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By: Nikolas Arenas
What used to be the past disciplinarians' "fish bowl" office is now home to the senior lounge. It was remodeled in the summer of 2010 with the addition of couches to relax, tables and chairs to do homework, along with a flat screen TV and gaming systems such as the Xbox 360, the Sega Genesis, and the all time favorite Nintendo 64. The senior lounge consists only of senior classrooms and a few offices such as the Student Council president's office. "This is where we spend our lunch and hang out after school time. Whether its studying, watching TV, or playing games, it is always a time well spent with my fellow classmates. I'm going to miss it," said senior Augusto Naccarato. (Inset) Mr. Leopolda Nuiiez walks through the halls of the school that was located on 8th street during the 1979 school year.
The main entrance of the school as it stands today is a staple in the Sweetwater neighborhood This main entrance was built for the opening of the school in 1981. This entrance led to the building, the Ramon Guiteras Library, and to the new and improved Garrido Family Plaza. (Inset) The main entrance to the school on its 8th street location circa 1975.
Over this past summer, a construction company worked tirelessly to transform the old central patio to the new and improved Garrido Family Plaza. This newversion of the central patio included several oak trees, brick pavers, and a metal statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on a pedestal. (Inset) The original school building did not include the gymnasium, the science pavilion, the Vsection, the administration building, and the Ignatian Center for the Arts. The football stadium, along with the track had not been built yet, as well as the baseball facilities that were remodeled in 2003.
During a cross country meet, Athletics Director Carlos Barquin cheers on sophomore Lorerizo Guido. Barq, as he has been called for many years, was a role model to many. (Inset) "Coach Carlos Barquin has coached many State Championship teams and exemplifies what it means to be a man for others on the playing field," said Victor Arrieta , '95.
One of the most recognized faculty member of the school, Mr. Patrick Collins engages his American Government History class during the 1987 school year. Mr. Collins has been a teacher in this school for 41 years and has taught over 5700 students. (Inset) "He has taught me to mentor our students and treat them with incredible respect," said Dean of Students Mr. Thomas De Quesada, '94.
Father Jorge Sardina, SJ, '45, listens to a confession from a student during the 1961 school year. Father Sardina is still considered one of the greatest role models of all times. In his 30 years working in this school, Father Sardina influenced many people including past and present faculty, administrators, and alumni. Although he passed away in 2008, his name is still mentioned throughout the school on a daily basis.
From Jesuits to teachers, to counselors and staff, not a single student can say that they were not influenced somehow by the members of this community.
The definition of a role model is a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people.
"There are so many role models in this school, you just have to look around and pick," said junior Carlos Muniz.
No other man exemplified this like Father Sardina, SJ, who ranked number one in the list of role models by the people interviewed for this article.
"Father Sardina was the grandfather I never
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By: Andres Sanchez
"Coach Tanger is an awesome father and he sacrifices a great deal for this school," said eighth grader Holman Rios. "For him it's all about the students."
With a history of over 150 years in education, there are so many role models from the past and present who have influenced the students of this school, that it is impossible to name them all. Fortunately, their positive influence lives inside of those who have been blessed enough to know them.
'Who's your role model today?
KEEPING
By: Julio Ayala
Wearing their respective Friday polos, senior Daniel Admire greets eighth grader Dary Globracher. Seniors and eighth graders were allowed to bypass the regular school uniform, and wear their polo shirts every Friday. The eighth grade polo was a short sleeve white shirt , while the senior polo was navy blue with long sleeves. Both types of shirts included the school logo on the top right corner.
Frankie Alvarez, '01, wears the school polo in 1995. This uniform, which came before the current version , consisted of a white, navy, or baby blue polos and slacks.
School Principal Fathe r Willie Garda-Tunon, SJ welcomes junior ,;;." Marcel Arzola the very first day of school; On the first day of school, most students wore the schootuniform perfectly. In addition to the usual white shirt; striped tie, and navy slacks, the required uniform included a variety of jackets and vests to suit different styles of fashion. (Inset) Mr. Carlos Bravo, '84, attends / the current schoo: wearing a school polo and slacks.
At an informal get together, seniors Jorge Alvarez and Nicolas Moreiras stop to chat. Typical teen fashion included snapback hat, polo shirts, and colored or patterned cotton bermuda shorts. Brands like Polo Ralph
and
were very popular among the students.
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Bernard Motla, '78, shows off his fashion sense at a school function during the 1978 school year.
"""'Spcrrti'ng the world's best flip, sixth grader Christian Martinez claims that his father, Michael Martinez '87 (Inset right) taught him to perfect the 'do'. Martinez used gel in the morning to keep the hairdo intact throughout the school day The school haircut policy has changed dramatically over the past 50 years as shown in the pictures below. (Inset below- top) Luis Diaz, '86, shows his version of the mullet. (Inset below- bottom) Andres Munoz-Bustamante, '76, is proud to wear his 'fro' and beard.
Eduardo Arazoza & Javier Arazoza
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By: Nikolas Arenas
frequent among ocean lovers alike and became very popular over the past years. The boat trip to Key Biscayne lasted approximately 20 to 30 minutes from the
making it easy for a weekday getaway. (Inset) Much like today, in 1988 sophomores Ari Fernandez, Richard Del
and
A group of students and their friends enjoy a summer afternoon in Bimini. Taking advantage of the Tropical weather and the proximity to this island, many students soaked the rays on the weekends.
Video gaming has become a popular pass time for today's generation, including senior Sergio Sroka who celebrates as he scores a game winning goal in Fifa 12. Fifa games by EA sports were said to be the most popular game in the world according to Gameinformer Magazine.
Living in Miami has always had its perks as juniors Mateo Buraglia, Nicolas Becerra, Felipe Prelleso, Jake Guzo, Carlos Castellanos, Diego Rosette, and Steven Tyler show on their way back from Nixon Beach. Boat rides to Key Biscayne were
Gables,
Campo,
Tony Hernandez spent their weekends on the waters at the Miami Rowing Club.
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In their philosophy class, seniors Mauricio Teran and Christian Solis look over their typed notes before a test. "I haven't written notes on a paper since my freshman year ," said Teran. Most students used laptops and iPads to take notes in class. (Inset) Students in 1976 study their hand written notes before a big exam.
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By: Andres Sanchez
What gadget couldn't you live without?
"My iPad"
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Using the new recycle bins around school, seventh grader Alan Fernandez does his part to save the earth. The school became environmentally friendly due to the efforts of the Green Club. Planet awareness became popular in the mid eighties and moved on to the new millennia under the heading "Going Green".
Using his Blackberry Bold, senior Michael Ugarte calls his mom after school. Just about every student owned a smart phone with internet capabilities. New innovations like skype and face-time also allowed for easier and clearer communications. "I've never even seen a phone with a cord," said Ugarte. (Inset) Senior Jorge Corrales '84 uses a cord phone as a prop during the senior skit.
Movies, • MUSIC, & television shows
By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
With the invention of the iPod in 2001, Apple revolutionized the idea of portable music. Downloading and listening to music would soon become a normal occurrence by students and people of all ages, as shown by senior Carlos Enriquez. Class of 1979 alumni Francisco Jose Oliva poses by his favorite poster of the Village People. Achieving international fame with their disco hit "YMCA", the Village People were one of the most popular bands of the 70's.
top five songs of the 6o's & today
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Top selling album of 2011, Adele's "21" sold 2,517,000 in a matter of months taking the music industry by storm. Adele hadn't even been on the music scene for a year before she took over with hits like Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You. (Inset) British band sensation, Coldplay, released their fifth album this year ending their two year draught of music making. Mylo Xyloto sold 450,000 copies in the first week of sales in the United States, and also featured a song with popular American artist Rihanna.(lnset- right) Released in 1961, Robert Johnson's album King of the Delta Blues is considered one of the greatest blues album in American history. The album was ranked 27th in Rolling Stone magazine's 500 greatest albums of all time.
top five mov1es of the 6o's & today
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1/lothin' On You -Del Shanno n - B.o.B. (FEATURING BRuNo MARs)
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One (])almatians Deathly Hallows Part 2
West Side Story Transformers: Dark of the Moon
61 C9id The Hangover Part II
7he Varent 7mp Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
King of Kings Fast Five
Source: IMDB.com
American Horror Story's highly anticipated premiere lived up to the hype as one of the scariest shows on television. Producers of the series had promised that the show would have comparable quality to any horror movie. (Inset) The creators of the television series Workaholics premiered their show in the spring of 2011. The three comedians gained fame through their homemade videos on YouTube.com and were soon offered jobs by the cable network Comedy Central. (Inset- right) The Price is Right first premiered in 1956 and lasted until 1965. The show was reintroduced in 1972 with its legendary host Bob Barker. After Barker retired in 2007, Drew Carey took the helm and continued the show's tradition of successful ratings.
- Dude -
Senior Daniel Dockerty poses by his Audi AS after school. "I got this car when I was a junior and I'm pretty sure it's the fastest in the school parking lot," said Dockerty .
The Audi AS had a 3.6 quattro engine and sported a digital navigation screen .
Class of 1984 alum Wilfreda Sanchez shows off his favorite car, a Chevy Corvette, in his senior page . The retail price of a standard Corvette back in 1984 was $21,800. A2012 Corvette ZR1 completely out costs approximately. $111 ,S2S.OO.
Senior George Cortina sports his yellow Chevy Camaro with black racing stripes. Camaros were one of the most popular models among students, made especially famous by the Transformers movie trilogy. "When I first bought the Camaro it came in the standard yellow, a couple weeks later I added the black stripes," said Cortina.
Tep ()ars then & now
In the trunk of his car, senior Dominick Hidalgo shows off his brand new Pioneer speakers. Students often spent as much as $700 on speaker systems. (Inset) Colin Bowe '98 also shared the same enthusiasm for speakers with his Kicker Soloberic sub woofers shown in his yearbook senior page.
Junior Javier Alvarez gives senior Peter Cirera a ride to basketball practice. Alvarez was one of the few juniors lucky enough to get a spot in the parking lot. Alvarez drove his brother's Audi A4. Hand-me-down cars were common among students with siblings.
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At the senior skit, seniors Gabriel Falero and Andres Sanchez imp ersonate Coach Carlos Barquin and Coach Richard Stuart. The plot of last year's skit included an attempt to get all the teachers to come back after the school closed its doors when a 50 year Golden Jubilee blfmp crashed and leaked radiation on campus.
Acting out an argument between math teachers·Mr. Jose Del Dago and Mr. Miguel Couto, seniors Francisco Verdecia and Juan Carlos Hervis got -plenty of laughs from the crowd. In total, 52 seniors put together the skit representing 42 teachers and several other characters. (Inset) Seniors from the class of 1983 pose for the camera after performing their senior skit.
Students stand up and li sten to Principal Father Willie Garcia-Tufion, SJ in anticipation of the Pep Rally for the Varsity Football game. The Pep Rally included teachers wrestling ift sumo-suits and a seniors vs faculty football game.
On Thermal Thursday, seniors Gabriel Jimenez-Garcia and Bryan Valladares ro ck the ir cold weather gear , including a knit hat and the classic school hoodie . (Inset) Astudent plays the classic game of blowing a cup across a string during Field Day in 1981. Field Day used to take place during Homecoming Week until three years ago when it was moved to the second semester.
On Mega Monday, sophomores David Guevara, Javier Herrera, Alec Acosta, Kevin Lastres, and Julian Guerra sport their favorite super hero outfits. Among some of the more popular super heroes were Batman, Spiderman and Superman. Dressing up has always been one of the most enjoyable parts of Homecoming Week because it gave the students a break from the daily uniform. (Inset) Students and Mrs. Carol Vila dress up during their Homecoming Week in 1986.
MR€)BELEN
joshua Mufioz
Daniel Admire
"The difference in winning and losing is most often not quitting " -Walt Disney
"The greatest barrier to success is the fear of failure " - Sven Go ran Eriksson
Nikolas Arenas
"This burrito is delicious, but it is filling " -Will Ferrell
"You ' re either on your work or just working on it" - Sean Anderson
Adrian Alonso
"An honorable defeat is better than a dishonorable victory" - Millard Fillmore
Roberto Anton
"We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master" -Ernest Hemingway
Luis Arguelles
"Don't go to the grave with the unused " - Bobby Bowden
Anthony Baldaccini
"Don't just be a man of success, but a man of value " -Albert Einstein
Jorge Alvarez
"It 's not whether you get knocked down but whether you get up" -Vince Lombardi
Eduardo Arazoza
"Our greatest glory was not in never falling, but in rising when we fell" -Vince Lombardi
"When a person can no longer laugh at himself, it is time for others to laugh at him " -Thomas Szaz
David Barquin
"The best way to prepare for life is to begin to live" - Elbert Hubbard
"Chains of habit are too light to be felt, until too heavy to be broken "-Warren Buffet
Ulises Arbelo
"It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are!"- E.E. Cummings
"I am the greatest, I said that even before I was " -Muhammad Ali
Jon-Michael Barquin
"You miss 100%of the shots you don ' t take" -Wayne Gretzky
Gerard Beauchamp
BestiiAIR
William Alvarez
"The miracle is not that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start" -John Bingham
Jose Blanco
"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious" -Albert Einstein
"Speak little, listen much" - St. Ignatius of Loyola
Henry Brimo
"Love the life you live, live the life you love" -Bob Marley
"Change is the only constant. Hanging on is the only sin" -Denise McCluggage
"Scientists investigate that which already is; engineers create that which has never been" -Albert Einstein
"Act as if everyone depended on you" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you've got it made"- Jean Giraudoux
John Billoch
"Drink a lot of water" -Tom Brady
Tomas Cacicedo
"All limitations are self-imposed" -Ernest Holmes
Richard Cambo
"If you live in the past, you die in the past" -Mike Ditka
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an opportunist sees the opportunity in every difficulty"- Winston Churchill
can ' t change the world , unless we change ourselves"
Most ATHLETIC
Daniel Admire
Alexander Chica
"We
-Christopher Wallace
Elliot Clemente
"A brave heart is a powerful weapon " - Rudy Garcia
Rodrigo Coli
"There is no substitute for hard work" -Thomas Edison
' Leonard Costa
"Where you invest your love, you invest your life" - Marcus Mumford
Pedro Cirera
"Satisfaction lies in the effort , not the attainment, full effort is full victory" -Mahatma Gandhi
Juan Cobian
"Prefiero morir de pie que vivir de rodillas" - Emiliano Zapata
Enrique Collera
"Silence is - AMC Theater
Hunter Cowley
"Be the change you want to see in the world " -Mahatma Gandhi
George Cortina
"Don ' t follow the crowd , let the crowd follow you " - Margaret Thatcher
Frank Crawley
"Look up , get up and don't ever give up " -Michael Irvin
Eduardo Cos io
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop to look around, you could miss it " - Matthew Broderick
Louis Curbelo
"To have one single sin is reward enough for the labors and efforts of a whole lifetime " - St. Ignatius of Loyola
Most SENIORITIS
Julian Legido
Alexander De Goti
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard" -Tim Notke
"He who has God lacks nothing, though he has nought else" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Christopher Diaz
"Music is the strongest form of magic" -Marilyn Manson
Davis Diaz-Fernandez
"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Imani Davis
"Truth brings peace of mind, and deception doubt" -Muhammed Ali
"Happiness and sanity are an impossible combination" -Mark Twain
Gilberta Delgado, Jr.
"Adversity causes some men to break; others to break records" -William Arthur Ward
Daniel Dockerty
"Success is more permanent when you achieve it without destroying your principles" - WalterCronkite
Fernando De Caralt
"Life if a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think" -Horace Walpole
Nicolas De Cordoba
"You can dance if you want" -Ivan Doroschuk
Jorge Deshon
"Only got one life so you got to live it up" -Jim Jones
Matias Dorta
"I can see the end and the beginning, so I'm not racing, I'm just sprinting" - Dwayne Carter
"Although prepared for martyrdom, I preferred that it be postponed "
you, remember
Most likely to become a BELE N TEAC H E R
Alexander Durant
-Winston Churchill
"When you feel like the world hates
that it hated me first" -John 15 :18
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal : it is the courage to cont inue that counts" -W inston Churchill
Jordan Fernandez
"I've always made a total effort, even when the odds seemed entirely against me " -Arnold Palmer
"Adream does not become reality through magic ; it takes sweat, determination and hard work" - Colin Powell
Matthew Espinosa
" If opportunity doesn 't knock build a door " - Milton Berle
"He who carries God in his heart bears heaven with him wherever he goes" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Ricardo Fernandez
"I can accept failure, everyone fails at something, but I can ' t accept not trying" -Michael Jordan
Jonas Egusquiza
"Imagination is more important than knowledge " -Albert Einstein
Alexander Esquivel
"He who fears being conjured is sure of defeat" - Napoleon Bonaparte
Carlos Enriquez
"Swagge r so bright I don't even need a light" - Dwayne Carter
Jordan Esteban
"Adversity causes some men to break ; others to break records" - William A. Ward
Most school SPIRIT
Luis Fernandez-Rocha
"I can't believe that God put us on this earth to be ordinary" -Lou Holtz
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled , was convincing the world he didn't exist" - Kevin Spacey
Ricardo Fonseca
"Without struggle there is no progress" -Kellen Winslow III
Eric Franca
"Live well, learn plenty, laugh often, love much" - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Christopher Fontela
"As often as we manifest others' failings, we show up our own"- St. Ignatius of Loyola
Daniel Fuenmayor
"I may not always believe in myself, but I will always believe in what I am doing" -Jimmy Page
"I don't like shirts" -Taylor Lautner
Christian Gomez
"Learn from yesterday, live for today , hope for tomorrow. Just never stop questioning" -Albert Einstein
Antonio Forte
"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new" -Albert Einstein
Michael Fuentes
"Trust, but verify" - Ronald Reagan
"If you can't find something to live for , you best find something to die for" - Tupac Shakur
"All I see is gold" -Jordan Burroughs
Most likely to become a 1\tiiLLIONAR E Salvador Juncadella
Axel Gonzalez
"Go out on a limb. That's where the fruit is " - Frank Scully
Jose Gonzalez , Jr.
"A clear conscience is usually the sign of bad memory" - Steven Wright
"The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall " - Vince Lombardi
"It doesn't matter where you are; you are nowhere compared to where you can go " - Bob Proctor
Daniel Gonzalez
"Wise men learn more from fools than fools from the wise "- Cato the Elder
Fernando Guardazzi
"When the going gets weird , the weird turn pro" -HunterS Thompson
Francisco Hernandez
"Life is good today" - Zac Brown
Juan-Carlos Hervis
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" -Edmund Burke
"Success is never final , failure is never fatal , it's courage that counts " -John Wooden
"The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a person 's determination " -Tommy Lasorda
Pedro Hernandez
"Teach us to give and not count the cost" -St. Ignatius of Lo yola
Alfonso Horner
"It 's the steady , quiet, plodding ones who win in the lifelong race " -Robert W. Service
Most HUMOROUS
Nicolas Moreiras
Ander Iruretagoyena
"My hips don ' t lie" - Shakira
"The people think they shape the stories, but the reverse is often closer to the truth" -Alan Moore
"Our republic and its press will rise or fall together" -Joseph Pulitzer
Peter Jude
"Pray, hope, and don't worry. Worry is useless. God is merciful and will hear your prayer" - Padre Pio of Pietreicina
Alejandro Huamani
"At the touch of a lover, everyone becomes a poet " - Plato
"The only place success comes before work is in the di ctionary" -Vince Lombardi
"Undertake nothing without consulting God" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
"Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings" - Salvador Dali
Oliver Hyne
"Sail away from the safe harbor Exp lore Dream. Discover " - Mark Twain
Adam Incera
"Unless a man undertakes more than he can possibl y do, he will never do all that he can" - Henry Drummond
Christian Jimenez
"Don't let the fear of striking out hold you back" -Babe Ruth
"May your neighbors respect you, trouble neglect you, angels protect you and heaven accept you " - Drake
likely to become
Julian Legido
"Happiness depends upon ourselves" -Aristotle
"Pain is temporary. Quitting lasts forever" -Lance Armstrong
Jesse Lorenzo
"A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions" - Confucius
"The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences" -Chris McCandless
"Difficulty is the excuse history never accepts" - Edward R. Murrow
"No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself" - Friedrich Nietzche
"Nobody can start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending" -Maria Robinson
"In the bright future , you can't forget your past" - Bob Marley
Frank Leyva
"A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything" -Malcolm X
Mark Lopez-Trigo
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit" - Aristotle
"The duty of youth is to challenge corruption" -Kurt Cobain
Jorge Lorente
"Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one" -Marcus Aurelius
Most likely to wear his LETTERMAN AT 50
Christian Marrero
"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give" -Winston Churchill
"Great works are performed not by strength, but perseverance" -Samuel Johnson
Branden Martinez
"Success isn't how far you got, but the distance you traveled from where you started" -Steve Prefontaine
"To corrupt a youth, instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike" -Friedrich Nietzche
"Failure is not fatal, but failure to change might be" -John Wooden
"Try not to become a man of success but a man of value" -Albert Einstein
Randy Mompremier
"And I heard them say nothing is ever promised tomorrow today" - Kanye West
"Superman didn't become superman. Superman was born superman" -Quentin Tarantino
"I feel like success isn't about conquering something, it's being happy with who you are" - Britney Spears
"Logic will get you from Ato Z; imagination will get you everywhere" - Albert Einstein
Nestor Montoya
"If you can dream it, you can do it" -Walt Disney
Nicolas Moreiras
"I'm gon' take my talents to South Beach" -LeBron James
Juan-Carlos Morfin
RING CEREMONY
Immediately after receiving his graduation ring, senior Dominick Hidalgo takes a moment to reflect on the significance of this tremendous milestone. -
"Love is shown more in deeds than in words" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Matthew Moro
"When you're rich you don't write checks" -Randy Moss
George Mulet
Pedro Morfin
"I want to rush for 1,000 yards or 1,500 yards, whichever comes first" - George Rogers
"The goal is not to live forever, the goal is to create something that will" -C huck Palahniuk
"The future is hidden even from the men who make it" -Anatole France
"And one more thing " -Steve Jobs
Angelo Navarro
"I have never let iny schooling interfere with my education" -Ma rk Twain
Rene Negron
"We are here to awaken from our illusion of separateness" - Thith Nhat Hanh
"A man who won't die for something is not fit to live" -Martin Luther King , Jr
"When excellence becomes tradition, greatness has no limits" -Aristotle
"There's a way to do it better. Find it " -Thomas Edison
"The miracle is not that I finished , but that I had the courage to start" -John Bingham
Andres Nodarse
"Excellence is not a skill , it is an attitude" - Ralph Marston
Javier Obregon
"Winning means you're to go longer, work harder, and give more than anyone else" -Vince Lombardi
David Paula
"Do or do not, there is no try" - George Lucas
Carlos D. Perez
"To be successful you need to want it as much as you need to breathe" - Eric Thomas
Alexander Novo
"Dream like you live forever, live like you die tomorrow" -James Dean
Andres Osorio
"I ' m not a business-man, I' m a business , man " -Jay-Z
Joshua Penn
"A dream doesn't become reality through magic, it takes sweat , determination and hard work" - Colin Powell
Carlos H. Perez
"Either you run the day, or the day runs you" - Jim Rohn
Nicolas Novoa
"Not everything that can be counted counts , and not everything that counts can be counted" -Albert Einstein
Edwin Pagan
"Life is a game , play it" -Mothe r Teresa
Christian Perea
"Dream like you live forever , live like you die tomorrow " -James Dean
"Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well" -Josh Billings
Emmanuel Noya
"For me giving up is way harder than trying " -Kanye West
Carlos Parra
"An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all " - Oscar Wilde
"One today is worth two tomorrows" -Benjamin Franklin
Daniel Perez
"Defeat is not the worst of failures. Not to have tried is the true failure" - George Edward Woodberry
purchase
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GRAD BASH
Sepiors"w:aiUor the opening of Universal Park and Islands of Adventure to get their Grad Bash experience started. The bus left the school for Orlando around noon and headed back to Miami some time around 2 am.
Kevin Perez
"Don't worry, be happy" -Bobby McFerrin
John Pessoa
"From their errors and mistakes the wise and good learn wisdom for the future" -Plutarch
Carlos Prio
"People crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do"- Steve Jobs
Peter Ramon
"He who has a why can endure any how" -Friedrich Nietzche
Andres Perez-Monzon
"Money will not
happiness for the man with
concept of what he wants"- Ayn Rand
Alejandro Pis-Dudot
"The purpose of life is to be happy" -Dalai Lama
Sergio Purrinos
"To be successful you have to sacrifice what you are for what you want to be"- Eric Thomas
Luis Restrepo
"Great thoughts speak only to the thoughtful mind; but great actions speak to all mankind" -Theodore Roosevelt
Ruben Perez-Sanchez
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music"- Aldous Huxley
Anthony Placeres
"The weather forecast for tonight: Dark" - George Carlin
Gabriel Pertierra
"I intend to live forever. So far, so good" -Steven Wright
Gerardo Portela
"There are two things you can do with your head down, play golf and pray" -Lee Trevino
SENIOR LUNCHEON
At the end of year luncheon, senior Nestor Montoya sings along with the mariachi band. The cafeteria staff roasted a tech on and served it to the senior class who later marked the end of their classes by jumping in the pool.
Jesse Rodriguez
Joey Rodriguez
"All things work together for good, for those that are called according to his purpose" -Romans 8:28
"Speak little, listen much" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
"We ought to consider not only God, but also men for his sake" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
James Roen
"Laugh and grow strong" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Jacob Riesgo
"You only live once" -Drake
"Alia fine del gioco, il re e il pedone tornano nella stessa scatola" -Italian Proverb
John-Paul Rodriguez
"Words have no power to impress the mind without the exquisite horror of their reality" -Edgar Allan Poe
"I've failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed" -Michae l Jordan
Frank Rigueiro
"I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying" -Michael Jordan
Juan Robledo
"It is not hard to obey when we love one whom we obey" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Michael Rodriguez
"He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life" -Muhammad Ali
· Michael Romero
"Make your own luck" -Rob Dyrdek
Luis Rondon
"To subdue the spirit is harder than to afflict the flesh" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Fernando Ruiz
"Each morning when I awake, I experience again a supreme pleasure that of being Salvador Dali" -Salvador Dali
"I never learned from a man who agreed with me" -Robert A. Heinlein
Lucas Sanchez
"To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift" - Steve Prefontaine
Ignacio Ruberte
"When I'm gone, don ' t mourn; rejoice every time you hear the sound of my voice" - Marshall Mathers
"The greatest test of courage on earth is to bear defeat without losing heart"- Robert Green Ingersoll
Brandon San Juan
"A person who never made a mistake, never tried anything new" -Albert Einstein
"The reason I talk to myself is because I'm the only person whose answers I accept" -George Carlin
Daniel Ruiz
"Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help you create that fact" -William James
Andres Sacasa
"If music be the food of love, play on" -Shakespeare
"If your dreams don't scare you, they aren't big enough" -Ralph Sanchez
"Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious , than to be able to decide" -Napoleon Bonaparte
"RUF cars are for the owner to drive- not just for being seen in" -Robert Schneider
"An idea that is not dangerous is not worthy of being called an idea at all" -Oscar Wilde
Cesar Sanchez
"The art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on" -Henry Ellis
"The energy of the mind is the essence oflife" -Aristotle
"Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself" -George Bernard Shaw
Daniel Sojo
"It's amazing what ordinary people can do if they set out without preconceived notions" -Charles F. Kettering
Christoph Sproul
"Never relinquish the initiative" -Charles De Gaulle
Mauricio Teran
"You miss 100%of the shots you don't take " -Wayne Gretzky
"I never learned from a man who agreed with me" - Robert A. Heinlein
Christian Solis
"Fall seven times, get back up eight " - Dwyane Wade
Sergio Sroka
"When in Rome" -Will Ferrell
Alejandro Trujillo
"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will" -Mahatma Gandhi
"Make jokes No stress Love. Live Life. Proceed Progress " -Dwayne Carter
Ernesto Sosa
"As a small businessperson, you have no greater leverage than the truth " -John Greenleaf Whittier
"Through passion I gain strength , through strength I gain power, through power I gain victory" -George Lucas
Michael Ugarte
"Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go" - William Feather
Krischan Singh
"A ship in port is safe , but that is not what ships are made for" -Grace Murray Hopper
Henry Sosa
"Knowledge speaks , but wisdom listens " - Jimi Hendrix
Francisco Tejidor
"Success isn ' t how far you got, but the distance you traveled from where you started " -Steve Prefontaine
Kevin Valiente
"Don't gain the world and lose your soul, wisdom is better than silver or gold " -Bob Marley
ever
Bryan Valladares
"Do not
underestimate the heart of a champion" -Rudy Tomjanovich
"Prefiero morrir antes de pecar" -Santo Domingo Savio
"Undertake nothing without consulting God" -St. Ignatius of Loyola
Daniel Valverde
"Flying is learning to throw yourself at the ground and miss" - Douglas Adams
Francisco Verdecia
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken" - Oscar Wilde
Samuel Wallace-Perdomo
"Happiness isn't getting what you want all the time; it's loving what you have" - Asher Roth
Nicholas Vazquez
"It's a trap" - George Lucas
Michael Verdeja
"Why join the Navy when you can be a pirate" -Steve Jobs
Robert Weller
"If you can dream it, you can do it" -Walt Disney
Jose Vega
"A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new " -Albert Einstein
Kevin Viera
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight , it 's the size of the fight in the dog" - Mark Twain
Rene Fernandez & Christian Suarez
Michael Aguad
Juan Aguila
Christopher Alberro
George Alfaro
Brandon Almeida
Alejandro Alvarez
Javier Alvarez
Jose Alvarez
Roberto Alvarez
Diego Anell
Alfredo Arguelles
Jose Arosemena
Marcel Arzola
Thomas Avallone
Myles Bachrach
Julian Ballestas
Evan Banciella
Nicolas Becerra
Luis Blanco
Nicolas Briscoe
Mateo Buraglia
Andres Busse
Stephen Busse
Maximino Caballero Gomez
Oscar Cabanas
Patrick Cabrera
Walford Campbell
David Capetillo
Keonte Cash
Carlos Castellanos
Franz-Joseph Castillo
Nicolas Castillo
Antonio Casuso
Nicholas Chikuji
Dominic Chinigo
Alvaro Chirinos
Salvador Cisneros
Giovanni Companioni
Manuel Corbea
Herzan Cortes
Robert Cosio
Eric Couto
Matthew Cristobal
Christopher Cruz
Kevin Cruz
Giancarlo Cueto
Eric De Cardenas
Roberto De Leon
Manuel De Ovin-Berenguer
Luis Del Cueto
MatthewDiaz
Eric Diaz-Padron
Alexander Diblasi
Carlos Espina
William Fabra
Gabriel Farias
Carlos Fernandez
Michael Fernandez
Nikolas Fernandez
Rene Fernandez Jr.
Lucas Fernandez-Rocha
Andres Garcia
Cristian Garcia
Nicholas Garcia
Erik Garriga
Gabriel Garriga
Daniel Gomez
Michael Gomez
Daniel Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez
Jesse Gonzalez
Kevin Gonzalez
Manuel Gonzalez
Jake Guso
Jason Gutierrez
Thurman Hall
Pablo Hereter
Kyle Hernandez
Daniel Hillman
Xavier Hines
Eduardo Iglesias
Javier In cera
Peter Jackson
Daniel Jose
Enrique Lam
Luciano Laratelli
Jake Larson
Nicholas Leonard
Sergio Leos
Avery Lopez
Daniel Lopez
Nicholas Lopez
Ale xander Lorenzo
Justin Lorenzo
Juan Lorido
Jonathan Lucas
Bernardo Manrique
Andres Manzanares
Christopher Marrero
Matthew Marrero
Javier Martinez
Javier L. Martinez
Mario Martinez
Anton Martinez-Cid
Ricardo Martinez-Cid
Alberto Maza
Rafael Melendez
Enrique Menendez
Diego Mion
Jesus Modino -Diaz
Elias Monsalve
Hugo Montero
Adrian Montoto
Christopher Morales
Justin Morales
Robert Morgado
Javier Mosquera
Carlos Muniz
Robert Munoz
Ryan Murphy
Alberto Naya
Jorge Orbay
Jorge Orta
Hector Ortiz
Camilo Padron
Christian Padron
Alexander Paneda
Jose Paneda
Daniel Parets
Kevin Pavon
Cristian Paz
John Pendas
Daniel Perdomo
Alejandro Perez
James Perez
Victor Perez-Abreu
Daniel Poo
Miles Pope
Felipe Prellezo
Jose Prieto
Patrick Puig-Corve
Guillermo Pujals
Alfredo Ramirez
Eduardo Ramirez
Edwin Ricardo Francisco Rios
Erik Rivacoba
Adrian Rivas
Austin Riveron
Dylan Rives
Andres Robledo
Jose Roca
Andres Rodriguez
Anthony Rodriguez
Daniel Rodriguez
Ethan Rodriguez
George Rodriguez
Giovanni Rodriguez
Kevin Rodriguez
Steven Rodriguez
Diego Rojo
Alejandro Romero
Diego Rosette
Devon Roura
Camelis Rowaan
Benzo Rudnikas
Anthony Rueda
Christopher Ruiz
Francisco Villafane
Gabriel Von Der Osten
Sebastian Wermuth
Anthony Yabor
James Zamora
Daniel Saavedra
Jose Saca-Pujals
Michael Saenz
Vikram Sairam
Victor Saladin
Nicholas Sanchez
Christopher Sanu
Alejandro Senior
Anthony Sierra
Jose Silva
William Singer
Andres Smith
Francisco Smith
Christian Suarez
Nicholas Suarez
Fernando Tavara
Christian Tello
Nicholas Torralba
Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas
Andrew Tremblay
Steven Tyler
Nicolas Valdes
Eduardo Valle
Alexander Vazquez
Vincent Vazquez
Steven Vega
Eduardo Velez
Alejandro Verdecia
Jaime Vergara
Julian Vidal
2014
Nicholas Fernandez, Carlos Acevedo, Samuel Maya, and Lucas Ubero
Andres Abate
Carlos Acevedo
Joseph Acosta
Alexander Adams
Thomas Ahearn
Andrew Ahrens
Adrian Alepuz
Andreas Alvarez
David Michael Alvarez
Henry Alvarez
Jonathan Alvarez
Jonathan Amaro-Barron
Bryant Aristy
Patrick Arrojo
Eric Artigues
Christian Ayala
Julian Balboa
Christian Barrial
Andres Barrios
Ethan Bauer
Joseph Beguiristain
Henry Benitez
Nicholas Berenguer
Aridrew Bernal
Alexis Borrego
Ivan Botero
Robert Brown
Esteban Bruna
Matias Buedo
Nicholas Bustamante
Alexander Cabrera
Daniel Cairo
Anthony Calvo
Nicholas Cambo
Juan Carlos Campuzano
William Candela
Eric Castellanos
Michael Castellanos
Daniel Cendan
Vincent Cendan
Michael Chang
Giovanni Cintron
Eduardo Coloma
Daniel Concepcion
Alejandro Cortes
Eugenio Cosculluela
Leonardo Cosio
Jessie Cotton
Raul Cruz
Kevin Cuellar
Alexander Davila-Wollheim
Peter De Armas
Agustin De La Guardia
Robert De La Hoz
Tao De Landaburu
BoJeck De Pawlikowski
Andres De Varona
Anthony Defurio
Andre Deshon
Jordan Diaz
John Diaz-Silveira
Michael Diaz-Silveira
Santiago Dipilla
Eliah Dominguez
David Dukenik
Dylan Echevarria
Derek Escarra
Andres Fernandez
Andres Fernandez
Eddy Fernandez
Jordi Fernandez
Matthew Fernandez
Nicholas Fernandez
Justin Ferrer
Jorge Figueras
Jorge Fleites
Jack Flood
Carlos Frisbee
Roberto Gallinar
James Garcia
Juan Garcia
Alejandro Gaston
Gabriel Gaviria
Maxwell Goldberg
Pedro Gomez-Faccio
Alejandro Gonzalez
Diego Gonzalez
Javier Gonzalez
Jorge Gonzalez
Osiel Gonzalez
Adrian Gonzalez-Camps
Marcus Gonzalez-Jacobo
Julian Guerra
David Guevara
Diego Guimaraes-Blandon
Lorenzo Guio
Armando Hassun
Albert Hermida
Alejandro Hernandez
Javier Herrera
Jonathan Herrera
Brandon Hevia
David Honda!
Alistair Humphreys
Benjamin Incera
Nicolas Iparraguirre
Alexander Isaac
Michael Jasman
Peter Kiliddjian
Mark Lagunas
Rene Lamar
Kevin Lastres
Domingo Leos
Antonio Linares
Marcos Llobell
Simon Londono
Gabriel Lopez
Manuel Lopez
Guillermo Lopez-Castro
Nicholas Lorenzo
William Lorenzo
Andres Loret De Mola
Michael Loven
Reynaldo Madiedo
Michael Magoulas
Michael Marina
Cristian Marquez
Anthony Martin
Christopher Martin
Lantz Martin
Oscar Martinez
Paul Martinez
Gabriel Martinez-Varela
OmarMasri
Samuel Maya
John Medina
Alvaro Mejer
Carlos Mencio
Alexander Mertz
George Michel
Xavier Michelena
Jason Miranda
Richard Moncada
Ricardo Montalvan
Kevin Montiel
Sebastian Munoz
Juan Naranjo
Alexander Navarro
Daniel Neptune
Eduardo Neret
Nicholas Novo
Alejandro Novoa
Gabriel Nunez
Nicolas Ocampo
Christian Ortega
Pedro Ortega
William Pallissery
Julio Palomera
Jorge Paoli-Torres
Gabriel Parada
Kevin Pascual
Matthew Pastor
Jonathan Pereyra
Andres Perez
Christian Perez
Daniel Perez
Michael Perez
Nicolas Perez
Pablo Perez
Juan Perez-Costa
Antonio Permuy
Jorge Pola
Alejandro Portela
Genaro Poulat
Jorge Powell
David Prida
Alfredo Quiroga
Daniel Ramirez
Carlos Ramos
Cesar Rebolledo
Jorge Reyes
Christian Roatta
Adolfo Rodriguez
Bryan Rodriguez
Hector Rodriguez
Juan Rodriguez
Ryan Rodriguez-Mena
Christian Rondon
Ralph Rosa
Carlos Rosell
Omar Rosete
Michael Ruiz
Guillermo Saade
Mark Saavedra
Carlos Salazar
Christian Salinas
Richard Salinas
Sergio Sanchez
Josevicente Sanchis
Michael Sayman
Jonathan Schultz
Marlon Seijo
Kristopher Serrate
Ryan Sigler
Jose Sirven
Patrick Siu
Jose Smith
Steven Solis
Richard Sotolongo
Andre Suarez
David Villa
Alejandro Villasmil
James Williams
Lucas-Paulo Yubero
Miguel Zaldivar
Eduardo Tamborrel
Fabian Tomas
Miguel Torres De Navarra
Daniel Ugas
John Ukenye
Brian Valiente
SOP H OMORES
Members of the sophomore class of 1965.
Robert Vansco y Ignacio Vargas
Matthew Vega-Sanz
Michael Vega-Sanz
Santiago Vidal
Oscar Vila
Achong- 1 Guillerrno Celso.
Alvarez, Jose R. Ameza.ga, Jose Alzaga , Raul.
Brandon Herrea & Anthony Perez-Pi
Eduardo Abascal
Victor Acevedo
Luis Acuna
Jorge Aguilera
Oreste A! bela
Gerard Albert
Michael Almeida
Ricardo Alvarez
Daniel Andujas
Miguel Angarita
Pedro Aragone
David Arguez
Jose Armengol
Alexander Aspuru
Ricardo Azze
Alvaro Baez
John Balloveras
Christian Thomas Baptista
Joshua Barditch
Ernest Barra!
Juan Barrera
John Barroso
Miguel Basalo
Frank Battle
Nicolas Beasley
Christopher Blanco
Guillermo Bogardus
Brandon Borino
Daniel Botero
Otto Boudet
Amir Boulos
Jorge Cabrera
Pablo Cabrera
Enrique Caldera
Eric Calero
Alexander Candia
Rafael Cariello
Raul Carreras
Matthew Casamayor
Andres Casariego
Jose Chan
Andres Chavez
Jose Chegwin
Steven Chikuji
Andres Chinchilla
Joseph Cirera
Alberto Cosio
Jose Cosio
Eduardo Cruz
Ezequiel Cuevas
Javier Davila-Wollheim
Gaston De Cardenas
Jose De Izaguirre
Nicolas De La 0
Juan Decampos
Alejandro Diaz
MatthewDiaz
Isaac Dominguez
Max Dominguez
Christian Dopico
Hugo Duenas
London Duran
William Elias
Julian Esain
Jose Escallon
Andrew Escobar
Patricio Espinosa
Christian Estrada
Nicholas Fajardo
Ryan Falcon
Andres Fernandez
Benny Fernandez
Manuel Fernandez
Nicolas Fernandez
Levi Fernandez-Rocha
Liam Fernandez-Rocha
Augusto Fonte
Hector Formoso-Murias
Christian Fowler
Michael Franca
Stephane Francoeur
Francesco Fuentes
Julio Galvez
Horacia Garcia
Jose Garcia
Nikulas Garcia
Calixto Garcia-Velez
Giovanni Gaviria
Louis Giordano
Francisco Gomez
Michael Gomez
Cesar Gonzalez
Julian Gonzalez
Dante Gonzalez:Abreu
Javier Guerrero
Ryan Guso
Jonathan Gutierrez
Ryan Gutierrez
Kevin Guzman
Jorge Habib
Erik Halvorssen
Alejandro Hasegawa
Jus tin Hassun
Adrian Hermida
Daniel Hernandez
Marcello Hernandez
Javier Hernando
Brandon Herrera
Andres Hidalgo
Andres Ibarra
Rashad Ismail
Enrique lturregui
Juan Javier
Carlos Jimenez
Andres Juan
Carlos Juan
Mikel Juan
Alexander Keenan
Nicholas Keenan
Leonardo Lamarche
Joshua Lascano
Lorenzo Laurita
Brandon Leyva
Michael Leyva
Bernardo Lima
Michael Limia
Jose Llanes
Alberto Llorente
Saul Lola
Christian Lopez
Jorge Lopez
Kevin Lopez
William Lopez
Jose Lopez-Varela
Christopher Lorenzo
Manuel Lovo
Mariano Macias
Jose Maguina
Marcos Marimon
Armando Marquez
Carlos Martinez
Gustavo Medina
Joseph Menendez
Enrique Mercado
Carlos Michel
Sebastian Milanes
Ander Mion-Bet
Fernando Molina
Antonio Montadas
Felipe Montes De Oca
Matthew Mullin-Garcia
Andrew Muriedas
Matthew Murphy
Albert Naon
Alexander Novoa
Osvaldo Nuiiez
Santiago Nuiiez
Joseph Ordonez
Carlos Pablos-Aguirre
Angel Padron
Anthony Padura
Alexandros Pantazis
Alberto Pardo
Alejandro Pedroza IV
Jose Pelegri
Ignacio Perez
Johnathon Perez
Joseph Perez
Marcos Perez
Christian Perez De Corcho
Carlos Perez-Heydrich
Anthony Perez-Pino
Robert Pertierra
Nicholas Peterson
Steven Peterson
Oscar
Steven
Gunther Prussing Marc Pugliese
Robert Pulles
Michael Qureshi
Agustin Rodriguez Granda
Nicolas Ros
h1igo Sagarduy
Nicolas
Gabriel
Alec
Andres
Manuel
Wilfreda
Andres
Eduardo Santos
Jonathan Sanz-Perez
Osvaldo Sarduy
Alejandro Seda
Anthony Seicentos
Brandon Silvestry
Daniel Simms
Carlos Solanilla
Luis Suarez
Michael Tefel
Robert Woodry
Brandon Zaldivar
Roger Zaldivar
Nicholas Tenorio
Walter Tomasino
Carlos Torres De Navarra
Alejandro Torvis
Joaquin Trigueros
Cristian Trujillo
Nicholas Ureta
Guillermo Vadell
Giovanni Valdes Guicciardi
Karol Vargas
Luis Vargas
Nicholas Vazquez
Alexandr Vento
Alexander Vidal
Lucas Vigil
Roberto Villasante
Jose Vina
Robert Waechter
Mark White
Jerry Williams
CLASS OF 2016
Jorge Gomez, Nicolas Roca, and John Hyland.
EdelAbad
Gabriel Abril
Dorian Acosta
Julio Aira
Alexander Alepuz
Wilfredo Allen
Patrick Arean
Pablo Arevalo
Nicholas Arias
Kristian Batista
Jason Belisario
Michael Beovides
Christopher Billoch
Daniel Bogardus
Arturo Bonnet
Alessandro Borges
Andres Borroto
Alexander Boza
Rodrigo Bustamante
Gabriel Cabrera
Michael Cairo
Orlando Calas
Juan Carabeo-Nieva
Benjamin Cardenas
Ian Casero
Alec Castillo
Anthony Castro
Andrew Cecol
Alfredo Cepero
Sebastian Chamorro
Christian Chavarry
Christian Collazo
Andres Concepcion
Fernando Corda!
Nicholas Coronado
Luis Corps
Carlos Cristobal
Eric Cruz
Daniel Dager
Joaquin De Goytisolo
Alfredo De Zayas
Armand Del Castillo
Christian Del Castillo
Gabriel Diaz
Eric Echeverria
Jason Egusquiza
John Egusquiza
Jorge Escobar
Robert Espinosa
David Fager
Alexander Fals
Matthew Feiler
Alexander Fernandez
Christopher Fernandez
Kevin Fernandez
Max Fernandez
Christopher Font
Harry Formoso-Murias
Benjamin Frisbee
Joseph Fuentes
Edward Fuller
Basilio Garcia
Gabriel Garcia
Jonathan Garcia
Joseph Garcia
Joseph Garcia
Matthew Garcia
Michael Garcia
Nicolas Garcia
Daniel Garcia-Tuflon
Patricio Garzon
Jorge Gomez
Alejandro Gonzalez
Gabriel Gonzalez
Isaac Gonzalez
Kristopher Gonzalez
Otniel Gonzalez
Tomas Gonzalez
Dary Groblacher
Pablo Guerra
Fernando Guruceaga
Albert Gutierrez
John Hermida
Adrian Hernandez
Alexander Hernandez
Alexander Hernandez
Justin Hernandez
Luke Hernandez
Alejandro Hillman
Daniel Honda!
Ted Huertas
John Hyland
Jose Infante
Manrique Iriarte
Christopher Jauregui
Gabriel Jimenez
Jose Jimenez
William Kindelan
Claudio Laratelli
Kristian Lastre
Adrian Lazo
Sebastian Leiter
Kevin Lemos
Nicholas Llobell
Jaime Lopez
Michael Lopez
Noah Lopez
Thomas Lopez
Lucas Lorenzo
Daniel Lugo
Steven Marin
Rafael Marmo!
Andres Marquez
Luis Marquez
Humberto Marrero
Alfonso Martinez
Daniel Martinez
Ryan Martinez
Cristian Matos
Albert Maury
Conor Meagher
Luis Mejer
Daniel Mejia
Enrique Mendia
Christopher Menendez
Giovanni Menocal
Giancarlo Mesa
Marcelo Mion
Santiago Molero
Miguel Mora
Jonathan Moreau
Liaril Mullin-Garcia
Joshua Munoz
Ryan Navarro
Christian Norniella-Burke
Francisco Odon
Jonathan Orta
Oscar Ortega
Daniel Pacios
Jorge Padron
Sebastian Paoli-Torres
Dylan Pareja
Brian Pascual
Richard Perez
Ryan Perez
Alexander Piccolo
Fernando Pinera
Giancarlo Pinto
Daniel Portuondo
John Powell
Matthew Powell
Peter Prieto
Diego Puig-Corve
Fernando Pujals
Christopher Quintero
Ghulian Ramos
Kevin Ramos
Adrian Rey
Tavish Rice
Gabriel Rigueiro
Holman Rios
Diego Rivera
Mario Robaina
Nicolas Roca
Carlos Rodriguez
Francisco Rodriguez
Justin Rodriguez
Ryan Rodriguez
Manuel Rojas-Romero
Daniel Romeu
Jose Rubio
Alejandro Ruiz
Angelo Ruiz
Ernesto Ruiz-Sierra
Mathew Salas
David Salazar
Steven Santos
Renata Scerpella
Joseph Seara
Andres Signoret
Daniel Silva
Daniel Silva
Joshua Silva
Daniel Sixto
Alexander Suarez
Nicolas Tam barrel
Daniel Tejada
Zane Todywala
Nicholas Tootle
Ryan Torres
Jerry Trujillo
Kevin Valdes
Antonio Valencia
Pablo Venegas
Andres Vila
Frederico Vivacqua
Dominic Wermuth
Jean Zamora
Juanbruno Zayas
2017
Daniel Otero, Alfonso Radriguez, and Christian Silva
Nicolas Aguilar
Michael Ahearn
Julian Arabitg
Carlos Arazoza
Rafael Arbex-Murut
Andres Arenas
Jose Arevalo
Francesco Armstrong
Stephen Artigues
Christopher Avallone
Andres Balcazar
Kevin Baloyra
Alejandro Barnola
Spencer Barreira
Manuel Barreto
MatthewBec
Oscar Berlanga
Alain Bonvecchio
Michael Borell
Antoine Brandt
Matthew Bravo
Edward Briscoe
Daniel Brown
Adrian Bruna
Christopher Caballero
Michael Cabeza
Lucas Cabrera-Ramon
Steven Calles
Christian Carr
Daniel Carreras
Juan Carrillo
Nicholas Carvajal
Alejandro Chalela
Bill Chan
Daniel Chavez
Jun Hyung Cho
Alejandro Cicero
Christian Cognigni
Roy Cora
Daniel Coulombe
Andre Cozier
Nicholas Curry
Richard De Aguiar
Jose
Daniel
Christian Delgado
Enzo Depontes
Andres
Marcus
Richard
Austin Dominguez
Anthony Duarte
Jossan
Julian Gallardo
Jordan Galvez
Pedro
Maximilian a Garcia Del Pozo
Daniel Garrastazu
Luis
Zachary
Michael
Nicolas
Esteban Guio
Adrian
Javier
Justin
Miguel
Nicolas
Alejandro
Alexander
Javier
Gabriel
Ricardo Labrada
Daniel
Dante
Joshua
Kevin Lemus
Agustin Leos
Jacob Lopez
Patricio Lopez
Victor Lopez De Mendoza
Matias Lorenzo
Joseph Luzarraga
Carlos Machado
Alejandro Madura
Patrick Maher
Carlos Marin
Gabriel Marin
Tristen Marin
Peter Martin
Daniel Martinez
David Martinez
Rafael Martinez-Varela
Luis Mathison
Javier Mederos
Sebastian Melendez
Francisco Melo
Francisco Menendez
Jonathan Menendez
Manuel Menendez
Norberta Menendez
Maurice Milton
Jorge Miro-Quesada
Carlos Moreno
Michael Moreno
Nicolas Mufioz
Richard Mufioz
Santiago Mufioz
Jandrice Nacier
Marc Novas
Diego Ortega
Daniel Otero-Pfaeffle
Joseph Parlade
Jacob Perea
Andres Perez
Daniel Perez
Patrick Perez
Albert Perez-Abreu
Raphael Perez-Blanco
Marco Perosch
Andres Pinate
Javier Pita
Lucas Pola
Andres Poveda
Michael Prado
Roberto Pupo
Alexander Pusch
Juan Ramirez
Alfonso Rodriguez
Andrew Rodriguez
Christian Rodriguez
Mario Rodriguez
Juan Rodriguez Verde
Lorenzo Roman
Daniel Romero
Teobaldo Rosell
Alejandro Sanchez
Joseph Sanchez
Stefano Santamaria
Adrian Santana
Daniel Sarmiento-Urrego
Eduardo Scheuren
Gabriel Seda
Sean Sempere
Nicholas Senior
Felipe Sequeira
Christian Silva
Kevin Simauchi
Christopher Siu
Alejandro Smith
Sebastian Suarez
Michael Sueiro
Federico Tamborrel
Mate us Tord in
Adrian Torrebiarte
Javier Torres De Navarra
Brandon Torricella
Gabriel Trastoy
Santiago Ugas
Carlos Uribe
Carlos Valderrama
Jorge Valdes
Carlos Valverde
Matias Vasquez
Carlos Vazquez
Daniel Velasquez Neira
Members of the seventh grade class of 1982.
Ledesma, V. Lopez, J. Mackie, T. Martinez, J.
Mendez, J. Menendez, A. Moros, W. Paez, C. Perez, R.
Rodriguez, H. Salazar, E. Soler, P. Torre, E. Vazquez, D. Zaldivar, A.
Hernandez, G. Herrera, S. lmperatori, A.
Kristian Ventura Nicolas Vila
201S
Jacob Sanchez, JoseToledo, and Jason Gobel
Leonardo Abate
Nicholas Abunassar
Guillermo Amore
Ian Anderson
Gabriel Aparicio
Michael Aparicio
Javier Arazoza
Juan-Pablo Arenas
Alec Arrizurieta
Raul Banos
Anthony Baradat
Ivan Barra!
Francisco Barrera
Christian Bayo
Maxwell Belisario
Jeremy Bencomo
Nicholas Besada
Alessandro Billau
Eric Blanco
Jose Blanco
Angelo Borges
Javier Bustamante
Ivan Cabrera
Miguel Cala
Nicolas Castellanos
Robert Castro
Victor Castro
Alejandro Cepero
Sebastian Chamizo
Gerald Chang
Jose Chaviano
Drew Chinigo
Lucas Christie
Sebastian Clark
Gabriel Cobas
Joshua Collins
Daniel Corrada
Alejandro Corzo
Joseph Cruz
Christian De Los Santos
Cory Del Prado
Eduardo Delgado
Federico Diago
Carlos Diaz
Luis Diaz
Andres Dones
Alex Doval
Sebastian Duenas
Anthony Ebbage
Ian Escarra
Ricardo Espina
Gabriel Estrada
Daniel Fager
Alan Fernandez
Ehren Fernandez
Eloy Fernandez
Jeffrey Fernandez
Lucas Fernandez
Roberto Fernandez
Joshua Ferrer
Eduardo Fidalgo
Alberto Fraga
Antonio Fraga
Javier Fraga
Kevin Galego
Thomas Gallinar
Joseph Gambin
Jose Garces
Christopher Garcia
Cristian Garcia
David Garcia
Eric Garcia
Francisco Garcia
Jorge Garcia
Maximus Garcia
Fernando Garcia-Chacon
Mark Garrigo
Daniel Giacosa
Jason Gobel
Andres Gomez
Kyle Gomez
Matthew Gomez
Henry Gonzalez
Carlos Grande
Nelson Graveran
Javier Guerrero Vicente
Nicholas Guthrie
Andres Gutierrez
Andrew Hernandez
Eduardo Hernandez
Marcelo Hernandez
Jorge Iglesias
Kasser Ismail
Jason Khoury
Andres Krikorian
Gabriel Krikorian
Nicholas Krikorian
Eric Labrador
Roberto Lacasa
Juan Lam
Luis Larios
Eric Lastres
Noel Lazaro
Jon Lemos
Carlos Lenis
Claudio Leyva
Jesus Linares
Rafael Llaneza
Sebastian Llano
Maximiliano Llorente
Ignacio Lopez-Castro
Robert Lopez-Irizarry
Lorenzo Luaces
Timothy Mackie
Jonathan Manrique
Hugo Marin
Rodrigo Marin
Christopher Marrero
Matthew Martin
Christian Martinez
Emilio Mascaro
Ricardo Mayo
Andres Maza
Alejandro Mejer
Eric Mena
Richard Morales
Bernardo Moro
Jorge Moscoso
Christopher Moustafa
James Mullis
Rodrigo Munoz
Allan Navarro
Daniel Neret
Tyler Newlin
Carlos Novo
Diego Nunez
Guilherme Oliveira
Ivan Pachon
Alejandro Pacios
Alec Palacio
Felipe Pardo
Juan Pereira
Diego Perera
Alfred Perez
Andres Perez
Mario Perez
Nicholas Perez-Blanco
Daniel Pinto
Jose Plasencia
Bernardo Poulat
Hunter Prindle
Alec Priscal
Deiter Prussing
Javan Rice
Andres Rodriguez
Lucas Rodriguez
Nicolas Rodriguez
Raul Rodriguez
Evan Rojas
Juan Rubio
Max Salazar
William San Pedro
Daniel Sanchez
Jacob Sanchez
Alessandro Sardina
Javier Saumell
Michael Sexton
Kearan Singh
Mario Lamar
Alejandro Leon
Paul Lobeck
Christopher Lopez
Nicolas Smith
Walter Soefker
Anthony Soler
Carlos Sosa
Nicolas Sosa
Harrison Stoker
Milan Suarez
Ylian Suarez
Christian Tinoco
Jose Toledo
Daniel Tormo
Roger Torres
Alejandro Toyos-Sitjes
Mark Trimino
Santiago Venegas
Lucas Verdeja
Enrique Vila
Lucas Villa-Tena
Jorell Hernandez
Daniel Herron
Howard Horstmann
Alejandro Hoyos
Rafael Juncoso
Members of the sixth grade class of 1986. This was the first sixth grade class in our school's history in Miami.
FACULTY STAFF
Principal Father Guillermo Garcia-Tuiion, SJ '87.
President Father Pedro Suarez, SJ '58.
Vivian Acosta
Francisca Aguilar
Jerry Albert
Anthony Alexander
Maria DAlonso
Maria I. Alonso
Pedro Anon
Annette Anton
Angel Aparicio
Paola Arencibia
Victor Arrieta
Diego Ayala
Eric Ballesteros
Carlos Barquin
Claudia Basso
Chris Besil
Andres Blanco
Antonio Botella
Carlos Bravo
George Busse
Patricia Bustamante
Carolina Calderin
Johnny Calderin
Miriam Cambo-Martinez
Teresita Campos
Sister Maria Cartaya, RF
Maria Elena Cartaya
Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ
Javier Castillo
Enriqueta Cespedes
Josefina Chirino
Patrick Collins
Maria Consuegra
Susana Corzo
Marta Cosculluela
Maria Cou
Miguel Couto
Eugene Cruz
Charles Curry
Maria De Aguiar
Rosario De Lemos
Thomas De Quesada
Jullian De Zulueta
Jose Del Dago
Adriana Delgado
German Delgado
Alicia Diago
Julio Diaz
Adabel Diaz-Rivera
Ramon Dovale
Christopher Dreeson
Luis Dulzaides
Maria Eireos
Freddy Elorza
Lucia Espinosa
Alicia Farinas
Ana Fenton
Angie Fernandez
Diana Fernandez
Guillermo Fernandez
Ignacio Font
Julio Forte
Eduardo Fraga
Amalia Fuentes
Jerry Garcia
Orlando Garcia
Raquel Garcia
Father Guillermo Garcia-Tuflon, SJ
Graciela Garcia-Chang
Father Marcelino Garica, SJ
Irma Giron
Emigdio Gonzalez
Lucero Guedes
John Gustavsen
Teresa Gutierrez
Dora Haibi
Pedro Hernandez
Kimberly Homans
Jeniffer Iglesias
Yolanda lnguanzo
Jennifer Jacomino
AnaJara
Andres Jimenez
Beatriz Jimenez
Michelle Jordan
Ann Kenna
Clara Kline
Shyara Lara
Lidice Lascano
Maria Ines Leanez
Rafael Ledesma
Gisela Leon
Father Lionel Lopez ·
Susan Lopez
Mariano Loret De Mola
Roger Lund
Kathleen Mackie
Ana Manrara
Ruben Marrero
Jorge Martinez
Mario Martinez
Rodrigo Martinez
Teresa Martinez
Maria Mejido
Tanger Mendonca
Ana Maria Menocal
Richard Moncada
Ana Mora
Maria Morera
Jorge Munoz-Bustamante
Sean Myer
Melissa Navarro
Ramon Nicosia
Leandra Novoa
Ariel Nunez
Leo Nunez
Robert O' Malley
Ulises Ordunez
Fabio Ortega
Oscar Ortega
Carmen Ortiz
Karen Ortiz
Luz Otero
Jose Padilla
Francisco Padura
Mario Parra
Silvia Pena
Jimmy Perez
Lisa Peterson
George Porta
Gerardo Portela
Odalys Quintero
Ricardo Raimundez
Cristina Ramirez
Olga Ramon
Lazaro Reinoso
Maria C. Reyes-Garcia
Ivan Roa
Jose E. Roca
Mercy Rodriguez
Nestor Rodriguez
Ana Maria Ruiz
Father Christian Saenz, SJ
Lazaro Saldana
Jose Sancerni
Marlisa Sanchez
Ivan Santa Cruz
Ignacio Scull
Mercedes Sendros-Iglesias
Marisol Sosa
Richard Stuart
Camila Suarez
Norma Suarez
Father Pedro Suarez, SJ
Rolando Sucena
Dolores Toledo
Miguel Tomasino
Father Ernesto Travieso, SJ
Virginia Trujillo
Marlene Urbay
Isabel Valdes
Gustavo Valdez
Timothy Vanscoy
Marisol Varona
Francisco Vazquez
Juan Vazquez
Lourdes Vega
Sam Vega
Augusto Venegas
Gisela Vichot
Carol Vila
Carmen Villafane
Yvonne Von Der Osten
Brian Wentzel
Leo Williams
Michael Wood, SJ
In the Mac edit suites, seniors Anthony Monzon and George Mulet edit footage for their film class. These students were also members of the broadcast class that produced the daily television newscast. (Inset) Film and broadcast teacher Mr. Johnny Calderin '92 and Giorgio Ramirez '92 prepare the Vincam newspaper for print.
Black Robes member eighth grader Alec Castillo puts his broadcasting skills to work as he films the senior ring ceremony. Castillo was following the footsteps of his older brother Michael Castillo '11 who was the anchorman for WBLN the previous year.
Senior Dominick Hidalgo digitizes a picture from an old yearbook to place it in this edition of the yearbook. With the 50th anniversary celebration, the yearbook incorporated images from previous yearbooks to highlight the changes through time.
During a lesson in newspaper history, senior Christopher Diaz makes a class presentation on the smart board. Diaz was a part of the Survey of Mass Media class, which was the introduction course that preceded all the production classes.
By: Ryan Murphy
glimpse into the Future
One thing that was definitely not around SO years ago was the Communication Arts and Multimedia Department. Although the Vincam dates back to 1954 and the Echoes to 1938, both publications were produced by a club, not a class.
The publications were incorporated in the curriculum as classes in 1986 and later upgraded to a full fledged journalism program in 2010 under the new communications department.
Although the content of the publications has not changed much, the format and publishing methods certainly has come a long way. The Vincam premiered its digital format last year for the first time, and found its way on to the school website for everyone to read.
"It feels honorable when I see students and faculty members reading my articles on the newspaper,"
said newspaper editor senior Jesse Lorenzo.
One new aspect of the department this year was the creation of the Black Robes Club. This club was the brainchild of broadcast and film student Anthony Monzon who believed that the middle school students should also be involved in the multimedia department.
"There are many kids out there who do not have the opportunity to get hands on experience with professional grade equipment," said Monzon. "The goal of our club is to give students that experience and take the production quality to the next level."
With the latest computer programs such as the Adobe Creative Suite, iMovie, Final Cut, and Avid available to all students, the days of cutting with scissors and pasting with glue are long gone.
Broadcast students seniors Andres Sanchez, George Mulet, David Paula and junior Nicholas Leonard prepare the morning show WBLN in the control room. This was only the second year for the show which aired during the homeroom period every day. The program, which was entirely produced by the students, included daily announcements as well as international, national, arrd local news.
Computer Scierice teacher, Mr. Michael Crudele, more as 'Prof,' helps sophomore Alfredo Quiroga with an online assignment: Computer Science was an elective available to high school students Mr. Crudele '71 was also a math teacher during the 1979 school year.
Eighth grader Signoret reads on his iPad to prepare for a test. It was announced last year that the Ipads would be used schoolwide the following school year. "It's going to make school a lot easier and I won't have to carry all those books," said Signoret. ··
When the school first moved to Miami in 1961, there was no such thing as a computer, · " laptop, and .certainly not an iPad. Everything was done on paper, .frotn teaching and taking notes, to tiling attendance.
Nowadays, our school i& highly technologically advanced. st?It off every period . by taking attendance on their computers, and then many of them have presentations ready to go right after that.
There is .a Smart Board and a in every for the teachers And over the past · , 'few years, more and .mot e .students have begun to bring their laptops to facilitate note taking and studying. technology in this &chool . · is revolutionary," said Carlos Torres de .Navarra. Ipads have also emerged as ail unbelievably populartool among ' ' students. Since Apple-' c illp_e out -. with it in 2010 ; have _ purchased them and them to
Seventh g.; ader Christian reads on his Kind le during his lunch period ; I Man_r.students to read rather :than the · · traditiOnal paper verswns.;
a different kind of PAPER
By: Ryan Murphy
English class has . remained fundamentally the same ·throughout the years. Students are still learning the same old things: pup.ctuation, and 'reading books.
the way in which people read the books has changed tremendously. Students are beginning to "
.· take the electronic route to r eading.
!Pads, Kindles, and Nooks have made a big · splash among tlie student . body. These products -are , certain to keep growing in · popularity among students, especially with the coming of
the iPad to the school next year.
English teachers · were somewhat hesitant at first, but quickly started to embrace the electronic devices.
"Although the iPad will present distractions, it will be ·po'sitive the · younger generation prefers technology," said English teacher Mr. Carlos Maza. Day by day,.-more and more students seem to have · an iPad or Kindle : Tablets also offer special apps that make the reading experience · come very close to the traditional hard copy version.
Juniors follow along in the of Hamlet with English teacher Ah_thony Alexander. British Literature tried to upon all of the most famous works of British authors. (IQset) Mr. Alexal)de r- prepares to teach his English class during the 1997 school year.
By: Nikolas Arenas
Over the years, the school's guidance department has changed drastically. Since it first started in Miami, it consisted of spiritual guidance counselors and the personal counselors.
Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ is one of seven spiritual counselors who helped students in their daily spiritual life.
"The spiritual counselors have helped me to prioritize my life since the sixth grade," said junior Christian Tello.
If students have personal or academic problems they seek help from Mr. Rafael Ledesma, who has dedicated 2 5 years to helping all students.
Just recently, the branch of college guidance was added to the department. There is a total of three college counselors in the department helping students through the gruesome college process.
Guidance counselor Mr. Rafael Ledesma gives advice to seniors Daniel Sojo and Daniel Jaramillo on time management between school work, extracurricular activities, and sports. Ralf's office was constantly occupied by high school students seeking help with problems of all types. (Inset) Ralf sits down to teach a Spanish class in 1990. Over the years at this school, Ralf has taught Spanish, French and Theology classes in addition to being a guidance counselor.
College guidance counselor Mr. Luis Deschapelles teaches sophomore Simon Londono how to use Family Connection. Deschapelles' days were filled with appointments of students hoping to speed up and ease the college application process.
Twelfth grade spiritual counselor Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ has a chat with senior Joshua Munoz. Father Cartaya, SJ graduated from our school in 1954 and has given over 35 years of service to the school as a professional. In addition to being a spiritual counselor, he has also taught Spanish and Theology.
Art history teacher Mr. Leo Nufiez teaches APArt history to a class of juniors. Mr. Nufiez was also the Chair of the Humanities Department. (Inset) Mr.Nufiez sparks his students' interest in art during the 1993 as he attempts to explain the music they just heard by the Miami Orchestra Players
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By: Nikolas Arenas
Although it may seem like it has been here for years, the Humanities Department of the school is actually a recent addition. It was not until2003 that the campus completed the Ignatian Center for the arts. This addition included a band rehearsal room, two art studios, a stage crafts studio, art history class rooms, and drama classrooms along with a state of the art theater.
Art teacher Mr. Ignacio Font helps sixth graders Alejandro Corzo, Michael Aparicio, and Joseph Gambin to create the recycle project. Art was one of the middle school electives and a favorite among students . (Inset)
Mr. Font and senior Michael Perez sit outside of a Cracker Barrel restaurant on their way to a yearbook seminar in 1996.
"This department is good for all students because it gives them options for electives, and they have a chance to make friends who share their same interests," said junior Avery Lopez.
The department debuts two plays every year -one in the fall and one in the spring. The students from the stagecraft classes create the props and sets used in the shows. The music program has also grown exponentially since it began. It now boasts a whopping six bands including concert, jazz, and drumline.
The classes have grown_over the years, and so has the staff. There are over 15 people who make this department shine on a daily basis.
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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
The key to the formula for success of the Math Department has been the big move from chalk boards to white boards and Smart boards. No longer do students nor teachers have to deal with the screeching of the chalk board.
The Smart boards have allowed teachers to use new tools such as online calculators. They · appear on the screen and allow teachers to show students how to correctly use the calculator for different problems.
Along with the technical changes that the department has endured, there have also been changes to the curriculum.
"The students are now required to take a class that in past years has been for the grade above. We have bumped them up to a new level," said eighth grade math teacher Mrs. Teresita Campos.
Although all the numbers and the formulas remain the same, the way math is being taught in our school is changing .for the better.
Geometry teacher Mr. Eugene Cruz goes over the previous day's homework with sophomore Ethan Bauer. Last year was Mr. Cruz's first year in the school.
Assistant Principal to the high school and honors Pre-Calculus teacher, Mr. Jose E. Roca reviews for the midterm exam with his students including junior Carlos Muniz. Mr. Roca graduated from our school in 1984 and returned to teach math among other things. (Inset) Mr. Roca teaches math during the 1989-1990 school year.
Whose language is AY?
By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
As a school founded in a Spanish-speaking country, it is needless to say that language is an essential part of the educational process. Students are required to take a Spanish course in grades six through ten.
"I took tons of Spanish classes in elementary school, but the classes I have been taking lately are really improving my Spanish speaking ·
skills," said sophomore Daniel Concepcion.
However, Spanish is not the only language the department offers.
Starting in tenth grade as elective classes, students are able to take Portuguese and French classes. Ms. Maria Isabel Alonso has taught all classes in both French and Portuguese.
As president of the French club, senior Jose Scheuren has taken all the French classes offered in the curriculum.
"It's a blessing that I've been able to learn two languages, so when I learned there was a French class being offered I took the first chance at being able to learn a third," said Scheuren.
Eighth grade Spanish teacher Ms. Adabel Diaz-Rivera checks the classwork for eighth grader Dorian Acosta. Ms. DiazRivera had taught at our school before, and came back last year to temporarily replace Spanish teacher Ms. Marta Vidal. The bilingual component was a part of the school's mission statement and it showed in the rigourous multilingual curriculum.
Sophomores take notes while Spanish teacher Mr. Juan Vasquez explains the novel "El Principito". Mr. Vasquez, a graduate of 1992, also taught an Honors Latin American history course in Spanish which was only available for seniors. (Inset) Mr. Vazquez attends a Modern Language Fair during the 1989 school year with friend Chris Hammond.
Coach Richard Stuart supervises freshman Christian Estrada in his P.E. class as they complete theirwarm up lap before playing football. Coach Stuart has served at this school for over 30 years as a P.E. coach among other things. (Inset) Coach Stuart coaching his P.E. students in 1984.
Superimposed over the picture of the De La Cruz Stadium where students practice P.E., on the left, Coach Angel Aparicio teaches the in-class portion of PE/Health to the freshman class. This class included information about staying fit and healthy. On the right, Coach Eduardo Fraga supervises freshmen Amir Boulos, Gerard Albert, and Michael Gomez as they bench in the school's weightroom.
By: Ryan Murphy
When the school moved to its current location, the PE classes were held either in the faculty parking or the two outdoor basketball courts. The baseball fields were a wooded area, and there were six feet of grass surrounding the school building. Rainy days would bring over a foot and a half of stagnant water in the small grassy areas.
Coach Carlos Barquin, the only PE coach at the time, began to raise funds for the Athletics Department. In order to ;
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raise the land that was flooding, 1500 truckloads of filler were dumped on the · grounds. To clear the field, PE students ran behind a truck, picked up the rocks, and threw them on the truck.
"On rainy days you had to get really creative," said Coach Barquin.
The first field to be built was located where the lgnatian building currently sits. Next came the pool which was finished in 1984, followed by the Goizueta Gym which was finished in
1996, and the De La Cruz Stadium in 2004.
Today the Athletics Program boasts two baseball fields, a weight room, a wrestling room, a baseball clubhouse, dugouts, four tennis courts, two outdoor shelters, a 400 meter rubberized track, and a cross country course with several loops, and running hills.
"I'm lucky to have all these resources to help me improve and reach my fullest potential in sports," said senior Randy Mompremier.
With plans in the future for a larger pool and a new practice field, the Athletics Program in the school is on top of their game.
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If you compare old pictures of the school to current pictures, you will notice a long wing near the northwest end of the school.
That is the science building which has changed the way students learn one of the most important courses in the curriculum.
Yes, there were labs in the old school, but nothing like today's. There
was just one lab for the entire school located where the F Section currently IS.
Nowadays, there is an entire wing dedicated to science, with labs in many of the classrooms. Each room is loaded with microsocopes, beakers, models, and much more.
"It is great to have so many resources for the students to really
give them an in depth look into science," said science teacher Mr. Julian De Zulueta.
Let's not forget the one of
a kind observatory and meterology center that truly completes the scientific resources offered to all students. With all these facilities on hand, it is no wonder that so many students choose a career in science.
Middle School science teacher Mr. Sean Myer, lab coordinator Master Jose. Padilla, and senior Julian Mazaira cast a spell on their scientific experiment during the annual sixth grade Halloween Science Experiment. "It was really cool that they showed us how to do the experiment step by step in case we ever wanted to do it at home ourselves," said sixth grader Andres Rodriguez.
Science teacher Mr. Rafael Fernandez takes a question from his seventh grade student Nicholas Vazquez during a Life Science class. Mr. Fernandez has been working in the school since 1979. (Inset) 'Mr. F.' takes a closer look at a student presentation during the 1986 school year.
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By: Ryan Murphy
Our school has had quite a history, and the social science department has undergone much change since the opening of the school in Miami.
There are so many programs, nowadays, in which students can go visit many of the relevant political and historic places in the country's history.
Activities like the Close-Up trip to Washington D.C. and the Overseas Study Programs give students a much more in depth look at history and its events.
"Forty-one years ago when I first got here, it was a great feat to just take the students across the street to Calle Ocho," said Mr. Pat Collins.
Students nowadays have the opportunities to travel to the other side of the planet and to study government, history, etc.
Having an understanding of politics and the history of governments will certainly give all students a better understanding of how things work in society and how they can improve for their futures.
Civics teacher Mr. Eugene Zoller goes over the United States with his eighth grade honors class Mr. Zoller has been teaching Civics in our school for the past 26 years. (Inset) Mr. Zoller teaching eighth grade Civics in 1990.
American Government teacher Mr. Pat Collins engages the students in his class in an open discussion. Mr. Collins has been teaching US History and US Government to juniors in this school for the past 41 years. (Inset) Mr. Collins teaching during the 75-76 school year.
Fairly new teacher to the school Mrs. Kathleen Mackie discusses the theology concepts with her sixth grade students. Mrs. Mackie began to work as a theology teacher in 2009 teaching sixth grade Christian Faith and Essentials of Catholicism.
By: Ryan Murphy
Theology is one of the subjects that has been offered in this school since its days in Havana, Cuba. It used to be a % credit course but recently changed to a full credit class that meets every day through the twelfth grade.
With the introduction of the Peer Ministry Program by Dr. Josefina Chirino in 1983, Theology classes began to work closely together with students to give them a hands on experience on issues that affect everyone in the world. Retreats and Days of Reflection helped to accomplish this goal.
Another example of this joint effort is the Hurtado Experience which was created in 2010. The Hurtado Experience is a service retreat for the freshman classes and is modeled after the Ignatian Paradigm (content,
experience, reflection, action, and evaluation). The students receive the content in their theology classes, and they travel to a series of agencies that serve the poor, disabled, sick, aged, etc., just like Jesus.
The students come back to school for lunch and reflect on the things they experienced. Later they discuss what they can do to alleviate the problems or issues they witnessed, and later they are evaluated in class.
"I enjoy my theology class because it teaches me about my faith and explains how things are created," said freshman Javier Padron.
This is just one way that the theology classes worked in combination with the Peer Ministry Program to give students more than just a lesson from a book.
Franciscan brother and Theology teacher Mr. Gerry Garcia poses a question to the students in his Social Doctrine class. Brother Gerry has also taught Art History and has been working in this school for the past 31 years. (Inset) Brother Gerry teaching Theology during the 1984 school year).
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Kevin Lemus
Francisco Menendez Seventh Grade
Nicolas Roca Eighth Grade
Rodrigo Bustamante Eighth Grade
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Daniel Romeu Eighth Grade
Osvaldo Nunez Ninth Grade
Armando Marquez Ninth Grade
Ignacio Perez Ninth Grade
John Ukenye Tenth Grade
Alejandro Senior Eleventh Grade
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Tomas Cacicedo Twelfth Grade
David Prida Tenth Grade
Giovanni Rodriguez Eleventh Grade
Ignacio Ruberte Twelfth Grade
Carlos Campuzano Tenth Grade
Daniel Jose Eleventh Grade
Oliver Hyne Twelfth Grade
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President
Samuel Wallace-Perdomo
Congress Captain Gregory Santos
Paula, Jorge Salazar, Matthew Sierra, Javier
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Sergio Purrinos, Michael Fuentes, Oliver Hyne, John Paul Rodriguez, Nicholas Moreiras, Lucas Sanchez, Alejandro Machado, Jorge Orbay, Carlos Fernandez, Richard Lemus, Daniel Rodriguez, Raymond Valdes-Denis, Brian Shellen, Christopher Esteban, Frank Leyva, Aurelio Leyva, Pedro Fernandez, Gustavo Vega, Joshua Silva, Michel Rodriguez, Andres Rivas, Anthony Monzon, Luis Arguelles, Andres Castro , Fernando Guardazzi, Nicolas De Cordoba, Ernesto De La Fe, Christopher Alberro, Alfredo Arguelles, Stephen Busse, Xristian Carvajal, Peter Costa, Thurman Hall, Roberto Lopez-Ibanez, Bernardo Manrique, Anton Martinez-Cid, Andres Osorio, Ruben Perez-Sanchez, Alfred Ramirez, Andres Rodriguez, Christopher Ruiz, Nicholas Torralba, Jaime Vergara, James Zamora, Manny Leon, Juan Carlos Hervis, Steven Tyler, Gregory Santos, Daniel Ramirez, Alejandro Verdeccia, Diego Rosette, Victor Perez-Abreu, Francisco Gonzalez, Gerard Beauchamp, Agustin De !a Guardia, Matias Dorta, Jorge Fernandez-Siman, Nicholas Garcia, Jason Gutierrez, Benjamin Incerra, Antonio Permuy, David Prida,Hector Rodriguez, Carlos Rosell, Thorvald Sanchez, Joseph Acosta, Andrew Ahrens, Julian Balboa, Andres Barrios, Nicholas Berenguer, Ivan Botero, Jordan Diaz, Javier Herrera, Daniel Perez, Cesar Rebolledo, Christian Roatta, Jonathan Schultz, Kristopher Serrate, Jose Sirven, David Villa, Jose Pelegri, Salvador Juncadella, Rene Negron, John Barroso, John Pessoa, Jordi Fernandez, Juan Carlos Campuzano, Giovanni Companioni, Walford Campbell. Moderator: Mr. Luis Dulzaides.
By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Forensics traces its history back to the Colegio de Belen in Havana. In Miami, the team was the inspiration of Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ as an oratorical society.
Over the last 30 years, the Forensics team has had tremendous success and this past school year has been no different. Under the guidance of Mr. Luis Dulzaides, the team has had one of its members place in the top 24 at each of the major invitationals including the Harvard Invitational, the University of Florida Invitational and the Barkley Forum at Emory University.
"Being part of Forensics gave me the chance to travel all over the country. In the past couple of years we've participated in tournaments in Tallahassee, Boston, Chicago, and Atlanta," said senior Gregory Santos.
One of the major highlights for the team was placing fifth in Extemp and seventh in Congressional Debate at the State Tournament. Overall, 2 0112012 was an outstanding season for the Forensics teani.
Practicing before a competition, senior Michael Fuentes prepares his speech. The Forensics team participated in numerous events throughout the school year, winning various awards in every single competition that they attended.
Roster: Samuel Wallace-Perdomo, Mark Lopez-Trigo, Matthew Bill, Andres Smith, Michael Betancourt, Michael Ugarte, Jorge Alvarez, David
Abascal,
Montes, Daniel Arimon,
In the school's one-of-a-kind observatory, freshman Javier Gonzalez looks at space through the telescope. Members of this club met on Tuesday evenings to study constellations, the lunar surface, and even solar flares. The observatory housed a total of 11 telescopes of varying sizes including the largest one in Miami.
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By: Nikolas Arenas
Astronomy as a club originated when the school was located in Havana around 1857. Following the tradition from Cuba, a new observatory was built in the current campus in 1988 under the supervision of Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ. Most significantly, the observatory was designed, donated, built, and equipped by members of the graduating class of 1972. It included a 14 inch reflector and computerized telescope with more than 65 thousand celestial images.
The club has traveled to Arizona to visit the Beringer Crater, the KITT observatory in Arizona, and the Vatican Observatory located in the desert region of the state. In addition, members traveled to California to see Mount Palomar and Mount Wilson where they were able to use a 60 inch telescope to see nebulas and galaxies millions of miles away.
"It's fun to go up into the observatory at night and look up at the stars and learn so much about what we don't know," said junior Jose Prieto.
Towards the end of the year, Dr. George Einstein (cousin to Albert Einstein) addressed the student body in a lecture about the end of the universe and the possibility of life outside of the earth. The visit was very exciting for all the students who participated.
President Joshua Munoz
Vice President Javier Gonzalez
Roster: Leonardo Cossio, Gabriel Farias, Antonio Rueda, Alex Davila, Christian Dopico, Danny Botero, Kristopher Searrate, Patrick Puig, Tomas Cacicedo, Rafael Prieto, Jose Prieto, Jack Balloveras, Carlos Espina, Lucas Vigil, Steven Solis, Michael Cairo, Andres Hernandez, Kevin Galiego, Francisco Odon, Andres Concepcion, Francisco Rodriguez, Michael Aparicio, Andres Gurtierrez, Javier Fraga, Patricio Garzon, Ricardo Espina, Nicholas Besada, Efren Fernandez, Francisco Odon, Nicholas Torralba, Michael Prado, Steven Chikudji, and Sebastian Suarez. Moderators: Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ and Pedro Aiion.
President Michael Cairo
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By: Nikolas Arenas
Robotics as a club was introduced to the school back in 2000 by Mr. Luis Del Rio. It was later handed over to Mr. Ivan Santa-Cruz in 2002, and later in 2010 passed on to science teacher Mr. Julian De Zulueta who is the current moderator along with math teacher Mr. Freddy Elorza.
Over the years, the club has gone through several changes. Under the direction of Mr. Santa-Cruz, the club began participating in the VEX competitions, which are very popular in the world today. Last year the club also expanded to include a freshman team. For the first time in club history, two of their teams earned their spot into the VEX World Championship. In order to do this they had to win various competitions and obtain an Excellence Award for their robot.
"This year has been a huge success for us, as well as a learning experience. We had a chance to compete against world class robots and we were able to see what the next level is like," said senior Jose Vega.
President Jose Vega
In the new engineering room, located in the lgnatian Center, senior Brandon Villena practices driving the robot. Students in this club met twice a week to assemble the robots and program them. The robots were continuously refined to remain competitive throughout the year.
Vice President Cesar Sanchez
Roster: Tiomthy Mackie, Ernesto Barral, Jesus Modino-Diaz, Eduardo Velez, Rafael, Carrielo, Daniel Tejada, Francesco, Albert Naon, Robert Espinosa, Manuel Fernandez, Nicolas Beasley, Nicholas Fajardo, Anthony Fernandez, Cesar Sanchez, Jose Vega, Nicolas Novoa, Brandon Villena, and Ricardo Rodriguez. Moderators: Mr. Julian De Zulu eta, Mr. Freddy Elorza, and Mr. Ivan Snta Cruz.
At the University of Virginia, sophomore Peter Kiliddjian negotiates battle plans with students from other schools in an unmoderated caucus. In this exercise, students learn diplomatic skills in negotiation and compromise with different people.
Peace
By: Nikolas Arenas
The Model United Nations program was created in the school in 1993 by Mr. Orlando Gutierrez. The mission of the club was always to advance the understanding of global issues and the skills of diplomacy to promote peaceful resolutions to world problems.
This past year, the club attended several conferences all over the nation. Among these were the Columbia University Conference, Vanderbilt Conference, and University of Virginia Conference. At these conferences, delegates representing nationstates from all over the world deliberated, debated, and developed peaceful solutions to world conflicts.
"Competing in Model UN has allowed me to travel all over the country, improve my public speaking skills, and increase my knowledge of world affairs," said junior Nicholas Briscoe.
Throughout the year, the Model UN team attended seven different conferences throughout the country. In these seven confere.nces, the students received a combined total of 74 separate awards including Best Delegation awarded by FIMUN at FlU. In addition, the Model UN team was ranked in the top 100 for all of North America, and one of eight schools, among public and private, in the state of Florida recognized by Best Delegate.
Luis Del Cueto, Thurman Hall, Peter Jackson, Daniel Jose, Javier Martinez, Nicholas Valdez, Eduardo Velez, Tomas Cacicedo, George Cortina, Michael Fuentes, Daniel Perez, Andres Rivas, James Roen, and Sam Wallace-Perdomo. Moderator: Ann Kenna. Chaplain: Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ.
Head of Research
Michael Fuentes
Secretary General George Cortina
Roster: Edward Briscoe,Ben Frisbee, Nicolas Munoz, Daniel Romero, Adrian Torrebiarte, Oscar Berlanga, Michael Cairo, Jose Rubio, Eduardo Abascal, Ricardo Azze, Ernesto Barra!, Andres Hildalgo, Enrique Mercado, Alberto Pardo, Nick Rojas, Carlos Torres de Navarra, Alexander Vidal, Henry Alvarez, Daniel Cairo, Juan Carlos Campuzano, Jonathan Herrera, Ben Incera, Peter Kiliddjian, Marcos Llobell, Sebastian Munoz, Eduardo Neret, Gabriel Nunez, Andres Perez, Nicholas Perez, Antonio Permuy, Carlos Ramos, Adolfo Rodriguez, Michael Ruiz, Michael Sayman, John Ukenye, Miguel Zaldivar, Luis Blanco, Nicholas Briscoe, Andres Busse, Dominic Chinigo, Alvaro Chirinos ,
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By: Nikolas Arenas
Started
by Maria Luisa Ortega
in 1996, the Respect life club was meant to promote all aspects of life and increase awareness of it among its members. It also encourages its members to become social activists who promote the cause at the individual, community, local and national levels. Some events the club participated in included the March for Life walk in Washington, DC and (right) the Chain for Life that took place in South Miami. In the first event, marchers walk down the U.S. Capitol protesting against abortion in hope of overturning the infamous Roe vs. Wade case.
Respect Life Roster: Francisco Gonzales, Franz Joseph Castillo, Bernie Manrique, Andres Concepcion, Carlos Muniz , Vincent Cendon, Enrique Menendez , Devon Roura, Michael Fuentes, Gio Rodriguez, Francisco Villafane, Michael Saenz, Alejandro Senior, Carlos Fernandez, James Perez, Anthony Martin, James Perez, Myles Bachrach, Andres Rivas, Alejandro Portela, and Nicholas Bustamante. Moderator: Javier Castillo. ·
Altar Servers Roster: Giovanni Rodriguez, Albert Naya, Matthew Pastor, Christian Dopico, Christian Betancourt, Andres Borroto, Oscar Berlanga, Jorge Escobar, Timothy Mackie, Michael Cairo and Alex Alepuz, and Nicholas Vazquez. Moderator: Deacon Robert O'Malley.
Altar Server junior Giovanni Rodriguez leads the procession into the gym during a school wide mass. The Altar Servers were a crucial part of every mass by assisting the presiding priests and all the participants.
Roster: Adrian Alepuz, Agustin de Ia Guardia, Albert Fraga, Alec Palacio, Alejandro Corzo, Alejandro Diaz, Alejandro Madura, Alejandro Pacios, Alessandro Billau, Alex Paiieda,Alexander Alepuz, Alexander Suarez, Andres Concepcion, Andres Chavez, Andres Gomez, Andres Krikorian, Andres Poveda, Angel Padron, Anthony Baradat, Anthony Duarte, Anton Martinez-Cid, Carlos Sosa, Carlos Uribe, Charlie Grande, Christian Bayo, Cory Del Prado, Daniel Garcia-Tun on, Daniel Lopez, Daniel A. Silva, Daniel Torno, David Fager, David Garcia, Dorian Acosta, Edel Abad, Eduardo Delgado, Eloy Fernandez, Eric Echeverria, Evan Rojas, Federico Diago, Fernando Garcia-Chacon, Gabriel Aparicio, Gabriel Jimenez, Gabriel Gonzalez, George Alfaro, Hunter Prindle, Ivan Cabrera, Jason Egusquiza, Javier Bustamante, Javier Gonzalez, Javier Guerrero, Jesus Rincon, John Egusquiza, Jonathan Garcia, Jose Blanco, Joseph Cruz, Jose Juez, Joshua Collins, Kyle Gomez, Lucas Fernandez, Lucas Villa-Tena, Mathew Salas, Matthew Casamayor, Maximo Caballero Gomez, Maxwell Belisario, Nicholas Carvajal, Nicholas Castellanos, Nicholas Hernandez, Nicholas Llobell, Nicolas Munoz, Nicholas Rodriguez, Nicolas Ros, Nicolas Smith, Nicholas Sosa, Rafael Melendez, Ricardo Labrada, Ricky Mayo, Ryan Navarro, Ryan Perez, Santiago Ugas, Sebastian Chamorro, Sebastian Hernandez, Sebastian Melendez, Xristian Carvajal, and Zachary Gomez. Moderator: Mr. Eric Ballesteros.
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At the Dade County Youth Fair rod building course, eighth grader Andres Concepcion applies the underwrap to his rod blank. Aside from these course, fishing club members took part in 8 outings to different fishing locations throughout Florida, including the Keys and Jupiter.
Vice President Javier Gonzalez
By: Nikolas Arenas
Although the Fishing Club started in 20042005 under the direction of Ms. Maria Gandarillas, it was very different from what it is today. It was not until Eric Ballesteros took it over in 2007 that it became more of a hands on adventure where students attended fishing clinics, and went fishing to numerous spots.
This past year the club took several trips -to do salt water fishing in Isla Mora9,a in the keys and one fresh water fishing trip. A few members also had the opportunity to participate in a rod building course offered by the Youth Fair.
"Through the fishing club I've been able to meet new friends and share with a fishing community that has the same passion as I do," said club vice president sophomore Javier Gonzalez. Students also learn about conservation and the environment, and later implement it in the catch and release program. This year, the club, with the help of the alumni association, hosted the first annual fishing tournament named after Father Sardinas. According to attendees, the event was an immediate success.
President
Raphael Melendez
Key Club was primarily a service organization led by Mr. Johnny Calderin, '92. It has been a part of this school since the 1970s when Mr. Leo Nunez introduced it to the school. Although it phased out for a while, it was later restarted by math teacher Ms. Maria Hewitt in 1982.
Since that time, the moderators have changed, but the club itself and its mission has remained the same: to help where help is needed.
Over the years, Key Club members have helped numerous victims of several hurricanes including the devastating Hurricane Andrew in 1992. In 1994 members traveled to the Cayman Islands and the Bahamas to take provisions for the Cuban refugees stationed there.
In the past 20 years, hundreds of Key Club members
By: Ryan Murphy
have worked with underprivileged elementary school students by offering them tutoring, help with the homework, and even getting them vaccinated. They have coached children's sports leagues and even refereed athletic events.
"Key Club has affected my attitude towards service and always gives me a chance to serve at any time of the year," said junior Nicholas Sanchez.
In recent years, the Key Club members have been spending time with the children of the Blue Lakes Autism Academy. They interact with the children, and sometimes even help out in the classrooms. The experience has been priceless for both the Key Club members and the children of the school, who are just happy to have made a new friend.
Roster: Adrian Alepuz, Adrian Rivas, Agustin Rodriguez-Granda, Albert Naya, Alejandro Gaston, Alejandro Hasegawa, Alejandro Hernandez, Alejandro Machado, Alejandro Romero, Alex Chica, Alex Esquivel, Alex Fernandez-Siman, Alex Novo, Alexander Adams, Alexander Candia, Alexander Durant, Alfredo Quiroga, Andres Casariego, Andres Fernandez, Andres Jose Fernandez, Angel Saavedra, Angelo Navarro, Anthony Baldaccini, Anthony Defurio, Anthony Fernandez, Anthony Perez Pino, Anthony Sierra, Antonio Casuso, Ben Lopez, Brian Serein, Calixto Garcia- Velez, Carlos Enriquez, Carlos Mencio, Carlos Michel, Carlos Prio, Carlos Torres de Navarro, Christopher Fontela, Christopher Martin, Daniel Cairo, Daniel Concepcion, Daniel Dockerty, Daniel Gomez, Daniel Jaramillo, Daniel Rojo, Daniel Silva, Daniel Ruiz, Dante Gonzalez-Abreu, David Alvarez, David Barquin, David Paula, David Prida, Eric Castellanos, Erik Garrigo, Ethan Bauer, Felipe Prellezo, Frank Riguiero, Francisco Smith, Gabriel Cabrera, Gabriel Falero, Gabriel Garrigo, George Michel, Gilberta Delgado, Giovanni Selgas, Henry Alvarez, Ignacio Ruberte, Ivan Botero, Jaime Vergaro, James Perez, John Billoch, John Pendas, Jon Michael Barquin, Jorge Deshon, Jorge Figueras, Jorge Paoli, Jorge Powell, Jorge Trelles, Joseph Beguiristain, Joshua Munoz, Juan Carlos Morfin, Juan Robledo, Julian Gonzalez, Kevin Pascual, Kevin Perez, Kyle Hernandez, Levi Fernandez-Rocha, Liam Fernandez-Rocha, Louis Fernandez-Rocha, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Luis Blanco, Luis Rondon, Marcos Llobell, Mark Lagunas, Matthew Fernandez, Michael Betancourt, Michael Fernandez, Michael Iglesia, Michael Marina, Michael Fernandez, Nicholas Keenan, Nicholas Novo, Osvaldo Nunez, Otto Boudet, Pablo Perez, Pablo Velasquez, Pedro Hernandez, Pedro Morfin, Peter Cirera, Ramon Peter,Rafael Garcia del Prado, Raul Carreras, Ricardo Fernandez, Richard Moncada, Robert Gallinar, Robert Morgado, Ruben Perez-Sanchez, Samuel Wallace, Sebastian Milanes, and Tomas Cacicedo. Moderator: Mr. Johnny Calderin.
President Daniel Jaramillo
Vice President Luis Fernandez-Rocha
Secretary Jon Michael Barquin
Junior Anthony Rueda leads a student from Blue Lakes Elementary to lunch. Rueda, along with other members of Key Club, participated and helped organize a field day for the children.
Editor Kevin Perez
Treasurer David Barquin
name Trampled Under Tomorrow. The talent show raised over $3400 paying for at least 14 surgeries.
President Carlos Fernandez
Vice President Javier Martinez
Treasurer Alejandro Senior
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By: Nikolas Arenas
Operation Smile is an international organization comprised of hundreds of volunteer doctors who perform free surgeries to children around the world who suffer from cleft palette. When juniors Carlos Fernandez and Javier Martinez heard about this organization in 2010, they decided to create a club to help raise funds and awareness about the organization and what it does for all the children of third world countries.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Maria D. Alonso, the students began a yearlong fund raising campaign that included a school wide talent show and the sale of bracelets in the Wolverine Den.
"I like to help kids and put a smile on their faces by raising awareness on the seriousness of cleft lip and other birth defects," said junior Daniel Gomez.
Thomas Lopez, Tyler Roberts, Vikram Sairam, Alejandro Senior, and Steven Tyler. Moderator: Maria D. Alonso.
In addition, there was also the Give a Smile campaign in which participating students prepare small goody bags for the children who are recovering from the cleft palette surgeries around the world. The baskets included donated goods such as mirrors, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and a small toy for these children. In conjunction with the international organization, the Operation Smile Club was sure to bring a smile to everyone's face.
Sophomore Kevin Pascual, juniors Michael Aguad, Devin Roura, and James Zamora transport water for the participants of the walkathon to raise awareness for the Operation Smile International Organization. The event took place at Baptist Hospital and all proceeds went directly to Operation Smile and the numerous free surgeries they performed on children with cleft palette all over the world.
Roster: Carlos Fernandez, Javier Martinez, Devon Roura, Enrique Menendez, Alejandro Senior, Adrian Rivas, Alejandro Pedroza , Alfredo de Zayas, Alistair Humphreys, Angel Padron, Anthony Sierra, Brand om Almeida, Brandon Leyva, Brian Valiente , Carlos Jimenez, Conor Meagher, Christian Lopez, Christian Trujillo, Daniel Gomez, Daniel Rodriguez, Eric de Cardenas, Eric Echeverria, Eric Sanchez, Francisco Gonzalez, Gabriel Trastoy, Giovanni Companioni, Ian Escarra , Jacob Perea, Javier Hererra, Javier Incera, Juan Pachon, Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas, Lantz Martin, Lorenzo Laurita, Michael Cabeza, Michael Marina, Michael Rodriguez, Myles Bachrach, Nicolas de Ia 0, Nicolas Rodriguez, Ricardo Azze, Robert de Ia Hoz, Robert Waechter, Salvador Cisneros,
A group of students including seniors Krischan Singh, Daniel Fuenmayor, Leonardo Costa, and Henry Sosa perform at the Operation Smile Talent Show under their band
Members of the fencing club practice their stances and parries in the school gym lobby . The fencing club accepted members from all grade levels including the middle school. "Fencing is not only an athletic activity, but it also teaches discipline and strategy," said club vice
TrodiCions
By: Nikolas Arenas
Fencing has always been a tradition associated with Jesuit schools. From the days of St. Ignatius of Loyola, fencing has come to be a symbol of pride, honor and a respectful defense for what is right.
The tradition began at the turn of the 20th century while the school was located in Havana. In 2001 under the supervision of Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ and then English teacher Mr. Rafael Ross, the club was established in this campus.
Today the club uses electronic gear similar to the ones used in the Olympic games. Supervised by Ms. Olga Ramon and with professional trainer Mr. Gustavo Orteli, the club members fine tune their discipline, coordination, and self control of their reflexes every week during practice.
"Fencing has been a very important part of my life and has taught me more lessons than anyone could imagine," said senior Joseph Isenberg.
The club also participates in several competitions throughout the year, as well as exhibition matches in school events such as Tombola and Open House.
President Peter Ramon
president senior Joseph Isenberg.
Vice President Joseph Isenberg
Roster: Ivan Barra!, Ernesto Barra! , Nicolas Beasley, Mathew Diaz, Lucas Fernandez, Kevin Galego, Javier Gozalez , Gabriel Lobas, Kevin Lopez, Sebastian Milanes , Marco Perosh, Deiter Prussing, Michael Ramon , Robert Espinosa , Francisco Rodriguez, Lorenzo Roman , William San Pedro , Peter Ramon , Joseph Isenberg, and Armando Marquez. Moderators Olga Ramon and Father Pedro Cartaya , SJ.
Perera , Die go Prussing , Lucas Zumpano , George Iglesias , Juan Lam , Gabriel Aparicio , Javier Fraga , Cory Del Prado, Francisco Garcia , Allan Navarro, Nicolas Sosa , Eric Lastres, Timoth y Mackie, Alec Arrizu rieta , Javier Guerrero , Robert Lopez-Irizainy , Michael Prado, Jorge Mira , Oscar Berlanga, Jacob Perea, John Nacier , Adrian Hernandez, Marco Perosch , Nicholas Vila , Matthew Bravo , Pablo Kurzan , Antoine Brandt , Diego Ortega , Roberto Pupa, Joseph Sanchez , Matthew Feiler , Chris Quintero , Connor Meagher , Noah Lopez , Nicholas Roca , Rodrigo Bustamante & Luke Hernandez, Diego Puig, Andres Vila, Manrique Iriarte, Angelo Ruiz, John Egusquisa, Carlos Rodriguez, Alessandro Borges, Armual Castillo, Daniel Dager, Danny Garcia-Tuiion, Ignacio Perez, Luis Vargas, Nick Peterson, Julian Gonzalez, Eduardo Santos, Enrique Mercado , Eri c Halrorssen, Julian Esain , Jake Ramirez , Brandon Leyva, Eduardo Cruz, Stephane Francoeur , Hanler Portal , Calixto Garcia-Velez, Frank Battle , Gustavo Medina , Sebastian Milanes , Carlos Perez-Heydrich, Nick Keenan , Piti Pertierra , Henry Benitez, Miguel Torres de Navarra , John Uken ye, Javier Gonzales , Michael Magoulas, Anthon y Calvo , Mark Saavedra , Santiago Vidal , Jose Smith , Kevin Pascual, Alejandro Villasmil, Reynold Madiedo, Alvaro Mejer, Juan Carlos Campuzano , Javier Herrera , Cesar Rebollado, Anton Martinez-Cid , Michael Fernandez, Brandon Almeida , Andres Rodriguez, Vikram Sairam , Giovanni Companioni , Bernie Manrique , Eddie Valle, Francisco Gonzalez, Mario Martinez, Carlos Fernandez, Victor Perez-Abreu, Steven Tyler, Adrian Montoto , Andres Smith , Javier Martinez, Gustavo Vega , Amadeo Lopez-Castro, Mathias Dorta , Daniel Dockerty, Andres Sanchez , Alex Ariolla, Sal vador Juncadella, Carlos Parra, Luis Rodriguez, Gerardo Porte! , Angel Saavedra, Christoph Sproul , Daniel Jaramillo, Kevin Perez , Fernando Martinez , and Jorge Alvarez. Moderator : Mr. Thomas De Quesada
Student Council President senior Oliver Hyne finishes writing the agenda for that night's meeting. "It's an honor being part of a great organization at such a prestigous school. We put a Jot of work into our projects and I hope the students appreciate that," said Hyne
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By: Ryan Murphy
Student Council was the conglomeration of all the elected leaders of the student body. The organization was started in 1971 under the direction of Mr. Patrick Collins and has produced many great leaders in our society including former Miami Mayor Mr. Manny Diaz, '72.
The student government was moderated by Mr. Armando Rodriguez for 38 years until Mr. Thomas De Quesada, '94 took over in 2005.
Members of the Student Council have gone on to hold more public office positions in the state than any other school in Florida.
"Being a part in the school's democracy gives me the ability to keep my constituents informed," said junior Anton Martinez-Cid.
In addition to being the community leaders, members of student council planned numerous school activities including pep rallies, homecoming week, and the most unforgettable themed events.
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Secretary Samuel Wallace-Perdomo
Treasurer Daniel Fuenmayor
Silva, David Capetillo, Franz-Joseph Castillo, Carlos Fernandez, Frank Gonzalez, Kaskabdji, Oscar
Enrique Menendez, Jorge Orbay, Andres Rodriguez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Devon Roura,
Alex Senior, Jonathan Amaro-Barron, Daniel Ramirez, Matthew Pastor, Rafael Cariello, Jose Pelegri, Anthony Padura, Robert Villasante, and Lucas
Williams.
By: Niko Arenas
Pore
Both the Junior Thespians and the International Thespians Society have always been a clear example of the emphasis the school has placed on the performing arts. The drama program was started in 1997 by Ms. Beatriz Jimenez and is now run by both Mr. Leo Williams and Mr. Francisco Padura under the leadership of Mr. Leo Nunez.
The Thespian troops compete against all of the schools in the district, and those who qualify move on to compete at the state level.
There has never been a year in which the school has not qualified for the state competition. Last year with their production of Lord of the Flies, they were chosen to perform at one of the largest theaters in Tampa as a main act.
"Theatre is my escape from the craziness of my daily life. It's my passion. It creates a second home for all of us involved. We all have grown to be a second family through our artistic craft," said junior Francisco Gonzalez.
During the second semester and under the direction of Mr. Padura, students put on the musical The Sound of Music. An unusual detail about this play was that there were two casts due to the large amount of rehearsal time that included musical numbers and intricate choreography. In total, a whopping 9 3 costumes had to be ordered for this play, which was an immediate hit in the community.
Drama, which was a part of the Humanities Department, became so popular over the years that it was incorporated as an elective in the middle school curriculum.
During the performance of Lord of the Flies, sophomore Daniel Ramirez, senior Gabriel Pertierra, and freshmen Daniel Coulombe and Rafael Cariello, portray the main characters of the story. The play took place during the first semester of the school year and was an instant success.
Roster: Adam Gimbel, Alex Lavandero, Jorge Lorente, Jeremy Martinez, Gabriel Pertierra, Junior Thespians Roster: Daniel Martinez, Rafael Arbey-Murot, Kevin Lemus, Gabriel Joshua
Berlanga, Daniel Coloombe, Julian Ramos, Jaime Lopez, Daniel
Dagger, Thomas Lopez, and Connor Meagher. Moderator: Mr. Francisco Padura.
Vigil. Moderator: Mr. Leo
Playing in the central patio, Mr. Tony Alexander, senior Daniel Fuenmayor, and freshman Jorge Aguilera, show off their talents during a Tom bola exhibit. "Events like Tombola give us a great opportuniy to showcase our passion for music, and we also have a great time doing it," said Fuenmayor.
Music
By: Ryan Murphy
In 2001, English teacher Mr. Tony Alexander, an avid musician thought it would be a great idea to get a group of students together to listen to and simply enjoy different types of music.
Fast forward 11 years, when the still ongoing Music Appreciation Society gets together every Tuesday for jam sessions that include several musical pieces from different genres.
In these weekly jam sessions, the students bring their own instruments and just play. The students also discuss specific types of music, the musicians, and their influence in modern music. Students bring their own instruments and often find themselves immersed in an improv jam session.
"It's really nice to be able to improvise with other musicians and learn about jazz culture," said junior Anthony Rueda.
The club also plays at specific school functions such as field day and Tombola. It is a great opportunity for all music lovers to come together and spend some time appreciating the art of music.
President Krishcan Singh
Roster: Ernesto Barra!, Gaston de Cardenas, Daniel Fuenmayor, Patricio Garcon, Gabriel Jimenez, Gabriel Martinez-Varela, Anthony Monzon, Joshua Penn, Daniel Perez, Anthony Rueda, Andres Sacasa, Christian Salinas, Krischan Singh, and Kearan Moderator:
Vice President Daniel Perez Mr. Tony Alexander.
President Jonathan Calles
Vice President Tomas Cacicedo
NATIONAI4 HONOR SOCIETY
Co-President
Ignacio Perez
Roster: Adrian Alonso, Roberto Anton , David Barqufn, Matthew Bill, John Butchko , Tomas Cacicedo, Jonathan Ca lle s, Ricky Cambo , Xristian Carvajal, Juan Pab lo Cobian, George Cortina, Fernan do de Caralt , Gilbert Delgado, Jorge Deshon , Daniel Do cker ty, Matias Dorta, Jon as Egusquiza, Matthew Espinosa, Jordan Esteban, Luis Fernandez-Rocha , Ri cardo Fonseca , Antonio Forte, Eric Franca, Daniel Fuenmayor , Michael Fuentes , Francisco Hernandez, Nicholas Hernandez, Guillermo Herrera, Oliver Hyne , Adam Incera , Ander lruretagoyera , Joseph Isenberg , Cristian Jimenez, Gabriel Jimenez-Garfa, Peter Jude , Salvador Juncadella , Manuel Leon, Michael Lopez , Roberto Lopez-lbanez, Christian Marrero, Branden Martinez , Jeremy Martinez, Fernando Martinez-Qui bus , Julian Mazaira , Gabriel Mesa, Nestor Montoya, Pedro Morfin, Adri an Maya, Nicholas Munarriz, Joshua Munoz, Rene Negron, Andres Nodarse, Edwin Pagan, Carlos Parra, Christian Perea, Alberto Perez, Carlos D Perez , Carlos H Perez, Christian Perez, Gabriel Pertierra, Max Prio , Peter Ramon, Luis Restrepo, Francisco Rigueiro, James Roen, Daniel Rojo, Ignacio Ruberte, Daniel Ruiz, Angel Saavedra, Andres Sanchez , Gregory Santos, Matthew Sierra , Henry Sosa, Christoph Sproul, Javier Tato , Francisco Tejidor, Kevin Valiente , Jose Vega, Pablo Velazquez , Samuel Wallace, Michael Aguad, Juan Aguil a, Diego An ell, Myles Bachrach, Julian Ballestas, Luis Blanco, Mateo Buraglia , Maximin a Caballero, Walford Campbell, Carlos Castellanos, Franz-Joseph Castillo, Nicolas Castillo , Antonio Casuso , Dominic Chinigo, Giovanni Companioni , Eri c Couto, Christopher Cruz , Giancarlo Cueto , Eric de Cardenas, Carlos Espina , Carlos Fernande z, Michael Fernandez , Nikolas Fernandez, Lu cas Fernandez-Rocha , Nicholas Garcia, Erik Garriga , Daniel Gonzalez , Francisco Gonzalez , Eduardo Iglesias , Javier In ce ra, Daniel Jose , Enrique Lam , Ja ke Larson , Sergio Leos , Nicholas Lopez, Justin Lorenzo, Jonathan Lucas , Andres Manzanares , Javie r Martinez, Mario Martinez , Ricardo Martine z-Cid , Enrique Menende z, Diego Mion, Hugo Montero , Adrian Montoto, Justin Morales , Robert Morgado, Carlos Muniz , Robert Munoz , Ryan Murphy, Alberto Naya , Jorge Orbay, Jose Paneda , Kevin Pavon, Cristian Paz, John Pendas, Victor Perez-Abreu , Daniel Poo , Jose Prieto , Alfredo Ramirez, Eduardo Ramirez, Jose Roca, Anthon y Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez , Giovanni Rodrigu ez, Kevin Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez , Andres Rodrigu ez, Georg e Rodriguez , Diego Rojo, Alejandro Romero, Diego Rosette, Devon Roura, Camelis Rowaan , Anthony Rueda, Daniel Saavedra, Vikram Sairam , Victor Saladin , Anthony Sierra , Jo se Silva, William Singer , Andres Smith, Christian Suarez, Nicholas Suarez, Nicholas Torralba, Andrew Tremblay, Steven Tyler, Vincent Vazquez, Alejandro Verdecia, Sebastian Wermuth, Anthony Yabor, James Zamora, Andres Abate , Alexander Adams, Adrian Alepuz , Andreas Alvarez, David Alvarez, Jonathan Alvarez, Jonathan Amaro-Barron, Bryant Aristy, Christian Ayala, Andres Barrios, Ethan Bauer, Ivan Botero, Matias Buedo, Alexander Cabrera, Gabriel Cabrera, Anthony Calvo, Juan Carlos Campuzano , Eric Castellanos , Michael Castellanos , Daniel Cendan , Vincent Cendan , Leonardo Cosio, Alexander Davila-Wollheim, Peter De Armas, Agustin de Ia Guardia, Anthony De Furia, John Diaz-Silveira, Santiago Dipilla , Andres Fernandez, Andres Fernandez, Matthew Fernandez, Justin Ferrer, Jorge Figueras, Carlos Frisbee , Roberto Gallinar , Juan Garcia, Maxwell Goldberg, Javier Gonzalez , Jorge Gonzalez , Diego Guimaraes-Blandon , Lorenzo Guio , Alejandro Hernande z, Javier Herrera, Brandon Hevia , Benjamin In cera , Mark Lagunas , Domingo Leos , Marcos Llobell, Nicholas Lorenzo , Andres Loret de Mala, Re ynal do Madiedo, Michael Mag aulas, Michael Marina, Christopher Martin, Oscar Martinez, Omar Masri, Alvaro Mejer, Alexander Mertz , George Michel , Jason Miranda , Kevin Montiel, Sebastian Munoz, Eduardo Neret , Gabriel Nunez , William Pallissery, Julio Palomera , Jorge Paoli-Torres , Ke vin Pascual , Matthew Pastor , Jonathan Pereyra, Andres Perez , Christian Perez , Michael Perez , Pablo Perez , Genaro Poulat, Jorge Po we ll , David Prida, Alfredo Quiroga, Cesar Rebolledo , Christian Roatta , Bryan Rodriguez, Ryan Rodriguez-Mena , Christian Rondon, Omar Ro se te , Carlos Salazar , Michael Sayman , Jonathan Schultz , Marlon Seijo , Kristopher Serrate, Jose Sirven , Jose Smith , Steven Solis , Andre Suarez , John Ukenye , Oscar Vila , Alejandro Villasmil , and Miguel Zaldivar. Moderator: Ms. Dolores Toledo
NATIONAL JR€) HONOR SOCIETY
Co-President Ernest Barra!
Roster : Albert Naon, Alberto Pardo , Alberto Daniel Llorente, Alec Keenan, Alejandro Seda, Alexander Vidal , Andres Sanchez , Andrew Powell , Anthony Perez-Pino , Antonio Montadas , Armando Marquez, Bernardo Lima, Brandon Herrera, Carlos Jimenez, Carlos Martinez, Carlos Michel, Carlos Perez-Heydrich, Casey Rodriguez , Christian Dopico, Christian Fowler, Christopher Blanco, Daniel Botero, Eduardo Abascal, Eduardo Santos, Eric Calero, Ernest Barra!, Ezequiel Cuevas, Felipe Montes de Oca , Frank Battle , Gustavo Medina , Ignacio Perez, Jack Balloveras, Jerry Williams, Jr., Johnathon Perez, Jose Chan, Joseph Menendez, Joseph Perez, Luis Suarez, Luis Vargas, Manuel Fernandez, Manuel Sanchez, Marcel Mejia , Mark Pugliese, Matthew Robert Diaz, Michael Limia, Michael Tefel, Nicholas Keenan, Nicolas Beasley, Nicolas Fernandez, Nikolas Rojas, Oscar Pinate, Osvaldo Nunez, Pablo Cabrera, Patricio Espinosa, Rafael Cariello , Rashad Ismail, Ricardo Azze, Robert Woodry, Roberto Villasante, Ryan Gutierrez, Ryan Gabriel Gutierrez , Santiago Nunez, Sebastian Milanes, Walter Tomasino , William Lopez Adrian Hernandez , Albert Gutierrez, Alejandro Gonzalez, Alex Piccolo , Alexander Fernandez, Alexander Hernandez, Alexander Suarez , Alfredo Cepero, Andres Concepcion, Andres Marquez , Anthony Castro, Armand del Castillo, Christopher Menendez, Conor Meagher, Daniel Portuondo, Daniel Romeu, Daniel Sixto , Daniel Lugo , Daniel Silva, Dav id Salazar, David I. Fager, Frederico Vivacqua, Gabriel Diaz, Gabriel Gonzalez, Giancarlo Pinto , Jaime Lopez, Jean Zamora, John Egusquiza , John Powell, Jonathan Garcia, Jorge Gomez , Jose Jimenez , Jose Rubio , Jose Infante , Joseph Fuentes , Joshua Munoz, Joshua Sliva , Juan Carabeo-Nieva, Justin Hern an dez , Ke vin Ramos , Luis Mejer , Manuel Rojas-Romero , Marcelo Mion , Nicholas Tootle , Nicolas Garcia, Nicolas Roca, Nicolas Tamborrel, Noah Lopez , Orlando Calas, Robert Espinosa , Rodrigo Bustamante , Ryan Rodriguez , Santiago Molero , Steven Marin , Thomas Lopez , Tomas Gonzalez , Wilfreda Allen, William Kindelan , and Zane Todywala Moderator: Mr. Eugene Zoller.
QUILL & SCROLL ART HONOR
SOCIETY
Roster: Nicholas Munarriz (Vice President), Joseph Isenberg (President), Nestor Montoya, Fernando Martinez-Quibus, Ricardo Fonseca, Nicholas Hernandez, and Antonio Forte. Moderator: Ms. Sujayla Collins.
Roster: Krischan Singh (President), John Pendas (Vice President), Miles Pope, Dylan Rives, and Elias Monsalve. Moderator: Mr. Ignacio Font.
SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Roster: Adrian Alonso, William Alvarez, David Barquin, John Butchko, Jonathan Calles, Richard Cambo, Alejandro Carr, Xristian Carvajal, Jonas Egusquiza, Matthew Espinosa, Luis Fernandez-Rocha, Daniel Fuenmayor, Alejandro Huamani, Adam Incera, Cristian Jimenez, Gabriel JimenezGarcia, Peter Jude, Manuel Leon, Michael Lopez, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Jeremy Martinez, Julian Mazaira, Gabriel Mesa, Andres Nodarse, Edwin Pagan, Carlos Parra, Alberto Perez, Carlos Pe tez, Carlos Perez, Christian Perez, Peter Ramon, Luis Restrepo, Frank Rigueiro, Daniel Rojo, Fernando I Ruiz, Gregory Santos, Henry Sosa, Francisco ;Tejidor, Jose Vega, Pablo Velasquez, Robert Weller, Michael Aguad, Juan Aguila, Diego Anell, Myles Bachrach , Walford Campbell, Dominic Chinigo, Giovanni Campinioni, Eric de Cardenas, Antonio Casuso, Carlos Espina, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Nicholas Garcia, Erik Garrigo, Daniel Gonzalez, Francisco Gonzalez, Eduardo Iglesias, Javier In cera, Enrique Lam, Jake Larson, Sergio Leos, Jonathan Lucas, Andres Manzanares, Mario Martinez, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Enrique Menendez, Diego Mion, Hugo Montero , Justin Morales, Robert Morgado, Carlos Muniz, Robert Munoz, Jorge Orbay, Kevin Pavon, Cristian Paz, John Pendas, Daniel Poo, Jose Prieto, Jose Roca, Giovanni Rodriguez, Kevin Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez, Diego Rojo, Alejandro Romero, Devon Roura, Cornelis Rowaan, Anthony Rueda, Daniel Saavedra, Vikram Sairam, Victor Saladin, Jose Silva, William Silva, Andres Smith, Christian Suarez, Nicholas Torralba, Steven Tyler, Alejandro Verdecia, and James Zamora. Moderator: Ms Lucila Espinosa.
President
Adam In cera
Vice President
Gabriel Mesa
President Luis Arguelles
Vice President Eduardo Arazoza
SENIOR BETA CLUB
President Roberto Anton
Roster: Daniel Admire, Jorge Alvarez, Eduardo Arazoza, Luis Arguelles, Julio Ayala, Jon-Michael Barquin, Michael Betancourt, Hunter Cowley, Frank Crawley, Anthony Fernandez, Adam Gimbel, Jesse Lorenzo, Kyle Merino, Randy Mompremier, Nicolas Moreiras, Matthew Moro, Augusto Naccarato, Daniel Perez, Andres Rivas, Brandon San Juan, Joshua Silva, Mauricio Teran, Michael Verdeja, Jose Arosemena, Keonte Cash, Michael Fernandez, Jason Gutierrez, Daniel Lopez, Matthew Marrero, Anton Martinez-Cid, Jorge Orta, Alexander Paneda, Dylan Rives, Ethan Rodriguez, Christopher Ruiz, Fernando Tavara, Nicolas Valdes, Nicolas Vergara, Joseph Berguiristain, Andres De Varona, Ethan Fernandez, Jorge Fleites, Osiel Gonzalez, Alistair Humphries, Alexander Isaac, Peter Kiliddjian, Simon Londono, Xavier Michelena, Ricardo Montalvan, Daniel Neptune, Alejandro Novoa, Christian Ortega, Daniel Perez, Carlos Ramos, and Robert VanScoy. Moderators: Ms. Maria D. Alonso & Ms. Carmen Villafane.
§PANI§H HONOR SOCIETY
Vice President Salvador Juncadella
Roster: Alejandro Alvarez, Diego An ell, Walford Campbell, Giovanni Companioni, Carlos Fernandez, Nikolas Fernandez, Nicholas Garcia·, Eduardo Iglesias, Jonathan Lucas, Andres Manzanares, Matthew Marrero, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Hugo Montero, Adrian Montoto, John Pendas, Alfredo Ramirez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Kevin Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez, Diego Rosette, Devon Roura, Vikram Sairam, Jose Silva, Andrew Tremblay, Nicolas Valdes, Miguel Zaldivar, Roberto Anton, Tomas Cacicedo, Guillermo Herrera, Ander Iruretagoyena, Salvador Juncadella, Jeremy Martinez, Enrique Menendez, Gabriel Mesa, Nestor Montoya, Juan Carlos Morfin, Pedro Morfin, Rene Negron, Angel Saavedra, Henry Sosa, Pablo Velazquez. Moderator: Ms. Annette Anton.
§PANI§H §TATE TEAM
Roster: Julian Esain, Max Caballero, Roberto Anton, Henry Sosa, Rene Negron, Javier Guerrero, Miguel Angarita, Lorenzo Guio, Salvador Juncadella, Andres Manzanares, Sergio Leos, Adrian Montoto, Alfredo Ramirez, Ignacio Perez, Gabriel Pertierra, John Pendas. Moderators: Ms. Annette Anton & Ms. Maria Cristina Reyes-Garcia.
PRAI§E AND
Roster: Jeremy Bencomo , Angelo Borges, Nicolas Castellanos, Jun Hyung Cho, Ian Escarra, Ehren Fernandez, Carlos Gallo, Fernando Garcia-Chacon, Matthew Gomez, Zachary Gomez, Javier Guerrero, Joshua Lara, Eric Lastres, Sebastian Llano, Jonathan Manrique, Christopher Marrero, Matthew Martin, Jorge Moscoso, Allan Navarro, Daniel Neret, Marc Novas, Alex Pacios, Felipe Pardo, Bernardo Poulat, Deiter Prussing, Javan Rice, Juan Rubio, Daniel Sanchez, Javier Saumell, Michael Sexton, Kearan Singh, Federico Tamborrel, Gabriel Trastoy. Moderator: Mr. Christopher Dreeson.
MIDDLE §CHOOL MATH CLUB
Roster: Matthew Garcia, Christopher Font, Michael Cairo, Francisco Rodriguez, David Fager, Charles Grande, Daniel Fager, Christopher Marrero, Alex Doval, Felipe Pardo, Michael Garcia, Jorge Moscoso, Evan Rojas, and Sebastian Chamizo. Moderator: Ms. Dolores Toledo.
Captain Henry Sosa
President Enrique Menendez
Vice President Victor Perez-Abreu
BE§T BUDDIE§
President Nicholas Sanchez
Roster: Alfredo Arguelles, Jorge Cabrera, Giancarlo Cueto, Ernesto De La Fe, Robert De La Hoz, Alexander Durant, Julian Esain, Patricio Espinosa, Carlos Fernandez, Nicholas Garcia, Francisco Gonzalez, Michael Jasman, Michael Jasman, Jake Larson, Bernardo Manrique, Cristian Marquez, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Enrique Menendez, Jorge Orbay, Daniel Perdomo, Victor Perez-Abreu, Alfredo Ramirez, Adrian Rivas, Daniel Rodriguez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez, Devon Roura, Alejandro Senior, Jorge Trelles, and Daniel Ugas. Moderator: Ms. Cristina Ramirez.
BELEN CANGREJO§
Vice President
Alejandro Senior
Roster: Eduardo Abascal , Carlos Acevedo, Victor Acevedo, Juan Aguila, David Alvarez, Ales Arriola, Alec Arrizurieta, Myles Bachrach, Andres Barreto, Nicolas Becera, Michael Beovides, Daniel Bogardus , Guillermo Bogardus, Michael Borell, Daniel Botero, Otto Boudet , Matias Buedo, Mateo Buraglia, Christopher Caballero, Michael Cabeza, Gabriel Cabrera, Jorge Cabrera, Orlando Calas, Andres Casariego, Carlos Castellanos , Anthony Castro , Sebastian Chamorro, Andres Chinchilla, Christian Cognigni , Alejandro Corzo, Eric Cruz, Kevin Cruz, Giancarlo Cueto, Ezequiel Cuevas, Daniel De !a Fe, Robert De !a Hoz, Christian Del Castillo, Anthony DeFurio, Boleck DePawlikowski, Eric Diaz-Padron, Santiago Dip ilia, Christian Dopico, Isaac Dominguez, Anthony Ebbage, Eric Echevarria, Jason Egusquiza, John Egusquiza, Jorge Escobar, Ricardo Espina, Alejandro Fernandez, Andres Jose Fernandez , Anthony Fernandez, Benny Fernandez, Nicolas Fernandez, Robert Fernandez , Jack Flood, Alberto Fraga, Michael Franca, Robert Gallinar, Jose Toshio Garces, Basilio Garcia, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Christopher Garcia, Jorge Garcia, Matthew Garcia, Maximus Garcia, Michael Garcia, Alejandro Gaston, Daniel Gomez, Luis Gomez , Charlie Grande , Pedro Gomez, Michael Goncalves, Cesar Gonzalez , Osiel Gonzalez, Otniel Gonzalez, Tomas Gonzalez, David Guevara, Jake Guso, Jason Gutierrez, Alejandro Hernandez-Cane, Jonathan Herrera, Brandon Hevia, Alexander Iduate, Rashad Ismail , Michael Jasman , Gabriel Jimenez, Alec Keenan, Nick Keenan, William Kindelan, Nicholas Krikorian, Bobby Lacasa, Mark Lagunas, Rene Lamar, Leonardo Lamarche, Eric Lastres, Kevin Lastres , Frank Leyva , Bernardo Lima, Marcos Llobell, Alberto Thomas Lopez, Amadeo Lopez-Castro, Guillermo Lopez-Castro, Nacho Lopez-Castro, Christopher Lorenzo, Lorenzo Luaces, Jonathan Lucas , Daniel Lugo , Bernie Manrique, Gabriel Marin, Andres Marquez , Cristian Marquez, Christopher Marrero, Carlos Martinez, Rafael Martinez-Varela, Ricky Mayo, Con or Meagher, Eric Mena, Christopher Menendez , Giancarlo Mesa, Carlos Michel , George Michel, Maurice Milton, Ricardo Montalvan, Felipe Montes de Oca , Michael A Moreno, Christopher Moustafa, Richard Munoz, Ryan Navarro , Albert Naya , Alejandro Novoa, Diego Nunez, Santiago Nunez, Francisco Odon, Jonathan Orta, Jorge Orta, Carlos Pablos-Aguirre , Alex Pacios, Julio Palomera, Alexander Paneda, Jose Paneda, Alberto Pardo, Felipe Pardo, Jose Pelegri, Jacob Perea , Jonathan Pereyra, Juan Perez-Costa , Daniel Perez, Michael Perez, Nicholas Perez , Pablo Perez , Patrick Perez, Ryan Perez, Ruben Perez-Sanchez, Nicholas Peterson, Alex Piccolo, Johnny Powell, Michael A Prado, Patrick Puig-Corve, Fernando Pujals, Guillermo Pujals, Alfredo Quiroga, Carlos Ramos , Diego Rivera, Austin Riveron, Adolfo Rodriguez, Casey Rodriguez , Francisco Rodriguez, Hector Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez, TJ Rosell , Alejandro Ruiz, Jose Saca-Pujals , Alec Sanchez, Nicholas Sanchez , Sergio Sanchez, Eduardo Santos , Christopher Sanu, Alejandro Senior , Anthony Sierra , Walter Soefker, Carlos Solanilla, Carlos Sosa, Harrison Stoker, Walter Tomasino , Ryan Torres, Carlos Torres de Navarra , Javier Torres de Navarra, Brandon Torricel!a, Gabriel Trastoy, Steven TylerDaniel Ugas , Santiago Ugas, John Ukenye, Pablo Venegas , Santiago Venegas, Alexander Vento, Lucas Verdeja , Michael Verdeja, Nicolas Vila, Roberto Villasante, Robert Weller, James Williams, Jerry Williams, Miguel Zaldivar, and Max Zarran. Moderator : Mr. Daniel Montesi
BIOMEDICAI4 ENGINEERING
Roster: Adrian Alonso, Myles Bachrach, Walford Campbell, Rafael Cariello, Michael Castellanos, Alexander Davila-Wollheim, Andres Manzanarez, Marcos Marimon, Gustavo Medina, Kevin Rodriguez, Cornelis Rowaan, and Alejandro Verdecia. Moderator: Mr. Andres Jimenez.
FUTURE DOCTOR§ OF AMERICA
Roster: Alejandro Huamani, Jorge Salazar, Gregory Santos , Matthew Espinosa, Jeremy Martinez, Jonas Egusquiza, Joshua Munoz, Robert Weller, Alexander Novo, Alejandro Trujillo, Alberto Perez, Bryan Valladares, Anthony Baldaccini, Christian Marrero, Xristian Carvajal, Imani Davis, Eric Franca, Robert Anton, Gabriel Pertierra, Jake Larson, Miles Bachrach, Devon Roura, Enrique Menendez, Gabriel Farias, Julian Vidal, Kyle Hernandez, Eduardo Ramirez, Jose Arosemena, Tommy Avallone, Daniel Poo, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Jonathon Lucas, Jose Paneda, Daniel Gonzalez, Alberto Naya, Jorge Trelles, Rene Fernandez, Jaime Vergara, Franz Joseph Castillo, John Pendas, Vikram Sairam, Francisco Rios, Michael Aguad, Kevin Rodriguez, Corne lis Rowaan, Salvy Cisneros, Daniel Saavadra, Mario Martinez, Christian Paz, Jake Larson, Alex Vasquez, Jesse Gonzalez, Miles Pope, Jordi Orbay, Robby Cosio, Sebastian Munoz, Reyna! do Madiedo, Christopher Martin, Alejandro Hernandez, Justin Ferrer, William Pallissery,Christian Rondon, Diego Blandon, Jorge Figueras, Gabriel Cabrera, Anthony Defurio, Alejandro Villasmil, Jose Siruen, Mark Saavedra, Joseph Beguristain, Tyler Roberts, Johnathan Perez, Mikel Juan, Osvaldo Sarduy, Willy Sanchez, Michael Qureshi, Hanler Portal, Luis Acuna, Carolos Jimenez, Julian Esain, Christian Baptista, Javier Hernando, Juan Carlos de Campos, Giovanni Valdes, Jose Cosio, Robert Pertierra, Nicolas Salazar, Anthony PerezPino, Bernardo Lima, Brandon Zaldivar, Alexander Aspura, Ernest Barra!, Gustavo Medina, Marcos Marimon, Andres Santiago, Augustin Granda, Pedro Aragone, Ryan Rodriguez, and Kevin Ramos. Moderator: Ms. Shyara Lara. President
Cornelis Rowaan President
Kevin Rodriguez President
Roberto Anton
Vice President Gabriel Pertierra
President Salvador Juncadella
Vice President Rene Negron
BELEN BU§INE§§ FORUM
President Peter Ramon
Roster: Eduardo Cosio, Cristian Jimenez, Pedro Cirera, Angelo Navarro, Joshua Silva, Alex Esquivel, Pedro Morfin, Anthony Fernandez, Andres Casariego, Eric Calero , Javier Gonzalez, Javier Incera, Alex Paneda, Francisco Rios, Erik Garrigo, Alex Vazquez, Mike Saenz, Francisco Smith, Luis Fernandez-Rocha, Levi Fernandez-Rocha, George Mulet, Anthony Monzon, Gerard Beauchamp, Kevin Simauchi, Andres Gutierrez, Thomas Gallinar, Jason Belisario, Gus Fonte, Chris Sanu, Jose Paneda, Avery Lopez, Franky Verdecia, Andres Loret de Mola, John Pessoa, Rene Negron, Salvador Juncadella, Ernesto de Ia Fe, Ander Iruretagoyena, Oliver Hyne, Alexander Novo, Jorge Deshon, Nicolas Moreiras, Roberto Anton, Alejandro Machado, Alexander Durant, Daniel Valverde, Jonathan Calles, Samuel WallacePerdomo, Andres Rivas, Jorge Salazar, Angel Saavedra. Moderator: Mr. Andres Jimenez.
STATI§TICAI4 ANAI4Y§I§ CLUB
Vice President Tomas Cacicedo
Roster: Peter Ramon, Tomas Cacicedo, Andres Manzanares, Javier In cera, Juan Aguila, Rene Negron, Giovanni Companioni, Kevin Rodriguez, Erik Garrigo, Vincent Vazquez, William Alvarez, Maximino Caballero, John Butchko, Jesse Lorenzo, Hugo Montero, Michael Fuentes, Sergio Sroka, Justin Lorenzo, Robert Mufwz, Henry Sosa, Michael Lopez, Nicolas Arenas, and Ander Iruretagoyena. Moderator: Ms. Olga Ramon.
Roster: Jose Alvarez, Oscar Berlanga, Andres Busse, Christian Delgado, John Egusquiza, Jonas Egusquiza, Jason Egusquiza, Julian Esain, Jorge Escobar, Albert Gutierrez , Alejandro Hunter, Andres Jose Infante, Erick Labrador, Adrian Lazo, Daniel Lopez, Jeremy Martinez, Anton Marinez-Cid, Santiago Munoz, Alberto Naya, Rayan Perez, Daniel Perez, Miles Pope, Felipe Prellezo, Peter Ramon, Juan SantiagoRodriguez, Daniel Sarmiento, Christian Tello, Mateus Tordin, Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas, Andrew Tremblay, Nicolas Valdes, Luis Vargas, Matias Vasquez, Pablo Velasquez, Jorge Miro-Quesada, Lucas Lorenzo. Moderator: Ms. Maria Ines Leanez.
INTERNATIONAIA
Roster: Frank Battle, Matthew Murphy, Nicholas Cambo, Santiago Dipilla, Michael Marina, Kevin Pascual, Jorge Powell, Carlos Salazar, Daniel Ugas, Oscar Vila, Robert de Ia Hoz, Alejandro Alvarez, Diego An ell, Myles Bachrach, Walford Campbell, Dominic Chinigo, Salvador Cisneros, Giovanni Companioni, ChristohperCruz, Eric Diaz-Padron, Nicholas Garcia, Daniel Gonzalez, Jake Guso, Jason Gutierrez, Kyle Hernandez, Javier In cera, Jake Larson, Jonathan Lucas, Anton Martinez-Cid, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Andres Manzanares, Rafael Melendez, Carlos Muniz, Ryan Murphy, Jorge Orbay, Camilo Padron, Cristian Paz, Daniel Perdomo, Victor Perez-Abreu, Alfredo Ramirez, Francisco Rios, Anthony Rodriguez, Kevin Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez, Diego Rosette, Devon Roura, Nicholas Sanchez, Christopher Sanu, Anthony Sierra, Francisco Smith, Christian Suarez, Steven Tyler, Jaime Vergara, James Zamora, Jorge Alvarez, Juan Pablo Cobian, Peter John Jude, Salvador Juncadella, Andres Rivas, Ander Iruretagoyena, Kevin Valiente, Samuel Wallace-Perdomo. Moderator: Mr. Patrick Collins.
Co-President
Pablo Velazquez
Co-President
Jeremy Martinez
President
Salvador Juncadella
Urgent Action Coordinator
Victor Perez-Abreu
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Vice President Peter Ramon
ATHLETE§ FOR CHARITY
President Antonio Casuso
Roster: lmani Davis, Andres Loret de Mala, Antonio Montadas, Andres Jose Fernandez, Cesar Gonzalez, Vincent A. Vazquez, Osieli.Gonzalez, Michael Espinel, Pedro Cirera, Ryan Murphy, Eric Couto, Anthony DeFurio, Nicolas lparraguirre, Jacob Lopez, Austin Riveron, Andres Manzanares, Bernie Manrique, Javier lncera, Juan Aguila, Elliot Clemente, Adrian Alepuz, Giovani Companioni, Marcos Llobell, Peter Ramon, Christopher Sanu, Kevin Rodriguez, Luis Restrepo, Cristian Garcia, Marcello Hernandez, Anthony Fernandez, Juan Rodriguez, Anthony Castro, Robert Castro, Erik Garriga, Thomas Lopez, Ryan Rodriguez, Basilio Garcia, Angelo Navarro, Victor Perez-Abreu, Andres Barrios, Otniel Gonzalez, Matthew Bravo, Albert Gutierrez, Eloy Fernandez, Javier Guerrero, Eduardo Santos, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Devon Roura, Diego An ell, Myles Bachrach, Daniel Pinto, Jorge Iglesias, Christian Perez, Alain Bonvecchio, Carlos Machado, Erick Labrador, Christopher Moustafa, Alejandro Gaston, David Alvarez, Javier Alvarez, Jake Larson, Hugo Montero, Carlos Espina, Jonathan Garcia, Justin Lorenzo, Fernando Molina, Carlos Espina, Nicholas Abunassar, Alejandro Hasegawa, Joshua Munoz, Jorge Valdes, Peter Prieto, Harrison Stoker, Nicholas Llobell, Joshua Munoz, Sebastian Chamizo, Daniel Carreras, Raul Carreras, Angel Saavedra, Sebastian Clark, Lucas Villa-Tena, Jose Plasencia, Basilio Garcia, Alberto Naya, Ryan Rodriguez, Andres de Varona, Eduardo Cruz, Cristian Marquez, Julian Gonzalez, Eric Franca, Julian Esain, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Jose Plasencia, Sebastian Chamizo, Thomas Gallinar, Eloy Fernandez, Sebastian Clark, Javier Guerrero, Carlos Moreno, Alain Bonvecchio, Daniel Sarmiento, Daniel Pinto, Carlos Marin, Rodrigo Marin, Ryan Rodriguez, Jonathan Garcia, Joshua Munoz, Thomas Lopez, Basilio Garcia, Otniel Gonzalez, Jason Khoury, Timothy Mackie, Kyle Gomez, Jorge Iglesias, Christian Garcia, Albert Gutierrez, Andres Baltazar, Matthew Bravo, Chris Moustafa, Erick Labrador, Juan Rodriguez, Jacob Lopez, Carlos Machado, Peter Prieto, Anthony Castro, Robert Castro, Daniel Sarmiento, Conor Meagher, and Nicholas Abunassar. Moderators: Ms. Olga Ramon &Ms. Kathleen Mackie.
COFFEE HOU§E CLUB
Vice President Michael Perez
Roster: Andreas Alvarez, Antonio Casuso, Gio Cintron, Francesco Fuentes, Manny Gonzalez, Sammy Maya, Sebastian Milanes, Albert Naoh, Christian Perez, Michael Perez, Miles Pope, George Rodriguez, Eduardo Velez. Moderator: Ms. Marisol Sosa.
Liam Fernandez-Rocha, Levi Fernandez-Rocha, Anthony Fernandez, Matthew Sierra, Matthew Murphy, Alistair Humphreys, Angelo Navarro, Peter Cirera, Joseph Cirera, Felipe MontesdeOca, Eduardo Cosio, Nicolas Ros, Alejandro Diaz, Michael Qureshi, Brandon Leyva, Ernesto De Ia Fe, Cristian Trujillo, Adrian Hermida, Nicolas Salazar, Hugo Duenas, Chris Blanco, Carlos Enriquez, Nicholas Moreiras, Eduardo Arazoza, Alexander Durant, Luis Arguelles, and Michael Betancourt. Moderator: Ms. Teresa Gutierrez.
GREEN CLUB
Roster:
Roster: Alexander Novo, Eric Franca, Matthew Cristobal, Jesse Gonzalez, Javier Incera, Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas, Austin Riveron, Andres Fernandez, Nicholas Novo, Patrick Maher, Alberto Naon, Gabriel Rigueiro, Kevin Ramos, Brandon Leyva, Michael Goncalves, Joshua Lara, and Daniel Ugas. Moderator: Ms. Shyara Lara.
President Luis Arguelles
Vice President
Pedro Cirera
President Gregory Santos
Vice President Anthony Defurio
President Eduardo Velez
Vice President Sebastian Wermuth
President Krischan Singh
Vice President Nicolas Valdes
PHOTOGRAPHY
Roster: Kevin Lemus, Sebastian Wermuth, Eduardo Velez, Dominic Chinigo, Cornelis Rowaan, Javier Martinez, Justin Hernandez, Sergio Leos, Albert Hermida , Antonio Casuso, Walford Cambell, Hugo Montero , and Enrique Lam. Moderator: Mr. Julian De Zulueta
Roster: Jorge Moscoso, Nicolas Valdes, Krischan Singh, Roberto Villasante, Christian Dopico, Keavan Singh. Nicolas Hernandez, Alexander Pusch, Dylan Rives, Daniel Sedan, and Benjamin Incera. Moderator: Mr. Ignacio Font.
§CUBA CLUB
Castellanos, Anthony Rueda, Alejandro Corzo, Jorge Alfaro, Ignacio Vargas, Eduardo Tamborrel, Ylian Suarez, Angelo Navarro, Ethan Rodriguez, Alexander Paneda , Andres Rivas , Jorge Salazar, Adrian Alonso , Javier Gonzalez, Alberto Maza, Nicholas Lorenzo, David Barquin, Elias Monsalve, Giancarlo Mesa. Faculty Members: Father Guillermo Garcia-Tuflon & Mr. Ignacio Scull. Moderator: Mr. Anthony Baldaccini.
BIACKROBE§
Roster: Alec Castillo, Tomas Gonzalez, Anthony Monzon, Francisco Verdecia, Christian Martinez , Connor Meagher , Adrian Moya, Kyle Hernandez, Fernando Guardazzi, and Fernando Pinera. Moderators: Mr. Johnny Calderin & Brother Michael Wood.
Roster: Joshua Silva, Nicolas Lopez, Rafael Melendez, Christopher Morales, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Gaston De Cardenas, Rene Lamar, Oscar Pinate, Luis Fernandez-Rocha, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Fernando Corda!, Amadeo Lopez-Castro, Daniel Perez, Jake Guso, Nicolas
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Vice President
Joshua Silva President
Anthony Monzon
Vice President
Alec Castillo
President Roberto Anton
Vice President Gabriel Pertierra
BISHOP SAN PEDRO SPANISH CLUB
President Adrian Montoto
Roster: Alejandro Alvarez , Roberto Anton , Alexander Cabrera, Matthew Cristobal , Jorge Figueras , Manuel Gonzalez , Gabriel Pertierra , Roberto Pertierra, Tyler Roberts, Jorge Salazar, Nicolas Salazar, Henry Sosa, and Cristian Trujillo. Moderator: Ms. Leandra Novoa.
ITAIAIAN CLUB
Vice President
Antonio Casuso
Roster: Adrian Montoto, Antonio Casuso, Sergio Leos, Enrique Lam, Andrew Tremblay, Eduardo Velez, Cornelis Rowaan, Marcel Arzola , Thomas Avallone, Michael Cairo, Erik Rivacoba, Diego Anell, Kevin Sarmuchi, Gabriel Garrigo, Claudio Laratelli , Julian Balboa , Luciano Laratelli, Jorge Figueras, Christian Tello, Miguel Zaldivar, Brandon Hevia, Brian Valiente, Diego Mion, Peter Diego Prieto, Myles Bachrach, Vincent Cendan, Giovanni Cintron, Diego Rivera, Antonio Permuy, Dominic Chinigo. Moderator: Mr. Ramon Nicosia.
PORTUGUESE CLUB
Roster: Segio Sroka, Guillermo Lopez-Castro, Gabriel Garrigo, Patrick Cabrera, Nick Echeverria, George Mulet, Michael Gomez, Juan Pablo Cobian, Daniel Valverde, Angelo Navarro, Jorge Trelles Cabarroca, Carlos Enriquez, Adrian Montoto, Mauricio Teran, Eduardo Ruiz, Pedro Cirera, Francisco Verdecia, Michael Romero, Anthony Fernandez, Antonio Casuso, Nicolas Valdes, and Jorge Forte. Moderator: Ms. Maria Isabel Alonso.
FRENCH CLUB
Roster: Diego Mion, Brian Valiente, Alec Macias, Jordan Fernandez, Kevin Valiente, Augusto Naccarato, Matthew Moro, Jose Sanchis, Andrew Tremblay, Jose Scheuren, Louis Rondon, Christian Rondon, Eduardo Ruiz, Nicolas Valdes, Jorge Trelles Cabarrocas, Frank Crawley, Jorge Forte, Carlos Enriquez, Adrian Montoto, and Randy Mom premier. Moderator: Ms. Maria Isabel Alonso.
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Carlos Enriquez
Jose Scheuren
Luis Rondon
Fullback senior Alexander Chica leads the way for running back senior Alec Macias. Macias and Chica were major contributors to the team's running game.
(Right- below) Safety senior Jordan Esteban leads the Wolverines out on to the field against Columbus. Esteban, along with junior Xavier Hines, played a vital role in keeping receivers in check all season.
Quarterback senior Daniel Admire rifles a pass against Hialeah High.
Admire threw for II touchdowns throughout the season.
Fullback senior Julio Ayala bounces the run to the outside against a Columbus opponent. Ayala was a go to player on short third down plays.
Linebacker senior Frank Leyva makes the tackle against Tampa Jesuit. Leyva was one of the team's leading tacklers along with junior Christian Suarez.
Roster : Alex Diblasi, Alec Macias , Francisco Hernandez, James Garcia , Alex Alvarez, Camilo Padron , Ricardo Fonseca, Christian Barrial, Josh Penn , Sergio Sroka, Lucas Sanchez, Ryan Murphy, Michael Espinel, Daniel Admire , Chris Marrero, Andres Garcia ; Nikolas Echeverria , Michael Ugarte, Jordan Esteban, Jorge Lorente, Daniel Neptune, Daniel Perdomo, Mateo Buraglia, Xavier Hines, Eric De Carden a, Austin Riveron, Michael Gomez, Victor Perez-Abreu , Imani Davis, Julio Ayala, Alex Chica, Rodrigo Col!, Alfonso Horner , Frank Leyva , Chris Cruz , William Alvarez, Edwin Pagan, Eric Franca , Djan Martinez, Mark Lopez-Trigo , Christian Suarez , Justin Lorenzo , Stephen Busse ,Nick Garcia, Jon Schultz, Randy Mompremier, Guillermo Pujals, Carlos H. Perez , Matthew Moro , Daniel Gonzalez, Henry Brimo, Nick Arguelles , Ke vin Viera , Keonte Cash, Adam Gimbel, Carlos D. Perez, Ri cky Fernandez, Jesse Rodriguez , Juan Aguila , Alejandro Trujillo , and Cristian Garcia Coaches: Richard Stuart , Eduardo Delgado , German Delgado, Angel Aparicio, Augusto Venegas, Marcel Mo reno , Joey Capote, Mario Pino, Ni ck Echevarria, Daniel Hidalgo, Frank Moreno , and Chris Esteban.
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Senior running back Imani Davis scores one of his five touchdowns against Central. Davis was the team's leading rusher. (inset) The 1972 Wolverines drive the ball in one of their first games of the year. This was only the second team in the school's football program.
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Sophomore Jorge Reyes lays out the Spartan running back. Reyes led the team in tackles.
Freshman Brandon Sylvestry lunges forward to pick up yards against the Pace Spartans.
Offensive tackle Alex Gonzalez opens up a hole. Gonzalez was a big contributor on the offensive line.
Sylvestry was one of the team's leading rushers.
Defensive end Samuel Maya sacks the quarterback. Maya provided constant pressure on quarterbacks all year.
Sophomore William Candela wraps up the Pace running back. Candela was one of the team's leaders on defense.
Roster: Frank Battle, Robert VanScoy, Eugenio Cosculluela, Jorge Reyes, Mariano Macias , Justin Lorenzo, Kevin Pascual, Richard Sotolongo, Jorge Powell, Carlos Salazar, Billy Candela, Albert Llorente, Alejandro Portela, Andrew Muriedas, Jorge Pola, Johnathan Perez, Sammy Maya, Willy Sanchez,Andre Deshon, Eduardo Santos, Gerard Albert, Jonathan Sanz-Perez, Danny Hernandez, Brandon Herrera, Nick Peterson, Lucas Yubero, John Barroso, Christian Estrada , Jorge Habib , Nick Lorenzo, Jorge Cabrera, Alex Gonzalez, Alex Adams , Saul Lola, Marcus Gonzalez-Jacobo , Jake Rodriguez , Cristian Trujillo, Max Dominguez, Luis Rodriguez, Marlon Seijo, Stephane Francour, Jose Lopez-Varela, Joseph Cirera, Fernando Molina, Richard Salinas , Juan Garcia, Alejandro Cortes, Jack Flood, Jose Llanes , Jorge Gonzalez, Brandon Silvestry , David Honda! , Jordi Fernandez, Derek Escarra , Dylan Echevarria, Mark White , Peter Kiliddjian , Hanler Portal , and Jose De Izaguirre. Coaches: Mario Pino, Nick Echevarria , Daniel Hidalgo , Christopher Esteban , Jose Capote, and Jorge Reyes. ·
Roster : Dorian Acosta, Johnn y Powell, Nicholas Coronado , Max Fernandez , Alejandro Gonzalez , Jonathan Moreau , Alejandro Hernandez-Cano, Dann y Honda! , Alejandro Ruiz , Christian Collazo , Brian Pascual, Alex Fals , Gio Menocal , Luke Hernandez , Kevin Fernandez, Christian Burke , Richard Perez, Mario Robaina, Fernando Pujals , Daniel Mejia, Basilio Garcia , Joseph Garcia, Daniel Pacios, Miguel Mora, Michael Lopez, Alex Piccolo , Jose Rubio , Giancarlo Pinto, Carlos Rodriguez, Manrique Iriarte, Danny Garcia-Tunon, Luis Corps , Joshua Lopez , Jorge Escobar, Pablo Venegas, Andres Borroto , Sebastian Leiter, Daniel Portuondo, Jean Zamora, John Hermida, Justin Rodriguez, Joshua Munoz , Matthew Feiler, Wilfreda Allen, Nicolas Garcia, Otniel Gonzalez, Diego Rivera, Andres Marquez, Dylan Pareja, Nicholas Arias, Ed Fuller, Orlando Calas , Johnny Ma c Hyland, Ernie Ruiz-Sierra , Jorge Padron, Tavish Rice . Coaches: Mike Crudele and Roger Lara.
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Linebacker David Martinez closes out to make the tackle against Mater Academy. Martinez was the anchor on defense.
Runningback Mario Robaina runs it in for six. Robaina was a playmaker throughout the season.
Ernie Ruiz-Sierra jacks up the Raiders running back. RuizSierra was a leader on both offense and defense.
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At the Dade County Championships, sophomore Fabian Tomas and senior Peter Jude push each other during the race. They helped the team score a rare perfect score of 15, which had never happened before in the history of this meet.
At the Flrunners.com Invitational, senior Elliot Clemente flies by the competition with ease. Clemente, a member of the Varsity team since the eighth grade, won the State Championship with a time of 15:05 and the NXN Southeast Region with a career best of 14:58.
At the University of Florida Invitational, junior Avery Lopez sets a fast pace for the entire race. Lopez was the number two runner on the team. His tenth place finish at the NXN Southeast Regional in Cary, NC helped the team win the race, which had not been previously achieved by any school from Florida. (Inset) Eric Alvarez '85, the school's first State Champion, outsprints another runner to win the State Championship in 1984.
CO COL DOMINATION
By: Julio Ayala
Sitting: Osiel Gonzalez, Marcel Arzola , Matthew Mullin-Garcia ;' Lorenzo GIJ. iO , Andres De Varona , Ryan Rodrigu ez, Kevin Montiel , Andres Fernandez , and Diego Anel. "Middle Row: Alexander Isaac, Omar Rosete, Antonio Montadas, Nicholas Tenorio, Gabriel Von der Osten, Guillermo Herrera , Bejamin Incera , Juan Rodriguez, and Alvaro Mejer. Standing: Peter Jude, Fabian Tomas , Francisco Tejidor, Branden Martinez, Elliot Clemente , Avery Lopez, Michael Magoulas , Amadeo Lopez-Castro , Diego Rojo, Ulises Arbelo , Adam In cera , and Jose Roca, Jr. Coaches: Frankie Ruiz, Juan Rodriguez , and Victor Arrieta .
At the State competition , senior Francisco Tejidor makes a move as he nears the finish line. Tejidor was a consistent top five runner all year long running the 5K state course in 16:04. The team had four runners in the state's top ten finishers, helping the Wolverines score a school best of 26.
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Sophomore Michael Magoulas gets off to a great start at the Jr. Orange Bowl In vitational. Magoulas ' tenacity was an example to all the runners as they made it to Nike Cross Countr y Nationals in Portland , OR where the y competed as Mi amiHavana XC Club in honor of the Jubilee year.
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First row: JuanBruno Zayas, Justin Hernandez, Rodrigo Hernandez, Nicolas Roca, and Giancarlo Mesa. Second row: Renato Scerpella, Jorge Gomez, Jose Infante, Michael Suedo, Lucas Gomez, and Dominic Wermuth. Third row: Joseph Fuentes, David Fager, Jaime Lopez, Francisco Odon, Benjamin Cardenas, and Andres Signoret. (Not pictured: Christian Delgado , and Daniel de Ia Fe).
Eighth grader Jaime Lopez puts a hurt on the competition and wins the Catholic State Championship. Lopez also won the ACC cand Tri-County Championship. Even though the team got off to a rocky start, they came back to win the Dade County Youth Fair Meet.
At the Archbishop Coleman Carrol Invitational, sixth grader Eric Labrador cruises to the finish line well ahead of his opponent. The team won the ninth ACC Championship, and the Tri County Championship with the top five runners in the
seven spots.
By: Julio Ayala
Sixth grader Joshua Collins leads the pack at the Archbishop Carroll Invitational. Collins progressed tremendously through the season with a personal best of 8:40 for the mile and a half.
First Row: Antonio Fraga, Ignacio Villasmil, Lucas Rodriguez, Alberto Fraga, Michael Aparicio , Javier Vicente Guerrero, and Diego Yaffar. Second Row: Sebastian Duefias, Eric Labrador, Alessandro Sardina, Christopher Garcia, Joshua Collins, and Alejandro Corzo. (Not pictured: Coach Victor Arrieta).
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V AR§ITY GOLF
Gulliver
Deering Bay Tournament
Columbus
Youth Fair
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Archbishop McCarthy Tournament
District Tournament
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Westminster
Gulliver
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Riviera Prep.
Palmer Trinity
Ransom
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Joaquin Trigueros, Guillermo Saade, Coach Mario Avella, Gerardo Portela, Jr., Francisco Smith, and Oscar Cabanas. (Not Pictured: Patricio Espinosa, Gerard Beauchamp, Jorge Alvarez, Mitchel Alvarez, Christian Perez, Alejandro Machado, and Daniel Perez)
First row: Miguel Torres de Navarra, Matthew Murphy, Andrew Cecal. Second row: Armando Marquez, Pedro Gomez- Faccio , William Lorenzo, and Andrew Powell. (Not Pictured: Daniel Perez, Walter Tomasino, and Coach Gerardo Portela).
Alejandro Smith, Alejandro Sanchez, Jorge Iglesias, Alessandro Sardina, Kristian Lastre, and Daniel Chavez . (Not Pictured: Fernando Guruceaga, Alfonso Martinez, Matthew Powell, and Coach Gerardo Portela).
Members of the Freshman 8 boat race at the Miami International Regatta where they came in first place. The members of this boat trained together year round, placed third at the state level, and then went on to compete at the national level. (Inset) Crew members compete during a regatta in the 2004 school year.
Members of the Varsity 8 boat compete at the Head of the Hooch Regatta in Tennessee. The team raced in the heavyweight category, which is one of the most competitive categories in the regatta. This regatta was the fifth largest in the world including the Olympics , and the second largest in the nation It consisted of college, high school, and national teams
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This Lightweight 8 boat races in the state regatta where the placed second overall, and first in the scholastic division. They also placed third in The Head of the Hooch Regatta held in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This team trained all year together aiming to break school records and becoming one of the best rowing classes the school had ever seen.
much time training together, they still managed to achieve a successful
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This Junior 4 boat which consists of (front to back) Tomas Cacicedo, Andres Fernandez , Luis Restrepo, Nicholas Castillo, Miguel Zaldivar race at the National Competition where they placed 16th. Members of the crew team practiced every
of
three hours at the old quarry lake three miles from the school campus.
The Lightweight 4 boat members (front to back) Javier Tato, Vincent Vazquez, Andres Fernandez, Christopher Sanu, Manny De Ovin Berenguer race at The Head of the Indian Creek regatta where they came in third place. Although the members of this boat did not spend
outcome.
Top row: Coach Jeffrey Montes, Head Coach Yunian Cabrera, Alejandro Novoa, Andres Fernandez, Vincent Cendan, Jonathan Pereyra, Christian Tello, James Perez, Manuel De Ovin, Nicholas Castillo, Vincent Vazquez, Luis Restrepo, Matthiew Sierra, JavierTato, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Miguel Zaldivar, Julian Mazaira, Fernando Ruiz, Daniel Perez, Peter Jackson, Cristopher Sanu, Daniel Ugas, Matias Buedo, David Alvarez, David Dukenik, Diego Guimaraes, Santiago Dipilla, Tomas Cacicedo, Nick Perez, Coach Roberto Ruiz, and Coach Yosbel Martinez. Middle Row: Roberto Villasante, Casey Rodriguez, Nicholas Vazquez, Roberto Woodry, Jose Armengol, Alejandro Seda, Joseph Perez, Nicolas Fernandez, Andrew Escobar, Alex Vidal, Andres Sebastian, Robert Waechter, Nick Alex Keenan, Benny Fernandez, Hector Formoso-Murias, Leo Lamarche, Manuel Sanchez, Luis Suarez, Joseph Menendez, Rashad Ishmail, Horacio Garcia, and Ryan Gutierrez Sitting: Harry Formoso-Murias, Ian Anderson, Ricardo Labrada, Andres Donnes, Sebastian Hernandez, Kristian Ventura, Lucas Zumpano, Jonanthan Menendez, Andy Gomez and Santiago Ugas.
V AR§ITY S-wiMMING Place
DoraljKey West First
Youth Fair First
Gulliver First
Pine Crest Loss
Archbishop McCarthy First Districts First
Regional First State Fourth
With the butterfly stroke, junior Alejandro Perez races to take the lead. Perez was instrumental in helping the team reach the state tournament.
Jose Alvarez works his butterfly stroke. Alvarez also contributed to the team in the 100 meter back stroke.
Roster: Jose Alvarez, David Arguez, Thomas Avallone, Julian Ballestas, Evan Bancilla, Ernest Barral,Miguel Basalo, Daniel Botero, Alejandro Carr, Manuel Corbea, Herzen Cortes, Boleck De Pawlikowski, John Diaz-Silveira, Christian Fowler, Maxwell Goldberg, Christian Gomez, Jake Guso, Ryan Guso, Carlos Jimenez, Bernardo Lima, Michael Limia, Manuel Lopez, Willian Lopez, Alberto Maza, Santiago Nunez, Alejandro Perez, Juan Perez-Costa, Hanler Portal, Alfredo Ramirez, Adrian Rivas, Jose Sirven, Eduardo Tamborrel, Jaime Vergara, Sebastian Wermuth. Coach: Kirk Peppas.
Tenth grader Ryan Guso dives into the water in a race against Key West. Guso was a major contributor to the team. (Inset) Giancarlo Zumpano surges to lead the swim meet in 1986. The Zumpano brothers received national recognition during their time at the school and the pool is now named after their family.
Junior Julian Ballestas holds the lead against Key West. Ballestas came in second in Sebastian Wermuth runs away from the pack with his breast stroke. Wermuth provided a the state for the 200 yard free and was a vital part on the 200 yard freestyle relay. spark for the very young team compared to years past due to the loss of many seniors last season.
IN THE DEEP
By: Andres Sanchez
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Competing at the Youth Fair Meet, seventh grader Christopher Avallone works hard at the breast stroke. Avallone started swimming for the Wolverines in the sixth grade.
At the Country Day swim event, eighth grader Alexander Alepuz takes on the competition with the back stroke. Alepuz was a major contributor to the team throughout the year. Last year's middle school team was comprised of the perfect combination of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders.
Seventh grader Mario Rodriguez takes the lead during the butterfly race at the Belen Invitational. Rodriguez also contributed to the team's relay races with his amazing skills. Despite being young and inexperienced, the team had an amazing season.
Roster: Gabriel Abril, Michael Ahearn, Alexander Alepuz, Christopher Avallone, Raul Banos, Alexander Boza, Christian Carr, Jose Chaviano, Maximiliano Garcia DelPozo, Matthew Gomez, Zachary Gomez, Justin Hernandez, Jason Khoury, Erick Labrador, Juan Lam, Dante Lang, Claudio Leyva, Jonathan Manrique, Hugo Marin, Matthew Martin, Ryan Navarro, Felipe Pardo, Kevin Ramos, Andrew Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Ryan Rodriguez, Alessandro Sardina, Kevin Simauchi, Federico Tamborrel, Nicolas Tamborrel, and Mark Trimino. Coach: Brandon Murphy
By: Nikolas Arenas
Team captain senior Albert Perez sprints to the corner to save the opponent's well-placed serve. Perez was a key figure to the team , leading them to a 9-2 season.
Junior Juan Lorida uses his backhand return the ball to the opponent's court. Lorida's powerful serves were the Xfactors to his many victories at the matches.
Seventh grader Eduardo Scheuren, known for his speed on the court, shuffles his feet to return a fast ball. Scheuren was an upcoming prospect for the team and had a great deal of potential on the court.
Roster: Juan Lorida , Albert Perez, Daniel Fuenmayor, Bryan Rodriguez, William Lorenzo, Christian Perez, Patrick Siu, Santiago Vidal, Juan Campuzano, Mark Lagunas, Alejandro Hasagawa, Michael Tefel, Javier In cera, Daniel Concepcion, and John Barsoso. Coach: Timothy Vanscoy.
Roster: Andres Balcazar, Eduardo Scheuren, Miguel Hernandez, Nicolas Roca, Carlos Gallo, Sebastian Duenas , Daniel Tormo, Charlie Grande, Javier Guerrero, Bernardo Poulat , Jose Infante, Christopher Siu , Andres Signoret, Jason Belisario, Richard Munoz. Coach: Timothy Vanscoy.
Point guard junior Javier Alvarez 'pops the trey' with a hand in his face. Alvarez was the only player to start every game this year, with the exception of the Senior Game. Alvarez, along with Alejandro Pis-Dudot, gave opposing guards a nightmare on defense.
Forward junior Mike Fernandez drives past a Columbus defender at FlU in the annual rivalry game Fernandez was one of the team's best 3-point shooters and was able to keep the team in games with his shooting
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Team captain senior Pedro Cirera looks down low for his teammate to accumulate yet another assist. Cirera was made the captain mid-way into the season and was the team's leader from that point forward. He led the team at the Disney Basketball Tournament and was awarded the MVP award during that tournament.
Center junior Guillermo Pujals shoots a free throw with superb form. The big man was at the stripe all the time this season thanks
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Power forward senior Emmanuel Noya skies for the dunk against the Sunset Knights. Noya electrified the crowds with his highlight reel jams.
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In the midst of a comeback, point guard senior Alejandro Pis-Dudot drives it to the hole for a strong two. Pis-Dudot always provided a spark for the team, especially defensively, whether it be starting or off the bench.
(Inset) During the 1966 season, Eudaldo Suarez drives past the St. Patrick's defender in what used to be this school's biggest rivalry game. Suarez was the team's leading scorer that year averaging 18.2 points per game.
First row: Nicolas lparraguirre, Cristian Marrero, Jason Gutierrez, Michael Fernandez, Javier Alvarez, Alejandro Pis-Dudot, and Jose Roca. Second row: Coach Ruben Marrero, Pedro Cirera, Guillermo Pujals, Emmanuel Noya, Ricardo Fernandez, Ryan Murphy, John Medina, Eric Couto, Coach John Paul Mendez, and Head Coach Jose E. Roca.
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Sophomore Andres Perez soars to the basket for the deuce. Despite a tough loss to rival Columbus, the team finished their season on an nine game winning streak.
Front Row: Michael Vega-Sanz, Matthew Fernandez, Eduardo Cruz, Louis Giordono, Nicholas Fernandez, and William Candela. Second Row: Coach Ruben Marrero, Jose Smith, Alejandro Portela, Frank Battle, Michael Diaz-Silveira, Andres Perez, Julio Palomera, Jonathan Herrera, and Coach John Paul Mendez.
Sophomore Jonathan Herrera shakes the Columbus defender. Herrera was a big part of the team's success on both sides of the ball.
Power forward freshman Carlos Perez-Heydrich swoops in for the layup. Perez-Hydrich was a key contributor to the team's post game.
SHARP §HOOTERS
By: Andres Sanchez
Guard freshman Mariano Macias breaks the press. Macias was one of the teams best ball handlers. "We had a great team and a challenging season," said Macias
Far left: Guard freshman Guillermo Vadell sinks a free throw late in the first quarter. Vadell was the team's leading scorer.
Forward freshman Joseph Ordonez puts in a jumper against rival Columbus. Ordonez helped the team's offense by helping to stretch the opposing teams' defenses.
Roster: Joseph Cirera, Andres Fernandez, Daniel Hernandez, Brandon Leyva, Mariano Macias, Joseph Ordonez, Ignacio Perez, Marcos Perez, Carlos Perez-Heydrich, Andrew Powell, Richard Rodriguez, Brandon Silvestry, and Guillermo Vade!!. Coach: Jorge Martinez.
Eighth grader Gio Pinto drives to the basket past a Ransom Raider defense. Although this was Pinto's first year on the Gold team roster, he played like a veterari throughout the entire season.
Eighth grader Daniel Romeu goes in for the layup. Romeu never failed to take the ball up strong in traffic.
Far right: Point Guard eighth grader Armand Del Castillo looks to create a play against some tough defense. Del Castillo was one of the leading scorers on the gold team.
First row : Gabriel Cabrera, Steven Marin, John Powell, Nicolas Roca, Armand Del Castillo, and Daniel Sixto. Second row: Mario Robaina, Daniel Mejia, Luis Mejer, Daniel Romeu, Christopher Jauregui, Joseph Seara, Gio Pinto and Coach John Paul Mendez.
Point guard eighth grader Steven Marin soaks a threepointer from the corner. Marin was a catalyst to the team's offense.
GREAT§TART
By: Julio Ayala
Seventh grader Javier Torres de Navarra takes it strong to the hoop. The team's success was clearly demonstrated by their division win.
Working against Our Lady of Lourdes, point guard sixth grader Robert Fernandez turns to his signature cross over to fly by his defender for an easy bucket. "The team had a successful season, finishing with an 8-2 record, largely due to unselfish offense and tough defense," said Coach Eugene Cruz
6TH GRADE
Forward sixth grader Jose Toledo rejects the opponent's pass. The Wolverine's stifling defense came up with tons of turnovers throughout the game, but unfortunately came up short.
First Row: Michael Sueiro, Adrian Rey, Javier Torres de Navarra, Francisco Menendez, Kevin Baloyra, and Christian Silva. Second Row: Nicholas Florida Christian Senior, David Salazar, Matthew Bravo, Juan Carlos Carillo, Sebastian Leiter, Westminster Kristopher Gonzalez, and Coach Carlos Bravo.
First Row: Coach Euegene Cruz, Robert Fernandez, Luis Diaz, Carlos Diaz, Eric Mena, Eric Lastres, and Richard Morales. Second Row: Milan Suarez, Richard Morales, Jose Plasencia, Christian Tinoco, Jose Toledo, and Rick Mayo.
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VAR§ITY
Wellington Duals 9th
Cougar Invitational 30th
Westminster Christian Win
Bulldog Brawl ·14th
Archbishop McCarthy 21st
Belen Jesuit 5th
Sebring Tournament 14th
Jupiter Tournament 12th
District Tournament Third 12th
Regional Tournament State Tournament 22nd
At the Belen Tournament, senior Randy Mom
looks to put his opponent in an arm bar. Mom premier was one of the team's best assets, coming in within a mere two points of qualifying for the State Championship. Mom premier had been a part of the wrestling team for the past four years.
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First row: Richard Sotolongo, Alexander Navarro , Nicolas De Cordoba, Esteban Gomez-Rivera , Benzo Rudnikas, and Carlos Frisbee Second Row: Nicolas Ocampo, Nicholas Torralba , Randy Mompremier, Angelo Navarro , and Keonte Cash. (Not pictured: Gabriel Gaviria, Paul Martinez, and Coach Fidel Abela).
Sophomore Richard Sotolongo defends himself from the Homestead opponent. Sotolongo helped the team pla ce third in Districts.
Senior Esteban Gomez-Rivera attempts to flip his opponent from Dade Christian. Gomez-Rivera placed first in Districts as well as Regionals. Individually, Gomez-Rivera won his second State Championship in the 126lb division. (Inset) Jason Machado '04 secures the pin as a sophomore in 2002. During his time, Machado was the youngest State Champion in our school history, until Gomez-Rivera came around and tied with him in 2010.
Sophomore Gabriel Gaviria breaks his opponent down. Gaviria placed fourth in Districts and advanced to the regional tournament.
Junior Keonte Cash looks to take down his opponent from Homestead. Cash scored some huge points for the team and had the third best record on the team. Sports
Junior Striker Eduardo Valle dribbles between two opposing defenders and finishes with a goal. Valle was the team's leading scorer with 16 goals in 22 games.
(Righ-Below) Senior Nikolas Arenas takes the ball down the line in an attempt to make a cross. Although he came off the bench for much of the season, Arenas managed to contribute several assists to goal scorer Eduardo Valle.
Senior Juan Pablo Cobian moves the ball up field attempting to create a play. Cobian led the team in assists throughout the season.
Goalie senior Ander Iruretagoyena punts the ball towards mid-field. Iruretagoyena was able to show his abilities when starting keeper Gabriel Lopez was injured.
Sophomore center back Reynaldo Madiedo clears the ball after successfully halting an opponents attack. Madiedo was closely observed by top notch universities across the nation.
By: Julio Arenas
Senior Jose Scheuren chases a well placed pass from teammate senior Juan Pablo Cobian. Scheuren was selected for the First Team All Dade.
Members of the 1986 varsity soccer team play on their home turf.
V AR§ITY SOCCER
Mater Academy
Gulliver
Goleman
Hialeah Miami Lakes
American
Central
Homestead
Miami Springs
Westland
Mater Academy
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Hialeah Miami Lakes
American
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Miami Springs Westland
Doral Academy
Homestead
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First row: Eduardo Valle, Jose Maguina , Reynaldo Madiedo, Carlos Acevedo, Joseph Beguiristain , Kevin Gonzalez, Inigo Sagarduy Middle row: Gabriel Lopez, Ales Arriola, Cesar Rebolledo , Alex Durant, Nikolas Arenas, Michael Ugarte, Alec Macias. Third row: Coach Tanger Mendonca, Pedro Morfin , Sergio Sroka, Juan Pablo Cobian , Ander Iruretagoyena , Diego Mion , Jose Scheuren, Enrique Lam , Fernando Martinez-Quibus (Not pictured: Mateo Buraglia)
Freshman Steven Peterson dribbles up field out of the back aiming to make a through ball to one of his forwards. Peterson was a key contributor this past season on the defensive side.
Sophomore William Pallissery shoots a goal-scoring cross into the box. Pallissery led the team in assists throughout the season. "Although we started off on the wrong foot, I think this team really pulled it together throughout the season and finished off strong. If we keep working hard and improving over the next few years, this could turn out to be a great varsity squad," said Pallissery.
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Freshmen Marcello Hernandez moves the ball down the line towards the goal. Hernandez was the leading scorer for this Wolverine soccer team.
Roster: Anthony Castro, Domingo Leos, Jonathan Alvarez, Nicholas Lopez,Juan Barrera , Tavish Rice, Nicolas 2 Becerra, Jorge Orta,Fernando Pujals, William Pallissery, Esteban Bruna, Steven Peterson, Maximino,Caballero, Jorge Powell, Andres Casariego,Patrick Puig-Corve , Alvaro Chirinos ,Christopher Ruiz , Marcello Hernandez, Diego Puig-Corve , Carlos Juan, Jose Vicente Sanchis , Mikel Juan, Santiago Vidal. Coach: Jorge Powell.
Roster : Mathew Be e, John y Powell, Jose Jimenez , Francesco Amstrong , Claudio Lagatelli, Daniel Sarmiento, Santiago Molero , Anthony Castro , Joseph Fuentes, Lucas Gomez , Willian Kindelan , Diego Puig-Corve, Fernando Pujals, Benjamin Cardenas, Travish Rice, Andres Balcazar , Alain Bonvechio, Alexander Hernandez, Mario Robaina. Coach: Gabriel Mion.
Roster: Alejandro Chalela , Adrian Hernandez , Bruno Zayas , Max Llorente , Holman Rios, Durian Acosta , Rafael Marmo! , Nicolas Tutto, Carlos Moreno , Nicolas Hernandez , Nicolas Sosa, Christian Garcia, Javan Rice, Alejandro Gonzalez, Robert Castro , Patricio Lopez , Alfredo Sepero, Lucas Villa-Tena , Federico Vivacqua , Juan Felipe Pereira Coach: Angelo Alessi
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St. Kevin
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St. Theresa Belen Gold
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St. Theresa Belen Gold
St. Kevin Epiphany
Roster: Francisco Barrera, Rodrigo Munoz, Javier Bustamante , Daniel Neret , Robert Castro , Diego Nunez , Christian Garcia, Juan Pereira , Mark Garrigo , Alfred Perez, Sebastian Lano , Javan Rice , Maximiliano Lorente, Walter Soefker, Rodrigo Marin , Nicolas Sosa, Christopher Moustafa , Lucas Villatena. Coach: Angelo Alessi.
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Gulliver Academy
St. John Neuman
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Senior Ricardo Fernandez hits a great spike off of a set from senior setter Ale x Esquivel. These two players had great chemistry throughout the year, leading the team to a 14-11 season. With the help of ke y players such as sophomores Nicolas lparraguirre and Michael Diaz-Silveira, the Wolverines were able to defeat many of their opponents. With som e of the top teams in the state on their schedule , this varsity squad put up a good fight.
Senior Luis Fernandez-Rocha bumps a pass to the setter. Fernandez-Rocha was a very well rounded player with the ability to both spike and bump the ball.
Sophomore Nicholas Iparraguirre jumps up for an outside spike. Iparraguirre was an upcoming prospect for the following years of Wolverine volleyball.
Sophomore Andres Perez jumps up for a back row spike against rival Columbus Explorers. Perez ' s ability to jump so high made it very easy for his teammates to give him a pass.
Roster: Myles Bachrach, Andres Casariego, Eduardo Cruz, Anthony Defurio, Levi Fernandez-Rocha, Liam Fernandez-Rocha, Javier Guerrero, Andres Hidalgo, Sergio Leos, Joseph Ordonez, Devon Roura, Miguel Torres De Navarra, Guillermo Vadell, and Sebastian Paoli-Torres. Coach: Juan David Zapata.
Eighth grader Sebastian Paoli winds up to make a killer serve against a Coral Park opponent. Paoli was one of the team's strongest server and spiker.
Eigth grader Julio Aira serves a floater to the oppossing team. Aira was very well known around town for his tricky floating serve.
Roster: Julio Aira, Alessandro Borges, Fernando Corda!, Armand Del Castillo, Jonathan Castillo, Pablo Guerra, Albert Gutierrez, Christopher Jauregui, Daniel Otero-Pfaeffle, Sebastian Paoli-Torres, Gabriel Riguiero, and Joseph Seara. Coach: Juan David Zapata.
Sophomore Miguel Torres De Navarra bumps the ball to the setter. Navarra was the leading figure of this team, guiding them to a 14-6 season.
BATTER UP!
By: Andres Sanchez
Senior Joey Rodriguez loads up to hit a two run home run against Christopher Columbus Rodriguez was a star on offense as he led the team in batting average and the county in stolen bases
Catcher senior David Diaz-Fernandez prepares to scoop a ball out of the dirt. DiazFernandez was a team leader on defense, by keeping runners in check with his arm He also came up clutch with timely hitting.
Senior Christian Solis delivers a strike against Columbus in the team 's pre-seson tournament. Solis pitched in many big games and was the winning pitcher in the Dist rict Championship
Shortstop senior Alex De Goti shows off his glove work against Christopher Columbus at the brand new Miami Marlins Stadium. De Goti left his ma rk on the baseball program as a rare four year starter with great hands, and also as a great hitter.
Senior Alejandro Lavandero strikes out a Westland Hialeah batter. Lavandero was one of the county's strikeout leaders and notably struck out over ten batters various times throughout the season. (Inset) First baseman Luis Daniel Rojas '03 makes the play at first base Rojas' most notable moment took place during his sophomore year in the state final4 when he hit a home run to lift his team into the championship game.
Roster: Christian Solis, Alexander de Goti, Joey Rodriguez, Alexander Lorenzo, Nicholas Hernandez, Alejandro Lavandero, William Fabra, David Diaz Fernandez, Joseph Acosta, Daniel Guevara, Michael Iglesia, Frank Riguiero, Gilberto Delgado, Robert Alvarez, Robert Murgado, Javier Martinez, Nicholas Suarez, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Bernardo Manrique, Daniel Parets, Eric Artiguez, Christopher Fontela, Elias Monsalve, David Villa, Nikolas Fernandez, Alberto Naya and Andres Sanchez Coach : Jerry Albert.
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Roster: Jorge Fleites, Marcos Perez, Michael Gomez , Pablo Cabrera, Julian Guerra, Carlos Ramos, Christian Ayala, Francisco Gomez, Kevin Guzman, Ryan Rodriguez-Mena , Jose Chegwin, Nicholas Bustamante, Alexander Cabrera, Hugo Duenes, Carlos Salazar, Alejandro Villasmil, Ivan Botero, David Guevara, Javier Herrera and Johnathan Gutierrez. Coaches Angel Arboleya and Jorge Laguardia
Sophomore Javie r Herrera hits a monstrous shot to the left center fence. Herrera terrorized the opponent's pitching throughout the season
Freshmen Marcos Perez lines the ball into right field. Perez batted over .300 while taking turns playing first base and catcher.
First row: Ricardo Alvarez, Christian Lorenzo , Wilfreda Sanchez, Joshua Barditch , Nicholas Ureta, Carlos Cristobal, and Luis Vargas Second row : Gabriel San Roman, Lorenzo Laurita, Alexander Novoa , Brandon Herrera , Andres Fernandez, Jose Escallon, and Julian Gonzalez. Coach : Mike Curial.
Freshmen Lorenzo Laurita prepares to put away the batter. Laurita had a stellar season on the mound , with his greatest accomplishment being a perfect game against South Dade
Roster: Edel Abad, Julio Aira, Pablo Arevalo, Armand del Castillo, Christian del Castillo, Gabriel Gonzalez, Albert Gutierrez, Albert Maury, Joshua Munoz, Giancarlo Pinto, Ghulian Ramos, Gabriel Rigueiro , Mario Robaina, Ernesto Ruiz-Sierra, Daniel Silva and Carlos Valderrama. Coach:
Eighth grader Christian del Castillo prepares to throw the heat against St. Kevin. Del Castillo was a key contributor throughout the team's championship season, leading the Andres Blanco.
Seventh grader Alejandro Cicero throws the rock against the gold baseball team Cicero not only pitched but was also a key contributor to the team's offense as the fifth batter.
team in homeruns.
Roster : Gabriel Trastoy, Michael Cabeza, Joseph Sanchez, Jacob Perea, Alejandro Cicero, Robert Espinosa , Jorge Miro-Quesada, Spencer Barreira, Adrian Torrebiarte Santiago Munoz, Steven Santos, Jose Arevalo , Marcus Diaz, Alfonso Rodriguez, Carlos Vazquez , Daniel Brown, Kevin Baloyra and Andres Diaz. Coaches: Lazaro Reinoso and Brian Sanchez.
Roster: Eric Blanco, Eric Lastres, Carlos Diaz, Chris Bayo, Lorenzo Luaces, Ivan Pachon, Alfred Sixth grader Alfred Perez looks to square a pitch up against Perez, Eloy Fernandez, Andrew Hernandez, Max Salazar, Nicolas Smith, Nicholas Guthrie, Kyle St. Agatha Perez batted .333 on the season and was pivotal Gomez, Chris Tinoco , Alessandro Bill au and Alec Arrizurieta. Coaches : Andres Blanco and Nick on defense. Martinez
VARSITYTRACK & FIELD
Fr. Luis Ripoll, S.J. First
Louie Bing Second
Burley Second
Dual Meet#l First
Dual Meet#2 First
Bob Hayes Fifth
Dual Meet #3 First
FSU Relays 15th
Dual Meet#4 First
Miramar Fourth
JAF Invitational First
Dual Meet#S First
District Championship Second
Regional Championship Third
State Championship
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Seniors Alfonso Horner (left) and lmani Davis (right) compete in the lOOm dash at a Belen Dual Meet. Horner came back from injury late in the season and was the only sprinter to qualify for the Regional Championship where he defended his 200m regional title. Davis qualified for Regionals in the long jump
Alejandro Cortes powers the shot as far as he can. Cortes was the team's top shot putter and discus thrower thorughout the season and qualified for the Regional Championship in discus.
Junior Jose Roca clears the pole at the FSU Relays Roca was the team's best pole vaulter last season, clearing a personal best of 12'6"
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By: Ryan Murphy
WITH THE PACK_
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Sophomore Daniel Neptune glides over the hurdle in the 110m hurdles race. Neptune was the team's best hurdler, and the only hurdler to qualify for the State championships.
Senior Branden Martinez tries to make up ground in the 4x8 relay. Martinez was converted to a sprinter at the end of season and made major contributions in the 300m hurdles and the high jump, qualifying for the District Championship in each.
Sophomore Fabian Tomas, senior Francisco Tejidor, senior Elliot Clemente, and junior Avery Lopez battle for position in the 1600m. These four runners, along with sophomore Michael Magoulas dominated the district in long distance events, and helped lead the team to a dual meet record of 22-0. Lopez came in second place at the State Championship in the 1600m along with the 4x8 that also included Tomas, Tejidor, and Diego Rojo. (Inset) Mr. Ruben Marrero '75 participates in the shot put event during his senior year.
First Row: Omar Rosete, Nicolas de la 0, Marcel Arzola, Alvaro Mejer, Eric Calero, Lorenzo Guio, Diego Rojo, Augusto Fonte, Kevin Montiel, and Ulises Arbelo. Second Row: Alexander Isaac, Diego Anell, Carlos Muniz, Eric de Cardenas, Andres Manzanares, Gabriel Von der Osten, Jose Roca, Avery Lopez, Daniel Neptune, Imani Davis, Michael Magoulas, and Osiel Gonzalez. Third Row: Stephane Francoeur, Richard Moncada, Guillermo Herrera, Eric Castellanos, Richard Salinas, Ryan Murphy, Jorge Orbay, Kevin Rodriguez, Joshua Lascano, Christopher Blanco, Justin Lorenzo, Gerard Albert, and Peter Jude Fourth Row: Elliot Clemente, John Butchko, Alfonso Horner, Branden Martinez, Fabian Tomas, Francisco Tejidor, Alejandro Cortes, Vikram Sairam, Rene Lamar, Stephen Busse and Nicholas Tenorio. Not Pictured: Jose Arosemena, Alvaro Baez, Ethan Bauer, Esteban Bruna, Alexander Candia, Andre Deshon, Andres Fernandez, Erik Garrigo, Marcus Xavier Hines, Adam Incera, Benjamin Incera, Fernando Martinez-Quibus, Samuel Maya, Antonio Montadas, Alexander Navarro, Gabriel Nunez, Ryan Rodriguez, Brandon Sierra, Daniel Simms, Karol Vargas, Alejandro Verdecia and Mark White.
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Dade Coun ty Youth Fair Fourth
ACC Respect Life (Fie ld) Fourth
ACC Respect Life (R unnin g) Second
ACC Relays First
Fr. Sardina Invitational First
ACC Championship Field Events Third
Dade Christian Invitational First
ACC Championship Running Events First
Tri-County Championships First
Westminster Academy Invitational First
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ACC Respect Life (Field)
ACC Respect Life (Running)
Fr. Sardina Invitational
ACC Championship Field Events
ACC Championship Running Events
Dade Christian Invitational
Westminster Academy Invitational
ACC Championship
Tri-County Championships
Francisco Barrera , Maxwell Belisario, Javier Bustamante, Sebastian Chamizo, Joshua Collins, Alejandro Corzo, Sebastian Duenas , Antonio Fraga, Javier Fraga, Ehren Fernandez, Christopher Garcia, Maximus Garcia, Claudio Leyva , Timothy Mackie, Tyler Newlin, Daniel Pinto, Jose Plasencia , Cory del
Eighth grader Daniel Mejia sprints the final leg of the 4xl as his coach Tina King pushes him. Mejia also ran with the varsity at the end of their season, coming in first place in various heats.
Roster:
Prado, Nicolas Rodriguez, Juan Daniel Rubido, Javier Saumell, and Carlos Sosa. Coaches: Tammy Foster , Tina King , and Carlos Barquin.
By: Ryan Murphy
Eighth grader Kevin Valdez gets ready to launch the shotput. Valdez was the team's top thrower last year in both the discus and shotput and broke the ACC record for longest throw.
Seventh grader Matthew Bravo and eighth grader Giovanni Menocal turn the corner on the 200m dash. Bravo and Menocal were two of the team's top sprinters last season.
Roster: Carlos Arazoza, Michael Borell, Matthew Bravo, Antoine Brandt, Adrian Bruna, Christopher Caballero, Steven Calles, Ricardo Espina, Javier Hernandez, Justin Hernandez, Joshua Lara, Jacob Lopez, Carlos Machado, Alejandro Madura , Frankie Menendez, Maurice Milton, Patrick Perez, Albert Perez-Abreu, Nicholas Senior, Christian Silva, Javier Torres de Navarra, Carlos Eduardo Uribe, Daniel Bogardus, Rodrigo Bustamante, John Egusquiza, Joseph Fuentes, Matthew Garcia, Michael Garcia, Jorge Gomez , Daniel Mejia, Gio Menocal , Francisco Odon, Ryan Perez, Daniel Portuondo, Kevin Ramos, Nicolas Roca, Renata Scerpella, and Alfredo de Zayas. Coaches: Tammy Foster, Tina King, and Carlos Barquin.
Sixth graders Gabriel Aparicio and Eloy Fernandez finish strong in the lOOm dash Fernandez proved to be one of the top sprinters on the team.
At the ACC Respect Life Invitational , sixth grader Joshua Collins runs the final leg of the 4x800 relay race Collins also contributed in the long jump
Long jumper sixth grader Sebastian Duenas puts everything he has into his long jump. Along with jumping , Duenas contributed to the team in the long distance running events.
Defender sophomore Derek Escarra lays a huge hit on an attacker from University School. Escarra was a force defensively all season
Captain senior Mikey Rodriguez runs down the field to score against [[]
Ransom Rodriguez had 4 goals in the loss to the Raiders and showed his senior leadership throughout the game Rodriguez finished the season
with 15 goals in 9 games and received the honor of Second Team All-Dade.
By: Julio Ayala
LACROSSE
First Row: Ale xander Adams , Christian Barrial , Edwin Ricardo , Daniel Hillman , John Lucas , Michael Rodriguez , Axel Gonzalez , Nicholas Leonard , Jorge Powell , Kevin Pascual , Eugenio Coscuella , and Ricardo Martinez Cid Second Row: Mateo Burraglia , Alejandro Portela, Robert Cosio , Felipe Prellezo , Patrick Arojo , Michael Saenz, Steven Rodriguez , Matthew Diaz, Ethan Rodriguez, and Francisco Villafane Third Row: Derek Escarra , Robert Munoz, Jose Paneda , Matthew Cristobal, Matthew Marrero, Guilleromo Pujals, William Singer , and Christian Paz Coaches : JOhn Okunski, Christopher Manley and Matthew Alvarez.
Midfielder sophomore Guillermo Lopez-Castro looks to pass to an open teammate. Lopez- Castro was a key addition to the team last season , playing a large role in his first season
Attacker sophomore Carlos Rosell charges towards the goal. Rosell was one of the best possession players on the team
First Row: Anthony Calvo, Ricardo Montalvan , Daniel Dagger, Oscar Ortega , Patrick Arean, Andres Chinchilla, John Powell, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Brian Pascual, Michael Ruiz, Jose Garcia, Enrique Mercado Second Row: Coach Roger Lara, Luis Corps, Nikolas Rojas, Michael Chang, Lance Martin, Alberto Pardo, Gabriel Garcia, Coach Daniel Boix, Matthew Salas, Robert de Ia Hoz , Carlos Martinez, Nicolas Rodriguez , Henry Alvarez , and Coach Anthony Vidal Third Row: Gabriel Cabrera, Brandon Hevia, Giovanni Valdes , Anthony Martin , Eduardo Coloma, Carlos Rosell, David Hundal, Guillermo Lopez-Castro , Jose Smith , Oscar Villa , Daniel Garcia-Tun on, and William Candela Coaches: John Okunski, Roger Lara, Daniel Boix , Gilbert Serein and Anthony Vidal.
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Freshman Santiago Nunez pulls back for the shot against Ransom Everglades. Nunez had a bright future in the pool, and his hustle and vision were to be commended last season.
First Row: Adrian Alepuz, Jose Sirven, Maxwell Goldberg, Cesar Gonzalez, Miguel Angarita, William Lopez, and Alberto Maza Second Row: Alejandro Carr, Alfredo Arguelles, Enrique Lam, Herzen Cortes, Ryan Guso, Alfredo Ramirez, Jake Guso, Santiago Nunez, Eduardo Abascal, and Matthew Espinosa. Coach Luis Martinez.
Sophomore goalie Ryan Guso makes an outstanding save against Ransom Everglades. As a freshman , Guso was the youngest returning starter on the team, with a bright future ahead of him.
By: Julio Ayala
Junior Herzen Cortes fires a vicious shot at the goalie and shreds the net. Cortes was a major contributor to the team for several years, competing at the varsity level since the sixth grade. He was also a key player in the team's win in the District Championship.
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Against Ransom Everglades, junior Jake Guso prepares to launch a rocket and score another goal. Guso was another major factor to the team's success, chipping in 86 goals on the season. (Inset): Asophomore at the time, Andres Simauchi '08 fires a shot at the goalie. Waterpolo started off as a club in 2003, and became an official school sport in 2005.
Nicholas Tamborrel swims on
counter attack against Country Day. Tamborrel scored 12 out of 15 goals during the Ransom game, setting a personal record. (Picture courtesy of Mr Herzen Cortes)
Roster: Nicolas Aguilar, Conor Meagher, Alexander Alepuz, Sebastian Melendez, Alexander Boza, Juan Ramirez, Adrian Hernandez, Ryan Rodriguez, Justin Hernandez, Kevin Simauchi, Gabriel Kasabdji, Federico Tamborrel, Erick Labrador, Nicolas Tamborrel, and Dante Lang. Coaches: Luis Martinez and Jimmy Aguilera. (Picture courtesy of Mr. Herzen Cortes)
Science teacher Mr. Andres Jimenez discusses Bible passages with junior Carlos Fernandez during the CLC group meeting. Each CLC group was assigned a teacher who led the group discussions every Tuesday during homeroom.
Living by the BOOK
By: Ryan Murphy
In his CLC group, Theology teacher Mr. Javier Castillo discusses the passage relating to that week's topic with sixth graders Matthew Martin, Javier Guerrero, and Alan Fernandez. All students were encouraged to join the Christian Life Community groups at any time during the year.
As Peer Ministry teacher Dr. Josefina Chirino leads her CLC group, junior Giovanni Rodriguez listens attentively. CLC groups discussed topics that ranged from Ignatian Spirituality to the weekend happenings.
By: Andres Sanchez
A local campesino crosses the newly constructed bridge on his way to their neighboring village. The bridge, which provided new opportunities for the people of the village of Pescado Bobo, was built by the Youth Mission group in ten days. The mission was established in 1981 by Father Eddie Alvarez, SJ and is now led by School Principal Father Willie Garcia-Tun on, SJ.
After taking a break, alumnus Gonzalo Trigueros '11 gets back to mixing cement for the bridge. Mixing cement, moving rebar, and participating in bucket lines were just some of the daily routines for the bridge builders. "We did something pretty special over there. I'm glad I went on this trip; the locals changed my life and I hope I was able to change theirs," said senior David Barquin. ·
At the makeshift clinic, senior Daniel Guevara checks the heartbeat of a local child. The clinic, manned by several school parents, saw approximately 1500 to 2000 people for wellness checks or anything that came their way, including surgery.
Parents, students, and alumni gather around Father Willie Garcia-Tunon, SJ as he talks about some of the issues that the villagers of Pescado Bobo face. On the last night, chocolate made from the town's very own cacao, was brought in so that everyone could enjoy it.
Sixth grader Mark Garrigo heads to the chair to pop his balloon during the Mini Olympics balloon pop race. Sixth grade moms participated in this event with their sons.
During the Lock In , Luis Diaz takes part in the free throw competition in the school gym. In addition to basketball, the students also engaged in a game of Laser Tag that night.
Sixth grade theology teacher Ms. Kathleen Mackie leads her homeroom in the Opening Ceremonies of the Mini Olympics. The first sixth grade Mini Olympics were held in 1996.
The graduating class of 2018 gets ready to settle in for the night in their sleeping bags inside the school gym where most activities were held. The Lock-In was an excellent opportunity for the sixth graders to bond as a class. The Lock-In tradition began in 1993 and has continued over the years uninterrupted
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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Playing a game of dominos with his grandmother Annie, seventh grader Javier Hernandez tries to stay focused. "It was fun playing a game of dominoes with my grandmother and getting to spend the rest of the day with her," said Hernandez .
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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Waiting for his last letters, seventh grader Patrick Perez plays a game of bingo with his grandmother. Students and their grandparents competed against each other all afternoon in games like bingo and dominoes.
Thinkingabouthisnextmove, seventh grader Norberto Menendez plays a friendly ga me of dominoes with his grandparents. Dominos was probably the most popular events of the day because students were able to go head to head against their grandparents. The first Grandparents' Day took place in 1996.
Now, THAT's SOME SERIOUS
By: Nikolas Arenas
In a competitive game of dodgeball, eighth grader Gabriel Gonzalez tries to hit his opponent with the ball. His opponent during this event, was his own father. Most of the games included friendly events between fathers and sons.
In a game of basketball, eighth grader Sebastian Leiter takes on the dad of one of his classmates. Basketball was one of the more popular events of the day.
Mr. Raymond Torres, father of eighth grader Ryan Torres, along with art teacher Mr. Ignacio Font with his son Christopher Font get ready to receive the ball during the dodgeball game. Father and Son Day has been around since 1985 and was initially organized by eighth grade teachers such as Mr. Eugene Zoller.
Michael and Matthew Garcia and their dad Mr. Candido Garcia play a game of domino during Father and Son Day. Most of the events on that day had to be kept indoors due to heavy rains. About 149 eighth graders and their dads attended this annual event.
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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Enjoying the shade of the tennis court gazebo, freshman Carlos Solanilla plays a game of domino with his family. The domino station provided a much needed break from the scorching sun.
Trying to keep his team in the lead, freshman Christian Trujillo pitches the ball in a game of kickball. With games like these where the entire family participated, the freshman class had many opportunities to bond with their parents and siblings.
Freshman Brandon Herrera and his family watch in anticipation as his dad attempts to kick one out of the ballpark. "Coming to Family Day was a lot of fun. I'm glad my brother was able to have some of the same experiences as me," said older brother senior Guillermo Herrera.
Kicking the ball into play, freshman Eric Sanchez tries to score a run for his homeroom. Kickball was among many of the activities of the day that included dodgeball, relay races, dominos, and bounce houses. One event that made its debut last year in Family Day was the sandwich making station. There, students and their families would prepare sandwiches which were later delivered to the less fortunate.
Jumping to the finish line , freshman Mikel Juan tries to keep a ball between his legs during the relay race. Games throughout the day pinned homerooms against each other involving students, parents, and the siblings. Family Day was established in 1990 and has been around ever since.
In the company of his mother , sophomore Daniel Neptune enjoys a delicious dinner comprised of shrimp in tomato sauce, white rice, and tostones. The event began at 5 pm and lasted through 9 pm. Photographers were on hand to take pictures of moms together with their sons.
mOTHGR KNOWS
By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
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Accompanied by none other than his mom , sophomore Juan Carlos Campuzano dances to the beat of the salsa music provided by the Salsa Kings The salsa experts taught the attendees how to dance to this type of latin music, and then later put their knowledge to the test on the dance floor.
During a special mother and son mass , sophomore John Ukenye and his mother listen attentively to Father Willie's homily. In this mass , Father Willie told a humorous story about the importance of paying attention to his mom during his recent trip abroad
During the mass, sophomore Alexander Cabrera and his mother lead the visitors in prayer. The mass was a very heartwarming and emotional way of starting the unforgettable event.
Members of the concert band perform during the annual Christmas Concert. The bands that participated played over 15 pieces including holiday favorites such as Jingle Bells and Christmas Rock.
ON WITII TB:E SHOW
By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
At the Spring Concert, the band performs for a sold out crowd in the Roca Theater The concert included at least one performance from every band, some so loists , and an award presentation.
The jazz band performs in the Orlando Music Festival held a:t Universal Studios, Florida. In this coin petition, the band received a Superior Rating plaque and a Silver Award for their performance.
The concert band competes at the Festival Disney in Orlando. This was the first time that the band participated in this event, in which it won Best in Class and ranked Excellent among all competing bands.
Playing in front of a large crowd in the Roca Theatre, the school's jazz band performs with Cuban artist Lucrecia. The performance was such a successful event that an encore presentation took place during the second semester.
The concert band plays in unison while performing in front of a crow d during the Tom bola festival. The band also performed at several school sponsored events including athletic events, banquets , galas , and pep rallies.
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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Hanging out in the refurbished central patio, science teacher Dr. Pedro Hernandez sits back and soaks up the atmosphere. All faculty members participated in at least one of the three days of the festival.
Sixth grader Felipe Pardo , with siblings Catalina and Javi enjoy a ride on the Tilt-a-Whirl at Tombola. "Tom bola was a great time fo r famili es to come together as a community," said Pardo
Hanging on a small ledge over-a tank of cold water, junior Nicholas Garcia begs the crowd to bring it on and dunk him. Other brave volunteers who weathered the dunk tank were Brother Michael Wood , Mr. Carlos Bravo , and Mr. Sean Myer. Junior Jose Roca broke the record for most money raised in the dunk tank last year.
Seventh grader Christian Winch refills the paintball gun for his ne xt customer. The paintball booth was very popular among the younger students
Students wait in line to ride the Fireball. The Fireball was one of several rides to attract the thrill seekers to the school festival. Other rides included the Ring of Fire, Power Surge, Tilt-a-Whirl, Merry-Go-Round, and the swings.
At the tapas booth, junior Felipe Prellezo and the homeroom delegates prepare for the crowds of customers waiting in line. The booth served traditional tapas such as chorizos, empanadas, cro quetas , and olives. The tapas booth was also the most profitable food booth in the entire carnival.
On the busiest weekend for the school, the campus is filled with students, alumni , friends, and families looking to get together and have a great time. The Tom bola weekend consisted of carn ival rides, delicious foods, dances, and more. This ca rnival raised the necessary funds to provide an education for the students on scholarships. (Inset) Members of the communi ty enjoy the ambiance of Tambala during the 1978 school year.
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Father Willie Garcia-Tufion , SJ takes the ceremonial first shot at a Florida Panther's hockey game The Panthers dedicated the night to the school in commemoration of the Golden Jubilee The game took place December 18th and several members of the community enjoyed the game and the celebrations.
By: Fernado Martinez-Quibus
Grammy winner Willy Chirino performs for faculty members, alumni, parents, and friends at the school's 50th Year Anniversary Gala The proceeds of this event went to the school scholarship fund which helped to pay for the tuition of students in need.
Members of the community including students, alumni , faculty , and parents eagerly await to enter the school and celebrate the Fifty Year Mass. The mass was held in the central patio and started at 5 in the morning so that the opening of the school doors would coincide with the sunrise The emotional event also included members of the first graduating class in Miami.
At the unveiling of the Humberto Calzada painting in the administration building , WBLN reporter senior Andres Sanchez interviews Mr. Calzada. The painting was made up of several panels which were inspired by the interior of El Colegio de Belen in Havana, Cuba and currently hangs on display in the administration building.
Year Jubilee
The jazz band performs alongside Cuban singer Lucrecia at a concert held in the Roca Theater This event marked the beginning of the Inaugural Season of the Cultural Series . The original concert was such a huge success that by popular demand there was an encore presentation during the second semester.
Archbishop Thomas Wenski celebrates the unveiling of the Garrido Family Plaza by blessing the newly constructed central patio. The central patio, a place where students gathered during school , was completed at the beginning of the school year. The renovation was designed and supervised by alumnus Jorge Hernandez and was a gift from the Garrido Family.
Putting all their energy into the dance , eighth graders Christopher Jauregui and Arturo Bonnet clear the limbo stick. The eighth grade dance was held in the school gym which was transformed into a neon extravaganza.
Accompanied by his date Lauren Loyal, eighth grader Patrick Arean checks into the gym lobby with the volunteer parents. The dance was held in April and the ticket pri ce included finger foods , drinks, and plenty of music and dancing.
At the beautifully decorated tables, eighth graders Alfredo De Zayas and Jose Jimenez, along wi th their dates share an animated conversation. To follow through with the theme of "Neon Lights ," all students were given glow in the dark necklaces.
Dancing the night away, eighth graders Jorge Padron and Pablo Guerra get the party started on the dance floor. Music was provided by a OJ who kept the party atmosphere going throughout the evening.
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By: Ryan Murphy
Members of the eighth grade class pray the Our Father during the Pin Ceremony Mass. The pin ceremony has been a tradition in this school for many years, and symbolizes the end of the middle school years and the transition to the high school.
During the pin ceremony reception,
School President Father Pedro Suarez, SJ hands the pin to eighth grader Rodrigo Bustamante. The pins were blessed earlier that evening during a mass that was officiated by Father Suarez, SJ. The ceremony was followed by a reception in the central patio for all those who attended this significant event.
Giancarlo Mesa , Alfredo Cepero, Jonathan Garcia , Albert Gutierrez, and Joseph Fuentes pose for pictures while proudly displaying their new class pins. Family and friends attended this event which took place in early May.
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Grooving with his date Natasha de Novi, junior Eric Couto shows off his ballroom skills on the dance floor. The theme of the night was Mardi Gras and included orange hats, feathers, and maracas that were available to compliment the students outfits.
During the dinner portion of the evening, junior Christian Suarez engages in a friendly conversation with his date Emily Soeder. The event's main course consisted of a delicious vegetarian pasta followed by a variety of sweet treats for dessert.
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trousers juniors Guillermo Pujals (left) and Robert Cosio (right) pose with their girlfriends Kya Fernandez (right middle) and Andrea Llano (left middle) Other students sported orange ties, bow ties, socks, and even suspenders.
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of his buddy, junior Alvaro Chirinos parties the night away at junior prom Junior prom was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Downtown Miami.
By: Ryan Murphy
Walking the red carpet , senior David Paula and his date Rebecca ValdesDenis make their way to the main ballroom where the festivities took place. The theme of the senior prom was the Oscars and included a red carpet, velvet ropes, and spotlights.
School Principal Father Willie Garcia-Tuflon , SJ welcomes senior Alec Macias and his date Natascha Quirch to the senior prom. The senior prom was held at the Dora! Resort and Spa It started around 8 pm and lasted through midnight.
Theology teacher Ms. Angie Fernandez helps senior Eduardo Cossio with his boutonniere as he entered the event. Several high school faculty members and administrators were on hand to greet the students and help to make this a memorable night for them.
Members of the graduating class along with their dates dance the night away as the music from the OJ played on. The ballroom was decorated by a group of hard working moms who volunteered their time and talents to make this night a special one for their sons.
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By: Ryan Murphy
Twin brothers Carlos Henrique Perez and Carlos David Perez walk down the aisle with their mother. All the students entered the church with their mothers and placed a rose in the basket in front of the altar.
Senior Nicholas Hernandez reads the Responsorial Psalm during the mass. Various students assisted with the readings throughout the ceremony
Students stand with their mothers and listen to their last Mass together as students at Belen. The Mass was officiated by Monsignor Thomas Marin at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish
Senior Rene Negron proclaims the Prayer of the Faithful as he stands beside the class composite. The composite, along with the class banner, were part of the ceremony.
Krischan Singh plays the National Anthem on his guitar to start off the ceremony. Before graduation, Singh received an award for Most Improved Senior from the office of Congresswoman Ileana Ros-
Belen alumnus Carlos Trujillo, Valedictorian of the Class of 2001, delivers a speech advising the graduating seniors on life and how to be successful. In 2012, Mr. Trujillo sponsored two House bills that were approved, SR 1562 and SR 1921, recognizing Belen Jesuit Preparatory School's 50th anniversary in Miami.
The Class of 2012 is honored by the faculty and administration for their years of hard work and dedication. The ceremony was two hours long and was followed by a dinner-dance for the new alumni, their parents, the teachers, and the rest of the family and friends.
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Salutatorian Henry Sosa addresses his fellow graduating classmates and the audience about the importance of always giving 100%. The graduation ceremony was held at the James L. Knight Center in Downtown Miami.
Valedictorian Ander Iruretagoyena closes off the graduation by summing up his experience with his Belen brothers and offering up some last few words of advice to his fellow classmates. Iruretagoyena's speech was bilingual in which he thanked many of his family, friends, and teachers.
Michael Verdeja receives his diploma from President Father Pedro Suarez, SJ. Atotal of 219 seniors received their graduation diplomas that evening.
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Ahora que comienza una nueva etapa en tu vida, recuerda siempre que cuentas con todo nuestro amor y apoyo incondicional porque te queremos MUCHISIMO!
Papi, Mami, Nana e Isa
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Kyle Merino
"Blessed be the .lord, my rock, wh ·o trains my hands for battle and my fingers for war"
Psalm 144:1
Rene Negron
GABY
YOU'VE: BE:E:N A SOURCE: OF PRIDE: AND ;JOY JN ALL OUR LJVE:S, AND WE: HOPE: YOU:
GROW ••. but never change who 9ou are;
AGE: but alwa9s sta_y _young at heart;_
LE:ARN .• be sure to also teach;
LOOK UP but alwa9s keep _your feet on the ground;
LAUGH .•• but alwa_ys take 9our work seriousl9;
ACHIEVE: ••• but .never forget to help others;
GO ••• but alwa_ys remember 9ou're loved at home.
Joey Rodriguez
226 Carlos D. Perez
Carlos H Perez
jose !1lntonio Veaa
Always remember ho'\v special you are and how· very much you are loved. Have the courage to follo,·v your heart and intuition, and don't let others' opinions druwn out your inner voice. You have so much to look for ·ward to, and God will guide you as you go out into the world. 'Dream 6ig,
'Reacn far and Shine 6right(y.
Jose Vega
Carlitos we are so proud of your accomplishments and we look forward to see you succeed in the future. God bless you. We love you very . much! Mom, Dad and Toto
Carlos Parra
Jesse Lorenzo
Jorge Lorente
Nicholas Vazquez
Mark Lopez- Trigo
Joseph Isenberg
250 Angelo Navarro
David Barquin
Nicholas,
We are so proud of the man you are becoming. We will always be here for you.
We love you, Mom, Dad and Kevin
JOSH,
What an incredtble 18 years/
It is, and has been.. our great pr1de to call ;vou our son and brother. Through the ,vears, we have realized the many things that make you such a special person Your warm spirit and charismatic personality have touched man,v around you You've certainly brought much happiness into our lives
We pray that God will alway s protect and guide ;vou in the new journey that you are now about to embark on In good times and hard times/ always turn t o Him and keep him at t he cent er of y our life!
Now, take all the blessings y ou have received and work har d to create t he great life, that we trust God has in store for y ou.
If y ou need us, we're here for y ou. Always remember we're ROUTING for y ou, and we LOVE y ou/ Congratulations! Mom , Dad Soph, and vour entire fan club ,-;;>
MJ,
• l>on \t lei the no/.Se of' other,.$ a,P/nian.S drawn aut your own /nne.r voic...e. And moSt ibi,Portant, ha/e the to l'allow heart and i,-rtuition. they already 1:1104) what you truly t.Ua;1t to beeo,.,e ··
LcKe, Mom, ])a.J, Ali, C/cJ & &cas
Michael Verdeja
Jordan
A. Esteban
Son , we are so proud of the young man you have become. You have always made us proud and we know you will continue to do so. Keep the lord in your heart always. With love from your biggest fans,
Mom , Dad , Chris & Danny
Jordan Esteban
Hijo, you're the apple of our eyes! This is a huge step in your life's journey! Remember, plot your course, track it and never waiver. Your success will be determined by not what you accomplish, but rather by what you overcome. Congratulations and Godspeed! Que Dios te bendigo, te queremos, Mom, Dad, Gaby and Abue/os
Christian Perez
Nikolas Arenas
Niko: You have the gift of turning the mundane into amusement, you taught us how to find joy in the moment, your humor is contagious, you are stronger than you know, your natural tenacity allows you to navigate change with ease, and your choices will lead you closer to God May he guide and bless you always!
Bendicion Mom. Dad, & Valen
Nikolas Arenas
A milestone has passed, a new journey begun, a goal achieved, a victory won!
May God be with you as you journey through life. May your soul be nourished by happiness and good fortune when you are far from home. Remember to never be afraid of pursuing your dreams. Stay courageous and be strong. Love deeply, always do right, and if you fall, get up, as there is nothing in life that can hold you back except yourself. Life is the sum of our choices. Choose well, and to "thine own self be true."
We believe in you !
While you have outgrown my lap, you will will never outgrow my heart.
Son, we are very proud of the man you have become. Always reach for the moon and you will land amongst the stars!
Love you always, Mom, Dad, Alex, and Daniel
Adam Gimbel
WE ARE VERY PROUD·Of All YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS & THE YOUNG·MAN YOU HAVE BECOME .. WE HAVE CONFIDENCE YOU WllllRIUMPH THROUGH LIFE'S CHALLENGES. WE LOVE & SUPPORT YOU EVERY STEP OF DIE WAYJ GOD BlESS YOUI lOVE MOM, DAD, AND JENNY
J 0 N M I c H A .E L
Jon-Michael Barquin
Adr'an Alonso
·Congratulations!
We are very proud of you. love, papi, mami, Andrea, abuelos y tios.
OLIVER HY ct rest
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May your hard work ethics, integrity and commitment continue to serve you in your future endeavours in God's light. Much Love Alwa) s, Mom and Dad.
Oliver Hyne
Alexander Esquiv·el
It is every man's obligation to pu· back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out of it. #VA.Ibert Einstein Love always Mom1 Dad, and Andres
Nikolas Echeverria
Congratulations on your now we can say you are a lirtle closer to the finish line. You still have a long journey ahead and we only ask God to guide and protect you in the future. \Yith all our love
Dad, Carlos and family ....
ANTHONY MONZON CLASS OF 2012
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you kn ow. You are the guy who'll decide where to go". Dr. Seuss
Anthony Monzon
We are so proud of the young man you have become. Remember no goal is ever too big or impossible. Keep focused on your dreams and with faith in your heart they will come true.
We love you!
Alejandro Trujillo
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CONGRATULATIONS MAT/II WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. LOVE, MOM, DAD AND MARIANNA
Matias Dorta
Andres Sacasa
Congratulations to George Mulet Jr.
We're so proud of you and the person you have become. Now you have the tools to do anything you want. Follow your dreams and don't be afraid to take risks! May God Bless you. Love you always © Mamae, Dan, Angel, Abuela & Papi {You Will Never Be Forgotten)
Kevin Perez
WIIRI !0 YIRY PROUD OJ Till YOUNC MAN YOU IIAYI TURNID OUT TO II. MAY COD 111ft YOU TODAY AlltD Al WI Y!. lOYI, DAD, MOM, ICATY, PIPO, MIMI, JRIDDY, TITA, !AM, DAIItlltY, AliX &RONII •••
You are a blessing in our lives and we are very proud of you.
Dad, Mom, Annemarie, Abuela, Nonie & Grandpa
1 TEAM
We love you more than words could ever express.
May God continue to bless you on your journey.
Pe t e r John
God has bl esse d you with a humble heart a nd spirit.
Yo·u are AWESOME!
We are so proud of you.
God Bless You Always.
Love, Mom, Dad & Olivia xoxo
Mitchell Alvarez
We love you and are very proud ofyouJ
Dad11 Jon , Kass, Kati , Karo and Family
Mitchell Alvarez
you have becQmal AU our love. Mom* oaa. EddJ SfJfi
Eric Franca
lucas, we are so proud of the young man you are.. 'You are an excellent son, brother and cousin and have earned our respect and admiration for your hard work and oetermination as weH as for your nne sense of honor and decency. j'ou are a daily reminder to all of us of what should be most ,, important in ou.r-Uv,es. You are a true example of God's blessings to us. We each day that you continue to be the person you are.. We hope you never settle for tne path of least resistance -and · forge your own way into this world proudly. Keep God in your heart . always!
We love you, Mom, Dad't Elissa, Vicente, Isabella and Julio Enrique
.Jordi,
Try not to become a man of success
.But rather try to become a man of value. We are so proud of you!!! Love} Dad, Mom, Jonathan and Jason.
Jordan Fernandez
Carlos Enriquez
Frank JLeyva
Congratulations Frankie!
May eve ry success be yours and may all your dreams come true. You have made us very proud! We Love you! Mom and Papi
Daniel Valverde
RICHARD ANDREW CAMBO
CLASS OF 2012
GOD HAS CHOSEN YOU TO DO GREAT THINGS. THANKS FOR LETTING US COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE. IT IS AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO BE YOUR PARENTS.
LOVE MOM & DAD NOVEMBER 4, 2011
SENIOR
Congratulations!! on four great accomplished years. You have been carried hugged and loved all these years. Your upbringing and your relationship with God has guided you always. Choosing to make decisions and achieve your goals has only come from your determination. We are proud of the young man you have chosen to be, may you continue to follow that road toward your new journey. With all our support and love always. , Mom, Dad, Melissa, Joseph, Madrina, and Abuelos
Pedro Cirera
Jonas, May your life always be full of Happiness and Success
Love you always Mom , Dad JD & Alex
Jonas
Jonas Egusquiza
MATTHEW MORO
Congratulations Matthew on your graduation \!Ve are very proud of you. You are a good student but an even greater son and brother. You accon1plished a lot of things in the dassroon1 and on the football field but you accomplished even more as a person. Your kindness to others is unequaled. No parent can ask for a better son. Good luck in college and all your future endeavors.
Love
Dad, Mom, Jessica, Demi, Bernie and Barns
God has blessed you with intelligence, integrity and conviction. Through hard work and determination you have already accomplished so much. With faith and confidence you will achieve all that you aspire and more.
We pray that, as you move towards your boundless future you continue to see and follow the path God makes for you. You are an except;ional young man and a blessing in our lives. We are all so very proud of you.
Love Always, Mom, Dad and Steven
Alec Macias
We
are very proud of the young man you have become. May God bless you always with health and happiness. We love you. Your Family
Gabriel Mesa & Adrian Moya
Mauricio Teran &Daniel Gonzalez
We are so proud of you. You have worked hard and you deserve all the success you have attained and shall attain in the future. We are truly blessed that you are part of our family. May God continue to guide and bless you the rest of your life and remember that your loving family will always be at your side to support and guide you.
Love
Ignacio,
Your journey is just beginning .... with God as your guide, pursue your dreams with passion and enthusiasm. We love you, Papa, Mama, Natalia, Diego, y Fabian
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AAbad , Edel 65 , 111, 165
Abascal, Eduardo 57, 109 , 118, 122, 170
Abascal, Javier 106
Abate , Andres 49, 118
Abate , Leonardo 77
Abelo, Fidel 154
Abril , Gabriel 65, 146
Abunassar , Nicholas 77, 126
Acevedo, Carlos 48, 49, 122, 157
Acevedo, Victor 57, 122
Acosta, Alec 21
Acosta, Dorian 65, 97,111,137,159
Acosta, Joseph 49, 106, 163
Acosta, Vivian 83
Acuna, Luis 57, 123
Adams , Alexander 49, 112, 118 , 136, 169
Admire, Daniel 10, 25, 27, 120, 134, 135
Aguad , Michael 43, 113, 118, 119, 123
Aguila, Juan 43, 118 , 119, 124, 126, 135
Aguilar , Francisca 83
Aguilar, Nicolas 71, 171
Aguilera, Jimmy 171
Aguilera, Jorge 57
Aguirre, Vicky 333
Ahearn , Michael 71, 146
Ahearn , Thomas 49
Ahrens , Andrew 49, 106
Aira, Julio 65, 161, 165
Albelo, Oreste 57
Alberro, Christopher 43, 106
Albert , Gerard 57, 98 , 136, 167
Albert , Jerry 83, 163
Alepuz , Adrian 49, 111, 112 , 118 , 126 , 170
Alepuz , Alexander 65 , 110 , 111, 146 , 171
Alessi, Angelo 159
Alexander, Anthony 83, 93, 117
Alfaro, George 43, Ill, 129
Allen, Wilfreda 65, 118, 137
Almeida, Brandon 43 , 113, 115
Almeida , Michael 57
Alonso, Adrian 25 , 118, 119, 123, 129
Alonso, Maria D. 113, 120
Alonso, Maria I. 83, 97, 131
Alvarez, Alejandro 43, 120, 125 , 130 , 135
Alvarez, Andreas 49, 118 , 126
Alvarez , David Michael 49 , 112, 118, 122, 126, 143
Alvarez , Eric 138
Alvarez, Father Eddie 175
Alvarez , Frankie 10
Alvarez, Henry 49, 109, 112, 169
Alvarez, Javier 19, 43, 126 , 148, 149
Alvarez, Jonathan 49, 118, 158
Alvarez , Jorge 11 , 25, 106, 115 , 120, 125 , 141
Alvarez , Jose 43, 125 , 144
Alvarez , Matthew 169
Alvarez , Mitchell 25, 141
Alvarez, Ricardo 57, 164
Alvarez, Roberto 43, 163
Alvarez, William 25 , 26, 119, 124, 135
Amaro-Barron , Jonathan 49 , 116 , 118
Amore, Guillermo 77
Amstrong, Francesco 159
Anderson , Ian 77, 143
Andujas, Daniel 57
Anell, Diego 43, 118, 119, 120, 125, 126, 130, 139 , 167
Angarita , Miguel 57 , 121 , 170
Anton, Annette 83 , 120 , 121
Anton, Roberto 25, 118, 120 , 121, 123, 124 , 130
Aparicio, Angel 83, 98 , 135
Aparicio, Gabriel 77 , 111, 115, 168
Aparicio, Michael 77, 95 , 107, 140
Arabitg, Julian 71
Aragone, Pedro 57 , 123
Arazoza, Carlos 71 , 168
Arazoza, Eduardo 12 , 25 , 120 , 127
Arazoza, Javier 12, 77
Arbela, Ulises 25 , 139, 167
Arbex-Murut, Rafael 71 , 116
Arboleya, Angel 164
Arean , Patrick 65 , 169, 186
Arenas , Andres 71
Arenas, Juan-Pablo 77
Arenas, Julio 157
Arenas, Nikolas 6, 13, 25, 94, 95, 107,108,109 , 110 , 111 , 113 , 114,116, 124, 143, 147, 156 , 157, 159 , 160, 178,325
Arencibia, Paola 83
Arevalo , Jose 71, 165
Arevalo, Pablo 65 , 165
Arguelles, Alfredo 43 , 106, 122, 170
Arguelles, Luis 25, 106, 120, 127, 192
Arguelles, Nick 135
Arguez, David 57 , 144
Arias, Nicholas 65
Arimon , Daniel 106
Ariolla, Alex 115
Aristy, Bryant 49, 118
Armengol, Jose 57, 143
Armstrong, Francesco 71
Arojo, Patrick 169
Arosemena, Jose 43, 120, 123, 167
Arrieta, Victor 8, 83, 139, 140, 333
Arriola , Ales 25 , 122 , 157
Arrizurieta, Alec 77, 115 , 122 , 165
Arrojo, Patrick 49
Artigues , Eric 49 , 163
Artigues , Stephen 71
Arzola, Marcel 10, 43, 130 , 139 , 167
Aspuru, Alexander 57, 123
Avallone , Christopher 71, 146
Avallone , Thomas 43, 123, 130 , 144
Avella , Mario 141
Avila, Juan 25
Ayala, Christian 49, 118, 164
Ayala, Diego 83
Ayala, Julio 10, 25 , 120, 134, 135, 139, 140, 141, 153, 154, 169, 170,325
Azze, Ricardo 57 , 109, 113, 118
Anon , Pedro 83, 107
BBachrach, Myles 43, 110, 113, 118, 119, 122 , 123, 125 , 126 , 130 , 161
Baez, Alvaro 57, 167
Balboa , Julian 49 , 106, 130
Balcazar , Andres 71, 147, 159
Baldaccini, Anthony 25 , 112, 123, 129
Ballestas, Julian 43, 118, 144, 145
Ballesteros, Eric 83, Ill
Balloveras , Jack 107 , 118
Balloveras , John 57
Balo yra, Kevin 71, 153, 165
Baltazar, Andres 126
Banciella , Evan 43 , 144
Banos, Raul 77, 146
Baptista , Christian Thomas 57, 123
Baradat, Anthony 77 , 111
Barditch, Joshua 57, 164
Barnola , Alejandro 71
Barquin, Carlos 8, 20 , 83 , 98 , 168 , 333
Barquin, David 25, 112, 118 , 119, 129, 175
Barquin, Jon-Michael 25, 112 , 120
Barra! , Ernest 57, 108, 109 , 114 , 117 , 118, 123 , 144
Barra! , Ivan 77 , 114
Barre ira, Spencer 71, 165
Barrera, Francisco 77 , 159 , 168
Barrera, Juan 57, 158
Barreto , Manuel 71
Barrial, Christian 49, 135, 169
Barrios , Andres 49 , 106 , 118 , 126
Barroso, John 57, 106, 136 , 147
Barroto, Andres 122
Basalo, Miguel 57, 144
Basso, Claudia 83
Batista , Kristian 65
Battle , Frank 57, 115, 118, 125, 136, 150
Bauer, Ethan 49 , 112 , 118 , 167
Bayo , Christian 77 , 111 , 165
Beasley , Nicolas 57, 108, 114 , 118
Beauchamp , Gerard 26 , 106 , 124, 141
Be e, Matthew 71, 159
Becerra , Nicolas 13, 43, 122 , 158
Beguiristain, Joseph 49, 112, 120, 123, 157
Belisario , Jason 65, 124 , 147
Belisario, Maxwell 77, 111 , 168
Bencomo , Jeremy 77 , 121
Benitez , Henry 49 , 115
Beovides , Michael 65 , 122
Berenguer , Nicholas 49 , 106
Berlanga, Oscar 71, 110, 115, 116 , 125
Bernal , Andrew 49
Besada , Nicholas 77, 107
Besil , Chris 83
Betancourt , Christian 110
Betancourt , Michael 26 , 106, 112 , 120 , 127
Bill, Matthew 26, 106, 118
Billau, Alessandro 77, 111, 165
Billoch , Christopher 65
Billoch , John 26 , 112
Blanco , Andres 83 , 165
Blanco , Christopher 57 , 118 , 127, 167
Blanco, Eric 77, 165
Blanco , Jose 26, 77 , Ill
Blanco, Luis 43, 109, 112, 118
Blandon , Diego 123
Bogardus , Daniel 65, 122, 168
Bogardus, Guillermo 57, 122
Boix , Daniel 169
Bonnet , Arturo 65 , 186
Bonvecchio , Alain 71 , 126 , 159
Borell , Michael 71, 122, 168
Borges , Alessandro 65, 115 , 161
Borges , Angelo 77 , 121
Borino, Brandon 57
Borrego, Alexis 49
Borroto, Andres 65, 110, 137
Botella , Antonio 83
Botero, Daniel 57, 118, 122, 144
Botero, Ivan 49, 106, 112, 118, 164
Boudet, Otto 57 , 112 , 122
Boulos, Amir 57 , 98
Boza , Alexander 65 , 146, 171
Brandt, Antoine 71 , 115 , 168
Bravo , Carlos 10 , 83 , 153 , 182
Bravo, Matthew 71, 115, 126 , 137, 153, 168
Brimo, Henry 26, 135
Briscoe, Edward 71 , 109
Briscoe , Nicolas 43, 109
Brown , Daniel 71, 165
Brown , Robert 49
Bruna , Adrian 71, 137, 168
Bruna, Esteban 49, 158, 167
Buedo , Matias 49, 118, 122, 143
Buraglia, Mateo 13, 43, 118, 122 , 135 , 157 , 169
Burke , Christian 137
Burke, Edmund 31
Burroughs , Jordan 30
Busse , Andres 43, 109, 125
Busse, George 83
Busse, Stephen 43 , 106 , 135 , 167
Bustamante , Javier 77 , 111 , 159, 168
Bustamante , Nicholas 49, 110, 164
Bustamante , Patricia 83
Bustamante , Rodrigo 65, 102, 115, 118 , 168, 187
Butchko , John 26, 118 , 119 , 124 , 167
cCaballero, Christopher 71 , 122 , 168 Caballero, Max 118 , 121 , 124
Caballero Gomez , Maximino 43, 111
Cabanas, Oscar 141
Cabarroca, Jorge Tr elles 131 Cabanas, Oscar 43
Cabeza, Michael 71, 113, 122, 165
Cabrera , Alexander 49, 118, 130, 164
Cabrera , Gabriel 65 , 112 , 118 , 122 , 123, 152 , 169
Cabrera , Ivan 77, 111 Cabre ra, Jorge 57 , 122, 136 Cabrera, Pablo 57,118,164
Cabrera, Patrick 43, 131 Cabrera , Yunian 143
Cabrera-Ramon , Lucas 71
Cacicedo , Tomas 26 , 103 , 107 , 109 , 112, 118, 120 , 124, 143, 192 , 193
Cairo , Daniel 49 , 109 , 112
Cairo , Michael 65, 107, 109 , 110, 121, 130 Cala, Miguel 77
Calas , Orlando 9, 65 , 118 , 122, 137 Caldera , Enrique 57 Calderin , Carolina 83 Calderin , Johnny 83 , 90, 112 , 129 , 333
Calero, Eric 57 , 118 , 124 , 167 Calles, Jonathan 26 , 118 , 119, 124, 192
Calles, Steven 71 , 137 , 168 Calvo , Anthon y 49 , 115 , 118 , 169 Calzada , Humberto 184
Cambo, Nicholas 49 , 125 Cambo, Richard 26, 118 , 119 Cambo-Martinez, Miriam 83 Campbell, Walford 12, 43 , 106, 118, 119 , 120, 123 , 125 , 128
Campinioni, Giovanni 119 Campos, Teresita 83 , 96
Campuzano , Juan Carlos 49, 103 , 106, 109, 115, 118, 147, 180
Candela, William 50 , 136 , 150 , 169
Candia, Alexander 58 , 112, 167
Capetillo, David 43, 116
Capote, Jose 135 , 136
Carabeo-Nieva , Juan 65 , 118
Cardenas, Benjamin 65 , 140 , 159
Cariello , Rafael 58 , 116 , 118 , 123 Carillo, Juan Carlos 153
Carr, Alejandro 26, 119 , 144, 170
Carr , Christian 71 , 146
Carreras, Daniel 71 , 126, 137
Carreras, Raul 58, 112, 126
Carrillo, Juan 71
Cartaya, Father Pedro 83 , 94, 106, 107, 109 , 114
Cartaya, Maria Elena 83
Cartaya, Sister Maria 83
Carvajal , Nicholas 71, 111, 137
Carvajal, Xristian 26, 106, 111, 118, 119 , 123
Casamayor, Matthew 58, 111
Casariego, Andres 58, 112 , 122, 124, 158, 161
Casero, Ian 65
Cash, Keonte 43, 120, 135, 154, 155
Castellanos , Carlos 13 , 43, 118, 122
Castellanos, Eric 50, 112, 118, 167
Castellanos, Michael 50, 118, 123
Castellanos , Nicolas 77 , 111 , 121, 129
Castillo, Alec 65, 129
Castillo , Armual 115
Castillo, Franz-Joseph 43, 110, 116, 118 , 123
Castillo , Javier 83 , 110, 174
Castillo, Jonathan 161
Castillo, Michael 90
Castillo, Nicolas 43, 118, 143
Castro, Andres 106
Castro , Anthony 65 , 118 , 122 , 126, 158, 159
Castro, Robert 77, 126, 159
Castro , Victor 77
Casuso, Antonio 43, 112, 118, 119, 126, 128, 130, 131
Cecol , Andrew 65, 141
Cendan, Daniel 50 , 118
Cendan , Vincent 50, 110, 118 , 130, 143
Cepero, Alejandro 77
Cepero , Alfredo 65, 118 , 187
Cespedes , Enriqueta 83
Chalela, Alejandro 71, 159
Chamizo , Sebastian 77 , 121, 126 , 168
Chamorro, Sebastian 65, 111, 122
Chan, Bill 15, 71
Chan, Jose 58, 118
Chang , Gerald 77
Chang, Michael 50, 169
Chavarry, Christian 65
Chavez, Andres 58, 111
Chavez , Daniel 71, 141
Chaviano, Jose 77, 146
Chegwin, Jose 58 , 164
Chica, Alexander 27, 112, 134, 135
Chikuji, Nicholas 43
Chikuji , Steven 58, 107
Chinchilla, Andres 58, 122, 169
Chinigo, Dominic 43 , 109 , 118, 119, 125, 128 , 130
Chinigo , Drew 77
Chirino , Josefina 83, 101, 174
Chirinos, Alvaro 43, 109, 158, 188
Cho, Jun Hyung 71 , 121
Christie , Lucas 77
Cicero , Alejandro 71, 165
Cintron, Giovanni 50 , 126, 130
Cirera, Joseph 58, 127, 136 , 151
Cirera, Pedro 19, 27, 112 , 124, 126, 127, 131, 148, 149
Cisneros, Salvador 43, 113, 123 , 125
Clark, Sebastian 77, 126
Clemente , Elliot 27, 126, 138, 139, 167
Cobas , Gabriel 77
Cobian, Juan 27,118 , 125,131, 156 , 157
Cognigni, Christian 71 , 122
Coli , Rodrigo 27, 135
Collazo, Christian 65, 137
Collera, Enrique 27
Collins, Joshua 77,111 , 140,168
Collins , Patrick 8, 83, 100, 115 , 125
Coloma, Eduardo 50, 169
Companioni , Giovanni 43, 106 , 113, 115, 118 , 120, 124 , 125 , 126
Concepcion , Andres 65 , 107, 110, 111,118
Concepcion, Daniel 50, 97, 112, 147
Consuegra , Maria 83
Cora, Roy 71
Corbea, Manuel 43, 144
Corda!, Fernando 65, 129, 161
Coronado , Nicholas 65, 137
Corps , Luis 65, 137, 169
Corrada, Daniel 77
Corrales, Jorge 15
Cortes, Alejandro 50, 136, 166, 167
Cortes, Herzan 43, 144, 170, 171,333
Cortina, George 19 , 27 , 109 , 118
Corzo, Alejandro 77, 95, 111, 122, 129, 140 , 168
Corzo, Susana 83
Cosculluela, Eugenio 50 , 136, 169
Cosculluela, Marta 83
Cosio , Alberto 58
Cosio, Eduardo 27, 124, 127
Cosio, Jose 58, 123
Cosio , Leonardo 50, 107, 118
Cosio , Robert 43, 123, 169, 188
Cossio, Eduardo 189
Costa, Leonard 27, 113
Costa, Peter 106
Cotton, Jessie 50
Cou, Maria 83
Coulombe, Daniel 71, 116
Couto , Eric 43, 118 , 126, 149, 188
Couto, Miguel 20, 84
Cowley, Hunter 27, 120
Cozier, Andre 71
Crawley, Frank 27, 120, 131
Cristobal, Carlos 65, 164
Cristobal, Matthew 44, 127, 130, 169
Crudele, Michael 92, 137
Cruz, Christopher 44, 118 , 125, 135 Cruz, Eduardo 58, 115, 126, 150, 161
Cruz, Eric 65, 122
Cruz, Eugene 84, 96, 153
Cruz, Joseph 77, 111
Cruz, Kevin 44 , 122
Cruz, Raul 50
Cuellar, Kevin 50
Cueto, Giancarlo 44, 118 , 122
Cuevas, Ezequiel 58, 118, 122
Curbelo, Louis 27
Curiel, Mike 137, 164 Curry, Charles 84
Curry, Nicholas 71
DDager, Daniel 65, 115, 116, 169
Davila-Wollheim, Alexander 50, 107, 118 , 123
Davila-Wollheim , Javier 58
Davis, Imani 28, 123, 126 , 135, 166 , 167
De Aguiar, Maria 84
De Aguiar, Richard 72
De Armas, Peter 50, 118
de Campos, Juan Carlos 123
de Caralt, Fernando 28 , 118
De Cardenas, Eric 44, 113, 118, 119, 135, 167
De Cardenas , Gaston 58, 117, 129
De Castro, Alvero 28
De Castro, Jose 72
De Cordoba, Nicolas 28, 106, 154
de Goti, Alexander 28, 162, 163
De Goytisolo, Joaquin 65
De Izaguirre, Jose 58, 136
De La Fe, Daniel 72, 122, 140
De Ia Fe , Ernesto 28 , 106, 122, 124, 127
De La Guardia , Agustin 50, 106, 111 , 118
De La Hoz, Robert 50, 113, 122, 125 , 169
De La 0, Nicolas 58, 113, 167
De Landaburu, Tao 50
De Lemos, Rosario 84
De Leon , Roberto 44
De Los Santos, Christian 77
de Novi, Natasha 188
De Ovin-Berenguer, Manuel 44 , 143
De Pawlikowski , BoJeck 50, 122, 144
De Quesada , Thomas 8, 9, 84, 115
De Varona, Andres 50, 126 , 139
De Zayas , Alfredo 65, 113, 168, 186
De Zulueta, Jullian 84, 99, 108, 128
Decampos, Juan 58
Defurio , Anthony 50, 112, 118, 122, 123 , 126 , 127, 161
Del Campo, Richard 13
Del Castillo , Armand 65, 118, 152, 161 , 165
Del Castillo, Christian 66, 122, 165
Del Cueto, Luis 44, 109
Del Dago, Jose 20, 84
Del Prado, Cory 77, 111, 115, 168
Del Rio, Luis 108
Delgado , Adriana 84
Delgado , Christian 72, 93, 125, 140
Delgado, Eduardo 77, 111, 135
Delgado, German 84, 135
Delgado, Jr., Gilberta 28, 112 , 118, 163
Depontes , Enzo 72
Deschapelles, Luis 94
Deshon , Andre 50, 136, 167
Deshon, Jorge 28, 112, 118 , 124
De Varona, Andres 120
Diago , Alicia 84
Diago, Federico 78, 111
Diaz, Alejandro 58 , 111 , 127
Diaz, Andres 72, 165
Diaz , Carlos 78, 153, 165
Diaz, Christopher 28, 91 Diaz, Gabriel 66 , 118
Diaz, Jordan 50, 106
Diaz, Julio 84
Diaz, Luis 12, 78, 153, 176
Diaz, Marcus 72, 165
Diaz, Matthew 44, 58,114 , 118 , 169
Diaz, Richard 72
Diaz-Fernandez , Davis 28, 162
Diaz-Padron , Eric 44, 122, 125
Diaz-Rivera, Adabel 84 , 97
Diaz-Silveira, John 50, 118, 144
Diaz-Silveira , Michael 50, 150, 160
Diblasi, Alexander 44, 135
Dipilla, Santiago 50 , 118, 122 , 125 , 143
Dockerty, Daniel 18, 28, 112, 115, 118
Dominguez, Austin 72
Dominguez, Eliah 50
Dominguez, Isaac 58, 122
Dominguez, Max 58, 136
Dones , Andres 78, 143
Dopico, Christian 58 , 107, 110, 118, 122, 128
Dorta, Matias 28, 106 , 115, 118
Doval, Alex 78, 121
Dovale, Ramon 84
Dreeson, Christopher 84, 121, 137
Duarte, Anthony 72, 111
Duenas, Hugo 58, 127, 164
Duenas, Sebastian 78, 140, 147 , 168
Dukenik , David 50, 143
Dulzaides, Luis 84, 106
Duran, London 58
Durant, Alexander 29 , 112, 122, 124, 127, 157
Dyrdek, Rob 38
EEbbage, Anthony 78, 122
Echevarria , Dylan 50, 136
Echeverria, Eric 66, 111 , 113, 122
Echeverria, Nikolas 29, 131 , 135, 136
Egusquiza, Jason 66, 111 , 122, 125
Egusquiza, John 66, 111 , 115, 118 , 122, 125, 168
Egusquiza, Jonas 29, 118, 119 , 123, 125
Einstein, George 107
Ei reos, Maria 84
Elias , Jossan 72 Elias, William 58
Elorza, Freddy 84, 108
Enriquez , Carlos 16, 29, 112, 127, 131
Esain, Julian 58, 115, 121 , 122, 123, 125, 126
Escallon, Jose 58, 164
Escarra, Derek 50, 136 , 169
Escarra, Ian 78, 113, 121
Escobar, Andrew 58, 143
Escobar, Jorge 66, 110, 122 , 125, 137
Espina, Carlos 44, 107, 118, 119, 126
Espina, Ricardo 78, 107, 122, 168
Espinel, Michael 29, 126, 135
Espinosa, Lucia 84, 119
Espinosa, Matthew 29, 118, 119, 123, 170
Espinosa, Patricio 58 , 118, 122, 141
Espinosa, Robert 66, 108, 114, 118, 165
Esquivel, Alexander 29, 112, 124, 160
Esteban, Christopher 106, 135, 136
Esteban, Jordan 29, 118, 134 , 135
Estrada , Christian 58, 98, 136
Estrada, Gabriel 78
FFabra, William 44 , 163
Fager, Daniel 78, 121
Fager, David 66 , 111 , 118, 121 , 140
Fajardo, Nicholas 58 , 108
Falcon , Ryan 58
Falero, Gabriel 20, 112
Fals, Alexander 66, 137
Farias, Gabriel 44 , 107, 123
Farinas, Alicia 84
Feiler, Matthew 66 , 115, 137 Fenton, Ana 84
Fernandez, Alan 15, 78, 174
Fernandez, Alejandro 72, 122
Fernandez , Alexander 66 , 118
Fernandez , Andres 50 , 59, 112, 118, 122, 126, 127, 139, 143, 151, 164, 167
Fernandez, Angie 84, 189
Fernandez, Anthony 29 , 108, 112, 120, 122, 124, 126, 127, 131
Fernandez, Ari 13
Fernandez, Benny 59, 122 , 143
Fernandez, Carlos 44 , 106, 110 , 113, 115, 116 , 118, 120, 122 , 174
Fernandez, Christopher 66
Fernandez, David Diaz 163
Fernandez, Diana 84
Fernandez, Eddy 50 Fernandez, Ehren 78, 107, 121, 168
Fernandez, Eloy 78, 111, 126, 165
Fernandez, Ethan 120
Fernandez, Guillermo 84, 99
Fernandez, Jeffrey 78
Fernandez, Jordan 29, 131
Fernandez, Jordi 51, 106, 136
Fernandez, Kevin 66, 137
Fernandez, Kya 188
Fernandez, Lucas 78, 111, 114 Fernandez, Manuel 59, 108, 118
Fernandez, Matthew 51, 112, 118, 150
Fernandez, Max 66, 137 Fernandez, Michael 44, 112, 115, 118, 120, 148, 149
Fernandez, Nicholas 48, 51, 150 Fernandez, Nicolas 59, 118, 122, 143 Fernandez, Nikolas 44, 118, 120, 163 Fernandez, Pedro 106 Fernandez, Rafael 99
Fernandez, Ricardo 29, 112, 135, 149, 160
Fernandez, Roberto 78, 122, 153
Fernandez, Jr., Rene 42, 44, 123 Fernandez-Rocha, Levi 59, 112, 124, 127, 161
Fernandez-Rocha, Liam 59, 112, 127, 161
Fernandez-Rocha, Lucas 44, 112, 118, 119, 129, 163 Fernandez-Rocha, Luis 30, 112, 118, 119, 124, 129, 160
Fernandez-Siman, Alex 112
Fernandez-Siman, Jorge 29, 106
Ferrer, Joshua 78
Ferrer, Justin 51, 118, 123 Fidalgo, Eduardo 78
Figueras, Jorge 51, 112, 118, 123, 130
Fleites, Jorge 51, 120, 164 Flood, Jack 51, 122, 136
Fonseca, Ricardo 30, 118, 119, 135, 195,324
Font, Christopher 66, 121, 178
Font, Ignacio 84, 95, 119, 128, 178 Fonte, Augusto 59, 167
Fonte, Gus 124
Fontela, Christopher 30, 112, 163
Formoso-Murias, Harry 66, 143
Formoso-Murias, Hector 59, 143
Forte, Antonio 30, 118, 119, 324
Forte, Jorge 30, 131 Forte, Julio 84
Foster, Tammy 168
Fowler, Christian 59, 118, 144 Fraga, Alberto 78,111,122,140
Fraga, Antonio 78, 140, 168
Fraga, Eduardo 84, 98
Fraga, Javier 78, 107, 115
Franca, Eric 30, 118, 123, 126, 127, 135
Franca, Michael 59, 122
Francoeur, Stephane 59, 115, 136, 167
Frisbee, Benjamin 66, 109
Frisbee, Carlos 51, 118, 154
Fuenmayor, Daniel 29, 30, 113, 115, 117, 118, 119, 147
Fuentes, Amalia 84
Fuentes, Francesco 59, 126
Fuentes, Joseph 66, 118, 140, 159, 168, 187
Fuentes, Michael 30, 106, 109, 110, 118, 124
Fuller, Edward 66, 137
GGalego, Kevin 78, 107, 114
Gallardo, Julian 72, 137
Gallardo, Rafael 72
Gallinar, Roberto 51, 112, 118, 122
Gallinar, Thomas 78, 124, 126
Gallo, Carlos 72, 121, 147
Galvez, Jordan 72
Galvez, Julio 59
Gambin, Joseph 78, 95
Garces, Jose 78, 122
Garcia, Andres 44, 135
Garcia, Basilio 66, 122, 126, 137
Garcia, Calixto 112
Garcia, Candido 178
Garcia, Christopher 78, 122, 140, 168
Garcia, Cristian 44, 78, 126, 135, 159
Garcia, David 78, Ill
Garcia, Eric 78
Garcia, Francisco 78, 115
Garcia, Gabriel 66, 169
Garcia, Horacia 59, 143
Garcia, James 51, 135
Garcia, Jerry 84, 101
Garcia, Jonathan 66, Ill, 118, 126, 187
Garcia, Jorge 78, 122
Garcia, Jose 59, 169
Garcia, Joseph 66, 137
Garcia, Juan 51, 118, 136
Garcia, Father Marcelino 84
Garcia, Matthew 66, 121, 122, 178
Garcia, Maximus 78, 122, 168
Garcia, Michael 66, 121, 122
Garcia, Nicholas 44, 106, 118, 119, 120, 122, 125, 182
Garcia, Nicolas 66, 118, 135, 137
Garcia, Nikulas 59
Garcia, Orlando 84
Garcia, Pedro 72, 137
Garcia, Raquel 84
Garcia, Rudy 27
Garcia Del Pozo, Maximiliano 72, 146
Garcia-Chacon, Fernando 78, Ill, 121
Garcia-Chang, Graciela 84
Garcia-Delprado, Rafael 30, 112
Garcia-Tufion, Daniel 66, Ill, 115, 137, 169
Garcia-Tufion, Father Guillermo 9, 10, 20, 23, 82, 84, 129, 175, 180, 184, 189,333
Garcia-Velez, Calixto 59, 115, 122, 129, 169
Garcon, Patricio 117
Garrastazu, Daniel 72, 137
Garriga, Erik 44, 112, 118, 119, 124, 126, 167
Garriga, Gabriel 44, 112, 130, 131
Garriga, Mark 78, 159, 176
Garzon, Patricio 66, 107
Gaston, Alejandro 51, 112, 122, 126
Gaviria, Gabriel 51, 154, 155
Gaviria, Giovanni 59
Giacosa, Daniel 78
Gimbel, Adam 30, 116, 120, 135
Giordano, Louis 59, 150
Giron, Irma 84
Gobel, Jason 76, 78
Goldberg, Maxwell 51, 118, 144, 170
Gomez, Andres 78, Ill, 143
Gomez, Christian 30, 144
Gomez, Daniel 44, 112, 113, 122
Gomez, Francisco 59, 164
Gomez, Jorge 64, 66, 118, 140, 168
Gomez, Kyle 78, Ill, 126, 165
Gomez, Lucas 72, 140, 159
Gomez, Luis 72, 122
Gomez, Matthew 78, 121, 146
Gomez, Michael 44, 59, 98, 131, 135, 164
Gomez, Pedro 122, 141
Gomez, Zachary 72, 111, 121, 146 Gomez-Faccio, Pedro 51
Gomez-Rivera, Esteban 30, 154, 155
Goncalves, Michael 72, 122, 127
Gonzales, Francisco 110 Gonzales, Javier 115
Gonzalez, Alejandro 51, 66, 118, 136, 137, 159
Gonzalez, Axel 31, 169
Gonzalez, Cesar 59, 122, 126, 170
Gonzalez, Daniel 31, 44, 118, 119, 123, 125, 135
Gonzalez, Diego 51
Gonzalez, Emigdio 85
Gonzalez, Francisco 44, 106, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119, 122
Gonzalez, Frank 116
Gonzalez, Gabriel 66, 111, 118, 165, 178
Gonzalez, Henry 78
Gonzalez, Isaac 66
Gonzalez, Javier 51,107, Ill, 118, 124, 129
Gonzalez, Jesse 44, 123, 127 Gonzalez, Jorge 51, 118, 136
Gonzalez, Julian 59, 112, 115, 126, 164
Gonzalez, Kevin 44, 157
Gonzalez, Kristopher 66, 153 Gonzalez, Manuel 44, 126, 130
Gonzalez, Nicolas 72, 137
Gonzalez, Osiel 51, 120, 122, 126, 139, 167
Gonzalez, Otniel 66, 122, 126, 137 Gonzalez, Tomas 66, 118, 122, 129
Gonzalez, Jr., Jose 31
Gonzalez-Abreu, Dante 59, 112
Gonzalez-Camps, Adrian 51
Gonzalez-Jacobo, Marcus 51, 136, 167
Gozalez, Javier 114
Grande, Carlos 78, 111, 121, 122, 147
Graveran, Nelson 79
Guardazzi, Fernando 31, 106, 129
Guedes, Lucero 85
Guerra, Julian 21, 51, 164
Guerra, Pablo 66, 161, 186
Guerrero, Javier 59, 111, 115, 121, 126, 140, 147, 161, 174
Guerrero Vicente, Javier 79
Guevara, Daniel 31, 163, 175
Guevara, David 21, 51, 122, 164
Guido, Lorenzo 8
Guimaraes-Blandon, Diego 51, 118, 143
Guio, Esteban 72
Guio, Lorenzo 51, 118, 121, 139, 167
Gurtierrez, Andres 107
Guruceaga, Fernando 66, 141
Guso, Jake 44, 122, 125, 129, 144, 170, 171
Guso, Ryan 59, 144, 145, 170 Gustavsen, John 85
Guthrie, Nicholas 79, 165 Gutierrez, Albert 66, 118, 125, 126, 161, 165, 187
Gutierrez, Andres 79, 124 Gutierrez, Jason 44, 106, 120, 122, 125, 149
Gutierrez, Jonathan 59, 164 Gutierrez, Orlando 109
Gutierrez, Ryan 59, 118, 143
Gutierrez, Teresa 85, 127
Guzman, Kevin 59, 164
Guzo, Jake 13
HHabib, Jorge 59, 136
Haibi, Dora 85
Hall, Thurman 44, 106, 109
Halvorssen, Erik 59, 115
Hammond, Chris 97
Hasegawa, Alejandro 59, 112, 126, 147
Hassun, Armando 51
Hassun, Justin 59
Heinlein, Robert A. 39, 40
Hererra, Javier 113
Hereter, Pablo 44
Hermida, Adrian 59, 127 Hermida, Albert 51, 128
Hermida, John 66, 137 Hernandez, Adrian 66, 72, 115, 118, 159, 171
Hernandez, Alejandro 51, 112, 118, 123
Hernandez, Alexander 67, 118, 159 Hernandez, Andrew 79, 107, 165 Hernandez, Daniel 59, 136, 151 Hernandez, Eduardo 79 Hernandez, Francisco 9, 31, 118, 135 Hernandez, Javier 72, 137, 168, 177 Hernandez, Jorge 185 Hernandez, Justin 67, 72, 118, 128, 140, 146, 168, 171 Hernandez, Kyle 44, 112, 123, 125, 129
Hernandez, Luke 67, 115, 137 Hernandez, Marcello 60, 126, 158 Hernandez, Marcelo 79 Hernandez, Miguel 72, 147 Hernandez, Nicholas 31, 111, 118, 119, 163, 190, 324
Hernandez, Nicolas 72, 128, 159 Hernandez, Pedro 31, 85, 112, 182 Hernandez, Rodrigo 140 Hernandez, Sebastian 111, 143 Hernandez, Tony 13 Hernandez-Cano, Alejandro 122, 137 Hernando, Javier 60, 123 Herrea, Brandon 56 Herrera, Brandon 60, 118, 136, 164, 179 Herrera, Guillermo 31, 118, 120, 139, 167, 179
Herrera, Javier 21, 51, 106, 115, 118, 164
Herrera, Jonathan 51, 109, 122, 150 Hervis, Juan-Carlos 20, 31, 106 Hevia, Brandon 51, 118, 122, 130, 169
Hewitt, Maria 112 Hidalgo, Andres 60, 109, 161 Hidalgo, Daniel 135, 136 Hidalgo, Dominick 19, 31, 34, 91, 325
Hillman, Alejandro 67 Hillman, Daniel 44, 169 Hines, Xavier 44, 134, 135, 167 Homans, Kimberly 85 Honda!, Daniel 67, 137 Honda!, David 51, 136, 169 Horner, Alfonso 31, 135, 166, 167 Huamanf, Alejandro 32, 119, 123 Huertas, Ted 67
Humphreys, Alistair 51, 120, 127 Hunter, Alejandro 72, 125 Hyland, John 64, 67, 137 Hyne, Oliver 32, 103, 106, 115, 118, 124
IIbarra, Andres 60
Iduate, Alexander 72, 122
Iglesia, Michael 32 , 112, 163
Iglesias , Eduardo 44 , 118 , 119 , 120
Iglesias, Jennifer 85
Iglesias , Jorge 79 , 115, 126 , 141
Incera , Adam 32 , 118 , 119 , 139, 167
Incera , Benjamin 51, 106, 109, 118 , 128 , 139, 167
Incera, Jav ier 44 , 113, 118, 119, 124 , 125 , 126, 127 , 147
Infante , Jose 67 , 118 , 125 , 140, 147
Inguanzo , Yolanda 85
Iparraguirre , Nicolas 52 , 126 , 149 , 160
Iriarte , Manrique 67 , 115, 137
Iruretagoyena , Ander 32, 118, 120, 124, 125 , 156, 157 , 191, 193
Isaac , Alexander 52, 120, 139, 167
Isenberg, Joseph 32, 114, 118 , 119 , 324
Ismail , Kasser 79
Ismail, Rashad 60, 118, 122, 143
Iturregui , Enrique 60
JJackson , Peter 44, 109 , 143
Jacomino, Jennifer 85
James, William 39
Jara, Ana 85
Jaramillo, Daniel 32, 112 , 115
Jasman, Michael 52 , 122
Jauregui , Christopher 67, 152, 161, 186
Javier, Juan 60
Jimenez , Andres 85 , 123, 124 , 174
Jimenez, Beatriz 85, 89, 116
Jimenez, Carlos 60, 113, 118, 123, 144
Jimen ez, Christian 32 , 118 , 119 , 124
Jimenez, Gabriel 67 , Ill , 122
Jimenez , Jos e 67, 118 , 159, 186 ·
Jimenez, Jovier 72
Jimenez Garcia , Gabriel 20 , 32, 118 , 119, 192
Johnson, Samuel 34
Jordan , Michelle 85
Jose , Daniel 44 , 103 , 109 , 118
Juan , Andres 60
Juan , Carlos 158
Juan , Mik el 60 , 123 , 158 , 179
Jude, Peter 32 , 118 , 119 , 125, 138, 139, 167, 192
Juez , Jose 72, 111
Juncadella , Salvador 31, 32, 106 , 115, 118 , 120 , 121 , 124 , 125
KKasabdji, Gabriel 72 , 116, 171
Keenan, Alexander 60, 118, 122, 143
Keenan, Nicholas 60, 112 , 115, 118, 122, 143
Kenna, Ann 85, 109
Khoury, Jason 79, 126, 146
Kiliddjian , Peter 52 , 109 , 120 , 136
Kindelan, William 67, 118, 122 , 159
King , Tina 168
Kline, Clara 85
Krikorian , Andres 79 , Ill
Krikorian , Gabriel 79
Krikorian , Nicholas 79, 122
Kurzan , Pablo 72 , 115
LLabrada , Ricardo 72, 111, 143
Labrador , Eric 79 , 140
Labrador , Erick 72 , 125 , 126 , 146, 171.
Lacasa, Roberto 79, 122
Lagatelli , Claudio 159
Lage , Daniel 72
Laguardia , Jorge 164
Lagunas, Mark 52, 112, 118 , 122 , 147
Lam , Enrique 45 , 118 , 119 , 128 , 130 , 157 , 170
Lam , Juan 79, 115, 146
Lamar , Rene 52, 122, 129 , 167
Lamarche, Leonardo 60, 122, 143
Lang , Dante 72 , 146 , 171
Lano, Sebastian 159
Lara , Joshua 72 , 121 , 127 , 137 , 168
Lara , Rog er 137, 169
Lara , Shyara 85 , 123 , 127
Laratelli, Claudio 67, 130
Laratelli, Luciano 45, 130
Larios, Luis 79
Larson, Jake 45, 118, 119 , 122 , 123 , 125 , 126
Lascano , Joshua 60 , 167
Lascano, Lidice 85
Lastre , Kristian 67, 141
Lastres , Eric 79, 115 , 121, 122, 153, 165
Lastres , Kevin 21, 52, 122
Laurita, Lorenzo 60 , 113 , 164
Lavandero , Alejandro 32 , 116 , 163
Lazaro , Noel 79
Lazo, Adrian 67 , 125
Leal, Louis 72
Leanez , Maria Ines 85, 125
Ledesma, Rafael 85, 94
Legido , Julian 28, 33
Leiter, Sebastian 67 , 137 , 153 , 178
Lemos , Jon 79
Lemos, Kevin 67
Lemus, Kevin 73 , 102 , 116 , 128
Lemus , Richard 106
Lenis , Carlos 79
Leon , Gisela 85
Leon, Manuel 33, 106, 118, 119
Leonard , Nicholas 14, 45, 91, 169
Leos, Agustin 73
Leos , Domingo 52 , 118 , 158
Leos , Sergio 45, 118, 119, 121, 128, 130, 161
Leyva, Aurelio 106
Le yva , Brandon 60 , 113 , 115 , 127 , 151
Leyva, Claudio 79 , 146, 168
Leyva, Frank 33 , 106 , 122 , 134 , 135
Leyva, Michael 60
Lima , Bernardo 60, 118, 122, 123, 144
Limia , Michael 60, 118 , 144
Linares, Antonio 52
Linares, Jesus 79
Llanes, Jose 60, 136
Llaneza, Rafael 79
Llano , Andrea 188
Llano , Sebastian 79 , 121
Llobell , Marcos 52, 109, 112 , 118 , 122, 126
Llobell, Nicholas 67 , 111 , 126
Llorente , Alberto 60 , 118, 122 , 136
Llorente, Maximiiiano 79 , 159
Lobas, Gabriel 114
Lola , Saul 60 , 136
Londono , Simon 52 , 94, 120
Lopez , Avery 45 , 95, 124, 138, 139, 167
Lopez, Ben 112
Lopez, Christian 60, 113
Lopez, Daniel 45,111, 120,125
Lopez , Father Lionel 85
Lopez , Gabriel 52 , 156 , 157
Lopez, Jacob 73 , 126 , 168
Lopez, Jaime 67 , 116 , 118, 140 Lopez , Jorge 60
Lopez , Joshua 137
Lopez, Kevin 60, 114
Lopez, Manuel 52 , 144
Lopez , Michael 33 , 67 , 118, 119, 124 , 137
Lopez , Nicholas 45, 118 , 129 , 158
Lopez , Noah 67, 115 , 118
Lopez , Patricio 73, 159
Lopez, Susan 85
Lopez, Thomas 67, 113, 116, 118, 122 , 126
Lopez , William 60, 118 , 144 , 170
Lopez De Mendoza , Victor 73 , 137
Lopez-Castro , Armando 33, 115, 122, 129, 139
Lopez-Castro, Guillermo 52, 122, 131, 169
Lopez-Castro , Ignacio 79
Lopez-Castro, Nacho 122
Lopez-Ibanez , Roberto 33 , 106 , 118
Lopez-Irizarry, Robert 79 , 115
Lopez-Trigo, Mark 33 , 106 , 135
Lopez-Varela , Jose 60, 136
Lorente , Jorge 33, 116 , 135
Lorente , Maximiliano 159
Lorenzo , Alexander 45, 163
Lorenzo, Christian 164
Lorenzo, Christopher 60, 122
Lorenzo , Jesse 33 , 91 , 120 , 124 , 324
Lorenzo , Justin 45, 118, 124 , 126, 135 , 136 , 167
Lorenzo , Lucas 67 , 125
Lorenzo , Matias 73
Lorenzo , Nicholas 52 , 118 , 129, 136
Lorenzo, William 52, 141, 147
Loret De Mola , Andres 52 , 118 , 124, 126
Loret De Mola, Mariano 85
Lorido , Juan 45 , 147
Loven , Michael 52
Lovo, Manuel 60
Lowenhaupt , Kevin 33 , 119, 126, 143
Loyal, Lauren 186
Luaces , Lorenzo 79 , 122, 165
Lucas , Jonathan 45 , 118 , 119 , 120 , 122, 123 , 125 , 169
Lugo , Daniel 67 , 118 , 122
Lund , Roger 85
Luzarraga , Joseph 73
MMachado , Alejandro 33 , 106, 112 , 124 , 141
Machado, Carlos 73, 126, 168
Machado , Jason 155
Macias , Alec 33, 131, 134, 135, 157, 189
Macias, Mariano 60 , 136 , 151
Mackie , Kathleen 85, 101 , 126, 176
Mackie , Timothy 79, 108, 110 , 115 , 126 , 168
Madiedo, Reynaldo 52, 115, 118, 123, 157
Maduro , Alejandro 73, Ill , 168
Magoulas , Michael 52 , 115, 118, 139 , 167
Maguina, Jose 60, 157
Maher , Patri ck 73 , 127
Manle y, Christopher 169
Manrara , Ana 85
Manrique , Bernardo 45, 106 , 110, 115 , 122, 126 , 163
Manrique, Jonathan 79 , 121, 146
Manzanares, Andres 45 , 118, 119, 120 , 123 , 121 , 124 , 125 , 126 , 167
Marimon , Marcos 60 , 123
Marin , Carlos 73, 126
Marin, Gabriel 73, 122
Marin, Hugo 79, 146
Marin , Rodrigo 79 , 126, 159
Marin , Steven 67 , 118 , 152
Marin , Tristen 73
Marina , Michael 52, 112 , 113, 118 ,
125
Marin ez-Cid, Anton 125
Marmo!, Rafael 67 , 159
Marquez , Andres 67, 118 , 122 , 137
Marquez , Armando 60, 102, 114, 118 , 141
Marquez , Cristian 52 , 122 , 126
Marquez , Luis 67
Marrero , Christian 34, 118 , 123, 135 , 149
Marrero, Christopher 45, 79 , 121, 122
Marrero, Humberto 67
Marrero, Matthew 45 , 120, 169
Marrero, Ruben 85, 149, 150 , 167
Marston, Ralph 36
Martin , Anthony 52, 110, 169
Martin , Christopher 52 , 112 , 118, 123
Martin, Lantz 52, 113, 169
Martin, Matthew 79 , 121, 146, 174
Martin, Peter 73, 137
Martinez, Alfonso 67 , 141
Martinez, Branden 34 , 118 , 139, 167
Martinez , Carlos 61 , 118, 122 , 169
Martinez , Christian 12, 79 , 129
Martinez, Daniel 67, 73 , 116
Martinez , David 73, 137
Martinez, Djan 34, 135
Martinez , Fernando 115
Martinez , Javier 45, 109 , 113 , 115 , 118 , 128 , 163
Martinez, Jerem y 34, 116, 118 , 119, 120 , 123 , 125, 192
Martinez , Jorge 85, 151
Martinez, Luis 170, 171
Martinez, Mario 45, 85 , 115 , 118 , 119, 123
Martin ez, Michael 12
Martinez , Nick 165
Martinez , Oscar 12 , 52, 118
Martinez, Paul 52 , 154
Martinez, Rodrigo 85
Martinez, Ryan 67
Martinez , Teresa 85 , 333
Martinez , Yosbel 143
Martinez-Cid , Anton 45 , 106 , 111 , 115 , 120, 125
Martinez-Cid , Ricardo 45, 118 , 119, 120 , 122 , 123, 125, 126, 169
Martinez-Quibus, Fernando 16, 18, 34 , 96, 97, 106 , 118, 119, 157 , 167 , 176, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182, 184, 325
Martinez-Varela, Gabriel 52 , 117
Martinez-Varela, Rafael 73 , 122
Mascaro , Emilio 79
Masri , Omar 52, 118
Mathison, Luis 73
Matos, Cristian 67
Maury, Albert 67, 165
Maya , Samuel 48, 52 , 126, 136 , 167
Mayo, Ricardo 79, Ill , 122, 153
Maza, Alberto 45, 129 , 144, 170
Maza , Andres 79
Maza, Carlos 93
Mazaira, Julian 34, 99 , 118 , 119, 143
Meagher , Conor 67, 113 , 115 , 116 , 118, 122 , 126, 129, 171
Mederos, Javier 73
Medina , Gustavo 61, 115, 118, 123
Medina, John 52 , 149
Mejer , Alejandro 79
Mejer , Alvaro 52, 115 , 118 , 139 , 167
Mejer , Luis 67 , 118, 152
Mejia, Daniel 67, 137, 152, 168
Mejia, Marcel 118
Mejido, Maria 85
Melendez , Rafael 45 , 111, 125 , 129
Melendez, Sebastian 73, 111 , 171
Melo, Francisco 73
Mena , Eric 79, 122 , 153
Mencio , Carlos 52 , 112
Mendez, John Paul 149, 150, 152
Mendia, Enrique 67
Mendonca , Tanger 9, 85, 157
Menendez, Christopher 67 , 118 , 122
Menendez , Enrique 45, 110 , 113 , 116 , 118 , 119, 120 , 122 , 123
Menendez, Francisco 73, 102 , 137 , 153 , 168
Menendez, Jonathan 73 , 137, 143
Menendez, Joseph 61, 118, 143
Menendez, Manuel 73
Menendez , Norberta 73 , 137, 177
Menocal , Ana Maria 85
Menocal , Giovanni 67, 137 , 168
Mercado , Enrique 61, 109 , 115, 169
Merino , Kyle 34, 120
Mertz, Alexander 52, 118
Mesa, Gabriel 34, 118, 119, 120
Mesa , Giancarlo 68 , 122, 129, 140, 187
Michel , Carlos 61 , 112, 118, 122
Mi chel , George 52 , 112 , 118 , 122
Mi chelena , Xavier 53, 120
Milanes , Sebastian 61, 112, 114 , 115 , 118 , 126
Milton, Maurice 73, 122, 168
Mion , Diego 45 , 118 , 119 , 130 , 131 , 157
Mion , Gabriel 159
Mion , Marcelo 68 , 118
Mion-Bet, Ander 61
Miranda , Jason 53 , 118
Miro-Quesada, Jorge 73, 115 , 125 , 137 , 165
Modino-Diaz , Jesus 45 , 108
Mol ero , Santiago 68, 118, 159
Molina , Fernando 61, 126 , 136
Mompremier , Randy 34 , 98, 120 , 131 ' 135 , 154
Moncada , Richard 53 , 86, 112, 167
Monsalve , Elias 21, 45, 119 , 129, 163
Montadas, Antonio 61, 118, 126 , 139 , 167
Montalvan , Ricardo 53 , 120 , 122, 169
Montero, Hugo 45 , 118 , 119, 120, 124, 126 , 128
Montes, Jeffrey 143
Montes, Michael 106
MontesDeOca , Felipe 61 , 118, 122, 127
Montesi, Daniel 122
Montiel, Kevin 53 , 118 , 139 , 167
Montoto , Adrian 45 , 115 , 118 , 120 , 121 , 130 , 131
Montoya , Nestor 34 , 38 , 118 , 119 , 120, 192 , 324
Monzon , Anthony 34, 90 , 91 , 106, 117, 124, 129
Mora, Ana 86
Mora, Miguel 68 , 137
Morales , Christopher 45 , 129
Morales , Justin 45, 118 , 119
Morales , Richard 79, 153
Moreau, Jonathan 68 , 137
Moreiras, Nicolas 11, 32, 34, 106, 120, 124, 127
Moreno, Carlos 73, 126, 159
Moreno , Frank 135
Moreno, Marcel 135
Moreno, Michael 73, 137
Morera , Maria 86
Morfin , Juan-Carlos 35, 112 , 120
Morfin , Pedro 35 , 112, 118 , 120, 124, 157
Morgado, Robert 45 , 112 , 118, 119
Moro, Bernardo 80
Moro , Matthew 35 , 120 , 131 , 135
Moscoso , Jorge 80 , 121 , 128
Mosquera, Javier 45
Motla , Bernard 11
Moustafa, Christopher 80, 122 , 126, 159
Moya , Adrian 35 , 118 , 129
Mulet , George 12 , 35 , 90 , 91 , 124 , 131
Mullin-Garcia , Liam 68
Mullin-Garcia, Matthew 61 , 139
Mullis , James 80
Mumford, Marcus 27
Munarriz, Nicholas 35, 118 , 119 , 324
Munilla , Julian 35
Muniz, Carlos 9, 45 , 96 , 110 , 118 , 119 , 125, 167
Munoz, Joshua 24 , 35 , 68 , 94 , 107 , 112 , 115, 118, 123 , 126 , 137, 165
Munoz, Nicolas 73, 109 , 111
Munoz, Richard 73 , 122, 147
Munoz, Robert 45 , 118, 119, 124, 169
Munoz, Rodrigo 80 , 159
Munoz, Santiago 73 , 125
Munoz, Sebastian 53 , 109 , 118 , 123
Munoz-Bustamante , Andres 12
Munoz-Bustamante , Jorge 86
Murgado, Robert 163
Muriedas, Andrew 61, 136
Murphy , Brandon 146
Murphy , Matthew 61 , 125 , 127 , 141
Murphy , Ryan 21 , 45 , 91 , 92 , 93 , 98, 99, 100 , 101 , 112 , 115, 117, 118 , 125 , 126, 135 , 149 , 167 , 168 , 174 , 187 ,
189 , 190
Myer, Sean 86 , 99 , 182
NNaccarato , Augusto 6, 35 , 120 , 131
Nacier, Jandrice 73
Nacier , John 115
Naon , Albert 61 , 108 , 118 , 126, 127
Naranjo, Juan 53
Navarro, Alexander 53, 154, 167
Navarro, Allan 80 , 115 , 121
Navarro , Angelo 35 , 112 , 124 , 126 , 127 , 129, 131 ' 154
Navarro , Melissa 86
Navarro , Ryan 68,111,122,146
Naya, Alberto 45, 110, 112, 118 , 122, 123, 125, 126, 163
Negron, Rene 35, 106, 118, 120 , 121, 124 , 190, 192
Neptune, Daniel 53, 120 , 135, 167 , 180
Neret, Daniel 80 , 121 , 159
Neret, Eduardo 53, 109 , 118
Newlin , Tyler 80 , 168
Nicosia, Ramon 86, 130
Nisenbaum , Nicholas 15, 35
Nodarse, Andres 36 , 118 , 119
Norniella-Burke , Christian 68
Notke , Tim 28
Novas, Marc 73, 121 , 137
Novo , Alexander 36, 112, 123 , 124, 127
Novo, Carlos 80
Novo , Nicholas 53 , 112 , 127
Novoa, Alejandro 53 , 120, 122, 143
Novoa , Alexander 61 , 164
Novoa , Leandra 86 , 130
Novoa , Nicolas 36 , 108
Noya , Emmanuel 36 , 148, 149
Nunez, Ariel 86
Nunez, Diego 80, 122 , 159
Nunez , Gabriel 53 , 109 , 118, 167
Nunez , Leo 6, 86 , 95, 112, 116
Nunez , Osvaldo 61 , 102 , 112 , 118
Nunez , Santiago 61, 118, 122 , 144, 170
0O' Malley, Robert 86 , 110
Obregon , Javier 36
Ocampo , Nicolas 53 , 154
Odon, Francisco 68, 107 , 122, 140, 168
Okunski , John 169
Oliva , Francisco Jose 16
Oliveira , Guilherme 80
Orbay , Jordi 123
Orbay , Jorge 45 , 106 , 116 , 118 , 119 ,
122 , 125 , 167
Orbison , Roy 17
Ordonez , Joseph 61 , 151 , 161
Ordunez, Ulises 86
Orta , Jonathan 68 , 122
Orta , Jorge 45, 120, 122 , 158
Ortega , Christian 53 , 120
Ortega , Diego 73, 115, 137
Ortega, Fabio 86
Ortega, Maria Luisa 110
Ortega , Oscar 68 , 86 , 169
Ortega, Pedro 53
Orteli, Gustavo 114
Ortiz, Carmen 86
Ortiz, Hector 45
Ortiz , Karen 86
Osorio , Andres 36, 106
Otero, Daniel 70
Otero , Luz 86
Otero-Pfaeffle , Daniel 73, 161
169
Paneda , Alex 111
Paneda , Jose 169
Pedroza IV, Alejandro 61 , 113
Pelegri, Jose 61, 106, 116 , 122
Pena, Silvia 86
Pendas , John 46 , 112, 118 , 119 , 120 , 121, 123
Penn, Joshua 36, 117 , 135 Peppas, Kirk 144
Perdomo , Daniel 46 , 122, 125 , 135
Perea, Christian 36, 105, 118 Perea , Jacob 73, 113 , 115 , 122 , 165
Pereira , Juan 80 , 159
Perera, Diego 80 , 115
Pereyra, Jonathan 53, 118 , 122 , 143
Perez , Alberto 36, 118 , 119 , 123 , 147 , 192
Perez , Alejandro 46 , 144
Perez , Alfred 80 , 159 , 165
Perez, Andres 53, 73 , 80 , 109 , 118, 150 , 160
Perez, Carlos 119
Perez, Carlos D. 36 , 118 , 135 ; 190
Pablos-Aguirre , Carlos 61, 122
Pachon , Ivan 80 , 165
Pachon, Juan 113
Pacios, Alejandro 80 , Ill , 121, 122
Pacios , Daniel 68 , 137
Padilla , Jose 86
Padron , Angel 61, 111, 113
Padron , Camilo 45 , 125 , 135
Padron , Christian 45
Padron, Javier 101
Padron , Jorge 68, 137, 186
Padura , Anthony 61 , 116
Padura, Francisco 86, 116
Pagan , Edwin 36 , 118 , 119 , 135
Palacio , Alec 80 , 111
Pallissery , William 53, 118, 123 , 158
Palomera , Julio 53, 118 , 122 , 150
Paneda, Alexander 46, 120, 122, 124, 129
Paneda , Jose 46 , 118 , 123, 124
Pantazis , Alexandros 61
Paoli-Torres, Jorge 53, 112 , 118
Paoli-Torres, Sebastian 68, 161
Parada , Gabriel 53
Pardele, Joseph 15
Pardo , Alberto 61, 109, 118, 122, 169
Pardo , Felipe 80, 121 , 122, 146 , 182
Pareja , Dylan 68, 137
Parets , Daniel 46 , 163
Parlade , Joseph 73 , 137
Parra , Carlos 36 , 115 , 118 , 119
Parra , Mario 86
Pascual , Brian 68 , 137, 169
Pascual , Kevin 53, 112, 113, 115, 118 , 125, 136, 169
Pastor , Matthew 53 , 110, 116 , 118
Paula, David 36, 91 , 106 , 112 , 189
Pavon , Kevin 46 , 118, 119
Paz, Cristian 46, 118, 119, 123 , 125,
Perez, Carlos H. 36, 118 , 135, 190 Perez, Christian 36, 53 , 118 , 119 , 126 , 141 , 147
Perez, Daniel 36, 53 , 73 , 106, 109, 117 , 120 , 122 , 125, 129, 141 , 143
Perez , Igna cio 61 , 102 , 115 , 118 , 121 , 151
Perez , James 46 , 110, 112 , 143
Perez , Jimmy 86
Perez, Johnathon 61 , 118 , 123, 136
Perez, Joseph 61 , 118, 143 Perez, Kevin 37, 112, 115 Perez, Marcos 61 , 151, 164
Perez , Mario 80
Perez , Michael 53, 95 , 118 , 122 , 126
Perez , Nicolas 53 , 109 , 122 , 143
Perez , Pablo 53 , 112 , 118 , 122
Perez, Patrick 73 , 122, 137, 168 , 177
Perez , Richard 68, 137
Perez , Ryan 68, 111, 122 , 125, 168
Perez De Corcho , Christian 61 Perez Pino, Anthony 112
Perez-Abreu, Albert 73 , 137 , 168
Perez-Abreu , Victor 46, 106 , 115 , 118, 122, 125, 126, 135
Perez-Blanco , Nicholas 80
Perez-Blanco, Raphael 74
Perez-Costa , Juan 53 , 122, 144
Perez-Heydrich, Carlos 61 , 115 , 118, 151
Perez-Monzon , Andres 37
Perez-Pino , Anthony 56 , 61 , 118 , 123
Perez-Sanchez, Ruben 37 , 106, 112, 122
Permuy , Antonio 53 , 106 , 109, 130
Perosch, Marco 74, 114, 115
Pertierra, Gabriel 15, 37 , 116 , 118 , 121' 123, 130
Pertierra , Robert 61 , 123 , 130
Pessoa , John 37, 106 , 124
Peter, Ramon 112
Peterson, Lisa 86
Peterson, Nicholas 61, 122
Peterson, Nick 115, 136
Peterson, Steven 61, 158
Piccolo, Alexander 68, 118, 122, 137
Pinate, Andres 74
Pinate, Oscar 62, 118, 129
Pinera, Fernando 68, 129
Pino, Mario 135, 136
Pinto, Daniel 80, 126, 168
Pinto, Giancarlo 68, 118, 137, 152, 165
Pis-Dudot, Alejandro 37, 148, 149
Pita, Javier 74
Placeres, Anthony 37
Placeres, Steven 62
Plasencia, Jose 80, 126, 153, 168
Pola, Jorge 53, 136
Pola, Lucas 74, 137
Poo, Daniel 46, 118, 123
Pope, Miles 46, 119, 123, 125, 126
Porta, George 86
Portal, Hanler 62, 115, 123, 136, 144
Porte!, Gerardo 115
Portela, Alejandro 53, 110, 136, 150, 169
Portela, Jr., Gerardo 37, 86, 141
Portela, Sr., Gerardo 141
Portuondo, Daniel 68, 118, 137, 168
Poulat, Bernardo 80, 121, 147
Poulat, Genaro 53, 118
Poveda, Andres 74, 111
Powell, Andrew 62, 118, 141, 151
Powell, John 68, 118, 122, 137, 152, 159, 169
Powell, Jorge 53, 112, 118, 125, 136, 158, 169
Powell, Matthew 68, 141
Prado, Michael 74, 107, 115, 137
Prellezo, Felipe 13, 46, 112, 125, 169, 183
Prida, David 54, 103, 106, 112, 118
Prieto, Jose 46, 107, 118, 119
Prieto, Peter 68, 126, 130
Prieto, Rafael 107
Prindle, Hunter 80, 111
Prio, Carlos 37, 112
Prio, Max 118
Priscal, Alec 80
Prussing, Deiter 80, 114, 121
Prussing, Diego 115
Prussing, Gunther 62
Pugliese, Marc 62, 118
Puig, Diego 115
Puig-Corve, Diego 68, 158, 159
Puig-Corve, Patrick 46, 107, 122, 158
Pujals, Fernando 12, 68, 122, 137, 158, 159
Pujals, Guillermo 46, 122, 135, 148, 149, 169, 188
Pusch, Alexander 74, 128
Quintero, Christopher 68, 115
Quintero, Odalys 86
Quiroga, Alfredo 54, 92, 112, 118, 122
Qureshi, Michael 62, 123, 127
RRadriguez, Alfonso 70
Raimundez, Ricardo 86
Ramirez, Alfredo 46, 106, 118, 120, 121, 122, 125, 144, 170
Ramirez, Cristina 86, 122
Ramirez, Daniel 54, 106, 116
Ramirez, Eduardo 46, 118, 123
Ramirez, Giorgio 90
Ramirez, Jake 62, 115
Ramirez, Juan 74, 171
Ramon, Michael 62, 114
Ramon, Olga 86, 114, 124, 126
Ramon, Peter 37, 114, 118, 119, 124, 125, 126, 192, 193
Ramos, Carlos 54, 109, 120, 122, 164 Ramos, Ghulian 68, 116, 165
Ramos, Kevin 68, 118, 123, 127, 146, 168
Rebolledo, Cesar 54, 106, 115, 118, 157
Reinoso, Lazaro 86, 165
Restrepo, Luis 37, 118, 119, 126, 143
Rey, Adrian 68, 153
Rey Brooks, Jonathan 62
Reyes, Jorge 54, 136
Reyes-Garcia, Maria C. 86, 121
Ricardo, Edwin 46, 169
Rice, Javan 80, 121, 159
Rice, Travish 68, 137, 158, 159
Riesgo, Jacob 30, 38
Rigueiro, Frank 38, 112, 118, 119, 163
Rigueiro, Gabriel 68, 127, 161, 165
Rincon, Jesus 62, 111
Rios, Francisco 46, 123, 124, 125
Rios, Holman 9, 68, 159
Ripoll, Luis 166
Rivacoba, Erik 46, 130
Rivas, Adrian 46, 112, 113, 122, 144
Rivas, Andres 38, 106, 109, 110, 120, 124, 125, 129 Rivera, Diego 68, 122, 130, 137 Riveron, Austin 46, 122, 126, 127, 135
Rives, Dylan 46, 119, 120, 128
Robaina, Mario 68, 137, 152, 159, 165
Roberts, Tyler 62, 113, 123, 130
Robinson, Maria 33
Robledo, Andres 46
Robledo, Juan 38, 112
Roca, Jose 46, 118, 119, 139, 149, 166, 167, 182
Roca, Jose E. 86, 96, 149, 333
Roca, Nicolas 64, 68, 102, 115, 118, 140, 147, 152, 168
Rodriguez, Adolfo 54, 109, 122
Rodriguez, Alfonso 74, 137, 165
Rodriguez, Andres 46, 80, 99, 106, 115, 116, 118 Rodriguez, Andrew 74, 146
Rodriguez, Anthony 46, 118, 125 Rodriguez, Armando 115
Rodriguez, Benjamin 62 Rodriguez, Bryan 54, 118, 147 Rodriguez, Carlos 68, 115, 137 Rodriguez, Casey 62, 118, 122, 143 Rodriguez, Christian 9, 74
Rodriguez, Daniel 46, 106, 113, 118, 122
Rodriguez, Ethan 46, 120, 129, 169 Rodriguez, Francisco 68, 107, 114, 121, 122
Rodriguez, George 46, 118, 126
Rodriguez, Giovanni 9, 46, 103, 110, 116, 118, 119, 120, 122
Rodriguez, Hector 54, 106, 122
Rodriguez, Jake 62, 136
Rodriguez, Jesse 38, 135 Rodriguez, Joey 38, 162, 163
Rodriguez, John-Paul 38, 106
Rodriguez, Jorge 62
Rodriguez, Juan 54, 122, 126, 139 Rodriguez, Justin 9, 68, 137 Rodriguez, Kevin 46, 118, 119, 120, 123, 124, 125, 126, 167 Rodriguez, Lucas 80, 140
Rodriguez, Luis 62, 115, 136
Rodriguez, Mario 74, 122, 146
Rodriguez, Mercy 86
Rodriguez, Michael 38, 106, 113, 169 Rodriguez, Mikey 169 Rodriguez, Nestor 86
Rodriguez, Nicholas 62, 111 Rodriguez, Nicolas 80, 113, 168, 169 Rodriguez, Raul 80
Rodriguez, Ricardo 38, 108, 122
Rodriguez, Richard 62, 151
Rodriguez, Ryan 62, 68, 118, 123, 126, 139, 146, 167, 171
Rodriguez, Steven 46, 118, 119, 120, 122, 125, 169
Rodriguez Granda, Agustin 62, 112, 123
Rodriguez Verde, Juan 74
Rodriguez-Mena, Ryan 54, 118, 164
Rojas, Nikolas 62, 109, 118, 169
Rojas-Romero, Manuel 69, 118
Rojo, Daniel 38, 112, 118, 119
Rojo, Diego 46, 118, 119, 139, 167
Roman, Lorenzo 74, 114
Romero, Alejandro 46, 112, 118, 119
Romero, Daniel 74, 109
Romero, Michael 38, 131
Romeu, Daniel 69, 102, 118, 152
Rondon, Christian 54, 118, 123, 131
Rondon, Luis 39, 112, 131
Ros, Nicolas 62, 111, 127
Rosa, Ralph 54
Rosario, Javier 62
Rosell, Carlos 54, 106, 169 Rosell, Teobaldo 74, 122
Rosete, Omar 54, 118, 139, 167
Rosette, Diego 13, 46, 106, 118, 120, 125
Ross, Rafael 114
Roura, Devon 46, 110, 113, 116, 118, 119, 120, 122, 123, 125, 126, 161
Rovira, Gabriel 62
Rowaan, Cornelis 46, 118, 119, 123, 128, 130
Ruberte, Ignacio 39, 103, 112, 118
Rubido, Juan Daniel 168
Rubio, Jose 69, 109, 118, 137
Rubio, Juan 80, 121
Rudnikas, Benzo 46, 154
Rueda, Anthony 46, 107, 112, 117, 118, 119, 129
Ruiz, Alejandro 69, 122, 137
Ruiz, Ana Maria 87
Ruiz, Angelo 69, 115
Ruiz, Christopher 46, 106, 120, 158
Ruiz, Daniel 39, 112, 118
Ruiz, Eduardo 39, 131
Ruiz, Fernando 39, 119, 143
Ruiz, Frankie 139
Ruiz, Michael 54, 109, 169
Ruiz, Roberto 143
Ruiz-Sierra, Ernesto 69, 137, 165
Salazar, Jorge 39, 106, 123, 124, 129, 130
Salazar, Max 80, 165
Salazar, Nicolas 62, 123, 127, 130 Saldana, Lazaro 87
Salinas, Christian 54, 117
Salinas, Paul 39
Salinas, Richard 54, 136, 167
San Juan, Brandon 39, 120 San Pedro, William 80, 114
San Roman, Gabriel 62, 164
Sancerni, Jose 87
Sanchez, Alec 62, 122 Sanchez, Alejandro 74, 141
Sanchez, Andres 9, 15, 20, 39, 62, 91, 115, 118, 135, 136, 146, 151, 162, 163, 164, 175, 184,325
Sanchez, Brian 165
Sanchez, Cesar 39, 108
Sanchez, Daniel 80, 121 Sanchez, Eric 62, 113, 179
Sanchez, Jacob 76, 80
Sanchez, Joseph 74, 115, 165 Sanchez, Lucas 39, 106, 135
Sanchez, Manuel 62, 118, 143 Sanchez, Marlisa 87
Sanchez, Nicholas 47, 112, 122, 125
Sanchez, Sergio 54, 122 Sanchez, Thorvald 39, 106
Sanchez, Wilfreda 18, 62, 123, 136, 164
San chis, Josevicente 54, 131, 158
Santa-Cruz, Ivan 108
Santamaria, Stefano 74, 137
Santana, Adrian 74
Santiago, Andres 62, 123 Santiago-Rodriguez, Juan 125
Santos, Eduardo 62, 115, 118, 122, 126, 136
Santos, Gregory 39, 106, 118, 119, 123, 127, 193
Santos, Steven 69, 165
Sanu, Christopher 47, 122, 124, 125, 126, 143
Sanz-Perez, Jonathan 62, 136
Sardina, Alessandro 80, 140, 141, 146
Sardina, Father Jorge 8, 9, 111
Saade, Guillermo 54, 141
Saavedra, Angel 39, 112, 115, 118, 120, 124, 126
Saavedra, Daniel 47, 118, 119, 123
Saavedra, Mark 54, 115, 123
Saca-Pujals, Jose 47, 122
Sacasa, Andres 39, 117
Saenz, Father Christian 87, 173
Saenz, Michael 47, 110, 124, 169
Sagarduy, Inigo 62, 157
Sairam, Vikram 47, 113, 115, 118, 119, 120, 123, 167
Saladin, Victor 47, 118, 119
Sarduy, Osvaldo 62, 123
Sarmiento-Urrego, Daniel 74, 125, 126, 159
Sarmuchi, Kevin 130
Saumell, Javier 80, 121, 168
Sayman, Michael 54, 109, 118
Scerpella, Renata 69, 140, 168
Scheuren, Eduardo 74, 147
Scheuren Franco, Jose 39, 97, 131, 157
Schneider, Robert 39
Schultz, Jonathan 54, 106, 118, 135
Scull, Ignacio 87, 129
Roa, Alexander 62
Pulles, Robert 62
Pupo, Roberto 74, 115, 137
Purrinos, Sergio 37, 106
Roa, Ivan 86
Roatta, Christian 54, 106, 118
Roen, James 38, 109, 118
Rojas, Evan 80,111,121 Rojas, Luis Daniel 163
Salas, Mathew 69, 111, 169
Salazar, Carlos 54, 118, 125, 136, 164
Salazar, David 69, 118, 153
Scully, Frank 31
Seara, Joseph 69, 152, 161
Searrate, Kristopher 107
Sebastian , Andres 143
Seda, Alejandro 62 , 118, 143
Seda , Gabriel 74, 137
Sedan , Daniel 128
Seicentos , Anthony 62
Seijo , Marlon 54, 118, 136
Selgas , Giovanni 112
Sempere , Sean 74
Sendros-Iglesias, Mercedes 87
Senior , Alejandro 47, 103 , 110 , 113 , 116 , 122
Senior, Nicholas 74, 153, 168
Sepero, Alfredo 159
Sequeira , Felipe 74
Serein , Brian 112
Serein , Gilbert 169
Series , Cultural 185
Serrate , Kristopher 54 , 106, 118
Service, Robert W. 31
Sexton , Michael 80, 121
Shellen, Brien 40, 106
Sierra, Anthony 47 , 112, 113 , 118 , 122 , 125
Sierra , Brandon 62 , 167
Sierra , Matthew 40 , 106 , 118, 127, 143
Sigler, Ryan 54
Signoret , Andres 69, 92, 140, 147
Silva , Christian 70, 74, 153, 168
Silva , Daniel 69, 111, 112 , 118 , 165
Silva , Jose 47 , 118 , 119 , 120
Silva, Joshua 40 , 69, 106, 116, 120 , 124 , 129
Silva, William 119
Silvestry, Brandon 63 , 136, 151
Simauchi , Andres 171
Simauchi , Kevin 74 , 124, 146, 171
Simms, Daniel 63 , 167
Singer , William 47 , 118 , 169
Singh , Kearan 80 , 117 , 121, 128
Singh , Krischan 40, 113 , 117 , 119, 128 , 191
Sirven, Jose 54 , 106, 118, 123 , 144, 170
Siu , Christopher 74 , 147
Siu , Patrick 54, 147
Sixto , Daniel 69 , 118 , 152
Sliva , Joshua 118
Smith , Alejandro 74, 102 , 141 Smith , Andres 47, 106, 115, 118, 119
Smith , Francisco 47, 112 , 124 , 125 , 141
Smith, Jose 54 , 115, 118, 150 , 169
Smith, Nicolas 81 , 111 , 165
Soeder , Emily 188
Soefker , Walter 81, 122 , 159
Sojo, Daniel 12, 40, 94
Solanilla, Carlos 63, 122, 179
Soler , Anthony 81
Solis, Christian 14 , 40, 162, 163
Solis , Steven 54, 107, 118
Sosa , Carlos 81 , 111 , 122, 168
Sosa , Ernesto 40
Sosa , Henry 40, 113, 118 , 119, 120 ,
121 , 124 , 130 , 191, 193
Sosa , Marisol 87, 126
Sosa, Nicolas 81 , 111,115,159
Sotolongo, Richard 54, 136, 154
Sproul, Christoph 40, 115 , 118
Sroka, Sergio 13, 40 , 124 , 131, 135 , 157
Stoker, Harrison 81, 122 , 126
Stuart , Richard 9, 20 , 87 , 98 , 135
Suarez, Alexander 69, 111 , 118
Suarez, Andre 54, 118
Suarez, Camila 87
Suarez, Christian 42 , 47 , 118 , 119, 125, 134 , 135 , 188
Suarez , Eudaldo 149
Suarez, Father Pedro 82 , 87 , 187, 333
Suarez, Luis 63, 118 , 143
Suarez, Milan 81 , 153
Suarez , Nicholas 47 , 118, 163
Suarez , Norma 87
Suarez , Sebastian 74, 107
Suarez, Ylian 81, 129
Sucena , Rolando 87
Sueiro, Michael 74 , 140 , 153
Szaz , Thomas 25
TTamborrel, Eduardo 55 , 129 , 144
Tamborrel , Federico 74 , 121, 146 , 171
Tamborrel , Nicolas 69, 118, 146, 171
Tato, Javier 40, 118 , 143
Tavara , Fernando 47, 120
Tefel , Michael 63, 118, 147
Tejada, Daniel 69 , 108
Tejidor, Francisco 40 , 118 , 119 , 139 , 167 , 193
Tello , Christian 47 , 94, 125 , 130 , 143
Tenorio, Nicholas 63, 139 , 167 ·
Teran, Mauricio 14, 40 , 120 , 131
Thomas , Eric 36 , 37
Tino co, Christian 81 , 153 , 165
Todywala, Zane 69 , 118
Toledo , Dolores 87 , 118 , 121
Toledo, Jose 81 , 153
Tomas , Fabian 55, 138, 139, 167
Tomasino, Miguel 87
Tomasino , Walter 63 , 118 , 122 , 141
Tootle , Nicholas 69 , 118
Tordin, Mateus 74 , 125
Tormo, Daniel 81 , 111,147
Torralba, Nicholas 47 , 106 , 107, 118 , 119, 154
Torrebiarte, Adrian 74 , 109 , 165
Torres , Raymond 178
Torres , Roger 81
Torres , Ryan 69 , 122, 178
Torres De Navarra , Carlos 63, 92 , 109, 122
Torres De Navarra , Javier 74, 122 ,
153 , 168
Torres De Navarra , Miguel 55, 115 , 141, 161
Torres de Navarro, Carlos 112
Torricella, Brandon 74, 122 , 137
Torvis , Alejandro 63
Toyos-Sitjes , Alejandro 81
Trasto y, Gabriel 74, 113 , 121, 122 , 165
Travieso , Father Ernesto 87
Trelles-Cabarrocas , Jorge 47 , 112 , 113 , 122 , 123 , 125, 127
Tremblay , Andrew 47 , 118 , 120 , 125, 130 , 131
Trevino , Lee 37
Trigueros , Gonzalo 175
Trigueros , Joaquin 63 , 141
Trimino, Mark 81 , 146
Trujillo, Alejandro 40, 123, 135
Trujillo, Christian 113, 179
Trujillo , Cristian 63 , 127, 130, 136
Trujillo, Jerry 69
Trujillo, Virginia 87
Tutto , Nicolas 159
Tyler, Steven 13 , 47 , 106 , 113, 115 , 118, 119 , 122, 125
uUbero , Lucas 48
Ugarte, Michael 15, 40, 106 , 135, 157
Ugas , Daniel 55 , 122, 125 , 127 , 143
Ugas, Santiago 74 , 111 , 122,143
Ukenye, John 55, 103, 109, 115, 118, 122 , 180
Urbay , Marlene 87
Ureta, Ni cholas 63 , 164
Uribe , Carlos 74 , 111, 168
vVadell , Guillermo 63, 151, 161
Valderrama , Carlos 75 , 137 , 165
Valdes, Giovanni 123 , 169
Valdes , Isabel 87
Valdes , Jorge 75 , 126
Valdes, Kevin 69
Valdes , Nicolas 47 , 120 , 125 , 128, 131
Valdes Guicciardi , Giovanni 63
Valdes-Denis , Raymond 106
Valdes-Denis , Rebecca 189
Valdez , Gustavo 87
Valdez, Kevin 168
Valdez, Nicholas 109
Valdes, Nicolas 120
Valencia , Antonio 69
Valiente , Brian 55 , 113 , 130, 131
Valiente , Kevin 40, 118 , 125 , 131
Valladares , Br yan 20 , 41, 123
Valle , Eduardo 47 , 115, 156 , 157
Valverde, Carlos 75
Valverde, Daniel 41 , 124 , 131
Vanscoy, Robert 55, 120, 136
Vanscoy, Timothy 87, 147
Vargas, Ignacio 55, 129
Vargas , Karol 63, 167
Vargas , Luis 63, 115, 118, 125 , 164
Varona , Marisol 87
Vasquez, Alex 123
Vasquez , Juan 97
Vasquez, Matias 75, 125
Vazquez, Alexander 47, 124
Vazquez , Carlos 75, 165
Vazquez , Francisco 87
Vazquez , Juan 87
Vazquez , Nicholas 41 , 63 , 99 , 110 , 143
Vazquez , Vincent 47, 118, 124, 126 , 143
Vega , Gustavo 106 , 115
Vega, Jose 41 , 108, 118, 119
Vega , Lourdes 87
Vega , Sam 9, 87
Vega , Steven 47
Vega-Sanz , Matthew 55
Vega-Sanz, Michael 55, 150
Velasquez, Pablo 41 , 112 , 119, 125
Velasquez Neira , Daniel 75
Velazquez , Pablo 118 , 120 , 125
Velez, Eduardo 47, 108, 109 , 126 ,
128 , 130
Venegas, Augusto 87 , 135
Venegas , Pablo 69, 122 , 137
Venegas, Santiago 81, 122
Vento , Alexandr 63, 122
Ventura , Kristian 75, 143
Verdecia , Alejandro 47 , 106 , 118 , 119 , 123, 167
Verdecia, Francisco 20 , 41 , 124, 129 , 131
Verdeja , Lucas 81, 122
Verdeja , Michael 41 , 120 , 122, 191
Vergara, Jaime 47, 106, 123, 125, 144
Vergara , Nicolas 120
Vergaro, Jaime 112
Vichot , Gisela 87
Vidal , Alexander 63, 109, 118 , 143
Vidal, Anthon y 169
Vidal, Julian 47, 123
Vidal , Marta 97
Vidal , Santiago 55 , 115 , 147 , 158
Viera , Kevin 35 , 41 , 135
Vigil , Andres 105
Vigil , Lucas 63 , 107, 116
Vila , Andres 69, 115
Vila, Carol 21 , 87
Vila, Enrique 81
Vila, Nicolas 75, 115, 122
Vila , Oscar 55, 118, 125 , 169
Villa, David 55 , 106 , 163
Villa-Tena , Lucas 81 , 111 , 126 , 159
Villafane, Carmen 87, 120
Villafane , Francisco 47 , 110 , 169
Villasante , Roberto 63, 116, 118 , 122 , 128, 143
Villasmil , Alejandro 55 , 115 , 118, 123 , 164
Villasmil , Ignacio 81, 140
Villena, Brandon 41 , 108
Vina , Jose 63
Vivacqua, Frederico 69 , 118, 159
Vizcarrondo , Jorge 81
Von Der Osten , Gabriel 47 , 139, 167 Von Der Osten , Yvonne 87
wWaechter , Robert 63 , 113, 143
Wallace , Christopher 27
Wallace-Perdomo, Samuel 33 , 41, 106, 109, 112, 115, 118, 124 , 125, 192
Weller, Robert 41, 119 , 122 , 123
Wentzel, Brian 87
Wermuth , Dominic 69 , 140
Wermuth, Sebastian 47, 118 , 128 , 144, 145
White, Mark 63 , 136, 167
Williams, James 55 , 122 Williams, Jerry 63 , 118 , 122
Williams, Leo 87, 116
Win ch, Christian 75, 182
Wolfe , Conor 75
Wood , Michael 87 , 129 , 182
Woodry, Robert 63, 143
yYabor , Anthon y 47 , 118
Yaffar , Diego 81 , 140
Yubero , Lucas 55 , 136
Yurkon , Conner 81
zZaldivar , Brandon 63 , 123
Zaldivar , Miguel 55 , 118, 120 , 122 , 130 , 143
Zaldivar , Roger 63
Zamora , James 47, 106 , 113, 118, 119 , 125
Zamora , Jean 69 , 118 , 137
Zapata , Emiliano 27
Zapata , Juan David 161
Zarran, Maximillian 81 , 122
Zayas, Juanbruno 69 , 140 , 159
Zoller , Eugene 100, 118 , 178
Zumpano, Giancarlo 145
Zumpano , Lucas 81 , 115 , 143
