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M a ki n g Your Own Ev ery on. e kn.e -w- to get i:n. to col leg e you . -ne ede d to hav e mo~re~ ~== =• •jus t a:n.. e.x: cell en.t AC T sco re, or a:n.. ou. tstn a.d .ing GP A Som -w- her e d.o- w-n. the li:n. e, you .. had . to d.o som eth ing tha t -w-e n.t ju.s t a litt le bit bey on.d .. No rth Sta r stu. d.e nts -w-e n.t bey on. d. the T I . O ~ by con .ti:n u.i:n.g the ir n.o rrri al sch ool act ivit ies out sid e 0£ the -no rma l sch ool day.

Bu .t som e-w -he re d.o-vv-n. the li:n. e, i:n. ord er to kee p £ra m bur: n.i: n.g out , stu. d.en .ts -nee ded . a litt le d.o- w-n .tnn e. ~ i k e Sk om er ( l 2), spe n.t mo st o£h is t:rr ne -w- ork ing on. his l 9 7 4 No va "It'sj ust a -w-a y £or me to u.n. -w-i n.d. ,'' said . Sk om er. "Pl u.s, it's som eth ing I lov e," he add ed.. Ou tsid e or hob bie s, som e stu. d.en .ts rou. .:n.d . the ms elv es spe n.d .ing mo st or th.e rr tirr ie jus t ha:n gi:n .g- -w- ith £rie n.d. s.

"A lot or the tim e -w-e ju.s t pla y vid eo gru: n.es a:n..d. talk .'', said . Bra n.d on. Fo ltz ( l 2). ''-W -e ju. st sit aro u.n .d. an.d .

cha t, or go see mo vie s. -W--e rea l]y lik e mo vie s, as lon .g as the y'r e goo d." Fo ltz add ed.. Ot her stu. .d.e n.ts £ou .n.d . the ms elv es bus y -w- ork in.g .

·un.ro rtu. :n..a .te] y, :my d.o-w-n.tir. ne, isn 't rea l]y d.o- vv-n .t.nn .e. I'm ei socc er,'' said . R.a ch.e l -W- en.z l ( l 2), -w'Th e goo d. thi ng abo u.t it is, I li~ ri:n. d. som e rre e tim e, I hav e it to spe ~~ r-====;-.c===============::::::::i:z:::o "W h.il e mo st stu. d.en .ts £el t the rus h. or co- -~-- ~ on. the go, the y rou. :nd. tirrl .e to ma ke re get the hig h sch ool e.xp erie n.ce.

1. Bra ndo n Fol tz ( 12) put s on his gam e

Call of Dut yM crle rn W a:rfare 2. 2. Mik e Sko mer ( 12) shows off his !1.,arage and wor ked on it whe nev er 3. Rac hel We nzl ( 12) gree ts gue sts bee n wor kin g sinc e her sophomore 4. Mik e Sko mer wor ks on his enggre at dea l of pate ienc e.

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U SI •de of' the box: - it could have a pleth ora of' mean .in.gs. I t could rnea:n .. stepp jp.g f'you r comf ort zon.e an.d tryin g n.e-w- thin.g s. It could mean . being

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to overc o:rn.e f'or the stu.de n.i , have thou ght too large f'o Stu.d ent Coun cil's camp aign. of' ".Arr ive Alive f Dn.t T stude nts to put do-w-n . their cell phon es -w-hil e ir lif'e an.d those arou nd them rrh.e "W"'o: rn.en's mate d non.v iolen ce 'Wi.th their ''Ffun .ds are n.ot u.den .ts could pledg e to only use their h.a:n. ds • ing the n.eed in. our co:rn rnu.n ity, colle ct ton.s f'ood f'or the Food Bank ple -w-ou ld be f'ed du.ri:n .g the holid ay boun darie s to -w-ha t the stu.de n.ts -w-ou ld do t :ves a:n.d :rn.ak e a dif'f'e ren.ce becau se there is n.o lirn ties of'-w- hat you. can. do -w-he n. you. are outsi de of' the

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urmg Orchestra. The students in Ore er. . Jessy Lukonen (11) wor on a p ject in his Beginning Drawing class. Projec shading, self---portrru.t and ribbo Spicka. (12). pamper the scarecrow, Adam Kava ~- Ozians, Terra Gehrig ( 10) and £merald City. The WiZa.n:1 cl Oz was e fall musical this year. 4. Morgan £lroo (11). Larry Thomas (12) and Brandy Watkins (12) get excihrl to play their instrumen ts d alon~ with Choreogra ph Choir. Choreogra ph Choir sang carols to the special education students in December. 5. Micah Zechota ( 11) does the fly stroke at the Cotter invited. The swimming terun won 23 awards at that invite. 6. Ka.itlyn Studnicka. ( 12) shows her spirit at the tru.lgate party before the Varsity Football game agru.nst Southwes t The Superfan Club helps promote enthusiast ic school spirit for all activities. Outside of the Box

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:vicious place. -W--e st.:ruggled to £it i:n.to th.e n.or:rn of' our society and fought vVith.-w-hat-w-as acceptable and -w-hat-w-as n.ot. ""What rna:n.y of'u..s failed to remember, -w-as th.at it -w-as okay to be dif'f'eren.t In. fact, bein.g u.n.:iqu..e made u..s -w-ho -w-e -w-ere. l'v1:any i:n.dividu.als f'it th.e classif'icatio~ of' "outside of' th.e ordinary", even. though th.ey might n.ot have classif'ied themselves th.at -w-ay. 'Ibey -w-ere i:n. our very halls, an.d they -w-ere prol:iably people might n.ot have expected.. Abby Diaz ( l l) clai:rned th.at she -w-asn.'t ou..t of' the ordi:n.ary. 'Ibe on.ly th.in.g she said -w-as dif'f'eren.t abou.t her th.an. others -w-as th.at she "lives a fast life". Sure, your life -w-ou.ld've been. fast too if' your :farr:ri1y o-w-n.ed D'I..eon.'s restaurant Diaz said, 'There is more pres-sure an.d more respon..mbility'' pressed u.pon. her an.d her brother as they also helped ru.n.. the busi:n.ess. Still, she kept her priorities in. li:n.e an.d -w-as able to participate i:n. many school activities an.d took ch.allen.gtn.g classes. 'I'h.ese thin.gs -w-ou.ld help Diaz achieve her goal to open. her o-w-n. busi:n.esses after college. Tyree Partee ( l 0) -w-as an.other ex:ample of' sorneon.e ou.tside of' the ordinary. He had a dream to become a rap~- He said most rappers sing abou.t th.in.gs th.at they feel see and hear on. th.e outside. "I rap and mn.g, dan.ce, rap an.d. act from my heart an.d soul," Partee said I-I.ard -w-ork and dedication. -w-ould allo-w-

Kerrie Behn.ell, an. En.glish teacher, also didn.'t th.ink she -w-as ou.tside the ordi:n.ary. She provided

temporary homes f'or n.in..e teen.agers -w-ho n.eeded support, staying i:n. con.tact vVith. them as th.eir "adopted mother." Behn.ell open.ed her arms to others as -w-ell, e.xten.din.g her givin.g n.ature an.d thoughtf'u.1n.ess to spon.sor I.N"S Hope for ::H:aiti f'u.n.draiser. Ian. York ( l 2), like rna:n.y stu.den.ts, en.joyed -w-ritin.g. He -w-rote at home, i:n. class m.akin.g trr.n.e -w-hen. he -w-as busy vVith -w-ork. ""What made York so u.n.iq-u.e -w-as th.at he took his love of'-w-ritin.g and started composing a n.ovel called 'I'he Bonds of Fire

and Ice. He felt th.at the key to his success and f'u.ture

accomplish.rn.en.ts "vVou.ld be becau.se he u.sed his free

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4. Ian York ( 12) doesn't define hnnself as outside of the rdinary. York was working on his own novel titled The I3onds of F1re and Ice.

< kn.e-w- th.at he had a po-w-erf'u.l passion. for -w-ritin.g. He ~

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1. Jeffrey C4-thy (11) leans over to say something to his friend John Birdsell (1 O)_ They sat together to watch the cheerleaders perform. 2. Patty Ngp.yen (10) smiles as she poses at the end 0£ her routine.. Shejand the other £NT Step Team members strutted their sh:if£ at a lunch jam. 3. Quentin :IDeabler (10) enjoys a Gatorade at lunch with Anissa Bens1n (9). Lunch is a great time to laugh and joke • with £riendsldu ring this break int he school day. 4. Britney Turchho££ (10), Jaimie Si5!ler (9), and Joe Saltzman (9) staf d outside at Gator£est. They were watching the band perl'orm. 5. Abby DiaZ ( 11). Sonia Sandoval ( 11). Juan DiaZ ( 12). and Joe Rivas (12) sing "Feliz Navidad" to the Yearbook class. The £our were active participan ts in Latinos Sin Fronteras .

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Ryan Caporale Leslie Castro Tyler Cates Jeffrey Cathey Tony Chau Chudier Chuol

Dray Cleary Alyssa Clover Mary Codina Ryan Confer Miguel Contreras Corado Jasmine Cook

Jessica Coplan Brian Cornelsen Tiffany Cox Brianna Crom Daniel Crosby Brittaney Culver

Carlos Cumbe Campos Stephen Daniel Tyler Decker Anthony Delgado Nataliya Denysyuk Tina Deollos

Cody Depalma Abby Diaz Samuel Dick Sara Dillard Anthony Dominguez Julia Dowling

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Sabah Hamo Seth Hampton Christopher Hansen

Spencer Hansen Chelsie Harmon KennyHarnage Jordan Harper Angel Harris Codey Harris

Ashlea Harsh Kayla Hatfield Ty Hayes Marisa Helmkamp Joshua Hernandez Lauren Hernandez

Cecilia Hernandez Chavez Kaci Herrell Will Higgins Brittian Hinson Katelin Hiskey Dalton Hoferer

Dustin Hoffman Emily Howell Adam Hughes Mitchell Hunt Marissa Hurst Jamie Huynh

Wendy Huynh Morgan Ihde Mike Irons Ramsey Jaber Dont'e Jackson Tyler Jackson

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Huyen Van Le Jen Yung Lee Zachary Leitschuck Kayla Lenhoff

Haoxin Lin Caleb Lindley Bryce Lindner Melisa Lisak Shanel Lopez Allison Lothson

Kayla Luedke Connor Luethje Jessy Lukonen Jamison Lyons Kyler Mackel Durrel Madlock

Antoine Madsen Mickey Mai James Maier Amber Malcolm Karissa Malone Allan Martinez

Israel Martinez . Jessy Martinez Beltran Rodrigo Martinez Garcia Elizabeth Martinez-rios Galina Martynyuk Shaquille Mayes

Heather McClure Jess McConnell Josie McDermott Amber McDowell Whitney Medley Danny Mendez

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Bisi Oyinlade Clarissa Patak Elizabeth Paulissian Tanner Paxton Marissa Payne Gage Peake

Hector Perez Catelyn Petersen Trucker Petersen Andrew Pfenning Julie Pham Nancy Pham

Tram Pham Hieu Phan Viet Phan Mai Paris Phillips Alex Pickerel Michael Pickerel

Brittney Pickett Jennie Pineda Derek Pinzon Adam Piper Taylor Poland Kody Potter

Greg Puckett Cassandra Quezada Austin Radcliffe Erin Raley Ana Ramirez Villegas Kevin Reimnitz

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Cassidy Brazer Roland Bredemeier Kyle Brennfoerder

Dillon Brosche Adam Brown Colton Brown Deonte' Brown Logan Brown Mesie Brown

Thomas Brown Miranda Bruckner Melvin Bryant Sam Buller Tenia Bullock Katelyn Burbach

Marshall Burnett Devin Bush Amanda Cage Nakesha Calloway Alec Cameron Claire Cameron

Dillon Capps Michael Carter Alex Cartier Shanice Carver Bryton Casey Kaleigh Cash

Fila Castro Traeben Caudy William Chamberlin Samuel Chavez Lindsey Clark Matthew Clark

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Maris~"""".,,.,_.... Spencer Evenhou Carly Faller Ashley Felipe Julio Flores Shaun Flynn

Anna Fomenko Hannah Frain Emily Frohman Talisha Galaviz Silvia Galvan Adrian Garcia

Lexi Gardner Terra Gehrig Zoe Gengenbach Jaime Gibbs Daniel Gleason Jordan Glosser

Courtney Goebel Guadalupe Gomez Hernandez Kimberly Gonzalez Nathaniel Gonzalez Jake Graham Andrew Greenfield

Kendra Griggs Amber Grove Dustin Gustafson Ahkyra Guy Jaggar Hall Hamo Hamo

Kylie Harpst Robert Hartsgrove Kelsie Havlicek Audrey Hedges Gabrielle Helms Michelle Henning

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Marq Marina Khe Han Khuu Britney Kirchhoff Courtney Kirk Kourtney Klein

Kaylee Kleinert Garrett .Klooster Emily Knaub Sibit Koang Mark Kometscher Treza Koung

Holly Kramer Riley Krizek Prescott Krouse Arisa Krzycki Victoria Kumpost Nyalok Kuon

Vladik Kuznichenko Kelsey Lacey Kimberly Lara Daniel Laschanzky Kaitlyn Lase Dalton Lawrence Down

James Le Jessica Lefier Kasie Lehn Jevin Liddell Jacob Linke Ellen Lloyd

Zachary Lamison Alejandra Lopez Brandie Luce Eric Ludwig Leticia Luera Edwin Luis

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Keanna Moo Torey Moody • Michael Moore Olivia Morris Aryon Mosco

Khaled Mourad Travis Mueller Christin Mundorf Rudi Murphy Ann Murray Tyree Murrell

Makayla Murry Kiefer Musiel Samir Nadeem Logan Nash Logan Neal Lainey Nebesniak

Jelena Nedic Emily Nelson Gaven Nelson Michael Nelson Nathan Nelson Zachary Neuberger

Scott Ngoh Amy Nguyen Chris Nguyen Hieu Nguyen Hong-Ngoc Nguyen Huong Nguyen

John Nguyen John C. Nguyen Melissa Nguyen Patricia Nguyen Sang Nguyen Sarah Nguyen

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Zain Saleh Karina Sanchez Stephanie Santos Josh Schafer Kara Schlegel Jace Schlichenmaier

Elizabeth Schneider Tyler Schneider Devin Schroeder Tyler Schuler Andrew Schwimmer Tyler Scott

Tierin Sheridan Tyler Sheridan Cody Sherman Brooke Shoemaker Svetlana Shulyak Viktoriya Shulyak

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Cameron~~~-..... Tashia Tys Rebeca Umana Trepho'n Valderrama Karla Vargas Mendez • Michelle Vasquez

David Vlasyuk Kenny Vo Natausha Vodraska Bradley Volz Anna Vu Amanda Walla

Brady Walling Marcus Walton Carley Warner Tauheedah Watkins Tyler Wayman Allison Weber

Dylan Weber Eric Welch Kyle Wentworth Michael Wenzl Sammy White Brittany Wiechman

Taran Wiede! Vanessa Williams Chrisheena Wills Jory Winters Alyssa Wintz Dak Wiyual

Colorado Wolfe Logan Woslager Marcus Wright Yuliya Yefimchuk Tesloach Yiel Devon Zwiener

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Jal: er shows her enth usia sm for the Nor th Sta r Gators. She wns reg ular at all the loca l gam es.

rrnp C>rt .a.:n .t it -w-as to kn.o w- -w-h ere she cron e f'ro m She had farn .ily i n Pal abo ut, espe c"ia lly du. ring tun es of' con flic t Th is stre n.gt hen ..ed her farn .ily val ue of':f urni ly. I-I.e r fa.th .er tau ght Jab er all asp ects of'h er cul tur e, suc h. dish .es. "Fa mil y me ans a gre at dea l to me, an..d it has mad e me a stro nge r been .. su.p pC> rtive , -w-h ich. allo- w-ed her to par tici pat e in Th eat re a:n.d -W- o Su.c h. su.p pC> rt has give n.. Jab er gre at dre ani s f'or the f'u.. ture . She si:n. ce she -w-as a chi ld., she adm ired doc tors an..d the rr abi lity to sav e live s. • I lov e kids l" said Jab er. Th e lov e she f'elt -w-as stro ng, an..d she con fess ed t o-w-n.. "Ev eryo n..e call s me cra zy,~ said Jab er. Bu t -w-as she rea lly c r azy, or di

"W hat is rrnp C>rt a::n. t to Jab er has bec om e evid en.. t th.r oug h her i:n. oth ers. She k:n.e -w- -w-h o she -w-as bec aus e she kn..e -w- -w-h ere she ca:r ne fro m peo ple -w-h o i:nfl u.en ..ced her the mo st: her flun ily.

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Tanner Boone Monty Bornemeier Lacherro Braggs Brett Bratrsovsky

Shelby Cheyenne Breedlove Mallory Breemes Anthony Brickner Dylan Brooks Heath Brown Laraysha Brown

Anthony Bruce Lexye Bruegman Jessica Bui Breanna Bundfuss Treagen Burg Alex Burton

Nadia Buzadzhi Kolby Cain-McGarvie Morgan Cale Francisco Calleja Rebolledo Stephen Cantarero Denisse Carcamo

Kevin Carlson Jamila Carter Alex Caruso Kevin Castellanos Lopez Jamie Chaney-seuferer Samantha Chessmore-farr

Uyen Chu -Nguyen Brianna Church Dakotta Clark Samantha Clauson Adam Claypool Brooke Clemens

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Freshmen

Davarius Foreman Miles Fredrick Dana Freeman

Ariel Gale Danielle Galvan Enrique Garay Jacqueline Garcia Castorena Diana Garcia Rubio Katie Garrison

Haleigh Gerlach Nathan Gillispie Katie Glaubius Maricruz Gonzalez Figueroa Delveion Graham Laneisha Gray-Sawyer

Austen Green Ashton Greenfield Jake Greenrod Jaelynn Griess Tiffany Griggs Zachary Grunder

Bakhita Gum Arisbeth Gutierrez Danielle Haen Cody Hahn Kelly Hales Haley Hall

Breeanna Hallman Mohamed Hamdan Naeif Hamo Ashley Hansen Terran Hansen Sydney Harpham

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Freshmen

Jav Zeffrey Jon Wilber Joya Pereira Randy Juarez Haeder Kasem Megan Keech

Kenya Kennedy Michael Kesner Eddie Key Raja-nee Keys Elias Khoudeda Phenix Killen

Rachel Killingsworth Marquis Kirklin Gloria Kluck Crystal Knight Augustine Kolb Quincy Koll

Markus Krogh Sharaia Krogh Isabelle Krzycki Sabrina La Pour Jean Lado Andrea Kevin Lam

Dylan Lamb Kasey Lam born Angelo Lantos Jacob Lapp Gabe Laughlin Jesse Lee

Rachael Lehr Nicholas Lien Deyon Livingston Gage Livingston Justin Lamison Tania Lopez-chavez

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Kenya Moo Maurice Moore Josh Morrison Kasey Mueller Khaleef Muhammad

Malaik Muhammad Stephanie Mundorf Brittany Munsen Becca Murch Shawn Murphy Emily Murray

James Murray Falyn Neal Heliz Neamat Luke Nesson Joshua Newell Cindy Nguyen

Dalena Nguyen Damian Nguyen David Nguyen John Nguyen Kenny Nguyen Holly Nutter

Ruth Nwaturuocha Joseph Odem Destiny Olsen Paola Ordonez Flores Edgar Orellana Elias Osman

Nasima Osman Kenny Outz Brenda Palmerin Montes De oca Moreno

Zachariah Palomo Chelsy Patak Alexandria Paulissian

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Carissa Cole Ry Joe Saltzman Carlos Sanchez Savannah Savick Mataya Scerini

Marissa Schild Brianna Schoonover Zak Schrunk Megan Schuller Brooke Schwisow Selena Sewell

Sadia Shamal Tommy Shaw Alisha Sheets Kimberly Shoemaker Ashley Sigler Jaimie Sigler

Jackson Slechta Carrisa Smith Casandra Smith Zachary Smith Blanca Solis Zavala Destanee Spadt

Detrik Stalsberg Marinah Stearns Casey Stokes Ruveem Strilkivsky Alexander Strough Kylie Stuart

Armir Sulejmanovic Ceqoui Summers Ceqouia Summers Chasity Tatum Joey Terrell Valerie Thomas

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Yiel Yiel Erica York Cora Yost Ricci Young Muhsin Younis Jesse Ziegenbein

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1. Ka.tie La mb (12 ) rec eiv es he r inV im tio n to bec om e inductoo. int o the Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty. Jun ior s an d Seniors wi th a mi nim um of a 3.5 GPA ma y ap ply for me mo ors hip in NH&

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2. Gus Jac o~ on sup erv ise s at Ga tor Fest. Jacobson. alo ng wi th oth er adm ini str ato rs an d tea che rs, helpoo. at the firs t mapr No rth Sta r ev en t of the school ye ar.

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3 . ~ r l y Bai ley (11 ) looks thro ugh a spe ctra l ana lysi s tub e in Che:rrust:ry. The ~ sho w the ene rgy of electrons by rela ting them to color. 4. £Tusa Jan zen ( 10) wor ks wit h a rule r to help dra w usin g ~rsp ecb ves . Art classes teac h stud ents diff eren t tech niqu es to draw . 5. Dr. Nan cy Becker smiles whi le doing hal l dut y. Becker has been Nor th Star 's prin cipa l since it o~n oo. 6. Ale x Wh eele r ( 12) tun es his grn tar. 8th ~rio d grn tar clas s has a rela xin~ and fun atm osp here . 7. Am and a Keb lar Urn wor ks a problem on the boa.rd in ~eo met ry. Geo met ry is a Sophomore ma th class. 8. Tra cy Le (12) disects the ab:l omi nal caV ity in Ana tom y and Phy siol ogy . Gel ling fam ilia r wit h lxxl y par ts by disecting is one of the bes t way s to und erst and how the lxxl y works.

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Jason Ahlberg Jennifer Allder Dorann Avey Matt Avey David Balkus Bryan Barnacle

Donna Barnes Colleen Barta Marilyn Bechtel Nancy Becker Susan Beeck Lisa Bennett

James Bitz James Blake Al Bock Mike Bogus Lanny Bolles Rick Boyle

Brenda Broeker Barbara Brown Heidi Brownson Jerome Bruckner Robin Buettner Sharilyn Bullock

Brian Burback Aaron Burgoa Jodi Cale Melis a Campeau-Greenfield Elizabeth·Carranza-Rodriguez

John Catlett

Tracie Chapo Angela Christensen Fischer Shayla Christiansen Jessica Clements Staci Cohn Yvonne Cook

Staff

Chri Deambrose Marcie Dean Lori Devine Floyd Doughty Zdenka Drdla-Wilt e Jordan Dredla

Laurie England Bruce Erickson Nancy Falter Melanie Farber Lynette Fast Diane Fem

Jeremy Fischer Tom Focht Su an Frack Scott Friesen Tom Garay Angela Gee

Greg Gibbs Mike Gillotti Tara Glunz-Fries Jennifer Goodwin Bobbee Gronenthal Falla Halsey

Lisa Hansen Cara Heminger Kristi Hetland Beverly Hiatt Cindy Hoehne Chelsea Hoglund

Sara Hollcroft Dixie Hom Renee Hosek Darrell Hute Craig Jacobson Gus Jacobson

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Amy Jensen Delane Kauk Jan Kepler Travis Kerkman Emily Kiburz-Grimes Rachel King

Camelle Kinney Linda Kirkland Travis Kirkman Lin daK lim m Liz Kontor Kristi Kotik

Megan Kroll Todd Lavelle Nh ung Le N ancyruth Leibold Jason Leimbach Stuart Lenz

Matt Lickliter Zach Limbach Andante Lloyd Eric Lockert Jennifer Lyons Cyndy Maddux

Pete Maddux Bonnie Malcolm Mary Mar Terri Marti Adan Martinez Lori Matthiessen

John Matzen Beth Mccracken Jess Meyer Cheryl Miller Bonnie Mitchell Megan Moffett

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Sarah Moje Dontrell Moore Shawnie Motschenbacher Linda Mundhenke Candyce Musiel Matt Musiel

Michael Musil Kristi Nelson-Hitz Mary Nemec Christina Nevitt Earl Nielsen Todd Noble

Cindy Noel Christine Nott Ryan O'neil l Chellie Olsen Joni Osborn Terry Otto

Jessica Parsons Susan Paschold Marty Peregoy Barb Pester Lydia Phillippe Tria Pischel

Marian Poggemeyer Malia Pope Vann Price Cale Prindle Tony Quattrocchi Shannon Quible

Lori Redwing Kimberly Rempel Jodi Rethemeier Ryan Rieker Marsha Robinson Cynthia Rockwell

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Rob Salistean Samantha Sanchez Dave Sanderson Virginia Saporta Charm Satree Wayne Schaber

Julie Schelegel Dawn Schmitt Ginny Schnabel Kerrie Schnell Angie Scrivner Susan Seacre t

George Sedlacek Emily Seifferlein Diana Seip Belinda Shepard Stephanie Sherman Reetu Singh

Chanda Small Tracy Smith Juli Steen Kendall Stege Glenn Steider Connie Stinson

Jennifer Stutheit Lionel Suarez Gayle Sutter Rebecca Tegeler Olive The Dog Annmarie Thomas

Karla Tinius David Travis Wayne Trevett Weiyun Tsai Dana Tucker Patricia Ullrich

Staff

Jennifer Vandyke Jodi Vanek Karen Walkinshaw Mark Waller Brian Wandzilak Teena Ware

Katy Whitman Amanda Wiegert Kathi Wieskamp Eric Williams Alicia Williamsom Cindy Wilson

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1. After tak.in5! pictures, Sief' Moharnmoo <11) develo~ his film in Mr. Hute's Photography class. Gocxi developing technique is one area that contributes to a gooo. grade.

2. Helen Chun (12) . ~ in her 5th J:leri:PPily erases a . :isnt always a bad . ½ class. "£rasm

thing: says Chun. g

3. Demetria Fuller (10) works on a vocabulary sheet in Pottery. Art students not only learn hands-on art techni~. but they must also the langauge behind the skill

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classroo:rn . Stu.den.ts took it home \l'IT1.th

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them Con.ti:nu. ing personal art \l'ITOrks

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out.side of' school bf'e, \l'\Tas Karen. Silver--

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stra:n.d ( 1 2), •• I have been. doing personal

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arts si:nce elementa ry school,'' said Silver--

Leading the .Art Depa:rtrn. en.t

strand.,. 'North. Star':=_:; .Art classes helped

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develop D.e\l'\T \/\Tays f'or me to con."t;i:nu.e to

den.ts to D.e\l'IT levels by sh.o-w-rng tb,em

i:nspire my creativity .

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.Art students con.ti:nu.e to i:nspire

Said Sedlacek Stu.den.ts had a \l'IT1.de vari-

the staf'f' as \/\Tell. "'T'b.ey sh.o\l'IT me dif'f'er-

ety of' arts classes f'rom \/IThich to choose.

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Women's Li.tera.ture to Royce Bredemeier (! 2) and 'Da.Vid Tufts (11). 'Ihe T-shirts - - t - - - - - - - + - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - . . . . J . -promote domestic Violence a.warenesg, witl a.11 p ~ from the T-shirts dona.too. to t e 1. Bryce Dietz (12) focm:es Friendship Home of Li.ncoln. on class discm:sion in _ _T. . ,.i. tera.ture of the Holocaust I ----t--------4------11---£ very Friday the class discusses past and present intoleranc e a.spa.rt of their ·Friday Forums:

3. Candi Mm:iel teaches her 9th grade English class _ _____...,_ a. lesson on punctuatio n. When ca.lloo. to the boa.rd, students take turns editing _ _............,_ _ __ grrunma.ti ca.lly incorrect sentences.

Ehglish

For most stu..de:n.ts, English vVas simply a medium of' c.ornrn:u.n. ication.. I t allovVed you to talk to your f'rie:n.d.s, do your hornevVor k, a:n.d cheer at f'ootball games. English classes enabled you to improve your reading, vVriting, a:n.d a:n.alytica l skills. 1-IovVever, the English curriculu m at North Star provided mu.ch more t.ha:n a:n. appartun .ity to learn: it provided a:n. e.xpe.rie:n. ce as

w-ell North Star vVas hon.-ie to f'our f'ore"ig:n. e.x::chan.g- e students in.

the 2009-2 0 l 0 school year. Arena Lopez Spadora"ia ( 1 1 ), a student f'rom Spain., said 'There are a lot more English classes offered here than th.ere are Spanish classes in. Spain." 'T'h.e English faculty vVOrked hard to of'f'er st-u..d.e:n.ts a variety of' diverse a:n.d. interestin g classes. l\/.[arissa Poe ( 1 2) said "Lit of' the }Ioloca-u..s t provides -u..s vVith a:n. e.x::celle:n. t k:n.OvVledge of' in.toleran ce.

I hope many stud.en.ts get the oppartun .ity to take this un.iqu.e class." Classes such as Lit of' the Holoca-u..s t gave st-u..d.e:n.ts like Poe, a:n.d. ma:n.y others, the oppartun .ity to make TI..evV f'rie:n.d.s, read about :n.evV vVorld.s, a:n.d e.x::plore their talents. 'T like to ~t:n.ess st-u..d.e:n.ts make a person.al co:n.:n.ectio :n. vVith their vVork -when. I teach l\/.[ulti-Cult ural Literatur e I t r y to diversif'y m y curriculu m so st-u..d.e:n.ts can. e2Cperie:n. ce many dif'f'ere:n.t types of' learni:n.g," said Jodi Rethmei er. The e:n.th-u..sia .stic teachers of' the English departme nt mspired st-u..d.e:n.ts to discover their :passion. f'or English_ By vVOrkin.g together, st-u..de:n.ts a:n.d. teachers have go:n.e outside the lines to

4. Kendra Porter (9) reads her speech on rocyclin~ £or oral communic ations. ~tudents present informativ e speeches on the topic of their choice to the class.

be:n.ef'it their e2Cperie:n. ce of' Engl:ish_

"There are a lot more English classes offered here than there are Spanish classes in Spain." - Arena Lopez Spado rcia ( 11)

Zs.ira Ca.rcruno (12) smiles

through her mask £or the character Flute. Carcamo is part o~ the Sha.kesphere class's performan ce 0£

6. Patty Bradley ( 11) reads Kurt Vonn~t' s Cat's Cradle. Bradley's American L.terature class is studymg Vonnegut' s novel to enhance knowledge of American authors.

A Midsumm er Night's Drerun. English

l.S a.n gN gu ye n(l l ~ notes wi th a no te outline she et as Em ily Cr iines ins tru cts the class. 'l 1ak:ing notes is one tas k tha hel~ EL L stu de nts lea1 the En gli sh lan gu age .

No t ev ery on e kn. e\/\ T \/\T hat an. EL L cla ss \/Vas. EI. iL stcx :xi £o r En gli sh La n.g u.a ge Le arn ers cla ss. St ud ents £ro m all ov er th e \/\T Orld \/\T ho \/V ere no t ori gin .al ly £rm

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list ens em y Fis che r giv es a n. Lu u is in the Le vel

Fis ch er, Te am Le ad er or th e EL L De pa rt: rne n.t Th .er e \/V ere sev en. le-v -els 0£ EL L cla sse s.•Th e pla ceme nt in. eac h lev el \/Va s de ter mi ne d. by th e lev el or kn. o\/\ Tled ge or En gli sh. th at a pa rti cu lar stu de nt ma y ha ve ha d Th os e \/V ere cla ssi f'ic atio n.s -w- ere Li mi ted Sk 1, Be gin nin g Sk ill I n.t erm ed iat e Sk ill, Ad va: n.c ed I n.t e: me dia te, a:n .d £in .all y th e Ad va: n.c ed Sk ill lev el To he lp str en gth en . an d tea ch th e En gli sh. , th e tea ch ers pro vid ed a lot or vis ual s. Th e EL L stu de nts als o ha d an. cp po rtu.: n.i ty to use th e Ga rag eba .n. d pro gr -n qu ite of't en. . rI'h .er r cre ati on s \/V ere sh.0\/\Tcased. thr ou .gh th e Gl ob al Yo ut h Ra dio on. a loc al rad io cha :n. n.e l to l e pec ple kn. o\/\ T \/\T hat th ey ha d bee n. lea rn. in. g ab ou t in. sch oo l Ea ch lit tle ste p tak en . pro vid ed the se stu de nts \/\T ith th e ab ilit y to suc cee d

3. Scott Ngoh ( 10 ) does his re:µ>rl on a lap top . Th e stu den ts we re the firs t to tak e ad. van tag e of the new mobile com pu ter lab .

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"Most A m e r ic a n st u d e n ts w o u ld n e v e r be able to do this!"

5. Constance Kin gst on an d N~oc Vy Ng uy en (12 ) take tur ns rea din g off a worksheet. Ng uy en Wi ll hav e r~ vE rl a ful l ELL oouca:b.on by the tim e she gra du ate s at the en d of the ye ar.

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1. Jess McConnell ( 11) pun che s the dou_s!h for Car ame l oils in Cul ina ry Skills. This was one of the ma ny sweets at wer e mad e in clas s.. 2. Mel issa Ngu yen ( 10) scoops up som e cookie dou gh to ake cho cola te chip cookies. Ngu yen mad e thes e in her nth pericrl Cul ina ry Skills class. 3. Tea che r Kim ber ly Rempel give s dire ctio n from across e room to stud ents whi le her clas s mak es cookies. £ac h up mad e diff eren t kind s of cookies. . Joh nna Sab atk a (10 ) clea ns up the mess a£te r ma.k-• l_s! cookies in Cul ina ry Skills class. This was a res!X)nsiW:ty tha t had to be done at the end of clas s time. 5. Dev on Zwi ene r ( 10) wai ts for furt her inst ruct ions in FC£ class. Zweiener has also tak en FC£ classes in the

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Jv .re as ur e. C ut B"Ll..ild Th es e -w -er e th e ste ps th.a.i t(X )k pl ac e d.u rin .g Tn .d. u.s tri al Te ch no lo gy cla sse s. 'rh .e y bu ilt th ei r -w -ay th .ro ug h th e ye ar , m. ak :i:n .g th ei r ov vn . u:n :iq ue ide as tu m in to re ali ty . An .y th i:i

th .a t ha d. to d.o -w -ith . -w-cx:x:L th e IT ::E C. H cla sse s -w-ou i. be bu ild .in .g it A ll of th e... st ud en ts lik ed . th e V\ Too d. Sh op cla sse s I t -w-as a -w -ay th ey co uld . ex pr es s th em se lv es an d. sh ar e id ea s an d. ta le n. ts -w -ith . th ei r cla ssi n.a tes . Te ac he rs Ch ar m ai n. Sa .tr ee , Ja :rn es Bi tz, an d. V\ Ta yn e Tr ev et t ta ug ht th e cla sse s. Ch .ar m. Sa .tr ee , th e De pa rtr ne n. t Ch ai r, als o ta ug ht Fo u:n .d. ati on .s, an d. Co n.s tru ..c tio n. Tr ad .es . A lo ng -w -ith . he r, lv.rr_ Bi tz ta ug ht CA D Te ch no lo gy an d. CA D En gi :n .ee rin g. A ll th e te ac he rs ha d. th ei r OvV TI. cla sse s a:n.c th ei r ov vn . tea ch :i: ng sk ill s. Ea ch cla ss m ad e th e mO E.t of th ei r tim e. rrh .e cla sse s -w -er e ne ve r bo rin g: th ey -w -er e al- w- ay s -w -ork in g on . pr oj ec ts or tr yi ng to th .in k of n.e-w- on .es to st ar t A ll th e stu d.e n.t s ha d. rol@_s an d. re sp on .si bi lit i, th .a t th ey ha d. to ta ke ca re of by th em se lv es . Th es e sk ill s th .a t stu d.e n.t -w -o rk ed . on . th .ro ug hO l: _ cla ss co uld . he lp th .e m ou t la te r on . in lif e. Th ey -w-ex al l ha nd s-- -on . sk ill s th .a t an ybo dy co ul d do , bu t th ey gr ad ua lly be ca m e m or e co m pl ex ov er tir ne .

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INDUSTRIAL lhc:iustrial Techhology

"When Tria. Pisahel. w-as in 7th grade. her r.nath teach.er inspired. her to pursue a career because she :made learning sil:nple and :Cun. :Pisah.ers l'Xl.Otivation. con.fusing concepts w-as driven by positive experl-

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have been s:m:iling in. a positive r.nood.. Pis1 encouraged students to

a:Cter school jf'they needed assist:an.c.e. She also refn)a.nctect students they a l ~

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Pischeld.id. :mor&t:h.anjQstteach. ?Ylath. she motivated. her st-c.:ade.::nts and nl8de

sure they aotu.ally learned the r.naterlal being :u.ght Pischel .,-,yas a t.eaab.er niany students looked u.p to. She stood out as a teach.er because

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1. Han Kh uu (10 ) tak es a tes t in her Geometry class. Stu den ts are enc our agoo to use cal cul ato rs if neoo.Bi. 2. Ke yan a Mo ooy (10) wo rks on her Geometry rev iew . To bet ter pre par e for ma th test, stu den ts are giv en a re·ew ass igr une nt. 3. Jae lyn n Griess (9 gets a hea d sta rt on her hom ew ork a.ssigrunent for Geomoy. All 9th gra der s hav e the option tak e Ge om etry . 4. Sid ney Ma dlo ck ( 12) tak es not es dur tng his AP Cal cul us class. All tudents are enc our ago o to tak e not es so the y hav e som eth ing to refe r to at home. 5. Jua nit a Dia z 12) and Michelle Va squ ez (10 ) wo rk on a "Ina.th ass ignent dur ing the ir stu dy hal l. Stu den ts are enc our ago o to hel p eac h oth er. 6. Br yan Sn. um an ( 11) rea ds ove r the not es for his as si~ en t in his too k dur ing his Ad van coo Alg ebr a class. Stu den ts are rem ind ro tha t the y can alw ays refe r to the ir oooks if the y are confusoo abo ut an ass igr une nt.

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1. A.J. Pet.em (1O>, Robert Sokohk <12> a n d Jaoob M e y g ( 1 1 ) p l a y t h e i r trombmes·during a SvmJhonic ahelll'Sl:ll. S y m p h o n i e Bend iS op en to ail 1 0 - 1 2 W i s h t o p a r t i c i p a t e i n a b a n d class . pract.:ices a n e w ~ q u e i n Guita

r iS a v a i l a b l e f'or a l l 1 1 - 1 2 grade rs credit. ) p l a y s t h e £'lute d u r i n g a C.Oncerl grade i n s t r u m e n t a rstudents

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ble r e h e a r s a l . W i n d c l a s s f'or students i n t h e llo d u r i n g a n O r c h e s t r a po.on of b o t h Ma.rch-

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I n s t r u m e n t a l Music

Si:ng:i:ng Ou.t the notes and -w-ords on the page: it takes passion and emotion... "With these t-w-o ingredients the notes become a tune, the -w-ords become a so:n.g and the mu.sic comes alive. "Sin.gin.g is one of'the most importan..t things in my lif'e and choir gives me the opportunity to do something I love,'' said Andre-w- Sch-w-immer ( l 0). 'T'h.ere -w-ere a variety of' choirs that one could participate in during school. lv1:en's Choir and -W-o:rnen's Choir c ons i s ted. of' 9 - l 2 graders. Concert Choir and Chor eograph Choir -w-er e both select gr<?u.ps of' only l l - l 2 graders -w-ho had to audition f'or the group Each choir performed. at a concert each quarter and then at the Ll?S 1v1:u.sic Contest in the spring. Choir classes -w-ere u.:n.iqu.e f'rom other classes because they had a time -w-her e everyone came together f'rom all corners of' the school to do one thing: rriak.e m u.sic .

'"I'h.e people i:n. choir -w-ere like a fa:rnily to me," said "W"illia:rn.Ru.stermier ( l 2)_ The aspiration becani.e the inspiration to make truly remark.able mu.sic ...together.

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1. Concert Choir performs at their first concert. The Select Choir consists of men and women in ~ad.es 11 and 12. 2. Men's Choir rehearses their song during class. They practice during 4th period everyday. 3. The soprano section sings the melody in the song 'Native American Prayer.· This section consists of women With a higher vocal range. 4. Women's Choir warms up their voices oofore class. Warm ups are important to singers so they don't strain their voices. 5. Jcxhe Smith ( 11) and Anthony SchWisow ( 12) end in their last pose of a song. This is Smith's first year in Choreographoo. Choir and SchWisow's second year. 6. Choreo~aph Ch~ir do The Rooot for ·Domo Ari~ato, Mr. Roooto. The song was a part of a mfdl.ey of popular songs. 7. The alto section sings their melody at the concert. This section consists of women in a lower vocal range that rarely have the melody. 8. Adam Piper ( 11 ), Teven Cuddeford ( 12) and Jordan &.11 (11) concentrate on singing their parts while listening to the rest of the choir. In a choir, listening is just as important as singing. •

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1 Andrew Srb ( 11) tries to explain a periooic tabk to Alyson Vanarsdall ( 11) during class. Srb tells V a arsdall the difference between atomic numbers and n iss. 2 Shykeerra Booker ( 10) looks at something iru:iru :l a 1 cup for a Biology experiment Booker is looking at 2C starv{tl

3 Jared Flcxhnan (11) tries to hght a burner for a a b. Flcxhnan is preparin~ to mix chemicals together. 4 Nataha W etjen ( 1"2) starts to a pig dissection in Anatomy. Dissection was a hands-on way to o~e ve different organs. ·104

Science

s y a D b a L Ev er yo ne lo ok ed £o rvv ard . to la b d.. zys in Sc ie nc e. 'rb _e y vV er e da ys ou .t 0£ th .e or di na ry . D ays to lea rn . ho vV on e ch e:r nic al re ac te d to an ..sn.d h.a be to t go ne yo er ev d. An .. n.d h.a stfir r ot he . n.e d.o ere vV s .g in th vV ho es elv ns e:r th r £o . rn lea on . to Sa fe ty vV as th e vV ay. Fi rs t of all, ea ch ye ar , yo u. ha d. to sig n. a sa fe ty co n. tra ct th at pr ov ed 't .n. .ld ou vV re .e th d re .su en d. an s le ru e th V .ev k.n u. yo be an y ho rs ep la y in th .e la b. A rt er tu rn in g in a sig ne d co n. tra ct an d. a rev ie" vV o£ vV ha t vV as all ov Ve d in th .e ba ck of th e cla ss ro om an d. vVha t vV asn .'t, th e ~r in l.e n. ts be ga n.. "I t vV as an no yi ng to £il l ou .t th os e sa fe ty co n. tra ct s ev er y ye ar , bu t vV as vV Or th it vVhe n. vV e sta rte d. th .e lab sl" sai d. La nd .on . Jo n. es ( l l ). -w he n. th e lab s be ga n., it ga ve stu d.e n.t s so m et hi ng to lo ok £o rvv ard . to, ot h. er th an . ju .st vV Or ks h.e ets an d. no tes . Fr om dis se ct in g pz js to se tti ng th in .g s on . £ir e, th e e.x pe rin l.e n.t s all ov Ve d stu d.e n.t s to re al ly se e hO"vV th in .gs vV ork ed .. Of ' co ur se lab s ha d. a lo t 0£ ru le s pa ire d vV ith th .en i, bu t it vV as vV Or th it to ha ve su ch a £u n. om ro ss cla al rm no e th in .'t asn vV at th e .c en ri ~ .e -t-.b be to le ab ere vV s n.t d.e stu .e th ce on r Fo . ng tti se to t go d. an s .t en m ri ~ l I\Ti O"I r ei th in rs he ac te

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1. Ba. rbar a Pes ter teac hes her clas s on the imJX>rlance of ·rele a.rn in{ :instead of mem oriz ing. Pest er ofte n give s her classes a cha nce to rete st. 2. Cru z Ma rtin ez (9) laug hs dur ing his Geo grap hy class. Geo grap hy is a requrioo. clas s for Fre shm en. 3. Nicole Sch rod t ( 12) and Jac ob Jor dan (12 ) wor k on a JX)dcas:t in thei r Gov ernm ent and Pohtics: clas s. .. The ir :µrlcas:t was on the 2nd Am end m ent. 4 . Tre za Cou n~ (10 ) focuses in her Wo rld His tory CI.ass. Wo rld His tory is a requiroo. clas s for Sophomores. 5. Al Bock cap tiva tes his clas s wit h a lect ure on the V ikin~s. Bock recr eate s hist ory by telli ng it like a stor y.

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'I'he -w-elcor.nin.g atxnasphere -upo:n en.teri:ng the Spec:ial Ei-ucation. -w-in.g -w-as relaxing an.d d.i££eren.t £rom so:rne other £astpaced classrooms.You._ couldn.'t help but £in.d it e££ortles:::.; to begin u.n.derstan.ding -w-hat the st-uden.ts -w-ere in.valved in., as Jen.n.i£er Lyon.s an.d Sha-w-n..ie lv.[otscb.enbacher shared the admirable tasks they had been. in.valved in. -w-ith their st-uden.ts th.rougho-ut the school year. vVh.ether it -w-as I n.depen.den.t Job Practice, FCR Job Skills su._ch as retrieving an.d deliveri:ng :rn.a:il, or Tnain..tain.ing the bayou_ by disin.£ecting tables an.d chairs, the st-uden.ts vVorked. hard througho-ut the school day. I£ you_ had the chan.ce to visit the Spec:ial Ei-ucation. -w-in.g, you_ savV-that the st-uden.ts vVere alvVays doing something d.i££eren.t. On..e day they st-udied the hu:rnan. body an.d learn.ed the £ive sen.ses, an.d the n.e.xt day they vVere picking o-ut colori:ng pages to vVOrk o:n. 'T'hey even. took £ield trips to lv.[al-:l_on.ey lv.[an.or or the ARC 'I'hri£t Store. vVh.en. on.e u.n.derstood the c-urriculurn., on.e could have deepen.ed h:is or her u.n.derstan.di:n..g 0£ the motto promin.en.tl.y £eat-ured in. on.e 0£ the classrooms: "Everyon.e can. make a d.i££eren.ce an.d everyon.e sh.ould try_"

1. Jash Morrison (9) makes a poster for our school nurses. Making posters is just one of the activtb.es the Special Education students do in school 2. Mor_s!an £lrcrl (11) picks up attendance during 5th J;erioo. She often listens to her iI=OOwhile picking up attendance to her help pa.ss the time.

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My favorite thing to do lin schooD is math. We work With money and coins to learn addition and subtraction -Rachel Moon( 11)

3. Rach el Moon (11 and Linda Mund henk e . pract ice a prese ntatio n on endan geroo specie£;. Science curri culum cover s a varie ty of topics whic h resem ble class objec tives for gener al science courses.

4. Cody Hahn ( 10) studie s the huma n 1:xxly. Scent oo jars help stude nts with unde rstan ding the five senses.

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1. Th e cas t of Th e Wizan:1 of Oz tak es its fina l bow. Th e cas t sta rte d wo rki ng in M ay 20 09 to perfec.,,t thi s • p:rcrluction. 2. Th e No rth Star dru m. lin e get s rea dy for a Ga to wa lk. Th e dru ml ine does a Ga tor wa lk for ev ery t eam th. at ma kes it to Sta te. 3. Hu ye n Le (11 ) "stepf{ at the Ja nu ary Pep Ra lly . Le ha s been on the Ste p Te am sin ce freshm an ye ar. 4. Jam ie Sigler (9) thr ow s the ba.11 at pra cti ce. Th e bowlin~ tea m pra cti ces at Su n Va lle y Lanes. 5 . Err uiy Howell (11 ) str ike s a :µ_>Se at a ba. ske tba ll ~rune. Th e the me for the ga me wa s Ha wa nn Lu au . B. Th e No rth Sta r Re ser ve Cheerleaders per for m a routine. North Sta r ha s fou r che erl ead ing squ ads . 7. La ure n Monroe ( 12 ) car ess es Ste ven Tra n's ( 11 ) fac e at the Speech tea m' s ys ter y dinner. Th e Speech • tea m ha s one of the lon~est com pet itio n sea son s of all the :;wtiVities at No rth S"ta r. 8. La tin os Sin Fro nte ras me m:OOrs walk the ha lls singing Ch ris tm as carols. I.SF per for moo Feliz Navid.ad.

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1. Crystal Dreher (10), Jelena Nedic (10), Tayler Ewmg ( 10) from UIS, and Andrea Cropp ( 10) :rose for a group picture during 1 e dance. This is Dreher's first year at North Star; last year she attendoo. Waverly.

2. Dillon Schrodt ( 12) and Lindsey Flodman ( 12) wear their Homecom ing King and Queen crowns. This was Flodman's first time to be n ommatoo. for Homecoming royalty. 3. Huong Nguyen 1 Liz Chu ( 12), and Han Ta ( 10) dance together. Chu, a Dazzler, h as excellent dance moves. 4. Jonathon Rodriguez (10) and his date :rose together for a picture. This is Rodriguez's secon d year attending Homecomi ng.

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n.e-w f'rien.d .s, and a time to e~ri ence ne-w-- thing s. Ho-w -ever, one thing that each high schoo l stud ent looke d forw ard to at the begi nnin g of' the year -w-as the an.nu .al Ho:rn econ rtng Dance . One grea t thin g abou. t this dan.q e -w-as that all grade levels -w-ere able to atten d.. "Ho rnec o~ is a grea t -w-ay to start off the sch.c ol year and to have f'u.:n.," excla imed Calli e N ordn. ess (12).

Th.e 200 9 Horn .econ rtng Danc e brou ght all the stude nts tQJe ther and also got ever yone e.xci ted £or the grea t ' n.e-w sch.co l year ahead . '"I'hi s year' s Horn econ rtng danc e -w--as proba bly one of' the best danc es I have ever been to,'' state d Mich a.el -W-en .zl ( l 0).

5.Der ek Jense n (10) and his date from Lincoln Southwest, Chels ey Same k (11), slow dance together. Jense n plays hock ey for the Lincoln Junior Stars.

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1. Dillon Schroot (12) and Dustin Fulmer (12) watch Bret Wurster (12) set the ba.ll for a spike agrun Junior boys during the Boys Volleyball match. This was the first year a volleyball match was playoo. at a Pep R.ally. 2. Queen Ohamara ( 11) breaks through Senior defenders during the annual Powder Puff football game. There was no clear winner to the game With both Juniors and Seniors claiming victory. 3 . V amity cheerleaders Vivian Nguyen ( 12 ), Alyson V anArsdall ( 11 ), Arijana Sljiv o (12), and Mariah Clark (12) rousee the crowd a t a pep rally. The squad works all y ear long on cheers and dances for events like this.

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4; Tr ac ie Cha.po rec eiv es he r a.w ard for th e Ne br as ka . Ou tst an di ng Biology Te ac he r Awa.rd. Cha.po ha s be en a. Biolazy- tea ch er a.t No rth St a.r sin ce th e schoo1 openoo. 5 . .Adam Ko va r (12) pe rfo rm s a.n a.i r dr um ro ut in e in fro nt of th e stu de nt s a.nd sta ff. Ko va r ha s be en pl a.y mg th e rea.l dr um s sin ce he wa s in el em en ta ry sc ho ol 6. Th e Pe p Ba nd pu m ~ up th e cro wd as stn de nt s en te r th e gym. Not on ly does th e Pe p Ba nd pl a.y a.t Pe p Rallies, bu t it a.lso pl ay s a.t a.ll ho me ba sk etba.11 ga me s. 7. Ta yl or Sc he ll <12) a.nd Alexis La.Pour ( 11) str ik e a. pose du rin g th e da nc e a.t a. lu nc h ja.m. Sc he ll ha s be en a. Da zz ler fo r tw o yea.rs, a.nd La.Pour for thr ee .

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1. M an dy W in te rs ti en ( 12 ) shows he r sp ir it a t a lu nc h ja m in November of 2 0 0 9. L un ch jaJn.S w er e a N or th S ta r tr ad it io n. 2. Krista S at ra (1 2) cheers on th e Gators at a v ol le yb al l ~run.e a t N or th ea st 3. L in ds ey Fl oo m an (1 2) cl ap s for h er team.. This w as Flodm an 's fi rs t y ea r cheering. 4. T he V ar si ty Cheer S qq ad w at ch es as th e football t kicks off at th e grun.e a t G ra nd Is la nd . A lt ho ug h th e G ra nd Isla nd grun.e w as cold th er e w as st il l a st ud ent section to he lp th e cheerleaders.

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'Tt "'li'ITBS r ou. gh. to lea v-e th e girls.. ." said for m.e r A.s sis ta:n .t Co ach . E-r n.i1 y Sei ££e rlei.: n., •esp eci ally v'IThe n. vV"e ha d go tten. so clo se over the ye ars". Th e ou tta ke v'ITBS a bit di£ £er en. t wi th n evV" A.s sis ta:n .t Co ach . T i£:f'.n .ey Ko op-ma n, a for m. er Orn .ah .a. -W --es t.si de ch ee rlea der .

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'T hr ou gh it all, T th in k th e girls had on. e 0£ th eir bes t. yea rs," sai d :H: ea.d Co ach . Ch rist i:n a. N e v-i tt. T he gir ls 1Ar ere mo re th.a n. ple ase d 1A rith th eir g

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5. Th e Va rsi ty Cheer Sq ua d cheers in the middle of the oth er squ ads at Th e Str utt er Sh ow a -f ort he asl Th e Ga.tors ha d the lar gest gro up of performers at the an nu al ev en l 6. Ka itli n Kr use ( 11 ), Ar ijan a. Slj ivo (12) an d Ma ria h Cla rk ( 12), che er at a bas ket ba ll ga me aga ins t No rlhea sl The th~ me for th. at ga me wa s "Rope the

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r ee ch e th t u o ls el rn 1 y 5 . Ke e ly al re ad u sq ve er es R e h T . m Ja ch n u a L . ce an rm fo er p ew th r fo u d ow cr e p u m~ th ot fo r ei th r fo rs ee ch ad u sq ve er es R e h 6. T . ly er av W st n ai ag e am g a t a am te l b al r te n ce e th to s it ir sp ad u sq an m sh re 7. T h e F sh re F e h T y. ll ra p pe a g n ri du r oo fl e of th h g u ro th y sl u o d en em tr ed v ro p m a n girls. im o u t th e y e a r.

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r Do t th.a r yea t firs the s "'W"a Tt s. zler Daz the f'or r yea :n.t f'ere d.:if a s "'W"a O l 0 -2 20 09 the Daz zle r coa ch sinc e the No rth . Sta r ope ned . 'rh. ou.gh Av ey "'W"as dea rly rn.:i ssed , the ._ rrun Kru ny .A:r s "'W"a ch coa " :n.e"'W e:ir 'rh. s. zler Daz the f'or .in.g :n.:n begi " TI.e"'W a d rke on... 'Th. is ma zle r cap tain s, Eri n. 1\.1 ::urr ay ( l 2) a:n.d Nic ole Sch rod t ( l 2), "'W"ere th.e re to hel p Coa ch Daz zler s the bes t the y cou ld be. '"'rh .e mo st f'un . thi ng th.a t "'W"e did as a tea m th.i s yea r "'W"as at the slee pov er af't er try out s." said Rac hae l Leh r (9), "V\Te all "'W"ere a litt le bore da:n .d.so "'W" edec idedtof'o r:k.D ora: n.:n .'sya rd" Fro m the f':ir st day of' bec om ing a teaIX l., the g:irls had f'un . a:n.d did th.i n.gs tOl:J 'eth.er as a tea m to get cJ.o ser. Eve n. th.o u.gh the Daz zler s "'W"ere clos e \/\Ti th the: ir old coa ch,' the: ir tig ht f'rie :n.d .sh.i ps -ma .de the tran siti on. to get tin g a :n.e"'W" coa ch easi er. "A- my had a rou .gh sta rt \/\Ti th us becau se she did n't k:n.o"'W" us a:n.d "'W"e had :no idea "'W"ho she "'W"as,'' said I--fu.:n.:n.ah Eul er ( l 0), 'bu t af'ter "'W"e me t a:n.d got acq ua:i n.te d she "'W"e:n.t stra igh t in.t o hel pin g us be ama zing .''

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Fo r m os t stu de nt s, th e 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 l O sc h.o ol ye ar st ar te d on . A ug us t l 9 . Ho vV ev er, f'o r a se le ct gr ou p of' de di ca ted . tee n.s , th e da ily tr ip to N or th St ar be ga :n. on . Ju ly 3 l . 'I' h. e m em be rs of' th e ba .:n d be ga :n. to vV Ork str en .u .o us ly f'r om th e sta rt. 'I' h. ey vV ork ed . th ro u. gh th e su xn rn er he at a:n .d co ld fu ll mo rn .in .g s to pe rf' ec t th ei r mu .si c a:n .d m ar ch .-

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th at f'e eli :n. g th at m ak es lv f:a rc h. in g Ba .:n .d en jo ya bl e," sa id De vi n. Sc hr oe de r< l 0) . I.n ke la st sea so n., th er e vV ere so m e sta f'f ' ch .a: ng es bo th i:n . th e Ba nd a:n .d Co lo r G ua rd lv f:r. D av e Sa :n. de rso n. joi :n. ed . i:n . as th e As sis ta. :n. t Ba .:n .d D ire ct or a:n .d As hl ee Pi: n.: n.e lli f'r om U N L be ca m e th e G ua rd i:n .st :ru .ct or. Ev en . th ou .gh th e ba .:n .d di dn 't co m e in .to th e pi ct ur e u.. :n. til la te Ju ly , th e Co lo r G ua rd se as on . be ga :n. i:n . lv f:a y vV ith try ou .t. s, a:n .d vV ee kly pr ac tic es sta rt: i:n .g th e f'i rst vV ee ke n.d i:n . Ju..:n.e. Sp eT I.d i:n .g so mu .ch . tim e to ge th er so on . m ad e th em m or e lik e sis ter s, no t ju st te a.n un

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f'i ve ho m e f'o ot ba ll ga me s, a:n .d f'o u.r co m pe tit io n. s bo th i:n . a:n .d ou t of' sta te. Ov er al l, th e ba nd di d ve ry vV ell th is se as on . ac h.i ev in. g a ra tin g of' Su pe rio r at th e LP vV hic h. is th e hi gh es t ra tin g a ba. :n. d ca n. re ce iv e. A t th e K an sa s St at e lvf :ar ch .i:n .g Co

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3. Color Gu ard me mb ers Desiree Ru sh (11 ), Ma ris a Helrnka.mp (11 ), an d Ka.tie La mb (12) per for m du rin g the second song. On ly tw o fla gs we re use d thi s ye ar, ins tea d of the usu al thr ee.

2.Ja.mtla Ca rte r (9), Jor dan Bl ay ne y (9), an d Ta ylo r Rooenbaurn( 12 )

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Willi am Ruste rmier (12) as Lion. Joel Wilkens (12) as Tin. Man, Rach el Jones (11) as Doro thy, and.A dam Kova r (12) as Scarecrow; cower in £ear at Oz's presence. They must bring Oz the W ickoo Witch 's broom before he will help them .

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perf'o rr.na. n.ce gene rated even more ener gy an.d ex:ci te:rne nt lv1:or e than once the cast, crevv-, and. orch estra playe d to a sold.- ou.t au.d.i toriur n. -w-hi ch certa inly vVas an. accom plish. ::rn.e nt to be prou d of'. B ut this jou.rn .ey to succe ss -w-as "n.o s:rna.11 task," accor ding to Stu.d ent Dire ctor, Cassi e Carp er ( l 2). Prep arati on. bega n 1:ia.ck i:n. lv1:ay 2 0 0 9 vVith audit ions. Once the cast an.d crevV -w-ere selec ted, it -w-as ti:rne to read. throu .gh the play tog-e ther. And -w-hil e othe r stud ents slept i:n. and parti ed all n:ight long durin g the su.:r.n rner, the Ozia.: n.s-w- ere hard at vVork :mem orizi ng therr scrip t, lea.r:n .i:n.g th.err libre tto, and creat ing dan.c e nu.:rr ibers bef'or e schoo l -w-as even. i:n. sessio n.. Carp er 1.ove d being stud ent direc tor," h o-w-e ver, "it -w-as stres sful at tirn.es .'' As perf'o rrnan .ce time dre-w- close, nerv es ran.h igh over -w-he ther they could pull it tog-e ther. Bein g such a large-scale prod uctio n, both techn .icia.: n.s and actor s had. to co1.J.aJ::>orate i:n. orde r t o creat e the set, costu. :rnes, an.cl preps. Carp er belie ved "they pulle d of'f' such a large tech sh.o-w- a.ma zingly." I t -w-as truly a bond ing ex:pe rien.c e. The cast and cre-w- learn ed a lot abou t each othe rs' respo n.swi lities an.cl havv mu.c h they need ed one an.ot her. All the hard -w-ork made them. realiz e that there -w-as no place like Nor th Star 'r:h.e atre.

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1. The 2009-201 0 North Star S~ h Team. Front Row: Josh Schafer (1 0>.Jar Ahmann (9), Rachel Ochoa (11), Nancy Pham (11)

~ nd Row: Zack &ha.fer ( 11 ), Glori K] (9), Steven Tran (11), Wendy Huyn (1 V ictoria KumJast (10), £ric Thomµ: on ( Third Row: Jessy Romero (10), Katie Lai (12), DaVid Coffin (10), Taylor Floy (I Daniel Crasby ( 1 ). Fourth Row: Lainey Neoosniak <1rn, ·~ 1 Mj Bue Halsey Coach rn, 1 < tin Deabler rissa Payne< 1 1), Lexi Gardner( 10) 1, ] ra Kluck<l2). Fifth Row: Alison Bowers (9), Coach E .en Broeker, Coach Beth Rempfer.

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l someone of murder at the1 S~h Team Mystery D:ih:mer. This is an annual actiVity for the team. 3. 1¾i,rissa Payne 11) looks at her schedule while JessyRom ero ( 10) practices her poetry a t the Southwest meet Payne's events are Humorous Interpretation and Oral Interpreta tion of Drama. Romero's events are Persuasive., Informative., and Poetry. 1

4. The Speech Team p ins together. This grouping is a tradtb.on, and the m embers do it at the end of ev ery meeting. 5. Co-Captai n Lexi Gardn er ( 10) sits on Daniel Crasby's ( 11) feet to keep him from bouncing during his speech. Daniel £m t- year team member, did Enterlain ment. 6. Victoria Kum:r:ost ( 10) paints her pumpkin durm.g a get-to-kno w-you actiVity. This was the first bonding actiVity the team had this season.

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R.e:rnernber dreading the class :pe:r::iod. -w-here you had to take Oral Co:rrrrnu.:n..ication.s? You_ hated the thou.ght of' getting up in- front

of' you_r :peers to recite a rri.emorized s:peech complete -w-ith visual aids, or :perhaps a prose piece -w-here you

w ere required. to get out of' you_r comfort zone. -W-ell,

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earned. in- Oral Commu..n.ication.s f'or f'u..n. after school on. the Speech Tea:rn.. Grace Klu_ck ( l 2) and Le.xi Gardner l y ou ( 1 O) -w-ere Co~ptain.s, -w-ith the gu_ida:n.ce of' Coach Brenda Broeker, hel:ped. lead this dedicated grou_p of' stu_dents.

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,nu-ou.ghou_t the season. the team -w-en.t to rri.eet s to prepare themselves f'or Districts and the State Com:petition. in. _Fe}:rr'"UaTY• as -w-ell as the Nation.al Oualif'Ying Tournament in. lvrarc.h This year, Districts

ere held at Li:n.coln. Ea.st

l11e~ :High School The team took l 7 even.ts and qualified. l l members, -w-hich -w-as the highest amount of' even.ts in. one ll, season State qualifiers in. North Star history. The stu_den.ts qu.alif'Ying f'or state vVere: Grace Klu_ck ( l 2) and Glori.a

12, KJ_uck (9) in- Humorous Interpretation.: Le.xi Gardner ( 10) in. Dr tic Interpretation. and In.formative: Jaron. Ahnb ll, rnann (9) in- Extemparan.eou_s: Steven Tran. ( l l) in. En.te,rtru.::nrnen.t: Jessy R.orri.ero ( l 0) in. In.formative and Persuasive: Eric Thompson ( l 2) and Zack Schafer ( l l) in. Duet A cting: Katie Lamb ( l 2), Grace Klu_ck ( l 2), Thompson.

~n- and Schafer in. a grou_p even.t-Gral Tn.terpretation. of'Drarn.a, and Alison. Bo-w-ers (9), Josh. Schafer ( l 0), Glori.a Klu_ck,

a- David Cof'fin ( l 0), and Steven T ran. ( I l) in. the sarri.e event There -w-ere others -w-ho took e ven.ts and got in.to finals

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who didn't qualify f'or state in.clu_dih.g Katie Lamb ( l 2) in Poetry, and David Cof'f'in. ( ~ 0 ) in. E n.terta.i:n.men.t The f'o llo-w-in.g -w-eeken.d, lvrarch B - 6, -w-as the Nation.al Oualif'Ying T ourn.arnen.t, -w-hich ran. separately from

N SAA so the District a:n.d State r esu_lts did not af'f'ect this tou..rn.a:rn.en.t Grace Klu_ck ( l 2 ) placed 2 nd in. Hu.rnorou_s Interpre tation and moved on to com:pete in. Kansas City at N

rtion.als during the su.nu:ner of' 2 0 l 0 . Klu_ck said, 'Tam

honored to have the cha:n.ce to com:pete at N ation.als: I didn't e.x:pect thisT' She -w-as the second :person in. school history to go to Nationals. The day the team had been preparing f'or all season came o:n,.lv1:arch

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3 Three even.ts broke in.to finals: Grace Klu_ck placing 2nd in. Hu..:rnorou_s Interpretation., Gardner placing 7th in. In.formative, and Schafer and Thompson. placing 6th in. Duet Acting. Overall the team received l 0th place.

'T think this -w-as the best season. -w-e've ever had. People don't realize that even getting in.to the top three overall at a S:peech meet is an ar:n.azing thing. E ven -w-ith the sarri.e amou..n.t of' kids on. the team that -w-e've had in. the past. -w-e accomplished so mu_ch more", said B roeker. Although this -w-as a very trrn.e-co::n..surrrt:n.g activity, the stu_den.ts didn't mind. They actu_ally en.joyed it As Jessy

Romero ( l 0) said, 'v'\Te are a f'arni]y-; -w-e -w-ill al-w-ays suppart each other." ..r::i

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1. Matt Benes (10 chimes into a discussion a.rout affirm.ab re action while Asst. Coach Sarah Ashley patientl y listens. Th is Matt's first year doing Debate. 2. Leah Waldvog el (9) surfs the web for informat ion for the team's UJ:cOining meet. Each member resea.rchoo extensiv et -dur mg practi~ so they could compete knowloogea.bly during m ets. 3. Coach Ahcia. W tlhrunson smiles at a discussion among th, team. members. Wtlhruns on has been Head Debate Coach sir. :!e North Star opened 4. Haley Korth (9) focuses intently while preparin g for the 1 ext meet. Korth was enthusia stic a.rout every meet where she p. Lrticipated

Fighting-w-as so overrated-w-hen. it-w-as friend aga.i:n.st friend or because you.just didn't like each other. Ho-w-ever, th.ere -w-ere n1B.D.Y dif-

"You're entitled to your

ferent -w-ays to get your poin.t across that didn't in.elude vioience or trou.ble---rn.aking. 'rh.e North Star Debate team k "TI.e-w- ju.st ho-w- to argue

own opinion, you re

for a legitimate reason.. 'rhe team of students from

the Gator Nation did

anything to be on. top and got in.to th.e most in.tense and forceful argu-

not entitled to your own facts.

ments., not for violence, but for glory. 'rh.e De~te team argued their -w-ay th.rough an.yth:i:n.g and everything. Any topic they felt -w-as important -w-as discussed. during -w-eekly practices. 'rh.e team -w-en.t to meets and competed aga.i:n.st other debaters • from schools all over N ebrask.a

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tition.s-w-ere very in.tense and stressful, but at the end it

all ended -w-ell 'rh.e team members received ribbons and a-w-ards for the victories that they -w-rested from their c o:zp-petitors during th.e meets.

"W'"eehly practices -w-ere full of research on. topics that -w-ou..ld be the sub-

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ject :matter at the n.e.xt meet, 'rh.e Debate members practiced until they

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that everything -w-en.t -w-ell is -w-hat :made the year crazy, but the team of

got it righ t I-I.a.vin.g given. the time and having the heart to make sure

young students reached for the stars . No :matter -w-hat happened, vv-hether they -w-on. or lost, they supported each other and picked one an.other back u..p -w-hen. they felL 'rh.at's ho-w- th.e Debate team got it done.

5. 2009-2010 North Star Debate Team. Back Row: Head Coach Ahcia W ilharnson, Leah Waldvogel (9), Jackson Slechta (9),Asst. Coach Sa.rah Ashley, Asst. Coach Natahe Lips Front Row: Haley Korth (9), Shanel Inpez (11), Asst. Coach Denys Steele, Matthew Benes (10) Not PicturOO: Nadia Buzadzhi (9)

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N at io na l H on .o r So c. ie ty ~ ) ha s be en . a lo ng 1. as t:i ng tr ad iti on . ru n.a

ngst hi gh sc ho ol st ud ents

acr os s th e U :n .it ed St at .e s vv-ho ha ve e. x: hi bi te d ex :e m pl ar y sc ho la rs hip, le ad er shi p, serv ic e a:n .d ch ar ac ter i:n . l:x ::)t h_ th ei r sc ho ol a:n .d co m rn:u. rl. ity. N o rt h St ar 's ch ap te r vv-as no ex :c ep tio n. t o th .e dev ot io n. shov'\TTI. by m en ib er s i:n . th .e hi st or y of ' N: :H :S. O f al l th e ev en .ts th .a t N II B pa rt ic ip at ed i:n . du .r in g 2 0 0 9

- 2 0 l 0 , :n. o:n .e vv-as m or e no ta bl e

th .a n. th .e L ig ht th .e N zj h t W al k. T he vv -a lk a: id ed re se ar ch . f'o r a cu .re

to le uk em ia , ly m ph or n. a, a:n .d ot her

ly m ph at ic ca nc ers, T ie n. D in h. ( l 2) sa id , "I t vv-as th e m os t re vv -a rd i:n g th .i: ng f'or m e. I t m ad e m e f'e el ac co m pl is he d, th at I ha d s te pp ed ou t of ' m y bo .x : an d vv-as m aki n g m y vv -a y to a s u. cc es C ha ra ct er vv -as im po rt an t to D in h. "I t te lls yo u. ev er yt hi ng ab ou

sf 'u. l f'u .tu .re ."

t a pe rs on .. I t sh ov v- s th at th ey

ca n. tr us t yo u.," sa id D in h. A la a H am da n. ( l 2) , he ld si m ila r vi ev v-s. 'T he L ig ht th .e N zjh t W al k vv-as a gr ea t th .i: ng a gr ou p, " sa id Ha rn .d a.: n. , "i t sh ov v- ed st ud ents th .a t N: :H :S a ctu. al ly ca re s.'

to do as

' C ha ra ct er vv-as al so im pa rt an .t to

H am da n. be ca us e, , ''it 's cr uc ia l to su cc es s i:n . a: ny th .i: ng yo u. do."

B ot h D in h. a:n .d ::H :am da :n . vv -e re in .d uc te d in .to N I- IS i:n . th e sp ri ng of ' 2 0 0 9 a fa ll 2 0 0 9 in du ct ee , sh ar ed th e e: n. th .u .si as m ab ou t N I- IS ev en th .o

. G ra ce K lu ck ( l 2),

ug h sh e vv-as n.evv-. "B ei ng in .d uc te d

vv -as th .e m os t vv -o rth vv -h ile e.x :p er ie :n .ce f'o r m e, " sa id K lu ck, ''A lt ho ug

h I jo iT I.e d be ca us e it lo ok s go od

o: n. co ll eg e ap pl ic at io ns , he lp in g m ak es m e s at is f'i ed kn .o vv -in .g I

im pa ct ed th e li ve s of ' ot he rs .''

So m e ot he r ev en .ts th .a t N I- il l co nt ri bu te d to d-q .:r i:n .g th e sc ho ol ye ar a n.e vv - a:n .d u.n .:i qu ..e ev en t, as vv -el l as so m e m or e tr ad iti on .a l p r ac tic es su

ch . as vv -e ek ly tu to ri ng of ' f'e llo vv -

st u. de n. ts . N I- il l al so pu t on . th .e 2 n d A: n.: n.u .al P r om Fa sh .io n. Sh .ov v- to pr op os ed to be pl ac ed i:n . f'r o: n. t of N o rt h S ta r: O f' al l th e o r ga :r. riz a.t io n. i:n . th ei r vv -o rld. , N I- IS vv -as at th .e to p of ' th .e lis t. I t vv-as tr ul y a

vv -er e th e :E -I. au .n. ted H ou se ,

ra :is e m on ey f'o r th .e m ar qu ..e e si gn

s th .a t so ug ht to m ak e a di f'f 'er er ic e

di st in ct a:n .d c om pa ss io n. at e gr ou p of ' hz jb.

sc ho ol st ud en ts vv -h o he lp ed to be n. ef 'it th ei r sc ho ol .

l .B ac k Row: Ca le b Wiedel Tr ev or Morrison, A us te n Stephens, A le x Pudenz, Dillon Schrodt, Bret W ur st er, Ia n Sn el l Th ir a Row: H el en Chun, Marissa. Poe, B ri tt an y V oichahoske, N an g N gu ye n, Ta yl or Rosenbaum, St ep ha ni e Emod:i. Keene 1 Roberson, C ar so n Gose, A la a H am da n, Nicole Schrodt, Sa ra h Al-8h.difa.t, H ea th er Olson, D on al d V u. M rs .V an n Price.. Second Row: Lien Ph am , Ja ck ie M ic ha ls , To an N gu ye n. Tien Dinh, Br ie an na . Kloaster, M al lo ry Ne sson, Pruge Po hc ky , MB i..a.l Cl ar k, Sa ra h G ue rr a. Fr on t Row: K ai th n Bridger, Sam Griffin, T ay lo r Cobb, G w en do ly n Lopez, Cassie Carper, M ax Nelson, Liz Chu. B ri ttn ey Erne sb . K at ie La m b, B et ha ny H ar gr ea ve s, Je ss ic a N gu ye n, M an dy W in te rs tie n, Grace K lu ck an d H ai Le.

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2. Sara Guerra (12) and other members of the NHS ·tap" a new member mto NHS. Students who have apphed for membership s.nd have met the requirements are tapped for induction into NI-IS in the sprinS[ and fall of each year. 3. Toan Nguyen 11 2) hears he has been accepted into NHS. N~yen was accepted into NHS because of his outstanding sch olarship, leadership, service, and character. 4. Max Nelso~ ( 12) a nd Chase Collier ~ 12) ar5[ue playfully durin)! a meeting. Nelson was the President 01NHS dUring the 2oog:.2010 school year. 5. Trevor Morrison and Taylor Cobb look for the room of the nrod student to be tapped for NHS. Students are ehgible tb apply for membership into NHS dUring t h e second semester of their junior yp..ar. 6. Cassie Carper ( 12), Sarah Al-Shdifat (12), and Heather Olson ( 12) sign up for tutoring. Tutonng was held after school every Tuesday for students who needed extra help with their clg,sses.

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1. Student Council members proudly display their DNT TXT N DRIVE campa.i.Q,Il poster. Back row: Jordan Blayr y, Mariah Clark <12), Arijana Sljiyo (12), ~ elley £rickson (11), Mooia Ajir (12), Alyssa Wintz (10), Matt Coffey (9), cott N~oh (10), Layla Younis (11) Middle row. Kourtney Klein (10), Tien Dinh (12) Savannah Mem:lith (9), Jessica Ngt ren <r2), James Muhammad (11), Caitlynn Homeyer (9), Kerstin Laubrock ( 1), Kels~y Grundman (1 1), Vincent Kaua ) U (12), James McNrur ( 1 rn, Adam Meirase (10) Front Row: Sief Mohammoo. (11 ), Geoff Ware (11 ), Spencer Hansen ( 1 _ , Mike Musiel Brandon Allgood (1 1), 1.Jordan Glosser (10), Tea.la W a.rd (12). The I.NS Student Council re-

Student Council's ''DNT

North Star Student Cou.:n.cil asp:ired

ceived recognition f'rom the Lin.-

'T'X'r N DRIVE" project tr

to start a project that -w-ou.ld impact

coln Journal Star for their project, did make a dif'f 'erence f'or th.e

the student body irrrr.n.ensely. ''"W'e

and -w-ere featured on the radio to

-w-anted. to help teens -w-ith a prevalent

voice their campaign. publicly. "It's

issue," ·said Elizabeth lv1:ami (9).

really re-w-ard.i:n.g to see the -w-ord

make a dif'f 'erence, even if' it's < 'J.ly

This -w-as the goal around -w-hich ..Arrive .Alive, ''DNT TX'r N

get arou..:n.d a.bout a project like

f'or a f'e-w- people," said .Alaa ::H:aJ "-

this," said Jessica Nguyen ( l 2).

dan ( l 2).

_As ssu.de.n t leaders, the Lincoln

dents they -w-anted to i:n.volv,

'Tt's great kno-w-i:n.g you cro

DRTVE" -w-as fbu:nded. Through this

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Student Council's a:rnbition t

campaign.., Student Council merribers

-w-itnessed their -w-ork impact

raise a-w-areness of' a co:rn.rn.on

helped raise a-w-areness of' the d.a:ngers

students all across the city. "Som.e

of' teen auto fatalities, and i:n.v( eve

of' te.xti:n.g a:n.d driving. T-shirts sup-

teens don't realize ho-w- risky

all of' North Star i:n. doi:n.g so,

porti:n.g the issues -w-ere sold., and phone

te.xttn.g can l:>e," said All:>ert

sh.o-w-ed their -w-illi:n.gn.ess to g c

ba.:n.ds displayi:ng their slogan -w-ere

Phannick ( l 0). But as a result of'

yond the average to connect v ith

distributed. t-.hrou.ghout the student

Student Council's ef'f'orts, many

the all students of' North Star

body to those -w-ho pledged not to te.xt

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2. Alyssa Wintz (10), Scott Ngoh (10), and Tien Dinh (12) huddle to~ether after running into a frigid lake for the Polar Pfun~e. The Polar Plunge raisoo money for the Special Olympics, and was a Student Council tradition for several years. 3. Shelley Erickson (11) decorates the bayou The decorations were winter themed for the Winter Wonderland Dance.

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_.m .g cl ub go al s_ A m o n g th .e rr ob je ct tv es --w-as th .e de si re to gi ve b ac k to th .e co m m u. n. .i ty. S ki ll s :m em be rs so u g h t to be n. e. fi t th .e co m .:r nu .n ..i ty b y u. .ti l:i zi ng th e st re n g th s th .e y h ad & v er al :m em be rs pa rt ic ip at ed in . cr ea ti n g to y s f'o r th .e C en ..t er f'o r P eo p le in .N ee d '" rb .e se to y s --w-ere th .e n d. o: n. a. te d to n. ee d. y ch .i ld re n. --w -h os e fa rn :il ie s u n ab le to gi ve th er r ch il dr en . gi f' ts. P ro v id in g o th er s --w -it h si m pl e se rv ic es ca n. "t ak e th .e --w-eigh t of 'f' so m eo ne --w-ho ne ed s h el p," sa id L in .d B ey P ep p ar d ( l 0) . T h ro u g h a v ar ie ty of ' se rv ic e pr oj ec ts in .c lu ..d in .g a --w-a.Ik f'o r ca nc er an d a f'o od dr iv e, S ki ll sU S A --w-as ab le to f'u lf il l th .e rr go al of ' ai di ng th e co m .:r nu .n ..i ty. vV h. il e p ro v id in g se rv ic es f'o r ot h. er s, S ki ll s m em b er s --w -e re ab le to re ce iv e pe rs on .a l be n. ef 'it as -w-el]_ "I t JS ir n. po rt an .t to h el p ou ..t th .e le ss f'o rt u. n. .a .te ," T re v o r "l v' .ro rr is on . ( l 2 ) sa id , "y ou . re ce iv e pe rs on .a l gr at it u. .~ e f'o r d o in g so." S ki ll sU S A ho pe d to st ar t a cl ub tr ad it io n. b y h el p in g th .e co rr rr .n .u .n ..i ty an d te ac h in g o th er s th .e va lu ..e of ' se rv ic e. Su .c h. le ss on s ''p re pa re yo u. to be a b et te r pe rs on f'o r th .e f'u ..t u. .re ,'' sa id . K as ie L e h n ( l 0 ). S k il ls U S A al so re so lv ed to en .l iv en . th .e sp rr it of 'th .e N o rt h F an , S ki ll sU S A m em b er s ho st ed . a ta il ga te p ar ty to k ic k of

S ta r co rm n: u.:n .it y. In co n. ju ..: n. ct io n. -- w -it h Su .~

':f th .e f'o ot ba .li se as on ..• ''" "W '"" or ki ng --w -it h o th er gr ou ps c: n b ri n g in . a lo t of ' n.e--w- id ea s, '' sa id Je n Y u..... g L ee ( l l )_ S ki ll sU S A he lp ed u n it e G a. t, r-

co rn rn un ..i ty am o n g N o rt h St a. r's st u. .d e:; ts S ki ll sU S A 's de sr re to h el p o th en as

--w-ell as in .s ti ll a de vo ti on . to th e co rn rn u. r t~ -- w -it hi n. it s :r ne m be rs , se t it a. pa .rt f' ro m a t .eJ

cl ub s. C or nr nu .n ..i ty m a tr ai t S ki ll sU S A Ti al- -w -a ys va lu ..e. I t JS th 1S u. n. .iq u. e

ch ar a. ct er JS ti c th .a t m ak es S ki ll sU S A a c .:tJ th .a t em br ac es ax -t en .d in g it s ab il it ie s bey >T

1. L nd se y Peppa.rd. (10), W ay n e T mve t, C ha rm ai n Satr ee , an d Se th W il.der (9 ) displ y ha nd m ad e ei sl a T he eisle w as buil.t to do m :e T he C en te r for People in Neoo.'s T oy la nd ew. d w hi ch provida:l to ys for underpriveledged children.

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2. E d Luis (10 ) an d W ay n e T re ve tt weidle ~ wocxl block in to a pen. T he fi na hz ed pens w r sold to rause m on ey for th e Skill.US.A's st at e , o fe re nc a

3. All an Ph an ( 12 ) an d Jan ess a. Wh ita ke r (12 ) cou nt cannoo. foods collectoo. du rin ~ the SktllsUSA run food drive. Ne arl y 2, 00 0 cans were co lle ct~ all of wh ich we re donatoo. to the Food Ba nk of Lincoln.

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4. Ar ija na Sly vo (12 ) pushes a tire du rin g the tai lga te pa rty . SkillsUSA an d Su per Fa n hootoo. thi s ev en t to rai se spi rit for No rth Star athletics.

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5. SkillsUSA Members. &c k row: Se th Wilder (9), Ste ph ani e £mcxh (12), Te rra n Hansen (9), Jen Yu n~ Lee (11), Tre vo r Morrison (12), Ed Luis (lD )Je rem y Olson (11 ) Middle Row: Br iea nn a Klooster (12), Do nal d Vu (12), Jan ess a Wh ita ke r (12), Jac kie Michals (12), Lin dse y Pe pp ard <1 rn, Allison Thrneier (10 ) Fro nt row: Wm i Sat irn o (12), Jessica Ng uy en (12), Ngoc Vy N~ ye n (12), Kasie I.elm< 1 rn, Ra ya n Os ma n n 1), Bakhita Gum (9), Vi cto ria Charles (12), Tien Di nh (12 )

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1. A n n M ar ie M u rra y ( 1 0 ) a n d K a ty St9£e (1 0) worked o n ~ e ir pa.5!es for th e y ea ro o o1<. 2 00 9 -2 0 1 0 w a s th ei r fi rs t y e a r o n th e y earoook st af f. 2 . New sp aper st af f m embers Cortn~y M cH a r ~ (1 2), -~j D d ;r a ve< 12), Z a. ir a C ar ca m o ( 12), a nd Mil<aelah Moh fu a (9 ) discuss so to ry ideas for th e n ex t is sue of th e pa.per. T h e st af f a lw a y b ra in st o rm ed ideas fo th e curre11t issu e of th e Gr:itor C!Blax_y. N o rt h S ta r h a d th e g o o d £o rt u. n. e 0£ h av in g th re e d

if fe re n t P u bli ca ti o n cl as se. se r

in g a v a ri e ty 0£ p u rp o se s. T h e th re e cl as se s -c;.v-ere Is t: .o

ri a (t h e li te ra ry p ub li ca ti on .>, ~ 7.he

G a- to r G a .l a xy (t h e sc h o ol n ew sp ap er ), a n d P ol ar .i s( the y d ea d li n es a n d th e st a£ £ n ie rr ib ers 0£ ea ch . o ne w er e al w

ea rb o o k } A U th e se cl as se s ]:-- td

ay s w o rk in g h a rd to m .a k. e s r e

th e ir w o rk w as d o n e o n ti m e. T st o ri a st a rt e d in 2 0 0 B a n d it -c;.v-as a p la ce N o rt h S ta

pa e: rn s o r sh o rt st or ie s, £ o r p u b li ca ti o n i:n . a jo u rn a l T h .e

r st u d e n ts co u ld su b1: tit

T st o ri a st a£ £ n ie rr ib er s wo:i-

to g e th e r u. :n .d er th e d ir e c ti o n 0£ te ac h .e r S u. .s an P as ch

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.o ld to re ad th ro u g h th e st o r ~ n u tt e d a n d ch .o se th e o n es th e y -c;,v-o u ld p ut into th e b o o k a t th e e n d 0£ th e y ea . T h e N e- c; .v -s pa pe r st a£ £ -w-as i:n . c h a rg e o£ -c;.v-rit in g a n d p ro d .u c · T I:i .e G a. -t or C iJ a x y e v e ry m o n th .. T h e N e w sp a p e r st a£ £ w as le d b y te ac h .e r C h ri st in a N e v it t. T h yp re p ar ed th e n ew sp ap e r to b e d is tr ib u te d e v e ry m on th . "W h en . th e p ap er w as £i n. is 1.e d it w as th e n . p ri n te d b y 'I7_he L in c o ln J o u rn a l S- ta r. T h e Y e a rb o o k cl as s :w -a s le d b y te ac h .e r C y n d y J\ ./1 :a dd u. .x : a nd edit o r a n d ch .if :-o R ..a ch .el vV "" en .z l T h .e re w e re £ ive di ££ er en .t d ea d li n es th e st a£ £ h a d to n ie e t on . ti m e : -i o rd e r £or vV "" al s- w -o rt h, th e ir pu .l: >l is h.in g co m p an y , to m a k e su re th e y ea rb o o k w as d t n e in ti m e £or d is tr ib u tion . a t th e e n d 0£ th e sc h o o l y ea r. O v e ra ll th e th re e P u b li c a ti on . cl as se s w e re a n rr n p or ta n t p a rt to N o rt h S E v e ry st a£ £ n ierr ib er w as al w ay s in spir e d to c re at e n e w idea s. T h ey al l w o rked to g e th e r to £ inis h. th e ir d ea d li n es a n d m .a k. e su re q u al it y p ro d u ct s w er e cr ea te d £ o r ~ N o rt h S ta r st u d en t 1: x: )d y. 144

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3. Ka.rh Jo Hi tz (1 0) m ak es no tes on an Ist or ia su bmission. St af f me mb er s th ou ~h tfu lly conside r whicn. p i~ wo ul d wo rk th e best in th e pu bh ca tion. 4. E.ddie Bl an to n (1 2) po nde rs sto ry ide as for the ne ws pa pe r. Bl an to n en py ed wr iti ng sto rie s ea .ch issue. 5. Su sa n Pa sc ho ld lis ten s to stories be.in~ re ad for su bm iss ion to .lsforia. Pa sc ho ld st ar ted Ist or ia in

20 05 . 6. Ra ch el W en zl (12),

Ta yl or Cobb ( 12), an d Sa m Guerra. ( 12 ) ~i ve a thu m: bs :Q.P to th e ph m: o~ ap he r. Th ey we re worl6.ng on pr ac tic e ye ar l:o ok paQes at th e sta .rl of th e schoo1 ye ar .

ss cla g rin du er ut mp co his at s are gl 2) (1 on ps om Th 7. Eric vith fru str ati on . W hi le cr eatin g ye ar l:o ok pa ge s wa s ve ry o. mo loo es hn a.d de en wh l sfu es str o als s wa it ini ard iew for d a.r bo e th on as ide ry sto up ts pu ) 12 ( e av D~ Cj 1. 09 20 in ef Ou nr-i ito lli e th s wa ve ~m D er. a.p 7Sp he ne½

2010.

l Ashley Ho rn er ( 10 ) rev iew s a poem su bm itt ed to Istoria. ?oorns, sh or t stories, an d ar tw or k we re al l fe atu re d in th e ?ubhca.tion.

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1. Th e em pt y se t a£ te r St at e One A ct Competi:b.on on December 11 , 20 09 . Two ra ke d pl at fo rm s di sp la yo o th e Se rb ia n sn d Bos-

ni an fla gs inside th e ga te s sn d w ire fences of th e O m ar sk a. ca m p. 2. Sa m ir a sn d A m in a Jusic, pl ay oo by Je ss i Stoller (10 ) sn d B ri ttn e¥ -E m es h_(l 2t ra t'~ hv :e ly ,,_m ee~ Je la_K alf ff iao, _pla}Coo.nbY-c=G_ _1r-1,----1 lH(-1-2 )-£ - J_L---% 1

;ra ce .r-J .U CKj

. £ 1. -t ---J, :"= or u1 .e,r,ll 'S

v, ,J 11 1~ LU ue . .r-J .1. leK pR

~_ J -t .i' . {l J . SS l::l l Ol!l.L"\ J.J rea u o 1:.ae - ~ .J ~

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ne w de ta .u f~ w hi le d~ cr ib in g th e ca.fu ~ /I - ~ 3. Li ns ey M ad se n (10 ) ap ph es br ui se m ak e- up to C as an dr a Sm ith (9 ) before a ru n th ru . Tochies helpErl ap pl y br ui se s to en se m bl e w om en w ho po rt ra ye d th os e w ho ar e no t ne w to th e ca m p. 4. K a. ith n Bridger ( 12 ) re pa in ts th e Se rb ia n pl at fo rm before th e St at e pe rf or m sn ce . Th e ac tio n on st ag e scuffoo th e pl at fo rm s so th ey ha d to be to uc he d up before ea ch competition.

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O ne -A ct

sibl e to ~ri en .ce the eve n.ts firs t

li:ne s a:nd con cen trat ion .. I t v'\T8S ove r

(Jth er's. -W- as it goi ng to be

han d, the emo tion . beh ind the act

bef ore the y k:ne -w- it Th e stu den ts

diff eren t thi s tim e aro und ?

vVas as hon .est and rea l as it cou ld get

had tb.ro w-n .. out all the y had to giv e

'T don 't thi nk peo ple real ized this

and plac ed the ir hop es in. the han ds

'I'b- eir b.a. Iids tjghtl y grip ped each .

Squ eez ing the fing ers of the ir f'ello -w-

cast and crew rna tes, the co m~ y }lek l the ir bre atli as the ann oun cer

r.fas t:0W less on.,. .-w:e--:-n .0t--:--o rt1y_l~ - - - - - - 1 111--- Zoe :¥enge :rib ach :(:1-_C)) ~a~ "Ob vio usly,;; vVa :n.te d,{/o ,"Wi:n.. but I live them :,:! alx: >u.t -uJe se eve n.ts , 4

too k the stag e to rev eal the vVin .n.er .

said Zac k Sch .af'e r ( l l ).

&f. .:.{J;!Jie ~

- ~.1T :2e. n-c0 ll~

vel y~

'I'b- ejou r:ne y beg an. af'te:r au-

did th.in..1"i. alx::>U.t vVh at the jud ges said

Ale x:a Spa .le ( l 2) said , •• ...It's irnp ar-

du. ring crit iqu es. 'rh. ey said th.a t

diti ons in Oct obe r. 'I:h. e &.l. kan .

ta:n .t to kee p t.Yy in_g and wat ch. the

eve n. if' vVe did not vVin . the titl e, we

Jit,,0.12'.Ze.n by Jul es Tas ca vVas a trag -

resp ect you . all hav e f'or each . oth er .. .

-w-o n. bec aus e of' the :i:rm nen. se kn.o -w-l -

edy }Jas ed on. the hor ror s of Ser bian .

A per for ma nce is onl y pre sen ted

edg e th.a t we gain ed"

det ent ion cam ps f'or 1'.'v1:u.sl:i:r.ns du.r -

vVe ll vVi th coo per atio n. bet- w-ee n. all

ing the Bos nia n 11\T ars. Bef ore a:n.y

cas t a:n.d crew .''

Th e jud ges vVe re right, a tro phy cou ldn 't sta nd up to the kn.o vVledg e and mes sag e the stu-

stag ing cou ld be don e, the com pan y

Th e coo per atio n. def init ely

had to do its rese arch . Lon g Dights

paid of'f'. Dec e:rr iber 6 , 2 00 9 -w-as

den ts 1.ea r:ne d a:n.d tau. ght the ir aud i-

wer e spe nt in. the aud itor ium re-

the Dis tric t On e-A ct Com pet itio n.

enc e. Th e a:n. n.ou .n.c er too k the stag e

hea rsin g a:n.d disc uss ing the. dep th of

Th e aud itor ium vVas floo ded vVi th

and the stu den ts sca rcel y bre ath ed

the eve n.ts and cha ract ers. I t -w-a sn.'t

e.xc ited scre ams a:n.d tea rs as Th e

as the y cru she d each . oth er's fing ers.

unc omm on. f'or tea rs to be sh.ed .,

Bal k.an . 11\T orn.e n. vVas a:n. n.ou .n.ce d

"Wh .en. Th e Bal kan . 11\T orn.e n. -w-as

espe ci.al ]y -w-h en. f'ello vV cas t rn.e :rrib er

vVi n.n. er. Eve n. tho u.gh the feel ing s

dec lare d vVi n.n. er the cas t a:n.d crev V

Han a Jab er (9) gav e the m ins igh t

vVe re ove rvVhel min g, Sta te was in.

eru pte d in.t o scre ams, lau ghs a:n.d

on the trad itio ns a:n.d m1. part an.c e of

one -w-e ek a:n.d the f'ocu .s nee ded to

tear s.

the ~uslm 1. reli gio n.

in.c reas e in. ord er to do bet ter tha n.

Jab er said , 'T con trib ute d to

of' the jud ges .

hap pen ed .. .Th eat re is the bes t kin d

Th e har d vVO rk and ded ication . -w-as vVO rth it Tho se lon g n.ights

eve r befo re.

and emo tion .all y ta.x i:ng tho ugh ts

the pro gre ss of the sh.o vV mai :n1y

''"W lien . -w-e vVe re a:n. n.ou .n.ce d vVin .-

wit h UlY reli gion . ...the sh.o w- vVas

n.er, I -w-as e.xc ited but i:rru ned iate ly

vVe re a sim ple bum p the y nee ded to

abo ut~u.slm 1. wor n.en ., and I am a

vVe n.t in.t o f'ocu .s try ing to ma ke sur e

ove rco me in. ord er to ach .iev e som e-

Mu slm 1. -w-o ma:n ."

we cou ld get eve ryth i:n. g don e,'' said

thi ng gre at Th e play , the less on.,

Spa .le.

the ~ri en .ce not onl y r each .ed

Th e com pa:n .y lea rne d and

the sou. ls of' the com pa:n .y, it r eac hed

Th e Bal k.an . 11\T ome n. per -

grew - as acto rs and tech .n.i cian s vVhile the y real ized the pa-w -er of' the ir

form ed last on. Dec e:rr iber l l,

stor y. Jv1 an.y of' the m had n't hea rd

20 09 . Th at mo rni ng the cas t

tho se of' its aud ienc e .

and cre w· dro ve up to,K ear n.e y 1 1 41 es. ~-,:---=:::,:: :,-..., -~r n~- ---' -"- ~ ' ~ ~ - - - - - 1 i n - - - . el-v-- -_ :tns ~na :-rx Jlta .1Jy pre ~Y -~~--t he bein g ~ to the trag edi es the y

r -;--

real ized how - terr if'Y i:ng a war cou l~

Th e mo me nts f'oll ovV in.g bec a.ni e a

be. 'I'h ou. gh it vVo uld nev er be pas -

-w-h irlvVi:n..d of' emo tion s, tho ugh ts,

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5. Tay lor Flo yd ( 11) re;oices wit h Sam a.nt h.a Griffin (12). As Stu den t I)tto ctor , Griffin had the hon or of a.ccepbng the trop hy. 6. The ca.st, crew, and directors of the Nebraska 200 9 Sta te Cha mpi ons hip Ona-Act pla.y.

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ew g -xl 12), Dill · ber Elr xl aw (10),

~n dR ow: Hra ~ v~- u. Gina Han a , <1rn, Mo rga n Elr ol <11 ), .tSri1 ~iQ Eliz abe th Marni <10) Firs t Row: Aus tin Ch.ab amd Cla y Hill (12)

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Bae! Row: Nan5! Ngu yen (12), oa en (12), Eliz a N~ yen ( 11 ), ( 11 ), Step han ie I:mcxh ( 12), Fisher o Firs t Row: Donald Pha m ( 1 Pham (12), Tru dy Pharn ( 1rn, Qu , Ngu yen ( 11 ), N5!oc N~ Crom (11 ), and Tie n Dii ~- -

Back Row: Dw yan e Da Moude, Nick Js.ckson ( 1rn, Brandon Scdoris (11), Tyl er Wilson (11), Mo nty Bornemeier (9), Tun Sm ith (12) , and Luk as Wh etst

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Ba ck Row: Sa ra Sa ltz m an ( 12), Ch els ey Cook (1 2) ,A ly ss a Colhru: (10), M ich ell e Ng uy en (11), a..nd Jo hn M at ze n Second Row: Nicole Colhru: ( 12), La ur a McHar-9:-1-e ( 10), a..nd Ca m Tu Tr an V u ( 11 ) Fi rst Row: Ty so n Osborne ( 11 ), Ya sm in Al sh di fa t ( 10), a..nd Je n Yu ng Lee ( 11 ),

Je ro me B ...... ._................ .i.--.,.,ia.,..1.cu:::l M re ( 1rn, W ay ne Sc ah ab er, K ye Bre__ ____ Al ex Jo hn so n (9), a..nd M ich ae l

ow: Al ex Cd . er (10), Lu ka s Ba ke r (10),

an d St ep ha ni e.M un do rf (9) Fi rst Row: Ka rla Mart:inez--Ga..rcia (9) , De vo n Schroooer 10), Je ss y Ro ma ro (10), Ar ny N9:-1yen ( 1rn, Gw en do lyn Lopez ( 12), Nicole Colhru: 11 2) , Jo e Ri va s ( 12), Ko ren Soper ( 11 ), Ca ra Hemm9:er, Di an a Ga rc ia-Ru bio (9) , an d Cy nt hi a Rockwell

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Back Row: Am an da Te rre ll ( 11 ), Aubrie Eb er sp ac he r ( 12), M ich W en zl (10), Ra ch el Lu nd ho lm ( 1 (12) Second Row: Na nc y Yo un gm an , Ia n V cd a ( 12), Je nn i He ikk ine~n l 2 Na tau sh a V od ra sk a ( 10), ice W ien ho ld (11), Co ur tn ey • k (10), (10 ), £r ica . Yo rk (9) , Ja m es £i vi ns (12), an d Jo ey Te rrell(9) First Row: Ai vi Du on g (1 0) , Sh aw na Sl ec ht a ( 1 1), ~a ..n a Sl jiv o ( 12), De rre k As hm or e (9), an d Na ke sh a Ca llo wa y Cl 0) q-',. U.'\J - .LLJL CL

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Ba ck Row: Ha ley !fa ll (9), Kr ist ina Miller (11 ), Am an da Wr igh t ( 12) , Rachel Lundholm (12) , Ke lse y Peterson (12 ), an d Br itn ey Kirchhoff (10 ) Second Row: Na 'ta ya Moore (11 ), Jai mi e Sigler (9), Ke nd ra Po rte r (9), an d Joc ely n Morris (10 ) ey King ( 11 ) Fir st Row: Me gan Lip!X)ld"( 12 ) an d

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Ba ck Row: Ar ial Wr ut (9), Jai me Gibhs (10 ), De rre k Norris ( 12), Sergio Springer ( 11 ), Brend.a Alonso ( 12), Ma ris sa Poe ( 12) , Fa lla Ha lse y;a nd Ch nst ine Ra .rn ire z Second Row: Al ex Qu eza da 0 an d Al yss a Clo ver (11 ) Fir st Row: Da rue l Ar ba ug h ( 10 )

Ba ck Row: Ty ler Peterson <I.SW), Nick Peters (IS \ ' . an d Ma tt Lickei (I.S W) • Second Row~ Ci nd y Ng uy en <I.SW), Nick My sen b1 r (12 ), Sa ra Ch ris tia nso n <I.SW), Ty ler Scott <I.S W), Ma ris sa Poe (12 ), an d Ra ms ey Jab er (11 ) Fir st Row: Ma ria h Cl ark ( 12), Sa rah , Ma llo ry ( 12) , Ah on a Gh aru <I.SW), Ka tel yn Koozer <I.SW), ~ Gi na. Sa nch ez

1 , an na C Fir st Row: Sc ott

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Cl ub s an d Ac tiv itie s

tra nd ( 12), Brinia Me za ( 12 )

~@1!0) d an ), 12 ( n da am H a la A ), 12 ( j~ A ia oo M : w Ba.ck Ro Keenan Rooorson ( r2 ) z en L t ar tu S d an ) 10 ( r ke oo B ra er ke .y Sh : FirSt Row

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B ac k Row: Selene Sa nc he z ( 12), Je nn ie Pi ne da (11), St ep ha ni e H er na nd ez (12), Rcrlri o Gomez ( 10), E.dua.rdo :&..ldera.s eleon ( 12), Brenda. ----___,,,, • ez (9 ), A le x a.vez (9 ), an d

rn, Rosa.

:i.as <1

nd ez (10), R an ge l (9 ) <11 ), Sy lv ia . 11 ), So ni a. S an •er re z (11), an d

R ac he l Ochoa. ( 11) sSOD

t.Ild

Fa ll a Holsey, C ai tl yn ne M es sm Je ff re y Hoover< 10), an d S ha un F l

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Bac k Row: Bri tney Snell ( 12), Cori Ma.sat (10), Ash ley Hor ner (10), Claire Spa hn (10) and Lyn ette

Fast First Ro • Ka .ie l Stre e r (

• Ul So orio ( 12), J,::tSJ~oo~

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£rn esti <12), and Ma x Nelson <1

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Flo yd Dou ghty , Caleb Wiooel ( 12), 1 ten Stephens (12), Aly :xan dra W urs r (11 ), and Dillon Schro:lt (12)

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ee L g n u Y n e J ). 2 (1 en ry tr .s N B a c k Row: N a n g n a o T ). 1 (1 n a y R c ri E ) 2 (1 o (11), N g u y e n H ) 2 (1 e o P a s s ri a M d n a ), N g u y e n (12 . U 1 ( y sb a :r C l .e ru a D . e k la B F ir s t Row: Jam.es a is L d n a ), 1 1 ( n n a G r le y T Geoff W a re (1 1 ), B e n n e tt

th e l B l) ~ a P a &,ck Row: Greg n h it a K sc e R h ra a S \ 2 1 ( s any Har eave t ld e f n a ic s s e J ), 1 1 ( B ri d ~ e r ( fz ). R a c h e l Jo n e s je o M h ra a S d n a ), 2 (1 e .l a p S a x (12):A].e ti s e rn E y e tn ri B ), 2 1 ( h it m S n e ~ n d Row: C a rm ie ss a C ), 1 1 ( r fe a h S h c a Z (12). A d a m K o v e r (12), b m a L e ti a K d n a ), 2 1 ( b b o R n ~ r ( 12), Q u e n ti (12) ), 1 1 ( e h c o n K ri o T ), 2 1 ( in FirSt Row: S a m a n th a Griff n ly o d n e w G ), 2 1 ( k c lu K e c ra Kah M a y n a r d (12), G ), 2 (1 n so 1 1 m o h T c ri E ), 1 (1 h it L o ~ (12), Jodie S m a n d Helen C h u n (1 2 )

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n w ro B h rt a G ), 2 1 ( e n to B a c k Row: L u k a s W h e ts n n a m u e N a u h s o J ), 2 1 ( r~ u b n e (12), Nick M e y s . rn 1 ( r e o o ro h c S in v e D , ) fl ( r e (1 1 ), R a m s e y J a b ) 2 U n o is rr o M id v a D d n a , rn K o u rt n e y Klem (1 e rn y B a ic s s e J ), 2 1 ( b b o C r lo F o u rt h Row: T a y n e s d a M y e s in L . rn 1 ( h it o ro (1 1 ), V ic to ri a M e ), 2 (1 m u a b n e s o ~ (10), K a ti e ) 1 (1 l h o K : ly J a n ic e W ie a o h c O l e h R ), · r te n (11), .1.v.1.ctJ..=,jtl, h e o Z (12), ) 1 (1 (10), Gr ), 1 1 ( oc Second h a r a S C a te ly n e Resch (1 Collier (1 SchwiSow r e n rd a G i x e L ), 0 1 ( s n a v £ a FirSt Row: M a ri s s -eh F ), 1 1 ( d y lo F r lo y a T ), 0 1 ( (12), L a u re n Cobb ) 2 1 ( n n a n a ll o V n e st ir K d n a c ia V o lk m a n n (10),

Clubs and A c ti v it ie s

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C lo s e y o u r e y e s a n d ir n a g i: n .e a tu r f ' f' ie ld , th

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p..:i..st b e s it ti n g in y o u r s e a t re a d in g , b

u t to S a :r n :u e l H o u s h ( l 2 ), th .i s --w-as re a li ty e v e r y d a y d u .r in g f' o o tb a ll se a so n . H o u s h , a s e n io r th .i s y e a r, c a n ie to re a li z e th .e rr n p a rt .a :r c e o f' :n o tj u .s t te a m -- w -o rk, b u t c o m m it m e n t. " E v e n if 'I g o t h u r t, ~ p..:i..st k e p t g o in g ," N u..r.nl:>er 7 H o u s h e x p la in e d . I-To p..:i..st c o u ld1 't le t h is te a m do--w-:n.

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sa id in re f' e re :n c e t ,

th .e S ta te q u a li fy in g se a so n . H o u .c sb . e .x :p e c ts th .e f' u .t u re te a m to li v e u .p a n d c o n ti n u e o n th .e :p a th . to S ta te. T h o u g S ta r th is y e a r, h e p la n n e d o n c o :n ti :n u .i :n g

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l)Dillon Schroot (1 2 ) o u tr u n s th e O m a h a N o rt h W e s t defense w h il e h e a d in g for a touchdown. 2) T h e N o rt h S ta r defensive h n e prepares to ta k e o n Lincoln £ a .s t N o rt h S ta r' s defense w a s a k e y fa c to r in th e ir successful season. Photo b y L a r r y Jcxib.Uin 3) J o rd a n B a ll (1 1 ), S a m H o u s h ( 12), a n d B ra n don K ra u s e (1 1 ) s tr e tc h w h il e li st e n in g to Coach W a ll e r' s p re -g a m e pep ta lk . 4)Bret W u rs te r (1 2 ) a n d C a rl Y o a k u m (1 2 ) block for North S ta r q u a rt e rb a c k J o e H a rt le y (1 2 ) d u ri n g th e O m a h a N o rt h w e st football

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foo tbal l to be sna pFt d before rna kmg a run up fiel d We lch was a Wide reci eve r for bot h the Jun ior Va rsit y and Res erve football team s. 2) The Fre shm an offense take s the field whi le hea din g tow ard the endzone. The Fre shm an football tea m was kno wn for thei r stron9: offe nsiv e pla ys dlir ifng the 200 9201 0 season. 3) Tra Vis Mu elle r ( 10) and Zan e Don aho o (10 ) wor k toge ther to stop an offe nsiv e pla y. 4) An dy Tat um (10 ) pau ses for a :moment before throw:ing the footbal l to a team mat e. Tat um ofte n pla yoo on bot h Jun ior Va rsit y and Reserve. 5) The Res erve offense hopes to :ma ke a big pla y aga inst to W a verly defense.

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th e sideline a..s th e y ch ee r o n th e ir . y rl e v a W st in a g a es at m n .r tea. e th n o ts e e m n .r a. te n a m sh re F e h 8) T ze :i i9 ..t ra st d n a s y la p ss cu is d to field ln co in L e h T . h ig H ln co in L st p u :r a9 la is ne ..r ga r ta S h rt o N s u rs e v h il lg w a y s in te n se w it h th e ir cross to w n ·v a lr y . in e .c a. pl is h s d n fi ) 9 ( sh u o H h o o 9) r fo g n ri a p re p e il h w rs e n n ru f o h 11 to sn a p . T h e 2 0 0 9-2 0 1 0 ier p ex t rs fi 's sh u o H s a w r a e l e N o rt h S ta r progra..rn.

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be fil led . "W '"i th al l of' th e ne w pl ay er s, it wa s a str ug gl e to be co m e co mf 'o

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m ig ht no t ha ve co lla bo ra ted . pe rf' ec tly i:n. th e beg i:n .n. i:n .g, th e ha rd w or k

de di ca tio n. of' th e pla y- ers re su l~ i:n. va st im pr ov em en ts an d th e ac hi ev e

of' th e m an y go als th ey ha d pu ..t to ge th er at th e be gin ::n .in .g of' th e se as on. ·;

ma in . go al ev er y ye ar is to pr ac tic e, pl ay ha rd , an d of' co ur se . to ha ve f'u..n.. A 1 :er th at , th e wi :n. n.i n.g wi ll ta ke ca re of' its elf ," sa id Co ac h To dd LaVe lle. 'I'h .e se as on . wa s f'u ll of' ac co m pl ish .m en .ts .N ot on ly wa s th is th e f'r r ye ar th e so f't ba ll te am ha d go ne to th e ch am pi on sh ip gaL O.e i:n. th e Gt at e f't r.e cei ~.r i:n .g th e ru. n.n .er -u. .p po sit ion ., bu t it -w-as als o th e f'i rst sp or t in. N or th St ar hi st or y to br in g ho m e an N SA A sp or ts tra ph .y . Pa ig e Po lic ky ( 1 2) f

Em :il y~ "W '"e be r ( 1 2) als o :m ad e Su .pe r St at e f'o r th e se co nd tu ne , f'o re ve r le a th er r :m ar k an d th .er r ph ot os on . th e "'II\T8.ll -w -it h ot he r G at or gr ea ts. Th e

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t (10 ) loads up or a pitch.~ t was 4th in the '9.Ilcl bro ugh t in ma ny run s for the Gators. y Jones ( 11) stretches for a bai l from righ t field. The f.rotn Columbus Hig h School was safe. tea.In celebrates afte r thei r vic tory ove r Papio South. This • £1.rst Win at the Sta te tou rna me nt .- .,·i~ Z""'Po lick y ( 12) pitches to Papio Sou th. Poh cky broke the Sta te or the mos t strike-outs in one gam e ear her in the season. y Weber ( 12) take s a stride as she awa its the bal l Weber Qi cen ter outf ield on defense.

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a m . b u t t h e b o n d th .a t

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1. Sh.e~y White (9) winds up for a pitch. White :is wearing a face mask as a result from a hit to the face that gave her a black eye for several weeks. 2. Morgan Cale (9) practices !sWings as she watches Sh.e~y White (9) shde into home. It was N's last game of the season.

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comes together after e field. The team huddloo for every- time they were up to

4. Lainey Nebesniack (10) pitches the ball agamst the Northeast Rockets. Nebesniack was one of the main pitchers for Reserve.

5. Kasey Lamborn (9) and Alisha Sheets ( 9) high-fiye each other Wore taking

their ~itions. £ach pitcher gets three warm up pitches allowing time for the infield and outfield to take grounders and pop flies.

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Ever since the North Star opened i:rl 2 0 0 3,

every athletic team has knovV:n that it n.eeded to do one thing: make a name f'or itseJf. I t didn't matter have to mean. w-i:rln.ing State, it could just have been. doing better than. the year bef'ore. 1'/.[aki:n..g a name ?S e.xactly- w-hat the 2 0 0 9 Gator Varsity Volleyball team tried to do. North Star's volleyball team TI1.enibers w-en.t i:rlto the season. kn.ow-i:n.g that they w-ere un..derdog-s that needed to play to be noticed They knew- that w-ould i:rlclu.de trying their hardest every play of' every gaTI1.e a:n.d most of' all trying to w-in. every poi:rlt and every match they w-ere i:n. VVh.ether they -w-ere u.p again.st the -w-orst team i:rl Nebraska or the best, the girls gave it their greatest ef'f'ort to w-i:n. Though they w-eren't alw-ays on.e-hun..dred percent su.ccess:ful, th.ey didn't get too dow-n._ They ended -w-ith positive attitudes a:n.d strong mi:rldsets to set of'f' n.e.xt year and make North. Star volleyball a knovV:n a:n.d f'eared name.

1. Carley Warner ( 10) and Brandy Koll ( 12) line up ready at the net Warner was excihrl to have made the va ity team as a sophm:nora

2. The team h es around Coach Nelson-I-litz during a match. During these huddles Nelson-I-litz gi' es advice to the team on how to play. 3. Katelin Hiskey (11) digs the ball She playoo as the "¼arsi-f::y hooro for the 2009 season. 3. Aly Wurster (11) serves the ball during a match at ortheast Wurster playOO in moot of the tea n's games durmg the season. 164

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5. Kimberly Batley (11) sets the ball to Jenna Shoecra.ft 1(12). Baileyand Shoecra.ftwere key players on the team. 6. Brandy Koll (12) spikes the ball a~amst the Rockets. This was Kali's fourth year playmg £or the Gators. 7. Kimberly Bailey ( 12) spikes • the ball £or a point during a match. This was Bailey's third year on the varsity team. 8. Sp.elly £rickson (11 ) bum:ps the ball during warmu:ps. £:rickson was excited to make the V arstiy team her junior year. 9. The team lines up before a match. They hold hands for inspiration and unity.

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So me of' th. e be st tea rn pla ye rs -w-e .:e n.o t ev en pla yin g on th. e teru -n.. So me trr n ·e S th. ey -w- ere th. e on es -w- ho -w- ere th. ere f'o r i. he tea in. jus t to ch ee r th. em on a:n .d su pp ort th em Th ey -w- ere th. e on es -w- ho he lpe d g v e advic e a:n .d dir ec t th. e teru -n.. So me of' th. e "' est tea mm ate s -w- ere th e stu de nt :rn .a:n age rs. Stu .de nt :rn .a:n age rs co uld do a v ar ety of' th. in. gs f'o r th e teru -n.. Th ey no t o n

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su pp ort ed a:n .d dir ect ed th. em , bu .t th. ey a ~ did a:n .yt h.i ng to he lp th. e tean -1. f'ro m ta:k : rig sta ts to do ing -w -ha tev er.

Th e _s tud en t :rn .a:n age r f'o r th e res tea in. -w-as As hle y Sto a ( J. J. ).

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'T did sta ts, he lpe d at pra cti ces , an d ju st d :i • -w -ha tev er Co ac h Ki ng ne ed ed me to do. ''

1. Th e N tea m huddles aro un d the ir coa ch du rin ~ a rna tch . Th e hud dle s hel p the tea m reg rou p-a nd refocus. 2. Ka rle y Hi tz (10 ), Ar isa Kr zy ck i (10 ), an d Zoe Gen~e nb ach ( 10 ) get rea dy for the op ~i ng tea rn to serve.

All thr ee sophomore girls rna de the N tea m. 3. Th e fre shm an tea rn get s set to begin the ir gam e. Th e gir ls all enjoyec:l the exp eri enc e of the ir fir st ye ar of hig h school volleyba.11.

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Ju .st bec aus e yo u -w- ere no t p ~ on th e tea m did no t me an yo u co uld n't l

pa rt of' it vV h.e th. er yo u.j us t -w- ent to gan : ~ a:n .d ch eer ed f'o r th e pla ye rs or ste pp ed u.p a:n .d too k a big ge r rol e lik e stu de nt maTI.a<; ~r. ev ery stu de nt ha d th e ch an ce to ass ist t l tea m a:n. ci ma ke it int o so: rne thi ng big ger an d be tte r.

e th as rs to a. G e th r fo es rv se ) 0 1 ( i ck 4. Arisa. K rz y r fo ro be li o yo a. pl i ck y rz K . on er h r ee cheerleaders ch th e 2 0 0 9 J V terun. V J a. g n ri u d l al b e th ts se ) 1 1 ( an tm 5. Sa.ra. E as m at ch . e ic v ad r fo h ac co r ei th to s ok lo am te e rv 6. T h e re se r fo r a e y nt ce de a. d a h am te e h d u ri n g a. m at ch . T • 2009. om fr e rv se e th r fo s it a w d n a es ch at w m a 7. The te s rl gi e h T . es hn de si e th om fr es at m one 0£ their te am y e th if en ev m a te e th t or pp su O _)O l:I he on th e side weren't pla.ymg.

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Senne players have pads. Some have mouth guards. Some kick balls around. vVhile others t.hro"vV them.. Tenn.is, on the other hand, doesn't deal "With any of those thin.gs. The one thing that tennis has in. co:rrnn.o:n. "With all of the other sports is SvVeat And the Boys Tenn.is Teams definitely knew the concept of SvVeat Sure, they vv-eren.'t cushioned "With football pads or "vVOre mouth guards, but they stood. out in. the blistering heat, constantly moving and running around And, like all other sports, they shared the same co:rrnn.on. goal: to be the best athletes they could be (and to vVin.., of course). '"rh.e tennis teairis actually did pretty good. this year," Donald Pham ( l 2) stated 'I'leam"vVork, he said, got the job do:n.e. Perhaps it "vVasn.'t just mv-eat that united Tenn.is "With all other sports. I t "vVas mv-eat, a co:rrnn.on. goal, and team"vVork.

1. Simon Ngt:tyen(l2) jUinJ:S in e air as he attempts to save a ball frorn goin.5[_ out o illilds. Nguyen rnanagoo to save the bail Win the rnatch.

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in . th ei r go al to re ac h ex :c el le -r: 1.c e. D es i t.E in .j ur ie s an .d a £e-w- di sa pp oi n. ti n. g lo ss es , th ey re m ai n ed st ro n g an d pu .s h. ed on -w -a rd to re ve l in . vi ct or i, : c So u. .th "W "e st an .d E lk h o rn to n. am e b u t a f'e-w-. 'I 'h .e ir t.e a. rn -w -o rk an d h ar d pr ac ti ce be ga n. to pa y of f'. -w h a t se pa ra te d th e 0 9 - l O B oy 's V ar si ty te am f' ro m th ei r pr ed ec es so rs -w -e re th e st ri de s to be co n 3 i m u. .c .h . m o re th a n y o u r or di n. ar y ba sk et ba ll te a: rn .. U TI .li ke pa st ye ar s, th e bo ys un de rs to od th e im p ar t n of 'te am "W "o rk n o t on .] y o n th e co u rt b u t a- w -a y fr o m th e ga m e as -w-ell. A s a re su lt , th ey ad va nc ed to tl ~ tr ic t C ha m pi on .s hi p £o r th e f' ir st ti m e si n. ce '0 5 , an d re ac h. ed th e do ub le-d ig it s in . -w--in.s. T h o u g h th er e "W"ere so m e ro u g h pa tc h. es in . th ei r se as on ., th e G at o r B oy 's V ar si ty B as ke tb al l te am ..ai n. ot hi :r: :i. g b u t pr id e in . th ei r f'e lla vv t.e a. rn rn at es . ''A t th e en .d o f th e se as on ., I "W"as gl ad to se e us co m e. to gf .l-: an .d ju st ke ep g et ti n g b et te r as a t.e ru :n .," sa id D ep re ec e Pa yn ..e ( l 2) . E ve n. th o u g h th e G at or s J:XIBY n o t ie ce iv ed th e m se lv e s as b ei n g ''g re at " ba se d on . th ei r -w --i n.s al on e, in . al l ac tu al it y th ei r pr id e an d de di ca ti n

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-1. Trevor Reimnitz (9) saves the ball for the Gators during a Freshman Basketbal l Game. 2. Kevin Reimnitz ( 11) and Jamaane Jordan ( 11) watch as the op:r,:osing team takes a shot 3. John Birdsell ( 10) and Andy Tatum ( 10) defend a player from the oppooing team during a Reserve Basketball Game. All sophmores can play on the Reserve Basketbal l team. 4. Coach TraVis Kerkman instructs the Freshman Basketbal l Team on a play during a tirnoout Coaches on either team has the ability to call a tirnoout at any IX)int in the game. 5. Leuth Leuth (9) focuses on a free-throw attempt at the free-throw hne. If a player gets a shooting foul during a ~ame, they go to the free-throw hne for extra IX)ints. 6. James Muhamm ad ( 11) participate s in a pregame warmup oofore a Junior V aristy game. All players are encourago o to warrnup oofore a game to achieve a high performan ce. 7. Jon Dau ( 10) tries to get around a defernder during a Junior Varsity Game. Players in grades 9- 11 can play in a Junior Varsity Game.

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1. Kimberly Bailey (11) guards the ball to prevent the opIOsing team from scoring. Bru.ey has played on Varsity since her freshman year. 2. Antonette Horton (12) defends her op~nent a.nd attempts to steal the ball Horton's trength was her fast breaks. 3. £rnily Weber (12) hustles down the court runrung pa.st her defender. Weber was the int guard a.nd continuou sly improved throughou t the sea.son. Queen Oha.ma.ra ( 11) high fives teammate s as her name is ca.lied for starting line up. harnara wa.s one of the ma.in IOst players on the varsity team.

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Cha se Collier What an adventrure you have been and alway at fast-toward! rt has been a joy watching you grow from our "little man" into the amazing your J man you have become. We are so proud.

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I You've grown into an exceptional young woman, and , we are so proud of you. Your future is bright and shiny!

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"I hope your dreams take you .. to the corners of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the windows of your oppurtunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known."

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Kaitlyn, \ You ha ve turned into such a \r;; wesome young lady. Best of luck at college. We or ~so proud of you! ~

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Kirsten, / It seems like just yesterday you w ~t born . You grew up :;o fast. Now you'v e lettered in vocal musL(efand graduated. WO'A You are : loving, intelligent, kL ~, caring, trustworthy, tho Jhtful, compassionate, beautiful, cQfisiderate, mature, the best g sister in the world, determined, s~ sib le, steady, warm-hearted Jenerous, talented , principled~-s~nsitive , a go od decision-m akE and blo nd e (lol). Words arE}-tfot enough to describ e the am azi J young wo ma n you've be cg fn e. . We 're so prouc}-6f you! Remember to always forgive qL kly, love generousl¼,-6"nd unconditionally, laugh uncontrollab h, ,mile often , an d b~ ev e in yourself! We do! ~ ~ ~

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Katie Bug, You've go ne from a cu te little girl to a beautiful, talen te d young wo m an . We are so very proud of you! Keep ai m in g for th e stars,an d go od luck at Wesleyan. Love, Mom, Dad & Dylan

Stasia & Janessa Stasia Beth, We've bee n through everything together from meeting in 5th gra de during soccer, Girl Scouts, church , and working together at icky BK! Through thick and thin, being there for tears and the silly arguments, I have com e to learn that I can 't live without my best friend! Love forever and always, Nessa Lane

Nessa Lane, You are more than my best friend, practically my sister. We know rytt eac h other and can las ough any can 't believe we'v ly known eac~ years; time one by so fast! I apr erythin u've don e for me and all t a upport. I can 't wait to see wha t ' as in store for us,I know irll be amaz1 Love, Stasia Beth

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:srudigan,, Nick 12 Bruegman, Lexye 62, 12 ·~, 12'9, 177 B,ryant, Melvin 48 Buckler, Jaso1 n 34 Buck, Rachel 12, 19,Q 1 Buettner, Ro bin 76 Bui, Jessica 62 Buller, Sam 48 Bu,l,lock, Sharily,n 76, 11: !llock, Tenia 48,· 177, • 11 B,u fuss, Breanna 62 , 7 7 Bundfus, , Tren.ton 12 Burbach, ,elyn 48 · urback, Bria . 76 B go,a, Aaron Bur • Treagen: 62 Bur e, ogan 12 • Bu,rks, JS:...· os 1 2 Bu:rnett, dice 34 B'urnett, Mar i. all 48 Burton, Alex 152 Bush, Devir1 48, , 75 Butl,er, Ch,elsi,e 34 • mi,e 34 Butler, Ji1 Buzadzhi, N_ adia 62, 1 • Byrne, Jessica 3,4, 153 1

Cage; A,mana:3 48, 126 Ga1n-McCarv1e, Kaleb, 31 Carn-JMcGarvie, Kolby 6: Cale, Jodi 76, 176 Cale, Morgan 62, 163, 1 ' 191 Calleja Reibolledo, Franci · ) 62 Calloway, Nakesha 48, 1 ,Cameron, .Alec 48 ,Cameron, Claire 48 Ca1 mpeau-G,reenfiel,d·, Me: Sc 76 Cantarero, Ste phen 62 Caporale, Ryan 34 Capps, Dill,on 48 Carcam10, D,eni:sse 62, 7~ Carca1 mo, Zaira 12, 87, 'i Carlson, Kevin 62, 174 Carper, Cassie 12, 1.30, _, I, 132.138, ·153 Carranza-!Rodriguez, EI iza'b,eth 76 Carter, Angelia 12 1

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Carter, Jamila 62, 131 Confer, Ryan 34 Carter, Michael 48 Constable, Adrienne 49 Carter, Vashti 12, 153 Contreras Corado, Miguel 34 Cartier, Alex 48, 149 Cook, Chelsey 13, 28, 149 Caruso, Alex 62 Cook, Jasmine 34 Carver, Shanice 48 Cook, Yvonne 76 Casey, Br~on 48, 175 Cope, Tynon 13,190 Casey, Holliann 12, 30, 86, Coplan, Jessica 34, 85 207 Cordova, Matthew 49, 175 Cash, Kaleigh 48, 191 • Cornelsen , Brian 34 Castellanos Lopez, Kevin 62 Cortez, Ale Ayotitla 61 Castillo, Andres 12 Coufal, Tyler 63, 175, 176, Castro, Fila 48 190 Castro, Leslie 34 Covert, Brandon 49, 191 Cates, Tyler 34 Cover~Za ch 63,191 Cathey, Jeffrey 34 Cox, Erik 49 Cathy, Jeff 191 Cox, Kyle 49 thy, Jeffrey 8 Cox, Tiffany 34, 153 Cate, hn 76,174,17 5 Crane, Sam 175 48 Caudy, Tra Crane, Samuel 63 Cayetano, Chane Croce, Kristina Della 176 Chab, Alisha 7, 12, 20 , Crom, Brianna 34, 148, 150, Chab, Austin 148 153 Chamberlin, William 48, 85 Erica 63 r Chaney-Seuferer, Jamie 62 ea 49, 118, 177 Cropp, Chapo, Tracie 76, 121 134, 153 Crosby, Danie Charles, Victoria 12, 143 Crowder, Kyle 63 , Chau, Tony 34 Crow, Shelby 1 3 Chavez, Samuel 48 Cruickshank, Mikayla 63, 177 Cherry, Dominique 12, 174, Cuddeford, Teven 13, 100, 187,191,2 23 174,197 Chessmore-Farr, Samantha Cuellar Figueroa, Samantha 62, 176, 191 49 Chieng, Nyamat 12 Culver, Brittaney 34 Chol, Abok 12 Cumbe Campos, Carlos 34, 173 Christensen Fischer, Angela 76 Christiansen, Shayla 76 Christianson, Sara 150 Chu, Liz 13, 99, 118, 128, 129, 138 Oak, Ben 109 -Nguyen, Uyen 62 Oak, Warel 63 Chu Helen 13, 82, 138, 153 Da Moude, Dwyane 148 Chuol, hudier 34 Danaher, Kanner 49, 175 Church, ·onna 62, 73, 127 Dang, Michael 49, 191 Churchill, C eron 13 Daniel, Stephen 34, 134 Cigelman, Bob 48 Dasher, Cody 49 Clark, Dakotta 6 - Dau"' Jonatan 180, 190 Clark, Lindsey 48, 1 Dau, Jonathan 49 ark, Mariah 13, 120, 24, Davis, Allene 49 138, 140, 150, 201 Davis, Trevar 1 3 Clari<, atthew 48 Deabler, Quentin 8, 49, 59, Clauso Samantha 62 134 Claypool, dam 62 ambrose, Chris 77 Cleary, Ora 34 Dea Marcie 77 Clemens, Bro e 62 Deboe Jeremy 1 3 Clements, Jessie 76 Decker, ler 13, 34 Clinkenbeard, JosA a 13 Defreece, S ncer 49, 95 5 Cloud, Hunter 63, 144, 145 DeGrave, Cj Clover, Alyssa 34, 150 Deleski, Chris 1 , 148, 198 3 Cobb, Lauren 49,153, Delgado, Anthony Cobb, Taylor 13, 138, 139, Delgado, Jay 13 145,153,1 74,190, Delgado, Jeffrey 63 199,205,2 23,224 elfacroce, Kristina 13, 16 Codina, Mary 34 ng, Nyajuok 13, 190 Coffey, Matt 63, 140, 174 De syuk, Nataliya 34 Coffin, David 49, 134, 135 Deny uk, Oleksandr 63 Cohn, Staci 76 Denysy , Paiva 49 Colbert, Brooke 63, 127, 185, Deollos, • a 34 191 y 34 Depalma, Collier, Chase 13, 130, 131, Dep, David 4 139, 153, 194 Derock, Dylan Collins, Alyssa 49, 149 Derock, Jade 63 Collins, Nicole 13, 149

Derock, Jasmyn 63 Ernesti, Brittney 14, 133, 138, Deterding, Jared 13 146,152,1 53,205, 22 Devine, Lori 77, 113 • Ernesti, Zach 49 Diaz, Abby 6, 7, 8, 34, 45, Escobedo, Elizabeth 63 151 Esmeier, Alli.son 49, 143, 176 Diaz-Deleon, Ramon 151 Esmeier, Michael 14 Diaz Flores, Alejandro 49 Espinoza, Beatriz 63 Diaz, Juan 8, 13 Espinoza, Liliana 49 Diaz Muneton, Stephanie 49 Estell, mber 63, 85, 191 Dickinson, Gabe 63 Etmund, Cory 63, 148 Dick, Samuel 34 Euler, Hannah 49, 128, 129 Dien, Tien ·148 Euter, 'Kimberly 63 Dietz, Bryce 13, 86, 174 Evans, Marissa 50, 153 Dillard, Holly 63, 170, 171 Evenhouse, Spencer 50 Dillard, Sara 34, 175 Ewing, David 14, 118 Dinh, Courtney 63, 138 Dinh, Ngoc 13 F Dinh, Tien 14, 138, 140, 141, 143

Dinh, Tram 14 Dodds, Corey 49 Dog, Olive The 80 Doficho, Lega 49 Dominguez, Anthony 34 Donahoo, Zane 49,158,17 5 Dong, Ajing 63 Doorey, Kelsey 63 Doughty, Floyd 77, 152 . wling, Julia 34 Ora , athan 63 Drdla-Wilts , denka 77 Dredla, Jordan Dreher, Crystal 49, 11 Dubas, Jesselyn 49 Duncan,Caden 14,197 Duncan, Kayla 63 Duong, Aivi 49, 149 Dye, Abraham 35 Dye, Harrison 35

Eastman, Sara 35, 167, 177 Ebadi Rad, Farhad 49 Eberspacher, Aubrie 14, 86, 149 Ebrahim, Kamal 14,123,17 4, 195,222 Echeverria , Alejandra 35 Edwards, Joe 14, 30, 192 Edwards, Mackenzie 49, 126 Egan, Kyle 14 Egan, Travis 63,175 Eichelberger, Katherine 49 Eickhoff, Eric 35 , 179, 190 Eickhoff, Jerry 190 Eivins, James 14, 149 Elrod, Amber 63., 148 Elrod, Morgan 5, 35, 108, 148 Emodi, Stephanie 14, 138, 143,148 England, Laurie 77 Engleman, Jimmy 63, 175 p, Morgan 63, 177 Ep Shelby 14 Epste· Ashley 14 Erickso , Brandon 35, 165 ce 77 Erickson, Erickson, She y 35, 128, 129,140, 141,177 Erlewine, Johnnathan 49

Faeller, Amber 35 Faller, Carly 50, 177 Falter, Nancy 77, 92 Famous, Latesha 14 Farber, Jonathan 63 Farber, Melanie 77 Farley, Bryan 14 Fast, Cole 63 Fast, Kalin 63, 175, 190 Fast, Lynette 77, 152 Fauth, Mandy 63 Felipe, Ashley 50 Fern, Diane 77 Finke, Haylee 35 • cher, Alex 35 Angela Christensen 76 Fisc e 63 Fischer, 88, 89 Fischer, Jeremy Fish, Elizabeth 14 Fisher, Jeremy 89, 148 Fix, Brittany 14 Flamig, Mikah 63 Fleming, Ryan 190 Fleming, Taylor 35, 45 Flesner, Kayla 14 Flodman, Jared 35, 104, 118, 124 Flodman, Lindsey 14, 31, 118,124, 200,205, 224 Flodman, Taylor 35, 176 Flores, Julio 50, 222 Flores, Kymberly 64 Floyd, Taylor 35, 134, 147, 153 Flynn, Alex 64 Flynn, Sean 35 Flynn, Shaun 50, 151 Focht, Tom 77, 113 Foltz, Brandon 2, 3, 14 Fomenko, Anna 50 Fomenko, Ivan 64, 72 Foote, Blake 35 Foote, Brian 14, 169, 176, 202 Foreman, Davarius 64 Fossberg, Chance 35 Foulks, Jarayla 14 Frack, Susan 77 Frain, Hannah 50 Francis, Evans 35 Frank, Shelby 35 Fredrick, Miles 64 Freeman, Dana 64, 176

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. Freeman, Dem i 35, 126 Friesen, Scott 77, 170 , 175 , 191 Frohman, Emily 50 Frohman, Liz 14, 29 Froscheiser, Jake 174 , 191 Fuller, Brandy 14 Fuller, Demetria 15, 82 Fulmer, Dustin 15, 28, 94,

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G Gre Ashton 6 , Green • e 64 Greenro ri 35 Greenwal , Gregory, Car en 5 Gress, Laraesha 1 5 Griess, Jaelynn 6 9 , J 77,

183 Griess, Jaylyn 191 Griffin, Samantha 15, 1 Gaber, Josh 189 , 190 Gaber, Joshua 35 Gach, Sibit 35 Gadeken, Brian 15, 95 Galaviz, Talisha 50, 177 · Gale, Ariel 64 Galvan, Danielle 64, 185 , 19 , Galvan, Silvia 50 Galvan, Sylvia 151 Games, State 46 Gann, Tyler 35, 111 , 153 Garay, Enrique 64 Garay, Tom 77 Garcia, Adrian 50, 149 Garcia-Rubio, Diana 64, 149 Gardner·, Lexi 50, 134, 153 ,

177 Garrison, Katie 64 Gascon, Michael ·15 Gausman, Breanna 35 Gee, Angela 77 Geerts, Tim 35 Gehrig, Terra 5, 50 Geiszler, Alyssa 15, 35 Gengenbach, Zoe 50, 147 ,

153 ,16 6 Gerlach, Ha·leigh 64 Ghani, Ahona 150 Gibbs, Greg 77, 153 Gibbs, Jaime 50, 150 Gibson, Rachael 15 Gibson, Rebecca 15 Gillispie, Joseph 35 Gillispie, Nathan 64 Gillotti, Mik e 77, 112, 113 Glasgow, Hol ly 15 Glaubius, Katie 60, 64, 148 Gleason, Daniel 50, 175 Glosser, Jordan 50, 140 , 175 Glunz-Fries, Tara 77 Godoy, Jonathan 15 Goebel, Courtney 50 Gohl, Tori 15 Gomez Hernandez, Guadalupe 50 Gomez, Rodrigo 151 Gonzalez, Kimberly 50 Gonzalez, Nathaniel 50 Gonzalez, Nessa 1 5 Goodteacher-Holloway, Gina

15 Goo dwi n, Jennifer 77 Gose, Carson 15, 124 , 138 Gossard, Sheen 15, 176 Gossard, Shelby 35 Graham, Delveion 64 Graham, Jake 50, 175 Graham, Shawnea 35 Grandel, Ryan 35

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138 , 147, 152, 153 , 197 ,20 5,2 24 Griggs, Kendra 50, 148 Griggs, Meghan 1 5 Griggs, Tiffany 64 Gronenthal, Bobbee 77 Grove, Am ber 50 Grunder, Zach 175 Grunder, Zachary 64 Grundman, Kelsey 35, 140 , 170 , 175, 184, 191 Guerra, Sara 15, 31, 124 , 138 , 139 ,14 5,1 93, 195 ,20 5,2 24 Gum, Bakhita 64, 143 Gustafson, Dustin 50, 175 , 190 Gutierrez, Arisbeth 64 Gutierrez, Rosalinda 36, 151 Guy, Ahkyra 50

Hadenfeldt, Jess 15, 153 Haen, Danielle 64 Hagerbaumer, Caleb 36 Han n,C ody 64, 109 Hales, Kelly 64 Hall, Camren 36 Hall, Haley 64, 150 Hall, Jaggar 50 Hallman, Breeanna 64 Halsey, Falla 77, 134 , 150 Halvorsen, Benjamin 15 Hamdan, Alaa 15, 138 , 140 ,

151 ,19 2 Hamdan, Moh ame d 64, 176 Hamel, Sarah 15 Hamo, Ham o 50 Hamo, Khaeri 15 Ham o, Naeif 64 Ham o, Sabah 36 Ham pton , Seth 36, 148 Hanay, Gina 148 Hansen, Ashley 64, 73, 110 ,

127 ,17 7 Hansen, Christopher 36 Hansen, Lisa 77 Hansen, Spencer 36, 110 ,

140 Hansen, Terran 64, 14 , 190 Hargreaves, Bethany 15, 138 ,

153 ,22 2 Harmon, Chelsie 6 Harnage, Kenny 36 Harper Jordan 36 Harpham, Sydney 64 Harpst Kylie 50, 161 , 176 Harpst, Marika 15 Harris, Angel 36

Harris, Brittany 16 Harris, Codey 36 Harrison, Lucas 65, 175 Harrold, Melissa 16, 190 Harsh, Ashlea 36, 126 , Joe 1 6, 1 5 6, 1 5 7,

179 ,19 0,1 96 50 Hartsgrove, Harvey, Ant hon y Hatfield, Kayla 36 Hauser, Stephanie 16 Havlat, Joey 1 6 avlat, Jordan 65, 1 77 H licek, Kelsie 50 Haw ·ns, Austin 65 36, 174 ayes, _ on 65, 73, 127 nes, 50 He es, Au 16, 205 Hedge Jonath , 149 Jenni Hei kkin Heikkinen, ilia 65 Helmkamp, arisa 36, 31 50 Helms, Gabrie Helms, James 16 Heminger, Cara 7 , 111 , 149 Henning, Dre w 16, 1 0, 202 Henning, Emalee 65, 1 Henning, Mic hell e 50, 12 Hennings, Nathan 65 Henn, Michael 65 Henry, Bobby 1 6 Hernandez Chavez, Jorge 51 Hernandez, Erika 65 Hernandez, Joshua 36 Hernandez, Lauren 36 Hernandez, Stephanie 151 Hernandez Chavez, Cecilia

151 Herrell, Kaci 36 Herzog, Taylor 65, 152, 176 Hesso, Del io 65 Hesso, Hiyam 65, Hesso, Rafidah 16 Hetland, Kristi 77, 110 , 111 Hiatt, Beverly 77 Higgins, Will 36, 124 Hire, Nevan 51, 177 Hill, Clay 16, 148 Hill, Jaime 65 Hill, Samantha 51 Hill, Tatianna 65, 127 Hin man , Megan 16 Hinson, Brittian 36 Hiskey, Katelin 36, 164, 177 Hitz, Karli Jo 51, 1 , 164 ,

166 ,17 4,1 77, 191 Hitz, Rus 19J Hoang, Shal 51 Hoehne, C ndy 77 Hoferer, Colton 65, 176 Hof erer , Dalton 36 Hoffer, Colton 190 Hoffman, Derrick 65, 175 ,

187 Hoffman, Dustin 36, 174 Hofmeister, Tiffany 65 Hogan, Alec 65, 175 Hoglund, Chelsea 77 Ho, Lien 51 Holland, Mar y 51 Hol lcro ft, Sara 77 Hollibaugh, Adam 51

Hollingsworth, Wh itne y 65 Holmes, Denequa 65 Holsey, Falla 151 Holt, Deonte 51, 1 79, 190 • Holz, Kyle 51, 175 Hom ewo od, Greg 16, 133 Homeyer, Caitlynn 65 , 140,

176 Ho, Nguyen 51, 153 Hoo d, Britney 65, 191 Hoover, Jackie 51, 190 over, Jeffrey 51, 151 Sam 190 Hoo tha Hoover, a Horan, Austin Horn, Dixie 77 Horner, Ashley 51, 145 , 15 Hor ton, Antonette 16, 1 ° 2,

183, 191 Hosek, Renee 77, 123 Hoskins, Cordell 51, 19( Housch, Noah 190 Housh, Noah 65, 156 , 1 9,

175 Housh, Sam 16, 156 , 17 How ell, Emily 36, 117 , , 3,

176 Hu es, Adam 36 Tyler 65 Hugh an 65, 174 , Hun t, D

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Colton 51, 1: Hun zek Hurst, Ma sa 36 Hut e, Darre 77, 82, 83 Huy nh, Jamie 6 Huy nh, Vu 51 Huy nh, We ndy 3,1 34

ldeus, Dustin 16, 200 Ihde, Morgan 36 Ihnen, T ylor 16, 30 lnne s, Zack 65 Iron , Michael 149 fron , Mik e 36 frons, Nick 65

Jaber, Hana 60, 65, 147 Jaber, Lara 51 Jaber, Ramsey 36, 98, 1

153 Jackson, Cody 65 Jackson, Daniel 191 Jackson, Don t'e 36 Jackson, Mat t 16, 17 4 Jackson, Nic k 51, 95, 14 Jackson, Tyler 36 Jacobson, Craig 77, 11 3 Jacobson, Gus 74, 77, 1 Jacobson, Trevor 65, 17~ Jaimes Vargas, Antonia 5 Janzen, Ellisa 51, 75, 16c Jaramillo Morales, Jorge Jasa, Rebecca 190 Jehorek, Kristian 16

Jensen, Am y 78, 11 9 Jensen, Brandan 37, 14 8 Jensen, Brandon 191 Jensen, Brianna 14 8 Jensen , De re k 51, 11 9 Jensen, Skyler 51, 14 9 Jergensen, Br_andon 51 Jimenez, Jessica 3 7 Jochum, Adam 16, 15 6, 157,

17 4 Johnson, Alex 51, 65, 14 9 Johnson, Aubrey 51 Johnson, Austin 37 Johnson, Breanna 3 7 Johnson, Christine 51 Johnson, Karley 16, 12 4 Johnson, Latrentis 65 nson, Qu inn 51 arnice 16 Johns, Jones, Ane1 ' 3 7 , Jones, Brent 65 Jones, Devonna 51 Jones, Jared 3 7 Jones, Javon 66 Jones, Landon 37, 10 5, 169,

17 6 Jones, Rachel 37 , 13 2, 153 Jones, Tiffany 37, 16 1, 17 6 Jones, Zeffrey 66 Jordan, Aleisha 51, 12 7, 177,

191 Jordan, Jacob 16 , 10 7 Jordan, Jamaane 37, 18 0, 19 0 Jorgensen, Am y 37, 17 7 Jorgensen, Justin 37 Joya Pereira, W ilb er 66 Juarez, Randy 66, 191 Jukovi Armina 37 , 12 3, 17 6,

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Kahler, An n 37 Kaohn, Kayla 7 Karim, Arez 1 7 Karim, Asreen 51 arr, Austin 51 em, Amal 17, 37 , Haeder 66 Kas Kauk, elane 78, 11 5 anda 51, 75, 17 6 Keblar, 51 ,1 91 Ke ck ,C o 66 ,1 77 Ke ec h,M eg Keel, Marques 2 Keeshan, Ma tt 3 16 8, 176,

22 4 Keller, Eli 37, 111 Kellogg, Erin 37 Kelly, Cayla 3 7 Kemp, Deante 1 7 Kennedy, Kenya 66 ,1 91 Kepler, Jan 78 Kerkman, Travis 78, 180, 19 0 Kerstin_g, Alyssa 17 Kesner, Michael 66 Ketchmark, Kaylynn 17 Key, Eddie 66, 15 9, 175, 19 0 Keys, Raja-nee 66, 17 6 Khalil, Saeed 17 Kheder, Ma rin a 52 Khin Khin, Su My at 37

Khoudeda, Elias 66 Khoudeida, Jamil 17 Khuu, Han 52, 97 Kiburz-Grimes, Emily 78 Killen, Phenix 66 Killingsworth, Rachel 66 King, Aaron 17, 11 8, 16 7 King, Casey 37, 15 0 King, Rachel 78, 16 6, 1 77 Kinney, Camelle 78 Kirchhoff, Britney 8, 52, 15 0 Kirk, Courtney 52, 14 9 Kirkland , Linda 78 Kirklin, Marquis 66, 17 5 Kirkman, Travis 78 Kitchen, Cameron 17, 141 Klein, Courtney 19 0 Kleiner~, Kaylee 52 Kleinert, Lashalle 37 Kleinert, Tiffany 17 Klein, Kourtney 52, 14 0, 15 3 Klimm, Linda 78 Klooster, Brieanna 17, 13 8,

14 3, 15 3, 19 2 rrett 52 Klooster, 66, 13 4, Kluck, Gloria 13 5, 138, 14 Kluck, Grace 17, 13 3, 13 , 13 5, 13 8, 146, 15 3 Kluczynski, Taylor 37 Knapp, Aaron 17 Knaub, Emily 52, 11 0, 17 6, 18 8, 19 0 Kniesteadt, Annissa 37 Knight, Crystal 66 Knoche, Tori 37, 15 3, 17 0,

171 ,1 75 Knust, Kimberlie 17 Koang, Sibit 52 Koch, Karlee 17, 85, 19 4 Kohl, Elyse 37, 15 3, 22 4 Kok, Ac ot 37 Kolb, Augustine 66, 17 5 Koll, Brandy 17, 16 4, 16 5,

17 7, 183, 191 Koll, Qu inc y 66, 12 3, 19 0 Kometscher, Ma rk 52 Konche, Tori 15 3 Konovalchuk, Andrey 37 Kontor, Liz 78 Koozer, Katelyn 15 0 Kopejtka, Doug 3 7 opiasz, Emily 17 Ko bova, Kseniya 17 Korth, aley 13 6, 13 7 Kotik, • ti 78 Kouakou, • cent 17, 12 3,

14 0, 1 Kouma, Brenda 37 Koung, Nyayan 3 Koung, Treza 52, 19 Kovar, Adam 5, 17 , 12 , 13 2,

19 7 ovar, Adam Michael 19 7 K er, Adam 15 3 r, Ho lly 52 Kra Krause, Brandon 37, 15 6,

17 9, 19 0 Krichau, C e 17 Krizek, Riley 2, 17 6 Krizek, Tanner 7, 14 8 1

Krogh, Markus 6 Krogh, Sharaia 66

Kroll, Megan 78 Krouse, Prescott 52 Krumm, Am y 12 8 Kruse, Kaitlin 37, 12 4, 12 5,

18 8, 19 0 Krzycki, Arisa 52, 16 6, 16 7, 17 7 Krzycki, Isabelle 66, 18 5, 191 Kucera, Tia 37, 12 6, 19 0 Kumpost, Victoria 52, 13 4 Kuon, Nyalok 52, 59, 17 6, 191 Ku ~J ok 17 ,1 79 ,1 90 Kuznichenko, Vl ad ik 52

L:acey, Kelsey 52, 12 7 ~ado Andrea, Esta 17 Lado Andrea, Jean 66, 17 6 La, Khanh 17 ,1 28 ,1 29 ,1 87 Lamb, Dylan 66, 18 5, 191 Lamb, Katie 18 , 74, 13 1, 13 4,

135, 13 8, 15 3, 204, 20 5, 22 4 Lamborn, Kasey 66, 16 3, 17 6, 191 • on, Justin 19 0 • 66 Lam , •6 Lantos, Ange La Pour, Arexis 37, Lapp, Jacob 66 Lara, Kathy 38 Lara, Kimberly 52 Larsen, Joshua 18 Laschanzky, Daniel 52 Lase, Kaitlyn 52, 15 3 Laubrock, Kerstin 14 0, 16 9,

17 6 Laughlin, Gabe 66, 17 5 Lavelle, To dd 78 Lawrence Do wn , D~lton 52 Lawson, Davis 18 Leaf, Lainie 18, 203 Leafty, Dy llo n 18, 191 Lee, Jen Yung 38, 14 2, 14 3,

14 8, 14 9, 15 3 Lee, Jesse 66, 15 9, 17 5, 19 0 Lee, Mi a 18 Lefler, Jessica 52, 59 Le, Hai 18, 13 8 Lehn, Kasie 52, 14 2, 14 3 Lehr, Rachael 66, 12 8, 12 9 Le, Huyen 38, 11 7 Leibold, Nancyruth 78, 11 5 Leimbach, Jason 78 Leitschuck, Zachary 38 Le, James 52 Le, Ngoc 18 Lenhoff, Kayla 38, 17 6, 191 Le, Nh un g 78 Lenz, Stuart 78, 151 Le, Tracy 18, 75 e, Van 38 Li ei, Ma tt 15 0 Lickl1 r, Ma tt 78, 11 5, 17 4 Liddell, vin 52, 17 5, 191 Lien, Alex 8 Lien, Ni ch ola 66 Lierman, Alex 18 Limbach, Zach 78, 19 0

Limbach, Zachary 19 0 Lindley, Caleb 38 . Lindner, Bryce 38 Lin, Ha ox in 38 Linke, Jacob 6, Lippold, eg n 18 , 15 0, 19 6 Lisak, Mel" a 38, 17 6 Litt, hen ya 18 Livi g on, De yo n 66 Livingston, Gage 66 loyd, An da nte 78 Lloyd, · Ellen 52 Lockert, Eric 78, 14 8 Lamison, Eric 18 , 16 8, 17 6,

18 9 Lamison, Justin 66, 18 9 Lamison, Zach 52, 17 4, 17 5 Lopez, Alejandra 52 , 95, 151 Lopez-Chavez, Tania 151 Lopez, Gw en do lyn 18 , 13 8,

14 9, 15 3, 20 2, 20 5, 22 4 Lopez, Ma rio 18 , 99 Lopez, Shanel 38, 13 7 Lothson, Allison 38 Lothson, Taylor 67 Loyd, Ellen 19 0 Lubker, Emma 67 Lucas, Ellie 67 Luce, Brandie 52, 17 7 Luce, Jessica 18 Ludwig, Eric 52 Luedke, Brian 18 Luedke , Kayla 38, 12 6 Luera, Leticia 52 ·e, Co nn or 38 Lu 67, 19 0 Lueth, [ Luhring, Za cl< Luis, Ea 14 2, 14 3 Luis, Edwin 52, 14 3 Lukonen , Jessy 5, 38 Lu nd ho lm , Rachel 18 , 10 2,

14 9, 15 0 Lu u, Cu on g 53 ,6 7, 88 Lyons, Jamison 38 Lyons,: Jennifer 78, 10 8

Machacek, Justin 18 Macias, Marcos 5 3 Macias, Marcus 1 51 Mackel, Kyler 38 Mackety, Da mo n 18 , 17 6 Ma dd ux ,C yn dy 78 ,1 44 ,2 05 ,

22 4 Ma dd ux , Pete 7 8 Ma dlo ck , Du rre l 38 Ma dlo ck , Mercedes 67, 18 5,

191 Ma dlo ck , Natasha 67, 15 2 Ma dlo ck , Sidney 18 , 97, 16 8,

17 6 Ma dlo ck , Tanisha 18 Ma dr id Lanza, Irvin 18 Madsen, An toi ne 38 Madsen, Linsey 53, 14 6, 15 3 Magnuson, Da na 53, 12 7 Ma nr t, Kara 19 Ma ier , James 38 Ma i, Khanh 53 Ma i, Ma rk 53 , 17 4 Ma i, Mi ck ey 38

Ihciex

2 17

cRiley, Earl 53, 175 acinto, Dulce 67 • ey 38, 148 ey, M yle 67 Mee dam 53, 1 , 53, Meiros

Menard, P Ii a 53 o as 19 Mendenhall, Mendez, Axel Mendez, Danny Mendez Guiza, Fern nd 39 Mendez, Karla Vargas 8 Mendez, Martha 5 3, 1 5 Mendoza-zavala, Karen 5 Menter,Jesse 19,191 Menter, Joel 19 Meredith, Savannah 67, 140 Meredith, Victoria 53, 153,

191 Merrick, Douglas 53 Merrick, Kimoerly 19 Merritt, Libby 19 Mertes, Alex 53, 175 Mesess, Sandy 19 Messersmith, Alyssa 67 Messman, Caitlynne 39, 151 Metzger, Joseph 39 Meyer, Jess 78, 102 Meyers, Jimmy 67 Meyer, Skyler 67 Meysenburg, Jacob 39, 99 Meysenburg, Nick 19, 30,

102,103, 153,200 Meza, Maribel 67 Meza, Sonia 19, 150 Meza Vidales, Victor 19 Meza, Yesenia 53 Michals, Jackie 19, 138, 143, 205,224 Mikesh, Jessey 67 Milbourn-Baker, Madison 19 Miles, Deja 39 Miller, Alexandra 19, 124, 148, 177, 196, 203, 205,224 Miller, Amanda 53 Miller, Austin 53 Miller, Cheryl 78 Miller, Dejay 39 Miller, Gerame 67, 175 Miller, Jamar 19, 174 Miller, Jeremy 19, 191 Miller, Jordan 53 Miller, Kallin 39, 174 Miller, Krissy 1 76 Miller, Kristina 39, 150 Miller, Kyle 53 Miller, Mark 20 Miller, Terrence 20 Minzel, Jacob 53 Mistress, Concert 29 Miszkiel, Joshua 53 Mitchell, Bonnie 78, 115 Mitchell, Cody 20 Mitchell, Joanna 39 Mitchell, Trenton 53 Moffett, Megan 78 Mohamed , Islam 20 Mohamme d, Mohamme d 20 Mohamme d, Murtda 39 Mohamme d, Sief 39, 82, 140 Mohsen, Ali 54 Moje, Sara 81

218

Index

Moje, Sarah 79, 153 Molifua, Casey 39, 123, 174 Molifua, Mikaelah 68, 73,

Musiel, Mike 140 Musil, Michael 79 Myers, Jordan 39, 133

144,176 Monroe, Lauren 20, 11 7 Moody, Keanna 54, 59, 176,

185, 191 a 68 Moody, Moody, Ran Moody, Torey 54 Moon, Rachel 108, 109 Moore, Dontrell 79 Moore, Kevin 20 oore, Latikka 20 re, Maurice 68, 175 Michael 54, 149 Moo oore, a'taya 39, 150, 224 • e, Viridiana 20 rales Mor Rodrig z, Ismael 20 drigue , Sandra 39 Mora Morris, eighton 9, 174,

179, 90,222 150 Morris, Jocel , 168, 1 Morris, Olivia 176, 190 Morrison, David 2 133, 153, 169, 190 Morrison, Josh 68, 108 Morrison, Trevor 20, 138, 139,142,1 43,174, 1 Mosco, Aryon 54 Mots_chenbacher, Shawnie 79, 108 Moude, Dwyane Da 148 Mourad, Khaled 54 Mourad, Kheri 20 Mourad, Sevi 39 Mueller, Kasey 68 Mueller, Ross 190 Mueller, Sydney 39 Mueller, Travis 54, 158, 175 Muhammad, James 39, 140, 174, 180, 190 Muhammad, Khafeef 68,176 Muhammad, Malaik 68, 73 , 176, 184, 185 Muhammed, Khaleef 190 Muhammed, Malik 191 Mulder, Jessica 20 Mundhenke, Linda 79, 109 Mundorf, Christin 54, 176 Mundorf, Stephanie 68, 149, 176 Munger, Chelsea 39 Munoz, Elysia 39 Munsen, Brittany 68 Murch, Becca 68 Murphy, Rudi 54 Murphy, Shawn 68 Murray, Ann Marie 54, 128, 129,144, 222,224 Murray, Emily 68 Murray, Erin 20, 128, 222 Murray, James 68 Murrell, Jamequa 20 Murrell, Tyree 54 Murry, Makayla 54 Murry, Spencer 20 Musiel, Candi 79, 86, 140, 169 Musiel, Kiefer 54, 190 Musiel, Matt 79, 168, 176, 190

Nadeem, Samir 54 Nadim, Tarig 20 Nash, Logan 54 Nash, Scnylar 20 alyn 68, 176, 1 77

54 eliz 68 Nebesniak,

)

110,

t~ , Nedic, Jelena Nelson, Emily 54, 139, 1 A,

174,176,1 77 Nelson, Gaven 54 Nelson-Hitz, Kristi 79, 11 177 Nelson, James 20 Nelson, Max 20, 30, 13t 139, 152 I on, Michael 54 , Nathan 54 c, Mary 79 n, Luke 68, 175 5( lory 20, 13 205, 22,_ chary 54 I

0 9, 17( 1(

istina 79, 144 Nevitt, Newell, Jos ua 68 ,88, 12 3, Ngoh,Scott

141,150, J74 Ngo, Linh 39 9, 1 Nguyen, Amy 54, Nguyen, Anthony 39 Nguyen, Cao 39 Nguyen, Chris 54, 17 4 Nguyen, Christine J9 Nguyen, Cindy 68, 72, 1

150 Nguyen, Dalena 68 Nguyen, Damian 68, 1 7i. Nguyen, David 68 Nguyen, Eliza 39, 148 Nguyen, Hao 20 Nguyen, Hieu 54 Nguyen, Hoang 39 Nguyen, Hong 21 Nguyen, Hong-Ngoc 54 Nguyen, Huong 54, 118 Nguyen, Jessica 21, 138,

143 Nguyen, John 54, 68, 17 Nguyen, Kenny 68 Nguyen, Kevin 21 Nguyen, Khuong 21 Nguyen, Le 21, 89 Nguyen Le, Vu 21 Nguyen, Melissa 54, 91 Nguyen, Michelle 21, 39, Nguyen, Nang 21, 138, 1

153 Nguyen, Ngoc 54, 148 Nguyen, Ngoc Vy 21, 143 Nguyen, Patricia 54

Nguyen, Patty 8 Nguyen, Qu ye n 39, 14 8 Nguyen, Ryu 21 ,1 73 Nguyen, Sandy 39 Nguyen, Sang 54, 88 Nguyen, Sarah 54 Nguyen, Simon 21, 172, 17 4 Nguyen, Than 39 Nguyen, Thanh 21 Nguyen, Toan 21, 13 8, 148, 153 Nguyen, Tung 55 Nguyen, Van 55 Nguyen, Vi et 21 Nguyen, Vivian 2·1, 30, 120, 12 4, 12 5 Ni, Bowen 19 0 • holas, Jd 55 , ngela 39 Nie 55 Nickell, Na • Nielsen, Earl 79, Niemeyer, Co nn or 21 Nimox, Mi ca 55 Noble, To dd 79 Noel, Ci nd y 79 Nordness, Callie 21, 11 9 Norris, De re k 21, 14 9 Norris, De rre k 15 0 Nott, Christine 79, 17 7 Nunez, Joey 39, 15 7, 17 4, 191 Nutter, Alex 21, 17 4 Nutter, Ho lly 68, 17 7 Nwaturuocha, Ruth 68, 123, 18 5, 19 1 Nyman, Ashley 21

) I

Osorio, Stephanie 40 Ot to, Terry 79 Outz, Kenny 68 Ow en , Cory 55 Ow en , Jake 22 Owens, Amanda 5 5 Owens, Christopher 22 Oyinlade, Bisi 40

Padilla, Alfredo 55 Palmerin Montes De, Brenda 68 Palmer, Lindsey 22, 11 9, 17 4 Palomino, Eduardo 55 Palomo, Gabrielle 55 Palomo, Zach 175 Palomo., Zachariah 68 Pal, Suruj 55 Pario, Janette 22 Paolini, Daniel 55 Parker, Lajayen 22 rra, Jose 55 Micheala 22 Parr a 79 Parsons, e Partee, Tyree , , 5, 168, 17 6 Paschold, usan 79, 14 4 Patak, Chelsy 68 Patak , Clarissa 40 Patel, Jay 55 Paulissian, Alexandria 68, 17 7, 19 0 Paulissian, Elizabeth 40, 19 0 Paxton, Tanner 40, 17 4, 187, 191 Payne, Ariel 22, 31, 13 4, 19 0 Payne, Depreece 22, 17 8 Payne, Marissa 40, 134, 153 Payne, Patrick 10 9 choa, Rachel 39, 13 4, 151, Payne, Preston 22 15 3, 17 6 6 17 3, 12 , 40 ge Ga e, ak Pe 68 ph se Jo e Od Pence, Taylor 69 Od om , ron 21 Penton, W ill 55 Of od irin w Darrel 21, 31 Peppard, Lindsey 55, 142, Ohamara, Q en 39, 12 0, 14 3, 17 6 17 6, 18 2, 91 - Per~goy, Ma rty 79 Ohle, Jermaine 5 , 17 5 Perez, He cto r 40 hlschwager, Ben 2 Perez, Jesse 55 en, Chellie 79 Perez, Ozzie 22 Ols , Destiny 68 4 17 , 22 l rel Ty n, ree -G ns rki Pe , 13 8, 13 , 21 er ath He n, so Ol ester, Barb 79 2 ,2 24 3, 15 , 40 yn tel Ca , en ers 3 14 , 40 Olson, Jer y 17 7 O'meara, Ta or 55 40 r ke uc Tr s ter Pe 1 19 , 55 yl Ta a, ar Me O' 7 17 , 69 ·e K s, ter Pe 7 an Ry O' Ne ill, Peters, Nici< J 50 Oppegard, John 5 0 15 , 22 is Ke n, so ter Pe , 40 a • ro Ca , res Or do ne z Flo 69 Peterson, Samant 222 15 ler Ty n, so ter Pe 6 ola Pa , res Flo z Or do ne 0 19 , 55 lan Dy , trie Pe 68 r ga Orellana, Ed Pettis, Finest 22 Or tlie b, Russell 55 4 17 , 69 leb Ca y, ett 9 14 n so Ty , Osborne 1 19 , 55 e as Ch l, tie ns 79 ni Osborn, Jo Pfe ing, An dr ew 40 Osbon}, Tyson 40 2, 17 8, 14 , 22 ld na Do , am Ph Osman, Elias 68 4 17 , 1 21 a ifa Ha Osman, 8 14 , 22 na Do , am Ph 68 a sim Osman, Na 4 17 9, hn Jo , am Ph 43 ,1 40 n ya Ra n, ma Os Pham, Julie 4 Osman, Ruwah 22 8 13 , , 22 n Lie , am Ph 40 rah i m Osman, Sa Osman, Samireh 55

Ramos-Diaz, Lorenzo 69 Pham, Nancy 40, 13 4, 18 9, • 19 0 Ramo s, Yesenia 23 Pham, Tram 40 . Rangel, Ma rin a 69, 51 Pham, Trudy 55, 14 8 Rasmussen, Jess 23 Phan, Allan 22, 14 3, 205 Ratliff, Amanda 69, 99, 19 0 Phan, Hieu 40 Rawson, Katie 23 Phan Mai, Vi et 40 Ready, Tann r 69 Re ga n, Rebbeckah 69 Phannick, Al be rt 69, 140, 141 Phannick, Amelie 55 Redwing, Lori 79 eeves, Seth 6 9 Phan, Trang 22 Re gan, Rebecca 19 0 Phillippe, Lydia 79 Reimnitz, Kevin 40, 111, 152, Phillips, Paris 40 173, 17 4, 18 0 Pickerel, Alex 40 Reimnitz, Trevor 69, 98, 17 4, Pickerel, ·Michael 40 18 0, 19 0 Pickett, Brittney 40 · Reinhardt, Dylan 41, 17 4 Pierce, Tyler 19 0 Rempel, Kimberly 79, 91 Pietenpol, Am be r 69, 17 7 Remter, Jacob 55 Pietenpol, Kelli 55, 126 Rendon-Lopez, Neri 5 5 Pineda, Jennie 40, 151 Renshaw, Tyson 56, 14 8 Pinzon, Derek 40, 45 Renteria, Erik 69 Piper, Adam 40, 10 0 Renterie, Areli 41 Pischel, Tria 79, 96 Resc h, Sarah 41, 15 3, 17 6 Podwinski, Kyle 22, 173, 17 4 Rethemeier, Jodi 79 Poe, Marissa 22, 87, 13 8, Rettig, Brett 56 150, 153 Rettig, Ni co le 23 Poggemeyer, Marian 79 Reyes-Cortes, Ci nd y 56 Porand, Taylor 40 Reyes, Daniel 41 Policky, Paige 22, 123, 13 8, Reyes, Jesse 69 160, 16 1, 176, 19 6 Reynolds, Coreyona 41 mayo, Maria 22 Pomp Reynolds, Jordan 41, 45 Pool, Elisha Reynolds, Zackary 41 Pooler, Victoria Rice, Do mi nic k 69 Pool, Hannah 55 Rice, Jordin 56 Pope, Malia 79 23 h Jos R, 75 ,1 69 ch Za a~ pp Po las 56 Riebel, Porter, Kendra 69, 87 , 15 0 Rieker, Ryan Potter, Kody 40 ,1 48 Riesenberg, Kyle Price, Lakrista 22 Rios, Daniel 69 Pr ice, LaKrista 22, 191 Rios, Eliseo 56 Price, Vann 79, 113, 13 8 Ritchison, April 56 Prindle, Cale 79 5 17 9, 14 , 23 8, e Jo , as Riv 83 , 31 , 23 e' dr Proffitt, An 1 19 , 85 , 56 n tha Na , as Riv • 40 Puckett, Greg Robago, Johnny 69 Pudenz, Alex 23 , 138, 187, Robb, Qu en tin 23, 153 191 Robe~on, Keenan 23 ,1 38 , Pursche, Felicia 55, 191 07 ,2 1 15 1 19 7, 17 , 69 n ga Me , he Pursc Roberts , Alexis 69, 191 Roberts, Sylvia 41 56, 175 n sti Au s, rtu be Ro Quattrocchi, Tony 79, 17 8, son, Kourtney 41 bin Ro 19 0 Marsha 79, 115 n, so bin Ro Quezada, Alex 15 0 41 vin Ke , by Ro Quezada, Alyssa 23 41 r ylo Ta e, ck Ro Quezada, Cassandra 40 ia 79, 14 9 nth Cy ll, we ck Ro Qu ibl e, Shannon 79, 84, 85 driguez, Cristina 69, 11 8 Ro Quigley, Brandon 55 Rodriguez, Jonathon 56, 11 8 Rodriguez, Juan 41, 191 Rodriguez , Keury 56 Rodriguez, Luis 56 Rabago,Johnny 69 Rodriguez, Ma rk 41, 17 4 Racicky, Preston 23 Rodriguez, Nathan 69 Radcliffe, Austin 40 Rodriguez, Rosa 41, 151 Rad, Farhad Ebadi 49 Rogers, Brandon 69 Rafferty,Sean 55 Rogers, De mo n 69 ley, Erin 40 Rogers, Leroyce 69 , 72 Ra , on 7 3, 1 7 5 Rogers, Samantha 23 athan 69, 19 0 Rall, Roman , Leslie 151 ily 23 Ramey, Romero, Alex 41, 134, 15 7, Ramey, Me n 69 17 4 Ramirez, Cnrr ine 15 0, 19 0 Romero , Carlos 69 Ramirez, ltsamar 69 Romero, Jessy 56, 59, 13 4, Ramirez Villegas , Ana 40, 19 0 135

Index

21 9

icole 24, 107, 128,

07 4,149 Schroe

15 Schroeder, s • a 41 Schrunk, Zak Schuler, Tyler Schuller, Megan Schwimmer, Andre 56, Schwisow, Anthony 2

153,193,194 Schwisow, Brooke 70, 19 Scott, Tara 24,191 , 203, 20 . 224 Scott, Tyler 56, 150 Scrivner, Angie 80 Seacrest, Susan 80, 131 Seamster, Jeffrey 41 Sebek, Maggie 41 Sedlacek, George 80, 83 Seifferlein, Emily 80 Seip, Diana 80 Serres, Khryssy 24, 83 Sewell, Selena 70, 73 Shamal, Sadia 70 Shaw, Amanda 41 Shaw, Colten 41 Shaw, Tommy 70 Sheets, Alisha 70, 163, 176 Shepard, Belinda 80 Shepherd, Brittany 41 Sherffius, Ashton 24 Sheridan, Jordan 24, 95 Sheridan, Tierin 56 Sheridan, Tyler 56 Sherman, Cody 56 Sherman, Mitchell 24, 199 Sherman, Stephanie 80 Shoecraft, Jenna 24, 165, 177, 183, 191 Shoecraft, Jerry 1 90 Shoemaker, Brooke 56, 128, 129 Shoemaker, Kimberly 70, 127 Shulyak, Svetlana 56 Shulyak, Viktoriya 56 Shuman, Bryan 41, 97 Shuman, Kurt 24 Sigler, Ashley 70, 11 7 Sigler, Jaimie 8, 70, 150 Sigler, Jamie 117 Sirverstrand, Karen 24, 83, 150, 169, 176, 191 Simental, Jacob 57 Singh, Reetu 80 Sin, Latinos 8, 117 Sipes, Kaylee 57 Skeahan, Chelsey 5 7 Skillian, Shelby 24 Skomer, Michael 2, 24 Skomer, Mike 2, 3, 176, 200 Slechta, Austin 5 7, 190 Slechta, Jackson 70, 137 Slechta, Shawna 41, 124, 149 Sljivo, Arijana 24, 31, 120,

124,125,140,143, 149 2 1 Sm II, ehanda 80, 152 Smal, Oleh 5 7 m I, Roman 24 Smith, Anthony 42, 133, 174

220

Index

Smith, Ashley 24 Smith, Carmen 24, 130, 153 Smith, Carrisa 70 Smith, Casandra 70, 146 Smith, Jessica 24 Smith, Jodie 42, 100, 153,

176 Smith, ael 57 Smith, Tim , 1 148 Smith, Tracy 80 Smith, Tyler 24, 57 Smith, Zachary 70 Snell, Brittany 24, 152 nell, Ian 24, 138, 149 Sn der, Justina 5 7 Soe, an Da 25 oe, TR' Za 25 S olik, R ert 25, 99 Soli , Evelyn 7 Solis, assy 2 Solis Za la, Yuri 25 Solorio, D irae 25, 2 Soncksen, En 57, 190 Soper, Koren 149 Sorenson, Maggie 25 Spadt, Destanee 7 Spahn, Claire 57, 15 175 Spale,Alexa · 25,147, 1 ,

191 Spevak, Tyler 5 7 Spicka, Emily 5, 25, 128, 129 Spic~elmier, Will 57 Spilker, Jacob 42, 17 4, 177 Springer, Sergio 42, 150 Spry, Eric 25, 174 Spry, Michael 25, 149 Srb, Andrew 42, 104 Stalford, Brianna 42 Stalsberg, Detrik 70 Stanley, Aleah 57 Stanley, Kahla 25, 31 Stanley, Patrick 25 Starkweather, Colton 5 7 Starkweather, Logan 42, 123 Steager, Jessie 5 7 Steager, Mekayla 25 Stearns, Marinah 70 Steele, Del'tre 42, 137, 174 Steen, Juli 80 Stege, Katy 57,144,162,176, 224 Stege, Kendall 80, 115 Steider, Glenn 80, 115 Stephens, Alexis 5 7 Stephens, Austen 25, 138,

152,174,198 Sterba, Brittni 57 Stevens, Jase 7, 191 Stilwell, Brandon 25, 30 StilweU, Sean 42, 45 Stinson, Connie 80 Stoa, Ashley 42, 166, 167, 177 Stockton, Rachel 57 Stokes, Casey 70 Stokes, Haley 42 Stoller, Jessi 5 7, 146 Stone, Josh 42 Stradley, Mariah 57, 176 Stransky, Orion 42 Streeter, Mary 57, 152 Strilkivsky, Ruveem 70 Strong, Rachel 25

Strough, Alexander 70 Stuart, Kylie 70, 128 Stubbs, Jason 25 Stubbs, Nolan 25 Studnicka, Kaitlyn 5, 25, 152,

187,191,204 Stutheit, Jennifer 80 Suarez, Lionel 80, 114, 151 Sulejmanovic, Armin 57, 190 Sulejmanovic, Armir 70, 190 Sullivan, Carrie 42, 17 4 llivan, Nathan 42, 175 Sum Ceqouia 70 Sutter, Ga 0 Svara, TJ 42, 9 Sylvester, Tyler 25 Syniy, Mark 57 Synovec, Jessica 42, 190 Synuk, Tetyana 42 Szakonyi, Tyler 57

T Ta, Han 57, 118 Tallon, Jordan 57 Jang, James 57, 176, 190 g, Rodney 42 Tap1 Porras, David 42 Tatum, ndy 57, 158, 17,.

17 , 180,190 Tatum, Cha • 70 atum, Shavon 25 Ta lor, Joseph 2 Teg r, Rebecca 8 11 4 Tep, B 42 Tep, Jud 25 Terrazas V a, Antonio 4~· Terrell, Aman a 42, 149 Terrell, Eric 25 Terrell, Joey 70, 9 Thomas, Allison 26 Thomas, Annmarie 8 Thomas, Larry 5, 26 Thomas, Valerie 70 Thompson, Adison 42, 13

190 Thompson, Eric 26, 133,

135, 145, 153, 196, 205,224 Thompson, Jeniffer 57 Thompson, Nick 71 Thornton, Richard 71, 1 7 Thorton, Chelsey 26 Tierney, Dominique 57 Tindel, Matthew 42, 99, 1 1 Tinius, Karla 80, 113 Torres-Almazan, Edgar 42 Torres, Nancy 71 Tran, Andy 42, 149 Tran, Bao 26 Tran, Bradley 57, 175 Trang, Angela 71 Tran, Jaime 71 Tran, Jeanette 71 Tran, Khanh 26 Tran, Leena 71 Tran, Linh 42 Tran, Livia 71 Tran, Phat 42 Tran Quynh, Pham 69 Tran, Steven 42, 105, 11 7 134, 135, 174

26 y mm Ta n, Tra 1 Tran, Tony 26 Tran Vu, CamTu 14 9 Tran Vy, Pham 71 Travis, David 80 Trevett, Wayn e 80 , 94, 142 Trujillo , Marcu s 71 Truong, Cina 26 Truong, Philip 71 , 1 76 Truong, Rocky 42 Tsai, Weiyun 80 Tubbs, Brandon 71 Tucker, Dana 80 Tufts, David 42 , 86 , 174 Tufts, Frank 26, 176 1 Tufts, Gabriel 5 7 Turner, Jared 57 le, Tiffany 26 Twee • Cameron 58 , 149 8 Tyson, Tas •

Wade , Yusef 26 , 102 , 157, 17 4 Wagie , Christopher 26 Wa it, Ari 71 Wait, Arial 15 0 Wakeman , Kasey 26 Waldvogel, Leah 71, 136; 137 Walkenn orst, Shelbie 43 Walkenh orst, Tessica 26 Walke r, Garri ck 43 Walker, Steven 43, 17 4 Walkinsh aw , Karen 81 , 115 Wall a, Am and a 58 , 17 6 Walle r, Ma rk 81, 156, 157, 17 4 Walling,· Brady 58 Walter , Kyle 27 Walton , M arcus 58, 19 0 Wa lto n, Michael 43 W and zilak, Brian 81, 169, 176 Ullrich , Patricia 80 27 ng, Wa Umana, Rebeca 58 W ard, Lelan Ward, Teala 27, Ware, Charlie 71 Ware, Geoff 43, 99, 14 0, 15 , 176 3 20 , 26 stin Au , ha! Vac 1 Ware, Teena 81 Valderrama , Treph on 58 Warner, Ca rl ey 58, 164, 177 Valdovinos Gonzalez, Ro ger Wash ington Jr, Do nald 71 71 Wat kin s, Bra ndy 5, 27 Valladares, Marie 26 Watkin s, Tauhe eda h 58, 191 , 44 42, son Aly all, rsd nA Va 1 W atson, Gregg 2 7 10 4,1 24 W ayman , Avery 71 Vandyke, Jennifer 81 W ayman, Tyler 58 Vanek, Jodi 81 Weber, Allison 58, 161 Vilrgas, Edgar 71 W eber, Dylan 58 rfey , Reanna 71, 177 Weber, Emily 27, 160, 161 , Va uez, Mi chelle 58, 97 176, 182, 191 Vaug , Ashley 71 Wegner, Kiersten 71 Ian 26 Vergith, Weiner, Morgan 71 Vetsalo, A a 26 Weirauch, Steffani 27 , 43 Vetsalo, Igor Welch, Eric 58, 158, 17 5 Vicars , Alex 71 _ We ntw ort h, Kyle 58 190 Villegas, Ana Rami W er+zl, Mi chael 3, 58, 11 9, irgl, Courtney 43, 1 14 9,1 59 , 175 syuk, David 58 W enzl, Rac hel 2, 3, 27, 144, Vo, iana 43 14 5,2 05 ,20 6, 22 4 Vodra a, Amber 26 , 198 W erner, Matth ew 43 Vodrasl< Natausha 58, 14 9 este rho lt, Tanner 43, 174 Vo, Hu ng 1 . tfall, Ty ler 27 Voichahoske, Brittany 26, We s, acob 27 ,13 3, 156 138, 18 I 198 We stw d, Jonathan 71 Vo, Kenny 58 W etjen, A ·a~dra 43, 177 204 Volkman, Kirsten 27, 104 We tjen, Nata Volkmann, Felicia 4 , 153 Wh eel er, Alex Volkmann, Kirsten 15 3 27 Wh ee ler , Alexa n Volz, Bradley 58 Wheeler , Vanessa 7 Vong, Nathan 43 8, Whetston e, Lu kas 27 , Vo, Qu oc Hung 71 153 Vosta, Joslyn 26 , 149, 201 hisenhunt, Stasia 27 Vu, An dre w 71 itaker, Janess a 27, 28, Vu , Anna 58 13 0, 143, 190 Vu, Donald 26, 138, 14 3 Wh ite, ammy 58, 12 3, 163 Vu , Jacqueline 71 elbey 71, 163, 17 6 Wh ite, Vy Nguyen, Ngoc 21, 89 , 143 Wh ite, Sh y 185 , 191 Wh itman, Ka 81 W iec hm an, Bn ny 58 Wi ed e !, Ca leb 2 99, 138, 152

Wiede!, Taran 58, 175 Yost, Mi ke 14 8 Wiegert, Amanda 81 Young, Landon 43 , 17 , 1 0 Wienhold, Janice 43, 14 9, •Youngman, Nancy 81, 110, 153 , 168, 176 111 , 14 9 Wiese, Ethan 43 Young, Mauri e 4 , 17 6 Wieskamp, Kathi 81 , 113 Young, Qu ri ity 59, 177, Wiggins, Jeff 27 184, 1 1 Wi fde r, Seth 71, 142, 143, Young, Ricci 72 175 Yo ng , Rochelle 28 Wilken, Joel 10, 27 ounis, Layla 43 , 14 0 Williams, Eric 81, 115, 19 1 Younis, Muhsin 72, 191 Williams , Jared 71 Williams, Kabriani 71 Williamsom, Alicia 81, 13 6, 137 Williamson, Ch ristle 27, 13 6, Zavala, Yesica 43 , 151 137 Zelt, Ben 123 Williams, Trisden 191 Zelt, Benjamin 43, 123 Williams , Vanessa 58 Zemartis, Alex 28 Wills, Chrisheena 58, 169 Zetocha, Mic ah 5, 43 ~ Wilson, Brandon 43 Ziegenbein, Jesse 72, 18 7 Wilson, Cindy 81, 95 Zocnoll, Seth 28 Wilson, Tyler 43, 148 Zollicoffer, Shanika 43 Wintermute, Erik 43 Zornes, Zac 14 8 Wi nte rm ute , Kristi 71 Zuniga, Jesus 72 Winters, Jason 191 Zwiener, Devon 58, 91 Winters, Jory 58 Winterstien, Amanda 27, 12 4, 138 ssa 58, 126, 14 0, Wi n , 141 Wiseman, Jordan W itcig, Mega n 72, 1 7 Wi tt, Kri ssy 43, 162, 176 Wiyual, Bu om kuoth 72, 175, 190 Wi yua l, Oak 58, 190 Wo h lers, Em ilie 43 Wolfe, Cassid y 2 7 Wolfe, Colorado 58 Woodard, Megan 72, 17 7 Worster, Bailey 72, 175 Woslager, Levi 2 7 • Woslager, Logan 58, 175 Wright, Amanda 15 0 Wr igh t, Ian 32, 43 Wr igh t, Marcus 58, 175 Wroblewski, Haden 43, 45, 174 Wu ol , Buay 27 Wu rster, Aly 43, 152, 16 4, 17 7,1 98 Wurster, Bret 27, 120, 138, 15 2,1 56 ,17 4 Wurster, Brett 123, 191 Wyant, Martin 72 Wyatt, Halie 72

Yarmolyuk, Svetlana 43 Ybarra, Eric 28 Yefimchuk, Kateryna 28 efimchuk, Yuliya 58 Yi Tesloach 58 Yiel, ·el 72 Yoakum, Carl 28, 156, 17 4 Yoel, NyaJ ma 28 149 York, Erica York, Ian 7, 28 Yost, Cora 72, 105

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alking in.to North Star you. vVou.ld thin.k it's ju.st an. ordinary school vVi ordinary stu..den.ts , but vVaJ.k in. £u..rther than. the £ron.t doors, an.d you. vVOu.ld have h,. d quickly cb.a:nged your nnn.d. Th.is year 1::oth. stu.den.ts an.d teachers vVen.t outside the lin.es by being recogn.iz ed £or outstan.d ing ach.iever nen.ts. Th.ere vVere £our North Star teach.ers recognize d. tl-:l.is year £or e.x:ceptio n.al skills in. their subject Along vVith this, n.u.rnerou .s students pu.sh.ed. the academic bou..n.dar ies by being selected. £or organ.:iza .tion.s outside 0£ school such. as leadersh. ip con.£eren .ces an.d sch.olarsh .ip sem:i.:n.ars. Stu.den.t s n.ot on.ly vVen.t outside the lin.es academic ally, but also did so on. the £ield. Sports tea:rns challen.g ed their OvVTI. en.du..ran. ce, giving all they had, to en.d u..p victori ou..s. Both :full an.d v\Tin.ter sports tea:rns en.ded their season.s to the best or their abiliti~ Th.is in.eluded t.a.kin.g ru..n.n.er- u.p at State £or softball, along vVith many other person al accompli sh.men.ts on. all or the tea:rns.

2009- 20 l O also savV s't.u.den.ts going outside the lin.es in. n.u.rnerou .s activities. Theatric ally, stu.den.ts 'broke a leg" taking the State title £or One Acts_ Poeticall y, stu..den.ts "talked the talk'' bringing horn.e State £in.alists £or speech_ Speech rnernbers also boasted. a n.ation.al rin.alist, on.e or on.ly tvVO to be recogn.iz ed. in.Nort h Star's histc ry. An.d, as alvVays, stu..den.ts fun.a.tica lly ch.eered each other on., even. throu.gh in.ju.Yi~ illn.esses, an.d bad days. The closen.ess an.d u..n.ity that every stu.den.t relt through out the year vVere . brou..ght on. by all accompli sh.nl.en.t s large an.d small, shOV\Tin.g ju.st how- "outside the lin.es" North Star vVas able to go.

1. Bethany Hargreav es (12) and Kamal EbrahiJ ( 12) practice to~ether in the auditoriu m with the Choreogr aphed Choir. The Choreogr aphed Choir tinued this yearly tradition 0£ performin g singin, Valentine s. 2. Ca..rolina Ordonez Flores ( 11) £ocuses as she ta1 notes in her Biology class. Taking notes was high recommen ded when it came to studymg £or £utm tests and qwzzes. 3. Erin Murray ( 12) celebrates with her team af , a performa nce during a 2010 pep rally. Murra} was one 0£ £our sisters who have all been a pa.rt < the Dazzlers in their high school careers. 4. Creighton Morris ( 11 J pa.uses before shooting a couple free-throw s while warming up £or a V arsit basketba ll game. Morris was a returning junior £c the Gators.

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Back Row: Wendy Huynh ( 11 ), Lindsey Flooman (12), Matt Keeshan ( 11 ), and Krista Sa.tra (12). Fourth Row: Sara Guerra ( 12), Mallory Nesson (12) Third Row: Sam Griffin (12), Alisha Chab (12), Jackie Michals (12), Heather Olson (12), Arrnina JukoVic (11), and Rachel Wenzl (12). Second Row: Brittney Ernesti (12), Eric Thompson (12), Katie Lamb (12), Elyse Kohl (11), Na'taya Moore ( 1rn, Gwendolyn Lopez <12), Tara Scott (12), and Alex Miller (12). Front Row: Ann Marie Murray (10), Katy Stege (10), and Taylor Cobb (12). Not picturOO: Allan Phan (12), Jon Hooges (12).

~ theme £or the 2009-20 10 Polaris V1Tas "Outside the Lin.es''. "W"ith the help of'-W-a.J.svv-orth artist

J u.s,t-i:n. Pope, the cover desigT.l. V1Tas created and in.spired by the ideas of' Rachel -W-enzl and Sara Guerra The

cov.e:r; V1Tas made using a f'ou.r color Li.tho an.d Gloss Tunrtn.ation. VITith a bli:n.d emboss on. the cover and spine cc The ~a.lsvv-orth fonts used throughout th:is yearbook V1Tere AW PC EI e g 8 n Ce BO Id, --iv.lPCG-1<J.J..LJ'? Yx:l.D,

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CS3. 70@ boo"ks V1Tere ordered f'rom "W"a.lsvv-orth Publishing Company of'"Marcellin.e, "Missouri. and they "'li'I. d:istriliu.ted 0B :May 27, 20 1 0 . The 2009-2010 yearbook sta:f'f'V1Tou.ld like to th.a::n.k the Lincoln North Star ad.rn:i:n.:ist.ration, faculty,

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