2011 Echoes Belen Jesuit Yearbook

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Class of 2011 Wolverine Sponsors

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Special thanks to: Cres Ruiz, Javier Mariscal, Jose Lopez Varela, and Peter Montadas

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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus

The first day of school can be a pretty intimidating thing. For some students it was a fresh start and for others it was just another year at the school. Many kids arrived here alone from their previous schools and making friends was a priority.

"When I first came here I didn't know too many kids. Soccer try outs introduced me to some new kids and now that I'm on the team I know a lot more kids and have made more friends," said sixth grader Erik Labrador.

Community has always been a large part of the school's values and that didn't change last year.

"I remember when I was in sixth grade I met a lot of new kids. Now my class is a lot tighter and I

think we've made a bond. That's really important here at our schooL" said freshman Guillermo LopezCastro.

For others, meeting new people came by involving themselves in the school's extracurricular activities such as student council.

Some students had the advantage of meeting each other through summer school activities such as the Spanish summer reading course.

"The Spanish summer reading course was really helpful because it introduced me to Mrs. Farinas who is one of my teachers now. It was also pretty cool because I met a lot of kids who I share classes with now," said sixth grader Daniel de Ia Fe.

"I was definitely excited to start at this school, I have heard so much about the school and could not wait to come," said sixth grader Daniel De La Fe.

"The highlight of my summer was definitely the basketball camp," said sixth grader Gabriel Seda . The school sponored basketball camp was very popular in the summer.

Mrs. Graciela Garcia-Chang starts the year off by handing out student schedules. "I could not wait for my senior year to begin," said senior Ryan Parra.

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"I wasn't sure if I wanted to be in student council at first, but because of it I've been able to learn more about the school and other students," said sixth grader Alexander lduate.

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"I know Luis through JV football. We have played together this whole year, " said sophomore Eric de Cardenas. " I met Javi in Speech and Debate. We always went to tournaments together and we became good friends," said junior Luis Arguelles.

"I met Michael during the Lock-In this year when he came to school for the first time," said senior Javier Abascal.

" I know Miguel because he is th~ son dad' s best friend . We've known each since we were little. He is a good friend of mine", said eighth grader Chris Lorenzo.

"I know Chris Lorenzo because during eigth period he always comes into class and talks to the teacher. And we also play basketball here at school," said seventh grader Gabriel Garcia.

"I met Gabriel Garcia because we play basketball in the mornings here at school. Also his little brother Pedro is in most of my classes," said sixth grader Michael Moreno.

By: Javier Rodriguez

hen it comes down to it every person in this school is connected to some other person in one way or another. Whether the students are neighbors, they participate in school activities together, or

even through family and friends, anybody in this community can somehow relate to their peers.

"I met a lot of people during the elections campaign last year-" said class president senior Ricardo Pita .

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Six degrees isn't just a game, but indeed a fact that can be easily proven.

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"It was fun to visit all of these historical places with my friends and it was also interesting to learn about their cultures," said senior Hans Schmidt.

For those who stayed in Miami, one of the most popular outings during the summer was going out on the boats. The Mojoe, a 40 foot Sea hunter owned by junior Nicholas Moreiras, spearheaded many of the sea outings.

"We had the time of our lives on that boat," said junior Andres Sanchez.

Other students headed out to different locations looking to soak up the Miami beach, sun and fun. Students with jet skis and waverunners headed out to the beach to test their gliding skills.

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Right: Students who attended the Overseas Study Program trip enjoyed a variety of tours throughout Europe. The trip was 11 days long .

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Seniors Hans Schmidt and Richard Garcia unite around senior Anthony Mencio's car on gameday. Mencio blasted the music every gameday since he was transporting two football players to school.

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Steering the network in the right direction Along with the excitement of getting a car comes the responsibility of getting to school on time. Some students embody the motto of Men for Others by picking up other students and bringing them to school.

Another reason students had to carpool was because of the

limited amount of parking spaces and the number of driving students looking for parking spots.

1 had to bring three kids to school so I had to get out of my house extra early to make it to school on time," said senior Joseph Lindsay.

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carpooling to be a positive thing even though they had a tremendous responsibility trying to get everyone to school on time.

The ride to school would not be the same without everyone in my car," said senior Eduardo Ragolta, who transported several students to and from school every day.

An army of students exit from junior Nicholas Hernandez' car. Hernandez transported six students to school everyday.

Juniors Francisco Rigueiro and Michael Iglesias finish getting dressed in the parking lot. Iglesias was known for jumping into his school uniform at the very last minute before walking into school.

Senior Julian Bruna and Junior Elliot Clemente grab their book bags from senior Javier Fernandez' car. "Sometimes it is a bit challenging to drive so many people to school but it is never a dull moment, " said Fernandez.

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da party @ By: Julio Ayala

Parties are something that happen every weekend. However, the way people find out about them always varies. Some students prefer to use their phones to spread the word, while others use the computer.

Party activist junior Luis Rodriguez was always involved in a number of events.

"I throw or am at least involved

with a party, whether it's dj'ing, promoting, or simply helping to set up, almost every weekend," said Rodriguez He usually spreads the word about the happening parties by posting the events on his website or creating a facebook event page to attract teens who attend other s.chools.

Another way of letting people know about the parties going on is by

sending mass texts. One person sends a mass text to all his contacts, and the receivers of the text send it to their contacts, and so forth. Before you know it, a ton of people know about the party and show up on the day of the event.

"At night I get a broadcast on my blackberry that there is a party happening at a friends house and before you know it I'm there," said senior Juan Carlos Alvarez.

"I usually find out about porr res { when my friends 1 BBM me."

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"To find out about PAR11ES I usually check ~ocebook o " -junior Jordan Esteban

"My FRIENDS coli me when they ' hear about good parties."

- sophomore Andres Garcia

Working the turntables, junior Luis Rodriguez gets everyone on their feet with his best music. He was known by friends and fans by the name of DJ Ace.

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Sliows By: Victor Velazquez

This year has hod many hits in the movie industry as well as in television. 'Man vs. Wild' aired on the Discovery Channel and showed survival techniques and navigation through remote locations; The British born host hod amazing experiences in many places.

Bear Grylls, the host of the show, was the youngest Britain climber to clim6 Mt. Everest at the age of 23. Hoving served British Special Air Service better known as the SAS he was the perfect candidate for this show.

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Demonstrating survival techniques since 2006, Man vs. Wild has become a big hit on discovery channel.

The show, which began a new season in January, has become very popular among the teen population.

An unforgettable movie that mode its debut was 'The Social Network'. Jesse Eisenberg ploys the role of Mark Zuckerburg, the founder of Focebook.

This is the story of a Harvard undergrod and computer programming genius who becomes the youngest billionaire when he starts a digital social network. In doing so he mode many friends but lost the ones closest to him in legal complications.

Half of the movie took place in a Harvard dorm where he began to create this program, while the other half was shot in California where the Focebook headquarters is currently located.

"My favorite show is enrouroge and boordwolk emplreo " -junior Luis Rodriguez

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m usic ond video games By: Victor Velazquez

This was the year for many new breakout artists who gained immediate popularity among teens.

Another new artist, Nicki Minaj, made a name for herself. All of the songs on her CD hit the top ten on the Billboard charts.

During the infamously controversial MTV Video Music Awards, Eminem received the award for best rapper of 2010, and Lady Gaga broke the record for most nominations with 13 in total. She took home eight awards including Video of the Year for her "Bad Romance".

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Halo: Reach is the last installment in the Bungie franchise. It made $200 million on its first day alone. It's a prequel to the Halo series about the attack on the planet Reach.

"This year has a crazy amount of sequels to great selling games such as Fallout, Fable, Call of duty, and Medal of Honor. Medal of Honor steps up against the juggernauts Call of Duty and Battlefield," said senior Christopher Lavina

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do rhe Waka Waka took place in South Africa across different venues in the countries.

Many people of different backgrounds had the chance to support their countries, especially in South Florida. Underdogs like the USA, Ghana, and Uruguay made spectacular runs up to the later rounds of the tournament but ultimately, it was between Spain and The Netherlands in a thrilling final.

By: Jordan Blecher

Last summer was a very · exciting one in South Florida.

On one hand, the Miami Heat landed the two biggest splashes of the ·N BA free agent offseason by acquiring all.w orld talent Lebron James and super stud Chris Bosh.

Many columnists and sports analysts chose the Heat as early favorites to play in the NBA Finals in the 2010-11 season. With a newly revamped roster, there is a buzz around the team that hasn't been felt in the entire team's existence.

Although they will have to contend with such foes as the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics, -the Heat look poised to make a run at the title that has eluded them since the days of Shaquille O'Neal.

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Every four years, the world is blessed with the sport spectacle known as the World Cup. Last summer, all of the top soccer teams around the world showed off their talent.

32 teams had their ·. chance to play for the ultimate . :crown of being World Champs.

Spain, ·Italy, Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands are often world favorites.

Last year, the world cup

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experience to be in Barcelona when Spain _won the world cupo" - senior Jonathan Godoy

In the second extension of extra time, midfielder Andres lniesta found a crease in a tough Dutch defense and hit the back corner of the net to seal Spain's first World Cup victory.

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Senior Jorge Ferrer dons his new Lebron James attire. "I think the Heat will make it to the Finals this year, but they'll probably Jose to the Lakers," predicted Ferrer.

"I was rooting for the mother land the entire time," said senior Jonathan Godoy.

Godoy and his family were visiting Spain during the World Cup.

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Fashion trends always come and go. One of the latest trend is the Silly Bandz. Who would have ever thought that colored shaped rubber bands would be such a huge hit? All over the world kids and teenagers are purchasing these Silly Bandz; they not only wear them, but everybody also trades them to try and get the coolest ones.

"After school all of my friends get together, and we all trade silly bandz. It gets

intense because we are all arguing to see who can get the most awesome ones," said eighth grader Augusto Fonte. · There are all types of Silly Bandz available; there are animals, inanimate objects, people, celebrities, and so many other famous shapes that anoyone could recognize instantly. During schooL students constantly seeked each other, and the word spread quickly of who had the coolest or latest silly band.

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Eighth grader Javier Martinez stuffs himself with ies from Sir Pizza.

Sir Pizza has gained tremendous popularity among the student body within the last year.

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best fast food in town By: Giovanni Ayala

With a growing young man comes a growing appetite. The wolverine student body had a. vast variety of food cravings that ranged from burgers to pizza. One way or another, the hunger had to be satisfied. Thus everyday, after school, students exited the campus and headed out in search of their favorite munchies .

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"Dolphin Mall is one of the

Always there to get the job done, Station 58 is always ready for action. "Having a fire station next to my school really makes me feel safe," said sixth grader Alejandro Smith.

most recognizeable places around this school," said seventh grader Mario Robaina.

With the smell of cafe cubano only a block away, Cafe

Chantilly was one of the most popu ar landmarks around school.

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For years, the area around this school has been notorious for having great restaurants and hangout spots.

Since the day the school moved to the current location, people have been heading to the great places around the school such as Dolphin Mall and Wajiro's Restaurant.

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school were something that the new drivers took advantage of. One of the great things about driving to school is getting a chance to grab a quick bite to eat on the way home.

Another great part about the school's location is its proximity to other schools such as St. Agatha and Conchita Espinosa. Students in

the middle school could attend social gatherings and meet girls from these schools.

Located on the school's south side is the Tamiami Fire station 58 and newly built Tamiami Trail park.

Sirens could be heard throughout the day as the fearless firefighters headed out to help those in need.

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During class, jtJI")ior Andres Rivas tdkes notes on his iPad. "It eliminates the need for a notebook anp makes my bookbag lighter," said .Rivas.

"It's really cool how the new klnect for Xbox lets you be the controller."

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Seniors Dai:liel Sanjur and leo Staines finish up a project before school starts. Staines could not be seen without his laptop during 1he school day.

In a time where everything progresses so quickly, you 'll be sure to find new gadgets each year that are bigger and better than the previously released version. Probably the most popular, inventive, and highly demanded product of recent time was Apple's new iPad. Another new, intuitive technological advancement of recent time was the invention of the music provider Pandora. It was a free-of-charge service that was considered the newest, hottest server of current music that fit every specific interest. Pandora also has the advantage of being commercial free, a feature that no other music provider can offer.

An awesome feature of Pandora is that it can be customized around the listener. In other words, a listener can choose any genre, artist, or band, and Pandora picks similar songs and artists, or all of the newest, and most popular songs that the artist has made in his/her career.

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Gas prices exceeded the $3 mark for supreme grade, and most places required on entry fee of at least $1 0. Therefore, choosing the weekend hangout become a challenge for many teens without a port time job.

"I hove been working for the lost two years, and that is how I make my cosh flow," said senior Michael Trobioni.

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.,. . S.twdenfs gather at th_e homecoming ~pme to.show their support for the blue al).d g-olel. "It was .disappointing at first that we had lost, but the lenergy \ and spirit that the crowd gave made it better, j' said eighth grader Augusto Fonte. The ·wolvdrines j . unfortunately lost 27 to 30 to University__Sch_o.ol, buf the loss did not bring down Jh~.~rowd's ·pride and : .· confidence. in the school. ~ ·· , · ·· · ~

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Franco Abarca

Javier Abascal

"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live."

"The enemy is like a woman, weak in face of opposition, but correspondingly strong when not opposed."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-J.K. Rawling

Antonio Acosta

Octavia Aguilar

"What is essential is invisible to the eye."

"Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment."

-Buddha

-Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Andres Aguirre

Nicholas Aguirre

Bryan Almeida

Daniel A. Alvarez

"Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow."

"Success is not the key to happiness.

Happiness is the key to success."

"I would prefer even to fail with honor than to win by cheating."

"All I can do is be me, whoever that is."

-Mark Twain

- Albert Schweitzer

-Sophocles

-Bob Dylan

Daniel L. Alvarez

Juan Alvarez

Nicolas Alvarez

John Amy

"If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself"

"No excuses. No explanation."

"Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can achieve excellence."

- Vince Lombardi

"Speak little, listen much."

- Ferdinand Porsche

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-Tony Dungy

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Christopher Arana

George Arango

Christopher Arguello

Michael Argyris

"Determination - Life has no limitations, except the ones you make."

"Don't follow where the path may lead.

Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

"The future influences the present just as much as the past."

"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

-Mark Twain

Eduardo Averhoff

Jose Avila

Giovanni Ayala

Joseph Barbosa

"The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work."

"Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you."

- Vince Lombardi

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

"Forget past mistakes. Forget failures.

Forget everything except what you're going to do now and do it."

- William Durant

'f\ct as if everything depended on you; trust as if everything depended on God." - St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Les Brown

Roberto Baroniel

Edmond Benedetti

"I dream great things, but with Christ I can achieve greater."

"To have prevented one single sin is reward enough for the labors and efforts of a whole lifetime."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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Francisco Benitez-Cofino

Jordan Blecher

"He who exalts himself will be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted."

-Luke 18:10-14

"In order to be somebody, you must first be yourself"

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Daniel Boix

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."

"It is always fun to do the impossible."

-Abraham Lincoln

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Jason Borrego

Nicholas Botero

"The harder I work, the luckier I get."

"Passion, though a bad regulator, is a powerful spring."

- Samuel Goldwyn

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Julian Bruna

Nicholas Busse

Anthony Caballero

Ulises Cabrera

"Champions are born with something deep inside them-a desire, a dream, a vision."

"Remember upon the conduct of each depends the fate of all."

"He who has God lacks nothing, though he has nought else."

"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing."

- Muhammad Ali

-Alexander the Great

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Walt Disney

Andres Cacicedo

Roberto Canales

Daniel Cannata

Marley Case

"It's not sufficient that I succeed, all others must fail."

'1\ge wrinkles the body. Quitting wrinkles the soul."

"We make a living by what we get.

We make a life by what we give."

'1\11 hard work brings a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty."

- Winston Churchill

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- Genghis Khan

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- Douglas MacArthur .

Ramon Castella

Michael Castillo

Andres Castro

Marco Castro

"If we are strong, our strength will speak for itself If we are weak, words will be of no help."

"Man must search for what is right, and let happiness come on its own."

"Silence is golden when you can't think of a good answer."

-Johann Pestalozzi

- Muhammad Ali

"He who carries God in his heart bears heaven with him wherever he goes."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-John F. Kennedy

Nicholas Cepero

Phillip Chan

Christian Charria

Julian Chavarry

"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today."

"Never look down on someone unless you're helping them up."

"Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great."

"The unexamined life is not worth living."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Jesse Jackson

- John D. Rockefeller

-Socrates

Eiji Chikuji

Victor Chinchilla

"I am the greatest; I started saying that even before I knew it."

"Cherish your visions and your dreams as they are the children of your soul."

- Muhammad Ali

- Napoleon Hill

Edward Concepcion

Alejandro Correa

"Courage is knowing what not to fear."

"We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers."

-Plato

-Carl Sagan

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Alexander Cosio

Raul Cubina

Jose Davila

Carlos De Cardenas

"Life is your perception of it."

"The harder you fall, the higher you bounce."

"Live as ifyou were to die tomorrow.

Learn as if you were to live forever."

"If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door."

- Doug Horton

- Mahatma Gandhi

-Marcus Aurelius

Raul De La Heria

Hector De La Nuez

Edward De La Osa

"It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am."

"The first step towards amendment is the recognition of error."

"It's not whether you get knocked down; it's whether you get up."

-Seneca

~ Vince Lombardi

- Muhammad Ali

Alejandro De Lemos

Alejandro De Los Santos

'1'\s often as we manifest others' failings we show up our own."

"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead where there is no . path and leave a trail."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Members of the senior class show off their brand new graduation rings immediately following the ring ceremony. The ring ceremony was held October 5th in the central patio and was followed by a reception in the school gym.

Adrian De Quesada

Stefan De Solo

"Undertake nothing without consulting God."

"We don 't stop because we grow old; · we grow old because we stop playing."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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- Milton Berle

- Ger;>rge Bernard Shaw

Victor De Zarraga

Fausto Diaz

"True, I am in love with suffering, but I do not know if I deserve the honor."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

"If things came easy, then everybody would be great at what they did."

Sebastian Duque

Alexander Errazquin

"Love is shown more in deeds than in words."

"Character develops itself into the stream of life."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Mike Ditko

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-Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Alexandre Felix

Aky Fernandez

Andres Fernandez

Edward Fernandez

"The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions."

"Great man demands it of himself. Petty man of others."

"He who carries God in his heart bears heaven with him wherever he goes."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

"To subdue the spirit is harder than to afflict the flesh."

- Confucius

-Confucius

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Gabriel Fernandez

Javier Fernandez

Anthony Ferreiro

Jorge Ferrer

"It is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey."

"The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do."

"Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use."

"Everything negative-pressure, challenges-it is all an opportunity for me to rise."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Walter Bagehot

- Wendell Johnson

- Kobe Bryant

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Manuel Ferro

Roderic Figueroa

Enrique Flamini

"Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest."

"Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens."

"Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle."

"Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts."

- Mark Twain

-Jimi Hendrix

-Plato

-john Wooden

Ricardo Fraga

Alejandro Frenero

Sebastian Fresquet

Mattias Galliano

"It is our choices that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities."

"Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today."

"If running against men has wearied you, how will you race against horses?"

-j.K. Rawling

-james Dean

-jeremiah 12:5

"It is better to rise from life as from a banquet - neither thirsty nor drunken."

-Aristotle

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Carlos N. Garcia

Javier Garcia

Manuel Garcia

"If you vv:orried about failing off the bike, you'd never get on."

"Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it."

"The ladder of success is never crowded at the top."

"Speak little, listen much."

- Lance Armstrong

- Steve Profantaine

- Napoleon Hill

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Richard Garcia

Victor Garcia

Andres Garcia-Velez

Calixto Garcia-Velez

"Always listen to experts. They'll tell you what can't be done and why.

Then go do it."

- Robert Heinlein

"Listening is easier than speech."

"I am easily satisfied with the very best."

"It is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey."

Antonio Gaviria

Alexander Gimenez

Jorge Ginory-Perez

Jonathan Godoy

'"Why not' is a slogan for an interesting life."

"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it's the courage to continue that counts."

- Winston Churchill

"Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it."

"You can accomplish much if you don't care who gets the credit."

- Steve Prefontaine

- Ronald Reagan

Jonathan Gomez

Adrian Gonzalez

Andres Gonzalez

Christian Gonzalez

"We ought to consider not only God, but also men for his sake."

"If you want your dreams to come true, don't sleep."

"The deadliest weapon in the world is a marine and his rifle."

"Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway."

- General John Pershing

-John Wayne

- Mason Cooley

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Yidish Proverb

- Winston Churchill

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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"Your life is what your thoughts make it."

"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail."

- Marcus Aurelius

-John Wooden

Richard Greenberg

Paul Grenet

"I fear not the man who practiced 10,000 kicks, but I fear the man who has practiced on kick 10,000 times."

-Bruce Lee

"Experience is the teacher of all things."

-Julius Caesar

John Guzzo

Andres Hermida

Christopher Hermida

"None of us really changes over time. We only become more fully what we are."

"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."

"It's never too late to be what you might have been."

"Of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are, 'It might have been."'

-Anne Rice

- Dr. Theodore Seuss

- George Eliot

- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

Jorge Hernandez

Kevin Ibarra

Hector Infante

Gregory Jalil

"Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise."

"A suffusion of yellow (calculator's response to any problem with an answer greater than 4). " - Douglas Adams

"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new."

"You don't choose your family. They are God's gift to you, as you are to them."

- Bishop Desmond Tutu

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- Benjamin Franklin

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- Albert Einstein

William Johnson

Julio Lascano

Christopher Lavina

Christopher Leyva

"Our hearts are restless unless they rest in You."

"Death smiles at us all, but all a man can do is smile back."

"Laugh and grow strong."

"The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal."

- St. Augustine of Hippo

- Marcus Aurelius

-Aristotle

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Joseph Lindsay

Juan Llansa

Jordan Laminae

Jose Lopez

"Man imposes his own limitations, don't set any."

"There is no 'I' in team, but there is in win."

"Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive."

"The greatest accomplishment is not in never failing, but in rising after you fall."

- Vince Lombardi

- Anthony Bailey

- Michael Jordan

- Elbert Hubbard

Joseph Lopez

Joshua Lopez

Roberto Lopez-Molina

Gabriel Loret De Mala

"Men are more moral than they think and far more immoral than they can imagine."

- Sigmund Freud

"You cannot achieve the impossible without attempting the absurd."

"Time you enjoy wasting was not wasted."

-Unknown

-John Lennon

"They always say time changes things. But you actually have to change them yourself" - Andy Warhol

Jose Lorida

Albert Lucas

Antonio Malouf

Daniel Manzanares

"Failure is only a temporary change in direction to set you straight for your next success."

- Denis Waitley

"He who has God lacks nothing, though he has nought else."

"An intellectual is a man who take more words than necessary to tell more than he knows."

- Dwight D. Eisenhower

"If we did all the things we are capable of. we would literally astound ourselves."

- Thomas Edison

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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Juan-Diego Mariategui

Sebastian Mariategui

Paul Martin

Xabier Martinez-Cid

"Live, travel, adventure, bless, and don't be sorry."

"Great things are not accomplished

by those who yield to trends, fads, and popular opinion."

-jack Kerouac

"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."

- F. Scott Fitzgerald

"God gives every bird a worm, but he does not throw it into the nest."

- Swedish Proverb

Miguel Maseda

Justin Masters

Ryan Matheu

Andrew Maury

"The man who said winning doesn't matter probably lost."

'1\ct as if everything depended on you; trust as if everything depended on God." - St. Ignatius of Loyola

"Don't go where the path may lead, go instead where there's no path and

"When the tides of life turn against you, just lie on your back and float."

-Anonymous

Anthony Mencio

Nicholas Menocal

Daniel Mercado

Daniel Mion

"The best way out is always through."

"It's lack of faith that makes people afraid of meeting challenges, and I believe in myself" - Muhammad Ali

"Love all, trust a few. Do wrong to none."

"The best way to predict your future is to create it."

Gabriel Mion

Michael Montes

Nicholas Moreton

Eric Moussa

"If you have ambitions to win the trophy you must not fear any team."

"I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today."

"Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted."

"Failure is not falling down but refusing to get back up."

- Paolo Maldini

- William Allen White

-John Lennon

- Chinese Proverb

-jack Kerouac

-Anonymous

- Robert Frost

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leave a trail."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

- William Shakespeare

- Peter Drucker

Andre Naranjo

Ricardo Nunez

John O'Sullivan

Frank Oliva

"Que Dios no te de paz, pero si Gloria!"

"We build too many walls and not enough bridges."

"All the world's a stage and all men and women merely players."

- Miguel de Unamuno

- Sir Isaac Newton

"May I never be complete. May I never be content. May I never be perfect."

- Chuck Palahniuk

- William Shakespeare

Nicolas Olvera

Carlos Omana

Javier Ortiz

Omar Padron

"Impossible is nothing."

"Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment, full effort is full victory."

- Mahatma Gandhi

"Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted."

"Undertake nothing without consulting God."

- Leone/ Messi

Christian Palomo

Esteban Parada

"The enemy is like a woman, weak in face of opposition, but correspondingly strong when not opposed."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Alberto Paradela

Javier Pardo

"Accept the challenges so that you can feel the exhilaration of victory."

- General George Patton

"Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much."

-Oscar Wilde

- Randy Pausch

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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Albert Parra

"One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching."

-Gerard Way

"It is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey."

Ryan Parra

Kunal Patel

"When the world says, 'give up,' hope whispers,. 'try it one more time."'

- Carolyn Agrimis

"You don't know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have."

-Anonymous

-St. Ignatius of Loyola

Alejandro Paz

Mario Pelegri

Anthony Perez

Bryan Perez

"Some people want it to happen, some people wish it would happen, others make it happen."

- Michael Jordan

"I had nothing to offer anybody except my own confusion."

"Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence."

- Vince Lombardi

"You have to expect things of yourself before you can do them."

Gabriel Perez

Jonathan Perez

Jose Perrone

Alexander Pina

"Pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment."

"Laugh and grow strong."

"I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it."

- Charles Swindall

"He who carries God in his heart bears heaven with him wherever he goes."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Marcus Aurelius

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-Jason Kerouac

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Michael Jordan

Ricardo Pita-Macedo

Sheehan Planas-Arteaga

Eric Platt

Federico Poey

"I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end."

- Margaret Thatcher

"Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting. So get on your way."

- Dr. Theodore Seuss

"Quantum pates tan tum aude."

"If I had my career over again?

Maybe I'd say to myself, speed it up a little."

-Jimmy Stewart

John Portuondo

Julian Prieto

Guillermo Quirch

Antonio Rabassa

"You need to prepare to sacrifice what you are for what you want to become."

-Proverb

"joy comes by putting Jesus first, others second, and yourself last."

"/ can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying."

- Michael Jordan

"When one's expectations are reduced to zero, one really appreciates everything one does have."

- Stephen Hawking

Eduardo Ragolta

Demetri Ramdial

Erick Ramirez

Nicholas Recuset

"If you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you."

- Friedrich Nietzsche

"Live life as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."

- Mahatma Gandhi

"Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it."

- Henry David Thoreau

"When you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat."

- Ronald Reagan

Dominic Rego

Rafael Restrepo

Julian Rey

Daniel Rincon

"There is nothing so annoying as

"Our virtues and our failings are inseparable, like force and matter. When they separate, man is no more."

"I'm quite into listening to music and not doing anything else."

- Niko/a Testa

-Jonny Greenwood

"The problem with the future is that it keeps turning into the present."

- Bill Watterson

-Anonymous

to have two people talking when

you're busy interrupting."

-Mark Twain

- St. Thomas Aquinas

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Seniors gather together to participate in a midnight activity during Senior Encounter. This retreat gave them a chance to grow together as a class and be united for one last time before their departure to college.

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David Rodriguez

Eduardo Rodriguez

"The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have."

"Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names."

- Vince Lombardi

-John F. Kennedy

Javier Rodriguez

Juan Manuel Rodriguez

"A goal without a plan is just a wish."

"Love is shown more in deeds than in words."

-Antoine de Saint-Exupery

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Michel Rodriguez

Pablo Rodriguez-Cepero

Max Salvador

"Her /loved and sought after my youth; I sought to take her for my bride and was enamored of her beauty."

-Wisdom 8:2

"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock."

- Thomas Jefferson

"Speak little, listen much."

Adrian Sanchez-Roig

Salvador Sanchis

Daniel Sanjur

Benjamin Sardinas

"The more you sweat in peacetime, the less you bleed in war."

- Chinese Proverb

"As often as we manifest others' failings we show up our own."

"Be smart, but never show it."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Louis B. Mayer

"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction."

- Ronald Reagan

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Maximilian Sanchez "All our dreams can come true ...

if we have the courage to pursue them."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Walt Disney

Paul Sarduy

Ernesto Scerpella

Hans Schmidt

Reuben Sebastian

"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."

"You never know what you can do until you try."

"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen."

- Michael Jordan

"He who has God lacks nothing, though he has nought else."

-Albert Einstein

-Anonymous

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Gilbert Serein

Manuel Sicre

Brandon Sierra

Christopher Silva

"To have prevented one single sin is reward enough for the labors and efforts of a whole lifetime."

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen."

- Michael Jordan

''Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam."

"Loyalty means nothing unless it has at its heart the absolute principle of self-sacrifice."

- Woodrow Wilson

Jose Smith

Mario Solares

"His place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."

- Theodore Roosevelt

"My biggest error? Something that is to happen yet."

Fernando Solorzano

Daniel St. Louis

"Let justice be done, though the world perish."

"Never put off till tom~rrow what you can do today."

- Ferdinand I

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Ayrton Senna

At Universal Studios Grad Bash, senior Greg Jalil takes the microphone for karaoke night.

Karaoke was a huge hit for those who did not want to wait in long lines to ride the many attractions.

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Leonardo Staines

Fayez Tanous

Nicolas Tomasino

Miguel Tost

"He who has God lacks nothing, though he has nought else."

"He who has not looked on sorrow will never see joy."

"Always remember that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other thing."

-Abraham Lincoln

"When the power of love overcomes the love over power,

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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the world will know peace."

-)imi Hendrix

Gonzalo Trigueros

Michael Trobiani

Christopher Trujillo

Rafael Tua-Caraccia

"You've achieved success in your field when you don't know whether what you are doing is work or play."

-j.K. Rawling

"A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes."

- Mahatma Ghandi

"Adversity causes some men to break, others to break records."

"It is absurd to divide people into good and bad. People are either charming or tedious."

- Oscar Wilde

Antonio Ucar

Pablo Valencia

Stephen Valida

Brandon Vargas

"There was another life that I might have had, but I am having this one."

- Kazuo lshiguro

"Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere."

- Albert Einstein

"Teach us to give and not to count the cost."

"Today you are you, that is truer than true, there is no one alive who is youer than you."

- Dr. Theodore Seuss

Andres Vazquez

Victor Velazquez

Jorge Velez

Paul Villacres

"Whether you think you can or you can't, either way, you are usually right."

-Henry Ford

"Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else."

"The impossible often has a kind of integrity to it which the merely

-Will Rogers

improbable lacks."

- Douglas Adams

"If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood on the shoulders of giants."

- Isaac Newton

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- William A Ward

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

Alan Vurgait

Nicolas White

Michael Wilson

"You can do anything, but not everything."

"A man's greatest moment is when he lies exhausted on the field of battle-victorious."

- Vince Lombardi

"Pessimists see the difficulty in every opportunity; optimists see the opportunity in every difficulty."

Carlos Yeguez

Christopher Yoda

Marcos Zayas

"I've never let my school interfere with my education."

"Undertake nothing without consulting God."

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

-Abraham Lincoln

-David Allen

-Mark Twain

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Winston Churchill

Seniors Albert Lucas and Antonio Malouf dress up as Falco and as the Monopoly man. Seniors often dressed up in the most random costumes to pump up the Wolverine pride.

Seniors get together for the basketball game against rival Christopher Columbus to cheer on the Wolverines. At every game, seniors dressed up to a certain theme to show their school spirit. Themes ranged from pajamas and business attire to swimming and beach wear. "It was really fun watching all of the seniors play against Columbus, and how we all dressed up to show our school spirit/' said senior Alejandro Paz.

Seniors perform the ritual Bus Driving to show their spirit. This tradition has been going on for several years and it is considered one of the biggest crowd motivators .

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~ Eleventh Grade

Daniel Admire Adrian Alonso Jorge Alvarez Mitchell Alvarez William Alvarez

Roberto Anton Eduardo Arazoza Ulises Arbelo Nikolas Arenas Luis Arguelles

Daniel Arimon Juan Avila Julio Ayala Anthony Baldaccini David Barquin

Jon-Michael Barquin Gerard Beauchamp Michael Betancourt Matthew Bill John Billoch

Jose Blanco Henry Brimo John Butchko Tomas Cacicedo Jeffery Cairo

Jonathan Calles Richard Combo Alejandro Carr Xristian Carvajal Pedro Cirera

Elliot Clemente Juan Pablo Cobian Rodrigo Coli Enrique Collera George Cortina

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Eduardo Cosio Leonardo Costa Hunter Cowley Frank Crawley Louis Curbelo

lmani Davis Fernando De Caralt Alvaro De Castro Nicolas De Cordoba Alexander De Goti

Ernesto De La Fe Gilberto Delgado, Jr. Jorge Deshon Christopher Diaz David Diaz-Fernandez

Daniel Dockerty Matias Dorta Alexander Durant Nikolas Echeverria Jonas Egusquiza

Carlos Enriquez Michael Espinel Matthew Espinosa Alexander Esquivel Jordan Esteban

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Gabriel Falero Anthony Fernandez Jordan Fernandez Pedro Fernandez Ricardo Fernandez

Luis Fernandez-Rocha Ricardo Fonseca Christopher Fontela Antonio Forte Jorge Forte

Eric Franca Daniel Fuenmayor Michael Fuentes Rafael Garcia-Delprado Adam Gimbel

Christian Gomez Esteban Gomez-Rivero Axel Gonzalez Daniel Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez

Fernando Guardazzi Daniel Guevara Francisco Hernandez Nicholas Hernandez Pedro Hernandez

Guillermo Herrera Juan-Carlos Hervis Dominick Hidalgo Alfonso Horner Alejandro Huamani

Oliver Hyne Michael Iglesia Adam lncera Ander lruretagoyena Joseph Isenberg

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Daniel Jaramillo Cristian Jimenez Gabriel Jimenez Garcia Peter Jude Salvador Juncadella

Alejandro Lavandero Julian Legido Manuel Leon Aurelio Leyva Frank Leyva

Matthew Long Michael Lopez Ivan Lopez-Bosch Amadeo Lopez-Castro Roberto Lopez-lbanez

Mark Lopez-Trigo Jorge Lorente Jesse Lorenzo Kevin Lowenhaupt Alejandro Machado

Alec Macias Christian Marrero Branden Martinez Djan Martinez Jeremy Martinez

Fernando Martinez-Quibus Julian Mazaira Kyle Merino Gabriel Mesa Randy Mompremier

Nestor Montoya Anthony Monzon Nicolas Moreiras Dimmytri Morency Juan Carlos Morfin

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Pedro Morfin Matthew Moro Adrian Moya George Mulet Nicholas Munarriz

Julian Munilla Joshua Munoz Augusto Naccarato Angelo Navarro Rene Negron

Nicholas Nisenbaum Andres Nodarse Alexander Novo Nicolas Novoa Emmanuel Noya

Javier Obregon Andres Osorio Edwin Pagan Carlos Parra David Paula

Joshua Penn Christian Perea Alberto Perez Carlos Perez Carlos Perez

Christian Perez Daniel Perez Kevin Perez

Andres Perez-Monzon Ruben Perez-Sanchez Gabriel Pertierra

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John Pessoa Alejandro Pis-Dudot Anthony Placeres

Gerardo Portela Carlos Prio Sergio Purrinos

Peter Ramon Luis Restrepo Jacob Riesgo Francisco Rigueiro Andres Rivas

Jesse Rodriguez Joey Rodriguez John-Paul Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez

Ricardo Rodriguez James Paul Roen Daniel Rojo Michael Romero Luis Rondon

Ignacio Ruberte Daniel Ruiz Eduardo Ruiz Fernando Ruiz Angel Saavedra

Andres Sacasa Jorge Salazar Paul Salinas Brandon San Juan Andres Sanchez

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Cesar Sanchez Lucas Sanchez Thorvald Sanchez Gregory Santos Jose Scheuren

Brien Shellen Matthew Sierra Joshua Silva Krischan Singh Daniel Sojo

Christian Solis Ernesto Sosa Henry Sosa Christoph Sproul Sergio Sroka

JavierTato Francisco Tejidor Mauricio Teran Francisco Torres De Navarra Alejandro Trujillo

Michael Ugarte Kevin Valiente Bryan Valladares Daniel Valverde Nicholas Vazquez

Gustavo Vega Jose Vega Pablo Velasquez Francisco Verdecia Michael Verdeja

Kevin Viera Brandon Villena Samuel Wallace-Perdomo Robert Weller

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Sophomores Mateo Buraglia, Nicolas Becerra, and Christian Porven

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~Tenth Grade

Alain Acha Michael Aguad Juan Aguila Christopher Alberro George Alfaro

Brandon Almeida Alejandro Alvarez Javier Alvarez Jose Alvarez Roberto Alvarez

Diego Anell Joel Aramis Brandon Arciero Alfredo Arguelles Jose Arosemena

Marcel Arzola Thomas Avallone Myles Bachrach Julian Ballestas Evan Banciella

Nicolas Becerra Luis Blanco Francisco Breton Nicolas Briscoe Mateo Buraglia

Andres Busse Stephen Busse Maximino Caballero Oscar Cabanas Patrick Cabrera

Walford Campbell David Capetillo Keonte Cash Carlos Castellanos Franz-Joseph Castillo

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Nicolas Castillo Antonio Casuso Nicholas Chikuji Dominic Chinigo Alvaro Chirinos

Salvador Cisneros Giovanni Companioni Manuel Corbea Herzen Cortes Robert Cosio

Peter Costa Eric Couto Matthew Cristobal Christopher Cruz Kevin Cruz

Giancarlo Cueto Ricardo De Armas Eric De Cardenas Manuel De Ovin-Berenguer Luis Del Cueto

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Matthew Diaz Eric Diaz-Padron Alexander Diblasi Carlos Espino William Fabra

Gabriel Farias Carlos Fernandez Michael Fernandez Nikolas Fernandez Rene Fernandez

Lucas Fernandez-Rocha Andres Garcia Cristian Garcia Nicholas Garcia Sebastian Garcia-Umpierre

Erik Garrigo Gabriel Garrigo Jorge Gaston Julian Gerez Daniel Gomez

Michael Gomez Daniel Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez Jesse Gonzalez Kevin Gonzalez

Manuel Gonzalez Jake Guso Jason Gutierrez Thurman Hall Pablo Hereter

Kyle Hernandez Daniel Hillman Xavier Hines Eduardo Iglesias Javier lncera

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Peter Jackson Michael Jimenez Daniel Jose Enrique Lam Luciano Laratelli

Jake Larson Nicholas Leonard Sergio Leos Avery Lopez Daniel Lopez

Nicholas Lopez Alexander Lorenzo Justin Lorenzo Juan Lorido Jonathan Lucas

Bernardo Manrique Andres Manzanares Emmanuel Marquez Christopher Marrero Matthew Marrero

Javier Martinez Javier Martinez Mario Martinez Anton Martinez-Cid Ricardo Martinez-Cid

Alberto Maza Rafael Melendez Enrique Menendez Diego Mion Jesus Modino-Diaz

Elias Monsalve Hugo Montero Adrian Montoto Christopher Morales Justin Morales

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Robert Morgado Javier Mosquera Carlos Muniz Robert Munoz Ryan Murphy

Alberto Naya Jorge Orbay Jorge Orta Hector Ortiz Camilo Padron

Christian Padron Alexander Paneda Jose Paneda Daniel Parets Kevin Pavon

Cristian Paz John Pendas Daniel Perdomo Alejandro Perez James Perez

Victor Perez-Abreu Daniel Poo Miles Pope Christian Porven Felipe Prellezo

Jose Prieto Patrick Puig-Corve Guillermo Pujals Alfredo Ramirez Eduardo Ramirez

Edwin Ricardo Francisco Rios Erik Rivacoba Adrian Rivas Austin Riveron

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Dylan Rives Andres Robledo Jose Roca Andres Rodriguez Anthony Rodriguez

Daniel Rodriguez Ethan Rodriguez George Rodriguez Giovanni Rodriguez Kevin Rodriguez

Steven Rodriguez Diego Rojo Alejandro Romero Diego Rosette Devon Roura

Cornelis Rowaan Benzo Rudnikas Anthony Rueda Christopher Ruiz Daniel Saavedra

Jose Saca-Pujals Michael Saenz Vikram Sairam Victor Saladin Nicholas Sanchez

Christopher Sanu Alejandro Senior Anthony Sierra Jose Silva William Singer

Andres Smith Francisco Smith Christian Suarez Nicholas Suarez Fernando Tavara

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Christian Tello Nicholas Torralba Jorge Trelles-Cabarrocas Andrew Tremblay Steven Tyler

Nicolas Valdes Eduardo Valle Alexander Vazquez Vincent Vazquez Steven Vega

Eduardo Velez Alejandro Verdecia Jaime Vergara Julian Vidal Francisco Villafane

Gabriel Von Der Osten Sebastian Wermuth Mateo Wiegering Anthony Yabor James Zamora

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Andres Abate Carlos Acevedo Joseph Acosta Alexander Adams Thomas Ahearn

Andrew Ahrens John Alcantara Adrian Alepuz Gerardo Alonso Andreas Alvarez

David Michael Alvarez Henry Alvarez Jonathan Alvarez Jonathan Amaro-Barron Bryant Aristy

Patrick Arrojo Eric Artigues Christian Ayala Julian Balboa Javier Barajas

Christian Barrial Andres Barrios Ethan Bauer Joseph Beguiristain Henry Benitez

Nicholas Berenguer Andrew Bernal Alexis Borrego Ivan Botero Robert Brown

Esteban Bruna Matias Buedo Nicholas Bustamante Adrian Cabrera Alexander Cabrera

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Gabriel Cabrera Daniel Cairo Anthony Calvo Nicholas Combo Juan Carlos Campuzano

William Candela Eric Castellanos Michael Castellanos Matias Castro Daniel Cendan

Vincent Cendan Michael Chang Giovanni Cintron Eduardo Coloma Daniel Concepcion

Alejandro Cortes Eugenio Cosculluela Leonardo Cosio Jessie Cotton Raul Cruz

Kevin Cuellar Alexander Davila-Wollheim Peter De Armas Agustin De La Guardia Robert De La Hoz

Tao De Landaburu Roberto De Leon Boleck De Pawlikowski Andres De Varona Anthony Defurio

Andre Deshon Jordan Diaz John Diaz-Silveira Michael Diaz-Silveira Santiago Dipilla

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Eliah Dominguez David Dukenik Derek Escarra Andres Fernandez Andres Fernandez

Eddy Fernandez Jordi Fernandez Matthew Fernandez Nicholas Fernandez Justin Ferrer

Jorge Figueras Jorge Fleites Jack Flood Carlos Frisbee Roberto Gallinar

James Garcia Juan Garcia Alejandro Gaston Gabriel Gaviria Maxwell Goldberg

Pedro Gomez-Faccio Alejandro Gonzalez Diego Gonzalez Javier Gonzalez Jorge Gonzalez

Osiel Gonzalez Adrian Gonzalez-Camps Marcus Gonzalez-Jacobo Damian Gonzalez-Oiiva Julian Guerra

David Guevara Diego Guimaraes-Biandon Lorenzo Guio Armando Hassun Albert Hermida

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Alejandro Hernandez Andres Hernandez Christopher Hernandez Javier Herrera Jonathan Herrera

Brandon Hevia David Hondal Alistair Humphreys Benjamin lncera Nicolas lparraguirre

Alexander Isaac Michael Jasman Peter Kiliddjian Mark Lagunas Rene Lamar

Kevin Lastres Domingo Leos Antonio Linares Marcos Llobell Simon Londono

Gabriel Lopez Manuel Lopez Michael Lopez Guillermo Lopez-Castro Nicholas Lorenzo

William Lorenzo Andres Loret De Mola Michael Loven Reynaldo Madiedo Michael Magoulas

Michael Marina Cristian Marquez Anthony Martin Christopher Martin Lantz Martin

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Oscar Martinez Paul Martinez Omar Masri Samuel Maya John Medina

Alvaro Mejer Carlos Mencio Alexander Mertz George Michel Xavier Michelena

Jason Miranda Richard Moncada Ricardo Montalvan Kevin Montiel Sebastian Munoz

Juan Naranjo Alexander Navarro Daniel Neptune Eduardo Neret Nicholas Novo

Alejandro Novoa Gabriel Nunez Nicolas Ocampo Christian Ortega Pedro Ortega

William Pallissery Julio Palomera Jorge Paoli-Torres Gabriel Parada Kevin Pascual

Matthew Pastor Alejandro Penarredonda Jonathan Pereyra Andres Perez Christian Perez

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Daniel Perez Michael Perez Nicolas Perez Pablo Perez Juan Perez-Costa

Antonio Permuy Jorge Polo Alejandro Portela Genaro Poulat Jorge Powell

David Prida Alfredo Quiroga Daniel Ramirez John Ramirez Carlos Ramos

Cesar Rebolledo Jorge Reyes Christian Roatta Adolfo Rodriguez Bryan Rodriguez

Hector Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Ryan Rodriguez-Mena Christian Rondon Ralph Rosa

Carlos Rosell Omar Rosete Michael Ruiz Mark Saavedra Carlos Salazar

Christian Salinas Richard Salinas Sergio Sanchez Josevicente Sanchis Leone! Santos

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Michael Sayman Jonathan Schultz Marlon Seijo Kristopher Serrate Diego Sevilla

Ryan Sigler Jose SiNen Patrick Siu Jose Smith Steven Solis

Richard Sotolongo Antoine Souche Austin Spillers Andre Suarez Yuri Sucart

Eduardo Tamborrel Fabian Tomas Miguel Torres De Navarra Daniel Ugas John Ukenye

Brian Valiente Robert Vanscoy Ignacio Vargas Matthew Vega-Sanz Michael Vega-Sanz

Santiago Vidal Oscar Vila David Villa Alejandro Villasmil James Williams

Lucas-Paulo Yubero Miguel Zaldivar

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Eighth graders Brandon Leyva, Michael Franca, and Alberto Pardo .

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Eduardo Abascal Victor Acevedo Lander Acha Oreste Albelo Ricardo Alvarez Daniel Andujas

Miguel Angarita Jose Armengol Armand Arteaga Alexander Aspuru Ricardo Azze Alvaro Baez

John Balloveras Joshua Barditch Ernest Barral Juan Borrero Miguel Basalo Frank Battle

Nicolas Beasley Christopher Blanco Guillermo Bogardus Brandon Borino Jorge Borron Daniel Botero

Otto Boudet Jorge Cabrera Pablo Cabrera Eric Calero Alexander Candia

Raul Carreras Andres Casariego Jose Chan Jose Chegwin Steven Chikuji Andres Chinchilla

Alberto Cosio Jose Cosio Ezequiel Cuevas Javier Davila-Wollheim Matthew Diaz

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Isaac Dominguez Max Dominguez · Christian Dopico Hugo Duenas London Duran William Elias

Jose Escallon Patricio Espinosa Christian Estrada Nicholas Fajardo Andres Fernandez Manuel Fernandez

Nicolas Fernandez Levi Fernandez-Rocha Liam Fernandez-Rocha Augusto Fonte Hector Formoso-Murias Christian Fowler

Michael Franca Francesco Fuentes Julio Galvez Horacia Garcia Jose Garcia Nikulas Garcia

Calixto Garcia-Velez Giovanni Gaviria Louis Giordano Francisco Gomez Michael Gomez Cesar Gonzalez

Julian Gonzalez Dante Gonzalez-Abreu Ryan Guso Ryan Gutierrez Ryan Gutierrez Alejandro Hasegawa

Justin Hassun Daniel Hernandez Marcello Hernandez Nicholas Herron Brandon Herrera Andres Hidalgo

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Andres Ibarra Rashad Ismail Enrique lturregui Carlos Jimenez Andres Juan Carlos Juan

Mikel Juan Alexander Keenan Nicholas Keenan Leonardo Lamarche Joshua Lascano Lorenzo Laurita

Brandon Leyva Michael Leyva Bernardo Lima Michael Limia Jose Llanes Alberto Llorente

Saul Lola Jorge Lopez Kevin Lopez William Lopez Jose Lopez-Varela Christopher Lorenzo

Manuel Lovo Mariano Macias Jose Maguina Armando Marquez Carlos Martinez Guillermo Martinez-Negrin

Gustavo Medina Marcel Mejia Joseph Menendez Enrique Mercado Sebastian Metra!

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Sebastian Milanes Paul Miniet Ander Mion-Bet Fernando Molina Antonio Montadas Felipe Montes De Oca

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Matthew Mullin-Garcia Andrew Muriedas Matthew Murphy Albert Noon Alexander Novoa Osvaldo Nunez

Santiago Nunez Angel Padron Anthony Padura Alberto Pardo Alejandro Pedrozo IV Jose Pelegri

Ignacio Perez Johnathon Perez Joseph Perez Marcos Perez Christian Perez De Corcho Carlos Perez-Heydrich

Anthony Perez-Pino Robert Pertierra Nicholas Peterson Oscar Pinate Steven Placeres Hanler Portal

Andrew Powell Marc Pugliese Robert Pulles Jake Ramirez Michael Ramon Alexander Roo

Tyler Roberts Benjamin Rodriguez Casey Rodriguez Jake Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez

Nicholas Rodriguez Nikolas Rojas Javier Rosario Gabriel Rovira Inigo Sagarduy Nicolas Salazar

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Gabriel San Roman Alec Sanchez Andres Sanchez Eric Sanchez Manuel Sanchez Andres Santiago

Eduardo Santos Jonathan Sanz-Perez Alejandro Seda Anthony Seicentos Brian Serein Brandon Sierra

Brandon Silvestry Carlos Solanilla Luis Suarez Michael Tefel Walter Tomasino Carlos Torres De Navarra

Cristian Trujillo Nicholas Ureta Rene Valverde Andres Varas Jonathan Varela Karol Vargas

Luis Vargas Nicholas Vazquez Jose Velasco Alexandr Vento Alexander Vidal Lucas Vigil

Roberto Villasante Jose Vina Robert Waechter Tristen Welch Mark White Jerry Williams

Robert Woodry Roger Zaldivar

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Seventh graders Jonathan Orta, Diego Puig-Corve, and Humberto Marrero

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Edel Abad Gabriel Abril Dorian Acosta Julio Aira Jason Alcantara Alexander Alepuz

Wilfredo Allen Patrick Arean Pablo Arevalo Nicholas Arias Lucca Barbaris Kristian Batista

Michael Beovides Christian Betancourt Christopher Billoch Daniel Bogardus Arturo Bonnet Alessandro Borges

Andres Borroto Alexander Bozo Orlando Burgos-Heredia Rodrigo Bustamante Gabriel Cabrera Michael Cairo

Orlando Colas Juan Carabeo-Nieva Benjamin Cardenas lan Casero Alec Castillo Anthony Castro

Andrew Cecol Alfredo Cepero Sebastian Chamorro Christian Chavarry Christian Collazo Andres Concepcion

Fernando Cordal Nicholas Coronado Luis Corps Carlos Cristobal Eric Cruz Daniel Dager

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Joaquin De Goytisolo Alfredo De Zayas Armand Del Castillo Christian Del Castillo Gabriel Diaz Eric Echeverria

John Egusquiza Jorge Escobar Robert Espinosa David Fager Alexander Fals Matthew Feiler

Alexander Fernandez Christopher Fernandez Kevin Fernandez Max Fernandez Christopher Font Harry Formoso-Murias

Benjamin Frisbee Joseph Fuentes Edward Fuller Basilio Garcia Gabriel Garcia Jonathan Garcia

Joseph Garcia Joseph Garcia Nicolas Garcia Daniel Garcia-Tunon Jorge Gomez Alejandro Gonzalez

Gabriel Gonzalez Isaac Gonzalez Kristopher Gonzalez Otniel Gonzalez Tomas Gonzalez Ralph Grillo

Dory Groblacher Pablo Guerra Albert Gutierrez John Hermida Adrian Hernandez Alexander Hernandez

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Alexander Hernandez Justin Hernandez Luke Hernandez Alejandro Hernondez-Cono Alejandro Hillman Daniel Hondo!

Ted Huertas John Hyland Jose Infante Manrique lriorte Christopher Jauregui Gabriel Jimenez

Jose Jimenez William Kindelon Claudio Lorotelli Kristion Lostre Adrian Lozo Sebastian Leiter

Kevin Lemos Nicholas Llobell Jaime Lopez Michael Lopez Noah Lopez Thomas Lopez

Lucas Lorenzo Daniel Lugo Julio Machado Steven Morin Rafael Marmo!

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Humberto Marrero Alfonso Martinez Ryan Martinez Cristian Matos Albert Maury Conor Meagher

Luis Mejer Daniel Mejia Enrique Mendia Christopher Menendez Giovanni Menocal Giancarlo Mesa

Marcelo Mion Santiago Molero Miguel Mora Jonathan Moreau Olivier Morency Liam Mullin-Garcia

Joshua Munoz Christian Norniella-Burke Francisco Odon Jonathan Orta Oscar Ortega Daniel Pacios

Jorge Padron Sebastian Paoli-Torres Brian Pascual Nicholas Perez Richard Perez Ryan Perez

Alexander Piccolo Fernando Pinero Giancarlo Pinto Daniel Portuondo John Powell Matthew Powell

Peter Prieto Diego Puig-Corve Fernando Pujals Christopher Quintero Ghulian Ramos Kevin Ramos

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Adrian Rey Tavish Rice Gabriel Rigueiro Holman Rios Diego Rivera Mario Robaina

Nicolas Roca Carlos Rodriguez Francisco Rodriguez Justin Rodriguez Ryan Rodriguez Manuel Rojas-Romero

Daniel Romeu Jose Rubio Alejandro Ruiz Angelo Ruiz Ernesto Ruiz-Sierra Mathew Salas

David Salazar Steven Santos Joseph Seara Andres Signoret Daniel Silva Daniel Silva

Daniel Sixto Joshua Sliva Alexander Suarez Joseph Suarez Nicolas Tamborrel Daniel Tejada

Zane Todywala Nicholas Tootle Ryan Torres Jerry Trujillo Kevin Valdes Antonio Valencia

Pablo Venegas Andres Vila Frederico Vivacqua Dominic Wermuth Jean Zamora Juan bruno Zayas

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Sixth graders Nicholas Senior, Alfonso Rodriguez and Joseph Parlade

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MikeiAcha Nicolas Aguilar Julian Arabitg Carlos Arazoza Rafael Arbex-Murut

Andres Arenas Jose Arevalo Francesco Armstrong Stephen Artigues Christopher Avallone

Andres Balcazar Kevin Baloyra Spencer Barreiro Manuel Barreto Matthew Bee

Jonathan Benitez Oscar Berlanga Alain Bonvecchio Michael Borell Antoine Brandt

Matthew Bravo Edward Briscoe Daniel Brown Adrian Bruna Christopher Caballero

Michael Cabeza Lucas Cabrera-Ramon Steven Calles Christian Carr Daniel Carreras

Juan Carrillo Nicholas CaNajal Alejandro Chalela Daniel Chavez Jun Hyung Cho

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Nicholas Curry Richard De Aguiar Jose De Castro Daniel De La Fe Christian Delgado

Enzo Depontes Andres Diaz Richard Diaz Austin Dominguez Jossan Elias

Alejandro Fernandez Julian Gallardo Carlos Gallo Jordan Galvez Pedro Garcia

Maximiliano Garcia Del Pozo Daniel Garrastazu Lucas Gomez Luis Gomez Zachary Gomez

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Michael Goncalves Nicolas Gonzalez Romare Gonzalez Esteban Guio Adrian Hernandez

Javier Hernandez Justin Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Nicolas Hernandez Alejandro Hunter

Alexander lduate Jovier Jimenez Gabriel Kasabdji Pablo Kurzan Ricardo Labrada

Erick Labrador Daniel Loge Dante Lang Joshua Lara Louis Leal

Kevin Lemus Jacob Lopez Victor Lopez De Mendoza Matias Lorenzo Joseph Luzarraga

Carlos Machado Alejandro Maduro Patrick Maher Carlos Marin Gabriel Marin

Tristen Marin David Martin Peter Martin Daniel Martinez Daniel Martinez

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David Martinez Rafael Martinez-Varela Luis Mathison Javier Mederos Sebastian Melendez

Francisco Melo Francisco Menendez Jonathan Menendez Manuel Menendez Norberto Menendez

Maurice Milton Jorge Miro-Quesada Carlos Moreno Michael Moreno Michael Moreno

Nicolas Munoz Richard Munoz Santiago Munoz Marc Novas Diego Ortega

Daniel Otero-Pfaeffle Joseph Parlade Jacob Perea Andres Perez Daniel Perez

Patrick Perez Albert Perez-Abreu Raphael Perez-Blanco Andres Pinate Javier Pita

Lucas Polo Andres Poveda Michael Prado Roberto Pupo Alexander Pusch

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Alfonso Rodriguez Andrew Rodriguez Christian Rodriguez Mario Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Verde

Daniel Romero Teobaldo Rosell Alejandro Sanchez Joseph Sanchez Stefano Santamaria

Adrian Santana Daniel Sarmiento-Urrego Eduardo Scheuren Gabriel Seda Sean Sempere

Nicholas Senior Felipe Sequeira Kevin Simauchi Alejandro Smith Sebastian Suarez

Michael Sueiro Federico Tamborrel Mateus Tordin Adrian Torrebiarte Brandon Torricella

Gabriel Trastoy Carlos Uribe Jorge Valdes Carlos Valverde Matias Vasquez

Kristian Ventura Nicolas Vila Christian Winch ConorWolfe

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Vivian Acosta Francisco Aguilar Anthony Alexander Maria D Alonso

Maria I. Alonso Pedro Anon Annette Anton Paola Arencibia

Victor Arrieta Diego Ayala Eric Ballesteros Carlos Barquin

Father Eduardo Barrios, SJ Claudia Basso Chris Besil Andres Blanco

Antonio Botello Carlos Bravo George Busse Patricia Bustamante

Johnny Calderin Miriam Combo-Martinez T~resita Campos Maria Elena Cartaya

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Sister Maria Cartaya Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ Javier Castillo Enriqueta Cespedes

Father Michael Chesney, SJ Josefina Chirino Charles Cleveland Patrick Collins

Sujayla Collins Maria Consuegra Susana Corzo Marta Cosculluela

Miguel Couto Michael Crudele Charles Curry Sylvia Davalos

Maria De Aguiar Rosario De Lemos Thomas De Quesada Julian De Zulueta

Jose Del Dago German Delgado Luis Deschapelles Alicia Diogo

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Maria Eireos Freddy Elorza Lucila Espinosa Alicia Farinas

Ana Fenton Angie Fernandez Guillermo Fernandez-Toledo Father Ernesto Fernandez-Travieso, SJ

Ignacio Font Julio Forte Eduardo Fraga David Fry

Amalia Fuentes Gerardo Garcia Orlando Garcia Raquel Garcia

Graciela Garcia-Chang Father Guillermo Garcia-Tunon, SJ Ed Garland Irma Giron

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Lazaro Gonzales Emigdio Gonzalez John Gustavsen Teresa Gutierrez

Dora Haibi Andres Hernandez Marina Hernandez Pedro Hernandez

Kimberly Homans Jennifer Iglesias Yolanda lnguanzo Paula Inigo

Jennifer Jacomino Ana Jara Andres Jimenez Beatriz Jimenez

Zilkia Jimenez Michelle Jordan Ann Kenna Clara Kline

Shyara Lara Lidice Lascano Maria lnes Leanez Rafael Ledesma

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Kathleen Mackie Ana Manrara Ruben Marrero Jorge Martinez

Mario Martinez Rodrigo Martinez Carlos Maza Maria Mejido

Tanger Mendonca Ana Maria Menocal Vicki Minchener Richard Moncada

Dan Montesi Ana Mora Maria Morera Jorge Munoz-Bustamante

Melissa Navarro Ramon Nicosia Leandro Novoa Ariel Nunez

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Leopoldo Nunez Robert O'Malley Ulises Ordunez Fabio Ortega Oscar Ortega

Karen Ortiz Luz Otero Jose Padilla Francisco Padura Mario Parra

Silvia Pena Jimmy Perez Father Frank Permuy, SJ Lisa Peterson George Porta

Gerardo Portela Odalys Quintero Ricardo Raimundez Olga Ramon Marlin Real

Lazaro Reinoso Chris Reyes Maria Cristina Reyes-Garcia Ivan Roa Jose E. Roca

Mercedes Rodriguez Nestor Rodriguez Ana Maria Ruiz Julieta Salablanca Lazaro Saldana

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Jose Sancerni Marlisa Sanchez Ivan Santa-Cruz Ignacio Scull Mercedes Sendros-lglesias

Marisol Sosa Adriana Suarez Camila Suarez Father Pedro Suarez, SJ Rolando Sucena

Dolores Toledo Miguel Tomasino Virginia Trujillo Marlene Urbay Gustavo Valdes

Isabel Valdes Timothy VanScoy Marisol Varona Juan Vazquez Lourdes Vega

Sam Vega Augusto Venegas Gisela Vichot Marta Vidal Carol Vila

Carmen Villafane Yvonne Von Der Osten Brian Wentzel Leo Williams Eugene Zoller

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"Being a part of this department means a great deal to me and those who are interested in pursuing a career in the film and media industry."

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Echoes editor senior Giovanni Ayala looks through old yearbooks to get some ideas for creating new layouts. "Being in yearbook has helped me tremendously to become a better writer, " said Ayala .

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Seniors Michael Castillo and Michael Trobiani work on their upcoming project for television production. In order to prepare for the televised morning show, the students were assigned multiple video projects during the first semester.

Junior Anthony Monzon uses GarageBand to record a song in the audio booth. Students from the Survey of Mass Media class worked individually and in groups on a variety of creative video projects.

Editor-in-Chief senior Jonathan Godoy looks over a previous issue of the Vincam . His claim to fame came two years before when he deleted the October edition of the newspaper. "It truly was a proud and honorable moment for all of us in newspaper," said Godoy.

Mr. Johnny Calderin helps senior Anthony Ferreiro and junior Alexander Durant to properly set up · the video cameras. The film students produced a variety of films, shows, and promotions during the year.

COMMUNICARE - [Latin] '*o communicMe Media met the twenty-first century in the new facility known as the Communication Arts Center, or the old Kohly. The goal of this new department was to help students express themselves through the different types of media, including print, film, video, and radio.

0ur world today is filled with all kinds of media. With this new department, current and future students can have the opportunity to be exposed to and learn more about the media we encounter every single day, said ads manager senior Daniel Mercado.

The new department consisted of Film, Broadcasting, Survey of Mass Media, Public Speaki'ng, Yearbook, and Newspaper Journalism. The program gave students a glimpse at the media industry by exposing them to a variety of professionals from the different fields of communication.

The facility offered a hands-on approach, which was very unique 'and helpful to all students. Having this new department made all of the possibilities endless.

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Senior Jorge Velez practices for a programming competition that was held at Stetson University.

Students in the computer science program were given the .opportunity to participate in programming competitions throughout the year.

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"All of the new technology incorporated into the school has helped me to become more efficient.with my school work.~~ - junior Ricardo Fonseca

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There are many students who have set their books aside and chosen instead their cinematographic counterpart. Even though many believe that watching the movie can be the same experience as reading the book, there are still some who hang on to the power of the written works: Sophomore Adrian Montoto was one of the most avid readers in the school. He became addicted to reading sometime in the fourth grade and has not stopped since. He admits to having read a whopping 300 to 320 in the past four years alone.

"I'd much rather read a novel for the details, the outline of the overall story, and to get a better understanding of the plot," said Montoto.

Among the many works that he has read are The Count of Monte Cristo and The Nibelungen!ied . .Montoto finds a great deal of joy in reading, and it has become his favorite form of entertainment. There is no question that when it comes to choosing how he will spend his free time, this student prefers to read the book and skip the lines at the movie.

"Books can immerse u in the and let you swim in their worlds. With movies, you just find yourself staring at the

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turned into a movie because it takes place in outer space and on a whole different world," said junior Daniel Rojo.

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Seniors Franco Abarca and Fernando Solorazano turn in their college applications. The new College Counseling office included computers so that seniors could fill out the Common App.

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Last year's guidance department was split into two separate sections: College Counseling and School Counseling.

This new division added more focus on each separate aspect of counseling. The College Counseling department solely dealt with seniors' grades, applications, transcripts, and other important college documents.

"It was a great idea to have the college counseling in its own department because they have more structure when managing application and can focus on getting students into college," said senior Carlos Flores.

The School Counseling focused on the special needs of all students as well as specific safety themes such as Red Ribbon week, SADD, and academic support for those having difficulties with grades.

"Without the new College Counseling department I don't know how I would have met all my application deadlines," said senior Jose Smith.

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"It is great being able to see my spiritual counselor and talk about things that don't always have to do with school," said sophomore Juan Aguila .

- senior Alexander Gimenez

"Even though I don't see my counselor very often, it's nice knowing that I have someone that I can talk to," said seventh grader Alejandro Gonzalez.

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"Finding the exact measurements and cutouts is of the ut most import ance," said Solorzano-Bowen.

Seniors and juniors working on different projects for the upcoming productions. Stagecraft was a very unique elective open to all sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Seniors Franco Abarca, Nicolas Olvera and Jordan Laminae construct a large portion of the set for the play A Few Good Men. "It was actually really difficult for me to build this table because I had to make the supports," said Abarca.

It takes a vllloge to ammering nails and smothering paint over a bare piece of wood. Sounds simple doesn't it? Stage craft was actually one of the most complex and well organized classes in the school. communication was crucial to constructing each prop for the school's various performances. The collaboration between students in stage craft could be seen through the intricate work that included designing, cutting, painting, and putting objects

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The stage craft classes, which were held second and fifth period every school day, consisted of manual labo ~ depending on what was needed to be built. Each of the Qrojects was put to good use and was used in plays such as A Few Good Men and Into The Woods.

Students gather around the table while Mr. Leo Williams helps them with one of the set pieces. "The students who create the set are just as important as the actors on stage," said Mr. Williams.

were used as a means of creative ex ression, and were of course, glad to see their hard work pay off.

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Whether in the classroom, in the library, or outside in the central patio, there's always a g;r Mp of students studying and working on math problems. All throughout the school, c a$~ m~tte~ and friends helped each other to finish math homework, to understand specific concepts, and to review for upcoming tests and quizzes.

Whenever a student did not know how to r~~@ ~~ a specific homework problem, he usually called a friend to get e , or he would wait until the next day and ask a fellow classmate to explain how to complete the problem.

"When I get stuck on a problem with math, I find a classmate that's good at math and ask him or I just ask the teacher," said sophomore Benzo Rudnikas.

In many cases, the math teacher offered to stay after school or meet with the students on an i ~v aJI basis in order to help them to better understand the material. · Through this interaction with other students and fr"e ~, each student was able to better understand and often master whatever homework or concept he was tackling.

maths I have studied so far, my favorite has been geom'etry," said sophomore Hugb Mon.tero.

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Math teacher Mr. Miguel Couto helps his AP Calculus students review techniques for solving related rates problems.

Seniors who had Mr. Couto as their math teacher stayed many times after school to review and clarify any mathematical misconceptions .

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Diversity among the students was very prevalent, particularly when they spoke Spanish. It was immediately obvious who came from which Latin American country, and who learned Spanish as a second language.

Although the school's curriculum included many languages such as French, Portuguese, and Italian, it could hardly be called an obstruction. Multilingual communication and dialectic expression were always a welcomed sound.

Students were constantly encouraged to speak in their native languages as a way to celebrate their heritage, and become tolerant of others.

"Coming into this school as a new student, I knew that I was going to make friends of different ethnicity," said sixth grader Alejandro Sanchez. "One of my closest friends is from Chile."

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"Learning Portuguese for the past two years has been a really fun experience for me.

It has given me the opportunity to learn about a different culture," said junior Sergio Sroka.

"French has been a really interesting language to learn. It has expanded my knowledge .of foreign countries and even history," s.aid senior Gabriel Mion.

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P.E. was almost an automatic network, especially for the younger students in the school. Many lifelong friendships began with something as simple as choosing teammates.

"When I came to the school, I didn't know many people, but after a few P. E. classes, I knew immediately whom I was going to be hanging out with," said freshman Jack Flood.

In P.E., students played a different sport every few weeks.

The anticipated team drafts ensured the positions of all team players, as well as the possibility for a new friendship. Of course, there was always the joke about getting picked last but even that was often a crucial part of learning to Freshmen Jon Schultz, Carlos Ramos, and George Michel huddle to plan the big touchdown . These three students be a part of the network. always tried to play on each other' s teams in every sport in P.E..

· Seventh graders Christopher Billoch and Alejandro Gonzalez set up for a game of street hockey as fellow classmate Ghulian Ramos looks on . Middle school students made friendships in P.E. that often lasted throughout high school and college .

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You could always count on the science department to stand out among the different academia in the school. As students progressed through the different course·s offered by the science department, they performed a variety of unique labs and experiments.

"I have always loved that in my science classes I can do labs and get the hands on

learning that other classes really don't offer," said senior Adrian Gonzalez.

These labs ranged from working with chemicals to dissecting animals and looking closely at objects under high magnification microscopes.

"I loved earth science in ninth grade because Mr. Sucena made the class very interesting," said junior Joseph Rodriguez.

During an observational lab, junior Joshua Silva holds a sponge over the beaker to absorb the water vapor. Students in the science classes were assigned different roles in every lab.

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Eigth grader Horacio Garcia studies last minute for his civics exam . "Civics was an interesting class. I liked studying how our nation works/ ' said Garcia.

Senior Andre Naranjo prepares for a Latin American history exam in the senior section . The Latin American history cla sses were offered in both English and Sr:>anish .

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"I liked this project because it helped us to learn

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"George Washington because he shaped this country into what it is today," said senior Miguel Tost.

while working as a team," said eighth grader Ernest Barral. "It also taught us to be more organized."

The videos that the students created were later shown to the community through the new televised morning program . It was a very unique and efficient way of teaching_everyone about the real meaning behind all national holidays.

"It really gave me something to think about beyond the day off from school," said senior Jose Davila .

"The Peer Ministers share examples of their life and thus I learn from the example that they display and set."

- sophomore Michael Aguad

"I have learned to open my heart to God and maintain the courage to put my life in God's hands."

- eighth grader Christopher Blanco

"The Peer Ministers have taught me how to better express my Christian values and help me with any problems that I may have."

- senior Anthony Mencio

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Senior peer minister Michael Castillo leads his group in a discussion about the theme of the previous talk during a retreat. Castillo has been a peer minister since the ninth grade.

In high school, aside from the regular theology class, students were offered the choice to take Peer Ministry. In addition to keeping up with the regular theology curriculum, peer ministers also engaged in pastoral activities and in preparing retreats for the student body.

On these days of retreat, the peer ministers were called to help bring others to Christ by interacting with the students through talks, reflections, and small group discussions. The small group discussions afforded the opportunity for the individual to relate to his peer ministers any questions or concerns that he had about his faith.

"Interacting with the peer ministers during the small groups allows me to get advice on any problems that I may be dealing with," said freshman Michael Chang.

The spiritual counselors advised and offered guidance to each student by showing personal care and concern for his spiritual· needs. They were also called to work in conjunction with the peer ministers in helping prepare the days of retreat for their assigned grade-level students.

"It feels good to be helping others by leading them towards God and guiding them on the right path," said senior peer minister Carlos Flores .

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The A.L.P.H.A. Club was founded in 1988.

Members of the A.L.P.H.A. club work on building their own origami projects from construction paper. Some of the students decided to take their works of art home, while others preferred to showcase them in the A.L.P.H .A. bulletin board in school.

The purpose of the club is to appreciate all the different forms of art.

First Row: Rodrigo Bustamante, Jorge Gomez, Anthony Castro, Pablo Velasquez, Luis Vargas,

Members of the A.L.P.H .A. club take part in a bilingual presentation given by English teacher Ms. Cristina Ramirez.

The presentations involved discussions and visuals of Ia novela picaresca with examples from Oliver Twist, Huckleberry Finn, and El Lazarillo de Tormes.

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jeremy Martinez, and Jonas Egusquiza. Second Row: Michael Cairo, Daniel Portuondo, Rafael Marmo!, Benjamin Cardenas, Francisco Odon, joshua Silva, Andres Marquez, and Alexander Alepuz.

Third Row: Fernando Pin era, Daniel Romey, Alexander Fernandez, David Salazar, jose Rubio, Ryan Rodriguez, A lbert Gutierrez, and Humberto Marrero. Fourth Row: Alec Castillo, jonathan Garcia, John Hyland, Luis Mejer, Santiago Molero, Kristopher Gonzalez, Matthew Salas, and Nicolas Garcia.

Fifth Row: Tomas Gonzalez, Nicolas Roca, Giancarlo Mesa, Adrian Hernandez, Nicholas Llobell, Armand del Castillo, Adrian Wazo, and Sebastian Chamorro. Moderator: Mrs. Dora Haibi.

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Senior division president senior Jonathan Godoy calculates the position of a star in space while junior division president eighth grader Lucas Vigil examines it through the telescope. Each division met every other Tuesday in the evening to look for new objects in space .

.BASES is composed of the Astronomy Club, the Meteorology Club, and the Ham Radio Club.

The Astronomy Club has two divisions: senior division for high school and junior division for middle school.

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Junior Joshua Munoz uses the computer to analyze and gather data from previous powerhouse Hurricane Wilma. The meteorology club utilized various instruments in the observatory's weather center to make accurate predictions.

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First Row: Daniel L. Alvarez, Joshua Munoz, Jonathan Godoy, Lucas Vigil, Michael Cairo, Javier Gonzalez, Leonardo Cosio, Carlos Espina. Second Row: Jose Perrone, Brandon Vii lena, Christopher Leyva, Javier Herrera, Frank Crawley, Julio Lascano, Alexander Wol lheim, Alexander Alepuz, Christian Dopico. Third Row: Anthony Rueda, Patrick Puig, Gabriel Farias, Rafael Melendez, Jake Larson, Alejandro Penerredonda, Francisco Odon, Andres Concepcion, David Fager. Fourth Row: Michel Rodriguez, Augusto

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Martinez, Kevin Lemos, Jose Prieto, William Elias, Andres Juan, Francisco Rodriguez. Moderators: Fr. Pedro Cartaya, S.J. and Mr. Pedro Anon .

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It's the only club to participate in a World Championship final against teams from China and other countries.

The main goal is to teach students the fundamentals of engineering.

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The weight of the battle bots that are used in competition include a IS and 120 pounds category.

Science teacher Mr. Julian De Zulueta helps the club members to put together their competing robot during a regional competition held at school. This world qualifying competition was the first in South Florida history and was put together by the school's robotics club and its moderators.

"Robotics allows us to enter the

innovative process and utilize our creativity."

- senior Christian Palomo

President

Christian Palomo

Vice President

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First Row: Daniel Tejada, Edward Concepcion, Christian Palomo, Roberto Lopez-Molina. Second Row: Jorge Velez, Alexander Alepuz, Robert Espinosa, John Hermida, Rafael Carjello, and Rafael Marmol. Third Row: Daniel Portuondo, Ryan Torres, Michael Goncalves, Adrian Alepuz, and Gilbert Serein. Fourth Row: Ricardo Rodriguez, Nicolas Novoa, Cesar Sanchez, Jose Silva, Christopher Silva, Ernesto Scerpella, and Jorge Orbay. Moderators: Mr. Ivan Santa-Cruz, Mr. Julian De Zulueta, and Mr. Freddy Elorza .

Secretary General

Jonathan Godoy

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Deputy of Academics

George Cortina

There are 60 members in the club.

Luis Del Cueto, Julian Bruna, Daniel Perez, Alain Acha, Mikel Acha, Oliver Hyne, Nicolas Briscoe, Edward Briscoe, Jonathan Godoy, Thurman Hall, Ernest Barral, Enrique Mercado, Oscar Berlanga, Henry Alvarez, Andre Suarez, Ricardo Azze, Michael Sayman, Daniel Jose, Samuel Wallace-Perdomo, Alexander Errazquin, Daniel Romo, Daniel Alvarez, Eduardo Velez, Gabriel Nunez, Jose Rubio, Michael Cairo, John Ukenye, Daniel Cairo, Miguel Basolo, Miles Pope, Andres Busse, Jonathan Herrera, Michael Ruiz, Andres Fernandez, Alberto Pardo, Dominic Chinigo, Nicolas Perez, Adolfo Rodriguez, Tomas Cacicedo, Cesar Sanchez, Luis Marquez, Nicolas Valdes, Anthony Rodriguez, Michael Fuentes, Marcos Llobell, Peter Kiliddjian·, Eduardo Neret, George Cortina, Michael Argyris, Peter Jackson, Andres Gonzalez, Nicholas Recuset, Luis Suarez, and Michael Diaz-Silvera. Moderator: Ms. Ann Kenna.

The club advances the 'understanding of global issues.

It promotes diplomacy to find peaceful resolutions to world problems.

Deputy of Academics

Andres Rivas

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The Respect Life club seeks to create an awareness of life issues among students.

Club members participate in The Walk for Life, March for Life, and Rally for Life.

The main goal of the club is to promote life from womb to tomb.

First row: Andres Concepcion, Michael Saenz, Enrique Menendez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Rafael MartinezVarela. Second row: julian Gerez, Adrian Rivas, Devon Roura, Francisco Gonzalez, Tristen Welch. Third Row: Carlos Fernandez, Alejandro Senior, Enrique Lam, Sergio Leos, Gustavo Medina. Not pictured: Francisco Villafane. Moderator: Ms. Sylvia Davalos

SerYina the Lord Altar servers seniors Daniel Mercado and Erick Ramirez take care of the wine and water during the Eucharistic celebration in the Mass of the Immaculate Conception. The altar servers were responsible for assisting the officiating priests during the celebrations.

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First Row: Daniel Mercado, Antonio Malouf, Giovanni Rodriguez, Christian Dopico. Second Row:

There are seven altar servers in the middle school, and six altar servers in the high school.

Adrian Alepuz, Nicholas Vasquez, jorge Escobar, Alexander Alepuz, Andres Borroto. Third Row: Oscar Berlanga, Matthew Pastor, joshua Silva, Erick Ramirez. Moderator: Deacon Robert O'Malley.

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Seniors Antonio Malouf and Erick Ramirez have been altar servers since sixth grade .

President

Albert Parade/a

Adrian Alepuz, Adrian Hernandez, Adrian Rey, Adolfo Rodriguez, Alejandro Maduro, Alexander Alepuz, Alexander Candia, Alexander Paneda, Albert Paradela, Alexander Suarez, Andre Cozier, Andres Casaniego, Andres Concepcion, Andres Poveda, Andres Sanchez, Anthony Calvo, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Carlos Arazoza, Carlos Uribe, Christian Chavarry, Christian del Castillo, Christian Estrada, Christian Ortega, Christian Rodriguez, Christopher Caballero, Christopher Hernandez, Christopher Morales, Daniel Garrastazu, Daniel Gomez, Daniel Pacios, Daniel Silva, David Dubenik, Eric Echeverria, Frank Battle, Francisco Melo, Gabriel Gonzalez, Gabriel Jimenez, George Alfaro, Ghulian Ramos, Horacio Garcia, Ignacio Vargas, jason Alcantara, jaason Borrego, Javier Gonzalez, john Hyland, jonathan Gracia, jonathan Orta, jose Paneda, joseph Garcia, joseph Luzzangua, joseph Parlade, Kristian Ventura, Max Sanchez, Matthew Sales, Michael Moreno, Nicholas Ocampo, Nicholas Cepero, Nicolas Hernandez, Nicolas Munoz, Nicholas Vazquez, Nicolas Villa, Oscar Ortega, Pablo Kurzan, Patrick Arean, Paul Martinez, Rafael Menendez, Rene Lamar, Ricardo Labrada, Richard Lemus, Ryan Martinez, Ryan Matheu, Ryan Rodriguez, Sebastian Melendez, Thomas Aheam, William Lopez, Xavier Michelena, Zachary Gomez, Daniel Garrastazu, Daniel Gomez, and Daniel Pacios. Moderator: Mr. Eric Ballesteros.

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The Fishing Club has a total of 76 members.

The Club strives to teach members about conservation and most of all having fun responsibly on the water.

The Fishing Cluf:?. met every first Tuesday of the month in the Cosculluela Dining hall.

During a clinic, students from the fishing club learn from fishing experts how to tie knots. The members also had several opportunities throughout the year to hit the South Florida waters to try their skills on live catch.

The largest fish caught by a student was a six foot nerf shark by sophomore Rafael Melendez.

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There are over ISO active members in the club.

Key Club is the longest running active club in the school.

All club members are required to complete at least 50 service hours.

The club members raked in a combined 10,000 service hours last year alone.

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Daniel Jaramillo

Vice President

Luis Fernandez-Rocha

Senior Eduardo Averhoff and Nicholas Fajardo play with a young boy from Blue Lakes Elementary at the Autistic Basketball Clinic and Field Day. Over 100 kids with autism came to the school to play with volunteer students.

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Daniel Fuenmayor

Kevin Perez

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Jonathan Amaro-Barron, Carlos Acevedo, Adrian Alepuz, Alejandro Alvarez, Andreas Alvarez, Henry Alvarez, Jorge Alvarez, Angel Saavedra; Nikolas Arenas, Luis Arguelles, Bryan Aristy, David Barquin, Andres Barrios, Joseph Beguiristain, Nicholas Berenguer, Michael Betancourt, John Billoch, Ivan Botero, Matias Buedo, Tomas Cacicendo, Richard Cambo, Juan Campuzano, Roberto Canales, Daniel Cannata, Nicholas Cepero, Phillip Chan, Nicholas Chikuji, Pedro Cirera, Daniel Saavedra, Ernesto De Ia Fe, Agustin de Ia Guardia, Andres de Varona, Anthony DeFurio, Gilberta Delgado, Jorge Deshon, Daniel Dockerty, Eliah Dominguez, Eduardo Arazoza, Carlos Enriquez, Gabriel Falero, Andres Fernandez, Jordi Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Jorge Figueras, Antonio Forte, Daniel Fuenmayor, Robert Gallinar, Gabriel Garrigo, Alejandro Gaston, Christian Gomez, Diego Gonzalez, Jorge Hernandez, Pedro Hernandez, Jonathan Herrera, Alejandro Huamani, Michael Iglesia, Gregory Jalil, Daniel Jaramillo, Richard Lemus, , ·w,..· "'"-'·'"~"' Amadeo Lopez-Castro, Michael Loven, Reyanaldo Madiedo, Fernando Martinez-Quebus, Omar Masri, Juan Carlos Morfin, Pedro Morfin, Adrian Moya, Julian Munilla, Joshua Munoz, Rene Negron, Nicholas Sanchez, Alexander Novo, Nicholas Novo, ...,_-......;__. Gabriel Nunez, Christian Padron, Carlos Parra, Kevin Pascual, Kunal Patel, Kevin Perez, David Prida, Jose Prieto, Carlos Prio, Alfredo Quiroga, Demitri Ramdial, Peter Ramon, Fraga Ricardo, Edwin Ricardo, Frankie Rigueiro, Hector Rodriguez, Ryan Rodriguez-Mena, Daniel Rojo, Luis Rondon, Ignacio Ruberte, Brandon San Juan, Max Sanchez, Jose Vicente Sanchis, Santiago Vidal, Eduardo Santos, Brien Shelle,n, Anthony Sierra, Krischan Singh, Patrick Siu, Rene Tato, Christian Tello, Steven Vega, Paul Villacres, Brandon Vii lena, Samuel Wallace, Lorenzo William, Michael Wilson, and Miguel Zaldivar. Moderator: Mr. Johnny Calderin .

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Espina, Alejandro Fernandez, Andres Fernandez, Andy Fernandez, Jordi Fernandez, Michael Fernandez, Nicholas Fernandez, Robert Gallinar, Basilio Garcia, Giovanni Gaviria, Daniel Gomez, Luis Gomez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jake Guso, Ryan Guso, Jason Gutierrez, Alejandro Hernandez, Jonathan Herrera, Michael Iglesia, Manrique lliarte, Jose Infante, Salvador Juncadella, Ricardo Labrada, Jake Larson, Louis Leal, Bernardo Lima, Thomas Lopez, Jorge Lorente, Juan Lorido, Andres Marquez, Cristian Marquez, Emmanuel Marquez, Humberto Marrero, Lantz Martin, Samuel Maya, George Michel, Daniel Mion, Diego Mion, Gabriel Mion, Marcelo Mion, Michael Moreno, Marcelo Novas, Alejandro Novoa, Nicolas Novoa, Francisco Odon, Carlos Omana, Julio Palomera, Alexander Paneda, Jose Paneda, Alberto Paradela, Carlos Parra, Jacob Perea, Jonathan Pereyra, Daniel Perez, Nicolas Perez, Juan Perez-Costa, Jose Perrone, Daniel Poo, Michael Prado, Felipe Prellezo, Alfredo Quiroga, Edwin Ricardo, Austin Riveron, Ethan Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Justin Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez, Diego Rosette,

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Benzo Rudnikas, Alec Sanchez, Max Sanchez, Nicholas Sanchez, Sergio Sanchez, Salvador Sanchis, Manuel Sicre, Anthony Sierra, Carlos Solanilla, Michael Sueiro, Christian Tello, Carlos Torres de Navarra, Brandon Torricella, John Ukenye, Pablo Venegas, Kristian Ventura, Robert Weller, James Williams, Miguel Zaldivar, Pedro Gomez, Felipe Montes de Oca, Daniel Perdomo, and Michael Perez. Moderator: Mr. Daniel Montesi.

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They officially integrated themselves as a school club in 2009.

The main goal is to raise funds for cancer treatments and research.

Cangrejos members distribute Thanksgiving bags to cancer patients in the center for La Liga Contra El Cancer. Last year, the Cangrejos donated $5,000 to this amazing cause.

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Members have the opportunity to compete in local fencing tournaments.

Mikel Acha, Oscar Berlanga, Lucas Cabrera-Ramon, Christian Carr, Daniel Carreras, Daniel Coulombe, Alejandro DeLemos, Matthew Diaz, Jossan Elias, Robert Espinosa, Joseph Isenberg. Rashad Ismail, Matias Lorenzo, Armando Marquez, Humberto Marrero, David Martinez, Manuel Menendez, Tristen Morin, Johnathon Perez, Albert Perez-Abreu, Marco Perosch, Alexander Pusch, Peter Ramon, Andrew Rodriguez, Francisco Rodriguez, Manuel Rojas-Romero, Jose Rubio, Christopher Silva, Daniel Silva, Stefano Santos, Antonio Van en cia, Rene Valverde, Jorge Velez, Tristen Welch, and Con or Wolfe. Moderators: Ms. Gisela Vichot, Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ, and Mr. Gustavo Ortelli.

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Members of the club practice their lunges under the guidance of one of their moderators, Mr. Gustavo Ortelli, and club officers.

Once a week, the students met to practice with their partners in the school art gallery. "The group shows a lot of dedication during practice, always striving to better their paries and lunges," said junior Joseph Isenberg.

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Treasurer Enrique Flamini

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Roberto Pupo, Pablo Kurzaun, Joshua Lara, Daniel Martinez, Eduardo Scheuren, Nicholas Vila, Alex lduate, Danny de Ia Fe, Mattew Bravo, Adrian Bruna, Christian Delgado, Kevin Lemus, Antoine Brandt, Daniel Carreras, Daniel Garcfa-Tufion, Lucca Barbaris, Nicholas Tootle, Noah Lopez, Alexander Falls, Manuel Rojas Romero, Diego Puig, Jose Rubio, Daniel Dager, Rodrigo Bustamante, Jerry Trujillo, Joseph Suarez, Matthew Salas, Alejandro Ruiz, Connor Meagher, Nicholas Llobell, Robert Pulles, Karol Vargas, Ignacio Perez, Alexander Vidal, Nicholas Keenan, Alexander Keenan, Armand Arteaga, Mariano Macias, Robert Pertierra, Nico Rodriguez, Jorge Lopez, Justin Hassun, Jose Chegwin, Brandon Silvestry, Eduardo Santos, Nicholas Rojas, Robert Waechter, Fernando Molina, Patrick Siv, Kevin Montiel, Andres Perez, Ralph Rosa, Matthew Vega- Sans, Michael VegaSans, Rey Madeido, Jonathan Shultz, Alejandro Villasmil, Javier Gonzalez, Jose Smith, Alvaro Mejer, Oscar Vila, Jordi Fernandez, Juan Campusano, John Ukenue, Christian Rondon, Jonathan Labrero, Miguel Torres, Albert Hermida, Jorge Gaston, A lfredo Arguelles, Diego Rosette, Sergio Leos, Keonte Cash, Gregory Jalil, Vikram Sairam, Francisco Gonzalez, Oscar Cabanas, Michael Fernandez, Francisco Rios, Brandon Almeida, Carlos Fernandez, Steven Tyler, Victor Perez- Abreu, Jorge Orbay, Giovanni Companioni, Alec Macias, Daniel Fuenmayor, Fernando Guardazzi, Rene Negron, Andres Sanchez, Jerry Portela, Sebastian Juncadella, Luis Sanchez, Oliver Hyne, Joshua Munoz, Ricardo Fonseca, Carlos Parra, Alex Pis-Dudot, Alexander Novo, Thorvald Sanchez, Christopher Sprowl, Bryan Almeida, Edmund Benedetti, Fernando Solorzano, Jose Smith, Brendan Gray, Ernesto Scerpella, Daniel Alvarez, Franco Abaroa, Richard Greenberg, B~njamin Sardina, Nicolas Alvarez, Joshua Lopez, Carlos de Cardenas, Roberto Canales, Paul Martin, and Jose Perrone. Moderator: Mr. Thomas De Quesada.

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There are 238 Student Council members throughout all grades.

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First Row: Benjamin Rodriguez, Jose Pelegri, Jaime Lopez, Lucas Vigil, Andres Ibarra. Second Row: Anthony Padura, Rafael Cariello, Thomas Lopez, Ignacio Perez, Oscar Berlanga, Roberto Villasante. Moderator: Mr. Francisco Padura.

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First Row: Albert Paradela, Alex ander Pina, Brandon Vargas, Gonzalo Trigueros, Frank Oliva, Andres Castro. Second Row: Matthew Pastor, Pedro Fernandez, Daniel Jaramillo, Richard Greenberg, Carlos Muniz, Francisco Gonzalez, Ulises Cabrera, Nicholas Cepero. Third Row: Joseph Barbosa, Joshua Silva, Jonathan Amaro- Barron, Andres Rodriguez, Stefan de Solo, Carlos Garcia, Michael Trobiani.

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The performances brought an estimated average profit of $6,000$8,000 dollars.

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In the music room , senior Kevin Ibarra and club moderator Mr. Anthony Alexander improvise a jazz tune. Members of the music appreciation club held weekly jams, or sometimes just listened to different types of music.

President

Kevin Ibarra

First Row: Christopher Silva, Liam Mullin-Garcia, Conor Meagher, Ernest Barra!, Phillip Chan. Second Row: Pedro Martin, Kevin Ibarra, Francisco Verdecia, Krischan Singh, Joshua Penn, Ivan Lopez-Bosh. Moderator: Mr. A nthony Alexander.

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President

Enrique Flamini

Vice President

Javier Ortiz

Javier Abascal, Michael Aguad, Juan Aguila, Bryan Almeida, Adrian Alfonso, Daniel Alvarez, Daniel Alvarez, William Alvarez, Diego Anell, Roberto Anton, Christopher Arana, Peter Ariz, Eddie Averhoff, Giovanni Ayala, Myles Bachrach, David Barquin, Edmond Benedetti, Matthew Bill, Mateo Buraglia,John Butchko, Maximino Caballero, Ulises Cabrera, Tomas Cacicedo, Jonathan Calles, Richard Cambo, Walford Campbell, Daniel Cannata, Alejandro Carr, Xristian Carvajal, Carlos Castellanos, FranzJoseph Verdecia, Nicolas Castillo, Michael Castillo, Marco Castro, Antonio Casuso, Phillip Chan, Christian Charria, Juan Pablo Cobian, Giovanni Companioni, George Cortina, Alex Cosio, Giancarlo Cueto, Jose Davila, Fernando de Caralt, Eric de Cardenas, Carlos de Cardenas, Edward de Ia Osa, Alejandro de Lemos, Alejandro De Los Santos, Stefan de Solo, Gilberta Delgado, Jorge Deshon, Daniel Dockerty, Matias Dorta, Jonas Egusquiza, Carlos Espina, Matthew Espinosa, Alexander Esquivel, Jordan Esteban, Carlos Fernandez, Michael Fernandez, Gabriel Fernandez, Javier Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Luis Fernandez-Rocha, Michael Ferro, Roderic Figueroa, Enrique Flamini, Ricardo Fonseca, Antonio Forte, Ricardo Fraga, Eric Franca, Sebastian Fresquet, Daniel Fuenmayor, Michael Fuentes, Michael Garcia, Nicholas Garcia, Richard Garcia, Victor Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Sebastian Garcia-Umpierre, Erik Garriga, Jorge Gaston, Julian Gerez, Alexander Gimenez, Jorge GinoryPerez, Jonathan Godoy, Jonathan Gomez, Daniel Gonzalez, Francisco Gonzalez, Nicholas Gonzalez, Brendan Grey, Andres Hermida, Francisco Hernandez, Nicholas Hernandez, Guillermo Herrera, Alejandro Huamani, Oliver Hyne, Kevin Ibarra, Eduardo Iglesias, Javier lncera, Adam lncera, Hector Infante, Ander lru retagoyera, Joseph Isenberg, Cristian Jimenez, Gabriel Jimenez-Gada, Daniel Jose, Peter Jude, Salvador Juncadella, Enrique Lam , Luciano Laratelli, Jake Larson , Manuel Leon, Sergio Leos, Joseph Lindsay, Nicholas Lopez, Joseph Lopez, Michael Lopez, Roberto Lopez-lbanez, Roberto Lopez-Molina, Jonathan Lucas, Albert Lucas, Antonio Malouf, Andres Manzanares, Daniel Manzanares, Juan-Diego Mariategui, Christian Marrero, Paul Martin, Javier Martinez, Mario Martinez, Ricardo Martinez, Branden Martinez, Fernando Martinez, Jeremy Martinez, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Miguel Maseda, Andrew Maury, Julian Mazaira, Enrique Menendez, Gabriel Mesa, Diego Mion, Gabriel Mion, Hugo Montero, Adrian Montoto, Nestor Montoya, Juan Carlos Morfin, Pedro Morfin, Robert Morgado, Adrian Moya, Nicholas Munarriz, Carlos Muniz, Robert Munoz, Joshua Munoz, Ryan Murphy, Andre Naranjo, Rene Negron, Andres Nodarse, Frank Oliva, Javier Ortiz, John O'Sullivan, Edwin Pagan, Christian Palomo, Jose Paneda, Javier Pardo, Carlos Parra, Cristian Paz, Alejandro Paz, John Pendas, Christian Parea, Anthony Perez, Bryan Perez, Alberto Perez, Carlos Perez, Carlos Perez, Christian Perez, Victor Perez-Abreu, Gabriel Pertierra, John Pessoa, Federico Poey, Daniel Poo, John -Portuondo, Jose Prieto, Max Prio, Antonio Rabassa, Eduardo Ragolta, Demetri Ramdial, Alfredo Ramirez, Eduardo Ramirez, Eric Ramirez, Daniel Ramon, Peter Ramon, Rafael Restrepo, Luis Restrepo, Julian Rey, Francisco Riguei ro , Jose Roca, Andres Rodriguez, Anthony Rodriguez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Kevin Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, JuanManuel Rodriguez, Jesse Rodriguez, Pablo Rodriguez-Cepero, James Roan, Diego Rojo, Daniel Rojo, Alejandro Romero, Diego Rosette, Devon Roura, Cornel is Rowaan, Ignacio Rubarte, Fernando Ruiz. Moderator: Mrs. Dolores Toledo.

National Jr. Honor Society

Ricardo Azze, john Balloveras, Nicolas Beasley, Rafael Cariello, jose Chan, Ezequiel Cuevas, Christian Dopico, Andres Fernandez, Manuel Fernandez, Christian Fowler, Rashad Ismail, Alexander Keenan, Nicholas Keenan, Michael Limia, William Lopez, Carlos Martinez, Gustavo Medina, Sebastian Metral, Carlos Michel, Osvaldo Nunez, Alberto Pardo, Anthony Perez-Pino, Marc Pugliese, Casey Rodriguez, Nikolas Rojas, Andres Sanchez, Manuel Sanchez, Luis Suarez, Michael Tefel, Alexander Vidal, jerry Williams, Robert Woodry. Moderators: Ms. Ann Kenna and Mr. Eugene Zoller.

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Adrian Alonso, John Butchko, Tomas Cacicedo, Jonathan Calles, Richard Cambo, Alejandro Carr, George Cortina, Jonas Egusquiza, Matthew Espinosa, Alexander Esqu ivel , Luis Fer nandez:Rocha, Daniel Fuenmayor, Nicholas Hernandez, Guillermo Herrera, Alejandro Huamani, Oliver Hyne, Adam lncera, Ander lruretagoyena, Joseph Isenberg, Gabriel Garcia, Peter Jude, Michael Lopez, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Jeremy Martinez, Julian Mazaira, Gabriel Mesa, Nestor Montoya, Adrian Moya, Nicholas Munarriz, Joshua Munoz, Rene Negron, Andres Nodarse, Edwin Pagan, Carlos Parra, Christian Perea, Alberto Perez, Carlos Perez, Christian Perez,Carlos Prio, Peter Ramon, Luis Restrepo, James Roen, Fernando Ruiz, Angel Saavedra, Gregory Santos, Henry Sosa,Christoph Sproui,Javier Tato, Francisco Tejidor, Pablo Velasquez, Samuel Wallace-Perdomo, Robert Weller, Daniel Alvarez, Eduardo Averhoff, Phillip Chan, Jose Davila, Carlos de Cardenas.Aiejandro de Lemos, Stefan de Solo, Edward Fernandez,Gabriel Fernandez, Roderic Figueroa, Enrique Flamini, Sebastian Fresquet, Mattias Galiano, Victor Garcia, Jorge Ginory-Perez, Adrian Gonzalez, Brendan Gray, Kevin Ibarra, Albert Lucas, Antonio Malouf, Daniel Manzanares, Juan-Diego Mariategui, Andrew Maury, Andre Naranjo, John O'Sullivan, Frank Oliva, Javier Ortiz, Christian Palomo, Alejandro Paz, Bryan Perez, Antonio Rabassa, Eduardo Ragolta, Demetri Ramdial, Erick Ramirez, Rafael Restrepo, Julian Rey, David Rodriguez, Maximilian Sanchez, Adrian Sanchez-Roig, Gilbert Serein, Christopher Silva, Rafael Tua-Caraccia, Antonio Ucar, Stephen Valida, Andres Vazquez, Nicolas White, Michael Wilson, Carlos Yeguez. Moderator: Mrs. Lucila Espinosa .

Quill and scroll

Front row: Rich~rd Cambo, Joseph Isenberg, Jonathan Godoy, Bryan A lmeida, Daniel

Art Honor Society

Stephen de Solo, Aky Fernandez, Carlos Flores. Moderator: Mr. Ignacio Font.

Mercado, Nicholas H ernandez. Second row: Nestor Montoya, Ricardo Fonseca, A lexander Gimenez, Fernando Martinez-Quibus, Nicholas Forte, Manuel Ferro. Moderator: Mrs. Sujayla Collins.

Mu Alpha Theta

President

Phillip Chan

Adrian A lepuz, Bryan Almeida, Daniel A lvarez, Daniel Alvarez, Jonathan Alvarez, Mitchell A lvarez, Jonathan Amaro-Barron, Diego Anell, Christopher Arana, Eduardo Averhoff, Myles Bachrach, David Barquin, Mathew Bill, John Butchko, Maximino Caballero, Tomas Cacicedo, Jonathan Calles, Anthony Calvo, Richard Cambo, Walford Campbel l, Daniel Cannata, Alejandro Carr, Xristian Carvajal, Carlos Castel lanos, Marco Castro, Ph il lip Chan, Giovanni Companioni, Edward Concepcion, George Cortina, Carlos de Cirdenas, Eric de Cirdenas, Alejandro de Lemos, Alejandro de los Santos, Stefan De Solo, Victor de Zarraga, Gilberta Delgado, Daniel Dockerty, Jonas Egusquiza, Carlos Espina, A lexandre Felix, Edward Fernandez, Gabriel Fernandez, Roderic Figueroa, Enrique Flamini, Richardo Fraga, Sebastian Fresquet, Michael Fuentes, Victor Garcia, Carlos Garda, Jonathan Godoy, Jonathan Gomez, Daniel Gonzalez, Jorge Gonzalez, Nicholas Gonzalez, Brendan Gray, Lorenzo Gu io, Ted Guio, Nicholas Hernandez, Guillermo Herrera, Alejandro Huamani, O liver Hyne, Eduardo Iglesias, Adam lncera, Ben lncera, Ander lruretagoyena, Joseph Isenberg, Cristian Jimenez, Dan iel Jose, Peter Jude, Jake Larson, Christopher Leyva, Marcos Llobell, Michael Lopez, Justin Lorenzo, Jose Lorido , Kevin Lowenhaupt, Albert Lucas, Jonathan Lucas, Anton io Malouf, Andres Manzanares, Daniel Manzanares, Juan Mariategui, Christopher Martin, Jeremy Martrnez, Mario Martrnez, Ricardo Martrnez-Cid, Omar Masri, Justin Masters, Andrew Maury, Ju lian Mazaira, Daniel Mercado, Gabriel Mesa, Gabriel Mion, Hugo Montero, Adrian Montoto, Nicholas Moreton, Adrian Moya, Nicholas Munarriz, Carlos Mun iz, Robert Munoz, Andre Naranjo, Ricardo Nunez, Frank Oliva, Javier Ortiz, Will iam Pallissery, Christian Palomo, Esteban Parada, Javier Pardo, Carlos Parra, Christian Perea, A nthony Perez, Bryan Perez, Carlos Perez, Carlos Perez, Christian Perez, John Portuondo, David Prida, Jose Prieto, Antonio Rabassa, Eduardo Ragolta, Demetri Ramdial, Erick Ramrrez, Peter Ram6n, Dominic Rego, Luis Restrepo, Rafael Restrepo, Jul ian Rey, Jose Roca, Bryan Rodrrguez, Daniel Rodrrguez, Giovanni Rodrrguez, Juan Rodrrguez, Kevin Rodrrguez, A lejandro Romero, Diego Rosette, Devon Roura, Ignacio Ruberte, Fernando Ruiz, Angel Saavedra, Vikram Sairam, Mathew Sierra, Christopher Silva, Francisco Smith, Steven Solis, Ernesto Sosa, Henry Sosa, Nicolas Tomasino, Rafael Tua-Caraccia, Antonio Ucar, Stephen Valido, Luis Vargas, Pablo Velazquez, Paul Villacres, A lejand ro Vil lasmil, A lan Vurgait, Samuel Wallace, Robert Weller, Nicholas White, Mateo Wiegering, Michael Wilson, Anthony Yabor. Moderators: Mr. Miguel Couto and Mr. Jose Del Dago.

Vice President

Albert Lucas

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Italian Club

President

Enrique Flamini

Vice President

Ted Guio

Fist Row: Fernando Solorzano, Brandon Vargas, Mario Pelegri, Ted Guio, Adrian Montato, Ernest Barral. Second Row: Miguel Zaldivar, London Acha, Christian Gomez, Cornelius Rowaan, Myles Bachrach, Alain Acha, Andres Rivas. Third Row: Andre Tremblay, Thomas Avallone, Salavador juncadella, Mark White, Nicholas Sanchez, Michael Lopez, jorge Cabarrocas, Julian Bruna. Fourth Row: Luciano Laratelli, Sergio Leos, Enrique Lam, Michael Fernandez, Amadeo Castro, Christian Tello, Daniel Mion, Diego Mion. Moderator: Mr. Ramon Nicosia.

Portuguese Club

French Club

First Row: Mario Pelegri, juan Alvarez, Fernando Solorzano, Christian Charria, Julian Bruna.

Second Row: Michael Iglesia, Carlos Enriquez, Christian Gonzalez, Diego Mion, Esteban Pareja, Angelo Navarro, Adrian Montoto. Third Row: Brandon Vargas, Javier Alvarez, Nicolas Valdez, Eric Platt, Daniel Mion, Alejandro Correa, Eduardo Ruiz, Danny Valverde. Fourth Row: Michael Espinel, Patrick Cabrera, Michael Fernandez, Pedro Cierra, Anthony Fernandez, Mauricio Teran, Nikolas Echeverria, Nicolas Olvera. Fifth Row: jorge Orbay, Jorge Trel les, Ted Guio, Paul Martin, Michel Rodriguez, Eduardo Arazoza, Eric Franca. Moderator: Ms. Maria I. Alonso.

First Row: Ted Guio, Mario Pelegri, Esteban Pareja, Fernandzo Solorzano, Nicolas Olvera, Daniel Mion, Diego Mion. Second Row: Adrian Montato, Andres Busse, Christian Gonzalez, Jake Alvarez, Frank Crawley, Brendan Gray, Augusto Maccarato, Luis Rondon, Carlos Enriquez, Daniel Valverde. Third Row: Nicolas Valdez, Andrew Tremblay, Julian Bruna, Jorge Forte, Brandon Vargas, Alejandro Correa, Rand y Mompremier, jose Sheuren, Kevin Valiente, Eduardo Ruiz. Fourth Row: jorge Orbay, Jorge Trellez, Michel Rodriguez, Paul Martin, Eric Platt, Christian Cleama, Juan Alvarez, Eduardo Arazoza, Eric Franca, Anthony Fernandez. Fifth Row: Fausto Diaz, Brandon Sierra, Dimmytri Morency, Michal Ugarte, Alec Macias, ·Ramon Castella, Xabier Martinez-Cid. Moderator: Ms. Maria

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Green Club

First Row: Christopher Arana, jordan Lominac, Carlos Flores, Gregory Santos, Nestor Montoya, Daniel Martinez. Second Row: Anthony Defurio, Gonzalo Trigueros, Brandon Vargas, Julio Lascano, jorge Cabarrocas, Javier lncera, Nicholas Novo, Francisco Rios.

Third Row: Jose Perrone, Austin Riveron, Gabriel Garrigo, Michael Ugarte, Carlos Yeguez, Eric Franca, Alexander Novo. Moderator: Ms. Shyara Lara.

Coffee House Club

First Row: Anthony Ferreiro, Mario Pelegri, Dominic Rego, Fernando Solorzano. Second Row: Erik Rivacoba, Miles Pope, Brandon Vargas, Richard Greenberg. Third Row: Carlos Muniz, Alfredo Quiroga, Adam Gimbel. Moderator: Mrs. Marisol Sosa.

Future Doctors of America

President Alejandro Paz

Adrian Gonzalez, Antonio Ucar, Erick Ramirez, Anthony Ferreiro, Demetri Ramdial, Alexandre Felix, Bryan Perez, Daniel A Alvarez, Roberto Canales, Julian Prieto, jordan Lominac, Rafael Restrepo, jose Perrone, Carlos Yeguez, Michael Wilson, Stephen Valido, Anthony Caballero, joseph Lindsay, Albert Lucas, Alejandro Paz, Eduardo Averhoff, Christopher Arana, Julio Lascano, Mattias Galliano, Michael Ugarte, Gaby Pertierra, Eric Franca, joshua Munoz, Oliver Hyne, Mathew Espinosa, Daniel Fuenmayor. Moderator: Ms. Shyara Lara.

Vice President Albert Lucas

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President

Rafael Tua

Vice President

Joseph Lindsay

Alain Bonvecchio, Alec Macias, Alejandro Alvarez, Alejandro Gaston, A lejandro Romero, Alejandro Alvarez, Alexander Cosio, Alexander Pusch, A lexander Vazquez, A lfredo N icolas Quiroga, A lvaro Mejer, Amadeo Lopez-Castro, Ander lruretagoyena, Andres Balcazar, Andres Fernandez, Andres Manzanares, Andres R. Perez, Anthony Castro, Anthony DeFurio, Anthony Fernandez, Austin Riveron, Avery Lopez, Bernardo Manrique, Brandon A. Torricella, Brandon Leyva, Brandon Sierra, Brian Valiente, Carlos Flores, Carlos Gallo, Carlos Machado, Carlos Moreno, Carlos Muniz, Cesar Gonzalez, Christian Ortega, Christian Palomo, Christian Suarez, Christian Winch, Christopher Arana, Christopher Caballero, Con or Meagher, Cristian Jimenez, Daniel A. Alvarez, Daniel C. Gonzalez, Daniel Carreras, Daniel Fuenmayor, Daniel Martinez, Daniel Mion, Daniel St. Louis, David Alvarez, Devon Roura, Diego Anell, Diego Rosette, Edmond Benedetti, Eduardo Arazoza, Eduardo Santos, Enrique Menendez, Eric de Cardenas, Eric Echeverria, Eric Franca, Erik Garrigo, Ernesto de Ia Fe, Felipe Prellezo, Fernando de Caralt, Francisco Smith, Franz-joseph Castillo, Gabri el Mion, Genaro Poulat, George Arango, Giancarlo Cu·eto, Giovanni Companioni, Hugo Montero, lmani Davis, Jacob L. Lopez, Jacob L. Lopez, Jaime Vergara, James Paul Brandt Roen, Javier Fernandez, Javi er lncera, Joseph Linsday, John Guzzo, Jordan Blecher, Jorge Gaston, Jose Perrone, Jose Smith, Joseph Isenberg, joshua Munoz, Juan Aguila, Juan Alvarez, Juan Carlos Carrillo, Juan Carlos Morfin, JuanManuel Rodriguez, Justin Lorenzo, Kevi n Low enhaupt, Kevin Rodriguez, W illiam Fabra, Kevin

Valiente, London Duran, Lucas Fernandez-Rocha, Lucas Gomez, Lu is Restrepo, Manuel Garcia, Mateo Buraglia, Matthew Bill, Matthew Bravo, Michael Espinel, Michael Magoulas, Michael Marina, Michael 0. Cabeza, Myles Bachrach, Nicholas Botero, Nicholas Carvajal, Nicholas Cepero, N icholas Gonzalez, Nicholas Perez, N icholas Senior, Nikolas Echeverria, Nikolas Echeverria, Osiel Gonzalez, Patrick Maher, Pedro Morfin, Peter Jude, Rene Negron, .Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Robert Espinosa, Robert Morgado, Roberto Canales, Roderic Figueroa, Ryan Murphy, Salvador Sanchis, Sebastian Leiter, Steven Rodriguez, Ted Guio, Tomas Cacicedo, Ulises Arbelo, Victor Perez-Abreu, Victor Saladin, Vincent A. Vazquez, Walford Campbell. Moderator: Ms. Olga Ramon.

Chess Club

Photography Club

First Row: Eduardo Iglesias, Adrian Alepuz, Ted Guio, Francesco Fuentes, Daniel Otero, Esteban Guio. Second Row: Steven Santos, Manuel Rojas-Romero, Giovanni Cintron, Alejandro Verdecia,

First Row: Liam Garcia, Roger Zaldivar, Jose Pelegri, Robert Villasante, Matthew Garcia.

Second Row: Lucas Vigil, Christian Dopico, Rafael Cariello, Kriscman Singh, Francisco Verdecia. Third Row: Rashad Ismail, Anthony Perez-Pino, Anthor:1y Defurio, Oreste Albelo, Giovanni Cintron, Daniel Cendan. Moderator: Mr. Ignacio Font.

Omar Masri. Third Row: Javier Jimenez, Lanty Martin, Horacio Garcia, Antonio Permuy.

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Middle School Math

Diego Anell, Nikolas Arenas, Ricardo Martinez, Victor Perez-Abreu, Diego Rosette, jorge A Alvarez, Eduard Arazoza, Ulises Arbelo, Luis Arguelles, Matthew Bill, Tomas Cacicedo, jonathan Calles, juan Cobian, Louis Curbelo, Ernesto de Ia Fe, Michael Espinel, Matthew Espinosa, Antonio Forte, Ander lrurtagoyena, Peter jude, Salvador j. juncadella, Kevin Lowenhaupt, Fernando Martinez, juan Carlos Morfin, joshua Munoz, Rene Negorn,

Front Row: jake Ramirez, Christian Rodriguez, Francisco Fuentes, Michael Cairo. Second Row: Robert Woechter, Ernest Barral, David Fager, Francisco Rodriguez. Third Row: Christopher Font, Manuel Rojas-Romero, Horcacio Garcia. Moderator: Mrs. Dolores Toledo.

Christian Perea, Peter Ramon, jesse Rodriguez, Eduardo Ruiz, Fernando Ruiz, Angel Savedra, Javier Tato, Kevin Valiente, Samuel Wallace, julian Bruna, jordan Blecher, Nicholas Cepero, Ricardo Fraga, Alexander Gimenez, Daniel Mion, Gabriel Mion, Anthony Perez, Sheehan Planas-Arteaga, David Rodriguez. Moderator: Mr. Patrick Collins.

Forensics

President

Eric Moussa

Andrew Maury, Alexander Pina, Paul Martin , Albert Paradela, Eric Moussa, Antonio Acosta, Nicolas Alvarez, Rafael Tua, Carlos De Cardenas, Christopher Hermida, Christopher Arguello, Albert Lucas, Benjamin Sardinas, Alejandro Frenero, Alejandro Perez, Daniel St. Louis, Andres Fernandez, Jose Lorido, Max Salvador, Manuel Sicre, Carlos Yeguez, Julian Chavarry, Ricardo Pita, Julian Prieto, Nicholas Menocal, Daniel Geofroy, Alec Vallabriga, Samuel WallacePerdomo, Mark Lopez-Trigo, Matthew Bill, Andres Smith, Michael Betancourt, Michael Ugarte, Jorge Alvarez, David Paula, Jorge Salazar, Matthew Sierra, Javier Abascal, Michael Montes, Daniel Arimon, Sergio Purrinos, Michael Fuentes, Oliver Hyne, John Rodriguez, Nicholas Moreiras, Lucas Sanchez, Alejandro Machado, Jorge Orbay, Carlos Fernandez, Richard Lemus, Daniel Rodriguez, Raymond Valdes-Denis, Brian Shellen, Frank Leyva, Aurelio Leyva, Pedro Fernandez, Gustavo Vega, Joshua Silva, Andres Rivas, Anthony Monzon, Luis Arguelles, Fernando Guardazzi, Nicolas De Cordoba, Ernesto De La Fe, Alain Acha, Christopher Alberro, Alfredo Arguelles, Stephen Busse, Xristian Carvajal, Peter Costa, Thurman Hall, Roberto Lopez-lbanez, Bernardo Manrique, Anton Martinez-Cid, Andres Osorio, Ruben Perez-Sanchez, Alfred Ramirez, Andres Rodriguez, Christopher Ruiz, Nicholas Torralba, Jaime Vergara, James Zamora, Manuel Leon, Juan Carlos Hervis, Steven Tyler, Gregory Santos, Daniel Ramirez, Alejandro Verdeccia. Moderator: Mr. Luis Du lzaides.

Vice President

Paul Martin

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Senior Gianni Blustein takes an interception to the house against the Lions. The defense and special teams scored 33 of the 47 points in the game.

Senior Nicholas Menocal tracks down the University quarterback as he tries to turn the corner. Menocal received over fifteen D-1 offers.

Wingback junior Alec Macias catches the touchdown behind the defense. Macias led the team in touchdowns with four.

Corner senior Fausto Diaz makes the one handed interception against Glades Day. Diaz was known for his ability to make the opposition miss after the catch.

Half back junior lmani Davis leaps over the Gladiator defender for the score. Davis was only able to play five games due to injury, but had four touchdowns and averaged 7.5 yards per carry.

First Row: Alexander Diblasi, Alec Macias, Francisco Hernandez, Frank Leyva, Fausto Diaz, Ricardo Fonseca, Javier Rodriguez, Miguel Maseda, David Rodriguez, Eric Platt, Richard Garcia, Gabriel Fernandez, Nicholas Moreiras, Michael Espinel, Daniel Admire, and Matias Dorta. Second Row: Coach Daniel Hidalgo, Coach Ricard Stuart, Nicholas Menocal, Nicolas Echeverria, Dominick Hidalgo, Michael Ugarte, Jordan Esteban, Jorge Llorente, Julian Chavarry, lmani Davis, Mateo Buraglia, Xavier Hines, Alexander Chica, Bryan Perez, Dimmytri Morency, Manuel Sicre, Julio Ayala, Gianni Blustein, Fayez Tanous, William Alvarez, Alfonso Horner, Manuel Ferro, Coach M ichael Curiel, and Coach German Delgado. Third Row: Coach Barney Flores, Coach Eduardo Delgado, Sergio Sroka, Jose Smith, Daniel St. Louis, Aky Fernandez, Eric Franca, Randy Mom premier, Michael Argyris, Andres Garcia, Christian Garcia, Bryan Almeida, Nicholas Recuset, Alejandro Trujillo, Carlos Perez, Nicholas Busse, Henry Brimo, Edwin Pagan, Carlos Perez, Matthew Mora, Daniel Gonzalez, Coach Joey Capote, Coach Mario Pi no, Coach Augie Venegas, and Coach Frank Moreno. Fourth Row: Coach Marcel Moreno, Coach CJ Flores, Coach Angel Aparicio, Carlos De Cardenas, Adam Gimbel, Kevin Viera, Keonte Cash, Andres Gonzalez, Jose Lopez, Jesse Rodriguez, Ricardo Fernandez, Hans Schmidt, Marcos Zayas, Ramon Castella, Lucas Sanchez, Marley Case, Nicholas White and Coach Nicholas Echeverria.

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Grade: Senior Height: 5'9" Weight: 190 lbs Stats: 93 carries for 544 yards. Led team with rushing 12 touchdowns .

Senior Javier Rodriguez soars over the Columbus defender to put the Wolverines in scoring position.

Rodriguez was known for his speed and in the summer was clocked at a 4.29 forty.

Running back senior Manuel Sicre stiff arms the opposing linebacker to the groud and picks up a couple more yards before running out of bounds to conserve time. Sicre was also a threat in the receiving game and led the team in all purpose yards with 817 and seven total touchdowns.

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Guillermo Pujals Height: 5'11" Weight: 235

Sophomore Ryan Murphy leaps for an interception. Murphy was the starting quarterback but also played safety.

Runningback freshman Christian Barrial races to the open field. Barrial finished the season with 12 touchdowns.

Anchored the offensive line that led the way averaging 26 points per game.

Camilo Padron Height: 5'11 ".

Weight: 180 lbs

Daniel Neptune, Austin Riveron, Brandon San Juan, Christian Barrial, Camilo Padron, Alejandro Alvarez, Joshua Penn, Jaime Vergara, Christian Suarez, James Garcia, Jorge Powell, Alejandro Portela, Jorge Pola, Kevin Pascual, Ryan Murphy, Samuel Maya, Victor Perez-Abreu, Victor Saladin, Daniel Perdomo, Eric De Cardenas, Michael Gomez, Richard Salinas, Christopher Marrero, Alexander Adams, David Hondal, Gabriel Cabrera, Carlos Salazar, Peter Kiliddjian, Anthony Fernandez, Leonel Santos, Luis Arguelles, Alejandro Cortes, Mark Lopez-Trigo, Lucas Yubero, Matthew Diaz, Michael Aguad, Nicholas Garcia, Jon Schultz, Nicholas Lorenzo, Guillermo Pujals, Gabriel Garriga, Christopher Ruiz, Alejandro Gonzalez, Juan Garcia, Derek Escarra, Alfredo Arguelles, Jorge Reyes, Jorge Orbay, Rodrigo Coli, Djan Martinez, Patrick Cabrera, Christopher Cruz, Marion Seijo, Nicholas Ocampo, Thurman Hall, Justin Lorenzo, Nicolas Briscoe, Santiago Dipilla, Juan Aguila, Jack Flood, Stephen Busse, and Nicholas Munarriz, and Coach Mario Pino.

Led the team in tackles with 54 sacks.

'I am new to Belen football and wasn't expecting the family experience.

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Wolverines tacklers eighth graders Robert Pulles and Brandon Sierra bring down the opponent.The JH defense played a key roll in their season victory.

Eighth grader Louis Giordano hits the hole in the first quarter of the game. Giordano was one of the team 's leading rushers.

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Alec Sanchez, Mariano Macias, Justin Hassun, Daniel Hernandez, Jorge Cabrera, Joshua Lascano, Brandon Silvestry, Frank Battle, Alex Vento, Brandon Leyva, Liam Fernandez-Rocha, Nicholas Peterson, Brandon Herrera, Alexander Roa, Hanler Portal, Louis Giordano, Carlos Martinez, Andres Chinchilla, Louis Rodriguez, Michael Franca, Marcello Hernandez, Jose Luis Llanes, Carlos Torres de Navarro, Joshua Barditch, Andres Varas, Robert Pulles, Victor Acevedo, Gus Fonte, Ander Mion-Bet, Piti Pertierra, Jonathan Varela, Brandon Sierra, Jorge Lopez, Christian Estrada, Albert Llorente, Max Dominguez, Mark White, Saul Lola, Andrew Muriedas, Eduardo Santos, Fernando Molina, Eduardo Abascal, Jose Lopez-Varela, Javier Padron, Steven Placeres, Calixto Garcia-Velez, Alejandro Seda, Jonathan Sanz-Perez, Jake Rami and Christian T "illo.

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Fighting back from their second place finish at states in 2009, the new team was more than determined to bring back home 1 that first place state championship trophy.

While training in North Carolina during the summer, the 1 runners would run in the morning and afternoon for eight consecutive 1 days.

"We've worked really hard 1 these past few months and we achieved our goal. If it wasn't for 1 the support of my teammates I wouldn't have ran as well as I did 1 at the state meet," said junior Elliot Before running the Falcon Invitational, the team huddles up for an Clemente. emotional prayer. "Among all of the excitement and stress of the race This season they worked that is about to begin, we come together as one team to pray for all the harder than ever, and it paid off for abilities that God has given us, and for a great race," said senior Carlos Garcia . 1 everyone on the team. Top runners

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"Going to states again was an amazing experience and the highlight of my senior year," said Lindsay.

Freshman Fabian Tomas came in third for the team in States and placed in the top five at Regionals. Other valuable performances came from sophomore Avery Lopez, freshman Michael Magoulas, and juniors Branden Martinez and Peter Jude , who all ran excellent races at States. ' The proud Wolverine team returned from Dade City with the fourth State Championship in the past five years.

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Fabian ,.omas Personal Record: 16:09.76 Place at States: 16th Grade: Freshman Senior Joseph Lindsay sprints to the finish line at the Flrunners Invitational. Lindsay was the second best runner on the team and contributed to win the state title with his personal best of 15:40.96 running the 5K race.

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Matthew MullinGarcia picks up the pace with the competition right behind him. He is one of the top runners.

Eighth grade runner Eric Sanchez battles himself to do his best. He has been on the team for three years.

First row: Bruno Zayas, Nicolas Roca, Rodrigo Bustamante, Andres Signoret and Jose Velasco. Middle row: Isaac Gonzalez, Connor Meagher, Benjamin Cardenas, Liam Mullin-Garcia, and Gabriel San Roman. Third row: Francisco Odon, Jaime Lopez, Matthew Mullin-Garcia, Alvaro Baez, Antonio Montadas and Lorenzo Laurita. Not Pictured: Dominic Wermuth, Joshua Munoz, Michael Beovides, Coach Victor Arrieta and Coach Lidice Lascano.

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hroughout the years , this school has always had one of the most reputable golf teams in Miami-Dade County. Last year was not different.

The Varsity golf team became more feared as they made it all the way to the State Champioflship in Ocala. New coach Mario Abello, led the squad to a winning record.

Leaders for the team were seniors Guillermo Quirch and Juan Carlos Alvarez . Sophomore Oscar Cabanas and junior Alejandro Machado also shot low scores thro"ughout the season.

"We really came together as a team this year and under a new coach we managed to make ourselves a state contender," said Quirch.

The Junior Varsity team also had a very successful season. The team finished off the season with a winning record as well. The leaders for the team were sophomore Daniel Perez and freshman Miguel Torres de Navarra.

"It was a great experience and we really put in all the work to have a successful season," said Torres de Navarra.

Brand new to the school last year, the new junior high team managed to exceed expectations and cap the year off with an amazing record. Eighth grader Armando Marquez led the squad with great play all season.

"I was very happy that the school made it available for me to play golf. It is definitely one of my favorite parts about the school," said sixth grader Alejandro Smith.

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The Freshman 8+ looks to oust the competition at the Novice Regatta.

Despite being the youngest, thinnest, and least experienced rowers, this team ended fourth in the State Scholastic based on race times.

The Junior Varsity 8+ gets well prepared before the sprint in the Opening Day Regatta. This team received a bronze in State and Second place in State Scholastic.

The lightweight 4+ containing seniors Adrian Gonzalez, Ricardo Nunez, Rafael Restrepo, and sophomore Christopher Sanu go through the drive of their stroke to finish strong. They became one of the most successful boats throughout the season by w inning a State Championship.

Eighth graders Jose Armengol, David Alvarez, and Alexander Vidal give it their all to win the race. All three were novices who competed at the state level.

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Not many people know how it actually feels to sweat inside the pool.

Imagine yourself working as hard as you can, pushing yourself to the limit.

Hard work was defined by the swimming team that was led by seniors Carlos Omana and Andres Vazquez.

Both were involved in the sport since their middle school years. Omana did not lose a single race receiving first place in every single one of them.

Additionally, Vazquez placed first in every race except for one.

On a regular day of school, the varsity swimming team woke up at 4:30 in the morning and began a grueling two hour practice session before the school bell even rang. The team also practiced in the afternoon at the Tamiami pool for another two hour practice session.

After four consecutives wins at States, the expectations for the team were set very high. They placed first in

every single meet of the season except for one against Pinecrest in which they lost by a mere 20 points.

Other than that specific loss, the Wolverines rolled through all their meets.

Other team members who contributed to the team success were sophomore julian Ballestas who was strong in the 200 and 100 .free races. Also junior Matthew Long, who excelled in the relay events.

Amazingly enough, for the fifth year in a row, the swimming Wolverines brought home another State Championship trophy.

"It was awesome to have five individual State titles throughout my highschool career," Carlos Omafia. "I could not ask for more."

"Each year, the training gets more rigorous making us faster and Using the butterfly stroke to take home the gold, Senior Paul Grenet swims for the win. Grenet was one of the best on the team stronger than previous years. at the butterfly stroke . .

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Senior Carlos Omaiia starts off the wall as he propels himself to begin the backstroke. The backstroke was one of Omaiia's best strokes throughout the year.

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Coming off an exceptional undefeated season, there were extremely high expectations for the Junior High Swimming team.

With this challenge on their back, they did not fail to impress capping off the season with a record of 5-0.

"The team played great all season and this program really has a great future ahead of them," said Coach Brandon Murphy.

Leaders for the team all season were eighth graders Ryan Guso and Santiago Nunez swimming great races all year.

Also contributing great times were eighth graders Miguel Basalo and Bernardo Lima.

"The season was incredible.

We really swam amazing all season and worked hard to finish the year undefeated," said Ryan Guso.

Giving it his all, eighth grader Ryan Guso soars through the water. Guso was known for his leadership and \ commitment torwards the team .

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Lorida went 11-1 in singles and doubles matches this past season .

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Senior Antonio Ucar takes it to the rack late in a game. Ucar wa~ the team's lowpost presence .

Senior Jordan Blecher soars to the hoop against rival Columbus. Blecher provided the team with much needed support off the bench in big games throughout the year.

First Row: Michael Fernandez, Jordan Blecher, Manuel Sicre, Edmond Benedetti, Alejandro Pis-Dudot, Aurelio Leyva. Second Row: Coach Ruben Marrero, Brendan Gray, Ricardo Fernandez, Antonio Ucar, Emmanuel Noya, Nicholas Botero, Daniel Admire , Coach Jose E. Roca.

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- guard sophomore Jason Gutierrez Sophomore guard Eric Couto drives the open lane on his way to the basket. Couto was one of the team's leading scorers.

Sophomore Guillermo Pujals clogs the lane against the Mater Lions.

Pujals anchored the defense which held the opposition to 39.4 points a game.

First Row: Hector Ortiz, Nicolas lparraguirre, Javier Alvarez, Jose Roca, Eric Couto, Robert Cosio. Second Row: Coach Ruben Marrero, Cristian Garcia, Guillermo Pujals, Ryan Murphy, John Medina, Austin Riveron, Jason Gutierrez, and Coach Jose E. Roca.

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Alvarez was one of the team's leaders throughout the season. The JV team set a record for the second undefeated season in the history of the school.

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Freshmen guard Matthew Fernandez locks onto his man. Fernandez was one of the team's defensive leaders throughout the season

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Taking it to the rim, eighth grader Mariano Macias gets ready for the score. Macias was a very important player in the team's success.

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Senior Joshua Lopez looks for the pin against rival Columbus. Lopez had a great season for the Wolverines picking up several key wins.

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First Row: Benzo Rudnikas, Matthew Sierra, Alejandro Navarro, Nicolas de Cordoba. Second Row: Randy Monpremier, Esteban Gomez-Rivero, Joshua Lopez, Angelo Navarro and Keonte Cash. (Not pictured: Agustin de Ia Guardia, Alejandro Fenero, Gabriel Gaviria,Christopher Hernandez, Peter Kiddijan, Paul Martinez, Carlos Muniz, Michael Ruiz, Richard Sotolongo.)

Junior Esteban Gomez-Rivero goes for the pin on his opponent at the State Championship . Gomez-Rivero was the state runner-up at the 119 lb division .

Eighth grader Brandon Sierra pins his Dade Christian opponent. Sierra was one of the leaders of the Junior High team.

Seventh grader Alexander Bozo picks up the key win against a tough opponent. The two were going back and forth the whole match, but Bozo got the upper hand. "Wrestling has been a great sport for me. I love the feeling of doing a good job, and in wrestling, I always get to experience it," said Bozo.

Eighth grader Brandon Sierrra reverses position to end up on top of his opponent. Sierra went on to win the match with ease. "I enjoyed being a senior member of the team . Having some varsity experience, this level of competition felt much easier," said Sierra.

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Goalie senior Daniel Mion stops the shot from the Miami Jackson team. Mion was one of the top goalies in the district, who actually made the AllDade team.

Defender freshman Rey Madiedo passes the ball to form a new attack for the Wolverines.

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First Row: Dimmytri Morrency, Eduardo Valle, Reynaldo Madiedo, Agusto Nacarrato, Nikolas Arenas, Alexander Durant, Jose Perrone, Sebastian Duque, Kevin Gonzalez, Alexandre Felix. Top row: Pedro Morfin, Mateo Buraglia, Cesar Rebolledo, Juan Pablo Cobian, Sergio Sroka, Jose Scheuren, Franco Abaroa, Gabriel Loret de Mola, Nicolas Olvera, Alejandro Paz, Salvador Sanchis, Gabriel Mion, Diego Mion, Daniel Mion, Coach Tanger Mendonca .

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Defender freshman Carlos Acevedo clears the ball, stopping the opponent's attack.

Acevedo was a huge part for the Wolverines defense.

Freshman Joseph Beguiristain gives a through ball to a teammate to start an attack.

Beguiristain was an essential part of the attack for this JV team. ·

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Eighth grader Juan Barrera advances the ball downfield and looks for the score.

Barrera had 9 goals on the season .

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Seventh grader Nicholas Tootle reels in the pass. Tootle was a key for the Wolverine offense.

First Row: Alejandro Hernandez, Jake Ramirez, Frederico Vivaqua, Nicholas Tootle, Gabriel Garcia, Miguel Angarita, Bruna Zayas, Thomas Gonzalez. Second Row: Eric Calero, Daniel Romeu, Claudio Laratelli , Alfredo Cepero, Coleman Rios, Santiago Molero, Alejandro Hasegawa, Manuel Lovo.

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Freshman Nicholas lparraguire focuses on serving the ball over the net against Mater Academy. Being only a freshman , lparraguire looks forward to becoming a key contributor to the team in the years to come .

First Row: Anthony De Furia, Sebastian Paoli, Nicholas Herran, Miguel Torres de Navarra, Jorge Paoli, Levi Fernandez-Rocha, Hugo Montero. Second Row: Miles Bachrach, Nicholas Cambo, Guillermo Lopez-Castro, Gabriel Falero, Michael Diaz-Silveira, Ignacio Perez, Sergio Leos, Coach Gio Rodriguez.

Sophomore Sergio Leos attempts to block his opponent's spike . Leos was the leading blocker throughout the season .

First Row: Nicolas Roca, Andres Poveda, Sebastian Paoli, Levi FernandezRocha, Manuel Lovo, Carlos Cristobal. Second Row: Christopher Jauregui, Andres Casariego, Andres Hidalgo, Alejandro Hasegewa, Sebastian Milanes, Michael Tefel, and Coach Lazaro Reinoso.

Eighth grader Levi Fernandez-Rocha sets up for a serve. Fernandez-Rocha was a key contributor to the offense of the JV team.

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Jun ior Joey Rodriguez leads the in ni ng off against Naples High. Rod riguez was the team's spark all season long at the to p of t he lineup

Starting pitcher senior Robert Baroniel throws the rock at Sun-Life stadium. Baroniel was t he team's leader in wins.

First Row: Daniel Parets, David Diaz-Fernandez, Ricardo De Armas, Gilberta Delgado, Giovanni Ayala, Joey Rodriguez, Alec Acosta. Second Row: Andres Fernandez, Hector De Ia Nuez, Christopher Trujillo , Alexander De Goti, Daniel Guevarra, Christian Solis. Third Row: Coach Andres Blanco, Andres Sanchez, Nicholas Hernadez, Alejandro Lavandero, Robert Baroniel, Sheehan PlanasArteaga, Michael Iglesia.

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Sophomore Ricardo De Armas gets ready to square a ball up against long time rival Pace. De Armas was one of the team 's leaders o~ both offense and defense.

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First Row: Jorge Fleites, Ryan Rodriguez-Mena, Alejandro Villasmil , Alexander Cabrera, Christopher Ayala. Second Row: Ivan Botero, Andres Hernandez, Eric Artigues, Julian Guerra, Alejandro Portela, Nicholas Bustamante, Coach Jorge Rodriguez .

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First row: Francisco Gomez, Gabriel San Roman, Ricardo Alvarez, Michael Gomez, Nicholas Ureta, Julio Galvez, Andres Sanchez, Christopher Del Castillo.

Second row: Coach Altieri, Brandon Herrera, Pablo Cabrera, Lorenzo Laurita, John Varela, Hugo Duenas, Andres Fernandez, Alexander Novoa, Jose Chegwin, Marcos Perez.

Seventh grader Christopher Del Castillo rounds the bases after hitting a homerun in the first inning against St. Kevin . Del Castillo was a team leader in RBI's and home runs.

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Santos kept hitters off balance all year with his ability to change speeds with his fastball and change up.

First .row: Armand Del Castillo, Daniel Silva, Christopher Lorenzo, Steven Santos, Albert Maury, Pablo Arevalo, Josh Barditch. Second Row: Cristian Matos, Anthony Perez-Pine, Gabriel Gonzalez, Luis Vargas, Christopher Chavarry, Mario Robaina, Ernesto Ruiz-Sierra, Ghulian Ramos, Coach Altieri.

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Senior Manuel Garcia leads off the 4x400 meter relay at Winter Park. Garcia was a valuable member in several events such as the hurdles and 4x1,00 relay.

Junior Elliot Clemente anchors the Wolverine 4x800 meters at the 3A State Championship at Winter Park. The relay team finished in fourth place with a time of 7:57:50. Clemente was the team's top distance runner as he finished in third place in the 3200 meter run at states.

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Senior Julian Chavarry takes the lead in the 110 meter hurdles race in southridge. "I was very glad that Julian came out for track for his senior year," said coach Victor Arrieta .

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Junior Elliot Clemente leads the 3200 meter pack composed of freshman Michael Magoulas, junior Peter Jude, and sophomore Avery Lopez. Their efforts helped to secure the District Championship.

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First Row: Eric Castellanos, Michael Castellanos, Richard Moncala, Nicholas Novo, Andres Fernandez, Kevin Montiel, Diego Rojo, Javier Alvarez, Michael Magoulas, Andres De Varona, Alvaro Mejer, Esteban Bruna, Alexander Isaac, Osiel Gonzalez, Javier lncera, Lorenzo Guio.

Second Row: Carlos Muniz, Mateo Buraglia, Richard Salinas, Ethan Bauer, Omar Rosete, Ulises Arbela, Peter Jude, Carlos Garcia, Victor Velazquez, Jorge Alvarez, Daniel Neptune, Francisco Tejidor, John Butchko, Mauricio Teran, Marcel Arzola, Adam lncera, Guillermo Herrera, Eric De Cardenas. Third Row: lmani Davis, Joshua Lopez, Fausto Diaz, Alejandro Cortez, Jorge Orbay, Avery Lopez, Vikram Sairam, Guillermo Pujals, Julian Chavarry, Fernando Martinez-Quibus, Enrique Flamini, Fabian Tomas, Jorge Deshon, Adrian Alonso, Andres Manazanares, Angel Saavedra, Cristian Jimenez, Christoph Sproul, Gabriel Nunez, Andre Deshon, Michael Wilson, Diego Anell. Fourth Row: Carlos Flores, Stephen Busse, Nicolas White, Frank Leyva, Joseph Lindsay, Nicholas Menocal, Alfonso Horner, Elliot Clemente, Branden Martinez, Manuel Garcia, and Javier Fernandez.

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Soaring over the hurdle, eighth grader Karol Vargas, works to keep his lead. "I love hurdles; it's my favorite event," said Vargas.

Running his heart out, seventh grader Giovanni Menocal attempts to win the race.

Menocal was a key member of the relay team.

Taking flight, eighth grader Fernando Molina tosses the discus. "I love getting up in the air on my throws; it helps me get it out farther," said Molina.

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First Row: Dominic Wermuth, Rodrigo Bustamante, Jorge Gomez, Nicolas Roca, Benjamin Fernandez, ' Alexander Fals. Second Row: Coach Tammy Foster, Daniel Portuondo, Thomas Lopez, Jaime Lopez, · Orlando Galas, Karol Vargas, Joshua Sliva, Guillermo Bogardus, Antonio Montadas, Coach Jose Garcia.

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Sprinting for the finish, sixth grader Patrick Perez runs his heart out. "Sprinting to the finish line is my favorite part of the race," said Perez.

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Working hard to keep his lead, sixth grader Joshua Lara tries to keep his pace. Lara ran the 100 meter dash and 100 meter hurdles.

First Row: Christopher Avallone, Joshua Lara, Adrian Bruna, Javier Hernandez, Patrick Perez. Second Row: Coach Tammy Foster, Steven Calles, Brandon Toricella, Matthew Bravo, Carlos Arazoza, Michael Borrell, Jordan Galvez.

- Sixth grader Alfonso Rodriguez

Turning the corner, sixth grader Michael Moreno makes the final stride. Moreno ran the 400 meter and 200 meter events.

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Guso has been excelling at the Varsity level since the eighth grade.

Sophomore Enrique Lam hauls in the pass and looks to continue the ball movement against arch rival Christopher Columbus. The team went on to win the game by a score of 12 to 8.

First Row: Adrian Alepuz, Jose Sirven, Julian Ballestas, Maxwell Goldberg, Matthew Bill. Second Row: Coach Oswaldo Garcia, Alfredo Arguelles, Alfredo Ramirez, Enrique Lam, Ryan Guso, Herzen Cortes, Jake Guso, John Amy, Santiago Nunez, Matthew Espinosa, and Coach Luis Martinez.

Freshman Ryan Guso shoots the ball while the opponent defense attempts to block it. Guso played both Varsity and Junior Varsity last season, providing each team with skill on each every of the ball.

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First Row: Andrew Rodriguez, Co nor Meagher, Jonathan Benitez, Santiago Nunez, Ryan Rodriguez, Alexander Alepuz, Federico Tamborrel, Nicolas Tamborrel, Carlos Solanilla, Christian Carr, Sebastian Melendez, John Diaz-Silveira. Second Row: Eduardo Tamborrel, Norberta Menendez, Maxwell Goldberg, Ryan Guso, Cesar Gonzalez, Eduardo Tamborrel, Jose Sirven , and Adrian Alepuz.

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Eighth grader Eduardo Abascallooks to pass the ball to an available teammate. Abascal's accuracy in passing and shooting the ball was a huge asset to the team .

Freshman Maxwell Goldberg controls the loose ball. Goldberg's offensive and defensive experience provided a lot of help to the team throughout the season.

Freshman goalie Ryan Guso jumps out of the water to reject the opponent's shot. "I really enjoy playing goalie. I like the pressure that comes along with the position," said Guso .

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Roster: Axel Gonzalez, Robert Cosio , Ethan Rodriguez, Sebastian Mariategui, Julian Bruna, Gilbert Serein, Daniel Boix, Kevin Perez, Albert Lucas, Edwin Ricardo, Thorvald Sanchez, Anthony Monzon, Daniel Jaramillo. Gabriel Jimenez Garcia, Antonio Rabassa, Gabriel Perez, Daniel Soja , Matthew Diaz, Miguel Maseda, Enrique Collera, Esteban Parada, Gabriel Mesa, Michael Rodriguez, Roberto Lopez-lbanez, Manuel Sicre, Jonathan Calles, Robert Munoz, Juan Rodriguez, and Matthew Cristobal.

Roster: Hector Ortiz, Eugenio Cosculluela, Anthony Sierra, Carlos Castellanos, Kevin Pascual, Jorge Powell, Jonathan Lucas, Eduardo Coloma, Matthew Marrero, Carlos Rosell, Daniel Saavedra, Jake Larson, Patrick Arrojo, Anthony Calvo, Benjamin lncera, Cristian Paz, Michael Saenz, Nicholas Leonard, William Singer, Steven Rodriguez, Ricardo Martinez-Cid, Alejandro Gaston, Justin Morales, Brandon Hevia, Daniel Hillman, Michael Chang, Oscar Vila, Jack Flood, Alexander Adams, Francisco Villafane, Ethan Fernandez, Gabriel Cabrera, Armando Hassun, William Candela, Alex Davila-Wolheim, Ricardo Montalvan, Justin Ferrer, Hector Rodriguez, Enrique Mercado, Juan Rodriguez, Derek Escarra, Kevin Rodriguez, Henry Alvarez, and George Alfaro.

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I Men for Others, the motto I by which every student who I attends the school is educated, I was first said by the Superior General of the Society of Jesus, I Father Pedro Arrupe, SJ. These I values con be seen in every CLC I group throughout the school.

CLC stands for Christian Life I Community. The CLC groups I meet every Tuesday during homeroom. The members reflect I on their experiences with God I within their lost week.

"Normally we just talk about I where we hove seen God and read the Bible and reflect on the readings," said senior Paul Sorduy.

I I I I Deacon Robert 0' Malley gives his thoughts regarding the Gospel of the day. The sixth grade CLC groups I met in the cafeteria every Tuesday.

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Senior Gonzalo Trigueros cares for a local infant during the final mass of the trip. "The trip to Lomad de Comedero was a great experience and it helped me to grow as a person both intellectually and spiritually," said Trigueros ..

Senior Franco Abarca and alumni Daniel Prida and Diego Juncadella take some time to have a little fun after a tough day of manual labor. The local villagers looked on at the silly antics of these students.

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"Going out into the Dominican Republic was a great experience. really hard, We ~ and the end result was amazing. It felt good to know I was lllakin& a difference in the their community." / /

- senior Javier Rodriguez

By: Miguel Maseda The mission trip to the Dominican Republic has been a tradition for almost 30 years. Last year, 86 volunteers flew to Lorna de Comedero, a small village in the mountains near Santiago.

The trip was marked by an emergency situation when senior Stephen De Solo developed appendicitis and was

rushed to the hospital; he ended up having his appendix removed.

"I woke up with an unbearable pain in my stomach so the doctors at the clinic checked me out and that's when they told me it was appendicitis," said De Solo.

Mass was held on a daily basis and on the last two days of the trip the

masses were conducted under heavy downpours of rain.

Over a ten day period four pillars and a cross beam were built, and the bridge as a whole was finished within a month of leaving Lorna de Comedero.

"It was the most impacting experience of my life," said senior Javier Ortiz.

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Above: Parents unleash massive bags of balloons onto the sixth grade olympiaris below them in the central patio. The Mini Olympics included many games like relay races, dodgeball, and free throw competitions between homerooms. Mini Olympics is a long standing tradition in the sixth grade.

Sixth graders congregate around the table to eat dinner at the sixth grade Lock-ln. "I loved the huge dodgeball tournament between all the homerooms," said sixth grader Roy Cora.

The Lock-In took place in September and lasted all night in the school gym.

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Mrs. Menocal 's homeroom awaits at the free throw line in the school gym. Other events at the sixth grade Lock-In included a dodge ball competition between seniors and sixth graders and the much anticipated sleep over .

In the Coscuella dining hall, seventh graders played a great game of Bingo with their grandparents. " Bingo is one of my favorite games, it was awesome to play it with my abuela/' said seventh grader William Kindelan .

By: Eduardo Arazoza

This school has always been notorious for its rich Latin heritage, and grandparents' day was another example of the established traditions. In this event, grandparents of the seventh grade students visit the campus and spend the morning with their grand kids.

After a beautiful mass, the students and grandparents started the · day with a VIP tour of the campus, led by the school president, Father Pedro Suarez, SJ ..

After the tour, the students and their guests went into the gym where the

dominoes were waiting. In the background, a Cuban band played traditional salsa music for everyone to enjoy. .

The eager students then escorted their grandparents to the Cosculluela Dining Hall where they played an exciting game of bingo.

"Grandparents day was awesome, I loved spending time with · my grandmother," said seventh grader John Powell.

The day was capped off with a fabulous lunch in the school cafeteria, and lasting memories of a time to bridge two generations.

. Making his move, seventh grader Brian Pascual plays a game of dominoes with his grandfather. Dominoes was held in the gym and was accompanied by salsa music.

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Father and son alike square off in a :.:::~'~"~~·~·~~"~ game of flag football.

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During the football event, freshmen Daniel Neptune, Antonio Linares, a·nd Nicholas Busta mente fight for control of the ball. The football games allowed all members of the families to participate in a little field action.

Hoping his little brother will make the catch, freshman Jorge Powell gently tosses the egg. The egg toss competition was one of the more exciting and messy events.

Freshman Matthew Pastor and his little sister race across the basketball courts for the first place in the three-legged race.

This event proved to be one of the best for bonding excercises for families.

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ast year's Family Day was one filled with fun and excitement. The freshman class of 2014 and their families enjoyed a day of care-free competitions and sports.

Last year's activities differed from previous family days because of the addition of the egg toss competition and the three-legged race. Other events included kickball, football, dodgeball, rockclimbing, and ping pong.

"I had a really great time on Saturday with my dad and my brother, it was fun playing with my friends too.

I especially liked the egg toss contest even though I got some of it on me," said

freshman Alejandro Portela.

Most students had never met each other's families and this was an excellent opportunity to get acquainted with their friends' siblings and parents. Events like kickball and dodgeball, which require teamwork, allowed for different people to connect and communicate, forming new friendships.

"I had a really good time at Family Day, it was way better than I expected. My favorite activity was probably kickball," said freshman Robert de Ia Hoz. All in all, students had a great time bonding with each other and competing against their families.

Freshman Carlos Rosell kicks the ball on his way to first during the kickball games.

"I love playing kickball; I've played it since I was little," said Rosell.

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Jorge Gaston and his mother dance to the tune of salsa music. Mother and Son Day was a great opportunity for students to bond with their moms outside of their homes.

Keeping the beat, the mothers danced along side their sophomore sons in the school's central patio. This was the first time this event was held in the evening, and it featured a one-of-a-kind mother and son conga line.

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Robert Cosio and his mom Alina Cosio pose for a memorable photo before the start of the event. Many of the moms took the time to capture this unforgettable moment where they got to actually communicate with their high school sons.

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Junior George Cortina perfects his woodwind solo before class begins. "This class is the best opportunity for me to relieve my stress and just have a good time playing," said Cortina.

Seventh graders Dory Grobl.acher and ian Casero perform at one of the school's pep rallies. Band members performed in a variety of shows throughout the year including the Christmas and end of year show.

Sophomore Patrick Puig-Corve plays the saxophone during an in class rehearsal. Band members were expected to learn their pieces weeks in advance and practice them daily before the performace.

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(From top to bottom, and from left to right) 1. The Music Appreciation Society rocks the crowd in the central patio during the 2011 Tomb?la. 2. Crowds_ of people try to find t~eir way through the ~aze of / Tombola booths. 3. Mr. Randy Whtte, father of etghth grader Mark Whtte, and freshman Mtchael / Ruiz prepare sandwiches for Mr. Eugene Zoller's famous Pan Con Lechon booth. 4. Members of / the community relax to the sound of Spanish music outside of the Wolverine Den. 5. The Ring of Fire was one of the more exhilarating rides to return last year. 6. Mr. Zoller enthusiastically / holds up his deliciously baked pan con lechon for all to admire and devour. 7. Junior Luis / Arguelles stares down the softball that would go on to dip him in the cold dunking booth water. 8. The famous Meson Espanol is filled with parents enjoying Spanish tapas and / traditional Latin music. 9. Faculty and students enjoy a dance show in the central / patio where elementary school students put on a ballet repertoire. 10. Performers / entertain the crowd with traditional Spanish song and Flamenco dance. 11. Mr. Daniel Rodriguez, Mr. Leo Caraballo, and Mr. Valentin Arenas work the arroz / con cosas booth and take time to smile for the camera in between one of / their exhausting shifts. 12. Ms. Karen Ortiz takes a quick break from her / hamburger booth to show off her cooking skills. 13. Ms. Ana Mora, assistant to the Principal, carries on an interesting conversation with / senior parent Lourdes Sanchez. 14. Senior Carlos de Cardenas / gets the party started at the annual Tombola high school dance. / 15. A mother enjoys a relaxing ride with her son at one of the many kiddie attractions. 16. The drum line stirs up the crowd / in the central patio in anticipation of the Jazz Band's / performance. 17. The Himalaya, a recent addition to / the festival, was a definite hit among students from / middle and high school. 18. Aside from the food and thrill rides, Tombola gave visitors an opportunity to buy goods that ranged from jewelry to / toys. 19. Mr. Carlos Bravo mixes some of / the finest smoothies to a thirsty crowd. / .

His booth was one of the top sellers. / 20. Mr. Timothy VanScoy and Mr. Anthony Alexander hold a jazz jam / session for the crowds to enjoy. / 21. Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ poses for a friendly picture / during the festival. 22. / Alumni J.C. Alam '02 / takes a break from all the commotion / .A~~~ to enjoy a drink / with a few / friends. /

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By: Fernando Martinez-Quibus

(From left to right, top to bottomp Eighth rader Saul Lola and his date Alyss thencourt walk into the dance. La ear's eighth grade dance was held in the school gym unlike previous when it was held in the school cafete . Enjoying some time away from L..-__ once floor, eighth grader Rashad Ismail and his date Nicole Schmidt sit down o have a conversation. Eighth grade red a variety of finger foods such as ken tenders and sliders. 3. A group of graders and their dates dance to e rhythm of the music provided by th DJ from Rames Productions. The dane arted promptly at 8:00 p.m. and finish t 12:00 a.m. Several teachers attend the dance including Ms. Adriana Suarez, Ms. Maria D. Alonso, as well as Dean o tudents Mr. Thonnas de Quesada an Middle Scho0l Assistant Principal Ms. Beatriz Jimenez. 21. ffuture freshman Enriqu lturregui walks proudly down the aisle afte receiving his pin. The p-in ceremony wa held in the Roberto 8Gizueta Gymnasium nd began at 7:30. 5. Ei ghth grader Levi Fernandez-Rocha receives his pin from chool President Father Pedro Suarez, SJ. e pin ceremony is a chool tradition that marks another step closer to the students' oal of graduating. 6. Eighth grader Fran Battle carries the Communion up to th ltar alongside Counseling Departmen hair Mrs. Teresa Gutierrez. After the mass, video was shown including the highligh of the school year. "This mass and the enti event really summarized the communi nd bond that our class shares. I've ha great year and I'm just hoping then our years will be great too," said Battle.

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Upon arrival at the prom, junior Jesse Rodriguez and his date Heidi de Marchena shared a table with junior Mark Lopez-Trigo. Junior prom started promptly at 8 pm and lasted through midnight.

It was a Friday night in early April when the junior class came -c:oaecher to celebrate and have the time of their lives. Junior prom was held at the Hotel Sofitel and it was indeed a night to remember for the upcoming senior class. '' I truly enjoyed dancing the night away with all of my friends. It brought a lot of us closer togethe~ said junior Cristian Jimenez.

The students and their dates also got to enjoy a great meal and several dessert choices. Before the dinner began Principal Father Willie Garcia-Tunon,

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As soon as the juniors and their dates finished their dinne~ the DJ began playing music and eYeryone immediately got on their feet.

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Juniors Jorge Lorente (left) and David Barquin (right) help themselves to the dinner buffet served by the Hotel Sofitel staff. The menu consisted of pasta and chicken tenders as . the main course.

-Junior Michael Fuentes and his date Samantha Castro.

Junior Alexander Esquivel captures the moment on the dance floor with his friend Djan Martinez. The juniors flooded the dance floor and moved to the rhythms of artists such as Lady Gaga, Usher, Chris Brown, and Lil Wayne .

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Before the main dish was served, senior Michael Trobiani and his date lnes Michelena discuss the amazing decor of the event. The ballroom was decorated in a Casablanca theme designed and prepared by several senior moms that same day.

The DJ played the theme song from the famous movie as all the guests walked into the ballroom and took their seats.

As the seniors and their dates line up to take their formal prom pictures, senior Dominic Rego and his date Jennifer Leiva prepare for the photo opportunity.

Herff Jones photography was on hand to capture the moment.

Seniors and their dates dance to the music and enjoy themselves in their last school dance. The music played all the way through midnight. "Prom was a really special night for our entire class and I just had a great time," said senior Victor.de Zarraga.

Senior Michael Castillo is greeted by Dean of Students Mr. Thomas de Quesada as he walks into the hotel. The prom was held at the Doral Resort and Spa and in the spirit of the theme, all seniors (and faculty) wore white tuxedos.

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Bubba, As you begin a new chapter in your life, Believe in yourself. We believe in you and your ability to ·achieve anything you set your mind to ...

Follow your dreams! and never forget, like you always say .....la Vida es un Carnaval .. .,.. Live it!. ..

We love you very much, . . .... -.. ,~ ..

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"To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart."

- Donald Laird _,Felicidades Salva por tu graduaci6n en el Colegio de Belen y por haber logrado con exito esta primera etapa de tu vida. Nos sentimos muy orgullosos de ti y de que hay as podido pasar estos afios en esa maravillosa familia que es el Belen. Te deseamos que tu paso por la Universidad este tambien lleno de exitos academicos y deportivos.

Te queremos mucho!

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Our pride and joy!

We are blessed to have you in our lives.

Stay strong and believe in you~self.

With faith and determination all your dreams will come true.

May God bless and guide you. Love, Mom, Chichi, and the family

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We are a{[ very proua o_ftlie young man tliat you liave 6ec.ome. 9day (}oa ftgfit your patti always.

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To accomplish great things you must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also BELIEVE. My Love may GOD lead your way into a very succesful adulthood." I LOVE YOU". MOM

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II Hector A. de Ia Nuez ~ A senior already, wow where has time gone?

You have grown before our eyes from a · rowdy little boy into a serious young man that any parent would be proud to have as a son.

You should also be very proud of yourself in the way in which you "Adapted, Improvised and Overcame" the obstacles in your way and for that we applaud you; for you never ever gave up on yourself in spite of setbacks and disappointments.

In reflecting over the years we are overjoyed in the way in which you have matured intellectually and spiritually and we thank the good Lord for having placed you in our lives.

Always remember in the challenges that will continue to come into your life to keep Christ first before any decisions you make; "For you ean do all things thru Christ who strengthens you" .

So Kiddo, continue to make us proud and be the winner you are meant to be!

PS. To your mother you will always be "Papa".

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PABLO RODRIGUEZ~CEPERO

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Goo HAS BLESSED YOU WITH A NOBLE HEART AND A JOYFUL PERSONALITY. YOU ARE BECOMING A TRUE ""MAN FOR OTHERS·~ AND WE COULD NOT BE ANY PROUDER OF YOU! WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH,

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EJ, Congratulations on your graduation. We wish you the best in your future and may God bless you always in everything you do.

We all love you and are very proud of you!

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MAY YOUR EXPERIENCES IN HIGH SCHOOL PREPARE YOU TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF COLLEGE, AS YOU BECOME A MAN FOR OTHERS, AND MAY THESE WONDERFUL YEARS REMAIN AS A SPECIAL MEMORY IN THE SCRAPBOOK OF YOUR LIFE.

RAFAEL ANDRES ALTHOUGH YOU MAY BE LEAVING BELEN , WE KNOW THAT ...

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THE ATHLETIC TRAINING. THE IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY, THE SERVICE, THE COMRADERY, THE BROTHERHOOD, THE TRADITION, AND THE PRIDE .. . THAT IS BELEN WILL NEVER LEAVE YOU. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ON YOUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION!

fo-re, MAMI , PAPI, VERONICA & MIMIA

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MONCHI "To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but believe. • Anatole France Gordito, we are all proud of you and look forward to your future accomplishments .

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Our greatest glory lies in g_e tting up j~st one mor~ time than we fall.

Always do nght; pract1ce compass1on.

God has not called us to see through each other, but to see each other through.

Nothing can bring you happiness but yourself.

"This above all: to thine own self be true."

While you may have outgrown my lap, you will never outgrow my heart.

You are the best son a mother could ever want; a somn a million; and Godls greatest gift to me .

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Congratulations!!

We are so proud of you!

May God always guide you and protect you as you embark in this new journey in your life!

Stay strong, focused and positive, and you will achieve all your dreams!

Remember we love you always!!!

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May God Bless you and guide you now & always. May all your dreams come true.

We are so proud of you.

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Coru!ratulations Marcos! Continue to dr~am anc1 aebieve. All our love~ Dad~ Mom & Marissa

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~ Marcos Zayas

Everything in life will not always go your way, but if you give everything your best shot and learn the lessons along the way, you will always come out a winner Love , Tio & Tia

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The world awaits you, live a life ofpurpose filled with much Love & God as your guide.

You have n1ade our lives con1plete ...... \Ve Love You n1ore than \\rords could ever say'l Much Success... Mon1, Dad, Sophie & 1'he Fan1ily 226 ')

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••It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; because there is not effort without error and shortcomings; but who does actually strive to do the deed; who knows the great enthusiasm, the great devotion, who spends himself in a worthy cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly. So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who kriow neither victory nor ~~~iiiiii!!~!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!~!!iiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!i!!!!!l~defeat."

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God bless us with a son full of kindness, love and faith. May God bless your way in this new chapter of your life.

Love Dad, Mom and Brian

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John Joseph, We chose Belen for you because we knew you would find the BROTHERS that you don't have at home. May you never leave them behind ...

And may you always make room for God in your · life. We just couldn't be more PROUD.

LOVE, Mom, Dad, Isabel and Claudia

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~ Carlos Flores

_']{,7.re tfie coura,qe to pursue }OUr rfreams anrf to fi.C'c fijc to )'Vurjuffcst potcntiaf. ~qmcm6cr that ·a•liere·(•eryour drcdms m,z_y taf:_s }OU, our (o·(·c an,{ suppm1 ·(('i(( unconrfitionafl)·jo((o·w Congrations on your accompfi"sliments!

9-la)' ~;ocf continue tv 6c yourguicfe. giring )'OU tfic sc1cnit)~ courage, c1nrf·ct'isrfom in )'Ourjoun1C)' tfiroug/1 (ijc. '/{an.: jaitfi anrf ahn1ys trust t;joc!!

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You are our special gift from God. Yqu have filled our lives with such joy and countless special moments to last a lifetime. We are so proud of all your accomplishments! most of all the wonderful young man you have become.

Always follow your dreams and believe in yours.elf. Never forget we love you more than words can say and will ALWAYS be there for you!

We love you! Congratulations!

Mami, Papi, Che and Tito

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Antonio Malouf- Our Beautiful Bee -the years are flying but our love and pride for you is · t1xed and permanent. There is no \Vay to thank God for the gift of you. We love you with every breath \Ve take. All our love: Motn, Papi, and Bella

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Congratulations Daniel!

We are proud of you!

Love, Dad, Morn, & Chris

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Remember you can do anything if you put your mind to work; you always have and we know you always will.

We are so very proud of you.

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ANDREW. WE ARE ALL SO VERY PROUD OF YOU . GOD HAS BLESSED OUR ENTIRE FAMILY WITH .

YOU. YOU HAVE GROWN UP TO BE A WONDERFUL YOUNG MAN. MAY THIS NEXT CHAPTER OF YOUR LIFE. BE EVEN MORE SUCCESSFUL THEN THE ONE YOU HAVE JUST WRITTEN. LOVE ALWAYS MoM. DAD. GABY AND YOUR ABUELOS

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MAY GOD BLESS YOU WITH PEACE AND HAPPINESS

FRANCISCO BENITEZ- COFINO

CLASS OF 2011

MAY THE JESUIT TEACHINGS LIGHT YOUR PATH

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thc:y soon L1ecorne inevita6(e.

-Cfiristcyhe·r 1Reeve Love yo·u a(ways, 1vfmn, T>ad, Soyfiia, and tf'ami{y

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Someste s towards Belen • • • JORGIE . . . Pedimos a Dios que te bendiga, te gule y te proteja a traves de tu camino. El Amor de Dios SIEMPRE estara contigo, sus promesas son Verdaderas. Cuando le entregues cada dfa, El te estatra mirando y te lleva"'a hacia Adelante! Entras ahora en una nueva etapa, estamos muy felices y orgullosos! Que Dios te bendige< con los· dones del Espiritu Santo, para que te mantengas siempre en Su camino. Te queremos con todo nuestro eoraz6n !! Y que Ia Virgen te acompane y proteja toda tu vida. Un abrazo GRANDE !!

Te q:aeremos MUCHO • • " Mami, Papi, Carlos • • • y Chacha (of course!)

"Get Wi£dDm; get insight: do not forget nor turn away fi'Om the words of my mouth• •••• Proverbs 4:1·9 / ·'Hear, my child1 and accept my words, that the yeai'S of your life may be many. I have taught you the way of wisdom; I have led you in the paths of uprightnes~ ...• ,. Proverbs 4:10-27

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GONZALO

Watching you grow from our very special little boy to the fine young men you've become, has brought us much pride and joy.

May God continue to guide you and always remember: "NEVER GIVE UP AND GIVE THE BEST THAT YOU CAN BE".

Congratulations!!!!

WE LOVE YOU!!!

DAD, MOM, RODO & JOACO

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~ Daniel Mion / Gabriel Mion

Eddie, Please know this, that every step you've taken so far has led you here; to the place where your next great step begins. We have always been, .and will always be, by your side. Love from mom, dad, Christina and the whole family.

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127, 134, 163 Angarita, Miguel 69, 155 Anton, Annette 87 Anton, Roberto 45, 122 Aparicio, Angel 130 Arabitg, Julian 81 Aramis, Joel 53 Arana, Christopher 27, 120, 122,

Banciella, Evan 53, 120, 141 Barajas, Javier 61 Barbaris, Lucca 75, 119, 154 Barbosa, Joseph 27, 120 Barditch,Joshua 69, 133, 161 Baroniel, Roberto 27, 159 Barquin, Carlos 87 Barquin, David 45, 116, 122,

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Arango, George 27, 126 Arazoza, Carlos 81, 115, 165 Arazoza, Eduardo 45, 116, 124,

Barreiro, Spencer 81, 154, 161 Borrero, Juan 69, 154, 155 Barreto, Manuel 81 Barrial, Christian 61 , 132, 147 Barrios, Andre s 61, 116 Barrios, Eduardo 87 Basalo, Miguel 69, 113, 142 Basso, Claudia 87 Batista, Kristian 75 Battle, Frank 69, 115, 133, 148,

132 Aguila, Juan 53, 100, 117, 122,

126, 132 Aguilar, Francisco 87 Aguilar, Nicolas 81 Aguilar, Octavio 26, 156 Aguirre, Andres 26 Aguirre, Nicholas 26 Ahearn, Thomas 61, 115 Ahrens, Andrew 61 Aira, Julio 75 Albelo, Oreste 69, 126 Alberro, Christopher 53, 127 Alcantara,Jason 75, 115 Alcantara, John 61 Alepuz, Adrian 61, 112, 114, 115,

116, 123, 126, .167, 168 Alepuz, Alexander 75, 110, 111,

112, 114, 115, 168 Alexander, Anthony 87, 121, 180 Alfaro, George 53, 115, 169 Allen, David 43 Allen, Wilfredo 75 Almeida, Brandon 53, 119 Almeida, Bryan 26, 119, 122,

123, 130, 327 Alonso, Adrian 45, 122, 163 Alonso, Gerardo 61 Alonso, Maria D. 183 Alonso, Maria I. 87, 124 Alvarez, Alejandro 53 , 116, 126,

132 Alvarez, Andreas 61, 116 Alvarez, Daniel A. 26, 125, 126 Alvarez, DanielL. 26, 111 , 113,

126, 127, 133, 137, 164, 165, 175 Arbelo, Ulises 45, 126, 127, 134,

163 Arbex-Murut, Rafael 81 Arciero, Brandon 53 Arean, Patrick 75, 115 Arenas, Andres 81 Arenas, Nikolas 19, 45, 103, 116,

127, 143, 152, 154, 155, 156, 157, 350 Arencibia , Paola 87 Arevalo, Jose 81 Arevalo, Pablo 75, 161 Arguelles, Alfredo 53, 117, 119, 127, 132, 167 Arguelles, Luis 7, 8, 45, 116, 127, . 132, 180 Arguello, Christopher 27, 127 Argyris, Michael 27, 113, 130 Arias, Nichola s 75 Arimo~Dan~l 45, 127 Aristy, Bryant 61 , 116 Armengol, Jose 69, 138 Armstrong, Francesco 22, 81, 154 Arosemena, Jose 53 Arrieta, Victor 87, 134, 136, 162, 349 Arrojo, Patrick 61 , 169 Arteaga, Armand 69, 119 Artigues, Eric 61, 160 Artigues, Stephen 81 Arzola, Marcel 53, 134, 163 Aspuru, Alexander 69 Avallone, Christopher 6, 81, 165 Avallone, Thomas 53, 124, 141 , 142 Averhoff, Eduardo 27, 116, 122, 123, 125 Avila, Jose 27 Avila, Juan 45 Ayala, Christian 61, 160 Ayala, Diego 87 Ayala, Giovanni 10, 16, 27, 96, 105, 106, 122, 159, 174, 341 Ayala, Julio 11 , 45, 104, 130, 132, 146, 152, 166, 172, 176, 350 Azze, Ricardo 69, 113, 122 Anon, Pedro 87, 111

119, 122, 123 Alvarez, David 61 , 117, 126, 138 Alvarez, Henry 61, 113, 116, 169 Alvarez, Jake 124 Alvarez, Javier 53, 124, 146, 163 Alvarez, Jonathan 61, 123, 154 Alvarez, Jorge 45, 116, 127, 163 Alvarez, Jose 53 , 140, 141 Alvarez, Juan 11, 26, 124, 126,

137 Alvarez, Mitchell 45, 123 Alvarez, Nicolas 26, 119, 127 Alvarez, Ricardo 69, 161 Alvarez, Roberto 53 , 160 Alvarez, William 45, 122, 130 Amaro-Barron, Jonathan 61, 116,

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22, 123, 124, 126, 157, 172 Baez, Alvaro 69, 136, 164 Balboa, Julian 61 Balcazar, Andres 81, 126, 143, 154 Baldaccini, Anthony 45 Ballestas, Julian 53, 59, 140, 141, 167 Ballesteros, Eric 87, 115 Balloveras, John 69, 111, 122, 142 Baloyra, Kevin 81 , 149, 161

164, 183 Bauer, Ethan 61, 163 Beasley, Nicolas 69, 122 Beauchamp, Gerard 45, 137 Bee, Matthew 81, 154 Becerra, Nicolas 52, 53 , 11 7, 154 Beguiristain, Joseph 61, 116, 154 Benedetti, Edmond 27, 119, 122,

126, 144, 145 Benitez, Henry 61 Benitez, Jonathan 81 , 168 Ben itez-Cofino, Francisco 27, 279 Beovides, Michael 75, 136, 151 Berenguer, Nicholas 61 , 116 Berlanga, Oscar 81 , 113, 114,

118, 120, 151 Bernal, Andrew 61 Besil, Chris 87 Betancourt, Christian 75 Betancourt, Michael 45, 116, 127 Bill, Matthew 45, 122, 123, 126,

127, 167 Billoch, Christopher 75, 104, 148 Billoch, John 45, 116 Blanco, Andres 87, 159 Blanco, Christopher 69, 107 Blanco, Jose 45, 46 Blanco, Luis 53 Blecher, Jordan 14, 27, 126, 127,

144, 150, 151 , 351 Blustein, Gianni 28, 130 Bogardus, Daniel 75, 117 Bogardus, Guillermo 69, 164 Boix, Daniel 28, 169 Bonnet, Arturo 75 Bonvecchio, Alain 81 , 126, 154 Borell, Michael 81, 117 Borges, Alessandro 75, 99 Borino, Brandon 69 Borrego, Alexis 61 Borrego, Jason 28, 115 Borrell, Michael 165 Borron, Jorge 69 Borroto, Andres 75, 114 Botello, Antonio 87 Botero, Daniel 69, 142 Botero, Ivan 61 , 116, 160 Botero, Nicholas 28, 126, 144,

145 Boudet, Otto 69 Bozo, Alexander 75, 151 Brandt, Antoine 81 , 119 Bravo, Carlos 87, 149, 180 Bravo, Matthew 81 , 119, 126,

149, 165 Breton, Francisco 53 Brimo, Henry 45, 130 Briscoe, Edward 81 , 113 Briscoe, Nicolas 53, 113, 132 Brown, Daniel 81 , 82, 161

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Carr, Christian 81, 118, 168 Carreras, Daniel 81, 118, 119, 126 Carreras, Raul 69 Carrillo, Carlos 149 Carrillo, Juan 81, 126, 149 Cartaya, Maria 88 Cartaya, Maria Elena 87 Cartaya, SJ, Pedro 88, 111, 118, 180 Carvajal, Nicholas 81, 126, 149 Carvajal, Xristian 45, 122, 123, 127 Casariego, Andres 69, 115, 155, 157 Case, Marley 28, 130 Casero, lan 75, 179 Cash, Keonte 18, 53, 119, 130, 150 Castella, Ramon 29, 124, 130 Castellanos, Carlos 53, 117; 122, 123, 169 Castellanos, Eric 62, 163 Castellanos, Michael 62, 163 Castillo, Alec 75, 110, 117 Castillo, Franz-Joseph 53, 126 Castillo, Javier 88 Castillo, Michael 4, 29, 96, 99, 101, 107, 11 7; 122,341 Castillo, Nicolas 54, 122, 138 Castro, Andres 29, 120 Castro, Anthony 75, 110, 126, 155 Castro, Marco 29, 122, 123 Castro, Matias 62 Casuso, Antonio 54, 122 Cecol, Andrew 75, 170 Cendan, Daniel 62, 126 Cendan, Vincent 62, 13 8 Cepero, Alfredo 75, 155 Cepero, Nicholas 29, 115, 116, 120, 126, 127 Cespedes, Enriqueta 88 Chalela, Alejandro 22, 81 Chamorro, Sebastian 75, 110, 143 Chan, Jose 69, 122 Chan, Phillip 29, 116, 121, 122, 123 Chang, Michael 62, 107; 169 Charria, Christian 29, 122, 124 Chavarry, Christian 75, 115, 161 Chavarry, Julian 29, 127; 130, 162, 163 Chavez, Daniel 81 Chegwin,Jose 69, 119, 161 Chesney, SJ, Michael 88 Chica, Alexander 130 Chikuji, Eiji 29 Chikuji, Nicholas 54, 116 Chikuji, Steven 69 Chinchilla, Andres 69, 133 Chinchilla, Victor 29, 117 Chinigo, Dominic 54, 59, 113 Chirino, Josefina 88 Chirinos, Alvaro 54, 154 Cho, Jun Hyung 81 Chow, Jonathan 117 Cicero, Alejandro 82, 161 Cierra, Pedro 124 Cintron, Giovanni 62, 126 Cirera, Pedro 45, 116 Cisneros, Salvador 54 Clemente, Elliot 10, 45, 134, 135, 162, 163 Cleveland, Charles 88 Cobian, Juan Pablo 45, 122, 127, 152 Cognigni, Christian 82 Coli, Rodrigo 45, 132 Collazo, Christian 75 Collera, Enrique 45, 169

Collins, Patrick 88, 127 Collins, Sujayla 88, 123 Coloma, Eduardo 62, 105, 169 Companioni, Giovanni 54, 11 7; 119, 122, 123, 126 Concepcion, Andres 75, 111 , 114, 115 Concepcion, Daniel 62 Concepcion, Edward 29, 112, 123 Consuegra, Maria 88 Cora, Roy 82, 161 , 174 Corbea, Manuel 54 Corda!, Fernando 75 Coronado, Nicholas 75 Corps, Luis 75 Correa, Alejandro 29, 124 Cortes, Alejandro 62, 132, 163 Cortes, Herzen 54, 141, 166, 167 Cortina, George 45, 113, 122, 123, 179 Corzo, Susana 88 Cosculluela, Eugenio 62, 169 Cosculluela, Marta 88 Cosio, Alberto 69 Cosio, Alexander 30, 122, 126, 138 Cosio, Alina 178 Cosio, Eduardo 46, 117 Cosio, Jose 69 Cosio, Leonardo 62, 111 Cosio, Robert 54, 98, 117; 146, 169, 178 Costa, Leonardo 46, 138 Costa, Peter 54, 127 Cotton, Jessie 62 Coulombe, Daniel 82, 118 Couto, Eric 54, 146 Couto, Miguel 88, 102, 123 Cowley, Hunter 46 Cozier, Andre 82, 115 Crawley, Frank 46, 111, 124 Cristobal, Carlos 75, 157 Cristobal, Matthew 54, 169 Crudele, Michael 88 Cruz, Christopher 54, 132 Cruz, Eric 75, 117, 148 Cruz, Kevin 54, 117 Cruz, Raul 62, 143 Cubina, Raul 30 Cuellar, Kevin 62 Cueto, Giancarlo 54, 117; 122, 126 Cuevas, Ezequiel 69, 11 7; 122 Curbelo, Louis 46, 127 Curiel, Michael 130 Curry, Charles 88 Curry, Nicholas 82

Dager, Daniel 75, 119 Davalos, Sylvia 88, 114 Davila,Jose 4,30, 106,122 Davila-Wollheim, Alexander 62, 169 Davila-Wollheim, Javier 69 Davis, Gregory 13 Davis, lmani 11 , 46, 126, 130, 131, 163 De Aguiar, Maria 88 De Aguiar, Richard 82, 154 De Armas, Peter 62 De Armas, Ricardo 54, 159, 160 De Caralt, Fernando 46, 122, 126 De Cardenas, Carlos 30, 119, 122, 123, 127, 130, 180 De Cardenas, Eric 7; 54, 122, 123, 126, 132, 163 De Castro, Alvaro 46, 117

De Castro, Jose 82 De Cordoba, Nicolas 46, 127; 150 De Furio, Anthony 62, 116, 117; 125, 126, 157 De Goytisolo, Joaquin 76 De La Fe, Daniel 6, 82, 117; 119 De La Fe, Ernesto 46, 116, 126, 127 De La Guardia, Agustin 62, 116, 150 De La Heria, Raul 30 De La Hoz, Robert 62, 177 De La Nuez, Hector 30, 159 De La Osa, Edward 30, 122 De Lemos, Rosario 88 De Leon, Robert 59, 62 De Los Santos, Alejandro 30, 122, 123 De Ovin-Berenguer, Manuel 54 De Quesada, Adrian 30 De Quesada, Thomas 88, 119, 183 De Solo, Stefan 30, 120, 122, 123, 173 De Solo, Stephen 123, 173 De Unamuno, Miguel 37 De Varona, Andres 62, 116, 134, 163 De Zarraga, Victor 31, 138 De Zayas, Alfredo 76 De Zulueta, Julian 88, 112 De Zarraga, Victor 123 Decastro, Alvaro 138 Del Castillo, Armand 76, 77, 148, 161 Del Castillo, Christian 76, 115, 161 Del Cueto, Luis 54, 113 Del Dago, Jose 88, 123 Deleon, Roberto 117 Delgado, Christian 82, 119 Delgado, Christopher 136 Delgado, Eduardo 130 Delgado, German 88, 130 Delgado, Jr., Gilberta 46, 116, 122, 123, 159 Deovin, Manuel 13 8 De pontes, Enzo 8 2, 117 Deschapelles, Luis 88 Deshon, Andre 62, 163 Deshon, Jorge 46, 116, 122, 163 Diago, Alicia 8 8 Diaz, Andres 82, 161 Diaz, Christopher 46 Diaz, Fausto 18, 31, 124, 130, 163 Diaz, Gabriel 76, 77 Diaz, Jordan 62 Diaz, Julio 89 Diaz, Matthew 55, 69, 118, 132, 169 Diaz, Richard 82, 98 Diaz-Fernandez, David 46, 159 Diaz-Padron, Eric 55, 117 Diaz-Silveira, John 62, 168 Diaz-Silveira, Michael 62, 113, 147; 157 Diblasi, Alexander 55, 130 Dipilla, Santiago 62, 117, 132, 147 Dockerty, Daniel 46, 116, 122, 123 Dominguez, Austin 82, 136 Dominguez, Eliah 63, 116 Dominguez, Isaac 70 Dominguez, Max 70, 133 Dopico, Christian 70, 111, 114, 117; 122, 126 Dorta, Matias 46, 122, 130 Dovale, Ramon 89 Dreeson, Christopher 89

Drucker, Peter 36 Dubenik, David 115 Duenas, Hugo 70, 161 Dukenik, David 63 Dulzaides, Luis 89, 127 Dungy, Tony 26 Duque, Sebastian 31, 152 Duran, London 70, 126, 148 Durant, Alexander 46, 97, 152 Durant, William 27

Echeverria, Eric 76, 115, 126 Echeverria, Nikolas 46, 124, 126, 130, 132 Egusquiza, John 76 Egusquiza, Jonas 46, 110, 122, 123 Eireos, Maria 89 Eisenberg, Jesse 12 Elias, Jossan 82, 118 Elias, William 70, 111 Eliot, George 34 Elorza, Freddy 89, 112 Enriquez, Carlos ·46, 116, 124 Errazquin, Alexander 31, 113, 138 Escallon, Jose 70 Escarra, Derek 63, 132, 169 Escobar, Jorge 76, 114 Espino, Carlos 55, 111, 117; 122, 123 Espinel, Michael 46, 124, 126, 127; 130 Espinosa, Lucila 89, 122 Espinosa, Mathew 46, 122, 125, 127; 167 Espinosa, Patricio 70, 137 Espinosa, Robert 76, 112, 118, 126 Esquivel, Alexander 46, 122, 156 Esteban, Jordan 11 , 46, 122, 130 Estrada, Christian, 70, 115, 133

___ F _'§;. .~ Fabra, William 55, 126, 160 Fager, David 76, 111, 127 Fajardo, Nicholas 70, 116 Falero, Gabriel 47, 116, 157 Fals, Alexander 76, 119, 155, 164 Farias, Gabriel 55, 111 Farinas, Alicia 6, 89 Feiler, Matthew 76, 99 Felix, Alexandre 31, 125, 134, 152 Fenero, Alejandro 150 Fenton, Ana 89 Fernandez, Aky 31, 123, 130 Fernandez, Alejandro 82, 117 Fernandez, Alexander 76, 110 Fernandez, Andres 31, 63, 70, 113, 116, 117; 122, 126, 127; 134, 138, 148, 158, 159, 161, 163 Fernandez, Angie 89 Fernandez, Anthony 47; 124, 126, 132 Fernandez, Benjamin 164 Fernandez, Carlos 55, 114, 119, 122, 127 Fernandez, Christopher 76 Fernandez, Eddy 63 Fernandez, Edward 31, 122, 123 Fernandez, Ethan 169 Fernandez, Gabriel 31, 122, 130 Fernandez, Javier 10, 31, 122, 126, 134, 163

Fernandez, Jordan 47 Fernandez, Jordi 63 , 116, 117, 119 Fernandez, Kevin 76 Fernandez, Manuel 70, 122 Fernandez, Matthew 63, 147 Fernandez, Max 76 Fernandez, Michael 55, 117, 119, 122, 124, 144, 145, 178 Fernandez, Nicholas 63, 117, 138, 147 Fernandez, Nicolas 70, 160 Fernandez, Nikolas 55 Fernandez, Pedro 47, 120, 127 Fernandez, Rene 55, 160 Fernandez, Ricardo 47, 130, 144, 156 Fernandez, Vincent 148 Fernandez-Rocha, Levi 70, 157, 183 Fernandez-Rocha, Liam 70, 133 Fernandez-Rocha, Louis 137, 156 Fernandez-Rocha, Lucas 55, 116, 122, 126, 160 Fernandez-Rocha, Luis 47, 116, 122 Fernandez-Toledo, Guillermo 89 Fernandez-Travieso, SJ, Ernesto 89 Fernandez, Gabriel 123 Ferreiro, Anthony 31, 97, 125 Ferrer, Jorge 14, 31 Ferrer, Justin 63, 169 Ferro, Manuel 32, 123, 130, 327 Ferro, Michael 122 Figueras, Jorge 63, 116 Figueroa, Roderic 32, 122, 123, 126 Flamini, Enrique 32, 119, 122, 123, 124, 163 Fleites, Jorge 63, 160 Flood,Jack 63,104, 132,147, 169 Flores, Carlos 32, 100, 107, 123, 125, 126, 163 Fonseca, Ricardo 47, 98, 119, 122, 123, 130 Font, Christopher 76, 127 Font, Ignacio 89, 123, 126 Fonte,Augusto 15,21,70, 111, 133 Fontela, Christopher 47 Formoso-Murias, Harry 76 Formoso-Murias, Hector 70 Forte, Antonio 47, 116, 122, 127 Forte, Jorge 47, 124 Forte, Julio 89 Forte, Nicholas 123 Foster, Tammy 164, 165 Fowler, Christian 70, 122, 142 Fraga, Eduardo 89 Fraga, Ricardo 32, 102, 122, 123, 127 Franca, Eric 47, 122, 124, 125, 126, 130 Franca, Michael 68, 70, 133 Franklin, Benjamin 34 Frenero, Alejandro 32, 127 Fresquet, Sebastian 32, 120, 122, 123 Frisbee, Benjamin 76 Frisbee, Carlos 63 Fry, David 89 Fuenmayor, Daniel 47, 116, 119, 122, 125, 126, 143 Fuentes, Amalia 89 Fuentes, Francesco 70, 126, 127 Fuentes, Joseph 76 Fuentes, Michael 47, 113, 122, 123, 127 Fuller, Edward 76 Felix, Alexandre 123

Gallardo, Julian 82, 142 Galliano, Mattias 32, 122, 125 Gallinar, Roberto 63, 116, 117 Gallo, Carlos 82, 126, 143 Galvez, Jordan 82, 136, 165 Galvez,Julio 70, 161 Garastazu, Daniel 154 Garcia, Andres 11, 54, 55, 130 Garcia, Basilio 76, 117, 151 Garcia, Carlos A. 33, 120, 122, 134, 163 Garcia, Carlos N . 33 Garcia, Christian 130 Garcia, Cristian 55, 146 · Garcia, Gabriel 7, 76, 122, 151, 155 Garcia, Gabriel Jimenez 48, 169 Garcia, Gerardo 89 Garcia, Horacio 70, 106, 115, 126, 127 Garcia, James 63, 132 Garcia, Javier 33 Garcia, Jonathan 76, 110 Garcia, Jose 70 Garcia, Joseph 76, 115 Garcia, Juan 63, 132 Garcia, Liam 126 Garcia, Manuel 33, 126, 162, 163 Garcia, Matthew 126 Garcia, Michael 122 Garcia, Nicholas 55, 122, 132 Garcia, Nicolas 76, 110 Garcia, Nikulas 70, 164 Garcia, Orlando 89 Garcia, Oswaldo 167 Garcia, Pedro 82, 149 Garcia, Rafael 44 Garcia, Raquel 89 Garcia, Richard 10, 33, 122, 130 Garcia, Victor 33, 122, 123 Garcia del Pozo, Maximiliano 22, 82 Garcia-Chang, Graciela 6, 89 Garcia-Delprado, Rafael 47 Garcia-Tufion, Daniel 76, 119, 137 Garcia-Tufion, SJ, Guillermo 89, 349 Garcia-Umpierre, Sebastian 55, 122 Garcia-Velez, Andres 33 Garcia-Velez, Calixto 33, 70, 115, 133 Garda, Carlos 123 Garland, Ed 89 Garrastazu, Daniel 82, 115 Garrigo, Erik 55, 122, 126, 134 Garrigo, Gabriel 55, 116, 125, 132 Gaston, Alejandro 63, 116, 126, 169 Gaston, Jorge 55, 119, 122, 126, 178 Gaviria, Antonio 33 Gaviria, Gabriel 63, 150 Gaviria, Giovanni 70, 117 Geofroy, Daniel 127 Gerez,Julian 55, 114, 122 Giardino, Luis 148 Gibram, Khalil 42 Gimbel, Adam 47, 125, 130 Gimenez, Alexander 33, 100, 122, 123, 127 Ginory-Perez, Jorge 33, 122 Giordano, Louis 70, 133 Giron, Irma 89 Godoy,Jonathan 14,33,97, 111, 113, 122, 123, 327

Goldberg, Maxwell 63, 141, 167, 168 Goldwyn, Samuel 28 Gomez, Christian 47, 116, 124, 141 Gomez, Daniel 55, 115, 117 Gomez, Francisco 70, 161 Gomez, Jonathan 33, 122, 123 Gomez, Jorge 76, 110, 164 Gomez, Lucas 82, 126, 154, 155 Gomez, Luis 82, 117 Gomez, Michael 55, 70, 132, 161 Gomez, Pedro 117 Gomez, Zachary 82, 115, 142 Gomez-Faccio, Pedro 63, 137 Gomez-Rivero, Esteban 46, 47, 150 Goncalves, Michael 83, 112 Gonzales, Lazaro 90 Gonzalez, Adrian 33, 105, 122, 125, 138 Gonzalez, Alejandro 63, 76, 100, 104, 132 Gonzalez, Andres 33, 108, 113, 130 Gonzalez, Axel 47, 99, 169 Gonzalez, Cesar 70, 126, 168 Gonzalez, Christian 33, 101, 124 Gonzalez, Daniel 47, 55, 117, 122, 123, 126, 130 Gonzalez, Diego 63, 116, 147 Gonzalez, Emigdio 90 Gonzalez, Francisco 55, 114, 119, 120, 122 Gonzalez, Gabriel 76, 115, 161 Gonzalez, Isaac 76, 136 Gonzalez,Javier 63, 111, 115, 119 Gonzalez, Jesse 55 Gonzalez, Jorge 63, 123 Gonzalez, Jose 47 Gonzalez, Julian 70 Gonzalez, Kevin 55, 152 Gonzalez, Kristopher 76, 110, 148 Gonzalez, Manuel 55 Gonzalez, Nicholas 34, 122, 123, 126, 138, 172 Gonzalez, Nicolas 83 Gonzalez, Odoniel 151 Gonzalez, Osiel 63, 126, 134, 163 Gonzalez, Otniel 76 Gonzalez, Romare 83, 143 Gonzalez, Tomas 76, 110, 155 Gonzalez-Abreu, Dante 70 Gonzalez-Camps, Adrian 63 Gonzalez-Jacobo, Marcus 63 Gonzalez-Oiiva, Damian 63 Goti, Alexander De 46, 158, 159 Gracia, Jonathan 115 Gray, Brendan 34, 105, 119, 122, 123, 124, 144 Greenberg, Richard 34, 119, 120, 125 Grenet, Paul 34, 140, 141 Grillo, Ralph 76 Groblacher, Dary 76, 179 Guardazzi, Fernando 47, 119, 127 Guerra,Julian 63, 160 Guerra, Pablo 76 Guetta, David 13 Guevara, Daniel 47, 158, 159 Guevara, David 63, 160 Guimaraes-Biandon, Diego 63 Guio, Esteban 83, 126, 151 Guio, Lorenzo 63, 123, 163 Guio, Ted 34, 123, 124, 126 Guiterrez, Ryan 138 Guso, Jake 55, 117, 141, 167

Guso, Ryan 70, 117, 142, 167, 168 Gustavsen, John 90 Gutierrez, Albert 76, 110 Gutierrez, Jason 55, 117, 146 Gutierrez, Ryan 70 Gutierrez, Teresa 90 Guzzo, John 34, 126

Haibi, Dora 90, 110 Hall, Thurman 55, 113, 127, 132 Hasegawa, Alejandro 70, 143, 155, 157 · Hassun, Armando 63, 169 Hassun,Justin 70, 119, 133 Hawking, Stephen 39 Heinlein, Robert 33 Hereter, Pablo 55 Hermida, Albert 63, 119 Hermida, Andres 34, 122 Hermida, Christopher 34, 127 Hermida, John 76, 112 Hernadez, Nicholas 159 Hernandez, Adrian 76, 83, 110, 115, 154 Hernandez, Alejandro 64, 117, 155 Hernandez, Alexander 76, 77 Hernandez, Andres 64, 90, 160 Hernandez, Christopher 64, 115, 150 Hernandez, Daniel 70, 133, 148, 176 Hernandez, Francisco 8, 47, 122, 130, 131 Hernandez, Javier 83, 165 Hernandez, Jorge 34, 116 Hernandez, Justin 77, 83, 136, 161 Hernandez, Kyle 55, 102 Hernandez, Luke 77 Hernandez, Marcello 70, 133 Hernandez, Marina 90 Hernandez, Miguel 83, 143 Hernandez, Nicholas 10, 47, 122, 123 Hernandez, Nicolas 83, 115, 154 Hernandez, Pedro 47, 90, 116 Hernandez-Cane, Alejandro 77 Herron, Nicholas 70, 99, 157 Herrera, Brandon 70, 133, 161 Herrera, Guillermo 47, 122, 123, 134, 163 Herrera, Javier 64, 111, 160 Herrera, Jonathan 64, 113, 116, 117 Hervis, Juan-Carlos 47, 127 Hevia, Brandon 64, 169 Hidalgo, Andres 70, 155, 157 Hidalgo, Daniel 130 Hidalgo, Dominick 8, 47, 130, 142, 147 Hillman, Alejandro 77 Hillman, Daniel 55, 169 Hines, Xavier 55, 130 Homans, Kimberly 90 Hondal, Daniel 77 Hondal, David 16, 64, 132 Horner, Alfonso 47, 130, 162, 163 Horton, Doug 30 Huamani, Alejandro 47, 116, 122, 123 Huertas, Ted 77 Hunter, Alejandro 83, 136 Hyland, John 77, 110, 115 Hyne, Oliver 47, 113, 119, 122, 123, 125, 127

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Ibarra, Andres 71, 120 Ibarra, Kevin 34, 99, 121, 122 lduate, Alexander 6, 83, 119 Iglesia, Michael 10, 47, 116, 117, 124, 159 Iglesias, Eduardo 55, 122, 123, 126 Iglesias, Jennifer 90 lliarte, Manrique 117 lncera, Adam 47, 122, 123, 134, 163 lncera, Benjamin 64, 123, 134, 169 lncera, Javier 55, 122, 125, 126, 163 Infante, Hector 34, 122, 188 Infante, Jose 77, 117 lnguanzo, Yolanda 90 lniesta, Andres 14 lparraguirre, Nicolas 64, 146, 156 lriarte, Manrique 77 lruretagoyena, Ander 46, 47, 122, 123, 126, 127 Isaac, Alexander 64, 134, 163 Isenberg, Joseph 47, 97, 118, 122, 123, 126 Ismail, Rashad 71, 94, 118, 122, 126, 183 '"lturregui, Enrique 71 , 183~ Inigo, Paula 90 .\ -~ ·-~

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Jackson, Peter 56, 113, 138 Jacomino, Jennifer 90 Jalil, Gregory 15, 20, 34, 41, 96, 116, 119, 134, 341 Jara, Ana 90 Jaramillo, Daniel 48, 116, 120, 169 Jasman, Michael 64, 138 Jauregui, Christopher 77, 157 Jimenez, Andres 90 Jimenez, Beatriz 90, 120 Jimenez, Carlos 71, 142 Jimenez, Cristian 48, 122, 123, 126, 163 Jimenez, Gabriel 77, 115, 122 Jimenez, Jose 77 Jimenez, Jovier 83, 126 Jimenez, Michael 56 Jimenez, Zilkia 90 Johnson, William 35, 188 Jordan, Michelle 90 Jose, Daniel 56, 113, 122, 123 Juan, Andres 71, 111 Juan, Carlos 71, 111, 155 Juan, Mikel 71, 103, 154, 155 Jude, Peter 48, 102, 122, 123, 126, 127, 134, 163 Juncadella, Diego 173 Juncadella, Salvador 48, 117, 122, 124, 127 Juncadella, Sebastian Justiniano, Raul 349

Kasabdji, Gabriel 83, 154 Keenan, Alexander 71, 119, 122, 138 Keenan, Nicholas 71, 119, 122 Kenna, Ann 90, 113, 122

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Kiliddjian, Peter 64, 113, 132, 150 Kindelan, William 77, 105, 175 Kline, Clara 90 Kurzan, Pablo 83, 115, 119

Labrada, Ricardo 83, 115, 117 Labrador, Erick 6, 83, 154 Labrero, Jonathan 119 Loge, Daniel 83 Lagunas, Mark 64 Lam, Enrique 56, 114, 122, 124, 154, 166, 167 Lamar, Rene 64, 115 Lamarche, Leonardo 71 Landaburu, Tao De 62 Lang, Dante 83 Lara, Joshua 83, 119, 136, 149, 165 Lara, Shyara 90, 125 Laratelli, Claudio 77, 155 Laratelli, Luciano 56, 122, 124 Larson, Jake 56, 111, 117, 122, 123, 169 Lascano, Joshua 71, 133 Lascano,Julio 35, 111, 125 Lascano, Lidice 90, 136 Lascano, Tony 32 Lastre, Kristian 77, 137 Lastres, Kevin 64 Laurita, Lorenzo 71, 136, 161 Lavandero, Alejandro 8, 48, 159 Lavina, Christopher 13, 35 Lazo, Adrian 77 Leal, Louis 8 3, 117 Leanez, Maria lnes 90 Ledesma, Rafael 90, 103 Legido, Julian 48 Leiter, Sebastian 77, 126 Lemos, Alejandro De 30, 118, 122, 123 Lemos, Kevin 77, 111 Lemus, Kevin 83, 119, 136 Lemus, Richard 115, 116, 127 Leon, Gisela 91 Leon, Manuel 48, 122, 127 Leonard, Nicholas 56, 169 Leos, Domingo 64 Leos, Sergio 56, 114, 119, 122, 124, 157 Leyva, Aurelio 48, 127, 144 Leyva, Brandon 68, 71, 126, 133, 148 Leyva, Christopher 35, 111, 123 Leyva, Frank 48, 127, 130, 163 Leyva, Michael 71, 94 Lima, Bernardo 71, 117, 142 Limia, Michael 71, 122, 142 Linares, Antonio 64, 177 Lindsay, Joseph 10, 35, 122, 125, 126, 134, 135, 163 Llanes,Jose 71, 133 Llansa, Juan 35 Llobell, Marcos 64, 113, 12 3 Llobell, Nicholas 77, 110, 111, 119 Llorente, Alberto 71, 133 Llorente, Jorge 130 Lola, Saul 71, 133, 183 Lominac, Jordan 35, 101 , 125, 188 Londono, Simon 64 Long, Matthew 48, 140, 141 Lopez, Avery 21, 56, 126, 134, 135, 163 Lopez, Daniel 56 Lopez, Gabriel 64, 154 Lopez, Jacob 83, 126, 136 Lopez,Jaime 77, 120, 136, 151,

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164 Lopez,Jorge 71, 119, 133 Lopez, Jose 35, 130 Lopez, Joseph 35, 122 .Lopez,Joshua 35, 119, 134, 150, 163 Lopez, Kevin 71 Lopez, Lionel 91 Lopez, Manuel 64, 141 Lopez, Michael 48, 64, 77, 122, 123, 124, 154 Lopez, Nicholas 56, 122, 154 Lopez, Noah 77, 119 Lopez, Susan 91 Lopez, Thomas 77, 117, 120, 164 Lopez, William 71, 115, 122 Lopez De Mendoza, Victor 83 Lopez-Bosch, Ivan 48, 121 Lopez-Castro, Amadeo 48, 116, 126 Lopez-Castro, Guillermo 6, 64, 157 Lopez-lbanez, Roberto 48, 122, 127, 169 Lopez-Molina, Roberto 35, 112, 122 Lopez-Trigo, Mark 48, 127, 132 Lopez-Varela, Jose 71, 133 Lorente,Jorge 48, 117 Lorenzo, Alexander 56, 105, 160 Lorenzo, Christopher 7, 71, 161 Lorenzo, Jesse 48 Lorenzo, Justin 56, 123, 126, 132 Lorenzo, Lucas 77 Lorenzo, Matias 83 , 118, 154 Lorenzo, Nicholas 64, 132 Lorenzo, William 64, 143 Loret De Mola, Andres 64 Loret De Mola, Gabriel 35, 152, 153 Lorido, Jose 35, 123, 127, 143 Lorido, Juan 56, 117, 143 Loven, Michael 64, 116 Lovo, Manuel 71, 155, 157 Lowenhaupt, Kevin 48, 122, 123, 126, 127, 138 Lucas, Albert 35, 43, 122, 123, 125, 127, 169 Lucas, Jonathan 56, 122, 123, 169 Lugo, Daniel 77 Lund, Roger 91 Luzarraga, Joseph

Maccarato, Augusto 124 Machado, Alejandro 48, 127, 137 Machado, Carlos 83, 126, 154 Machado, Julio 77 Macias, Alec 48, 119, 124, 126, 130 Macias, Mariano 71 , 119, 133, 148, 176 Mackie, Kathleen 91 Madiedo, Reynaldo 64, 116, 119, 152 Maduro, Alejandro 83, 115, 154 Magoulas, Michael 64, 126, 134, 135, 163 Maguina, Jose 19, 71, 154, 155 Maher, Patrick 83, 126, 136 Maldini, Paolo 36 Malouf, Antonio 34, 35, 43, 114, 122, 123 Manazanares, Andres 163 Manrara, Ana 91 Manrique, Bernardo 56, 126, 127, 160 Manzanares, Andres 56, 122,

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123, 126 Manzanares, Daniel 35, 122, 123 Mariani, Jr., Richard C. 331 Mariategui, Juan 36, 122, 123 Mariategui, Sebastian 36, 169 Marin, Carlos 83, 154 Marin, Gabriel 83 Marin, Steven 77, 148 Marin, Tristen 83 Marina, Michael 64, 126 Marmol, Rafael 77, 110, 112 Marquez, Andres 77, 110, 117 Marquez, Armando 71, 118, 137 Marquez, Cristian 64, 117 Marquez, Emmanuel 56, 117 Marquez, Luis 77, 113 Marrero, Christian 48, 122 Marrero, Christopher 56, 132 Marrero, Humberto 74, 78, 110, 117, 118 Marrero, Matthew 56, 169 Marrero, Ruben 91, 144, 146 Marshall, Are 99 Martin, Anthony 64 Martin, Christopher 64, 123 Martin, David 83,161 Martin, Lantz 64, 117, 126 Martin, Paul 31, 36, 119, 122, 124, 127 Martin, Pedro 121 Martin, Peter 83 Martinez, Alfonso 78, 148 Martinez, Branden 48, 122, 134, 135, 163 Martinez, Carlos 71, 122, 133 Martinez, Daniel 83, 119, 125, 126 Martinez, David 84, 118 Martinez, Djan 48, 132 Martinez, Fernando 122, 127 Martinez, Javier 16, 56, 111, 122 Martinez, Jeremy 48, 110, 120, 122, 123 Martinez, Jorge 91, 147 Martinez, Kenji 160 Martinez, Luis 167 Martinez, Mario 56, 91 , 122, 123 Martinez, Oscar 65 Martinez, Paul 65, 115, 150 Martinez, Ricardo 122, 127 Martinez, Rodrigo 91 Martinez, Ryan 78, 111, 115 Martinez-Cid, Anton 56, 127 Martinez-Cid, Ricardo 56, 122, 123, 126, 169 Martinez-Cid, Xabier 36, 124 Martinez-Negrin, Guillermo 71 Martinez-Ouibus, Fernando 6, 48, 116, 123, 162, 163, 177, 183 Martinez-Varela, Rafael 84, 114 Maseda, Miguel 18, 36, 98, 100, 122, 130, 156, 169, 173,341 Masri, Omar 65, 116, 123, 126 Masters, Justin 36, 123 Matheu, Ryan 36, 115 Mathison, Luis 84 Matos, Cristian 78, 161 Maury, Albert 78, 148, 161 Maury, Andrew 36, 122, 123, 127 Maya, Samuel 65, 108, 117, 132 Mayer, Louis B. 40 Maza, Alberto 56 Maza, Carlos 91 Mazaira, Julian 48, 122, 123, 138, 139 Meagher, Conor 78, 119, 121, 126, 136, 168 Mederos, Javier 84, 13 6 Medina, Gustavo 71, 114, 122 Medina, John 65, 146 Mejer, Alvaro 65, 119, 126, 134,

163 Mejer, Lu is 78, 11 0 Mejia, Daniel 78, 164 Mejia, Marcel 71 Mejido, Maria 91 Melendez, Rafael 56, lll, 115 Melendez, Sebastian 84, 115, 168 Melo, Francisco 84, 115 Mencio, Anthony 10, 36, 107 Mencio, Carlos 65 Mendia, Enrique 78 Mendonca, Tanger 91, 152 Menendez, Christopher 78 Menendez, Enrique 56, 114, 122, 126 Menendez, Francisco 84, 149 Menendez, Jonathan 84 Menendez, Joseph 15, 71, 138 Menendez, Manuel 84, 118 Menendez, Norberto 84, 168 Menendez, Rafael 115 Menocal, Ana Maria 91 , 174 Menocal, Giovanni 78, 164 Menocal, Nicholas 36, 127, 130, 163 Mercado, Daniel 29, 36, 97, 102, 107, 114, 123,341 Mercado, Enrique 71, 113, 169 Merino, Kyle 48, 138 Mertz, Alexander 65 Mesa, Gabriel 48, 122, 123, 169 Mesa, Giancarlo 78, 110 Messi, Leonel 37 Metral, Sebastian 71, 122 Michel, Carlos 71, 122 Michel, George 65, 104, 117 Michelena, Xavier 65, 115 Milanes, Sebastian 71, 157 Milton, Maurice 84, 149 Minchener, Vicki 91 Miniet, Paul 71, 143 Mion, Daniel 36, 117, 124, 126, 127, 152 Mion, Diego 56, 117, 122, 124, 152 Mion, Gabriel 36, 103, 117, 122, 123, 126, 127, 152 Mion, Marcelo 78, 117 Mion-Bet, Ander 71, 133 Miranda, Jason 65 Miro-Quesada, Jorge 22, 84, 161 Modino-Diaz, Jesus 56 Molero, Santiago 78, 110, 155 Molina, Fernando 18, 71, 119, 133, 164 Mompremier, Randy 48, 124, 130, 150 Moncada, Richard 65, 91, 163 Monsalve, Elias 56, 160 Montadas, Antonio 71, 136, 138, 164 Montalvan, Ricardo 65, 169 Montato, Adrian 124 Montero, Hugo 56, 102, 122, 123, 126, 157 Montes, Jeffrey 13 8 Montes, Michael 36, 127 Montes De Oca, Felipe 71, 117 Montesi, Daniel 91, 117 Montiel, Kevin 65, 119, 134, 163 Montoto, Adrian 56, 99, 122, 123, 124 Montoya, Nestor 48, 122, 123, 125 Monzon, Anthony 48, 97, 127, 169 Mora, Ana 91, 180 Mora, Miguel 78 Morales, Christopher 56, 115 Morales, Justin 56, 169 Moreau, Jonathan 78

Moreiras, Nicolas 8, 16, 48, 127, 130 Morency, Dimmytri 48, 124, 130 Morency, Olivier 78 Moreno, Carlos 84, 126, 154 Moreno, Frank 130 Moreno, Marcel 130 Moreno, Michael 7, 84, 115, 117, 136, 154, 165 Morera, Maria 91 Moreton, Nicholas 36, 123 Morfin, Juan Carlos 48, 116, 122, 126, 127, 154 Morfin, Pedro 49, 116, 122, 126, 152 Morgado, Robert 57, 122, 126, 160 Morin, Tristen 118 Moro, Matthew 49, 130 Morrency, Dimmytri 152 Mosquera, Javier 57 Moussa, Eric 36, 127 Moya, Adrian 49, 116, 122, 123 Mulet, George 49 Mullin-Garcia, Liam 78, 121, 136 Mullin-Garcia, Matthew 72, 136 Munarriz, Nicholas 49, 122, 123, 132 Munilla, Julian 49, 116 Muniz, Carlos 57, 120, 122, 123, 125, 126, 150 Muriedas, Andrew 72, 133, 164 Murphy, Brandon 141, 142 Murphy, Matthew 72, 137 Murphy, Ryan 57, 122, 126, 132, 146 Muniz, Carlos 163 Munoz, Joshua 49, 78, 111, 116, 119, 122, 125, 126, 127, 136 Munoz, Nicolas 84, 115 Munoz, Richard 84, 161 Munoz, Santiago 84, 143, 161 Munoz, Sebastian 65 Munoz-Bustamante, Jorge 91 ,, .

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Naccarato, Augusto 49, 152 Noon, Albert 72 Naranjo, Andre 37, 106, 122, 123 Naranjo, Juan 60, 65 Navarro, Alexander 65, 134, 150 Navarro, Angelo 49, 124, 150 Navarro, Melissa 91 Naya, Alberto 57, 160 Negron, Rene 49, 116, 119, 122, 126, 127 Neptune, Daniel 65, 132, 163, 177 Neret, Eduardo 65, 113 Nicosia, Ramon 91, 124 Nisenbaum, Nicholas 49 Nodarse, Andres 49, 122 Norniella-Burke, Christian 78 Novas, Marc 84, 117 Novo, Alexander 49, 116, 119, 125 Novo, Nicholas 65, 116, 125, 163 Novoa, Alejandro 65, 117, 138 Novoa, Alexander 72, 161 Novoa, Leandro 91 Novoa, Nicolas 49, 112, 117 Noya, Emmanuel 49, 144 Nunez, Ariel 91 Nunez, Gabriel 65, 113, 116, 163 Nunez, Leopoldo 92 Nunez, Osvaldo 72, 122 Nunez, Ricardo 37, 138

Nunez, Santiago 72, 142, 167; 168 Nunez, Ricardo 123

O'Sullivan, John 37; 122, 13 8 Obregon, Javier 49 O campo, Nicolas 65, 115, 132 Odon, Francisco 7 8, 110, 111 , 11 7; 136 Oliva, Frank 20, 37; 120, 122, 123 Olvera, Nicolas 37; 101 , 124, 152, 153 Omana, Carlos 37; 117, 140, 141 Orbay, Jorge 57; 112, 119, 124, 127; 132, 163 Ordunez, Ulises 92 Orta, Jonathan 74, 78, 115 Orta, Jorge 57; 59, 154 Ortega, Christian 65, 115, 126 Ortega, Diego 84 Ortega, Fabio 92 Ortega, Oscar 78, 92, 115 Ortega, Pedro 65 Ortelli, Gustavo 118 Ortiz, Hector 5 7; 146, 169 Ortiz, Javier 37, 122, 123, 173 Ortiz, Karen 92, 180 Osorio, Andres 49, 127 Otero, Daniel 18, 126, 136 Otero, Luz 92

~::1:1 D: :el l58~ Padilla, Jose 92 Padron, Angel 72 Padron, Camilo 5 7, 132 Padron, Christian 57, 116 Padron, Javier 133 Padron, Jorge 78 Padron, Omar 37 Padura, Anthony 72, 111, 120 Padura, Francisco 92, 120 Pagan, Edwin 49, 122, 130 Pall issery, William 65, 123 Palomera, Julio 65, 11 7; 147 Palomo, Christian 37; 112, 12 2, 123, 126 Paneda, Alexander 5 7; 115, 11 7 Paneda, Jose 5 7, 115, 11 7; 12 2 Paoli-Torres, Jorge 65, 157 Paoli-Torres, Sebastian 78, 157 Parada, Esteban 37, 123, 169 Parada, Gabriel 65 Paradela, Alberto 37; 115, 11 7; 120, 127 Pardo, Alberto 72, 113, 122, 143 Pardo, Javier 37; 122, 123 Parea, Christian 122 Pareja, Esteban 38, 124 Parets, Daniel 57, 159 Parker, Carolyn 349 Parlade, Joseph 80, 84, 115 Parra, Albert 38 Parra, Carlos 49, 116, 117; 119, 12 2, 12 3 Parra, Mario 92 Parra, Ryan 6, 38 Pascual, Brian 7 8, 175 Pascual, Kevin 65, 116, 132, 169 Pastor, Matthew 65, 114, 120, 177 Patel, Kunal 38, 116

Paul, John 148 Paula, David 49, 127 Pavon, Kevin 57 Pawlikowski, Boleck De 62 Paz, Alejandro 38, 43 , 122, 125, 152 Paz, Cristian 57, 122, 169 Pedroza IV, Alejandro 72 Pelegri, Jose 72, 120, 126 Pelegri, Mario 38, 124, 125 Pena, Silvia 92 Penarredonda, Alejandro 65 Pendas, John 57; 122, 134 Penerredonda, Alejandro 111 Penn,Joshua 49, 121 , 132 Peppas, Kirk 141 Perdomo, Daniel 57, 11 7; 132 Perea, Christian 49, 122, 123, · 127 Perea, Jacob 84, 11 7; 161 Pereyra, Jonathan 65, 117; 138 Perez, Alberto 49, 122, 143 Perez, Ale jandro 5 7; 127; 141 Perez, Andres 65, 84, 119, 126, 136, 147; 149, 156, 161 Perez, Anthony 38, 122, 123, 127 Perez, Bryan 38, 122, 123, 125, 130 Perez, Carlos 44, 49, 122, 123, 130 Perez, Christian 49, 65, 122, 123, 143 Perez, Daniel 49, 66, 84, 113, 11 7; 137; 138 Perez, Gabriel 38, 169 Perez, George 13 8 Perez, Ignacio 72, 119, 120, 148, 157 Perez, James 57; 13 8 Perez, Jimmy 92 Perez, Johnathon 72, 118 Perez, Jonathan 38, 141 Perez, Joseph 72, 13 8 Perez,Juan 141 Perez, Kevin 49, 116, 169 Perez, Marcos 72, 161 Perez, Michael 66, 11 7 Perez, Nicholas 7 8, 126, 142 Perez, Nicolas 66, 113, 11 7 Perez, Pablo 66 Perez, Patrick 84, 165 Perez, Richard 78 Perez, Ryan 7 8 Perez, Victor 119 Perez De Corcho, Christian 7 2 Perez-Abreu, Albert 84, 118 Perez-Abreu, Victor 5 7; 122, 126, 127; 132 Perez-Blanco, Raphael 84 Perez-Costa, Juan 66, 117 Perez-Heydrich, Carlos 72, 148 Perez-Monzon, Andres 49 Perez-Pino, Anthony 72, 122, 126, 161 Perez-Sanchez, Ruben 49, 127 Permuy, Antonio 66, 126 Permuy, SJ, Frank 92 Perosch, Marco 118 Perrone, Jose 38, 111 , 11 7; 119, 125, 126, 152 Pertierra, Gabriel 49, 122, 125 Pertierra, Robert 72, 119 Pessoa, John 50, 122, 143 Peterson, Lisa 92 Peterson, Michael 176 Peterson, Nicholas 72, 133, 176 Piccolo, Alexander 78 Pina, Alexander 38, 119, 120, 127 Pinate, Andres 84 Pinate, O scar 72, 155 Pinero, Fernando 78, 110

Pino, Mario 130, 132 Pinto, Giancarlo 78, 148 Pis-Dudot, Alejandro 50, 119, 144 Pita, Javier 84 Pita-Macedo, Ricardo 7; 39, 119, 127 Placeres, Anthony 50 Place res, Steven 72, 13 3 Planas-Arteaga, Sheehan 39, 127; 158, 159 Platt, Eric 39, 124, 130 Poey, Federico 39, 96, 122 Polo, Jorge 66, 132 Polo, Lucas 84 Poo, Daniel 5 7; 117; 122 Pope, Miles 57; 113, 125 Porta, George 92 Portal, Hanler 72, 133 Portela, Alejandro 66, 132, 160, 177 Portela, Gerardo 50, 92, 137 Portela, Jerry 119 Portuondo, Daniel 78, 110, 112, 164 Portuondo, John 39, 122, 123 Porven, Christian 52, 5 7 Posey, Patty 349 Poulat, Genaro 66, 126 Poveda, Andres 84, 115, 157 Powell, Andrew 72, 137; 148 Powell, John 78, 148, 155, 175 Poweii,Jorge 66, 132, 154, 169, 17 7 Powell, Matthew 78 Prado, Michael 84, 117 Prellezo, Felipe 57; 117, 126 Prida, Daniel 173 Prida, David 66, 116, 123 Prieto,Jose 57; 111 , 116, 122, 123 Prieto, Julian 39, 125, 127; 138 Prieto, Peter 78 Prio, Carlos 50, 116, 122 Prio, Max 122 Pugliese, Marc 7 2, 122 Puig-Corve, Diego 74, 78, 119, 155 Puig-Corve, Patrick 57; 111 , 143, 179 Pujals, Fernando 7 8 Pujals, Guillermo 57, 132, 146, 163 Pulles, Robert 72, 119, 133 Pupa, Roberto 84, 119 Purrinos, Sergio 50, 127 Pusch, Alexander 84, 118, 126

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ClL_ Quintero, Christopher 78 Quintero, Odalys 92 Quirch, Guillermo 39, 137 Quiroga, Alfredo 66, 116, 11 7; 125, 126, 147

Ragolta, Eduardo 10, 39, 122, 123 Raimundez, Ricardo 92 Ram, Peter 123 Ramdial, Demetri 39, 116, 122, 123, 125 Ramirez, Alfredo 57; 122, 127; 167 Ramirez, Cristina 110

Ramirez, Daniel 66, 120, 127 Ramirez, Eduardo 57; 122 Ramirez, Erick 39, 114, 122, 123, 125 Ramirez, Jake 72, 127; 133, 155 Ram irez, John 66 Ramon, Daniel 122 Ramon, Michael 72 Ramon, Olga 92, 126 Ramon, Peter 50, 116, 118, 122, 127 Ramos, Carlos 66, 104, 177 Ramos, Ghulian 7 8, 104, 115, 161 Ramos, Kevin 78, 142 Real, Marlin 92 Rebolledo, Cesar 66, 152 Recuset, Nicholas 39, 113, 130 Rego, Dominic 39, 123, 125 Reinoso, Lazaro 92, 157 Restrepo, Luis 50, 122, 123, 126, 138 Restrepo, Rafael 39, 122, 123, 125, 138 Rey, Adrian 79, 115 Rey, Julian 39,12 2, 123, 134 Reyes, Chris 92 Reyes, Jorge 66, 132 Reyes-Garcia, Maria Cristina 92, 172 Ricardo, Edwin 57; 116, 117, 169 Ricardo, Fraga 116 Rice, Tavish 79 Riesgo, Jacob 50 Rigueiro, Francisco 10, 50, 116, 122 Rigueiro, Gabriel 79 Rincon , Daniel 39 Rios, Francisco 5 7; 119, 125 Rios, Holman 7 9 Rivacoba, Erik 57, 125 Rivas, Adrian 57; 114 Rivas, Andres 18, 50, 113, 124, 127 Rivera , Diego 79 Riveron, Austin 54, 57; 117; 125, 126, 132, 146 Rives, Dylan 58 Roo, Alexander 7 2, 133 Roo , Ivan 92 Roan, James 122 Roatta , Christian 66 Robaina, Mario 17; 79, 155, 161 Robert Munoz 57, 122, 123, 169 Roberts, Tyler 72 Robledo, Andres 58 Robledo, Juan 143 Roca, Jose 58, 122, 123, 134, 146 Roca, Jose E. 92, 144, 146, 349 Roca, Nicolas 20, 79, 110, 136, 143, 148, 157; 164 Rodriguez, Adolfo 66, 113, 115 Rodriguez, Alfonso 80, 85, 149, 161, 165 Rodriguez, Andres 58, 120, 122, 127 Rodriguez, Andrew 85, 118, 142, 168 Rodriguez, Anthony 58, 113, 122 Rodriguez, Benjamin 72, 120 Rodriguez, Bryan 66, 123, 143 Rodriguez, Carlos 79 Rodriguez, Casey 72, 122 Rodriguez, Christian 85, 115, 127 Rodriguez, Daniel 58, 123, 127, 180 Rodriguez, David 40, 122, 127, 130 Rodriguez, Eduardo 40 Rodriguez, Ethan 58, 117; 169 Rodriguez, Francisco 79, 99, 111 ,

118, 127 Rodriguez, George 58 Rodriguez, Giovanni 58, 114, 122, 123, 157 Rodriguez, Hector 66, 116, 169 Rodriguez, Jake 72 Rodriguez, Javier 7; 40, 130, 131, 140, 162, 17 3, 351 Rodriguez, Jesse 50, 122, 127; 130 Rodriguez, John 127 Rodriguez, John Paul 154 Rodriguez, John-Paul 50 Rodriguez, Jorge 72, 160 Rodriguez, Joseph 50, 105, 159 Rodriguez, Juan 66, 117; 123, 134, 143, 169 Rodriguez, Juan Manuel 40, 122, 126 Rodriguez, Justin 79, 11 7 Rodriguez, Kevin 58, 122, 123, 126, 169 Rodriguez, Luis 11 , 12, 50, 72, 120, 133 Rodriguez, Mario 85, 11 7; 142 Rodriguez, Mercedes 92 Rodriguez, Michael 50, 169 Rodriguez, Michel 40, 111 , 124 Rodriguez, Nestor 92 Rodriguez, N icholas 72, 119 Rodriguez, Ricardo 50, 112, 117 Rodriguez, Ryan 79, 110, 115, 168 Rodriguez, Steven 58, 126, 169 Rodriguez Verde, Juan 85 Rodriguez-Cepero, Pablo 40, 122, 138 Rodriguez-Mena, Ryan 66, 116, 160 Roen, James 50, 122, 126 Rojas, Nikolas 72, 119, 122 Rojas Romero, Manuel . 119 Rojas-Romero, Manuel 18, 79, 118, 126, 127 Rojo, Daniel 50, 99, 116, 122 Rojo, Diego 58, 122, 134, 163 Romero, Alejandro 58, 122, 123, 126 Romero, Daniel 85 Romero, Michael 50 Romeu, Daniel 79, 110, 148, 155 Ramo, Daniel 113 Rondon, Christian 66, 119 Rondon, Luis 50, 116, 124 Rosa , Ralph 66, 119 Rosario, Javier 72 Rosell, Carlos 66, 169, 177 Rosell, Teobaldo 85, 149 Rosete, Omar 66, 134, 163 Rosette, Diego 58, 117; 119, 122, 123, 126, 127 Roura, Devon 58, 114, 122, 123, 126 Rovira, Gabriel 72 Rowaan, Cornelis 58, 122, 124 Ruberte, Ignacio 50, 116, 122, 123 Rubio, Jose 79, 110, 113, 118, 119 Rudnika s, Benzo 58, 102, 117; 150 Rueda, Anthony 58, 111 Ruiz, Alejandro 79, 119 Ruiz, Ana Maria 92 Ruiz, Angelo 79 Ruiz, Christopher 58, 127; 132 Ruiz, Daniel 50 Ruiz, Eduardo 50, 124, 127; 13 8 Ruiz, Fernando 50, 122, 123, 127; 138 Ruiz, Frankie 134 Ruiz, Michael 66, 113, 150, 180

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Ruiz, Roberto 13 8 Ruiz-Sierra, Ernesto 79, 161

Saavedra, Angel 50, 116, 122, 123 , 163 Saavedra, Daniel 58, 116, 169 Saavedra, Mark 66 Saca-Pujals, Jose 58 Sacasa, Andres 50 Saenz, Michael 58, 114, 169 Sagan, Carl 29 Sagarduy, Inigo 72, 143, 154, 155 Sairam, Vikram 58, 119, 123 , 163 Salablanca, Julieta 92 Saladin, Victor 58, 126, 132 Salas, Mathew 79, 110, 119 Salazar, Carlos 66, 132 Salazar, David 79, 110 Salaz ar, Jorge 50, 127 Salazar, Nicolas 72 Saldana, Lazaro 92 Sales, Matthew 115 Salinas, Christian 66 Salinas, Paul 50 Salinas, Richard 66, 132, 163 Salvador, Max 40, 127 San Juan, Brandon 50, 116, 132 San Roman , Gabriel 73 , 136, 161 Sancerni, Jose 93 Sanchez, Alec 73 , 117, 133 Sanchez, Alejandro 85, 103 , 137 Sanchez, Andres 8, 50, 7 3, 115, 119, 122, 133, 144, 148, 149, 159, 160, 161 Sanchez, Cesar 51, 112, 113 Sanchez, Eric 73, 136 Sanchez, Joseph 85, 161 Sanchez, Lourdes 180 Sanchez, Lucas 51, 127, 130 Sanchez, Luis 119 Sanchez, Manuel 73 , 122 Sanchez, Marlisa 93 Sanchez, Maximilian 40, 115, 116, 11 7, 122, 178, 179, 180, 350 Sanchez, Nicholas 58, 116, 117, 124 Sanc hez, Sergio 66, 117 Sanchez, Thorvald 51, 119, 169 Sanc hez-Roig, Adrian 40, 122, 138 Sanchis, Jose Vicente 66, 116, 154 Sanchis, Salvador 19, 40, 11 7, 126, 152, 153 Sanjur, Daniel 18, 40 Santa-Cruz, Ivan 93 , 112 Santamaria, Stefano 85 Santana, Adrian 85 Santiago, Andres 73 Santos, Eduardo 73 , 116, 119, 126, 133 Santos, Gregory 51 , 122, 125, 127 Santos, Leonel 66, 132 Santos, Stefano 118 Santos, Steven 79, 126, 161 Sanu, Christopher 58, 138 Sanz-Perez, Jonathan 73, 13 3 Sardinas, Benjamin 40, 119, 127 Sarduy, Paul 41 , 17 2 Sarmiento-Urrego, Daniel 85, 154 Savedra, Angel 127 Sayman, Michael 67, 113 Scerpella, Ernesto 41, 112, 119 Scheuren, Eduardo 82, 85, 119, 143

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Scheuren, Jose 51 , 152 Schmidt, Hans 8, 10, 41 , 130 Schmidt, Nicole 183 Schultz, Jonathan 67, 104, 119, 132 Scull, Ignacio 93 Seara, Joseph 79, 148 Sebastian, Reuben 41 , 120 Secal, Andrew 137 Seda, Alejandro 73 , 133 Sed~ Gabriel ~ 85,149 Seicentos, Anth o ny 7 3 Seijo, Marion 67, 132 Sempere, Sean 85, 136 Sendros-lglesias, Mercedes 93 Senior, Alejandro 58, 114, 117 Senior, Nicholas 80, 85, 126, 149 Sequeira, Felipe 85 Serein, Brian 7 3 Serein, Gilbert 41, 112, 12 2, 169 Serrate, Kristopher 67 Sevilla, Diego 67 Shellen, Brien 51 , 116, 127 Sheuren, Jose 124 Sicre, Manuel 28, 41 , 11 7, 127, 130, 131 , 144, 145, 169 Sierra, Anthony 58, 116, 11 7, 169 Sierra, Brandon 41 , 7 3, 124, 126, 133 , 151 Sierra, Matthew 51 , 123, 127, 150 Sigler, Ryan 67 Signore!, Andres 7 9 , 136 Silva, Christopher 4 , 41, 11 2, 118, 121, 122, 123 Silva, Daniel 79, 115, 118, 161 Silva, Jose 58, 112, 154 Silva, Joshua 51 , 79, 105, 110, 114, 120, 127, 164 Silvestry, Brandon 7 3, 119, 133, 148 Simauchi, Kevin 85 Singer, W illiam 58, 169 Singh, Krischan 51, 116, 121 , 126 Sirven, Jose 67, 167, 168 Siu, Patrick 67, 116, 119, 143 Sixto, Daniel 79 Smith, Alejandro 17, 85, 137, 165 Smith, Andres 58, 127 Smith, Francisco 58, 123 , 12 6, 137 Smith, Jose 41 , 67, 100, 119, 126, 130, 147 Sojo, Daniel 51 , 169 Solanilla, Carlos 73 , 117, 142, 168 Solares, Mario 41 , 138 Solis, Christian 51 , 159 Solis, Steven 67, 123 Solorzano, Fernando 41 , 100, 101 , 119, 124, 125 Sosa, Ernesto 51 , 123 Sosa, Henry 51 , 122, 123 Sosa, Marisol 93 , 125 Sotolongo, Richard 67, 150 Souche, Antoine 67 Spillers, Austin 67 Sproul, Christoph 51 , 119, 122, 163 Sroka, Sergio 51 , 103 , 130, 152 St. Louis, Daniel 41 , 126, 127, 130, 154, 155 Staines, Leonardo 18, 42 Stuart, Ricard 130 Suarez, Adriana 86, 93 , 183 Suarez, Alexander 79, 115 Suarez, And re 67, 113, 17 9 Suarez, Camila 93 Suarez, Christian 58, 126, 132 Suarez, Joseph 7 9 , 119 Suarez, Luis 73 , 113 , 122, 143

Suarez, Nicholas 58 Suarez, Sebastian 85 Suarez, SJ, Pedro 93 , 175, 183 Sucart, Yuri 67 Sucena, Rolando 93, 105 Sueiro, Michael 85, 117, 149

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Tamborrel, Eduardo 67, 168 Tamborrel, Federico 85, 168 Tamborrel, Nicolas 79, 168 Tanous, Fayez 37, 42, 130 Toto, Javier 51 , 122, 127, 138, 139 Toto, Rene 116 Tavara, Fernando 58 Tefel, Michael 7 3, 122, 143, 157 Tejada, Daniel 7 9, 112 Tej idor, Francisco 51 , 122, 134, 163 Tello, Christian 59, 103 , 116, 117, 124, 138 Teran, Mauricio 51 , 124, 163 Tesla, Niko la 39 Todywala, Zane 7 9 , 17 0 Toledo, Dolores 93, 122, 127 Tomas, Fabian 67, 134, 135, 163 Tomasino, Miguel 93 Tomasino, Nicolas 42, 123, 138 Tomasino, Walter 73 , 137 Tootle, Nicholas 7 9, 119, 155 Tordin, Mateus 22, 85, 154 Torralba, Nicholas 59, 127 Torrebiarte, Adrian 85, 161 Torres, Miguel 119 To rres, Ryan 7 9, 112, 17 0 Torres De Navarra, Carlos 7 3 , 11 7, 133 , 137 Torres De Navarra, Francisco 51 Torres De Navarra, Miguel 67, 137, 157 Torricella, Brandon 85, 117, 126, 136, 149, 165 Tost, Miguel 42 , 106 Trastoy, Gabriel 85, 161 Trelles-Cabarrocas, Jorge 59, 124 Tremblay, Andrew 59, 124 Trigueros, Gonz alo 42 , 120, 125, 173 Trobiani, Michael 19, 42, 96, 120 Trujillo, Alejandro 18, 51, 130 Trujillo, Christopher 42, 159 Trujillo, Cristian 73 , 133 Trujillo, Jerry 7 9 , 119 Trujillo, Virginia 93 Tua-Caraccia, Rafael 42 , 1 122, 123 , 126, 127, 134 Tyler, Steven 59, 119, 127

Ucar, Antonio 42, 122, 123, 125, 144 Ugarte, Michael 51 , 124, 125, 127, 130 Ugas, Daniel 67 Ukenye, John 67, 113, 117, 119 Urbay, Marlene 93 Ureta, Nichola s 73, 161 Uribe, Carlos 85, 115

Valdes, Isabel 93 Valdes, Jorge 85 Valdes, Kevin 79 Valdes, Nicolas 59, 113, 124 Valdes-Denis, Raymond 127 Valencia, Antonio 79 Valencia, Pablo 42 Valida, Stephen 42, 122, 123 , 125 Valiente, Brian 67, 126 Valiente, Kevin 51 , 124, 126, 127 Valladares, Bryan 44, 51 Valle, Eduardo 19, 59, 152 Valverde, Carlos 85 Valverde, Daniel 51, 124 Valverde, Rene 73, 118 Vanencia, Antonio 118 Vanscoy, Robert 67 VanScoy, Timothy 93 , 143, 180 Varas, Andres 7 3, 133 Varela, Jonathan 7 3 , 13 3, 161 Vargas, Brandon 42, 120, 124, 125 Vargas, Ignacio 67, 115 Vargas, Karol 73,119,164 Vargas, Luis 73 , 110, 123,161 Varona, Marisol 93 Vasquez, Matias 85, 154 Vazquez, Alexander 59, 126 Vazquez, Andres 42, 105, 122, 140, 141 Vazquez, Juan 7, 93 Vazquez, Nicholas 51 , 73 , 114, 115, 138 Vazquez, Vincent 59, 126, 13 8 Vega, Gustavo 51 , 120, 127 Vega, Jose 51 Vega, Lourdes 93 Vega, Sam 93, 126 Vega, Steven 59, 116, 137 Vega-Sanz, Matthew 67, 119, 147 Vega-Sanz, Michael 67, 119, 147 Velasco, Jose 73 , 136 Velasquez, Pablo 51, 110, 122, 123 Velazquez, Victor 12, 13, 42 , 136, 140, 163 , 188, 341 Velez, Edua rdo 59, 113 Velez, Jorge 42, 98, 112, 118 Venegas, Augusto 93 , 130 Venegas, Pablo 79, 117 Vento, Alexandr 73, 133 Ventura, Kristian 85, 115, 11 7, 138 Verdecia , Alejandro 59, 126, 127 Verdecia, Francisco 51 , 121 , 126 Verdecia, Franz-Joseph 122 Verdeja, Michael 51 Vergara, Jaime 59, 126, 127, 132 Vich ot, G isela 93, 118 Vidal, Alexander 7 3, 119, 122, 138 Vidai, Julian 59, 106, 134 Vidal, Marta 93 Vidal, Santiago 67, 116, 143 Viera, Kevin 51 , 130 Vigil , Lucas 73, 111 , 120, 126 Vila, Andres 79 Vila, Carol 93 Vila, N icolas 85, 115, 119 Vila, Oscar 67, 119, 169 Villa, David 67 Villa cres, Paul 42 , 116, 123 Villafane, Carmen 93 Villafane, Francisco 59, 114, 169 Villasante, Roberto 73, 120, 126 Villasmil, Alejandro 67, 119, 123 , 160 Villena, Brandon 51 , 111, 116 Vina, Jose 73 Vivacqua, Frederico 79, 155 Von Der Osten, Gabriel 59, 134 Von Der O sten, Yvonne 93

Vurgait, Alan

Waechter, Robert 73 , 119, 127 Waitley, Denis 35 Walch, Tristan 106 Wallace-Perdomo, Samuel 51 , 113, 116, 122, 123 , 12 7 Wazo, Adrian 110 Welch, Tristen 73 , 114, 118 Weller, Robert 51, 117, 122, 123 Wentzel, Brian 93 Wermuth, Dominic 79, 136, 164 Wermuth, Sebastian 59, 141 White, Mark 7 3, 124, 133 , 155, 180 Wh ite, Nicolas 43 , 108, 122, 123, 130, 131, 163 White, Randy 180 Wiegering, Mateo 59, 123 William, Lorenzo 116 Williams, James 67, 117 Williams, Jerry 73 , 122 Williams, Leo 93, 101 , 120 Wilson, Michael 43 , 116, 122, 123, 125, 163 Winch, Christian 85, 126, 154 Wolfe, Conor 85, 118 Wollheim, Alexander 111 Wooden, John 32, 34 Woodry, Robert 73, 12

Yabor, Anthony 59, 123 Yeguez, Carlos 43 , 122, 125, 127 Yoda, Christopher 43 Yubero, Lucas-Paulo 67, 132, 147

Zaldivar, Roger 73 , 126 Zamora, James 59, 127 Zamora, Jean 79 Zapata, Juan David 156 Zayas, Juanbruno 79, 136, 155 Zayas, Marcos 43 , 108, 130 Zoller, Eugene 93, 122, 180

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To make this volume, number 49 of

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echoes belen

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it took 15 students (9 seniors and 6 juniors)

and the entire community to make it happen. We printed a total of 1550 copies for the entire faculty, staff, and stuC:Ient body. Our amazing school,

Jesuit Preparatory, is located at 500

Southwest 127th Avenue, Miami, Florida 33184. The telephone number is (305) 223-8600 and the fax number is (305) 227-2565. The 2011 Echoes was printed by Herff Jones, represented by two & a half

omoZlny servl CE? 0

ladies: Ms. Patty Posey, Mrs. Vicky Aguirre, q,nd the new addition to the team,

Miss Elizabeth Aguirre. Withouftheir help this yearbook woul9 .have definitely not been possible. Our 0

customer

representative was Ms. Carolyn Parker from Charlotte, North Carolina.

Our cover was created by Herff Jones artist Raul Justiniano. The cover was a four color vista litho cover with a custom four-color match profiled proof. The spine was smyth sewn round and backed.

Our endsheets were printed in vibracolor white on four-color litho different front and back. Our

weorbook

included 368 pages printed in full color on 80 pound gloss paper. The fonts

we used throughout the yearbook were AHJ Chantilly LH, AHJ Chantilly UB, AHJ Cycle, AHJ Function, AHJ Sans, AHJ Avalon, AHJ CartoGothic, and AHJ Handel. The programs we used to make this yearbook were Adobe In Design and Photoshop CS4. Our school portraits and some pictures of events that occurred during the .

school rhe humon neTuJork

year were taken by Herff Jones Photography located in Miami,

Florida. Echoes is a proud member of CSPA, NSPA, and JEA. We chose the theme

to showcase how each

individual in our school is somehow related to one another, whether you are a student, teacher, staff, or alumni. Each and every one of us has made some sort of

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on each other and our lives.

That impact will never be forgotten or dissolved.

The Echoes Staff would like to thank Father Willie Garcia-Tunon, SJ for his complete support and enthusiasm throughout the year. We waul(] also like to thank Mr. Jose E. Roca for putting up with us

an~ our unusual ways. We truly appreciate the school's

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in allowing us to openly

express ourselves and our Gr_eativity. We could not forget the main man who has become our greatest

bOCkUp

when we cannot attend outside events, Victor Arrieta. Thank you for lending .us

your talent and for bailing us out when we weren't able to get to special events.

The networ;l< grows as a new yearbook staff continues where we left off, and thus, this is not the end, but rather a continuation.

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As l _look around the room at my fellow yearbookers, I see the athletes, the peer ministers, the academ.ic nerds, the shy kid who barely spoke, and maybe even someone whom I did not know before this class. I then ~ realize- that yve···have become a solid

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system for each other emotionally and spiritually-

in essence, a.family. Similarly, there are <?ther networks throughout the school that will undoubtedly cross paths in the future.

Our human network is made up of a wide variety of students and groups with an endless set of

speer0 IIes.

By connecting

with each other, we also come to grow individually.

The network here is unique as it brings in differences and allows us all to learn from each other and to devel()p into better men. We are given single day to learn, .to thrive, and to contribute the o-pportunity every _ to this network of

~rlendshlps with common, or not so

.common interests. Coming from such a community, there can never be something too overwhelming for us to handle.

When you have such a force of reliable brothers to back you up, you can take on life's challenges with self-assurance ·and finesse. The potential we hold as individuals is staggering, but the potential we hold as a network is truly

ImIr e 5 5 .The human network that we created will

always be there to support us as we continue to do everything for the greater glory of

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