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nyone who has walked through the halls of our school knows that there is definitely

something different about us. After all, how many schools have students who know and understand the meaning of having texture? While students in other schools pay for their own tuition, we raise funds to pay for each other. Whlle other meets, games and matches begin with a huddle and a chant, our athletes prepare for competition with a prayer. When we do not have the necessary resources to get the work done, as in the aftermath of hurricane Irma, we come together to make it happen. Whereas other schools may graduate most, our faculty and staff works arduously to ensure that we graduate all. While others may have a few clubs, we have over 60. While most people are doing just enough to get by, we are going to do the Magis - we are going to do more. Of course, whereas most people are told to run away from

danger, we are encouraged to run to the fire and help those in need.

These are just a few of the many things that make our school different, and separate us from everyone else. We begin our bond as brothers in sixth grade, and journey together for seven years to be able to walk across that stage as a graduate, and then on to become alumni. That's what each and every one of us works towards from the moment we walked into this school. We all enter as childr~n, and we leave as men. As the only all male, Jesuit school in Florida that goes from sixth though twelfth grade, we are definitely different, and we like it that way.

We chose the theme "Anything but Typical" to emphasize the amazing things that happen in our school every day. The theme was chosen for a variety of reasons, one of them being that this was the largest graduating senior class in the school's history. From day one, the entire school knew it was gonna be quite an adventure with the opening of the brand new dining hall that included several TV monitors that show football games, highlights, and analysis of ~ports throughout the wo.rld, as well as the occasional inspirational cutt classic film . How much better could it get? Then there were other trivial details that helped to justify the theme, such as starting the school year with a solar eclipse, enduring the wrath of hurricane Irma, which displaced so many, and dealing with issues that we had never dealt with before. With so many things stirring the pot it was clear that this year would be Anything but Typical.

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OSP BYM and CLC T1 ends and Hobbies Fantasy Football 12 Nicl{names 13 Bucket List Fans Food 16 Ca1 s Ho1necoming 20 1

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Withstanding the heat of an Italian summer, the group poses for a picture In front of the plaza of the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi.

At this church, the students and teachers were Informed of the history of this structure.

While admiring the paintings on the cetllngs of the house of the Society of Jesus, students learn about the many pieces of art decorating the building. ''The cool artwork Inspired me to start sketching," said Junior Gabriel Moreno

Teaching students and chaperones about the etiquette of entering rooms, Father Willie Garcia-Tunon, SJ prepares them for whafs Inside. This room was the last area where SI. Ignatius of Loyola 'NOrked before his death.

Alongside Father Christian Saenz, SJ, Father WIiiie Garcia-Tunon, SJ celebrates mass at the Gesu Church In Rome. All students and chaperones participated In this holy event during their trip to Italy.

By: Roberto Gonzalez

Most Social Studies departments may teach students about the history of the world, but why read about it In a book, when you can actually go there.

The Overseas Study Program (OSP) traveled to Europe at the beginn ing of the summer, and last year they focused on Italy and Switzerland.

The group of 46 students and 7 teachers took in the sights, monuments, and history of Italy as well as its effect on the modern world. While there, the participa nts saw the sights of Rome including the Colosseum, where g lad iators fought, and even visited the tomb of Saint Ignatius of Loyola.

"The beautiful scenery in Italy and in Switzerland was breathtaking and awe inspiring," said junior William Sanchez.

Then it was on to Lucerne, Switzerland where they dimbed mountains, rode cable cars, and stayed in and drank hot chocolate while taking in the natural beauty of this country.

"I think that the students managed to both really enjoy this trip and learn," said government teacher and OSP director Mr. Patrick Collins.

All who participated attended masses, visited museums, and explored these cultures and all they had to offer, making it a successfu l, and atypical lesson in world history.

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After a long day of walking and visiting popular historical sites, the group takes break In front of the Campo del Mlracoll In Rome, Italy. Righi after this break II group Visited the Leaning Tower of Pis

In tradlllonal costume , economics teacher Mr. Charles Cleveland, Junior Sion Blssessar, freshman Daniel Raez, and Ms. Hsiao Chi Chiu engage In a traditional dance In Taiwan, near Sun Moon Lake. The students and chaperones learned a great deal about the history of this ancient tribe.

In front of the Forbidden City In Beijing, faculty and students pose for a picture. Thls was one of the most popular sites visited by the students and faculty due to the fact that II contained the palace of the old Chinese emperOfs.

While In Taipei, alumni Peter Martin '17 and Anthony Duarte '17 accompany seniors Cristian Garcia and Sebastian Chamlzo, during an adventure through an ancient forest In Talpel.

After a long day of activities, students and faculty rest and enjoy a most alyplcal dinner In Taiwan. This restaurant encouraged guests to cook their own meals right there at the table.

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By: Jorge Vizcarrondo

This past summer, the school's Overseas Study Program look 42 travelers and 5 chaperones to Asia for an educational experience half way around the world. The program, founded in 2013 by Mr. Charles Cleveland, was supported in this cultural exchange program by Ms. Hsiao Chi Chiu. The main purpose of the program was to increase awareness of the Asian culture, and expose students to possible education and careers outside the United States.

The students got a little taste of what it was like to live, and be around the culture for a total of 11 days. While there, those who attended toured and stayed in the countries of China, Tha iland, Taiwan, and Japan. They visited monuments, museums, and partook in local traditions.

"It was literally meeting a whole new world," said junior Sion Bissessar. "It was like nothing I have ever experienced before."

Among the most popular stops, were The Forbidden City, and viewing some of Shanghai's tallest sky scrapers like the Shanghai Tower, and the Jin Mao Tower.

''This was a way for me lo branch out and experience a culture that I had never experienced before," said junior Raul Sague. "My favorite location was the Great Wall of China."

Most students did not know each other well before the fter visiting several different locations, students and faculty take a moment and pose In front ' Shanghai's tallest sky scrapers.

trip, but all definitely returned a little wiser and closer as brothers.

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While taking a break, senior Gulllermo Amore teaches the little boy how to lllp a water bottle.

Many of the local chlldren enjoyed spending time with the volunteers.

After working on the bridge, the seniors take a break to eat lunch on a hill by the river. Everyday, the entire group would eat down by the river as the seniors engaged with the locals.

Taking part In the assembly lfne, seniors Nlcolas Smith, Alexls Agreda and lgnaclo Lopez-Castro pass buckets of wet concrete

along.

Shoveling sand and rocks, seniors Francisco Leon, Bernardo Poulat, Francisco Garcia

and Christopher Moustalo 1111 up the wheel barrel.

By: Jose Toledo Unlike any other school, 65 seniors traveled to the Dominican Republic over the summer to build a bridge for the local community. This mission work has been a tradition in the school for the past 35 years, and last year was no exception.

Last summer, the seniors flew to Santo Domingo, where they boarded a bus and drove to the town of La Estancita in Harabacoa. The students, faculty and alumni who traveled stayed in this small village, where they slept, worked, ate, prayed, and celebrated the liturgy everyday.

HMy favorite part of the trip was when we had a break from work and were able to play baseball with the kids In the village," said senior Matthew Pulles.

While most of the students were down by the river mixing and pouring concrete, a few students would head over to the medical center and interview families that came for medical checkups.

"It was humbling lo see these people live most of their lives sick and how we can help them in so many ways," said senior Sebastian Chamizo.

For nine days the students worked eight hours to construct the bridge.

Near the finished bridge, a sign was placed in Spanish that translate to "BYM Closs of '18, built in memory of Waysl Portuondo" (It

Working hand in hand with the local villagers, the students forged new friendships

grandmother of three students who IM::lre on this mission when st

and strengthen old ones. The experience proved to be a most memorable one for all who participated.

"It was a great experience to help these people who desperately needed this bridge," said senior Alessandro Billau. "It is an experience I will never forget."

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passed away). The students chose to stay and finish the job memory of their grandmother. On the last day of the trip, Father WIii Garcia-Tunon, SJ celebrated mass with the students and the locals c the completed bridg

tarting with Prayer, Dr. Marla Cristina Reyes-Garcia and Juniors Robert Curbelo, David Raez, Andre Hall, and Lucas Miguez begin their day In CLC communicating with ;od ln the dining hall. Groups mat throughout the school with their group leaders to listen and share Ideas with each other.

Community in~

By: Andres Maza

Every Tuesday, students and teachers came together to pray, have conversations and listen to one another. The Christian Life Community, better know as CLC, was popular among all students, but especially for new students who could make friends and connect with their peers.

"I like CLC because we can abandon the daily stress and focus on faith," said sophomore Gabriel Pupo.

"It helps us to see that we have people that will be there for us even when we feel alone."

The CLC groups also helped students to strengthen their faith with

God. Director of Campus Ministry Mr. Roberto Artiz helped make the CLC environment welcoming, fun, and comfortable for all students. The goal was for students to express their innermost thoughts In an attempt to find the light in their paths.

"CLC has helped me strengthen my faith by ref lecting on my actions daily," said sophomore Nicholas Oyarzun.

The groups met throughout the year, and included students from every grade. The Christian Life Community was one more way that this school was different that the rest.

A sixth grade group gets together to discuss the topic of the day during CLC Tuesday. This was the group's first meeting of the year led by their group leader and theology teacher Mrs. Kathleen Mackle.

In a discussion about stengthenlng relotlonshlps with God, theology teacher Ms. Angle Fernandez and her group of sophomores Including Rafael Queiroz, Gabriel Pupo, Kristian Perez, Henry Noy, Antoni Estopinan, and Nicholas Oyarzun. According to the group, these meetlngs reenerglzed them and prepared them for the week.

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While sophomores Rafael Bru and Arsenlo Moussa have a conversation, Bru slides his hand across Mousse's neck for saylng something that didn't make any sense. The trend was called 'necking' and was practiced among students of every grade.

Walklng out to the football field, seniors Jose Plasencla and Joseph Cruz texture senior Roberto Lacasa. Texturing was the folding of one's hand and repeated ly cupping the person with that hand. The nolse produced was considered unusual and funny. The trend quickly spread throughout the senior class and was soon seen throughout the entire school.

With hands pointed lo emphasize the action, eighth graders Bryan Bjorkman and Nicholas Diaz give each other the "B01". This trend picked up early last year among the middle school students as a way to call each other oul

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overnight sensation and simply stuck in the daily conversation that students had with each other.

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Certain things just never die down. Texturing and "dating" were among the biggest trends to hit the school. In the school,

said 'da ting' and it's stuck ever since," said Garcia.

Another common trend among the students was

there were certain things that the students just loved so much that

pointing out with the "B01". When a student heard another

they could never die down, even after years of practicing. A prime

student say something completely off the wall, they pointed

example was "texturing" which was started by senior Marcos De la

with a firm hand and yelled out "B01!". This trend became

Hoz during his sophomore year.

so popular that students in every single grade were doing it

"The idea came to me when I was patting my friend on the

around the school, after school, and even on their own times

back and it made a cool sound," said De La Hoz. "I had no idea

when hanging out with friends. otherwise known as the

at the time that the trend would spread throughout the entire school

friendly roast, the B01 was often heard during the lunch hour

and become a craze among students in all grades."

at school.

"Dating", correctly said as "the thing" was a slang phrase

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"I was trying to say 'the thing' and I got lazy and just

"Saying B01' is just an easy and friendly way to roas1

that also picked up quickly among the students this past year. The

one of your friends," said junior Sebastian Perez. "It's both

trend, which was started by senior Francisco Garcia became an

funny and gets the point across to your friend."

STUDENT LIFE

alllng on his optim ist sail boat, freshman Samuel Clark enjoys sailing on the ,eekends. Clark started sailing when he was seven years old and qua lifie d for an 1ternotlonal co mpetitio n In Italy that held the record for the largest regatta In the world )r the optimist class.

It was no wonder that with all the school work, homework, and extra curricu lar activities, that students took up hobbies to help them disconnect from the dally stresses of school. Whether it was artistic or athletic, students found an outlet where they could try something new or simply enjoy a personal hobby.

A prime example of personal hobbies could be seen with junior Christopher Galllano who loved the ocean and surfed in his spare time. He loved the ocean so much that he became certified to be a life guard at the local beach.

"My favorite place to surf was Santa Cruz, California because the waves lined up perfectly,'' said Galliano.

A land lover, junior Manuel Becerra enjoyed hunting in his spare time. He traveled to central Florida several times during the year to hunt for duck. Alongside his two hunting dogs Luna and Sky, Becerra sharpened his hunting skills with every trip he made to the hunting grounds.

All the personal hobbies helped to create a more diverse student body. Students often shared their experiences through stories and pictures on Mondays when they returned to school.

What do you do in your spare time ?

Rublks Cube e nt husiast Junior Brandon VIiia atte mpts to solve the cube In record time. VIiia participated In four different Rublks Cube tournaments In Orlando.

Taking center stage, Junior Jacob Colllns perform s 'The Barber of Seville' In the Miami Lyric Opera. Collins was a tenor and the young est p erformer In this opera group.

Worki ng on his drawing , seventh grader Daniel Delgado perfe cts his a nimation skllls. Delgado was only five when he started drawing In his sketch pod.

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Fantasy Foo ball By: Andres Maza

Fantasy football was a very popular game played all over the country. Each year many students gathered together before the NFL season began, and they took part in a draft where each player picked which profootball player they wanted to have play on their team for the season.

After selecting 16 players, they chose 9 that would start for the upcoming week. Each position had their own point system giving them points based on their performance during their games. The better the player performed, the more points their team received. Each week they competed against each other, and whoever had the most points won the game.

Seniors Jorge Vizcarrondo, Lucas Verdeja, Eric Mena, Javan Rice, Rogelio Consuegra, Cristian Garcia, Francisco Garcia, Mark Garrigo, Bernardo Poulat, and Carlos Diaz created a league last year that was extremely competitive.

"Fantasy football is something I look forward to every year," said Mena. "It's always fun to compete against friends and gain bragging rights over them when I win."

Fantasy football games were often held before and after school, as well as during the lunch hours. On occasion, they moved on to the later hours of the day when students used the internet to connect and make their trades.

Laughing at the score, seniors Carlos Diaz and Jovan Rice react when finding out the results of their match up. Both students hove been ploylng fantasy football since the middle school.

Creating their game pion, seniors Eric Mena and Crlsllan Garcia decide which players are going to start for their teams. The two were known to hove a blg rivalry against one another competing for the best record.

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SOPHOMORE SEBASTIAN ALONSO Norma lly, students are called by their first or last name. In this school, students often go by nicknames. Nickna mes were earned th rough simple things such as versions of a name such as 'Smitty' for senior Nicolas Smith.

Other nicknames were earned from experiences they had at school. Such was the case for senior

Michael Aparicio who received the nickname 'Micro' after placing another student's g lasses in a hotel microwave during a field trip.

Nicknames were a very common thing around school. No matter what name you came into the school with, the chances of leaving with a brand new nickname was always very likely.

Slowmo, bogged his name during one of his football games, when his coach called him out for going loo slow, and rt stuclc with the team.

SENIOR ROGELIO CONSUEGRA

JUNIOR ALEJANDRO SUAREZ

This nickname has been with Roach even before he was In Belen. He got the nickname from a derivative of his real name, Rogelio.

When his English teacher handed him a detention, and he looked at her In despair, she told him that he looked Just like a

Puppy.

Sixth grader Nacho did not get

Seventh grader Woggl earned his

Elghth grader Curious Goorgg

Freshman Zay acqulrl!d his nlck:name

his name from the popular movie starring Jack Block, but rather from the shortened version given lo all lgnoclos In Spain.

nlclcnome by standing out from the crowd. The name simply stuck ofter a counselor In summer camp called him by this nome.

gained his nickname from his unusuol spliced do, which always received a greot deal of attention.

when one of his teachers occldentolly messed up his name when taking attendance.

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A Most Unusual Bu~l,et List What is one unusual thing you would like to do?

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Yeah, I would like to travel to every single country In the world, wnynot?

If would be amaztng If I could ride a huge monster truck/ I want to crosh lfny cars/

I actually want to cliff dive o/i of somewhere high, thars actually pretty cool

A bunch of youtubers are taking baths In coke so I want le do /ta/so.

Carlos Sosa - 12th

Javier Mariscal - 11th

Adam Magoulas - 8th

Gabriel Gonzales - 6tl

Most students have seen things on YouTube or the internet that they would like to do in their own

so popular such as the Golden Gate Bridge ls definitely something I'd love to do," said Arana.

lives. Skydiving, bungee jumping, and even racing cars can often be found in the bucket lists of many middle and

Some bucket lists were so strange and personal that there was no way their bucket list could

high school students. Although such items are popular among the regular crowd, the students in this school have

be made up. Such as eighth grader Andres Garzon who life long dream was to take pictures in outer space.

above, was one of those people.

He always wanted to swim with

a much different list of items gracing their all time bucket list must do's.

Seventh grader Nicholas

"I really like outer space, so taking a picture in outer space would be something I'd definitely want to

Great White sharks. He planned to travel to areas where this type of shark lived naturally and jump

Arana has always wanted to bungee

jump off the Golden Gate Bridge.

"I've always loved the thrill

do," said Garzon.

Some bucket lists included adventures so dangerous and

in the water with these dangerous creatures.

Bucket lists could say a

and rush of adrenaline different adventures give me, so bungee jumping off of something so high and

terrifying that most people wouldn't want to go through with them. Junior Christopher Menendez, pictured

lot about a person. In the case of some students, It revealed their very unique personalities.

STUDENT LIFE

The senior section gets hyped up In the end zone during the opening football game against lmmaculata Lasalle. The seniors took over the official senior section ofter waiting so many years to get there.

In full theme, the seniors dressed as cowboys charged the field after the game ended. NQur student section Is always better, even when we ore the visitors," sold senior Alexis Agreda.

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Running with the flag seniors Jose Chaviano, Jonathan Bardltch, and Cristian Tinoco get the crowd at the Columbus game on their feet The seniors charged the field In togas and kept the energy going for the football players as well as the general crowd of fans who attended this game.

As the lights go down at Tropical Park stadium, the seniors In their togas keep the spirits up. "You could feel the tension In the air that day," said senior James Brenton Mums. 'We hod the lime of our lives."

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Hanging out In the senior lounge, seniors Alessandro Blllau and Nicolas Sosa show

off their fa11oirle sock designs. Students showed their tndl\llduallly by sporting socks that shcr.ved their crectMty.

Crazy sock designs were not Just limited to students. Pictured belcr.v, mathematics teacher Mr. Ulises Ordunez rocks his own unique fish socks.

~t! your feet do the One quick glance at the central

expressing oneself, when the uniform

school-year. The best time to view these

patio during an assembly, and the obvious

became dull. The vibrant colors, wacky

outrageous socks were during spirit week,

blue and white uniforms stood out like a

designs, unusual prints, or odd objects

when students were encouraged to give it

sea. Wearing the same uniform every day

were some of the ways students could show

all they had for the sake of school spirit.

could definitely get plain and boring, so of

their personalities. From sushi to superman,

course, a little bit of color and individuality

you could find a sock for just about any

would be cozzied up in Superman, Batmar

was always a welcome sign.

theme.

and even Aquaman socks. Then of course

The daily images of white buttondown, navy blue pants, brown/black belt

enjoy wearing colorful socks is that I have

and tie seemed rather grey, but a closer

the opportunity to express myself," said

look revealed an array of colors and

sophomore John Lee.

patterns emerging from the brown shoes.

Socks!

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It did not stop there though, as

If the theme was "superhero", fee·

there was the holidays, sporting events, teams and plain and simple wacky.

"I really like that students are ablE to wear socks that are unique and define their personal tastes," said Dean of Men

students mixed and matched their socks to

Mr. Thomas De Quesada. "I, myself, prefe

specific occasions happening during the

lo wear the Dolphins socks."

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What's on your Eating has never been taken lightly 1the school. The silence that permeated 1roughout the school during the lunch ours demonstrated that while appetites 1ere take care of, there was room for little lse.

Outside of the school setting, ~eding the body was equally important. ✓ hile there were conventional meals, there

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The most unconvenllonal lunch I've had was a raw hamburger.

Matthew Vina - 6th grade

were always students willing to try unusual and rare delicacies.

"I don't really care what's being served as long as I am full when the lunch period ends," said seventh grader Emilio Carbonell.

There were very few things that ravenous young men would not try.

Students who went on the Overseas Study

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Robert Curbelo - 11th grade

By, Michael Aparicio

Program to Asia savored new foods such as stinky tofu and blood sausage, proving that the stomach of a young boy could surpass any culinary endeavour, as long as he was hungry.

"With the addition of the new and improved cafeteria, I've been able to try foods I never knew existed," said junior Jorge Rodriguez.

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One time I lost a bet and I ate dog food.

Stefano Pinto - 11th grade

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With his own custom radio Insta ll ed, senior Javier Saumell turns the music loud In his 2005 Hond a Civic. "The old head unit Just wasn't doing the trick, so I Insta ll ed this one and I couldn 't be happier! " Stayi ng sa fe on th e roads, senior Sebastian Chamlzo has a dashboard cell phone mount to keep his phone from being a distraction . Cell phone mounts were popular among drivers since they were so safe and easy to use.

What's in your trunl{?

In my car. I never really have lfme to take It oul or I forget.

I keep my shoes In the trunk of my car Just In case some friends 'Mlnt to play.

Air freshener Is esentlal In my car. My friends always slink It up/

Eloy Fernandez -12th

Carlos Gamez - 12th

Victor Castro - 12th

I always keep my lacrosse stuff

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Front to "B By: Javier Arazoza & Jose To ledo

Cars were definitely one of the things young men looked forward to during high school.

The thought of being free on the open road, playing your own music, not having anyone to tell you what to do, was simply great. Having your own car also allowed you to customize it to suit your own needs.

Customizing rides were very popular among the students for their cars because it showed their individuality. Some of the modifications most students would do included sub woofers, speakers, engine changes, new radios, seat covers, among others .

"Sub woofers are a great way to keep the party going, even when you're alone in the car.

You can hear people with sub woofers comi ng from a mile away," said senior Christian Martinez.

Modifications didn't have to be things that were built into the car. They could be anything at all that was added or changed to show your personality. This could include a dancing hula girl on the dashboard, such as the one senior Joshua Collins· had.

"My grandfather got it for me to make

my car look tacky. It gives my car some character because it's very rare; I've seen it on very few cars," said Collins.

Most people took great pride in their rides, including seniors Gabriel Dacal and Daniel Corrado who both drove classic BMW E30's and shared a passion for cars . Both seniors even attended car shows together on occasions.

"Modifications are a great way to make your car really unique to yourself," said senior Nicolas Rodriguez who drove a 2006 BMW X3 .

With 200 parking spots on campus, each student was ecstatic to show off his wheels and ,Ing up the music, sen ior Christian Martinez shows off his dual Titan sub woofers In th e back of hi s 2003 J 4Runner. Sub woofers and other accessories for car stereos were very common among students looki ng to cheap, fun, and easy custo m modificati on to their rides.

took the opportunity to show off their personality.

From the dashboard to the trunk, what you saw on there could be best described as most unusual.

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We gel,~ By: Jose Toledo

Every year, the school hosted a homecoming week for the students. The week was a dress-down week, meaning the students did not have to wear the regular uniform . The Student Council chose certain themes for the students to wear that showed their school spirit.

Themes ranged from America Monday when the students wore their most patriotic attire.

On Jersey Tuesday, students showed off their favorite athletes or pro teams by wearing a sports jersey. A student favorite was Wednesday with Clash of the Classes, when each grade unified to wear one specific theme.

"All the homerooms decided to dress as nerds so that we could show school spirit and be funny at the same time," said sophomore Enrique Sori.

The week finished off with a pep rally led by the senior class. Last year, the pep rally was moved to the week after hom ecoming due to weather inclement.

"It was very exciting to be the leaders of our first pep rally after watching the upperclassmen for seven years lead us," said student council president senior Felipe Pardo.

After that it was time for the homecoming football game. Students of all grades com e out to support their team. Last year the school hosted G. Holmes Braddock High School in a district rivalry game. The Wolverines beat the Bulldogs 44-24, which meant the team was one more win away from becoming district champions for a fourth year in a row.

Firing a kick betwee n the posts, seventh g rader Darien Torres makes th e field goal. Two teams, o ne composed of st udents and the other faculty, competed In the dizzy bat field goal chall enge.

Displayi ng thei r patrioti sm on America Monday, se niors Timothy Mackle a nd Marlow Marlmon walk the hall s. Each day d uring the week was a different theme so the students cou ld show their sc hool spirit.

ArrlVl ng at the homecoming ga me, th e senior class gathers In the student section. The theme chosen by student council was swimwear.

The seniors attended th e game In

bathing suits with floalles, Inflatable anima ls, water guns, a nd a variety of hats .

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Battling In the final round, Junior Andre Rodz and Dr. Lawrence Goodall duel . The rounds were comprised of a runn ing event, a first round duel, then a final battle against Dr. Goodall .

Hyping up the crowd ot students, vice president senior Deiter Prusslng goes from grade to grade to see who Is the loudest. Each grade was represented at the pep rally In a specific locatlon In the De La Cruz Stadium.

Sprinting to the finish In the 100 meter dash, Mr. Javier Cruz, Mr. Asis Lopez, and Mr. Michael Santana race on the track. The students also participated In this event, and the winner of each race moved on to the next event.

Competing In the obstacle course, seniors Matthew Putles and Christopher Moustafa collide In the zorb. The event ended wi th a match up of the student body

presiden t against the vice president.

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Counseling 4 English 26 Humanities Math 28

Modern Languages 29 P.E.

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Guidance is ~ By: Gabriel Apa ricio

The school's counsel ing department was unlike any other. Whereas most schools have one set of counselors, this school had three sets of counselors available for the different needs of students.

The students had the academic counselors who helped with the daily stresses of school. There were also spiritual counselors who helped students with their spiritual growth and assisted in strengthening their relationships with God. They were often seen around the hallways ta lking one on one with students.

"Its great to have a spiritual counselor to lean on whenever I'm feeling a need for spiritua l guidance or lack of faith. Father Suarez has helped me for the past two years," said senior Felipe Pardo.

Finally, as early as the sophomore year, students were assigned a col lege counselor to guide them through the process of college acceptance. These counselors knew their stuff when it came to SAT/ACT scores, letters of recommendation, and specific

requirements by each university.

All the available counsel ing assistance helped every student to succeed in and out of school.

"My counselor is very inspirational, she teaches me to be careful with what I say and helps me every day to become a man," said eighth grader Gabriel Baez.

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Paying Mr. Ladesma a visit, senior Ramon Muchacho and Juniors Eric Diaz ar Slelano Plnlo listen to the cou nselor's advice. Mr. Ledesma was th e coun selor for n Junior elm In the college counseling office, senior Roberto Lacasa speaks with Mr. Sever Chambers about his pla ns for the future. Ea ch college bound student was a ssig ned college cou nselor every yec

Taking a moment to reflect, senior Ivan Pachon sits down to talk about how his spi ritual lite Is with his spi ritual counselor Father Francisco Permuy, SJ. The office doors of the spiritual cou nselors were always open to e,;ery sing le student.

In the midst of college dead lines, senior Francisco Barrera plans out hi s stra tegy with Mrs. Lisa Peterson. The col lege process for students began as early as their sophomore year.

In the counseling center, freshmen Nicholas Perez-Abreu and Sebastian Llanes stop to say hello to Mrs. Kimberl y Homans. Students were welcomed In the counseling center at any time to discuss their persona l Issues.

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Competitive By: Anthony Ablnad er

Basketball, football, and relay races are not usua lly associated with reading and writing . However, some of the classes in the English department took literature to the physical level.

"The challenge is to push ourselves mentally as well as physica lly," said junior Brandon Moran.

British literature teacher Ms. Cristina Ramirez classes enjoyed throwing something total ly different at her students by having them participate in different vocabulary related activities that required physical activity. For example, in vocab relays juniors went outside with a list of vocabulary word s and they did a series of running events. After the running events, students ran back to their lists and began to wrote sentences for each word.

The teams that finished all relays faster would have more time to write the sentences.

"It makes the class a lot more fun when we can go outside," said junior Matthew Villalba . "I have also learned to work better as a team with my classmates."

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Crossing the finish line, j un ior Slon Blssessar gave his a ll to w in the race. His w gave his team more time lo finish the voca bulary challeng, Fa r above: In the De La Cruz Stad ium, juni ors Zachary Jimenez and Andres Lor race to break t he lie with juniors Matthew Vlabla and Christian Menendez. Viabl and Menendez went on to win the ra ce fo r their tear

Drama and acting

year that an acting class was

classes were known to be bold,

also incorporated into the high

lively, and energetic. In the drama

school curriculum, giving high

classes, students were required to

school students the opportunity to

bring out their inner thespian and

pursue a possible career in the

perform monologues, dialogues,

performing arts.

ensemble groups, and even

The students also

musical pieces . Students could

performed in the two annual plays

take drama as an elective as

that the department directed. In

early as sixth grade, and continue

addition, students performed for

throughout their high school

the English classes throughout the

career.

year. The casts worked closely to "Mr. Padura's class is

really fun, " said sixth grader

put on the shows. " It's really something

Brandon Zhan. I will definitely

special when you have a sense of

take this class again in high

family forming within the cast and

school."

crew of our shows," said junior Last year was the first

Beltran Ulloa.

Th e midd le school's acting class Incl uding seventh grad ers Kyle Quintana and Nicholas Lebena, practice an exercise tor thei r upcoming test ca lled 'th e mirror' . Th is exercise Improved their tea mwork a bilities a nd hel ped students buil d stage presen ce.

Far above: Approaching th e podium, juni or Andres Larrea, prepares to do his monolog ues In front of hi s class. The a ssig nment Included reciting a three minute monolog ue, and accepti ng th e feedback of his onlooking peers.

In first on stage performance, sophomore Antonio Gomez acts a scene chosen by hi s teacher. Even though this was his fi rst year In acting and he had no prior experience, Gomez

confidently showed everyone 1he skill s he learned In class so far.

Unlike the typical o ne person monologue, sixth g rad er AJ Perez performed his act with fellow sixth grad ers Javl Brito and Danlel Real. This on stage exercise was frequently perform ed by th e drama students .

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After class, Mr. Bruce Teachey explains the 68-95-99.7 rule to seniors Victor Castro and Alejandro Pacios. Mr. teachey, who taugl Statistics, made it a point to demonstrate in every single class the real life use of the knowledge that the students learned that dO'

By: Lucas Verdejo

What are theD~? where ESPN gets their stats from. It also

years, and even make predictions basec

took their senior year was statistics.

allows us to learn about statistics in a

on the numbers.

Mathematics teacher and basketball

way that regular teaching would not be

coach Mr. Bruce Teachey taught this

able to demonstrate," said senior Andres

write an observation paper that includec

course.

Caputo.

what had changed through the years,

One class most students

One unusual and clever way

and what an accurate prediction would

to get his students' full attention was by

project, students had to create four

explaining the material using sports as

different graphs showing the differences

an example. Mr. Teachey assigned a

of their chosen teams throughout the

of the year because it was not overly

project to all his students using college

years in points scored, points allowed,

complicated and it was interesting to se1

football. The goal was to show the

yards gained, and yards allowed.

where teams were ten years ago," said

team 's progression in a span of ten years, using accrued statistics .

"This project teaches you exactly

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Fina lly the student was asked to

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Doing this gave the students a

be for that specific team.

"This was my favorite project

senior Marcos de la Hoz. "I never knew

good sense of just how much the team of

math played such an important role in

their choice had changed in the past ten

daily life."

Viva By: Roberto Gonzalez

Hispanic Heritage month was a time when the school went all out. Last year the Modern Lang uages department hosted the festival October 12th in the school gym. Decorated with home made pinalas and flags from the many countries represented by the student body, the gym looked more like the United Nations than a regular school gymnasium.

"The pinatas and all the decorat ions looked awesome, and they were a lot of fun to make," said sophomore Gabriel Pupo.

In this unique celebration, some students from all grade levels and races celebrated their Hispan ic cultures and shared the many traditions from their native countries. From local dishes to native music, students were able lo show off their pride for their ethnicity.

"I believe that th is festival is a perfect way for everyone to connect with the multitudes of cultures," said sophomore Miguel Walsh .

Arepas, croquetas, and tequenos were among some of the most popular snacks at the festiva l. All who attended definitely had the opportunity to try new flavors, and witness the variety of cu ltures that were found in the school.

Students working In the Dominica n Republic booth hand out samples of the traditiona l Dominica n cu isine. The students themselves either cooked or bought the food that was passed out at the fair.

Leading everyone In prayer, Father WIiiie Garcia-Tunon, SJ kicks off the Modern Languages Fair. The fair took place In the school gym.

Far above: Representing th e Mexica n booth, sophomores Luis Gutierrez, Christopher Alvarez and Nicolas Poveda, give a demonstration on the Mexica n culture. A favo rite of this booth was the nacho chips and Jarrltos soda.

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From across the _JJ, w,() By: Christopher Mazo

Physical Education was not a typical class at the school. It all started in the sixth grade when coach Shane Walker taught them how to swim correctly, and the common rules of water polo. The sixth graders learned how to pass, tread , and shoot the ball. " We teach water polo because it takes the sixth graders out of their comfort zone during the school day and teaches them a different sport that most students do not play," said coach Walker.

Coach Gaston Rodriguez also continued the tradition of teaching unusual sports in the PE classes, by teaching European hand ball. Excited to teach something different, Coach Rodriguez brought in the authentic balls used for playing proper European handball. He created tournaments, and even made brackets on his iPad for the students to compete.

"I like being goalie. It's like being the leader of my team and I enjoy the adrenaline of stopping the goals," said seventh grader Aidan Hevia.

Of course the PE classes included typical sports such as basketball and football, but it was always the more different sports

Passing the ball In . seventh grader Dylan Cosgrove looks fo r a open team maf Cosgrove enjoyed hand ball and was one of his favorite spo rts In physica l educatlc

that the students remembered .

With a g roup of sixth g rad ers In the pool, coach Shane Walker watches as they play a ga me of water polo. Sixth g raders also learned and participated In ot her sports su, as swimming, basketball, football and soccer during the yec

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st rucllng his seventh grade class, Mr. Jose Pad Illa explains the correct way to complete the lab. Thi s was the first lab of the year and Mr. Padllla made It s Initiative to make sure tha t the students knew wha t they were doing, and maintaining a safe environment.

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htfseplaying By: Jorge Vizcarrondo

Once a month science teacher Mr. Jose Padilla tried to have at least one lab in his classes. Most students enjoyed a day off from taking notes, and preferred to work with other classmates making experiments.

"Lab days are my favorite days of the month because I get to relax a little while learning at the same time,'' said seventh grader Lucas Jimenez.

Mr. Padilla always kept safety as the primary concern . All students were required to wear goggles at all times, and if they did not they would not be allowed to participate in the lab. Labs ranged from simply looking at microorganisms through the microscope to dissecting animals .

"I feel like I can work to my best potential while participating in labs," said seventh grader Thomas Fanjul.

Labs also helped students to prepare for the Science Fair as well as other competitions throughout the year. Most :,mpletlng thei r first lab of the year, seventh graders Lucas Jimenez and Thomas Fan)ul look throug h th e lcroscope. Jimenez and Fonjut looked foward on completing more labs In their new Physical Sc ience class.

importantly, they presented a very unique way of teaching science.

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Explaining so me of the most Impo rtant moments of the Am erican Civil War, Socia l Studies teacher Mr. Michael Santana wears hi s full w ar uniform in class to help the stud en travel in lim e through hi story. Mr. Santana often dressed up to bring spec ific history lessons to li fe tor all his stud enl

By. Xavier Cer rate

One could say that the Social

"When Mr. Santana dresses up,

many historical figures such as soldiers

Studies department was anything but

it makes the class more entertaining,"

from the Civil War era . While dressed in

ordinary. Teachers p lanned different

said sixth grader William Campo. "It

full civil war gear, students learned abOL

ways to teach the material so that the

a lways makes the lesson more fun and

the effect that gunpowder had on societ·

students could understand and find

easier to understand."

and soldiers during this war.

"All of my students enjoy my

relevance in what was being taught.

Planning these types of events

After all, the material taught by the

not only made students enjoy the history

antiques. Many students have told

history department went as far back as

classes, but it also helped students learn

me they enjoy when I dress up and it

the beginning of mankind.

the material more effectively.

helps them learn the material," said Mr.

A simple power point with words

One of the most creative of

Santana .

All of his students would becom

and pictures would not be enough.

the history teachers was Mr. Michael

Some teachers went as far as dressing

Santana. Mr. Santana dressed up for

ecstatic when they would see their

up as characters from different time

certain classes to help the students

teacher walking down the halls dressed

periods to make sure that the students

understand how some cultures evolved

up as a historical figures . When students

could imagine what it must have been

throughout the years .

saw him dressed up, they knew that the)

like to have lived around a specific time.

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Mr. Santana's costumes included

were in for the lesson of a lifetime.

Learning to give and t,o~~~,,

her peer ministry class, theology teacher Mrs. Sylvia Davalos :tens to her students' Ideas about the next retreat. It was Important Mrs. Davalo s to teach student s to Influence others to grow In faith.

Reading from a theology book and testing students on that same material was a common thing for most teachers to do. Putting the learned material into practice was a completely different thing.

Theology teachers not only taught students about God, but also how to look at things from other people's perspective. Such was the case with theology teacher Dr. Lawrence Goodall who gave his students an assignment that truly put things into perspective. ''This is a tricky project for the students, but they often learn many lessons from it," said Mr. Goodall.

The students were assigned a real living situation, with a salary, a family, and living area . Using this salary, students had to pay for water, food and shelter to keep their families alive. This assignment showed students that often time they may take things for granted . The project

helped the students to be more grateful and appreciative of their families and the many blessings they had.

"This project not only revealed to me how truly blessed I rea lly am, but it also revealed the hardships my family and so many other people had to go through in their lives," said senior Christian Garcia.

Other theology teachers such as Mrs. Sylvia Davalos used art to explain the more difficult theological concepts. Students in her middle school theology class created posters to express their religious experiences, which wee later hung in hallways and display boards placed around the school.

"What makes these projects different is that we don't just learn about religion, but we spread and strengthen other people's faith," said seventh grader Juan Tenera .

Jrlng theology class, Mr. Lawrence Goodal l clarifies some details about the Poverty Project with se niors Jason Khoury and Lucas Zumpano. The students qulckly realized his class that thi s project was a lot more about them than It was about the families they were trying to study.

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Leonardo Abate

Nicholas Abunassar

Alexis Agreda

Angel Agu ilar

Guillermo Amore

"Jf you wish to make an apple pie from scratch you must first Invent the universe."

"I've alv.oys believed If you put In the work the results w/J/ come."

' Love takes up where knowledge leaves oft.•

"JI Is not even the beginning of the end. But It Is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."

"You have to think anyway, so why not think big."

-Carl Sagan

-Michael Jordan

- Winston Church///

-President Donald J. Trump

Ian Anderson

Gabriel Aparicio

Michael Aparicio

Javier Arazoza

Juan-Pablo Arenas Grayet

"I demo//sh my bridges behind me, then there is no choice but forward."

" fough times don 't last, tough people do. "

"One half of knowing what you want Is what you must give up."

"If you can't stop thinking about It, don 't stop v.orklng for It."

"To have prevented one single i

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-Michael Jordan

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Alec Arrizurieta

Kevin Azpiri

Raul Banos

Anthony Barada!

Jonathan Barditch

"Set your goals high, and on't stop till you get there."

"Man Is a universe within himself."

"Always remember that you are absolutely unique, Just /Ike everyone else."

"J have no special talent.

I am only passionately curious."

"if you even think of beating me you'd better wake up and apologize."

-Bo Jackson

-Bob Marley

-Jim Wright

-Albert Einstein

-Muhammad All

Ivan Barral

Francisco Barrera

Christian Bayo

Maxwell Bel isario

Jeremy Bencomo

"Wha tever you are, be a good one."

"There Is nothing permanent but change."

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

''Act as if everything depended on you; trust as if everyth ing depended on God."

"Sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win the war."

-Heradltus

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

-WIii/am M. Thackeray

Nicholas Besada ,II the honey of all the flowers in world is not so sweet as the gall ind vinegar of the Lord Jesus."

-st. Ignatius of Loyola

-SI. /gnat/us of Loyola

-Presiden t Donald J. Trump

Alessandro Billau

Eric Blanco

Alvaro Bodero

Angelo Borges

"Ven/, Vldl, Vici."

"Procrastination Is the art of keeping up with yesterday."

'We accept the love we

"With everything I do, I Just try to be myself. "

- Jul/us Caesar

-Don Marquis

think we deserve."

-Stephen Chbosky

-Kevin Durant

Andrew Burch

Javier Bustamante

Ivan Cabrera

Alejandro Candela

And re Caputo

"I think that Inside every ::/ult Is the heart of a child."

"We're not Just here to take part. We 're here to take over."

"Believe you can and you are half way there."

"You miss 100% of the shots you don 't take."

"The best revenge Is massive success."

-Shlgeru Miyamoto

-Conor McGregor

- Theodore Roosevelt

-Wayne Gretzky

-Frank Sinatra

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Ignacio Cardenal

Luis Casa s

Francisco Castanos

Kyle Castella nos

Robert Cast ro

"What seems to me white, I w/1/ believe black If the hlerarchlcal Church so defines."

"Don't count the days.

Make the days count."

"No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn't trying."

-Tony Robbins

"You won 't have Nixon to kick around anymore. Gentlemen, this is my last press conference."

"I've found that nothing In /lfe Is v.orthwh//e unless yot take risks."

-Richard Nixon

-Denzel Washlngto.

- st. /gnat/us of Loyola

-Muhammad All

Victor Ca stro

Aleja ndro Cepero

Sebastian Cham izo

Gerald Ch a ng

Paul Cha rpen tier

"Ser cu/to es el un/co modo de ser /Jbre."

"Doing nothing Is very hard to do. You never know when you're finished."

"There Is nothing to writing.

All you do Is sit down at a typewriter and bleed."

"Life can only be understood backwards. But It mus t be llved forwards."

"Service to others Is the ren you pay for your room here on earth."

-Jose Marti

-Les/le Nie/sen

- Ernest Hemingway

-Soren Kierkegaard

-Muhammad A

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Drew Chinigo

Lucas Christie

Sebastian Clark

Gabriel Cobas

"The unexamined life Is not worth IIVlng."

"Everybody has talent. It's Just a matter of movtng around unit/ you've discovered what It ts."

" Poets have been mysteriously sllent on the subjed of cheese."

" Never In the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."

"When you say anything In secret, speak as If you werE speaking to the whole world

-Socrates

-<3eorge Lucas

-Winston Churchill

-St. /gnat/us of Loyc

-GIibert K. Chesterton

Joshua Collins

Roge lio Consuegra

Alberto Conti

Aleja nd ro Conti

Daniel Corrado

"We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths."

"Love Is shown more In deeds than In v.ords."

"There Is no talent here, this Is hard v.ork."

"Prudence belongs not to the one who obeys command, but to the one who gives It. "

"You can have any color yo, want, so long as It 's black.''

-Conor McGregor

- st. /gnat/us of Loyola

-Henry Fon

- Walt Disney

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Gabriel Aparicio

Alejandro Corzo

Joseph Cruz

Nicholas Cuesta

Gabriel Dacal

Marcos Dajer

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"He who wonts to do great things in God's service must beware abo1e all else not to be too c/eve~"

"One man with convtdlon w//1 overwhelm a hundred who have only opinions."

''Socialism only works in two places, Hea1en where they don't need it and hell where they already ha1e it."

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but to go."

-Robert Louts Stevenson

-St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Winston Church///

-Ronald Reagan

Marcos De La Hoz

Christopher De La Nuez

Diego De La Vega

Christian De Los Santos

Anthony Delgado

"He who ts not courageous enough to take risks will accompllsh nothing In 1/fe."

"Common sense Is not that common."

"Once you've wrestled, everything else In 1/fe Is

" The best revenge Is massive success."

'There are two guarantees of a wise rule of conduct, the thought before action, and self-command afterword.• - St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Muhammad A ll

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-Volta/re

-Dan Gable

-Frank Sinatra

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Federico Diego

Carlos Diaz

Luis Diaz

Andres Dones

'You can overcome anything, If and only ff you love something enough.'

"Our greatest glory Is not In never fal/Jng, but In rising

"A man who has no Imagination has no wings _"

"There is no substitute for hard work"

''There Is no better wood fo feeding the fire of God's Im than the wood of the Cross.

-Lionel Mess/

-Confucius

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Alex Dovel

Sebast ian Duenas

Anthony Ebbage

Ian Escarra

Ricardo Espina

''The only man who never makes a mistake Is the man who never does anything."

"I'm not competing with somebody else. I'm competing with what I am capable of."

"I love biting more than I can chew and figuring It out."

'To leave God for God's sake /s no loss, but great profit, on the soul's balance sheet."

"You are only given a llttle spark of madness. You mus not lose It."

-Theodore Roosevelt

-Michael Jordan

- Sf_ Ignatius of Loyola

-Robin WIiiiam

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Gabriel Estrada ? difference bet¼een a successful

?rson and others Is not a lack of "ength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of wl/1."

-Vince Lombardi

Daniel Fager

Alan Fernandez

Alejandro Fern andez

Ehren Fernandez

"There ts no good In anything unt/1 ft Is finished."

" The present Is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, Is mine."

" The evils of vanity and vainglory arise from Ignorance and blind self-love."

"My music Is best understood by' children and animals."

-Genghis Khan

-Niko/a Tesla

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Igor stravlnsky

Eloy Fernandez

Lucas Fernandez

Manuel Fernandez

Roberto Fernandez

Ryan Ferna ndez

'Stay hungry, stay fool/sh."

"My whole phllosophy IS about doing, not talking."

"I don 't know what my future holds, but I do know who holds my future."

"It Is not the size of a man but the size of his heart that matters."

"Life Is not a problem to be solved, but a reallty to be experienced."

-Tim Tebow

-Evander Holyfleld

-Soren Kierkegaard

-Sieve Jobs

-Theresa May

the school di ning hall, seniors Jos hua Collins, Carlos Martinez, Andres Maza, Javier Arazoza, Jose Toledo a nd Eduardo Fldalgo show off their graduation rings. The rin g iremo ny took place In October In the schoo l's central patio, bu t was quickly moved to the new dinin g hall when It began to rain.

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Joshua Ferrer

Dan iel Ferro

Eduardo Fida lgo

Alberto Fraga

Antonio Fraga

"Readers are p/entlful, thinkers are rare. "

'The true rellglous Is he who Is wholly free not only from the world but from himself as well."

"Personally I'm always ready to !eam, although I do not always !Ike being taught. "

"My whole 1/fe Is about winning. I don 't Jose often. ! almost never lose."

"Charity and kindness unwed, to truth are not charity one kindness, but deceit and vani

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-Winston Church/II

-President Donald J. Trump

-St. /gnat/us of LO)

-Harriet Martineau

Javier Fraga-Vasquez

Ailor Fungairino

Kevin Galego

Thomas Gall inar

Joseph Gambin

"Better great prudence and ordinary holiness than great holiness and lltt!e prudence."

"Free at last, free at last, thank God A/mighty we are free at last."

"For a man to conquer himself Is the first and noblest of all vldorles.n

"Try to learn something about everything and everything about something. "

"Love the 1/fe you Jtve, /Ive the life you love."

-St. !gnat/us of Loyola

-Dr. Martin Luther King

- Thomas Huxley

-Bob Marte-:

Carlos Gamez

Jose Garces

Ch ristopher Garcia

Cristian Garcia

David Garcia

"A man that stands for nothing w/11 fall for anything. "

"It is God's habit of his goodness to defend most skillfully what the devil attacks most bitter1'f."

"Success is most often achieved by those who don 't know that fa/lure Is Inevitable."

"Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad Judgement. "

"It's always good to be underestimated. "

-St. /gnat/us of Loyola

-Coco Chanel

-Simon Bo/Ivar Bucker, Jr.

-MalcolmX

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Eric Garcia

Francisco Garcia

Hugo Garcia

Fernando Garcia-Chacon

Jorge Garcia-Sarraff

"It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you don't stop."

"Nothing worthy of God can be done without earth being set In uproar and hell's legions roused."

"Accomplishment w/11 prove to be a journey, not a destination. n

"Supreme excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting."

"One rare and exceptional deed Is worth far more than thousand commonplace onei

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

- Dwight D. Eisenhower

-Sun Tzu

- st. /gnat/us of Loya

-Confucius

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Mark Garrigo

Daniel G iacosa

Andres Gomez

Kyle Gomez

Matthew Gomez

Vhen )'OU're good at something, Ju'/1 tell everyone. When you 're ~at at something, they'll tell you."

"If you 're going through /Jell, keep going."

"Death is not the greatest loss in life.

The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive. Never surrender."

'In order to succeed, your des ire for success must be greater than your fear of failure.•

"Map out your future, but do It In pencf/."

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"Some people want tt to happen, some people wish It would happen, others make ft happen."

"It ts hard to fall, but ft ts \\Orse never to have tried to succeed."

"The only way to be totally free ts through education."

-Michae l Jordan

-Theodore Roosevelt

-Jose Marti

-/ch/re Suzuki

-George Santayana

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Nicholas Guthrie

Jared Hart

Andrew Hernandez

Eduardo Hernandez

"The man who sets about making others better Is wasting his time, unless he begins with himself."

'It Is not hard to obey when we Jove the one whom we obey.'

"Some people want It to happen, some wish It would happen, other make It happen. •

"Bu/Id your own dreams or someone else w/11 hire you to bu/Id theirs."

"We are what we Imagine ourselves to be."

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- st. Ignatius of Loyola

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-Farrah Grey

-Kurt Vonnegt

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John Herrera

Jorge Iglesias

Kasser Ismail

Justin Izqu ierdo

'It Is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey.'

'You have to think an)'¼'Oy, so why not think big."

"Every man should pull a boat over a mountain once In his 1/fe."

"Man suffers only because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun."

'True, I am In love with suffering, but I do not know If I deserve the honor.'

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-President Donald J. Trump

- Werner Herzog

-Alan Watts

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"You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream."

'God gives each one of us sufficient grace ever to know His holy w/1/, and to do It fully.•

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'One rare and exceptional deed Is worth far more than a thousand commonplace ones.•

/t Is a poor mind Indeed which can1 think of at least two ways to spell any word."

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'7he cave you fear to enter holds the treasures you seek. 1'

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"SIience Is golden when you can't think of a good answer."

" Tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of this world."

'Prudence belongs not to the one who obeys command, but to the one who gives It."

'He who forgets himself In the service of God may be assured that God w/11 not forget Him.•

"Agolnst the assault of laughter nothing can stand.

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Brandon Lubian

Ti mothy Mackle

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Hugo Marin

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"If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough."

"This too shall pass ."

"lnte/1/gence without ambition Is a bird without

" There Is nothing permanent except change."

"I am the master of my fate I am the captain of my soul.

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

"The only thing worse than being blind Is having sight but no vision. •

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"Anyone can see the adversity in a difficult situation, but it takEs a stronger person to see the opportunity."

"Now this is not the end. Jt is not even the beginning of the end.

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"Everything you've ever wanted Is on the other side of fear."

"Work like there's someone working 24 hours a day to take It away from you."

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- George Addair

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"You wish to reform the world: reform yourself, otherwise your efforts w//1 be In vain.•

"J always knew J was going to be rlch. I don't think J ever doubted It for a minute."

"Js life not a thousand times too short tor us to bore ourselves."

"There are two guarantees of a wise rule of conduct: the though before action, and self.command afterward."

"Go forth and set the world

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"If you don 't stand for something, you wlll fall for everything."

"Let go and Let God."

"Place before your eyes a s models for im itation, not the weak and cowardly, but the fervent and courageous."

"Your heart Js not so narrow that the world can satisfy It entirely; nothing but God can fl/I It.•

"Keep your eyes on the sta and your feet on the grounc

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Luke O'Flaherty

Matthew O lesen

Ivan Pachon

Alejandro Pacios

"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.''

"The test of every religious, political, or educational system is the man which it forms."

"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reasons for existing."

"God gives each one of us sufficient grace ever to know His holy will, and to do it fully."

-Henri Frederrc Amie/

-Albert Einstein

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-St. Augustine

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Juan Pereira

Allred Perez

Andres Perez

Mario Perez

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

"Pain is temporary but glory is forever."

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

"I feel like I'm too busy writing history to read about it."

"One rare and exceptional deed is wo rth far more than a thousand commonplace ones."

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-Philippians 4:13

-Konye West

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Winston Churchill

Nichola s Perez-Blanco "here is nothing noble in being ;perior to your feilow mon: true )bilrty is being superior to your forroer se,1l.''

-Ernest Hemingway

Julian Piedrahita

Jose Plasencia

Bernardo Pou lat

Hunter Prin d le

"in order lo succeed, we must first believe that we can

"Sorry losers and halers, but my 10 1s one of the highest.''

"You miss 1005-c of /he sho/s you don't take."

"The bes/ revenge is

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-Wayne Gretzky

massive success."

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Alejandro Pujals

Matthew Pulles

Javan Rice

Sean Rie ra

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

"Act as ii everything depended on you; trust as if everything depended on God "

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

"Never give up. Failure and rejection are only the first step to succeeding.''

"They don't think it be like it is, but it do."

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-Oscar Gamble

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" Either I w111 find a way or I w//1 make one."

"Imagination ls more Important than knowledge."

"If you look really closely, most overnight successes took a long time."

"It ls better to be hated for

"Wanting to be someone else ls a was te of the person you are."

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-Albert Einstein

-Andre Gide

-Kurt Cobalr

Evan Rojas

Carlos Romero

Andres Ros

Juan Rubio

Daniel Sal inas

"Never let your schooling Interfere with your education. "

"There ls no better wood for feeding the fire of God's love than the wood of the Cross."

"Dtsctpllne ts choosing between what you want now and what you want most."

"If God makes you suffer greatty, It ts a sign that he wants to make you a great saint. "

"We must learn to live together as brothers, or we wlll perish together as fools:

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Daniel Sanchez

Javier Saumell

Joseph Schultz

"No man has a good enough memory to be a successful liar."

"History w//1 be kind to me for I Intend to write It. "

"The evils of vanity and vainglory arise from Ignorance and blind self.love."

"Charity and kindness unwedded to truth are not charity and kindness, but deceit and vanity."

"How can mirrors be real If our eyes aren't? "

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- St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Jadan Smith

-Abraham Lincoln

Matthew Schultz

Adrian Senra

Kearan Singh

Andres Smith

Nicolas Smith

"It does not matter how slowly you go, as Jong as you don't stop."

"You have to think anyway, so why not think big."

"It IS God 's habit of his goodness to defend most sk/1/fully what the devil attacks most bitterly •

"Pertedlon Is not attainable, but If we chase perfection we can catch excellence."

"Memories have to be our most painful blessing."

-President Donald J. Trump

- st. Ignatius of Loyola

-Vince Lombardi

-Kanye West

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Anthony Soler

Carlos Sosa

Carlos Enrique Sosa

Nicolas Sosa

Harrison Stoker

"Look here, J have succeeded at last In fetching some gold from the sun."

"Bel/eve you can and you're half way there."

"Jf you Jove 1/fe, don't waste time, for time Is what 1/fe Is made up of."

"J came /Ike a king, J Jett /Ike a legend."

"Every battle Is won beforE It's even fought."

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-Theodore Roosevelt

-Bruce Lee

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Christian Tinoco

Nicolas Tobon

Jose Toledo

Humberto Torres

"Better great prudence and ordinary ho//ness than great holiness and little prudence."

"Follow your bliss and the universe w/11 open doors for you where there were only 'Ml/ls."

'Time Is a game played beaut/fully by children.•

"Everything has been figured out except how to /Ive."

"Today I w/1/ do what othen won't, so tomorrow I can accompllsh what others can';

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-Joseph Campbell

-Jean Paul Sartre

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Roger Torres

Alejandro Toyos-Sitjes

Placido Valdes

Carlos Vela

David Velasco

"Leaming never exhausts the mind."

"The future depends on wha t \M? do In the present. "

"Music ts the language of God."

'It Is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey.'

"Once I saw a bee drown In honey, and I understood."

-Mahatma Ghandl

- Ludwig von Beethoven

- St. Ignatius of Loyola

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-Leonardo da Vinci

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Jorge Vizcarrondo

"And those who were seen 1elng were thought to be Insane r those who could not hear the music."

"Don1 count the days, make the days count."

"It does not matter how slowly you go, as Jong as you don1 stop."

"Knowledge ts knowing a tomato Is a fruit wisdom Is not putting It In a fruit salad."

"A man who views the same at 50 as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his 1/fe."

-Friedrich Nietzsche

-Muhammad All

-MIies Kington

-Muhammad All

-Confucius

Diego Yaffar

Conner Yurkon

Lucas Zumpano

"One rare and exceptional ?ed Is worth far more than a ousand commonplace ones."

"I smelt a rat. "

"There ts no greater agony than bearing an untold story Inside you."

- st. lgnotlus of Loyola

-Patnck Henry

-Maya Angelou

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Tyler Abella ·edo Abilahoud Rosa Anthony Abinader Dominic Abreu Ignacio Aguilar Cesar Aguzzi Armando Albert

A lberto Arazoza Carlos Ariza Gabriel Arteaga Orlando Baella Joseph Balerdi Luis Balerdi Rodrigo Barquero

Manuel Becerra Giancarlo Benitez Ryan Bermudez Lucia no Betlocchi Sion Bissessar Lucas Blanco Manuel Bruzos

Daniel Bustos Jose Bustos Bruno Buzaneli Pietro Buzaneli Julian Caballero Guillermo Cadima Marlin Caicedo

Julian Colas Daniel Cantens licholas Casariego Aramis Castano Felipe Castro Xavier Cerrate Jose Cil

Jacob Collins Daniel Corzo Robert Curbelo Lucas de la Hoz lbriel de Zendegui •ianpaolo DeFelice Andrew Deiters

Brandon Delgado Erik Delgado Eric Diaz Jorge Dominguez Carlos Echenique Lukas Escapil Daniel Esteban

Brian Feal Lucas Fernandez ,riel Fernandez de Castro ario Fernandez-Riera Victor Ferraz Martin Frallicciardi Gabriel Gallardo

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Manuel Gil Victor Giorgini Andres Gomez Carlos Gonzalez Daniel Gonzalez Donato Gonzalez Patricio Gonzalez

Roberto Gonzalez Sebastian Gonzale Santiago Gonzalez lrig, Andre Hall Seth Hart Giovanni Hector Matthew Hernand,

Sean Hickey Diego Horta Alejandro Huembe Carlos Huembes Kyle Huynh Jean-Franco Jimen Jorge Jimenez

Ryan Jimenez Zachary Jimenez Thomas Kurzan Charles Lamela Marco Lanz Andres Lara Andres Larrea

Sebastian Lezcanc Nicholos Lobato Michael Lopez Robert Lopez Jorge Lopez-Cabre Sebastian Lopez~ba Federico Lozano

Gabriel Lugo Rodrigo Madiedo Nelson Marin Javier Mariscal Javier Marquina Enrique Martin Matthew Marlin

Christopher Maza Manuel Mejia Bird Alexander Menend, Christopher Menend Michael Menende: Ricardo Meneses David Meza

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Jonathon Micali Juan M iguez Lucas M iguez Guillermo Melero Christopher Montero Matthew Morales

Peter Morales Brandon Mora n Gabriel Moreno Juan Moreno Matthew Moreno M ichael Morera

Nicolas Muniz Thanasi Naes Diego Navarro Rodrigo Nieto Joaquin Novoa Gabriel Ortega

Lucas Otero Jorge Paez Alejandro Pardo Andres Pardo Gabriel Pardo Nicholas Patricios

Christian Paz Alejandro Pena Gerardo Perera Carlos Perez Juan Perez Nicholas Perez

Ricardo Perez Sebastian Perez Stefano Pinto Daniel Pianos Gabriel Polo Christopher Ponce

Sebastian Prieto Andres Puello Benjamin Puente Guillermo Qu intero Nicho las Quintero David Raez

Sebastian Rafuls Aaron Ramirez Ethan Ram irez Jayson Repine Bryan Reyes Sebastian Roa

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Alec Rodriguez Edward Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Julien Rodriguez M ichael Rodriguez

Michael Rodriguez Andre Rodz Manuel Romero Joseph Rubio Rafael Ruiz Luis Sobathie Toledo

Raul Sogue Joshua Salandy Alejandro Salas Christian Salazar Nicolas Salva!

Virgilio Sanchez

Wi lliam Sanchez Damian Sangles Francisco Sanguino Josep Sendra Eric Silva Henrique Souza

Alejandro Suarez Eric Suarez Jorge Suarez Nicolas Suarez Daniel Sueiro Stefan Todywa la

Alejandro Torres Waldo Toyos Christion Trastoy Patrizio Trippetti Beltran Ulloa Anthony Vadell

Dan iel Vasseur Brandon Vila Matthew Villalba Alejandro Villarreal Matthew Watkins Jacob Wutzler

Julian Zulueta Daniel Zuniga

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Francisco Aguero Cody Aguirre Andres Alfonso Sebastion Alonso Christopher Alvarez Juan Lucas Alvorez Nicholas Alvorez

Nicholas Amaya Edward Androde Andrew Arriola gustin Arriola-Alberti Spencer Ashby Nicholas Augustin Javier Boca

Carlos Bailly Adrion Banegas Michael Barony Tomas Bayona Sean Beaubien Diego Belfort Gregory Bell

Gionmorco Billou Victor Bisbol Kevin Bjorkman Brion Block Alexander Blanco Alexander Blanco Morcos Blanco

Andres Borges William Broceros ,en Alexander Brennan Nicholas Broucek Rafael Bru Matthew Bryan Julian-Cesar Bueres

Carlos Caballero Roger Cainzos Alexander Coldwell Andrew Caldwell Daniel Colvoche Javier Cantens thew Cardoso-Abreu

Christopher Corter Antonio Castano Alejandro Castro Joshua Cecol Miguel Cedeno Donald Chaney Dominic Chiappone

Jose Cobiella Mario Cobo miel Comas-Sanchez Gabriel Cordova Domingo Cortinez Lucas Cortinez Jonathan Cosio

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Thomas Cuesta Nicolas De Aguiar Alejandro de Feria Patricio de la Guardi Tomas de la Huerta Fernando de la Lama Gt Ryan De La Osa

Rafael De la Torre Ramon de Legorbun Julian Delamaza Daniel Delgado Ralph Desantis Rodrigo Diaz Juan Dibildox

Daniel Diez Alejandro Domingue Alexander Domingu, Alejandro Echeverria Christian Eiroa Luke Escarra Antoni Estopinan

Diego Feijoo Kevin Ferguson Alejandro Fernande; Andres Fernandez Nikolas Fernandez Cristian Fernandez de Cc James Figarola

Christopher Fraga-Vase Andres Frenero Michael Fresco Orlando Galindez Angelo Garcel Alejandro Garcia Carlos Garcia

Jose Garcia Andres Garcia.Chae, Francisco Garcia-Montes Daniel Giorgini Christian Godoy Alexander Gomez Alexander Gomez

Antonio Gomez Eduardo Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Mark Gonzalez Nicholas Gonzalez Sergio Gonzalez Eric Gordon

Luis Gutierrez Robert Gutierrez Israel Hernandez Andres Hernando Victor Hidalgo Christopher Klemid Christopher Krause

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John Lee David Leiva Miguel Lombardi Michael Lopez Gabriel Lovo Andres Ludert Heinz Luedeking

Andres Maduro Carlos Maribona Jacob Marrero Michael Martinez Leandro Matos Alfredo Melgar Luis Mendez

N icolas Meneses Michael Mesa Niko Molina Gabriel Montero as Montes de Oca Alejandro Morales Benjamin Morales

Eduardo Morasso Jorge Morasso llejandro Moscoso Arsenic Moussa Jose Moya Connor Mullins Michael Navarro

Joshua Negrin Henry Noy Gabriel Nunes lrendan O'Flaherty Mario Osorio Nicholas Oyarzun David Pardinas

Javier Pardo lermo Pardo de Zela Francisco Paredes Gabriel Paula Nathaniel Payne Bautista Pedevilla Joseph Pereira

Alexander Perez Jorge Perez Joseph Perez Kristian Perez Daniel Piedrahita Andres Pizzi Diego Pianos

Adrian Ponce Nicolas Poveda Tomas Puente Jose Puentes Pablo Puga Gabriel Pupo Rafael Queiroz

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Daniel Rivero Gabriel Robau Adrian Rodriguez Alexander Rodriguez Brian Rod riguez Christopher Rodriguez

Lucas Rodriguez Nicolas Rodriguez Alberto Romero Diego Romero Justin Rubio Michael Ru iz

Angel Sanchez Stefano Sanchez Vicente Sanchez Diego Segurola Edd ie Silva Ethan Silva

Joshua Sloan Enrique Sori Sebastian Spencer Kevin Steel Herman Suarez Luke Swisstack

William Tablada John Tonda Patrick Tootle Noah Torres Mark-Edwa rd Trapp Adriano Trippetti

Anthony Truj illo Juan Ull oa Kevin Valido Dan iel Venerio Mark Waldman M iguel Walsh

And res Wong Javier Yanes

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Andres Abilahoud Alejandro Acosta Mark Adams David Alarcon Nicolas Alarcon lexandro Ampudia Luis Aparicio

Felipe Arenas Adriano Arias astian Arriola-Alberti ,bastion Arrizurieta Carlos Barquin exandre Beaubien Andres Bello

Ryan Bertran Ricardo Blanco irdo Blondet-Otero Mariano Brito John Broe Lucas Broucek 1gel Luis Caballero

Miguel Camacho )aniel Campuzano Gavin Cancio Nicholas Canino Fernando Cantens Diego Canto Adrian Carbajales

Lucas Cardona Pablo Carreno Carlos Carta Daniel Casariego Andres Castillo Sebastian Castillo Julian Castro

Martin Chang Andy Chavez lickolas Choquette Adrian Cicero Samuel Clark Victor Cobos Lucas Consuegra

ntonio Corlabarria ntiago Cortabarria Francis Cruz Felipe Cueto Giovanny Cueto Andres Davila Jorge De Gali

1cas de la Guardia ier de la Lama Guzman Julian DeCollibus Brandon Deeb Lucas Deeb Daniel Del Riesgo Daniel Delgado

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Edward Delgado Andres Diago Mario Diaz Matthew Diaz Rafae l Esparragoz Roberto Espin Daniel Feal

Alexa nder Fernanc Christian FernandE David Fernandez Oscar Fernandez Richard Fernandei Roberto Fernande; Thiago Ferraz

Alexander Ferreira Gabriel Fortuny Alexander Fox Eduardo Francia Vincenzo Fuentes Isa iah Fu lier Mateo Garcia

Nickolas Garcia-Ame Jaime Garcia-OlivE Daniel Garmendia Diego Garmendia Ph illipe Gascon Julian Godoy Christian Gomez

Diego Gomez Jonathan Gomez Nicholas Gomez-8, Alejandro Gonzale Christian Gonzale2 Dorian Gonzalez Evan Gonzalez

Jose Gonzalez Simon Gonzalez Eduardo Gonzalez dell Andres Grande Carlos Grundler Kyle Guso And res Gutierrez

Luis Halvorssen Daniel Hernandez John Hernandez Julian Hernandez Nico las Hidalgo Carlos Iglesias Andres Incera

Justin Jarro Daniel Jim enez Matthew Johnson Christian Kasabdji Raj iv Khemlani Nathaniel Kim Matthew Kuffo

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Jesus Labrador ~ndrew Lamazares Jacob Lazo Sebastian Lazo Ryan Linares Nicholas Llanes Sebastian Llanes

Will iam Lleonart Alejandro Llorente Peter Lopez Carlos Lopez-de Cespedes Arshis Marfatia Nicolas Marquez Christopher Martel

Victor Mejer Gianluca Mejia Alejandro Melo Andres Mesa Michael Mestre Thomas Mojena Carlos Monge

an-Marco Montero Nikolas Mora Augusto Moreno Manuel Morin Dane Morrissey Alexander Munoz Kyle Newlin

Gabriel Nguyen Roberto Ochoa Daniel Oliu Daniel Oliva Gilberto Oliva Noel Orozco Alexander Ortiz

Andres Pacios Collin Pallissery Phillip Palma in Pablo Palomera "1atthew Pancorbo Raul Panellas Sebastian Parada

Marcos Pastor Anthony Patricios Hector Paz Wadih Pazos Lucas Pentenero Jose Pereira Nicolas Pereira

Alexander Perez Brandon Perez Daniel Perez Dylan Perez icolas Perez-Abreu Aidan Pevida Jack Powell

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Sebastian Restrep Roland Reyes Julian Riera Sebastian Rigueirc Manuel Rincon Gabriel Andres Riv Adrian Rodriguez

Esteban Rod riguez Jesse Rodriguez Kyle Rodriguez Miguel Rod riguez Ricardo Rodriguez Manuel Andres RodnguezMaximo Roman

Oliver Romanach Victor Rosado Gabriel Rosell Nicolas Ruiz Jack Sampedro Austin San Juan Daniel Sanchez

Maximus Sanchez Michael Sanchez Andres Sendra Ricardo Silveira Thomas Socorro Rorr Emiliano Sosa Zachary Sotomayo

Alexander Suarez Roberto Suarez Juan Tejera Erick Torres Jose Torres Matthew Torres Emmanouil Tsavari

Ricardo Valdes Adolfo Valencia Sebastian Velez Mateo Venegas Javier Vento Martin Victoria Jorge Vigil

Andres Vila Aiden Villasuso Alec Vizoso George W iltz

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Daniel Aceba l Alejandro Acosta Frank Aira Marko Alegrett Juan Alonso Nicholas Alonso Kevin Alpizar

Eduardo Alvarez John Angu ita Marco Arazoza Felix Arbucias Eduardo Arevalo Santiago Ariza Adison Arnholt

Raul Aspuru Gabriel Baez Luis Balcells George Balepogi Sebastian Barcia hristian Bargueiras Christopher Bayo

Samuel Bayona enjamin Bermudez Alejo Beteta Bryan Bjorkman John Bohatch Antonio Bonadies N icolas Bosch

Christian Brito Ignacio Bru Angel Bueres Gabriel Buigas Andres Caballero Pablo Ccicedo Ryan Cainzos

Zachary Callejas Adrian Carmona Alberto Carrillo Kevin Castro Roberto Castro Diego Chang Ruben Chavez

Nicholas Chesman William Christie Ethan Concepcion Luis Consuegra Jorge Coronado Michael Corral Michael Cruz

Daniel Cuesta Benjamin Cure Daniel de Lamar Nelson de Leon Ires De Solm inihac Adrian Delgado ::1ssandro Di Marze

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Alfredo Diaz Andrew Diaz Diego Diaz Nicholas Diaz Christopher DiFilip Manuel Domingue Hugo Dorta

Tomas Duque Eduardo Durand Oscar Echegaray Lewis Elias Lucas Elias Adrian Escuti-Abre, Dimas Espinoza

Manuel Estrada John Fanjul Daniel Fasanella Ignacio Felix-Padil Adrian Fernandez Enzo Fernandez Francisco Fernand

Jose Fernandez Lucas Fernandez Rafael Fernandez Nicholas Fonseca Kevin Freyre Marc Fuentes Matias Gandarias

Evan Garcia Santiago Garmenc Andres Garzon Aidan Girado John Goble Marco Gomez-Rive Alexander Gonzah

David Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez-Pelle Alfredo Hernandei Jorge Hernandez Michael Hernande Lucas Herran Alejandro Herrera

Matthew Huembei Alfredo Huete Matthew Jalil Andres Jimenez Jorge Jimenez Ian Johnson Alexander Kuhn

Cesar Lago Andrew Lamela Jonathan Larios Lucas Leon Lucas Leon Marcos Leon William Lima

8th Grade

77

Roberto Lizama Peter Lopez Santiago Lopez laximo Lopez-Garcia ,astion Lopez~rizarry Enrique Mackinlay Joseph Mackle

Adam Magoulas Gabriel Marrero Daniel Marsh Michael Martelly Carlos Mas ernando Mendoza Marc Menendez

Jorge Mesa Alejandro Minoso uan M iro-Quesada chael Montenegro Carlos Morales Lucas Morales Andres Morasso

Michael Morin Tomas Muller ~aximiliano Munoz Stefano Naes Adrian Navarro Michael Nelson Matias Nieto

Alexander Nunez Carlos Ortega David Ortiz Gabriel Otero lipe Pardo de Zela enjamin Pasternac leronimo Pedevilla

Luke Pennie Daniel Perez Pab lo Perez :arlos Perez-Abreu Matias Perinot Salvatore Pizzi Antonio Ponte

Nicholas Price Francisco Prio Adrian Quintero ibon Roffon•Zuluaga Gabriel Ra mmos Andres Ramos Christian Ramos

Eduardo Real Lucas Richard Santiago Richard Jamari Richardson Aaron Rodriguez Rau l Rodriguez ~olando Rodriguez

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Tomas Rodriguez Alec Rodz Benjamin Romanach Marcos Ruiz Ryan Ruz Roger Saenz

Maximo Salazar Alejandro Sanchez Francisco Sanchez Tomas Saudino Kevin Schaeppi Souza Alec Schneider

Sebastian Serrano Sebastian Shaw Nicolas Souto John-Patrick Stanfield Sal Stewart Cody Stringer

Dan iel Suarez Gabriel Suarez David Swisstack Andres Torrente Tomas Torres Victor Tunon

Matthew Va Ides Sebastian Va lencia Gabriel Valladares Alejandro Vazquez Corlos Veccio Dylan Veccio

Alejandro Vela Gabriel Velasquez Neira Alejandro Villarreal Julio Viyella Jack Volpe Dan iel Wa llace

Sebastian Wallace-Perdomo Sean Wolfington Yun-Chan Wu Paul Yan M ichael Zaharas Javier Zaragoza

Jose Zarraluqui Pedro Zuloaga

8th Grade

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Seventh Graders 81

Sergio Abreu Nicolas Abri l Eduardo Alcaine Andres Aleman Jonathan Alonso Joseph Alonso Sebastian Alonso

Gabriel Alonzo Daniel Alvarez Justin Alvarez Lucas Amaya Brandon Amparo Brendan Aran Nicholas Arana

,aac Bodell-Riviere Francisco Baella Gavin Baldor Alfredo Ba lsera Andre Baro Robert Baro Eric Barreto

Matthew Barturen :hristian Beaubien Lucas Bellido Aiden Bello Matthew Beovides Andrew Berrocal Daniel Betancourt

ean-Luc Blan chard Christian Blasco Lucas Bogardus Jaime Borja Stefan Borrero :arlos Bustamante •abriel Bustamante

Carlos Caban Jonathan Cala Jake Camejo Cesar Cantos Emilio Carbonell Juan Castanos John Castellanos

Henry Castellat John Chiappone hristopher Collings David Coro Gabrie l Coro Carlos Corzo Dylan Cosgrove

Jose Costa John Costello Andres Cueto Julian Cueto avier de Cardenas Andre de Leon Marcial De Sautu

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Diego del Pino Luca Del Risco Marco Delamaza Daniel Delgado Michael Delgado John Delionado Daniel Diaz-Arias

Kevin Dominguez Luis Dulzaides Joseph Duran Daniel Esponda Stefano Estor-Fuenl Jeymel Estrada Thomas Fanjul

Andres Fernandez Anthony Fernande: Daniel Fernandez Frank Fernandez Jason Fernandez-II Samuel Flores Christian Fox

Jose Fraga Arcos Antonio Franco Pei Adel Garcia Eduardo Garcia Gabriel Garcia Kevin Garcia Maximus Garcia

Jake Garcia-Riverc And rew Gonzalez Diego Gonzalez Joseph Gonzalez Luis Eduardo Gonz Matheus Guerra David Guon

Matthew Handel Giuliano Hector Roberto Henao Pedro Hermida Andres Hernandez Ryan Hernandez Stephen Hernande

Aidan Hevia Alberto Iba rra.Pos, Gil Izquierdo Lucas Jimenez Gabriel Labrada Anthony Lamelas Ramon Lanza

Roberto Leon Rocco Leon Brandon Lezcano Diego Liu Ignacio Lizama Samir Lola Alejandro Lopez

7th Grade

83

Andres Luna Ferne ndo Luna Gabriel Machado Juan Manrique Octavio Marante Matthew Marcos Justin Marimon

Luka Markoski ,lexander Marquez Gabriel Martin Aiden Martinez Jared Martinez Lucas Martinez Luis Martinez

Ryan Martinez Shawn Martinez Andres Mederos Marcos Mejia Mauricio Mejia Ryan Mertz Hector Meruelo

Brandon Micali Michael M iro Lucas Monge Matthew Montero Nicholas Montes Jose Morales Marcelo Morales

Cristian Moreira Michael Moreno Amaar Naeem Andrew Navarro Luis Olivares Alfonso Osorio Lucas Padron

Anthony Parodi Adrian Paucar Nicolas Paz Amin Pazos Demetria Perez Joseph Perez Joshue Perez

Manuel Perez ,rique Perezalonso Nicolas Portuondo Francisco Prieguez William Pulles Antonio Pulvirenti Santiago Quiros

Marco Rami rez Felipe Rivera Adrian Rodriguez Gabrie l Rodriguez Jacob Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez Pablo Rodriguez

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Patrick Rodriguez Francisco Rojo Javier Roman Nicholas Romano Javier Rosell Nicholas Rosell

Evan Rothe Gabriel Ruano Giulian Sackman Sebastian Saenz Israel Salabarria Hector Saldana

Andres Salvade Nicolas Sanchez Hely Santeliz Gabriel Segurola Sandro Seijo Mateo Sierra

Gabriel Sixto Adrian Smith Nicolas Stolarczyk Aidan Suarez Diego Suarez Javier Sua rez

Lucas Suarez Rolando Sucena Zachary Sunderland Derek Tamargo Pablo Tirado Jose Toledo

Dan iel Torres Darien Torres Jose Torres Maxton Torres Victor Torres Nicolas Torres de Navarra

Alec Torricella Matthew Vallejo Diego Victoria Nicolas Vieito Alejandro Vigil Step hen Villanueva

Bryan Weglarz Ricardo Ya min Yasir Zapata Noah Zumpano

7th Grade

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Sixth Graders 87

Nicolas Abreu Victor Alberni Diego Alvarez Sebastian Alvarez Henry Amador Rafael Antun

Juan Arellano Edrien Argote Mauricio Arias lion Asis Anthony Azcuy Marcelo Balepogi

Mateo Baquero Edgar Batista Gabriel Belfort Matthew Berrocal Jacques Blanchard Rodrigo Blanco

Andrew Borgen Javier Brito Samuel Bustos William Campo Andrew Candela Charles Carreno

Denys Castillo Vincent Castro Jacob Caudle Jordan Cordero Christopher Colle Alexander Cruz

Juan de Lapuerta Nicolas De Solminihac Brandon DeGoti Christian Diaz Lazaro Diaz Marrero Emilio Dibildox

Daniel Diez Hugo Dorta Nicholas Duque Ernie Echevarria Santiago Eiroa

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Julian Alexis Falero Ignacio Falla Maximo Fanjul Tomas Feijoo Javier Fernandez Matthew Gadinsky

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Carlos Garcia Carlos Julio Garcia Ethan Garcia Lucas Garcia Lucas Garcia Marcos Garcia

Massimo Garcia Martin Ignacio Garriga Marc Gipps Armando Gonzalez Daniel Gonzalez

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Markus Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Irigoyen Gabriel Gonzalez-Quevedo Eduardo Gross, Jr. David Guillaume Santiago Guinot

Manuel Gurdian Diego Hamud Dan iel Handal Cristian Hernandez Nicholas Hernandez Nicholas Iglesias

Thomas Iglesias Liam Jacobsen Joseph Kanjiramkuzhey Sebastian Lara Franco Laralelli Andres Larrea

Nicholas Lebena Nicholas Leon Diego Leon-Aguilar Vincent Lima Henry Lisamore Matthew Liou

Juan Lopez Luis Lopez Oscar Lopez Mauricio Lopez-Aldazabal, IV Dan iel Lurigados Brian Malagon

Richard Maloof Federico Marino Matthew Marrero Jack McClintock Freddy Melgar Alberto Mendoza

6th Grade

89

Jesus Labrador ~ndrew Lamazares Jacob Lazo Sebastian Lazo Ryan Linares Nicholas Llanes Sebastian Llanes

William Lleonart Alejandro Llorente Peter Lopez Carlos Lopez-de Cespedes Arshis Marfatia Nicolas Marquez Christopher Martel

Victor Mejer Gianluca Mejia Alejandro Melo Andres Mesa Michael Mestre Thomas Mojena Carlos Monge

an-Marco Montero Nikolas Mora Augusto Moreno Manuel Morin Dane Morrissey Alexander Munoz Kyle Newlin

Gabriel Nguyen Roberto Ochoa Daniel Oliu Daniel Oliva Gilberto Oliva Noel Orozco Alexander Ortiz

Andres Pacios Collin Pallissery Phillip Palma in Pablo Palomera "1atthew Pancorbo Raul Panellas Sebastian Parada

Marcos Pastor Anthony Patricios Hector Paz Wad ih Pazos Lucas Pentenero Jose Pereira Nicolas Pereira

Alexander Perez Brandon Perez Daniel Perez Dylan Perez icolas Perez-Abreu Aidan Pevida Jack Powell

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Lucas Sabogal Nicolas Sainfort Charles Salas Victor Salas Emery Salom Frank Sanchez

Alvaro Sanson Hector Santaella Santiago Santamaria Carlos Santana Daniel Sastre Andrew Schmidt

Peter Schmidt Jose Sepulveda Alejandro Silva Christopher Silva Nicolas Smith Alejandro Socarras

Cristian Souto Mateo Stickler Ivan SWeeney David Torres Evan Torres Lorenzo Torres

Tyler Torres Felipe Torres de Navarra Otto Travieso Nicolas Trontz Alejandro Ulvert Jake Usallan

Luca Valenti Gabriel Va zquez Sebastian Victoria Avery Villasuso Matthew Vina Brandon Zahn

6th Grade

91

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Faculty & Staff 93

Francisca Aguilar Gerard Albert Anthony Alexander Maria D. Alonso Maria I. Alonso Pedro Anon

Annette Anton Arnaldo Arencibia

Guillermo Arias Victor Arrieta Roberto Artiz Loris Ba rgueires

Carlos Barquin Claudia Basso Carlos Beaton Marilyn Becerra Mara Bello Ana Bermudez

Melissa Blanco Carlos Bravo >atricia Bustamante Cristina Busto Heriberto Cabada Mariana Caballero

Johnny Calderin Teresita Campos Iorio Elena Cartaya r. Pedro Cartaya, SJ Javier Castillo Severin Chambers

Josefina Chirino Hsiao Chi Chiu Charles Cleveland Patrick Collins Maria Consuegra Susana Corzo

Miguel Couto Javier Cruz Sylvia Davalos aria Teresa De Aguiar Maria de la Roza 1omas de Quesada

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Jose Del Dago Adriana Delgado Ch ristina Delgado German Delgado Julio Diaz ldania Dorta

Ramon Dovale Luis Dulzaides

Ricardo Echeverria Alicia Farinas Angie Fernandez Diana Fernandez

Felipe Fernandez Jose Fernandez Vincent Fernandez Gui llermo Fernandez-Toi Barney Flores Raquel Garcia

Fr. Alberto Garcia, i Fr. Nelson Garcia, S Graciela Garcio-Char Fr. Guillermo Garcia-Tulior Kelly Garganta Laza ro Gonzalez

Mario Gonzalez Lawrence Goodall Rey Guerra Teresa Gutierrez Dora Haibi Andres Hernandez

Jennifer Iglesias Jennifer Jacomino Andres Jimenez Carlos Jimenez Ruben Jimenez Zil kia Jimenez

Matthew Jordan M ichelle Jordan Ann Kenna Shyara Lara Maria Ines Lea nez Rafael Ledesma

Faculty & Staff

95

Juan Ledon Valle Ledtke Gisela Leon Asis Lopez Fr. Lionel Lopez Susan Lopez

Kathleen Mackle Ana Manrara ila Marazita-Espinosa Ruben Marrero Jorge Martinez Mario Martine2

Teresa Martinez Carlos Maza Suzette Megias-Ruiz Maria Mejido Tonger Mendonca M irna Menendez

Ana Maria Menocal Daniel Montesi Ana Mora Maria Moreno Maria Morera e Munoz-Bustamante

Sean Myer Isabel Negron Edmund Newborn Ramon Nicosia Arie l Nunez Robert O'Malley

Ulises Orduiiez Fabio Ortega Karen Ortiz Jose Pad illa Mario Parra

Alexander Pena Ana Perez-Abreu Fr. Francisco Permuy, SJ Lisa Peterson

Gerardo Portela Jorge Prieto Ricardo Ra imundez Cristina Ramirez

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Olga Ramon Octavio Ramos Marlin Real Maria Cristina Reyes--Gat Ivan Roa Jose Roca, Jr.

Jose E. Roca Gaston Rodriguez Leandra Rodriguez Novo Ophelia Roibas Lazaro Saldana sylvie San Juan

Jonathan Sanchez Ma ria Sanchez-Galler< Michael Santana Mercedes Sendros-lgle!

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Ana Suarez Rolando Sucena Orlando Tabraue Bruce Teachey Dolores Toledo M iguel Tomasino

Ana Torres Virginia Truj illo Francisco Tudela Jose Urbay Marlene Urbay Gustavo Valdes

Timothy Vanscoy Francisco Vazquez Juan Vazquez Augusto Venegas Gisela Vichot

Carol Vila Yvonne von der Osten Shane Walker Brian Wentzel

Leo Will iams Tatiana Zantua Milagros Zequeira Eugene Zoller

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ORGANIZ.\TIONS

Academic Teams 100 Honor Societies 105 Enrichment Clubs 114

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Chess Team

Roster: Justin Izquierdo (President), Luke Swlsstack (Vice President) and Carlos Ariza (Vice President), Brendan Aran, llan Asls, Sec Beaubien, Manuel Becerra, Alden Bello, Andrew Borgen, Andrew Burch, Jonathan Calo, Andrew Caldwel l, Diego Cha ng, Martin Chang, Jul ie DeColll bus, Daniel Fager, Maxlmus Garcia, Jonathan Gomez, Mark Gonza lez, Lu is Halvorssen, John Hernandez, Joseph KanJlramkuzhey, Raj Khem la nl, Chrls1o pher Krause, Cesar Lago, Rafael Llaneza, Miguel Lombard i, Sebastian Lopez-Ibanez, Jack McCl lntock, Juan Diego Meseguer Grill Carlos Monge, Jorge Paez, Anthony Parodi, Aldan Pevlda, Daniel Pianos, Adrian Rodriguez, Maxl mus Sa nchez, Gabriel Suarez, Herman Suare Javier Suarez, Roland o Sucena, Brandon VIia and Conner Yurkon . Moderator: Dr. Lawrence Goodall.

Computer Science Club

Roster: Cesar Aguul, Andrew Bu rch, Igna cio Cardena l, Victor Castro, Jose Ci l, Carlos Echenique, Gabriel Galla rdo, Gregory Gal llnar, And re Ha Justin Izquierdo, Jorge Jimenez, Juan Lam, Carlos Leni s, Jorge Lopez-Cabrera, Justin Louden, Leandro Mato s, David Meza, Rod rigo Nieto, Fellp Pardo, Rau l Segue, Christian Tra stoy a nd Julian Zulueta. Moderator: Ms. Marla Sanchez-Gallardo

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National Speech and Debate

osier: Dominic Abreu (President). Nicolas Abreu, Andres Alfon so, Ch ristopher Alvarez, Juan Lucas Alvarez, Nicholas Alvarez, Spencer Ashby, Michael Barony, Gianmarco llau, Victor Blsbal, Kevin Bjorkman, Brian Black, Alexander Blanco, Alexander Blanco, Lucas Blanco, Javier Bustamante, Andres Caball ero, Carlos Caballero, Pablo alcedo, Alexa nder Ca ldwell, Da niel Calvache, Kyle Castellanos, Dominic Chiappone, Christopher Colli ngs, Gabriel Cordova, Jose Co sta, Julian Delamaza, Rodrigo Diaz, ejandro Echeverria, Daniel Esponda, Joshua Ferrer, Kevin Galego, Orlando Galindez, Gregory Gal llnar, Lucas Garclam, Jake Garcia-Rivera, Kyle Gomez, Armando Gon1lez, David Gonzalez, Eduardo Gonzalez, Mark Gonza lez, Patricio Gonza lez, Sebastian Gonzalez, Andre Hall, Alfredo Huete, Sebastian Jorge, Anthony Lamelas, WIiiiam eonart, Arshls Marfatla, Justin Marlmon, Michael Martelly, Michael Mesa, Niko Molina, Andres Mora ss o, Eduardo Morasso, Jorge Morasso, Feli pe Pardo, Javier Pardo, ·andon Perez, Dylan Perez, Juan Perez, Antonio Ponte, Gabriel Pupo, Andres Ramos, Adrian Rodriguez, Kyle Rodriguez, Rolando Rodriguez, Francisco Rojo, Frank Sanchez, a nclsco Sangulno, Thomas Socorro Romero, Kevin Steel, Alejandro Suarez, Alexander Sua rez, Diego Suarez, Jose Torres, Emmanoull Tsavarls, Kevin Valido, Miguel Wal sh 1d Pedro Zuloaga. Moderator: Mr. Luis Dulzaldes

Quill and Scroll

:osier: Jose Toledo (President), Andres Jimenez (Vice President). Jorge Vizcarrondo, Sion Bl ssessar, Luca s Verdejo, Marce lo Hernandez, Brandon Lub lan, Raul '.odrlguez, Cristian Gonzd lez, Daniel Ferro, Gabriel Aparicio, Joseph Cruz, Carlos Diaz, Andres Jimenez, Ivan Cabrera and Jon Lemos. Moderator: Mrs. Sujayla Collins

Academic Teams

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International Thespians

Roster: Eduardo Arevalo (Sr. President), Beltran Ulloa (Jr. President), David Gonzalez (Vice President). Nicholas Arana , John Chiapom

Benjamin Cure, Nelson Deleon, Aidan Hevia, Ceasar Lago, Raymond Lanza, AJ Perez, Rau l Rodriguez, Hely Santeliz, and Victc Tunon, Leonardo Abate , Andres Abilahoud , Anthony Abinader, Raul Banos, Nicholas Besada, Sion Bissessar, Lucas de la Guardif Diego De La Vega, Luke Escarra, Daniel Ferro, Jose Garcia- Chirino, Anton io Gomez, Sebastian Gonzalez, Daryel Guerra, Ma thew Johnson, Luis Larios, Andres Larrea, Heinz Luedeking , Gabriel Lugo, Matthew Morales, Peter Morales, Gabriel Moreno, Dieg Navarro , Henry Noy, Daniel Oliva, Kristian Perez, Mario Perez, Gabriel Pupo, Matthew Quintino, Julian Ramos, Andres Rodrigue; Sebastian Spencer, and Placido Valdes. Moderators: Mr. Leo Williams and Mr. Francisco Padura.

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Moel{ Trial Club

osier: Dominic Abreu, Nicholas Augustin, Christopher Alvarez, Matthew Johnson, Rolando Reyes, Daniel Romero, Robert Suarez, Pia-

do Valdes and Miguel Walsh. Moderator: Dr. Marla Cristina Reyes-Garcia

Model United Nations

osier: Alan Navarro (President), Jon Lemos (Vice President), Robert Lopez-Irizarry, Peter Morales, Alberto Romero, Ryan Bermudez, Javier uerrero-Vicente, Guillermo Melero, Christian Paz, Lucas Fernandez, William San Pedro, Kevin Azpiri, Federico Diago, Kyle Castell anos, SebasJn Jorge, Michael Menendez, Donato Gonzalez, Gianpaolo DeFelice, Manuel Gil, Francisco Sanguine, Christian Salazar, David Raez, Ricky ~rez, Andres Alfonso, Tomas De La Huerta, Alec Vizoso, Emonnouil Tsavaris, Julian Castro, Nick Meneses, Matthew Diaz, Raj iv Khemlani, Carlos ) ig, Jacob Wutzler, Julian Castro, Franco Laratelli, Tomas Feijoo, Alfredo Melgar, Gabriel Robau, Jack Reed, Jose Puentes, Sebastian Lopezzarry, Eduardo Gonzalez Del Valle, Jose Zarraluqui, and Rolando Sucena. Moderator: Ms. Ann Kenna

Academic Teams

103

Vex Robotics

Roster: Gabrlel Krikorian (President) , Ivan Barral (Vice President), Nicolas Alarcon, Francisco Barrera, Daniel Campuzano, Adrian Cicer Martin Fralllcclardl, Alfredo Hernandez, Andres Krikorian, Michael Martinez, Justin Milton, Carlos Monge, Nathaniel Munoz, Eduardo RamlrE Andres Sendra. Moderator: Mr. Julian Rodriguez.

Vex IQ Robotics

Roster: John Angulta (President) , Joseph Mackle (Vice President), Luis Ba lcells, Gabriel Bustamante, William Christie, Ethan Concepcio Alexander Cruz, Andres Cueto, Julian Cueto, Alessandro Di Marzo, Jason Fernandez-M iro, Lucas Garcia, Jake Garcia-Rivera, Armanc Gonzalez, David Gonzalez, Ethan Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez Irigoyen, David Guillaume, Manuel Gurdian, Nicholas Hernandez, Thome Iglesias, N icholas Lebena, Henry Lisamore, Maximo Lopez-Garcia,Andres Luna, Fernando Luna, Brian Malagon, Luka Ma rkoski, Luis Marline Luis Olivares, Salvatore Pizzi, Antonio Ponte, Antonio Pulvirenli, Adrian Rodriguez, Kevin Rodriguez, Francisco Rojo, Victor Sa las, Alejand1 Sanchez, Alvaro Sanson, Alec Schneider, Nicolas Smith, Andres Torrente, Ty ler Torres and Gabriel Vazquez. Moderator: Mr. Jose Fernand•

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Spanish Honors Society

osier: Ehren Fernandez (President), Placido Valdes (Vice President), Alfredo Abilahoud Rosa, Ignacio Aguilar, Cesar Aguzzi, Carlos Ariza, odrigo Barquera, Luciano Bettocchi, Daniel Bustos, Jose Bustos, Orlando Garcia, Manuel Gil, Carlos Gonzalez, Sa ntiago Gonzalez Irigoyen, Andre all, Jorge Jimenez, Thomas Kurzan, Rafael Llaneza, Sebastian, Lopez-Ibanez, Federico Lozano, Javier Ma rq uina, David Meza, Guillermo Molero, mn Moreno, Christian Paz, Ricardo Perez, Gabriel Polo, Guillermo Quintero, Sebastian Roa, Edward Rodriguez, Alejandro Salas, Julian Zulueta loderator: Dr. Susan Lopez

Chinese National Honor Society

osier: Sebastian Chamizo, Donato Gonzalez, Ryan Jimenez, Federico Lozano, Nathaniel Munoz, Carlos Perez, Ricardo Perez, Manuel Romero, evin Azpiri. Moderator: Ms. Hsiao Chi Chiu

Academic Teams/ Honor Societies

105

National English Honors Society

Roster: Rodrigo Barquera, Manuel Becerra, Ryan Bermudez, Gui llermo Cadima, Daniel Cantens, Nicholas Casariego, Jose Cil, Gianpaolo Defelice, Brandon Delgado, Carlos Echenique, Gabriel Ga llardo, Donato Gonzalez, Andre Hall, Sean Hickey, Kyle Huynh, Jorge Jimenez, Andres Larrea, Jorge Lopez-Cabrera, Javier Marisca l, Michael Menendez, Jonathon Micali, Juan Miguez, Lucas Miguez, Guil lermo Molero, Nicolas Muniz, Nicholas Patricios, Christian Paz, Guillermo Nicolas Quintero, David Raez, Sebastian Rafuls, Jorge Rodriguez, Joseph Rubio, Raul Sague, Christian Salazar, William Sanchez, Francisco Sanguino, Henrique Souza, Alejandro Suarez, Anthony Vadell and Jacob Wutzler. Moderator: Mr. Carlos Maza

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Mu Alpha Theta

Roster: Gabriel Fernandez de Castro (President), Roger Torres (Vice President), Angel Aguilar, Cesar Agu zzi, Nicolas Alarcon, Juan Lucas Alvarez, Ian Anderson, Nicholas Augustin, Michael Barony, Rodrigo Barquera, Ivan Barral, Francisco Barrera, Christian Bayo, Sean Beaubien, Manuel Becerra, Ryan Bermudez, Luciano Betlocchi, Gianmarco Billau, Victor Bisbal, Brian Black, Alexander Blanco, Alvaro Bodero, Matthew Bryan, Andrew Burch, Jose Bustos, Bruno Buzaneli, Pietro Buzaneli, Carlos Caballero, Julian Caballero, Roger Cainzos, Daniel Calvache, Daniel Cantens, Javier Cantens, Kyle Castellanos, Felipe Castro, Julian Castro, Robert Castro, Joshua Cecal, Gerald Chang, Paul Charpentier, Dominic Chiappone, Jose Cil, Sebastian Clark, Gabriel Cordova, Daniel Corrado, Antonio Cortabarria, Santiago Cortabarria, Alejandro Corzo, Jonathan Cosio, Nicholas Cuesta, Thomas Cuesta, Patricio de la Guardia, Tomas de la Huerta, Federico Diogo, Eric Diaz, Alejandro Dominguez, Jorge Dominguez, Andres Dones, Alex Doval, Carlos Echenique, Ricardo Espina, Antoni Estopinan, Daniel Fager, Brian Feal, Alan Fernandez, Alejandro Fernandez, Ehren Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez, Roberto Fernandez, Joshua Ferrer, Antonio Fraga, Christopher Fraga.Vasquez, Gabriel Gallardo, Thomas Gallinar, Carlos Gamez, Angelo Garcel, Christopher Garcia, David Garcia, Hugo Garcia, Orlando Garcia, Fernando Garcia-Chacon, Mark Garriga, Matthew Gomez, Luis Gonzalez, Nicholas Gonzalez, Santiago Gonza lez Irigoyen, Carlos Grande, Javier Guerrero Vicente, Andre Hall, Eduardo Hernandez, Justin Izquierdo, Andres Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Jorge Jimenez, Christopher Krause, Andres Krikorian, Gabriel Krikorian, Thomas Kurzan, Eric Labrador, Roberto Lacasa, Marco Lanz, Andres Larrea, Eric Lastres, Jon Lemos, Carlos Lenis, Claudio Leyva, Sebastian Llano, Maximiliano Llorente, Sebastian Lopez-Ibanez, Justin Louden, Lorenzo Luaces, Christopher Marrero, Matthew Martin, Ricardo Mayo, Alfredo Melgar, Ricardo Meneses, David Meza, Jonathon Micali, Justin Milton, Guillermo Molero, Niko Molina, Peter Morales, Richard Morales, Eduardo Morasso, Juan Moreno, Jorge Moscoso, Christopher Moustafa, Nicolas Muniz, Rodrigo Munoz, Allan Navarro, Tyler Newlin, Rodrigo Nieto, Mario Osorio, Ivan Pachon, Felipe Pardo, Javier Pardo, Francisco Paredes, Nicholas Patricios, Christian Paz, Alejandro Pena, Juan Pereira, Jorge Perez, Juan Perez, Nicholas Perez, Aidan Pevida, Bernardo Poulat, Deiter Prussing, Gabriel Pupo, Rafael Oueiroz, Guillermo Quintero, Jack Reed, Esteban Rincon, Sebastian Rivera, Jorge Rodriguez, Kyle Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Evan Rojas, Joseph Rubio, Rau l Sague, Daniel Salinas, Javier San Martin, Stefano Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Ethan Silva, Nicolas Smith, Anthony Soler, Carlos Sosa, Nicolas Sosa, Harrison stoker, Herman Suarez, Nicolas Tobon, Matthew Torres, Juan Ulloa, Anthony Vadell, Kevin Valido, Carlos Vela, Ignacio Villasmil, Jacob Wutzler, Diego Yaffar, Conner Yurkon and Julian Zulueta. Moderators: Mrs. Olga Ramon and Mr. Carlos Beaton.

Honor Societies

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Roster: Sebastian Jorge (President), Carlos Jimenez (Vice President) Andres Alfonso, Sebastion Alonso, Juan Lucas Alvorez, Nicholas Amaya, Andrew Arriola, Nicholas Augustin, Carlos Bailly, Adrion Banegas, Tomas Bayona, Sean Beaubien, Gionmorco Blllou, Victor Blsbol, Kevin Bjorkman, Brion Block, Alexander Blanco, Alexander Blanco, Morcos Blanco, William Broceros, Stephen Alexander Brennon, Rafael Bru, Matthew Bryon, Carlos Caballero, Roger Colnzos, Andrew Coldwell, Doniel Colvoche, Javier Contens, Antonio Castano, Joshua Cecal, Dominic Chiappone, Marlo Cobo, Doniel Comas-Sanchez, Gabriel Cordova, Domingo Cortinez, Lucas Cortinez, Jonathon Cosio, Thomas Cuesta, Alejandro de Feria, Patricio de lo Guardia, Tomas de lo Huerto, Fernando de lo Loma Guzman, Julian Delomozo, Doniel Delgado, Juan Dlblldox, Alejandro Dominguez, Alejandro Echeverria, Antoni Estoplnon, Kevin Ferguson, Nikolos Fernandez, Cristian Fernandez de Castro, Jomes Flgorolo, Ch ri stopher Frago-Vosquez, Orlando Galindez, Angelo Goree!, Andres Gorclo-Chocon, Alexander Gomez, Eduardo Gonzolez, Mork Gonzolez, Nicholas Gonzolez, Sergio Gonzo lez, Christopher Klemlck, Christopher Krouse, John Lee, David Leiva, Andres Ludert, Heinz Luedeklng, Carlos Morlbono, Michael Mortinez, Leandro Matos, Alfredo Melgar, Michael Mesa, Niko Molino, Benjamin Moroles, Eduardo Morosso, Jorge Morosso, Connor Mullins, Henry Noy, Marlo Osorio, Nicholas Oyorzun, Francisco Paredes, Joseph Pereiro, Alexander Perez, Jorge Perez, Kristian Perez, Doniel Pledrohlto, Andres Plul, Nicolas Povedo, Pablo Puga, Rafael Ouel roz, Matthew Oulntlno, Esteban Rincon, Victor Rivero, Alexander Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Justin Rubio, Michael Ruiz, Ste1ono Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Diego Segurolo, Ethan Silva, Sebastion Spencer, Kevin Steel, Hermon Suarez, Luke Swlsstock, John Tonda, Noah Torres, Anthony Trujillo, Juan Ulloa, Kevin Valido, Miguel Walsh, Andres Wong, Tyler Abel la, Dominic Abreu, Cesar Aguzzl, Carlos ArlZo, Luis Bolerdl, Rodrigo Borquero, Manuel Becerra, Ryon Bermudez, Luciano Beltocchl, Lucas Blanco, Jose Bustos, Bruno Buzonell, Pietro Buzonell, Julian Cabal lero, Guillermo Codlmo, Doniel Contens, Nicholas Cosorlego, Aromls Castano, Felipe Castro, Jose CII, Doniel Corzo, Robert Curbelo, Gionpoolo DeFellce, Brandon Delgado, Eric Diaz, Jorge Domi nguez, Carlos Echenique, Brion Feol, Gabriel Fernandez de Castro, Gabriel Gallardo, Christopher Go lllono, Orlando Garcia, Sebastion Garcia, Manuel Gil, Carlos Gonzolez, Doniel Gonzolez, Donato Gonzolez, Andre Holl, Sean Hickey, Kyle Huynh, Jorge Jimenez, Ryon Jimenez, Zachary Jimenez, Thomas Kurzon, Marco Lanz, Andres Larrea, Nicholas Lobato, Jorge LopezCobrero, Sebastion Lopez-Ibanez, Federico Lozano, Javier Morlscol, Javier Marquina, Matthew Mortin, Michael Menendez, Ricardo Meneses, David Mezo, Jonathon Mlcoll, Juan Miguez, Lucas Miguez, Guillermo Molero, Christopher Montero, Peter Moroles, Gabriel Moreno, Juan Moreno, Matthew Moreno, Michael Morera, Nicolas Muniz, Diego Navorro, Rodrigo Nieto, Aleja ndro Pardo, Andres Pardo, Gabriel Pardo, Nicholas Potrlclos, Christion Paz, Gerardo Perera, Juan Perez, Nicholas Perez, Ricardo Perez, Sebastion Perez, Gabriel Polo, And res Puello, Guillermo Quintero, David Roez, Sebastion Rofuls, Sebastion Roa, Edward Rodriguez, Jorge Rodriguez, Manuel Romero, Joseph Rubio, Raul Sogue, Joshua Salandy, Alejandro Solos, Christion Solazar, Will lorn Sa nchez, Francisco Songulno, Josep Sendro, Eric Sliva, Henrlque Souza, Alejandro Sua rez, Nicolas Suarez, Beltran Ulloa, Anthony Vodell, Jacob Wutzler, Julian Zulueto, Ion Anderson, Kevin Azplrl, Raul Banos, Ivon Borrol, Francisco Borrero, Maxwell Bellsorlo, Alvaro Bodero, Andrew Burch, Javier Bustamante, Ivon Cabrero, Ignacio Cardenal, Robert Castro, Alejandro Cepero, Gerold Chong, Poul Charpentier, Jose Chaviano, Sebastion Clark, Gabriel Cobos, Rogelio Consuegra, Doniel Corrado, Alejandro Corzo, Nicholas Cuesta, Morcos De Lo Hoz, Anthony Delgado, Andres Dones, Alex Dovol, Anthony Ebboge, Ricardo Espino, Gabriel Estrado, Doniel Fager, Alejand ro Fernandez, Eh ren Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez, Manuel Fernandez, Roberto Fernandez, Joshua Ferrer, Alberto Frago, Antonio Frago, Javier Frago-Vosquez, Kevin Golego, Thomas Golllnor, Joseph Gombln, Carlos Gamez, Christopher Garcia, David Garcia, Francisco Gorclo, Hugo Garcia, Fernando GorcloChocon, Mork Gorrlgo, Doniel Giocoso, Kyle Gomez, Matthew Gomez, Cri stian Gonzolez, David Gonzolez, Carlos Grande, Javier Guerrero Vicente, Jared Hort, Eduardo Hernandez, John Herrero, Jorge Iglesias, Justin Izquierdo, Andres Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Sebastion Jorge, Jason Khoury, Andres Krikorian, Gabriel Krikorian, Nicholas Krikorian, Eric Labrador, Roberto Locoso, Juan Lorn, Luis Larios, Eric Lostres, Jon Lemos, Carlos Lenis, Claudio Leyva, Rafael Llaneza, Sebastion Llano, Moxlmlllono Llorente, Ignacio Lopez-Castro, Robert Lopez-Iriza rry, Justin Louden, Lorenzo Luaces, Brandon Lublon, Timothy Mackle, Hugo Morin, Rodrigo Morin, Christopher Morrero, Emilio Mascaro, Ricardo Mayo, Michael Moroles, Richard Moroles, Bernardo Moro, Jorge Moscoso, Christopher Moustafa, Rodrigo Munoz, Allon Navorro, Tyler Newlin, Diego Nunez, Matthew Olesen, Ivon Pochon, Felipe Pardo, Juan Pereiro, Jose Plosenclo, Bernardo Poulot, Deller Prusslng, Jovan Rice, Andres Rodriguez, Raul Rodriguez, Evon Rojos, Andres Ros, Juan Rubio, Doniel Soli nas, Javier Son Mortin, Wllllom Son Pedro, Doniel Sanchez, Javier Soumell, Nicolas Smith, Carlos Soso, Nicolas Soso, Harrison Stoker, Doniel Suels, Christion Tinoco,

Nicolas Tobon, Roger Torres, Carlos Vela, David Velasco, Ignacio Vlllasmll, Diego Yaffar, Conner Yurkon and Lucas Zumpano. Moderator: Mrs. Dolores Toledo

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National Junior Honor Society

Roster: lulaln Hernandez (President) Daniel Aceba l, Aleja ndro Acasta, Frank Arra, David Alarcon, Nicolas Alarcon, Nicholas Alonso, Kevin Alpizar, Eduardo Alvarez, John Angulla, Marco Arazoza, Adlsan Arnholt Sebastian Arriola-Alberti, George Balepogl, Christian Ba rgue\ras, Samuel Bayona, Bryan Bjorkman, Joh n Bohatch, Nicolas Bosch, Christian Brito, Mariano Brito, Angel Bueres, Andres Caballero, Danlel Campuzano, Diego Canto, Adrian Carbajales, Adrian Carmona, Carlos Carta, Julian Castro, Kevin Castro, Martin Chang, Samuel Clark, Victor Cobas, Michael Corral, Antonio Cortabarrla, Santiago Cortabarrla, Francis Cruz, Lucas de la Guardia, Danlel de Lamar, Nelson

de Leon, Julian DeColllbus, Andres Dlago, Alfredo Diaz, Andrew Diaz, Diego Diaz, Matthew Diaz, Nlcholas Diaz, Rafael Esparragoza, Ma nuel Estrada, John Fanj ul, Danlel Fasa nella, Ignacio Fellx-Padll la, Alexander Fern andez, Rafael Fernandez, Eduardo Francia, Kevin Freyre, Marc Fuentes, Matias Gandar\as, Evan Garcia, Jaime Garcia-O liver, Danlel Garmendla, Diego Garmendla, Alda n Glrado, John Goble, Jonathan Gomez, Nicholas Gomez-Bello, Marco Gomez-Rivera, Alejandro Gonzalez, Alexa nder Gonza lez, David Gonzalez, Luis Halvorssen, Alfredo Hernandez, Jorge Hernandez, Mlchael Hernandez, Alejandro Herrera, Alfredo Huete, Andres Incera, Justi n Jarro, Andres Ji menez, Danlel Jimenez, Jorge Jimenez, Rajlv Khemlanl, Natha niel Kim, Alexander Kuhn, Cesar Lago, Andrew Lamela, Jonathan Larios, Jacob Lazo, Willlam Lima, Ryan Li nares, Roberto Li zama, Peter Lopez, Enrique Macklnlay, Joseph Mackle, Adam Magou las, Nlcolas Marquez, Gabriel Marrero, Christopher Martel, Michael Martelly, Carlos Mas, Victor Mejer, Fernando Mendoza, Marc Menendez, Jorge Mesa, Michael Mestre, Alejand ro Ml noso, Juan Miro-Quesada, Thomas Mojena, Carlos Monge, Lucas Morales, Andres Morasso, Manuel Morin, Mlchael Morin, Maxlmlllano Munoz, Kyle Newlin, Matias Nieto, Alexander Nunez, Carlos Ortega, Gabriel Otero, Collln Palllssery, Matthew Pancorbo, Jeronimo Pedevllla, Luke Pennie, Pablo Perez, Aldan Pevlda, An tonio Ponte, Jack Powell, Francisco Prlo, Daniel Raez, And res Ramos, Christian Ramos, Ju lian Ramos, Eduardo Real, Sebastian Restrepo, Lucas Richard, Santiago Richard, Julian Riera, Sebastian Rlguelro, Manuel Rincon, Esteban Rod riguez, Kyle Rodriguez, Mlguel Rodriguez, Rolando Rodriguez, Oliver Romanach, Gabriel Rosell, Ryan Ruz, Maximo Salazar, Alejandro Sanchez, Danlel Sanchez, Francisco Sanchez, Maxlmus Sanchez, Kevin Schaeppl Souza, Alec Sch nelder, Sebastian Shaw, Ricardo Silveira, Thomas Socorro Romero, Zachary Sotomayor, John-Patrick Stanfield, Sa l Stewart, Alexander Suarez, Gabriel Suarez, David Sw\sstack, Juan Tejera, Andres Torrente, Matthew Torres, Tomas Torres, Victor Tunon, Aleja ndro Vazquez, Gabriel Velasquez Neira, Martin Victoria, Jorge Vlgll, Alden Vlllasuso, Alec Vlzoso, Sebastian Wallace-Perdomo, Yun-Chan Wu, Paul Yan and Mlchael Zaharas Moderator: Mrs . Raquel Garcia

Honor Societies

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Social Studies Honor Society

Roster: Andres Alfonso, Henry Noy, Lucas Cortinez, Jack Reed, Miguel Walsh, Jorge Marasso, Stefano Sanchez, Adrion Banegas, Carlos Cabal lero, Alejandro Dominguez, Marlo Osorio, Matthew Oulntrno, Kevin Valido, Justin Rubio, John Michael Tonda, Alejandro Echeverria, Esteban Rican, Juan Pablo Dlblldox, Nikolas Ferna nd ez, Sergio Gonzalez, Glanmarco Blllau, Patricio de la Guardia, Heinz Luedeklng, Julian Zu lueta, Glanpaolo Defelice, Nicolas Muniz, Andre Hall, Christian Salazar, WIiiiam Sanchez, Gabriel Gallardo, Ricardo Perez, Rodrigo Barquera, Nicholas Palrlclas, Ryan Bermudez, David Meza, Jacob Wutzler, Christian Alexander Paz, Michael Menendez, Andre Hall, Alejandro Suarez, Bruno Buzanell, Juan Perez, Guillermo Molero, Pietro Buzanell, Jorge Rodriguez, Carlos Echerlque, Francisco Sangulno, Francisco Barrera, Kyle Gomez, Matthew Gomez, Bernardo Pou lat, Andres Jimenez, Carlos Jim enez, Andres Kri korian, Gabriel Cobos, Nicholas Krikorian, Gabri el Krikorian and Eduardo Sebastian Hernandez. Moderator: Dr. Francisco Tudela

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Senior Beta Club

Roster: Alessandro Billau (President), Andre Rodz and Nicolas Beseda (Vice President) Alfredo Abilahoud Rosa, Christopher Alvarez, Nicholas Alvarez, Guillermo Amore, Gabriel Aparicio, Michael Aparicio, Alberto Arazoza, Alec Arrizurieta, Gabriel Arteaga, Orlando Baella, Jonathan Barditch, Christia n Bayo, Nicholas Besada, Alessandro Billau, Alexander Blanco, Alexander Blanco, Manuel Bruzas, Julian Colas, Daniel Cantens, Sebastian Chamizo, Jose Cobiel la, Lucas Cortinez, Eduardo Delgado, Daniel Esteban, Alan Fernandez, Al ejandro Fernandez, Eloy Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez, Mario Fernandez-Riera, Daniel Ferro, Eduardo Fidalgo, Martin Frallicci ardi, Kevin Galego, Carlos Garcia, Christopher Garcia, Cristian Garcia, Sebastia n Garcia, Henry Gonzalez, Patricio Gonzalez, Daryel Guerra, Robert Gutierrez, Seth Hart, Marcelo Hernandez, Matthew Hernandez, Diego Horta, Carlos Huembes, Kasser Ismail, Francisco Leon, Robert Lopez, Gabriel Lovo, Timothy Mackle, Marlow Marimon, Enriq ue Martin, Christia n Ma rtinez, Robert Martinez, Luis Mendez, James Mul lis, Nathaniel Munoz, Joaquin Novoa, Felipe Pardo, Daniel Pianos, Christopher Ponce, Sebastian Prieto, Matthew Pulles, Gabriel Pupo, Nicholas Qui ntero, Aaron Ramirez, Ethan Ramirez, Jayson Repine, Sean Riera, Alec Rodriguez, Christopher Rodriguez, Edward Rodriguez, Jason Rod riguez, Jose Rodri guez, Julien Rod riguez, Michael Rod riguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Raul Rodriguez, Andre Rodz, Rafael Ruiz, Joshua Sloan, Carlos Sosa, Jose Toledo, Ch ristian Trastoy, Santiago Venegas, Jorge Vizcarrondo, Matthew Watkins and Javier Yanes.

Moderator: Mrs. Marisol Sosa

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National Science Honor Society

Roster: Francisco Barrera (President, Carlos Jimenez (Vice Presidnt), Daniel Acebal, Alejandro Acosta, Frank Aira, David Alarcon, Nicolas Alarcon, Nicholas Alonso, Kevin Alpiza r, Eduardo Alvarez, John Anguita, Marco Arazoza, Adison Arnho lt, Sebastian Arriola-Alberti, George Balepogi, Christia n Bargueiras, Samuel Bayona, Brya n Bjorkman, John Boha tch, Nicolas Bosch, Christian Brito, Mariano Brito, Angel Bueres, Andres Caba llero, Daniel Campuzano, Diego Canto, Ad rian Carbaja les, Adrian Carmona, Carlos Carta, Julian Castro, Kevin Castro, Martin Chang, Samuel Clark, Victor Cobos, Michael Corral, Antonio Cortabarria, Santiago Cortabarria, Francis Cruz, Lucas de la Guardia, Daniel de Lamar, Nelson de Leon, Ju lian DeColl ibus, Andres Diogo, Alfredo Diaz, Andrew Diaz, Diego Diaz, Matthew Diaz, Nicholas Diaz, Rafael Esparragoza, Manuel Estrada, John Fanjul, Daniel Fasanella, Ignacio Felix-Padil la, Alexander Fernandez, Rafael Fernandez, Eduardo Francia, Kevin Freyre, Marc Fuentes, Matias Gandarias, Evan Garcia, Jaime Garcia-Oliver, Dan iel Garmendia, Diego Garmendia, Aida n Girado, John Goble, Jonathan Gomez, Nich olas Gomez-Bello, Marco Gomez-Rivera, Alejandro Gonzalez, Alexa nder Gonza lez, David Gonzalez, Luis Halvorssen, Alfredo Hernandez, Jorge Hernandez, Michael Hernandez, Alejandro Herrera, Alfredo Huete, And res Incera, Justin Jarro, Andres Jimenez, Daniel Jimenez, Jorge Jimenez, Rajiv Khemla ni, Nathaniel Kim, Alexander Kuhn, Cesar Lago, Andrew Lamela, Jonathan Larios, Jacob Lazo, William Lima, Ryan Linares, Roberto Lizama, Peter Lopez, Enrique Mackinlay, Joseph Mackle, Adam Magoulas, Nicolas Marquez, Gabriel Marrero, Christopher Martel, Michael Martelly, Carlos Mas, Victor Mejer, Fernando Mendoza, Marc Menendez, Jorge Mesa, Michael Mestre, Alejandro Minoso, Juan Miro-Quesada, Thomas Mojena, Carlos Monge, Lucas Morales, Andres Morasso, Manuel Mori n, Michael Morin, Maximiliano Munoz, Kyle Newl in, Matias Nieto, Alexa nder Nunez, Carlos O rtega, Gabriel Otero, Col lin Pa llissery, Matthew Pa ncorbo, Jeronimo Pedevil la, Luke Pennie, Pablo Perez, Aidan Pevida, Antonio Ponte, Jack Powell, Francisco Prio, Daniel Raez, Andres Ramos, Christi an Ramos, Ju lian Ramos, Eduardo Real, Sebasti an Restrepo, Lucas Richard, Santiago Richard, Julian Riera, Sebastian Rigueiro, Manuel Rincon, Esteban Rod riguez, Kyle Rodriguez, Miguel Rodriguez, Rolando Rodriguez, Oliver Romanach, Gabriel Rosell, Ryan Ruz, Maximo Salazar, Alejandro Sa nchez, Daniel Sanchez, Francisco Sanchez, Maxim us Sanchez, Kevin Schaeppi Souza, Alec Schneider, Sebastian Shaw, Ricardo Si lvei ra, Thomas Socorro Romero, Zachary Sotomayor, Joh n-Patrick Stanfield, Sal Stewart, Alexander Suarez, Gabriel Suarez, David Swisstack, Juan Tejera, Andres Torrente, Matthew Torres, Tomas Torres, Victor Tunon, Aleja ndro Vazquez, Gabriel Velasquez Neira, Martin Victoria, Jorge Vigil, Aiden Villasuso, Alec Vizoso, Sebastian Wallace-Perdomo, Yun-Chan Wu, Pau l Yan and Michael Zaharas Moderator: Dr. Pedro Hernandez

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ORGANIZATIONS

National Art Honor Society

Roster: Maxwell Bellsarlo, Gabriel Cobos, Rodrigo Madledo, Christopher Montero, Gabriel Moreno, Andres Rodriguez and Javier Saumell Moderator: Mr. Ignacio Fant

Tri-M

Roster: Dominic Abreu, Sebastian Alonso, Nicholas Amaya, Ian Anderson, Anthony Barada!, Michael Barony, Tomas Bayona, Diego Bel fort, Kevin BJorkmon, Manuel Bruzos, Matthew Bryan, Alexander Caldwell, Andrew Caldwell, Andre Caputo, Alejandro Castro, Joshua Cecol, Gera ld Chang, Drew Chlnlgo, Daniel Comas-Sanchez, Daniel Corrado, Daniel Corzo, Thomas Cuesta, Robert Curbelo, Ramon de Legorburu, Ralph Desantis, Sebastian Duenas, Ricardo Espina, Brian Feal. Alan Fernandez, Ehren Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez, Ch ristopher Fraga-Vasquez, Javier Fraga-Vasquez, Carlos Gamez, Alejandro Garcia, Jose Garcia, Sergio Gonzalez, Robert Gutierrez, Andre Hall, David Leiva, Michael Mesa, Jonathon Micali, Eduardo Morasso, Jorge Morasso, Alejandro Moscoso, Jose Moya, Nicholas Oyarzun, Guillermo Pardo de Zela, Nicholas Pa1rlclos, Gabriel Paula, Bautista Pedevllla, Andres Perez, Marlo Perez, Adrian Ponce, Adrian Rodriguez, Alexander Rodriguez, Juan Rubio, Jus1In Rubio, Rafael Ruiz, Alejandro Sa las, Joseph Schultz, Ethan Sliva, Kevin Steel, Herman Suarez, Jorge Suarez, Christian Trastoy, Anthony Trujillo, Placido Valdes, and Alejandro VIiiarreai. Moderators: Ms. Marlene Urbay and Ms. Karen Ortiz

Honor Societies

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French Club

Ro ster: Nicolas Sosa (President), Eduardo Fldalgo (Vice.President), Sebastian Clark, Nicholas Besada, Henry Noy, Alejandro Moscoso, Alejandro De Ferro, Nicolas Fernandez, Richard Fernandez, Martin Chang, Gabriel Rorell, Andres Dlago, Vincenzo Fuentes and Maximo Sanchez.

Moderator: Ms. Marla I. Alonso.

Green Club

Ro ster: Andres Abllahoud, David Alarcon, Nicolas Alarcon, Sebastian Alanso, Chrlstapher Alvarez, Juan-Pablo Arenas Grayeb, Sean Beaubien, Ryan Bermudez, Nicholas Besada, Alessandro Blllau, Matthew Bryan, Jose Chaviano, Adrian Cicero, Samuel Clark, Victor Cobas, Ethan Concepcion, Alejandro Corzo, Francis Cruz, Lucas de la Guardia, Rafael De la Torre, Tomas Duque, Antoni, Estoplnan, Thlago Ferraz, Alexander Fox, Alberto Fraga, Vlncenzo Fuentes, Thomas Galllnar, Jose Garcia, Antonio Gomez, Daryel Guerra, Luis Halvorssen, Julian Hernandez, Andres Incera, Matthew Johnson, Nathaniel Kim, Christopher Krause, Luis Larios, Noel Lazaro, Claudio Leyva, WIii iam Lleonart, Joseph Mackle, Marlow Marlmon, Robert Martinez, Carlos Mas, Al fredo Melgar, Gian-Marco Montero, Kyle Newlin, Tyler Newlin, Gabriel Nguyen, Daniel Oliva, Phillip Palma, Sebastian Porada, Jose Pereira, Nicolas Portuondo, Nicolas Poveda, Jose Puentes, Sebastian Rafuls, Jack Reed, Gabriel Robau, Kyle Rod riguez, Justin Rubio, Vicente Sanchez, Kevin, Schaeppl Souza, Ricardo Silvei ra, Kearan Singh, Daniel Suarez, David Swlsstack, Luke SWlsstack, Juan Tejera, Adolfo Valencia, Kevin Valido, Ignacio Vlllasmll and George WIitz. Moderator: Ms. Sylvia Davalos

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ORGANIZATIONS

Fencing Club

Roster: Lucas Fernandez (President), Michael Ruiz (Vice President), Raul Sague (Vice President), Miguel Camacho, Guillermo Cadima, Angelo Garcel, Marco Gomez-Rivera, Maximo Garcia, Joshua Negrin, Alexander Gomez, Jorge Rodriguez, Eric Silva, Andres Mederos, Israel Hernandez and Adriano Arias. Moderator: Father Pedro Cartaya, SJ

History Club

Roster: Allan Navarro (President), Ehren Fernandez (Vice President), Frank Alra, Juan Arel lano, Matthew Bryan, Felipe Castro, Pau l Charpentier, Daniel Corrado, Da niel Fager, Kevin Ferguson, Tho mas Galllnar, Massimo Ga rcia, Manuel Gil, Mat1hew Gomez, Armando Gonzalez, Donato Gonzalez, Luis Ha lvorssen, Nicolas Hidalgo, Matthew Johnson, Jon Lemos, Mat1hew Marcos, Michael Martelly, Michael Menendez, Gu illermo Molera, Peter Moroles, Eduardo Morasso, Jorge Moscoso, Kyle Newlin, Tyler Newlin, Au stin San Juan, Vicen1e Sa nchez, Andrew Schmidt, Peter Schmidt, Anthony Soler, Juan Tejera, Tomas Torres, Alec Vlzoso, Ricardo Yami n and Conner Yurkon.

Moderator: Mrs. Sylvie Sa n Jua n

Enrichment Clubs

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Operation Hope

Ro ster: Julian Dezulueta (President) , Kevin Valido (Vice President), Nicolas Abril, Joseph Alonsa ,Sebastian Alonso ,Christopher Alvarez ,Gabriel Arteaga, Glanmarco Blllau, Victor Blsba l, Daniel Calvache, Cesar Cantos, Dominic Chiappone, Jose Coblella, Daniel Comas-Sanchez, Jose Costa, Erik Delgado, John Dellonado, Daniel Diaz-Arias, Alejandro Echeverria, Sebastian Garcia, Jake GarciaRivera, Nicholas Gomez-Bello, Andre Hall, Seth Hart Matthew Hernandez, Diego Horta, Kyle Huynh, Jorge Jimenez, Nathaniel Kim, David Leiva, Jonathon Mica II, , Niko Molina, Brandon Moran, Ivan Pachon, Francisco Paredes, Christian Paz, Gabriel Pupo, Adrian Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Michael Ruiz, Vicente Sanchez, Jose Sepulveda, Sebastian Spencer, Harrison Stoker, Anthony Truji llo, Daniel Vasseur, Matthew Villalba, Miguel Walsh and Julian Zulueta Moderator: Mrs. Marla D. Alonso.

Matteo Ricci China I

Roster: Kevin Azpiri, Ryan Bermudez, Miguel Cedena, Sebastian Chamizo, Andres Garzon, Donato Gonzalez, JeanFranco Jimenez, Nathaniel Kim, Luis Larios, Andres Maduro, Nathaniel Munoz, Matthew Olesen, Lucas Padron, Brion Rodriguez, Nicolas Salvat, Austin Son Juan, Patrick Tootle and Andres Wong. Moderator: Ms. Hsiao Chi Chiu and Mr. Charles Cleveland

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ORGANIZATIONS

Men for Others Club

Roster: Rickardo Perez (President), Martin Fracillerdi (Vice President), Daniel Corzo, Alejandro Corzo, Danny Ferro, Matthew Watkins, Christopher Maza, Sebastian Perez, Nick Perez, Victor Giorgini, Gianfranco Jimenez, Andres Rodrig uez, Daniel Jimenez, Martin Chang, Henry Souza, Nicholas Quintero, Joshua Salandy, Alec Rodriguez, Ben Puente, Alberto Arazoza, Ryan Bermudez, Waldo Toyos, Marco Lanz, Julien Rodriguez, Lucas Miguez and Diego Horta. Moderator: Mrs. Kelly Garganta.

Multimedia

Roster: Daryel Guerra, Ricardo Perez, Joseph Balerdi, Tyler Abella, Patrizio de la Guardia, Alejandro Dominguez and Juan Ulloa. Moderator: Mr. Johnny Calderin

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Note.ables

Roster: Placldo Valdes (President), Andres Larrea (Vice President), Anthony Abinader, Slon Bl ssessar, Daniel Calvache, Gabriel Lugo and Ethan Sliva. Moderator: Ms. Karen Ortiz

Statistics Club

Roste r: Marcos de la Hoz (President). Eloy Fernandez (Vice President) , Javier Arazoza, Alec Arrizurietla, Jonathan Bardilch, Nicholas Besada , Alejandro Candela, Luis Casas, Jose Chaviano, Drew Chinigo, Fede Diogo, Ailor Fungairino, Henry Gonzalez, Luis Larios, Matthew Marlin, Robert Martinez, Julian Piedrahita, Jason Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Carlos Romero, Matthew Schultz, Keeran Singh, Carlos E. Sosa, Alejandro Toyos, Jorge Vizcarrondo, Anthony Baradat, Chris de fa Nuez, Eddie Delgado, Albert Fraga, Toshio Garces, Hugo Garcia, Jorge Garcia, Jared Hart, Rafael Llaneza, Hugo Marin, Justin Milton, James Mullis, Rodrigo Munoz, Matt Oleson, Nicholas Perez-Blanco, Matthew Pulles, Andres Smith, Alessandro Billau, Eric Blanco, Andre Caputo, Victor Castro, Sebastian Chamizo, Ian Escarra, Eddy Fidalgo, Kevin Galego, Christian Garcia, John Herrera, Noel Lazaro, Eric Mena, Alex Pacios, Hunter Prindle, Angelo Borges, Diego De La Vega, Alejandro Pujals, Lucas Verdejo , Eric Garcia, Nicholas Guthrie, Alfred Perez, Adrian Senra, Nicholas Abunassar, Gabriel Aparicio, Kevin Azpiri, Jeremy Bencomo, Daniel Ferro, Cristian Gonzalez, Daryel Guerra, Marlow Marimon, Andy Maza, Andres Rodriguez and Jose Toledo. Mode rator: Mr. Bruce Teachey

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ORGANIZATIONS

Vocatones

Roster: Victor Tunon (President), Daniel Acebal, Ethan Concepcion, Richard Fernand ez, David Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez, Glanluca Mej ia, Daniel Oliva, Collin Palllssery, and Alec Vlzoso. Moderator: Ms. Karen Ortiz

Student Advisor Program

Roster: Alessandro Blllau (President), Hugo Garcia (Vice President) Armando Albert, Glanmarco Blllau, Marcos Blanca, Alejandro Candela, Javier Cantens, Xavier Cerrate, Sebastian Chamlzo, Jose Chaviano, Jose Cll, Robert Curbelo, Rafael De la Torre, Daniel Gonza lez, Henry Gonzal ez, Mark Gonza lez, Seth Hart Eduardo Hernandez, Christopher Krau se, Eric Lastres, Luis Mendez, Jonathon Mica li, Brandon Mo ran, Michael Morera, Ja mes Mullis, Rodrigo Nieto, Luke O'Fla herty, Jarge Paez, Francisca Pa redes, Dan iel Pianos, Nicolas Poveda, Sebastian Prieto, Aaron Ramirez, Edward Rod riguez, Michael Rodriguez, Joshua Salandy, Enrique Sorl, Jorge Suarez, Jose Toledo, Alej andro Torres, Humberto Torres, Waldo Toyos and Miguel Walsh Moderator: Ms. Teresa Gutierrez

Enrichment Clubs

119

Respect Life

Roster: Danlel Sanchez (President ), Daniel Corzo (Vice President) Cesar Aguzzi, Armando Albert, Juan Lucas Alvarez, Sebastian Arrizurieta, Ricardo Blanco, Rodrigo Blanco, Carlos Bustamante, Daniel Cantens, Drew Chinigo, Carlos Corzo, Robert Curbelo, Brandon Delgado, John Delionado, Lucas Fernandez, Manuel Fernandez, Mario Fernandez-Riera, Alberto Fraga, Thomas Gallinar, Eduardo Garcia, Jake Garcia-Rivera, Sergio Gonzalez, Robert Gutierrez, Seth Hart, Giovanni Hector, Jean-Franco Jimenez, Eric Lastres, John Lee, Nicholas Lobato, Jose Carlos Lopez-de Cespedes, Rodrigo Madiedo, Javier Mariscal, Nicolas Marquez, Michael Menendez, Juan Miguez, Matthew Moreno, Nathan iel Munoz, Lucas Otero, Sebastian Perez, Daniel Piedrahita, Gabriel Polo, Sebastian Prieto, Daniel Raez, David Raez, Adrian Rodriguez, Edward Rodriguez, Gabriel Rodriguez, Andre Rodz, Joshua Rui z, Alejandro Torres, Victor Torres, Waldo Toyos and Anthony Vadell Moderator: Mrs. Susana Corzo

Hope for l(asai

Roster: Ma nuel Rincon (President) David Alarcon, Nicolas Alarcon, Ca rl os Carta, Julian Castro, Samuel Clark, Gabriel Fortuny, Mateo Garcia, Julian Hernandez, Nicolas Hidalgo, Andres Incera, Thomas MoJena, Matthew Pancorbo, Eduardo Ramirez a nd Juan Tejera. Moderator: Mrs. Margarita Guerrero

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ORGANIZATIONS

Key Club

Roster: Robert Lopes lrlzarry (President), Gabrlel Pupo (Vice President) Angel Aguliar, Ignacio Aguliar, Cesar Aguzzl, David Alarcon, Nicolas Alarcon, Andres Alfonso, Sebastian Alonso, Spencer Ashby, Javier Baca, Brian Black, Francisco Barrera, Tomas Bayona, Alex Beaubien, Sean Luc Beaubien, Andres Bello, Ryan Bertran Jr., Gianmarco Blllau, Victor Blsbal, Alexander Blanco, Lucas Bla nco, Alvaro Bodero, Bruno Buzanell, Pietro Buzanell, Guillermo Cadlma, Alexander Caldwell, Andrew Caldwell, Daniel Calvache, Miguel Camacho, Daniel Ca mpuzano, Nicholas Can ino, Javier Cantens, Andre Caputo, Nicholas Casa rlego, Antonio Castano, Aramls Castano, Kyle Castellanos, Dominic Chiappone, Adrian Cicero, Jose Coblella, Daniel Comas-Sanchez, Gabriel Cordova, Lucas Cortinez, Nicolas DeAgular, Marlo Diaz, Patricio De Lo Guardia, Fernando De Lo Lama Guzman, Javier De La Lama Guzman, Daniel Delgado, Danny Delgado, Eduardo Delgado, Rodrigo Diaz, Juan Pablo Dlblldox, Daniel Diez, Alejandro Dominguez, Alejandro Echevarria, Ricardo Espina, Daniel Fager, Andres Fernandez, Christian Fernandez, Lucas Fernandez, Christian Fernandez De Castro, Alberto Fraga, Orlando Galindez, Joseph Gambln, Carlos Garcia, Christian Garcia, Hugo Garcia, Sebastian Garcia, Andres Gomez, Diego Gomez, Matthew Gomez, Eduardo Gonzalez, Eric Gordon, Robert Gutierrez, Andre Hall, Seth Hart, Diego Horta, Andres Incera, Andres Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Zachary Jimenez, Christop her Krouse, Andres Krikorian, Gabriel Krikorian, Nicholas Krikorian, Eric Labrador, Ryan Linares, Nicholas Lobato, Gabriel Lovo, Andres Ludert, Andres Maduro, Ca rl os Marlbo na, Luis Mendez, Jonathon Micali, Juan Miguez, Justin Mi lton, Guillermo Melero, Niko Molina, Alejand ro Morales, Jorge Morasso, Manny Morin, Bernardo Moro, Connor Mullins, Nicolas Mun iz, Al lan Navarro, Rodrigo Nieto, Gabriel Nunes, Nicholas Oyarzun, David Pordlnas, Nicholas Patrlclos, Christian Paz, Nicolas Pereira, Alejandro Perez, Carlos Perez, Jorge Perez, Kristian Perez, Ricardo Perez, Daniel Piedrahita, Julian Piedrahita, Nicolas Poveda, Hu nter Prindle, Jose Puentes, Pablo Puga, Guillermo Quintero, Sebastia n Rafuls, Esteban Rincon, Victor Rivera, Daniel Rivero, Sebastian Roa, Gabriel Robau, Bryan Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Diego Romero, Joseph Rubio, Alejandro Salas, Christian Salazar, WIiiiam San Pedro, Michael Sanchez, Stefano Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Ethan Sliva, Nicolas Smith, Kevin Steel, Patrick Tootle, Jose Torres, Noah Torres, Christian Trastoy, Emmanoull Tsavarls, Juan Ulloa, Kevin Valido, Alden Vlllasuso, Alec Vlzoso, Miguel Walsh, Nicolas Perez-B lanco, Alejandro Ferna nd ez, Enrique VIia, Eddy Fldalgo, Jo n Lemos, Jack Sampedro, Michael Mora les, Sebastian Restrepo, Alejandro Pena, Eddie Silva a nd Anthon y Soler. Moderator: Mr. Johnny Calderin

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Future Doctors of America

Roste r: Andres Dones (President), Rodrigo Marin (Vice President), Sebastian Alonso, Juan Lucas Alvarez, Carlos Ariza, Nicholas Augustin, Michael Barony, Rodrigo Barquera, Maxwell Bellsarlo, Ryan Bermudez, Nicholas Besada, Glanmarco Blllau, Alexander Blanco, Jahn Broe, Alexander Caldwel l, Nicholas Canino, Javier Cantens, Adrian Carbaja les, Daniel Casarlego, Joshua Cecal, Gerald Chang, Marlin Chang, Paul Charpentier, Gabriel Cordova, Fernando de la Lama Guzman, Julian DeColllbus, Richard Fernandez, Gabriel Fernandez de Castro, Jaime Garcia-Oliver, Carlos Grundler, Jul ian Hernandez, John Herrera, Kyle Huynh, lean-Franco Jimenez, Ryan Jimen ez, Rajlv Khemlanl, Nathaniel Kim, Nicholas Lobato, Gabriel Lovo, Christopher Marrero, Alfredo Melgar, Alexander Menendez, Thomas Mojena, Benjamin Morales, Jorge Morasso, Bernardo Moro, Nathaniel Munoz, Henry Noy, Marlo Osorio, Collin Palllssery, Alejandro Pardo, Gabriel Pardo, lose Pereira, Daniel Piedrahita, Jason Proenza, lose Puentes, Nicholas Quintero, Esteban Rincon, Gabriel Robau, Jorge Rod rig uez, Joseph Rubio, Justin Rubio, Jack Sampedro, Eric Silva, Andres Smith, Nicolas Sosa, Christian Trastoy, Kevin Valido and Ju lian Zulueta.

Moderator: Ms. Milagros Zequelra

STEM Club

Roste r: Marco Lanz (President), Martin Fralllcclardl (Vice President) , Joseph Balerdl, Luis Diaz, Sebastian Garcia, Chri stopher Ga rcia, Daryel Guerra, Eric Labrador, Matthew Martin, Manuel Mejia-Bi rd, Jonathon Micali, Juan Miguez, Sebastian Safuls, Aaron Ramirez, Bryan Reyes, Juan Rubio, Javier San Martin, Anthony Soler and Anthony Vadell Moderator: Carlos Bravo

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ORGANIZATIONS

Student Council

Roster: Felipe Pardo (President), Deller Prusslng (Vice President), Eric Lastres, Jovan Rice, Javier Bustamante, Gabriel Aparicio, Marcos De La Hoz, Nlcolas Sosa, Ricardo Mayo, Roberto Fernandez, Luis Diaz and Christian Tinoco (Executive Board) Tyler Abella, Alexis Agreda, David Alarcon, Sebastian Arrlzurlela, Gabriel Baez, Joseph Balerdl, Robert Baro, Christian Beaubien, Sion Btssessar, Alexander Blanco, Andrew Candela, Emilio Carbonell, Aramls Castano, Julian Castro, Joshua Cecal, Nickolas Choquette, Jose CII, Luis Consueg ra, Carlos Corzo, Jonathan Cosio, Benjamin Cure, Rafael De la Torre, Diego del Pino, Marco Delamaza, Daniel Delgado, Andres Dones, Michael Fresco, Isaiah Fu ller, Ca rlos Garcia, Cristian Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Kevin Garcia, Lucas Garcia, Andres Gomez, Kyle Gomez, Joseph Gonzalez, David Guillaume, Pedra Hermida, Aldan Hevia, Gil Izquierdo, Rajlv Khemlanl, Nathaniel Kim, Roberto Lacasa, Andres Larrea, Marcos Leon, Vincent Lima, Samlr Lola, Luis Lopez, Jose Carlos Lopez-de Cespedes, Daniel Lurrgados, Adam Magoulas, Emilio, Mascaro, Ju stin Milton, Juan Miro-Quesada, Marcelo Morales, Arsenlo Moussa, Connor Mullins, Andrew Navarro, Matias Nieto, Carlos Ortega, Omar Ortega, Gabriel Otero, Ivan Pachon, Sebastian Parada, Felipe Pardo, Javier Pardo, Nicholas Patrlclos, Nicolas Pereiro, Alejandro Perez, Juan Perez, Nicholas Perez, Ricardo Perez, Carlos Perez-Abreu, Daniel Pianos, Nicolas Poveda, Deiter Prusslng, Hayden Puente, Andres Ramos, Roland Reyes, Victor Rivera, Raul Rodriguez, Manuel Andres Rodrlguez-Lapldo, Joaquin Rosado, Joshua Ruiz, Michael Ruiz, Joshua Salandy, Daniel Sanchez, Francisco Sanchez, Daniel Sastre, Joshua, Sloan, Enrique Sari, Carlos Sosa, Juan Tejera, Nicolas Tobon, John Tonda, Alejandro Torres, Lorenzo Torres, Maxton Torres, Waldo Toyos, Alejand ro Toyos-Sltjes, Otto Travieso, Emmanoull Tsavarls, Aleja ndro Ulvert, Kevin Valido, Alejandro Vazquez, Carlos Vela, Gabriel Velasquez Neira, Jack Volpe, Daniel Wallace and Lucas Zumpano. Moderator: Mr. Matthew Jordan.

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Athletes for Charit

Roster: Nicolas Muniz (President), Marlo Osorio (Vice President), Cody Agu irre, Cesar Aguzzl, Sebastian Alonso, Michael Aparicio, Javier Arazoza, Marco Arazoza, Nicholas Augustin, Joseph Balerdl, Luis Balerdl, Michael Barony, Ivan Barral, Alessandro Blllau, Stephen Alexander Brennan, Manuel Bruzos, Daniel Calvache, Daniel Cantens, Luis Casas, Victor Castro, Joshua Cecol, Miguel Cedeno, Sebastian Chamlzo, Gerald Chang, Joshua Collins, Daniel Comas-Sanchez, Rogelio Consuegra, Alejandro Corzo, Daniel Corzo, Robert Curbelo, Patricio de la Guardia, Rafael De la Torre, Brandon Delgado, Daniel Delgado, Matthew Diaz, Alex Doval, Ricardo Espina, Alejandro Fernandez, Lucas Ferna ndez, Marlo Fernandez-Riera, Javier Fraga-Vasquez, Michael Fresco, Carlos Garcia, Christopher Garcia, Cristian Garcia, Sebastian Garcia, Daniel Glacosa, Alexander Gomez, Andres Gomez, Luis Gonza lez, Mark Gonzalez, Daryel Guerra, Javier Guerrero Vlcen1e, Andre Hall, Luis, Halvorssen, Eduardo Hernan dez, Victor Hidalgo, Kasser Ismail, Andres Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Sebastian Jorge, Gabri el Krikorian, Nicholas Krikorian, Eric Labrador, Claudio Leyva, Sebastian Llano, Maxlmlllano Llorente, Israel Lopez-Mori llo, Gabriel Lovo, Andres Ludert Rodrigo Marin, Christopher Marrero, Michael Menendez, David Meza,Justln MIiton, Alejandro Morales, Eduardo Morasso, Bernardo Moro, Allan Navarro, Diego Nunez, Matthew Olesen, Matthew Pancorbo, Francisco Paredes, Nathaniel Payne,, Christian Paz, Alexander Perez, Ricardo Perez, Nichola s Perez-Blanco, Daniel Piedrahita Julian Piedra hit, Daniel Pianos, Jose Plasencia, Gabriel Polo, Christopher Ponce, Bernardo Pou lat, Deiter Prusslng, Guillerm o Quintero, Nicholas Quintero, David Raez, Ethan Rami rez, Bryan Reyes, Victor Rivera, Sebastian Roa, Brian Rodriguez, Edward Rodriguez, Jason Rodriguez, Michael Rodriguez, Michael Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Evan Rojas, Joshua Salandy, Jack Samped ro, Austin San Juan, Javier San Marti n, Daniel Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Matthew Schultz, Andres Smith, Nicolas Smith, Enrique Sorl, Henrlque Souza, Herman Suarez, Alejandro Torres, Noah Torres, Brandon VIia, Alejandro VIiiarreai, And res Wong and Julian Zuluela. Moderator: Mrs. Olga Ramon

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ORGANIZATIONS

Astronomy Club

Roster: Andres Alfonso (President) , Kevin Galego (Vice President) Rafael Oueiroz, Alexander Gomez, Andres Arriola, Leonardo Abate, Victor Castro, Eduardo Del Valle, Daniel Jimenez, Mathew Martin, Ricardo Espina, Zachary Callejas, M ichael Martrelly, Daniel Desponda, John Pau l Chiaponne, Daniel Diaz, Tomas Feijoo, Franco Loretelli, Christian Blasco, Lucas Alejandro Garcia and Aidan Suarez. Moderator: Mr. Pedro Anon and Father Pedro Ca rta ya, SJ

Archery

Roster: Federico Diago (President), Lucas Jimenez (Vice President), Henry Castellat, Sebastian Clark, Gabriel Cobos, Andres Diogo, Adrian

Fernandez, Antonio Franco Perini, Sebastian Gonzalez, Juan Lam, Adrian Rodriguez, Carlos Sosa, David Torres and Ricardo Yamin. Moderator: Mr. Michael Santana and Mr. Andres Jimenez

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Music Appreciation Society

Roster: Marlo Perez (President), Cristian Gonzalez (Vice President), Anthony Barada!, Ricardo Espina, Andres Lara, Carlos Lenis, Andres Perez and Raul Sague.

Moderator: Mr. Anthony Alexander

Video Game Cub

Roster: WIiiiam Tablada (President) Slon Blssessar (Vice President) Alexander Blanco, Ethan Concepcion, Gabriel Cordova, Juan de Lapuerta, Daniel Esponda, Andres Fernandez, Angelo Garcel, Marcos Garcia, Sebastian Gonzalez, Robert Gutierrez, Israel Hernandez, Brian Malagon, Carlos Marlbona, Michael Mesa, Jorge Perez, Marcelo Prugue, Rafael Ouelroz, Kevin Rodriguez, Adrian Smith, David Swlsstack and Luke Swlsstack. Moderator: Mr. Jorge Munoz-Bustamante

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Future Business Leaders

Ro sier: Doryel Guerra, Ricarda Perez, Joseph Balerdl, Tyler Abella, Patrizio de la Guardia, Alejandro Dominguez and Juan Ulloa. Moderator: Mr. Andres Jimenez

Builders Club

Roster: Cesar Cantos (President), Armando Gonzalez (Vice President), Nicolas Abreu, Mauricio Arias, WIiiiam Campo, Emilio Carbonell, Juan de Lapuerta, Daniel Diez, Maximo Fanju l, Matthew Gadlnsky, Carias Julio Garcia, Ethan Garcia, Lucas Garcia, Ethan Gonzalez, Luis Gonza lez-Pella, Gabriel Gonzalez.Quevedo, Diego Hamud, Th omas Iglesias, Juan Lopez, Oscar Lopez, Brian Malagon, Luka Markoskl, Juan Diego Meseguer Grillo, Joaquin Mesi re, Alejandro Mlnoso, Joseph Mun iz, Andrew Navarro, Jaime Parlade, Lucas Perez, Alejandro Porluondo, Andres Pulles, Gabriel Rammos, Julian Recio, Andres Rlondo, Antonio Roca, Marcos Rodrlguez-Lopldo, Carlos Roig, Israel Salaba rria, Jose Sepulveda, Alejandro Socarras, Alda n Suarez, Felipe Torres de Navarra, Alec Torrlcella, and Alejandro Ulvert. Moderator: Mrs. Diana Fernandez.

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Bishop San Pedro

Roster: Gabriel Gallardo (President), Anthony Vadell (Vice President), Rodrigo Barquero, Alexander Blanco, Bruno Buzanell, Pietro Buzanell, Victor Castro, Glanpaolo DeFellce, Carlos Echenique, Gabriel Fernandez de Castro, Gregory Galllnar, Manuel GIi, Jorge Jim enez, Jorge Lopez-Cabrera, Jua n Miguez, Lucas Miguez, Peter Morales, Rodrigo Nieto, Sebastian Spencer and Javier Ya nes. Moderator: Mrs. Margerlta Guerrero

Bocce Club

Roster: Brian Feal, Eduordo Hernandez, Doniel Casarlego, Julian Hernandez, Adrian Cicero, Andres Gomez, Tyler Newlin, Evan Gonzalez, Alex Doval, Daryel Guerra, Kyle Newlin, Sebastian Chamlzo, Nicolas Hidalgo, WIiiiam San Pedro, Anthony Soler Jr., Evan Rojas, Israel Lopez-Morillo and Timothy Mackle. Moderator: Mr. Ramon Nicosia

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American Sign Language

Roster: Jose Garcia Chirino, Jason Proenza, Raul Paellas, Gabriel Arteaga, Sean Hlcky, Micheal Morera, Smash Herna ndez, Lucas Cortinez, Anthony Ablnader, Roberto Gonzalez, Diego Navarro, Peter Morales and Beltran Ulloa. Moderator: Mrs. Ana Suarez

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Storm ing the field sen iors Jose Plasencia, Jorge Vlzcarrondo, a nd Gabriel Estrada lead the team before the game. With new coach Ed die Delgado ot the helm, the team suffered some early losses to tough riva ls. H owever, the team overcome th e obstacles to finish strong with a fourth District Championship title.

Roster: Mark Adams, Fran cisco Aguero, Sebas1ia n Alonso, Gabri el Aparcio, Alberto Arazoza, Javier Ara zoza Carlos Barquln, Sean Beaubien, Manuel Becerra, Jeremy Bencomo, Ryan Bermudez, Nicholas Broucek, Maniel Bruzas, Julian.Cesar Bueres, Nicholas Canino, Pablo Carreno, Antonio Castan o, Ara mis Castano, Donald Chaney, Drew Chlnlgo, Michael Corra I, Joseph Cruz, Andres Davila, Rafael De la Torre, Brandon Deeb, Edward Delgad o, Ralph Deso ntis, Daniel Esteban, Gabriel Estrada, Alexa nder Fernandez, Nikolas Fernandez, Ryan Fernandez, Antonio Fraga, Michael Fresco, Isaiah Fuller, Andres Gomez, Nicholas Gonza lez, Ian Johnson, Roberto Lacasa, Jacob Marrero, Matthew Ma rtin, Robert Martinez, Andres Maza. Chnstopher Maza, Enc Mena, Christopher Menendez, Nikolas Mora, Matt hew Moreno, Alexander Ortiz, Lu cas Otero, Nicholas Oyarzun, Ivan Pachon, Francisco Paredes, Nicholas Patri cios, Nathaniel Payne, Juan Perez, Nico las Perez-Abreu, Stefano Pinto, Jose Plasencia, Benjamin Puente, Hayden Puente, Ethan Ramirez, Francisco Ramirez, Jovan Rice, Victor Rivera, Ca nos Romero, Rafael Ruiz, Joseph Schultz, Mathew Schultz, Joshua Sloan, Andres Smith, Mark Trapp, Gabrt el Valladares, Santiago Venegas, and Jo rge Vizcarrondo. Coaches: Eduard o Delgado, Barney Flores, Jonny Coto, Augusto Venegas, Angel Aparicio, Hector Rod rtguez, Don Chaney Sr. , Jordan Esteban, Ulysees Marquez, Jonny llenasa, German Delgad o and Mario Pin o.

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Winding up, senior Javan Rice prepares to kick the extra poi nt. Rice was a cl utch kicker throughout the year going 39/40 for extra poi nts and 45/50 far touchbacks.

Diving for th e legs, Junior Aramls Castanos stops the run.

Casta nos was a sta rting linebacker the entire year.

Recording his second Interception of the season, senior Ivan Pachon stops Pace's drive up field. Pachon was a starting corner last season.

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The tea m celebrates after senior Gabriel Estrada stops the game winni ng pass aga inst Del ray. Estrada was a team captai n a nd an overa ll leader for the team.

Extending the play on the run, senior Gabriel Aparicio looks i ar the first down. Aparicio end ed the season with a total of four touchdowns.

Leaping In th e air, senior Jorge Vizcarrondo knocks th e ba ll loose. Vizcarrondo had one Interception and four pass break-ups during the season .

Breaking free sophomore Donald Chaney Jr. scores his seventh touchdown o f the year. Chaney broke the school's records for rushing yards a nd touchdowns wllh o tota l 1414 yards a nd 20 touchdowns.

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Directing the wide receiver, freshman Nlcholas Broucek pasltlans his teammate. The team played an unusually short season due to the fact that several games were cancelled as a result of a busy hurricane season. Despite the lack of play time, the JV team managed to defeat some of their toughest rivals.

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Roster: Mark Adams, Alberto Arazoza, Sebastian Arazoza, Carlos Barquln, Ryan Bertran, Nicholas Broucek, Manuel Bruzas, Ju lian-Cesar Bueres, Nicholas Canino, Pa blo Carreno, Antonio Castano, Miguel Cedeno, Antonio Cortabarrla, Santiago Cortabarrla, Andres Davila, Rafael De la Torre, Brandon Deeb, Edward Delgado, Ra lph Desantis, Alexander Fernandez, Nikolas Fernandez, Isaiah Fuller, Christian Gomez, Nicholas Gonzalez, Luis Halvorssen, Ian Johnson, Jacob Lazo, Jose Carlos Lopez-de Cespedes, Jacob Marrero, Alejandro Melo, Nikolas Mora, Alexander Ortiz, Wadlh Pazos, Jua n Perez, Nicolas Perez-Abreu, Benjamin Puente, Hayden Puente, Breton Rice, Victor Rivera and Mark-Edward Trapp. Coaches: Jonny Coto, Marlo Pino and Hector Rodriguez.

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Blocking for the runn er, eig hth grader Pablo Carreno and freshman Edward Delgado create a gap for eighth grader Ryan Bertran. Carreno a nd Beltra n were moved up fro m the midd le school level to JV. Reaching fo r the skies, freshman Luis Halvorseen secures the ball In double coverage. Ha lvorseen was a frequent look for the quarterback.

Rolling out of th e pocket, eighth grader Fernando Mendoza escapes pressure.

Mendoza was a starter on the middle school team.

Securing the boll, eighth grader Michael Corral looks upfield for a n open hole. Corral was moved to va rsity al the end of the season due to his performa nce on the team.

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Roster: Lucas Amaya, Brendan Aran, Adl son Arnholt, George Ba lepogl, Alfredo Balsera, Mathew Baturen, Christian Beaubien, Jean-Luc Blanchard, Angel Bueres, Jake Ca mejo, Alberto Carrillo, Ruben Chavez, Michael Corra l, Dylan Cosgrove, Diego del Pi no, Daniel Delgado, And rew Diaz, Eduardo Durand, Oscar Echegaray, Lucas Ferna ndez, Nicholas Fonseca, Marc Fuentes, Aldan Glrado, Mathew Handel, Lucas Leon, William Lima, Juan Manrique, Daniel Marsh, Gabriel Martin, Lucas Marti nez, Fenrnando Mendoza, Jorge Mesa, Brandon Micali, Maxlmlllano Munoz, Adrian Navarro, Amin Pazos, Manuel Perez, Jama r! Richardson, Aa ro n Rodriguez, Marcos Ruiz, Israel Salabarria, Nicolas Sanchez, Nicolas Souto, Jose Toledo, Dorian Torres, Victor Torres, Gabnel Va lladares, Nicolas Vlelto and Daniel Wa llace. Coaches: Eduardo Fraga, Manuel Feijoo, Shane Wa lker, Keonle Cash, Sebastian Leiter, Jordan Galvez, Edel Abad and Tony Gonzalez.

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Escaping pressure, sixth grader Michel Musi gels a first down for the team. Musi was a leading rusher on the team.

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Starting the race strong, senior Joshua Collins was the State Runner-Up, and led the team to their ninth State Championship Title. The team had been ranked third by the media, and considered the underdog at the state competition . The win proved that the school's long-standing running program should never be underestimated .

Roster: Cesar Aguzzl, Carlos Bailly, Tomas Bayona, Giancarlo Benitez, Matthew Bryan, Sebastian Castillo, Joshua Collins, Alejandro Corzo, Lucas de la Hoz, Julian Delamaza, Brendon Delgado, Sebastian Duenas, Daniel Fager, Chr1stlan Fernandez, Alberto Fraga, Thomas Galllnar, Christopher Garcia, Diego Gomez, Jose Gonzalez, Nicolas Hidalgo, Eric Labrador, John Lee, Nicholas Lobato, Adam Magoulas, David Meza, Juan Miguez, Lucas Miguez, Eduardo Mo ra sso, Gabriel Nunes, Daniel Olru, Alejandro Pena, Andres Pizzi, Sebastian Roa, Jesse Rodriguez, Austin San Juan, Michael Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Henrlque Souza, and Javier Vento.

Coaches: Francisco Ruiz, Rene Medina, Juan Rodriguez, Victor Arrieta, Carlos Barqurn, and Carlos Jimenez.

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Kicki ng past the campetltlan, Ju nior Cesar Aguzzi maves up ta the fra nt to accrue points for the teem. Aguzzr was the fifth man on the teem, cli nching the win at the State Championsh ip.

At the Embry Riddle Invitational, sophomore Matthew Bryan works on closing the gap and keeping up with the pack. The wolverines had to travel to Daytona due to the devastating Impact of Hurricane Irma In South Florida.

In the last stretch, fres hman Diego Gomez leeves It all on the cou rse In a sprint to the fi nish line at the Spanish River lnvllatlonal. The underclassmen played a pivota l role throughout the season as they made up the majority of the team.

At the State Championship, Jun iors Lucas de la Hoz, Sebastian Roa and eighth grader Adam Magoulas keep the dom inat ing pack together. The effort made by this group of runners led to the progra m's state win.

Before the start of the roce at the DCYF meet, the JV team lines up at the start. The JV tea m also had an undefeated season and helped the varsity runners to do their best.

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One behind the next, eig ht h graders Jorge Hernandez, Adrian Delgado, and Lucas Morales pace themselves and overcome the competition at the State Championship.

The tea m fo llowed the pack strategy to win this race.

In the final 200 meters, seventh gra der Eric Barreto kicks his way to the fi nis h lin e. The team finished with a ma n at first, fourth, sixth, and seventh. Barreto was the only seventh grader In t he top seven group.

Entering the track for the last 300 meters, eighth grader Tomas Duque clenches the ACC Cha mpionshi p title.

Duque stepped up to lead the tea m when another runner was moved up to the varsi ty level.

Roster: Frank Al ra, Henry Amador, Jua n Arellano, Eric Barreto, Ch ristian Blasco, Lucas Bogardus, Ca rlos Corzo, Daniel

Cuesta, Ad rian Delgado, Luis Dulzaldes, Tomas Duque, Joseph Duran, Lewis Elias, Lucas Garcia, Andrew Gonzalez, David Guillaume, Jorge Hern andez, Michael Herna ndez, Stephen Herna ndez, Alexander Kuhn, Andrew Lamela, Roberto Leon, Alejand ro Lopez, Juan Lopez, Peter Lopez, Andres Luna, Ferna ndo Luna, Daniel Lurlgados, Lucas Morales, Lucas Padron, Benjamin Pasternac, Nicolas Paz, Raymond Perez, Kyle Quintana, Au relio Rodriguez, Jacob Rodriguez, Pablo Rod riguez, Carlos Roig, Joseph Ruiz, Joshua Ruiz, Lucas Sabogal, Hely Santellz, Jose Sepulveda, Evan Torres, Alejandro Vela, Gabriel Velasquez Neira and Matthew Vina. Coaches: Victor Arrieta, Gabriel Von Der Osten and Carlos Jimenez.

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Garcia, David Guillaume, Juan Lopez, Daniel Lurlgadors, Raymond Perez, Kyle Quintana, Aureli o Rodriguez, Ca rl os Roig, Joseph Ruiz, Joshua Ruiz, Lucas Sabogal, Jose Sepulveda, Evan Torres and Matthew Vina. Coaches: Victor Arrieta, Gabriel Von Der Osten and Carlos Jimenez.

Running the course, sixth grader Joshua Ruiz sprints the final stretch to the fi nish li ne. Ruiz finis hed the season with a personal best of 8:59 for the 1.5 miles.

Staying a head of the competition, sixt h grader Joseph Ruiz paces ahead . Ruiz season personal record was a 9:14.

On home tu rf, sixth grad er Evan Torres kicks his way up the Nike Hil l. The season was cu t short due to the da mages caused by Hurricane Irma .

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Loo kl ng at the target, sophomore Alejandro Garcia takes 1he wind ln1a consideration to line up his next shot.

Garcia has been o n the team since 7th grade and has been a huge asset ever since.

Working together for the best outcome, senior Andres Perez and Junior Manuel Romero d iscuss 1he best approach to the next shot. Perez was cap tain of the team a nd Romero led the team to the Dls1rlc1 Cha mpionship w here they placed fi rst.

Following 1hrough with his swing, senior Enrique Vila hits hi s driver Just right for the ba ll to go down the course. This was VIia"s 4th year playing golf and he was highly praised by all his teammates.

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With his eye on the prize, sixth grader Mateo Stickler watches his bal l head down the range. Stickler was ane of the top scorers on the team while also being a member of the school's basketball team .

As they prepare for their upcoming match aga inst Gul liver, members of the midd le school golf team practice their putting before pairing up with a teammate.

With the day coming to an end, the team members show their sportsma nship to their opponent as they head out of the course. The team was considered one of the best In the league w ith a 4-1 record.

Working as a unit, seventh graders Nicolas Portuondo a nd Adrian Rodriguez wait patiently for their turn to putt. Rodriguez was considered one of the best on the team with an average score of 43.2 Headi ng to the next hole, seventh grader Ignacio Lizama and sixth grader Roberto Lizama work their way down the fairway to keep the game going. The Llzamas were cousins and were both va luable assets to the team.

Ignacio Lizama, Mateo Stickler, Carlos Perez-Abreu, John Bohatch, Roberto Lizama, Adrian Rodriguez, A.J . Perez, Joseph Muniz, Nicolas Porthondo. Co a che s: Andrew Navarro and Gerardo Portela Roster:

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Competing In the 200 yard freestyle, senior Allor Fungalrl no goes on to win the event at the State Championship In Stuart with a personal record of 1:34.89, ony 0.2 seconds away from the state record. Fungairlno also won the 500 yard freestyle at this event with a lime of 4:25.73.

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Bodero, Carlos Caballero, Ignacio Cardenal, Luis Casas, Andres Castillo, Sebastian Chamlzo, Martin Chang, lose Chaviano, An thony Delgado, Samuel Flores, Eduardo Francia, Allor Fungalrlno, Orlando Galindez, Christopher Go lllano, Mateo Garcia Jaime Garcia-Oliver, Antonio Gomez, Daniel Jimenez, Thomas Kurzan, Alejandro Llorente, Santiago Lopez, Hugo Marin, Michael Martelly, Alexander Menendez, Andres Mesa, Thomas MoJena, Gabriel Ortega, Hector Paz, Alexander Perez, Jorge Perez, Andres Puello, Pablo Puga, Matthew Puelles, Raul Rodrlguesz, Michael Ruiz, Javier Saumell, Kevlng Steel, Nicolas Suarez, Roberto Suarez, Matthew Torres, Adolfo Valencia and Andres Wong.

Coach: Kirk Peppas.

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Diving off the block, sophomore Andres Wong takes off the anchor leg of the 200 yard freestyle relay.

Wong was the Regional Champion In the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 47.51.

Pushing off the wal l, senior Hugo Morin starts off the 100 yard backstroke at the District Championship.

Marin was a team captain and he qualified for states In the 100 yard backstroke.

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In the Individual Med ley Relay, freshman Hector Pa z swims the breast stroke. Paz also swam the 200 yard freestyle relay at the State Championship.

In the last leg of the race, Junior lgnaclo Aguilar swims the 200 yard freestyle relay. Agu liar also swam the 50 yard freestyle.

Before entering the water, senior Javi er Saumell dives at the District Championship. Saumell was the team's first diver In the school's history and he won the District Champion for the event.

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During an after school practice, eighth grader Zachary Callejas works on his butterfly st roke.

A lthoug h the butterfly was his strongest event, Ca llejas also swa m the 100 meter.

Breaking free of the competition, eighth grader Dylan Veccio compl eted his final race of the year in the Dade County Youth Fair Middle School Swim Meet. Veccio placed second overa ll at this meet.

Practicing freestyle, seventh grader Maxton Torres works on improving his stroke. The seventh grade class had a big presence on the middle school team.

At the Ransom Meet, the middle school swimmers race to the finish in the freestyle.

"The highlight of the season was seeing the team improve throughout from the begin ning the final meet," sa id eighth grader Dylan Veccio. "I look forward to swimm ing with the varsity team next yea r."

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Driving past his defe nder, Junior Daniel Cantens heads for the baseline. " A record does not tell the story. I will come back even stronger next year,'' said Cantens.

Smothered by his defender, Junior Daniel Suei ro pu lls up for the three pointer. Suelro shot fi fty percent from the three-point line duri ng that game against SLAM.

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Coming off the pick a nd rol l, Junior Alec Rodriguez drives towards the basket.

Rod riguez was lhe sta rting point gua rd on the tea m last season.

Looking fo r the open man, freshman David Fernandez comes off the screen. Fernandez was the only fresh man on the varsity team.

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Using his height to his advantage, sophomore Francisco Paredes shoots over a defender during a home game againsl Miami Sunset. Paredes was the leading rebounder for the team la st season.

Making his way down th e court, sophomore John Michael To nda crosses his defender In a game against TERRA. Tonda was the sixth man of the JV tea m.

Shooting a three pointer, sophomore M arlo Cobo makes a wide open shot against riva l Columbus Explorers at the Watsco Center.

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In th e last minutes of th e game, sophomore Sean Luc Beaubien shoots a three pointer In the clutch at the Watsco Center against the Explorers. Beaubien made an Incredible comeback after a devastating leg Injury durin g his freshma n yea r.

Roster: Marlo Cobo, Diego Segu rola, Joseph Perez, Francisco Paredes, Christop her Klernlck, Sea n Luc Beaubien, Michael Navarro, Nicholas Rodriguez, Jonathan Cosio, John Michael Tonda, Thomas Puente, Andy Chavez and Herman Suarez.

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In the process of breaking th e press and setting up a ha lf court offen se, fres hman Luke Pennie dribbles around a defender and looks for on open teammate. Pennie was the team's starti ng point guard, and has been In the program since the sixth grade.

Facing up a defender and looking for a way to attack the basket eighth grader Sal Stewart always keeps the defense on edge. Stewart was on the middle school Gold Team as early as the sixth grade, and became a leader for the team.

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Bri nging the ball up the court, seventh grader Danlel Fernandez looks to drive Into the basket and score points against IMG Academy. Fern andez played sma ll forward and has been playing basketba ll for seven years.

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In an attempt to get to the basket, sixth grader Andres Larrea looks for contact while driving In. Larrea started as a small forward .

Roster: Anthony Azcuy, Javr Brito, Ig nacio Fa lla, Eduardo Gross Jr., Diego Leon-Aguliar, Vincent Lima, Freddy Melgar, Victor Perez, Carlos Sa ntana, Danny Sastre, Mateo Stickler, Evan Torres a nd Otto Travieso. Coaches: Sa l Stewart

Rising up for the shot, sixth grader Tomas Iglesias goes fo r the layup.

Ig lesias was a sma ll toward on the team.

With a defender a ll over him, sl>cth grader Matthew Berrocal searches for an a ng le to deliver a pass to his point gua rd. Berroca l had been playing basketball since he was seven years old.

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With all his focus on the boll, senior Carlos Grande cornpeles in lhe dislricl lournornenl lo finish the set. Grande won the Singles Individual Stole Championship by scoring 6-1 and 6-0 in two sels. His hord work and dedicolion in lhe sporl of tennis earned him a spot as one of the MVPs on the 1eam.

Putting his energy into the swing, freshman Sebastion Velez, focuses on winning 1he point.

VeleL won lhe #1 doubles Dislricl Tournarnenl wilh his partner senior Carlos Grande and earned a spot in the Stole Tournament.

Jumping to save the ball, senior Javier Guerrero competes • goins1 Sou1h Miami High School during lhe Dislricl Tournornenl. Guerrero has been ploying 1ennis for the school since he was in six1h grade.

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Mal{ing a By: William Tablada In his firsl malch ol lhe day, sixlh grader Nicholas Hernandez looks to defeat his opponent with a powerful set. 'The season went well, and I enjoyed playing with my leammales," sa id HernandeL. Persevering through the hot sun, eighth grader Alfredo Diaz sprinls lo hil a ball placed lar oulside. "ll was a good experience, and I improved in many different ways," said Diaz.

Swinging his racket at Palmer Trinity, eighth grader John Anguita reaches to return the ball back to his opponent Anguita hit the ball back over the net to then secure his point lead.

Participating in regular warm up drills, seventh grader Diego Gonzalez and eighth grader Alec Schneider prepare to face off in the·1r doubles match. "We tried our best and next year we will try even harder and play better," said Schneider.

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Striking the boll perfectly, senior Francisco Castanos waits for on opening In the defence to poss the boll to one of hi s teammates. Costa nos was the lead ing scorer In the district with 27 goals.

Ro ster: Luciano Bettocchl, Francisco Costanos, Robert Castro, Doniel ComasSanchez, Eduardo Delgado, Lucas Fernandez, Jose Ga rces, Cristia n Garcia, Victor Giorgini, Sebastion Llano, Maxlmlllo no Llo rent e, Jorge Lopez-Cabrera, Chrl sopher Moustafa, Rodrigo Munoz, Thanos! Noos, Diego Nunez, Juan Pereira, Aleja ndro Pujal s, Sebastian Restrepo, Carlos Soso, Nicolas Soso, Harri son Stoker, Carlos Velo, David Velasco and Julian Piedrahita. Coaches: Tonger Mendonca, Oscar Emond and Aaron Hernandez.

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Attempting to pus h the ba ll down fie ld, senior Maximiliano Ltorente ski llfully avoids a defender a nd looks for an open teammate. Llorente's unmatched endura nce led him 1o be an effective and Infl uential player on the team .

Working hard to steal the ball, senior Carlos Vela overwhelms the opposition w ith his speed. Although Vela did not start at the beginni ng of the season, he was a crucial component towards the w ins In th e latter part of the year.

Bracing himself fo r Impact, senior Diego Nunez battles for a 50-50 ba ll. Nunez had a short season with a major Injury to his ACL.

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An excited crowd watches In anticipation as senior Cristian Garcia halts the opposing LaSal le player at midfield. Hundreds of peop le showed up to wa tch these two teams clash head-to-head .

Playing against Mater Academy, senior Nicolas Sosa sends a pass to his team mate. Sosa played left back on the va rsity team.

Fath er Will ie Garcia-Tunon, SJ watches the varsity tea m give thei r 10096 and strive for a win on their home turf.

Fath er Will ie's Inspiring presence a nd tea m spirit lifted up the team both du ring thei r low a nd highs of the season.

Slici ng throug h defenders, freshma n Seba stian Restrepo pushes up field with the goal In his sights.

Although he was a freshma n, Restrepo had been playing a1 the varsi ty level for two years.

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Dribbling the ball down the field, sixth grader Jullan Recio attempts to take the ba ll to the other side for his team. This was a Reclo's first year playing soccer for th e school.

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Roster: Diego Alvarez, Mateo Baquero, Gabriel Belfort, Nichole Duque, Carlo Julio Garcia, Martin Ignacio Garriga, Daniel Lurlgados, Alec Molina, Alejandro Mouhaffel Mattey, Julian Recio, Marcos RodrlguezLapldo, Nicolas Rodriguez-Meneses, Emery Salam, Nicolas Smith, Lorenzo Torres, Felipe Torres de Navarra, Alejandro Ulvert, Luca Valenti a nd Avery Vllasuso. Coa ch: Tonger Mendoca

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Steadily holding the opponent from Ca rol Springs, senior Joseph Schultz, gains a point at a tournamen t at Westminster Chri stian School. His win cllched the victory for th e team.

While his peers cheer for him, sophomore Alejandro Castro Intensely focuses on his opponent at the 2018 District Cha mpionship held In the school gym.

In an Intense match, sophomore Eddie Sliva, takes down his opponent a nd wins on a pin. This wi n qualified Sliva for the 2018 Regional Cha mpionship.

Roster: Henry Ama dor, Spencer Ashby, Isaac Badell-Rlvlere, Daniel Cuesta, Thomas Cuesta, Diego De La Vega, Daniel Esteban, Ryan Fernandez, Antonio Fraga, Luis Gonzalez-Pella, Matthew Martin, Nicholas Muniz, Kyle Quintana, Rafael Ruiz, Joseph Schu ltz, Matthew Schultz, Eddie Sliva and Dorian Torres. Coach: Fidel Albelo

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Jumping up co receive, junior Eric Diaz gets ready 1o send the ball back lo Grea1er Miami Adventist Academy. D-, •, ended 1he seaso1 with 16 kills and 10 digs. Las1 season was only the second in the lost decode lhol Lhe volleyball Leo m won Lhe Distric1 Championship.

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Runn ing 1o save 1he ball, sophomore Christopher Klemick sets the play to return it to the opposing team. "I cou ld really feel the bond among the teammates on the court," said Klemick.

Receiving the ball from the other team, eighth grader Sal Stewart bunts ii bock Iowa rds them lo rel urn tl10 play. Stewar:'s rn:urr· ulloweu for ano1her point 1o get added to the scoreboard.

Positioning the ball for a spi <e, eighth grader Kevin Alpi,ar gees the ass·s1 and se1s up ior the point "Last year I learned how 10 ploy lhe sport cornpetitiv0ly," srnd Alµizur. "Our coach was real y good, and he 1aug ht me a lo1 about how to play 11e game carrec11y."

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Running through Ille bases, senior Jonathan Barditch celebrates a horne run.

Bard itch, who played on the school team throughout his high school career, had a batting average oi .298 seaso n. The varsity baseball team hod to overcome numerous adversities, including a series of injuries lo their lop players, lhal hindered 1heir plans 1o move to the pos1 season.

Roster: Alexis Agreda, Arrnondo Alber1, Alec Arrizurie1a, Jonathon Barditch, Roger Coinzos, Robert Curbelo, Gia Cueto, Jorge De Goti, Gabriel De Zendegui, Christian Eiroa, Mario Ferna ndez-Riera, Dorian Gonza lez, Andrew Hernandez, James Mullis, Nicholas Ouin1ero, Aaron Ramirez, Sean Riera, Es1eban Rodriguez, Michael Rodriguez, Joshua Sala ndy, Sal Stewart, AleJandro Torres and Humberto Torres. Coach: Gerard Albert, Ivon Montone and Po ul Barnes

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Swinging al lhe boll, junior Joshua Salandy, makes conlacl with 1he ba II with grea1 precision. Salandy hod a total of 16 runs ba11ed in lost season for the team

Putting power into his throw, senior lames Mullis, strikes out the bolter. Mullis's pi1ching avera ged a 1.36 walks plus hi1s per inning pilched.

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Jumping for the ball, junior Armondo Albert gels 1he ou1 for the team. As the short s1ap, Albert was help1ul with a batting overoe o1 .359.

Hus1Iing to the boll, junior Gabriel De Zegendui makes 1he catch. DeZegen d ui had a ta1al at 23 putou1s los1 season as the 1eom's ou1field.

Catching the boll senior Humberto Torres ready to frame the boll. Torres hod 22 runs far the 1eom last year, which was one of the highes1 far the team overall.

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Roster: Sebastian Alonso, Luis Aparicio, Andres Bello, Ryan Bertran, Rya n Calnzos, Gavin Cancio, Adrian CarbaJales, Francis Cruz, Giovanny Cueto, Roberto Fernandez, Marc Fuentes, Alexander Gomez, Luis Gonzalez, Andres Gutierrez, Carlos Iglesias, Andrew Lamzaras, Alejandro Morales, Marlo Osorio, Daniel Perez, Sebastian Rlgueno, Diego Romero, Jack Sanpedro and Sal stewart.

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At 1he State Championship, senior Joshua Collins finishes 1he 1600m s1rong with a personal record of 4: 16.47. Collins, who olso ron the 3200m, set fhe school record for this event with a 9:09.25 He ran both the 1600m and the 3200m at the State Championship where he placed third in both races.

Roster: Franc·1sco Aguero, Cesar Aguzzi, Christopher Alvarez, M 1choel Aparicio, Javier Boca, Carlos Bailly, Rodrigo Barquera, Tomas Bayona, Sean Luc Beaubien, Manuel Becerra, Giancarlo Benitez, Ryon Bermudez, Luciano Be1tocchi, Alexander Blanco, William Braceras, Matthew Bryan, Aramis Castano, Sebastion Castillo, Donald Chaney, Joshua Collins, Lucas de lo Hoz, Julian Delamaza, Brandon Delgado, Lukas Esapil, Daniel Fager, Christion Ferno ndez, Javier Frago-Vazquez, Gabriel Gallardo, Diego Gomez, Evon Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez, Nicholas Gonzalez, Nicholas Hidalgo, Jean-Franco Jimanez, Eric La brador, John Lee, David Leiva, William Lleonort, Michael Lopez, Adorn Mo goulos, David Meza, Juan Miguez, Lucas Miguez, Nikolas Moro, Eduardo Morosso, Jorge Morasso, Nicholas Muniz, Gabriel Nunez, Doniel Ollu, Nicholas Potricios, No1haniel Payne, Alejandro Peno, Gerardo Perera, Nicolas Perez-Abreu, And res Pizzi, Jason Proenza, Sebastian Roa, Jesse Rodrig11ez, Benjamin Romonach, Nicolas Solvo1, Austin San Juan, Michael Sanchez, Vicente Sanchez, Joshua Sloan, Carlos Enrique Sosa, Henrique Souza, Stefan Todywalo, David Velasco, Javier Vento and Aiden Vlllasusa. Coaches: Victor Arrie1a, Jose Roca Jr., Donald Chaney and Carlos Jimenez

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Fighting in a close race for first, senior Eric Labrador clears the hurdle. Lab rador made it 1o 1he Stale Championship where he ran a 15.15 in the 110m hurdles.

Freshman Aiden Villasuso races to the finish line in 1he 200m. Villasusa reached a personal best of 24.69 seconds in this event

At the District Cham pionship, sophomore Donald Chaney, Jr. clears the bar. Chaney broke his own school record at the Regional Championship wi th a jump of 6'1 1" and he was the State Champion in his division.

In 1he circle, junior Nicholas Palricios gets ready ta th row the discus. Potricios was a very consistent athlete with a personal best throw of 126'9".

The young dista nce group of eighth grader Adam Magoulas, freshmen Javier Vento and Diego Gomez, and sophomores Matthew Bryan and Gabriel Nunes lead 1he pack. Magoulas and Vento went on to compete at 1he State Championship in the 3200m .

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Running 1o 1he finish line, eighth grader Alfredo Huete finishes lhe Crusader Classic lnvI1a1ional in sixth place. Huete ran in the 4x400m 1ho1 placed seven1 h al the Stole Championship.

Th rowing the shotput with great effor1, eighth grader Gabriel Valladares gets the Job done. Valladares broke the middle school record with • throw ol 45'9".

Roster: George Bolepogi, Eric Barreto, Edgar Bo1isto, Bryan Bjorkman, Chris1ion Blasco, Charles Carreno, John Castellanos, Diego Chang, Ruben Chavez, Carlos Corzo, Adrion Delgado, N·1cholos Diaz, Kevin Dominguez, Tomas Duque, Joseph Duran, Alexis Julian Falero, Rafael Fernandez, Ethan Garcia, Lucas Garcia, Marcos Garcia, Aiden Garcia, Aiden Girado, Armando Gonzalez, Eduardo Gross Jr., David Guillaume, Roberto Henao, Pedro Hermida, Al1redo Huete, Thomas Ig lesias, Ion Johnson, Alexander Kuhn, Andrew Kuhn, Andrew Lamela, Lucas Leon, Roberto Leon, Diego Aguilar-Leon, William Limo, Samir Lola, Alejandro Lopez, Andres Luna, Fernando Luna, Daniel Lurigodos, Adorn Magoulos, Michael Ma rtelly, Ryon Mer1z, Jorge Mesa, Joaquin Mes1re, Carlos Morales, Adrion Navarro, Oma r Ortego, BenJamin Pasternac, Raymond Perez, Salvo1ore Pizzi, An1onio Ponte, Alejandro Por1uondo, Rolando Rodriguez, Morcos Lapido-Rodriguez, Joshua Ruiz, Victor Salos, Hely Sonleliz, Jose Sepulveda, Nicolas Smith, Nicolas Souto, Zachary Sunderland, Alec Torricella, Ma1thew VolleJo, Gabriel Neira Velasquez, Matthew Vallejo, and Pedro Zuloago. Coaches: lose Garcia, Alberto Juanloreno and lose Roca, Jr.

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Ruiz made it to the FLYRA State Championship in the 3000m where he ran a 10:29.90.

At the Wes1minster Invitational, sixth grader Charles Carreno runs the 400m. He placed eleventh in th is even1 with a persona l record time oi 1:02.49

At the Westminster Invitational, sixth graders Joaquin Mestre and Daniel Lurigados compete against eighth graders in the 3200m. Lurigadas finshed 1he even1 with a lime oi 6:01.37 and Mestre 2:43.40.

Competing at the Dade County Youth Fair Middle School Champ·1onship, sixth grader Diego Leon Aguilar places 28th in the 400m. Aguilar completed this race with a time 01 1:07.57.

Roster: Edgar Bo1its1o, Charles Co rreno, Alexis Ju lian Falero, Ethan Garcia, Lucas Garcia, Marcos Garcia, Armando Gonzolez, Eduardo Gross Jr, David Guillaume, Thomas Iglesias, Diego Leon-Aguilar, Doniel Lurigados, Joaquin Mestre, Omar Ortego, Raymond Perez, Alejo ndro Portundo, Marcos Rodriguez-Lapido, Joshua Ruiz, Vic1or Solos, Jose Sepulveda, Nicolas Sm ith, Evon Torres, and Matthew Vina. Coaches: Jose Garcia and Alberto Juantorena.

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Leading the varsity learn, seniors Roberto Fernandez, Ricardo Mayo and Nicholas Smith take the 1ield at Tropical Park 1o face the Columbus Explorers. The Wolverines wen1 on 1o win this rivalry early in the season and se1 a tone 1or 1he res1 of 1he year.

Roster: Mark Adams, Rafael Bru, Alejandro Candela, An1onio Costa no, Rogelio Consuegra, Joseph Cruz, Ramon de Legorburu, Carlos Diaz, Eloy Fernandez, Roberto Fernandez, Kyle Gusa, Ma11hew Hernandez, Diego Horta, Ignacio LopezCastro, Justin Louden, Ricardo Mayo, Vic1or Mejer, Eric Mena, Jono1hon Micali, Br• ndon Moron, Ricardo Perez, Nicholas Perez-Blanco, Deiter Prussing, Lucas Rodriguez, Manuel Andres Rod riguez-Lapido, Carlos Romero, Nicholas Sm 1th, Enrique Sari, Jorge Suarez, Jose Toledo, Alejandro Toyos-Si1jes, Lucas Verdejo and Andres Vila. Coach: Alan Bellando

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Smi1h was the highest scoring player on the team lasl season wilh 37 goals.

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While being covered by two defenders, senior Nicholas Perez-Blanco looks for a pass against Pinecrest. PerezBlanco commited to ploy lacrosse for Merrimack College.

Running with full possession, senior Lucas Verdeja posses the boll down field. Verdejo was the captain an the defensive side a11he ball.

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Attacking the goal, sophomore Nicholas Poveda looks for an open man while keeping the ball away from the defender.

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In an attempt to clear the ball, freshman Alejandro Acosta runs down 1ield to 1ransition 1he bal l to the a1tack. Acosta was one of the three starling defenders every game and an asset to the defense's success With control o1 the bal I, freshman Diego Canto approaches quickly as he looks 1or a way around the de1ense. According 1a coach Paz, Canto was a consistent player and vital to the team throughout the season.

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Warming up for the match, senior Jose Chaviano passes the ball to an open teammate. Last year Chaviano had a total of 43 goals along with 8 assists.

Roster: Ignacio Aguilar, Joseph Balerdi, Maxwell Belisario, Ignacio Cardenal, Andres Castillo, Sebastian Chamizo, Jose Chaviano, Kevin Ferguson, Orlando Galindez, Ch ristopher Galliano, Thomas Kurzan, Luis Mendez, Alexander Perez, Adrian Ponce, Andres Puello, Pablo Puga, Matthew Pulles, Raul Rodriguez, Emmanouil Tsavaris, Adolfo Valencia and Matthew Watkins. Coaches: Jimmy Aguilera and Amaury Quesada.

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Passing the ball junior Ignacio Aguilar looks to open teammate sophomore Luis Mendez to complete the play. Aguilar had a total of 20 assists and Mendez a total of 24 goals throughout the season.

Shooting the ball with full force junior Joseph Balerdi has his eye on the goal. Balerdi led the team last year in goals with an astonishing total of 76 goals.

Mustering all his might, senior Matthew Pulles gets ready to take the shot. Pulles suffered an injury in the middle of the season, but he was able to get back in the game before the season ended.

Covering the goal to attempt to block the shot, sop homore Kevin Ferguson defends the goal. In his first year as a starter, Ferguson had a total of 176 saves.

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Atte mpting the goal, seventh g rader Antonio Perini goes fo r the point. Perini played a va luable role In helping his team by scorin g fou r goa ls against opponent Mia mi Cou ntry Day. Ready to pass the ba ll to one ot his teammates, eig hth grader Alejandro Sanchez looks for a n open man to avoid a turnover.

Sanchez was big on the assists and helped lead his tea m to an undefeated season.

Trying to keep the ball away from opponent, sixth grader Nelson de Leon hustles to keep h Is team al ive In the ga me. De Leon was one of th e toughest players In the water throughout th e enti re season despite bei ng his fi rst year on the team.

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Perez tries to add points to the scoreboa rd . Perez record ed seven goals In th is ga me agai nst Gulliver which ended with a vic tory for the Wolverines.

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Pushing through the clear water, the Varsity 8 squad perform as one. The Varsity 8 won the gold at the American Youth Cup. Making a great Individual effort, senior Jorge Garcia-Sarratt goes for the gold.

Roster: Carias Carta, Daniel Casariega, Lucas Deeb, Doniel Fea l, Alexander Ferreira, Alexander Fox, Nickolas Garcia-Amandi, Julian Hernandez, Wi lliam Lleanart, Michael Mestre, Augusto Morena, Dane Morri ssey, Gabri el Nguyen, Gilberto Oliva, Andres Pacios, Matthew Pancorbo, Doniel Sanchez, Ricardo Silveira, Alejandro Acosto, Justin Alvarez, Francisco Baella, Lucas Bellido, Carias Caban, Javier de Cardenas, Luca Del Risco, Roberto Espin, Ignacia Felix-Padilla, Christian Fox, Matias Gandarias, Jahn Goble, Gil Izquierdo, Diego Liu, Ryan Martinez, Shawn Martinez, Michael Miro, Michael Montenegro, Carlos Ortega, Nicholas Ortega, Joseph Perez, Gabriel Rammos, Christian Ramos, Antonio Roca, Christian Rodriguez, Patrick Rodriguez, Nicholas Romano, Alejandro Vazquez, Diego Victoria, Yun-Chan Wu, Ian Anderson, Carlos Ariza, Orlando Baella, Gregory Bel l, Kevin Bjorkman, Lucas Blanco, Marcos Blanco, Stephen Alexander Brennan, Ivan Cabrera, Nicholas Casa riego, Dominic Chiappone, Domingo Cortinez, Alex Doval, Brian Feal, James ~igarolo, Carlos Gamez,Andres Ga rcia.Chacon, Jorge Garcia-Sarraff, Doniel Giacosa, Andres Gomez,Sa ntiago Gonzalez Irigoyen, Eduardo Hernandez, Ca rlos Huembes, Kasser Isma il, Israel Lopez-Morillo, Carlos Maribona, Rod rigo Marin, Connor Mullins, Brendan O'Flaherty, Alejandro Pacias, Gabriel Pardo, Hunter Prind le, Sebastian Rafuls, Christopher Rodriguez, Julien Rodriguez, Mark Waldman, Julian Zulueta and Lucas Zumpano. Coach: Yunian Cabrera

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With an applause and enth usiasm, seniors Andres Gomez and Nicolas Sosa welcome sixth grader Matthew Vina 1o the gym. Sixth graders began arriving to the Lock-In ot 7:00 pm Soturdoy, ond left the next day early In the mo rnin g.

While classmate sixth grader Markus Gonzalez takes his shot, sixth grader Brandon DeGotl prepares for his own shot In a game of Horse. Th e Lock-In Included different activities for the sixth grade class such as basketball, hula-hooping, and 1ag. All activities were supervised by the attend Ing seniors.

Before hitting their sleeping bags, members of the class of 2024 gather In the cafeteria for a late snack. The sixth graders spent the nig ht In the gym bonding as a class .

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At the beginning of the event, Father Guillermo Garcia-Tun on, SJ, starts wit h a prayer and a story of how the Lock-In is the first step of the rest of their lives at the school. The Lock-In was put together by the office of the Dean of Men with the help of the senior class.

With the stud ents' full attention, specia l speaker Ed Gerety talks to the sixth graders about life lessons they should not miss . Mr. Gerety was a motivationa l spea ker and a published author.

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With his grandparents, seventh grader Kevin Dominguez ploys dominoes In the school gym during Grandparents' Doy. Students hod the opportunity to bond with their grandparents on this special day.

A group of grandparents and their seventh grade grandsons enjoy the lunch In the school dining ha ll. The day sta rted with a mass and ended with a lunch for all the attendees.

Al the end of the day, Dean of Men Mr. Thomas De Quesada gives a presentation about the history of the school from Its days In Cuba. The grandparents listened attentively and many added to some of the stories having lived on the Island and attended the school themselves.

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In a high ly competitive game of flag football, the fathers work the defense as the elgh1h graders 1ake a stab at making the play. Du ring the Father and Son footboll game,, the, IP.oms we,re, comprlsP.rl of students versus dads.

Hoping to score, eighth grader Nicolas Souto tries 1o keep one of the dads a1 bay.

Basketball was one of the team sports played during Father and Son Day. During the trivia l pursuit game In the Roca Theater, Mr. Ruben Marrero, father of eighth grader Gabriel Marrero, discusses a possible answer with anoth er dad. The trivial pursuit game was very competitive and had every son and parent thinking on their feel

Klckl ng off the event with a hearty breakfast, the group of fathers and sons gather In the dining hal l before the start of the events. Father and Son Day started off with a mass celebrating this event.

With a swift kick of the ball, one of the dads makes It to flrs1 base during the father/son kickball game. The dads gave the eighth g raders a run for their money,

outscoring the young men In several of the sets played that day.

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This was the first time this game was played during Family Day. Sitting side by side, members of the freshman class participate In a unifying chant for their family. This demonstration showed thei r family the brotherhood they forged with their peers.

Cooling down In the midst of various activities, families relax end enjoy a hearty lunch. Aside from the fun activities, families made time to make sandwiches for the homeless that were later passed out by members of Campus Ministry.

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Professional dancers from Salsa Lovers get the crowd of moms and sophomores on their feet at Mother and Son Day. The dancers gave everyone salsa lessons and later left them to dance on their own to the sounds of a live band .

In the lobby of the gym, sophomores Chrlstopher Alvarez and Miguel Walsh choose roses to give to their mothers. The gym was completely transformed for a brunch that Included food, live entertainment, and bonding between moms and their sons.

Kicking off Mother and Son Day with a mass, sophomore Noah Torres and his mother receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion from Mr. Javier Castillo. The mass was held In the Roca Theater.

By: Javier Arazoza and Rodrigo Madledo Following the mass, the students and their mothers Indulge In a buffet prepared by the school's cafeteria staff. Mother and Son Day took place during the first semester.

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After a brief speech from senior Erle Lastres, eighth grader Ian Johnson comes up to shake Lastres' hand. Lastres sta rted the Esto Vlr club during his Junior year and has been the president ever since.

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Analyzing one of the readings, senior Kyle Gomez reads directly from the Bible lo the Esto Vlr group. The club was comprised of students from different grades.

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On the first day of Cardoner, junior Marlo Fernandez-Riera climbs the tower to reach the zip-line. The purpose of the activity was to help symbolize overcoming the tallest and most daunting challenges.

During the downtime, junior Michael Morera gives o witness to the students present. Witness ta Iks were a key pa rt of any retreat, giving first-hand accounts of how other people served.

After arriving at the comp, students are greeted by the director of the grounds. The students were lead on exercises not on ly to help them physica lly but spiritually as well.

By: Michael Aparicio Spread around the common room, groups of three to five students work on canvases to draw w hat they think Is most Important to them. The papers were later hung on the wall as a reminder for what they stood .

Soon after wake{Jp ca ll, students are greeted with a scenic sunrise over lhe bay. As the sun rase above the water, students took In the view and had a moment to reflect.

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Signaling the begin nin g t he encounter, Fr. Pedro Cartaya, SJ, leads the seniors in prayer. The group spent much of the retreat in the central patio with talks and witnesses from fellow peers.

After being dismissed from school, the seniors went to Bird Bowl. After they were sp lit into g roups, the senio rs enjoyed a friendly bowling game.

At the end of the retreat, the seniors we re surprised with a churrasco lunch prepared by their fathers. This last retreat for the seniors was put together by the Campus Ministry Office and the Peer Ministers.

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Con necting with God, Junior Pietro Buzanell receives the body of Christ during All Saints Day mass. The high school mass was held In the Roca Theater and the middle school was held In the dining hall.

Walking down the aisle, seniors Alessandro Blllau, Cristian Garcia, Jose Plasencia, and Lucas Fernandez bring the offertory to the a ltar. Different students were Invited throughout the year by their theology teachers to pa rtlclpate In the school wide masses.

Delivering the hom ily, Father Willie GarciaTunon, SJ. brings the mass to life with a message of hope, love and understanding.

The midd le school and the high school were divided during masses to receive a more age appropriate homily.

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Leading lhe priests, Junior Robert Curbelo holds the cruci fix as the mass begins.

Curbelo had been an allar server since he was In middle school.

Joining their hands together, a group of sophomores pray the Our Father during a school wide mass In the Roca Theater.

Aside from the holy days of obligation, dally masses were held In the school chapel fo r anyone wishing to attend during homeroom.

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Starting off with a bang, all the attendees start the Battle Like a Wolverine 5k. The event was an annual event to raise awareness of breast cancer.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, senior Sebastian Rivera helps to build the roof of a house. Five members of Key Club travelled to Puerto Rico to help the people devastated by the hurricane.

At Camillus House, seventh graders Michael Miro and Francisco Baella prepare lunch for the less fortunate.

Students in their theo logy classes took part in service projects during the year.

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During the living stations of the Cross, sophomore Joshua Sloan, playing the part of a Roman soldier, places the crown of thorns on the head of sen lor Javier Fraga, who played Jesus. This event took place at the end of the Holy week.

RecelVlng the blessing, Junior Jonathon Mfcal t receives the ashes during the celebration of Ash Wednesday from Mr. Augusto Venegas. Campus Ministry also had priests on hand to give the Sacrament of Reconclallatlon .

During the commitment mass for Christian Life Commu nity members, eighth grader Tomas Duque receives his pin from Father WIiiie Garcia-Tunon, SJ. The mass was held the Tuesday of lgnallan Week .

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With the full attention of the student body, Father Guillermo Garcia-Tunon, SJ delivers the homily during the Ash Wednesday Mass. Father WIiiie's homilies often Included personal stori es that captured the students' attention.

Celebrating the Stations of the Cross, seventh graders Dan te! Delgado and Carlos Caban participate In the Stations of the Cross. Every Friday during Lent, the community would gather In the central patio to reflect on the passion of Christ.

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With the priests looking on, eighth grader Andres Jimenez awaits his turn at the entrance procession.

Eighth graders were prepared for their co nfirmation during their theology classes.

During the confirmation retreat, eighth graders Andres Torente and Adrian Escuti-Abreu put their reflections on paper. The confirmation took place during the Lenten season.

Next in line and with his sponsor, eighth grader Gabriel Lovo awaits to be called by his saint's name. The co nfirmation mass was held in the school's dining hall.

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A clear sign that the festival has begun, the massive ferris wheel Ilg his up the sky during the annual ~ather Dorta Duque Tombola. Other popular rides Included the Ti lt-a-Whirl a nd Tap Out. Taking lime from the sounds of the carnival, Fr. Willie Garcia-Tunon, SJ and Deacon Robert O'Malley preside over a mass Inside the Roca Theater. Masses were available In both English and Spanish throughout the weekend .

Getting ready to be splashed, theology teacher Jose Roca, Jr. gets ready for watches as students attempt to hit the target that dunks him In the water. The dunk tank was a big hit at Tombola, especially when students had the opportunity to dunk their teachers.

With thousands of colorful lights glistening, the school parking lot stands out In the typica lly quiet community. Tombola raised the much needed funds for student schola rsh lps.

Working his homeroom booth, senior Sebastian Duenas serves a plate of lechon asado to one of the patrons. This food booth was very popu lar among those who attended.

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Behind the wheel of his ride, Waldo the Wolverine sla ms Into the other riders of the Bumper Cars. Waldo could be seen throughout the weekend at different spots In the carnival keeping the school spirit alive.

In the school central patio, Fr. Willie GarciaTunon, SJ kicks off the school festival at the Culinary Extravaga nza . Last year marked the 50-year anniversary of the festival In Miami.

During the 1estlval, the concert band performs for the crowd In the school central patio.

Other performances during the festival celebratlon Included the thespla ns and the music appreciation club.

Soaring through the air, students enjoy the ride called Vertigo. students were able to purchase ride tickers and bracelets that lasted all weekend long .

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By: Anthony Ablnader DrlVlng In the everglades, seniors Alejandro Corw, Lucas Christie, and Junior Donato Gonralez take In the view of the Everglades along with the Taiwanese visitors. A total of six Taiwanese students from St. lgnaUus High School In Taiwan traveled to the school In th is International excha nge program.

On the day he a rrlved, Taiwanese student Gary Introduces himself to his host, senior Ian Escarra. The students shadowed their American counterparts for 14 days.

Members of the Lee Koon Hung Kung Fu Association perform a folkloric show for spectators during th e Chinese Statewide Competition. Th e event Included a la nguage contest among American students studying mandarin.

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In the Roca Theater sophomore Gabriel Pupo, Junior Slon Bissessar and Lourdes senior Camila Romero perform a scene from ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame".

The musical took place du ring the second semester.

Playing the roles of Frollo and Phoebus, sophomore Heinz Luedeking and Ju nior Andres Larrea take center stage. The thespian troupe rehearsed for two months before opening night.

In the middle of an Intense phone call In the play "Moon Over Buffalo", Junior Beltron Ulloa and sophomore Kristian Perez close out the scene. Ulloa and Perez have performed In at least six productions In their middle and high school yea rs.

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Leading 1he Drum Une, senior Andres Perez per1orms in the Roca Theater. There were a total of eight bands in the music prog ram including the Drumline, the High School Band, the Concert Band, the Jazz Band and th e Strings Ensemble.

The Jazz Band performs at the Festival of Music in Chicago. At this 1estival, the band received a superior rating and flrs1 place, among other accolades Mem bers of 1he middle school band perform ot the Spring Concert The concert was so large 1hat it was divided among 1wo days so tha1 every single instrumentalist could be 1ea1ured publicly.

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During a school perforrna nee, freshmen Jorge Vigil and Motthew Poncorbo perform with the Concert Band. Students could 1ake band as early as 1he sixth grade and con1inue all 1he way through senior year.

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Warming up far the Tho nksgiving Mass, junior Sion Bissessar prepares to sing with the rest of the choir Bissessar wos also a por1 of the school's thespian troop.

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Eighth graders admire the neon decorations that set the theme for the night. The eighth grade prom was held In the school gym, and the Iheme was Light up the Night.

With his dale, eighth grader Benjamin Romonoch checks In with Mrs. Kathleen Mackle In the gym lobby. The students entered the lobby through a blow up Wolverine head that covered the entire entrance of the gym .

Eighth graders and their dates hit the dance floar and dance to the tunes o1 DJ Cory from Rhythm City. A bag of neon balloons were dropped on the dancers during the event.

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Eighth graders Andres Torrente and Michael Montenegro with their dales turn Into bracelets the neon glow slicks left on the table. The menu for the eig hth grade prom Included a variety of finger foods such as sliders, coconut shrimp, and ch ips.

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At the Pin Ceremony, eighth grader Nicolas Alonso receives his pin from school president Father Willie GarciaTunon, SJ. The pins were blessed by Father Lionel Lopez before they were handed out to each student.

After the pins had been handed out, eighth grader Tomas Duque delivers a speech to his peers. Duque's speech was about the school' s brotherhood and the importance of family.

During the reception portion of the Pin Ceremony, eighth grader Sebastian Serrano shows his mom the newly received pin. The reception was held in the new dining hall.

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Members of the Junior class and their dates gather on the dance floor as the music storts to play. Music for the Junior prom was provided by Redefine Promotions.

Up and coming president and vice president of Student Council Junior Daniel Esteban and Luciano Bettocchi kick off the Junior prom with a speech to their fel low classmates. Both leaders spoke about getting ready for the much anticipated senior year.

Arriving at the prom, Junior Eric Suarez and his date Arlana Motta step off their limo bus. other popular rides to the prom Included party buses and even UberLUX.

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At the dining table, a group of Juniors and their respective dates enjoy friend ly chit chat as they wait for the food to come out.

The Junior prom Included a three-course meal with a buffel style dessert.

Making their entrance Into the hotel, Juniors Sean Hickey and Eric Silva and their dates walk Into the ballroom. The Junior prom was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel In Coral Gables.

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On the dance floor, seniors Daryel Guerra and Andres Rodriguez show off their moves to mascot Billy the Marlin, who was also decked out in his tuxedo. The prom was held at Marlins Park and included a showing of the senior video on the jumbotron as well as a firework display.

At the photo booth section, senior Javier Fraga and his date take a picture wit h Billy the Marlin.

The seniors and their dates had different areas with professional photographers where they cou ld capture their prom memories.

Making an entrance into the stadium, senior Matthew Olesen escorts his date to the table.

Prom included a buffet of meats, vegetab les, and pasta, followed by a fondue desert.

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The congregation looks on as Father Will ie Garcia-Tunon, SJ delivers the homily at the Baccalaureate Mass. Fath er Willie spoke about the true significance of running to the fire, which was the theme of the year.

Carrying the flag of Guatema la, Angel Aguilar participates in the p rocessio n of the flag bearers. Th e fl ag bearers carried the flag of their native countries, demonstrating the diversity of the school.

By his mother's side, senior Javier San Martin escorts Mrs. San Martin to place a yellow rose before the altar. The Baccalaureate Mass was held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Chu rch.

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At the graduation, Father Willie GarciaTunon, SJ hands senior Ignacio Villasmil his diploma. Villasmll was Involved In a car accident early In the year. "I knew his name was coming up and was bracing myself for what I knew was going to be a very emotional moment," said Father Willie. "I told him when I handed him his diploma, 'I told you the Blessed Mother would come through, you're walking across the stage'."

As the procession of graduates take place, seniors Andrew Hernandez and Eduardo

Hernandez fist pump Dr. Thomas de Quesada. This was Dr. de Ouesada's last year at the school as Dean of Men, as he moved on to be principal at Fairfield Prep. In Connecticut.

Keynote speaker and president of FIU Dr. Mark 8. Rosenberg delivers his speech to the class of 2018. Dr. Rosenberg reminded the graduates that learning does not end at graduation and the Journey of learning and growth Is for life.

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By: Michael Fresco and Mark Edward Trapp At the end of the ceremony, the seniors th row their caps up In the air to celebrate the end of their high school Journey.

The class of 2018 was the largest class to graduate from the school with 233 members.

Taking center stage one last time for the school, senior Placido Valdes sings the National Anthem. The Commencement Exercises were held at the James L. Knight Center.

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Manuel Fernandez

Gerard Manly Hopkins, SJ English

Andrea Pozzo, SJ Huma nities

Christopher Clavius, SJ Mathematics

Jose Rubinos, SJ Modem Languages

Juan Lam

Placido Valdes

Roger Torres

Rodrigo Marin

St. Francis Xavier, SJ Schola r Athlete

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, SJ Scien ce

John Carroll, SJ Social Studies

Karl Rohner, SJ Theology

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William San Pedro

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Nicholas Diego Abunassar We are very proud of your achievements and your exceptional character and heart.

Dream big ... always, and let God lead your way. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad & Family

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ANTHONY BARADAT Congratulations ... what a wonderful journey!

Take pride in how far you've come .. . have faith in how far you can go .. . and choose your path wisely.

Pride in your accomplishments can be fleeting, but the pride we feel because of who you have become will endure forever.

The Lord will guide you always.

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Alejandro We are very proud of the young man you have become. Your future is filled with amazing possibilities.

May God always guide you and protect you as you start this new chapter in your life. Stay true to yourself, work hard and always be thankful.

We love you to the moon and back, Dad, Mom, Alfre and Caro

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We are so proud of the young man you have become.

Remember to stay humble, passionate, and dedicated in all that you do.

"Dare to live the life you have dreamed for yourself.

Go forward and make your dreams come true."

May God always be by your side as you venture into the next chapter of your life.

CONGRATULATIONS! .

We Love you!

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Jorge Garcia Jorge, Take pride·in how far you have come and have ·faith in how far you can go.

This is the beginning of anything you want!

We love that ourfamily began with you! We're so very proud of the young man you have become.

We feel blessed to be part of your life journey.

May God bless you always . it Dad, Mom, Nico, and Alessia

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Love, Mom, Dad, Luke, James, Gagi, Papa & Gramama

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Luke O'Flaherty We a re so proud of you, of what you've worked to accomplish, and of the direction you've chosen to go.

You hove such on exciting future ahead, and we ore looking forward to seeing what is in store for you.

Remember to be safe, and be smart, but also to stay hungry, and stay foolish.

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Berni, We are very proud of you for reaching this milestone in your life!!! You have worked very hard and hard work pays!! You have rounded up very well as a person and we are sure you will continue succeeding in whatever you want to achieve. You are caring and easy going which make you a very special person.

You are the balance in our house and someone who always brings joy!! Thanks for always being a great brother and being there for everyone.

May God bless you always and guide you in the next chapter of your life. You count always with us!!!

We love you. Congratulations!!!

Mom, Dad, Genaro, Dani and Andres.

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Always wishing you a blessed journey, filled with joy, wisdom, compassion, and love.

We love you David!

God bless you, Papi, Marni, Isa & Adri

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Santiago Venegas We love,-you very rnuch - -- and are: always -prouo of you Santi!

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Hunter Prindle From entering the doors as a young sixth grader, to departing those same doors as a twelfth grader, we have enjoyed the ride filled with memories as you became a man for others.

We love you, Hunter!

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Son, we closed our eyes for a moment and sudden! y a man stood where a boy used to be. \Ve may not carry you now in our arms but we will alwa:y-s carry you in our hearts. You have given us so many reasons to be proud ofthe man you have become, but ~ -. .• ~I"!~ the proudest moment for us is telling others that you are our son :May God always bless you and guide you! \Ve love you ,,ith all our hearts,

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Dear Bobby, Congratulations!

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JORGE ANDRES IGLESIAS Behind you , all your memories.

Before you, all your dreams.

Around you, all who love you.

Within you, all you need.

You have been such a blessing. Follow your great big

dreams - we know you can make them all come true. We could not be more proud of you. All our love.

Caco, Marni & Papi

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Javier Guerrero Sirnplernente que Dios te,.:,..::1· b()'a bendiciendo v. guiando cada paso de tu vida.

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CARLOS GAMEZ We are so proud of the wonderful young man that you have become and all of the accomplishments that you have achieved. Always know that throughout your life and whatever endeavors that you pursue, you will always have our love and support. Words cannot express how much joy that you have brought to our lives and for that we are truly blessed.

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Sebastian Duenas Congratulations!

We are so proud of the man you are becoming. Always remember that hard work and dedication will make all your dreams come true.

All our love, Mom, Dad, and Alejandro

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Sebastian Chamizo Sebastian, you are loved for the little boy you once were, the Special man you have yet to become and the Wonderful son, you will Always be.

We love you beyond words!!

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Your determination, discipline &

character are inspiring.

The foundation has been laid for your success.

we can 't wall to see what the future has in store.

God bless you. We love you.

Mom, Dad, Josh & Gaby

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Alexis Manuel Agreda II You are the son that every parent dreams of having: daring and strong, but also kind and loving. We are very proud of who you are.

Remember to find joy in the moment and to maintain your unshakable faith in god and in yourself. Be humble and charitable and continue to develop your leadership and other uniquely wonderful gifts that will take you far in life. It was very enjoyable to see you play so many sports throughout all these years.

We wi 11 treasure those moments forever. Know that you have pa rents that love you immensely and will always be here for you.

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Toshio, Congratulations! We are so proud of the man you have become. You bring so much joy and love into our lives.

May your life1s journey be filled with adventures, passion, happiness, love and faith. Remember to always stay humble and kind. Never forget the next one in line.

We love you, Papi, Marni, Carlos, Bea, Andrea, Allison

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We were blessed on August 2, 2000 when you came Into our lives. You brought Joy to us all and as you revealed your kind heart and humble spirrt, we knew you would become a "man tor others". Wherever your Journey takes you. we know that you will always make us proud and that you will accompl ish what you set out to do. Remember to FOLLOW your HEART, work hard, go confidently in the direction of you r DREAMS and make a difference,

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Lorenzo Luaces You will always be the boy who stole my heart and changed our lives forever.

18 years ago, God gave us such a wonderful gift. You are an inspiration to all of us. There are no words that can capture the extent of our love for you.

Always stay true to yourself and listen to your heart. We are so proud of you and we believe in all that you set out to accomplish.

The world is yours. May this just be the beginning of even greater things for you.

We love you!

Marni, Papi, Lina, Abi, Puma, Sushi, Jalapeno, and the rest of the family

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We are so incredibly proud of the wonderful young man you have become and all of your achievements.

Continue to reach for the stars and always follow your dreams.

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Congratulations on this great accomplishment. May the foundation of learning, family, friendships and God guide you in your future endeavors.

Love always, Mom, Dad and Lela

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Anthony We are proud of all you have accomplished thus far and are looking toward to the next chapter of the bright future ahead of you. Congratulations!!

We love you Dad, Lina, Abuelo, Alexandra.

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We are so proud of you!

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Papi, Mami, and Alejo.

We thank you Lord for the joy of having Ignacio in our lives, and ask you to make of him an instrument of love and compassion to others.

Our Mother, guide him

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All our dreams can come true ... if we have the courage to pursue them.

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Carlos Antonio Romero We are so proud of the young man you have become.

Follow your heart, and do what you love. We pray for your continued success and happiness alwaysl God bless you, Marni, Papi, Brianna, Abuelo, Abuela Roxy, Teddy and Chucha

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Alex, May your Belen memories always bring a smile to your heart.

May sunshine & happiness always surround you.

May your faith in God always stay strong.

You are a true blessing & we LOVE YOU!

mom, dad, danny & andy

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Our wish for you is that this life becomes all that you want it to be.

Your dreams stay big and your worries stay small.

Take pride in how far you have come and have faith in how far you can go.

Always remember how much you are loved!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Dad, Mom, Lauren & Nicholas

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May God bless you always, Papi, Marni, Nicole, and Vale

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We are excited to see what plans God has in store for your future.

Keep believing in yourself, Live life to the fullest and Never stop chasing your dreams.

We love you, Mom, Dad, Anthony and Marcello

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Never forget that you will always have God and your parents on your side.

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Always follow your heart and trust in God's plan and seek him in all things.

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Mi flaco bello, take pride in a ll you have accomplished at Belen in al l these years, as these memories wi ll a lways be a part of you. May God a lways guide and protect you. Remain faithful and humble.

Mach ito, you make us proud every single day. We love so much!!!!

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Love you very much, Mom, Dad, Fifi, ahd Gabi

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Joseph Michael Cruz CLASS OF 2018 You made it! We are so very proud of you and the man that you have become. This world would not be complete for us without you in it. You've given us so much joy and happiness. The road wasn't always easy for you but you hung in there and finally realized that you were where you belonged.

We love how caring, compassionate, accepting, simple, sweet, and kind you are. You've learned to be a man for others there at Belen. That you have.

Life will always be good to you because of that.

And always remember, work hard, believe in yourself and keep Jesus present, because if you do, nothing can go wrong. Love you so so much and so very proud, your Mom and Dad, Sabrina and Baby Marcus.

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Nicholas Humberto Besada

We closed our eyes for but a moment and suddenly a young man stands where a boy used to be.

We couldn't be more proud.

We may not carry you in our arms, but we will always carry you in our heart.

Look now to the future, dream big and make the world a better place.

We love you now and forever.

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DANIEL

AARON F A GER You outstanding guy, you are the spark of our family and we are very proud of you.

Keep God by your side and grow with him.

We love you Daniel!

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You fill our lives with joy and our hearts with pride.

Love you , Mama, Papa and Nicolas "it is our choices that show what we truly are far more than our abilities."

-Albert Dumbledore

Kyle Enrique Gomez Let your faith guide you and your talents drive you, Congratulations on your Graduation Son!

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We are beyond proud of your accomplishments and are truly blessed because of you.

May God continue to guide you, and may you always feel his presence in your heart.

We love you with all our hearts!

Your #1 fans, Marni and Papi

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Francisco Leon Congratulations!

We are very proud of you and all you have achieved You are an extraordinary young man and you have brought so much joy into our lives. May God bless you and guide you always.

We love you very much, Mom, Dad, Caro, Ale and Mariana

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We love you more than anything in this world.

You have made us so proud of the young man you have become. We cannot wait to see what lies ahead for you as you enter into this new chapter of your life.

Remember we will be here for you and will love you always!

Dad, Mom & Andrea

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EACH OF US HAS A FIRE IN OUR HEARTS FOR SOMETHING. IT'S OUR GOAL IN LIFE TO FIND IT AND

"GO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE" WE LOVE YOU MAMI, PAPI, WILLY BOY & FERNANDO

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Andy, You came to us in a flash and have never stopped runn ing. Your energy and smi le always bring so much joy to us. Continue to believe in yourself and your abil ity to go far. Remember that the journey has many winding roads, but the route you take will determine the person you are.

Follow the path that Our Lord has chosen for you, for He knows where true happiness lies. We are so proud of the man you are becoming and know that your family will always be here to share in your successes.

We love you!!

Papi, Marni, Nico and Sabrina

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Conner Yurkon We are so incredibly proud of you and all that you have done!

Keep striving to be the best and enjoy life to its fullest. We love you!!!

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Roger, we are very proud of you' Keep working hard, follow your heart, and believe that the sky is the limit.

We love you infinitely, Mom and Dad

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FOR THE LORD YOUR GOD GOES WITH YOU; HE WILL NEVER LEAVE YOU OR FORSAKE YOU. -DEUTERON OMV 31 :6

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IF YOU DON'T GO AFTER WHAT YOU WANT, YOU'LL NEVER HAVE IT. IF YOU DON'T ASK, THE ANSWER IS ALWAYS NO. IF YOU DON'T STEP FORWARD, YOU'RE ALWAYS IN THE SAME PLACE. -NORA ROBERTS

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Congratulations, Uno! We are very proud of you . Thank you for showing us the true meaning of courage every day of your life.

Mom, Dad, Sandy, Isa, Carly and your grandparents

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Lucas, congratulations and remember: "Enjoy the little things in life for one day you ' ll look back and realize they were the big things" - UP Love, Mom, Dad, MJ, Ali and Cici

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We are tremendously proud of you. Your intelligence, compassion, wittiness and loving nature are going to take you tar in this world .

We are blessed to have been

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Always keep dancing, singing, laughing and loving .

May God always guide you and keep you close to Him. We love you more than words can say.

Congratulations!

Much love, Dad, Mom, John, Carter, and Little Mack

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Javier Arazoza Congratulations Javi!

We are so proud of you.

May God continue to bless you in all that you do.

We love you, Mom, Dad, Sari & Eduardo

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Javi, we believe "YOU'RE AMAZING" and God has Amazing Plans for Your Life Love, Dad, Mom, CJ and Grace

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Alejandro Javier Corzo Alejandro We are so proud of the man you have become . We pray that God will always guide you on the new journey that you are about to embark on.

Always follow your dreams and believe in yourself.

We will always be here for you.

We love you, Marni, Papi, Gaby, Daniel, and Carlos

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What an amazing journey this has been! You have blessed our lives in countless ways.

As you move on to your next adventure, remember to dream BIG, embrace new opportunities, remain faithful and always make time for one more cast.

We love you, always and forever, Dad, Mom, Rodrigo Antonio, Carlos Andres and family

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MARLOW MARIMON To My Son I sometimes wish you were still small.

Not yet so big and strong and tall.

For when I think of yesterday.

I close my eyes and see you play.

I often miss that little boy.

Who pestered me to buy a toy.

Who hlled my days with pure delight.

From early morning too late at night.

We watch our children change and grow.

As seasons come then quickly go.

But our God has a perfect plan to shape a boy into a man.

Today my son I'm proud of you lor all the thoughtful things you do.

I'll love you till my days are done.

And I'm so grateful you're my son.

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Matthew J. Gomez Words cannot express the happiness we feel for your academic and personal accomplishments.

You have so many talents ., and so much to offer, we cannot wait to see the wonderful things you do.

May God continue to guide and protect you as you start the next chapter of your life.

We love you always!

Mom, Dad & Miranda

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David Garcia

David, your future is so bright. Always reach for the stars and never give up on your dreams .

May God provide you with the strength and guidance to live life to the fullest.

We love you, Mom, Dad and Vanessa

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Congratulations Alessandro ! ! !

We could not be prouder of your accomplishments and the man you have become. May God continue to guide you on your journey. We Love You, Dad,Mom,Gian & Isa.

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Congratulations Chico!

Solecito, you are a true blessing to us and you brighten up our lives.

You have only given us reasons to be proud of the young man you have become, and we cannot wait 1 to see where your journey will ~ ~~ take you next.

1 ' , Amor, remember to stay humble, work hard, and always be thankful.

May God continue to blessand protect you. · A great future awaits you. ?~.}· ·1 We love you more than words can ·~ say. ~, Dad, Mami and Adri.

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Loving you always to infinity and beyond!

Mom, Dad, and Andrew

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Sebastian Clark Congratulations You did it!

Continue to follow your dreams and stay true to your • passions

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Kyle Castellanos Ky, " We admire and respect you beyond words. Your tenacity, focus, and relentless drive helps you continuously reach for the highest star. Standing for what you believe, loving us unconditionally and being true to yourself, has made you our hero. As you prepare for the next chapter, may you be wise and successful, but most of all remember to stay humble and kind.

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Alvaro Bodero Dear son, We are very proud of the young man that you have become.

Follow your dreams, aim for the skies and trust that God will help you along the new path you are about to start.

Love, Dad, Mom, Andres, Adrian and Abuelos

Ava, your adventure is about to begin. Your hard work has prepared you for the race in life you will now run.

Whatever life throws at you, look for the bright side and conquer it. You have all the tools! Be ready to apply them!

Love, Tia Sol, Glen, Paula &Cloe

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"I am a pa(tof:all that I have met; Yet all expedence is an arch,wherethro' Gl~a_ms tt)at tJntrnvell.'d world

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'The ,day you we~e born the do.ctor looked at you and said! "this- is going: to be a ti.e at kid.II So true Ehren. We can't wait to see ·vvbat's next!

We love you scJ very much, IVl9tn, ,b.ad & Lol·o

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Kevin, as you enter a new chapter in your life, we want to tell you how proud we are of the man you have become.

- This is the beginning of anything you want.

Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you have imagined.

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Eric Garcia

Son, you a re a smart, articulate, selfmotivated, energetic young man and you wi ll surely accompl ish great things. Run YOUR race.

We are so proud of you.

"What you think, you become.

What you feel, you attract.

What you imagine, you create."

Love Mom & Dad

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"Smash" If you can keep your head when all about you; Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make al lowance fo r their doubting too.

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated, don't give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise: If you can dream- and not make dreams your master; If you can think- and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with Trium ph and Disaster, And treat those two impost ors just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twist ed by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life t o, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with worn-ou t tools: If you can make a heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn ot pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on!"

If you can ta lk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor lovi ng friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fil l the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And- which is more-you'll be a Man, my son!

-Kipling

Continue to do amazing things!

Stay kind and humb le.

We love you very much!

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Gabriel Krikorian We are proud of the man you are and your accomplishments.

Surround yourself with people who make you happy. People who make you laugh, who help you when you're in need. People who genuinely care. They are the ones worth keeping in your life. Everyone else Is just passing through.

We love you, Dad, Mom, Natalie, Andres and Nicholas

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Rodrigo Marin

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We love you very much!!!

Moy God bless and protect you always, omen!

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Jovan Douglas Rice Seek grace in the smallest things, and you will find also grace to accomplish, to believe in, and to hope for the greatest things.

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Billy your thirst for knowledge has been with you since you were a baby. Now Belen has prepared you academically and shaped you into a man of faith. commitment & integrity, a true MAN for others. Take these gifts from God and use them to make a difference in the world. May God's Grace continue to guide you in everything you do. We love you with all our Hearts.

Papi, Marni & Sophia

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Alejandro Toyos-Sitjes We are so proud of the young man you have become. You are a kind, loving, generous, intelligent and humble man. As you begin this new chapter in your life; remember to let God navigate you through this amazing journey. We are and will always be your biggest fans. Our love is as eternal as the stars that fill the night sky. It is an honor to be your parent. You bring us joy and laughter everyday. You an amazing son, brother and friend.

I adore your smile I cherish your hugs I admire your heart but most of all I love that your my son.

Love you always, Mom, Dad, Elena, Elisa & Amanda

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Lucas Zumpano

Our admiration for all you have achieved, is outmeasured only by our joy for the kindess you show others.

Love Always, Mom, Dad, Andrea and Jesse

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Placido Oscar Valdes

"The truth may sometimes result in tragedy, but it would be an even greater tragedy to avert one's eyes from it."

Placi, you are an inspiration to all those who know you. We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments. We love you beyond what words can describe.

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Javier Saumell

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Joey Plasencia

Joey- During the last seven years you have built friendships, memories and a brotherhood with your fellow Men for Others that will be a part of you for the rest of your life. Now in the words of St Ignatius of Loyola, "Go forth and set the world on fire".

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For our not-so-Little Prince, Richie: "And now here is my secret, a very simple secret : It is only wit h t he heart that one can see rightly; what is essentia l is invisible to t he eye."-Antoine de Saint-Exupery "Few men suspect what God would make them if they placed no obstacle to His work."-St. Ignatius of Loyola We love you, are tremendously proud of you and pray for you to achieve what you were made for and to enjoy the adventures ahead . Momma, Dad, Emily, Matthew and Ben

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Your effort and dedication have ea med you many recognitions, for which your parents have been very proud. In this new stage reinforces your good decisions to make your possibilities infinite and the path to travel more succesful than the one you have already traveled.

While all that happens, always remember that mami and papi will allways be here, unconditionally, for whatever you may need to achieve it.

Love you, Marni, Papi, Humbe and Matthew.

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Sebastian Llano

Mi Sebastian, Mi principe, estoy muy Orgullosa de ti de lo que eres y has logrado. Estoy segura que Dios concedera todos los anhelos de tu corazon, y alcanzaras tus suenos. Amo con todo mi corazon, recuerda mas te ama D105.

Marni por siempre.

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Papa mio. Como paso el tiempo de rapido. Ya te has convertido en todo un hombre y muy pronto volaras del nido. Estoy seguro que seras un profesional ejemplar.

Siempre estare aca para apoyarte en todos tus proyectos de vida .

Te amo mucho, Papa

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Marcelo Alonso Hernandez "Aim at heaven and you will get earth thrown in.

Aim at earth and you get neither" C.S. Lewis You did it!

Now stand ing at the threshold of a new journey.

May you face challenges with courage and confidence, stop to help someone along the way.

Always be a man of honor.

We love you, mom, dad, Robert, Isabel and Sofia

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Congratulations on all of your achievements and accomplishments.

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To our favorite little man, We are so incredibly proud of you and everything you have accomplished thus far.

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Tyler Jordan Newlin We are incredibly proud of all your accomplishments.

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Manny, We are so proud of you and the wonderful young man you have become.

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BELEN CROSS COUNTRY XCMaxims 1. God first.

2. Don't stop.

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Castro, Alejandro 64, 113, 159

Consuegra, Luis 76, 123, 165

Castro, Felipe 58, 107, 108, 115,

Consuegra, Marla 94

152

Consuegra, Rogelio 12, 13, 40,

Castro, Julian 70, 103, 107, 109,

108, 124, 170

112, 120, 123, 152

Conti, Alberto 40

Castro, Kevin 76, 109, 112, 165

Conti, Alejandro 40

Castro, Robert 40, 107, 108, 154

Cordero, Jordan 88, 151, 165

378

Dacal, Gabriel 19, 41 Dajer, Morcos 41, 146 Davalos, Sylvia 33, 94, 114 Davila, And res 70, 132, 134 de Cardenas, Javier 177 de Feria, Alejandro 108, 152

De Ferro, Alejandro 114 De Goll, Jorge 162 de la Guardia, Lucas 102, 109,

112, 114 de La Guardia, Patricio 107, 108,

110, 117, 121, 124, 127

Dellonado, John 83, 116, 120, 157 Desantis, Ralph 65, 113, 132,

134, 172 Despond •, Daniel 125 Dezulueta, Julian 116 DI Marzo, Alessandro 76, 104,

144, 153, 176 Dlago, Andres 71, 109, 112, 114,

125 Dlago, Federico 42, 103, 107,

118, 125 Diaz, Alfredo 77, 109, 112, 153 Diaz, Andrew 77, 109, 112, 135,

Ebbage, Anthony 42, 108 Echegaray, Oscar 77, 135, 173 Echenique, Carlos 58, 100, 106,

107, 108, 110, 128 Echevarria, Ernie 88, 165 Echeverria, Alejandro 65, 101,

108, 110, 116, 121, 156 Echeverria, Ricardo 95 Elroa, Christian 65, 162 Elroa, Santiago 88, 151 Elias, Lewis 77, 138 Elias, Lucas 77, 157 Ernand, Oscar 154 Escapll, Lukas 58, 166 Escarra, Ian 42, 118, 194 Escarra, Luke 65, 102 Escutl-Ab reu, Adrian 77, 191 Esparragoza, Rafael 71, 109, 112

Espln, Roberto 71, 172, 177

Fernandez, Lucas 43, 58, 77, 103,

Gadlnsky, Matthew 88, 127

112, 122

Gonzalez, Gabriel 165

Espina, Ricarda 42, 107, 108, 113,

107, 108, 111, 113, 115, 120, 121,

Galego, Kevin 44, 101, 108, 111,

Garcia-Rivera, Jake 83, 101, 104,

Gonza lez, Henry 45, 111, 118, 119 Gonzalez, Jose 71, 89, 104, 119,

121, 124, 125, 126

124, 135, 154, 188

118, 125

116, 120, 173

Espino, Otto 88

Fernandez, Manuel 43, 108, 120,

Galindez, Orlando 65, 101, 108,

Garcia-Sarratt, Jorge 44, 118, 177

135, 136, 165, 166, 197

Espinoza, Dimas 77

204

121, 142, 174

Garcia-Tunon, Daniel 172

Gonzalez, Joseph 83, 123, 161

Esponda, Daniel 83, 101, 126

Fernandez, Nikolas 65, 108, 110,

Ga llardo, Gabriel 58, 100, 106,

Garcia-Tunon, Guillermo 6, 8, 29,

Gonzalez, Lazaro 95

Esteban, Daniel 58, 111, 132,

114, 132, 134

107, 108, 110, 128, 166

95, 155, 180, 188, 190, 192, 193,

Gonzalez, Luis 65, 107, 124, 157,

159, 200

Fernandez, Oscar 71, 172

Galllano, Christopher 11, 59, 108,

199, 202

164

Esteban, Jordan 132

Fernandez, Rafael 77, 109, 112,

142, 174

Ga rganta, Kelly 95, 117

Gonza lez, Marlo 95

Estoplnan, Antoni 9, 65, 107, 108

144, 168

Galllnar, Gregory 59, 100, 101,

Garmendla, Daniel 71, 109, 112

Gonzalez, Mark 65, 100, 101, 108,

Estor-Fuentes, Stefano 83

Fernandez, Richard 71, 114, 119,

128

Garmendla, Diego 71, 109, 112

119, 124

Estrada, Gabriel 43, 108, 132,

122

Galllnar, Thomas 44, 107, 108,

Garmendla, Santiago 77

Gonza lez, Markus 89, 135, 165,

133

Fernandez, Roberto 42, 43, 71,

114, 115, 120, 136, 205

Garriga, Ignacio 89, 158

180

Estrada, Jeymel 83, 165

107, 108, 123, 164, 170, 171

Galvez, Jordan 135

Garriga, Mark 12, 45, 107, 108,

Gonzalez, Nicholas 65, 107, 108,

Fernandez, Ryan 43, 132, 159

Gambln, Joseph 44, 108, 121

152

132, 134, 166

Fernandez, Vincent 95

Gamez, Carlos 18, 44, 107, 108,

Garzon, And res 14, 77, 116

Gonzalez, Patricio 59, 101, 111 Gonzalez, Roberto 6, 29, 59, 129,

Estrada, Manuel 77, 109, 112, 157

Fernandez-Miro, Jason 83, 104,

113, 177

Garzon, David 59

153

Gandarlas, Mallas 77, 109, 112,

Gascon, Phillipe 71

167, 168, 169, 177, 200

Fernandez-Riera, Marlo 58, 111,

177

Glacosa, Daniel 45, 108, 124, 177

Gonzalez, Santiago 59, 105, 107,

120, 124, 162, 186

Garcel, Angelo 65, 107, 108, 115,

Gil, Manuel 59, 103, 105, 108,

177

Fernandez-Toledo, Guillermo 95

126

115, 128

Gonzalez, Sebastian 59, 101, 102,

Ferroz, Th Iago 71, 114

Garces, Jose 44, 154

Giorgini, Daniel 65

125, 126

Ferroz, Victor 58

Garces, Toshia 118

Giorgini, Victor 59, 117, 154

Gonzalez, Sergio 65, 108, 110,

Ferreira, Alexander 71, 177

Garcia, Adel 83

Glpps, Marc 89, 151

113, 120

Fager, Daniel 43, 100, 107, 108,

Ferrer, Joshua 44, 101, 107, 108

Garcia, Alden 168

Glrado, Aldan 77, 109, 112, 135,

Gonza lez, Simon 71

115, 121, 136, 166

Ferro, Daniel 44, 101, 102, 111,

Garcia, Alberto 95

168

Gonza lez, Tony 135

Falero, Alexis 88, 144, 168, 169

117, 118, 129

Garcia, Alejandro 65, 113, 140

Goble, John 77, 109, 112, 177

Gonza lez-Pella, Luis 77, 127, 159

Falla, Ignacio 13, 88, 151, 173

Fldalgo, Eduardo 43, 44, 111, 114,

Garcia, Carlos 65, 89, 111, 121,

Godoy, Christian 65

Gonzalez-Quevedo, Gabriel 89,

Fanjul, John 77, 109, 112, 144

118, 121

123, 124, 127, 158

Godoy, Julian 71

127, 165

Fanjul, Maximo 88, 127

Flgarola, James 65, 108, 177

Garcia, Christian 33, 118, 121

Gomez, Alexander 65, 108, 115,

Goodall, Lawrence 21, 33, 95,

Fanjul, Thomas 31, 83, 144

Flores, Barney 95, 132

Garcia, Christopher 44, 107, 108,

124, 125, 164

100

Farinas, Alicia 95

Flores, Samuel 83, 142, 176

111, 122, 124, 136

Gomez, Andres 45, 59, 121, 123,

Gordon, Eric 65, 121

Fasanella, Daniel 77, 109, 112

Fonseca, Nicholas 77, 135

Garcia, Cristian 7, 12, 44, 111,

124, 128, 132, 177, 180

Grande, Andres 71, 140

Feal, Brian 58, 107, 108, 113,

Font, Ignacio 113

123, 124, 154, 155, 188

Gomez, Antonio 27, 65, 102, 114,

Grande, Carlos 45, 107, 108, 152

128, 177

Fortuny, Gabriel 71, 120

Garcia, David 44, 107, 108

142

Graver, Jerry 135

Feal, Daniel 71, 177

Fox, Alexander 71, 114, 177

Garcia, Eduardo 83, 120, 123, 157

Gomez, Christian 71, 134

Gross, Eduardo 89, 151, 168, 169

Feijoo, Diego 65, 161

Fox, Christian 83, 176, 177

Garcia, Eric 44, 118, 129

Gomez, Diego 71, 121, 136, 137,

Grundler, Carlos 71, 122, 161

Feijoo, Manuel 135

Fraclllerdl, Marlin 117

Garcia, Ethan 89, 127, 168, 169

166, 167

Guerra, Daryel 45, 102, 111, 114,

Feijoo, Tomas 88, 103, 125, 153

Fraga, Alberto 44, 108, 114, 118,

Garcia, Evan 77, 109, 112, 150,

Gomez, Jonathan 71, 100, 109,

117, 118, 122, 124, 127, 128, 129,

Felix-Padilla, Ignacio 77, 109,

120, 121, 136

161

112

201

112, 177

Fraga, Antonio 44, 107, 108, 132,

Garcia, Francisco 8, 10, 12, 44,

Gomez, Kyle 45, 46, 101, 108,

Guerra, Matheus 83

Ferguson, Kevin 65, 108, 115,

159

49,108

110, 123, 185

Guerra, Rey 95

174, 175

Fraga, Eduardo 135, 164

Garcia, Gabriel 83

Gomez, Matthew 45, 107, 108,

Guerrero, Alejandro 161

Fernandez, Adrian 77, 125

Fraga, Javier 190, 197, 313

Garcia, Hugo 44, 107, 108, 118,

110, 115, 121

Guerrero, Javier 46, 103, 107,

Fernandez, Alan 43, 107, 111,

Fraga, Jose 83

119, 121

Gomez-Bello, Nicholas 71, 109,

108, 124, 152, 205

113, 140

Fraga-Vasquez, Ch rlslopher 65,

Garcia, Jose 65, 113, 114, 168,

112, 116

Guerrero, Margarita 120, 128 Guillaume, David 89, 104, 123,

Fernandez, Alejandro 43, 65, 107,

107, 108, 113

169, 173

Gomez-Rivera, Marco 77, 109,

108, 111, 121, 124

Fraga-Vasquez, Javier 44, 108,

Garcia, Julio 89

112, 115

138, 139, 168, 169

Fernandez, Alexander 71, 109,

113, 124, 166, 201, 204

Garcia, Kevin 83, 123, 150

Gonzales, Gabriel 14

Gulnot Santiago 89, 135, 173

112, 132, 134

Fralllcclardl, Marlin 58, 104, 111,

Garcia, Lucas 59, 89, 101, 104,

Gonzalez, Alejandra 71, 109,

Guan, David 83

Fernandez, Andres 65, 83, 121,

122

123, 125, 127, 138, 139, 144, 156,

112, 149

Gurdlan, Manuel 89, 104, 158

126

Franceschi, Jeanell 160

168, 169

Gonzalez, Alexander 77, 109, 112,

Guso, Kyle 71, 170

Fernandez, Angle 9, 95

Francia, Eduardo 71, 109, 112,

Garcia, Marcos 89, 126, 151,

161, 173

Guthrie, Nicholas 46, 118

Fernandez, Anthony 83

142

168, 169

Gonzalez, Andrew 83, 138, 173

Gutierrez, Andres 71, 164

Fernandez, Christian 71, 121,

Franco, Antonio 83, 125, 144, 176

Garcia, Massimo 89, 115, 153

Gonzalez, Armando 89, 101, 104,

Gutierrez, Luis 29, 65

136, 166

Frenero, Andres 65, 150, 152, 157,

Garcia, Mateo 71, 120

115, 127, 168, 169

Gutierrez, Robert 65, 111, 113,

Fernandez, Cristian 65, 108, 121

160, 163

Garcia, Maxlmus 83, 100

Gonzalez, Carlos 59, 105, 108

120, 121, 126

Fernandez, Daniel 83, 150, 173

Fresco, Michael 65, 123, 124, 132,

Garcia, Nelson 95

Gonzalez, Christian 71

Gutierrez, Teresa 95, 119

Fernandez, David 71, 146, 147

159, 171, 172, 175, 199, 201, 203

Garcia, Orlando 59, 105, 107, 108

Gonzalez, Cristian 45, 101, 108,

Fernandez, D Ian a 95, 127

Freyre, Kevin 77, 109, 112, 150

Garcia, Raquel 95, 109

118, 126

Fernandez, Ehren 43, 105, 107,

Fuentes, Marc 77, 109, 112, 135,

Garcia, Sebastian 59, 108, 111,

Gonzalez, Daniel 59, 89, 108,

108, 113, 115

164, 165

116, 121, 122, 124

119, 144

Fernandez, Eloy 18, 43, 111, 118,

Fuentes, Vincenza 71, 114

Garcia-Amandi, Nickolas 71, 177

Gonzalez, David 45, 77, 101, 102,

170

Fuller, Isaiah 13, 71, 123, 132, 134

Garcia-Chacon, Andres 65, 108,

104, 108, 109, 112, 119

Fernandez, Enzo 77, 157

Fungalrino, Allor 44, 118, 142

177

Gonzalez, Diego 83, 153

Fernandez, Fel Ipe 95

Garcia-Chacon, Fernando 44,

Gonzalez, Donato 59, 103, 105,

Fernandez, Francisco 77, 165

107, 108

106, 108, 115, 116, 194

Fernandez, Frank 83

Garcia-Chang, Graciela 95

Gonzalez, Dorian 71, 162, 163

Fernandez, Gabriel 58, 107, 108,

Garcia-Chirino, Jose 59, 102, 129

Gonzalez, Eduardo 65, 71, 83,

Hall, Andre 9, 59, 100, 101, 105,

122, 128

Garcia-Monies, Francisco 65, 156,

101, 103, 108, 121, 172

106, 107, 108, 110, 113, 116, 121,

Fernandez, Javier 88, 135

163, 168, 169

Gonzalez, Ethan 89, 104, 127

Fernandez, Jose 77, 95, 104, 165

Garcia-Oliver, Jaime 71, 109,

Gonzalez, Evan 71, 128, 166

Halbl, Dora 95

124, 140 Halvorssen, Luis 71, 100, 109, 112,

Index 379

114, 115, 134, 156, 160

Iglesias, Thomas 89, 104, 127,

108, 110, 121

Leon, Nicholas 89, 135, 173

Lublan, Brandon 17, 48, 101, 108

Hamud, Diego 89, 127, 176

151, 168, 169

Krikorian, Gabriel 47, 104, 107,

Leon, Roberto 83, 138, 168

Ludert, Andres 66, 108, 121, 124,

Handal, Daniel 89, 165

Incera, Andres 71, 109, 112, 114,

108, 110, 121, 124

Leon, Rocco 83, 173

140, 156

Handel, Matthew 83, 135, 173

Krikorian, Nicholas 47, 108, 110,

Leon-Aguilar, Diego 89, 151, 169

Luedeklng, Heinz 66, 102, 108,

Hart Jared 46, 108, 118

120, 121, 152 Ismail, Kasser 46, 111, 124, 177

121, 124

Leyva, Claudio 47, 107, 108, 114,

110, 195

Hart Seth 59, 111, 116, 119, 120,

Izquierdo, Gil 83, 123, 177

Kuffa, Matthew 71

124

Lugo, Gabriel 59, 102, 118, 197

121

Izquierdo, Justin 46, 100, 107, 108

Luna, Andres 84, 104, 138, 168

Kuhn, Alexander 77, 109, 112,

Lezcano, Brandon 83

Hector, Giovanni 59, 120

138, 168

Lezcano, Sebastian 59, 146

Luna, Fernando 84, 104, 138, 168

Hector, Giuliano 83

Kuhn, Andrew 168

Lima, Vincent 89, 123, 151

Lurlgados, Daniel 89, 123, 138,

Henao, Roberto 83, 150, 161, 168 Henley, Ernest 48

Kurzan, Thomas 59, 105, 107, 108, 142, 174

Lima, William 77, 109, 112, 135,

139, 158, 168, 169

Herm Ida, Pedro 83, 123, 168

168 Linares, Ryan 72, 109, 112, 121,

Hernandez, Aaron 154, 156

172

Hernandez, Alfredo 77, 104, 109,

llsamore, Henry 89, 104, 158

112, 144

Liu, Diego 83, 176, 177

Hernandez, Andres 83, 95

Lizama, Ignacio 83, 141

Hernandez, Andrew 46, 162, 203

Jacobsen, Liam 89, 135

Hernandez, Cristian 89

Jacomlno, Jennifer 95

141, 165

Hernandez, Daniel 71

Jalll, Matthew 77, 144

Llanes, Nicholas 72

Hernandez, Eduardo 46, 107, 108,

Jarro, Justin 71, 109, 112, 149

110, 119, 124, 128, 177, 203

Jimenez, Andres 47, 77, 95, 101,

Hernandez, Israel 65, 115, 126

107, 108, 109, 110, 112, 121, 124,

Labrador, Eric 47, 107, 108, 121,

Hernandez, John 71, 100, 149

125, 127, 145, 153, 191

122, 124, 136, 166, 167

Hernandez, Jorge 77, 109, 112,

Jimenez, Carlos 47, 95, 107, 108,

Labrador, Jesus 72

138, 168

110, 112, 121, 124, 136, 138, 139,

Lizama, Roberto 78, 109, 112,

Labrada, Gabriel 83

Lacasa, Roberto 10, 24, 47, 107,

Hernandez, Julian 71, 109, 114,

166

108, 123, 132

120, 122, 128, 177

Jimenez, Daniel 71, 109, 112, 117,

Lago, Cesar 77, 100, 102, 109,

Hernandez, Marcelo 46, 101, 111

125, 142

112

Hernandez, Matthew 59, 111,

Jimenez, Jean-Franco 59, 116,

Lam, Juan 47, 100, 108, 125, 204

116, 170

120, 122, 166

Hernandez, Michael 77, 109, 112,

Jimenez, Jorge 59, 77, 100, 105,

Lamela, Andrew 77, 109, 112,

Lamazares, Andrew 72

138

106, 107, 108, 109, 112, 116, 128

138, 168

Hernandez, Nicholas 89, 104, 153

Jimenez, Lucas 31, 83, 125

Lamela, Charles 59, 156

Hernandez, Pedro 112

Jimenez, Ruben 95

Lamelas, Anthony 83, 101

Hernandez, Ryan 83

Jimenez, Ryan 59, 105, 108, 122

Lamzaras, Andrew 164

Hernandez, Stephen 83, 138

Jimenez, Zachary 26, 59, 108, 121

Lanz, Marco 59, 107, 108, 117, 122

Hernando, Andres 65

Jimenez, Zllkla 95

Lanza, Ramon 83, 102, 144

Herran, Lucas 77, 157

Jimenez, Glanfranca 117

Lapldo-Rodrlguez, Marcos 168

Herrera, Alejandro 77, 109, 112

Jocabsen, Liam 173

Herrera, John 46, 108, 118, 122

Johnson, Ian 77, 132, 134, 168,

Lara, Roger 173

Herzog, Werner 46

185

Lara, Sebastian 89

Hevia, Aldan 30, 83, 102, 123,

Johnson, Matthew 71, 102, 103,

Lara, Shyara 95

157, 173

114, 115

Lara, Andres 26, 59, 126

Laratelll, Franco 89, 103, 153, 158

Hickey, Sean 59, 106, 108, 129,

Jordan, Matthew 95, 123

Larios, Jonathan 77, 109, 112, 173

200

Jordan, M lchael 46

Larios, Luis 47, 102, 108, 114,

Hidalgo, Nicolas 71, 115, 120,

Jordan, Michelle 95

116, 118

128, 136, 166

Jorge, Sebastian 47, 101, 103,

Larrea, Andres 27, 59, 89, 102,

Hidalgo, Victor 65, 124

108, 124

Homans, Kimberly 25

Juantorena, Alberto 168, 169

123, 160, 185, 204

121, 170

Lazaro, Noel 47, 114, 118

Howard, Sidney 38

Lazo, Jacob 72, 109, 112, 134

Huembes, Alejandro 59

Lazo, Sebastian 72, 149

H uem bes, Carlos 59, 111, 177

Leanez, Ines 95

Huembes, Matthew 77, 165

Lebena, Nicholas 27, 89, 104, 153

Huete, Alfredo 77, 101, 109, 112,

Ledesma, Rafoel 24, 95

168

Ledon, Juan 96

Huxley, Thomas 44

Ibarra-Posada, Alberto 83, 157 Iglesias, Carlos 71, 140, 164 Iglesias, Jennifer 95 Iglesias, Jorge 46, 108, 140 Iglesias, Nicholas 89, 135

197 Lastres, Eric 47, 107, 108, 119, 120,

Horta, Diego 59, 111, 116, 117,

Huynh, Kyle 59, 106, 108, 116, 122

106, 107, 108, 118, 123, 151, 195,

Kanjlramkuzhey, Joseph 89, 100,

Ledtke, Valle 96

158

Lee, John 16, 66, 108, 120, 136,

Kasabdjl, Christian 71

166

Kenna, Ann 95, 103

Leiter, Sebastian 135

Khemlanl, Rajlv 71, 100, 103, 109,

Leiva, David 66, 108, 113, 116,

112, 122, 123, 149

166

Khoury, Jo son 33, 47, 108

Lemos, Jon 47, 101, 103, 107, 108,

Kim, Nathaniel 71, 109, 112, 114,

115, 121

116, 122, 123

Lenis, Carlos 47, 100, 107, 108,

Klemlck, Christopher 65, 108, 148,

126, 129

160, 161

Leon, Francisca 8, 47, 111, 152

Krause, Christopher 65, 100, 107,

Leon, Gisela 96

108, 114, 119, 121, 156

Leon, Lucas 77, 135, 168

Krikorian, Andres 47, 104, 107,

Leon, Marcos 77, 123

Llanes, Sebastian 25, 72 Llaneza, Rafael 47, 100, 105, 108, 118

Machado, Gabriel 84

Llano, Sebastian 47, 107, 108,

Mackinlay, Enrique 78, 109, 112, 157

124, 154

Mackle, Joseph 78, 104, 109, 112,

Llau, Matthew 89 Llenasa, Jonny 132 Lleonart, William 72, 101, 114, 166, 177 Llorente, Alejandro 72, 142

114, 153 Mackie, Kathleen 9, 96, 198 Mackle, nmothy 20, 48, 108, 111, 128, 310 Madledo, Rodrigo 59, 113, 120,

Llorente, Maxlmlllano 47, 107,

182, 184

108, 124, 154, 155

Maduro, Andres 17, 66, 116, 121

Lobato, Nicholas 59, 108, 120,

Magoulas, Adam 14, 78, 109,

121, 122, 136 Lola, Samlr 83, 123, 168

112, 123, 136, 137, 166, 167, 168 Malagon, Brian 89, 104, 126, 127

Lola, Saul 135

Ma loo!, Rich a rd 89, 158, 173

Lombardi, Miguel 66, 100

Manrara, Ana 96

Lopez, Alejandro 83, 13B, 168

Manrique, Juan 84, 135

Lopez, Asls 21, 96 Lopez, Juan 89, 127, 138, 139 Lopez, Lionel 96, 199

Marante, Octavio 84 Marazrta-Esplnosa, Luella 96

Lopez, Luis 89, 123, 151

Marcos, Matthew 84, 115 Marfatla, Arshls 72, 101

Lopez, Michael 59, 66, 166

Marlbona, Carlos 66, 108, 121,

Lopez, Oscar 89, 127

126, 177

Lopez, Peter 72, 78, 109, 112,

Marlmon, Justin 84, 101

138, 161

Marlmon, Marlow 20, 48, 111,

Lopez, Robert 59, 111, 146, 160 Lopez, Santiago 78, 142, 144

114, 118 Marin, Hugo 48, 108, 118, 142,

Lopez, Su son 96, 105

143

Lopez, U lyses 384

Marin, Nelson 59

Lopez-Aldazabal, Mauricio 89

Marin, Rodrigo 48, 108, 122, 124,

Lopez-Cabrera, Jorge 59, 100, 106, 108, 128, 154 Lopez-Castro, Ignacio 8, 48, 108, 170 Lopez-de Cespedes, Jose Carlos 72, 120, 123, 134 Lopez-Garcia, Maximo 78, 104 Lopez-Ibanez, Sebastian 59, 100,

177, 204 Marino, Federico 89, 135, 153 Mariscal, Javier 14, 59, 106, 108, 120 Markoskl, Luka 84, 104, 127 Marquez, Alexander 84, 150 Marquez, Nicolas 72, 109, 112,

107, 108

120 Marquez, Ulysees 132

Lopez-Irizarry, Javier 205

Marquina, Javier 59, 105, 108

Lopez-Irizarry, Robert 48, 103,

Marrero, Christopher 49, 107, 108,

108, 121

122, 124

Lopez-lrrzarry, Sebastla n 78, 103

Marrero, Gabriel 78, 109, 112,

Lopez-Morillo, Israel 48, 124, 128, 177

150, 182 Marrero, Jacob 66, 132, 134, 172

Loretelll, Franco 125

Marrero, Matthew 89

Louden, Justin 48, 100, 107, 108,

Marrero, Ruben 96, 148, 182

170

Marsh, Daniel 78, 135, 157

Lovo, Gabriel 66, 111, 121, 122,

Martel, Christopher 72, 109, 112,

124, 191

172

Lozano, Federico 59, 105, 108

Martelly, Michael 78, 101, 109,

Luaces, Lorenzo 48, 107, 108

112, 115, 142, 168

Martin, Enrique 59, 111

126, 140

Moreno, Michael 84

Novoa, Joaquin 60, 111

Palma, Phillip 72, 114

Martin, Gabriel 84, 135

Meseguer, Diego 90, 100, 127

Morera, Morla 96

Noy, Henry 9, 66, 102, 108, 110,

Palomera, Pablo 72

Martin, Matthew 49, 59, 107, 108,

Mestre, Joaquin 90, 127, 144,

Morera, Michael 60, 108, 119,

114, 122

Pancorbo, Matthew 72, 109, 112,

118, 122, 125, 132, 159 Martin, Mrs. San 202

168, 169

129, 147, 148, 183, 186, 200

120, 124, 177, 196

Mestre, Michael 72, 109, 112, 177

Morin, Manuel 72, 109, 112, 121,

Nunes, Gabriel 66, 121, 136, 166, 167

Martinez, Alden 84

Meza, David 59, 100, 105, 107,

152

Nunez, Alexander 78, 109, 112

Parada, Sebastian 72, 114, 123

Martinez, Carlos 43

108, 110, 124, 136, 166

Morin, Michael 78, 109, 112

Nunez, Diego 51, 108, 124, 154,

Parades, Andres 135

Martinez, Christian 17, 19, 49, 111

Micali, Brandon 84, 135, 173

Moro, Bernardo 50, 108, 121,

155

Pard lnas, David 66, 121

Ma rtl nez, Jared 84

Micali, Jonathon 60, 106, 107,

122, 124

Nunez, Ariel 96

Martinez, Jarge 96, 145 Martinez, Lucas 84, 135

108, 113, 116, 119, 121, 122, 170,

Morrissey, Dane 72, 177 Moscoso, Alejandro 66, 113, 114

Pardo, Andres 60, 108 Pardo. Felipe 20, 24, 38, 51, 78,

Martinez, Luis 84, 104

Miguez, Juan 60, 106, 108, 120,

Moscoso, Jorge 50, 107, 108,

100, 101, 107, 108, 111, 123, 152,

Martinez, Marlo 96

121, 122, 128, 136, 166

115, 205

157, 198, 204

Martinez, Michael 66, 104, 108

Miguez, Lucas 9, 60, 106, 108,

Mou haffel, Alejo nd ro 90

Pardo, Gabriel 60, 108, 122, 177

Martinez, Rabert 49, 111, 114,

117, 128, 136, 166

Moussa, Arsenlo 10, 66, 123

Pardo, Guillermo 66, 113

118, 132

Milton, Justin 49, 52, 104, 107,

Moustafa, Christopher 8, 21, 50,

Pardo, Javier 66, 101, 107, 123,

Martinez, Ryan 84, 177

118, 121, 123, 124

107, 108, 154

156

Martinez, Shawn 84, 177

Mlnoso, Alejandro 78, 109, 112,

Moya, Jose 66, 113

Paredes, Andres 90, 173

Martinez, Teresa 96, 384

127

Muchacho, Ramon 24, 50

Paredes, Francisco 66, 107, 108,

Martrelly, Michael 125

Miro, Michael 84, 177, 189

Muller, Tomas 78

O'bryant, Harace 135

116, 119, 124, 132, 148

Mas, Carlos 78, 109, 112, 114,

Miro-Quesada, Juan 78, 109, 112,

Mullins, Connor 66, 108, 121,

O'Flaherty, Brendan 66, 177

Parlade, Jaime 90, 127, 135

165

123, 161, 165

123, 177

O'Fla herty, Luke 51, 119

Parodi, Anthony 84, 100

Mascaro, Emilio 45, 49, 108

M lya res, And res 90, 135, 165

Mullis, James 15, 50, 111, 118,

O'Malley, Robert 96, 192

Parra, Marlo 96

Matos, Leandro 66, 100, 108

Mojena, Thomas 72, 109, 112,

119, 162, 163

Ochoa, Roberto 72, 172

Pasternac, Benjamin 78, 138, 168

Mayo, Ricarda 49, 107, 108, 123,

120, 122, 142

Muniz, Joseph 90, 127, 141

Olesen, Matthew 51, 108, 116,

Pastor, Marcos 72, 149

170

Molero, Guillermo 60, 103, 105,

Muniz, Nicolas 60, 106, 107, 108,

118, 124, 201

Patrlcios, Anthony 72

Maza, Andres 9, 12, 43, 49, 118,

106, 107, 108, 110, 115, 121

110, 124, 159, 166

Oll u, Daniel 72, 136

Patrlcios, Nicholas 60, 106, 107,

190

Panellas, Raul 72

Pardo, Alejandro 60, 108, 122

132, 188, 384

Molina, Alec 90, 158

Munoz, Alexander 72

Oliva, Daniel 72, 102, 114, 119

108, 110, 113, 121, 123, 132, 166,

Maza, Carlos 96, 106

Molina, Niko 66, 101, 107, 108,

Munoz, Maxlmlliano 78, 109, 112,

Oliva, GIiberto 72, 177

167

Maza, Christopher 11, 30, 59,

116, 121, 156

135, 173

Oilvares, Luis 84, 104, 144

Paucar, Adrian 84

117, 132

Monge, Carlos 72, 100, 104,

Munoz, Nathaniel 50, 54, 104,

Ol lu, Dan iel 166

Paula, Gabriel 66, 113

McCllntock, Jack 89, 100

109, 112

105, 111, 120, 122

Ordunez, Ulises 16, 96

Payne, Nathaniel 66, 124, 132,

Mederos, Andres 84, 115

Monge, Lucas 84, 157

Munoz, Rodrigo 50, 107, 108,

Orozco, Noel 72, 172

Medina, Rene 136

Montane, Ivan 90, 162, 165

118, 154

Ortega, Carlos 78, 109, 112, 123,

166 Paz, Christian 60, 103, 105, 106,

Meglas-Rulz, Suzette 96

Montenegro, Michael 78, 177, 198

Musi, Michel 90, 135

177

107, 108, 110, 116, 121, 124

Mejer, Victor 72, 109, 112, 170

Montero, Christopher 60, 108, 113

Muniz, Nicolas 121

Ortega, Fabio 96

Paz, Hector 72, 142, 143

Mejia, Glanluca 72, 119

Montero, Gabriel 66

Munoz, Nathaniel 116

Ortega, Gabriel 60, 142

Paz, Nicolas 84, 138, 150, 172

Mejia, Manuel 59, 122, 152, 197

Montero, Gian-Marco 72, 114

Munoz-Bustamante, Jorge 96, 126

Ortega, Nicholas 90, 177

Pazos, Amin 84, 135

Mejia, Marcos 84

Montero, Matthew 84

Myer, Sean 96

Ortega, Omar 90, 123, 158, 168,

Pazos, Wad lh 72, 134

Mejia, Mauricio 84

Montes, Lucas 66

169

Pedevllla, Bautista 66, 113

Mejldo, Marla 96

Montes, Nicholas 84, 165

Ortiz, Alexander 72, 132, 134

Pedevllla, Jeronimo 78, 109, 112,

Melgar, Alfredo 66, 103, 107, 108,

Montesi, Daniel 96

Ortiz, David 78, 150

157

114, 122

Mora, Ana 96

Ortiz, Karen 96, 113, 118, 119, 197

Pena, Adrian 17, 90, 135

Melgar, Freddy 89, 151

Mora, Nikolas 72, 132, 134, 166

Osorio, Alfonso 84

Pena, Alejandro 60, 107, 121,

Melo, Alejandro 72, 134

Morales, Alejandro 66, 121, 124,

Osorio, Marlo 66, 107, 108, 110,

136, 166

Mena, Eric 12, 49, 118, 132, 170

164

122, 124, 164

Pena, Alexander 96

Mendez, John Paul 146

Morales, Benjamin 66, 108, 122

Otero, Ga brlel 78, 109, 112, 123,

Pennie, Luke 78, 109, 112, 149

Mendez, Luis 66, 111, 119, 121,

Morales, Carlos 78, 150, 161, 168

157

Pentenero, Lucas 72, 172

174, 175

Morales, Jose 84, 144

Naeem, Amaar 84, 153

Otero, Lucas 60, 120, 132

Peppas, Kirk 142

Mendonca, Tanger 96, 154, 158

Morales, Lucas 78, 109, 112, 138

Naas, Stefano 78, 157

otero, Sebastla n 90

Pereira, Jose 72, 114, 122

Mendoza, Alberto 89, 153, 173

Morales, Marcelo 84, 123, 150

Naas, Thanas! 60, 154

Oyarzun, Nicholas 9, 66, 108, 113,

Pereira, Joseph 66, 108, 172

Mendoza, Fernando 78, 109, 112,

Morales, Matthew 60, 102

Navorro, Adrian 78, 135, 168

121, 132

Pereira, Juan 51, 107, 108, 154

135, 153

Morales, Michael 49, 108, 121

Navarro, Allan 50, 103, 107, 108,

Menendez, Alexander 59, 122,

Morales, Peter 60, 102, 103, 107,

115, 121, 124

Perera, Gerardo 60, 108, 156,

142

Navorro, And rew 84, 123, 127,

Menendez, Christian 26

108, 115, 128, 129 Morales, Richard 50, 107, 108

166 Perez, Alejandro 90, 121, 123

Menendez, Christopher 14, 59,

Moran, Brandon 26, 60, 116, 119,

Navorro, Diego 60, 102, 108, 129

Perez, Alexander 66, 72, 108, 124,

132

170

Navarro, Michael 66, 148, 161

142, 156, 174

Menendez, Marc 78, 109, 112,

Morasso, And res 78, 101, 109,

Negrin, Joshua 66, 115

Perez, Alfred 51, 118

150

Negron, Isabel 96

Perez, Andres 51, 113, 126, 140,

Menendez, Michael 59, 103, 106,

112 Morasso, Eduardo 66, 101, 107,

108, 110, 115, 120, 124

108, 113, 115, 124, 136, 166

Newborn, Edmund 96

Menendez, Mirna 96

Morasso, Jorge 66, 101, 108, 110,

Newlin, Kyle 72, 109, 112, 114,

123, 132, 133

Perez, Carlos 60, 105, 121

Meneses, Nicolas 66, 103, 156

113, 121, 122, 166

115, 128

Paclos, Alejandro 28, 51, 118, 177

Perez, Dan iel 72, 78, 90, 144, 158,

Pereira, Nicolas 72, 121, 123

141, 150

196

Nelson, Michael 78 Pachon, Ivan 25, 51, 107, 108, 116,

Perez, Brandon 72, 101

Meneses, Ricardo 59, 107, 108

Moreira, Cristian 84, 157

Newlin, Tyler 50, 107, 108, 114,

Paclos, Andres 72, 177

164, 176

Menocal, Morla 96

Moreno, Augusto 72, 177

115, 128

Padilla, Jose 31, 96

Perez, Demetria 84, 173

Mertz, Ryan 84, 168

Moreno, Gabriel 6, 60, 102, 108,

Nguyen, Gabriel 72, 114, 177

Padron, Lucas 84, 116, 138

Perez, Dylan 72, 101

Meruelo, Hector 84

113, 145

Nicosia, Ramon 96, 128

Padura, Francisco 27, 102

Perez, Jorge 66, 107, 108, 121,

Mesa, Andres 72, 142, 172

Moreno, Juan 60, 105, 107, 108

Nieto, Matias 78, 109, 112, 123,

Paellas, Rau I 129

126, 142

Mesa, Jorge 78, 109, 112, 135,

Moreno, Morla 96

153

Paez, Jorge 60, 1DD, 119

Perez, Joseph 66, 84, 148, 160,

168

Moreno, Matthew 60, 108, 120,

Nieto, Rodrigo 60, 100, 107, 108,

Palllssery, Collin 72, 109, 112,

177

Mesa, Michael 66, 101, 108, 113,

132

119, 121, 128, 152

119, 122

Perez, Joshue 84, 150

lndeic 381

Perez, Juan 60, 101, 107, 108, 110,

Puello, Andres 60, 108, 142, 174

Ramos, Octavio 97

Rodriguez, Jacob 84, 138, 173

123, 132, 134

Puente, Benjamin 60, 117, 132,

Rathbun, Patrick 73

Rodriguez, Jason 52, 111, 118, 124

114, 122

Perez, Kristian 9, 66, 102, 108,

134

Raymat, Ralph 90, 151

Rodriguez, Jesse 73, 136, 166

Ruiz, Francisco 136 Ruiz, Joseph 90, 138, 139, 151,

Rubio, Justin 67, 108, 110, 113,

121, 195

Puente, Daniel 150

Real, Daniel 27, 90, 158

Rodriguez, Jorge 17, 61, 106, 107,

Perez, Lucas 90, 127

Puente, Hayden 73, 123, 132, 134

Real, Eduardo 78, 109, 112, 157

108, 110, 115, 122

173

Perez, Manuel 84, 135

Puente, Tomas 66, 148, 161

Real, Marlin 97

Rodriguez, Jose 61, 111, 116

Ruiz, Joshua 90, 120, 123, 138,

Perez, Marlo 51, 102, 113, 126,

Puentes, Jose 66, 103, 114, 121,

Recto, Julian 90, 127, 157, 158

Rodriguez, Juan 136

139, 151, 168, 169

129

122

Reed, Jack 67, 103, 107, 110, 114

Rodriguez, Julian 104

Rui z, Marcos 79, 135, 173

Perez, Nicholas 60, 107, 108, 117,

Puga, Pablo 66, 108, 121, 142,

Repine, Jayson 60, 111

Rodriguez, Julien 61, 111, 117, 177

Ruiz, M lchael 67, 108, 115, 116,

123

174

Restrepo, Christopher 73

Rodriguez, Kevin 90, 104, 126

123, 142

Perez. Pablo 78, 109, 112

Pujals, Alejandro 51, 118, 154

Restrepo, Sebast ian 73, 109, 112,

Rodriguez. Kyle 73, 101, 107. 109,

Ruiz. Nicolas 73

Perez, Raymond 90, 138, 139,

Pu lles, Andres 90, 127

121, 154, 155, 161

112, 114

Ruiz, Rafael 61, 111, 113, 132, 159

168, 169

Pu lles, Matthew 8, 21, 51, 111,

Reyes, Bryan 60, 122, 124, 140

Rodriguez, Leandra 97

Ruiz, Ryan 173

Perez, Ricardo 60, 103, 105, 108,

118, 174, 175

Reyes, Roland 73, 103, 123

Rodriguez, Lucas 67, 170, 173,

Ruz, Ryan 79, 109, 112

110, 117, 121, 123, 124, 127, 170

Pu lles, William 84

Reyes-Garcia, Marla Cristina 9,

190, 191, 202

Perez, Sebastla n 10, 60, 108,

Pu lvlrentl, Antonio 84, 104

97, 103

Rodriguez, Martin 84

117, 120

Pupo, Gabriel 9, 29, 66, 101, 102,

Rice, Breton 67, 134

Rodriguez, Michael 61, 111, 119,

Perez, Victor 90, 150, 151

107, 111, 116, 121, 195

Rice, Jovan 12, 51, 108, 123, 132,

124, 162

Perez-Abreu, Ana 96

133

Rodriguez, Miguel 73, 109, 112

Perez-Abreu, Carias 78, 123, 141,

Richard, Lucas 78, 109, 112

Rodriguez, Nicholas 148

165

Richard, Santiago 78, 109, 112

Rodriguez, Nicolas 19, 52, 67, 107,

Perez-Abreu, Nicolas 25, 72, 132,

Richardson, Jama rl 78, 135

108, 111, 118, 121, 124

134, 166

Rlcon, Esteban 110

Rodriguez, Pablo 84, 138

Perez-Blanco, Nicholas 51, 118,

Riera, Jul ian 73, 109, 112, 172

Rodriguez, Patrick 85, 177

Sabalhle, Luis 61

121, 124, 170, 171

Riera, Sean 51, 111, 162

Rodriguez, Raul 13, 52, 78, 101,

Sabogal, Lucas 17, 91, 138, 139,

Perez-Blanco, Rafael 173

Rlguelro, Sebastian 73, 109, 112,

102, 108, 111, 123, 142, 174, 176

158

Perezalonso, Enrique 84

164

Rodriguez, Ricardo 73

Sackman, Giulian 85

Perino!, Matias 78, 157

Quelroz, Rafael 9, 66, 107, 108,

Rincon, Esteban 67, 107, 108,

Rodriguez, Rolando 78, 101, 109,

125,126

Saenz, Roger 79

Permuy, Francisco 25, 96

121, 122

112, 168

Quintana, Kyle 27, 90, 138, 139,

Saenz, Sebastian 85, 173

Peterson, Lisa 25, 96

Rincon, Manuel 73, 109, 112,

Rodriguez, Tomas 79, 173

159

Sague, Raul 7, 61, 100, 106, 107,

Pevlda, Aldan 72, 100, 107, 109,

120, 156

Rodrlguez-lapldo, Andres 73,

Quintero, Adrian 78

108, 115, 126

112

Rlonda, Andres 90, 127, 135

123, 170

Piedrahita, Daniel 66, 108, 120,

Quintero, Guillermo 60, 105, 106,

Salnfort, Nicolas 91, 135, 173

Rivera, And res 73

Rodrlguez-lapldo, Marcos 90,

107, 108, 121, 124

Salabarria, Israel 85, 127, 135,

121, 122, 156

Rivera, Felipe 84

127, 158, 169

Quintero, Nicholas 60, 111, 117,

153, 173

Piedrahita, Julian 51, 118, 121,

Rivera, Sebastian 52, 107, 189

Rodriguez-Meneses, Daniel 90

Salandy, Joshua 61, 108, 117, 119,

154

122, 124, 162

Rivera, Victor 67, 108, 121, 123,

Rodriguez-Meneses, Nicolas 90,

Qulntlno, Matthew 67, 102, 108,

123, 124, 162, 163

Pino, Marlo 132, 134

124, 132, 134

158

Pinto, Stefano 17, 24, 60, 132

110

Salas, Alejandro 61, 105, 108,

Rivero, Daniel 67, 121

Rodz, Alec 79, 149

Quiros, Santiago 84, 157

113, 121, 156

Pizzi, Andres 66, 108, 136, 166

Roa, Ivan 97

Rod z, Andre 21, 61, 111, 120, 146

Salas, Charles 91, 135 Salas, Victor 91, 104, 135, 168,

Pizzi, Salvatore 78, 104, 144, 168

Roa, Sebastian 60, 105, 108, 121,

Roi bas, Ophel la 97

Pianos, Daniel 60, 100, 111, 119,

124, 136, 137, 166

Roig, Carlos 90, 103, 127, 138,

169

123, 124

Robau, Gabriel 67, 103, 114, 121,

139, 158

Salazar, Christian 61, 103, 106,

Pianos, Diego 66, 161

122

Rojas, Evan 52, 107, 108, 124, 128

108, 110, 12 1

Plasencia, Jose 10, 51, 108, 124,

Roca, Antonio 90, 127, 177

Rojo, Francisco 85, 101, 104, 153

Salaza r, Maximo 79, 109, 112

132, 146, 188

Roca, Jose E. 97

Roman, Javier 85

Saldana, Hector 85

Polo, Gabriel 60, 105, 108, 120,

Roca, Jr., Jose 150, 166, 168, 192

Roman, Maximo 73

Saldana, Lazaro 97

124

Rodriguez, Aaron 78, 135

Romanach, Antonio 90

Salinas, Daniel 52, 107, 108

Rodriguez, Adrian 67, 73, 84, 100,

Romanach, Benjamin 79, 157,

Salam, Emery 91, 158

101, 104, 113, 116, 120, 125, 141

166, 198

Salvade, Andres 85, 165

Rodriguez, Alec 61, 111, 117, 146,

Romanach, Juan 17, 135

Salva!, Nicolas 61, 116, 166

147

Romanach, Oliver 73, 109, 112

Sampedro, Jack 73, 121, 122,

Rodriguez, Alexander 67, 108,

Romano, Nicholas 85, 177

124, 164

113, 152

Romero, Alberto 67, 103, 172

San Juan, Austin 73, 115, 116, 124,

Ponce, Ad rla n 66, 113, 174 Ponce, Christopher 60, 111, 124 Ponte, Antonio 17, 78, 101, 104, 109, 112, 168 Portela, Gerardo 96, 140, 141 Portuondo, Alejandro 90, 127, 168, 169 Portuondo, Nicolas 84, 114, 141, 150 Poulat, Bernardo 8, 12, 51, 107, 108, 110, 124, 152 Poveda, Nicolas 29, 66, 108, 114, 119, 121, 123, 140, 172 Powell, Jack 72, 109, 112, 172 Price, Nicholas 78, 173 Prleguez, Francisco 84, 157 Prieto, Jorge 96 Prieto, Sebastian 60, 111, 119, 120 Prindle, Hunter 51, 118, 121, 177 Prlo, Francisco 78, 109, 112, 157 Proenza, Jason 73, 122, 129, 166 Prugue, Marcelo 90, 126 Prusslng, Deller 21, 51, 107, 108, 123, 124, 170, 171, 204 Puelles, Matthew 142

382

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Raez, Daniel 7, 73, 109, 112, 120, 152 Raez, David 9, 60, 103, 106, 108, 120, 124, 152 Raffan-Zuluaga, Esteban 78 Rafuls, Sebastian 60, 106, 108, 114, 121, 122, 177 Ralmundez, Ricardo 96 Ramirez, Aaron 60, 111, 119, 122, 162 Ramirez, Cristina 26, 96, 129 Ramirez, David 90, 158 Ramirez, Eduardo 73, 104, 120 Ramirez, Ethan 60, 111, 124, 132 Ramirez, Francisco 132 Ramirez, Marco 84 Ramirez, Sebastian 67 Rammos, Gabriel 78, 127, 177

Ramon, Olga 97, 107, 124 Ramos, Andres 78, 101, 109, 112, 123, 153 Ramos, Christian 17, 78, 109, 112, 177 Ramos, Julia n 73, 102, 109, 112

Rod rlguez, And res 52, 102, 108,

Romero, Camila 195

136, 166

113, 117, 118, 201

Romero, Carlos 52, 118, 132, 170

San Juan, Sylvie 97, 115

Rodriguez, Angel 146

Romero, Daniel 103

San Martin, Javier 53, 107, 108,

Rodriguez, Aurelio 90, 138, 139,

Romero, Diego 67, 121, 164

122, 124, 202

158

Romero, Manuel 61, 105, 108, 140

San Pedro, William 48, 53, 103,

Rodriguez, Brian 67, 116, 124

Rorell, Gabriel 114

108, 121, 128, 204

Rodriguez, Bryan 121

Ros, Andres 52, 108, 146

Sanchez, Alejandro 79, 104, 109,

Rodriguez, Christian 90, 177

Rosado, Joaquin 17, 90, 123,

112, 144, 176

Rodriguez, Christopher 67, 111,

135, 173

Sanchez, Angel 67

177

Rosado, Victor 73, 172

Sanchez, Daniel 53, 73, 108, 109,

Rodriguez, Eduardo 90, 165

Rosales, Nluvys 144

112, 120, 123, 124, 177

Rodriguez, Edward 61, 105, 108,

Rosell, Gabriel 73, 109, 112

Sanchez, Francisco 79, 109, 112,

111, 119, 120, 124

Rosell, Javier 85, 150, 173

123, 173

Rod rlguez, Esteban 73, 109, 112,

Rosell, Nicholas 85

Sanchez, Frank 91, 101, 135, 173

162

Rothe, Evan 85, 165

Sanchez, Jonathan 97, 197

Rodriguez, Gabriel 84, 120

Ruano, Gabriel 85

Sanchez, Maxlmus 73, 100, 109,

Rod rlguez, Gaston 30, 97, 146,

Rubio, Joseph 61, 106, 107, 108,

112, 114

149

121, 122

Sanchez, Michael 73, 121, 136,

Rodriguez, Hector 132, 134

Rubio, Juan 52, 108, 113, 122

166

Sanchez, Nlcalas 85, 135, 173

123, 125, 154, 166

Toledo, Dolores 97, 108

Sanchez, Stefano 67, 107, 108,

Sosa, Emil iano 73, 156

Toledo, Jose 8, 19, 20, 43, 54,

Usallan, Jake 91, 158

Vina, Matthew 17, 91, 138, 139,

169, 180

110, 121

Sosa, En rlque 54

Vlyella, Julio 79, 150

Sanchez, Vicente 67, 107, 108,

Sosa, Marisol 97, 111

114, 115, 116, 121, 124, 136, 166

Sosa, Nicolas 16, 54, 107, 108,

85, 101, 111, 118, 119, 135, 170, 275,384 Tomasino, Miguel 97

Sanchez, Vlrgl llo 61

Tonda, John 67, 108, 110, 123, 148

196

Sanchez, William 6, 61, 106, 108,

114, 122, 123, 154, 155, 160, 180 Sotomayor, Zachary 73, 109, 112,

Tootle, Patrick 67, 116, 121

Vlzoso, Alec 73, 103, 109, 112,

110

172

Torente, Andres 191

115, 119, 121, 152

Sanchez-Gallardo, Marta 97, 100

Souto, Cristian 91, 135

Torrente, Andres 79, 104, 109,

Volpe, Jack 79, 123, 157

Sanchls, Jose Vicente 157

Souto, Nicolas 79, 135, 168, 182

112, 198

Vadell, Anthony 61, 106, 107, 108,

Sangles, Damian 61

Souza, Henrlque 61, 106, 108, 117,

Torres, Alejandro 61, 119, 120,

120, 122, 128

Vizcarrondo, Jorge 7, 12, 31, 55,

101, 111, 118, 132, 133, 144, 145,

Von Der Osten, Gabriel 138, 139

Sanguine, Francisco 61, 101, 103,

124, 136, 166

123, 124, 162

Valdes, Gustavo 97

106, 108, 110

Spencer, Sebastian 67, 102, 108,

Torres, Ana 97

Valdes, Matthew 79

Sanson, Alvaro 91, 104, 158

116, 128

Torres, Daniel 85

Valdes, Placido 53, 55, 102, 103,

Santaella, Hector 91

Stanfield, John-Patrick 79, 109,

Torres, Dorian 20, 85, 135, 159

105, 113, 118, 197, 203, 204, 205

Santamaria, Santiago 91, 135

112, 157

Torres, David 91, 125

Va Ides, Ricardo 73

Santana, Carlos 91, 151

Steel, Kevin 67, 101, 108, 113,

Torres, Erick 73

Valencia, Adolfo 73, 114, 142, 174

Waldman, Mark 67, 177

Santana, Michael 21, 32, 97, 125

121, 142

Torres, Evan 91, 138, 139, 150,

Valencia, Sebastian 79

Walker, Shane 30, 97, 135, 164

Santellz, Hely 85, 102, 138, 168

Stewart, Sal 79, 109, 112, 149,

151, 169

Valenti, Luca 91, 158

Wallace, Daniel 79, 123, 135

Sas1re, Daniel 91, 123, 150, 151,

151, 161, 162, 164

Torres, Humberto 54, 119, 162,

Valido, Kevin 67, 101, 107, 108,

Wallace-Perdomo, Sebastian 79,

165

Stickler, Mateo 91, 141, 151

163

110, 114, 116, 121, 122, 123

109, 112, 161, 173

Saudlno, Tomas 79

Stoker, Harrison 54, 107, 108,

Torres, Jose 73, 85, 101, 121, 161

Valladares, Gabriel 79, 132, 135,

Walsh, Miguel 29, 67, 101, 103,

Saumell, Javier 1B, 53, 108, 113,

116, 154

Torres, Lorenzo 91, 123, 135, 158,

168

108, 110, 116, 119, 121, 184

142, 143

Stoia rczyk, Nicolas 85, 173

173

Vallejo, Matthew 85, 168

Watkins, Matthew 61, 111, 117, 174

Schaeppl, Kevin 79, 109, 112,

Stringer, Cody 17, 79

Torres, Matthew 73, 107, 109,

Valvano, Jim 51

Weglarz, Bryan 13, 85, 176

114, 157

Stuart, Richard 97

112, 142

Vanscoy, Timothy 97

Wentzel, Brian 97

Schmidt, Andrew 91, 115

Suarez, Aldan 85, 125, 127

Torres, Maxton 85, 123, 144

Vasseur, Daniel 61, 116

William s, Leo 97, 102

Schmidt, Peter 91, 115

Suarez, Alejandro 13, 61, 101,

Torres, Nicolas 85

Vazquez, Alejandro 79, 109, 112,

Wiltz, George 73, 114

Schnelder, Alec 79, 104, 109,

106, 108, 110

Torres, Noah 67, 108, 121, 124,

123, 177

Wolflngton, Sean 79, 173

112, 153

Suarez, Alexander 73, 101, 109,

184

Vazquez, Francisco 97

Wong, Andres 67, 108, 116, 124,

Schultz, Joseph 53, 113, 132, 159,

112, 161

Torres, Roger 55, 107, 108, 204

Vazquez, Gabriel 91, 104

142, 143

196

Suarez, Ana 97, 129

Torres, Tomas 79, 109, 112, 115,

Vazquez, Juan 97

Wu, Yun-Chan 79, 109, 112, 177

Schultz, Matthew 53, 118, 124,

Suarez, Daniel 79, 114, 165

161, 173

Vecclo, Carlos 79, 144

Wutzler, Jacob 61, 103, 106, 107,

132, 159

Suarez, Diego BS, 101, 153

Torres, Tyler 91, 104

Vecclo, Dylan 79, 144

108, 110, 145

Segurola, Diego 67, 108, 148,

Suarez, Eric 61, 200

Torres, Victor 85, 120, 135

Vela, Alejandro 79, 138, 157 Vela, Carlos 55, 107, 108, 123,

149, 151, 155

Suarez, Gabriel 79, 100, 109, 112,

Torres de Navarra, Felipe 91,

Segurola, Gabriel 85, 150

160, 161

127, 158

154, 155

Seljo, Sandro 85, 176

Suarez, Herman 67, 100, 107, 108,

Torrlcella, Alec 85, 127, 168

Velasco, David 55, 108, 154, 166

Sendra, Andres 73, 104

113, 124, 148, 160

Toyos, Alejandro 118

Velasquez, Gabriel 79, 109, 112,

Sendra, Josep 61, 108

Suarez, Javier 85, 100

Toyos, Waldo 61, 117, 119, 120,

123, 138, 168

Sendros~glesras, Mercedes 97

Suarez, Jorge 61, 113, 119, 170

123

Velez, Sebastian 73, 152

Senra, Adrian 53, 118

Suarez, Lucas 85

Toyos-Sl1jes, Alejandro 55, 123,

Venegas, Augusto 97, 132, 190

Sepulveda, Jose 91, 116, 127, 138,

Suarez, Nicolas 61, 108, 142

170

Venegas, Mateo 73, 152

139, 158, 168, 169

Suarez, Roberto 73, 103, 142

Trapp, Mark-fdward 67, 132, 134,

Venegas, Santiago 55, 111, 132

Serrano, Sebastian 79, 199

Sucena, Rolando 85, 97, 100, 103

147, 158, 203

Venerlo, Daniel 67, 160

Shaw, Sebastian 79, 109, 112

Suerro, Daniel 61 , 146, 147

Trastoy, Christian 61, 100, 111,

Vento, Javier 73, 136, 166, 167

Sierra, Mateo 85, 157

Suels, Daniel 54, 108

113, 121, 122, 197

Verdejo, Lucas 12, 15, 28, 50, 55,

Sliva, Alejandro 91, 158

Sunderland, Zachary 85, 168

Travieso, Otto 91, 123, 151

101, 118, 133, 134, 135, 170, 171,

Sliva, Christopher 91

Sweeney, Ivan 91, 151

Trippelll, Adriano 67

197, 309

Sliva, Eddie 67, 121, 159

Swlsstack, David 79, 109, 112,

Trippelll, Patrizio 61

Vlabla, Matthew 26

Sliva, Eric 61, 108, 115, 122, 200

114, 126

Trentz, David 135

Vlchot, Gisela 97

Sliva, Ethan 67, 107, 108, 113,

Swlsstack, Luke 67, 100, 108, 114,

Trentz, Nicolas 91, 135, 165

Victoria, Diego 85, 177

118, 121

126

Trujillo, Anthony 67, 108, 113, 116

Victoria, Martin 73, 109, 112

Silveira, Ricardo 73, 109, 112,

Trujillo, Virginia 97

Victoria, Sebastian 91

114, 177

Tsavarls, Emmanouil 73, 101, 103,

Vlelto, Nicolas 85, 135, 173

Singh, Kearan 53, 114, 118

121, 123, 174

Vigil, Alejandro BS

Sixta, Gabriel 85, 150

Tudela, Francisco 97, 110

Vlgll, Jorge 73, 109, 112, 196

Sloan, Joshua 67, 111, 132, 166,

Tunon, Victor 79, 102, 109, 112,

VIia, Andres 73, 170

190

119, 197

VIia, Brandon 61, 100, 124

Sml1h, Adrian 85, 126 Sml1h, Andres 53, 118, 122, 124,

132 Sm11h, Nicholas 170, 171 Sml1h, Nicolas 8, 13, 53, 91, 104,

107, 108, 121, 124, 158, 168, 169 Socarras, Alejandro 91, 127 Socorro, Thomas 73, 101, 109, 112 Soler, Anthony 54, 107, 115, 121,

122, 128 Sari, Enrique 20, 67, 119, 123,

124, 170 Sosa, Carlos 14, 54, 107, 108, 111,

VIia, Carol 97

Tablada, WIiiiam 67, 126, 141,

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145, 153, 155, 198 Tabraue, Orlando 97 Tamargo, Derek 85, 165 Teachey, Bruce 28, 97, 118

Tener•, Juan 33 Tinoco, Christian 15, 54, 108,

123, 146 Tirado, Pablo 85, 144 Tobon, Nicolas 54, 107, 108, 123 Todywala, Stefan 61, 166

Vilasuso, Avery 158 Villa, Brandon 11 Villalba, Matthew 26, 61, 116 Villanueva, Stephen 85

Tejera, Juan 73, 109, 112, 114,

115, 120, 123, 156

VIia, Enrique 55, 121, 140

Ulloa, Beltran 27, 61, 102, 108,

Villarrea l, Alejandro 61, 79, 113,

129, 195

124, 152, 157

Ulloa, Juan 67, 107, 108, 117, 121,

Vll lasmll, Ignacio 55, 107, 108,

127

114, 203

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Yaftar, Diego 55, 107, 108 Yamin, Ricardo 85, 115, 125 Yan, Paul 79, 109, 112 Yanes, Javier 67, 111, 128 Yurkon, Conner 55, 100, 107,

108, 115

Zacker, Grayson 140 Zaharas, Michael 79, 109, 112,

149 Zahn, Brandon 91, 176 Zantua, Tatiana 97 Zapata, Yaslr 85 Zaragoza, Javier 79, 157 Zarraluqui, Jose 79, 103 Zequelra, MIiagros 97, 122 Zhan, Brandon 27 Zoller, Eugene 97 Zuloaga, Ped ro 79, 101, 168, 196 Zulueta, Julian 61, 100, 105, 107,

108, 110, 116, 122, 124, 177 Zumpano, Lucas 33, 55, 108, 123,

Ulvert, Alejand ro 91, 123, 127, 158

Vlllasuso, Alden 73, 109, 112, 121,

177, 205

Urbay, Jose 97

156, 166, 167

Zumpano, Noah 85

Urbay, Marlene 97, 113

Villasuso, Avery 91

Zuniga, Daniel 61

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ending

By Editors In Chief Jose Toledo and Andres Maza

Echoes, Volume 56, was ihe brainchild of a crazy group of yearbookers at Belen Jesuit Preparatory School in

we used 10pt. for copy and 8pt. for captions. For the

Miami, FL, who after three long years of working together decided they had enough. The staff consisted of 11 editors and 11 newbies, who we like to boss around. It was printed

Pages were submitted to the plant by uploading through the FTP site, but proofs were received in paper format so that they could be approved by the school administration and

by Hetif Jones, Inc. in Kansas City, Kansas with the help of the most amazing customer service adviser Lisa Merino. Our

the communications department. All pages received prior approval from the school before going to print.

headlines we used AHJ Ferraro because it looked classy.

representatives in Miami are the g reatest and they go by the names of Patty Posey and Vicky Aguirre. We could not do this without their help. Our mugs were taken by HJ Miami

The yearbook was produced using Adobe lnDesign CC and Adobe Photoshop on 12 Macs that are old but still kicking. All the photos used in the yearbook were taken with

Photography under the leadership of Ulyses Lopez, the man ...

our five Canon Rebel T6 cameras that are miracu lously still

the legend We thought of our theme one day when we were

working. A total of 1500 copies of the book will be distributed to the student body and faculty the first Friday of the next

talking about how different our school was, and how there are

school year. A yearbook fee is included in the school's annual

certain things that ONLY happen here. In a nutshell, we truly consider ourselves Anything but Typical, and it simply stuck.

registration fees to cover some of the cost of the student yearbook. Copies for the faculty and staff, and extra costs are

There are things about us that no one on the outside can truly

covered by the fund raising efforts of the staff through ads and

understand, and that's OK. This is how we like it. This is us.

They are our things. Someone outside our school may not fully

picture sales.

In a most atypical fashion, the year started off with a

understand why we featured certain things in this book. That's

few twists and turns. Two weeks Into the school year Hurricane

alri~ht, because the people who will understand are those for whom we built this book. Thirty years from now, any student

Irma touched land here in Miami and kept us out of school for two weeks, keeping the staff away from the yearbook to start

who walked through the halls of our school will open this book

the year. We knew when we got back that we had lo be on

and smile. They will understand The yearbook's senior class designed and created

top of all the events and calendar changes the school made.

With proper leadership of the sen ior staff, we were able to

the cover. We wanted it to be vibrant and definitely different.

keep our heads on straight and finish the book.

We also wanted to incorporate our personal sense of humor.

We quickly realized that there were seven letters In the word

We would like lo thank the staff, facu lty and administration for their hard work and support. We would also

'Typical' and seven sections in the book. Therefore, the color

lfke to thank our yearbook adviser who guides each and every

of each letter was the dominant color of each section of the yearbook. We also picked the strangest fonts in the font

yearbook class and puts in countless hours to make sure each book is the best it can be. We would like to thank Mr. Victor

library that otherwise no one would ever use In a publication .

Arrieta and Mrs. Teresa Martinez, who are always on hand

They were AHJ Teresita Script, AHJ Pinocchio, American

with the latest school stats and info. Last, we would like to say

Typewriter, AHJ Vocal, AHJ Wolfpack, AHJ Boyle, and AHJ

that we will miss this school tremendously, and all the people

Dispatch. We have always wanted to use these crazy fonts,

that h1ake up this family that is so different from everyone

but our adviser would not let us. We will probably never use these fonts again.

else. Being atypical means that we are comfortable with our Individuality, and we embrace the unique personalities that

The 2018 volume Includes 384 pages, all 1n full color. All copy and captions were set In AHJ Noveo Sans;

384

have been given to us. We sincerely hope that we never lose that.