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North Star High School 5B0 1 North 33rd St. Lincoln. NE 68504 Polaris. Volut11e 10 2012-2013

Te:n years ago -w-he:n North. Star £-irst open.ed its doors it had o:ne major mission t o ~ the journey, navigate the course, a:nd celebrate s u..ccess. Looking back o:n it :no-w- North Star has built traditio:ns that -w-ill sta:nd £or a li£etrrne. -w:h.e:n you. atte:nd North Star o:n f'resh.rnan.. day, you. -w-alk in.to sch.ool shy a:nd u.:n.su.re about -w-h.at to e.xpect. By the e:nd of' your f'irst day, you. complete your o-w-:n special Gator -W-alk, -w-ith th£! drum li:ne leading you.through the hall-w-ays . You. -w-o:n't eJCperie:nc, ~

this agai:n -w-ith your classmates un.til your se:nior year o:n the day o ~, the Navi A-w-ards. 9th graders learn_ that creating your o-w-:n person ality a:nd in.depe:nde:nce are the keys to becomiT.1.g a su.ccessf'u.l Gator

Du.ring your sophomore year you. lear:n ho-w- to get to your classes o:n the other side of'the school du.ring the f'ive--:t.nin.u.te pass-

ing period. You. ca:n take harder classes a:nd have more choices. T:i:r:ru ~ • rna:n.ager.ne:nt a:nd hard -w-ork are keys to developing academic su.cc~;s as a l 0th grader.

1. The Gator band performs during a basketball game in the swamp. The band attended every home varsity basketball and football game this year. 2. Freshmen Jared Colberg, Derrek Mikus, Nestor Hernandez, Dillon Christan, and Deon Jackson walk through the hallways for the first time on Freshman Day. Each year the freshman class gets to come a day earlier than school starts to become familiar with the school. 3.Seniors (L toR) Trevor Reimnitz, Armir Sulejmanovic, Derreck Ashmore, Drew Marr, Zeffery Jones, Kalin Fast, and Alex Caruso show thier spirit at the LSW footb 111 game. The Gators used the theme, "Hunt the Hawks. " 4. The varsity cheerleaders preform their "man-leader" dance at the winter pep-rally. The cheerleaders work hard to organize the pep rallies and make them run smoothly. 5. A group of students hold up a number one sign after a senior night win. The gators are dressed in lime green and purple to support senior, Mikaelah Molifua (center front), who was diagnosed with Hodgkens Lymphoma cancer.

Introduction

Th.en.jun ior year corn.es and doesn't leave -w-itb.ou.t :making a h-u.ge impact on. your lrr~. You. have to star -w-orryin.g about -w-hat colleges you. vVill attend, your ACT score, and cou.n.tless school projects. "W'"itb. trrn.e seern.i:n.g to rush a hu.n.dred miles an. hour, you. -may -w-on.der ho-w- you. actually £ind a ntin.u.te to participat e rr.i. some ofNortb. Star's traditions. As aju.n.ior you. can. ~ome pa.rt of-tb.e Ro-u.gh- N~o-u.gh volleybal l team. or tb.e Po-w-der Puff foot.bell team You. also get tb.e oppartu.n .ity to attend tb.e most t.aik.ed about school dance: Prom In. order to succeed rr.i. your ju.n.ior year balance is key. Fin.ally senior year rolls arou.n.d, and jf' you. bltrik you. vVill miss it You. have chosen. tb.e patb. to your future , -w-hetb.er it is -w-itb. college, tb.e military, or ajob. No-w- tb.e fu.n. starts. You. earn. tb.e right to be rr.i.clu.ded rr.i. more North. Star traditions : Nation.al Hon.or society, senior skip day, Senior Barbequ.e , Prom. tb.e S-w-itch Rally, all leading to tb.e day you. f'rr.i.ally -w-alk across tb.e stage and receive your diploma "Witb. high school being just a s.h.ort f'our years, it's crazy to tb.trik of ho-w- many things you. accomplis h. and ho-w- many tb.ings you. can. be a pa.rt of. Ten. years of N ortb. Star is an. amazing accomplis. h.rn.en.t, but -w-e are still on. tb.e uphill battle to bigger and better tb.ings. As Prrr.i.cipa l Vann. Price said, 'Tt is my hope th.at North. Star vVill con.trr.i.u.e to be a school rr.i. -w-hich-w-e challenge students to achieve academic ex:cellen.c e, build :positive relations.h ips, and become productiv e members of' society.'' You. vVill leave N ortb. Star one day, a:n.d all th.at vVill be left are tb.e memories you. -made. Bu.t tb.e traditions th.at you. once took a pa.rt rr.i. vVill never fade, f'or you. al-w-ays will be a N ortb. Star Gator, even. af'ter you. are handed your diploma

"NO RTH STAR HAS BECOME A PART OF MY EXTENDED FAMILY. WE LAUGH# WE CRY# AND LEARN TOGETHER." KARLA TINIUS Introduct ion

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Acaden1ics

Academics

Fro zn the bas ics of' 2D /3D Des ign . to Pho tog rap hy, -the stud .en. ts af'N ort h. Sta r had a var 1et y of' art :rela ted. sub ject s to cho ose :f'ro rn.. Jv.l: a;st peo ple d:id n.'t app rec iate the 2'XllO ':lY art clas ses No rth .

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of' d:iff 'e:re n.t tech .:n.: iqu. es and . pro v1d ad 2'Xll O').y aha n.ce s to pra otio e t h e i r ~ :f'ou :nd. skil ls. 'I'h .ou gh i t "W'8S tru e sor. ne peo ple 2Xl: ight hav e gra sped . a ~ fas ter, i t d:id n.'t n:ia tt.er , sir.L oe it V\78 6 the -u:n d.a rst: .an d and . tak ing joy in.

-w-h at you . hav e crea ted. th.a t is 1In por tan .t In. .Ar t cl.as ses, stud .en. ts had d:iff 'e:re n.t un: tts of' stud ies, ran gin g :f'ro r.n per spe ctiv es to scu lptu re. At the begi :n.:r l.i:n g af't he clas s, one af't he YXlO St bes: ic skil ls .1ee .z;.r: i~ in. Po tter y clas s "W'8 S ~ to -w-e dge clay , -w-:h.,jcli -was a ver y rn.es sy-, tea.h .n.iq ulB t"or scn ne t o ~- Stu d.en .ts nae d.ed to be "W"ill.tr.lg to g e t ~

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cal] y as you . do to pre par e i t.. s a i d . ~ ~ F\u: t., the Po tte ry Tea cha r. Th e telac .t'l.eJ :-s sa-w- the efF ort stud .en. ts 2'XlBde and the y app reai a.t.e d. it. Tal en. t is :n:io e to hav e, bu. tit's the e:fF ort stud .en. ts mu st. pu.. t in.t o l.ea. rn.:i ng the skil ls the teaa h.er s try to t.ea ah. the: rn. -0p en.n .ess to :idea s C!8D . be cha llen .g-i::n.g :f'or hig h sch ool stud .en. ts bec aus e the y th:i :nk the y nee d t o ~ -w-h at the res ult 'W"ill be bef bre the y eve n 'beg in... ~hr l:n. ed. ~ ~

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-LY NETTE FAST 1. Nicholas Archer (9) pays close attention as he ~4.~11!-k -~~~ w tarves designs into his pottery piece. The fine details dd to the piece . . Lynette Fast ahows her students pottery techiques. Fast is also the Pottery Club sponsor. 3. Marissa Miller (9) and Brett (9) studytodether for their art final. Tbey study tfi eir notes to guarantee a good grade. 4. Trayten Grubb (12) an~ Matthew Bai r (11) check the angles of their modeli ey try to stay close to their models. 5. Raya Neujahr (10) and Caitlyn Weiss place the inishing touches on their pots. Most students have to ~_,.,.. -- --frantically work on their final pieces at the end of the

Bus ihes s

like teahn.ology and m o n e y rna:nagern.ent play :un.porta:n.t roles in. ju.st about an.yon.e's lire. K n ~ how- to use them vVisely and effectively :is crucial: especially for students preparrr.ig for colleg-e a:n.d lire after high sch.ool. Fortu.n.ately, ther e v'Vere classes for

Star's business department

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cu.sed a lot on. these roles in.eluded Eco-

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Stogdill ( l 0), v'Vhen. he took Jennifer Satorie's Intro to Business and Fin.a:n.ce class, stated, 'You. get a better grasp ofv'Vhat business :is, it's very in. depth and you. cover the main. principles for a better u.nd.ersta:n.din.g." In. th:is particular class, he had learned. about thin.gs like marketing a:n.d financing. 'Tf you. like busi:n.ess, take these classes. It's good for people v'VhO v'VaTI.t to go in.to that field'' Even. if' students v'Vere not interested in. pu.rsui:ng the bu.sin.ess field, there v'Ve re classes that focused on other aspects. These classes in.eluded computer applications, digital media l and 2 , and key.l:oardin.g. An.drev'V

Allgood ( l 2), a student in. :Ryan. Fleming's 'D igital JVI:edia l class, shared., 'You. go prett y in. depth.. Y o-<i. learn. the fu.:n.d.arn.en.tals ofdif'feren.t softv'Vare, making videos, editing pictures, a:n.d a lot of other thin.gs." Th:is group

of' classes nia:i:nly helped students learn to use popular techn.olocomputers proper

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c m1 wa1 or e1r moc 1n erv1ews 1n areer 1s ac 1v1 y gave them a better idea of how interviews work and taught them tips to help em at:Jtin e proces . . 2. Chris Yoder (9) and Matthew Schafer (9) work on their semester final in Economic Perspectives. They had to start a business, they chose a restaurant, and demonstrate different aspects needed such as management, insurance, and, of course, the menu. 3. Kyle Settles (9), McKenzie Currey (10), Dade Vesely (9) and Zach Book

(10) work at their computers in Computer Applications class. This class improved students' understanding on how to use essential computer programs to make neat, professional displays. 4. Tuan Nguyen's (11) finished graffiti project in Digital Media 1. This project teaches students advanced ways to transform pictures using photoshop into works of art. - +- ,i'-l~~

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9) use class time to read When I s. Their 9th Grade Differentiate rstanding of eleme ts of fiction. ry to decide whic prompt to writ• r an plays are amo g the many om position. a erie Thomas (12) d Jessica Bui --f+H-CJ~-tt1-1'"r--tn~t-ar·ntt1rvt-rr-,ttc::·rtt~ --1'r1-..-~r<:--nn--n-n1rf, to organize their senior portfoli . Mrs. Melanie Farber requires students in both of her AP Literatu ·e Classes to compile their semester worth work into a portfolio.

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Engl ish. class was wher e you. learn ed. to -w-rtt e -w-itb . y our ~ t i o n . , tn.te rpret -w-itb . your heart , an.d. most i:rn.p artan .tly expre ssed. yours elr-w -itb.o u.t lirrl.it s. V\Triti:n g

~-~~ ••was wher e you. could . £tn.d. yours elf' an.d. liber ate your ideas. owi:n .g as a -w-rit er was n.ot alwa ys the easie st goal to

accom plish. . lvrrs. J:-f.ar pster, who tau.ght Read ing Ideas a:n.d. .AP Lang uage an.d. Comp ositio n., said., "[For most tion w-as a :key oon.c ept th.at the "W"ri ti:ng n I>ern onstr ation . Exam :focus ed. VVh. en. as1.-ted. :n.ts could n:n.p rove in th.at area 'Mrs. J:illia n. ested ."R.e adit

stude nts' samp les. Sorn.e t.:i.In. es th:is helps you. sculp t y so:m stl:un g bette r."

Both ~rs. Jill.:ia .n. :E-lar pst.er a::n.c;l the best -way to beco me a bette r -writ er T r y DBiN" sty1es

to -w-rit e, write , and. write .

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Run ner, G rapes o£ V\Trath, a:n.d. The Colo r P urple. 0anin .a Schu ltz ( 1 1 ), an. e .xch.a n.ge stud ent £ram Germ any, said. her favor ite part abou t her Ame rican . Liter ature and. Comp ositio n. class was readi ng. 'T like readi ng J::ecau .se it's £u.:n. t o e.xpe rien.c e the au.th. or's story thro ugh di££e ren.t chara cters ,.. Sh.u ltz stated .

Lear:n.:i::n.g to love E nglis h. was n.ot as dau.:n .ti:ng our custo mary lif'e, ~ becaz xle your helpeakin g the bou.n dar.ie s that trapp ed you.

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ERE I C A N LET LOW FREELY." -AM BE R PIETENPOL ( 12) tngl1sh

For 2'XlCSt af"us. ~ Engl:iab. oainaa ~ - "W"e use tt. avary day, both at b.onw

aDd. at a:ihool as a. zr.aaa:ns of" oarnrnun:ia a.t:k:Jn 'W"ith. ot::ba:ra Bu.t what if'you.do nt speak the native Ja:Dguage af"your oou:ntry? For U'lOSt ELL stu.dantll this 1s the aase.. ~ are pu.t i:n claaaaa to t1:npa:ova their English bu.tare still used to using

-t::be:1%" native language at h.onla a n d ~ their

:fr.la:Dds. Engl:lsb. 1s one af"th.e hardest languages to 1aarn.. r t 'is vary aorn.ple.x and bas no d:ist:IDct

patt.arn. to i t -W-e. espeaially as teenagars . add our

do so.· .Alsharha n.i El!lyS she only uses English.

±n bar ELL cl.aaaes t:tve language arou.:nd. her :f"riends a:nd ,-.v-h.e:n. she is at home. "'When.

IUikac3. if'Engllah . "W&a d.ifn:ntlt :f"a:r bar to 1aarn although aha e:nJoyed.

:tt:. aha a:nswared . -Yes beaa.use -we don't aflten use i t like we do our own 1a:nguage.•She.as well a s ~ othar US 1:m:txugra n.~ share

tbe au%le vJstN-. It 1s :f"un. a n d ~ to learn a new,- language. bu.t i t :ts a. d:iff'Jault and long road i:n order to be able to speak and UDdar-

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1. Students in ELL class watch as their teacher,Jeremy Fischer, explains the lesson. Most of the students in ELL 1 are just beginning to learn English and have many ELL classes throughout the day. 3. ELL 2 students listen carefully as their teacher, Dave Hellerich teaches the lesson. Most of the students in ELL 2 are fairly new to the U.S. and work hard to learn English throughout the school day. 4. Dung Le (12) watches as Mr. Hellerich displays the lesson plan. Le is in ELL 2, a higher level learning class. 4. Kawa Kudhur (9) carefully takes notes as Dave Hellerich teaches his ELL 2 class.

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1. Cupcakes, made by Alisha Sheets(12) in Cullinary Skills class chosen to be in the Lincoln Public Schools Cullinarey Conference. Sheets' theme for her cupcakes was "Under the Sea." 2. Jean Lado(12) makes pizza during her fifth period Cul Ii nary skills class. Lado, along with her cooking group choose their own toppings to create their own unique pizza. 3. One of the cupcakes sumitted in the Cullinary Competition in Mrs. Remples class. This panda Bear cupcake was in the Lincoln Public Schools Cullinary Conference. 4. Gabe Dickinson(12) stirs cake batter in Cullinary Skills class Fifth period. Mrs. Remple's class made several different types of cake to sell in order to raise money. 5. Emma Sanders(l0) listens to Mrs. Remple for instructions after being told her chinese cupcake design was chosen to compete in the Lincoln Public Schols Cullinary Conference.

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lie Sob.ools Culi:n.ary Coneeren.ce.. Eecb. stu.de:n.t had. the opportu.n:tcy- to d.es:ign. create, and.Judge cupcakes :in. class. The top ou.p cakes V1T0re chosen to co:rnpete in. the Culi:n.ary Coneeren.ce..

Alisha Sheets ( 1 2) and Ernr.oa. Se:nders ( 1 0) took an. .FC!S class because they 'W'tll'.l.ted. the opportu.n.tty to be ±nvolved :in. h.a::nds o:n.1.earn±n.g. Sheets se:id. •culi:n.ary Skills class has helped. :me develop :more a£2X1Y

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"'Wh:il.e n:lOst stu.dsn.ts took .FC!S :fb:r £u:n.., Se:nders had. a deeper passion. £or ooc:>:k:i:n.g. 'T have a l ~ -wa:n.t.ed. to be a £ood. stylist:.,• Se:nders sa:id.. •A:nd this cl.Et..ss has given. :me :mare e.x:perien.ae and insight on. ·w-h.a.t th.at career is really like.

Culi:n.ary Skills V\78S :not the on.1y .FC!S class th.at tee.ch.es a:rt:istic skill and helpful lif'e lessons. The .FC!S d.epart:rne:n.t also included. Infants and Toddlers, Creative Clothing and "Design. H"lU'X'l.BD. b e h a v i o r , ~ and Crisis, Foods and "W'8ll.n.ess, Cultural Foods, and Ptn-en.t:tng 1 - 3 .

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2. Casey Stokes (12) and Derrick Golden (9) work on a piece of woodwork during class. There were many different tasks involved when trying to create a finished product.

1. Jose Tello (12) works on his project with the jigsaw. There arc a variety of instruments in the Industrial Technology room that need ot be used when creating just one product, and each have their own rules and safety regulations.

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Inciustr1al Technology

Po-w-er tools and tape measures -w-ere more thar.i ju.st a f'e-win.stru..:rnen.ts th.at stud.en.ts taki:ng a:n I n.d.ustrial Technology class think of'-w-hen. they he.ax: t:h.e commonly used.. phrase 'T-Tech" I nd.u.s-trial Technology classes at Li:n.coln North Star of'f'er stu.d.e:n.ts-w-ith tasks th.at they ·w-ould. not only use in the classroor.n. but also -w-ell af'ter they take the clru:;s. ''rh.e thing th.at I bke a]::x:nit I -Tech. "is th.at I get to u.se :my hands a:n.d. make somethL--r:i.g -w-ith skills th.at I vVill u..se in rr1y f'u.ture to build something,'' said And.re-w- Allgood. ( J. 2) -w-hen. asked about h"is favorite part of' the class. Stu.den.ts continually looked f'or-w-ard. to their Industrial Technology classes because of'the change of:pace th.at it provides. "Stepping a-w-ay f'rom writing and reading and being able to cut -w-ood. "is -w-hat I hke about this class," Justin. Lom"ison ( J. 2) said ITech. -w-as not strictly pencil a:n.d. :paper, but-w-ood., sa-w-s, and other tools

3. Bailey Worster (12) continues to work on his project for Industrial Technology. It took an extensive amounts of time for the finished project to be completed.

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n.tities. and in.creasin g]y- difficult and qu.:izes. and. -w-he-th.er the :u.den.ts -w-ere in. Geometr y or AP cul-us Di:ff., these challengi ng opportun ities helped in.crease their overall i:n.telligen .ce. :Math was one or those

cult to be an. average student 1\.1:ost students e ither excelled i:n. their :math c l ass o r needed occasiona l a-f'ter school help. :Ma th. -,;,v-as a class where th.eh- students' learning styles i:n. orde r £or th.em to succeed.. K y le S c h :w --an.in.ger, who had been. teaching at N orth Star £or 3 years, was very passion.at e about using dif-f'eren.t teaching :methods in. his daily lessons. 'T strive to have multiple w ays or explainin g concepts, as well as a variety o£ a c t i vities t o help reach as many students as possible." G isela Quiroz ( l 1) appreciat ed -w-hen teachers tried to vary their teaching styl es. '"I'h.in.gs l ik e co:rnin.g up -,;,v-ith Frtd.ay run. -,;,v-armu:ps a:n.d letting u.s work -,;vi-th. our peers help me

en.joy ma.th more." J\l.[a th may have see:rned like somethin g you. learn.d and then. £argot two years later, but all in. all, you. used it througho ut your vVhole life, no matter the job you have. I t was importan t to set goals and strive to achieve th.em not only- i:n. math., but all classes. 'Do your math homework," says Ou.iroz, "other-w-is e you. vVill have a dif-f'icu.lt t:rrne., not only- on. tests, but in. the class i:n. general" Feeling a sense or accomplish.rn.en .t a-f'ter solving a difficult proo£ or passing your Pre-caJ.cu lu.s test made your hard work all vVOrth it

--"E>0 'T S1----..-•-•t-~- ME MO RIZ E PROCEDURES. ALW AY S ASK WHY~ BUT DO N'T LET TH AT QUESTION GET IN THE WA Y OF LEA NING~" KYLE SCHW ANINGER 18

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3 1. Austen Church 9) talks with Mr. Schwaninger, a third year teacher at North Star, about the story problem he is working on. Mr. Schwaninger has found it helpful to work with students individually, so they can understand everything they need to not only pass the tests, but to do well in his class. 2. Kasey Mueller (12) and Jackie Garcia Castoren (12) discuss their final review in AP Calculus Differentiated. Their teacher, Mr. Lockert, helped his students to understand why it is so important to challenge themselves in math. 3.Joshua Ashley (11) and Obed Sabio (10) work on their Diff. Pre-Calculus warm up together in Mr. Catlet's class. Diff. Pre-Calculus students challenge themselves throughout both semesters with new equations and processes they may have never used before. 4. Alec Hogan (12) checks Livia Tran 's (12) work on their final review. The students in AP Calculus Dif f class challenged themselves, not just through new equations or problems , but just by taking the class in general. 5.J ustin Graves (9) asks his teacher Kyle Schwaninger a question about his warm up. Schwaninger strived to make the warm -ups inte resting , so the students were more engaged.

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''l"HE AR!TS DEFINITELY H A VE A N IM P A C T O N M Y O U T L O O K FOR THE FUTURE.'' - LEAH WALDVOGEL 1. Marissa Schild (12) and Denise Romero (11) play classical music on their violas in Orchestra. Romero was chosen two years in a row for the All State Orchestra. 2. Shatice Archie (12) plays her trumpet in the Jazz Band. Archie has been in the Jazz Band for three years. 3. Obed Sabio (10) plays his viola in his 6th period Orchestra. He has played in the LNS Orchestra since his freshman year. 4. Lucas Harrison (12),Jordan Blayney (12), Kyle Meysenburg (11), and Drew Vogel (11) play the Saxophone in the Jazz Band. 5. Joe Saltzman (12) and Noah Zetocha (11) play a Concerto Gro so. Saltzman played the solo for the piece. 6. Kennedy Krikac (10) plays White Christmas in the jazz band. Krikac joined the jazz band for his first time this year. 7. Stephen Cantarero (12)plays his bass solo in Recordame for the concert choir. He also played in the LNS orchestra and the Wesleyan Civic Orchestra.

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1. Mr. Doughty demonstrates and explains the final analysis of his Physics Pendulum lab. It was determined that it is not the mass of the pendulum or its amplitude that changes the frequency and period of the pendulum but the length of arm on the pendulum. 2. Mrs. Seifferlein explains to Taylor Heili (11) how the reading of the thermomet er relates to the beaker's content. As the content changes state the temperature either increases or decreases. 3. Jennifer Nguyen (11) stirs ice water as it heats upon a hot plate during a lab. Stirring the contents allows the heat of the hot plate to reach all contents instead of just the bottom. 4. Trevin Ball (9) and lab partner Ibrahim Alnajem (9) par take in a lab dealing with salinity and its affects on water density. It was found that as salinity of the water increased the density also increased. 5. Kyle Crowder (12) uses a meter stick to measure ticks on wax paper used during a displacement lab with toy cars. Each tick represents a position of the object after one tenth of a second, therefore when recording the data Crowder can conclude how far the toy car went in one tenth of a second.

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4 1. Katharina Franke (11) participates in a psychology experiment at Campbell Elementary with kindergarten students. Every year Mrs. Pester's Psychology class went to the school to test different hypothes 2. Val Wedek ics class. Mr. ~Dat*~a fi:d'cMclitfl!:ttumot-ollis:i} comments w remember in~ 3. Alex Puent participates in ment for Mrs. Psychology Satra (11) ga't solve them. 4. Pete Madd ment United States History students while giving a gesture. Mr. Maddux was known for his unique and funny stories depicting different historical events. 5. Kent Vuong (9) raises his hand to ask a question during class. Freshman year students were required to take Geography and Civics

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1. Sam Clauson ( ), Taylor Herzo (12), Ethan Molifua (10), endra Porter (1 , and Falyn Neal (12) take time a ay from ancing to pose r a picture. Ho ecoming had a g eat turnout his year with stu nts from every rade level. . Josh Morrison ( 2) dances the rn ht away without losing a eat. This was M risen last Hom coming . (12) and Mrs. rice have a laugh while danc. Mikaelah Moti i g. This was Mr . Price's first Ho (eCOming as principal. . Johanna Feller (11) and Samuel havez, a former North Star tudent, pose i picture at the omecoming Dance. The heme for this ye s homecoming s Big City Lights . . Dylan Lamb (1 and Alec Hoga (12) were anno need as omecoming Ki and Queen. C r nation took place before he dance.

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'rh.:is year, North Star th.eat.re J.at:ic.ked. off the sea-

son. -w-ith. The F\tll sh.ow-. The H-un.o.hbac:k. af'Not:re 'Dan-le. ~ ~ homlluxl-llXIIU:l.,;:r]y endless reh.earsa.ls -w-e:re

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~ s a i d . ~ -ware a. lot of'n.e-w- people. "W'"e needed. a lot af'nst,\7'

people because 'W'& oould figure ou..t -w-h.o 'W8S d.edi-

aated. and filter oat those -w-h.o w-ere:n.'t.• Tech also had. a big- role in. the success of'Hunch.berik. The set in.eluded. a sta:i:ned. glass "W'i:nd.OV\7, a large set 'W"'ith. cobblestone arohes a:nd. even. ±t.enls bein.g" ~ ±n..

Sa-vicl-t. sa:id. her fa.vori:te part of' the set "WSS ..the lighting

and flies. They really nl8d.e the audience f'eel J.:il-te they "W'8:re in. N o t r e ~ and at the

Cathedral..

Because of' all the hard "9\T'Or'k a::n.d. d.ed:ica.tion. put in.to th:is prod:u.ct.ion.. the cast and c::tt"8V\r -w-ere able to pull

off such a large sh.ow- f'o:r a large a ~ ..Aud.:ie:nce

be.rs are a l ~ a.pprea:ia.ted. durtng our pe:rf'ornmnces. It YXl.EU"teS us f'eel J.:il-te our hard. -w-ork really has pa:id

af'C add Elizabeth 'lv.Car.ni. The Hu:nc.h..beck of' N o t r e ~ 'W'8S a huge suocess f'o:r both the t h e a t r e ~ as "Well. as the audience a::n.d. "Wil~ b e ~ by the cast -znenihers and

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sh.ow- i;v-as d:i:ff'e:re:n.t th.an. ones -w-e ha.v-e done in. the past. a::n.d. f'or th.at.. I think I --will rezneniber

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1. Kenna Leitschuck (11), playing Esmerelda, dances as she enters the town square. 2.Caitlyn Gates (9) plays a blind beggar in the Hunchback. There was a small ensemble who played beggars. 3. Teagan Bassinger (12) as Quasimodo an Austin McKee(ll) who played a priest fight in the bell tower over smerelda. 4. Lincy Meraz (12) cries out as they are about to hang Quasimodo

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. Mary Eggerss (10) performs her (ol or Guard routine at the game against Bellevue East. Thts is her first year on Color Guard.

Dani Cota (10), Brianna Schrunk (10), Amanda Ratliff (12), Hunter Martin (12), Courtney Jones (9), Savannah Brown (10), and Danielte Ochoa pose before going on the field at the Southwest gane. The theme for their routine was Cirque Du Soleil's Ka. fflaine Schmidt (11) and Nichales Thompson (10) walk to their spot in the stands. They had performed a routine at the Fremont game. . faire Bartels (10) plays the flute during halftime at the football game against Southwest. Bartels has played in the band for two years. The Marching Band performs their "Opening Production" at the LPS band competition. The band did very well, earning a superior rating. Dani Cota (10), Brianna Reid (10),Jaci Liddell (10), Mary Eggers (10), and Casandra Smith (12) perform at the LPS Band Competition. Color d had been working on their routines since thesummer. Brook Beyer (10) stands in the percussion section at the game against Fremont. Beyer is in his second year of Marching Band.

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1. Livia Tran(12) xcitedy announces then w members of NHS. Tran was the Secret for NHS. 2. New NHS induc ees Cong Luu (12), Tayl Lothson (12), and Chau Bui 12) r d the pledge and commit themselves to a code of cond ct. Members must possess high standards, so taking the pied e is no problem. 3. rind Vann Price congratu ates Marissa Schild (12) for e onor she is bringing to North Star. Marissa was a fianlis or the National Merit S olarship. 4 The 2012-2 Natio al Honor Society membqs: ( Fron Row) hu Vo, Val rie Th mas, Brooke Schwisow, avannah Mcrediath, Kylie Stu , Lizz Bales, Livia Tran,Alej ra Ayof a Cortez, Dylan Lamb nd Ro ) Lcxye Bruegman, ostafa Ri ha, Leah Abebe, Trevor Birdzell, Taylor Herzog, c ie Garaa, Milla Heikkinen, unter artin, Rachel Killin orth {3rd Row)Jaron Ahmann, Austin Horran, Philip Truong.Jordan Bayney, Kyle Cro er, Alec Hogan, Ki erly E ter,Erica York, Savannah Savick, Mallory Breemes (4th Row)Trevor Reimnitz, Thuy Tien Nguyen,Quynh Pham, y Pham Tran, Cuong Luu rinh Vu Tran, Hong Yen Pham, Trish Hoang, Lien Pham, Amber ieten I (Back Ro )Han Jaber, ylor Lothson, {Not Picturec:f) Jackson Slechta Kase Lamborn, Zach G ndcr,Jody Vu ng, Irina Vcch ·nskaya Chau Bui, Kimberly Shoemaker 5. Kyle Crowacr (12) and Hun er M in (12) read the ames o the 9 grade honor Istud nts. Trevin Bail's (9) name was read for the first time a high school studen in fr nt of a crowd of oud parent and teachers.

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It's estimated . that 79Y. of the US popu.la.tio n has a rear

speaktr.ig in public or in :rront of others. Those in Speech and Debate are the brave 2 9Y. that feel otherwise . Every Friday or Saturday the Speech. team gathered at their t.ournarn ents bright and early to deliver speech.es they had. "li\Trltten or scripts they had. cut Accordin g to Lincy 1'/.[e ,

( l 2), "It l'nay seem ~ird that we get up at 7 am on Saturday ju.st to deliver our speeches. but it's -w-h.at -w-e enjoy." 'Meraz co pet.ed. in Drs:rnatic Interpret. at.ion. and placed second at State. a :rri.eJ:Xlber of the team dxln.'t break. they -w-ou.ld. always go support another tear.runa.t e -w-ho ~ n t on to compete in the :f:i 'Mckenn a Grove ( 10) chose t'WO of the :re-w- platform

ents ·where students had to research. a topic and "li\Trlte a spee . about it. 'T -w-en.t th.rough a n.e-w- draft. every day on zny I n.fo

'!native a:n.d :Persuasiv e speech.es," said. Grove. -w-h.o w-as in her f ir t year of speech. The Speech team members had ahvays been v e v close -wi.th one an.other a:n.d tried to :make the environ.:r nen.t £ as -w-ell as prod.uctiv e.

By the end of the season the Speech tean

placed fbu.rth at State -wi.th Austyn 'Mc.Kee ( l l) placing fbu.rth in Poetry a:n.d the OID of Gloria Kluck ( l 2), S 1. on.g Nguyen. ( l 0), Courtney East.man. (9), Au.styn 'McKee ( l l ), a:n.d Teaga:n. Bass:inger ( 12) placing first.

The Debate team also -w-oke u.p at the crack of daVITD. on. Saturday s to compete at their t.ournarne n.ts. The team prepared every -w-eek by resea.rcltin .g cases and articles that could be used to argue and support -w-h.ateve r tapj

they received in their roUJids that day. The different tyPes of' debate included Lin.coln-I >ou.glas, Public Forum. Policy, a:n.d 'Mock Congress. Jackson Slechta ( l 2) -w-as i::n. his fourth a:n.d final year of' Debate and sajd_ he en.joys debate because

'Tt's a:n. area -w-here I ca:n. be acad.enl.ic and be re-w-arded for it, a:n.d also because I'm super corn:petiti ve." Sleah.t.a persevera nce earned

him a spot in the Nation.al cornpetit.i o:n. "in Birn:l.ingh ar.n. AL

1. McKenzie Peters ( 9) practices her Poetry program about anorexia. This was Peters' first year on the speech team. 2. Dylan Lamb (12) delivers her entertainment speech for a coach. Lamb particithe few platform events te In o 3. Jackson Slecht 12) researches c es for his upcomin ournaments. Slech was very successful is senior ye , consistently placing in a tournaments. 4. Suong Nguyen (10 practices er Humorous lnterpretaion iece for he team mates. Nguyen was in her seco d year of Speech and did ma y other ev nts including Oral lnterpr ation o Drama. 5. Kiera Moore (10) d livers her Poetry program. Moore sho ed great i provement during her sea n. 6. McKenna Grov (10) gets help tive speaking. \1.e and Info

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( l l) agreed 'vVhat I like most about SkillsUSA is its reach.. J\..1:ost colleges recognize this organization..'' SkillsUSA in general helped many students as Huynh stated, 'To get a sense on hoi;v relevant this

students -were t.ru.1y great role mod.els :fb:r others and represented. North Star in the best -way

:poemble. They polished their already existing skills, gained n1ElDY DBtl'\7 ones, and gave bacl-r. to conu:nun.ity.

In every -way the Sk:illsUSA :menibers nl8.de sure that they left. a r.r:mrk af'nnproven::aent every ""W"here they 'W'"ent.

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5 1. Zach Grunder (12) puts his skills to work at the annual SkillsUSA lawn mower clean-up fundraiser. Part of the money raised was donated to the National Breast Cancer Fotmdatien . 2. Phu Nguyen 11 discusses possible community service opportunities for the team to get involved in. Nguyen is one of the six SkillsUSA officers. 3. Kim Huynh (11), Charmain Satree, Amber Green (10) and Phu Nguyen (11) wait for competition results . SkillsUSA members are not required to attend competitions but those who attend find then not only enjoyable but also useful. 4. Charmain Satree explains to Nguyen Ho (12) how to check a lawn mower's air filter and oil. Ho has been a member of SkillsUSA for three )'Cars.

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. organ era s y Is ens o a ey Ips s ~ 1 eas or a u ure un raiser. uaenr ounci no ing or Prom a success, but also do a lot of volunteer activities within the North Star community. 2. The 2012 Student Council members:· First Row: L-R Baile_x Parde (11 Morgan Ceridsky (11), Leah Abebe (12),Jessica Bui (12 Valerie Thomas 12 Second Row: L-R Kiah Murrell (11), Elizabeth Marni (12), Savannah Meredith (12), Thu-Ngan Nguyen (11), Alexandra Jordan (11) Third Row: L-Rjody Vuong (11), Mr. Mike Musil,Juliana Densberger (10) , Phu Nguyen (11),Jose Villa (10), Trevor Marrell (9),Joel Kouakou (9), Zach Grunder (12),Jordan Blayney (12) Fourth Row: L-R Ali Ridha (9), Esther Kapinga (11), Mustafa Ridha (12) Mckenzie Peters (9), Kaashif Sabir (10), Trinh Vu Tran (12) Not P~ctured: Rudy Cordon Pinto (10) 3. Bailey Parde (11) the Student Council president discusses a group activity with the new members of the council. Activities that involve working as a team are important to "Project Unify" in Student Council. 4. Tbe 201 tudent Council members:

lexandraJordan (11) ike Musil advisor ir (11 , Morg-an e)eas man

Not Pictured: Katie Fisher (9) 5. Eveen Ajir (11) and Alexandra Jordan (11) work together within their committee during a game used to bond the council. Games in Student Council involved games that required groap to work as a team instead of one person taking charge.

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1. The five senior Dazzlers:Rachael Lehr, Sabrina LaPour, Kylie Stuart, Lex e Bruegman, and aylor Lothson. Photo ourtesy of Purple Sky. 2. Mercedes Do n (10) extends her dan ing from not just he body but to her face. own adds character t the dance by using f; ces besides smiling. 3. The three sop more Dazzlers: Merce es Down,Taylyn La rence, and Taylor Man . Photo courtesy of Purp/e Sky. 4. The six fresh Dazzlers: Brett ose, Hailey Flemmin Lexie ohnson, Reagan Duransk·, Kylee Hunt, and Madd Lewis. Photo courtesy f Purple Sky. 5. The Lincoln N rth Star High Schoo 20122013 Dazzlers dance t am. Photo courtesy f Purple Sky. 6. Brett Gose (9 hits a movement while performaning during half time gainst Kearney High Sc ool.

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pma. afF. ana -w-e n: w sh.o w esorn :for . zed gni reco g :i:n gett re "tl\78 e ""V\T . vitt Ne n.a lsti: Chr ch. Coa ~ . said " ry,' n.t: oou the ss seen . :fro n:i peo ple acro ave zy ~

8da %%J rs ada erla Cha r Sta rth No the s. e.xa at'"T te sta r'" Sta ne 'Lo the to ska. b.ra Ne. fJe Fro ni hcn ne Stl\7 88t hof rds. -wo tr th.e to l-t st:uc s girl the and • _ n a j , t ~ the eed. "axo -was r yea the :fbr tto :mo e th.e :lr zna :rk -w'i th. prid e. Th

130

Cheer

''EXCEED THE EXPECTATION.''

1. Denisse Carcamo (12) pumps up the crowd during a pep rally. Carcamo has been on varsity cheer for two years. 2. Me an Coffin (12 oses at the end of a cheer. Coffin is also art of the pla 12roduction and drama at North Star.

Jbtic Grundman (11) and Alexandria McIntosh (11) do one of their home porn dances. The girls are members ofJunior Varsiry, the third highest level of cheerleading. 4. Kimberly Shoemaker (12) smiles during a varsity basketball game. Shoemaker has been a cheerleader for three years. iRocke (10)and Skylar Reed (10) perform a cheer during a reserve basketball game. The girls always enjoyed cheering on their team. ;nw:~m!:tt,t·'!"' varsity cheer team perfoms a sideline during a basketball game. The team has 3 different alternating sideline dances.

Cheer

131

an.d. 2 0 l 3, ven thou gh it had been arou nd • ce 2 0 0 9. CIC

based

e "1✓.[alon.e Corn rn

·t y

:e:rrt:-~ :ld.n:: i~"t"Y•om the 2 l st Cen tury Com mun .ity Learn i.:ng Cent er gran ts, Ll?S Title

f'u n.d.s,

and also recei ved £u.nd .s £rom local £u.nd ers a n.d commu.n i

based organ izatio ns. Susie Bro

n. the CIC

Site Supe rvise since N oven: :i.ber 20 l l , brou gh t i::n. b,v-en .ty di££e ren.t clubs and activ ities that allow -ed the stud ents to expr ess them .selv es socia lly and a.ca.de cally, and breu. g-ht fa:rn. ily :rnen ibers in. on the run... Amo ng

clubs and activ :i:ties w-ere 1.ang uage

clubs that en.co u.rag ed the sprea ding or Germ an, Chir .1.ese, Fren .ch., Vietn a.rne se and Span ish. la:ngu ..ages an.d cultu res. Othe r clubs that en.co u.rag ed cultu ral aw-ar en.ess w-ere the Nati ve Ame rican Cauc us and Cros s Cultura l ~en. tee Club. Thes e cultu re clubs w-ere spon sored teach .ers and star£, W"ith stud ent leade rship roles. Acad emic clubs, such. as Horn ew-o rk Zon. e, Engi neer ing Club, and Colle ge Club , helpe d. en.ga ge stude nts or help the W"ith .ips olarsh and ges colle in.to look to able w-ere en.ts Stu.d ge. colle £or are prep and i:n their classe s lors and colle ge repre senta tives, w-ork on horne w-or k W"ith the help or tu.to rs, and w-ork W"it.h . UN" L repre·:ves on Scien ce, Tech .n.olo gy, Engi neer ing and ~a.th emat ics. Fi:n.e Arts clubs in.elu ded Pott ery Club , Slru:n . Poet ry, P h o t ~ aphy C l ub an.d Stre et A.rt Club , help ing art and W"rit ing, using clay, speec h., came ras, and othe r mea · New- Gato rs £ou.n. ress thern selv o be. a great place that let th.em "f'in.d

ec club that £its my tastes " said -Broo e Lam be (9) .

such. as Yoga Club , ::H::ip Hop Danc e C l ub, Acti vity Cent er, an stu.de n.ts to e.x:erc-ise,

Fa.rn :ily Zu.ni ba. allow: :

lay game s and have run •

arn:il y :rnen ibers \/Vere enco

All or the clubs \/Vere

ed. to

Zu.rn l:e. njgh ts

parti cipat e in. the once- a - mon.t .h. F that mix: a style or danc e W"ith e.x:

a sa:f'e

c'ise.

, becau se "CIC is here

:;,_o .;,d:r:JLd .eirs,tm ::ld. [the stu.d entsT

ar-

~ J..11. -Yout h Asse t Coac :h SB.ld. - -~ l. ow-ed L .::=.~ ~~ ~L stud ents to "hav e :fun. taik. to :frien ds and expla ined. Shaw na 'M:tn n:ick ( 1 Ol

::E-I.e rnan.d ez( l 2)

be. the only high schoo l in. the city to have a CI.C ,

l: TO O M M U TY." -S

E BROWN

1. Marlin Perez and De nis Nieto pass out snacks during after scho I CLC. CLC provided snacks for students uring dubs, usually a food item and milk. 2. Nancy Youngman, Germa teacher, is surprised when Susie Brown tells er Channel 8 News will take pictures during a German Club meeting. CLC broug ht the community into the school to see the cl ubs and ac • ities. 3. Bibiano Najera(9) experiments • water r filtering during Engineering Club wit assistance from UNL volunteers. Engineer·ng Club brought in volunteers fro m the comm nity to ~ a) help encourage students to learn abou sdences, as well as many different other subjects. l3J 4. Andrew Andruss(ll) receives help fro n.. Kathryn Price in Homework Zone. Math teachers helped students with homework during clubs to su pport learning. 5. Kate Okerlu d, student teacher, works ith Marcus Sears(l0) during Homework Zone af~ ter school. Teachers helped students Mon ay through Thurs day after schoo l.

1. The Red King, Tom Killingsworth (9) proclaims ice guilty of ste ling t e ueen Tarts. This was a rare oments of his power. 2. Th Gardeners,Jade Hille (10), Haven Strothkamp (10), and Zach y le in fear of the terrifying Red Quee . They were cau ht Bene 9 , painting the roses red. 3. Lin\.J.J:~"'-L-1.12) plays a magnificently terrify ing R d Queen. "Off with is head! " was said more times tha she cared t count. 4.Th March Hare Gloria Kluck (12), M d Hatter Au tyn McKee (11) , 0), White Queen Dayonna Tucker (9), Doormouse Me cedes Do Tweedle Oum Matthew Hansen (11), Tweedle Dee haney Bernt (9), and ue Cater illar Blake Chamberlin 11) make a grand jury in the Red Que n's Court . Their group decsion etermined Alice's fate. • beauitful talking flowe so Wo derl nd,Jessica Bui (12) 5. On, displays rose-like grace. No other flowers danced quite like she did. • e Cat Teagan Bassinger (12) grins playfully as he helps 6. T Alice develop a plan of action. He assists her many times. 7. Ril y Davis 0) plays a defiant Alice. She faces Wonderland with a determined frown wan in onl o t ba k ome.

"CURIOUSE

AND R. SE EI IG ~& (§ ~ ~ ~ .,1~ -ALICE 134

One-Act Play

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North Star's theatre d.epart:tnen.t put on. •.Al:ice in. "W'onderland.- fbr this year's One Act perr◄DZ1txll~~-_J St:uda:nts spen.t ooun.tleas h o u r s ~- bu.ild:i:ng, ~ and. S9\reat:i:ng :fbr th.is -znaste:rp:iece of' a sl::>..o{,y-.

~ blaak l.ights to r.narph. su.tt.s. .rah

ears and. tea. CU.pS, the th.nty r.mn.u.te prod:ucl::ion. had. i t all .A.ctors

ba4. :f\ul--:tlsoe Z%l8keu.p c££1ow-ars. trees. a:n:inmls, 1-t:in.gs and. queens, and. a nm.ro.b.i:ng d.eaX of' cards. Act.or L!.l:m:ioe;v Bar:nt (9) played. T-weedle Du:rn. "'Whe7i asked about his :favorite part of'prepering fbr the sl::>..o{,y- he replied. w'itb. ., ,,,,1ur4~a:n:isa~:t mx:a:ile. -:It was a a'W880J:Xla a.:.x:pc;~ ev..ce. I loved. it, espec:ial1y oh..aract.e.r bu:ild.±n.g and. get.t:tng to really

~th:roagh ~ cl::uaractar.• People

:volv-ed. pu.t their ,;v-hole heart and. soul :in.to th.is prod:uci:ion..

,:'""-'~-- 'I'h.is year"s d.:k:t::r1ot:. oor.npet:ttion. "W'8S held at North Star. Schools canJe £ram O:rnah.a, Crete, Frer.non.t parts of' Li:nooln. to oor.npet.e. All casts and. ctre"W'S -w-e.re courteous to one a:noth.er and. good. sports th.ought the

&Iv-Casts a:nd. C!r8V\7'S got to sit in. the aud:ie::nae and. ,;v-atah. each. other's ~ and. su..ppo.rt their CW\7'D.. One a.udi1"'C>9nlbar. H u n . t a r ~ C1 a> c,a:me to-au:tii5l':n"'~i:i:H" sister, ,;v-ho played a. tree :i:n. the sl::>..o{,y-. 'T thought it

-'I'ba Rea. 0wae:n. ~ hot and I loved.

'I'eaga:n. ara.i;v-1 around. as the cat. Great SholAr0

alao usad. the -worcl •speatacsu.1ar·, bu.t appa:rantlv tt "WSSD. t enough. •Alic,e and "t.'\Ton,3arland.• Ol!ln:lS in a1ose aaoond. to

's i3ondagent. Set 'I'ec.h.n:iaia:n. ~tth,ew-- ,~.-;.--"'---'

er says, Tm reallv sad "l/\78 lost.. and. rm angry tcx>. beaa.use ~ of'th.e Oueen.'s Court.. agreed 'T ,;vasjust d:isappoin:

"W'e'd "V\T"Orl-ted.. so hard.. ..- Gretna i;ven.t on. to "V\7in.

stat.a fbr the third. year in. a. row-.

One-Act Play

135

Far the flfth . year 1n. like m. prev ious year s, th.ie ,iibcw - d.:il!.~.-:a~ NQG :

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- w o a l d . ~ SEW' tha t the abow -

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EVERYONE HAVING E

G MON CAUSE AR 6

Prom Fash1oh ShoVv

HIL FOR A AS THE

. Miky Phung (11) nd Ashley Bogus (11) rround their scort, Jaron Ahmann (12) ma h art. ch of the models struck a ~ when ·twas their turn on the.stage. a ngston (11), Devon Thompson 2 alen Petrie (11) pose while on {.11) stage. A I uxes shown during the show were rovi ed by The Men's Wearhouse. 3.J dy Vuo g (12) and Philip Truong (12) enjoy th • time in the spotlight. In between the mo els walking down the 'steam perrunway, the Slam Po formed. 1r_...-.rr r,m or1 ... 1c4. Taylor Heili (11 ashion show not on avid's Bridal showed dr s and tuxes, but clothes to wear for o -prom as well. hmore (12) and Ruth Nwatu5. Derre ruocha 1 do a dance while on stage. As\hmore nd Nwaturuocha never ceased to mak t e audience laugh when it was walk down the stage. their tur

1111

Proi--n Fash1oh ShoVv

13 7

Even . thou gh Pron: i. happ ened . every year fbr Jun.: iors and Sen.i ors, this

Prcn n. had. a d.:ifre :ren.t £'eel to tt.. f'or t'VITO reaso ns. Reas on. n.u.ni be:r one "W'8S that f'or the Se:n.:io:rs this year t.h.e:y fl:nal ]y had. their real prom . As T:rev o:r B1rd. zell ( 1 2) sa:id 'Last year i t -w-as hard to get excit ed. f'or Pron: i. a seaon d. t:in:le and i t ended . u.p f'eel:i: ng rr.iore 1.ike a horn e-

corxli :ng d.enae .- 1v.Co st Se:n.:io:rs aould re-

late to this s:i:n.oe th.eh - Pron: i. ended . u.p 7XlOV i:ng dates a:nd. loaa.t :ions due to the likel y poa;d .bjltt:: ie of.'to rn.ad o ~

B.eas on. n.u:rx ibe:r t'VITO "W'8S that Pron: i. -was m-uch . ear1:ier this year comp ared.

to years past The date, 'lv1:a:rch. a 3rd.. seezn ed. to creep u.p on. peop le qu:ia k]y.

Once again -w-ea. the.r i;vas a:n. 1ssu.e f'or sozne ind:iv id:ua. ls becau se -w-h.en.. they l.cx>ke d. outsi de i t i ; v a s SDOV lring. '"In.st ead. of.' t.aki: ng pictu res ou.tsx le. -w-e took

·t:her.o . inmd. e becau se i t i;vas t.cx> -w-et.,- sa:id.

Jessi ca Bui ( 1 2).

thin. k gett:f ng a l l ~ u.p, a:nd. see-

tr.>.g all of.' your f'rien ds 1.cx>k ing beau.t :if'-ul and happ y- js --w-ha t r.nak es Pron: i. so special.- V\lh. ateve r the reaso n. f'or Pron: i.

bein g speo:i al. i t -was a part of.'th e high sch.cx: >l expe: rie:nc e that niost peop le l.cx>ke d. f'orvv ard. to.

1. Kip Broussard (11) busts a move on the dance floor. He and many other students danced to the Cha-Cha Slide. 2. Ruth Nwaturuocha (12), Austin Horan (12), Lexye Bruegman (12), Trevor Birdzell (12), Mikaelah Molifua (12), Tyler Coufal (12),Jessica Bui (12), Alec Hogan (12), Megan Witcig (12), and JP Murray (12) were the 2013 Prom Court. Students voted for who they wanted to have as royalty. 3. Trevor Birdzell (12) , and Mikaelah Molifua (12) are elected the 2013 Prom Kin and ueen. Birdzell took Molifua as his date. • h m (11) strikes a dance ose. He went with a rou of I tbeatre friet1ds and rented a part}' bus for the Prom experience. 5. Zachary Graves (11) and Annie Keeshan (11) enjoy themselves while dancing. Prom was a new experience for both of them. 6.Joel Brown (11), and Jessica Bui (12) share a dance together. Brown asked Bui to Prom while rehearsing for the play Grease.

''PROM IS MO ME NT I TH AT YO U ONLY HA VE ONCE OR TWICE.'' -ZAC H GRAVES

1. Alex

y at Champio .

This 2. Me play Skee- . Pr hamp1ons.

Brianna Schoonover (12 attended last year's Post

e (12) sings karaoke

el Like a Woman" nd Alek Kr: e

of • kets. 5

Maril :wad.b ar adva:n .bu"e, : ~ e got. over out big tkike t:a and got to •

"CHEE T OS~~_________.___ D N A . ~ ES KI IN liW __

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1. Lincy Meraz (12) sings during the Rydell High Prom scene. Lincy layed Rizzo in the musical. 2. Mckenna Leischuck (11) as Patty, gets bullied by The Greasers in he hallway of s _ __ ot on everyone's Rydell High. Patty was a preppy cheerle de w 3. The Pink Ladies sing into their imaginary microphones during the sleep-over scene. The Pink Ladies were known as t e "popular" girls. 4. The Greasers chill at a table bench ea ing junk food during the opening of the m sical. The Greasers were the bad-boys a d maintained their reputation for trouble. 5. Cole Houlden (11) gets into trouble ith Principal Lynch and Marge. Cole was ended up being dragged off the stage b his ear. 6. Riley Davis (11) as Sandy, gets introd ced to all of the Pink Ladies. This was Rilef second show as th female lead. S!!! ll~-;;:.!! ?.Jessica Bui (12) and Joel Bro n (11) si g to each other during the night. The two were partners throughout the usical.

Grea se -w-as best 1z,.,,...,..,,.........., as a movi e, ·wher e youn g Sand y fhlls tn love vVith the greas e I:>a:n .ny Zuk o duri ng the su.nn ner -w-hil. e at

beach . 'rh.e t-w-o thou.g'h--f-++"-'TA'~~M.::t·u-

a summ er fling ,

t lit e did they kn.ow - both -w-ou. ld be atte

Ryde ll ffig h

1 ~ the fhl1- On Sand y's first

or sch Le •

1 she becom es frien ds grou p. Once tb.e

Ladie s roun d out abou. t Sand y and. her SUJ:n. rn.er roma nce wi: , they arran ge £or the t-w-o to mee t a

......-•~ -'-.L .... v

al-w-a ys tries to act

d boy in. £ran t or his greas er frien ds, so -w-he n. the t-w-o :tn.E>.et

he neve r acts the sa:rne an.d dran:i .a al-w-a ys got in. the -w-ay o£ the t-w-o toget her. Arte r all the havo c. Dann y,

dy, the Pink Ladie s.

the Grea sers go thro ugh. in the end Dan. n.y and

ad.rrr it

love to each othe r and :fina lly drive happ ily a-w-ay toge ther. Not only 'W'8S Grea se -w-ell k

as a grea t flick

th.at man y have falle n b1 love w-ith.. . but the Nor th

tar stu:

:ts disco vered they w-ou ld be allow -ed to put this a:r:na zing musi cal stage. . The grea t ne-ws sprea d thro ugho ut the schoo l quic kly, ~ . cast got to kn.ow - each othe r very -w-ell and sever al insid e ..___ ___:The jokes -w-ere share d -w-ith one an.ot her. Jessi ca Bui ( l 2) :neve r ea

n so m

brea.k fast, lunch .

·a. 'T have

rood in. one -w-eeh l' Not on.]y -w-as Bui eatin g dinn er, but her char acter, Jan,

al-w-a ys

eatin g D

"Wh ether it -w-as Chee tos, T-w-i n.kies , or burge rs, Bui was

eatin g it

the tun.e l vVh.i le Bci lovQd bein g able to eat so much .

Blak. e Cham berli:n. ( l l) loved being able to be back stage -w-ith. everyon ef .As Ch.a mberli:n. said "It -w-as actu.. al]y very relaxi .:ng-r Nor th Star' s Sprin g lvi:u.. sical-w -as a mu.s t see £or eve

n.e

all ages. Not on.)y -w-as the produ ction . -w-ell kn.o-w -n. to all, but the cast toge ther and made the sh.o-w - fla-w- less. This sh.ow - -w-as not like e othe

the thea tre depa: rtrne n.t has put on.. Bui said "rl."bi s sh.ow -

as parti cular ly more diffic ult than our othe r sh.ow -s becau se o£ the eat chor eogr aphy -w-e learn ed." Stud. en.ts staye d after schoo l just to :w-or k on. their lines, chore ograp hy, s:tngi .n.g and. -w-or king on. the set. cast's hard -w-or k clear ly very singl e sh.ow -

d a sold

ed. off' in. all of' its perro rnia.n .ces, as

t crow d.

Sp lhg tv,us,cal

Durln.g- the 2012-2013 school year.Key clul:> dao::Jded to hold a. c.b.a:rtcy even.t fbr the Spaatal 0 ~ 'tl\rb.are the.y- aan:18 u.p 'Wi.th several apttana that

the

~ th.ought would raise t h . a ~ DlOD8IY' fbr t:ba:lr

oa.use. 'I'hs;y- W'tD'l.ted. samethtn.g t.bat '9\71111 :f'a:n. a::nd. ~ l a . A doc:l.g-e.ball. tour:n.a:men.t lookea..to - be _ th.e _ _best _ __. ~ - beca.uaa i t bad:n•t been. done at N o r t h ~ be.fbre. ~ oou.ld sign. u.p f'or the tol:ar:lr,iaJ:ne::n.t i:f'th.ey

n:iat the raqu.:i:ran'lant of'b.a.v'i:ng sbc people or the team

large vsr:iety of' at.ude:ntsjl:axl:pacl at the ch.a:n.ce to ..-~r+-1,m:pat.e.. .Ajing

Dong ( 1 2) said. 'T had a lot of' :f'"\ll'1

tgotreally

tea2x1s..• Not only did stud.en.ts sign up fbr the avant ba.t teachers d.ecxlec

to part:iaipat.e as "W"8ll ~ teachara J:111::Ddad. together to t r y and V\7"in.. Jessioa ~ aa.1d.. 'Tt was so much f'-un.. It go really- oornpetiti:ve bu.tit made i t so fun.

At the end of'th.e even.t ~ Club

de.finitely d.o i t again.._

f'ou.r hundred. dollars that -was dona.tad. to the Speoial Oly-rnp:ics.

I>od.g-eball proved. to be a :f'"\ll'1 f'or ~ tot.aka part m. a::nd. a:n exaells:nt -wa.v to raise 2'%lCJ.1'1&¥ f'ar a good. ca.use.

144

Dodgeball Tourharneht

l)Nate Tederman (11) and Isaiah Minter (10) wait for an open shot. They were apart of the winning team, Brady Studnicka. 2) Ajing Dong (12) wind up to eliminate his opponents. He was the last player rem aining on his team to be out. 3) Lori Hemmett keeps a watchful eye on the other team. Ms. Hemmett was part of the Dodgeball Queens, a faculty team, that placed third overall. 4)Some of the Frisky Flamingos, Austin Horan (12), Trevor Reimnitz (12), Jacob Maxfield (12), Adam Claypool (12), and Devon Thompson (11), set their sights for domination. The Frisky Flamingos came in second in the tournament. 5) Shanna Satra (11) takes aim at a member of the other team. The girls' soccer team split up into two teams: the Treblemakers and the Barton Bellas.

LlJ

URNAME AS MEAN FCl>R STUDENTS TO H VE FUN ND EY _" R ..__.... ----~ ~--.~...-.._.,._-.,.___ -ERIN MILES

a (12), Pil 1. Members oft e var nd annual TailGATOR Ma in This Together m H1 karaoke to win prizes. 1rit by sporting a pink bandana at a vars ity ot sc 2. Senior Drew Marr show up to make the student section as loud as possible. 3.Juniors Logan Brocker, Alex Becker, Brady Studnicka, andJakeJuracek cheer on thcJunio juniors winning by a score of14 to 7. 4. Tina Vu (11) and Nathan Lantos (10) show their support at a varsity football game.Junior Boost · TR dents decided the theme for that night: neon. 5. Seniors Kylie Stuart and Taylor Lothson run through an obstacle course set up by the Army National Guard. course was set up at the Gatorfcst at the beginning of the year.

146

Stu den t Sp1r1t

1 as diver se as N orth Star. " Our youn g a:n.d

some thing " rnor...,.....,_:,_cCLJ_ ... .R,~crx ;:LQ!:'E!'" \ 1 2l Them es £or .........~..... .,....,,, - r ev-en. t.s -to.elu ded. N

jght. Ugly Chri stnm sSw ~te

su.pp art not only fresh .-

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Johanna Fellers (11), Denise Romero (11), Leslie Garcia (11), Caitlin Wolfe, Leah Elliott (10), Derek Jensen, Alejandra Ayotitla Cortez (12), Marcie Dean, Bibiano Norjero Patillo (9), Alex Alonso (12), Alec Hogan (12)

Back Row: Justin Graves (9), Lisa Schmutte, James Blake, Kayla Bolich (11), Michelle Wade (11), Kim P. Nguyen (11), Devan Smith (11) Front Row: Phat Nguyen (11), Nguyen Ho (12), Zach Graves (11), Alex Burton (12)

Back Row: Marina Martinez (11), Mitch McMeekin (11), Brynn Burbach (11) Third Row: Guadalupe Medina Turrubia (9), Alejandro Martinez Turrubi (12), Alex Alonso (12) Second Row: Rachel Rodriguez (11), Mariah Nava (10), Morgan Oestman (10), Front Row: James Bitz, Gabby Behrens (10), Alexis Tompsett (10)

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Back Row: Evadine Hendrix (9), Becca Murch(12), Anna Plaksina (11), Kaitlyn Huffman (11) , (10) ve Gro a enn McK (11), k anyu Step ana Zory , (12) ild Sch issa Mar d, chol Pas an. Sus : Middle Row Ashley Bogus (11), McKenzie Currey (10), Leyton Bruegman (9), Alex Stogdill (10) Front Row: Alex Taylor (9), Danielle Ochoa(10)

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Front Row: Sydney Schweitzer (10), Amber Garrison (10), Emma Sanderson (10), Emily Laschanzky (10), Megan Coffin (10), and Mikaela Ashenbach (9). Back Row: Danny Rocke (9), Codie Erickson (10), Heaven Guy (9), Hayley Seacrest (10), and Skyelar Adams (10).

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and Rockets met ea.ch ~hat to expect and h ~ citing ganie of f'ou.r sets They finished f'ou.rth in. the tau.ma-

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t the seniors kn.e-w-- they could on.ly get

better f'rom there on. out 'rh.e .Lady Gator's vo

program practiced and played hard at all

levels. Accordin g to Vonnie R.ecltlin.g ( l 1 ), 'Th.ere is a lot of' poten.tial in. the u.n.dercla ssnien, and they can. only improve."

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e for be e fiv hhig a ) (10 n xto Pa er nn Ta ate mm tea es giv ) (12 1. Mallory Breemes ar. ye s thi ins pta ca r nio se ee thr the of e on s wa s me ee Br . tch their ma e on is .m Br l. kil the r fo ) (10 r lle Fa y tne ur Co to ll ba 2. Kailee Brown (10) sets the of the setters in the teams two-setter system. a e am rn tou a at st we uth So st ain ag ll ba the s rve se ) (11 3. Ashley Pietenpol varsity. ~ rtheast on Dig Pink night. Hillman m. e served. Reeves played on the olk in return for a !<ill. Griess broke ecords. rtheast. Griess joined the varisty ngside Brown.

Front Row (L to R): Moises Angeles, Javon Carlisle, Isaiah Minter, Trevor Birdzell. Mark Wenzl, Tristan Hilger Kip Broussard, Elijah Carlisle, Alek Kreikemeier, Kyle Crowder, Nolan McNair, Riley Birdzell, Branden Pearson 2nd Row: Tyler Henry, Kolton Larsen, Grant Baker, Trevin Ball, Jacson Mikaya, Zach Jackson, Derrick Tinnerstet. Michael Minter, Brandon Gore, Austin Rose, Kyle Funkhouser, Tereic Carlisle, Alex Stogdill Corbin Winkler, Jake Zigler, Nicholas Hoover 3rd Row: Maurice Moore, Chance Mara, Tyson Knippelmeyer, Nate Tedennan, Bailey Parde, Eddie Key, Cody Chilen, Austen Green, Austin Bretting, Derek Bargmann, Brett Bratrsovsky, Tyrin Rutherford, Alex Brown 4th Row: Trevor Jacobson, Brook Bolles, Coach John Catlett, Coach Jake Froscheiser, Head Coach Mark Waller, Coach Doug Niel en, Coach Byron Riddle, Coach Seth White, Coach Tim Amen, Dayton Golden, Camden Lawrence 5th Row: John Baade, Monty Bornemeier, Coach Ryan Hitz, Coach DJ. Battiato, Student Manager David Powers, Co~ Victory Haines, Coach Russ Plager, Coach Jon Squier, Coach Mateo Molifua, Matt Dietz, Noah Housh

Front Row (L to R): Austin elson David guyen Alex Puente , David guyen 2nd Row: e er Kluc~ Brian Puckett 3rd Row: Coach Matt Lickliter, Devon Th~ n

w (R to L): Madison Sebo ow, Jenni J(amryn Sannick , Courtney Stephe s, Fergu on, Rachel Sumner : Caitlyn Wei , Katie Fi her, De tet, Leyton Bruegman, Katie Rosenbaum , Schrunk ,: Natalie Stanley, Coach Jay Stoa, Coach a Gee, McKenzie Stoa

First Row (L to R): Bethany Keeshan, Andru Hansen, Jordan Maxfield, Jake Eastman, Chris Marquez, Jacob Miller Ashli Glosser, Jacob Maxfiel , Makenzie Sanders, JP Murray, Trey Yelling, Zach Turner, Mason Rezac, Alejandra Ayotitla Cortez 2nd Row: Cruz Martinez, Valerie Thomas, Randy Thomas, Megan Witcig, Nick Stanley, Leah Abebe, Philip Truong, Kennedy Krikac, Jesika Berger, Brett Karjewski, Jessica Brennfoerder, Andrew Martinez 3rd Row: Mandera Gatwech, Evadne Hendrix, Atem Lueth, Nate Stanley, Sammy Miller, Mandy Amberg, Moujtaba Mohammed, Lueth Lueth, Janina Schulz, Danielle Ochoa, Mohamed Hamdan, A'zavier Hutchinson: Jeralyn Poe, Alexander Higgins 4th Row: Trevor Kopf, Ryan Hughes, Jackie Garcia, Coach Brian Wandzilak, Coach Sara Domeier, Coach Matt Musiel, Coach Quinn Lewandow Coach Josh Wall, Claire Bartels, Nathan Price, Kyle Meers 5th Row: Noah Wahling, Lesly Garcia, Josh Morrison, Jordan Blayney, Shatice Archie, Joey Black

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rrhrou.gh out the 2 0 l 2-20 l 3 basketbal l season., North Stars girls st.rove f'or irnprove:r nen.t :H:avin.g o:n.]y tvVo sen.iors players, Sh.atice Archie ( l 2) a:n.d Renee Lloyd ( l 2), the tea.r.ns vVere f'illed vVith lots of' n.evV faces, in.cludi:n..g many f'resh.:r:nen , vVho jumped at the cha:n.ce to be on both the varsity and junior varsity squads. These girls took the extra ef'f'orts, to bond. vVith ea.ch. other over a lock in at the beginn.i:n g of' the season., a:n.d many team d.in.n.ers. Althou.gh they did. not have a vVin.n.ing season, they grevV tre:rnendo u.sly as a team. and never gave up. ''"W'"e need to keep a :positive attitude," Archie stated, 'Tt's the most irnp0rtan t thing."

Corrrtng in.to the school year, many of'the f'resh.men d.idn.'t kn.OvV vVhat to e ~ c t "I knevV it vVasn't going to be easy," Ela.in.a °lv1:ayer (9) said, ''"W"e vVOrked hard every day at practice." Every game, they made goals f'or each other, a:n.d f'or themselve s. 'rh.ey had on.e small goal f'or every game such as, f'evVer turn.overs , or shooting more. 'rh.e girl's J:esketba.11 coach, Eric vV"illia:rns said. 'Tts irnp0rta:n .t to improve one thing at a tiJ:ne." All of' the J:esketbal l teams stayed :positive, vVorked hard, and. became the best they could be. Like any ot.:h.er girls spart, their :rnen.tal grone vVas very imparta:n .t Bef'ore the garne, they had to f'ocu.s. So:rne used the time on. the bus to listen to mu.sic, -w-hile others vVOrked on ho:rnevVo rk, but they all used the time to prepare f'or the ga:rne. rrhrou.g-h out the game, a:n.d even. af'ter_the struggle continued .. Being their f'or each other vVas irnparta:n. t, a:n.d that in.eluded having lots of' lau.ghs a:n.d f'un. along the vVay. All of'the girls became closer, vVorked hard a:n.d did the best they could.. 'rh.ey f'ou.ght through struggles a:n.d learn.ed a great deal about being a good teammate s a:n.d never giving up, even. vVhen it got dif'f'icult

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Girls Basketball

1. Katie, Horan (10) dribbles the ball up the court during a basketball game against East. 2. Elaina Mayer (9) fakes out an opponent during a game. Elaina was one of the 7 freshman on varsity. 3. Leyton Bruegman (9) tries to get open for a pass during a basketball game. • 4. Angelique Archie (10) tries to keep possesion of the ball during a game against Southwest. 5. Shatice Archie (12) drives the ball towards the basket during a game against Southeast. 6. Kai lee Brown (10) dribbles up the ball during a game. Kallee was one of three sophomores on the team this year. 7. Renee Lloyd (12) takes the ball up the court during a game.

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"THE TEAM'S PROGRESS HROUGH THE SEASON WAS GREAT" -

JOEL WIENHOLD

ffl:Ho "t. rricl I>e: s: .io.r sen ng stro five by led -was 3 l 0 2-2 l 20 the zn. t.ea ~ s ' r a e y t las ke nl.f U l0 saIX the . D.ted "tl\78 all ~ ll dze Bir vor Tre . and :is, oun. Y n. hsi ~u n. uye Ng .:n. Joh %XJBD. Enr lqu e Gar ay, "{N'Q r0 e:tt har close to ythe t.ah. YXla ery Ev . d.:id. ythe at ~h y act] e.x: -was t th.a . a:nd .Q. tear a as ter t::h:ing: to get bet

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the w,sh.o p hel . you , t:ioe prac at live ng rk:i: "W'O hen -:w . day :ry eve ith "liV' rk wo ula. -wo y the r one had . a par tne 's Fro ch. Coe as d. -use ~ l a Tm .is. ou:n Y i sax : ves roo . and s qu.e .:n.:J teoh e:nt 1a:r c!iff oth er tean nxla tes how - to do

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1. Enrigue Garay (12) focuses on taking down an Omaha Bryan competitor. Garay was on varsity wrestling this year. 2. Trevor Birdzell (12) raises his arm after a victory. This was Birdzell's fourth year on North Star's wrestling team. 3. Tyler Broeker (10) tries to flip over a Southwest competitor. This was Broekers second year wrestling for North Star. 4. Tre'quan Netherland (10) gets in a stable position to take down a Southwest opponent. Netherland has wrestled two years at North Star. 5. Darius Brown (10) tries to pin a competitor. This was Brown's first year on Varsity. 6. Aaram Gerlach (11) tries to roll over an East op.ppoent. Gerlach wrestles in

170.weight group.

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F'irst Row (L to R): Darn 2nd Row: Ali Ridha, Must 3rd Row: Chase Reineke, 4th Row: Andrew Pham, Alissa Senger , Josh Morris

Foster andy Thomas, Stac pe, Hailey Kirstine, bar, Quincy Koll, M

Estivill y d, Coach Ryan Fleming, Coach

3rd Row: Student Manager Taytum Dickman, Student Manager Maci Reeves, Coach Nate Jarecke, Coach Ben Davis, Teth Chieng

First Row (L to R): I aiah Bush, Bailey Fulmer, Jaime Pedraza, Isaias Solis-Zaval Trai Harsh, Gage Davi on, Enrique Garay, John guyen, Denzel Angeles, Juan Ramirez, Irnran Attaie, Samantha Chessmore, Brian Pooler 2nd Row: PJ Patterson, Nolan McNair, Seve Longoria, Darius Brown, Donald Teburso, Tyler Tongish, Kolton Larsen, Randy Juarez, Tyler Howard, Tyler Broeker, Donnie Verkerke, Aaron Pineda, Hakar Mustafa, Josh Jackson 3rd Row: Derrick Hoffman, Christopher Hoover, Logan Shattuck, Student Manager Emma Sanderson, Student Manager Payton Palmer Coach Ryan Hitz, Coach Rus Hitz, Head Coach Jake Froschei er, Coach JJ Frink, Student Manager Mikaelah Molifua, Corbin inkier 7.achary Gaber, Trevor Birdzell 4th Row: Mushin Younis, Zach Jackson, Chris Yoder, Aaram Gerlach, Noah Wahling Mario Qark. Skyler Vaught

Brea Bowman, Katie Fisher, Ra ya Neujahr 2nd Row: Payton Eickhoff, Hannah Gr aff 3rd Row: Coach Jeremy Fisher, Student Manager NatashaKopejtka

· ~-I'll~~ had a slow- start th:is past spriJ tor baseball had to hold tryouts, along

"'\i\Teeks of' practices

rrid.oors. Ad.am Claypool ( 1 2) of'f' the bag outside com ee•1:U]n.e -wTiming streak, in.-

P - r:I'ha.t "'\i\Tin. pushed the

games"'\i\T ere "'\i\Tehaven .'t

ting cage, f': all:f tobesq-esi ;;;t:

the teJilX~'!-T'

ms that "'\i\Tere occurring "'\i\Then. out u.t on. the field th:is past spring, e f'or the teams. Seth "W"°ilder ( 12)

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Baseball

1. Dillon Ertz (9) strides out to try and beat out the throw to first by East High freshman baseball t vide a base runner for North Star. 2. Arron Hayes (11) catches a fly ball in right field during warmups before the game against Fremont ing this time to allow the other players to warm-up. 3. Seth Wilder (12) gets a pitching sign from coaches in the dugout. Wilder gave the signal posed to throw that pitch. 4. Tyler Coufal(12) finishes out the game pitching against Fremont Bergen. Coufal went in 5 .Logan Broker (11) completes his pitching sequence. Broker started as pitcher for the first g e of the 6. Jon Rall (12) waits for a runner of the opposing team to reach second base to put on a tag. R

"PRACTICE DICTAT

As the first day of' Spring sport practices rolled around. = ups V1Tere h.an.ded out, tea.ms V1Tere called, and tou.r:n.ain.en.ts, meets, and

practice V1Tere scheduled, North Star's boys golf'team sat at the :Engh-lands Golf' Course V1Ton.derin.g vVhen th.ey vVould be able to practice. \/\Tith sn.D¼r piled u.p, it looked like it V1Tas go.in.g to be a rocky start to

the boys' season, but their attitudes rern.atn.ed positive. As soon as th.e ~ came out th.e boys V1Tere out on the course daily. ''Every player

has a:n. m.dividu.alized practice each day to prepare them.selves f'or th.e I

meets :in vVhich they play. Golf' is a game of' practice and repetition.

so our practice habits v'ITill dictate our :individual successes on the golf'

course," said Coach Scott Friesen. 'rhis sea...c:;on v.ras Friese.n's f'irst year coaching boys gol.£, and he only hoped f'or the best. "Our number one goal is simply to be better golf'ers th.an. V1Te V1Tere at the be.ginning of' the season." Support f'or the team V1Tasn.'t lacking th.is season.- "Our teams are supported very V1Tel1 by our ath.letic and sch.ool ad::rn.in.istration a:n.d as a coach that is all you. can ask f'or," Friesen said.. HovVever, th.e f'eelin.g of' being a team v.ras alV1Tays a struggle :in go1f. "While most peaple viev.r golf' as an :individual sport, postm.g ma.i:nly your ov.rn score, North Star's golf'ers tried to mak.e it as team-oriented as possible. '"rh.e players are TI.OVIT dressing u.p the day bef'ore meets, th.ey have a team break.fast the

day of' the meets, and they compete again.st each oth.er :in practice. .All of' these little th.in.gs bring :individuals to team successes," said Friesen.

'Tt's mu.ch easier to bond together as a team if' v.re help each other keep a positive attitude," said tvVo-year letter v'IT:inner Ryan 1\11:iku.s ( l l )_ "Whether th.e boys V1Tere practicing, competing against each oth.er, or again.st oth.er schools, they vVere bettering themselves as players and as people. As 1\11:iku.s said, 'Tve seen myself' grD¼r as a golf'er, as V1Tel1 as a person..''

1. Ryan Mikus (11), a two-year letter winner for the North Star team plays a practice at Highlands Golf Course before a meet. Even with a snowy start to the year, the boys kept their spirits up and played their best. 2.Jack Rall (9) and Taylor Martin (11) watch Ryan Mikus (11) putt during practice. The feeling of being a team may have been difficult in golf, but by playing practice rounds together, the boys bonded. ..,. 3. Joel Brown ( 11) a three-year golfer for North Star tees off at Highlands golf course during a practice round. Brown hoped to repeat his trip to state last year during this year's season.

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Boys Golf

A TE AM AN D SPORT-"~-~M~A~DD_Y KRZY C:KI :t:y of' ret:urn:m. g playe.rs as

aecided t.en.n:is "™ the spring' "AAl:=-.-r-u'°A

t.ea:r.n had. 1 a players th.at consisted.

of'j-u:n.iors and seniors.

) said. "'Some a f ' Y n y guys f'riends

dOD.vi:n.oed.. :me to tryou.t.- 'I'he group relat.ionsb .:ip, -w-ltich. helped. th.Ell'n

beat Sou.th.east. th.e1r £"IrSt. meat

to encourag e each other

sa:Jd. af'he.r t.ea:rn. you::ng talen.t and ex-th.at mucih. easier_ 'I'he IJl!Pe:b.:J.rr.t i:n.q players ~th

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1 1. Ashley Pietenpol (11) hits a backhand shot at practice. Pietenpol plays number one singles on varsity as well as number three doubles. 2. Marissa Schild 2) gets ready to hit the ball during practice. Schild is one of the few seniors o varsity and plays number five singles. 3. Lesly Garcia (11) hits th ball during a rally. This is Garc;a's first year on varisty and plays number one doubles with Jackie ,_...,====; ;:=;;'--1,!~~

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" H A R D WORK LEADS T O suCCEs S. fl ALEX BECKER

Th e No rth Sm r boy 's soc cer boy s Va rsit y soc cer teru n.

'T'h .e las:.; did n't sto p the m th.a ·, 1 'T'h .ey --w- orke d har d i:n. pra ctic e, and did a lot of tea rn bon .din .g --w- hich allo- -w-e d th.e m to cre ate five gam e --w-i:n.n.i:n.g stre ak · ~ are mo re of a fun: :lily th.a :n. a t "Al ex: Sto gd.i ll { l 0) said He ad Coa ..ch Lio n.el S u..a:isaid , ''Th e boy s kn.o --w- ho--w- to p l: goo d socc er, --w-ith. har d --w- ork a lot of eff ort, th.e y lea rne d to pla y toge -th. er as a tea m I th.i:nJ>

the y'v e don e goo d this yea r." T:: Boy s var sity tea m pro ved th.en. har d --w-ork --w-h.en. th.e y def eate d

Eas t th.e sec ond t:irn .e th.e y play

the m dur i:n. g the HA C tau .ma m.e n.t { l -0) for th.e firs t t:irn .e eve r. ''"W"e --w- orke d rea lly har d, a

it pay ed off," said Cap ta:i: n. Tre v( Re: rn:n .itz ( l 2). All thr ee of th

soc cer tea ms at No rth Sta r ha · gre at sea son s a:n.d stro ve to u-npro ve bot h. on. and off' of th.e £-.·

1. Cruz Martinez (12) dribbles the ball up the field. Martinez is one of four captains on the team. 2. Aaron Pineda (11) pepares to mke a big save. This is Pineda's first year as a starting goal keeper on varsity. 3. Ali Ridha (9) scoops the ball up during practice. Ridha is the Reserve goal keeper. 4. Alex Becker (11) attacks the goal during a game against Norfolk. North Star beat Norfolk (2-1) in overtime. 5. Trevor Reimnitz (12) calls for the ball. Reimnitz is one of the four senior captains. 6. Eduardo Renteria (9) challenges for the ball. This is a reserve game against Southwest.

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Boy s Soc cer

7. Rogelio Valdovinos Gonzalez (12) looks to clear the ball up the field during a game against Norfolk. 8. Nestor Hernandez ( 9) shoots the ball during practice. All three teams practiced every day after school. 9. Alex Puentes (11) dribbles the ball up the field. The varsity boys soccer team finished with the best record ever created for North Star. 10. Alex Stogdill (10) tries to control the ball during a game against Norfolk. Stogdill was a major threat on the field this year.

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l:iegin.nin.g o£ April. The team -w-on. J. out o£ 3 gazn.es and :rmish.ed. •

4th place overall During the grun.e against Fremont, "W"itc"ig separated her shoulder. She -w--as out for t-w--o -w--eeks. Heidi Bartsch ( l l)

injured herself by hyper-extending her elbow- and Kyra Stradley sling :fo r a: ,w--eek: :v'\Zitc:ig :w411 a t tend ;.w--e s-ley

cn.ex.:tyea.r

2. Elaina M~ er 9 kicks the ball down the field to a teammate. Mayer is one of three freshman on the sguad . 3. Heidi Bartsch (11) takes the ball down the field. This is Bartsch 's third year on the varsity team. 4. Kenzye Merryman (10 blocks an Eas player ass e runs toward the soccer ball. This is Merryman's first year on the varsity quad. :, Pa" e Griffin 11 runs towards the ball. Griffin is excited t ea art of the varsi s uad this ear. 6. Kyra Strad ley (11) steals the ball from an East play...er. Stradley worked hard pre-season to return to the varsity squad this ear. 7. Kelsey Cumblidge (10) runs to retrieve a ball. Cumblidge is one of four sophomores on the team.

e is a team. score, -w-hich. ca:n. be

team. dOn.S.isted. of' zria.ny talented

same goal: they all -wan.t.ed to last t:s,ear's. To -work their -w-ay u.p,

to :rxm}"[e new- records.

t. they slow-]y aah.ieved. th.err goals. The u.nd.erclassrn.en. have

oved. to the upperclass-

-:rnen. that they d.o be.lo

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red. •not as gocxl' just because they are you.:n.ger. 'I'hey all try fr'.75~~;:::=:~

their best and bring their f"ull pot.en

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and the upperclassmen.

that." e.xpla.i::ned. Jit:oo •·~...,..,...., Griesp ( 1 2). I t ~ a regular

the -tear,n h.e.s. they had w-ords of' t t;t'.~~1:i.~~~Jl~~'fi:i,U~~;;;:

·:ty that e:fter- every niee

act·

-w-isd.orn t.ir.ne. 'I'h.is w-as the t:tr.ne -w-here the aoaclies let the sen.iors

The s;;en:iors bed the flrst of' speech.es, then the

Transi:t.ID:n.i::n.g in.to a :ne

year

d.o or the track. t.ean:i. 1e:t alone a:n..y other sports team at North S

. ~ e lost a lot of talent f'ro:rn last year, but the personalities

on 1:h.e t.eam Utis year l'Xl0Sh so

ell together. Everyone get:s along

an.c:1 the -work et:h.:ic is al'W"Sy'S

re. It brings the team th.at much

as aw-hole," said Coach ~ t t

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umel 'I'he energy on. the

track rield. w-as al-ways at a high po · t. "When. the r.no:rnsn.tu:rn w-as tk:. control and. tried to bring up -W--e have to :keep thee

gy alive. 'I'h.is is -w-h.en. w-e are

system af'the team Even -w-hen you're one of' the first

people d.one, you. f'in.d. yourself' ch.eerin.g everyone on., even. the last person," said. JP 'M:u.rray { l 2). "Ju.st like in. lif'e, it's sad. but you. mu.st leave the past behind. you," said. Joey Black { l 2). 'rh.a.t -w-as one of'the mottos that theseniors looked. at as a -w-ay to help make sure the 2 0 l 3 track team. -w-as going to be a good. one.

1. Kefani Broussard (9) practices the high jump before a meet early in the season. The track athletes had a rough start to the season with very cold weather but still found ways to improve their abilities later in the season. 2. Hailey Thalken (11) gets ready to jump the long jump during one of the track teams practices. Even though the weather hindered initial outside practice, once oudoors the team put in an enormous amount of effort. 3. Eddie Key (12) throws the discus during track and field practice. Key was an important leader for the throwers this year, leading them to big wins. 4. Cole Dempsey (10), midair in a jump, puts his full effort in during a jump at practice. Dempsey, while only a sophomore, has improved his jumps by a lot this year, opening up more opportunities for the future. 5. Trentell Gordon (9), Keanu Russell (9) and Trey Williams (9) take off during a quick practice run. The sprinters on the team showed they cm go above and beyond people's expectations by putting in good practices. 6.Jaelynn Griess (12), andjeralyn Poe (10) lead their teammates,JP Murray (12), Mason Rezac (9), Phil Truong (12),Joey Black (12), McKenna Leitschuck (11), and Andrew Martinez (10), in pre-practice warm-ups. It was important to not only compete, but to warm-up and practice as ate.

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Track ahci Fielci

Track ahd Field

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First Row (L to R): Anissa Reyes, Jocelyn Valle, Erika Montes, Aeryn Alm, Shelby Lee, Heather Schlegel, Jesika Berger, Jessica Gomez, Kayla Gaskins 2nd Row: Adora Mukuna, Danielle Ochoa, Evadne Hendr" , Natasha Kopejtka, Olivia Berks, Alicia Glaze 3rd Row: Claire Bartels, Coach Molly Shields, Coach Abby Poole, ~urielle Mukuna

First Row (L to R): Jared Williams, Braden Cox, Ethan Wobken, Jack Zigler, Austin Herzog Derek Mikus

Chris Van Dusen, Dillon Ertz, Ky le Settles, Chance Bowman, Jake D". sia, Tyler Smith

Jon Opfer, Coach Tim Opfer, C Travis Kerkman, Trevin Ball

First Row (L to R): Austin Nelson, Michael Leary, Jack Hartley, Corbin Van Dusen, Tyler Broeker, Jared Wolfe 2nd Row: Phil Holtmeier, Ethan Molifua, Logan Cale, Jalen Krusemar k 3rd Row: Zach Bash, Coach Boltz, Coach Lockert, Trevor Marreel

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Kendra Porter With God 's help to guide you, may you always be ambitious, caring, humble, thankful and happy. Life's whatever you make o f it. Laugh and dance often!!

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Ja1rrcrr1 Ahmaunn The new millennium began with you in kindergarten. Since that time you have always lived up to our "Don 't suck! " Ahmann fam ily motto in everyth in you 've done ... from the classroom to the tennis CO ' rts and everything in between! We're very proud of y u and all your accomplishments. Love, Mom, Dad, Pilar & Maja

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You accomplished what you had to do. Now the world of opportunity awaits for you.

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I'm so proud of you! Watching you grow up has been a great experience. Your ability to ride like thl wind on your horses is amazing. You have always been a kind though_tful young lady. Keep your hea · up, be positive, and ride through that game of life. You are so special to me. I love you so much!

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We gave you our love. You brought it back in aces. We gave you the venue. You became the star. Keep following your dreams. You can achieve them all. Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations, Austin! We are very proud of yo u and the yo un g man yo u'v e become. You have been an incredible blessing to ou r family. We know Go d has gre at plans for yo u, keep yo ur faith and stay strong.

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Al-Sarhani, Safaa 69, 127 Al-Sarhani, Samah 50 Al-Shara, Nabat 99 Al-Shara, Najwa 50 Al-Shara, Samo 50 Al-Waely, Mortadha 20 3 Alarcon San Martin, Emmanuel 99 Alali, H~ebt 50 Alatriste-flores, Daniel 50 , 53, 148, 154 Alcazar, Elizabeth 69 Alcazar, Steven 50 Aldekhel, Haydar 86 Aldekhel, Zahra 50 , 62, 124, 153 Aldridge, Kira 86, 90 , 151, 153 Alexander, Jacob 50 Alhasan, Amenah 99 Ali, Hawra 86 Aljaberi, Nabaa 51 Allen, James 69 Allgood, Andrew 8, 9, 17, 51 Allick, Sarah 99, 179, 20 6 Alm, Aeryn 86, 179, 20 2 Almazan-McDaniel, Izzy 69 Almazan-McDaniel, Kat 69 Alnajem, Ibrahim 26, 99 Alonso, Alex 51, 155, 156 Alspaugh, Nathan 86 Alsubiahi, Shaimaa 37 AlvcU"ez, Selena 51 Amberg, Mandy 86, 154, 178, 20 6 Amen, Coach Tim 174, 175, 20 4 Andersen, Kyle 86 Anderson, Kalynn 99 Andrade, Evelin 69, 148 Andrade, Joceline 51 Andrade, Mario 51 Andrade, Michelle 99 Andrade Guerrero, Maria 86 Andruss, Andrew 10, 133 Angeles, Denzel 99, 19 0 Angeles, Moises 69 , 174, 20 3 Angell, Jace 99 Anno, Corey 69 Appleton, Pr est on 51 Archer, Nicholas 99 Archer, Nick 175

Archie, Angelique 4, 86, 183, Balderas, Ramiro 99 19 0, 20 6 Bales, Lizzy 51, 121, 158, 172, 179 Archie, Shatice ta, 21, 51, 152, Balkus, Bran~i 37 165, 178, 182, .183, 190, 20 6 Balkus, David 37 Archuleta, Ralph 86 Ball, Tr ev in 26, 99, 121, 166, 174~ Arellanes, Gabriela 86 175, 181, 20 4 Arenas, Cassie 86 Barber, Bryana 70 Arington, Dylan 86 Bargmann, Derek 70 , 174 Arkulari, Katie 69, 151 Barkley, Jennifer 99 Armstead, Eugene 99 Barlow, Melissa 99 Armstrong, Jack 51 Barnacle, Bryan 37 Arndt, Jordan 99, 159 Barnes, Bailey 68, 70 , 141, 158 Arroyo, Joe 51 Barnes, Do nn a 37 Ashenbach, Emilie 51, 158 Barnes, Kaylina 86 Ashenbach, Mikaela 99, 159 Barowski, T rey vo n 99 Ashley, Joshua 19, 69 Barreda, Nellie 10 0 Ashmore, Dehvynne 99, 179 Barrios, Karen 51 Ashmore, Derrek 51, 137, 147 Barta, Colleen 37 Atnafu, Sandros 69 Bartels, Claire 86 , 119, 161, 178, Attaie, lmran 86, 190, 20 3 20 2 Austin, Travis 37 Bartsch, Heidi 70 , 20 2 Avey, Do ran n 37 Bash, Zach 20 4 Bassinger-Nelson, Teagan 22, 51, Avey, Matt 36 122, 134, 155 Avila, Mireya 99 Bates, Racheal 10 0 Award, Spirit 130 Ayala, Accel 51 Battiato, Coach DJ 20 6 Bauers, Morgan 10 0, 155, 16 0 Ayala, lzamar 99 . Ba~mann, Kierra 10 0 Ayala-Valladares, lzamar 99 Ayotitla Cortez, Alejandra 10, 11, Baxter, Lyrica 10 0 Baylor, Karmen 10 0 51, 121, 148, 155, 165, 178 Beard, Darian 10 0 Ayubzai, Adib 9, 70 Beasley, Hailey 86 , 177, 20 6 Ayubzai, Sh ah f aisal 86 Bechtel, Marilyn 37 Becic, Nerima 86 Becker, Alex 70 , 146, 196, 20 3 ... .. Beckman, Gussie 190, 191 Beeck, Susan 37 '" Begani, Sejad 51 Behrens, Gabrielle 86 , 127, 154, 156 Behring, Maddie 10 0 Baade, John 174 Bel, Luka 86 Baade, Johnathan 51 Bellas, Barton 145 Bachman, Rebecca 127 Belot, William 25, 10 0, 189 Bacon, Jan 232 Benedict, Sarah 51 Baier, Matthew 7, 70 , 140, 20 4 Benes, Zachary 10 0, 134, 154 Bailey, Gerald 51 Bengston, Kiera 70 , 137, 20 2 Baker, Allison 99 Baker, Gr an t 86, 174, 175, 20 4

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Benson, Anissa 10, 21, 51, 149,

161, 216, 234 Berger, Jesika 9, 11, 70, 164, 178,

202 Berks, Olivia 100, 191, 202 Bern, Mitch 37 Bernadt, Bailey 100 Bernt, Breanna 86, 179 Bernt, Chaney 100, 134, 135, 155,

160 Berry, Zachary 100 Bertram, Daniel 100 Berwary, Hussein 70 Berwary, Sirod 86 Beyer, Brook 86, 119, 175 Bilinac, Vanja 86, 207 Billesbach, Mia 51 Biloff, Baily 100 Bird, Breanna 86, 151, 157 Birdzell, Riley 27, 86, 139, 163,

Bornemeier, Monty 52, 149, 174 Borton, Jeremy 70 Borton, Trev or 100 Bose, Justin 70 Boston, Shelby 100, 191 Botts, Alisha 87, 88, 152 Bowman, Brea 87, 177, 191 ~owman, Chance 100, 175, 204 Boyle, Richard 37 Brady, Cole 87 Bragg, Tempest 109, 191 Braggs, Lacherro 52, 203 Bratrsovsky, Brett 52, 174 Bravo, Daniel 87 Breazile, Miranda 70 Bredemeier, Ronnie 87 Breemes, Mallory 52, 121, 154,

172, 173, 179, 209 Brennfoerder, Jessica 87, 165,

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Bretting, Austin 87, 174, 175,

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174, 187, 190, 205, 209 Bishop, Sam 51 Bitz, James 37, 156 Biven, Kimberly 37 Bjorkman, Josh 70, 204 Black, Hannah 87, 88 Black, Joey 51, 178, 200, 206 Blake, James 37, 156 Blayney, Ethan 87, 88, 94, 151 Blayney, Jordan 21, 51, 61, 121, 127, 153,178 Bliss, Kelsey 37 Blue, James 100, 175 Bock, Allen 37 Boerema, Coach Leann 206 Bogus, Ashley 11, 32, 70, 136, 137, 147, 157, 169, 207, 234 Bogus, Mike 37 Bogus, Nicole 100 Bohaboj, Alexus 17, 87, 88, 155 Boles, Nicholas 70 Bolich, Kayla 70, 156 Bolles, Bailey 100, 177, 190, 207,222,2 23 Bolles, Brook 70, 76, 166, 167. 174, 188, 205 Bolles, Coach Lanny 193, 205 Boltz, Amanda 37, 191, 204 Bond, Susan 37, 148 Bondagers, Gretnas 135 Book, Zach 9, 87, 88 Boone, Asia 100 Boone, Tanner 51 Boos, Devon 51 Booth, Ashley 100 Bordovsky, Blythe 51

Brickner, Anthony 24, 52 Briggs, Ben 87 Briggs, Mark 70 Brinkley, Terrance 87 Brinkman, Jamie 87 Brinton, Patrick 152 Broeder, Jessica 70 Broeker, Logan 68, 70, 146, 189,

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Bruce, Alyssa 87 Bruckner, Jerome 37 Bruegman, Lexye 2, 12, 52, 121,

128, 136, 139, 146, 170, 171, 177, 214, 217, 234 Bruegman, Leyton 10, 100, 157, 177, 190, 202 Bruggeman, Morgan 70, 202 Brunott, Coach Jason 203 Buchanan, Roy 52 Buettner, Robin 37 Bugna, Austin 87, 189 Bui, Chau 52, 121 Bui, Jessica 10, 49, 52, 127, 134, 138, 139, 142, 143, 158, 232 Bui, Stephen 87, 120, 157 Bui, While 143 Bundfuss, Daryann 70 Bundy, Brittany 52 Burbach, Bry'n n 70, 156 Burback, Brian 29, 38 Burton, Alex 52, 156 Burton, Nicole 100 Busboom, Kassi 52 Bush, Isaiah 87, 190, 206 Buzadzhi, Nadia 52 Byrd, Tyrah 100

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Cadwallader, Braxten 70 Cahn, Katasia 100, 159 Cain-McGarvie, Kolby f,2 Calafiore, Caleb 87 Cale, Logan 100, 189, 204 Cale, Morgan 52, 195, 207, 213 Calloway, Johnny 30, 87 Canby, Trenton 70 Cano, Jose 85, 87, 203 Cantarero, Stephen 52, 161 Cante Mijangos, Cinthia 100 Cao, Anna 87 Carcamo, Denisse 52, 131, 141,

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Carlisle, Elijah 32, 70, 78, 141,

200,206 Broussard, Kip 115, 139, 154, 174,

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183, 190 Brown, Kelsey 87 Brown, Laraysha 52 Brown, Savannah 87, 119, 152 Brown, Shaylene 87 Brown, Susie 37, 132, 133 Brown, Sydney 70

158 Chab, Austin 88 Chacon Sambrano, Katherir ne

101 Chadd, Hunter 101, 149 Chamberlin, Blake 22, 71, r~4,

143, 155, 169, 176 Chandler, Cody 101 Cha po, Tracie 38 Chavarria Sanjuampa, Pam la

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Brokaw, Chelsie 100 Broker, Brenda 37 Broker, Logan 193 Brooks, Clayton 100, 175, 189 Brooks, Clinton 87, 175 Brouillette, Trey 87 Broussard, Kefani 100, 159,

Casarez, Blas 87, 175 Casarez, Tommy 100, 175 Casch, Tanner 71 Casch, Tayler 101 Castellanos Lopez, Kevin 52 Cates, Tyler 52 Cathey, Joshua 71 Catlett, John 38, 174, 175 Cavitt, Deshawn 87 Cepurnieks, Bethany 87 Cepurnieks, Jacob 71, 127 Ceradsky, Morgan 71, 127, 154,

Chester, Alexus 88, 151 Chieng, T eth 88, 189 Chilen, Cody 71, 174 Choma, Kaycee 30, 101, W Choma, Tierra 52 Christensen, Addie 88, 179, J Christensen, Dean 204 Christensen Fischer, Angele; ,~ Christian, Dylan 101 Chu-Nguyen, Uyen 52 Chun, Jasmin 25, 88, 514 Church, Austen 19, 101, 166 r

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Church, Brianna 52 Clark, Charla 71 Clark, Dakotta 52 Clark, Dana 11, 71, 113, 155, Clark, Kiley 101 Clark, Lamario 88, 190, 20 Clark, Ryder 71 Clauson, Samantha 53, 115 Claypool, Adam 53, 192, 2 Clements, Jessica 38 Clover, Brandan 71 Coatney, Laura 101, 188 Coffey, Matt 53, 169, 176, 2( Coffey, Mike 71, 169, 176, 2( Coffin, Megan 88, 131, 159, 1

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174 Carlisle, Javon 71, 174, 206 Carlisle, Tereic 87,.174, 175, 189 Carlson, Hayden 100, 175, 189 Carlson, Kevin 52 Carranza-Rodriguez, Elizabeth

Coffin, Ryan 101, 155 Cohn, Staci 38 Colberg, Jared 101, 175 Colbert, Brooke 53 Coleman, Jadarious 38, 101 Conroy, Drake 101 Contreras, Jiro 71 Contreras, Joseph 88 Cook, Yvonne 38 Coolidge, Sebastian 88, 152, 153 Cordon Pinto, Rudy 88, 127,

203 Cordova, Katie 88 Cornejo Rangel, Luis 101 Cornejo Rangel, Valentin 71 Corum, W es ton 101 Cota, Dani 88, 119, 188 Cota, Jessica 38 Coufal, Coach Jeff 177 Coufal, Tyler 53, 139, 181, 188,

192, 193, 205, 211 Covert, Zach 53 Covil, Karen 38 Cox, Brandon 71, 175 Cox, Braydon 101, 189, 192, 204 Cox, Chris 38 Cramer, Nick 101 Crane, Samuel 53 Creek, Logan 71, 204 Crook, Janessa 53, 140, 191 Crouch, Emily 71, 179 Crow, Gavin 88 Crowder, Kyle 26, 53, 121, 174, 206 , 114 , 53 yla ka Mi k, an ksh uic Cr 1 202 Cruz, Darlene 101 Cu, Tien 101

Cuevas Solano, Nancy 88 Cumblidge, Coach Jeff 202 Cumblidge, Kelsey 85, 88 , 202 Currey, McKenzie 9, 88, 15'7,

Denesia, Jake 101, 189, 204 Dennon, Brett 54 Dens berger, Allison 71 Densberger, Ashley 53, 214 202 Densberger, Julianna 88, 127 Cvitak, Ta ylo r 53 Denysyuk, Andriy 71 Denysyuk, Diana 88 Denysyuk, Nataliya 53, 150 Denysyuk, Ol ek san dr 53 Denysyuk, Pa vlo 53 Derock, Jade 53 Derock, Jasmyn 54 Derr, Kimberly 88 Devine, Lori 38 Oak, W arel 53 Dewey, Da wn 30, 38 Damon, Calvin 101 Dey, Kyle 71 Daniels, Alexis 53 Diaz, Lesly 101 Dao, MicheUe 101 Dick, Jared 101, 149 Dickinson, Gabe 14, 54 Daraei Ahwaz, Miad 53 9 18 , 101 m ytu Ta n, ma ck Di 88 na Sa z, wa Ah i rae Da 155 , 153 , 101 n ria Da er, erg erb Di 101 y hle Dasher, As Dietz, Mathew 71, 174 Dau, Jenna 71, 188, 189 Dillard, Holly 50, 54, 152 Davis, Chase 101, 175 Dinh, Co urt ne y 54 Davis, Coach Ben 189 156 71, , 68 g an Qu , nh Di 88 dy Co , vis Da Dinnel, Cleo 54 Davis , Riley 84, 88, 134, 142, Dittmer, Alisha 101, 127 155 Dittrich, Jake 71, 149 Davis, Travis 101 Dixon, Adryenna 88 Davison, Gage 88, 175, 190 71 oth ku om Bu y, on bu Do 155 , 38 e rci Ma Dean, Dodds, Corey 54 Deboer, Chloe 71 Dodge, Abby 101, 155 Decker, Co no r 88 Domeier, Coach Sara 165, 178 Decker, Jeremiah 88 Dondlin ger, Nathan 71 Degarmo, Tr ys ton 101 Dong , Ajing 54, 145 Delgado, Jeff 53 Do rmer, Auston 54 Delp, Ta ylo r 150 38 , 26 yd Flo , hty ug Do 101 n da Jor i, sk ow mb De Dempsey, Cole 88, 95, 175, 20 0, Do v, Mary 101

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128, 134, 232 Downing, Alisha 71 Doyle, Rachel 72 Doyle, Sa ma na tha 102 Drake, Chandler 102 Drake, Na tha n 54 Drdla-Wiltse, Zdenka 38 Dreher, Nathaniel 72, 153 Duhrkop, Lexi 72, 177 Duncan, Kayla 30, 54, 213 Dunn, Matt 72, 154, 203 Duong, Dominic 102, 113, 156 Duoth, Ny ak ha n 102 Duranski, Reagan 102, 128, 129

Eastman, Co urt ne y 102, 122, 155,

160 Eastman, Jacob 72 Eastman, Jake 178, 205 Ebadeh-Ahwazi, Dina 88 Ebrahim, Mujtaba 88, 203 Effie- Thomas, Alexis 102 Eggerss, Mary 88, 119 Eggleston, Justin 38 Eickhoff, Coach Eric 189 Eickhoff, Coach Jerry 188 Eickhoff, Pa yto n 88, 179, 191 Eickhoff, Ta ylo r 88, 154, 179 Elazouzi, Lindsey 88 , 155 • Elder, Abbigail 102, 179 Elder, Zachary 72

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Elias, Majdal 72 Elias, Tahsin 89 Elias, Zaidan 102 Elliott, Leah 23, 89, 154, 155 Eldridge, Kristen 72 Elrod, Amber 54, 152 Elser, Stefan 38 Engel, Jack 102 England, Laurie 38 Enriquez, Jeffrey 54 Epp, Morgan 54 Epting, Isiah 72 Erickson, Codie 89, 154, 158, 159 Erickson, Danielle 89, 206 Erickson, Jasmine 102 Ertz, Dillon 102, 175, 193, 204 Escobar Garcia, Brayan 102, 188 Escobedo, Brianna 102 Escobedo, Elizabeth 54 Espino Espinoza, Kelvin 89 Espinoza, Beatriz 54 Espinoza, Jesus 89 Estell, Amber 54 Estivill, Guillem 72, 188, 203 Estle, Nick 102, 175 Estrada, Jayme 89 Etmund, Cory 54, 149 Euter, Kimberly 7, 54, 121, 150, 154, 157, 216, 234 Ewald, Jaynee 72 Ewald, Lauren 102 Ewing, Bailey 102, 175 Ewing, Riley 89, 175, 206

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f acemire, Jennifer 72 f acemire, William 102, 206 faller, Courtney 102, 173, 179, 207 Falter, Nancy 34, 38 f arahbod, Jordan 72, 153 Farber, Coach Matt 188 Farber, Jonathan 54 f arber, Melanie 39 f arley, Austin 72 fast, Cole 55 fast, Kalin 55, 203 fast, Lynette 6, 7, 39, 157 f atemi, Michelle 39 Faulhaber, Richie 89 f aulk, Isiah 89 f auth, Amanda 55 f eliciano, Hector 203 f elipe, Ashley 55 Fellers, Johana 72, 115, 155 f endrick, Amy 39 fen ton, Nathan 102 fen ton, Sam 72 Ferguson, Coach Darren 177 Ferguson, Sydney 17, 72, 137, 170, 171, 177, 234 fem, Diane 39 Figueroa, Daniel 89 Figueroa, Maricarmen 102 Figueroa, Maricruz Gonzalez 55

finch, Brandy 72 Fischer, Haylee 55 Fischer, Jeremy 39, 191 Fisher, Amy 39 Fisher, Katie 102, 127, 177, 191, 206 Fisher, Marian 39 Fitzgerald, Alyson 72 Fitzpatrick, Gage 102 Flamig, Mikah 55 Fleming, Coach Ryan 188 Fleming, Hailey 102, 128 Fleming, Ryan 39 Flora, Carol 39 Flores, Jesus 72 Flores, Kymberly 55 Flores, Nancy 102 Florez-Alcazar, Aylin 102 . Flynn, Alex 55, 149 Flynn, Rachel 89, 149 Focht, Thomas 39 Fomenko, Ivan 55 foreman, Davari us 32, 55 Foster, Vincent 102, 175 Foster, Vivian 89, 177, 188 Fountain, Cassandra 72, 74, 207 Fountain, Jacob 89, 160 Franke, Katharina 29, 72 Frack, Susan 39, 151 Francis, Moses 102, 203 Frederick, Lauren 72 Fredrick, Miles 55 Freeman, Destiney 89 French, Ashtyn 72, 179, 206 f riesen, Scott 39, 168, 178, 194, 205 Frink, Coach JJ 190 Froscheiser, Jake 39, 174, 175, 187, 190

Fry, Caleb 22, 72 Frye, Ethan 102 Frye, Jared 102 Fulmer, Bailey 89, 175, 190 Funkhouser, Kyle 72, 174

Gaber, Zachary 89, 175, 190 Galas, Ben 89 Galaviz, Andrew 102, 175 Galvan, Danielle 55 Galvin, Augustin 102 Garafan, Dina 89 Garafan, Nyibon 55 Garay, Enrique 55, 153, 187, l 0 Garay Jr, Tomas 39 Garcia Torres, Oliver 72 Garcia, Bobbie 206 Garcia, Brenda 55 Garcia, Jackie 11, 19, 55, 121, : 5, 154, 160, 195 178, 207, 210, ~ , 234 Garcia, Lesly 72, 82, 155, 178 195, 207 Garcia Rubio, Diana 55 Garcia Rubio, Luis 72 Gardner, Bailey 89, 158 Garrido Salgado, Daniel 89 Garrison, Amber 89, 159 Garrison, Katie 55, 155 Gaskins, Kayla 89, 202 Gates, Caitlyn 89, 113, 155 Gatwech, Mandera 73, 178

Gatwech, Th om as 102, 189 Geddie, Jarnia 206 Gee, Angela 39, 177 Gehrig, Austin 102 George, Miranda 72, 73 • Gerlach, Aararn 73, 187, 190 Gerlach, Haleigh 55 Gerlach, Skyler 89, 175 Geyer, Alyssa 73 Geysun, Carrie 73 Gibbs, Holly 89 Gibbs, Tiara 55 Gibilisco, Rebecca 73, 177 Gibson, Konnor 73 Gibson, Michael 55 I Giebelhaus, Jordan 73 Gilbert, Alex 73 Gillispie, Landon 102 Gillotti, Brooke 39, 202 Gillotti, Michael 39 Glaze, Alexandra 73 Glaze, Alicia 103, 202 Gleason, Desiree 73 Glosser, Ashli 85, 86, 89, 154,

178, 202

Goebel, Courtney 55 Golden, Dante 73 Golden, Dayton 89, 174, 175, 189 Golden, Derrick 16, 103, 175 Gollin, Kayla 103 Gomez, Jessica 103, 202 Gonzalez-Flores, Viridiana 89 Gonzalez-Mendoza, Giselle 103 Goodwin, Jennifer 39 Gordon, Nataliha 103 Gordon, Trentell 103, 20 0, 206 Gore, Brandon 55, 174 Gose, Brett 7, 103, 115, 128 Gossett, Britnee 103 Govori, Keti 73 Graff, Hannah 98, 103, 191 Graham, Delveion 55 Graham, Jaqwan 73, 189 Grant, Abby 103 Graves, Justin 19, 103, 153, 156 Graves, Zachary 73, 139, 152, 156 Gray, Trequan 232 Gray, Jordan 73, 203 Gray, Nicholas 9, 73 Gray, Tre Qu an 189 Gray-Sawyer, LaNeisha 29, 55,

145, 211, 216, 234 Green, Amber 89, 125, 161 Green, Aspen 24, 73, 179 Green, Austen 55, 174 Greenfield, Aeryn 89, 20 6 Greenfield, Ashton 55

Greenrod, Caleb 89 Greenrod, Jake 55 Gregory, Megan 89 Gress, Johnny 89, 191, 203 Griess, Jaelynn 55, 172, 173, 179,

206

Griess, Rodney 147 Griffin, Paige 73, 202 Grimsley, Jenna 56 Grobe, Emma 103 Groeteke, Erin 39 Gronenthal, Kierra 89 Grove, McKenna 90, 122, 157,

Hammett, Alyssa 25, 103, 177 Hamo, Amir 103 Hamo, Naief 56 Hamo, Sarnir 90 Hampton, Kaylee 90 Hamy, Kilestan 90 Hanks, Sammantha 103, 155 Hansen, Andru 103, 178, 206 Hansen, Ashley 56 Hansen, Lisa 40 Hansen, Matthew 73, 113, 13~,

160

155

Groves, Mikeal 90 Grow, Ashleigh 103, 155 Grubb, T rayten 7, 56 Grunder, Zach 24, 121, 125, 127,

Hanson, Dawn 103 Harding, Elijah 103 Hargreaves, Leah 73, 155, 161 Harpham, Ryan 90 Harpham, Sydney 56, 28 Harpster, Jillian 11, 40 Harrison, Lucas 21, 56 Harrison, Zachariah 56 Harrold, Nickolas 90 Harsh, Aliya 103, 179, 207 Harsh, T rai 90, 175, 190 Hartley, Jack 84, 90, 180, 189,

20 0, 20 6 Griess, Justine 103, 173, 179, 190,

222

203,210 Grunder, Zachary 56 Grundman, Katie 73, 77, 131, 158 Gubbels, Austin 73, 204 Guerrero, David 103 Guijarro, Ana 103 Gum, Bakhita 35, 56 Gum, Nancy 103 Gustafson, Brandon 72, 73 Guticz, Sally 72, 73 Gutierrez, Arisbeth 56 Gutierrez, Jose 90 Guy, Heaven 103, 159

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Habtu, Bernnet 103, 108, 175,

206 Hagerbaurner, Alexis 73 Hahn, Cody 30, 56 Haider, Fatima Al 69 Haider, Zaineb Al 86 Hain, Traci 90 Haines, Coach Victory 174 Hakenkamp, Joshua 103 Hall, Brittney 90 , 149 Hall, Christian 103 Hall, Dylan 103 Hall, Haley 10, 56, 149 Hall, Jonathon 40 Hall, Tessa 73 Halsey, Falla 36, 40 , 152 Harn, Lizzy 73, 152

Hernandez, Autumn 103 Hernandez, Oilean 103, 154, 157 Hernandez, Erika 56, 132 Hernandez, Joshua 56 Hernandez, Lizbeth 56 Hernandez, Nestor 103, 197, 203 Hernandez, Qu in to nl ee 90 Hernandez, Tania 90 Hernandez Sanchez, Evelyn 90 Herrington, J.J. 74 Herrington, Narica 74 Herting, Lindsey 40 Herzog, Austin 104, 20 4 Herzog, Taylor 10, 56, 115, 121,

Hamayak, Afak 56 Hamayak, Araz 56 Hamdan, Mohamed 56, 165, 178,

20 4 Hartsgrove, Raeanna 90, 161 Hartzell, Ben 73, 141, 205 Harvey, Anthony 56 Harwood, Elizabeth 151 Hasan, f erial 90 Hasan, fir as 56 Hauser, Ga rre tt 74 Havlat, Jordan 54, 56 Hawkins, Austin 56 Hayes, Aaron 74, , 193, 205 Haynes, Kili 103 Haynes, Marianna 90 Heafer, Bailey 40, 179 Hedges, Katharen 47, 74, 152 He i kinen, Milla 31, 56, 121, 150,

153, 157, 217, 234 Heili, Ta yl or 26, 74, 137 Heller, Cody 74 Hellerich, Dave 40, 160 Heminger, Cara 32, 33, 40, 154 Hemmett, Lori 40, 145 Hendrix, Evadne 28, 103, 127, 157, 178, 202 Heneger, Callie 90 Henn, Michael 56, 153 Henning, Emalee 56 Hennings, Nathan 56 Henry, Gavin 90, 175 Henry, Ty le r 163, 174

154, 177

Hessheimer, Abri 90 Hesso, Oello 56 Hetland, Kristi 32, 33, 36, 40 Hicks, William 74 Hietbrink, Kelcie 104 Higgins, Alexander 74, 155, 178 Higgins, Keely 74, 152, 154, 206 Hightower, Chase 104, 20 6 Hilger, Tristan 74, 174 Hille, Jade 90, 134, 155, 160,

20 6 Hillman, Addi 104, 173, 179, 20 6 Hillman, Stephanie 90 Hirsch, Sidney 165 Hite, Maurice 30, 56 Hitz, Coach Russ 190 Hitz, Co ac h Ryan 174, 190 Hitz, Katie 90, 179, 202 Ho, Byron 104 Ho, Nguyen 49, 56, 125, 153, 156 Hoang, Trish 57, 121, 160 Ho~hne, Cynthia 40 ·Hoferer, Colton 57, 125, 153, 161,

185 Hoferer, Schyler 90 Hoffman, Derrick 57, 187, 190 Hofmeister, Tiffany 57 Hogan, Alec 19, 25, 57, 115, 121,

139, 152, 153, 155, 189, 216, 234 Holbrook, Jaden 35 Holbrook, John 90 Hollcroft, Sara 40 Hollingsworth, W hi tn ey 57 Hollis, Dakota 74, 155 Holmes, Megan 104 Holt, Devonte 74, 75, 188 Holt, Elijah 74 Holtmeier, Phil 85, 90 , 189, 20 4 Hood, Britney 57 Hood, Kendra 90 Hoover, Alyssa 104, 159 Hoover, Ann Marie 90

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Hoover, Chr isto phe r 104, 175,

190 Hoover, Nicholas 90, 174, 175 Hoo ver, Sam anth a 57 Hopkins, Isacc 104 Horan, Austin 57, 112, 121, 139,

145, 163, 181, 188, 215 Horan, Katie 90, 139, 171, 183, 190, 207, 234 Hor n, Dixie 40 Hor n, Hou ston 104 Horner, Seth 90, 189, 203 Hor ton, T onic ia 90 Hosek, Ren ee 40 Hoskins, Abigail 74 Hott, -Justin 104, 176 Houlden, Cole 74, 142 Housh, Han nah 104 Housh, Noa h 57, 163, 167, 174,

181, 188 How ard, Cyerra 90 How ard, Tyle r 90, 190 Hoyt, Robbie 104 Hu, Chris 72, 73, 74 Hudgins, Victoria 40 Huffman, Kaitlyn 74, 157 Huffman, Kassidy 104 Hughes, Rya n 74, 178 Hughes, Tyle r 57 Hulit, Tre vor 91, 92 Hull, Tre nton 74, 206 Hunt, Deagan 57 Hunt, Kylee 104, 128 Hunt, Tavlin 104, 206 Hurd, Rileigh 104, 159 Hurst, Tyle r 91, 92, 203 Husenaj, Sen ad 104, 106, 188,

206 Hussain, Yasir 57 Hut chin son, Azavier 74, 178,

206 Hute, Darrell 40 Huy nh, Anh Khoa 74 Huy nh, Kim 74, 124, 125, 161 Hylden, Seth 40

Ibanez, Marcos 104 Ibar ra Garcia, Elizabeth 74, 154 Inness, Daisie 104 Inness, Zack 57 Ismail, Alaa 104

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Ismail, Thiy aa 57, 160 Ivie, Dayjah 104 Izaguirre, Alex Reyes 109 Izaguirre, Dulce 104 Izaguirre, Eric 91, 92, 203

Jaber, Hana 47, 57, 121, 208 Jacinto, Dulce Medina 60, 150 Jackson, Cody 57 Jackson, Deon 104 Jackson, Josh 104, 175, 190 Jackson, Zach 174, 190 Jackson, Zachary 74 Jackson-Suarez, Deja 74 Jacobson, Trev or 57, 174 Jacoby, Coach Bruce 178 Jacoby, Emma 19, 74, 127, 163,

168, 169, 178, 195, 201, 234 Jaimes Espinoza, Estefany 91, 92 Jaimes Vargas, Ped ro 91 James, Tay lor 74, 158, 206 Jamison, Becca 104 Jarecke, Coach Nate 189 Jarvis, Chance 104, 149 Jarvis, Molly 91, 92, 155 Jeizan, Benyamin 74 Jensen, Emily 74 Jensen, Julia 104 Jensen, Park er 104 Jensen, Trev or 104 Johnson, Alex 57 Johnson, Ant hon y 104 Johnson, Bryan 206 Johnson, Dylan 91, 92 Johnson, Jessy 104, 149 Johnson, Levi 104 Johnson, Lexie 105, 128 Johnson, Licia 91, 92 Johnson, Ryley 75 Johnson, Kristin 40 Johnson, Shari 11 Johnson, Tyle r 91, 92 Jolliffe, Tori 75, 179 Jones, Brent 57 Jones, Sam 175 Jones, Courtney 105, 119 Jones, Malik 105, 189 Jones, Sam 91, 92, 189 Jones, Zeffrey 58 Jordan, Abbigale 75 Jordan, Alexandra 75, 127

Jordan, Kelsie 105 Juarez, Lezter 91, 92 Juarez, Randy 58, 190 Julch, Kylah 75, 152 Juracek, Jake 75, 146 Jurgens, Jessica 58

Kadavy, Shelby 9, 75. 149 Kambol, Shams 105 Kanu, Phil emo n 75, 203 Kaohn, Brandon 75 Kapinga, Esther 127, 150 Kapke, Joette 40 Karjewski, Brett 178 Katzer, Krystal 105 Kauk, Delane 40 Kay, Sarah 105 Keeshan, Bethany (Annie) 9, 75,

139, 164, 178, 206 Keiser, Alexis 105 Kennedy, Kenya 58, 152 Kerkman, Travis 41, 204 Kesmer, Sanel 75 Kesner, Michael 49, 58 Key, Eddie 47, 58, 65, 174, 200 , 206 Keys, Raja-Nee 34, 58 Keyser, Tristen 105 Kholousi, Vafa 58 Khoudeda, Asia 91, 92 Khoudeda, Elias 58 Khudhur, Asmahan 75 Khudhur, Berevan 75 Khudhur, Kawa 105 Khudhur, She erva n 91, 92 Killingsworth, Rachel 23, 58, 121 Killingsworth, Tho mas 105, 155 Kim, Cindy 190 Kincade, Tyr ee 75, 189, 206 King, Rachel 41 Kinkennon, Talyon 91, 92 Kinney, Camelle 41 Kirby, Tyle r 75 Kirkland, Linda 41 Kirstine, Hailey 105, 188 Kistaitis, Ashley 105, 179 Klein, Jacob 105, 153 Klimm, Linda 41 Kloecker, Jack 75, 118 Klosterman, Rachael 75

Kluck, Gloria 12, 58, 113, 122,

123, 155, 160

Kluck, Meyer 91, 92, 176 Kluczynski, Jennifer 91, 92, 17 Knight, Crystal 58 Knight, Jason 105 Knight, Alyx 41 Knippelmeyer, Tyson 58, 174 Koang, Nyathase 105, 191, 2 Koat, Nyalieb 91, 92 Koch, Jerica 105 Kohl, Emily 91, 92 Kolb, Allyssa 105, 179 Kolb, Courtney 75, 179 Koll, Qui ncy 48, 58, 179, 184

185, 188, 217, 234

Kometscher, Mark 58 Kometscher, Tessa 58 Konovalchuk, Alyona 75 Kantor, Elizabeth 41 Kopejtka, Natasha 91, 92, 191

202

Kopf, Trev or 75, 178 Korth, Haley 58 Kotik, Kristen 41 Kotschwar, Ashley 75, 152 Kouakou, Joel 98, 105, 127 Krajewski, Brett 105, 165, 18~

206 Kreikemeier, Alek 75, 140, 17

204 Krichau, Michaela 75, 153 • Krikac, Kennedy 21, 91, 92, 1.

160, 178, 206

Kringel, Aleciya 75, 157 Krogh, Markus 58 Kroll, Megan 41 Krusemark, Jalen 91, 92, 204 Krzycki, Abram 5, 105 Krzycki, Isabelle 58, 188 Krzycki, Madison 105, 163, 17

184, 185, 188, 195, 207 Kucera, Zachary 91, 92 Kumpost, Josiah 91, 92 Kusek, Anthony 75 Kuznetsova, Inna 75

LaPour, Sabrina 58, 59, 128 Lado Andrea, Dina 105, 206 Lado Andrea, Jean 14, 59, 19( Ladue, Eleanor 105

Lam, Kevin 59, 203 Lamb, Dylan 59, 115, 121, 122, 155, 160, 161, 214, 216, 234 Lambe, Brooke 132 Lamborn, Kasey 59, 121,.154, 158 Lammers, Coach 205 Lampe, Brooke 105, 188 Languis, Jacob 75 Languis, Jaimie 105, 179 Lantos, Angelo 59 Lantos, Nathan 91, 92, 146 Lapp, Jacob 59 Larabee, Devin 91, 92 Larsen, Devon 105, 175 Larsen, Kaleb 105 Larsen, Kolton 75, 174, 190, 204 Larsen, Riley 105, 175 Larson, Kolton 174 Larson, Noah 105 Laschanzky, Emily 91, 92, 159 Lavelle, Coach Todd 25, 177 Lawrence, Camden 91, 92, 174, 175 Lawrence, Taylyn 91, 92, 128, 206 Laws, Journey 75, 151 Le, Christine 91, 92, 115, 207 Le, Cynthia 91, 92 Le, Diana 91, 92 Le, Dung 59, 160 Le, Gary 76 Le, Hang 76 Le, Kenny 91, 92 Le, Nhu-Quyhn 91, 92 Le, Tinh 59, 160 Le, Tuan 76, 160 Le, Vu 105

Leary, Michael 91, 92, 204 Leatherwood, Dustin 105 Lee, Kaitlyn 76, 112, 191 Lee, Nicholas 105 Lee, Quiniah 106, 179 Lee, Shelby 106, 177, 202 Lehr, Rachael 59, 128, 129, 143, 167, 211, 217, 234 Leichleiter, Cameron 76 Leija, Jesus 106, 203 Leimbach, Jason 41, 206 Leimbach, Coach Stacy 179 Leitschuck, McKenna 76, 115, 142, 155, 158, 200, 206 Lenz, Stuart 41, 154 Levos-Smith, Taylor 106 Lewandowski, Coach Quinn 178 Lewandowski, Nathan 98, 106, 175 Lewis , Madison 106, 128 Lewis-Hopkins, Bailee 32, 76, 158, 203 Li, James 76 Lickliter, Coach Matt 176, 207 Liddell, Jaci 84, 119, 177 Lien, Nicholas 59 Linares, Berenice 59 Linares Diaz, Gerardo 59 Linares Diaz, Yessica 76 Linke, Cole 175, 206 Lips, Haley 88, 127, 155 Livingston, Alisha 76 Livingston, Deyon 59 Livingston, Lamika 106 Lloyd, Renee 32, 59, 182, 183, 190,2 06

LoBrillo, Maddie 76, 179, 188, 206 Locke, Bailey 106 Lockert, Eric 41, 152, 204 Lomeli, Angel 30 Lamison, Justin 17, 48, 59, 230 Long, Ashley 101, 106 Long, Kalin 206 Longoria, Seve 76, 190 Maas, Melissa 106, 188 Lopes , Angelica 106 Maddux, Cyndy 41, 235 Lopez, Cindy 76 Maddux, Pete 29, 41 Madlock, Daquan 76 Lopez, f ernando _203 Madrigal Rodr-iguez, Daisy 106 Lopez-Chavez, Tania 59 Magnuson Mollie 157 Lorimer, Wendy 41 Lothson, Taylor 59, 119, 121, 128, Mai, Huy Khoi 106 Mai, Khoi 110, 206 146, 154, 217, 234 Marni, Elizabeth 59, 127, 155, 160 Lettman, Kayla 106, 179 Manley, Kayla 76 Loury, Zach 76 ~ Mann, Michael 59 Louthan, Joslyn 76 Mann, Taylor 128, 129 Lubker, Emma 59 Manning, Dalton 175 Lubker, Samuel 206 Manning, Dustin 59 Lucas, Ellie 59 Manuylo, Dennis 106 Lucas, Jessica 106 Manuylo, Dina 59 Lueth, Atem 76, 178, 206 Manuylo, Veronica 76 Lueth, Coco 106 Mara, Chance 76, 174, 206 Lueth, Lueth 59, 164, 178, 181, Markley, Cody 59 188,2 06 Markovic, Nathaniel 59 Lundholm, Nick 76 Marks, Andrea 76 Luu, Cuong 59, 121, 153, 160 Marquez, Christopher 76, 165, Luu, Linh 106 178 Ly, Bryan 106 Marr, Andrew 59, 146 Lynch, Madison 106 Marreel, Trevor 106, 127, 175, Lynch , Principal 142 204 Lynch , Tyler 106 Marroquin, Jorge 203 Lyons, Joel 106 Marti, Terri 30, 31, 41 Lyons, Jennifer 41 Martin, Emma 106

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225

Martin, Haley 106, 155, 160 Martin, Hu nte r 59, 119, 121, 135,

2089 Martin, Juan Alarcon San 69 Martin, Laura 47, 60, 206 Martin, Max 106, 153 Martin, Sean 76 Martin, Tay lor 76, 194, 205 Martinez, Adan 41 Martinez, Andrew 178, 200, 206 Martinez, Cruz 60, 178, 196, 203 MartinezJr, Daniel 41 Martinez, Justin 60, 206 Martinez, Karla 60, 154 Martinez, Shelby 60, 152 Martinezturrubiartes, Alejandro

Mc fad den , Kailee 106, 107 171,

177, 202 Mcfarling, Avi 76 McGarvie, Kasey 175 McIntosh, Alexandria 76, 131,

158 McKee, Austyn 77, 134, 155, 160 McKinney, Christina 106 McKnight, Paige 106, 159 McLaughlin, Bryce 60 McManus, Evie 60 McManus, Lydia 77, 206 McMeekin, Mitch 156 McNair, Nolan 77, 174, 190 Medearis, Alisha 107 Medina Turrubiartes, Guadalupe

127,153,155,161 Merica, Da kot a 77 Merica, Ricky 107, 175 Merriweather, Daresha 60, 77,

206

210

Mohammed, Musaab 107

107, 156, 203

Martynyuk, Martin Daniel 106 Martynyuk, Natalya 69, 76 Martynyuk, Pau l 106 Matamoros Acosta, Luis 76 Matthiessen, Delores 41 Matzen, John 42 Maxfield, Jacob 60, 145, 178,

Meeks, Sha nta shi a 100, 107 Meeks, T yne sha 77 Meers, Kyle 60, 178 Meier, Haley 77 Melendez, Brian 203 Menard, Chellsea 77 Mendez, Axel 57, 60, 203 Mendez, Fabricio 77, 203 Mendez, Karla 60 Mendez, Luis 203 Mendez Bentancourt, Jose 107 Menne, Cameron 77 Mensah, Kafele 206 Meraz, Lincy 23, 60, 122, 134,

Maxfield, Jordan 106, 178 May, De lan ey 91, 92 May, Delany 84 Maya, David 76 Maydwell, Kelly 42 Mayer, Elaina 106, 177, 182, 183,

190, 202 Mboulou, Pas cal e Ndamo 107 McAndrew, Maya 106, 179 McBride, Nicole 60 McConnell, Brittany 60 McConnell, Rebecca 42 McElroy, Jeremiah 60

204 Mikus, Ry an 77, 79, 194, 205 Miles, Erin 42, 145, 154 Miller, Austin 60 Miller, Coach Nate 188, J89 • Miller, Daniel 107, 175 Miller, Dejay 60 Miller, Cheryl 42 Miller, Jacob 107, 165, 178, 206 Miller, Marissa 7, 107 Miller, Sam my 107, 178, 191 Miller, Zachrey 107 Minnick, Sha wn a 132, 151, 157 Minshall, Sum me r 60 Minter, Isaiah 145, 174, 175 Minter, Michael 60, 174 Mistoler, Nathaniel 107 Mitchell, Bonnie 42 Mitchell, Kylie 77, 179 Mobley, Kristofer 77 Mohammad, Colsum 107 Mohammed, Moujtaba 77, 178,

60, 156

206

Messersmith, Alyssa 60 Messersmith, Ma tthe w 107, 203 Metzger, Emily 107, 177 Meyer, Alysa 107 Meyer, Skyler 60, 120 Meyers, Jessica 42, 144, 177 Meyers, Jimmy 60, 153, 208 Meysenburg, Gra nt 107 Meysenburg, Kyle 21, 77 Meza, Maribel 60 Middagh, Sha nia 34, 77 Mikaya, Jacson 174, 175 Mikesh, Jessey 60 Mikus, De rek 46, 107, 168, 169,

142, 155, 160, 161 Meredith, Sav ann ah 22, 60, 121,

Merryman, Kenzye 202

Molczyk, Hailey 77 Molifua, Coach Mateo 174, ff Molifua, Ethan 93, 115, 175, 2( -1 Molifua, Mikaelah 60, 115, 13, ,

139, 146, 158, 170, 171, 177, 19( , 212 Montes, Erika 202 Moody, Kenysha 93, 206 Moon, Jenni 5, 27, 77, 177, 18L 185, 188 Moore, Tar a 42 Moore, Brooklyn 77 Moore, Kiera 93, 122, 160 Moore, Makael 93 Moore, Maurice 48, 60, 166, 174, 188, 206 Moore, Tay lor 93 Mora, Juan 93, 203 Mora Rodriguez, Ra ym und o 7 Mora Rodriguez, San dra 61 Morales, Eric 107 Moran, Arturo 61 Moreno, Lupita 77 Morrison, Josh 49, 61, 115, 149

178, 185, 188, 206

Morton, Kenneth 42 Mourad, Hafeth 93 Mrkaljevic, Emina 107, 179, 2 S Mueller, Kasey 19, 61 Mukuna, Adora 93, 149, 150,

154,202 Mukuna, Murielle 61, 150, 154

202 Mukuna, Sabrina 107, 150 Mundembo, Esther 77 Mundorf, Audrey 102, 107, W ,

159 Mundorf, Stephanie 61, 149

Muniz, Jessica 107 Murch, Becca 48 , 61, 157 Murray, Ashley 77 Murray, Emily 61 Murray, JP 61, 139, 178; 20 0, 20 6 Murrell, Kiah 77, 127 Musiel, Matt 42, 178, 20 0, 201 Musiel, Candyce 42 Musiel, Co nn or 77, 188 Musil, Mike 42, 126, 127 Mustafa, Hakar 61, 19 0 Mustafa, Laween 93 Mustafa, Tijan 107 Myers, Jacob 107

Nguyen, Dalena 61 Nguyen, Damian 61 Nguyen, Oat 61, 78, 93, 16 0 Nguyen, David 61, 70 , 78, 93, 113 , 156, 176, 20 6 Nguyen, Duy 62 Nguyen, Hang 78 Nguyen, Huyen 93 Nguyen, Jennifer 26, 78, 107 Nguyen, John 62, 169, 176, 187, 190, 23 0 Nguyen, Johnny 68, 78 Nguyen , Jonathan 78 Nguyen, Kelvin 78, 156 Nguyen, Kenny 25, 62, 78, 161, 23 0 Nguyen, Khoa 78, 16 0 Nguyen, Kim 78, 93, 150, 153, 154 , 156, 157 Nguyen, Linh 107, 16 0 Nguyen, Long 62, 16 0 Nguyen, Ly 62, 16 0 Nguyen, Michael 78 Nguyen, Monson 108, 127, 156 Nadeem, Nabra 107 Nguyen , Nam 78, 16 0 Nafea, Diana 93 Nguyen, Nancy 108, 191, 20 6 Nafea, 0u lof an 107 Nguyen, Ph at 78 , 150, 156 Nahorny, John 107 Najera Portillo, Bibiano 107, 133, Nguyen, Ph u 78 , 124, 125, 127, 161, 176 151, 155, 157 Nguyen, Qu yn h 62 Nava, Mariah 93, 154, 156 Nguyen, Rick 93 Neal, f alyn 61, 115, 154, 215 Nguyen, Suong 93 , 122, 160, Neal, Tim 77 20 7 Neamat, Heliz 61 Nguyen, Tai D 93, 16 0 Neamat, Srbiste 93 Nguyen, Ta i T 93 Needles, Ryane 107, 155, 159 Nguyen, Ta m 10 8 Neemann, Michelle 77 Nguyen, Tam Khuu 91, 92 Nelsen-Smith, Cecilia 77 Nguyen, Th ao 62 Nelson, Austin 85, 93, 176, 20 4 Nguyen, Thi 78, 16 0 Nelson, Danielle 77, 179 Nguyen, Th om as 93, 20 6 Nelson, Elizabeth 93, 20 6 Nguy en , Th u-N ga n 78, 127, 150, Nelson, Hagen 107 153, 16 0 Nelson, Nathan 61 Nguyen, Th uy Ti en 62, 16 0 Nelson, Qu en tin 93 Nguyen, To mm y 10 8 Nelson, Tyler 78 Nguyen, To ny 78 Nelson-Hitz, Kristi 42, 179 Nguyen, Tu an 9, 78 Nesson, Luke 49 , 61 Nguyen, Vu 78 Netherland, Tr eQ ua n 93, 166, Nguyen, Vy 93 175, 187 Nielsen, Doug 42, 166, 174 Netsvetayeu, Andre 107, 176 9 18 is nn De h ac Co , eto Ni 6 20 , 191 , 93 7, ya Ra hr, Neuja Nieto, Dennis 42, 133 Nevitt, Christina 42, 130 Nikang, Mandella 93 Newell, Joshua 61 Nimmo, Andrew 17, 78 Ngirangesil, W ya tt 93, 150, 20 3 Nimox, Manzel 78 Ngeleka, Gloria 150 78 a rm No x, mo Ni 93 n be Ru i, Ngoy Nisley, Sh an e 78 Nguyen, Ba 78 Noble, Brenna 62 Nguyen, Calvin 93 Norris, Michaela 78 Nguyen, Cindy 61, 7, 130, 158

Novacek, Jack 10 8 Nutter, Holly 62 Nutzman, Maddy-Ray 93, 150, 161 Nwaturuocha, Ruth 62, 131, 137, 139, 158, 165, 181, 20 6, 217, 234

Padilla, Giselle 10 8 Pafford, Derrick 62 Palagi, Kathryn 79 Palmer, Pa yto n 79, 158, 19 0 Pa lm eri n Montes Do, Andres 94 Pa lm eri n Montes Do, Brenda 62 Oc ho a, Danielle 93, 118, 119,. 157, Pa rde , Bailey 79, 126, 127, 174, 20 6 161,165, 178, 20 2 Parra, Jose 63 Odem, Joseph 62 Pasa, Sam 63 Oeastman, Morgan 127 Paschold, Susan 43, 157 ~ Oestmann, Morgan 93, 156 Patak, Chelsy 63 Ogden, Ta nn er 78, 177 Patel, Krupa 79, 20 7 Ogden, Tiffany 78 Pa tte rso n, PJ 94, 19 0 Ohle, Jermaine 62 Paulson, Kali 108, 159 Okerlund, Kate 133 Paulsen-Schaaf, Jennifer 43 Olberding, Amanda 79 Pearson, Branden 94, 174, 175, Olesen, Brendon 10 8 20 4 Oliver, Rachel 79 Pedraza Vaquera, Jaime 22, 19 0 Olmscheid, Jordan 10 8 Pekarek-Agbo, Jazzmyn 10 8 Olsen, Destiny 62 6 20 , 191 , 179 8, 10 e ne sti 0e lc, Pe 79 , 62 i kk Ni , Olsen Pence, Ta ylo r 63 Olsen, Rochelle 42 Peregoy, Marty 43 On eth , Kathleen 42 Pereira, W ilb er Joya 58 Ong, Hiep 10 8 Perez, Marlin 132, 133 Ong, Huy 93 Perez, Aaliyah 94 Opfer , Coach Tim 20 4 Perez, Mallary 63 Opfer, Jon 108, 175, 181, 20 4 Perez, Samantha 94, 191 Orellano, Hugo 148 Perez, Vallory 94 Ortega Sanchez, Cindy 79 8 10 n eli os Y o, ed alc -S rez Pe • 8 10 a an Di z, he nc Sa Ortega Perfecto, Alex 10 8 Ortiz Luna , Karen 08 3 20 , 94 l nie Da , cto rfe Pe 79 n do Osborn, Jay Perfecto, Edgar 79 Osborn, Joni 22, 43 Perfecto, Maria 79 Osborn, Nolan 79 Pester, Barbara 43 Osman, Elias 62 Peters, Isaiah 108, 155 Os man, Nasima 62 Peters, Kylie 63 Osman, Salah 10 8 , 127 2, 12 8, 10 ie nz Ke Mc s, ter Pe 9 14 Ottis, Dylan 155, 16 0 Ouellette, Morgan 79, 141, 168, , 179 8, 10 , 98 y ile Ba n, so ter Pe 178 20 6 Outz, Kenny 62 6 20 , 179 8, 10 en Jad n, so ter Pe 94 leb Overstreet, Ka Petit, Gabby 108, 179 Overstreet, Keilaughn 88, 94 Petit, Gabriella 191, 20 7 Petit, Micah 63 Petrie, Kalen 79, 137, 168, 178, 20 6 Pe tty , Caleb 63, 169, 176, 23 0 Ph am Tran, Qu yn h 63 Ph am , Andrew 94 , 188

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Pham, Hong Yen 63, 121, 160 Pham , John 63 Pham, Lien 63, 121, 160 Pham , Nina 79 Pham , Selena 108 Pham , Thien 79, 160 Pham Tran, Vy 60, 160 Phung, Tran (Miky) 79, 137, 154, 160 Pickel, Tayler 105, 108, 153, 155 Pickerel, Alex 63 Pickett, Brianna 63, 190, 206 Pickett, Brook 94 Piepho, Madison 79 Pierce, Nathan 108, 206 Pietenpol, Amber 11, 63, 115, 121, 123, 154, 160, 173, 189, 215, 216, 234 Pietenpol, Ashley 71, 79, 154, 175, 179, 195 Pilney, Melissa 43, 154 Pined a Gamez, Aaron 10, 79, 190, 196, 203 Pischel, T ria 43 Pisa, Nadia 94 Pizzola, Haylee 94 Plager, Coach Russ 174 Plaksina, Anna 157, 79 Pleasant, Cyante 35 Pleasant, Anjuli 63 Poe, Jeralyn 94, 162, 164, 165, 178, 200, 206 Poole, Coach Abby 202 Pooler, Brian 94, 190 Pope, Emily 108 Pope, Lucaus 79 Pope, Malia 43 Poppas, Zach 63 Porter, Kendra 11, 63, 115, 149, 209 Pounds, Mathew 79 Powe rs, David 79, 149, 205 Powe rs, Natalie 108, 149 Predm ore, Rachel 94 Price, Kathryn 43, 133 Price, Nathan 178 Price, Vann 5, 43, 121, 233 Prindle, Caleb 43 Puckett, Brian 79, 161, 176, 206 Puentes, Alex 29, 79, 140, 176, 197, 203

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.Roth, Courtney 109 Renner, Coach Cindy 179 Rudolf, Kevin 57 Renshaw, Jarrek 109, 152 Runge, Laura 30, 43 Renter, Coach Nate 176 Rupert, Jesse 94 Renteria, Areli 63 Renteria, Eduardo 109, 196, 203 Russell, Keanu 109, 200, 206 Ruterbories, Molly 80 Renteria, Erik 64, 203 Rutherford, Tyrin 174 Renteria, f abiola 80 Ryan, Kevin 64 Requejo, Ruben 109 Ryan, Kourtney 109 Requejo, Rudy 64 Q~akenbush, Hailee 108 Ryan, Paula 30, 43 Reyes, Andrew 109, 175 Quattrocchi, Tony 43, 181, 188 Ryder, Ashley 80 Reyes, Anissa 109, 202 Quible, Shann on 9, 43 Ryder, Cole 64, 203 Reyes, Brian Melendez 77 Quirk, Nicholas 94 Reyes, f ernando 94 Quiroz Espinoza, Gisela 18, 79 Reyes, Jesse 64 Reyes, Oscar Salazar 95 Reynolds, Megan 94 Reynolds, Tyler 64 Rezac,· Mason 109, 151, 178, 200 Rhoades, Aaron 94 Rice, Dominick 64 Sabatka, Robert 80, 153 Rice, Jaymee 109 Sabin, Caitlin 80 Rice, Skyler 68, 80 Raiter, Ashley 79 Sabin, Sam 64 Richards, Chance 80, 152 Rall, Jack 108, 194 205 Sabin, T revin 80 Riddle, Coach Byron 174 Rall, Jon 63, 193, 205 Sabio, Jason 203 Ridha, Ali 109, 127, 176, 188, Ramadhan, Ahmed 94 Sabio, Obed 19, 21, 93, 95 196, 203 Ramey, Megan 63 Sabir, Kaashif 95, 127 Ridha, Mustafa 64, 121, 127, 176, Ramirez, Adam 63 Saddler, Ktarra 95 185, 188, 217, 234 Ramirez, Juan 94, 190 Sadler, Ashton 109 Rieker, Ryan 43 Ramirez, Karina 94 Salam, Hana 208 Riesenberg, Katelyn 80 Ramirez, Miah 108 Saleh, Zainab 95 Riggins, Erin 109 Ramirez, Yulissa 94 Salistean, Rob 43, 118 Rios, Daniel 64 Ramos, Shaelyn 94 Sallinger, Drew 80 Ristolef, Reseul 175 Ramos-Diaz, Lorenzo 63 Saltzman, Jacob 80 Roberts, Alexis 64, 213 Ramsey, Caitlin 94, 127, 179, Saltzman, Joe 5, 21, 64, 154 Roberts, Austin 109 206 Samp, Ben 95 Roberts, Garret 80 Rangel, Marina 63 Sanchez, Alesia 80 Robinson, Alexis 109 Ratliff, Amanda 48, 63, 119, 185, Sanchez, Elizabeth 95 Robinson, Carina 207 188 Sanchez, Karina 64 Robinson, Marsha 43 Ratliff, Mikayla 79 Sanchez, Marisol 95 Rocke, Danielle 109, 131, 159 Rausch, Nancy 43 Sanchez, Miranda 80 Rodriguez, Angel 94 Ready, Tanne r 63 Sanchez, Odaliz 109 Rodriguez, Keury 64 Reagan, Ciara 152, 153 Sanders, Maddie 80 Rodriguez, Odalis 109 Reagan, Rebbeckah 63 Sanders, Makenzie 95, 178, 2C Rodriguez, Rachel 80, 156 Recker, Zach 80, 189 Sanderson, Dave 44 Rodriguez Laravie, Leonardo Reckling, Vonnie 80, 81, 172, Sanderson, Emma 14, 159 109 179 San Miguel, Celeste 109 Romero, Carlos 64 Redowl, Brooke 94 Sannicks, Kamryn 98 Romero, David 80 Reel, Dalton 30 Romero, Denise 21, 72, 80, 155, Santos, Odell 44 Rees-Donscheski, Kyle 108 Satorie, Jen 44 161 Reese, Jordyn 85, 94, 155 Satra, Shanna 29, 80, 145, 2 Rood, Harrison 94 Reeves, Maci 108, 173, 179, 189 Satree, Charmain 16 Rood, Jerica 94, 155, 160 Reeves, Seth 63 Saunsoci, Monique 109 Rooh, Roshanak Sabok 95 Reid, Brianna 94, 119 Savala, Cheyenne 95 Rose, Austin 80, 174 Reimnitz, Trevo r 63, 121, 145, Savick, Savannah 23, 64, 121, Rosenbaum, Katie 80, 171, 177 169, 176, 181, 188, 196, 203, 209 153, 155, 217, 234 Rosonboom, Chantel 80 Reineke, Chase 103, 108, 188 Scdoris, Jared 80, 149, 205 Ross, Corron 109 Reineke, Coach Alan 203 Scerini, Mataya 64 Ross, Dominick 109 Remple, Kimberly 15, 43

Schafer, Matthew 9, 155 Seacrest, Hayley 95, 159 Schafer, Megan 32, 80 , 155, 160 Seacrest, Susan 44 Schenaman, Jennifer 80 Sears, Marcus 95 Schenaman, Lee 80 Sedlacek, George 44 Schild, Marissa 21, 64, 121, 157, Seifferlein, Emily 44 · Semmen, Kennedy 81 195 Schippert, Tiffany 95 Senger, Coach Alissa 188 Schiwsow, Brooke 33, 64, 121, Serres, Kaitlynn 95, 177 215, 216 Servin, Anahi Palomino 79 Schlegel, Heather 80 , 158, 202 Settles, Kyle 9, 109, 175, 20 4 Schlegel, Julie 44 Shariati, Shenita 81 Schlegel, Keirstin 109 Sharp, Judith 81 Sharp, Missy 64 Schmidt, Blaine 9, 80 , 119 Schmidt, Coach Chris 188 Shattuck, Logan 81, 190 Sheets, Alisha 14, 15 Schmieding, Taylor 95, 181, 189, Shepard, Belinda 44 20 6 Sheridan, Tyler 64 Schmutte, Lisa 44 Sherman, Jesse 81 Schnabel, Ginny 44 Shields; Coach Molly 44 Schnepp-Copeland, Markaus 95 Shields, Jacob 64 Schoonover, Brianna 64, 140 Shikho, Chiyavan 64 Schossow, Heath 109, 175 Shoemaker, Kimberly 64, 121, Schossow, Madison 109, 177, 131, 158, 213 195, 207 Short, Hannah 95 Schroeder, Zach 109 Shulyak, Ilya 109, 175, 203 Schrunk, Brianna 95, 119, 177 Shulyak, Valeriya 81 Schrunk, Zak 64, 66 Shuman, Libby 81, 161 Schuller, Megan 64, 210 Siders, Celia 81 Schulz, Janina 11, 81, 178, 188, Sifuentez, PySon 35 20 6 Sifuentez, Reynaldo 64 Schwaninger, Kyle 18 Simental, Briana 95 Schweitzer, Sydney 95, 159 Simpson, T riston 99, 109, 118, Schwenka, Tess 44 169, 180, 188 , 189 Schwisow, Brooke 33, 54, 121, Singleton, Bobbi 109, 177 161, 201, 215, 216, 234 Sisson, Zeta 95 Scott, Calvin 109 Slechta, Jackson 49, 122, 151 Scott, Daisha 81, 191, 20 6 Slezak, Riley 81, 188, 20 5 Scott, Taylor 81 Sljivo, Romano 95, 203 Scrivner, Angela 44

Smalley, Brittanie 65 Smith, Cameron 110, 155 Smith, Carrisa 65 Smith, Casandra 65, 118, 119, 135, 155 Smith, Devan 81, 156 Smith, Dhakiya 81 Smith, Jayden 35 Smith, Kole 81 Smith, Laura 95 Smith, Tracy 44 Smith, Tyler 110, 175, 20 4 Smutny, Dalton 85 Snyder, Jacob 95, 175 Snyder, Mazzii 110 Solaiman, Ahood 110 Solis Zavala, Blanca 65 Solis, Larry 81, 203 Solis-Zavala, Isaias 81 Solorio, Club Sponsor Desirae 157 Solorio, David 95 Solorzano, Nathaniel 110 Soper, Austin 81 Sorto, Lori 44 Soto, Edgar 65 Soulliere, T risten 81, 20 6 Spadt, Destanee 65 Spino, Kelvin 203 Springer, Alexis 110, 179, 20 6 Squier, Coach Jon 174 Srb, Tyler 81 Stalsberg, Detrik 65 Stanle y, Natalie 95, 160, 177, 20 6 Stanley, Nathan 95, 178, 205 Stanley, Nicholas 95 Staveness, Lizzy 7, 95, 152

Stearns, Jada 30 Steckly, Jeralyn 95 Steckly, Nikkita 81, 152 Steele Coach Megan 177 Stege, Kendall 44 Steider, .Glenn 44 Steiner, Brooke 110, 177 Steiner, Devan 110 Stepanyuk Anastasia 95 Stepanyuk, Andrew 110 Stepanyuk, Zoryana 81, 157 Stephens, Courtney 95, 171, 177 Stevenson, Luke 81 Stewart, Olivia 110, 127 Stithem, Dylan 81, 139, 155 Stivers, Zach 81 Stoa, Coach Jay 177 Stoa, McKenzie 32, 35, 81, 141, 146, 154, 171, 177, 187, 230, 231, 234 Stofferahn, Paul 96 Stogdill, Alex 9, 85, 96, 157, 174, 175, 189, 197, 196, 203 Stokes, Casey 16, 65 Stokes, Serenity 96, 152, 157 Storm, Stacy 96, 150, 152, 177, 188, 207 Stradley, Kyra 15, 81, 183, 190, 197, 202 , 234 Strahm, Brandon 81 Strahm, Brittany 96, 179 Stratton, Patricia 45 Stratton, Payton 110, 155 Strauss, Sarah 110 Streeter, Elizabeth 96 Streeter, Rebekah 110 Strickland, Richard 65 • Strilkivsky, Julia 110

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o one could deny the powerful impact the year brought on the World. For the fir ever a South American, Pope Francis I, was elected to replace a retiring Pope Ben XVI. Scandal rocketed the Notre Dame football team when Manti Te'o reported his tin con to ted elec in aga e onc was ma Oba nt side Pre . real a er nev fact in was d rien girlf e corr in aga e onc was vote t den Stu LPS The . ney Rom t Mit can ubli Rep r ove e erm in offic in predicting the election results, heavily favoring the current president to Romney. Commoner Kate Middleton made world news with her pregnancy announcement. or er eth tog e com to ed forc e wer ts ocra Dem and s can ubli Rep s, new an eric Am re mo In face economic turmoil with the Fiscal Cliff. Finally, the gun debate came to mass public attention with the murder of 20 first graders and six teachers at Sandy Hook on December 14, 2012.

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Like always, styles changed dramatically since previous years. A popular hairstyle for girls was the infamous sock bun. By cutting off the end of a sock and rolling it downwards, girls were able to look cute and effortless. Other common hairstyles were an assortment of braids, curling hair with a wand and shaved on the side. Boys owned as many pairs of Nike Elite socks as girls did shoes. One of the biggest controversies between boys was the loving or hating of bro-tanks. We either loved or hated the styles, but will we one day ask ourselves,

Strilkivsky, Ruveem 65 Stroman, Jordan 81 Strothkamp, Haven 96, 134, 160 Stroud, Coach Jenna 188 Stroup, Tanner 96, 179 Stuart, Kylie 27, 65, 121, 128, 129, 177, 193, 211, 234 Studnicka, Brady 81, 145, 146, 205, 232 Stuefer, Sam 110 Su, Coral 150 Suarez, Lionel 45 Sulejmanovic, Armir 65, 203, 230 Sullivan, Nicklas 110 Sumler, Sierra 110 Sumner, Maria 82 Sumner, Rachel 96, 177 Sutton, Olsen 96 Svatora, Lori 45 Swetland, Kelly 82

Tafolla Gonzalez, ltzamara 65 Tallon, Whitney 82 Tapia, Karen 82 Tang, Alan 96 Taylor, Alex 110, 127, 157, 191 Taylor, Molly 110 Taylor, Shelby 191, 206 Taylor, Troy 82 23 0

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Tompsett, Alexis 96, 154, 156 Tong,KimOanh160 Tongish, Tyler 96, 175, 190 Topping, Tyler 110, 175, 206 Torres, Nancy 65 Torres-Gonzalez, Pedro 110 Townsend, Susan 45 Tran, Duyen 66 Tran, Jaime 66 Tran, Jeanette 66, 150, 160 Tran, Khoa 66 Tran, Livia 19, 49, 66, 121, 151 Tran, Pham 121 Tran, Quynh 66, 150, 160 Tran, Toan 160 Tran, Trinh Vu 66, 121, 127, 160 Tran, Uyen 96 Tran, Zaman 110 Trang, Angela 66 Travis, David 36 Tretheway, Shari 45 Troutman, Tyler 110 Trujillo Alecia, Marcus 12 152 Truong, Hien 160 Truong, Justin 96 Truong, Philip 66, 121, 137, 178, 20 0, 206, 217, 234 Truong, Sara 110 Tuchardt, Jonathan 82 Tucker, Dana 45 Tucker, Dayonna 10, 155, 160 Turhardt, Jonathan 82, 157 Turner, Ashley 45 Turner, Hannah 82 Turner, Zachary 82, 149 Turner-Waddell, Robbie 110 Tyler, Kayli 110

Uhart, Jasa 82 Ulfers, Sierra 6, 82 Umana, Joe 96 Urbanec, Michael 110

Valdovinos Gonzales, Roger ( 197,203 Valencia Valencia, Luisa 110 Valladares-Juarez, Kimberly 8 Valle, Jocelyn 96, 148, 153, 2(' Van Arsdall, Rachel 82, 127, 1: , 207 Van Dusen, Chris 110, 175, 2 Van Dusen, Corbin 85, 96, m 204 Vance, Nathan 96 Vandyke, Jennifer 45 Vanek, Jodi 45 Vargas, Edgar 66 Vargas, Ezequiel 96 Vargas, Jordan 45 Varley, Reanna 66

Vaughn, Ashley 66 Vaught, Skyler 82, 19 0 Vecherinskaya, Irina 66, 82, 121 Velez-Maya, Sarah 96 Vergith, Dalton 96, 20 4 Verkerke, Donnie 111 Vermillion, Justin 82 Vermillion, Rachel 96 Vernon, Raymond 82 Versaw, Jacob 97 Vesely, Dade 9, 111 Vicharra, Aurora 97 Vidales Hernandez, Ricardo 82 Villa, Jose 97, 127, 175, 20 6 Villegas, Viviriana 111 Villata, Victoria 97, 20 7 • Vo, Nhu 66 Vodraska, Susan 82 Vogel, Drew 21, 97 Vogeler, Brayden 111 Voigt, Coach Philip 176 Vu, Aaron 82 Vu, Andrew 66 Vu, Diane 97 Vu, Tina 80 , 82, 146, 161 Vuong, Jody 66, 82, 121, 127, 137, 232 Vuong, Kent 29 Vuong, Trang 97, 16 0

Wade, Michelle 82, 150, 156 Wahling, Noah 83, 178, 190, 20 6 Wait, Ari 66 Waldvogel, Leah 20 , 21, 66, 161 Waldvogel, Nicholas 111, 155 Walker, Gage 97, 175 Wall, Coach Josh 178 Walla, Mason 97, 176, 20 5 Wallace, Joshua 97 Wall er, Mark 25 Walters, Brittany 111 Walton, Michael 66 W andzilak, Brian 45 W are , Charlie 48, 6 7 W are , Teena 45 Warner, Erin 83 W arta, Crystal 111 Washington Jr, Donald 67 Watford, Kayonna 111

Watson, Austin 97 Watson, Kirstie 6 7 Weber, Brodey 111, 151, 20 6 Wedeking, Val 29, 155 Wedgwood, Diane 45 Weeks, Jessica 83 Weers, Emily 149 Wegner, Chris 47, 155 Wegner, Kiersten 6 7, 155 Wehrs, Taylor 83, 154, 158, 20 6 Weideman, Zach 111 Weis, Tyler 111 Weiss, Caitlyn 7, 97, 177, 191 Wells, Jacob 67 Wentling, Natalie 97 Wenzl, Mark 67, 174, 20 2 Werner, Aleigha 83 Werner, Zachary 83 West, Austin 67 Westfall, Heather 83 Westphal, Isaiah 111 Westwood, Joanna 83, 152 Westwood, Jonathan 67 Wetzel, Sarah 83, 158, 20 3 Wheeler, Vanessa 6 7 Whetstone, Baylee 83 Whetstone, Colton 97 Whirl, Jayda 97 White, Coach Seth 174 White, Michelle 45 White, Shelbey 67, 177 Whitefoot, Coach Justin 20 6 Whitman, Kathryn 45 Whitson, Nick 111 Wie, Nyayiech 83 Wie, Tethloch 97 Wienhold, Joel 9, 83, 149, 154, 185, 188, 189, 234 Wiese, Scott 83, 20 6 Wiester, Coach Lucas 20 6 Wilder, Seth 67, 192, 193, 20 5 Williams, Amari 97 Williams, Aulana 6 7 Williams, Eric 182 Williams, Isabella 159 Williams, Jared 7, 67, 97, 111, 153, 20 4 Williams, Morgan 83, 190 Williams, Serena 34, 67 Williams, Tr ey 97, 20 0, 20 6 Williamson, Alicia 45 Wilson, Ashley 97 Wilson, Cindy 45 Wilson, Isaiah 111 Wilson, Landon 111 Wilson, Laurie 83 Winkler, Corbin 83, 174, 190, 20 5

Wintermute, Kristi 67 Winters, Jory 67 Wise, Myranda 30 Witcig, Megan 67, 139, 154, 178, 20 2 W ob ke n, Ethan 111, 168, 169, 20 4 Wolfe, Caitlin 36 Wolfe, Jared 97, 175, 20 4 W oo d, Coach Jeremy 190, 191 W oo d, Tessa 97, 152 Woodall, Rodney 174 W oo da rd, Megan 67, 14 0 W oo da rd, Sydney 111, 179 W oo dw ard , Jason 97 W oo dw ard , Sheryl 45 Woolsey, Gage 83 W ors ter , Bailey 17, 48, 67 W ors ter , Coach Paige 20 7 W ort ma n, Justyce 83 Woslager, Ladd 111 W otruba, Damian 83 W renholt, Matt 45 Wroblewski, Gavin 111 Wulf, Kyrie 83, 20 2 W ya tt, Halie 67

Zaida, Sa leh 20 3 Zapata, Jocelynne 97 Zarate, Ch ris top he r 83 Zetocha, No ah 9, 21, 83, 184, 188 Zhaiya, Abdulrahman 6 7 Ziegenbein, Jesse 67, 20 8 Zigler, Jack 111, 175, 189, 20 4 Zigler, Jake 83, 174 Ziola, Coach Ryan 20 6

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