Mrs. Newby joined the Howe family in 1993 after earning a B.S. degree in Biology from Manchester College. In 2003, she earned her Masters degree in School Administration from Ball State.
Mrs . Newby is one of our school's most revered teachers. Her reputation of being a friend as well as mentor to her students has often earned her the title of "favorite teacher ' or "the teacher I'm going to miss most" by senior classes throughout the past 11 years.
Mrs. Newby has coached many sports teams and advised several clubs at Howe. Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, Softball, Junior High Track, 8th grade Basketball, VHC club, and Senior Class adviser, to name just a few. When she is not coaching or mentoring a club, she is often seen volunteering her time to help with other activities.
Most of all, Mrs. Newby is a devoted mom to her two daughters and husband , Tim!
Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah
Years at Howe: 3
"My most memorable experience was my whole first year at Howe."
Hometown: Carmel, IN
Years at Howe: 5 "The things I will miss most at Howe are the good friends I have made and the good times I have had with them while I have been here and some of the teachers."
Hometown: Destin, Florida
Years at Howe: 2 person I will miss the most Howe ls Ms. Murray. "
CarterHometown: Grosse Pointe, MI Years at Howe: 3 "My most memorable experience Howe is my senior year."
Hometown: Naperville, It Years at Howe: a will miss all the friends I have made through the past two years. They have taught me so many things that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. 11
Hometown: Homewood, It Years at Howe: a 11 I will miss Mcteod, Johnson and Spizarny."
Hometown: India apolis, IN Years at Howe: 6
"My most memorable experience Howe was when Pete Fortier skipped inspection by moving the drink machine in front of his door ••• SGT. Savage never even noticed."
Hometown: Novi, MI Years at Howe: 2
"I will miss Reinhart the most when I graduate."
Hometown: Sauk Village Years at Howe: 4
"The poeple I will miss the most at Howe are all my friends, especially Ashley and Nikki."
Hometown: Elmhurst, It Years at Howe: 1
Hometown: Munster, IN Years at Howe: 1 "I will miss Conn, Sumlar, Huyck."
E.Hometown: Rochester Hills, Michigan
Years at Howe: 4
"My most memorable experience Howe was when Scheltema and Samples clothes lined Katie tapp."
Hometown: Detroit, MI
Years at Howe: 3
"My most memorable experince at Howe was hitting Robertson over the head with a menu."
Hometown: Quincy, IL
Years at Howe: 2. most memorable moments at Howe were Colonel Douglass's Ranger Speeches."
Hometown: Bronson, MI Years at Howe: 6
"I will def1n1tly miss Mrs. Newby most when I graduate and will not be able to sea her every day. I will also miss Mr. Anders, Dr. Vanorden, Mrs. Adams, Chief, Captain Siebel, oh and I guess Mr. Bauman too!
(everyone who knows Mr. Bauman knows that was a joke!) Major Baker, Mrs. Knapp, Mr. Majewski, Sgt. Savage Colonel Douglass, and all of my senior mates."
Hometown: Buffalo Grove, It Years at Howe: a "I will miss Major Baker the most."
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN Years at Howe: 3
Home town: Howe, IN Years at Howe: 6 "I will miss the many friends that I have made through the many years that have been here. They each have taught me a lesson in life that I will carry with me forever. This also goes for the faculty. They are more than just staff, but a family to me. They have watched me grow from child into what I am now. I
I have learned from them."
Hometown: Flushing, MI
Years at Howe: 5
"My most memorable experience at Howe was when Tarmnel inhaled from the Bunsen burner and green smoke covered his teeth and gums while it was pouring out of his mouth."
Hometown: Chesterfield, MI
Years at Howe: 4
"My most memorable experience while at Howe was my freshman year in Delta when we made a scary movie based on Mrs. Howe (I played the roll of Mrs. Howe)."
Hometown: Rochester Hills, MI
Years at Howe: 1
"My most memorable experience at Howe was when I broke the school record in soccer."
Hometown: Chicago, It
Years at Howe: 2
"I will miss Major Baker the most when I graduate."
Hometown: Amherst, OH
Years at Howe: 2
"I d.ont know, there's too much stuff too miss. All the fun times, my friends, great teachers. A lot of poeple come here not wanting to be here but when they have to leave forever, they realize how much they don't want to."
Hometown: Holland, MI
Years at Howe: t
"I will miss Laurie, the cool mad. lady, the most."
Hometown: Pickerington, OH
Years at Howe: a "My most memorable experience at Howe was when Queenan ran out on the track to congratulate Kueltzo for winning his race and he accidentally knocked him down."
Saum ii Am bani
Jason Broomhall
Adrian Camacho
Gregory Conn
Domenic Criscio Vitaliy Dalian
Katie Davis
Logan Dillon
Stephen Dixon
Brandon Fountain
Cameron Greenberg
Cass Huyck
Daniel Jackson
Nicholas Jacobs
Joseph Jimenez Demetrious Johnson Justinas Kasulaitis
Kyle Kramer
David Kueltzo
Hussei n Mas ha l
Ian Mcleod
Gran t Reehling
David Sirovica
Matthew Spizarny
Ashley Threading ham
Michael Trailer
Christina Veurink
Drew Wells
Scott Bart on
Aaron Brown
Vincent Cagle Bruce Dixon George Doublas
Sean Hayes
James Jarkewicz
Arbor Laclave
Katrina Lee
Mark Lewallen
Lance Liotta
James Montgomery
Todd Muller
Steven Naypower
Jacob Nitz
Amechi Okocha
Daniel Pressler
Mark Reinhart
Lauren Russell
Marc Santoro
Jonathan Sass
Tony Savage
Colin Seniff
Colin Smith Talivaldis Strautkalns
Keith Tulley
Mark Williams
Benjamin Wolf
Joshua Armstrong
Forrest Bedke
Joseph Bretes
Jeremy Childers
Carl Coss
Kevin Darrall
Richard Droncheff
Jacqueline Formiller
Jordan Frank
Sarah George
Nicho las G ianopolus
C hristopher Han
Merrick Harper
Ryan Holly
Dominique Lassiter
Trevor Long
Garry Marsh
Riley Morris
Joshua Pelfrey
Jessie Quesada
David Schwartzfisher
Eric Shipman
Nathan Starr
Daryl Sumlar
Anthony Udell
Cory Wagner
Ryan Waldie
Kevin Yaklin
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Row I: Josft Pelfrey (President) 1: Jackie Formiller, Jessie Quesada 3: Christopher Hon, Ryau Waldie Row I: Mark Lewallen (President) 2: Tony Savage, Mark Reinhart 3: Colin Smith
Row /:Hussein Mas ha/ (President)
Row 2: Justin Kasulaitis, Ashley Threadinglzam, David Kue/tzo
Row 3: Matthew Spizarny
Row I: Michael Sclieltema (President)
Row 2: Marie Savage, Eleni Mitropoulos, Anjelica Sivil
Left: Cpt. Bouma and Cadet David Schwatzfisher at the Winter Ball dance on Parents ' Weekend.
Below:Delta Company cadets are ready to begin the Founder' s Day parade.
Above: Mrs Trout and cadet Sarah George have a good time at the Winter Ball
The Howe Community joine with the cadets and staff at Howe Military School to hon and remember those firefighters, policemen and civilians lost in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Row 1: Katie Davis, Miranda Leslie, Amanda Goelz, Jennifer Jarmuszka, Ashley Threadingham, Alischia Langan, Lauren Russell Row 2: Jackie Formiller, Dominique Lassiter, Alexis Gregg, Emily Graft, Kristina Lee, Anjeli cc Sivil, Jenna Johnson
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Row 1: Steve Naypower, Adam Kalemba, Tony Savage, Mike Gray, Demetrious Johnson, Al e Robertson
2: David Sirovica, Jacob Nitz, Nicholas Gianopolus, Ian Mcleod, Vincent Cagle, Tod d Muller, James Montgomery, Daryl Sumlar
3: Greg Conn, Nick Jacobs, Cass Huyck, Mark Williams, Christopher Han, Grant Reehling, Richard Droncheff
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Row 1: Matthew Bowling, Matthew Spizarni, Adrian Camacho, ScottAleksa, Leo Gaitor, Hussein Masha!, Domenic Criscio, Drew Wells, Mark Wagner
2: Anthony Udell, Kevin Yaklin, David Schwartzfisher, Michael Trailer, Riley Morris, Jimenez, Daniel Jackson
3: Forrest Bedke, Ryan Waldie, Lance Liotta , Trevor Long, Kevin Darrall, Carl Coss, Jeremy Childers, Eric Shipman, Logan Dillon
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Row 1: Yevgeniy Tekhneryadov, James Jarkewicz, Michael Hepburn,Justin Kasulaitis, Nate Trudell, Scott Schultz, Scott Wharton
2: Jordan Frank, Sean Hayes, Daniel Pressler, Cameron Greenberg, Marc Santoro, Vitaliy Dalian, Nathan Starr
3: Arbor LaClave, Merrick Harper, Colin Smith, Cory Wagner, Brandon Fountain, Benjamin Wolf, Jonathon Sass
Row 1: D. Paul , L. Baker, L. DeFelice, A. Newby, J Malerich (Headmaster), N. Douglass , G. Douglass , J. Murray Row 2: J. Knapp , K. Calvert , K. Baker, B. Fitch, C Grady, S. Clark , L. Kohlmeier, T. DeFelice, K. Beams Row 3: W. Savage, B. Cramer, J. Anders , A. Floyd , D . Yaw, M. Long , D . Happel , R. Shigley, R. Bauman
Row 1: Cpt. B. Seibel (Echo), Lt. S. Vincent (Mike), Cpt. R. Paris (Lima), Cpt. D. Ostensen (Relief)
Pictu red ri ght: Mike Scheltema, Eleni Mi t ropoulos , Matt Kowalski, &Marie Savage show off their grass skirts.
Pictured below : Cadets Molton and Osher get in line for some great picnic food!
Pictu red above: Cadets Starr and Dixon get into the Hawaiian theme wit h g ra ss skirts, and flowered shirts.
Picture d rig ht: Cadet Marcolini and Mrs. Sa wyer enjoy the afternoon at the Luau.
Pictured left: Cadets gather at tables to enjoy the Hawaiian style food for the Luau .
Pictured right A look down the red carpet during the beginning of the Senior Introduction Ceremony
Pictured below: Bud Mashal and Ashley Threading ham march to the beat of the Iron Guard drum.
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Pictured above: During the Senior Introduction Cermony, Amanda Goelz walks through the raised sabors of the Iron Guard. right: Cadet Jennifer Jarmuszka takes her turn being introduced as a member of the class of 2004. below: Cadet Marie Savage smiles at the rest of the senior class. Pictured below: Senior Rob Skubic waits for the signal to begin his walk down the red carpet.
Pictured right: Dr. Vanorden and guests oversee the parade from the rev iewing stand
Pictured below:Senior Scott Wharton and guide on Mark Reinhart lead the cadets of Echo company in to the chapel.
Pictured right: Bravo company faces the reviewing stand as they march past.
Pictured below: Alpha company waits on the ready line for the parade to begin.
Pictured above: The drum corps keeps the cadets in step.
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Pictured right: Keith Alford leads the band onto the parade field.
Pictured left: Scott Aleksa, commander of Delta Company and guide on Eric Shipman lead their company into the chapel for the Founder's Day service.
below: Mrs. Douglass and Ms. Murray chat while waiting for chapel service to begin. Who says teachers don't have fun?!
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below : Y Tekhneryadov sings in the opening processionLeft: D . Hunter plays the part of a noble guard at the head table
Right: The court Jester is one of the favorite characters at the annual dinner
Below : The concert band waits for their cue to begin playing the evening 's musical selections
Left: The conquistador leads the procession of the Boar's Head feast.
Right: M Gray plays the part of the Baron of the Manor
Below : K. Alford dons the typical vestments worn by a king as he plays the part of one of the 3 wise men bearing gifts
From Top left: Holly Ryan, Forrest Bedke , Eugene Tekhneryadov , Kevin Darrall, Joshua Pelfrey, Trever Long , Gregory Conn , Keith Alford , Nathan Trudell , Duane Vanorden , Michael Gray, Vadim Podrobinok , Steven Naypower, Ian Mcleod, Robert Skub 1c Domenic Criscio , Joseph Jimenez , Andrew Majewski , Jonathan Mclaughlin , Nick Jacobs , Matthew Bowling, Mark Williams , Christopher Smock , Jarrod Husted , Jason Broomhal , Hussein Masha! , Joseph Bretes , Kevin Yaklin , Eleni Mitropoulos , Ryan Waldie , Riley Morris , Anthony Udell .
Pictured left: In the center of the action , the ball travels out of bounds
Pictured Below : Part of the team watches from the sidelines and takes a break during a game
Pictured below : One of the favorite attra ct ions during the soccer gamesthe concession stand
Front Row left to right: Marie Savage , Amanda Goelz, Jennifer Jarmuszka , Miranda Leslie, Anjel Sivil Back Row left to right: Coach Knapp, Jessie Quesada , Ashley Threadingham, Jacqueline Formiller, Sarah George , Coach Murray
Marie Savage ready for the ball!
Jen Jarmuskza warming up her serves!
Anjel Sivil showing her school spirit!
Miranda Leslie and Coach Murray put their game faces on!
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Savage, Threadingham, and Leslie getting ready for the ball
From Top left : Vitaliy Dalian , Mark Reinhart, Matt Kowalski, Demetrious Johnson , David Kueltzo, Sau mil Ambani , Jonathon Sass, Coach Hoover, Lauren Russell, Bruce Dixon , Alischa Langan , Katie Dav is , Michael Trailer, Colin Smith
Picture below : Kowalski returns a high ball.
James Jarkewicz, Dominique Lassit er,
Pictured above : Smith beg ins the round with a high speed serve
Pi ctured below : the team meets their opposition and prepares to annihilate them
Front Row left to right: Eric Shipman , Josh Pelfrey, Kevin Yaklin , Vince Cagle , Ryan Waldie Back Row left to right: Joseph Jimenez , Mark Williams , Brandon Fountain , Amechi Okocha, Jarrod Husted , Tony Savage , Coach Cramer
Below:
Vince Cag le passes the ball around his opponent.
Jos h Pelfrey looks for an open man
The team regroups during a time out. Coach Cramer draws up a play.
Left : Pelfrey, Waldie, and Yaklin get ready for the inbounds play
Upper Left : Cadet shooters receive honors for their performance in the match
Top Middle: An unidentified cadet shooter sets his sight on the target.
Upper Right: Two cadets work at getting their best scores while shooting from the prone position.
Ca det Mark Wagner (center) lines up his site with the target. Fro nt Row left to right: A Laclave , J Sass, J. Jarkewicz , T Long Back Row left to right: Major Happel , S Dixon , R Morris , D Lassiter, C. Wagner
With a look of determination on his face, Kyle Edie takes his oppone nt to the mat.
Above: A little team huddle fires everyone up for the matches ahead!
Left : Hussein Masha! flashes his "game face" for the camera
Below: Matt Bowling watches the referee for the signal to continue the match
Coach Baker gives Trevor Long some strategic pointers before sending him out to meet his opponent.
Front Row (seated) : Sarah George , Jackie Formiller
Middle Row : Scott Aleksa, Jessie Quesada , Katie Davis , Greg Conn
Back Row : Justin Kasulaitis , Brittany Sandemeyer, Miranda Leslie , Ashley Threadingham , Coach Calvert
Right:
Cheerleade rs and Lifters keep the team fired up during free throws at a basketball ga me.
Above : Jessie Quesada , Sarah, George, and Jackie Formiller flash their winning smiles!
Cheering from the sidelines is the place you will always find the cheerleaders
Cheerleaders lead the crowd in the GOFIGHT-WIN chant.
Row l: D. Lass iter, S. A leksa, M. Savage, E Mitropo lou s, M. Gray
Row 2: T. Muller, S.Ambani, W. Young, J Jarmuszka, M. Sche ltema
Mr. Kohlmeier directs a practice during 7th period band class. Pictured playing instruments are E. Hunter, V. Hall, 0. Lassiter, and L. Russell
Cadets get ready to play carols for the Boar ' s Head Dinner. The event is held the evening before the holiday break.
The brass section gets in some good practice time before the spring parades begin.
Row 1: V. HalJ, D. Lassiter, L. Russell, K. Davis Row 2: J. Jarkewicz, C. Baker , S. Dixon , I. Schaeper, K. Darrall, E. Hunter, K. Alford Row 3: N. Starr, C. Sawyer, K. Tulley, T. Mcintosh, A. Udell, G. Jacobs , J. Jimenez
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The United States heightens the war on terrorism by initiating a "shock and awe" campaign that liberates the Iraqis from former leader Saddam Hussein's regime. Further military actions resulted in the death of his sons Odai and Qusai and the celebrated capture of Hussein himself.
"Reflecting Absence ," is selected for the World Trade Center memorial.
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U.S . President George W. Bush is criticized for issuing an assault on Iraq based on data that Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was harboring weapons of mass destruction. No weapons were found and the rnisinfonnation was said to have been an "intelligence failure."
Europeans endure one month of temperatures that soar above 100 degrees Farenheit. The record-breaking heatwave killed more than 19,000 people, withered crops, sparked wildfires, caused power outages and melted Alpine glaciers.
voice disapproval of Gray Davis by voting Arnold Schwarzenegger governor in a recall election. Wife Maria Shnver resigned her seven-figure position with NBC News.
China, Taiwan and Canada are hit hardest by the deadly SARS virus. SARS killed more than 900 people and infected thousands worldwide. In an attempt to isolate the virus, breathing masks were worn, travelers were screened for symptoms and patients were quarantined.
Martha Stewart is convicted on multiple charges related to her sale of ImClone stock
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cities in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Ontario, Canada.
A Washington state cow is the first U.S. bovine to contract mad cow disease .
Political commentator Rush Limbaugh seeks rehab for his addiction to painkillers.
after the 14-year--Old Galileo spacecraft is vaporized in Jupiter's atmosphere, NASA debates the risk of repairing the Hubble Space Telescope or destroying it.
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A Staten Island ferry crashes into a pier killing 10 and injuring 42 people.
Iranian conjoined twins Ladan and Laleh Bijani die following separation surgery.
Roy Horn of Sigfreid & Roy is severely injured when his white tiger Montecore grabs him by the neck and drags him backstage during a Las Vegas performance.
Mars comes within 35 million miles of earth, the closest encounter in 50,000 years.
Southern California wildfires char 600,000 acres of land and thousands of homes.
U.S. Customs officials begin scanning the fingerprints of foreign visitors and immigrants.
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U.S. Senator John Kerry, Congressman Dennis Kucin ich , U.S. Senator John Edwards and Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton campaign for the Democratic t icket in th e 2004 Presidential Race against Republican President George W Bush. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader also announced his candidacy as an Independent
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Taiwan's 1,674 foot Taipe i Tower surpasses Malaysia's Petronas Towers, becoming the world' s tallest building.
Fo llowing months of rebel opposition , Haitian President J ean- Bertrand Aristide is forced to fl ee hi s country.
Hurricane Isabel causes four deaths, flash flooding and massive powe r outages in six East Coast st at es.
Measuring 1,132 feet long, 236 feet high and valued at $800 million, the Queen Mary II is the world's largest and most expensive passenger ship.
Scientists debate whether a 40-foot wide, gelatinous sea specimen found on the coast of Chile is decomposing whale tissue or part of the rare Octopus Gianteus.
Funny man Bob Hope, dies at 100. Hope's comic career brought laughter to American citizens and troops for more than 60 years.
Following two years of opposition, Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf and Indian Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha agree to engage in dialogues aimed at resolving their long-term dispute over the Kashmir region.
Air Force pilot Yang Liwei mans China's first human space mission
"The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" starring Elijah Wood and Sean Astin is this year's biggest box office hit earning more than $925 million. "Rings" received four Golden Globes and 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
"Everybody Loves Raymond" collects four Emmys including Outstanding Comedy Series.
"Lost in Translation" and Bill Murray collect three Golden Globes and four Academy Award nominations.
Emmy winner and beloved star of "8 Simple Rules" John Ritter tragically dies at 54.
After two seasons, Ashton Kutcher ends his MTV practical joke series "Punk'd!"
"The Passion of the Christ" starring Jim Caviezel grosses $117.5 million its first week
Benjamin McKenzie stars in Fox's new hit drama series "The O.C."
"Seabiscuit" starring Tobey McGuire earns seven Academy Award nominations including Best Picture.
"Master and Commander," starring Russell Crowe, earns 10 Oscar nominations.
In the wake of their box office hit "Finding Nemo," Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Company end their 12-year partnership. In addition, Disney rejected a takeover bid from cable giant Comcast and agreed to purchase Jim Henson Company's Muppets.
"Mystic River" star Sean Penn and "Monster's" Charlize Theron are awarded the Best Actor and Best Actress Academy Awards.
"Joan of Arcadia" starring Amber Tamblyn is the "People's Choice" for Favorite New TV Dramatic Series.
Johnny Depp wins a SAG award and Oscar nomination for "Pirates of the Caribbean."
Lindsay Lohan stars in the remake of Disney's classic "Freaky Friday."
Beyonce Knowles wins five Grammys including Best R&B Song for "Crazy In Love" and Best Rap Collaboration with her boyfriend, rapper Jay- Z Beyonce also received three MTV Video Music Awards and starred in the movie "The Fighting Temptations."
Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliot receives a Grammy and two MTV Video Music Awards for her song "Work It."
Grammy winner Johnny Cash dies at 71. During his career, Cash was featured on more than 500 albums.
Britney Spears marks the year with a controversial kiss, a brief Vegas marriage and her new album "In the Zone."
Hillary Duff, star of "Lizzy McGuire," releases her first album "Metamorphosis."
Americans celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in the United States.
Kenny Chesney tops the music charts with his album "When the Sun Goes Down."
MTV's "Newlyweds: Jessica and Nick" exposes the marriage of singers Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson.
Coldplay receives three MTV Music Awards and their single "Clocks" is named Record of the Year at the Grammy Awards. Lead singer Chris Martin married actress and mom-to-be Gwyneth Paltrow.
OutKast's Big Boi and Andre 3000 claim three Grammy awards including Album of the Year and Best Rap Album for "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.s"
Rapper 50 Cent collects two American Music Awards for "Get Rich or Die Trying." second American Idol.
Justin Tirnberlake's album "Justified" is awarded two Gram.mys for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. Justin also won an American Music Award for Favorite Album-Pop or Rock and three Video Music Awards.
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menus change to accommodate the rising number of low-carb dieters.
The Aquada, a new boat/ car, can travel up to 30 mph in the water.
Busta Rhymes sports a trendy "throwback" jersey and retro cap.
Thick-soled and fur-lined Ugg boots stomp their way from Hollywood fashion to everyday footwear.
The United States' second Mars rover, Spirit, explores the Red Planet's terrain. Following 10 days of lost contact, Spirit continued to collect data, dig for soil samples and set a one-day distance record of 70 feet.
people can now travel virtually anywhere in the Independence iBOT 3000.
Carryalls take on a fresh new look with beaded handbags, mesh backpacks and vintage cigar box purses.
High definition, flat screen televisions and DVD recorders are the new wave in home entertainment.
Sports Utility Vehicles outsell mini-vans becoming the new "family car." To compete with rising gas prices and smaller cars, automobile manufacturers developed the first hybrid SUVs
Millions of Americans ban telemarkete rs from phoning by signing the "Do Not Call List "
Mandy Moore wears cute "girl curls" while guys sport shaggy cuts and close shaves.
The 80s styles make a comeback along with mini skirts, trucker caps, vintage t-shirts, distressed jeans, thick leather wrist bands, stiletto heels and a fascination with the mullet.
Powerpuff Girls, Hello Kitty and Curious George are popular cartoon characters. TM
Online booking companies such as Orbitz and Expedia hurt travel agency sales
Fines are issued to hundreds of illegal downloaders of music. Media sharing websites and the popularity of MP3 players are blamed for a 31 percent drop in CD sales.
The New England Patriots win Super Bowl XXXVIII in an electrifying 32-29 victory over the Carolina Panthers. With four seconds remaining, the Patriots scored a field goal and claimed their second championship in three years. New England quarterback Tom Brady was Super Bowl MVP.
Carmelo Anthony and the Syracuse Orangemen win the NCAA Basketball Tournament.
On the final hole, Shaun Micheel claims his first win in 163 starts at the PGA Championship.
New Jersey Nets star Alonzo Mourning retires from the NBA to undergo a kidney transplant.
Laila Ali defends her IBA super middleweight title by defeating boxing great Christy Martin.
The UConn Huskies, led by Diana Taurasi, celebrate their second consecutive NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament victory after defeating the Tennessee Volunteers 73-68.
game match up with the New York Yankees. Marlins pitcher Josh Beckett was series MVP.
Lance Armstrong pedals to his fifth consecutive Tour De France title
Jose Santos rides Funny Cide into the Kentucky Derby winner's circle.
Justine Henin-Hardenne's eight tennis wins include the French and U.S. Opens.
Golfer Annika Sorenstam is voted AP. Female Athlete of the Year
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. follows in his father's footsteps as he drives to his first Daytona 500 victory on Feb. 15. He took the lead from Tony Stewart with 20 laps to go. The late Dale Earnhardt, Sr. claimed the same title six years earlier on Feb. 15, 1998.
Pro soccer team D.C United signs a four-year deal with 14-year-old Freddy Adu.
Heavyweight boxing champ Lennox Lewis retires at 38, ending a 14-year career.
In the first tie since 1997, the LSU Tigers and the USC Trojans share this year's National Football Championship. The Trojans were voted No. 1 by the Associated Press, while the Tigers got the top vote in the Coaches' Poll
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The New Jersey Devils earn their third Stanley Cup in nine seasons after defeating the Anaheim Mighty Ducks 4-3 in the seven game series.
League MVP Tim Duncan leads the San Antonio Spurs to the NBA championship
Julie Krone becomes the first female jockey to win a Breeders' Cup race.
Dan ie l Brennan and Tynan Mcintosh being shown how to to use an old view finder by one of the instructors.
Chris Tew tries to find items in the photograph that relate to the time period of the picture.
Jacob Reichart
Trinity Williams
Branden Madden
Fifth Grade Class Officers are Treasuret ·
Jenna Johnson, Secretary Donovan Kirby, President Branden Madden , and Vice President McKenna Fay.
Sixth Grade Cl ass Officers are Secretary Jeremy Hartman, Treasurer Shannon Marcolini, President Rachel McPherson, and Vice President Charles Mills.
Jeremy Hartman
Alexis Arvantis
Chad Black
Daniel Brennan
Joshua Coleman
Seventh Grade Officiers are Vice President Chad Black, Treasurer Joshua Coleman, President William Rigsby, Sgtat-Arms Kyle Sass, and Secretary Matthew Gregaitis.
Austin Toland
Jeffrey Wang prepares to launch his rocket during Science class.
Karl Vaughn
Kooper Blackwelder
Matthew Gregaitis
William Rigsby
Jam es Bailey
Andrew Birrell
Joshua Epstein
Derrick Hunter
Edwin Hunter
Joshua Molton
Doyle Simpson
Christopher Tew
Andrew Udell
Eighth Grade Class Officers are Treasuruer Tony Wicks, Secretary Bert Walker, President D.J. VanOrden, Vice President William Young, Sgt-atArms Tynan Mcintosh.
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Dexter Rauch
"I am very proud of this team. We started the season as a group of kids who never played together. By the end of the season, we looked good and cohesive in action. I am especially proud of them for never hanging their heads after a loss. They consistantly picked themselves up and prepared for our next game no matter the opponent.
Andrew Majewski Seventh Grade BasketbafiCoach
Front: Manager Jenna Johnson, Matthew Gregaitis, KamilAmmari Jeremy Hartman, Jeffrey Wang, Donovan Kirby, Daniel Brennan, Branden Madden. Back: Coach Majewski, Rachel McPherson, William Rigsby, Karl Vaughn, Michael Woodrum, Kooper Blackwelder, Kyle Sass, Ryan Swanson, Chad Black. Manager Shannon Marcolini absent.
Free Throw shot being taken by Co-Captian Kooper Blackwelder.
D.J. VanOrden puts the ball into play with a pass to Chris Sawyer.
"The team worked hard, they learned a lot, and we finished the season well. For these reasons, we had a successful season. I am proud of all of them. "
Jimmy Bailey and Chris Sawyer rebo und against Clinton Christian
Joe Mclemore Tony Wicks make two against Rome City.
Front: D .J. Van Orden, Manager Vesta Hall, Doy le Simpson, Ale x is Gregg, Manager Stephen Hoyle, Tynan Mcintosh, Anthony Wicks. Back: Coach Grady, Joshua Epstein, Casey Baker, Christopher Sawyer, Nicholas Arroyo, James Bailey, Joseph McLemore, Dexter Rauch, Edwin Hunter, Joshua Molton.
Chris Sawyer puts it in for one.
Anthony Wicks
Charles Grady Eighth Grade BasketbaH Coach
Front:
Coach Roger Bauman
D. Kirby, M. Gregaitis, K. Ammari, C. Mills, J. Hartman, R. Clark, W. Rigsby, C. Sawyer,A. Wicks. Middle: S. Bertucci, A. Gregg, A. Udell, D. Terry, J. Epstein, D. VanOrden, J. Bailey, K. Vaughn, J. Molton, M. Woodrum. Back: R. Swanson, C. Black, J. Coleman, A. Toland, E. Hunter, D. Rauch, B. Walker, R. McPherson, V. Hall, Coach Grady.
Jimmy Bailey advancing toward the ball.
Ryan Swanson, D. J. VanOrden, working the ball towards a goal.
Chris Sawyer passing the ball to Tony Wicks.
Andrew Udell kickng the ball away from an opponent
" The season was a memorable one. Every practice and meet led to better times and more confidence. Each team member improved their times by at least thirty seconds, if not more. I am proud of each and every one of them , and wish them success. "
Front: Tynan Mcintosh, Manager Emily Graft, Graham McLaren , Favi an Duenas. Back: NicholasArroyo, JeffSchaeper, William , Derrick Hunter, Coach Floyd.
Derrick Hunter
Low er School Cross Country Team beginning a race.
2004 Inductees
Bert Walker with his parents Annette and Gregory Walker.
Casey Baker, Stephanie Bertucci , Richard Clark, and Bert Walker.
Stephanie Bertucci after the ceremony with her mother Robin Bertucci.
Pumpkins waiting to be dried and judged.
Nathan Jorgensen
Jeffrey Wang, Ryan Swanson, and Casey Baker
Edwin Hunter
Michael Stevens and Michael Woodrum
Graham McLaren, Kooper Blackwelder, Douglas Terry, Ryan Swanson, William Rigsby, and Dexter Rauch preparing to start their pumpkin painting.
Den-ick Hunter
Douglas Terry
Terry
Geography Bee Winners First Place Matthew Gregaitis, Third Place Kamil Ammari , and Second Place Bert Walker.
Derrick Hunter Preliminary Round
Matthew Gregaitis, Dominique Damron, Stephen Hoyle, Michael Stevens , Bert Walker, and Casey Baker during the Final Competition.
Stephen Hoyle Final Round
Nathan Jorgensen Preliminary Round
The Fifth Grade during the Preliminary Round.
Fron t: B. Madden, F. Duenas, S. Hoyle, C. Mills, M. Gregaitis, J. Reichart. Middle: A. Birrell , K. Vaughn, R. Swanson, W. Rigsby, A. Wicks, V. Hall, A. Arvantis. Back: Mr. Beckers, A. Toland, T. Mcintosh, M. Stevens, C. Tew, J. McLemore , K. Blackwelder, J. Sc haeper.
Front: J. Wang, M. Gregaitis, K. Ammari, D. Brennan. Middle: D. Simpson, N. Jorgensen, J. Hartman, B. Madden, A. Birrell, M. Woodrum. Back: D. Hunter, B. Hames, M. Stevens, C. Tew, B. Walker, J. Bailey, K. Sass.
Front: T. Williams, J. Wang, K. Ammari, N. Jorgensen, S. Marco lini, K. Vaughn, F. Duenas. Back: R. Clark, C. Black, A. Udell, D. Simpson, S. Bertucci, A. Hook, D. Damron, J. Coleman. Back: A. Wicks, N Arroyo, D. VanOrden , D. Hunter, A. Gregg, R. McPherson, E. Graft, W. Young, B. Harnes , J. Epstein, D. Terry, J. Branz, J. Molton, D. Rauch, K. Sass, E. Hunter.
Branden Madden Art Club Tony Wicks practicing Archery during Sportmans Club. Front: D . Terry, W. Rigsby. Middle: R. Swanson, D. VanOrden, G. McLaren, A. Hook, J. Molton, 0. Damron. Back: N. Arroyo, J. McLernore, D. Rauch, J. Bailey, W. Young, J. Epstein.
Now, your work is to discover your world, and then with all your heart give yourself to it. and always remember to Use what talent you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those who sang best.
I fove you zi{fions sweety and I am soooo proud ofyo_u!
LEO D. GAITOR, JR.
YOU ' VE COME A I,ONG WAY MAY YOUR GOALS COME TRUE MANY THANKS TO
WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT
WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU WE LOVE YOU MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU MOM, DAD, SCHERIE
I love the way you have taken control of ¥QUI life. On your third year at Howe and still going strong. Nothing seems to stop you. You've got all the tools for a successful life, so hold on tight and enjoy the ride. We are all extremely lucky to have }illLJ. Love, Mom, Dad, Diana, The Family, & All Your Friends here in Chicago. 2004. Matt, Congratulations for a job well done. We are so proud of you. Love, Mom, Becky, Ryan, and Grandma
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Row 1: K Alford , S Murakami , D Richardson, K Edie, K Ledo , B. Dixon, L Liotta , M Reinhart Row 2: L. Gaitor , M. Lewallen, J Wells, A Robertson , R. Carrnan, E Tehkneryadov, K Flannery, 0 Hall Row 3 : I. McLeod , B Pe r ry, M spizarny , C Higgins , S Wharton , N. Trudell , V Podrobinok, S Shultz Row 4: P. Blass, D Johnson, L. Dillon , D MacCready , T. Hicks, A Ingrassia, J Knight , M Kowalski , D Criscio , M Queenan
Row 1: K Alford, S. Shelton, C Shaffroth, D Wells, H Mashal , T. Muller, J. Kasulaitis Row 2: D. Kueltzo, M Carter, M Luker, G. Peacock, S. Naypower, B. Hinton, M Trailer, J. Hite Row 3: Coach Vanorden, J Husted, P. Wells, C Sheward, S Aleksa, B Clark, M Gray, D. Jackson, Coach McClish
Row 1: E Baker, L. Wells, e Mitropoulos, A. McNary, R Formiller, A. Goelz Row 2: Coach Hoover, 5. Bertucci, A. Sivil , M Leslie, A. Threadingham, J
El e ni Mitropoulos warms up in the on -deck circle Aaliyah McNary whips a pitch into home plate
Jarmuszka , M. Savage , Coach Cordova
Row 1: C. Smith, M. Dalton, C. Brothers, G Thornton, C Hawkins, W Searles, M King, M Wagner Row 2: Coach Defelice, R. Shapiro, M Bowling, Z. Jahr, P Vernier, C Huyck, S. Gilles
Eleni Mitropoulos , Marie Savage, Katie Lapp and Jennifer Jarmuszka were inducted into th e John Pagin NHS chapter on Mothers ' Day weekend
Mrs Newby places the NHS pin on Eleni ' s garrison uniform
Bottom Right: Aaliyah McNary and Emma Baker congratulate the new members
Below Left : A McNary, J. Knight, M. King, E Baker, and P. Vernier wait in the hallway for the ceremony to begin
Far Bottom : The 2002-2003 NHS members are K Lapp, E l\/iitropoulos, M Savage, A. McNary, M King , J Knight, P. Vernier, E. Baker. Missing from photo were Jason Hite and Jennifer Jarmuszka
Left: The new inductees receive congratulations from all the guests at the ceremony
Phil Vernier lights the candle of leadership during the service
James Knight and Eugene Tehkneryadov help thier classmates build a bat house
Chris Smock, Cass Huyck , Mi ke Ki ng and Mike Carter Plant a tree near State Ro ad 9.
Scott Barton holds a tree seed ling in place while Michael Deuman Fills in the dirt .
Alischia Langan and an unidentified cadet take extra care in planting this tree Hundreds of Evergreen seedlings were planted on campus to provide a windbreak Most of the trees were panted at the athletic fields bordering state road 9.
Right: Zach Jatir gives his presentation on water, air, and soil pollution
Matt Kowalski and Chris Brothers take part in the traditi onal Junior-Se nior Ring Cerem ony The seniors present the juniors with their class rings
Diana Richardson, Corey Hawkins, Mike Luker, and Alischia Langan get together for a photo after the Ring Ceremony
Chaplain Douglass gives the opening remarks at the ceremony
Jason Brenner and Mike King process into the chapel.
Over 30 cadets in the high school received the President's Academic Acheivement awards.
Chris Brothers received the Jacob Poljak "Fides et Honor" memorial award Mrs Poljak presented the award
Above : Marie Savage accepts the school flag symbolizing her taking command of the 119th Corps of cadets
Right: Aaliyah McNary and Hawkins conduct the events of the final review parade
