GHS Yearbook 2000

fa ce 2 Face was written with the intentions of making hi s tory. Since thi s book essentially represe nt s the end of an era, a lot of strain and effort was put forth to makeFace2Face the bes t it could po ss ibly be For the outsider, thi s yearbook is just a fancy book containing unknown faces and facts. For us Demon s, it 1s a lot more It is a collection of memorie s and good time s bound into a memorandum of hi s tory. Being the o ldest sc hool in Co l orado, our tradition is richer than any ot h er. It i s apparent in every thin g we do From sports to academics, our sc h oo l s pirit and pride shine s through the gloomiest time s. A s we face a new century and a new millennium, we a lso face many changes in our live s. From the fre s hman , s first s tep s as a " terrible teen ,, to the se niors' fir s t stri des into adulthood , the se monumental footprint s of life will be imprinted in our minds forever. Thi s book wa s made to help each and every one of you be able to look back a nd remem ber your own ex peri e nces as vividly a s pos sible We h ope you enjoy the la s t Golden yearbook of the 20th cen tury.

Joe Borden & Tim Pra y

Greek Life Freshmen Bayle Butler and Jason Hermann present their spoof of the Greek tail. Antigone Mr Dick Burne was one oft he freshman· s favorite teachers because of his fun and exciting way of teaching "He's the funniest teacher I've ever had," said freshman Erik Bums .

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Gun Slinger Senior Ky le Krueger shows offh1s bulg.ing biceps and excellent style at the carnival Many clubs took advantage of the carnival by selhng food and dnnks Nauonal H onor Society made around one hundred dollars for the four hour acuv1ty Senior Margo Ca1tgu1n said, 'The guy cheerleaders were by far the best part " P hoto by D Byrne

Born 2 Pla y Sophomore Tony Bernal Jams while enJoying the summer sunlight. Many students 1n GHS have started up their own bands "You belier keep hsten1ng to the radio because the Gmders will be on 1t very soon," said JUn1or lead singer Jordan Hauser Photo by B Kelley

Fa c e of atur e Senior Kenneth Butcher shows his 1m1tat1on of a demon1zed squirrel Golden• s courtyard was full of w1Jdltfe, from rabbits to a variety of birds. "It was awesome seeing the enorrnous snake 1n the parking lot," said Junior Tim Burch Photo by J Mathews

f he life of a D em on is definitely so mething spe cia l D emon s wake up hour s before the s un goes up just to make s ure they get to their c lass on time so that the tea cher d oes n ' t yell at th em for being late. After battlin g between falling as leep and paying atte nti on in class, access s tart s. There , s tudent s ei th e r run to their club meeting s, do th ei r las t minute h omework o r find time to ca tch up o n the gossip. Thirty five minute s l a ter , another class begins. During lunch, De mon s bombard the fa s t-food re s taurants or the " Demon Den ."

After th e final class of the day , the De m on life doe s not sl ow down. Some have sports pra ct ic e while o th e r s do homework or go to s porting events. B y th e e nd of the day , Dem ons ex hau stively fall into bed to s tart a no th er day.

B ecause al l of th ese activities happen throu gh out the day, the life of a D emon i s occasio nally h ard to face . But because of our pride and determination, we face adversity and a lw ays pull through Th e one fa c t remains, through all the bad time s and th e good times , Demon s a lw ays put their bes t face forward

Tim Pray and Joe Borden

Time 2 Groove Se ni or Bri an Logan and sophomore Leslie Daniels show o ff th eir schoo l spirit and shagadelic threads . Jun ior Alan Brun o said, "I like dressing like Austin Powers, but I s till don't have his moJo ." Ph oto by B . Kelley

Jus t 2 Coo l Seniors Bill Hill en. Peter Dusenbury, Morgan Anderson and Geoff Sims loaf around 1n the senior lounge Throu g hout 1he day. the lounges were full of students doing homework or talk1ng to fnends Senior Seaver Baruch said. '"The senior couch was the best part of the lounge. too bad 11 was taken 1t away " Photo by B Kelle}

Ca tc hin g Some Zs Junior Terry Shaw gets some ,;h eye during access

Many teachers believed that ace~ should have been eliminated because s1udents didn't s~ their time wisely Studen1s used access for homework. cl meetings and rece1v1ng spec ia l help from teach~ Sophomore J oe Kennedy said, " I need access to surv1v9 high school " Ph oto by B Kelley

Full OSpirit Fans from the Junior class rally behH the football team during the game agains t nvat. Whe Ridge Students dressed up 1n all maroon and white ar took part of a ta1 !gate party before the game to show the support The student body's favorite way to show off the sp1nt \Vas going to spons events "The Junior class h as ti best spirit 1n the school." said Junior Lauren Fro st. Photo t D Byrne

Face of Daze Junior J e remy B1l hs stares off into s pa c while hanging out 1n the Demon Den The sc hool cafe ten earned over ten thou sand dollars this year ,vh1ch goes l funding school ac11v111es Junior Mi cah Leadford said, · always get my breakfast dunng access so I can wake u later 1n th e morning " Ph oto by B Kelley

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Faced with Emotion Sophomore J essica Klein sympa th izes with Junior Kath y B ennett 1n the play Diary of Anne Frank. The play cost four dollars and las ted about2 hours

Photo by B Kelley

By Aaron Barker, Alex Stroud , and Kri s ten Vanik

During Spirit Week, most of the student body showed their school spirit flamboyantly. September 6-10 was the date of this year 's Homecoming, and one of the traditions of Golden High School is to allow people to wear clothes they are not usually allowed to wear on a regular day. This year's fashion statement consisted of Pajama Day, Crazy Hair Day, Wild Wild West Day, Decades Day, and Schoo l Colors Day. "It was really cool wearing my pajamas 's to school, " said freshman Meganne Mackey The week moved on to the Homecoming assembly. That 's where people usually flaunt and show their school spirit. Tortilla frizbees were the topic of appreciation in the upperclassmen 's mind this year. Certain people seemed to have far too much fun in their skirts as they were dancing. All in all , Homecoming was another success this year.

B est fri e nd s Seniors Sadie Sullivan and Caroline Cockle pose for a qui c k pic ture during s pirit week Every year 1n the as sembly, ea c h c las s c omp e te s in c la ss c ompetit io ns. "Thi s year 's ass embly wa s a little more hyper and active than last year's," s aid j unior M ic k Jeanne

Photo by Bill Kelley

S ingin g Se n s ati o ns Seniors Chri s Blu s e and Chri s Capello serenade Dr Algiene at this year' s Homecoming assembly The assembly is s omething that Golden holds every year before the game "I think thi s year's assembly was better than last year' s by far, " s aid junio r Brent Bellew Photo by Bill Kelley

In the Spotlight Senior~ Derek McBroom , Matt Schl1eman. and Chad Gleaton flex for the camera The football players lost their game thi s year 41-0 "Even though we lost our game. I s till had a real good lime." sa id JUn1or Meli ssa Dockstader Ph oto by Amber Koch

Just Ki ekin' it Senior Derek M c Broom kicks high as he performs the can<an 1n the assembly Th e senior football players put on a dance every ,ear " I thought that the football players' dance this year was interestmg, " said freshman Kim Cline Photo b1 Bill Kell ey

Work Hard Kid s Seniors Anna Berkman , Jamie H enderson, and Mari ssa Lowther help co n s truct their senio r class float. Every class competes 1n the class float compet1llon each year " I love our float, I can't believe we won this year," said Junior Ryan Nee Photo by Shelly Cavanaugh

JustHangingOut Fres hmanL1 s aW eishe1 t ta kes a bre ak fr o m dan c in g to h ang wlth friend s. Th e decoration s w e re take n o ff th e c las s fl oats and used at th e Gre en Center Pho to b y B 111 Ke ll ey

By Mo n ica Ferrel , Ed Wood , and Eli Marti n

Straight From the Sash

What did it feel like to be named ro y alty for your class ?

" Be in g a fre shman , 1t w a s surpn s ing ."

- Fre s hman En c Binkl ey

" Wh o a Unbe li ev able ."

- So ph o m o r e Kn s ti Bry a n

What made it fun being royalty?

"Ge tt i ng m o re atte nti o n than u su a l w as fun "

- Fres hm a n Am y N1 e l s en

" B e in g r oy alt y w as fun bec au se I go t a neat s a sh , a walk d o wn the red c arpet, and I go t t o rid e 1n a rea ll y nea t car w ith two of th e Juni o rs' be st guy s."

- Junior Kri s ta W e lc h

From the Homecoming King and Queen

" I nott ced that I wa s th e o nl y no m1nee th a t didn ' t ha ve a ros e T hat was all I c ould think ab o ut a ll the wa y do wn the c arpet , th e n wh e n they called my name , I cou ld not b e li ev e i t. That 1s wh e n I fin a ll y go t m y ros e ."

- H om eco min g Que e n R o bin J enn i ng s

" I l oved the di v e rs it y of th e coupl es thi s yea r I t i s no t all abou t p o pularity any more ."

- H o mec omin g King Ke nny Sto rm s

Th e Las t Dan ce Seniors Con Kenn edy and Anna Ber~man have a great lime at the last Homecom1ng Dance For the second year the dance was held at the Green Center on the Colorado School of Mines campus Ph oto by B111 Kelley

Dan cing theNightAwa y Homecoming

Kin g Kenny Storms and Queen Rob in Jennings hold each oth er tight during the K1ng and Queen dance Thi s 1s the second year 1n a row the Homecom in g Kin g and Queen have been involved 1n Drama Senior Derek Smith said, "l though t this years Kin g and Queen were awesome•" Ph oto by Bill Ke ll ey

JustDo WhatlDo Jun ior Jennifer Hannon teaches her fnend how to swing dance The cost to get into the dance was $8 per person o r $ J 5 for co upl e Ph oto by Bill Kelley

It 's a Hit Junior Micah Leadford hits the Pomona quarterback as he releases the ball Leadford led the way with six tackles during the game P hoto by Bill Kelley

Schoo l Prid e Freshman Robert Chrisman shows off his school pnde aboard the freshmen float Th e freshmen class worked a total of 15 hours on t h eir floa t this year Photo by B ill Kelley

Th e P o m o na Panth e r s may ha ve beate n u s at th e Homeco min g Game , but they did n o t bre ak o ur te am s pirit ! Th e G o ld e n D e m o ns put up a to u g h battl e for their r o aring fan s o n th e sid e l in es. G o lden tac kl e d and bl oc ked th e P a nthers fo r a s l o n g as th ey co uld . Th e ga m e wa s m o r e exc itin g th an th e sco r e repres ent s. Se ni o r J esse Pres to n 's punt r e turn fo r a to u c hd o wn w as s adl y take n b ac k du e to a p e n a lty. At th e e nd o f th e ga m e, ev e ryo ne was tir e d , co ld a nd di s app oi nte d The final sco r e w a s 41-0 , P o m o n a wo n .

B efo r e th e b ig g am e, h o w ever , s tud e nts fr o m differe nt g r a des s h o w e d o ff th e ir H o m eco m i ng fl oa ts. E ac h fl oa t wa s w orked on by th e s tud e nt s, with th e in te n s i o ns o f winnin g. E ac h fl oa t did win , in their ow n wa y. Th e judges thought all th e fl oa t s lo o ked g rea t , but th e vic to rs we r e th e j uni o rs. Th e fre s hm e n fl o at got seco nd pla ce, f o ll o w e d by th e seni o r s a nd th e s oph o m o r es.

All in a ll , thi s y ear 's H o m eco m ing w a s a hu ge s ucc e ss d es pite o ur poo r p e rfo rm a nce a t th e ga m e. Th e r e wi ll alw ays b e m o re g am es to win in th e futur e, but o ur s pirit a nd m e m o ri es wi ll l as t a lifetim e.

Hang Loose Senio rs M ic h ae l B rya nt an d C J La tham tak e i t easy o n t h e se n ior fl oat So m e o f th e senio rs celebrated t heir las t Homeco m ing game by havi n g a tailgate pa rty befo re the game P hoto b y B Kelley

By Cassie Hara, Kendra Guldan and Kara Lollar

, FloatinProgress Sen iors Kall e Agard and Stacey Ch1s m he lp ou t by han g in g decorauons on the sen ior fl oat. Thi s year th e seni or fl oa t took 3 rd pl ace Ph oto by B ill Ke ll ey

Look Out Everyone Sop homore Kelly Graves tackles another Po m ona player to the ground Graves was one of th e key players during th e Hom ecomtog game playing both , the lin ebacke r and fullback posicions Ph o to b y Bill Kelley

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Sara ce lebrate his new Eagle Scout rank It took twenty merit badges to reach the honorable Eagle Scout level. " Be ing an Eagle Scout looks good on my college resume," satd Logan. P hoto courtesy of Brian Logan

WatchOutNichole Senoir DaruelleSan chez s trikes a pose with H ollywood heanthrob Tom Cruise while visiting Long Beach, California Many touri sts attend California for a c h ance to get a sneak peak at one of their f avon te stars. " M issio n 1mposible, I thtnk not," said Sanchez P hotocounesy of Daniell e Sanchez

Rowin ' withth e Homi es Seniors Seaver B aruc h , Jesse Crock, and Dan H aschke fi ght the white rapids of B rowns Creek during the ir summer raft ing tnp R a fting 1s a fun and popular way to explo re the outdoors of Co lorado H aschke said, " It was a good rafttng tnp because the water was at a h1gh level " P hoto courtesy of Seave r B aruch

Italian S tallion Sen1orT1m Pray poses for a p ic tu re dunng h is tnp to R ome, ltaJy M any students v 1s1 ted fo re ig n countri es du n ng the ir sum m e r vacat ions. 'The tnp was awesome, bu t 1t took forever to get the tr, "stated Pray P ho to courtesy of T im Pray

What movie best describes your summer? Why?

H a lf Ba k e d : " Th e gu y on th e co u ch "

-Kri s tin a H o pkins o n

Am e ri can Pie: " Wh a t' s m y n a m e? "

GoneFishin' S e niors Du s un R oberts and M a tt

C urti s s tand pro ud with their c at c h whil e fi s h ing a t

C lear Creek The w ilderness of C ol o rad o 1s a po pular form of r ec rea tion for th e s ummer P ho to court es y o f Du s t in Roberts

-M ich e ll e M a ntill a

Va r si ty Blues: " I kn ow h ow to h ave fun li ke th a t ."

-Ky l e A rndt

Six tee n C andl es: " One w o rd , s ta lk e r ."

-Ca nd yce M a rtin

Da ze d and Confu se d : " M y s umm e r w as a d aze, an d I was confused ."

-Lind say Co lv in

A quick glance at 55 minutes of student life.

By J oe Borden and Tim Pray

Frolicking in the Snow Senior Morgan

R amsden makes a s n o w angel dunng access Many s t udents enjoyed t he snow by spe nding their weekends ski in g or snow boarding Junior Alan Brun o said , " I love th e white stuff, driving in its a paid though " Phot o by B Kell ey

Studying up Girls of the Freshman c lass s tud y fo r their finals At th e end o f the semes ter s, th e lounges are filled with students c ramming for finaJs " I h ate fina ls because they make life so hectic," said se n ior Chad Serpan Photo by B Kell ey

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Goof Ba ll s Sophomores T )'ler Pike and Tara Moya waste their access by messing around 1n the Sophomore lounge Many teachers moved to eli minate access because studen ts did not use 1t wisely Mr s Di an ne Kessle r sa id , "Access 1s a great time for s tud ents to come to teachers for he lp ." Photo by B

Enjoying the weather, catching up with the late s t gossip, doing la s t minut e homework , a tt ending club m ee ting s and ju s t plain having fun . Th ese are ju s t a few activities GHS s tudents prefer to do with their access time . Be ca u se the s tudents are not s uppo se d to leave ca mpu s during access, th e school is a lways filled with bu sy teenager s and tea cher s alike . Some s p e nd their 55 minute s resting from their hectic academic sc hedul es while others continue their stressful life-sty le. Whatever th e case may be, the school offers a variety of choice s for the s tudent s. The library was a popular l ocation for s tudent s to pla y ches s, s tudy and enjoy a quite environment. The courtyard and loun ges, on the other hand , was full of loud and exci ted s tudent s with le ss academic purposes in mind. All in a ll, access was an important part, if not a nece ss ity, of s tudent life her e in Golden.

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Lounging Around Seniors Andy Solomon and Asia Mau!> co n\.erse about an upcoming as!>1gnment The 55 minutes given to students during access was sufficient to gee last minute homework done Photo b) B Kelley

it Senior Jeremy Eberhart and hts friends kick around the hacky-sack outside in the courtyard \Veather permllt1ng, students spend a lot of access outside in front of the sc hool, 10 the courtyard and on the many benches located near the parking lot Photo by B Kelley

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Ce nter o f Att e ntion Senior D usti n Wendling shows off hi s style 1n the middl e o f hi s group Actors and act resses show off lh elf style and often start new trends amongst ou r student b ody Freshman J ason SmJth comments, "I love J ennifer Lopez's fa s h ion because she's got s tyle " Ph oto by J eremy M atth ews

Shining in th e Sun Jun iors Shannon Brown a nd J enna Schiffman show o ff their style dunng H omecom1ng week. Turquoise 1s lhe new favonte. flashy look So ph omore D an F ogg1n said, "I wear Jn cos because they're Jus t cool " Ph o to by Bill Kelley

C ir cular Fashion Juni o r K elly J ones, sophomo re Randi Patton and sen iors Kri stin Duclos and Kend ra Bran c h pose to s h ow off their difference 1n fas h ion GAP, J Crew, Am erican Eagle, E xpress, and Abercrombie and F itch are five s t ores that people sho p a t the m ost. Fresh m an J aypee Doerr said, " I hate khakis because I don't like the co lor."

M c D owe ll, S tephanie Wil so n, and Alli so n Bums

Photo by M onica Ferrel

Fac in g V ictory Jun1orB1ll H1llcng1ves1th1s all towm the 400 meter This yea r 's track team was very successfu l by send in g six members to State Sophomore Sarah Pi zzo took s ixth 1n both the mile and two mile race at State " Our coaches pushed us further when \ve wanted to stop," said Junior Mark Fairweather

Photo by R Finelh

Fa cin gC hanges

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ge t s cong r a tul ated by Pnnc 1pal Tom D1mll

Graduat ion was held at Brookes Field and lasted for two hours There were seven st ud ent speakers this year Senior Ted Burk e sai d , "Ove r th e past four years I have been very lu cky to be involved with suc h great people."

Photo by R Finell!

Ed gin g th e Pas t Sophomore Ryan

F ie ld s teaches the class about the R oman Empire , Students mu st take economics and geography along with two years of hi story A P H is tory co unlS as both hi s tory and economics " H 1s1ory 1s v ital so we don ' t repeat ou r mistakes," said J Un1or Lee Shafer Ph o to by T P ray

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This year with all the new talent the girls did their best.

By Krystal Haughey, Thomas Williams and John Zirbes.

Ki ck it Sophomore Kelly Hayes sets up to kick the ball at practice Dunng games there are 11 girls on the field and this year they had 17 girls on the team all together This year the team suffered a lot of tnJUries Senior Candace Bruno sa1d, "Th is was a pretty good season cons1denng young with a Jot of good talent. " Photo by Ron Finelh

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Soa ring Freshman Chnst1na Carbone sen ds the ball soa ring a t practtce The most com m o n place they play 1s Lakewood Memonal Senior Sonia Carney said, "Andy 1s a great coach, he works a<; hard a<; he can with everyone." P hoto by Ron Finell,

Boot Sopho m ore Ash ley Bla in- H artung boots the ball down th e fie ld at practice Thi s year the team only had two ac tive se ntors The team a lso ga in ed a new J V coach, Mik e Bt e,dl. Junior Kel li Rehder sa id , " lt was a hard year because th ere wa c;n't much expenence on th e team." Ph oto by Ron Finell,

Boys' swimming swam their way to League and State.

By Sara Lukrafka, Stefanie Na hl ey, and Liz Lukrafka

Breath , Baby, Breath Fre s hman Mike Wendt takes a big brealh, ready to go back. under Five people qualified for State on March 18-19 10 the 50 and 100 free sty le 400 and 200 relay (A ll -conference), and the 200 1nd1v1dual medley Bnan Logan, Alan Danials. Tim Hoppin, and Roger Berly part1c1pated in lhe 400 relay and Dan Schow, Danial s, H oppin and Berly part1c1pated 1n the 200 relay , bolh took. l 2lh 1n State "For as few guys as we had , we did really well The best example. was league where they were second place until we ran out of swimmers," said Coach RC Hani sch. Photo by B111 Kelly

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I lh1nk that humor ,s th e s trength of our team · said sophomore Toby Allan Ph o to by B1II Kelly

Front row : R ichard McGuane, Dane Schow, David Perleberg, Toby Allan, M ike Wendt, Roger Bu rle ig h Ba c k row : Tim H oppin, Coac h R C H anisch.Alan Daniel s ot pi c ture d :Adam Dragul , and Bnan Logan

Fly Away Sophomore Toby Allan shows off his bu tterfly as he swi m s fast to the finis h line The boys' sw1 mm,n g team 's season started J an 4 through Marc h 19 th e day for th e stale tournament. They pracuced fro m 5 to 8 p m 1n the Golden Recreauon Cen te r "

A s mall golf team learns lessons while baseball dominates.

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Eye O n Th e B a ll Sophomore Jodie Gu thri e hi ts her tee shot off the third hole al Rohng Hill s Golf Course This year the regional tournament 1s being held at Lake Valley Country Club. D ue to the number of players the team consisted of both a varsity a nd J V team Coach Becky Crozier said, "Coaching 1s fun, I get to know the girls while 1mprov1ng at a sport I love to play" Ph oto by Becky Crozier

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C hip It In Fres hman Megan T opp -Addi so n l ines up a ch i p s h ot just off the g ree n The sta te tournament wa s held at Tiaro Rado Country Club. At one point ,n the seaso n G H S was ranked se ve n th 10 J effco. Sophomore Cann Lefevre sa id , " I have learned thi s year that golf is the mo s t fru slra llng spo rt ever invented " P hoto by Bec ky Crozier

Fro nt Row: Ki rsten Everett, Elizabeth Watkin s, Jodt Guthne, M egan Tripp - Addi son Bac k Row : Ka s hi Nassau, Carin Lefevre, M egan Ki ng, Bnttany M eagher, Casandra Dittbrenner, Coach Bec ky C roz ier

Baseball hits homers for a great season

By Aaron Barke r, Jam es Workman, & Chris Dybing

Fastball The number one pitcher senior Adam Ristau throw s the heat The Golden Hi gh School baseball team works the Rockies games to raise funds for equipment and trips Adam R istau was voted• player of the week" 1n the RocJ..y Mounra,n News once this season Adam Ri stau said," I love pitching. and I love the game 1n my hands. 'P h oto by R on Finel11

Scoreboard

Front Row : C hn s Whitford , Bucky Sch m tdl, Greg Wombold1 , Adam Myer s, Ryan W hitford, J esse P reston Middle Row : Man ager Terry Shaw, Coach Dave Ri stau, Kevin William s, Mike i Emmon s, Lee N ewgent, Aaron Aguilar, M att Curtis, Coac h Bob Stokes Ba c k Row : Mike H aschke, B rett H iggi n s, Adam Ri stau, Du stin Roberts

Here Batter Jun ior J esse P reston gels ready to bat ag1anst Standley Lake The team 's hilti ng and fie ld in g h as imp roved to where 11 has h e lped them to win mo re gam es " I rea ll y thi nk hi g hly of th is year's team," sai d JUn1or Chn s Wh1tford.

Photo by Ron Finel h

Key LAX members helped lead both teams to awesome records

By James Workman, Aaron Barke r, Tim Pray , Joe Bo rden , & Chris Dybing

Pass The Ball Juni or Mark Plankey prepares to throw a long pass. Chns Bl use lead the team 1n points lh1s year Thi s year's varsity coach was Mike Thum1n ·• All \Ve can do after lh1 s seaso n 1s over 1s to look forward to next year's seaso n,"J un1or Kyle Arndt. Photo by Ron F inel h

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Holding Hi s Ground Junior Chns Bluse app li es his tou gh defense against the otTense. Bl use was rated a top pl ayer by lh e Rocky Mountain News " I really enJoy playmg lacro sse for Go lden, it's a good way to get exerc ise," s aid Blu se. Photo by Ro n Fin elh

Hot Shot Junior Pau l Adam s waits 1n anticipation for the pas s. The record fo r th e team thi s seaso n ,vas 5-4-3 Chris Bluse lead th e team in goals thi s year.

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Tough D Junior 1cole Bndge s lnes to defend her opponent 1n a tough match walh Wheat Ridge The girls lacro sse team fini shed with a record of 63-6 They made 11 10 the first round of the s tate tournament loos ing a d1sappo1n1ing game against St. M ary's. Ju nior M argo Cahgun said. " Thi s year was great because lhe team really clicked and got to be great fnends."

Fa ce to Face Sophomore Tona Sullivan a11empts to wan a face off dunng lhe closing minute s against Wheat Rid ge Seniors Tracy Hey,-..ood, Justine Barusch, H ollie Brak.ken and Kathryn Pfau .Se nior Kathryn Pfau led the team w11h 16 goals and Tracy Heywood foil owed with 12 Juni or 1kk1 Bnd ges said, ·•we could have won a lot of lh e games that we tied but other than that It was a great season "Photo by R F1nel11

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Who is Open Freshman Kri stt n e Vaavoda looks for someo ne to pass to The team will be even stronger next year because they d1dn '1 lose very m an y sen iors. Junior H illary Smi th said, " I hope that we do eve n better next year." Ph oto by R Finell!

Go for the Goal Se nior Tracy Heywood allempts a sho t agai n st Wh eat Rid ge The leader 1n assis ts was senior T racy Heywood w11h IO foil owed by Hillary S mith wtth seven Shan n g th e goalie duties were M arissa Lowther and J essica Sm 11ham Soph omore Toni Sullivan s aid, " It was a grea t year and th e team became really c lose."

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Track has an awewsome season sending six to State

By Brianna Baker, Katie Carlson, and Josie Cox

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They' re Off So ph omore Abby Sands hand s off to se nior S h annon Sumner during one of the relay s. Su mn e r and Sand s went to State along with so ph o m ores M eg han Cooper, Sarah Pizzo , and Junior Sarah Phillip s. Bo ys' tra ck se nt se nior Au s tin S m i th Sophomore M e red ith M ckee sa id, " It was di s appointing be ca u se so me people that s hould've m ade 11 didn't. " Photo by Di c k Byrne

He ave It Senior Enc Gu1hne releases the sho1put dunng a meet. The coaches were D ave Hammoc k and Gma Nelson The top boy ru n ners were seniors Aus t in Smllh. Kevin Clerk 1n. To n y Cappello. and Junior Mar k Fa i rweathe r Senior Kevin Clcrk1n said, "I ,v,sh I would have done tnck all four years " P hoto by D ic k Byrne

Go for th e Go ld J unior

P h1lhp Siu slows down after a long race There ,, ere new start i ng and fin1sh1ng hnesat Jefferson County S1ad1um !hat the runners had to adjust to Almost all meets were held al Jefferson County Stadium Coach Dave Hammock said. "Our top runners did a great Job" Photo b} D i ck Byrne

Keep On Running Sen i o r K ev in C le rk in h a nd s o ff to sophomore M ark F anc 1u lh d u nng o ne of 1h e boys' few mee ts M any of th e track meets were c an ce ll ed d ue to t he b ad weathe r The season e nded 1n mid- M ay once Sta le was over Coac h D ave Ham mock sai d. " W e had a young, inexperienced tea m but o u r se n iors sho,ve d g rea t leadersh i p" Photo b y Di c k B yrne

Fini s h It J unior 8111 Hi llen prepares to finis h t he race Top jumper-. for the boys i ncluded Junior Geoff Sim m s Events included relays, spnn1s. long distance races, longJump, high Jump, and s h otpu t Sophomore Nicole M oore said. "\Ve d1dn 't even ge t to make up the mee ts t h a t were cancelled since the re were so many·· Photo by Dick B yrne

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Girls' tennis players battle the net monsters.

By Krystal Haughey, Thomas Williams and John Zirbes.

Hit It Senior M organ Re n emeyer hits the ball at practice Th ere are 11 varsity p os1t1ons The team had one single and four doubles Assistant Coach Sarah Coonan sai d "Ou r pl ayers are very good at charging the net."

by Ro n Finelh

S tead y Freshman J oanna Ward pra c ll ces her hand eye coo rd1nat1on Thi s year 1nd 1v1dual s from th e team pla ce d both third and fourth 1n th e regional s. Th e team pra c ti ces five days a week fo r two hours Sop h o more Kimberl y Swisher sa id " We had a s t rong team this yea r." Ph oto by R on Fin e lli. 26 Face

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Front Row: Kimberl y Swisher, Tia Fu shimi Second Row: M organ Reitmeyer, K

Aronowitz , Abb ie Phi s tere r Back Row : Coach Laura Carter, Dylan Reitme yer, Laura Bollin ger, Bnanna Baker, Mi c h e ll e K i n g, Amanda Mod iz,

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Sadie's is a time to kick back,, have fun, and do a little dancing.

by Heather McDowell, LeeAnne Kephart , Ju s tin Stiegelmeier

Havin' a Blast F res hman Terry Acree 1s having a blas t at the Sadie Ha wk.ins D a n ce Sadie Hawkin s was held at the Denver I}e.<;1gn Center Thi s year's th eme was Holl ywood N1ghh Senior Ton ya Fushimi said, " Th e best part of Sa d ie H aw kin s was domg ' th e nasty'" Ph oto by B111 Ke ll ey

Boogy Down Se ni or Lu c Simmons dances w ith hi s partner at Sad1cs. This year's Sadie Haw kin s dance was h eld on Sat urd ay, Feb 27 A disc Joc key was provided for the dance, a nd played a var iety o f mu sic " The best part was the music and th e dancing ," sa id freshman Ti a Fu s h1m1 Ph oto by Bill Kell ey

Class of 1999 Omissions

Getting Jiggy With It Juni or Chn s Bl use s truts hi s stuff on the d ance floor Thi s year's se mifonn a l dance wa s decorated w ith m ov ie pos ters and Oscar rep li cas Since Sad1es 1s not th e trad1t1onal method where t he guys ask th e g irl s, the ladie s had to p ay the S8 for th e ticke t prices Senior Letitia Ga illard sa id " The best pan abou t Sad1es wa s th e mu sic at the e nd " Photo by B111 Kelley

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This was truly a night to remember starting at the Petroleum Club and ending at the Golden Recreational Center.

By Sara Lukrafka , Stefanie Nah ley, and Liz Lukrafka

C row n Us Senio rs J ohanna Snow and Jason Lewi s dance logelher afte r being c rowned a s King and Queen Eac h ti c ket c o st $20 eac h , becau se lhe Juniors need lo break even 10 lhe1r a cc ounl. The budget forPro m was $1 O,(X)() and th ey s pent about $10,000 '' Prom 1s s om e thing that will s parkle in my eye s fore ver," s aid Junior Lon Maloney P holo b y Bill K e lley

Ho ld On J uni o r Chn s tin e Deming hold s on to h e r prin c ess c rown c;o she c a n dan ce w i th her pnn c e , Jun1or Chri s Blu se. Some of lhe Juniors did a US W est fundra1 ser from se v e n a m to 5 p m • earning about $1 ,000 The dec orat ion s alone c o s t four to $500 " Prom was beaullful , romanll c, and n ice I had a wond e rful tim e and I will never forget 1t, 1t wa s my firsl one ," s a1d fre s hman Ehzabeth Martin e z Ph oto by B111 Kelley

Groov' n Seniors Chri s H ickman and Tiffany Frederi c k do a line dan ce to s how off th e ir moves. The prom queen 's tiara c o s t $20 while the prom king 's c rown c o s t$ 3 5 Th e fund s for P rom c ame from the J un1orClass acco un t. ' The bes t part of P rom was lhe view of the c ity ," s aid s op h o m ore Stacey Chi s m Phot o by B111 K e lley

H e r e C om e th e Brid es Mr Lowell S harp mam es sen iors Leah Edenfield and M eghan Davie~ at Afterpro m There w~ no cost to get into After-prom Once you leave Afterprom, you cannot get back in Juni o r C hn st tna Wint er said. "After- pro m 1s always fun with all of the games an d food th ey have" Ph oto by Di c k B y rn e Co me On e C om e All Mr Lowell Sharp read s the winners of th e pnze at Aft er- pro m After-prom was spo n sored by com munity bu s in esses such as Pi zza Hut , Untted Artist Th ea ters, T C BY 1cc cream, Th e Crys tal Ro se, and Wood y's Pi zza Th e co mmunll y provided a fun, non alcoholic, and safe place to be "I'd rather JU St go to After-prom th en th e dance," said se ni or Ryan B ecwar Ph oto by Di c k Byrn e

GOLDEN RAFTING

Ju st C hillin ' Senior L uke Ke ll ey, h is date, a n d se nior Brendan Chisolm are all tak in g 11 easy at G H S' s After- pro m After-pro m was held at the Go lde n Recreattonal Ce n ter After- p rom went from mi dnight until 5 a.m. Senior Kevin Clerk in sa id " After- p rom was s uch a blast , I had a great 11me o n the ba ll oo n castle " Photo by Dick Byrne

C ra zy Lad y Senior Skye Svenningsen mana ges to get throu g h th e balloon cas tl e at After-prom After-prom o ffered manyact1v111es in c ludin g cas ino games, c arn i va l games, and th e favored balloon cas tl e All Juniors and sen io r s that attended w ere el1g 1bl e to win a $500 pn zc " I like all th e ca rn i val games the mos t ," s tat e d Junior N1 co lc Fro st Ph o to by D1c k

By rn e Summer

Thank You Senior J cnm1ah H ooks shows the crowd his ne,vly earned diploma The c la ss s peaker was soc ial stud1es tea c he r Mike O' Don s10 Three hours of pract1c1ng ,vas spen t on graduation. Senior Jos h Knox 1>a1d, "11us may have taken four years, but 1t is worth tl " Photo by R Ftnelh

Th es e a re th e T im es Senior Shannon Sumnerdel1vers her gra duauon speech to the Class of 1999 The class flower 1s the I n s and the class so ng was '' 1999" by Pnnce There were 13 JUntor escorts that were selected by National Honor Society Jumore sco nChrt s Bl use said, ·•1 can ' t wait until 1t 1s my tum to walk." Photo by R Finell!

I ' ll Tak e that Se ni or Kevm W llltams gladly accep ts h is diploma The class colors are M idn ight Blue and Silver Graduauon was on M ay 22 , 1999 at 9 am at Brookes Field Senior Ryan Whitfo rd sa id, "I'm very glad to be out of here"

by R Fine l h

An Emotional Good-bye Senio r M att Boyd gets emo tion a l about leav in g after officially graduating fro m G H S Th ere we re 12 valed1ctonans in the C lass of l 999 T he class poem was °The r oad not ta ke n" by Robert Fros t and the class hero was John Elway Sen ior A u stin S m ith sa id , " l am very pumped lo be g raduating P hoto by R Fi n elh

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Graduation and Baccalaureate allow se11iors to s a y their final goodbyes as they head out into their future s .

By Ryan Nee and Chns Medina

Sa ying Goodbye Seniors Joanna Snow and Rebek.ah Jacobs prepare to present flowers to their parents. Baccalaureate 1s where seniors and lhe1r parents get together for the la.-;1 t1me as high schoolers. At the e nd of lhe get toge th er. all of the sen iors gave flowers to th eir parents Senio r Spencer Nee said. "The whole presentation was pretty good. I think 11 was a good end to our high sch ool careers ·• Photo by Ron Finclh

Swan Song Se01or; Scou M organ and M ana So l ano ,mg at th e bacca laureate presentation Dunng the get together they showed the ever popular -.enior video for everyone', enJoyment Senior Debbie Wan gave a speech on the W1:ard of 0: and how 11 penamed to gra dualtn g from high school Senior Abbey Kn ox said , ·•1loved the se n1orv1d eo , 11 w~ th e best part of th e whole evening ' Phot o b y R o n Fin ell,

Footnot es to a Great Year

The 24th Street Singe~ s in g a lovely m elody dunng the baccalaureate get together Senior Crystal Cr.ug read a plethora of poems about not giving up Senior Ted Burl,. e wa.s the ma.stcr of ceremonies throughout the entire prc senta1 1on Ted said, " I th ought 11 went really ,moothly " Photo by R on Finclh

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By Ryan Neea n dC hri s M e din a

To u g h G u y Senior Evan Langs tead (Danny) persuades JUn1or Bryan Turner (Eugene) to leave the stage Grease was lhe only play lhts year with a pit orchestra. which was lead by Scott Edson The play was performed on Apnl 7-10. Senio r Chns H ickman said, " I lhought 1l was fun to smg a son g about mooning people " P holo by Ron F inelh

G r ea s e d L i g htnin g TheT-B1rds admire lheir sweet nde Junior Andy Quirk was 10 charge of all lhe sound aspecls of the play excluding the pit orcheslra T he T-Birds we re p layed by seniors Chris H ickman as Roger. Scott Morgan as Doody, Trav is Valentine as K e n 1ck1e, and JUntor J ordan Ash as Sonny Senior Scott M organ said, "I liked singing my solo al the end of every show because 1t sort of topped off the rest of our perfonnance "

P hoto by Ron F1nell1

I ' m So rr y Evan Langsted (Danny) apologizes to Mana Solano (Sandy) for all of the mistakes that he made 1n their relationship Th e main characters of the play were seniors M ana Solano playing Sandy. and Evan Langstead as Danny The P ink Ladies were played by seniors Skye Svenn ingsen as Jan, Chmeane Narens as R izzo, Junior Carolyn Cockle as M arty, and sophomore Aimee Ward as F renc h y Skye said, " I can 'l 1mag1ne doing a more memorable play for my last m usical at GH S "

P ho to by R on Finelh

The spring production of Grease was a giant success, selling out Jnultiple nights.

Thinking

By Allison Bum s and Scott Walla ce

This year's theater performed a play after a great work of writing, The Diary of Anne Frank The book was a top se ller world wide and the play, well, it was a hit throughout all of Golden. The play wa s based on a girl who was about to tum fifteen and li v ing during W orld War II. The play was based on a real li fe s tory , and in all it wa s touching and si nce re A l ot of time went into this play. Month s of work went into rehears ing , tryouts, and s tudying parts. On average , th e drama clu b pra c ti ce d two to three hours after school every day . That' s more than man y te e ns at Golden spend at th ei r after-school Job s. Nick Fable s aid, " I s pent so mu c h time h e re in drama , but it 's coo l , ca use I love it anyway ."

Many s tudent s plan to take drama to th e next leve l and b eco m e actors and actresses Nichol Dupont s aid , "Someday I would love to become famous, but that 's just a dre a m for now ."

But the opinions of the audience i s the m ost important part , and everyone seemed to l ove it. Mi ck Jeann e' co mm ented , "Th e pla y r eally made me think . I ' m glad I went." J os h Schatz a lso added , " It wa s terrifi c, everything went real s mooth .''

it Out Senior R obin Jennings talks H out with f am1ly while Senior Andy Quirk bows down hts head thinking . The fnends had many meetings in order to talk of th e l.I' future Ph oto by B Kelley

Grief Show Sopho m ore Sarah E1 senbud cli ngs tightly to h er cha ir w hil e talking abou t th e coat she ruined Senior Robin Jenning s plays a fam ily fnend trying to console Anne Anne's older sister 1s a lso there played by so phomore J essica Kline Ph o to by B Ke ll ey

The Guard Dog Sen io r Adam Smith s tands above Sarah E1senbud Adam plays Mr Vandusel , a fello\v Jewish man \Vho is taken in by the same people that helped Anne ' s fam il y Ph o to by B Kelley

The daily life a demon athlet e is faced with, c an be in credibly s trenuou s. On top o f having regular sc hool dutie s and ho mew o rk , so me students ha ve sport s activities to take part in after sc hool. An athl ete's day doe s no t end after sc hool ha s officia lly e nded at two. Mo s t s tud ents have two o r three hour pra c ti ces to attend; so me o f which s tart immediately after sc hool and others that do not end until ten. Th e re are many sport s that Go lden Hi g h School ha s to offer its more than 1400 st udent s. Football , boy s socce r , boys go lf, cro ss co untry , gymnastics, boy s tennis, vo lleyball and so ftball are offered 1n the fall seaso n Thi s year the football team went to playoffs as well as the bo ys' soccer te am, fini s hing with a great record of 14- 4 - 1 Thi s wa s partly re spon s ible fo r the many GHS s tudents who made allco nferen ce and honorab l e mention . I n th e wint er se as on GHS offers Wre s tling , girls' basketball, boy s basketball, bot h girls' a nd boy s' s wimming and diving. Thi s year the s wimming and djving team was outs tanding , winni ng several trophies including third pl ace in a5A Tournament. In th e s pring s ea so n, GHS offers gi rls' golf, girls' tenni s and boy s' and girls' l acrosse and tra ck and fie ld All of the spo rt s he re at G HS get s upp o rted by Go lden Demon s, day in and day out. Th ere are very big cum outs at mo s t of the ho mega me s. At so meofthehomegame s the Tridettes come to perform . To boo s t the spirit s of our fan s and s upport our D emon athlete s, the Cheerl eade rs come to all of the home game s, al so attending seve ral of the a\vay games. When fa cing an opponent, the demon s come th rough with exce llen ce and pride

By Aaron Barker and Stefanie Nahley

Nice re tu rn Semor Tim P ray re turns a serve during practice " I love play in g tennis, it's good exercise," said senior James Workman Ph oto by B K elly

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Fo re! Senior Kyle Dinkle lees off ac one of the Golden games Mark Hornecker 1s the coach of the boys golf ceam "Golf this year was a success, 11 was an exctting season," said sophomore Josh Schatz Photo by B Kelly

Here \Ve go Senior Cassandra Dittbrenner starts 10 warm up in one of their practices "Gymnastics 1s a good ,vay to get some exercise," said senior Sandy Porter Photo by B Kelly

Here Com es Th e Pitch Jun1or M egan Cooper pttches it at the game against Wheat R idge " I liked watching the softball team, they are fun to watch," said Junior Josh Weis Pho to by B Kelly

S win g Ba tt er Junior Bnana B aker prepa res 10 swing as the pitch comes in Sometimes the team was released from school early due to having games at other schools "This year \vas a good year for the softball team," said Junior Tony Carver Photo by B Kelly ' Sports

Defence Seniors Aaron Aguilar, M att Curtis, Adam M yers and J un1or Donnie Pnd rnore auempt to sco re against Wh e at Ridge Hi gh School. Football 1s one of the large s t s upporte d sports at GHS , and 1s made up of over thirty varsity players Ph oto courtesy of B Kelly

EatmyDust SeruorChns Vortues

s lides pas t N1wot 's defence while co mpl e t1ng j u s t another touchdown

In order to keep their s pint s up the footbaH team prays pnorto each game

" Our team this year was very good, our record does n ' t show that beacu se of the very tough team s and leagues that \Ve h ave played agains t," s aid se nior Adam M yers P hoto co urtesy of B Kelly

Dakota Rid ge game wa s th e bes t ga me of th e seaso n .

" Th e Dak ota Ridge g_a m e wa s a nd alW<!YS will be th e bigges t victory tfiat l: h ave ever ex p er ie n ce d It was hu ge."

Senior Adam M ye rs

There are 19 se niors1 11 juniors , 13 s ophmores and 2 fre s hm e n o n th e varsity football team .

" Thi s te a m was th e bes t team that I h ave eve r played on, and I will ne ver for ge t th e D ako ta Rid ge game"

Senior M a tt Schlieman

I n ord e r for th e team to keep th e ir s pirits upl th ey hav e a pre- game ritual of s l a_pp i~he s ign in the oc k e r r oom that s tate s ' Fight th e Goo ight '.

TheSmellofVictory Senior

Jo s h Dratch s tand s proud after defeaungN1wotH1ghS c hool Atleast one person from each pos iti on made all conference at GH S " Football lh1s year went great 1 I think we acompltshed a lot of our goals by making 11 to the playoffs It was a good sea son " sai d Senior Derek Mc Broom Photocourt esyof B Kelly

GloryDays Seniors AdamMyers, Alex Co rdosa and Derek M c Broom rem1n sce \Vh1le takin g a break from their game against D a ko t a Rid ge Alth o ug h Dakota R1d ge had fifty more players then G H S we s t 111 managed to defeat them with a sco re of 2 1 to 3 Ph oto co urtesy of B Kelly

Thewilltowin Jun1 or 8u cky Schmitt dra gs a N1wot player along for the vic tory Th e Juniors mak e up over one-th ird of the varsity football team •·rm very proud o f our team thi s year," s aid se nior Dominic Martin ez Ph otocourtesyof B Kell y

Golden Demon ball players facing off for th e s tart of their regular season. " Thi s years team is reloading instead of h aving high expectations/' coach Peterso n sai d Even though the competition would be hard for the girls, the y felt that they co uld h andle anything that came their w ay. " We knew that thing s would be difficult," junior Michelle King sa id , " but we were prepared be ca u se we wanted so badly for it to be a good seaso n ."

Although there were new young ball players in the team , sop hmore s, juniors a nd senio r s are well experienced with team unity and pro vide d s upport to each o th er in the seaso n. " There were many experienced players on the team, so it helped out against tougher compe titors," senior ca tcher Kri s tin a Hopkin son sa id

Each and every team memb e r learned a lot from losing other th an winning " It 's good to know what your mistakes are," Kendra Kelley sai d , " be ca u se you'll learn a lot and improve from it."

Golden Demons enjoyed h av ing themse lves in th e s tate co mpetition thi s yea r 1 'Eve n though we just made it to the fir st round ," s aid Randi Patt on, "we' ll be r eady for the upcoming co mpetitio n next yea r ."

Le t' s Finish T h e m Off J unior pitcher M eghan Cooper g ives advice and assistance to her team " I felt very positive about the season starting because of how well our scnmmages went." said Cooper Photo by B Kelley

Just Tagging Along Jun ior M eredith M c k ee tagging her opponent fr om second base and remarkably got her out. ''This year I came out to ha ve fun more th an anythmg," said M c Kee Ph oto by B Kelley

Here Goes Nothing Jun ior Ke ll y Hayes sw i ngs th e bat and hits the ball to the mid-field " I th ink we have more team unity and played good together as a team," sa id Hayes Ph oto by B Kelley

Varsity Softball Team

Michelle King , Laura Bolltnge r , Brianna Baker, Mend1th M c Kee , Meghan Cooper, Kelly H aye s, Kendra Kelly , Rand i " Pauno" Patt on, Kn s ttna H opkinson, Coach Peterson and Coach Bo llinger

Get Ready J un1orp1tcher Meghan Cooper focu sed on a target of the catchers met , throws the ball and ended the game with a win •·1111 s seaso n I have put a lot more empha s is on p1tch1ng , and worked a lot harder," said Cooper Photo by B Kelley

Girl Power D uring the warm up .junior Ke lly H ayes 1s ready a nd s hows he r s trength to the team " W e wanted the season to be great because 1l was s uch a big event for all of us," sai d H ayes Ph o to b y B Ke ll ey

Defender of the Home Bas e Senior catc her Kn sttna Hopkin son ca tc hing the ball from home wh en her o pponent s teal s fro m the third base " I like the hard work I put 1n thi s team because it 's a w ay for me to mo ve up in hfe ," s aid H opkinson Phot o by B Ke lley

Stolen Senior Jesse Crock talces the ball away from a Standley Lake forward J esse was one of eleven se nio rs who played o n the varsity socce r team thi s year Senior Joe Borden s aid , "Se niority was a great s trength in our team ." Ph oto by B Kelley

HeShoots,HeScores In their game against Standley Lake , Senior Andy Solomon bursts past hi s man Solomon sco red thi rteen goals. making him the team leader in goals

Photo by B Kelley

Denied Sen ior Nate Blain blocks a s hot by hi s man and takes co ntrol of the ball Golden had many clo se games thi s seaso n in c luding the game against H orizon. Senior M ark Hagelbe rg sa id , " H orizon was the bes t game of the year because it was a hard fought gam e that ended up with us winning in a shootout. " Ph oto by B K elley

Making the Move So ph omore Joe Kennedy malces a qui c k move in the game against Green M ountain Joe Kenned y was the only underclas s men to play on the varsity socce r team Photo by B Ke ll ey

He'sGotaBreakawa y Sen1orGeoffS1mssprintswiththeballpasta defender for Standley Lake Andy Solomon and Geoff Sims were th e o nl y team members who were First Team All -Co nferen ce. Freshman And y Hun tsman said, " I liked going to the varsity socce r games beca use they were fun and th ey won most of their games ." Photo by B Kelley

That's Using your Head

Se ni or Bnan Logan goes up for a heade r agamst hts defender Logan w as the only team membe r to make Seco nd Team All -Conference helping them to rank secong 1n league and 10 th e top sixtee n an s tate. Ph o to by B Kelley

Bottom Row Ryan V1 e rke, J oe Kennedy , Mi c ha e l Morn so n, Geof Sims , Andy Solomon, E van Willi s Second Row, Carlos Cady- Re he is ( : Brian Logan, Nathan Blain, J esse Croc k, Pe ter Dusenbury, Mar H agelberg Top Row · Tim Burc h , Greg Wamboldt , Paul Needham ,.· ordan Hau ser , Joe B orde n, B ill Htll e n, Coach Rei d

Get That Ball Senior Sara h

Kampf gets down and bumps lhe b all back over to the opposi n g team Th e overall reco rd was a disappoin tin g 415 K a mpf s a id , "W e great team unity , all lhe girl s on lhe team are like s is ters to me " Photo by B ill Kelley

NowThat'sTeamwork Juruor

Ni c ole M oore and Senio r Elaine Ekberg hll t h e ball over on lhe olher team 's c ourt to keep i t from h i ttin g the ground Senior K ayc ee H eid led the team , rece1v1ng All -Conference

P hoto by B Kelley

Slam it Down Senio r Sarah

P hillips s pikes the ball dow n o n the oppo s ue team Volleyball ca n be played 10 m any places li ke a gym , o ut door 1n gras s, and on the beach both 10 water or on th e s and Ph oto by Bill Kelley

This year's Golden Volleyball team was full of experience and enthusiasm. Unfortunately , their enthusiasm did not show through on th e co urt racking up only four wins. The biggest accomplishment was beating Green Mountain in the second to last game of the seaso n " Everyone just came together and played like stars," said senior Elaine Ekberg. The team had all seniors and one junior with lots of experience. Kaycee Heid also got recognized with a Jefferson County All-Conference honor fl/# 42

Go and Get it Seniors Kay cee Heid and Enn Bernard dart to save lh e ball befo re it h its the gr o und The volley ball games are fun and exc 11tng es pecia lly wh e n the players have a large a ud ien ce to c heer them on to v ic tory Ph oto by Bill Ke ll ey

By Apnl

Team E ffort is B es t Seniors Enn Bernard, L1sana Rojas, Elaine Ekberg, Sarah Ph tl hps, Sarah Kampf, Chri sty Dem in g, Kalle Stodola, Nikt Frost, Kaycee Heid and Junior Nicole Moore pose for the camera Team leaderslup was a great strength due to the amount of sen iors on the team

Not in My Hou s e Senior Elaine Ekberg tnes hard lo keep th e ball over on the opponents si de of the net. Volleyball was a very popular sport, three full teams were filled and a ll were compet1t1ve Ph oto by Bill Ke lley

Go Demons Senior Ka ycee Heid watches as J unior Nicole Moore makes th e pla y to successfully bump the volleyba ll over th e net Th e coach 1s a big part of making th e team good Ph oto by Bill Ke ll ey

Ce lebrate Se nior Sarah Kampf ce leb rat es her success of her team as the audience cheers th em on Volleyball ca n be very st ressful if th ere 1s no coopera t ion around the team . Ph oto by Bill Ke ll ey

Wallace and Stephanie Wil son

Photo by Jeremy Matth ews

Con ce ntration Senior Tim

Pray puts all his attention towards putting the ball back 1n play The most improved player voted by the players was Sophomore Eric Cowen. Cowen staled, "Thi s was the best season I've had " Photo by B Kelley

"A " for E ffort Saunders s how s hi s Juni or Lee effort while serving a ball. The tn-captians of the tennis team were Seniors James W orkm an , Thatcher Glode and Tim Pray W o rkman sta ted , " I had fun playing tenni s thi s year " Photo by B Kelley

By Katie Carlson

Full Speed Ahead Senior

Thatcher GI ode hit s the ball with all hi s s trength in a match against P omona . Golden won the match six to one Glode s tated , " I had some of my bes t se rve s thi s year " P ho to by B Kelley

Regionals

Eye on the Ball Ju n ior Adam Nims stretches to get a ball in a recent match Nims and h1 s partner Lee Saunders were th e only players to make ll to state Nim s s aid , "Sta te felt very inllm1dattng." Ph oto by B Kelley

Grab a Racqu et and Wa c k it Senior Jam es W orkman return s th e ball for a winner The tenni s team had a di sa ppoml!ng regional tournament placing s 1x lh out of 13 teams Juni or Lee Saunders said, "State was weak. T oo bad we had to play Cherry C reek." Photo by B Kelley

Strength and determination best describes this group of 16 tennis athletes , ages ranging from freshmen to senior.Junior Adam Nims said, "The season went very well considering we had a lot of freshmen." With Laura Carter as the coach, the team had tough practices everyday from 2:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Coach Carter was assisted by former GHS graduate and tennis letterman Brandon Allen. The team was led by seniors Thatcher Glode, Tim Pray and James Workman. Number one singles player, senior Tim Pray was voted MVP and won the Demon Tennis A ward. This young team gained experience and potential. The players look forward to a prosperous season next fall.

Front Row: J osh Perry , Trevor Petrofesso, Chris Fair, Adam Simmons

: Middle Row : En c Cowen , Travi s Snyder , Tony M uljad 1, Adam Nim s, Mike Sand ova l, Andy W o laver Ba c k Row: Coach Laura Carter, Tim Pray, Thatc her GI ode, Lee Saunders, C h ris Lollar , Ja mes

·. W orkman, Broc k Allen , Coac h B randon All e n

So C l ose ... Freshman EncaThompson sprin ts to,vard s the finish line ma race at Greenbelt Senior Sean Martin sa id , " I loved the feehng of being with the team PractJce was fun, but when ,ve mel before practice I felt I ,vas part of somethi ng sign ifigant .''

Photo by B 111 Kelley

The Final Stretch Fre s hman Emily H oppin gasps for air as she finishes her race against Dakota Ridge Senior Jame s M cKee said, r Jove our crazy team during pracu ce. and the great se n se of humor we have together"

Almost There Senio r K yle Krueger dashes toward the finish line near the end of a S K race Krueger said, " My favorite part about cross country 1s being able to have f un and be success ful at the same ume." Photo by B111 Kelley

Photo by Bill Kelley

By Jimmy Adamson, R yan Zenker and Ryan Nee

Ba ck Row : Shawn Alcock, J eremy Shannon, Behren Roys ter, Andy · Z1mmennan , Sean Martin , Jon Sestrich, Piers Wendlandt , Charles Surratt,JamcsMcKee, Man ssa Meyennk ,Zac hGarrett , KyleK.rueger, Mark Fairweather J\.-liddl e Row : Becky Ketchum , Rhonda Hoffert, J ess ica Alexander, Emily Hoppin, J ennifer Meyer, Enca Thompso n , Megan Tnp-Add1 so n , Ja son Dewhurst, Seth Balcker Front Row : Shannon M eehan. Cassa Zimmennan, Alex Shier, Tim Brown

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Wicked Fa s t Senior M ark

Fairw eather humes to ge t to the finish 1n the track meet at L iberty Bell Du nng practice cross country tak es runs around Golden Sophomore Juh e \V11l iams said, "Dako ta R idge was the best course because II was mu ddy and fun" Ph oto by Bill Kelley

The E nd is N e ar Fres hm an Cassa Zimmerman runs toward th e end o f th e course at Lead" tile Cross country prac tices e"ery da} afte r sc hool Ju nio r Pie rs \Vendlaot said, "M y favorite course was the last one beca use it was a nice wrap up for the e nd o f the season " Ph oto by B ill Kelley

Athl e tes a t Go ld en h ave a s tr an ge r es p ec t f o r th ose w h o ch oose t o run cr oss co untry. Th ey wo nd e r w hat so rt o f insa n e p e r so n wo uld p u t th e m se lves thr o u gh s u ch p ain a nd s uffe rin g s impl y f o r th e goo d o f th e gro up a nd t o b ea t th ei r o wn p e r so n a l r eco rd s. Runn e r s p u t th e m se l ves injury afte r injury, jus t s triv in g t o do th ei r b es t thr o u g h o ut th e seaso n . Th e c r oss co untry t ea m mu s t run thr ee mil es as h a rd as th ey can in o rd e r to m a int a in th e r e quir e m e nt s n ee d e d fo r th e tea m . Th e c r oss co untry tea m mu s t h ave grea t e ndu a r a n ce in o rd e r t o run th e di s ta n ces th ey do.

Senior Kyle Dinkl e stands in th e tee box ho ld ing his three wood Th e boys gol f team placed fi fth 1n the county " 1 first became int e res ted 10 the game of go lf when my fat her introduced my bro th er a nd I at a very young age, " said Dinkle Ph oto courtesy of M Hornecker

J unior J ohn Chrisman has his picture taken for quail fy1ng to get int o regionals Chrisman placed 18th at regio nals •'J know I could have done better, but over all 1t was a good team," said Chnsman. Ph oto courtesy of M Hornecker

Sophomore Tom Garrett, one of the other four qualifiers for regionals, stands with his wood The team would cont inu ally get out of school for games and tournaments " It was actually a really tough season," said Junior John Chrisman Ph oto courtesy of M Homecker

Freshman Quinn Homecker s tand s w11h his golf bag 1n front of the Rolling H ills Golf Course Homecker's total average of the year for nine holes 1s 41 4 "The challenge , golf 1s a hard game and I thought JI cou ld be fun to try 10 s ucceed at 1t Golf 1s also a game that you can play throughout your entire ltfe, from age 3 to age 80." said Freshman Thomas Van De Bogan Ph oto courtesy of M Homecker

First row : Tom Garrett, T homas Van DeBogan. Kyle Dinkle , Tyler Enna, Quinn Homecker eco nd row : Cole Clarke , Sean Coughlin. John Chrisman, Coach Mark Homecker , Ryan Klumb, Dane H innen

Hittin the Mats Senior Cassandra Dittbre nn e r pra c ttces her floor rou t i ne 1n the gy m Gymnastics 1s an indiv1duaJ sport whi c h is s tren g thened b y the su pport o f the team Freshman Heather Torbit sai d " There was a lot of diversity w1th1n the team , but we worked toge th er well." Photo by B Kelley

Row 2: Deborah Tarum, H eather Torbit Row 1 : Sarah Kalin

, Not P ic tured : Je ssic a Gore

Reach for the Goal Sophomore Laura Young pracuce s t he choreography for her floor exercise There are only s ix s pot s available on th e varsity ros ter Fres hman Sarah Kahn sa id " Gymna s ti cs was good th is year becau se prac ti ce wa s fun ." P hoto by B Kelley

Row 4: H eather Axen, Kirstin Everett, Lauri Bacon, Cassandra Dittbrenner, Laura Young , Meli ss a Axen . Row 3: Je ss ica Axen, Kim Dimick, Amy Kirk

Game Time Junior Micah Leadford pins his opponent 1n a recent match held The teams besc showing was at the Conifer Tournament where they placed 4lh Senior Mate Curtis said, " Thi s was a great season to end my high school career on " Phocq by B Kelley

The Big Kahuna Sen ior Mary Thomas sw im s fast 1n one of the s wim Cearn s many dual meecs The girls swim ceam wa s extremely s uccessful chi s year placing an amazing second 1n sta te, held m Fort Collins Senior Sam Dovey sai d , " My f avonte part of this season wc\s becomJng friends with the gtrls and doing so well in sta te "

Striving to be the Best Senior Laura Word s truggle s toward the basket dunng a game against \Vheat Ridge The leader s of the team were seniors J amie Henderson, Enn Rozelle and Word H enderson said, " Even though this was a rebuilding year, I feel that we did extremely well against SA sc hool s " Photo by B Kelley

Photo by B Kelley

Bac k Row: Coach R C H anisch, Shannon P oli tte, Lindsay Ostenson, M eghann Kl aserner, K elly P olitte, Kristine V aivoda, Kristin D' Epagnier, Kelly H ock Mi d d le R ow: Lea h F osler, Tessa Lee, Nadia M arkovchick, Abby Y ou n g, M elissa Fine, Leslie D aniels, H eather Riedel. Fro nt Row : Sam anth a D ovey, Audrey Bennett, Emily H oppin, D eborah T aru m , Seda Ozdemir, An n a Berkman

A nti c ipati on Junior Seda Ozdemirwaits for the results of her lates t heat. Seda placed thi rd in 100 breast at the 4A J effco League Meet. " T he pracu.:;es were the worst part of being on the swim team because it was from eight to en at night, it was so hard to stay awake," said sophomore Leah F oster Photo by B Kelley

Fl y Se n ior N ad ia M arkovchickdoes the butte rfl y stroke at the state meet. M arkovc h ick won five secon d places in the 100 fly " M y favorite stroke was the butterfly, because it is jus t fun to do," said M arkovchic k P h o to by B K elley

Breatheln... J unior Seda 02:demir takes a deep breath during the 100 breast stroke race "The most fu n team to compete against was Estes P ark," said Sophomore Le slie Da n iels P hoto by B . Ke ll ey

By Drew Zar n and Ad a m Nim s

This ye ar 's girls s wim t ea m was on e o f the b es t eve r a t G H S. At th e b eg innin g o f th e s ea s on, n o on e th o ught th e girls h a d a ch ance a t State . Surpris in g everyo n e, th e gi rl s ' tea m wo n at m ee t a ft e r m ee t, qui ckly m ov in g up in th e rankin gs. Fin a lly , a t th e J effe r so n Co unty 4A Le agu e M ee t, th e G HS gi rl s t oo k fi r s t pl ace. After Lea gu e, th e girl s w e nt on to ta k e seco nd a t State, the b es t Go ld en ha s eve r d on e. Se ni or Nadi a Mar covchi ck sai d , " Th e m os t m em o r abl e part of th e sea so n was w innin g a t League an d taking seco nd a t S ta te ."

TheCheerleaders Swi mmers

L e ah F os ter , T essa L ee, J uli e W11l 1a ms, Audrey Be nn e tt , Em 1ly Hop p1 n, Kri s t ine Va1 vo d a, A bby You ng , Meg han n Kl asse rn er , and Anna Be rkm an c h ee r o n th ei r cea mmac es 1n one o f th e races . " We were so success ful beca use th e bon d be twee n us 1s so s trong and we are all very ded ic ated ," s a1dJun 1or Meghann Kl asse mer Ph o to by B Kelley

Celebration So ph omoreChnstie

V1voda loo ks at th e res ul ts o f her latest race "Th e bes t part of th e season wa s see in g all our work pay off w hen we wo n Leag ue and did so we ll at St ate," sa id So ph o more Leah Fos le r Pho to by B Kell ey

Fight For It J uruor Jay Stokes runs to defend his opponent while his teammate sho t s Stokes and sophomore Jeremy Moles led the team with three point sho t attempts and scored the most points for the team with 231 for Moles and 119 for Stokes.

Take It To Th e Hoop Senior Aaron Aguilar dribbles pa st his opponent fora shoe. Fres hman Gunner Jacobs had the third highest amount of points made Photo by B Kelley

Jumpin ' Sophomore Jeremy Moles leaps up to make an amazing shot. Thi s year the team leaders in almost everything were Moles and Junior J ay Stokes Moles had the highest sho t attempts and the most overall points

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Team P layed

1/ Front Row : Jeremy Moles, Jay Stokes, Ke lly Mcteer, Coach Bob , < Jf Stokes, Aaron Agu ilar, Andy Zimme rm an, Gator Wilson Back Row: ··

~f: Coach Kal Kelly, Sean Hastings, T ravis Moon, Geoff Sims, Gunner · f{· Jacobs, Lee Saunders, David Lopez, Coach English

By Sara and L1z Lukrafka

Wa y U p Hi g h Senior Aaron Aguilarjumps up to avoid an opponent and block a shoot After four games Aguilar had made 13 rebounds Photo by B Kelley

Shoot Senior Gator Wilson sets up to shoot a three point s hot Wil son was one of only three seniors The team scored a total of 801 points this season Ph oto by B Kelley

Anticipating Jun1 orTra v1s Moon looks toward the basket 1n hopes to see an astonishing shot. Moon led the team after four games with 32 rebounds Phot o by B Kelley

Guard Senior Geoff Sims guards hi s Wheat Ridge opponent. Sims and sophomore Jere my Moles led the team with five steals after the first four games Photo by B Kelley

F ro nt R ow: Laura Word, Erm Rozelle, Jamie Henderson Middl e Row : Laura Bollinger, Coach Beauchamp, Christina Carbone Back R ow: Shelly Barlow, Michelle King, Jessica Alexander, Meredi th Mc Kee, Kirstin Canaday. Jeremy Rozelle

Pla y Hard ... Pla y T oge th e r Senior J amie Henderson keeps the paceof the game against Wheat Ridge H igh School at an mtense level Senior Laura Word said, "Don't give up even if you lose, 1f you gave it your all then you won't bed1sappointed " Rod Beaucha mp returned to Golden t h is year to coach another successful season This was his second season at Golden Pho to by B Kelley

" T akin g it to th e Hoo p Senior Erin Rozelle stays focused and determ ned l 00 percent of the tim e Rozelle was recognized in the Denve r Post as a pl.t.yer to be watched m the 1999-00 season. This season she averaged about 11 points per game Pracuce 1s key to having a successful basketball team Sophomore

'1': Chnstma Carbone said next year she 1s going to continue to, " P ract ice over th e > summer and dunng breaks." P hoto by B Kelley

By M e l issa Fo rd

Sta y in g To u g h Sophomore K1rs1en Canaday lakes an open shot This season Golden averaged about 28 rebounds and 50 po1n1s per game Senior Laura \Vord advised, "Don't get overfocused, 11 psychs you out " Pho10 by B Kelley

Taked o , vn Junior Laura Bollinger recovers from a col11s1on with a \Vheat Ridge Farmer This year the varsity team consisted of three seniors, four Juniors and three sophomores To stay focused dunng games Sophomore Chns11na Carbone says, " I concentrate on the pos1t1ve stuff and the things I dad well " P hoto by B Kelley \

;1' FrontRow:Katie Vorhtes , And y Faulkne r,En cCarr , TimBrown ,N1 c k , M ontanez, Nathon Gaud reau Ba c k Row : Scott Acker, Robbie Bl ack, ··, ¾ Matt Cu rt is, Alex Cardoso, Chris Vorh ies. Dan M orrison.Th omas Taylor

To The Mat Sop h omore Eri c Carr pu shes hi s opponent·s s houlders to the mat fo r a victory The weig ht div1s1o n s range fr om 103 pound s to heavyweight. Ph o to by B Kelley

Word s Of Wisdom Sen iorNick M ontanez sits and talks to his coach after a Jolllng matc h This year M o nt anez was the only wrestler to make it to state. Ph oto b y B Ke lley

Get Him So ph o m ore Ro b bie B lack ln es \V1th all o f h is m ig ht to tu rn hi s op ponent over a n d pu t hi s sho ul ders on lh e mat. Th is year there were t wo team ma n age rs, K aue Vorhies and A.m y H olly Th e ma n ager's JObs in clude, b ut are not hm1 ted to, c leaning up b lood a n d give water to th e p l ayers. Ph oto by B K elley

By Sara and Liz Lukrafka

Down Se nior M att Curtis fo rcefully pins his o p po nent down The head coac h for the season was Coach Sco tt Acke r w i th t he assis tance of Coac h

D a n M orrison T here were al so two volun t eers, T h omas T aylor a n d Zach a n ah W a l ker P hoto by B Ke lley

Lay Him Fla t Senior Matt Curtis tussles with his opponent to roll him over and lay him flat This year the Demon team capta i n was Curtis P hoto by B Kelley

Pin Him Down Senior Nack Montanez struggles ex tensively 10 pan his Chatfield opponent ughlly to the mat The matches are scored by g1v1ng six points for a take down and an extra sax points for pinning the opponent. The wrest lers receive one poin t for an escape, and two points for a reversal P hoto by B Kelley

Ke e p it up Sophomore Jessica Behunin and Junior Katie Carlson take part 1n the assembly The Tridettes perform every year 1n the assembly with the hand JJVe. " I like watching th e Tndettes because they are talented dancers," said Junior R yan Riley photo by B Kelley

Tridette Prid e The Tridettes s tnke a pose before they finish their rouune There were 10 Tridettes in total thi s year " I like this group of girls this year, \Ve have a good chemistry," said Junior Andie Ho

Photo by B Kelley

Demon Dancin ' Junior Andie Ho leads the rest of the girls 1n one of the dances. The Tridettes perform at vanous G H S spo rt s events "Thi s year the girl's and I are hot," sa id Junior Kaue Carlson

Photo by B Kelley

Tlus year's Tridette squad showed pride and adversity through various performances. The ~rfs support their Demons at various s ports events throughout the year. They would perform at halftime during fhe games A normal day for a Tridette would include going through all tne normal GHS events like a full day of school and putting up with teachers and students. The girls have a lot to do obviously; however, their day 1s not yet done until they go to practice for an hour or two With that out of the way , you still have to go nome and do homework and then take care of your bu siness at home , then go to bed and get up and repeat what you did the day before Probably the most famous 1:he Tridettes do is the legendary h and -jive . It is a dance where the girls lead all of our school to a dance involving your hand s. The Tridettes have been performing the hand-jive for years now The Tridettes have been around for longer than most people can remember They have been a part of GHS 's history and will continue to shine forever

S mil es Hi g h Juni or Katie Carlson sns on the floor dunng the assembly The Tndetles prac11ced every day after sc hool to 4 00 p m Ph oto b)' B Kelley

Fron t Row: Kaue Carlson, Andie Ho Asia Mau s. Tara Bank s. Megan Flemm1ng , Eltzabeth Martin ez, Roxanne Trenk, Je ssica Behunin Tarah Moy a Ph oto courtesy of J anssen photography

By Chris Mor ga n and Chris

R ea d y, Ok ! Jumor Talitha \Vh1tlatch lead s the squad to a cheer at the wmter sports pep rally Senior " Lon Maloney and jumor Jennifer Brune were the captains of the squad during the football season and Maloney and Whitlatch were ca ptain s during the basketball season. "Cheerleading 1s impossible without the commitment and teamwork from the squad,"Jumo rTahtha Whitlatch Photo by

Bi g S mil es Juniors Jennifer Brune and Kim s,v1sher are chtlltn' at the homecoming pep rally There are two new coaches this year, Julie Taylor, and Amy Capolungo " I really like cheering at the assemblies with big cro,vds like homecoming," Junior Jennifer Brune

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J iv in ' D e m o n s J unior Stefanie Nahley , and sophomore Sara Lurkrafka are lead in g the demon fans 1n doing the h and Jive Cheerlead1ng is a year long event fro m fall spo rt s to winter spo rt s and then s ummer camps " Wheat R idge games are the bes t to cheer at becau se they draw the bigge s t crowds," Junior Stefanie Nahley P hoto by B Kelley

H a v i ng a B las t ! Sophomores Mackenzie Cottle and Alaina Seligman are having a Joyous ume Checrlead1ng's pn ce to s tart 1s approximately $800.00 but 1t c an go up for anything extra you need to buy " The best lh1ng about chee rleadmg 1s meeting all of the new people that you meet ," JUn1or Ktm Swisher Photo by B Kelley

S h ak e, h ak e, S h ak e Sophomore M ackenz1e Conle 1s s haking It at a guys basketball game Thi s year th e s quad pra c u ced daily for an hour and a half a da}

" My favorite games to chee r a t are lhe football games," so ph omore Ma c kenzie Cottle Phot o by B Kelley

Te n yea rs o ut o f hi g h sc h ool w h a t a r e yo u go in g to r e m e mb e r m os t abou t ch ee r lea d ing?

" I ,viii remember all of the girls on the s quad and the fun we had ," junior Katy R idge

" I will remember c heering at a ll the football games. because they were so much fun, " Junior Kim Swisher

" What I will rem e mber the mo s t about c heering 1s that we ,vere a really good s quad and we w e re alway s there for each other , " so phomore M ac kenzie

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" I will remember cheenng at all of the big game s," so phomore Sara L urkrafka

" I will remember the people we met and all the time I spen t wit h the g i rl s," Jun ior

Stefanie Nahley

" I will remembe r the exc1temen1 and the c ro,vds of each game," Junior Talitha \VhHlat c h

" I will remember JUSt being with a ll of my fnend s and the foo tb a ll games," JUn1or Jennifer Brune

3rd Level Volleyball

Front Row: Amber Gosta, Delayna Durden Middle Row : K ate B1 scan, Shannon M c D onald, Ja cquehne Zirbcs, Anna Mangan Ba c k Row : Megan Mackey, Brand y Koehler, Mari sha Ivrahim, Chelsea Wy att, Coach Lynn Maharas

3rd Level Softball

F ront Row: Tabatha Bradeen, Kayla Rehder Middle Row : Chrisllne Crevling, Kate Leadford, Alexandra Valeriu s, Kathalina Trujillo , Jessica Griess. Caitlin Cowen Ba ck Ro,v: Coach B Well s, Jill Durgin , Courtney Speer, Abbie Peterson , Robyn Speer, Coach Well s

3rd Level Soccer

Front Row : Coac h Radu Marku Brad Stone, John Talsma, Jared T emanson, Patrick Mal oney, Drew Lewis, Andy H untsman Back Row: Wesley Brooks, Ryan Taylor, Tim Ha gelberg, Ethan Morrison, Dwight Rah orst, Farley Sthepenson, Steve Ph1lhp s, Joe

3rd level Footba11

Front Row: J Bottjer, J Em sbac h , T Sphan, J H iebert, G. Rat chffe, J Stahmer. B Munroe , B Orem 2nd Row: T Keesee, M Streelman, J Kelley.A Oldencttel Jr , D Franco, T Gonzales, J Rimbert , N Cooper, A Faulkner 3rd Row: Coach J Kelley. G DeCarlo, M Pantaleo , A Wano B Dalgetty M M elancon, M Fritz , J Hearn, J Foden, Coahc C. Kelley Back Row: J Lockhart , M Stoaks, G J acobs. K King , J Nelson, B Kemple, Coach D H ammock

Anxious for the game... Throughout the year, Golden Demon a.thletes work very well as a team until their regular season ends. Battling through a lon g a nd exhausting s ummer, these athletes practice and hunger for their s port.

Techniques learned... Day by day, JV and Level III athletes practi ce everyday after school to build up their strength and learn so me new skills of their own. Demon athletes learned a lot from other people on the team .

JV Soccer

Fron t Row: Ryan Armitage. Tyson

Redenberg , Aaron Rizzuto Bryce Enckson

Middl e Row: Ryan McCue, Tyl er P ake, Charles H untsman. Seth Allen. Dav i d Pearlberg Olan Osborne, Billy Schreiner

B ac k R o , v: Paul Banaga s, Ben

Cerezuelle. Brenden Beehler, Jeremy D ah m, Cassady D1nzes, Grant Wi ckman. Ed \Vood, Paul Needham

JV Vo ll eyba ll

Front Row: AuroraArlet,JenniferCurt1s

Mi ddle Row: Janell e Engle , Courtney

Kroeller, Hannah Dot, Sylvia "Stive r "

Swanson, Anne Dobyns, Kn s t1n Mc Vau gh

B ac k R ow: Da v id Caldwell, Kell y

Wat son, Kn sttn Canaday, Toni Sulhvan, Coach Trotter

J V Foo tb a ll

F ro nt Ro w: L Nolting , C Gobbo, L

Adams, C. Pyatt, Z Curran, N. Gaud reau, T. Gleaton, S T ate, C. K ing, S Darcy, M

DeCarlo 2nd Ro ,v: D St r eweler, J

Th e1son, S Kirk , B Waros h , T Carroll, B

Steusloff, N Frost , R Eilt s, J Keesee, M

P arsons 3rd Ro, Y: E Carr, J Acre, R

H ill, W D obyns, Coach J M yers, Couch J

Blin coe, Couch B English , C H ayes, T

S h aw, C H eater, B H arns Bac k Row:

M Fanciulli, W. M artin, B D ebaets, R .

Lewan, C. Waller, D Crass, N Levitt , B D un lap

by Chris Morgan and Chris Dybing

JV gi rl' s basketball

First Row: Gwen Carey, Elizabeth Mart inez , Erin Carey. Middle Row : Megan Tripp-Addi son, Coach Kelly Carmichael, Melissa Ford Back R ow: Erica Thompson , J ill Durgin , Erika Fo ss. Alli son Dorngaard

Level III girl's basketball Front Row: Krislln Gowey , K atie Leadford , Sarah Kahn. Valene M ancilla Middle Row : K ate Klock, Coach Karl F ord, Caitlin Derneresl Back Row : Julie R au, Joanna Ward, Julie Williams, Aly ssa P ngel

JV boy 's basketball

Firs t Row : Zach Davi s, M a r k Me l anco n , B rock Allen , Jeremy Moles, Nathan Cooper Ba ck Ro,, : Coac h John Ander son, Donny Pridmore, Na th an Levitt , Gunnar J acobs, Sean Hastings, Luke Roberts, Coach Cal Kelley

Level Ill boy 's basketball

Front R ow : M arcus B arber, B randon Means , Dane Hinnen, Quinn Hornecker, Chris Morgan, Adam Oldenneule, Toby Cochra n, Th omas Van De Bogart Ba ck Row : Coach Scot Manning. Ben Engler, T.J French , Dan Crass. Ryan KJumb Kev in Kin g. K yle Sabo.Sean Coughhn, JC Kelley

JV \ Vres tlin g

Front R ow: Corey Gobbo, Tom O'Neill, Bryan Orem, Max Kenworthy liddl e Ro,v : Blake Dalgetty, S teve Nolan, Jake Herbert, Andy McDaniel, Dane Castcrson. Ki m Hill B ack R o,v: M anager Calle Vorhies, Coac h Scolt Acker, Pat Co nley, Geoff Slater, Ben Parke r, J os h Yu s hka, Ben Ke mpl e, Coac h Dan Morrison

Face the fa c ts, the main re aso n we are in sc hool is to learn As hard as we try to do other thing s, the fa c t remain s that our major job now is to beco me educated Golden High S chool provide s an exceptional learnin g e nvironment mainly due to the exce ll ent tea c hing s taff The teac her s' main goa l i s t o tea c h a ce rtain c urri c ulum but al so to educa te students about life in general. Whether it be the c redulou s sc ien ce department or phy sical education department , GHS ha s so me of the best , creative and unique tea c her s arou nd . Several tea chers from Golden Hi gh School have been nominated for the pre s tigious Colorado Teac her of the Year award. Other GHS tea chers have al so been recog ni ze d by The Boettc her Foundation for Ex cell ence in Tea c hing Thi s foundation h as al so re cog nized GHS s tudent s for excel l ence i n academics by pro v iding s tudent sch o larship s. In fa c t, many teachers are even able to juggle co ac hing a sport as well as grad in g papers and ha ving a family . GHS offe rs a pl et hora of c la sses, maldng it easy for tho se to s tudy th e cou rses of their c hoice. GHS offers all typ es of c l asses from Children's Th ea te r to Auto Shop and anything GHS doe s not offer can mo st lik e ly be taken at Warren Tech or made into a c lub All in all , GHS s tud ents are faced with a variety of wonderfully and c rea ti vely taught c lasses .

By S tefan1e Nahley , Sara Luk.rafka, Tim Pray , J oe Borden, and Liz Lukrafka

Academic Profile

As much as students dislike tests , homework andlectures, therearesome fun and exciting moments students will never forget. Here's what some students have to say on this topic.

What is ~your favorite class and wfiy?

" English, because it is fun to write s tories and we never have any homework."

Freshman Lisa Weisheit

11 AP History because of Mrs Barrows and her sick humor." Sophomore Stevie Meier

" Physics by far Schalhamer ' s songs rock and he makes melaugheveryclass ."

Junior Erin Erma

' 'Umm, my block off!"

Senior Karla Bienulus

~ What is you most memorable experience in class?

" Not noticing that I was in the wrong classroom for about 15 minutes! "

Freshman Joe Bottjer

" Being crushed by huge seniors in contact handball. " Sophomore Greg Mckee

"Accidently flicking black paint all over mY, face in draw1n} class." Junior Sheryliri acobs

" alling asleep in Stoke's class ana wakirig up with drool everywheret' Senior Phil Siu

C omfortabl e S tudi es Junior Scott Goldstein writes has essay on The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fi tzgerald. The English program spec aaltz.ed an 1ntroduc1ng s tu dents to world-renown nove ls Man> favontes 10 this year'scurnculum were Romeo and Juliet, Tal e of Two c,ues and The Moon 1s Down

2 M u c h W or k Sophomore Tiffant Low tnes to find interesting facts an a pamphlet from the library The library had many source, besides books for students to obtain 1nformat1on such as penod1cals, internet connections and mic rofiche

I 'm the Smart es t Man Alive! Sophomore J ohn Z1rbes s mirk s confide ntly wh ile doing ha s math work Over 150 st udents part1 c1pated 1n Math League contes ts thi s year " Its amazing to see so many st udents involved an thi s great program," said Mr Bob Pu tka.

Ph oto by B Kelley

T y pin g A wa y F reshman Ni c hol Dupont processes her English paper in o ne of the computer labs P lenty of new compu ters were added to the com put er labs this year in c ludin g the new 1Macs and G3s " I hate using th e new co mput ers, but they look really coo l," said senior Celeste Conne ll y Ph oto by B Ke ll ey

Photo by J Mathews

Photo by B Ke ll ey

"The thing that was mo st fun I' ve done all year i n math so far thi s year is everything I've f ound math pretty interest ing thi s year."

Sophomore Jennifer Donnelly

"We got to swing a tire from a 30 f oo t tall fue tru c k that showed u s rate and s p ee d ."

Sophomore Genoa Carver

" I like IMP math because we ge t to s tudy s o many differe nt aspects of math ."

Sophomore Je ss ica Dizmang

"IMP is a good c lass bec au se it show s a lot of real worl d applications of math , in s tead o f just bookw ork ."

Sophomore Je ss ica Alexander

A Proud Moment Senior J esse Crock stand s next to the K'Nex ferris wheel Th is wa s made to model th e ferris wheel problem in IMP 4 Sophomore M ike Wendt sai d " I d on't think IMP would be good because lots of co lleges d on't know what it is .'' Phot o by C Pennell

F igure it Out Seniors Deann Wallace , Phil Siu , and Tim Slater work on a model ferri s wheel to illustrate trigon o metry in IMP 4 Thi s problem invo lves a man jumping from the wheel into a moving tub of water on the ground Freshman Jill Durg i n sai d " IMP is a great cl ass because we do a lot of hand s -on s tuff.''

Photo by C Pennell

Yo u're Almo s t Th e re! Sophomore Zac h D av i s and Junior Angela M enna wor~ on a problem m Algebra 2 Algebra 2 1s th e last required math c lass Junior Sean Ludden said "Algebra 2 1s better th an IMP be c au se tt 's easier to do bookwork than h ands-on s tuff " Photo by C Penne ll

Hard at Work Sophomore Jane Travis does class work 1n Algebra 1 Most of th e students 1n higher math c lasses are planning on usmg math somewhere 1n th e ir careers Juni or Jake VanhornBe li veau says "I'm taking calc ulus becau se it will help me ge t into a good c ollege " Ph oto by C Penn e ll

Around it Goes Senior Derek Lin sco tt tnes to s how a man 's pa th as he Jumps off of a fern s wheel. Th e fems wheel problem 1s one of the last probl ems 1n IMP meant lo t ie all four years o f the class together Fresh m a n Trevor P 1etrafeso sai d " IMP 1s fun s in ce there is hardly any bookwork ." Ph o to by C Penn e ll •

By C . Morgan, J . M c Laughlin , L . Durgin , D . Zarn , and J . Matthew s

In today' s world , you have to know how to communicate. Go l den High' s English program i s here to teach you the se skill s. Though not a popular s ubject , everyone is required to taJce a variety of Eng lish c lasses to graduate. Classes range from Engli s h A & B in fre s hman year to Composition for the College Bound and Independent Reading for juniors and se nior s. In Mrs. Ja ckie Bomstein's English 11 class, s tudents wrote 4 essays

thi s year The fir s t wa s a perso nal essay telling about their life, the la st a re sea rch essay defending their choice for perso n of the century. In Mr. Dick Byrne's Fres hman Eng li sh A , student s read Sophocles ' "Antigone" and then prese nted it to the cla ss. 1111

Dram-a ti s P e rs ona e Fre s hmen Alli s on Griffith s & Kn s l1n D' Epagnier ac t out Sophocles' " Anti gone " to Mr B yrne's Freshman English A class. " Antigone " is one of the many required works 10 Engli sh A F reshman Lind sey B rewer says " Lord o f Flies" was good becau se it s howed how m an 1s evil." Ph oto b y D B yrne

A da y in th e life J uniors Jod i Guthrie nnd Cassidy Dinza s pre se nt " Our T own'' to Mr , Bom s tein's En g li s h 11 class. Engli sh 11 s tud ent, read man y dramallc work s. i nclud in g "Our Town Junior Paul Banagas says "Th e Moon 1s Down 1 a good pla y becau se i t s h ows what World War II w as like ." Ph o to by J Matth ews

What' s My Line? Fre shmen 1im Gonzales, Enc Binkl ey, and Ra c h e l Fleming practice Sophocles' "Anugonc" 1n Freshman English A Freshmen 10 Enghsh A also studied "Lord of the Fli es" and "Juhu s Caesar" Freshman Sarah Kalin sa id "An ugon e was the best play we did lh1s year"

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All Alone Juni or Brent Bellew 1s the Stage M anager for Wilder's "Our To\vn" 1n Mrs B oms te1n 's Enghsh 11 class Mrs Bomste1n's English 11 classe!i ended the year with Ste inbeck's "The Moon 1s Down," finishing their unit on war

Photo by J Mallh ews

Hard at Work Seniors Behren R oyste r and Austin Pike review their notes on "The P ostman" 1n Creative Wnting Th e main proJect 1n Creauve Writin g 1s writing pubh!ihable works Sen ior Brad H aag say!i ''Creative \Vrit1n g i:. a good c la ss because 1t allows us to show ourcrcallvity" Ph oto by J Matthews

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"My favorite part of scie nce is the overnight ca mpin g trips for Mrs. Smith's environmental science c l ass." Senior Amber Word en.

* The majority of s tudents who comp l ete the first two years of required science take phy s ic s or chemistry as electives.

*"In order for me to become a chemical engineer I took sever a l courses in sc ience . "Junior Belin Yavuz .

* Marine Biology is a new course offered at GHS that is in hi g h demand for the upper class.

*" Chemistry is my favorite science class because we get to blow things up ." Senior Jo se Schirrmeister.

* Over 85percent of the students continue to take science c l asses beyond the graduation requirements .

*" My favorite sc ience class was Earth Science because it was the easiest." Senior Candyce Martin.

Experimental Learning Seniors Kelly

Poll ile and Chns Blu se test Clear Creek's water during River Watc h Science is a great hands-on learning experience There are over fifteen different sc ien ce courses offered at Golden " I can't wait until I am a junior and can c hoo se what science classes I get to take ," said freshman Lind sey Roberson. Photo courtesy of L Roberson

What's Up Doc Senior Kri st ina Hopkinson and Mr Vanderlaan di sc uss the di solved oxygen content of Clear Creek while attending a River Watch class. River Watch 1s a great opportunity to learn about Golden's aquatic environment. "Extra cumcular academic courses look great on college applications," said Hopkinso n Photo courtesy of D . Sanchez

Real Geniuses Seniors Keath Turgeon, Jamie Ziegler, Frank Duncan, Karla Bieniulis, Breu Zahne and Carson Bartch pose with their electnc cabon fiber race car whale appearing at a trial Mr Schalhamer's class competes 1n races every year; the cars top speed has reached 50 MPH ." The expenence gained this season will lead us to a victory next season." said Zahrte Photo co urte sy of R Schalhamer

Th e Ri ve r Wild Senior Jame s McKee struggles whale trying to get a water sample for Environmental Science 2 Every year Mrs Smtth and Mr.Vanderlaan organize several tnps for th ear River Watch and Environmental Science classes. " Leaming is more effective whtle part1cipaung 1n expenments," said McKee. Photo courtesy of L Roberson

Safety First Senior Kaycee Heid takes several precaullons while conducting a science experiment Physics and Chemistry are two typical requirements for most college degrees ." In order to get into a good college I took all four years of science," said senior Victoria Rickard Photo courtesy of B Kelley

Pledge Allegiance To The Flag Sophmore

Matt Green's pan1cular case was about the nght whether or not to bum the flag The first amendment protects your right to bum the flag, only as long as you O\vn 1t. Ph oto by Stephanie

Wilson

Clo s ing Statement Sophmore Adam

Wallerstein makes his closing statement about the nght of the first amendment, stating that you should be able to bum the flag H e believes 1n the freedom to do as you please , as long as 11 doesn' t mess with others ' rights Photo by Stephanie Wilson

Prepare Yourself Sophmores Ashley Nichols and Ben H arns \Vrtte down excHmg facts on Mr ~1eyers court cases P reperallon 1s most important 1n this class to make things go along smoothly.

Ph oto by Stephanie \Vilson

As we look at the present we realize we ha\.1e learned a lot about history. We learn from past mistakes and use those to make wiser decisions Is this a good world to live in? We have seen many complications but then agam many accomplishments throughout history Some classes are learning of court cases. Some of the cases were about abortion, the freedom to bum the flag or not, and our rights as Americans. For example, the Wade abortion case involved a woman who believed the court was invading of her privacy. The U.S v Eichman, which was a case about having the right to bum the flag, showed that the first amendment gives us the right to freedom of speech. Every year is a time to learn of our past While students study many different court cases, history also involves Indian Pow-wows . At thi s ritual, ancient dan ces are used as a type of healing garden For example, after a prolonged dry season, rain dances are used for manipulation of the weather to give them the water and plants they need to survive. And who knows ; maybe one day students from Go l den will make history of their own.

Ce t The Fa cts Sophmores Brand on Stesloff and Jan Dunn talk their case over before they make the clo.,ing statement Jan points out th e details to Brandon before the final production This helps ,tudents for real life cases 1f they pursue law as their c recr. Photo by Stephanie Wil son

B} Allison Bums, Stephanie Wilson Apnl \Vallace and Dela} na Durden

All Dr esse d Up Junior Amanda Bnngs dances about 1n a twenty-five pound dress She 1s performing an old Indian dance. You would hardly think the dress weighs a pound as she dances with amazing speed and grace These Indian dances are s1111 performed at pow-wows today Ph oto by Apnl Wallace

Th e White Troop Back row Bryan Tomer, Brad H aag, Eh Wouk, Andy Quirk, Carson Bartsch, Chns Fauble , Dest Moore , Taylor Beckman , L isa Worobey, Jessie Crock Bottom row · Adam Srruth, Laura Bollinger, Janel Neukirchner, Jordan Ash, Kira Dun can, Toby All en, Robin Jenning s Photo by C Smith

Run , Rabbit, Run Seniors Carson Bartsc h and Brad Haag are reioacting the fairy tale The Tortoise and The Hare Children's Theater put an interesting spi n on each fairy tale to make it more interesting for the little kids

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By Stephanie \Vil son , Apnl Walla ce

Aren't we all looking for a fairy tale? The Children's Theater is a class that you have to audition for. The actors that do make it are then split up into troop s. There is a troop for each day; a Maroon Troop and a White Troop. These troop s spend th e fir s t half of th e semester learning their lines, and th e seco nd half going around to different elementary sc hool s to perform for the kids. The plays that they put on are remake s on popular fairy tales. So basically they take a play such as Th e Tortoise and the Hare and put a funny spin on it. That way, the kid s can see a different version of the fairy tales they have grown up with. First semester there were a total of 37 s tudent s that were in Children's Theater and in the second se mester there were a total of 40 s tudents in the class.

It's Off To School They Go Se ni ors Andy Quirk and Bry an Turner are on their way to do a s kit at a local elementry sc hoo l Bryan and Andy are one of ma ny stude nts wh o are 1n one of the Chlldrens Theater troop s Ph o to by A Smith

The bunny is acting up Seniors Ken ny Storms and Keith Turgeon play a bunn y comedy 10 front o f a bunch of eleme ntary kids in Child ren 's Th eate r Th e kids laugh at the tw o boys as they charge and dodge each other Children's Th eater 1s a class th at goes ou t to ac t for kids of different ages. Ph oto by Heather McDowell

Behind the do o r s of the art room s in Golden lie a variety of c r ea ti ve people. Sculpting hand s and focused mind s c reate amazing works of art . The s tudent s at Golden have many art cla sses to c h oose from that h o ld new ex perien ces and opportunities in the world of art . On the le ft, Fre shman Ben Linville-Engler draw s durin g Access. One o f the cla sses that i s offered is Paintin g. Students learn the prin ciples of de si g n and make their o wn c reation s u sin g water r:,, co lor and acrylic paint. Other cla ss es in clude Drawin g, Jew e lry , Ceramics, and Crafts. They explored three - dimensional co n s tru c ti o n of c lay, fiber basket weaving , bla c k and white m edia technique s, c reation of jewelry, and intermediate technique s of photography Th e re is a great art program at G o ld e n !

Abra Ca da bra... W ith the flick of the wrist a crea ti on of clay appea r s Fre s hman Geoffrey Birney wishes that making a masterpiece of clay was that simp le , but it lakes a lot of time and a little ingenuity Freshman S h anno n M eeh an says, "Art is not easy for some people , but for me ll is really fun and re warding! " Photo by B Kelley

D ete rminati on and Pa ti e nce Fre sh man Jackie Walker paint s with emo ti on a nd concentration. At Golden many different Art classes are offered. "J ewelry lets creative people u se their 1maginat1ons!" exclaims Diana M artin.

Photo by M Ford

Slow and Steady Sophomore Ju st in Leazer works hard dunng Acces s to make his clay turtle complete D1fferent people take Art for a vanety of reasons " I took Art class because I like to draw and use my 1mag1nallon 1" Freshman Shannon McDonald replies Photo by C Ovennyer

Practice Makes Perfect Freshman Adam Kinghorn excells 1n art Hi s colorful creations light up the hallways "A rt ts really fun," explains Freshman Rhonda Hoffert Photo by M Ford

Working Towards Success Sophomore

Alison M cNe1ll 1s a devoted and hard-working scu lpt er With time and skill a lump of c lay takes shape into a maJes11c bird " I love making clay sculptures because 1t requ ires getting your hands d1rty 1" Fresh man Kelh Sauer remarks Photo by M Ford

By C Morgan, J McLaughlin, L. Durg in, D

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In high sc hool the mo s t popular cla ss is gym. There are four different type s of gym cla sses that are available: weight lifting ; team s ports; tenni s, volleyball, badminton, and bowling ; and aerobics. If you've ever wanted to take a gym cla ss and it ha s been full , the reaso n i s that the freshman have probably beaten you to it. Each gym c la ss is worth half a credit, and you only need half of a credit to graduate. There are 551 fre s hmen

thi s year, and they are all trying to get into a gym class, making it diffu c ult for the re s t of the s tudent body to take gym.

Sophomore Ja so n McLaughlin says "I don ' t like not being able to take gym just becau se all of the fre s hmen filled it up already."

Zam, J. Matthew

Open your eyes! Fres hman Kimmi e Lee ope ns her eyes to catch a fly ball The only thing you have to pay for in gym is the uniform Sophomore Dora M c Kee says "Gy m is fun and interesting and H omecker makes everyone work h a rd ." Ph oto by J Matthew s

Swinging A way! Sophomor e Ian H ousel smashes one into ce nter field Over 500 people are enrolled in gym this se mester " Gym would be cool if it wasn't full of freshmen ," says so phomore Jen Curtis Photo by J M atthews

Play at the Plate Sophomore Jennifer Curus sco re s che game-w1nn1ng run All gym classes are only one se mes ter long Junior Selh Bakker s ay s "Gy m 1s fun because you have to work hard, but 11 1s s tuff you like to do "Photo by J Matthews

Strike Three Freshman Ni cole Wes t sw ing s al s trike three Students in 1enn1 s, volleyball, badminton and bowling go to lhe bowling a ll ey every Fnday they have class "The best part o f being a s tudent a ss , s tant for gym 1s ge ttin g to h elp out wtth all of the kid s," says se nior David Sund Photo by J Matthews

Nice Backhand! Freshman Sam Madnd takes a s wing 1n tenni s, volleyball, badminton , and bowling Fre s hman Ka11hn Cowen says "I wi s h Gym was a year long class It would be a lot more worth while then " Photo by J Matthew s

Showing Their Wild Side The drum hne sho,vs off for the camera After all of the long hours put 1n at practice , sometimes the band ju s t has to relax

The C larinet Blares Freshman Jill Durgin plays the clannet while marching The marching band continually pracuces to perfect their marching style J ill Durgin describes how " B and takes a lot of lime and effort " P hoto by B Kelley

Play it Again Senior Garret Regner p lays for the crowd dunng an assembly Band members put in many hours performing both during and after school.

Photo by B Kelley

For as long as the students at Golden High School can remember, Mr. Edson has been teaching band and has brought smiles to each student's face. Scot Edson has been working here at Golden High School for seven years. He has impacted many of his students. Senior Torn Cecil said, "Thanks for many wonderful memories and teaching me many life lessons . You have been an inspiration ." Cecil is not the only one who appreciates Mr. Edson's time and effort. Trina Garcia displays much appreciation through her words: "Mr. Edson, you have been a great teacher. I will always remember how you sing the parts We all think that you should make a tape and call it Mr Edson 's Sing Alongs." Mr. Edson is appreciated by all of his students and he always wil l be .

Gas pin g fo r A ir Senior Amber McKay barely ha s tam e to catc h her breath as she performs for 1he audience

K ee p t h e B eat Senior J eff Desmaneau conducts chc marching band w11h great concentration Th e GHS marching band kept the fan 's spines high 1hroughout che game . "Playing lakes a lot of hard work and concentra11on to get 11 nght." Freshman Sarah Taul by remarks Photo by B Kelley.

The Morning Blu es Juniors Amie Ward and Jenna Schiffman harmonize early 1n the morning Sophomore Samantha Keen says, " Choir 1s really fun and everyone should try it ''

Hitting The High Note Senior s Amber McKay and Sarah Shawcroft try to sing their way to success Freshman Chelsea Wyatt says why she likes choir. "It challenges me to work hard and keep at it "

Just the 1\vo of Us Sophomore J oe Duncan and fres h man Niles Burn h am look over their notes as they prepare to sing .

T he Voi ces of Me n Fres hman J enny Pay te , se ni or Russell Mal tempo and JU n1or Dwight Rahorst

ing to a di fferent tune Th e cho ir puts 1n man y hours o f prac ti ce eac h wee k

By J e n nifer

g s worth and Amber Schu lth e iss

Th e c h o ir cl ass fill s th e h a llw ay with mu s i ca l h a rm o n y as th ey p o rtra y th e man y co l o r s o f th e ir vo i ces. Mr. R a mb e r ge r i s a lw ays h a rd a t w o rk w ith 150 s tud e nts in fi ve diffe r e nt cl asses. Th e indi vi du a l s in th e cl asses a r e a lways tryin g th ei r h a rd es t and putting all of th eir e ffo rt t owa rd s s in ging. Wo rkin g o n sca les, m a t chin g p i tch es, an d s in g in g so n gs k ee p s th e ch o ir classes busy. Th e p eo pl e in ch o ir h a d a va ri e ty o f r easo n s fo r t a kin g th a t cl ass. Fres hm an Jess i ca Billings sa id , "I lik e Wo m e n 's C h oi r b eca u se I lik e t o s ing, a nd I 'm m a king a lo t o f goo d fr ie nd s. I 'm l ook in g f o rw a rd t o th e co mp e titi o n s. "An o th e r fr es hm a n , Li sa We i s h e it, r e mark e d , " I lik e t o ex pl o r e m y int e r es t in s in ging, th a t 's w h y I cho se Av an ce d Wo m e n 's C h o ir ."

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Rai s in g T h eir Vo i ces Sophomore Ch n s ttn e Perry and fre shman Tegan Br own exerci se their vocal cord s Freshman Li sa We1s he1 t remarks, "I like advanced wo men 's choir becau se I like to explore my intere st in s inging ."

By Monica Ferrel

As the students take their singing to another levet we will take time to reflect on the show choirs this year. 24th Street Singers and Mountain Magic are auditioned choirs, because of thi s they are very close as a group Junior Seth Bakker states that, "24th Street Singers is about the closest group I've ever been in. We talk and sympath ize with each other."

This is the fir s t yea r since 1996 that Mountain Magic has had any fre shme n in the class. One of the four freshmen in Mountain Magic, Anna Mangan, said, "Being one of the few freshmen in such an advanced group, Jackie, Stacie, Christina, and I have had a lo t of people wonder why we are in the group. After everyone got to know us, and we s howed them that we can keep up with the music, they have become very accepting So I guess you ca n say it is not that different being a fre s hmen in such a group as Mountain Magi c." Most everyone like s to be in one of the top show choirs and to be considered one of the best. Junior Lena Goods says that the show choirs are fun because, "Eve r yone is so energetic ." Junior Amie Ward adds, "It would be a lot different if everyone didn't love to be in there and be with each other." Thi s year all Junior s and Senoirs were r equired to autition for All-State Choir A total of 19 s tudent s auditioned to go to All-State; out of those 19, three made it : seniors Russell Maltempo, Carolyn Cockle, and junior Janet Neukrichner Also thi s year Mountain Magic attended a Women's Choir Festival at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, along with the women in 24th Street Singers.

Pra cti ce Makes Perfec t Freshmen Chnstma Johon so n , sophomore Jessica Casarez, and senior Sadie Sullivan add to the sweet sound of M ontam Magic Mountain Ma gic 1s made up of six altos, eight seco nd so pranos , and five first sopranos.

Photo by M Ferrel

Sing it Boys Sophomore Olin Osborn and sen iors Ru sse ll Maltempo and Bryan Turner sing out for the class. They make up the whole tenor sec tion of 24th Street Singers, but between the three of them they have it covered. Ph o t o by M Ferrel

24th Street Singers Front row Carolyn Cockle, Olm Osborn, Ru ssell M a ltempo, Jen \Vcn grovious Second row : Amie Ward , Ke ndra Bran ch. Jenna Schiffman, Bryan Turner, Dana Sheir, Knsta Welch Third row· Seth B akker. J ordan Ash, Natalie H unt Fourth row · D oug Stoker, Mr Ramberge r, Tom Cecil Not Pi ctu red· K aty Ridge. J anet Neuk1rchner Pho to by J Matthew s

Mountain Magic First row Knst1n Duclos. Monica Ferrel. Sadie Sullivan. J ack ie WalJ..er Second row Andi Cardoso. Beck} Treasure, Jessica Casarez. Anna Mangan Third rO\\ Nicole Osborn , Lena Gooch, Kristen Libra , Rand, P atton , Natahe Hunt Not pictured Hc1d1 Sterrett, Dargan Schmit, Chnsuna J ohnson, Stacie Flowers Photo by B Kelle}

The Big Apple Last }car 24th Street Singers and Mountain Magic, along wuh 10 extras. were asked co sing al Camag1c H all m Nev. YorJ.. Ctt} They went for five days/four nights and sa\\- many sights, mclud1ng the broadway producuon of M,ss Sa1go11 and the Statue of L 1beny A total of 49 students and 11 chaparones made the trip P hoto b} Group Photos. Inc

by Kendra Guldan , Kara Lollar, Cassidy H ara

A love for Food! Studen ts in Food Expe ri en ce learn abou t nutrition, re cipes, and cook ing . Stude nt s learn how to make different di shes from Orange Julius and popcorn, to making roa s t beef and chil i. We asked some of th e students some questions about Food Experience. Here a r e the ir replies :

Why did you choose food experience?

"I ch ose food expe rience because I thought i t wo uld be fun and edu cational."

Josh Kimbrough

What did you expect to be making in food experience?

"I expec ted to be making fine cousine and fulfilling meals ." Mike Martin

Juicing Things Around Freshman Kristin Spear puts concentrated orange juice into the blender preparing for Orange Ju lius. Besides cooking, the s tudents learn about good nutrition

Photo by K Lollar

Stirring Things U p Sophomore Justin Morgan and freshman Scott Wallace use the blender to s ur up Orange Juliu s. One of the most difficult di s hes that the students had to prepare were the pies

Photo by K Guldan

Whip it Good Sophomo r e K e ndr a Br oo k s whips up an Orange Jul ius 1n food expenence Th e students average abou1 25 d1fferen1 di s hes per se mes ter "I think the outcome of this class will be good cook ing skill s," said Alan Bruno Ph oto by K Lollar

Don't Blow Your Top Sophomore Brooks Ri c h helps out when making popcorn Fo od experience 1s a good class because It tea c h es you basic cooking s kill s "I picked food experiences because I find JOY 1n cooking," said Yvo nne Han se n Photo by C Hara

OH it U p Junior Mike Martin and fre s hman Josh Kimbrough, and Jole ne Faro make popcorn and s moothies One of 1he mos t important thin gs abou1 food experience 1s learning h ow to follow d1re c 11on s "I expecte d I would be coo king and learnin g about nutri11on, " s aid Faro Photo by C H a ra

By C. Morgan, J M c Lau ghlin , L .D urgi n , D. Zam , J Matth ews

Ther e have been so m e c hange s thi s year in the auto/metal s hop department. The old s hop teac her , Mr Kellenbenz , retired after las t year. To s tart the 1999 -2 000 school year Mr. Ma c laurin ha s taken over the job Sin ce thi s year is Mr Ma c laurin 's fir s t year, they co mbined advanced auto and beginning auto into one c la ss to make it easier on the new tea c her. Sehior Paul Szabo sai d , "I like

thi s class be cau se you don't really do a lot but if you pay attention you can learn a lot." Junior Chris Dybin g stated "Even though thi s i s Ma c's first year here he ha s adapted well and i s a good teacher." Althou g h thi s wa s only Mr Ma c laurin' s fir s t year he ha s already retired He retired in Dece mber and Mr. Kellenbenz ca me ba c k to fini s h off th e year.

Hot Stuff Senior Keith J enkins is finishing a project involving sparking metal. Wh e n working 1n th e metal shop spa rk s can reach up to 200 degrees " I hke the proJects that we do in this class." said senior Bo Alarid P hoto by B Ke lley

Fill her up Junior B randon Cisne ros fills up the 011 in hi s car. T here are five different test engines that the kid s work on and try to s tart J un ior Jason Eng stro m said, "I have learned a lot 1n thi s clss."

Photo by B Kelley

Tune Up Senior Kevm Matzke 1s fixmg up hts motorcycle The average car engme weighs about 250 pounds Sophomore Ryan Craig staled "Mac was nice enough to let us park our cars 1n the auto shop parking lot 1f we had class " Photo by J M atthews

Job Well Done Senior Kenny Ramstetter 1s puttmg new battery cables on If you have nothing to do you can bnng 1n your own car and work on 1t "Th is class 1s 1nterest1ng , and a challenge " said Junior T anJa Gerwmg Ph o to by J Mat l h ews

We Need Air Senior Lanssa Connor is chang mg a flat tire Th e re 1s a n old Junk car 1n lh e s h op and no one knows what 1t 1s used for "With the new sho p teac h e r we spen d a lot m o re time 1n the shop workmg on cars " sa id freshmen Jan Dunn Ph o to by J M atthews

Perfec ti on Senior Ken Splant tri es to get the wood perfect to work on hi s prOJect. One of the hardes t popular proJects was the makin g of a s ign

B e C ar e ful Sophomore R oss Baldwin assembl es hi s proJ ect with care Makin g a bookshelf is one of the mo st popular proJects to make Photo by B Kelley

Mea s ur e m e nt s Sop h o m o re Du s tin Pruitt makes s u re th a t the wood 1s level so he c an measure hi s proJecl. There ha ve been no se riou s injuries in wood s h op thi s year. Ph oto by M Well s

Photo by M Well s

By Mik e We lls

Wh a t wa s th e w o r s t thin g th a t y ou ha ve ever don e in s hop ?

"The wor s t thin g th a t I 've don e in s h o p wa s wh en I put th e chu c k k ey in th e drill press and turn e d it o n ; it sca r e d th e h eck o ut o f m e." F r eshm an P a tri c k D avi s What wa s th e b es t pr o j ec t that y ou ha ve eve r d o n e?

"I m a d e a CO 2 ca r o ut o f ba ls a w oo d ." Fres hman Jaso n D e wit Easy Does It f res hman Ka t Del a nd sc rapes th e wood s o s h e be g in sandin g Stunden ts h ave to pas s n urm e ro us tes ts befo re th ey c an u se th e tools. P h o to b y B Ke ll ey

Sand Man Fres h man Patric k D avi s s a nds h is wood to m ake 1l s m oo th for fi n al as se mbl y Th e teac h e r of wood s h op 1s M r Au ra nd Pho to by B K e ll ey

S low down F res h ma n S h aw n Eri c son gets o n e o f ht s p iece s o f wood re ad y for ass e m bly S tud e n ts 1n wood s h op use oak or pine fo r th e maj ority of th eir proj ec ts. Pho to by M Well s

By C M organ, J McLaughlin , L Durgin , D Zam , J M atthews

There are s ix bu s ine ss c lasses offered at GHS, which are all taught by ju s t two teachers: Mrs. Phylli s Price and Mr s. Lui s a M e l e nd ez. The s ix different classes are s tati s tic s, Introdu c tion to bu s ine ss, Bu s iness/ Perso nal Law, accounting , keyboarding , and creative computers. Although there are s ix

bu s ine ss classes, each of th e m i s only offered once a day "Business and Perso nal Law i s my favorite class becau se we go on interes tin g field trip s and we have a lot of guest s peakers," s aid junior Ryan Riley . Each bu s ine ss c la ss i s u s ually filled with s tudent s every seme s ter.

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Working Hard Sen ior Raul T o ttempud i 1s working hard finishing up his wo rk Keyboardin g and Crea tive Compute r are Golden's only computer classes Juni or Drew Zam says "G HS need s to get better comp ut er c l asses so that we don't h ave to wait until college to learn it'' Ph oto by J M atthews

In a Daze Fres hman P a tri c k H aymes 1s aimlessly starin g at his computer Ke yboarding tries to teach s tudents h ow to type. Senior M o ni ca Ferrel says, '' Keyboarding is a good class, because it 1s fun ." P hoto by J Matth ews

Havin g som e fun Senior Sandy Porter 1s having fun 1n her compu ter c la ss Accounting tea c hes you how to do you r own bookkeeping Jun ior M e li ssa Dock s tad er says, " B us in ess class is cool because 1t s hows you how 10 run your own business " Ph oto by J M atthews

Indu c tion Se n iors H ope Mart inez and Caro lee Winte rs and Juni o r Ant.Jc Lauer induct a new member into FBLA Th e re a re 7 officers and 36 other members ofFBLA J unior An!J e Lau e r says, "FBLA 1s a ni ce cl ub because 1t teaches you a lot of realworld s tuff " Photo by J Matth e w s

Future Leaders J ackie De\vy s, Ang e laS c ully, AntJe Lau e r, Carolee Winters , Cath erine Vorhi es, Viola Nguyen and H ope M arunez are this year's FBLA officers FBLA took a tnp to Vail thi s year to learn more about bus mess Ph o to by J M atthews

Come o n! Mr. Sweet waits anxiously for an answer fr om freshman Lauren Carter If students cou ld improve the fore ign language department they would make all of the teachers teach the same curriculum. "The best part about begrn in a foreign language 1s that some people don't know what you are saying," sa id Junior Toby Allen Photo by Adam N,ms

H es itating Fre s hman Chris tin e Crevling thinks hard about the answer to a question Th e minimal year requirement for most colleges is two years of foreign language. ' The worst part about the foreign language classes 1s the monotony,'' said Junior Austin Larson P hoto by Adam Nims

Thjnk Fast Freshman Tneu Nguyen has lo answer a quesuon as fast as he can The most common reason for people to be taking a foreign language 1s to gel in to college. "The reason why I took Spanish 1s 10 be able lo speak Spanish and ll 1s a requiremenc for college," sa id J unior Ausun Larson Photo by Adam N im s

l\Udair Mr Sweec throws the bean bag (lefc side of p1c1ure) at one of the students H is bean bag game 1s u sed lo help lhe students learn the vocabulary for that unit '' Mr Sweel w~ one of my favonce teachers because we made lots of JOke~ about him and we had a Joe of fun 1n his class," said Juni or Knsla Welch Phoco by Adam Nims

Field Trip ! Last summe r 's Spa in field tnp ha s their picture taken in Segovia, Spain Top Row : K alhc nn e Bennell, Cliff Smith, Margo Calig1un, Nadia M arkovch1ck, Ja so n Long Adam Smith, Mik e Pfi stere r eco nd Row : Tony Capello, Laura

IWord, Chns Capello, J ulia Keen ey, Anna Berkman , Leah Edenfe 1ld, Sonia Carney, Brenna Raye P hoto f courte:,.y of M s P oveda

Don't Think too Hard! Sophomore Sara Lurkrafka s its 1n front of the computer typing the Babies and Buddies. Babi es and Budd ies is 32 pages and approximately 300 pi c tures J unior Drew Zam s aid , " I am surpnsed at how much work we hav e to do in this in c lass."

Yearbook on the Way Freshmen M elissa Ford , Kri stie Ovennyer, and Jake Lockheart are putting the fi01 sh1ng touches on their s preads. There are 288 pages in thi s year's yearbook. Freshman Kendra Guldan s ay s, " It is fun being in thi s c lass because we are building a part of hi s tory." Ph oto by J

Matthew s

It 's Nap Time Fres hm en Alli so n Bum s and Ed Wood are ready to take a nap Thi s year' s yearbook was h eld during Maroon block one Senior Editorm-C hi ef Tim Pray s ay s, "After all the long hard h ours of work it 1s nice to see the finished product. "

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Photo by J Matthew s.

Photo by J Matthew s

Pay Close Attention Freshmen gi rl s rec ie ve very important in s tru c tion s from Mr. Kelley. There are only ten return i ng people from la s t year 's yearbook. "Yearbook 1s a fun cl ass becau se you d on 't have to do a lot of work.'' said

By C Morgan , J McLau ghlin , L Du rg m, D Zam , J Matth ews

This year in yearbook is definitely one to remember We h ad to face the challenges of a drastic change. Mr. Pinelli decided to retire after last year's yearbook. Mr. Kelley came to the rescue and took over Finelli's job. There are currently 35 studen t s enrolled in Yearbook. Junior Aaron Barker said, "It' s amazing how many freshmen sign up for this class think-

ing that it is easy and then they find out that there is a lot of work involved " Although there are a lot of return ing people there are more newcomers. Newcomers outnumber th e people who returned nearly 5 to 1 . Senior Co-Editor-in-Chief Joe Borden says, " The book is amazingly written, with a new s t aff that doesn ' t have " any experience

Junior Luke Durgin Photo by J Matthew s

Hard at Work! Freshman Meli ss a Ford 1s working hard on her s pread Thi s 1s Mr Kelley's firs t year being the yearbook s upervi so r "Yearbook 1s my favorite c las s, " said fr es hman AJJi so n Bums Phot o by J Matth ews

Double Checking Senior Kelly Politte has Ms Selzer check he r layout. This year, P olitte 1s Editor -tn Ch ief of the Trident newspaper When asked why she JOtned lhe staff freshman Alyssa P ngel slated , " I \vanted to have a challenge " P hoto by B Kelley

Write Awa y Sophomore Stephanie Prugh finishes up a story for her section There are several features 1n the paper including editorials , news and sports Sophomore Stephanie P rugh said. "I chose to be m ne\vspaper because I love wri ting and having people read my stories " Photo by B Kelley

One Big Shot

TheTnden t staff in alphabeucal order- A Allan, K Bailey, A B ernard, C CadyR ehe1s, E Chap i n, T Conely, N D 1tlnch, J D1zmang. J Drobn1ck. N Dupont, T F anch1, M Gates, L Gordon, M J ohnson, S K aven, J Leazer, T M arshall, K M artin, D M artinez.A M cDonald, E M ouunho, L Nicho las, J Odden, T P ellegnn1, K Politte, A P ngel, S Prugh, K Schwartz, C Welch, M Wendt, E \Volfe P hoto by B Kelley

W o rkin g O ve r tim e Senior M issy J ohnson and J unior Cassi d y Welc h put the finis h ing couches on th e ir stones The newspape r keeps s t udents in formed of th e eve nt s occu n ng outside of school as well as a ll t h e act1vu1es going on at G H S Sop h o m ore J ustin Leazer said, "The pos111on l hold on the st aff 1s news ed11or" Photo by B Kelley

The n ews p a p e r s t a ff h as h ad t o face m a n y ch a n ges durin g th e yea r One o f th e m b e in g th e r ece nt leave o f th e previ o u s n ewsp a p e r a d v i so r, Mr Ro n Pin e lli, w h o h a d b ee n th e n ews p a p e r adv i so r fo r seve n yea r s. As o f th e fa ll o f '99, M s. La ur a Se lze r h as t a k e n hi s pl ace as th e n ews p a p e r in s tru c t o r M os t o f th e

Trid e nt s t a ff fe lt th a t th e ch a n ge was diffi c ult but did n o t a ffec t th e r o utin e pr o du c ti o n of th e p a p e r. Se ni o r co - e dit o r in ch ie f To n y Fanchi sa id , " We h ave s tru gg l e d aga ins t m a n y pro bl e m s but s t ill h ave m a n age d t o put o ut a h igh q u a l ity p a p er."

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T ypingth e Day Away Semor Tony F anchl concen t rates on his computer work Both Newspaper and Yearbook are taught m the same room Senior Tyler M arshall said, "I wanted to be 1n newspaper so I could influence what the student body reads " Photo by B Kelley

by Monica Ferrel and Ed Wood

Student Council had a l ot in store for the students in the 1999-2000 school year. Everything from Homecoming to Prom, the Halloween Dance to Sadies.

So many dances ; so little money. How did they raise the money to do all that they have done?

It 's simple. Fund raisers . Not the ordinary fund raiser, such as candy bar sales. They so ld the tickets for each of the dances. Around Valentine's Day, they sold candy hearts which you could have sent to your friend or special someone.

And new this year, you could have a picture of your crush taken for a small price of only $2.

Early in the year, student council did a little survey where you cou ld find out who your perfect match was in your class ru1d in th e school.

They Want It That Way Sophomore Greg Larson and seniors Chris Blu se and Ryan Vierke show off their talent by si nging to the Ba ckstreet Boys at the H o mecoming assembly. Ph o to by B Kell ey

Demon For Sale Freshman Gwen Carey dresses up for H ire- A-Demon Day. All the Student Council members were auctioned off for cans of food that went to help the homeless Photo by M Ferrel

Members of the Co un cil

Front row : M Chappell, T Spahn, G Carey, A Strau ~s. J Gore, 0 Von Kohorn, G Green Second row : Mrs Roybo l K Bryan, E. Watkin s. S Me ier, J Ward , G Larson, 0 Osborn Third row : K Kelle}', K Welch , K Aronowitz. J Ammon, M Mckey, A P f1l> l e re r R Nee Fourth row : R Malt empo. C Cappello, L Word , K Krueger, R Vierkc,C Deming F ifth row : K 81 eniulis, A Barrett, K Rehder, P D use nbu ry ot pi ctured : J McKee , C Bluse, J Willi ams

Pledge of A Lifetime Se ni or Peter Du se nbury wears his "Se ni or Women Pled ge" on H1re-ADem on Day Phot o by M Ferrel

Gett in' Jiggy With It Freshmen Anya Strauss, Gwen Carey, Mike Chappell, Jessica Gore, and Olivia Von Kohorn s how off their demon s pirll at the Homecoming As sembly There are a to tal of 33 members on Student Council Ph o to by B Kelley

Makea Wish TheFBLAclubblowsoutsome candles in one of their meetings The 2000 FBLA Leadership Confrence was held lhis year on Feb 9lh at the Tivoli Students from over 21 schools took place 1n lhis years competition Photo by Jeremy Matthews.

By Phillip Siu , M orga n Anderso n and Tim Pray

National Honor Society, s ponso red by Mrs . Sandy Nations, has been extremely active this year. This year ' s NHS officers include pres idents Joe Borden, Sadie Sullivan, Erin Bernard , and Doris Wang . To get into NHS, you must have a 3.6 Grade point average and create a portfolio of your academic and extracurricular achievements. NHS consists of only juniors and seniors. Some of the activities that NHS member s participate in include a food drive , a book drive , cleaning up our GHS campus, and visiting elderly homes . There are approximately 75 active members in NHS this year. Junior Ryan Fields said, " Being in a prestigious club like NHS really makes me feel good about my academic successes."

Smiling Hard Seniors Ani sha Malh otra, K aren R oss, James M c Kee and V 1c toria Ric kard pau se to smil e for th e camera The four chapters of NH S are Scholarshi p , Leader sh ip , C h aracter and Service

Ph o to by B Kelley

Front Row: E Rozelle, H Layman , C Whitford , S D ovey, A Barrett, J B o rden, D W ang , S Su lli van, E B ernard, L W ord, K Re hd er, E Ekberg, N M arkovch1ck, J Crock , L B olli n ger Second

Row : A Malh otra, V Ri c kard , N M oo re, T Sullivan, J Brune, R Fie ld s -Spack. M W orthington, M Coope r , E J oh ns on , C Blu se, S Ph illips, C Dupont , K Dunca n, K Benn ell Third Row : K

Ro ss, J M c Kee, M Mah ajan, A Larson , R T renk

C. Ha yes, K Rid ge, M Kin g, S Sayed , C W elc h, E M ou tinh o, A Zimmerman Fourth Row: L

Mal oney, M J oh nso n, J H au se r , B Logan, N

Bl a in-Hartung , M Fleming, A P fi s ter, M M c Kee, L K ahn , K Aronowitz, K Po l1tte , S. Ozdemir, B

Baker Fifth Row: C Capello, A Bl run- H artung , J

Amm o n, J Amm o n, C Gleaton , F Dun can, B

Haag , B Turner, R Robbin s, A Cardo so, P Agarwal

Back Row : K M ars ton, L Emmanuel , A We1 s he1 t, J Shannon

Tras h ra n Junior Laura Bolhngerholds a bag for Senior Jesse Crock as they part1c1pate 1n an NHS event, p1ckmg up trash around the campus Photo by B Kelley

C lean Up Yo ur Ac t Dr Dale Moore and Enn Bernard take a break for a photo while cleaning up the GHS campus Senior Chns Wh1tford said, "My favorite part of NH S 1s \VT1llng to the little pen pals " Photo by B Kelley

Th e Pres id en ts NHS mceis b1-weeklydunng access The presidents of NHS are seniors Joe Borden, Sadie Sullivan, Enn Bernard and Dons \Vang Senior Jesse Crock says ''NHS' simple goal 1s to help people " Photo by B Kelley

By Morgan Anderson , Phillip Siu and Tim Pray

Most people work weekends on Friday, but for the Forensics team, the fun is just begining. The team spends many weekend s competing in tournaments . Sophomore Mike Sandoval said, " Forensics is an excellent way to meet new people while having fun. " For many , Forensics is much more than just early mornings and countless hours of arguing. Forensics is coached by Mrs . Tammie Peters with the help from Mr. Lowell Sharp . This is the first year that Mrs . Tammie Peters is the head coach instead of Mr . Lowell Sharp. The different Forensics events include Cross-Examination Debate, Interpretation of Humor, Interpretation of Dramatic Literature and Lincoln-Douglas debate to name a few . No matter what event or how long you have done it, Forensics definitely makes an impact Senior Frank Duncan said, " Forensics has been one of the best experiences of my high school career ."

S wee t E m o ti o n Seniors Nora Kenworthy and Emily Yocom let lhe1r emotions loose 1n a Forensics meet. The Foren sics team 1s sponse red by Mrs Tammie Peters with help from Mr Lowell Sharp Photo by T Peters

I ' m no t Chea tin g Sophomore Becky Treasu re cheats off her hand dunng her prefonnance Th1s year. the OHS Forensics team part1c1pated 1n eight novice tournaments and eight advanced tournamenls. Photo by T Peters

Row 1: Mr Sharp, Emily Yocom , Nora Kenworthy, Lon Maloney, Mis sy Johnson, Mil<eSandoval, Ben Filas, Chnsttna Holbrook, Genoa Carver, Kash1 Nas sau. Don s Wang , James McKee, Mrs Peters Row 2 : Hannah Savage, Nick D1ttnch, Kam i Bu cho lz , Tony Muljad1 , Ross Baldwin, Chns Fan cht , Tyler Warner, Brandan Munroe , Crystal M art in , Lain ey McGrew, Kara Lollar. Abbie Petersen Row 3 : Kerst1 Bryan, Celeste Gardner, Becky Treasure, Frank Duncan , Jenne Judkoff, Kira Duncan , Stefanie Nahley , EmJly Hoppin, Lind say Oste nson. Row 4 : J ack Donovan , Jacob Quoyeser, Patrick Rogers, JeffSnuth. Aaron McNew,Joe KJng , Caitlin Demanest, Kat e Klock, Katie Tapia, Rob Payn e, Brittany Goodwin, Katnna Neitzel. Row S: Leah Fo ste r Leslie Daniel s, Tess Lee, Amber Go sda , Darby Odell, Jo sep h Dun can, Cameron Jan ssen, Steven Bopp, Adam Bote , Shawn Alcock, Michael Ball. Row 6 : J essica Roat, Juanua Lorenza, Garrett Regner, Chelsea Wyatt, Kate Bi sca n, Aurora Ariel, Tom Cecil, Amanda Bnng s, Doug Stoke r, Sean Mart in , Dana Sh ier Ph oto by T Pray and P Siu

Getting Organized Senior Chns B lu se explains what S R O will be doing for th e next few weeks during one of the group meeting s SRO meets every Wednesday during lun c h and gives the s tudents a c han ce to help others. Senior Kelli Rehder said, "S h e will always remember how s he gave su pp o rt and helped som eo ne who was m need of it"

P hoto by Bill Kell ey

Paying Attention Senior Kelly Polite s tares on as SRO has another meeting during lun c h SRO 1s really i nvolved w1th1n both the sc hool and co mmunity , everyone in SRO actively help s s tudent s at G H S and Bell Middle School as well Junior Abby Pfi s tere r sai d , " I joined SRO so that I could h elp so meone in our sc hool , and make there high sc hool or rruddle sc hool experience more e njoyabl e."

Photo by B ill Kelley

All Smiles Junior Shelley B arlow li s ten s intently as the group di sc usses upcoming events SRO works with s tuden ts at GHS who are 1n s pec ial education in an attempt to make a one-on-one bond betwee n a group member and a fellow s tudent J unior Jeret Ammon s aid , " I joined S R O so I could make a difference I wanted to he lp others, especially those whose prob lems affect the1rabihties 1n sc hool "

Ph o to by B ill K elley

By Nee-Dogg , Ryan Zenker, and Jimmy Adamson

Le t 's Try it Again. Senior Missy John son tutors a s tudent at Bell Middle School In order to JOtn SRO, s tudents mu st apply and 1nterv1ew the year before they want to be a part of the group Senio r Chns Blu se sa id, " It 1s very sallsfy1ng work1ng with the kids and knowing that you can help them We also impact a section of the school that really need s the help " Photo by Bill Kelley

Thumb s Up. Senior Nora Kenworthy and se nior Sad1eSulHvan give the go ahead on an idea proposed 10 an SRO meeting . S RO 1s dtfferent from other service clubs because people get to work w ith budd1es on a one-to-one bas is Junior Meredith Mc kee said, " My favorite part about SR O 1s the s pec1aJ relationship that we create with our buddies " Photo by 8111 Kelley --

First Row Renee Robi ns , Dorri s Wang, Sarah Co ffe y, Chns Copello, Kelh Rehde r, Naut1a Narcovacheck , Joe Borden, Mi ssy Johnson Mi ddJ e R ow -Todd Porter, Lyan S li zesky, Nora Kenwo rth y, Chris Bluse, Sadie S ulliv an, Nate Bla1n , Ryan Vurkey , Emily Yocu m To p R ow:Kend ra Kelley, Enn Enna , Shelly Barl ow, Jen Brun e, Jeret Ammon, Mend et h Mc Kee, Abby Ph is ter, Men 1ka Mah ogan, Adam Nim s Ph oto by 8111 Kelley

By Apnl Wallace & Delayna Durden

Key club is a club where people go and do things as a community service They go visit places and do activities that are good and helpful. This club will help with recognition towards coll eges Colleges recognize a good sama ritan, but don ' t let that lead you to believe you don ' t need good grades also . They also visit nursing homes and detox centers. The students also go and clean up places like parks or nature centers as a part of community service

Diversity club is where the students of Golden High go to elemen tary schoo ls and talk to the younger kids about people ' s different personalties. Golden' s students teach people that everbody is different and you s hould accept them for who they are and not for what they look like People should be diverse with who they choose to hang out with This club 1s looking to better the school's environment for more people to enjoy .

There's No Difference Sophomore Skye Hopple and Senior Crystal Duarte show the kids at Shelton Elementary that there 1s no differe nee between one another and that there is nothing that you can do to have a grudge against other kids The D1vers1ty Club hopes to decrease the amount of violence 1n younger kids

Photo by Mrs. Cook

Tell Me More Sophomore Skye H opple and senior Crystal Duarte tell the nghts and wrongs of acuons towards others people Photo by Mrs Cook

Here is the Service Group Front row Joanna Ward Jeret Ammon , Menaka MaJan. Megan Klass her, Mr O'Dons10 2nd row· Ashley Blain , Toni Sullivan Kendra Kelley. Kelley Aronowitz , Alli son Campbell, Abby Pfister, Stevie Meyer, Connne VanDuser, Dylan Rightmyer, Tara Casino, Leah Foster, Nik.1 Frost 3rd row Lee Saunders, Allen Bruno , Ehz.abelh Watkin s 4th row · Tessa Lee. Kim Kline , Leshe Daniel s, Shannon Polttte , David Perle berg, Chad Heater, Robert Chnsman, Doug Clackston, Louis Nolttng Back row· Peter Du san burry, Ryan Klumb , John Chnsman, Jay Stokes, Rob Rizzut o The Key Club cleaned up an environment center as community service Photo by B Kelley

Here 's the Group The Deversuy group includes sen ior Ekatenna L1tv1nova Junior Pnyanka Agarwal, se nior Ani sha Malhotra , teacher Mrs Cook, se nior J es Ward Not pi ctu red 1s senior Crystal Duarte , sophomore Skye Hopple , JUn1or Todd Porter, and sopho more Rachel Garnett. Photo by B Kelley

GotSpirit Senior Amber Daniel s performs her routine with the band Color Guard endured the harsh weather and performed during halftime at varsity football games 1n the fall. Senior Amber Daniel s s aid , ' The worst part wa s pract1cmg on Saturdays."

SpiritinMotion Sen,orCandaceCordova performs 1n the H omecoming Parade Technique. coordmat1on and concentration are 1mpo rt antsk111s lo have lo be a member of Color Guard Senior Candace Cordova said, "Color Guard was a lot of fun thi s year" Photo by B Kelley

T op Row : B ehn Yavuz , J essica Dizmang , Nora Kenworthy, Amber Daniels , Nicole P apas, D iane Bndenburg Bottom Row : Candace Cordova, L isana RoJas, Angela M enna , Amber Warden

Photo by J Matthew s

By Melissa Ford and Jesse Dyffryn

A Helpin g Hand Senior Jessica Ward makes sandwich es for the needy after school Every Fnda y Peace Jam volunteers their ti me at th e Samantan House This year Pe ace J am part1c1pated m the 30 hour fast against hunger Peace Jam spo n sor M s Judy B 01an sai d " We are always lookin g for new members who want to serve th eir school, co mmunity and world " P hoto by B Kelley

Makin g a Diffe re nce J un1 o rTodd Porte r works after sc hool to feed the hun gry Every Sunda)' Peace Jam vo lu nteered a t a loca l nursing home Thi s year Peace Ja m went to Regi s Un1vers1ty to s pend a weekend with a Nobel Peace Pnze winner M s. B01an said, " We try to raise concio us ness of starving c hildren of the world " Ph oto by B Ke lley

SarahCoffey, J ess ica Ward , Ni co le O s born B o ttom R o w : T od d Porte r Ph oto by B Ke ll ey

TopRow: KristenL1bra MkklleRow:

The GHS chess club is a cl ub that u ses s trategy and wit to outsmart their opponents in this mind stressing game. The club was taught their che ss sk ill s and were coached by Mr Mike O'Dorisio. The sc hool s ponso r s th e club throughout th e ir year-long seaso n. The club met every week, Tuesday through Thur s day, in the LMC to touch up on their chess ski lls. The chess club members feel that being in the chess club helps th em outside of playing chess by increasing their strategic skills. The ca ptian of the che ss club is se nior Robert Schriner. Senior Chris Medina said, " Being in the chess club is a fun way for me to build up my strategic and competitive skills." The club supported new member s in the team and didn' t have a n y ce rtain requirements to be in the club. Sophomore Dwight Rahor s t said , " The ch ess club was a fun way for m e to s pend my access."

The GHS radio club i s a group of mu sica lly interes ted individuals that put together sets of music to play.Thes e s hows were presented during access and lunch to entertain the student body. Many students enjoy li s tening to music while they talk with their friend s. Mrs. Tammie Peters, the advisor of the group, decided who would participate in the s hows each day During the shows, the members chose which mu s i c to pla y. Senior Hans Layman said, " The radio club lets a person express themeselve s through the mu s i c they play in their s how s." The interest in becoming a member of the radio club ha s increa se d lots over the years. The radio club was a year round club that was always open to take on new member s into the group. It continues to en t ertain and please the listeners it gathers.

Front Row: Angela Collins, Danny Poeter, Chad Serpan, Clinton Klng , Mike Burnet, Geoff Birn ey, Dwight Rahorst Ba c k Row: Mr.Mike O'Dons10 (advisor), Nils Burnham , Chris Medina . Frank Duncan , Robert Schreiner

Co n ce ntrati o n Sophomo r e Steven B opp concen trates on his next move in the match. The chess club has no ce rt ain requirements to be a member 1n the club Sophomore Clint on King said, " Pl aying \Vei was good for my chess playing experience."

Photo by B Kelley

C h os in g th e Tra c k Freshman Zack Randolph c hanges the tracks dunng one of the shows The radio club selected members from the club every week 10 preform shows 10 the sen ior lounge and the cafete ri a Senior H ans Layman said, " I enJoyed playing d1fferent styles of mus ic during m y shows this year " P hoto by B Kelley

A dj usti n g th e Volum e F reshman M ike Wells adjusts the volume dunng one of has shows Their was a specific schedule for the members to follow every week F reshman J ere m y Payte sa id, " R adio club was a fun way to spend my access " P ho to by J W orkm an

F r o nt R ow : T erry Cheu ng, Alison Mclaughl m, A ngela Gonzales, C hn stan a H olbroo k H an s Layman , C hri stop he r Re1 n holz B ac k R ow: M rs Ta m mie Pe ters (adv isor), E li M artin, J eremy Payte, J oshua K imbrough, Ryan C hn stensen , R o bin J e n nin gs, K e nne th Storms P ho to by B Ke ll ey

Clubs 119

FBLA and Teacher Intern creates a forum for students to plan for their future.

By Joe Borden and Tim Pray

Future Bus iness Leaders of America is the largest club within the United States . Golden High School has contributed greatly to its growth .

This year , 38 members took part in FBLA . They met twice a month during acce s s and talked about upcoming events and strategies for competitions .

The club competed in over 30 contests and participated in many community service activities. One of the most exciting activity was going up to Vail for a confe r ence . Members were taught many important business techniques and ethics surrounding technology and leadership . " Everyone goes into busines s, and it is a great advantage for those who join," said Ms Phyllis

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BurningsoBright S e ni o r Pres iden ts Ho pe Man1nez and Carolee Wint e rs ligh ts c andle s to symbolize theFB LA charters There are38 membe rs thi s year with two c o-Pre s idents: sen io rs Carolee Winters and Hope Maninez Fo urteen membe rs co mpeted in Di s tricts on February 9 Photo by J Mathew s

Teacher Intern gives students the oppo rtuni ty to work with kids and s ee if teaching is really a career they want to persue There were 20 members this year who took part in assisting teachers and actually running a class full of rambunctious students. Interns met with an e lementary s chool or middle sc h ool class one day a week While th ere, they completed a daily journal and notebook filled with ideas and comments for future use They also attended PTA and faculty meetings to see the struggles that teachers have t o face Sponso r Mr Todd Fink said, " This is a great experience for those who want to b e teache r s, but aren ' t quite sure what teaching is all about. It t akes a special person to b e a teacher; this is a good opportunity to see if t eaching is really for you ."

Back Row: Co nn o r Coughl in , Dyl a n Lu c a s, JenJohn son,Rob S tahl , Paul Ltnd Front Row: CarrieCase , Ho pe Martinez, Carolee Wint ers, Viola Ngu yen , Cati e Vorh ies, Antj e Lauer, Ms . Judy Pri ce

A He)ping Hand Senior Kell y H ogan points out a few tncks-of-lhe-trade 1n art Intern s v1s1ted a class one day a week for a full day and had t o make up the work they nussed 1n their other c lasses P hoto by J Borden

Say Hi Senior Katie Agard poses with one of her third grade stude nts Students re ceived half an academic credit for part1c1paung 1n the 1nternsh1p program Senior Brenna M aas said, " I now know that I really want to be a teacher , the luds are so great to be around " Photo courtesy of Katie Agard

Front Row : Jean O' H ayre, L anssa Connor, Becky Wood, Laura Word , K atie Agard , Lauren Chaffee, Back Row: Chnsuna Winter, L acy Fritz , Stephanie Davis , M ars h a Counc1l man, J esse P reston, Bre nn a Ma as, J ess Ward , M r Todd Fink

By Allison Bums and Scott Wallace

Thi s yea r Rodeo Cl ub had a very good year . La st year one of their members finished second in th e nation a l finals. Sophmore Mi ssy Dyffryn wa s asked wa s asked what will yo u remember in ten years about Rodeo Club s he answered, " The fun we had and h ow we always give a helping hand ." Dyffryn also sai d that what she enjoys m os t about Rodeo Club is, " The traveling and th e cowboys, but I lo ve to ride m y hor se." The Rodeo Club had a very good year and we hope th at the y ha ve good years in the future

Date

Horse Hugging Mi ssy Duffryn gives her horse Casper a hu g Mi ssy had JUSt go tten Casper when this picture was taken P hoto cou rtesy o f Mi ssy D yffryn

Henderson Rifle

Westcliffe

Monte Vista

La Junta State

Smiling Faces The J effco Hi gh Sc hool Rodeo

Team 1s g r aduate J ohn Duffr yn, Junio r Matt Bun,sophmore Casey Primme r, and sophmore M issy Dyffryn The J effco Hi gh School Rodeo T eam will be going to rodeos through J une Co m e ou t and watch them Photo courtesy of J effco H igh School Rodeo Team

May 6-7

May 13-14

May 20-21

May 27-28

June 2-3 -4

June 14-17

Pos in g Pre t ty Sophmore Missy Dyffryn sits on Lady They got Lady at a auction and they got there other horse Casper from a fnend Lady and Casper hve at a ranch 1n Golden Gate Canyon Photo courtesy of Missy Dyffryn

Ridin g Hi gh Sophmore Casey Pnmmer sits on her horse After a full day of nd 1ng thas beut1fu l horse Pnmmer comes 1n to take a smile for the camera She keeps lh as horse at her house on her ranch Photo courtesy of Casey Primmer

Roc ky Ridin g Graduate John Dyffryn talces the nde of h as ltfe on th is huge beast Dyffryn was the pres ident of Rodeo Club last semester Dyffryn 1s also sponsored by ZPS who sponsors all of h1s rides Photo courtesy of John Dyffryn

By Cassie Schwartz , Stephanie Wilson

Bible Club, now known as Turning Point, is a group of about 20 s tud e nt s. The y me e t every Tuesday during access and W e dn es days during lunch in room D-5 They did many fun things like collecting food boxes for th e poor and a l so a 30 hour famine . They a l so did co mmunity service projects, and th ey went on weekend conventions, retreats , and mission trip s. A lot of people come here with co mmo n interests th at

Working Hard Senior B reanna Brawl ey does bind each other t ogether and this togetherne ss h e lp s make the a com munity proJect , one of the man y community proJects the club performs Readin g the Bible is not all that B ible Club does They try to make things in co mmunity bette r. the co mmunit y better Ph oto by Cassidy Wel c h

Ba ck Row :A Pngel , K Mcvaugh , C Wel ch, A M c Dowell , K We lch, J Billings. L W eisheit, A Brawl ey, B Brawley Middle Row: S Keen, R Fleming, J . Crock, A Ro ss i, K D ' Epagnier, C Zimmerman. Front Row : A Wei sheit, E Rozelle Ph oto by M s Nations

Taking A Break Juni or Kn sten M cvaug h takes a quick break while d o ing a com mumt y project for B i bl e Clu b Ph oto b y Cass id y We lch

Think Hard Fres hman J essica Billtn gs takes tim e to lh1nk about what s h e reads after readin g lh e Bible Thi s is one of many lh1ngs that B1ble Club doe s at their week) y meetings Her opi ni on cou Id be d ifferent th e n that of anolher person, and d1 vers1ty 1s o kay to ex press in this c lub Thi s gives freshmen a good opportunity at expenenc1ng new tlungs Photo by M s N atio ns Clubs

Clubs at Golden High School lead the way by helping out the cornrn11nity and having fun. Just a few of them are Youth Corps, W.E.S Club, Recycling Club, Greek Mythology Club and German Club.

B y Frederike Grillo , Alli so n T arzian , M o rga n Anderson a nd J oe B o rd e n

Youth C orps

F r o nt R ow: Allt so n Barrett, As hl ey B lam-

Hartung J erre t Ammon , Kelly Aronowitz , f(r1 s ten

E verett Seco nd R ow: J ohanna W ard, Chris ty

D em ing Stevie M eier, Amber M c K ay. Emily

Yocum, P nya Agarwal , M s B ecky Kroshe r Bac k

R ow: Nadia Marcovc h1 c k , Laura W ord. Elaine

Ekberg , Chris Ca p ello, Andi Cardo so, P eter

Du se nbury , M eghan Km g

Rec ycling C lub

Chns Loll ar, Dam on Sh uey, Clay Albracht , Ben

H aschke, M s Jult e Kramer

Greek Mythology C lub

Back row: Shaun Nlart1n . Mr Horst, Alex Stroud, Knsun Vanik Middle R ow: Amy Brawley, Mandy Garcia. Allison Tarz1an , Meganne Ma ckey. Me ganJeschke Fron tr ow: Chnst1na Dupont , Jeremy Pa}te

W.E.S. C lub

Stephany Rody , Seth Heam, Brittany Jowers. Mike Martin. Cole Gray. Dale Grant, Kr1 sandra Bain , Paul Dakin Maureen Todd

German C lub

Back Row : Bn an Zonl, Jennifer Veillrobe. Sebastian Minges Anton11a Maru s1c, Mr Ed Wemell , Silvia Doehnert , Gregor Ptok Trenton Clerk1n, Andy Bos 10, Brandon B lair. Karola Biehn Fro nt R ow: 8111 Tarantino Janet Neukirchncr, Anna Heinzmann, Ni cole Papc s

Clubs

Phy s ics Engineers Seniors Carson Bansch and J amie Ziegler use there physics knowledge while working on the car Interest in advance science is what motivates many members to J01n physics club Another project the club is working on th.is year is the Ferarri Ph oto by B Kelley

Minor Adjustments Seniors B ryan Turner, Keith Turgeon , and Andrew Quirk make adjustments to the car to make it ready to race Ph ysics club allows members to furthe r their knowledge ofscience and technology Senior Brett Zahrte said, " W orking on the car is a fun way to spend my time and a good way to expand my knowledge of physics."

Team Work Sen 1ors BrettZahrte, JamieZieg ler, and Carson B artsch work together to get the car ready This is the second year the club has been working on the car Seruor Sean Martin said, " Ph ysics club allows me to reach the level of knowledge I want to reach "

by B Kelley

Photo by B Kelley

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Hard at \Vork Seniors Jamie Ziegler and Keith Turgeon sit and talk a bout whats new with the cl ub Fo r o ne the proJ ec ts the physics club ts working on an electric car Mr Di c k Schalhamer has been head of the cl ub for 13 years Senior Sean Martin sai d , " Phys ics c lub 1s a great course s tud y because 1L allows you to decide what you learn as w e ll as how much you desire to learn" Ph o to by J W o rkman

Getting Sta rted Mr Schalhamerprepares to instruct the meeting Th e physics cl ub 1s also know as physics two The average phys ic s c lub member spe nd s si x to eight hours a week on th e cl ub assmgments. Senior Carson Bartsc h sa id, "Scie nce Rul es." Photo by J Workman

Front Row : Bryan Turn e r , Keith Turgeon , Brett Zahrte Middl e Row : Mr Dick Schalhame r (advi sor), Andrew Quirk , J amie Zieg ler, Carso n Barts c h Ba c k Row : Frank Dun ca n, Sean Martin

by J Workman

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I,,, ike gr ai ns of s a nd th a t make up a gra nd a nd el abo rate s and c as tl e , th e s tud e nts are w ha t m ak e GHS s o ver y un iq u e . With out t h e s tud e nts, our s ch oo l wo uld be a dull , o l d b uildin g w i th l i t t l e m ea nin g, bu t i t is far fr om i t. W e will re m emb er our s ch oo l i n th e f uture, n ot beca use of th e sc h ool i tself, but th e peopl e in sid e it. With all th e di ffe re nt faces, s tyle s and c liqu e s, i t i s hard to im ag in e th a t GHS c a n b e s o unite d li ke it i s. With th e r ece nt tr age d y of Co lumbin e , we as stud e nts , ca me toge th er s o th at a n affli c ti on li ke t h a t wi ll n eve r h a pp e n aga in . De mo ns ca me Face 2 Face with advers ity and pu s hed i t as id e in ord e r to m ake o ur s ch oo l a s g rea t as p oss ibl e . Stud e nt s m ak e it a pri orit y to s tr ive fo r th eir be s t a t all tim e s. E ve ry o ne, eve ryd ay, a t GHS i s co min g 2 see eac h oth e r 's uni qu e qu a liti e s th at m ak e G old en H ig h Sc h oo l wh at it is tod ay B y Tim Pray and J oe B ord e n

By B Kell ey

High Spirits Th e S tudent Council gets into th e groove at the Homecomi ng assembl y T he se ni or boys fro m Studen t Council serenaded Dr. Sh irle y Algiene to " You Are" by the Bac kstee t Boys Ph oto

A Sp li t Dec is io n So ph omo re Tara Ban ks s hows off her fl exi bili ty to th e fans Th e T ri dettes' e nergeti c s hows are always a favo rit e a mo ngs t th e fan s P ho to By B Kell ey

Say What? Junior Enn Enna scopes out the senior Powder Puff game Wnh a win over the sopho mores and a loss co the seniors, 1he Juniors had a I win and I loss record

Pajama Pal s Seniors Kendra Branch and Monica Ferrel show off their bedtime attire This year· s Sp1n1 Days ranged from PaJama day 10 Decades day and 1he famou~ Maroon and \Vhtte day Pho lo courtesy of M Ferrel

hining Faces Sophomore Eltzabe1h Martinez washes a customers car to perfect1on The Tndettes washed cars for fund-ra1s10g 10 the beg1nn1ng of the year Martinez said. ' It was a good way to cool off and gel some sun al the same time "

Smile! Sen1orTren1on Clerk1n has a blast during 1he Homecoming carnival Like always. the Senior class \Von the class compe1111ons w11h Juniors 1aki ng a close second place Ph oto By M Ferrel

Loads of Fun Se ni or Jesse Crock grins wide ac the Homecoming carnival This year, the J un ior class took firs I place 10 the float compet1t1on Ph oto B} B Kelley

Photo By J Mallhews

Photo By B Kelley

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Seniors

J ames Adamson K alie Agard Aaron Ago1lar

M orga n Anderson Stepha n Arndt J ere miah Ash

M egan Bac hman En n B alley D avid B a ll

Allison B arrell Carson B a rt sch Seaver B aruch

Bobby Becker Wilham Bellis Clay Bennett

Jenn1fer Bennett Josh Bennett Lydia Bennion

Anna Berkman Erin Bernard Eno Berry

Karla B1emuhs Andrew Bishop Nathan Bl ain- Hartung

Christopher Blu se

Joseph Borde n Tara Brady

Kendra Bran c h

Breanna Brawl ey Nicole Brid ges

Emil y Broo k s

Shahara Bry a n

M ichael B ryan t

Matthew Bunn

Ke nn e th Butc her James Caine

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Margo Caligiuri Antho ny Ca ppa Christopher Capix-llo

Ale xander Cardoso Fann Cas ino Shelly Cava naugh

Thomas Cectl Bcno11 Ce rezuelle Lauren Chaffee

S tacey Chism Ryan C hristensen Trenton Clerkin

Go D emons Se01ors Kelly Rehder and Morgan Anderson cheer at the football game against Wheat R idge The Senior Class won the lounge decoration contest at this year's homecoming Senior Geoff Si m s said," My favorite part of being a senior 1s the unbearable homework in all my s trenuous classes."

Photo by Bill Kelley

Carolyn Cockle Sarah Coffey Angela Collins

Lind say Colvin Crystal Connelly Serene Connelly

Larnsa Conner Candice Cordova Conor Coughlin

Marsha Councilman Josie Cox Jesse Crock

John Cubbon Matthew Curtis Stephanie Davis

Amber Dan ie l Emily Daniels SthJe Danielsen

Bradley Danek Lee Deboer Niles Deboer

Christine D eiru ng

Jeffery Des marteau J acqueline Dewy s

Roger Dieterich III

K yle Dinkel Casandra Dittbrenner

Samantha Dovey J oshua D ratch Rheannon Driver

Crystal Duarte Kri s tan Du clos Frank Dun can Jr

Cody Durham Ju stin Du sda l Peter Du senbury

Jo sh Dwight He1d1 Dw1gg1ns Jo nath on Dyffryn

Matthew Ein spahr Elaine Ekberg Jonatho n Ek s trom

Elisabeth Emanuel Jeremy Erhart Mark Fairweather

Roxan n e Falco Lynn Fa lke nthal Antho ny Fanch1

Marlon Fellow s Lindsey Felter Monica Ferrel

Justin Fleury Ja s on Fraser Lacy Fntz

Chnsun Frost Heather Frost Rebecca Frost

Tnna Garcia David Gasper Seth Gibson

Chad Gleaton Thatcher Glodc Micheal Gowey

Frcdenke Grillo Bradley H aag Erm H agberg

Mark H agelbe rg

Courtney Hall Rourke H arns

Daniel H aschke Cara H assell Abbey H awes

Colin H aynes Selh H earn Kaycee Heid

Jamie Henderson

R obert H end rix W illiam Hill en

Ge ttin g th e Gr oove o n The Senior varsity football players perform their annual Tnde1te dance I n th e class compett t1 ons, the seniors as ahvays, won Senior Jordan As h said, " Being a se nior gives you a se nse of independence and respons1b1lity" Ph oto by Amber Koch

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Kelly Hogan Kri st in a Hopkinson Jos hu a Ilges

Cameron Janssen Robin Jennings Jen Johnson

Melissa Johnson Cedar Jowers Ale,c Jungferman

Sara h Kamph

Kelly Kasper Aman da Keen

Scott Kemler

Cori Kennedy Nora Kenworthy

Krystal Kessell Mike Ketchum Amberlee Koch

Madlyn Krebs Kyle Krueger Clint Latham

Han s Layman Paul Lind Derek L1nsco1t

Jaime L1 nsenb1gle r Ekaterina L1tv1nova Bri an Logan

Marissa Low th er Brenna Maas Andrc\V Maley

Anisha Malhotra Lon Maloney Russ ell Maltcmpo

M ic helle Man tilla

Nadia Marcovch1ck Katie Maugh an

Candice Ma rt in Sean M artin He idy Martinez

Ashley Mart yno\V

Jere my Ma!thew s Kev in Ma tzke

Derek Mc Broom Richard Mc Guane Amber Mc Kay

Blake Mc Mulltn

Jame s Mcke e Megan Mc mull,n

Christopher Medina Amanda Modtz Dom1n1c Montanez

Dest ree Moore

Cristopher Morgan egg Mauhew Morri son

Study Animal s Seniors H olly Schanhals, Samantha Dovey and Kaue Agard slUdy extra hard on their history This year 's Senior Class Pre s ident was Chris Cappello Bryan Turner said, " Long hours, little pay and no recogn1t1on 1s all part of being a se nior Oh wait, that's a teacher."

by Bill Kelley

Jean Moseley Adam Myers Kash1 Nassau

Amanda Nurnmehn Eddie O ' Mara Shirley Paredes

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Sarah Ph11l1ps Edwa rd Pike Kelly Politte

Jennifer Powell T imothy Pray Jesse Preston

Sandy Porter Andrew Qui rk Morgan Ramsden

Kelh Rehder

Melisse Rich Victoria Rickard

Landra Robers on Du stin Roberts L1sana Roja s

Karen Ro ss Nich olas Roth Behren Royster

Erin Rozelle Danielle Sanchez Sean Sands

Holly Schanhals Jose Sch1rrmc1s1er Matthia s Schle1man

Jessica Schnathorst Roben Schreiner Tre vor Selknk.

Chad Serpan Sarah Shawcroft D ana Shier

Geoffrey Sims

Phillip Siu Timoth y Slater

Adam Smtth

Dere k Smith Hillary Sm1th

Tara Smit h

Andrew Solomon Tyler Solomon

James Sommerfeldt Mega n Sparks Kenneth Splant

Kevin $plant Robert Stahl Nata!Je Stegall

He1d1 Sterrett Katie Stodola Douglas Stoker

Kennelh Storms Sadie Sullivan David Sund

Tamanna Taylor Mary Thomas Bnt1n1 Tortora

Ke1lh Turgeon Bryan Turner Ryan Vierke

Chnstopher Vorhies Tammy Wal c k er Deann Walla ce

We sley Walto n Don s Wan g J essica \Vard

Amy W e isheit Crystal Wel ch Alexa nder W ells

Dusun Wendling J ennifer Wengro v1ous Christopher Whitford

Susan William s Evan Willi s Andrew Wil son

Runnin g to V i c to ry Senior K ris11na H opkinson runs and scores for the varsity softball team dunng a game aga in st Bear Creek This year's Senior Class cons isted of 262 students Senior J osh Dwight said , The best part about being a senior ts having all m} credits and being able to take the classes of my choice" Ph oto by B111 Kelley

Robert W 1lson Chns t1na Wint e r Carolee Winters

---~- Re becca Wood Laura Word Amber Worden '

B oaz Alarid

Carme n Allison

L au ren Allison

So nia Ca ldwell

Min g C heun g

Nickola s Ehler

Stefan Freund

Jeffrey Hoffman

Aimee Holley

Keith Je nkins

J o nath on Low

Brad ley Messer

Jean O ' Hay re

Nicole Pa pa s

Jos hu a Pumphrey

Ray mo nd Rai c hart

Steven Ri tte nh ouse

Gilberto R omero

Mi chael Smith

Steven Sto tt

Casey Szabo

Rahul Tottempudi

Matthew Wa les

James Wo rkman

Kiffany Wunderli ch

Emily Yocom

Bren Zahrte

Jamie Ziegler

T h e Class of 200 1 wi ll b e th e fi rs t c l a ss to grad u ate i n th e s tart o f th e n ew m i ll e nn i u m W i th t h e n ew m i ll e nnium he r e, th e J unio r c l a ss i s Face 2 Face wit h new chall enge s an d re s po n s ib i lities. Fo r i n s ta n ce , ta k i n g o n th e t a s k of s tudyi ng fo r the d r eaded SAT / A C T o r loo ki ng a t co ll e ge s a nd taki n g t ours of th em . A s ide fro m th o se worrie s, th eir m a in c o n c e rn i s g radual:in g in th ei r up co m i n g Se n ior year w i t h e n o u g h c r edits.

A s a r elie f to m o s t Jun io rs ther e are m a n y fu n thin gs to enjoy in th eir J un i or year, in c ludi ng th e J u ni or R aft Tri p Th e ex c ite m e n t of ro ll i ng thro u g h c r a s hin g , h iss i ng r a p id s alo n g a ragi n g ri ver , or th e one n i g h t wher e th ey dre ss to i mpre ss a t th e Juni or Pro m , p r ovide s m e m o r a bl e m o m en ts i n th e ir Jun io r Y e ar

A s id e f r om th e r e s po n s ib i lit ie s a n d f un tim e s thei r J u n io r ye ar prov id e s, th ey a ls o h ave ex pe c ta t io n s to f ul fi l l. Th ey no t o nl y h ave t o ac hi eve th e ir pare n ts ' s ex pec ta ti ons of b eco min g r es pon s ibl e a d u lt s, b ut th e ir ow n F o ll o win g th e ir d r e am s and ful fi ll i ng th e m i s th e ir b igges t ex pec tat io n th ey h ave to acco mp lis h fo r th e m s elve s

Th e roa d wi ll b e l o n g a nd hard with m a n y bump s a l o n g th e w ay . Th e c h a ll e n ge is to over co m e e a c h and every one of the se w i th s tre n g th and ta k e pr id e in o ur se l ve s. T h e n e w mill e nnium will brin g u s F a ce 2 F ace with exc iti ng and c h a ll e n g in g goa ls th a t th e J uni o r c l as s wi ll conq u e r alo ng th e r oa d of li fe

By H e a th er M c D owe l l

Pr ac ti ce Ma k es P e rfec t C hri s t in a Dupon foc u ses he r a tte nt io n o n h e r vt0ltn durin g a qu1 c i p rac t ice sess io n Th is year t he J un ior S tude nt Co un c 1I plann ed this year 's P ro m Kit B e nnett s aid , " The bes t eve nt thi s year w as Diary o f Anne Frank It was rea lly e nt e rtai n i n g." Ph o to by B i ll K e lley

C run chin g N umb e rs J e re t Ammo n wor k s hard on her Ph y s ics homework Th e J unior S tud e nt c oun c il a lso g o t th e " Dem o n s" b andan as p ri nted a nd so ld th e m al H o me co ming Nata li e Hu n t s ai d t h a t the bes t e ven ! wa s, " D iary o f A n ne F ra nk because i t he lped o u r c ommu n1 ty learn more abou t t he world 's hi s to ry " P ho to by J M a!t h ew s

Jus t H a n g ing Out Eh W ou k s h ares a b 1t of h 1s free t1me and h angs o ut wit h h is f nends Th is year ' s Jun io r R oyalty was R ya n N ee , Kn sta W e lc h a nd Jordan Hau se r Kira D u nc a n s a id t he bes t even t of 1he year was , " Homecoming beca use il' s a ti me to be with your f rien ds and h ave f un " Ph o to B y Bill Kelley

L i g ht As A Fe ath er Amy Ward goofs around on her spare nme The Junior Class had a surpnse victory when they won th e Best Float at lhts years H omecoming P a r ade Juni or J ames Richardson said, ''The parade was great and the Juni ors won lhe float contest 1

Junior Profile

~ What ar e y ou lookin g f orward to in y our Senior Year?

1' Be in g treated as thou gh we are adults a nd not JU St tee na gers." Kira Dun can

"G raduation , althoug_h sa d , it is th e co min g o f our new life '--Ja m es Ri c hard so n

What was the mo s t important thin g y ou learned thi s y ear?

" Thank god AP te s ts are graded on a c urve! " Cristina Dupont

" Du c t tape ca n ' t do your hom ewo rk " Jus tin Eberhart

What advice would you give futur e Junior s ?

" You need to forgive people, and if th~y don't forgive you, th ey aren t worth yo ur time ." Nata lie Hunt

" Work hard -i t pays off" L a ura Bollinge r

Ph ys i cs Phun Jeremy Dahm Enc Johnson, and Josh Parry get help with their home work by a fell ow student This years J unior class will be the fir'.'.l clas<. to graduate in the new m1llenn1um Chris Fauble said, "The best event was The Comedy of Error<; It had lots of dancing , run and humor" Photo by J M atth c \V'.',

Photo By J M atth ews

F~.

Shannon Brown

Jennifer Brune

Alan Bruno

Shahara Bryan

Dean Buen

Danielle Bull

Carlos Cady-Rehe1s

Andrea Cardoso

Kathryn Carlson

Anthony Carver

Tammi Chapa

John Chrisman

Heather C1eslar

Daniel Conroy

Meghan Cooper

Chnstopher Com

Chavaugn Coronado

Johnny Courtney

Milton Croissant III

Cla}ton Cushman

Jeremy Dahm

David Danek

Jodelle Dearmin

Da\ 1d Dignan

Cassidy D1nzes

Nicholas D1ttnch

Melissa Dockstader

Carne Case

Molly Cook

Colleen Creed

L

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Sara Dnenka

Kira Duncan

Chnsc1na Dupont

Luke Durgin

Chnst1an

Michael

ason Drobn1 c k

D ybmg

Emmon s Erm Enna

indsay Esc henbaum Kirs un Everell

Christopher Fair Chris topher Fauble

Ryan F1eld s-S pack Megan Fleming

Tamara Freier Lauren Fro s t

Amanda Gabel Sara Garrett

Born to Ji ve Junior Aurora Ariel has a blast during the H and J ive at the H omecoming assembly The song that 1s used for the Hand Jive. " I Just Can't Get Enough". is performed by Depeche Mode Photo by B111 Kelley

Brittney Jowers

Jennifer Judkoff

Lauren Kahn

Jeslln Keesee

Kend r a Kelley

Megan King

Mi chelle Kin g

Gregory Kin nan

Meg hann Kl aserner

Viola Kluc1k

He1d1 Kosterman

Mitchell Kraus

Daniel Kru s

Sundara Kuhn

Austin Larson

AntJe Lauer

Micah Leadford

Cann Lefevre

Amanda Leonard Kr is ten Libra

Josh L1n ville-Engle r Dylan Lipp ert Matthe,v Long

Robe rt Lows tutcr Scan Ludd en

Emily Mad ison

Mcn aka Mah aJan

Kei th Marston

Wilham Martin

Dom1n1c Martin ez

Jennifer McCollum

Jeremiah McCord

Brennan McCue

Amanda McDowell

Heather McDowell

Meredtth McKee

Mary McSk1mm1ngs

Kelly McTeer

Knslen McVaugh

Angela Menna

Rachel Miller

Travis Moon

Nicole Moore

Theresa Morgan

Michael Morrison

Eduardo Mout1nho

Jessica Moya

T nslan Mraz

Stefanie Nahley

Ryan Nee

Paul Needham

Bnan Nelson

J anet Neuk1rchner

Joseph Neville

Adam Nims

Adam Noguchi

Michelle O' Hayre

Codi Offen;on

Grant Oge

Nicole Osborn

Seda Ozdemir

Logan Palmer

J oshua Parry

M atthew Peac h ey

Gabriel P fisterer

Cassie Poner

T odd P orter

Lera Pos1hJ1er

Donald P ndmo re

Casey Pnmmer

Rocky P nvratsky

Kenneth R ams tetter

Sheila R ams tetter

Garret t R eg ne r

Kathenne R idge

R yan Riley

Rob R izzuto

R enee R obbins

J ohnathan Rosa

D a m elle R osener

Jeremy R ozelle

B enjamin Ryan

J acque hn e R yan

Samuel Saindon

T anna Sand1fe r

Abby Sands

Vanessa Sant isteva n

Aaron Saunders

Lee Sau n ders

D oug Savage

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Look Out! Junior Jere my Roze ll e takes aim at the dunk tank. The dunk tank had a vanety of v1ct1ms, 1ncluding Principal D amll Photo Ball Kelley

Sheena Sayed Steven Scarbrough Jennifer Schiffman Brent Schmidt Adne Schneider

Carolina Schoch-Smith Dane Schow Elazabeth Schrock Paul Schwering Angela Scull)

Knsue Seipp Robin Senf

R)'an Serpan Jennifer Sestnch

Jeremy Shannon Bethany Shaw

Terry Shaw Gina Sherman

Audrey Barela

Brandon Cisneros

Bryson Corey

Jon Costello

Matt Demarco

Paul Dewitt

Ronald Doughty

Dyanna Durbin

Kristen Durbin

Jason Engstrom

Keith Goble

Cassandra Goetzcke

Brend t Hagemeister

William Hight

Ray Hinds

Sury Jimenez

Jerome Lee

Rachel Lewis

Ryan Lloyd

Camera Shy

Larry Lucero

Tyler Mar s hall

Michael Martin

Rory Olguin

Josef Reihart

Reyna Rico

Randi Rogers

Rebecca Romero

John Sasso

Frank Sellers

Sarah Shawcroft

Brendan Stewart

Toni Sullivan

William Tarantino

Ryan Unger

Amy Vermillion Ryan Wallerstem

Candice Williams

Eli \Vouk Luis Yanez Behn Yavuz

Joshua Yushka

Drew Zam R)an Zenker Andre,,.. Zimmerman

Older than the fre shman but younger than the junior s, the so phomore class of 2002 faces many challenges. As well as enjoying the fun and games of being a kid , they began to get a feel for what the responsibilities of an adult really are. Thi s wa s the year for thi s c la ss to show GHS what they are mad e of. Through their s tudent council, they were allowed to express the many ideas and plan s they had in s tore for the remaining student body .

Mo s t feel that the best thing about being a so phomore is lo si ng the l abel, " fre s hmen ." As it is quite pos sibly the wors t part of co ming into high sc hool . Now , however, the se s tudent s are one s tep clo ser to graduating. Maturity , and a high level of understanding wa s expected of them by teachers and upperclass men. Overall, a tough , but well handled accomplishment.

Thi s year has been a big s tep for many Although it may see m like a less important step in high sc hool , so phomore year ha s proven to be very fulfilling. A year of learning from the mistake s made as a fre shm an, and preparing to shine as a junior .

By Katie Carlson

Taking Charge Sophomore Kirsten Canada) attempts to control the game and lead the varsit! team to victory Three outstanding Sophomore gir ba s ketball players played varsity this year. Kirster Canaday , J ess1ca Alexander , and Christina Carbone

Photo by B Kelley

Studying to the Last Minute Sop homores Elizabeth Mart in and Elizabeth Martinez study for their next class dunng access The lounge offers the students an enjoyable study and soc iali zing area Sophomore M one t Rodriguez said, "I like th e lounge because 1t 1s located 1n the middl e of everything . " P hoto by B . Ke ll ey

Left,Right,Left Sophomore Elizabeth Martinez marches to he r fonnat1O0 dunng a Tride tte routine Thi s year, there was five sophomore Tndettes dominating the squad Marti nez said, " I'm glad that I Joined the squad this year It leaves opportuni ty to change my mind before I graduate "

Photo by B Kelley

Takin g a tim e out Sophomores Shannon Polll te and Ka te Vrendenburg go over a strategy for the next pla} Althoug h the Powder Puff team lost all the games, their strategies were outstand i ng Sophomore Kate Vrendenburg said, "Who cares 1f we lost. We played really well " P hoto by B Ke ll ey

IChattin g A, vay Sophomores J anelle Engle and Nathan Fros t share a d1scuss1on dunng passing penod One of the things that sopho m ores acqu ired du n ng this year was how 10 hand le tough teachers Sophomore H annah Savage said, 'The classes \Vere not very di fficu l t comprared to what 1s to come ' P hoto by B Kelley

Souhomore Profile

~ What are you looking forward to in your Junior year?

" Be in g an upp e r cl ass m a n ." Le ah Fos ter

"Sittin g on th e o th e r si d e of th e bleach e r s ." A l is on McN e il!

~ What was the most important thing you learned this year?

" Re l a ti on s hip s a t s ch oo l a r e th e wo r s t !" Tess a Lee

" Su ckin g up to t eac h e r s r ea ll y wo r ks. " Andr ea Hunt

What advice would you give future Sophomores?

" D on ' t s la ck o ff o r it will b e a s l a p in th e face. " M a rl ys N assa u

11 Alw a ys d o yo ur h o m ew o rk ." H ann ah Savage

Terry Acree

Austin Adams

Lauren Adams Clayton Albracht Shawn Alcock

J essica Alexander

Amanda B agwell K elland Bailey

Krisa ndra Bain

Philip Baldwin Tara Bank s

Ross Barton

Zachary Bauer

Bnll any Beacham

Scott Bec k

Brandon Beehler

J essica B ehunin

Truman Beran

Marc u s Bernal

Adam Berte Robert Blac k

Amelta Blakeman

Steven Bopp

Jeffrey Bradley

Daniel Braum

Amy Brawley

Amanda Bnngs

Ke nd ra Brooks

Timothy Brown

Jennifer Brulla

M ic hael Bru ne l

Kerslt Bryan

Michael Bu land

K)'le Bull

Ki rsten Canaday

Chnsttna Ca r bone

Enc Carr

J effrey Carrell

Thomas Carroll IV

Genoa Carver

Jessica Casarez

Tara Casino

N1cholas Ce rei.uc ll e

Patrick Conley

Tera Conley

Mac kenzie Coule

Sh ane Councilma n

Enc Cowen

Logan Craig

Ryan Craig

Dani el Crass

J essica Cravens

Alexis Crogha n

Bnan C ullum

Zachary Curran

Jenn ifer C urti s

Go Gold en! Sophomore Aliana Seligman gives her loudest shout as she performes at the H omecoming assembly Alaina was a m ong the 5 sopho m o res on the cheerleading squad thi s year. This year the powde r puff team took a rough lo ss to the juniors. Seligman states, " I like being a sophomore. Nobody picks on you

" Photo by B ill Kelley

Kimberl y Dtmtck

N1k1ca D1m1tnc

J essica Dtzmang

Anne Dobyns

W11l1 am Dobyns

Casey Donelson

Jennifer Donnely

Carly Dnenka

J oseph Duncan

Bradl ey Dunlap

Jan Dunn

De layna Durden

Clayton Durham

M egan Dusdal

Crystal Dutton

J esse Dyffryn

Mary Dykstra

Sarah E1senbud

R yan Eilts

Chase Elhson

Janell e Engle

Jason Engstrom

Chnstopher Fan c h1

Mark Fanc1ulh

C hn stopher Feiner

AleJandro Ferrer

BenJam e n Filas

Josep h Fitzgerald

Haley Flet c her

Juan Flores

Justin Foos

Enka Foss

Dexter Fosler

Leah Foster

Thomas French Gerald Freund

Nathan Frost

Brittney Fusco

Tia Fush1m1

Dennis Gabel

Rachel Garnett

Thomas Garrett

Celeste Gardner

Zachary Garrett Nathon Gaudreau

Rachel Ges,n Tara Gevara Chandler Gibbons Talon Gleaton Corey Gobbo

Keith Goble Shannon Gomez Bnttany Goodwin Amber Gosda Kelly Graves

Jolie Gray Winston Gray N ichole Guthrie M ax Gutierrez James H all

H aley H ansen B enJam,n H arris Garrett Hams BenJam,n H aschke J ennifer Hastings

Curtis Havengar C had H eater Chnst1na Holbrook H unter H oose Schuy ler H opple

Matlhew Hosburgh

Andrea Hun t

Marquita Jackson

Hope J auch

Frank Jefferson

Christopher Jenkins

Nicholas Jenkins

Sarah J eschke

Christina Jiron

Trevor Johnson

A Day to Remember Sophomore Greg Larson shows offh1s sc h ool spint 1n the H ire a Demon auction sponsored by s tudent council. The sophomore lounge was intensely supervised by the adm1n1strauon and fell ow teachers because of the high rate of tra sh being left behind H alf way through the semester, no food was allowed in the lounge. Sophomore Tarah Moya sa id, "Not being able to eat 1n the lounge \Vas terrible but we managed." P hoto by Bill Kelley

C h n!> ttn a K ave n

Sa m a nt ha Kee n

J oe K e nn e d y

Re becca K e tc hum

C li n to n Ki ng

J osep h Kin g

Amy Kirk

S tephe n K irk

K ac ie K itchen

J essica K lein

R yan Kl umb

J esse Koc h

J e.~se Kolbe

Cou rtn ey Kre ll er

Mi c h ael Lahey

H ea th er L amprec ht

C la ire L an d ry

Fraze r La n ie r

G regory L arso n

J us tin Leazer

Je ro m e Lee

Tess a Le e

Aim ee Le1d 1c h

N a th a n L ev itt

B rya n L evy

R y an Lew a n

R ac h e l Lewi s

C hri s to ph er L o ll a r

A s h ley L o ng

Tiffa ny Low

Elizabeth Lukrafka

Sara Lufkrafka

Stacey Maas

Kimberly Macey

Erin Madison

Jacob Makhol

William Mallicoat

April Maloney

Natalie Mantilla

Valene Mantilla

Out of Bre a th Sophomore Juhe William s 1s exhausted after co mpleting a track race A few popular courses among the Sophomore Class include, American Hi s tory and Bio lo gy A wide vanety of courses were o ffe red thi s year Sophomo re Kyle Bull said, " M y favontc class thi s year was definetJy Bi ology" Ph o to by Bill Ke ll ey

Ja n Ma p het

Crysta l M a rtin

El iza bet h M a rti n

Eli za bet h M art i nez

S h au n M art in

Crystal M artinson

Ra c h el M a tson

P alr1c k Ma tzke

Con n na M a up in S teven M cCrac k en

Ryan M cCue

Gregory M c Kee

J aso n M cLaugh li n Ali so n M cNe1ll

A aron M cNew

Ni co le M e din a Arl e ne M ed rano S tev ie M e ter

R ya n M el n ic k J e nn ifer M eye r

Enn M iller

Je ffrey Mill er C hn s ty Mit c h e ll Darre n M oi tz fi e ld Je re m y M o les

Chn s to ph e r M o rga n Ju s tin M o rga n

Tarah M oy a Nat a li e Mu e ll e r Andre w Mu es

John Murfin

Jonathan Mu sgrave

M arlys Nassau

M arissa Neal

K atrina Neitzel

M itchell Neb.on

Steven Newton

A shley Ni c hol s

Heather Niel sen

Amanda Ni sse n

Loui s Nolting

J oshua O 'Co nnor

Sean O'Hayre

Darby Odell

R ory Olguin

Je ssica Olm

Diana Ortiz

Olin Osborne

Lind s ay O s te n so n Cali Owen s

Amanda Palm e r

Mi chael Palmer

B enjamin Park er

M at th ew P arsons Rand, P atton

David Per lebe rg

Kristine Perry

Be njamin Pfeiffer

Carli P ierso n T y le r P i k e

Danny Poeter

Jessi Poitra

Shann on Pohtte

S tephanie Pru gh

Robert Pnun

Dwight Rah orst

Steven Read

Dylan Rei tm eyer

Enn Resnic k

Brooks Ri ch

Jame, R ichardson

Aaron Rid der

Nathanael Ridder

Jessica Roat

Heather Robmson

Ashleigh Rodn guez

Mone t Rodnguez

Step he n Romero

Cathlene Ron so n

Jessica Roord a

Apnl Run dqu is t

Kyl e Sabo

Matthe\v Sa in don

Michael Sandova l

Hannah Savage

Aaron Sc hl esinger

Darga n Schm idt

Kara Schm idt

W1l1 1a m Sc hrein er

Bri a n Sedgeley

Alaina Selig m an

Frank Sellers

Todd Sheffield

Crystal S helton

Damo n Shuey

J ames Silvey

Ni c holas Skelton

Geoffrey S later

Desiree Sm ith

Tra v is Snyder

Kn s t1n Solawelz

Brandon Steusloff

Du s tin Stewart

Cody Stine r

K ylie Stitt

K eith S toeber

Ann Stoker

Cassidy Strode

Ni c holle Stroh

Charles Surrall

Ju stin Szabo

Victoria Szado kiers k1

Gabriel Tafoya

Thomas Tafo ya

Ryan T aylor

Jonathan The ise n

J ason Thoen

Bnana Th o ma s

Jos hua Thurgood

Jane Tra vis

R ebecca Tre.isure

M egan Tnpp-Add1son

M atthew Tuffin

D ylan Turn er

Ka1 h enne Utley

Suzanne Utley

Kn stme Va1voda

Alexandra Valenu, Corinne Van Duzer

Steven Vand} kc

Anthon} Varga-.

Zackarey Verard1

Wa rd Veller

J ack Von Burske

Catherine Vorh,e-.

M ervyn Vowles

Kat e Vredenburg

Shanna \Va gelmg

Cy \V agner

Timothy \v ahlrncir

Kn sty W.ilcker

Clifford \Valier

Adam \V allcr~1cm

Drew \vall on Arnie \V .ird

J oanna Ward

Bradley \V aros h

Elizabeth \V at k1n s

J ohn Watson

M atthew Watson

Jasmine Wichmann

Juhe Williams

H ollie Wil so n

Mick Woodworth

Vi c tor Xuan

Wei Ye1n

Julia Yocom

Abigail Young

Laura Young

Enk Zachnson

J ohn Zirbes

The Class of 2003 have stepped on the long path that will lead them through the three most important years of their lives. They will be Face 2 Face with new challenges and goals.

In their first year as freshmen , they are introduced to activities that many high school students enjoy, like Homecoming and its many activities, and theSadiesHawk.ins Dance among other things They will also realize that school and homework will get harder and more abundant as they go their high school years.

In their sophomore year they will be on the threshold of becoming an upperclassmen, and no longer being considered as a " lower-classmen."

Although the work starts getting harder they start to see that it becomes more enjoyable.

In their junior year they will have finally become " upperclassmen" and start getting respect and getting recognized. They will start to enjoy activities that they weren't able to enjoy as lower-classmen. Although they have new activities they can enjoy, the matter of college, SATs and A CTs will start playing on their minds .

In their senior year, it will seem as though they were the " frosh " only yesterday and wondered what happened to the years in between Graduation will be around the comer to greet them and they will be marching off to college.

It may seem as though the road will be long and may seem to difficult, but the Class of 2003 will be able to fulfill these accomplishments .

By Heather McDowell

Oh My! Adria Ro ssi offers her sy mpathy during Drama Club's annual Home coming skit. Thi s year's Freshmen Student council have worked on their class float for the Homecoming parade. Nick Fauble said his favorite part of the Homecoming dance was, "taking my date out to dinner" Photo By B Kelley

Oh th e tr aged yRachelFlem1ngandEncBinkley ac t out a scene from Antigone The Fres hmen Student council were also involved 1n planning the Pi c k Your Crush act1v1ty that was held around Valenune 's day Kendra Nahley said the most enjoyable part of high sc hool ,vas, " theater and friends and getting good grades" Photo By B Kelley

S pirite d D em on Chns Mu sgrave shows off what he's got 1n the Homecoming Parade Thi s year's Freshme n Student Council also planned and made class shirts for their class Audrey Bennett said the only part s he looks forward to next year is, "start1 ng to dnve" Photo By B Kelley

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Mini M e Andy H untsmen does his best 1mpersonat1on of P rincipa l Tom D1m 1t Th e fres h men S tu d ent cou n ci l are requ ired to do two proJects e\ery six wee k s Ad ri a R ossi sa i d h e r favon te pa rt of Ho m econu n g was, " th e parade beca u ~ I w a s ab le to be 1n 11 1" Ph o to B y J M

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Bubbl y S pirit Kn sta B 1esgets h ersel f psyc h ed u p for the H omeco m i n g Parade The Rep rese n tat i ves for the Fresh m en Class arc Gwen Carey, T roy Spah n, Anya Strauss. Mike C h appell a n d J essica Gore K im Beesley said her favori te part abou t th e H o m ecom i ng Dance was, " th e p ict u re, th e mu sic everyt h ing 1" P hoto

By B Kelley

Freshmen Profile

~ How much doe s high s chool differ from middle 'S chool?

" More mature , more freedom , better cla sses ." Je ss ica Wil s on

" There ' s tons more cla s ses to take and wax more freedom , but you a lso have more responsibility . 1 Adria Ro ss i

What did you find s urpri s ing about high s chool ?

" How nice everyone is, people reall_y grown up since midd le school. " Audrey Bennett

" How fun everything is !" Adam Simmon s

~ What were you. s tared of about going into high s chool?

" I was scared that peop l e wouldn ' t accep t me .,., Cassidy Hara

" I was so freaked out tha t I was going to get lo s t in Golden. I t' s huge! " Elizaoeth John s on

Timothy Adamson

Jacob Agee

Greta Aldndge

J amie Allen

Jacob Angell

Elena Arias

Ryan Armitage

Sean Aronson

Jason Baalman

David Baer

Cassie Batley

Chelsea Bailey

Charissa Baldwin

Mark B allinge r

Heath Banza

Marcus Barber

J oshua Barela

Brianna Barned

Mallhev, Becke

Kimberly Beesley

Stuart Bell

Craig B ellew

Cynthia Bellis

Audrey Bennett

Nicole Bennett

J ared Benson

Knsta Bies

Jessica B11lm gs

Enc B inkley

Geoffrey Birney

Katherine Btscan

Bryson Black

Brianna Blair

Ru sse ll Borneman

Joseph Bottjer

Nicholus Bove

Tabatha Bradeen

Lind sey Brewer

Emily Bnan

Wesley Brooks

Mi che la Brown

Tegan Brown

Luke Brun s1l1us

Angela Bryant

KamJ Bu cholz

Nils Burnham

Alli son Bums

EnkBums

Bayle Butler

Blane Butler

Meagan Byrne

Sean Byrne

Joseph Campbell

Joshua Canfield

Chn sto pher Carey

Enn Carey

::,wendolyn Carey

Renee Carey

roseph Casedy

Dane Casterson

Evan Chapin

Michael Chappell

Terry Cheung

Robert Chnsman

Nathan Christensen

James Clarke

Dougla s Claxton

Kimberly Chne

T oby Cochran

Lind sey Conklin

Megan Cook

Nathan Cooper

Sean Coughlin

Caitlin Cowen

J amie Cravens

J oy Cravens

Christine Crevhng

Johanna,Crock

Daniel Cross

Jason Cullum

Cain Czopek

J acob Dacek

Stanley Daily

Bl ake Dalgetty

Aimee Daniel

Ryan Dart

Patnck Da vis

Gino D e Carlo

Catherine Deland

Caitlin Demarest

Knsttn D'Epagn1er

Ank De Yelder

Ja son Dewhurst

J ason Dewllt

Tara Dewolfe

Chnstopher Diede

Du st in Dill

Mary Dilworth

N1kica D1m1tnc

J aypec Doerr

Allison Domgaard

Jennifer Donnelly

Joseph Dunlap

Nichol Dupont

J1l11an Durgin

W1l11am Eisley

Jonath on Emsbach

Tyler Enna

Bryce Erickson

J olene Faro

Ni c hola s Faubl e

Andrew Faulkner

Brandon Fisher

Kimberly Flageoll e

Rache l Fleming

Andre\v Flick

Stacie Flowers

Joseph Foden

Daniel Fogg1n

Ju stin Forbes

Melissa Ford

Renee Ford

Dennis Franco

Daniel Fraser

Matthe,v Fntz

Lauren Gale

Joanna Galioto

Ryan Gallegos

Tatiana Garc ia

Danielle Garnett

Kacie Garrell

Mackenzie Gates

Sarah Gerard

David Gething

Cyllia Gilmore

Marco s Gomes

Angela Gonzalez

Thnothy Gonzale s

J essica Gore

Du sti n Gore s

Cory Goshorn

Kri s tin Gowey

David Grammer

Dane Gray

Gabriel Green

Matthew Green

J oshua Gresham

Allison Griffiths

Kendra Guldan

Timothy H agelberg

Adam Hansen

Cole Hanson

Joshua Hanson

Tiffanny Ha pp

Cassidy Hara

Jam es Hann on Jr

Jesse Han

Andrew Hassett

Kyle Hau ser

Amy Hawley

Patrick Haymes

Andrew Heid

Alexis Held

J oshua Herbert

J ason Hermann

Robb Hewett

Jacob Hi ebert

K,m Hill

Ryan Hi ll

Dane Hinn en

Kelly Hock

Rh onda Hoffert

Gabe Ho ldren

Jen nifer Holhngswonh

Lesa Holycross

Emily Hoppin

Qumn Hornecke r

Zachary Houg ht on

Ian Housel

Taryn Hubbard

Brayden Kuhre

Jason Lacey

Mauhew Lampre cht

Blake Langolf

Dana Leadford

Kellh Lee

Lyndsie Lee

Drew Lewis

Kyle Lewis

Zackary Lewis

Sierra L1dd1ck

BenJam1n L1nville -Engler

Ja colb Lockhart

Kara Lollar

Ashleigh Loni s

Ru

Blake Loll

Troy Love

Daniel Lynam

Sierra Mabe

Olga Mallett

Vanes sa Mallicoat

Patrick Maloney

Nichola s Man chen

Anna Mangan

Christopher Marbut

Kellh Marcello

Brian Mart in

Diana Martin

ssell Look

Meganne Mackey

Eli Martin

James M arti n

Katharin e Martin

Kirsten Martin

Rhet Martinez

Taylor Mart yno w

Megan Matso n

Cory Mau ghan

Shannon McD onald

Cha nt1le Mcallister

Andrew Mcdan iel

Mary Mcdonald

El aina Mcgrew

J essica M cgrew

Candice Mckenz ie

Thomas Mcknigh t

Alison Mclaug hlin

J ohn McLaughli n

Mi chelle McS klmm1ng s

Brand on Means

Shan non Meehan

M ark Me lan con

Ned Myers

Emil ee Mi chaelis

Chistopher Milne

Dean Moosdorf

Adam Morganegg

Ethan Morr ison

Anthony Muljad , Brandan Munroe

Christopher Mu sgrave

Kendra Nahley

Jo s hua Nelson

Robert Nesbitt

Trieu guyen

Lon Ni cholas

Amy Nielsen

Stephen Nolan

Mark O ' Hayre

Joseph O ' Horo

J ulie O ' Neill

Thomas O Neill

Jessica Odden

Adam Oldenettel Jr

Angela Olson

Brian Orem

Christine Overmye r

Cah Owens

M ar k. Palcsak

Manhe\\ Pantaleo

Robert Payne

Jeremy Payte

T ate Pellegnn1

Andrc\V Peoples

Ray Perkin s

Billy Perry

Abigail Petersen

Brittany Peterson

Trevo r P1 etrafcso

Rachel P oitra

R1ck1lee Pollock

Alyssa Pnegel

Cameron Pyatt

Luke Ramstetter

Zechanah Randolph

Elizabeth Ranfranz

Garrett Ratcliffe

Johnathan Ralk1ew1cz

Juliann Rau

Caleb R eed

M 1chala Rehder

Chnstopher R e1nholz

Justin R1mbcrt

Candice Rivera

Aaron Rizzuto

Lindsy Roberson

Luke Roberts

David Rockvam

Makcnz1e Rogers

Patrick Rogers

Chyanne Rotn ero

Rachelle Rosener Adria Rossi

Daniel Sa tt erfield

Kelli Saue r

Rom Savage

Mi chelle Schafer

J onathan Sestnc h

J ason Sherman

Alexander Shier

Richard Trenk

Jennifer Valentine

Thomas Van De Bogart

Kristen Yanik

Rose Villarreal

Ohvia Von Kohorn

James Wagner

Amanda Walcker

Carly Walker

Jaclyn Walker

Joshua \Valker

April \Vallace

Samuel Wallace

Adam \Vano

Tyler Warner

Margaret Webb

Lisa We1she1t

Nicole West

Christopher Whelton

Jessica W ilson

Stephanie Wilson

Elisha Winters

Rebecca Winters

Andrew Wolaver

Enca Wolfe

Edward \Vood

Chelsea Wyatt

Rachel Wyland-Sm1th

Juli e W yman

Jessie Zebroski

Johanna Acuna

Kyle Anderson

Brandon Babkie,vich

Jame s Baer III

Charles Barber

Manuel Barela

Patrick Benzie

Gerzain Bernal

Je ss ica Brownlee

Alli so n Campbell

Lauren Carter

Timothy Dewitt

Megan Elli s

Heath Elvenholl

Adrian Flores

Dennis Gabel

Desirae Garcia

J ulia Gonzales

Dale Grant

Jamelle Grahe

Jes sica Gness

Jennifer Hasting s

Jame s Hearn

Amy Ho sel ton

Jo s hua Hud so n

Christopher Jay

Jacqueline Jone s

Jennifer King

Je ss ica Ma cDonald

Samuel Madrid

Crys tal Marun

Chris tin a Martinez

Jason McLaughlin

Mariam Me~hdari

Angel Meno oza

Garett Metzler

Man sa Meyerink

Ed,vard Meyers

J oseph Minardi

Samantha Mora-Jimnez

John Murfin

Amanda Nisse n

Aaron Norton

Abeta O,ven s

Duk e Pad ill a

Jame s Payte

Alexander Perea

Carli Pi erso n

Gerry Pin so n

Nichola s Pros

Bnttany Rees

Danie l Romine

Mar s hall Romine

Bri an Ronson

Thoma s Roybal

Doug las Savage

Jennife r Selb e

Mi chael Wri gh t

Cassie Zebro s kt

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Ma ssy Zebrosk.1

Angela Ziegler

Cassandra Zimmerman

Jacquele1ne Zarbes

Amber Zurcher

Coffee? Mr Scott Edson has an1cechatbeforeclassw1th

Mrs Phyliss Price. Mr Edson, who has been with this school since 1993, when he took over for Mr R obert Chapman , recently retired at semester Hi s predesecor, Mrs Tammy Ahmed , came in time to start off the millennium Mr Edson decided to retire to fulfill his dreams of wnt1ng band music for high schools "Mr Edson will be surely missed He has a mean jaz.z band and works well with ktd s" stated Mrs. Becky Vennetta Ph oto by B Kelley

Charlotte Lindsay

Mau Loyd

Don M acLaunn Judy Madi son Scott M a nning J oe M cGin ni s

Lui sa Melandez Paul Miller Kathryn Montgomery Roger Myers

Na c hos any body ? Mr Bob Putka dishes out nachos during the homecoming carnival From p i zza to bratwurst, pretzels to nachos, the homecoming carnival included food from all around the globe " Homecoming was a fun opportun11y for the kids to celeb rate something d1fferent " sta ted Mrs Linda Poveda Photo by Bill Kelley

Sandy Nations Mike O'Dons10 Chns tm e Pennel Tammie Peters

Tracy Phan ss Linda Poveda Phyliss Pn ce Bob Putka

Craig Ramberger

Chad Reid

Aswe look ba c k on our c hildh ood, we are faced with th e joyfu l m e mories of th e self ex pressio n and lau g hte r we o n ce felt in our early years Rememb e rin g th e w o nd e rful tim es w e had involving san d boxe s and jungle gyms, we kn ow how mu c h we have g rown , h ow far w e have come, and how far we s till hav e t o go. When th e c la ss of 2000 ca me to Golden Hi g h School, w e w ere co nfu se d fre s hm e n and now , upon graduating, we leave thi s sc hool with the knowledge and soci al ski ll s n eeded to achieve o ur hi g h es t dreams. The knowl e dge gai ned , from th e experien ce of traveling throu g h high sc h oo l will und o ubtedly change our li ves forever . We will always remember th e good time s and let the bad ones take their place in our library of helpful s ugge s tion s for future problem s. From the fir s t day freshman year to the las t day s of se nior year, we ca n see and fe e l the growth and triumph s we have acco mpli s he d , not only in high sc hool, but throughout our entire li ves A s we say good-bye to th e seniors, we would like to cel ebrate the s mall bl oc k s, the toy cars and the little baby doll s, in hope s that the se trying time s we are faced with in high school will forever be remembered and the memorie s never forgotten

By Stefanie Nahley, Liz Lukrafka , a nd Sara Lukrafka

Ralston E le m en tary 1992- 1993 M r.. W endt'stifth gradec la ss

Firs t Row : Christ) Denung, M ichael Bu s b y, M e/use Ri ch. Weslev Walt on, Sadie Su/1,van, Bna11 Logan, Mi chael Hira o ka econd Row : Betsey Thomp so n , Brad Haag Noelle R au Carol Von Mi chaelis. Hele n P h1lhps. Chns lVh,tford Third Row : Kyle Arndt Lee Perr.·. Kennv Stonns. Sarah P/11/l1ps, Megan Ba chman, Jess,ca B ak.er, lV,1/ Youn g, Dustin Wendlin g Ba c k Row : Russell J.falten1p o. Er111 Bernard. Ja ckie Robbins. Tin1 PraL David Gasper. P aul Krell, J ason Cross

Aaron. we are proud of you son, we bel.ive m you and will always be there for you.so go out there and reach for the Stan; and never let go of your dreams

God bles.s you always.

Love, Mom and Dad

David. you have givlll us more JOY and bles.smgs than you will ever know I Never Jose your wonderful love of ltfe, great senseofhumor and qUJck smile We are proud of you and love you very much Mom. Dad, Rich. Glenda. Alex, Leah. Kendra. Tyson, Kayden

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E."<hlb1ted a flair for adventure at an early age Always needy to hop into the coc-p1t and steer for the stars. I t dJdn ' 1 maner if the engine was running or not

Congratulations, Megan. Keep your sights lugh. All our love, Mom and Dad

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Congratulaoons D:lvid 1 You have what 1t takes to accomplish any goal you seL Keep that smile on your face and that spmt in your heart. Follow your own palh always Oh -and wherever you go, take along three

VERY loud alarm clocks t 1 love you bigger than the sky

Kendra Branch

Always follow your dreams and bel.ieve m yowself for someone as special and gifted as you has the ability to create a world ofbeaunful tomorrows

My Love, G Karen 210 :z

What am I supposed to do without your smile, the twinkle m your eyes and your great personality? 11 is an'lllZlllg how many memones we have 1ogether and how many are still to come You have always been there for me through the good and the bad. I will love you verandever

Mae

Chn

' )01e de vivre"

High spmts Just from being al.ive [ F. Lit:::;Joy of living]

"Joseph, Joe, Joey" lightsupmyltfeeverydayofmylifemoreth:ln anytlung in my life [F., l.Jt=Love] Dad, Father. Fnend

From a beauuful child to a lovely young woman-all to soon. Never-ever settle for less than your best.

I love you and I am Very Proud o f you -Dad

The skies are not your lmut Go foe your dreams and goals- let the water flow'

We love you- Dad and Mom

Aaron Aguilar

Davia Ball

Davia Bachman

. Chris Btuse

Kendra Branch

Megan Bachman

Joe Borden

Emily Brookes

Nicole Bridges

Congratulations I We are so proud of you Keep clunbl.llg )our mountains until you reach your dreams. Listen to your hean and keep your Vl.StOn clear We are belund )'OU all the ,vay The best IS yet to be May God bless you and keep you safe

Love. Mom. Dad. and Gus

Sha hara-Bryan

Follow your heart. Don t fear your ~ton. I love )OU. Kerso

E)es are the wmdow of the~ Yours sparkle with energy humor and lo,e Someumes they flash \\-1th an mner fire that bnn~ light and Jo, e to all,, ho kilo\\- )OU

Lo,c, l\.fom. Dad. Kersu. Reyna. Bay and Grandma

Margo Caligiuri

J im- \ Velovedwatchmgyougrowfromtluscutelinleboy to a handsome and talented young man We hope you continue to bnngmus1c andlaughterto all, and wish you all the succes.s and happmess ltfe can bnng, We Praise God for you'

Love. Mom. Dad. and Jenelle

Dear Margo Wow• You made 1L You have brought much JOY lo us We know you wtll approoch the xperiences ahead of you with all the surpnse and xc1tement) ou have mthe past. Remember our fun tunc:51 games (stt.nky. stinky) You're the best ve. Mom and Dad

Chris.. I could not~ fora benerbrotherthen you 1can't be!Je, ·e )'OU are gomg and r U be an only child 1ll3nk.s for alwa~ being there Don ' t fall away from God He the only one that can sol,e your problem,. Lo,e ya. Brandi

Qtris- Hey Buddy-you are the brother anyone could have lbanks for always be ing there for me You have the b1gge:.t heart I've ever seen. Suy close to the Lord Love. Tony

DearChns- Youwillalwaysbeour"GoldenOuld" W are so proud of who you have become \Ve will alway love those Boo Boo eyes. Follow your heart and keep faith.

Love you. ~1om and Dad

Farm, through this sho11 penod of time together you have brought much lo\'e and joy to our lives. Now a:, you close a chapter of your ltfe and stnrt a new one. may the grace of the Lord Jesus Cllrut. and the love of God be with you always Babies and Buddies

James Caine

Chris Cappello

Chris Cappello

Chris Cappello

Farin Casino

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Tom Cecil

Strong Kind Handsome. Generous.Sweet COllSlderate

Loving Ammng Humorous Talanted Remarl-:able

These are a few words that describe my fnend Once an awkward freshmen that I drove to \Vinterfest, now a fine grown man You made 1l. Congratulauons. Love EnJOy our future and snule. You d<:serve 11.

Always and Forever Rach

Stacey Chism

' 'Stacey", well Stace, the I~ four years have been the greatest Wehave sharedsomanymemonesandcreat a bond that wtlJ last a llfeume " I'm so glad I came bac that rughL" and nomanerwhat happens I will always here and always love you Man

Trenton Clerkin

You ' vemadeusveryproudandhappy Weknow you'll be successful in all of your endeavors. Keep that special smile'

Love Mom, Dad, Kevin and Jason

Carolyn Cockle

Long hair, pinwheels, Ed.sen Ambler, "Godspell", "Jacob", softball, soccer. Grays, Torreys, Mam lil " Grease", Astor House OearCreek,servingat Muru ·s

These are the um~ of the c luld grown to woman Looi.. out world, Carolyn ' s comm'

We Jove you , Mom and Dad

Sarah Coffey

.Don ' t forget, Kid 1

Linasay Colvin

We are so blessed to have you lil our lives. Together we have learned a lot about love and courage YOU are truly an U1Spuation to us all We wish for you everytlung. and then some Love, Mom, Dad and Erika

Jesse Crock

Conor Coughlin

Dear Conor, You're the fl.CSI of three rrurcales in our lives ·• May the road rise to meet you May the wmd be always at your back" Whatever dreams you follow, !..now that we ' ll love and support you always May all those dreams come true

All our love, Mom, Dad, Serul. and Kevm

Jesse-You have always been there for me durmg happy times and sad times. I know you're going to do great in whatever you do You are the best brother in the worldI love you so much' Love, Shmo-Head

Jesse Crock

Jesse, Go after life with the same gusto you showed on yourfirstbirthdaycake Remember- Llfe ,sasport,so quick to love and make haste to be kind Lo,e, Mom, Doo. and Grandpa J un

Braa Danek

You've always had great love for the outdoors.. fishmg. clunbmg, choppmg \1.-ood, and biking We've enJoyed watching you excel Ill your many :.l)Olt:s. Hockey Football, Slciing. Baseb:ill, and Lacrosse.. and lislerung to you play your drums with all of your heast and soul. Congratulauons to )OU Brad. and Th.1nk You' Love, Mom and Dad

11. Braa Danek

How incredible our hves have been with you I To~ how )·ou set your mind on goals. and v.-orl to reach them Always there when otliers need you. Our pnde lil you is neverendtng, a:. 1s our Jove May God nchly ble.<-.<i your Yeat!. to foUow Love, t--1om and Dad

Jeff DesMarteau~Braa Dan ek, ana Trenton Clerkin

Three great guys. have played m band togethen,ince the beg1M1ng. climbed many rnountaJJ1', alv. ar, -.et their goals high. and reached for the <J..y h has been -.o fun watching them grow together \V1th strength from good fnencb,youcando anytlung' Jlblgofor1t 1 \V1thLove rom Six Ve and Blessed ParenL~ 1

Billy Goat- You have that spectal somethmg that mak people laugh and feel good about themselves. Never I your love oflife, free spmt and your sense of humor You are surrounded by family, fnends and Angels. I'm v proud of you

Love, Mom. Scott. Java. 8-b:ill and Buddy

Baby Mae."' hat you have shown and done for me \lllCC eighth grade has changed my life forevcr From our u,ps to Beavercreek. Steamboot & Vail to the late rughts, long doves,~ shows, and most unportant. CC ume The memorie:. will last forever and so will we Dream LARGE!

Rheannon Driver

The urne is finally here, you made 11 1 Work hard and don't let anytlung ~mthewayofyour dreams. We are very proud of you

Love, Mom and Dad

Blabberwmky, Dad 's boy wide world, Shoo~h,. amoeny.yutti too much. For all of the beautiful moments you bnng mtoourlives-yesterday,loday. and tomorrow We love you, Mom and Dad

Dear Samantha. ufe IS full of magic and we v..1~ you the most magical momen~ possible You have brought suchjoytoourhves.andwe love you very. very much 111 Morn and Dad

Juc;110, we're so proud of you and all your occornpllshmcnts. The school year.. went so fast and that's how the rest of the years will be \Ve know you'll be a great person m our society Set your goals and make them happen ve. Mom and 03d

Babies and Buddies

Christine Deming

Christy Deming

Frank Duncan

Samantha Dovey

Justin Ousaal

~1EMORIES S1ealmg bases and RB l's Overtime and soccershoo«>uts. FnendssuymgovemightandbluebeCT} pancakes for breakfast The eventful DC 5ubv,ay nde

RYLA Camp and college scouung Fall Pheasant hunt!> Achapterends,anolherbegms Study, work.hard,enJOY ife Serve, lead. trust God

usa- leep reachrng for the stars- there are no luruts to accompllshing your dreams. Make sure the fun neve stop.s Thanks for being such a great !,.id' Love. Mom and Dad

We are so proud ofyou,Jer CongratuJauons 1 Follow your dreams, and no maner what path you take stay healthy and happy We love you and we will always be here for you

Lo,e. Mom and Dad

er Congra1ulauons 1 Who would have thought you ,,ould have made 11 this farw1th such ~uccess. For all the umes you defied the odds. all the miles you have run, all of your accomplishmenL<;, we are proud of you. You have proven nothing is Ullpo!>Slble Good Lucl

Love, Alison.Tun and Ryan

No maner how big you get you'll alwa)S be the wee one of the fanuly May succcs.sanend )'OUrefTort.S. Always remember, all that you do, do with your might thrngs done by half are never done nghL Good Luck, Mom, Dad and L..e:,ley

The day you were born, we kne,. you were very special andtalemed Dunngyourl2yearsmschool.you proved usnght Goforyourdreams. \VearewithyoualJtheway Mom and Dad

We are proud that you are a seruor Remember the valu~moralswehavetaughtyou You will bethe~l al whal you p1d-. for your future occupauon \Ve love you \Ve will always be there lo IJ'ilen, 10 hug you, and luss you Your Parents 214 :z

Heather, you're a wonderful person ms1de and out I Jo,e you dearly \Ve've always been so close I know you'll go far in life Always }.now rm here for you Good Jud. and I love you always. Lauren

Dave, having had Dan as a brother for 18 years, you should be ready for anythrng the world can toss your direcuon We are proud of you -Dan, Mom, and Dad

Peter DusenbutY

Mark Fairweath

Marlon Fellows

• Elisabeth Emanuel

Mark Fairweather

Heather Frost

Jeremy Erhart

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Lynn Falkenthal

Davia Gasper

No man erhow tall you become, you 'II always be oor easy gomg, mellow baby' Congratulauons 1 Love. Mom, Dad, Beth, Oms and Copper

You are everything we could have hoped for in a son. Alwars be true lo yowself and ne,er g,,e up on yoor dreams.

Love. Dad and l-1om

1'-1Jkey you and I h.lve always been close (even 1f we light a lo(} I love you with all my heart and you will alwa~bem)'b1gbrother Thopeyou succeedmltfeand may all your dreams come true Have fun m college ! Lo,e AJ1,1,-ay~ Kn~,

Kaycee Heia

Where have all the) ears gone'> Too fast and lOO soon for us. You're a be.iuuful, mtelltgent, funny. v.1ny young woman, with a strong commionent to the tlungs )OU belie ve m. don't settle foranyttung less. \Ve're so proud of you and will be there for you always.

We Love You , Dad and Mom

Kaycee I've always looked up to you You ve been looking out for me all my hfe You always told me 1fl lookedsrup1d and helped me out so I d1dn ' tget made fun of It's going to ··sucl. when you go lo college I'm gomg to truss you y

Kaycee• Keep those big brown e) es shuung You ha, e been faced 1,1,,ith many obstacles m your 18 year.; You f..now what's important. Love simply, lo, e deep!:, and laugh often I love you' Mom

1lleBroncos had theM&M connection-Morton to Moses. \Vhile we at the YMCA Rec League had the M&1'-1+M connecuon(s). Billy Hillen + Peter Dusenbury + Joey Borden. Who would have thought our l Oyear old socce stars would still be together> Love.Mom

Even at the ripe 'ol age o f two, you hkcd sho\\. mg off your pees' \Ve know how hard you ve worl.ed for this and we are very, very proud of you I TIWlk you for the mcred1ble ;oumey and lcrung us be part of your life

Love. Mom and Dad

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Robm. to witness the emergence of an md1, 1dual with purpose, direc::uon, and ai.en~ of mean.mg m her lJ fe 1s, hke that person herself :i thing of beauty to behold 1lWlk you for g1vmg us tlus expenence \Ve loved you then, we love you now and so 1t shall ever be Believe m you as we do

Congratul:iuons, Mom and Dad

Babies and Buddies

Thatcher Gloae

Courtney Hall

William Hillen

Michael Gowey

Kaycee Heia

William Hillen

Michael Gowey

Robin Jennings

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Kelly Kasper

Kelly you are awesome We predict you will go far and wish you the best ofluck m whatever you do Remember to enJOY life's sunple pleasures

We Jove you. Mom , Paul and Kimberly

Nora

Kenworthy

You've always made your own way, but everybody n.ccds gwdeposts. As you set out down the road. here are ours· when you tlunk you' re nght, stand up ; nothing 1s absolute , Side with the underdog : We all lJ\ e downstream , Follow your~ Catch and release

Love, Mom and D:ld

IAmber Koch

Our ltnle tomboy, Amber you are very special \Ve could not have hand picked a bener daughter. We are , cry proud of you' Love, Dad, Mom. Jesse, LeVJ, and Justin

Kyle Krueger

The person you have become makes us proud, :,,o proud to know you. Never lower your standards for yourself Youn'llt. energy, dnve. and detemunatJon will enh:lnN'l your 11 fe forever

Love, Mom and Dad

P S Please vJSII us AS MUCH ns possible

Marissa Lowther

You are the ltghtof ourhves.. Theyoungadultyouhave become has made m, the proudest parents Ul the world. Conunue to be who you are mtelLgent, kind hearted. generous, and loving The world isnt your feel May life be one big adventure

Love, Mom and Dad

Lori

I know that we havegoneourseperateways, but you wi.11 always be hke a sister to me. I'll always remember the days of playing Jude 'n · seek till dark, and dotng cheers with Stacee I wish you the best of luck

Love. April

Russell Ma/tempo

We remember the singing Alley Cats. family tenrus in the l'll.ln, shooting baskets and tossing a football, Thank.sgiVJng at Snow Mountnlll Ranch, and the 12 mile march across Haleakala. -fay you always want to smg.

Love Always, Dad, Mom. and Marcus

Lon , we always knew that you would grow to become a very special young lady As usual, we were nght I We will support your every endeavor. and hope that your dreams come true. You wtll always be our Jinle "cluckenhead."

Love, Mom and D:ld

Michelle Mantilla

Congratulauons' You wi.ll now enter a very e,i:citing phase in your hfe and we are very proud. As you set goals for your future. always remember to enJOY e.ich day ; be true to yourself and remember we'll always be here for you. God Bless You

Love, Jim and Mom

Maloney

Lori Maloney

Raising you has been a bl:lSl We know that )OU will continue to enrich the lives of those you touch with your energy. compassion. honesty and delighlful sense of humor

\Ve love you. ~1om and 03d

B:i.by-Dolly l am so proud of you You 3fC my slurung star. d.1mbmg to the top of everythmg you uy My he:ut bursts w1th pode when sa)'Ulg ''In.1l's my <bughter ' Ashley I w:is auly blessed the day you were born and that happmess holds no bounds

Love.Mom

I am so very proud to have a son like you You are so helpful to everyone that you meet, from old and young. Keep up the ed~onal goals, )"OU will go far with all your dreams.

Love forever. Mom

Our C\Jle little "Pumpkm" has turned mto a be.iuuful fady You rove a snule that lights up a room. Your oul.S1:lndmg character and comJXlSS!on m:u.e you truly lovable 1bank you for all the memones and sweet Jove \Ve will alwnys love you and be here for you Love. Mom and Dad

Ashley.youhaveshownmeloveandfeelingsthatlneve knew eiustcd For th.ls expeneoce, I am fore, er grateful I would li.l..e to the rest of my hfe 31 your side, lauglung w1lh ) "OU CT)'IJlg with you and Jovmg you I Love You , Du...ty

Yotfve come along way b3by 1 Congmtul31,ons on all )'Outaccomplishmentsalongtheway Weareveryprood of the wonderful wom31l you have become \Ve I.now you will succeed m wh31.ever you decide to do Follow your dreams. You rove only Just begun life's journey ve, 03d and Mom

\Ve hope you ochJeve 311 your gools m hfe and that your dreams come true Have fun at college and come home often Th:i.nks for bemg good Love. Mom and D:id

" Am:md:l-P:uid:l" You are always a wonderful s1Sler You look out for me We have fun together I hope )OU have 3 grc.ll ume m the future Love Alw:iys. Your lmle "Bro"Jason

Though we've had our tunes, the good overpower the ood. You rove been the gre31~t SJsterever Never let go ofyour dreams becluse you are a real ,vmner and I konw each and everyone of them will come true Love Alwnys. • Marlys• Til3nks for the truu '1Crv1ce 1

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Nadia Markovchick

James McKee

Amanda Modiz

Ashley Marynow

Amanda Modiz

Kashi Nassau

Ashley Martynow

Amanda Modiz

Kashi Nassau

Fifteen years ago you began your JOW1leY from preschool to tugh school graduaoon. Now you will move on to the next phase of your life where luruUess possibilioes await you Set your goals high. stnve to attain them and have fun along the way Love, Lady and Dad

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"\Vhen you go out into the world. watch for traffic, hold bands and stick together" - From "All I Really Need To Know I Learned II\ Kindergarten." \Vith all our love and thanks for the happmess you ' ve brought us. Mom and Dad

Tun. you made it, Congratulaoons. We are very proud of you Keep smiling. Don't worry, be happy Love, Mom, Dad and Jonathan

A son ts the happy memones of the past, the Joyful moments of the present, the hope and pronu.se of the future With love , faith and desue, continue to " slune on "

Love always, Mom and Dad

This is early evidence of an earing disorder wluch prevented you from bemg S1X feet tall Love, FOG

To our family actor-you are a great kid We are very proud of you. We love your sense of humor and your kindness' Break a leg!

Love. Mom and Dad

Congratulauons! Wearesoproudofourmilleruum2 graduate You ' ve always worked hard to be the personyoucanbe Yoursptritisalighttousall God conl:lnue at your side as you conunue to attain your goals

\Vith our love and blessmgs, Mom Dad , Marty. and Mark 218

It was so hard to believe when you were so small and needy that you would grow up to be so strong, beautiful and self sufficient I love you. Mom

Have I told you I love you today? I was honored as your daddy to watch you grow up mto such a wonderfu l woman. Now I considct myself blessed to call you my fnend.

Love.Dad

Sarah Phillips

Jesse Preston

Morgan Ramsaen

Austin Pike

Jesse Preston

Melisse Rich

Timothy Pray

Anarew Quirk

Melisse Rich

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Dusty you• re a great lJd with a big heart. \\: e are lhe luckiest p.m:nts ever God gave you Jots of t!Jenl!;. I hope you use them gll 10 life \Ve all love you Lo, e ~1om and Dad

U<;anJt.a. You :unved 10 lhe autum of our IJ\~ and made It Spnng agam Keep lhe love of God 10 your heart Remember always lhe morals }OU learned 31 home You have a wonderful personality and }OUf common sense Be com~OIUIC and loving and your future will be great.

Love, Mama Ouuu

Your succcs..-.es makes U5 proud 1a} you continue to e:(pand your honzons wlule you endeavor to be your best. CongratulatJons on readung aoother nule ,tone• Lo,e }OU. ~1om and Dad

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chanha

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Chaa

Dear son- I·m so proud of you and so Cll:Clted about }our bnght future 11 As a cluld you were a selfless giver- selftaught I You vegotmyv01eforpresidentorwhatever 1s your dream· Always seek lhe U\lth and be a light m lhe worid 1

Love, Mom and Dad

Alway~apreciouschild.nowabc.iuuful} oungwoman Staydetcnrundandonlyhear" ycslcan 1" I havealways been and alway. will be, , cry proud of you May God bl~ }OU and keep you Love Mom

\Ve are so proud of you and the \\Onderful }oung adult you have become God ccttamly bles.,,ed w. \\hen he gave } 'OU to w. Lo,e t.1om and Dad

Kevin ana Kenneth Sp/ant

Heiai

You"vealwaysbecnaspec1al !Jght 10 my Life. I know you shme in everytlung you do Aim for the sun.'

I Love } ou t.1om

I am very proud of you tf you follow your hcan and do lhe nght thmg, good UUO!r-i will happen.

I Love you, Dad

Congrotulabons, you made 1t1 \Ve are proud of all that you have become from uny prenues to fine young men. \Ve will always be here for you Good luck and follow your dreruns Health and Happ~ Always • Love, Mom and Dad

Take 1l from us. \Omcllmes you JU.\t can't take life too i.enou.,ly 1 Congrotulat.Jon~ on all your aduevemcnts 1 How life wall be such a blast·EnJO} t Love, Mom and Dad

Babies and Buddies

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• Dustin Roberts

Behrin Royster

Geoffrey Sims

Lisana Rojas

Nicholas Roth

Serpan

Sterrett

Heiai Sterrett

No maner the challenges you' ve always looked for the positive. Keep looking towards the sun and you won' t have to see the shadows. Remember someday they'U say, " I knew Heich when. .' ' Love Beary Much Your Fnend Always. Mom

Heiai Sterrett

Heidi , you may get into oghl squeezes, but we' ll always be there to support you! You ' ve shown your courage through the years and we know you can do anytlung you set your mind to We love you and believe Ill you. your Orm and Opi

Heiai Sterrett

We've proudly watched you become a bcauuful, tntcUigent woman Whether you choose 10 be a teacher, a p.sycluamst, or pediatnc1an. continue to challenge yourself and when 1t gets tough remember to take a breath. pucker up and smell the flo~ (Don't) Go break a leg! Best Wishes'

Saaie Sullivan

Actress, Patne1a Neal , srud you were the most beautiful baby she had ever seen. 11us beauty is not only skm deep, but comes from the depths of your soul We ' ve shared laughter, tears and a tn.1e fnendstup As you soar to higher places. remember our hearts arc with you We love you. Mom. Dad. Monnor. and Matthew

Keith Turgeon

\Vith your pos1uve altitude and great<lisposloon IJ.fewill conunuc to be a beauoful JOUnlCY for you. Love. Dad

Ryan Vierke

CongJatulations, Ryan! You are a grealjoy to us and we·re very proud of what you've accomplished. Listen to your hean and foUow your dreams as your future unfolds.

We love you. Mom and Drew

Ryan Vierke

Ryan, I alwayslcnewyou wereaclown 1 We' ve shared IOIS ofspecial times together I will always che.nsh your friendship

Love you. Erika

Alexanaer Wells

We areso fortunate 10 have you in our family Kindness, compnss1on, a strong character, mtelligence. a sense of humor, independence of~ tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches is what you arc all about! You arc a tcrriticpe,ron..

Dad. Mom. Jacloe, Brianna, W1MJc and TOOlSlc

Atexanaer Wells

Approach each day with positive thoughts. uve life to its fullest. Educate yourself through the teachings of others and explore new opperturuues at every chance.

I love you little one. Bnanna

Born to Rock'

Oms, always stnve to be the best you can be. Follow your heart. be positive, keep smiling, aim high and your JOUI11CY through life will be a JOY We love you and are very proud of the young man you have become Love. Mom and Dad

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How qwckJy tune flies from this sweet little child to the sweet young woman you have become How proud I run of you and how bles.scd I have been to have you as my daughter Thanks for all the good tunes and the b:id. Good luck -Love Mom

We hope that your future will be filled with as much love and hawmess as you have given us We are proud of all you are and all you will be Follow your heart and always remember chat we love you Mom and Dad

Is my little Ya- Ya really graduanng? With all of your talents and good hean. you have so much to give the world. I'm sure the future holds many more "Word girls" adventures.. for I have found a lifetime fnend in you, my little sJSter

Love you, Meg

You have always been a free sp111t. enJOying your mdcpendcncc when you could - which was most ofthe ume ll has been a joy to watch you go through each suge of life sectng you grow in matunty and beauty Hopmg your heart will always be filled with love and happmcss FLY A WAY BUTfERFLY 1

Love. Mom and Tom

Congratulations to the Golaen High School class of 2000. We are glaa to ena this century with you! The GHS Yearbook Staff

Emily Dearest- You were always on !he move and always m !he sunlight Still arc and always will be Mizpah and Jove. Mom and Dad

Even ata young age 1t seems you wanted to reach for the stars. Good luck m pursuing your passion-Astronomy

Love Mom and Dad

Chris Whitfora

Laura Wora

Emily Yocom

Carolee Winters

Laura Wora

Jamie Ziegler

Rebecca wooa

Kif(any Wunaerlich

KatieAgara

Have you seen these people? Amazons and Cookie rule 1 Raoswmkk fore,er Fu-eman Qiuck, four wheel ' n WJth the beast. H C ·99·.Goal a la MeXJco. Cone hunung I love you and will tall.. to you everyday for the rest of my life

Kelli

KyleArnat

Good character IS not given to us. \Ve have lo bwld 11 piece by piece-by thought. choice , courage, and deternunation \Ve are so proud of your fine character

You ' ,e done a great Job'

We Jove you. Mom. Dad. Summer and Adam

Smalls, my "dog" since the fust day' I can ' t beltve we al.m.osl conquered our whole class. Oh well. we came close' The silly l1JneS gettJng greered and hanging out wtthallofourLAX Buds ' Keep usingyourPlayaPower and I'll see you on the come around Peace OlJf

Your Brotha, Bluse

Kyle-To ournver raL \Ve are so very proud ofthe young man you have become Your strength of character and strong values will cany you farm tife Good luck~ you trove! mlo adulthood \Ve love you tons 1

God Bless You. Mom and Dad

Kyle- I love you Bud 1 You bong so much JOY mlo my h.fe I praise God for the gift he has given me 111 YOU I'm proud of you.

Stacy

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Rourke Hams. Daivd Ball and "Pete" (Pele ' s the good lookmgone ) Welchester-6thgrooe \Vetoldyouwe'd get you back someday' Love, your parents

\Vas it that long ago? It seems like only yesterdly?

Foreverforyou,lllnethal passed tooqwcklyforme I am so proud of alJ that you have become. May yourJOUffiCY m life. bong you all the happiness that you have brought 10 mine

I love you, Dad

ordan.we'resoproudofyou. Youmadeit• \Veknew you would You'vealwayshadasoog myourhealtand have kept our house alive with music Keep Jehovah and love and music and laughter m your life

\Ve love you I Dad. Mom and Shanna -~-

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Allison Barrett

May you always be happy and full of life as you follow your heal1 to your dreams. I've watched you grow into amostbeautifulpersonwhoknowswhosheisandwhere she's gomg. Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter who has always been my best friend

Love you, Mom

Stephen Arnat

Davia Ball ana Rourke Harris

Morgan Anderson

Stephen Arndt

Allison Barrett

Allison

Alhson, l twasalwaysfunbeanngupooyou Have fun m school but don't party too much. I know you will aclueve >·ourdreams. By thewaywhate\ er happened to that bow?

Love your brothers, Aaron and Paul

Seaver Baruch

Seaver, I'm going to rruss you Thank you for all the h:lppmess you've brought us. \Ve'vc always been proud of you. Never lose your patient and canng way, your sense of humor that keeps us laughing or y adventurous spml I know you will S\ICCCCd in whatevc you do Follow your heart.

love · Mom

Seaver

\Ve vc done alot together and I will nuss you You are a m:in of characlcr, and mtegnty kmd and considerate I could llOl be prouder of you I Suy ad\enrurous but comebyoftcn. \Vehavemuchtodo Bcs1des,somconc s got to carry my gear on lhe nver' LoveD:ld

Seaver Baruch

I can't put how much I love you into a couple o sentences. You have been such a huge pan of my hfc and I am thankful for the relallonship lhat you and I have been able to share. You were always there for me and I miss you too much I am very proud of the per.on that you have become You know who you arc and what you want The thing I love most about you 1s lhat you are a leader not a follower I love you.

Love. Helga

Even then you were contemplating your world Absorbmg and then responding Although you are much taller now tlus Spml resides m you sti.lJ Alwa~ remember \\ho you are · son. brother, friend-0eeply loved by God. >·our mom. Katya. and Jerry

Jennifer Bennett

To Brat Weare very proud of you. May all your hopes and dreams come true We love you Congratu.laoons• Love ya' Mom and Kevm-

Josh

I couldn't always be besides you, but I' m always wtth you. Congratulations and I love you Daddy

Although we argue and light alJ the time, I will always love you. You've grown mtoagreat man. but you you ' U always be my little brother, keep your head high and reach for the stan.. You can acheive anytlung,

Love Debi

Kyle Amat

Smalls, My " dog" :.mce the fin.t day' I can't belive we almost conquered our whole class. Oh well we came close' 1ne silly nmes gcrung Greered and hanging out \Vlth al.I of our LAX Buds' Keep using your Playa Powerand l' Usceyouonthecomearound PeaceOlJf

Your Broth:l. Bluse·

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Barrett

Jennifer Bennett

Clay Bennett

Bennett

Baruch

A smile to ltght up the darkest comer A lovely generous nature A senseu-.e rutistic spuit .,

Who knew I'd be depending on you now Just like I clJd then Thrulk you for all the wonderful memories and for bemg who you are Never forget laughter through teaIS, sleeping bags, hills, and trash cans, ropes out wuxlows, runJa nights and so many more' Viva Pinks' Love, Nadia

Anna Berkman

Anna. we wish you sucx:ess in your future _ You are a wonderful daughter and sJSter Connnue to live life and to use your creati, e talents. Thank you for bemg you Love , Mom Dad. Scott. and Julie

Chris Btuse

What can Isayabout suchalong- lasungfnendslupthat has ment the world to me \Ve ' ve done some pretty funny stuff that I will never forget Your dreams are gomg to take you so far Save me a seat at the Academy Awards 1

Love Sarah

Congratulations' We are so proud of you. You have worked very hard for tlus moment You can do anything you want We Jove you' Mom and Dad

Dear Oms, you are the# I Grandson, # I Graduate. and # l m canng and remembenng (the way Grandma likes to be) I treasure the tunes we ' ve had together Grampa Curly and l are so very proud of you I Do your best in whatever you choose and always remember that I (we) VE you Oms.

GrammaJo ce

Chris Bluse

Chnssy Ry, you are so accomplished in every aspect of your life Academically, atheletically, and socially you always set an example of what the maJonty of us s1ruggle to asptre to Y~ are a role model for all that know you and an admirable human be1ng 1

Congratulauons Christopher' I can ' t wait 10 say. " l Jove, Aunt Karon

Dear Oms, after 18 years. the Journey conunues Go forwaro with your dreams and aspiranons as your guide May you conunue to touch the llves of otheIS as you have touched ours As you reach for the Stan,, take with you that you will AL\VA YS be one of mus God bles. and good luck 1

All our love Mom and Dad

Dear Omstopher, congratulanons on your !ugh school graduauon and on your many acluevments Bemg our ARST grandchtld. you ' ve always been special and you conunue to make so proud More then any of our commendable attributes. you are truly a good and decent oung man and we love you dearly for that.

Lyaia Bennian

Erin Bernara

Chris Btuse

Anna Berkman

Erin Berry

Chris Btuse

DearChris, ok am so lucky to have a brother like you You are specia.l because you are ,ery smart. you are nice to people (even ME). and you are the best Lacrosse pla)'er mthe world I Iwill nuss )'OU when you go away to college

I love you because you are my "BIGGEST' brother Love Always. Bnnany BOO

Dear Oms. l am so proud of ,ou and all truU you have done m your W"e May you connnue on truU same paih forever Congratulations on your gradua11on and good luckatcollege Maylneverbe1ooOLDtobeyourskung and golf partner'

My love always, Aunt Joarue

O\Jls, somellJllCS I don ' t act like at. bu1 I am very proud of everytlung you' \'e accomp!Jshed You have alw-ay!> been there for me You ha,e taught and :Jtown me so much -THANK YOU' I know you·11besu~ful mltfe no manerwhat you do l wish you the best in college and in ltfe.

Love, brother forever

Words cannoti:xpress the joy you have brought into our lives. Follow yourdreamsand staytruetoyourself God has a wonderful plan for you

You are loved. Mom.John, Brook, Grandpa and Grandma

P.• Chn.ssy and Frankie

I'm so proud of my best "bud" Keep working hard. as you alwaY!> have. Life rewards those who pol the mos1 into it Your best rewrutls are yet to come' Always belleve in yourself and go for your dreams 1 Cun

ToBreannaourfll'Sl.someumesthesweeleSl,someumes the wor.,t. Always a blessing, an occas1onal pest. purung our panence 10 the ulumate test \Ve've loved you foreverand you ' ll always be the daughter we hoped for. the lady we see Stay strong in your faith ve Mom and Dad

Nicole Briages

Oh Nicole I You are a meny and beautiful old soul You are full of surpnses and always keep us guessing. and smiling, and applaudmg, and cheering you on.

Congratulations' We love you Mom, Dad, and Gus

ere was always sometlung nussmg in my W"e but l never knew what 11 was 1ne day I me( you. my life lbecaine complete I loved every rrunute I've been with ou You are perfect for me ngratulaoonsand good luck. Gage

Mik, you have a good hean. You will go far and we wil always be here for you Congrotula11ons and good luc Love you much, Mom and Dad Babies and Buddies

Chris Bluse

Joseph Boraen

Nicole Briages

Chris Bluse

Joseph Boraen

Chris Btuse

Breanna Brawley

Mich eal Bryant

Lee- You are strong willed and furn yet gentle and kmd. You encourage others to find lhetr positive side. Keep your eyes and heart focused on the eternal light and your walk will always be true We are proud of your accomplishments

Love. Mom and Dad

Lee, remember when you were the little brother'> You will always be the younger brother Congraru.lations 1 Love. Jack and Niles

I remember one rught up in Boulder, a man very near to our hearts told us our fnendsh.tp IS extremely special He couldn ' t have been more nghL I've spent some of the best tunes of my life with you We've come a long way and l chensh all our memones. Best Fnend Forever, Sarah

Jeff, We' reJoyfullyremembenngtbelinleboyyou were and proudly recogruzing the wonderful young man you 've become. You ' re the best ! Congratulaoons and good luck as you go forth.

With all our love Mom. Dad. NilckJ and Bryan

Cody- lhere has never been a dull moment with you 1 Please stay the same Code that we' ve always loved Be true to yourself and you will go far Keep smiling you do 1l well

We love ya, Mom. Dad. and Oay

Fuzzy Dumdale. Hey big dog ! Man the yeais have cruised by and we' ve had many good times- Clilllin• on the porch. going to Katie' s, ' gars, luding from Nikki's COUSlllS, GlRl..S , " Hooptee Volvo", mowing yards.and LAX Ul my driveway It ' s OOl over yet- the HOT gm · n' t moved J.Jl next door1 Peace out. Bl use

Matt, always remember to keep reaching for your goals and never g:1ve up. I'm so proud of you !

Love.Mom

We love your sense of humor, your crcanvity Your commitment to fnencls, your readiness to try new things. Develop your talents, give your best and let your light slune' We love you Elatne 1 Mom. Dad. Carla. Dale, and Laura

We are bursting with pride You have become an independent and responsible young adult before eyes Thank you for all you have g:1ven to us You are more spectal then you'll ever know \Ve love you, Mom and Dad

Lee DeBoer

Jeff DesMarteau

I '

Mathew Einspahr

Lee DeBoer

Cotty Durham

Elaine Ekberg

Christy Deming

Justin Dusaal

Jonathan Ekstrom

Lindsey, you came into my world and bnghtened up my life. I'm I)()( sure where I would be ifit \.vasn ' t for)OU, but I know I could never be as happy as lam when I'm wtth you. You are the love of my life

Alan

Moruca. may all your dreams come true- the way mor...i came true the day you were born You've been a joy a blessing ever smcc. and I' m so proud of the beaullful canng, intelligent young woman you've become Li\ well laugh often Love much

I love you, Mom

Lrndsey, l know that mom would give you two thum~ up tf she was here to share this wtth you Re.ich for the stars Trust in God and y~lf

Love and Pnde, Dad. and the loving memory of your mother

Lindsey Loo, Ican l beueve you are graduaung already

It seems like yesterday you came home from thehospttal I am so proud of you Tunes have been rough but you made 1Lllu.s 1s your ume to slunc Lmds,make me proud SIS Love ya. Whit

Lacy, you are our sweet little gm We are so blessed and honored to have you as our daughter Your beauuful smile, great sense of humor, and compassion for those around you May love. JOY and laughter hght your JXlth \ Ve Jove you, Mom and Dad

Ja~ we are so proud ofyou and youraccomphshments You are our ray of sunslune You have given us happmess, JOY and laughter Keep focusmg on y goals.

Love you always, Mom and Dad

Jason, congratulalJons. you did 11 1 \Ve are so proud of you. Continue to reach for the stars.

\Ve IO\C you. Mary and ~1Jchelle

'The beguungs of a snule that will light up your ltfe " I Jove you Heather Mom. xo

Li.kc one, Ii.kc the other, like sister, like brother Congrarualnons to my s1Ster, I'm proud of you Love. Mike

Lindsey Felter

Lacy Fritz

Lindsey Felter

Jason Fraser

Heather Frost

Lindsey Felter

Jason Fraser

Niki Frost

Niki Frost

2 ' 3". 2 ' 9" 3 ' 4". 'There 1s no lurut for you, or for our love for you

CongratualUOllS Nikki Mom and Dad

We are all very proud of you 1 God has given you wonderful personality and so many talents. Y oursua::cssl has Just begun I Congratulations and God bles.ss you 1 Love, Ed. Lisa, Crystal, and Cas.5idy

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oday. we celebrate you and all the happiness you bring toourhves.

Love, the Gibson and Gallagher Family

To all my Girls

Look how far we have traveled together' Through good and bad umes we will always muhtply life by the power of four (S)

I LOVE YOU ALL' TT

The Girls

Overlhe past fouryears we' ve grown closer and stronger We' ve shared some happy and sad moments which are chenshcd and unforgettable. Amanda-our guardian angel. He1di<t.1quette lessons Chnstina-Don ' t get too sea-si ck. May mailboxmg hve on forever 1

I love you guys AL\VA YS AND FOREVER!

Chad , thanks for everyllung you ' ve done for me

Be expecting calls when I need help in math l expect a college girlfnend 1-TalonChad , thanks for always being there and cheering me up when I was sad I'll miss you when you ' re at college Garrett, We love )OU big brother'

Chad. we have always been very proud of you 1 You have grown into a wonderful young man Always remember who you are and hold your beliefs close and you will go far

We love you Mom and Dad 228 :%

Here's to Chad. our favoote gmd1 You ' ve accomplished so much since you were a lad' \Vhcn you leave for college. we' ll be sad. But there are many adventures yet to be had!

Love Grandma Helen, Aunt Sandy, Aunt Ruth. Uncle Lowell , Josh. Kate , Meghan and Baby Boan

Chad your not only a wonderful coach, your a great fnend, great brother. and great b1ological step son. The Rogers

Chad Gleaton

Chad Gleaton

Chad Gleaton

Chad Gleaton

Thatcher

You have made my seruor year great' You taught me much more than Just Olenusny and C.alculus.. I hope you have a great ome at college. And wtth al l my heart I wish you the best ofluck. I love you 1

Love. J arrue

Erin

"The baby"-Thc old soul-We arc so proud of >oo Now the "Real \Voc!d" 1s yours to cooqucr-and you w1ll 1 Always stay on your toes.. like you have from the beguuung

Love and prayer.. always. Mom. Dad. and Daru

Courtn

You ·ve grown mto a beauttful young woman wuh lugh for the future (only by rules.. of course} and thmlong of you movmg on makes me lKld bec.1•1se I m going to rruss yoo tembly Te:11', ofJOY and~ will linger foe you are my first daughter and my fnend forever

Love ou Mom

1

Rourke

Well, weU ,weUJ ook where we arc• Seems like yesterday you were sp11.1ng thtn~ in my h:lu' and teasmg me about mydtyhands. Wc've becn through1tall Rourke I thank you for everytlung fro m smiles.. to self esteem Fro m stink JUtce to suppoo and laughter to 1ove 1 You ' ll be orever m my heart.

Kaycee

Nathan Hartung

I:s been fun growing up wtth you as our"linle'· cousm. You've always cheered us oo, and now we're checn ng for you Don tfocgetuswhcnyoumnke1tb1g1 Havefun m college and stay close Love. Jason and KeU1

Nathan

Even as a baby you displayed a uruquc sense of style and uxllv1dual1ty We love you Just the way you arc Mom and Dad

Nathan

7

Thanks for always be mg there foc us to "lean on", or sit on•

Ashely and Man

Daniel

As you sat! the sea of ltfe remember to take your tooth brush Brochers, foreve r and fnends foreterruty

Daniel

Th is picture looks 1ike I am lectunng you-and I probably was' Now I wan1 you to go 1010 the wood-earn a mtlhon dollan;-comeback- putmeonyourlap-thenlectureme!

-Mom

Gtoae

Haffis

Hartung

Hagb erg

Haschke

ey Hall

Hartung

Haschke

,, Daniel Haschke

Danny- I sure hope you're a ltnle happier with me now that you ' ve gratuated 1 Go conquer the \\'Orld 1 Pop-Pop

Daniel Haschke

It 's hard to believe that you ' re all grown up You may be a lot taller now but you still look at life as a b1g~eregg huntsee111g only the "goodies" to be had Iam very proud of the fine young man you've become.

Love , Dad

Abbey Hawes

Fust view of"the look" at age eight It still send:i chills down our spUle Love Tun and Daruel

Abbey Hawes

Your fnendslup means so much tome, and Idon't tlunk I ever could have gotten through the last four y~ without you. All ofour laughs, wluch 1s lots.. always stay m my mernones. Frec-99 was fun whtle it lasted, but neveragaU1 1

I love you always. Rlssa

Abbey Hawes

Abbey (Tubby), I have watched you grow from my tubby hnle sister rnto my beauuful s1s1er l will be there for you no matter what you do in hfe Abbey, ) Jove you, don't ever forget tJw. Congratualuons, J'm very proud of you

Love , Amanda 230 :%

Kaycee Heia

Nutrasweet aka K-<log, hello beauuful' You have been the greatest fnend ever We have been through a lot o shat in the past year. but our fnendslup has swv1ved through 11 1 Your always there when I need you Your the coolest lod and the l.Weetest gui I will always hold you lugh on a pedestal

As you open the gifts that life has to offer, may everyday m like chnstmas 1 Dan. you are a truly wonderful perron with a great big heart. I Jove you very much and know you are destined for great thrngs.

Love, Mom

Abbey

You are my teddy bear m life You give me JOY and srrules. lam always very proud of you and have no doubt that you will succeed in whatever you choose. With all my heart. Mom

Jamie

Keep weanng those shades because your future 's so bnght your gomg to need them 1 \Ve are so proud of you and know you can accomplish anything

Love, Mom and Dad

Daniel Haschke

Hawes

Henaerson

We have shared so many great lll11CS 1ogether I hope tha1 )'OU can reach all of your dreams and continue wooong hard. Thanks for always bemg !here. I love you' Lo,-e. Thatcher

It may soundweud but I really rrusshavmgyou aroond "'hen I'm at school. Good luck m the fu{UfC' LeVJ

Tomynngel, I nmproudofyouasmydaughierandyour many accomplMmenlS. You arc ..,cry unport.1n1 10 Charu. l ord.In. and Beau and they Jo, e you very much Always know Iha! I run here for )OU and love you Lo,e. Dad

I have watched you grow from a sweet little baby Ullo a gorgeous young lady I love you more lhan the world can tell.

Grandma Jeffs

Thank you for the happiest years of my h.fe I have COJO)ed our tune more then you will ever know l am proud of your dreams and desire to fulfill them I thmk the world o f you and wish the to my beauufuJ daugh1er I love you more then anytlung. Love.Me

To our spoclal sweetheart Kelly Lynn You will alwa~ be famous m our family \Ve will never forge1 the S\\-CCl, laughing, canng d.'lfting hnle gut we Jo,ed having with us. Alway~ remember our wonderful summer.. o \Wunmmg. crafu. sc1-fi. boaung and fun \Ve lova-lo\a, Kel-\Vel

Aunt. Diane and Uncle John. John. Ju!>lln. Janell

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Well hon. we did ii I Our seruor year together will always be remem bered I I love you very much and I wish you all the luck and happiness in the world Follow )our dreams and always remember I am here for you Love you bunches ' T T

Sa\Or every momen t Hear the music. laugh more. com pliment lllSlead of cn1Jc11.C, climb mounmms. read more books. always love im!Cad of hale Have no regrets o f ye5terday or fear of tomorrow Be )'our best for you 1 Ginger and Ray

Pee Wee' In your smile hes magic. in your heart hes love as you go on m hfe bolh will shme Your love 1l, with forever We love you Missy

From. Mom, Dad, and Tony Babies and Buddies 231

Jamie Henaerson

Kelly Hogan

Kelly Hogan

Jamie Henderson

Kelty Hogan

Cameron Janssen

Kelly Hogan

Kelly Hogan

Melissa Johnson

Congratulauon s to my " warrior/ pnncess " (Xena) daughter Remember that with your wamor strength LO rrund and body and your poise and confidence of a pnncess you can anam whatever goals you set yourself Keep your great sense of humor and your faith

mGod

With lots of ride and love Mom

Con , you have been a tremendous JOY in our lives. Hold on1owhoyouare.Rememberthechallcngesinyourp.1Sl, bnng your strength for your future Keep your adventerous spuit. crcatememones and always have fun I've loved all the time spent with you.

Love, Mom and Dad

You have blessed my life with laughter. canng heart and determinanon to keep going Witlun you is the promise of the future and I believe in you Follow your star, never compro11U5e for Olhers and know that dreams do come true I am ve.cy proud of you

I love you. Mom

Here 1S ourhttleangel with horns We all love you Har,<:i and we know you will follow your dreams.xxxxxooooo

etc

Love, Mom and Dad

Your sense ofhumor, your compassion. and your love of ad venture keeps you mvoloved 111 life and brings JOY to those around you. Whether n 's trying on a lampshade, cllmbmga mounuun, competing m swunmmg orsocx:cr, you g1ve 11 your all We love you very much'

Mom and Dad

Your cunOS1ty and strong self-esteem allows you to explore and quesnon with confidence From explonng the UlSide of a dryer to exploring the world of medicine, you will make a diffrence in your world. We are very proud of you

Love, Mom and Dad

Y1ctona- Freshmen year, Junior year, the couch RelalJonshlps, Prom. Rock Island. and Mines p:uUes.. beauuful gu-ls and I love you - you are my star- Manssa. Manssa - \Vhat would my hle be Wee without you ? You have opened new doors in my llfe St. Patn c ks Day, coach. English , and love!

Sta beauuful ,Victoria

We can never forget SFB, seruor parties, freshman year, sprinkles.. lax , and all of our other awesome wnes together Thank you so much for always bemg there~ me, and I know no mancr what p.,ths we choose m hle we'll always remain fnends Love always. Hillary

I'm outta here watch out world, here I come• Brenna Mans.

Sara Kampf

Hans Layman

Marissa Lowther ana Victoria Rickara

Cori Kenneay

Brian Logan

Marissa Lowther

Krystal Kessell

Brian Logan

Brenna Maas

Anisha Malhotra

You have CJlceUed Ill everytlung you have undertaken from early on. y OU have brooghtCJltremeJOY tous forthe last 18 years. Watdung you grow has been a gift to us. Though you are entenng the next phase of your life (adulthood), you will always remain our sweet, Ul.OOCClll laddo.

Love Always and forever, Mom. Dad and RI

Anisha Malhorta

Lopt. Care-In. t.tasslis, and l.neroa, Just ''remember'' that we don' t move for nobody

P.S Where t.1y guts at?

FWS Forever'

Anishia Malhotra

From Alabama 10 Australia, yellow roses 10 pwple liltcs.. Just "remember'' that we can always dress oursclvcs ' Prom. hippos, Oprah singers, waitcn, ban)OS. bmcli, ' 'lnchan Dancmg• ·, Michael Jackson. James Taylor 1 Just ,emernber. Just to sec Mom smile I'd do anytlung. Karen and Arusha S MFE •

P.S When 10 doubt wear red 11

Naaia

Markovchick

Forever we ha,~ been the best of fnends.. I will always look up 10 you tn a way that I can' l to anyone else As we walk mto the future, I will always be by your side.

Love you, Anna

Anishia Malhotra

Arusha "Sha'1 can't even begJO to tell you how thaJl\kf'lll I:im forall the ''interesting" times that have made us fncnds We have so many memones.. finding the for cancer on our ramfoo:stexpeditJOn,cwfew. sug.uht billy Blanks 111 my eye. Orange Julius. Lcmot~l(b.j Smarocs.. MOlownphiUy, \\-'ater fights. soccer M1wtr:1,-:. 1 MASH, summer of '96. monoply. Top Gun. Laxrru Thanks for cverytlung and good luck 1 your the best' M ahBi "

Ashely

Thank. you for betng my best fnend. my support and my safe place fonhe last seven )'e:i.K You are hke a sisterto me. No matter where tlus crazy llfe talces us, we will be forever fnends..

I love you with all my hearts, - EM -

Ashely Martynow

Hey Ash.so you ftnally made1t Nextyearyouwoo ' tbe here. I'll rruss you so much Whatever you do now, do it for fun {the bonng pan is over).

Love always your brothe.r, Taylor

Katie Maughan

Words can no( come close to CJlpresslllg how much \Ve love you and how proud we are of you Congratulati

Katie

Love you forever, Mom and Dad

Katie Maughan

Its been a long and sometunes hard road to tlus poml bot you ftnally made 1t We knew you could and we w1Sh you the best of everything always.

Love. Mom 03d

Babies and Buddies

Martynow

Katie, have fun m college, you u be very su~ful

Love your brother, Cory

Thanks foc bemg the kind of son every parent~ foc'

We thank the Lord for lus Jove and wisdom in giving you to us. Our wishes are for your happiness - forever

We love you. Dad. Mom, Stefan, Leah, and Kelsey

Dearest Desi although we hope we ga\e you the right "'lessons in life" you'll never know how much you ' ve taught us as well II is rare today 10 find someone as ruce asyou Weloveyouverymuchandaresoproudofyou 1 Mom, Dad, Poops. and MaJ

Ace (aka " the loner-the rebel'") Our little brother is all grown up 1 We three have had great umes and lots o laugh!, ,we are proud of you and WlSh you the best I Look out America. theA-lraln ,s comm ' through 1Toot 1Toot1

We love you, Came and Jason

You are the last one but the most enJoyable Don ' t lose your great s mtle and your upbeat attitude.Good luck in your hfe and we will always be watclung you Love, Dad and Mom

Philhp.s I have known you since fust grade and until llus verychyyou are still my best fnend.. No mart.er how much we fightorraceforthcfru1t loop.syou will still be my best friend We have been through so much no mattenfit was good or rod. you were suU there for me as I will always be there for you, Demino ( 1ss)

'Kelly Politte

Congratulauons Sally for all of your ac:iderruc and athleu c achievements

Your brother, Steve

P S Whenolhersgave upoo the Broocos. we nevcrd1d

It started with a s ingle pink ribbon and three }'t!ru'S later 11 's rumed into an amawig fnendslup We ' ve had f. years of late nights. early mornings, secreL", and endless laughter Never forget foggywindows.swunm1ngpools. narrungos. Latvia. and Spam Knobs Beamer, Grace Forever, Nadia. Anna. and Laura

Ugly, Ialways did love playing with you. andbeaungyou 11p over the years You ' ve been a gJCat s ister' lnanks foreverytlungyou ' vedooe focme 1 Good luck with the years 10 come I know you will go far in whatever you do'

The best. most beauuful sister Shannon

Katie Maughan

Aaam Myers

Sarah Phillips

Dominic Montanez

Aaam Myers

Forever Pinks

Desi Moore

Sarah Phillips

Thatb1g 'IJghtuptheworlcf'snuJehasbeen on your face for 18 years now It and your WISdom. humor.affection. and VIVactOUS pezsonnlity will be rrusscd more than you could know But these and your strong beliefs will take you far and serve you weU.

Love, Mom and Dad

Jennifer Powell

Seeiru, like only ye:uerd:ly was your fi.rst day of school

Now your graduating !ugh school Remember to foUow your dreams and keep a smtle on your face \Ve love you and will always be there for you.

Love. Mom, Dad, and ~fark

Andrew Quirk

Little/81g Brother Congratulauons graduate' J ha\e lo\edgrowingupw1lhyou.gerungto~wyouandlove you more everyday You are wonderful I love you bunches I PhilipplllJ'lS I J God bless, Molly

Kelli

Dear Kelli "Smelly" Thanks forall the fun tunes we have shared GoodLuckincoUege. ltwon'tbethesamcwhen you're gone. We will nu~ !hose late rught talks. Don't settle for an ytlung less lhan the ·'best"

Love, Justin and Kayla

\Veil girls whot can I say except that you cwo ROCK 1 We hove been througheverytlung together We've had our share of good umes and boo tunes \Vherever out hves take us you two are, and always will rem:un m my hle and my heart.

Love, HoUy

Victoria

Tmy Torie. through all our ups and downs we remcmbe bestyoumakmguslaugh Flylughtofollowyourdreams and remember we will always be here for, proud of you and loving you. "Don't say no unuJ I lirush tallJng"

Love, Mom. Jenrue and David

Landra Roberson

Congratulauons, you made 11. We are proud of you and love you very much Mom and Dad

Kelli Rehder

Kelli. From the llme you were born you hove been tlu.~ l.lldependent tnd1v1dual that needs to do everything~ NOWtstheumefocyoutogoyourway \Ve are very proud of you Good Luck w1lh your future we know you ' ll go far

Love. Mom and Dad

Karen Ross

Youronemomentof-.hyne&,•m a ltfeurne 1Good luck!'

Love, Mom and Dad

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Kelly Politte

Kelli Rehder

Rickard

Rehder and Katie Agard

Erin

Evenlhoughyoulovesponsandarefiercelycompelltlveyou never let us forget you also like to look and feel like a pnncess I ContJnue to pursue balancem all areas of your life Don' t leave god out and you ' 11 be sure to reach y dreams

Love, Mom and Dad

Sean

Sean we can't belJeve this is your senior year• How the urne bas gone by Thank you for being such a wonderful and loving son. theJOY and happllles.5 you have brought us will always be with us We are so very proud of you

Be happy m whatever you do

Love, Mom, Dad. and Abby

You have become a \\-'OITWl that any brother would be proud of Always remember that we love you and that we will always be there for you, because you •ualways be our lJnle slSler We love ya OmsandJ.R.

To our gJllllgy-We can't believe how fast the time~ passed So short the years yet so long the list ofhappiness you've given us. Live life as not a problem to be solved but as a mi.stery to be lived. Congratulations! With all our love, Mom and Mark

I can ' t tell you how much your fneodslup has meant to me these past 6 years Never lose sight of your dreams and never forget me or the ti.mes we shared together

Know that I will always be there for you and you will always have a place Ill my heart.

Love. LO

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You are such a great and honest pei:son You have always supported me fully-you don 'tknow how much! appreciate lhaL. 4 wheelm with the beast rocked, H C. '99, long talks. 01.uckrocked, don' t forget to tuck mI Were growing old together

I love you, Kelli

You have grown to be a responsible and loVU\g person Your family is so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. Keep up the good work and remember we will always be there for you

Love, Mom and Dad

Your detemunation 10 sit 111 the bucket was your start to conquering the world Your detemunation will allow you to reoch any goal you seL You will always be our lJltledolly girl We are proud of you and love you very much.

Mom Dad Eric, Narmy. Grandpa and Grandma

Big bud 10 tncycles. skateboards, dirt bikes. vw's,and the ll\Jata anthills, turtles, chester buMy, kittens, mudbugs, alligators, bulldogs, turlceycalhng, card collecung, flying, surfing. canoeing. rock climblllg. bike nding(into lakes), weight lifting, u-easure hunts, rught urne storys,slcepovers, endless phone calls Congrarualuon.s' \Ve love you Mom and Dad

Rozelle

Sanas

Jessica Schnathorst

Erin Rozelle

Holly Schanhals

Jessica Schnathorst

Danielle Sanchez

Jose Schirrmeister

Trevor Selkirk

The greatest ttung Ill the world is llOl so much where we stand. as Ill what direction "''C are moving Follow your heart Adam I love you. Mom

Wools can no< ex.press how proud of }'OU I am. You have brought mesomuchJOy, I am truly blessed to have been your mother Now you are on your way to acluve all your goals and dreams }'OU have set for the fuwre I I.now you will be s11cressfl •1 in anytlung you do Always remember I wtll be here for you

You ' ve always been a ray of sunshine m our lives. You have always made us laugh You are bnght and full of hfe and you have a fanta....u c personality \Ve know you will succeed an life because of your 1nteU1gence and wondctfuJ spmL

We love you Mom and Dad

Thank you for being a great sister I Jove you and I will always be here for you.

Love, Colby

r I Megan Sparks

When you smile, everyone can see your heart We are so proud of the stand you have taken and your values

Remember your values and beliefs are who you are, OOl what others say or think. With god m your heart you wtll keep smiling.

We love you, Dad and Mom

"You have brains in your head you have feet my shoes: you can steer yourself any direction you choose You ' re on your own. And you know what you know And YOU are the guy who II decide where to go ." Love, Mom, Dad, Ben, and Dr Seus.s

Speed and Flash

See you at the root 1 "ybgb" forever

Were so proud of you We want to give you r00(S and wings. Be happy using your wmgs and remember )'OUr l'OOlS.

Love you, Mom and Dad

To my big IJnJe Mster Katie - Thanks'

Love.. Kyle

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Adam Smith

Hillary Smith

Derek Smith

Andrew Solomon

Hillary Smith

Tyler Solomon

Katie Stolda

Katie Stoctola

Katie., you ' re the most loving, wonderful daughter We are so proud of you

Our love always, Dad and Mom

Kenny Storms

Don't ever forget the mayonaiseor the endless conversauon Robm Kermy

I know you ' ll go farm life and takeo,'erthe world, I Just hope I'm around tosee1LI IO\eyouverymuch You will always be my KeMy More than anyone can possibly unagine

Kenny Storms

Youarethebest Kenny-wearesoveryproudof you 1!We wish you a life filled with fun. great people and terrific adventures. Always remember to laugh as much as yoo can and love with all your heart. Thanks for all the great memones Love, Mom and Joo

Tammi Taylor

To my Tarruru T, \Ve have been through good and bad but always stayed by each other Thank you for all you havedoneforme Ourfnendsrupmeansmoretomethan you will e,er know You are one true fnend I hope I will always have u, my life

Love your, Kel-lyn

Tammi Taylor

To my Tammie Turtle.. I'm so very proud of how y have man.ired in to a wonderful woman. Your strength love, detemunanon, lhe kindness Ill your heart you sho~ to farruly and othecs caay these straigh t through all y hfe and you will succeed m nches, way beyond your dreams You are so loved Mommy and Papa Jc

Mary Thomas

Mayo-Your kindness and compassion have alwa amazed me.You' rean incredible person. I' mso proud o you, my !Jttle bug. Your loyalty and unconditional fnendship mean everytlung to me. Thank you- believe yourself-stay true to yourself-never accept anything I than the best. I love you with all my herut Sao

Britni Tortora

Britni Tortora

Mary Thomas

What a Joy and blessmg tt has been with you and watch you as you have grown mto such a be:lull.ful young lady both tnside and ouL You ' re on the nght path We can hard ly wait to c;ee what comes next 1

We love you , Mom and Dad

You did 11 1 \Ve knew you could do iL You reached an unportant goal in ltfe and we are so proud of you May all of your new goals and dreruns come true. You've turned mto quite a young lady Always keep a smile Love , Morn. Dad, and Robby

Being your sister 1s as crazy as be mg in the eye of a humcane La Nma. l t' s your wild Style and personality

I' m glad you dragged us with you though Love. Alyssa and Sabnna Ki ff-to good luck cllica1 Hopefully we'll have more umes ahead

Love, Cmonkee

l" We' re not now that strength wluch mold days moved earth and heaven. that wluch we are, we are,-One equal temper of heroic hearts. made weak by UJne and fate. but strong m will to stnve. to seek, to find, and not to yield" remember faith manages..

Me!J.ssa and Cameron

Wlute. yellow, orange blue mastenng the art k I 2. 3, 12 learrung knowledge Keep up the good work 1

·"J'um around and you ' re uny tum around and you're grown " \Vere very proud of you Poolo e. Love. l'v1om and Dad

f once told you that the angels brought you to me. I meant it with all my heart. You were a nuracle and therefore I know the world is waiting for you With your beauty confidence and angels. the world IS yours'

Love Mom

My happy child I never Weed birthdays hocause 1t mean you were one year closer to being all grown up Here st IS You have been a wonderful daughter, more than I eve expected. I will uuly rruss you. I love you beyood W<>fW

-Mom

As we watch you grow and mature into the young man you 've become wecouldn' t beprouder 1llenextSlep1s a big one Reach for the stars Om s. they are yours for the taking Remember, we are always here for you.

Love always and foerever

-Mom and Dad

Wesley, the rughl you were born~ one of the happ, daysofourhves. Youhavemadeusveryproud mevery way a son can. In our hearu. you wil l always be "f oreve young" Now, with your whole hfe ahead of you. the future IS what you make of ,t Never ever surrender y dreams

Mom and Dad

You ',e been there every day of the 16 years we ' ve known each other You ' ve protected me the best you could Soon you' ll beotTtocoUegeand rube left behtnd. All I can say is thanks for always being there and reach for the stars bro 1I

Love y:i. Catie

L

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IIt has been the gJft of our lives to see you grow up. and we are so proud of you Keep reaclung for your dreams. we know you will achieve them And always remembe to cu,y our wishc;s and love with you no maner what

Love, Mom and Dad

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Bryan Turner

Heidi Villanueba

Christopher Vorhies

B,yan Turner

Heidi Villanueba

Wesley Walton

Bryan Turner

j Chris Vorhies

Doris Wang

\Ve have been playmgdressupsincewewere little, now 1s the lune to get dressed up for IJ.fe God wiH always be with you, keep htm first and your prayers will be answered My prayers are with you tn all that you do.

Love alway:;. Cassidy

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You area true gift from God. It' s been a glorious plea.wre watching you grow and become such a lovely young lady \Ve are very proud of you. Stay focused. foUow your heart and your dreams. \Ve will always be here for you. Congmtulanons 1

Love you so very much , F.d and Mom

Jennie Wengrovius

Dearest Jenrue, from the slopes of the 2.omba Plateau to the s lopes of Lookout Mount.am, it's been an exciting oumcy \Veloveyouandareproudofyou , Jen! Goel bles.s you.

Love, Mom and D:ld

Laura Word ( -ya)

Attack the challenges that the world throws at you the way you are anacking tlus ball and you will succeed every time Keep your values and that great sense of humor We love you. Mom, Dad. and Phillip

It seems like only yesterday that you were starung Kindergarten and now you are graduaung from High School. You have grown into a beautiful young woman that we are very proud of We wish you happmess and love no maner where your life leads you.

Love always, Mom and Dad

Laura- Has 1treallyonlybeen four years! I feel like I' ve known you forever Thank you for being you and teaching me all that you have Never forget seagull ca11s, cookies in rru.kee. invisible men, Sh3quefa. Shanana. Sp:un. Qohkaay? Viva Pinks!

Love, Nadta(-ya)

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•Ya.our fnndsh1p has grown so much m the past fi year.. Our endJess love , suppon. and faith Ill each OChe w1U Inst forever Never forget Spam, Pueblo Lnk Tahoe, and the good old Golden Days. Good luck 10 you do Stay 10 touch and best fneod.5 forever

Love always, Ya-

Kif(any Wunderlich

Well , would you just look al that adorable little face' Now you are such a beautiful young lady Congmis to you Kiff' I know that you will make the best choices fo you. Always know I'm here' I' m very proud of you

Love always, Ki

Brett Zahrte

We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. You are a wonderful, enthUSlastic, loving, and respoosible young man. Keep reaching fo< those smrs-chomper1

Love Mom. Dad. and Jeremy

Crystal Welch

Evan Willis

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Laura word

Crystal Welch

Christina Winter

The Faculty at Golden has faced a lot this year. Students do not understand how hard the teachers work to make the school a great environment to learn in From helping freshmen get aquainted to high school life to helping seniors copewithsenioritus, the faculty has s pent hour s of their freetime for the sake of their s tudents. The faculty could be found hours after school helping their students understand the curriculum or attending laborious faculty meetings. Many teachers have been aknowledged for their hard work. Mrs. Judy Madison was nominated for Teacher of the Year A ward. Senior Sarah Coffey said, " Mrs. Madison has really helped me expand and understand my talents in art." One obsticle the faculty had to overcome was galilll1g a new fill-in principal Dr Dale Moore replacing Mr. Thomas Dimit. Moore has more than filled Dimit's shoes. " Dr . Moore is awsome! He's so kind and quite It 's too bad he is just filling in," said senior Kelly Rehder. By Tim Pray and Joe Borden

La Cucaracha! Mr Chris Colucc i and M rs Eileen Cook talce a moment away from their s hared nachos to pose for a photo during the homecoming carn ival. Photo by B Kelley

Faculty Profile

Tea ch e r s at G old e n Hi g h Sc h oo l face m a n y exc u ses fro m s tudent s wh y th ey don ' t ha ve/didn ' t f in is h th ei r h o m e w or k H e r e ar e a f e w of th e m os t m e m e rabl e thi s ye a r. S tud e nts, s t ay awa y from th ese!

" I flushed it down the toilet! " Mr. Tracy Phariss

" My computer actually blew up , so I couldn ' t fini s h it! " Mrs Eilene Cook

" A skunk got into my hou se and everything s tink s, so I felt that I shouldn't bring it with me so you wouldn ' t have to s mell it! " Mrs Diane Ke ss ler

" I got abducted by an alien! " Mr Bill Kelley

" I was cooking and doing my homework at the sa me time and it fe ll into the garbage di s posal. " Mr. Todd Fink

Oop s! W e had a li s t of oth e r g r e at exc u ses with u s, but o ur do g at e it or s omethin g! S orry for th e in con ve ni e n ce.

I Love Ma th! M s C hri s Penell explains a difficult mathmat1cal expression to her Algebra class Pene ll was one of man}' ne\v teachers this year P hoto by T P ray

T h e O ne Thing ... You re end in g up seeing Mr Bob S to kes 1at..1ng a break from his busy schedu le to munch on his breakfast burn to Ph oto by J Borden

I Love Cliff No tes ! M s Laura Seltze r d oes th e unthinkabl e and tal-:es a p ee k into th e C it ff Notes Thi s was Seltzer' s fi rs t year as tpe adv iso r o f n e\vspaper Seltzer said, "C reating the newspaper was incredably fun to do " Ph o to by J B orden

Matt Bunn

You are a person Dad and I are proud of Keep a pos1uve attitude and a smile \Ve ~w you II go far

We love you. Dad and Mom

Sonia Caldwell

I JUSI want to thank you for the past fourteen years. I will never forget all the great tunes we ' ve had together I don•t know where we• d be with out each other I am so proud of you and know you ' ll accomplish everything you have planned. Fnends to the stars

Love, Hillary

Lauren Chaffee

We ' re so happy with how you ' ve grown up Always keep your Jove ofm~1 c, friends. andarumals. Remember to thmk on where you ' ve been and where you'regomg

And alway, ra!,.e ume to s mell the roses

Much Jove Mom Dad , Man. Licks and wags from , Kailey and Chloe

Stacey Chism

\Vishing you a life filled with Jove and happiness \Ve will alway:. be here for you Keep using that dlfOple to your advantage

Love , Mom , Greg and A,hley

These 18 years have passed much too quickly All of my best WJshes to you as you begin tlus new phase of y life I'll always be there for you- I love you , Lo. CONGRATULATJONS 1 ~1om, Good lucl... LaurenLove Eryn , Congratulations Love Megan

Lindsay

Colvin

Lindsay. Cong:ratulauons. thank you for alway:. being there for me when I needed 11. You are my lover, my friend , my world you mean everything to me I wi.sh you the best of luck m what ever direcuon may take you Remember all I want 1s fo r you to be happy Love always and forever, Jared

Olartie, so many y~ and so many memories. Thank you for evel)'one of them. I will forget the good times, dnveway talks, and England. You are the best fnend I have ever had and I thank God for you everyday I Love You So Much. MAUI

Lauren

Lo. you have always been like a sister to me and you will always hold a special place in my heart. You are a devoted and strong willed gui. I have faith that life's hardslups will be no match for your detemunanon I'll always be here for you.

Love Always. Jess,

Rissa. the laughs we shared are priceless, our talks we had are somethmg I'll never forget. And all the bad umes. we can Just laugh (\l.':ll•mart} You're my best fnend forever' Good luck next year

Tom Cecil

Farin casino

Chaffee

Larissa Conner

How could we have known that one baby girl could bnng so much love. laughter. chaos. wony. excitement. andJust plain fun-not to mention hospital bills-to our lives m her first 18 ,ears., We• re so proud and hope you achieve) our dreams..

Love, ~tom. Dad, Mamis and ~1egan

Barn lxun. ''lbat's my boy" \Ve'vc watched you grow and grow until we now have to look up to you You have a way on 1ouclung everyone's lives "-1th love and laughter, so keep bnngmgJoy into our 11, es, "-Clove ya. 1om and Andi

Alex Cordoso

-Us gm.-.. Look we use 10 be twins. Oop we still are Love ya. Andi

Amber Daniel

Amber Daniel

Boo, I'm at a lossaswhattosay Iknow l ean say thanks, thanks for always makmg me strule even when 1t hurt. Thankyouforyour fncndslupandyourlovc. Tharu..you for making High School that much more special for me I loved you yesterday. r loved you today. and l'U love you tOmolTOW

Alwa Stace

Amber Ever since "-C were little, you were the one that I looked upto You wcretheO!lC "'ho pretty much forced me to talk when I wasababy l' mgoingtonus:.)ooalo< 1

I love you' Love, 'rrhe Taller One" Aunce

As )"OU go out into the world. w-e wnnt you to know how ,cry proud we arc of )OU- our beautlful and lo,mg daughter Your wisdom. sense of humor, and faith m God W,'ilJ help )'OU keep life m perspecu,c We love you• ~1omand Dad

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I am so proud of us 1 \Ve made it' I chensh our friendshtp. I cooldn't have made 1t through the past 7 years without you. Thanks for all the laughs. the tears, the secrets, the adventures and the trouble. I love you. I ll always be here.

Ashley

SiUe Danielsen

Emily, you arc a wonderful daughter and a special person, Continue 10 learn and grow \ Ve are proud of the person you have become Remember lhe world b yours. Follow your dreams Love. Mom and Dad

You have eMched our lives for a year' We've cnJO) your quiet sense of humor Thank you for J01rung w, SilJe, With love, Dr!, Judy, Elame. D.rla, Dale, and Laura

Larissa conner

Matt Curtis

£ml/y Daniels

Alex Cordoso

Emily Daniels

Oh bab y ! Mrs Shannon Barrows watches the homecoming assembly from the stands with her baby boy Nate This makes M rs Barrows fourth year teaching AP Hi story Dr Dale M oore commented, " I am impressed wi th the way this school s ticks to business The faculty, s tuden ts, and their parents have been wonderful to me and I like 1t here The teachers truly do keep this place moving " Photo by

B Kelley

Stephanie Rody

Sharon Roy baJ

Dick Schalhamer Kelli Shaw Le Shoemaker Susanne Signard

Lea Ann Slizeski Dee Dee Smith Elaine Smith B ob Stokes

Lions , Tigers , and Bears Oh M y ! Mr Chris Colucci acts as a umid lion during this year's faculty skit. Colucci is one of the 25 new teachers Mr Mike O' Dons10 s tated , " L1fe 1s too short to worry about ho\v your makeup looks, so go out and lipstick your friends." Photo by B Kelley

Tom Sweet

Maureen Todd

Ken Vanderlaan Becky Venetta

Ed We1nell Sue W11l1s Linda Wrenshall Jerry Yanz

Gene Youngman

Azin Abdul-Razak

Scott Acker 58

Terry Acree 174

Johan na Acuna 205

Derek Adam

Austin Adams 174

Lauren Adams 174

Paul Adams 22

Cynthia Adams on 162

Jam es Adamson 134

Timothy Adamson 192

Katie Agard 121,134, 150, 220, 235

P nyanka Agarwal 108, 126, 162

Edwin Agee

Jacob Agee 192

Aaron Aguilar 21 , 36, 54, 55,134, 208

Boaz Alarid 92, 158

Zachary Alarid

Ca lyton Albracht 126, 174

Shawn Alcock 47, 174

Greta Aldridge 192

Jessica Alexa nder 47, 172,174

Angela Allan I 02, 174

Toby Allan 19, 78,162

Brock Allen 4 3, 67 , 174

J arnie Allen 192

Seth Allen 162

Carmen Allison 158

Lauren Allison 158

Gilberto Almanza

Jerel Ammon 108,112,113,126,160, 162

Kyle Anderson 205

Morgan Anderson 5, 134,138,220

J acob Angell 192

Cassie Anghm

Elena Arias 192

Aurora Arlet 162, 164

Stephen Arndt 22,134, 206, 220

Tiffany Armenta 162

Ryan Armitage 192

Justin Armstrong

Kelly Aronowitz 108, 126,162

Sean Aron son 192

Jerenuah Ash 78, 88,134,145,220

Seth Atk ins 162

Heather Axen 50

Jess ica Axen 50

Melissa Axen 50 o jB

Jason Baalman 192

Brandon Babkiewich 205

Bri ttany Babk1ew1ch 174

Stephanie Baca

David Bachman 208

Megan Bachman 134, 208

Diana Back

Lauri Bacon 50

David Baer 192

Jame s Baer III 205

Sarah Baer 174

Joel Baggett

Amanda Bagwell 174

Cassie Bailey 192

Chelesa Bailey 192

Erin Bailey 134

Kelland Bailey 102, 174

Kn sandra Bain 127, 174

Levi Bain 162

Bnanna Baker 108 , 34, 39, 162

Seth Bakker 47 , 83, 88. 162

Charissa Baldwin 192

P hilip Baldwin 174

Ro ss Baldwin 94

David B all 134, 208, 220

Aaron Ballinger 162

Mark Ballinger 192

Paul Banagas 72, 162

T ara Banks 61,130, 174

Heath Banza 192

Charles Barber 205

Marcu s Barber 192

Audrey Barela 171

Jo shua Barela 192

Manuel Barela 205

Aaron Barker 101 , 162

Shelly Barlow 112,113,162

Bnann Barned 192

Allison Barrett 108, 126, 134,220,22 1

Ross Barton 174

Carson Bartsch 75, 78, 128,134

Seaver Baruch 5, I 34, 221

Sarah Bashaw

Li sa Ballan

Zachary Bauer 174

Wi!Uam Baxter

Brittney Beachman 174

Brando n Beard

Scott Beck 174

Mauhew Becke 192

Bobby Becker 36, 135

Taylore Beckman 78,162

Brandon Beehler 174

Kimberly Beesley 192

Jessica Behunin 60, 61, 174

Alyssa Beic hley

Stuart Bell 192

Bren t Bellew 73,162

Craig Bellew 192

Cynth ia Bellis 192

Jeremy Bellis

William Bellis 135

Audrey Bennett 192

Clay Bennett 135,221

J ennifer Bennett 135,221

Joshu a Bennett 135,22 1

Kathenne Bennett 108, 160, 162

Ni cole Bennett 192

Lydia Bennion 135

Jared Benson 192

Breanna Benton

Patrick Benzie 205

Truman Beran 174

Anna Berkman 135, 222

Gerzain B ernal 205

Marcus Bernal 3, 174

Erin Bernard 42, 43 , 102, 108, 135, 206, 222

Erin Berry 135, 222

Jessica Berry 162

Adam Berte 174

Andrea Bestor

Brenda Beu mer 162

Karola Biehn 127

Kar la B ien,ulis 75 , 135

Kr ista Bies 192

Ashley Bil1 nsk1

Jessica Billings 87, 192

Jeremy B1l hs 5, 162

Enc Binkley 73, 192

Geoffrey Birney 80, 192

Katherine Biscan 193

Andre\v Bishop 135

B ryson Black 193

Nicole Bl ack

Robe rt Black 36, 58, 59, 174

Amel ia Blakema n 174

Ashley Blain- Hartung 18, 108, 126,162

Nathan Blain- Hartung 40, 41 , 108, 113,135, 229

Bnanna Bl air 193

Bra nd on Blai r 127

C hris topher Bluse 22, 74, 108 , 1 12, 113,133 , 136, 208, 222, 223

Jason Bohks 162

Sean Boice 162

Laura Bollinger 78, l 08, 161 , 162

Cyrus Bonnet

Steven Bopp 174

Josep h Borden 40, 41 , 101 , 108, 11 3,136, 208,223

Ru ssell Borneman 193

Andy Bo sio 127

Joseph Boujer 193

Nicholus Bove 193

Cannon Bowers 162

Nicole Boyden 162

Ju sti n Boykin

Jared Bradeen

Tabatha Bradeen 193

Jeffrey Bradley 174

Tara Brady 136

Kendra Branch 88,131, 136, 208

Daniel Braum 174

Am}' Bra\vley 127, 174

Breanna Brawley 136, 223

Lindsey Brewer 72. 193

Emily Bnan 193

Diane Bndenburg 116, 162

Nicole Bndge s 23 ,136,209.223

Amanda Bring s 77, 175

Emily Brooks 136 , 208

Kendra Brooks 91, 175

Robert Brooks 162

Wes ley Brooks 193

Mi c hela Brown 193

Shannon Brown 163

Tegan Brown 87, 193

Timothy Brown 47 , 58,175

Jessi ca Brownlee 205

Jennifer Brulla 175

Jenn1fer Brune 62, 63, 108, 113 , 163

Michael Brunel 175

Candace Bruno 18

Alan Bruno 4 , 91,163

Luke Bruns1hus 193

Kersti Bryan 175 , 178

Shahara Bryan 136, 163, 209

Angela Bryant 193

Michael Bryant 136, 223

Kami Bucholz 193

Dean Buen 163

Michael Buland 175

Danielle Bull 163

Kyle Bull 175, 182

Matthew Bunn 136, 122, 224

Timothy Burch 3, 41 ,

Ted Burke 17

R oger Burleigh 19

Nils Burnham 86, 193

Alli so n B ums 100, 101, 193

Enk Bum s 2, 193

Kenneth Butcher 3, 136.

Bayle Butler 2, 193

Blane Butler 193

Meagan Bynre 193

Sean Bynre 193

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Carlos Cady- Rehe1s 41, 102 , 163

J ames Caine 136, 209

David Caldwell

Sonia Caldwell 158 , 224

Margo Cal1g1un 3, 23, 137, 209

Allison Campbell 205

J oseph Campbell 193

K irstin Canaday 172,175

J oshua Canfield 35, 193

Anthony Cappa 137, Chnstophe r Cappello 36, 108 , 113 , 126, 137 ,209

Christina Carbone 18, 172,175

Alexander Cardoso 36, 37, 58, 137, 225

Andrea Cardoso 89, 108, 126,163

C hri stopher Carey 193

Enn Carey 193

Gwendolyn Carey 193

Renee Carey 193

Kathryn Carlson 60, 61, 163

Sonia Carney 18

Enc Carr 58, 179

Jeffrey Carrell 175

Encka Carrender

Thomas Carroll IV 175

Lauren Carter 205

Anthony Carver 35, 36, 163

Genoa Carver 179

Jessica Casarez 89. 175

Came Case 120 163

Joseph Casedy 193

Fann Casino 137, 209. 224

Tara Casino 175

Dane Casterson 193

Matthew Cavanaugh

Mi chelle Cavanaugh 137, Thomas Cecil 85, 88,137,210,224

Ben oit Cerezuelle 137,

Nicolas Cerezuelle 175

Lauren Chaffee 121 ,137,224

Rachele Chandler

Tammi Chapa 163

Evan Chapin 102, 194

Mi chae l Chaparro

Mi chael Chappell 194

Ming Cheung 158.

Terry Cheung 194

Stacey Chism 137, 210, 224

John Chrisman 163

Robert Chnsman 194

Nathan Christensen 194

Ronald Christensen

Ryan Christensen 137, H eather Cieslar 163

Brandon Cisneros 92, 171

Nicole Cisneros

Jam es Clarke 194

Dougla s Claxton 194

Shane Clements

Kevin Clerktn 25

Trenton Clerk1n 127,131. 137,210,211

Kimberly Cltne 194

Toby Cochran 194

Carolyn Cockle 88,138, 210

Sarah Coffey 113 ,117, 138 , 210

Peter Cohen 36.

Susan Coker

Angela Collins 138

Lind say Colvin 138,210,224

Lind sey Conk.Im 194

Patrick Conley 175

Tera Conley I 02, 175

Crystal Connelly 138 ,

Serene Connelly 138,

Lanssa Conner 93, 121 , 139,22 4,225

Daniel Conroy 163

Megan Cook 194

Molly Cook 163

MeghanCooper35 ,38,39, 108 ,163

Nathan Cooper 67, 194

Cand ice Cordova I 16, 139, Bryson Corey 171

Christopher Com 163

T eresa Com

Chavaugn Coronado 163

J onathan Costello 171

Crystal Cotant

Mackenzie Cottle 63, 175

ConorCoughhn 120,139,210

Sean Coughlin 194

Marsha Councilman 121,139

Shane Counci lm an 175

Johnny Courtney 163

Catthn Cowen 83, 194

Enc Cowen 43, 44 , 175

J osephine Cox 139,

Logan Craig 175

Ryan Craig 93, 175

Daniel Crass 175

Jamie Cravens 194

J essica Cravens 175

Joy Cravens 194

Colleen Creed 163

Chnst1ne Crevhng 194

Stacie Crevltng

J esseCrock40,41, 78. 108. 131.139,210

J ohanna Crock 194

Alexis Croghan 175

Milton Croissant 111 163

Daniel Cross 194

Melissa Crowe

John Cubbon 139.

Bnan Cullum 175

Jason Cullum 194

Zachary Curran 175

Jennifer Curtis 82 , 83, 175

Matthew Curt is 21, 36, 58. 59.139, 225

Clayton Cush man 163

J effrey Cypryla

Cam Czopek 194

Kn sten D'Epagn1er 72, 195

Ja cob Dacek 194

Jeremy Dahm 161. 163

Jennifer Daily 176

Stanley Daily 194

Paul Dakan 127, 176

Blake Dalgetty 194

Bradley Danek 140, 21 l

David Danek 163

Aimee Dani el I 94

Amber D aniel 116, 139, 225

Alan Daniel s 19

Emily Daniel s 139, 225

Jo shua Daniels 176

Leslie Daniels 176

SilJe Daniel sen 139, 225

Shawn Darcy 176

Ryan Dart 194

Alexander Davidson

Amber Davi s

Patri ck Da vis 95. 194

Stephan ie Davi s 121,139, Zachery Da vis 67,176

Gino De Carlo 194

Marc De Carlo 176

Ank De Yelder 195

J odelle Dearm1n 163

Bnan Debaet s 176

Lee Deboer 140, 226

N 1les Deboer 140, Catherine Deland 95, 194

Nichola s Delaura

Matthew Demarco 17 I

Caitlin Demarest 194

• Chnst1ne Deming 43 ,126,1 40 ,206.21 I, 226

Mi chelle Dem 176

Jeffrey D esmarteau 85,140,211,226

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Ja son D ewi tt 95. 176, 195

P aul D ewi tt 17 l

Timo th y Dewitt 205

Tara D e wolfe 195

Ja cque line D e\vys 97,140, Chris toph e r Di ede 195

Roger D1etench m 140,

David Dignan 163

Du s t i n Dill 195

Mary Dilw orth 195

Kimberl y Duni c k 50, 177

Nik.t ea D1mitn c 177, 195

Kyle D i nkel 35, 140, Cassidy Din zes 72,163

Shaleah Di s n ey

Casandra Dittbrenner 20, 35, 50,140, Ni c h olas D1ttn ch 102. 163

J essica D1zmang 102. 116, 177

Ann e Dobyn s 177

Wilham D obyns 177

M elissa D oc ks tader 97, 163

J aypee D oerr 195

Stlv1a Doehnert 127

Hannah Doi

Alli son Dom gaard 195

Casey D o nel so n 177

Jennife r Donnelly 177. 195

Ja c k Don ova n

R onald D oug hty 171

Samantha D ovey 1.08, 140, 150, 211

Adam Dragul 19

Jo shua Drat c h 36. 37, 140,

Carly Drienka 177

Sara Dn enka 164

Rheannon Driver 140,2 11

Jaso n Drobn1 c k 102 164

Crystal Duarte 141 ,

Lea Du c kett

Kris tin Du clos 89,141,

Danielle Dufty

Frank Dun c an Jr 75. 108,141,211

Joesph Dun ca n 86. 177

Kira Dun ca n 78, I 08. 160, 161 164

Bradley Dunlap 177

Joseph Dunlap 195

Laure n Dunl ap

Jan Dunn 77, 93. 177

Christina Dupont I 08, 127, 160, 161 , 164

Ni chol Dupont 102 195

Michael Duran

Dyanna Durbin 171. 177

Kri ste n Durb in l 71

Delayna Durd e n

Jillian Durgin 84 , 195

Luke Du rgin 101. 164

Clayton Durh am 177

Cody Durham 14 l , 226

Ju stin Du sdal 141 , 211 , 226

M egan Du s dal 177

Pete r Du sen bury 5, 41 , 126 , 141 , 2 12

Crysta l Dutton 177

H eidi D\viggin s 141 ,

J oshua Dwight 36. 141 ,

Chnstian Dyb1ng 92. 164

Je sse Dyffryn 177

Johnathan D yffryn 122, 123, 141 ,

M e li ssa Dyffryn 122, 123 ,

Julianne Dykstra

Mary Dykstra 177 o _e o

Du s tin Eaglet o n

Ju sti n Eberhart 161

Roger Edward s

Nickolas Ehler 158

M a tthew Ein s pahr 141 , 226

Sarah Ei se nbud 177

Wilham Ei sley 195

Elaine Ekberg 42 , 43 , 108, 126 , 141. 226

J onathan Eks trom 141 , 226

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M egan Eilt s 205

R ya n Elli s 177

Chase Ellison 177

Tra vis Elmblad

Matthe,v Elmont

Heath El ven holl 205

Eli sabeth Emanuel 108, 142 ,2 12

Mi chael Emmons 21,164

Jonathan Em sbach 195

Jan elle Engle 172, 177

Ja so n Engler 36

Jason Engs trom 92, 171,177

Eri n Enn a 11 3,13 1, 164

T yle r Enna 195

J e remy Erhart 142,212

B ryce Eric k son 195

Shawn Eri cson 95

Lind say Eschenbaum I 64

Andres Esparza

Kirsti n E verett 20, 50, l 26,164 o0o

M ic hael Facc1olo

Christopher Fair 43 , 164

Mark Fairweather 17, 4 7, 142 ,2 12

R oxanne Falco 142,

Ly nn F alkenthal 142, 212

Anthony F ancht 102.103, 142

Christopher F anch1 177

Mark Fanciulli 177

Sunnie Fanelli

J o len e Faro 91, 195

Christopher Fauble 78, 161, 164

Ni c hola s F auble 195

Andrew Faulkner 58 , 195

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Marl on Fellow s 142, 212

Lind sey Felter 142, 227

Will iam F e rguson

M onica Fe rrel 89, 96,142 , 227

AleJandro Ferrer 177

Adam Field s Ryan Fi elds-Spack 17, I 08, 164

Benjamen Fila s 177

Stephanie F i nk

Brandon Fi s her 195

Jo se ph Fit zgerald 177

Jo se ph Fla geolle

Kimberly Flageolle 195

M egan Fl eming 61. 108 , 164

R achel Fl eming 73, 195

Haley Fletc her 177

Ju stin Fl eury 142,

Andrew Flt c k 195

Adrian Flores 205

Juan Flores 177

Stacie Flowers 89 , 195

J ohn Flynn

Jo se ph Faden 195

Daniel Foggin 195

Ju s tin Foo s 178

Ju sll n F orbes 195

M elissa F ord 100, 101, 196

Renee Ford 196

Enka Fo ss 178

Dexter Fo s ter 178

Leah Fo ster 173,178

Denni s Fran co 196

J efferson Frank

Daniel Frase r 196

J ason Fra se r 142, 227

Tamara Freier 164

Thoma s F rench 178

Gerald Freund 178

Stefan Freund 158

La cy Fritz 121,1 42 ,227

Matthe\V Fri tz 196

Chnst10 Fr ost 43 , 143, 227, 228

H eather Fros t 143,212, 227

Lauren Frost 5, 164

Nathan Fros t 173 , 178

Rebecca Frost 143,

Capria Fulks

Cody Fultz 228

Mark Furtuak

B nttney F usco 178

T ia Fu s h1m1 178

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Denni s Gabel 178 , 205

Ra shaad Gaillard

Lauren Gale 196

J oanna Galioto 196

R yan Gallego s 196

Desirae Garcia 205

Mandy Garc ia 127

Tatiana Garcia 196

Tnna Garcia 85 , 143,

Ali so n Gardner

Ce les te Gardner 179

D anielle Garnett 196

R achel Garnett 179

K atie Garrett 196

Sara Garrett 164

Thomas Garrett 179

Zachary Garrett 47, 179

David Gasper 143 , 212

M ackenzie Gates 102, 196

Nathoo Gaudreau 179

Bri an Gee

Sarah Gerard 196

R yan Genna1n

R yan Gem1 165

Tanja Gef\ving 93 , 165

R achel Gesin 179

J ona th an Gest

D av id Gething 196

Tara Gevara l 79

Chandler Gibbons 179

Seth Gibson 143, 228

Cy llia Gilmore 196

Chad Gl eaton 36. 108, 14 3, 228

T alon Gleaton 183

Thatcher Glode 43, 44, 143, 213, 229

Jessica Goad

Corey Gobbo 179

Kenh Goble 171 , 179

Jamie Goerner

Cassandra Goetzcke 171

Jonathan Goetzcke

Marcos Gomes 196

Shannon Gomez 179

Angela Gonzales 196

Juha Gonzales 205

Timothy Gonzales 73 , 196

Jodi Gooderham

Lena Goods 88, 89

Brittany Good,v1n 179

L Gordon 102

J essica Gore 50, 196

Dustin Gores 196

Amber Gosda 179

Cory Goshorn 196

J esse Goshorn 165

Knst1n Gowey 196

Michael Gowey 36, 143, 213

Robin Grabher

J essica Grall

David Grammer 196

Dale Grant 127, 205

J amelle Grant 205

Kelly Graves 36, 179

Cole Gray 127

Dane Gray 196

Johe Gray 179

Winton Gray 179

Gabnel Green 196

Matthew Green 76 , 196

Chnst1ne G regory 165

Spencer Grenfell 165

J os hu a G resham 196

Danielle Griess 165

J essica Gness 205

Allison Gnffiths 72, 196

Fredrike Grillo 143,

R andy Groe 165

Kendra Guldan I 00, 196

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Timothy H agelberg 196

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James Ha ll 179

Zachary H alligan

J ames H alstead

Adam H ansen 197

H aley Hansen 179

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Cole Han son 197

J oshua H a n son 197

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Tiffanny H app 197

Cass idy Hara 197

James Harm on Jr 197

J enn1fer H armon 165

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Garrett H ams 179

Rourke H ams 144 , 220, 229

Jesse H art 197

BenJam1n H aschke 126, 179

Daniel H aschke 144, 229, 230

Michael H aschke 21

Andrew Hasett 197

Cara H assett 144 ,

Jenn1fe r Hastings 179 205

Sean H asttngs 54 , 67

Roseanne H atcher

Jordan Hauser 3 , 41. 108 , 160 165

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Curtt s Havengar 179

Abbe)' H awes 144, 230

Amy H awley 197

Zuzana H ayda

Clement Hayes 108 , I 65

Kelly H ayes 18, 38, 39, 165

Patnck Haymes 96 , 197

Cohn Haynes 144 ,

Tracy Heywood 23

James Hearn 205

Seth Heam 127 , 144 ,

Chad Heater I 79

Andrew H ead 197

Alexi s H eid 197

Kaycee Heid 42 , 43, 75,144 , 213 , 230

Anna Haenzmann

Brandon Helm I 65

J amie Henders on 144 , 230 , 231

Robert H endrix 144 ,

Joshua Herbert 197

J as on Hermann 2 , 197

Bryon Hernandez 165

Erin H erzog

Robb Hewett 197

J acob Hiebert 197

Brett H iggins 21

Wilham P Hi ght 171

K1mHill 197

Ryan Hill 197

Wilham Hillen 5 , 17, 25 , 41. 144. 213

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Dane H 1nen 197

Andrea H o 60, 61, l65

Kelly Hock 197

Rhonda H offert 47 , 81 , 197

J effrey Hoffman 158

Kelly H ogan 121,145.231

Chnst1na Holbrook 179

Gabe H oldren 197

Aimee H olley 158

Jennifer H ollingsworth 197

Geoshua H olsinge r

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Hun1er Hoose 179

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Schuyler H opple 179

Emily H oppin 46 , 47, 197

Tim H oppin 19

Quinn H omecker 197

M a ll hew H osburgh 180

Amy H oselton 205

Joshua H oughton I 65

Zac h ary H oughton 197

Jan Housel 82. 197

Danielle Howell 165

J oshua H ubbard 165

Taryn Hubbard 197

Adam Hudson 198

Jos hua Hudson

Melis s a H ueman

Kyle H uizinga 165

Suzy Hu1z1nga 165

Andrea Hunt 173 , 180

Natalte Hunt 88 , 89 , 160 161, 165

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Wtlham H untsman 165 o Uo

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Mari sha I brahim 198

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Mick Jeanne 165

Rodney Jeffers 198

Frank J efferson 180

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Cori Kennedy 146, 232

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Gregory Larson 180, 181

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Nalhan Levitt 181

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Kyle Lewis 199

Rachel Lewis 171, 181

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R obert Lows tute r 166

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Dylan Lucas 120

Chasity Luce ro

Larry Lucero 171

Sean Ludden 166

Elizabeth L ukrafka 63, 182

Sara L ukrafka 63, 100, 182

D aniel Lyna m 199

Nicho las L y n ch

Th om as L ynch o M o

B re nn a M aas 12 1,147,232

S tacey M aas 182

Sierra M abe 199

J ess ica M ac D onal d 205

Ki mberl y M acey 182

M aganne M ac key 12 7, 199

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Samuel M adrid 83, 205

M enaka M ahaJa n 108, 113,166

Jacob M ak.ho} 182

Andrew Maley 147,

Anisha M alhotra 108, 148, 233

Olga Mallett 199

Vanessa M allicoat 199

Wilham M allicoat 182

April M aloney 182

Lori M aloney 62, 108, 148, 214

Patrick Maloney 199

Russell M altempo 87. 88, 14 8, 206, 2 14

Nicholas Manchen 199

Anna M angan 88, 89, 199

M ichelle M antilla 148,214

Natalie Mantilla 182

Valerie Mantilla 182

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Jessica M aple

Christopher M arbut 199

Keith M arcello 199

Nadia M arkovch1ck 108,113,126,148,215,233

T yle r M arshall I 02, 103,171

Keith Marston 108, 166

B na n Martin 199

Candyce Martin 74,148, Crystal M artin 183, 205

Diana M artin 80, 199

Eli M artin 200

Elizabeth M artin 172, 183

J ames M artin 200

Katharine M artin 102,200

Kirsten M artin 102, 200

Michael Martin 90, 91,127.171

Sean M artin 46, 47, 128,148, Shauana M artm

Shaun Martin 127, 183

W ilham Martm 166

Christina M artinez 205

Dominic M artinez 102, 166

Ehzabelh M artinez 61,131, 172, 183

F rances M artinez

H e idy M artinez 148,

Hope M artinez 97, 120

Jerry M artinez

Rh et Marunez 200

R on M artinez

Crystal M arti n son 183

Ashley M artynow 14 8, 215, 233

T aylor M a rtynow 200

Antonija M arusic 127

E n k M aso n

T yle r M ason

M egan M atson 200

R ac h el M atson 183

J e remy M atthews 148, Kevm M atzk e 93, 148,

P atr ick M a tzk e 183

Cory M aughan 200

K a trina M aughan 148, 233, 234

Co rinn a M a u p in 183

A s ia Maus 6 1

Derek M c B roo m 36, 37, 14 9,

M ic h ael M c B room

J e nni fe r M cColl u m 167

M a n d i M cConnell

J e remiah M cCord 167

S teven M cC ra c ke n 183

R yan M cCue 167, 183

A M c D o nal d 102

Shan no n Mc D onal d 81,200

A manda M c D owell 167

Hea th er M c D owe ll 167

Chan ule M cAllis te r 200

A nd rew Mc D aniel 200

M ary M c D onald 200

E lai na M cGrew 200

J ess ica M cGrew 200

R ichard McGuane 19, 149 ,

Amber M c K ay 85, 86 , 126. 149,

D ora M c K ee 82

G regory Mc K ee 183

J ames Mc Kee 4 6, 4 7, 75 , 108, 149, 215

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Th omas M c Kni g ht 200

Al ison M c La ughltn 200

J ason McLaughlin 183, 205

J ohn M c La ug hlin 200

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Brandon M eans 200

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Arlen e M e d rano 183

S h annon Meehan 4 7, 80 , 200

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S tevie M e ie r 126, 183

Mark M el an con 67, 200

Erk M el an der

Ry an M e ln ic k 183

An gel M e ndoza 205

Ang el a M en na 1 l 6, 167

B radley Messe r 158

G arre l l M etzler 205

Mar isa M eyennk 4 7, 205

Jenni fe r Meye r 47 , 183

Edw ard Meye rs 205

N e d M eye rs 200

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J a m es M ill e r

J e ffrey Mill e r 183

Rac he l Mill e r 167

S tevie M ills

Chris top her Mi l ne 200

J ose ph Min ardi 205

Se basti a n Min ges 127

Annel yse M iore lh

C hn s ly M 1lc he ll 183

Amanda Mod 1z 149, 21 5

Darren M o1tz fi e ld l 83

Jere my M o les 54 , 55, 67, 183

Larry Mo nso n

D o m i n ic M o ntan ez 36, 37, 58, 59, 149, 23 4

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Ju stin M o nt oy a

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D esiree M oore 78 , 149, 23 4

N icole M oo re 24 , 25 , 42, 43, 108 , 167

Dean Moosdorf 200

Samantha M ora-J imenez 205

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Th eresa M organ 167

J ustin Morgan 90, 183

Adam M o rganegg 200

C hns topher M organegg 149,

D an M orrison 58

Elhan Momson 200

M atthew Morri s on 149,

M ichael M omson 41 , 167

Jean M oseley 150 ,

Eduardo Mouttnho l 02 , 108, 167

Jess ica Moya 167

T arah M oya 61. 180, 183

Tri stan Mraz 167

Natahe M ue ll er 183

Andrew M ues 183

Anthony M ulJad1 43 , 200

Ka thryn Muller

B randon Munroe 200

J ohn Murfin 184, 205

Chri s topher M us grave 201

J onathan M usgrave 184

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M an e Nakagawa

W il h am Nannie

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M arlys Nassau 173, 184

M arissa N eal 184

Ryan Nee 160, 167

P aul Needha m 41 , 167

Katnn a Neitzel 184

R ac hel Ne lms

B nan Nelson 167

J oshua Nelson 201

Mtt c hell Ne lson 184

R obe rt N esbitt 201

J ane t N euki rch ne r 78. 88 , 127 , 167

J ose ph N evi lle 167

J ames N ewcome r

Lee N e w gent 21

Steven New ton 184

Tneu Nguye n 201

Viola Nguyen 97 , 120

A sh ley N ic hols 76, 18 4

Lori N icholas 102,20 1

A my N ie lse n 20 l

H ea the r N ielsen 184

Adam N ims 43, 113,167

Aman da N issen 184 ,205

Kat ri na N itze l

A da m N og uchi 167

S te ph en N o la n 20 1

Lo uis N olti ng 184

Kerry N o rm a n

J ohn N o rth ern

A aro n N o rt o n 205

Am a nd a Nu rnmelin 150,

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Erin O' D ell

Anthony O ' Farrell

J ean O' H ayre 121.158

M ark O' H ayre 201

Michelle O ' H ay re 167

Sean O ' H ay re 184

J o s eph O ' H oro 201

J u li e O ' Neill 20 1

Thomas O ' Ne11l 201

Robert O ' Rtley

Jess ic a Odden I 02 , 20 I

Darby Odell 184

Cod, Offerson 167

Adam Oldene11et J r 20 1

Grant Oge 167

Rory Olguin 171 , 184

Jessica Olm 184

J o s eph Olin

Andy Oliva s

Angela Ol s on 201

Edward Omara 111 150,

Bnan Orem 20 l

Sta c ey Onn

Diana Orttz 184

Nicole Osborne 89 117 167

Ol m Osborne 88 , 184

Lind s ay Os ten s on 184

Chri s tine Overmyer l 00 , 20 l

Al1c1a Owen s 205

Cali Owens 184,201

Seda Ozdemir 108 168

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M ark Palcsak 201

A m anda Pal m er 184

Logan Palme r 168

M ic hael Pa lme r 36, 184

Mau hew Pantaleo 201

Nicole Papes 116 127 158

S h irley P aredes 150,

BenJam i n P arke r 18 4

J o s hua P arry 43 , 161. 168

Donald Parsons

M atthew Parson s 184

R andt Patton 89 , 39,184

Robert Payne 201

J ames Pay te 205

J e remy P ay te 87 , 127, 201

M atthew Peachey 168

Shahna Peed

Tate Pellegrin, 102, 201

J im my Pen r od

Andrew Peoples 20 1

A lexander Perea 205

David Perleberg 19, 184

Ray Perkins 20 l

Kn stine Perry 87. 184

W illiam Perry 20 l

Abigail Pete rson 201

Bri tt any Pe terso n 201

Benjamm Pfeiffe r 184

Gab ri e l P fis te rer J 08, 1 12, 11 3, 168

Sarah P hil hps 4 2, 4 3 , 108. 151,206,216,234

Rebecca Pie rce

C arli P ie rson 18 4 , 205

Trevor P 1e tra feso 4 3, 201

Ed w a rd P ike 73, 15 1,216

Tyle r Pike 184

Gerry Pin son 205

Sarah Pizzo 171

Danny Poeter 185

J esse Poitra 185,201

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Kelly Potiue 74, I 02, l 08, 112,151, 234, 235

Shannon Politt e 173,185

R1ckilee Pollock 202

Cassandra P orter 35, 97, 151,

Cassie Porter 168

Todd Porter 113,117, 168

Lera Pos1hj1e r 168

J ennifer Powell 151, 235

Timothy Pray 34, 43, 44, 100, IOI , 151,206,216

Jesse Preston 21, 36,121,151,216

Mi c ha el Pn ce

Donald Pndm ore 36, 67, 168

J ohn-Enk Pnegel

Alyssa Pngel 102, 202

Casey Primmer 122,123,168

Rocky Pr ivratsky 168

Nicholas Pros 205

Stephanie Prugh 102, 185

Dustin Pru itt 94

Robert Pru1ll 185

Gregor Ptok 127

J oshua Pumphrey 158

Cameron P yau 202

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Andrew Quirk 78, 79,128,151,216,235

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Dwight Rahorst 87, 185

Raymond Ra1chart 158

Nicholas Ralls

M organ Ramsden 151,216

Kenn eth Ramsteuer 36, 93, 168

Luke Ramstetter 202

Sheila Ram stetter 168

Zechariah R andolph 202

Elizabeth Ranfranz 202

Garrell Ratchffe 202

Jonathan Ratk1ew1 cz 202

Nicholas Ratterman

Juliann Rau 202

Sean Raza!

Caleb Reed 202

Brittany Rees 205

Garrell Regner 84,168

Kelli Rehder 18, 108, 112,113, 138, 151, 235, 244

M1 chala Rehd e r 202

Steven Reid 185

Cody Reinhart

Josef R einhart 171

Christopher Reinholz 202

Dylan Reitmeyer 185

Shannon Remmers

Sarah Rene

Erin Resnic k 185

Brooks Ri ch 91, 185

Mel isse Rich 151, 206, 216

Jame s Richardson 161, 185

Victoria Rickard 75, 108,151,232,235

Reyna Ri co 17 l

Aaron Ridder 185

Nathaniel Ridder 185

Katherine Ridge 63, 88, 10~ 168

Ryan Ril ey 60, 96,168

Ju s tin R1mbert 202 F,,.,.

Adam Ri stau 21

Steven R i uenh ouse 158

Candice Rivera 202

Aaron Rizzuto 202

Rob Rizzut o 168

Jessica Roal 185

Renee Robbins 108, 113.168

Landra Roberson 152, 235

Lind sy Roberson 74, 202

Du st in Robert s 21, 36, 152, 217

Luke Roberts 36, 202

Heather Rob10son 185

David Rockvam 202

Ashleigh Rodri guez 185

Monet Rodrigu ez 172,185

Stephany Rody 127

Makenz1e Ro gers 202

Patri ck Rogers 202

Randi Rogers 17 l

Morgan Rogl1ano

L1sana RoJas 43, 116, 152, 217

Chyanne Rom ero 202

Gilberto R omero 158

Rebecca Romero 171

Stephen Romero 185

Daniel Ronune 205

Marshall Romine 205

Brian Ron son 205

Cathlene R onson 185

J essica Roorda 185

J ohnathan Ro sa 168

Danielle R ose

D anielle R osener 168, Rachele Rosene r 202

BenJamin Ross

Karen Ro ss 108, 152, 235

Adria Rossi 202

Daniel Rossow

Nicholas Roth 152, 217

Thomas Ro ybal 205

Behren Royster 47, 73,152,217

Erin Rozelle l 08, 152, 236

Jeremy Rozelle 168. 169

Apnl Rundquist 185

Wesley Rupp

Benjamin Ryan 168

Jacqueline Ryan 168

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K yle Sabo 185

Mauhew Sa10don 185

Samuel Saindon 36, 168

Agleen Sanchez

Danielle Sanchez 152, 236

Tanna Sandifer 168

M ichael Sandoval 43 , 185

Steven Sandoval

Abby Sands 24, 168

Sean Sands l 52, 236 •

Vanessa 8ant1 stevan 168

John Sasso 171 •

Christopher Satterfield

Daniel Sauerfield 202

Ke lli Sauer 81, 202

Aaron Saunders 168

Lee Saunders 43, 44 , 54, 168

Dougla s Savngo 168, 205

Hannah Savage 173 , 185

Rom Savage 202

Sheena Sayed 108, 169

Steven Scarbrough 169

Amber Schafer

Lee Schafer

Mi c helle Schafer 202

Holly Schanhals 150, 152. 217, 236

Enc Schapiro

Jennifer Schiffman 86, 88,169

Jo se Sch1rrmeister 74, 152, 236

Rebecca Schuster

Aaron Schlesinger 185

Matthias Schlieman 36, 152, BrentS chmidt21,36,37, 169

Dargan Schmidt 89, 185

Kara Schmidt 185

J essica Schnathorst 153. 236

Adrie Schneider 169

Carolma Schoch-Smith 169

Dane Schow 19,169

Rohen Schreiner 153, \Vilh am Schremer 185

Ellzabeth Schrock 169

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Megan Schwartz

Paul Schwering 169

Angela Scully 97,169

Bnan Sedgeley 185

Krisue Seipp 169

Aaron Seitsinger

Jenn1fer Selbe 205

Alaina Seligman 63, 176, 186

Trevor Selkirk 153 , 236

Frank Sellers 171, 186

Robin Senf 169

Li sa Senter

Steven Senter

Chad Serpan 153, 217

Ryan Serpan 169

Jenn1fer Sestnch 169

Jonathan Sestrich 47 , 202

Lee Shafer 17

Jeremy Shannon 47, 108, 169

Bethany Sha\v 169

Scoll Shaw

Terry Shaw 5. 21,169

Sarah Shawcroft 86. 153 171

Todd Sheffield 186

Crystal Shelton 186

Mi chael Sheppard

G10a Sherman 169

Jason Sherman 202

Alexander Shier 47. 202

Dana Shier 88,153, Michael Shinkle

Laurel Shorter

Damon Shuey 126, 186

Amber Shulthe1ss 203

James Silvey 186

Geoffrey Sims 25, 41, 54, 55,138. 153,217

Adam Simmons 43 , 203

Phtlhp Siu 25,153,

Kelly Skala 170

Nicholas Skelton 186

Geoffrey Slater 186

Timothy Slater 153, Daniel Slaughter

Tara Smiddy

Adam Smith 78,153,237

Ashley Smith 170

Camssa SmJth 170

Danielle Smith 203

Deidra Smith

Derek Sm1th 153 , 237

Desiree SmJth 186

Eric SmJth

Hillary Smith 23.153, 237

Jason Smith

Jeffery Smith 203

Kan Smith

Michael L Sm1lh

Michael R . Smith

Michelle Smith 170

Shannon SmJth 203

Tara SmJth 154, Holly Snyder

Travis Snyder 43 , 186

Knst1n Solawetz 186

Jessica Soliz 203

Andrew Solomon 40, 41 , 154 , 237

Tyler Solomon 154, 237

James Sommerfeldt 154, Troy Spahn 203

Megan Sparks 154, 237

Knstin Spear 90, 203

Courtney Speer 203

Loren Speer 170

Robyn Speer 203

Kenneth Splant 94,154, 2 I 7

Kevin Splant 154, 217

Cody Spurlock

Sonny St. James 203

Stephanie St. James 170

Mane Stagnitto

Robert Stahl 120, I 54,

Justin Stahmer 203

Jeremy Stands

Jenn,fer Steckmyer 203

Natalie Stegall 154, Farley Stephenson 203

James Sterling

Heid, Sterrett 89,154,217,218

Brandon Steusloff 77, 186

Brandan Stewart 171

Dustin Stewart 186

Patrick Stiles

Cody Stiner 186

Kylte Stitt 186

Matthew Stoakes 203

Katie Stodola 43,154,237 , 238

Kyle Stodola 203

Keith Stoeber 186

Ann Stoker 186

Douglas Stoker 88, l 54, John Stokes 54,170

Bradford Stone

Desiree Stone 170

Marcie Stone

Kenneth Storms 79, 155,206,238

Stephan Stott 158

Nathan Strait

Anya Strauss 203

Matthew Streetman 203

David St.reweler 203

Michael Strocky

Cassidy Strode I 86

N1cholle Stroh 186

Alexander Stroud 127

Christopher Stroud

Jeremy Slruthers

Ton, Sullivan 108. 171

Sadie Sullivan 89, 108, 113155, 206,218

Shannon Sumner 24

David Sund 83, 155,

Charles Surratt 47, 186

Sylvia Swanson 170

Kimberly Swisher 62 63, 170

Casey Szabo 158

Ju st in Szabo 186

Victoria Szadok1erskl 186

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Gabriel E Tafoya 186

Gabriel Eugene Tafoya

Thomas Tafoya 186

Amie Taft

Katherine Tapia 203

Eric Tarantino

William Tarantino 127,171

Deborah Tarum 50, 203

Allison Tarz1an 126

Sam Tate 170

Sara Taulby 85, 203

Jason Taylor 170

Julianne Ta ylor 203

Ryan Taylor 186

Tamarina Taylor 155, 238

Tom Taylor 58

Jared Temanson 203

Ju stin Terry 203

Marcu s Thackston

Jonathan Theisen 186

Jason Thoen 186

Bnana Thomas 186

Mary Thomas 155,238

Daniel Thompson

David Thompson

Enca Thompson 46, 203

N 1ckole Thompson 203

Jo shua Thurgood 186

Merlin Tibbitts

Alexandre Titov

V1tahna Titova

Steven To 203

Maureen Todd I 27

Heather Torbit 50, 203

Br1tn1 Tortora 155, 238

Kamal Tottempud1

Rahul Tottempud1 96, 158

Jane Travi s 186

David Traylor IV 203

Rebecca Trea su re 89, I 87

Richard Trenk 204

Roxanne Trenk 61, l 08, 170

Megan Tnpp-Add1 son 20 , 47 , 187

Bambi TruJ1llo

Christopher TruJ11lo

Kathalina TruJ11lo

Matthew Tuffin 187

KeJth Turgeon 75, 79,128,155,218

Bryan Turner 78, 79, 88, 128,108,155,239

David Turner 170

Dylan Turner 187

Lora Ulander 170

Ryan Unger 171

Katherine Utley 187

Suzanne Utley 187

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Kn sune Va1voda 23, 187

Jennifer Yalent1ne 204

Alexandra Valenus 187

J ason Yan Damme

Thomas Van De Bogart 204

Corinne Van Duzer 187

Steve Yan Dyke 187

J acob Vanhorn-Beliveau 170

Dani elle Van1k.

Kri sten Yanik 127, 204

Justin Vanonnan

Anothy Vargas 187

Hannah Varan1

Kri s tel Vaske

J enmfer Ye11lrobe 127

Zackarey Verard1 187

Amy Verm1ll1on 171

Ward Veller 187

Ry an Vierke 41,113,155,218

Heidi V1llanueba 239

Ro se Villarreal 204

Franc1so Villegas

Crystal Vincent

Stephanie Vincent

Richard Vo1t-Chromy

Jack Von Bu rske 187

Ohv1a Von Koh om 204

Cathenne Vorhies 58, 97. 120, 187

Christopher Vorhies 36, 58,155 239

Mervyn Vowles 187

Kate Vredenburg 173. 187 o Qo

Shanna \Vagehng 187

Cy Wagner 187

James Wagner 204

Troy Wag oner

Timothy Wahlme1er 187

Amanda Walcker 204

Tammy \Valcker 155 , Mallhew Wales 158

Kri sty Walker 187

Carly Walker 204

Ja clyn Walker 80, 89, 204

Jo shua Walker 204

Apnl Wallace 204

Deann Walla ce 155, Samuel Wallace 204

Scott Walla ce 90

C!Jfford Waller 187

Adam Wallerste m 76, 187

Ryan Wallerste,n 171

Drew \Vallon 187

Wes ley Walton 156, 206, 239

Gregory Wamboldt 21, 41, 170

Doris Wang I 08, 113,156, 239

Adam Wano 204

Amie Ward 86, 88, 187

Jessica Ward 117,121,156,

Joanna Ward 126, 187

Jonah \Vard 170

Amber Warden 116, Tyler Warner 204

Bradley Warosh 187

Elizabeth Watkins 20, I 87

John Watson 187

Kelly Watso n 170

Matthew Watso n 187

Ni co le Waugh

Margaret W ebb 204

Jo s hua \Vet s 35, 170

Amy W eisheit l 08, 156,

Li sa W e1she1t 87, 204

Cass idy Welch J02, I 03, 170

Crystal W elch 156, 240

Kri s ta We lc h 88, 108, 160, 170

Samu el Wellen s1ek

Alexander W e ll s 156 , 218

Mi c hael Well s

Piers Wendlandt 170

Du s tm W e ndling 156, Mi c hael Wendt 19,102

Jenni e Wengrovious 88, 156, 240

Ni cole W es t 83, 204

John W est head 170

Sara Whaley

Deborah Whan g Christopher Whelt on 204

C hri sto pher Whitford 21,108,156,206,219

R yan Whitfo rd 21

Amand a Whne

Jay son White 170

Tahtha Whitl atc h 62, 63, 170

Lu cas Whitman

J o hnathan Whitney

M itchell Wh itney

Grant Wi c hmann 170

J asmine Wic hmann 188

Candice William s 171

El izabet h Wilham s

Julie Will iam s 182, 188

K evin Willia ms 21

Samantha Willi ams

Susan W 1ll1ams 156,

E van Wilh s 41 ,156,240

Andrew Wil son 54 , 55,156, Hollie Wil so n 188

J essic a Wil so n 04

R obert Wil son 157 ,

Stephanie Wil so n 204

Katherin e W i nham 170

Ariana Winkler

Chris tina Winter 121,157, 2 40

Carolee Winters 97, 120,219

Eh s ha Winters 204

Rebecca Wint ers 204

Andew Wolaver 43, 204

Enca Wolfe 102, 2 04

Edward Wood 100,204

Rebecca Wood 12 1, 157 ,2 19

M ick Woodwonh 188

Laura Word 108,121 , 126, 157 ,2 19,240

Amber Worden 74 , 157,

James Workman 34, 43 , 44 , 158

Li s a W orobey 78, 170

Morgan Worthington I 08 , 170

Eli Wouk 78 , 160, 171

Marcu s Wright

Mi c ha e l Wright 205

Ktffany Wunderli c h 158, 219, 240

Chelsea Wyatt 86, 204

Marv in W yatt

R achel Wyland -Smi th 204

J ulie Wym a n 204

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Jaso n Yent er

Emil y Yocom 113 , 126,158,219

Julia Y ocom 188

Daniell e Y ork

Abigail Y oung 188

Laura Y ou ng 50, 188

Jo sh ua Yu s hka 171

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Drew Zam 96, 100, l 7 l

B retl Zahrte 75, 128 , 158 ,240

Cassie Zebrosk1 205

J essie Zebroski 204

Mi ssy Zebroski 205

Ryan Zenker 171

An ge la Ziegler 205

J am1e Zi egle r 36, 75, 128 , 158 , 219

Andrew Zimmerman 47 , 54,108, 171

Cassan dra Zimmerman 47 ,205

Elizabeth Z1ppnch

J acqueleine Z1rbes 205

J ohn Zirbes 188

Bnan Z oril 127

Amber Zurcher 205

COLOPJION

Face to Face was publi shed by Jo sten's School Produ c tion Group of Topeka , Kan sas . Our co mpany repre sentative was Gary Cordray The book is a size seven (eight by eleven inche s) and contain s 263 pages. The paper is eighty pound B ordeaux and 1300 books were produced . The cost of the book was $35 00 or $32.50 with an activity ti cke t.

The theme idea was originally co nceive d of by Mr Ron Pinelli , Mr. Bill Kelley , Joe Borden and Tim Pray . The cover des ign was conceived of by Jo ste n's arti s t, Roxanne Ebbert , and wa s created by Bill Kelley , Ryan Nee , Joe Borden and Tim Pray us ing Adobe Photo shop 4 .0 on a Power Ma cin to sh 6400/200

All co py and graphics were de sktop were des ktop pub lished on Macinto sh co mputers usi ng Adobe Pagemaker 5 0 Output wa s on aXanteAccelawriter 8100 tabloid 1200dpi black and white printer and a Hewlett Packard Des ktop 855 Cse color printer.

All body co py is in 12 point Palatino and captions were in 8 point Time s. All s tude nts name s and grade leve l were taken from a co mputeri zed official di s tri ct enrollment li st. We apo logize for any inadvertent errors

Face2 Face

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Co-Ed1tors-1n-Chlef: , .......... Joe Borden

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Staffers

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M organ Anderson

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Luke Durgin

Ch ris D yb1ng

J esse Dyffryn

M onica Ferrell

Mel issa Ford*

R enee Ford

Fredncke Grillo

Kendra Guldan

Cassie Hara

Jenn ife r H olli ng sworth

M elissa J o rg e n sen

Zach Lewis

Ja colb Lockhart

Kara Lollar

Eli Martin

J eremy M atthews *

Tim Pray

Katie Carlson

Elizabeth Lukrafka

Sara Lukrafka

Heather M c Dowell

Stefanie Nahley

Ryan Nee

Corinna Maup in

J ason M cLaugh lin*

Chns M organ *

Tri s tan Mraz

Adam Nims

Christ ie Overmyer

Landra R oberson

Dani e lle Sanchez

Cassandra Schwartz

Amber Shulthe1ss

Phill i p Siu

Alex Stroud

All ison Tarz1an

Kn scen Yanik

April Wallace*

Sam Wallace

Mike Well s

S tephanie Wil son *

Ed Wood

James Workman

Drew Zam*

Ryan Zenker

• -D e notes full -yea r s taffe r

No one said this was going to be easy My predecessor, Ron Pinelli, gave me fair warning last May "You've done a middle school book before, but you've never done a high school book. There's a lot more work involved with a high school book ." He also said something about being organized, but somehow I misplaced all of the notes I took from him in the mass of papers on my desk

Well, I was given fair warning . It turned out Mr. Finelli was right. There is a tremendous amount of work involved with a high school yearbook, and coordinating all of these projects takes foresight, hard work, attention to detail, and, yes, organization Fortunately for the students and staff at Golden High School, a number of talented people had signed on for this year's class. First and foremost among them are the two editors-1n-ch1ef, Joe Borden and Tim Pray. Not only have they saved me from going completely insane, but they have put 1n more than their fair share of time to produce a lugh quality book . Numerous returning veterans have also been extremely helpful and hard-working, and I have been very lucky to have some of talented newcomers join the class.

While many people may think it is crazy for anyone to want to sponsor the yearbook, it does have Its rewards. It 1s exciting to watch a group of students who want to produce a large and complex final project. Sometimes they struggle with the technology, sometimes they procrastinate, but somehow the jOb always seems to get finished.

This has been a very hectic year, but at the same time rewarding. I look forward to working with the students ?f OHS on the yearbook for years to come. Now, 1f I could jUSt those notes

Bill Kelley

First of all, I would like to thank my girls , Liz and Sara Lukrafka; without them I would have done much more work and less play. This class would have been totally unbearable without them Although we have our occasional spats, that happen almost everyday , we have learned to work together to produce quality matenal including Babies and Buddies. Over the course of the two years I have learned to respect them not only as editors, but also as friends

Next on the list of "thanks" are Adam Nims, Ryan Nee, Katie Carlson and Heather McDowell. Thank you for your dedicauon and hard work on the yearbook, no one appreciates it more than me Katie- Yo, Mama I would like to thank you all for the laughs and mental help. Heather, I took your advice and look what you got me into

My last thank you's go to the two Echtors-in-Chief, Joe Borden and Tim Pray. Over the years they have shown what they are made of: some humor, a httle bit of sweetness, a lot of talents, tons of character, but mostly ego! Thank you to the second semester seniors : Morgan Anderson, Phillip Siu and James Workman. This year, the yearbook staff has to say good-bye and thank you to all of the seniors Good luck in the coming years

Thank you all, Stefanie

Nahley

After three years 1n yearbook, they finally let me write ,n this space Wow. First of all, I would like to thank Canada (excluding Quebec). Next, I would like to thank Tim and Joe for gu1d1ng the book this year Thank you guys for taking full responsibility for any mishaps that may happen as a result of this getting published. Thanks to Mr. Kelley for coming 1n and taking over the yearbook this year; hopefully next yearw1II run smoother. Thanks to all of the people who helped specifically with yearbook: Chns and Dale, Nims, Finell!, The Triplets (who have now been declared "untnpllf1ed"), Drew, Heather, Katie, Jimmy, Dragonsba1ne, Zenker, Workman, Barker and Med1ner. Oh yeah, I want to thank my yearbook drawer because I used it as a locker for about three months. Next, I would like to thank some other people/ things who are important to me: my family, my CD burner, the council girls (Jeret, Kelly, Abby, Krista, Meredith and Kendra), all of the other council kids, the white spot 1n my hair, the oven 1n the yearbook room, my action figure collection, Austin, Gern,, Bruno, Matt, Dan, Parry, 'Duarda, The Onion, UCB, The Simpsons, and the monkey who ate my glasses 1n Mexico Oh, and I would also like to unthank Steve Jobs, the founder of the Apple Corpocat1on, for making my life worse than it had been before your 1nvent1on.

This year went by so fa s t, there wasn ' t much time for complaining Although , there were many time s I felt hke pulling my hair out. But, jUSt like the year before , and the year before that , I ' ve managed to get through 1 t Thank s to the support ofmy fellow yearbook1e s. Joe Bo,rden and Tim Pray have especially made my publishing expenence worth my time I would hke to thank the re s t of the staff who have stuck It and given the Demonium all their time and effort . Thanks to Mr Kelley for his hard work and determination 1n making this year productive and memorable Thank s to everyone for making these past three years wonderful. Well, another year has flown by and it's been yet another expenence I can't believe I'm saying this, but I wish to thank Joe and Tim You guys have been somewhat of an influence, although I hate to admit it. Thanks al so for putting up with me for 3 years . Thanks to all who have put up with my griping about yearbook, you know who you are. It's hard to believe that I've been a yearbook s lave for three years and still enjoy it. Thanks again to Tim and Joe for some very weird times! Love to all on the yearbook staff.

Katie Carlson and Heather McD

- Ryan N ee

Class of 2000, If any of you are reading thi s, we are very s urpri se d But for the few of you who actually are, we would like to say a few words of wisdom . The la s t fo ur years were full of hangin ' out , having ton s of

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brink of in sanity ; they get more work done anyway. Mr Ki c k-me-in - the Nee , you hat e who? Alway s remember glasses that don ' t s tay on , theFour-wheel drive road and the incredible Cockle . fun and even getting int o a little bit of trouble To the se nior girls, thank s for bnghtening our

Pea ce out to all the others : Stef with an F, the twin s and Barker We day with yo ur great per so nalitie s and loo ks. To the brotha 's, try not to party too mu c h in co ll ege... ha , that was funny . To all the little people in yearbook, good lu ck . Without us, next year is going to be a blast. Thanks to Kelley for making us lau gh every tim e you t alk, pea ce. Remember to always s ave the babies and buddies money for scre\v-up s.

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HAHA Oh yeah, thank s for almost going in sane too We re s pec t tho se wh o are on the

would like to know what you actually did all year be side s cutting up spreads and loo lang up porn on the inte rn et. Heather, learn how to wax and be qui ck about it. Katie , you got a C! Keep up the good v,rork . You know where to find us. Better luck next year Good-bye Golden Hi gh School, it wa s fun but it 's time to move on. The great tim es will always be re me mbered Until n ext tim e, Tim Pray and Joe B o rden

T h e C r ew The yearboo k editors take a few minutes ou t of their hectic sc hedule m order to get a picture of their lovely faces. Se ni o r Joe Bord en sa id , '' If any of you are upset with the quahty of thi s yearbook, see Stef, Ryan or Mr Ke lley, cause I'm ou tta' here P eace!" Ph oto by B K elley

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