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Centurian 2010 volume fourty-three

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Spring

Summer

Faces of CHS Centennial High School 913 S. Crescent Dr. Champaign, IL 61821 217 .351 .3951 www.champaignschools.org

then and now

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did you know?

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this year, my favorite

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activitie , they are both very be involved in." Jo hua cocagne

INSIDE the huddle Did you know that the lacrosse team has "silent time" before games? This helps them prepare mentally for the task at hand.

BEHIND

the curtain

On the evening of the last performance, Ms. Suzanne Aldridge allows the seniors to have a few words. They express what it has meant to be in the show and offer other cast members encouragement and words of wisdom.

FLY IF YOU'D ONLY

'' says Robb Cozad

INSIDE the huddle Did you know that the girls' track team get together tor a pasta dinner betore every track meet? Gathering at various team members' homes, the girls enjoy each other's company and delicious tood.

I -siDE Lhe hurlrlle Did you know that the Centennia\ Boys' Track team wears their CHS track suits the day ot every meet to shoW schoo\ pride?

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the net

Did you know that it is a tradition tor the men's tennis team is to have team dinners before big tournaments? The players take turns having dinner at their house. It is not only a time tor them to bond but also a time to refuel.

BEHIND

the curtain

"Check Please!" all started as a final project for Ms. Suzanne Aldridge's acting class. It was a new, one-time entertainment show, and tickets were sold for only $1!

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INSIDE the dugout Did you know that every year before the first game , the softball team dines at El Torero? They celebrate the start of the season and prepare for a victory~

Did you know that it is a tradition to decorate your boat for the race? Many students go beyond duct tape and add unique things to their boats. The 2009 races saw palm trees, swans, and even a cardboard Mr. Wells!

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Did you know that the Junior Varsity baseball team went to Mississippi at the beginning of the year and learned chants from opposing teams that they used throughout the season?

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the dugout Did you know that the Varsity Baseball team has "team nights" every few weeks? They get everyone together to bond and become closer as a team.

Did you know that every year students chosen by Ms. Sue Aldridge create the senior video and senior slide show? For the class of 2009, Thomas Witkin created the senior video. Each graduate has the opportunity to purchase them as a memory of high school.

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Did you know that Ms. Amy Westfield plans trips like the Costa Rica experience every year? Next year's group will be traveling to Spain!

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Did you know that select seniors involved with Interact attend school one day early to help incom1ng freshmen become famlfianzed with the school?

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id you know that every year at band camp, each section divides up into their own groups? They do fun activities together, such as making T-shirts for the week. This helps initiate new members into the team.

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women's golf team is to give the sen1ors a necklace with their initials. They give these out at the banquet at the end of the

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D1d you know that the Boys Golf team is nicknamed " Team White Belt." This is because all of the team members had White belts and wore them to each golf meet.

Did you know that every tuesday morning when student council meets, the "donut girl" of the year brings in a box of three dozen donuts and two packs juiceboxes? This year's donut girl was CIRire Gleizer.

BEHIND the nts Did you know that Homecoming is a package deal? The lights, sound and, OJ, all come together in one complete, no-nonsense, reduced price, night to remember.

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Did you know that the Pre-Vocational class develops a social sk1ll which each trip?They are currently studying budgeting, balancing checkbooks and using bank serives and comparison shopp1ng to get the best bargain for their dollars.

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the tradition for the JV football team is to have a time of silence in the locker room before games so that they can clear thew heads

I t liSIe Did you know that the tradition tor the Footba\\ team is to run through a banner made by the cheerleaders tor every home game?

OUTSIDE the , a ro Did you know that one of AVID's traditions is the college tour they take over spring break? This year, students visited Washington D.C. This tradition is un1que to the program as we// as the school and a favorite among students!

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BEHIND the ob Did you know a student who takes ECP can leave school during their ECP hour to work with their career advisors. They get a special red pass that allows them to leave with advanced notice. Don't loose that red pass, you get one!

Did you know that before every show, all the participants chant "One, two, three, all for one and one for all'' ? This chant brings the participants together and gets them excited for the produc-

tion.

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know that

a tradition for the girls Cross Country team is to run to very special place during their practices? There is a rock with a poem written on it, around wh1ch they chant, sing, and dance.

INSIDE the ~ Jle now that the tradition for the Men's Cross country team is to have a pasta dinner the night before each meet? This tradition helps the team carboload and bond at the samet1me.

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Did you know that the average Gamers' Club video game can take three-tour hours to complete and has to be stretched out over the span of several days?

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BEHIND the 1zu~ic Did you know that students tn Mustc Survey get to taste a btt of farne? All students create their own music COs for thetr ftna/ proJects.

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Did you know that the AP Scholars tn both the U.S. History and English Literature programs eat free pizza Whtle they study? The food 1S funded by the grant Mr. D'Andre Weaver rece1ved from the federal stimulus package of 2009.

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Di you know that during the MSAN tnp the students heard frorn many motivational speakers? From David Strobel to one of the original Freedom Writers, they were all there to help IT"ISptre the students to always do their best.

INSIDE the dle Did you know that the coach tor the Gir\s' Tennis team p\ays tennis professiona\\y?

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the , (/(1/e the soccer team sings the Centennial fight song on the way home from every away game? The players ra1se their voices and a\\ sing together to show their CHS pride.

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INSIDE the z dle DiG yvu Know that the jun1or varsity and freshmen teams both have cheers that they do after every point? Whether they lose the point or not, both teams come together in the m1ddle of the court to keep each other motivated.

INSIDE the z dle Did yvu Know that when the Chargers got to point twenty-two 1n a match. they had their own custom made cheer to get them through the rest ot the game?

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Did you know tr at tne g1rts on the toe "' give end otner qitts before each rneet'? r_veryonc ;s pa1red up with a teammate called +he r ' Secret PhySlJOr" who g'ves then R httle someth,,. q pE cia\ for each meet. 1

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about the basketball season and it is fun to see all of your friends at the

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Collen Cahill Gabby Frasca Erica Johnston Marlene Marin Emily Sur Claire Tortorelli Alex Wallbaum

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the scenes

Did you know that being a debutante runs in the family? Sherrel/e Wallace's mother, Courtney Walker, was once a participant in Gamma Epilson 's Cotil-

lion.

BEHIND

the pinata

Did you know that the tradition for the Spanish Club is to bring food to weekly meetings? The members take turns bringing food from their favorite Spanish restaurants.

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says Elizabeth Munoz

BEHIND the wall

Not only will you find hard-working students and many computers, but also behind the wall is another tradition for the yearbook staff: the notorious candy drawer! The source of inspiration (and tummy aches), the candy drawer is filled every Monday.

says Robb Cozad

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concerned about these days. They are more

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and interests â€˘

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, David Bran

entered the

nstics. Ever since then, David has been at the local YMCA fifteen hours a week. Most

mornings, David's day starts at 7 A.M .. He gets out of bed and heads to school. David takes his school work seriou

All teachers consider him a star student. When

the bell rings at 3:15, David rushes to the YMCA to coach two recreational classes. There, he helps kids, 10-12 years old, learn the basics of

mnastics. At 5:30, after

the students leave, David has three hours to work on his own routines to perfect them for competitions. He says "It just takes so much of your time, it can be really tough, but you just have to take the bad with the good." On the weekends, all of David's hard work finally pays off as he goes to competitons. His favorite is the Rockout Classic because the meet is relaxed and is a lot of fun to him. David claims, "boys should try gymanstics because it makes you a better overall athlete and will make you stand out." Gymnastics has helped David learn to manage his time, set goals, and work hard to achieve his best. Words : Laurie Jefferson Photography: David Brandyberry

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On September 11, 2009, Rachel Darmody was accepted as a model in the Elite Modeling Agency. Two weeks rior, she had

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her as a model. Rachel was shocked when she first found out she was

offered a two-year contract: "It was like a dream come true! People told me I could do it, and

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like the fashionista she is. Rachel is ho

experience will help set her up for future modeling, and she can't wait to see what will happen next!

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Jennifer

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Jenn's style shows her personality. The bright colors add excitement to her bohemian outfit. She adds accessories, such as her headband and scarf, to put a fun twist on the traditional fall ensembles.

"I've had my forever! They are my everday and I !ove them!" -Jennifer

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shirts because tastes of music can tell people what kind of person you are. I like weanng hip-hop bands especially because not many people wear them so its like my .. ." -Jennifer

"I • .. my skinny jeans because they do not make me looked dressed up all of the time. Also, when I go to

a concert where the venue does not allow cameras I can -, the camera up the bottom of my -, and they will never catch me!"

David CHANTHABANDIT "Who doesn't love looking like a • • .. . Military style button downs show the fashionable side of a person while also keeping it • • and not overdoing I't . " -David

David's outfit brings out , sense of style. his His black polo and faded jeans show he is dressed for success. And by matching his black high top shoes with his button down shirt, David's look is complete.

"You can't go wrong with some jeans." -David "My • • shoes have leather on th inside so it keeps m feet very snuggy." -David

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At age seven, Isabel watched her sister's dance classes and immediate! decided to follow in her footsteps. Ever since then, she has been very involved in Art & Motion Dance Studio. Her dance classes take up four

Saturday. Each of these days, she spends hours in the studio; Saturday classes last for seven hours! Isabel fills up these days with hip-hop, ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and â€˘

lyrical. Lyrical, Isabel explains, is a "mix between jazz, ballet, and improv. It is my favorite dance!" Isabel is a very dedicated athlete. She juggles grades, friends, and junior varistiy cheerleading on top of her busy dance schedule. She says, "it is a big time commitment, but I just love being in the studio." Isabel hopes to continue her dancing through high school. She has made many great friendships through Art & Motion and has improved her dancing skills tremendously. With such talent now, one can imagine where she will be in years to come.

Words Caitlin Schutz Photography Isabel Lammers

When Diamond was in third grade, she took her first hair-braidin lesson from her mother. At first , it was just a hobby, but it quickly became more than that. After Diamond became more experienced , hair-braiding became something that Diamond could do to melt away her stress. She says, "I just start braiding, and I get really into it. I don 't even have to think about what I'm doing." With all of the stress that school brings, Diamond is very lucky to have a hobby that relaxes her. Now that Diamond has years of experience under her belt, her friends come flocking in to get an awesome new hairstyle. Her personal favorite is the Mohawk braid, but she also likes to do breakfronts and braided ponytails. Some braids take a lot more time than others do. A basic braid takes only about thirty minutes, but a complex braid, like the microweave, can take up to twelve hours! Diamond loves the practice though; she hopes to go to cosmetology school after she graduates, and the practice will

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help prepare. The pictures above show just how talented Diamond is as she braids her friend Jasmin Taylor-Gwin's hair.

Jewel GOODLY Jewel's style shows she is inside and out. By mixing her spring colored cardigan and beaded necklace she creates a style that is uniquely hers.

"A adds a finishing touch!" says Jewel. Her silver and gold necklace is a match to her detailed shoes.

"A cardigan is cute, but doesn't make me too hot." -Jewel "I love wearing because they are and look super cute with everything!" -Jewel

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"Alarm clocks are not portable; I go I have my phone., so when I sleep at a friend's house or somet ing., I can wake up to my song ..,., -Jenny Olmstead

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Centennial fac u ty

Pro\\\es

Centennial Alumni

Justin Moore, Principal

Justin Moore was a Fighting Charger for all four years of h1gh school. He was simultaneously on the football team and the wrestling team. Words Coady Murphy Photos Coady Murphy

Mrs. Gorman's outfit shows her trendy yet professional style. She sports a look perfect for teaching in class and going out to dinner with her husband downtown. ~~~~:~ would be proud to have her as a teacher.

Mrs. Gorman's black ,. " skirt is perfect for any season. Here she pairs it with black boots and tights to complete her look .

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Mrs. Gorman accessorizes with a beaded necklace and mathching earrings that add n/ll':r:.~lm)! to

Black boots are often plain and 1.1 •• but Mrs. Gorman's black boots have great detail hat make them 1 " . "My boots are my favorite shoes in my closet," says Mrs. Gorman hey are a perfect example of her trendy style.

A sweater vest is usually ., to pull off, however, Mr. Davis pulls it off with ~ ~ The light grey color matches perfectly with his slacks and striped button down shirt.

Mr. Davis' ensemble is perfect for his position at Centennial. Anyone passing by him in the hall automatically shows him ~ 1 ~ for his put together look. His style is always up to date with the latest trends.

Mr. Davis' gre slacks show that he is always ready to sho off his professional look.

Mr. Davis' m,.iTI"'TTJ!All square toed shoes present his ~~~~ taste in style.

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Centennial Ath etics

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Centennial organ lzatlons

A midi, Mahta 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 50, 69. 71. 77. 178. 181 Andel, Shain 181, 258. 262 Anderson. Alice 239 Anderson, Angela 198. 262 Anderson. Brent 259

am rt, David 124. 194. 198, 262 BÂˇ mert, Rebecca 257, 230 Banks, Damien 181 Banks. D hari 2 Barak. Kaley l Barber Âˇchael arber. Mike 257

eaver. Reggie Q06 Beck. Brooke 19 Beckett. usti n 230 Seem. Sarah 251 Beemer. Bnan - 4 B tinke. Chri Bekker. Ale k

Bezruki, Michael 1 9 Bhagat, Shaiv 273. 274, 67, 1 Bhagavatam, aketh 214, 260 Biale chki, Catelyn 1 1 Bilger, Corey 142. 230, 257 Black, Jane 7 Black, Peter 214, 259. 275. 30 . 27, 42, 45.53,61.74. 124,146,30 Blanken hip. arah 230 Bla . Katherine 199, 260 Bloom, Jo. hua 1 1 Boitnott. Laura 132. 199 Bollinger. Emily 199. 259. 42. 165 Bollman. Dianne 252 Bone. Le lie 214 Bonner, Kewon 231 Bonnet. McKenzie 260, 214, 261, 95 Bonnett. McKenzie Ill Borbely, Judy 253 Bowden, Kelley 231, 35 Bowden. Stacie 181 Bowe, Kri tine 189 Boyter, Beau 271 Boyter. Jon 231 Braddy, Jawaun 214 Bradley. Octavia 214, 262,57, 4, 85, 119 Brandau, Colton 181, 262. 273 Brandau, Drew 214, 262, 270, 272 Brandyberry, David 101, 308. 194. 199, 262,272,273.30 Branham, Ben 273,214,260, 139 Brant-Harne , Devan 214 Braun, Max 262. 283, 68, 181 Brazelton. Hunter 231. 262 Brent, Xavier 199, 255, 258 Brewer, Jocelyn 127, 181,262,273 Brewer, John 199 Briedis, Erik 231 Brigg , Hank 262 Brigg , Henry 214,51 Brighton, Ro anne 252 Brimberry, Eric 214, 256 Brimberry, ydney 181 Bri coe, David 214, 258 Bri. coe. Deanna 136, 231, 257 Britt. Tyler 127, 162, 199,206,25 , 273, 274 Broadbent,Joanna 189,271 Bron on, Marie 214, 78, 166 Brown, Bethany 214 Brown, Brittany 231 Brown, Brook 231, 166 Brown, Bruce 251, 82, 116 Brown, Chloe 231, 262 Brown, Dani 166 Brown, Elton 231, 25 Brown, Kaitlyn 139, 20, 139, 262, 199, 260,262,273 Brown, Mary 1 9 Brown, Megan 181 Brown, Michael 206

Brown, Nathanael 199, 272 Brown, Patrick 252 Brown, Ranadia 206 Brown, Samantha 199 Brown, Sondra 252 Brown, Stephanie 199 Brown, Terra 214, 257 Brown, Tyrie 214 Brownfield, A. hley 181, 257, 265 Brubaker, Morgan 181, 259 Bruce, Blaine 231, 259 Brun on, Liz 24, 61, 88, 100, 112, 122, 136, 145, 146. 148. 308 Bryant, Brittany 199. 98, 166 Bryant, Samantha 214 Bucey, Abby 262,273,272,138,1 Bucku , Stefanie 181,272 Buenting. Connor 190 Buford, James 231 Bui, My Hanh 231 Bui, Vivian 120,231,262 Buie, Coleco 253 Bullock, Imogene 258, 261. 265, 273, 264, . 155, 181 Bullock, Kyle 264, 6, 10, 15 Bunte, Pamela 252 Burch, Travi 23 L 259 Burden, Brian 199 Burden, De hawn 214, 81 Burgener, Joel 240, 251,258 Burgin, Allen 223 Burner,Ali a 18,19,179,182 Burner, Courtney 214 Burnham, Chri 273, 199 Burnham, Lauren 231,261 Burton, Bradley 214 Burton, Briana 231 Buscombe, Elizabeth 182 Bu h, Holly 136, 215, 257, 265 Bu h, Taylor 182 Bushu~Jacob 259,88,182 Bu hue-Palmi ano, Nathaniel 239 Butler, Marcus 189 Butler, Michael 231,258,262,91 Butt, Emilie 199, 272, 273, 46 Butt .Jordan 182 Butt, Jo hua 10, 178, 182,258,261 Buxton, Nicholas 189 Byrd, Amber 215, 262

c Cadwallader, Dylan 199, 259, 272 Cahill, Colleen 154, 155, 199, 270, 273 Calcari, Kel ie 182, 257, 265 Calderon, James 135, 182, 262, 271, 274 Callahan, Tanner 182 Campbell, Brea. ha 231 ampbell, Chelsea 199, 271

ampbell, Kendall 199, 273 Campbell, Willonte 189, 271 Campo , Elliot 215, 273 Caneva, Michelle 215, Michelle 257 . ..,62, 265 Cano, Luis 206, 259 Carder, Victoria 223 Carey, Kri. tine 239, 262 Carey, Icole 1 2 Carlson, Amy 7, 28 Carl on, Ryan 251, 120 Carr, Demetriu 199, 261 Carrillo, Kathleen 231 Car ten , Coach Lind ay 260 Carter, Braden 231 Carter, Devin 215, 257 Carter, Jarai 182, 262, 273, 282 Carter. Lauren 199, 30, 31, 308 Carter-Brumfield, Ah-Heem 215 Ca idy, Andrew 215 Caston, Monte 199 Ca tro, Aaron 215 Cavette-Pelmore, Dake hia 162, 182 Cavner, Kaitlin 223 Celi , Hyacinth Ro alee 199. 262. 273 Cetin, Coach Randy 261 Changnon, Marc 146, 257, 265, 250, 256, 68, 146 Chan, Felix 251 Chang, Cecelia 159,273, 199,262,272, 273,274 Chang,El~ne 182,259,282 Chang, Harri. on 223 Chanto , Kyla 252 Chatman, Shomari 258, 272, 98, 182 Chau, Jenny 182 Chaudhry, U man 215 Chavez, J o e 206 Chavez, Laura 215, 92 Chen, Sean 271,273,274,67,182 Cheney, Kaitlyn 57, 182 Che nut, Jacob 199, 255, 62 Che tnut, Jacob 258 Choi, Dianna YunJoo 262 Choi, Sara Eun Jung 23 L 262 Choi, Sung Guk 231, 37 Choi, YunJoo 189 Chow, Lorraine 23 Chri man, Mike 259 Chri tian , Glen Aaron 231 Chung, Daniel 215, 259, 261 Chunn, Amanda I 99 Chuzu, Joan 258, 112, 215 Clark, Alexandra 107 Clark, Brikeeta 182 Clark, Carolyn 223 Clark, Clayton 206, 258 Clark, Kyle 182 Clarke, Alexandra 215, 260 Cia ey, Eryn 23, 39, 57, 182, 257, 265 Clayborn, Leah 169, 182, 282

Cloghe sy, Coach Erin 260, 251 Cloyd, Lauren 231, 257, 261 Cloyd. Spencer 199. 259, 4 Coat , Alandria 182 Coat , Taylor 215, 257, 261, 275, 8, 38, 50,

51. 52, 53, 56, 92, 136, 308 Cobb, Iexa 231 Cobb, Tare ha 117, 167. 199 Cocagne, Elizabeth 231,261, 39,95 Cocagne,Jo hua 199,256,258,275,20, 24. 62, 142, 145, 154, 159, 308 Cochran, Sean 189.271.71. 108, 109 Cochrane, Benjamin 223 Cochrane, Jo eph 260 Cochrane, Mike 215, 231 Coe, Jordan 223 Coleman, Christina 215 Coleman, Ka ey 223 Coleman, Korney 215 Collin , Jennifer 215, 257, 30, 31, 92, 308 Collin -Clipper, James 199, 79 Concepcion, Roxy 271 Cooper, Chri 199, 273 Cooper, Megan 231 Cooper, Sarah 215 Corcoran, Connor 231 Cornelius, Andrea 23 I, 271, 35 Cor o, Jared 16, 17. 114, 115, 182,262, 272, 273, 274 Co ie, Debra 215, 262 Cotton, Anthony 117, 189 Cotton, Antwan 189, 117 Cotton, Treyona 215 Covington, Timothy 98 Cowell, Ryan 250, 251. 64, 84, 85, 156, 164 Cozad, KrL itie 308, 24, 27, 45, 62, 70. 86. 97, 118, 136, 146, 148, 151 Cozad,Robb 259,272,275,276,277, 7, 45, 83, 136, 177, 182,308 Craddock, Thoma 182, 272, 273, 262, 282, 106 Cradle, Angela 182 Crawford, Nelima 199,258, 261,265,51, 72, 126 Cropek, Evan 155, 182, 260 Cros , Chel ea 231, 257 Cro in, Michael 252 Cro land, Kendrick 231 Crowley, Daniel 139. Daniel 199,256,273 Crull, Amy 231, 271 Crull, Kathryn 189 Cunningham, Taylor 199 Currid, Cameron 199 Currie, Julian 199 Curry, Christy 240, 252 Curtis, Matt 282, 1 3 Curti., Thoma 199, 262, 273, 40 Cu hing, Car on 199 Cutell, Hannah 258, 265 Cuttell, Daniel 19

Cuttell, Hannah 215 , 257, 261, 72, 142 Cutwright, Jamie 183, 257, 260, 272, 273 Cutwright, Julie 273, 282, 20, 183, 260

D Dabrowski, Gillian 215 Dahl, Alexx 183 Dahl, Elizabeth 199 Dalbey, Jenna 231, 261 Daly. Claire 199 Daniel , Brittany 223 Daniel , Chel ea 231 Daniel , Michael 183 Dann, Taylor 231 Darmody, Rachel 195, 206, 261, 262. 308 Da h. Mario Double 78 Daugherty, Jo hua 199 Davi , Abby 262, 231 Davi, Allis ia 117. 127, 199,245,270 Davis, Brianna 206. 271 Davi , Jade 231 Davi , Le Antwone (2) 215, 215 , 262, 69 Davis, Marcu 189 Davi , Nicole 199, 273 Davis, Sylve. ter 245, 250 Davi , Terrence 14, 298, 299, 300, 30 l,

302,303,304,305,306,307 Davi -Johnson, Davion 231,256 Dean, Chri tian 206 Deaville, Brice 231 Deck, Marranda 189 Decker, Jay 199 Deevi, Kavyasri 231 Dennemann, Kailyn 262, 97, 183 Deremiah, Amber 215,271 Diamunoz, Tra ina 262, 260 Diaz, Kymberly 231 Diazmunoz, Tra ina 231 Diep, Li a 131, 199, 271, 272, 273. 274 Diep, Michael 231. 258 Diep, Vivia 215 Dillman, Patrick 215 Di ch, Chandler 199. 262 Di ch, Erica 23 L 257, 265 Dixion. Coach Don 260 Dixon. Chyna 1. 183 Dixon. Kara 215 Dixon. William 215 Do, Anne 252. 274, 33, 162 Doan, Vui 215 Dobb . Erin 199 Dolli on, David 261, 10 Domagal lei, Davi 231. 259 Dombro lei, Elizabeth 198. 199. 265, 272. 273. 275, 42. 118, 162. 30 . 259 Donohue. HannaH 19 . 199.257.273.275. 265,64. 6 '82, 104. 118. 120. 134. 162. 168.308 Donohue, Sarah Rachel 231. 257

Doogar, Arun 231, 273 Dorner, Kylan 231 Dorsey, Devonta 206, 261 Dor ey, Reshaun 215 Dougan, Jeffrey 251 Downey, John 189. 258, 62 Down , Kara 104, 251 Down. , La ece Ill, 199.273 Doyle, Alex 199 Drackely, Andrew 57,231,259, 88,262.

91 Drozdz, Bryan 215 DuBose, Montego 215, 257, 84, 85, 129 Duchin ky, Je sica 215 Dudley, Alexi 231, 270 Dudley, Andrew 199. 259, 4. 167, 259 Dukes, Janai 215.257, 262 Dunbar, Ryan 215 Dunlap, Chri topher 223 Dunnagan, Katelyn 215, 260, 65 Duong, Meli. sa 165. 199, 271. 274 Durham, Victoria 215 Dwyer, Ethel 253 Dyson. Ausitn 231

E Ea ter, Brian 253 Eaton,Jenna 23,145,183,257,260,283 Eaton, Sara 252 Eaton, Van 206, 238, 262 Eddy, Madi on 183 Edwards, Aaron 199, 271 Edwards, Darien 231 Eichelberger. Elizabeth 215, 271 Eikram, Iman 199. 262. 270. 271. 272. 273,

274,46, 77,121 Elam. evin 163. 206. 258 Ellazar, Ble i Joy 231, 271 Elliott. Jenn 251. 273 El on. Evan 199. 273 Engle. Alexandra 199. 259 Enriquez. Juan 231 Epps. Jeffre} 231 Epp , Simeon 199. 262 Ep teen, ean 216 Ervin, Aiya ha 1 3. 283. 271 Ervin, lkela 199 Ervin. Ilona 1 3. 104. I 05 E\an . khley 271 E' an . Fletcher 231. 25 Exum. Mariah 1 3 Exum. Orlando 206

- 1. 270, 166

elkner. Ia) ia 112, 21 , 258 eng. Kir I) 21 6, 262, 7 .35 errer. Jo hua 23'> , 26' errer, Rebecca 12 . 2, 2 , 272

inn. niqu ~: I inne • . Derek I . . 272. 283 inne). Rob rt l 9 i her. Gabri lla 232

ord. Ju tin 232 o rd , Matt 27.. I 9. I , 25 . 271. 273 ·ord, haron 2 . 257 rd . Theron 5~ rne •. Colin 200 262 ra ca, Gabby 154 15 , 165. I razier. Ellen 216 261 , 262 Frazier, Ktara 271 Frazier. ~ echelle 174. 183, 272 Frederick: , tephen 18 Frichtl. Korrey 216, 258. 262 u seph 166. Jo eph 232 ulton. Coach Sean 258 unkhou. er, Alex 262, 216

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G a Galardy Jor yn 260 Galardy. lby 165. 200. 26 , 262 Galardy. Sk 200 Gallardo. En y <, '16 GalloWa). s- on 206 Gande. Mukund 174. 3. 272. 2 3 arcia. Esbey di 232 'arcia.James 114,11 5.252.308 Garcia-Canga. Bl 21 6.258.260. 261. 7-t 122 Garth, Jansin 2 16, 256. 257. 259

Geiger.. 'athanicl 262. 265. 271, 272. 274. 56. 57, 76. 107. 1 1, 'iO Geiger, Pam 2'L Gerdemann. \1 ra I< ' handi , 1ukund 261 Gio ne) . De' ontr II 21 6. 271 Gibso • 1ate 25 '. 216. 99 Gillcsn e. Chn . 262. 2i2. 2 illi lan . amm · 253 Gilman. Logan I~. . 51 , 52, 176. 183. 257 . 61, 2 6~ .265 , 273 Gilmore, Kierrc 200. 25 Gir , David 252, 58 itting . Coa h 'atali 260 ladne), Brittany 20 1 a gow. Mark 200. 262 ; ·nn. Celia I 3

II. Sm uel 2 17 262. 27 . 273 Hall. Zac ary 20 allbcck. ndrew 21 Ham mond .• \n dr \ , • ther 135. 262. 2 17, 272. jJ .. 27 + Hanaur, o ch Jim 259 Har el. J eph 232, 262 Hannah, Jordan 2 0 s n. Dave 25 7. 2 Ha n n. Jeff I 4. 62, 2 3. 27 1, 274. 0 1 . 158 Har en. at han 253 Har wi~.; k, J rdan 217 Hardy, Brittany 239. 271 ardy. Christy 253 Harm. . Coach Jill 26 1 Harms. Jade 200. 259

G ri ng. Phillip 251 Gol dman. Timothy _ 0 Gomez. Rosa 206 Goode. Jessica 216. 27 I Goodling. 1 1erranda o 16 G dl to n 216.262, 271, 128.258. 272 oodl . J el 232, 257 Gonn an. Cat y 244, 25 1 G rady. ean .., , 259 Graham. Kentrel 216, 52

Gree ne. Leigh 252 Gregg. Ryan 2 16,256, 257,259 Grey, Tre vor 1 Gri m, Ro in 21II I, 86 Gri ll. Alii on 20 . 262, 272. 273. 274 71 Grob, Michell 200 Gross, Ondine 240, 2 - · _ 2 Gross. Sta ey 128. 15 . 25 I. 99 Gruber. Patty 240. 2 2 Gudgel. Cody 232 Gunther. Kyra 129. 2 , 270. _ 2 Gunth r tdney 2 2

Hayes. Da · n 232 Hayes. Jack 27 Hayes. John 200 Hayes, Kermaine 17 Hayes, Simon 171 Ha elwood. Willia 259. 260, 21 7. 271 Head. Kev in 206

Hedge. Jorda 260 Heleme, Kristophcr 2 1 9 Helms. CyntHia 25 lfe dren , Andr \\ 2 Hen ricks. oach G HenfY. Sp nce r I -+ H· -Han y. Bria 65. I , 11 9. 156 He n ler. Ashley 252. 58, 59 Henthorn, Mit hell 189 I lerbert, Betty Herge, Ada Herges. Coa le 256, 25 I , 2 -6 Herman, Derrion 232 Hernandez, Pedro 217.258,273,53.139

I tm. Tara 233, '"" 2 lmant , Coach 259 Irani, Xerom 20 1 I aacs, Jami e 25:2 Ito, A'udr y 259. _71 , 272.42, 141. 1 4 , 178 I )'. Kit tie I 9

2.257 Hoggatt. . am 16 Holder. ill 122, 19X. 2 ) 1. 25..J., 261. 2M.

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orn baker, Weston 206. 259 llo . , 1ichacl R..J. Howard. Jean-Joucl s 2. 3, 271 Howard, Tramia 2 3 Ho 11-J rmings. Amani 184. 233, 262. 270, _.,) Hudk · s . .\ndrew 20 1 HudMl Josh 262.201 " man . .T : Y Ill. 5 1, 271. 308 ughes. Carolyn 21 , 271 Hull. Kimberleigh 25 Hull. Man Beth 251 Humphrc). Jordan 16 Hunt. Austin 20 I. 259, 265, 273. 21 . 4. 10. 12 . ..J.5. 95. 97. 13-, 136, I , 8 I..J. 14 30S ' '

J'son-Lupetti. T ula 12 Jackson. Ate· ta 2 Jackson. Brie ha 201. 257.65 Jachon, Ch· nelle 233 Jackson. Coach olby 2. Jack on. Donal 223 J c son. mma I 201 J cb.on. ana I . 19 ackson. J 201 Jackson.Joshua 233 c . o • Karli 260. 272. 273. 275. 52. 100. 175. 4. 308 Jack. n. yl e 133. 164. 165. 240. 252, 258 Jackson. Lex us 20 I. 258. 261. 50. 65, 112 J.tck-.on. is· 252 Jac k on. Seth 259 Jac on,Tacara 117.1 84.271 acobs. Hunter 2 , 257, 265 Jacobsen. Za • 6-. 101, 217 J lCS, Will 58, 17. ~62 Ja tie 233, _fL Jar n. B ak:e 20 1 .T arumi. Xa i r 201 ayne. ) ler 184 Jeff r ·on, Lauric 100. 136. J5..J.. 19..J.. 95. 197.201.257,260,264, 275 Jefferson. 1arie 233, 26 1. 271, 3 . 39 Jeffer, on. Tawanna 160, 161 , 18..J. Jenkins. Caitlin 217. 257. 260. Caitlin 93 Jenkins. Turquois 184 Ji, an 239

J oh son, Connor I 84 JO n on, Danyelle 18..J.. 257. 265 Jo m on, David 253, 271 J hn on, Delaney 233, 262 John on,Erica 178,14,298.299.300.301 . 302.303.304.305,306,307 John on, France ca 14, 15. 86. 2 I. 26 1. 271, 273, 274. 29R. . . 0 I. - 2. 30 0 ' 05,3 .

Johnson, Jonathon _ 6 Johnson, Ju tin 256. 2 J hnson. Kani ha 01 JOhn o n. Kant 233. 2 . 48 J h son, Katie 233 hnson, Ke in 2 6 Jo n on. Lauren 20 . _73 Jo '>on. Laurie 1 John on, Logan 2 _ John n, \1alachi 1 4 Joh n on, . latthe\ 223 Joh nson.Mya 233,270 JOhnson. i'Shell :233 John on. OJi,ia 2 17.261 Johnson Paige 2 . 260, 262., _77 Jo n. o

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randen l 4, 262 ric 21 , 262 Jone , mitri 18 , 258,261 ,21 . 271 Jon s. Ja. 1 ine 2 3 Jones J a 20 Jones. Kasie 1 4 Jones, Olivia 201 Jones, Precious 23 Jones. Rachel 233 , 26 Jones, Tananikia 2 Jones. Tiaundra 21 7 J e Trenton 223 Jones. Tyle 217. 2 2 Joules-Howar . Jean 1 Jr. Jonathon Sanderson Judeh. Diah 202 Judeh. 1aLin 256 Judeh. oor 217 J udelc. Gcncvcr 27 .. 308 Judy. Austin 223. 257 Judy. Glenn 256 Jun. Daniel 202 Jung.Gina 233.261.2 12. 6 hmg. Joseph 106. 13 . 17 , 189, 262, 271 . 272, 273. 27..J.

. 272. 273.

Kulkarni. Shruti 185 218.260

Little, Coach Kel Lockmiller. Emma 126, 138, 139.202.262, 273 Logan. Reggie 257 < gan. Reginald 218 Lo ue. Ktrk 2 2. 259 Lo g. Hailey 2 4 Lo g. Hannah 23 Loth. Brent I . 2 9, 260 oth, Ra hel 131, 175, 185. 2

4, 1 3 184

Lati. Rachel 2 ~ 4 ' 71 Langfl rd. Con tanc La11t1, Oa\ e 2. 3 LaPlace . . far 252

e.Sonya 260 Le h, \1organ 202,262 272,273. 34,97 Leake. Dan iel 202, 256. 73 . I . 104. 10

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noblett, Tyler 26 nop. Barb 253 no , u hetrah 234 nox. Jahn 218,271 nox. Kendall 2 . '62, 41 ohel, Davtd _02. 272 ocheri I, orge 107. 218 ocheril, tsa 159 ocheril, Stephen .-9, 262 ohl. Cari a 234

Lee.Sonya 20 L e. Timothy 27 1 Lee. Yeui 202 Leeman. Gan t 21 8 L grande. 1 1cho as I Lehigh. Ashle) 185 Lei tner, yler 166. 2 Leman. Brittan) 2 18 man. Jennifer 234 Lerch. Sean 218. 2 0 I..:erch. Theodore 35. 185. _62, 271 Lesure. Lashaunna 185 Lewis, Deon 234. 258 Lewis. Kadeem 2 r.ewi , K.1rl 253 Le io;,, Marc s 234 Li. Cindy Yuqi 67. I 172, 130. 185

Magee. nay ha 2 18 ruder, Kyle 189 1 annah, Cam ron 223 234. 262 Mainor, Clori a .., Malloch, Coach eve 260 Malloy, Mar) I 0 I. 240. 252 altb ia, hon) 272. 273, 76. 176. I 25H,261 II

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ltbic 1,, 252 Manandhar, Je e 20 Manandhar. Ra 1 260 anasra, Abdal XI angantulao, Ke\ in 223 Mangantulao. Krizzia 15 Man lakcs:Jos 256, r anolakes. Joshu a 218. 24. 146 1ansury,. aufil 189. 234 1anzella. Rachel 2 4 1ap Âˇon, Anthony 2 0 Map. on. Antonio 2 19, 5 , 118, 119. 5. 1arin. ~!arlene 15 . 262

7, 185

307 Moore, Ju tin 241. 250. 28. 56 Moore, 1elanie 186. 262. 97 . Mi ·hael 219.97

, 1c utt Payton 206 kP1 , Leann . 0 McQueen, Jen 2 I, 138 Me stcy. yan _ 6 McWi lliam , Mlandra 235. 270 Meacham. Chantal 145, 235, _5 Meade. Austin 235 Meade, Coach Pete 258. 252 Meads, D eena 19 Mear., M ria 203 . 261. 273. ~· ..~ .......·.. ... hn

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\1artin, Phil 190 ~tartin, Ryan 185 1arti Tierce 239 1 rtin, Titus 271 23

oore, Taryn 18 1oore-Barne , rberry 203 Moore-Ex um, Orlando 206 organ, mber 223 organ. Jeff 258 M rgan, Jeffre 215 Morger. Dylan 235, 262 Morri . C'hri topher _35, 258 i . Demetra 203 . 271

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Munoz, E 11abeth 162. 163, I Murd k, R bbie 262. 219 . lurphey Ryan I :\1urphy Coady I 275.308

7 160, 162, 185.273.

McLennand, Michaela 1cMtlhan, Victoria 23 Me 1ullen, Jordan 119, 189. 259 Me lullcn Tory 235 Me mara. A nne 203 MeN mara, Annie 260, 262, 273 Me al, Kensington _19 Me ear, Jasmin 119, I 7, 270, 1 McNear, Justice 119, 235, MeNu en, Emma 235

. e\ 111 206, 272 Miller. ieran 2 262, 274, 30, 40. 41, 50. 121 30) Miller. Kirsten 203, 27 1 Miller, L ron 23Miller, ophia 219, 260.52 Mills. J lie 252 Mills, loll 252 Min. Ju tin 2 5, 270. 271 Min ker, A drew 219 i\litch l,Rai a 15.203,271 Tara 265. 136, 13 , 139, 219,

18 . _74 114 271. Mohamma 273 Mondi a, hley 1 6. 26 ... , 265 271, 272, 274, 6. 40 41. 71. 102. 120, I 1 169 173 bony 253 1o rc, Alicia 14. 7 1 . 119. 167 20 298. 299,3 0, 01,302.303.304. 0 ,306.

_ ea • Royale 204 eal. Zak\\e 219. 271 • al-B ard, TciTcll 236. 258 27 1 ' itzel, Ch· rlcs 250 Tanzyaan 219 lc. is 2 1 , 261, 275 0, 49. 5 . 08 nna 257.265

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Plot cr. Sr cy • 251 Polin ld, onni 270 Polin~k1, Elizabeth 262. 270 Polk, fhom as 204 Polycarpou , Polyca ou.

't < ent. Ja 1es 220 un z, C\ ach Melod. 26. Pa ter-;on, Lauren 236. Patter. n, William 220

o· O'Bri n. Ju-;tin 256 O'Dell., 1artha 52 O'Leary, Erin 19 • 25 02 0'1 'eat. Jerry 223. 2 __ eil. Tiger I :0. 16 . 25 . , 265 li y 220, 7. 260. 262 Odom, L . ha 236 d m, Walter I 6, 25 '

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Pucket e. hano\ ia 237. 270 Purdy. Zachm 186 Purisi1 a, Joscelyn 237. 270

Quach. Triet 189 Qualen. Eric Von 256 Quigg. Hannah 176. 186. 262. 271 Quigley. Brct 221,98

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p acey. John 25 I aet, Pamela 220 almisano, athan 236, 2 W,

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Ra 'C. Katie 252 Radnitzer, Hannah 186. 25..t.. 260, 3 Pettis. Dejermaine 237 _ 6 Pe ) I ~Z 04 Pha . 299.3 308 Phillips. James 252 Phillips. Karen Troup Phillips. Terrance 237, 258 Pica. 1ark 261. 7. 28 Pictur d, ot 264

Ramc.,ay. Grant _37 . achel 204, 262, 273 Ramsbottom. Phillip 12. 261 ' y. Austin 256, 258, 271 Ray. Thomac., 221 Read. Tocor y 2 Reardon. Matthe · 221. 25 Reed. Tocor y -04 Ree e. Trent 262. 122, 221. 260

egan, Anne 221, 260. 275. . 8. 3-+. 71. . 88, I 00, 1 I I, I 12, 122, 308

Seeley, 011\'la 205 Seitl'. Jordan 238 etzler, Zach 262, 20- . 27 3 hatTer. 1 ata ia 205 • haffer, ictori· 05 , 257, 274 Shannon. llison 238. 261

Ross. Dcidre 160, 161. 1 Rotramel. Colin 22 I. 2 8, 262. 74 7

egan. eger. alin ichard. llarle id, Paig 26 1 eid. Ryan 3 eid. Tessa 20 eilly. id'a 115, 12 22 1. 260. 27 . eill. , inead I R6. 27_ incJ.te, Katherine 2) I

ee an . eather 273 hclby. Bry o n I . I helh . DonO\ an 105. 205 hel madi nc. Brock 205, 260 Shemd ., Emily 279, 281 . 282. 283, 2l)3 li rrick., Johnathan 146, 222. 256. 257.

259 24,45.256

25-+. 257. 265 Rice. Tiege 140, 2 5, 260 1ichter. Demi 23 2 . _ ·~ich t r-Shea. Emr an uel 206

·ora, Mark 252 Simmers. Amber 205 1

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Sanche!. Jesus 17 . 187.259. 271 Sanchc;,J ose 206 anc hez. Maria 223 Sanders, Brit ' 11) 205 <1nders. K thy 253 Sande r..,, Tyler 237

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Schriefer . • icnola Schultz, Grey 166, 259 Schultz. Rober 238

o ario, Mi aela 205 Ro ario, Ru y I 89 Rosas, Bris ida 221 Rosenbaum, Blake 205. 256

Seeley. James 189. w8

m n 'til. Ryan 1 7 nith, hcquira 22 mith, Taylor 260 Smith. onlcxis 222 Smith-Fon\ illc. shton 206 Smith-Forn illc. Dusten 222 Snelling. R) an tt AYery 2 _ Solomon, ndrew 2. 273 ommer. Garrett 20 . .., • o ng. o chun 187 ' oto may r. TatJana 222. 262 Sotomay r, Victor 206

Souk. Ashley 187. 27-t. Southey. Jacob 256 pace. Damonta 2_ pencer. arah 18 Splittstocsser. Tra\ i 206 St. Peters. Jean _51 taab. Taylor 222. 258. 265. 271 tamm. CourtJ,~·y 20, 65. S. 222. 260. _61 tandcli'er. Samuel 23 tanhope. George 250 Starks. Brittan 206. c'3 teams. Travi. 187 teele. Cierra _23 Stefan. Lucas 22 , 256, 257, 258, 24, 61 tenzel. Christl n 2 ~c\ 262, 40 tephen. Rebecca 26-t.. 8 Sterling. Trmor 1 7 terling. Trevor 25 ', 261 tevenson. :-.1ark 223, 256 tewart. Broo~ 2C 6 '27 3 Stewart. Thom StJ\erson. Lisa Stock. Greg 2 1. 252 Stookey. David 15~t 159, 222. 256 _60. 262 tookey,Jenn 206.262. 20.49. 99.260 track. :-.1attheM ll 8. 255. 261 trole. Megan 206. 25 . 260. 273 trong, Stephenie 51. 06. 27 . 27 1 Strunk, Kathy 252 Strunk. Randy 252 Stubbins, Sandi 250 Stucki, Penny 252 Sturkey. Rashad 238. 258 uchoff. Megan 261 udlow. Elizabeth 131, 251. 271. 274 ulLvan. Matthe\\ 1, 8. 273 undaravelu. Arun 238. 262 ur. Emil) 18 . 197. _L, _4 . 61,272. 32. 33. 3-t.. 155. 162. 308 utherland. Kc.tney 238 \\anson. Briana 222. 262 \\.anson. Rachel 222. 260. 261 Sweeney, Briana 1-. 206 Swindle. Catherine 18 . 77. J 69. _74

aha.Aly 188.238, 258 50 alavcra. Joescph :no 188, 271. 2 albot. Emily 222 angora. Barbara 251, 253 apping.Ryan 188,271,273,274, 33,67 aylor. Aaron 206 aylor. Coach n 2 l aylor. Jillian 107, 222, 260 aylor. :-.1arcu 222 aylor. \1ikeal I 9. 258 'aylor. Scott 53 aylor-G\\ m. Ja-.min 227. 238

Tcacalco. Adair 222. 259 Tee. Coach Darren 259 pl,L\ 2?~ Ten), Da) HJil 23 . 262 Terry. Jasmin IJ 2. 2_2, 258 TciTy. Kenea ha 222 TeiT)'-Byndym. , 'ajah 222. 271 Tcsfa e. Johanna 155. 206. 270. 273

Vannice. Maggie 35. 129. 222. 260 Vannice. Mary 260 Vanvli t. Dani I :?.~ , I aughn, Calch 222, 259 Vaughn. Luke 238. 256 em uri, Pra hanth 2 38 Vcmuri, Samantha 222 Vinton. Dean 222. 78 ageL Deja 167. 206

7 Thomas, Tommie 23 . _58 Thomp on. Courtney 142, 238. 257 Thump on. Dauncllc 238 Thomp on. than _22 Thomp ·on. Kayla 206. 262 Thomp on. quierra 188 Thomp on. Ontario 25 ThuiTnan. R b 259. 222 T~an, Julie 23,. 271 Tian, Luis 260. 222 Tieman. Paige 188. 25 . 261, -~5. 272, 33, 169. 177 Tiger, Dakota 261 Toledo. Louis 206 Tomlim.on. ill 188. 22, 171. 258 Torkowsk1. Dame! 251 To ricelli, Alexander 18<) Tm1erelli, Clmrc 255, 110. 155, 206, 258, 261, 264. 265, 27 3 Towner, Shclh) 222 Traylor, Sh.tqmllc 2 6, 258, 261 'I roung, Phuc 122 Truffa. Randolph 238 T ubak:i-Liu. Sharon 222, 270, 155, 261 Tucker, Adaline 206, 260, 272, 3 rucker, John Tuloa. Loupetti 264 Tungate. Emillie 238 T u ner. Anthony 222. 262 T urner. Demetnu'> 256 T urner. Patreal I ~N T ur 1 r. Ryann 23 Turner, I rczvion 223. 258, 271

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ncka 222

Vail , Claire 252, 78 Van Eaton, Chnsuan Van Eaton. '1ya 238

Wachala. Edward 253 WachteL Kelly 97, 168.22, ~+. 40, 53, 90. 108, 114, 128, 114, 167, 222, 262 ... 7.5 Walker, Bry.,un 222, 239 Walker. Ch· 206, 83. 162

Wallhaum., lex L 5, 271. 292 Wallhaum . lexander 175, I 8 Waller. Brad!) 206. 256. 24 Waller, Megan 18, 19. 177, 188 Waller, Taylor 206 Wallner. Alex 222, 259 Wallner. Co<~eh Mike 259 Wall-.. Dustin 23~ , 256. 25~, 61. 166 Walters. Coach Greg 261, 252. 258, 99 Wan , David 165, 206 Wan, Thomas IS<.J, 271. 272, 274. 67 Wan, Tom 2<.J2 Wan •, ~1mia 238. 271 Wang. Sarah 238, 262 Ward, Alex 238. 262. 129 272 \\ ard. Calch 238. 25 Ward. Carli 222. 25-t.. 257 Ward, Coach Ryan 258 Ward. Da\ id U~S. 189. 259. 4 Ward, Deon 239, 256 Ward. James 189 Ward, Tenicka 189 Ward, Te1Ty Ryan 206 Ware, Tayler 270. 238, 39 Warf. 'i ton<l 222, 270. <)2, 132 Warf. William 129, 206 Warmbier, Connor 238, 37, OS · rmbi r, Griffin 206, 2 6, 4 I X. 271 mner. ndrcw 222, 260, ~n. 273. -l-9,

Warsaw. Felicia 188. 260. 20 Washington. Dcmira 206 Wa. hington, 1ark 222 Watson. La.Jun 239 \\ atts. D,mielle 222 Wa) bright, ( oach Don 260, 261 Wem cr, C'hyla x2 Wea,cr, D'Andre 241, 2'i0, 82 Wea\ cr. Da\ id 189, ~4. 5 Wemer. Timoth) 18~. 256.257,265,292, 19. 22. 27 Webb, Ju. tin 166. 238. 25S Webber, Kimma 222. 257 \\'cbbink, nn 251 Weber. l~mily 100. 275. 188.260. 2(J4, 217,22, 4R. 100, I 10. 126. U I, 171l, 308 Weber. Kor 1 . 25(1 292, S2 6 \ ceks. Jo hua 22 \\ cems, John I I L 206. 259, 273

Weigand, Abigi<tl ... 72, 10x, 293. I XX, 260. 275. 20. 33. 175 Weinberg. C aries 251 , 82 ein. tein, Laura 206 \\ ein-.,tein, Ryan J88 Web. Ma~on 222 l .• Almog 238 Ich. Car~en 188. 2:j2., _7 3. 275. 292. 48, 76, 179,30 '5( \\ elJo,;, Jan 18 Wello,;, \1,llthC\\ I 30, 251 Well'>. Samantha 238. J 0, 271 Wendt. Alex 18 . 262. '"172, 293, 50, 106, I 5 Wendt. Christopher I • 222. 262. 265 Wentling. Tim 206. 256 Werth. Ju tin 222. 258 We ley. Ryanne 222 We-.t, • 'ina 251 Wet, T<tinia 127. 188. 116.270 Westfield, Amv 252. 272. 33. 110 Wet?cl, Coach Trina 260 Whalen. Christopher 2 I Whiles. Kebcy 206 Whippo. Pmge 260 White. Audrey 222, 255, 258. _) . 26 . -62.265.~72.273, 72,74 White. Cameron 23~. 258 White. Case) 256. 27 White. Evan I RR, 20 I, 25R. 261, _62. 293. .i8. 7~ White. Jolci-.a 23R 'hite. 1 ath ( n 22, .,59 Whittington. Trm i" 2 6 Wick. Tyler I , , 25 . Wicks. Rajcanna _o Wiesgaf\ er. Georg 176 Wip:~s. David I 9. 273 293 . .14 Wik.grcn, Briana 2 Wilcoxen, Sahara !2 6. 273 Wilder .. \hi gail 241, 2 Wiley. Robert 238

Wilkins. Brenna 206 Wtlkinson. Brennen I 0 I. 189. 293 Wtlla . Shakela 13 . 271 Wilh,um, rchic I 0 I, 221, 262 Wtlhams. -;hley 17,223 Williams. Ganonte I 16, 206. 270 William . Gerall 206 Williams. Gerrett 213 Williams. 1arcu 256, 158 William!'.. 1an sa I b9, 293 William~. 1organ 22Williams, T1cole 252 Williams. Shamqua 223, 260. 223 Williams. Tanika 105. 189 illiams. Tanner 223 illis, Courtney 223 Willi , Walter 223 Willk.in~on. Brennen 271 Wilson, ndrew 189. 258, 5_ Wil on. shley 261 Wil on. Joseph 126, 127, 189. 258, 272 Wilson. Kaitlyn 23R Wil-.on. 1cC'ully 223. 256, 258, 2-1Wilson-Danenho'Wer. Taylor 206 \\ mdom. Kayla 189 \\ mdow. Xa\ier 239. 25 Wmgate. Laura 133. 140. 167. 168, ... 06. 227.245,255.260,272.273.275.30' Wmgo, Cian 238. 259 Wm..,lmv, Violet 253 Wm ton, Wesley 206 Wt~e. Andrea 223, 261 1 1 e, Jennifer 223, -6L 262.41. 90 WJsegaf\er, Georg 102. 1 '9. 261.262 Wisnewski, Daniel 2 N Witki . Thom.ts 28 Wnedt. lex 273 Wolfe. Keith 189 Wolske. Joey 271. 223.159, 262. 271 Wolter, 1\le!!an 23R Woods. ndrcv. r2 Wood:. Chant 223. 271 Woods. Jack 259 3,,39 Wo thington, Daniel I ,'9 Wri ht. lmcda 252 Writl1l. Erika J Wri< ht. Jackie 51, 252 Wri< ht. Jamc. 17 Wrinht-Hamil n. 1alik 238 ' right-Hamil l n. Phillip 238 W ought on amantha l ."9 Wu. G raid _23 Wu, Willi· m 206. 27 Wy,ttt. I.:atagca 105, I 9 Wyatt. Marian 251, 80, I 08. 109, Wynn. Calch 189 ynn, Darren 166. 239. 25~.;, 262 Wyss. Park r 223

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Yampel, Orner 223, 92 Yampolsk.y, Arif I x9 Yanchus. Stan 120 Yanchus. Stan 251, 274 Yao. Jia) u 239. 259, 262 Ye, Guiyu 239 Ye. Jenny 262 Yelamanchi1i. mruta 239. 262 Yelamanchili. Arjun 165, 206 272 Yoder, Nicole 206, 258. 260. '1>5 Yoon, Jeremy 219, 26_ York. Stacie 23Y Young. Carl 223 Young. Ethan 162,163,239.271.274 oun~.Jordan 101.239,260 Young. eil 2 6 Young. iesha 17 Young. Taylor 189 Youscf. :\1ai-.um 239 Yu, David 155. 189.270 Yu, Grace 206. 257. 262, 265. 52. 136 Yuan, Joraan Lifeng 262. 141. 206. 271. 272 Yum. Kevin 132, 23

Yunchus, Stan :274

Zahrn, le andra 22:1, 260. 22 . 262. 271. 92 Zhao. Jack Ou 11 . 115. IJ.O. 131. 273. lc 9. 272,274,25 , 172 Zhou. Kari Li tg 131. 141, 206. _60. 262. 27 .!274 Zimmerman. nellc 239 Zin~huk. Behy 223, 257 Zola. Sarah 210. II, 213,223.271.275. 6. 49. 51. 70, 71. I0 '. 308 Zunich Elizahl' h l 6, 206. 257, 265. 273. 76

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An army psychiatrist at Fort Hood, Texas, allegedly opened fire on base, killing 13 people and wounding 30 before being wounded . Investigators were trying to determine whether Major Nidal Malik Hasan, an Amencan, had terrorist ties.

There were signs the nation was climbing out of the recession, but JOb hunters could not tell. U.S. unemployment reached 10.2%, the highest since 1983. The unemployment rate for teens reached a record of 27.6%. YANKEES BACK ON TOP ...

The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in s1x games to win the 2009 World Senes, and claim their record 27th championship. Outfielder Hideki Matsui hit .615 in the series and became the first Japanese player to win World Series MVP.

BOLT INTO THE RECORD BOOK

Already the fastest man in the world, Jamaican sprinter Usa in Bolt won the 100 and 200 meters at the 2009 World Track Championships in Berlin, shattering the world records he already held. Bolt's time of 9.58 seconds in the 100 was more than a tenth of a second faster than the previous record he set in the 2008 Olympics. SPREADING GLEE Y

Glee, Fox's new comedy about the show choir group at an Ohio high school, became a critical success and was nominated for numerous awards. The show's musical format gained a loyal audience, led to frequent song downloads from the show's musical numbers and even to new glee clubs at some high schools.

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While the government asked the public to take the H1 N1 influenza seriously, vaccine shortages occurred because BALLOON BOY HOAX A it could not be made fast enough. Then people had to The parents who claimed their 6-year-old son was carried away by a flying decide whether to get the "regular" and the H1 N1 vaccines saucer-shaped balloon served some jail time. The plot by Richard and Mayumi -available in shot and nasal mist forms. Heene was revealed by their son, Falcon, dunng an interview when he said the family "did this for the show." The Heenes, who had appeared on Wife Swap, TWEETIN G THE NEWS._ apparently were hoping the incident would lead to another reality TV show. Many news stories were beginning to appear on social websites like Twitter. Some events closed to traditional media outlets, such as Iran's government-controlled election, were Airport security was looked at again after a Nigerian man tried to blow up reported to the world v1a Twitter users. his Northwest Airlines flight just before landing in Detroit on Christmas Day. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, 23, was badly burned when he lit a small explosive device while sitting in h1s seat. He was held by passengers and crew until the plane landed. SAFE LANDING A

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WAR ON TERROR

About 68,000 U.S. troops were stationed in Afghanistan to fight the Tali ban as President Barack Obama planned to send an additional 30,000 troops. He also stated a goal of bringing troops home beginning July 2011 . ENDING ON A HIGH NOTE Y

The story of plane crash survivors who end up on a mysterious island, Lost, finally came to an end during its sixth and last season. The cult classic, which at its peak became one of the most-watched shows on TV, once again became one of the "events" of the TV season by wrapping up all its mysteries.

A powerful earthquake, measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale, hit just outstde Port-auPrince, the capital city of island nation Haiti. More than 217,000 people were killed, nearly 400,000 lost the1r homes and were left scrambling for aid and several of the country's historic landmarks were destroyed .

EVERYONE GOES WIRELESS

Most people were now carrying w ireless phones . And the gadgets could do more t hings, as products like Apple's iPhone allowed users to place calls, take pictures, access email and the intern et, keep schedules and much more. HARRY POTIER STILL STRONG Y

The Harry Potter senes cont1nued stronger than ever through the movies. The film based on the sixth book, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince , made nearly $1 bill1 on worldwide. Plans were made to split the story of the seventh and final book into two movies. AWKWARD MOMENT Y When country ar Taylor Swift won Best Female Video at the MTV Video Music Awards, rapper Kanye West grabbed the microphone and protested that Beyonce should have won the award. West's upstag1ng of Swift was met with boos. When Beyonce won Video of the Year later in the show, she called Swift back on stage for the two ladies to share a moment.

SOME THINGS CHANGE J.

ShoWing how far h1p-hop has come, the late rapper Tupac ur's song, "Changes," was included as one of the 12 songs on the Vatican's official M Space Music playlist when it was released, alongside Mozart. THE BEST EVER?

Roger Federer won the 15th Grand Slam singles title of his career, when he defeated ic at Wimbledon. It was the most Grand Slam titles Andy Roddick in a five-set cl of any men's tennis player in history. Federer then added to his record in the year when he won the Australia Open for the fourth t1me.

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TOUCH THE IPAD

Apple once again created buzz with its latest product roll-out, th1s time releasing its version of a tablet computer with the 1Pad. Essentially functioning the same as an iPod Touch, the iPad primarily allowed users to access the internet, watch video and listen to audio. SNOWED IN Y

Two massive blizzards hit several major cities in the eastern U.S. in early February, closing schools and shutting down businesses for days. Baltimore, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia were all hit hard and set records for seasonal snowfall.

Violence between rival drug cartels 1n Mexico continued to cause problems throughout the country and along the border with the United States. The Mexican government deployed thousands of soldiers in many cities to crack down, while the U.S. even began talk of offering the help of the National Guard.

Parents and doctors continued coming to grips with the apparent rise of autism cases among children . Various studies continued to search for causes, while medical professionals kept scrambling for cures and treatments. All the while, mostly questions remained.

BACK TO FORM --c Olympic sw1mm1ng legend Michael Phelps returned to the pool at the 2009 World Championships 1n Rome and won five more gold medals. After fin1sh1ng second in the 200-meter freestyle, his first race loss in four years, Phelps responded by be1ng part of setting four individual and relay world records. A WHOLE NEW, 3-D WORLD Y

Futuristic, sci-fi thriller Avatar easily became the biggest box office hit of the year, and one of the biggest hits of all-time, mostly due to what audiences considered breathtaking visuals. Using new, advanced 3-D technology, the movie was in production for several years and cost more than $250 million to make.

American Idol continued to be a 1V hit, even with a new judge. Paula Abdul left the show after eight years and was replaced by Ellen DeGeneres. Simon Cowell announced he was also leaving the show at the end of season nine. NEW LINE OF DEFENSE --c The U.S. rev1s1ted plans to deploy a missile defense shield to protect Europe, specifically due to rising concerns about Iran's nuclear capabilities. Romania was selected as the location of the interceptor missiles. Photo credits: Newscom

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The golf world could never slow down Tiger Woods, but the planet's most famous athlete saw his career come to a halt after he was involved in a car accident tside his home the day after Thanksg1v1ng . When media looking into the story discovered that Woods had n unfaithful to his wife for years, the golfer took an Indefinite leave from the sport to regroup and refocus his life. MASSIVE TOYOTA RECALL Y

Various problems involving floor mats, accelerators and brakes led Toyota to recall more than eight million cars worldwide. Congress held hearings to determine the severity of the Toyota issues, and the recall took an economic toll on the company.

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Scientists determined that fossils found in Ethiopia were an estimated 4.4 million years old and from the skeleton of a 4-foot female human-like species. Nicknamed "Ardi" by the team, the discovery was considered the oldest possible evidence of a human ancestor. CIVIL DISAGREEMENT )..

The U.S. Justice Department decided to try five suspected 9/11 terrorists in civilian court in New York City, a move opposed by any who still saw the defendants as enemy combatants not deserv1ng of a non-military trial.

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Whi le many 1n the scientific community continued to warn of the increasing harmful effects of global warming, skepti s continued to debate the cause and/or severity of the problem. The United Nations held a week-long conference in Copenhagen specifically to deal with cl imate change issues. PROBLEMS IN PAKISTAN Y

While the U.S. military cont1nued to be preoccupied in Afghanistan, the situation wasn't much better in neighboring Pakistan . The Tali ban began to see a resurgence of strength and popularity in the country, as they continued a guerrilla war against the Pakistani government.

Pop star Lady Gaga won multiple honors at the MTV Music Video Awards, including Best New Artist. Known for her wild outfits and elaborate dance numbers, Lady Gaga continued to score multiple top 10 hits with her second album, "The Fame Monster."

Tiny "teacup" pigs were the latest pet craze. They typically never grow to 60-65 pounds. Various celebrities began keeping the little more than pigs at home, even at a price of more than $1,000 ach.

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The Hurt Locker, an independent film about a bomb disposal unit of soldiers serving in the Iraq War, earned nine Oscar nominations, including Best Picture. The nominations put the small-budget war drama up against big-budget 3-D spectacle Avatar, which also scored nine nominations. .,._. ."" HEALTH CARE DEBATE Y

Americans loudly voiced their opinions about health care reform. During Congress' August recess, people shouted down their congressmen at town hall meetings. Cost was a hot button, with reform bills in Congress ranging from $848 billion to $1.052 trillion.

Social networking website Facebook kept growing, reaching 350 million subscribers - more than the population of the United States. A mov1e was even made about the life of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who created the website in his Harvard dorm room.

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Kobe Bryant led the Los Angeles Lakers to the 2009 NBA Finals for the 30th time, the most of any franchise in history, and the Lakers defeated Orlando for their 15th championship. Then , in the new season , L.A. became the first NBA team to win 3,000 games with a regular season w1n against Dallas. OVERNIGHT SENSATION Y

Scottish woman Susan Boyle became an international celebrity when she appeared on the TV show Britain's Got Talent and sang a powerful version of the song "I Dreamed a Dream " that shocked the judges and the audience. The You Tube video of the moment was watched by millions.

Brett Favre decided on one more comeback, th1s t1me with the team who was his hated rival for years -the Minnesota Vikings. The 40-year old Favre surprised critics by turning in one of the best seasons of his career, leading Minnesota all the way to the NFC Championship Game. PRESTIGIOUS AWARD A.

President Barack Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Pnze. The The world of Hollywood lost a couple of Norwegian Nobel Committee said it honored Obama because of his legends to battles with cancer. Patrick Swayze, work to build ties between nations and people. The announcement remembered by many as a 1980s heartthrob was a surprise , even to White House officials. and action star, died of pancreatic cancer. Farrah Fawcett, one of the original Charlie's Angels from the 1970s, died after a long battle with cancer. HOLLYWOOD ICONS PASS ON A

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The New Orleans Saints defeated Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, to win Super Bowl XLIV. It was the first championship in team history. Quarterback Drew Brees was named MVP after he tied the record for most pass completions in the game with 32. The win came just four years after much of New Orleans was under water from Hurricane Katrina. PATRIARCH PASSES Y

Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, 77, died from a cancerous brain tumor. The youngest brother of President John Kennedy and Sen. Robert Kennedy made a name for himself as the "Uon of the Senate," helping to pass laws such as the Civil Rights Act, Americans with Disabilities Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act.

Two Northwest Airlines pilots lost their licenses after flying past their stop at the Minneapolis airport. At first, it was feared the plane was hijacked , as air traffic control could not make radio contact. But Captain Timothy Cheney and First Officer Richard Cole lost track of time and where they were because they were using laptops and talking about work schedules.

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Mic el Jackson, considered one of t most influential and famous entertainers, coli sed n his home and later died from an overdose of prescription medicine. Jackson's death led to mu reflection and debate about his eccentric life. COUNTING HEADS

Counting of the U.S. population began in March 2010 when census forms were mailed. From April through July, census takers followed up on unreturned forms and searched for uncounted people. There was a push to ensure that AfricanAmericans were counted correctly. The census determines congressional districts and where to spend federal funds.

NBC took a gamble by moving The Tonight Show host Jay Leno to a show in primetime, and replacing h1m with Conan O'Brien. Both new shows failed in the ratings, forcing the network to move Leno back to late night, give O'Bnen the boot and angenng the fans of both comedians. A MOVE FOR DANICA A.

Successful lndyCar driver Danica Patrick made a highly publicized jump to NASCAR, running a part-time schedule on the Nationwide Series in order to gain stock car experience. ROLL

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Alabama won college football's BCS national championship game, 37-21, over Texas. The Crimson Tide were led by 116 yards rush1ng from He1sman Trophy w1nning running back Mark Ingram. The game turned early when Texas quarterback Colt McCoy was knocked out of the game with a pinched nerve in his throwing shoulder.

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TOTAL DOMINATION

Connecticut became the first women's college basketball team to fin1sh a season undefeated and go an entire year winning every game by at least 10 points. The winning streak continued into 201 0, reaching 66 games by late February. ONLINE SHOPPI NG TAKES OVER

In yet another sign that the future of retail was online, holiday sales on Cyber Monday after Thanksgiving were up 14%, even generating more than the traditional Black Friday shopp1ng day. At its peak, the online shoppers on Cyber Monday reached 4 million per minute. BACK TO THE MOON Y

NASA sent a robotic spacecraft to the moon, its first mission back to the lunar surface in more than 10 years. The mission was designed as the kickoff of a long-term project to explore whether the U.S. should colonize there. The first step - d1scovenng water, wh1ch the spacecraft did in its first month.

END OF AN ERA

USC football coach Carroll, who won 97 games, two national titles and seven Pac-1 0 championships during his decade at the school , jumped to the NFL to become the head coach of the Seattle Seahawks.

UP, UP AND AWAY J.

The movie Up was a huge hit with audiences and critics. The emotional, adventure tale of a grumpy old man and a boy who fly to South America in a floating house earned several awards, including a Best Picture Oscar nomination.

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were held in Vancouver. Sadly, the Games were rocked by a tragic start when Nodar Kumaritashvili , a luge competitor from Georgia, was killed during a training crash . On a more upbeat note, speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno became the most decorated American male winter Olympian when he won his sixth medal.

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Skier Lindsey Vonn won the gold medal for the U.S. in the women's downhill, even while racing on a painful bruised shin injury. Vonn was the first American woman to ever win the Olympic downhill event. UPSET ON THE ICE

American figure skater Evan Lysacek pulled off one of the surprises of the Games by knocking off defending Olympic champion, Russian Evgeni Plushenko, tn the men's singles competition. Lysacek became the first U.S. male to win Olympic gold in figure skating ·nee 1988. LIGHTER THAN AIR

Snowboarder Shaun White soared over the competition and defended his Olympic crown in the halfpipe. White's • • • • • • score of 48.4 for his last run in the finals was a new • Olympic record.

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Many theaters sold out two months in advance when New Moon , the second movie in the Twilight series, made it to the big screen. The romantic tale of Bella Swan and her vampire boyfriend Edward Cullen was a huge hit with the teen audience. FIERCE SUCCESS FOR BEYONCE Y

Beyonce Knowles won six Grammy awards for her album I Am ... Sasha Fierce. The song "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" became a number one hit, and the music video was one of the more memorable, parodied images of the year.

As one of his first prominent acts, President Barack Obama lifted President George W. Bush's ban on the use of federal funds for medical stem cell research. Laws on the books still prevent scientists from creating new embryonic stem cells for research, but the renewed funding allowed them to once again study hundreds of stem cell lines already in existence. TROUBLING CONFESSION )..

Eight years after his retirement, former home run kJng Mark MeG wire became the latest baseball superstar to admit to steroid use dunng h1s play1ng days. Long suspected, McGwire finally admitted to using the banned substances in the 1990s after he accepted a job as the hitting coach of the St. Louis Cardinals. A RECORD JUMP ,..

motocross gold medalist and race car driver Travis a provided the nation with some un1que New Year's Eve entertainment when he set a new wor1d record by completing a 269foot ramp-to-ramp jump with h1s car at the Long Beach pier.