Northside Christian High School 2024 Mustangs

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Leaving a Legacy

2024 yearbook dedication

MRS.GOODWIN

The 2024 Yearbook is dedicated to Mrs. Angela Goodwin. Mrs. Goodwin is an NCS Graduate and current teacher in the High School History Department The following dedication is written by her long time friend, previous teacher and coach, Ms. Lisa Jones:

"Angela Goodwin is incredibly deserving of this honor. I have always loved, respected and admired her. This goes back to when she was in 7th grade, despite the fact she had trouble opening my classroom door. Angela is and always has been a person who first and foremost seeks God s will for her life, even as a teenager. Her relationship with Jesus is her #1 priority, and I m so glad that relationship brought her back to Northside. She is a tremendous blessing to her students and the athletes she coaches. Ang can t do anything halfway. She gives everything she has to her family, to her students, and to her athletes. Her love for her kids and her willingness to share her faith with them makes a life-long impact on their lives. It has been an honor to be allowed to watch her grow and develop as an incredible educator and coach. I truly believe she is the most knowledgeable 4x100 relay coach in the state, in large part because of her experience and success in that event for 6 years on the varsity track team right here at NCS. Angela, you are a great example for all your students of how to live a Godly life. The credibility of your faith integrated into every aspect of your life is a testimony of a life well lived for your Savior to everyone who knows you. Thank you being an example of a real Christian for your students, and for truly loving them exactly where they are. I m so very glad you came back to teach at your alma mater! We are all blessed to have you as part of our Northside family." - Lisa Jones

SIMPLY THE BEST!

In my 20 years of coaching; there was always one concept I thought to be paramount: If you build your team and coaching staff with genuinely good people; then you will have a long and happy career. Angela, I m positive that my coaching career would have been much shorter had you not joined our Track and Field staff. Thank you for everything you have done for the program and for me personally. Your contributions to the Mustang program have meant the world to me. From taking over some of the head coaching responsibilities; to developing our relay teams and being an amazing role model for our young Lady Mustangs. But most important to me, just being a good friend and someone to help me keep my sanity. Thank you Little G , You are truly loved and appreciated! - Coach G (Mr. Jeff Goodwin)

There's a reason why on "Cooking Days" students go to Ms. Goodwin's room first; they know they will be met with a smile and a comforting conversation lined with love and care from one of the most loving and caring people they know. (at least, that why I go) Love you Ms. Goodwin.

- Maxwell Graham

I had the chance to get to know what Mrs. Goodwin is like from student council, the hallways, and track. From a student perspective, she is one of the most committed teachers to her students and a caring second mother to those who need it. Her faith and love towards her students is apparent to anyone who meets her and her joy is always contagious. To say I am grateful for her being in my life is a gross understatement. If you don't already know Mrs. Goodwin, we LOVE YOU.

- Arwen Donovan

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Senior Portraits Class of 2024

Class of 2024

Avery Apostolu

PHILLIPIANS 4:13

I can do all things through him who strengthens me.

Chase your dreams but always know the road that will lead you home again

- Tim McGraw

Andreas Alvarez

TIMOTHY 1:7

For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.

SaraKate Beshears

Beshears

JOB 22:28

What you decide on will be done, and light will shine on your way.

"Love Yourz."

- J.Cole

Matthew Bay

PSALM 27:4

One thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and to seek him in his temple.

"I would be nothing without the blood of Jesus."

PROVERBS 20:30

"Sometimes it takes a painful experience to make us change our ways."

"Onward and Upward."

- Libby Golbach

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.

"Turn right to go left."

- Doc Hudson, Cars

Edan Billingsley

Marissa Bonney

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

1 CORINTHIANS 16:14

Let all that you do be done with love.

It s never for nothing.

Ava Cash

PROVERBS 31:25

She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.

Hold on to the memories, they will hold on to you.

-Taylor Swift

Madison Cius

JEREMIAH 29:11

For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

I might be a little late, but "long story short, I survived."

- The Weeknd pass through deep be with you.

Caitlin Chau

have to be sorry for growing up.

-Taylor Swift

Arwen Donovan

PHILIPPIANS 4:6-7

Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.

"That old star can only take you part of the way. You got to help him with some hard work of your own. And then... Yeah you can do anything you set your mind to."Princess and the Frog

PSALM 46:1-3

God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging

"Nothing in this life worth achieving is easy, nor is it impossible ".

Elia Cash

Alec Dockree

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

Christopher Edgar

MATTHEW 6:14

For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.

"Destiny may take my soul but not without a fight."

Hunter German

PHILIPPIANS 4:11-13

I am not saying this because I am in need, for have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do all this through him who gives me strength.

When you put a lot of hard work into one goal and you achieve it, that's a really good feeling - Derek Jeter

Brian Frias-Morales

PROVERBS 15:1

A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.

"Don t be so serious, laugh a little!" - Abuela

JOHN 3:16

"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."

"World keeps spinning, record keeps spinning."

- Soundwaves by Travel Seeds

Maxwell Graham

2 CORINTHIANS 12:10

Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ s sake. For when I am weak, then I am strong.

"But time makes you bolder, even children get older, and I'm getting older too." - Stevie Nicks

1 CORINTHIANS 13:13

And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

Just keep swimming - Finding Nemo

Domenico Fernandez

Cara Glaude

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

Isabella

1 CORINTHIANS 16:14

Let all that you do be done in love.

William Gregory

Caidence Hedges

ROMANS 8:28

"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."

I expect to be great. I expect to do what hasn t been done. I expect to provoke change.

HEBREWS 11:1

Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.

If we save our wild places, we will ultimately save ourselves. We don't own the Earth, we belong to it. And we must share it with our wildlife.

PROVERBS 21:9

Better to live on a corner of the roof than share a house with a quarrelsome wife.

"Nadie sabe lo k va a pasar mañana por eso hay k vivir como el último día."

MATTHEW 11:28

Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

Squidito on el stickito?

- Chicken Joe

MATTHEW 11:28

me, all you who are and burdened, and I you rest.

Sometimes you will never value of a moment becomes a memory.

Michael Harris

Hammil

Trinity Hernandez

Gabriella Hibberd

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

ROMANS 12:2

Do not be conformed to by this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and accept and perfect.

Life is short, the world is want to make some memories.

-Mamma

stand firm during blessed. They are true. They will life God has those who love reward.

PROVERBS 3:16 -17

Long life is in her right hand; in her left hand are riches and honor. Her ways are pleasant ways, and all her paths are peace.

"But we've got dreams and we've got the right to chase them."

4:1

do not believe every test the spirits to whether they are from many false prophets gone out into the world.

to buzz the tower.

2 CHRONICLES 15:7

But as for you, be strong and do not give up, for your work will be rewarded.

"Yesterday'shistory. Tomorrow's a mystery. So live for today."

-Carrol

Shelby

EXODUS 14:14

"The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.

"No matter where life takes me, find me with a smile" - Mac Miller

Brendan Macking

Mikenzie Mack

Sophia Majewski

Victoria Majewski

Ryan McClanahan

Lola Lee

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

Addison Murphy-Doe

Madison McGuirk

PHILIPPIANS 4:6

Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.

Don t sweat the small stuff

-Nana

Chase Perkey

2 CHRONICLES 15

God will stick with you as long as you stick with him. If you look for him he will let himself be found; but if you leave him he ll leave you.

ISAIAH 58:11

Where God guides, He provides.

"If you think about it, it was over in no time, that's life."

-Frank Ocean

Copeland Oliver

Patience is a skill we must master, patience is one of the most valuable skills a human being must master

JOSHUA 1:9

Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.

"Wheezy, outta here."

-Christian Ball

"There's two things you'll never regret in life, going to the gym and reading your Bible." - PawPaw

Blaise Reynolds

DEUTERONOMY 31:6

Be strong. Take courage. Don t be intimidated. Don t give them a second thought because God, your God, is striding ahead of you. He s right there with you. He won t let you down; he won t leave you.

"Fuhgeddaboudit!"

Joshua Reiter

JOSHUA 1:9

Have I not commanded you?

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you.

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

2 TIMOTHY 2:15

Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved., a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.

"Alright, here it is, 90 days fellas, 90 days." - Mike Alstott

Emmilia Rosenquist

PSALM 101:1

I will sing of steadfast love and justice; to you, O Lord, I will make music.

The beautiful thing about learning is that nobody can take it away from you. - B.B. King

Shaikh

PSALM 23:6

Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

"Some journeys lead us far from home. Some adventures lead us to our destiny."

PSALM 51:10

Create in me a a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.

"I had to work hard because I like expensive things."

1 JOHN 4:19

We love because he first loved us.

"Life is like Fortnite. The environment changes, the loot changes, but the Ws never leave."

JOHN 3:16

God so loved the world he gave his one and only that whoever believes in shall not perish but have eternal life. done is better than well

Gracie Sequin

Brayden Scarbro Janessa

Logan Silvers

Ava Somers

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

COLOSSIANS 3:17

And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.

Think about it, pray about it.

Haley Somers

MICAH 7:8

For though I fall I will rise again. Though I sit in darkness, the Lord will be my light.

ROMANS 8:28

And we know that all things work together for good, to the who are the called according to his purpose.

"If you wait till the last minute, it only takes a minute."

PHILIPPIANS 4:6

Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

"Nothing in life is impossible as long as you take that first step."

PROVERBS 12:1

Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid.

"A friend should always underestimate your virtues and an enemy overestimate your faults."

- Don Vito Corleone

PROVERBS 13:20

Become wise by walking with the wise; hang out with fools and watch your life fall to pieces.

"Gimme Threee."

Gavin Stamey

Shy'la Speight

Caleb Torrey

Blake Van Wormer

Carson VanSweden

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

EPHESIANS 3:20

Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.

If you re alive, you re blessed. You can make what you want of your life.

- Sadie Crowell

MICAH 6:8

He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.

"They say you are what you eat, but I don t remember eating a goat."

Melissa Khanh Vu

ISAIAH 60:22

When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen.

"Don t settle for what life gives you; make life better and build something."

MATTHEW 22:14

For many are called, but few are chosen.

"The person that said that winning isn t everything, never won anything."

Alyvia Walls Zuri Watson Sydney White Grant Veit

PHILIPPIANS 4:6

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.

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

Abraham Lincoln

MATTHEW 19:26

Jesus looked at them and said, With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.

"The only impossible journey is the one you never begin."

Juliana Volpe

Senior Portraits Class of 2024

JUDE 1:2

Mercy, peace, and love be yours in abundance.

Well, that's the good part I guess. You get to go find a

Jonathan Wilkins

EPHESIANS 2:10

For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.

"No matter what you do, be an affable fellow. Be the one who can get along, be the one who

Senior Class of 2024

Class of 2024 Verse:

"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."

Jeremiah 29:11

Annaliese Winters

walked with their journey God. Or by giving students pictures that showed a special moment that they will be able to keep forever.

who led others.

remembered kindness to help Since I ve ve tried God s love through me and I hope have seen that. I also want to be remembered for my passion, both as a worship leader and even academically. After all, God calls us to be leaders for him, and I hope that I have fulfilled that.

often have a positive influence on someone's day. To hold the door, to give a dap, to make a joke, to share a smile, these are the pillars, the foundation, on which I wish my memory to rest.

up and know that with them through journey.

want to be remembered as someone who is always a friend to everyone.

leave Northside, be remembered as who was level and you could about anything.

Before leaving this school, I would love to leave a legacy of respect, responsibility and resilience. I just came to the US 2 years ago and there are lots of differences in cultures and society norms between here and where I used to live. In the very first months in Northside, I still had some language barriers. I tried to learn, adapt and be more hardworking cause I usually have to spend more time comprehending the lessons than others. But I believe that resilience would help everyone in this world be better and achieve any goals in this life.

SEN IORSLegacy Leaving a

Melissa Vu Caleb Torrey

Madison Cius Blaise Reynolds

Maxwell Graham Cara Glaude Perkey

Spread By: Micaela Oliver

Miss NCS Mr. NCS

Janessa Shaikh Jameson Jenson

Leaving a Legacy

"Dear Janessa,

Your passion and love for life has always been evident in the ways you care so deeply for others and their well-being. Northside has offered you so many opportunities over the years to build relationships, and you have embraced those opportunities with open arms and an open heart! It has been fun to watch you grow in a variety of interests, whether it was your love for choir and performing in musicals, or your passion for the pool when you started competing on the swim team in 6th grade, or even most recently when you joined the lacrosse team in your senior year. Still, your love for those extracurriculars has always been enriched by the relationships you have built. Over time, we watched your passion develop into leadership and before we knew it, your passion for people evolved into a passion for justice. As your parents, it has been such a privilege for us to witness your pursuit to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves! We know that no matter which avenue you take to continue this fight, you will maintain a deep love for others and for that we are so proud as your heart for people reflects the heart of God. Congratulations for receiving this tremendous honor as Miss NCS. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad"

Leaving a Legacy

"Jameson,

You have been a leader since the day you were born; not by your own choice, but by Gods design. Oldest of 13 grandchildren you have had many nicknames, Pied Piper, Gentle Giant, Buddy, and JJ; yet those don t even begin to cover the many facets of your personality. You quietly and consistently choose to do the hard work and treat others with dignity and respect. You have never sought the limelight but God placed amazing people in your life who have drawn those talents out for his glory. We are forever grateful for the NCS community for embracing our family; creating this nurturing, loving, challenging environment where our kids can flourish and be known. You have made the most of your time at NCS by simply being yourself; authentically and humbly responding to Christ s call on your life and encouraging others to do the same. We couldn t be prouder of you receiving the honor of Mr. NCHS, and look forward to seeing the next group of faithful leaders step up and answer the call. Love, Dad, Mom, Justice, and Ayven Jensen."

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Gabriella

senior class voted senior superlatives

Most Likely to Win the Hunger Games

Most Likely to Be Famous

Murphy-Doe

Mikenzie Mack and Brian Frias-Morales

Matthew Bay and Lola Lee

Brendan Macking and Ava Somers

Andreas Alvarez and Emmilia Rosenquist

Caitlin Chau and Maxwell Graham

Most Likely to Host a Late Night Talk Show

Alyvia

Christopher Edgar and Janessa Shaikh

Jonathan Wilkins and Shy'la Speight

Copeland Oliver and Gabriella Hibberd Most Likely to Make Your Day

Retreat

CLASS OF Seniors Highlights

Chase Perkey and Domenic Fernandez playing games.

Elia Cash, Mikenzie Mack, Madison Mcguirk, Lola Lee, Bella Hammil, Victoria Majewski, and Caitlen Chau waiting to play manhunt.

The Senior class poses in front of their Barbie vs. Ken hallway for Homecoming week.

Shy'la Speight, Emmilia Rosenquist and Trinity Hernandez pose at CC

Logan Silvers and Mrs. Lamm pose for a photo at the retreat

Seniors gathering together for night games and a campfire at the retreat.

Michael Harris, Brendan Macking, Jameson Jenson. Copeland Oliver, Zuri Watson, Shy'la Speight, Trinity Hernandez, Emmilia Rosenquist, Grant Veit, Lily Horne and Mr. Horne pause for a photo on the dock at Lake Aurora

Caitlyn Chau and Courtney Mack share big smiles after setting up their bunks at retreat

Juliana Volpe, Madison Cius, Gabby Hibberd and Arwen Donovan at the pier

Arwen Donovan and Matthew Bay in the photo booth at the Out West Dance

Senior Buddies at the Trunk or Treat

Seniors at praise and worship during the retreat

Bella Hammill, Ava Cash, Courtney Mack and Elia Cash gear up for the zipline at retreat

JUNIORS JUNIORS

Powell (11) and Tanner (11) performing as dinosaurs junior class dance.

evan Ferral, Jackson Kirkland and Maddie Zook their time on Hoco Court. Cullen and Owen WIlls are about their work.

Ferrel (11) and Nick Bertrand the student section in their attire for the football game. 5. Junior Ethan Mia learning his music in band class

Blake Borges (11) making his Spanish Country Project banner

Gage Cullen (11) and Owen Wills (11) working hard to get their assignment done for their english class.

Juniors, Chase DeLarbre and Joey Espro getting ready to tap the night away as Santas at the opening show of Elf.

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Juniors Class Portraits

want to be remembered as someone who people could depend on, no matter what.

students, don t let it pass you by, Be involved and stick to your values, it will be worth it. I know school can be challenging and overwhelming, but take everything one step at a time and surround yourself with people that make the good moments great.

embodies what it to be a Mustang. And that one percent that molds the student body in such a way that shapes the future of everyone.

Similarly, I wish that legacy I leave on the school not only reflects those same values but also a driven spirit working to achieve the best for others. I want to be remembered as someone who was involved with everything but still took the time to make every moment count. My time at Northside has flashed before my eyes, but I know that if my 1st grade self saw who I am as a person today, she would be proud.

dedication, perseverance, and faith, you can achieve anything. I also want to inspire people to walk out the Word of Life even when it seems the world stands against you, which it will, because it hated Yeshua, He said it will hate you too if you love and follow Him.

people felt comfortable to be around and enjoy my company.

JUN IORS Legacy Leaving a

everything he does. I also want to be remembered as the guy who was always there to help those who needed it. I want to be a role model for younger students by leading by example by not just talking the talk, but walking the walk.

Joey Espro Madeline Zook

Jackson Parker Chance Rabin Jacob Hoff

Charlotte Kennedy

Anna Rozance Nolan Workman

Spread By: Micaela Oliver

SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE

"Well, I m so blessed to your class. Many of you elementary school and you grow. Our best years still to come! Remember Jesus!

-Mrs. Hernandez

Homecoming Highlights

2026 2026 CLASS OF

"The sophomore class is a family that unites together to embody a Christian example, while living their high school experience to the fullest. As Bobby Hern would say, We are built on a firm foundation.

- Bobby Hern and Caiden Stephenson

"We are Family"

"The sophomore class represents what a true community looks like. We have built a family atmosphere that will always connect us all. Our fun and energetic lifestyle has allowed us to develop a very involved spirit that will continue to grow throughout our high school experience. Most of all we have goals in mind that keep us inspired and excited for the future. "

-Sofia Rodriguez

Jenna Titara, Elle Smith, and Ava Bumgarner getting ready for Baptism Chapel.

to the homecoming.

Sophomore Guys feeling "Spirited" at Homecoming.

Sophomore sponsors feeling spirited while posing for a picture on spirit day during Homecoming week. spirit day.

Crump Smiling and enjoying homecoming week with his friends and class.

Emery Earle, Addison White, and Micaela Oliver celebrating their win against the freshmen in flag football.

SOPHOMORES

Richason Kristin Withey Emery Earle

Smith

graduate from Northside.

to complete that goal through high school and into college for the youth to act in the way that Jesus should, and I will be their right hand man throughout that journey.

athlete who put God first and stayed steadfast in achieving academic excellence, while also enjoying high school and sports.

like to leave a mark people and they like, "man that dude was super nice. I should be like him." The Bible states that you should be like Jesus, so I love unconditionally and be kind no matter what, even when it is difficult, I will try my best.

Everyone faces adversity in life, but being able to be there for someone, not only for their highs, but also for their lows, is what separates the true friends from the fake friends.

classmates and would like to as a nice and someone that helps everyone. I want to be remembered as someone who always made people smile and laugh.

SOPHO MORES Legacy Leaving a

Addison White

Milko-Pierre Milkov Madison Deslandes

Erik Bergstrom Smith

lacrosse and good God.

Bobby Hern

Bode Lee Leah Richason

Spread by: Micaela Oliver

FRESHMA N FRESHMA N CLASS OF

2027 2027

FRESHMAN Highlights

Class of 2027 Events

A group of freshman boys dressed up as Knights and the Disco during Homecoming week.

Marshall Hall and Jocelyn Valeda enjoying the Out West dace.

The Freshman Dancing to their choreographed dance during Homecoming week.

Andrew Book Playing the trombone with the Jazz Band during the NHS induction Ceremony.

Kylie Green contemplating her next move during a heated volleyball game

Top 1 and 2: Freshman boys performing cheer portion of HOCO Games

Above: Freshman performing their during the pep rally on HOCO Spirit

Right: The Freshman Shirt design Homecoming Far Right: Caleb Alves at the HOCO

Gavin Gross telling the audience how "Nobody Cares About Santa" in Elf.

Kendall Ridgeway and Lexie Halkett on their way to the Homecoming dance.

Jason Baker and Caleb Alves pose for a photo on the first day of school.

Daniel Cook and Halen Beauchamp having fun

Timothe Lepetit at the top of the pyramid during the HOCO Freshman Cheer on Spirit Day

Freshman showing lots of class spirit during the pep rally on Spirit Day

Kylie Green, Brielle Nestor, Kayla Gross, and Taylor Zook pose for a volleyball photo

Mitchell Rogers plays the xylophone for the band show.

Brielle Nestor poses for a picture during a break at a volleyball match.

Jon Myers playing hard during the HOCO volleyball game

FRESHMAN

athlete who tried to model God in everything I do.

leave a good impression on what it means to follow Christ. I want to leave my footprint on this school for others to follow so that this place can be the best it can be.

someone who passionate about athletics and in education. Along with someone who is determined to stay true to herself and not change based on others, but change as my relationship with God grows into something deeper.

be here. I feel like we lose kids year after year, I want to change that not be remembered.

When I leave I want to be remembered as a leader. I want people to see a strong student athlete. I want people to see a good role model and someone to look up too. I want people to see the good and look past the bad and look at my mistakes and not make the same ones.

I want to be known leader. I want people remember me as strong Christian example for others. want people to think that I am an encouragement to others and a kind person.

When I leave Northside, I want to be remembered as someone who keeps their word and is trustworthy, I also want to be known as someone who leads spiritually.

m a Senior, I be remembered as a others can look hope that I set example and exhibit of the spirit for other students.

FRES HMEN Legacy Leaving a

Kylie Green

Elijah Hamm

Marshall Hall

Jocelyn Valeda

Kayla Gross Caleb Alves

Layla Tyler

Lucas Kinsella

spread by: Micaela Oliver

Panda Express

Papa Johns

Mrs. Tracy Gamble and Mr. Julius Hasko are always happy to greet hungry students at the hot lunch counter.

HOCO DRESS UP DAYS

Senior girls dressed up as Care Bears for Blast to Your Past day during Homecoming week.

A group of Sophomores dressed up as their favorite childhood tv show; Veggie Tales for Blast to Your Past day.

group of juniors posing for a picture on Spirit their spirit gear.

A group of Junior Guys Dressed up as Wii Sports during homecoming week on Blast to your Past Day.

Sophomores, Madison Deslandes and Giselle Spence looking amazing in their Spirit wear during Homecoming Week.

Games

FEATURED PLAYERS

Ryan McClanahan and Hernandez before a competition the Elizabeth Salyers (10) mentally preparing for the next play.

1. Turner Gross (11) celebrating after soaring high with an Epic Spike!

2. Christian Ellison (9) Dominating the Court with a Powerful Hit!

3. Brian Morales (12) Reaching for the Stars with a Block, Boosted by Parker Johns' (10) Spirited Cheers!

Senior, Will Gregory, preparing to dominate at dodge ball against the juniors during homecoming week.

Senor, Ryan McClanahan being thrown in the air during the Boys cheer.

Junior, Alex Timm, locked in to beat the Sophomores in Round 1.

Freshman girls coaching their boys during the Freshman cheer.

Senior, Andreas Alvarez, Throwing a fast ball during the dodge ball game against the Juniors.

2023-2024

HOCO Royals

King And Queen

The Field Lit Up

"It felt great and I was very honored to voted Homecoming King by my peers."

-Zuri Watson

"I was really really shocked to win Homecoming Queen. It was an incredible honor and I can t believe that Northside picked me."

- Emmilia Rosenquist

HOMECOMING COURT 2023

Freshmen: Brielle Nestor, Jocelyn Valeda, Orion Sillito, Zion Watson, Sophomores: Micaela Oliver, Elle Smith, Arizona Clark, Erik Bergstrom Juniors: Nia Kirkland, Madeline Zook, Evan Ferrell, Jackson Powell Seniors: Ava Cash, Elia Cash, Trinity Hernandez, Lola Lee Mikenzie Mack, Emmilia Rosenquist, Brian Frias-Morales, Copeland Oliver, Chase Perkey, Brayden Scarbro, Grant Veit, and Zuri Watson

Seniors: Emmilia Rosenquist, Chase Perkey, and Trinity Hernandez

Seniors: Mikenzie Mack and Lola Lee

Seniors: Elia Cash, Brian Frias-Morales, and Ava Cash

Juniors: Evan Ferrell and Madeline Zook

Juniors: Jackson Powell and Nia Kirkland

Sophomores: Arizona Clark and Elle Smith

Sophomores: Erik Bergstrom and Micaela Oliver

Freshman: Brielle Nestor and Jocelyn Valeda

2023 Homecoming Queen, Emmilia Rosenquist, plays the guitar on top of the band major platform during the band show right after receiving the crown.

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Dance the Night Away

Superlatives Homecoming

and Copeland Oliver (12)

Best Football MVP Alivia Walls (12)

Dodge (12) and Chance Rabin (11)

Dream Date Trinity Hernandez (12) and Chase Perkey (12) and EJ Jerger (12)

Best Hair Madison Cius (12)

Varsity Sports

Mustangs, Varsity Football

Jerger (12)

Jasir Groce (10) and Owen Smith (10) Coach

Chase Burrill handing off Zuri Watson (12) to run it the house another Mustang touchdown.

JJ Ferguson (10) running off the field after a big play for the Mustangs helping them win on their home field.

Cailon Kaigler (11) looking for an opening to run up for the touchdown at the first home game of the Season

Coach Max Massengill, Coach Huges, Coach Tommy,Coach Mancuso, Coach Jim Massengill, Head Coach: Bailey Granier, Coach Halipijo, Coach Zepp, Coach Jamal, Coach Zeke, Coach, Matt Talbert (9), Jameson Jenson (12), Blaise Reynolds (12), Grant Veit (12), Grayson Zepp (10), Filmographer Carson Kudelko(10) Gavin Richardson (11), Chase Burrill (9), TK, MacRae Allen (10), James Norge (10), Zuri Watson (12), Nate Austin (10), Black Van Wormer (12), Elijah Hamm (9), Cailon Kaigler (11), Nolan Workman (11), Orion Sillito (9), Owen Smith (10), Gavin Kyriazis, (10), Jasir Groce (10), Joey Espro (11), Copeland Oliver (12), Jac'quey Ferguson (10), Brayden Scarbro (12), Caleb Alves (9), Evan Lockwood(9), S'Mahri Ford(9), Poleat Henry (10), Zion Watson (9), Noah Stamey (9), Samuel Andujar (10), Alec Dockree (12), Adrian Hilliard (10), Cody Hubbard (12), Cody Sanderson(9), Gabriel Ryan(10)

Jameson Jenson (12), (10), and Cody Hubbard rest after a long hard drive.

Gavin Richardson (11) flying over a St. Pete High Devils Defensive back for a big gain and a Mustangs first down.

Grant Veit (12) leading the Mustangs on the opening kickoff hoping to recover the onside kick.

Cailon Kaigler (11) and Jasir Groce (10) paying attention to the game as they take a much needed break after multiple big plays.

Zuri Watson

Brayden Scarbro (12) leading the defense with a huge tackle.

MacRae Allen (10) with a huge gain of yards for a Mustang first down to extend their drive for a touchdown.

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Varsity Cheer

(10), Caylie (11), Kirkland (11), Hadley Cadman (8), (10), Madison Deslanes (10), Lola

Mikenzie Mack (12), Lola Lee (12), Madison McGuirk (12), Hayley Somers (12), Gracie Sequin (12), and

Juliana Vlope (12)

At the fire and ice varsity football game.

(10), Ava and Lola

Juliana Volpe (12), Hayley Somers (12), Mikenzie Mack (12), Gracie Sequin (12) and Lola Lee (12), with Coach Colleen.

(10), Kaylie Holland (10), Nia Kirkland (11), Caylie Christiansen (11), Hadley Cadman (8), Emery (10), Giselle Spence (10), Ava Bumgarner (10), Juliana Vlope (12), Gracie Sequin (12), Lola Lee (12), Mikenzie Mack (12), and Hayley Somers (12).

Spread By: Mia Sarlo

Varsity

The Dream Team

Volleyball

From Players to Friends

TOP ROW: Kylie Green(9), Samuel Cibrone, manager Cash, Taylor Nuce(11), SECOND ROW: Elle Smith(10), Brielle Nestor (9), Trinity (12), Leah Richason (10)

BOTTOM ROW: Charlotte (11), Madison Meyer (11), (9), Taylor Zook (9), Elizabeth Salyers (10)

Kylie Green (9), Kayla Gross (9), Taylor Zook (9), and Brielle Nestor (9).

Charlotte Kennedy (11), Taylor Nuce (11), Madison Meyers (11)

Elizabeth Saylers(10), Leah Richason(10), and Elle Smith(10)

Elle Smith, Crowned in Glory after a Showstopping Performance at Admiral Farragut Academy!

Charlotte Kennedy and Madison Meyer high five each other during a game

Trinity Hernandez (12) preparing for a bump in a heated game against

Elle Smith looking intense as she sets the ball for a Mustang win

Charlotte Kennedy setting the ball for the next round of play

Elizabeth Salyers and Leah Richason cheesing in between plays

A team huddle before an intense game

2023-2024

Swim Season

SENIOR ////////////////////

SPOTLIGHT

Janessa Shaikh

always look forward to the family atmosphere that develops throughout the season as we grow as a team. Whether it's Saturday meets at Northshore or Coach Kay s mac n cheese at District Dinner, will always cherish the friendships made and the memories that will last. I have swam on the Varsity Swim team since 6th grade, and have led the team s cheer with the spirit spear at the beginning of every meet for the past two seasons. My favorite memory on the team is swimming the 500 with a broken toe my sophomore year at the St. Pete City meet.

St.Pete meet in breaststroke.

Janessa Shaikh(12), Kristin Withey(10), and Micaela Oliver(10) smiling after a big win against Clearwater Central Cathloic. Rozance(11) swimming hardest

Alegria Cowley(8) getting a new personal best in breast at districts

Swimming Just Keep

The 2023-2024 swim season was a huge success. Despite the odds, the Swim Team had a Great season. The Girls Team won several dual meets and swam great at Districts, qualifying 5 swimmers through to Regions. Congratulations to Alex Clark, Micaela Oliver, Kristin Withey, Serena Leisure, and Alegria Cowley, qualifying in both individual and relay events. The Boys team, hit hard by illness and injury all season, swam well considering the challenges. Although no Region qualifiers, many swam PR's at Districts. Season ending highlight was Alex Clark's swims at Regions qualified her to swim 2 events at States. Just an 8th grader, She finished 18th and 19th in a very fast 1A classification. This team is very young lots of good things will come their way! - Head Coach, K Caldwell

James Duehring(7) and Christian Elison(9) enjoying practice and rocking a new hairstyle.

Arizona Clark(10) racing for a fast time in 100 fly at Tampa Bay Classic

TOP ROW: Coach K Caldwell, Arizona Clark Max Howard (10), Aiden Brown (11), Christian Eillson (9), Lauren Harvey (8), Coach Melissa Oliver

MIDDLE ROW: Claudia Kennedy (9), Micaela Oliver (10), Alex Clark (8), Anna Rozance Kristin Withey (10), Brai Nienke (10), Serena Leisure (8), Janessa Shaikh (12)

BOTTOM ROW: Griffin Walker (6), Caden Barnaky (6), Phoenix Legg (10), Audrina (10), Alegria Cowley (8), Bryson Nienke (6), James Duehring (7)

Not Pictured: Sarah Boswell (11) and Joshua Cowley (11)

Spread By: Micaela Oliver

2023-2024

BoysGolf

Jackson

improvement this year under Jackson. A commitment to huge improvement our two seniors Ryan leadership. season with a shooting 78 at good enough to Regional Dylan continued his fine play at Regionals shooting 74 for a 11th Place finish out of 70 players. Sophmore Ty Bower has a solid season with the second best scoring average on team with 41.9. Rest of team members included: Chris Fedelim Jr., Anderson Leonard Jr., Milko Millkov So., Walker Olsen So. and Reece Ewin Fr.. the Mustangs have many young talented

"Its not a slice, its a power fade." -Edan Billingsley

Edan Billingsley

Pascia and Senior, Ryan to the sand trap.

(11) green. Reece Ewin (9) teeing up on the green.

Ryan McClanahan, giving a soft

Top Row: Coach DJ Jackson, Chris Fedelim (11), Ty Bower (10), Bottom Row: Trevor Wabnitz (10) Anderson Leonard (11), Milko McClanahan, (12), Edan Billingsley

Dylan Pascia (10) takes a swing vs. Calvary Christian.

Ryan McClanahan, (12) taking a swing

Dylan Pascia (10)

Ryan McClanahan, (12)

8th Grade Stars In Full Swing

Golf Varsity

The team and coaches smile together during a meet against Calvary Christian.

Being the youngest on the team, what do you look forward to in future seasons?

"I am looking forward to making it to regionals as an individual in the future." (Gabi Fisher, 8)

oldest on the team, what give to your youngest team mates?

long walk with a putter" Miksovska (11).

future seasons I forward to having successful team and working our way to states" (Brenna Nienke, 8)

Mustangs Golf team finished 2nd They are seen here holding their the win for their score of 346.

Tereza Miksovska (11) looking her teammates.

Brailyn Nienke (10) swinging hard.

Top Row: Coach DJ, Tereza Miksovska (11), Delaney Schwartz (10), and Madison Gnage (11), Brenna Nienke (8), Leona Mounts (11), Ryleigh Grace

Leona Mounts (10), Madison Gnage (11), and Tereza Miksovska (11)

2023-2024

Cross Country

"Our Sport is your sport's punishment"

Brendan Macking

2023-2024

Northside is made leading the underclassmen through

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The boy's team celebrating team captain and senior Brendan Macking after triumphant cross country

Coach Barry Greenleaf, Jackson Parker (11), Chase Pierce (9), Micheal Harris (12), Brendan Macking (12), Jason Baker (11), Coach Bobbitt, Chloe Christiansen (9), Amelia Rosenquist (12), Jude Bobbitt (8), Andy Book (9), Trinity Hernandez (12), Griffin Lanore (9), Hannah Edgar (10), Rachel Boswell (11), Colin Brandes (7), Sean Cox (11), Trevor Wilson (10), Shy'la Speight (12), Adelyn Huckabee (6), Carson Savino (7), Charlie Bobbitt (7), Carson Davenport (6), Finley Ryan (7), Madison McCoy (7), Noah Cibrone (6), Lila Shore (8), Alivia Book (8),

The Cross Country Team coming together to pray before a meet.

The Seniors celebrating a wonderful season.

The Girl's team are posing after a successful Cross Country season.

From Top Left: Coach Lanny Wilson, Christopher Edgar (12), Aiden Brown (11), Jasper Eldridge (10), Daryn Godoy (11), Alexander Valentiejus (11), Calia Fox (10), Griffin Lanore (9), Christian Ellison (9), Colin Cox (9), David Wilson (11), Jason Baker (11), Madeline Zook (11), Connor Crump (11), Nolan Gross (6), Chance Rabin (11), Murphy Ellis (11), Gabreiella Hibberd (12), Jonathan Zayas (8)

Central: Jenna (10) Anna Rozance (11) their way trough the competition in Mario Cart 8

High Score Seniors: Seniors Gabriella Hibberd (12) and Christopher Edgar (12) showed the E-Sports world

the winter season!

The Hit Box Hero: Coach Lanny Wilson leads his team trough thick and thin in every Super Smash Bros, Rocket League, and Mario Cart match!

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Varsity Boys Basketball

Go Mustangs!

Head coach:

Doug Scull

Assistant Giovonni

Players

Matt Di Cristo

Rhett Iglinski

Noah Nicholson

Jon Myers

Elijah Ahlers

Alexander

Not Pictured:

Zion Watson

Ethan Mai

Cailon Kaigler

Cailon Kaigler (11) passing the ball Rhett Iglinski (11) blocking

Go Mustangs!

Kristin Withey

COACH TRAVIS COACH TRAVIS

Jamariyah Pettis

"This season was about setting 1 win in two years to a winning program the next overcame some adversity and decided to stay together they would ve broken apart. We are very proud bigger and better things are coming. We just have to make sure we trust the process. To our seniors Sydney (Kid) White and Ava Mae Somers, you ladies are special to me for going through the 4 years and believing that we could turn things around and off the strength of that you have changed the culture of Northside girls basketball forever. I m thankful and blessed to be a part of such an incredible group of ladies. We believe the job isn t finished. Next season we are in it to finish what this group started. Forever thankful."- Coach Trav.

Varsity Girls Basketball

COURT ON THE Varsity Girls Basketball

Ava

SEASON "To MOST MOMENT " When Rocks BIGGEST "Trae

Delani Knight (10), Coach Travis Donaldson, Leona Mounts (10), Micaela Oliver (10), Lilyana Skull (11), Sydney White (12), Kristin Withey (10), Sofia Rodriguez (10), Mariya Sapundzhieva (10), Rilee Knight (11), Ava Somers (12), Jamariyah Pettis (11)

Sofia Rodriguez

Rilee Knight

ON THE MAT

Varsity Wrestling

Coach Kyle

Brady Saylers (7) pushing out his opponent.

Nolan Workman getting ready to dominate the competition

Brady Saylers pinning his opponent

Jason Baker (11) takes a moment to prepare for a match.

Nolan Workman (11) shooting a double leg against an opponent from Boca Ciega High School.

Brady Salyers (7) looking to attack an opponent.

Nolan Workman (11) trying for a pin against Boca Ciega High School.

Carter Smith (10), Michael Harris (12), Gage Cullen (11), Jason Baker (11), Brady Salyers (7), Luke Gilroy, Nolan Workman (11), Phoenix Legg, Audie Smith

Cheering on his wrestlers.

Varsity Boys Lacrosse

Brayden Scarbro and Gage Cullen Blaise Reynolds

Head Coach Fred Espro, Coach Mo Asif. Tyson Asif (11), Aiden Brown (11), Gage Cullen (11), Chase DeLarbre (11), Joey Espro (11), Drew Espro (8), Chris Fedelim (11), JJ Ferguson (10), Evan Ferrell (11), Jacob Hoff (11), Henry Icely (10), Christian Kinsella (11), Bode Lee (10), Colin MacDonald (12), Jackson Powell (11), Blaise Reynolds (12), Brayden Scarbro (12), Noah Stamey (9), Tanner Stickney (11), Trey Ulevich (9), Alex Valentiejus (11), Grand Veit (12).

Joey Espro

Varsity Girls Lacrosse

Senior Spotlight

1.

Words from Coach Watts:

7.

This year was season 2 of the Varsity Girls Lacrosse Program. I couldn t be more proud of these young ladies as they developed their skills and learned to be leaders and stewards of NCS while carrying God with them on and off the field. I am looking forward to what the future has in store for these young women. On behalf of the coaching staff, thank you ladies for a great season.

Mia Doherty (8)

2. Hadley Cadman (8) cradling the ball.

3. Sydney White (12)

4. The Mustangs and CCC gather for prayer in the middle of the field after the game.

5. Elizabeth Salyers (10) gets her goal.

6. Mia Doherty (7) running toward the goal against Palm Harbor University for a Mustang win!

Sophomores Murphy Ellis,, Chance Rabin, Madeline Zook, and Mia Doherty (8) gather together.

8. Sydney White (12) winning the draw against CCC.

9. Janessa Shaikh (12) listening to her Head Coach, Lisa Watts.

10. The Mustangs gather around to conquer the last quarter!

As Iron Sharpens Iron, One Teammate Sharpens Another -Proverbs 27:17

Varsity Baseball

2023-2024

Team Roster

Andreas Alvarez

Matthew Bienkowski

Domenico Fernandez

Will Gregory

Brian Morales

Chase Perkey

Josh Reiter

Carson VanSweden

Luke Anderson

Nick Bertrand

Blake Borges

Ronald Causby

Turner Gross

Merric Hunt

Austin Ogles

James Pitts

Brayden Temperton

Dylan Young

Donovan Fox

Bobby Hearn

Parker Johns

Yordan Rosendo

Danilo Soto

Rhett Wilson

Ashton Cox

team

The Mustangs bringing it into the dugout

Andreas Alvarez standing beside Rhett Wilson after throwing a great game. Donovan Fox throwing heat.

The Mustangs after there first win of the season

James Pitts and Joshua Reiter getting ready for the game.

Danilo Soto ready to hit

James Pitts getting ready to go up to bat.

Andreas Alvarez, Matthew Bienkowski, Domenico Fernandez, Will Gregory, Brian Morales, Chase Perkey, Josh Reiter, Carson VanSweden, Luke Anderson, Nick Bertrand, Blake Borges, Ronald Causby, Turner Gross, Merric Hunt, Austin Ogles, James Pitts, Brayden Temperton, Dylan Young, Donovan Fox, Bobby Hearn, Parker Johns, Yordan Rosendo, Danilo Soto, Rhett Wilson, Ashton Cox

Chase Perkey ready for the pitch.

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SOFTBALL

2023-2024

Team Roster

Sophia Majewski

Victoria Majewski

Isis Spells

Macy Smith

Brielle Nestor

Charlie Bobbitt

Maiya Busch

Summer Mack

Aviana Dunlap

Gulianna Bunday

Devon Davis

Saideli Silvestre

Rylee White

Coach:

Tim Szumigala

Assistant Coaches:

Ron and Natasha

team

by

Rylee White framing the pitch

Brielle Nestor waiting for the pitch

victoria

Maiya Busch getting a pep talk from Coach Tim

Tim Szumigala, Brielle Nestor(9) Summer Mack(9) Macy Smith(9)

Saideli Silvestre(6) Sophia Majewski(12) Alyvia Walls(12) Victoria Majewski(12) Aviana Dunlap(6)

Rylee White(7) Devon Davis(7) Isis Spells(11) Maiya Busch(9) Guilianna Bunday(7)

Varsity Varsity Track Track

S'Mahri Ford (9) about to throw the discus!

Madilynn Hoewt (9) jumping so high she's about to leave the planet!

Leah Richason (10) about to new

Michael Harris(12), Grant Viet (12), Jameson Jenson (12), Zion Watson (9), Nathan Austin (10), Chase Pierce (9), Gavin Richardson (11), Jason Baker(11), Macrae Allen (10), London Richards (9), Taylor Nuce (11), Elliot Straton (10), Brendan Macking (12), Zuri Watson (12), Aiden Smith (9), Jasir Gross (10), Kylie Green (9), Cody Sanderson (9), Griffin Lanore (9), Manuel Silvestre (11), Owen Smith (10), Yazan Andary (10), Poleat Henry (10), Benji Bahret (9), Miles Shore (11), Trevor Wilson (10), Jackson Parker (11), Oliver Wahlberg (11), Kayla Gross (9), Charlotte Kennedy (11), Taylor Zook (9), JaCai Lofton (10), Rian Szumigala (11), Trinity Hernandez (12), Elle Smith (10), Leah Richason (10), Sean Cox (11), Emmilia Rosenquist (12), Chloe Christiansen (9), Sophia Avilamena (11), Lily Horne (12), Jamaryah Pettis (11), Hannah Edgar (10), Shy'la Speight (12), Jade Horne (11), Mariya Sapundzhieva (10), Jocelyn Valeda (9), Madilynn Hoewt (9), Sopjia Rodriguez (10), S'Mahri Ford (9), Alyssa Feliciano (11)

Our Senior Pole Vaulter, Grant Veit

Jasir Groce (10) heating up the track

The strongest throwers, Kayla Gross (10) and Jamaryah Pettis (11)

Shy'la Speight (12) cooling after her race.

Taylor Nuce (11) and Elle Smith (10) checking out the competition

Gavin Richardson (11) ready to destroy his competition.

Spread by: Manny Silvestre

Varsity Boys Soccer

Brown Aiden 11, Bahret Benjamin 9, Reynolds Blaise 12, Fedelim Christopher 11, Godoy Daryn 11 Bergstrom Erik 10, Veit Grant 12, Beauchamp Halen 9, Morgan Jackson 9, Hoff Jacob 11, Hebert Jake 11, Hebert Joel 11, Silvers Logan 12, Lepetit Matt 11, Wills Owen 11, McClanahan Ryan 12, Lepetit Timothe 9, Wilson Trevor 10, Wabnitz Trevor 10, Dicus Wesley 11, Spadorcia Zach, Parker Jackson 11 Missing: Danilo Soto Head Coach: Michael Loden Assistant Coach: Austin Carr Luis Hernandez

Blaise Reynolds

Logan Silvers

Grant Veit Ryan McClanahan

Varsity Girls Soccer

Carr maneuvering ease around opponents defense.

Szumigala: "One team, one family."

Jocelyn Valeda getting ready for a shot.

Team: Bella Hammil, Alyvia Walls, Elle Smith, Coach Szumigala, Claudia Kennedy, Jocelyn Valeda, Head Coach Szumigala, Madilynn Hoewt, Rian Szumigala, Caylie Christiansen, Elizabeth Salyers, Avery Carr, Sophia Wincelowicz, Jennah Diefenbach, Emma Loden, Courtney Roberts, Hannah Edgar, Zoe Spadorcia, and Arwen Donovan.

Seniors: Alyvia Walls, Bella Hamill, and Arwen Donovan

Alyvia Walls rounding up for the penalty kick. Elle Smith dribbling up field away from defense.

Madilynn Hoewt unstoppable defense.

Rian Szumigala maneuvering around the defense.

Emma Loden sending the ball upfield.

Alyvia Walls and Claudia Kennedy working together to block the striker.

Elizabeth Salyers set for the first touch.

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Varsity Tennis

The Singles The Doubles

" We don't always have to spike to score. We can play the long

From The Top Left: Coach Luis Hernandez, Brendan Macking (12), Micheal Harris (12), Elijah Wahba (9), Maxwell Graham (12), Layla Tyler (9), Jackson Parker (11), Colin Cox (9), Tereza Miksovskaa (11) Claudia Kennedy (9), Sarah Boswell (11), Kaiden Fulham (6), Tyler Haigley (7), Rachel Boswell (11), Arwen Donovan (12), and Hartley Milne (6) Not

Max Graham (12), Timotte Lepitit (9), and Copeland Oliver (12) having a team bonding session.

Elijah Wahba (9) rushing to return a serve 6th grader, Kaiden Fulham prepares to return a serve.

Colin Cox (9)

Maxwell Graham (12) Layla Tyler (9)

- Coach Luis Hernandez

game."

Beach Volleyball

be able to faith and love volleyball with My goal is to the program at as well as help athletes in with God. I had special volleyball high school that lead me spiritually the court. I the same for students and a Christian coach."

The team's first match against Seffner. Elle Smith (10) spiking a point. Elizabeth Salyers (10) serving an ace.

Isla Elam resting

Arwen Donovan Apostolu's last

Avery Apostolu an amazing such an year and

2023-2024

JV VOLLEYBALL

Isla Elam #3, Maiya Busch #9, and Brinley Tempterton #12, blocking the opposing team from seeing the serve.

Roster

Macy smith#14

Maiya Busch#9

Emma Kosharek#1

Victoria Little#6

Summer Mack#

Jocelyn Valeda#13

Madilynn Hoewt#10

Milana Yarboro#4

Norah Harding#8

Jaislee Anderson#2

Isla Elam#3

Brinley Temperton#12

Featured

player :

Maiya Busch

After calling a time out ,the team huddles as Coach Salyers leads the huddle, telling the team what they need to work home against UAF!! The after an

Maiya Busch; outside hitter volleyball team! also one of She says, ''My part of volleyball amazing hits

Milana Yarboro

Macy Smith, Emma Kosharek, Maiya Busch, Victoria Little, Summer Mack, Jocelyn Valeda, Madilynn Hoewt, Milana Yarboro, Norah Harding, Isla Elam, Jaislee Anderson, Brinley Temperton

her hard work pays off.

Cuffaro (6), Carson Davenport (6), Avery Deslandes (8), Edgar (7), Ava Esposito (6), Adelyn Huckabee (6), Isabel (6), Harper Shafer (6), Zoe Spadorcia (7)

JV Boys Basketball JV Boys Basketball

Team Roster:

3.

4.

Go Mustangs!

1. Zion Watson grabbing a high rebound.

2. TJaCai Lofton takes the ball down the court

Hudson McCain dodging an aggressive defense play by his opponent.

Zion Watson shooting a free throw.

JV Boys Lacrosse

JV Boys Lacrosse

1.

2.

3.

Mustangs, on 3!

1. Caleb Yepes breaking opponent's defense.

2. Team huddle during timeout.

3. Daryn Godoy (11) showing his impressive offense moves.

Missing: Danilo Soto

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Coach Connor Mularoni celebrating after Marshall Hall working hard to keep the ball with NCS.

Sean Cox (11) hustling down the field to score.

Team: Coach Fred Espro, David Wilson (11), Rogan Snapp (8), Christian Kinsella (11), Christian Tharakan (9), Caleb Alves (9), Brady Lamm (6), Caleb Yepes (7), Justice Jensen (8), Erik Bergstrom (10), Lucas Kinsella (9), Marshall Hall (9), Sean Cox (11), Connor Mularoni (6), Michael McCann (7), Dylan Flanigan (7), Thomas McCann (9), Cole Norvell (6), and Kaiden Fulham (6) Daryn Godoy (11).

Dylan Flanigan (7) looking to make a pass.

David Wilson (11) playing tight defense in order to not let the Calvary get away.

Christian Kinsella (11) preparing dodge the opponent defense.

Justice Jensen (8) keeping possession of the ball.

Marshall Hall (9) keeping a close eye on the ball.

Erik Bergstrom (10) says, " The team hoodies this year were fire."

Caleb Yepez hustling down the field.

The team celebrating after a great game.

Caleb Alves and Christian Tharakan assist a teammate in a play.

Chase DeLabre Joey Espro

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JV Baseball

Team Roster

Christian Fonte, (11)

Manuel Silvestrie (11)

Thomas Connelly (10)

The JV Team made a name for themselves this year, they were ready to leave a Legacy!

Caiden Stephenson (10)

Nick Franklin (9)

Elliot Henry (9)

Jameson Moan (9)

Christian Pellnitz (9)

Cole Rogers (9)

Zach Spadorcia (9)

Tyler White (9)

Hayden Winkle (9)

Matthew Talbert (9)

The JV boys team played to win in 2024!

Quote from Nick Franklin:

"If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it, then can achieve

Great catch by Christian Pellnitz (9) .

Outfield huddle before the first pitch of the game.

Top pitcher, Zach Spadorcia (9).

Matthew Talbert (9) giving the picther the calls.

Fine Arts 2023

Marching Band 23-24

Quote from Drum Major Emmilia Rosenquist:

"It's been such a great experience getting to grow up in this program and grow as a musician, leader, and an ambassador for Christ."

Royal Ambassadors

Marching Band

Marching

Marching

Band Seniors

Seniors

Copeland has been in the marching band playing the saxophone for 2 years.

Sydney has been in the marching band playing melophone and trombone since 7th grade.

Cara has been in the marching band playing trombone and baratone for 6 years.

Jameson Jensen and Aubrey Cooke blowing away the audience with their dynamo duet.

Couldn't do the show without the rock band. Ethan Mai, Jacob Hoff, Brielle Nester, Dillon Lackore, and Lexi Hackett. Mila

Gaby Hibberd smiling big.

Jamariyah Pettis smiling before playing.,

TOP ROW: Lily Horne, Jameson Jensen, Copeland Oliver, Cara Glaude BOTTOM ROW: Gabriella Hibberd, Ava Cash, Emmilia Rosenquist, Elia Cash, Annaliese Winters

Jade Horne

The Royal Ambassador Marching Band earned 2nd place

Sydney White

Copeland Oliver

Cara Glaude

Concert Band

Jazz Band Also performed during the NCS Sweetheart Soiree in February

Sydney White on French Horn

NCS Jazz Band performed for the National Honor Society induction

Mr. Farrell proudly showing off his talented jazz band

Elliot Henry on the trombone.

Gross plays the trumpet chapel performance.

Some of the HS brass section performing

Mr. Simpson plays the saxophone alongside Copeland Oliver in a chapel performance.

Ava Cash Rosie Maldonado

Savannah Kolosna and Emmilia Rosenquist on percussion.

HS Choir&Chambers

The choir got the amazing chance to go and sing at Epcot for their special Christmas concert and sing with Jordan Fisher. They had an amazing time singing in front of a big crowd and with a great orchestra.

The middle school choir enjoying their downtime before competing.

NCS is very proud of all of our choirs who sang for their District Assessments for the Florida Vocal Association. They all sang beautifully and represented extremely well.

High School Chorale (9-12) and Cambridge Singers (7/8) both received an overall Excellent rating and Superior rating in Sight-singing!

Special recognition to the 6th Grade Choir, who received an overall Superior rating both on stage and in sight singing!

The middle schoolers performed beautifully at the church for MPA. They sang acapella and some worship songs. They even split into different groups for harder composition music.

directing her special chorale the Baptism with Mrs. Cusmano for a quick pic before performing in the special Baptism chapel .

before they compete in their division for District Assessments for the Florida Vocal Association.

rigorous auditions.

Middle schoolers cute reading for judging.

few of the gentleman in chambers smile while waiting to sing for the Baptism chapel.

Emmilia Rosenquist (12) auditioned and sang with the All-State Women's Choir at the 2024 Florida Music Educators Association

Cali Haigley ( auditioned and sang with the All-State Middle School Mixed Choir.

HS Visual Art Studio and AP

Mrs. Bonavia's mural of the Mona Lisa greets all who enter the art room

Leona Mounts

Maddy Zook

Bode Lee

1. LArizona Clark

2. Calvin Petrey

3. Milko Milkov

Wesley Dicus 2023

Acrylic on Canvas

Josh Cowley 2023

Acrylic on Canvas

Coffin working hard to complete

Esther Thluuai

Kimberly Gonzalez-Savitski

Anrai Schriver

Ms. Bonavia assisting Gavin Stamey in his perspective Christmas piece

VARSITY

Winter Guard

VARSITY DESTINED TO CATCH

BORN TO TOSS

Varsity Winter Guard placed 1st at the FFCC regional

Gabriella Hibberd

Elia

Savannah Lawson

Annaliese Winters

Sofia Mela is flying in the air

Annaliese Winters

Team: Addison White, Annaliese Winters, Elia Cash, Ava Cash, Sofia Mela, Savannah Lawson, Eva Woody, Aubrey Cooke, Gabriella Hibberd

Ava Cash holding the award

Eva Woody and Ava Cash face each other before tossing their rifles

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TossingMy Fears CatchingMy Dreams

Team: Abigail Panagiatacos, Kiki Guichard, Grace Carroll, Samantha Adams, Mia Halkett, Lexie Edgar, Ella Garrand, Brenna DeHaven, Mila Codolosa, Lizzie Brandes, Leah Carroll, Edan Marr, Pia Codolosa, Rylee White

Brenna DeHaven is performing with the flag

Lexie Edgar is getting ready to start the performance

JV Winterguard is practicing

Abigail Panagiatacos, Lizzie Brandes, Mila Codolosa are practicing with the guns

Mila Codolosa is showing emotion

This is JV Team during the break

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"It's story

Buddy, the Elf !"

The lead roles were played by:

Jameson Jenson

Emmilia Rosenquist

Jade Horne

Michael Harris

Anderson Leonard

Our Fine Arts department put on the broadway musical, "Elf", this Fall. Every part of the Fine Arts program participated in the production this year.

Many NCS High School boys performed a tap number during "Nobody Cares About Santa!"

Jade Horne performing as Jovie sings about her past experiences with Christmas. by predicament.

Jameson Jenson belting out a high note during the song "Buddy the Elf" while surrounded by the elves from the North Pole. Our very own Mrs. Hall sewed every one of these costumes, by hand. We have so many talented people working at NCS.

Choir, Chambers, Concert Band, and Visual Art

The incredible set was designed by Mrs. Schmidt and Mr. Leo and hand painted by Ms. Bonavia

Joey Espro and Chase DeLabre did a great job manning the Souvlaki Cart.

Thank You,

Mrs. Schmidt

and Mr. Leo

Mrs. Karen Schmidt and Mr. Leo Nash have devoted their talents, energy, creativity and time to the NCS Fine Arts department for many years now. They have dreamed up incredible sets with fully functioning parts and made literal magic for the students, faculty and patrons of NCS Fine Arts. The following message comes from Mrs. Heather Cusmano, our director of the NCS theatre productions and choir and chorale instructor:

"I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Karen Schmidt and Leo Nash for their unwavering dedication and remarkable craftsmanship in building sets for our theatre program for over 16 years. Their meticulous attention to detail has brought to life a variety of breathtaking scenes, from majestic castles to ancient pyramids, pirate ships to cozy houses, and even bustling NYC office buildings. Their passion and expertise have enriched our productions beyond measure, leaving audiences in awe time and time again. Karen and Leo, your tireless efforts have truly been instrumental in the success of our performances, and I am so very thankful for your incredible creativity, contributions, and friendship."

I am so thankful for them because no matter what we needed during the shows, they would stay as late as it took to get it done. They put their lives on the line to make our shows great. They would always look out for us and care for us, and were never angry. It shows how much love and compassion they have for our school and I am so grateful.

- Manny Silvestre

Mr. Leo and Mrs. Schmidt spend countless hours making the NCS sets look like something out of a storybook.

A view of the first few pews which function as a portable workshop for Mr. Leo and Mrs. Schmidt.

Cooper Peterson is raising his hands enthusiastically so Mrs. Smith could see and

Science

Mrs. Lamm is instructing Tootsie Pops experiment with Merric Hunt, Melissa Vu, Janessa Shaihk, Sydney White and Armond Bier.

AP

Mrs. McCann is checking the result through microscope from a group with Luke Anderson, Max Newman, Brian Frias-Morales

Bode Lee and Joshua Kellogg are doing a lab report

is teaching

Caleb Torrey is observing a speciment microscope

John Here's8:31-47. a keyexcerpt:Jesussaid, Ifyou hold to my teaching,you are reallymy disciples. Then you will know thetruth, and the truth will setyou free.

Zuri Watson, Grant Veit, Julian Volpe, Savannah Lawson, Mikenzie Mack, Ethan Mai are doing lab together.

Charlotte Kennedy and Isabella Reyes are watching Mr. Harkala testing the color.

Christian Fante and Samuel Andujar are implementing experiment in Chemistry class.

Donovan Fox and Jac'quey Ferguson are all ears to the chemistry lesson with Mrs. Mounts.

Mrs. Brown is helping Christian Pellnitz.

AP Cal BC is having a celebration for Thanksgiving

Sarah Royce, Addison White and Max Newman are reading a story together.

Ms. Jackson

English II.

Isis Spells takes part in the sheep brain dissection in Mrs. McCann's anatomy class.

Mrs. Watts demonstrates a seaweed lab in Marine Bio with Mrs. Watt's.

Nicholas Bertrand, Merric Hunt, Blake Borges are preparing for March Madness in Mrs. Lamm's

This is

Precal when they are trying to figure out the answer

This is AP Cal AB before the test

History, Bible and Electives

Electives

and BIBLE

Caiden Stephenson (10), Parker Johns (10), and Jadyn Kirkland (11) enjoying Mr. Rayner's History Class.

Jackson Morgan (9) working hard in class and studying for his upcoming history test.

Jacob Hoff (11) marching through the hallway after a successful band performance.

Addy White (10), Walker Olsen (10), and Samuel Andujar (10) enjoying the Chilean culture at the Hispanic Heritage Festival.

Elle Smith (10) enjoying her new bible after her baptism.

Kenzie Mack (12) studying hard for a bible test

Senior girls and Caleb Torrey (12) excited to be in bible class with Dr. Lanny

Arizona Clark (10) figuring out how to sit in a chair in Ms.Jones' bible class.

Student's working hard on their history projects in Mr. Rayner's class.

Chloe Christiansen presenting a poster in Spanish class.

Elizabeth Brandes and Hadley Cadman smiling during class.

Mrs. Cusmano's Guitar Class performing at Christmas Chapel.

Some of the incredible clay sculptures Ms. Bonavia's HS art classes created

HS Community Groups

"Two

are better than one... if either of them falls down, one can help the

other up."

What are community groups? They are a weekly small group time during the school day where 10-12 students in the same grade meet and do life together. Many of our teachers go above and beyond to create an atmosphere where some students say their community group time is the highlight of their week.

than one.

school community groups potatoes to discuss how our culture, environment, and journey shape us.

OCC Boxes

During the month of Novermber, our High School community groups helped to pack Operation Christmas Child Boxes. These boxes are sent to children in need in locations all around the globe. Many of the groups ate some sweets, sipped on hot cocoa, and listened to Christmas music as they packed Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes.

Academy 2024

National Honor Society

Student Council

Sophomore Jayda leading her class during hallway decorating.

Senior historian Gabriella Hibberd helping out her grade with posters.

Senior counsel watching over the hallway decorating

Junior representatives work hard during Homecoming Week to make their Jurassic Park themed hallway amazing.

Junior representatives smiling big after hearing the results of the election.

Some upperclassmen Student Council HS Members

Junior members, Alyssa Feliciano and Isabella Reyes

Brendan Macking, Jameson Jensen, Copeland Oliver and Brian Frias-Morales

Sophomores, Addy White, Micaela Oliver, Olivia Guenther and Elizabeth Salyers

Seniors, Gabby Hibberd, Ava Cash, Elia Cash, Emmilia Rosenquist and Matthew Bay

Callia Fox receiving her NHS certificate

Mr. Elam giving his speech for the induction ceremony,

WEST

On February 24, 2024, NCS hosted an on-campus Western dance for our High School Students. Dancing, great music, a fun photo booth courtesy of Mrs. Courtney Mack, a fire pit, Western Attire and good ol' fashioned barbeque was the theme of the night. Yee-haw!

yeehaw COWBOY!

Hispanic Heritagefestival

Hispanic Festival

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!

Venezuela getting ready for an exciting day at the festival.

The Costa Rica booth at the Hispanic heritage festival.

Trinity Hernandez helping underclassman make bracelets

Arwen Donovan painting flowers

Manny Silvestre and Savannah Lawson are helping in a booth

Hayley Somers helping Taylor Nuce

Brian Frias-Morales and Anrai Schriver work one of the booths for the festival

Bobby Hearn smiling big at the festival.

Kiara Diaz stamping on underclassman's passport

Costa Rica's team so excited to welcome underclassman

Spain's team during festival

Alyssa Hamilton and Abigail Eastman waiting for underclassman

Chile's team getting ready for the festival

Panama's team eager for the festival

On on Saturday, January 27, NCS took students in grades 8 - 12 to Rock the Universe at Universal Studios. Rock the Universe is Florida's largest Christian music festival.

On February 21, NCS Fine Arts hosted the Swinging Sweetheart Soirée. It was SPECTACULAR! The NCS Jazz Band and Chamber Singers were amazing!

Rock the UNIVERSE Sweetheart SOIREE'

Chapel 2023-2024

The theme for this school year is Living in Freedom. The theme uses the verse John 8:32 as it's basis :

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you

During a special chapel on March 6th, we were able to hear beautiful praise music by the Indiana Wesleyan Choir and celebrate with the Seniors who received faculty-voted Superlatives.

Jameson Jenson was asked to stand and lead the choir as a stand-in conductor.

Jameson Jensen and Janessa Shaikh received the honor of being awarded Mr. and Miss NCS during this chapel.

brand new system and has made the gym a wonderful experience.

This year, we experienced praise and worship from many different churches in Pinellas County of which many of our students attend.

Mr. Horne behind services.

themes, the events during are grateful productions. handles sound and for our Mrs. Cate of our Involvement in happenings.

HOW WILL YOU LEAD?

SEW

SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

we were challenged during Spring SEW Week to ask "How WIll You Lead?"

speaker in the Fall and we had leadership from the Justice Club lead

fellow student body members lead during her sermon.

Praise and Worship was lead by Bridgepoint Church this Spring.

Thoughtful compelling and provoking sermons were given by 4 members of our NCS Justice Club.

It is always touching to have the whole school together for an entire week of amazing worship. Watching our upperclassmen lead our younger students is an experience like no other.

Spring SEW was lead by Senior students who are members of the Justice Club and had just returned from the missions trip to Republic.

NCS Needs You!

Our Justice Club leadership student speakers reminded us that our school needs new leadership as the current Seniors are graduating. They challenged the student body to think about what unique gifts, talents and desires God has placed in their own hearts which they could use to lead and glorify Him.

Jameson Jenson joined the 6th grade side of the gym to worship with our youngest middle schoolers on the last day of SEW.

Trinity Hernandez pictured with her beaming parents, Mrs. and Mr. Hernandez, after her wonderful sermon.

Trinity Hernandez praying for a younger student during a call to worship.

Baptism2023-2024

chapel

THE students

Mikey 6th grader Northside. He decided to be baptized because he desired to be to God. His verse is Matthew

Wednesday, December 6th, NCS Middle and High School had 20 students Baptized in our special Baptism Chapel. Family, friends and teachers watched as our students made the decision to be

by a teacher or loved one of their chosing.

Ava Esposito is a 6th grader at Northside. She decided to be baptized because she wanted to grow in her faith. She has grown up in a Christian household and has always known the Lord.

Our students who were baptized during this chapel received a certificate of baptism with the date they decided to be baptized in Christ and a special Bible with their name engraved on the cover.

155

baptized in Christ

Jamariyah Pettis (10), Jenna Titara (10), Mikey Appugliese (6), Jesiah Campbell (6), Casen Cash (6), Noah Cibrone (6), Nixen Hamm (6), Brady Lamm (6), Hartley Milne (6),

Jazmine Pyle (6), Carson Savino (6), Cru Smith (6), Jacoby Baker (6), Ava Esposito (6), Mikayala Makris (6), Addie Pellnitz (6), Finley Ryan (7), Jonothan Zayas (6), Ava Bumgarner (10),Elle Smith (10), Nia Kirkland (11).

Elle Smith and Mrs. Goodwin sharing a very special moment together.

Finley Ryan being baptized by her former teacher Mrs. Davenport.

Jenna Titara was very happy after being baptized.

Justice Club Missions

Detroit LOVE

A special treat enjoyed by the members of the team.

Lucas Kinsella takes time to shoot some hoops with some new found friends he made during this Mission Trip.

Mr. Keller and Andrew Book enjoy some ice cream during some downtime while in Detroit.

The Team

The missions team to Detroit Love was so appreciated. Here they are seen holding a gift of gratitude from the Detroit Love group. Many of our students and teachers came back from the mIssions trip stating they felt changed and filled with so much love and appreciation for the sweet people of Detroit and the mission of Detroit Love.

The team taking a break by gathering on the lawn to have a special treat.

Our students : Leah Richason, Jenna Titara, Emmilia Rosenquist and Alumni, Anna Richason, meet with precious children during the missions trip.

Leah Richason, Alumni, Anna Richason, Alumni, Emmilia Rosenquist ,Jenna Titara and Mrs. Tracy Richason.

Mr. Richason, Jason Baker, Andrew Book, Christian Kinsella, Aiden Brown, Lucas Kinsella and Mr. Keller

Mr. Horne, Jason Baker and Lucas Kinsella

Christian Kinsella with Mr. and Mrs. Richason

Lucas Kinsella smiling with some children in Detroit.

The team got to spend a day in the capital, Santo Domingo. They got to go shopping, eat, and take a day off from their hard work.

Students from Las Palmas School:

The seniors from school told us, " We are glad for you guys taking your time for people you don't know, and creating a connection that the other groups have not. From the bottom of every Las Palmas student we thank you."

The team got the chance to lead chapel at Las Palmas Christian school in the Dominican Republic. They also were able to connect with kids from neighborhoods. Especially, with the kids that the church set up weekly meetings with. Even though they were there to help preach and impact the students, many have said that the students have impacted them more.

Aubrey Cooke and Gaby Hibberd rejoicing after they got baptized in the Caribean sea.

Manuel and Arwen Donovan

Extracurricular

JobsandHobbies

Saylor Smith

Saylor has been dancing for 12 years at A&G Dance Academy. In addition to competing both locally and nationally, this year Saylor was selected to join the Pro Reveler Company, which means she will be a faculty assistant on the Revel Dance Tour.

Max Graham

Maxwell Graham (12) plays pickleball with his friends every week. They play tournament style and pick up games with other people on the court. Even though he just started this year, he has taken a liking to the sport.

Arwen Donovan

Arwen Donovan (12) uses her creative eye to take photos of many different NCS sports on and off campus. Many of the photos used for this yearbook were taken by this generous Senior. We will miss her time and dedication to NCS next year!

Jasper Eldridge

Jasper Eldridge (10) is a 3rd degree black belt who has been training at On The Mat since he was 7 years old. He is now starting to help out with training the next generation of martial artists.

Chefs kiss to Blake Vanwormer (12) and Blaise Reynolds (12) working in the kitchen at the Mahaffey Theater.

Turner Gross (11) enjoys furthering his photography skills by coming out to take photos at every NCS football game and making awesome videos.

Marshall started playing hockey 3 years ago when he first moved to Dunedin. Marshall plays HS hockey for Palm Harbor University and travel hockey for the Tampa Bay Junior Lightning.

Christian Kinsella has been playing hockey since 2016. His first year as a travel hockey player, he played for the TB Jr. Lightning. He also played travel hockey for the Clearwater Ice Storm for two years. Christian now plays High School Hockey for the Seminole Sharks.

Lucas Kinsella started playing hockey in 2016. Lucas trained for 5 years with Coach Dmitry Afanasenkov, former player for the Tampa Bay Lightning . This past season, Lucas played 14UAA travel hockey for the Clearwater Ice Storm. They made it to the state finals, finishing 2nd overall in Florida.

Senior Buddies

The Seniors shared "Seussical" ice cream sundaes with their Preschool buddies on Dr. Seuss Day.

Edan Billingsley and Trinity Hernandez reading a book to their buddies.

SK Beshears and Addison MurphyDoe having fun with their buddy.

Having

Christmas

cookies together!

Where It All Began Trunk -or-Treat

are happy to be sharing their senior buddy,

Christopher Edgar happy to meet his buddy for the first time.

Josh Reiter and his senior buddy, smiling big. Mustang Senior baseball players dressed up to see there buddies.

Lola Lee and Gracie Sequin

Channing. Mikenzie Mack handing out Hawaiian Lei's to match the theme of her decorated car.

Bella Hammil dressed as Snow White giving the preschool class a bunch of sweet goodies.

Girls "arhg" ready senior buddy or

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Popular Movies/Shows

Barbie

Gray's Anatomy

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Outer Banks

Favorite Streaming Services

6th grader Brianna Burgess practicing french horn.

7th

Dylan

Middle School

happenings

8th graders Drew Espro and Stone Sawa posing after working hard after there middle school football game

6th graders Grace Cuffaro and Brandon Melton working on a class assignment for

A 7th grade community group does their best pose for a photo on HOCO Sports Fan Day.

Elena Hoster, Alexa LeBarca, and Macy dressed up for HOCO on past vs present day

7th

Salyers,

6th

Middle school cambridge singers in Universal Studios after their amazing performance that morning.

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This years Northside production "Elf the

with the middle school students in 7th and 8th grade as the Elves.

Musical"

Mrs. Davenport

Casen Cash telling a story during downtime in Mrs. Davenports' class.

grade band performing for a chapel.

graders

Colin Brandes, Micah (Audie) Smith, Michael McCann, Oliver Morgan hallway before school

grader

Flanigan running down the basketball court trying make a basket.

6th Graders, Nolan Gross, Carissa Owusu and Corban Hester pose for a pic.

8th grade students had fun dressing as Despicable Me characters in HOCO

7th grader Hannah Woody passing the soccer ball to her teamates.

6th gader Nixen Hamn on the bench at his football game.

8th graders Brenna Nienke, Serena Leisure, Lucy Zook, Alegria Cowly, and 7th grader Maya Bojilova working on homework outside

7th grader Cole Cisnesros running with the baton in the 4 by 100.

6th grade boys enjoying lunch as they take a break from their hard work in PE class.

Kaiden Fulham, Deuce Griggs and Jacoby Baker

Micah Blanck poses in his red white and blue for HOCOvSpirit Day.

8th grade Class of Portraits 2028

8th Graders, Joeseph Geene and Tripp Sillito working hard in Bible class.

8th graders, Aadi Patel, and Alexander Ocampo chilling in Bible class.

8th graders Justice Jensen and Joshua Wintle posing for a quick pic in Bible.

8th graders having fun learning from Mrs. Hedeen in computer class.

7th grade class of Portraits 2029

Rylee White Sofia Wincelowicz

Woody

Wortock

Yepes Micah (audie)

Victor Arrieta-Gonzalez, Lucas Livingston and Cole Jones pose at a football game.

Elleigh Earle (7) looking up at the board to write notes.

7th grade girls pose during Homecoming Spirit Day.

Samantha Adams and Abigail Panagiotacos represent their favorite teams during HOCO.

6th Grade class of Portraits 2030

Sixth

Aiden

Sixth grade art students show off their pop art during Homecoming Week.

Sixth grade boys celebrating a win at Homecoming Games.

Sixth grade boys working hard to complete a task for Community Groups.

grade ladies newly inducted to NJHS stand for a photo together.

Displays Christian Testimony

Isla Elam and Andrew Espro

Most Athletic

Gianna Spence and Alexander Ocampo

Most Adventurous

Norah Harding and Finn Domingue

Most Humorous

Gabriela Fisher and Tyler Williamson

Most Creative

Alivia Book and Sebastian Halder

and

Trendsetter

Colton Outzen and Carlie Walton

Levi Ashmead

Avery Deslandes

Justice Jensen and Mila Codolosa

Jude Bobbitt and Hadley Cadman

Brody Scarbro and Kinsley Galvin

MS Summer Highlights

Billy Shephard (7th) went to a baseball tournament in South Carolina, his team outscored the other team 71 - 2

Finley Ryan (7th) went to the Barbie movie with her friends and posed infront of the Ninja Turtle sign.

Hall is in and went to a summer camp with horses and a llama named Cusco.

Colton Outzen (8th) hiked up Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina with his family.

Brie Burgess is in 6th grade and she went to Blairsville, Georgia to go horseback riding with her family

8th grader Lucy Zook went to Luau, Hawaii with her family. She went to dinner and there was music with dancers on the stage.

Alexa Labarca went to in July and went to Palermo Beach to the big and plateaus.

Ava Wortock (7th) went to the Bahamas in the summer, she saw a bunch of hermit crabs and the water was crystal clear.

Sofia Wincelowicz (7th) went to North Carolina and took a trip to go on the bridge to see the pretty forest area.

Enjoy the Summer Sun

8th grader Drew Espro went to Costa Rica and caught a 60 pound Wahoo fish!

Carter Dohrman (7th) went to summer camp with his friends and did an epic jump into the lake.

Macy Cagle (6th) went to the Bahamas and saw the cute pigs surrounding her. She also saw a bunch of sea animals like sting rays.

Caleb Yepes (7th) went lobstering in The Keys with his family and friends.

Lucas Livingston (7th) went wake boarding off of his boat in Clearwater, FL.

Alaina Feliciano (7th) went to Niagara Falls with her family and went under the water fall!

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Brayden Goodwin and his family travelled to a baseball game over the summer.

8th Grade

TRIP TO . . .

8th Grade visited Washington D.C. over Spring Break for the annual tradition. They were able to visit sites like Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetary, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, The Lawn and numerous other historical sites. A great time was had by all!

Spring Break 2024

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MS HOCO Dress Up

2023 - 2024

Drew Espro (8th) and Holden Carlson (8th) are posing for a pic in the lunch room for MS HOCO for Past vs Present Day.

Brady Salyers (7th), Mrs. Hall, and Willow Hall (6th) and Ms. Jones posing for their favorite team, Ohio State, on Sports

Rivalries Day!

Jenna Diefenbach and Naila Desir

Mother and daughter duo!

Mrs. Davenport and Carson Davenport (6th) dressed as each other for Past vs. Present Day.

1st 8th grade

Jackson Kwilecki (8th), Joshua Wintle (8th), Jayden Oliver (8th), William Sanderson (8th) on Sports Rivalries Day dressed as baseball players

Gage Caballero (6th) and Michael Appugliese (6th) posing for Ms. Jones. On Disney vs Universal day. Tyler Williamson (8th) and Alexander Ocampo (8th) smiling on Red Vs Blue day.

2nd 6th grade

Willow Hall (6th), Ava Esposito (6th), Macy Cagle (6th), Mikayla Makris (6th), Saideli Silvestre (6th), Elena Hoster (6th), Ava Bumgarner (6th), Grace Cuffaro (6th) all dressed up for Disney Day as Minnie Mouse

Will Sanderson (8th) and Joshua Wintle (8th) posing in their Mustang Baseball jersey.

3rd 7th

Naila Desir (7th), Diefenbach (7th), Wincelowicz (7th), Dohrman (7th), dressed up for Decades

Mr. Elam for past vs present day.

Amelia Doherty (8th) and Carlie Walton (8th) posing..

(7th) posing with Saideli Silvestre (6th)

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Alexa LaBarca, Brie Burgess, Adalynn Kissenger, Jules Bailey, Aaron Smith and Nolan Gross dressed as Alice in Wonderland for Disney vs. Universal Day

Mrs. Davenport poses with her community group students on Past vs. Present Day

6th graders dressed as Harry Potter characters on Disney vs. Universal Day

Middle School HOCO Games

Lexie

grade girls took a tumble in tug of

Sixth graders posing after beating the seventh graders in a game of tug of war.

Games

6th grade girls celebrating with Mrs. Davenport after a huge win in tug of war!

Seventh trying sixth tug of

8th grade talking with Mrs. Salyers before they play game of tug of war

posing for a picture before a game of tug of war

Edgar laughs after the 7th

war.

8th graders Holden, Colton, and Brody celebrating their tug of war win.

Eighth grade B team posing for a picture before their tug of war game.

Mrs. Davenport commanding the field as the tug of war teams line up for competition.

Eighth grade Boys A tug of war team showing off their muscles in tug of war.

Eighth grade Girls A tug of war team struggling to beat the eighth grade B tug of war team.

Sixth grade boys trying to beat the seventh graders in tug of war.

Eighth grade boys A team posing for the picture after winning in tug of war.

Eighth grader, Kinsley Galvin, catching the ball to save the fans.

The Mustang defense making a huge stop led by eighth grader Gianna Spence.

The cheer squad hyping up the home crowd.

The offensive line, lead by 7th grade center, Billy Shepherd, setting up to destroy the Caimbridge defensive line.

Aniyah Donaldson (6) and Caitee Knight (8) make their way down the court to score for the Mustangs!

Eighth grader, Brenna Nienke, practicing her short game before her match.

THE athletes

James Duering (7) posing for a picture before a big meet.

Featured

Gulianna Bundy (7) setting herself up for a successful game.

Drew Espro (8) celebrating with his teamates after an important touchdown.

Jenna Diefenbach (7) setting the ball for her teamates.

Victor Arieta-Gonzalez (7) receiving the play call from his coach.

Middle School Football

Outzen(8)thing about football is the automatically created created. Everybody no matter what."

Drew Espro (8) posing for a pic after being huddled up with the team.

Luke Revennaugh (8) off of football

Conner Mularoni (6) hustling back to the line of the scrimmage.

Nixen Hamm (6) cheering on his teamates

(6) posing while on his teammates

running for a IRCS game.

Middle school Griffin(6), Carter Isaiah Rider(7), Smith(6), Levi Hern(6), Jett Hamm(6), Conner

Coaches: Max

Not Pictured: Sawa(8), Caleb

MS BLUE VOLLEYBALL

7th grader ,Finley Mackenzie, setting the ball to her teammates to get a point and win the game.

This (8th) Northside. thing being to young determined hard, Emma Howard (8) serves the ball over the net at a winning game.

RED VOLLEYBALL

Adalynn

Abby Panagiotacos (7)

Ashleigh Wilson (6)

Brianna Burgess (6)

Sydney Nguyen (7)

Elena Hoster (6)

Macy Cagle (6)

Willow Hall (6)

Coach: Mrs. Mandy Hall

Assistant: Ashleigh Wilson

(7) Ava Wortock (7) Lauren Chmura (8) Howard (8) Carrissa Owuso (6) Jennah

Naila Desir (7)

Saideli Silvestre (6)

Alexa LaBarca (6)

Kitzinger (6)

team shakes with their

6th graders, Willow Hall and Brianna Burgess, celebrate after a great game.

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Abigail Ullman Clay, Naila Desir, Saideli Silvestrie, Alexa LaBarca, Adalynn Kitzinger, Abigail Panagiotacos, Ashleigh WIlson, Brianna Burgess, Sydney Nguyen Not Pictured: Elena Hoster, Willow Hall, Macy Cagle

The team celebrates after their final game of the season.

Middle School Varsity Baseball Middle School JV Baseball

All

Team Roster :

Anderson, Austin 8

Cianfoni, Rocco 8

Davis, Ronnie 8

Jackson, Beck 8

Kwilecki, Jackson 8

Ocampo, Xander 8

Oliver, Jayden 8

Outzen, Colton 8

Peterson, Carson 8

Sanderson, Will 8

Scarbro, Brody "Jarvis" 8

Williamson, Tyler 8

Wintle, Josh 8

Woodard, Sumner 8

Artze, Jett 7

Cabrera, Anthony 7

words from coach scarbro:

"The 2024 Middle School baseball team 14 eighth graders who come from our tradition. This group has won over 40 lost 2 in their past 2 seasons. The expectations and will always be high for the middle program. We look forward to another great Go Mustangs!"

Jones, Cole 7

Shephard, Billy 7

Roster :

Dohrman, Carter 7

Smith, Audi (Micah) 7

De la Rosa, Kayson 7

Appugliese, Mikey 6

Barnaky Caden 6

Hernandez, Sebastian 6

Caballero, Gage 6

Bonnell, Greyson 6

Perez, Jacob 6

Paige, James 6

Rice, Garrett 6

Tharakan, Aiden 6

Cash, Casen 6

6th grader Sebastian Hernandez posing for a picture before a game with his father and coach, Raul Hernandez.

The 8th Grade Mustangs flashing a smile mid-game.

of the MS Baseball team members are pictured in the above team photo. MS was divided into two teams this year, a MS Varsity and a MS JV team. The rosters on both pages display the players for each.

Casen Cash (6) watching the game from the sidelines.

Gage Cullen (6) tries for a bunt to get on first base.

Carter Dohrman steps up to the plate.

Audi Smith and Carter Dohrman run into the duggout after an inning.

Gage Cullen

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Middle School Boys Soccer

Roster

Noah Cibrone (6)

Blake Waechter (6)

Cullen Hern (6)

Sebastian Hernandez (6)

Weston DeHaven (7)

Thomas Pierre (7)

James Duehring

Rogan Snapp (8)

Matthew Eastman (8)

Dillon Lackore (7)

Brady Lamm (6)

Levi Ashmead (8)

Oliver Morgan (7)

Kevin Mack (6)

Coach John Fisher

MS Girls Soccer

Quotable :

"My advice for younger athletes is to just do your best, have fun, and to believe in yourself."

"My favorite thing about soccer is

someone gets a goal, we all gather together and cheer."

Roster

Macy Cagle (6)

Grace Cuffaro (6)

Elleigh Earle (7)

Gabriela Fisher (8)

Kinsley Galvin (8)

Adelyn Huckabee (6)

Mikayla Makris (6)

Brenna Nienke (8)

Isabel Ortigosa (6)

Daniela Reyes (8)

Zoe Spadorcia (7)

Gianna Spence (8)

Madison Tyre (8)

Hanna Woody (7)

Milana Yarboro (8)

Lucy Zook (8)

The 8th grade girls posing for a picture at their last Keswick.

Hannah Woody (7) kicking the soccer ball to pass to defense. Elliegh Earle (7) running to get infront of the soccer ball.

Lucy Zook (8) kicking the soccer ball for a goal kick.

Gabriela Fisher (8) dribbling the soccer ball to the goal.

Nienke: (8)

Milana Yarboro: (8)

after

Gianna Spence (8) dribbling the soccer ball to make a goal.

Macy Cagle (6) grabbing the ball from the goal to punt it to the other side.

Noah Cibrone (6) calling for Weston DeHaven (7) to pass the ball.

Blake Waechter: (6) Brady Lamm (6)

Rogan Snapp (8) going in for the steal to get the ball back and get a goal.

Kevin Mack (6) Fighting for the soccer ball to regain possession.

Noah Cibrone (6) trying to save the ball from going out of bounds.

Sumner Woodard (8) clearing the ball to a open teammate. Reyes (8) booting soccer ball to kinsley to make a goal.

Mathew Eastman (8) dribbling the ball to try to score a goal.

MS Boys Varsity Basketball

MS Boys JVBasketball

Brody Scarbro (8)

Cole Jones (7th), Aaden Smith (8), Brody Scarbro (8th), Elijah Shutt (7th), Mack (6th), Cru Smith (6th), Everett Elam (6th), Dylan Flanigan (7th) Not Pictured: Kayson de la Rosa, Carter Dohrman, Victor Arrieta-Gonzalez,

Henry, WIll Sanderson

Davis catches a pass while playing against Shorecrest.

Deuce Griggs dribbles through the opponents

Mikey Appugliese (6) gearing up for a lay-up against Shorecrest.

Aadi Patel (8) searches for a teammate to pass to.

Colin Brandes (7) dribbles past a sea of Shorecrest players towards to hoop.

Kayson

Kaiden Fullham buying some time to set up a play.

Aadi Patel attempts a basket while being covered by a player from Shorecrest.

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Coach Tymeko :

"When we started this journey, we set out with one goal in mind: to become the best team we could possibly be. And boy, did we exceed expectations! We've faced tough opponents, battled through injuries, and worked tirelessly to improve our skills. But what truly sets this team apart is the unwavering spirit and unity that they have shown on and off the court. They supported one another, lifted each other up, and embraced the concept of

Team

Roster:

Caitee Knight (8)

Emma Howard (8)

Rylee White (7)

Abigail Ullman-Clay (7)

Joanna Paulson (7)

Gulianna Bunday (7)

Aniyah Donaldson (6)

Ella Chistolini (7)

Coach: Tymeko Talbert

NJHS

National Junior Honor Society

Aniyah Donaldson fighting keep the ball in a heated game against Shorecrest.

opponent from a pass to teammate.

Students Speakers At NJHS

Ceremony

a

Bunday 7th- Prayed, Tyler Green 8th- Pledge, Service, Hadley Cadman 8th- Scholarship, Leadership, Cameron Green 7th- Citizenship, Ava Wortock 7th- Character, Justice

6th graders, Adelyn Huckabee, Carson Davenport, Brianna Burgess, Julianna Bailie, Willow Hall, Mikayla Makris, Alexa LaBaraca, Adalynn Kitzinger after the NJHS ceremony for the members

MS Jazz band performs during the ceremony

Justice Jensen speaking

New NJHS inductees pose with veteran members

Gulianna Bunday (7) blocks

Abigail Ullman-Clay (7) attempts

shot!

Rylee White (7) gearing up for a lay-up against Shorecrest. Caitee Knight (8) makes a pass to her teammate.

Rylee White (7) dribbles past a sea of Shorecrest players towards the hoop.

teamwork like true champions. Let's continue to shine and make our mark in the world of basketball!" - Coach Tymeko

MS Fine Arts

art galleries, park adventures, performing for Fine Arts is a middle school get involved school quickly. involves painting, sculpting, oil Mrs. Burgess. playing the with Mr. Simpson Howard, and singing beautifully Mrs. Cusmano.

By Jameson Bahret

By

7th and 6th graders sing multiple songs to prepare for their next performance.

After practicing for weeks the 7th and 8th graders get to sing

Bahret (7) Rose Maldonado (8) Luke Gilroy (8) Justice

Levi Ashmead (8) Sumner Wooard (8) Jacobie Ignacio

McCann (7) Joanna Pualson (7) Leah Caroll (7) Pia Codolosa

Codolosa (8) Brenna DeHaven (8) Panagiotacos (7) Dillon Lackore. gym

Middle school art feather progect on wall in the hallway

at MPA

Causby (8) using oil pastels to dragon's eye in the art room.

Caleb Yepes (7) in the band room at rest position getting ready for instructions.

Mr. Howard directing the royal cadet band in the band room.

Gemma Eldridge (8 ) drawing a pastel dragon in the art room. An oil pastel dragon eye created by Victor ArrietaConzalez in MS art .

2023-2024

Audie Smith

Mr. Howard, directing the Royal Cadet band in there audition to Universal Studios and Walt Disney World.

Aaron Smith playing trumpet in the gym

Luke Gilroy (8) Rosie Maldonado (8)

WEST

On February 24, 2024, NCS hosted an on-campus Western dance for our High School Students. Dancing, great music, a fun photo booth courtesy of Mrs. Courtney Mack, a fire pit, Western Attire and good ol' fashioned barbeque was the theme of the night. Yee-haw!

yeehaw COWBOY!

Hispanic Heritagefestival

Hispanic Festival

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!

Venezuela getting ready for an exciting day at the festival.

The Costa Rica booth at the Hispanic heritage festival.

Trinity Hernandez helping underclassman make bracelets

Arwen Donovan painting flowers

Manny Silvestre and Savannah Lawson are helping in a booth

Hayley Somers helping Taylor Nuce

Brian Frias-Morales and Anrai Schriver work one of the booths for the festival

Bobby Hearn smiling big at the festival.

Kiara Diaz stamping on underclassman's passport

Costa Rica's team so excited to welcome underclassman

Spain's team during festival

Alyssa Hamilton and Abigail Eastman waiting for underclassman

Chile's team getting ready for the festival

Panama's team eager for the festival

On on Saturday, January 27, NCS took students in grades 8 - 12 to Rock the Universe at Universal Studios. Rock the Universe is Florida's largest Christian music festival.

On February 21, NCS Fine Arts hosted the Swinging Sweetheart Soirée. It was SPECTACULAR! The NCS Jazz Band and Chamber Singers were amazing!

Rock the UNIVERSE Sweetheart SOIREE'

Chapel 2023-2024

The theme for this school year is Living in Freedom. The theme uses the verse John 8:32 as it's basis :

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you

During a special chapel on March 6th, we were able to hear beautiful praise music by the Indiana Wesleyan Choir and celebrate with the Seniors who received faculty-voted Superlatives.

Jameson Jenson was asked to stand and lead the choir as a stand-in conductor.

Jameson Jensen and Janessa Shaikh received the honor of being awarded Mr. and Miss NCS during this chapel.

brand new system and has made the gym a wonderful experience.

This year, we experienced praise and worship from many different churches in Pinellas County of which many of our students attend.

Mr. Horne behind services.

themes, the events during are grateful productions. handles sound and for our Mrs. Cate of our Involvement in happenings.

HOW WILL YOU LEAD?

SEW

SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

we were challenged during Spring SEW Week to ask "How WIll You Lead?"

speaker in the Fall and we had leadership from the Justice Club lead

fellow student body members lead during her sermon.

Praise and Worship was lead by Bridgepoint Church this Spring.

Thoughtful compelling and provoking sermons were given by 4 members of our NCS Justice Club.

It is always touching to have the whole school together for an entire week of amazing worship. Watching our upperclassmen lead our younger students is an experience like no other.

Spring SEW was lead by Senior students who are members of the Justice Club and had just returned from the missions trip to Republic.

NCS Needs You!

Our Justice Club leadership student speakers reminded us that our school needs new leadership as the current Seniors are graduating. They challenged the student body to think about what unique gifts, talents and desires God has placed in their own hearts which they could use to lead and glorify Him.

Jameson Jenson joined the 6th grade side of the gym to worship with our youngest middle schoolers on the last day of SEW.

Trinity Hernandez pictured with her beaming parents, Mrs. and Mr. Hernandez, after her wonderful sermon.

Trinity Hernandez praying for a younger student during a call to worship.

Baptism2023-2024

chapel

THE students

Mikey 6th grader Northside. He decided to be baptized because he desired to be to God. His verse is Matthew

Wednesday, December 6th, NCS Middle and High School had 20 students Baptized in our special Baptism Chapel. Family, friends and teachers watched as our students made the decision to be

by a teacher or loved one of their chosing.

Ava Esposito is a 6th grader at Northside. She decided to be baptized because she wanted to grow in her faith. She has grown up in a Christian household and has always known the Lord.

Our students who were baptized during this chapel received a certificate of baptism with the date they decided to be baptized in Christ and a special Bible with their name engraved on the cover.

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baptized in Christ

Jamariyah Pettis (10), Jenna Titara (10), Mikey Appugliese (6), Jesiah Campbell (6), Casen Cash (6), Noah Cibrone (6), Nixen Hamm (6), Brady Lamm (6), Hartley Milne (6),

Jazmine Pyle (6), Carson Savino (6), Cru Smith (6), Jacoby Baker (6), Ava Esposito (6), Mikayala Makris (6), Addie Pellnitz (6), Finley Ryan (7), Jonothan Zayas (6), Ava Bumgarner (10),Elle Smith (10), Nia Kirkland (11).

Elle Smith and Mrs. Goodwin sharing a very special moment together.

Finley Ryan being baptized by her former teacher Mrs. Davenport.

Jenna Titara was very happy after being baptized.

Justice Club Missions

Detroit LOVE

A special treat enjoyed by the members of the team.

Lucas Kinsella takes time to shoot some hoops with some new found friends he made during this Mission Trip.

Mr. Keller and Andrew Book enjoy some ice cream during some downtime while in Detroit.

The Team

The missions team to Detroit Love was so appreciated. Here they are seen holding a gift of gratitude from the Detroit Love group. Many of our students and teachers came back from the mIssions trip stating they felt changed and filled with so much love and appreciation for the sweet people of Detroit and the mission of Detroit Love.

The team taking a break by gathering on the lawn to have a special treat.

Our students : Leah Richason, Jenna Titara, Emmilia Rosenquist and Alumni, Anna Richason, meet with precious children during the missions trip.

Leah Richason, Alumni, Anna Richason, Alumni, Emmilia Rosenquist ,Jenna Titara and Mrs. Tracy Richason.

Mr. Richason, Jason Baker, Andrew Book, Christian Kinsella, Aiden Brown, Lucas Kinsella and Mr. Keller

Mr. Horne, Jason Baker and Lucas Kinsella

Christian Kinsella with Mr. and Mrs. Richason

Lucas Kinsella smiling with some children in Detroit.

The team got to spend a day in the capital, Santo Domingo. They got to go shopping, eat, and take a day off from their hard work.

Students from Las Palmas School:

The seniors from school told us, " We are glad for you guys taking your time for people you don't know, and creating a connection that the other groups have not. From the bottom of every Las Palmas student we thank you."

The team got the chance to lead chapel at Las Palmas Christian school in the Dominican Republic. They also were able to connect with kids from neighborhoods. Especially, with the kids that the church set up weekly meetings with. Even though they were there to help preach and impact the students, many have said that the students have impacted them more.

Aubrey Cooke and Gaby Hibberd rejoicing after they got baptized in the Caribean sea.

Manuel and Arwen Donovan

Extracurricular

JobsandHobbies

Saylor Smith

Saylor has been dancing for 12 years at A&G Dance Academy. In addition to competing both locally and nationally, this year Saylor was selected to join the Pro Reveler Company, which means she will be a faculty assistant on the Revel Dance Tour.

Max Graham

Maxwell Graham (12) plays pickleball with his friends every week. They play tournament style and pick up games with other people on the court. Even though he just started this year, he has taken a liking to the sport.

Arwen Donovan

Arwen Donovan (12) uses her creative eye to take photos of many different NCS sports on and off campus. Many of the photos used for this yearbook were taken by this generous Senior. We will miss her time and dedication to NCS next year!

Jasper Eldridge

Jasper Eldridge (10) is a 3rd degree black belt who has been training at On The Mat since he was 7 years old. He is now starting to help out with training the next generation of martial artists.

Chefs kiss to Blake Vanwormer (12) and Blaise Reynolds (12) working in the kitchen at the Mahaffey Theater.

Turner Gross (11) enjoys furthering his photography skills by coming out to take photos at every NCS football game and making awesome videos.

Marshall started playing hockey 3 years ago when he first moved to Dunedin. Marshall plays HS hockey for Palm Harbor University and travel hockey for the Tampa Bay Junior Lightning.

Christian Kinsella has been playing hockey since 2016. His first year as a travel hockey player, he played for the TB Jr. Lightning. He also played travel hockey for the Clearwater Ice Storm for two years. Christian now plays High School Hockey for the Seminole Sharks.

Lucas Kinsella started playing hockey in 2016. Lucas trained for 5 years with Coach Dmitry Afanasenkov, former player for the Tampa Bay Lightning . This past season, Lucas played 14UAA travel hockey for the Clearwater Ice Storm. They made it to the state finals, finishing 2nd overall in Florida.

Senior Buddies

The Seniors shared "Seussical" ice cream sundaes with their Preschool buddies on Dr. Seuss Day.

Edan Billingsley and Trinity Hernandez reading a book to their buddies.

SK Beshears and Addison MurphyDoe having fun with their buddy.

Having

Christmas

cookies together!

Where It All Began Trunk -or-Treat

are happy to be sharing their senior buddy,

Christopher Edgar happy to meet his buddy for the first time.

Josh Reiter and his senior buddy, smiling big. Mustang Senior baseball players dressed up to see there buddies.

Lola Lee and Gracie Sequin

Channing. Mikenzie Mack handing out Hawaiian Lei's to match the theme of her decorated car.

Bella Hammil dressed as Snow White giving the preschool class a bunch of sweet goodies.

Girls "arhg" ready senior buddy or

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Popular Movies/Shows

Barbie

Gray's Anatomy

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Outer Banks

Favorite Streaming Services

6th grader Brianna Burgess practicing french horn.

7th

Dylan

Middle School

happenings

8th graders Drew Espro and Stone Sawa posing after working hard after there middle school football game

6th graders Grace Cuffaro and Brandon Melton working on a class assignment for

A 7th grade community group does their best pose for a photo on HOCO Sports Fan Day.

Elena Hoster, Alexa LeBarca, and Macy dressed up for HOCO on past vs present day

7th

Salyers,

6th

Middle school cambridge singers in Universal Studios after their amazing performance that morning.

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This years Northside production "Elf the

with the middle school students in 7th and 8th grade as the Elves.

Musical"

Mrs. Davenport

Casen Cash telling a story during downtime in Mrs. Davenports' class.

grade band performing for a chapel.

graders

Colin Brandes, Micah (Audie) Smith, Michael McCann, Oliver Morgan hallway before school

grader

Flanigan running down the basketball court trying make a basket.

6th Graders, Nolan Gross, Carissa Owusu and Corban Hester pose for a pic.

8th grade students had fun dressing as Despicable Me characters in HOCO

7th grader Hannah Woody passing the soccer ball to her teamates.

6th gader Nixen Hamn on the bench at his football game.

8th graders Brenna Nienke, Serena Leisure, Lucy Zook, Alegria Cowly, and 7th grader Maya Bojilova working on homework outside

7th grader Cole Cisnesros running with the baton in the 4 by 100.

6th grade boys enjoying lunch as they take a break from their hard work in PE class.

Kaiden Fulham, Deuce Griggs and Jacoby Baker

Micah Blanck poses in his red white and blue for HOCOvSpirit Day.

8th grade Class of Portraits 2028

8th Graders, Joeseph Geene and Tripp Sillito working hard in Bible class.

8th graders, Aadi Patel, and Alexander Ocampo chilling in Bible class.

8th graders Justice Jensen and Joshua Wintle posing for a quick pic in Bible.

8th graders having fun learning from Mrs. Hedeen in computer class.

7th grade class of Portraits 2029

Rylee White Sofia Wincelowicz

Woody

Wortock

Yepes Micah (audie)

Victor Arrieta-Gonzalez, Lucas Livingston and Cole Jones pose at a football game.

Elleigh Earle (7) looking up at the board to write notes.

7th grade girls pose during Homecoming Spirit Day.

Samantha Adams and Abigail Panagiotacos represent their favorite teams during HOCO.

6th Grade class of Portraits 2030

Sixth

Aiden

Sixth grade art students show off their pop art during Homecoming Week.

Sixth grade boys celebrating a win at Homecoming Games.

Sixth grade boys working hard to complete a task for Community Groups.

grade ladies newly inducted to NJHS stand for a photo together.

Displays Christian Testimony

Isla Elam and Andrew Espro

Most Athletic

Gianna Spence and Alexander Ocampo

Most Adventurous

Norah Harding and Finn Domingue

Most Humorous

Gabriela Fisher and Tyler Williamson

Most Creative

Alivia Book and Sebastian Halder

and

Trendsetter

Colton Outzen and Carlie Walton

Levi Ashmead

Avery Deslandes

Justice Jensen and Mila Codolosa

Jude Bobbitt and Hadley Cadman

Brody Scarbro and Kinsley Galvin

MS Summer Highlights

Billy Shephard (7th) went to a baseball tournament in South Carolina, his team outscored the other team 71 - 2

Finley Ryan (7th) went to the Barbie movie with her friends and posed infront of the Ninja Turtle sign.

Hall is in and went to a summer camp with horses and a llama named Cusco.

Colton Outzen (8th) hiked up Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina with his family.

Brie Burgess is in 6th grade and she went to Blairsville, Georgia to go horseback riding with her family

8th grader Lucy Zook went to Luau, Hawaii with her family. She went to dinner and there was music with dancers on the stage.

Alexa Labarca went to in July and went to Palermo Beach to the big and plateaus.

Ava Wortock (7th) went to the Bahamas in the summer, she saw a bunch of hermit crabs and the water was crystal clear.

Sofia Wincelowicz (7th) went to North Carolina and took a trip to go on the bridge to see the pretty forest area.

Enjoy the Summer Sun

8th grader Drew Espro went to Costa Rica and caught a 60 pound Wahoo fish!

Carter Dohrman (7th) went to summer camp with his friends and did an epic jump into the lake.

Macy Cagle (6th) went to the Bahamas and saw the cute pigs surrounding her. She also saw a bunch of sea animals like sting rays.

Caleb Yepes (7th) went lobstering in The Keys with his family and friends.

Lucas Livingston (7th) went wake boarding off of his boat in Clearwater, FL.

Alaina Feliciano (7th) went to Niagara Falls with her family and went under the water fall!

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Brayden Goodwin and his family travelled to a baseball game over the summer.

8th Grade

TRIP TO . . .

8th Grade visited Washington D.C. over Spring Break for the annual tradition. They were able to visit sites like Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetary, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, The Lawn and numerous other historical sites. A great time was had by all!

Spring Break 2024

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MS HOCO Dress Up

2023 - 2024

Drew Espro (8th) and Holden Carlson (8th) are posing for a pic in the lunch room for MS HOCO for Past vs Present Day.

Brady Salyers (7th), Mrs. Hall, and Willow Hall (6th) and Ms. Jones posing for their favorite team, Ohio State, on Sports

Rivalries Day!

Jenna Diefenbach and Naila Desir

Mother and daughter duo!

Mrs. Davenport and Carson Davenport (6th) dressed as each other for Past vs. Present Day.

1st 8th grade

Jackson Kwilecki (8th), Joshua Wintle (8th), Jayden Oliver (8th), William Sanderson (8th) on Sports Rivalries Day dressed as baseball players

Gage Caballero (6th) and Michael Appugliese (6th) posing for Ms. Jones. On Disney vs Universal day. Tyler Williamson (8th) and Alexander Ocampo (8th) smiling on Red Vs Blue day.

2nd 6th grade

Willow Hall (6th), Ava Esposito (6th), Macy Cagle (6th), Mikayla Makris (6th), Saideli Silvestre (6th), Elena Hoster (6th), Ava Bumgarner (6th), Grace Cuffaro (6th) all dressed up for Disney Day as Minnie Mouse

Will Sanderson (8th) and Joshua Wintle (8th) posing in their Mustang Baseball jersey.

3rd 7th

Naila Desir (7th), Diefenbach (7th), Wincelowicz (7th), Dohrman (7th), dressed up for Decades

Mr. Elam for past vs present day.

Amelia Doherty (8th) and Carlie Walton (8th) posing..

(7th) posing with Saideli Silvestre (6th)

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Alexa LaBarca, Brie Burgess, Adalynn Kissenger, Jules Bailey, Aaron Smith and Nolan Gross dressed as Alice in Wonderland for Disney vs. Universal Day

Mrs. Davenport poses with her community group students on Past vs. Present Day

6th graders dressed as Harry Potter characters on Disney vs. Universal Day

Middle School HOCO Games

Lexie

grade girls took a tumble in tug of

Sixth graders posing after beating the seventh graders in a game of tug of war.

Games

6th grade girls celebrating with Mrs. Davenport after a huge win in tug of war!

Seventh trying sixth tug of

8th grade talking with Mrs. Salyers before they play game of tug of war

posing for a picture before a game of tug of war

Edgar laughs after the 7th

war.

8th graders Holden, Colton, and Brody celebrating their tug of war win.

Eighth grade B team posing for a picture before their tug of war game.

Mrs. Davenport commanding the field as the tug of war teams line up for competition.

Eighth grade Boys A tug of war team showing off their muscles in tug of war.

Eighth grade Girls A tug of war team struggling to beat the eighth grade B tug of war team.

Sixth grade boys trying to beat the seventh graders in tug of war.

Eighth grade boys A team posing for the picture after winning in tug of war.

Eighth grader, Kinsley Galvin, catching the ball to save the fans.

The Mustang defense making a huge stop led by eighth grader Gianna Spence.

The cheer squad hyping up the home crowd.

The offensive line, lead by 7th grade center, Billy Shepherd, setting up to destroy the Caimbridge defensive line.

Aniyah Donaldson (6) and Caitee Knight (8) make their way down the court to score for the Mustangs!

Eighth grader, Brenna Nienke, practicing her short game before her match.

THE athletes

James Duering (7) posing for a picture before a big meet.

Featured

Gulianna Bundy (7) setting herself up for a successful game.

Drew Espro (8) celebrating with his teamates after an important touchdown.

Jenna Diefenbach (7) setting the ball for her teamates.

Victor Arieta-Gonzalez (7) receiving the play call from his coach.

Middle School Football

Outzen(8)thing about football is the automatically created created. Everybody no matter what."

Drew Espro (8) posing for a pic after being huddled up with the team.

Luke Revennaugh (8) off of football

Conner Mularoni (6) hustling back to the line of the scrimmage.

Nixen Hamm (6) cheering on his teamates

(6) posing while on his teammates

running for a IRCS game.

Middle school Griffin(6), Carter Isaiah Rider(7), Smith(6), Levi Hern(6), Jett Hamm(6), Conner

Coaches: Max

Not Pictured: Sawa(8), Caleb

MS BLUE VOLLEYBALL

7th grader ,Finley Mackenzie, setting the ball to her teammates to get a point and win the game.

This (8th) Northside. thing being to young determined hard, Emma Howard (8) serves the ball over the net at a winning game.

RED VOLLEYBALL

Adalynn

Abby Panagiotacos (7)

Ashleigh Wilson (6)

Brianna Burgess (6)

Sydney Nguyen (7)

Elena Hoster (6)

Macy Cagle (6)

Willow Hall (6)

Coach: Mrs. Mandy Hall

Assistant: Ashleigh Wilson

(7) Ava Wortock (7) Lauren Chmura (8) Howard (8) Carrissa Owuso (6) Jennah

Naila Desir (7)

Saideli Silvestre (6)

Alexa LaBarca (6)

Kitzinger (6)

team shakes with their

6th graders, Willow Hall and Brianna Burgess, celebrate after a great game.

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Abigail Ullman Clay, Naila Desir, Saideli Silvestrie, Alexa LaBarca, Adalynn Kitzinger, Abigail Panagiotacos, Ashleigh WIlson, Brianna Burgess, Sydney Nguyen Not Pictured: Elena Hoster, Willow Hall, Macy Cagle

The team celebrates after their final game of the season.

Middle School Varsity Baseball Middle School JV Baseball

All

Team Roster :

Anderson, Austin 8

Cianfoni, Rocco 8

Davis, Ronnie 8

Jackson, Beck 8

Kwilecki, Jackson 8

Ocampo, Xander 8

Oliver, Jayden 8

Outzen, Colton 8

Peterson, Carson 8

Sanderson, Will 8

Scarbro, Brody "Jarvis" 8

Williamson, Tyler 8

Wintle, Josh 8

Woodard, Sumner 8

Artze, Jett 7

Cabrera, Anthony 7

words from coach scarbro:

"The 2024 Middle School baseball team 14 eighth graders who come from our tradition. This group has won over 40 lost 2 in their past 2 seasons. The expectations and will always be high for the middle program. We look forward to another great Go Mustangs!"

Jones, Cole 7

Shephard, Billy 7

Roster :

Dohrman, Carter 7

Smith, Audi (Micah) 7

De la Rosa, Kayson 7

Appugliese, Mikey 6

Barnaky Caden 6

Hernandez, Sebastian 6

Caballero, Gage 6

Bonnell, Greyson 6

Perez, Jacob 6

Paige, James 6

Rice, Garrett 6

Tharakan, Aiden 6

Cash, Casen 6

6th grader Sebastian Hernandez posing for a picture before a game with his father and coach, Raul Hernandez.

The 8th Grade Mustangs flashing a smile mid-game.

of the MS Baseball team members are pictured in the above team photo. MS was divided into two teams this year, a MS Varsity and a MS JV team. The rosters on both pages display the players for each.

Casen Cash (6) watching the game from the sidelines.

Gage Cullen (6) tries for a bunt to get on first base.

Carter Dohrman steps up to the plate.

Audi Smith and Carter Dohrman run into the duggout after an inning.

Gage Cullen

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Middle School Boys Soccer

Roster

Noah Cibrone (6)

Blake Waechter (6)

Cullen Hern (6)

Sebastian Hernandez (6)

Weston DeHaven (7)

Thomas Pierre (7)

James Duehring

Rogan Snapp (8)

Matthew Eastman (8)

Dillon Lackore (7)

Brady Lamm (6)

Levi Ashmead (8)

Oliver Morgan (7)

Kevin Mack (6)

Coach John Fisher

MS Girls Soccer

Quotable :

"My advice for younger athletes is to just do your best, have fun, and to believe in yourself."

"My favorite thing about soccer is

someone gets a goal, we all gather together and cheer."

Roster

Macy Cagle (6)

Grace Cuffaro (6)

Elleigh Earle (7)

Gabriela Fisher (8)

Kinsley Galvin (8)

Adelyn Huckabee (6)

Mikayla Makris (6)

Brenna Nienke (8)

Isabel Ortigosa (6)

Daniela Reyes (8)

Zoe Spadorcia (7)

Gianna Spence (8)

Madison Tyre (8)

Hanna Woody (7)

Milana Yarboro (8)

Lucy Zook (8)

The 8th grade girls posing for a picture at their last Keswick.

Hannah Woody (7) kicking the soccer ball to pass to defense. Elliegh Earle (7) running to get infront of the soccer ball.

Lucy Zook (8) kicking the soccer ball for a goal kick.

Gabriela Fisher (8) dribbling the soccer ball to the goal.

Nienke: (8)

Milana Yarboro: (8)

after

Gianna Spence (8) dribbling the soccer ball to make a goal.

Macy Cagle (6) grabbing the ball from the goal to punt it to the other side.

Noah Cibrone (6) calling for Weston DeHaven (7) to pass the ball.

Blake Waechter: (6) Brady Lamm (6)

Rogan Snapp (8) going in for the steal to get the ball back and get a goal.

Kevin Mack (6) Fighting for the soccer ball to regain possession.

Noah Cibrone (6) trying to save the ball from going out of bounds.

Sumner Woodard (8) clearing the ball to a open teammate. Reyes (8) booting soccer ball to kinsley to make a goal.

Mathew Eastman (8) dribbling the ball to try to score a goal.

MS Boys Varsity Basketball

MS Boys JVBasketball

Brody Scarbro (8)

Cole Jones (7th), Aaden Smith (8), Brody Scarbro (8th), Elijah Shutt (7th), Mack (6th), Cru Smith (6th), Everett Elam (6th), Dylan Flanigan (7th) Not Pictured: Kayson de la Rosa, Carter Dohrman, Victor Arrieta-Gonzalez,

Henry, WIll Sanderson

Davis catches a pass while playing against Shorecrest.

Deuce Griggs dribbles through the opponents

Mikey Appugliese (6) gearing up for a lay-up against Shorecrest.

Aadi Patel (8) searches for a teammate to pass to.

Colin Brandes (7) dribbles past a sea of Shorecrest players towards to hoop.

Kayson

Kaiden Fullham buying some time to set up a play.

Aadi Patel attempts a basket while being covered by a player from Shorecrest.

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Coach Tymeko :

"When we started this journey, we set out with one goal in mind: to become the best team we could possibly be. And boy, did we exceed expectations! We've faced tough opponents, battled through injuries, and worked tirelessly to improve our skills. But what truly sets this team apart is the unwavering spirit and unity that they have shown on and off the court. They supported one another, lifted each other up, and embraced the concept of

Team

Roster:

Caitee Knight (8)

Emma Howard (8)

Rylee White (7)

Abigail Ullman-Clay (7)

Joanna Paulson (7)

Gulianna Bunday (7)

Aniyah Donaldson (6)

Ella Chistolini (7)

Coach: Tymeko Talbert

NJHS

National Junior Honor Society

Aniyah Donaldson fighting keep the ball in a heated game against Shorecrest.

opponent from a pass to teammate.

Students Speakers At NJHS

Ceremony

a

Bunday 7th- Prayed, Tyler Green 8th- Pledge, Service, Hadley Cadman 8th- Scholarship, Leadership, Cameron Green 7th- Citizenship, Ava Wortock 7th- Character, Justice

6th graders, Adelyn Huckabee, Carson Davenport, Brianna Burgess, Julianna Bailie, Willow Hall, Mikayla Makris, Alexa LaBaraca, Adalynn Kitzinger after the NJHS ceremony for the members

MS Jazz band performs during the ceremony

Justice Jensen speaking

New NJHS inductees pose with veteran members

Gulianna Bunday (7) blocks

Abigail Ullman-Clay (7) attempts

shot!

Rylee White (7) gearing up for a lay-up against Shorecrest. Caitee Knight (8) makes a pass to her teammate.

Rylee White (7) dribbles past a sea of Shorecrest players towards the hoop.

teamwork like true champions. Let's continue to shine and make our mark in the world of basketball!" - Coach Tymeko

MS Fine Arts

art galleries, park adventures, performing for Fine Arts is a middle school get involved school quickly. involves painting, sculpting, oil Mrs. Burgess. playing the with Mr. Simpson Howard, and singing beautifully Mrs. Cusmano.

By Jameson Bahret

By

7th and 6th graders sing multiple songs to prepare for their next performance.

After practicing for weeks the 7th and 8th graders get to sing

Bahret (7) Rose Maldonado (8) Luke Gilroy (8) Justice

Levi Ashmead (8) Sumner Wooard (8) Jacobie Ignacio

McCann (7) Joanna Pualson (7) Leah Caroll (7) Pia Codolosa

Codolosa (8) Brenna DeHaven (8) Panagiotacos (7) Dillon Lackore. gym

Middle school art feather progect on wall in the hallway

at MPA

Causby (8) using oil pastels to dragon's eye in the art room.

Caleb Yepes (7) in the band room at rest position getting ready for instructions.

Mr. Howard directing the royal cadet band in the band room.

Gemma Eldridge (8 ) drawing a pastel dragon in the art room. An oil pastel dragon eye created by Victor ArrietaConzalez in MS art .

2023-2024

Audie Smith

Mr. Howard, directing the Royal Cadet band in there audition to Universal Studios and Walt Disney World.

Aaron Smith playing trumpet in the gym

Luke Gilroy (8) Rosie Maldonado (8)

messing around with her P.E shirt. in choir.

Choir class practicing for a performance

Mrs. Cusmano conducting the choir at a competition

Harry Norah Harding (8) and Samantha Adams band class Mathew Eastman (8) and Roselani Maldonado (8) playing saxophone during band class

By Jameson Bahret the Ethan Travis baritone saxophone band class

Mrs. Cusmano teaches the middle new and amazing song to get ready

surprise alum guest, Kyle Wiliiamson, sings for Mrs. Cusmano's 6th Grade class

By: Audie Smith

Mrs. Cusmano conducting her choir class

MS Choir practicing for a performance

Jude Bobbitt created a very lion for his take on animal pastels.

Dalia Causby hard at work during the unit on oil pastel dragon eyes

Victor Arrietta-Gonzalez created a beautiful chalk pastel animal this fall

Maya Bojilova created a finnick fox for the pastel animal unit.

Harper Shafer - Dragon Eye Carson Davenport - Self Portrait

Jazmine Pyle hard at work

Halkett and Ashleigh Wilson

Middle School Academics 2023 - 2024

7th

6th Grade Science Hurricane Lab

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6th graders Grace Cuffaro and Brandon Melton are working on the "Saving Fred" science lab in Mrs. Davenport's room, which involves saving a gummy worm without using your hands.

graders Alexander Krieger. Brady doing a lesson check in Mrs. Hicks Pre math class.

and 6 Graders work on their module in Mrs. Hicks Pre Algebra math class.

7th graders Zoe Spadorcia and Ry (Rylee) White partnering up while working on a Lab in science

graders Lucas Livingston, Cole Cisneros, Brady Salyers, Micah Wahba, and Anthony Cabrera working on a science lab.

7th graders Elleigh Earle, and Madison McCoy working on a science lab including boiling water with a heated light to see how plant cells work.

Mrs. Davenport's science classes brought in two liter bottles to create their own hurricane to study weather patterns.

Aiden Tharakan and Sebastian Hernandez are focusing during Mrs. Davenport's science class.

MS History, Bible, and Electives

Aadi

Patel (8), Joesph Green (8), and Anthony Cabrera (7) working in Mrs. Heeden's computer class.

Kinsley Galvin (8) in Mrs. Jerger's study skills class.

Garrett Rice (6) in Mrs. Davenport's World Cultures class.

Spanish

Elizabeth Brades and Hadley working on the "World Religions" Miss Jones' Bible class. Ryan Woodson

Brenna Nienke (8), Alegria Cowley (8), Serena Leisure (8), Lucy Zook (8), and Maya Bojilova (7) outside during Mrs. Shaikh's Spanish Class.

Tyler Williamson (8), Alexander Ocampo (8), and Finn Domingue (8) also in Mrs. Heeden's computer class.

7th graders Micah Wahba and Michael McCann in Mr. Rayner's World Geography class.

Brenna Dehaven (8) is busy studying in Mrs. Jerger's study skills class. also working in Miss Jones' Bible class.

Elleigh Earle (7) in Mr. Rayner's World Geography class.

Lily Ashmead (6) also in Mrs. Davenport's World Cultures class.

Anthony Cabrera (7) in Mrs. Heeden's computer class.

Madison McCoy (7) in Mr. Rayner's World Geography class.

These 6th grader's in Mrs. Davenport's World Cultures class.

MS Community Groups

Community groups started in Fall 2023 in an effort to increase a sense of community and togetherness among our middle and high school students.

What are community groups? They are a weekly small group time during the school day where 10-12 students in the same grade meet and do life together. Many of our teachers go above and beyond to create an atmosphere where some students say their community group time is the highlight of their week.

potatoes to discuss how our faith, culture, environment, and journey shape us.

Small

Each invited to be a part of a discipleship/small group. Among other activities and discipleship throughout the year, Mr. McBride showed 6th grade boys how to tie a tie and how to show gentleman like qualities; Mrs. Davenport and Mrs. Hall hosted the 6th grade God's Girl's Friendsgiving luncheon; 11th graders Rian Szumigala and Caylie Christiansen hosted a Thanksgiving dessert party with their 7th and 8th grade girls small group; and Mr. Horne and Pastor Drew Wallingford led the MS Chapel leadership team as they prepare to lead worship in an upcoming chapel. In total, more than 65 middle schoolers are involved in small groups during the week.

God's Girls small group exchanged gifts for Christmas and Valentine's Day while Mr. McBride's Gentleman Society learned how to tie ties and display gentility.

StudentLifeAfterSchool

Micah Wahba Jules Bailie

Jules Bailie (6) has danced for 9 years and currently attends the Guilfoil Dance Arts Center for both ballet and contemporary dance. Her favorite role has been sugar plum fairy in the this last season s production of The Nutcracker.

7th Grade Student Micah Wahba. competed in the St. Petersburg Yacht Club Valentine s Day Sailing Regatta. After two days of racing, he won first place in the blue fleet (division determined by age) and first place overall in the silver fleet! There were 78 sailors in the silver fleet from all over the United States.

Caden

Barnaky

After fracturing his humerus in 3 places and urgent surgery, Caden Barnaky (6) battled back to compete for the Mustangs at Districts (6 weeks later) in two individual events and two relays. He continued his recovery and achieved personal best times in all 6 events at the Florida Age Group Championships representing West Florida Lightning Aquatics placing 6th in his best event. He looks forward to next year competing in full seasons with the NCS swim and baseball teams.

Elam

Bay Area Performing Arts productions outside of

Gemma Eldridge

Gemma Eldridge (8) has been a member of a 4H Dog Club since she was 8 years old and has been showing in the American Kennel Club for the last 3 years. She has 2 dogs Shadow and Phoenix that she shows with. She has won Best Junior Showmanship Award and Best of Breed while competing with some of the top professional handlers in the country, and has won the Florida State Fair Champion of Champions Competition for the Dog Division twice.

School Extracurricular

Tyler Green is a level 8 gymnast at Tamps Bay

She has been doing gymnastics since she was 2 years old. She has won first place all-around in numerous state and regional competitions.

good friends!

Dalia Causby

Turners.

Brady Lamm (6) plays lacrosse for South Tampa Sticks and Cru Smith (6) plays for St. Pete Dragons. Although opponents on the field, these players remain

Ava Esposito is an equestrian for Hoyer Show Stables. She has been riding for 7 years. She is seen here with her horse, Oden.

Cru Smith (6), Micah Wahba (7), Dylan Flanagan (7) , Jack Griffen (6), Cole Norvell (6), Kaiden Fulham (6), Sebastian Hernandez (6), Michael McCann (7), Connor Mularoney (6) play for lacrosse for the St. Pete Dragons.

Isla

(8), Piper Hall (7) and Brianna Burgess (6) are involved in

NCS.

Willow Hall (6) began playing for the Palm Harbor New Waves club volleyball team this year.

Harper Shafer (6) has been cheering for Rock Solid All Stars since age 4. She cheers on tow teams, Junior 2 and Junior 3 and helps coach the Tinies.

Senior Send-Off

A message to the graduating class coaches.

Congratulations!! Can things you do, go do something the good and bad, make belt and remember that AND- invest in a leather

The Lord brought me to Northside to continue fulfilling His calling upon my life and make me part of yours, and it has been one of my greatest privileges and joys to be your teacher and coach! Like I always say, "train yourself to be Godly"... because it will profit you for this life and for the one to come. Continue to relentlessly pursue your relationship with God and live out your faith wherever you go. Congratulations!!! I am so very proud of you, may our God guide you and allow you to prosper in everything you do according to His perfect will. I love you and will be praying for you!!!

"WE WORK TODAY AND WE PLAY TOMORROW!"

Mr.

miss seeing faces. I have to have seen from little girls

McCann

Congratulations to the of 2024! to lean not your own understanding but allow always be your

Mr. Harkala

To the class of 2024, I am humbled to have a part of your story. May the Lord hold you when difficult times come, keep you when you cannot yourself, make His face shine upon you when darkness surrounds and uncertainty looms, and give you peace when chaos attacks. May His JOY be yours forever!

Mr. Lameyer

Seniors, as you leave this school remember always to seek truth, goodness, and beauty the rest of your days, and you will find God. Your soul will be filled with the strength you will need to keep a right perspective during the buffets, stresses and hard times that will come, and during the successes and joys and achievements, too, which can also sometimes derail our souls from right. Look to the unchanging source of all good, and He will direct your path and show you how to live. Never stop learning and being curious and interested, and you will be learned and interesting. Seek God and we will meet again one day.

impacted your faculty, and our prayer is that we have affected your lives too. May God guide your steps in the coming years. Remember to look to Jesus and you will find the joy you so desperately seek. Blessings and Congratulations once again.

Remember that you always have a home here at NCS. Come back and see us soon!

most amazing time of your life you finally get the chance to spread your wings. Always be confident to shoot beyond what you think is possible. Always remember that your words carry weight, use them to build others up. And lastly, always take time to enjoy the warmth of the sunshine and the world around you to keep you grounded. Love you all so much.

It's not goodbye,

watching you grow year blessing proud of the men you have become. I cannot wait to see what God has planned for your lives. It was my honor to coach you guys and I will never forget this senior class.

blessings your endeavors. We are so very proud of you!

Away with you! Be gone! Be unleashed onto the unsuspecting world with all your talents, skills and powers. Get out there and find the Kingdom of God. Then, BE the Kingdom of God.

Spoiler: you can find the directions in Matthew chapter 5!

(It s been there all along!) We will miss you, but we are always here for you.

Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Lolly

-Ms. Mounts

Mrs. Mounts

Mrs. Lamm

Dr. Wilson

Mrs. Hernandez

Mr. Wilson

Mr. Farrell

Coach Granier

we made THIS! Yearbook '23-'24!

AAdams, Samantha 128, 131, 170, 171, 183, 191, 199, 202

Ahlers, Elijah 56, 86

Akker, Lisa 8

Allen, Donald 50, 65, 67, 127

Alvarez, Andreas 10, 39, 68, 96, 163

Alves, Caleb 56, 58, 62, 63, 72, 114, 123, 132

Amaya, Samuel 162

Andary, Yazan 50

Anderson, Austin 168, 169, 181, 182, 183

Anderson, Luke 43, 44, 97, 137

Andujar, Gregory 56

Andujar, Samuel 50, 69, 72, 136, 138, 155

Angers-Beltrano, Giovanna

172, 205, 211, 254

Apostolu, Avery 10, 41, 68, 71, 108, 109, 145, 216

Appugliese, Michael 154, 155, 172, 173, 180, 191, 192, 197

Arrieta-Gonzalez, Victor 170, 171, 186, 204

Artille, Regina 8, 9

Artze, Jett 170, 183, 186, 192, 197

Ashmead, Levi 119, 168, 175, 200

Ashmead, Lily 172, 209, 210, 211

Asif, Tyson 44, 92, 122, 123, 149, 154

Ausbrooks, Ayden 154

Austin, Nathan 50, 72

Avilamena, Sophia 44

BBackman, Barrett 170

Bahret, Benjamin 56, 64, 101,

Barnaky, Caden 78, 166, 172, 173, 199

Barnett, Blake 50

Bartlett, Presley 5 Bay, Matthew 10, 39, 40, 125, 132, 142, 151, 158, 217

Beauchamp, Halen 54, 56, 103

Bennett, Jackson 56

Bergstrom, Erik 50, 53, 66, 69, 103, 114, 115, 144

Bertrand, Nicholas 42, 43, 44, 97, 136

Beshears, Sarakate 11, 94, 163, 256

Bier, Armand 44, 125, 136, 137

Bier, Jennifer 8

Bier, Lucy 56, 133, 144

Billingsley, Edan 11, 41, 80, 139, 155, 218

Blain, Autumn 56

Blanck, Micah 166, 167, 170, 171, 204

Blenis, Karen 8

Bobbitt, Charlie 56, 84, 99

Bobbitt, Jude 84, 168, 175, 182, 183, 204

Bojilova, Maya 166, 170, 188, 208

Bonavia, Donna 8, 127

Bonnell, Greyson 166, 172, 173, 183, 193, 211, 227

Bonney, Marissa 11, 150, 257

Book, Alivia 84, 168, 169, 174

Book, Andrew 56, 84, 149, 154, 156, 157

Borges, Blake 44, 45, 62, 65, 69, 97, 136, 137, 266

Bower, Ty 50, 80, 145

Brandes, Colin 84, 166, 170, 197

Brandes, Elizabeth 42, 61, 128, 130, 131, 139, 168, 173, 208

Bregon, Autumn 166, 170, 171, 190

Briones, Luna 163

Brown, Aiden 44, 63, 78, 85, 103, 157

Brown, Delta 8 Brown, Heather 8

Brown, Madison 44 Brown, Mariah 5 Brown, Michelle 8

Brunette, Maryn 163

Bumgarner, Ava 49, 50, 74, 75, 143, 154, 155

Busch, Maiya 56, 71, 99, 108, 109, 110

Byrne, Weston 5

CCaballero, Gage 172, 173, 192, 193, 206, 210

Cabrera, Anthony 170, 206, 209

Cadman, Hadley 74, 75, 94, 111, 139, 168, 169, 175, 204, 208, 210

Cadman, Jada 49, 50, 74, 75, 140, 142, 143

Cagle, Macy 61, 167, 172, 181, 183, 189

Campbell, Jesiah 154, 155, 172, 173, 205, 210

Carlson, Ayden 50, 90, 146

Carlson, Holden 168

Carns, Matt 8

Carr, Avery 44, 65, 94, 105

Carroll, Grace 56, 128, 131

Carroll, Leah 55, 119, 128, 170, 171, 200, 204, 211

Cash, Ava 12, 36, 40, 41, 67, 68, 119, 121, 123, 129, 136, 140, 141, 142, 145, 150, 162, 220, 262, 267

Cash, Camryn 5

Cash, Casen 76, 154, 155, 172, 173, 192, 197

Cash, Elia 12, 40, 41, 66, 67, 119, 121, 123, 142, 145, 221, 262, 267

Castle, Milana 5

Cate, Rebecca 8

Causby, Dalia 168, 169, 200, 204

Causby, Ronald 44, 97, 141, 145

Chandler, Alexandra 56

Chau, Caitlin 12, 36

Chistolini, Ella 166, 170, 171, 198

Chmura, Lauren 61, 124, 168, 169, 188, 201, 203, 210

Christiansen, Amelia 166, 170, 171, 183

Christiansen, Caylie 43, 44, 45,

Cius, Madison 13, 33, 40, 41, 68, 94, 246, 259, 266, 267

Clark, Alexandria 168, 169

Clark, Arizona 48, 50, 65, 66, 69, 78, 139

Codolosa, Mila 123, 124, 128, 130, 131, 168, 175, 200, 201, 202, 203, 210

Codolosa, Oliver 56, 119, 123, 138

Codolosa, Pia 128, 172, 173, 183, 199, 200, 201, 207, 211

Coffin, Lillian 44, 126

Coffin, Tyler 5 Colbert, Luke 50, 139, 146, 155

Connelly, Thomas 50, 116, 192 Consoli, Acelynn 5 Cook, Daniel 55, 56

Cooke, Aubrey 43, 44, 120, 124, 125, 129, 151, 158, 159 Cormier, Jace 172, 173 Cornetet, Maxwell 56 Cowley, Alegria 78, 166, 168, 208

Cowley, Joshua 44

Cox, Ashton 56, 97

Cox, Colin 56, 106

Cox, Sean 44, 84, 114

Creamer, Kendall 162

Crousser, Mary 8

Crump, Connor 48, 50, 69

Cuffaro, Grace 111, 166, 172, 173, 181, 207

Cullen, Gage 42, 43, 44, 91, 92, 144

Cusmano, Heather 8, 43, 62, 118, 119, 124, 125, 135, 151

DDaniels, Damien 44, 72, 132, 141

Dannheim, Romee 5 Darby, Beth 8

Davenport, Carson 84, 94, 111, 172, 173, 180, 181, 199

Davenport, Polly 8, 9, 154, 180, 181, 182, 206 Davis, Carol 8

Delio, Gabriel 146, 167, 172, 173, 210

Desir, Naila 166, 170, 171, 181, 189

Deslandes, Avery 111, 168, 175, 183

Deslandes, Madison 49, 50, 53, 62, 74, 75, 145

Dicus, Wesley 44, 103, 144

Diefenbach, Jennah 104, 170, 181, 188

Doherty, Amelia 95, 168, 181

Dohrman, Carter 166, 170, 171, 177, 181, 192, 193, 204

Domingue, Finn 168, 169, 174, 209

Donaldson, Aniyah 61, 172, 183, 185, 198, 211

Donovan, Arwen 13, 32, 40, 68, 69, 71, 104, 106, 108, 109, 132, 145, 151, 158, 159, 160, 163, 222, 264, 266, 267

Duehring, James 78, 79, 170, 184, 190

Dunlap, Aviana 99, 172, 173, 181, 183, 210

Dykes, Ethan 50

EEarle, Elleigh 111, 166, 170, 171, 195, 202, 203, 206, 209

Earle, Emery 48, 49, 50, 51, 68, 74, 75, 144, 148

Eastman, Abigail 50, 68, 141, 144

Eastman, Matthew 167, 168, 202

Edgar, Alexandria 111, 128, 131, 166, 170, 171, 182, 202, 203, 204, 211

Edgar, Christopher 14, 38, 41, 64, 85, 162, 163, 228

Edgar, Hannah 48, 49, 50, 84, 104, 142

Edwards, Millie 163

Elam, Brandon 5, 8, 9, 34, 142, 261

Elam, Everett 166, 172, 173, 183,

Ellison, Christian 56, 79, 184

Esposito, Ava 111, 155, 172, 173, 181

Esposito, Kayla 44, 143, 158, 159

Espro, Andrew 61, 92, 93, 166, 168, 169, 174, 177, 182, 186, 204

Espro, Joseph 42, 43, 44, 47, 55, 69, 72, 92, 119, 132, 135, 266

Ewin, Reece 56, 80

FFarrell, Nathan 8

Fedelim, Christopher 44, 80, 92

Feliciano, Alaina 124, 166, 170, 171, 177, 190, 201, 202, 203

Feliciano, Alyssa 43, 44, 68, 125, 142, 143, 151

Ferguson, Jac'Quey 48, 49, 50, 63, 65, 66, 69, 72, 92, 136, 146

Fernandez, Domenico 14, 41, 96, 163, 224

Ferreira, Nicholas 43, 44, 123, 142, 154

Ferrell, Evan 43, 44, 65, 67, 69, 92

Fisher, Gabriela 82, 83, 168, 174, 181, 183, 190, 191, 195

Flanigan, Dylan 114, 166, 170, 183, 196

Fonte, Cristian 44, 116, 136

Ford, S'Mahri 56, 100 Fowler, Balin 44

Fox, Callia 50, 85, 141, 142 Fox, Donovan 49, 50, 97, 136 Franklin, Nekenja 56, 116, 157 Fulham, Kaiden 106, 107, 114, 166, 172, 173, 181, 186, 197, 208, 210

German, Hunter 15

Gibbs, Dakota 170, 182 Gilroy, Luke 70, 90, 91, 168, 200, 202, 210

Glaude, Cara 15, 32, 40, 119, 121, 122, 125, 132, 142, 162, 228

Glunt, Kyle 8, 70, 90 Glynn, Matthew 166, 170, 171, 209 Gnage, Madison 44, 65, 82, 83, 143 Godoy, Daryn 44, 85, 103 Gonzalez-Savitski, Maria 44 Goodwin, Andrew 6, 7 Goodwin, Angela 6, 7, 8, 145, 154, 262 Goodwin, Brayden 6, 170, 171, 190 Goodwin, Caleb 6, 7 Goodwin, Jeffrey 7, 8 Gordon, Mary 44 Graham, Maxwell 15, 32, 38, 41, 62, 106, 107, 160, 242, 266, 267 Granier, Bailey 8, 72, 151, 171, 186, 263 Green, Cameron 61, 167, 170, 171, 183, 203 Green, Kylie 55, 56, 59, 63, 68, 71, 76, 145, 197 Green, Tyler 168, 183 Greene, Ellison 5 Greene, Joseph 168 Gregory, William 16, 69, 96, 136, 140, 163 Griffin, Jack 172, 173, 183, 186 Grigg Ii, Shawn 172, 197, 208, 240 Grimard, Bryson 5 Groce, Jasir 50, 72, 100, 101 Gross, Gavin 54, 55, 56, 63, 123, 133

Gross, Kayla 55, 56, 58, 63, 68, 71, 76, 77, 101, 108, 109, 145

Gross, Nolan 167, 172, 173, 181, 210

Gross, Rick 8

Haigley, Tyler 106, 168, 182

Halder, Sebastian 168, 174, 191, 204, 208

Halkett, Alexandra 55, 56, 122, 133

Halkett, Amelia 128, 172, 181, 183, 211

Hall, Amanda 8, 9, 169, 180 Hall, Marshall 56, 58, 62, 63, 114, 115, 161

Hall, Piper 124, 166, 170, 183, 201, 202, 203, 213, 266 Hall, Willow 61, 166, 172, 173, 176, 180, 181, 183, 189, 199, 201 Hamilton, Alyssa 50, 68, 94 Hamm, Elijah 56, 59, 69 Hamm, Nixen 155, 167, 172 Hammil, Isabella 16, 40, 41, 70, 71, 105, 145, 147, 162, 163, 262, 267

Hancock, Alexander 56, 137 Hanson, Harper 56, 68 Harding, Norah 49, 110, 168, 174, 181, 202, 208

Harkala, Ava 253

Harkala, Jonathan 8, 262

Harris, Michael 16, 41, 70, 84, 90, 91, 106, 162

Harvey, Lauren 78, 124, 168, 201, 203

Hasko, Julius 8, 60, 61

Hasko, Tammie 8, 61

Hearn, Robert 49, 50, 52

Hedeen, Wendy 8, 261

Hedges, Caidence 17, 62, 85, 123

Hedges, Harry 44, 62

Henjes, Ariella 162

Henry, Elliot 56, 63, 116, 123 Henry, Kristi 8, 9, 183

Henry, Poleat 48, 50

Hern, Cullen 172, 181, 186, 201, 210

Hernandez, Luis 8, 102, 106, 107, 146, 262

Hernandez, Miriela 8, 48, 153, 226, 262

Hernandez, Raul 5, 8, 153, 193

Hoff, Jacob 43, 44, 46, 64, 69, 92, 103, 122, 123, 132, 133, 138

Hoff, Janet 8, 9

Holland, Kaylie 50, 74, 75

Horne, Benjamin 8, 41, 151, 154, 155, 157, 159, 190

Horne, Jade 42, 43, 44, 119, 121, 125, 132, 133, 135, 143, 144, 151, 159

Horne, Jake 55, 56, 62

Horne, Lillian 18, 40, 41, 119, 121, 122, 123, 247

Hoster, Elena 167, 172, 173, 181, 189

Howard, Chris 8, 200

Howe, Addison 170, 199, 202, 203

Hubbard, Cody 18, 69, 73, 225, 263

Huckabee, Adelyn 84, 111, 151, 172, 173, 199, 211

Hunt, Merric 42, 44, 65, 136, 137, 141, 144

IIcely, Henry 49, 50, 63, 92

Iglinski, Rhett 44, 86

Ignacio, Jecobie 170, 171, 200

JJackson, Beck 168, 169, 210

Jackson, Christina 8, 9

James, Cameron 5

James, Dr. Donald 4, 5, 8, 9, 34, 154, 261

KKaigler, Cailon 44, 65, 66, 70, 72, 73, 86, 87

Kakalis, Sophia 19, 40, 124, 132, 162

Keef Fitch, Londyn 69 Keller, Thomas 8, 156, 157 Kenna, Emily 56, 144 Kenna, Jacob 44

Kennedy, Charlotte 44, 46, 65, 71, 76, 77, 104, 108, 136, 143 Kennedy, Claudia 56, 71, 78, 104, 106, 109

King, Jamison 56, 63

Kinsella, Christian 44, 114, 156, 157, 161

Kinsella, Lucas 56, 59, 114, 156, 157, 161

Kirkland, Jadyn 44, 138, 140 Kirkland, Nia 44, 66, 74, 75, 151, 154, 155

Kitzinger, Adalynn 151, 172, 173, 181, 189, 199, 201, 210

Klement, Archer 162

Klement, Bonni 8

Knutson, Levi 153, 172, 186

Kolosna, Savannah 43, 44, 125, 132, 144, 151, 158, 159

Kosharek, Emma 56, 68, 110, 261

Krieger, Alexander 166, 170, 171, 183

Krieger, Caroline 170 Kubisiak, Jude 267

Kudelko, Carson 50 Kwilecki, Jackson 61, 168, 169, 180, 182, 191, 192 Kyriazis, Gavin 50, 65, 72, 141

GGross, Turner 42, 44, 45, 62, 64, 68, 69, 97, 143, 161 Guenther, Olivia 50, 63, 69, 142, 144, 146 Guichard, Chiara 128, 151, 172,

Hernandez, Sebastian 172, 186, 193, 206

Hernandez, Trinity 17, 36, 40, 41, 62, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 76, 77, 84, 143, 150, 152, 153, 158, 163, 226

Jensen, Jameson 18, 35, 41, 67, 73, 119, 120, 121, 125, 132, 133, 135, 142, 150, 151, 158, 162, 248, 263

Jensen, Justice 114, 167, 168, 169, 175, 199, 200, 203, 208

LHester, Corban 167, 172, 173,

Jerger, Edward 19, 68, 69, 140, 163, 229, 263

Labarca, Alexa 167, 172, 173, 181, 189, 199, 201

Lantz, Ava 56, 68, 148

Laun, Cooper 163 Lawson, Dawn 8

Lawson, Savannah 19, 40, 62, 68, 119, 121, 125, 129, 136, 158, 159, 162, 232

Lee, Bode 49, 50, 52, 69, 92, 137, 231

Lee, Lola 20, 39, 40, 41, 49, 63, 67, 68, 69, 70, 74, 75, 145, 163, 230, 231

Legg, Matthew 49, 50, 70, 78, 90, 91

Leisure, Serena 78, 166, 168, 208

Leonard, Anderson 43, 44, 80, 93, 125, 132, 133

Lepetit, Matt 44, 103

Lepetit, Timothe 54, 56, 106, 107 List, Emersyn 5 Little, Victoria 56, 62, 63, 68, 71, 94, 108, 109, 110, 145

Livingston, Lucas 170, 171, 190, 204

Lockwood, Evan 56, 141

Lofton, Jacai 56, 100

Long, Peggy 8

Lopez, Audrina 50, 68, 78

MMack, Kevin 153, 166, 172, 173, 190, 196, 197

Mack, Mikenzie 20, 39, 40, 41, 62, 66, 67, 68, 70, 74, 75, 136, 139, 145, 147, 234, 262, 263, 267

Mack, Summer 56, 99, 108, 110, 144 Macking, Brendan 20, 39, 40, 41, 84, 106, 141, 142, 151, 161, 163, 235 Macking, Noah 50, 65 Madasz, Tessa 8 Mai, Ethan 43, 44, 69, 120, 136, 149 Majewski, Sophia 21, 40, 63, 68, 69, 99, 139, 145, 162, 236, 267

Massengill, Stacy 8, 9

McBride, James 8, 182, 211 McBride, Michael 8

McCann, Michael 114, 166, 167, 170, 171, 200, 203, 209

McCann, Natalia 8, 137, 263

McCann, Thomas 54, 55, 56, 114, 122, 132 McClanahan, Ryan 21, 37, 40, 65, 71, 80, 102, 103, 136, 140, 150, 249

McCleskey, Tate 224

McCoy, Madison 84, 170, 171, 206, 209, 211 McGlynn, Cheyenne 5 McGuirk, Madison 22, 41, 49, 70, 74, 75, 137, 141, 144, 162, 263, 267

Mela, Sofia 43, 44, 120, 129, 158, 159, 232

Melton, Brandon 166, 172, 181, 182, 191, 199, 205, 207

Metz, Landon 170, 203 Meyer, Madisyn 44, 65, 71, 76, 77, 140

Miksovska, Tereza 44, 82, 83, 106, 161, 191

Milkov, Milko-Pierre 50, 53, 65, 69, 80, 142

Milne, Hartley 106, 151, 155, 172, 173, 205, 211

Morgan, Jackson 55, 56

Morgan, Oliver 61, 166, 170, 171, 183

Mounts, Erinn 8, 41, 62, 263

Mounts, Leona 49, 50, 68, 70, 82, 83, 94, 140, 142

Mularoni, Philip 114, 172, 173, 186, 190, 205, 211 Mullholand, Pastor Daryn 8 Mullins, Emily 56

Murphy-Doe, Addison 22, 40, 63, 68, 69, 163, 230, 236 Murray, Rachael 172, 211 Myers, Jon 56, 87

NNash, Elijah 167, 172 Nestor, Brielle 55,

Nienke, Brailyn 48, 50, 68, 78, 82, 144

Nienke, Brenna 82, 83, 166, 168, 195, 208

Nienke, Bryson 78, 172, 205

Norge, James 50, 72 Norvell, Cole 166, 172, 173, 207, 210

Norvell, Julie 9

Nuce, Taylor 42, 43, 44, 45, 65, 71, 76, 77, 101, 143, 148

OO'Grady, Torin 162, 163

Ocampo, Alexander 100, 168, 169, 174, 180, 182, 183, 209

Ogles, Austin 43, 44, 145, 148

Oliver, Jayden 168, 169, 180, 210

Oliver, Micaela 48, 49, 50, 63, 66, 69, 70, 78, 142, 143, 145, 265, 266

Oliver, Robert 22, 37, 38, 41, 66, 68, 72, 106, 107, 119, 121, 123, 141, 142, 150, 154, 161

Olsen, Walker 49, 50, 138

Ortigosa, Isabel 61, 111, 172, 181, 183, 210

Outzen, Colton 61, 168, 169, 175, 176, 182, 190, 266

Owusu, Carissa 167, 172, 173, 188, 201, 210

PPaige, James 172, 192, 201 Panagiotacos, Abigail 128, 130, 131, 151, 170, 171, 189, 199, 200, 211

Parker, Jackson 44, 47, 84, 103, 106, 142, 143 Parker, Logan 168 Pascia, Cooper 61, 170, 171

Perez, Joshua 168, 182, 196, 197, 210

Perez, Sunamy 9, 61

Perkey, Chase 23, 32, 41, 66, 67, 69, 96, 163, 237

Peters, Maxim 170

Peterson, Carson 168, 169, 210

Peterson, Cooper 44, 136 Petrey, Calvin 50, 69, 141

Petritis, Nektarios 163

Pettis, Jamariyah 43, 44, 65, 70, 88, 89, 101, 118, 120, 143, 155

Pierce, Chase 56, 84

Pierre Iii, Thomas 170, 171, 182, 183 Pike, Charlotte 267 Pitts Ii, James 43, 44, 62, 97, 140, 261

Powell, Jackson 42, 43, 44, 66, 266 Powers, Channing 163 Prilliman, Colt 5 Proietto, Cerys 50

Proietto, Rory 44

Pyle, Jazmine 111, 155, 172, 173, 205, 210, 211 Pyle, Landon 5

QQuigley, Lila 168, 169, 204, 210

RRabin, Chance 43, 45, 47, 65, 68, 94, 95, 119, 123, 143, 158, 159

Ramirez, Aaron 167, 172, 173, 201

Ramirez, Alexander 9

Ramon, Michael 56 Rawson, Sunny 163, 261

Rayner, Adarius 9, 48, 49

Reyes, Daniela 168, 169, 183, 190, 195

Reyes, Isabella 43, 45, 68, 125, 132, 136, 142, 143, 151

Reynolds, Blaise 23, 33, 41, 68, 71, 72, 92, 103, 161, 251, 263

Rice, Garrett 172, 205, 209, 210

Richards, London 56, 137

Richardson, Gavin 43, 45, 62, 65, 101, 118, 127

Richason, Leah 49, 50, 51, 52, 63, 64, 69, 71, 76, 77, 108, 141, 144, 146, 157

Richason, Tracey 9, 48, 157

Rider, Isaiah 170, 171, 190

Ridgeway, Kendall 55, 56

Roberts, Courtney 45, 104

Robinson, Kennedi 170, 190, 203

Rodriguez, Sofia 49, 50, 51, 69, 70, 88, 141, 143

Rogers, Mitchell 55, 56, 116, 119, 138, 154

Rosendo, Yordan 49, 50, 69, 97, 127, 140

Rosenquist, Emmilia 24, 37, 39, 40, 41, 66, 67, 68, 84, 118, 119, 121, 123, 124, 132, 137, 142, 143, 150, 157, 158, 162, 252, 253

Rosenquist, Esmeralda 5, 253

Rosenquist, Macklin 253

Royce, Sara 50, 137

Rozance, Anna 45, 46, 78

Ryan, Finley 84, 124, 151, 154, 155, 166, 170, 183, 201, 202, 203

Ryan, Gabriel 50, 139, 140, 142

Ryan, Isaiah 167, 172, 173, 205

SSalyers, Brady 91, 166, 170, 171, 180, 206

Salyers, Cassie 9, 48, 110, 195

Salyers, Elizabeth 49, 50, 65, 69, 71, 76, 94, 95, 104, 108, 109, 142, 146

Scarbro, Brayden 24, 41, 66, 67, 68, 92, 103, 254

Scarbro, Brody 168, 169, 175, 182, 186, 192, 196, 266

Scarbro, Brooks 254

Scarbro, Pastor Chad 9, 97, 154, 155, 192, 254

Scarbro, Ryleigh 50, 82

Schriver, Anrai 42, 45, 65, 68, 94, 127, 142

Schwartz, Delaney 50, 82

Scull, Doug 9, 196

Scull, Lilyana 45, 65, 70, 89, 140, 145

Seid, Hayden 56

Sequin, Gracie 24, 40, 63, 68, 70, 74, 75, 163

Shafer, Harper 61, 111, 172, 205, 211

Shaikh, Janessa 5, 25, 34, 38, 40, 41, 62, 68, 78, 94, 95, 136, 137, 141, 150, 158, 159, 162, 238, 260

Shaikh, Leaha 9, 141, 158, 159, 238, 260

Shephard, William 170, 182

Shore, Lila 84, 124, 168, 169, 201, 203

Shore, Miles 45, 141

Shutt, Elijah 170, 171, 196

Sillito, Orion 56, 72

Sillito, Tripp 168, 169, 182

Silliven, Avery 45, 148

Silvers, Logan 25, 41, 68, 71, 102, 103, 261

Silvestre, Manuel 14, 36, 39, 45, 67, 96, 100, 116, 124, 125, 140, 142, 151, 163, 223, 232, 266

Silvestre, Saideli 99, 150, 172, 181, 183, 189, 223

Simpson, Cory 9, 120, 123, 154

Skukalek, Chris 9, 196

Smith, Aaden 168, 169, 182, 186, 196, 203

Smith, Aaron 172, 201, 203

Smith, Amy 9

Smith, Angier 45

Smith, Carter 50, 70, 90, 91

Smith, Cru 155, 172, 173, 182, 190, 196, 210

Smith, Elle 49, 50, 51, 52, 63, 66, 69, 71, 76, 77, 101, 104, 105, 108, 109, 133, 139, 140,

Snapp, William 114, 167, 168, 182, 186

Somers, Ava 25, 39, 40, 68, 69, 88, 139, 145, 240, 267

Somers, Hayley 26, 40, 69, 70, 74, 75, 139, 145, 162, 163, 240, 263

Soto, Danilo 48, 51, 64, 69, 96, 103, 141

Spadorcia, Zach 56, 116

Spadorcia, Zoe 104, 111, 166, 170, 171, 190, 204, 206

Speight, Shy'La 26, 38, 40, 41, 84, 101

Spells, Isis 45, 99, 136

Spence, Gianna 168, 174, 195

Spence, Giselle 49, 51, 62, 74, 118, 145

Stables, Damien 170, 171

Stables, Mya 61, 168, 169, 210

Stamey, Gavin 26, 41, 65, 163, 261

Stamey, Noah 57, 92

Starling, Jacob 49, 51, 63, 140

Stephenson, Caiden 51, 64, 69, 116, 118, 138, 144, 192

Stickney, Tanner 45, 63, 69, 92

Stratton, Elliott 49, 51, 125, 154

Sumner, Jeni 9

Szumigala, Rian 43, 45, 104, 211

TTalbert, Matthew 57

Temperton, Brayden 43, 45

Temperton, Brinley 108, 109, 110, 172

Tharakan, Aiden 173, 186 Tharakan, Christian 57, 114 Theodore, Reid 162, 163 Thluai, Esther 45 Timm, Alexander 43, 45, 64, 65, 87

Titara, Allison 155

Titara, Jenna 48, 49, 51, 154, 155, 156, 157 Tomas, Cecelia 57 Torrey,Caleb 27, 33, 41, 137,

UUlevich, Trey 57, 92, 103

Ullman-Clay, Abigail 170, 171, 189, 198, 199, 211

VValantiejus, Alexander 45, 85, 92

Valeda, Jocelyn 57, 58, 66, 110, 144 Valencia, Linamaria 9, 61

Vallee-Galang, Alina 173, 183, 205, 211

Van Wormer, Blake 27, 41, 68, 72, 103, 142, 161, 241

Vaneman, Brandon 57 Vansweden, Carson 27, 40, 43, 62, 68, 96, 97, 139, 244

Veit, David 9

Veit, Grant 28, 36, 41, 62, 71, 92, 102, 103, 124, 125, 132, 133, 136, 143, 150, 151, 162, 255, 263, 266 Vivas, Sophia 168, 181, 183 Volpe, Anthony 173 Volpe, Britany 49, 51, 74, 75, 140, 144, 148

Volpe, Juliana 28, 40, 70, 74, 75, 136, 244

Vu, Khanh 28, 33, 136, 137, 266, 267

WWabnitz, Trevor 51, 80, 103, 140

Walton, Carlie 42, 168, 175, 181, 183, 190, 266

Watson, Zion 57, 62, 66

Watson, Zuri 29, 36, 38, 41, 62, 66, 68, 72, 136, 145, 150, 162, 242, 263

Watts, Lisa 9, 94, 136, 188

Westerfield, Maggie 57

White, Addison 48, 49, 51, 53, 68, 137, 138, 142, 143, 245

White, Rylee 128, 171, 202

White, Rylee 99, 170, 171, 198, 206

White, Sydney 29, 37, 40, 62, 68, 89, 94, 119, 121, 123, 136, 137, 150, 163, 245

White, Tyler 57, 116

Wilkins, Jonathan 30, 37, 38, 150, 233

Williams, Kate 57, 144

Williamson, Tyler 168, 169, 174, 180, 183, 209

Wills, Owen 42, 43, 45, 62

Wilson, Ashleigh 173, 189, 205, 211

Wilson, David 43, 45, 85, 114, 142

Wilson, Dr. Lanny 9, 85, 263

Wilson, Rhett 48, 51, 69, 96, 97, 141

Wilson, Tom 9, 42, 144, 262

Wilson, Trevor 51, 84, 103, 144, 145

Wincelowicz, Sofia 104, 171, 181, 233

Winkle, Hayden 57, 116, 192

Winners, Mikaela 169, 204

Winters, Aaron 254

Winters, Annaliese 30, 40, 41, 119, 121, 123, 129, 162, 163, 254

Wintle, Joshua 169, 180, 181

Withey, Kristin 48, 49, 51, 63, 69, 70, 78, 88, 143, 145, 146

Woodard, Sumner 120, 169, 182 Woodson, Ryan 169

Woody, Eva 43, 45, 119, 121, 128

Woody, Hannah 124, 166, 171, 182, 188, 201, 202, 203

Workman, Nolan 43, 45, 46, 70, 90, 91, 119, 122, 143

Wortock, Ava 124, 166, 171, 188, 201, 202, 203, 266

Yepes, Connor 177

Young, Dylan 45, 97, 142

ZZayas, Jonathan 85, 155, 169, 203

Zepp, Grayson 48, 49, 51, 65, 72, 73, 141

Zook, Lucy 94, 139, 166, 169, 176, 188, 190, 195, 208, 210

Zook, Madeline 43, 45, 47, 67, 94, 95, 127, 143, 158, 159

Zook, Taylor 55, 57, 62, 63, 64, 68, 71, 76, 101, 108 Zook, Will 176

Waechter, Blake 166, 173, 194, 211

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