Today, Tomorrow, and The Future
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Jordyn Komoras is our senior class president. She is also a member of Jefferson County's Council and was elected as county director! She is very talented and a hard worker. Jordyn first got involved in student council in elementary school but was unable to participate in middle school because they did not have a StudCo. So, when she came to Golden her freshman year, she was excited to continue getting involved with the school, and every year, she strived to achieve her goals. She was very honored when she was named class president. "It was a very rewarding feeling when I won because I was very nervous when elections came; seeing the amount of votes I had made me proud!" she said. Her biggest advocate is Ms. Eckenwiler because she supports them 110% percent no matter how crazy their ideas are, and she's always there for student council. Jordyn has a lot of stress at times but says it's her strength to step up and take initiative. She loves what she does. She leaves us by saying, "Enjoy it because at Golden we are like a family; we come in as freshman separated but come together as seniors because we all share something that you won't share with anyone else!"
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Jan Bryson
Scott Burcar
Jon Christians
Heather Clark
Larissa Clark
Sharon Cohen
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Brian Conroy
Jason Conway
Caty Cook
Eileen Cook
Chris Cousineau
Kathy Cummings
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Judy Eakins
Amy Eckenwiler
JoAnn Euler
Tracy Evanko
Linda Fabrizio
Troy Felt1s
Melissa Fine
Guy Francis
Shannon Garvin
Robin Gill
Chan, Gobbo
Laura Gollhofer
Megan Goodwin
William Graves
Debra Guerrero
Charla Gunn
Tamsen Hall
Tracy Hamm
Scott Hasbrouck
Amber Hayes
Chad Herbers
Julie Jarvis
Lon Lacy
Patti Low
Lon Macdonald
Kimberly Manes
Sarah Manley
Jeanie Maurer
Charlotte Maybury
Helen Mclaughlin
Mike Mendoza
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Joie Norby
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Harrison Reid
Wendy Roberts
Randon Rodarte
Barbara Selzer
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At Golden High School, math is a very important subject. We offer c lasses from Algebra I and Geometry to AP Cal c ulus or AP statistics "The teachers push us to our limits , " says Al i C a st rellon (11) Many students at Golden are in classes above the average level in Colorado and are very advan c ed in math Although , for some students , math is also very challenging For this reason , we have math interventions and a math lab at Golden High School, which take s place every Tuesdays and Thursdays during A C.E During this time , teachers and fellow students are dedi c ated to helping students in math . The math lab also ha s a few math tutors from Colorado School of Mines. Although many students may feel that they will not need math down the road, it creates a base for many of America' s job s. The math teachers at Golden are dedicated to givin g student s a strong foundation in math for many of the c areer s they may be vying for in the future
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"Even though math 1s frustrating 1t 1s my favorite subJect" -Lizzelle Leopold (11)
"Math 1s a big stepping stone to your future Take 1t seriously" -Miss Garvin
"I enJoy going to math because 1t challenges me, yet, it 1s very fun" -Mikaela Wi lkins (10)
G avin Ba ker ( 11) focuses in Pre-Calculus (top-left)r while his classmate Charolette Cl a nton ( 11) pushes to get her worksheet done (bottom-right)
finished , Diego Ramirez ( 11) works diligently through the textbook (bottom-left) .
Science classes promote great hands-on learning We have many different Science courses that student s are able to take at Go lden , includ i ng Earth Science, Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry , Physics, Technical Processes , and Astronomy "There ' s noth i ng I look forward to more than a science lab," says Angelica Lopez (11) "It helps me to understand what we're doing in class when we c an apply it to our labwork " Golden ' s unique scien ce department even extends to extracurricular activities, and a club, run by Mrs . Bryson and Dr. Graves , tests the Clear Creek River on c e a month for pollution It 1s not unu sal to see the scien ce classes tackling every day problems 1n the halls at GHS The teachers give the students many different approa che s to the same material , which gives every type of learner a chan ce to understand the ways of science
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(11) work hard on a lab worksheet together (bottom-right), while EJ Voit (11) and Jair Ayaquica ( 11) test water for chemicals (top-right) . Evan Hanggi ( 12) tests out the bed of nails theory during Phy sics (bottom-left). Ouch!
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"We need strong science st udents 1n order t o build our society" -Mr Burcar
"Science ca t ches my interes t and 1s my f avori t e sub1ectl" -Shahpool Khorshid (9)
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"The Alchemist 1s my favorite book to teach because 1t 1s a great adventure story w i th deep thoughts It also appeals t o st udents of all reading levels" -Tammy Peters
English class is where students gather to discuss and sometimes relate to the characters or story line of a book. The students are also taught to distinguish the symbolism of characters or objects that have a crucial role or work out the importance of themes in literature English is very important because it stays with you forever Writing is a key component to your future ; it can open or close doors for you Every student takes English for all four years of high school. Typically, students take the basic English courses provided at Golden High School through their junior year, but some students choose to take c lasses like Creative Writing, British Literature, Philosophy and Literature, Graphic Novels, and Bible as Myth as seniors All of these classes help shape students into brilliant-minded thinkers and also helps them to develop skills that will be needed for their futures
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one of my favo ri te subJects , especially w,th f antast1c teachers hke Mr Francis and Mrs N orby!" -Sirinity Sandoval (11)
expan d upon wri ting skills and litera ture M y favori te book 1s Frankenstein because it's a good way to decipher between good and evil. man vs nature" -Tim Marvin (12)
Scott Rathbone (11) , Aryana Dizayee (11) and Brett Patterson (11) laugh along with Mr Francis's Australian humor (top-left) while Sam Miller (11) and Elena Judd (11) concentrate intently (bottom-right) and students settle down for a daily literature quiz (bottom-left)
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The Social Studies hall 1s the place where students head to learn about U S and World history , polrt1cs, economics and all things associated with how our society operates With great students and an extraordinary staff, our student body has a rich knowledge of the past and ca n understand the issues that they might face 1n the future The primary method to teach social studies 1s through showrng educational media and g1v1ng fas c1nat rng lectures, followed by a group act1v1ty The teachers 1n the sacral studies department encourage us to create our own op1n1ons on events past , present , and future by g 1v1ng us enough information to base our i deas . Classes offered at Golden include : Geography and Government, US Hi story, World History, Pyschology , Economics and Politi cs
Mrs. Bolle n's class gets into work groups, so they can give and receive help where rt is needed (top and bottom rig ht) as N at a lea h Sma ll { 12) gives a social studies smile durrng her class (bottom-left).
''r love Oh ren's history class because its fun, and I enjoyed 1t He was so much fun to be in class with" -Em ilee M oss ( 1 1)
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"We either learn from our mistakes or repeat them My f avonte period in history was The Enlightenment because thats when people stopped being superstitious , and began to think for themselves " -Rob Gill
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"I really love making maps in social studies class Mrs Bollen 1s teaching them next week and I am so excited "-Rachel King (9)
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"We learn all kinds of things tn French 11, such as conJugattng verbs I probably won't move in t o French Ill because it 1s somewha t hard " -Lily Ma ( 1 O)
" I don't really like some things about the class, but I do learn a lot from ,t such as holding a conversation with another tnd1v1dual rn ano t her language" -Rand i Seiwald (10)
Dylan Dempsey (9) , Brooks Jordan (9) , and Courtney Emerson (11) show their love for Espanol (top -left ) while Fren ch I class is in session (bottom-left) . Luis Badilla-Viveros greets us with , "Hola!" (botto m-midd le) as Philip Katzman (10) mak es fast friends with a skeleton during Dia de los Muertos celebratio n (bottom-right)
H o la! Bonjour! Taking a foreign language can be very exci tin g here at Golden Hi g h School. Students learn a lot about ot h er cultures, their custo m s a nd of course, their language Becoming fluent in any foreign language can be very helpful for your future Th e re are many jobs that would prefer a bilingual employee rather than a employee who can only speak one language N ot only a re students gettin g prepared for the real world , but co lle ges aro und the coun try are now requiring at least a year of a foreign language Many students are taking another language and they enjoy it a lot In fact , there are people who go to Golden that are already fluent in Spa ni sh and French Knowing a second language i s a huge bonus It can definitely help out , especially for those who wish to be the most qualified for jobs in the future Adios! Au revoi r!
lt ke Spanish Il l Honors, Senor Badilla 1s a great t eacher because he 1s a strong, bright-minded tnd1v 1dual that helps me succeed "-Matt H artman (11)
FACS stands for Family and Consumer Science . The FACS department (Mrs. McLaughlin and Ms Ecke nwiler) offers a bunch of fun classes where you can learn key ski ll s that teach you how to cook, how to sew, and even how to live a healthy life! From cooking to fashion to personal relationsh i ps , the FACS classes help instruct you on how to be successful in all of these aspects of life Not only do you grasp something new every day, but you also have a lot of fun during each class Most of the classes are hands on, where students get first-hand experience cooking up a hot meal or des1gn1ng some new and trendy clothes Most students taking these classes say they enJoy 1t very much and are so glad they signed up for 1t because they are practical , instructional and offer great life lessons for the future
\1'e li ea Van (9) and Stephanie Ward (9) ~oak up a hot meal 1n Foods (top-nght), ,vhile Kaycee Di Lorenzo (9), Vicenzo crac ica (9) , and Conner Allen (9) enjoy Lhe1r freshly baked apple pie (bottom-left). During Ms . Eckenwiler's second period -: lass, understanding nutrition becomes part Jf the dally curriculum (bottom-righ t ).
"We talk about fitness and we work out every Thursday! I wanted to know more about how to stay healthy, so I signed up for Health and Wellness" -Alicia Cast rello n (11)
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"In the Fashion class we do sew a lot , but we also get to watch Project Runway' Being in the class brings out my creativity" -Jordyn Johnson (11)
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"I like the cooking class because we get to eat the food that we cook , anywhere from pizza to blueberry pie" -Austin Van Lerberghe (10)
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Di gital photography and Graphi c Arts are classes that students take in order to gain professional skills in the industry using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator Both classes allow students to design work that is both artistic and utilitarian, combining photo and images for real-world applications Students in the digital photography class develop skills that they could one day use in the real world if they wanted to beome a profe ss ional photographer , making enhancements to their photographs or completely altering them to be co me graphic art. Mrs. La cy and Mr Miller spend their time giving detailed lessons on the software used for these industries as well as the tricks that the experts use to c reate the digital multimedia we see in art and advertisements . Overall , both classes give students hand s-o n skills that are useful for the future .
"My favori t e th i ng about d1g1tal photo is taking pictures It's also really cool because we get to use t he mac lab and hang out with friends" -Jaret Parker (12)
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Digital Photography because I like using Photoshop and I wanted to see t he more technologica l side of art " -Dylan Olsen (12)
"D1g1 t al photography where th e odds are good, but the goods are odd" -Austin Younger (12)
Jaegan Lawrence ( 10) shows off his current digital photo project (top-left) as Rachel Ball (11) works on a cereal box design in Graphic Arts (bottom-left) Dylan Olsen ( 12) displays his skills at blending Photoshop skills with digital photography on his workstation (bottom-right)
Golden High School offers more eng1neer1ng classes than any other high school 1n Jefferson County; they are all ' taught by Mr Aurand Clas ses that student s can take include Aerospace Eng ineering , B1otechn1cal Eng1n ee nn g, Engineerin g Des ign, Eng1neenng Prin ciples , D1g1tal Electronics and Roboti cs Engineering , Civil Engineerin g and Arch itecture, three levels of draft i ng and Ar chitectural Drafting These classes in co rporate both m at h and sc i ence and also require creat1v1ty. Anyon e that 1s interested 1n go ing into I T should consider at least one of these clas ses for the ir desired career as well as those who are interes ted 1n one of the above eng1neenng fields All classes tea ch the fundamental s of pro cess and produ ct and mo st students get to test their developments at some point dunng the semester, such as their robots, c1rcu1ts or trebu chets
Jacob Ortiz (12) shows off his USB pro Ject for his d1g 1tal eng ineering class (top-nght) as Bri an Fi gueroa (10) contemplates h i s next engineering proJect (bottom-left) D1g1tal Eng1neenng students Tyler Keller (9) and Tanner McGrath (9) get to work on their latest eng1neenng design (bottom-right).
love D1g1tal Electronics because we mess with different circuitry and learn about different circuits that you can do a lot of stuff with My favorite proiect is the date clock which basically shows your birthday " -Mik e Tyrell ( 11)
"My favorite proiect in D1g1tal Electronics 1s making Robots My favorite thing t o do in the class 1s play with the elec tronics stuff on the computer and hang with fnendsl" -Ni ck M cca rro n ( 1 O)
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"My favorite thing about Pnnc1ples of Engineering 1s that you get to do a lot of stuff and you get to build a lot of things with your hands My favorite proiect 1s building a trebuchet" -Sean Kurt er ( 1 1)
"I like this class because you can ge t away from other classesl I don't necessarily want to work with metals as a career because I am into at hletics This 1s a fun class and we learn a lot!" -Devin Rothrock (1 O)
"This class 1s really fun because you get to make stuffl Th e most fun p roJect was the whi t eboard key hanger because 1 t was fun and challenging T h is 1s my favorite class' I think 1 t would be fun t o have a career in woods" -Troy Wilkinson (10)
"I took woods class again this year because 1t was a lot of fun1 The bes t thing about this class is the feeling of accomplishmen t when you finish some t hing1 I am already in advanced and want to keep taking this class for funl" -Chris Melies (11)
Adam Keller ( 10) works with a large panel of wood for his project (top-nght) as Easton Wasinger (10) and Gunner Graves (10) go through one of many sanding stages in woodworking (bottom-left) . Connor Brogan (10) gets ready to become the man of steel, bending metal with the vice and pliers in Metals class (bottom-right) .
The Woods and Metals classes are very popular at Golden Hi gh School. In these classes , students develop metal fabrication skills and woodworking experience through basic a nd advanced courses in eac h of the two areas Students that take these classes get hands-on work experien ce and knowledge of the skills, tools and technologies available in the industry St ud ents work through a series of construction projects that might range from a simple box to an adirondack chair! The classes, taught by Mr Plakorus , really g ive students the opportunity to try their hand at industrial and woodworking design Many of the students go on t o take the advanced courses because they love the classes so much In the end , whether the proJects come out perfe ctly or still need improvement, each student gains a valuable set of skills that could be useful for either career or hobby
Mr Al Talbot and Mr John Anderson make a great pair teaching some of the best cl asses in this school: P E.1 There are many classes that students take at Golden , which include team sports, we ig ht lifting , and health and wellness' Each studen t 1s required to take obtain a P E. credit 1n order to graduate. However , many students go on to si gn up for more than one year so they continue their fitness education and get their bodies up and moving throughout the day During the team sports and weight lifting classes, many of the athletes get extra t i me to hone their sk ill s or st rength en their bodies , sav in g valuable time for workouts they might otherwise do after school Although these classes can be tough at times, they are extremely fun and many students register for one ( or even two) every year'
Sage Wheelan (9) and Brooks Jordan (9) get to l1ft 1ng (to p-nght) Kaitlyn Davis ( 12) shows good form 1n her weightlifting routine (below-left), while Victor Chavez (11), Theodore Fleury (9) , Robert Wheelan (9) , and Clancy Dalton (10) do their warm up laps before the class begins (botto m-ri gh t) !
"I took a gym class because I needed a PE credit to gradua t e My favorite unit 1s ping pong because 1t 1s pretty fun!" -Emil y Oltmanns ( 10)
"The best part about PE 1s being active This class is grea t because you actually get to move around, and ,t doesn't feel like a class at alll'' -TJ Chrysler (9)
"I love to embed the knowledge of fitness for life in a person's mind My favorite uni t t o teach is Aerobic Fitness I enJoy getting to practice my hobby of being a mean , old man every day in the weight room, class room, wrestling room and gym'" -General Talbot ( PE Enforce r)
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Our gifted thespians rock the stage and show the audience what they work so hard for! These actors and actresses take on complicated characters, showing off their talent to the world They make it look easy; however, it takes hours of rehearsal to practice and learn each line. One can easily see the dedication they put into every show
Stage fright? Please, that's nothing for these spotlightsavvy teenagers! Memorizing dozens of lines for each play is a lot to handle! As if that isn't hard enough, these talented teens' character portrayals leave the audience filled with emotion
When working long hours , the bond one makes with their acting peers 1s essential to a play's success. Theater is a prime example of the care each cast and crew member has for one another, and even with their ups and downs, they stick together lo ng after the curta i n falls
Get into character! These Golden students really Jump into action when they step onto the stage Thi s year's first play , Brighton Bea c h Memoirs by Neil Simon , Is a co min g-o f -age comedy set In Brooklyn In 1937 . Al ex Girarrantano (10) took the lead role of Eugene Morns w ith Sam Swartz (12) and Nataleah Small (12) playing the role of hi s par e nts , Jack and Kate A one-week run gave th ese actors a h ead start 1n show in g off their talent and co mmitment to Theater Arts Under Mr H asbrouck's dire ct ion and tutelage , these act ors found their own lastin g memorie s In their first production All 1n al l , ,t wa s a tremendous suc cess for cast and c rew whom all pit c hed In to recreate th e sets, costume design and lighting 1n order to depi ct the Innerwork1ngs of a Pol1sh -Jew1sh family 1n New York and the tri als and tnbulat1on s of a fifteen -yea r-o ld teenager
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"My favorite part of Bnghton Beach was having a small cast and crew It really let us connect and become close friends and form a family relationship " -Sam Swartz (12)
Before Bnghton Beach. I played the main role of Daddy Warbucks 1n "Annie" when I was in 8th grade But Brighton Beach was more fun in comparison " -Alex Giarratano (1 0)
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"Watching previous theater shows piqued my interest. and I got into theater I love how you can be yourself, and the cas t 1s one big family " -M ari ssa Rio s (10)
Night of January 16th was written and staged in the 1930s by the talented writer, Ayn Rand. It is a courtroom drama about a woman who is accused of murdering her lover This was the second play of the year, and it proved to be truly realistic! Action packed , suspenseful and intriguing, this riveting reenactment grabbed the audience right away! The audience even had the opportunity to be a part of the play and get in on the acting as a member of the courtroom jury They were selected by submitting their names to a fishbowl. Once the jury names were drawn , they moved on stage, giving them an up-close-and-personal theater experience The play was an easy performance choice for Mr Hasbrouck ; it was the first play he performed in as a thespian himself In a week of performances , the actors proved that any play they take on will be a success
The fate of the defendant was left in the hands of the audience members selected t, become the jury Towards the end of the play, the jury congregated and decided whether the defendant was guilty or innocent of the crimes committed . In all six showings, the jury found the defendent "Not guilty ."
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"Aud1t1oning, I was very nervous Because I really wanted the part I got through ,t by practicing, the support of my friends, and determination " -Evan Mues (12)
"Staring down from the Judge's podium I could see not only the evolution of the thrilling court case but also the unraveling o f t he characters' lives " -Nataleah Small (12)
The defendant (left) , played by Charlotte Clanton (11) , gets into character as she listens to Defense Attorney Steven's closing argument Afterwards, the middle school jury was brought backstage to give their input on the evidence and verdi ct Overall , the drama proved to be an engaging and worthwhile experience for both the actors as well as the audien ce
"It was fun to do a courtroom drama I got to play Defense Attorney Stevens It was up in the top three of my favorite shows Looking forward to the next onel" -Jas mine Haver (10)
Students come alive during acting c las s and rehearsals Many long hours are put into memorizing ea ch line , understanding stage directions and focusing on being the best actor or actress for the part When audition s are held for ea c h play , students work extra hard to land a role, often running through lines before , during and after school.
"Sometimes t here 1s a lot of pressure being in the theat er class because there are deadlines • and you have to make sure everyone 1s in costume and ready "-Dana Speiser (1 O)
This is where it all begins! Before they enter the stage , each theater member has to learn all about performing In Acting Class, students learn how to present themselves on stage, where to stand and even what to do if thing s go wrong They participate in a variety of activities to make them better actors According to Mr. Hasbrouck, " In the acting class, students develop skills which they can use in any career field and in everyday living Knowing one's self is essential to portraying someone else convincingly "
"In theater class we have learned that act ors have three tools, which are voice , body, and mind " Lexi Cook (1 O)
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"I enJoy working on the behind-the-scenes production work, especially with t he technology You get to learn a lot of new things and the people are great t o work with They're so accepting and nice "-Ant Tyrell-Ead (11)
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Lights , camera, ACTION! Without our behind-the-scenes students, theater productions wouldn't become a reality . They set up the lighting, speakers, sound, stage, and even conjure up the elaborate and beautiful cos tumes the actors wear on stage. N ear ly every Saturday , theater students, their parents, Mr H asbrouck and his wife, Kelly , spend hours building sets and getting each play ready for the st age These dedicated volunteers truly play a maJor part in the theater industry and help to make the breathtaking theater productions that we see at Golden High School.
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Every good stage production needs advertisi ng ! For each theater production, student artwork is captured in the playbills and the programs Work from GHS students Shannon Wheeler, Jack Jacobson, Dana Speiser , Katie Czarnecki and Bailey O'Hara demonstrate that details and talent extend beyond the stage to the artists that help bring the shows to life.
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"Drawing in t erests me the most because t here Is so much to learn Mr Miller helped me with tips and other techniques used in exercises and projects that have helped me become a better drawer and overall artist. " -Luke
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'' I love being in Ceramics because it really brings out my creative side and I can express myself through art All of the art classes I have ever taken at Golden have helped shape t he person I am today" -Kaitlyn Quirk (11)
"Being in art classes has allowed me t o express myself in many differen t and exciting ways!" -Angelica
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The art department has a wide variety of classes From photography to drawing, GHS offers it all Each cla ss allows students to develop their talent, skills and interest , ranging from jewelry-making to painting to ceramics Classes accommodate a variety of different skill levels , allowing student s to reach their highest potential. Through art, one accomplishes the self satisfaction of creating something beautiful with their own hands This is a creative and productive way to channel energy and expre ss oneself Many of the students that are deeply involved in the art department go on to have su ccessful careers , some that all began with a first class taken at Golden j
Left : Melanie Majors (11) likes di fferent types of art The nng that she 1s crafting has taken three mon t hs to produce T he hardest part is soldering It "I was inspired by the season of autumn It Is hard because you have to sand it, file it, and morph 1t" Right : El lie Hightree (11) unwraps the clay block that wil l eventually be developed into her next work of art Below: Ms Hamm doles out instructions to her students who are Just beginning to break into their clay •
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Kassia Lawrence (12), Digital Photography
Cori nne Thor sheim (9) , Photogr aphy
Elizabeth Stengel {11) , Drawing
K1ylynn Mulkins (12), Photography
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Adelle Klingenberg (12), Ceramics
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Kiya Kraft (10) , Jewelry
Keayna Roberts (12), Ceramics
Jesse Nickell (12), Drawing
Mariah Trollan (12), Drawing
Kass ia Lawren ce (12)
Lauren Chacho (12), Digital Photography
Karli Denk (12) , Acrylic Pa i nt i ng
Madison Millar (11), Jewelry
MingXin Ye (10)
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Emily Moss (11), Ceramics
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Elli has been in band since fifth grade and plays t he clarinet "I love the sound of the clarine t ' I l ike all kinds of music " -Elli Jaramillo (9 )
Sarah has been playing the alto sax for six years now "I li ke band because ,t le t s me challenge myself" -Sarah Vigil (11 )
Aaron has been in band for seven years now and plays the tuba. "I like t he sound of t he tuba because i t's soothing and fun " -A aron McEachran (12 )
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This year at Golden Hi gh School we are very fortunate to have three new band classes: Rock Band, Concert Band and Jazz Band The students who are taking these three classes are learning to play the electric guitar, bas s guitar, and th e xylophone Students 1n these classe s are not only learning to play new instruments , but are also learning how to play a new type of contemporary musi c. All three of these classes are taught by Ms Parker, who is new to Golden Hi gh Schoo l and Colorado this year Mrs . Parker studied at N ew York Un1vers1ty and her favorite instruments are the flute and the cello Mrs . Parker also teaches Orchestra at Golden Hi gh School. The students who are taking Rock Band , Concert Band and Jazz Band enjoy them very much . Th ey put on a fabulous winter concert and are always preparing for their next big show.
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Tegan plays the percussion and has been rn band for about a year I love the type of music we play, the places we go and how much fun rt 1s" -Tegan Hummell (9)
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Cowen has been rn band for five years and plays the tenor sax "I enJoy playing the tenor sax' It's one of my favorite instruments." -Cowen Papke (9 )
At GHS, there are five different choirs : Women's Choir, 24th Street Singers , Mountain Magic , Advanced Men's and Demon Jazz Each of these choir groups spend their class time rehearsing both classic and contemporary selections for one of the four choir productions, which are the highlights of the year The Holiday and Pops shows are the main events and favorites among the students as well as the audience There are three women's choirs, one men's choir and a combination of both men and women that comprise the 24th Street Singers This group can be heard down the halls singing Valograms or Christmas Carols for the holidays . In addition, choir members also get involved in competitions . G H S usually has some top contenders where top awards, such as being selected for the All State Chorus, is a valuable honor This year, Gage Conrad (12) and Dale Nickell (11) were selected All in all, each choir student easily displays their talent and finds a special place in their choir to sing to their heart' s content.
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"I think Furn Furn Fantasy 1s my most favorite song to sing It's so much fun I" -Charlotte Clanton (11)
"I like the pops concert most of all because 1t 1s more upbeat and there are more modern day songs " -Megan Pi c kthall (11)
Women's Choir 24th Street
"I was inpired to JOin choir because I love to sing and performing fills my heart with Joy. " -Maxwe ll Becker (11)
"I really like singing 'Let ,t Snow" The winter song selections are always fun to sing " -Megan Brewington (1 O)
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Golden Hi gh School has its very own talented orchestra class. Ms Parker expresses her fondness for her class, and the progress made so far with high expectat ion s for the future As the pressure builds to prepare their pie ces, each student must devote an extreme amount of time polishing their skills to perfe ction Most of the students who Join orchestra during high school, fir st pi cke d up th e ir stri ng in struments in elementary sc h ool. Almost all of the students h ave b een playing for at least five years. They h ave continued working on their music craft because they love music so much Overall , their hard work has proven to be successf u l. The winter performance received outstanding reviews , giv in g us a hi ghlight of what we ca n expect 1n the future from the se talented and dedicated musicians
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"I've been playing music for six years Music 1s fantastlc, I love music because 1t 1s my life!" -Erynn Mitchell (10)
"l'v been playing the violin for 5 years, and although 1t 1s very time consuming and there is a lot of practice involved , the music I can make outweighs the cost "- Cyrus Ne l son (9)
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"l'v been 1n orchestra all of high school It 1s a great way to relax from your busy day and 1s a great way to expand ones knowledge " - Shannon Wheeler ( 12)
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"I want to audition t o be on dance teams in Colorado , and I want to cont i nue tra1n 1ng in the studio as well I love dancing" -Tera Wineland (12)
"I was surprised we won t he champ1onsh1p, bu t I was really happy and excited " -Amelia Gilmore (9)
"I t was exciting w inning state because all of our hard work paid off t It was very meaningful because 1t was my last yea r and 1t was good finishing 1t wi t h a bang" -Calee Wilkinson (12)
The senior guys get a chance to perform with the dance team during the Homecoming assembly! Little did they know they'd be dancing with the soon-to-be 2012-13 Jazz State Champs!
The dance team shows off their close bond . These girls are inseparable
From Porn, to Jazz to Hip H op , the dance team demonstrates a variety of different routines throughout the year Th ey get a chance to show off their stuff during halftime of football games, basketball games as well as during assemblies They not only support the teams on the sidelines but work long hours to prepare for their own competitions.
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The Golden High School dance team worked really hard to accomplish their goal of getting first place in the Jazz c ategory of the 2012 State Competition Th ey co mpeted against nineteen teams , scoring a total of 89 33 points out of 100 points to grab the coveted title The girls worked almost every day to get where they needed to be, giving up many hours after school and on weekends for practi ce while at the same time , supporting their athletic teams It was an exciting win for the Demon dan ce rs , who continued to compete 1n the Nation a l compet1t 1on in March Golden is proud of our Demon Dan ce rs! Good job ladies!
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La ndri McGregor ( 11 ) and Coach Brandy Wegscheider
Monique Laurita (9) struts her Golden sp1nt at the Homecoming Parade
Top row: Madeline Walters , Catherine Mateus , Nicole Hurl ey, Kelsey McKay Middle row : Madison Liedtke , Monique Laurita , Autumn H arvey, Lindsey Boudreau , Amelia Gilmore , Samantha McConnell Bottom row : Caitlynn Kern , Alanna Di ckmeyer, Landri M cGregor, Tera Wineland, Gabrielle Bresler . Not pictured: Calee Wilkinson
In sync The Demon s Dance Te am perfo rm s their state-w1nn1ng, bird-themed routine at League competition
"I wanted to Join cheer because I was 1n compe t 1t1ve cheer before and I wanted to stay a part of a team 11 -Julia Simmons (1 O)
"I'm definitely going t o miss cheer , and I wish all of the girls the best of luck 11 -Katie
JTh e c h eers stand out on their custo m -mad e blo cks, on ly stepp in g down for a bri ef ha lftim e perform ance!
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"I love stunting' I'm a base and need to make sure I'm there to give strong support by bracing my arms It's a ton of fun" -Ashley Mann (11)
Freshman c heerleaders start off the year with spirit !
Lockie (12)
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The Cheer team at Golden High School has worked very hard to get where they are now Thi s year's team has sixteen girls with four sen iors, three juniors, three sophomores, and six freshmen . In addition to being there for nearly every sports home and away games, the team prepares for their own league and state competitions and tnes to incorporate new stunts into their routines Under Coach Sia Anderson , the team took 23rd in State The cheerleaders work hard to lead the crowd in Demon spirit, giving it their all at each and every game and assembly They are a fantastic group of dedicated Demons! Great job this year' Thanks for all you do!
Cassan dra Olson (12) stunts in front of the Homecoming cro wd!
H ann a h Sellers (1 O) cheers our our Varsity Football team'
Seniors : Katelyn Lo ckie, Cassandra Olson, Emily Piwowarczyk Juniors : Ashley Mann, Courtney Emerson , N ata l ie Will i amson Sophomores : Whit l ey Samuels, Julia Simmons, Rebbeca Sm ith Freshman : Joplyn Bri ttain, Samantha Gilmore, H annah Lockie, Brianna Maes, Hannah Se ll ers, Sabrina Rubio
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The Golden High School Football team had a good year despite their 2-9 record Throughout the year, they made sure that their sk ill s were improving and they spent long hours to prepare for each and every game . No matter what , you can always count on the Demons to have a good mentality about their playing They say , "You have to play the game like someone hit your mom with a two-by-four " In other words , be aggressive and don't let anyone mess with your family! Here's hoping we stay united and will be ready for whatever comes our way next year
Senior Varsity Team Members
Top row: Pau l Gagliard, Dakota Gulley , Kellen Kyger , Chris Tubbs , Lars Lind, Quinton Barrientos , Jackson Bong, Je sse Wainwright Middle row: Tim Marvin , Jorge Lopez, Mahdi Abdulhussein, Brad Blackstock, Matthew Swim Bottom row: Carson N ovotny , Michael Barela , Paris Salis
"This season was fun, especially being a pa rt o f a t eam w ith friends you have kno w n since elementary 11 -Lar s Lind (12)
"My # 1 idol wou ld have to be M r Talbot because he wen t to college and played foot ball even being a small guy 11 -Dakota Gulley (12)
"My football philosophy 1s t o produce good athle t es. not only on the f ie ld, but in the classroom I want t hem t o be good scholar athle t es" -Mr Yoshihara
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Th e t ea m ge t s rea d y f o r th eir ga m e aga in st St a nl ey Lak e
The Junior Varsity and Freshman football teams worked extremely hard this year to prove themselves. They made sure that they dominated on and off the football field with no regrets The JV team end ed 2-7 in the ir season while the Freshman rounded out their season 4-1
2012 Varsity and JV Team
Jones, Geordan Hu ssey, Garrett Br ott, Duncan Williams, Quinn Malone , Paul Gagliardi, Cody Love, Stuart Kern, Lars Lind , Brandon Gardner, Noah Lennox. 3rd row : KC Turner, Matt Swim, Michael Barela, Carson Novotny , Brad Blackstock, Paris Salas, Mahdi Abdulhussein, Travis Kyger, Jesse Wainwright, Samuel Miller , Will Kirts, Tim Marvin 4th row : Davis Miller, Mike Joseph, Bryan Yoshihara, Joe Zaba, Joel Hager, Al Talbot, Shain Weiber, Jordan Grimes, Stacy Gorey! , Mike Kaier, Jamie Lemieux , Gunner Graves 5th row : Cenovio Gonzales, Ni ck Bonham, Jorge Lopez, Dvaris Johnson, H unter Wyckoff, Eugene Baker, Elijah Harold, Logan Hoover, Quinton Barrientos, Cory Ziehr, Brett Patterson Front : Team Managers
Top row : Bailey Bowker, Kyle McIntire, Chriss Tubbs, Cole Greff, Jake McCormick, Danny Oertli, Yegor Alexeyev , Anthony Gibbs, Kellen Kyger, Jackson Bong, Ryan Selcer, Dakota Gulley, Ian Cheatum 2nd row : Gage
"Although we lost we still won because we learned more about the great sport and we grew in ways we never knew we could" -Anth ony Gibbs ( 10)
"To motivate my team , we get pumped up by warm ups and yelling at each other" -Dun can Williams (1 0)
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"Wieber Fever!" -Yegor Alexeyev ( 10)
The Denver Broncos had quite an impressive year w ith the 2nd hardest schedule in the NFL Signing franchise QB and 4X-League-MVP Peyton Manning to the roster , Broncos Country was ecstatic all year! The season started off beating Pittsburg at home 31-19! The Broncos w o uld struggle to a 2-3 start with another win against hated Oakland and losses to the Patriots , Falcons, and Texans . It wasn 't getting much better with a 24-0 Charger lead at halftime on a Monday Night in San Diego . 35 unanswered Broncos points later , they won the game and took the lead In the division! The Broncos would go on to win 5 games after the bye with wins over the Saints , Bengals , Panthers , Chargers and Chiefs! December came and The Broncos became Division Champs by defeating Tampa Bay 31-23! Then , the game in Baltimore The Broncos had never before beaten the Ravens in Baltimore Before halftime , Chris Harris intercepted Joe Fiacco and ran it back 98 yards for a TD , the longest interception return in Broncos franchise history The Broncos would go on to win that game 34-17 After wins against the Browns and the Chiefs , they were Divison Champs , had a 13-3 record , won 11 straight games , were the #1 seed in the AFC and going to the playoffs! The playoff game started off well with a Trindon Holiday punt return for a TD! In the NFL 's 1st-ever double-overtime game , the Ravens kicked a field goal to end the Broncos amazing season with a final score of 38-35 Seven Broncos had the honor of making it to the Pro Bowl and Peyton Manning , with 37 TD 's and over 4 ,000 yards passing , won Come-Back-Player of the Year! Bronco fans are once again united and continue to look forward to next season.
2012 Freshman Football Team
"This season was good because we had a new coach, and 1 t was a lot better than last year Plus, going to St ate for Doubles was an amazing experience " -Kyle Taylor (10)
"The team had some strong players this year , 1t was exciting t o go to St at e f o r Singles this year especially being on Varsity for the f irs t time" -Logan Hulett ( 11)
"The team was great this year We had a good coach who really knew how to work with the different players It was grea t to get t o St ate as welll" -Tim Mclane (12)
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The boys tennis team worked hard to have a fantastic season. Th ey finished 6-4 They also had a new coach this year, Coach Brad N ash It was a season full of laughs, competit ion , and most of all , fun! The team took first in league and had three state qualifiers ,n both si n gle and double matches Tim Mclane (12) , Logan Hulett (11) and Kyle Taylor (10). As a whole, the team felt that they were unified and worked well together, especially with the help of Coach Nash whom they say really knew how to coach the 1nd1v1duals as well as the team , which made for a very successful season.
Top row: Coach Thoro good, Austin Van Lerberg h e, Tanner Bryson, Enk Craig, Adam Huff , Gavin Jaker, Coach Nash Middle row: Ni cholas Laurita, Drew Preston, Jake McManus, Chris Gilas, Max Dalton, Logan Hullett , Isaac Sellinger, Tim Mclane Bottom row: Kyle T aylor, Chanse Bemsk,, Alec Hornecker, Grant Copple, Vincenzo Gomez. Not pictured : Kirk Gilbert
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T im Mclane ( 12) await s hi s next match
Cross country is no easy task . It takes a considerable amount of time, effort and not to mention , stamina, to run cross country. These talented teens run for hours a day and are constantly working to improve their skills . It is an art form that one must learn through dedication and practice . Although they are divided up into Varsity , JV and boys and girls teams , they all work and practice together to make the Golden XC team the best it can be. Th ey continue to train even during the off season, working year-round towards achiev in g their individual and team goals. Thi s year they had a great year with many state qualifiers , and they continue to look forward to next season.
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Gavi n Ba k er ( 11 ) taking the turn for the home stretch
Top row : Shane Witters Hi cks, Matt Borzcik , Gavin Baker, TJ Chrysler, Coach Byrne , Callae O'Hara , Robert Tyrr ell-Ead, Dylan Rogers, Matt Hartm an Second row : Coach Colucci , Joe Horen, Connor I Lane , Theresa Myers, Katelyn Shipman , Kasey H ec ht , Jaxon Cusack, Natalie Spence, Jacques
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"I thought cross country would be fun since I ran track The people you get to hang out with are great and you can be friends with everyone '' -Callae
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"It was an amazing season ; I'm sorry that this will be my last year with the team " -Matt Borzcik (12)
"Cross country 1s a great time to meet new people and have fun while being competitive The team 1s the best part of part1c1pating in the sport " Theresa Myers (1 O)
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\ Kristen Dunson (9) at bat against Evergreen
Th e Go ld en High School Softball team had a great season ending with a 6-13 record The new coach, Chad Herbers , pushed the team to just under a 500 season He also had the help of the new assistant coaches: Coach Hall , Coach Timmons and Coach Bowler The new coaches are a great asset to the Softball program With lots of hard work and diligence, the team still managed to end the season with a triumphant bang , even with all of the 1n1un es. All 1n all , the team had a terrific season and worked successfully as a team
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Tay lor Juarez (12) , starting pitcher in the game against Holy Family
Ali Castrellon (11) r o und s th i rd a fte r Katie Corchary (11) h i t s a sin g l e
Top ro w : Eryan Mitchell, Kristen Dunson, Coach H erbers, Coach Bowler , Coach T immons, Amber Spawn, Kiley Lynch Middle row : Taylor Juarez, Ali Catrellom , Kaite T ubbs, Jordan Kingsley, Katie McConnel l , Katie Corchary, Blair Ohmert Bottom row : Ale Dominquez, Rachel Joha , Addie Tanton
"Run hard and turn left " -Jord an Kingsley (11)
"Let the ball travel" -Addie Tanton (12)
"When in do ubt, ask Coach " -Katie McConnell (12)
This years Junior Varsity softball team had their best year yet , ending with 6 losse s, 3 wins and 1 tied in the seaso n Although it wasn't their best , they definitely played their hardest and had no regrets Th e team captains this year were Katie Corchary (11) , Kiley Lynch (10) , Blair Ohmert (9) , and Kristen Dunson (9) . Overall , they worked hard and had a lot of fun
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Top row: Eryan Mitchell , Blair Ohmert, Coach H erbers, Coa ch Bowler, Coac h T immons , Kiley Lyn c h, Makayla Markey Middle row : Kri sten Dun son , Emily Shepard, Sydney Crabb , Katie Corchary Bottom row: Sydney Villa, Mikaela Wilkins , Ale Dominquez
"They say this game 1s 80% mental. so I threw ,t at her head " -KIiey Lyn ch ( 1 O)
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"Read the balll" -Makayla Markey (10)
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~=; 10-8 thi s sea son , beatin g th eir main -1 : competitor , the Wheat Rid gei:..:-"""79"=:= farmers! The team had many win s thi s season due to their stron g teamwork . They even beat on e of th e toughe st team s out ther e, the JV V alor Chri stian girls They look forward to another great seaso n next ye a r!
- Sophia Sanford (9)
-Raeley Baxter (10)
-Macke nz ie West (11)
Top row: Enka lisa , Chantele Yvette-Gauthier , Coa ch Todd Bergstrom , Hunt er Ro se, Rae l ey Bax t er
Middle row : Kersti Taha , Jackie Roman , Sophi a Sanford , Mikayl a Spurn er , H ann ah Blo ck Bottom Row: Kaitlyn Quirk , Brooke Lago , Ma ckenzie We st
"Our season turned out pretty well At first 1 t was risky because most of the girls haven't played toge t her before, but in the end we pulled 1 t together and made it to Regionals!" -T obie I srae l-Cleve l and (11)
"It was i ntimidating at first , being younger then mos t of the people on my team, but now I feel like a role model!" -Kathleen Kasel (10)
Th e Var si t y t ea m th a nk s th ei r o nl y se nio r, Margret Veers (12) f o r her hard w o rk dunn g Se nio r nig ht.
"It has been a wonderful experience seeing all t he girls who started out at the bottom move their way to the top I love being the one to set an example for all t he girls " -Margaret Veers ( 12) -----
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Krista Waldinger (11) returns th e se rv e 1n a game again st Arvada We st.
The Varsity team had a great season , making it to Regionals and fini shing their season 11-14 The girls played with intensity and dedi cation which resulted in a hi g h number of wins thi s season. With only one senior thi s year , the team expects great thin gs for next year . They had a co mpetitive season a nd many will return to t ake on next year's c hallenge s In the meantime , they co ntinue to ce lebrate their hard work in 2012 and will always remember the fun times they had on and off the c ourt this p ast year Way to go Demon s!
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A brief co ng ratu la ti ons before the girls get se t up for the ne xt set.
Kathleen Kasel (10) looking focused as can be as she gets ready to pass the ball
, Top Row: Kathleen Kasel , Kathryn Cheatum , Coach Barry Lago , Amanda Cheatum, Jessica Mad se n Middle Row: Tobie Israel-Cleveland , Margret Veer s, Krista Waldinger , Anna Ni xon Bottom Row : 1 Jordyn Johnson , Brittnany La go, Erika Bergstrom
This season was full of laug hter and sm il es Erika Bergstrom (11) getting fier ce with Jessica Madsen (11) at the volleyball picnic Kathryn Cheatum (11) going up t o m a ke a kill ! Krista Waldinger (11) gets a little funky with a volleyball on her head and Margaret Veer (12) shows off her Senior skills against Arvada West.
The Level Ill team did amazing this season! They finished with a whopping 12-1 record! The only match they lost was to Valor Christian They never gave up hope and pulled through every 1 :-- , A 1
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Top Row: Coach Rose, Shelbilyn Miller, Lily Ma, Mia Barret, Avery Kiel, Christine Neguaru, Coach Brooke Ceacil Bottom Row : Shelby Waggoner, Annie Fox, Sarah Kimball, Elena Bishop , Amand a Mallec Not pictured : Raenne Stanbro
"We go hard on the floor!"
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"Teamwork makes the dream work 11 -Mi a Barret (9)
"Sometimes it's not how good you are, but how bad you want 1t. 11 -Shelby Wag g oner (9)
"I have never played field hockey before in my hf e, but 1t was so much fun and all the players were so nice "-M eke nzie Holga te (9)
T h i s season the field hockey team ended wi t h a record of 5-7. A lt hough t h e team p l ays u nder Golden's name and co lo r s, the team 1s compr i sed of p l ayers f rom surrounding h igh sc h oo l s. T h e p r ess u re was high beca use there were many fres h man o n the team, and t h ey had to figure out one anot h er's st rengt h s and weaknesses H owever , when 1t was t i me to get ou t there and g i ve it their a l l, they worked together l ike a family Ove r all, it was a successful season for suc h a young team
"The team has improved tremendously Next year I know we will be even better " -Courtney
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Mem bers o f th e tea m i n c lud e gi r ls fro m d iffe r e nt sc hools suc h as, Ch atfi iel d , Lakewood, Mullen and Colum bin e. Re pr ese nt ati ves f r o m Go ld e n a r e Courtney Gore (11) a nd M e ke nzi e Hol gat e (9)
Photos provided by April Hagestad
The Golden H igh School boys soccer team had a great year! In the regular season they produced an incredible record of 9-6-2 Th ey defeated several ,..._,., ,~ of our division rivals includ in g a 2-1
win over Wheat Ridge! Golden finished second in the Jeffco 4-A division and made it to the playoffs where they fought their way into the second round with a 2-1 win over Skyline Unfortunately, Golden l ost in the second round but they had a great run w h ile it lasted Th ey have high hopes for next year and l ook forward to the nex t season .
Burton Wheatlake (12) sets up for a free kick.
Charlie Metz (12) fights fo r possession
Top row: C h ar li e Metz ( 1 2) , Logan Duhnkrak ( 1 2), Ryder Z ga bay ( 12 ), Coach Jo sh N olke r , Oliver En gquist ( 12), Con or Baughman ( 11 ), Burton Wheat l ake ( 12 ) Middle row: Alex H esket h ( 11 ), Mark Sea h olm ( 10), Lu ke Dolan ( 11 ), Jack N es por ( 12 ), Jordan Cunnigh a m ( 11 ), Jack Breer (11 ), Mac Paranto ( 12) Bottom row: Donald Bai den ( 11 ), Di ego Ramirez ( 11 ), Ni ck Smith ( 11 )
"Soccer 1s a great sport 1 You get what you put in t o 1t, 1f you work hard, you will play better"
''Soccer is a fun sport to do, you improve every year My competitiveness increases, and I Just have a lot of fun with 1t " -Oliver Enqiust (12)
"My favorite things about soccer are being athletic, being with friends , and using teamwork to succeed on the field" -Logan
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Duhnkra ck ( 12)
The JV Soccer team had tough season but managed to pull through with teamwork and perseverance . Th ey ended with a 5-6-2 game season but felt like they learned a lot and are more prepared for next year In the end, they felt the wins outweighed the losses in evolving as a team and 1 working together. They look forward to achieving their team goals in 2013
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Top row: Jose Valladares-Palma, Trenton Anderson, Andrew Townsend , Adam Elliott , Evan Gregory, Jerson De La Cruz-Contreras, Coach Larry H ard in g Middle row: Brook s Jordan, Paul Cowie, Morgan Fin k, Jasper Hu ghes, Jack Snare, Greg Ellison, William Kopper Bottom row: Conner McNally, Lan e McFarlin, Jaime Foster
"Larry was great as a coach and we evolved as a team " - Lane McFarlin (9)
"We had ups and downs , but at the end, we ended up winning and had a good time " - Jose Valladares-Palma (9)
Although we didn't start with much, our team improved a lot and played well together
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"You compete against friends as well as others, you have a lot of fun being able to take competition to a different level "
Being on the team this year was amazing It was a lot of fun'"
"Mountain biking offers a unique sport to be able to compete as a team and an rnd1v1dual " -Dea
Caroline Hardy, Brigg Reimers, Colin Rilter , Dylan Olsen , Coach Scott Burcar .
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Connor Olsen, Ryan Hansen , Matt Conklin, Stevie Ro chelean , Spencer McGaughey , Allison Hurcomb, Laura Hoover, Corinne Noufi , Kassia Lawren ce, Breanna Van , Brenna Hattier , Jae san Lawrence
The biking team had an amazing 2nd season With 31 members , the team had its work cut out for them! In the State Championship in Fruita , GHS finished fourth overall and received the league's Division I All Star Team award. The success and popularity of the sport shows that GHS 1s well on its way to building strong co mpetitors for the future
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n Olson (12)
Bac k row (right to left) : Coach Tim Hoppin , Ben Mace, Carter Nadol sky, West Rutherferd, Drew Preston, Eric Kern , Peter Chesbro, Dylan Grange, Dale Ni ckel l , Caleb Linville, Weston Burcar, Blake 0llweiler,
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Top row : Ryan Bullard, Alec H arris, Coach Anderson, Dominic Landucci, Cole Harris Bottom row : Logan McGregor, Curtis Trammel , Austin Wolfe, Matt Conklin
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At GHS there's no better way to relax than a good game of golf. Although it takes quite a bit of skill and practice to become a strong co mpetitor , you can have always have fun even 1f you've never played before It's a way to swing a nd hit away your problems The Golden boys golf team has played for several years and agree that golf ha s a way of lettin g you have a good time ; it's also a great way to get through the summer . M a ny of the GHS player s are also involved 1n soccer, giving them double the playtime to work on their athletic skills For everyone, go lf provides a c hallen ging pastime and a way to get involved in GHS athletics .
Stephen Ric hey ( 1 2) making the putt for his final round.
Mac Para nto (12) goes for a long dnve down the fareway
To p row: Blake Harris, John Paranto , Sam Rao ch, Burton Wheatlake Bottom row : Cole Finnegan, Oliver Engquist, Nolan Holmes Not pictured : Stephen Ri c hy
"I have played golf for three years and I really enJOY ,t and won't ever give ,t up" -N olan H olmes (12)
Photos provided by Brian Richy
"This 1s my fourth year in Golf I like 1t a lot " -Burton Wheatlake (12)
"I will never get tired of the sport I love 1t so much" -Cole Finnegan (12)
Th is year's swim team doubled their numbers from past years with forty gi rl s on the team! In addition, many of the girls are young, giving the team high hopes for a strong, more experienced team 1n the coming years. Th ey placed fourth in League and had several state qualifiers, in clud in g Annie Fox (1 0) , Kathryn Cheatum (11) , Bekah Anderson (9), Sabrina Sabendeanu (9), Amanda Cheatum (11) , Becky Thiede (10), an d Liz Tarvin (11) As a whole , the team shows great promise Th ey had a great season this year, and we look forward to ce lebrating their future success! Good job!
p r o w : Kathryn Cheatum, Amanda Cheatum, Jamie Curtis, Grace Kashefska, Keiko Ohtake-Gordon, Rebekah Anderson, Jade Goss, Kassia Lawrence, Samantha Weese, Sara Osteboe 2nd row : Oliva Beckmann -Rose, Hee Young · Jordyn Johnson, Tamsen Hall, Melissa Fine, Sabnna Sabadeanu, Alyse Oxenford, Madison Vigil 3rd row : Sage Windell Brynna Carman, Noelle Cohn, Sophia Wubben, Megan Guinn, Paige Kreutzer, Gabnelle Lowrie, Alex Simmonds, Aerin Tarw1n, Cymry Sweet, Laken Barker Bott om ro w : Raellen Pfanneste1I, Megan Vernon, Christine Negreanu , Anna Fo:x, Morgan Dasch, Rebecca Th1ede 1 Randi Se1wald, Olivia Tre,tman, Knstine B1rkelo, Kelly Whitaker
"I started swimming when I was really little, and I started again because I really like 1t." -Grace Kashefka (1 O)
"My f avonte part of the swim meets 1s swimming and winntngf' -Annie Fox ( 1 0)
"What got me into being a coach for swimming was that I used to be a lifeguard Swimming 1s Just a longtime activity for me "-M s. Fi ne
Coac h Fi ne gives the opening warm up set to the Varsity team.
G a briell e Lowrie (1 0) comes 1n for the final touch after J 25 meter butterfly
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Olympic gold medalist, Dana Vollmers, poses with the GHS team at the Golden Rec Center during a practice Dana won the gold medal 1n the 100 meter butterfly , setting the world record 1n the 2012 Olympics as well as w1nn1ng the gold 1n the 4x100 rmedley relay, which included teammate Missy Franklin of Aurora , Colorado
An ni e Fox (1 O) takes to the blocks for practice starts
Kri stine Birkelo (11) works on her butterfly stroke 1n an easy 50 meters swim
The Go ld e n High School wrestling team had a great season! The team finished with an incredible re cord of 9-3 , including wins ~=- over Valor Christian , Northglenn, and sev e ra l other rivals Golden also se n t the following athletes to the state tournament
February 22 -25th : Brad Blackstock , Ian Ch ea tum , Noah Lennox , Devin Rothrock , Paris Salas and Dakota Gulley . GHS !===::::::~ wrestling finished 9th in the tournament
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D ako t a Gull ey ( 1 2) win s th e St at e Ch amp io n ship titl e i n Feb ruary
D evin Rothroc k ( 10) gets a leg up on hi s opponent at State
Top row : Nathan Frost, Mike Joseph , Dakota Gulley ( 12), Ba i ley Bowker ( 10), Ian Ch eat um ( 11 ), Marv , Dave Sauer Middle row : Jackson Bong ( 12) , Geordan H ussey ( 1 1 ), Br ad Blackstock ( 12), Par Salas (10) , Devin Rothro c k (10), N oah Lennox (11) , Dylan Silva (12) Bottom Row: Logan H oover ( 11 ) , Mo Salas (9) , Jason Mayfield ( 10) , Chase Dan i els (9), Easton Wasinger ( 1 0)
"I love wrest ling. I have been doing 1 t my whole life Winning is the best part o f wrestling for sure 11 • Brad Blackstock (12)
"I have been wrestling since I was six My favorite thing about wrestling 1s winning"• Devin Ro t hrock ( 1 0)
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Senior Ni ght is h ere so soo n! All the sen i or boys po se with their parents who are obviously swe lling w ith pride! Our proud sen iors include Nolan Holmes , Lexi Barret, Tyler Olson , Brett Hammontree, Austin Rickard, Evan Hanggi, and Scott Lubkeman.
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"Keep on keeping on " -Brett H ammontree (12)
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The boys Varsity team worked hard for their 11-4 record this season Practice starts early for the team , where they work on their fundamentals and shots during basketball class . and then , they roll into Coach Anderson's tough practice Th e time each player commits to their skills just shows their love of the game , which results in the amazing record they achieved this year The highlight of the season was beating archriva l Wheat Ridge two times They did a great job showing GHS what a l ove of basketball is all about.
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_eft to Right : Rory Maccallum , Alexander Barrett, Evan Hanggi , Cole Greff , Nolan Holmes , Cole 1nnegan , Scott Lubkeman , Tyler O lson, Jesse Capaul, Brett Hammontree , Ryan Blodgett , Au stin {1ckard
The JV boys worked hard throughout the 2012-13 season. Trying out for the team is very tough and three had enough compet itive edge to swing up to Varsity, Nick Capaul (9), James McCormick (11) , and Bubba Nebeker (9) . With a 10-4 season, the team clear ly demonstrated their competitive nature T hey had a strong season with lots of promise in the years to come.
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"I've been playing sin ce th e seventh grade The coaches are tough'" - Th eresa M ye rs ( 10)
"I'm so thankful for all my teammates ; although ,t was a rough year , we are always here for each other'" - D a rr agh D o nn e ll y ( 11 )
"I've been playing since the fifth grade The game 1s so much fun " - Kai tl y n Gas p er ( 10)
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T he JV girls team had an exciting season, taking their talent to new heights as they finished up 8-4 Their team , most of who are sophomores, ensures that they can expect to keep meeting the i r team goals in the
coming year s T hese girls worked wel l together on the court and showed why hard work pay s off They had tons of fun and look forward to next season.
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Left to Right: Ka itlyn Gasper, Julianne Enquist, T heresa Myers , Nicolette l ronshell , A shton Gomez, Brooke Dowell, Coach, Sonrisa Macharia , Brianna Dowell , Amanda Mallec , Mega n Myer , Grace Carlson , Darragh Donnelly
"I've been playing basketball for seven years I love the team All the girls are wonderful and I have so much fun w ith them every day "
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M a dd ie M cFar lin (11) drives h a rd to the ba sket and beat s two defenders
"I coached for 17 years up in N ew Jersey, then retired and moved to Colorado I didn't expect to be coaching Coaching 1s like riding a bike You never forget Now, I'm nght back into 1t " -John Morales 0oi.n, .. '
Al ex Ambrozi c (10) shows off her beautiful form with a Jumpshot from the elbow
"I've been playing basketball since the 4 t h grade The hardest thing about this season was changing pos 1t1ons from post to guard The great girls on the t eam really keep me in love wi t h the sport " -Jessica King (11)
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Darragh Donelly (11) takes on three opponents diving for the basketball
The girls on the Vars ity team had an uphill battle this season With three brand new coaches, these ladies learned to work with each other and their coaches. With a 12-12 season, they came out equal but between team sleepovers and lun c he s, these girls are tighter than ever Th ey are ready to take on a new season and new teams together The starting line up for the team includes four juniors, Maddie Murphy , Mariah Fluitt , Jessica King , and Haley Blodgett , and one beloved senior, Lauren Chacho Together, they will continue to develop a strong, ski lled team with tons of promise for the future Go Lady Demons!
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La uren Chacho (12) has a perfected "up-and-under" 11ove!
Haley Blodgett (11) dominates the paint with height and put backs
Top Row: Haley Blod gett, Darragh Donnelly, Riley Sanders, Grace Carlson, Coach Gill, Coach Mendoza, Madison Mcfarlin, Maddie Murphy, Jessica King, Lauren Chacho Bottom Row : Manah Fluitt, Alex Ambroz1 c
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"When I was a freshmen I had really cool MVP Leaders , and I wanted to return the favor to upcoming freshman! I enJoy being there for t he kids and tutoring them for t he stuff I can help with and the stuff they migh t need from me " -Larsen
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" I have a lot of fun being an MVP leader, and I get to know a lot of new peoplel I am a great leader because I work well with others and have lots of fun doing itl I enJoy tutoring 1f I can help them w,th t he subject" -Landri McGregor (11)
" I was an MVP leader because I wan t ed to make a difference and connect with new kids I am glad that I help make such a big difference m the school' I enJoy ,t and feel like I am helping people and that' s a grea t feeling ' " -Jamie Lamer (12)
The relat i on ship that an MVP lead er and a fre shm an m ake is a v ery important and can h elp contribute to th e success of the fr es hm en Th e MVP l ea ders help o ut th ese y o un g students , e sp eci ally when th ey fir st w alk 1n th e d o or Th e lead ers work v ery hard to keep up with their own sc ho o l work and mak e sure th ey are able to help o th ers as well.
The MVP Leaders have a very important job at GHS They are the mentors to our Freshmen . They spend the first semester with a specific group of incoming freshman and compete in fun competitions during ACE . The ACE class that wins gets a very nice looking trophy and rights to brag that they were the best group of in coming freshman However , the ACE class is more than just fun and games , the real work for MVP leaders is to mentor , tutor and show the freshman the Demon way This program is a very good pro g ram and help s Golden's future grow!
Student Resource Officer leaders have individual buddies that they work with all year. They make sure their buddies understand classes, tutor them, and deve lop a c lose relationship with one another . Being involved in SRO is a great way to make new friends , as well as forever changi ng the live s of peers around you Student Resource Officers are privileged to participate in season parties such as the Halloween party that was a great day of arts and crafts, eating and goofing around . SRO leaders help tutor during ACE, spend time Just hanging out and making memories that will last a lifetime SRO leaders are amazing and caring individuals who make the biggest impact with fellow students in the sc hool. They have the opportunity to leaders and friends to a great group of students '
Right : Brandon Begg (12) 1s an SRO Leader that has been making a difference for two years! Left : The Halloween Party was a huge success and lots of fun for everyone' There was a ton of food and lots of cool act1v1t1es
This group of SRO Leaders help their buddies all year and do a wonderful Jobi These leaders go above and beyond the call of duty to make sure their buddies have year-round help , friendship and guidance as well as keep up with their own respons1bil1ties 1n school They are dedicated to their work and en1oy spending time with friends and fellow students.
"I enJoy helping kids who need at and making a difference I learn things from my buddy and she learns thin gs from me I enJoy SRO because ,t 1s exciting being a person someone looks up to as a role model' -Amber Spawn (12)
"I enjoy getting to help people and be able to do some good w,th my buddy It 1s cool anteractmg with my buddy and being able to make sure they succeed'" -DJ Wolken (12)
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"The cool part of being an SRO Leader ,s you get to see school from a different person's perspective I really enJOY tutoring because ,ts th e best part of my day, and I get to feel smart for once!" -Alex Inscoe (12)
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"The Golden Hi gh School Tee team usuall y brings home around twelve medals We compete in numerous compet 1t1ons t aking place at several colleges throughout Co lorado " -Mr. Aurand
The GHS Te e Team represents Golden High School in several engineering compet ition s across the state In the fall , students compe te in th e BEST robotics competition In the spri ng, GHS T ee team competes in Tec hnology Student Association ( TSA ) events They also compete in Co l orado Math Engineering Science Association
"My favori t e t hing about t he tee t eam 1s building things I also like the competitions" -Skyler Anderson (11)
c ompetitions and the Science Olympiad Some of the events that they participate in are roboti cs, catapu lt s, architecture, bridge engineering and video game design At the State competition in February, they received 3 bronze and 3 si lve r medals. The se talented students take their sk ill s and creativity to new levels They are able to gain valuable ski ll s that they can carry forward into their future career s, and it's a fun way to represent Golden Hi gh School.
Students start developing their design pl ans and are hard at work to bui ld magnificent engineering creation s
Above right: The creepy, animated robot the students worked on for th e State competition comes to life usin 5 fluid pres sure to activate it and lights, sounds and rotors are all triggered through programming to animate 1t Cody Rex ( Class of '09 ) serve s as a field mentor
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__ The Gay-Stra ight Alliance meets in order to di sc u ss topi cs revolvin g ., around creating equality between people of different sexualities It 1s sponsored by Mr . Ph ari ss and led by its pre sident , Ally MacDonald (9) . Students from all g rade level s are welcome to attend the meetings as well as any staff that wants to get invo lved. Togeth er, they brainstorm ways to assist people coming together as a whole to ce lebrate diversity in l ifesty le. They often parti ci pate 1n rallies for gay rights as wel l as attend co nvention s co ncerning the many importa nt issues we fa ce today GSA serves as one sma l l step in achieving eq u ality and social justice for everyone. Th ey always make it a priority to never exc l ude any one and to ensure that each individual feels comfortable and accepted no matter who they are or what t h ey b elieve in. It 1s a great organization for anyone to belong to .
Top row: Sabrina Stock , Ally MacDon ald, Ben Stock, Peter Darragh Bottom row: Sky l er Anderson ,
Genna Lambert , Danny Baile ss, Ra chel Ball , Willow Ball , Alisha Melliadis, Zoe Albright , Mr Phari ss
" I Joined GSA because I believe that everyone deserves to have a voice Through GSA, I can help people who need to achieve that " -Danny Bailes s (12)
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Left : Ally MacDonald (9) and others are working on a poster of
sorts. Right : Sabrina Stock (1 O) and Ben Stock (9) are siblings that are both proud members of the Gay-Straight Alliance
"I Joined GSA because there are a lot of friendly people here , and it 1s something I stand for GSA rocksl" -Sabrina Stock (1 O)
"I Joined GSA because it is a really good cause It's also nice to be able to Join a group and get along with everyone because we ha v e something in common "-Jennifer Er ickso n (1 1 )
"The rafting trip was great I wanted to do something I hadn't done before and have a fun tnp outdoors with friends " -Ryder Zgbay (12)
"The rafting tnp allows studen t s t o get involved in experiential learning an d interact wi t h one ano t her in an environment t hat allows everyone to ge t to know one another in unique ways Plus, t here are a lo t of water f ights -Ms Hall
"Rafting was so much fun' M y favori te part was Jumping into the nver and go i ng on nigh t hikes Everyone had a lot of fun an d were very tired by the end " -Haley McManus (12)
The Jun ior Rafting Trip has been a Golden trad it ion for the past fifty years Fir st established by Dewain Wood and maintained by Bob H ayes (Class of '67) , GHS students an d staff have been taking t o the Co lorado, Utah a nd surround in g rivers for decades This yea r' s student trip was held the first week of June , 2012 Stude nt s had a great time tak ing to th e Yampa and gettin g 1n som e quick rapid runs , cl iff jumping , day h iking an d of course , overnight ca mpin g
Last April , staff members T a m sen Hall , Joie Norby , He at h er Clark an d Amber Baker-Hayes got a chance t o train for future rive r exc ursio ns, taking up post s alongside veterans Dewain Wood, Bob Hayes, John Morale s, Mike Mendoza , Rob Gill , Charlotte Maybury, Eileen Cook , Laura Golhoffe r a nd many other dedicated, ad venturous staff
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Drumline makes a bang as they stomp their way down the halls , announcing the start of the Hom ecoming assembly Once the students arrive , the druml1ne shows off their wicked move s, and rocks the house with a percussion extravaganza Being a part of drumline takes hours of pr ac ti ce; they are always perfecting the smallest details, working to sychronize their so und and steps With a new sense of style, drumline is one of the most exciting parts of any event . Their performance s a re a popular part of any ga me, assembly or show. GHS drumline rocks!
"Good times were had, wonderful friendships were built but at the end of the day, the only thin g that really mattered was that we got to hit things with sticks " -Spencer Elliot (1 O)
"Drumline 1s amazing, we really are a big family and making music togther 1s even better"• Jenn ifer Erickson (11)
"Rhythm 1s in all of us and all of us are in rhythm One love " -Gage Conrad (12)
"I started Key Cl ub last year because i t was a great way to help out the community in a fun way that made me want to help I love how everyone 1s so friendly Anyone 1s welcome " -Krista Waldinger (11)
''Key Club 1s one of the best experiences I've had in high school It has opened up new opportunities and I encourage o t hers to JOm " -H eather Albre cht (11)
Key Club is a great way to help out the sc hool, people in need , and th e co mmunity Th ey are kn ow n for their work in the charity department From co ll ecti ng p ennie s for donations to gathering hoodie s for t eens, th e Key Club's effort s go a lon g way. Giving back i s a beautiful act of kindness the Key Club di splay s on a regu lar basis , not ju st for those who are less fortun ate but al so just helping out aro und the sc h ool. The Key Club volunteered to run the concessio n s stand at a Foren si cs tournament and had a fishing goo d time at Trick or T reat Street with the co mmunity kids!
Ad ve ntures are never en din g for Key Club Th e dozen s of charity jo bs they work with co ntinu es to grow In the end, the i r efforts to make a difference will pay off for both those whom they help as wel l as making an i mp act in th eir own lives
Left : One of the many ~t fundraise rs condu cted at thi s '.1~ school, th e Candy Cane Gram s mE are a del ici ous and sweet t reat ijl, that helps Key Club rai se money for World Vision , an ~1 organization devoted to / working with the poor and e oppre ss ed Below : Members ?al head down to Pine Ridge ,n June to help on the Lakota re servation Key Club ass embled and donated over 60 teen age necessity box es fo r the students there The importan ce of helping tho se 1n need i s alway s a top Key Club priority
Being a part of Key Club gives us the opportunity to do community service and be i nvolved in our school m a fun way -Erika l isa (11)
Rrg ht: FCCLA's float easily ,omplements the Olympic homecom ing theme this year, e d1splay1 ng the beautiful and nfamous Olympi c r ings
Below: Hannah Sh ea rer (11 ) 1n d Mo ll y Baca (11 ) are all mrles for the k id s at Tnck or Teat St reet!
FCCLA ( Family , Community, Career Lea d e r s o f Am erica) 1s a g reat , fun cl ub that run s m any volunteer act ivi ties, stages fundrai sers for peopl e in need, a nd co mp et es i n FCCLA co mpetition s. From the culin ary arts t o arts an d crafts, FCCLA i s a g rowin g grou p that proves the ir talent in more ways then one The mi ss ion of FC C LA is t o develop life skil ls through building character, creative and cri t ical thinking, inte rp ersona l co mmuni cation , practical know led ge and caree r preparation At th eir st ate co mpetition , th ey can com p et e i n a variety of areas , and they spend m a ny hours working out their co mpetition ideas In addition , they have st aged many fundraisers for several ch ari tie s a nd show no sig ns of slo wi n g down It is a fun club to be a part of , and we look forward t o seei ng all that FCCLA h as in st ore for the future The y are a c reative group whose skil ls sh in e through in a ll they do!
"FCCLA 1s a fun f amily consumer science club' We meet every wednesday dunng lunch and talk abou t the next thing we're going to do We do all sorts of work to help the community such as gathenng blankets for the homeless and bake sales for charity " - Ivana Ar cher (1 O)
"We love FCCLA because you get to help out the less fortunate "-Molly Baca (11)
"I love being a part of FCCLA because I enJoy working with the different chant,es " -Emily I zzo (12)
The Forensics team has a lon g-stand in g hi story at GHS Each year they work on their craft in class and during practices to prepare for their best deliveries in public speaking, which cou ld range from debate to original oratory. Mrs Peters le ads this talented group of students through many h eated competi tion s.
Thi s year may be one of the best yet , our team taking home top honors in every competit i on they participated in Th ey co ntinue to work t owards individual and team goa ls and with some strong up and comers, there is a lot to look forward to!
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"Forensics Where people talk to walls Never in my life have I seen so many people talking to themselves " -Cheyanne Zorzenon ( 11)
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"The best part about debate 1s that by the time you graduate, you will be an excellent conversationalist at cocktail parties'" -Lexi Sonnenfeld (12)
Back row : Mrs Peters, Terran Coon, Jacob Pallas , Lorenzo Landucci , Erik Craig, Erynn Mitc hell , Sun J1nke , Yuj1e Huang, Alltx Smith, Danny Lu ksa, Leann Ibarra, Mr Sharp Midd l e row : Ashley Bellm, Cheyanne Zorzenon , Sage Windell , Cymry Sweet, Kendra Franklin
Fro n t row Sophia Wubber , Hannah Trembath , Rachel H ilbrecht, Mi chael Tyrrel-Ead , Lexi Sonnenfeld, N oelle Cohn, Mallory Karr, Chandler Garcia , Dillon O'Reilly , Lisa Peters
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Members work hard to memorize and prepare their compet1t 1on selections
Na tional Honor Society is a great way for student s at Golden Hi gh School t o get re cog nized for their acadP m1c achievement The co mmitment and dedication that i s required to be in NHS is at an a ll time high, the expectation is that eac h stude nt must ca rry a minimum 3 7 GPA and commit to comm unity serv i ce hours before or after school. Academic de coration i s a great way to turn co llege heads and keep students involved in the sc hool Being a part of NHS is a wonderful way to meet new people, as well as get students involved in the co mmunity NH S students work hard to maintain good grades and must continual ly demonstrate strong leadership and strength of c hara cte r Th ey are wonderful role models for GHS
left: Trick or Treat street provided NHS the opportunity to share the wealth (of candy) with th e Golden community kids. Rig ht : Sarah Tasci (12) and Corinne Noui (12) help ou t wrth the weekly recycling , a task NHS picked up thi s year to h elp out the teachers, their classroo m s, the custodial sta ff and most of all, the environment! Way to go NH SI
"NHS is awesome' We love 1t alotl it's so much fun to be involved with something where we help the people of our community" -Jasmine Haver ( 10), Makayla M ar key (1 O)
"We are a collective group of intelligent md1v1duals who strive for the improvement of our community" -Nataleah Small (12)
"NHS works toward the betterment of society through committed service and effort "-Evan Mues (12)
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"Spanish IV exposes you to cultures and people who t ruly love the language and everything that comes with 1t: plus the teachers are awesome!" -Evan Thompson (12)
"I've been taking spanish for four years and it's interesting I love ,t because ,ts more hands on and t hat's a great way of learning" -Sarah Tasci (11)
The Spanish club at Golden H igh School 1s one of our most active clubs T hey study th e Spanish culture, the language and also do many service learning projects. This past year , the Spanish club fundraised and took donations of school supplies for elementary students in Higura Blanca, Mexico After they finished fundraising , they were able to deliver the school supplies to the sister school in Higura Blanca , which was very rewarding Students in Spanish Club have many unforgettable experiences All 1n all, being a part of Spanish club es muy bueno 1
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The Golden High School French Club is one of the best clubs for practice as well as purpose They study the French language and culture by doing proJects and research , working with wrth a sister sc hool in Senegal, Africa The students spend time fundra1s1n g for the siste r school, committing their trme and attention to helping provide better conditions for the st udent s there More than just beautiful speakers members of the French club have great memories and alot to show for their partrcrpation Nou s aimons club franc;ais!
" French Club est t res chouette!n -Lex, Sonnenfeld (12)
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"Being in French Club 1s a really fun experience because i t' s a goo d oppo rt unity to hang ou t wi t h fr iends, and it's really cool to he l p out our si st er school in Senegal "-Adelle Klingenberg (12)
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"Two years of student council has been such a fun time, we do so many amazing things to he l p the school. and I am glad I have the opportunity to be a part of ,t" -Tess V ir
"As the Senior Class President I have a lot of responsib1ht1es but most ly, I try to set good examples for students , being a good leader 1s a great quality!" -Jord an Ko m o ras (12)
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"I really hope to be con t inuing studen t counci l through out high school. I enJoy ,t a lot We do a lot of fundra1sing and we set up fo r all the dances'" -Rya n Bullard ( 1 O)
Student Council is a great class for all those leaders out there! It provides more than just school education, it is a special group of dedicated leaders and enthusiastic students who work countless hours to make the events at GHS extra special. Each year a large number of people apply to be a part of student council but only the best of the best are selected In addition, each student class elects their student council officers to serve as representatives for their class. With their leadership , as well as those who make up the Senate body, their collaborative ideas and teamwork are put into action through dances, spirit weeks and so much more! They are led and supported by an amazing teacher , Ms Eckenwiler, whose energy makes each event and student-led idea a reality She is the wizard behind the curtain of student council's Land of Oz Without all of the hard work that Student Council does , Golden High School would not be the same
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With the doomsday prediction made on the Mayan calendar, Golden High School made sure that they would not waste their last day on Earth StudCo put on "one last dance" as if the world was ending on the brisk night in December, 2012 Although we didn't experience a grand apocalypse after all , rt was a good excuse to spend time with good friends, black lights and plenty of neon. Thanks StudCo!
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Neon-glow isn't Just a long-gone 80s fad Students had a blast with spray paint and glow sticks to show off In the black light , a creative way to stand out for these neon• crazy Demons Despite the doomsday pred1ct1on, this dance will live on for all the students who attended
An age old tradition, spiced up with a fun new tw ist. Ladies tap into their creative side to ask a special boy to the Sadie Hawkins dance To get everyone pumped for the amazing night, student council set up the annual spirit week . This year everyone dug into their closet for their best 11 thrift shop 11 wear, and the most spirited "country" outfits The theme applied to this year's dance was inspired from the movie, "Footloose " Student council transformed an ordinary gym ,nto a place to show that dancing will always be allowed in the gyms at GHS. With amazing decorations and fun activities to participate in, Golden High School students danced the night away with a smile on their face Everybody cut footloose!
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Abov e: Br ad Holub (12) tests his skills on the bull nde, a perfect compliment to the Footloose theme and for many real bull nders at GHS A photo booth was also a fun feature at the dance and students posed for pictures in front of an elaborate backdrop At the end of the night , they not only took home
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Sem students get 1n too deep on an attempt at downhill
Scotty Lubkeman (12) works after school helping out at Golden Rec
Brott (1 O) on the ski slope
Je ss ica King (11) shows off her adventurous personality
Zachary Spellman (1 O) prepares for his next snowboard run
ProStart Catering is sure to be around to help out w it h GHS events!
Andy Ruscika (1 O) gets ice time with his club hockey team
Mr Christian plays wing for his club hockey team
Callee Wilkinson's (12) love of horses gets her involved 1n Westina1res
JCar enthusiasts, like Danny Neelands (12) , are pretty common at GHS . Many students work on their own cars and motorcycles , some even working as part-time mechanics
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Yul Moldauer (10) , 1 of 9 members of the Junior National gymnastics team, takes to the parallel bars.
Art ists in Action 1s a Career and Technical Student Organization
Danny Bailess (12) aka "Cube Master" can finish a rub1x in no time flat
Kallie Cameron (11) shows off her skills 1n archery
Mrs Norby designs , builds and remodels during her summers off
Alex Cowie (1 0) , Gabe Connell (1 0) work on t heir skate tricks R1d1ng rails and taking to halfp1pes 1s a popular pastime for GH S students
Interact Club works on community serv ice proJects
Chanse Bemski's (1 0) view from the top as he is about to take the zipl1ne 1n Costa Rica
, Bnttnie Weinlauer , Kersti T aha , Kaitlyn Quirk, Lu ke Kovalcik Not pictured : Jenny Berganza , Sin n,ty Sa ndoval
"Yearbook 1s a lot of work, but t's all worth 1t at the end of the day" -Sinn1ty Sandoval (11)
"Yearbook is a really fun classt" -Lev, Martinez (12)
"Don't cry because it's over Smile because ,t happened -Dr Seuss" -Autumn Frankel (1 O)
"Yearbook opens your rnrnd to technology It 's intense an d hard work 1s involved But at the end of the day, we form a family" Jenny Berganza (12)
"Aft er doing yearbook f or two y ea rs I can say with confidence tha t I believe tha t 1 t 1s an u nf orgettable experience You and your f riends grow t ogether m the process of crea t ing some th ing f or m any t o see ind ' > treasure for many yea r s to come" -Brandon Begg 12)
"Yearbook 1s lrke a flower ; ,t blossoms " Jordan Kingsley (11)
"I loved yearbook! I learned so many nea t things'' -An ge li ca Lopez (11)
A wo rd fr o m o ur spon so r : Putting together the yearbook 1s a ma ss ive Job The students take the t i me to fi g ure out who , what , when and where for every moment that 1s captured Many kudos go out to Kalli e Ca m e r o n ( 11) for her outstanding layout design and commitment to a 10b that 1s oftentimes , quite th a nkle ss Spe cial thanks to Zoe M cN a ( 11 ) for fillin g 1n when 1t w as necessary Thank you to the GHS staff for your patien ce and support Most of all , thank s t o th e yearbook staff , who were dedicated to creating something to be proud of My JOb was easier be caus e Th they made 1t so To them I Ju st need to say · Th a nk y o u St ay Golden -Mr s. J Norby [___________________ _
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Bac k row : Chad Derby , Levi Martinez, Brandon Begg , Matt Borzcik , Alex In scoe, Je ssica King , Elli e H ig htree, Kallie Cameron , Mrs. N orby , Megan Pickthall , Brianna Prerwola , Autumn Frankel Front row : Angelica Lopez, Jordan King sley Sloane Ar c hambo
'Being t he editor t his year made me realize how i mportant i t 1s to work t ogether to ge t the Job done " Kallie Cameron (11) Managing Editor
"Wri ting Is my curse as well as my gift , some t hing I con t ributed until the very end This book 1s much more then a cat alog of bhssful memories , it 1s a t i me capsule , preserving everyone's serenity" -L uke Kovalcik (1 O)
"Yearbook can be great. 1f you part1c1patel" -Kenzie West (11)
'Yearbook 1s so amazing. you create bonds wi t h everyone 1n,J1ere, you know everyone and will forever " -Megan Pickthall (11)
"Yearbook has helped me remember the value of teamwork. N o person can do 1t by themselves We need each otherl" -Jessica King (11)
"Yearbook was really fun I enJoyed being able to hangout with my friends I enioyed going out and taking pictures , and I learned how much work 1t takes to create the yearbook If I had to do 1t over again I wouldn't change anything 1t was so much fun "-Chad Derby (1 O)
"Yearbook 1s such a fun class Mrs N orby 1s the bombl" -Kersti Taha (11)
"Yearbook 1s like a lollipop, it's good until its gone " -Brittnie Weinelauer (10)
"I have learned so much and have had tons of fun in yearbook" -Kaitlyn Quirk (11)
The Golden High School yearbook staff works very hard all year to pull off an amazing publi cation They have dedicated hours, in and out of school , to get the right interview s, storie s and amazing photographs It takes teamwork and patience to get the work done right , but in the end , it's worth it to know that all the effort pays off and a year's worth of memories demon strate a job well done! 175
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It has been an absolute JOY watching you grow into the athletic, handsome young man you are No matter what you do or where you go from here , we will always be by your side Follow your dreams and work hard for them
-Love always, Mom , Dominic, and Tiny Casey1 Awe, we are so adorable' You have been my best friend since before I can remember I am so lucky to have someone like you You're more than my best friend, you're my soul sister and you always will be You are beautiful and I love you' I can't wait to see where our live s take us!
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"To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world!" "If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you " Hold Jesus w ith you
-Love always, Mom Lexi, As you navigate the waters ahead, don't ever forget how much we love you We love your smile and sense of humor, your strengh of character and the JOY you bnng to every one around youl Thank you for the many gifts you have brought to our family'
-Love, Mom and Dad
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When you were born I was so happy to see your little face and to know you were my first grandchild. The years have gone quickly and you have grown into an amzing young man I am so very proud you are my grandson
- Love you always, Grandma Tina Case,
In spite of ignoring you for most of your first 15 years, I am so lucky to have you as a sister as well as one of my best friends Thanks for always laughing so much Can't wait to see all the amazing adventures waiting for you!
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Lexi, Climb high and d r eam big! We love you!
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We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished Continue to work hard and reach for your dreams, as we know those will be your reality one day We love you more than words can ever say Stay true to yourself and your faith WE LOVE YOLJII!
-Dad, Mom, Jax , Cam, & Shy
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A s a kid, you got on my nerves a l ot, but I still love you , be ca use you are my little brother P.S. I still remember that LM S ,ce 1nc1dent LOLI Find the magic in this d ay Do ord in ary things ,n ex traordinary ways Wi sh on your stars!
-Love , Omar Lexi , It was such a happy d ay when you ca me into our l i ve s, and you are a swee t and amazing gra nd son! Always know how mu c h we love you.
-Love , Grandma a nd Grandpa
Breanna , you have been such a Joy-we have been so blessed as parents to have you as our sweet , beautiful daughter We are so proud of you and all of your hard work these last four years and exc ited about your next big adventure - college' We love you, Mom and Dad
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You are my favorite littl e sis ter Rememb er when we graduated from preschool ? I have loved watch in g you play soccer Good lu ck after g raduation!
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Wow! You're all grown up We a r e so proud of the you n g man you h ave b ecome a n d are so excited for yo ur f uture !
- Love you forever , Mom and D ad
You are st ill making us laugh Congratu lat ions, we are very proud of you We wish you happiness , love and success We are excited to see where th e futur e brings you Wherever that 1s , we'll always be there to cheer you on l We love you, Dad , M om and H eather
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Avery,
The greatest gift in honor is havi n g you for a daughter
Love you! Dad
It i s hard to believe t h at you went from this sma l l person to a young man. Continue to follow your dreams .
Love, Mom and Dad
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Keith , I am so proud of the Godly man you have become, and I can't wa ,t to see what God holds for your future Calling you my brother and friend is one of my greatest joys Always walk 1n His wisdom and strength I love you
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You are amazing!
I a m pr oud of you an d yo u r accomplishments
T he wor l d is now yours to explore
Love, fo r ever an d always, Mom
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BrandonCONGRA TULATIONS!
Throughout your journey, you have overcome many obstacles to become an AMAZING young man I greatly admire your strong character of integrity and empathy for others' (As well as your gift for fixing my computer!") I am truly proud to call you "my" son!
Love eternal , Mom <3
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We love you so much!
We're so blessed to have you as a brother and as a best friend We will always cherish the time we get to spend with you You will always be our buddy You are becoming an awesome man of God
-Sir Fightmaster & Alex Fightmaster
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Gage, I love you so much!
Congrats! I hope that you beautiful voice takes you all of the p l aces you want to go' I' ll miss you so much when you go off to whatever fancy music school you go to Thanks for everything you've done for me
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We love you very muc h !
G r eat j ob !
T im, Lori and Co nn o r
Madison, a sunshine with two legs! You promised me that you would stay five forever ... you have broken that promise to become the beautiful woman you are . Stay strong , and reach for the stars!
Love you , Mom
Taylor- You have become such an amazing and talented person I'm so proud of you and your accompli shments I know so much more lie s ahead
Remember you are stronger than you know , incredibly loved and you will always be my monkey
Love , Mom
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We are amazed at what you have done You've set records since your first day! It's awesome to watch God mold you into the man He wants you to be Seek Hrm always!
Love from your biggest fan club , Mommy & Daddy
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Most of us don 't need anything more than a true friend you can be sil ly wit h
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We are so proud of you You make us laugh and bring us Joy You have come so far and we are excited to see what your future holds We love you lots!
Love, Mom and Dad
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I'm so proud of you Keep up the hard work and you will go so far Always remember I love you sooo much.
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We are so proud of the young man you have become We are very exerted to see what God has in store for you
WE LOVE YOU!
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If there ever comes a day when we can't be together, keep me in your heart I will stay there forever -Demi
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Work it g irl! So glad we go t here in time to t each you the essentials, t an nin g , fashion, and fun Nev er forget the he ad tilt!
Lov e your gu t s!
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Bonnie , you have grow n in to suc h a beautiful, co nfid e nt young woman and we are so proud of you Your future i s bright, we know you'll do well 1n whatever you do We love you!
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Love, J+ L
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Molly , you were born ready to move , leavin g spark le s a nd rainbows in your wake! Remember the lamp for your path , the li g ht for your feet so you ca n st ep out in ce rtainty . H e brings you out to brin g you in We love you dearly!
Mom and D ad and f a mily
You'll always be my little girl!
I love you, Dad
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Bonnie ,
Now that you are going to college , who am I going to be twin s with ? I love you sooo mu c h and I am going to mi ss you when you leave! Thanks for all of the laughs and support you have g iv en me! I love you, good luck , Megan Ccle
The last 18 years we have been blessed watching you become the person you are today Thanks for the laughter , joy & love you have shared with us Our world is a better pla ce because of you! Rea c h for the stars!
-We love you!
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We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments so far We can 't wait to watch you continue to succeed and reach for your dreams . With all of our love , Mom and Riley bear
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May the wind always be at yo ur back , and the sun sh in e on your f ace
I love you, Miss 8.
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To my wonderful daughter All ison, You have a bright a nd exciting future ahead
We are proud of you Love, Mom + Dad
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What a thrill the last 18 years have b ee n ! You are a swee t , a nd cari n g gentleman an d I am very proud to call you my son!! You h ave turned into a fine young m a n and I know you will go far in life.
Love you bun c h es!!
-Mom Dear Katie, Mo st of all, I am proud of how you hav e manage d to be true to yourself during a time of your life when loyalty and in sec urity are often te sted I know you will always c heri sh your fnends and there is not h ing more important in life than that Dad
We can't wait to see what comes next! Know that we couldn't love you more , and that we will alw ay s keep you in Banda 1d s!
Love , Mom & Enc
Thanks Wes for being you
It's been an incredible adventure watching you grow up We are so proud of who you are , and look forward to al l the adven tur es that life has ahead ! Congrats
Love you, Mom , Dad , Kyle, and Avery
Live your dreams Morgan!
We l ove you, Mom , Dad, T aylor , and Travi s
Dear Aaron : you have a lw ays h ad the b est smi le so e nthu sias ti c! Thi s world 1s so lu cky to be blessed with your presence Keep pushing th ose p ebbles
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Emily , You are a wonderful daughter
No one is more caring than you We know you will be successful 1n whatever you attempt.
Congratulations on your graduation and best wishes for al l your future endeavors
Love you so much Mom and Dad
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Congratul at io ns Au stin ! Al ways r eac h f o r th e st a rs! I l ove yo u ! -M o m
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Dearest Princess , it's been a quick 18 years of f1ght1ng, head cracking, screaming, reconciling , and repeating I can't believe you're finally venturing into the world Just remember enJoy where you are in l i fe, because 1t moves so much faster than you cou ld ever 1mag1ne1
Love, your wise & brilliant sister
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Love you , Mom + Dad, M / M Davis
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H a rri son, we are so proud of all that you have accomplished in your life H ow wonderful that you have so much ahead of you!
We know that you will c h oose your path carefully Vaya con dio s Love, Mom and Dad
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You are the best brother In the world! We love youCameron and Jade
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Dylan , You're go in g to co lle ge.
I'm goi n g to mi ss you very mu c h I hope you hav e fun but remember to co m e back to see me While you are gone I' ll be sure to take ca r e of the stuff in your room
I love you, Scotty
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Shane, "Today you are you, that i s truer that tru e, there is no one al iv e th at is youer th an you " -Doc t or Seuss We are h avi n g so mu ch fun watching you grow into you . You are cou rageo u s, funny , styl i sh and kind We are proud o f you!
Lov e, Mom and Dad
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"The big question is whether you're going to be able to say a hearty yes to your adventure "
We are so proud of you, and can't wait to see what life has waiting for you' Thank you for bnng1ng us laughter every day' Love, Mom , Dad , Patrick , Annie
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Congratulations to my sweet baby boy! I love you with all of my heart W i shing you love and success as you embark on a new journey May all of your dreams co me true!
Love, Mama
We knew this day would come , we just didn't know 1t would come so quickly It's been a blast to watch you grow up We couldn't have asked for a better daughter Best wishes for a bnght future and remember to always reach for the stars'
Love , Mom and Dad
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Jack , It was not long ago you were the baby of the family Now , you are graduating from high school and entering college in the fa l l.
I am proud of what a great young man you have become Much love , Grandpa Nespor
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Love , Kenny
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Carson, congratulations man! I'm proud of you!
H ave a great time in college. Keep your head down and stay focused on what you want to do and who you want to be I'm here when you need me
Love, Griffen
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I know you wish you could still h old me like this :) I am so proud of who you a re becoming!
Th anks for being my best friend and sister ! ! !
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Jack, You are # 1 1n our hearts, whether 1n the goal or behind the plate for the Demons As this picture shows, we knew you would also love playing hockey The college you choose will be very fortunate to have you With much love and pride, Grandma and Grandpa Kimball
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Thanks for giving us the joy of bein g grandpare nts for the first time. You are such a constant joy and we love you very much!
Never give up on your dreams. Congratulations!
We are very proud of you.
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We are incredibly proud of you and the wonderful young man you•ve become We are exc ited for you as you enter college and look forward to watching you learn, mature and grow into a terrific man
We love you dearly and are certain you will succeed!
Mom and Dad
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Congratulations young man I I am so proud of you!
Love, Sar bear xoxo
lt1s an honor to call you son and big brother' Your family adores and loves you tremendously You should be so proud of yourself! You did ,ti Congratulations' Your future 1s ,n front of you , tackle ,t and enJoy You got th1s1 Mom , Dad, Eric , Chy , Bre , Daydan, and Elan Ille<.~~
Congratulations! All the hard work paid off! Keep being yourself and you will reach your dreams
We love you, Mom a nd Steve
We are so blessed to have you 1n our lives We are proud of you for your accomplishments , but mostly for the person you have become As you go forward ,n life , remember to -Smile!
-Believe 1n yourself
-Follow your dreams
We love you, Mom and Dad
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Thanks for being such a great big brother! Congratulations and good luck!
Love , Spencer
Michael, I just want you to know how very proud of you I am You are a wonderful kid and I know you have a very bnght future ahead of you Remember to always work hard and follow your dreams I love you more than you will ever know!
Mom
Abraham Lincoln on ce wrote about the importan ce of having "a gentle but firm, and certain hand "The ch1ne se wnter and phy s1can , Han Suy1n , put 1t this way · "There 1s nothing stronger 1n the world than gentlenes s "
This remind s me of you and your father Love , Mom
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We are so proud to be your parents! All of your hard work has paid off!!! Always know we are here to support you
Love, Mom and Dad xoxo
Congratulations! we are so proud of you and how hard you have worked. We can ' t wait to see what happens next . Have fun!
Love, Mom and Dad
You have been the perfect big sister, and role model. Thank you for being 1n our lives and shanng your spirit. We will miss your guidance , hugs , humor and being with you every day -Jake and Shea
We are so proud of you! You are an amazing young man and so talented Thank you fo r entertaining us t h rough high sc h ool. You are going to soar through college and beyond!
Love Mom, Karter, and Clark
Good l uck sis. Ride the horse of life and neve r let go Keep on keep i n on. I love you! Love, T
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Your b,g brown eyes, dazzling smile and wonderful sense of humor along with your 1ntell1gence and many talents will take you far rn life You have really grown into an outstanding young woman Keep rt up 1 Love you forever, Mom and Dad
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You are far more than we could have ever hoped for as a daughter , si ster and fnend
Take God's grace and blessings with you and let your light sh i ne brightly on the wonderful , exerting road ahead Love you to the moon and back a m1ll 1on times Mom and Dad
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You have enriched our lives so much with your pos1t1ve outlook and lovin g attitude
You are a beautiful , bnght and amazing young woman with great potential for a fulfilling life We are very proud of you and love you so mu ch Mom and Dad
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I can't be l ieve that we are graduat1ngI F1ght1ng by the swings seems like 1ust yesterday! We have gone through so much together and I cannot wait to see what adventures we are going to come across In this new chapter of our l,vesl Love you sIsterI -Casey
You wil l a l ways be my wi ng woman and t ogether we'l l conquer the world I - Love, Brook
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h o uses at t he cabin to buil di ng a b ri ght future, yo u r sisters w il l always be by yo u r srde!
Good l u ck, Er ikka a n d M onika
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May you grow up to righteous
May you grow up to be t rue
May you always know the truth
And see the lights surround i ng you
May you always be courageous
Stand up right and be strong
May you stay forever young
Love you forever , -Momma
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Little brother, co n g ratul ations on graduating I'm so proud of you! I ca n't cal l you tiny any more You have b eco m e a young man and I look up to you I am lu cky to have the best brother in the world!
Lov e, Bi g brother
Brian , We are so proud of you and the man you have become! You are a great kid and 1t was fun growing up with you Follow your dreams and remember to laugh often and love much We love you very much and w ,sh you the best life has to offer
Love , Mom and Dad
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Bretty, You're su c h a great bi g brother! I love you so mu c h a nd I can 't bear the thou g ht that yo u'r e al r ea dy go ing off to college Don't forget to "rooster" at parties!
Lov e, Holly
Keep on keepin on! You're a super star!
Love ya , Anni
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Dear Scotty , Everyone knows that you were born to be a demon We know that you were also born an angel What a wonderful gift you have been to this family We are proud of you for graduating , and know that you will continue to live your GLORY DAYS in the future The only thing bigger than your heart ,s your muscles' We love you , Mom and Dad
Our baby!! Wow you did it! Way to goWe are so proud of you! Th e future is yours!
Fly high A l !!
Run hard Turn left!!
Love , Mom & Dad
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Brett , Congratulations on your accomplishments so far! We are very proud of everything you are a wonderful so n , a loving brother, a great friend and a n honorable and i ntelligent young m a n . You will a lw ays have our love and support!
Love, Mom & Dad
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Clancy, It has been so much fun watching you grow up I'm proud of you for showing everyone the fantastic person I always knew you were I know this 1s Just the beg1nn1ng and you are going to do amazing thing s with your life little brother
Love, Kelly-Lite
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Bon Voyage, mes enfants!
Je te'aine touJours!
xoxoxo -Momma
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The first step to greatness 1s bel1ev1ng 1n yourself We are extremely proud of you and all of your accomplishments' I love you and will miss you so much -Sam
I love you very much and am very proud of you for serving our country -Blake
We love you , Mom , Dad Blake , and Samantha
Alex , I can't believe you are old enough to graduate h igh school. Congratulat ions, it's over!! You are a great l ittl e brother and uncle Remember to concentrate and you will do amazing things Good luck on your next adventure and keep creating the thunder!
Matt, Janine , Madison , H ailey, and Wesley
To Ryan, We are so proud of you and whom you have become Life 1s a wonderful, exciting Journey, so go on and experience ,ts fullness May God bless you 1n college w,th happiness, peace, health , and good friend s to share it all with John 5 15
Love , Mom and Dad
We are so proud of youi It has been fun watching you grow up Your love of country , especially the military, 1s awesome We hope that you keep flying high through your life The best 1s yet to come and we can 't wait to see where this world will take you
Love , Kevin, Stephanie , Katie , Allison Courteney , Megan & Gianna ~~Qoc,~
Stevie, Yo u have finished strong and your best days are yet to come . We love you
"bigger than anything . "
Mom and Dad
"Je noud so uh a ,t e de bonnes voyages" -Lexi
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Michelle, We are so proud of the yo un g woman you h ave grown to be M ay your w i sh es and dreams come true.
Love, Gra ndm a and Grandpa Th o mp so n , yo ur au nts, uncles , an d co u sin s
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From the moment you were born, I knew you were a special soul. The beautiful energy of your compassionate heart inspires everyone around you, making us all better people for knowing you I am so honored to share this wonderful life as your mommy and best friend Love you baby
We are very proud o f you! You will be #1 to u s always. Foll ow your dreams .
We love you, Dad and Ni cole
My daughter , you were my first child and had to bare through me learning to be a father Every mistake I made, you punished me by f,11,ng my home with laughter and song Every stupid action of mine, you chastised me with unconditional love Thank you for changing my life.
Dad
From wearing ones1es to laughing so hard the moose comes out , this past year plus has contained the most enJoyable memories I could have ever expenencedl I'm extremely proud of you for not giving up , and making ,t to the end Congratulations' You truly are an amazing person , and have changed my life m such a positive way You're my hero , and I love you , to pluto and back!
<3 Kenzie
Follow your heart and your dream s will come true
-Our co n g r atulation s a nd love, Grandma and Grandpa Ro ss
Elija , Thank you so mu c h for inspring me every day I'm so bles se d to have you as a role model. I love you so very much and good luck out there!
Love, Dori
We grew up together and you taught me to open up to all that life has to offer with excitement and passion N ow I know that's what you are going to do I can't wait to see where li f e takes you' Congratulations- Alex We love you Anna - M om and Dad
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Proverbs 3 : 5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understandings ; in all your ways acknowledge Him , and H e will make your paths straight "
-Love , Mom and Dad
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Congratulations . Don't forget our days as PIRATE / ARTISTS
Love , Luk e
Calee , you have been such a g reat si ster and I love how close we are I'm go in g to miss you when you go to college! H ave a great time b ig sister!
Love , Troy
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No matter what you achieve, as long as you want 1t and 1t makes you happy , you are a success Continue to laugh and smile
Love always , Mom
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Where did time go?
Congratulations and good luck next year.
Love , Mom and Dad
Ca lee, you are such a blessing Your accomplishments have been huger Follow your dream s, be happy , and enJoy life
-We love you, Mom and Dad
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Zach , You are a great brother
Thank s for always being there for me
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We are so very proud of the wonderful young man you have become Work hard and be true to yourself and you can accomplish anything .
We love you, Mom and Dad
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North Korea Launches Rocket
The world is uneasy as North Korea launches a rocket that may have put a satellite into orbit around the Earth
Women Senators Now Number 20
The U S Senate achieves a new record 20 female senators in office, 16 Democrats and four Republicans The new total beats the previous record by four.
BP Agrees to Settlement
Shortly before the second anniversary of the 2010 oil spill 1n the Gulf of Mexico, BP reaches a settlement with thousands of businesses and 1ndiv1duals hurt by the spill
Terrified Theatergoers
In Aurora, CO, actor Christian Bale and his wife Sandra Blaz1c v1s1t the memorial that was created for the v1ct1ms of the mass shooting that occurred during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises
Felix Baumgartner Takes a Leap
Skydiver Felix Baumgartner breaks a world record by jumping from a space capsule almost 24 miles above ground
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Hurricane Sandy hits New York, flooding transit tunnels and prompting President Obama to sign an emergency declaration for the entire state.
The Jersey Shore copes with widespread flooding, power outages and property damage resulting from Hurricane Sandy.
Malala Yousafzai, the 15-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl shot by the Taliban because she campaigned for the education of girls, is named Teenager of the Year by The Muslim Times.
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Homebuyers benefit from favorable tending rates as the stow economy keeps home mortgage interest rates as tow as 2.94 percent
Chicago Teachers Strike
After the Chicago Teachers Union fails to rxach an agreement with the city, more than 26,000 teachers and staff walk off the job
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Congress Teeters on Fiscal Cliff
To postpone $109 b1lhon 1n federal budget cuts. Congress passes a compromise bill that raises taxes on the nation's wealthiest.
Morsi Becomes Egypt's President
Egypt holds a democratic presidential election, and conservative Muslim candidate Mohamed Mors1 ,s declared the winner
Benghazi Attack Kills Ambassador
Armed attackers kill Ambassador J Christopher Stevens and six other Americans at the U S consulate ,n Benghazi, Libya
Dragon Capsule Concludes Mission
With the safe return of the SpaceX Dragon capsule, NASA successfully completes its first commercial supply mission to the International Space Station
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The troubled Hostess Brands, Inc. shuts down operations. signaling a probable end for the once-popular Twinkies snack cake.
The United Nations launches a $1.5 billion aid effort to bring food, clothing, shelter and medical supplies to Syrians fleeing more than two years of war.
Vice Presidential Candidates Debate
Vice President Joe B1den and Republican vice pres1dent1al candidate Paul Ryan debate a wide range of issues in Danville, KY
First Family Appears at DNC
President Barack Obama accepts his party's nomination and addresses the Democratic National Convention m Charlotte, NC.
Election Map Shows Key State Wins
With a total of 332 electoral votes, Barack Obama easily exceeds the 270 electoral votes he needs to win the 2012 pres1dent1al election
Obama and Romney Debate
President Obama faces his challenger, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, 1n a debate about domestic policy at the Un1ve rs1ty of Denver 1n Denver, CO
• Clint Eastwood Acts at RNC
Ons t age at the Republican Na t ional Convention in Tampa, FL. Clint Eas t wood pretends that the empty chair beside him ,s President Obama.
In Washington, D.C., President O for his second term at a public ce the nation's 57th presidential Ina
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Voters in the 2012 election faced long lines at the polls across the country, especially in key battleground states such as Virginia, Ohio
Despite high unemployment and a slow economic recovery, President Barack Obama wins a second term in the White House.
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U.S. Women Win Soccer Gold
Thanks to two goals by midfielder Carll Lloyd and a cnt1cal save by goalie Hope Solo. the u S womens soccer team defeats Japan for the gold
Missy Franklin Swims to Victory
After winning four gold medals and one bronze at the Summer Games, swimmer Missy Franklin still plans to swim for her high school in Aurora. CO.
Usain Bolt Sets Record
Jamaican Usa1n Bolt wins the 100 metac, event in 9 63 seconds, setting a new Olympic record and cementing his reputation as the fastest man on Earth
U.S. Defends Men's Basketball Title
The U S men 's basketball team, led by NBA star LeBron James, defends their Olympic gold title by defeating Spain 107~100
Allyson Felix Runs for Gold
Sprinter Allyson Felix wins the Womens 200 meter final. It Is one of three gold medals she takes home from the Summer Games
Michael Phelps Pools His Winnings
Michael Phelps swims to his 18th gold medal and his 22nd medal in total making him the most decorated Olympic athlete In history
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Oscar Pistorius Wins on Artificial Legs
South African sprinter Oscar Pistorius is the first double-leg amputee to compete in the Olympics He took home two gold medals and a silver
For the first time in 12 years, people with intellectual challenges are invited to compete at the Paralympic Games for physical and intellectual disabilities
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The " Fab Five ~ (also known as the " Fier ce Fi ve") of the U S women 's gymnasti c s team w i n th e go ld for the women 's team c ompetition
Freshman Wins Heisman
On the 40 -year anniversary of freshman eligibility, the He1sman Trophy goes to the first freshman In its history, Texas A&M quarterba c k Johnny Manz1el.
NHL Lockout Shortens Season
After a 113-day lockout. the National Hockey League reaches an agreement with the players ' association , resulting in a compressed season
Timothy Bradley Unseats Pacquiao
A hotl y debated , spl1t -dec1s1on victory for U S welterweight
Timothy Bradley ends the 15 - fight winning streak of F1l1pino boxer Mann y Pacqu1ao
Australian Surfs to Victory
Joel " Parko " Parkinson wins his first Association of Surfing Professionals world champ1onshIp title and the Pipeline Masters on the same day
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For the third time, Serena W1ll1ams earns the World Champion women 's pnze from the International Tennis Federation
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Northern Ireland 's Rory Mcilroy is the world 's No 1 golfer after winning the Deutsche Bank Champ1onshIp and the BMW Champ1onsh1p
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In a dramatic game interrupted by a power outage at the Superdome in New Orleans. the Ravens defeat the San Francisco 49ers 34 -31
Indiana Fever Jinx the Lynx
The Indiana Fever defeat the defending champion Minnesota Lynx 87 78 In game four of the 2012 WNBA Finals
LeBron Scores Another Award
$ports Illustrated names basketball superstai;.J.eBron James of the Miami Heat their Sportsman of the Year for 2012
Garrett Reynolds Rolls to Rule
In San Francisco, cyclist Garrett Reynolds takes home two Dew Cup champIonsh1ps for the BMX Street Cycle finals and the BMX Streetstyle competition
Stacy Lewis Is Queen of the Greens
U S professional golfer Stacy Lewis wins four LPGA titles , the most on the year 's tour, and Is named the LPGA Player of the Year
g~J,tr major flnaJs, Scotland's Andy wins tfi.e U.S. Op~n Men's Singles tonshlp by defeatlng defending champion okoVlo.
Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert Win Awards
At the 46th annual CMA awards , m arried c ouple Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert take home th e year 's highest honors in c ountry m usic
AMA Calls Carly
Carly Rae , whose song " Call Me Ma y be " 1s a surprise hit. 1s named Ne w Artist of the Year by the Ameri c an Music Awards
Ocean Considers Fiction
Breakout music star Frank Ocean tells an interviewer that he might write a novel because he enJoys the s tor y telling aspect of music
fun. Releases Second Single
After the success of last year 's " We Are Young, " fun has high hopes for ,ts latest single, some Nights "
Shakira Wins AMA Award
Colombia 's global pop star Shakira wins her fourth AMA statuette. bringing home the award for Favorite Latin Artist.
PSY Is Most Watched
With more than 854 million hits, the viral video of " Gangnam Style " by Korean pop star PSY becomes the most-watched YouTube video of all time
The Lumineers. a folk-rock band from Denver, receive Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best Americana Album.
After appearing at the Summer Olympics, the popular English-Irish boy band One Direction releases its second album, Take Me Home.
Singer-songwriter Luke Bryan's singles, like ·Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye,~ are climbing the pop and country charts.
It's Nicki Versus Mariah in "Idol" Feud
Dueling American Idol judges N1ck1 M1naJ and Manah Carey swap insults and threats on camera and via Twitter
TobyMac Inspires AMA
The American Music Awards choose TobyMac E,IS the year's Favorite Contemporary/lnsp1rat1onal Artist
Pink Enjoys a Career First
After 12 years in the music business, Pink finally achieves a No 1 album with the success of her newest release, The Truth About Love
Rapper Supports Veterans
Flo R1da contributes his talents to the "Got Your Six " campaign, which helps combat veterans return to CIVIiian life
Taylor Swift Achieves a Record
With the release of Red her fourth studio album, Taylor Swift 1s the first female artist to release two albums w ith sales of $1 million.
CMA Celebrates Hayes
At age 21, Lou1s1ana native and mult1 -1nstrumentahst country star Hunter Hayes 1s named Best New Artist at the CMA Awards
Justin Bieber duets with Nicki Minaj, brings his mom up on stage and gets a kiss from Jenny McCarthy at the American Music Awards.
The South Carolina Christian music band NEEDTOBREATHE wins the Dove Award for Gr.>up of the Year.
Los Angeles -based solo artist Cassadee Pope garners the most viewer votes and becomes the first female winner of The Voice.
iPad Mini "' Debuts
Shortly before the holiday shopping season begins, Apple launches the iPad mInI, a small tablet computer.
Readers Hail Return of Teen Demigods
Novelist Rick Riordan publishes The Mark of Athena, the third book in his popular series, The Heroes of Olympus
• Teen with Cancer Narrates Novel
The Fault in Our Stars Is a fiction bestseller about a romance between teens who meet in a cancer support group.
• Electronic Gamers Cheer Fl FA Soccer 13
The latest version of the popular game allows players to analyze plays and create new offensive opportunities
• Nintendo Opens Virtual Theme Park
Gamers and their M11 characters explore Nintendoland, a virtual theme park featuring attractions based on Nintendo game worlds
• Boom Cube Turns Up the Volume
The powerful, miniature Boom Cube"' speaker hangs from a keychain and sets your MP3 tunes free from your earbuds
• Jump Up and Just Dance 4
Just Dance 4 is the latest version of the chart-topping dance game, featuring new songs, new workouts and s,x rounds of dance-off battles
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Nintendo releases its new Wii U game console, which features high-definition graphics, an embedded touchscreen and up to 32 GB of Fla sh storage.
Apple's 13 -i nch MacBook Pro with Retina display features a stunning, high -resolution screen and an equally stunning $1,700 price tag.
The fuzzy Furby toy returns. with sophisticated technology that allows this chatty, lovable toy to learn to tell jokes and play games.
Teens Discover Their True Identities
Switched at Birth 1s a popular television drama on ABC Family about two girls one rich and one poor, who learn they were switched as infants
Viewers Flock to Ragsto-Riches Reality Show
Duck Dynasty on A&E introduces the ecce(l!nc Robertson clan, which made ,ts millions by making and selling duck calls
Beastly Drama Is People's Choice
Beauty & The Beast. a drama about a hom1c1de detective with a puzzling and tragic past. wins the People's Choice award for Best New TV Drama.
Learning Step by Step
A former ballerina turned Las Vegas showgirl must start a new life as a small town dance teacher in Bunheads on ABC Family
New Girl Comes Back for More
Jess (Zooey Deschanel). Nick, Schmidt. Winston and Cece return for a second season of Nev, Girl on FOX
Honey Boo Boo Makes the Most Fascinating List
Seven-year-old reality star Alana Thompson, better known as "Honey Boo Boo, makes Barbara Walters 11st of the years most fascinating people
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Finding Bigfoot 1s a reality program that follows investigators as they search the wilderness for evidence that Bigfoot is real.
Jonny Lee Miller's Sherlock solves cases in New York, with help from Lucy Liu's Dr. Joan Watson in Elementary, a new CBS drama.
The eagerly awaited third season of Downton Abbey on PBS features a guest appearance by Shirley MacLaine as a wealthy Arnerican mother-in-law