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Through the years a lot has changed in Lincoln Northeast high school. The buildin g has taken a big change along with the students and faculty that walk these halls. Seventy years ago this school was built, and brought differe nt parts of the city together. And today the school has a wide variety of people. From your first day walking in as a freshmen to your last day walking out as a senior, you will • have seen Northeast change in some kind of way whethe r it be changes with the building, curriculum, students, or teachers. Your 2010-2011 Yearbook Editor; Kari Molinaro

Opening

You look back to freshmen year and think abou t how fast the past 3 years went. But now you are counting down the days to graduation instead of the days unti I senior year. You are over high school and ready to start a new chapter of your life. Senior year goes by fast • but it can be an easy year for some and a hartj year for most. Your senior year consist of worries of not passing GOP O or getting all your com mun ity service hours done. Anatomy takes up most of your time, if you took the time demanding class. You just do whatever you can to know you are on the right track to graduate. From filling out college applications, deciding where to go, to still managing to get hours in at work and juggling that with school senior year is pretty stressfuI. Although ·it's stressful, it is also a fun packed year. It's the last time you'l l walk these halls with these friends you have known for years, attend the school dances, and cheer fello w classmates on at athletic events. It's a bittersweet good-bye but the memories you made will last forever. By: Kari Molin aro

Seniors

Do n't be lazy - Kelsey Zessin Do n't play around yo ur freshman, sophmore and jun ior year and yo ur senior year wil l be a breeze - Missy Buchholz Do yo ur wo rk and try yo ur hardest no t to fall behind, it's hard to get back up - Ma li Mc qu inn Take GO PO in summer school. .. Your senior year is awefull if you do n't - Kramer Andersen Wo rk hard and get involved, bu t most im portantly make every single mo me nt co un t - Claire Borer Do n't Skip - Doha Toma Still challenge yourself. Everyone wants to slack and have an easy senior year bu t wh y get yourself behind? - Kelsay Sanchez Embrace senioritis - Alex Svehla Do yo ur ho me wo rk all 4 years. Grades are a huge factor when looking at colleges Alex Thorson Enjoy the year because it goes qu ick - Wi ll Sailors

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Seniors

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Amanda Triplette

Mary Truong

Seniors

Wha t is your favorite memory of High School? One of my favorite memories was winn ing homecoming freshmen year - Jasmine Coleman Whe n I hit the buzzer beater against Pius right before halftime Kellen Coon Southeast vs. Northeast football game - Tut Kailech Bus rides home from winn ing games - James Hall 10 people packing into Tayler Applebees car at lunch and going throu ght the alleys - Shay Smith Going to New York City for band trip - Eric Lott Pep rally where Mr. Brooks battle danced against some of the football players - Cind y Galdamez Anything Taylor Vaderzee says Brittany Cvitak

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It's official we are upperclassmen. No more being considered annoying or immature. Not only that but ·we also can go out to eat and choose what we want for lunch instead of having to stay i!} with less options. Looking back at sophomore and freshman year makes it shocking at how far we have come and how quickly the years have gone by. Then we are looking forward and suddenly our stomach gets crunched up into a knot with the thought of being a senior in less than a year. We now have to start thinking more about what we want to do after high --...■.~!!!!!!~~=~!!!! school and what college we plan on attending. It's mindblowing and flabbergasting. To sum it all up we are constantly hustling from school activities, to work, _and last but not least homework. Teachers seem to be tough on you with schoolwork and push you to do your best especially since you only have one more year to impress the rest. By: Benen Al-Hussein

Junior Intro

Wha t do you like most abou t Norhteast? Spirit Wee k - Nya Koang The Diversity - Ryan Nicholson What's not to like - Meik a Amo ry The LNE Strutters - Tanner Seidel The Marc hing Band - Kayla Schmidt Mr. Brooks - Devin Svoboda The pride all the students have - Jesse Rall The school spirit - Shelby Kouba Classes, Clubs, Teachers Javiera Garri do The peo le and the teachers are always nice and understanding - Olivia Anderson Having PLC's on Tuesday's - Marisa Garver

Juniors

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In a hospital helping my patients - Peter Bui A good paying job that I love and married, maybe kids! - Chelsea Cox Living in a large house in Austrialia banking money Linnea Lindquist Just graduatiing college with a degree in pharmacy and marrying my lovely boyfriend and having children. (Four to be exact) - Mattie Wenzl Living in a dumpster behind a McDonalds - Eric Macke At the grammy's thanking Dr. Brandt for making wait til I was graduated to kiss a girl - Kevin Lewis Body Builder - Jordan Schroer A cook working in a fancy restaurant - Anthony Masters

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3 Words that describes your Junior year? Frustrating, Fun, Mem orable - Hannah Applebee Hard, Hectic, Happy Colby McPike Funny, Cool, Friends Math ew Hillm an Hom ewor k, Stress, Good Friends - Mitch Snyder Busy, Changing, Fantabulous - Mackenzie Ray Audacious, Muni ficen t, Omin ous - Anna Towle Drama, Drama, Drama Diam ond Tuttle Exciting, Busy, And - Jessica Bohken Suprising, Fun, Hard - Joey McCr ight Exciting, Stressful, Crazy Emily Reed Fun, Kinda and interesting boring - Katherine Ortega

Juniors

Wha t teacher has had the most impa ct on you? Mrs. Hille r - Tayler Seidel Mr. Funk - Maranda Decker Mrs. Mathias - Joshua Mechuron Mrs. Vercillino - Ashton Steckelberg Mr. Brooks - McKayla Clark Mr. Mac & Mr. Grothen Alex Lee Mrs. Skorupa - Lauren Bell Mr. Grothen - Vita Gvozdik Mr. Skoda - Darbie Townsley Mrs. Jensen - Bayleigh Collins Mrs. Ha Slade

Mrs. Marsh - Amanda Jaswal

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Wh at did you like best abo ut your Junior year? Going out to lunch - Tanner Logan The weekends - Ashkor Eckzal Going out to lunch - Ma tt Zessin To be honest, I thin k I'm not liking it very much Josh Smallfoot Being an upperclassman Jordyn Heiser Me t great people and i made some amazing friends. My jun ior year so far is the best. Alright I mean, I started the year out at Arts & Humanities and I'm back at Northeast full time now - Cadence Hernandez

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That you're not considered an underclassman anymore - Lexy Ginger I thin k it's easy - Riki Gary

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Juniors

Basically, you have the crappy end of the deal. Yes, it's one plus up from being fresh "meat," but you don't get any of the bonuses. You still have to eat in, you might still be waiting for the big one six, you have the same lanyard design as the freshmen, you can't wait to park in the lot, and you finally want to be called an upperclassmen. Then again ... you aren't considered annoying and short like the freshmen, you aren't studying 24/7 like the juniors, and you don't have to dread college applications like the seniors. However the sophomore class still stands out awkwardly in the high school hierarchy. Becoming an upper classmen next year is something to look forward to. Sure, the academic level of classes will sky rocket, but many new doors will open. You can now ask your big crush to Prom in unforgettable ways, and have many college visits. You will now get the respect you have been waiting for. After all, it is only a matter of time before living the good life, and enjoying all the other perks that being an upper classman has to offer.

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Sophomore Intro

What's one thing you wou Id tell an incoming freshmen about high school? Don't stand in the middle of the hallway, don't be cocky Brian Edwards Just keep your head held high. Never doubt yourself Samantha Campbell Take German - Josiah Fischer It's not middle school - Troy Burdock I would tell them that high school is a lof of fun, but it is really hard an dit prepares you for your future - Janessa Kapke Walk fastly to class - Azia Ellis It's not scary, it's exactly like middle school except with more people. Do your homework! - Andrea Rasmussen You had better be ready to work - Bethani Saley Live it up and be as involved as possible - Abby Wisell

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What is your favorite cafeteria meal? Cheesy breadstick things Troy Burdock Beef yerioky with rice - Liza Fountain French toast with sticks and sausage - Janessa Kapke Breaded chicken sandwhich Andrea Rasmussen Cheese stuffed bread or salad bar - Rudi Richmond French toast sticks - Chelsea Himmelbe rg Chicken anything - Bethanil Staley Chicken - Allison Triplette Chicken - Amber Carlson Popcorn chicken - Arden Cornwell Pizza - Brian Edwards Cookies - Josh Wolfe

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What makes you look forward to next year? Growing up and graduat Andrea Bormley Going out for lunch - Jenna Fletcher Going out to lunch and being a upper classman - Amber Carlson Being and "Upper" classman - Mckenna Newman It's one step closer to getting out of high school - Brian Edwards Football games - Mandy Rathje

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I look foward to being an upper classmen and going out to lunch - Shanna Wolff Driving, going out for lunch Marissa Caffrey

Sophomore

Yeah we can be annoying, loud and obnoxious ...We are the ones who sprint to class everyday but in the end you all were freshmen once. We are the ones who also are valuable to our school even though we are always pushed to the back of our studednt section. We are the ones who bring the "Fresh" into "freshmen," and who get a full day all to themselves. We are the ones who get scared to ask the simplest question to a random person in the hallway. We are the ones who everyone wants to pick on. We are . the ones who everyone is first to blame in a sticky situation. We are the ones who carry everything that upperclassmen are too lazy to do themselves. We are the beginning of a new generation. We are the freshmen, who are about to become newly young, responsible adults, leaders and role models. We wili keep our school spirit high and lead those who are just like us and arrive to take your place. By: Darbie Townsley

Freshmen Intro

What was one of your biggest fears going into high school? Failing some of my classes Bumkuoth Dobuony Bullies and getting lost - e K Kelsey Schwab Not doing good, not making a ton of friends, getting judged Aleigha Werner The work - Nathanial Green .

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What do you like most about being a freshmen? It's fun being a freshman because I'm way younger than everybody in the school - Deja Howard Having lots of friends - Derek Fitznater Passing al I my classes - Mou ch Th is is the only year you get ot

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Freshmen

It is not just the students who keep the valued traditions at Lincoln Northeast High School, but the faculty. They arrive at school before most students, and stay late into the afternoon. The average teacher has five regular classes, and two plan periods. During those plan periods, they create and develop class work, handle noon duty, or help a struggling student. The faculty is committed to the success of every student. Besides just teaching or working, most faculty are involved in the school through other activities. Whether it is sponsoring a club, chaperoning a dance, or going to the football game on Friday night, staff contribute to the school's community. Another unique thing about Lincoln Northeast High School is the tradition of having former students return to the school as teachers, or staff. They, along with the other long time faculty, continue to maintain our school's great traditions. Ofcourse, without these wonderful people our school would not be the same. By:Carter G. Hulinsky 62

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;tading! He's just tight. He's a ~ood example of how teachers :an be sufficient at teaching, )Ut have a great relationship rvith his students. Plus, he's ncredibly smart, so he can mswer everything. It's interestng - Kelsey Sanchez

v\r. Roza, because he made t easier to understand math v\issy Buchholz

\II of my teachers taught me umething different about life ;arah Larson

v\r. Mac, because he taught me o have fun to be laid back and rell if I have to. lol Naymal Bell

v\rs. Johnson (Spanish). She s easy to talk to and down to ~arth. Another teacher is Mr. >tevenson. Even though he is dt he is still a great person \lex Thorson

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What teacher has made the biggest impact on you? Continued Leland "The love train" Jacobs, because he knows his stuff and he is a good human - J. D. Peterson Howell, because she has helped me through a lot. Made me become organized Andrea Riggle Ms. Hrbek, because she's nice, fun to talk to and hilarious - Lawon Ballard Mrs. Skorupa, because she is a great person to go to for advise and she loves to help you understand learning - Michaela Wickolite Ms. Herbek, She's helped me to be a better artist - Jayme Murgas Mr. Glathar, for his support and kindness throughout my four years - Carter Hulinsky

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Whether it's your first homecoming or your last, you always remember something about it. For freshmen it is very special because it is the only dance they can attend without an older classman as a date. Once again, the cheerleaders put on the dance. They spent all morning of the dance decorating the school, from the concourse, all the way to the gym. Along with having the responsibility of decorating, they get to choose the theme. This year was Midnight Masquerade. The decorations were of the French Quarter, skylines, jazz bands, and jokers. Another fun thing about homecoming, is getting the chance to get nominated for homecoming court. This year our royalty consisted of, Natalie Bohac and Michael Cornwell as the freshmen royalty, Melanie Clapp and Kyle Thorsen as the sophomore royalty. Hunter Mcclellan and Braxton Adams for junior royalty, and lastly Brittanie Schrader and Carter Hulinsky as homecoming queen and king. Amanda Jaswal," Homecoming was fun, and I enjoyed being with my friends." By:McKenna Newman and Stephanie Perez

Homecoming

Sports and Spirit

It could definitely not be debated as to whether or not Northeast had one of the best student sections. When students attended the games, they did not just sit and not cheer. I do not even know if I can remember the student section ever being quiet. The cheerleaders and the Star Strutters help keep the enthusiasm. It is our job as a whole student body to support and cheer on our athletics no matter what the score or outcome is. With a little support and spirit for a team, a school can go a long way!

By: Ashlee Slade Sports and Spirit

Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it is much more serious than that. This_year's 2010 • varsity football team has worked long and hard for their achievements. The season started with summer two-a-days, in the 100-degree weather. It all paid off by starting off the season with a four game winning streak. Fullback Dillon Gushard said that coach Smith's hardcore speeches got him and the team pumped up for their games. The streak ended when the team played Southeast, ranked #2, losing in the last seconds of the game due to a controversial call. Wingback . · Russell Batista stated that his best memory was the teams hard fight against Southeast. In the first round of playoffs, the team beat the #5 seed, Omaha Westside. They went into overtime, and had the confidence to go for the two-point conversion, just like the game against Northstar. Making it to the second round of playoffs, for the first time since 2006, they played Millard North. Unfortunately their season came to an end against this #1 seed team. They made it th rough the season with a 7-4 record. All the boys wanted to do was FINISH! By: Kelcy Edstrom, Kelsey Marshall & Ashlee Slade

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Sixteen girls, one • ,.,., ,~rc•,-...., coach, three contacts, one ambition. The team was given 12 weeks to train, to become a family and to reach the ultimate goal of going to state on November 13th. Coach Songster pushed the girls to strive for success 1 this year. New additions were added to the team to make the team even stronger then last year. Senior Molly Snoozy said, "I liked that everyone gets along well and how we're a family on and off the court." Many obstacles were faced for this years team, but they pulled through with an even better record then last years team. Senior Ariel Buhr said " I can't choose one memory, it wou Id just have to be all of the weird mo- _ ....__ ments we had and the laughs that were shared." Senior Ciara H~geholz added, "My favorite memory was our preseason trip up to Wahoo." Over all the volleyball team showed much improvement and ended the season as a runner-up in districts. By: Bayleigh Collins 0

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Golf; a precision dub-and-ball sport, in which competing players, use many types of clubs. Objective to the game: get the ball into a 4 inch hole. Easy enough right? The varsity girls golf team returned this year full strength with four returning varsity members; Melissa MacIntosh, Kelsey Marshall, Shelby Kouba, and Mattie Maclnstosh. Natalie Sercl, a transfer from Pius X, fi Iled the fifth spot on the varsity team. The team enjoyed working with their Coach, Tom Ochsner along with playing together in their tournaments and 'scrambles'. Much improvement was seen from this team compared to last year. The team had three individuals medal this season. Melissa Macintosh medaled at three different events, Kelsey Marshall and Natalie Sercl each medaling at one invite. "I really truly enjoy every aspect of the wonderful game of golf. It really suits my fancy." said Natalie Sercl. The mo.st memorable meet for Shelby Kouba was the East Spartan Invite at Highlands Golf Course. The conditions for the day consisted of blowing rain, winds reaching 25 mph, and a course of difficult landscape. The Northeast girls had a tight district this year fighting for the top three-team spots to make the cut for state. The team traveled to Hastings to .play 18 holes at Lochland Country Club. After finishing the round the girls ended up in 4th by only nine strokes. Although the team couldn't qualify for the second year in a row, Melissa MacIntosh tied for 10th place and continued on to State in Norfolk. By: Kelsey Marshall

Girls Golf

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Boys tennis was stacked this year, with five returners from last years all-star team where everyone made it past their first round . in state. 'This year the boys were faced with new challenges and stiff competition. On October 14th the boys • headed off to Omaha, hoping to conquer state. Matt Schwindt, a senior at #1 doubles reminised on his favorite memory th is season saying, "Beating Fremont's #1 doubles 9 to 7 in the dual was the best." I asked him what was going through his mind to pull out the W, he claimed, "I didn't want • to see Jon Hawkins cry over the loss." Dan Kreuzberg and Ku rt Berchtold won their first round in state in the # 2 doubles categorey. When asked about his favorite part of state, junior Dan Kruzberg replied, "It was fun to watch the· finals because they had so much talent and determination." As the tennis season wrapped up, the boys hoped for another strong season next year. By: Emily Bachman

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"You can fight with out ever winning a race. But never win a race, without • a fight." The boys on the varsity cross country team ran in nine difficult meets this year, and in each and every one they gave there all. "I joined XC because i love to run and I love how it mentally cha Ilenges you." says sophomore Daniel Otto. Some of the boys best bonding time was during the route days, "Running 8-10 miles gives you a lot of time to talk. A lot of time to get to know your team!" chimed in the team. Having four coaches, including two of our very own, Mr. John Snoozy and Mr. Jeff Hansen, each one of the. boys improved there race times dramaticly by the end of the season. The boys of our cross country team are already setting goals for next years season, and looking forward to reaching new heights. By: Lauren Bell

Boys Cross Country

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Kearny Invite

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"Running is the greatest metaphor for Iife because you get out of it what you put into it." Oprah Winfrey once said. Lincoln Northeast's varsity cross country team certainly put a lot into their practices, running many difficult speed workouts, and up to 10 miles consecutively. "Blood, sweat, and tears. We had it all. We worked our rearends off like crazy, and never gave up." Nicole Bentzinger said when asked about the team. Before each race the girls wou Id get into a circle, grab hands, and Pamela McLeod wou Id say a prayer. "The prayer gets us pumped up, and modivates us to run our best," senior Skyler Beard said. The girls spent ti me in the bus and at spaghetti feeds to bond. Almost every girl agreed that th is years Omaha Bryan Invite was the most fun. Together they collected 6 medals! Everyone on the team is looking forward to next year, and have a goal to make it as a team to state. By: Lauren Bell

Varsity Girls Cross Country

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The LN E varsity softball team had a good season over. all. Despite losing some games, they came out having fun, bonding as friends, and not just teammates. The girls didnt make it to state but, they i ~~:J:; played well. When asked what her favorite thing about softball was senior Linsdey Dill said, "Its very unpredictable! Thats what makes it exciting. Someone could hit a home run at bat then strike out the next." The girls had good chemistry, and and got along. They improved a lot from last year, had fun and ended up with a great season.

By: Asija Arnautovic

Special thanks to Michelle Cox for the photos.

Girls Softball

2 3 4 5 6 7

9 10 13 14 19

Sarah Larson Chelsea Cox Sydney Webb Brandy Singleton Elisa Huff Robyn Sullivan Ashton Steckelberg Justin Karr Marisa Garver Jocelyn Wittrock Morgan Fluent Lindsey Dill

P/IF

11 10 12 12 12 11 10 11 12 10 12

OPPONENT LNE

OPP

OF IF OF IF/OF P/IF IF IF C IF IF

Head Coach: Kari Amen Assistant 'Coaches: Lorene Kramer, Lori Adams, Angie Gee, Chuck Adams, Kirk Svendsen Student Manager: Ashleigh Watson

Norfolk Columbus Fremont Grand Isaland Plus X Southeast Lincoln East Northstar Southwest Lincoln High Kearney

Girls Softball

Th is season the Lady Rockets basketball team had four returning starters from last years team. When the Lin.coin Journal Star preseason ratings came out, the girls were ranked number eight in class A. • With their wins ranging from East, to North Star, to Millard North, it is safe to say the Lady Rockets started on top and ended on top. Senior Molly Snoozy was asked what her favorite team bonding activity was and she replied, "When we turn music on, and all dance together." The girls varsity basketball team this year was full of a wide variety of ladies. It included three freshmen, six sophomores, three juniors, and summed it up with four seniors. Thankfully, they all molded well together in a matter of time. This resulted in a winning season, and a new sisterhood. Chante' Williams, a senior, has been on the varsity team for four years. When we asked her why she had such a love for the game, she answered, "I just grew to love it. You're always playing different people, and making new friends, which has made it really fun." Intimidation plays a big role in the sport of basketball. The Lady Rockets not only overcame the intimidation of the game, but they conquered their competition while doing so. This tends to prove that basketball helps reveal character. By: Emily Bachmann & Rob Sherrill

Girls Varsity Basketball

Name/Grade

. Date

Molly Snoozy Chante' Williams Rachel Gordon Brittany Cvitak Brianna Craig Lizzy Aylward Korissa Clark-Jennings Devin Edwards Tayce Debrie Madi Francis Megan Hite Tarae Dowd kilah Akbar Toni Tupper aci Edwards Morgan Ewing

Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen

Student Managers: Tori Eppens Taylor Liesmeyer bby Pensick Chase Wolinski

Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen

Opponent

Early Bird Classic 12/3&4 Columbus 12/10 Omaha Northwest 12/11 North Star 12/17 Norfolk 12/18 12/28,29,&30 HAC Holiday Tournament Kearney 1/7 East 1/8 Grand Island 1/14 Omaha Westside 1/15 Lincoln High 1/21 Elkhorn 1/22 Pius X 1/27 North Platte 1/29 Southwest 2/4 Papillion-LaVista 2/5 Freemont 2/11 Southeast 2/15 2/22,24,&25 Districts

3/3,4,&5

STATE

COACH BARTEK

Girls Varsity Basketball

"Basketball does not build character, it reveals it." The Northeast boys worked hard during this season. Senior Mitch Pepmuller laughed, "All we do is run, run, run no matter what." They spent many hours everyday in the gym practicing drills and perfecting their shots. "We believe in working hard everyday, and working together to get the job done," senior Dillon Gushard said. Before game rituals include sitting in the locker room and thinking about what they need to get done during the game. Many of the boys get pumped up by listening to hardcore music or just tuning everything out. All of the boys agreed they were a very tight knit team and got along well. They never put each other down and always encouraged each other to do the best they could. The boys all spent time together both on and off the court. Being good friends helped them play even more as a team during games and practices. "Once on the way home from a victorious game, we rapped together in the back of the bus. That's has got to be my favorite memory of this season," senior Derek Hoodjer said. Each of the returning boys agree that they are looking forward to playing next year, and improving their fundamentals. They all hope that the team is as close next year as it was this year. By: Lindsey Lesoing & Lauren Bell

Boys Varsity Basketball

NAME/CLASS 1. Corey Jones, Junior 2. Kellen Coon, Senior 3. Con nor Arno ld, Senior 4. Con nor Bool, Junior 5. Tut Kalie k, Senior 6. Puot Kudhot, Senior 7. Chaz Ginger, Senior 8. Jordan Krahn, Senior 9. James Hall, Senior 10. Jordan Brown, Senior 11, Jordan Schroer, Junior 12. Derek Hoo djer, Senior 13. Mitc h Pepmuller, Senior 14, Mat t Pepmuller, Junior 14. Dillo n Gushard, Senior

OPP ONE NT AH

11/27 11/27 12/3

LSW/LPX/LNE LSW/LPX/LNE EARLY BIRD CLASSIC (LNE vs. MN)

OPP ONE NT AH

1/15

OMA HA WESTSIDE

1/20

LINC OLN HIGH

1/22

ELKHORN

1/28

LINC OLN Pl US X

12/4

EARLY BIRD CLASSIC (LNE vs NORFOLK)

1/29

NOR TH PLATTE HIGH SCH OOL

12/10

COLU MBU S

2/3

LINC OLN SOUTHWEST

12/11

OMA HA NOR THW EST

2/5

PAPILLION-LAVISTA

12/16

LINC OLN NOR TH STAR

2/11

FREMONT

12/18

NOR FOLK

2/18

LINC OLN SOU TH EAST

12/28

HAC HOL IDAY TOU RNA MEN T

2/26

HAC HOL IDAY TOU RNA MEN T

3/1

12/29 12/30

HAC HOL IDAY TOU RNA MEN T

1/7

KEARNEY

1/8

LINC OLN EAST

1/14

GRA ND ISLAND

2/28 3/10 3/11 3/12

Boys Varsity Basketball

Wrestling is one of the most complex, confusing, and exciting sports to watch. Unless you frequently attend meets, the scoring system can make you scratch your head in wonder. Thankfully, it is easy to catch on and en joy. Wrestling teaches discipline and determination. With all the pressure to stay within a weight class, a lot of wrestlers tend to shy away from junk food prior to weighing in. For many teenage boys, this can be more difficult than expected. The boys on the team were full of heart, and had a strong desire to win. Many of the wrestlers say that the season was long, full of hard work, but worth it. They had a good season full of laughs and memories. Junior Jerred Fox said, "Well, I've worked hard and I have the best record right now, and that was my goal. I try to be the best I can be." All of the boys on the team worked hard to acheive their own personal goals, and goals as a team. They wou Id probably all agree that they all succeeded. With a tough year full of triumphan·t wins, and tragic losses, the boys gained more than just statistics. These determined boys gained a team, and family. By: Alex Stenka

Varsity Wrestling

ohn Bland aron Hlavaty Sam Ayars Marcus Snyder Coach Josh Atanasu Marcus Brees hmed Mohamed Casey Stuart Malcolm Shepard anner Woodwar d oe Remaklus Derek Bauer

Alex Mattox Ty Novotny Zach Carner Jerred Fox A.ndrew Christianson Steve Burns Alex Wade Jeremy Fox Taylor Mort Nick Schneider .Braden Topil Taylor Shaw Caleb Loos

Head Coach Dwain Borchers Coach Matt Schmidt Coach Colby Myers Coach Steve Burns Kiesa Jensen-Student Manager Brittanie Schrader-Student Manager udrey Wisell- Student Manager

Date

Meet

12/4

Omaha North Invitational

12/11

Bellevue East Invite

12/15

Lincoln Southwest

12/18

Ralston Invite

12/31

Creighton Prep Invite

1/6

Lincoln East

1/13

Lincoln High

1/22

Midwes t Classic

1/27

Millard South

1/29

Norfork Invite

2/5

Heartland Conference

2/12

District

Varsity Wrestling

This years Girls swim team has been working hard in and out of the water. Training not only there bodies but also there minds. The girls have been pushed to new limits with the recent addition of two new coaches. Katie Davis taking over the assistant coaching postition and Kayla Torski taking the Head diving coach position. Junior Christine Cullinane states "Last year was fun but this year is alot more intense." The girls had high hopes for this years swim team and with support of their coaches and teammates they new it could be done. This year the girls have been alot closer and more supportive towards each ones success. The girls team had another high amount of wins for th is winter season. Senior Captain Claire Borer states " my favorite moment this season was partying on the bus ride home from Beatrice, " The girls try to get everyone pumped up before the meets by blasting there music and fist pumping to the beat "states Junior Jessica Bohlken. They won Eight out of the eleven dual meets this year. "Before each race Im nervous and then as soon as i here the buzzer and I dive in all the nerves just go away." Say Senior Melissa McIntosh. EAch girl has there own way of preparing for a race but that will never stop the tradition. Before every meet the girls huddle up on deck and say a cheer. Junior Bayleigh Collins says "The cheer is just a way to release all of our nervous energy and put it into something of meaning." By: Bayleigh Collins

Girls Varsity Swimming

lebee

Claire Borer

11 •

Northeast vs. Beatrice

12/ 2/1 0

Northeast vs. Om aha Duc h-

12/ 9/1 0 12/ 14/ 10

Am ber Carlson

Northeast vs. Lincoln High

shle Carlson

Southeast Invite

12/ 18/ 10

Collins

Northeast vs. Southwest

1/3/11

LNE vs. Elkhorn/Hastings

1/7 /11

1/8/11

11 • 11

Northeast vs. Grand Island

1/10/11

Cot ter Invite

1/15/11

Katie Duf f

Emil Green

Northeast vs. Southeast

1/18/11

Kara Gui ttar

Northeast vs. Nor th Star

1/21/11

Kendra Kot tme er

Northeast vs. Fremont

1/25/11

Northeast vs. East

2/1 /11

Heartland Conference (LSW)

2/11 /-2/12/11

Melissa McI nto sh

Brittan Parker

Paige Riegsecker

Al ssa Rosenlof

. ____ -Brittan Wil son

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Girls Varsity Swimming

Swimming; the method in which humans move their bodies through water. Diving into the water c1nd swimming from point A to point B in a big blue liquid . The sport of swim ming in itself is not as easy as it sounds. With swimmers impro ving their stroke and technique they shred off seconds in the events. This year the Rocket boy's swim team came back with a greater amou nt of numbers and depth as well as an improved skill level. Many of the boys said they warm up and focus before their race. For many of the boys, music is their key to prep for a sucessful race. Although a lot of nerves rush through thier bodies and minds they never lose their focus. When 11 asked Wha t do you do to prep for a race?", Freshman, Kyle Thorson said, "I warm up and focus. I always make sure my goggles are on tight! " Out of the many events with differ ent stroke and length, the 100 Fly is Sophomore, Brian Edwards' favorite. Brian said, "Fly is my favorite event because I am good at it." The Rockets work ed hard together to achieve the same comm on goals; get better and achieve success. From work ing together the team bonded and became close with one another. With the team f u I of friends and good people, pranks put on by the other teammates were always fun and entertaining, said some of the boys. The boys swi mteam worked hard this season and improved a lot over the three month season. By: Kelsey Marshall

Boys Varsity Swimming

ams bee

11 12 10 10

Qu in to n Foster

Jordan Goeschel

12 12

10 Trever Helms

11 10 11 9

Cla ton Pau Ison

12 9 10

Trevor Sandford

9 11

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I Northeast vs. Beatrice I Northeast vs. Lewis Central I Northeast vs. Lincoln Hi h I Southeast Invite I Northeast vs. Southwest I LNE vs. Elkhorn/Hastin s Ralston Rela s

I Northeast vs. Grand Island

12 /2 /1 0 12 /9 /1 0 12 /1 4/ 10 12 /1 8/ 10 1/3/11 1/7/11 1/8/11 1/10/11

I Cotter Invite I Northeast vs. Southeast I Northeast vs. Northstar I Northeast vs. Fremont I I Northeast vs. East

1/15/11

Heartland Conference I (LSW)

2/11-2/12/11

I State (Devaney)

1/18/11 1/21 /11 1/25/11 2/1 /11

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Being apart of the track Lincoln Northeast track team, is like being a part of one big famrly. Although the boys all participate in different events they are always there to support each other through their competitions. The varsity team is made of about 20 boys, competing in 18 different events. Depending on the week the boys compete in up to four events per meet. When asked, Tut said that he did track for two reasons. "The track meets are a lot of fun, and i get to meet girls" Both Taylor Applebee and Corey Jones agreed that the 4x400 meter relay is their favorite event. "Its the last race, and the whole team is at the line to support us. Theres nothing better then being able to hear your team screaming for you." Taylor then smiled and added, "That race is what makes you man!" Each of the boys had different 'favorite memories' from this track season. Senior Mitch Pepmuller shared, "My favorite practice this year was when me and Chaz turned on the throwing field sprinklers." By: Lauren Bell

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Varsity Boys Track

Me et

Date

NW U Invite

3/ 18

LNE Relays

3/24

LPS Ind oor

3/ 31

Grand Island Invite

4/ 7

Papillion-La Vista South Track Invite

4/ 14

Nor folk Invite

4/ 22

LPS Cha mpi ons hip

4/ 28

,He artl and Cha mpi ons hip

5/4

A-4 Dis tric t Track

5/ 11

State

5/2 0

State

5/21

Name Mit ch Pepmuller Chaz Ginger Tut Kailech Puot Kud hot Taylor App lebe e David Green Clayton Pau Ison Aaron Corn we II Zach Forman Marcus Breese Jon Haw kins Ma tt Hum pht y Corey Jones Justin Mo rer Trevor Groves And y Hun t Brandon Wa llma n Dan Ott o Ma kiah Slade Tre nt Robins

Class Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman

Varsity Boys Track

The varsity track and field girls team had a phenomenal track season this year. They commited all their time and dedication to working out and striving for goals that they made the year before. Sophomore Sam Coffey said, "My goal th is year was to he twice as good as I was last year. With the hard work and dedication I have devoted towards the track team, I would say that I have achieved that goal. I couldn't have done it without the help of my wonderiulcoachesandthe support of my teammates who have never given up on me." The field portoin of our team was on fire. They pushed to achieve highest scores every single meet. They had people support them and back them up the whole way. Our pole vault and shot put was also a very successful turn out this year for the Lincoln Northeast field team. The track section of the team was also rolling with wins ;3.nd new set ti mes. Beautiful hand offs were made between both of our relay teams; not once did they drop the stick. The girls deserve a round of applause for the terrific job that they did this season. By: Nicole Bentzinger

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Varsity Girls Track

Meet

Date

NWU Invite

3/18

LNE Relays

3/24

LPS Indoor

3/31

Grand Island Invite

4/7

Papillion-La Vista South Track Invite

4/14

Norfolk Invite

4/22

LPS Championship

4/28

He rtland Championship

5/4

A-4 District Track

5/11

State

5/20

Mary Andrew Lizzy Alward Skyler Beard Lauren Bell Natalie Bohac Shae Center Nyariang Chieng Sam Coffey !Arden Cornwel l Helen Creger Devin Edwards Uaci Edwrds Morgan Ewing Morgan Fluetn Madi Francis Justine Hardy

)ordyn Heiser Bekah King Nya Koang Sarah Larson Renae Lloyd lade Perry Mandy Rathje Kendra Schoening Brandy Singleton Molly Snoozy !Ashton Steckelberg Robyn Sullivan Toni Tupper Sydney Webb Chante Williams Chase Wolinski

Varsity Girls Track

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It was a new season and the boys were tougher than ever. They played hard at each practice and put their hearts out in the game. Soccer is all about the dedication you put into the game. There is no Ill" in team; you work as a whole not a part. There were ups and downs , but no matter how much any player got knocked down, they still got up and played their all until the clock hit zero. They let the feet do the talking. Sophmore Kyle Thorson says that one accomplish. ment he hopes to achieve during the season is to score a goa I. When asked how this season went Peter Ngyen said, "It's hard to try and keep up with the new pace, but I couldn't wait to learn and grow from this experience." Through hardships and the good, the team worked together like a family. Working hard at all practices, staying strong, and being bold out on the field, those were the LN E varsity soccer boys of

2011. By: Benen Al-Hussein and Vita Cvozdik

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Varsity Boys Soccer

Friday 3/1 8 5 :00 PM vs. Northeast Invite-(PLV vs LPX) Friday 3/1 8 5:0 0P M vs. Northeast lnvite-(LNE vs OC) Saturday 3/1 9 1 0:0 0A M vs. Northeast Inv ite -C ha mp ion sh ip Saturday 3/1 9 1 0:0 0A M vs. Northeast Invite-Consolation Tuesday 3/22 6:3 0P M@ Lincoln High Thursday 3/2 4 5 :00 PM vs. Grand Island Tuesday 3/2 9 6:3 0P M vs. Lincoln Southwest Thursday 3/31 6:3 0P M@ Lincoln No rth Star Saturday 4/2 11 :00 AM vs. Om ah a Bryan High School Mo nd ay 4/11 5 :00 PM vs. Fre mo nt We dn es da y 4/13 6:3 0P M vs. Lincoln East Friday 4/1 5 5 :00 PM vs. Mi lla rd No rth ., Saturday 4/23 11 :00 AM vs. Kearney Saturday 4/2 3 1 :30 PM vs. No rth Platte High School Mo nd ay 4/25 5:0 0P M vs. Hastings We dn es da y 4/2 7 6:3 0P M@ Lincoln Southeast

Front Row: Gerson Joya Ma rk Pegues Tahsi n Khalaf David Ortega Peter Nguyen David Nguyen Fernando Vazquez

Back Row: Ha yd ar Hasan Jordan Krahn Edin Terzic Vin ce nt Wh ea tle y Skyler Kilzer Alex Thorson He ad Coach Dan Wyss

Second Row: Shlovan Saleh Dylan Riha Jon Borer Kyle Thorson Ivan Go me x Ma tt Hellbusch Eric Ma cke Nic k Schroeder

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Th is years girls soccer team consisted of 1 8 varsity players, 8 JV swingers, and 6 coaches. We had two new and very experienced coaches that help push us to the best of our ability. Four out of five of the captains are planning on playing soccer outside of high school and conveniently they are all going to attend the same college, Concordia University. This was a group of girls who click very well. Senior Ciara Hegeholz's favorite bonding moment that the team shared was initiation. Most of these young talented girls started their soccer career at a very young age. The team had some very strong opponents. The team they looked the most forward to playing was Lincoln East because they have always had a pretty strong team and are good competitors. They are off to a good start with a record of 5-2. The team is hoping and expected to go far. So go out and help cheer them on. By: Ashlee Slade and Bayleigh Collins Photos Special thanks to: Lincoln Journal star and Karrie Hegeholz.

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OP PO NE NT

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Mill ard We st Pap io Sou th Fro nt Row : Alexis Schneider, Erin Armstrong, Mikayla McK inney, Hun ter McClellan, Ashlie Sklenicka, Brittany Cvitak, Halie Sklenicka, Ashlee Slade, Darbie Townsle.

Linc oln Hig h Gra nd Island

Mid dle Row: Chelsea Cox, Justin Karr, Ariel Buhr, Kasi Abb enhaus, Jessica Bohlken, Becky Walrath, Ciara Hegeholz,Kelsey Sanchez, Ashley Sanchez, Sarah Porath, Rachel Gordon.

Hastings Sou thw est

Back Row: Nyayom Thoat, Adriana Craghead, Kassy Dorsey, Coach Gabriel Woltemath, Head Coach Mik e Marsh, Coach Sarah Buss, Coach Becca Hiller, Claire Borer, Pamela McL eod .

Nor thst ar Om aha Bryan

IEast

IFremont

IEast

Kearney Varsity Girls Soc cer

After almost making it to state last year, everyone expected big things from th is years team. Although many of last years team members graduated, the boys this year are making up for the loss. • Senior Rob Sherrill says, "We all work our best at practice to come out on top at the games. Our attitude at practice may be a bit unorthodox, but has been proven to get the job done." The year got off to a good start. With the regular season almost half way over, the boys have a winning season. Working together on the field has made it much easier since everyone is a friend off the field. An after practice ritual is playing "Rims In." "Practice is not complete without playing it," says senior Reed Svoboda. The whole team wants to go to state and win a few games while they are there. Senior Derek Hoodjer says, "I want to go to state and make some noise. We want the ring!"

By: Lindsey Lesoing and Kelcy Edstrom

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Varsity Baseball

Thursday 3/17 5:00P M vs. Waverly Saturday 3/19 12:0 0PM @ Oma ha Westside Saturday 3/19 2:45 PM@ Milla rd West Thursday 3/31 5:00 PM@ Oma ha Skutt Catholic Friday 4/1 5 :00P M @ Elkhorn Saturday 4/2 1 :00P M@ Ralston Saturday 4/2 3:30 PM@ Oma ha Bryan High School Tuesday 4/5 5:00P M vs. Lincoln Pius X Tuesday 4/5 7:00P M vs. Lincoln Pius X Mond ay 4/18 5:00 PM@ Lincoln High Tuesday 4/19 5:00 PM@ Norfo lk Tuesday 4/19 7:00 PM@ Norfo lk Wednesday 4/20 5 :00P M @ Lincoln Southeast Thursday 4/21 5:00P M vs. Lincoln North Star Saturday 4/23 11 :00A M vs. Columbus Saturday 4/23 1 :00P M vs. Columbus Mond ay 4/25 5 :00P M @ Lincoln East Tuesday 4/26 8:00 PM@ Archbishop Bergan Mond ay 5/2 7:00P M vs. Lincoln Southwest

Rob Sherrill #1 AJ Rust #2 Colby McPike #3 JD Peterson #4 Matt Schwindt # 5 Skye O'neil #6 Kramer Andersen #7 Connor Bool #8 Alex Upah #9 Trevor Hanna #1 0 Ryan Duren #11 Jesse Rall #1 2 Jake Wells #13 loran Schroer #1 4 Derek Hoodjer #1 5 Dillon Gushard #1 6 Connor Deines #1 7 Sam Ayars #1 8 Matt Pe_ppmuller #1 9 Reed Svoboda #2 0 Varsity Baseball

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"Ohhh yeaaahhh!" and "o-v-e-r." are some of many quotes that sum up the fun filled season of the varsity girls tennis team. Tennis i_s a step-by-step game that takes stamina. Last season six of the Rocket girls tennis team went to state, many of them won their first round matches and continued playing. Coach Boeh le and the girls practice everyday after school and even on Saturdays. Practice really does make perfect because each and every year the team come _ . . ~ - - - - - - • back stronger and stronger When junior McKenzie Ferguson was asked about her favorite team bonding activity she claimed, "Road trips. I love when we al I pack up the minivan and go to Russ's to get donuts right before our out-oftown matches." The whole team concluded and agreed that, "We always are listening to music before games. Some of us even go to the extent of taking five hour energy drinks." Tennis is a mind game. You cannot beat yourself. You can play the toughest competetor out there and still beat them mentally. Tennis is considered a lifetime sport that you can play for the rest of your life. If you have never played tennis, today is the perfect day to try. By: Bayleigh Collins

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Varsity Girls Tennis

Opponent Frem ont Northstar Lincoln High Colu mbu s Papio South LHS Invite Southwest Fremont Invit e Milla rd Wes t Invit e Pius X Norris Papio Inyite East Invtit e Southeast/Kearney Grand Island Heartland Con feren ce STATE STATE

Date

3/31 4/5 4/6 4/7 4/11 4/16 4/19 4/21 4/25 4/28 4/29 4/30 5/2 5/5 5/12 5/13 5/19 5/20

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Name

Grade

e Brittnie Schrader Ashleigh Watson

Senior Senior

e Emily Bachman Natalie Sercl • Kelsey Schoenleber e McKenzie Ferguson Mac Kenz ie Ray • McKayla Clark

Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior

Jadeyn Palmer-Hahn • Megan Treichel

Sophmore Sophomore

Coach Boeh le

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The Rocket boys golf team is made up of returning player? as well as a new varsity member this year. The Rockets have been working with Coach Larry Elwood to make their game the best it can be. They have played many holes at many courses in compeitio n throughou t .--:~~ the season. The Lincoln Journal Star stated that th is team was a solid group of good players and that much improvement would be seen over the season. When asked about the se son senior, Alex Svehla sai "Th is season can be described as a learning exper·ence. We had a lot young players with not much expierence, but they proceed ed to exceed expectations. The future of Northeast go is very bright." Alex Svehla is the only senior on the team. Therefore a similar team will be • returing next year to hit up the competiti on. • All the boys enjoyed their season and made great strides indiviually and together as a team. They utilized their physical ability as well as mental ability to keep cool in the game and finish the season strong.

By: Kelsey Marshall

112

Varsity Boys Golf

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3/24 Lincoln High Invite 3/29 Fremont/LSW/PLV/LNS 4/1 G.I. Invite 4/7 Ralston/WS/PL V Invite 4/14 LPS Golf Chmapionship 4/21 Columbus Golf Tournament 4/28 Capital City Golf Invite 5/3 Lincoln Pius X 5/6 Heartland Confrence 5/10 LPS Scramble 5/10 District Golf 5/24-5/25 State Golf Mee t

Jason Ahl Jon Bland Dak ota Kilzer Dylan Rief Ale x Svehla

Junior Sop hom ore Sop hom ore Junior Senior

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With the record of 4-4, JV did not have as spectacular of a season as they had hoped. They still continued onward towards the few wins with their heads held high. The boys concurred a lot more than just a few wins and losses. According to Jared Vanderford, "Being a sophomore playing on a junior varsity team was the best part about being on JV." To this JV team, made up of both juniors, and sophomores, it was all about the teamwork . Who hit the hardest and threw the furthest, was what mattered most to this group of boys. The game consists of four, 15 minute quarters, and two halves. The team had a great deal of team work and dedication. Chris Walsh confessed. " The hardest practices were two-a-days because they were the most hectic." Keith Leaver said,"lt was a great season, and I en joyed playing next to some great people." Overall they worked hard and even with a few losses the team managed to pull out a few wins, and a great deal of fun. By: Alex Lee

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Wit h a record of 8-12, the juni or varsity volleyball team achieved more than a couple of wins and losses. They achieved great friendships on and off the court. This years team consisted of four freshman, four sophomores, and four juniors. "I loved all of the girls and I loved our team," says freshman Natalie Bohac. "As a freshman, it was a great way to start off my high school volleyball career." The goal for each game is to come out on top. Wit h the big defeat of Southeast at the end of the season, the Rockets had all the momentum in the wor ld just in time for the city tournament. When the season was over, every one of the players cou Id say they left thei r heart on the court. The juni or varsity volleyball girls wen t into each and every game as a team and came out as a team no matter what. They practiced together, they competed together, they won together, they lost together, and they finished together. "We all motivated each other to get all the drills done in practice and to correct our mistakes before it became game time and it actually mattered." says sophomore Devin Edwards. By: Morgan Christle

• • The Rocket junior varsity golf team, compiled by one returning member and three new editions, returned this year with stronger numbers as well as ability. Sophomore, Rebecca Oltmer returned this year after playing on junior varsity last year. Two freshmen joined the team, Logan Beck and Cassie Hunt. Another new edition to the team was junior Christine Cullinane. Some golfers began the season with little experience while others had a background of the sport. The girls were very determine d and worked hard with Coach Tom Oschner. Great strides and improvem ents were made from the girls. They enjoyed playing with other schools and playing local courses around the city. One major accomplis hment made by the team was from the individual , Christine Cull inane. At the Lincoln Public Schools Invite, played at Pioneers Park, Christine shot one of her best nine hole scores and placed in the competiti on. The girls were able to learn from the varsity players as well as seek help. Logan Beck stated "I had a great ti me with the team th is year and can't wait to get back out on the course next season ." By Kelsey Marshall

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JV Girls Golf

Endurance, talent, stamina, and heart, are some of many qualities •one needs to be successfu I in the game of tennis. This year the JV boys tennis team had more than enough boys to complete the team, with 14 boys on the squad. Playing fourteen games this season, the boys recorded a winning record, including Elkhorn South, a new school this year with stiff competitors. When asked about the toughest competition this year, Phil Malzer, a junior stated, "Southwest, because almost every kid on the team has been playing since they were six." The JV boys tennis team practiced everyday after school for two months. They enjoyed the game and working with their coach. All of the boys will be r--eturning next year hoping to have another productive, successful season.

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Eac~ and everyday, the Jv grls of cross country showed up to practice, and ran to improve. Although there wasn't a large group of girls, they each worked together to finish the races. "I love cross country. Its a way to get into shape and prepares me for track!" Junior Jazmin Hernandez said. "Next year I look forward to beating my time from this year, and hopefully lettering." Each week, the top ·7 times for girls, got to run varsity. There were only 9 girls on the team, so the JV and Varsity often changed every week. "Sometimes i'd run Varsity, and other times JV," junior Emily Reed said, "You just gotta fight for your spot." Each of the girls agree'd that the the Bryan Invite was their favorite meet, and that the Cobat run with snoozy was their favorite practice. By: Lauren Bell

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Each boy in JV cross country dedicated every fall • day after school to running. They exchanged their sodas for cups of water, and cheeseburgers for fruits and vegetables. Almost every race they saw improvments, and work ed hard to be successful. They ran in every possible weather condition , and had fun doing it. They learned that walking is never an optio n, and having a positive attitude can change a lot in performance. Sophomore Ryan Buettner said, "I love cross country because we're such a close- • knit team. Also because of the fact that its both an individual and team sport." Each of the boys agreed that their favorite mom ent of this year was Snoozys • 'com bat run.' "Cross coun try is a good sport because you can keep in good shape, hang out with friends, and have fun all at the same time, " senior Brandon Brow n said. By: Lauren Bell

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The JV softball girls certainly had a great season with their 17 wins.There were times when the girls would feel dicouraged when things weren't going the way that they had hoped. When they all stuck together and kept their heads up they were able to make it though anything and ultimately end the amazing season at a great place. • When asked how the softball season went junior McKayla Clark replied, "I think we ended the season strong and the team bonded together more as a family. We had our ups and downs but through it all the season went better than i had expected and i wouldn't change a thing." They all had a great time playing the sport that makes them happy as well as the many spectators watching. From this they can all take away a great experience, new friendships, and a lifetime of memories. By Amanda Jaswal

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As you r hearts racing and as you r adrenaline is pum pin g the last few seconds depend on your chance of win nin g or losing. You take tha t unintentional shot with no dou bt on missing it and it goes in again as always. Northeast wins again. It wasn't just fun and games they needed to adjust to new coaches some even had to overcome injuries. They fought through it as a team together. Wh at motivated Jaci Edwards was knowing tha t she was n't just playing for herself but for her teammates, coaches and the fans. Wh en we asked the team, wha t was there memorable game so far the ir responds was the game between Southeast. It was dur ing the HAC tournament, it got very intense and a close game, they wen t into overtime and won taking the first place in the tournament. Ma ny of these players will continue on playing basketball for the rest of there high school years and some even consider playing it later on in life. By;Vita Gvozdik

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The season begins again with the revenge against all the other high schools in the district. The boys are work ing hard at practices to make the season extravagant. The leads are on and the team supports each other through it all, side by side. Friendships began to form and make the team more focused and competitive. The players all believe in each other taking on good characteristics and materializing sportsmanship. Junior Connor Deines says that his main goal this season is to win the state tournament. When asked what a funny/embarrassing mom ent the team had durin g practice or a game Corey Jones responded with "Basketball isn't funny it's straight business." Wha t is your favorite thing abou t basketball? Brandon Holscher says, "Being able to play and have fun." Connor Deines says, "The out of town games because the bus rides are fun." The making of it all pays off in the long run, especially with the early morn ing practices and the hard work being played durin g the whol e season. By: Benen Al-Hussein

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Th is year was very succesful with all of the winnings we had. We had a few rough patches in the journ ey to our victorius ending of the season, and they all strived for nothing less than the best. Times were hard to push through occasionaly and you had to have a wise mind in the next move you were going to make against your oppo nent. The wrestling boys reported back to state that in a wrestling match you can never give up no matter how bad it hurts. You have to have endurance to survive in the wrestling world . The Jv wrestling boys came out strong in the end of their season by using their strengths and dedication to their sport. They respected the rules and referees. The Jv wrestling team could have never been represented any better.

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Girls diving too k on a ne w meaning at Northeast highschool this year. Wi th tw o ne w additions Kara Guittar and Caitlin Cox joi nin g returning diver Helen Creger gave no t only the dive team more depth bu t it gave the swim team alo t of help wit h points. Wi th a ne w Head diving Coach Kayla Torske a three tim e State Champion diver herself the girls team was sure to have a great road ahead. The girls diving team is a very close nit family. Although there are only three girls on the dive team they still wo rk just as hard. "Stretching before each dive is very im po rta nt" says Junior Helen Creger. A typical day for the divers is stretching before practice, diving and dancing to the music in their spare time. 11 My favorite dive is the fro nt dive, its fun and simple" states Freshman Caitlin Cox. Diving is a very fundamental sport. Any little t;hing you do is judged and counted against yo ur score. Wi th Coach Torske coming in and taking over the divers have learned alot. The girls had fun and worked hard everyday. Ov er all the season was a very good and the girls are hoping for an even better season next year. By: Bayleigh Collins

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Helen Creger- Junior Kara Guittar- Junior Caitlin Cox- Freshman

Northeast vs. Beatrice 12/2/ 10 Northeast vs. Lewis Central and Omaha Douchesne 12/9/10 Notheast vs. Lincoln High 12/14/10 Southeast Invite 12/1 7/1O Northeast vs. Southwest 1/ 3/11

LNE/Elkhorn/Hastings 1/7/11 Cotter Invite 1/14 /11 Northeast vs. Southeast 1/ 18/ 11 Northeast vs. Northstar 1/21 /11 Northeast vs. Fremont 1/25 /11 Northeast vs. East 2/1 /11 Heartland Confrence 2/10/11 State (Devaney) 2/24/11

Boys Diving came out this season making great strides. From the hard work and focus of the three boys they have had many successful meets and improved their dives to a tea. Senior Clayton Paulson says he dives because it is fun and he has seen much impro veme nt in himself compared to last year. Clayton will be competing at state, along with David Green who has also qualified. David's determination and effort have helped him to where he is now in his high school diving career. Freshman diver Trevor Sanford was a new edition to the rocket divers this year. Trevor has seen a lot of self-improvement. All the boys better them selves by pushing each other to be the best they can be. The team is very close and enjoys the time they spend work ing together. The team may be small, but they can do great things and have achieved new heights this season. By Kelsey Marshall

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Clayton Paulson-Senior

Northeast vs. Beatrice 12/2/ 10 Northeast vs. Lewis Central and Omaha Douchesne 12/9/ 10 Notheast vs. Lincoln High 12/14 /10 1 2/1 7/1 0 Southeast Invite Northeast vs. Southwest 1/3/11

Trevor Sanford-Freshman

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The JV track boys haveJust as important role on the team as do the varsity boys. The team consisted of great, responsible and talented juniors, sophmores, and freshmen. They learn from there mistakes to become a better athlete for Lincoln Northeast High School. Alex Mattox, a JV boys track member said, " I learned many things from the seniors this year that I can soon teach those new talented athletes that come to Lincoln Northeast HighSchool." "My greatest expierence during this track season has been when the coaches always get so proud when you do your greatest at track meets," said the boys track member Drew Musil. Many JV boys track and field members have enjoyed there time with the track team and they are taking the advise given to them seriously to become the best for next year.

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JV girls track has always been know n to be the weakest of al I track teams. It turns out that everyone has greatly been proven wron g. JV girls track th is year at Lincoln Northeast has been a big success for us. JV girls track mem ber Payton Coon says, "Even though we are not accounted for as the varsity or know n as the top notch track and field runners, we have proven many peop le wron g with their veiws of JV girls track ." The JV girls track season has been a great season for track and field 2011. They hope to make great role models to those who think that if they do not make thevarsity level, that they are still just as good and impo rtant as every body else on the JV girls track team. Snoozy, the coach of JV girls and varsity girls track says, "Nort heas t has a great grou p of young gids who have great talen t and potential to comp ete with the higher level girls. They have gotten many trophies and metals and I thank them ." By: Darbie Townsley

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Jv boys soccer one level bel ow the "big league" Varsity Soccer. Also me anin g th is and nex t year is the ir last years playing for the Lne High School team. This year the y gave it the ir all and had some great games and practices. " As long as we play our best and wor k hard we will go far this year." Said Kyle Watson. Wh en wat chin g the m before the games the y always have a positive atti tud e, give each oth er pep talks, and war m up together. This tog eth er makes for a great team. Although sometimes it gets tough and guys wan t to give up whe n practicing or whe n the y loose the y don 't and thats wha t makes the m the Jv Boys Soccer team of Lne.

By: Stephanie Perez

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The LN E JV Soccer team has had some great practices and several amazing games. They hope to make it to the championships. The girls wo rk vey hard to make sure that the y do the ir very best. Even if the y do nt win every game they kn ow tha t they have tried the ir very hardest to be the best tha t they possibly can be . The team is made up of sophmores, juniors and even freshmen. Thses girls kn ow tha t they have the possibility to make it to the top. From the beginning of the season they make it the best tha t they can. The team this year has greatly im pro ve d fro m last year. They have wo n several of the ir games even though the season has barely begun they have made it better than they could possibly imagined. If the y keep wo rki ng hard and making greatgoals they wil l surely make sure tha t the y can get as far as the y can. By: Asija Arnautovic

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"Baseball is a game where a curve is an optical illusion, a screwball can be a pitch or a person, stealing is legal and you can spit anywhere you like except in the umpire's eye or on the ball," said Jim Muray. All different kinds of people enjoy coming to watch the boys play while relaxing in the sunshine. These boys have put in a lot of ti me and effort in ord er to participate this season. Although the beginning of the season started off colder than usual, it eventually warmed up and made playing a lot more enjoyable. Junior Sam Ayars said "W e started a little slow but now we are find ing our stride." All the boys have a lot of perserverance and are ready to take on whatever comes the ir way. Junior Colby McPike said, "W e have learned from our mistakes and are buil ding towards our goal to take state." By: Alex Stenka

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If you ask the JV girls wha t tennis means to them, the ir reply simply is, "fun ." The - girls season began in early March starting with a week of intense tryouts. Wh en asked then how the y thin k the season will go, jun ior Linnea Lindquist answered, "I thin k the season will be good. We have a good strong team and we help each oth er out ." There are twelve girls on the JV team. It consists of one freshman, five sophomores, and six juniors. A lot of the girls are returners from last year. The main thin g they are focused on is even more improvement. Mo st of them have come a long way from where they started. According to jun ior Mckayla Clark, she loves playing tennis because, "It gives me something to loo k forw ard to during the.. spring and it's really fun ." As the season progresses the girls main goal is to wor k together and bond as a team. By Amanda Jaswal

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"Go lf is a deceptively simple and endlessly com pfic ate d," said American professional golfer Arn old Palmer. The jun ior varsity boys team can agree with this statement. Wit h ma ny you ng and new golfers, the boys have been wor king on buc klin g dow n on the ir game and taking control. The boys jun ior varisty gol f team had many new additions to the team this season. The team is you ng with not a lot of expierence. How eve r, they have a lot of driv e to dev elo p the ir golf abi lity and love for the game. They ~::.~ t?,•.;i,.;~ have been wor king hard with Coach EI woo d to learn the trades of the game . The Rockets golfed in tournaments this season com pet ing against oth er schools from Nebraska. The team never gave up no matter wha t con ditions exisisted in the round. They all enjoyed the game and wor king together as a team. They loo k forw ard to nex t season to come back even more. By: Kelsey Marshall

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The reserve football team consisted of sophomores and a few freshmen. For many of the players it was their first time playing competitively with a common goal of getting far, and taking city. Even so, they all pulled together and played like a team. With players from differ ent grades it was easy to get along and work well together. Starting off the season wasn not so great. Although they were not able to pull out a win until playing Northstar in early November, they never got discouraged. The boys always ran fast, and hit hard, never giving up. Finishing the season with a record of 1 -6, it is a year that the boys wont forget. Not only because of what they accomplished on the field, but also those that were achieved off the field. "One of my best memo ries from this year was the bus ride up to the Kearney game," says sophomore, Joe Remaklus. These boys made football more than just a sport, the made it fun for themselves and accomplished a year of bonding. Even though they ended up with a losing season, that is not what the boys plan on taking away f om the 2010 footbal I season. The reserve team will take away the memories that they made together both on the field, and off. By: Lindsey Lesoing

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This year, the reserve volleyball team had a great season. They worked very hard in practices, and their hard work showed in their games. Even though they had some difficult losses in the beginning, their hard work and dedication helped them through the season. Coming in ranked fourth with a 10-9 record for the Lincoln Public Schools tourname nt The girls finished the tournament in second place. Sophomore, Amber Carlson said, "I loved this volleyball season. Even if we didn't have the best record we could have had, I had tons of fun and I love everyone that was on this team." These girls improved on their volleyball skills working together as a team. Carlson said that they also improved on getting to the places they needed to be on the c;:ourt and doing their job. These girls had a great time bonding with the girls on their team and with their coach through the season. They created memories and had a great season playing together. By:Kendra Kottmeyer

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Tennis is an addic tion. Once you have played, you are truly hook ed, and will not let go. This year the Northeast reserve boy's tennis team only consisted of six boys. With charisma, drive, and talent.

"I like to listen to music and get hydrated." says Sophomore Dakota Kilzer abou t how he pumps up for a match. The boys of fall played 12 matches this year, three of whic h we brou ght home the W. "I woul d have to describe my team as funny and athletic," says sophomore Kyle Thorson abou t how he feels abou t the team. He went on to add, "On weekends we all went up and played at Maho ney, it was good bond ing time. " Proving that the boys were not only 'a team, but also a little famil y. The entire team will be returning to play next year, and domi nate another season. By: Emily Bachman

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The Softball season yvas quite a long season but a well developed one. Other than the nice feeling of the sun nothing compares to the way the reserved softball girls felt on the field. Some say when they are on the field they have this natural feeling. They have a feel for playing. That is one thing that makes them cling to the game of softball. Being close to each other added on to the cling. The girls say that with the help of the coaches and team mates they have improved throughout it all. It is great having team mates cheer you on when you are playing; whether it is good or bad. Some games may not be as satisfying as wanted but support lets you know you have people that have your back. The 2010-2011 reserve softball team did good this season and are overall proud and acomplished what they wanted to succeed in. It c'an be said they had no regrets during the season. It was great. Congrats to an awesome season Northeast Rockets! By: Nyamal Bel

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The girls reserve basketball team had a very good season th is year. These eleven girls wen t through the thic k and thin of the season. At the start, the y girls won many of the ir games. They also had some very close, dissapointing losses to schools like Nor th Star and Norfolk. This season, these girls have grown to kno w each oth er better. Sophomore Sarah Dill says, "W e have grown very close this season. We are like a family becuase we are so close." No t only on the cou rt are the y together, but also off the cou rt they are great friends. "Its great to be on a team where everyone gets along and has a great tim e," says Dill . During the season they all enjoyed playing the sport the y love. These girls grew stronger as a team and as an individual on the team. By: Kendra Kottmeyer

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Th is years boys reserve basketball team consisted of 1 3 players. Out of those, five are freshmen, and four of those five are starters. Freshmen Makiah Slade says, "I have a lot of friends on my team, and I have played with some of these guys for a couple years now so we have a really good friendship on and off the court ." It is very importa nt that the boys have a good relationship with eachother so it doesnt affect the way they play. Freshmen Dalton Hegeholz said, "off the court, to bond with my fellow teammates we play c.o.d ." These young men are coached by Nick Weih n. He has done a nice job coaching them. Since these boys are only ninth and 10th graders they . still have a couple years to grow and become better players as a team, with the help from their coach and their teammates. by: Ashlee Slade

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As a student trainer, you learn to help the injured athletes. This years student trainers were Alicia Bucci, -Brittany Cvitak, Ben Esters, Justine Hardy, Morgan Christle, and Ariel Buhr. They taped up sprains, filled ice bags, and helped out the athletes as much as they could. They did everything they were told to do by the main trainers. There is a lot of down time for them to just sit around and talk, so they get to know each other pretty well. It is a fun time for them to get involved in the games, and know they are helping out the team. Sometimes it is diffic ult for them to make sure they are doing the right job, but they always got it done. They were unde r the supervision of two adults and other professionals. This job is not just in school. They gave their ti me to go to al I athletic events to help out the athletes. It has been a good year for them helping out the thletes, and they are all prou d of their hard work.

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Th is_seasons boys reserve soccer team ventured towards a few wins. This group of boys are expected to knock the socks off many teams. The entire team was excited for this season, and excited for the wins. The guys are geting used to the new coach and the new techniques. This team is younger than before, and becoming as good as always. The reserve team has worked together knowing that wou Id be the best thing that they could do, knowing that there is no "i" in team. This team is hoping to become an all win, no losses team. This team isn't afraid to get down and dirty. They were ready for a great season together as one, a unity. The boys are working hard at practice, to be just as good as the other teams they are facing in the games. Th is team is ready for a successful season with full force ahead. By: Alex Lee

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This season of soccer for the reserve girls started quite descent. They were expecting to learn new ways and did. Some are just starting the high school life of soccer. They were excited about the upcoming season. The girls seemed to have gotten closer. "I'm very excited for what the season beholds for us," says freshman Ayat. Soccer is another one of those sports you have to have a team connection the whole time. There is no "i" in the word "team." Soccer can be simple in ways but also d ifficu It. You have to not be afraid to get hit by the ball, and be familiar with playing with no hands. Most of all you have to not be afraid to get dirty. The one thing a person has to remember about the game of soccer is you have to learn to play together. By: Nyamal Bel

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The Webster dictionary states that a team is a group of two or more people constituting one side in a contest or competition. It is a different story for this seasons reserve baseball team. They spend most of their excess time practicing and working on their plays. It is their job to eat, sleep, and breathe baseball in order to keep up with all of their games. To this seasons boys, their games mean the world to them and they are proving it. The team is determined to finish first and that is the least that they will accept. They are not just a team they are a family made up of great players and you can tell that they take pride in their games. With their pride and hard work the Rockets will ·reach the top. They are the definition of team to the Northeast Rockets. By: Ricki Gary

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This year, the girls reseve tennis team accomplished many of their goals that they set atthe beginning of the season. Many of the girls on the team this year had never played tennis before. They improved drastically from the beginning of the season. They had a great season this year, and won many of their matches. The start of the season was great for these tennis girls. In their first game, against Lincoln North Star, almost every girl won their singles and doubles matches. Over the course of the season, these girls improved on skills and working together. When asked what she likes best about tennis, player Mattie McIntosh says, "I like to play in the matches because they are lots of fun." She also likes playing single matches because they are un and also challenging. This season these girls enjoyed playing tennis together, and for the joy of the sport. By: Kendra- Kottmeyer

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• Whether you have .beenplayirig football with the same people for years in elementary or middle school, high school football takes it to a whole different level. It is when different 8th graders from different schools unite to make what is the fresh man football team. For many it was just a first time interest and they just wanted to try it out. For for others it was a sport they've been doing si nee they were young. One of the many goals for this year's freshmen was to unite as a team and try to give it their best. It took more then some talks to try and make th is year's freshmen to become a team. It took many practices and hard work but at the end it paid off. "I really enjoyed football th is year. I've been playing for awhile but on an actual team for my school was a great experience," said Lee Hernandez. '' Also crushing some of the other players from opposing teams and celebrating our wins." Towards the end of the season they all said they looked foreward to next year and the coming years being a rocket football player. By:Stephanie Perez

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This year's freshman volleyball team consisted of 10 girls. They started the ir tryo ut and con ditio nin g in August, with hard workouts, and a lot of running. For some of the team the tryouts wer e easy. Kelsey Schwab said, "The tryouts were kind of easy, and we just did a lot of running, and hitting, and wor king out ." They had many games and obstacles they had to over come as a team. "On e thing tha t was hard for the team was having to play with onl y 8 girls," said Paige Riegsecker. Although every opposing team is going to be diff ere nt and be diff icul t to play, Kelsey Schwab said, "Southeast was our biggest opp one nt." "Overall the freshman volleyball had a good season," said Kelsey Carlson. Tayler Beenblossom added, "Even though our season did n't go as wel l as we wanted to, it was sti II a good season on the team, and we have many things we can look back on and remember." Ma ny of the girls said they can not wai t for the nex t Rocket season of volleyball. By: McKenna New ma n

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The freshman girls of northeast had a pretty moderate season. It wasn't extraodinary but it was fun and had many lessons. The sound of the buzzer, the swish of the net, even the sqeak of shoes on the court floor. They loved it all, the girls played like they've never stopped. It maybe new to some but most know it oh so well. They definatly got close just because how wou Id they have played well if they all didn't have good chemistry. Good chemistry is something a team that wants to be successf u I knows to have. Might not be perfect at ti mes but it gets them to the point of success at moments. They played hard at heart and it's something you could really see if you were or is a watcher. The number one achievement is knowing that you tried. As long as you feel you tried than you learn a step highier. Getting through the goal of playing ball isn't as hard as it seems when at first hand trying. The freshman girls did a u nregretfu I season of basketbal I. If could do it again? I'm sure they would be very up to it. By: Nyamal Bel

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"I'v e missed more than 9,0 00 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I've been trusted to take the game win nin g shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And tha t is why I succeed," the famous basketball player, Michael Jordan told all of his fans. As freshmen, you are a par t of a new generation to the 2011 high school basketball team. Ma ny of you r parents tell you to give it your best. They usually tell you to never qui t because you have many talents that need to be shown through you r four years of high school. Losing games, win ning games, missing a basket, getting fouled out are al I just the beginning. It shows you that you and you r fellow classmates will grow togethe and become our varsity basketball team. Stay dedicated and keep you r head up for those little kids who wish they could be just like you someday. By: Darbie Townsley

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Freshman Wrestling Confidence was key with the freshman wrestlers this year. There were six boys that made up the freshman portion of the wrestling team. Their main goal was to get better as none of them had ever wrestled before. Through all the meets and invitationals the freshman boys learned a lot to help them succeed in wrestling for the future. When asked what his favorite part of wrestling was, Taylor Shaw replied, "My favorite part of wrestling wasgetting better and being apart of sonthing bigger than me." Jeremy Fox's most memorable moment was when Ahmed Mohammed got choked out and then pinned by a girl. One thing that all the freshmen boys wanted was to improve and learn about wres•tling and to win as many matches as possible. As they didn' t do as well as hoped, they learned a lot and they plan on doing a lot better when they wrestle next year. By-A mand a Jaswal

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As freshmen playing sports, it is always a great experience, because you don 't always kno w who is on the team. You could have people from other mid dle schools you've never seen or played against before. Sometimes there are people from out -of- tow n tha t moved here. The diff ere nt team members allo w the team to have bon din g time. This years team has had a great tim e together. They have played together through the wins, and losses. This group of guys has come along way. Austin Mill er said, " I loved being on the team, and the guys made this such a great experience." The other guys wou Id agree with th is stateme nt and say it was an experience they wou ld not trade for anything. "I really liked playing in the gam~s with my team. We always tried our best and tried o wor k to our best advantage. I really enjoyed this year," said Chris Wo odh ead . Overall, this group of guys had a fun and enjoyable season. By: McKenna Newman

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Bowling. A game with such a simple concept, yet such a complicated way of going about it. Th is year the team consists of eleven girls. A lot of the rules have been changed to make practice a better place to be. It is now a rule that you can only wear jeans or slacks. Senior Kay Kulek said, "That was really hard to get used to considering I used to wear sweatpants or shorts every practice." It is the first year that there are practices on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4 until 5:30 p.m. There have been a lot of new additions that have been keeping the team on top. The team does their best at practice, and they go into every match with an open mind, never knowing the outcome. It's always a new challenge. By: Kelcy Edstrom

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Hit the pocket! Th is is the most used term for the boy's team this season. Whenever they miss their spares, it is push-ups for the whole team. Their goal is to make bowling into a team effort. They have been working on their form so they hit the pins just right. The head coach is the father of junior Jacob Patten. When asked if it bothers him he said, "It's weird, but we leave our family stuff at home, and just bowl at the bowling alley." Starting off practices, they do their warmup drills to get used to the feel of the ball. If anyone is late, they start all over again. They then move into working on their strikes and spares. Once that is all finished, they begin to play games. This year they have to keep their own score to learn how that whole system works. Sometimes it is challenging, but it always gets done. They all work t-he hardest they can to get the high score of the day. By: Kelcy Edstrom

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Plaid Vest? Check. Knee High Socks? Check. Flash gloves? Check. It is halftime, and for the Strutters, that means show time. It was a year of firsts. This was the first year that cur. rent freshman had the opportun ity to try out and make the team for their sophomore year. They also changed the tradition and stopped being the flag team for the band. The Strutters consisted of nine seniors, two juniors, and for the first time ever, one sophomore. The girls summer was full of morning practices, dance camp, preparing for fall booster blastoff and football games. During the school year the Strutters usually practice twice a day. Strutter Show is a big show that is put on every year in Novembe r. All of their hard work pays off when it is the night of the show and hundreds of people fill the gym. The Strutter Show also raised hundreds of canned food for the Lincoln Food Bank. Once the show is over, it is on to the basketball season. With as many as four games in a single weekend, it gets busy. It is a nerve-racking, yet satisfying feeling on their way onto the court for a performance. By: Kelcy Edstrom, Lindsey Lesoing, and Alex Stenka

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"I love that I'm on a squad with all my best friends. Last year we were all for the most part split up. I absolutely love everyone on the squad because everyone has so much talent, and passion for cheerleading," said Ashton Klimes. This year has been very special not only for Ashton but for the whole team. The entire Northeast cheerleading squad went to cheer camp at Lake Okoboji. This year's varsity team brought home the Herkie Award, which is the most prestigious award you can receive at camp. This award is voted on by cheerleaders and the camp staff for exceptional skill and leadership. Along with that award they were honored with six All-American, a spirit stick every day, and a bid to nationals. They did very well considering they have a really young squad, with only Four seniors, Two juniors, and five sophomores on the team. Besides camp, every time the girls are together they become more like a family. Great memories come from the competitions theyl attend, all the football, volleyball, basketball, and wrestling match- I es, and setting up the school on I the morning of homecoming. "When I come to cheer, its like a• family get together, because after you spend so much time with everyone, they become your family,·" said Danielle Kassebaum. When you put 12 girls together, they aren't always going to agree, but all the unique personalities come together to make a very remarkable team. Shanna Wolff said, "Becoming very close with these girls was my favorite part of the year. We all have worked really hard to improve and be the best we can." By: McKenna Newman

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"Wel l, first off, I always have high expectations for a JV squad because I believe each squad is just as impo rtant ! Because, no matter what squad you are on, everyone has the same goals and objectives to pump up the student body, and the crow d! I believe that Junior Varsity has done a wond erful job doing that this year. As far as JV becomi ng a team I am happy to see that all of the girls get along and overcome the diversity very well! I'm very proud of this year's JV squad" said Holly Willits, cheer coach. This year the JV cheer consisted of, three juniors, four sophomores, and three freshmen, making a team of ten exquisite - - - - ~ • - - • - • - members. The team went to Lake Okob oji for a four day camp. The JV squad broug ht back, three spirit sticks, one All American, and a bid to nationals. This team did a superb job work ing together, and keeping their heads held high even with the rainy weather two of the four .days. Along with that, JV sprung forward with great cheering at the school's sports events. JV also competed in city cheer come pition takin g second place out of five teams. These girls had a year full of memories, fun times, and a lot of hard work . By: Alex Lee

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Pride and spirit! These were the first words in this year's freshmen competition routine, and it describes the team very well. Regardless of the fact that it was their first time being a cheerleader at Northeast, they all displayed a high level of spirit and enthusiasm in front of the entire student body. With all the passion the girls had, it did not take long for their performances to leave us breathless. With the eight girls, coming from three different schools, it was a great experience for the freshmen. Its been a long ride since the beginning for these girls. They starte out not really knowing a lot about each other. Through the games, performances, practices, camp, and team bonding times, they slowly but surely started to grow more like a family. Brianna Betz said" I love coming to cheer because every day is a n~w day, and I love my team and what we have accomplished so far. " The freshmen team has improved tremendously over the year, and it shows when they perform in front of people. By: McKenna Newman

Singing, dancing, and acting sums up performing arts. They did a lot to prepare for shows they put on for their peers. Stage fright is always with them before performances but then as they walk on to the stage everything is gone. They did their best to make it the best show for the .audience. Their hard work helps everything work well in the end for all the groups. They know they did their best and they go on from there. By: Kari Molin aro

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Performing Arts

"Through the Elements," hat was this years theme. From firey songs lncantaion to Mello w in Caelum Fero. The 2010-2011 marching band had impoved greatly from those 9 o 4 band camp practices o getting a two at NSBA. he band and color guard preformed great. Th is year as challenging as there here many new people in band and a brand new color guard, consisting of 20 girls. The color uard had to learn how to march, dance, and expertly toss and twirl a flag beore their first comp etion . Most people in the band ould say they enjoy what 1 ll' hey do. Even though the band was small, the sound as big when everyone played. There are a variety of people in the band rom cheer leaders to tr utters to athletes. his shows that anyone can be in band. Durin g hose long practices a lot of the band became very close. Spending hours on a bus to a comp etion , marching when you are not on the football field, nd playing your instrument is what band is all bout.

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Flute/Piccolo Kayla Grote-2-m Carlee Harig-2-m Valerie Kapke- I Natalee Kruger-I Paige Manes- I-m True Ngo-2 Ezekiel Pullen-I Melissa McIn tosh- I Shadid De La Ro a-2-c Rachel Higgins- I

Clarinet Kelsey Carlson-2-m Katie Duff-2 Kayla Schmidt-3 Brian Edwards-1 Karryn Kauk- I Shelby Nightengale-! Morgan Robert on-2 Jenni Ore-3-c Tori Schmidt-2-c Sarahi Madera-3-c Kelly Dov-3

Alto Sax Au tin Brooks-2 Jacob Landegren-2 Mary Reynolds-2 Zack Kapke-1 Lexie Richter-I Shannon Gorski Racquel Humphrey

Drurnline Austin Klingenberg (Qts) Helen Creger (Qts) Jason Ahl (Sn) Vadoll Vaness (Sn) Aaron Lott (Sn) Sang Lam (Sn) Frances Wood (BD I) Kaleigh Nelsen (BD2) Calvin Sheldon (BD3) Brian Ellis (BD 4)

Tenor Sax Shannon Smith Aivree Chambers -m Eric Birch

Bari Sax Liz Tyrrel

Hom Andrew Anderson Devon Descombaz

Trum pet Galen Fricke- I India Bercey-2 Trevor Sanford-2 C6lton Atteberry-2 Jake Henn-3 Josh Blazek-3 Edie Widdowson- I Tran Nguyen-3 Jeremy Fox- I -c Jessica Bohlken-1

Trombone Tim Minor-2 Jeremy Potter (Cl) -I Tyler Hurley (CI) -I Spencer Scott-2 Brendan Wissink-I Anthony Ainslie

Baritone Ethan Romary-m Bailey Ahlberg

Pit Ryan Quirring (+Cy)-m Kallen Nissen Skyla Wing Aaron Schroeder (+Cy) Ryan Ainslie Kellen Smith Travis Yates Mattie Mclnto h

Colorguard Tay la Bouman Tiffany Riffle Breanna Traupe Melissa Mathis

Sarah Petrzilka Victoria Traudt Susana Balderas Sassi Chase

Huyen Lam Brooke Inde Morgan Krause Mackenzie Ray

Annalyssa Fountain Asijia Arnautovic Melanie Clapp Brittany Parker

Tuba Nikki Miller Mitch Snyder Aaron Puls

Drum Majors Krista Perot Eric Lott

DeShawn Giger Tasha Rodebaugh Kelsi Bu boom Olivia Geist

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A jazz band (jazz ensemble or jazz combo) is a musical ensemble that plays jazz music usually with out a conductor. Jazz bands usually consist of a rhythm section and a horn section. The Northeast Jazz Band consisted of 18 students this year. Four trum pets, two tenors, one baritone, one bass drum , four trombones, two drum sets, one guitar, one keyboard, and two altos. This year the Jazz Band was led by Mr. Snyder. They have had many teachers throu ghou t the years but it doesn 't stop them from sounding sultry and professional.

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There were five seniors in this group. Colton Atteberry (trumpet), Shanon Smith (tenor), Austin Klingenberg (drums), Brenden Wissink, and Simeon Reynolds (both trombones). When these seniors were asked wha t they will miss most abou t jazz band they said, "Getting to make music with some amazing people, plus being in band together since we started here as freshman. We'l l sure miss being with each othe r." By: Stephanie Perez 162

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Jessica Bohlken Edie Widowson Andrew Anderson Colton Atteberry

Simeon Reynolds Jeremy Potter Anthony Ainslie Brendan Wissink

Lexis Richter Mitch Snyder

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Austin Klingenberg Jason Ahl

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Both Krista Parot and Karryn Kauk agree that music is a wond erfu I way to express one-self. "She is down to earth, and a lot of fun to be arou nd," said a stude nt when asked abou t Mrs. Thor pe the class teacher, and conductor. "She gets the job done ." they all agreed. Many of the musicians in the wind ensemble have been playing for more then 5 year and still enjoy it! For Junior Edie Widosen and soph omor e Madison Parks the winte r conc ert was the best, "because of the fun Christmas music." "It's not that I nessisarily enjoy playing, but I enjoy the peop le in the class" Soph omor e Brittany Parker said. She and many of the students agreed that they are a very tight• knit class and they look forward to comp eting as a group. By: Lauren Bell

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Wind Ensemble

This year the symphonic band had a great year playing their specific instruments and getting to know others. This class was offered to all students who play brass, woodwind, or percussion instruments, and opened to any grade. The students performed in many concerts and contests throughout the school year. When asked, all of the students said they enjoy playing. Many of the students also play more than one instrument. In th is class they learned more about the instrument they play, about different instruments, and how they are similar and different to others. This year the class accomplished alot and improved on playing their instruments. By: Kendra Kottmeyer

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Th is years orchestra was more of a family than a group of strangers playing tog~ther. Everyone was so close knit that they thoug ht of the members of the groups as their family and best friends compared to just somebody that sits next to them and plays the same instrument. They all work together as a family to make their music the best it can be. Aida Goito m has been playing the cello and violin for almost six years and she agrees that they are all very close and commented, "I like the family atmosphere. Many musical groups such as bands and choirs are too large to be a family. Our smaller close kn it orchestra relies on friendship." Whe n asked abou t what everyone thinks of their Conducto r, Mr. Snyder, all the students were quick to answer how much they loved him as a teacher. Junior Nikki Mille r says, "He is amazing. He knows how to have you work hard and accomplish a lot but still have tons of fun. And, he also tells jokes all the time to break the serious mood ." On this years trip to Worl ds of Fun the group hope d to bring home another first place troph y just like they did last year. By: Lindsey Lesoing

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Jassenia Terel Tanner Pfeiffer Emily Reed Aida Goitom Roxanne Schulz Maggie Stelter Kelsey Marshall Nikki Miller Chelsea Cox Nyayom Thoat Gloria Ndjoka Danica Monnier · Kasmika Maharjan Amanda Callaway Becca Simley

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Evan Hodin Tyler Pope Kendra Schoening Ashley Behrens Joe Eley

Bass Nick Mulinix Samuel Ely Kyle Chadler

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Wha t is music? Music is art. Music is rythm. Music is spiritual. Music is inspiring. Musi c is simply everything. Voices N Harm ony put in more than just effor t th is past year. They have put forth more sweat and tears than half the football team. The comp etitiv e tension was as high as the notes they hit. But eventually they came together to form a synchronized group. Junior Kelsey Marshall states, "This group of people are great. I love work ing and perfo rming with them ." The whol e Voices N Harm ony crew got along and supported each other in every aspect. "We practiced every day in class as well as multi ple evening rehearsals." said junio r Darbie Townsley. Voices N Harm ony competitively perfo rmed their show four ti me th is season. They have also perfo rmed at numerous concerts and events. Overall the season went well. They made many improvements and were very successful. "My favorite mem ory woul d have to be the behind the scenes runni ng around and outfit changes, " says junio r Kelsey Scholenberg.

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Members : Seniors: Ben Esters, Becca Simely, Edwin Quintanill a, Tom Morris, Alex Thorson, Alex Svhela, Zach Foreman, Huyen Lam, Kayla Jordan, Hailey Clarke, Ashton Klimes, Mykayla Lofgren, Tayla Bouman, Kelsey Bus-

boom Juniors: Jimmy Ruley, Braxton Adams, Edie Widowson , Aaron Lott, Josh Mehurom , Chris Walsh, Kevin Louis, Jason Ahl, Peter Bui, Kelsey Marshall, Allison Svoboda, Kelsey Schoenleber, Jayme Miller, Shelby Kouba, Darbie Townsley Sophomores: Mallory Paul, Tanner Pfeiffer, Sang Lam

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Twenty-one girls in tuxedos with a lot of attitude and en~rgy describes Dynamix. Dynamix is a first year all girls show choir at Northeast, and they started off with an outrageous dance camp durin g the summer. Dynamix traveled to Southwest to start off their competition season. Although they did not place, they learned a lot of new skills. They were determined to better themselves for the upcoming UNO , Norris and Grand Island competitions . They learned a lot abou t becoming sisters and a team, from learning how to do a million time steps to experimenting with canes. These 21

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teenage girls got a chance at being a character that portrays that money is a lo more impo rtant than any guy could be. This group consists of four seniors, thirteen juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman. As the show ch.oir season unraveled the girls gave their all as a first year all girls show choir. The girls learned a lot of new things on their journey from dance camp to finishing out strong during their competition season. By: Alex Lee and Amanda Jaswal

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Alex Lee- Alto,

Bailey Ahlberg- Soprano 1

Brittany Plummer- Soprano 2

Kara Guittar-Alto,

Amanda Weddle- Soprano 1

Erin Serifan- Soprano 2

Madison Parks-Alto,

Mariah Morgan- Soprano 1

Mackenzie Ray- Soprano 2

Amanda Jaswal-Alto,

Taylor Kolarick- Soprano 1

Sarah Petrzilka- Soprano 2

Tiffany Riffle- Soprano 1

Tara Mcginnis- Soprano 2

Linnea Lindquist-Alto, Susana Baldaras-Alto,

Kassi Bussboom- Soprano 2

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Conc ert Choi r is one of the biggest singing groups at Northeast. Students were asked what they love abou t Conc ert Choir. Senior Ben Esters responded with, "I love all the peop le in it and how we learn all differ ent types of musi c." Senior Olivi a Geist said, "Singing songs that represent a challenge and dema nd hard vocals and lots of vibra to." Wha t was a funny or embarrassing mom ent that you had while performing? Senior Erin Remake us said, "Alm ost falling off the stage durin g the National Anth em." Soph omor e Aman da Wed dle comm ented , "Righ t after Dyna mix perfo rmed for the first time I had to get into my conc ert choir robe. I didn 't even realize until the conc ert was over, but my dress was half way off of me." Wha t inspires you to want to sing? Senior Tayla Bouman said, "Just music in general inspires me. I love music. It's my life. I do it because I love it." Junior Braxton Adams responded with, "I just want to be famous and have fun with my career because I love it so much . Can' t you tell?" By:Benen Al-hussein and Vita Gvoz dik Concert Choi r 172

Braxton Adams Bailey Ahlberg Brooke Bennett Tayla Bou man Rosa Lee Breuer Alicia Bucci Kelsi Busboom Sarah Cink Gena Clewell Jared Conrad Maranda Decker Kellsey Eiland June Endrulat Ben Esters Olivia Geisst Abby Green Tyler Hurley Kayla Jordan Janessa Kpake Micah Knipple

Taylor Kolarick James Weidner Alex Lapointe Mykayla Lofgren Kevin Louis Dakota Morga! Tuan Tran Nguyen Michaela Nickolite Mallory Paul Sarah Petrzilka Ross Pickel Avery Piper Charles Pri nee Alysha Puls Carissa Quiring Erin Remaklus Alexis Schneider Kelsey Schoenleber Elizabeth Tyrrel TJ Walker Amanda Weddle

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Singing is a way of producing musical sounds with the voice. People have done it throu ghou t history for entertainment. This includes Northeast's own mens and wom en's choir. This is a new class th is year that consists of mostly freshman. It is a mixture of Rocket Singers and LNE singers. They are a non-competitive group that sings for the pure enjoy ment of it. My newfound friend Mark Briggs said, "I love spending my class time singing and being with my friends." Th is group always had a positive attitude and always strived to be the best they could be. Their master behind their sucess is their direc tor Mrs. Ohde . Ben Svehla says, "Mrs. Ohde is a very talented and beautiful young woman. I feel honored for her to teach me." All in all the class was something more than just singing. By: Alex Stenka

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Men and Women

The Chamber Singers of Northeast High School are an audition group chosen from the Northeast Concert Choir. They worked before and after school to devote their time to this group. They are under the direction of Krista Ohde. Chamber Singers perform a special kind of music that is very traditional and based on singing from the 14th century. In the fall they perpared to host and have a madrigal feast. They opened their performance and dinner to the school and public. Audiences came to sit, have a traditional dinner and enjoy the theatrics an music of the Chamber Singers. They dressed in full costume and decorted the scence to set a true atmoshpere of the madrigal time. They have really enjoyed their year and working together with Ms. Ohd. Mitch Snyder said, "I love singing the chamber music with all of these members. They are great to sing and perform with." By: Kelsey Marshall

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Plaid was the "in" style of the fall play, The Family Legend: A Tragedy. This Scottish tragedy writte n in 1805 was modernized for a high school performance. How ever, the original language of the play was left untouched. Cast members wore either blue or red plaid _on their costumes to ident ify whic h family they represented. Whe ther it was the drama from a kidnapping, or the suspense from a fight scene, the audience was captivated by the cast's ability to take on their characters' roles. As always, Mr. Chapman reminded the cast to be focused and remain in the world of the play. The beginning act opens with the birth of a child, who was a descendant of both warri ng clans. The Macleans, who are one of these clans, are preparing for the celebration of the child's birth. The second act contains a plot to kill the child's mother, Helen. Later in the third act the plot is carried out, and the mother is left on an outcr oppin g of rocks to drow n. Fortunately Helen is rescued in the fourt h act, and later revealed in the fifth act. As a result, havoc and fighting begins, until Lord Maclean ends it with a soliloquy. Auditions began early in the school year, and casted members were expected to attend play practice afterschool everyday. This devo tion led to the success of the fall play. By: Carter G. Hulinsky

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The play was very good. The entire cast and crew did a fantastic job. The name of the play was "W ho Said Qui t?" whi ch too k place in Win ton bur y, Massachusetts. The play was abo ut an up and coming doc tor starting a clin ic in his house. An old love and her mo the r show up one day and announce the engagement of the girl and the nep hew of the head of a hospital in tow n. After being lied to through out the play, the trut h is revealed and the doc tor and his beloved are together again. The costumes were very appropriate for the tim e frame. The story Ii ne was easy to foll ow and kept the audience interested. The actors seemed to have fun. Everyone involved said they enjoyed this play On e of the seniors said they wou Id miss wor king with everyone when this school year is over. By: Paige Schwaller

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L ~ -Clubs Wit h a wid e vari ety of students here at Northeast, we must have a vast selectio n of clubs. At Nor thea st we have club s that range from academics, to ethnicity, to interests. Th is range of club s makes it easy for kids to join and make new friends. Man ; kids are often in mor e then one club ! Clubs are a great way to stay con nec ted with school and you r com mun ity. It also helps freshman get acq uain ted with ·the school. It is also a fun way to spend time with you r school friends outs ide of school, becaus(~ man y club s do acti vitie s outs ide of school. The clubs at Northeast do goo d things fo : not only our school but for com mun ities , and research foun dati ons , incl udin g _b looc drives, cure for cancer, and pennies for patients.

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Lindsey Akins, Ayat Aribi , Rousol Aribi , Dustin Baxter, Sierra Campbell, Aivree Chambers, Nyariang Chieng, Justin Degerness, Kelly Dov, Marissa Epstein, Brandon Friedrichsen, Cindy Galdamez, Maric ela Galdamez, Santiago Galdamez, Greg Hartshorn, Mand y Hawk, Racquel Humphrey, Calvin Landolt, Sarahi Madera, Kasmika Maha rjan, Joey Mancosu, Mad i Mickey, Patrick Murphy, Ashley Priest, Hayat Ramadan, ltzayana Reyas Cisneros, Jordyn Riha, Emily Tangeman, Luben Ahrens, Felicia Anderson, Mary Andrew, Kayana Berks, Kaitlin Brown, Cind y Cruz, Tyler Daugherty, Tayce Debrie, Miran da Dillo n, Devi n Edwards, Farid Farkouh, Ange lica Franklin, Ashley Gower, Hela ina Helms, Kylah Julch, Muoc h Keak, Breanna Krajnik, Morgan Krause, Mari o Louis, Samantha Masters, Kiah Murr ell, Kiah, Glori a Ndjoka, Kenneth Prince, Mecc a Reeves, Anastacia Rhodes, Daisha Scott, Ronnie Stout, Titi Thor, Breezy Ussler, Zach Van Ness, Ashleigh Watson, Victo r Zumaya

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Audr ey Wisel, Bekah King, Ashleigh Wtso n, Cara Steffen, Sarni Prieb, Cozad Seridan, Tuan Nguyen, Conn or Sorensen, Erin Armstrong, Sarah Armstrong, Erin Remaklus

German Club

Chantel Hageman(President), Wyatt Beck(Vice President) Aaron Cornwell (Co-senior rep), Melissa Mathis(Co-senior rep), Somme Hoff( Junior rep), McKenna Newman( Co-sophomore rep) Josiah Fischer (Co-sophomore rep) Trent Kersten (Freshman rep), Ann Towle( Treasurer), Liza Fountain(Secretary) Erica Soderstrom(Photographer), Tim Ivanchuk, Theron Harris, Brandon Brown, Dere Pond, Edin Terzic, Annalyssa Fountain, Shelby Plummer, Jesse Wolfe, Alexus Gray, Nikki Pond, Gina Kassebaum, Andrea Christiansen, Austin Evans, Cadencce Hernandez, Darrell Welch, Sabrina Dittbrenner, Zach Lewis, Arden Cornwell, Lindsay Welch, Fe1 nando Vazquez, Tim Hageman, Logan Beck, Marcci Young, Nick Coffey, Aleshia Urabanec, Bethany Staley, Troy Burdock, Sean Giebel, Heylee Bomberger, Josh Wolfe Janessa Kapke, Nayely Echeverria, Chelsea Himmelberg, Michael Nines, Kasey Feilder, Jonah Helm, Jef Ott, Stacy Ivan chuk, Zach Kapke

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Emily Bachman, Lindsey Lesoing, Kaitlyn Baxter, Morgan Krause, Lindsey Dill, Kiesa Jensen, Peter Bni, Huyen Lat Carter Hulinsky, Tiffany Kiffle, Steyler Sherard, Conn or Sorenson, Mykayla Lofgren, Benen Al-Hussein, Christine Cullinane, Myha yla Nich olite

Jason Ahl, Benen Alhussein, Lauren Bell, Tayla Bouman, Ashley Carlson, Aaron Cornwell, Caleigh Diekm ann, Kass, Dorsey, Ivan Espinosa, Ben Esters, Brandon Gallardo, Vita Gvozdik, Gerson Joya, Dan Kreuzberg, Kay Kulek, Ngu en Luu, Tuan Nguyen, Sarah Petrzilka, Oanh Pham, Selma Salja, Daykin Schnell, Alex Thorson, Sean Tomes, TrarT Tran, Becky Walrath, Jonathon Walr ath , Merim a Ziga.

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Skyler, Beard, Hanna Beck, ben Esters, Jess Rall, Taylor Applebee, Susana Balderas, Bayleigh Collins, Derek Hooe jer, Carter Hulinsky, dayla Jordan, Kelsey Marshall, Mitch Peppmoller, Jade Perry, Will Sailors, Ashley Sanchez, Kelsey Sanchez, Brandy Singleton, Alex thorson

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Braxton Adams, Bailey Ahlber, Anth ony Ainslie, Kellsey Eiland, Olivia Geist, Natalie Henning, Morgan Krause, Krstyn Mcclain, Hunt er Mcclellan, Kaleigh Nelsen, True Ngo, Krista Perot, Tanner Pfeiffer, Ross Pickel, Avery Piper, Edwin Quintanilla, Morgan Robertson, Alexis Schneider, Megan Weid ner

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Jenn Rodysill (coach), Tim Curtis (assistant coach), Tyler Hurley, Nigh t John, Joey Zakaria, Aida Coito m

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Students spend most of th ei r tim at school, w al ki ng the halls w ith a hu nd re d ot he r students, ab ou t 40 0 teachers, and staff members' everyday. ortheast has a w id e variety of fe re nt types of people. N ot on ly th ei r et hn ic ity , bu t th ei r personality and w ho th ey hang around. Even though th e people are very di ffe re nt fro m each other, w e . all co m e together and make this school ho w it is today. By: Kari M ol in ar o

The first school day commenced on September 9, 1941 with a trum pet blaring "Call To Colors," followed by the recitation of the Pledge of Allegience. This wou ld be don e for the next several decades, as Lincoln Northeast High School grew in size and tradition. Students were uneasy abo ut the com bina tion of three high schools, Jackson High School (University Place), Havelock High School, and Bethany High School, whi ch were previous rivals. Black and whi te became the schools colors because the students could not compromise, and so the bookeeper kept ordering the colors because of their neutrality. The studen t bod y chose the Rocket mascot, because it was a modern technology tha t wou ld not become outdated. Wh en the school opened, Lincoln Northeast had kindergarten through 12t h grade. The office was on the second floor, and the bandroom had a swimming pool in it. Band and choir practiced on the fourth floor, and marching band members wou ld carry the ir instruments up and dow n the several flights of stairs, because there were no elevators. Nearly every decade after, the school had an add ition built. . .

Instead of going to McDonalds after football games, King's Drive-In in Bethany was the Rocket's hangout. Dances wou ld be held in the gym after basketball games.

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Students studied in the Library wh ich was on second s ay tod m fro ay llw ha e th s ros ac d ve mo It . lly na igi or or flo M ed ia Center, before the old cafeteria ad dit ion was bu ilt in 19 69 . A Nike-Ajax Missile was given to the school fro m th e Lincoln Ai r Force Base in the early 1960's. Rival schools e th in ed ar pe ap dis lly na fin it til un k, an pr a as wo uld steel it, early 1990's. Athlectics has always been strong in Northeast's Hise th in d an , ns pio am Ch all otb Fo ate St re we we 50 19 In y. tor 19 90 's Boys Basketball State Champions. or rs, tte ru St ar St e th , am te e nc da r ou is it er th he W of ll fu is ol ho Sc gh Hi st ea rth No ln co Lin , ies wd Ro et ck the Ro t las to ilt bu e, rita he th wi ol ho sc ud ro A . irit . tradition and s

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"Int egr ity first, service before self, and excellence in all tha t we do, " are the values of the Lincoln Air Force Junior Reserved Off icer Training Corp. Cadets, the title of students par ticip atin g in the program are educated in citizenship, and responsibility. The program also promotes com mu nity service, and educates cadets in air and space fundamentals. The program is not onl y open to students at Lincoln Northeast High School, but to high school students thro ugh out the city. Classes occ ur dur ing the school day, and before school. A s ecial teams class is

ested in dril l team com pet ition s against oth er JROTC units. Cadets are easily recognized by the Air Force uniforms they wea r on Wednesdays, dur ing colo r guards at football games, and oth er school events. This school year a colo r guard per form ed at the State Christmas tree ligh ting in the State Capitol. SCadets also raised funds for Wreaths Across Am erica Day, and placed wreaths on veteran's graves in hon or of the ir service to our country. They also help ed with Veg Fest

just some of the com mu nity service activities, tha t the AFJROTC did. By: Carter G. Hul insk y

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Robert Haggans is probably one of the most well known and student loved janitors at school. Wh at mo '. students do not kno w about Robert is tha t he is an extremely good cook. His specialty being BBQ food and anything on the grill. Since 198 4 Robert has been grilling his infamous BBQ ribs for his church at least qnce a month. Starting out as just a fundraiser for his church , BBQ-ing eventually turned into something that he wan t · to take to the next level. In 200 4 he opened his own restaurant called Haggens Hol y Smoke Barbeque. Unfortunately Haggens had to close after a year of business due to money problemsw. Still Robert cooks for his church monthly, loving what he does. Last year the welding and shop classes at LNE made a project out of ma~ ing ,R9bert his own grill. It was made from an old gas tank and turned out to be a seven-foot long smoker. Rob • ert ~ w.:?'1 loved watching them put it together. They did n't act like they minded doi ng it. Showed a lot of lo ·· ~ " J; and respect for me. By: Lindsey Lesoing l

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Benen met Ashlee Slade in 6th grade.

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Alex met Carter Hulin sky in 8th grade Frenc h class.

Vita met Benen AIHussein while trippi ng her in the playground in elementary school.

Lauren met Lindsey Lesoing at a bonfire.

Kendra met Mcke nna Newm an at home coming this year.

Lindsey met Lexy Ginger through her broth er Chaz.

Ricki met Kendra Kottmeyer in a class that they had together.

Nicole met Lauren Bell through Cross Country 7th grade.

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Lexy met Asija Arnautovic in Yearbook class this year.

Stepha~ie met Ricki Gary when she sat by her in the lunchroom.

Kelcy met Nicole Bentzinger at Capitol City Christian Church.

Kelsey Marshall met Kari Molin aro in Kahoa Choi r when she was in 4th grade, and Kari was in 5th grade. Asija met Dezarae Mann freshmen year in Theatre class.

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CANDLELIGHT COMMITTEE (left to right) Jordyn Heiser, Chrisine Cullinane, Bayleigh Collins, Lauren Bell, Emily Bachman, Kelsey Marshall, Linnea Lindquist, Mattie Wenzl, Darbie Townsley, Shelby Kouba, Mollie McNeel (np) Candelight winter formal was held on March 5th at the Lincoln Grand Manse. As the tradition has been, a group of girls from the Junior class planned and arranged the dance. The theme this year was Moulan Rouge, and the girls planned center pieces, and other decorations throughout the summer and school year to make the dance look its best. "The building was pretty cool, and i liked the fact that it had an open bar." Senior Carter Helinsky said."The line dances were hard to do though, they were so sped up!" ''The atmosphere made it really easy to have a lot offun!" Senior Rob Sherril states. The girls this year hope that the girls next year well have fun planning the dance, and have a drama free time! By: Emily Bachman, Bayleigh Collins, Lauren Bell, Kelsey Marshall

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Agena, Matt 27 Agler-mo , Colton 51 Ahlberg, Bailey 5 Ahl Jason 27 Ahrens, L ben 51 Ain lie,Anthony 39, 192 Ain lie, Kenny 27 Ainslie, Ryan 51 Akbar, Akilah 39 :Akins, Lindsey 5 Akokoh, Christopher 39 Ale ander, Abraeia 5 Alexander, Abreion 39 Al-hussein , Benen 27, 204 , 207 Allen, Amber 5 Allen, David 51 Allen, Katherine 5 Allen, Taylor 51 Almanza, Kassy 5 Almazan-mcdaniel, Izzy 51 Alnwick, Seth 5 Alonso, Orlando 5 Alvarez, Israel 51 Amen, Kari 63 Amory, Meika 27 Andersen, Kramer 5, 74, 192 ,20 0,2 03 Andersen, Tanner 27 Allderson,Andrew 39 ~e rso n, Felicia 51 ~e r on, Greg 63 Pdlderson, Macy 39 ~e rso n, Olivia 27 Andrew, Mary 51 Applebee, Hannah 27, 30, 192 ~pplebee, Taylor 5, 24, H4, 192 Arend , Miranda 5 Anbi,Ayat 51 Arlbi, Rousol 39 rang, Erin 5 rong, Lauren 27 rang, Sarah 51 tovic , Asija 5,2 04, 07

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Brown Coreena 40 Brown, Jordan 7, 40, 201

202 , Brown, Kaitlin 40 Brown, icholas 40 Brundage Kathrin 7

Bucci, Alicia 7 Buchholz, Mi sy 5, 7, 63 Buckley, Mackenzie 40 Buettner, Ryan 40 Buhr, Ariel 7 78, 192 Builder, BodY. 28 Bui, Peter 28, 193 Bulling, Daniel 63 Buntgen, Tyler 28 Burbach Steve 63 Burden, Brandy 51, 52 Burden, Matthew 40 Burdock, Troy 39, 40, 44 Burges, Dylan 52 Burge . Jerica 52 Burianek, Katlyn 52 Bums, Steven 28 Burress, vian 63 Burt, Tanner 40 Busboom, assi 40 Busboom, Kelsi 7 Byron, Lila 7 C

Caffrey, Marissa 40, 49 Cain, Dustin 7 Callaway, manda 52 Cambell, Jim 63 Campbell, Cody 28, 208 Campbell, Dalton 28, 201s Campbell, Jim 63 Campbell, Lorn 63 Campbell, S antha 39, 40 Campb 11. Sierra 52 Card ~ar on 52 Carlile, B andon 52 Carlmark, B andon 7 Carlson,Amber 40, 44, 49 Carlson,A hley v Carlson, Kelsey 52 Carmichael, Joni 63 Carpenter, Jacob 40 Cash, Devin 52 Castaneda, Andrez 7 Castaneda, Uriel 8 Castillo, Austin 40 Castillo, Jiovany 40 Castro, Fila 28 Cates, Doug 63 231 Index

Cather, Kevin 8 Center, Shae 28 . Chambers, Aivree 52 Champoux, Ryan 52 Chandler, Cuyler 52 Chandler, Kyle 52 Chanthapatheth, Kodie 40 Cha man, Bruce 63 Chase, Sassi 40 Chesmore, Ashley 28 Chieng, Nyariang 40 Childers, Colleen 63 Childers, Paul 52 Choate, Arland 52 Choate, Racheal 8 Christian en ndrew 52 Christle, organ 28, 208 . Ci , ara 40 Cisneros, Ped a 8 Clapp, Melanie 40 Clarke, Hailey 8, 70 ark-jennings, Korissa 28 193 Clark, Keysha 40 Clark, McKayla 28, 32 Clayton, Robert 28 Clewell, Gena 40 Click, Sheanna 52 Clifford, Jacqueline 63 Clodfelter, Josh 52 Closser, Brandon 52 Clos er, Briana 40 Clover, Austin 52 Coffey, Nick 28 Coffey, Richard 8 Coffey, Sam 40, 70 ffman, Cory 8 Co e, Brian 28 Coe, Keera 8 Coleman, Jasmine 8, 24 Coleman Steevie 28 Collins, Amanda 8 Collins, Bayleigh 2 , 32, 192, 204,207,208 Collura, Richard 63 Co eau, Ryan 8 Co nick, Cody 52 Co not, Randall 64 Conrad, Jared 8 --~-----• Conroy,Adam 8 Coon, Kellen 8, 24, 74, 193, 201 Coon, Payton 52 Cornwell, Aaron 8 Comwell,Arden 40, 44 Cornwell, Joel 64 232 Index

Cornwell, Michael 52 Dibbern, Courtnee 9 Corral, Maria 64 Dieckhoff, Ericka 53 Dieguez, Brandon 41 Cortez-torres, Aaron 40 Dieguez, David 29 Cov r, Tamera 64 Cox, Caitlin 52, 70 Diekman, Caleigh 29, 37 Cox, Chelsea 28 Dill, Lindsey 9 Dillon, Miranda 53 Cox , Sydni _52 Crable, Tifany 29 Dill, Sarah 41 ~:;::=;::=::;= ....... Disher, Jayden 41 Craft, Carissa 52 Craghead, Adriana 52 Dittbrenner, Sabrina 53 Craig, Brianna 29 Dittbrenner, Tisha 41 Creger, Helen 2 Divis, Matthew 9 Crom, Kyla 64 Di izinskiy, Vlad 41 Dobuony, Bumkuoth 51, 53 Crook, Janessa 40 Crooks, Thoma 40 Donahoo, Josh 9 Dondlinger, Nathan 53 Cruz, C'ndy 5 Cuddy, Bonita 64 Dom, Jeanette 64 29 81 Do sey, Kassy 9 Cullinane, Chri 192,208 ov, Kelly 53 Cummins, Maria 64 owding, Dalton 53 Cunningham, Ryan 53 Dowding, Michael 53 Cunningham, Taylor 29 Dowd, Tarae 41 Cvitak, Brittany 8, 24 Doxon, Norman 29 Czaplewski, Destiny 8 Doyle, Rachel 53 Drai , Ross 53 D Drapal , Jordan 53 Dalton, Kayla 40 Dreeszen, Kesi 41 Dre s, Chase 9 Dang, John 53 Dang, Julie 29 Duff, Katie 29 Dun an , Anthony 53 Darnall, Shelbi 53 Dun ing , Guy 64 Daugherty, Tyler 40 Dup s, Mike 9 Davis, John 53 Davis, Josh 53 ,_..._-,.-.-._..... Duren , Jake 53 Duren, Ryan 29 Davis, Keara 53 , 77 Davis, Madison 53 --""""'~ Durh Davis, Mollie 40 Durham, Matthew 29 Dvorak, Rebecca 64 Davis, Pamela 64 Davis, Sabrah 53 E Dean, Alishia 8 Dean, Kaneesha 9 Eagleton, Kelsey 9 Ea tman, Shane 53 Dean, Tanajia 9 Debrie, Tayce 40 Echeverria, Stephanie 9 Eckbal, Ashkon 29, 37 Debusk, Aly 40 Decker, Maranda 29, 32 Eckhardt, Trevin 9, 192 Eckman, Jan 64 Degarmo, K 53 Eckman, Steven 64 Degemess, Justin 53 Deines, Connor 29 Eckzal, Ashkor 34 Edstrom, Christian 41 Delaney, Leah 53 ~=:==== Edstrom, Elizabeth 29 Delley, Julian 9 Edstrom, Kelcy 9,192,204, Deng, Mal 9 207,208 Descombaz, Devon 53 Edwards, Brian 39, 41 , 44, Deyoe, Lyndsey 9 49 Diaz, James 9 Edwards, Devin 41 , 193 Diaz, Sarah 53, 72 Edwards, Jaci 53 , 70 Diaz, Timothy 9, 76 Edwards, Linda 41 Dibbem,Abby 41 ~-~

Edwards, Sasette 9 Eggers, Landon 41 Eicher, Elliott 53 Eicher, Ethan 9 Eiland, Kellsey 41 Eilbrs, Jennifer 10 Eley, Benjamin 10 Ellis, Azia 39, 41 Ellis, Brian 10 Elli , Lind ay 4 Ely, Joe 53 Ely, Samuel 41 Emery, Janet 64 Endrulat, June 10 Engelhart, Chri 53 Engen, Krystin 41 _ England , Erica 29 Eppenbach,Jacob 29 Eppens, Tori 53 Epp, Larisa 53 Epstein, Marissa 54 Escorcia, Amber 54 Espinosa, Ivan 10 Essex, Aris 29 Esters, Ben 10, 192 Esters , Katie 54 Estes , Andrew 29 Ethridge, Skyler 10 Evans , Acacia 10 Evans , Austin 54 Evans, Tiffany 10 Ewing, Morgan 54, 70 F Facemire, Jennifer 54 Faeller, Amber 29 Fagan, Dillon 29 Fagler, Jeff 64 Fagller, Amber 29 Fahmbruck, Rodney 6L! Faith, Nyssa 54 Farber, Sara 10 Farkouh, Farid 41 Farkouh, Raif 10 Farley, Taylor 54 Felty, Allan 29 Fenton,Amy 1 Ferguson, Mckenzie 2 Fickle, Austin 54 Fielder, Kasey 10 Fischer, Amariah 29 Fischer, Josiah 39, 41 Fitzgerald, Ryan 64 Fitznater, Derek 61 Fitzwater, Derek 54 Fleming, Jackson 10

Fl ming, Tanor 29, 83 Fl ming, Trevor 10, 82, 83 Fletcher, Jenna 41, 49 Fl ent, Morgan 41 Flynn, Kaitlin 10 ley, Emily 41 • reman, Zachary l 0 Fo berg, Emerald 54 Foster, Quinton 54 Fountain, Annalyssa 29 Fountain, Garrett 4 Fountain, Liza 41, 44 Fox, Connor 54 Fox, Jeremy 54 Fox, Jerred 29 Frain, Zachary 41 Francis, Madison 41 Frank, Doug 64 Franklin, Angelica 54 Franssen, Tori 29 Franzen, B th 64 Freauf, Ashley 10 Frederick, Taylor 29 Freehling, Aaron 10 Freese, Robert 64 Frey, Andrea 54 Fricke, Galen 10 Friedman, Ruth 64 Friedrichsen,Brandon 54 Friend, Robyn 64 ' Funk, Christopher 64 Funkhouser, Kyle 54

Gable-rogers, Sierra 54 Galdamez, Cindy 11, 24 Galdamez, Maricela 54 Galdamez, Santiago 54 Galeno, Julio 29 Gallagher, Cassandra 11, 70 Gallagher, Tammy 64 Gallardo. Brandon 54 Gannon, Corey 54 Garafan, Boss 29 Garafan, Madit 29 Garafan, Nyibon 41 Gardner, Michael 41 Garner, Zachary 41 Garrido, Javiera 27, 30 Garver, Marisa 27, 30 Gary, Ricki 30 Gary, Riki 34, 204, 207 Gash, Amber 11 Gates, Johnny 41 Gearhart, Zack 54 Geibel, Sean 41

Geiken, Nathan 64 Geist, Olivia 11 Gerde , Brandon 30 Gibb, Ryan 11 Gibson ichael 30 Gidley, Robin 30 Gi er Deshawn 11 Giger, Nikiya 1 Gillander, Zacharia 30 Gilliam, Charles 54 Ginger, Chaz 11 Ginger,Le xy 30,3 4,20 8 Glathar, Kurt 64 Goertzen, Katherine 54 Goeschel, Jord n 11 Goitom, Aida 4 Gomez, Ivan 11 Gomez, Rosie 54 Gordon, Rachel 11 Gormley, Andrea 41 an.non 41 Go Gott chall, Cas i 54 Gower, Ashley 54 Gray , Alexus 42 Green, Abby 30 Green, Cory 42 Green , Dallas 30 Green , David 11, 198 Green, Emily 11 Green, Nathanial 51, 54 Gregory, Brandon 54 Gregory, Vicki 42 Grie s, Kandis 64 Grone, William 11 Gropp, Katrina 30, 193 Grote , Kayla 54 Grote, We ley 1 Grothen , Dave 64 Grove , Kelsi 11 Groves, Trevor 30 •Guerra, Alejandro 42, 70 Gugat, Stephan 42 Guittar, ara 0, 192 Gus ard, Dillon 11, 74, 76 Guy, Samantha 42 Gvozdik, Vita 30, 32,20 4, 207

H Haas, Amanda 11 Haas, Garrett 11 Haden, Catherine 65 Hadgi, Bay an 5 Hagaman, Joh athon 11 Hageman, Chantel 11, 70 H man ,T oh 42

Ha g~m. Robert 65 Hender on, Chandler 31 Hahn, Michaela 65 Henning, atalie 42 Hall, Diana 65 Henn, Jake 42 Hall, James 12 24 Henry, Jennifer 31 Cadence 31, 34 , Hall, Tessa 55 andez Hern , ======~ Halsted, Patricia 65 Hernanoez, Davi a 42 Hamilton, Bryce 55 Hernandez, Jazmin 3 I ,....._ _~~- , Ha ilton, Greg 65 Hernandez, Lee 55 Handy, Alec 12 Hernandez, Maranda. 55 Hershey. Dylan 42 Hanna. Trevor 12, 192 Hicken, Tyler 42 Hansen, Gauge 55 Hicks, Eli 12 Hansen, Jeffrey 65 Hicks, Miya 42. 70 Hansen, Samuel 42 Hiebner, Madison 5 Hanson, Kirk 4 2 High, Karl 12 Harberts,Alycia 55, 70, 77 Hill, Austin 55 Hardesty, Austin 55 Hiller, Rebecca 65 Hardy, Justine 30, 208 Hillman, Alex 55 Harpham, Cheyenne 42 Hillman, Jesse 55 Harris, Ashley 55 Hillman. Mathew 30 Harris, Kevin 30 Hillman, Matthew 31 Harris, Theron 12 Hill, Nate 65 Harri , Tiffany 55 Hilze r,Am y 65 Hart an, Damien 30 Himmelberg, Chelsea 42, 44 Hart an, Elizabeth 30 Hinric s, V ctoria 12 Hartsgrove, Taylor 42 Hintsala, Kristina 31 Hartshorn, Greg 55 Hite, egan 42 Hasan, Firas 42 Hhz, Connie 65 Hasan. Halima 12, 30 Hlavaty, Aaron 31 Hasan, Haydar 12 Hobb , Savannah 55 Hatcher, Cry tle 12 Hoburg, Chase 55 Hauck, Simon 55 Ho king, Kyle 55 Havener, Dj 30 Hod in, Evan 12 Ha k, Mandy 42____ __ Hoffman, Jared 31 Hawkins, Jon 12, 74, 83, Hoff. Sommer 31 192,2 08 Hohbein, Travis 31 Hayes, Cole 42 Holliday, Sharon 65 Heath, Clayton 65 Hollins, Desiree 42, 70 Hedden, Jeff 42 Hollis, E>o n ha 31 Hedges, Ryan 42 Holme . Israel 55 Hedgpeth, Kaelli 30 H Imes Mclfayla 55 Hefner, Cody 42 H lmgren, Rollin 65 Hegeholz, Ciara 12, 78, 192 Holro d, Lesley 42 geholz, Dalt0n 55 Holscher, Brandon 31, 37 Heileman, Dayle 30 Hoodjer, Derek 12, 74, 75, H inicke, I aiah 30 76,20 8 Heiser, Jordyn 30, 34, 70, Hoppe. Madeleine 42 208 Hop ood, Brady I, 12, 82, Heiser, Kt 30 83,19 2,208 Hellbusch, Karalynn 12 Horsley, Derek 65 H llbusch, Matthew 55 Hoskins, Abigail 55 Helmink, Susan 65 Houdek, Chandler 12 elm, Jonah 42 House, Kyle 31 Helms, Helaina 55 Howard, Cody 12 Helms, Matt 65 Howard, Deja 55. 61 mstadter, Caleb 42 Howard, Jesse 42 Helms, Trever 30 Index

Howell, Stephanie 65 Kilzer, Dakoda 43, 82, 83 Johnson, Grant 43 Kilzer, Skyler 56 Hrbek, Michelle. 65 Jo on, Joshua 55 Hubka, Richard 65 King,Alyssa 43 Johnson, elinda 65 King,Bekah 13 Huddle ton, Rythm 55 Johnson,S • 65 King, Kili 31 Hudson, Cody 12 Johnson, Su y 43 ------~---- King, Tanner 31 Johnson, Taylor 31 H ff, Aaron 31 ~ 66 Tony ing, ;:;::;-;;K :;::;;:;;:; ==-=:;31=== Andy one a Hu , i Kirk, Spencer 56 Hulinsky, Carter 1, 13, 69, Jone , Autumn 43 Klebe, Brooke 56 196,2 00,20 2 Jon , Brandi 43 Kleffner, Carley 43 umphrey, Mathew 31 204, Jon , orey 31, 37 Kfein, Cody 13 207 Jon , eather 31 lein, Jake 31 Jone , Jo ph 56 .Umphrey, Racquel 55 Klich, Brittany 56 umphrey Zachary 55 Jone , eah 5 Klimes, Ashton 1, 13 unt Andy 42 Jone , ara 6 Klingenberg, Austin 14 unt, Cas andra 5 , 81 Jordan, ayla 1 , , 7 , 78, un, a ton 31 Klinker, Liberty 14 2 1 nipple, Micah 43 unt, K 1 65 Jordan atalie 13 Knowles, Jenise 56 unt, Miranda 31 Jorgen en, Cassidy 56 Koang, Nya 27, 32 un Taylor 42 Julch, Kylah 56 url y, Tyler 31 Koch, Bryan=na~1~4:..::..:.==:.:.:..:.. ,. . ;;;..--;;:;=.;;;;~='"Ju t, Jes e 56 Huyck, Kayla 55 Koch, Paul 66 K 4 Koeb I Koester, Alex 56 Kahler, Danielle 56 Koester,Anthony 66 Ibrahim, Hayat 13 Kailech, Tut 13, 24, 76 Kol ick, Taylor 32 Ibrahim, Sabri 42 Kambal, Tabark 31 Ko ·, Linda 56 Ideen, Rayshaun 42 Kapke, Janessa 39, 43, 44 Koto'uc, Kylie 56, 70, 71, 77 Ideus, Christine 65 Kapke, Jerrico 56 Kott eyer, Kendra 43,20 4, Ihde, Brooke 43 Kapke, Valerie 56 207 Interiano, Merlin 55 Kapke,Zack 31 Kou a, Shelby 27, 32, 80, Ivanchuk, Anastasiya 43 Karkash, Noor 43 81, 193, 208 Ivanchuk, Tim 31 Karr, Justin 43 Krahmer, Ashley 56 Kassebaum, Courtney 56 J Krahn, Jordan 14 Kassebaum, Danielle 43 6 Kraj • , Br Jackson, Diamend 43 Kassebaum, Gina 56 Krajnik, Riyan 32 Jackson, Dioun 43 Kassebaum, Jennifer 13 Krause, Jeffrey 32 Jackson,Mercedes 13 Kauk, Karryn 31, 71 Krause, Morgan 43, 72 Jackson, Michael 55 Kaup,Amber 66 Kreger, Nicole 32 Jackson, Michaela 31 Keak, Muoch 56 Kreifels, Tanner 14 Jackson, Terique 13 Keefe, Kay 66 Kreifel , Tucker 14 Jacobs,Leland 65 Keenan, Tom 66 Kreuzberg, Daniel 32, 83 Jandera, Jacob 13 Keller, Crew 43 Kroos, Brandon 43 Jangir, Sibel 13, 31 Keller, Ryan 43 Kruce, Noah 56 Jans sen, Chase 5 Kelley, Bryson 56 Kruger, Natalee 43 Janssen, Cheye e 65 Kennedy, Brandon 43 Kruse, Jessie 14 Jasnoch, Jeanette 65 Kennedy, Jonathan 56 Kucera, Zac 43 Jasw 1,Amanda 31, 32,20 4 Kennedy, Maresa 43 Kudhot,Puot 14, 74,19 2 207 Kenney,Nathan 31 Jen en, Aly a 31 Kero Hadgi 56 ---=..-:::::::~~:::::::== Kudron, Brodrick 43 Kuhfahl, Gabe 56 Jensen, Kiesa 13 Kersten, Trent 56 Kulek, Kay 14 Jensen, Trace 43 Keslar, Matthew 13 Kunath, Dylan 14 John, Night 43 Kettler, Kyle 13,20 3 Kunc, Dylan 56 Johnson, Aubrey 31 Khalaf, Ghazalah 43 Kuntz, Jordan 43 Johnson, Candice 65 Khalaf, Jihad 43 Kyle, Curtis 56 lJohnson, David 65 Khalaf, Tahsin 13 Johnson, Elizabeth 13 Kiggins, Rachel 4 Johnson, Emma 13, 202 Kiggins, Ramie 43 Index 234

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Labarge, Tobi 43 Labarge, Tori 44 Laher, Trevor- 32 Lamborn, Jordann 44 Lam, Huye n 14 Lam, Sang 44 Landegren, Jacob Landolt, Calvin 56 Lang, Cory 44 Lange, Jared 31 Lange, John 14 Lanning, Tricia 66 Lapage, Logan 32 Lapointe, Alex 14 Lapointe, Zachary 44 Larchick, Stan 66 Larson, Joshua 14 Larson, Michelle !4 Larson, Sarah 14, 63 , L La well, Cecille 44 Leach, Derek 44 d 14 Leach, Spirit 44 Leaver, Keith 32 Le, Bob 32 Lee,Alex 32 Lee, Alexandria 32, 2 . Lee, Corbin 14, 76 Leeman, Amber 15 Lee, Tracy 56 Lehi, Jamison 56 Leon, Jesus 32 Le,Sandy 14 Lesoing, Lindsey 15, J 200,2 04,20 7 Le, Tony 56 Leuty, Megan 15 Leuty, Ryan 56 Lewis, Adyson 44 Lewi , Kevin 28 Lewis, Zachary 56 Lezama, Armand 15 Licht, Christina 15 Liesemeyer, Tayl r 57 Lieth, Tyler 44 Lightford, Christopher Lina, Chelsea 44 L:.ind,Erik 57 Lindquist, Linnea 28, 1 193,208 Lindsay,Anthony 32 Lindteigen, Brandon 3 Lloyd, Renee 44 Lobb, Nathan 15 Lobb, Steven 44 Lode , Christine 66

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O'neill, Kyle 34 Ore, Jenni 58 Orender, Joni 67 Orosco, Kacie 34 Ortega, Katherine 30, 34 Orthengren, Dyna 46 Osburn, Jo hua 46 Oss er, Breezy 58 Ottens, Michael 17 tt, Jeffrey 34 Otto, Cole 58 Otto, Daniel 46 Otto, Drake 46, 75,208 Ourada, Sandra 67 0 erfield, Kaitlin 34 0 ert n, Brittany 58 0 ert n, sie 18 0 ert n, Sto my 46 0 en, Dylon 34 0 en ,Kate 67

p Pacula, Dylan 46 Palmer-hahn, Jadeyn 46 Pane, Dustin 34 Papstein, Cory 46 Parker, Brittany 46 Parker, Jasmine 34 Parks, Madison 46 Park-walck, Megz 18 Parrott, Dakota 18 Patel, Tina 46 Patten, Jacob 46 Pauley, Erin 67 Paul, Jason 46, 208 Paul, Mallory 46 Paulson, Clayton 18 Payne, Jeremy 34, 74 Peaslee, Marilynn 67 Peckham, Brian 18 Peckham, Stephanie 34 Pegues, Mark 18 Pensick, Abby 58 Peppmuller, Matthew 34 Peppmuller, Mitch II 18 Pe ez, Stephanie 18, 192, 204,207 Pe ez, Veronica 67 Perfecto, Edgar 5.8.; :. ,:~= Perot, Krista 18 Perry, Jade 18 Pershing, Andrea 18, 192 Perzinski, Drew 18 Peters, Ashleigh 18 Peters, Brandon 34 Petersen, Mariah 18, 74, 78, Index 236

192 Peters, Mari a 58 Peterson, Drew 58 Peterson, Jd 18, 74, 76,200 Petrzilka Andy 58 Petrzilka, Kat 18 Petrzilka, Sarah 34 Petska, Chad 67 Pfeifer, Haylee 18 Pfeiffer, Tanner 46 Pham, Oanh 18 Pham ony 18 Phan Cindy 34 Phan Ju ie 18 Philbric , Devi 19 Philbri , Raven 46 Pickel, o s 34 Pickrel, olton 4 Pierce, Perri 58 Piersol, Bonnie 67 Pinho, Andre 46 Pinho, Sabrina 46 Piper, Avery 46 Pittam, Rodney 67 Plantenberg, Tyler 58 Plummer, Brittany 58 Plummer, Dakota 19 Plummer, Shelby 58, 72 Pohlmgier, Tanner 37 Pond, Derek 34 Pond, Nikki 58 Poore, Alena 19 Pope, Tyler 58 Porath, Sarah 58 Porter, Felix 34 Porter, Wynona 1- 9-----~~ Potter, Evan 46, 75, 208 Potter, Jeremy 34 Powell, Dylan 19 Preble, Coehn 58 Prendes, Dan 19 Prieb, Sarni 58 Priest, Ashley 58 Prince, Charles 34 Prince, Kenneth 58 Prokop, Nick 19 Prue, Jordan 58 Pruitt, Alexis 58 Pullen, Ezekiel 46, 196 Pullen, Karen 67 Puls, Aaron 58 Puls, Alysha 35 Purcell, Breianna 19 Putnam, Jared 58 Putnam, Samantha J 9

Q Quintanilla, Edwin 19 Quiring, Carissa 35 Quiring, Ryan 58

R Raley, Kristy 58 Rall, Je e 27, 35, 37 Ramadan, Hayat 46 Ramsey, Thomas 19 Randall, Phil 19 angel, Nathaniel 46 ankins, Memarie 35 as ussen, Andrea 39 44 ' ' 46,70 Rathje, Mandy 46, 49 Raulston, Destiny 46 Ray, Brett 35 R yburn, Tanner 59 ay, Mackenzie 30, 35 Reda,Tony 67 Reddick, Nicholas 46 Reed, Reed, Emily 30, 35, 37 Reed r, Erica 46 Reev s,Mecca 46 Rejda, Devon 46 Rem lus, Erin 19 Remaklus , Joseph 46 Remt r, Jacob 35 Renk r, Stephanie 51, 59 Reye , Jalayah 35 eyn Ids , Bradley 46 Reyn Ids , Mary 46 eyno , imeon Rhodes, Anastacia 59 Richards, Stacie 19 Rich, Jody 46 Rich, Melissa 19 Richmond, Rudi 44, 47, 70 Richter, Lexie 35 Riddle, Andy 19 Rief, Courtney 19 Rief, Dylan 35 Rief, Evan 59 Riegsecker, Paige 59 Riegsecker, Preston 19 Riffle, Tiffany 20 Riggle, Andrea 20, 69, 208 Riha, Dylan 20 Riha, Jordyn 59 Rinehart-long, Bailey 35 Rine, Whitney 35 ios, Jayden 59 obak, Ben 35

Robbins, Trent 59 Roberts, Jameson 59 Roberts, Meghan 47 Robertson, Julie 67 Robertson, Morgan 35 Robertson,Troy 59 Robeson, Kendra 35 Robinett, Dj 20 Robinett, Josh 20 oc emann, ristan J Rodenbaugh, Jos ua 20 Rodenbaugh, Natasha 3. Rodriquez, Stephani 5-, Roland, Skyler 47 Rolenc-carlson, athan Roley, Jimmy 35 Rolfsmeyer, Patrick 47 Romary, Ethan 59 ~ Romberg, Barb 67' Rooney, Chad 67 Rosenlof, Alyssa 47, 7t Rossignol, Nicole 47 Rouse, Jack 35 Roush, Dallas 47 Roush, Jacob 20 Rowe,De e 67 Rowland, Caris a 47 Rowland, Dylan 35 Rozsa, Michael 67 Ruley, Jimmy 35 Runyan, Mark 67 Rush, Kerri 35 Rust, Aj 20,202 Ryan, Austin 59 Ryan, Darcy 67 Ryan, Jordan 59 Ryan, Tanner 59

s Sacca, Alex 35 Sailors, Skyler 47 ,208 Sailors, Will 5, 2 , 63 , Saleh, Dlovan 47 Saleh, Shlovan 2 Saley, Bethani 39 Salisbury, Billy 59 Salja, Selma 47 Salors, Debbie 67 , ,; Sanchez, Ashley Sanchez, Kelsey 5, 20 _• 74192 Sanders, Hannah 59 anford, Emily 20 Sanfor , Julia 59 Sanford, Trevor 59 Sarroub, Georgia 67

avage, Chassmen 20 chaefer, Riki 67 chaeffer, Zachary 59 chaffer, Alexa 47 chapp augh ,Case y 20 chaum, Slade 59 Schlautman, Josh 67 hmidt, Brittney 20 hmidt, John 47 chmidt, Kayla 27, 35 Sch •dt, Tori 59 Schmolot, Aaron 4 7 Schmucker, Joe 59 Schneider, Alexi 47 Schneider, Nick 3 , 208 Schn 11, D ykin 20 Schnell, a ph 67 choening , Kendra 59 choening,L ynn 67 choenleber , Kelsey 35 choonover, Alicia 20 choonover, Austin 20 cho Schrader, Brittanie 21, 192 Schrock, Brigitte 67 chroeder, Aaron 47 chroeder, Nichola 21 Schroeder, Richard 68 Schroer, Jordan 28, 35, 74 Schulz, Roxanne 59 Schwab, Kelsey 51 , 59 chwaller, Jeff 35 chwindt, Matthew 21, 74, 82,8 3,19 2 chwindt, Tyler 47 cott, Daisha 59 cott, Damion 21 Scott, Davion 35 Scott, Spencer 59 Sears, John 21 Sehnert, Zachery 35 Seidel, Tanner 27, 35, 192 Seidel, Tayler 32, 35 Serafin, Erin 21 ravalli, Leo 59 ercl, Natalie 35, 80, 81 erie, Jacob 59 evereid, Erica 36, 72 eward, Patty 68 hada, Jill 68 hanahan, Seth 68 haw, Taylor 59, 72 hearer, Kelci 21 heehan, Baily 59 heely, Ted 68 heldon, Calvin 47

Shel on. Dusten 36 Sheldon. Jalen 47 Shelor, Nicholas 47 Shelton, James 36 Shepard, Malcol 47 Shepherd, Je ica 21 her rd, yla 47 Sherard, Skyler 47 Sheridan, Cozad 59 Sherrill, Robert 1, 21, 74. 201,2 02,20 4,207 Shield, Alex 21 Sh. elds, Marty 68 Shilling, Bryan 59, 74 Shilling , Richie 4 7 Shires, Rebecca 68 Shockey, Eric 60 Showalter, Kathryn 47 Shrew bury, Samantha 36, 196 Shriner, Cod·y 1 ~ - , ~ Shriver, Kelsie 36 6 Siedband,Andy 36 Simley, Rebecca 21 Simmons , Susan Sims, Tristan 60 Sinclear, Jane 68 Singleton, Brandy 21,20 8 Sklenicka, A hli 21, 208 Sklenicka, Hailie 47 Skorupa, Kristin 68 Slade, A hlee 32 , 36, 204, 207 Slade, Makiah 6 Smallfoot, Josh 34 ua 36 Smallfoo , Smallfoot, Merissa 21 Smith ,Ama nda 60 Smith, Amber 36 Smith, Derrick 47 Smith, Devin 6 Smith, Dylan 21 Smith, Jack 60 Smith, J rdan 51, 60 Smith, Ju tin 68 Smith , Kellen 47 Smith, Miranda 47 mith, anc 6 Smith, Shannon 21 mith, hay I, 24, 74, 78 Smock, Nathan 47 Smolik, Courtney 60 Snoozy, John Snoozy, Molly 21 Snyder, Eric 68 ~ •U I : l ~ H

Snyder, Kimberly 68 Sn der. Marcu 47 Snyder. Mitch 30 Snyder, Mitchell 36 Soderstrom Erica 36,20 8 Solorzano-Romero, Sandra 60 Songster, Craig 68 Sorensen, Tyler 60 Sor nson, Connor 60 Sor nson, Johanna 36 Soucie, Jeff 68 Soukup. Eileen 68 Soumit, Yassir 36 Southworth, Mary 68 Sovereign, Halie 36 Spaeth, Cole 47 S pale, Nathan 60 Spellman, Zachary 60 Spen cer,M anny 60 Spencer, Zach 60 Springer, Mia 47 •ngman. Connor 60 Stacchini, Claudia 68 Stadi g, Jeffrey 68 Stale , Bethanil 44, 48 Stall orth, Grace 60 Stan d, Myrna 68 Standley, Matthew 21 Stang, Zachary 60 Starr, Darla 68 tate . Matt 60 Steams, Tyler 48 Stebbins, Chri tian 48 elberg, A hton 32, 36 Steckly, Edwin 69 kly, Joh a 0 Steele, Barb 69 Steffan, Cara 60 Steinberger, Adam 60 Stelt r, Maggie 60 Stenka, Alexandra 22 Stenka, Michael 48, 72 tepanek, Mary 69 Stephenson, Reed 69 St phens, Tylef 48 Steven , Cody 48 Stewart, We ton 36, 198 Sti kney, Matne 36 Stierwalt, Bradley 22 ti es, Adell 69 iles, Andrew 48 tinson, Layne 60 Stockton, Michael 60 Stoner, Amanda 60 to e, Sonny 48

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Stroman, Je e 22 Stuart, Ca ey 60 Stump, Gregory 36 'Sullivan, Gei t 36 Sullivan Kassidy 48, 78 Sullivan, Rooyn 22 Summer , Ghri tian 69 Sutter, Rebekah 22 Sutton, Chelsea 22 Sutton, Damian 48 Svehla, Alex 5, 74, 192 Svehla, Alexander 22 Svehla, Benjamin 60 Svoboda, Allison 36 Svoboda, Amy 60 Svoboda, Devin 27, 36 Svob oaa,R eed 22,7 4,19 3 Swenson, Caden 22 S\ etland, Miranda 4 Syverson, Tay;lor 22

T Tangeman, Emily 60 Tang, Ngor 48 Taylor, Mykle 60 Teruel, e enia 36 Terzic, Edin 36 Thatcher, Benjamin 48 Th rien, Kelsey 60 Therrien, Justine 60 Thibault, Hannah 22 Thoat, Nyayom 48 Th mpson, Matthew 48 Tho pson, Tekheya 36 Thompson, Treneyce 48 Thomssen, Nick 60 Thorson, Alex 5, 22, 63, 208 Thorson, Kyle 48, 75 Thor, Titchiana 22 Thrope mJi 69 Thumann, Zane 36 ibbs, Tay:lor 48 Tied man, Whitney 60 Toma Bushra 36 Toma, Doha 5, 22 Tomes, Sean 22 Tonniges, Nicole 48 Topil, Braden 22 Tow le, Anna 30, 36 Townsley, Darbie 32, 36, 70, 204,2 07.20 8 Tran, Catherine-hanh 60 Tran, Gina 22 Tran, Tram 22 audt. Victoria 36 237 Index

Winston, Javone 37 Walker, Theodore 37 Wisell Abby 39, 49 ~al l n, Brandon 48 Wisell, Audrey 24 Walrat , B ky 23, 208 Wissink, Brendan 24 alrath, Jon han 61 Witkowski, Ryan 49 Wal h, Christopher 37 Wittgren, Joe 69 Waples, Melissa 23 Wittler, Mikal 24, 63 ar yo, u umn 69 Wittrock, Jocelyn 24 Washington, Margel 49 Wiyual, Ruach 49 Water , Gary 69 Wobig, Richard 24 Watkins Cody 49 o , Alex 49 Watson, hleig 23 , 196 Wo1£ , Donaven 61 Watson, J s ica 23 ol£ , Jesse 49 Watson, Kyle 37 ol£ , Joshua 44, 49 Way, Bryan 23 Wo1£ , Liz 61 Weatherholt Do gla Wo1£ , Phyllis 69 Webb, S dney 4 W , Shanna 49 anda Weddle, Wo inski, Chase 61 Weidner, James 49 lken, Debra 69 Weidn r, Megan 49 llen, Brandon 24 Welch, Darrell 61 ~-..: ;;;: ;=~ ~=::Wo :·:--::. u Woocl, Bradyn 61 Welch, Lindsey 37 _ _ 69 ki Vic urn, odb Wo 37 any Tiff lch, We 61 ber ,Am ing Ued 49 es rane od, Wo 61 b Jaco lls, We 48 n ndo Bra r, shle Um 61 r phe isto Chr , ad odh Wo 61 y Joe er, ncik We 36 la kay Ma , hler Um Wood ff, Trent 69 Wendeln, Cassandra 49 Upah,Alex 23 Woodward , Tanner 49 Wendt, Alaytra 49 Urbanec, Aleshia 36, 70 Wright Natasha 24 Wenzl, Mattie 2 , 192 208 Uribe, Trevor 48 Wright, Terrence 37 Wenzl, Mattison 37 V Wright, Zackery 61 Werner,Aleigha 51 , 61 Wuol, uandong 61 West, Austin 37 Valasek, Jordan 61 Wur, Nyamal 37 West, Chel ie 23 aldez-guerrero, Mario 37 Wurtz, Jordan 49 West, Heidi 69 anderford , Jared 48 Wurtz, Joshua 49 We tphalen , Luann 69 Vanderzee, Taylor 23, 192, Wur, V: nessa 37 Wheatley, Vincent 23 193,203 Wheeler, Kayla 49 Vanderzee, Thomas 1, 61 y White, Brigette 23 Vanness, Vadoll 37 Yates,Ashlee 24 White, Erika 61 arejcka, Devin 48 Yates, Jeremiah 24 Whitlatch, Amber 49 Vaughn, Elizabeth 69 Yate , Travis 24 Whitney, Jessica 49 Vaughn, Mike 69 Yates, Tyler 61 Whyte, Tammy 61 Velder, Tyler 48, 75, 208 61 rcci Ma ng, You 69 la hae Mic te, koli Wic 69 dra San ino cell Ver Young, Randi 37 Widdowson, Edie 37 Vergith, Z chary 37 49 ci Ric ng, You 49 ni Dya de, Wil 37 yn Jord in, qua Vi Wilkason, Brian 61 Vogel, Judith 69 z Wilksen, Kris 37 Voichahoske, Corttany 61 Zakaria, Joseph 49 Williams, Chante 23 Vollmer, Dean 61 Zakar.ia, Mach 37 William , Kennie 49 Vo, Vinh 37 Zessin, Kelsey 5, 24, 69 Williamson, Chrj tie 23 w Williams, Tylyn 23 = = = = Zessin, Matt 34, 37 Ziems, Katelyn 61 Wilmot, Amanda 69 Wade, Alexander 61 Ziga, Merima 37 Wilson, Brittany 23 Wadiso, Holagana 61 Zollicoffer, Angelica 49 Wiltshire, Brandi 23 Wainwright, Cody 48 61 tor Vic , aya Zum 49 e Jad er, Wim 23 tin Dus , line Wa 24 Juan , niga Z 23 la Kay , frey , Win 204 23, e Paig st, hor lken Wa Wing, Skyla 37 207 Winningham, Sabrina 37 Walker, Kayla 48 Index 238

Traupe,Breanna 48, 208 Treat, Nora 69 . Treichel, Megan 48 Treinen, Kiara 48 Triplette, Allison 44, 48 Tri~ ette, Amanda 22 , 2. Truo , Tucker. Miranda 48 upper, Toni 61, 78 Turcios, atal • 61 Turner, Mary 69 Turner, onia 23 208 Turvey,Reanna 36 Tuttle, Diamond 30, 36 Tuttle Tyl 2 T ee y, obbie 6 Tyrrel , Cyn h"a 69 Tyrrel Elizabeth 48 Tyrrel, Liz 48

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