GHS Yearbook 2003

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Cover photo, · top left , by B Kelley, middle by M Ford ,1nd bottom right by Kevin Ilall , courtc~y of ll1t(',oldenTran,;cr,pl

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Senior Adam Hudson plays the saxophone The Jazz Band had the honor of playing at the grand opening of the Colorado rv1ills mall in 2002.

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Ju n i ors Alyssa C uc h iara and C hr isci na Montgomery make lastminute adcluions to the Class of 2004 s homecoming float The jun iors fin1shed first in che annual co m peunon

hat 1s m a roon?

R e di s h - bl ac k or blac kishr ed 1 Without ever knowing th e true vi s ual definition of the co l or maroon, 1t 1s easier to sa y that the color maroon define s the Golden Demons Though s pirit c lothing drastically differ in hue, Golden athlete , students and facul ty embrace maroon and white into everyday wardrobe Gold e n sporting events are characteri ze d by th e sea of maroon form ed in the stands by spirited students, faculty, parents and alumni .

Maroon made headlines in newspapers thi s ye ar with exce llence in academics, athletics and service. The football team registered the most GHS publicity with only the third appearen ce in the 4Astate finals since 1956. After lo sing the first four game s of the season, the football team scrapped their way to the 4A state finals with nine game winning streak. Despite the loss against Monarch, th e Demons ra cked up honors in all-conference , all-state and coach of th e year contests

Sophomore Alex Coleman watches the homecoming assembly in her po\vderpuff uniform

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The Demon band performs m formahon at halftime

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ardi Gras came late to Golden this yea r in the form of GHS ' s 130th homecoming celebration. The carnival included a flame thrower and clowns, favorite parade decor included bead s and feather s and the Demons came out in dro ves to witness the Stuart Bell embrace after being first Homecoming game win in six years. The dance cro,vned

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at the Arvada Center on Friday night regi s tered record numbers, almost 800 students! That's more than half of the sc hool. Prom King and Queen Sh1art Bell and Jessica Billings danced the night away like true royalty. Magic was in the air for the Golden High School Homecoming 2002 .

asse ly and spirit week

h a t was yo ur favori te s p irit d ay?

" H awaiian D ay was th e b es t b eca u se I 've wai te d 4 years t o b e a se ni or and it's mu ch mo r e fun t o d r ess up n ow."

-C h a n til e M cA li s t er , 12

" H awaii an D ay b eca u se th e guys wo r e skir ts t o sc h oo l. "

-Tanish a M ann , 9

" P aja m a D ay b eca u se a ll I h ad t o d o was r o ll o ut o f b e d an d go t o sch oo l ."

-Beth any Bl a ir, 9

"All o f th e d ays b eca u se it was fun t o see h ow cr azy A m e ri can hi g h sc h oo l er s a r e an d h ow mu ch s pir i t th ey h ave fo r th e ir sch oo l and t eam. M y hi g h sch oo l in Ge rm any was b o ring comp are d t o Go l de n

-Anj a Mu e ll er , 12

Yee h aw ! Juniors Megan Elliot and Aaron Bluse clap their hands in amusement at the Homecoming Assembly Coaches congratulated their teams th.is year on JObs well done, with quite a few funny anecdotes thrown into the mix Freshman Devin Schow puts it quite precisely, "Sp1nt week was dandy"

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D o ubl e t h e Pl eas ur e, D o ubl e th e Fun

The sophomore class belts out theusupport for their school at t he assembly This year select studen ts perticipa ted in class contests, of course at GHS, everything's fau-, therefore seniors ah"7ays win and freshman always lose Seruor Brittany Marsh liked Decades Day the best and commented, "It's fun because you get a chance to go back to all the days you never got to live "

photo by K Shulthei~

Pe ace out! Sophomore Andi Larson 1s having a rocking good tin,e One of the days fo r sp1r1t week this year was a decades day Sophomore Whitney Allen said, "Spirit week 1s cool because it gives me an excuse to look stupid"

Brrr it' s cold in here learn all of the cheers"

Freshmen Megan V1g1l and SteYen Walker s it on blocks of ice to tes t how "cool" the y are Of course, Student Council thought of everything tlu s year and provided the contestants ,vith leftover sleeping bags

Junior Stephanie Sadler said, "it was really fun and everyone ,-vas having a blast."

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photo b) K Shulthe1!"-,-

A} oha! Sen101'5 t-.1~an t-.1atson and t-.1elbsa Rogers practice hula during Ha,\ iia n Da, The other days (or Spirit \\'eek were Decades Da} Golden Sp1nt Day, Pa1ama / ~1e~sy Hair Day , and ~1ard1 Gras Da) Seni or Tony ~tauri ,aid , " I Jo, e lspint ,,·eek] It gi, es me ..,elf confi d ence "

photo b, K C:hulthe1,-, Dance to the mu s i c Junior Jacob Han sen dances along with the dance team and the le\ el III football team Golden students enioyed an arra) of produchons put on b) all of the spirit squads, including the notorious hand JlVe" Sophomore Krysta Terry said, "The assembl; \vas great because \Ve got to '"' atch a ne,, batch of freshmen

• carn1 and parade

his year's theme for homecoming was Mardi Gras, thus, students decked out their floats in true New

Orleans style. Beads, confetti, steam boats added to the traditional demon garb contributed to the perfect Golden Mardi Gras parade down the Washington Street. Residents showed up in flocks to witness the 130th celebration of Golden High School in October as the floats , clubs, bands and spirit squads strutted by on their way to the game.

Prior to the game, a carnival hosted by Student Council featured live musi c by local bands , opportunities to nail the math teacher of your choice with cream pies and a profess ional juggler/ comedian. The most watched event, powder puff football conclud ed with victory for the senior girls of 2003.

Ro ck Star Junior Clayton Willer rocks out at the homecommg carru val.

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On Top Of The World Senior Toby Cochran and Ca1thn Cowen, senior norrunees for Homecommg royalty wave to the crowd during the parade Seniors Jessica Billmgs and Stuart Bell won the titles

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Thumbs up Senior Physics II student Gabe Green glides through the parade on Mr Schalhamer's Zappy Scooter

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photo by B Kelle r

2004 Spirit Juniors Allison Frost and Chnshna Montgomery help attach last minute decorations to the Junior class float

Go Lon g junior. 1ccole Perisho prepares to thro\\ a pass at the powde r puff game She said , " It ' s an interesting sport because it's all girls pla} 1ng '

Cruising the town Seniors Johanna Crock and stand-in Mark Palcsak nde do\.vn Washington Street. Crock and Matt Fritz \Vere nominees, hovve, er Fntz chose to nde 1n the parade"' 1th the Ph\ sics II studenh

demons win 26-13

fter the 2002 hom e co min g game there spec tator s ru s hed for th e football field as th e D e mons b ea t the Arvada Red s 26-13. In ce lebration of Golden 's fir s t h o m eco min g win in s i x yea r s fans began a tradition of rus hing th e field after every in cr ed ible win thi s season. To s how their s upport, the peopl e in th e s tand s s tood up on the ble acher s for the l as t seve n minute s of th e game, a nd by th e tim e there were only two minute s left in th e game ther e was a mad ru s h for the neare s t stairs t o th e field

The s pectators were not th e only ones doing th e ru s hing Senior Troy Spahn ran for 169 ya rd s and one tou chdown , while se nior J.C . K e lle y s topped the Red s from rus hing anywher e with 10 ta ckle s. Senior M ar k Melan co n found th e endzone for two touchdown s. Senior Kim Hill s aid , " The team did great and eve ry one did what they were s uppo se d to do . " In 1996 the football t ea m beat the Arvada Red s for the victory, just like thi s yea r Senior Ned M ey er s said , " We pla yed as a team and did a good job and the result s were good."

Stop that Red! Josh >Jelson keeps the Red's defense from rushing the quarterback Nelson made four tackles during the Homecoming game

Sen i ors J.C. Ke ll ey, Ma tt Panta l eo , and Juruo r Tyler Baruch pile on the Red with the ball Pantaleo had four tackles, JC had nine and Baruch finished up with three

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Senior Robert Chrisman reache s out to stop An ada from gaining yardage

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Get the quarterba c k! Ke, 1n King tackles the quarterback ngh t as he thrO\\ the ball Ke, 1n had three sacks and four tackles

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Get the Ball Junior Tyler Baruch and senior D J Franco tr) to block the quarterbacks pass Franco \•:as credited\\ 1th se, en tackles and one sack for the game

a night in New Orleans

" The homecoming dance vvas a big hit, '' said 1un1or Darryl Preston Student Council worked hard on making the homecoming dance spectacular I t took about a month to p lan for the over 800 expected at the Arvada Center on the night of the dance over 1000 students from Golden High , and and the i r da tes showed up w i th their dance shoes on and ready to go Sophomore student council member Kenzie Kreller sa1 d ," It was better then last years homecoming dance We also had a lot of people show up from our school and different ones, so we made a lot of money" Krysta Terry added," It was fun and we had a good DJ. "

H ey M aca r en a! Junior Tiffan} Davis and her date groove to the macarena " The DJ was 1ammm " Said so phomore Nicole Brov.•n photo by

Royalty Homecoming King and Queen Stewart Bell and

Billings slo,v dance after they were crowned Homecoming King and Queen There were five senior couples nominated for this year's King and Queen The winners were announced during halftime at the Homecoming game.

Take a s eat Sophomores Flor Cady and Tanika Tafoya rest their busy feet for a couple of minutes. Sopho m ore Angela Roldan said ," I thought it was fun , but I t hink it could have been better "

The y' ve got s tyle Homecoming attendants , eil Burnett and Stephanie Dockstader dance with the Homecoming queen and King for the 2002 royalty dance eil Burnett and Stephanie Dockstader were pronounced the sophomore attendants at the homecoming assemb l y They pause and smile, showing off

Photo By A Preston

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fun in the sun 2002

he be s t memorie s co me from s ummer vaca tion A time for re s t and relaxation, a time with family and friend s. Whether you travel to another co untry , or jus t hanging out at a nearby lake , there is no time lik e s ummer . The good times and fun in the s un will not soo n be forgotten. We a sked for picture s of your s ummer outdoors, and yo u res ponded! H ere is the best of Summer 2002!

Muscle S tud s: Seniors Andy Faulkner, Justin Stahmer, and Dane Casterson all shO\V off their muscles as they pose for the camera 1n the Rocky Mountains Senior Ank DeVelder says "Right no\, , your friend s are the most important part of your hfe "

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photo by B Kelle\ Senior Ashley William s poses \Vith cardboard Elvis

Se niors Ryan Armitage , Natte Cooper , Luke Roberts, JC Kelley and Troy Spahn enioy a day on the water

photo b) B Kelle>

Acro ss The G l obe: Seniors Shannon Meehan and Kim Bea sley tour the busy streets of Florence, Ital) Shannon told us, "This \\ as the last s ummer before \.\'e graduated, and I think everybody made the best out of 1t It \\'as great 1"

Riding the Waves Sophmore Sarah 1vhller perfects her skills on the \\ ak e board "I love hanging out at the lake \Vlth my friends. lt 1s the best part of summer!" said sophmore Ke\ 1n Shulthe1<.s

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Later Ga t or: Senior Robert Christman Cory Maughan struggles to stay afloat at Lake Po\vell Freshman Dane Benoy said " The best part of summer 1s that you get to act hke a kid agamt"

in the ass

p le n dor in t h e G r ass, a n epic of tru e l ove in th e 1930s implies th a t l ove h as n o b o und a r ies eve n

w h e n p a r e nt s a n d famil y a r e co n s tantly try ing t o s m ash th ei r l ove into th e g r o und . Juni o r C hris Musgr ave sai d , " Bud 's fa th e r w as very s tr ic t o n n o t all ow in g Bud t o b e a r o und D oanie . Hi s f a th e r was try ing t o m a k e him a r eal m an in th e wo rld ." As th e s t o r y unf olds, co mpl ica tions sti r u p th e dee p es t e m o ti o n s.

D o ani e fee ls the s tr o n ges t e m o ti o n s for Bud . Bu t as th e tw o b eco m e se p a r a t e d , D oanie co n s id e r s t a kin g h e r life b eca u se s h e l o n gs f o r Bud Fin a ll y, h e r pare nt s t a k e h er t o a m e n ta l ins ti t uti o n w h e r e h e r life b egins t o ch ange fo r eve r Nee dl ess t o say h e r l ove i s l os t, ye t s h e find s a n e w o n e and b egins ag ain .

Senior St u art Be l l s hu n s junior Onna Poeter 1n his role as Bud Bell's coun terpart Poeter, plays a girl named Doanie The play Splendor 1n tlte Grass played for three nights 1n the GHS auditorium and \.Vas over two hours long Juruor Ashley Bunn said, "Dus play \.Vas so much fun. The cast 1s beautiful "

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Se nior To n y Mulj a di a nd on -s t age g irlfri e nd junior As hl ey Bunn fight against her parental guidance The play was very delightfu l and s uspensful You co uld tell t he company was very comfortable working with each other " We ' re a family who have seen each other through life Thi s 1s like our photo album," said junior Angela Finke

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Jake Lockhart showen under the

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Raft Tnp One Junior Raft tri p 3 aboard the "Arnold".

final farewell

os t se n io r s l ea p fo r joy w h en th ey ge t o ut of hi g h sc h oo l, but so m e a r e sca r e d t o e nte r th e r ea l wo rld th a t l ies ah ea d Se ni o r Jo hn Fl y nn co mm e nt e d , " it was r ea ll y sca r y go in g int o h igh sch oo l, eve n if I was w ith m y fr ie nd s, but n ow I h ave t o face co ll ege w ith o ut WIILlltJl.:.!tlJJJi~

~ :.;;~... m y fri e nd s . ' ' K a ri e G r ove sa id, " I ' m r ea d y fo r co ll ege, r ea d y fo r a n ew ch a ll en ge." C H S a l so sa id goo db ye t o fo ur t e a ch er s a nd a sec r e t a r y l as t s prin g Goo d lu ck and thanks for yea r s o f t eac hin g t o En g lis h t eac h e r M rs. Sand y Na tio n s, f o r eign l a ngu age t eac h er Mr To m Swee t, m a th t eac h er Mr s. D ian e K ess l e r , soc i a l s tudi es t e a ch e r Mr Mik e O ' D o ri s i o and finan cial sec r e t ar y Mr s. Lind a Ba k e r

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The retiring tea cher s o f Go ld e n Hi g h , Mr S\-v e et , Mrs Na h o n s, Mr O ' Do n si o and Mrs Ke ss l e r s a y their final go o dbye s Mr O ' Do n s 10 s aid , " I wi s h my s tuden ts o nly the be s

Senior Chri s tina Carbone ge ts h e r diploma C a rbone exclaimed, " I finally did it, I can ' t believe i t 1"

Senior Brandon Beehler walks a\ ·ay \\'ith his diploma Genoa Car, er said ·· 1am not done \\'ith school, no\, I have college

Senior Matthew Sullivan gives h1.., goodbye speech Tra\ is Sn) der said, " I ha\ e \\ aited so long to graduate, and nO\\ Lt 1s here"

Seniors Andrea Hunt and Mackenzie Cottle sneak 1n one more hug while sa) 1ng goodbye E, eryone \Vas excited to graduate for different reasons Rachel Garnett said, "I can't \\ a1t, nO\V I get to ha\ e one full year of sno,v boarding "

Rebecca Treasure sings "Good Riddance" to her graduating class Dargan Schmidt said, "I ,v1ll miss high school, but I am ready to mo\ eon "

knight to remember

hat is your biggest Prom nightmare?

" Mv dress getting stuck 1n mv stockings or something like that. "

-junior Lindsy Roberson

"So meone -.tepp1ng on m) dress and it falhng off ."

-1un1or Laine\ lv1cGre,,_•

If you could have Prom anywhere, where would it be?

" A pier b) the ocean would be ,, onderful It ,,vould be romantic and a night to remember "

-senior Stephanie Prugh

" I ,vould ha, e 1t on the moon It 's never been on the moon It vould be cool on the moon "

-senior Jennifer Donnelly

What were you excited about most?

" Weanng my dress and feeling prett} "

-senior Ami Blakeman

" It 's my Sen1or Prom 1I ' m looking fonvard to the ,vhole thing'"

-seruor Celeste Gardener

Prom King and Queen seniors Clay Albracht and Jane Travis pose for their picture There were four sen1or couples nominated for lung and queen "My fa, onte part about being Prom Queen ,vas '•"-'earing the cro,vn and getting free pictures," said senior Jane Tra,·is

Sophomore Lisa Grantano and iuniors Gwen Carey, Kayla Rehder, Jenna Mons, Erin Carey , and Caitlin Co,-ven stop for a picture

Senior Jessica Billings and iunior Kyle Hauser boogie do½•n Th1s year'~ theme vas "A Krught to Remember" so the Student Council decorated Terrece Gardens at the Denver

Merchandise Mart with med1e, al style decorations "The ice sculputu r e ,..,as the best by far It gesinwas classy," said seruor Ami Blakeman

Se n io r M arco DeCarl o tries t o s t art off the season nght , 1th a s,, ing of the bat. Junior Sean Coughlin earned a spot on the 2002 AllColorado baseball team , batting an amazing 513 "Thi s year" e real!} united as a team and set the s tepping s tone s for next vear's season," said unior Tro S ahn.

field of dreams

What wa s y our fa v orite game and why?

,.,. P o m o n a b eca u se it was sn ow in g a nd we pl aye d o u r h ea rt s o ut It was u nfo rtun a t e th a t 1t was ca ll e d for li g ht, b ut we ca m e b ac k th e n ex t day and wo n in ex tr a innin gs 12-1 1. Th a t was o ur b es t ga m e b eca u se we p laye d wi th a lot of e n e r gy an d h ea r t."

-j unior Sean Co u g hl in

" Ra l s to n Va ll ey b eca u se th ey we r e r anke d 2nd in s t a te and we b ea t th e m r ea ll y b a d . Eve r y b o d y o n th e tea m pl aye d h a rd ."

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" Th e Geo r ge W as hin g t o n playoff ga m e b eca u se w e b ea t th e m 17-4 and b eca u se we pl aye d as a tea m W e hit th e b a ll we ll a nd we sh owe d a l o t of h ea rt ."

-se ni o r Ta l o n G l ea t on

Fron t Row : T Spahn, M Seligman, R. Ellis, M DeCarlo, T Gleaton Sec ond R ow : Coach B Madden , Coach J Madden , G DeCarlo, K Dob y ns, Ass1:,tant Coac h, Cha d Sigg Ba c k Row · L. Roberts, M Melan con, J Hiebert, S Coughlin, S Kirk , B Debaets

nee~ or speed

rack and field includes many events that require s trategy , physical toughness , strength and endurance. Freshman Luke Nelson said, "To me I think runrung track takes a lot of momentum and concentration."

Sophomore Shane Rodriguez said his favorite part of racing was," fini s hing, and the blood rushing enjoyment of competition ph o to b) T Fo f<l and challenges that I face. "

Distiguis hing factors of this year included new a new coaching staff and smaller number of particpants. Head coach Greg Holland regi stered the team for at least two meets per week. New to the team 's coaching staff were Niki Burger, Al Talbo t, Shaine Wieber and Coach Heffner. When junior Mar c us Barber was asked what the team motto s hou ld be he replied, " The motto for this year's track team shou l d be 'Goo d , better, and the best: never rest unti l the good are bet t er and better best. "

Jun io r M a tt Frit z throw s the shotput The thro\v1ng team \\ as coached this year by Al Talbot "It \.Vas hard to ach1e\ e enough strength to thro" the shot," sophomore Jordan Stncke r commented on the technique of thro\., 1ng The highlight of the season for the thro\.\ ers \.Vas ,vhen seruor Clay A lbrecht placed second in the W1nd1ammer meet.

photo b~ B Kelle\ Sophomore Stephanie Sadler s pring s out of the blocks during a Jeffco tri-meet Because of unpredictable spnng ,veather, some tra ck meets ,, ere cancelled or postponed Sometimes the meets are rescheduled, but mostly they are 1ust cancelled

photo b) B Kellev

Se nior Curti s Hav e n g ar hold s th e s tarting blo ck for 1un1or James Wagner Though track events are often competed in ind1v1dually, team\-vork plays a large role 1n the success of the team as a \.vhole

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Junior M e li ss a Ford \-\inds up to thrO\\ the :,hot at AAC

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Junior Shannon Meehan leap s over the 100 meter hur dl es Meehan came 1n third place and \\ as \ ery e,c1ted to ach1e\'e t he vic t or, during this r ace "I t \\'as hard t o ma1nta1n speed and endu rance agains t the othen,," said rvt eehan

star players

he girls la cro sse team had many thing s to be proud of thi s year. " This year we ha ve worked so hard to beco me what we look like today, If it wasn't for are coach helping u s everyday than we would not have that many wins or so many of us girls on the l eader boards," said Kara Siewart.

Junior Amy Nielsen ranked fourth in State for goals with 50. Sh e also had 20 assists. Seniors Jessica Behunin and Courtney Kreller followed with 22 goals As a team , Golden sco red 180 goals and only al lo wed 59 against them. Goalie Melissa Kennedy made a total of 118 saves Unfortuna t el y, their season was abruptly ended by Heritage with a 6-10 loss .

Junior Jill Durgin runs downfield . " La crosse is th e funne st sport to pla y, it combines the \V11l to \Vtn and the s tr ength to keep on going," said seruor Callan Miller

Sophomore A l ex Verrastro tries to make a fast s t op Golden la cro sse is known for their speed and ag ility "Gir ls lacrosse is the best, I wish more people can,e to our games we need all th e suppor t that we can ge t," said senior Anne Dobyn s after a hard days pra ctice

Senior J o h n Carpe n ter rushes the Chern Creek pla} ers as the\ fight their \Va) do,vnfield Coach Mike Thum1n said, '' Lacrosse 1~ the fa-.test gro,, 1ng sport 1n Colorado and Golden High School 1~ becoming one of the premier p rograms in the s t ate '

sticks of fire

h e Go ld e n Hi g h Sch oo l b oys l ac r osse t ea m was led b y se n io r s G r eg M c Kee, Ke ll y G r aves, C h a d H ea t e r, M ik e P a lm e r, Ryan Lew a n a nd Au s tin Ad a m s. Juni o r Ro b e rt C hri s man said, " W e ca m e t oge th er as a t ea m w h e n we n ee d e d t o, a nd h a d goo d a ttitud e and lea d er s. Th e und e r c lass m en r ea ll y s t e pp e d up a nd s h o w e d u s so m e thin g. W e m a d e it to th e fir s t r o und o f th e s t a t e pla yo ff s ag ain and h o p e t o go furth e r n ex t seas on ."S enio r Jo hn Ca rp e nt e r l e d th e t ea m in sco rin g with 47 goa ls, cl ose l y fo ll owe d b y so p o m o r e T y l e r Baru ch wi th 4 0. A s a t eam , G o ld e n sc ore d 15 0 goal s and m a d e it t o th e playo ff s. Go altender se ni o r Mik e P a lmer m a d e a t ota l o f 140 saves.

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Fr ont Row : Will Cant.veil, Corey Gobbo Second R ow: Josh Secora, T} ler Baruch, Austin Adams, Whitney Blumer, Greg Mckee, Jushn Boring, Jon Theisen Th i rd Row : Head Coach tvh ke Thum1n, Dan Salano, R) an Po\.vell, Chns Halley, Andy l-funtsman, Kell} Gra\es , Andy Redmann, Assistant Coach Justin Ronayne Fourth Row : Mat t Pantaleo, Justin Stahmer, tvfatt Brune, Chad Heater, Robe r t Chrisman, John Carpenter, Mike Palmer, Ja::.on Stenseth

serve 1t up

Tenni one of the mo t watched ports in the world. Tenni i a port that require agility, tr e ngth and intellect. Each player mu t be able to focu and give the game all they have got while making every practice enjoyable and exhilarating. Junior Katie Garrett aid, " Practice i s important becau e it keep you in hape and help you get to know your partner who play with you in double matche " Technique i the mo t important part of tenni becau e one mu t know what to do to win. Mr. B yme and Mr. Stoke coached thi year.

Doubles partners Junior Kaue Garrett and senior Marl>s Nassau rract1ce their technique

Front Row : Katie Garrell , Chn'>t1e Moore Marlys Nas-.au. Mallory Nassau. Ali \.V a1-.on eco n d Ro" : Rachel Matson, Rhonda Hoffert. Emily Kolm, Christine Mat,on, Andi Lan,on. Bnttan) Berg-.tedt. Eli1abe th John,on Back Ro,v : Diana Sendgraff, Kalle Riordan Coach Bob Stokes. Coach Dick. B> rne, Emtly Hoppin, Dylan Re11meyer

Ju s t Han g in ' A ro und Dr Algiene 1s 1ust hang1n around at, elcro night hosted b\ the student council 1n April "Velcro night,, as a mad sick time. Although the \"elcro suits,, ere kind of uncomfortable for guys, I highly recommend going ne~t ) ear ::.aid senior ~tatt Tuffin The admission for the\ elcro 1ght \\'as S3 00 and all of the proceeds \\ent to the freshman account to host bigger and better e, ents 1n the future

f you could change one thing about Student Council at GHS what would it be?

" If I cottld ch ange one t hin g 1t wo uld h a\'e to b e t o h a\-e peop l e wo rk as a whole. Ins t ead of only o n e o r two peop l e pe r class working s u pe r h a rd a nd eve r yone e lse t a k ing i t easy, h ave eve r yone work h a rd an d b e o n t as k ." -j unio r Jo h anna Crock

What has been the b es t event held b y Student Council at GHS has held and why?

" Th e b es t eve nt is th e S tud en t Co u nci l r e tr eat, I think so b eca u se 1t gave u s t ime t o bond wi th each o th e r an d h ave a r ea ll y grea t ti m e " -fr es hm an La ti s h a Barbe r

Wha t did y ou s ay? Sophomores hang out at the sophomore lock-in hosted b\ GHS student council "The sophomore lock in ,vas great fun and ,vas a great oppontunit\ to hang out\\ 1th m; class," said sophomore Jasmine Akes At the lock-in all the sophomores pigged out on food, pla} ed basketball, and other games All of the mone; \\ ent to the sophomore a..:count to enable them to host more e, ents

Senior Haley Hansen slides 1n front of her oppone n t to steal the ball and tr} to score a goal. Senior Brittan}' Babk1e\v1ch said, "My fa, on te game was against Arvada, e\ en though 1t was our last game, I felt \Ve played together and played as a team "

hi s yea r m a n y t a l e nt e d gi rl s ca m e o ut fo r socce r , m a n y th a t h ave b ee n play in g fo r a numb e r o f yea r s. Juru o r Bria nn a Bla ir co mm e nt e d " I 've b ee n pl ay in g socce r si n ce I was a l ittl e g irl I s t a rt e d a t th e age o f fo ur b eca u se I w ante d t o pl ay a s p or t ."

Th e D e m o n s ro ll e d o ut w ith win s

aga ins t D 'Evelyn, Bea r C r ee k , M o n a r c h and L a k ewoo d Se ni o r H a l ey H a n se n le d in sco ring w ith

e i g ht goa l s. Fres hm a n goa li e Dana G a rr e tt m a d e

136 saves.

Ba ck Row: Anya Strauss, Enn Carey, Liz Ranfranz, Elisa Butkus Middle Row : Anna Ma n gan, Johanna Crock, Carly Walker, Sara Sherlock, Bnanna Blair, Vanessa Mallicoat, Joanna Galio to, Tessa Lee, Coach Ra1nsford Front Row : Lauren Bogart, Makenzie Rogers, Brit tany Babkiewich, Gwen Carey, Haley Hansen, Danielle Garnett, Beck;, Ketchum, Dana Garrett

Jor d a n Gas pard take s a s win g to hit the ball off the f 11 , a) There are many different reasons\\ h} people decided to tc1kl• up the sport of golf "I got interes t ed 1n golf because of Tiger \\1oods," said sophomore Samatha D isne\ "M} f amtl}, friend:,, and bo, s got n1e interested on golf," added\ anes<.a F.1rrell.

hole in

eol f 1s a game of concen t ra ti on a nd s ki ll. I t takes a l o t o f practi ce a nd pa ti e n ce t o be s u pe r1o r in thi s s p o rt E\ en t h o u g h go l f m ay n o t b e o n e of th e m os t p o pul a r a nd comm o n s p o rt s, 1t is s ti l l fun t o p lay no m a tt e r w h o yo u are Th e go lf t ea m n ow only co n sis ts of seve n p l aye r s, fi\ e of w hi ch a r e n e½' t o th e s p o rt ,., M y favo rit e th ing a b o ut go lf i s s impl y hittin g th e b a l l s," said so ph omor e Sam anth a D is n ey. "See in g h ow fa r I ca n hit th e b a ll i s my favo ri te tlu n g ab o ut g olf," said so ph o m o r e Va n essa Farre ll. Fo r so m e p eo ple, go l f ca n e ,.1e n be more th e n Ju s t a fun s p o rt . " I l i ke hittin g th e b a ll s in go lf beca u se 1t 1s a g oo d s t r ess r e li eve r ," sa id so ph o m o r e D a ni e ll e Teter. N o m a tt e r w h o yo u a r e o r w h a t mi g ht b e yo u r fa vo rit e thing ab o ut it, a lm os t eve r yo n e o f u s can find so m e t h in g t o lik e a b o ut go lf.

GOLF

Jordan Gaspard, Christie Overmyer, Alexis Held, Saman tha D1sne1, Danielle Teter, Coach Becky Croz ie r, A lana Gra\, Vanessa Farrell

wtilite water memo

olde n High School 1s unique 1n that each year the faculty and alumni organize raft trip s in Western Co l orado and Utah for the juni ors Last year, three trips were organized 1n the spring to raft the Yampa and Green rivers. The trips are always memorable for the 1uruors and a good chance for th em to bond before enterin g senio r yea r Unfortunately, because the popularity of the area and the unavaliabihty of permits, the second trip was cut shor t and the rafters only experienced th e Green Ri ver. Side trips include a hike to a waterfall, a s top at a hot springs and a visit to the Dinosaur Quarry Juru or Eli Martin said, "The raft trip was the most fun I've h a d on a school activity II At th e Homecoming assembly th e year after the trips, th e rafters are awarded w ith Bes t Rafter awards and the more controve r s ial CA2 award (Chronic Compla in er) The Golden raft trip has a long tradition and hopefully wi ll be con tinued for years to come.

Junior Raft Trip 3 warms up 1n the springs Three tnps headed for the Colorado and Green R1\ers left from Golden High School 1n April and Ma}

T rip On e gathers around the ¾aterfall for a picture

J u nior Na t e Cooper engages 1n a water fight benveen raft s as they make their \•,ay do,vn a slo,.v <;tretch o f th e Yampa Rn er

~laving a great time acting, sen ior Jes!:> 1ca Roat , pulls off a \\'Onderful performance Jessica president of the drama club, can onh expres5 I .ima

ith one

ord 'Pa-.sion, it gn es , ou e\ er, thing you need 1n life

his s pring ' s mu s ical, cho sen by Mr. Klug , was The Soi1ndofMusic. The drama club was well suited to this play because there are many roles for children.

Sophomore Onna Poeter was awarded the lead role of Maria. '' I joined Drama because I love to act, and it helps me see into other people lifes. '' explains senior Becky Treasure.

The Van Trapp children gat h er around Mana, played by sophomore Onna Poeter

Deyon adventure

hat wa s the mo s t exciting or fun trip to go on thi s year?

" The most excihng trip for me this year was the Lake Havasu trip because we were able to go into a sweat lodge to go on a v1s1on quest."

-senior Tarah Moya

11 1 trunk the most exciting trip we went on was the southwest trip because we got to go cliff diving and learn a lot about ative American cu ltu re."

-seruor Ste,,ie Meier

What was the mo s t important thing you learned from Senior Sem?

" The most important thing I learned was from our day at Urban Political. It taught me how not to be Judgemental toward others, and to see life from a different perspective from othe r people's pomt of view."

-senior Tom Garre tt

Seniors Aimee Leidich and Eri n Resnick sit back and enjoy the scenic , 1e\, "h1le trying to keep \\. arm

Front Row T'r lcr I'1ke Stevie t>tc,cr Brian Le,\ , T J French , MiJ..c Palmcr,' Oan Braum Tar.1 BanJ..s, Brdd D~nlap, Shawn Darcy, R.ichcl \Vybnd Back Row· DMg.in Schmidt, Shann.i \.Vagelmg L.:,,ht!' Daniels Jane Tra, ,~ A1ml>e Leidich T.ua Mo}.i Beth ~1Jrtm Erm Resnick Tom G.irrett Cl,1)- Durham Jon Thi~cn , Brian Scdgclc} , Julie W1lli.ims , K1r,-hn C.1nada\

Senior Bryan Levy gets up early to make breakfast for the group

marriot memor

adie HaVvkm s 1s orgainzed by the 1unior class comm1 ttee of Student Council This y·ear the class of 2004 sec ured the Southeast Den\ er Marriot m the Tech Center for the e\'ent The room was s pa c iou s and rea so nably decorated Hundred s of girls and their date s came the the annual sw itc h-around dan ce where the girl m, 1 1tes the guy of her dream s Though not as formal as so me of the other dances, so me go all out Juruor Andy T schetter sa id ," My date put s tar on my ceilmg to ask me out "Junior Aaron Riz z uto also sa id his date opted for the glo,v-1nthe-dark star m,·itahon

Junior $hannon McDonald and Shannon Meehan haYe a bl.i~t "Jd IC5,

Junior Cassidy Hara s pin s her chopsticks to the rh) thm of the music.

Juniors And, Wola\ er and Abbit? Peterson get dO\\'n on the dance floor

bands

ight bands particiated in Battle of the Bands Spring 2002 including Rocky ' s Red Rocket, The Gromos , Left of Maple and Comer 4 . Fre shman Chase Larson said, '' Wow, the lead guitarist of Left on Maple rocked! '' Each band put in hour s of practice preparing for the event and many of the guys in the bands have been playing together for years. The event usually draws an audience of students , middle schoolers, faculty and parents .

he dail y life of a GHS athlete is in ch aos. Mo st athletes wake up a t unreaso n a bl e hours to only work out a bit before school s s tarts, but they get a littl e n ap in during th e ir off - blo ck Practices can sta r t immediately after sc hool and some don 't even end until 9:00 p.m. Mo st prac ti ces get yo u 1n shap e by running , running , and mor e running , but are al so mi xe d with

Seniors Scan Coughlin and Kev in King game preparation. (( Prac ti ce is one of the hard es t thin gs, but it get ready for a play dunng the gam e against Green l\1ounca1n The vari st) basketball team 1s ch e only ream to beat the 5A power house " It was a is all for the better,» said so phomore Dana Garrett. Most social team ,vin said King

t ime is taken away by prac ti ce a nd games. Games ran ge from

7 a.m . on Saturdays to 6p.m on S undays. «Gam es al ways conflict on my schedule," said junior Tyler Baru ch. Games test an athlete's patience and they are always toug h , althou gh chat fee l ing you get wh e n play ing is why yo u play. Failures a nd accomp l ish ment s are always closely watched and c riti cised, but yo u keep on p l aying. «GHS athleti cs ru l es,» said se nior Ryan Armitage.

seasons

hat a seaso n for Golden High School's football team . After four close lo ss es in a row the Demons firu s hed the

Senior Nate Cooper run s th e ball m for a Demon touchdown Tius year, Cooper p layed everything from quarterback to runrungback and really pumped up his s tat s \¥1th 698 yards rushing, 149 yards receiving, 71 yards passing and 41 ta ckles regular season vv1th a record of 6-4.

The Demon s won a crucial regular season finale against Gateway 20-17 s e c uring a s pot in the 4A pla y off bracket. The Demons faced topsee ded Longmont m the fir s t game but Golden came out s trong to win 17-13

" We knew we couldn ' t 1ust run against them We had to open up the pass ing game/' sa id head coach Al Ta l bot, who r ece ived a coach of the yea r award.

Th e s eco nd playoff game was a remat ch against Gateway. Golden so lidified their powerhou se status in Colorado with a sc ore of 28-14 A victory against Fruita-Monument (21-7) in the semifinals propelled the Demons into the final s for their fir s t appearance s in ce 1959 "'' Our team 1s all fight , all heart ," sai d se ruor Tro y Spahn. Golden residents , s tudent s, fa c ulty and alumru gathered in the thou sa nds at Centaurus High School to witness the Demons make his tory. However , Golden fell to the undefeated Monarch team in a close battle of the defen s e . More than anything , this year's team helped put the Demons on the map in state-wide co mpetition, giving the oldest school in Colorado the long overdue respect it de serves.

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Front Row · N Cooper J McLaughlin J Emsbach. A Oldenettel. T Spahn, R Amutage M Soren.<;en, J \\lagner Second Row A Faulkner J Botljer J Noble&, A Ohnemus, B Drexler Coach A Talbot K Dobyru;. D Saunar K Froyen, M Fn tz, C Maughan Third Row, S McKendry. D. Jankov1ak D Bolger C Heater J Blincoe R Haves, S. Wieber J Kelley C Kelley B English, M Thumin. B Black. S Darcy A Soreltion Fourth Row : J Stncker D Fr anco, M Pantaleo. T Baruch, K Pike, S Rodriguez, B Hoogheem G \\lilson B Coggan C Morsette Fifth Row · J Lockhart R Chrisman B Dalgetty K Hill G OeCarlo, J Rocke B~ck Row · J Nelson, l\i Meyers. K King , L Roberts, J Keller, M. Melan con

Se n ior Lu ke Rob erts makes another amazing ca tch Robert s s igned a letter of intent with the CSU Rams before the 2002 season Ro berts, a four year varsity starter had 853 yards receiving and 54 total tackles.

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Seni or Gi n o DeCarl o breaks av-.a} from the Littl eton defense In the championship game against Monarch, Gino had 75 yards re ceiving to add to a sea,;;on total of 312 DeCarlo also completed 82 yards rushing and 33 tackles courtesy of www achonpic9 com

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K e ll ey expresses his frustration after a tough loss to Wheatndge in the regular season. Kelley dominated \Vith 554 yards rushing, 126 yards receiving and 78 ta ckles

DEMO'.

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tridette?

on e op

hat 1s the funne st thing about being a

" The funnest thing about being on the

Tr1dettes is ,,vatching our performance video after v.1 ee k s and weeks of practice ."

Sarah T\11ller, Sophomore

" The best part about being a Tr1dette 1s perforrrung 1n front of people "

Ashley Clement, Junior

" Being a part of a team and gaining good friend s."

Jenn a Rlmbert, Sop h o n1or e

" Th e fun p art about being a Tridette 1s being in front of people a t ga m es and being part of a tea m "

Chan Hogan, Sophomo re

Just Warmin Up Sophomore Sarah Miller dances at the Homecoming assembly Sarah said "This years Homecoming vvas the best b} far." Th1S was Sarah's second year with the Tridettes

Front Row Ashley Clement, Hillary Chapple, Jenna R1mbert, Crysta Walker, Kendra Pros Seco nd Row Charli Hogan, Kayla Jensen, A1n"lee Daniels, Beth Lo, oy-Avers, Coach G1nnv Walker Third Row Carl\ Walker, Sarah Miller, Ally Mornson

Ge ttin ' rowdy Freshman Jocelyn Zu p m cheers on her Demons a t the f1n,1I regular stason football ga m e "It\\ as so co ld, I couldn' t fee l m} fingers or my toes, but it\\ as \\ ell ,vorth 1t," said 1u n1or Lisa i\1cL.:1ughlin Golden played Ga te,vay and ended \ \' t t h a ,·icton o f 20- 17 to movt! onto the playoffs

demons

hat are some team tra

"One tradition that \l\'e broke this year was not going to the State competition this year in December."

Stephanie \-Vilson , s enior

" No matter what the weather\\ a s hke ½' e showed up to the game s to support our boys "

Lisa Mc Lau ghlin , juni or

"Every month one of the cheerleader s would have a slumber partybeforeagameand wewould all stay up ]ate and ,vatch movies."

Ali Barnes, sophomore

" Every week on Tues day , \'\' e hold a meeting 1n Coach Conroy 's office to di sc u s s is sues that 1n\ ol\ e us and anything that rrught improve the s quad ."

\If e lanie Sco ch y, fr es hm en

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Front Row · Sydn ey Seigne ur, Dant Sykora, Madelain e H arris, Lisa McLuaghhn, Knshe Hagberg Middle Row : Jocelyn Zup 1n, Melanie Socoy, Kelse1 Scally, Ka the rine Gill, Ali Barnes Ba ck Row : Maggie McCreary, S tep han ie W ilson, Coach Conroy, T nsh McGee, :tv1arina Casterson, Colleen Morales

a league o ourown

hat does teamwork mean to you?

" This season was teamwork We Batter up Senior G\-ven Care}' \Vaits for the _£itch Carey had 55 at bats and 12 RBIs Carey earned first team all conference. had our "golden-d" and it was our team playing together. We worked together just to be robbed of the satisfaction we earned."

JenPridmore,11th

" To be a team is to work together and to play to the bes t ability of all the member s."

StaceyMartinez,10th

''To be a team is to know each others weakness and over come them, have perfection in the game and strive to win!"

KathrynMaloney,10th

" To have a team work together and see their accomplisments is the greatest thing in the world ."

DanaGarrett,10th • --

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Watch out seruor Erin Carey swings the bat so fast you can' t even see it Carey received second team all-conference Seruor t eam members included Erm and Gv1en Carey, Tabatha Bradeen, Kayla Rehder, Daruelle Smith, Kate Leadford, Courtney and Robyn Speer Pitcher Bradeen struck 77 people out this season

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Stealin' the base senior Erin Carey goes t o s t eal a base bu t runs back t o the safety of second. With 53 at bats, Carey had 22 hits and 11 RBIs Carey s t ole one base this season.

And you ' re out Sophomore Dana Garrett gets up to make the play Garrett had a bathng averade of 418 with 15 RBI s

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Front Row: Jenrufer Pridmore, Christy Moore Seco nd Row : Ka yl a Rehder, Stacey Martmez Third Row ; Kathryn Malone y, Danielle S mith, Tom Peterson, Mark Bollinger, Dana Garrett, Kane G ranqui s t Back Row Enn Carey, Tabatha Bradeen, Gwen Carey, I-Iailey Estrada,

photo by B Kelley Katie Leadford

demon aggression

his was an exceptional year for the soccer team. After completing the regular season

with a record of ten wins , four losses, and no ties , they placed second overall in their conference. This qualifyed them for the playoffs where thery scored 3 goals against Montezuma-Cortez . However they lost their second playoff game to Liberty High School 0-6. One of the team ' s greatest assets was junior goalie Steve Phillips who made 49 saves this year. Also crucial to the team ' s success were senior captains Aaron Rizzuto and Bryce Erickson who made a ll-conference teams.

Going for the Goal Sophomore Derek Swesey kicks the ball past an unsuspecting opponent Senior Aaron Rizzu to holds the team record for most assists tlus season w1th seven

Front Row : Matt H artung, Kevm Moul t on, Ian Lanier, Alex H uges, To mmy Hun tsman, Dernc Swet,ey Second Row : Bryce Enckson, Ryan Beeh l er, Nate Coronado, Rlcky Almanza, Aaron Rizzu to, Enc Lyman, Pa t rick Maloney Third Ro"v : Tyson Redenbarger, Steve Ph1lhps, Jason Pommerening, Ed Woo d , Cole H innen, Tyler Carson, Knst1an Larson, Coach Chad Reid

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Beware th e De m ons! Fres hman Na te Coronado Rockypre ps.com cre d its Co ronado ,,11th five goals and two assis ts for t he season.

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So phomore Tomm y Hunt s man soars down the field Huntsman scored one goal in regular season pla}

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pin' up the stats

ow do you think the volleyball team did this season?

,.,I think we had a vast improvement from last year and I hope the trend continue s "

-s enior Ka tie Riordan

"Well volleyball hmm, we did better than last year! That's for sure! But still we weren't the best! But I did have fun! And I guess that 's important!"

-sophomore Mackenzie Kreller

What a Shot Senior Kahe R1ordan goes 1n low to make sure s he gets the ball Kahe made a total of twelve blocks this season Kahe Riordan sai d , " Having to hit the floor co n s tantl y hurts 1"

Serve it up Sophomore Mackenzie Kreller prepares to ser:e the ball to the other team This season seniors Shannon McDonald and Anna Mangan received all-conference a,vards.

VARSITY

Us Them

Jump for Joy Fre shman Blaklee M1nez spikes t he ball O\'er the net for a ,vonderful shot "We bonded more as a team and did stuff together as a team and that helped us to ,vork together on the co urt," said 1un1or Christie Charleston

What a Game Senior Kelh Sauer gets a h1gh-fi\'e for making a great point for the team "1ackenz1e Kreller replied, "All I ha\~ t o sa} to the \'Olleyball girls 1s -FJ\IE STAR WARS-FUN, But painful! I love you all! Good luck seniors m college'"

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phot<' b\ B Kelle

Front Row : Brittany Marsh, Conrue Artica Second Row Anna Mangan, Mackenzie Kreller, Kelh Sauer Third Row : Shannon McDonald , Amy Fo s ter, Blaklee Mmez, Christle Charleston, Katie Riordan, Brandi Cappello, Back Row : Coach Jeremy Lucas

hat do you do to prepare for a meet?

"O ur team was m a de up mo s tl y of freshmen vvhich made it hard beca use we had to s how them the ropes but it was definately fun all the sa me."

DeborahTarumsenior

"We had a lot of fun thi s year! We all got to know each other better, wluch brought the team closer We all had great nick-names too Love ya nerd!, Nerd #2 ."

AmberDavidson,sophmore

" I ha ve faith in m y team and hope they all go for the gold. Abo ve all though, I jus t go out there and ha ve fun ."

Melissa Kennedy, freshmen

" We wou l d all ch an t righ t aft er the march-in, ' R-E-D , red H- O-T, Hot! We can' t help but w h a t we go t! We ' re bad, vve know it, we're here to s how it!"

Kellie Lankutis , freshmen

Queen of the uneven bar s,, seruor Deborah Tarum prepares to make her move Tarum qualifyed for sta te thi s year

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Front Row: Amanda Archy, Sar ah Kahn, Deborah Tarum Ba c k Row: Kelhe Lankutis, Amanda Davidson , Melissa Kennedy , Jessi Vits

on fire

he Jazz Dance team participate during the halftime shows at football games and other sports g ames. Some mi g ht s a y dan cing l oo k s easy, howeve r , the s e girls prac ti ce for hours ea ch da y. M an y o f th e m ha ve b een dancing their whole lives. The Jazz Dance team is known for their daring moves , such as a collapsing human pyramid and s up e r s plits, a s w e ll as th e ir am az ing fl ex ablility

A

Q: What made you join the Dance Team?

" I wanted to d o so m e thin g t o bui ld my se lf-co nfid e n ce."

-freshman Jess i e St e ll ini

"Th e peop l e o n the dan ce t ea m are ruce"

-sop h o m ore Jenny G iffo rd

For the Show Junior Allison Frost and sophomore Amv Hartman ha, ea good time 1n front of the home cro,vd Mo st of the dancers on the tean, haYe been dancing for a long hme Kendra Warren savs,"I ve been doing it since I ,vas tv, o

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To p R o w · Amanda Jordan , Kendra Warren, Brandy Wegscheider, and Alyssa Cuchiara Mi ddl e R ow · Je ssie S telhn1 , Jenny Gifford, Chrishna Montgomery , Katryna Mathieu, Megan Gab ri , and Am} Hartman Fro nt Ro w · Allison Frost

run 1t u

hat types of things are going through your head while you are running?

" I think about how I ha ve to run fa s ter than m y competitors."

- s ophomore Erin W eber

" How close I am to the fini sh , and how tired I am. "

-sophomore Rand y Zimmerman

" I think of anything that will take my mind off th e ra ce."

-senio r Jon Sestrich

" How mu ch I love cro ss country. "

-junior Sophie Van De Wegh

Ahead of the pack Sopho m o re Erm Weber concentra te s hard to finish this season off strong Weber was all-conference and a sta te qualifier Freshman Anna Lieb rece1'. ed second team all-confererce Lieb sa id ,"Cross Cou ntry 1s great, except for th e running"

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Firs t Row Jon Ses tn ch, Anna Lieb, Rand i Zimmerman, Amy Braun Seco nd Row: So phie Van De Weghe, Enn Weber, Cassie Zimmerman, Kyle Sulli va n, Nathan Niles, Alex H o\'.1es Third Ro w Jake Spence r, Adam Hud son , Andy Pe op le s, Drew Lewis, Marga ret Stashak Fourth Row · Coach Chns Colucci, Taylor Burkman, Kelsey Mcfsaac, David Neivman, Brenden Smi th, Coach Greg H olland

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H i tt i n g a Winner Senior Andre\v Tschetter goes 1n for a front hand shot." 1r Byrne\\ as a great coach that kne\V ho\, t o bond \Vit h all th e plnyers," said Tre\'or elson photo b) R Kcll,y

serve it up

hat did y ou lik e b es t ab o ut th is year's te nni s t eam?

11 It w as a fun yea r b eca u se we w e r e 4A a nd it w as a goo d season.11

-Trevo r Ne lso n

TENNIS

11 It fe lt g ood ge ttin g t o co ach thi s yea r and see ing th a t th e t ea m w as pre p a r e d a nd r ea d y fo r a goo d seaso n '1

-Coac h By rne

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Fr o nt Row · Tre\'or Pietrafe-.o, Teo D eV ito ,G rey Gustafson, Lance Dale Secon d Row· Andre\v Narke\v1cz, Jared Ri char d so n , Philip Rogers, Ro r} W1ll1{'ms, Phillip Park T h i rd Row Coach Di ck Byrne, Tre\'Or Nelson, Adam Simm o n s, Andy T schetter , Ke, 1n Gallagher, Brandon Babk1e\v1 ch

swinging hard

olf is a game of skill and precision . It also takes a lot of concentration. A person has to be able to tune out all of the people around him, so that in his mind there i s only him and th e hole. The b es t thin g about go lf is the hol e in one it i s always th e mo s t fun thin g to get. It a l so is th e b es t way to win a game of golf.

Senior Tyler Enna is pictured at left trying to putt the ball in. Enna was two strokes over par at the Jeffco League Meet in September.

For Par Dane Hi n nen tees off Dane fin1Shed 2nd team all co nf erence and 9th 1n Jeffco league Hinnen \Vas only hvo strokes over par at the

league meet.

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Ba ck Row : Coach H ornecker, Mark Ketchum, Tyler Enna, Thomas Van De Bogar t, Michael VanDeBogart, Paul Ke t chum, Quinn Homecker, Dane H innen Front Row : Luke Baruch, Zach Bressler, Chase B1anch1, Kyle Lewis, Brad Va1voda

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third level football

third level volleyball

junior varsity soccer

Third Level Football

What was your most memorable moment of the season?

"Every time Coach Blincoe would try to np up h1s laminated play sheets."

-freshman James Darcy

Junior Varsity Soccer

What was your most memorable moment of the season?

"When Ne zar got hit in the lower stomach and the ball went 1n the goal."

-freshman Sean Smith

Junior Varsity Softball

What was your most memorable moment of the season?

third level softball

''We were playing Mullen in the District tournament, the game was ours all we had to do was get three outs and we had two points lead. The best moment of the season was steppin on the field t o play th e last inn1ng, the worst was having to step off."

-fresh man Kathryn Maloney

Third Level Softball

What was your most memorable moment of the season?

"I liked playing backwards ball ." -sop hom ore Kelly Dalgetty

JV Volleyball

What's your favorite position to play?

"I am a middle hitter."

-so phmore Maggie Riord an

Third Level Volleyball

What was your most memorable moment of the season?

'' My favonte moment of the season would be the practices be cause it gives us a chance to get t o know each other and learn how to work with one another."

-freshman Cheryl D ' Epagnier

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First Row (L to R): Jack Jones Ryan Sprackbng, Sam King Rudy KluckH., Eric Pohl. Ryan Trout, Sean Smith Second Row : Cisco Artica oe.,on Smith James Anderegg Gregg Iannacito. Ryan Clark. Cody Dahm, Ryan Cl.lrk Nezar AI-Zayer Coach Tim Mohatt. Third Row: Lucas Mignogna Jesus Ibarra. Nick Braunagel, Zach Gorman, Tyler Carson, Marcel Stadelmann, Matt Garrett.

First Row: Ashley Noonan , Whitney Allen, Sara Morales, Bailey Hansen , Monica Versaw Stephanie Coen, Valerie Coen Second Ro w: Christen Matson Kelly Oalgetty Britany Granquist SonJa Kapusta, Megan Vigil. Meredth Zika, Coach Vigil

Take it to the HOOP!

OW!!! What a s eason!

As the cheerleaders chant, " We will blow you away!"the Golden Demons boys basketball team definately blew their fans away thi s season. The Demons took their league championship in t o the state t ournament, w h ere they beat previously unbeaten and number one r anked Lewis-Palmer in the quarterfinals 74-66 in double overtime . The next night the team barely missed a chance at a rematch with Ralston Valley in the final s as they lo s t in the final seconds to Windsor 53-50. When asked the team 's greatest improvement this season, coach John Anderson replied, " They l earned h ow to win, not just cl ose games but actually winning, and that is what got us to th e Pepsi Center "

Gunnar Ja cobs demon s trate s hi s determination as he goes up for the shot.

Seniors Sean Coughlin and Kevin King show their teamwork while blo c king a Ral s ton Valley player

VARSITY

Se ni or Luke Ro • rt s wait s for the ball a s he p lay s defe n s e a : in s t a Ralston Va ll ey pl a y e r

Se ru or Na te Coo p er s teals th e b a ll away from a Ra ls t o n Va ll ey pl ayer.

Bac k ro w · Quinn H o m e k er, Th o m a s Va n D e

Boga rt , A lan M a n gan , G unn ar Jacob s , h ea d coach Jo hn An d e rs on , coac h Ca l Ke ll ey, Kev in Kin g, Lu k e Rob e rt s, A ndr ew T s ch e tte r , M a rk

M e lancon , Be n En g le r Fro nt r o w : T roy Sp ahn , Na te Coo p er, Ce dri c Jim e n e z, Sea n Co u g hlin

D it up Seruor Kate Leadford plays tough defense against Ar\'ada. Leadford ended up missing the second half of the season du e t o a knee injury

photo b} B Kellev

Young gun Freshman Blakelee Midyett passes the ball to an open teammate against th e Jefferson Saints. Blakelee \Vas one of the leading scorers on the team this year

Comeback kid Sophomore Whitney Allen, freshmen Lauren Harnage! and Alex Davis and sophomore Jacqueline Ristau hold a banner \-velcon-1ing back much missed J Janko\ iak

VARSITY

Going for gold Seruor G,ven Carey 1umps o, er a Jefferson defender Ln a 55-22, ictory o, er the Saints Carey ,•.as co-lea der 1n !>teals on the team \V1th 37.

Front Row : Gwen Carey, Sunshine Morsette Second R ow. manager Dan Jankov1ak, A.J Jankov1ak, Sarah Martinez, Kate Leadford, Enn Carey, Coach Danielle D1tbrenner

Third Row : Julie Rau, Blakelee Midyett, Coach Jenny Cook, Allison Domgaard, Kahe Riordan

Tough enoug ?

No one sa id wres t ling was easy No matter who you talk to on the team, they will all te ll you wrestling take s a lot of dedication Not to mention a lot of time . The seaso n s tart s in November and goes until February. Th e wrestlers practi ced everyday from 4:30 to

6:30 Coach Dave Sauer worked them hard. Jun ior Kel sey Hanso n co mmented about practice saying, " Wre s tlin g is not ju s t a s p or t where yo u s h ow up and jog a little bit. It take s endurance. You a lways ha ve to lift people up and if yo u get one thing wrong you ' re not gonna get it. "

Senior Tob y Cochran pretty much s um s up wrestling when he sai d , " It is the only higl, school sport, for six minute s, you ha ve no teamate s, no s ub sti tutions, n o wa ter br eak and no time outs It wi ll be th e longest six minute s of yo ur life ."

No tim e to lose

Don ' t give up Freshman Ryan Sprackhng gets put m a tough position as he g1\ es it his all to pin do\vn lus opponent It 's 1ust ho\v sophn1ore Aaron Cash said, "Wrestlmg 1s a sport \.\1 hich require s streng th, endurance, and mo st importantly, dedication to the s port and your team "

Senior Toby Cochran 1~ iust seconds a\vay from pmnmg hi s opponent from Alameda. Toby s tated, "The only per so n you have to blame for a loss is yourself."

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Almo s t there Freshman A J Nelson s tru ggles to get up as he \vrestles against Ralston Valley Luckily, m the last 2 minute hn1e penod, he turned 1t around and pinned his opponent According to A J., "The best part about \vresthng 1s \v1nning

knowing

ca n beat any person out on the mat "

Ge t him !

During the Ralston Valley match, 1t all can1e do\-vn to Tvler P1erondozz1 and his opponent Unfortunatel}, Golden did not \\ 1n this match but Tvler put up a good fight along \.\ 1th his teamn\ates

VARSITY

Fr o nt Row· Max Kenv.•orthy, Joe) Co\-ven, f\ J I\Jelson, Reed Morelli, Matt Agrodn1a, Scott Jackson, R) an Sprack1ng Sec ond Row : Toby Cochran, Tvler Pierondozz1, Kyle Clark, Lucas Mignogna, ~aron Cash. Jake Lockhart, Kelli Sauer Top Ro w : Tom Ta),lor, Brad Nelson, Buddy Luff, Tim Bro\\!n, Da, e Sauer Dann}

Mornson, Na than Frost

hat is the toughest thing about swimming?

Some people think swimming is a very easy sport, but it really is one of the most difficult. It take s a lot of dedication and hard work to keep going even when the going get s tou g h

" Trying to k e ep up with th e seniors wa s pretty hard ."

Jenn a Lope z

" 6,000meters a day i s really hard ."

Lexie Ringe

"Beating old times. "

Danielle Clark

Dive In!

Senior Shannon Meehan ge ts ready to t ake a big dive Shannon \Vas one of the only hvo divers o n the team Shannon said that the h ardest thing about d1v1ng 1s, "You have to have really good concentration, and you ha\ e to enioy \vhat you' re doing too"

photo b} B Kelle}

Go in g for th e go ld! Junior Maggie P eoples takes a deep brea t h as -;he does the butterfly She also \vas one of the eight p layers on the team to make ,tale championships " l Joined sw1mnung this year because I think tt 1s a lot of fun and 1t challenges me." said Brooke Agrodnia

photo by B Kelle)

Golden S

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Kara Sie\vert \.\'O ,vas one of the fe hard doing the free ~t) e Kara also S\\ 1mmers to go to state

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Splas h Around Sophomore Kelly O'Dell \vorks hard doi n g the b reaststroke "Our team has bonded, erv \\ ell th 1.-. , yea r by doing many t eam acti, ittes together," said Cheryl D'Epagn1er

Front

Agrodn1a, Juhe Bo\ver Seco n d Row Holhe Frasier, DanielJe Clark, Kelly Dalgett}, k.elley O'Dell, CheI) 1 D'Epagn1er, Ehsa Menna Third Row · ~1agg1~ Peoples, tv1ary Don o, an, Erin Clough, Kara S1e,vert

Ba c k Row : 1\ 1att Warner, Kelly H ock, Kate B1sk1n, Debra Terum, Kr1shn D'Epagn1er, Tim Urban

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Row: Jenna Lopez, Lexie Runge, Nicci Liddick, Brooke

r varsity girls b. ball

third level girls b. ball

r varsity boys b. ball

third level boys b. ball

junior varsity wrestling

First Row: Amanda Hurley, Rachel Spann, Amber Curry, Carla Eckberg Se cond Row: Lauren Armitage, Mallory Hagel. Maggie Rhiordan. Cach Walkinshaw, D1t Burner, Katie Braun Jessica Crass.

Front Row: Mi ke Van Bogart Alan Managan Cole Hinnen, Jason Hawk Scott Kirby Jason Nigh Steve Philhps, Cednc Jimrnez

First Row: Marty Gillis, Nichole Resneck, Sarah MacFaden, Jaqulen Risten,Kathern Maloney, Amy Brown Second Row: Kathn Tripaddison, Erika Cre1anberg, Kaley Bayt. Katy Bill, Coach Mendoza. Amy Danek, Whitney Allen. Lauren Hanegal, Ale>1 Davis.

Front row: Sean Smith Micheal Trjillo Second Row: Nic k DeMolin, Ryan Wyatt Ryan Hayes Brent

Matt Hardtong Robert Morales Third Row : Austin Shelton Thom Ziegler, Dane Benoy, Ma tt King Sean Stokes. Louis Garamonie

Seniors p .68-95

Juniors p. 96-107

Sophomores p. 108-121

Freshmen p. 122-135

Faculty p. 136-141

Seniors Andy Faulkner and Mike Chappell on their way to Student Council

photo bv B Kelley

Senior J C. Kelley aims a shot 1n disc golf.

Junior

s each year progresses, the ten sion and stress ofeveryday classwork, proje cts, and s ports mount. Students' busy schedules demand concentration and perseverance , but how can th ey unwind from that and get away from it all? There are as many answers to that question as there are students at Golden. Sophomore Nico l e Nghiem sa id , «O n the

weekends I sometimes go skiing

mountains , the c

in scenery is great.,, Freshman Victor Tran sai d , «Afte r sc hool I like to play video games with my friends." Senior Johanna Crock like to engage in more orginized activities. She sa id , «I play soccer, and I am in some non-academic club s which help me get my mind off sc hool stuff" Senior Matt Panteleo likes to sleep, while Freshman Zach Mclntash likes to play collectible card games. No matter what the diver sion is, leisure plays an imp ortant part in keping high school students sane.

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hange sp1nt week

Senors Terry Cheung and Stuart Bell look on as en1or Cory Goshorn plays ht5

photo b) ~i ,\<.her Seniors Kell} Hock. Andy Heid, and Johanna Crock d1scu» Student Council issues

Se n ior l\1ark Melancon tests the emergency shower 1n Mrs Brvson s

WHAT WAS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE TIME DURING YOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL?

"Nearly wtnn1ng the high school drags championship at Bandimere Speedv. ay "Ar1k De Velder

"Hanging out v. 1th friends."Cory Goshorn

"Making a lot of nev. friends and going to the girls basketball games"- Joy CraYens

"Fighhng Wheatr1dge in football and hanging out v.r1th ID} friends The freshman are pretty funn, this year."- Robbie Schaetzle

"Gym \.vas my most memorable trme, hanging out v. 1th friends on off-blocks, and auto shop with Mr P "Jasmine Akes

Greta Aldridge Jacob Angell

Ryan Armitage Sean Aronson

Brandon Babkie¼ ich Cassie Bailey

Heath Banza Manuel Barela

Brianne Barned Kimberly Beesley

Katherine B1scan Brianna Blair

Gwen Carey carries the ball toward th e goa l

Troy Spa hn darts around an Arvada defender

Russell Borneman

Joseph Bott)er

Nichol us Bo\ e

Tabatha Bradeen

Van Breithaupt

Luke Brunsilius

!\iils Burnha1n

Enk Bums

Sean Byrne

Erin Carey

Gv.'endol}n Care)

Lauren Carter

Dane Casterson

Michael Chappell

Robert Chnsn1.an

Nathan Chnsten~en

James Clarke

Douglas Claxton

K1n1berl} Cline

Toh} Cochran

Nathan Cooper

Sean Coughlin

Caitlin Cowen

Jo} Cra\ ens

Chr1shne Cre\ hng

Johanna Crock

Daniel Cross

Knshn D'Epagn1er

Blake Dalgetty

Aimee Daniel

Patr1ck Da, 1s

Gino De Carlo

Ar1k De Velder

Jason Dewhurst

Tara De½olfe

Dustin Dill

Mary D1lworth

Allison Domgaard

Joseph Dunlap

Jan Dunn

AN INTERVIEW WITH THE CLASS OF 2003

What are you aspiring to be after hi g h sc hool ?

" I am go in g to work 1n adve rtisement" - La in e} M cG rew

What was the mo s t fun you had durin g sc hool ?

"Ac ting 1n theater and performing o n s tage during pla ys." -Chris Mu sgra\ e

What do you have to say about se nior year?

" Do you hke Mexico? " -J ohn Mclau g hlin

What was the wors t part about high sc hool ?

" Wakin g up 1n the morning and worrying about graduation "-A nth o n\, Finn e, Senior Quotes

"

I hke all the re s pon s 1b1hty th at ha s been g1 \ e n to me ,, -Eh Marhn

11 Bemg a se ni or 1s fun beca u se you wi ll ge t to l ea\ e hom e and go to co llege "

-Melissa " Barna " Roger s

Nich o l Dupont Jilli an Durgin

Wilham Ei s le1 Jon athan Emsbach

Tyler Enna Bry ce Eri c kso n

Roberto Fal co n Nicholas Faub le

Andrew Faulkner Brandon Fi s her

Matthew Fritz

Joanna Galioto

Shannon Meehan in her homecoming garb.

Nate Cooper spots the oncoming defense

Danielle Garnett

Kane Garrett

Oa\ id Geth1ng

Steven Gillaspie

Jessica Gore

Cor} C,oshom

C.olb\ Gratton

Gabriel C..reen

Joshua Gresham

Allison Griffiths

T1moth\ Hagelberg

Christopher Halle\

Madison Halloran

Adam Hansen

Cole Hanson

Joshua Hanson

T1ffann} Happ

Cassidj Hara

James Harmon Jr

Jesse Hart

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY IN SCHOOL?

" My fa\ orite act1v1hes at schoo l are co lor guard and children's theater Both are really fun and I en1oy them "

- Cassidy Hara

" I ' d ha\-e to say the after sc hool play, because of the se n seless outrages and 'ad libbing' d urmg rehearsals "

- Terry Cheung

"After being in high schoo l for four years, I realize there 1s a lot more thing s to hke, a lot more things to do , and to take care of But the lugh school day s will always be m my memorie s Ho½ we had to get up early and go to our favorite classes, or the ones that were not all that great, and that we hated At the end I ' m always going to remember how much fun I had in drawing with Mr Youngmann, ceramics with Mrs. Madi son, Spanish ½'1th Mr Yanz , and even pamhng with Mr. M cG innis that didn ' t let me take hi s classes again because I ditched a lot la s t year"- Ehtsa

Drago zova

" My favorite actrvity in high school was forensics, because I learned so mu ch , made many friends , and had a blast " -

Tony MulJad1

" My favorite achvity 1s soccer; maybe because we a re in the playoffs ." -

Kristian Larsen

Jason Joyce Sarah Kahn

Jennifer Keeley Thomas Keesee

John Kelley Max Ken½ orthy

Jennifer King Kevin King

Adam Kinghorn Rachel Kirsch

Brayden

C

Kr1shan

Kate Klock

Ameha Kraft

Kuhre

laire Landry

Blake Langolf

Larsen

Kate Leadford

Lyndsie Lee

Mark Melan c on up to bat

• Kate Leadford goes back for the pass

Le1ah Levis Drew Lewis

Luke Roberts relaxes after the homecoming game

Kyle Lewis

Ricardo Licon

Ben1am1n Linville-Engler

Jacolb Lockhart

Kara Lollar

Meganne Mackey

Olga Mallett

Vanessa Mallicoat

Patrick Maloney

Nicholas Manchen

Anna Mangan

Brittan; Marsh

Diana Martin

Eh Martin

Katharine Martin

Megan Matson

Tr1st1ne Mattison

Cory Maughan

Elaine Maxsween

Chantile Mcallister

IF YOU COULD GO ANYWHERE, WHERE WOULD YOU GO AND WHY?

11 Australia, because they have the best accents. "

- Ka tie Riordan

"

Hawaii, because 1t has tons of hot chicks and 1t is a ruce place ."

-Chris Monson

" California, because I have never seen the ocean."

-Patrick Davis

" Mexico, I ' d backpack to Baja. "

-Cassie Bailey

,,.Hawaii, to get a superduper tan. "

-Erin Carey

" Florida, because there ' s a lot of hot guys. "

-Ka te Leadford

Ltnh Nguyen Trieu Nguyen

Amy Nielsen Joseph O ' Horo

Julie O ' Neill Thoma s O ' Neill

Adam Oldenettel Brian Orem

Christine Overmyer Mark Palcsak

Ma tthe'\,\; Pantaleo Andrew Peoples

Abigail Petersen Trevor P1etrafeso

Rachel Poitra R1ck1lee Pollock

Alvssa P r 1gel Luke Ramstetter

David Gething and Lauren Carter enJOV the homecoming camn.al

Brad l ey Rando l ph Elizabeth Ranfranz

Nichol Dupont, Kate Klock and Katie Tapia survive despite a heahng crisis in B-hall.

Terry Cheung and Cory Goshorn practice in the theater

Garrett Ratcliffe

Juliann Rau

M1chala Rehder

Justin R1mbert

Katherine Riordan

;\aron Rizzuto

Luke Roberts

Jacob Rocke

Makenz1e Roger::, Patrick Rogers

Rachele Rosener

Kelli Sauer

Michelle Schafer

Eileen Schuster

Jonathan Sestr1ch

Alexander Shier

An1ber Shultheiss

Adam Simmons

Danielle Smith

Jeffer,, Smith

Kr1stm Spear

Troy Spahn

Courtney Speer

Robyn Speer

Marcel Stadelmann

Justm Stahmer

Bradford Stone

Anya Strauss

Katherine Tapia

Deborah Tarum

Julianne Taylor

Jared Temanson

Erica Thompson

John Tolsma

Andrew Tschetter

Thomas Van De Bogart

Jason Vandamme

Krishna Vits

James Wagner

Ca rl y Walker

s:.,;7

WHAT'S YOUR IDEA FOR AN IDEAL DORM ROOM?

" Lot's of car and motocro ss posters, a laptop , and the best home theater sy tem. "

-Arik De Velder

" Big refr1dgerator ¼~1th pop , a mini bar, so und sys tem , cool posters, a nice mi c ro¼ ave, blender, a bottle opener, a lo\ e sac k , an ice machine , and a waterbed "

- Chris Monson

"V 1deo games, a big scree n TV, a refridgerator full of pop " - Andy Heid

" Long couch, black hght s, pillows, and a big sc reen t.v " - Angela Bryant

" My own house , be cause I am staying here for college " -Eli Marhn

" Laptop, fast car posters, black lights , big sc reen TV, and a huge s tereo system ." -J asm1ne Akes

" My room would be filled with pillows. "

-Claire Landry

"In my room there would be a rruni fridge , a big stereo and one bathroom for tvvo people." -Josh Nelson

" My room ould have all of the Game Cube game s and computer games avvtth a big TV and a stereo."

-Blake Dalgetty

Jaclyn Walker Tyler Warner

Li sa Wei she it Nicole West

Ashley Williams Elizabeth Williams

Hollie Wilson Jessica Wilson

Stephanie Wilson Andrew Wolaver

Not Pictured:

Gerzain Bernal

Angela Bryant

Kyle Bull

Blane Butler

Jo se ph Campbell

Terry Cheung

Ja so n Cullum

Jason Dewitt

Elitsa Dragozova

Destin Duhn

Chester Finney, Jr.

Denni s Franco

Lauren Gale

Jes sica Griess

Ja so n Hutson

Stacy Jones

Barbara Katz

Quyen Le

Antonio Mauri

Jes sica McDonald

Ryan Melnick

Christopher Monson

Caleb Reed

Melis sa Rogers

Ghazal Shirazi

Sara Taulby

Daniel Tyrrell

Poru Zhao

Edward Wood

Jacquele1ne Z 1rbes

Cass i e Zimme r man

Karla Dono\ an

John Murfin

Luke Roberts #4

Mark Melancon #7

Troy Spahn #11

Gino Decarlo #12

Ryan Armitage #19

Jake Rocke #21

Nate Cooper #24

Andy Faulkner #28

JC Kelley #31

Robert Chrisman #34

DJ Franco #35

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Cory Maughan #44

James Wagner #49

Matt Pantaleo #56

Ned Meyers #57

Kim Hill #59

Blake Dalgetty #69

Jake Lockhart #7 4

Josh Nelson #77

Joseph Bottjer #79

Adam Oldenettel #80

Kevin King #81

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e1ng a ju111or has helped many to r ealize important thing s during their junior year. "I have come to find out who I really am and that It doesn ,t matter what any one has to s ay about you be your own man, » said Junior Taylor Mead. Most of the juniors feel the same way. ome are even thinking about

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your

" I really enjoyed c.,ki n g der about graduation and college and how lt )s Just around ce ram ic,..

this year ," sa id K.1mpf the corner. Pretty soon we won,t be here. I am really goi11g to miss everyone ,» said junior Roger arcia. Some are facing the facts that they only have a short time left before they are out of high school and some will continue off to college. "

You have only one more year and so do the best you can ,,, said Mark Nelson. Above all else, you should work hard to achieve your goals in life and prepare yourself for the future.

(atthe\,' , \grodn1a

Jasmine Akes

1kk.1 Allen

lvta, ara Almeida

Sarah \nden,on

1cholas Andrze1e\,·.,,k1

Ro':,alvn Ardoin

Lauren Armitage

tvhchelle Arnold Conn, Artlcct Cohn Ba1lev , 1\Jatasha Balczarek

Joshua Bald\,·in Hannah Baltz

Bethan, Barned Zachel") Barnes

Brianna Barthels

Tiffany Bartos

T\ ler Baruch , Sv,ara Barzanji Adam Baxter

Maroon and White

Junior Ashley Bunn sho\vs her school sp1rit dunng th.is }ear's Homecoming assembl, "F un , Fun, Fun decribes it all, " said Ashley

R) an Baxter \t\i1lham Baxter Ross Beam Brittan} Bergstedt Gerza1n Berna I

Scott Beumer Chad Bianchi D} Ian B1en1ulis

Hand Jive? Juniors ate Coronado and Kenn, Hol ton gn ea tr) at the school hand Jl\ e "At least this) ear I got 1t do,vn," said Kenn\

Chrishan Binkley

Ro\ B1me}

Ja} mes Bishop

Aaron Bluse

Amanda Bolejack

Breanna Bradsha,\'

Zacharv Brando,\'

Catherine Braun

l\.1cholas Braunagel

K\ le Bronson

Joshua Brulla

\.1atthe,\· Brune

Reyna Bryan

Cory Bull

Brandon Bullb

Ashle} Bunn

Chns Burch

Ta) !or Burkman

Elizabeth Bums

5ean Burro\\'S

Case B, 1 •

Aly~sa Cachiara

Adrianna Campbell

i\l\ nah Carter

Thomas Chambless

E, an Chapin

Chnshne Charleston

arayan Choudhary

Aaron Cisneros

Ac;hle, Clement

Andre\\ Chne

Enn Clough

Bnan Coggan

Kell} Copeland

athan1el Coronado

Sarah Cottle

Sara Courtne\

Johnathan Cranford

Daniel Cushman

George Da, 1es

Kunberh Da, 1s

Heather Degroat

Dre" Dehmlo,\

Chen 1 D'Epagn1er

Theodore De\'ito

Samantha Disne\

K) le Dobyns

David Doffing

Amanda Donelson

Mary Dono\ an

Beau Drexler

Adene Duncan

tv1egan Elliott

aom1 Espinoza

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Em1lv Everett

anessa Farrell

Brent Fassino

Joshua Felt

Harrison Filas

Angela Finke

Wtll Flagle

Sean Flynn

Alhson Frost

K}'le Fro),en

Megan Gabel

Rogelio Garcia

Jordan Gaspard

Ke\·1n Gee

Jennifer Gilbert

Juhe Gilmore

Elvsa Goldman

Mana Gonzalez

Shaun Grammer

Catherine Granquist

Lisa Grantano

Alana Gray

Jeffrey Gra}

Daruca Grundeman

Michael Gulsvig

Knshe Hagberg

Matthe\.v Ha1merl

Jacob Hansen

Kelsey Hanson

Lucas Hanson

Brendan Harrison

Michael Hart

Gregory Hauserman

James Hearn

Joshua Heintzelman

Katie Hendnx

Sebastian Herrick

Matthew Hicks

Reese Hill

Gerald Hoerungs

Kandi Hollyhead

Kenneth Ho lton II

Kendal Holzman

Ben1am1n Hoogheem

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CLASS THIS YEAR AND WHY?

"S tud e nt Co un c il 1s fun b eca u se we ge t to pl an e, e r y thin g "

-1un1 o r A n ge la Fin ke

" Ph o togra ph y 1s m y fa , o rite b eca u se I do n ' t h ave to write s tuff 11

-1un1 o r Ky le Bro n so n

" I r ea ll y e n1oy En g li s h , b ec au se I ca n r e lat e w ith M s B0 1an, th e te a c h e r 11

-Juni o r Mind y Parso n s

" I lik e Phys ics b eca u se Mr Sc h a lh e 1me r 1s c r azy."

-1un1 o r S te ph a ni e Sadl er

"Al ge br a II 1s m y fa , o r1t e b eca u se the te ac h e r m a k es c lass hm e fun 11

-Juni o r Brittn ey Be r gs te dt

" I hk e m y m a th c lass m os t b ec au se o f th e p oe pl e 1n 1t. "

-1un1 o r M o ll y M o r v a y

R, an Killion

Scott K1rb, Elizabeth Klein

L, nd1e Klein

Candice Knut~on

Le, 1 Koch

Putul Kuman

R,an K\\ak

Ja} La,ramore

Tyler Land11

Abigail Lang,;ted

Jared Leidich

Jerem\ Leitz Jes~1e LeY)

L1nd,a\ Le\, 1s Fe1 L1

Brielle L1dd1ck

Derek LO\\ stuter

Mar} Maas

Jamie Mares

Manessa tvtarez

Sarah

Spencer Marshall

Bnttnev rv1arston Kirsten Martin

Hangin ' around Junior Sebastian Hernck poses for a picture dunng lunch "Lunch 1s my best class,"sa1d Sebastian

Smells Like Teen Spirit

Juruors T) ler Baruch, Karson Pike, Brittany Meier, and Mark Seligman enjov themselve~ at this yean, Homecoming "The Homecon11ng Assembl) ,,·as not long enough and ,vas a lot of fun,"sa1d iun1or

Amanda White

:: iuniors

Sarah Marinez

l'v1arsden

\I\ ilham l\1arhn Tiffany \11arttnez

Kurt tvf ast

Ka thr, n r..ta thieu

Krishna l\4c8nde

l'vfel1ssa tvtcEncroe

Lisa Nfclaughhn

Ta\ !or \-lead

Brittan\ l'v l e1er

'\11cole ~f ever

Lucas Nhgnogna

Alan \hller

t\1atthe\, \1tlne

Jonathan \lhorelh

Chnshna \.1ontgomer\ \,\oavne \.f ooney

Chnstte tvfoore

Colleen l\4ora!e., Joshua \.1orris

Allison \1 ornson

Sunshine l'v1or ette

l\1olh r-.lon a\ 1'.e, 1n tv t oulton

Anja l\1ueller

Jerem\ '\a\ arrete

Letf '\Je1tzel ~lark elson

Tre, or '\Jelson

James 1\Je, Ille

Laura Ohn

John Oxford

Joshua Padilla

Is 1-. Parad1ne

l\,hchae l Parfet

r-.1tndv Parsons

K, le Pattridge 'vf agg1e Peoples

1ccole Pensho

Ste, en Phillips

Sarah P1nkernell

Onna Poeter

Rachel Poitra

Sean Politte

Ja..,on Pommerening

Jeffre) Popp

r-. t ark Po\, ell

Darr\ l Preston

Jennifer Pridmore

Phihp Rappmund

Daniel Ra tschk.O\\' '-k\

Da, 1d Reed

' J "

Tobias Reed

Andre\.\, Regner

Gerald Richards

Francisco Rico

Brian Ridge

Spencer Riggs

Jesus Rios

Shane Rodnguez

Pe t er Rod)

Daniel Romine

Cand ice Roome

Sarah Ross

Chnstopher Rugar

Stephanie Sadler

Tiffanie Sanders

·ichole Sa tterf1eld

Daruel Schoger

Daruelle Schorth

Randall Schuckman

Joshua Seabaugh

Chelsea Seigneur

Jamie Selbe

Mark Seligman

Diana Sen dgra ff Core} Senf

K1mberle) Sha\..,,

Aushn Shekel!

Eliot Sh1eler

Jo r dan Sho\..,, al t er

Kara Siewert

Timo t hy Sipes

Brenden Smi t h

Br yan Smi t h

M1 n oru Sorensen

Rachel Spahn

Mara Stitt

Jordan Stricker

Bryce S t rong

Joseph Sulli\.an

Donald Sutherland

Brandon Su tnna

Daruelle Sykora

Ben iamin Taylo r

Chnstopher Tay lor

Danielle T e t er

Jessie Thompso n

Devin Tyslan

Luke Ul ander

Bradley Va 1voda

Sophie \ anDe¼eghe Jordan\ ecch1arelli

Kathryn \ ern1g

Ale\.andra \ erra!>tr() Britten \ er!>-a1Jle.., Oil\ 1a \ ersa,,

WHERE WOULD YOU GO ON YOUR RRSTDATE?

1\h chae l \ 1chot Sabrina \,\ aller Zachan \'\. amsher

"

Brittan\ \\ ang..,ne,.., Amanda \,\ ard Brand, \\teg..,cheider

I \\ ould go to dinner at Ch1h's and then cru ise around in ffi} orange Cabrio let "

-Junior Amena Ibrahim

"

I \\ ould eat at Wood} 'sa nd t11en go dancing at a club "

-Junior Vanessa Ferral

" I ,._ ould make a picnic ba sket and go to a park "'·here I could talk and get to kno\<\ the person "

-1un1or Alana Gra)

Cta, ton \\ eller K\ le\'\ e t Andrea Vvesthead

" Hang out at each otl1er's houses and ,vatch mo\ 1es and stuff"

-Junior Jasmine Akes

11 l'd take them to Lookout ~ 1ountain and to the planetarium "

Amanda \'\ h1te 8en1anun \'\, 1chmann Amber W1lham!>

-Junior Heather DeGroat

" I \>vould take them to a picn ic by a s tream during the su mmer."

-Junior Mandi Bole1ack

C,reg W1bon

t\1egan \\ ()od,, orth Jan,e.., V\lorth1ngton

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E-H p. 111-112

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M-P p. 115-116

Q-T p. 117-118

S-V p. 119-120

W-Z p. 121

Sophon1ore Zuph1n Hubert cypes his English paper The: next cwo } eah ,,111 be great ," addc:d sophomore Brad) Abbocts

love co pick on the freshman and keep the crad1t1on

Sophomore Jeff Thon1pso n pain t s his picture for drawing class B,-1ng a sophon1ore is great cause now ,ve re not the ones being picked on "said sophomore li ke \"an D e Bogart

photo by B kelle, Sophomores An1ber \X' acson And Allyson 1ill1nger work hard on their pro1ecc IO biology I

ahve, adm1cced sophomore Brett ~1hon

Brady Abbotts

Sarah

Enn Alcock

Whitney Allen

Gillian Andersen

WHATS BETTER ABOUT BEING A SOPHOMORE THAN A FRESHM AN?

" I lo\'e being a sophomore I feel more mature than the freshmen tlus year "

- Mallory Hamagle

Amanda Armstrong

Stephanie As1mus

Brody Atkins

"So phomores Rule 1"

- Joel Lockhart

" I like being a sophomore, but I can' t \.·Va1t to be a Junior"

- Jacqueline Ristau

Shara Avers

Heather Banza

Robert Barbeau

" I perso nally thought freshman year''" as easier because of the sc hedule , but being an upperclassman 1s fun too " - Jenna Rimbert

Dustin Barbee

Alexandra Barnes

Ashley Bartos

" I hke being a sophomore because now I can dr1\ e and not have to depend on people"

- Jake U nrine

" I like that I am considered an upper classrnan "

- Shane Tyslan

Vanessa Bartosh

Luke Baru ch

Ryan Beehler

Abeyta

Mark Adkins

Tre, er Andersen

Elsa Anderson Ashle} Armentrout ~-

Janue Bendt

Rud, Bettini

Keenan B1nkle)

Brandon Blair

\ 1ctona Blakel)

Daniel Blanchett

Aaron Brammer

Patrick Bra\·o

Joseph Bra\, le, Elizabeth Bricker

Ph1hp Bridges

Doug Brooks

Ashleigh Bro\, n Baron1eca Bro\, n

''dcole Bro\\ n

Ashle, Bro,\ nell

Neil Burnett

Greta Bumhan1

Derek Butler

Flor Cad, Rehe1-, Charles Cannon

Sunshine Day

Sophomores Charh

Hogan, Crysta Walker, R1 an Beehler, and Lindse} Spencer -,ho,, the school sp1nt on Tropical Day "I lo\ ed to see ho"' much school sp1nt this c,chool has," said sophomore Bryan Mays

rO} ah ty

Brandi Cappello Loana Carr

T} ler Carson

\,fanna Casterson Megan Castle

Ro ya l Smiles Sophomore Royahty Neil Burnett and Stephanie Dockstader c:m1le at the Homecon11ng Carnl\ al "It ,vas great being

," said S tephanie

Hillar} Chapple

Dan Chung

K\le Clark

R\an Coble

Ale~andra Coleman

R, an Coughanour

Michael Coutts

Jessica Cras'>

Jacinda Croissant

icole Cruz

Alexander Dahl

Lance Dale

Kelh Dalgetty

Amber Da\ 1dson

Jenna Oa, 1es

Jessica Da, 1s

Paige Deherrera

Lans..,a Oemalteris

\/icholas Oemoulin

Chzabeth De \r\,.., \\ 1lham Dick.son

\1elinda Diederich

~1orghan 0111

Brad, D1h, orth

~tephan1e Dockstader

Brandon Donner

Dustin Donner

\.1organ Dougherty

Jared Do,, ning

Laura Dugger

Enk Dutton

.\ndre,., Eckman

Annehe-.e Ehrenstr.isser

Carla Ekberg

~1ichael Emsbach

Ainsle) Enckson

Haile\ Estrada

Alexander Fehrman

L, ndz1 F1onno

Jordan fisher

C,arrett Fle-.h

Zachar, r IO\\ er

R, an Ford

Jeffre, Foster

Russell Frankland

Jessica Fro) en

Thon,as Fr)

Ke\ 1n Gallagher

Jason Garcia

Stephen Garcia

\ anessa Garcia

Dana Garrett

Sean C,e1ger

Jennifer Gifford

Katherine Gill

Hali Glaxner

Charu Gobbo

1cole Goergen

Audrey Goh

Kathryn Grahame

Rebekah Gresham

Erika Grice

Kenneth Grove

Grev Gustafson

Robert Hallev

John Halloran

Jerem)' Hamman

Mallorv Hamagel

Madelaine Harns

Michael Harris

Kourtney Hartford

Am}' Hartman

Cory Heit

Lauren Heitzman

Rachel Heller

Tra\ is Henrickson

Thomas Herron

T1moth}' Hinkle

Cole Hinnen

Jason Hock

Jenna Hodges

Charh Hogan

Michael Holycross

Bnan Horan

Brittany Horton

Zephan Hubert

Jamie Hudson

Kayla Hudson

Thomas Huntsman

Khongor Jam1yanaa

Joohee Jee

Bennett Jenkins

Sean Jenn1ngs

Kayla Jensen

Samantha Johnson

Ryan Johnston

Christopher Jones

Andrew Jonsson

WHAT IS MAKES SOPHOMORE YEAR DIFFERENT THAN FRESHMAN YEAR?

"We ha" e more pr1" ileges "

-

"We know ¼ here every thing 1s and are used to how big school is ."

- Jesse Ohnhaus

" Sophomores are not as airheaded as those freshmen are "

-Amanda Menard

" We are no longer at the bottom"

-Krysta Terry

"We get more respect from the upperclassmen "

- Rachel Heller

"We meet new freshmen kids."

- Sam V11larreal

h an Jorgensen Torua Joseph Dtrua Kalkwarf

Sonia Kapusta Andre\v Keeling John Kendall

Jenna King Rudolf Kluc1k Ashle1 Knobb s

Curbs Kofoed Erruly Kolm Enn Konz

Stanislav Kopte\ Mackenzie Kreller Tara Krenek

Kimberl} Kruchen Justin Kulbacki Kamaron Kyte

Ben1am1n La Falce Anna Mane Lara Andrea Larson

Anna Marie Lara

Chase Larson

Amber Latham

B1nh Le

Amanda Leazer

Elizabeth Lee

Brett Le\van

Chloe Le\\ 1s

Joel Loc1'.hart

Kyle Longton

Candace Lopez

Dean Lopez

Brent Loren2

Jordan Lu1an

Joshua Luna

Ashle, Lutz

Enc Lyman

Fahma Mac Donald

Dylan Mahonee

Joshua Mallard

Heather Maloney

Alan Mangan

Jammin ' Sophomore Heather Maloney listens to music \\. lule stud1ng m the hall " If 1t ,,vasn't for music, I \.\TOuld go c razy,"said Alyssa Tortora

Amanda Manuel Rh1annon l'vfarhn-E\ ans Stace\ Martinez Chnshne Matson Tyler Matson

H and s On Sophomores Chase Larson and Tim lvhtchell plav for the go ld at th1s } ear's Nintendo n1ght " I had a great time and had fun playing," said Elsa Anderson

Tim Mayer

Cortney l\tfa\o

Sean Mayo

Br1 an Mays

Margaret McCrear\-

Kelse\- Mcisaac

John McLaughlin

Alexander \Ile a

Amanda Menard

Jennifer Mendoza

Jordan lv1eneses

Sarah Miller

All} son l'v111linder

T1moth\ Mitchell

Jason f\.1od12 1chole Moneghan

Joel Monroe

Crvstal f\.1on~on

Amanda t'v1oon

Jonathan ~1oore

Sara f\.torales

Cah 1n l\-1orsette

Scott Mueller

L1ndse, Muh any

Andre\v "Jassau

Mallor, assau

Ralph elms

Derek elson

Luke "ielson

Michael elson

Da, 1d 1\ie\, man

J\i1cole \.gh1em

De, 1n l\iix

Kalun oble~

Ashle} Noonan

Ra,en Obe)

Kelle} O'Dell

Jesse Ohnhaus

Sa, annah Ortt7

Joshua O ' Tool

Sara Padilla

Chelsea Park

Heather Perf)

Jacob Pierce

Enc Pohl

Kad) Polltn

Gabriel Pollock

Stephanie Pothast

Ashleigh Po,vell

Annamarie Preston

Spencer Pnest

Pedro Rabadan

Raquel Ramirez

Domini Randolph

Christopher Retke

Zachary Ricciardi

Jared Richardson

Jenna Rlmbert

Margaret Riordan

Jacqueline Ristau

Rochelle Robbins

Heather Roberts

Cassandra Robertson

Austin Robinson

-icholas Robinson

'\iicol Robles-K} le

Tate Rogers

Angela Roldan

Ra:,mond Rosener

Katlyn Rvan

Garrett Sage

Jessie Sangi

Susan Sayre

Kelsey Seal!:,

Alhson Seance

Cameron Schaefer

Jon Schell

Tish Schnuttel

John Schuckman

Richard Schwering

Ryan Seate

Troy Seate

Nicole Sedgele:,

Sydney Seigneur

Kayla Shea

Joshua Shields

Ke\11n Shulthe1ss

Timothy SHburn

Troy Sipes

Aaron Smith

Sue Smith

Zachary Smith

Wade Sokol

Rithi Son

Aoi Sorensen

Lindsey Spencer

N1shtha Srivastava

John Standridge

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF MVP/ READING?

" I think there 1s no point, be c au se we are not leammg from reading We don ' t even get to do homework 11 - Mi c hael Em s ba c h

// It' s a waste of hme, be ca use 1f you really wanted to read , you would on yo ur own time " -

Hailey Estrada

" I think 1t rocks ! M s Br yso n makes 1t fun by reading out loud . 11

Ali Glaxner

" I really thmk it 's awesome, becau se I love to read and 1t he l p s blo c k out everyone els e " - Tara

Krenek

" It 's pointle ss and a waste of my hme . I have more tmportan t classes to go to 11

" I think it 's a good idea, but we s hould be able to do homework too . 11 - Katlyn Ryan

John Van De Boga rt

Robert Van D} ke

Jessica V1chot

Kelli Jo\ 1eb

Leonard vigil

Sammv villarreal

Ashlee Vorh1s

Tiffan\, Vo," !es

Cr\.sta Walker

Russell Wallace

Brandon Wamboldt

Brittany Wamsher

Jacob Ward

Da, 1d Warren

Alessandra Watson

Amber Watson

Shannon Waugh

Enn Weber

Robert Weichel Jr

Spencer Weinell

An1anda Wells

Cynthia White

Jimmy White

Jason Whih\'orth

Anthony Wilarsk1

Maren Williams

Eric Wills

Brett W1h,on

Bnan Winkler

Enk W1taschek

Knstlna Wood

Patrick Wu

Marcus Wyatt

Nicholas Ya,\'

Gregory Youngs

Glade Zam

1\11cholas Zigich

Meredith Zika

Miranda Zimmerman

Michelle Z1nko

Richard Zirbes II

John Zup1n

J

Pres nien

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E-H p. 125-126

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Q-T p. 131-132

S-V p. 133-134

W-Z p. 135

Freshman Panoramic p. 123-135

fre~hman ~1egan Vigil relaxes up again\t the lockers. For mo5t che defining moment of freshman year is the fir)t dJ)' of school. " It was an adventure, It wa~ ~o fun when we goc lo\t .ind had to find our way,~ said Katherine Aki

photo b} B Kellev Freshmen Dane Benoy and O.iv1d heller play .1 hard game of chess dunng access ~The fir~t day of high \thool ,vas a expennce chat I will never forget sa1<l lvl1chelle Saindo1n

Freshman Heather t-.loody hangs our wHh her friends at lunch f\.h first day was boring all we did was listen co teacher talk for an hour, said Ed Thomas.

WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT GHS COMPARED TO MIDDLE SCHOOL?

"You ge t more freedom, and 1 ou get to lea\ e campus for lunch."

-Zach McIntosh

"Classes are a lot eas ier here"

-C r vsta l Rose

"People look out for you more here, th an the\ \vould 1n middle school "

-Jef f Lake\-

"There are more respons1b11ihes a nd freedom here "

- Loga n Custer

" I t's a lot bigger than middle school."

-Nicole Le1d1ch

" I hke free blocks, off campus lunch, and maroon and vvhite days "

-Jose Va lencia

Stepharue Adair Brooke ~grodn1a Katherine Aki

\acole .\lber 1\,, kk1 .\ lien Ricardo Almanza

Shona Alms ,ezar Al-Za\er Christopher Ame:,

James Anderegg Heather Anderson Timothv Andre\vs •

Amanda Arche, Y, ette Arellano Daniel Armenta

Franc isco Arttca Jesse Asch \,ftchelle Asher

Michelle \smussen Heather Audes1rk. Saad Baradan

Moll) Barbeau

Michael Basemann

Julienne Bauer

Sarah Beatt}

Justin Becker

Leann Becker

Shandell Becker

Austin Bell

Dane Beno-\; Chase B1anclu

Kateland Bill

Matthe\'\" Blain-Ha r tung

Bethany Blair

Amber Blake

Ariel Blakeman

Alexander Blood

Sha \,'na Bond

Barbara Bovk1n , Amy Braun

Christopher Bravo

Zachary Bresler

Spirit fingers

Fr eshmen Jessica Yoa k um and Valene Cohn give a try a t the school hand JlVe " It was so funny seeing other freshman try the hand JlVe, " sa1d Valene

Deanna Brook A:.hlev Bro\, n Jennifer Bro\\ n Elizabeth Burcz} k Bradle} Burton

Kavley 8 1 1

Elder Cady Rehe1s

Em1lv Callin1cos

Caleh Casino

Chelsea Catron

Simone Chappell

Damian Cha\lez

Ste\ en Cha, ez

Danielle Clark

Thomas Clark

.\rne C.laxton

Kenneth Clement!>

Lon Cochran

Stephanie Cohn

\'alerie Cohn

~1atthe\\ Collier

T1ffan} C.olher

-\lexander Corsi

Ke\ 1n Coughlin

Samuel Coutts

Jo~eph CO\\'en

Enka Croonenberger

\1ehssa Cro,\

Amber C.urrv

I ogan C.uster

C.od, Dahm

C,a\a1n Dah

Am\ Danek

James Darcy

·athan Darragh

Jacob Da\es

Eh1ah Da, idson

Abigail Da\ 1~

Alexandra Davis

Anel Demarest

"J1cholas Demchok

f\ttargeau, Demoulin

tv1atthe,\ De\\ hurst

Iren Diaz

Jesse Dickson

Michael Diener

Andrea Domgaard

Tra\ 1s Dopp

John Douglas

Brandon Dumbleton

Emil) Dunlap

tvHchael Dunn

Jonathon Ou\ all

Maggie Du, all

Jora Eagan

Angarag Erdenetsogt

Isaiah Erickson

Le\ 1 Espinoza

Samantha Farrell

Alexander Fauble

Mehs:.a Fleming

Hollie Fraser

John Fr)

Joseph Gallegos

Louis Garramone

Matthev. Garrett

Stephanie Gaudio

Robert Geth1ng

Daniel Gilbert

\4.1 tchell G1llesp1e

tvtartella Gillis

Sarah G1z1nsk1

Cod} Glade

Stephan1e Glapa

Garrett Gleaton

Michael Goch1s

Br}an Gomez

Zachary Gorman

Bntan, Granquist

Ashle) Gray

Leah Green

Paul Green

Elizabeth Greene

Eric Gnego

Scott Groe

Zachafj Groff

Da\ 1d Gustafson

Darryl Hall

Dev. ayne Hall

Gareth Hannam

Baylee Hansen

Tara Hansen

John Hanson

Lauren Harnage!

Zachar} Hatch

Ryan Hayes

Elex1s Hediger

Tylor Heilman

Rachel Henk

Janessa Ho

Jacob Holland

James Holley

Scott Holley

WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT GHS AND WHY?

" I really like free blo cks I can get my homev. ork done, so I can do other ach\ ihes after schoo l "

-freshman Trish McGee

" Football is probabl1 m 1 fa\ or1te thing, because you get to tackle people "

- fre s hman Ste\ e Walker

" The ladies' "

-freshman Spike Trujillo

" The freedom"

-freshman Amy Danek

" Being a Tr1dette 1s a\•\!esome, we learn cool ne"" dances and get to meet ne"" people "

-freshman Beth Lo\ ey-Ayers

"The Guys 1"

-freshman Amber Sangi

Portia Holling s \.\ orth '\11cole Ho sbu rgh Alexander Ho\ves

Ra\ mond Hu f Lucas Hughe ~ athan Hull

Amanda Hurley Gregof) lannac1to Andre\.\ Jacob son

Max Janicek Daniel Jank.a, 1ak Cory Jen sen

Cedric J1menez Kelse} Johansson Tiffanv Johnson

Jack Jones Gabriel Keil Da, 1d Keller

Kathleen Kelly Michael Kelly Jessica Kemmerer

Bnttna} Kemp

Melissa Kennedy

Patrick Kenned}

Brittany Kerber

De\ on Kerger

Mark Ketchum

La\\·rence Keys

Jonathan Kim

Matthe\\ King

All} son Knight

Justin Koch

~icole Kovac

Megan Kraus

A -,hle1 Krhn1ch

Garrett Lac1nsk1

Jeffrey Lakey

Sa\. annah Lampp

Ian Lanier

Kellie Lankutis

Annie Leak

Nicole Leidich

Speakin g Up

Freshmen Colton

Secary, Andre½ Spatz, Ste\en Walker gi\e a presentahon 1n their math Class "I \Vas a little ner\ ous gi\. en that presentation," said Colton

Stacev le\verke , Lacev Le'.\ is , T ahnee Le\\ 1s Stephanie L1dd1ck Anna Lieb

C hit Ch a t Freshmen Kendra

I Warren and Jessica Stelhn1 chat iith friends durmg lunch. "I lo\ e tlus year, but most of all 1s lunch," s~id freshman Alex Sundby

Susan Lindsay

Mark Locke

Robert Long

Jenna Lope/ Elizabeth Lo\ oy Ayers

Jav sen Luckinbill

Katie \ f acev

Jennifer tv fack

Jason \i1akomb

Kathr, n tvf aloney

Sean t,, t alone',

Amanda Manes s Tan1.,ha \1ann

Sean r-.1artinez

La\\ rence 1a\ \1eghan 1cC.arthy

Zachary tvt c.Crearv

Jerr} .tvt c Donald

Je-.s1ca r-..1c.Donough

Carl ~tcEncroe

Sarah \ 1cfadden

Pa tric1a \1cGee

Zachen tv1c l ntosh

S Kent r-vt cKend11

Elisa l\.1enna

tv1atthe\\ \,11chaehs

Blakelee \,h d) ette

l'v1egan Milan

For rest tvti ller

Rachael 1ontgomery

H eather tvt ood, Bahman ~1oqu1m

Robert tv1ora le, Reed f orelh

Anr, \1on a)

.\manda tv1unday

Sarah l\1usser

Andre\\ arke\\ 1cz

Anthon, elson

1chol l\elson

Valene Nelson

Laura '\Je,\ come

Brandon l\Jichols

Con \achols

Saman tha 1eme1er

1\Ja than '\hies

Nicholas ~1 t tolo

Jason N)e

Shane O ' Kee fe

A.manda Ohn

Joe On1sko

Chnst1an Orquera

Der\a Ozba,

\.lan<,sa Parchman

Phillip Park

Samantha Parker

Briana Parra

Cameron Pa) ne

T, ler Pennel

Carolina Perez

Sarah Picon

Ra\ mond Pierandozz1

Tvler PoHull

Sha, Pollin

Duke Pooler

Jordan Postleth\\ alte

Kendra Pros

Samantha Prueitt

Pablo Rabadan

Joseph Ra1chart

Kathr\ n Rall.., Alexander Ranfran7

Justin Ratcliffe

Zachar\ Ra\ e\

Andre\.\ Ra\ burn

l\Jicole Resnick

Robin Richards

Laura Ridge

?\.11chael Rizzuto

Peter Rock\ am

Ph1hp Rogers

Samuel Rogers

Rochelle Roldan

Ta} lor RomanO\.\ ski

Cnstal Rose

T1moth} Ro.,so\.,

Ka tnna Ro\, le\

Ste\ en Ro"" le}

Jaffanie Ruble

James Rudn1ck1

Lexie Runge

Britton Ru.,sell

Patrick Ryan

R}an Sack

Michelle Saindon

Shannon SancheL

Katelin Sanders

An,ber Sangi

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE HOMECOMING EVENT?

-

" I liked r1d1ng on the freshmen float 1n the Home coming Parade "

-freshman Jenna Lopez

" I hked the d1, ers1t\ of ever} one that came to the dance"

-freshman Robbin Ri cha rd s

"The face-pa1nt1ng \\ as my fa, or1te tl1ing about the carn1, al."

-freshman Rachel Montegomer\

" I liked the carn1, al becau se you got to hang out'" 1th friend s and meet ne\v people"

-freshman Nicole White

" I en1oyed the costumes on Mardi Gras Day'"

-freshman Maris sa Parchman

Brooke Sauer Robbie Schaetzle Case\ Scherff

Sk\ Schnautz De\ 1n Scho\, >vtelan1e Scoh

Colton Secar, , Corev Sheesle) Austin Shelton--'-------

Ches Shenda 1 Brandon S1m1 nons ~terle Skeens III

Samantha Sia er Kirsten Slette , Cierra Smith

Sean Smith Kelh Smith-Cash Andre\, Spat~

Jacob Spencer Sha\vn Sporn( r R', an Sprackh 1g

Ru-.sell Stahl

Ariana Stamm

Tra, 1~ Starr

'\1argaret Stashak

Colin Stell

Daniel Stelhn1

Jessica Stelhni

Sean Stokes

Daniel Stor}

Hosanna Suma1ku

Alex Sundb\

Jason S\ kora

Kellen 5\ kora

Rebecca Ta) lor

Samantha Ternes

Edv. ard Thomas

Zachar) Thompson

tv1egan Thull

Thomas Tolsma

Mark Tombaugh

Tra\ 1s Toms

Bnana

tv1ichael Trujillo

Katharine

Eatin ' Good

Freshmen Joe Cowen, Matt King, and Sk1 Schnautz eat Wend} 's for lunch 1n the Demon Oen "MMM good," said Matt

Freshmen Powderpuff Ftr:,t

rO\\ Ba} lee Hansen, '\ olanda Suma1~u

Am, Danek, Samnu Parker .\riel

Blakeman Chen I D'Epagn1er Second

row Amanda Hur\e\ i\i1cole Le1d1ch

Ju1ennc Bauer K.1, le\ B, I Third ro\\

Alex Oa\ is, Ian Lanier, Lac\ \\'h1tlatch, Chelsea C,1tron, Kaitlin Tripp- Addison

Brooke Agrodn1a. Amber Curn, '\J"icole

Resn,c~, Lauren Harnage! Brent Wegsche1der

\ iet Tran

Kaitlin Tnpp - Addison

Trujillo

Tucke

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Jose \ alenc1a

B)-ron Vall

R\ an \ andenbroeke

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WHAT IS THE BEST APRll FOOlS JOKE YOU PLAYED ON SOMEONE?

" I put a rubber band around the spra) er on the faucet and \\ hen m \ sister turned on the \\ ater she got \•vet "

-Br} an Gomez

" In the fourth grade I put a fake 1ce cube,\\ 1th a fake bug 1n 1t, 1n m\ teacher ' s coffee "

-Kendra Warren

" I colored the s ide of a quarter , \\ htle I bet m~ freind that he couldn ' t roll 1t do\, n his face and v. hen he did 1t he had a black hne do\, n his face "

-Patrick R, an

" One time I pretended that I cut m, finger off I rapped it v. 1th cloth and eYer} thing and mv teacher belie, ed • me "

-Am} Braun

" We\\ ere at a hotel and I was d1ahng a number and it turned out to be 911 , but n1) parents ne, er kne\\' I called them ."

-Megan V 1g 1l

" M, fr iends and I v.•ere mad at someone, so\\ e dec id ed to put tuna under her bed and ranch dressing 1n her tanning stuff E, ery bod} had a good la ugh, e, en the person v. •e pranked."

-Ashley Krhnicl1

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Princip.11 ~1ike ~1urph y parricapate~ in the pie thro\\ during rhc Homecoming carnhal. " I lo\'C rhe Homecoming c.irni, .ii, " ,:iid Principal ~1urphy

\ fr Dick Bvrne and t-.frs. Lo ri r-.1acDonald ha\·c fun during che reacher s scit in the Homecoming A~en1bh " I had a blast," said \1rs \iacDonald.

photo b, B Kt!lle\ r-.tr John Ander\on ~1r~ Jcnn1fc.r Cook, t-.!r t-.1ark Horneck,r and ~t r Al Talboc are all ,miles on ~In C.ook , wedding l\.lrs C.ook\ wedding ,,as on July 1 3. 2002 " Jc,, .1s beauttful. " ,aid r-.lr Anderson

What are some of your pet peeves?

Sh1rle} Algiene Aaron Allison John Anderson

Jerem} Blin coe Charlotte Blvthe Jud\ Bo1an

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Dick Byrne Scott Capron Chris Colucci

Debby Cooper Shari Cornelison Becky Crozier

Sco tt Aurand Mar~ Battaglia Da\, n Bell

Jan Br\ son Scott Burcar Jane Burnett

Brian Conro) Eileen Cook Jenn1 Cook

Stephanie Da\ 1s Cindy De Vito Todd Fink

"I hate finger boards, they annoy me tremendously. Also, I hate when people always blame other people for something that they did. Nebraska football fans annoy me too .ff - Cris Colucci

Cathy Frailey Susan Gobbo Elise Goshorn

Charla Gunn

Holly Hathaway Jeff Hause~

Bob Hayes

Greg Holland Mark Hornecker

John Horst

Barbara Hovves Diderick Iversen

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Georganne Kahler B111 Kelley John Klug

Cheryl Kochis Monty Kozlovvitz Julie Kramer

''I don't like how people wearing backpacks in the halls tend to tum around and hit you with them." -Dick Byrne

Candice Lemon Mandy Long s 1ne Path Lov,

Joe McG1nru s Mike Mendoz a P a ul Miller

Mike Murphy Roger M ye r s Le Ann Ostler

Tracy Phariss Chr i s P lakoru s Lind a Po veda

Lori M ac D o n ald Jud } Madi so n

Tim Mill e r Rick Mondt

Pam Par1 c 10 Ch r1 s hne Pennel

Phylli s Pr i ce Bob Putka

Charlotte l\ 1avburv , , Kathrvn \-1ontgomer\

Tammie Peters

C h ad Re1d

''Cheaters are the second lowest form of life, the lowest form of academic life . Also, people who spell Conroy wrong and people who talk through movies or eat popcorn at a deafening volume" -Brian Comoy

Sue Rlordan

Wendy Roberts Ruth-Ann Rodgers Jan R omary Ja ckie Rowe Richard Schalhame r

Tamara Seay Barbara Selzer Laura Selzer Bonrue Lou Shaw Le Shoemaker Susanne Sigward

Lea Ann S1izeski Elaine Sm1 th Daren Sower

Tom Sweet Al Talbot Maureen To dd

''People who talk on their cell phones. People who spend more time talking on the phone than the person that is in the same room as them."

-Tom Sweet

Ken Van Der Laan J o Wadsv.rorth

Jerry Yanz Gene Youngmann

Shannon Walkinshaw

Lara W 1l11ams

Suzie Weber

Ed We1nell Jane Wunderlich

Kathy Davis

''One of my pet peeves is when people pop their gum in my class."

-Julie Kramer

; aca enii cs

Science / Math p . 144-145

English / Socia l Stud ies p . 146-147

Foreign Language / A rt p . 148-149

Theater / Ban d p. 150-151

Choir p. 152-153

Gym / Forensi cs p . 154-155

Technical Ar t s p . 156-157

Forensics / MVP p . 158- 159

Stud en t Council p . 160

Junior Alex Verrastro acts out 1n English class photo b) L. Koch

photo b) L. Koch

Sophomore Jason Valentine \velds a box in metal shop " I hke shop because I can use m} hands," said Jason

ca d e mi cs gives kno w le d ge of life out of sc h oo l. Basics of a n y class are learn e d durin g yo ur freshman yea r and co ntinu e with different leve ls of com pl exity to your senotr year.

<'All my c lasses a r e hard n o\.v, but wi ll get h arder lat e r," sai d fre s hman Amy Morvay. Anot h er s tudent , so phomore Stacy Blom , said , « I love biology. " Junior Sebasrchien H e rri ck added, « My favorite c l ass is Forensics. "

Junior ~hno Sorensen demonstrates his Ph\sic" pro1ect Co re c lasses a re co urses that are m a ndito ry to graduate and " Ph\ sics 15 so cool," said ~1ino.

e l ec tive c lasses are of yo ur c hoi ce. tudents h ave to get 22 credits to graduate, as well to find time to ge t in a co upl e c lasses the y lik e. "S in ce I alre a d y rook th e c l asses I like, I have to t ake

c lasses I ne e d now," sa id junior Scott J ackso n.

En Garde Senior Er ik Bu r n'- 1gn1 t es bubble::. of natural ga::. in to,, pt liar of flame 1n Che m 1st r ) 2 The Chc m i t r y 2 clas, tested and se t up demonstrations of chem ical reac tions and p r o p er t ies, the n p erfo rn, ed t h en, tor Chem,stT} 1 students. Bu r ns c;.11d "Chen, 2 b a grea t c lnss, I'm glad I h ad th e oppor tunit) to be in 1t '

Fre s hman J Me g an Milan ins erts a s ample into a ma ss s pectrometer

pho to b) 0 I\ crson at the Colorado School of Mine s ch e mi stry l a b. Milan s aid , "g oin g with Honor s E arth S cience h e lped me s ee the field of chemistry hands-on, and has helped to influen ce my career de cision. "

h at was yo u r most m emorable experience in science at Golden?

"Discec tin g a pig v. as fu n I ' ll ne\ er tl11nk of bacon th e same \\·ay."

EmilyEverett.11

"I liked our fie l d trip to the nuclear reactor at the federal center 111 Honors Earth Science "

AndrewEckman.10

" In fi r s t se m es te r earth science\'\ e b lev.1 u p h ydroge n b a ll oon s and r ockets."

EncGriego.9

"When vVe light th111gs on fire or blow things up, 'demos' "

MrsBryson'sf,flhhourclass,11-12

Think Fast

Juniors Chns Taylor and Amanda Sorvig get ready to buzz tn d u ring the first semester final re, ie\, for f--Ionon, Phy s ics t\1r Schalhamer built a trio of buzzers that use a la s er to determine \\ h1ch team bu z zed 1n fir~t

ho\\.' mu ch a tea c her can affect a student. l fa te;icher make s a class fun and enjoyable, the " thing~ learned ,,·ill mo s t hkelv s tay \\.' ith the ~tudents longer lf the class 1s 1u~t about the fact s and the teacher doesn t make the class 1ust a little bit interesting , thing s n,ost likelr w ill not make s ense " Thank~ to \tfr Phari ss and Mrs Pennel, I enJO} going to math , and m} unders tanding ha s gro\, n a lot " sa id s ophomore Ashlev Knobb s

hat was the best part of math this year?

"The best part was being able to construct shapes and sho"' my creati\·1ty through doing 50 "

BryanMaye,10

" Th e best part was my a½ esome teacher and th e fa c t that I passed e\ ery test 11

JessieSangi,1O

" The best part of math this year \i\1as the great teachers and the hot chicks. "

Ben Jenkins, 1O

" The best part of math tlus year was the understanding teac her s and th e awesome friends that were 1n my class 11

M,chel/eAsher10

Co unt On It Junior-. Kristina ~cBride Danielle Teter, , tvlcg.1n \ askc and sophomore Raquel Ramirez are hard at ' ,,ork in !\fr. l\'erson's Algebra class

R ig ht On Tas k Sophomore Rhiannon \if artinE\ ans ,-vorkc; hard in l\,1s Pennel 's math class

B aki n g in C l ass Sophomores Pedro Rabadon and 81nh Le demonstrate to the class ho¼ to make cookies for your grandmother. "We bake once e\ el) hvo ,veeks," said sophomore B1nh Le

"En g li s h i s a trul y exci ting ex p e ri e n ce," said fr es hm a n Mi ch ae l Base mann .

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y ou co uld m a k e an ass ignme nt for English what would it be?

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I' d mak e th e m tak e a n a p 11

ShannonMee1ian,12

" I ' d make them interview so meone w h o they rea ll y like. "

J:..nylaHudson, 10

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Juniors Paul Ketchum and Drew D ettm lo \ -v pe rfo rm a musical base d o n Jo hn S t e inb ec k 's GrapesofWrath for extra credit in M s B01an's honors class

I ' d m a k e them lea rn t o s al s a d a n c e."

ColinStell,9

" I wo ul d make them b u ild a couch with li te r a r y quo tes. "

LizGreene,9

Dee p in thou g ht Fresh1nan

A1nanda H urley a n d Bay lee

H a n sen ,vork ha r d to finish thei r ""ork in English class '' I li b..e ge ttin g ffi ) ,vork my ,vork done

Just so I ca n ge t 1t o, er w1th,"said so phomore Lindsey Mul vany -

e nior Ton ' Bern a l ~pl'ak, to hi.., Econon\ics class In ELonon11c'> \ ou learn about tinanCl's and h o\\· to be careful ,, 1th n1one} \-\ hen asked ,vh,1 t ht.> likes n105t abou t t his clas::. R rna I ud ' I hkc that 1t teache-. you h o,v the :-. tock ma r ket " ,rk"' Jnd that it has h('lped nll' n1unc1ge my mo n ey ." l 1 ,n:\\

h a t i s th e b e st p a rt a b o ut socia l s tud ies?

" Th e b e s t pa rt a b o ut socia l s tudie s is th at it is easy to b e soc ia ) a nd it's coo l to rea d a b o ut it. It is fun to s tu dy a ll th e d iffe r e nt p eo pl e in the wo rl d " TravisStarr9,history

" To m e, t h e bes t pa r t is t h a t I ge t to lea rn a b o ut a ll t h e diffe r e nt c ult u r es., but I do n ' t hk e a ll t h e s hd e s h ows ."

NickMilfolo,9,history

" Th e b es t p a rt i s th a t it is goo d to kn O \i\' h ow th e \i\1 o r)d wo rks and I lik e lea rnin g w h e r e a l] m y m o n ey goe s a nd h o \v it af fec ts u s ."

s tud1 e::. h a rd f o r an Econ o mi cs t es t In Eco n o m ics s tud e nt s ha\' e a lot of g u es t s peaker s and a lot of qui z zes Ibrahim s aid , " I like t hat it give s \ ou experien c e 1n the ,, orld of bus 1ne::.s and that taking thi s cla ss help s you dec ide futur e plan s."

JulleO'Ne,/1,12,Economics

" Th e b es t p a r t a b o ut soc ia l s tudies 1s all t h e ac h v 1t1 es yo u ge t to d o Eco n o mi cs 1s d e finit e l y m y fa\ o rit e soc1a ) s tudi es c la ss"

NickBove,12Economics

Senior Marisha Ibrahim

,.,P s ycho I-

• ogy IS S O muchfun because we have a lot of interesting disscusions about controversial subjects that make people really think."

Foreign Rea din g Senior Ta te Pellegnn1 studys for a big french test Langua ge tests are usually based on listening, reading, and comprehensio n " I can d o really \Veil 1n th e reading and comp r ehension, but not the hsterung," said soph omore Audrey Goh

Students cho ose from Spanish, French, and Ger-

man a t G H S. Levels r ange from o to s ix. " I lo ve le a rnin g about diffe ent cul tur es," said sophomo r e Meghan Stell.

hy do you take language ?

" Be ca u se the words make me laugh ."

NeilBurnett.1O

" Help s me l earn about different co untrie s and their cultures."

BrookeSauer, 9

" It help s me pr e p are for a future biligual job ."

JessicaCrass,1O

" I like th e idea of going to a r1ew country and being ab l e to s peak their language 11

ConnyArt,ca,11

Eating foreign Junior Darryl Preston make a foreign dessert in one of the food days. Food days come abo ut once a year and only serve the food of the culture " I love when we made crepes in Mrs Maybury 's class,'' said freshman Samantha Slater

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spiring artis t Sl'n1or Ktff\ Bl·e-.Jey paints a picture for .,tud10 pa1nt1ng Bce.,ley '>aid, 'I gh c thanks to ?\.,1r McGinnis

nJ ~1, ) oungman for pushing me to take m} art talent to 1notht>r le, <'l Ah,o for g1, ing n,c ,, grt!at learning experin

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m ys elf through a drawing or a painting ins tead of writin g or s in g in g . I love being able to create an ything without having any limitations to what I' m doing," said senior Toby Cochran.

h at d o you like most abo u t art class?

" I 1ike th a t J get a c h ance to e>-.press n1yself through clay an d tha t you ge t to see every b od) get so d irty."

CassyBailey,12ceramics

" I hke how the art tea c hers are very open minded and that they love mo s t of the kid 's work especially Mr s Burnett in photogrphy."

NiccolePensho,12,Photography

Behind the mas k Seruor Robyn Speer paints a picture of a masJ... on masquerade day This painting was made out of tissue p aper and liqui d starch

In painting s tudent s u se many differ ent techni ques and styles Sp eer sai d , "E, eryone shou ld t ake an art class because 1t 1s an a ma z ing wa} t o exp ress yourself."

" I l ove thi s cl ass b ecause it's fun th a t you ge t to ma k e th in gs a nd a r e always l ea r nin g n ew tec hniqu es."

MichelleArnoled,11,ceramics

" I hke tha t we have the mo s t incredible artists 1n thi s sc h ool and I have enJoyed and loved working w i th all of them through out hi g h school! "

CandiceKnutson,11,painting

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Thea t er has been a wonderful art form for years and it is just ge t hng it

full well deserved attention! Go l den has a great theater cla s s and it is proven that theater will be around for years.

h at ' s yo u r favori te par t of theater?

111 li ke impr ov b eca u se I can b e my goo fy self a nd ge t a good g r ade."

AndiLarson,1O

" My favorite part is that I get to express myself m ways I \-vould not be able to outside of class "

MackenzieKreller, 1O

" I li ke th ea t er b eca u se I ge t t o inte r ac t w ith p eop le."

ErinAlcock,1O

" I love thea ter so much because Mr Klug gets yo u in to th e spirit o f i t."

AlyssaTortora,10

Projection works Sophmore

goes o, er her scrip t befo re she heads to the s tage for her grade

Improv Action Sophmore

Cassie Roberts on sho,vs the class that s h e can really act, as she strikes a pose In theater class s tud e nts are taug ht th e imp o rtan ce of 1mpro, e, it i s a form o f ac tin g without mem o ri za tion

photo b \' K Shulthci..,s

Enn Alcock

CSU Marching Fest led to Re-

I gional Marching Fest. The band also marched in the Golden Homecoming, Golden Christmas, and the Buffalo Bill Day Parade and even Di s neyland during Sprin g Break .

People and friends

" People and friends are ,vhat make band fun . We go on trips together which is awsome. On our trip to Fort Co llins we had tons of fun as well as all th e other trips " SeanGre,ger

" Band can be the be s t and v. orst experience you can eYer endure during high school. We find the fun even though it 1s gruebng frustrating work. It's a big family Knst,naMcBnde

" I like rehearsing concert band. It 's great at being in front of a group that e nj oys playing n1usic. Marching band is great as we ll. It's fun being above the marching band on the scaffolding and seeing the forms go with the music."

AaronA/Itson

Co ncerts Fre..,hman Sean \tarttnez and -.oplll mores .'.\1ck Z1g1ch and .\aron Smith do thl•lr part during the hohda\ concert

Marching Band Freshmen

Bethanv Blair and Carl tvtcEncroe keep the beat as the'v march dunng the Homecoming parade

Christmas Caroling Juni ors Abigail Langs t ed, Onna Poe ter and Senio r Kyle H ause r p la) t h e bells \Vhi le s1 ng1n g a song in the Holiday Co n ce r t on December 12t h Se ni o r Mar, Dihvo r th says , " l really enioy go ing arou n d to many places and singing for people "

" This is my fourth • year 1n choir and by far it has been the best. It • 1s more rewarding than anything else I have ever done. We get to do lots of different things and do many activities outside of class. It has inspired me to go to college for music and has helped me in many areas of my life."

hy did you decide to join choir?

0 1 joined choir to get tip s on my s inging career, to meet new people and I really enjoy singing.,,

JosephRa,chart,Freshmen

" I joined choir because I have been singmg since I could t a lk and it' s my ultimate dream. "

Chari,HoganSophomore

" The reason I joined choir was to get the ladie s and meet new people. ''

SamVillarreal.Sophomore

"C h oir is an amazing ex p erience. working w ith suc h a t alented group of peop le is a trul y fortunate exper i ence "

AbbyLangsted,Jun,or

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holiday concert at Go lden High

said , " When I first go t into cho ir l thought it "''ould be boring singing all th e time but it turned out not t o be a s b ad as I thou g ht. "

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during the

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Three Tenors

Seniors Enc 81nklev, 1ck Fauble and 1b Burnham sing their hearts out 1n front of a packed house at the Golden High School hohda} concert December 12th Freshman Ke,·in W1tashcek ... a\ s, "Choir 1s a real fun class and its a great\\ ay to get an A"

Joyful Harmony Junior Anja tv1ueller sings loud at the Holada, Choir Concert on December 12th Junior Onna Poeter says I 101ned choir because I love the :::.ound of a chord built b) many \'Oices."

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Singing for the Stars The Golden High School

\\.Omens choir sing:::. loud and beautiful at the Hohda) Concert Senior A.nna Mangan sa\ '>, " } ' ye been in choir for four years and 1t ,._ more fulfilling e, er) , ear I \vouldn ' t \\ ant to miss out on all the great e,penences and people "

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credits

During Gym this year the more you sweat the m o r e credit you

get. Sophomore Alyssa Tortora said, 11 Gym helps keep you in shape. '' Dodgeball, basketball, badmitton, and other activities in gym are always fun .

h a t is the l eas t fun thin g t o d o in gym?

"My leas t favo rite thin g to do in

gym i s t o r un .''

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La ur en Ca rls, 12

" Kick ball is my leas t favorite thing to do in gym ."

Brit tany Bergs tedt, 11

" Ba dmitto n i s th e wo r s t thin g t o d o in Gym. "

Ro b e rt W e ich e l, 10

Wa t c h ou t \'\ hen junior Sunshine Morsette thrO\\ s the dodgeball. Freshman Ee Danielle Clark say~, "I hkc the rush and the fact that I can chuck things at people." Dodgeball 1s Golden s gym classes favorite sport to p lay.

Pre paring to shoot Junior

Darnel Ra tschkawsky stands on th e

3-point h ne l ooki n g to score

Sophomo re Phare l A ri s tide says, " Basketba ll ts wher e yo u can r e leas e you r emo ti o n s b o th goo d and b a d "

" D r es s ing o u t is po intle ss because we could participate in the cloth es we wea r to s chool. "

Je s sie Stellini , 9

Finding a way through Jeremy Na\ arette t rie s to get through Brandon Wamboldt to mak.e a lay up Senior Claire La nd ry says, " I like the ru nning mv ol , e d in b as ke tb a ll " Th e r e \V ere 500 p eo pl e e nroll e d i n gv m this se m es ter

photo by L. Kock

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"Meeting deadlines an d h aving the editors proofing o n time is ha r d. "

SaraTau/by,12

" Finding relavent iss ue s to write about 1s hard ."

JordanMeneses.1O

" H aving t o h ave your stories in by th e d ue date ."

RachelKirsch,12

" The stupid computers are difficult."

KateKlock,12

uln wood shop the students are making a chess boards. " Wood shop is very fun and a hands on experience.''

-senior Andy Huntsman

fl Auto s hop has changed my life, now I feel more safe in m y car if I break down."

AshleyLutzes,1O

"Metal shop teaches students to work with metal. Our final pro1ect is a l1and made can crus h er, and Mr Plakorus is an exce llent teacher as we ll. "

JohnMurfin,12

"'Mr. P is very awesome and a hand s on teacher, that really helps yo u ."

NicoleWerschry,9

"B r eaks are great. Because they can save yo ur life, yo u need to check yo u breaks every so oft en."

o,anaMartin,12

h at was the best thing you learned in tech arts class?

Metal shop student Mike Baseman is ,-vorking on lus foundry plate. "In metal shop you get to "veld At first I thought it v.·as \: ery hard but af ter a couple of prachce~ I got the hang of it," said Baseman Always ren,en1ber to \Vear the right protective gear

• photo b\ , Peri,ho Sitting in the shop car Senior Lauren Gale said, "Auto shop 1'> one of the best classes to take at Golden You learn so much to help you " At Golden\\ e onl} ha, ea begging auto shop cause thev can't afford more materia ls for classes

Senior Alex Shier cuts a big s teel rod for a bumper on his truck Shier said, "Metal shop is one of the be::.t clas'>es 1n ID) senior} ear, I \\ ish I "ould ha\ e taken 1t sooner "

b\ \,j Pcn,ho Sophomore Kyle Sulli\ an said, "Oil 1s \er} good for your car )'OU need to check 1t regular!}, no\, I kno\-. ho\, to do that ' Auto shop cla::.s ,, 1Jl ah,·a}., help } ou 1n hfe if you reall} do pa\ attention

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On my honor Semor T}ler \Varner swears mat nationals along With other Lincoln Dougl.1,;, competitor<,, JI left Tvlcr ha, earned his Quadruple rub\ from the atJonal Forl!ns1c- League and is plact.>d int lht.> top one-half pl·rccnt m the nation m Lincoln Douglas debating T) lcr ~•d, "Forcns1l~ ha-. taken mc "er} far l ' Vl' gotten sc:holar<,hip, to good collcgl-s beeau~ of ffi} mvohemcnt and the award<. I' ve" on for the te.1m photo

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"I love meeting new friends at a ll the t o urnaments '¼'e compete in. "

KourtneyHartford.1O

" The atmosphere is very comfortable and appealing; there are so many opportunities to explore in forensics ."

SebastianHerrick,11

" I l ove the diver si t y of events Even th ougl1manypeople think it's jus t deba te/ there is a '¼1 ho le lot more to it."

VanessaBartosh,10

" The be s t part of co mpeting is not competing bu t what you do between round s ."

SpencerRiggs,11

Laugh out loud Sophn-lore

Richard Schweiring doe s lus humorou s cutting " Exploding Thing s " for practice 111 front of his c las s mates By s ome , 1nterpretahon of humor i s con s idered the harde s t e, ent becau s e of the effort and exaggerahon m, olved , plu s a very funny cutting 1s e ss ential.

Coach Tamnue Peters sa id , " Humor h, probably the one of the mo s t d1hcult e, ents. It 's difficult to find funn ) cuttin gs a nd a pp e al t o th e a ud ie n ce"

Foren• S 1 C S take s a lot of procrastination and determination," s aid Junior Angela Finke

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Talk to me Junior \Villiam t-.1artin and freshman De\\ a\ ne H I gt·t o kno\, each other on the first da\ of high school !\1any leade rs got to kno,, their freshmen and man\ became fnendc; " rv h 1\. 1\ Pleader helped me t h r ough a problem this , car ,' ~aid freshman Pa tnc1a \,fcgee rh oh.l b} R \'.inD\ J..l,

whatisitabout?

r:altft I I M V P I stands for Mentors in Vio. lence Protecti o n, which is a anti-bullying program. Junior and senior MVP leaders puts freshman through senarios and games to help them in what to do and not to do in high school, as well as life. '' MVP rocks my world, 11 said freshman Kendra Pro s. n your opinion, is MVP making a difference?

"Yes, MVP ha s definetly changed the outlooks of some students.''

JustinStahmer,12

" Ye s, becaus e th ere 1s a pos 1h, e influence on u s from th o s e who have been here longer."

BeckyTaylor,9

" The program is more effective thi s year, as oppossed to las t year."

Teaching leaders Senior Andre\\' Wola, er learns ,vhat to teach lus freshmen kids Every leader meets on Tuesdays and g i ves th e m essage o n Thurs da ys dunng M VP Readin g " I lik e t eac hing fr es hm e n a bout hi g h sc hoo l," Sa} s Se ru o r An ya S tru ass

Dan,e//eSykora,11

" No , it ju s t doesn ' t " DevinKerger,9

Sophmore Jessica Vichot

photo by B Kelley

Sophmores Steaphanie Dockstader and Ali Glaxner wor k h

photo by B. Kelle}

greta morningstar aldridge

I thank you God for the most amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees a nd the bl ue true dream of sky; and for everything which 1s natural which is infinite which is yes. Our love will be with you always- Mom, Dad and Ian

ryan armitage

Always a comedian some things will never change We wish you as much laughter, happiness and joy in your life as you've brought to ours. Congratulations, Ryan Keep smiling!

We love you, Mom and Dad

ryan armitage

Ryan, my love. The one and only in so ma ny ways. The past two years have been more than I could have asked for . Thanks for a once 1n a lifetime kind of love and the wonderful memories, Cali., camping, movies, and the fun games

Always Believe 143 -Jenna Marie

ryan armitage

Congratu lations Ryan. The best is yet to co me !

We love you, Nan a and Pop pa

ryan armitage

Rhi no- the family resemblance is remar ka ble! Althoug h we feel we have noth in g in com mon at times, we do share t he same DNA I 'll always be here for you and I love you so very much . Here's to the years to co me! We are all very proud of yo u Ry. Remember to follow your heart a nd the rest will fol low . Forever, Lil'Orie L.

- greta morningstar aldridge

Dear Ta-Ta- Whatever star you h1tch a ride on, we'll be right there wait1ng for you. Bring us back a few moonbeams 1n a jar 1f you can. Most of all, enjoy the nde and hold on tight! Know yourself, love yourself, and be yourself.

Love, Mom and Dad

• • Jenna mons

JenaRie, know1ng you has been a complete pleasure. Thanks for helping me out 1n one of the hardest times of llfe. I w1ll always be here for you, and never will I forget the person you are. Remember all the n1ghts, B.L., A.West, long talks, D-Dubs, and the night from th1s p1cture!!! I love you llke a s1ster.

Always, Laurna

ryan armitage

As all of your tomorrows open themselves to you, never forget how very proud we are of you and how much we love you, Ry yesterday, today, and always ...

Love, Mom, Dad, and Lauren

ryan

armitage

May every dream 1n your heart come true for you. Congratulations Ryan. We love you, Gram and

Grampa

r---- sean steve aronson -

"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the sta rs." We've shared our thoughts, hopes, and dreams with you. As we watch you mature and explore life on your own terms, we learn from you. You've always had a genuine heart follow it.

Mom and Dad

- -

brandon babki e wi c h

r don't know what I would do without your friendship and love. You are one of my " bestest" fnends! Thanx for always being there for me. Reach for the stars and all your dreams will come true! Love ya lots, Swan (Bntt)

P.S Can I please have a "pitz ch1ckz fritz"?

P.P.S "I am an eagle"!

;....__

brandon babkiewi c h -

You never cease to amaze us with your accomplishments and endeavors. Continue to pose questions and explore the world around you. We love you lots and look forward to being a part of your bright future.

Love , Mom and Dad brianne barned

I hope you are always as happy as the day this picture was taken. No one should be prouder of you than you!

Love always , Momma

audrey bennett

Audrey , I've treasured the time you have spent with me. I wish you all the best as you venture out on your own.

Love, Mom

Jessica ,

jessica billings

The shine in your heart inspires us all, and will inspire the world. We are so proud of you, all of your accomplishments, but mostly your love for others. After all, your favorite line from your favorite show "to love another person is to see the face of God." What an inspiration you are to us all. Congratulations Jess! Love , Mom , Dad , Jacquie , Jamie and Bradley

I know you are going to college next year and I am going to be sad to see my " big brother'' leave, but I won't miss the bruises!

Good luck

Love, Tyler brianne barned

As Grandparents , we are very proud of our first grandchild. We have seen her grow to be a loving and caring young lady. In her chosen profession as a teacher she will make a great contribution to her students.

stuart lee bell

Stuart,

You taught us a lot during the last 18 years. We will always be proud of you and your accomplishments. Most of all, we are really looking forward to the II residuls II a

Good luck and love always, Your parents- Dawn and Ron kim beesley

Dearest Kim, 7

You are the sunshine of our lives! We are so proud to be the parents of such a fine young woman and artist. Follow your dreams and your heart Do your be::,t every day and God will bless you always I ' All our love, now and forever, Mother and Dad jessica billings

Jessica Leigh,

Always our little actress. Remember that the light that shines within you is so much more radiant t han the light that shines on you Your light has always shined so bright and beautifully. We love you so much.

Love, Mom and Dad

I

eric binkley

Enc,

From the miracle of your birth to this your graduation day you have our pride, JOY and love. God bless you 1n every way.

van traynor breithaupt

Noble is what your name means. Just as this was true for Joshua, it' s true for you today. "And the lord is the one who goes ahead of you; he will be with you. He Wlll not fail you or forsake you. Do not fear, or be dismayed"

Deuteronomy 31:8

eric burns

We are so proud of the great young man you have become! Always stay happy and stay focused! We will miss you, but we will always be here for you- always keep your sense of humor!

We love you always,

Love Mom, Dad, KeVln and grandma

sean michael byrne

To my future Marine, I love you then, I love you now, I love you always. Take care of my baby, Love, Mom

gwen carey

Alth ough we argue and fight all the time, I have always loved you more than life itself I am thankful for th e relat ions hip tha t you and I have been able to s ha re. May you always be happy and full of life as you follow your heart to your dreams and remember I am here for you.

Lo ve always and forever, Erin

brianna blair

B Chelle , We ' re proud of you and your accomphshments Always keep your sights on your goals Trust yourself. Value your th1nking. When you ' re 1n need of love , reach out. There are people that love you When things seem gray , look for color When you need help , ask love , Mom and Dad luke brunsilius

Dear Luke ,

We can't tell you enough how proud we are of you. You ' re a JOY to have at home with all the things you do for us. We ' re so proud of your scuba d1ving and knowledge of the ocean. You ' re kind heart will take you everywhere.

Love, Mom and Dad

sean michael byrne

It's hard to belleve we took th1s p1cture less than a year ago. I'm very proud of the person you grew up to be.

Semper fi! Dad

gwendolyn carey

Dear Gwen,

You have been an important part of my life for the past 9 months and I wouldn't know what to do if you weren't. I hope you stay in my life forever.

Love, Enc

r---- robert chrisman

Dear Robert,

You are the bonus baby; You're the best! We know you'll succeed in anything you pursue. Trust your instincts, go with your heart, look for the best in people. We will always be there for you.

Love, Mom and Dad

robert chrisman

Robert, Little Sweat Heart, Ro-ert remember always to keep your head up and W.P. forever!

Love , John

- nathan martin christensen

Your name means "Gift from God", and how true this is. My wish to you 1s to have as much joy and happiness in your life as you have brought to mine. I am proud of you. Good luck.

Love you, Mom

j. nicholas clark

You are a good big brother. We have had fun playing baseball in the backyard and basketball in the dnveway. I missed you when you went to K1ndergarten and I will miss you when you leave for college. You have come a long way, but still have a long way to go.

Good Luck!

Love, Ryan

j. nicholas clark

Since your first smile, first step, and first word you have been a joy. The time of your childhood has gone quickly. As you embark down that road of life , remember your familiar roots. You have the resources to meet all challenges. Best wishes on your . Journey.

Love, Mom and Dad

caitlin cowen

Hey Sis,

Hope you never change! You have been an awesome sister. Some of our best times have been just the three of us. Mud fights, make believe, and camp fighting are some of the memories you should take to your new life. Just yell if you ever need us.

Love ya, Eric and Joe daniel cross

Dan,

You are a treasure! Your joyful, loving spirit, is just one of many things we admire about you. It has been wonderful and magical watching you grow to be such a fine young man. We couldn't be more proud. May God hold you close. Love always, Mom and Dad

j. nicholas clark

You are a great brother. You have always supported me in whatever I do. I am proud of you. I Wlll miss you next year.

Love, Bayley

P.S. Can I have your big room when you leave?

caitlin cowen

We tried to think of a gift to help you in your new life after high school, but realized you posses all you need: strength, courage, passion, laughter, and love. As your hopes and dreams take you new places , meeting new people, and on great adventures remember that our love is here for you. We wish you joy as great as the joy you have g1ven us as a daughter. No joy has been greater. We love you,Dad and Morn

johanna crock 7

Mayyourbrighteye scontinuetolook to the future and enjoy the present.

Love always, Mom and Dad

----kristin d' epagnier---

Hey , your outgoing spiri t s have always encouraged me to want to be just like you or just steal your clothes! Thank you for everything including always covering my back and being there just to listen and give advice I love you with all my heart, follow your dreams.

Love, Cherbear

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kristin d'epagnier

Knstin,

We are so very proud of you. Thank you for the joy that you have brought into our lives. Follow your dreams and be true to yourself. We wish you happiness and sucess in life 's adventures. Always remember how much we do love you.

Mom and Dad

gino decarlo

You have always been there for me , you have been my partner and best friend. We have not only shared our life together, but we have shared many memories. I wish you luck in the future in whatever you do! Thank you for being such a great bro! Love , Marco blake dalgetty

You aren ' t the most serious guy around, but you are the most entertaining and you always took care of me.

Love, Kelly

allie jo

gino decarlo

When we brought you home from the hospital, Marco was so excited, he thought you would be ready to catch the football while you slep t in the bassinet. We will never forget him saying, "catch babbino." From that day on, you never stopped trying to catch a ball. Now its your chance to catch your dream s! Ne ver stop behevi ng ! WE LOVE YOU! Mom and Dad

blake dalgetty

Sunny Boy,

You made it through Josh, Kip , and your loving little sister Kelly. I don 1t know how many years of baseball, 8 years of football, and numerous other sports, we are now to this po1nt 1n your llfe where you will be leaving the basement to go on to greater things.

Hallalua!!! Love , Mom and Dad

mary dilworth

Dear Mary ,

Watching me help you learn and grow has been a great Joy. Thank you for your love and example of integnty.

Love , Mom and Dad

nicole dupont

Allie Jo ,

You still are a cutie. I am so proud of you. I have been truly blessed. Raising you has been "cruise control."

Love, Mom nicole dupont

Now more then ever you should be proud of yourself. You are more adult, mature, and courageous than anyone I know or will ever know. I believe that you will be great no matter what your future holds. Because you are a spitfire who knows what she wants and is not afraid to speak her mind. Congratulations on your first step into an extraordinary life. I love you, Christina

I remember this day like it was yesterday I would literally have to sit on you to put on your shoes but you would let me do your hair with a hot curlng iron for as long as I wished. I am thankful for every day that I have been your morn, and thankful for every moment you have been my daughter. Love always, Morn

joe dunlap

Pursue your dreams and give all you have to them. We will always be here for you and believe in you Joe. May all your life's dreams come true.

Love, Mom and Dad

Bryce , H1. You are the coolest b1g brother ever Thank you for everyth1ng. Good luck and have fun i n everyth i ng you do.

Love always , Ai ns

andrew faulkner

We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. Keep that great smile and cheerful dispos1tion and you will be able to do anything you choose.

Love, Mom , and Dad

brandon fisherBrandon

You have always been the light in our lives. Your spirit, love and strong sense of success will always shine. We have always been and will always be so very proud of you. With you forever , our uncond1tional love

Mom,Dad and Jordan

melissa ford

What a joy you are to us! You've grown into a confident, capable and intelligent young woman. Many adventures await you. Mark Twa1n said it best, "Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."

We love you always, Mom and Dad

joanna galioto

Joanna, We are so proud of the sensitive, caring, beautiful young woman you have become. Rember to trust in · yourself because your "inner'' voice is very wise!

Love, Mom and Dad

bryce

Bryce ,

We ' re proud of you and so lucky to have you in our lives. Best wishes, good luck , enjoy.

Love , Mom and Dad

brandon fisher

8- We have been through so much together, and I am so deeply attached to you . For all the time we have spent together I feel like I have known you forever. I know we have our ups and our downs but our love for each other is so strong we always seem to get through it all. I am so proud to be Wlth you and I know you ' ll succeed in your life. -your baby gnl

melissa ford

It's go1ng to be a lot different not having you around. I know you ' re going to do great in the "real world," but don ' t forget about our childhood days of fun , fighting and the occasional lie to make me look stupid. If you stir it long enough it will turn green! Good luck in college, I'm going to miss you. Ryan

joanna galioto

7

Joanna , You are a great sister- we always had a lot of fun on vacation. Have a fun time in college- be good!

Love ya, Sam and Cody

joanna galioto

What an angel! How the years have gone so quickly! We love you and wish you all the best in life.

Love, Dad and Mom

bryce erickson

erickson

lee , christina , danielle , allison

I can't even begin to tell you how much I love you all. We've been through it all and I couldn't have asked for more beautiful, smart and loyal friends. I'll never forget any of you. Parties, parking lots, guys, triple kiss, walking, Glenwood, Captin M, camping, roadtnps, hotels.

• • 1ess1ca go re

These fun and innocent moments have turned more senous, but they are not totally gone. It 1s a little harder to make her laugh, but well worth the effort.

jessica gore

Wild, adventurous and beautiful. you are all of these things and more. You have touched my life and my heart in ways that words could never descnbe. Take our love and go out and claim your happiness.

Anne

jessica griess

IFinally, no more getting my head ripped off for making you get up at 6:30 because "Your alarm didn't go off' jus t joking! I am so proud of you! I love you.

You r big sis Dani

r---~Llison and krista

Krista,

I can't believe we've done it. 5years ago I never thought we would have become this close. From brothers to late night run-outs, I will never forget out times together. Love, Allison

Allison,

These past years have been memorable. I love you like a sis and I will never forget all the fun times we've had. Always be a rebel! Love, Krista

katie garrett

Katie-bugs , you are like the sister I never had. I will always chensh the amazing and sometimes crazy memories we ' ve shared. You've always been there for me when I needed someone to lean on and I'll always appreciate that. You are truly a good person Good Luck!

Love , Ricki lee

• • 1ess1ca gore

Movin' and Grovin '

Always dancing to the secret self rhythm

jessica gore

The beautiful baby that turned into the beautiful woman. We are so lucky to have pictures to recall so many great memories , memones that are Just the beginning .

allison griffiths

At the age of two , you began to say, "I'll do 1t all by myself." That strong willed independent little girl has grown up to become a person with potential to excel in whatever she decides to do. We love you and we're extremely proud of you. Mom , Dad , Suzi, Eddy chris halley

" Me-mo" you have always beena charmer. We have enJoyed watching you wear many hats and your love for sports. We are looking forward to seeing where your drive and determination leads you in life Keep up your great sense of humor, your quiet wisdom and your sincerity.

Love Mom, Dad, Nick & Robb

christopher halley

There was always something missing 1n my life , but I never knew what i t was I remember that beautiful Octobe r day, the day my life became complete I've loved every minute spe nt with you , from sitting on the couch cuddling , movie nights and wrestling , to 4 00 am visits , spending endless nights together most important cc time The memories are amazing and un forgettable Your talents are limitless and your goals will always be reached by your hard work. Good luck in the future , I know you ' ll succeed I'll love you always and forever - Carly

joshua hanson

We are so prou d to have you as our son. No matter what you do 1n life we will su pport your de c1s1o n. Alway s remember you have a special pla ce in our hearts. Tha nks for being a good son and brother. Love you, Dad , Mom , Lu cas, and Jared. alexis

held

Alexis has been more than parents could hope for. She is sweet and res pe ctab le She has done well 1n school and extra-curncular. (Cle aning her room 1s not one, however.) She has been an excellent driver. Her fam1ly, including the cat, love her dearly.

Lo ve, Daddy kim hill

Alway s ready for the game and the "cen te r'' of attention!

rhonda hoffert

Rhonda , you grew up way to fast! We love you mo re than words can say. Stay the happy , unique, wonderful girl you 've always been. We hope you'll never have more than 32 "owies" at one time.

Mom , Dad, and Wes

cole hanson

Look at thi s child. What love , peace , truth and all that is good . My love for you flows from my heart, out into the universe , through space and time returning with the same 1ntens1ty in less than a moment's time. Infinity defined. Glad to know you. Thanks! XXOO

Mom james dean harmon

I 've always been extremely proud of you! I'm sure Dad is looking down on you, bur sti ng with pride You are a s pecial, multi-talented , unique individual, never change! Always follow your heart and you will accomplish all your dreams . I love you!

Mom andy heid

Andy , You'll always be "to p banana" to me . Be happy . I love you.

Mom kim hill --, Kimmer , What would I do without you? We have laughed together and cried together. You have showed me that I am and always will be a child at heart. Whatever happens never forget our time we've spent together. I will love you always.

Shannibear emily

hoppin

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emily hoppin

Congratulat1ons on your graduation! Thank you for all the good times we have shared and we look forward to the ones to come. Remember we will always have each other to lean on.

Love , Jon and Tim

andrew huntsman

High school went way too fast. You have aquired a gift for questloning your world. We hope you will never lose that gift and always remain true to yourself. We love you , Mom and Dad

• • enc Jensen

Enc , We would not be more proud of the man you have become. You bring us joy everyday. Follow your dreams with hard work. We know you will succeed. You have a bright future.

Love , Mom and Dad

adam hudson

Adam ,

Smart, witty , strong , and talentedkeep your zest for life! We are s o proud of what you have accompllshed and what we know you will achieve in your future. Thanks for be1ng s uc h a great son and brother Love

Mom , Dad , and Cla1re

• • enc Jensen

Enc , Alway s and forever "s uper cool. "

Love , Mom and Dad

elizabeth johnson

Congratulatlon s ! We know your next few year s will be wonderful and reward1ng. We Wlsh the very best for you 1n all you do. You Wlll always be loved and supported.

Love , Mom and " Fanny"

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christina johnson ____,t.=,~1._~-A!~

2.1L \:...-:-:C..Z. a s ~ We've known each other since first grade and I know we ' ll always be friends. I love your humor and contagious laugh. I'll never forget our memories. Don't forget made-up words , constant laughter, my house after school, clubbing, B.B.H., I'll visit you 1n California. I'll always love you sweetheart!

Love , Rickilee

•

• Jason Joyce

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JASON, The Poet, Song Writer, Singer, Guitarist, Skateboarder, Filmmaker and Great Debater We know your future will be a bright one. Our llves would be boring without you. Love Mom & Rod, Dad & Shelly, Todd

rickilee , katie , danielle - -

Wow! I can ' t believe it's all over! We have been through so much. You guys mean the world to me and I don ' t know where I' d be without you three. I love you guys forever!

Love always and forever , Tinker-butt

sarah kalin

Sarah , You're still adorable after all these years! We love you and wish for you success, great adventures and much happiness.

Love alwyas, Mom , Dad, and your dog, Daisy

sarah kalin

Sarah,

Congratulations on your graduat1ng! We hope you will always be surrounded by good friends, (llke Minnie) and have a life filled w1th fun and laughter.

Love, Molly and Bruce

j.c. kelley

J .c.,

My greatest memories are those spent with my nephews and nieces, particularly at the zoo. Thanks for all you've done for my two s1nce we moved home. You've grown into a fine young man. I wish you life's best.

Love, Aunt Kathie j.c. kelley

J .c.,

Good luck in WHA TEVER it is that you will choose to do in your future. Although I don't know who you will pick on now!

Love your big-headed cousin, Sunshine

j.c. kelley

J .c., I've been your target for paintballs, your talking and wrestling dummy, your water boy, and the one you could talk into anything. And through it all, I've always been proud to call you my COUSl n.

Love, Calvin max kenworthy

To Max, a mountaineer, a comedian, a kind-hearted wild thing. When we were young your laugh was contagious. And now I find that your spirit is too: I look up to you more than you will ever know . I love you and wish you the world.

Yours, Nora

buddies

thomas keesee

Thomas, 7

Congratulations, you did it! We're very proud of you and want the very best for you. Always remember you can achieve anything and everything you want out of llfe, live it to the fullest. Keep a good heart and an open mind. We love you 100%.

Mom and Dad j.c. kelley

J .c.,

Hard to believe that you are already graduating from High School. I don't think this uniform would fit you any more. You are the best! You did a great job keeping up with us all of those years!

Congratulations, Cal j.c. kelley

J .c.,

You've given us laughter and joy and made life interesting to say the least. You are kind and caring and we are so proud of you! Work hard and have integrity in all you do! You'll always be our baby!

Love, Mom and Dad , , ___ j.c. kelley . , '

J .c.,

You have grown a little since then, but don't forget who is still bigger. Nice job !

Love, Luke max kenworthy

Max,

At the end of the day, it's character that counts, and you've got a boat load. Never lose that wonderful laugh, or the outlook that sets it off. Anyone can be a son; I t takes someone rea lly special to be a friend as well. Love, Mom and Dad

kim and cassidy

"Best Buds" '99 and forever!

ka t e klock

Kate,

These e1ghteen years have gone by too quickly! We're so proud of the beautlful, caring woman you've become. We're so thankful for the joy you've brought 1nto our lives through your compass1on for others and your gentle spirit with an1mals. We love you sweetie.

Mom, Nan, and Tory

kate Leadford

" Bug" -

"My" is no Hershel Walker!- but, I couldn't be prouder of you. Your determ1nation and effort will take you anywhere you want to go 1n llfe. I love you!

Love, Micah

kyle robert lewis

We are so very proud of all your accompllshments. Keep setting goals and never stop trying to reach them. We will always be here for you.

Love always,

All the Guderski's, Martynuska's, and Lewis's ben linville-engler ---· , Those famous Ben esca pes started early- "I've got the Jeep, we can't get stuck!" We know you'll keep that same determination and adventerous sp1rit as you take on the world. We love you and are very proud and impressed with everything you accompllsh. Looking forward to your futu re.

Love, Mom and Dad

kim cline

Kim has broughtjoy, exc1tement, light, and love into our llves. We love you and know you will succeed.

Love, Grandmom and Grandad

kate Leadford

Kate,

I thought it was real "unfair" that we brought home that 4 lb., bald, baby g1rl home from the hospital. I wanted the fat, baby boy making all the noise! Glad mom won that battle! (P.S.- Dad says "stay away from them boys!")

Love, Micah

kate Leadford

Bug, Boog, Cactus Kate, Stretch, Spunk and a big heart were evident the first days of your life. We're so proud of your determination and independence. Ma1nta1n your path of turn1ng challenges into accomplishments. We're so blessed! You are beautiful inside and out- you're a bright light.

Love, Mom and Dad

kyle lewis

Kyle,

We have always been so proud of you. Keep striving for excellence.

Love, Uncle Jim and Aunt Kim

jake Lockhart

Jake, Thanks for being a great big brother and being the best friend I' ll ever have.

Love, Joel

jake Lockhart

Jake, this picture says it all-you haven't changed a bit. You have always made us happy and proud.

Love always, Mom and Dad

jake Lockhart

Army says:

Born and raised with attitude.

Stasia, Jim, Tonin

kara Lollar

Can you believe 1t' s finally your sen1or year? We remember when you were in kindergarten and asked, " How long does school last?" We thought you meant kindergarten but you sa1d, " No , until I don't have to go anymore!" We ' re excited for you and what your future holds. Enjoy the wonderful journey ahead. We'll always be rooting for you.

Love , Mom and Dad

olga mallett

Olga - We 're gonna miss you so much! You're such a great, talented , funny, beautiful girl and we love you lots! We 've had so many fun times together! (at dance, D-land , Vegas , Nebra ska lake trip, DEA memories, nights @ Emily's). But anyways, good luck and we'll always love ya!

Love "The Girls" Brandy, Leigh , Em , Nikk i, Megs & Michelle

olga

v. mallett

Remember the heels you broke & we had to go replace? And the blind man you cured? Only in Beverly Hills! Good memories, but then with you that's all there is good memories. All my love & best wishes in the future -

Your Father k-dogs

I will never forget the time in France when we spent 5 hours talking about boys, I love you so much my sweet Kelly and I'm so thankful for our friendship, it will never end ! Never forget to wear your retainer, mama pants, J-the mistake, N-the sought after perfect boyfriend-Ha, Pariswatchdog(JK) Coyote Ugly. Love you always, O-T own

kara Lollar & kristin spear ---.

K. and K., my partners in crime. You two have made such a difference in my life, you're such amazing friends! B & N has been a fun time. It's never "work" when one of you is around. Anyways I love you two!

Cassie

olga mallett

Dear Olya, With immense pride I have watched you growing up and achieving all the goals you have set for yourself. Reach for the stars!

Love, Mom

bf baby bri

I can not imagine my life without you for being there every step of the journey. It has been one truly amazing friendship and this is just the beginning. Never forget Tina Turner-Man Honors Biology, Raft trip apple raid, New Years , left-handed, this smells weird, Hoot-Hoot and so many more in years to come. Love Always, O-Town

the sweeties

Tara, Do you remember our theme song? And my first day of 1st grade when you came up and pinched my cheeks and then we became friends? Thank you so much for your beautiful friendship, I will treasure it forever. Never forget sneaking out and getting caught, trampolines and spice girls, and so many more, Lo ve "O"

olga mallett

Dear Olya, Beregee platie snovy a chest smolody. -Babushka

patrick thomas maloney

Patrick we wish you the very best in college and your future . You have so much to offer! May the " Luck of the Irish " be with you - always, as it was here at St. Patrick's well in Ireland

Jeanine and Tom Maloney

anna mangan

Anna , You've made both of us better people than we were before. You will succeed at whatever you choose. Hope you are always this happy!

Love , Mom & Dad

brittany marsh

Britt, we are so proud of you. You've been driving us crazy since you were a baby! And it's been worth it every minute! What Fun! Put God in your driver's seat and you will do great Love ya.

Dad, Mom, Chris, & Holly eli martin

Eli, My castle is but a pile of sand without you!

Love Always , Susan

olga v. m a llett

Gosh, what I put up with when I tell my mom's sister that they're funny looking. I love you Cacc1, even when you say you'll never have kids because of me.

With love, Your brother Lolinka patrick maloney

Patrick,

I will never forget how great of a brother you were. I remember go1ng to your soccer games & seeing you up at 3:00 a.m. studying for a b1g exam. I've only had one year of high schoolwith you, I've had you as a brother my whole life. You've left me with a m1ll1on memones to keep you in my heart. Kathryn

anna mangan

Anna - Thanks for being n1ce to me

Good luck at college. Can I have your room?

Alan

eli jonathan martin

Eli,

You've always been our Bright Sh1ning Star. Our love will be with you wherever you are. Your future awaits you, go far and aim h1gh. The possib1llties are endless. Rea ch for the sky Live long and prosper. Love, Mom , Dad, and Adnan

katie martin

Kate, you are the most op1n1onated person I 've ever known. I know you'll succeed in everthing you do. Even now I'm proud of you, and I'm sure there is more to come. One thing I'll always remember is your laugh. I hope everyone will get to know the wonderful person I know. Love always, Kirsten

katie martin

Katie, How many people take their best friend on a cruise? Well nine years sure earns it! We've been through 1 everything there 1s to go through in a friendship. Remember, "A friend will

Ihelp you move a house; a best friend will help you move a body." I love you buddy! N1kki Cole

tristine mattison

Tristine, I am so thankful that I was able to have such a great best friend. When we go off on our sepreate ways I will miss you so much. I will never forget the wonderful years we had together I love you lots and w,ll m1ss so much when you go. Good luck the next few years , and have a great time. Never forget me , and always remember the times we had together. Love , Erin

cory maughan

Cornball, I don't know where to start. You have been such a huge part of my life. I will always love you more than words can say! You are an extraordinary person and don ' t ever let anyone tell you differently! Love always and forever, Your Bunny

shannon mcdonald

Shannon, We always knew you were special. Continue to pursue your dreams and always know that we love you very much.

Dad, Mom, and Matt

tristine mattison

Tristine,

Our little girl is now a senior. But for now and always you ' ll always be our "teener." Fly high sweetie, your horizon is limitless!

Love , Mom , Dad , and Johney

megan matson - 1-

Megan,

My beautiful little girl! Always hold close to your heart, all the wishes and dreams that we have for you and your future. We are so proud of you and we love you very much.

Love , Mom , Dale , Tyler, Troy, and Steph

cory maughan

Cory , Congratulations, bud! You've come a long way in what seems to us, a short time. We are so extremely proud of you. Words don't describe how happy we are and happy for you. We love you very much.

Mom and Dad - shannon mcdonald - -

Shannon, May our years ahead bring lots of love and friendship.

Love, Kim

thomas mcknight

Tom, To the young man who is determined to go far. You have the innate wisdom and inner strength to conquer your barriers!

Love, Mom and Pop

marisa meyerink

Marisa, Today can change tomorrow, but not yesterday. Follow the dream that will make you happy in your life and remember, we are always there for you! Keep smiling, work hard on your dreams and always believe in yourself.

Love, Mom and Terry

john mclaughlin

John,

You have come a long way guy, we are so proud of you. You are a very loving grandson always stay that way . Love, Grandpa and Grandma

john mclaughlin

Johnny,

We knew you could make it. We are very proud of you Mohnny Elway!

We love you!!

Aunt Kak, Uncle Mark, Kassy, and Dallas

shannon meehan

Shannon, thanks for such wonderful memories The butterfly kisses, sand in the toes , pinky promises , warm and tender hugs , for remembering my stories and for enJoying the birthday part1es I way over planned. Thank you for cloud watching and lady bug lovin, for all the beautiful artwork , all the wildflower bouquets you continue to bring me! Love always, Your lucky Mom

elizabeth moore

Hey Monahena,

With thise big dark eyes, wataya gonna be? Wataya gonna do? Hey little girl, with those flashy hot wheels, you drive too fast, you leave a swirl. Hey big girl, with you spirit and your mind , you're known to be kind and I'm so glad your mine. Love, Mom and Dad

"Jenna,"

john mclaughlin

To my son, You've come a long way and your life is just about to start. We have a lot more years for bond1ng. I will always love you and be proud of you no matter where you go in life.

Love ya, Mom

shannon meehan

Shannon , Your m1ddle name , Mee - Hye , (Korean) means " beautiful benefit" and you 've been much more than that Your unique disposition reminds your family to smell the roses and have compass1on for others Trust in yourself. It will lead you where you want to go. Follow you intu1tion and pass1on s, because that 1s your strength Enjoy you journey. Love , Mom and Dad

mark melancon Mark.

The coast 1s clear, sa1l forward , you have done a greatjob! The world goes from sea, your high tolerance for hard work and pa1n has open the gates. Go be free. We love you!

Mom and Dad

•

• Jenna mons

Dear Jenna Marie ,

Our precious baby girl has grown to be a very spec1al person . We are very proud of you and Grandma Mons is too! We love you very much and when you get the chance to dance 1n lifeDance. Hugs, kisses , tears, and smiles , Love Mom and Dad

jenna moris

1Nell .J-Lo, the last few yea rs have been quite a ride. We have shared some of the best memories while creating a bond that'll last a lifetime . "I'm so glad you decided on Coloiado !" You have found a way to complete my life and for that, I love you Love, Ryan " Ry"

anthony muljadi

Anthony, Congratulations! Keep up the hard work and making your goals. May God always be with you and bless you with a good life.

Love, Papa, Mama, and Patrick

I

kendra nahley

Kendra

With your pers1stance , I have no doubt , that you will accomplish all of your goals. No difficulty is insurmountable and it 1s all nght to ask for help and guidance along the way Just remember that I will always be here for you . Make your own luck!

Love , Ma

jo

s hua nelson

My dear Joshua , Watch1ng you grow into such a wonderful young man has been the most reward1ng expenence I 've had! I am very proud of you and feel blessed for having such a ternfic son. I love you dearly , Mom

--- christie overmye -----

Chnstie, you have always had your own style and that is what makes you so special. We are proud to say you are our daughter. You're sweet, caring and bnght. Keep on smillng through all your adventures in life. You sparkle!

Love, k1sses, Mom and Dad

trevor pietrafeso --.

"Sunshine" means light, warmth , fun, and love. A light in our lives, the warmth of your love, the fun watching you become a man, alove for you, you will never understand. We are proud of you; you will always be our sunshine. God Bless You.

Love Dad, Mom and Marissa

rickilee pollock

Rickilee, We are so very proud of you. Our beautiful little g1rl has grown into a beautiful young woman. When we look at you, we are reminded of how wonderful life can be. Continue to work hard, and all your hopes and dreams will come true. We love you, Mom and Dad

kendra nahley

Kendra , from little k1ds , to growing teenagers , to young women. We have been sisters, and more importantly fnends. You have a powerthatis mag1caland unexplainable To truly know you is to love you 1n every aspect of the concept "We shall," because anything you attempt is a task we face together Love alwaysand forever,

Stephan1e Tara Nahley

tom and julie o

' neill

We are proud of BOTH of you. Never give up , and keep your spints high. We love BOTH of you very much.

Love, Mom and Dad

trevor pietrafeso

Trevor, you were a miracle to me. The one who was everything I had ever dreamed of. The one I thought existed only 1n my imagination. You're everyth1ng I think 1 and do and feel. With you by my side I believe that anything is possible. I love you!

Sonja rickilee pollock ----,

Lee, You are the greatest s1ster anybody could have. Everyone that meets you falls 1n love with your personality, ani with you. You are my best fnend, my role model, and my beautiful s1ster. I w1h

I always love you.

Love your brother, Gabe j rickilee

pollock

Ricki (my little m1ss pretty) Congratulations! You are a very st rong lady and there is nothing you can't do 1n life, as long as you put your heart 1nto 1t. My love for you is uncond1t1onal and will never sto p. I hope we'll always be fnends forever. I love you, Adam

1

jessica wilson

Jessica, Do not be afra1d to try the impossible and expect to succeed. With love, Grandma Storer

jessica wilson

Jessica , I wish Grandma could see you today. She would be so proud of you. Remember to "Follow the footprints of the Lord they will lead you through troubled times and brighten your life. " Love , Mom

melissa ford

Melissa, You have made high school someth1ng I will never forget. You are and will always be there for me . Your constant reassurance and confidence has helped me do things I thought I never could. I love you Melissa and I always will. Th1s is for our memories that no one can take from us. Love, Blake

kristian Larsen

Keep dreaming of your next adventure. You have a great attitude and we all know you will go far in life. Love, Mom, Dad, Morten, Cheryl, M1ke, Kari, Celeste, Aimee and Jared

abbie peterson

Abbie- you're still such a little doll! We love you and are so proud of the young woman that you are becoming. We know you'll find happiness in everything you do

Love, Your fam

jessica wilson

Jessica , Our precious gift of yesterday has blossomed into the beautiful, 1ntell1gent, loVlng woman of today. Thank you for blessing our lives. Love , Mom , Moe , Lyndsay and Sjofn

blake dalgetty

Blake , These have been the best four years of my life. Every dance , every kiss , every laugh and every last tear. We have grown up so much together I know you will be su ccessful 1n life and love. I am very proud of who you have become and I am so thankful for all the memones we have made so far. I'll love you always. Love , Melissa

dustin allen dill

It 1s 1n awe that I look at you and seek the appropnate word s to say my son Dustin Allen , I am so proud of you and I love you with all my heart. Go forth young man and see the world and declare your dreams. Share your love and light all along the path Your gentle kind manner, the ability to have compass1on for all of mank1nd , your appet1te for learn1ng and reading. The honest and unconditional way 1n which you loved all your fam1ly and fnends. Your beautiful s mile and a hug from you 1s like being lifted 1nto the arms of the one and only and lettlng us know everything 1s go1ng to be alnght. I love you -Mom

Lyndsie lee

You are the best daughter ever. I am very proud of you!

Love, Mom

anya strauss

We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. You have worked hard and grown up to be an amazing young woman with a great sense of humor. Keep laughing honey !

We love you, Mom and Dad

ashley williams

Thank you for everything. You helped me through my high school years. I will always remember you. I love you and I miss you.

-Ashley Lil

SlS

ashley williams

Ashley,

You have had a rough high school career, but you made it through everything I am very proud of you and wish you luck in future endeavors. I will always be here if you need anything.

Love, Chris

ashley williams

You make me very proud everyday. I love you more than anything in the world and you will always be my punkin and my angel.

Love, Dad

Lisa weisheit

You have been the greatest friend since we moved next door. Thank yo u for always being there for me. And guess what?! It's already your turn to graduate! We wish you the best of luck!

Love always, Sherylin(2 timer) & 3 1/2 Miles

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J}da1r, Stephanie 123

Adams, Andrew 53

Adams, Austin 25

Addison, Ka1t11n 132

Agarwal, Pnyanka 21

Agrodn1a, Brooke 123, 32

Agrodnia, Matthew 98

.Akes, Jasmine 27, 98, 1

Aki , Katherine 122 , 123

AlrZayer Nezar 55 , 123

Albers, Nicole 123

Alcock , Erin 150

Aldridge , Greta 69 , 161

Allen , Nikki 98 , 123

Allen, Whitney 6 , 55

Allison , Aaron 151

Almanza , Ricardo 123

Almanza , Ricky 44

Almeida, Mayara 98

Alms , Shona 123

Ames , Christopher 123

Anderegg , James 55 , 123

Anderson , Elsa 35 , 114

Anderson , Heather 123

Anderson , Kyle 89

Anderson , Sarah 98

Andrews , Timothy 123

Andrze1ewsk1, Nicholas 98

Angela Bryant 71

Archey, Amanda 123

Ardoin , Rosalyn 98

Arellano , Yvette 123

Anst1de , Pharel 154

Armenta, D 54

Armenta , Daniel 123

Armenta, Tiffany20

Armentrout , Ashley 118

Armitage , Lauren 98

Armitage , Ryan 14 , 35 , 37, 38, 69 , 94 ,

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Arnold , Michelle 98

Arnoled , Michelle 149

Aronson , Sean 69

Art1ca , Conny 98 , 148

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Asch Jesse 123

Asher, Michelle 123, 145

Asmussen , Michelle 123

Audes1rk, Heather 123

Ayers , Elizabe t h 129

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Babk1ew1ch , Brittany 28

Bailey_,, Cassie 69, 149

Bailey , Colin 98

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B alczarek, Natasha 98

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Baltz, Hannah 98

Banks , Tara 32

Banza , Heath 69

Baradan, Saad 123

Barbeau, Molly 124

Batber. Latisha 27

Barela , Manuel 69

Barned, Bethany 98

Barned , Bnanne 69 , 162, 182

Barnes , Ah 41

Barnes , Zachery98

Barthels, Brianna 98

Bartos , Tiffany 98

Bartosh , Vanessa 158

Baruch , Luke 52 35, 54

Baruch , Tyler 10, 11 , 25 ,35 , 37 ,54, 98 , 102

BarzanJ1 , Swara 98

Basemann , Michael 54 , 124, 146

Bauer, Julienne 124, 132

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Baxter, Ryan 98

Baxter, William 98

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Beck, Scott 89

Becker, Justin 124

Becker, Leann 124

Becker , Shandell 124

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Bell , Queen 5

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Bennett, Audrey 70 , 162

Benoy, Dane 15, 122,124

Benson , Jared 70

Bergstedt , Bnttany 26 , 98 , 101 , 154

Bernal , Gerzain 70, 98, 147

Bettini , R 54

Beumer, Scott 98

B1anch1 , Chad 35 , 98

B1anch1 , Chase 52, 124

B1en1ulrs, Dylan 98

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Bill , Kateland124

B1llrngs , Jessica 5 , 13, 70 , 162

Binkley , Chnstian 99

Binkley , Eric 70, 153, 163

Birney, Roy 99

Bishop , Jaymes 99

Blain-Hartung , Matthew 124

Blair, B 54

Blair, Bethany 6 , 124

Blair, Brianna 28, 71 , 163

Blake, Amber 124

Blakeman , Ariel 54 , 124, 132

Blom , Stacy 143

Blood, Alexander 124

Blumer, Whitney 25

Bluse , Aaron 6 , 35 , 99

Bogart, Lauren 28

BoleJack, Amanda 99 , 105

Bollinger, Mark 43

Bond , Shawna 124

Boring , Justin 25

Borneman , Russell 71

Bornstein, Jackie 21

BottJer, Joseph 35 , 38 , 71, 95

Bove , N1cholus 71, 147

Boykin , Barbara 124

Bradshaw , Breanna99

Brandeen, Tabatha 43

Brandow, Zachary 99

Braum , Dan 32

Braun , Amy 50 , 124

Braun , Catherine 99

Braunagel , Nicholas 35 ,55 ,99

Bravo, Christopher 124

Breithaupt , Van 71 , 163

Bresler, Zachary 52 , 124

Bronson , Kyle 99 , 101

Brook , Deanna 124

Brown , Ashley 124

Brown , Jennifer 124

Brown, Nicole 12

Brulla , Joshua 99

Brune , Matt 25

Brune , Matthew 99

Brunsilius, Luke 163

Bryan , Reyna 99

Bull , Cory99

Bull , Kyle 71

Bullis , Brandon 99

Bunn , Ashley 16, 98, 99

Burch , Chris 99

Burczyk, Elizabeth 124

Burkeman , T 35

Burkman , Taylor 50, 99

Burnett , N 54

Burnett , Nell 13, 35, 11 O, 148

Burnham , Nils 71 , 153

Burns, Elizabeth 99

Burns , Erik 71 , 144, 163

Burrows, Sean 99

Burton , Bradley 124

Butkus , Elrsa28

Butler, Blane 71

Byl, Case 35 , 99

Byl , Kayley 54 , 125, 132

Byrne , Sean 71

Byrne , Sean 163

Cacp1ara, Alyssa 99

Cady, Flor 13

Oallin1cos, Emily125

Campbell, Adrianna99

Campbell, Joseph 71

Canaday, Kirstin32

Cantwell, Will 25

Cappello, Brandi 47

Carey, Erin 28 , 36 , 42 , 71

Car ey , Gwen 28 , 43, 71 , 18

C lo, Gino 72

Carls , Sauren 154

Carlson , Katie 20

Carpenter, John 25

Carson , Tyler 35 , 44, 55

Carter, Lauren 71

Carter, Myriah 99

Carver, Genoa 89

Cash , Aaron 54

Casino , Caleh 125

asrno , Tara 89

Casterson Dane 14 71

Ca~e~on Marina 41

Catron , Chelsea 125 132

ttambless Thomas 99

hapln Evan 99

Chappell, Michael 66, 71

happell , Simone 125

Chapple , Hillary 40, 111

harleston , Chris t ine 47 , 99

havez, Damian 125

havez, Steven 125

r. heung, Terry 68, 71 , 77

houdhary , Narayan 99

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163 164

Chnstensen Nathan 72 164

hung , Dan 111

-sneros , Aaron 99

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lark , J 164

Clark, Kyle 35, 111

lark Ryan 55

Clark, Thomas 125

Clarke, James 72

Claxton , Arne 125

Claxton , Douglas 72

Clement Ashley 40, 99

Clements Kenneth 125

Cline , Andrew 99

Gltne , Kim 72 171

Clough , Erin 99

Coble , Ryan 111

Cochran , Lori 125

Cochran , Toby 8 , 72 149, 183

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Coen , Valerie 55

Coggan Bnan 54 99

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Cohn, Valene 125

Coleman, Alexandra 111

Collier, Matthew 125

Collier, Tiffany 125

Collings, Brandon 89

Colucci, Chris 50

Conley, Patrick 21

Cooper, Nathan 14 38, 72, 94, 183

Copeland Kelly 99

Coronado, Na t e 44 , 98, 99

Corret, Dustin 35

Cars,, Alexander 125

Cottle, Sarah99

Coughanour Ryan 111

Coughlin Kevin 54, 125

Coughlin, Sean 37, 72

Courtney. Sara 99

Coutts, M ichael 111

Coutts , Samuel 125

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Cranford Johnathan 99

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Cravens , Joy72

C revling, Christine 72 , 155

Crock Johanna 9, 27 28, 67 68 72.

164,183

Croissant, Jacinda 35 54 111

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Crow Melissa 125

Cruz Nicole 111

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Curry Am ber 125 132

Cushman Oan,el 99

Cus ter, Logan 123, 125

O'Epagnier Cheryl 55, 99 , 132

O'Epagn1er. Kristin 72, 164, 165

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Dahm, Cody 55, 125

Dale Lance 51 111

Dalgetty, Blake 72 , 95 165 193

Dalgetty Kelly 55 111

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Darcy Shawn 32

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Dehmlow, Drew 99

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Demoulin Margeaux 125

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OeVito Teo 51, 53, 99

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Dewhurst, Matthew 125

Dewitt Jason 73

Dewitt Joseph 89

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Diaz lren 125

Dickson Jesse 125

Dickson Wilham111

Diederich , Melinda 111

Diener Michael 125

O1II Dustin 73 99

O1II, Morghan 111

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Dilworth Mary 73 152, 165

Disney Samantha 29, 54, 99

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Dobyns , Kyle 35 38 54 99

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DoffIng, David 99

Domgaard Allison 73

Domgaard Andrea 125

Donald. Shannon 174

Donelson Amanda 99

Donner Brandon 11 1

Donner Dustin 111

Donovan , Mary 100

Dopp T 54

Dopp , Travis 125

Dougherty Morgan 35 , 54 , 111

Douglas John 125

Downing Jared 111

Dragozova Elitsa 73 , 77 , 89

Drexler , B 35 54

Drexler Beau 38, 100

Dugger. Laura 111

Duhn Destin 73

Dumbleton Brandon 125

Duncan Adene 100

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Dunlap Emily 125

Dunlap Joseph 73 , 165

Dunn Jan 73

Dunn, Michael 125

Dupont Nicole 73 , 155, 165, 184

Durgin, Jillian 24 , 74

Durgin , Luke 89

Durham, Clay 32

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Duvall Jonathon 125

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Faulkner, Andy 14, 38 66 , 94 , 74 ,

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Ferral Vanessa 105

Ferrer, Alejandro 89

Filas , Harrison 100

F1mley, Anthony 73

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Fisher, Jordan 111

Flagle , Will 100

Fleming Melissa 126

Fleming , Rachel 75

Flesh Garrett 111

Flick , Andrew 75

Flower Zachary 111

Flynn , Sean 100

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Ford , Melissa 75 , 166 193

Ford , Renee 54 , 75

Ford , Ryan 35 , 111

Forian , K 35

Foster Amy 47 75

Foster , Jettrey 35 , 111

Franco , D J 11 , 75 , 94 , 152

Frankland , Russell 111

Fraser, Daniel 75

Fraser , Hollie 126

French T J 32

Friskey , Tegan 75

Fritz , Matt 38 , 75

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Frost , Lauren 20

Froyen , Jessica 111

Froyen, Kyle 54 , 100

Fry, John 126

Fry , Thomas 111

Fulks , Capria 89

Gabel , Megan 100

Gabri , Megan 49

Gale Lauren 75

Galioto , Joanna 28 , 75 , 166

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Gallagher, Kevin 51 , 111

Gallegos , Joseph 126

Garcia , Jason 111

Garcia, Rogelio 100

Garcia , Stephen 112

Garcia , Vanessa 112

Garnett , Danielle 28 , 75

Garramone , Louis 54 , 126

Garrett, Dana 28, 37 , 42 , 43 , 112

Garrett, Katie 26, 75 , 167, 184

Garrett , Matt 55 , 126

Garrett, Tom 32

Gaspard, Jordan 29 , 100

Gaudio, Stephanie 126

Gaud reau , Nathon 89

Gee, Kevin 100

Geiger , Sean 112

Geth1ng, Davi d 75

Geth1 ng , Robert 54 , 126

Gholizadeh, Shabnam

Gffiord, Jennifer 49 , 112

Gilbert , Daniel 126

Gilbert, Jennifer 100

Gill , Katherine 41 , 112

G1llasp1e , Steven 75

Gillespie , Mitchell 54 , 126

G1lhs , Martella 126

Gilmore , Julie 100

Gizinski , Sarah 126

Glade , Cody 126

Glapa , Stephanie 126

Glaxner , Hall 112, 117

Gleaton , Garrett 126

Gobbo , Chani 112

Gobbo , Corey 25

Goch1s, Michael 126

Godoy , Sergio 35

Goergen , Nicole 112

Goh , Audrey 112, 148

Goldman , Elysa 100

Gomez, Bryan 126, 135

Gonzalez. Maria 100

Gore, Jessica 75 , 167

Gorman , Zachary 55, 126

Goshorn , Cory 68 , 75

Grahame , Kathryn 35 , 112

Grammer , Shaun 100

Granquist. Britany 55 , 126

Granquist, Catherine 100

Granquist , Katie 43

Grantano, Lisa 100

Gratton , Colby 75

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Gray, Alana 29 , 35 , 100, 105

Gray , Ashley 126

Gray , Jeffrey 100

Green , Gabriel 75 , 184

Green, Leah 126

Green , Paul 126

Greene , Elizabeth 126

Greene , Liz 146

Gre1ger, Sean 151

Gresham, Joshua 76, 184

Gresham , Rebekah 112

Grice , Erika 112

Griego , Eric 126,144

Griess , Jessica 76 , 167

Grittiths , Allison 76 , 167

Groe , Scott 126

GroH, Zachary 54, 126

Grove , Kenneth 112

Grundeman , Danica 100

Gulsvig , Michael100

Gustafson , David 54 , 126

Gustafson , Grey51 , 112

Haag , Darren 89

Hagberg , Kristie 41 , 100

Hagelberg , Timothy76 185

Ha1merl , Matthew 100

Hall , D 54

Hall , Darryl 126

Harmon, James 168

Harnage! , Lauren 126, 132

Harnage!, Mallory 109, 112

Harris , Madelaine 41 , 112

Harns , Michael 112

Front Row : Mariah Carter Katie Braun Danika Grundemann , Angela Finke , Amanda Sorvig , Judy Madison Erin Weber Wayne Mooney Mark Nelson , Kim Shaw Ashligh Keeley Amber Williams

Second Row: Julie Gilmore Megan Woodworth Ali Morrison Megan Gable Hillary Chappele Susan Lindsey Greg Youngs Amy Braun Thrid Row : Kri stian Larsen Maggie Riordan. Colleen Jorgesen Kelsey Scally

Holland Greg 50

Holland Jacob 126

Holle" James 54, 126

Holle) Scott 126

Holhng~worth, Jennifer 77

Hollingsworth, Portia 127

Hollyhead, Kandi 100

Holton Kenny 98

1-folycross Michael 112

Holzman Kendal 100

Hoogheem, B

oogheem Benjamin 35, 54,100

Hop~ in, Emily 26 77 168, 169

Hoian , Brian 112

Honne Matthew89

hornecker qu1nn 52, 77, 185, 186

Horton Brittany 112

Hosburgh, Nicole 127

Howes Alex 50

Howes Alexander 127

Hubert Zephan 112

Hubert Zuph1n 108

~udson Adam 4, 50, 77, 169

Hudson Jamie 112

Hudson Joshua 77

Hudson Kayla 112, 146

Huff Raymond 127

Huges Alex 4 4

Hughes. Alex 35

Hughes Alexander 101

Hughes Lucas 127

Hull Nathan 127

Huntsman, Andrew 25, 77,169, 186

Hugtsman, Thomas 35, 44 ,

Hinley Amanda 127, 132, 14 6

utson Jason 77

nnacito Gregg 55

annaci to, Gregory 127

barra Ara peli 101

Ibarra Jesus 101

\µrahrm Amena 101, 105

I rah1m Marisha 77, 147, 186

II Kennet h 100

II Steve n 82

Ill Merle 131

Jackson Joseph 101

Jackson Scott 1O1 14 3

JacobAngell 69

Jacobs, Christopher 78. 186

Jacob son , A nd rew 127

J a m1yana a, Khongor

J an1ce k , Max 127 J

vanko v ,ak , A nissa 101

Jankovia k , Daniel 54 , 1~7

Jaymes. Bishop 10 1

Jee,Joohee 1 12

Jenkins, B en 145

J en kin s, Bennett 112

J enning s , Sean 112

Jensen, Cory 127

Jensen, Enc 78, 169, 186

Jensen Kayla 40, 1 12

Jimenez. C 54

Jimenez , Cedric 127

Jo, Allie 165

Johansson, Kelsey 127

112

Keil, Gabriel 127

Keller, David 127

Kelley, David 122

Kelley, JC 10,14 , 39, 79, 94, 66,

170,181

Kelly, Kathleen 127

Kelly , Michael 54 127

Kemmerer, Jennifer101

Kemmerer, Jessica 127

Kemp Bnttnay 128

Kemple , B 35

Kendall , John 113

Kennedy , Melissa 24 , 128

Kennedy, Patrick 128

Kennedy, Peter 101

Kenton, Darlene 101

Kenworthy, Max 79, 170

Kerber, Brittany 128

Kovac, Nicole 128

Kraft , Amelia 79

Kraus , Megan 128

Kreller, Courtney 24

Kreller, Kenzie 12

Kreller, Mackenzie 46 , 4 7 54 113, 150

Krenek, Tara 113, 117

Krtin1ch , Ashley 128, 135

Kruchen , Kim 54 Kruchen Kimberly 113

Kuhre , Brayden 79

Kulback, , Justin 35 , 54 , 113, 118

Kuman Putul 102

Johnson, Chns t 1na 78 169 , 186

Johnson, Elizabeth 26 78 , 169

Johnson, Samantha 35, 112

Johnson, Sheree' 101

Johnson, Tiffany127

Johnson, Tyler 101

Johnston, Ryan 112

Jones, Christopher 112

Jones.Jack 55,127

Jones , Stacy 78

Jonsson, Andrew 112

Jonsson. Justin 101

Jordan Alyssa 101

Jordan, Amanda49, 101

Jorgensen, Ivan 113 Joseph , Tonia 113

Joyce,Jason78, 169

Jr, Douglas 1 17

Jr, James 76

Juli et , J ee 101

J us t, Ryan 101

K a lin , Sa rah 78, 169, 170

K a l kw a rf , Dth ia 1 13

K ampf , Rya n97, 101

Kapu st a, So nia 55, 113

Ka tz , Ba rbara 78

K e eley, J enn i fe r 78

K e eling , And rew 113

K eeney, Josie 101

Ke e se e, Thomas 78,170

Kerger Devin 159

Kerger, Devon 128

Ketchum, Becky28

Ketchum, Mark 52 , 128

Ketchum , Paul 52, 101

Keys, Lawrence 128

K1lllon, Ryan 102

Kim, Jonathan 128

King , Jenna 113

King , Jennifer 79

King , Kevin 11 37 , 79 , 95 187

King , Matthew 54 128 , 132

King , Sam 55

Kinghorn, Adam 79 , 187

Kirby, Scott 102

K1rach, Rachel 79 155

Klein, Elizabeth 102

Klein , Lynd,e 102

Klock, Kate 79 , 155, 171

Kluckik Rudy 55, 113

Knight, Allyson 128

Knight, Thomas 174

Knobbs, Ashley 113, 145

Knutson, Candice 102, 149

Koch, Justin 128

Koch, Lev, 102

Kofoed , Curtis 113

Kolm, Emily 26 , 113

Konz, Enn 113

Koptev, Stanislav 113

Lakey, Jeffrey 128

Lampp, Savannah 128

Lan d ry, Cl aire 79 , 154

Landry, Ty ler102

Langol f, Blake 79

Langsted , Ab1ga1I 102, 162

Lan ier, Ian 44 , 128, 132

Lankutis, Kellie 128

Lara , Anna 113

La~ A nne Marie 113

Larsen, Kristian 44 79 193

Larsen, V1nst1an 77

Larson, And, 6 26, 150

Larson, Andrea 113

Larson , Chase 34 , 114

Le , B1nh 146

Le , Quyen 53, 79

Leadford , Kate 43 79, 171, 187

Leak , Annie 128

Leazer, Justin 89

Lee , Lyndsie 193

Lee, Tessa 28

Leidich, Aimee 32

Le1d1ch , Jared 102

Le1d1ch, Nicole 128 132

Leitz , Jeremy 102

Levis, Le,ah 79 , 188

Levy, Brian 32

Levy, Jessie 102

Prvsms Student Council

f ront Row: Cory Bull. Kate Klock Laurean Gail. Sarah Ross Se cond Row : Nick Andrzejews ln, Joe Raichart , Lindsey

n Shannon Macca. Mr. Pharriss

front Row: Chase Larson Mackenzie Kreller Josie Keeney. Ashley Bunn Ashley Clement. Allison Frost Angela Finke Kayla Jensen. Mary Donovan Se cond Row: Robin Richards Matt Brune Marina Casterson Brett Lewan , Melissa Ford Jessica Gore, Johanna Crock Elizabeth Johnson Thrld Row: Katie Riordan, Anya Strauss Kelly Hock , Annie leak fourth Row: Will Fragle, Andy Heid Kaitlin Tripp-Addison Tim Mitchell, Amanda Munday Kent McKendry

Lewerke, Stacey 128

Lewis Drew 50 , 79

Lewis , Kyle 52 , 79

Lewis , Kyle 171

Lewis , Lacey 128

Lewis , Lindsay 102

Lewis , Tahnee 128

Li , Fe1102

Liddick, Brielle 102

L1dd1ck, Stephanie 128

Lieb Anna 50 , 128

Lindsay Susan 129

Ling , Ben 53

L1nv1lle , Ben 171

L1nv1lle-Engler, BenJam1n 79

Liu , Pengfe1 89

Lleid1ch , Nicole 123

Lockart.Jake 171

Locke , Mark 129

Lockhart, J 54

Lockhart Jake 17, 79 95 , 172

Lockhart , Joel 35 , 109

Lollar, Chris 53

Lollar, Kara 79 , 172 , 187

Long , Robert129

Lopez Candance 35

Lopez , Dean 53

Lopez Jenna 129 131

Lovey-Ayers, Beth 127

Lovoy-Ayers , Beth 40

Lowstuter, Derek 102

Lucas, Jeremy 47

Lucik, Rudy 35

Luckinbill, Jaysen 129

Luke, Bruns1hus 71

Luna.Josh 35

Lyman, Enc 35, 44

ty1 aas, Mary 102

Macey, Katie 129

.,Mack, Jennifer 129

Mackey, Meganne 80

Malcomb, ,Jason 129

t,.,1allett , Olga 80, 172, 173, 87

Mallicoat , Vanessa 28, 80

Maloney, Heather 54 , 114

Maloney , Kathryn 42 , 43 , 129

Maloney, Patrick 44 , 80, 173

Maloney, Sean 129

Manchen , Nicholas

Maness , Amanda

Mangan, Alan

Mcgee , Patricia 129 159

McGee , Trish 41 127

Mcgrew , Elaina 73 80

Mclntash, Zach 67

McIntosh, Zach 123

McIntosh Zachery 129

Mcisaac, Kelsey 50

McKee , Greg 25

McKendry K 54

McKendry S 129

McKnight , Thomas 80

Marston , Brittney

Mclaughlin , John 14 , 38 73 175, 188

Mclaughlin , Lisa 41, 103

Mclaughlin William 89

Mead Taylor 97 103

Means , Brandon 81

Meehan , Shannon 15,33,81 , 142, 146 175, 188

Martin-Evans, Rhiannon 145

Martinez, Sean 129

Martinez, Stacey 42, 43

Martinez, Tiffany 102

Mast , Kurt 103

Mathieu , Kathryn 49, 103

Matson , Christine 26, 55

Matson , Megan 7 , 80 , 174

Matson Rachel 26

Mattison , Trist1ne 80 , 174 178, 181

Maughan , Cory 15 , 38, 80 , 95 , 174 , 188

Maun Antonio 7 , 80

Maxsween, Elaine 80

May , Lawrence 129

Mays , Bryan 110, 145

McAlister Chantile 6

Mcallister, Chant1le 80

McBride Knst1na 103, 145,

Turning Point

113

Jordan 155

Elisa 129

Nicole 103

Marisa 81 174 MeyeIB , Ned10 , 81,95

, Matthew 129

, Blakelee 129

, Lucas 55 , 103

Megan 129, 144

, Nick 147 Miller, Alan 35 , 103

Miller, Callan24

Miller, Forrest 129

Miller, Sarah 15, 40

Milligan , John 81

M1lhnger Allyson 108

Milne , Christopher 81

Milne, Matthew 103

Minez , Blaklee 47

M1orelh, Jonathan 103

Mitchell, Tim 114

Modiz , Jason 53

Mohatt , Tim 35

Monson Christopher 81

Montegomery , Rachel 129 131

Mulvany Lindsey 146 h

Munday , Amanda 129

Munroe , Brandan 35 , 82

Munroe , G 54

Murfin , John 82

Musgrave Christopher 16, 73, 82

Musser, Sarah 129

Myer. Bnttney 102

Nahley, K en dra 82, 176, 100

Narkew1cz Andrew 51 , 129

Nassau, Mallory 26

Navarette, Jeremy 103, 54

Neitzel, Leif 103

Nelson, A. 54

Nelson, Anthony 129 e

Nelson, Josh 82 , 95, 176

Nelson, Luke 35, 54

Nelson, Mark 103

Nelson, Nichol 129

Nelson , Trevor 51 , 53, 103

Nelson, Valerie 129

Neville , James 103

Newcome, Laura 129

Newman David SO

Nguyen, Linh 82, 89

Nguyen , Tneu 83

Choir

Front Row: Nathan Davragh , Matt Melamy John Oxford, Krysta Terny Second Row : Reni Willard, Kent McKendry, Andy Spatz Colin Stell Thrid Row : Andy Hyde Scott Aurand, Meghan Stell. Stephanie Gowdio Glori McDonald

Front Row : Anna Manger Ali Glaxner, Daniel Stellini Lauren Carter Kelli Viets Tom McKnight. Domini Randolph Heather Anderson Second Row : Jessica Davis. Tiffany Bartos , Eric Pohl. Nick Fauble, James Wagner Charil Hogan, Stacy Blom Th rid Row: Heather Audisurk, Stephanie Gaudio. Mary Dilworth Devin Nix. Kevin Witaschek Onna Potter Rochelle Robbins Abby Langsted

Nchols Brandon 129

chols Cory 129

Nielsen Amy 24 83 189

N1eme1er Samantha 129

11les, Nathan 50. 129

Nims, Adam 2 1

Nttolo, Nicholas 129

t<i rx Devin 117

N t>les Jeremy 35,38 54

oonan Ashley 55

ye Jason 54. 129

OHayre Sean 89

horc Joseph 83, 189

~eefe Shane 129

Neill, Julie 83 14 7 176

Neil' Thomas 83 , 176

hnemus, Adam 35 38, 54

rle~ ettel Adam 38, 83 95 189

p Ama nda 130

'p' Lau ra 103

tpn sko, Joe 130

()nken, Abra 89

Onnhaus Jesse 113

Orem, Brian 83

Orquera Christian 130

Overmyer Christine 29, 83 176, 190

Oxford John 103

Ozbay Dee 54

Ozbay Derya 130

Padilla Joshua 103

Palcsak Mark 83

Palmer, Mike25, 32

Pamoraning Jason 35

Pa_ptaleo Matt 1 O, 25, 67, 83'. 95

Ppradine Isis 103

l}archman Marissa 130 131

~arfet Michael 96 103

rark, Phillip 51, 130

rarker Samantha 130

rarker Samm1 132

P.arra Briana 130

~~sons Mindy 101 , 103

P ridge Kyle 103

Pa Ison Mark 9

Payne Cameron 130

Pellegrini, T at e 148

Pennel Tyler 130

Peoples Andy 50 83

Peoples , Maggie 103

Perez Carolina 130

Perisho , N1ccole9 , 103, 149

Petersen Ab1ga1I 33 83 193

Peterson, Tom 43

Phillips, Steve 44

Phillips, Steven 103

Picon Sarah 130

Pierandozzi , Raymond 130

Pierandozz1 T 54

P1etrafeso , Trevor 51 53, 83 176

Pike, Karson 35, 54. 102

Pike Tyler 32

P1nkernell, Sarah 103

Poeter, Onna 16, 103, 152 153

Pohl , Eric35 55

Poitra. Rachel 83 103

Polhill. Tyler 130

Politte Sean 103

Polhn Shay 130

Pollock , Rickilee83 176, 190

Pommeren1ng Jason 44 103

Pooler Duke 130

Popp Jetfrey 103

Postlethwaite Jordan 130

Pothast. Stephanie 54

Powell, Mark 103

Powell Ryan25

Preston Annamarie 116

Preston Darryl 12, 103 148

Pridmore Jen 42, 43 , 103

Priest Spencer 116

Prigel. Alyssa 83, 177 190

Pros Kendra40, 130, 159

Prue1tt Samantha 130

Quintana, Ben 21

Rabadan , Pabl o 130

R abadan , Pedro 116 146

R a1chart , Joseph 130 152

Ralls. Kathryn 130

Ramirez , Raquel 116 145

Ramstetter, Luke 83, 177

Randolph, Bradle y 83

Randolph, Dom1n1 116

R antranz, Alexan der 54 130

Ranfra nz , Elizabeth 28. 83

Rappmund, Philip 103

Ratchtfe , Garrett83, 177

Ratcliffe , Justin 130

Men's Choir

Ratschkawsky Daniel 103, 154

Rau, Juliann 84

Ravey Zachary 130

Rayburn, Andrew 130

Redenbarger Ty son 44 45

Redmann Andy 25

Reed Caleb 84

Reed David 35, 103

Reed Tobias 104

Regner Andrew 104

Rehder, M1chala43, 84, 190

Rehe1s , Elder 125

Reitmeyer, Dylan 26

Resnick Erin 32

Resnick, Nicole 130 132

Retke Christopher 116

R1cc1ard1 Zachary 116

Richards, Gerald 104

Richards Robin 130 131

Richardson Jared 51, 116

Rico Francisco 104

Ridge Brian 53 104

Ridge Laura 130

Riggs Spencer 104. 158

Rimbert Jenna 40 , 109 116

R1mbert Justin 84, 177 190

Riordan Katie 26 46 47 84 190,

191

Riordan Maggie 35 54, 55 116

Rios Jesus 104

Ristau , Jacqueline 109 116

Rizzuto Aaron 33. 44, 84, 177

Rizzuto Mi chael 54 130

Roat Jessica 31

Robbins, Rochelle 116

Roberts, Heather 116

Roberts. Luke 14 38 84 94. 178

Robertson Cassandra 116

Robertson Cassie 150

Robinson Austin 116

Robinson Nicholas 35, 116

Robles -Kyle, Nicol 116

Rocke Jacob 35 84 94

Rockvam. Peter 130

Rodnguez , Shane 35 54 104

Rody Peter 104

Rogers Makenz1e 28 84, 178

Rogers Melissa 7, 73, 84

Rogers. Patrick 84

Rogers, Patrick 178

Rogers Philip 51 130

Rogers. Samuel 130

Rogers Tate 35, 116

Roldan Angela 13 116

Roldan Rochelle 130

Romanowski Taylor 130

Romine Daniel 104

Roome Candice 104

Rose Crystal 123, 130

Rosener Rachele 84

Rosener, Raymond 35 116

Ross Sarah 104

Rossow Timothy 130

Rowley Katrina 130

Rowley Steven 130

Auble Jaffan1e 54, 130

Rudnicki James130

Augar Christopher 104

Runge. Lexie 130

Run 1k1 J 54

Russell B 54

Russell Britton 130

Ryan Katlyn 116,117

Ryan, Patrick 130, 135

Sack Ryan 54, 130

Sadler Stephanie 7, 101 , 104

Sage Garrett 116

Saindon, Michelle 122 130

Sanchez, Luis 89

Sanchez, Shannon 130 / Sanders, Katelin130

Sanders T1tfan1e 104

Sandoval. Mike 53

Sanford, Luke 53

Sangi, Amber 127

Sangi, Jessie 116

Satterfield Nichole 104

Satz, A 54

Sauer Brooke 54 131 148

Sauer Kelli 46 , 47, 84, 178 191

Saunar Daniel 35 38 96

Savanah, Justin 89

Sayre, Susan 116

Scally, Kelsey 41 116

Seance. Allison 116

Schaefer, Cameron 116

Women's Choir

201

Front Row: Tom McKnight Second Row: Eric Pohl Daniel Stelinni, Nick Fauble Thrld Row : Devin Nix, James Wagner , 1 nn Whittuhack

Front Row : Amanda Archey Melissa Kennedy. Amanda Ward. Lacey Whilatch , Cheri Ward, Samantha Ternes. Erin Konz Second Row: Kimberly Shaw Brianna Barthles Ashley Twiford Jenny Mack. Brianna Parra, Tiffany Collier, Audrey Goh, Ashley Bartos Savannah Lampp Thrid Row: Hanna Sterling Amanda Mannes. Meggan kravs, Raven ObeyPortia Hollingsworth, Lindsey Lewis, Hollie Wilson Tahnee Lewis Fourth Row: Shona Alms, Melissa Fleming Hollie Fraiser, Kellie Lankutis, Kate Bill Kelsey Johannson, Emily Dunlap

Srivastava, N1shtha 116

Stadelmann , Marcel 55 , 85

Stahl , Russell 132

Stahmer, Justin 14, 25, 85 , 159, 179

Stamm , Ariana 132

Standridge , John 116 Starr, Travis 132, 147

Stashak, Margaret 50 , 132

Stell , Cohn 132 , 146

Stell, Meghan 117, 148

Stelltni , Daniel 132

Stellini , Jessica 49 , 128, 132 , 154

Stelmack, Kate 117

Stenseth , Jason 25

Sterling , Hannah 117

Stitt , Mara 104

Stoeber Keith 89

Stokes , Sean 54 , 132

Stone , Bradford 85

Story , Daniel 54 , 132

Strauss, Anya 28 , 85 , 159, 179, 180, 193

Stricker, Jordan 35, 54 , 104

Strong , Bryce 35 , 104

Sturdavant. Tamara 117

Suhr Zachary 117

Sullivan , Joseph 104

Sullivan, Kyle 50 117

Suma,ku Hosanna 132

Sundby , Alex 128 132

Sutherland , Don 35

Sutherland , Donald 104

Sutnna Brandon 104

Sweet , S 54

Swesey, Derrick 35, 44 , 117

Sykora , Dan, 41

Sykora , Danielle 104, 159

Sykora Jason 132

Sykora , Kellen 132

Tafoya , Tanika 13, 117

Tapia, Katherine 86, 180

Taru m , Deborah 86

Taulby, Sara 86 , 155 {

T aylor, Becky 159

Taylor, B enJam,n 104

Taylor, Ch ristopher 104, 44

Taylor, Julianne 86, 192

Taylor, Rebecca 132

Temanson, Casey 117

Temanson, Jared 86 , 180

Ternes, Samantha 132

Terrell , Julia 117

Terry, Krysta7, 12, 113,117

Teter, Danielle 29 , 104, 145

Theisen , Jon 25 , 32

Thomas , Edward 122, 132

Thompson , Enca 86 , 180

Thompson , Jeffrey 108, 117

Thompson , Jessie 104

Thompson Zachary 132

Thull , Megan 132

Tolsma John 86 , 180

Tolsma, Thomas 132

Tombaugh , Mark 132

Toms , Travis 132

Tortora , Alyssa 114 , 117,150,15 4

Townsend, Ehnn 117

Tran , Victor 67

Tran Viet132

Travis , Jane 32

Treasure , Becky31

Trimbach, Miranda 117

Trout, Ryan 35, 55, 117

Trujillo , Briana 132

Trui1llo , Michael 54, 132

TruJlllo , Spike 127

Tschetter, Andrew 33,51 , 86 , 192

Tucci , Cara 117

Tucke , Katharine 132

Tuffin , Matt 27

Tw1ford, Ashley 133

Tyrrell. Daniel 86

Tyslan, Devin 104

Tyslan, Shane 109,

Fro nt Row: Nick Fauble Devin Nix Dan1el Stelim Seco nd Row: Charli Hogan Mary Dilworth Dnna Poeter Abby Fr ont Row: Maggie Mc Creary Chelsea Park Cassie Robertson Kim Beesley. Kelsey Scally Second Row: Lauren Carter, Langsted Anna Mangen AnJa Mueller Meganne Mackey Rachel Fleming

J

Wagner James 35 38, 87, 95

Walker Carly 28, 40, 87, 180 192

Walke r Crysta 4 0, 110

Iker, Jaclyn 87

alker, Steven 7, 54, 127,128, 133

aller Sabrina 105

allis, Jordan 133

amboldt, Brandon

~mbol t , Brandon 35

fl 1msher, Zachary 105

ng Dongchen 133

~~ngsness, Brittany 105

Wafd, Amanda 105

\Vard Cheryl 133

Warner Tyler 87 158

Warren, David 35

154

Wtll1ams, Ashley14. 87 , 194

WIiiiams, Elizabeth 87

Williams, Evan 133

Williams , Julie 32

Williams, Rory 51 , 133

Wilson , Brett 108

Wilson, Greg 54, 105

Wilson, Hollie 87

Wilson Jessica 87 192, 193

Wilson , Lee 54 , 133

Wilson , Stephanie 41 87

Winkler Brian 35

Witaschek Kevin 133, 153

Wittmer, Averie 133

Wolaver, Andrew 33 , 53 , 87 , 159

Wood, Edward 44 ,87, 181

Warren Kendra 49, 128, 133 , 135

Warren, Kevin 133

Watson Ali 26

Watson Amber 108

Watson, Austin 133

Watson Matt 89

Watson, Olivia 133

Weber Erin 50

Weghe, De 50

•Negsche1der Brandy 49, 105

1Negscheider, Brent 132, 133

Weichel, Robert 154

\\'e1den, Brittany 133

Weisheit, Lisa 87

Weller Clayton 35 , 105

Werschky, Nicole 133

West, Kyle 105

West. Nicole 87, 181 192

IWesthead Andrea 105

5 White Amanda 102, 105

White Mike 133

White Nichole 133

White Nicole 131

Whitlatch Lacey1 33

Whitlatch, Lacy 132

Wichmann, Ben1am1n 105

Wiederspahn, Nicholas 133

Wiles, Cody 133

Wiliams Elizabeth 192

Willard Renee 133

Willey Christopher 133

Williams, Amber 105

Wood , Knssi 35

Woodworth Megan105

Worthington , James 105

Wyatt, Ryan 133

Wyland , Rachel 32

Wys Elizabeth 111

Yoakum, Jessica 133

Youngs, Greg 35

Zenker, Ryan 20

Zhao , Poru 87

Ziegler, Th omas 133

Z1ka, Meridith 55

Zimmerman, Cassie 50, 87, 181

Zimmerman , Randy 50

Zirbes , Jacqueleine 87

Zup,n , Jocelyn 41 133

Band

Jazz Band

front Row: Erin Weber Andrew Aick, Andrea Domgaard, JuhetJohee, Tiffany Sanders Cassey Robertson Cassidy hara , ~ri~ Hawley Brent Lorenz Conny Artica, Mehss.a McEncroe Second Row: Sean Geiger Carl McEncroe Bryan Mays , Bethany Blair Tiffany Martinez Aaron Cash , Cisco Artica Sean Martinez, James Anderegg Lauren Heitzman Gavian Daly , Nick Demoutin. Thrid Row : Ryan Coble, Margeaux Demouhn , Knstina McBride , Drew Regner Jessica Froyen , Kelli ush , Nick Demoulin Adam Hudson Brady Abbots

Front Row: Kelsey Mcisaac , Brady Abbots , T J , Fry , Adam Hudson , Oth ia Ka lkwarf Second Row: Mo rga n Dem oulin, Stephanie Glapa , Gavain Daly, Cory Goshorn , Tyler Pe nn el ,

Front Row · Oth,a Kalkwarf, Julia Compton, Elisa Compton, Thomas Chambles, Drew Regner , Kelsey mcisaac Susan Lindsay

Front Row: Tiffany martinez Bethany Blau Second Row : David Newman. Sean Geiger T J. Fry Bryan Mays, Carl McEncroe.

Marching Band

Front Row R1 h Schwering, Pau etchurr Daniel Gifford,Clayton Weller , Elsa Ander~on Angela Finke, Tyler Warner , h Barn, l'ourtney Hartford Second Row· Emily Hoppin, Jenna King, Amanda Son. g hns Taylor, Kelli Cash, Conny Art1ca , Danielle Sykora Nichole Moneghan , Chris Binkley, Spencer Rigg• Back Row: Ms Tammie Peters , KJ Nahley, Troy Seate, Candance Copez, Jessie Stelhm, Kelh Viets, Jason Sullivan Ru sel f anhland, Phil Rappmund

Front Ro w: Flor " Mana• Cady Rehe1s, Amanda White Breanna Barthels. Seco nd Ro w: Adam Baxter, Nicole Meyer, Tyler L1ndry Wayne Mooney Luke Bruns1hu No t Picture d Jeff Gray, Tyler Johnson, Ben Wi chmann.

Andy Peoples , Chns Milne, Matt frill, Gabe Green

Fro nt Row : Melissa Ford , Kelly Hock , MakenZJe Rogers , Jessica Bihings , Adam Hudson Seco nd Row R~an Taylor Chris Milne Josh Gresham. Max Kenworthy Jon Sestrich, Tony MulJadi. Angela Finke A hie) Bunn Jo 1e Ket-ncy Ma991e Peoples Ba ck Row: Matt frill , Andy Peoples , Kate Klock, Stuart Bell

Shades of Maroon v,as published b} Jostens School Productions Group of Topeka, Kansas Our company representatives"' ere G"'n Cordray and Lori W1shert. The book 1s a size nine (nine by n, el, e inches) and contains 232 pages. One thousand and eight) b 1oks "'·ere pubhshed and ,vere sold for $45.00

The theme ¼'as or1ginall} conceived by Melissa Ford. The cover ,vas designed by Melissa Ford m Adobe Photoshop 5 0 using a ~1acmtosh G4.

All cop) and graphics were desktop published using Adobe Pagemaker 6.5 and Adobe Photoshop 5.0 on , ar1ous Macintosh computers. Output was completel) digital and"' as sent to Jo s tens on Iomega 100 MB Zip disks

All Body copy is 10-12 point Palatino and captions are 8 point Palahno All student names and grade le, els "''ere taken from the official d1str1ct enrollment hst. Sports facts and stats were taken from Rock) Preps.com, the RockyMountainNeios, the Golden Transcript and the DenverPost. We apologize for any inad\ ertent errors

Advisor

Edi tor-in-Chief.

Assistant Editors

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.Mr B111 Kelley

Me l1ssa Ford

Eli Martin

Courtney Mayo

Robbie VanDyke

Jasm1ne Akes

lallorv Brunel

f\.fonica Versa\.,.

Tara Hansen

Sarah Gizinski

Thomas f\.1cKn1ght •

Diana Sendgraff

Hosanna Sumaiku

Ariel Blakeman

Anissa Janko, 1ak

Tra, 1s Hcndnckson

Amanda White

Ba\ lee Hansen

Le, 1 koch

Kell} Dalgett)

Jenna Da, ies

'\1ccole Perisho,.

Sara Taulh, •

Ank De Yelder,.

Shane T\ slan

•

Michelle A-,her

~1anessa \,1arez

Staff Members

~athaniel Coronado

John l\1claughlin •

Elsa Anderson •

Annmarie Preston •

Amber Blake

Kelhe Lankutis

Ke, 1n Schultheic;s •

Tara Krenek •

Dane Benov

National Honor Socien,

•

Alexandra Barnes

1lk1 Allen

Candice Knutsen

Elaina t-.1cC.,re,,·

Stacy Jone~

tvtegan t-vtatson

Sarah \.,hller

Diana 5endgraff

~1elan1e Scohv

l'vtagg1e Riordan

Jessica Yoakum

denotes full year staff member

NHS Officers

Matt Fritz, Doug Claxton , Melissa Ford , Andy Peoples

This year has been an interesting one I ha\'e learned so man y things and then forgotten them all. This is my fir,t year being a editor, e\'en if I was a Editor-in-Chief in training Fi~t I would like to unthank whose e\'er idea it \\"as to separate PCs from ~lacs It ,vas a hard transition for me That is why I kept running to Eli !\lartin for the help Thanks bud Also , thanks to ?\tr Kellu) for putting up with the all the questions I had and then ha, 1ng to ans\\ er them Another thanks to ~1elissa Ford for doing all the hard ,-. ork she did , e\'en though you were not in class And Jasmine Akes \\'hat can I say about Jasmine ? \Veil I could thank her for that l\1cDonald ' s run , but) ou aJ..o did a ~reat job on babie, and buddies I would also like to thank Courtney ~1ayo You and I became good friends and the- next 2 )ears will be great Finally a thanks to mv st.lebook for all the glonous knowledge I ne, er J..:ne\\ L1kt I ,aid the next 2} ears will be •real Robb Van D ke Assistant Editor

It ' s hard to belie, e that it has already been four years I consider myself to be a strange per,on , and that', probably why I' m not anxious for it to end l\fy life has changed a great deal sin ce I first took yearbook a-. a tre,hman Certain people ha\'e been instrun,ental in bringing about thest? changes You kno,, ,, ho) ou are Howe\'er, the onl)' thing that hasn ' t changed in my hfe is yearbook I'm grateful to the previous editors , Tim & Joe, Nee and Nims , for setting the standard for us Thanks especially to R)' an Nee, for introducing me to some of m) fa, onte bands, such as Pink Floyd l\1elissa , thanks for keeping" 1th me, e\'en though they ha, en ' t let you take the class tor three semesters The last three yearbooks would not ha, e happened without you Once again none of our editors from last) ear returned (save l\1eli!-,sa and I) , but we rece1\'ed a ne,.,,• group whose enthusiasm has made up for their lack of expenence Thank you Courtne) and Robby, the neophyte editors for next year, and Jasnune, the only member of the staff with pnor experience I'll ah, ays remember d-hole- & ,, ater, Jimmy Buffett Fridays (unfortunately) , chair fights, drawer \\' ars, late night and weekend yearbook fests, and all the people who have made high school great. It ' s been fun - Eli

Martin Assistant Editor

First of all, I' d lo\'e to thank m) fello\, editors for the support that we all give each other on a daily basis I' d abo like to thank l\,fr Kelley for being a gre.1t leader and showing us the wa) to make this year ' s book the best ever Eli ~lartin "as our main editor to help us and I truly appreciate all the help that you have gn en me Tara Krenek, 1 cannot Scl) enough good things about her She ah..-a} s tried her hardest to n,ake her spreads better thane\ eryone else's If 1t ,.,, asn ' t for her contribution a great deal of hard work and dedication, the) ,-.·ould be so far behind Rob Van Dyke and Courtney ,\fayo also had hard work and a lot of dedication the} sta} ed every day to edit the spreads and re\'iewing the book Thanks again to all of the kids who did the spreads and conducted 1nten 1ews 'You all were definiteh a major help in the puthng together of this year ' s book -J as min e Ake s Ad\'ertis1ng Editor

First off, I would espec1allr like to thank Eh I\.tartin and Jasmine Akes for the help m n,ak1ng th1, year s ye.1rbook and for the patience that the) had for Robb, \ an D) ke and I. This ,,•as my first time taking ,earbook and right off I becan\e ed1tor-1n-chief in training '\iot onl) did Eli and J.1sm1ne ha, e to work on the yearbook , but the) had to te.:ich Robby and I ,o next) ear when they are gone, Robby and I will be able to car on the 10b of being ed1tors-in-chitd \Vhen I ,, as going through all of the tra1n1ng, I honestly thought l ",l rn ,, a) o, er by head and I had doubts about next year, ,, hen \\ e would be all b) ou~eh l'!> ,,•1th no one ehP ,, Ith the exception of l\,1r Kelley Because of their help, I actually think that next) ear" on't be as comphc,1tC'd ,, 1 thought it would be Although this year there were many stresses and long hours of working on tht• }e,ubook I really had an enjo) able time I do have to admit though that being an editor can be very hectic, espeoall) around the deadlines But I can ' t forget about l\lr Kelley and hi~ Jimm) Buffet Fndavs Fnda), ,, ouldn t he the same without Jimm) Buffet. This) ear ha~ definitely been an expenence and ~o will the next couple, l',HS to come Congratulations to the ~niors of 2003 1 -Cou r tn ey May o Assistant Editor

This year ha~ been a great one for Golden High School h1storv There has been a lot ot memorable mon,ents , whether 1n sports or acadenucs :\II of whiLh a re good, e,ubook material Hopefully you will find the staff has done it all justice This book" a,, er) fun to design because I tned a lot of ne\,· things this \ ear EYen though a theme "as not ,ettled on until late October, I think the book turned out well A.lthough I was not 1n the las., Jgilm this) ear because of schedule conflicts, I ga\'e up most of my oft blocks 1n de'-lgnmg nd editing It i~ unfortunate that I \\'as not 1n the class to help train next, ear-.. editor.., betlt r Good luck to Robb) and Courtne}, I hope you kno\\" what, ou are getting yoursdt into It can be \'ery re\vard1ng and I hope you find some element of c.reating the book th;it }ou ~,ilh like, as I did It is a huge time commitment and 1t can be ven stressful but also rcwardm~ r-. t ) ad, ice 1s to not try and doe, el'\ thing) our5elf Good luck to next year's ed1to~ !Jon I dri, e t-.1r Kelley into earh retiren,ent or an " career adjustment Thanks to tr Kelle) {or iJl 1 your support ilnd hard \\ ork Thanks to Eli for shck1ng through to the end Th.:inks to 11n and ee and Dre"· for all) ou taught me O\'er t he, ears. !\l ostlv '\iee and Drew It', bcl•n fu but it ,s time to mo,e on

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200 3 E ditors Melissa Ford, Eh tv1artin, Courtne1 1\,1ayo, Ja~m1ne l\kes and Robby Van Dyke

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U2's humanitarian lead singer Bono visits Afnca and tours Midwestern America to raise awareness and support for Af ncan AIDS epidemic relief

Nuclear crisis anses when North Korean leader Kim Jong II breaks a 1994 pledge with the United States not to build nuclear weapons

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China's one-child-per -family policy creates an imbalanced boy-to-girl ratio tha t will result in tens of millions of men finding themselves single in the year 2020

U.N. inspectors return to Iraq to investigate Saddam Hussein's alleged production of weapons of mass destruction.

A Halloween earthquake in San G1u1hano di Puglia, Italy, topples an elemen tary school, k1llrng dozens of children

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The Miss World beauty pageant leaves Nigeria after Islamic fundamentalist protest groups kill more than 100 people

In Venezuela. an opposition strike demanding President Hugo Chavez's resignation paralyzes the country 's oil exports and turns to bloodshed as Chavez supporters retaliate

The oil tanker Prestige spills more than 5 million gallons of oil off the northwestern coast of Spain before splitting in two and sinking

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter receives the Nobel Peace Prize for his decades of work for peace , democracy and human rights worldwide.

Over 100 people. mostly foreign tourists , are killed rn an October terrorist bombing of two nightclubs in Bali , Indonesia

Emergency workers in the United States and overseas receive smallpox vaccinations as a preventative measure against bioterrorism

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For weeks m October, alleged snipers John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo terrorize Washington , D C , Maryland and Virginia , randomly killing 1Opeople and m1unng three others

V The space shuttle Columbia breaks apart on reentry into the Earth 's atmosphere killing all seven astronauts aboard Peter

On July 28 , nine Pennsylvania coal miners are rescued after being trapped for three days in a mineshaft flooded with over 70 million gallons of water

Midterm electrons make history as Republicans , the party controlling the White House , gain congressional seats rather than losing them

Several large corporations inflate profits while top executives make off with millions in accounting scandals that send shock waves through global markets

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V President Bush signs the Homeland Security Act, ottic1ally creating a Department of Homeland Security dedicated to preventing terrorist attacks

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I\_ Throughout 2002, Americans search for ways to recover and rebuild from September 11 On the one-year anniversary, survivors , families and friends gather at all three sites to commemorate the lives lost

Patients in Florida are the first to receive the VeriChip, a computer chip bearing personal medical data that is in1ected into the forearm.

Microsoft's Tablet PC enables users to write directly on the screen rather than typing on a keyboard.

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The JournaloftheAmericanMedical Assocratron reports that children who grow up with pets have a reduced risk of developing common allergies

Just before burning up in Jupiter's atmosphere, the Galileo spacecraft captures the closest shots ever taken of Jupiter's moon lo

Maria de Jesus and Maria Teresa OuiejAlvarez, 1-year-old Guatemalan twins born joined at the head, are successfully separated after over 22 hours of surgery.

V General Motors introduces the Hy-wirea car powered by hydrogen and oxygen that emits heat and water rather than harmful exhaust.

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The nation's largest outbreak of the West Nile Virus hits in summer 2002. The disease is spread by migrating birds and transmitted by mosquitoes

The gun turret of the historic Civil War ironclad USS Monitor is raised from the floor of the Atlantic Ocean

< President Bush orders construction of a system that would defend the United States from ballistic missile attacks by 2004

<The newly discovered hunger hormone ghrelin is found to play a role in obesity by regulating what you eat and how much weight you gain

> The U S Education Department reports that average geography scores of the nation 's fourth and eighth graders while low, have improved from 1994

> Ellula introduces HotAir Speakers , a set of battery-powered inflatable speakers that are small enough to fit in your pocket when deflated

I\. McDonald's unveils new lower-fat f rench fnes due to the new Healthy Eating Pyramid and in response to many former patrons suing for making them overweight

V 1970s peasant shirts are alive and well on runways and m school halls

V Everyone from hot young movie stars to aging rock stars sports the newest fashion trend , turquoise Jewelry

V The cola war puts new flavors to the test, including Dr Pepper Red Fusion , Pepsi Blue and Vanilla Coke

V Knspy Kreme lovers start a new tradition by celebrating their vows with doughnut wedding cake s

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{ European fashion hits the sidewalks and clubs of the United States with retro-style bowling shoes

V Busy singles try out speed dating wh ich gives couples several minutes to talk one-on-one before moving to a new partner at the next table

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At the 2002 Academy Awards , Halle Berry and Denzel Washington win Best Actress and Best Actor Oscars Berry is the first female African-American to win the award.

Spider-Man, starring Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst, spins a $114 million opening weekend box-office record

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With over 6 million viewers, "The Osbournes" is the biggest hit in MTV's 21-year history

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Avid gamers tune in to G4, the first cable TV channel dedicated solely to video games.

Viewers return week after week for a bit of innocent American nostalgia on NBC's hit drama "American Dreams."

Cynical Simon Cowell and company stir up big ratings for Fox's "American Idol" and big record sales for winner Kelly Clarkson, a waitress from Texas

After a two-year hiatus , Leonardo DiCaprio returns to the big screen with two holiday blockbusters GangsofNewYork and CatchMeIfYouCan.

Chicago, a film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical. wins three Golden Globes , including Best Picture: Musical or Comedy, and receives 13 Oscar nominations

HBO Films' comedy RealWomenHave Curves promotes positive self-image with the dazzling debut of Latin-American actress America Ferrera

CBS scores a ratings doubleheader with a pair of forensic investigation dramas, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "CSI Miami."

Newcomer Norah Jones takes home five Grammys , including Album of the Year. for ComeAwayWithMe

Multi-talented Eminem raps up five Grammy nominations for The EminemShow and big box-office success in 8 Mile.

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Rocker Avril Lavigne and other "a nti-Britneys ," such as Vanessa Carlton and Michelle Branch, represent the new face of women in music

Weezer teams up with the Muppets in the video for " Keep Fishm' ," the second single from their hit album Maladroit.

Pop takes a new direction when farmer boy band favorites Nick Carter and Justin nmberlake break out with solo albums and tours

Armed with a steady beat and punk-rock-blues riffs, The White Stripes' stripped-down rock shines on the highly acclaimed WhiteBloodCells

Alan Jackson 's triple-platinum album Drive wins five Country Music Association Awards and is named the USAToday No 1 country album of 2002

Nirvana, the famed grunge band's long-awaited greatest hits album, features "You Know You ' re Right, " the last recording Kurt Cobain made before his 1994 suicide.

Former Beatles rock legend Paul McCartney brings in $2 million a night , for a total of $103 million , on the year's top-grossing tour

The Strokes, Spin magazine's 2002 Band of the Year, lead a resurgence of rock 'n' rollers , including The Hives and The Vines.

Dallas Cowboy running back Emmitt Smith bre aks Walter Payton's 16,727-yard mark to become the NFL's all-trme leading rusher

The Detroit Red Wings capture the 2002 NHL Stanley Cup over the Cinderella Carolina Hurricanes It's a record ninth cup for retiring coach Scotty Bowman.

} Serena and Venus Williams continue to dominate women 's tennis , becoming the first sisters to be ranked No 1 and No 2 rn the world

The college football season is marred by violent confrontations rnvolvrng fans , students and even coaches

MVP Troy Glaus leads the scrappy Anaheim Angels to the 2002 World Series wrn over Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Grants , four games to three

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I\ Martha Burk of the National Council of Women 's Organizations battles with Augusta National chairman William Johnson over the ,ssue of female membership at the famous Georgia golf club

I\ An 18th place finish in the NASCAR season fin ale at Homestead-Miami Speedway

1s enough to earn Tony Stewart his first Winston Cup Serres championship

I\ Despite an rnJured toe, Shaquille O'Neal powers the unstoppable Los Angeles Lakers to a third straight NBA championship title in May 2002

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V LPGA pro Annika Sorenstam , after a record-setting 13-win 2002 sea son worldwide , accepts an inv1tat1on to play the Colonial tournament on the men 's 2003 PGA Tour

The Ohio State Buckeyes beat the heavily favored Miami Hurricanes in double overtime to win the BCS National Championship

The 31-24 victory 1s the school's first national football title since 1968

The new sport of SlamBall takes basketball to the extreme on a specially designed court with four trampolines in front of each hoop

( Skateboarding reaches new popularity heights thanks to the high visibility of the X Games and the "Tony Hawk 's Pro Skater" video game series

( Surfing welcomes a tidal wave of women to the sport after receiving a Hollywood endorsement in the popular summer flick BlueCrush

The sports world loses two legendsbaseball's "Splendid Splinter" Ted Williams and Johnny Unitas one of football's greatest quarterbacks

ZacaraIs Moussaou1 , widely believed to be the 20th hijacker, goes on trial for his involvement in the September 11 terrorist attacks

In show business since they were 9 months old, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen , 16, have amassed a $76 million fortune through their Dualstar Entertainment Group

Veteran actor Richard Harns , known for his role as Hogwarts wise headmaster Albus Dumbledore, dies of Hodgkin 's disease at age 72

Mentally challenged Ohio high school senior Jake Porter-who suited up for every practice and game for four years but never playedscores his first touchdown

California's Linda and Loretta Sanchez make history as the first sisters ever elected to Congress

Mississippi Senator Trent Lott is widely criticized for apparent racist remarks he made at Senator Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday pattv In December. Lott resigns as majority leader

Martha Stewart faces charges of illegal stock trading after former lmclone president Sam Waksal allegedly tips her off regarding the company 's demise

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