Lincoln High School 2013 Yearbook

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Ba ttle of th e Band s ki cked off at 6 p.m ., with around 120 pe opl e there. The opening performance w as LHS Drumline , performin g three so ngs. Followin g them up , was Illu sio n Theatre , who pe rfo rmed tw o skits, call ed Cl assism , and the second bein g the ir E mil y skit. Af terward s, UNL 's all boy a Capella g roup, B athtub Dogs, ca me and san g 3 song s, Deep er than my lo ve b y Josh Turn e r, which the y said , was th e first country song they had e ver don e They al so did , I w ant to dan ce with somebody by Whitn ey Ho us to n , and Keep your head up b y And y Grammer.

T he week of Janu ar y sev enth to th e ele venth Stude nt Coun c il brou g ht on a chall e ng e to Lin coln Hi g h S chool s tudent s. As kin g to bu y lan yard s th at said " Peer s for Pe ace."

When bu ying one of th ese lan yard s th e st ud e n ts were aske d to sig n a pl e dge s tati ng th ey will no t bu ll y and will tell a teacher wh en seeing so meo ne ge t bullied. Stude nt C o un cil did a s u rv e y a bout bullyin g w ithin th e h all s of LHS a nd found s ome s h oc kin g an s w e r s The y found th at 84 total stud e nt s we re bulli e d in th e pas t year ; 58 % ha ve been bulli ed or bulli ed so m eo ne el se in th e las t year ;

B e low : St ud e nt Co un c il Me m bers That host the Battle of the B an d s Aga ins t Bull yi ng ral ly (P ho to by Unknow n)

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3 1% say th ey have witne ss ed bullyin g daily ; 56% say th ey have wit nesse d bull yi ng in classrooms; and 70 % have said they witness bu ll ying at leas t once every mo nth

Many ot her teac hers talked to th eir s tu de nts i n A d vi sory asking if th ey rea ll y saw thi s, a nd w hen st ude n ts began s tan d i ng up a n d say in g, "yes" ma n y were shocked.

On e of the teachers t h a t h ad th e m os t emotional opinions was Nan cy Grant-Co l so n, a socia l st udies teacher a nd o ne of the sen ior A d v i sory t eac h ers . Her s tro n gest fears were b ro u g h t to l ife w he n s he heard th e s t a ti s ti cs a bo ut how m uc h stud e nt s saw bull ying w ithin th e classroom "I th ink th e thin g th a t stru c k me th e mos t was knowing how muc h studen ts saw

bullying within the cla ss room ," Grant-Co lso n sai d " It mad e me s ad to think I o verlooked these be hav io rs fo r so man y years. I nee d to stand up a nd take no tice. "

"No t onl y did we hav e a g rea t turnout in ra isi ng mo ney by se llin g lanyard s, we had a great t urn o u t to th e con ce rt ," Stud e nt Council Pre sid e nt E mil y G as pe r sa id Thi s Student C o un c il has s how n a lo t of wa nt a nd des ire to s spread aware ness to s to p ha te eve ryw he re .

Lincoln High is unique in many ways , but one of the most enjoyable things that sets us apart from the other high schools is definitely Festivus. Its the one event that literally every single person in the school can get involved in, and its something that no other school does Each year, sometime during the first month or so of school, students and staff get together outside in the fresh air and just unwind for the afternoon .

Clubs host booths with food, games, activit i es, music, and fun. Its all part of an annual celebration that began as the Back to School Bash in the late nineties It has become Lincoln Highs signature event. "Its about building a community;' Associate Principal and Festivus coordinator Jill Able said "Having a day where students and teachers can have fun, climb a wall against each other, you know compete You can dunk your favorite teacher or administrator whatever the case may be:'

Organizers and students tried to make it not only a fun activity, but also a way to benefit the school by raising some extra money. Each student got four free tickets to spend on whatever they wanted, but they also bought more This year we sold out before the day of the actual

1 event. "We sold more tickets [20,000] than we every have before;' Able said Clubs got to keep any extra funds they raised to help them with activities during the school year "It means building a sense of community and having that fun time for teachers and students to make connections:'

Some of those connections came in the form of healthy competition between students and staff. Students signed up to challenge specific staff members on a variety of equipment, from the rock wall and the obstacle course to jousting Senior Abigail Young defeated Spanish teacher Amy Stetson on the joust. "Before I went on the joust with Mrs. Stetson, I motivated myself w ith a lemonade and some hot wings;' Young said.

Senior Sam Allen went head to head (but lost) against German Teacher Marissa Wanamaker. "I didn't even do a dry run," Wanamaker said beforehand. "I just wanted to make it a fair race:' Allen suspected that his opponent might have an edge "She rides her bike to school everyday;' Allen said In the end, the faculty won more events than the student challengers (6-4), but it was all in good fun

The line at the dunk tank never let up, and the Pie-aPomalink booth had a steady stream of customers The egg rolls flowed, and the music kept everyone moving all afternoon long.

As the bell rang signaling the end of the school day, students were still squeezing in the last moments of another Lincoln High Festivus celebration, and some seemed reluctant to leave. How many other schools can say that?

from a country far, far away..... .

Lincoln High is a Class A school with about 1,600 students, many of whom have come form all over the world.

We all participate in different activities, and our Interests, hobbies, ways of life, and home lives are what make us unique.

But we also conned with each other in a variety of ways. We share experiences and bring different perspectives to our daily routines .

Below are just a few students who came to LHS from far-off places. Our individual tales are now woven together to make a new story We are now part of each others' lives.

And our experiences and perspectives are what make LHS stronger, richer, and mor diverse

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Victoria moved from Jalisco , Mexico to the United States just a few months ago. She prefers Mexican food over American food. A couple of holiday traditions she celebrates are Day of the Dead and The Night of the Kings. She plans on going to college to become an animal vet.

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Grace and Paska are from Juba in Southern Sudan. Paska is from the tribe of Bari and Muru. A favorite food is Sambusa which is like a large triangular fried eggroll with beef and carrots and seasonings and vegetables. School is very important. They hope to finish strong, graduate, go to college, and nmk.e their parents proud. They nave more choices here, but there the sense of responsibility is stronger, and people are more connected. Some day they would like to go back to improve their home country.

'Berivan 'M.o amme .'Junior

'Berivan has (ived her who(e (fe in the 'US~ Gut her cufrure i s directedfrom 'Kurdistan, 'lraq. She says that f ami(y is the most inyiortant thina, and nothing comes Gqore that. One hoUdays that come from her cufrure is 'Ramadan. Which is for one month th ey can't eat from sunrise to sunset. 'Durina this Jastin8 they refrain from eatina, drinkina, and smokin8.

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Freshman

EhTee Came from Thailan in 2008 to the USA Her family chose Nebraska because other family members liv ed here . Another reason they moved to the USA is for a better future and free education. In Thailand the rule s in school are different. You have to bow your head to your teachers, if you can 't pay for school you don 't get to 90 , and its more strict with homework and grades. A quote she lives by is "Try hard and never give up. "

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While most students were enjoying their last few days of summer vacation traveling, at the pool, and barbecuing, 98 freshmen were getting to know Lincoln High School. This past summer marked the 3rd annual Summer Bridge Program. The program was created to help incoming freshmen transition into high school. During the days of July 31 to August 3, the freshmen and their coordinators participated in many different activities. One of these many activities was the rope course. The students go out to a ropes course in Ashland, Nebraska in groups. There, they did many climbing activities and although it was extremely hot , they had a lot of fun with ropes while fighting off bees and sweat nies. They also had a ton of fun climbing the rock wall. Another activity was they made a handprint banner with their handprints that they will have at their graduation. The students also took a school tour in which they were led by 10th graders who were in the Summer Bridge Program the previous year. Many sophomores who participated in the program last year came back as leaders to the freshman. The students had a picnic with the families in the cafeteria, withe food that was generously donated from different places including KFC. Freshman Emily Hancock, who attended all four days, says, "My favorite part was . meeting new people." The 98 freshmen participated in a scavenger hunt that was designed to duplicate the reality TV show ' The Amazing Race' which turned out to be one of the favorites. Students had different classrooms and different parts of the school to go to, and once they got there, they had a clue they had to figure out where to go next. Isabella Spaulding said, "With the scavenger hunt, we had to go all around, so when I got here, I wasn ' t lost at all." The four-day program helps student get comfortable with the school, meet stuoents they might have classes with, and build relationships with teachers and administrators. "It's a program we developed to help incoming freshmen feel more comfortable at Lincoln High School." Coordinator Kim Szelag said. "We want to do what we can to make 9th graders feel like part of the school before they even an-ive." The students that took part in the program are encouraged to take part in the Summer Bridge Program next year as leaders of the new freshmen. "We learned a lot about teamwork and stuff like that. I would like to be a bridge leader next year." Freshman Laura Tharnish said. "It helps students meet new people there that you'll see around." The other popular activity was climbing the rock wall. As popular as it was, freshman Andres Diaz- Debose didn ' t participate in the climb. "I don't really like heights so I didn't go on the rock wall, but the rest was pretty fun. " The students met new people and got to know the school, while having fun in just four days. It's clear that the program was both a helpful and fun experience for the new freshmen.

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Above: Players from LHS and Fremont playing in lhe home{·oming game on Friday, October 12, 2012.

Highl: LHS Alumni being acknowledged al lhe homecoming game.

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On Friday, Octol5er 12, Lincoln High fans were built with enthusiasm as the teams

ove Left: LHS sl udenls ·hcer for lhe roolbt1U play ed. All of the LHS s tudent body was s tomping their feet in excitement and cheering with the ove: LH S lt)('klc-s Frecheer leaders The fans knew we weren't going to catch up with Fremont during the seco nd half monl of the game , but they didn ' t care. They all were cheering knowing we were lo sing Everyone in the s tand s wanted the team to know we had their back , no matter what the out come of the game ottom Left: LHS JV cheerwas. They did thi s because we never want the team to give up , so we didn 't give up either. )ct1ders ill lhe homecom-

Yes , the game was a bit of a se t back for u s, and hopefully next year we will do better. Ju s t know that if teams have a great audience cheering them on, they will have the courage to do their be st. Even though the sco re was 41 to 7 we still want to s upport the lo sing team because we are s upportive There were also LHS alumni watching the game from a separate stand where them and their family could sit and watch the game. Everyone in the alumni stand s were acknowledged and photos were take n . One of our so phomore s, Maygen Middleton , was extremely su rpri sed by the outcome of the game, none of her friends under stoo d why s he had that much of an emotional attachment to the game.

The great thing about the night was the marching band. They had one of the be s t performance s I have see n. You could almost call the performance as "perfec t] y ex qui s ite. " By the ending of the night we had lo st the game but everyone wasn't sa d , no , not on this night because they were waiting for the dance Thus , ending the night with dancing , laughter, and balloon popping.

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By:Marlene Rashidi(ll)

New shoes , new outfits , and a new hair style to show off our Lincoln High school spirit as students file in the south doors of Lincoln High reminising about the game , shouting and screaming come from around the corner in south gym where our yearly Homecoming dance is held This year the theme to our dance was , "Candy Craze. " I thought it wouldnt be that big of a hit but everyone really got into the school spirit and put a little color in there "swag " this year to show that candy craze was a really colorful time to spend with their friends . Just dancing and having a blast with friends could have been possible without the set up from our Lincoln High Student Council. Mckenzie Clein said, "I am very excited to experience my first homecoming dance , and to see all my friends. " With the hard work of Lincoln High Student Council this year we had a great turn out with the decorations . Many of the students posed by the master pieces of candy spread throughout the swimming pool hallway. As the night began to come to an end and the Royalty was about to be announced and the students were getting excited. The big reveal that everyone was waiting for was who was going to get Queen. As Emily Gasper (12) and Meghan Biegert (12) stand beside eachother and wait the results Emily hears her name called and Meghan Biegert (12) being a very good sport gives Emily Gasper (12) a hug and congratulates her for winning homecoming queen for 2012.

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Below: farrah Whitebutterfly (11) flaunts her red and black hair during 8th period. She is wearing a peach little jacket and some black shorts. She describes her stylf.c--a-=s -----------4 original. Photo by Marisol Sanchez:

Abo ve: E'milo Garc ia (9 ) p oses for a fa shion ph o to during 8 th period in th e so uth building th i rd floor east h allway. Emilio is wearing red an d white van s, gold n eckl ace, and a black button up shirt. He d esc ribe s hi s styl e as "Vintage" Ph o to by Je' kerra Hopp e r

fashion photo in Wes during second period. ar describes her style inal. She is wearing a I cil skirt, brown heel sh ts and a blue striped lo hirt. Photo by Ari

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poses for the Fashion photo during eight period in the east hallway. Emma describes her style as chic ,casual and girly Photo

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oses elegantly for a fashion lli:"'i~oillH ~photo in the media center -during 2nd period. Wilson describes her style as, "cute and "girly " She is wearing a white f cardigan , hot pink dress, and a pair of brown ankle boots

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poses for a fashion picture during 8th on the 1st floor. He is wearing a red v-neck some blue skinny jeans and white slip on shoes He describes his style as classy.

Left: J Tran 11) describes her style:as "Pfeli>y." Tran is wearingi:bot pirfc, polyster jacket with a blat polo shirt and blackJe811s. he is carrying a knitted, one sh ulder, multicolotered bag and on her head is a sparkly, silv headband

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Aove: Tai Mai(] 1) poses for a fashion photo during second period in South hallway. Mai is wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and white high tops. Tai describes his style as "casual".

FRESHMEN · LO'R'DS ~'lf'D L~'D'l!ES

~e was once a huge castle in .L the middle of a small city. Be, hind its gates were the most artistic, creative, athletic, and scholarly se, niors in the whole town. They began their high school joumies just four years before, but those years seemed to slip right from underneath them, and their senior year passed by in a flash. Though they will never forget their previous years at Lincoln High their senior year stuck out the most.

Senior year was hectic with col,

lege visits/applications, clubs, activi, ties, and on top of all that they still had to keep up with homework.

The last year of high school isn't just about these things. It was about building friendships and maybe even meeting your high school sweetheart. But more importantly it was about strengthening the Link that has held every Lincoln High student together for more than 100 years.

Onning into high school fresh, man year and entering the gates of

the great Lincoln High Palace was a life--changing experience. Most say it's not like any other school. In its own way it was like a fairytale, and flip, ping through the pages of your class yearbook brings back the memories that were once your reality. We think to ourselves, "Are those days really over?"

And when it's all said and done, the gates close, and we realize that it's only the beginning of a happily ever after.

Gateway to the world.

Life for senior Tea Ilic is an adventure every time she travels to a new place. Tea was born in Hamburg, Germany and moved to Lincoln, Nebraska when she was three and a half. Every summer Tea visits her grandparents in Croatia. Hit's a different world. Ten times the better life, " Tea says about Croatia. Going back every summer has shown Tea how great her life is in the U.S. and how fortunate she is to have the things she does. "Sometimes I take things for granted. " Things there are different from what she is used to here. " When I go back there every summer they (her family in Croatia) think I'm that crazy American girl."

That's not the only place she ' s been. Tea has been all around the U.S. During winter breaks and spring breaks she' s travellng to different places. Tea ' s mom ' s Job involves a lot of traveling so it gives Tea the opportunity to travel along.

Her next dream destination Australia! Tea has an aunt who lives in A ustralla , and she would love to go visit her soon. Her dream ls to travel around the world. HWhen you travel you get grasps of different cultures , ethnicities, and personalities, " Tea says. Tea doesn ' t only want to travel, though. She also wants to help others while doing ft. She is planning on Joining the Peace Corps after graduating from UNL. She has already completed 10 hours of service by helping out around local Catholic and Christian churches. She organized and helped set up fundraisers and donations. "You only live once, so why not?"

Her father , cousin, and uncle all attended Lincoln High , so senior Jayden Smith was destined to be a Link. Smith attended Southeast her fre shman and sophomore years but never really liked it. She always felt like she didn ' t fit in over there. · 1he atmosphere there didn ' t blend in w,\th my personality. I felt like I couldn ' t be myself, " Smith says She was never happy there and wanted to go to Lincoln High so she talked to her counselor and got transfer papers

Anxious to go home and tell her parents how she was feeling , she wrot e a list of pros and cons of leaving to present to them After telling them what she wanted they told her to sleep on it and make a decision in the morning She had her mindset and knew exactly what she wanted

Coming into Lincoln High as a junior wasn't easy. Leaving her friends and the Southeast band made things harder, but she knew she would be happy Her first day went great, and she loved Lincoln High 1 just think Lincoln High is th e most amazing school," Jayden says about LHS. She is a head drum major for the Marching Band and precisionist in the Jazz Connections. She volunteered at Madonna ' s Rehabilitation Hospital, the Community Blood Bank, and volunteered time helping out the band She is in the Red Cross club and You ng Conservatives.

She has defin itely found her place at Lincoln High and doesn ' t regret switching ~c ho ols. · Peopl e here ac ce pt you for who you are It was definitely one of th e best decisions I've made :

Some say she has the voice of an angel. Senior Jamie Tran is involved in Jazz Connections, Musical Theatre, and Marching Band. She is also in four different Honor Choirs at UNL, Doane College, Hastings College, and UNK. She got picked to sing at these colleges out of about 400-1000 people! Jamie was the only Link to attend All-State at UNL. "It doesn't matter how long I've performed , I'm always nervous before I do," Jamie says about performing in front of people. After High School Jamie will be attending the University of Nebraska- Omaha.

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For i-nost of us clancIng isn't the easiest thing to clo. but for senior Trung 1-ioang 't cort1es al111ost naturally. Hoang v,as born 111 Bien Hoa. V1etnal'l1. His first perfo1"17ance was there at his olcl high school where he perforrt1ecl 111 front of 6 000 people at a gracluat:on cerel'l7011y. The ceret'l1ony 1ncluclecl stuclents gracles 1st to 12th ancl their fal'l1il1es. teachers. and staff 1'17el'l7bers. He v,as only 15 years olcl then and had one of the best perfort'l1ances that clay Hoang 1'170vec1 to c..1ncoln. NE. when he was 16 years old. E.ver since then Trung has beeri help1rig out arou11d the C01'111'11UhIty by volunteering. For seven l'l1011ths he volunteered every 5aturclay frot'l1 2 P-1'11- to 3:00 P-1'11- on a V1etnal'l7ese rac::1I0 stat.'on. He would talk about ,1'17Porta11t things going on 111 V1etnarr. th·-igs happe11111~ arou11cl the cot-nt'l1unity, ancl he would cover world news. "'"rung stopped doirg that so he could volunteer his whole Saturday at church. Trung Is in two da11ce groups- r.,:;round b':ro at Lincoln High and Mt'N-L1on Dance rearr He also teaches k.1c1s ages 10· 13 to cla11ce. "lheyre passionate about c1anc1r>g and they Just want to perfort'l1 for fun. hoang says about his studentc,. The L1or, Da11ce Is a trad1t1oral dance where the dancers put on a Ior, costume ancl mImIc a 1011. The ciance s a symbol of wealth realth. and luck. The dance consists of two people 111 one costume. rur;g wears the head and sits 011 his part11er's head or shoulders. Inside the he.,,d ne has levers and string to pull on to rnake the eyes. e>,,t'S. and rrouth r,,ove. It took Tn.,ng about a year to !eam the dance. '!<: was orie of the hardest cl3nc<:>s I've lear11ed.' -rung says; about the Joh Darice. He performs at weddings store operiIr>gs aricl c1urI11g the Lu>-.:;r 1ev, Year 'l feel a>ix•ous aricl excited every time I perform." //1th harcl worl: clhd pract ice ~rurig f-loatv.i 1s ro,, one out of four rnaI11 dclncers.

CHA.PTE~ 11:

'By 'Rojeen Yousif&' 'Nesita Smitli-'Ho(den

;&zing a junior is mostly about oni thing: gifting closir to sinior yiar. 1)ou start off high school at thi bottom of a castli's towir, and as you movi up it gits hardir and hardir. By thi timi you git to bi a junior it'S liki biing niar thi top with just a littli climbing lift to do to. 1)ou'ri almost doni with high school, but not quiti thiri yit, and thi littli way you havi lift is thi motivation to finish.

""Junior yiar is usually thi hardist yiar bicausi you havi to rially focus," Jasmini Kudron said. ""Junior yiar difinitily has hardir classis, but at liast wi git to graduati soon," f arrah Whiti :Buttirfiy said. '(Imal Khalaf says, "":&ling a junior mians you havi to stay on track to maki suri you graduati on timi." Junior yiar is thi biginning of thi ind of your storybook.

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A l-Jib ory, Ad il

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A latorre, K acie

A lb e rs, B ri ttany

A ll ey, H ay ley

A ll goo d , Co d y

A lsaadi , H am za

An de rso n , Wi ll iam

Are nd s, Sy m one

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Av i s, K y le

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B ai ley Cas till o, Phi llip

Baker, Taylor

Barr, Holly

Baxter, Kyly

Beard , Landon

Beltran Garcia , Jaime

Berg , Matthew

Berry, Darian

Biegert , Rachael

Bitz, Olivia

Bornstein , Lillian

Bradford , Taichae

Brandt , Amy

Brock , Raquel

Brooks , Breonna

Brown , Jacob

Bruyette , Erica

Buettgenbach , Kiers ten Bui , Penny

Burmei s ter , Chloe

Bustamante , Brenda

Camacena Cueva s, Erika

Carmona Beltran , Marisol

Carpenter, Alexsis

Catalano , Isabella

Cather, Charlyn

Chau , Dung

Chistopol s kaia , Alena

Chol , Nania

Chri s ten se n, Dean

Clark , Evan

Clemen s, Je ss ica

Cope, Henrionce

Cortez Ramos, Irma

Crane , Lari ssa

Cresen , Larry

Crosby , Cody

Crouch, Ethan Crowe, Sabrina

Curtis-Beard, Charlie

Dampeer, Levester

Dang, Tho

Darden , Christine

Dickason, Morgan Diep,Lynn

Dierking, Marissa

Dimagno, Sarah Do , Christie

Dominguez , Anna

Dorn , Barbara Dreith , Zachary Duong, Thanh

Duoth , Nyacbar

Durham, Lexus Dykes, Ciara

Edison, Jame s Ekker, Nataly Elias, Diyar Elias, Sawsan

Engell, Antonio Escorcia Fernandez, German

Fellows , Savanna Fielder, Brandon Findlay, Craig Fisher, Emma Fletcher, Thomas Flores-Cortes, Michelle

Flowers, Larissa Fritz, Rachel

Galloway, Devontay Garcia, Martin Garvey , Jes se Gibson, Demetre

Gibson -Shields , Nastassja

Godsey, Taylor

Gonzalez Herrera , Jose

Gonzalez Zepeda, Pedro Graewe , Alexis

Green, Grace Greger , Alex

Griffin , Brianna

Groft, Walt

Guiza Beltran , Sergio

Haar, Jenny

Hadgi , Rima

Hagima , Asako

Haller , Samantha

Hamo , Is maeil

Harris, Lenzell

Hawkins , Tiara

Heiden, Tommy

Heier, Sim

Helms , Ashley

Helmstadter , Payton

Herbert, Kylie

Herman , Chandler Hernandez, Debbie

Herrera, Gabriela

Herrington , Wesley

Hesson , Jake

Hinrichs , Tori

Hite, Vontesa

Hite, Vontesaya

Hollamon, Mara

Holt, Allison

Hood , Amanda

Hopper, Je ' Kerra

Hosang , Elsa Howard , Deja

Htoo, Khu

Hu ynh , L o ng

H ybe rger , G ag e

Iwa nsk i, Sky ln

J e nki n s, D ant av io u s

J ime nez , E li z ab eth

J i me nez G arcia, Y e im y

J im e nez Garc ia, G a brie la Jone s, I saiah

Jo nes, Z acc h ae us

Kars ti ng, Sara

K as h- Bro wn , L eah

Kastle r , Kimb erly

Kem pel, Brian na Khal af, Am al

Kh ec hfe , N adia

Khu al , Su a n

Kin gs ton , R ac hel

Kinni so n, C a mero n

Kirke nd oll , Ha ve n

Kir sc hb a um , Steph e n

Kohl ei, Jas min e Kos mos, Cody

Koun g, Nyano ng Kp aw , Wah

Kral , Th omas

Kra uel , Danie ll e

~ st people who transfer to a new school are behind and unaware of what is going on in class. Now imagine transferring from not on/ya new school, but also a new state. Junior Jordan Markham moved to Lincoln recently from Athens , Georgia offer his mother got a job at the UNL.

With only 3 weeks in the semester, he says he is ready c to take his Geography final. His counselor, Sue Dutton , says Jordan's grades are outstanding. "I'm most interested in math ; and science classes," Markham says t Mostly all of the classes he is taking are advanced placement (APJ classes Jordan plans on going to college offer high school . "/ plan on being an

9ngineer later on." Markham sister Melia 'v1arkham, a sophomore here, is in the 18 'Jrogram.____.., ::ents here."

Lincoln High reminds Markham of his first high school in Wisconsin. He says people in Lincoln don't talk how he is used to in Georgia. "Well for one, people don't talk with southern ac-

While he likes it here in Nebraska, he ,ays ifs a little windier than he is used to. Jordan is enjoying his time at Lincoln High Jnd we are glad to have him part of our ::hain.

Kreifels , Chase

Ku , Tha

Kudron, Jasmine

Kuznetsov , Dmitry Kyle, Curtis Lanik, Eve

Larue, Chelsie

Laseniek s, Ezra

Lashley , Danielle

Lawrence , Vivi

Leija , Ana

Lemus Ort iz, Yesenia Liddy, Morgan

Long -Hawkins , Kamaya

Lopez Dominguez , Maday

Lopez Dominguez , Maria

Lopez Guiza , Emmanuel

Lopez Perez , Eduardo

Lopez Perez , Jose Lott , Jazi

Lucas, Julie

Lussier , Jordan Mai, Sandy Mai, Tai

Malone , Hannah Mang, Nang

Martin , Daniel Juniors

Martinez, Daniela Martinez, Emmanuel Martinez , Jesus Martinez , Stephanie Mason, Trevor Mattox , Pierreyal

McMahon-Cole, Hana McCarter , JT McClain , Angel McCloskey Mendoza, Antonio McCombs , Jame McDonald, Trinity

McKinney, Mikayla McShannon, Isaiah Mejia Mercado, Bryan Memeti, Fatmir Mendez, Arilene Mikkelsen, Britton

Miller, Madeleine Millsap, Ariel Mittelstadt , Presley Mohammed, Berivan Montez, Emily Montoya, Luis

Moo, Eh Krey Moo, Paw Moore, Andrew

fv!orataya Herrera, Marcia Morigeau, Dasha Mu, NawMu

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N as tin , Nikita

N el se n, E li za beth N ewbury , D all as

N go , And y

N g uye n, Binh

N g uye n, H oa

N g uye n, H oa ng

N g uye n, Kh oa

N g uye n, L oe

N g uye n, Qu ang

N g uye n, Tam

N g uye n, Thu y Ob ermu ell er , Trevo r

O gburn , Brea nn a O gden, Trip

Ok eng, W alk er

Ol g uin C havez , Jon ath an Ol se n, Ch ayse

Ol so n, Jo shu a Orti z Ju ar ez, V al eri a O so ri o , Carri e

Othlin g, Hunter

Owu su- An sa h, Frank

Page l er , Rac hel

Paic e, Trevo r Park s, K eiteya na Paw , H se r

Paw, Tha Peake , A very Perez-Pesina, Heladio

Perry, Sierra Phan, Thien Philippi , Kylie

Phipps, Austin

Phipps , Coltin Plugge, Sarah

~hi was running across thi gym and ;BOOM, thi ball hit hir in !hi faci. K.iifayana Parks <1 1> d~ribis what hapP\lnid at a volliyball gami. "It was imbarrassing and hurt. 1did fiil bitfar whin liki two othirs also got hit. Parks has biin atknding bti~ for thrii yiars. ~hi plays volliyball and do~ track. ~hi is a straight- '(1 studint and hoT¥S to ~o to Kansas ~tak afkr high school. "l haw likicfKansas ~tali iwr sinci 8lh gradi."

Photo by ;Brianna tiunt

Prentice , Bryan

Prinsloo, Jenny

Pritchard , Hunter Quinn, Rian

Ramos, Marco Rashidi , Marlene

Ratumaimuri, Tony Reh, Lu

Reineke , Zoe Rezac, Sarah Rivers , Sage Roach, Marion

Roberts , Alyssa Robinson , Jayquawn

Robinson, Sierra Rodriguez , Alejandra Rodriguez , Magali Rodriguez, Maximino

'flmy ;Brent <1 1>strik~ a po Sll- in th iz Mizdie Cizntizr during hizr study hell. "e'vizryon iz alway s do~ th iz sam iz po Sll- in pictur~ , so I went izd to do so miz-. thing diffriznt:' shiz said. 'flmy is r izelly into Th izetriz &>hiz perticipet ~ in ell th iz shows end is on Thizetriz ;Board. ;Brent is also en 1;]3 studiznt With out standing grad~ &>hiz sa ys / r;J3izing in 1;]3 hes pr~ r iz end hi gh izxpizcte itons whi ch can biz a lot for enyon iz."On bizing a junior, ;Brent sa ys, "II can go so fe si. I don't biz liiz viz I'm goin g to biz a Sll-nior nizxt yizer. 11,s crazy!" ;Brent is izxcit izd to grnduet iz end

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Rodri g uez S id g ma n , Ca rl a

Rod riqu ez De l, Ri o, Jes us

Ro ma n- Perez, U ri e l

Ro mero, Ro be rt o

Ro per, Will Ross , A li ec ia

Ro te rt , Dy lan

Rui z, Ri card o

Ru sse ll , Nid gah

Sac htl e be n , Th eo do re

Sak ill a, Re becc a

S a lt e r, Blake

S a nc hez, Leah

S a ndin , Al ex

Sar ge nt , Je nay

Sc huurm a ns, R ace

S ha mo, R oz a

S hee, Lah Bw e

Sh e ph e rd , Brandon

Sh e rm a n , Jo e y

S ho ka i, Yo hanna

Si e fk e r, Ry lee

S ie rrn, Dimitri a

S mith H o ld e n, N es ita

Smith Ho ld e n , N o nyea

Snid e r, J esse

Snyd e r , Maso n

Sorge, Jordan

Spencer, Angela

St Martin , Adrian

St. George , Jaiden

Stanley , Caleb

Staton , Makayla

Stine, Mary

Stroman , Jacob Sullivan , Marvin

Swetland, Micah

Swope , Madeleine

Tate, Devin

Taylor, Aaron

T ay lor , Bobbi

T e rmaat , Gabriel

Te s home, Soreti

Tharnish, Erin

Thie sse n, Caleb

Tikal s ky , Mack~nzie

Todd , Christopher

Torre s Arizaga , Cynthia

Tran, Eric

Tran , Luck y Tran , Thommy

Tran, Tuan

Tuang , Gal

Tunberg , Sadie

Uiterwaal, Stella

Ve ga Rodri g uez , Maribel

Vella , Shiyan

Waechter , Emma Louise

Wagnitz, Brian

Wah, Hse r

Wah , Hku

Wah , Paw

W a llace, Miata

Not Pieturid E~7J.~Smei,

Brenden Dewitt

Wanamaker, Dietrich

Waters, De s irae

Wenciker , Joey

Wheat , Jo se phine

White Butterfly , Farrah

White , Joel

Wiebe, Victoria

Wiggins, Deunte '

Wilford , Erin

Wilken, Cacey

Williams , De s hawn

Williams , Sativah

Wilson , Sammi

Wilson, Trevor

Wilson , Ty so n

Wimer, Eric

Witherspoon , Jordan Woods , Til a

Worley , James

Wras se, Parker

Wuol , Guandong

Yousif, Rojeen

Zempleni, Anika

Zimmerman , Holli

Kenneth Jones

Juaquin Luera

Daniel Slivka-Molina

Shania Williams

Sabrina Barbella

Tommy Lathrop

Tasha Leach

Kragen Ritter

Chapter 10 8opbomores

ev{Z.yon{Z. has {Z.mbarrnssing mom{Z.nts, and Wh{Z.n growing up you l{Z.arn how to laugh at th{Z.m. ~om{Z. sophomor{Z,s shar{Z.d th{Z.ir funny stori{Z.s. tiM{Z. you {Z.V{Z.r fall{Z.n on th{Z. stairs? frnnk Cuddy said, "I hav{Z., thr{Z.~ tim{Z.s going @th{Z. stairs." Garr{Z,tt Griffin also \lXplain{Z.d, "Whil{Z. going to luneh I wasn't looking b{Z.eaus{Z. I wa: on my phon{Z., and I miss{Z,d a st{Z.p, f{Z.11, and land{Z.d on th{Z. stairs, and {Z.V{Z.ryon{Z, was _laughing at m{Z.." \l{Z.nus '(lll{Z.n's {Z.mbarrnssing mom{Z.nt is V{Z.ry uniqu{Z.. ~h\l said, "I was trying to jump ov{Z.r a f{Z.ne{Z. and got my boot stuek, so I was hanging upsid{Z. down and nobody would h\llp m{Z.." ev{Z.ryon{Z. has th{Z.ir mom{Z.nts of {Z.mbarrnssm{Z.nt, but dispit\l th{Z.m stud{Z.nts also hav{Z. favorit{Z. mom{Z.nts at bineoln tiigh ~ehool. "My favorit{Z. thing about b{Z.ing a sophomor{Z. is not b{Z.ing at th{Z. bottom of th{Z. food ehain," Griffin said. T\lhya ;Bireh said, "My favorit\l thing about my sophomor{Z. y{Z.ar was b{Z.ing hyp\l at football gam{Z.s and also th{Z.r{Z. is no oth{Z.r sehool lik{Z. bineoln tiigh." Wh{Z.n ask{Z.d about what th\ly look forward to during junior y{Z.ar, most sophomor{Z.s said wanting to l{Z.aV{Z. sehool during luneh to b{Z. with th{Z. upp{Z.relassm{Z.n. ~ophomor{Z,s at bineoln tiigh ~ehool haV{Z. gr{Z.at m{Z.mori{Z.S that will n{Z.V{Z.r b{Z. forgott{Z.n.

;By ®imitria ~i{Z,rra and h!ikiya Gig{Z,r.

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Photo by 'Vimitria ~iizrrn

Addison, Jekyhria

Agena, Riley Aguilar, Brian Ahrnose, Jama Al-Kazahy, Ali Al-Waely, Mortadha Allen , Bethany

Allen , Venus Anderson, Qua 'ya nna

Arevalo Castillo , Silvia Arizola, Sophia Arkfeld, Taya Askar, Malik Ayala Tapia , Joel

Baker, Sai Veon Barakat, Farhan Barth, Cohren Bayer, Sam Bearkiller, Halona Belt, Chris Beltran Tinoco , Jaqueline

elisie Mizdina-Jordan's (10) fevoritiz f eiryteliz i s J,izeuty end Th !l ;BfZ,ast.

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Benck , Jessica

Birch, Tehya

Bista , Anie

Blessing , Lloyd

Bohaty , Quentin

Bray , Kailoni

Brenagh , Brianna

Bre nn ecke, Spencer

Brock , Timothy

Brook s, Laney

Brown , Mayte

Brunner, Kel sea

Bryan , Anthony

Burda , Ceci li a

Burkhardt , Beranna

Burritt , Bradon

Bu stamante , Ashley

Ca lh oun , Montez

Camacena Morale s, Mayra

Campbe ll , Jeremy

Carmona Ponce, Vanessa

Carranco Buenro stro , Fabian

Carrillo Moreno , Antonio

Carter, Garett

Carva ll o , S tep han ie

Ca s tillo Padilla , Jaqueline

Chavira Gonz a lez, Zaira

C herry, Marcelle s

C hi s ho lm , Abigai l Cobb, Juanita

Co leman, Jaida ly ne Co lli e r, Raven

Comer , Donavon

Cook , Brandon

Costello, Blake

Craig , Emma

Crawford-Thie l, A ll yson

Cruz , A lexis

Cruz, Garret

C udd y, Frank

D araji , Fa rn az

D araji , Sa naz

D av is, Jami e

D e la no, Al a n

D e lga do, A ma nd a

D e lga do, M o ni ca

D erou lette, Izzy

Dit so n, Zac hery

D od ge, Jose ph

D omin g uez, Alfre d o

D oo ley, Are n

D orffle r, D ece

Dorffler, P a trick

Do uglass , Billi e Dut , A lut

Dyas, R o bert

D ye r , S havo nn e

Eig bret t , Mi ca h

E li as, Di a na

Epps, D o miniqu e

E rn s t , Joce lyn

Ew in gs, J e rrin

Fal co n , D av in a

Far me r, Al ex

F lores, An ge l

F lores, Mari a h

Fo rsyth , Ph oe be

Fo wl er , D a A nd re

Fra nkl in , Vi c tor

F rey, John

Froofe rh o use, Ma rqu etta

Gad e ke n , L y la

Ga ll a rdo -Fra nklin , Kev in

Garc ia, G av in

G arza, Vi c tor ia

G a unt , Bri a nn a

Go ld e ns te in , A li so n

G o nzalez, A lejandra

G o nza lez B all i na, M ari o

Go rd o n, G ra nt

Sophomore s

fg[rytgles

When you think of fairytales you think of love or princesses, but that's not all fairyt_ales.

Meosha Wallace said, "I would have been Cinderalla but she gets treated badly, so I pick Rapunzel."

1'.ierra Ward explained, "I want to be -. • • R the princess with the long hair, and I want to be the wolf in the Three Little Pigs."

Lyla Gadeken said, "My favorite fairytale is '5hrek, bemuse in the story '5hrek isn1 the best looking guy and the princess still loves him for who he is."

Jose Blanco Perez also explained, "I want to be Donkey in '5hrek bemuse he is funny and always happy like me." Fairytales are always fun.

Grady , Kyle Graff, Isaac

Graves, Brittney

Gray, Jenna

Green, Ayanna

Greggs , Travious

Greser, Morgan Griffin, Garrett

Guern, Ja so n

Guerrero , Victor

Guiza , Luiz

Hadley , Ben

Haeffner , Mckenzie

Hahn , Andrew

Hamann , Megan

Hameed , Sarah

Hammond , Kiarra

Handy , Donella

Harmon , Jordan

Hein , Cassie

Herbel , Chelsea

Hernandez Domingue z, Jose

Hernandez Zavaleta , Jasmine

He sso, Bayan

Hillebran, Holly

Hoaglin, Cody

Hoaglin , Erin

Hoang, Trang

Holden , Saleem

Holman , Alex

Honnor , Thoma sse n Howard , Jasmine

Htoo, Bo

Htoo , Care Roh

Htoo, Ku

Hubl , Caelum

Hurtado , Raul

Huynh , Toan

ltzen, Ashley

Ivory , Orlando

Jackson , Jaida

Jensen, Anders

Jilg-Brown , Jaden

Johns , Ciera

John so n , Blazek

Johnson , Kylee

Johnson , Nick

John so n, Sydney

Jones, Kylee

Jone s, Tykele

Jones , Tyquan

Jo se ph , Christina

Ka sse ris , Anna

Kausch-Varley , Ceara

Keller , Johan

Khual , KhuaJ

Kim , Soowan

Knapp, Brianna

Kroe se, Robby

Kuku , Guma

Kulovac , Lejla

Kuo) , Nya se bit

Lai sy, Athena

Laravie, Mont_oya

L arav ie , Steve

Larson , Uta

Lass , Jo s hua

Le , Peter

Le , Trang

Leazer , Leonard Lewis , Tiauna

Lofton , Georgia

Lott , Adrianna

Lottman , Andrea

Luethje , John Lujan, Wilmer

Majid , Sonoor

Majo, Fa dhil

Majo, Naji

Malcom , A lb erto

Maldonado , Ed uardo

Marshall , S hya nn

Marshall, Taylor

Martin, Kolton

Martin, Kristan

Martinez , Emi li a

Martinez, Martha

Martinez Suazo , Devin

Martinez Suazo , Edwin

Maschman, Jayson

Maughan , Marissa

Maxwell , Nickolas

Mayhew , Jonathan

McBride, Apassia

McCarter, A ustin

McConnell, Victoria Mclachlan, Trevor

Medina, Julia

Medina-Jordan, E li s ia

Mendoza, Rafael

Merliss , Rac he le

Meskin , Baran

Michalski , A li v ia

Michalski, Wade

Middleton , Maygen

Miller, Nathan

Miller-Schell , Andrew

Minnitte , Torri

Mitchell , Shaequan

Molzen, Aria nn a

Moo , DerLwe

Moreno Nunez , Melis sa Morgan , Jo sia h

Moyer, Jordan

Mudundulu, Maluba

Murry , Steven Muse, Dashon

Mustafic, Almedina Myers, Hayden

Neeley, Durango Nelson , Deanna

Ngo, Selena Ngoh, Rawson

Nguyen, Anh

Nguyen, Anh Thuy

Nguyen , Connie Nguyen, Cuong

Nguyen, Thuy Anh

Niemoth, Ronald Nooka, A vinash Novak, Jake Nwe, Hla

Nyberg, Catherine

Ochoa , Ashley Okeng , Isaac

Olney , Kiersten Oppegard , Corbin

Oregel , Enrique Ortiz , Lia

Ortiz Gaytan, Luis

Ortiz Juarez, Paulina Osborn , Andrew

Ostiguin, Alex Ostojic , Dona Othman, Mahmoud Palmer, Jazlyn

Palmer-To nniges , Austin Patenaude, Jacob Pau, Suan

Paw , Hser

Payne , Justyn

Peery , Nathan Pence , Nathan

Peralta Velazquez , Christian Perez , Diana

Perez Blanco, Jose

Perez-Juarez , Ivonne Peters , Aron

Peterson , Damian

Peter so n, Sara

Pham , Shannon

Pham, Tracey

Phan , Vincent

Phillip , Isaac

P oe, W a h

Po nd , Ja ke

P oo l, R o ma n

P owe ll , Jaco b

Pre us, Sc hu y le r

Proc to r, De la no

Pu e nt es, J ess ica

R a dc li ffe, Noa h

Reed , E mil y

Re is, M ar ke il

R e nt e ri a Carrill o, Ri cky

Rey no ld s, Jova hn a

Rey noso Te ll o, M a ri a

Roac h, P a ige

R o bin so n, Ty le r

Ro dri g ues Ferre ira, Jo hn

R od ri g uez, Bra nd o n

Ro d rig uez , Jo va ni

Ro d ri g uez Ri os, A ri an a

Ro dr iqu ez De l Ri o, Lui s

R ogers, J as min

Rogers, Jas min

R o th we ll , De A nth o ny

Ru e las, V ic tor

Ru iz I zag ui rre, J es us

Sakill a, Ab rah a m

Sa la ha ldin , Sh a ha b

Sa le h , A li

San c hez, M a ri so l

Say, Khu

Say , Ki o

Say, Paw

Say, Ree

Sc hack, P a ul

Sc h ildt , Etha n

Sc hn e ide r, Isa be l

Sc hn e id e r, T ay le r

Sc hult z, C ha nnin g

Sc hult z, Tim

So phia Arizo la (1 0 ) o n Bl ac k a nd Red day for Spirit W ee k Ph o to by M ali ak Muh a mm ad

Schwartman, Talia

Serna , Guadalupa

Sheppard , Sage

Sheridan , Tyra

Smith , Ashl ee

Smith , Ashley

Songster, Cali

Sparr, Mikaela

Spooner, Logan

Stabler, Kiana

Stangl , Katherine

Stetson , Teawna

Stickney , Jay

Streckfu s s, Zoe

Taladay , Cassidy

Tesch , Douglas

Tha , Pa

Thoma s, Kirsten

Thuss, Lauren

Toman , Emily

Torre s , Jacob

Towery , Ja son

Tran, Kevin

Tran , Richard

Trev e tt , Grace

Van Oteghem , Eric

Vanlaningham , Jordyn

Vanneman , Rebecca

Va squez , Stephanie

Vega Orozco , Peter

Vega Rodriquez , Erika Yelder , Tristen

Vella , Noah

V e negas De Lun a, E mili

Vill e la, Al yss ia

Voss, Sara h

V y hlid al, Ja id e n

W ag ne r, M ar issa

W a ld o May, Bri ge th W all ace, M eos ha

Wa lt o n, D a nte

Wan g, Emil y Ward , Ki e rra

W a rn e, Chl oe

W as hin g to n, Is ia h

W a tso n, D as ia

W a tso n, T.J.

We be r, Noa h

W e bste r, Dej a

We i, Cari ss a

We ll s, Lea ndra

Whirl , Rave n White, T roy

Wi c ki ze r, Mary

Wi e be lh a us, Kath e rin e

Wi ese r, Vi o le t

Wilkin so n, Des haun

Wil so n, Kes hawn

Wil so n, Z ac h

Win , Thu Y a

Windl e, H a nn a h

Wit zki , Th o mas

W oo d , Sh ey

Ya r, Yo Shi

Ye lkin , S a ma nth a

Zayzay, Emm a nu e l

Zee, l vona

Zimm e rman , Mi c he ll e

Not Pictured

Abubak e r Abba s

Ra ven Stoll

Mari a M e dieta Gonzalez

Melia Markham

Paw Hto o Moo

Right: F..milia Martinez (l 0) and Brandon Rodriguez (l 0) work on their shape oollage during Yvonne Meyer's 8th period 2D Design clas& They both use paint to draw geometric shapes.

Zo z, M agg ie

Cha,ptar-> 9:

, 11 / hen you're a freshman, hi9h school can be a scary experience at first. When you look back on this book in Io years. 'JV or ZO, you mi9ht have memories of feelin9 lost on the first day or bein9 overwhelmed at the size of the full cafeteria .

But for some freshmen, bein9 at LHS was an opportunity to showcase their talent. Isiah Kin9 found an audience for his music by recordin9 and sellin9 his own album on Soundcloud.com. It's a lot of different son9s and about me and the kind of person I am," Kin9 said.

The album. called Mlt\ (My Invisible t\ccuracy) features ori9inal lyrics and beats. "I also play the piano on the son9 Mlt\."

In addition, Kins is makin9 a deluxe version that has 3 extra son9s. "We're sellin9 that one here for $5." People order online. and then he brin9s the CDs to school. "I was 9ivin9 out the re9ular version, and those are just my intro and 13 son9s. but the deluxe version will have 16 son9s."

Kin9 9ot help from fellow LHS freshmen Jevon Kempkes and C.esar Avila who mastered. all of the son9s and helped. desi9n the album cover.

Kin9 moved back to Lincoln last year after livin9 for a few years in Gary. Indiana. He likes LHS. "It's a 900d school," he said.

Acosta Garcia , Aracely AI-Jibory, Fatima

AI-Mansuri , Bu s hra Aldridge, H ay lee Alley , Ashley Alspaugh , Kaylin Altman , Log a n

Amador Domin g uez , Ericka Amaya, Alex Anaya , Analicia Andersen, Toby Anderson , Meagan Andreini, Rachel Arens, Alyson

Arnold , Aidan

Arou, Ayok Arroyo, Zachary Ath, Pa trick

A velar , Marlon

Avila , Cesar

Avila , Jaime

Back , Devon Baker, Tyren

Bannon , Chelsea

Barne s, Katrin a Barron Perez , Jacquelyn Baxter, Deveron Beard , Darian

Bennett, Tabitha

Bentley, Chauncey

Bentley , Chauncy

Bluestone-Weaver, Eli Bo , Eh Taw

Boe ll s torff, Trayven

Bonney - Heermann , Jordan

Boyd , Chase

Britton , Desiree

Brock , Rakee m

Brooke, Kaitlyn

Brooks , Jazzmyn

Broom , Joe Brown , Christopher

Brown , Karynn

Brown , Keonah

Bualaq , Saadi

Bui , Thuan

Bullerdiek , Quinn

Burton , Halle

Burton , Jaydn

Byron , Fawn

Campolito, Juliann a Carl, Lee

Carlson, Joseph Carney, Caelan

Case, Joshua Castaneda Puente s, Jonathan

Castillo, Juan Castillo, Mari

Chacon, Katherine Chapin, Te ssa

Chau, Cuong

Cherry, Manney

Chol , Alonga

Chuo!, Mary

Chuo!, Ruan

Clabo, William Claypool, Sandra Cline, Mackenzie

Clough, Dru Contreras, Lacretia

Conway, Alleha Cronin, Seven

Cruz Sosa, Jeraldine

Cummings, Nigel

Dawkins , We s ley

Daw so n, Treyton Day, Eh Tee

Delgado , Nicky

Diamant , Eli

Diaz -Debose , Andres

Dorn , Anthony Duffy , Kyle

Dya s, Bobbi

Edgar, A very

Engnell, Kayla Enriquez, Roberto Evans, Anthony

Evans, Jacob Fleming , Nathan Flores, Dulce

Flores, Yohana Frakes, Jaidon Fredenburg, Naomi

Fuentes Ortega, Jonathan Gallentine, Charlie Gannon, Jessica

Ganow, Alex Garcia, Emilio Garcia, Kimberly Gatluak, Nyabuony Geer-Hill, Marcella Gilbert, Aundra Gilbertson, Cody

Glass, Shydale Goeller, Natalie Goldenstein, Brittney Gonzalez Herrera, Carlos Gonzalez Mendieta, Luis Gove, Abi Gress, Khrizma

Guerra, Rosa Guerrero, David Guerrero, Kelsey

Gutzmer, Everett Guy, Jenny Guyer, Charlotte Hadgi, Maged

Haeffner , Isaac Hahn, Wyatt Hancock, Emily Harrah, Camille Harris, Lendell Harvey, Jesse Haug, Rebecca

i\bove: Rachel Thiel (9) Reads "Unearthly" a novel in her 9th 9rad.e En9lis.h Clas.,. She d.es.cribes. this. b rious. and. fun at the s.ame time."

Headley , Taylor

Healey , Mackenzie

Hefner , Adriana

Hejl , Joanna

Helms , Jacob

Helweg , Aedan

Higgins , Clara

Hinrichs , Miles Hoffman , Hanna

Holba , Daniel Holmes , Bryley

Honnor , Kalli

Hser, Mue

Htoo , April

Htoo, Byut

Htoo, Thaw

Huggins , Brandon Hunt, James Hutchens , Taylor

Hyberger, Madi s on Inamura, April

Iraheta, Esmera lda

Izaguirre , Ofelia

Jack, Nash

Jimenez , Jennifer Jimenez , Pamela Jobson, Emily Johnson , Ashley Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jordan Johnson , Leah Johnston , Andrew Jones , Quinesa

Jones , Sierra

Jone s , Terry

Jud , Sunday Judy, Dayten

Kempkes, Jevon

Keys , Ja'Shauna King , Isiah

Knapp-Cuevas, Isabel

Koch, Caitlyn

Koung,Sunday Koydakovskiy, Denis

Kreifels, Kaley

Kreifels, Kayla Krueger, Rae

Laravie, Angel

Laravie, Makala Leach, Dale Leafty , Ryan Leonard, Christian Lesiak, Lauren Lewis , Anthony Lewis, Chanel

Liggins, Tatyanna Livers, Levi

Logewolf, Bryan Longwell , Jillean

Lopez, Kimberly Lovan, Matthew Lucas , David Luedtke, Celeste Luedtke, Noah Lupo , Jeff Maas , Tyler

Markey , Alexandria Martin , Caleb Martinez , Alyssa Martinez, Juana Masten, Alexa Matzen , Joel Maw, Erin

McAlister, Sydney McCall, Lauren McClain, Jason McCray, Bryce

McDowell, Tanaya McGrath, Elizabeth McIntosh , Maya

McShannon,Joseph

Memeti , Leonita Menard, Zoe

Merrick , Carlos Meyer-King , Jazmin

Mijangos Garcia, Karolina Miles, Jordyne

Miller, Ali Milleson, Colton Milligan, Kaileb Mitchell, Se'Vahn Moore, Madison Morey, Matthew Morgan, Amanah

Morris, Shanya Morton, Liam Musito, Yuritzy Myers, Jacob Ndayishimiye, Paul Newman , Jevaughnte Nguyen, Dat

Nguyen, Gianna Nguyen, Johnny Nguyen, Khang Nguyen, Peter Nguyen , Tam Nguyen, Tony Nilsen, Dakota

Nimely, Sarafina Npimnee, Tedum Nyberg, Sarah Ocegueda Gomez , Daryen Omar, Fablin Oregel, Nicole Ornelas , Bibiana

Orozco, Mike Ortega, Jonathan Ossenkop, Mariana Otto, Haleigh Pappas, Brody Parker, Jadyn Paw , Hser Pecina, Maricsa

Peralta Velazquez, Alondra Philippi, Elizabeth Phillips, Renan Piersol, Roxanna Pierson, Rachel Polivka, Aidan Porter, Kishon Powell, Tristan

Powers, Hailey

Prather, Martiez

Pur, Nyaleiny

Ramos , Angelica Ramos-Mancilla , Irma Rehwaldt Alexander, James Renteria , Lexi

Restuccio , Ashley Reynold s, Kesha Rhodes , Deavonna Rios Birky , Gabe Robinson , Kaylee Rodriguez , Gabriela Rodriguez Pedrosa , Celia

Rosenau, Andrew Rowen-Wilken, Dalton Ruelas , Marissa Salem, Judd Salloom, Ali Sanchez Medrano, Fatima Santiago Sanchez, Jessica

Santiago Sanchez, Yesenia Schaaf, Matthew Schoenmaker, Aaron

Schreiber, Ben Schubert, Annemarie Schuman , Bayley Schwabe, Amray

Scott, Destiny Seefeld , Kaitlyn Settrini , Noah Shaffstall, Derick Shamo, Basel Sharp , Alana Shepherd , Eliza

Sherwood , Cortney Shirey , Zayne Sieglaff, Sander Skarp, Jake Skinner, Megan Skoda , Jacob Smal, Vitaliy

Smith, Alexandria Smith, Breanna Smith , Jordan Smith-Parrott, Kobi' Spahn , Tanna Spaulding, Isabella Stahly, Kira

Starr, Monica Stencel, Na' Jazia Stoneall-Nelson, Christian Storonskij, Isaiah Strozier, Adren Stuefer, Samantha Svoboda, Courtney

Talbot, Melanie

Taw,Moo

Tharnish, Laura

Thiel, Rachel Thomas, Mckenzi

Thoo , Tha , Lean Tracy , Trevor

Tran, Dat

Tran, Kenny

Traylor , Autumn Truong, Shaylena

Tshiela, Abraham

Uhlmann, Reagan

Uldrich, Roni

Vanlaningham , Gage

Varela , Gabby

Verbitskiy , David Vo, Vuong

Vu , Thu

Wai, Yu

Waldman -Shanks , Lela

Warner, Madison

Watters , Joshua Webber, Caitlin

Webster, Tyra

Wheat, Jordin

Wheeler, Leighton

White , Antanea

White , Hunter Williams, Deja Wilson , Ashley

Wirthele, Katie Witte , Daniel Wolfe, Tanner Wood , Bailey

Wright , Kyle Yost , Elizabeth Young, Camden Young, Jackson

Zahrouni , Mehran Zuniga, Jesus Zweerink, Bonnie

Not Pf ctured

Abbas, Abbas

Al Saadi Bu' Alaq, Saadi

Amador Dominguez , Ericka

Bluford , Tayler

Bonill a Musito, Yuritzy Yunue

Brown , Justice

Bryant , Phillip Diaz , Lesly Dominguez, Mercedes

Falcon , Damien Garza Zuniga , Jesus Gray , Kaylee

Hajda , Peter

Jarzynka , Adam Krogh , Hayden Le, Van Mai , Vy Ochoa, Eli

Pavey Jamie Paw, Lay Yay

Ratumaimuri , Sasha Renteria Ortiz, Estefani

Scott, Christian Scott, Damion Williams , Tyrone

r\bove: Paula Mcclun9's freshman r\d.visory meets in the Media Center. l~hoto by Gre9 Keller _ 1 ,

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eac 1ers ave a umque power t a no ot er emg 1as. 1e pmver to qrnet a c ass , to move a arge group of people to the same place , to enforce rules and regulations , to take something thats good and make it great. With great power comes great responsibility though. Teaching and talking are two different things , while some teachers may talk, all Lincoln High Staff do way more than that. They teach kids not only book material , but as Science teacher , Mrs. Sharill Luedkte says, they teach real world experiences. • Teachers become a huge impact for students later in life. When it comes to college , man y students use their previous high school students as reference letters and references. The same goes for applying for a job , students use their coaches and teachers for references. Teachers are remembered for a life time, and maybe more as students grow up and pass down stories to their children about their favorite teacher and experiences with him/her.

Able, Jill Anderson, Ardella Anderson, Donna Anderson, Lindy Aten, Laura Avery, Susan Baker , James Baltensperger, Rob Bargar, Jeff Bargen , Andrew Beck, Alicia Beck, Nancy

Belford, Kimberly Betts, Alice Bollen Jr, Richard Borgialli, Mike Bozek, Jane Cariotta, Amy

LHS STAFF

Carlson, Je ss ie Carlson , Marlyce Champoux, Daniel Chew, Sara Christiensen, Bump Claus, LaDona

Conradt, Richard Craig, Denise Cramer, Susanne Dawson , Larry Dawson, Susan De Vries, Christia

Denkovich , Sally Diaz-Debose, Chandra Domeier, Trudi Douglas , Sarai Dowd, Robin Droud, Rodney

Dutton, Sue Dvorak , Emily Es, William Fargo, Shelly Fletcher, Lakesha Foley, Brian Frerichs , Kellie Fries, Casey Gatzemeyer , Patrick Genrich, Andy Ghormley, Jana Gish, Lenny

Goodbrake , Brian Goodwin, Carolynn Graham-Rowe, Lynda Grant-Colson, Nancy Green, Jarrell Gruett , Jon

Haa s, Stanley

Haller , Su san

Hamby , Leann

Handle y, Genee ' Han sen , Katie

Hardy , Barbara

Hattersley , Graham

Heibel , Mic ah

Heineman , John

Hertzler , Su san Hickerson , Betty

Higgin s, Jo seph Hill , Roger Hillhou se , Alice Hitz, Rustin

Holbein , Justin Holka , Tiffany

Howard , Erin Hunt , Nancy Hunt, Sally Iwan ski , Carly

Jackso n , Cha ss idy

Jack son , Richard Jafarisamani , Babak

To stop leach ing afte r severa l years is a big ch a nge in life. Eve ryone is going lo m iss E ng lis h teach er A lice B etts aft er s h e r etires this yea r: Towa rds th e en d ofa nyth i ng on e oft en t hin ks a b out t h e beginning. IIow did Ms. B etts dec ide to go in to teaching E ng lis h ? "Wh en I was a little girl a n d I wo uld baby sit, I wo uld a l ways p lay teache ,; a n d th ey wo uld b e t h e studen ts, "B etts sa id. S h e ea rn ed her degree a t t h e Un i ve rsity ofNe bras k a a n d t h en went to Tucson, w h ere s iz e ta ug h t for 10 yea rs. S h e came b ack h om e and continu ed to teaclz h ere at LHS until t h is .rea r: S h e w ill n ever be .forgotten in LHS or w ith h er stu de nts s h e t a ug ht S h e sa_ys s h e re la tes to the to rtoise a n d t h e h a re in th e wo rld of fa i ry ta les. S h e went p a r t ti m e to co llege so it too k h er longe r, bu t in th e end siz e was success L

James , Jack J anike , Patrick Jeidy-Brown, Laura

Johnson , Michelle Johnson-Flowerday , Linda

Kai ser , Tamara

Left: English Teacher Alice Betts will retire at the end of this year after 24 years at LHS.

Photo by Leah Kash-Brown

Keefe , Debra Keefe , Terrence Keller, Greg

Kiely, Lisa Knight, Sarah Koch, Benjamin

Ateact1er t0;th a heavy ,oacl t,ut stm successfu,? It sounds ,;ke a clescr;ption of most teachers , t,ut one teacher that has a heavy ,oacl is a science teacher. Sharm Luedtke . She is an assistant su,im coach, a fun time teacher, and a mother of three Onc,ud;ng tu,;nsJ It may !,e a r,,ur at t;mes, e1peciaHy lOhen Slo;m season comes around , t,ut shes ar,,e to hancl,e it. She says she ;s most ,ike a mermaid ;n the fairy ta,e loorM, because her We ,s surrounded r,y lOater lo;th her tloo !,oys t,e;ng ;n Slo;mm;ng, ancl her daughter he,ping manage the Sloim team .

Sharon Lacy, Constance Larson , Mark Lefeber , Carole Legg-Mccarty , Kim Leick , Janet Limbach, Paula Lindgren, Laurie Lorraine , Lynnor Loth, Kim Luedtke , Sharill Mack, Bryan Macke, Mark Maier, Zoe Males , Josh Maly , Chris Marr, League, Schawn Mason, Amanda Mason , Joseph Mason, Wallace McClung , Paula McGinn, Deborah Meyer , Shaunna Meyer , Yvonne

Munger , Mars ha

Myers , Jason

Newcomer , Marjean

Nguyen, Van Noble , Dan

Oetken, Jill

Ogden , Tiffany

Okereke , Elizabeth

Orellana , Hu go

Patterso n, Janice

Pena s, Bryan

Peterso n, Mandy

Pierce , Jeff

Pl ettner-Nel so n , Glenda

Putnam , Se a n

Rau , Wendy Redwine , Marcus

Rempfer , Beth

Renning s, Lon-ilyn

Rikli , Laura

Sand, Nancy

Sandberg, Todd

Saporta, Virginia

Schaffer, Marilyn

Schlake, Charlot

Schneider, Jacob

Schuster-Graff, Mary

Shandera, Joseph

Simp so n, Donald , Simpson, Fred

Sjuts , Michelle

Smith , Nathan Smith , Will

Sprou se, Carl

Stetson , Amy

Stoebner, Kimberly

LHS STAFF

N&--t Pir--tWJed.:

Bates , Shelly

Brestel , Ann

Brison , CJ

Calhoun , Gary

Hardin , Janice

Himmelberg , Kebbi

Jiles , Vernon

Keown , Ben

Mathiason , Wendy

McKathnie , Laurie Medina, Dave Meyer Chad Mueri,Jeff

Neal , Robert Rainey, Charity Schneider , Colleen Scurlock Rolanda Spe icher , Katie

Wortman, Michae l Y unge, Paula Zoch, Norman

'Right: Socia{ Studies teacher Lucas 'Yar{ey d'iscusses the three 6rancfte s of government with his Civic s dass Photo 6y '.Bara :Meskin

Stokes , Shawn Swartz , Shelley Sze lag , Kim

Tege ler , Becky

Test , Meli s sa

Thacker, Karen T hi esse n, Lisa

Thomas , Mo ll y

Tol l iver , Lisa

Tran, Toan

Trembley , Ju l ie Van, Arsdal l, Jr , Ward

Var ley, Lucas

Vlasnik , Amber Wanamaker, Marissa

Ward, Steven

West , Michelle W hite , Robert

Wieden, S heri

Wiedman-Tidball , Laura W iig, S hannon

Willemsen, Nancy Wo lfe, Nancy Woog , Samantha

What does it mean to be in IB? International Baccalaureate is an advanced program for students that want to take the challenge , and receive college credit in high school. These students work all throughout high school to get to this point , but when their junior and senior years hit, it's on!! They must take six core classes including English, World Language , Social Studies , Math, Science, and the Arts. Students are also required to take a Philosophy class entitled Theory of Knowledge, complete a 4000-word research essay, and complete 150 hours of school involvement a·nd community service This prepares students to meet all the college challenges

Students prepare for these courses by taking classes their freshman and sophomore years designed specifically for the philosophy, exams , and assessments that they will be facing in the upcoming years "One of the exciting things this year was , again , our 1B Honors Academy for eight graders," 1B Coordinator John Heineman said. "Our numbers have really exploded We ' ll have 5 sections for gifted kids for the honors academy next year. That's the biggest we ever had."

graduA had 17 taking in "That exa examiner had both Trinidad and we've had In AnlBd" students receive • isty in the world! Being In 18 is growing. Lincoln High • the 1B program means more portunities for the future.

arrah •s art piece 'Something Like hadows."

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IN\bizlla Catalano, fr~hman Gamilliz ttarreh, and ~nior ®aVid Plaezizk.

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Gamilliz ttarreh rize!Zivizd l ~lvizr in Print making for hizr "cOOm!Z-thing lik!Z ~hadow~r piizeiz.

®avid Plaezizk rizeizivizd l ~lvizr in Painting for hi$ "Gorn ttang!ZnY"' aerylie painting. '(Ill of thiz award$ wizriz $hown at thiz Omaha Publie khool$ T'(IG building ®uring thiz

iznd of Mareh. '(llro, 'f)uring Mareh $tudiznt$ got thiz ehaneiz to $how thizir artwork at &nniztt Martin 1dbrary.

Thiz artwork inelud!Z$: photography, draWing, painting, eizram~, print making and digital piize~- ~miz of thiz ~nior $tudiznt$ that ariz purwing art aftizr graduation ariz :Bnttanyy Tuttliz <mid-tizrm graduatiz>, Caitlin ttolman <going into P~eh or Vi$Ual arb, and '(llieia ®yan <M~m euration and fmiz art$.)

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Above Left: Holly Barr (11), Anika Zempleni ( 11 ), and Hana McmahonCole (l l) look at art work during the Lincoln High Art Show.

Photo By: Hiyam Hesso

Above Middle: The audience looks at 1the art work of Lincoln High students at Lincoln High Art Show.

Photo By: Hiyam Hesso

Above Right: Ory Wickizer (12) works on his sculpture during art teacher Shawn Stoke's sculpture class.

Photo By: Leah Kash-Brown

Business/ FBLA

Job Fair, State competition o

up opportunities for LHS stu

The LHS Busine ss Department kept thin gs liv e ly this year, whether stud e nt s w job or just wanted their picture taken with Santa . On October 30 , 2012, 10 local bu s Lincoln High to look for potential employees . Students could talk to employers , fill and in some cases , even interview during the job fair.

" This wa s our 2nd year of the job fair ," Bu s ine ss Department chair Marlyce Carl were about 65 students who attended, and 3 were hired on the s pot! " Carlson added

Other Busine ss teachers, like Nancy Wolfe , a nd Instructional Coordinator Chand helped supervise durin g the fair and helped s tudents fill out applications.

During the winter holiday season , FBLA members offered fami ly photos with drai se r LHS familie s e njoyed snacks as well as movie s (E lf , and Polar Express) , c cocoa while waiting to have their picture s taken with St. Nick They could also orders cars which included the photo

At the State FBLA Competition , senior Catherine Burns placed in four events a National s which will be held this s ummer in Anaheim, California. She placed 3rd in munications , 8th in Job Interviews , and s he got Honorable M e ntion s in Bu s ine ss Hospitality Management.

Right and &low: ~mi <E>ouglas· ebb l!ZV!ZI 1 studints work on thiir assignm!Znts.

~ w, S ~ im er (E I; Teacher) e p , her students review an assi~n m ent in her 2nd eri od ELL L eve l 1 class P

Lincoln High has a long tradition of providing English instruction for students who have other languages as their first language. The program used to be called ESL (English as a Second Language), but it was changed ' to ELL (English Language Learners ) because many of the students already knew a second (and sometimes third or fourth) language.

These students bring rich experiences and knowledge to Lincoln High from as many as 20 different countries, speaking dozens of langauges

This year, as part of an LHS tradition , Student Council cooked a Thanksgiving meal for all of the ELL students. Even though the food was different than in their home countries, they enjoyed the meal and the company.

ELL Te a chers a t Lincoln Hi~h

Left to Ri~ht;

Front Row; LinJy AnJerson , Sus a nne Cra mer

B a ck Row; Li z Okereke , S a r a i Dou~la s-Schul z, Sha ron Kreimer, Sus a n Hertzler

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By Hiyam Hesso

ENG LI S4-J

English teacher Jacob Schneider is new to Lincoln High this year. He had substituted for the English department many times before , and that's how he knew he wanted to be a teacher here. His very first time corning into Lincoln High he was intimidated because of all the rumors he had heard. After coming in and teaching he thought it was the perfect school to teach at.

English classes aren't just about preparing you for the ACT or NeSA. They teach you to write a story or speak in front of a class. Oral comm is one class that everyone has to take. Beth Rempfer, the oral comm teacher , explains that she lets the students pick what they want to write about instead of giving them a prompt. This makes students more comfortable speaking to the class.

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t:;;:rtner ~ 0~;;.:;~:m Norg'uI::r;'!kills competion.

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Its a little somI_ his cooking. L • oln I 1g _ b "lding at me k on the ap m S dents pac d get (literally~ b~st open the ove~i:; classprons an . the FCS coo . their cook on m uld say its theirh P eople wo mell w y es.Many can sure s I at· f vorite class, we LPS highschoo s a other k"ll class. that is. Ev:::'azing cullinary_ \\~ well tend our a h Lincoln H1g J "Its just anot er done.,,,

Lcrt: Nancy Hunt smiles at Malina's "cheese face"

B0low : Kim Belford cleam, out the inside of the pump· kin before each child get their turn.

(Photos By: Brittany Warta)

.\bow~· •v : John Willis(l2) Hold his daughter Ivy while enjoying the outdoors.

AbuVL R1pJ t : Alicia Martinez(l2) and her son enjoy the nature walk together.

(Photos by: Brittanv Warta •

Sine(• about 1993 there have been the sounds of little pitter patter in the halls of Lincoln High, this is when the SCLC became the great supporter of stu~ detns with children. Many people think bad our dont think at all because thev dont know how helpful it

is to be able to come to school and make a futur0 for not just themsE•lf but for their children. To help make these student parents :-;uccessful they must keep up their attendance and their grades which is thE• best surcumstances their could pos:-;ibly be for a growing student and their family.

R1r:ht : Arianna and Malina have fun dressing up an<l playing with their dolly's.

Photo By: Brit· tany Warta

\bo"e ChildrE'n play with toys and enjoy eachothers company.

l,<_•wer L ,ft : Parents JT MCcartcr(ll) and Charlyn Cather(ll) hold open a goody bag with their son ,Jesse.

Lt.;WP ·Rt; it : Elena Lovorn(I2) and daughter Daniela play in the pumpkin (Photos by: Brittany Warta)

'\h>H : Mother

Jazmine Mendoza (12) and Daugter Zoe play in the pumpkins

Rip:tit. : Parents and children have Borne fun group coloring.

(Photos By: Brit· tany Warta

Photo by Britany Warta , I,pf+ : Davina Fal • con(lO) and her daughter Malina walk hand in hand on a nature walk

Page, story and Pictures By:

Renessa Crowl

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Zach Wheat (12) , 5lb at the top of the Double Duo, ready to rappel to the bottom

(far Left)

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e Zachery Wheat, (12), plck5 up Kenny Tran , (09) , by hl5 Belaying harne55. The harne55e5 have to be 5ecured very tight, for their 5upport.

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T h ese t e w words are descri bing o n e ot t h e ma n3 activi t ies th at O ut d oo r ad ve ntures tters. w h at is t h is activit3? Its n o n e o th er th a n 5e la3i ng Wh e n 3ou b e la3 3o u n eed to kn ow certai n kn ots t or t h e ro p es 3o u u se. Stude n ts w h o take t h is class lea rn t h ose kn o t s , h ow t o put t h eir h arness o n, a n d put th eir kn o wl edge to th e tes t a nd b e la3!

5e la3i ng is n 't t h e o nl3 activit 3 st u de n ts lea rn i n O utdoor Adve ntu res. T h is class tters ca mp ing, ka3aki ng, swi mm ing, a nd mo r e. Ms A m3 Ca r iotta , PE: teac h er at Li n co ln

High , c h a ngec:l t h e class a litt le bit , 63 sett ing it t o h ave a mo re s u rviva l set o t s k ill s. " It's a ki ng so me ot t h e t h ings we lea rn in class a nd h av ing a live experie nce. " S h e is ta king t h e kids ca mP, ing once d u ring t h e class a nd h avi ng o u tsid e gro uP, s co me a nd h e l p t h e st u clen t s.

T h e class a lso goes ott ca mp us to t h e zoo , p ark and t o t h e lakes. Wli at wo ul d t h is lass d o at th e zoo? w ell , th e3 d o a l ittl e scave nger hunt ! " D oi ngs tutt lik e t h is ma k es it a little more exciti ng " Mrs. Cariotta ex pl ai n s Yo u Fi it t h e la k es t or k a!-Ja king, a nd fis h ing, a nd ou go to pl aces l ike t h e p ark to rock cl imb Ta king t h e class o u tside o t Linco ln High's mpu s is a n exciti ng wa3 to h ave kid s ex p erie nce w h at th e3 lea rn in - d oors

T h e wa3 Mrs. Ca r iotta teac h es h er class is d ittere nt t h a n h o w most PE: teac h ers eac h th eir classes. 5 e t ore t h e3 begi n t o d o a n activit3 , Mrs. Ca r io tta s h o ws th e st u d e nts video ot h ow protessio na ls d o t h e activ it3 , or s h e wo ul d have a s p ea k e r co me i n a nd ta lk o h er class For exa mp le, it t h eir activit _l:I was roc k cli mb i ng, t h e3 wo ul d watc h a video ot protessio n a l roc k cli mber 's experie n ces beto re t h e_y started goi ng over. T h is is d o ne to s h o w tu d e nts t h a t it th e_LJ wa nte d to t u rt h er a n activit y fh e!J a re a bl e t o.

O u t d oor ac:lve n t u res is o ne o t t h e ma n3 l-un dasses to ta k e at Li n co ln H ~ h Th e re re ma n3 oth er P.E: classes _yo u ca n ta k e , s u c h as D a n ce IOI , swi mm i ng, a d vance d weight ra in i ng, fi tness tor lit e , a nd -tea m s p orts.

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/5 to ba tasted for balaylng. hay'ra practicing balaylng In tha Johnson gym.

Jim Ryan, (12), and Zach Wheat (12), cllmbad to tha top of tha Dangla Duo.

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Rappalhng. On tha ground l:i thalr team for support when they cllmb and rappal.

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Joshua Lass (10), Rappels down from tha Dangla Duo. Rappa! Is the tachnlqua usad to lower yourself to tha ground without anyhalp.

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Waylay Allay (11) and Lauran Mccall (09) ara making assant1al knots naadad to Balay.

By Bodie Lame

9.killed Technical 9.cience classes are some of the mod interactive classes at thi s school. The classes range from Welding Technology. Auto Technology to Graphic Communications and Digital Electronics. These classes are hands-on problem solving education. which is preHy useful for life after high school.

9.ome of the classes have competitions and tournaments during the school year. For Auto Tech there are about 4-5 different: tournaments. including Ford's AAA f; Troubleshooting contest which is in the spring. "It darts out with a wriHen test and then after the test the top ten schools in the date participate in a hands-on competition." 9.T9. teacher Don 9.impson explains.

As for the other classes like CAD !Computer-Aided Design) and Intro into Engineering taught by 9.t:an l-laas. there are a couple of tournaments. "E-Week is one of the biggest tournaments we have every year." l-laas said. "It is usually placed at UNL Campus. E-Week is either a bridge building contest against all the other schools involved. unlike lad year when it was a crud building contest. Also there is one with l-lomebuilders Association where we are given a lot of land and the students design a house and build it within 4-5 weeks." l-laas said. "Great careers. good paychecks come from these type of classes." he added.

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Austin Catron (12) carries a piece of metal to we ld in 2nd period Welding class with Stan Haas . Photo by Kirsten Williams

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Sean Shear ( 12) welds his straight weld very carefully in Stan Haas's 2nd period Welding Tech Class. Shear says welding is one of hi s favorite classes . Photo by Shyann Johnson.

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Ezra Lasenieks (11) welds hi s assignment in Stan Haas's 2nd period welding tech. Photo taken Shyann Johnson

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Some of the classes our math department offers are Tngonometry, ask qu .stions. Geometry, Algebra, and so much more. Lenny Gish says, "Trigonometry is hard for students the first time they take it, because they have no experience yet." Gish and Zoe Maier love being math teachers because they enjoy when their stud ents have that "aha" moment when the student doesn't understand the problem and then they suddenly get it. Being a math teacher has its flaws, they don't like it

when their students do NOT do their homework. Maier is also coach of the Math Team. The team consists of President Linh T. guyen, Vice President Shawn Wimer, Secretary Jenny Haar, Spirit Coordinator Tyler York and other students from Advanced Algebra or Higher levels of math classes here at Lincoln High.

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By Maygen Middleton

The theme of the Lincoln High Marching Band this year was "Complex", and their song was the Blue Man Group. The routine was a crowd-pleaser all season.

Instrumental music director Chris Watson brings his passion and experience to the bands. "I love being a band teacher, because I love music, sharing music with others, and what my students accomplish," Watson said. He also plays two instruments: the piano, and the trumpet. He can play other instruments but not as well as those two.

Before the band starts to perform, he says that he tries not to freak out by deep breathing, and he tries to relax his nerves. When the band is rehearsing before performances Watson talks to them about what they are going to be doing, discusses what they achieved, and just talks to calm their nerves.

The Lincoln High Band students are supposed to practice every time they think about practicing, whether that is twice a day for about 2 hours or three times a day for an hour a day. Watson just wants them to practice at least an hour or two minimum each time they think about it. The best thing about the Marching Band is that it's a great opportunity to succeed with team effort, and to have everyone's individual techniques at hand.The band will finish out the year by going on a trip to Worlds of Fun.

Ing class time. He wants his student s to remember the joy that music can bring to your life outside of school as well

1 want them to remember the Importance of being able t o express yourself through music -not only listening to it but performing it as well , because it ' s life-long ," Gruett said. "That ' s my hope Is that they sing for a long time. ·

Several students have taken that idea to heart. Students like seniors Tyler York, and Jamie Tran, and juniors Emma Waechter and Abbie Austin have committed themselves to the music program at LHS. "They are just some of the students that are consistently involved in music and theatre, · Gruett said. These four in particular had principal roles in the musical production this year, seusslcal : The Musical. "

"That was a large, combined production,· Gruett said. " It was a very successful production, and also it had some instrumentalists and vocalists as well. ·

One of the challenges of the show included a change in location for the orchestra and the conductor "The Orchestra was behind the stage. That was quite a bit different. Usually It's out front , so we had to hook up video cameras so the singers could look at the conductor - who was up in the balcony. ·

"That was a challenge for sound people , too ,· Gruett added. On the practical side of things , the Music Department did a lot of fundraislng this year to raise money to purchase platforms for performances and practices.

"We ' ve done very well. I don ' t think we're going to get our goal reached this year - unless we have a donor step up and say , ' Let me help you out .' We have about ¼ of the funds raised so far ,· Gruett said.

With or without platforms, LHS vocal music students kept the crowds entertained at both concerts and theatre performances throughout the years. With a wide variety of groups to choose (Freshman Choir , Vocal Links , Concert Choir , or Jazz Connections) there was a lways a spot for everyone.

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Nyberg (10) tells the class about her show and tell items in Marissa Wannamaker's German 3/4 class.

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By Debbie Hernandez

By: Shyann Johnson

5ocial Studies/I

World History, Government & Politics, US History, 9th Grade Honors Social Studies, Civics, Geography, Psychology, these are just a FEW of the Social Studies classes you can take during your high school career.

As a freshman you are required to take two semester Social Studies classes and they are, Civics and Geography. Civics is the study of the theoretical and practical aspects of citizenship, its rights and duties; the duties of citizens to each other as members of a political body and to the government, and Geography is the study of the Earth, and you use lots of maps in this class.

As a sophomore you're required to take a yearlong class called World History. World History teaches you about everything that goes on in the World from the early 1800's or even before to present day. You learn a lot about wars, poverty, and history that has made our world what it is today

Then during your junior year, you are required to take US History; this is just factual information that has gone on in the United States through out the years. It this class you talk a lot about the wars that the US has been in, the propaganda for the war, 9/11, and the all the hard ships that the US has faced since the day they became a country. Last but not least, during your senior year, you are required to take Government & Politics or GOPO. In this class you learn a lot about the Government, laws, Constitution, Amendments, and the President. In order to graduate high school you have to have one semester of GOPO and with this class you must do 20 hours of community service or volunteer work around the city, for church, for school or whatever you can find it for.

I think that social studies classes are very important. They help you know that your rights as a US citizen are, help you know more about your country, and the history that is behind you. All in all, enjoy social studies classed during high school.

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A bove: Lind a E dw a rd s ( 12) exam in es th e g rain s o f wh ea t for fo re ig n o bj ec ts

'The Seeds of Wisdom

Five LHS students got the chance to do some hands-on trainin g this y ear buy working at the Seed La b on UNL's Fast Campus in the \v hcat department. Students work during the school d ay sorting the seed and performing quality control checks to make sure the s eeds arc free of foreign objects o r chaff. This makes it so that the s ci e ntists arc more able to studv the s eed s without having to wort)' about o ut s ide contaminants.

"The students do an excellent job," Special Ed teacher Linda John s on-Flowerday said. She takes th e s tud e nts to the lab each day.

The s tudents arc doing such a great job at the Seed Lab that one o f the s upervisors there brought th e m s eed that the college students, w h o get paid to do this, were supp os ed to work. The college students' s tandard s aren't set as high as our s tudent s , 'iO they would rc1ther have

students from our school work on them.

One of the benefits for our students is that they get a chance at job skills so they are prepared for a better future. These involve much of the social part of the job like taking bn:c1ks, how you interact with your coworkers, how you complete your task, doing what is required of you, and taking direction from a ho s. Another part that helps make them better prepared for their future is taking the city bus to and from class. This helps them to learn to navigate the city buses in order to get to where they need to be.

Lincoln High is very fortunate to have this program available to our students, and they represent us well through their hard work and top performance.

Photos by LindaJohnson-Flowerday

• Ke,in Tran ( n ) Tedum rpimnee ( 9) and Landon Beard control the music during jam session. (Photo Courtesy of Brinany \Varta )

J,., ( : Student Council members who helped with the ELL dinner.(Photo Courtesy of Renessa

1." h : Srudcnt Council members stand in front of the diaper cake at;\ Is.Craigs surprL baby shouwer. ( Photo Courtesy of Shell)

I ( >\c : EmilyGaspcr(r doing the bcrnic as an opener for the district con,ention ( Photo Cou rtesy of Zach \\'heat)

\ m, ·: Dc111se ra1gopens her baby shower AboH :Letter from the gifts with ·a big- smile white house.(Photo cour.(Photo Courtesy of tesy of AndyNgo)

Right: Student Council members with their anti bul1y ing campaign sign. (Photo Courtesy of Denise Craig)

Abm : Celeste Luedtke (9 ) works hard to make the homecomin decor great. (Photo Courtesy of Brittany 5

} fr·ve : Stuco sponsor Denise Craig helps work on homecoming decorations

(Photo Courtesy of Brittany Warta)

l 1 : Brittany Warta(12) and Penny Bui (11) talk about the agenda for the day.(Photo Courtesy of Zach Wheat)

· bo c : Lindsey Hastings speaking at District convention

(Photo Courtesy of Zach Wheat)

J-{ey Stuco, J-fOW 'DO }1011 TE'EL? We aefimte{y fee{ good after fiosting one of tfie 6est district six conventions in tlie fiistory of student council Tfiis year Linco{n J-figfi stuaent counci{ liaa tlie fionor of liosting tlie district convention. We y{annea maae yfione ca{{s ana yut many liours into maliing it tfie 6est we cou{d ana it a{{yaia off in tfie end. 'lfie morning of tfie convention every stuco member sfiowea uy in tfieir green "Linco{n uy {eaaersliiy," sfiirts at 6:45am reaay to get tlieir districti!1,B on. Tfie morning of J\fationa{ guarayrovicfea 6realiJast andgrouy yictures, wliere Jfy-Yee yrovidea fruit .'As yeoy{e 6egan to fi{e in tfie soutfz gym everyone came to reafization tfiat tfiis was rea{{y liayyening. Nobody cou{d even imagine wfiat was to come next. .'As we 6egan to guiae yeoy{e to tlie 'Ted Sorensen tfzeatre tfiere on stage was a great motivationa{ syeaRer ana vo{{ey6a{{ y{ayer, Linasey J-fastings. Sfie ta{/iea a6out {eaaersliiy andliow we cou{aa{{join together anamaRes our generation lfie next {eaaers of America .Jl{tfzougfi wliat Linasey dian 't reafize was we are afreaay {eaaers. Tliis year our stuaent counci{is maae uy of a variety of stuaent 6ut our freshman toy tfie cfiarts as our liigliest number of student counci{ mem6er at Linco{n liigli for quite sometime.

'Everyone tfiinRs tfiat student counciC yeoy[e just y[an stuff, Gut tliat's nowfiere near tfie trutli . .'As a stuaent counci{ mem6er we ao y{an Gut we afso set uy, talie aown, organize, Guy tfie stufffor our events. Our events consist of 'Prom, Jfomecoming, 'ELL dinner, .Jlnti6u{{ying concert, 'Bfooa drives, ana two new tfiings we diatfiis year was liaving sfiaaows from otfzer {eaaers in surrounding towns, andfinaffy our one time event was fiosting tlie district convention for 'D6 student councifs. :for every event we fiave a committee Gut we a{{yitcli in. No matter liow liardwe know it's going to 6e stwfent counci{stiffy{ans more events and does an amazingjo6!

So tlie time you fiere a reaffy {ow:£. W'E J"'E'EL (jOO'D, It just miglit Ge stuaent counci[ members aoing tfieir warm u , ee{ ood cfiant.

h<• l SrudcnrCoun ' 'L : Lincoln I I igh 's cil memchrs decorate Amazing Su,dcnt sunda) nioghc for Council. ( Photo by Ms.Craigs hab) showunkm,vn ) c_r. ( Ph~t courcess~ of Shelly Swartz

(Top Rl9ht) Yearbook student• cit Wal woHh workshop, to help brarn1torm fdeas, and learn how to mate a c«•arboolc

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You pick up a paper, look down , see the color, the names, the pictures, the developed copy of what seems to be easy and well put together. What you don't realize is that same cop of the advocate school newspaper, was made by a very ots of time outside of class , and development.

rent columns, and different ways the stories can be nd developed come from different people, with difgrounds For e xample, a young lady who is very soft closed to just herself, would write a different storyll:ian a big, tall, loud, young man acker of the footbgll team. We are fortunate to have different b kgrounds come together and give us ression, and even a b(t of personal d to each completing a segment of a story, to make r int restin and entertainin

(Top Le~): Kylee Johnson and Grace Green hand out the advocate newspaper to another student (Top Middle): Micheal Scotto (12) carries the box of newspapers after they get printed (Top Right) : A group of students both from Advocate and Yearbook attend NHSPA Conference.

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( Above ) Pomalinks perform at the fall ( Pep Rally to excite and entertain the I students attending.

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Dancing is full of passion. inspiration, love, and. lots of practice. All of this showed. in the Pomalinks performances this year From their amazing routines at assemblies to their jaw-cl.rapping show at the Mall of America. the hard. work and. practice proved. to be worth-while when they placed. 3rd. at that competition

Over all the Pomalinks had. an amazing season Jazi Lott sud. 'My :favorite thing about Pomalinks is performances." Ariel M illsap sa.id.'T love it when we performed.and. I heard. everyone cal.1.u'ig- our :nanies." Throughout their dance season they entertained. peaple at footl:ell games, resketWl games, assemblies, and. dance competitions.

They have inspired. several young ladies to try out and. share a passion for dance The Pomalinks are role mod.els and. a big part of Lincoln ffig h School's tradition of spirit and. excellence.

The Pornalinks sold pizzas during Open 1-touse for a f undraiser during the year.

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What makes band great? "I like the fact that we can . come together as a group and make something so beautiful". Senior, Tyler York, says about marching band. The band has been working on their routines and their show since summer, "Its coming along rea77y we77" Mr. Chris Watson, the Band Director, says, "I sti11 think band is the best thing you can do. in my opinion it's the only activity you can do that is not directly competitive, but you are competitive with yourself." There are a few new ssaCrowl things this year, like electric keyboards and speakers, to make them sound 1 otobyRene even better. When it comes to band or color guard it may look easy when ou're sitting in the crowd watching them, but it's far from it. In fact, half of the band consists of freshmen. Mr.Chris Watson states, "I am rea77y proud of these kids for being more involved, seeing what other bands are dorng and thinking, very inte1egent1y, about it and making progress."

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'There is a first time for everythina. 'This year for the musica( Linco(n '1-fiah yeiformea SeussicaC: r.r'he 'lvtusica[ "'To my reco((ection , yes, it was Linco(n ']-{igh'sjirst time yerformin3 the Seussica[" 'Director 'lvto(fy 'Thomas commented. 'Another first time was when the orchestra yerformea 6ehinathe staae insteaa if in the yit. You wou(a think the conauctor was with the orchestra, 6ut Conauctor jon Gruett was in the 6a(cony. "We haa to hook u_p video camera, so that the sinaers cou(a fook at the conauctor tftrouah th e video camera." 'Afona with aoina new thi1:as, is havina to dea( with the chaffenaes. "'lt was a chaffenae for sauna_pe01-fe to aet arrif it ora.anizei" Gruett sail. 'There are many o6stacfes with_peiforminB a _p(ay. On Saturaay, the actors ana actresses haa to _peiform twice, 6ecause 'Friaay was a snow aay. "'The fiircfs aettinB use to their tai(s was quite interestin3. 'The first iay Catherine 'Burns haa hers, she 6roke it. :Emma Louise arso haa troufife aettin3 usea to it, aue to her tai( 6ein3 as fona as the sta3e We haiyro6fems with our dover aro_p , where we aro_p_pea the cfoversfom tfie ceiUn3. rf'he exyerim ents ana tryin3for that were quite humorous." 'Thomas said. 'There were other y(ays that went on this year. 'They are: To 'Ki(( a 'lvtockina6irc{, Pearo's 'lvtaaic Sho es, 'Friaay's Chi(c{, Who 's 'A_fraia if the Vir3inia Woolf?, ana Comeay if :Errors.

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Front Row (L-R ); Kira Stahly, T aylor Headley, C assidy Taladay, Shaundra Freeman, Kayla Fredenbur(l, R achel Kin(lston, Kylie Phillppi

Second Row (L-R); Lia Orti z, Sara Peterson, Torri Brown, Emily Gasper, Briannah Hunt, Cin(l Ciin , Mackenzie Tikalsky, Lexi C arpenter

Third Row (L -R); Kiersten BueH(lenbach, Mariah Ward, Me(lan Powers , Cydnee Josenber(ler, Sandy Mai, Hayley Alley

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rs have put together four audience groups. They pecifically designed to eaking on bullying and of those shows " Be the performers, Letheby, Thomas. done in what is called, nsists of taking a oroup sic characters, and having r own personal fashion ience members give in the audience "magishow ," Letheby said. allows actors to 'break ge the audience. creatroach. Senior perfonner e, in normal cases, is putience and not being able ok at them. However, in the kids. " are not limited to speakever else is on stage. ct their characters, dren in the crowd to efore the counseling when the actors act out a Hied, Letheby (the direcsks the crowd something in this situation if it Kids, enthused to be ourageously raise their part of a ~roup metaooer than tney are. The iTdren' s ideas, creating was partially created by ·ation for doing that is to ining. Learnin& the script hy) 1s only hair of the have to be comfortable about serious situations. allowed to come up to h individual performer, handled it correctly, or t in the future.

er show designed to tarow , the focus is directed t. This show does not and was not created by is a commonly used ed for over 15 years. on the different levWhat is a good touch? o can I tell? Is it my harassed? Should it feel ry serious questions that nks to Letheby and the are.

alk It Out, " is used to and has two different vels 6-8 and another fferent crowds using each age group. ·'Talk a play about respectother as you would like iddle chool version of round form skit to kit ons can and usually do

affect other students. The show explains that you could be more aware of others· feelings, and who you can talk to if a problem persists after you ' ve used appropriate anti-bullying methods. "This show is about teaching understanding, and accepting differences and diversity," Letheby said

These actor want to be part of this program and love the idea of changing children's lives for the better. "We do this for the students that get bullied," sophomore Cat yberg said. "It's our job to let them know they don't have to stand for bullying they can stick up for themselves."

Illusion is not only investing time into changing the lives of those who have seen the show, it also has made an impact on the actors themselves. Illusion is more than just a class. sophomore Alberto Malcolm said. "Illusion is a home School used to be, 'I want to hurry up and get through this so I can go home.' ow it's, ·I want to hurry up and get to my 7th-8th period class which is Illusion!" '

The cast originally consisted of 10 students, the majority from LHS one from East, and one from Arts and Humanities. Former East High senior Shanda Shappell said , "Illusion ... .led the way in making me fall in love with theatre. For once, I was happy with what I was doing.·, Shappell is now enrolled at LHS and is a full time student. What made her change schools? Shappell says Illusion played a huge part in her transfer. "One day it dawned on me , if these theater kids are this cool. imagine what the rest of them are like."

The group traveled around western ebraska performing for elementary, middle, and also high schools almost every day throughout

October & November.

Right: The Illusion cast get the kids a little more invovled

Below: Jon Felix takes center stage in an Illuison performance

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The LHS Bowling Teams don't get nearly the recognition they deserve, but that doesn't stop this dedicated group of athletes frorn putting forth their best effort.

In fact, this year LHS sent a tearn rne1nber to the State 0 ::>In-

dents who qualified to represent our school at state this season.

Both boys and girls teams had record numbers of participants this year. They even had enough to have a JV Boys tea1n.

With the growing popularity of this sport, hopefully the future petition. Seni r Gage Niemann will see even bigger teams and was one of a number of LHS stu- • 1nore recognition.

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earth planet , sunshine and rain , distances you could never imagine people would run. When you're almost out of breath but you keep on running because you love it. Is that you? No? But somewhere there are people that are willing to do it. they are called Cross Country Runners. When Frank Cuddy ,sophomore , was asked, "What made you want to join Cross Country? " He responded , "Honestly , my whole family did it. I couldn't play football because of too many concussions ." As the season started for the Cross Country Runners according to Coach Jon Dawson this season would be a good one Even if it did rain during their time trails Cross Country runners did not see that as an obstacle

Even when weather starts to become a major player also, runners will have to work along with it. As new team members adjust for the season along with former runners coming back it ' ll create a good mix for the Cross Country teams. When coach Dawson was asked, "Do you think that this years boys and girls Cross Country runners will have a chance to qualify? " He responded, "I think that the boys team is in a little better position to qualify for state at this point , and individually Frank Cuddy , sophomore , Rebecca Vanneman ,sophomore , and Hana McMahon-Cole.junior, have a good chance to qualify."The season is yet to be over , still a few more runs before calling it the end of the season over. With their minds already set qualifying for districts and state. And to do wh9,tever the season will bring them to get to the finish line. So far everything is moving in the right direction, the teams have good chemistry , and working towards becoming a better team

On Thursday , October 11th , 2012 the Lincoln High Cross Country team were at districts where they would found out who had made it to State. Sophomore runners Frank Cuddy,Varsity, and Rebecca Vanneman ,Varsity , had qualified for state. They did a lot in order to make it to state. For Rebecca Vannaman it was her second time going to state and a reminder of last year. When as a freshman she qualified for state For Frank Cuddy it would be the first time going to state since last year he missed the chance to go by 10 seconds and for that this year it would be something be remember When Frank Cuddy was asked, "What did you feel when last year Rebecca Vannaman qualified for state? " Cuddy responded, "It was like bitter sweet but I was happy she made it but I missed it by 10 seconds It was like I was happy for her but at the same time I wish it was me ." But with hard work this season Frank Cuddy qualified for state

They are both sophomores and with that they earned experience and practice for seasons to come. When asked, "What would you say to new runners and runners that have been here for a while?" Cuddy said, "Just to keep coming out there , I think it's a fun sport, I think everyone should to do man, it's a fun sport. " Even though sometimes things get in our way we over come them and we focus on the goal that's important to us. At LINCOLN HIGH teachers and coaches want to see everyone be successful. Just like the saying , "It's better late than ever." But at the end Frank Cuddy's wish did come rue he went to State.

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L.oyal fans, Heartbreaking losses

"The crowd, the support was outstanding especially when we were struggling as far as wins and losses ," Coach Mark Macke says about the Lincoln High Varsity team fans. "The crowd was great especially playing here at Lincoln High and for that we were grateful," he adds. Links never disappointed the team. Every Friday, weather it was below zero or high in the 90s, they gathered up at the games and cheered on the team. "It kind of lets you know that if and when we do start winning, what kind of crowds are we really going to get," Coach Macke says. Dressed in that black and red Links showed pride in their school and the team They believed in the team even at difficult times.

This year the team welcomed a new player . Tyren Baker is a freshman that starts on the varsity football team. He has probably played on the varsity team more than any other freshman to have ever attended Lincoln High. "Tyren had a great year as far as gaining experience and we expect him to get nothing but better," states Coach Macke .

Tyren is a 14 year old playi.p.g against 18 and 19 year old players, so at times it can be difficult for him, but he has shown everyone

"It kind of lets you know that if and when we do ·start winning, what kind of crowds are we really going to get."

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just how hard he can play. "I had to come in every day during the summer and lift, put in the work, show up and I had the potential to play varsity," Says freshman Tyren Baker. Tyren looks up to players like captain Trey Anderson who sees Tyren succeeding in football at Lincoln High . Anderson, who is a senior says , "I don't regret my senior year and how I played- I went out there and played my hardest." He especially feels proud that his teammates voted him one of the captains, "It feels good to know that I have their support," adds Trey Anderson.

The team may have not played well but they learned a lot- about themselves, their teammates and the game . There ' s always more to the game than just how much touchdowns you get Senior Joe Addison feels they could have done better, "Sometimes we have our mental mistakes and breakdowns, hopefully next year the Juniors that will be seniors will learn from our mistakes . " Coach Macke says, "The team is battling a lot of issues from previous years and sometimes it's easy for them to get down on themselves We're still growing."

Front Row (L-R): Jose Perez Blanco , Austin Thompson, Marquis Kirklin, Jordan Snodgrass, Anthony Lewis , Joe Addison, Allen Corey, Stephen David, Payton Helmstadter

Second Row (L-R): Gage Niemann, Jeff Brooks, Cody Allgood, Wade Michalski, Curtis Russell, Trey Anderson, Tyren Baker, Garett Carter

Third Row (L-R): Mikey Hansen, Anthony Bryan , Coach Green, Coach Jackson, Coach Shandera , Coach Macke, Coach Christensen, Coach Beckmann, Coach Cerny, Coach Hitz, Nathan Pence Martiez Prather

Fourth Row (L-R) : Deontre Belford, Brandon Varrati, Jacob Brown, Nick De Yong , Yohanna Shakai, Jaden Jilg-Brown, Austin Phipps , Tyson Wilson, Dean Christensen, Jamie Davis

Fifth Row (L-R) : Grant Jensen, Kevin Gallardo Franklin, Josh Matz , Evan Clark, Zach Breck, Chad Franssen-Cook, Jonathan Arnold , Cody Morse, Trevor Shriner, Hunter Pritchard

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On Friday, October 19 2012 Vietnam Veterans, which are Lincoln high alumni, reunited in front of the main building. They had a little tailga te party before the game against Grand Island. They talked over chili and hotdogs on a frosty day . During halftime over 50 Vietnam War veterans walked onto the track to be honored by the crowd of Lincoln High students and their families. 111e crowd stood to pay their respect to the vets as me marching band played the national anthem. 111ey rose to their feet and applauded the ve .. for their service. This year was tT1e 50tanniversary of the U.S. entering the war. ())ach Macke of the Varsity footbal team says abo ut the service, "That was a nice ges ture it was very humbling- i put things into perspective and that was

Lincoh1 High a lumni Vietnam War-Era veterans and their families gathered in the front of Lincoln High on Friday, Oct. 19, 2012 before a ceremony to honor their service

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The Lincoln High 's Girls' Golf Tean-, encountereci son-,e r"'.,,~~m., unique problen-,s this year. ciue to the fact that they only haci three players. For one thing. there is no recorci of their scores

They were able to con-,pete in tournan-,ents but were not able to keep score. because you have to have at least four players But that cioesn 't n-,ean they ciicin 't have a great season.

"The nice thing about having new players on the tean-, is that they cion 't really have any baci habits . they Just have fun." varsity coach Larry Elwooci saici. "When playing in the varsity tournan-,ents' the tean-, realizeci how other players' play ahci how n-,uch experience they haci It was kinci of harci for then-,. but for these three not having playeci golf they have cione a really gooci Job."

The players on the tean-, are sophon-,ores Lia Ortiz. ahci t\1onica Delgacio Gonzalez anci Junior Erin Tharnish.

But son-,ething exciting Erin Tharnish got non-,inateci for the Serton-,a awarci! Anci she also got the awarci!

"I was really happy to get the awarci it was really cool to get it anci n-,e anci n-,y coach were really close this year sot that was really nice. Anci I seen a lot of people fron-, Lincoln High that workeci really harci. so it felt gooci to get that awarci". Fron-, Erin Tharnish about getting the Sertorna awarci.

This is Tharnish 's first experience with golf. "I thought it woulci be easy because it looks like an easy sport. It's harcier than it looks. People uncierestin-,ate golf!" Tharnish saici.

But the only person on the tean-, that haci experience was Delgacio Gonzalez. because she playeci golf ciuring her freshn-,an year. One of the best parts. accorciing to Ortiz was "Just playing together anci bonciihg with one another."

(Left -Going from left to right) Lia Ortiz (10), Monica Delgado Gonzalez (10), and Erin Tharnish (11) posing for a funny picture. (At Ager course during practice.)

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(Below) Coach Larry teaches ~onica Delgado Gonzalez ,10) were you should stand when hitting the ball. (At Ager course during practice.)

The crowd screa , " LHS, LHS YOU KNOW!" The softball players look up and see their BIG student section - around 15 people who regularly came to support the girls. This was pretty much a first for softball.

"My best memory this year was our supportive student section," Senior Emily Gasper said. Gasper has played on Lincoln High's Varsity Softball Team since she was a freshman. "In the past years the softball team has never really had support from other students," (She gives a shout out to her fellow seniors DJ Castillo and Shaundra Freeman for always being there cheering the team on.)

"The idea of having our very own student section was unreal, but they were very dedicated and supported us through many losses," Gasper said.

Having a crowd really pumped these players up this year. As Gasper said, they never really had a student section, so this year was something else.

As for team bonding the girls tried to get together as much as possible to make the team closer. "We had lots of bonding activities" Gasper said. They had team dinners at senior Victoria Bretthauer's house. The varsity girls also made tye-dye T-shirts before districts, and it was fun being unified and wearing them to school she said.

"Even though we didn't win much , this year was one of the best years, because it was all about having fun and the team morale was best it has ever been," Gasper said. The girls knew that if they didn't do well in practice or school, they got less playing time.They tried their hardest and made every second of practice and game time count.

"I will never forget winning our only game, the senior game!" Gasper said. The girls had a tough season, but they pushed themselves beyond the limit.

By Shyann Johnson

Softball coach Li sa Thiessen is new to Lincoln High thi s year, and she had a great experience working with the team

" I enjoyed being a softball coach. I have always wanted to have an opportunity to do high sc hool coaching, so thi s was awesome for me. "

Thies en also liked getting to know all of the players and see them grow over the season.

"I did feel like I built positive relation s hip s with some of the girls," Thiessen sa id " I could see progres s at every level."

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Third Row (L to R) : Mg r. Shyann John son, Taya Arkfeld, Cacey Wilken, Amanda Hood , Ra c he l Page ler, Lauren Thuss , Fawn Byron

Fourth Row (L to R): Coach Thiessen, Coach Fargo , Alexis Carpenter,

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Caleb Martin (9) hits the ball to his Pius opponent at Woods Park on Sept. 27, 2012.

Lincoln High Team total Score: 6

Race Schuurrnans ( 1 1) and Austin Trejo ( 12) won first round against Bellevue East, but didn't win second round.

Aaron Cook ( 12) went to state for singles.

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By: Briannah Hunt

IIIwas ,wed that I would fall off the rope, aod nervous that I would mess up some how," said Christie Do as she crawled across the rope hanging upside down trying to rescue the princess.

The Lincoln High School JV volleyball team pushed their limits to learn how to trust and listen to their teammates in the beginning of the season. When the JV team went to the Nebraska ropes course they played intense games of "stay out of the ooze, and rescue the princess," while facing their fears of heights while their teammates cheered them on up the rock climbing wall. freshman Lela Waldman-Shanks said that it taught her team how to "trust each other in what we do, because in volleyball you have to trust them to get to their areas." Sophomore Meosha Wallace said, "it taught us how to work together as a team, and talk to each other on the court."

When the JV team moved further into their season, they continued to keep pushing and helping each other get through the season successfully. With all of the positive attitude and teamwork, the junior varsity volleyball team defeated Omah a Northwest in the first two sets picking up their first win.

The junior varsity volleyball team has had many fun times together and good laughs throughout the season. One story that sticks out in the teams mind is during the Fremont game sophomore Meosha Wallace caught the ball in her hands and froze due to a miscommunication between her and the hitters on

Tigers. This story shows that the team can laugh at the mistakes they make and come together as a team to fix any problem that may occur. Another funny story that the team remembers is when they were on their way to the Benson tournament they made a music video cover of "yeah" by Usher on the bus. All of the laughter and fun they had making

confidently by getting many blocks and serve receiving like pros. Coach Chelsea McMeen said " I had a blast watching the girls improve, and I am looking forward to see the improvement in the yea rs to come!" All of the teams hard work throughout the season was great, but the bonds and friendships they made were even better. In the words of Christie a free ball. Despite the miscommunication the team this video led to a couple wins in a row that night. Do , "It ain't over 'Iii it's over." pulled through the game and ended up beating the The JV Volleyball team ended their season

This season was very successful for the Lady Links JV Basketball team. They started out their season with a win against Omaha South, battling it out till the end. The lady Links played the game like they were shooting stars. They never gave up on anything, and they kept lying down the court to get the ball and score. "We competed all the way till the last buzzer," sophomore Alexis Grawe said.

The girls made many memories along their journey to the end of the season; but the main thing that stuck out in their minds was their teammates. Teammates' trust and memories are the most important things on and off the court. "The bus rides with her teammates were he funnest part of the season. There wasn't a specific special event, it was just my teammates hat gave me great memories," junior Dimitria Sierra said.

The main struggle the JV Girls Basketball Team faced was that they had to work on keeping their heads up and not get down on themselves after a bad play. The girls worked hrough this struggle together, and by the end of the season they played with miles of confidence. These girls worked very hard to become the best team they could possibly be, and by he end of the season they achieved their goal. They played together and for each other the hole game, and that's all anyone could ever ask for.

As Alexis Grawe said, "Never ive u . Play like it's your last."

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s season e oys ars1ty as et team a m.any ups an owns ne ng t at ushed them. a step back but also pushed them. forward was when their tea.mm.ate, a senior JaVon ones, ended up getting bis appendix rem.oved, and could no longer play basketball for the m.ajor• ·ty of the season. The boys were devastated and decided that they would play their next gam.e for • The team ended up winning their Senior night game against Northstar, and dedicated it to a Von. After this experience the boys learned that they needed to play for each other and as a unit "We started off playing individually and it wasn't good, but as the season progressed we ca.me ogetber and •it's gotten better," senior guard Joe Addison said.

Som.e good words for this year's Varsity Boys Basketball Team. are "Trust" and "Belief." These ords symbolize the way the team. grew stronger througho u t the year. The word trust cam.e into lay early on in the season as the boys realized it's a combined effort that can hel p to succeed in eir goals. As the team. grew stronger together their goals becam.e rnore and more achievab l e.

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Coach Richard Conradt, Coach Cheever, Coach Ray Castro, Eric Schulz, Christian Luedtke, Noah Luedtke, Sander Sieglaff, Coach Sharifi Luedtke

Second Row (L to R)

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Front Row (L to R)

di Castro _pats diver, h 'Kash-~rown (11), r she finishes a dive

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Coach Richard Conradt, Coach Cheever, Coach Ray Castro, Charlotte Guyer, Madison Warner, Coach Sharill Luedtke, Mollie Schoonover, Stormy Eberspacher, shley Restuccia

Second Row (L to R)

Marie Schubert, Karyn Brown, Christian Marcial, Bethelem Thok, Emily Jackson, manah Morgan, Lela Waldman-Shanks

Front Row (L to R)

Breanna Smith, Kalli Honnor, Tann Spahn, Ashlie Izzo, Emilia Martinez, Leah Kash-Brown, Araceli Acosta-Garcia, Celeste Luedtke

State qua1ifier for the girls, Becca Vanneman ( 10) runs to the finish tine at Pioneers Park. State qualifier for the boys Frank Cuddy (10) talks to his teammates at Pioneers Park.

State this year Junior Sarah DiMagno (right) brought home a First Place trophy and qualified for Nationals! Celeste Torrence ( 12) and Mary Wickizer (10) made it to the final round. Soreti Teshome (II) was a semifinalist, Raymond Wunder ( 12) and Zach Hadenfeldt ( 12) were semifinalists, and Erin ( 11)

• , • Wilford and Trevor Obermueller ( I I) were / octofinalists.

~ State Qualifiers

State Qualifiers for this year's LHS Boys Tennis team were Aaron Cook (12), Austin Trejo (12), Dang Dang (12), Race Schuurmans (11), Christian Stoneall-Nelson (9), and Caleb Martin (9)

The 2013 LHS Slam Poetry Team won first place at semifinals and will move on to be in the four school final round.

2012-2013

Jorge Mario Bergoglio "Pope Francis" becomes the 266th Pope of the Roman Oitholic Church on March, 13, 2013 after Pope Benedict XVI retires. He is the first Jesuit and the first person from the Southern Hemisphere to become Pope.

President Barack Obama got reelected for a second term. He was sworn in on January, 20 2013

Hurricane Sandy formed on October 22, 2012 and Dissipated on October 31,2012. The Stonn caused $7 5 billion in damages in the U.S. alone. 24 states in the U.S., Greater Antilles, Bahamas, Bennuda, and Eastern Canada were affected.

90's R&B singer, Natina Reed, from the group Blaque died on October 26, 2012. She was hit by a car. She was in movies like "Bring it on", "V.I.P.", and "Honey"

On December 9, 2012 Jenni Rivera, MexicanAmerican singer, died in a plane crash in Mexico.

On October 14, 2012 Felix

15 year old Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban on October 9, 2012. She was on a school bus in Northwestern Pakistan. She was shot because she promoted girls' education and "western thinking" and criticized the militant group's behavior. The shooting sparked outrage all around the world

"Golden Gabby." Gabby Doug las is the first African-American women to win the all -around Gymnastics title at the summer O lympic games on Thursday, August 2, 2012 in London, England. She is only 16.

On December 14, 2012 20 year old Adam Lanza shot and killed 20 children and 6 adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School. He ki lled his mother at home before going to the school. Lanza committed suicide at the school.

On August 5, 2012, South Africa's Oscar Pistorius starts in the men's 400-meter semifinal during the athletics in the Olympic Stadium at the 2012 Summer O lympics in London. Pistorius became the first double leg amputee to participate in the Olympics.

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Above Far Right : Ground Zero makin their moves for winter peprally (Photo by: • Unkown)

Above: Brodrick Kudron (12) Does an amazing back flip. (Pho• to by: Greg Keller)

Lower Left: Amazing flips and twists in johnson gym for winter peprally(Photo by:Zach Wheat)

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. . Ground Zero sure does .... Being Ground Zero ·s third Year their still going • strong and bringing new talent to their crew. The members include: (Brodrick Kudron r12J Trung Hoang r12J Demetre Gibson r 11 J Long HuYnh r 11 J ThommY Tran r 11 J Lucky Tran r11 J Charlie Curtis-Beard r11 J Jerrin Ewings r1OJ TYkele Jones r1OJ. Along with the great enthusias-

tic members there are some high energy People behind the scenes that do all of the choreographing and Planning gigs those PeoPle are; Donna Anderson the sponsor and a Social Studies teacher at Lincoln High. Their coach and former member Tim Curtis-Bear HS 201 oGraduateJ and two lovely team assistants. LYia Gadeken 1OJ and Julia Medina fl OJ.

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During the year McGinn sells treats o students in order to keep a budget for he Slam Poetry team. This year a former student of McGinn, Jennifer Davis-Korn, convinces Wayne's Body Shop to donate $1,500 to LHS Slam Poetry. The team was excited and very thankful for the care they showed. The money is used for travel exenses, snacks for their trips to Omaha and other things.

To the Lincoln High Slam Poets winning isn't everything. The other teams poetry always inspires them to do better and when they hear a piece they like they stand to applaud that person . Junior Lillian Bornstein hopes to win finals but says, "The sense of creation and comradeship with the other teams, I think, is more important."

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Abbas, Abubaker 63

Abduljabbar, Hussein 24

Abdullah, Hansk 24

Abebe, Malachi 42

Abebe, Marytza 42

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Achen, Zachariah 42

Acosta-Garcia, Araceli 163

Adabie, Agya 24

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Agena, Riley 54

Aguilar, Brian 54

Ahmose, Jama 54

Akbar, Akilah 20, 24, 111, 154

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Al-Badry, Shanon 24

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AJ-Jibory, Adil 42

Al-Jibory, Fatima 64

Al-Kazahy, Ali 54

Allen, Aimee 24, 116

Allen, Bethany 54

Allen, Samuel 24, 9

Allen, Venus 54

Alley, Ashley 64

Alley, Hayley 42, 95, 131

Alley, Trevor 24, 179, 180

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AI-Mansuri, Bushra 64

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Altman, Logan 64

Alvarado, Joel 24

Alvis, Brenda 24

AJ-Waely, Mortadha 54

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Anderson, D'Markaus 24

Anderson, Donna 72, 18 5

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Anderson, Meagan 64, 131

Anderson, Qua'yanna 54

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Anderson, William 42, 49

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Arens, Alyson 64

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Arroyo, Zachary 64

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Aten, Laura 72, 87

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Auman, Quint 25

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Boellstorff, Trayven 65

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Bonney-Heermann, Jordan 65

Bontrager, Chloe 25

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Boyd, Chase 65

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Brestel, Ann 77

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Brison, CJ 77

Britton, Desiree 65

Brock, Rakeem 65

Brock, Raquel 43

Brock, Timothy 55

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Brooke, Kaitlyn 65

Brooks, Ashley 25

Brooks, Breonna 43

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Brooks, Jazzmyn 65, 131

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Brooks, Laney 55

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Brown, Christopher 65 '

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Brown, Justice 71, 110

Brown, Karyn 163

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Brown, Keonah 65

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Bryan, Anthony 55

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Bui, Penny 43, 115

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Buis, Zachary 53

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Burkhardt, Beranna 55

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Burton, Halle 65

Burton, Jayd n 65

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Campbell, Jeremy 55

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Cardona, Carla 26

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Carl, Lee 65

Carlson, Jessie 73

Carlson, Joseph 65

Carlson, Marlyce 73, 86

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Carpenter, Alexsis 43

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Carrillo, Ricky Renteria 61

Carter, Garett 55

Carva llo , Julia 26

Carvallo, Stephanie 55

Case, Joshua 65

Cassidy, Dutchess 19

Castaneda-Puentes, Jonathan 165

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Cast illo , D.J. 18 , 19, 26, 164, 165, 167

Castillo, Juan 65

Castillo, Mari 65

Castillo, Phillip Bailey 42

Castillo, Silvia Arevalo 54

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Cather, Charlyn 43, 93

Cathrine Nyberg 133

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Cayo u, Katlyn 41

Ceba llo s, Miranda 26

Chacon, Katherine 65

Chad, Meyer 77

Champoux, Daniel 73

Chapin, Tessa 65, 131

Chau, Cuong 65

Chau, Dung 43

Chavez, Jonathan Olguin 49

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Cherry, Marcelles 55, 165

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Chew, Sara 73

Chilen, Alexandria 26

Chiplaski, Katie 26,117,120

Chisholm, Abigail 55

Chisholm, Elijah 26, 98

Chistopo lskaia, Alena 43

Chol, Alonga 65

Chol, Nania 43

Christe nsen, Dean 14, 43

Christiensen, Bump 73

Chuo!, Mary 65

Chuo), Ruon 65

Churray, Joseph 26

Cibrian, Melissa Espinosa 41

Ciin, Cing 26, 98

Clabo, William 65

Clark, Evan 43

Clark, Keysha 26

Claus, LaDona 73

Claypool 117

Claypool, Sandra 65

Claypool, Sydney 26

Clein, Mckenzie 18

Clemens, Jessica 43

Clifford, Michelle 84

Cline, Mackenzie 65

Clough, Dru 65

Cobb, Juanita 55

Collier, Cameron 26

Collier, Chyrone 26

Collier, Raven 55

Comer, Ariel 26

Comer, Donavon 55

Conra dt , Richard 73, 162

Contreras, Chase 26

Contreras, Lacretia 65

Conway, Alleha 65

Cook, Aaron 26, 166

Cook, Brandon 55

Cooper, Billy 41

Cope, Henrionce 43

Co rey, Alan 27

Costello, Blake 18 , 19 , 55, 162

Costello, Sam 7, 27, 162

Craig, Denise 73, 114, 115 Craig, Emma 8, 20, 55

Cramer, Susanne 73, 89 Crane, Larissa 43

Crawford-Thiel, Allyson 55

Cresen, Larry 43

Crisman, Reason 27

Cronin, Seven 65, 69 Crosby, Cody 43 Crouch, Ethan 44 Crowe, Sabrina 44

Crowl, Renessa 27, 116, 125, 130 Cruz, Alexis 55 Cruz, Garret 55, 111

Cuddy, Frank 14, 54, 55, 166 Cuevas, Erika Camacena 43

Cummings, Nigel 65

Curtis-Beard, Charlie 44,122,178,185

Curtis-Beard, Rachael 27

Cydnee 131

Dailey, Ashlyn 53

DDampeer, Levester 44, 86

Dang, Dang 27, 166

Dang, Jeff 27

Dang, Nha 27

Dang, Tho 44

Daraji, Farnaz 56

Daraji, Sanaz 56

Darden, Christine 44

Dasia 15

David, Stephen 27

Davis, Adriann 27

Davis, Daylan 41

Davis, Jamie 56

Davis-Korn, Jennifer 178

Dawkins, Wesley 65, 165 , 167 Dawson, Larry 73

Dawson, Susan 73 Dawson, Treyton 65

Day, Eh Tee 11, 65 Day, Smiley 27

Dean, Kurstin 27

Debose, Andres Diaz- 12

DeBose, Chandra Diaz 86

Decoteau, Crystal 27

Delaine, Donald 27

Delaine, Donnie 81

Delaney, Claire 27

Delano, Alan 56

Deleon, Adelina 27

Delgado, Amanda 56

Delgado, Monica 56

Delgado, Nicky 65

Del, Rio Rodriquez 51

Denkovich, Sally 73

De, Rambo 27

Deroulette, Izzy 56

Devall, Jules 41

Dewitt, Brenden 53

Deyong, Nicholas 27

Arizola, Sierra 25

Arizola, Sophia 54, 61

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Birky, Gabe Rios 70

Bista, Anie 55, 122

Bustamante, Brenda 43

Butterfly, Farrah White 53

Coleman, Jaidalyne 55

Coleman, Nick 26

Diamant, Eli 65

Diamant, Ethan 27

Diaz-Debose, Andres 65

Diaz-Debose, Chandra 73

Diaz, Jordan 27

Diaz, Lesly 71

Dickason, Morgan 44

Didrichsons , Mara 27

Diep, Lynn 7, 44

Dierking, Marissa 44

Diffenderfer, Mike 191

Dillon, Tevin 41

Dimagno, Sarah 44, 123

DiMagno, Sarah 98

Di,Nam 27

Dinh , Tien 41

Ditson, Zachery 56

Doan , Bao 27

Doan , Uyen 27

Do, Christie 44, 117

Dodge , Jo se ph 56, 135

Doeden, Mickayla 27

Domeier, Trudi 73

Domingez , Maria Lopez - 10

Dominguez, Alfredo 56

Dominguez, Anna 44

Dominguez, Ericka Amador 64, 71

Dominguez, Jose Hernandez 57

Dominguez, Karina 27

Dominguez, Maday Lopez 47

Dominguez, Maria Lopez 47

Dominguez, Mercedes 71

Don , Khoa 92

Dooley, Aren 56

Dorfller, Dece 56

Dorfller, Patrick 56

Dorn, Anthony 65

Dorn , Barbara 44

Dorn, Rebecca 27

Douglas, Sarai 73

Douglass , Billie 56

Douglas-Schulz, Sarai 89

Dowd, Robin 73

Dredge, Austin 15, 27

Dreith, Zachary 44

Drnda, Muamera 27

Droud, Rodney 73

Duchene, Levinesha 28

Duffy, Kyle 65

Duis, Ebony 28

Duncan, Shayla 28

Duong , Huynh Hoa 28

Duong, Thanh 44

Duoth , Nyachar 44

Durham , Lexus 44

Dut, Alut 56

Dutton , Sue 73

Dvorak, Emily 73

Dyas , Alicia 28

Dyas, Bobbi 65, 178

Dyas , Robert 56

Dyer, Felicia 28

Dyer, Shavonne 56

Dykes, Ciara 44 E

Eberspacher, Stormy 28, 163

Eddins, Samantha 28, 180

Edgar, Avery 65

Edison, James 44

Edwards, Linda 28, 112

Eggers, Samantha 28

Eigbrett, Micah 56, 134

Einstein, Albert 108

Eivins , Austin 28

Ek, Andrew 178

Ekker, Nataly 44

Ekker, Nathen 28

Elazouzi, Sarah 28

Elias, Diana 56

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Elias, Layla 28

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Elias , Sundas 28

Elsken, Dorie 28

Elstun, Sean 28

Engell, Antonio 44

Engnell, Kayla 66

Enriquez, Roberto 66

Epps, Dominique 56

Ernst, Jocelyn 56

Es, William 73

Evans, Anthony 66

Evans, Ashli 28

Evans, Jacob 66, 165

Garvey, Jesse 44

Garza, Victoria 56, 111

Gasper, Emily 15, 18, 19, 29, 114 , 131,180

Gatluak, Nyabuony 66

Gatzemeyer, Patrick 73

Gaunt, Brianna 56

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Genrich, Andy 73, 165

Ghormley, Jana 73

Gibson, Demetre 44, 185

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Hadenfeldt, Zachary 30, 123

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Haeffner, Mckenzie 57

Hager, Nick 30, 97

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Hildebrand , Devin 30, 87

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Gilbertson, Cody 66

Gillispie, Nathan 29, 109

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Glass, Shydale 66

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Green, Jarrell 73

Green, Shavon 29

Greer, Samantha 29, 106, 180

Greger, Alex 45

Greggs, Mariah 29

Greggs, Travious 57

Greser, Morgan 57

Gress, Khrizma 66

Griffin, Brianna 45

Griffin, Garrett 54, 57 , 158

Griffin, Joe 29

Groft, Walt 45, 96

Gropp, Whitney 29, 112 , 113

Gruett, Jon 73, 128

Gucrn, Jason 57

Guerra, Rosa 66

Guerrero, David 66

Guerrero, Kelsey 66

Guerrero, Paul 29

Guerrero, Victor 57

Gugat, Stephan 29

Guiza, Emmanuel Lopez 47

Guiza, Luiz 57

Guiza, Socorro 29

Gunnerson, Miranda 30, 132

Gutzmer, Everett 66

Guyer, Charlotte 66, 163

Guy, Jenny 66

Gyi, Sha 30

Hagima, Asako 45

Hague, Tyler 30

Hahn , Andrew 57

Hahn , Wyatt 66, 84

Hajda, Peter 71

Hales , Kelly 30, 180

Haller, Samantha 45

Haller, Susan 74

Hamann , Megan 57, 92

Hamby, Leann 74

Hameed, Abbas 30

Hameed, Sarah 57

Hamilton , Simone 30

Hammond , Kiarra 57

Hamo, Hamo 41

Hamo, lsmaeil 45

Hancock ,. Emily 12, 66, 9 I, I31

Handley, Genee' 74, 108

Handy, Donella 57

Hansen , Katie 74

Hansen, Michael 30, 109, 134

Hardin, Janice 77

Hardy, Barbara 74

Hardy, Emmanuel 30

Harless, Kyle 30

Harmon , Jordan 57

Harpham, Cheyenne 30

Harpham, Erika 41

Harrah , Camille 66, 84, 85

Harris, Lendell 66

Harris, Lenzell 45

Harvey, Jesse 66, 162

Hat, Mu 30

Hattersley, Graham 74

Haug, Rebecca 18 , 19 , 66, 131

Hauptmeier, Krista 30

Hawkins, Tiara 45

Hayes, Tyler 30

Headley, Coach 158

Headley, Taylor 67, 131

Healey.Mackenzie 67

Hefner, Adriana 67

Heibel, Micah 74

Heiden, Tommy 45

Heier, Sim 45

Hein , Cassie 57

Heineman, John 74

Hejl, Joanna 7, 67, 6

Heller, Courtney 30

Helms, Amanda 30

Helms, Ashley 45

Helms, Jacob 67

Helmstadter, Payton 45, 158

Helweg, Aedan 67, 123

Henderson, Joshua 30, 109, 158, 159

Herbel , Chelsea 57

Herbel, Nate 30

Herbert, Kylie 45

Herman, Chandler 45

Hernandez, Debbie 45, 89, 107, 106

Hernandez, Willy 30, 164, 165

Herrera, Carlos Gonzalez 66

Herrera , Gabriela 45

•Herrera , Jose Gonzalez 45

Herrera , Marcia Morataya 48

Herrington, Wesley 45

Hertzler, Susan 74, 89

Himmelberg, Kebbi 77

Hinrichs , Miles 67

Hinrichs, Tori 45

Hite, Vontesa 45

Hite , Vontesaya 45, 86

Hitz , Rustin 74

Hoaglin , Cody 13, 57

Hoaglin, Erin 57

Hoang, Huong 30

Hoang, Kim 30

Hoang , Thach 30

Hoang, Trang 57

Hoang, Trung 30, 37, 98

Hoffman, Eli 30

Hoffman , Hanna 67, 98

Hoffman , Jennifer 31

Hoffman , Kennedy 41

Holba , Daniel 67, 162

Holbein, Justin 74

Holden, Saleem 57

Holka , Tiffany 74

Hollamon , Mara 154, 45

Holman, Alex 57

Holman, Caitlin 31, 135, 181

Holmes, Bryley 67

Holt , Allison 18 , 19, 45

Hones , Terry 165

Honnor, Kalli 67, 163

Honnor, Thomassen 57

Hood , Amanda 45, 90

Hopper, Je'Kerra 45

Hosang, Elsa 45

Howard, Deja 45

Howard , Erin 14, 74

Howard, Jasmine 57

Howard, Roddy 31

Hsay, Lah 31

Hser, Mue 67

Htoo , April 67

Htoo , Bo 57

Htoo, Byut 67

Htoo, Care Roh 57

Htoo, Eh Thaw 31

Htoo, Gay 31

Htoo, Khu 46

Htoo, Kio 41

Htoo , Ku 57

Htoo, Kyaw Say 31

Htoo,Mu 31

Htoo, Thaw 67

Htoo, Thu Lei 31

Hubl , Caelum 57

Huggins , Brandon 67

Hunt, Briannah 31 , 114,116,131,154

Hunt, James 67

Hunt , Nancy 74

Hunt , Sally 74

Hurtado, Raul 57

Hussein, Rifaah 31

Hutchens, Taylor 67

Hux, Alana 31

Huynh, Bao 31

Huynh , Long 46, 185

Huynh , Toan 57

Hyberger, Gage 46

Hyberger, Madison 67 , 131

lhrie, Maxwell 31, 92

Ilic, Tea 28, 3 I

lnamura, April 67

lnamura, Will 31, 83

Iraheta, Esmeralda 67, 13I

Isley, Brier 3 I

ltzen, Ashley 57, 106

Ivory, Orlando 57

Iwanski, Carly 74

Iwanski, Skyln 46

Izaguirre, Fernando 31

Izaguirre, Jesus Ruiz 61

Izaguirre, Ofelia 67

Izzo, Ashlie 3 I , 121, 163, I 67

JJack, Nas h 67, 122

Jackson, Chassidy 74

Jackson, Emily 163

Jackson, Jaida 58, 13 I

Jackson, Richard 74, 158

Jacoby, Isaac 41

Jafarisamani, Babak 74

James , Jack 74

Jamie Beltran 165

Janike, Patrick 74

Jarzynka, Adam 71, 165

Jeidy-Brown, Laura 74

Jenkins, Dantavious 46

Jensen, Anders 58

Jensen, Grant 31

Jiles, Vernon 77

Jilg-Brown , Jaden 58, 158

Jimenez, Elizabeth 46

Jimenez , Jennifer 67

Jimenez, Pamela 67

Jobson, Emily 67

John s, Ciera 58

Johnson , Ashley 67

Johnson, Blazek 58

Johnson, Coleman I 5, 3 I, 11 7

Johnson, Courtney 32

Johnson, DJ 158 , 159

Johnson, Elsa 32

Johnson, Eric 67

Johnson-Flowerday, Linda 74

Johnson, Jordan 67

Johnson , Kaylen 32

Johnson, Ky lee 58, 117

Johnson, Leah 67

Johnson, Michelle 74

Johnson, Nick 58

Johnson, Shyann 32, 116

Johnson, Sydney 58

Johnston, Andrew 67

Johnston, Zach 32, 181

Jones, Eric 32, 117

Jones, Isaiah 46

Jones , Javon 9, 32, I 58, 159

Jones, Kenneth 53

Jones, Kylee 58

Jone s, Quinesa 67

Jones, Sierra 67

Jones, Taishon 32

Jones, Terry 67

Jones, Tyke le 58, 185

Jones , Tyquan 58

Jones , Zacchaeus 46

Josenberger, Cydnee 32, I 3 I, 181

Joseph, Christina 58

Joseph, Grace II, 32, 114

Juarez, Paulina Ortiz 60

Juarez, Valeria Ortiz 49

Juber, Alyssa 32

Jud , Sunday 67

Judy, Dayten 67

Juma, Paska 11, 32

188 Index

KKaiser, Tamara 74

Kar, Fares Afshoon 42

Karsting, Sara 46

Kash-Brown, Leah 46, 84, 106, , 08, 109, 116, 129, 163

Kasseris, Anna 58

Kastler, Kimberly 46

Kausch-Varley, Ceara 58

Keefe, Debra 75

Keefe, Terrence 75

Keller, Elise 191

Keller, Greg 75

Keller, Johan 58

Kempel, Brianna 46

Kempel , Cheyanna 32

Kempkes, Jevon 64, 67 Kennedy, Blake 32

Kent, Aaron 94

Keown, Ben 77

Keys , Ja'Shauna 67

Khai, Gin 11, 32

Khalaf, Amal 46

Khalil, Khaled 32

Khechfe, Nadia 46

Khual, Khual 58

Khual, Suan 46

Khudhair, Amani 32

Kiehn, Adam 32, I8 I

Kiely, Lisa I 4, 75

Killen , Phenix • 32

Kim, Dae Ho 32, 41

Kim, Soowan 58

King, Isiah 64, 67

Kingston, Rachel 46, I 3 I Kinnison, Cameron 46

Kirkendoll, Haven 46

Kirklin, Marqu is 32

Kirschbaum, Steph en 46

Kirstine, Devin 32

Klem, Darianna 32

Klopp, Delton 32

Knapp, Brianna 58

Knapp-Cuevas, Isabel 68

Knight , Sarah 75

Koch, Benjamin 75

Koch, Cait lyn 68

Kohlei, Jasmine 46

Kosmos , Cody 46

Koung, Nyanong 46

Koung, Sunday 68, 131

Koydakovskiy, Denis 68

Kpaw, Wah 46

Kral, Thomas 46 Kramer, Esperanza 41

Krauel, Danielle 46

Kreifels, Chase 47

Kreifels, Kaley 68

Kreifels, Kayla 68

Kreimer, Sharo n 75, 88, 89 Kroese, Robby 58

Krogh, Hayden 71

Krueger, Rae 68

Kudron, Brodrick 32, I84, I85

Kudron, Jasmine 47

Kuku, Guma 58

Kulovac, Lejla 58

Kuo! , Nyaseb it 58

Ku, Toa 47

Kuznetsov, Dmitry 47

Kyle, Curtis 47

LLacy, Constance 75

Laisy, Athena 58

Lakota, Corrine 32

Lakota, Lenea 32

Lame , Bodie 32, I 16

Lanik, Eve 47

Laravie, Angel 68

Laravie, Makala 68

Laravie, Montoya 58

Laravie, Steve 58

Lar, Paw 32

Larson, Mark 75

Larson , Uta 58

Larue, Chelsie 47

Lasenieks, Ezra 47, 96

Lashley, Danielle 47

Lass , Joshua 58, 95

La, Thanh 32

Lathrop, Tommy 53

Lauren 95

Law, Meh 33

Lawrence, Vivi 47

Leach, Dale 68

Leach, Tasha 53

Leafty, Ryan 68

Leah 116

Leazer, Leonard 58

Leazer, Michae lla 33, 109

Lefeber, Carole 75

Legg-Mccarty, Kim 75

Leick, Janet 75

Leija, Ana 47

Leija , Cristobal 33

Leonard, Christian 68

Le, Peter 58

Le, Rin 33

Le, Tam 33

Le, Thien 33

Le, Trang 58

Le,Van 71

Lesiak, Lauren 68

Lewis , Anthony 68

Lewis, Chanel 68

Lewis , Tiauna 55, 58, 88, 122

Liddy, Morgan 47

Liebers, Shana 33

Liggins , Tatyanna 68

Ligon, Amber 33

Limbach, Paula 75

Lindgren, Laurie 75

Livers, Levi 68

Lockwood, James 33

Lofton, Georgia 58, 131

Logewolf, Bryan 68

Long-Hawkins, Kamaya 47, 125

Longwell, Jillean 68

Lopez , Kimberly 68

Lorraine, Lynnor 75

Loth, Kim 75

Lott, Adrianna 58, 125

Lott, Jazi 47, I 25

Lottman, Andrea 58

Louise, Emma 128

Lovan, Matthew 68

Lovorn , Elena 33, 88, 116

Loya, Cindy 33

Lucas , David 68

Lucas , Julie 47

Luedtke, Celeste 68, 114, 163

Luedtke, Christian 33, 162

Luedtke, Noah 68, 162

Luedtke , Sharill 75, 108, 109

Luera, Juaquin 53

Luethje, John 58

Lujan, Wilmer 58

Lumpkins , Dejuan 41

Luna, Emili Venegas De 63

Lun, Vung 33

Lupo, Jeff 68, I 35

Lupsiakou, Vasili 33

Lussier, Jordan 47

Maas, Tyler 68

Machado, Elvis 33

Mack, Bryan 75

Macke, Mark 75

Mack, Natasha 33

Mai, Dan 33

Maier, Zoe 75

Mai, Sandy 47 , 117, 131

Mai,Tai 21,47

Mai, Vy 71

Majid, Sonoor 58

Majo, Fadhil 59

Majok, Aman 41

Majo, Naji 59

Malcom, Alberto 59, 128 , 133

Maldonado, Eduardo 59

Maldonado, Juan 33

Males, Josh 75

Malone, Hannah 47

Maly, Chris 75, I 79

Mang, Nang 47

Marcial, Christian 163

Marin , Brenda Garcia 29

Markey, Alexandria 68, I 22

Markham, Melia 63

Marr, League 75

Marshall, Garrett 33, I8 I

Marsha ll , Shyann 8, 59

Marshall, Taylor 59

Martin, Adrian St. 52

Martin, Caleb 18, 19, 68,122, 123

Martin, Daniel 47, 97

Martinez, Alyssa 68, 33

Martinez, Daniela 48

Martinez, Emilia 59, 63, 163

Martinez, Emmanuel 48

Martinez, Jesus 48

Martinez, Juana 68

Martinez, Martha 59

Martinez, Stephanie 48

Martinez Suazo, Devin 59

Martinez Suazo, Edwin 59

Martin, Kayla 33, 112, 113

Martin, Kolton 59

Martin, Kristan 59

Maschman, Jayson 59

Mason, Amanda 75

Mason, Joseph 75

Mason, Trevor 48

Mason, Wallace 75

Mason, Wally 108 , 109

Masten, Alexa 68

Masters, Jordan 33

Mathiason, Wendy 77

Mattox, Pierreyal 48

Matzen, Joel 68

Matz, Josh 33, 158, I 59

Maughan, Marissa 59

Maw, Erin 68

Maxwell, Nicko las 59

May, Brigeth Waldo 63

Mayhew, Jonathan 59

Mayorga, Rebeca 41

McAlister, Sydney 68

McBride, Apassia 59

McCall, Lauren 68, 95 , 131

McCarter, Austin 59

Mccarter, JT 48, 93

McClain, Angel 48

McClain, Jason 68

McClain, Zachery 33

McClung, Paula 71, 75

McCombs, Jame 48

McConnell, Victoria 59

McCray, Bryce 68

McDonald, Trinity 48

McDowell, Tanaya 68

McGhee, Patrick 33

McGinn, Deborah 14, 75, 83, 90, 178

McGinnis, Rachel 33

McGrath, Corbin 33

McG rath, El izabeth 68

McIntosh , Maya 68

McKathnie, Laurie 77

McKinney, Mikay la 48

Mclachlan, Trevor 59, 162

Mcmahon-Cole, Hana 85

McMahon-Cole, Hana 48 , 98

McMorris, Jesse 33

McNally, Drake 33

McS hannon, Isaiah 48

McShannon, Joseph 68

Medina , Dave 77

Medina-Jordan, Elisia 15 , 54, 59, 154 Medina, Julia 59

Medina, ulia I 85

Medrano, Fatima Sanchez 70 Meh, Bu 33

Meh, Phre 34

Memeti , Fatmir 48

Memeti, Jetmir 34

Memeti, Leonila 68

Menard, Zoe 68

Mendez, Arilene 48

Mendieta, Luis Gonza lez 66

Mendoza, Antonio McCloskey 48

Mendoza , Jazmine 34, 93

Mendoza, Rafael 59

Mercado, Bryan Mejia 48 Mercado, Jose 34

Merliss, Rachele 59, 132

Merrick, Carlos 68

Meskin , Baran 59

Meyer-King, Jazmin 68, 154

Meyer, Shaunna 75

Meyer, Yvonne 75

Meza, Mila 34

Michalski , Alivia 59

Michalski, Jake 34

Michalski , Wade 59

Midd leton, Maygen 59, 89

Mikkelsen, Britton 48, 109

Miles , Jordyne 68

Miller, Ali 69

Miller, Felicity 41

Miller, Madeleine 48

Miller, Nathan 59

Miller-Schell, Andrew 59 Milleson , Colton 69 Milligan, Kaileb 69

Millsap, Ar iel 48, 91, 125

Mindieta, Brandon Virgen 40 Minnitte, Torri 59 Mitchell, Devion 41 Mitchell, Se'Vahn 69 Mitchell, Shaequan 59 Mittelstadt, Presley 48

Mohammed, Berivan 11, 48 Mohr, Sage 34

Molzen , Arianna 59

Montez, Adriana 34

Montez, Em il y 48

Montoya, Luis 48

Moo , Dee 34, 92

Moo, Der Lwe 59

Moo, Eh Krey 48

Moo, Eh Nay 34

Moo, Lwel 34

Moo, Paw 48, 63

Moo, Paw ler 34

Moo, Pia eh 34

Moore, Andrew 48

Moore, Madi so n 69

Morales, Mayra Camacena 55

Moreno, Anton io Carrillo 55

Morey, Matthew 69, 162

Morgan, Amana h 69, I 63

Morgan, Josiah 59

Morigeau, Dasha 48

Morris, Shanya 69

Morse, Cody 34, I64, I65

Morton, Liam 69

Mosby, William 34,117,132.133

Mosco, Aryon 34

Motton, Kaneesha 34, 93

Moyer, Jordan 59, I35

Mudundulu, Maluba 12, 60, 109

Mueri, Jeff 77

Mughalzai , Silai 34

Muhammad, Khaleefa 34, 158, 159 Muhammad, Malaik IS , 34,154

Mullins , Sandy 34

Mu, Naw Mu 49

Mundall, Ashley 35,181

Munger, Marsha 76

Murphy, Nevin 35

Murry, Steven 60

Muse, Dashon 60

Musito, Yuritzy 69

Musito, Yuritzy Yunue Bonilla 71

Mustafic, Almedina 60

Myers , Hayden 60

Myers, Jacob 69

Myers, Jason 76

Myers , Reagan 35, 178

NNaff, Ami 35

Naser, Zhiman 35

Naslin, Nikita 49

Nasuku, Aline 35

Nava, Alfredo Gonzalez 29

Nava, Maite Nava 35

Ndayishimiye, Paul 69

Ndayishismiye, Jacqueline 35

Neal, Robert 77

Neeley, Durango 60

Nelsen, Elizabeth 49

Nelson, Christian Stoneall- I3 Nelson, Deanna 60

Newbury, Dallas 49

Newcomer, Marjean 76

Newman, Jevaughnte 69

Ngo, Andy 6, 14 , 49 Ngoh, Rawson 60, 178

Ngo, Selena 60, 113 Ngo, True 35

Nguyen, Anh 60

Nguyen, Bao 35

Nguyen, Binh 49

Nguyen, Connie 60

Nguyen, Cuong 60

Nguyen, Danny 35

Nguyen, Dat 35, 69

Nguyen, Gianna 69

Nguyen, Hoa 49

Nguyen, Hoang 49

Nguyen, Huong 35

Nguyen, Johnny 69, 165

Nguyen, Khang 69

Nguyen, Khoa 8, 49

Nguyen, Linh 35, 98, 99

Nguyen, Loe 49

Nguyen, Ngan 35, 98

Nguyen, Peter 69

Nguyen, Phuoc 35

Nguyen, Quang 11, 49

Nguyen, Quynh Nhu 35

Nguyen, Sandy 35

Nguyen, Tam 35, 49 , 69

Nguyen, Thu 35, 49

Nguyen, Thuy Anh 60

Nguyen, Tien 35

Nguyen, Tony 69

Nguyen, Van 76

Nickel, Mark 35

Niemann, Gage 35, 134, 167

Niemoth, Ronald 60

Nikiya Giger 107

Nilsen, Dakota 69

Nimely, Sarafina 69

Noble, Dan 76, I58

Nooka, Avinash 60

Noriega, Jesus 35

Northup, Creighton 41

Novak, Jake 60

Npimnee, Tedum 69, 114

Nunez, Melissa Moreno 59

Nwe, Hla 60

Nyberg, Catherine 60, I07

Nyberg, Sarah 69

0Obermueller, Trevor 49, 122 , 123

Ochoa, Ashley 60

Ochoa, Eli 71

Oetken, Jill 76

Ogburn, Breanna 49, I35

Ogburn, Kaela 41

Ogden, Tiffany 76

Ogden, Trip 49

Ojeda, Sandra 35

Okeng, Isaac 60

Okeng, Lord 41

Okeng, Walker 49

Okereke, Elizabeth 76

Okereke, Liz 89

Olguin, Jonathan 165

Olney, Kiersten 60

Olsen, Chayse 49

Olson, Joshua 49

Omar, Fablin 69

Oppegard, Corbin 15, 60

Ordaz, Mariel Gonzalez 29

Oregel, Enrique 60

Oregel, Nicole 69

Orellana, Hugo 76

Ornelas, Bibiana 69

Orozco, Mike 69

Orozco, Peter Vega 62

Ortega, Jonathan 69

Ortega, Jonathan Fuentes 66

Ortiz, Estefani Renteria 7 I

Ortiz, Lia 60, 131, 135

Ortiz, Yesenia Lemus 47

Osborn, Andrew 60

Osorio, Carrie 49

Osorio, Iris 35

Osorio, Joyce 36, 95

Osorio, Joyce I54

Ossenkop, Mariana 69

Ostiguin, Alejandro 36

Ostiguin, Alex 60

Ostojic, Dona 60

Oteghem, Eric Van 62

Othling, Hunter 6, 49

Othman, Ahmed 20, 36, 181

Othman, Mahmoud 60, 85 Otto, Haleigh 69

Owusu-Ansah, Frank 49

Padilla, Jaqueline Castillo 55

Pageler, Rachel 49

Paice, Trevor 49

Pai , Yeh Mi 36

Palmer, Jazlyn 60

Palmer-Tonniges, Austin 60

Pappas, Brody 69

Parker, Jadyn 69

Parks, Keiteyana 49, SO

Patenaude , Jacob 60

Patterson, Janice 76

Paudel, Abi 36, 98

Pau , Suan 60, 165

Pavey, Brianna 36

Pavey, Jamie 71

Paw, Hser 60, 69

Paw, Kmwe 36

Paw, La 36

Paw, Lay Yay 71

Paw, Toa 41, SO

Paw, Wah 36

Payne, Justyn 60

Peake, Avery SO

Pecina, Ana 36

Pecina, Maricsa 69

Pedrosa, Celia Rodriguez 70

Peery, Andraya 36

Peery, Nathan 60

Pelayo, Victoria I0

Penas, Bryan 76, I08

Pence, Nathan 60

Perdomo, Emanuel 36

Perez, Diana 60

Perez, Eduardo Lopez 47

Perez, Heladio 98

Perez, Jacquelyn Barron 64

Perez, Jose Blanco 56

Perez, Jose Lopez 47

Perez, Jose Pablo Martinez 41

Perez -Juarez, Ivonne 60

Perez-Pesina, Heladio SO, 162

Perry, Sierra SO

Pershing , Christine 36

Peters, Aron 60

Peterson, Andrew 36

Peterson , Damian 60

Peterson, Mandy 76, 8 I

Peterson, Sara 60, 13 I

Pflum, Leah 36

Pham , Dang 41

Pham, Shannon 60

Pham , Tracey 60

Phan, Daniel 36

Phan, Thien 2 I, SO

Phan, Vincent 60

Philippi, Elizabeth 69, I3 I

Philippi, Kylie 50, 106

Phillip, Isaac 61

Phillips, Kenny 36, 134

Phillips, Renan 69

Phillips, Ron I34, 135

Phillips, Spencer 36

Philllips, Kenny 134

Philippi, Kylie 131

Phipps, Austin 50

Phipps, Collin SO

Pierce, Jeff 76, 111 , I54

Piersol, Roxanna 69

Pierson , Rachel 69

Placzek, David 36, 84, 85, 178

Plettner-Nelson , Glenda 76

Plugge, Sarah SO

Podraza , Genevieve 36

Poe , Wah 61

Polivka, Aidan 69

Ponce, Vanessa Carmona 55

Pond, Jake 61

Pool, Roman 6 I

Porter, Kishon 69

Powell, Jacob 61

Powell, Tristan 69

Powers, Hailey 70

Powers, Megan 36, I3 I

Prange, Mikayla 36

Prasek, Joe 41

Prather, Martiez 70

Prentice, Bryan 50

Preus, Schuyler 61

Prinsloo, Jenny SO

Pritchard, Hunter 14, 50

Procacina, Danyale 36, 181

Proctor, Delano 6 I

Puentes , Jessica 6 I

Puentes, Jonathan Castaneda 65

Pumel, Terrance 41

Punteney, Eugene 41

Pur, Nyaleiny 70

Putnam, Sean 76, 108

Putty, Brooke 36 116, 121

Qadir, Shazia 21, 36

Qasim, Nahlah 36

Quattrocchi, Vincent 41

Quinn, Dante 36

Quinn, Rian SO

RRadcliffe -Hines, Dom 36

Radcliffe, Noah 61

Rainey, Charity 77

Ramos, Angelica 70

Ramos , Irma Cortez 43

Ramos-Mancilla, Irma 10, 70

Ramos, Marco 50

Ramsay, Astrid 36, I82

Rashidi , Blaise 37, 88 Rashidi , Marlene 50, 11 7

Ratumaimuri , Sasha 7 1

Ratumaimuri, Tony SO

Rau , Wendy 76 .Ray, Daiquanda 37 Redwine, Marcus 76

Reed, Emily I2, 61 Reh , Lu SO

Reh, Su 37

Reiger!, Trevor 37

Reineke , Zoe 50, 125

Reis, Markeil 61 Reis , Mar'Ke isha 37, 116 Rempfer, Beth 76, 90 Renning , Lori 76, 91 Renteria, Lexi 70

Renteria, Ricardo Diazde Leon 41 Restuccia, Ashley 70, 163 Reynolds, Jovahna 61 Reynolds , Kesha 70 Reynolds , Nykesha 131 Rezac, Sarah SO Rhadshi , Marlene 107 Rhian, Jim 37, 97

Rhodes, Deavonna 70 Ridgley, William 37

Rik.Ji, Laura 76

Rinke , Nick 37, 165 -Rios, Ariana Rodriguez 61 Ritter, Kragen 53 Ritz, Tim 41

Rivers , Sage 50 Roach , Marion SO Roach , Paige 6 I Roberts, Alyssa SO Roberts, Sean 41

Robinson, Jayquawn SO Robinson, Kaylee 70 Robinson , Sierra SO Robinson, Tyler 61 Roddick, Anita 109

Rodriguez , Alejandra 50 Rodriguez, Brandon 61, 63 Rodriguez, Gabriela 70, I3 I Rodriguez, Hannah 37 Rodriguez, Jovani 61 Rodriguez, Le'tia 41 Rodriguez , Magali SO Rodriguez , Maribel Vega 52 Rodriguez, Maximina 50 Rodriguez Sidgman, Carla 9 Rodriquez, Erika Vega 62

Rodriquez Del Rio, Luis 6 I Rogers, Jasmin 61

Rolanda , Scurlock 77

Roman -Pe rez, Uriel SI

Romero, Roberto 5 I

Romo, Andrew 37

Roper, Will 6, 51

Rosenau, Andrew 70, 135

Ross, Aliecia 5 I

Rotert, Dillon 134

Rotert, Dylan SI, 134

Rothwell, De Anthony 6 I

Rowen-Wilken, Dalton 70, 165

Ruelas, Marissa 70

Ruelas, Victor 61, I 16

Ruiz, Ricardo 5 I

Russell, Cu rtis 37

Russell, Nidgah 5 I

Ryan, Jim 7, 95

sSachtleben, Theodore SI

Sakilla, Abraham 61

Sakilla, Rebecca 5 I

Salahaldin, Shahab 61

Saleh, Ali 61

Saleh, Havin 37

Salem, Judd 67, 70

Salloom, Ali 70

Salter, Blake SI

Salvage, Aaron I08

Samsel, Elaine 37, 178

Sanchez, ltahi 37,178,179

Sanchez, Jessica Santiago 70

Sanchez, Jose Fajardo 28

Sa nchez, Leah SI

Sanchez, Marisol 61

anchez, Yesenia Santiago 70

Sandberg, Todd 76

Sandin, Alex 5 I

Sand, ancy 76

Sangoyele, Kadeja 37

Saporta, Virginia 76

Sargent, Jenay 5 I

Saric, Milica 37

Sawo, Koryan 37

Sawyer, Sable 37

Say, Khu 61

Say, Kio 61

Say, Paw 61

Say, Ree 61

Say, Toa 37

Schaaf, Jacqueline 37, 121

Schaaf, Matthew 70

Schack, Paul 61,128,129,178

Schaffer, Marilyn 76

Schildt, Ethan 61

Sch lake, Charlot 76

Schmit, Jacob 37

Schneider, Colleen 77

Schneider, Isabel 61

Schneider, Jacob 76, 90 Schneider, Tayler 61

Schoenmaker, Aaron 70

Schoonover, Mollie 38, I63

Schreiber, Ben 70

Schubert, Annemarie 70

Schubert, Marie 163

Schulke, Chantrey 38

Schultz, Channing 61

Schultz, Tim 61

chulz, Erik 38, 162

Schuman, Bayley 70

Schuster-Graff, Mary 76

Schuurmans, Race 5 I, 166

Schwabe, Amray 70

Schwartman, Talia 62

Scott, Christian 7 I

Scott, Damion 7 1

Scott, Destiny 70

Scotto, Michael 38, 109, 117

Scott, Steve 38

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