5.23 Senior Issue

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 | BEST MEMES 5 | SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 6 | TCP CONFESSIONS 8 | BIGGEST L + W

10 | CHS MEMORIES 12 | SIBLING LETTERS 14 | TRANSFORMATIONS 15 | RETIRING TEACHERS

16 | COMMITTED ATHLETES 18 | SENIOR PERSPECTIVES 20 | ALTERNATIVE FUTURES 22 | FUTURE PLANS

foreword | 3

FOREWORD

igh school, in some ways, is like a dream. there are

good times with your friends—the friends you’ve made here are some of the best friends you’ll ever have, and it’s important to cherish that. There are so many opportunities here—it’s hard to find a place where you can choose to build a robot, play a saxophone or create a recreational curling team all in the same building.

Sometimes, though, it can seem like a nightmare. The tests, constant practices, all-nighters and drama (put 5,000 hormonal teenagers in one building, and you’re bound to have problems). There’s no doubt we’ve all faced challenges during our time here.

But put it all together, all the good stuff and all the bad stuff from your past four years, and you’ve got some-

thing special. You’ve got a real experience—something to remember, something to learn from. Maybe you found something to be passionate about, found people you really like or realized your potential. The point is, you did something, and you should be proud.

When you leave through Door 13 for the last time at the end of this month, you’ll be leaving a lot behind. But you’ll be taking even more with you. All the memories, all the laughs, the drama, the memes even, they’ll stay with you.

Because even though high school has to come to an end, your time at CHS is now a collection of fond memories.

Class of 2019, it’s time to move on—to make your next set of memories. It’s time to take what you’ve learned here and start dreaming big about what comes next.

Carson TerBush

GRADUATION

2018-19 HiLite Editor in Chief

COMMENCEMENT

GRADFEST

LOCATION: TIME:

Arrive by 4:30 p.m. for rehearsal -------Ceremony will commence at 6:30 p.m.

ATTIRE:

All Seniors: Cap and Gown Boys: Dress shirt, Dress pants/Khakis, Tie, Dress Shoes Girls: Dress, Skirt/Dress pants, Blouse, Flat/Heels

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4 | BEST MEMES TIMELINE

@hilitenews May 23

SAM SHI

MANAGING EDITOR Sam will attend IU next year.

Nobody:

“Nobody:� meme September

TIMELINE

HiLite:

APURVA MANAS PHOTO EDITOR Apurva will attend Michigan Tech next year.

2018-19’s Best meme-ories Kanye West & Lil Pump "I Love It" Costumes August

Moth Lamp September

Pewdiepie vs. T-Series October

VS KSI vs. Logan Paul August

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Dances

December

Hit or Miss Tik Tok meme October Airpod Flexing December Shaggy’s Power January

Surprised Pikachu November

World Record Egg January

Anti-Vaxx Memes February

“Johnny Johnny yes papa�

August

@Carmelhellweek

“Old Town Road�

April

Carmel Hell Week Merchandise February

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES | 5

SENIOR BEST DRESSED GIRL

BEST DRESSED BOY

ALLIE CRAWFORD

JOEY GUTIERREZ

BEST PET

CLAIRE AND ROSS ABDELLAH

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CHRISTINA YANG

MANAGING EDITOR Christina will attend IU next year.

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CLAIRE ABDELLAH PHOTOGRAPHER

Claire will attend Miami University (OH) next year.

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6 | TCP CONFESSIONS

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HEIDI PENG

MANAGING EDITOR Heidi will attend IU next year.

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SAMEEN SIDDIQUI REPORTER Sameen will attend IU next year.

Here are some confessions from this year’s TCP students

go to hilite.org/CONFESSIONS for more amazing content

BY THE NUMBERS 40% 79% of TCP students said TCP was an easier schedule

of TCP students had three release periods

37% of TCP students went home during their release

3%

of TCP students regret choosing TCP schedule

TCP students Julie Emerson and Kevin Liu play Cards Against Humanity with friends during their release.

22%

72% of TCP students got a parking violation

of TCP students never received a parking pass

HILITE POLL OF 225 TCP STUDENTS SOURCE

Julie Emerson

“We were playing poker with Monopoly money during B2, and the librarians came and shut us down. They shamed us. We can’t even bring in Smash Bros anymore because (we) get yelled at. Some of my friends have moved to the Carmel Cafe just to play Smash Bros, too.

But right now, we haven’t gotten in trouble for playing Cards Against Humanity (during G2).”

MAIN STREET RESTAURANTS Take a look at our ratings for some popular Main Street restaurants MUDBUGS CAJUN CAFE Taste authentic Cajun and French-inspired cuisine PRICE: $6-$11 DISTANCE: 9 min walk RATING:

MAIN STREET POKE Build your own poke or get a premade one PRICE RANGE: $9-$20 DISTANCE: 10 min walk RATING:

PAD THAI RESTAURANT Get a taste for traditional Thai cuisine PRICE RANGE: $6-$18 DISTANCE: 14 min walk RATING:

BAZBEAUX PIZZA Eat decadent and customizable pizzas PRICE RANGE: $7-$22 DISTANCE: 12 min walk RATING:

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Joseph Hsu

Hsu’s memes can be viewed in Room E134 every day. He said he draws a new meme each SRT.

“I originally started drawing memes for my friend Ethan in G4. That just spiraled into me drawing memes. So I draw memes during my TCP time.”

B1/G1: SLEEP IN Sleeping in is the go-to option for this release period. Say goodbye to those all-nighters you pulled in junior year and welcome the extra 90 minutes of sleep that comes with this release.

B2/G2: GET BREAKFAST Going on a coffee run or getting some delicious snacks will make your friends forever indebted to you, and it can be nice way to ease yourself into a new college routine.

Mae Shu

Q Johnson

“I left school when I didn’t actually have a release, and I just went home and slept.”

“One time I went to ChickFil-A with a group of nonTCP students, and I just lied and said we’re on TCP.”

Adelle Murphy BUB’S BURGERS & ICE CREAM Eat freshly made burgers and fries and enjoy ice cream after PRICE RANGE: $6-$26 DISTANCE: 14 min walk RATING:

“This is pretty much the wildest thing I’ve done during release—I just went down to Square Donuts, I got a dozen donuts and I ate eight of them. I handed the other four out after.”

VITALITY BOWLS CARMEL Snack on health-conscious meals and smoothie bowls PRICE RANGE: $8-$18 DISTANCE: 11 min walk RATING:

B3/G3: GET LUNCH Tired of school lunch? This is the perfect time to go out and get lunch. No car? Main Street is a safe choice and a short walk away. This is also the longest release so you hit the jackpot of releases.

B4/G4: GO HOME Why stay at school the full seven hours when you can go home and get that nap in? You can also get down the trail before traffic or go out for an afternoon snack.

GREEK’S PIZZERIA Try classic pizzas and breadsticks PRICE RANGE: $7-$20 DISTANCE: 7 min walk RATING:

AGAVE BAR & GRILL Dine on traditional Mexican entrees PRICE RANGE: $9-$14 DISTANCE: 8 min walk RATING:

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8 | biggest l + W

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see a q&A with Audrey about jeopardy! from november:

“I also missed a week of school and I think I dropped physics because of “Jeopardy!”, so it was an L in that way. (Also), every single person I talked to asked me about it, (and) I hate people, so I don’t want anyone to talk to me ever.”

Seniors share their highs and lows from high school

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carson terbush editor in chief Carson will attend IU next year.

and I got to be on TV and laugh at myself and cringe whenever I hear my voice and I think it’s funny to have that memory for the rest of my life.”

“My biggest L in high school was yesterday. It was the last day to do AP Research presentations and I accidentally skipped mine.

Now I have to forcefully take a 0 percent because I thought it was next week.”

“My lowest moment was probably freshman year because once you go into high school you’re figuring out new friend groups, so it was hard trying to find good friends to mesh with.”

“One time at work, this woman made me cry. I’m a lifeguard at The Monon. It was a really dumb reason to cry, but she said I was laughing at her so I started to cry. But, it’s in the past.”

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Zach beeler

“My biggest W in high school was probably when the cool kids from the (HiLite) magazine recognized me for being a senior and for being really cool and interviewed me for their segment.”

“(My biggest W was) going onstage for the first time in the spring musical junior year (as Ursula in “The Little Mermaid”).

Everyone was applauding when I came onstage, I thought that was a really cool moment.”

PHOTOS

emily dexter

MANAGING EDITOR Emily will attend Indiana Wesleyan University next year.

highs and lows at chs CHS explosion

Carmel Hell Week

“(My biggest W was) I made some really cool friends. I really enjoy most—just kidding—all of the people I hang out with. I (also) have a good D&D campaign going on so that’s fun.”

A look back at the best and worst moments our class experienced

Power outage and giant storm

10 minutes added to each day

Fire alarm going off 500 times in one day

New bell system

Therapy dogs

Carmel Cafe renovations

33-year girls’ swimming streak

audrey satchivi submitted photo

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gest dub: winning nationals with the marching band.

Biggest L: joining the marching band.”

Connor young submitted photo “My biggest L this year was losing to Andrew Dimond as most likely to be CEO (for senior superlatives) because I find it very funny that that kid thinks he is going to be more successful than me in the future.”

“I think my senioritis is the biggest L. It’s really really bad. I can’t do my homework.

Somehow it affected my ability to pay attention. I hate it, and I got it second semester junior year.”

Q&A Question?

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sarah latona

“My biggest W was being named the Carmel Cafe’s Employee of the month in May. A lot of people said I wasn’t the best employee and (the award) backed my opinion that I was a premier employee of the Cafe.”

“My biggest achievement; this year I competed in (diving) sectionals because two people got sick. Also I got a 5 on my first AP exam in sophomore year; that really surprised me.”

TCP schedule

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Marching band #3peat at nationals

Finally graduating!

10 | CHS Memories

The Memory Map Legend

P Rooms C Rooms A Rooms E Rooms F Rooms H Rooms

Take a look at some favorite senior memories from around the building

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My favorite memory in the freshman cafeteria was probably Dance Marathon. I just thought it was a cool experience seeing everybody get together for Riley, being with your friends and just messing around. (I liked) having team colors and just seeing everybody get together and dancing to raise money for Riley.

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One time, my friends and I were just eating lunch casually and I had a banana in my hand. You know that thing where you can throw the banana and keep holding onto it, so the motion will propel the banana forward and peel it? I was going to do that and show it off to my friends, but (the banana) flew out of my hand and it just landed straight on the floor. The abruptness of the banana hitting the floor was really funny.

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My favorite memory in the C rooms is working with my friends in radio to try to (finish) a podcast that needed to be done the next day, so I was here really late trying to work with him in the radio offices. This was the best (option) because there was a strict deadline and it was being sent for consideration for him to win an award, so we just kind of powered it out.

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I distinctly remember that in my accounting class sophomore year, our teacher wasn’t there and the sub never showed up, so all of the boys started to fidget with the computer and projector to play March Madness. We were just fooling around all class.

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Some of the best memories that I’ve had are definitely in the E hallways because I’m an IB student and that’s where a lot of special (IB) events happen. This past year we’ve had an IB breakfast where all of the teachers brought in homemade meals. Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Overbeck were involved with that.

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Alina Yu

social media Alina will attend Vanderbilt University next year.

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Jessica Konrad

Commons/Cat Walk

reporter Jessica will attend the University of Alabama next year.

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(My favorite memory in the performing arts area is) being in the pit for ‘Godspell’ freshman year because I got to sit next to Mr. Han.

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12 | sibling letters

Siblingletters

Lilah bricker and sister julia

joey schmidt and sister lucy

dear lilah,

I’m so proud of all the amazing things you have done throughout the 12 years of your high school “career.” You have faced many hardships that have only made you stronger, and for that reason, you are a big role model in my life.

You have shown me what it means to stand tall (even when being so short) and to not let anyone bring you down. Although we were never the best of friends, I have loved being your sister and making all our hilarious memories and late night adventures. I wish you the best of luck in Hawaii with your honors marine biology studies. I can’t wait to take vacations and come crash with you in Honolulu. Thank you for being the great big sister you are and good luck next year! love, julia

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I am so glad that you get to go to IU. I will REALLY miss you but I am happy you get to go learn about what you want to be. I just know that you will do a great job in college. You are so handsome, funny, silly and nice.

I think you are also very strong, brave and a great football player. You are so smart. I know that you won’t ever fail a test. You are the best big brother! You are always willing to spend time with me. You do everything for me and can cheer me up when I am sad, sometimes by throwing socks at my head.

You taught me so many things. You taught me how to ride my bike, climb a tree, and do a cart wheel and a hand stand. You also taught me to be kind to others, even if they aren’t kind to me.

But most of all you showed me how to believe in myself, even when I feel dumb, and to keep trying, even when I feel like I can’t. I drew a picture of you and me for you to always keep in your pocket at college. If you are ever having a hard day, look at it and remember the things you taught me. You can look at it and think about how much I love you.

allie carmichael submitted photo

eva brungard submitted photo

eva and ruth brungard

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dear eva,

Whether it was by choice or by force, thanks for being my built-in best friend. While we might have our ups and downs, you inspire me each and every day to be a better person. I know we annoy each other almost every day and get in A LOT of fights, but I have no idea what I would have done without you, but now that day is here. In a few short months, we will be living in two separate cities, leading two separate lives. I guess this is where the dynamic duo comes to an end. At Ball State and IU, people won’t automatically know us as “Eva and Ruth” anymore. Having you by my side these past 18 years has been so fun despite my less-thanenthusiastic attitude at times. I am so proud of you and I can’t wait to see what you do in Bloomington. Thanks for being my food buddy, Just Dance partner, badminton competitor, bike ride comrade, best friend and my biggest fan. Keep up the good work, twin!

love, ruth

, ailey

MANAGING EDITOR Emily will attend Indiana Wesleyan University next year.

allie carmichael and brothers cal and cam hey allie,

SEE MORE

Online go to hilite.org/ sibling letters19 for more sibling letters

I hope your first year at Butler goes great. You have been such a great sister to me and you made so many memories and moments with me. I want you to know that I will miss you, even though I know you’ll be making friends, learning and having fun swimming. It will be weird not having an awesome sister around to help drive me to sports, help around the house, and have fun with. I wish you luck and I know you will make lots of friends in college and I hope it goes well. I will miss you! love, cal

dear allie,

I hope college treats you well. It’ll be weird coming home and you not Out of everyone that I being home, but you do spend most have gotten close to over the of your time at swimming or in your room studying. Your persistence and course of my life so far, I don’t have a work ethic is admirable. You make relationship with anyone that is more complex high school and 20 plus hours of than with you. There isn’t a person that I have argued more with over these past four years swimming a week seem easy. I can’t especially, and there isn’t a person that I wait to see what you achieve in college and beyond to continue to purhave cared more for. sue your dream career. Thanks for always helping out whenever I need it. The house will seem quiet without I’m incredibly you but I’m sure Cal will be making plenty of noise to make up for it, unglad the drive down less he gets into a good book series. I US-31 towards Purdue is not love you and can’t wait to see what that terribly long because I know I you achieve in college! I will miss you. can go to you when I need some-

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dear ruth,

For the last 18 years, you have been my biggest supporter. Whether your role is that of my campaign manager, running buddy or best friend, you have always been there for me. What am I going to do without you next year? Out of the past 6,750 days, we have not spent more than three consecutive days apart.

In a couple of months, we will be restricted to only seeing each other over breaks (which you might be looking forward to). I am scared to experience life where people don’t know me as a part of the “Eva-Ruth duo.” Having a twin provides the safety of never being alone. The reality is we need to get used to being apart, because pretty soon we will be leading our own lives, potentially thousands of miles away from each other. Luckily, the distance between Muncie and Bloomington is only a two-hour drive. Not having my best friend to talk to when I’m bored, have a good laugh or get food with will be the most difficult transition in college. I want you to know I am beyond proud of you. You make me proud to be your sister every day because of how caring, passionate and brave you are.

You know exactly who you are, and you are not afraid to stand out in a crowd. Ball State is lucky to have you.

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love, cam

14 | transformations

senior Transformations William hurdle delaney joyce

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sam shi

MANAGING EDITOR Sam will attend IU next year.

VIVEK PATEL

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Lin-lin Mo

reporter Lin-Lin will attend New York University next year.

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WILLIAM HURDLE, delaney joyce and Vivek Patel submitted photos

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Retiring Teachers

Take a look at these teachers’ views on their “senior” year at CHS

Tracy Hadden, History teacher how was your experience with the students at chs for the duration of your teaching career?

how important do you think education is for students today?

“I’ve had a great time here at CHS; it’s been like a second home and I absolutely love the students that I have encountered here.

I’ve never seen such hard-working kids before; I’m really going to miss them a lot.”

“Education is formative; the most important thing for students is not to necessarily remember every detail that they learn, but that they develop some skills that will help them learn more in the future and develop a passion for education, so that they want to continue being lifelong learners.”

are there any specific memories you’ve had at chs that will stick with you when you leave?

what are your plans after you leave chs?

“I’ve made so many memories here with the students. I’ve just loved their creativity throughout the years; when we were doing the ‘50s theme clothing days, the kids would come in dressed up ready to engage and participate, and so it was just very encouraging to see students so thoroughly involved.”

BY THE NUMBERS

59

average age of retiring teachers nationally

$16

THOUSAND average teacher retiring pension

“Everybody I know who’s retired has warned me not to do too much.

I have a granddaughter now so I’m definitely going to go visit her; I want to travel too but also be able to volunteer. There are some food projects that I’m interested in; my kids want me to be a reenactor at Conner Prairie although I’m still thinking about doing that.”

60% of retirees go back to work after retiring

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Caleb Shaffer reporter Caleb will attend Miami University next year.

31%

of teachers are eligible for retirement pension

THESTREET.COM, NEA.ORG, irta.org SOURCES

mitch kane, Science teacher how would you describe your time at chs?

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amy tian

ACUMEN editor Amy will attend IU next year.

“I’d say it’s been a journey, because when I started teaching at CHS 35 years ago, we only had about 2,000 kids, and I was just a young teacher. I’ve gone through five different principals since I’ve been here and countless superintendents, but I’ve always tried to enjoy doing what I’m doing and being here. It’s been an adventure and I’ve enjoyed it in a way.” how would you describe your interactions with the students and staff?

“I enjoy working with the students at the level I’m working with them at; most of them are sophomores and so it has

been a very rewarding experience. I’ve always enjoyed working with my colleagues and striving to make my job fun while still being a professional.” what are your plans after you leave chs?

“I’ve got a small business that I run—it’s a driveway-sealing business and it’s a seasonal thing.

I think I’m just going to take it easy for a little while, and then if something comes up, I’ll fall into it; I really enjoy being outside. I’m a hunter, fisherman and hiker. I’ll probably do a lot more of those things.”

16 | committed athletes

CommittedAthletes

take a look at the senior athletes continuing sports in college Cheer

Anika Antony - Purdue

Cross country & Track

Thomas Gastineau - Wabash Kate Elliot - Emmanuael College (Boston) Madison Lindfelt - Rose Hulman Drew Thorton - Marian Alex Wade - Manchester

Football

Ayan Butt - Trine University Dominick Cate - University of Colorado Caleb Nathan Frey - Marian Beau Robbins - IU Sam Rogers - Sanford University Caleb Shaffer - Miami Universtiy (OH) Jamal Taylor - Hocking College Tyler Trent - University of Findlay Rhett Williams - Miami University (OH)

Rowing

Kaia Knox - Eastern Michigan

Soccer

gymnastics

Haydn Crossen - Eastern Michigan Pagie Casper - Towson University Kendra Bowen - Purdue Allie Carmichael - Butler Lucas Daniken - Wabash Alec Delong - Notre Dame Abby Draper - Lawrence University Jota Iwase - University of Chicago Tori Johns - Indiana State Grace Pangburn - IU Kelly Pash - University of Texas Andrew Rafalko - University of North Carolina Ashlyn Underhill - Miami University (OH) Hannah White - Eastern Michigan Rachel Young - Purdue

Wrestling

Cameron Bacon - Wabash Jack Heldt - Wabash Kyle Holman - Wabash

Baseball

Jackson Adams - Butler Drew Harding - DePauw Drew Kelly - Hanover Brayden Lentz - Wabash Drew Olssen - Hillsdale College Zach Vogt - Spalding University

volleyball

Jack Crawford - Hope College Nicholas Dentino - Purdue Cole Harris - University of Cincinatti Ella Woods - Marian

Basketball

Macy Berglund - Hillsdale College Cole Brady - DePauw Lucas Heady - Marian Reagan Hune - IU East John Michael Mulloy - Butler Andrew Owens - University of Findlay Karsten Windlan - Olney Central College Mackenzie Wood - University of Pennsylvania

Kelly truax

Sports EDITOR Kelly will attend DePauw next year

Swimming

Kate Donovan - Hanover Charles Hargis - University of Indianapolis Elizabeth Hargis - Mercer Caleb Hussain - IUPUI Elyse Reed - Mississippi Graham Rieg - Butler Emily Speidel - Western Kentucky Ashley Witucki - Purdue

Bonnie Bostic - Yale Elana Brueggemann - DePaul Emma Harmon - Hanover Sophia Oliphant - IU Jakob Pickett - Sienna Heights University Lauren Van Remortel - Northern Michigan Rachel Woock - Grinnell College

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Golf

Lacrosse

Lora Adkins - Franklin College Maddie Dumke - Marian Anna Hartman - Bethel College Camari Hunt - Vernon Nazarene University Ash Mendell - Detroit Mercy Joe Pendl - Trine University Victoria Simmons - Franklin College

Tennis

Apurva Manas - Michigan Technologic University Disclaimer: This list is updated as of May 17. The HiLite staff made all efforts to include every committed athlete.

Apologies are lended to those who are not listed.

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Jess Canaley

Social media EDITOR Jess will attend Purdue next year

key = CHS fall scheduled sports = CHS winter scheduled sports = CHS spring scheduled sports

BY THE NUMBERS

74

CHS athletes who have committed to college athletics

14 sports with seniors who committed to college athletics

committed athletes | 17

then andNow

see how far some athletes have come since elementary school 11 years old

drew harding

Ashley Witucki

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6 years old

6 years old

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looking to the

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cameron bacon, jack heldt

MacKenzie Wood

and Kyle Holman have been wrestling together since freshman year. After a complete career in high school wrestling, the three have decided to commit to Wabash College to continue wrestling. “(I’m excited to go to Wabash) and continue to wrestle with my teammates for another four years,” Bacon said.

signing national letters of intent

Submitted photos Via twitter @carmelathetics

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18 | Senior Perspectives

Dear Freshman Me,

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ADHI RAMKUMAR

Perspectives EDITOR Adhi will attend Purdue next year.

It was tough, but it’s okay

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ell, this is a small letter to a scrawny

HIGH SCHOOL IS FILLED WITH BLOOD, SWEAT, AND TEARS

and unconfident Asian boy who walked into main cafeteria a week before the school year began and wandered the halls like a blind mouse in a paper bag, lacking any source of direction or deep thought.

Of course, you might wonder which year I’m referring to. That’s a trick question: I’m referring to all of them. Even junior and senior year, where searching for your locker can become one of the greatest odyssey (and laughing stock) events in your life.

You see, underclassmen/younger versions of me, on the surface, high school is that kind of experience and yet somehow worse: a drab and miserable process of walking through halls along the same path, the same routine and the same events on every single day of the year (bar the weekends and intermittent school breaks) while somehow feeling like you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s like being an airplane pilot who doesn’t know how to use autopilot! Somehow! It’s the kind of feeling when you go through classes where you breeze through the coursework in one week, and the next week you’re getting whooped by the simplest of assignments. Maybe you’re too fried out of your mind to do anything. It’s also the kind of feeling of walking into clubs and other extracurriculars and feeling like you’re not doing as well as other people. Sometimes— scratch that—most of the time, it’s painfully and quite embarrassingly obvious that you kind of suck at what you are doing. And it’s a feeling that you’ll get after you realize that you have botched some of life’s biggest events, and you fall into many pseudo-life crises.

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James Yin

Online Editor James will attend Purdue next year.

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michelle yin Ads Editor Michelle will attend IU next year.

But even if you feel that way, you still can handle that. Part of it is that you’ve read the Dear Freshman Me columns from every previous year’s edition of the Senior Issue. Well, except for the 2016 issue. Freshman Year Me always seemed to get the short end of the proverbial stick anyways.

But, more importantly, you can handle it because there are some darn great people that you meet along the way.

Especially you, Freshman Me. You know almost no one at this school, so you better haul your big bones around the school trying to start conversations and learn people’s names.

A lot of those people will go on to do amazing things, so you better at least be able to utter a sentence or two to them before you collapse of a stroke. And, even if you suck at what you do in clubs and extracurriculars, there are people who are still there to support you. No matter how bad you are, there are still people who’ll want to talk to you. It’s up to you, the underclassmen versions of me, to find those people.

It goes the same way for the teachers. Sure, every high school experience is probably incomplete without one teacher whose class you dread entering, but there are some teachers in the school that completely overshadow those other ones. Ranging from the teachers who have the most hilarious stories to the ones who truly care about you to the ones that somehow get students near-perfect AP scores without doing anything, Carmel has the entire assortment.

So, to the Freshman and Sophomore and Junior and Early Senior year editions of me, keep your heads up. No one said H life was going to be easy. Just live and learn, okay?

The views in this column do not necessarily reflect the views of the HiLite staff. Reach James Yin at jyin@hilite.org.

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goals to hang over them like a damp cloud. Those goals and dreams consume their everyday activities and thoughts with a variety of ramifications. Perhaps the most apparent example of this phenomenon for high school students is the college admissions process. Students work tirelessly for four years, if not more, to gain acceptance into the college of their dreams.

Students sacrifice sleep, socialization and countless hours for this large-scale goal, and in the process often neglect the small, pleasant everyday moments. Even if students eventually achieve their goal, it remains uncertain that the reward is worth the sacrifice. By focusing on the bigger picture, the individual pleasantries can lose their significance and simply fade into the background.

I have fallen victim to this exact situation on countless occasions. Throughout my time in high school, I have often placed my long-term dreams before my day-to-day desires.

For example, just a couple weeks ago, I wrote a paper for government instead of walking my dog. Then, the very next day I had to study calculus instead of taking my dog to the park and getting him a “pup cup” from Starbucks (if it isn’t obvious already, I’m really going to miss my dog at college, and my family too I guess). It is these truly tragic sacrifices that may seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things, but are what I will miss most when I leave for college. I won’t get to see my dog every day in college, but I’ll certainly spend some quality time with my schoolwork.

This is not to say I am suggesting that students should stop doing homework, but rather that sometimes it is necessary to pause, take a deep breath and enjoy life.

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This is especially imperative as student stress levels continue to swell. According to the American Psychological Association, during the school year, teenagers have reported stress levels that exceed those of adults, with a majority of the stress being related to school activities. This is an alarming realization as high school is supposed to be a period of growth rather than acute fear of failure. While some stress can be positive and encourage a strong work ethic, too much can be debilitating and dangerous. This is further enhanced by the fact that according to Time Magazine, teenage depression and suicide rates are at an all-time high. An utter lack of mental health is perhaps the most pressing issue for high school students at the moment.

Therefore, reducing stress in students and managing the pressure they feel from school is imperative.

I urge those both just starting high school and those putting a neat bow on high school to take this advice: high school is just the beginning, not the end of the journey. No failure or success should define the rest of any student’s life.

Instead, students should focus on enjoying the short time they have in high school instead of becoming consumed by stress. In particular, students should place a higher emphasis on spending time with family and friends while they still can. It is vital to make the most of the last drops of adolescence, free from a litany of responsibility. Before it’s too late, students should enjoy themselves to the fullest extent and leave worrying about the future for tomorrow.

H Everything will work out just fine, probably.

The views in this column do not necessarily reflect the views of the HiLite staff. Reach Misha Rekhter at mrekhter@hilite.org.

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Take a look at what some students have planned for their gap year.

What will your gap year look like?

What are your plans for next year?

Next year for my gap year, I am going to South America. So far I have planned going to Peru to do a Spanish immersion school for two months and then after that, go to Ecuador to volunteer at a children orphanage and teach English and enhance their living.

Why did you decide to go?

I just thought I needed a change of pace from schooling, and I knew I would never be able to travel and volunteer like this again so that’s why I want to do it now. I really want to become fluent in Spanish and those are two Spanish-speaking countries that are relatively safer for me to go to and I am more familiar with them and their culture.

What are your plans for after your gap year?

When I come back, I plan to go to University of Dayton but I am not sure if that’s where I will go. Hopefully this gap year will give me more clarity but I do know I want to work with kids and maybe something with psychology.

a trip around the world Here are the top seven countries Americans study abroad in 1. United Kingdom 38,250 students annually

Gans will be doing a combination of studying abroad in Peru and volunteering in Ecuador.

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25% is how much more study abroad alumni earn after graduating college

2. Italy 31,166 students annually

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92% 88% 85% 82% 60% of students chose a gap year to gain life experiences and for personal growth

Botta is pursuing an apprenticeship in carpentry before college.

davis botta What are your plans for next year?

For a gap year, I will be pursuing an apprenticeship in carpentry and work a lot to make money.

Then I will go to college the next year. I will be doing my apprenticeship with someone I met at my church who’s a carpenter. He has his own shop so I will be learning under him and all the stuff he does.

Why did you decide to pursue carpentry?

I did technical theatre for all 3 years and it ignited a spark to build stuff. I enjoy building platforms and whatever I can. I want to pursue so that’s why I am taking the year off so if I don’t like the career then I can go to college and start another career.

What are your plans after your gap year?

I will still go to college and try to work on carpentry in the summer and then maybe go into business to start my own carpentry business.

I don’t know which college I will go to since it depends on a lot of other things.

of gap year graduates said their gap year significantly added to their employability

of students planned to travel and experience other cultures with a gap year

of students said they want to take a break from the academic track in a gap year

of students said a gap year set them on their career path or academic major

What are your plans for next year?

I will be taking a gap year to take some classes online and then work to make sure what I’m majoring in is what I want to do. My dad owns his own company and he builds houses and remodels, and I want to do interior design, so I can work with him on that to make sure that is what I want to do.

I will also be taking classes I need to have to graduate like some of the English classes for credit and then the other classes I need for credit during some of my time off.

What are your plans after your gap year?

After this I plan on going to Ball State since they have a good program for what I want to do.

What advice would you give to friends?

When I tell my friends about what I am doing, they are also like, ‘I wish I had done that too’ because a lot of the time people just go into general studies and don’t exactly know what they are doing so this gives me a much better idea of what I want.

Hahn will be taking a gap year to take online classes and determine an area of interest.

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“Goodbye everyone. I’ll remember you all in therapy.”

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“When I was five I bit a girl on the forehead for stealing my stuffed animal cat because she wouldn’t give it back.”

Submitted by Alexandrea Orzechowski

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“All pizzas are personal if you try hard enough.”

“You can retake a class, but you can’t relive a party.”

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Paternina Pinedo

Payne Pearson Penaloza Pendergast Pendl Peng Penix Penman Peretich Perez Pergal Perkins Perry Perry Peterson Pferrer Pham Phan Phillips Phillips

Christopher Austin Anna Sydney Ashley Lillia Margaret Elizabeth Josephine Selin Matthew Andrew Sophia Andrew Matthew Alison Victoria Alexandrea Grace Anthony Andrew Joseph Hannah Tommy Nikhil Rithwik Anna Sarah Lawrence Grace Ananta Alexis Quinlan Ethan Cade Bayden Kelly Hailey Akshar Vivek Andrea William Jakob Leonardo Samuel Joseph Heidi Soraya Grant Annie Mara Cole Natalie Christopher Kate Joshua Zachary Thuy Katie Madyson Mitch

IU Indiana State

University of Pittsburgh

Indiana State IUPUI Ball State Purdue DePaul University Purdue University of Chicago IUPUI University of Dayton IU Hillsdale College IU IUPUI Ball State Ball State MIT University of Findlay Stanford University Indiana State IUPUI IU Purdue Lipscomb University IU

Ball State Purdue Utah State University Rose-Hulman Workforce University of Texas Auburn University IUPUI IUPUI IUPUI University of Alabama Weber State University

IUPUI Trine IU Purdue Workforce Millikin University Ball State Ball State Purdue Miami University (OH) University of Cincinnati

IU Purdue IUPUI Purdue

Hope International University

“The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.”

Submitted by Clay Jarosinski

FUTURE PLANS | 29 Pickering Pickering Pickett Pickett Piedra Piha Pin

Pisano-Martin

Pittler Pittman Pitz Ploss Plotkowski Ponugoti Popowics Postel Pothireddy Potter Powels Prado Prakash Prakash Prati Prill Prince Puetz Qu Quarles Quay Raduchel Rafalko Rajendran Rajendran Rake

Q R

Ramchandani

Ramirez Ramkumar Ramsey Rashid Ratzman Rau Reaves Reed Reed Reed Reeves Reich Reimer Reinke Reister Rekhter Remble Rentschler Rettig Reyes Reynolds Rice Rich Richardson Richardson Rieg Rigali Rittmann Robbins Robbins Roberts Roberts Rodgers

Alyson Elyse Adam Jakob Katrina Benjamin Rene Alyssa Madeline Larry Jacob Brett Kennedy Raeya Joseph Sarah

Saichandana

Claire Jessica Maria Rahul Sujay Sharon Emilie Gage Logan Jessica Kerryn Kevin Robert Andrew Kavin Shivasaran Andrew Muskaan Angelia Adhitya Maryrose Nadir Adam Ashwyn Hannah Brayden Dana Elyse Tyler Adele Sean Kathryn Benjamin Michael Sydney Margarita Anna Allan Nathaniel Averie Camellia Ceredwyn Davis Graham Mia Ivan Beau Nathan Andrew Austin Jacob

Purdue IU IU

Siena Heights University

IU Vincennes IU IUPUI

Columbia College Chicago

IUPUI University of Dayton University of Michigan

Purdue

Savannah College of Art and Design

Workforce IU Purdue IU IU Ivy Tech Duke University IU Purdue IU Butler

University of Cincinnati

Indiana State IU

University of North Carolina

IU IU IUPUI IU IUPUI Purdue

University of Kentucky

IUPUI IU

University of Cincinnati

Auburn University Xavier University IUPUI

University of Mississippi

IUPUI Ball State Purdue University of Florida Ball State IU Purdue Ivy Tech Butler

Miami University (OH) Graduated Early Workforce Workforce IU Indiana State Workforce University of Southern California

Ball State

Rodgers Rodriguez Roebuck Roettger Roger Rogers Rohan Romani Romaniuk Romero Roper Roper Rose Rosio Rossano Ruderman Ruff Ruiz Rushinsky Ruthrauff Ryan Ryan Ryker

Jenna Luisana Leah Madelyn Samantha Samuel Evan Gabriella Tatum Samantha Camille Lindsey Kyle Mary Antonio Gabrielle Sydney Anna Austin Emily Grant Mark Vivian

IU Ivy Tech IU Ivy Tech, IUPUI Purdue Samford University IU Purdue Auburn University IU Ball State Utah State University IU Purdue IU Purdue Ball State Ball State IU

“Everything works out in the end, and if it hasn’t worked out yet, it’s not the end.”

S

Saad Saam Sahoo Sajdyk Salazar Saleh Salter Salusso Salyers Salzmann Sambathur Sampson Sanders Sanders Sandy Santee Satchivi Satkoski Saweeros Schaefer

Schlagenhauf

Schmidt Schmidt Schmitt Schmitt Schmitz Scholer Schott Schuchman Schuh Schultz Schumann Schumann Scism Scott Seaman Seat Seed

Submitted by Tara Share

Mark Maria Isaac Cara Brianna Magid Lucy Ignacio Max Jack Pritham David Ethan Troy Brandon Gabriel Audrey Rylee Fady Edward John Joseph Katie Allyson Anastasia Julia Anna Sydney Isaac Anne Madison Hailey Joshua Griffin Blair Katherine Alexander Charles

IU

Ball State DePauw IUPUI Fort Lewis College Purdue Purdue Rose-Hulman IU Purdue IU Workforce Continuing at CHS Miami University IUPUI Ivy Tech Purdue Concordia University Wisconsin

IUPUI

Johnson & Wales University

Purdue

Hope College Purdue

University of Cincinnati

Prairie View A&M University

Gap Year IU Purdue

30 | FUTURE PLANS Seibert Sellers Sells Senften Settle Seuring Shafer Shaffer Shaffer Shah Shah Shakeel Shams Shan Share Sharma Sharp Shears Sheehan Sheeks Sheeks Sheets Shelton Shelton Shewmaker Shi Shillings Shirley Shoemaker Shu Siddiqui Siegel Sikora Simmons Simmons Simoneau Simpson Sims Sinclair Singh Sinha Sivakumar Skiff Sleugh Slusher Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smoker Snider Snyder Somasi Sorkin Sosa-imeri Soumah Southard Speidel Spence Spence Spille Spraetz Springer Springston Stacy Stafford Stage

Sarah Teara Jonathan Alison Melissa Aaron Cameron Caleb Mackenzie Sadaf Sameer Danial Muhammad Jocelyn Tara Hirnay Samantha Evan Patrick Abigail Emily Ava Isabella Matthew Jacob Samuel Jacob Noland Mason Mae Sameen Josie Lily Neil-Walker Victoria Mathieu Sydney Austin Caitlin Nisha Shubhi Jaishna Robert Andrew Matthew Daniel Delaney Destiny Gentry Thomas Evan Zane Ryan Siddharth Skyler Augusto Oumou Chase Emily Joshua Megan Desirae Thomas Anna Katherine Cameron Sierra Samuel

Purdue IU Purdue Purdue IUPUI IUPUI Miami University (OH) Purdue Purdue IUPUI Johns Hopkins University

University of Florida IU IU

IU IU Purdue

University of Central Florida

Purdue Ball State

University of Louisiana Monroe

IU IU Purdue IU IU Vincennes Syracuse University Franklin University of Toronto Purdue Ball State IU

University of Cincinnati

Stanford University Ball State Ball State Purdue Ivy Tech

Northern Illinois University National Security Language Initiative for Youth

IU Ivy Tech

University of Michigan

IU

IUPUI

Pepperdine University

Western Kentucky University

IU IU Georgia State IU Ohio State University Purdue Workforce Continuing at CHS Marian

Stauffer Stazzone Steele Stegemoller Stephens Stergar Stevens Stewart Stewart Stiggleman Stigter Stone Stout Strapulos

Streitenberger

Su

Subrahmanyam

Suda Suding Sullivan Sultan Sumner Sun Sunderraj Sutter Syed Syers Sykes Szydlowski Tajwer Talbert Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Tellez TerBush Terry Thatcher Theriot Thomas Thomas Thomas Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thornton Throgmorton Tian Tilev Todd Tofaute Tomozawa Torres Tortorice Traylor Treasure Trent Trinh Trivedi Truax Turi Turk Turton Turvy Tuten Ullom

T

Hope Salvatore Joseph Faith Evan William Angela Ayden Emma James Jared Owen James Rebecca Matthew Janet Priyanka Hunter Abigayle Brody Alexis Madelyn Sharon Divyesh Rosemary Aiza Jacob I’yonna Eden Danial Sierra Jamal Jessica Maggie Matthew Aidan Carson Olivia Luke Joseph Alex Ashley Sage Eleanor Gavin Nicholas Paige Drew Halle Amy Ryan Elizabeth Jonathan Seigo Andres Audrey Benjamin Sophia Tyler Thien-An Gabrielle Kelly Brennan Ali Bridgette Jack Natalie Zachary

Ball State Purdue IU IU IU Purdue Workforce Workforce IUPUI University of Southern California

IU IU Butler IUPUI Workforce Purdue Workforce Ball State IU Continuing at CHS Purdue Purdue Purdue Workforce IU Continuing at CHS

University of Indianapolis

IUPUI

New York University Abu Dhabi

Emory University Hocking College IUPUI

University of Cincinnati

Workforce, Military Ivy Tech IU Ivy Tech

Johnson University (TN)

Continuing at CHS

Lincoln College of Technology University of North Alabama

Marian Purdue

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Marian Butler IU

University of Cincinnati

DePauw University of Denver Workforce Ivy Tech, IUPUI Purdue IU University of Findlay Purdue

DePauw Ohio State University University of Cincinnati

Purdue

Savannah College of Art and Design

IUPUI

FUTURE PLANS | 31

U V

Underhill Uribe Urtel Uzun Vahle Valdez Van Deuren Van Hoorde Van Remortel Vann Varanka Varfolomeev Vargas Varghese Varnau Vasquez Vatistas Veera Venckus Vertesch Vertesch Vertesch Vilar Betancourt

Villeneuve-Utz

Virgilio Vogt Vollmer Voris Wade Wade Wagner Wahala Waikel Wakeman Walchle Waldal Walker Walton Wang Wang Wang Ward Washington Watson Weber Weindorf Weisgerber Weixler Wells Welp Wemhoff Wenck Wenzler Werner Werner Wertz West Whitaker White White White White Whited Wickstrom Wiegand Williams Williams Williams

W

Ashlyn Gabriela Adell Berke Caleb Abigail Jenna Anna Lauren Alexa Caitlin Nikita Renzo Laurna Corey Nuria Nikolette Saveer Jordan Austin Lauren Noah Laura Joel Nicholas Zachary Sadie Jessy Alexander Nathaniel Scott Wahala Maria Ethan Cooper Dayne Jordan Carson Sophia Tz-jing Xiaoxue Jordan Jasmyn Abigail Isabel Conrad Katherine Samuel Lauren Ethan Connor Noah Mia Frances Patrick Alexandra Alexandra Cameron Albert David Hannah Zachary Lauren Skyler Karissa Dylan Karsen Rhett

Miami University Indiana Wesleyan IU IU Purdue Ball State

Northern Michigan University

IU Purdue IU IUPUI Ball State IU Augusta University IU IU Saint Louis University Purdue IUPUI IUPUI, Purdue Purdue Spalding University IU

Marymount Manhattan College

Manchester University

Ivy Tech IU IU IU

University of Southern Indiana

IU IU Notre Dame IU Carnegie Mellon Purdue Marian Purdue Purdue IU Purdue Purdue IU

Holy Cross Miami University (OH) Military Purdue Purdue

University of Cincinnati Eastern Michigan University

Workforce Purdue IU IU

Brigham Young University

Miami University (OH)

“Climb the mountain so you can see the world, not so the world can see you.”

Submitted by Elyse Reed

Wilmoth Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilt Windlan Winter Wiseman Wissa Witucki Wold Wolf Wolfert Wolffis Woock Wood Woodcock Woods Woods Worland Worland

Foster Andrew Corinne Haley Rilee Mackenzie Karsten Mary Bella Ebram Ashley Jeffrey Devin Tyler Gordon Rachel Mackenzie Donovan Ella Grace Chloe Paul

Wright Wright Wrobleski Wu Xiang Yallapragada Yang Yates Yau Yauger Yin Yin Yingling You Youkilis Young Young Young Young Yu Yu Zachman Zachodni Zainab Zalewski Zang Zdobylak Zhang Zhang Zhang Zhang Zhang Zhao Zheng Zhong Zimmer

Emma William Kayla Alanna Zihe Isabella Christina Darren Bryant Ethan James Michelle Erik Grace Benjamin Caitlin Connor Hannah Rachel Alina Justin Andrew Matthew Raiha Jillian Tyler Ariana Daniel Evan Gary Jessica Kevin Kyle Kyle Amy Edward

Wrammerfors

XY Z

Maja Charlotta

IUPUI

San Francisco State University

Colorado State University

University of Kentucky

Purdue Continuing at CHS Olney Central College IUPUI Ivy Tech, Ball State IUPUI Purdue

University of Tennessee

Purdue Gap year

Grinnell College

University of Pennsylvania

Military Marian Marian Ivy Tech Military IU Kent State University IU Purdue IU McGill University IU IU

University of South Florida

Purdue Purdue IU IU Kansas State University

IU C3 Work Program Purdue Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University IU IU

IU IU Ohio State University

University of North Carolina

MIT Purdue Purdue Purdue Ball State

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