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W atcha think of the trip to Europe?
(Left) "The trip was great. We got to travel all over Europe," said Junior Andres Martinez.
(Middle) "Since I went on the trip, I am now a more cultured individual," said Senior Amado Nieto.
(Right) "I thought the trip was pretty cool. I had a lot fun traveling with my friends," said Sophomore Nigel Dondo.
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By: Carlos Diaz
Program take in the spectacular sights of Philadelphia. The program was led by Social Studies teachers Mr. Eugene Zoller and Mr. Luis
Christian Hernandez, Phillip
and
William
Anthony Vega build a bridge. Last year, the Youth Mission in the Dominican
language department enjoy the ancient city of Machu Pichu. The students and teachers visited many places in Peru such as Cuzco, Lima and the Amazon Jungle.
Dulzaides.
Klump,
Alvarez
alumnus
Republic celebrated its 25th
By: Carlos Diaz
Senior Alejandro Jerez gets ready to snowboard. While visiting his family in Chile, Jerez had a chance to hit the slopes.
Sophomore Jason Fernandez and Senior Jonathan Fernandez visit Munich, Germany. Munich was one of the many cities they visited on their excursion to Europe.
Aparicio
ome, taly traveled to Europe with his • family for the summer.
Sixth grader Alvaro Mejer spent his summer at a sleep away camp in Kentucky. "The camp was pretty cool and I had a lot of fun."
Ninth grader Brandon Mesa traveled to the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas. "Going
New year, new accomplishments
(Left) "I hope to maintain a high gpa and make it to the State Championship meet for track," said Sophomore Pablo Alvarez.
(Middle) "I hope to get into a great college and have a fun year," said Senior Guillermo de la Puente.
(Right) "I hope to get good grades, get more involved in school activities, and make new friends," said eighth grader Andres Sanchez•
t's that time of the year again! The first day of school is when eve.zyone can start from scratch.
Everyone anxiously awaited to meet new teachers, seeing what was new around the school, and to see who would be in classes. Students were surprised to bear the new bells and see the new clocks on the walls.
»] sure do like the new ties," said Sophomore Carlos Fernandez.
With sixteen new teachers, no one knew what to expect out of the school year. The first day was filled with smiles, laughter and stories about each others' summers. Although the start of the year was sweet, it was short lived, and the students knew what the year bad in store for them.
Students lin The 1i e up outside of
Students scramble through the hallways to find their new classrooms. The senior section was home to most of the havoc.
By: Andres Rovirosa
Senior Robert Hildreth with his new slicked back do. Hildreth used this method of styling his hair in order to hide any follicle imperfections.
Junior Fabrizio Perez rises up to the occasion with his 'Statue of Liberty' do. "I think that my hair sends out a statement of who I truly am," said Perez.
What's with the hair?
Senior Alejandro Ruiz sports his new fade. Ruiz made the mistake of letting his friends cut his hair and paid the consequences.
By: Andres Rovirosa
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Junior Andrew Orozco shows off his 'Frankenstein' look to all of his friends during lunch.
Sophomore Andrew de Annas rocks his 'faux hawk' all over school on the first day.
Sophomore Brian Fresco got his embarrassing cowlick before school started.
(Left) "These rims make my car fly," said Senior Alexander Montes.
(Middle) "I love my black rims because it makes the car look so much better," said Senior Erick Echeverria
(Right) "I clean my rims almost everyday," said Senior Giovanni Rodriguez
These shoes are not for walking
Seniors Richard Costa and Paul Bared show off their Toyota FJ Cruisers. The Toyota FJ Cruiser was one of the most popular cars in the parking lot last year.
Sophomore Jorge Rios gets out of his sparkling clean BMW M3. The M3 was one of the fastest cars in the parking lot.
Finding parking spaces for his Fl50 truck was always a problem for him.
Junior Erick Espinal relaxes before the usual "Calle Ocho" drive. The south parking lot was named "Calle Ocho pit-stop" after its bumper to bumper crawl after school.
Junior Victor Borbolla shows the smaller cars in the parking lot who's boss.
(Left) "I really want an iPhone," said seventh grader Michael Fernandez.
(Middle) "The new iPod Touch is pretty sick," said Freshman Javier Ortiz.
(Right) "I want a Macbook," said Senior Matthew Jordan.
What is your most desired gadget?
t was the new craze! The iPhone was the hottest thing since sliced bread, and Apple didn't seem to be slowing down. With the addition of the new iMac and the iPod touch, Apple products became more common than white shirts and blue pants on campus.
••J don't know what I'd do on long, boring trips without my iPod," said Senior Wilfred Alvarez.
The iPods were only allowed on campus before and after school making music addicts suffer through the eight hour school schedule.
By: Byron Soler
(far left) Nintendo Wii was the latest interactive gaming console. The controller could be anything, from a baseball bat to a boxing glove.
Xbox 3 60 was one of the many hot video game consoles. It was home to over a hundred game titles.
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favorite songs and show wants · off to their friends by to rock out like the lead playing on expert mode. guitarist of a band and not deal with the struggle of actually learning how to play the guitar? I think everyone does! Now you can make that dream a reality. The Guitar Hero game allowed amateur guitarists to play their
Guitar hero came with a long list of songs, but you could also purchase more songs at local gaming stores. ""Guitar Hero is the hottest game out there," said Junior Michael Herrera
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Left: "Hook," said Senior Jose De La Torre.
Middle: "Transfonners!" said sixth grader Marcus Gonzalez-Jacobo.
Right: "3 00," said eighth grader Elliot Clemente.
What's your favorite movie?
By:
Seniors from the Crew team
Matthew Cabrera
Senior Victor V erdeja checks out the selections of tunes on Senior Richard Sanz' s new iPod Touch. Sanz' s favorite song on his iPod was Black Betty by Ram Jam.
By: Matthew Cabrera
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your favorite song?
Left: "Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison/' said Senior Sebastian Juncadella. DJMango/' said seventh grader Andrew Williams.
Right: "Pain by Li1 Wayne," said sixth grader Andres Fernandez
Just me and my bros
Brothers Senior Joshua Llano (left), Freshman Justin Llano (middle) and eighth grader Jordan Llano (right) have been in the school since the sixth grade. The brothers also shared a passion for crew in which all three participated.
whether older, younger, or same age, are and will always be your siblings. Here in school, dynasties of siblings have come through the ages, and withstood the test of time. Many of us here have roamed the same school grounds, sat in the same classrooms, and have been educated by the same teachers that our ancestors (or present day relatives) once did.
"'I think it's pretty cool
when a teacher recognizes my last name, and asks me if I'm related to my brothers, or even my dad," said Junior Jorge Portuondo. In contrast, some may have different opinions about seeing their brothers in the halls, at practice, and at home.
"'I guess it's pretty cool having both my little brothers here in school and in crew, but sometimes it can get kind of annoying seeing them all the time," said Senior Joshua Llano.
Junior Carlos Basnuevo and Alumnus Javier Basnuevo enjoy an afternoon together. "Having an older brother who went to Belen is pretty cool," said Carlos.
Sophomore Pabl AI
Where are you from?
Wo ever said that our school was a Cuban school only?
Well, whoever said that did not know the student body of our school. There are students from very diverse and rare backgrounds in every classroom. Students range from second generation American to first generation Chinese, two countries that are halfway around the world from each other. We have kids that are descendants from Africa, Germany, Russia, and many Latin American countries including Colombia, Mexico and Pem. The diversity in our school is extraordinary, making it a melting pot of young men from different areas around the world.
"I am very proud of how our school has grown more diverse over the years," said Senior Arnulfo Izquierdo.
(Left) Eighth grader Chudi Egbebike's family came from Nigeria.
(Middle) Seventh grader Ricardo Martinez came from Germany.
(Right) Seventh grader Javier Martinez's family is half Chinese.
The brass section of the Jazz Band plays in the dedication ceremony early in the year. The ceremony celebrated the dedication of the main building to Mr. Miguel Fernandez and his family.
Before last year the band performed mostly in the school gym for the student body. Last year the band started off with much higher expectations, hoping to compete in tournaments and even tour throughout Europe. There were two groups that made up the Concert Band, which consisted of about one hundred students. One of these groups was the Jazz Band, which was made up of experienced players that had been playing instruments for at
least one year. The other group, which made up the majority of the Concert Band, consisted of new students who were just beginning to play instruments.
These students practiced vigorously, trained everyday with private teachers and at least once a week with the entire band. "The greatest accomplishment is training some of these students to play so well," commented band director Ms. Marlene Urbay. "Many of them have never held an instrument before."
The drumline sets a cadence for the rest of the instrumentalists. The drummers used these performances for practice to later compete against other bands.
Which text code do you use most often?
Student addictions range from using an Ipod to drinking caffeine to make it through the school day. Many students spent coundess hours satisfying these addictions.
01 ] need to go to the gym; looking good is a necessity," said Senior Alejandro Jerez. Last year be spent about one hour and a half each day at the gym trying to get more muscular.
Many students also gathered on weekends to hold poker tournaments, where they spent coundess hours playing cards with their friends. One of the newer and most expensive addictions out there was the lpod. A long drive to school without an lpod could be a ve.ry difficult one.
11 ] can't make it through a car ride to school without my Ipod," said Junior Samuel De Leon.
(Left) "BRB," said Senior Jorge Zambrano. (Middle) "LOL," said Senior Julian Rojo
(Right) "BTW," said Senior Victor Fleites.
Junior Samuel De Leon listens to his iPod during the ride to school. Students were allowed to use their iPods before and after school only.
Students of all ages play poker on Saturday night. This became a weekly ritual for this group last year.
Senior Charles Melendez loves to drive his brand new Mercedes-Benz. Since the day Melendez got the car, he took every opportunity to drive around, whether it be around the block or to school.
(Left) "Fishing is great to cool me down after a long week of tests and classes," said Junior Jose Perez.
(Middle) "I love skim boarding. It's been a hobby of mine for years," said Sophomore Jose Novoa.
(Right) "Knee boarding is my favorite thing to do on a hot Saturday. It's an amazing past time," said Senior Daniel Lobo.
Ferran Arimon
through the water.
was an avid wake boarder and enjoyed every second on the waves.
Cooling off in the H20
Sophomore
carves
Arimon
Ray Ban sunglasses bring back a retro look that teenagers love. Won,t in the day and at night, these shades were fashionable for any occasion.
This elaboratly decorated cap is part of the Ed Hardy line of apparel. These stylish caps could be seen all over the night scene.
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(Left) "I love to eat clam chowder whenever I have the chance,'' said sixth grader Nicholas
(Middle) "My favorite food is the chicken patty. It is very satisfying," said Senior Francisco Urdaneta.
(Right) "My favorite food is the pizza. That is basically what I look foward to on Friday," said Sophomore Francisco Romero
What's your favorite food?
W hen the bell rings after fifth and sixth period, kids from all grades rushed through the halls to get to lunch.
'"Lunch is my favorite part of the said Senior Alexander Duarte.
Lunch last year went through many changes. There was an additional line to wait in before getting your food. Most kids hated the lines at first, but as time went by they
have them because it actually reduced traffic in the lunchroom which made getting an easier task for everyone. The Vincam Dining room was also transformed and added to the original lunch room to create more space for students.
Lunch was the best time of the day because it was the only time you could sit with all your friends and talk about whatever you wanted. It was a time where kids could ultimately just be themselves.
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Sophomore Joseph Ramos throws trash away as he walks back to his class. How many trashcans are there on the second floor?
how
By: Nicholas Herrera
Our school mascot pumps up the large crowd at Tropical Park for the annual kickoff classic versus rival Christopher Columbus. What is our mascot's name?
Students congregate during an assembly in the gym. Can you spot
many letterman jackets are in the photo?
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Left: Senior Maximiliano Costa plays the role of Middle School Assistant Principal Ms. Beatriz Jimenez speaking her mind about the leading events which occurred throughout the skit.
Middle: Senior Christian Hernandez plays Mr. Dulzaides gorging on doughnuts at a faculty meeting.
Right: Senior Juan Carlos Padron gets into the role of Ms. Fernandez as she teaches one of her classes.
Seniors Julian Rojo and Matthew
play the roles of Dr.
Rodriguez and Mr. Thomas De
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Senior Matthew Hanlon takes on the role of Mrs. lcaza in the opening scene of the senior skit. The scene consisted of the
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refreshment stand. Many seniors worked as staff during the kickoff
underclassmen enjoy their time at the
The age group ranged from sixth to twelfth graders.
Left: Senior Erick Echeverria dances to the beat of the salsa music with his date.
Middle: Oscar Londono with his friend dancing the night away.
Simauchi and his date enjoy dancing at the kick off.
dance.
kickoff dance.
Seniors Michael Garrote and Stephen Koch 'crank dat'. The dj dedicated several songs to last year's senior class.
Matthew Cabrera
Eighth graders Luis Arguelles and John Billoch eat lunch while sporting their sports jerseys. Students got a b r eak from wearing their uniforms during homecoming week.
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By Matthew Cabrera
Waldo pumps up the crowd during the pep rally. The pep rally got the crowd going for the homecoming game played later that day.
Eighth graders Jordan Uano and Daniel Ruiz sport their Bengals jersey during NFL day. Students were allowed to wear their favorite jerseys on that day.
watching
dress up in costumes," said seventh grader Austin Riveron.
Ramirez.
said Senior Tommy Brown.
Left: "The most exciting part of the game was when the team came out on the field through the Wolverine," said Senior Richard Velazquez.
Center:"Homecoming game was amazing because I was able to hang out with my friends and enjoy the game without all the stress of school," said Sophomore Anthony Perez.
Right:"My favorite part of the game was watching the cheerleaders pump up the crowd," said Senior Peter Arriola. What was your favorite part of the
Junior Javier Sosa cuts through the Key West defense. Sosa ended the season in the top five in the county for rushing yards.
Crowd rocks out to the Columbus band, Artofficial. Ulbo Rocks? was the most succesful Battle of the Bands in school history.
Sophomore Andres Gaviria rocks out with his guitar during his band's performance. Ulbo Rocks? was a forum for several bands to come together for a cause and have fun.
Senior Anthony Armas student council vice president introduces the next band as they come out on stage. Ulbo Rocks? was put together by the student council in order to give back to the community.
Inigo Abaroa
"It's okay! I'm a limo driver!"
Dumb and Dumber
Anthony Aguad
"Impossible is only a degree of difficulty"
Kevin Alayon
"Walk with kings but remember the common touch"
Eduardo Alfonso
"I don't care if it's a sad goodbye, but when I leave a place I like to know I'm leaving it" -J.D. Salinger
Daniel Acosta
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know peace." -Jimi Hendrix
Horacio Aguirre
"In order to finish first, you must first finish"
Nelson Alemany
"Knights of Columbus, that hurt!" -AnchorMan
Mario Allanic
"For me, giving up is way harder than trying"
Llobal Alonso
Carlos
Victor Alonso
Javier Arenas
Wilfred Alvarez
Patrick Arenson
Peter Arriola
Christopher Baran
Tulio Alvarez-Burgos
Anthony
Nikolas Balseiro
Paul Bared "All
Roberto Aran
"Don't
-Mark Twain
Giancarlo Arrazola "Look
Alexander Bandin
"The
Daniel Barrera
"I want to seize
by the throat" -Beethoven
Jose Benito
Thomas Brown "Today
Matthew Cabrera
Giovanni Castro "Twenty
Carlos Bolivar
David Cabarrocas
"Until
Lucas Calderon "Most
Douglas Chacon
"The
-Gary Player
Andres Brizuela
Brian Cabielles
"You'llloose
Andres Calleja
Mark Chirino
-Jimi Hendrix
Robert Cambo
"Potential gets you beat" -Cam Cameron
Alexander Concepcion
"It's
-Tyler Darden
Andres Campanella "But
Maximiliano Costa "People
class
se
"Veni, Vidi, Vici" -Julius Ceasar
"To dream of a person you want to be is to waste the person you are"
"I shall place dreams above my fears, for I must leave behind footprints to follow"
"I get by with a little help from my friends" -John Lennon
"There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I've erased that line"
"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail" -Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Do today what others want, so tomorrow you can do what others can't"
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts" -Winston Churchill
"Life passes most people by while they're making grand plans for it" -George Jung
Richard Costa
Guillermo De La Puente
"Para ir adelante de los demas,
necesita ver mas que ellos" -Jose Marti
The
ring -Andre Garcia
-Jose Gomez
Christopher Cruz
Jose De La Torre
Michael Cruz
Javier De La Vega
Ricardo Cuenca
Rodrigo De Las Casas
Christopher De Goti
Jorge De Ona
"There's one thing I want to do before I quit: retire" -Groucho
is to be measured not by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome" -Booker
"Great ambition is the passion of a great character"
world makes way for those who know where they are going"
whom much is given, much is expected"
Javier Del Rio
Marx
Juan Diaz-Padron
"Success
T. Washington
Jose Andres Echegaray
"The
Alexander Egusquiza
-Doug Larson
Aaron Delgado
-Napoleon Bonaparte
Anthony Diblasi
"To
Steven Echenique
"It's
Mateo Elorza
"Silence is golden" -AMC Theatres
Felipe Dias
"Time you
-John Lennon
Diego Donna
"Intelligence
-Diego Donna
Erick Echeverria
"Ponte las pilas"
Eduardo Escobar
-Margaret Mead
Andres Diaz
"To measure the man, measure his heart" -Malcolm Steven Forbes
Alejandro Duarte
"Truth does not necessarily harbor reason"
Carlos Diaz
"We didn't lose this game, we just ran out of time" - Vince Lombardi
Guillermo Echarte
"Our
-Confucius
Joaquin Escobar "lbe
Enrique Fernandez-Bravo
Joshua Espinosa
"Shutruk Nahunte" -The Emperor's Club
Diego Fernandez-Soto
-Vince Lombardi
Randy Fabre
Nicholas Fischer
Carlos Fonseca
Victor Gandarillas
"Patience
Guillermo Fernandez "Ahi esti"
Anthony Fleites
Ivan Fontalvo
Andre Garcia
Jonathan Fernandez
"It's not so important who starts the game, but who finishes it" -John Wooden
Victor Fleites
"Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak. Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen" Sir Winston Churchill
Jorge Gadala-Maria
"We
-Kurt Yonnegut
Brien Garcia
who isn't paranoid, simply isn't paying attention"
gave you something to think with and something to sit on. Heads you win, tails you lose"
Christopher Garcia
"Anyone
-Murphy
Michael Garrote
"God
Fernando Garcia
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us" -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Patrick Goicouria
"Est Sularus Oth Mithas" -Oath of the Knights of Solamnia
Michael Garcia
"True wisdom begins with the statement I do not know"
Jose Gomez
"It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get up" - Vince Lombardi
Left: Senior Nicholas Martinez drives the 'bus'.
· • brero' • l\- do Nieto sports hts som Sentor .cu.ua during a basketball game. h 1 ed Nieto and his senior classmates e p lead the Wolf Pack.
Michael Garcia
"I came, I saw, I conquered" - Julius Caesar
Juan Gomez
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work" -Thomas A. Edison
Orlando Garcia
"Momma always said, "Stupid is as stupid does" -Forest Gump
Marco Gomez
"I don't play darts. I make sure deals" -Gordon Gekko
William Gomez
"Stupid is as stupid does" -Forest Gump
Eric Guitian
"We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give" -Winston Churchill
William Gonzalez
"Success is a ladder that cannot be climbed with your hands in your pockets"
Christian Hernandez
"It's not who I am on the inside, but what I do that defines me" -Batman
Christopher Gutierrez
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while you could miss it" -Ferris Bueller
Alexander Gonzalez-Jacobo
"Life is all memory, except for the present moment that goes by so quick you hardly catch it going" -Tennessee Williams
Guasch
"Achieving starts with believing"
Pedro Infante
"He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life" -Muhammad Ali
Nicholas Herrera
"Impossible is nothing"
David Gutierrez
"What you do in life, echoes in eternity" -Maximus Decimus
Alexander lparraguirre
"Great man demands it of himself; Petty man demands it of others" -Confucius
Javier Herrero
"It's only after we've lost everything that we are free to do anything" -Tyler Durden
Matthew Hanlon
"Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it satisfies your hunger, but it doesn't taste good" -Joe Paterno
Hess
"It's a little like wrestling a gorilla. You don't quit when you're tired, you quit when the gorilla is tired"
a
Arnulfo Izquierdo
"Within our dreams and aspirations we find our opportunities" -Sugar Ray Leonard
Alejandro Jerez
"Those who stand for nothing, fall for nothing" -Alexander Hamilton
"To not know what happened before you were born, is to remain a child forever" -Cicero
Eric
Alexander
Jorge Guerra
"Luck is when the opportunity meets preparation"
Christopher Henry
"Remember when you see
man at the top of a mountain that he didn't fall there"
Robert Hildreth
"Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero" -Baio
Matthew Jordan
"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a
want to be a nonconformist, just like everybody else"
"I'm breaking 6:30, winning state, and placing at C.R.A.S.H.B.'s I'm calling it"
pretty sure there's a lot more to life than being really, really good looking, and I plan on finding out what that is" -
Sebastian Juncadella
rock" -Thomas Jefferson
Joshua Llano
Philipp Klumpp
"I
-Banksy
Daniel Lobo
"I'm
Zoolander
Stephen Koch
"Life is like a coin, you decide how you spend it"
Oscar Londono
"I am invincible as long as I am alive" -John Mayer
Michael Lamela
"Don't hesitate; when the time comes, just act!" -Wolf O'Donnel
Carlos Lopez
"Pain is temporary. Quitting lasts forever" -Lance Armstrong
Devin Leon
"Don't let school interfere with your education" -Mark Twain
Yoe Lopez
"Life's a mind game, think about it.''
"The secret of life is honestly and fair dealing. H you can fake that, you've got it made" -Groucho Marx
"You lose money chasing women, you don't lose women chasing money"
"No contaban con mi astucia"
"Don't follow your dreams, chase them" -Terrence J
"Successful athletes do daily, what unsuccessful athletes do occasionally"
"H you want to feel rich, just count the things you have that money can't buy"
sacrifice, no victory" -Transformers
Victor Lopez-Cantera
Alain Mazaira
Andres Mannol
Marco Mejia
Nicholas Martinez
Charles Melendez
Roland Martinez "Do work"
Armando Mendez
"No
Richard Massa
"Pressure is playing for ten dollars when you only have a dime in your pocket" -Lee Trevino
Gabriel Mendez ''You
"Success isn't forever and failure isn't fatal" -Don
"H you can't convince them, confuse them" -Harry
"Events so amazing, they overshadow all other events in history" -Florida Football
"Some people want it to happen, some wish it to happen, and others make it happen" -Michael Jordan
"Even a broken clock is right twice a day"
"When the doors of perception are cleansed, everything will appear to man as it is infinite" -William Blake
"What should be my senior quote?"
"Why join the navy if you can be a pirate" -Steve Jobs
"Discontent is the want of selfreliance: it is infirmity of will" -Emerson
"Who is Pedro Lopez"
"I've been here before and will come again, but I'm not going this trip through" -Bob Marley
"Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you" -Ralph
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm" -Sir
"Do I want to be loved or feared? That's easy I want people to fear how much they love me" -Michael Scott
"You don't measure a man from the ground to his head, but from his head to the sky, dale" -Mr. Villanueva
"Great works are performed, not by strength, but by perseverance" -Samuel Johnson
"Some people say soccer is a matter of life or death, but it isn't. It is much more than that" -Ronaldo
"There can be no happiness if the things we believe in are different from the things we do" -Freya Madeline Stark
"Don't go around saying the world owes a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first" -Mark Twain
"Everyday is the first day of the rest of your life. Don't dwell on your past mistakes, nor judge others for theirs" -Kate Adams
Jorge Mendia
Shula
Daniel Moas
Truman
Samir Moussawel
Sebastian Orozco
Michael Mendoza
Alex Montes
Christopher Navarro
Felipe Ortega
Michael Menendez
George Moreton
Michael Newmeyer
Brian Otero
Andrew Metcalfe
David Motola
Waldo Emerson
Amado Nieto, Jr.
Bryan Pardo
Daniele Mion-Bet
Nicholas Mouriz
Winston Churchill.
Jonathan Nisenbaum
Alexander Pastoriza
Michael Paula
"Great men, great nations have been perceivers of the terror of life and have manned themselves to face it" -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Juan Perrone
"The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving" -Oliver Wendell Holmes
Anthony Paz
"Only two things in life are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe" - Albert Einstein
Michael Rios
"Hold on to your dreams if you want to be a hero"
"H I am capable of grasping God objectively, I do not believe, but precisely because I cannot do this I must believe" - Soren Kirkegaard
Joshua Pereira
"When you find your bliss, it will open doors where there were walls"
"Quotes are nothing but an inspiration to the uninspired"
"Without pain, without sacrifice, we should have nothing. Like the first monkey shot into space" -Tyler Our
Giovanni Rodriguez
"There is only one success: To be able to spend life in your own way" - Christopher Marley.
Jose Rivero
"Expect more than others think is possible"
Alexander Ramirez "Leave Nothing'' -Nike
Javier Rodriguez
"There is no such thing as Innocence, only degrees of guilt"
Tomas Robaina
"Success is how high you bounce when you hit bottom" -General George S. Patton
Daniel Ramos
Jean-Paul Rodriguez
''Egotist: a person interested in himself than in me" -Ambrose Bierce
"Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of value" -Albert Einstein
"Men's natures are alike , it is their habits that carry them far apart" -Confucius
"Open your eyes, look within. Are you satisfied with the life you're living'' Bob Marley
Jorge Rodriguez
"I'd like to think the best of me is still hiding up my sleeve" -John Mayer
"Ahi esti"
Antonio Quezada
Adrian Perez
Eduardo Robayna
Peter Perez De Corcho
Andrew Regueyra
Alfredo Rodriguez
Daniel Rojas
Julian Rojo
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Victor Saizarbitoria
"We're gonna tonch the sky"
Mario Roque De Escobar ill
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Roger Salazar
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Santiago Rubio
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Jorge Sanchez
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Jaime Rueda
"In life, the rearview is always clearer than the windshield" -Warren G. Buffet
Anthony Santos
"The bonds
mind" -Marcel Proust
Alejandro Ruiz
"You
beheaded" -Joseph Stalin
Richard Sanz
"The
the dictionary" -Vince Lombardi
Alejandro Serrat
"The universe is a big place, perhaps the biggest" -Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
"Heaven won't take me and Hell is scared that I will take over"
Byron Soler
"90% of the game is half mental" -Yogi Berra
Roberto Sroka
"Skis, huh? They yours? Both of them?"
Richard Smit
"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school" Albert Einstein
Carlos Smith
"The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a person's determination" -Tommy Lasorda
"Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, only we can free ourselves" -Bob Marley
Albert Sueiras
"Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night" -Edgar Allan Poe
Rodolfo Trigueros
"They misunderestimated me" -George W. Bush
"The wise speak only of what they know" -J.RR Tolkien
Andres Simauchi
Alexander Snyder
Francisco Urdaneta
Alexander Valdes
"I never let my schooling interfere with my education" -Mark Twain
"We must be the change we wish to see in the world" -Gandhi
Valente Do Couto
"Change is the law of life and those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future" -John F. Kennedy
Omar Valenzuela
"Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence" -Vince Lombardi
"I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be" -Douglas Adams
"Hell is other people" -Jean Paul Sartre
"Celebrate we will because life is short but sweet for certain" -Dave Matthews
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind" -Dr. Seuss
· "The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain neutrality" -Dante
Wood ''We are Christians and Catholics not because we worship a key, but because we have passed a door, and felt the wind that is the trumpet of liberty blow over the land of the living'' -:-G.K. Chesrton
"Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but rising up every time we fall" - Confucius
"We must be the change we wish to see in the world" -Mahatma Ghandi
"The first act of true wisdom is to admit that you are ignorant"
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"When it is obvious that the goal cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps" -Confucius
Richard Velasquez
Nicholas Volsky
Douglas
Victor Verdeja
Anthony
Rodolfo Villanueva
Jorge Zambrano
Seniors Anth ony Dtb1asi Willi Gomez Mi h ' am ' c ae1 Rios and E . share stories dn..:- 1 nc Guitian
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Alexander Valverde
Alexander Villar
Adrian Zubillaga
Neil Vazquez
Felipe Vizcarrondo
Eduardo Acosta
Marcelo Agudo
Alfonso Aguila
David Alvarez
Gabriel Amor
Manuel Anton
Juan Aparicio
Dean Arciero
Juan Arellano
Jake Bakas
David Barrera
Daniel Barrero
Gaspar Barreto
Luis Barreto
Carlos Basnuevo
Tomislav Belfranin
Khiari Blevins
Adam Bofill
Victor Borbolla
Jose Boschetti
Kevin Botten
Federico Bregni
David Busse
Michael Caballero
Nicholas Calero
Carlos Cancela
Juan Cardenas
Javier Castaneda
Nicholas Castellanos
Patrick Chalvire
Francisco Chamorro
Javier Chang
Julian Cruz
Javier Cuadra
Lucas Da Pieve
Luis De Armas
Juan De La Ossa
Pablo De La Vega
Eric De Lara
Samuel De Leon
Pedro De Ona
Manuel De Zarraga
Nicholas Delgado
Rolando Delgado
Julian Dezulueta
Joel Diaz
Carlos Donado
Eric Donado
Joseph Dorfman
Raul Duarte
Lawrence Duran
Daniel Echeverria
Erick Espinal
Juan Estremera
Angel Faraldo
Brandon Fernandez
Cesar Ferreiro
Jose Ferreiro
Lazaro Fields
Anthony Figueroa
Manuel Flor
David Fonseca
Mario Fonseca
William Forshee
Armando Garcia
David Garcia
Marcos Garcia
David Giron
David Goldstein
Rene Gomez
Gonzalo Gonzalez
Juan Gonzalez
Lester Gonzalez
Robert Grimal
Victor Guerra
Devin Hartling
Alejandro Hernandez
Michael Herrera
Ricardo Herrera
Daniel Hidalgo
Benjamin Hubert
Daniel Iglesias
David Iglesias
Patrick lngelmo
Pedro Isem
Alexander Jaramillo
Ignacio Jimeno
Anthony Kanelidis
Juan Kennedy
Juan Carlos Kennedy
LuizLam
Roman Lavina
Alejandro Lazaro
Justin Legido
Andres Leon
Nicholas Ley
Juan Lopez
Julio Lopez
Peter Lopez
Patrick Lowenthal
Raul Loys
Fernando Machado
Roberto Machado
Andres Martinez
Maxwell Martinez
Michael Martinez
Rafael Mas
Jorge Menocal
Marco Mignone
Raul Monge
Pablo Morejon
Patrick Mourin
Juniors
Alexander Napoles
Luis Navarro
Oliver Olazabal
Alvaro Otjuela
Andrew Orozco
Benjamin Otero
Victor Padilla
Laurindo Pardo
Fabrizio Perez
Javier Perez
Jose Perez
James PerezwSanchez
Thomas Perkins, ill
John Pistorino
Pablo Plasencia
Jorge Portuondo
Roberto Prego
Alec Puig
Nicolas Quinones
Anthony Quintero
Ramon Quirantes
Christopher Ramirez
David Ramos
Sean Rencurrell
Dylan Rico
Christopher Robelo
Caleb Rock
Andres Rodriguez
Andres Rodriguez
Daniel Rodriguez
Ricardo Rodriguez
Mario Rojas
Michael Roura
Andres Royirosa
Steven San Miguel
Alfonso Yec
Nicolas Y oda
Maximiliano Sanchez
Andre Seidenthal
Claudio Silva
Javier Sosa
Rory Suarez-Murias
Eric Todoroff
Ruben Torres
Francisco Trujillo
Gabriel Trujillo
Julian Ucha
Matthew Valdes
Javier Varona
Jorge Varona
Daniel Vazquez
Javier V erdeja
Julio Vijil
Julio Villafane
Alexandre Villanueva
Mark Von Der Osten
Andres Wiltz
Luis Wulff
Juniors
Sam Abbassi
Matthew Agramonte
Jonathan Alberto
Adrian Alfonso
Juan Altirriba
Gabriel Alvarez
Julian Alvarez
Nicholas Alvarez
Pablo Alvarez
Jonathan Ambut
David Angarita
Javier Araujo
Andrew Arce
Valentin Arenas
EricArill
Ferran Arimon
Javier Ayo
Alejandro Azoy
Carlos Barrios
Richard Barrios
Steven Bernal
Stephen Blumenthal
Jordi Busse
Nestor Bustamante
Luis Caballero
Luis Caldera
Marcos Calderon
Gabriel Campo
Mario Carcamo
Felix Castillo
Charles Cavalaris
Daniel Celaya
Tomas Celaya
Daniel Cepero
Juan Chediak
Reginald Colas
Enrique Comas
Jorge Corrales
Diego Costa
Jorge Cotte
Raul Cowley
Derek Cross
more," said Sophomore Jason Fernandez.
Andres Gaviria
Jorge Cruz
Ricardo Cuevas
Andrew De Annas
Jorge De La Hoz
Fernando De Zayas
Javier Del Riego
Javier Diaz
HenryDoce
Christopher Dominguez
NigelDondo
Ernest Duffoo
Richard-Alexander D'arbelles
MaxEcharte
Mario Egues
Thomas Eisaman
T. Demetrius Ferguson
Carlos Fernandez
Jason Fernandez
Matthew Fernandez
Nicholas Fernandez
Nicholas Fernandez
Vicente Fernandez
Sergio Fernandez-Soto
Michael Finale
Alexander Fischer
Alexander Fornino
Edward Franca
Brian Fresco
Paulino Garcia
Raul Garcia
Carlos Garcia-Velez
Andres Gaviria
Daniel Geofroy
Alexander Gilardi
Jean-Paul Godreau
By Jorge Rios
"My Band is my life," said tenth grader Andres Gaviria. Gaviria is currently in a five person band consisting of three boys and two girls. All the members of the band are sophomores and musically inclined which gives Gaviria a great chance of getting noticed.
"We practice twice a week and record once a week," said Gaviria. The type of music played by his band is a type of rock that Andres likes to call 'Jazzy Punk'.
There are three guitars in the band and Gaviria plays one
of them. Currently, the band is practicing at the drummer's bouse in the living room every week in order to get in as much practice as possible.
The leader of the band is Cara Mcartbey and the lead singer is Isabel Ramos. They have been in the band for three years and created a very serious environment for music.
"We plan on getting signed to a major record label in the future, and hopefully be playing in Warped Tour, very soon," concluded Gaviria.
Eduardo Senior
Andres Gomez
Brix Gomez
Andrew Gonzalez
Felipe Gonzalez
Javier Gonzalez
JuanwCarlos Gonzalez
Jonathan Goodman
Jorge Guarch
Brett Hernandez
Christopher Hernandez
Christopher Hernandez
Jaime Infante
Phillip lngelmo
Joaquin Jimenez
Peter Jimenez
Adrian Kim
Nikolai Korolyov
Gabriel Lamas
Alfredo Latour
Daniel Legido
Daniel Leonard
Michael Lobo
Anthony Lopez
Christopher Lopez
James Lopez
Manuel Lorenzo
Alberto Luaces
Juan Machado
Francisco Malvar
Andrew Mancia
Alexander Marina
Adrian Marques
Anthony Martin
Arturo Martinez
Cristobal Martinez
Q: What is your favorite afterschool hobby?
A: "Going skimboarding with my friends and hanging out."
Q: How often do you do this?
A: "I go skimboarding almost everyday when I don't have to much homework."
Q: Where do you do this?
A: "On my friends lake in Doral Isles."
Q:Do you use a specific type of board?
A: "The brand of my favorite board to use is a Zap."
Q: What do you have planned for the future with skimboarding?
A: "Just to practice more and land harder tricks as I improve."
Michael Mechoso
Frank Mendez
Brandon Mesa
Andrew Michelena
Pedro Montiel
Jose Moreiras
Andres Morfin
James Munilla
Michael Murgado
Stefano Natali
Andres Novoa
Jose Novoa
Julian Ochoa
David Olazabal
Alexander Olesen
Christian Olsen
Reynaldo Orellana
Carlos Padron
Philip Paek
Vincent Palermo
Christopher Palomo
Bruno Panzarini
Devin Parra
Michael Pascual
Willie Payne
Marco Peraza
Alejandro Perez
Alexander Perez
Anthony Perez-Florido
Eduardo Perez-Heydrich
Christopher Perez-Tirse
Richard Pizarro
Nicolas Platt
Daniel Prida
Eric Ramon
Daniel
Gian:&anco
Aaron McKay
A group of Sophomores study together in the central patio. Sophomores agreed that studying during lunch helped.
Cesar Martinez-Quibus
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Sophmores Jonathan Goodman and friends have a discussion.
Giuseppe Zuozo
Joseph Ramos
Fabio Raucci
Alan Rich
Darius Ricks
Jorge Riera
Jorge Rios
Ariel Rivero
Harris Roberts
Joseph Rodriguez
Michael Rodriguez
Jonathan Rojas
Francisco Romero
Derek Saffe
Bmja Sagarduy
Diego Saldana-Rojas
Edgar Sanchez
Mario Santiago
Joseph ·Santos
Nicholas Santurio
Emesto Sanz
Sergio Segrera
Eduardo Senior
Armando Senra
Devon Silverang
Sebastian Silverio
Edward Smit
Daniel Solaun
Anthony Sosa
Alexander Sotto
Maxie Staines
Tyler Stanish
Gregory Stula
Favyan Torres
Jorge Trilles
Benjamin Tyler
Raymond Valdes-Denis
Daniel Valenzuela
Alec Vallabriga
Carlos Vara
Alexander Vazquez
Rolando Vazquez
Alexander Vega
Marlon Velez
Augusto Venegas
Gregory Vichot
Sebastian Vidal
Benjamin Villacres
Kieron Williams
Stephen Zambrano
Hector
Edward
Alejandro
AlejandroDe
Victor
Carlos
Roderic
Mattias
Carlos
Carlos
Manuel
Richard
Christopher
Jose
Mario
Fernando
Daniel
Leonardo
Rene Tato
Nicolas
Miguel Tost
Gonzalo
Michael
Rafael Tua-Caraccia
Antonio Ucar
Pablo
Stephen
Brandon
Andres Vazquez
Victor Velazquez
Jorge Velez
Armando Vemet
Paul Villacres
Alan Vurgait
Alexander Weschler
Nicolas White
Michael Wilson
Daniel Admire
Thomas Alberts
Adrian Alonso
Jorge Alvarez
Mitchell Alvarez
William Alvarez
Roberto Anton
Eduardo Arazoza
Alejandro Arenas
Nikolas Arenas
Luis Arguelles
Gabriel Arias
Daniel Arimon
Peter Ariz
Juan Avila
Julio Ayala
Anthony Baldaccini
Stefano Balli
Victor Bandrich
David Barquin
Jon-Michael Barquin
Gerard Beauchamp
Michael Betancourt
Matthew Bill
John Billoch
HenryBrimo
John Butchko
Javier Cabarrocas
Jonathan Calles
Richard Cambo
Alejandro Carr
Francisco Castro
Elliot Clemente
Juan Pablo Cobian
Devin Cordero
Mario Coro
Eduardo Cosio
Leonardo Costa
Daniel Corte
Hunter Cowley
Frank Crawley
Louis Curbelo
Alexander De Goti
Keith De Jesus
Gilberto Delgado, Jr.
Christopher Diaz
David Diaz-Femandez
Daniel Dockerty
Matias Dorta
Alexander Durant
Chudi Egbebike
Jonas Egusquiza
Carlos Enriquez
Matthew Espinosa
Gabriel Falero
Anthony Fernandez
Eighth Grade ...
Jordan Fernandez
Livio Fernandez
Ricardo Fernandez
Luis Fernandez-Rocha
J. Alejandro Femandez-Siman
Ricardo Fonseca
Christopher Fontela
Antonio Forte
Eric Franca
Daniel Fuenmayor
Michael Fuentes
Rafael Garcia-Delprado
Fabriccio Garzon
Christian Gil
Adam Gimbel
Christian Gomez
Esteban Gomez-Rivera
Daniel Gonzalez
Jose Gonzalez
Joseph Gonzalez
Ryan Gonzalez
Kristopher Guarch
Ryan Guerra
Daniel Guevara
Francisco Hernandez
George Hernandez
Nicholas Hernandez
Guillermo Herrera
Juan-Carlos Hervis
Dominick Hidalgo
Alejandro Huamani
Oliver Hyne
Michael Iglesia
Adamincera
Joseph Isenberg
Daniel Jaramillo
Alexander Jasman
Cristian Jimenez
Gabriel Jimenez
Salvador Juncadella
Eduardo Justo
Alan Largaespada
Alejandro Lavandero
Julian Legido
Richard Lemus
Manuel Leon
Aurelio Leyva
Frank Leyva
Jordan Llano
Michael Lopez
Ivan Lopez-Bosch
Amadeo Lopez-Castro
Kevin Lowenhaupt
Alejandro Machado
Alec Macias
Gianni Mantovani
Christian Marrero
Branden Martinez
Djan Martinez
Jeremy Martinez
Fernando Martinez-Quibus
Julian Mazaira
Gabriel Mesa
Nestor Montoya
Anthony Monzon
Nicolas Moreiras
Juan Carlos Morfin
Pedro Morfin
Matthew Moro
Adrian Moya
Eighth Grade
George Mulet
Nicholas Munarriz
Julian Munilla
Joshua Munoz
Augusto Naccarato
Rene Negron
Alexander Novo
Nicolas Novoa
Emmanuel Noya
Javier Obregon
Lucas Ochoa
Carlos Parra
David Paula
Nicholas Pena
Christian Perea
Alberto Perez
Carlos Perez
Carlos Perez
Christian Perez
Daniel Perez
Kevin Perez
Andres Perez-Monzon
Ruben Perez-Sanchez
Gabriel Pertierra
John Pessoa
Alejandro Pis-Dudot
Anthony Placeres
Gerardo Portela
Kevin Portillo
Carlos Prio
Daniel Ramon
Peter Ramon
Gabriel Ramos
Luis Restrepo
Jacob Riesgo
Francisco Rigueiro
Andres Rivas
Juan Robledo
Andre Rodriguez
Daniel Rodriguez
Jesse Rodriguez
Joey Rodriguez
John-Paul Rodriguez
Luis Rodriguez
Michael Rodriguez
Ricardo Rodriguez
James Roen
Daniel Rojo
John Romanach
Luciano Romero
Michael Romero
Ignacio Ruberte
Andres Ruiz
Daniel Ruiz
Eduardo Ruiz
Angel Saavedra
Andres Sacasa
Jorge Salazar
Brandon San Juan
Andres Sanchez
Gabriel Sanchez
Lucas Sanchez
Thorvald Sanchez
Gregory Santos
Jose Scheuren
Michael Schnabel
Matthew Sierra
Krischan Singh
Robert Sixto
Juan Socarraz
Emesto Sosa
Christoph Sproul
Sergio Sroka
Nicholas Stula
Javier Tato
Francisco Torres De Navarra
Alejandro Trujillo
Joseph Trutie
Michael Ugarte
Kevin Valiente
Thomas Valls-Edwards
Daniel Valverde
Nicholas Vazquez
Gustavo Vega
Jose Vega
Pablo Velasquez
Jose Velis
Francisco Verdecia
Michael V erdeja
Kevin Viera
Samuel Wallace-Perdomo
Robert Weller
Alejandro Romero
grader
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Alain Acha
Michael Aguad
Juan Aguila
George Alfaro
Alejandro Alvarez
Javier Alvarez
Diego Anell
Franco Araujo
Nicolas Araujo
Brandon Arciero
Alfredo Arguelles
Fernando Arguello
Myles Bachrach
Julian Ballestas
Evan Banciella
Nicolas Barbieri
Nicolas Becerra
Jacob Begelman
Juan Bermeo
Corey Blanco
Phillip Bowers
Nicolas Briscoe
Mateo Buraglia
Brandon Burbano
Andres Busse
Oscar Cabanas
Patrick Cabrera
David Capetillo
Keonte Cash
Franz-Joseph Castillo
Nicolas Castillo
Nicholas Chikuji
Dominic Chinigo
Salvador Cisneros
Giovanni Companioni
Seventh grader Felipe Prellezo and his grandfather enjoy a game of bingo with other families. Grandparents day served as a way for families to bond as a community.
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Seventh
Myles Bachrach shows off the football he won with his grandmother. The ball was signed by Don Shula and was one of the best prizes given out at Grandparents Day.
Herzen Cortes
Robert Cosio
Eric Couto
Matthew Cristobal
Christopher Cruz
Kevin Cmz
Giancarlo Cueto
Eric De Cardenas
Roberto De Leon
Manuel De Ovin-Berenguer
Luis Del Cueto
Matthew Diaz
Eric Diaz-Padron
Alexander Diblasi
Andres Diego
Carlos Espina
Gabriel Farias
Carlos Fernandez
Michael Fernandez
Nikolas Fernandez
Rene Fernandez
Ricardo Fernandez
Lucas Fernandez-Rocha
Andres Garcia
Nicholas Garcia
Erik Garrigo , Jorge Gaston
Daniel Gavidia
Daniel Gomez
Alexander Gonzalez
Daniel Gonzalez
David Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez
Kevin Gonzalez
Manuel Gonzalez
By Jose Moreiras
Meet seventh grader
Christian Padron, the drummer in his band called "Jetblack." Padron has played the drums for two years and loved every minute of it. Initially, he tried to play guitar, but soon found that his true passion was playing the drums. He practiced every day at home, and even brought his own drumsticks to school so he could play whenever he got a chance. "I like drums because it's what holds together the band's
rhythm," said Padron. The band practiced regularly and played a few gigs at local restaurants. He also started playing guitar again in hopes of mastering it as well. Piano and bass were also two other instruments that he planned to learn and hopefully one day master. The other members in his band include seventh graders Francisco Villafane and Steven Vega. Their band was successful in drawing crowds at local shows.
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Jake Guso
Jason Gutierrez
Pablo Hereter
Kyle Hernandez
Michael Hernandez
Daniel Hillman
Christian Horta
Javier lncera
Michael Jimenez
Diego Justo
Enrique Lam
Luciano Laratelli
Jake Larson
Nicholas Leonard
Sergio Leos
Daniel Lesteiro
Daniel Lopez
Nicholas Lopez
Juan Lorido
Christopher Losada
Jonathan Lucas
Andres Manzanares
Emmanuel Marquez
Christopher Marrero
Matthew Marrero
Javier Martinez
Javier Martinez
Mario Martinez
Ricardo Martinez
Sebastian Martinez
Anton Martinez-Cid
Ricardo Martinez-Cid
Nicolas Maurin
Rafael Melendez
Enrique Menendez
Seventh grader
off his physique to his friends.
and many other seventh graders found time to socialize and ease their school work load.
Seventh graders Jonathan Lucas, Oscar Cabanas, and Franze Castillo study for a test after lunch. Lunch was a cotntnon study titne for many students to cram information. Ab U Ricardo Victor Perez- re ' . Seventh graders F ndez enjoy thetr d Nikolas erna Fernandez an about their weekend. The lunch as they talk h tudents came
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Smith
Michael Mestre
Diego Mion
Jesus Modino-Diaz
Elias Monsalve
Christopher Morales
Justin Morales
Robert Morgado
Robert Munoz
Ryan Murphy
John-Carlo Nanfro
Alberto Naya
JavierNin
Jorge Orbay
Jorge Orta
Hector Ortiz
Camilo Padron
Christian Padron
Kevin Pavon
Cristian Paz
Robert Penichet
Daniel Perdomo
Victor Perez-Abreu
Juan Pigurina
Alexander Pinera
Daniel Pino
Daniel Poo
Felipe Prellezo
Jose Prieto
Patrick Puig-Corve
Guillermo Pujals
Alfredo Ramirez
Edwin Ricardo
Francisco Rios
Adrian Rivas
Marco Rivero
Austin Riveron
Dylan Rives
Jose Roca
Andres Rodriguez
Ethan Rodriguez
George Rodriguez
Giovanni Rodriguez
Kevin Rodriguez
Steven Rodriguez
Diego Rojo
Alejandro Romero
Diego Rosette
Devon Roura
Comelis Rowaan
Benzo Rudnikas
Anthony Rueda
Juan Ruiz
Daniel Saavedra
Jose Saca-Pujals
Michael Saenz
Vikram Sairam
Victor Saladin
Nicholas Sanchez
Alejandro Senior
Wayne Sessions
Anthony Sierra
Jose Silva
William Singer
Andres Smith
Francisco Smith
Christian Suarez
Fernando Tavara
Christian Tello
Nicholas Torralba
Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas
Andrew Tremblay
Steven Tyler
Nicolas Valdes
Alexander Vazquez
Vincent Vazquez
Steven Vega
Julian Vidal
Francisco Villafane
Gabriel Von ' Der Osten
Sebastian Wermuth
Andrew Williams
, Anthony Yabor
James Zamora
What is your name?
My name is Christian Paz.
What is your favorite hobby?
"To play a form of Cuban Squash the I have been playing for years."
Is there a name for this type of squash?
"The form of squash I play is called 'Cancha.'
How often do you do this?
"Yon can find me there with my family almost every weekend."
Where do you do this?
"I'm a member at the Big Five Club."
Who do you normally play with?
"I play with father and grandfather who taught me to play."
What do you have planned for the future with Cancha?
"To keep playing, get better, and maybe one day compete."
Seventh Grade ...
Andres Abate
Carlos Acevedo
Joseph Acosta
Alexander Adams
Andrew Ahrens
John Alcantara
Adrian Alepuz
Henry Alvarez
Jonathan Alvarez
Jonathan Amaro-Barron
Angel Annas
Patrick Arrojo
Eric Artigues
Christian Ayala
Julian Balboa
Christian Barrial
Ethan Bauer
Henry Benitez
Andrew Bernal
Sanchit Bhattacharjee
Sean Bonilla
Ivan Botero
Robert Brown
Esteban Bruna
Michael Cabezas
Adrian Cabrera
Daniel Cairo
Anthony Calvo
Nicholas Cambo
Juan Carlos Campuzano
William Candela
Eric Castellanos
Michael Castellanos
Daniel Cendan
Vincent Cendan
Sixth Grade
Michael Chang
Justin Colyer
Daniel Concepcion
Alejandro Cortes
Eugenio Cosculluela
Leonardo Cosio
Jessie Cotton
Kevin Cuellar
Federico Da Pieve
Peter De Armas
Agustin De La Guardia
Tao De Landaburu
Andres De Varona
Boleck De-Pawlikowski
Alain Diaz
Julio Cesar Diaz
Eliah Dominguez
Andres Fernandez
Andres Fernandez
Matthew Fernandez
Nicholas Fernandez
Justin Ferrer
Jack Rood
Roberto Gallinar
James Garcia
Juan Garcia
Luan Garcia
Zachary Garcia
Alejandro Gaston
Maxwell Goldberg
Pedro Gomez-Facdo
Javier Gonzalez
Jorge Gonzalez
Osiel Gonzalez
Marcus Gonzalez-Jacobo
Damian Gonzalez-Oliva
Julian Guerra
David Guevara
Lorenzo Guio
Armando Hassun
Albert Hermida
Alejandro Hernandez
Javier Herrera
Jonathan Herrera
Brandon Hevia
David Hondal
Benjamin lncera
Nicolas lparraguirre
Alexander Isaac
Adrian Izquierdo
Michael Jasman
Peter Kiliddjian
Mark Lagunas
Kevin Lastres
Carlmichael Leiva
Domingo Leos
Antonio Linares
Marcos Llobell
Simon Londono
Christopher Lopez
Gabriel Lopez
Manuel Lopez
Michael Lopez
Guillermo Lopez-Castro
Michael Loven
Reynaldo Madiedo
Michael Magoulas
Lukas Margerie
Michael Marina
Cristian Marquez
Sixth Grade
Anthony Martin
Christopher Martin
Lantz Martin
Oscar Martinez
Gabriel Martinez-Varela
OmarMasri
Samuel Maya
John Medina
Alvaro Mejer
Carlos Mencio
Angel Menendez
Alexander Mertz
Angel Mestre
Jason Miranda
Richard Moncada
Ricardo Montalvan
Kevin Montiel
Sebastian Munoz
Bm.ja Murube
Juan Naranjo
Eduardo Neret
Emmanuel Nicolella
Nicholas Novo
Alejandro Novoa
Gabriel Nunez
Pedro Ortega
Michael Palacio
William Pallissery
Julio Palomera
Kevin Pascual
Matthew Pastor
Maximilian Pena
Alejandro Penarredonda
Charles Penichet
Jonathan Pereyra
Andres Perez
Christian Perez
Daniel Perez
Nicolas Perez
Pablo Perez
Antonio Permuy
Luis Pigurina
Alejandro Pita Macedo
Jorge Pola
Alejandro Portela
Jorge Powell
David Prida
Daniel Ramirez
John Ramirez
Carlos Ramos
Joseph Ramos
Jorge Reyes
Christian Roatta
Adolfo Rodriguez
Juan Rodriguez
Ryan RodriguezwMena
Ralph Rosa
Carlos Rosell
Michael Ruiz
Marco Sainz
Carlos Salazar
Christian Salinas
Michael Sayman
Marlon Seijo
Daniel Sirven
Jose Sirven
Jose Smith
Steven Solis
Gabriel Soto
Richard Sotolongo
Austin Spillers
David Steelman
Andre Suarez
Christopher Suarez
Fabian Tomas
John Ukenye
Brian Valiente
Matthew VegawSanz
Michael V egawSanz
Santiago Vidal
Oscar Vila
Alejandro Villasmil
James Williams
Lucasw Paulo Yubero
Sixth Grade ...
Miguel Zaldivar
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Grace Acosta Assistant Principal
Dr. Armando Rodriguez Assistant Principal
Father Marcelino Garcia S.J. President and Principal
Beatriz Jimenez Assistant Principal
Carol Vila Director of Technology
Jose E. Roca Assistant Principal
Dr. Brian Wentzel Assistant Principal
Grace Acosta
Ramon Acosta
Vivian Acosta
Francisca Aguilar
Anthony Alexander
Maria D. Alonso
Maria I. Alonso
Pedro Anon
Annette Anton
Angel Aparicio
Victor Arrieta
Lourdes Arteaga
Eric Ballesteros
Carlos Barquin
Chris Besil
Andres Blanco
Roberto Borbolla
Carlos Bravo
George Busse
Patricia Bustamante
Carola Calderin
Johnny Calderin
Teresita Campos
Maria Elena Cartaya
Sister Maria Elena Cartaya
Pedro Cartaya SJ.
Javier Castillo
Enriqueta Cespedes
Josefina Chirino
Charles Cleveland
Patrick Collins
Sujayla Collins
Jacquetta Colyer
Marta Cosculluela
Miguel Couto
Charles Curry
Sylvia Davalos Klngshook De Gustavo De La Cruz
Rosario De Lemos
Tomas De Quesada
Jose Del Dago
Eduardo Delgado
German Delgado
Luis Deschapelles
Ernesto Diaz
Julio Diaz
Juan Manuel Dorta-Duque
S.J.
Fernanda Downey
Luis Dulzaides
Maria Eireos
Lucila Espinosa
Joseph Espinoza
Alicia Farinas
Ana Fenton
Angie Fernandez
Maria Fernandez
Ignacio Font
Eduardo Fraga
Amalia Fuentes
Maria Gandarillas
Gerardo Garcia
Orlando Garcia
Marcelino Garcia S.J.
Nelson Garcia S.J.
Graciela Garcia-Chang
Guillermo Garcia-Tufton S.J.
Edward Garland
Ernesto Gaviria
Juan Gaviria
Julio Gaviria
Emigdio Gonzalez
Lazaro Gonzalez
Michelle L. Gonzalez
Teresa Gutierrez DoraHaibi
Roberto Heredia
Andres Hernandez
David Hernandez
Marina Hernandez
Pedro Hernandez
Cecile Houry
Charmaine lcaza
Jennifer Iglesias
Mercedes Iglesias
Yolanda lnguanzo
Jennifer Jacomino
Beatriz Jimenez
Ann Kenna
Clara Kline
Shyara Lara
Lidice Lascano
Rafael Ledesma
Gisela Leon
Lionel Lopez
Susan Lopez
In Sagua la Grande, Cuba, in the year 1939
No, I attended the Jesuit elementary school in my town, and then a public school. I then studied medicine in Havana, and joined the ACU. All in all, the Jesuits were what inspired me.
In 1961. I wanted to serve Jesus, I was a lay teacher. The Jesuits were prominent in my hometown.
Enrollment has increased dramatically and many additions have been made to academics. The middle school was originally seventh through ninth grade, but we added sixth grade in order to follow Dade County Public School System.
I feel realized as a person, a religious man, and a priest. Also the fact that there is so i:nuch diversity within my job.
The thought of serving others was most appealing to me, and greatly influenced me.
There were seven hundred students.
Fostering and creating a community of students, teachers, alumni, and parents. One of our greatest treasures is Belen's faculty.
Bryan Lorenzo
Roger Lund
Alejandro Maderal
AnaManrara
Ruben Marrero
Jorge Martinez
Miriam Martinez
Carlos Maza
Antonio Meilan
Tanger J. Mendonca
Ana Maria Menocal
Orealys Miret
Israel Mitchell
Daniel Montesi
Ana Mora
Maria Morera
Jorge Munoz-Bustamante
Ariel Nuftez
Fernando Nunez
Leopoldo Nuftez
Ulises Orduiiez
Fabio Ortega
Oscar Ortega
Robert O'Malley
Jose Padilla
Francisco Padura
Eliana Parenti
Jimmy Perez
Francisco Perezw Lerena S.J.
Frank Permuy S.J.
Lisa Peterson
George Porta
Gerardo Portela
Santiago Prieto
Ricardo Raimundez
Olga Ramon ·
Lazaro Reinoso
MariawCristina ReyeswGarcia
Javier Riera
Ivan Roa
Jose Roca
Armando Rodriguez
Ofelia Rodriguez
Christian Saenz
Lazaro Lorenzo Saldano
Ivan SantawCmz
Jorge Sardina S.J.
Ignacio Scull
Marisol Sosa
Adriana Suarez
Camila Suarez
Jesus Suarez
Rolando Sucena
Dolores Toledo
Marlene Urbay
Gustavo Valdes
Juan Vazquez
Lourdes Vega
Migdania Vega-Moya
Augusto Venegas
Rolando Vicaria
Gisela Vichot
Marta Vidal
Carol Vila
Carmen Villafane
Yvonne Von Der Osten
Brian Wentzel
Leo Williams
Tamorris Wooten
Alex Zequeira
Eugene Zoller
Knictht
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Armando Mendez devoted much of his time to a major project in which he donated and shtpped over 10,000 books to Honduran children who could not afford them.
Matthew Jordan started a partnership between our school and the Special Olympics in which our tennis courts will be used to train special olympians.
By Augusto Venegas
There isn't much known about Mr. German Delgado except that he is a pre!tf quiet, and very private tndividual. Mr. Delgado is not only a computer science teacher and member of the Tech team, but he is also the offensive coordinator for the V arsicy Football team. Mi. Delgado has been a football coach for twelve years. He has coached two years of Junior Hig!l, two years of Junior Varsity and eight years of Varsity. Not only does Mr. Delgado coach Varsigr, but be also played for the Belen Varstty Team as the starting quarterback during his JUnior and senior years tnl988 and 1989.
"I am _proud of the football team's accomplishments on the football field, but I am even mote proud of the accomplishments offthefield. When we have players that to P-lay at colleges like Harvara, Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, Columbia and Northwestern it makes rou feel like you have made a difference in their lives," said Mr. Delgado.
By Anthony Martin
Hamenco dancing is an art that only the skilled and disciplined can learn to perfect. Mrs. Marisol Sosa was once a professional flamenco dancer and still practices the dance frequently on her personal time. This fact was unknown and surprising to most of the students in her tenth grade English class.
Mrs. Sosa was introduced to the dance at the age of 18 by her mother. Years later she performed on showcases such as MTV Latino and dance theaters. Even after she became a teacher, she still fueled her passion by giving dance lessons to fellow teachers and young people who were interested.
As a mother and wife, Mrs. Sosa believed in introducing her family to the art of dance because it would involve good values such as discipline and teamwork. "Never underestimate the power of a positive attitude," said Mrs. Sosa. Academics
By Valentin Arenas
Out there somewhere in the Everglades, you could find Mr. Vega working as a counselor at the Miccosukee Inaian School.
During his two and a half year sojourn between 1993 and 1995 wtth the tribal people, Mr. Vega had to learn how to deal with the tribe's society. He learned that the Miccosukee Reservation is a separate country with its own rules and that to work with students; he had to work with their uncles because uncles are supposed to take care of their sibling's kids.
During his counseling years in the reservation, M r . Vega learned many i n t e r e s t i n g things about the Miccosukee. For example, he had to communicate through a second party because he was not an official member of any clan. He also learned that all profit from casinos or services was distributed equally among all tribe members. One other thing he learned was that tribes people could be extremely stu6born.
In his counseling at the school, Mr. Vega was called "Sam" because Native Americans don't have a second name. "The Miccosukee approach education in a different manner than the rest of society. So it was difficult to adapt to that situation in the beginning," said Mr. Vega.
By Andres Novoa
Most people cringe at the very thought of getting on a stage and speaking in front of large crowds, but not Mr. Leopoldo Nunez. His love for the stage , began with his first role as Biondello in Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew when he was fourteen years old. Mr. Nunez became hooked to the wonderful sensation that can only come from an audience's applause.
"The moments become quite literally out of this world. You study, you learn, you create, you become and... you try hard to give an audience your best in whichever genre," said Mr. Nunez.
For someone who speaks so eloquently and so easily, few would have ever guessed that he actually had problems with shyness and insecurities when he was younger.
However, over time, Leopoldo was able to overcome his fears and his love for the theatre was able to flourish. He said, "with lots of preparation, hard work and a bit of luck, your audience will respond positively to your performance."
By Alejandro Azoy
Not only an ei2hth math teacher but also a scrapbooK.er Mrs. Teresita Campos has been working in Belen for 19 years.
Her _greatest passion outside of the school 6esides time "With her fami\y is scrap po9King•. She became mterested m tt dunng the 15's cruise of her youngest daughter Lauren and saw an album of Lauren's friends and loved it. "At the completion ofmy:first album, the realization of the enjoYD).ent of this hobby led me to the creation of many more albums," said Mrs. Campos. She started to scrapbook the rest of Lauren's hiQb school years ana has been scrap booking ever since.
Throughout the years, this entertallllng hobby has to serve as a two:Jold purpose: anenjoyablepasttime as well as a method of releasing any of the unnecessary stresses of the day. "As I would work on a page, I became so attuned "With the event, that I felt disconnected from any worries," said Mrs. Campos.
By Anthotty Martin
Most students would think that the only things teachers do outside tlie school walls is grade eat, and sleep they return back to school. This concept, sadly, is way off For instance, Spanish teacher Mr. Juan Vasquez enjoyed the hobby of photogra.PhY on his free ttme away from school. Mr. Vasquez enjoys taking _pictures of everythtng from ancient architecture in old S.Panish cities, to hts two daughters of one and three years old and his recently hom son.
Mr. first started taking .Pictures as a hobby tn 2000, a year after entering the teaching staff at Belen. Since then,hetookhis camera to almost every place he traveled. The pictures he has taken range from monuments to nature to people, trying to capture tlie essence of eve!)'Where he goes. Mr. Vasquez's hobby goes perfectly with his good character and values. "I live my life trying never to put a question mark where God puts a period," said Mr. Vazquez.
By Jorge Rios
He is not only a P.E. coach, but he's also a sports fanatic. Coach Eduardo Fraga, who has been at Belen for twenty five years, loves teaching his Freshman students about health, physical fitness and . . exerctstng.
Those who know Coach Fraga know that he is an avid football fanatic. He tries to catch the games on TV and keep up with his favorite teams.
His other passion is his family. "I like spending time with my kids and playing sports with them so that they can stay healthy, and it's also enjoyable," said Fraga. Incorporating his two passions togather, Coach Fraga manages to stay fit and healthy.
By Cesar Martinez
Mrs. Fenton has been a "biker chick" or more like a "biker hen" for the past 6 years, since her husband (the one who likes bikes) got his Honda Shadow. He's liked bikes for a long time and never had one. "I would have to say my husband's true passion is bikes, whereas my true passion is biology and all the living things around us, especially plants," said Mrs. Fenton. They usually ride together on the weekends to go out to breakfast or lunch, which usually entails a ride to the Grove or to Key Biscayne.
"Riding a bike is not at all like Biology, but being on the bike gives me the opportunity to appreciate all the wondrous living things around me," said Mrs. Fenton. If she could stop teaching she would not be a "full time biker," but she would indeed keep riding. If time allowed for it, she would probably spend more time outdoors enjoying the world of plants.
She has also always wanted to get a PhD in Botany, specializing in tropical drift seeds (sea beans), which is another passion of hers.
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By Chris Henry
Ms. Ann Kenna's got it covered from 'tops' to 'bottoms.' We all know her as freshman World History and AP Human Geography instructor, but aside from her P-_assion for culture, Ms. Kenna was the tailor of her own wardrobe.
For the past five years, Ms. Kenna has been honing her skills with the thread and needle. She actually made one-third of her school attire from scratch.
"While people shoP- for hours in a aepartment store seendtng hundreds of dollars on name brands, I'm in a fabric store spending my, money_ on materials, ' said Ms. Kenna. Her favorite part of sewing was working witfi the bright colors associated with the . spnng season.
1\sidefrom taking on her own wardrooe, Ms. Kenna was a master quilter. She has been quilting for over ten years on her spare time. Quilting is something that she pickea up from her mother. She actually made her own throws and pillows for her couches at home. Although she enjoyed being ner own personal seamstress, she 1okingly warns, "don't call me to hem your pants!"
By Gabriel Castillo
Outside of theology class, Deacon Robert O'Malley has another classroom where he teaches. He is very involved in religious education at St. Richard's.
"I really enjoy people deel?en thetr fatth by teaclitng them about God and Catholicism in general."
Deacon
O'Malley performs
oapti.sms, marrtage ceremonies and even funeral masses for many people. You can even find him at _pro-life rallies in Miami with his of people who are members of his Respect Life Club. Aside from all of these responsibilities, he also leads the altar servers whenever there are masses at the school.
A busy man who gives his time to serve God; it's no wonder the seventh graders whom he teaches, along with the rest of tlie school, love and respect him.
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As Senior Editor-In-Chief, Gomez was responsible for double checking final work and adyising newbie writers.
published newspaper for errors. both a newspaper and a yeat'book editor.
over events such as the newspaper publish all eight issues.
to pursue a skyrocketed members.
Co-founded by club and vice president Senior Club has had moderate succe to Donna, "it's about a group
playing frisbees."
Some of the games Frisbee and Frisbee Golf.
has been under the guidance of Mr. Mr. Vega's committed chess PlcWeJts challenging each other in order to
to come." One individual pages officers needed. look forward to improvements next year."
Junior Michael Martinez performs at the play reading. Martinez was a long time member of the ALPHA club•
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Astronomy has been an · community many years. They provide .,....,.""·t-,fh,i)' radio and have a 11;.,.,., observatory from which they of outer space. has been a beautiful and seeing students to astronomical research subject," said ·,ad'vis«:)r Father Pedro Cartaya S.J••
Borbolla, Wilfred Alvarez, Chris Gutierrez, David Cabarrocas and Andres Simauchi.
1>t'<0_1ects over the years to help Builders Club started a new Stf.lldeJnts at Coral Park as catapults. The cl _ ,..... _ from MIT. The
Last year, Rotiotics did an amazing job -in competitions. This club has been around since 2003. -They btillt a large amount of their intricate robots in the _engineer campus at Florida University. For training, they
in a major competition in -Orlando built robo:t. The robot did what it lift objects and move them around. a superb job as a driver. For the first Vex to create their :robot. This robot • <. as placing rings on ,bai-s or pedestal.
Vazquez, Jeremy Martinez and Jonas Egqsquiza. Top Row: John Pessoa, JonwMichael Barquin, Luis FemandezwRocha, -Michael Lopez and Pablo Velasquez•
Members of Troupe 4666 started the year off with dell' arte masterpiece, The Servant of Two show played November 5th through the 7
freshman Joseph Batbosa, Junior Nick Ley, Senior Victor Alonso, Mr. Zequeira, l{ichard Pizarro and Senior before the song ''Furieral Sequence" in A Funny _ThingHappened On the mtylb the Fo.nun. The show not only st:arred students from Belen, but also students from all-girl schools in Miaml and even teachers•
Ever since Troupe 88710 began. in 2005, the Belen chapter of the Junior International Thespian Society has a tremendous amount of
Eric Couto and Alex Jaramillo s Choice Award at the state
Music was one of the eJlenlenl,ts\ lives. To those who were most (co•m:mitted Appreciation Society welcc\),mEtd Jamming all year round, with new members and
Ateneo is seeing gold. Last year the Ateneo staff won a gold in the Columbia Scholastic Association Annual mu•etition for Literary Arts and after submitting therr and positions these guys don't themselves
Brother Christian Saenz took over the fencing club. Every Monday, all would meet at the Guillermo F. handling rapier and At the for Coach Fencing Team, members "rr techniques. "This impression Belen," ·
Forensics has existed Dulzaides was again the ..,.1"11,•Nco.,..,., to numerous Forensic team competed and Broward County.
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Altar servers were of students that helped the priests s. It took a special kind of student "They to do so in the s c lltlc:lrlit:ilrt'tr'Vt 77 O'Malley.
This past year, Bishop as longtime club moderator Ms. Annette Anton.
"This has truly been a s<ltct;:;Ms. Anton. Bishop San Pedro is the Spanish club and meant to promote the study of and culture. This de Jose Marti. This
Student Council Government Body has been one of the key elements to making this school a great place. Nothing but the greatest head of the Government Body and it has President Matthew ever.
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Coach
Richard Stuart
Senior Diego Fernandez-
pursues an easy tackle against Archbishop Curley. Femandez-Soto was the leading tackler on the team.
Quarterback
Soto
Senior Nicholas Herrera hits the hole picking up seven yards against Monsignor Pace. Herrera was the starting halfback, but also played defense.
Free safety senior Anthony Diblasi swats a ball against Archbishop Curley.
By Jorge Rios and Augusto Venegas
Free safety sen ior Anthony Diblasi was the team captain, a great student, and last but not least a great football player. Diblasi was not the most outspoken character on the team, but his actions spoke louder than words.
"I let my hard work speak for me", said Diblasi. Diblasi's hard work was evident in his gameplay. He started every game since his sophomore season, resulting in a district championship that year. Diblasi was a great leader and helped to improve all the play:ers around him.
Diblasi's senior season ended with a 74 record, which led the Wolverines to their eighth playoff appearance in nine years. It was not the best record but still a major accomplishment.
The season was full of ups and downs. "The
Cardinal Newman game was the hardest loss to swallow, we just didn't come out to play that night" said Diblasi.
The team had many bright spots. They added a new passing offense, throwing for more in 2007 than in 2005 and 2006 combined.
Seniors Christopher Henry and Michael Rios made this new prolific offense click with ease. Despite pre-season criticism, the offensive line performed above average allowing the Wolverines to be ranked the best offense in Miami-Dade county.
Belen football in 2007 was not only about the wins and losses. It was about the bonds you make with your teamates. "Belen football is rich in tradition and I am so proud of what my teammates have accomplished", said senior Arnulfo Izquierdo.
Bottom Row: Coach German Delgado, Robert Aran, Nicholas Herrera, Christopher Henry, Michael Rios, Jorge Victor de Oiia, Javier Arenas, Arnulfo Izquierdo, Maxwell Martinez, Christopher Gutierrez, Amado Nieto, Nicolas Platt, and Coach Carlos Flores. Second Row: Isreal Mitchell, Coach Augusto Venegas, Inigo Abaroa, Pablo Alvarez, Diego Fernandez-Soto, Reginald Colas, Victor Padilla, Anthony Diblasi, Alfonso Aguila, Sergio Fernandez-Soto, Dylan Rico, Rene Gomez, Andres Rovirosa, Vincente Fernandez, Raul Duarte, and Roberto Sroka. Third Row: Coach Richard Stuart, Javier Casteneda, Javier Sosa, Javier Araujo, Mario Santiago, Caleb Rock, Tomislav Belfranin, Rodolfo Villanueva, Alex Villanueva, Daniel Echevarria, Nigel Dondo, Javier Chang, Anthony Paz, Erick Echeverria, Adrian Zubillaga, Coach Nicholas Garcia, and Coach Eduardo Delgado. Fourth Row: David Ramos, Eric Guitian, Carlos Diaz, Andres Diaz, Nikolai Korolyov, William Forshee, Francisco Urdaneta, Andres Martinez, Alejandro Duarte, Jason Fernandez, Patrick Chalvire, Alain Mazaira, Danny Hidalgo, and Coach Angel Aparicio.
Wide receiver Senior Michael Rios receives a 3 5 yard pass from Christopher Henry against Christopher Columbus. "Rios came up with big catches all season long, giving us big first down's in critical situations," said offensive coordinator German Delgado.
While evading the opposing defense, running back
Sophomore Luis Caldera finds a way to get a big gain. Caldera was a key running back for
After finding the hole, fullback Freshman Michael Maseda powers his way down the middle for along touchdown run. Maseda used the 'trncking' technique
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by: Sergio Femandez-Soto
Despite the fact that the managed to rush for 5 54 yards Junior Varsity team was confronted with a brand new coaching staff, they finished the year with a winning record of 4-3.
The team leadership was provided by returning starting quarterback Sophomore Edward Franca. The defense, led by Sophomores Carlos Garcia-Velez and Jose Moreiras was a dominant force to reckon with and had two shutouts in the season.
Behind Head Coach Tamorris Wooten, the Wolverines came out victorious against big schools like Chaminade-Madonna, Key West, and American Heritage. With a young team, Freshman Michael Maseda stepped up and in five games. He led the team in touchdowns with four rushing and two receiving.
Darius Ricks, Ferran Arimon, Andres Garda-Velez, Jordi Busse, Edward Franca, Aaron
Moreriras, Luis Caldera, Demetrius Lumpkin, Julian Chavarry, Eric Platt, Nicholas Pascual, Gianni Bluestein, Hans Schmidt, Head Coach Tamorris Wooten, Manuel Zakee Doster, Carlos Garda-Velez, Raul Garcia, Alejandro Cabarrocas, Michael Murgado, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Kevin De Jesus, Michael Maseda, Alvarado, Andres Gaviria, James Lopez, Christopher Perez-Tirse, Coach Milan, Coach Luis Martin, Jose Smith, Roy Garcia, Daniel Alvarez, Xabier Diaz, Michael Argyris, Jorge Cruz, Tyler Stanish, Christopher Dominguez, Ricardo Cuevas, Ambut, Manuel Ferro, Daniel St Louis, Valentin Arenas, Ramon Castella, Jason Oliver, Venegas, Alan Rich, Eric Arill, Pedro Montiel, Aky Fernandez, Juan Rodriguez, Jose Uomes, Case, Eddie Averhoff, James Munilla, Manuel Garcia, Sam Abbassi, Nicholas
Looking to make another astonishing pass, Sophomore Edward Franca scrambles away from the Spartan defense. Franca showed great leadership as the team's offensive captain.
Eighth grader Alec Macias looks up the field. Macias started at halfback throughout the
Eighth grader Frank Leyva stiff-arms a Westminster linebacker on a long run. Leyva was one of the defensive leaders but also played a good amount of offense •
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by: Jose Moreiras
Junior High football began its :first season in the South Horida Middle School Football League Southern Conference. The Wolverines faced many tough competitors in their conference. Last year was Coach David Hernandez's second season as a head coach. Once again he led the Junior High Wolverines to a successful winning season in which they placed third in the conference and division rwmer-ups.
The Wolverines' toughest competitors were American Heritage and Gulliver. They suffered a heart breaking loss to American Heritage by a mere point. But the blue and gold came back to
beat Gulliver twelve to eight with a fourth quarter goal line stop.
Leading the team in passing was Daniel Admire who was the team captain. Fullback Francisco Hernandez led the team in rushing yards and touchdowns and also helped out on the defensive side of the ball playing linebacker. Defensive captain Nicholas Stula led the team in tackles.
The Junior High team finished their season with a bowl game versus the second place team in the other division playing for third place in the conference, improving their record to 6-2.
Ransom Everglades 0
Christian 0
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Boca 14
Junior Lazaro Fields runs hard to be a :major contributor to the tea:rn. Fields Worked his way up to beco:rne the tea:rn 's fifth :man.
Senior Adrian Perez pushed himself to the finish. "It was great to finish my cross country career a state champion," Perez said.
BANG! Runners took off from the starting line at the Greater Miami Private School Championships. Belen won the meet continuing their winning streak.
Top runners Lawrence Duran and Joseph Dorfman made their final kick to the finish. Belen won the Westminster Academy Meet
Guillermo Echarte on his was to another first place finish at the Dade County Youth fair meet.
By Christopher Henry
CrossCountryteamcaptain the MiamiwDade County meet to since sophomore year, meet. The race saw the Echarte and his team had 1.f;y Wolv; rines take down two of expectations for the 2007 Rori/a' s best teams. Echarte set After having captured the taif a p rsGnal record of 15:28 at the
country team's ma' defend their tide.
To prepare e task at hand, Coach Frankie Ruiz took Echarte and '{ rest of the runners to Oregon, the land of Prefontaine, days to prepare for their repe t seaso • Oregon, also known Town USA", provide terrain for the team on. The team ran twice covering over 110 miles.
The team saw their h work pay off as they tore through
i e state meet, the Wol : displayed how dominant a force they truly were,
WithIthis victory, Belen Cross Country became the second male tear/ in MiamiwDade County h J tory to ever win back to back sta · tides. Although Echarte was no / able to capture the individual title he said, "I'd take back-tow l ack team tides any day."
Top row: Douglas Chacon, Michael Cruz, Lawrence Duran, Lazaro Fields, Guillermo Echarte, Joseph Dorfman, Elliot Clemente, Gabriel Loret de Mola, Brian Otero, Max Echarte. Middle row: Adrian Perez, Peter Perez de Corcho, Julian Rey, Rafael Tua, Benjamin Otero, Michael Caballero, Alex Hernandez, Alex Egusquiza. First row: Steve Echenique, Joshua Lopez, Carlos Garcia, Victor Velazquez, Branden Martinez, Francisco Malvar, Nicholas Ruiz. Not Pictured: Carlos Vara, Joseph Lindsay.
Elliot Clemente was the top eighth grade finisher at the state meet. He was a major contributor to the Cross Country team.
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By Jorge Rios
1st Belen lnvitaional
1st Holy Rosacy Invitational
1st An:h.Can:oll Invitational
1st St. Kevin Invitational
1st Flrunners.com Invitational
1st ACC Championship
2nd Dade County
1st Tri-County Championship
2nd Ransom Invitational
1st Catholic Championship
By Jorge Rios
3rd Belen lnvitaional
1st Holy Rosary Invitational
3rd Caroll Invitational
1st St. Kevin Invitational
3rd All Catholic Conference
5th Tri-County Championship
Running hard, eigth grader Branden Martinez leads the race while being followed by the Ransom team•
Kevin Montiel strides ahead of the competition. Montiel look's to follow in the steps of his father who was also a cross country runner
By Augusto Venegas
Westminster
Westminster Invitational
Marathon Ransom
Westminster Gulliver
LaSalle
Ransom
Palmer Trinity
Palmer Trinity
Youth Fair
Districts
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By Augusto Venegas
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Senior Charles Melendez tees off a par five. Melendez went on to shoot 1 under par in the hole.
Freshman Guillermo Quirch practices his swing at Jim McLean's Golf•• Quirche was a top player on the JV Golf team.
Head of the Creek
Head of the Charles (V8+ only)
Head of the Chattahooche
Erg Sprints
Novice Regatta
Tri-Meet vs Plant High School and Capital City Crew
Tri-Meet vs. Winter Park High School and Lake Brantley
Florida Sprints League
South Florida Sprints
Florida Scholastic Rowing Association State Champioship
Novice 8+ attempts to create a larger lead as th e pass the crowds at the South Florida Sprints
Cha.rnpionsh · lp. This group of rowers proved that the Wolverine Crew has a pro ; ••.u.SJng future.
Senior Sebastian Juncadella, Sophomore Alexander Olesen and Senior Alexander Gonzalez-Jacobo push through the drive of the stroke. All three athletes were instrumental parts of the Varsity 8+.
Coach Dawn Viyella
Freshman 8+ raise their stroke rating as they approach the sprint of their race. The freshmen were the only boat able to bring home a State Championship and went on to place third at the Scholastic Nationals.
Third 8+ finishes out a close race in which they placed fourth. This boat went through many changes, but they were still able to succeed
Varsity 8+ powers through the final strokes of the Head of the Creek.
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such as the Miami International Regatta and many of their trimeet races.
Another boat that was very successful was the JV 8+. Although this boat underwent many line-up changes, the nine athletes gelled together to ensure a winning season. At the state competition, the three top boats placed fourth in some highly contested races between Capital City Crew, Winter Park High School, and sota Crew.
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very close · Beach eshman n e tate of Florida that we were a force to be reckoned with in the future.
First row: Gregory Santos, James Roen, Daniel Perez, Michael Verdeja, Justin Uano, Eduardo Ragolta, Pablo Rodriguez-Cepero, Rafael Restrepo, Francisco Torres de Navarro, and Luis Caballero. Second Row: Coach Kingshook De, Michael Schnabel, Diego Juncadella, Jordan Uano, Nicholas Tomisino, Adrian Gonzalez, Richard Sanz, Alexander Olesen, Adrian Sanchez-Roig, Alexander Jasman, Joshua Munoz, Brandon Eisaman, Matthew Sierra, Raymond Quirantes, Luis Barreto, and Matthew Cabrera. Third Row: Christopher Hernandez, Julian Cruz, Carlos Cancela, Stephen Koch, Alex Montes, Carlos Fernandez, Anthony Martin, Gabriel Campo, Alexander Gonzalez-Jacobo, John O'Sullivan, Julian Mazaira, Christoph Sproul, Carlos Parra, Eduardo Ruiz, Jorge Ginory-Perez, Eddy Cosio, and Coach Dawn Viyella. Fourth Row: Alejandro Ruiz, Devin Hartling, Sebastian Juncadella, Jose de la Torre, David Motola, Jose Rivero, Victor de Zarraga, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Jose Avila, Gonzalo Trigueros, Nicholas Gonzalez, and Mario Solares
JV 8+ arrives at the catch during the finals of their state competition. "It was truly an honor to row with the seniors on this boat that showed me the true meaning of perserverence and commitment," said Sophomore Diego Juncadella.
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First Woodsen Invitational
Dade County
First Youth Fair
First Districts
First Regionals
First States
On his last lap of a .tnedley relay Junior Julio ' Lopez pushes through to the finish. The four •44an relay group finished second in the West.tninster dual.tneet.
The team huddles as they prepare to defeat Westminster in a dual meet. The Wolverines won that meet 122 to 44.
Flying off the starting block, Freshman Carlos Omafia dives into the first lap of his freestyle relay. Omafia was one of the many swimmers who led the team to victory at the meet.
Senior Andres Simauchi dives into his 100 yard, butterfly race. Last year was Simauchi' s fourth consecutive year on the swimming team.
By: Javier Verdeja and Anthony Martin
Coming off a staterunner up tide in 2005 and state championship in 2006, the twenty-five varsi swimmers were out to they were the best.
and Junior Morejon, the swim team yet another
Defeating ri al swim teains, such as Ra som and Gulliver, gave the s ad the confidence they nee ed to defend a State Cha could States again because we had done it before," said Junior Carlos Basnuevo.
Swimming coach Mr. Kirk Peppas motivated his
team by reminding them that they had to swim their best every meet because all opponents wanted to defeat the previous State
had already speed and technique.
La.st year, became the first team to back to back swimming Sta Championships since 1964. It was a tide they fought for, and they managed to achieve.
First Row: Patrick Arenson, Jean-Paul Godreau, Gaspar Barreto, Carlos Omana. Second Row: Carlos Basnuevo, Jake Bakas, Carlos Fonseca, Paul Grenet, Andres Vazquez, William Johnson. Third Row: Laurindo Pardo, Anthony Lopez, Pablo Morejon, Julio Lopez, Mario Egues. Fourth Row: Sebastian Orozco, Carlos Araque, Victor Lopez-Cantera,Tulio Alvarez-Burgos, Andres Simauchi. Not pictured: Juan Lopez, Diego Donna, Mario Carcamo, Anthony Kanelidis, Ricardo Herrera.
Junior Carlos Basnuevo comes up for air as he swims in the free-style 100 yard race. Basnuevo has been a member of the team for the past three years.
Eighth grader Mathew Bill makes the perfect dive. Bill improved tremendously during the season.
Eighth grader Christopher Gomez gasps for air while swU:nJning the breaststroke. Gomez was one of the top swiJntners on the team.
grader Julian
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Making big waves, the 2007 junior high swim team was composed of mostly eighth and seventh graders. The team was led by third year coach and '03 alumnus Mr. Javier Araque.
The season started off against rival Gulliver and Ransom in a tri-meet. The team trained hard throughout the season to ensure a win in the ultimate competition,
the Middle School Dade County Youth ''The parents made it very easy for m Fair Championship which took place in by making sure that the team was taken car November and was open to all schools (private of and everything was always ready for th and public). meets," said coach Araque.
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Seventh grader Julian Ballesta: led the way with two first place finishes an< helped both relays finish in the top three Four of the team members finished in th , top eight. The team finished in third plac• behind Palmetto and Gulliver. The tean also placed second in the Miami lndependen School Championship once again behinc rival Gulliver.
Top Row: Alex Carr, Herzen Cortes, Matthew Espinosa, Ivan Lopez-Bosch, Christian Gomez, Danny Ruiz. Middle Row: Julian Ballestas, Evan Banciella, Manuel Leon, Jake Guso, Jorge Gonzalez, Albert Perez. First Row: Matthew Bill, Peter Kiliddjian, Andrew Tembley, Ben lncera, Juan Carlos, Gabriel Pertierra, Victor Saladia, Frankie Verdecia. Not pictured: Boleck de Palachowsky.
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and MVP of the team.
Eighth grader
Anthony Baldiccini swings to send the ball over.
Baldiccini was a leading player on the team.
Eigth grader
John Pessoa takes his best shot at a serve. Pessoa was a returning player on the tennis teatn·
Seventh grader Juan Lorido comes up to the net to put away a return. Lorido also played on the varsity tennis team for the second year in a row.
Junior Alex Lazaro shows off his strong forehand.
Lazaro was a valuable asset to the tennis team.
Rolando Vazquez sets up to slatn the ball. Vazquez was a returning player on the tennis teatn·
Rolando Vazquez, Alex Lazaro, Robert Canales and Coach Joshua
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By Jose Moreiras
Tennis went through a very constructive year. Previous coach Mr. Patrick Collins passed the torch on to new varsity and junior high coach Mr. Joshua Siegmeister. Coach Siegmeister was an experienced tennis player who showed his coaching ability by having a strong first year.
Senior Roland Martinez was a four year letterman. "We had a tough season but despite our hard schedule we played very well and ended up third in the district," said Martinez.
Martinez played the number one singles and on the number one doubles. His position on the team will be hard to fill.
Leading the junior high team for the second consecutive year
MVP was seventh grader Juan
Lorido. The team went 2-2 losing to Ransom and Gulliver but were successful in defeating opponents Westminster and Ephiphany.
"It was a lot of fun and we are looking forward to many improvements next year," said Coach Siegmeister.
Anthony Baldaccmi, Esteban Bruna, Santiago Vidal, Juan Lorido and John Pessoa.
Standing: Juan Campuzano, Patrick Arrojo, Hunter Sessions, Daniel Fuenmayor, Alberto Perez, Christian Perez, Richard Cambo, and Coach Joshua Siegmeister.
Senior Roland Martinez hits the ball over the net to get an ace. Martinez was the number one singles player and part of the number one doubles on the varsity tennis team.
First row Juan Lorido, Jose Lorido,John Pessoa, Julian Bruna and Ferran Arimon. Top row Stephen Zambrano,
Senior Andre Garcia goes for a lay-up. Garcia really came out to play this season and helped the team to many victories.
Senior Jonathan Fernandez prepares to pull up for a contested jU.tnper against the St. Vincent Palotti defender. Fernandez was the starting center and dominated the paint all throughout the year.
Senior Diego Fernandez-Soto drives to the basket. FernandezSoto was an asset to the team and was invited to the DadeBroward all-star basketball game.
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By Sergio Femandez-Soto
Mter four years
captain averaged 11 points and 6 assists per game.
Michael Garcia had a total 20 points and 5 three pointers in the win for the second consecutive year against rival Columbus High School.
Quezada was a membe the Varsity basketball team sin he was a freshman and a starter since his sophomore year. Quezada was able to drive in and pass the ball out to his teammates Diego Femandez-Soto and Michael Garcia who both had impressive accuracy from the three point line. They also both participated in the three-point contest in which Femandez-Soto advanced to the district finals.
A most memorable game last year was against Ferguson High School where Quezada had 26 points and 9 assists. The senior
One of the team's greatest vi ctory was in The Kreul Classic a · st Santaluces who at the time as nked number two in the state in ass 6A. The team finished the season with a record of 19-1 0. Some of the losses included tough games against Monsignor Pace, Sunset and Bishop Verot High School.
"We had a very successful season with 19 wins and another win against Columbus for the second straight year," said Femandez-Soto.
Top row: Coach Jose E. Roca, Coach Ruben Marrero, Andre Garcia, Michael Garcia, Jonathan Fernandez, Jorge Menocal, Pablo Alvarez, Michael Newmeyer and Coach Carlos Bravo. Kneeling: Alfonso Aguila, Oscar Londono, Diego Femandez-Soto, Nicholas Santurio, Antonio Quezada, Daniel Ramos and Alex Duarte.
Senior Michael Garcia drives against a Ronald Reagan defender. Garcia drove the crowd wild with his incredible ability to 'make it rain' which was just another way of calling his long range shots.
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By Javier Verdeja
Freshman basketball had a very successful season ending with a record of 9-2.
The team was led by leading scorer Jordan Blecher, floor leader Edmond Benedetti and best defender Daniel Rincon. Mr. Jorge Martinez entered his third consecutive season as head coach of the team.
"I think this particular team was very spirited. Against Pace, for example, the team was in a slump but stayed in it with their spirits high/' said Coach Martinez.
Pace was just one of two big wins for the team. Being down by eight points going into to the fourth quarter against Pace and North Broward, the team demonstrated fortitude and emerged victorious.
Although the team lost to St. Thomas Aquinas and once to North Broward, the basketball team never quit and always stayed focused.
"We'll never forget this season," said Freshman Nicolas White.
Forward Daniel Rincon takes a quick lay up against North Broward Prep.. Rincon was one of the teams' most reliable scorers inside the paint
Sophomore Reggie Colas completes a lay-up to add another score in their victory against the Explorers.
by Gabriel Castillo
For the second time in school history, the N basketball team went undefeated with a record of 19-0. The Leading scorer was Sophomore Reggie Colas, with an average of 21.6 points a game and a total of 411 points.
Other outstanding players who played a huge part in completing the season with a perfect record were Sophomores Sergio Femandez-Soto, Arturo Martinez, Freddy Latour and Freshman Manny Sicre.
Many of the players were moved up to varsity towards the end
of the season due to their amazing performance on the N court.
"This team has it all. It has leadership, impressive skills, and discipline. I couldn't ask for anything more," said Head Coach Ruben Marrero.
The N Wolverines defeated Ransom Everglades which was the last challenge of the perfect season.
"Throughout a tough season we pulled together as a team and ended with an undefeated season," said forward Sophmore Jason Fernandez.
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By Sergio Femandez-Soto
For the past couple of years the Junior High Gold basketball team has had a reputation of being able to accomplish great things, amongst those things 'perfection'. These kids had big shoes to fill and people to impress, and they did just that.
A very tough schedule did not stop them from having over 25 wins and only four losses. Two out of the team's four losses were in overtime.
The team's offense managed to put up an impressive average of 4 5 points per game. One
of the greatest victories was in the Palmer Trinity tournament against rival Ransom Everglades when the Wolverines came back from a twelve point deficit late in the third quarter and managed to pull through with a win.
This was the third year in a row that head coach Alex Zequeira wins the Palmer Trinity tournament.
Eigth grader Jordi Fernandez said, "We had a memorable season and we came out victorious."
Eighth grader Julian Legido prepares to pull his signature move on the Ransom Everglades defender. Legido was a key ingredient to the team's success by contributing his accuracy from the three point line
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Eighth grader Gerardo Portela displays his ability to soar through the air over defenders for an easy two points. Portela, the team's starting point guard showed great leadership throughout the year.
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Sixth grader Mathew Fernandez sets up for the shot. Fernandez was an asset to the team and helped the team achieve their undefeated season
Eighth grader Esteban GolllezRivera puts his opponent in a reverse chicken Wing. GolllezRivera had an excellent season.
puts his opponent in a half-nelson. A half-nelson was always the best way to pin your opponent.
Senior Alain Mazaira
Senior Amado Nieto takes down a Mater Academy wrestler. Nieto was one of the most accomplished wrestlers acquiring the district title and third in the region.
Freshman Joshua Lopez pins down a Ransom Everglades wrestler. Lopez's performance on the mat qualified him for regional competition
By Augusto Venegas and Dylan Rico
llbe pressure of stepping on to that mat is unbearable. llbe sound of the whistle is the only thing a wrestler waits for. But once it sounds, there is only one thing on their minds: the pin.
llbe Wolverines accumulated many wins throughout the season. llbe team took a total of two people to the state finals.
Senior Amado Nieto was one, showcasing his talent. Team captain Junior Ricardo Rodriguez had the best season in the team. He won districts, and he ended up taking second in the state finals, which was a great accomplishment as a junior. Rodriguez has wrestled for two years, and
made states twice.
llbe team was coached by Mr. Fidel Abelo and Mr. Lazaro Reinoso. llbese coaches gave all of their time and effort to help better the team. Former wrestler Steven Rico also helped the team by serving as assistant coach.
"I think the season went pretty well for what we had. I mean, we only had three seniors and about 7 5 °/o of the kids were first timers, but I have high hopes for next year's team," said Coach Reinoso.
Even though the wrestling team is still young, it holds a lot of promise for years to come and hopefully even a state championship.
Junior Ricardo Rodriguez prepares to lunge at his opponent.
Kneeling: Julian Rivas-Firpi, John Pistorino, Justin Begelman, Ricardo Rodriguez, Esteban Gomez-Rivera, Joshua Lopez and Antonio Rabassa. Standing: Coach Steven Rico, Coach Fidel Abelo, Pedro Montiel, Anthony Wood, Amado Nieto Jr., Andres Cacicedo, Victor Reites and Coach Lazaro Reinoso. Not pictured: Alexander Hess
Sophomore Pedro Montiel dominates an Archbishop Carroll wrestler. Montiel wan a huge asset to the wrestling team.
ForwardS · entor Andres Mannol dribbles past two opposing defenders in his attempt to shoot His persistence. on the field helped him score them t os goals In the season With an am aztng 19 goals in 21 games.
Varsity soccer goes over their strategies before the game. The team engaged in the popular pump up chant game.
Junior Jose Ferreiro tries to steal the ball from a Pace forward. The team's great defense helped them accomplish both wins against this huge rival.
Senior Alonso Llobal passes the ball just in time before an opponent tackles him. The Wolverine's strong offensive work paid off with the team scoring 56 goals by the end of the season.
"This is the best season four years!" s aid ead Coach Tanger is probably the varsity completed their record of 11-8-2.
The season's players were Victor Verdeja, who blocked a penalty against St. Thomas Aquinas, 'Andres Marmol,
Led by Senior Victor made the third all-Dade team, the team accomplished a total of seven shutouts, scored fifty six goals with thirty eight against, and secured the number one spot in the district.
Although the season had ups and downs, characterized mostly by the many injuries and
disappointing loss versus Ronald Reagan in the district semifinals. "We really felt like we had a strong team and should have excelled much further than the semi-finals," said Senior Llobal Alonso.
The Wolverines came out "For goal lead in however, the defense the me,, the most memorable at the begginning of the season when we defeated Edison and Pace," said E>aniel Rojas. According to the team captain, soccer is all about dedication, hard
me the importance of goals, and I'm not just talking about the ones scored by my teammates," concluded Verdeja.
Goalie Senior Victor Verdeja jumps and beats the opp osing team's forward to the ball.
First Row: Sebastian Duque, Roberto Grimal, Jorge Guarch, Boxja Sagarduy, Andres Morfin, Francisco Chamorro. Second Row: Juan De La Ossa, Gabriel Loret De Mola, Jose Ferreiro, Johnny Arellano, Roberto Sroka, Daniel Rojas, Lucas Da Pieve, Carlos Garda-Velez, Juan Cardenas, Andre Seidenthal. Top Row: Coach Tanger Mendonca, Victor Verdeja, Raul Loys, Daniel Lobo, Andres Marmol, Alonso Llobal, Julio Villafane, Inigo Abaroa, Felipe Ortega, Manuel De Zarraga, Pedro Infante. Not Pictured: Fabio Raucci
Defender Senior Daniel Rojas cleanly slide tackles an opponent. The Wolverines' defense aided in the team's accomplishment of seven shutouts in twenty one games.
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By Juan Gonzalez
"The best offense is a good defense". This cliche is often used in sports. This quote was probably the best description of our Junior Varsity soccer team.
With a final record of seven wins, two ties, and two loses, it is safe to say that the team faired quite well.
"I think our defense was the key component of our triumph," said captain and defender Sophomore Diego Costa.
After all, their impenetrable defense is what allowed their offense to gain the freedom to counter attack and score. In a sense, their defense was truly their means of victory.
In the end, it was the team's unity and ability to play as one that paved their path to a winning record. Their success will hopefully · translate to more victories at the Varsity level.
Freshman Gonzalo Mengotti dribbles past a shaken defender. The Wolverines' speed allowed them to swiftly and easily bypass all defenses
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Defender Diego Mion clears the ball in order to get it out of the danger
Seventh grader Nicolas Lopez dribbles past the opposing team's defender. The team's offense was in control throughout the entire games.
Sixth grader Carlos Acevedo dribbles past an opponent. The team's offense was sensational in finishing the season with 27 scored goals.
Nfidnelder Sergio Sroka outrUns d an opponent an centers the ba\1. The teatn' s strong offense allowed thetn to score 55 goals in the season.
First Row: Kevin Gonzalez, Jorge Orta, Nicolas Lopez, Nikola Arenas, Second Row:
Juan Lorido, John-Paul Rodriguez, Juan Aguila, Juan Pablo Cobian, Enrique Lam, Top Row: Coach Tanger Mendonca, Diego Rosette, Carlos Espina, Juan Carlos Morfin, Sergio Sroka, Mateo Buraglia, Jose Scheuren, Felipe Prellezo, Not Pictured: Lucas Ochoa, Diego Mion, Juan Avila, Roberto Anton
Sixth grader Christian Barrial successfully heads the ball. The sixth grade soccer team's triumphant defenders helped finish the season with five shutouts.
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First Row: Alvaro Mejer, Santiago Vidal, William Candela, Michael Lopez. Second Row: Eugenio Cosculluela, Steven Solis, Federico Da Pieve, Jorge Powell, Carlos Acevedo. Third Row: Coach Juan Vidales, Adrian Izquierdo, John Medina, Christian Barrial, Samuel Maya, Alejandro Cortez, Rey Madiedo, Gabriel Lopez, Coach Tanger Mendonca. Not Pictured: Alejandro Pita, Simon Londono, Daniel Concepcion, Miguel Zaldivar.
zone. The defense's success contributed to the team's undefeated season.
Junior Jorge Menocal blocks a Coral Gables hitter. Menocal was one of the .....-,.-;;t-+-·-t-. +. best offensive players.
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Carlos Smith Michael Cruz' and Michael Garrote prepare to bump the ball to the setter. There were eight seniors on the varsity team.
Garrote, Giovanni Rodriguez, Peter Arriola, Jorge Portuondo, Head Coach Carlos Zapata. Kneeling: Nicholas Rscher, Alex Egusquiza, Carlos Smith, Micheal Cruz and
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By Augusto Venegas
Varsity Volleyball had an awesome season this year. The team also had a new head coach Mr. Carlos Zapata. Previous Head Coach Mrs. Fernanda Downey left early in the year on maternity leave.
The team had shown to be a force to be reckoned with defeating such opponents as Mater, Greater Miami Academy, Coral Gables, Christopher Columbus and Jupiter, the third ranked team in the state.
Last year was also a momentous
occasion for the Varsity Volleyball team. It was the first year that a volleyball team from our school had qualified for districts.
At districts, the Wolverines played against Coral Park but unfortunately lost.
"We started off really slow but we came together and created great chemistry as a team," said right side hitter Senior Carlos Smith. "It is impressive that we are going to districts and placed third in a tournament that included the best teams of the state."
Senior Michael Cruz spikes the ball off a set from his twin brother Senior Christopher Cruz. Christopher was the team captain this past season and was a great leader.
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team. Todoroff was a very agile player.
Standing: Coach Lazaro Reinoso, Marco Rivero, Ricardo Fernandez, Gabriel Falero and JonMichael Barquin. Kneeling: Kevin Perez and Gilberto Delgado.
Eighth grader GUberto Delgado serves the ball to the · oppos1ngteatn· d Delgado on the ju.n1or high team for the conseccuuve year. Wolverines return the ball to win the point. The volleyball season was overall a tremendous success.
Sophomore Christopher Palomo jumps up to block the ball. Palomo was an aggressive player.
Junior }\dam Bofill sets up to serve. Bofill was f the most oneo valuable players on the teatn·
First Row: Daniel Solaun, Christopher Palomo, Christian Palomo and Adrian Alfonso. Top Row: Alexander Fischer, Benjamin Villacres, Jean-Paul Godreau and Manuel Flor. Not pictured: Andrew Gonzalez, Adam Bofill and Eric Todoroff•
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Seventh grader Marco Rivero sets up to serve. Rivero was a key player to the team's success.
Senior Marco Mejia puts his game face on to OVe.tpower the opposing hitter Mejia got batters. out by 'pulJin th trin g e s g' on the change
Senior Christopher De Goti throws the runner out at fisrt base. De Goti was counted on at second base as well as on the mound.
Coach Andres Blanco and Senior Y oe Lopez check out the signs being given from Head Coach Tony Meilan. Lopez was a four year starter on the team.
Junior Andres Wiltz throws the curve ball for strike three. Wiltz also belted seven homeruns and was one of the power hitters on the squad.
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Mter he hit a homerun in his first at bat of the season, it was evident that Senior Lucas Calderon would have a year that would sta out above e st. Calderon se a new bar for · rtality whe slugged nine h e ns to set new school record. rough the first nine games of the ea,..,..I.J._. ,., hit seven homemns in ni games.
At the time, Lucas leading the state in homeruns by three. Then in the Bishop Moore Catholic Challenge against Notre Dame High School, Calderon belted his eigth homer to tie the school record. When the team ( 1 7 7) returned home, they played t Ronald Reagan under the ligh
at the shortstop position by having a solid .908 fielding percentage.
Along with Calderon, senior leadership was displayed by Christopher De Goti, Y oe Lopez, Nicholas Martinez, Marco Mejia and Byron Soler. As the team captain, Lopez led by example by leading the team in hits and average (34, .41 0). Martinez brought stability
"We had a great time playing together, and the camaraderie between us was phenomenal. I will never forget this experience," said Calderon
First Row: Daniel Barrero, Christopher De Goti, Marcos Calderon and Emilio Pastor.
Second Row: Lucas Calderon, Cesar Ferreiro, Yoe Lopez, Gabriel Amor and Edgar Sanchez.
Top Row: Coach Tony Meilan, Coach Gil Meilan, Marco Mejia, Nicholas Martinez, Mario Rojas, Andres Wiltz, Michael Herrera, Byron Soler and Coach Andres Blanco.
Senior Lucas Calderon smacks a homer out of
Senior Nicolas Martinez tags the runner trying to steal. Martinez was a solid defensive shortstop.
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Second baseman Sophomore Christopher Trujillo makes the play. Trujillo was counted on offensively as well as difensively throughout the year.
Freshman Rene Tato hurls a fastball passed the hitter. Tato had an impressive season in junior varsity as well as varsity.
By Cesar Matinez-Quibus
With a winning season of nine wins, six loses, and one tie, it can be said that the Junior-Varsity Baseball team had an astounding year.
Included in those nine wins were the two games played against their rivals, the Key West Conchs, in which the JV team was victorious.
"We were a very talented team. We fought through the hard
times and stuck together the whole way," said pitcher Sophomore Alexander Vega.
The Junior Varsity team ended up playing several double headers due to the fact that there was a shortage of referees in the county.
In the end the JV team rose up to the challenge and won most of their double headers.
First row: Frank Romero, Joseph Rodriguez, Alexander Gimenez, Christopher Trujillo. Middle: Hector De La Nuez, Kyle Prats, Alexander De Goti, David Rodriguez, George Arango, Frank Mendez, Alex Vega, Max Salvador. Top row: Coach Enrique Hernandez, Javier Ortiz, Sheehan Planas-Arteaga, Rene Tato, Robert Baroniel, Felix Castillo, Nicolas Menocal, Julian Chavarry.
Freshman Robert Baroniel takes a cut at an inside fastball. Baroniel was called up to the varsity team after he finished his junior varsity season.
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Gabriel Soto smacks one out of the park. Soto hit several homeruns throughout the season.
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First Row: Eric Couto, Daniel Pino, Giancarlo Cueto, Kenji Martinez. Second Row: Andres Ruiz, David Gonzalez, Alex Gonzalez, Robert Morgado. Third Row: Daniel Guevara, Gabriel Sanchez, Alex Alvarez, William Pujals and Mark Munoz.
Ryan Rodriguez-Mena steals third base. The team was notorius for their fast players who frequently stole bases.
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Guevara. Second Row: Julian Guerra, Carlos Rosell, Gabriel Soto, Alec Acosta, Eric Artigues, Chris Suarez. Third Row: Andres Blanco, Ivan Botero, Michael Cabezas, Javier Herrera.
Hurdler Sopholllore Pablo Alvarez glides over his first hurdle dean at the FSU Relays A1 • Vare.z set a new llleet record at FSU with a 14.71 in the 11 0 llleter high hurdles.
Senior Michael Rios runs the 100 meter dash versus Ransom Everglades, Archbishop Carroll and Palmer Trinity. Rios ran an 11.12 in this race placing third overall.
Sophomore Edward Smit high jumps at a quad meet. Smit was the top high jumper marking at six feet two inches.
Sophomore Javier Ayo long jumps at the Father Ripoll S.J. relays. Ayo was a solid jumper and also contributed his talent to the 4x4 relay.
By Anthony Martin
Hard times and tough competition are two statements that can describe the 2008 Wolverine varsity track team. With an impressive state title in 2007 to follow up on, the varsity athletes competed to the best of their abilities to succeed. Midway through the year, complications with can er led to the hospitalization of ad Coach Mr. Arthur Foster.
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The team's strongest events ere the distance, hurdles, and urn ing events. Senior Guillermo c rte set the school record in the 2 0 meters with a time of 9:25 an Sophomore Pablo Alvarez set the FSU relays meet record in the 0 hurdles with a 14.7.
At the state meet, Guillermo Echarte received second place at the 3 200 M and the 4x8 received second place.
First Row: Gabriel Alvarez, Greg Jalil Joshua Lopez Edmund Benedetti Carlos Garcia, Jordan Blecher, Manuel Sicre, Rafael Tua, Nicholas Ruiz, Marley Case, Victor Velazguez. Second Row: Michael Wilson, David Alvarez, Maxie Staines Benjamin Otero, Luis Caldera, Nicholas Herrera, Roberto Arafk Fernando Garcia, Michael de la Hoz, Edward Smit, Pablo Alvarez Anthony uiblasi. Third Row:Carlos Barguin, lVlax Echarte, Daniel Mastrovito_, Daniel Echeverria, Julio Lascano, Daniel Barrera, Jose Gomez, Brix Gomez, Javier Ayo, Jose Nloreiras, Guillermo Echarte, Lawrence Duran, Lazaro Fields, Joseph Dorfman, Gabriel Loret de Mola Michael Caballero, Victor Verdeja John Guzzo Julian Rey1 Tamara Foster, Gerardo Portela. TQp_ Row: Christopher Hervr, Sergio Fernandez-Soto, Bnen Garcia, Brian Otero,Randy Fabre, Michael Rios, Aridres Rodriguez, Nicolas White, Alexander lparraguirre, Alexander Ramirez, Diego Fernandez-Soto, Julian Rojo.
Senior Guillermo Echarte and Junior Lawrence Duran run the 1600 meter at the Father Ripoll S.J. relays. "Guillermo and Larry were our long distance duo, consistently contributing points to the team in major meets," said Track Coach Victor Arrieta.
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Eigth grade team captain Elliot Clemente wins the mile race at the ACC Championship. Clemente was one of the biggest assets on the track and field team last year.
Eighth grader Branden Martinez takes a quick lead in the 100 Mlow hurdles. Along with hurdling, Martinez was also a helpful distance runner.
Seventh grader Alex Diblasi gives his last push to set a new personal record in the long jump. Diblasi improved gready through out the year.
Sixth grade hurdler Jorge Powell leaps over the final hurdle in the 100 m
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Sixth grader Ryan Rodrignez-Mena gives it all he has in the 100 m dash. Sixth graders worked hard to display their potential in this young team.
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First Row: Ryan RodriguezMena, Michael Magonlas, William Candela, Andy Fernandez, Alvaro Mejer and Kevin Montiel. Second Row: Daniel Sirven, Javier Chang, Jorge Powell, Nicolas lparraguirre, Julio Diaz, Andres de Varona, Zachary Garcia, Juan Carlos Naranjo and Alex Gaston• Top Row: Jorge Pola, Samuel Maya, Kevin Cuellar, Alex Cortes, Christian Banial, Matthew Vega-Sanz and Nicholas Fernandez.
low hurdles to win first place in the
Championship. Powell was key to success for the sixth grade team.
Senior Anthony Aguad stands uprright and ready to stop the oncoming puck. Aguad had many game changing saves throughout the season.
Senior Nicholas Mouriz skates toward the puck to stop the offensive player. Mouriz was played right and left defense throughout the season.
by Francisco Malvar
Varsity Roller Hockey played with great effort throughout the entire season both in the Suniland League and Fish League in Platation, Florida.
The team defended its title and won first place in Suniland and placed fourth in the Fish league.
Throughout the season the Varsity roller hockey team went through many ups and downs but toward the end of the season things began to quickly change for the better.
"I thought that our
development throughout the season was very great and it helped each player understand his role," saidAguad.
The team was led by Seniors Nicholas Mouriz, Adrian Perez, Anthony Aguad and Albert Suieras.
Towards the end of the season, every player on the team was an essential part to to the overall success.
"I am glad to have been apart of this team because it demonstrated great amounts of character," said Adrian Perez.
Senior Albert Suieras shoots the puck towards the goal in an effort to score. Suieras gave an excellent e:fifort everrt:ilne while on the rink.
Benjamin Hubert, Adam Bo:fill, Nicholas Mouriz, Patrick Ingehn.o, Adrian Perez, Pablo Plasencia, Jose Boschetti, Albert Sueiras, Philip Ingelmo, Coach Ski Aguad and Tony Aguad.
SophomoreM· ano Carcamo goes up top th b ass e an. Carcamo Was one of the top defensive players who could also score.
Sophomore Anthony Lopez attempts to score a goal. Lopez was one of the top players of the varsity water polo team.
Senior Andres Simauchi throws a pass to one of the forwards.
was the captain and only senior on the team.
Varsity Water Polo team huddles and prays before facing Columbus High School. Columbus was a big rival so their defeat was highly anticipated.
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Junior Gaspar Barreto goes for the score.
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Achievement and success was what the varsity water polo team was all about. The Varsity Water Polo dominated most of their opponents.
The team completed another stellar season as they had 19 wins and only em losses. For the first time, they defeated long time rivals Gulliver and Ransom on the tournament.
Andres Simauchi was the team captain and only senior
Bakas, Juan Lopez, Gaspar Barreto and Sophomore Anthony Lopez combined for more than 224 goals in the season.
Even more impressive was the fact that each starter scored more than 30 goals throughout
was the Fons0 -a was the goalie and proved crucial in five of the eam' s victories by two goals or less.
Even though the team suffered a tough defeat in the Championship potsed to make a run at 2009 state championship.
"Our expections are very high for next year, Hopefully we win states next year," said Sophomore Mario Carcamo.
First Row: Gaspar Barreto, Anthony Kanelidis, David Fonseca, Ricky Herrera, William Johnson. Second Row: Anthony Lopez, Jake Bakas, J.C Lopez, David Angarita. Third Row: Carlos Basnuevo, Juan Lopez, Mario Carcoma. Fourth Row: Herzen Cortes, John Amy, Jake Guso, Albert Perez (Not Pictured) Andres Simauchi.
Junior Juan Carlos Lopez passes to his teammate. Lopez was the most valuable player on the team.
By Alejandro Azoy
Potential is what you can say about the Junior Varsity water polo team. The team was filled with many successes and disappointments.
The team had a heart braking loss in which the team lost by one goal after coming back from a seven goal deficit against Gulliver. But they beat rival Ransom three times. They finished with seven wins and five losses.
Seventh grader Herzen Cortes was the team captain and the star
player of the team. Cortes scored 3 1 goals and had 9 assists.
Seventh grader Jake Guso was also a very good player who looks to help the team in the future. Sixth graders Max Goldberg and Adrian Alepuz showed potential of being the future stars of the team.
"ltlooks like a very promising future for the varsity water polo team," said assistant coach Carlos Moreno.
Eighth grader John Amy tries to throw the ball to teammates after a saved goal. Amy was the goalie and the core of a successful water polo defense.
During the 2007-2008 school year, ten cheerleaders chose to be part of our school's cheer squad. The team was led by five seniors including captains Patty Velasco and Nicole Fernandez. The seniors made it a point to assure that although it was a small team, they still felt like a family.
"We're always encouraging each other to do the best we can and in doing so, we become better teammates," said Senior Denise Halpin.
The team had seven underclass members who prepared to take the reigns of the team for the future.
By Matthew Cabrera
"Nicole and Patty were great captains. I couldn't have asked for anyone better to have lead us," said Freshman Samantha Cabrera.
Belen cheerleading became something that all these girls looked forward to as it was an intricate part of their lives. Their experiences will serve as a memory that they will always remember.
"There's something about Belen cheerleading that you can't help but love. Our small team got along so well and had so much fun. It is something I am going to miss," said Sophomore Bea Armand.
Fernandez helped keep the tradition of making a wolverine sign during the free throws.
Senior Patty Velasco soars while her teammates wait to catch her. Velasco and Senior Nicole Fernandez were the team co-captains •
Senior Nicole Fernandez leads the cheerleaders as they await a free throw.
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By Jose Moreiras
Most people think CLC is just a club that meets every Tuesday and the reason we have a special schedule that day. CLC is an acronym that stands for Christian Life Community. The Christian Life Community is actually an international association whose origin is in Rome.
When the CLC meets on Tuesday, they get together in groups and reflect on their lives. The groups are close to each other and can easily relate with one another. "I have been in CLC for a while and I like being a member I have developed relationships with people I never imagined," said Sophomore Andres Gaviria. Mr. George Porta, who is one of the newest member of CLC, said "It is a very rewarding experience being able to communicate and pray with the members".
CLC can trace its roots to St. Ignatius of Loyola founder of the Society of Jesus. Following the example of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the CLC provides community service such as the Thanksgviing Food Drive. Theology Department Chairperson, Dr. Josefina Chirino, is the head of CLC and has worked very hard to make it what it is today.
Mrs. Ana Fenton leads a discussion of her CLC group including Sophomores Andres Gaviria and Gabriel Alvarez. Ms. Fenton felt very proud of participating in CLC.
By Valentin Arenas
On their 25th anniversary of the Belen Youth Missions, students, faculty and parents went on a ten day trip with the same expectations they always had, to help improve living conditions in the Dominican Republic. As the mission grew over the past years, so did the number of members. From parents and teachers to students and alumni. During their trip to the island of the Dominican Republic, the Youth Missions helped care for the villagers in hospitals, whether through surgery or regular appointments. They also helped to build a bridge connecting two neighboring villages. The volunteers enjoyed the charitable work they were doing and surely will continue this mission for the years to come.
Senior Robert Hildreth, who grew up in the Dominican Republic and witnessed first hand the misfortunes of the poor day to day, went to help on the mission. "To me, there isn't a greater sense of satisfaction than putting a sniile on someone's face," said Hildreth.
Belen alumn Christopher Formoso helps in the hospital by checking a patient's blood pressure. Many of the volunteers chose to work in the hospitals with the local people.
By Javier Verdeja
Close Up is a program where Juniors and Seniors get the chance to view their government in action for one full week. During the trip, two of our students shared a room with two students from another school in a different state.
"My roommates were great. I really got to see life in a different perspective and I got to learn a lot about New Orleans," said Junior Jorge Portuondo.
The idea of rooming with other students is to get a feel for college life and to learn about the ideals of people from various parts of the country. Each day began with a workshop followed by tours of the city and its numerous memorials.
"The memorials and tours were great but I'd have to say the best part was debating my views with other students on Capitol Hill Day/' said Junior Rene Gomez. That day, the students met with Members of Congress such as, representative Mrs. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. The students had an opportunity to ask questions and see their government in action up close.
"I'll never forget this trip. The people I met, the places I saw, the knowledge I acquired were just some of the things I'll carry in my memory for the rest of my life," added Junior Juan Arellano.
The Junior class gathers in front of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Many of the visiting students claimed that this was one of their favorite stops throughout their trip to D.C.
By Andres Novoa
To start off their middle school careers, sixth graders were welcomed to the school with the annual Mini-Olympics. Sixth graders spent a fun-filled day with parents going head-to-head, homeroom versus homeroom, with activities like dodge ball, relay races, and basketball.
As always, the day started with a mass celebrated by Father Frank Permuy, S.J Mter mass, students and parents were treated to a delicious breakfast to receive the required energy for the day's forthcoming tomfoolery. Mter breakfast, students went outside to the central patio to meet with their respective homerooms to get pumped up. Mr. Charles Curry, decked out in his Greek god apparel, presided as the master of ceremonies and gave the order to "let the games begin!"
"My favorite part was the trojan horse and the games," said sixth grader Michael Palacio.
Mter an exciting morning filled with lots of competitions, awards were handed out to the victorious teams. After lunch, Sports Authority and Best Buy gift cards, along with other goodies, were raffled off. Everyone walked away feeling good about themselves, winner or loser, proving that you don't have to win to have a great time.
Brian Valiente scans the other side of the court for potential dodgeball victims. Dodgeball was held in the gym and was one of the most exciting activities of Mini Olympics.
By Andres Novoa
Grandparents' Day last year was filled with lots of fun for both the parents and the seventh graders who participated. Upon arriving at the school, grandparents and grandchildren were treated to pastelitos, croquetas, cafe con leche, and many other culinary necessities.
Mter a hardy breakfast, they broke up into groups and went on to participate in the many planned activities. Of course, no gathering of more than three grandparents can be complete without a rousing game of dominoes.
As the day progressed, the grandparents and their seventh grade grandchildren also played several rounds of bingo. Seventh grader Juan Aguila said "I enjoyed dominoes and spending time with my friends." Once bingo was out of the way, the abuelos were given a complete tour of the campus led by math teacher Mr. Juan Luis Flores who recounted the history behind our school to the grandparents and grandchildren.
Seventh graders Vincent Vazquez and Dominic Chinigo play a game of dominoes. Bingo, puzzles, and card games were some of the other activities offered at Grandparents Day.
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Mateo Buraglia waits in line to get some Caesar salad. After all the activities, grandchildren and grandparents were able to have a delicious lunch together.
Seventh grade math teacher Mr. Juan Luis Rores gives a tour of the school to grandparents and grandchildren. Mr. Rores has been giving tour for seven years.
Fathers and sons participate in a competitive game of flag football. Other activities throughtout the day included basketball, tennis and ping pong. •••
By Andres Novoa
Father and Son Day proved to be another succesful event for the eighth grade class. From basketball to flag football to ping pong and tennis, fathers and sons alike enjoyed a day of bonding and competition.
To begin the day, the families celebrated mass with Father Frank Permuy, SJ. After mass, the fathers and sons went to begin a day of fun filled activities. Lunch was then served and allowed a moment of relaxation and a chance for the families to interact with each other.
During the day, fathers and their sons not only enjoyed games and food, but also a time to get closer to each other. Eighth grader Daniel Rojo said "I really enjoyed being able to spend time and bond with my father." They also allowed for a chance to get closer as a community between families and friends. Father and son day proved to be a fun and stress relieving day.
Eighth graders and their fathers enjoy a game of basketball where they competed against other father/ son teams. The families enjoyed the day and its fun packed activities
Eighth grader Daniel Rodri Pennuy SJ. Fathers recetves communion from Father begmmg a day of various acti .ti.sons celebrated mass before VI es.
Eighth grader Michael Betancourt and his father play a game of ping pong. The games allowed for quality time between fathers and sons.
By Jorge Rios
Freshman family day is the day where the ninth grade class can spend and enjoy quality time with their families. From dodgeball to basketball and even tug-o-war, children and adults alike enjoyed a day of various acivities. This day is a great day for children and their families to bond and spend time together and enjoy the day as a family.
The freshman and their families get to start off the day with a mass and a brunch, followed by various fun activities which even included face painting.
Freshman Carlos Omana said "I enjoyed being able to spend time with my family". Family Day has been a tradition for the ninth grade for many years and will continue to be a tradition for many more to come.
Freshmen and their families enjoy lunch together The families enjoyed a day of fun filled activities while spending quality time together.
Tenth grade mothers perform a skit for the other students and their mothers. The skit portrayed a typical Friday for a Belen student which began with the morning before school, and ended with the usual gathering at Sunset Place later that night.
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By Juan Gonzalez
Mother and Son Day presented a chance for tenth graders to bond with their mothers. The event filled day began with a mass that included a heart-warming sermon by Father Pedro Cartaya. Then, came the warm, delicious breakfast provided by the cafeteria staff. After that, the group headed over to the lgnatian Center. There, they saw a skit put together by several moms who imitated the students and their daily rituals while poking fun at them. When commenting on why he enjoyed it, sophomore Julian Ochoa said, "I enjoyed it because I spent quality time with my mom and had fun while doing it". The day ended with salsa lessons for all. In the end, mother and son day was quite an unforgetable experience for both the mothers and their sons.
By Andres Novoa
Of all the fundraisers held through the year, Tombola, the school's annual spring festival, was by far the most attended. With rides, games, and food
ten in the morning to midnight, students, teachers and parents worked tirelessly to bring fun, games, and food to camival-goers. Some particularly popular booths from all around the world, it included Rock Band, Pan con provided something for anyone Lech6n, and Guitar Hero 3. and everyone.
Held from February 2 2nd to February 24th, the fun was kicked off by a Mexican Fiesta, a south of the border-themed dinner for parents, teachers, alumni and other members of the Belen community with delicious catering provided by the popular food chain Qdoba Mexican Grill.
Sunday also proved to be an exciting day at the Tombola with performances by the jazz band, Music Appreciation Society, and the cast of A Funny lbing Happened On the Way to the Forum.
Generating an approximate gross revenue of $403,000, Tombola helped raise money for Saturday marked the grand financial aid-benefitting one out opening of the festival. From of seven students.
Father Willy Garcia-Tuiion SJ. plays a game of ball with Mr. Gonzalo Velazquez. Faculty and staff also had the opportunity to enjoy the day with each other.
Belen Jazz Band performs during the Tombola in the central patio. The Music Appreciation Society and the cast of A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum also performed throughout the day during the Tombola.
Disciplinarian Mr. Fabio Ortega meets up with alumnus Jose Roa and his new born baby. Tombola brought back alumni and their new families to the Belen community.
Students wait in line to ride the Crazy Spinner. Other rides that were available were the Dragon Rollercoaster, Bear Hug, and the Ultimate Slide.
By Diego Costa
For many years now it has been a tradition in Belen to have a Pin Ceremony for the eighth graders. It is said to be as important as receiving the ring as a senior. The Pin Ceremony symbolizes the passage of an eighth grader from middle school to high school.
Last year, the ceremony started with the parents and student walking down the middle aisle of the gym. There, both parents and students celebrated their sons' achievement with a mass. The pins were brought in later on during the offertory and blessed by President and Principal Father Marcelino Garcia S.J.. Father Marcelino later distributed the pins to each student as their homeroom teachers looked on.
Once the ceremony was over, the students and family members were invited to a post celebration in the cafeteria.
"I thought it was a great ceremony and especially knowing that my family was here supporting me in my journey to high school," said eighth grader Mathew Espinosa.
Christopher Diaz presents the pins during the ceremony to Father Marcelino Garcia SJ. The pins were a symbol of the eighth graders' transition into high school.
By Sergio Femdandez-Soto
Who said being in eighth grade was a bad thing? Eighth graders enjoyed their special dance which took place in the school cafeteria on Saturday, May 3. The dance began promptly at 8 pm and went through 11:3 0 pm.
The cafeteria became a beautiful ballroom and the magical night began on a positive note. The place was decorated by eighth grade parents who put a great deal of effort into making the night a memorable one for their sons.
"I could not recognize my own cafeteria! It was so different," said eighth grader Jordan Fernandez.
Eighth grade teachers also helped to make this night a memorable one for the soon- to-be high school students. Teachers such as Ms. Dolores Toledo, Mrs. Anette Anton and Mr. Jorge Munoz-Bustamante were on hand to chaperone the kids and make sure that they had a good time.
The students enjoyed a night with their dates that included 'dance offs and mosh pits'. This dance provided them with an opportunity to socially interact with their peers as well as their dates.
"I haven't had that much fun in years. I danced the night away," said eighth grader Nicholas Moreiras.
Eighth grader Luciano Romero and his date take time to pose for the camera. A professional photographer attended the event giving each student a chance to be in the spotlight.
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By Sergio Fernandez-Soto
Junior Prom was a definite night to remember. It was held on Saturday, April 26th at the Hyatt hotel in Downtown Miami.
Last year's theme was the "Hot Tropics". With tropical decorations all around the ball room including bamboo centerpieces and inflatable palm trees, the Junior class had their own tropical paradise for the night.
"The decorations were really cool. I really felt like I was in the tropics," said Junior Javier Sosa.
At around eight thirty the couples started to arrive and welcoming them was Father Guillermo Garcia-Tufton, S.J. and a select number of junior teachers. Following their arrival, the couples got to enjoy a gourmet
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"The real party began as soon as we finished eating and the music started playing," said Junior Luis Wulff.
The Juniors danced the night away to all sorts of music played by a dj. There was a great variety of music that ranged from Homecoming by Kanye West all the way to Don-'t stop believing by Journey.
"The music was fire," said Junior Victor Padilla who attended the Junior Prom with Carolina Sirven from Lourdes Academy.
The Junior Prom was a complete success, thanks to the parents and teachers of the Junior class. The students had a night that they will never forget.
Juniors Joel Diaz-Fong, Robert Prego and James Perez-Sanchez make a toast with their dates. "Prom was definitely the highlight of my year," said Prego.
Juniors Andres Rodriguez and Alejandro Hernandez enjoy their meals while talking to their dates. Hernandez' made an unusual fashion statement with his sunglasses, which were a hit with everyone at the event.
Juniors Juan Carlos Kennedy and David Garcia pose for a picture with their dates. The majority of the junior class attended the prom.
Junior Carlos Basnuevo introduces his date to Father Guillermo GarciaTuiion, SJ. Father Tunon was one of the chaperones at Junior Prom.
By Andres Novoa
On a warm April evening, seniors made their way to the beautiful Miami Beach Spa Resort for one of the most memorable dances of their high school years: the Senior Prom.
The class of 2008 along with their dates entered the Mediterranean East room as the DJ played the theme from The Godfather, the 197 2 movie based on Mario Puzo' s novel with the same name.
The tables were decorated in The Godfather theme with white candles, chocolate cigars, and classic quotes from the movie.
First, the seniors and their dates enjoyed hors
d'oeuvre while a pianist played classical music. Here they were given a chance to meet up with friends and take pictures with their dates.
The sentors then enjoyed dinner as the senior movie was played in the background. After dinner, they moved to the dance floor where the party continued until the early morning hours.
Prom was a great success and will last in the memories of most forever.
"I really enjoyed prom, but even more I enjoyed spending time with my friends," said Senior Santiago Rubio.
Senior Christopher Baran and his date wait in line to take pictures. The pictures were provided by Foxmar so that seniors would be able to remember their prom.
As the dance floor gets packed with seniors partying one last time at the Miami Beach Resort and Spa, they had a chance to make yet another memory with their peers. Most of the senior class attended the event which made it a great success.
Senior Peter Arriola gets lifted above everyone on the dance floor. "I was in the air!" exclaimed Arriola as he was lowered to the floor.
Seniors and their dates wait at the reception while everyone arrives. The reception was also decorated in the Godfather theme, with a pianist playing classical music.
Every year, the senior class is given a list of activities that will be completed by the year's end. This list includes prom, GradNite, and the Senior-Parent Banquet. However, the most important event on the calendar is the one that is least recognized. It is the one event that brings seniors together one last time as a class to be one with God.
The Baccalaureate mass is essentially the mass for the seniors and their families before the students all go their separate ways for college. Last year's mass was held at Saint Kevin's Catholic Church.
The senior class had family and friends fill the church to the point that many people were forced to stand. The community watched as the seniors walked in with their mothers.
For many seniors, it was a great experience. It was a chance to share a memory with their mothers before they moved away for the first time.
"The mass was an opportunity to honor, in my opinion, largest source of support: our mothers," said Senior Alejandro Jerez.
At the mass, the students were allowed an opportunity to say thank you to those that meant the most to them: their mothers, their families and God.
Senior Inigo Abaroa escorts his mother down the aisle. This has been a tradition at our school for many years.
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Senior Guillermo Echarte and his mother walk down the aisle at the beginning of the ceremony. Sons escorted their mothers at the graduation mass.
Senior Samir Moussawel and his mother present a rose to Our Lady of Belen. For many seniors this mass gives them a rude awakening as to the proximity of their graduation.
A group of seniors wait in line to ride Space Mountain. "The line took forever," said Senior David Cabbarocas
April 25, 2008 will not be one the class of 2008 will soon forget. The seniors congregated at the school's main entrance at 12:30 to prepare to board the four buses chartered to transport them to The Magic Kingdom.
Once they were on the bus, the seniors got to view movies and hang out. The films, accompanied by napping, helped ease the six hour trek to Walt Disney's famous theme park. Once there, the seniors were unleashed upon Disney, free to roam the park and experience every niche the Magic Kingdom had to offer.
In addition to the rides and attractions of the park, Disney hired several performers to entertain the several thousand seniors present at Grad Nite 2008. The Last Goodnight, Cheskob and Red Jumpsuit Apparatus were the opening acts and led up to the night's headlining artist, Ne-Yo.
In addition to these performers, Disney surprised all the seniors with several performances by winners of MTV's competition America's Best Dance Crew, the JabbawockeeZ. Additionally, several tents were set up throughout the park featuring numerous disc jockeys spinning various genres of music.
The night came to an end with a spectacular fireworks display dedicated to the Class of 2008. Grad Nite gave seniors a proper and very well deserved celebration to commemorate the conclusion of their high school careers.
GradNite was held at Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. Students were able to go on any ride and attend several musical performances.
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Seniors in the crowd watch the performance by the JabbaWoc.keeZ. The JabbaWoc.keeZwere the winning contestants on the show 'America's Next Top Dance Crew'.
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Belen's largest graduating class in school history with a grand total of 202 seniors lined up at the James L. Knight center awaiting the final call.
Salutatorian Alexander Bandin started off the ceremony with a memorable speech dedicated to his friends and family. mentioned his past experiences at Belen, including various teachers and classes.
Ban din's speech was followed by Mayor of MiamiDade Mr. Carlos Alvarez, who spoke about his choice to be a public servant regardless of the money he could make elsewhere. Mr. Alvarez's speech was followed by the presentation of diplomas.
"I really could not believe the moment was finally here after all these years," said Senior Maximiliano Costa, "I really noticed at this moment what it
meant to be a Belen graduate."
Following the delivery of the diplomas, Father Pedro Suarez, S.J., class of '58 alumn, gave a speech asking graduates to reflect on what they could achieve and where they would be in the years to come.
Next, Father Jesus Zaglul, S.J. delivered a speech about life, leaving the students to ponder and reflect on the question: What am I really here for?
Mter a long night, the ceremony was finally at an end. Valedictorian Alejandro Jerez gave the closing speech which was based mostly on his senior year. and his experiences in the school. That night was one of the most important and inspiring nights in the life of each and every senior. All the graduates agreed that it was a night that would never be forgotten.
By Diego Costa and Cesar Martinez
School Chaplain Fr. Pedro Cartaya S.J. gives Senior Rodolfo Villanueva the Archbishop's Award. Villanueva was highly involved in Belen during his senior year.
All 202 members of the senior class gather for the last time along with their families for the commencement ceremonies at the James L. Knight Center. Belen Jesuit was one of the few schools that award the graduates the actual diplomas at the graduation ceremony.
Senior Alexander Bandin gives the salutatorian address. In his speech he spoke of his past experiences while at school and the many teachers that helped him along the way.
Valedictorian Alejandro Jerez gives his speech to conclude the graduation ceremony. In his concluding speech he thanked the Belen community for the academic and moral formation the senior class received over the years.
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Mir6 a su padre y le pregunt6: "Qu£ pasa ?"
El padre sonri6 y dijo: "Hijo roiO, escucha."
El padre grit6 ala roontafia: "Te a<J,mtro!"
La voz respondi6 "TE .ADMIRO!"
El nifio no entendia y el padre le explic6.
"La gente to ttama EGO, pero en rea1tdacL es 1a VIDA ... Te cLevue1ve tocLo 1o que ct,tces o naces ... Nuestra vtcLa stmptemente un reftejo cLe nuestras acetones. Si aeseas mas amor en e1 murtd<J, crea mas amor a tu atrecLecLor. Si cLeseas mas competitivtdacL en tu grupo, ejerctta tu competencta. Esta retact6n se ap1tca a tocLos tos aspectos cLe ta vid,a La vtcLa te cLara cLe regreso exactamente aqueLto que tu 1e nas d,a,d,o."
Tl1 VIDA NOES UNA COINCIDENCIA··· ES UN B.EFLEJO DE TI.
Listen to the MUSTNTS, child
Listen to the DONTS
Listen to the SHOl!LDN'TS
I'he IMPOSSIBLE£ the WONTS. Listen to the NEVER HAVES I'hen listen close to me... Anything can happen, child ANYTHING can be
We are all so very proud of you, Alex ... Love, Dad, Mom and Melissa
Alexander Ramirez
Congratulations to you and your class on your graduation.
Mama, Ale and Wicky
Roly, Congratulations on your graduation. We love you and we wish you lots of happiness and success. Have fun and learn a lot in college, and may the Lord bless you and guide you always.
Love, · Papi, Mami, Christy and Danny
... Roland Martinez
.•. Juan Carlos Diaz-Padron 2
-Henry Ward Beecher
Alexander Montes 203
Victor Saizarbitoria
.•. Alexander Villar 207
Carlos Diaz
Giovanni Rodriguez 209
.•. Victor Gandarillas 211
2 0 0 8
CLASS OF 2008 GIANCARLOARRAZOLA
... Giancarlo Arrazola 213
Steve, We are so proud of the Incredible young man you are becoming! As you continue your journey, believe in your goals, as we have believe in you! God Bless you and we love you!
Mom, Dad, & Chelsea
Steven Echenique 215
Giovanni Castro
(]Jfess
Pami{y and Priends
... Mario Roque de Escobar 21 7
Oscar Londoiio
MATH TEAM
..• Victor Lopez-Cantera 219
Michael Newmeyer
I can do all things through him because He gives me strength. Phillipians 4 : 13
e are so proud of you and your accomplishm ents All our love, Mom, Dad, Jimmy , Sandy and Mama
God has blessed us with a full of good qualities and excellent values as you are. We are very proud of you. May God continue to shine , light in your life. With love, Mom, Dad, Gonzalo & Joaquin.
... Rodolfo T rigueros
Born on March 14, 1990
My dear Son, time goes by so fast. Almost without noticing you grew up into a fine, young man, of good moral character, profound thought, analytical, responsible, and with a loving and caring heart. I loved you even before you were born, and I am very proud of you! I know that your grandpa has been watching you from above, and is very proud of you, as is the rest of the family.
Soon you will be starting a new stage in your life, the one of becoming an "adult" with all the additional responsibilities this stage entails. I pray that you allow God to continue to be a part of your life always, to protect you and guide you throughout this new stage and beyond.
Please continue being the way you are, and putting forth 100% of your effort into everything you do. Be proud of your accomplishments!
Love always!
Mom
1 Mario AI Ianie i
Love ..• Mom, Dad, Derek, Christy, Taty, Mama and Papa
224 ..• Devin Leon
Andres Marmol
Congratulations Tony!!!!
It is hard to believe that 18 years have gone by and your graduation is here. All these years you have brought joy and happiness to all of us, we are so proud of the young man you have become, and we pray to God that he will guide you and protect you always as you go along your way.
With all of our love always,
Dad, Mom, and Mikey
.•. Douglas Valente Do Couto
.•• Anthony Santos 229
Tulio Alvarez-Burgos
Richard Sanz
... Sebastian Orozco
.•• Jorge Victor De Ofia 2 3 7
Peter Perez de Corcho
We lia'tle set yourJountfation. :Now it is time for you to 6uififyourfuture u(])o not Jofiow wliere tlie patti may feat£ qo, insteatf, wliere tliere is no patfi ana Ceave a trail" CJ?.;z{pli W. P.merson
Jfave tlie courage to pursue your areams ana to fwe fife to yourjufkst potentia[ tliat wfierever your areams may you, our fove ana support wif[ unconditionaflyJofiow. Congratufations on your accompfzsliments ana acfzievements! 'Witfz Love, 'Your P amify
Daniel Ramos 241
That our background and circumstances may have influenced who we are, but we are responsible for whom we become. We love you and are very proud of you!
Love, Papi, Mom, Jason and Jordi
••• Nelson Alemany 243
Michael Cruz 245
Until the day comes forth, I refuse to stop. Live life Hard and love it.
Thank you all for your love a nd support.
David
... Daniel Barrera 247
"It is only with the heart that one can see; what is essentialis invisible to the "
A {iw Our 501'11
OurpYf:o/erf<w i.ntour he,c;u-t yO«t • .
'hc'l,d; hUnt it1lyour whew ca-+'\1 J'1.0t:
Armat'ldc-'Ra«ls withtyour very you- your CUttJLjoy wctht e-veryO'Y\.et you- met, that the- wi.tlv w"'l1.i.ch- eac:h- da:)l, (1/ }u;u-deft;t"'tm.e.Y, And-that Leadt ,YO'U'l.o- vteW af every oppor1:u..ttity.
prcc,y yO«ttrcwelt the.- path,.t:o-your fu;ture, yow(oUow
Bec.om.ettl/ tl/ ccwta.+'V{or chapte¥ i.ntyour life, pr'o/ for your fu;ture, foy t1w wta.+'V yow 'be.ccmet!
QtA.e'Vib!-t"e.-CUJ1l'cwe, te-pY'ote::faTe; lil:we; de-tetdo- y
CO'JI\.t''-9& Papa-y
As you complete this stop of your life, we have a great sense of joy with your achievements and successes. Your greatest asset is that you have truly become a "Man for giving your best always for the service of others.
May God continue to be your guide, giving you the serenity, courage, and wisdom in your journey through life. Trust God, continue to devote yourself to others and remember that your "Secret Weapon" is your faith.
We love you for always, Mom, Dad, Joey, Caro y los Abuelos
Anthony Armas 255
Joaquin,
Eighteen years ago, God blessed us with a precious gift and that was you. You have brought such a joy into our lives.
Throughout the years, we have treasured every moment. You have grown into a wonderful young man.
As you begin a new chapter in your life, we want to wish you much success. God will be with you in your journey. 1 Remember that you ' are never alone. \ You can do all things 1 through Him who 1 strengthens you.
We wish you all the luck in college and in life. We pray that 1 our Lord Jesus and our Blessed Mother guide you and watch I over you.
You've come a long way Baby.
Congratulations 1 on your Graduation. 1
We Love You More, Mom, Dad, and F
Felipe Vizcarrondo
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. -Ferris Bueller"
'Dear .J'tf£xantfer , fjodfias 6f£sseaus witli a wow£eifu{gift, and tliat is you. 2ls a fittf£ 6oy you afways sfwwetf lbve, care, anagreat fiintfness towardS a«: andas you fiave grawn, so fiave tfiese wow£eifu{ attributes. :My son, tfiese attributes wi£{ 6e tfie that opens many doors. Tfiey sliow your sensitivity to tlie fiumanity tliat surroundS you, ant£ wi[[ 1'J'1ake you a Covine fatfier and:famify man, antfwi{{ afso be tfie catafysis tliat propefs you into a great medica{ career.
Stay as you are and continue to follinv tfie wuru£eifufpath that fjocf has cfiosen for you.
Love alWays, 'Dad, :Mom, Chris, :M.arcus, & .J't6ita
Alexander Gonzalez-Jacobo
7 years of my life, where to begin? so much to say, so little room many ups & downs Matza Family Over-Seas Trips So what do da bears doin' dur? DR Trips Dylan, where's my mattress? Siesta philosophical wanderings Where's Bandido? Close-Up Nutmeg, what?!? visiting the bros at Duke I'm Waldo? : Tombola Crew Peer Ministry Volsky, 'sit down I thought we could sell pastelitos mad heated... It's Bonerges's birthday?. Gerry CD incident. lunchtime convos, "Would you rather ?" T-Rex Junior Prom MUN hurricane days NDSE SeniorSkit... The parties, the friends, the experiences I'll miss it. Belen Class of2008 Hell Yea
Joshua Llano 261
Anthony Fleites 263
We are very proud of you! We love you, Mom and Dad
HARD WORK
"The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work. Hard work is the price we must pay for success. I think you can acccomplish anything if you pay the price"
VI NCE LOMBARDI
You have made us very proud. Love Dad , Grammy , Marisol , and Alex
Alexander Egusquiza
Bryan Pardo 269
afways uM"you Cf(y{) 9llE.jt rvtE!NSIJ3!/ffl afways (j<x{ JOU to US qfu-ougfzout me years. tk way yat liarJe carried your!Blfaimg with yrur Moe mat.k us wry prwtl ;uyru am.t:imJ£ tiUs po.#i rememiierwftermler in tfoubt aiways C]CXD San you wili he entering a new li_j cme ofmore responsifnfities ti1'U{ cMJJimges 9lay your.fai.th always guitfe yw.r fruirt wwonls tlie f:iglit of canpo.ssion. tfetf1CIJ.tion aruf irupiration.
David Gutierrez
You aTe a ve-ry s pecial young man We are very proud of you and we love you very much Mam11 Pap11 Abuela1 Dan1e[1 Gabrle[1 & Chri s tian
Erick Echeverria
Aaron,
Thank you for taking care of yourself through thick and thin. We , will always remain loving and dedicated. May your heart give you strength to carry on. You are a loving and caring son and brother.
Love,
· Dad, Mom and Nick
... Aaron Delgado 277
••• Jose Rivero
Victor Verdeja
On the evening you were born, your dad was nervous, your abuela excited and I could only stare at you. I do not think anyone knew what I was thinking. I was scared and wondering if we could be the parents that you deserved. There was no magic formula. We had to wing it. With time we realized that although would make mistakes you would forgive us, the deep and unequivocal love we had for you.
We do not know if we met your expectations but we do know that you exceeded ours. We did not want to raise you just for us; we wanted to raise you for the world. Your love and respect for all living things, your standards, faith, trust in God and life makes you an exceptional son, grandson, brother, friend, and someday husband and father. As you take this huge leap, we want you to take on challenges knowing that we will always hold a safety net and our home will always be your haven. We love you more than words can say.
Cheers!
Papa , Mama , Alexandra , Opa, Oma and Abuela
... Philipp Klumpp
Alexander lparraguire
Dear Jean Paul:
We can ' t thank the Lord enough for entrusting us with a child like you. We feel very blessed in having such a wonderful and loving son. You are turning out to be a man in the fullest extent of the word. We love your ability to " live love and laugh " at everything that God sends your way. We love your spirit , your love of nature, your kindness , your enormous understanding of integrity and most of all your sense of humor.
You have brought much happiness to our home. You have always given us a reason to feel proud, a reason for us to live life at the fullest.
We will always be there for you. You can always count on us to share your glorious moments as well as your defeats. We pray that the Lord gives us much life to see the fruits you are to bring forth. We have full confidence and trust in you.
By Gods grace, you have been born to be a winner. AMGD.
All our Love, Dad , Mom and Elsa
Carlos Fonseca
Jose Gomez
Carlos Lopez
Roberto Aran 293
Eighteen years ago you were our miracle gift from heaven above; our house became a home and you filled our lives with joy and happiness. You have grown up from a defenseless little baby, to a
amazing young man with a kind, loving and faithful heart. We are very proud of the person you have become. Always, keep your on the Lord so that he may light your path and guide your steps. the best is still to come and we can do anything in the Lord who strengthens us.
Love, Mom ,Dad, and Javy
CONGRATULATIONS, CARLOS! WE LOVE MOM, DAD, JOSE., NATI, AND SOFI
Carlos Smith
... Jorge Sanchez
4eed (,M & U& 1tn tk LOJUt v.titt 9«ide eput Ue fuld. 1-pue Stm . U'e aft fPz<J«d epue Laue, 'Dad,
Left to Right My 1st Birthday, Riding a Snowmobile in Breckenridge, Colorado , Having dinner with my Dad and Brother in Colorado, At home relaxing, At Red Berry ' s Baseball in a Marlins uniform receiving a Medal for MVP, With my Brother and Cousins in Aspen, Colorado, With my Brother and Cousins riding A TV's, Playing Varsity Hockey for Belen with my Brother and Cousins, My Bmit, Waterskiing at Marine Stadium, At Pepperdine University overlooking Malibu, Califorriia, Snowboarding with my Family in Snowmass, Colorado, With my Mom and Brothers in Downtown Disney, Snowboarding "With my Brother and Danny in Snowmass , Colorado, Swimming with Dolphins at Discovery Cove with my Family, Summer vacation in Niagara Falls with my family , With my friends at Belen Jesuit Senior Ceremony .
Nicholas Mouriz 299
Andres Simauchi
George Moreton
Cong atutafo s, We're Proud of YotL Lov e , rv on , Dad , r\,1artt a d Danny
Daniel CONGRATULATIONS!
May God always keep you and guide you in the right path. We are very proud of you. Good Luck Danny!
We Love You
Dad., Mom., Mike., Melissa., Laura., and your family.
... Michael Lobo 305
.•. Ricardo Cuenca
WE LOVE YOU K/KE, WE ARE VERY PROUO OF YOU!- MOM, OAO, NAT/, ANO CARLOS
... Jose Echegaray
"Have as· your goa/to do your best and to make a dtfference. We are in the UJorld to make a and everyrthing UJe do changes the world "
Oliver Wendell Holmes·
all our
Wt!h
Mamz: and Iggy
Alejandro Serrat
•.. Guillermo de Ia Puente
••. Brian Cabielles
Congratulations! ove Mom, Dad & Jess
Rodolfo Villanueva 319
Congratulations!
We are very proud ofyou!
Papa, Mama and Jaime
Pedro Infante 3 21
y-our- school years. · Good luck in · they will come true.
... Michael Menendez 323
PETER
Congratulations on all of your accomplishmentsl Continue to believe is yourself - as we have always believed in you. Have faith in everything you set your mind and heart to - we have always had faith in you. Never miss a chance to make someone smile - as you have done for us for the last 18 years We love you and are here for you always Stay the course and remember that you never walk alone!
Dad, Mom, Patricia, Jess · and Andrew
Congratufaflonsl . l
We are very proud or y.o ,• Always k eep belnll Wllo Wie fo :ve you very muc:ll and we wish ya u tile flest fn life.
Love
Mom,. Dad,. Cbrlsfy and Family.
Peter Arriola & Daniel Acosta 325
M i h ae l -
When you were born we won the lottery you were and are a true blessing. You have integrity, intelligence and a good heart. Today you are the third generation Belenite, Papapa would be very proud of you. And that promise you made to him, I'm sure you'll keep it.
May your life be filled with happiness, love & family and a promise that you will always stay safe and be careful. Go out and make memories! GO GATORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lo\<e, Mom Cnst & Jesstca
..: Adrian Perez & Michael Mendoza
Thomas Brown & Guillermo Echarte
CONGRATULATIONS BELEN
Echoes staff remembers the Matza family
Jeremy would have graduated this year the class of 2008
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CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 2008 !
from Miss Suarez
It's been three long years that we have "family" has gotten through the thick and a group that didn't know what to do, have the memories to last it has been tough, we closer to one
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Psalm 136:3 Congratulations!
Johnny Pistorino, Class of 2009
Anthony Wood, Class of 2008 Kindergarten Buddies Friends for Life
Belen Wrestling Team - Way to go Johnny and Tony!
Johnny PistorinoBelen VVolvecat Robotics Team
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FIRST Off Season Competition Sept. 2007
Both of you make us very proud! May God Bless You Always, Keep HIM in your hearts! Love, The Pistorino Family The Wood Family
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A true Man for Others
"Estoy alerta, Seiior, por si esta noche me llamas. Morir sin ruido es mejor, , sabiendo, Jesus, que me amas y que yo muero en tu amor." Amen
Father Sardina
Track and Field State Champions 2007
''Men I want you to go out there and give it 110 percent, but most of all, have fun+''
Abaroa, Franco 63
Alvarez, Juan 63, 122
Alvarez, Julian 57, 181
Alvarez, Mitchell 29, 69
Alvarez, Nicholas 19, 57, 63, 116, 117, 119
Alvarez, Pablo 8, 17, 57, 112, 122, 133, 147, 164, 165
Arrojo, Patrick 81, 145
Arteaga, Lourdes 89
Artigues, Eric 81, 163
Averhoff, Eduardo 63, 129, 134
Avila, Jose 63, 122, 141
Avila, Juan 69, 122, 157
Ayala, Christian 81
Ayala, Giovanni 63, 122
Ayala, Julio 69, 135
Ayo, Javier 57, 112, 123, 164, 165
Azoy, Alejandro 57, 102, 112, 144' 17 0
Anon, Pedro 89
144, 170
Billoch, John 29, 69, 135
Blanco, Andres 89, 160, 161, 163
Blanco, Corey 7 5
Blanco, Michael 63
Blecher, Jordan 63, 148, 165
Blevins, Khiari 51, 125
Blumenthal, Stephen 57
Blustein, Gianni 63, 134, 148
Bofill, Adam 51, 52, 123, 159, 167
Boix, Daniel 63
Bolivar, Carlos 3 7
Bonilla, Sean 81
Borbolla, Roberto 89
Calles, Jonathan 69, 122
Calvo, Anthony 81, 124
Cambo, Nicholas 81, 112
Cambo, Richard 69, 122, 145, 184
Cambo, Robert 3 7
Campanella, Andres 3 7, 116
Campo, Gabriel 57, 123, 141
Campos, Teresita 89, 102, 117
Campuzano, Juan Carlos 81, 145
Canales, Roberto 63, 145 Cancela, Carlos 16, 51, 110, 123, 141
Cleveland, Charles 26, 90, 116
Cobian, Juan Pablo 69, 156, 157
Coelho, Paulo 118
Colas, Reginald 18, 57, 99, 122, 133, 149
Collins, Patrick 90, 115, 145
Collins, Sujayla 90
Colyer, Jacquetta 90
Colyer, Justin 82
Comas, Enrique 57, 122 Companioni, Giovanni 7 5, 112, 114
Concepcion, Alexander 3 7, 122
Abaroa, Inigo 7, 35, 47, 133, 155, 190
Abasca1, Javier 63, 112, 122
Abate, Andres 81, 112
Abbassi, Sam 57, 112, 134
Abe1o, Fidel 15 2, 15 3
Acevedo, Carlos 81 , 15 7
Acha, Alain 7 5, 114
Acosta, Alec 163
Acosta, Antonio 63, 112, 117
Acosta, Daniel 35, 122, 123
Acosta, Eduardo 5 1
Acosta, Grace 88, 89
Acosta, Joseph 81
Acosta, Ramon 89
Acosta, Vivian 89
Adams, Alexander 81, 163
Adams, Douglas 49
Admire, Daniel 69, 122, 135, 150, 163
Agramonte, Matthew 57, 123
Aguad, Anthony 35, 167
Aguad, Michael 7 5, 13 5
Agudo, Marcelo 51, 121
Aguila, Alfonso 51, 53, 123, 133, 147
Aguila, Juan 75, 135, 157, 178
Aguilar, Francisca 89
Aguilar, Octavio 63
Aguirre, Andres 63
Aguirre, Horacio 3 5
Aguirre, Nicholas 63
Ahrens, Andrew 81
Aiha, Alain 112
Alayon, Kevin 3 5, 12 2
Alberto, Jonathan 57, 122, 134
Alberts, Thomas 69
Alcantara, John 81
Alemany, Nelson 18, 19, 35, 123
Alepuz, Adrian 81, 17 0
Alexander, Anthony 27, 89, 119
Alfaro, George 7 5
Alfonso, Adrian 57, 15 9
Alfonso, Eduardo 35, 123
Allanic, Mario 3 5 -
Almeida, Bryan 63, 122
Alonso, Adrian 69
Alonso, Llobal 36, 129, 155
Alonso, Maria D. 89
Alonso, Maria I. 89, 129
Alonso, Victor 20, 36, 118
Altirriba, Juan 57
Alvarado, Andrew 134, 149
Alvarez, Alejandro 7 5, 114, 135, 163
Alvarez, Daniel 63, 116, 134
Alvarez, David 51, 106, 165
Alvarez, Gabriel 57, 112, 165, 174
Alvarez, Henry 81
Alvarez, Javier 17, 75,138, 150, 166
Alvarez, Jonathan 81, 151
Alvarez, Jorge 69, 122
Alvarez, Wilfred 12, 36, 116, 129
Alvarez, William 6, 10, 69, 112, 135
Alvarez--Burgos, Tullo 36, 113,143
Amaro--Barron, Jonathan 81, 118, 124
Ambut, Jonathan 57, 134
Amor, Gabriel 51, 161
Amy, John 63, 169, 170 Anell, Diego 7 5 Angarita, David 57, 112, 123, 169
Anton, Annette 89, 127, 185
Anton, Manuel 51, 112, 122, 127
Anton, Roberto 69, 73, 112, 122, 127, 157
Aparicio, Angel 89, 133
Aparicio, Juan 7, 51
Aran, Roberto 24, 25, 36, 133, 165
Arana, Christopher 63, 105, 112, 122
Arango, George 63, 112, 162
Araque, Carlos 36, 143
Araque, Javier 144
Araujo, Franco 7 5
Araujo, Javier 57, 112, 13 3
Araujo, Nicolas 7 5
Arazoza, Eduardo 69, 122, 166
Arcay, Jose 63
Arce, Andrew 57
Arciero, Brandon 7 5
Arciero, Dean 51, 122, 123
Arellano, Juan 51, 12 3, 155, 176
Arenas, Alejandro 69, 150, 166
Arenas, Javier 36,112,133
Arenas, Nikolas 69, 156, 157
Arenas, Valentin 57, 100, 112, 123, 134, 155, 156, 157, 175
Arenson, Patrick 36, 113, 143
Argiz, Andres 63
Arguelles, Alfredo 7 5, 112
Arguelles, Luis 29, 69, 122, 135
Arguello, Christopher 63
Arguello, Fernando 7 5
Argyris, Michael 63, 134 Arias, Gabriel 69
Arill, Eric 57, 13 4
Arimon, Daniel 7, 69, 135 Arimon, Ferran 22, 57, 112, 122, 134, 145
Ariz, Peter 69,122
Armas, Andrew De 58, 122 Armas, Angel 81 Armas, Anthony 31, 36, 128
Armas, Peter De 82, 116
Arrazola, Giancarlo 20, 36, 116,213
Arrieta, Victor 89, 110, 165
Arriola, Peter 30, 36, 158, 189
Bachrach, Myles 7 5, 112, 138
Bacon, Rodger 146
Bakas,Jake 51,143,169
Balboa, Julian 81
Baldaccini, Anthony 69, 145, 166
Ballestas, Julian 7 5, 144
Ballesteros, Eric 89, 121, 122
Balli, Stefano 69
Balseiro, Nikolas 36, 113, 119
Ban, Ray 23
Banciella, Evan 75, 144
Bandin, Alexander 36, 123
Bandrich, Victor 69, 135
Baran, Christopher 36, 188
Barbieri, Nicolas 7 5
Barbosa, Joseph 63, 118
Bared, Paul 10, 36, 48, 116, 129
Baroniel, Roberto 63, 162
Barquin, David 69, 122
Barquin, Jon--Michael 69, 117, 159, 163, 166
Barquin, Carlos 89, 165
Barrera, Daniel 36, 49, 123, 125, 127, 165
Barrera, David 5 I, 12 2, 127
Barrero, Daniel 51, 161
Barreto, Gaspar 5 1, 12 3, 143, 169
Barreto, Luis 51, 53, 117, 121, 123, 141
Barrial, Christian 81 , 151 , 157, 166
Barrial, Stephen 63
Barrios, Carlos 57, 122, 123
Barrios, Richard 57
Basnuevo, Carlos I 7, 51, 143, 169, 187
Bauer, Ethan 81
Beauchamp, Gerard 69, 73, 139
Becerra, Nicolas 7 5
Begelman, Jacob 75
Begelman, Justin 63, 153
Belfranin, T omislav 51, 133
Benedetti, Edmond 63, 112, 122, 148, 165
Benitez, Henry 81
Benitez--Cofino, Francisco 63
Benito, Jose 18, 20, 3 7, 116
Bermeo, Juan 7 5
Bernal, Andrew 81
Bernal, Steven 57 Berry, Patrick 63
Besil, Chris 89
Betancourt, Michael 69, 166, 179
Bhattachaljee, San chit 81, 116
Biaggi, Hector 63, 122
Bierce, Ambrose 46 Bill, Matthew 69, 122,
Borbolla, Victor 11, 5 1, 112, 116
Borrego, Jason 63
Boschetti, Jose 51, 167
Boschetti, Maurice 62, 63, 149
Botero, Ivan 81, 163
Botero, Nicholas 63, 148
Botten, Kevin 51, 121, 122
Bowers, Phillip 7 5
Bravo, Carlos 89, 147
Bregni, Federico 5 1
Brillembourg, Rene 63, 156
Brimo, Henry 69
Briscoe, Nicolas 7 5
Brizuela, Andres 3 7
Brown, Robert 81
Brown, Thomas 29, 37, 122, 125
Bruna, Esteban 81, 121, 145
Bruna, Julian 63, 122, 129, 145
Buraglia, Mateo 7 5, 15 7, 178
Burbano, Brandon 7 5
Burrego, Jason 121
Busse, Andres 7 5
Busse, David 51, 120, 123, 124, 127, 187
Busse, George 89
Busse, Jordi 57, 134
Bustamante, Nestor 57, 122
Bustamante, Patricia 89
Butchko, John 69
Candela, William 81, 151, 157, 166
Cannata, Daniel 63, 122 Cano, Julian 63
Capetillo, David 7 5 Carcamo, Mario 57, 102, 143, 168, 169 Cardenas, Carlos De 63, 112, 124 Cardenas, Eric De 7 6, 112, 166 Cardenas, Juan 11, 51, 98, 117,123,129,155 Carr, Alejandro 69, 122, 144, 170 Cartaya, Maria Elena 26, 89,90 Cartaya SJ, Father Pedro 90, 116, 124, 181 Casas, Rodrigo De Las 3 8, 129 Case, Marley 63, 134, 165 Cash, Keonte 7 5, 113 Cassell, Sam 82 Castaneda, Javier 51 Castella, Ramon 134 Castellanos, Eric 81 Castellanos, Michael 81, 116 Castellanos, Nicholas 51, 116
Casteneda, Javier 13 3 Castillo, Felix 57, 123, 162 Castillo, Franze 75, 77, 114
Castillo, Gabriel 107, 112, 149, 163
Castillo, Javier 90, I 07 Castillo, Michael 63 Castillo, Nicholas 24 Castillo, Nicolas 7 5 Castro, Andres 63 Castro, Francisco 69, 150, 185
Caballero, Anthony 63
Caballero, Luis 57, 141
Caballero, Michael 51, 113, 116, 137, 165
Cabanas, Oscar 75, 77
Cabarrocas, Alejandro 63, 134
Cabarrocas, David 3 7, 116, 129, 190, 191
Cabarrocas, Javier 69
Cabezas, Michael 81, 163
Cabielles, Brian 2 7, 3 7, 189
Cabrera, Adrian 81
Cabrera, Matthew 14, 15, 110, Ill, 123, 141, 171
Cabrera, Patrick 7 5
Cabrera, Ulises 63
Cacicedo, Andres 63, 124, 153
Cairo, Daniel 81
Caldera, Luis 57, 134, 165
Calderin, Carola 89
Calderin, Johnny 89, 114
Calderon, Lucas 37, 38, 107, 161
Calderon, Marcos 57, 161
Calero, Nicholas 51, 105, 112
Calleja, Andres 3 7, 116, 121, 129
Castro, Giovanni 3 I, 3 7 Castro, Marco 63, 122 Cavalaris, Charles 57, 12 3 Celaya, Daniel 57, 124 Celaya, Tomas 57, 117 Cendan, Daniel 81 Cendan, Vincent 81 Cepero, Daniel 57, 123 Cepero, Nicholas 63 Cespedes, Enriqueta 90 Chacon, Douglas 37, 123, 128, 137 Chalvire, Patrick 51, 129, 133 Chammas, Andre 63, 122 Chamorro, Francisco 51, 155 Chang, Javier 51, 100, 112, 133, 166 Chang, Michael 82 Charria, Christian 63 Chavarry, Julian 63, 134, 162
Chediak, Juan 57 Chen, Zhen 63, 122 Chikuji, Eiji 63 Chikuji, Nicholas 7 5 Chinchilla, Victor 63 Chinigo, Dominic 75, 178 Chirino, Josefina 90, 17 4
Chirino, Mark 3 7 Clemente, Elliot 14, 69, 137, 138, 166
Concepcion, Daniel 82, 157
Concepcion, Edward 63 Corcho, Peter Perez De 46, 137
Cordero, Devin 69 Coro, Mario 69 Corrales, Jorge 57 Correa, Alejandro 63, 112 Cortes, Alejandro 82, 157, 166 Cortes, Herzen 7 6, 114, 144, 169, 170 Cosculluela, Eugenio 82, 157 Cosculluela, Marta 90 Cosio, Alexander 63 Cosio, Eduardo 69, 141 Cosio, Leonardo 82 Cosio, Roberto 7 6, 151 Costa, Diego 57, 70, 123, 156, 184 Costa, Leonardo 69, 71 Costa, Maximiliano 26, 3 7, 116, 127 Costa, Richard 10, 38 Costa--Bonaduce, Maxirniliano 123
Cotte, Daniel 69, 118, 122 Cotte, Jorge 57 Cotton, Jessie 82 Couto, Douglas Valente Do 49, 129 Couto, Eric 7 6, 118, 163 Couto, Miguel 27, 90, 123 Cowley, Hunter 69 Cowley, Raul 57 Crawley, Frank 69 Cristobal, Matthew 7 6 Cross, Derek 57, 107 Cruz, Christopher 38, 76, 158 Cruz, Gustavo De La 90 Cruz, Jorge 58, 134 Cruz, Julian 51, 141 Cruz, Kevin 7 6 Cruz, Michael 38, 47, 128, 137, 158 Cuadra, Javier 51 Cubiiia, Raul 19, 63 Cuellar, Kevin 82, 166 Cuenca, Ricardo 38 Cueto, Giancarlo 7 6, 163 Cueto, Luis Del 7 6 Cuevas, Ricardo 58, 1.12, 134
Curbelo, Louis 69 Curry, Charles 90, 177
D'arbelles, Richard--Alexander 58 Dago, Jose Del 27, 90, 123 Darden, Tyler 37 Davalos, Sylvia 90 Davila, Jose 63, 122 De, Kingshook 90, 141 de Armas, Andrew 9, I 03 de Cadenas, Carlos 122 de Castro, Alvaro 102 de Ia Puente, Guillermo 8
de Navarro, Francisco Torres 141 de Otia, Jorge Victor 13 2, 133 de Soto, Stefan 118, 122 De--Pawlikowski, Boleck 82
DeGoti, Alexander 150
Delgado, Aaron 3 9
Delgado, Adrian 64, 124
Delgado, Eduardo 90, 13 3 Delgado, German 90, 98, 133
Delgado, Nicholas 52 Delgado, Rolando 52, 125 Delgado, Jr., Gilberto 69, 159, 163
Deschapelles, Luis 90, 122
Dezulueta, Julian 52, 12 3, 125
Dias, Felipe 3 9 Diaz, Alain 24, 82, 124 Diaz,Andres 27, 39, 123, 133
Diaz, Carlos 6, 7, 27, 39, 110, 122, 133
Diaz, Christopher 69, 184 Diaz, Ernesto 90 Diaz, Fausto 64, 156 Diaz, Javier 58, 134 Diaz, Joel 52 Diaz, Julio 90, 138, 163, 166
Diaz, Julio Cesar 82 Diaz, Matthew 7 6 Diaz, Monica 171
Diaz--Feniandez, David 69, 163
Diaz--Fong, Joel 186
Diaz--Padron, Eric 76 Diaz--Padron, Juan Carlos 10,26,39,64, Ill, 116, 121, 144
Diblasi, Alexander 76, 135, 166
Diblasi, Anthony 39, 49, 128, 133 Diego, Andres 7 6 Doce, Henry 58, 122 Dockerty, Daniel 69, 135 Dominguez, Christopher 58, 112, 134
Dominguez, Eliah 82, 177 Donado, Carlos 52 Donado, Eric 50, 52, 121, 123
Dondo, Nigel 6, 58, 133 Donna, Diego 21, 39, 113, 122, 143
Dorfman, Joseph 52, 128, 136, 137, 165
Dorta, Matias 69, 122, 135, 166
Dorta--Duque SJ, Father Juan Manuel 90
Doster, Zakee 64, 134 Downey, Fernanda 91 Duals, Benjamin 15 2 Duarte, Alejandro 24, 39, 129, 13 3, 147
Duarte, Raul 52, 129, 133 Duffoo, Ernest 58, 114, 123
Dulzaides, Luis 6, 26, 91, 125
Duque, Sebastian 64, 15 5 Duran, Lawrence 52, 136, 137, 165
Durant, Alexander 69, 135
Durden, Tyler 42
Echenique, Steven 3 9, 4 7, 116, 137
Echeverria, Daniel 52, 133, 165
Echeverria, Erick 10, 28, 36, 39, 133
Egbebike, Chudi 18, 69, 135, 166
Egbebike, Michael 64, 134
Egues, Mario 58, 143
Egusquiza, Alexander 3 9, 123, 137
Egusquiza, Jonas 69, 114, 117, 122
Eireos, Maria 91
Eisaman, Brandon 114, 116, 141
Eisaman, Thomas 58
Elorza, Mateo 39, 116
Enriquez, Carlos 69
Errazquin, Alexander 64
Escobar, Eduardo 39, 113, 117, 123
Escobar, Joaquin 40, 4 3
Escobar, Mario Roque De 47, 117, 123
Espina, Carlos 7 6, 112, 116, 124, 157
Espinal, Erick 11 , 52
Espinosa, Joshua 27, 40, 122, 123, 129
Espinosa, Lucila 91, 105, 117
Espinosa, Matthew 69, 122, 144, 184
Espinoza, Joseph 91, 119
Estremera, Juan 52, 122, 123
Evenmayor, Daniel 124
123, 133
Fernandez--Bravo, Enrique 31,40, 101,122
Fernandez--Rocha, Lucas 76
Fernandez--Rocha, Luis 70, 117
Fernandez--Siman, J. Alejandro 70
Fernandez--Soto, Diego 3 7, 40, 133, 146, 147, 165
Fernandez--Soto, Sergio 58, 110, 112, 122, 133, 134, 147, 149, 150, 151, 165, 185, 186 Ferreiro, Anthony 64 Ferreiro, Cesar 52, 161 Ferreiro, Jose 52, 122, 129, 154, 155, 176 Ferrer, Jorge 64, 148 Ferrer, Justin 82 Ferro, Manuel 64, 134 Fields, Lazaro 52, 122, 123, 136, 137, 165 Figueroa, Anthony 52 Figueroa, Roderic 64 Finale, Michael 58, 112 Fischer, Alexander 58, 159 Fischer, Nicholas 40, 47, 158
Flamini, Enrique 64, 122 Fleites, Anthony 40 Fleites, Victor 20, 40, 15 3 Flood, Jack 82, 112 Flor, Manuel 52, 103, 112, 159
Flores, Juan Carlos 25, 133, 135, 178
Echarte, Guillermo 25, 26,39,47, 115,137,164, 165, 190
Echarte, Max 58, 137, 165
Echegaray, Jose 39, 116, 120
Fabre, Randy 40, 103, 165
Falero, Gabriel 69, 159, 166
Fantana, Brian 3 7
Faraldo, Angel 52
Farias, Gabriel 7 6
Farinas, Alicia 91
Felix, Alexandre 64, 124
Fenton, Ana 91, 105, 174
Ferguson, T. Demetrius 58
Fernandez, Aky 64, 134
Fernandez, Andres 15, 64, 82, 138, 166
Fernandez, Angie 91
Fernandez, Anthony 69
Fernandez, Carlos 8, 31, 141
Fernandez, Edward 64, 122
Fernandez, Frank 64
Fernandez, Gabriel 64
Fernandez, Guillermo 40, 116, 129
Fernandez, Jason 7, 57, 58, 112, 133, 149
Fernandez, Javier 64, 122
Fernandez, Jonathan 7, 40, 52, 122, 146, 147, 191
Fernandez, Jordan 70, 135, 150, 185
Fernandez, Jordi 150 Fernandez, Jorge 64
Fernandez, Livio 70, 121, 122, 138, 166 Fernandez, Maria 91
Fernandez, Matthew 58, 82, 118, 1 ZO, 151
Fernandez, Michael 12, 7 6, 135, 151
Fernandez, Miguel 19 Fernandez, Nicholas 58, 82, 106, 134, 166
Fernandez, Nikolas 76, 77
Fernandez, Rafael 112
Fernandez, Rene 7 6
Fernandez, Ricardo 70, 76, 77, 118, 122, 159
Fernandez, Vicente 58,
Fonseca, Carlos 40, 113, 116, 118, 143 Fonseca, David 52, 125, 169 Fonseca, Mario 52, 123 Fonseca, Ricardo 70, 122, 135, 166 Font, Ignacio 91 Fontalvo, Ivan 40, 122 Fontela, Christopher 7 0 Forbes, Malcolm Steven 39 Formoso, Christopher 17 5 Fornino, Alexander 58 Forshee, William 52, 121, 133
Forte, Antonio 70, 122 Foster, Arthur 164, 165 Foster, Tamara 165 Fraga, Eduardo 91, 104 Franca, Edward 58, 112, 134 Franca, Eric 70, 122, 135, 166
Fresco, Brian 9, 58, 98 Fresquet, Sebastian 64 Fuenmayor, Daniel 70, 122, 145 Fuentes, Amalia 91 Fuentes, Michael 70, 122, 138, 166
Garcia, Gerardo 91 Garcia, James 82 Garcia, Javier 64 Garcia, Juan 82, 118 Garcia, Manuel 64, 134 Garcia, Marcos 52, 123 Garcia, Michael 41, 14 7 Garcia, Nicholas 7 6, 13 3 Garcia, Orlando 41, 91, 123, 127 Garcia, Osvaldo 168 Garcia, Paulino 58, 112 Garcia, Raul 58, 122, 134 Garcia, Richard 64 Garcia, Roy 64, 134 Garcia, Ryan 64, 122, 149 Garcia, Victor 64 Garcia, Zachary 82, 166 Garcia SJ, Father Marcelino 47,88,91,184 Garcia SJ, Father Nelson 91 Garcia--Chang, Graciela 91 Garcia--Delprado, Rafael 70 Garcia--Tution SJ, Father Guillermo 91, 175, 182, 186, 187 Garcia--Velez, Andres 64, 134 Garda--Velez, Calixto 64, 134 Garcia--Velez, Carlos 22, 58, 112, 122, 134, 155 Garland, Edward 91 Garrigo, Danny 112 Garrigo, Erik 7 6, 166 Garrote, Michael 28, 41, 116, 123, 158 Garzon, Fabriccio 70, 119 Gaston, Alejandro 82, 138, 166 Gaston, Jorge 29, 76, 138, 166 Gavidia, Daniel 76, 138, 166 Gaviria, Andres 31, 58, 134, 174 Gaviria, Antonio 64 Gaviria, Ernesto 91 Gaviria, Juan 91 Gaviria, Julio 91 Gekko, Gordon 41 Geofroy, Daniel 58 Gil, Christian 7 0, 121, 122, 124 Gilardi, Alexander 58, 112 Gimbel, Adam 70, 122, 135 Gimenez, Alexander 64, 122 Ginory--Perez, Jorge 65, 141 Giron, David 52 Godoy, Jonathan 65, 116, 122 Godreau, Jean--Paul 58, 129, 143, 159 Goicouria, Patrick 41, 129 Goldberg, Maxwell 82, 170 Goldstein, David 52, 119 Gomez, Andres 59 Gomez,Brix 59,117,165 Gomez, Christian 70, 144 Gomez, Christopher 144
Gomez, Daniel 7 6, 112, 114, 121
Gomez, Joey 121
Gomez, Jonathan 65
Gonzalez, Christian 65
Gonzalez, Daniel 70, 76
Gonzalez, David 7 6, 163
Gonzalez, Emigdio 91 Gonzalez, Felipe 59
Gonzalez, Francisco 7 6, 118
Gonzalez, Franscio 114
Gonzalez, Freshman Adrian 141
Gonzalez, Gonzalo 52, 123 Gonzalez, Javier 59, 82, 116
Gonzalez, Jorge 82, 144 Gonzalez, Jose 70, 122
Gonzalez, Joseph 70
Gonzalez, Juan 52, 67, 122
Gonzalez, Juan Carlos 59, 151, 156, 181
Gonzalez, Kevin 76, 157
Gonzalez, Lazaro 92
Gonzalez, Lester 52
Gonzalez, Manuel 7 6 Gonzalez, Michelle 92, 111 Gonzalez, Nicholas 65, 122, 141
Gonzalez, Osiel 82, 138 Gonzalez, Ryan 70
Gonzalez, William 42, 116
Gonzalez--Jacobo, Alexander 42, 123, 140, 141
Gonzalez--Jacobo, Marcus 14,82
Gonzalez--Oliva, Damian 83
Goodman, Jonathan 59, 60, 149
Goti, Alexander De 13, 69, 162
Goti, Christopher De 38, 160, 161
Granja, Christopher 65, 122
Gray, Brendan 65, 129
Greenberg, Richard 65
Grenet, Paul 65, 143 Grimal, Robert 52, 155 Guarch, Jorge 59, 155 Guarch, Kristopher 70 Guardia, Agustin De La 82
Guasch, Eric 42
Guerra, Jorge 42
Guerra, Julian 83, 163 Guerra, Ryan 70, 163 Guerra, Victor 52
Guevara, Daniel 70, 163 Guevara, David 83, 163 Guio, Lorenzo 83 Guitian, Eric 42, 49, 129, 133
Guso, Jake 77, 144, 169, 170
Gutierrez, Christopher 42, 116, 129, 133 Gutierrez, David 42, 118, 119
Gutierrez, Jason 77, 151 Gutierrez, Teresa 92 Guzzo, John 64, 65, 165
Hernanadez, Frank 163
Hernandez, Alejandro 52, 83, 112, 117, 123, 137, 186 Hernandez, Alexander 52 Hernandez, Andres 92 Hernandez, Brett 59 Hernandez, Christian 6, 26, 42, 112, 129 Hernandez, Christopher 14, 59, 122, 141 Hernandez, David 92, 135 Hernandez, Enrique 162, 163 Hernandez, Francisco 70, 135 Hernandez, George 70, 124 Hernandez, Jorge 65 Hernandez, Kyle 77 Hernandez, Marina 92 Hernandez, Michael 77 Hernandez, Nicholas 70, 163 Hernandez, Pedro 92 Herrera, Gabriel 163 Herrera, Guillermo 70, 122, 138, 166 Herrera, Javier 83, 112, 116, 163 Herrera, Jonathan 83, 112, 138 Herrera, Michael 13, 53, 161 Herrera, Nicholas 24, 25, 110, 133, 165 Herrera, Ricardo 53, 14 3, 169 Herrero, Javier 42, 116, 122 Hervis, Juan--Carlos 70, 118
Hess, Alexander 42, 153 Hevia, Branden 13, 83, 116, 117 Hidalgo, Daniel 53, 13 3 Hidalgo, Dominick 70, 135 Hildreth, Robert 6, 9, 42, 129, 175 Hillman, Daniel 77 Holmes, Oliver Wendell 46 Hondal, David 83, 121 Horta, Christian 77 Houry, Cecile 92 Hoxsie, Loren 64,65 Hoz, Jorge De La 58, 165 Huamani, Alejandro 70, 122, 170 Hubert, Benjamin 53, 115, 121, 123, 167 Hyne, Oliver 68, 70, 118
JIbarra, Kevin 65, 122 lcaza, Charmaine 27,92 Iglesia, Michael 70, 163 Iglesias, Daniel 53, 121, 123, 187 Iglesias, David 53, 117, 122
Gadala--Maria, Jorge 40 Galliano, Matias 64, 122, 170
Gallinar, Roberto 82 Gandarillas, Maria 91 Gandarillas, Victor 26, 40, 117, 119, 120, 123 Garcia, Andre 38, 40, 146, 147 Garcia, Andres 7 6 Garcia, Armando 52 Garcia, Brien 40, 129, 165 Garcia, Carlos 64, 122, 137, 165 Garcia, Christopher 41 Garcia, David 52, 187 Garcia, Fernando 41, 165
Gomez, Jose 13, 38, 41, 165
Gomez, Juan 41, 116 Gomez, Marco 41, 116, 120
Gomez, Rene 52, 133, 176 Gomez, William 24, 42, 49, 111, 116, 123,212
Gomez--Faccio, Pedro 82 Gomez--Rivera, Esteban 70, 152, 153
Gonzalez, Adrian 65, 112, 122, 141
Gonzalez, Alexander 7 6, 163
Gonzalez, Andres 65
Gonzalez, Andrew 59, 159
Haibi, Dora 92, 114, 127 Hamilton, Alexander 4 2 Hanlon, Matthew 27, 28, 42, 129 Hartling, Devin 52, 122, 141 Hassun, Armando 83
Heiva, Brandon 121
Henry, Christopher 30, 42, 116, 122, 132, 133, 165 Heredia, Roberto 92 Hereter, Pablo 77
Heria, Raul De La 63, 122 Hermida, Albert 83
Hermida, Christopher 65, 122
Iglesias, Jennifer 92 Iglesias, Mercedes 92 Ignacio, Scull 129 lncera, Adam 70, 122, 138, 166 lncera, Benjamin 83, 144 lncera, Javier 77 Infante, Hector 65 Infante, Jaime 59 Infante, Pedro 20, 42, 129, 155 lngelmo, Patrick 53, 121, 123, 167 lngelmo, Phillip 59, 121, 167 lnguanzo, Yolanda 92 lparraguirre, Alexander 42, 111, 165, 191
lparraguirre, Nicholas 83, 151, 166
Isaac, Alexander 83, 124
Isenberg, Joseph 70, 122, 124
Is ern, Pedro 53
Izquierdo, Adrian 83, 157
Izquierdo, Amulfo 18, 42, 133
Jackson, Michael 82
Jacomino, Jennifer 92
Ja1il, Gregory 65, 165
Jaramillo, Alexander 53, 118, 121, 123, 127
Jaramillo, Daniel 71, 118, 122
Jasman, Alexander 29, 71, 122, 141
Jasman, Michael 83
Jefferson, Thomas 4 3
Jerez, Alejandro 7, 20, 21, 42, 123, 190
Jesus, Keith De 69
Jesus, Kevin De 63, 134
Jimenez, Beatriz 88, 92
Jimenez, Cristian 71, 13 8, 166
Jimenez, Gabriel 71, 12 2
Jimenez, Joaquin 59, 112
Jimenez, Michael 77
Jimenez, Peter 59, 114, 129
Jimeno, Ignacio 53
Jobs, Steve 45
Johnson, Samuel 4 5
Johnson, William 65, 143, 169
Jordan, Mathew 12, 22, 27,28,42,44,97, 126, 128, 129
Juan, Brandon San 73, 135
Juncadella, Diego 141
Juncadella, Salvador 71 , 73, 122
Juncadella, Sebastian 15, 26, 41, 43, 140, 141
Jung, George 38
Justo, Diego 77
Justo, Eduardo 71
I(Kanelidis, Anthony 53, 114,117,123,143,169
Kenna, Ann 92, 106, 115, 122
Kennedy, Carlos 98
Kennedy, Juan Carlos 53, 187
Kiliddjian, Peter 83, 144
Kim, Adrian 59
Kline, Clara 92
Klump, Phillip 6, 4 3
Koch, Stephen 28, 4 3, 113, 118, 141
Korolyov, Nikolai 59, 133
Kross, Derek 60
Lara, Eric De 5 1
Lara, Shyara 92
Larandero, Alejandro 122
Laratelli, Luciano 77
Largaespada, Alan 71
Larson, Doug 3 9
Larson,Jake 77, 112, 114, 116
Lascano, Julio 65, 129, 165
Lascano, Lidice 92, 112
Lascano, Tony 112
Lastres, Kevin 83, 116, 163
Latour, Alfredo 59, 122, 149
Latour, Freddy 149
Lauria, Fernando 65
Lavandero, Alejandro 71, 135, 163
Lavina, Christopher 65, 102 Lavina, Roman 53
Lazaro, Alejandro 53, 112, 123, 145
Ledesma, Rafael 26, 92, 100, 120
Legido, Daniel 59, 112, 174
Legido, Julian 71, 150, 166
Legido, Justin 53
Leiva, Carlmichael 83
Lemos, Alejandro De 64, 129
Lemos, Rosario De 90
Lemus, Richard 71, 163
Leon, Andres 53, 129, 187
Leon, Devin 4 3
Leon, Gisela 92
Leon, Manuel 71, 112, 117, 122, 144
Leon, Roberto De 7 6
Leon, Samuel De 20, 21, 51
Leonard, Daniel 59, 118, 126 Leonard, Nicholas 77, 151
Leos, Domingo 83
Leos, Sergio 77, 112
Lesteiro, Daniel 77
Ley, Nicholas 53, 118, 125
Leyva, Aurelio 71, 13 5
Leyva, Christopher 65
Leyva, Frank 71, 135, 166
Linares, Antonio 83
Lindsay, Joseph 65, 112, 122, 137
Llano, Jordan 16, 29, 71, 141
Llano, Joshua 17, 43, 49, 122
Llano, Justin 16, 65, 141 Llansa, Juan 65
Llobal, Alonso 154, 15 5 Llobell, Marcos 83, 116 Llorens, Jose 65, 134
Lobo, Daniel 22, 43, 115, 122, 155
Lobo, Michael 59
Lominac, Jordan 65, 148 Londono, Simon 83, 157 Londono, Oscar 28, 4 3, 147
Lopez, Anthony 16, 59, 143, 168, 169 Lopez, Carlos 4 3
Lopez, Christopher 59, 83 Lopez, Daniel 65, 77 Lopez, Gabriel 83, 157 Lopez, Ivan 170
Lopez, Pedro 4 5 Lopez, Peter 53 Lopez, Susan 92
Lopez, Yoe 43, 122, 160, 161
Lopez--Bosch, Ivan 71, 144
Lopez--Cantera, Victor 44, 143
Lopez--Castro, Amadeo 70, 71, 135, 151, 166
Lopez--Castro, Guillermo 83
Lopez--Molina, Roberto 65, 117,124
Lorenzo, Bryan 94
Lorenzo, Manuel 59
Lorido, Jose 65, 104, 145, 156
Lorido,Juan 77, 138,145, 157
Losada, Christopher 77
Louis, Daniel St. 67, 134
Loven, Michael 83
Lowenhaupt, Kevin 71, 141
Lowenthal, Patrick 53
Loys, Raul 53, 155 Luaces, Alberto 59
Lucas, Albert 65, 112, 117,122
Lucas, Jonathan 77, 112
Lumpkin, Demetrius 65, 67, 134
Lund, Roger 94
MMacedo, Alejandro Pita 85, 157
Macedo, Ricardo Pita 66
Machado, Alejandro 71
Machado, Fernando 53, 121, 123
Machado, Juan 59
Machado, Roberto 53, 123
Macias, Alec 71, 135, 150, 166
Maderal, Alejandro 94
Madiedo, Reynaldo 83, 157, 177
Magoulas, Michael 83, 138, 166
Malouf, Antonio 65, 122, 126
Malvar, Francisco 59, 112, 117,137,159,167
Manda, Andrew 59
Manrara, Ana 94
Mantovani, Gianni 71
Manzanares, Andres 77, 138, 166
Manzanares, Daniel 65, 122
Margerie, Lukas 83
Mariategui, Juan--Diego 65, 129
Mariategui, Sebastian 65
Marina, Alexander 59, 123
Marina, Michael 83
Marley, Christopher 46
Marmol,Andres 44,129, 154, 155
Marques, Adrian 59
Marquez, Cristian 8 3
Lagunas, Mark 83
Lam, Enrique 77, 114, 116, 157
Lam, Luiz 53
Lamas, Gabriel 59
Lamela, Michael 4 3
Lopez, James 59, 118, 134 Lopez, Jose 65, 117, 124 Lopez, Joseph 65, 122 Lopez, Joshua 65, 137, 152, 153, 165 Lopez, Juan Carlos 53, 117, 123, 143, 169, 187 Lopez, Julio 16, 53, 123, 142, 143, 169 Lopez, Lionel 92 Lopez, Manuel 83 Lopez, Michael 71, 83, 117,157 Lopez, Nicholas 77, 15 7
Marquez, Emmanuel 77
Marrero, Christian 71 , 151
Marrero, Christopher 77
Marrero, Matthew 77, 151
Marrero, Ruben 94, 147, 149
Martin, Anthony 59, 84, 112, 123, 141, 143 Martin, Christopher 84
Martin, Lantz 84
Martin, Luis 134 Martin, Paul 65, 112, 122
Martin, Raul 11 7
Martinez, 6, 53, 123, 133
Mesa, Brandon 7, 60, 112
Martinez, Arturo 56, 59, 149
Martinez, Branden 71, 122, 137, 138, 166
Martinez, Cristobal 59, 112
Martinez, Djan 71 , 13 5
Martinez, Javier 18, 77, 114, 116
Martinez, Jeremy 71, 112, 117,122
Martinez, Jorge 94, 125, 148
Martinez, Kenji 163
Martinez, Mario 77
Martinez, Maxwell 30, 53, 133
Martinez, Michael 50, 53, 114, 121, 123, 127
Martinez, Miriam 94
Martinez, Nicholas 41, 44, 161
Martinez, Oscar 84
Martinez, Ricardo 18, 77
Martinez, Roland 44, 14 5
Martinez, Sebastian 77
Martinez--Cid, Anton 77
Martinez--Cid, Ricardo 77, 112
Martinez--Cid, Xabier 65, 134
Martinez--Quibus, Cesar 60
Martinez--Quibus, Fernando 71, 166
Martinez--Varela, Gabriel 84
Mas, Rafael 53
Maseda, Miquel 65, 122, 134
Masri, Omar 84
Massa, Richard 3 1, 44, 1 3 9
Masters, Justin 65, 122, 124
Mastrovito, Daniel 60, 165
Matheu, Ryan 65
Matute, Gianfranco 60
Maurin, Nicolas 77
Maury, Andrew 65, 122, 156
Maya, Samuel 84, 157, 166
Mayer, John 43,46
Maza, Carlos 94, 121
Mazaira, Alain 44, 13 3, 152
Mazaira, Julian 71, 141
McKay, Aaron 60, 134
Mead, Margaret 3 9
Mechoso, Michael 60, 112, 181
Medina, John 80, 82, 84, 151, 157
Meilan, Antonio 94, 160, 161
Meilan, Gil 161
Mejer, Alvaro 7, 84, 15 7, 166
Mejia, Marco 31, 44, 160, 161
Melendez, Charles 21, 44, 139
Melendez, Rafael 77
Mencio, Anthony 65, 122
Mencio, Carlos 84
Mendez, Armando 44, 97, 118, 122, 123
Mendez, Frank 60, 162
Mendez, Gabriel 44, 129
Mendia, Jorge 45
Mendonca, Tanger 94, 154, 155, 157
Mendoza, Michael 34, 45, 165
Menendez, Angel 84
Menendez, Enrique 77, 118
Menendez, Michael 4 5
Mengoth, Gonzalo 65
Mengotti, Gonzalo 156
Menocal, Ana Maria 94
Menocal, Jorge 53, 54, 147, 158
Menocal, Nicholas 65, 122, 162
Mercado, Daniel 65
Mertz, Alexander 84, 13 8
Mesa, Gabriel 71, 122, 138
Mestre, Angel 84, 112
Mestre, Michael 7 8, 124, 126
Metcalfe, Andrew 45
Michelena, Andrew 60
Mignone, Marco 53
Miguel, Steven San 54, 119, 121, 123
Milan, Gonzalo 134
Mion, Daniel 65, 122, 156
Mion, Diego 78, 157
Mion,Gabriel 65,122,156
Mion--Bet, Daniele 45, 112 Miranda, Jason 84, 116 Miret, Orealys 94 Mitchell, Israel 94, 13 3 Moas, Daniel 45, 123
Modino--Diaz, Jesus 78
Mola, Gabriel Loret De 65, 137, 155, 165
Moncada, Richard 24, 84 Monge, Raul 53
Monsalve, Elias 78, 163, 166
Montalvan, Ricardo 84
Montes, Alexander 10, 45, 141 Montes, Michael 65, 112 Montesi, Daniel 94
Montiel, Kevin 84, 138, 166
Montiel, Pedro 60, 134, 153
Montoya, Nestor 71, 122 Monzon, Andres Perez 122 Monzon, Anthony 71 Mora,Ana 94
Morales, Christopher 78 Morales, Justin 7 8
Moreiras, Jose 60, 122, 134, 135, 165
Moreiras, Nicholas 71 , 135, 185
Morejon, Pablo 23, 53, 116, 143 Moreno, Carlos 170 Morera, Maria 94
Moreton, George 4 5 Moreton, Nicholas 65 Morfin, Andres 60, 15 5 Morfin, Juan Carlos 71, 157 Morfin, Pedro 71
Morgado, Robert 78, 114, 163
Moro, Matthew 71, 122, 135 Motola, David 4 5, 141 Mourin, Patrick 53, 113, 115, 129
Mouriz, Nicholas 45, 167 Moussa, Eric 65
Moussawel, Samir 45, 190
Moya, Adrian 71, 122 Mulet, George 72, 116 Munarriz, Nicholas 72, 122 Munilla, James 60, 122, 134
Munilla, Julian 72, 166 Munoz, Joshua 72, 116, 141
Munoz, Robert 7 8
Murgado, Michael 60, 134 Murphy, Ryan 78, 135, 166
Murube, Borja 84 Munoz, Mark 163
Munoz, Sebastian 84, 112 Munoz--Bustamante, Jorge 94, 124, 185
NNapoles, Alexander 54, 123, 127
Naranjo, Andre 65 Naranjo, Juan Carlos 84, 112, 166
Natali, Stefano 60, 112, 149 Navarra, Francisco Torres De 73
Navarrete, Nicolas 65 Navarro, Christopher 12, 45, 189
Navarro, Luis 9, 54, 123 Naya, Alberto 7 8
Negron, Rene 72, 139 Neret, Eduardo 84
Newmeyer, Michael 4 5, 129, 147
Nicolella, Emmanuel 84, 112
Nieto, Jr., Amado 6, 24, 41, 45, 133, 152, 153 Nin, Javier 78
Nisenbaum, Jonathan 45 Novo, Alexander 72, 135 Novo, Nicholas 84
Novoa, Alejandro 84
Novoa, Andres 60, 11 0, 112, 118, 123
Novoa, Jose 22, 60, 122 Novoa, Nicolas 72, 117, 124
Noya, Emmanuel 72
Nuez, Hector De La 64, 162
Nunez, Gabriel 84
Nunez, Ricardo 65 Nunez, Ariel 94 Nunez, Fernando 94 Nunez, Leopoldo 94, 101
Naccarato, Augusto 72 Nahunte, Shutruk 40 Nanfro, John--Carlo 78, 124
O'Malley, Robert 94, 107, 126
O'Sullivan, John 66, 122, 141
Obregon, Javier 72, 122, 151
Ochoa, Julian 57, 60, 112, 156, 181
Ochoa, Lucas 72, 157 Olazabal, David 60 Olazabal, Oliver 54 Olesen, Alexander 60, 123, 140, 141 Oliva, Frank 65, 118, 122, 126
Oliver, Jason 134 Olsen, Christian 60, 123
Olvera, Nicolas 65, 156
Omana, Carlos 65, 142, 143, 180 Omlegri, Oliver 123
Ona, Jorge De 38, 122, 129
Ona, Pedro De 51 Orbay, Jordi 166 Orbay, Jorge 78, 138 Ordunez, Ulises 94 Orellana, Reynaldo 60 Orguella, Alvaro 12 3 Otjuela, Alvaro 54, 11 7 Orozco, Andrew 9, 54, 129 Orozco, Sebastian 45, 143 Orta, Jorge 78, 157
Ortega, Fabio 94, 183
Ortega, Felipe 4 5, 15 5
Ortega, Oscar 94
Ortega, Pedro 84 Ortiz, Angel 65
Ortiz, Hector 78, 151 Ortiz, Javier 12, 65, 122, 162
Osa, Edward De La 64
Ossa, Juan De La 51, 123, 155
Osten, Gabriel Von Der 7 9, 138, 166
Osten, Mark Von Der 55
Osten, Yvonne Von Der 96
Otero, Benjamin 54, 113, 128, 137, 165
Otero, Brian 45, 113, 137
Ovin--Berenguer, Manuel De 76
pPadilla, Jose 95
Padilla, Victor 54, 133, 186
Padron, Camilo 78, 135, 166
Padron, Carlos 60, 112, 139
Padron, Christian 76, 78
Padron, Omar 66
Padura, Francisco 9 5, 118
Paek, Philip 60
Palacio, Michael 84, 121, 177
Palermo, Vincent 60
Pallissery, William 84
Palomera, Julio 84
Palomo, Christian 66, 117,159
Palomo, Christopher 60, 122, 159
Panzarini, Bruno 60
Parada, Esteban 66
Paradela, Alberto 66, 121, 122
Pardo, Bryan 45, 122
Pardo, Javier 66, 122
Pardo, Laurindo 54, 113, 143
Pareja, Esteban 66
Parenti, Eliana 95, 118
Parra, Albert 66, 129
Parra, Carlos 72, 141
Parra, Devin 60, 123
Parra, Ryan 66
Pascual, Kevin 84
Pascual, Michael 60, 134
Pastor, Emilio 161
Pastor, Matthew 84
Pastoriza, Alexander 45, 118, 122, 125
Patel, Kunal 66
Paterno, Joe 42 Paula, David 72 Paula, Michael 46, 113 Pavon, Kevin 7 8 Payne, Willie 60, 122
Paz, Alejandro 66, 112, 122
Paz, Anthony 46, 123, 133
Paz, Christian 78, 79, 118
Pelegri, Mario 66
Pena, Maximilian 84, 116
Pena, Nicholas 7 2
Penabad, Michael 66
Penarredonda, Alejandro 84
Penichet, Charles 84
Penichet, Robert 7 8
Peppas, Kirk 142, 143 Peraza, Marco 60, 123 Perdomo, Daniel 7 8
Perea, Christian 72, 122, 163 Pereira, Joshua 46, 117, 123 Pereyra, Jonathan 84, 116 Perez, Adrian 46, 47, 136, 137, 167, 191 Perez, Alberto 72, 1 2 1, 122, 144, 145, 169, 170 Perez, Alejandro 60 Perez, Alexander 60, 123 Perez, Andres 85, 151 Perez, Anthony 30, 66, 112, 122 Perez, Bryan 66, 148 Perez, Carlos 72 Perez, Christian 72, 85, 145, 170 Perez, Daniel 72, 85, 121,
141 Perez, Fabrizio 9, 54, 176
Perez, Francisco 9 5 Perez, Gabriel 66
Perez, Javier 54, 1 01, 116, 118 Perez, Jimmy 95
Perez, Jose 22, 52, 54, 112, 116, 123
Perez, Kevin 72, 159
Perez, Nicolas 85, 121 Perez, Pablo 85, 116
Perez--Abreu, Victor 77, 78, 126, 135
Perez--Florido, Anthony 60
Perez--Heydrich, Eduardo 60
Perez--Monzon, Andres 72, 135
Perez--Sanchez, James 54, 119,186
Perez--Sanchez, Ruben 7 2
Perez--Tirse, Christopher 60, 134
Perez-Lerena SJ, Father Francisco 95 Perkins, Thomas 54 Permuy, Antonio 85
Permuy SJ, Father Frank 95, 126, 177, 179
Perrone, Jose 66, 116, 117, 129, 156
Perrone, Juan 46, 119 Persaud, Rene 151
Pertierra, Gabriel 71, 7 2, 122, 144, 185
Pessoa, John 7 2, 117, 122, 145
Peterson, Lisa 95
Peiia, Maximilian 124
112
Phillips, Luis 66
Pichardo, Francisco 2 7
Pieve, Federico Da 81, 82, 157
Pieve, Lucas Da 5 1, 15 5
Pigurina, Horacio 66
Pigurina, Juan 78, 138
Pigurina, Luis 85
Pina, Alexander 66, 122, 156
Pin era, Alexander 7 8
Pino, Daniel 78, 114, 118, 135, 163
Pino, Mario 134
Pis--Dudot, Alejandro 72, 99, 135, 150, 166
Pistorino, John 54, 117, 153
Pizarro, Richard 60, 118
Placensia, Pablo 123
Placeres, Anthony 72
Planas--Arteaga, Sheehan 66, 122, 162
Plasencia, Pablo 54, 121, 123, 167
Platt, Eric 66, 134
Platt, Nicholas 60, 112, 133
Player, Gary 3 7
Poey, Federico 66
Pola, Jorge 85, 166
Poo, Daniel 7 8
Porta, George 27, 95, 174
Portela, Alejandro 85
Portela, Gerardo 72, 95, 139, 150, 151, 165
Portella, Alexander 151
Portillo, Kevin 72, 149, 166
Portuondo, Andres 16
Portuondo, John 66, 1 ZZ
Portuondo, Jorge 16, I 7, 54, 123, 176
Powell, Jorge 85, 157, 166
Prats, Kyle 66, 162
Prego, Roberto 54, 112, 119, 186
Prellezo, Felipe 75, 78, 157, 178
Prida,Daniel 60,149,174
Prida, David 85
Prieto, Jose 7 8, 116
Prieto, Julian 66, 122
Prieto, Santiago 24, 95
Prio,Carlos 72,122
Proust, Marcel 4 7
Puente, Guillermo De La 38, 122
Puig,Alec 54, 121, 187
Puig--Corve, Patrick 7 8
Pujals, Guillermo 78, 135, 151, 163, 166
Puzo, Mario 188
Rios, Jorge 11, 22, 61, 112 Rios, Michael 10, 24, 27, 30,46,49, 129,132,133, 164, 165 Ripoll SJ, Father Luis 164, 165
Roque, Nicolas 66, 156 Roque--Velasco, Javier 66, 156 Rosa, Ralph 85 Rosell, Carlos 85, 163 Rosette, Diego 78, 157
Quesada, Tomas De 12, 27,90,128
Quezada, Antonio 46, 116, 129, 147
Quinones, Nicholas 5 1, 54, 122
Quintero, Anthony 54, 122
Quirantes, Ramon 54, 141 Quirch, Guillermo 66, 139
RRabassa, Antonio 66, 122, 153
Ragolta, Eduardo 66, 122, 141
Raimundez, Ricardo 95
Ramallo, Miguel 66
Ramdial, Demetri 66, 122 Ramirez, Alexander 46, 165
Ramirez, Alfredo 78, 170 Ramirez, Christopher 54 Ramirez, Cristina 113 Ramirez, Daniel 85, 112 Ramirez, Erick 66, 122, 126 Ramirez, John 29, 85, 138
Ramon, Daniel 72, 122
Ramon, Eric 60
Ramon, Olga 95, 122, 128
Ramon, Peter 72, 122 Ramos, Carlos 85, 163
Ramos, Daniel 10, 46, 147, 191
Ramos, David 54, 133 Ramos, Gabriel 29, 72, 151, 163
Ramos, Isabel 58
Ramos, Joseph 25, 61, 85, 122
Raucci, Fabio 61, 15 5
Recuset, Nicholas 66 Rego, Dominic 66
Regueyra, Andrew 46, 122
Reinoso, Lazaro 95, 153, 159
Rencurrell, Sean 54, 123 Restrepo, Luis 7 2
Restrepo, Rafael 66, 141 Rey, Julian 66, 122, 137, 165
Reyes, Jorge 85 Reyes, Stephanie 171
Reyes--Garcia, Maria--Cristina 95
Ricardo, Edwin 7 8 Rich, Alan 61, 134 Rkks, Darius 61, 134 Rico, Dylan 54, 133, 153 Rico, Steven 15 3 Riego,JavierDel 58,101, 118, 122
Riera, Javier 95
Riera, Jorge 61, 123 Riesgo, Jacob 72, 135 Rigueiro, Francisco 72 Rincon, Daniel 66, 148 Rio, Javier Del 39, 113 Rios, Francisco 7 8
Rivas, Adrian 7 8 Rivas, Andres 7 2 Rivas--Firpi, Julian 66, 134, 153 Rivero, Ariel 61 Rivero, Jose 46, 141 Rivero, Marco 78, 159 Riveron, Austin 29, 78, 150, 166 Rives, Dylan 78, 124 Roa, Ivan 95 Roa, Jose 183 Roatta, Christian 85 Robaina, Tomas 46 Robayna, Eduardo 46 Robelo, Christopher 54, 123
Roberts, Harris 61, 112, 116, 122 Robledo, Juan 72 Roca, Jose 78, 95, 112, 114, 138, 151, 166 Roca, Jose E. 88, 146, 147, 149 Rock, Caleb 54, 122, 133 Rodriguez, Adolfo 85, 121 Rodriguez, Alfredo 46, 116 Rodriguez, Andre 72 Rodriguez, Andres 54, 78, 112,116,118,119,122, 123, 129, 163, 165 Rodriguez, Armando 15, 27,95 Rodriguez, Daniel 54, 72, 114, 119, 122, 125, 179 Rodriguez, David 66, 162 Rodriguez, Eduardo 66 Rodriguez, Ethan 7 8, 121, 124 Rodriguez, George 7 8 Rodriguez, Giovanni 10, 46, 78, 112, 114, 116, 124, 126, 158 Rodriguez, Javier 46, 66, 148 Rodriguez, Jean Paul 46, 123 Rodriguez, Jesse 72, 122 Rodriguez, Joey 72, 112, 162 Rodriguez, John--Paul 72, 122, 138, 157 Rodriguez, Jorge 46, 122, 123, 127 Rodriguez, Joseph 61 Rodriguez, Juan 85, 134, 138 Rodriguez, Juan Manuel 66 Rodriguez, Kevin 7 8 Rodriguez, Lucas 66, 148 Rodriguez, Luis 72, 118, 135 Rodriguez, Michael 61, 72, 112, 116 Rodriguez, Michel 66, 112 Rodriguez, Ofelia 9 5 Rodriguez, Ricardo 54, 72, 122, 153 Rodriguez, Steven 7 8 Rodriguez--Cepero, Pablo 66, 122, 141 Rodriguez--Mena, Ryan 85, 163, 166 Roen, James 72, 141, 185 Rojas, Daniel 46, 15 5 Rojas, Jonathan 61, 118 Rojas, Mario 54, 123, 161 Rojo, Daniel 72, 179 Rojo, Diego 7 8, 166 Rojo, Julian 20, 27, 40, 47, 100, 129, 165 Romanach, John 72, 135 Romero, Alejandro 7 4, 7 8 Romero, Francisco 24, 61, 162 Romero, Luciano 72, 124, 185 Romero, Michael 72
Roura, Devon 7 8, 114, 118
Roura, Michael 22, 23, 54, 116, 123
Rovirosa, Andres 8, 9, 54, 133
Rowaan, Cornelis 7 8 Ruberte, Ignacio 72, 122 Rubio, Santiago 47, 116, 123, 188, 189
Rudnikas, Benzo 78, 135 Rueda, Anthony 7 8
Rueda, Jaime 4 7, 116, 129 Ruiz, Alejandro 9, 47, 49, 123, 141
Ruiz, Andres 72, 163
Ruiz, Daniel 29, 72, 138, 144, 166
Ruiz, Eduardo 72, 141 Ruiz, Frankie 136, 137
Ruiz, Juan 7 8 Ruiz, Michael 85
Ruiz, Nicholas 66, 137, 165
Sanz, Richard 15, 47, 122, 141
Sardinas, Benjamin 66, 126
Sardina SJ, Father Jorge 95, 166
Sarduy, Paul 66 Sayman, Michael 85 Scerpella, Ernesto 66 Scheuren, Jose 73, 156, 157
Schmidt, Hans 66, 134 Schnabel, Michael 73, 141 Schwartz, Morrie 40 Scott, Michael 4 5 Scull, Ignacio 95, 129 Segrera, Sergio 61, 120 Seidenthal, Andre 55, 155 Seijo, Marlon 85 Senior, Alejandro 7 9, 114, 118
Senior, Eduardo 59, 61, 112
Saavedra, Angel 72, 122
Saavedra, Daniel 7 8
Saca--Pujals, Jose 78
Sacasa, Andres 73
Saenz, Christian 95, 124, 174
Saenz, Michael 78, 118, 121, 124
Saffe, Derek 61, 123, 156 Sagarduy, Borja 61, 122, 155
Saint--Pierre, Daniel 66 Sainz, Marco 85
Sairam, Vikram 7 8
Saizarbitoria, Victor 4 7
Saladin, Victor 79, 144
Salazar, Carlos 85, 112 Salazar, Jorge 73
Salazar, Roger 4 7
Saldana--Rojas, Diego 61 Saldano, Lazaro Lorenzo 95
Salinas, Christian 85 Salvador, Max 66, 162
Sanchez, Andres 8, 73, 122, 135, 151, 163
Sanchez, Edgar 61, 161 Sanchez, Gabriel 66, 73, 135, 150, 163
Sanchez, Jorge 4 7, 121 Sanchez, Junior Max 53 Sanchez, Lucas 73, 122 Sanchez, Maximilian 66, 122
Sanchez, Maximiliano 55, 129, 176
Sanchez, Nicholas 79, 124
Sanchez, Sebastian 66
Sanchez, Thorvald 73, 122, 135
Sanchez--Roig, Adrian 66, 122, 141
Sanchis, Salvador 66, 156
Sanjur, Daniel 66
Santa··Cmz, Ivan 9 5, 117, 120
Santiago, Mario 61, 112, 133
Santos, Alejandro De Los 64
Santos, Anthony 4 7, 117
Santos, Gregory 73, 112, 122, 141
Santos, Joseph 61
Santurio, Nicholas 61, 147
Sanz, Ernesto 61, 14 9
Senra, Armando 61 Serein, Gilbert 66, 117, 129 Serrat, Alejandro 48 Sessions, Wayne 7 9 Shmidt, Hans 100 Sicre, Manuel 66, 134, 149, 165 Siegmeister, Joshua 145 Sierra, Anthony 79 Sierra, Brandon 66 Sierra, Matthew 71, 73, 122, 141 Sierra, Ramon 183 Silva, Christopher 67, 11 7, 122, 124 Silva, Claudio 55, 122 Silva, Jose 79 Silverang, Devon 61, 117, 125
Silverio, Sebastian 61, 112 Simauchi, Andres 25, 28, 48, 116, 123, 142, 143, 168, 169 Singer, William 79 Singh, Krischan 73, 124 Sirven, Daniel 85, 166 Sirven, Jose 85, 118 Sixto, Robert 73 Smit, Edward 61, 164, 165 Smit, Richard 48, 116, 123, 125, 126, 127, 129 Smith, Andres 77, 79, 104, 135, 166 Smith, Carlos 48, 122, 158 Smith, Francisco 79 Smith, Jose 67, 85, 134, 151 Snyder, Alexander 48, 129 Socarraz, Juan 73 Solares, Mario 67, 122, 141
Solaun, Daniel 61, 15 9 Soler, Byron 12, 13, 27, 48, 161
Solis, Steven 85, 157 Solo, Stefan De 64 Solorzano, Fernando 67 Sosa, Anthony 61, 11 7 Sosa, Ernesto 73, 122
Sosa, Javier 30, 55, 112, 133, 186
Sosa, Marisol 96, 99 Soto, Gabriel 85, 163
Sotolongo, Richard 85
Sotto, Alexander 61, 105, 112
Spillers, Austin 85, 151, 163
Sroka, Roberto 48, 133, 155, 196
Sroka, Sergio 73, 135, 156, 157
Staines, Leonardo 67
Staines, Maxie 61, 165
Stanish, Tyler 61, 134 Steelman, David 85
Stuart, Richard 13 2, 13 3
Stula, Gregory 61, 112
Stula, Nicholas 73, 135 Suarez, Adriana 96, 123, 174
Suarez, Andre 85
Suarez, Camila 96
Suarez, Christian 79, 163
Suarez, Christopher 85, 135
Suarez, Jesus 96
Suarez--Murias, Rory 55
Sucena, Rolando 96
Suerias, Albert 48, 112, 167
Trilles, Jorge 61, 123
Trobiani, Michael 67
Trujillo, Alejandro 73
Trujillo, Christopher 67, 162
Trujillo, Francisco 55
Trujillo, Gabriel 55
Trutie, Joseph 73, 122
Tua, Rafael 67, 122, 127, 137, 165
Tyler, Benjamin 61, 125
Tyler, Steven 79, 138, 151, 166
Tanous, Fayez 67, 122
Tato, Javier 73
Tato, Rene 67, 122, 162
Tavara, Fernando 7 9
Tavares, George 67
Tello, Christian 79, 124
Tembley, Andrew 144
Teran, Roger 115 '
Tevar, Gibran 156
Thompson, Hunter S. 40
Todoroff, Eric 55, 122, 159
Toledo, Dolores 96, 185
Tomas, Fabian 85
Tomasino, Nicolas 67, 141
Torralba, Nicholas 7 9
Torre, Jose De La 14, 38, 123, 141, 190
Torres, Favyan 61, 122
Torres, Ruben 55
Tost, Miguel 67, 122
Trelles--Cabarrocas, Jorge
79
Tremblay, Andrew 79
Trevino, Lee 44
Trigueros, Gonzalo 67, 141
Trigueros, Rodolfo 48, 122
Ucar, Antonio 67, 112, 148
Ucha, Julian 55
Ugarte, Michael 73, 135, 166
Ukenye, John 85
Urbay, Marlene 19, 96
Urdaneta, Francisco 19, 24, 48, 133
vValdes, Alexander 27, 49, 116
Valdes, Gustavo 96
Valdes, Nicolas 7 9
Valdes--Denis, Raymond 61, 123
Valdez, Alexander 43, 118
Valdez, Matthew 55, 122
Valencia, Pablo 67
Valenzuela, Daniel 61, 112, 123
Valenzuela, Omar 49, 123
Valido, Stephen 67, 122
Valiente, Brian 85, 177
Valiente, Kevin 73, 122, 150, 166
V allabriga, Alec 61
Valls--Edwards, Thomas 73, 135
Valverde, Alexander 49
Valverde, Daniel 7 3, 15 1
Vara; Carlos 61, 13 7
Vargas, Brandon 67
Varona, Andres De 82, 138, 166
Varona, Javier 55
Varona, Jorge 55,125
Vasquez, Juan 8, 96, 103, 123, 127
Vazquez, Alexander 61, 7 9
Vazquez, Andres 67, 122, 143
Vazquez, Daniel 55, 123
Vazquez, Neil 20, 27, 49, 118, 119, 125, 127
Vazquez, Nicholas 73, 117
Vazquez, Rolando 61, 145
Vazquez, Vincent 79, 178
Vega, Alexander 61, 162
Vega, Anthony 6
Vega, Gustavo 73
Vega, Javier De La 38
Vega,Jose 73,122
Vega, Lourdes 96
Vega, Pablo De La 51, 116, 123
Vega, Steven 76, 79, 113, 121, 126
Vega--Moya, Migdania 96
Vega--Sanz, Matthew 85, 151, 166
Vega--Sanz, Michael 17, 83,85,151
Velasquez, Pablo 19, 73,
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Velasquez, Richard 30,49
Velazquez, Gonzalo 182
Velazquez, Victor 67, 13 7
Velez, Jorge 67, 117, 124
Velez, Marlon 61, 122, 126, 174
Veliz, Jose 73, 104, 135, 184
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133
Venegas Jr, Augusto 61, 96, 112, 133, 134
Verdecia, Francisco 73, 144, 163
Verdeja, Javier 55, 123, 143
Verdeja, Michael 73, 141
Verdeja, Victor 15, 49, 117, 123, 155, 165
Vemet, Armando 67
Vicaria, Rolando 96
Vichot, Gisela 96
Vichot, Gregory 61, 124
Vidal, Julian 79
Vidal, Marta 96
Vidal, Santiago 85, 145, 157
Vidal, Sebastian 61, 156
Vidales, Juan 15 7
Viera, Kevin 73, 122, 135
Vijil, Julio 55, 111, 117
Vila, Carol 88, 96
Vila, Oscar 85, 112
Villacres, Benjamin 61, 123, 159, 174
Villacres, Paul 67
Villafane, Julio 55, 122, 123
Villafane, Carmen 96
Villafane, Francisco 7 6, 79, 135
Villafane, Julio 15 5
Villanueva, Alex 133
Villanueva, Alexander 55, 115,116
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Villar, Alexander 49, 115, 123
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Viyella, Dawn 140, 141
Vizcarrondo, Felipe 10, 49
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Wallace--Perdomo, Samuel 25,73,122
Webb, Alan 138
Weller, Robert 73, 107, 112, 122
Wentzel, Brian 88, 96
Wermuth, Sebastian 7 9, 112
Weschler, Alexander 67, 134
White, Nicholas 67, 134, 148, 165
Williams, Andrew 15, 79, 138
Williams, James 85
Williams, Kieron 61 Williams, Leo 96, 118 Wilson, Michael 67, 165 Wiltz, Andres 13, 55, 160, 161 Wood, Anthony 49, 153 Wood, Micheal 190 Wooden, John 40
Wooten, Tamorris 96, 134 Wulff, Luis 55, 123, 186
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Zambrano, Jorge 20, 49, 123
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