2 12

Sterner, Jere mi ah, 162, 176 , 177

Stevens, B enJam1n, 70

Stewan, D a rren . 15 3, 156

St 11lwell, Skyler, 77, l 94

Stoaks. J o hn , 194

Stock, Travis, 194

Stock, Morga n , 176

Stoeklen, Bru ce, 5 1, 114, 115, 221

Stokes, Bob , 2 I 8

Stone, Dan , 156 , 229

S tookey, Counney, 176

Storms, Enc, 63, 194

Storms, Devan , 176

Stotler, Mi c h e ll e, 2 12

Stover, Jennifer, 11 0,212

S tow, Pet e r , 17 6

Strack, J en nifer. 153 , 157

Stnck l and, Jami e, 79

Strobel, H eather, 65, 153, 157

Strong, Neil, 194

Strouse, Sue, 223

Struck, Collee n , 194

St u c kle ss, Ton e, 72, 81

S tu essy, Apnl, 194, 195 ·

S u blett, I saac, 128 , 129 , 15 3,157,239

Suggs.Amy, 15 3,157

Sumner, J oy, 98. 128 , 176

Suszczyk, Sa r ah, 2 12

S utt on, Craig, 76, 194

Swala, Crystal, 77, 2 12

S\vanso n Seve nn e. 212

Swa n son, H o ll y, 63

Sv,eat. K a ti e. 14

Sweet. Tom, 2 17

Swi ft , P at ri c k 194

Swisher, Amber. 17, 23, 45, 49, 57, 98, 106,153, 157,245

Turn e r , Alexander, 7. 51, 93, 113, 128, 153157.227,241

Turner, Jo sep h i n e, 153, 158

T yler, J os hua , 213

Wallin , Craig, 178

Wallin , Craig, 161

Walt e r , Ro s h elle, 11 3, 195

Walton , Matthew , 214

Waltz , Amanda, 195

Ward ,S ha yde n ,5 1, 78,195

Warn e r , A nth ony, 195

Warre n , David , 195

uTUlander. Nathaniel, 18, 213

Urban, Gregory, 17 7

Urban.Eva, 142, 153,158

Wat so n , Ra y mond , 214

W a tt s, Jam es, 195

W e bb , Carlee, 11 3. 153. 158 ,2 42

Tafoya, Du s t y, 194

T ague. Juli a, 177

Takahashi, Samantha, 113, 157

Takesh1ge. Naomi, 153, 157

T aru m , K ellee. 65, 2 12

Tate. P aul, 194

Tavenner, Tiffa n y, 212

Taylor, Nathan, 177

T aylor, B e tt y, 22 1

Tee.Tee,44,94, 107,113,153. 157,228

Tembo, Mk onda, 126, 153, 157

T e m bo, Man a. 120. 112, 202

Themault. R yan. 2 12

Th omas, Tn sha, 11 , 194

Th omas, Matth ew, 43, 110, 177

Thomas, Shonn1ne, 17 7

Thomas, Andrew, 212

Th om p son, Jacob, 76, 194

Thompson, Jarre tt , 14. 157, 177

Thompson, Mi c h e l e, 17 7

Th om p son, James, 31, 138, 153,157,225, 239

Thompson, J arret, 153

Thomp son, Jason, 5, S l , 70, 153, 157, 225

T o, M ary, 194

Tober, Zebula, 2 13

T olve, J oshua, 194

T om m e r , Nathan, 126

Topa, Natalie, 5, 14 , 15 3, 157 , 225, 227

Tort o r a, Sabri n a, 2 13

Tracy, Tan ya, 77, 79. 2 13

Trenk, R e n ae, 97, 2 13

Tnpp, Ril ey, 194

Tnpp , Dana , 177

Troppman. H e 1d1 , 2 17

Tros t , K en, 62, 63. 72, 126, 177

TruJ1llo, Marcos, 12, 50, 51, 7 0 , 7 1, 150 , 153, 157.239, 24 1

Tru s t y, Dani e l , 194

Tucker, Mi c he ll e, 97, 194, 196

Tu c k e r , M e lynda , 142, 153. 157 ,241

Tucker, Amanda, 90, 2 13

Tul c h1n , Orton, 2 13

Turgeon, Amy, 72, 73, 177

Turk , R oss, 90, 125, 194

Turner, Aaron, 78, 19 2, 194

Turn e r , Di a na 11 3, 194

Urioste, Anto1n e u , 2 13

W ebb. Alan, 66,214

W eb b er. Mik e, 223

Web s te r , J amie, 195

W e 1ns te1n , En c, 11 3

YalleJOS, Mark , 78

VYance, Jud y, 10, 32, 33. 11 3,2 16

Vanderheyden, Dann y, 2 13

Vanderlaan, K en, 101,123,222

Vanduyn.Luke, 177

Vanmeter, Anna, 22

Vanwoensel, Traci, 88,1 10 ,206,2 13

Yarvens, Grant. 5 1, 78, 177

Varvens, Nikki, 79, 2 13

Vegas. Matt , 22 1

Yensor, Tony, 2 13

Verard1, H ea th e r , 2 13

Verbeck, Sara, 77, 177

Vermillion, Chnsnan, 213

Versaw, Kn sten, 62, 72,214

Verser, Ma ca ndrew, 76. 194

Vi a lpand o, Mi c h e ll e, 30, 74, 75, 141 , 153, 158

V1erke, Enk a, 79, 2 14

Vigil, Troy , 110, 116 , 177

v, g il , Marc, 2 14

Vincent, Ginger, 15 3, 158

Voag, Du s tin , 153 , 158

Voag, K e ll y, 2 14

Voit , Jam es, 214

Vona , Pooja , 11 0, 123 , 125,126,214

W e is h a upl Da v id , 24, 214

W elc h , H ea th er. 104, 153, 158 , 242

W elch, L eah , 132, 15 3, 158 , 242

Well e n s 1ek , Melany , 158, 242

W e ll ens i e k , M elany. 15 3

Wellen s1e k , Bryan , 214

W e ll s, Larry , 223

W e lton , Kare n , 214

W end t, Kri s nn a, 65, 110 , 215

Wengroviu s, John ,6 1, 178

Wengro v1 us. Emil y, 4 3, 90, 214, 215

W es tby , Brenda, 112, 178

We s ton , Tiffany , 178

Wh eele r Tiffanie , 112 , 178

Whit e, Laura , 97, 195

White , Tamara, 110 215

Whit eside, Kat e, 232

Whitfield , Christy. 195

Whitford , Enn , 128 , 165 , 178

Wh111ng , Curtis, 117 , 178

Whitmore , J e re my 215

Whitmore L y nn , 2 l 6

Whitney , Morgan. 229

Wieber , Shaine, 51, 178

Wieber, Adam , 12 , 76

Wilburn , Jo s hua , 12, 76, 114, 215

Wil cox, Marilvn , 222

William s, Bob, 82, 83, 102, 195

William s. Bre tt , 83,195

Wa c htler , Caro lin e, 3 4 , 35, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 95, 102, 128 , 153 , 158,242

Wa c htl er. Claire, 17, 18 ,205 ,2 14

Wadd e ll , J enife r , 223

Wad s worth , K e nn e th , 49, 55, 97 , 138 , 158, 15 3, 172,229,236

Wage hng , Kaym, , 214

W ager , J ess ic a , 177

Waggon e r J osh u a, 194

Wa g n e r , Mi c helle , 178

Wagner J ess i ca, 121 , 153. 158

Wagn e r , Jethro , 214

Wahl , Li s a , 69, 79, 80, 81, 122, 2 18

Walker , Jo s hua , 78, 195

Wall , Shen, 153, 158

Wall e nta , Ja so n , 55, 178

William s, Emily , 3 l. 195

William s, Dani e lle , 135 , 153, 15 8

William s, Erwin , 2 15

William s, W endy, 77. 215

William s, B ob. 222

Willi s, Phill ip, 89

Willman , Daniel , 90 , 195

Wilson , Adam, 178

Wil so n , R ockie, 103 , 153 , 158

Wil so n , H eat her , 77, 108 , 215

Wil so n. Nicole , 15,215

Winkl ep l eck, Eugene , 195

Winkl er, Stephanie , 25 , 94 , 209, 215

Win s hip , Courtny, 202

W1n s te1n , Enc , 222

W insto n , Stacey. 94 , 95. 196

Wi se man , Dawn , 110, 153 , 158

Witt Ha y ley, 196

Wttt , R ya n. 178

W oe hr, Iva n, 3 1, 107 153 ,159.2 42

Wolf, Jill , 15 ,209,2 15

W o lf, Sara h , 94, 2 15

Wolfrum , Daron, 196

Wolfrum , Rya n, 9, 103, 153, 159 ,232

Woll ne r Jr , Robert, 178

Wood, Mi che ll e, 159

W oo d , Andrew , 51, 66 , 14 L 153, 159, 242

W oo ds, Mi chael, 14 , 58, 59, 128 , 15 3, 159

W orobey, Phillip , 153 , 159

Worob ey, Kath eri ne, 2 15

Wors ter, D, 110

W oz ni c k , Ange la, 15 3, 159

W ozni ck , M1 c helle, 153, 159

Wri g ht Randall , 196

Wn g ht , Nathan , 11 7

Wn ght , Be th , 215

Wu e rth , Ke ll y, 196

Wund e rli ch , Jan e, 217

Wurt enberge r, J ess ica, 10 I, 185, 196

Wya nt , Kan , 128 , 178

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Allen, Cha rl es

Ann1JO , T he resa

Arm stro ng, Bryan Ballin ge r, Fra nk

Basye, S tephen

B auer, J aso n

Baum an, Paul

Ben ne tt , Rebecca

Bis hop, Dav id

Bow, Algernon

Bradford, Au st in Bnxner, Timoth y Brow ne, J e an e tt e

Bybee, Aubrey

By rd , M artin

C i fern, Tan ya

C lowes, Be th

Colba th , En ca

Coll1 ns, Vear!

Curtsinge r, Bnan

Desse ll es. Kasey

Domonk os, Sa ra

Dond eli nger, Meggan

Dowgiert. Sh a nna

Ea s ley Ill , Je ss

XXi , Xi , I 24, 126 , I 28 , I 53, 159

Ya gn 1c h, Nicole , 153 , 159 , 242

Yamaguchi , Na s uh 1ko, 29 , 124, 126, 178

Yam as hita , A1 , 29, 153 , 159

Yan g, Davi d , 96, 97, 192 , 19 6

Yanz , J erry, 104, 105 , 217

Yarno , Angelika , 110, 196

Yo s ha, J ason, 108, 179

Youn g, Jak e, 179

Youn ge r, Jo se ph , 93, 179

Youngmann , Gene , 10 , 108 , 2 19

Yount , Rob yn, 196

Yu Lan , 120, 126 , 196

Zach, Laur a, 220

Zachrison , Stephani e, 2 I 5

Zahana s, Laura , 77, 85 , 90, 186 , 196

Zahanas, Andrew, 5 1, 179

Zahrte , J ere my , 93 , 179

Zen s, Holly , 196

Zhang . Joy , 130, 132, 133, 177. 179

Ziegler, Kimberly , 77, 114 , 196

F1 sc hthal , Kev in Franklin D1 x1e

Grayson, Abraham

Green, Kara

Guldan, Ka d n a n

Halbert, Amanda

Hart, J essica

Hav iland , Shelly

Hawes, Amanda

He ndri c kso n , Carn

He rnand ez, V 1n ce nt

Herndo n , Enn

He rth e r , Sha\v n

Hud so n, Jo e Jam es, Elliot

Kid we ll , Ju s tin

Kin g. Ch n stopher Troy

K1 sge n , J amie

La v1ng 1on, Mark Lavoie, Dani e l

Lynch , Ke ll y

Mars hall, Enn

Ma rsh a ll , J ero m1 e Ma rtin , Ame s

Martinez, R yan

Mcca fferty, C la y

Medrano, J ames

Mn che ll , T yle r

Mossbu rg. Sonya

Newman. Mi chaela

Ng uye n , Nhan

Pala c ios, Covadonga

Pal me r, Me h ssa

Pi ckard. Robe rt

P ierce, Ph1hp

Pi e rce, Mi c hae l

Qu intana, Ti f fa ny

Reb huhn , J acob

Re ich we1n, Kn sta

Rey no lds, M1 chael

Ri c hard s. Apnl

Ri c h a rd so n Sarah

Rlltmann . Sarah

Ro dd y, Ch n sna n

Roge rs, S tep hen

R ood , Shannon

Rowe, Jesse

Sanders. Ro }

Sa nders, J oh n

Sc hm idt, Aaron

Sc hne ider, Kn sta

Schonlaw, Ju s tin

Scott, Be le n -

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The 1994 Demonium is dedicated to the student body of GHS and to their s pirit as d e mon s trated by the GHS Handjiv e. I h ope that you e nj oy the hard ,vork of your fello,v students who spent thou sa nds of man-hour s photographing, intervi e,vin g, d es ig nin g, ,vriting, checking, proofing, computing, waxing and s tressing over thi s book. A very s pe c ial thank s n eeds to b e g i ve n to Editor-i n- C hi ef Tim Blum ,vho is largely re s pon s ibl e for meeting all our deadline s and maintaining the sani t y ( mo s t of the time ) of the s taff. When everyone else had gone hom e and the job wasn't done, Tim fini s hed it. Thank s for makin g this th e I est yearboo k I've ever advised. -R .F.

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We came in as little girl s , and left a s Godly women. That's all that needs to be said. We laughed , cried , screamed (most ly s creamed ) and threwtempertantrums . In the beginning of time , we thought yearbook would be a piece of chocolate cake , but soon decided it was eggp lant S p ending long , dreadful hours together taught us how to h ol d our tongues and s pea k hateful things about each other under our breathes But all in al l it wa s a terrific year. We kicked butt Thanks. Kelly

Reinecker and

Jennifer

Cookson

Yearbook to us has been one of the biggest challenges here in high school , cooporating wtth ind ividuals, meeting deadlines , and stress Taking pictures , making layouts , writing copy and captions , and just getting our ideas in the book was cool. The best thing was meeting people who are smart , nice , fun to be with and easy to joke around with too Not only do we become better friends with people we already know, we get to know people older and younger than us. Like us, we never knew each other before yearbook , and no w we have a friendship that will last foreverCynthia Bello ws, Michelle Tucker

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Letter From The Editor

Congratulations! You are now reading the two pages of the Yearbook completely dedicated to those who put their hearts and souls into creating a book that all of the school and you would love . The Editors and I hope you don't just like "The Book," but you LOVE it!

The making of More Than Just Words has been more that just another cla ss. It has been home Not only have I put all of my talents and abilities into putting together a book that the editors and I could be proud of, but also that the school could be proud of All of us have put a tremendous amount of time into making this book . Hopefully in ten years you'll see this book and remember the great time all of us had here at GHS

Besides the countless pictured, there are also many that have put a myriad of time and work into this wonderful publication I would like to thank everyone on staff for their help . Thanks to Chad "Mormon PoDWAB" Wadsworth for always being in TOUCH with our FEELINGS, Peter Cieslar for the great creativity, graphics, humor, and fun he brought to yearbook , Josh "Hick" Green for bringing the cowboy out in all of us, Cynthia and Jeff for the carrying the load of photography, and Virginnie Rudloff for showing her calmness and maturity in times of DEADLINES. For you Seniors, good-bye and goodluck We'll have a GREAT time (Oh my gosh, there leaving and I ' m here all alone! ) next year without ya I ' ll miss all of you Thanks to Michelle Tucker, Jen Cookson , Kelly Reinecker, and Courtney Sasa, for your wonderful help and time that you put into the book For all of the Editors , those inside jokes and deadline s wer e absolutely fantastic See you next year!

Before "The Book" comes to a close, I really want to thank my mom, dad , and sister for living through the hectic times , s tress and schedules of the "Yearbook Adventure " I love you all. Thank you Mr. Finelli for your guidance and patience throughout the production of More Than Just Words >it turned out great . Mr. Byrne, thanks for your advice and help as well. And finally my friends Thanks to all my pals who helped me through this year, and put up with my ever-changing schedule

To all the students and faculty here at Golden, this book is for you. I know you'll love "ti1

Editor-in-Chief:

Editors:

S tud e nt Li fe

Sp o rt s

P eo pl e

A ca d e mi c s

C lub s & A c ti vi ti e s

B a b ies & Bu dd i e s

I n d ex

Ph o tog r a ph y

A d vi s o r

Staff:

T o ri e B o s t w ick

Ei l ee n Burke

Sere n a D ovey

B e th Eld e r

Sa r a h H e b e l e r

L ado nn a K ei tth

K a th e rin e S a und e r s

L a ur a Wh i te

C hri s to ph e r A s h e r

C hri s C ummin g s

M a tt M o n tgo m e ry

A l is o n P e te r s o n

A pri l S tu e ss y

Photo2raphers:

T o dd Di e rkin g

D av id L o w e

T i m o th y Blu m

P e te r Cies l ar

C h ad W ad s wort h

M i c h e l le T ucker

Tim , C h a d , P ete r ,

Co urtn ey , J o s h , M ic h e ll e

Co urtn ey Sas a

K e ll y R ei nec ker

J enn i fe r Cook s on

J o s h G r ee n

Virg i ni e R ud loff

Cy n t h ia B e ll ow s

J eff S pi vey

Mr. R on Fine ll i

J a mi e B u r ke

Ca rl i Co u pe n s

D aw n Du rant

H o ll ey Fos ter

J e ni fe r H ueb e l

R a c h el Newb e r g

R e n ae T renk

D avid Yan g

J e nn ife r Blu m

Li ndi e H i tc h c o c k

K ri s ti an N ava n t

M a tt R oge r s

M ary To

J o s h G re e n H ea th e r N u an es

Colophon

De moni u m wa s pu bli s hed b y J os te n 's Sc hoo l Pr o du c ts Gr o up of To peka , Kan s as . Th e fa c tory re prese nt a u ve wa s Gary Co r dray . E lev e n hundred co pies we re produ ce d. Th e cov e r 1s a fu ll c o l or lit hog r aph of an o n g ina l wate r co lo r pai nt i ng by Mr . Gen e Youn g man . T he e n d s hee ts we r e re produ ced fr om Mr. Yo ungman ' s o r1 g 1nal penc il s ke tch Th e open ing ph oto g ra ph is a com pos ite of M r Youn gman ' s painun g and a nig htt i me p hoto g raph taken by Mr Ron Fin e lli. The c ompo s i te im ag in g wa s co m pl e ted by And y's Cam er a S ho p o f Co r a l Gab le s , F londa . T he bo ok 1s a s i ze 1s 8 by 1 1 in c hes and co nt ai ns 272 pages . The pape r 1s ei g ht y pound Bo rd ea u. All c o py an d g raphi cs we re de skt o p publi s he d by s taff o n Mac int o s h co mpu te r s us ing Aldu s Pagemak e r , Ad obe Ph o to S hop , Adobe Il lu s tra tor, and Effec ts S pec1a h s t. Bac kg ro und art wa s from Wr apt ure s On e . Body co py is 1n 12 point Ko n nna , capuon s are 1n 8 po int Tim es a nd h ea dlin es we re c re a ted 1n Ad o be Illu s trat o r us in g Inge n1u s fo nt All na me s were taken fr o m the co mput e ri ze d o ffi cia l sc hoo l l is t.