CMR Graduation Magazine 2018

stampede Celebrating the Class of 2018

May 27

Outstanding

SENIORS pg. 8-9

Thanks and farewell-retirees pg. 17

STAMPEDE seniors look forward pg. 29

BY THE

NUMBERS

How many students earned the various diplomas, 4x4, honors, cords and stoles. pg. 21

2017-2018

Pop Culture What pop culture trends seniors lived through during this school year

Where are

GRADUATES headed?

CMR’S STUDENT

pg. 24-25

pg. 10-11

GOVERNMENT Cover photo by Julia Gremaux and Sophie Aron

pg. 22-23

Rustler Pride How students of CMR get involved pg. 4-5

Stampede

Contents 2018 Senior Magazine

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Rustler Pride Outstanding students and educators

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College Map

14 Sports MVPs 16 Professions in the arts 22 Student Government 24 Pop Culture 29 Staff Timeline 30 “Goodbye” 2

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Grad Trip Quiz Where would you go for your senior trip?

By JULIA GREMAUX

• Nico Sanchez and Kayla Underwood.

• Construction continues on Feb. 27 on the new multipurpose facility • Emma Tovson and Andrew Bursiaga • Cross Country Homecoming parade float

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Ayse Mehmke

Ayse Mehmke does not differentiate when it comes to who is playing -- as long as they’re a Rustler.

“To me, Rustler Pride means cheering on whichever Rustler is playing, whether that means standing in the wind and rain for the football team or cheering on tennis players in 80-degree weather with no shade,” Mehmke said.

Mehmke has attended football, volleyball, soccer, basketball, tennis, wrestling, and Wrangler performances this year and makes posters for her friends who compete. Unfortunately, she said, she didn’t make it to a swim meet. She has also made an appearance at every art show.

“No matter who’s representing us, you cheer them on,” she said.

Liam Sexton To Liam Sexton, being the owner of the yellow spirit helmet was more of a responsibility than anything else.

“Your peers and other students who attend the games generally look to you for ideas on chants and themes and stuff like that,” Sexton explained.

Still, he felt “pretty honored” when Adam Agamenoni presented him with the helmet at the beginning of his senior year.

Now, at the end of his tenure, Sexton said h e narrowed his choices of successor down “based on what they bring to games as far as energy and how clever they are with chants.”

Rustler

PRIDE

Leeanna Schearer Leeanna Schearer has been a varsity cheerleader throughout her entire high school career, but she’s performed much longer than that.

At six years old, Schearer cheered for the Great Falls Storm. Like her older sister Julia, Leeanna played softball from a young age, but “I wanted to be different from my sister, so I just asked my mom one day if I could do it, and she signed me up,” Leeanna said.

Her freshman year, the team traveled to state basketball in Butte.

“That year, we were such a close family that cheering together for one last time was bittersweet. The seniors took me under their wing and made sure I had an awesome time.”

Now poised to graduate, Leeanna has passed on some advice to the rest of the team.

“I’ve told them that being a Rustler is more than just walking these halls. You have to have more school spirit than anyone you can think of ! Being a Rustler is being a family and family sticks together.”

The Class of 2018 is nothing if not diverse -- in interests, talents, and goals -- but especially when it comes to the ways they show what it means to be a Rustler.

BY MACKENZIE GEORGE

Duncan Hollar

It wasn’t easy for Duncan Hollar to decide who he’d bequeath the spirit stick to at the end of his tenure as one of CMR’s spirit leaders.

“We’ve got a couple good underclassmen that would be great for it,” he said.

The tradition of the spirit stick is an important one, Hollar said, because the owner is counted on to cheer and be present at every game to show their support for the school.

“We’ve got some great athletes at this school who socialize with everyone, so it just makes a great personal atmosphere,” Hollar said.

Jessica Dawson

Michelle Li Even after stopping studio dance, Michelle Li knew she wanted to continue performing.

“Wranglers was the perfect fit for me,” Li said. “[I got to show] pride for my school and do something I love.”

Li remembers state basketball, held in Great Falls, as her best Wrangling experience.

“We had a full student section cheering us on,” Li remembered. “The energy was there.”

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“Rustler Pride is a huge part of being a spirit leader,” Jessica Dawson said. “I don’t think any of us would have gotten the helmets or the spirit stick if the spirit leaders before us didn’t think we had those qualities.”

In possession of the pink helmet, Dawson said she is expected to show up to “most, if not all of the CMR sporting events.”

This commitment also includes being the loudest one there, she added.

Dawson said this tradition is meant to be more creative and fun than serious.

“Only a select few seniors get this opportunity, so I hope whoever we pick really enjoys it,” she said.

Michael Michelsen

As Drum Major, Michael Mickelson had a responsibility to not only be in charge, he says, but to be there for every member of the band.

“Part of the reason I tried to make things fun to watch and to listen to is I wanted people to come and listen to us,” he said.

MARY BROWN

Mary Brown’s screenplay-writing escapades began as a joke. At a Thespian Festival her sophomore year, Brown attended a writing workshop that she said was “awful.”

That workshop was informative for all the wrong reasons; Brown likened it to a bad variation of MadLibs.

Senior’s writing skills catapult her to success in the drama department

“For adult theatre, it just seemed not helpful,” Brown said.

“I jokingly asked to write the next Thespian Show, and Mr. [Chris] Evans said yes.”

Brown wrote plays for CMR for both her junior and senior year. Her first work, entitled “Control Alt Delete,” received rave reviews for its fast-paced, exciting scenes.

Set during an artificial intelligence apocalypse, the show centered on the lives of survivors and their fears during the tumultuous time.

Brown enjoyed the freedom that came with writing the show on her own. Then, she said, her talented cast “helped to transform the page characters into people.”

“I want to write shows that make people think,” Brown said. “I want to create original content that everyone can be interested in.”

This winter, Brown wrote “The Sad, Sad Tale of Emily Bird,” in which a set of paranormal investigators attempt to solve a murder in a theater that has seen multiple tragedies throughout the decades. “[‘Emily Bird’] was a very collaborative piece. It was much harder to write because it wasn’t just my show,” she

explained. “There were more tears and headaches, but ultimately it was a much better show.”

Though she’s always been a storyteller, Brown is pursuing a microbiology degree at Montana State UniversityBozeman. She said she’ll continue writing as a hobby, but “screenplay writing is not stable enough for me.”

Throughout her high school career, Brown has been involved in all facets of the drama department -- not just writing. She acts, runs lights, organizes props, and handles sound, too. One of Brown’s favorite memories was from Story Theatre.

“We traveled around Great Falls [to elementary schools] to tell fairy tales to little kids,” Brown recounted. “It was great.”

She hopes to leave a legacy for the arts department when she departs from CMR. “We want CMR to be known for its art programs. We have one of the best choirs, easily the best pep band, and one of the most talented orchestras in the state,” Brown said. “We believe that our theatre should also reach that caliber.”

, C s n l a o i s t s of 20 a l u t a r g 18! n o C

Wishing you the best in your future endeavors! from CMR Senior Class Student Government

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By SOPHIE ARON

TRIP

MOSTLY Bs

1. What is your favorite season? a. spring

b. fall

c. winter

d. summer

Located in southern Europe, Spain has plenty to offer for every type of traveler, whether more on the adventerous side or wanting to chill back for a bit.

SPAIN

Follow along on the quiz to find out which summer trip would suit you best!

Located in the South Pacific, Bora Bora is surrounded by a coral reef and offers a relaxing, yet beautiful vacation location for those looking for a warm getaway.

BORA BORA

graduation

MOSTLY As

2. Your main goal while traveling is? a. shopping c. breathtaking views

b. trying new foods d. relaxing

a. New York City, NY c. Anchorage, AK

b. Portland, OR d. Miami, FL

a. public transport c. on foot

b. in a 4x4 d. bike

4. How would you choose to travel?

5. Choice of footwear?

6. What activity suits you best? a. museum c. trekking

MOSTLY Ds

b. zip-lining d. spa

7. Which class would you choose?

b. geography d. foreign language

a. history c. physical education

What is your dream vacation?

“I think it would be really fun to see the different countries in Europe; go a couple days in France and Spain and Italy, all around there and then up to Ireland and Great Britain.”

DeLayne Doucette

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SWITZERLAND

a. sandals b. tennis shoes c. boots d. no shoes

With its sharp scenic contrast from most countries, Iceland is great for those wanting to get out and explore a bit.

From huge waterfalls to rolling hills, Iceland has it all.

ICELAND

MOSTLY Cs

3. Which U.S. city would you choose to live in?

Right in the heart of the Alps, Switzerland offers one-of-a-kind views that are a must for mountain lovers.

Switzerland is the home to world renowned skiing and hiking meccas.

“I’m “Spain! actually going It’s a to New York for my beautiful place, senior trip. My family and I love the and I have never been to culture!” the East Coast, and we “My Caige Hepworth “I want to see a Broadway dream would go on show. “ vacation would be a cruise through the Echo Sundstrom going around Europe!

Bahamas.

I’d enjoy all I would like one more of the excurions, beaches, change to get out of the and just relaxing before country before I head college starts up in into college! the fall.”

Michelle Li Alexis Norton

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Congratulations, 2018 State AA Champs and the Class of 2018!

Thanks for the great Rustler memories.

Lynda Morin D.A. Davidson & Co.

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Counselor Christine Perkins

“Gerrit Bloemendaal

“Brooke Crabtree

is by far one of the kindest people I’ve met in my time here. He’s just an overall good person.”

is an incredible and amazing young lady. It has been a joy to watch her grow into an independent woman of great character with high moral standards and an incredible sense of humor. Through life’s challenges, Brooke always manages to persevere and shine. She has a beautiful spirit, shows compassion for others, and is always generous and courageous. She lives her life full of faith and honesty, never taking the road of least resistance. It is impressive and an inspiration to all to observe Brooke as she uses her strength, intelligence, and talents to achieve her goals.

Assistant Principal Anita Ranieri

“Kyra Willis

is one of the most tenacious, kind-hearted, hard working, unassuming, and beautiful (inside and out) young women I know. And talk about sassy! In 20 years in education, she is absolutely one of my favorites.”

Counselor Jacie Schoenen

OUTSTANDING

{seniors}

By CLARA MCCLAIN

makes ALL students feel welcome here at CMR. Kyra is kind to all students and always has a smile on her face. CMR will miss Kyra’s leadership next year, and we thank her for making CMR a better place to learn and teach.”

“Jake Wilkins

is a great example of Rustler Pride. He is a positive role model in all that he does, on the playing field, in the classroom, and in the way he treats others.”

Assistant Principal Paul Soldano

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“Zane Palen

has stood out to me because he’s probably one of the most humble kids I’ve gotten to know. His academics are outstanding, but he’s also humble, kind, unassuming, inclusive, and relationships obviously matter to him.”

“Clara McClain is wise beyond her years. I’ve been impressed by her talents in orchestra and in the Stampede.

She exudes a sort of quiet confidence that I really admire. She works hard and takes pride in what she does.”

“Serena Shultz

Assistant Principal Nate Achenbach

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“Ali Kobasa

embodies that kindness and goodnes that I love seeing, She’s warm and looks out for everyone’s feelings and she’s so sweet and helpful.”

Counselor Brittany Light

Counselor Brenda Lowry

{influential} TEACHERS

STEVE

Skaer

LYNN

Ryan

“ Karen Spencer really encouraged everyone to come in and get help if they didn’t understand something, which helped in that class, but also influenced me to do the same for other classes. She influenced me to work hard and do a good job at whatever it is that I’m doing. “ - NATALIE CARR

“ Mike Lathrop always had the confidence that you could do better, no matter how much you wanted to quit. He was always willing to help anyone and would work harder than any teacher I know to make their kids leave the classroom knowing more than when they came in. If you didn’t know how to do things, he would try different ways to make it easier to understand. He would always make sure that every person in the room was at the same place of learning before moving on. He never gave up on anyone. “

JOEL LORANG

“Mr. Skaer helped me with many things other than math. He would make the class and I laugh on a daily basis, having inside jokes and making sure the class understood his jokes just as much as the trigonometry concepts.

There was a “sock puppet” joke my class had. I didn’t know the answer on a test, so I drew a sock puppet and then Skaer kept bringing it back up.

Even though the subject can be hard to enjoy, Skaer made that class fun.

Only time will tell how well he has prepared me for life after high school, but I know he did a good job doing it.”

WARREN FULBRIGHT

“ Christine Sundly’s [Biology 3-4] class isn’t just about cutting up animals. It’s bonding with your lab partners and learning to trust that they won’t cut you with the scalpel.“

KATRINA ROBERTS

“ Jessica Goosen is a leader and almost always has an answer to any question you give her. She might be hard to get along with at first, but she brings the true potential out of you. She’s my favorite teacher from my high school career.“ ISAAC IVERSON

“Mrs. Ryan has been one of my biggest supporters when it comes to pushing my boundaries in music and every other aspect of school.

She inspires me every day to pursue what I love doing and to work towards the goals that may seem impossible.

She is the one teacher who has made me a more confident and hardworking student. She is a teacher who inspires me every day.”

“ Scott Clapp has influenced me with his attitude towards education and life beyond it. He makes very realistic connections and has very realistic expectations while still pushing me to do well. “

SILAS ANDREWS

“ Anne Bulger is definitely the teacher that has had the biggest influence on me over the past four years. She inspired me to study abroad and really helped me out with the process. She’s always been very supportive of me, even when I was in Germany.

I appreciate her love for the language, and you can definitely tell she’s passionate about teaching. I can’t remember very many days where Frau wasn’t in a swell mood, and I will for sure miss that next year.“

SOPHIE ARON

SERENA HINOJOSA

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A Look At Where The Class OF 2018 IS HEADED Leeanna Schearer to Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash.

“I intend to study kinesiology and physical education. I picked Gonzaga because it’s a small community, the class sizes are smaller than a bigger university, and I have close family there. I’m looking forward to being on my own.”

Leeanna Schearer

Close to Home Of the 288 students in 2018’s graduating class…

• 54 are going to MSU Boseman.

• 29 are going to UofM Missoula.

• 36 are going to GFC MSU. • 13 are going to University of Providence.

• 25 are working.

• 17 are joing the military.

• 18 are attending MT Tech/Western/ Northern/MSU Billings/another in state school.

Brianna Walker to Air National Guard, Basic Training, in Ft. Leonardwood, Mo.

Reanna Shular to Texas A&M in College Station, Tex. Tucker Thomas to Arizona Christian University in Phoenix, AZ “I chose Arizona Christian mainly because of the weather and the benefits that come with playing golf in Arizona. I plan on studying something in business or marketing.”

Tucker Thomas

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By Quincy Schmechel

Mackenzie Robertson to Trinity Bible College in Ellendale, N.D. Marshall Doty to University of Northern Michigan in Marquette, Mich.

Cecelia Grasseschi to University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Penn.

Ayana Gray to Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass.

Cole Strong to Moorehead State University in Moorehead, Ken. “I was inspired to go [to Moorehead] by the Glacier High School band director, who is a fantastic percussionist and he went there. I will be studying percussion performance and music education with an emphasis in percussion.”

“I chose Harvard because when I attended Visitas, their admitted student weekend, I loved the people I met, the campus, and the culture of the school. I also liked that the way they set up their academics allows for students to take lots of classes outside of their major. I’m really excied to meet the people and live in Cambridge.”

Ayana Gray

Cole Strong Kyler Suden to Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, La. GRADUATION 2018 / RUSTLERNEWS.COM 11

Emily

Cappis

Kyra

Willis

Kyra, Behind you, all of your memories, Before you, all your dreams, Around you, all who love you, Within you, all you need.

Congratulations!

Love, Mom, Dad, Erik, and Piper

“Sometimes you just have to throw on a crown and remind them who they’re dealing with.”

Emily Elizabeth Agnes Cappis - Princess since day one We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments!

You are going to do great things in life and at MSU. Love you more than the moon!

Mom, Dad, and Connor

Ryan

Green

Behind all your memories, before you all your dreams, around you all who love you and within you all you need. Always remember you are braver than you believe, smarter than you think, and loved more than you know.

Love, Mom, Dad & Josh

Sophie

Aron

We love you so much, Ryan! We are so proud of you, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for you.

Congratulations, Sophie!

We are all so proud of you and can’t wait to see where this next chapter of your life takes you!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Jared

With all our love, Mum, Dad, Andrew, G’Ma, G’Ma, & G’Pa

Jake

Smith

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Jake, We pray that you will always continue to grow into the faithful and charitable man that God calls and assists you to be.

God bless you!

Jake

Wilkins

Love, Dad, Mom, Jordan, and Lauren

Ben

Bridger

Goss

Brady

You have always been hard-working, determined, and respectful of others. You are an inspiration to us and others around you. Whatever adventure life takes you on, we know you will be successful. We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Caelan & Aine

Alexis

“Be a best friend, tell the truth, and overuse I love you.

Go to work, do your best, don't outsmart your common sense.

Never let your prayin' knees get lazy.

And love like crazy.”

We love you, Ben! Mom, Dad, Harrison, and Tucker

Norton

Alexis, We hope your dreams take you to the corners of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known.

We are so proud of you, Ben. Your high school graduation is the first step toward a future filled with so many choices. Choose wisely. Best of luck and God bless.

Love, Grandpa and Grandma Mach Quincy, You have become an astounding young woman with many more dreams to fulfill.

May your life be full of experiences to help you continue to grow.

We are so very blessed to be your family.

Congratulations and good luck at MSU! Love, Your Family

Quincy

Schmechel

Your future is bright and beautiful. Love it, strive for it, and work for it! Have fun at UP in rodeo and golf !

Stephanie

Rollins

Ben

Kaul

I can’t wait to cheer you two on!

GO ARGOS!!

Love, Dad, Mom, and Miya

Jared

Kline

Jared, Thank you for eighteen amazing years! It has been a journey, and we are proud to call you ours. We hope you find adventure and you live the Army life.

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Coaches pick Rustler

MVPs

Girls & Boys Soccer

By Quincy Schmechel and Emily Cappis

Football

“Senior Captain Braiden Stremcha’s attention to detail and consistency was the engine that drove the CMR mens soccer team and ultimately earned our MVP award..

Braiden just never seemed to get tired, his performance was quality from start to finish, He will also represent CMR in the shodair allstar classic where i will have the privilege of coaching him one last time. Braiden is class and I wish him all the very best.”

Coach Kumal LaCasse

​“Gerrit Bloemendaal was a great leader on and off the field, and an outstanding role model for future Rustlers. Gerrit is going on to continue his education at “The” University of Montana Grizzlies where he will also play football.

​“Jessica Dawson was a four year letter winner for the CMR Lady Rustler Soccer team. Her leadership on and off the field was outstanding.

The qualities that Jess demonstrated will lead to future success in life.

Coach Gary Lowry

Cross Country

Coach Nathan Gregier

Softball

​“Annabella Aline is our senior girl MVP. “She is dedicated and knows how to push herself past where most people are willing to try.”

Coach Willie Pyette

Cooper West is our senior boy MVP. “He committed himself to the sport of running and was rewarded by winning a state championship.”

Coach Nathan Gregier

“[Abby Alison, Madi Payne, Kayci Edwards, Brooke Crabtree] have dedicated many hours to our program and each bring different attributes.

It has been a pleasure working with them over the years! I’m very proud of the young women they have become and I know they are going to accomplish great things in their future!”

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Coach Lidsey Gustafson

Girls Basketball

Swimming “Morgan Duncan had perfect attendance at practice. She put the team ahead of her individual goals [and] was a leader and role model for younger swimmers in and out of the pool.

Overall, [she] was a wonderful person to coach. I believe what stood out for me the most was the unselfishness she demonstrated at the State meet by allowing another swimmer her spot in a relay for the finals.”

Coach Ed MacNamee

Golf

“Addison Gardner has been such an important part of our team over the last four years. From her freshman year where she scored the game winning basket in double overtime in our playoff win against Skyview, to hitting 3 three pointers in our comeback win against Butte this year at Divisionals; she has been such a big part of our team. Her and her fellow seniors (Akasia, Kayci and Kyra) have set the table for our program to take the next step and hopefully compete for State Championships.”

“As a team, CMR had three All-State senior finishers at the 2017 State Championship. Ben Kaul and Tucker Thomas both finished “Wall of Fame” worthy careers and helped win the first state championship for boys golf at CMR in 13 years. These two deserve recognition, but if asked to choose one MVP, Duncan Hollar deserves that honor.

Duncan was consistently the best golfer on the CMR team for 3 seasons and finished an amazing high school career with a 2nd place medal at the 2017 State Championship, for his 3rd All State finish.”

Coach Brian Halverson

Coach Brian Crosby

Wrestling

Tennis

“KC Buday “Kc has been with the program 4 years and this year was an all state selection by placing 6th at the state tournament. He is a very hard working young man who is a great example on and off the mat.”

Coach Aaron Jensen

“Mackenzie George is a real leader, has scored more points than any other person on the team during her tenure in CMR tennis, and is the most reliable, helpful person on the team.”

Coach Anne Bulger

Staff picks Track

Volleyball Known throughout CMR as the “fastest man in the state,” Damien Nelson is a champion track athlete. Nelson competes in the 100 meter, 200 meter, 4x100 meter relay, and 4x400 meter relay. Nelson remains the 200 meter champ and holds the record as fastest kid in the state; but more than that, Nelson can be seen in the bleachers or on the field at every sporting event, either competing or cheering for his fellow Rustlers.

Fiesty, smiley, and a fantastic athlete, Gabby Hagen is more than just a 5’11” beast at the net. Hagen has been a Varsity volleyball player since her sophomore year of high school while also maintaining a 3.96 grade point average and being a part of honor roll for the past four years.

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Turning a PASSION into a PROFESSION

By MACKENZIE GEORGE

Ryan Banks Ryan Banks’ pep band career spans even more years than his high school one. With at least 20 band members present every game, and sometimes up to 50, the players knew that they could rely on home support, Banks said.

“They want an audience there,” Banks said. “[Without pep band], they would say there’s something missing from the game.”

Now, Banks is heading to BYU-Idaho to study music education within their trumpet studio. He said multiple teachers and private lesson instructors helped him achieve this goal.

“Watching teachers do what they love [made me want] to dedicate more of my life to music. CMR has been a great place to learn and grow, and it was the platform that I build my music career on.”

Jozette Wells After four years of high school orchestra and two of choir, Jozette Wells is ready to pass on her love of music to others. Planning a major in music education, Wells is on her way to MSU. “Music has always been a huge part of my life, and I want to bring music education to kids from poorer countries,”Wells explained.

Wells earned a spot in the AllNorthwest choir her senior year, a competitive honor. “Barb Swaby, [Lynn] Ryan, [Peter] Wilson, and [Steve] Olson really pushed me to become a better musician.

“My parents always have told me to do what I love and that’s music, helping people, and travel.”

Andrew Bursiaga

Thanks to encouragement from drama director Chris Evans, moving to California to follow his dreams of becoming an actor and filmmaker is not as daunting as it once was for Andrew Bursiaga. “[Evans] pushed me out of my comfort zone to become characters I wouldn’t normally be seen as,” Bursiaga said. “And I failed a few times, but it’s good to fail so you know what not to do or try a different method of acting, which he showed me how to do.”

Bursiaga had a major role in the 2018 winter play, “Wait Until Dark,” in which he played a thug who has a change of heart.

“What made me want to pursue acting was realizing how creative filmmakers can be and how actors work,” Bursiaga said.

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TOP: Bursiaga chats with Chris Evans during a rehearsal for “Wait Until Dark” on Nov. 11. LEFT: Bursiaga stars with Emma Tovson.

Photos by Kaylebb Stahmer.

2018 RETIREES

Thank you!

The Rustler family would like to express our appreciation and gratitude for your years of dedication. You have all made an impact on thousands of students through the years, and we are thankful.

Sara Buley

Terri Jones

Brenda Huston

FAREWELL

Christine Perkins

Matt Haag

Erin Thompson

Rene Cleveland

Velma Jordan

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Natalie

Carr

Natalie, Congratulations on graduation! May all of your dreams come true.

We love you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Amanda, Travis, Justin, Kaylie, Roxy, Selena, Lucy, and Cash!

We are very proud of you, Quinn.

Congratulations and good luck at MSU! Love, Dad, Mom, Ian, and Rhys

Quinn

Andrew

Hall

Congratulations, Andrew Hall!

We are very proud of you. We love you very much.

Love, Mommy and Daddy

DeBoo

Ryan, Congratulations on all your many accomplishments! We are so proud of all you have done, but more importantly the good choices you have made and the young man you are becoming. Remember: the best is yet to come! We love you!

Love, Dad, Mom, Jessica, Shelby, Luke, and Levi

Ashley Seibel

Congratulations, Ashley Lillian Marie Seibel!

We are so very proud of you and all of your accomplishments.

You are an amazing young lady with a great future in teaching ahead of you. Good luck at the University of Providence!

We love you so much, Mom and Dad

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Ryan Banks

Clara

McClain

You are everything I dreamed you would be. You’re beautiful, intelligent, generous, and fierce.

Once you were my baby girl; now you are my shining star. Remember throughout your life, you can do small things in great ways.

Love, Mom

Congratulations, Ayana!

We couldn’t be more proud of all you’ve accomplished. We thank all your teachers, coaches and friends for making this journey unforgettable.

Keep smiling. Keep dreaming. Keep praying.

We love you dearly, Mom, Dad, Adonai, Onika & Ari.

Mackenzie

George

Ayana

Gray

Ayana Gray

Kaden

Walsh

Mackenzie, what a pleasure it has been to watch you grow up and become the amazing young lady you are today.

Congratulations to you on all of your achievements!

We are so very proud of you and happy for you.

Best of luck to you as you embark upon your next adventure at Columbia.

Congratulations, Kaden! We are so proud of everything you have accomplished and look forward to your next adventure!

Love you so much, Mom and Dad

Love, Mom, Olivia, and Lauren

Jake Smith There are many steps in the journey of life, and yours is off to a great start. Remember the past, live the present, and look forward to the future.

So proud of you!

Love Always, Grand Ma & Grand Pa

Elizabeth

Baumann

Elizabeth Baumann, After 6 schools in 4 states and 1 foreign country, YOU FINALLY MADE IT! Your love of learning and desire to travel will take you on endless adventures. We are so proud!

Love, Dad & Mom

Korena

Frantzich

Korena, CONGRATULATIONS, BUG! SO PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND LONI GRADUATION 2018 / RUSTLERNEWS.COM 19

You’re not just hurting yourself ...

You’ve worked hard to earn your diploma. Stay smart.

Don’t drink underage or drive impaired.

Congratulations, Class of 2018!

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“My father basically [inspired me to join the Air Force.]

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Student

By SOPHIE ARON

Mackenzie George

TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT

GOVERNMENT

Senior Class

For the past four years, Mackenzie George has been a big part of the Rustler student government team. This past year, she represented the senior class as the class president.

“I have really enjoyed getting to know the different groups at CMR,” George said.

She said she has enjoyed planning events and seeing how things work behind the scenes.

“Prom was especially cool for that reason,” she said. ”I think prom was my favorite part because of the dozens of students from both the junior and senior classes that showed up to help that morning.” “[Student government] is a way to take pride in your school other than sports or music.”

“My favorite part of student government has been having the opportunity to be an advocate in our school and also getting to work with such great teachers and advisors for the past four years.”

Abby Allison

Rebecca Bergman

Ever since sophomore year, when her class panel asked her to fill an empty spot in student government, Rebecca Bergman has been an active member of CMR student government.

“My favorite thing about student government would definitely be that it has allowed me tons of opportunities to become involved in CMR in a way that I couldn’t have been without it,” Bergman said.

Above all, Bergman said she has especially enjoyed tours, volunteering and setting up for school activities.

Bridger Brady

Bridger Brady held the treasurer position this year on the senior representative slate.

Brady enjoyed the chances he got to become a more active student of the school.

“The fact that you get more opportunities to help out at various school functions and community events [is great],” he said.

Of all the projects student government worked on throughout the year, Brady especially enjoyed Prom because of the succesful turnout.

Senators “I would say my favorite thing about student government was being with a good group of people that I probably wouldn’t have gotten to know if it weren’t for student government.”

Gerrit Bloemendaal

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“My favorite part of student government was planning prom and getting to hear everyone’s ideas about it.”

Emma Tovson

“My favorite part of student government has been being able to watch people’s ideas grow.

Starting from freshman year to senior year, the representatives get more creative and start to know what their class likes and dislikes.”

Shakira Brien

Representatives “I’ve loved getting involved in the programs and things this school has organized firsthand. Knowing what’s going on and being able to get other kids involved has been great and made the events way more fun.”

Annabella Aline

“My favorite part of student government has been making a difference and a lasting impression on CMR.”

“My favorite part of student government was becoming a part of the swamp and blindly voting in the interest of the establishment on the decisions that affect the whole school.”

“I really enjoyed all the support and backing by Mr. Anderson.”

Jake Smith

Nate Moore “I’ve been thankful to have found my passion for education and politics through my position on the board of education. I’ve also loved getting to know kids from around the state and putting on events for CMR.”

Molly DeMarco

Oliva Bauman

Student Body

PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

Nico Sanchez Julia Gremaux

Over the past year, Julia Gremaux and Nico Sanchez have been working side by side to give the student body an enjoyable school year and one that they would remember.

From pep assemblies to spirit days, the two hand their hands full.

For Sanchez, the speeches really stood out as his favorite part of the position.

“I liked writing and public speaking,” he said. “[ Just] being able to express my words.”

On the other hand, Gremaux enjoyed interacting with students in order to make positive changes around the school.

“My favorite part of student government is being the person students come up to to confide in on what they want to see change in their school,” she said.

At the beginning of high school, Sanchez said he was rather introverted and wasn’t sure that student government would be the right decision for him, but during his sophomore year he decided to step out of his bubble and change who he was.

“I knew I impacted people with other things that I do, such as music and my smile. So, I wanted to make a bigger impact in people’s lives by running for president,” Sanchez said.

Gremaux kept busy this year with planning pep assemblies, Homecoming and other activities, but she especially enjoyed spirit days.

“I would see kids who don’t get involved in any school activity dress up for a theme day and it would make all my hard work worth it.”

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Pop Culture

Entertainment

By MAYGIE LI

Trends

“The whole idea of life being kind of like a roller coaster, you can either fight it...or you can take it for the “I cherished all the ride that it is.” memories that have - Andrea Lane prepared me for my future endeavors.”

-Makenzie Robertson

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•Brooke Crabtree reminisces back to freshman year.

“I think that was when Birkenstocks were a

huge hit!”

Events

•Jake Wilkins looks back at the well known dance move “the whp and the nae nae”.

“Hit’in the whip!”

•Emmalee Barnes recalls “the ground is lava!”junior year.

Silas Andrews is into one particular game senior year.

“I would say Fornite definitely.”

Social media

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BIG time proud of you, Olivia!

Love, Dad, Mom, Hannah, Rodger, & Camden GO Cats!

Olivia

Bauman

Jake Smith We are so very proud of your accomplishments so far, and know that your future will be even more amazing!

"Believe you can and you're halfway there."- TR We love you – BIG-LY, Uncle Shawn & Aunt Dee Aunt Keara & Uncle Scott

Jozette Wells Carry on your life journey: Strength, Courage, Compassion and Faith Remember the words: "Be the change you wish to see in the world." ~ Gandhi We are so very proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad and AJ

Blair

Our little "V", Take pride in how far you've come.

Have faith in how far you can go.

But don't forget to enjoy the journey.

Spread your wings, for the best is yet to come. Always remember how much you're loved.

Hebnes

Her smile is infectious.

Her intellect is strong and graceful.

Her humor makes us laugh.

Her heart is kind and warm.

Above all ,we love that she is our daughter.

Congratulations, Blair!

It is your road. Reach for the stars!

May you always B happy!

Love, Dad & Mom

Love, Mom & Dad

Kyle, We are proud of you and love you!

We wish you much success as a War Eagle!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Jessica

Davina

Decker

Kyle Byrne

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Jacob

Janusz

“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe.”

—Anatole France We are so proud of the young man you've become.

Congratulations on graduating!

The next chapter in your life is going to be an exciting one!

Breanna

Hyatt

Brittany

Snider

Brittany, we are so very proud of the young lady you have become! You will succeed at anything you put your mind to.

Congratulations!

Love, Dad, Mom, & Destany

Katie

Achilles

We love you!

Good luck, Alex Ashy, and Tator Bug We are so proud of you.

Congratulations!

Love, Mom, Dad, & Eisenbarths

Congratulations, Breanna!

From a 1 lb 12 oz preemie, to the beautiful young lady you have become, we are all proud of you. Follow your dreams. You can do anything you set your mind to. You have already accomplished so much, and we can’t wait to see what your amazing future holds.

Love, Mom, Josh, Samarra, Kaydence, Grandpa, and Karen

Kayla

Underwood

To our amazing daughter/ sister. You are truly a blessing sent from Heaven. We can’t express how much joy and love you have and continue to bring into our lives. Your compassion and acceptance for others, high morals, and your desire to the best “YOU” that you can become will continue to take you far in life. You will achieve all your goals, and we will always be there to cheer you on!

Love you to the moon and back!

Mom, Dad and Kendra

We love you, Eli! Keep reaching towards your goals. There is no limit to what you can achieve.

Elijah

Congratulations!

Mom, Robert, Emma, and Grandma

Arnold

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Logan

Stene

Zoey Keel

Logan, Congratulations on your achievements!

You have made us all proud.

Love, Mom, Dad, Cody, Grandma and Grandpa Stene, and Grandpa and Grandma Neumann

Samantha

Murray

Rama, We couldn’t be more proud!

We love you so much!

We are so proud of you, Zoey! Good luck at MSU! We are excited to watch you follow your dreams!

Love you, Mom, Dad, & Gracie

Mom and Dad

Maygie

Emmalee

LI

Barnes

We love you, Baby Girl!

Congratulations and good luck in your future.

You are amazing!

We all wish you a bright and academic future!

Love, Grandma, Dad, Mom, Aunty and Brother

Love, Dad and Mom

Annabella

Aline

“Where friends meet and become our friends, too!”

Way to go, Annabella!

We love you without measure!

Congrats Class of 2018!

Mom & Dad

4th Generation Proudly Serving You! 1800 Smelter Ave. Black Eagle

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Stampede Seniors Looking Forward Quincy abandons her career as a successful writer and Oxford literature professor to move to Florence, Italy and become a palm reader.

Sophie becomes a freelance photographer and lives in a humble cabin in the Austrian Alps.

Clara adopts all the stray cats to live on her cat farm and run free while she lives in her tiny home.

Julia is a photographer for Time magazine, and with her photos reports on all of the newfound world peace.

Mackenzie becomes editorin-chief of the New York Times.

Maygie becomes a bum for pursuing art on the sidewalk of LA boulevard.

She will share her legacy with her future children, husband, and however many pets they can have.

After a successful law career, Emily is appointed to be a Supreme Court Justice by 50th President Mackenzie George.

Clara reworks the American education system and students everywhere rejoice.

Quincy becomes United States Poet Laureate 2035

After college, Maygie pursues a career in creative or art directing for a large company like Vogue.

By EMILY CAPPIS

Sophie is married to a beautiful mountain man and has a dog named Douglas.

In her spare time, Emily runs a dog refuge with her husband Harry Styles & cow Maybell.

Julia goes completely off grid and is never heard from again until she wins the world record for biggest rainbow trout

Mackenzie uses her fortune to buy a pet giraffe.

Breanna becomes a graphic designer, then eventually becomes an animator, finally publishing her own manga hoping to be a part of making it into an anime.

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A Stampede

Goodbye 2018 Senior Magazine

Full of school spirit and going to all the games together

By JULIA GREMAUX

Stampede Seniors in front of their elementary school

Principal Kerry Parsons bids farewell to class of 2018 Congratulations to the Class of 2018. Throughout this school year, I have participated in many conversations about the quality of your graduating class. Several of us from the CMR family have been impressed with the leadership, academic achievement, quality citizenship, and many other successes that has set the bar high for future classes.

As educators, we take great pride in watching students take advantage of all that this high school has to offer. While many of you will soon be going off to college, hitting the work force, or joining the military, please try to remember the experience you had at CMR. While many of you have experienced some challenges as you navigated through your high school years, I hope that the majority of you can reflect back on a mostly positive experience.

The faculty of this high school is proud and appreciative to have served you. We only hope that you have put yourselves in a position to open any door of your choosing.

While those doors make look different from one person to the next, the common theme should include happiness and fulfillment.

In conclusion, I wish all of the graduates from 2018 success in whatever road you chose.

Please do not hesitate to share your appreciation and a word of thanks with your parents, family members, friends, and staff members who have helped you with your journey. The small investment of gratitude can pay huge dividends in helping to recharge the batteries of these folks.

Be safe, be kind, be good, and know that you are always part of Rustler Nation!

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Letter from the Editor

It is difficult to say that the past three years I have spent in the journalism room have not shaped me more than almost any other life experience. When I entered room 326 for the first time as a freshman seeking an editor’s position for the following fall, I was thinking less of college and more of new experiences.

Through painted ceiling tiles and exposure to national publications, I was swept up in the desire to learn more about others, share their stories, and create change in a positive way.

A good journalist’s job is to simply report in an unbiased fashion. But that does not mean they are not affected deeply by their work.

By exploring almost every pocket of this high school, I picked up life lessons that would have been impossible to glean from a classroom. The teachers taught me about existentialism and equilateral triangles, and the students taught me how to live.

I learned from them how to be kind. That putting others first, while sometimes challenging, does not have to be a chore. I watched as we bonded freshman year over shared classes and that mutual deer-in-the-headlights look.

I was there as students formed study groups in an attempt to survive junior year together. And now, I’m aware that although tonight may be the last time we are all in the same place, many of those bonds will endure long after caps have been thrown.

I learned what it means to be selfless. I watched teammates put each other first, and I watched friends sacrifice their time or plans for other friends.

I’ve seen coaches put in countless weekend hours for kids who might have complained about it during the fact but truly appreciated it after.

I learned...period. The faculty of CMR are relentless in their quest to not only impart knowledge on their students, but life lessons, too They showed us what it means to be good people as well as good students.

The environment that is room 326 is full of camaraderie, eagerness, acceptance, and passion, and at the center of it all is Beth Britton. She has worked as an English and journalism teacher at CMR for the past 15 years.

Before that she was a reporter for The Great Falls Tribune and before that, the Bend Bulletin in Bend, Oregon. We know her simply and affectionately as B, the woman with a penchant for Buddhas, golden retrievers, and the First Amendment (not in that order). She actively seeks out ways to improve not only the paper, but her students’ high school experience.

Though this is an important quality, it is not unique to B. Many of the faculty I interacted with in my high school career cared just as much if not more about their students as people as they did about their grades. They were there when we needed encouragement to make it through a difficult day.

Most importantly, I learned about the versatility associated with this class.

Any good team is comprised of players that contribute something different. In this respect especially, CMR did not disappoint. You’ll find on our cover that the Class of 2018 shines in the medical field and business department, on the court and on the canvas, in languages and in the auto shop, and on the stage and on the field.

Congratulations to the Class of 2018 on four years of achievement, challenge, and growth. Tonight is a milestone that marks the end of high school, but the beginning of countless opportunities. Thank you for a memorable four years.

Mackenzie George, editor in chief

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Class of 2018

KATHERINE ACHILLES ANNABELLA ALINE BRANDON ALLEN ABBY ALLISON SILAS ANDREWS CHARLIE DANIEL ARMSTRONG ELIJAH ARNOLD SOPHIE ARON RYAN BANKS EMMALEE BARNES OLIVIA BAUMAN ELIZABETH BAUMANN KAYLEE BEER TANNER BELOTE JORDYN BENNETT REBECCA BERGMAN EMILY BIRCH JACOB BIRD SARIAH BLAKE JASON BLAQUIERE GERRIT BLOEMENDAAL KAYLEE BODGE LANDEN BODILY JARYD BOWLIN BRIDGER BRADY CADIE BRANNON SHAKIRA BRIEN AARON BROTT DAMIEN BROWN MARY BROWN ALICYN BUCHANAN KC BUDAY ANGEL BUHLER ANDREW BURSIAGA DANIEL BURTIS CASSIDY BURTSFIELD KYLIE BURTSFIELD MASON BUTTERFIELD KYLE BYRNE LOGAN CAFFEE MORGAN CAMPBELL EMILY CAPPIS TYLER CARBAJAL SARAH CARBIS NATALIE CARR TIFFANIE CARTER SARAH CHERRY JOHN CHIKI ANNETTE CHVILICEK TRUMAN CLEVELAND XAVIER COATES PAYTON COCHRAN MIKAYLA COLE DYLAN CONAWAY CLAYTON CONKLIN BROOKE CRABTREE TRAVEN CRAKER KY-MYIE CRAWLEY CALVIN CROMWELL CONNOR CUCHINE JESSICA DAWSON TUCKER DEBOLT QUINN DEBOO DAVINA DECKER MOLLY DEMARCO AKASIA DENTON JAYC DEPPING MADELYNN DICKHOFF JAYDON DOBROW BRAM DONOVAN NATHAN DORR MARSHALL DOTY DELAYNE DOUCETTE MORGAN DUNCAN JASON DUSTRUDE SHYANNA EAST EMILY EDMISTER KAYCI EDWARDS DALLAS ELLIOTT TRISHA ELLIOTT AIDAN EVANS ALEXANDER FINCH SAVANNAH FISCHER COURTNEY FLICKNER JACOB FORTUNE KORENA FRANTZICH JAMES FREY WARREN FULBRIGHT MATTHEW GANGE ADDISON GARDNER ALEXANDRA GARRISON KASSIDY GATES-YOST MACKENZIE GEORGE REIF GERHART JACOB GILMAN VICTORIA GIRARD BENJAMIN GOSS JACK GRANDONE CECELIA GRASSESCHI AYANA GRAY AMY GREEN RYAN GREEN SADIE GREEN JULIA GREMAUX MADELINE GRIESSMER ABIGAIL GRONNING JAREN GROUX NICOLE GRUBB AUGUSTUS GUNTER GABRIELLA HAGEN ANDREW HALL DEVON HALL DELAND HAMILTON TALIYAH HANWAY STEVEN HASSELSTROM BLAIR HEBNES SIERRA HENRY KRYSTOL HENSON CAIGE HEPWORTH ERICA HILL GAGE HILYARD SERENA HINOJOSA SAMUEL HIRSCH MAURA HODGES KELSEY HOGAN DUNCAN HOLLAR PHOEBE HOUCHINS-PETRI MATTHEW HOULIHAN LOGAN HUOTTE BREANNA HYATT JOSHUA IPOCK GRACIE IVES TAYLOR JACKSON ARIES JACOBSON JACOB JANUSZ CADE JENSEN PEYTON JOHNSON TYLER JOHNSON BENJAMIN KAUL ZOEY KEEL TREVOR KERSEY JADE KINDLER JARED KLINE ALEXIS KOBASA MAKENZIE KOHLES ANDREA LANE DUSTIN LEITHEISER JESS LEMASTER JR MAYGIE LI MICHELLE LI ALLIE LIGHTFOOT MASON LINN JAYDE LOPEZ JOEL LORANG AMBER LOVE JALYN LUNDY PATRICK MARKO KAITLIN MASON CLARA MCCLAIN CALEB MCGUIRE JAMISON MCLAIN CARAC MCWILLIAMS FRANCESCA MCWILLIAMS AYSE MEHMKE MICHAEL MICHELSEN MATTHEW MICKOLIO BRAYDIN MILLER GERNNELL MILLER JAKE MILLER HEAVEN MINTER KATHERINE MOHR NATHAN MOORE PAUL MORRIS DANIEL MORTON SAMANTHA MURRAY ALANE NEDROW BRIGIT NELSON DILLON NEUMANN ERICKA NEUMANN LAUREL NEUMANN BRENDON NEWTON MACKENZIE NICE ALEXIS NORTON HEATHER OBERST AURORA ODÉN JAKE OLSEN MCKENNA OSENTOWSKI ERYCK OTTO ETHAN ZANE PALEN ANDREW PARKER CADENCE PATERNOSTER MEGAN PAUL MADISON PAYNE REBECCA PHELPS COREY PINER CHEYENNE PITNER ZANE POTTRATZ TAYLOR POTTS JUSTIN PRICE DUSTIN QUINTANILLA ELISSIA RAMIREZ TAYLOR RAY KENZIE RAZOTE JOSHUA REEVES KATRINA ROBERTS TYLER ROBERTS MAKENZIE ROBERTSON LINDSEY ROBISON WHITNEY ROGERS STEPHANIE ROLLINS GARRISON ROTHWELL TANNER RUBINO NICOLAS SANCHEZ TAYLOR SANTY LEEANNA SCHEARER KYLER SCHLERETH QUINCY SCHMECHEL JORDAN SCHROEDER ASHLEY SEIBEL LIAM SEXTON SHELBY SHELDON MICHAELLA SHIPP-AHO REANNA SHULAR SERENA SHULTZ ZACKARY SKEET JACOB SMITH BRITTANY SNIDER STERLING SORENSON HUNTER SOWERS TEAGEN SOWERS HALEY SPENCER MIKAYLA SPRAGUE CARLOS STAFFORD WYATT STALSBERG LOGAN STENE CASSIDY STORRUSTEN BRADEN STREMCHA COLE STRONG CADE STUFF KYLER SUDEN LAYNE SUNDLY ELIJAH SUNDSTROM MYRANDA SWEATT JAMES TAKES GUN WYATT TANNER ZACHARY TAYLOR ZACHARY TAYLOR TUCKER THOMAS LEAH THOMPSON EMMA TOVSON BRYSON TREVENA KAYLA UNDERWOOD SAMUEL VINING CAITLYN VIRTS JANAE VOSS ZACHARY WAGENIUS CHLOE WALDENBERG BOEDY WALKER BRIANNA WALKER JUSTIN WALKER STEVEN WALKER KADEN WALSH ANTHONY WALTER AUBREY WASSON EMILY WEBER MICHAEL WEIBEL JOZETTE WELLS BRAYDEN WELTY COOPER WEST JACOB WILKINS GAVIN WILL ZACHARY WILLIAMSON KYRA WILLIS KADEN WLODARSKI HAYLEY WOODARD KYLER WORLEY