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We were ... about our sports, our events, our clubs, and our people. with tyle and personalities you can only find in these yellow hallways.

Our me ages were strong, our work was top-notch, and our spirit soared. to new ideas and new experiences. in our support of our peers and our Charger pride. to everyone who watched us explore and grow.

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Th br z could not match th wift pa e of the Centennial o cer team. The ladi glanced at one anoth r- a telepathi type of communi ation. Their eye ann d their urrounding , looking for a familiar fa e to pa th ball to. However, the girl on th t am were more than friend ; they w re i ter . Even after th game, a lo i no long r a great defeat. The Charg r girl leaned on each other for upport, making a lo eem a mere etba kin the ea on.

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he girl came together at the tart of each game and took "two deep breath ," Devin Kyler,

goalie, m ntioned. The n rve before each gam did not stop them from playing their hard t. Take th game again t Normal, for example. Lind y Taylor, d fen iv play r, di do ed, "Normal' coach aid we were the mo t organized defen ive team that hi girl have play d." It doe not come to a urpri e for many at all. The thorough communication and bond b tween the girl ha made itself known on the field. he sisterhood came through again when they worked together to complete a goal for the ea on. Our goal was "to get our coach' one hundredth win," Tay-

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lor added. The determination did not stop there. The trong mind t of the t am could not be hak n a the girls mad it a priority to "grow a a team a well a an individual player." Taylor omm n . D pit the trict exp tation nd eli cipline, th girl don't I t the pre ure get to them. Th ir objective a on wa to "hav for the last fun and improve." laire Cow r, center mid-field, aid. Th player hop to ontinu to be a clo e a ister whil working toward b coming the top t am in the tate.

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Third Row: Coach jim M1e han, Carlyon Ca1, Rachel Mclean, Mackenz1e Wallace, ophia Plumm r, Johanna Carl on, Paloma Gonzalez econd Row: Irene Zharnitsky,Tierney Plackett, Lindsey Wismew ki, Victoria Dorris, Xo hitl Quiroz Fir¡t row: Abigail Gutierrez, Citklali Mont rroso, Emili Barichello, Abby Zo h, Lis ete Meza

Third row: jaime Bravo, Jenna Eaton, Coa h jim 1i han, jenna Deluce, Devin Kyler, jennifer Rooney, H iung Marler, Karen Chaffer, Megan M lean, 0 car, econd R w:Tierne Pia kett, Alex Wilson, Lind ey Taylor, oni To , K t Hayek, Paige Clarke, ara Regan, arah B th arnpo , Lill B t Fir t Row: Meli a Lutter!, Grace Dela ruz, Emily D Ia ruz, lair ows r, J nna Hornbaker ,Kat Folts, Brandy Re na

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h 2014 Boy T nni Team had an excell nt record during the a on. Th y t k down multiple local team on their path to ucces , giving th m a trong reputation. They dominated their opponents in matche and had good placem n in invit , including fir t plac in th ir home invite. The team took econd place at ec-

tionals and were top ranked on the top 70 of best teams in the state. De pite their succe s, the team could not take down their cross town rivals over at Central. This drive to win kept their motivation going and kept them practicing through the next trainmg ea on.

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Patrick Kearney used hi training and his determination to take him all the way to IHSA State. Kearney committed to play tennis at Southeastern University in lakeland, Florida.

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oftball i hard, and anyan on th 2014 t am \t\>ould tell ou thi ¡. It take a p ial mentality to pia for th harg r oftball team. Lu kdy, v ry young woman who ho\\ d up to pia had ju t th right combination of kill, know-how, and drive to make th1 eaon parkl like a diamond and b ju t a olid.

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ne tunning gaming wa nt nnial' 16-0 hutout of 0 atur Ei-enhower, whi h aw 12 run in th fir t thr innin . Top or r Lind y Wy , Hannah Bamert, and Makena Brillhart kept th crowd h ering on their feet. Amy Jan on mad ure the Decatur Ei enor on hower didn't

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during th fiv innings sh pit hed, and h struck out h r oppon nts ev n tim s. uring a g~ me ag inst harl <>ton, pit h r ta'>k tru k 10 Dani II to h lp h r t c m win 6-4. ta ke allow >d on < rn d run, fiv hit , and thr e walk ov r v n innings.

With Mak na Brillhart ornd ing a two-run ingl bringing hom Julie Munroy and Kaamilyah K rim, harl ton g m th howed that the harg r play r ould fight fi r ly and with gr c t tr n6Tth.

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in a gam against Bism, rkH nning. ( -1 win wa brought out by c thr run fourth inning the nk to I , is Hall < ncl Lincls Wyss. Amy Janson, Mak n, Brillhart, Lincb Wy , and AI is Hall ombined or ight hit and si RBis.

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Danille Sta ke whip another fa tba/1.

Dylan Grady connect for a base hit.

Tw nty-two of th t m' thirty- ix gam w r d ided by on or two run . "We ould have had a b tt r fini h but we ran into om go d a on," t am I t in th id Grady. Two f th more ex iting game of th ea on m t th v ry nd with Dylan 4-2 win over Mahom t in p - th R gi nal mifin I nd a thrilling 2-1 I to ntral in w th hampion hip. d r turning ith a di app inting lo to end th ea on, C ntennial i d termin d to reach their pr v1ou g al

lth ugh th v r ity b ball t rn h d r ord f 21-15, th y did not quite m t th ir p , tion . With 0 r turning var ity play r , p ibl Big 12 and R gi n I h rnp1 n hip w r within

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rady aid, "Th futur should b pretty g od f r Centennial. Th re ar me g od player coming ba k and om go d player coming up."

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Dominique lewis earned seventhplace medals in the 200 and 400 dashes at state.

She ran a seasonbest 57.82 in the 400.

L w1 for r I y (pi ur d I ft). ut of br ath with th ing d wn. Th urv 1ard to run. on tantly al rt c nd h girl ran th ir h arts ut. Th y g t th ir n w r ord ut of it, king id to id . rying to b at rowd. E h n w m t brc ught and th y m d th whol h I nd goal for th proud. r k am th y ugh th 2013ni r Lauren Barnhart aid, "It' running, and it' one f th ports wh r you r lly g t out of it wh t ome of th girl al o mad it to y u put in. We practice ev ryday, d p nd on h w late. U ually w post-sc on, uch a Dominiqu

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ith thi mindt th boy track team ccompli h d m thing that ha n't b en done in all f hool hi t ry. With the combin d effort of

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35 d termin d athl t -, al title. All of th b )ys on 1ay 23rd, 2014 bo pull cl to th r ~ a t am track and fi ld won ·e - to _ or big points by fin tional~. i. hing 1st or 2nd pi tn 9 diff r nt v n . m s William , a fr shm n print r who he boys Tra k t m r atly contribut d to didn't turn into · harg r se i nal tition I hamps ov rtl - id, "In a 50 year old night. They all pu h d h I, it' v ry rar to ea h oth r v ryday in do m thing f r the fir t pra i e and in pnor tim . It'- mind-blowing m o that th y ould that my fir-t y ar on the achi v greatn qu d w got th chanc t mak hi tory!" jam wa n't th only on who id cl th harg r in WORD Ang lina ib on their clr am of a ction- PHOTO HR Imaging

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Co-c ptain Davi Wingat nd ldo dar how cl traordin ry I dr hip nd I d th t m t cond place t . ctional . Th harg r I _t t C ntral with 180 poin to van P ire fini h d 38th th M ro n ' 339. Even P ire won tat m tin th 500 fr the 500 fr -ryle in 4:53.07 and cur d p t t t t for th and t th \ im m t b tween y ar in a rm . Peir dg d out th C ntral and Cent nnial in th C ntral oppon nt in th I t h If of W RD Evan P ir C nt nnial pool, Logan tark th rae ft r tr iling th Maro n f r PH TO HR lm Jing, Th won the 200-yard individual med- the fir t half. "Wh n you g t to that Gaz tt

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C) Ben Barham pu h through th final yard . 0) Du tm Broga plung ahead m the 1 00 yard br a t troke durin th Twin City im Meet.

E) Davi Wmgate 1mpr th judg by a hiev mg th b t pia fmi h for Centennial div r m two year .

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nin -minut mile run is ju t the warm-up. nyone who p nd ju t 15 minut watching a floor routine will realize the agility, trength, and stamina it tak s to b a harg r heerleader. A lot roppman and of hard work goe into each m mb r of each performance. OJ th team know Luckett claimed that that ch rleading isn't "It's actually really exju t catchy lyri and hau ting." the sidelines of football and basketball gam . heerleading is In order to b the b t a heavily tru tteam po ibl , cheerba ed port.

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his year, the varsity cheerleading squad made it to tate and placed 20th.

With eager hearts, the cheer t am wore to make it back to state next year and p rform once again.

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full of nthu- z mbi in ord r t g t _ia_ rn, d dicati n, and into chara ter. Ang lih dan rs hard w rk. Th girls na Gibs n ~ ys, "It wa · had four.I~TA camp t1t1 n show d up to ea h a lot of fun dr smg up u I ng with pra 1 r ad t \ ork a zombi - b onf r n nd p opl ' r a tion to- IH h rd. ward· u w r r ally i n I . Th y w r awarded fir t pia he dance funny." th Unity cornp titi n team consi ts well asp r- f r th ir lyri al d nc of a JV team forming at "Try." Th y al o won and a V r ity th ho I, th pmt w rd t team. Both JV and Varth dan r that ornp titian. Th ity d nc team p rformed at football and al-o hav a comp ti- dance t arn had a u ornpeti- c s ful and v ry fun ba ketball gam s dura lot dif- y ar. ing half time. Th mo t WORD Ang ibmern rabl dance that s n PHOT th team p rforrn d ney Davi thi th

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Ba k row: ayona ayon, Y nia Hill, Brittany M or , Ra Vonn PoW II, idn y Hiii-Kartel, Angelina Gib on, Hal y Parks. Middl rm : Teaira Ro , Ts rn y Plackett, 0 tiny Thomp on, Mara Boh m, Veroni a Payton. Front row: itlin Kittl, Courtn y Oavi , Abb y Olrn t ad

Caption : A) Abby Olrn t ad and Ye nia Hill lift aitlin Kittl in th ir omp titian dan e thi ea on. B) Mara Boh m helping littJ girl at the Little Charg r Clini . ) Haley Par , Y ma Hill, ayona ayon, and Valena Green g t low for their hip h p routine. 0) ent nnial Dan(€' Team p rform th "T am Routin "at th Var ity Footb.1ll gam

t' the will to achieve ex II n in pr paring the team b for a big hi fo u push cl th girl into from very ingle play r on th gam , where aying , prayer ~ h th titl gam . Unf rtun t I s- tim b am at m ritu~ I. t am that mak a t am u thirdd d nt nni I I t ful. Thi - group of Lady harg r - Ba 75-36 to orrn I U-High in th ketball were willing to do anything n th 3A R ntoul R 1 ional mi- R ntoul R gional. to improv their a on r ord from final again t M hom t- ym ur, Ia t year.One of the team goal thi th harg r¡ b at th Bulldo ith II th u that into th h mwinter ea on wa to b abl to t p 48-42 to advan m from th t m off th w od floor of th ba -k tball pion hip gam . Thi win m d th h rd w rk, th m t court leaving no regrets b hind. Led a on thrilling, a th Bulldog r i fying p rt of th by the previou ly new hir d H ad known for b ing a rong ba k tbc II ing abl to c mpli h II th win Coach J - ica Beachy, th t am t am. Fr hman ho ntcra Ru II b ing t am" y Juni r K yon wanted to prove to their opponents fini hed with 14 points and 14 r - Jon . Th t am b ing bl t k that yet they weren't the am group b und . apri c Hair ton had 12 confid nt attitud whil n ura of girl phy ically from Ia t y ar, th poin and 15 rebound . opho- ing a h oth r wa vital in rd r for team till had the arne m ntality to more Faith Ayodele grabb d 12 r - thi t am to work. Thi a on d fiachieve ucce enior AI Wil on bound and or d ix points. AI nit ly t a n w mark for ay that the b1gge motivation for Wil on added 10 points. "We h d iris Ba k tball. this year team was "the trive to b to focus on inten ity, teamwork and W RD Kristianna Bru PHOTOS The ew Gazette ucce ful." Ritual played a big part k p playing hard," Hair ton aid.

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h Charg r ba-k tball team h d a very ucce sful ea on, fini hing 21-8. Thi year includ d a w p of both th ir rival Champ ign Central and Urbana. Their mo t entertaining game of th a on wa an overtime thriller at Central.

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C) Stev n L ho ov r a defender. 0) ick Finke pull up at mid range. E) Kyre ago fini h with a fancy layup.

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o ay that wr tling i th p rt T h harger wre tl r w r untou habl at ormal W ~ t on f truggl would b und rT lling it. Ea h twi t, pin, and th day after d atin' P oroll r qu1re of the wr tl r com- ria, P aria R1chwood , P aria Notr., pi t mental and phy ical control, Dam and P aria Manual. Au tin and that would b difficult for any- Maltbia, orbin Fol om, J r miah n to maintain, let alan a harg r R1 ~ng r, and Gavin odd rd w "r wr tl r with great e p tation n all :t-0. hi houlder . The 2014-2015 aon held high hop for th wr lthough Bloomin on won tling team, and ome of the notabl nt nnial th Big 12 m t, highligh f atur d wr tl r at th ir fini h d ond-pl with c harg r b t. or of 214. Eardi William nd Au tin Maltbia led the harg r ¡ at t the Mahom t- ymour thi m t with enormou w1n . meet, the pinfall wa th rbin Fol om I brat ~d move to b at a Montr z Bail y, I aiah Unand r, and Ethan harg r- tyl aft r hi win over We tvill I alt Fork/ Zinchuk helped Centennial Win over Lincoln 43-30.

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Andre Gordon gain control during the 120 pound match of the IHSA Class 2A Regional Wrestling meet.

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B) hri tina Carty blo k a pel to an oppo ing t am play r a 0 vin Kyl r upp rt . ) 1 annd arl n ki k th be II awe y from the go I ba k to h •r tPammat . [)) Mary w d dribbl th bdll do n th fi lei away from th omp titor .

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From th id lin , th r wei could h ar th girl ' h avy br athmg. Th girl would n t giv up; th y w r d termin d to win. This gam wa th n again t nt nnial' bigg t rival, th Central Maro n . Thi wa th t am' favorit "b cau w all play d really well a at am nd r lly hard. And we didn't I , whi h w were exp ctd to lo ," J nna Hornbak r aid.

th m; th t am worked hard on and off the field. Mary Woods aid, "W grew a lot from the fir t gam s t th Ia t gam s. Playing as a t am h lp d a lot." The e occer players gr w to work togeth r a a t am which lead to their 10-0 win over Manual H.S.

and Hornbaker will mis the seniors esp cially. When the players look back ten years from now, Hornbaker "will remember the overnight tournament becau e we bonded, and it was a lot of fun." The Chargers came together to win and exceeded and also made friend for the re t oftheir lives.

ot only did the t am achieve multiple wins and exceed exp ctation , they grew to become WORDS Kristianna Bruce, Rebecfriends. Kate Hayek will miss "this ca Lawless he harg r pull d out a tie. group of p ople" next year when PHOTOS Bill Taylor, The ews Thi ti wa n t just giv n to th ea on will end, while Woods Gazette

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nder n w lead r hip, the boys' tennis team thrived with vibrating en rgy fuel d by each teammat ' ambition. The playful group of guys enjoyed their road to ucc with the help of an experienced and influential upp rcla . Var ity m mber Wyatt Small recall the ¡ho k h had wh n a new head coach, Teri Scaggs, took over the program right before the start of the sean. D pite that, th C nt nnial Boys Tennis Team took 1 t place in ectionals and was one game shy of an und feat d r gular a on. To end the 2015 ea on, the boy took 3rd place overall at conference and sent Ma Zheng and Andrew caggs to tate in individual .

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For in tanc , d pit th f t that nt nnial lo t 5 -11 to W tvill , pit her Amy jan n truck ut v n batt r for the harg r in that gam . Again t Danville, a 4-1 0 lo f r nt nnial, Makena Brillhart pu h d a 3 for 4 ffort with tw doubl nd two RBI for the Charg r .

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In all, seven Charger starter earned at least one hit thi game, which came to a final score of 15 to 5.

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hi tal nt, which sparkl d during rough tim , et fir to th field during th winning gam .

Aolani prout hit a tworun homer in a four-forfour hawing of five RBI again t Urbana, which I d th harg r to a 13-1 0 victory again t Urbana. In a lat r Charg r er u Tigers howdown, Rachel tick I era k d a tripl during a v nth inning Charg r tand till; th w n with a well-de erv d 7-6 victory.

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Top row: dne Ber erhou e (15), Aolani prout ("35), m Jan on ( ), Coa(h Geor H ndrick . ¡ cond Row: bi ail\ ade (3), utumn M Into h (25), K li Lafi (5), Brittan FlO\\ L (1 ), Mal< na Brillhart (24). Front rm\: Ra hel ~ti k L (26), Tarnia Young (18), Katrina 'vVei. _ (8), aitlin Kittl (11 ), Hannah Barn rt (29)

a p tat r, it' a y to forg t that track i a team port. Howr, the Charg r ' girl track t am make certain that any ne they talk t know that individual runn r , hurdler , thrower , tc. n eel each other to ucc d. T am captain Emma Wise aid, "Everyone help d [ thi year]. Tra k i a t am port, and we couldn't win am et without th whole t am w rking tog th r and winning their ev nts. It' a team effort."

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L wi know ~h will r .)m mb r or I boo t pu h d the tra k h r "60-m t r rae and 200-m t r t am to major u c e . champion hip , [whcr ~h 1wa unDuring th Down r' Grov meet. defeat d the whol indoor will "r rn mb r Dominiqu L wi t a h ol rE'- whil Emm Wi cord in a 56. 8- econd 400-rn ter my t am and II the fun tim w nt ncia h win, a well a win in th 200. had tog th r." In ad cad , Third place in hot out w nt to Faith nial will r m mb r th 2015 girl t thP Ayod I . AT th Urbana In itational, tra k a n a the on th Lewi again pia eel fir t in th 400, pacE' for all oth •r to com . helping th harg r fini h in ighth plac . Centennial plac..ed 1xth at the Big 12 meet, with top fini he WORDS Ro hani Patel, Bal y Rolfor L wi in the 100 and 400. Fi- ey PHO OS HR Imaging

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apti n :(1 ft) Th tr k t am I brat th ir lass 2A ond-pla Stat win. A) P rker Evans throws di u for a fifth-pia St t medal. B) J remiah P ople I ars v ry hur dl s he m ets. ) Vincent rdon inhal the fini hlin . 0) J f r d eply s he cro Muhammad edg out his opp n nt in th 100-m t rd'-sh.

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That'~ what retiring tra k Coa h Greg Walt rs call d the 31 t and final c,ea n at nt nnial. Indeed, th ' boy ' track t am creat d a th tuff of I gend thi s aon wh n they took th i r uc c ~"' to the highest leveb of omp tition. ow v r, for two of the tra k tars, thi eason marked the beginning. First-time tra k competitor Jafa Muhammad and Vincent Gordon ho k d eve: ryon with their tunning win . Jafa Muhammad (11.09), along with hi twin brother Ja'far Muhammad (1 0.94), placed fir t the 100-meter during the 34th ew -Gaz tt Honor Roll meet.

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The ~print relays saw Jafa Muhammad, Ja'far Muhammad, Rob Spalding and Gordon earn medal m fifth-place (400-meter) and seventh-place (800-meter). Individual medal winners included Vincent Gordon in the 200-meter (3rd place); David Black in the high jump (5th place); Davion Foster in the triple jump (sixth place); David AI ton in the 400-meter (seventh place). Parker Evan won fifth place in both shot put and discu throwing. By the end of their gloriou~ victorie , the team "wa more like a family," said Coach Walters.

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E it rn nt fill d th h II a th <..Ia of 2014 pr par cl to cro th Kr ann rt t nt r tag into a n w tag of Iif . Tfldt wa what graduation repr nt d f r th rn: th b ginning of a new Iif and th ending of an old.

Graduati n p ak r M a Muharnrnad plained that" v r thought I'd b tt nding Ia e with lik ly N b I Prize winner orb one e< utive b ard with futur pre id n orb in rnu i al with a Divi ion 1 athlet ."

Mi ha I rinke aid of th cl of 2014 in hi pee h th h b li ''we an a rnpli h rn thing w all , icl at on ...dig d p, play hard, and k p your h ad in th g rn ."

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Welcome, Fre hmen! Thi year' annual fre hmen- nior d, nc , ho ted by Th lntera t lub, took the throwba k theme all th w, y to th '80' . Day- lo hirt , popp >d ollar ·, , nd J y fete ric as the s nior helped fre ·h harLugo's infamous blond mullet wig invaded the g r- become comf rtabl in th ir n w home. athani I Hind and , muel Bli · t dane d th tanky L g, jer miah P opl proud! donned hi ropp d hirt, and fr hmen, like harl Enoland and Chari · trog ff, b am bold r with their own r tro . I . E p ially m rnorabl w re th nior-fr ·hm n sibling who u d th night n opportunity tor onn t. By the event' end, ever one in the room wa · dren hed in w t c nd fill d with th excit m nt of a n w chool ar.

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A, Inter d< t '>Pn iors get the <hdn< e to c1drnirP th breakddnc mg moves of two ambitiou tre'>hmen. B, Sen1or Kewdne Wdlker hoists freshman Quint1n Arra~mith on his houlder during d rowdy dance.

C) Freshman Katelyn Kaefring reli he a hance to dance with her enior si ter, Rebecca Kaefring. D) enior Kewane Walk r, Alex Pryde-Wait, and Nicholas Taylor bust out on the dane floor.

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Feeling ool by thP pool, the-.p lacli kno\'\ how to rPpre~ent.

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Wh r lse ca n you see a zomb1P <hat alongside a Home oming queen? The 2014 Homecoming dan ha I sp iai"Hallow ee n" theme, and \\ hile "ome tudents opted for a traditional button-up or ut clr 1 om tud nts d id cl to attend in full ghouli-,h gear. Regarclle of the attir th dan e b ~ am an en rg ti v nt f r all.tud nts to .ocialize, move, and -,urpnsc ea h other.

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0) Dancer nc up ford lc1rge group numb r. E) the night wear on, the hoe com off a fri nd enjoy taking up pc1ce on the floor. F) An on "ho walk into the middl of th ( harger dancing i amazed b th en r in the room. G) Pha dra Ro anne orrell, Brendan Pre lar, and nthon vVik.zyn ki pau e for a con <:>r dtion. H) Cam ron Dav np rt ht>lp hi friend do urn nt nwmorable mom nts from the night.

A ami 1- ha~ r (right) looks at a spunk' Pa cale Grant (left) with great oncern. 8) Chri.tina Cart • (right) let· Pa:cal Grant (I ft) know h r displ asure with the relation. hip. ) aron Koester realize· he'. been bitt n b)' poi. onou. nake. D) )ad, Reeder read· out a I tt .,r, \\hi h wa. part of the th1 ve,' plot to remO\ the evil lad . E) nn Zola su Jg .ts < nother point in an argum nt.

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R paneling to th n tionv icl pat of poli ffir r killing frican Am ri an~, o r 150 ent nnial tud n organiz cl a "eli in" pr t t t rai awar ne_ of th i. . . u . Holding ~ign that read "Bia k Li att r,'' "Thi ~top T day,'' and th Ia t \ orcl Mi ha I Brown ("Hanel" up, don't hoot") and Eri Garn r ("I can't br ath "). he rg r at, tood, or Ia clown in the main I bby' hallwa , ff ti el blo king progr _ of an on trying to t through.

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h pr te.t \ a m ant to I t 15 ncl a half minut :, to ymboliz th 11 time Eri Garn r t lei w York p li ffi er that h could not breathe the four and a half hour Michael Brown' b d lay in the tr t after he a fat II hot b F rgu on, Mi.- uri p li offic r Darren Wil on. Ho v er, n the ymb li tim wa up, th tuden th n marched out in front of entennial to make the d mon tration publi . Unf rtunatel , thi mo tirr d up contra er. when a dri r tri d to br ak through the prot ter with h r ar. Th en uing m dia ov rag and public debate kept Cent nnial in th local p tlight for\ e k aft r th vent.

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Caption : A) Ty'Kira DuBose make her mes age clear. B) Sonie Toe and Justin Meid stoically protest in the main lobby. C) The hallway are full of demon trator by 2:30. One prole t sign r ads "Becau e ALL men are supposed to be created EQUAL!!!"

The Cast Reflects What will stand out about thi e perience?

Thoma Hazelwood : All my fri nd being in th mu i al with me and eeing little kid be really happy, th y would run up to g tan autograph aft r the how. lyndon Fabi: Performing at the all tate theatre f tival Ariam Te faye : Meeting o many people that I'm ad to b I aving behmd. idney Hiii-Kartel : Performing at Krannert. It wa ary, but al o lots of fun p rforming in front of people ho und r tood what it wa like to b on tag .

Grace Khachaturian : Cind r lla taught me that b li ving in om one can beth rea on that p r on b li v in th m If. Believe in other , b lieve in your If! I al o I arn d to alway b op n for a chall nge and thankful for every mom nt.

A th dark auditorium lowly b gan to let in light, ami AI- haar took hi place a pe trum Man, nd th ~. udi n kn w a night of tal nt and omdy wa about to b gin. AI-Chaar al o performed a om dy kit with hi fri nd that brought laughter to v ryon . ay AI- haar, "I enjoy d p rforming with my friend becau I wa n't as nervou ." The b t part of p rforming for him wa th laught r he got. Dealing with nerv i omething Andr a Cunningham know how to do h relie on the upport of ner friend and family to gE t through h r p rforman , which in return giv h r a great fe ling from inging on tagE .

When the urtain of Aldridge Auditorium finally lo d, th ~. udi n wa led out into th hallway for a br athtaking final p rformanc involving th drumlin major of th entennial band. A the hall b arne pit h black, th mu ician b gan beating in tim with glow-in-th -dark drum ti I< . uch a ¡p atular fin I brought hov to everyon wat hing and participating how uniqu I talent d the Centennial tudy body 1 at ry 1 I.

Caption A) Avi n Map on, javario Gill, and Jale I \tVilli mentally prepare for th ir r c1cling . B) Jack go d livers c1 pm erful per p ctiv with hi pi ce.

C) Richer Frazi r and Ty'Kira Dubo e bru h up on cia ic by Afri an Ameri<..dn author . 0) ayona ayon and Rc1eVonn Powell find in priation in the audien ' r a ion . E) tud nt r ad r li ten intently to th p aker a they wait forth ir turn to har .

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"Wh n you me pa ing, it ought to mak you proud." A A ia Brown r ad Maya Ang lou's famou ntennial wa to lin , it wa air ady I ar how proud b h ting th annual Bla k Writ r ' Read-ln. Stud nts from all grad and rc I brat d Bla k Hi tory Month in th library by haring famou po m and ong from bla k writ r . A ording to Avian Map on, "th r ad-in made m f el lik a trong individuaL I f It confident."

Ty'Kira Dubo aid, "it alrc w d m to b able to hann I a n of embodim nt and p wer that th y have in th po m , b abl to h ar what po m mean . To verybody I , it wa diff r nt; it wa th on tim in th y ar v ryan gather d to read about and und r tand black po try (ana ultur )." m of th tand-out p rformancw r J r II Murphy' (b I w) rendition of "The Guilty-NOT" by manii Abdullah and Davion Fo t r's reading of "What I truggl " by Aaron Ammon . Brittany Moore b t umm d up th rea n forth event: "Poetry ha a . pow r with i w rd , and I lov it. It brought the read r and th audien together for a good cau e."

librarian ho t d th Black rit r ' Read-In each y ar to help promote the importance of h aring black oic in th literary orld.

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Th ntinal w pap r' Virginia M artin z tud n and t h r to ~how off th ir p wa I r that harg r¡ hav a gr t lov non-human om pan ion¡. Fluff, fur, rn ra, and th j ho v po cl for th rn I brought hin through the I n .

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In a chool a large as Cent nnial, fashion h lp to show off a h individual's per anality. W asked a handful of tudents what th y wore when they wanted to "pop out" ...

Ziggy cultivate a my teriou look with an over oat and asymmetrical hair.

K liyah Dani I pair a thick, patterned cardigan with fun crop top.

Dakota ock and anclal to campi t h r "ultimat comfort" look.

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the tud nts arrived at th Memorial tadium, they enter d n th red carpet to fulfill the Old Hollywo d th m . The "c I briti " made ure to top and po for th am ra.

There were many beautiful dr es and cia y Lux do . The tudents truly popp d out and wer r ady to tear up the dance floor. OJ Mondo, th hott t OJ in the treets, wa abl to ontribute hi OJ skill in order for the tudents to kill the dane flo r. A for the "award winner "? Pr m Queen Lind y Taylor p rformed an act of kindn when he gav up her qu en' dance o that Prom King Chri tian Panumpabi could dance with long-time girlfri nd Tyranny Davi . Taylor wa rewaraed with a kindn in turn when her twin brother, Nick Taylor, pull d her on to the dance floor. aid Lind ey Tayror, " It wa a huge surpri e. I've never even been on court, o being prom queen wa not expected. The dane witch-up was my favorite part of Prom 2015."

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: A) The Prom ourt, con<>isting of Lindsay Vallan(e, Aid.1n , Grac Khachaturian, Prince Kumar, Kieryn Alexander, Anthony rtin, RaeVonne Powell, Benjamin Khachaturian , hristian Panumpand Lind ey Taylor. B) King Christian Panump.1bi shares the roy.1l nee with girldfriend Tyranny Davi . ) ick Taylor surpric;es twin ister and prom qu n Lindsey Taylor with her " queen'<," dan(e.

Caption : A) hameem Razack wave to upporter a he, Amber Sarno, Emmaline Rapier, and jack Reeder lin up for the ceremony.

B) Prince Kumar celebrate a he walk aero the tage to re ive hi diploma. C) Sayona Sayon and RaeVonne Powell take a elfie befor the ceremony. D) Willi Welch don hi cap one Ia t time a he walk out the door o Krannert' h II with his diploma.

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ook around and don't forget it." lauren Barnhart' heartfelt choice of graduation mu ic rang true in the Great Hall of Krannert on May 27. Though the day and minute leading up to Centennial' 2015 commencement ceremony were filled with raucou celebration and many laugh , the graduate ~uickly ettled into the gravity of the event, partl ularly when late Charger Kenneth Mario Me eill received a touching tribute. With entertaining and moving peeche from Chri tian Panumpabi and Grace Khachaturian, a well a gorgeou ong from Barnhart and jack Reeder, tile cla of 2015 di played their be t. When the final "Memorie " video tarted, the enior took time to reflect on their year at Centennial and realized that they've "come a long way" ince they fir t walked through the yellow hallway .

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Dozen of club . Hour of rvi projects. State-level camp titor . Wh n you a k a Ch rger what rnake Cent nnial pop out, the e are the thing that carne to rnind. Th diver e offering appeal to ju t about ev ry int rest and talent a student could imagine, and thi year, Centennial w s v ral n w group pop up to filf any gaps. The Ferninist Club ought to bring issu of gender equality to th Charger hallway:. The Social justic Action Committ e hosted a ries of "re I talks" during lunches and after school to get tudents and teacher di cu ing is ues of race and ju tic . Fashion Club combined interesting how-to tutorial with a Charger thrift store and a prorn dre drive. In ach club, its members wanted one larger, connecting goal: to bring C nt nnial a sense of community.

A a comrnunity, Cent nnial recognized the many a complishments of its non-sports tearns. The WYSE team advanced to state finals, while Schola tic Bowl quizbowl rs won $300 at the Ma onic Bowl Sectional . The Centurian Yearbook won the IHSA Best Overall Yearbook and the SISPA Golden Dozen awards for its 2014 volume. Dance Marathon rai ed $21,009.51 for Children's Miracle Network. Thes examples show everyone watching that Centennial has the numbers to prove its excel I nc .

The Charger community c I brat d again and again. Whether we were dancing a polka at the G rman Honor Society's Oktoberfest or munching on nacho at th Spanish Honor Society's Cinco de Mayo fiesta, we were all enjoying the togetherness only a party can bring. The Expressions choir brought th ir music to Memphis, and Key Club brought breakfast to the fÂŁ culty. Each club, team, and organization brought a bit of joy, a lot of experience, and a wealth of opportunities to the students at Centennial, and what's more, each one set in motion a bright future for everyone.

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Through rainbow Ally ign , bake ale , and awe ome thir , nt nnial' Gay-Straight Allian e ha b en promoting equality and du tion for th LGBTQ ommunity for t n y ar . M mb r m t ea h w ek to exchange id a and ollaborat on n w way to bring equality and in lu iv n into th curri ulum and extracurricular ; th ~y ev n brought th ir di u ion to faculty meeting and taught th ir t a h r a f w thing . Their hard work paid off in a big way on Jun 3 when Mayor D b Feinen d lar d th day "G A Day." The major and ity coun il m mber (and former Cent nnial tud nt) Matthew Gladn y pr nt d th pro lamation to advi r Ondine Gro and tac y Gro at the Ia t faculty me ting. A decade of worthy work t up Centennial a a forward-thinking hool, and the GSA will continue to promote equality for d ades more.

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The Charger Archery Club set a state record for the highe t team score ever earned at the State tournament.

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In ABC order: Magg1e Akmleye, Matthew Barak, George Barton, Zachary Benmamoun, Tere a Boerma, Alec. Campbell, Grant ( arlson, Ally Choi, ~ummer Choi, Emily Delacruz, Ja mine D >mingo, Marwan Elgendy, Taylor Fedderc:;on, Emma Garda( an~a, Tom my Ge, Peyton Herbert, Jenmfer Hong, Laith Ibrahim. MerE'd1th )arkc:;on, Randy jan on, Rebecca Jung, Sangone lung, S ong Han Kim, Seung Hoon )ung, johnny Kim, Mars Kim, -.,opll1e K1m, Youngwoo Kim, Philip l(ocheril, Rachel Lawless, )..1 mint.' Lee, Jarrett Leuck, H1ld gard LUljten, Claire Mallare, Au tm Maltbia, Ginny Martinez, Aaditya R M hta. Erba Nakamura, Lauren eitzel, L1zzy O'Bn n, Olive Panumpab1, Ree e R1c hard!:>on, Laura Salo, Angela Song, Austin Stilger, Sonie Toe, le andra Trauth, Anna Ulanova, Ya er Yaseen.

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Front row: Sophia Hannauer, Jack Reeder, Emily Delacruz, Aradhana Sridaran. Second row: Johnny Kim, ean Wilkin on, Talay ia Herman, Alii on Kaefring. Third row: Sophie Kim, Isaac Henry, Lizzy O'Brien. Back row : Jo h Ward, Alexandra Wells, Paige Clark, Chri tina Carty, Dr. Rodney Mueller.

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earning i an interactive, hand -on proce at Centennial High chool. The cour e offering refle t the diver e et of mtere t and path of the tudent , and each cour e i et up to motivate, challenge, and develop the minds and heart of every per on attend . chool The 2014-2015 year offered it tudent many opportunitie to debate, practice, tudy, and grow. Unit 4 wa named to the College Board' annual APÂŽ Di trict Honor Roll, and the cia of 2015 earned over 7.5 million in cholar hip . Though many may remember their high chool day for the dance , the game , and the prank , Charger know that the true mark of the this chool i the knowledge we gained.

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H) Student mad boo during a field trip to the U of I' Li5rary Con ervation laboratory. I) o a tud nt interact with Parkland' automotive department. J) E pre ion cia take a brea from inging to celebrate Anne Zola' birthday, complete with Anne' father a gu t baker. ) The AP Liter ture d enjoy a "literary tea party" a they tud 0 ar Wild1 ' The Importance of Being Earne t. l) Author of th b t elling Unwind erie , eal hu terman, ign book for hi fan fter a reading and di cu ion in the lecture hall. M) To celebrate the fin I epi ode of the pod a t Serial, rnetori tudent enjo a "cereal" part ith Mr. Mi hael eiler, M .

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ilk- creen printing. Minature book making. Shoe deign. It' clear to ee why Centennial' art program were o popular thi year. Some tudent took an art cia or two to relea e tre while other pur ued their lifelong pa ion .

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Kaamilyah Karim

Chri tian, Grace, and Benjamin Khachaturian

Sophie & j ohnny Kim

"Though one may b ov rp wered, two can d f nd th mlve . A cord of thr trand i not ea ily broken".

4:12

" ri , hin , for your light h om , and th glory of th Lord ri upon you" I aiah: 60:1 Congrats twin ! -Mom, Dad, and J n

Madeline Klein

Devin Kyler

Erica LeMay

Congrats to Erica!

Congratulations!

Love, Mom, Dad and Brian

Proud b yond b lief of your many accompli hm n !

Love, Your Family

justin lumetta

}essy lugo

W ar proud of you and your a compli hm n . We wi h you hapand u c s as you enter colpin

I B nny, Irvin, Mom

Prisca lumbu

Lov , Mom, Dad, Andrew, Lauren & Hailey

Anthony Martin

Pri ca, What a wond rful young woman you've b come. o proud of all that you've done!

Love, Your Family

lucas Martin

lauren Murray

eern like only ye terday very proud of you and your c.compli hments! We are o very proud of all your accompli hm n ! ! H L Dad and Mom

jack Reeder

johnny Rodawig

J hnn ,

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You ha\. m d u \. ry proud v. hat bright ounf m, n ou'v b orne. You onl hav great thing in tor for you.

Love, Your Family

Erin Sheahan

Riley Skube

Are you riou ?

Erin, it wa hard to h o ------. one photo--you are o cut of them! We love you! Mom, Dad, Heather, and Ri k

Rob Spalding

ongratulation Ril y! W ar o proud o th young man you hav b om ! W lov you!

Lov

Mom, Dad, J ck on and Gra

Austin Stilger

Dad

Mom, D d, joe

Katie Sullivan

Nick & lind ey Taylor

Alexi Walter

Anthony Wilczynski

, Mom and Dad

Sean Wilkin on

Mye ha William

Davis Wingate

Allison Wisniewski

lindsey Wyss

AnneZola

Watching you turn your Can'ts into Can your Dream into Plan has fill d u with prid . Alway arching, alway I arning "' W 'II b ..--------<~ ch ring you on ev ry tep of the way with love, Mom and Dad

Index

A

2. 2. 6

4

0, 150 kmleyc. D Jamc 65 Akinleyc, .\1,trgarct 104. 117, II , 119. 12 . 202 I Chaar, S.um 71, 74. 75. I, 105, 106, 113, 117,122, 160 I '7

nton en. Tn tan 74.

122, 151, 159, 160 pte I. I og, n 203 Appcr on. I:rnily 21. 119. I Arc,md, · nl II I02. 103, 160 ll.rch r. Pay ton 27. I 9 Ane, Jacob 21. 32. 116. 219 Ane, Sta ) 145 Arn tt , Corhm Arra n11th, Quintm . 69. 219 Arreola, Chn topher I 9 Arrcs. G D nni c 67 A bur), 1tranda I '9 A h, \1af) 15.219 A hok, a hik.t 7(), 102, II , 122, 12 , I 9 At\\ ooJ, tkola I02, I03. 116, 160 Au tin, D \id 16 A\ ant, Tell) no 160. I 7 A)oJclc,Iaith 15.

5.5 .202.20

n,

B Ba

.P

ul21, 160

,219 9,200

6

. I. 6. I 5 . I I. I : ,I 9

, 160,170,

9

I andcr-V n[aton. Pamela I 0 le andre, JaJLIIa 200 II 1 I \urclia 10.113.11 ,21

\lien. 'lcrr) n 24. 46. 219 Almamt. 0 car 67 AI ton, Da' id 32, 61, I02 Aharct, Ro c Ahc ,Ale ta219 Am ty Icon Coach lc 53 Ammda,ar,. alman I 117,202 Ammon , Aaron 3 Amo , A dante 104, 160

And ron, Jo ea 219 Andrc.t. Coach 51 \n Ire,, Btandon 203 Anti, Sandccp 46. 219 Anton\cn. Tobia\ 24. I04. 231

B rham. BcnJamm.

B n~:hdlo. I:mille 6, 20.

B me . hri ti n 160 B mhart, Ju tin 140 B rnhart. Lauren 15. 21. 42. 51. , '9, 97, 105, 113. 122. 161 B mhart. \1ichclle 219 B rrak .. 1atthc\\ 21 B rre. Amira 113. 156. 161. I 4 B rron. Willi m Ke h n .-. 102,217 Barr). Andre nna 231 Barton. George 112, 113. II . 133. 161. I 2. 236 Barton. ,corgia I 0 Bartm Yacl79, 101, 112. II.. 161. I 5 Bate , Patncm 14 'i Baucr-\1 carac • op ta 36, 37, 113, 201

Bc~:k, La\\ renee I '9 BcLkcr, Jo.mnc 7, I 5 Bcd,trd I homa 203 Bednar, Kattc 70. 120. 122. 140

Bee on, ban 103, I 9 Belford, Bnanna 219 B I , 'am ar 46, 219 Bel , ameron 161 Bell.. 't holas 21.219 B nrnam un. :!A~ hary 21, I I • I I 9 B n on, Sierra 161 B nton, Jeremy I 0 B nton, Jo eph 200 B r , \nit 203 Bent. I itht 6. 37 B rb urn. 'oah 56, 203 B r erhou , S~dn . 10, 55, I 7 Berg Lhneider, ar n 104, 20.

Berner, B R Lhcl 67 Berner, Rtlc) 21, 116,219 Berner, Rpn 203 BelT). 1arquita 141 B \erl). e\in 21, 161 Bickel. Donald 203 Bigg . h yenne 203 B tggs. R hert 200 Bilger.• t~o:ole 122. 155. 15 . 161. I 6. 2. 7 Billm , D·montc 46.219 Bt hop, Dre hianna 203 Bt hop. Ta. \Con 2 I Bitton, Colton 10 I, I 9 Bilton,\\ ton 24. I 9 Bl ck. o h \tau 5 Bl d ... Da\id 16. 61. 65, 70, 92, 93. 113, 161. I Bl ck. Jc I 9 Bl mon. Darrin I 9 Bl nd ) J 1\.cith 122. 141 uell6. 21. 32.6 , 161. I 4 Bli l , nicl I . 21. 123. 161. I .., .., 6 Block B101.-xl, Jcron 141 Blue, 1atthe\\ 113. 203 BoJme. Chri topher 219 B\~hm. \1 ra 21. 42. I. 116. 161, I 4, 217 Boenna. Tcre\a 23. 102. 113. 11,. 161, I 4 Bohlen. Ah ha 15, 203 Bolano . ndrea D 217 Boldcn. onnor 231 Bonarn. K~:ndra I 0 Bonar.J l)n21..7.219 Bonnett, Jac on 29. 219 8 rg miller. Kattlyn 162. 1 2. 237 Borukhm i~:h. Jilli n 21. 162. I Bl t. Lilhan 21. 51. I 9 BO\\er. D<:bm 141 Bo) d. Da' on 203 Boy d. D ni ham on 219 Boycr-Kilhon. Bf)ant 116. 203 Br.t•him. Kcll) ~5. 162. I 2. 237 Bmmlctt D.t\ld 24. 162. I 4 Brandon. k.ta) a 5 . I 04. 219

Bra\cnmm. :-.tichacl29. 56. '17. 162. I 4. 237 Bra\O, Jaime 6 Bra\ o. Yo~cl 24, 219 Brct:tlaff. Ale I04. 116 Brculaff. Benjamin 203 Brc\\ cr. J acara I 9 Brigham, AIJ.I 20' Bright-Moore. Kanlin I 62. I 5 Brighton. Ro anne 141 Brillhart. C'tmnie 141 Brillhart. \1akcna I0. II. 55. ll'1. I, 9 Brin\...man 1ephany 141 Bri tcr. 1\.c a 23. 231 Broc\...man. allie 217 Broga. Du tin 21.3 . I 9 Broga. Jakoh 21. 3 . 203 Broga. ~1atthc\\ 16. 21, 3 , 203 Brook.. Emi)ah 162 Brook h1re. Brittan) 162. I 2. 237 Brook hire,. 1artin 104 BrooJ.....,hirc .. tauhc\\ 61. 131. 217 Bro\\ n. A ia 3. 5, I02. I '9 Bro\\ n, Bran n Thom Chri to 217 Bnm n. ontcrriana 231 Bro\\ n. Conterrio 231 Bro\\ n, D • tin) 162 Bro\\n, Grc Of) 141 Bro\\n, Jack on 177 Bro\\n. Jamille 104 Bro\\ n. Jamille Dejuan 217 Bro\\ n. Jordan 162 Bro\\ n. Katie I0 Bro\\n, Kiana 21. 102, 162, I '4 Bro\\n. Kobe 200 Bro\\n. M1cah 24, I, 104.203 Bro\\n. 11chael 76 Bnmn. 1 athan 231 Bro\\ n, Ron c.: ha 219 Brm n. ondra 136, 141. 150 Bro n. <ipencer 23 Bro\\ n. Tucker 162. I 5 Bro\\ ning, 1a) a 35, 44, 5, I04. 203 Bro) Jc..,, f:leanor 44. 162 Bruce. Kri~tianna 6, 30. 35. 44. 51. 2(XJ Brun on, Ph to Lit 65 Bf) an. Ka) lee 21. 204 Buford, Kiara 204 Bui. Bailee 23. 119.202. 204 Bui., 'iki 217 Buie. Coleco 141 Buoy, Rile) 21. 113, 122.219 Bur h. Alh on I 9 Burden. D andre 56, 2(XJ Burke. Savannah 204 Burks. Luca 116, I 9 Bumh:un, Ph to Raymond 74,

Burr. Bailee 21, II,. Ill), 123. 204 Burton. fc\ in I 'l) Butch ·r. K1rkl~ n I62 Butler Da cjah 12lJ. I62. I 4 Butler. Hannoni 222. 231 Butler. Jaliah 204 Butler, T.l) lor I04. 204 Buttr). bloc I02. 113. I 'l) B) ndum, qccdah I 'I.)

c adcna-.\1artinc1 R1cardo 204 Cai. arol)n6 .. 6.:n . . 102,105,117,119, 127. IJ4. 190 Cain. Ka) Ia 204 alcari. Kail)n. 5. 163. I 2, 239 ld\\Cll, Judah 204 Camacho, asc 141 mpbell. lcc2l), 74.104,117.11 ,119, 122, 123 150,204 amphcll. Brc)ona 70. 163, I 4 amphcll. Brittancc 70. 163. I '4 mpbell, Darriu 16. 200 ampbell. Demarco 204 ampbell. Ka)la 219 ampbell. he h) 163. I 7. 23 ampm Beat ·11 220 ampo.., Sarah Beth 6. 30, 51, I01. 190 CapJL !Ia. Catalma 37, 55, 204 ara\\ ) . Charlc 190 ardam. Ju tin 4 , 49. 56, 220 arJcr,l:mll) 113,161 Care). ~1atthc\\ 116, 204 Carillo, Jorge 105 arillo, Ricardo 163 arl on. Brandl 220 arl on, Grant21, 102, II , 119, 150, 190 Carlson, Joanna 6, 7, 21. 50. 51. 217 armichacl. oach Andrea 51 C nnichael. Jam s 102, II.. II . 156. 163 am10n, liniquc 163. I 4 arr, Bry ... cn 13, 56. 204 arr Tt\lor 16.. I '2. 2 arr Lachary 4 . 204 milo. Jorge 21. 190 arrillo, Jo el. n 112. 204 arrillo, Ricardo 21 Carter. Jaimin 217 Carter, London 231 Carty, Christma 21, 50 51, 74. 75, 113, 122, 123, 204

Ca d, Clayton 46, 204 Ca ton, Jada I '1 Ca\ anaugh. /.a\ ICn 220 Ca ncr, Bnann t21, 163 avner, Chn tophcr 113. 220

C'ck,mdcr. Jahlmca 204 Cc.:IJ,, 1cn:c.:d74, ,tJ',IOO,I06 10,112,11 114 I "~0 12 , I 5, IJ , I 63 ell C.,lc~>frcd 90, 205 Ccrc10 \ndrt:\\ 21. 3!\, Jl)O Chaftcr. K.1rcn 6 Ch.1 non. 1.~rc I. 9 C hamou .... D) l.1n 24, I04, 15 I, 220 Chan. Fd1 104 105, 141 handler, l 1Sh m n 200 C hanc), Bn.:nnv1 Jl)O Ch.nm.m Darnon Kc hun 217 h tm. n SL dcl231 hcdi tu C.,coll 141 'hildc.:r . \manda 21, 113. II 6. I63, I 2, 2 9 2. 11..11 . lltJ.I2 .190 mc.:r 102, 10 • II , IIY, 122, Chn 11 n . Adam 163 hur eo h) un 205 iao Jc..,sica 37 imaru li,AIIi on.4,J5. 71.102,11 ,16 ,I 2.

239 imaru 11. I nc 24, 220 lafl n. crena I0 I. 220 l.1ppcr Kathf)n 141 lark, Pai •e 6, 7. 51. 123. 134. Jl)O lark, Prc...tcn James 163 Ckmmons-\\right, Rajc h 101, 2(XJ Cochrancc, J , 'ichola 164 Cochrane. Tom 190 ole,. 'H:hol.l 24 220 oleman, Bnttan. 141 Collm-.. Justin 220 Comet, hmtophcr John 24, 217 ornpton. 1 'ichola 113. 205 Conccpdon, Glen, 'h:ko 101. 104, L . 150, 164.

173 oncepcion, Jc ica 205 Congleton, ,\rnani 205 onklen, 1adi-.on 5X, 220 ontrc.:ra~. hri tian 220 'ook, Jacoh 200 Cook, Jordan 24, 220 Cooper. Allie I03. 164. I 4, 239 Cooper.Andrea23,51,104,117,119.205 Cooper. Dc.:mck 140 Cooper. Patrick I • 134. 135, 164 Cooper, S~.:dnc 220 Cooper, Wa)ne 65 Corle), Mcli" a 205 Cort 1 Jc ica 190 Cotton, Jcrn1<1inc 164 Cmcy, Anna 145 C<m art, Will 16, 61, 205 Co\\cll. R}an 140

( ov. er, CJ,me 6, 7, 4. 15, 51, 20

Co . ynac 164 Crmg. Dtamond 200 Crm . Zy,mn 20 C ram r, 1a v.cll 220 ( ra\ ford. I hom,r 21, I YO rerghton. Cami haS 217 Crockett, I ra 231 Crul, Je u R!\ era llJ7 ( ulotti, Jason 164 ( unningharn. A.rron 155 ( unnm •h.un. Allrson 7 I. I 02, 113, 119, 164, I R4,

DuBo , I)'Kmt41, 76. 2. 3. 5,119.151.191 Duch.rnnc, Parge 21 Duekv.or1h, K.rthr)n 191 Duckv.onh, 'I avare 24, 211 Dumoulin. I aa 16 Dun .rn, 1 f) hcth 35, 165, I 2. 2 Dunc,m, Starr 20 Dunklrn, Kry.r 2 I Dunlap, AJ y 220 Dunl.rp, D JU 165 D on, Don ha•• 'eil 165

()

155

Dalton, Sicrm 205

5 '205 , 165, I 6

2,239

5 , I !)(l

Da), Alcxs.rndrca I M. I 5 0 c, Han' 21, 2l), 53. 90. 220 D C\r, TCJ \\1 220 D lacrut,hml} 6, 7.21.51.102, 11 .119.123, 156, 164 D lac rut, Grace 6, 205 DeLong, Stom1 164 D Luce,Jcnna6. 7,2\51,90, 10-,10\117, IIY, 190 Dcrncri . 'ic k 12 . 129 D nham. hri tophcr 155 Denter, H )li 74. 116,21,. 220 D t l ! Jo hua II . 205

o._

more, ubn:) 220. 231 D \al, ~1,dal n 41, 155, 164, I 2, 23 Dcv., Air\ ra 5, I ( 0 Dcv., )la67 Draz,, 'adra 164 On.~~ Lk,J )ka 15.113.164 DrLp ~ 11 rra I 65 DrLp. )o 21, 135, 190 Dr r 1 rn P tncra 165 Dron, Jam 220 Dr ch, Virginra 15, 40, 41, 5 , I l Dr on, Brandon 191 Dr on, Ju tm 200 D Ian. tara 175 D min o, Ja mine II . 119, 12., 111,205 Dorris, Victoria 6, I. IY I Dor e)·Rohin on, Jahnicse 205 Dov. ns. Kara 136, I I Dr.rJ..e, De haunn 205 Drches, olton 21, 191 DuBose. K) l.m 24. 25, 165, I 6

I erraro, B rl y 221 I eugen, hn 221 Joi aro, o h 1rke I ink mer, Peyton 16, 24, 61, I'JI f inke .. 1rch el 67 I rnke,, 'rcholas 46. 47. 191

E

23 ( unmnglwn. Andr .r I. 102, 105, IIY, 122, 190 ( upp - tiller, Heath r 116 Cuni , Cal b I 5

' 102, 105 113.

emen, t yor D b 10 I I It, Kenn dy 191 f·eit, Valda 103, 119, 191 l·eldman, Sus.rn 141, 150 !·elton. Ad ni Jad n 217

on, le 206 -J on, licta I0 I, 112, Jl) I l~i horn. K )Ia 5, 104, 113, 12 , 221 bckrneier. Kas andra 6 , 117, 155, I 2, 2. 9 bckmeier. Kohen 29. 13 I. 206 Ltkram, ~t h,tl 10 . 112. 12., 191 I ene, 8 I I Llan f). hm~:d 2_1 Elgend_,.tarv.an II ,191 I:lliot, Jennrfer 141 blli,, Bri n 2 I Ellis. Co· ch tar(.; 44 Ellis. 0~.:\0n 165 Ellr . hnn 6. 122. 156, 165, I '2, 21 blli . Kattlin 206 Ellis. Kav. nda65, 112,165 El r,anael 103. 145 Elr .rJ rah 35. 221 Elt) Tn t n 221 I:ngl,md, C , ric 24. 6, . 221 England,, ')kolai 221 eken. 01, Ket ia 206 I· tcrgard-\\mther, Jame 231 I· kr • Bntt n) 166 E... te . Jcnmca 15, 35. I . 191 E te . Jillian 15, 51. 90. I OJ. 21 . 221 E~an.,, o.ch 16 E\ ans, Parker 16, 24, 60. 6 I. 191 ~dv. .trd

F Fahi, L)ndon 7 . 102, 119, 191 Fadi-Aila, Ali 206 Fadl-Aila. Allaa 166 Fain, Andre\\ 206 Fairlt~). l IT) 221 Faust. B.riky I0, .15, 5 191, 200 Fears, Adn)aunna 166 Fedder on, Ta)lnr 102. II', 119. 123. I

, 191

I ittgerald, Jimm~ 24, 65, 15 hllgemld, Scott 16 hllv.ater. Brooklyn 105. 166. I 2, 240 f I mrng, Darnell 24. 4 . 206 Fl ming, Tyrell 166 f I n r, Paige 200 Fie ncr, Parker 2 Flev.elling, Kreighton 102, 103, 221 Fl v.ellin , am nth 191 I lod trom. nna 191 Flov. cr , drian 142 Flov.er, Brittan_ 10, 55, 1::! , 155. I 5 Flov. er , a than 6, 221 llov.t: , amuel12 , 14 Foli, Bf} n 145 rhin 24, 4 , 49, 192 Fol m, Ford, Brian 21, 166, 1 5, 241 Foster. Oa\ion 16, 17,4 , 61, _, 129, 166. I 2.

240 Fostt.:r 1o..rtinesha 221 o tcr L ton 4 Fr•.u J coh 192 FmtJer, Benha 15 Fram:r RLhere 10.44. , 5.192 FrJtJt:r •rhra 5. 221 FmtJL \ e a 35, 44

Frichtl, Parkt:r 21, 2 , 22 I Fruchling. Brittan) 27, 9, 10:, 113, 122, l 66.

I 4 Fr)C. Jord n 2.11 Fuch . Dominiqu 23, 22 I Fu hs. 1aric-Ro 166. I 6 Fuente . Brandon 24. 206 Fuller-Gilliam. D) I n 206 f-undator, Rt.:hcc a 142, 151

G Gallardo. Eliot !55 Gallo~ a), Chandra 192 Jarcra, Bt:mgno 206 Garcia. n tofer 16. 61. 131. 206 Garcra, I rae! I . 206 Garcra, 0 car 142 Garcia- nga, Emma ~7. 102. II . 192 Garden, Jc a J 22 Garrett. J( ·lie 155 Garrett. Jon 24. I 5 Garrett, Jonathon 66 Garrett, Kat I) n 'i5. 192 Garrett, \tadr on 206

Garth. Jayden 166 Ga par. Bri nna 192 Gate . Cannen 113. 166. I -l Gat on. Jameka 200 aul. Jacob 206 Ge. Tommy 21. 53. II . 119.206 eiger. Pamela l-l5 Gentf). '\lefhan l-l2 George. 1\.Jtly nn l-l2 Gibbon~. John Patrick 2-l I <i6. 166. I '5 Gib n. ngelina 16. -l2 6 9-l I 03. 192 Gib n. De tiny 231 Giffel. Rachel 21. 206 Gill. Ja, ano 2. 192 Gillon. DJ.ITice 30. 31. 5 . 59. 221 Gillon. Dominique -l-l. 192 Gl dney . .\tatthc'" 10 I Gla per. nthony 207 Godbolt. De mond 13, 192 Goddard. Ga\ in 2-l, 4 . 201 Godfrey. Je tea 221 Goldman, Eric Jacob 217 Gomez. , 1arco 221 Gonzale1. lexandria 222 Gonzalez. ri tian 21. 2-l. 3 . 123. 222 Gonzalez. Paloma 7, 23. I 03. 166. I 2. 2-lO Gordon. ndre -l . -l9 Gordon. Vincent 2-l. 60, 61, 207 Gord n. Vi\ il.:a 207 Go ett. Ryan 7-l. 10-l. 201 Grace. Chri tian 2-l2 Grady. Dy Ian 12. 13. 56. 7. I S-t. 66 Grady. Jada -l-l. 55. 231 Grant, Pa calc 7-l, 75. I02, I 05, 122, 192 rant, Valentina 51, I0-l. 222 Gray. Dalleno Da,ion 167 Gray. Da,id 207 Gra). Jaly a 155 Grea er. Gabrielle I 03. 192 Grea er, Luke 21, 116. 123 Green, H nk 162 Green. Lindsay 21. I 00. l-l5. 235 Green, .\1arku 4 . 167. I 5 Green, .\1 2. 76. 5. 7 Greene, 'on a 15 Greene, Val en a 42, 5 , I 0-l. 222 Grey, Jr 217 Griffin .• 'icole 167 Griffin. Tamara -l-l, 91. 207 Griffith, ndrea 65, 142 Grime , Madi on I 03. 207 Grim ey. Brooke 222 Grizzard, Ryan 16 Gro , Ondine 101, 142 Gro . tacey 101. 142 Gruber, Patti l-l2

Guerrero. Pedro 222 Gunn. Jad..ly n 2' 192 Guo. .~rl '2. 51 113. II . 119. 123.207 Guucrret. \btgat16. 167. I 2 Gutierret. Alei a 222 Ci\\ in. A 'I eah 207 H Ha. Wayne 142 Hagan. Cole 29, 192 Hagan, on nor 29, I 0-l. ,, , Hame ,Lthan 167, I ) Hair ton. .tprice 4-l. 45. 207 Hair ton. urti 2-l. 222 Hale. :'\ntoine 24. 116. 222 Hall, Abbey 192 Hall, Ale i~ 10. II, 65. 155 Hall, orey 2-l, 46. 56. 222 Hall. Leo 24. 46, 217 H;. I. a Jnnah 222 Hall. Taylor 167 Hambnd.. 0 lcr, Ri-,ton 61. 16 7 Harmlto'1 T\) 71, 167, I 7 Hamm rhcr~ '\1ichael 222 Hampton. ndray a I 0-l. 200 Hampton. Charlea e 207 Hanlin . lana 104, 217 Hann u~.r '>ophw 123, 159, 167, I , , 0 Harge t Rama 15, 40, 112, 167, I '7 Harmon. Dakota 34. 35. 222 Harmon. Dominic 13 Harm . Jacob 192 Hamngton, Ja mine 91, 192 H.tm , Af) a 15, 35, 207 H.tm • K trcyn 200 Harri , . 1onaija 222 Harri , . 1onea 222 Ham-.-. 1mer., 'ichola 4. 200 Han, Holly 145, 151 H.trt, athan 16 2. 61. 107 Han e)-Robin on, F Wandjell67 Harvey· Robinson, Hakeem E 217 Ha en tab. Jeftorey 142 Ha ell, Jo hua 21, 24, 46,222 Has ell, Phil 16 Ha ting .• 'tchola 155 Haug. Mite-; I 03. 116. 16 7 Haug .• 'ellie99.103.116, 117.123,202.207 Hayek. Katherine 6, 35. I, 207 Hayek. athan 222 Hayes ';amuel 113, 222 Ha)nt Gabnel21, 101,222 Hate\\\(xxl, Thomas I , 7 Hazlett. Austm 192 Hatlett. ameron 222 Hatle\\()(xl, Thoma 79, 91, 113, 122, I 9, 167,

I 2.2 0 Heath. Au,lln 222 Hedge. C.tmeron I • 29. 56. 131, 207 Hednck, John-Hugh 116, 122, 135. llJ. Hednck, Sh, let ha I lJJ Hdmick, ( ade 167 lldmid:, Deni ha.' 217 Helm. 'ynthia , 112. 14-. 146 150 Hcmmin •. Pai e 207 Hem OU\ .tnh, Dante 6, 207 Hcndcr on, Am n .20 Hender on.Au ttn\67.1 4 Hender on, Autumn 112. 222 Hender on 1\. \ \ hon 2-l, 222 Hender on. '>onnet 167 Hcndn (oot.:h (ocor •e I 0. 55 Hendron. Aidan _o Henry, I aac 21. 123. 131, 20 · Herbert. Betty 142 Hcrhcrt. Peyton 102, 112, 113, II . I . I~ . 19 Herge , Kyle 142 Herge Olt\ ta 21. 223 Hennan, falay,ta 21. 35, 3, 105. 12.. !5o. 16 , I 2.240 Hemandct, Ce r 24. 20 Hcmandet Ke\ m I . 113, 154, 16.

Hcmand~.t

Hem ndLt

cma ...02, 20 ·

Heu cr. Kyle 21, 191 Hidaka, oach 13 Hill, J,t\ell 221 Htll, Luca 223 Htll, Raymond 223 Htll, Ye cma 42 43. 16, . I 6 Hiii-Kartel Stdney 42, 7 , 223 Hindes, knmflr 145 Htnd,. 'athaniell6, I , 21, 61, 67, o,, 102. 122 I 7, 16 Hines, Camille 223 Hire. T<t) lor 35. 193 Hocking. Collin 21. 113, 223 Hoerr, Hunter 113, 217 Holt, R ph el 16 , I 7 Hong, Jen 37 Hong, Jennifer I02, 112, 113. II H, 119, 12\ 191 Hooper. Jay II , 142 Hopkin , Hope 15, 20 Hopkins. Laqui ha 20H Hopktns. Simika 'icolc 217 Hornbaker, Jcnna 6, 7, 50, 51, I 03, 19 Houchens. oach Aimee 10 Howard, Antanaya 35. 20 Ho'"ard, Mauriah 20

llov. .m.l, Tcrnku 2<Xl llov.ard, lcrnon o, 47, 16 Hu, Bl tr 2. 61. 223

Hud on, , ath.m 22 Huffm.m, Jay I 2 Hugh s. Keith 20 Hunt, Renee 14 Hur c.. llannah 21. Yl, 104, 117, II , 217 llur ton, • calc 171 Hurt, Wilchellc 155

Hutch• on, hn ten 44, 5 H)ndman. Kirby 145 I lbrahtm, Lanh I , lJ\ II . I 6 h, l· 111nc l.umbu I 04 111, hocn Ru ell 155 Inge oil. Ry,m Mi\:ha 1217 Ingl dcv., Ja oh 202. 20 Ipoma, Kell 16 , I 5 Ipo • Luca I 5 Irani. Rayom,nd 13\ 150,16 Irani. Zoic I 0 , llJ1 h). Bry on 22

Johnson, Jasnunc I 02, 223 Johnson, Junmyra Latricc 217 John-;on, Jot 2<Xl Johnson, I. r'Tav10ncc 4 Johnson, I uric 142 John on, Luanya 200 John on, 1atth v. 223 John on,, 'a"Iaijah 16 John on PJ 145 John on /JOn I 05, 113, 209 John on \1 k nucklc , Da• i ha I John ton, Roh rt 155 Jon~.: , Dayonna 37, 104, 223 Jon ,Ja oh21,3. 74.117,122.169 Jon , Jada 223 Jon , Jan.tiu 223 Jonc, Je e I , 19 I 6, 169 Jone , Jordyn 34, . 5, 154, 169, I 2, 241 Jon . Keyona 10, 44, 2fX) Jon . 1 n.t er Jada 44 Jonc • Ronn II 155

Jones. \an Joop, 1 on 56. 57. 193 Jordan, b n 24. 6. 56. I 04, 22

J Jad.: on. Ccmncn 5 Jack on. D~.: n 21 Jad. on, D10n 223 Jack on, Emma 21. 223 Jack on,IrcYanna67, 3, 5,97.105,193 Jack on, K) le I 5 J d: on, I daja 221 Jack on, Leland 24, 61, 77, 1Y3 Ja k on. Li a 142 Jack on. ~1crcdith 116, II , 119, 123, 2 J2 Jac on. Ontcrrion 223 Jacoh . \xl) I o Jake-Hurd. Tanaijah 200 Jarne~. Dion 24 Jame~. Tykiah 102. 193 JanlL'> Tucacc 24, 20 Jamil <)idiq 191 J !l(lV.\kt elena 6, 104 20 Jan en, Rand II 53 Janon.Am 10,21, 4,5 191 Jan on,R,tnd) 21,11 ',119,.20 Jarumi, ~1t:h d1 h I04, 22.

Ja v. al, Ritu 223 Jcffcr , Zach 19.

Jcnkm'>, Jordai 209 Jcv.cll, T)lcr 193 Joe, Robert 113. 131, 209 John'>on.

John,on, ha ity 21, 193 Johnson. o ch Logan 13, 56 John on, DalaJa 209 J hn on, Dane ha I04, 209 John on. EliJ h 129. LB. 16 John'>on, ban 223 John on, Grc ory 140 John on, Hatlc) . 5. 223 John on. Jaime. 5. 16, . I 2, 241 John-.on. Ja-,hundrc 200

Jr. William ~1c. 'attm 226 Ju<trc1-I lores, Gerardo 209 Judeh, 1ohamm d 169 J udeh, • dlccn 155 Jun , Bnan 21. 119.202 Jung, R be a 11 , 131. 209 Jun ,S n One 2.61.11 .119,_09 Hoon Brian 11 . 119. 123. 209

K dim- 1u au,R 1 a 104,22 • IIi on 15, 30,5 , 121. I . 193 Kaefnn • Katelyn 30.5 • 69,21 • 224 Kactrin , Rebecca 15. 30, 31,5 , 69, 6. II..

169, I 5 Ka1 cr, Pcy ton 13 Kahch u Benny 193 Kahch unny 209 Kahpe J coh 224 Kalu, Tamba 24 Kanakaraju, Ka\ iamuthan I . 119, 209 Kapl n k), hamar 1 . 102. 105. 123, 194 Kaplan ky Rod 10·. 123. 224 Kanrn. J mal 46, 169 Kamn. Kaamtl)ah 10. II. 169. I 3, 241 Karr Dakota 41. 90. 217 K tu ell, Dame I 200 Kcal11c). Patrick 9 Kearn . , athan 209 Kendnck. Jav.an 24. 224 Kcndnck. Jeffre) 24, 194 Kenner, \lia 65. 103. 104, 15 . I 4 Kcpalli. 1cghana 1uthe 121 1\.cttlcv. ell, Hannah 21, 194 Ke) . Aundrcunna 194 Khachatunan, Benjamin 29. 79. I. 9. 94, 10 .

113,117, II, 122,157,1 3,242 Khachaturian, hri tian 29. 79, I, 9, 113, 117, 122, 187 Kh chatunan, Grace 15, 27,7 , 79, I, 94, 97, 113. I 17, 122, 156, 169, I 3 Kh n. yaan 224 Khan, Shahrukh 175 Khatn, D Meet 9 Khatn, Dha an I , 209 Kim, Caption Johnny 52 Ktm , atenna 224 Kim, Jerry I 6, 142 Kim, Johnn) 53, II . 123, I 6, 242 Kim, Jung 169 Ktm, Kevin 21. 3. 19 Ktm 1argaret 1 rs 209 Kim, 1 r 21, 11 , 119, 123 Kim, 1in Jee 224 Kim, eong H n II , 119. 123, 202, 209 Kim, ophte 22, 23, 105, 10 , I I 2, I 13. II . 123.

I 3 Kim, ue. 1in 169 Kun, Young Hoon 52. 5 , II , 119, 169 Kim. Young Joong 224 Kim, Youn v.oo 21, 53, II , 119,209 King. Tamara I 04 Kington, Hannah 22 Kirb .. k~ler 21,217 Kittl, attlin 10. 42, 55, 104, 119, 19 Klebbe. Karen 142 Klem. Colhn 6. 224 Kletn , ~1adeline 15. 169. I 3, 242 Kneller, tdan 21. 102, 122, I 94 Kno , ddi on 21,209 Kno u~harra 15, 24, 55, 194 Ko Da,id 29,3 , 53, 194 Koberta-Bu oach Laura 30. 5 Kt heril. Philip 21, 112, 113, I I. . 150, 194 Kt ter. ron 74 7 , 194 Kombe. Ruth 2 •• 194 K nicek. D niel 21. 224 K tt.:rba-Bu . Laura 14 Krolick, ob) 21. 224 Kroner, Fred 2 Kroppman, Brandi 40. 41.5 . I 194 Kuglich. Daniel 6. 145 Kulo. Tamba 46, 224 Kumar. Deep k 91, 104, 210 Kumar, Prince 94, 96. 154. 170 Kumaran. Komal 44, 224 Kunkei.Anth n) 21,113,210 K)ler. De, in 6, 7, 34, 1 , 50. 51. 70. 170. 1 3

242 L Lab). harL" 5, 224 Lac Ano d . 4 . 9, 194 Lafi. F bian 56. 91, 19 La 1. K) lie 54. 55. 224 LaFoon. ,\1a 103. 210 Lammer . Gr cc 194 Langenfeld. 'icholau , , 104. 224 Lara. R) kcr 224 Latttmorc. T) lor 224 Laurinaria. Eri-. a H 2 La, in, Ca ~ 3~ Vi. I, 21 • 224 La' n. Coalh T '1 46 5 La\ . a.l•u tha 34.

103, 19 Lav.Jc . Ra~..hel21,102, 111. II . 119.194 Lav.le . Rebe ca 6. 30 51, 74. 100,102.113.

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I 0 Le. Huy 155 L . Julia 55. 224 Lc. Tmlm) 210 Lee. ly a210 Lee. Connne 21. 170. I 6 Lee. Da\ 1<.1 16. 32. 61. I tJ4 Lee. Jae 155 Lee. Ja mine 21. 23. II . 224 Lee. Ji\\Oll 143 Lee. John 224 Lee. ara 200 L e. te\en 24. 25. 46. 47. 15 . 170 Le . Tt<.nna 200 L~.:e. Timothy 113,210 Lener. , 1 lea\ 1u 194 Lehman. Dre\\ 41. 21 0 Lehman. Eth n 32. 61. 170. I 5 Le:\1a). Brian 21, 56. 123. 225 L 1a). Eril'a 112. 113, 136. 156. 170. I 3, 242 Lent. kene 145 Le houre. J'Ija\\(lll 170 Le houre, • 'ina 210 L~.: no\\, . 1atthe\\ 200 Lettcton, Gillian 210 Leuck. Jarrett I 02, II ', 119. 195 Lc\ i. Emmanuel I . 195 Le\ i. Pn cllle I 05. 170, I, 7 Le\\i. le)ah 1 r ha) 217 Le\\i\, Daniel210 LC\\1 • Damelle 44, 195, 217 Le\\ i\. Dominique 14. 15. 5 . 151. 170. I 3, 242 Le\\i~. Trc'von 24. 225 Li. Hengjian 210 Ltan. Je.,..,ica 225 Liao, Jane I 03. 112. II •• 210 Lmugren. Jeffrey 13. 46, 56. 57, 170. I '6 Lindgren. William 24. 56. 225 Linnenburger. James 145 Little .. 1cKenna 170. 2fX) LiuJtcn, Hiluegard 150 Livingston. D~.:maje 46. 225 g uon, Baile 41. 7, 210 Logue. Christopher I03, 210 Logue. Kevin 225 Logue. Kj 24. 56 Lomhoto, Keitha , 112 Long. Darion 155 Lopet. Jennifer 21, 210 Lopet, Kn tin 21, 170 Loucks, Ellen 15, 21, 0 210 Lu, Ed\\ ru 119, 123, 225 Luca , Jacob 170 Lucero. Ja min 170 Luckett,Domimque41, 171,1 5 Lugo. Jc y I H, 6 , 93, 113, 119. 15R, 171. I R3.

243 LuiJtcn. Hiluegaru 51. 7tJ, 101. 102. 105. 10,.

112,11,'. lltJ,I23.1 .ltJS LuiJten. ·ophie 101. 112, 21 . 225 Lumhu. Pn u1 15. I 05. 171. ), 3. 2!XJ. 24.

Lumetta.J tin II ',171,1 3.243 Lun<.l). teph.mic 41. 171 Luttrell. Ha) Ice 55. 225 Luttrell. 1eli' a 6, 79. 210 l.uttrl!ll. R.muall 200 Lu11a. ')helh) 16 L)On\. J 24. 171 L)u,Tma21,171 \1 !\1ahf). il)Ura41, 171. I 7 .1acGrcgor All) on 105.117.127.195 !\1ad.ean. Lorn h 55. 225 1 ddu , Ja ... on 37,3 . 141 1 han, o ch Ret.ma 122 takabu. Tommy 46. 225 1aldonauo, li)ah 171 Maldonauo, Jonathan 24. 46. 225 Malemhc-, '!!)Oku. Jacque 210 1aleniu , K UTI f) n 21. 113. 195 Malemu' Ka) Iie 225 Malik. Za)ll 1allare. laire 41. 103. II . 210 1 llare. Tri ha 35. 225 1allo). ,\1af) 114, 136. 143. 151 1althia. u tin 24,4 , 93, 113, II ·, 159, 171. I 6 1altbia. Ronda I 39. 143 1antclla. Caleb 195 1antella arah 171 Map on \ 1011 2, 3. I tJ5 Map on. Eli\ha 15, 44. 210 1arfcll. Gailyn 35, 51. 225 1argulls. AI)\Sa 143 1anon-Pelrnore, Akciaonua I0 I, 200 1arkharn. Henry 225 1arkland, I aac 211 \1arkou. Haylc) 225 Marbtahler, Katcl)llll 21. 6H. 171, I 6 . 1arlcr, H wng 6 !\1aroon, Darrin I tJ5 . 1arquct, I:dit 2(XJ Mar<.)UCt-Ramon, Jennifer 211 Mamssctte, Anurcia 155, I 4 Marri sette, Tcrrion I 04, 225 Martin, nthony 12. 13, I , 46, 47, 56, 57, 94, 10 , 154, 171, I , 241 ,\1artin, Aricllc I04, 211 Martin. E Luca~ 12 Martin. Lu as 13, 29, 57, 105. 171, IX3. 243 Martin,Mauclinc10 31,5. t.I,I04, 112,225

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1artinet. \ trgtma 6, 112, 113. II . 202. 211 \1a on. Ale 55 1a on. l.atoy,th 15 11 on. 'I a lor 5, tJO. 200 1atheny. J reu II 3, 123, 211 !\1aua . Luke 123, 225 1atthe\\~. Bntta111 15 1atthc"' "· Jay mm 171 .1.1 \\ell, Kt)la 172 1.1y~:r, 1:<.1\\ ina 145 1a) nor. Jam~:et 200 1ay nor. Ja\ 10ntc 24. 172 . 1ate-Billing . D~.: tin~:y 211 1huy 1, hu line 200 !\1cBriue. D l.m 102, 10\ -25 . 1cConke) l:.nn 37, 225 !\1c oy, Anaya 5 !\1cDon.tlu D m 10 • 195 1cDonnell, 1ich,l I 24. I 7

Me ,ariglc. Mary 143 . 1c ,innc . Ana ta ia 21, I tJ5 1dnto,h.Autumn 10.11.54.55,195 1cKinney, mhcr211 ~1cKinne), D onte 155 !\1d ·.tn, Jill 141 ~1cle n 1egan 6 kLean, Rachel 6 51. II J, 211 .1cl~.:an, Ta)lor II , 211 1c knamm, Cam~: 141 ~1c 1ullen. Dtllon 211 1c,' mara. Joe I 03 !\1c. 'amara. Jonathan 21. 225 1c,' mara, Joseph 225 1c, 'attin. Will 116 .1c 'edy.Anure\\ 21, 172 1c, 'eill, Mc~rio 97. 162. 170, I McQueen. Jennifer 143, 150, 151 ~1c\ illiam~. Tyheam 2!XJ ~1c\\illiam . Tyreek 2(XJ . 1cagher, Robert I tJ, 141 !\1ear l.u 141 1ctlt1J. alomon I tJ5 1cuma. Tamara 55, 226 1ehta, Aadlt. a R 51 112, II , 119, 12 , 202, 211 . 1cht.l, Ulll 15, 12 226 ~1etU J U\tlll 2, I , 76, 6, 122, 155, 172, 2 4 . 1eiu Katherine 151, 172. I 6 . 1ei en, oach Jim 51 Melton, De tin 226 1elton, Jak. ra 172 Merrell. 'ib 21. 112, I tJ5 . 1e)cr, Ela. na 37. 211 Meta, Li~ette 6. 211 1iudleton, faith 15

1rddl ton, Jo eph 104,226 11 han. Coach Jim (J hhm, R h I 104. 117. I IX, lltJ. 123,211

huh kep IIi, ~1cgh.ma 226 1ycr , Joshua 200 r-.1ycr , Vrctona 226

()y, olab1, Kay Ia , 227 O'Bn n, Lhzabeth 20, 21, II • 12 , 19 0' 'onn II, 'o ch Damn O'Connor, Coach Damn 4 O'I II. \1anha 145 0'1 ary, u tin 16. 24. 61, 10 . 173. I 3. 241 0' 111, Lnc 1<.J6 0', ell I, 1cole 15, 173, I 6

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1m•o. Bn'Anna41. 105, 172, I 4 1mgo. Dr.tJ..:e 24, 4 . 200 1mnrC\H!.tther. Terrain 24 1mor, Da\ n 226 1m ker, Patri k 21. II . I tJ5 1u h II, , ann.t 200 1u hell, hon 226 !\.1o le). Ja)lY.on Jt)S 1oftitt, J k cn,t 10,211 1ohnc, OliH: 12 1ohne, Oli\ i,t 21, 116, 226 1onroe, Chri tophcr 24. 56. I I. 211 \1onroy, Juhann 10, 5:,211 1ontcr Carmona, I ui 226 \1ontcrro o, C ukiah 6, 51, 211 \1ontcrro,o. Lali 123 \1ontgomcr . M.tud 177 \1oonc, Killian 15, 172 \1oorc. Brittany 42, . , 212 \1oore. Dane h.t 172 \1oore. J cub 226 \1or.Aradl .21,102,195

, ' rllcl, Br d. 21.5 , 226 • ' illcl, Charlc 140 , II tJ, I 6

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P dron, 1 hly 65, 174 P dron, f·abiola 21. I. 227 Paloma 1. Ingrid 21, 112. 174, I 6 Paloma 1, Rebe ca 21. 17 . I 6 Pan h I, Har h 17 Pankau. Stephame 27, 1% Panumpabi, Chri telle 23, , 10 , 17 , I 4 Panumpabi, Chri tian 24, 63, 70 5, 93, 94, 97, 105.117,159,174,14 P,lllumpabi,Oii\c23. 5.10 ,II ,119,123,196 Panumpab1, abine 5, I04, 227 Parker, R hcl 227 P rk , Haley 42, 196 Park • ' h 227 P rk, Z hI

P tel. Ro hani 27. I. 5 . I 6 Patmk, Jenna 212 Patn , I reor I '6 Patnu TIL or 21, 7, tJ5. 105. 174 Paudt: <; am 196 Paul B ~ 13,56,57,174 P,m1u. Kay lee 113,217 Pa) n • r-.1 rka) Ia 200 212 Pca~.:oc

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5 ,59 1om . r-.11y ah 172 1onon, Bnanna I02, I 13. 151. 172. I 4 1o her. P.trk r 21, . . II\ 212 1otlc . l·nka 212 Mo)O, Bcnedictc ,'\1 217 \1ucllcr. I r Rr nc) 147

1uhamm d, Ja haY. 2 1u1Mmm d. Ja'fa 4 . 60, 61. 212 1uhamm.d,J 'htr 16. ,60,61,172,1 1uh,unrnad, r-.kcca o7 luhcmcdt, I· tunc Lumhu Bin 22: lull n, Lind C) 35. 113. 226 lunot, R.tf, I 212 lunro , Juhc 10

\1urr,t). 1 wren I02, J<n. 172. I 3. 24~ 1u au, Rai a 5 , 5t) Mutat.t,C.uncron 16 24,61.212

0 0 kc , h) a 35, 227 0 rc, olton 67 Okcch1, U. nc 11., 212 Olion. B andon 56, 227 Oli\cira. Pedro 227 Ohmtcad.Ahigail42. 102,117.122,15,173.

I 6 Ohmtcad. Braden 21. 116. 227 01 en, Dame) 123. 13-t 196 01 on.Dalc21.3. 151.173 OJ on, Grc a 202. 212 OJ on, \\ill 212 Oh er Bra. •cl. Trc\ on 155 Ordona amucl 227 Om on . 1d nda 7. 136. 145 Or ted, Anthon) 17.

0 C.tr ( (l Lh I • 51 0 ha). Shdb) I 6 0 mund-,on 1-,aac 227 Outid.tnc, Am1n 227 Outid.tnc, Moh.uncd 173 0\ crman, I aac 2tJ. 105. IIJ, 122. 174. I 0\\Cn,, Da-,on 2<Xl {)y, en-,, Patnck II.. 174

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Pcrak , Pt:rla 174 Peralta. C .a~:h ndrc\\ PcrcoLO. han non I00. 14.3, I 0 Perct 1..< 1e 174. I 6. 200 Pact, Rkhc,tcr 174 Perez. Rlch\\CJI 227 PelT), Brianna 10 Peter on. 'oel 6. 14.3 Petruni. onnnc 116. 227 Pcttiu . Antomo _J2 Pham. Tom 227 Phan, Ken I Phan, Phuoc Ken 212 Phanrnna. \uthom . 21.

Phanr na, Kame ron 21, 12 '• 21.

Phillip , Ch it) 44 Pier O'l. ltulah 24. 1 : Pu:r on mmic 143 P1p'r DcHll146. 61.217 Prrtk, \IIi~ ah 119, 12 .. 202. 21 J P11hon. Inc 112. II .. 196 Placl..ctt. Kira 35. 21.3

Plackett. Tierney 6. 42. I, 196 Plummt:r. D am I Plummer. Laura 117. 143 Plummer. amuel I . 196 Plummer. ophia 6. 7. 41. 51. 213 Popm; ich. Ethan 227 PopO\ ich. eth I . 197 Porter. 1allory 51. 213 Porter. 1eoldy 197 Porter. 1ikel 24 Po ey. Rick 197 Potter.. 1olly 35. 44. 5 . 227 Pott..,, IIi on I 03. 197 PO\.\CII. Autumn 213 Po\.\ ell. Ga\ m Quartez 217 Po\.\ ell. Kye. ha 227 Po\.\ell. RaeVonne 42. 2. 94. 96. 175 Po\.\ell. Tiftam 197 Power . Cody 175 P \.\er. Ed\.\ard 144. 150

Prado. Kaitl)n 104. 175. I 5 Pratapa .Julia 144,151 Pre. lar. Brendan 73. I 02. 175. I 7 Price. Brandon 175 Price. hanae 104 Price.\\llham24.175.1 7 Price. Zachary 21. 213 Pritchett. Dwan 227 Pru ki. Roberta 144 Pryde-Wait. lex. 69, 96. 116. 175 Pryde-\\ait. 1aya 27,22 Puckett. ummer 145 Pyron Jemmell 197

Q Quackenbush. ophie 35, I 04. 113. 22 Quin. aron 16 Quinlan. Coach 56 Quinta , Juan 1 . 197

R Rae/ mcent 197 Rage!, Dailyn J 217 Rage!, Du tin 24 Rage!, Ronnie 144 Rahal, . 1ohamed 200 Rahal,. 'oah 213 Rahn, Katie 120. 144 Rainey. Jamal 197 Ramahi. Ahmad 18, 175 Ramirez. Breahna 51, 228 Ramire1, Linda 213 Ramtre1-Harvey, Ruben 213 Randie, Rae K\.\on 228

Rapter, Emmaline 96. 151. 175. I 5 Rawling. ndre\.\213 Ray. 1egan 21. 22 ' Ray. Ryan 21. 197 Razact.... hameem 96. 102. 175 Reddmg. DaeJOUr I 04. 213 Reeder. D Jack. 75 Reeder, Jack 74. 93, 96. 97. 102. 122. 123. 155.

175. I 3.244 Reg.m. ara 6 Reif teet.... I mllce 197 Retf tcck. athan 123, 22 Reilly, Atdan I . 65. , 9, 94, II . 139. 175 Reilly. DiamlUtd I . 21. 61. 22 Reincke. Kathy 144 Remhart. Da\onne 24 Remote. R)an 13. 57. 144 Reyna. Brandy 6. 91.213 Rey noiJ . hristopher I 04. 197 Ri e, Ga\in 21, 197 Richards. lex.and r 213 Richard on, Da\id Ree 16, 61, 102, II • 197 Richard on Kyetsha 175 Richey, Word cott 23, 24 Rich\.\ood Peona 4 Riedl e. hly n 44, I 02 175 Rigdon. Taylor 21. 197 Rigg , Ja mine 155 Riley. Elijah 24. 217 Risinger. Jeremiah 24. 4 . 56. 61. 213 Ri inger. Michael 16. 24, 25, 102, 156 176, I 6 Rivera- ru1, Jesu.., I Robbin . lay 24, I 0 176, I 7 Robert , ly~ a 22 Robert -Thoma , Jaden 24, 46, 22 Robinson, Brooklyn 22 Robin on, hyna 197 Robin on, Jo hua E 217 Robin on. Kenya 197 Robin on. Ma.tk I 03. 200 Robin on avannah 35, 22 Robm on T) ler 197 Roda\.\ tg, Johnny 29, I 05, 113, 176, I X3, 244 Rodrigue1, Ja\ ter 53 Rodrigucz-Rey. Ja\ ter 197 Rod1en, R)an 176 Roja , Juan 176 Roley, Baley 27 41 19 Ronco. leJandro )anchcl 144 Ronk, Madelyn 228 Ronk, Tyler 213 Roone). Jennifer 6 Rosario, Bay lee 21, I 0 I, 176, I X4 Ro a , nahy 176 Ro e, Laenece 22X Ro enhaum, bhy I 02, 119, 123

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·nhaum, Ahtgall 19 Amelia I 4 Ro en tcin, attlin 22 Ro~ , 1 r4utta I 03, 176 Ros Tcaira 42. 19 RO\.\C, Jalen 157, 176. I 5 Ro\.\ttl, Bcnpmin I . 91,22 Ro\.\itl. Ryan 32. 37.3 . 53, 19 Roy t:, D'h 144 Ruhy,A\alon 21, 122, 133, 19 Ruggk • il:tona 213 Rui1, Juan 22 Ru~ ell, Colton 72, 116, 176 Ru~sell K c • n 72. 102, 10 , 104 21 Ru~ ell. )ha\ 44. 45 Rus ell hocntera 44, 91 Russell. Tynei..,ha 200 Ru ell-Haney, Immanuel 217 Russell-Haney, Jordan 176 Ru ell-Han C), Keon 176 Ryan. 1il:hael 29. 117, 22 Ro~cnhcrg.

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')ago, Kyret: 24, 25, 46. 47 176, I 7 atf rarzad 176 aleh ofta 176 ales Kameron 46 alo. Laura II , 177. 200 amalea. )tdney 155 ,mbom. aydie 22 anchez I aa 22 anchcz. Jonathan 200 anche1-I: pmo1a, Bnant 22 anders, athan 213 Sar cant, Samantha 200 arrntento,l.e he 119,214 amo, mher 96, 177 Sarno, Timothy 19 arol, BenJarnm 53. 214 aner, Kellen 4 , 214 a\age. liya 4. 123, 177 a\ele , Raphael21, 22 Saxon, Latasia 177 a\ le , Kame ron 46, 19 aymiknha, Kamma I 03, 19 Saymiknha Remy 21, 123,214 Sayon, Sayona 42, 2, X5, 96, 104, 177, I 7 Sayon,Tina67, 71, 77, 4, 5,102,105,11 , l'i'i 156, 177, IX7 Sea gs. ndrew 9. I , 52. 53, 91, 177, I 7 Sea gs, 1adi on 23, 228 Scaggs, Matthew 18, 53, 19 Sea g , Teri 23, 53 carlett, Aaron 65, 144 Schanbacher, arah 19 Schmttt, Peter 136, 144

hmulh h. , 'icholas 56, 21 S holt, Rohm 67 hnefer, Hannah 15. 51. IY hultt, Kend.lll41. 18.'. IYS hull!, 1tehJrl 19 hultt, Mtke 21 hultt, Photo ... Juh 41 chulte. 1 hoi s 144

S ten. Is,thclle .H. 22 S \cnn .'laylor 41. 177 Sh, ckcltord. Jade 0. 177 Shafter, Kri hna I 02, 177 Shank. Brod \\illi m 217 Shank • le gan 2 • 22, haril, P rrah 7, 10•• 19 Sharif. Ornmara 15 Sh.trma, ArJUn 19, Sh.t\\, Lthan 24, 229 Sh .than, hm 177. I 3, 244 Shedelho\\ er. Alee 16. 32 .• 1, 155. 177 Sh pherd, h d 21 Sh phe rd, harle 19 Sh nnan, Da)quan h Rm'd~on 200 Sh nnan, y1' eria htrc . 1atthC\\ 200 Shu term n, 1 'cal 127 '1 Jcr, T<t) lor I 05, 116. ll), S1kora, :-.ttrk 144 imeona, De tine) 229 immon , Derek 21, I 02, I 01, 214 imp on, Trey 214 1m • J( mtah 151, 200 in h I hdeep 2, 3. 177 in h Sunny 9 in kton oe ... tiny 229 kuhc, Rile) 32. 61. 177. I . , 244 Sh11imk. Laurel I I 9, I . 19 lalimk. , 'ina 119. I ' . 19 Sl) .. 1att 144 • mall, Wyatt9, 2 . 29, 51, 19 m1th A hley 104. 21 mtlh, D tmy 229 . mllh, Oct rae 17 Snuth, Ja mine 229 . nuth, Ja. 214 Snuth, Luke I.. 56, 57, 199 Smith, Oli\Ja 35, 51, 229 . mith-Hughc . D'Lige 17 , 200 Snelling, Jonathan 17 . nydet, Charlc ... 113 Sommer. W) att 199 ong. Angela II . 123, 21 , 229 . p.tlding. Jacoh 21. 199 p ldin •, Rohcrt 16 24, 60, 61. 17 , I 3, 244 pence. 1 lc., 46, 229 pcnccr, I ) l.tn 2CXl Spmks, Bnana I0, 17 . I 7 Sprout, Aolani I0. 54. 55. 17 Sr mmurd. Rae 179 Srid,u.tn.Ar,tdhana 102.123.17, I 7 Sta k. Je ') ka Diat I 5 St.unm, :t..achaf) 199 St.unplc). D lminic 24. 12 . 155, I 5

Thomp on, Jenmfer 16 Thomp on, • than el 7. 215 Thomp on 'J'yl r 229 Thurman, Grant 215 Tiger, D Jan 21, 122, I , 199 To~:,. nt 6, 76, 77, 4 II • 116,117, II , 1 179 Toledo, higall . 179 Town end. D ha Ro e 230 Trail, Emma 101. 112 Tran. H n 179 , II , 21

. tanhopc. (, or c 117, 144 St,lllton, er •II 17 Starks, I .ogan , 17 Starks. Luke 2. , 229 St.trk .... Rameon 46, 47, 10 , 17 , I 7 Sta ke. [) nicllc 10, II, 17 Stephen, Jon.1than 32. 6 I. 17 Stephen, Jo hua 214 Ste\en , . 1ackenne 229 te\ en on, Cheyanna 199 St \en on, ( hyna 229 St \en on, JaHltl l~ugene 217 Ste\ en on, 1 'ieola 214 Stt kel . R chel I0, 54. 55. 112, 113. 199 • 122.

. tnttton., 'athan 113, 200 trogoff, u tm 17 Strogof, Charlc 21,6 , 113,229 Stron •-Terry, Marte e 155 trtthc, Eric Matthe\\ 179 .trurn rg.Harle)214 • tnmk. th rin 144 trunk. R nd.tll I 4 tuhhm • 1 anura 146 udlo\\, Elizahcth 119, 145 uh, Judy 214 ullnan. Gillian 104 214 SJilnan, Katherine 26, 27, 179, 1 ummer , Darnap e 229 \ der. harle 102, 229 Jer. 1atth~.:'-' 199

Trent. R ) mond 2 0 1' h1handa, Gm ia 1eta 104, 150 217 T hih nda, Mike 61, 150,200 1' himakinda. F r I I , I 04. 21 Tu, am 20.

Tucker, John I 5 Tuggl,. dn e 12 • 202,215 Turner. An t ta 2 0 Turner. D till) I04. 2.30 Turner. ierra 200 T\\UIU, 1 \\ell215

lanma,Anna 103, II , 119. 123,215 Ulmer, Jerome 1tcheal217 'lrich, Brooke 122, I 5 'nand r. I ai h • I 0 • 200

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T Tala\ era, io 1an:o 123. 229 1' la\~.:ra, 1ary old 104. 179. I o 1' lie), e n 229 Tangkr, • ·a\ ter 16 Tarter, Hannah 199 T tman, . kgan 42, I 04, 229 T )lor. Bill 51 1' ) lor.

Ih) 214 Ta) lor. Lind ey 6. 51. 9-l. 113. 157, 179, I 1, 245 Ta) lor. , 'ichola I , 46, 69, 92, 9., 94, 113, 122, 154, 179,1 3 err). All n 16 Teff). D10pnae 44. 5 . 59. 229 Teff).Ja)\ion 24.4 . 214 Teff). Jordan 104. 155 Teff). Taionna 229 Tt: fa)~:. \nam 7 . 79. 7. IIJ. 122. 159. 179, 1 4 Te ter. \~l'toria I 04. 217 Te tory, Jordan 6. 229 Thoma, \kl·l3.56.57,199 Thoma , Cal.t)a 2-9 Thoma , e' tl) I 02 Thoma bmma 2 14 Thoma' .corge I . 2 I, 121, 229 Thom,1,, tc •h,mne 179 1 h\lm:l' RelllC) 5 , 229 Thoma ~u,an 145. 151 Thomp o . D· tin) 42. 4. 5. 104.214

\ \ail, laire I 5 Vak:aki, 1 riann 119. 123, 199 Valeneiana. Ken 155 Valentin·Ortiz. Haff) 215 Valentin·Ortiz .. tily s a I 0, I 03, 179 Valetc, Benjamin 155 Vall nee, Lmd a 74, 79. 9. 9-l, 102, I 05. 112, 113, 117, 122, 136 157, 1 9. 1 6 \aile e, Delane) 230 \aile c. Tre\or 102, 199 \anKeur n. \ hie 179, I 7 \annote, riel 101 Vannote, rieonna 199 VanPelt. u tin 179 VanPelt. I aiah 24. 230 Vinton. nna 10 . 116, 11 Vinton. Elena 103, 215

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After 20 seasons, New York Yan ees shortstop Dere Jeter re 1red. The 14-tlme All Star fin1shed h1s career as the Yan ees' leader 1n hits and games played. His final total of 3,465 h1 s was the most ever by a shortstop.

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* Lava from the Kilauea volcano on the b1g ISland of Hawau destroyed a house 1n ovember, five months after he lava flow began. No one was InJured. Residents had been on alert to evacuate smce June, and were movmg possessions out of the1r homes to protect them. *The National Football League began working w1th NO MORE, a national ant1-domest1c violence awareness campa1gn, after some 1nc1dents mvolv1ng players came to light. One of those mvolved Ba1t1m Ravens runmng back Ray R1ce, who was suspended by the NFL.

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In h1s 1rst year as host. comed1an J1mmy Fallon helped boost the ratings of "The Tomght Show" for the first 1me 1n years. Fallon 1ntroduced the trad1t1onal late-n1ght show to younger v1ewers w1th comedy b1ts that qu1ckly became wal v1deo sensattons.

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Former Nickelodeon teen TV star Anana Grande released the album "My Everything" and 1t h1t the top of the charts. The song "Problem," a duet w1th lggy Azalea, won best song at the Teen Cho1ce Awards and Best Pop Video at the MTV Video MuSIC Awards.

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Bethany Mota, a teen who became a YouTube celebrity thanks to her fashion v1deos and own cloth1ng I ne, was chosen to be a contestant on "Danc1ng W1th the Stars" and a guest judge on "Project Runway."

* Wh the U.S. combat role 1n Afghamstan ended 1n December, about 11 ,000 U.S. troops rema1ned there as support for Afghan forces. The Umted States has had troops 1n Afghanistan for more than 13 years, s1nce the Sept 11, 2001, terronst attacks.

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* A 1encan teens today are not as lonely as the1r 1ts were when they were teens, accordtng to a study published 1n the Persona' ty and Soc1al Psychology Bullettn. The study showed that even though teens spend a lot of ttme alone w1th the1r smart phones and computers and make fewer close fnends, they are slightly less lonely and more mdependent. * Bnttsh Singer Sam Sm1th reached stardom when h1s debut album, "Money on My Mtnd," became a huge seller and he rece1ved stx Grammy nom1nat10ns. Smtth's song, "Stay Wtth Me" was one of the b1ggest ht s of the year.

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* Health off1c1als struggled to conta1n the Ebola ep1dem1c, wh1ch began tn West Africa.

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* Denver's Peyton Mann1ng became the NFL's all-t1me leader tn touchdown passes dunng the Broncos' Oct. 19 w1n over San Franc1sco. Mann1ng's record-setting 509th touchdown pass to Demary1us Thomas allowed h1m to break the old record set by Brett Favre.

* Three teens from Ireland - C ara Jud Emer H ckey and Sophie Healy Thow won the top pnze at the Google Sc1 n Fa1r for the1r 1dea to help solve world hunger. The sc1ence students researched a n1trogen-f1x1ng bactena that could redu the germ1nat1on t1me of certa1n crops

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Country smger Cra1g Wayne Boyd was chosen the wtnner on season 7 of "The Vo1ce." Boyd s song, "My Baby's Got a Sm1le on Her Face," whiCh he performed on the show's fnale, hit number one on the U.S. courtry charts. * Ca 1fornta expenenced 1 s th rd stra1ght year of drought cond1t ons, before heavy ra nstorms fina' y hit 1n December. Many Ia es and cree s dned up, wh e water restnct1ons were tn place for res1dents all over the state.

* Rory Mel roy ept h1s status as the number one gol er 1n the world by w1nmng the Bnt1sh Open, the PGA Champ1onsh1p and lead ng Europe to a v1ctory tn the 2014 Ryder Cup.

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Thrrd-strrng quarterbac Cardale Jones led the way for the Buckeyes rn the final three games, a er Ohro State's op two quarterbacks went out wrth tnjurres.

Sitcom "The Btg Bang Theory" contrnued to ga n rn popularr y and was once agatn among the most-watched shows on network TV, averagrng more han 20 mtllron vrewers each week. * G s prrces dropped for a whrle, hrtttng ow not seen for four years. A mrdDecember survey by Lundberg showed a prrce range of $2 82 per gallon rn New York Ctty down to $2.06 rn Tulsa, wr h prrces below $2.00 rn parts of Oklahoma and Mtssourr early rn 2015

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Sc1ent1sts discovered d1nosaur . foss1 s m Argent1na for what they I behaved was the largest ammal that ever walked on land. Named the Dreadnoughtus, 1t we1ghed around 65 tons and stood 30 feet tall.

* Lauren H1ll, a freshman bas etball player for Mount St. Joseph Umvers1 y m Cmcmnat1, Oh10, too the court to play rn the team's first game desp1te hav1ng an Inoperable bra1n tumor. Hill's msp1rat1onal story spread through soc1al med a and helped ra1se more than S 1 m1lhon for cancer research

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