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1948:
Everitt Neil McMullin Attended Mapleton Elementary and Union No. 1/Adams City High School. He lived at 6101 N. Washington St., Denver, CO R1 B119 Adams County,  I drove a car to school.  I remember Mr. Murfkin. Past associate Guardian Jobs 91/92.  Been in Vd Ved with girls from 1968 to present. I was a locksmith for 55 years.  I am retired. I belong to an Eagle's Nest Family. (5-2009)

1957:
Dan C. Edwards spent 12 years in District #14 attending Adams City Elementary, Adams City Junior, and Adams City Senior High School. I attended the School of Life and Hard Knocks. My nickname in school was Danny. My sister, Nancy and brother, Tim (deceased), attended all 12 years at the same schools I did.  My favorite subject was Math.  I don't know why. My favorite teacher was Mel Martin, great teacher and human being - a lot of fun.  I walked to school.  The old middle building was  quite old, but warm and friendly.  I used to be a "sweeper boy" at the old north building.  I used to drive a 1948 Plymouth.  My favorite hangouts were Tootsies and the print shop in the old middle building.  I used to hang out with Jim and Bill Blewitt, Charlie Demoney, Herb Stertz, Colin Gilmore, Phil Sloan, and others. I would like to see them again.  My favorite things to do at school was print the "Eagle Eye" in the print shop in the old middle building.  My favorite thing to do after school was work.  I was in Band.  I was a manager of some of the sports teams.  My secret crush was Bonnie Wagy, but it really wasn't much of a secret.  I smile when I remember many things.  I feel sad when I remember when six AC boys were killed the year after I graduated (in a traffic accident.  See information on the "In Loving Memory" page). I'll never tell my biggest prank. I'm not telling what you didn't know about me. Dad is deceased, mom is 92 and alive and well, sister Nancy is alive and well, brother Tim is deceased.  My message to my classmates is "Hang in there - glad so many of us are still alive".  My message to today's students is "You can't tell kids anything - now or then". I have been a refinery worker,  union negotiator, organizer, and an official.  Now I am retired and loving it.  I enjoy skiing, bicycling, and hiking.  We have a great family. We have been camping in our 27' camp trailer, visited Hawaii a few times, and taken a cruise.  My retirement plans are to enjoy life. I am married to Carylon Edwards.  (6-2009)

1969:
Gerald Shigenori Shin attended District #14 for 10.5 years.  He attended Rose Hill Elementary, Kearney Junior High, and Adams City High School.  He attended Metropolitan State College and the University of Colorado.  I am married to Janet C. Shin. My favorite subjects were Math because I liked numbers and PE because I liked sports.  My least favorite subject was English-Literature because spelling and grammar were not my strengths.  My favorite teachers were Keith Counts - River Trips, Bill Danenhauer - Football Coach.  I got to school on the bus or with friends.  My memories of the buildings are "open Air" hall ways, great field house, new cafeteria and south wing.  I used to drive my mom's or brother's car.  My favorite hangout was Scotties.  I used to hang out with Jack Shank, Don Holmes, Larry Medina, My favorite thing to do at school was  hang out.  My favorite thing to do after school was party.  I participated in football, wrestling, basketball, lacrosse, A Club, Senior Spartans, Student Council.  I was exited and eager to get the high school experience to begin. My memories of lunch hour were Uncle Ray's burger truck, new cafeteria, Little Pizza Haven.  My memories of the pep rally, color day, dances etc were loud and lots of fun.  I didn't go to the major dances.  I smile when I remember the friendships that I shared with many people and the fun we had.  I feel sad when I remember classmate that have passed, especially Jack Shank. My proudest moment was playing for part of the football league championship and tying Northglenn for second. Also Winning a share of the Lacrosse league.  I dream about river trips.  My favorite movies/stars of my era are Easy Rider, Midnight Cowboy, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.  My favorite TV shows/stars of my era are Mod Squad, Star Trek.  My favorite sports team  was the Denver Broncos.  My father died in 1961, mother is still alive at 87.  Brother Rick lives in Littleton.  He has 2 daughters and 3 grandchildren.  Brother Warren is married, no children, and lives in Denver.  My message to my classmates is "Give me a call or email.  Let's get together and talk  about old times."  My message to today's students is "Learn as much as you can.  don't let opportunities pass you by.  You have only one life. Live it". I was a math teacher at O'Connell Junior High 1974-1981, Bear Creek High School 1981-2003.  Currently substituting in Math and working on Math Curriculum.  My hobbies are fly fishing and volunteer work.  My wife Janet and I have been married for 31 years.  We have two sons.  Mark (28) and Jason (25).  Mark graduated from UCD and is pursuing a masters in Statistics at UCD.  He currently lives in Littleton and works at the Boulder Running Company.  Jason received a BS and MS at CU Boulder in Electrical Engineering.  He lives in New Jersey and works for Schindler Elevator Company.  Neither are married and we have no grand children.  I had the opportunity to travel with my sons on Boy Scout  adventures in Canada, Florida, and New Mexico.  In addition, I have fished some great rivers in Utah, Montana, and New Mexico.  My retirement plans are to fish, do volunteer work, and spend time at our cabin near Fairplay. (6-2009)             

1973:
Victor McMullin spent 14 years in District #14 attending Kemp and Rosehill Elementary, Kearney Jr/Middle, and Adams City High School. I lived at 6100 Ivanhoe St.  I thought it was "about time" on the last day of school. My favorite  teachers were Hal Swanson, and Sgt. Bates.  My favorite subjects were crafts, auto mechanics, and drama.  I did not like drafting.  I was glad to get a parking pass.  I drove a green '63 Jeep Van and a '62 Chev Nova II.  I remembers smoking in the east wing by the principal's office. I belongs to an Eagle's Nest Family. (5-2009)

1974:
Vickie-Jean Fritts (McMullin-Finning) spent 14 years in District #14 attending Central and Kemp Elementary, Kearney Jr/Middle, and Adams City High School.  I lived at 6100 Ivanhoe St. I was scared to death on the first day of school.  I did not care for Mrs. Dagues' class.  I was married six months before I graduated to Larry Finning, Sr.  My best friends were Ruth Chester, Nena Speck, and Linda Eisenbeisz.  I drove a 1973 Winnebago.  I still has dreams about my brother dropping me behind the Arsenal with (?) woman. My favorite/silly fads were micro mini-skirts and elephant bell bottom pants.  I  participated in drama and mountaineering.  My  message to students of today, "Enjoy your youth". I belong to an Eagle's Nest Family.  (5-2009)
Marlena Gayle Greenwood (Morris) spent 12 very long years in District #14 attended Irondale and Kemp Elementary, Kearney Jr/Middle, and Adams City High School. Her daughters graduated from ACHS.  My favorite subjects were History and Teen and the Law.  My least favorite subject was Math in the old building in the basement.  Oh wait and typing.  Mr Harr, that poor man, the things I did to those typewriters. It was ugly! Mr Balcome  was an awesome teacher and the class was soooo much fun. I got to school by bus, girlfriends, and hitch hiked. I ditched class to go to the swimming pool.  My favorite hangout was across from the school (south side) at the "greasy spoon" or Tony's (north side).  I used to hang out with Kathy Murphy or Roberta Madden.  I would most like to see Clarence Briley, Roberta Madden, Shelba Goggin.  My favorite things to do at school was ummmmmm ditch and go to the mall.  My favorite things to do after school was go home and spend time with my family and boyfriend. I had no secret crushes. The first day of Elementary School I ran away and went back home. On the first day of Jr/Middle School I was excited and couldn't wait to go to my first teen town dance... oh yeah!  My feelings on my first day of Senior High were the same as my last day of high school.  It was a bitter sweet feeling.  I remember Rod Townley streaking down the greenbelt of the school.  I smile when I remember hanging out by the English Lit building and smoking pot.. yup it happened!  I feel sad when I remember graduation was going to be my last time I would see some of the students and the things I didn't tell some  of them.  My biggest  prank was when my sister was driving away from the parking lot and I hit the side of her car and pretending that she ran over me.  Too funny!  My proudest moment was getting my diploma.  My favorite fads were bell bottoms and macramé jewelry.  my favorite slang was 'far out" and right on". My favorite fashion was halter tops. I enjoyed the songs "Sunshine on my shoulders" by John Denver and "Taking care of Business" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive.  My favorite movies were "Trial of Billy Jack" and Sugarland Express".  My favorite TV show was "Happy Days".  I would change Mr. Stern's class.  My parents are both deceased - miss 'em. Sister Vera in Oregon, sister Connie is a breast cancer survivor who lives in Oregon.  My message to my classmates is "Wow, time flies when you're having fun! This next 35 years stand out on the edge.  Smile a lot!  My message to today's students is "Enjoy being young and healthy.  It takes only two seconds to change your life or someone elses... Learn learn LEARN.  I am an Assistant Administrator.  I paint and sculpt with clay.  I have two daughters - Miranda 31, Sara 28, and a son, Dylan 24.  I have traveled up north and south, and would like to take on Ireland, Italy, and Spain soon.  I am writing a book.  I want grand babies! (6-2009)
Ann, E. Miller (Ogle) spent 12 years in District #14 attending Monaco Elementary, Adams City Junior, and Adams City High School. I am married to Dick Miller.  Our children Jackie Choinard (Ogle) 1966, Janice Spillman (Ogle) 1968, Gary Ogle 1969, Mary Waterhouse (Ogle) 1971 attended ACHS. I attended the University of Denver. My least favorite subject was Physics because I sucked at it (thank you Jamie and Carl for helping me pass).  My favorite teacher was Mr. Teto - really fun guy and good at his job as a band teacher.  I liked to pay football and pool after school.  I was in band and on the swimming team. I always had to march in band.  I chose a college that did not have a marching band so I wouldn't have to do this anymore. I had a secret crush on Robin Gregory.  I'm much too old to remember my feeling on the 1st day of the schools. They opened the campus for lunch while I attended High School  That was huge then.  My favorite sports team was the Denver Broncos. If I could go back, I wouldn't take things so seriously - I'd have more fun.  You didn't know I was very, very shy.  Jackie and Mary live in Denver, as well as my parents.  Gary lives in San Fransisco and owns his own construction business, Janice is retired and living outside Phoenix. I was with United Air Lines from 1974 to 2005.  I worked in Denver as a food clerk, agent, instructor, and operations manager, Kansas City as an agent and baggage handler, Miami for 11 years as a Customer Service Manager and Ramp manager, Ft. Myers as a General Manager.  As an instructor, I worked in Anchorage for 6 months and London for 6 months, as well as several cities in the lower 48.  I enjoy golf, Mah Jongg, poker, dancing, gardening, cooking, fishing, playing with my family.  I have 2 step-children and 2 wonderful granddaughters.  I have been on 13 cruises (including thru the Panama Canal, traveled to Hawaii and the Bahamas several times, and still go to our family cabin in Grand Mesa, CO every year.  I have been living outside Miami for 11 years.  We love the beach and I especially loved driving there in my Miata convertible!  I am retired and LOVING it! I learned to play golf when we moved here as golf is HUGE here.  We have 33 golf courses and go almost everywhere in our 2 electric golf carts.  It's a blast!  I also volunteer with FEMA, Habitat for Humanity, Operation Shoebox (ship supplies to military all over the world), and a local disaster relief team. (6-2009)

1975:
Ada Jacobson (Sisseck) spent her school years in District #15 attending Derby Elementary, Kearney Junior High, and Adams City High School.  I am divorced from David Stansberry.  My spouse, Jack D. Jacobson is deceased.  I attended Front Range Community College and Aims Community College.  I really enjoyed Home Economics and Mrs. MC Connell.  I didn't like math and still don't.  My favorite teacher was Mrs. McConnell.  She was always willing to help and made learning easy.  I rode the bus to school.  I used to drive a 1964 Malibu Cheville SS.  My favorite hangout was Scotty's.  I used to hangout with Vicki, Rhonda, Gladys, Margie, Janet, Janell, Sherry, and Terry.  I would most like to see Vicki, and Sherry MacFarland again.  I liked to hang out with my friends after school.  I was in band. My secret crush was Gregg Wolf .  I remember hanging out in the court yard with friends during the lunch hour.  I fee sad when I remember that my last day of school was when I had to start to live in the adult world.  I am a Host Home Provider for two developmentally disabled consumers.  I  enjoy photography and crocheting .  I have 3 grown kids, 2 girls and a son, 4 step kids, 5 grandkids, 10 step grandkids and 4 step great grandkids. (6-2009)


1976:
Roy Lee Willis spent 12 years in District #14 attending Alsup Elementary, Adams City Jr, and Adams City High School.  I lived at 6650 Albion St.  I was happy on the first and last day of school.  My favorite teacher was McNichols and my favorite subject was math and art because I loved to draw. I enjoyed learning.  I liked to play after school.  My best friends or secret crushes were Gary Ferguson and Jodie Wolf.  I drove a 1958 Ford.  I have good memories of the buildings, faculty, and staff.  I would change my life.  My  message is, "stay in school".  Life is good now. (5-2009)

1984
Sue Yvonne Favela attended Central Elementary, Kearney Middle School, and Adams City High School.  During school I lived in Commerce City near the dog track.  My nickname is Suzy.  My favorite subject was  gym because I am just naturally athletic.  My least favorite subject was math.  I walked to school or took the bus.  My favorite hangout was Fairfax Park.  I used to hangout with Theresa Martinez and I would like to see her again.  My  favorite thing to do at school  was eat and after school to run.  I participated in cross country, choir, and student counsel.  I had a secret crush on Ron Pickett.  I was scared on the first day of elementary school, excited on the first day of junior high, and motivated on the first day of high school.  My memories of lunch hour are eating tostadas and the milk shakes were awesome.  I loved to be part of the activity committee.  I feel sad when I remember when two classmates died our senior year in a car accident.  My proudest moment was making the honor roll just once.  I worked really hard.  My favorite fashions were head bands and leg warmers - why did we do that????.  I always loved the group, Heart.  I would have gone to college sooner.  Mom and dad passed and my oldest brother and little sister also passed away.  My message to my classmates is "Love to see you all again and reconnect".  My message to today's students is "Stick  with school and achieve goals.  They will mean something when you get older". I attended  the Denver School Of Massage Therapy and I am a Massage Therapist.  I love to fish and camp although I haven't been camping in years.  I have four kids 25,24,21, and 20.  I have traveled to Chicago, IL and Tampa, FL.  My claim to fame is I went back to school at 42. (2-2009)

1994:
Jennifer Schmalz (Barton) spent 12 years in District #14 attending Dupont Elementary, Adams City Middle, and Adams City High School.  She advanced her education at Mesa State College.  My nickname is school was Jenni. My favorite subject was History.  Mrs. Waples rocked as a teacher and had a way of teaching that was fun, yet educational.  My least favorite subject was Algebra II because it ruined my good GPA. My favorite teacher was Mr. Davis.  He was the best science teacher EVER: stern, but fun, really enjoyed teaching.  Mrs Waples made learning fun and was so sweet.  Mr. Wathen was a great gym teacher.  I rode the bus to school until my senior year.  My brother wouldn't even drive me unless he wanted something from me.  My senior year I drove my trusty 1985 Civic Hatchback and then later my 1986 Taurus.  My memories of the buildings were all the places in the theater, light booth, upper light booth, costume closet, etc. etc.  I had fun knowing about those "secret" rooms that most didn't get to see.  I won't forget when sewage backup into the library our Junior year and they didn't even close the school. I used to hang out at Missy Herron's house with Melissa, Shantell Charnley, Janna Mandler, Dennis Tabor.  I would most like to see Dennis Tabor, Ben Espinosa, and the old teachers.  My favorite thing to do at school was apparently causing teachers' headaches.  My favorite thing to do after school was usually at play practice or mock trial practice.  I participated in Mock Trial Team, Drama Club, Foreign Language Club, and National Honor Society. I don't remember my feelings on the first day of elementary school.  I was excited to go - was only one of six girls in my kindergarten class.  I was a little nervous on my fist day of Jr/Middle School.  I was worried how much my brother and his friends would make fun of me on my first day of High School.  How did we every eat that DECA store pizza or those pizza burritos??  My senior year Taco Bell got a lot of our business.  I had the pleasure of being serenaded by some of the football players at Taco Bell.  It was hilarious.  The last football game of the season my freshman year (or was it sophomore, was a blizzard - freezing cold, but i was there.  I smile when I remember all the fun times.  I feel sad when I remember my teachers thinking I was "difficult" because you know I was blunt and stood up for what I believed in.  Also that my yearbook and wallet were stolen out of my car during the final assembly my senior year.  It was done by other students and it was mean and cruel.  My biggest prank was telling Mr. Medina I lost a contact and he stopping the whole class to look for it.  I didn't even wear contacts.  The Atlanta Braves was my favorite sports team of my era.  I would've gotten more  involved in sports.  I'm really not THAT athletically challenged.  I wasn't as much of a dork...wait..guess I was... in a fun way.  Eric works in Memphis.  Mom still works at the middle school.  Dad still works at the airport.  My message to my classmates is Hope you're all doing well. High school was good times.  My message to today students it to enjoy it while it lasts.  I am a Budget Technician for Mesa County.  I was married in 2000. Daughter Eden born 2004 (5 weeks after 10 year reunion), son Tate born in 2009. I remember the light pole falling over at 1994's graduation and we had to restart graduation inside.  Poor Miranda and her broken leg. That fieldhouse was so hot, but we all got our diplomas at the end of the day. (6-2009)

1996:
Miranda Gayle Downey attended Kemp Elementary, Adams City Middle, and Adams City High School. I lived in Thornton.  I was scared on the first day of school and sad and grateful on the last day. My favorite teachers were Kris Reuter, Amy Boer, David Peterson and felt they were awesome. My favorite subjects were English, Pyschology, and G/T classes.  I didn't like math because it was hard. I liked to ditch school and went home after school.  I drove a 1985 Buick Skylark.  I still have dreams about when the pole fell on me.  I had pink and purple hair at graduation. My message to my classmates is, "I love you guys!"  My message to students of today is, "Be good to each other .  Let bygones be bygones."  I am a Political Science Major and a pin-up model. (5-2009)

1997:
Angel C.Dewey-Dobson (Dewey) spent 13 years in District #14 attending Rose Hill Elementary, Kearney Middle, and Adams City High School. I lived on Ivy street a block from Kearney.  It was exciting on the first day of school - finally getting out of middle school.  When I graduated, I was excited about my future and sad that these days were over.  My favorite subjects were English and Newspaper - spent most of my senior year there.  My favorite things to do were writing for The Eagle Eye Newspaper and hanging out with my friends at lunch.  After school I wen to my house.  We had large parties for the holidays.  My best friends/secret crushes were Mike Simons and Mike Dobson (my hubby).  I smile when I remember freshman and sophomore year fun things,  Everyone played football in front of the school before they planted the trees. I was proud when I became a finalist for Rocky Mountain News Journalism Scholarship.  I remember having to run from the field house pool to next class in five minutes time.  My favorite/silly fads and fashions were colored jeans and saggy pants.  My favorite slang was "Ways out, Psych".  I belonged to National Honor Society, school paper, Mesa, and the pep squad.  I would have forgotten the teenage drama and just enjoyed school.  My message to my classmates is, "I miss Ya".  I earned a BA in English, worked as a tutor, and am now a stay-at-home mommy. (5-2009)
Michael Joseph Dobson spent 6 years in District #14 attending Monaco Elementary, Adams City Middle, and Adams City High School. My favorite subjects were  Math and associated subjects.  I didn't like English because I was bad at it. My favorite thing was lunch.  My best friend and secret crush was Angel Dewey who became my wife. I drove an '85 Buick Skyhawk and a ' 78 Audi 5000. I remember the Senior trip, Powder Puff, and cheerleaders in Toga's.  I participated in baseball, basketball in my freshman and sophomore years.

2000
Guadalupe Macias (Corral) spent 7 years in District #14 attending Adams City Middle and Adams City Senior High School.  My spouse is Erik R. Macias.  My daughter Angela Y. Macias, age 5, attended Dupont Elementary for preschool.  My nickname was Lupe. My favorite subjects were Science, Math, English, and Mariachi.  I liked Science because you learned to experiment with different things.  Math because I had a great teacher, Mr. Bradly.  English because I was given the opportunity to gather my thoughts and write them, and I wasn't very good at that.  Obviously I LOVED Mariachi because I learned a lot about music, had fun, and was able to hang out with my friends.  My least favorite subjects were History and Social Studies because back then when I was in high school I really wasn't into all the remembering dates and people.  But ask me if i like it, I love it.  My favorite teacher was Mr. Bradly and Mr. Bjorhes (I think that's how you spell it) and Ms. McGregor, and how can I forget Ms. Rivera.  I got to school mainly on the bus, but sometimes my parents would drop me off (because I was lazy to get up in the early morning and still am) LOL.  My memories of the buildings mainly focus during my lunch hour.  I remember one time my sister (Elizabeth Cerventes) and i were hanging out in the West hallway (in the old building) and I saw Mr. Brown.  I  asked him a question (he was in the teacher lounge) and said to me "let's go to my classroom". As we headed out the door, he stopped to look at something behind him.  He thought I was still holding the door, but I thought he was still behind me.  So I let go of the door and then, it SLAMS on his face.  Boy was he mad.  All we could do was laugh.  My favorite hangouts during my freshman year was at BIGGS, a little store right across the street.  It  was where the senior parking lot is now.  Then my hangouts gradually started to spread throughout the  whole school.  I used to hang out with Elizabeth Corral, my sis Oralia Olivas, Celina Castillo, Naty Baraza, Jessica Monarez, Veronica Muqoz, Mubia Delgado, Maria Garcia, Evelyn Sanchez, Jorge Saldaqa, Juan Carlos Cervantes, Erik Estrada, Maria Ceballos, Luz Ceballos, Laura Gutierrez, Delores Noe Cabajal, Etc.  I would most like to see Vero Moreno (Muqoz), Elizabeth Cervantes, Carlos Cervantes, and Jorge Saldaqa again.  My favorite things to do at school was eat lunch and hang out with friends.  My favorite thing to do after school was go home.  I was in the Mariachi Band.  I was happy on the first day of elementary school but I went to Brighton.  I was very scared  on the first day of middle school.  I was nervous on the first day of high school but happy that I finally got out of middle school.  I liked the water balloon fights during lunch hour.  I liked the Sadie Hawkins assemblies because I loved watching a teacher or principal kiss the pig.  I smile when I remember all the fun I had in high school.   I feel sad when I remember my last day of school. My proudest moment was when I graduated. You didn't know that I have a temper.  It takes a while for me to get mad, but when I get angry, you don't want to get near me.  My message to my classmates is "I miss all you!".  My message to today's students is "Only be yourself, don't try to be a part of the group that you aren't really feeling.  If you don't like some of the stuff they do, just say no. Don't give into peer pressure.  If they are really your friends, then they will respect your decisions.  HAVE FUN!".  (6-2009)

2002
Ismael Rejelio Dominguez spent 18 years in District #14 attending Hanson and Monaco Elementary, Adams City Middle, and Adams City High School.   I attended Metropolitan State College of Denver.  My nickname is Izzy.  My favorite subject was Theater    because I was able to find myself and express myself the way I saw fit.  My least favorite subject was probably Math because I was never good at it.  My favorite teachers were Mr. Weise, Mr. Quintana, Mr. Joseph, just to name a few.  They were the most down to earth individuals I ever met while being a student at ACHS.  I rode the bus to school mostly. I didn't drive in high school.  I remember the Vo-Tech building.  I loved the fresh baked cookies in the morning.   My favorite hangouts were The Commons, theater, Vo-tech, Biggs, (I think that's what it was called before they tore it down and made it into the senior parking lot).  I used to hang out with too many people to list, but towards the end of my high school career, I hung out with  Pablo Mascorro mostly.  I would most like to see Mr. Weise, Mrs. Quintana, and Mr. Joseph again.  My favorite things to do at school were flirt with girls and hang out with friends.  My favorite thing to do after school was participate in the theater program my senior year.  I participated in Interact Club and Drama.  I had too many secret crushes to list.  I don't remember my feelings on the first day of Elementary School.   I was  nervous, anxious, and excited on the first day of Middle School.  I was intimidated and excited on the first day of Senior High.  I remember the burrito lady and the "pepperoni-sausage"  pizza guy.  I smile when I remember the girls and me dressing up as a lizard for a school play.  I feel sad when I remember the teachers that had left/retired after I graduated.  My proudest moment was bringing the theater back up from the ruins and graduation high school.  My favorite fad was the ridiculously baggy jeans.  My favorite slang was "That's tight" meaning "That's cool".  My favorite fashion was Adidas Sneakers.  My favorite songs/artists of my era were Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Notorious B.I.G, Wu Tang Clan, Big Pun, Deftones, Mudvayne, Slipknot, Disturbed, Korn, Killswitch, Engage, Circa Survive, Emarosa, Unearth, Tool, A perfect Circle, Soulfly, Rage Against the Machine, Nirvana, Nin Inch Nails, Finger Eleven, Drowing Pool, As, I Lay Dying, Bush, Coal Chamber, and much much more.  My favorite movies/stars of my era are Gladiator, The Warriors, Old School, Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, Red Dragon, The Bourne Trilogy, Men of Honor, Superbad, Wedding Crashers, Nacho Libre, Napoleon Dynamite, and many more.  Favorite TV shows/stars of my era are that 70s Show, Family Matters, Fresh Prince of Bellaire, Married with Children, Family Guy, The Simpson's, Mad TV, Saturday Night Live, Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and a few others.  I like the Denver Broncos.  What I would change would be to a better student from day one.  You didn't know I was extremely shy before the theater program.  My parents are doing fine.  My sister is now a mother of two beautiful children.   My message to my classmates is "See you when I see you".  My message to today's students is "Keep your noses in the books, I know it sounds cliché', but it is quite true about the saying 'knowledge is power'. Do not give up on yourselves, and you'll be rewarded in life for your efforts."   I was in the U.S. Navy from 2002 to 2006.  I served on the USS Vincennes CG-49, Auxiliaries Division, stationed out of Yokosuka, Japan and Assault Crat Unit-1, LCM Division.  My occupations were Engineman Second Class Petty Officer (E-5) and Recovery Assist Traverse Secure (RAST) Technician.  I enjoy listening to music, dabbling in philosophy/ethics, and watching movies/DVDs.  I am still single and no apparent family as of yet.  I have traveled to Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, floated off the coast of North Korea, Hawaii, Saipan, and Tinian.  My claim to fame is playing a lizard king in the school play "Tokoloshe".  I am still too tired to consider retirement.  It was certainly a love/hate relationship with me and ACHS, but I am thankful for the opportunities it has given me, and for the truest friends that a person could ever ask for.  From the bottom of my heart, I will truly miss you ACHS. Class of 2002. (5-2009)


2003:
Elizabeth Cervantes (Corral) spent 8 years in District #14 attending Dupont Elementary, Adams City Middle, and Adams City High School.  I was scared and shy on the first day of school.  I was excited but sad to leave ACHS.  My favorite teachers were Mr. Quintana and Mr. Martinez.  I enjoyed history.  My best friends were Maria Sandoval and Judith Cazares.  I rode the bus until 12th grade when I drove my car to school.  I smile when I remember my friends and all the fun stuff we did.  I participated in M.E.CH.A and Mariachi Band and remember the dances. (5-2009)