2008 Howe Military School Yearbook by howealumni

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Above : Mr. Clark works at his computer at the beginning of photography class.

Below: Mr. Steve Clark helping Aaron Landers and Andrew Martin w ith photography homework fifth hour.

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Favori te Mr Clark Saying: ''I'd have liked to have a kitten !"

Favo r it e Mr Clark stories:

"Mr Clark hates cats His wife love s them like children The newest of their many cats wasn't fitting in wi t h the others, so Mr Clark decided to bring the cat to a fellow teacher who cared for stray and rescued cats He didn't tell his wife he was doing this. Needless to say, his wife was heartbroken and the very next day Mr. Clark came home with the original cat plus one more."

"Vince is Mrs. Clark's cat and Mr. Clark's feline foe. One year Vince sprayed their live Christmas tree not just the tree, but the water basin. In short order, the whole tree (then the whole house) smelled like cat-pee covered fir tree. Mr. Clark 'fixed' the problem by pouring pine-scented potpourri oil into the tree water, making it smell like fir tree, covered in cat-pee, covered in fake-fir-tree. The tree didn't make it to Christmas."

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"He is a cool teacher, I like his bow tie, it makes him a good teacher."

-Zach Pagels

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him many years over the course of his tenure at Howe. I have never met more of a gentleman. He is truly caring and sets a fine example as an individual and an educator."

-Mr Jim Malerich

"He is a great teacher His teaching is hands-on life skills. He taught Josh and D.J. how to make a bow tie."

-Mrs. Chris Vanorden

" The man wears a bow tie and doesn't eat wheat. That's all I have to say about that man "

-Bert Walker

winter, when the roads were dangerously icy, Mr. Clark graciously let the speech team leave our meet early before the weather got worse. It didn't work On the way back through Ft. Wayne we saw cars in ditches and multiple car accidents-all the while listening to our driver, Mr. Clark, yell 'AHHHHHH! We're all gonna die,· every time he turned a corner or literally slid to a stop."

-Ms. Kristen Calvert

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Mr. Steve Clark graduated from Western Michigan University in 1974 with a Masters in Teaching of Arts. His undergraduate work was done at Western Michigan University and culminated in 1973 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He graduated Summa Cum Laude. He also received his certification to teach Chemistry from Western Michigan University.

HetaughtoneyearatWesternMichigan University as a graduate assistant and started teaching at Howe Military School in the fall of 1974. During his tenure at Howe he has served in many capacities. He began as the director of the Pete Fall Industrial Arts facility and offered hobby shop activities on weekday nights and Saturday and Sunday afternoons. He is the head Speech coach and general manager of WHWE, 89.7 FM

He currently teaches photography, cabinet and furniture making, and small engine repair. He is a dedicated teacher and shares his knowledge with his students inside and outside of class.

Left: Mr. Clark helps eighth grader Jason Lam with his photography homework.

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Howe Time Flies when your senior year is finally here. Seniors will look back to when they were in elementary school to where they are now It seems like only yesterday when you were in kindergarten taking a nap and now there is no recess or scheduled nap time . The seniors are counting down the days until graduation when they will become Howe alumni. They also look forward to taking on the faculty in the faculty/senior softball game the Friday before graduation. Who will win? The seniors say that it will be them. Who do you think?

Top left: Jessica Reed Top right: Vesta Hall Bottom left: Nick Perlejewskl

Bottom right: Dexter Rauch

William Pierce helps other cadets with rifle on the weekend. Bottom : Alex Eitelm an Bottom: Justin Parr Bottom: Amber Reid-Watkins

Right: Greg Sillmon

Bottom : T Clough and B. Flaisher at the Founders ' Day Ball. Bottom: B. Robbins and R. Jeglum take five before the game.

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The graduating classes of 2009, 2010, and 2011 started off the year with new ranks and positions. Thejuniorscannotwaittobe seniors and are counting down the days until they take command. The sophomores are old pros of the high school now and try to tell the freshmen the rules and which classes to be prepared for next year. The freshman have left the lower school and are now swimming with the big fish in the upper school. They are learning that most teachers expect more from them now.

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Above : Sophomore Ethan Hall and Junior Mark Miller show their muscles off in the Bravo hallway

Howe time flies when the juniors spend the first three years waiting to be seniors. In only a few short months their long awaited dream will come true and they will be the big dogs on campus. Many are wondering who will be the next Battalion commander. Most are looking forward to getting their class ring at the end of the year.

In just a few short months new leadership will be taking over. The class of '09 will finally have their dream come true.

Class Advisor: Mrs. Harmon Gaiti Gathecha Christopher Hunter Zhen Jia

William Tipper

Todd Tolen Karl Vaughn, Jr. Jeffrey Wang Jerald Weidner

Daniel Wilson Je Seung Woo

Salad Raviolis Vegetable Soup Taco bar Pizza Deli bar Chicken patty Fried pita bread Chicken wings BLT Chicken tacos Peanut butter

Mason Workman Bartel Zandstra

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Historian -A. Reid-Watkins, Secretary-A. Gregg, President- D Rauch, Vice-President- DJ Vanorden, and Sgt-at-Arms - J. Bradley pictured: Treasurer - W Pierce Front row: President - E Hall and Vice -President - I. Atkinson-Ortega row: Secretary - M Grady, Treasurer - S Ellis, and Sgt-at-Arms - J. Rekiel row : President - A Noel and Vice-President - G McLaren row: Treasurer - L. Lopez, Sgt.-at-ArmsW Tipper, and Secretary - A Drioupine Front row: President - B. McGuire and Vice-President - s Lee

row: Sgt.-at-Arms - R Jeglum, Treasurer - A. McLallin, and Secretary - Z. Wilkins

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This year the upper school welcomes three new international students, one sophomore and two juniors. our new sophomore is Hai Bin Zheng Hai Bin is from Hang Zhou, China. His father owns a business based in China which conducts substantial business with the us. As the only child in the family, it is Hai Bin's responsibility to take over the business when he is older. He came to the US to improve his English skills and attend an American university When Hai Bin is not studying, he can be found practicing the piano in the chapel. He has been playing the piano for ten years and practices one hour a day on top of his busy schedule. He is also playing basketball this winter.

The new force on the soccer team this fall was Je Seung Woo He is from Seoul, South Korea Howe Military School was recommended to him by an international student placement agency in Korea. Je Seung likes it here because he gets to experience independence from his parents and he enjoys living with his friends Je Seung is a movie buff and wants to attend an American university in order to become a film director

Upper left: Zhen at the Founders' Day ball with family and pictures of China.

Our other new junior is Zhen Jia Zhen comes from Zheng Zhou, China He misses his friends back home, but he likes being at Howe because it is safe and he enjoys seeing all of the trees on our campus Like Hai Bin and Je Seung, Zhen plans to attend an American university He hopes to get into Duke or Purdue. His older sister lives in Indianapolis and went to college in the US, and his father wanted him to have the same opportunity. Zhen enjoys drag racing as well.

Bottom left: Je Seung running the ball up the field against the opposing team during a fall soccer game.

Above : Hai Bin playing the piano in the chapel before the motivational speaker addressed the corps of cadets.

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Howe Time Flies when you are having fun playing sports in the fall. The soccer team did very well this year. They won several games this season and showed improvement as the season progressed. The volleyball team won one game this season, but never gave up. The tennis team saw several wins by individuals and cannot wait to get a new tennis court so that they can play at home.

Above: Zackary Wiikins tries to keep the ball In Howe possession against Fort Wayne Fusion. Karl Vaughn prepares to help out his teammate If the ball gets away.

Bottom left: Molly Rabb bumps the ball for Howe.

Above left: Kevin Mammoser savors his ice cream cone

Above center: J J. Weidner tries to take the ball.

Above right: Gregory Abbott returns the serve at Prairie Heights.

Bottom left: Alexis Gregg prepares to spike the ball.

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Above: Anna Mclallin, Tracee Clough, and Brooklynn McGuire set themselves up on the front line to return a serve from the other team. Fellow teammates sit on the bench and watch the upcoming play.

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Dr. Vanorden commented on the season by saying "This was a young team with a lot of heart. we will miss our seniors, but the future of Howe soccer looks very bright with such an excellent group of underclassmen ready to shine."

MVP: DJ Vanorden and Anthony Wicks

Offensive MVP : Dexter Rauch

Defensive MVP: Karl Vaughn

Best Effort: Zach Wilkins Most Improved : Josh Bradley Newcomer of the Year: Je Seung Woo Will to Win : Jeff Wang

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All Conference : Dexter Rauch

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All Tournament Team: Je Seung Woo Dexter Rauch Derrick Hoffer

Captains : DJ Vanorden, Dexter Rauch, Josh Bradley

First: L. Lopez, c. Martin, E Berry, J. Wang, B Pevtsov, M Mori, z. Wilkins, H. Osenbaugh, A Wicks

Second : s. Lee, N. Wernette, c. Perry, C Boylen, D Wilson, J Hufferd, B. Robbins, J. Patterson, A. Drioupine

Third: K Vaughn, M Grady, J. Rekiel, J Woo, D Hoffer, J Weidner, B. Hawkins, B. Reynolds

Fourth: Coach D. Vanorden, D J Vanorden, D Rauch, J. Mulligan, M. Daumer, J Bradley, T. Place, E. Holmes, and Assistant coach Majewski

Center: A. Wicks dribbles the ball toward t h e Hamilton goal with a Hamilto n playe r close on his heels.

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Center right: K. Vaughn struggles to keep the ball inbounds

Bottom : J. Woo starts to pass the ball to B. Pevtsov as J. Weidner looks on

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The tennis team had an outstanding season, despite not having any home matches. Kevin Mammoser won a match at Central Noble. He said , "I was very nervous. I did not know how well the teams around here would play. When I won the third set the team started cheering me on." Coach Hoover said, "This tennis season was one of my favorites The bus rides and the techno dance fest made this season enjoyable.

Best Effort: Thomas Jarkewicz

Most Improved: Kyle Sass Most Valuable Player:

Kevin Mammoser

Above: Gregory Abbott serves the ball while Kyle Sass waits for the return in a doubles match against Prairie Heights.

Left: Thomas Jarkewicz eats Chinese food at the King Dragon Buffet for an after tennis season party.

My seniors will be greatly missed and I hope that all the other players will return for next year's season."

Below: Kyle Sass demonstrates how to make an artistic ice cream cone at the tennis after season party.

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Left: Kevin Mammoser concentrates as he returns the ball to a Prairie Heights player. Below: Kyle Sass serves the ball to try and win points against Prairie Heights. Above: Gregory Abbott focuses on the Prairie Heights player to return the serve. First row: A. Noel, K. Mammoser, G. Mclaren, T. Jarkewicz, J. Patterson, D. Hymer row: N. Faust, J. Murphy, D. Wright, K. Dostie-First, and Coach Hoover

row: G. Abbott, A. Colburn, K. Sass, w. Pierce

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MVP: Alexis Gregg Most Improved: Amber Reid-Watkins

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Effort: Jessica Reed Heart and Hustle Award: Jessica Reed Captain: Alexis Gregg Right: Amber Reid -Watkins serving it up at home against Lakeland .

Above: Ashley Beaulieu prepares to serve the qall against the MCE Knights at home. Above: Jessica Reed watches her serve sail over the net against Lakeland. Above: Lexi Gregg gets ready to power· house the ball over the net against Lakeland.

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Reed, ReidWatkins, Marcolini, v. Hall, and Coach Vanorden listen to A. Gregg and Coach Givens during a time out. Above: The Howe Lady Wildcats set up to return the serve against Lakeland at home Bottom Row, left to right : c Vaughn, T Clough, A McLallin, A Gregg, B McGuire, 5. Marcolini, J Reed 5 Gossweiler Top Row, left to right: Coach Givens, R. Arzenti, V. Hall, T Fisher, K Jackson, 5 Ellis, M Rabb, A Reid-Watkins, Coach Vanorden Above: J Reed digs the ball as V. Hall, R. Arzenti, and T. Clough prepare to help.

Above: T. Clough and B. McGuire roll the ball to the Howe server as they prepare for the next play.

The wrestling team's veteran leadership continues to mature and excel. The rifle team continues to shoot for success with their new rifles The junior varsity team is working hard to improve working together as a team The varsity team is working on moving the ball and getting teammates open for the right shot.

Howe Time Flies when the weather turns cold and the winter sports teams take on the fight for a win against rival teams Above: Howe Wildcats warm up before the game on their home court.

Right: J. Parr, E. Holmes, z. Pagels, and J. Bradley prepare to defend their side of the court against First Baptist Mishawaka. Below: J. Nuhn tries to flip his oppene nt fr om Fairhaven Baptist onto his back to make the pin for Howe.

Left: Anna Mclallin gets ready to shoot her air rifle in a match Below : N. Wernette gets ready to take a free throw after being fouled. Above : J. Weidner takes a bite out of the competition in his match against White's.

Left: M. Grady, H Zheng, E. Englund, N. Wernette, and M Rabb defend the basket against First Baptist Mishawaka on an out of bounds play

Front: J. Bradley, K. Vaughn, A Wicks, J. Pahl, and G. Mclaren Back: T. Place, G. Sillmon, E. Holmes, J. Parr, z. Pagels, and coach Grady Not Pictured: D. Rauch

Above: Team players gather for a huddle during a time-out. Above: Karl Vaughn goes up for the rebound as Justin Parr blocks out the Lalumiere player.

"The varsity basketball season started off to a very good start By Christmas break, we were 3-3 Since Christmas break we have had a long stretch of very tough games We have had our ups and downs throughout the season. we have made adjustments and improvements. Through it all, we have grown as a team, as individuals, as players and as a coach I am proud of the team for finishing strong.

Our most improved player this year has to be Graham Mclaren. He has been a part of the junior-varsity and varsity program for three years. Every year, he continues to amaze me at the improvements that he makes The best effort award must go to Evan Holmes He has been a part of the basketball program for four years. He has always and consistently given 100% in every game he has ever played

The most valuable player is Melvin Sillman Melvin has been a significant contribution to our team in the three years that he has been here. He has averaged over 21 points per game, over 6 blocks per game, and over 9 rebounds per game We loose several seniors this year and they will be missed. They are Melvin Sillman, Evan Holmes, Zach Pagels, and Dexter Rauch "

- Coach Grady Above: Justin Parr, Karl Vaughn, Anthony Wicks, and Graham McLaren get read y for the rebound after the shot was made Above : Matthew Grady and Zach Pagels listen to Coach Grady during a time out. Above : Gregg Sillman tries to lay the ball up against White's while Graham McLaren prepares to get the rebound if the shot doesn't make it

Left: Jack Pahl looks for the pass from Karl Vaughn

The 2007-08 Howe Wr'Eltling team ued to i this year, is returnin restiers epped u their effSt technique throug out the season.

Jerald Weidner advanced to the IHSAA regional tour ment n <*ishen, giving Howe a-year strea1< of qualifying wres s for evel competition Mike Mori finished with a secOOd consecutive fifth place a doubling his win total fr last year. Luis Lopez also his win total from I year in gaining mO'Fe confidence and ski nter osenbaugh he pin the lower weights.

Bert Walker too overcame injuries to a hor the top half of Qur lineup, rrowlv regionals He has t six yea n the.Howe slnglM and has ac d as an adhesive through several coaching changes. Without him, there is no teJRng If would be a wrestling team. He will be missed for certain.

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Right: Luis Lopez pins a wrestler from Fairhaven Baptist at a GOrps match on November 27, 2007 - Weidner Effort - Lopez Award for (six years)Bert Walker

Above: Captains Bert Walker and J.J. Weidner meet with ' ref and the captains from White's before the match begins. Above : Hunter Osenbaugh holds down his opponent from Fair ven Baptist at the corps game. A ve: Mike Mori prepares to finish off hi pponent from Fairhaven Baptist in an exciting m ,__._L-1'-

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Above: J. J. Weidner tries to pin his opponent from Fairhaven Baptist. Left: Front row: L. Lopez, H. Osenbaugh, J. Nuhn, M. Mori, and R. Jeglum Back row: Coach Hoffman, A. R bb, B. Walker, J. wef Huff r Above: Bert Walker throws his opponent from White's to the mat as the cofps cheers him on.

Above: Joseph Nuhn tries to pin his opponent f White's as J. J. Weidner watches from the sidelin

captain M. Tipper sta n the barrel of his new Felnwerkbau Senior w. Pierce, In a prone position, readies himself to shoot his durrno practice. H'e 1$ Qlrentlv ranked first out of 251 lndlvldual rffle. firers and has quallflefi ft)r the Western Regional Championships In CoforadO Springs, co JJ\ February of 2008.

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Front row: B. Robbins, A. Mclallln, B. Reinert, and B. Hawkin Back row: Captain M. Tipper, w. Pierce, c. Hoffecker, z. Co-Captain K. Sass

Not Pictured: M. Wysocki, B. McGuire, and N. Joyal

Above: The color guard, I. AtkinsonOrtega, J. Weidner, J. Mulligan, and c. Boylen, march In the parade.

Right: Mike Company, led by Anthony Wicks, stand at parade rest. Right: Echo Company, led by Cadets T. Marshall and B. Pevtsov, march in a parade.

Above: Bravo Company stand at parade rest during the parade.

Above: Bravo Company Commander E. Holmes and Guide-on J. Rekiel passing the review stand.

First row: S. Marcolini, A. Gregg, A. Reid-Watkins, and T. Fisher

Second row: C. Rabb, A. Mclallin, B. McGuire, Y. Shen, and A. Zhang

Third row: R. Detamore, S. Gossweiler, T. Clough, A. Robinson, J. Nidlinger, and A. Baker

Fourth row: R. Arzenti, c. Lanoue, K. Jackson, M. Rabb, and c. Vaughn

Not pictured: R. Zarling and K. Pihl

An'Jels Memgries

First row: J. Weidner, Z. Pagels, E. Holmes, H. Zheng, G. Mclaren, L. Lopez, and A. Reed Second row: K. Perin, M. Mori, C. Trinske, C. Martin, K. Dostie-First, C. Hunter, M. Wysocki, R. Jeglum, and M Miller Third row: E. Berry, 8 . Sopko, N. Joyal, L. Villarreal, J. Woo, B. Reinert, J. Aynessazian, C. Perry, and G Gathecha Fourth row : A Noel, J Pahl, L. Duarte-Wilcop, B Robbins, A zavodney, M. Odum, E. Englund, and J. Rekiel Fifth row: P. Savaria , 8 Hawkins, M Shepard, 8 Zandstra, 8. Reynolds, z. Jia, M. Workman, and T. Tolen

First row: W. Tipper, K. Sass, N. Perlejewski, M. Sillmon, E. Hall, W. Pierce, B. Pevtsov, J. Wang, and J. Patterson

Second row: K. Mammoser, J. Osborn, H. Osenbaugh, z. Wilkins, z. Mellen, N. Faust, D. Hymer, E. Pilsworth, and A. Montana

Third row: T. Marshall, z. Case, D. Hart, D. Wright, J. Hufferd, N. Wernette, B. Flaisher, A. McLallin, and J. Myers

Fourth row: A. Sims, M. Grady, A. Webb, D. Wilson, G. Abbott, K. Lawrence, s. Zaki, J. Ahn, and P. Fisher

Fifth row: C. Hoffecker, A. Colburn, M. Daumer, R. Clinkenbeard, A. Smith, J. Mulligan, J. Parr, and J. Riddle

First row: E. Glaser, M. Meszaros, N. Wallwork, D. Bedke, and A. Martin

Second row: G. Dockery, T. Collins, R. vanAsperen, L. Gowder, J. Freeman, D. Pajewski, M. Dunham, and C. Stack

Third row: L. Richter, B. Davis, T. Miller, J. Bonnet, D. Pihl, A Verhagen, J. Nelson, and N. Berkes

Fourth row: D. Haldewang, T. Baker, D. D'Anniballe, H. Wenzel, E. Allgood, s. Weber, D. Derenzo, M. Grady, and T. Willits

Fifth row: K. Boyles, J. Kincaid, c. Lee, J. Lam, E. Mandel, R. Grant, M. Hanley, N. Iser, ands. Mugerian

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"We think of the effective teachers we have had over the years with a sense of recognition, but those who have touched our humanity we remember with a deep sense of gratitude."

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Anders, Science Kathleen Baker, English Jodi Bouma, Secretary Kristen Calvert. German Clark, Industrial Arts Vicki Davis, English Leanne DeFelice, Student Dean Tony DeFelice, Athletic Director Douglass, Spanish Brandie Fitch, Guidance Counselor Angela Floyd, Social Studies Jessica Givens, Health/PE, Music Charles Grady, Math Michelle Harmon, ESL Tom Hoffman, English Jim Malerich, Headmaster Amy Newby, Science David Paul, Science Mike Reed, Computers Chris Vanorden, Social Studies Andy Wills, Math Father David Yaw, Religion

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Johanna Arklie, Social Studies Lori Bailer, Science Evelyn Gotshall, Secretary Marina Hoover, Math

Left: Upper and Lower School facultytakeahalfdayto learn how to use Power School for grading this year.

Andy Majewski, English Jessica Montgomerv. -Principal Stephanie Ortmann, 5th grade Dennis Redden, Reading

Upper and Lower School faculty wait for the parade to start during General Umbarger·s visit.

"The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires."

-William Arthur Ward

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Mrs. Doris Trout, Cpt. Dean Osenbaugh, Cpt. Dan Ostenson, Cpt. Heidi Weber Maj. Karl Vaughn, Maj. Tyrus Place, Cpt. George Frei Cpt. Thomas Barnes Col. George Douglass (Sr. Army Instructor} Mrs. Cathy Parish (Secretary} MSG Marc Satterfield (Instructor}

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Left to right: Mr. Brenn Arklie (Business Mgr.), Mrs. Janice Cook (Office Assistant), and Mr. Harry Delle (Accountant) Front: Mrs. Gloria Miller (Secretery) Back: Dr. Duane Vanorden (Superintendent) AQ!rninign1 Front: Mrs. Kay Clarkson (Reception), Ms. Aimee Arklie (Office Manager), Mrs. Kellie Lazausky (Counselor) Back: Mr. Kevin Bouma (Counselor), Dr. Brent Smith (Director), Mr. Tim Cook (Counselor)

Left to right: Ms. Paula Meade (Office Assistant) and Mrs. Jean Miller (Director)

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Mr. Jim Wire ttuarlermader Cpt. Glen Barton lnfirmar'j Mrs. Marie Sturgis Hisfarian Dr Roger Zuercher nt : Troy Bates, Mike Bauder, De b LaTour, Alisa Boodt, and Susan Hise r Fred LaTour, Steve Ballard, LeRoy Paight, Ernie Sanders, Jerry Lipscomb , Leonard Rounds, and Mr. Max Taylo r (Director) pictured: Mike Walker, Betty Wood , and Bill Mach iinin" Hall 'taff Front, left to right: Chris Eckert, Mary Wood, and Diana Cruea , left to right: Richard Anthony, Chandler Morley (Director), and Alan Wagner

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Sitting, left to right: Dr. Duane Vanorden, Bishop Edward Little, II, John Wattles, Brenn Arklie Standing, left to right: Dr. Stephen Steele, van Kchikian, Dr Roger Zuercher, Robert Jeglum, Carlos Jackson, Travis Pearse, Jr., Owen Creger, Thomas Xanders, Michael Burns, and Dr. Lawrence Bouton Pictured: Todd Herrick, Richard Franck, and Charles Piszczor Front, left to right: Brenn Arklie, Dr Duane Vanorden, Jim Malerich, and Jessica Montgomery

left to right: Chandler Morley, Fr. David Yaw, Max Taylor, Tony DeFelice, Jean Miller, Col. George Douglass, Dr. Brent Smith, and Maj. Karl Vaughn

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: K Mammoser receives a shock when he sees what he was drinking and eating while blindfolded in Psychology N. Perlejewski, L. Villarreal, A Colburn and other classmates work on claymation during Mass Media class. middle: J. Meder, K. Sass, J. Patterson, D. Wilson, and N. Faust work on English 11 homework.

right: T. Berry, M. Daumer, and N. Farling work on a Staining Cheek Cells lab in Mrs. Newby's Biology I class.

Above: A. Webb and N. Farling work on Algebra I homework in Mr. Will's classroom. Above: C. Boylen works on a project in Computer Applications fifth hour. Left: A. Reed works on a Naming and Identifying Ionic Compounds Lab in Mr. Anders Chemistry class. Below: K. Dostie-First, J. Hufferd, B. McGuire, M. Miller, and A. Montana work on group work in Spanish I.

Above: G. Sillman listens to Mr. Hoffman lecture in English 12.

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K. Lawrence, J. Nelson, E. Berry, A. Mclallln, B. McGuire, H. osenbaugh, R. Detamore, s. Ciossweiler, and A. Wicks second: B. Robbins, M. Mori, M. Miiier, o. Bedke, T. Clough, K. Jackson, A. Reid-Watkins, A. Gregg, L. Lopez, and J. Weidner Third: A. Orlouplne, A. Noel, v. Hall, c. Martin, c. Vaughn, M. Rabb, J. Patterson, and K. Dostie-First Back: c. Hoffecker, K sass, w. Tipper, B. Walker, L. VIiiarreai, A. Colburn, T. Place, E. Holmes, and G. Slllmon

"It is a time to act silly and be someone else."

-Tracee Clough row: A. Noel, A. Gregg, A. Beaulieu, D. Rauch, Ci. Mclaren, J. Reklel, J. Hufferd, c. Boylen, L. VIiiarreai second Row: N. Perlejewskt, K. Sass, B. Flaisher, J. Weidner, L. Lopez, S. Marcollni, S. Lee, C. Hunter Back row: A. Wicks, H. Zheng, E. Holmes, J. Bradley, A. Drloupine, J. Ahn, B. Pevtsov, B. Hawkins, T. Fisher, B. Robbins, and C. Hoffecker row: L. Lopez, A. Noel, Ci. Mclaren, and J. Patterson Back row: K. Sass, A. Drlouplne, B. Pevstov, J. Weidner, and M. Tipper

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Front row: M. Grady, A. Verhagen, R. Arzenti, D D'Anniballe, N. Wallwork, J. Freeman, and S. Ellis Back row: K Lawrence, M. Grady, c. Perry, T. Place, A. Noel, N. Joyal, E. Berry, B. Reinert, and C. Simon Front row: s. Ellis, J. woo, B. McGuire, K. Jackson, A. Reid-Watkins, and L. Villarreal Middle row: T. Clough, K. Mammoser, D. Wright, v. Hall, A. McLallin Back row: C. Hoffecker, J. Rekiel, H. Osenbaugh, A. Colburn, and K. Lawrence

Not pictured: s. Gossweiler, A. Montana, R. Detamore, J. Nidlinger, and K. Pihl

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Front row: G. McLaren, E. Holmes, A. Wicks, T. Place, and B. Hawkins Back row: Ms. Calvert, B. Walker, J. Patterson, D. Wright, and Mr. Clark

Front row: E. Holmes, B. Walker, G. Mclaren, J. Bradley, andT. Place Back row: Mr. Clark

" It is a chance to get thoughts an d frustration down on paper."

-Amber Reid-Watkins Front row: J. Reed, A. Reid-Watkins, H. Osenbaugh, and A.Beaulieu Back row: Mr. Hoffman, B. Hawkins, and J. Patterson H. Osenbaugh, J. Rekiel, A. Colburn, E. Berry, and B. Reinert

Front r o w, left to right: Mrs. Newby, A Gregg, D Rauch, E Holmes, G. Mclaren, and DJ Vanorden second ro w, lef t to right: D Wilson, A Noel, 5 Marcolini, J Reed, T. Place, A. Beaulieu, J Weidner, and H. Osenba ug h Third row , left to r ight: N. Perlejewski, J Wang, B. Pevtsov, A Drioupine, A. Reid-Watkins, and J Patterson Back row: G. Sillman, J Bradley, A. Wicks, K. Vaughn, W. Pierce, K Sass, and W. Tipper Front row: Eddie Englund, William Tipper, Tony Wicks, Graham Mclaren, and J.J. Weidner

Back row: Brooklynn McGuire, Nathan Wallwork, Joseph Mulligan, Austin Noel, and David Bedke

Front row: c. Vaughn, z. Pagels, A. Mclallln, and T. Clough

Back row: C. Martin, E. Berry, K. Lawrence, K. Dostie-First, and v. Hall G. McLaren and T. Hufferd

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school a little bit better. n -Crystal Vaughn Readers J. Bradley, V. Hall, and K. Pihl

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Fron t row: E Glaser, H. Osenbaugh, A. McLallin, K. Jackson, R. Arzenti, s. Marcolini, N. Wallwork, and J. Bonnet Mi ddle row: D. Derenzo, c. Martin, D. Bedke, R. Detamore, K. Pihl, E. Berry, and V Hall Back row: J. Patterson, G. McLaren, K. Vaughn, C. Vaughn, and T. Hufferd Front row: E. Holmes, W. Pierce, T. Place, J. Weidner, and J. Bradley

Back row: A. Colburn, K. Lawrence, c. Martin, and A. Montana

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This year marks the 6th Anniversary of September 11th. People all over the world paid their respects to all the fallen victims of 9/11 and their families. HMS paid their respect by having a parade and a cannon salute.

Left: C. Martin, L. Vi ll arrea l, S. Lee , C. Hunter, R. Jcglum, and M. Rabb prepare to ra ise the American flag before lh e 9/ 11 Ceremony begins.

Above : J. Weidner, J. Mulligan, I. Atkinson - Above : T Jarkewicz plays taps as N. Joyal Ortega, and c. Boylen unease the colors and M Daumer stand at attention while J. during the 9/11 Ceremony Patterson salutes. Above right: cannon crew salutes after firing the cannon.

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Former NFL player, Joe Jackson, arrived at Howe Military School to give a motivational speech at All Saints Chapel on September 21, 2007, at 1 :00. Cadet Hai Bin Zheng played the piano before Jackson began to talk. The corps of cadets listened as Jackson talked about what his life would have been like if he had followed the path that his friends had taken. He talked about never giving up and working hard to

reach your goals.

At the end of his speech he told the corps to stand and sing "Lean on Me" with him. When it was time to leave Cadet Zheng played a lively tune for the cadets to march out on. Overall, it was an inspirational talk and well worth the stay.

Bottom: Cadets Graham Mclaren and Ubrado Villarreal sing alon g to "Lean o n Me" with Joe Jackso n . Above : Joe Jackson talks to the cadets about not quitting and never giving UP.

Above: Joe Jackson listens to the cadets sing "Lean on Me."

on September 29, 2007, six cadets qualified to be inducted into the John A. Pagin Chapter of the National Honor Society. Cadets A. Burns, A. Drioupine, A. Noel, A. Sims, K. Vaughn, and J. Wang maintained at least a 3.0 accumulative GPA which allowed them the opportunity to become NHS members. Members of the NHS committee voted for

new members based on evidence of Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character.

Left: NHS member William Pierce lights one of the candles during the NHS ceremony.

Above: Alex Drioupine and Jeffrey Wang wait patiently as NHS member Vesta Hall prepares to give their pins.

Left: Cadets Karl Vaughn, Andrew Burns, Austin Sims, and Austin Noel say the NHS pledge at the induction.

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It was a beautiful day for the Founders' Day parade and cadets' parents filled the stands to watch as their children marched onto the parade field. The HMS band played and the cannon was fired for the National Anthem. Each company marched past the viewing stand and rows of parents seated in the bleachers.

Several cadets received promotions. Parents pinned new ranks on their children and the new cadets received their Howe crest at the chapel service They were now official Howe cadets.

Bottom: Christopher Hoffecker announces during the Founders' Day pa rade Above: Alpha Company stands at parade rest during the Founders' Day parade as the band marches by.

Left: Bravo Company stands at parade rest during the Founders' Day parade as parents and faculty watch.

Below: c. Martin, B. Pevtsov, M. Grady, K. Lawrence, z. Pagels, and J Reed decide to look goofy for a picture.

Right: Cadets K. Lawrence, T. Berry, and B. Reinert dance with Cadet M. Wysocki's sister.

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Above: Fifth grader Daniel Churchman stands at attention before the dance begins.

Freshman Brooklynn McGuire poses for a picture with her grandmother and friend at the ball.

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Bottom: c. Martin, z. Pagels, J. Reed, M. Grady, T. Berry, and B. Reinert give their best smiles at the Founders' Day Ball. Left: Cadets dance the night away to the sounds of Pure Energy. Senior Tyler Marshall walks through the Iron Guard as Mrs Miller reads off his name.

Seniors Jessica Reed and Zach Pagels take a moment away from the dance for a picture.

Right: Bravo Company passes the reviewing stand for General Umbarger Above: General Umbarger and Battalion Commander DJ Vanorden after the parade.

Right: General Umbarger exits the Black Hawk at the Sports Complex. Right: Cadet Zach Mellen fires the cannon in honor of General Umbarger.

Above: One of the Black Hawk pilots jumps out to open the door for the General.

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On September 18, Major General Umbarger, the Adjutant General of Indiana, Sen. Landske from Lake Country, Sen. Paul from Richmond, State Representative Stutzman of LaGrange and Command Sergeant Major Brown of the Indiana National Guard visited HMS. All but State Representative Stutzman arrived by Blackhawk helicopter at the

Left: General Umbarger proceeds to the viewing stand to review the parade.

HMS sports' complex. They proceeded to the parade field where the corps of cadets conducted a parade. General Umbarger was introduced to each of the cadet officers after the parade and took a tour of the campus.

After touring the campus the guests ate lunch with the corps. After mess, some cadets had the opportunity to go inside and explore the chopper where they learned interesting facts from the pilots.

Above: I. Atkinson-Ortega, J. Weidner, J. Mulligan, and C. Boylen present the colors.

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Bottom: Crusader for the evening Josh Bradley Left: Lords and Ladles J. Reed, DJ Vanorden, o. Rauch, and v. Hall Right Lady of the Manor Jessica Reed Left Lord of the Manor Vanorden Right: Torchbearers J. Lam, s. McOuirk, N. Iser, and M. Hanley Left: Baron of the Manor Dexter Right: Second King Bert Walker and slaves T. Wiiiits and s. Weber Left: Lady of the Manor Vesta Hall First King Evan Holmes and

Howe Military's Boar's Head Dinner was started by the late Col. Bouton in 1937 and was continued by the faculty the late Howard W. Downs and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pagin. Conquistador G. Smirnov T. Wicks prepares for the Boar's Head Dinner Mr. Majewski helps E. Holmes get dressed for Boar's Head " J. Bradley, T. Place, and A. Reid-Watkins Conquistador D. Haldewang

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guests with t heir musical ta le nt Amber Reid-Watkins sings "O Holy Night" during Boar's Head of Boar's Head Mr. Morley and Tyrus Place prepare to make their entrance. Left: Third King T Wicks with slaves D Churchman and D. Pihl Bottom : Kyle Sass lights the vigil light at the beginning of Boar's Head Hai Bin Zheng plays the piano as a prelude to Boar's Head.

Conner Stack plays the part of the jester and puts a smile on everyone's face.

On November 8, 2007, thirte e n cadet s went to Jackson, Ml to see Senato r and Pres i dential candidate, John McCain atth e histori cal point "Under the Oaks." While th e r e the drill team performed and the cadets list ened as John McCain talked about when he w as shot down and captured during the Vietnam War He also talked about his time as a P O W and how he disapproves of water boarding McCain also talked about the current war in Iraq and how he approves of the current general. Mrs. Vanorden said , we wanted the cadets to have the opportunity to meet a presidential candidate · Some of the cadets had the opportunity to shake his hand at the end After listening to McCain speak, the group ate at Bella Notte Ristorante , owned by Cadet Walker's parents

Left front row: Mrs Vanorden, L. Lopez, DJ Vanorden, A. Reid-Watkins, A Wicks, B Walker, J Weidner, V Hall, and A. Noel Back row: A. Drioupine, K. Sass, M. Tipper, D Rauch , J Bradley, and MSG Satterfield

Above: Senator John McCain addresses the crowd concerning his time as a POW and the war in Iraq today Right: Mike Tipper and Alex Drioupine perform their drill team routine for Senator John McCain.

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Above: Cpt Dean Osenbaugh, Mrs. Debbie LaTour, Maj. Tyrus Place, Jr., Mr. David Paul, and Mrs Vicki Davis are newly inducted into Old Guard.

Above: Dr. Duane Vanorden gives Mr. Max Taylor an award for his service toward HMS as he retires this year Right: Father and son , Tyrus Place, Jr. and Tyrus Place Ill, share a moment together as they both are inducted into Old Guard on February 4, 2008 Above: Mr. Kevin Bouma received an award for putting a magnet on his head during the faculty Christmas Party. Above: William Tipper receives the number one OMG Award for the year for breaking his hand while trying to break a board. to right bottom: Shannon Marcolini receives glasses for her award because she believes she can't see. Majewski shows his accomplishment of running over the soccer med kit. Wills receives a toy car for trying to run over Dr. Vanorden.

"T he Old Guard dinner and initia ti o n is always a wonderful evening t o honor our cadets and staff t og ether. The Old Guard is the oldest organization on campus and it r eally means a lot to be able to rec ognize new members in the organ ization. Congratulations to our new members!"

-Dr. Duane Vanorden

" As always, the Old Guard Dinner was full of fun and fellowship. My OMG award will be cherished long after its usefulness goes away. It is nice to meet for a little light hearted hilarity."

-Mr. Majewski

"Winning the OMG award this year was unexpected; I didn't think I was going to get it. I got it because right before I go to a regional rifle competition in Colorado I broke my hand. But it's all fixed now and I will be going to Colorado. Ben Flaisher and I think that he should have gotten the award for his dip flip earlier this year."

-William Tipper Front row: New Old Guard members Ashley Beaulieu, Tony Wicks, Karl Vaughn, Jr.• Jessica Reed, Thomas Jarkewicz, Daniel Wilson, and Tyrus Place Ill Back row: Matthew Grady, Zach Pagels, Nick Perlejewski, Alex Colburn, and Evan Holmes Above: Col. George Douglass gets his yearly hat to add to his collection of hats which brings a smile to every cadet.

Left: Old Guard members Vesta Hall, Jeff Wang, Dexter Rauch, Graham Mclaren, Kyle Sass, Bert Walker, Shannon Marcolini, and DJ Vanorden

Above left: Mike Company H Wenzel, R Vanasperen , K Boyles, and T Baker Above middle: Bravo Company l. Duarte-Wflcop, G Gathecha , and M Odum Bottom left: Perfect score T Tolen, J Aynessazian, M Catt, M Workman, J Osborn , and J Riddle Bottom right: Alpha Company A Zhang, I. Zhen A. Robinson, C. Rabb, C Lanoue, and A Baker Middle right : Bravo Company K Perin, Z Savaria, M Shepard, B Sopko, c. Trinske, and A Zavodney Abov e right : Echo Company A Smith, J. Myers, o Har t, P Fisher, R Clinke nbeard, and z ca se 88

Cadet Amber Reid-Watkins received the Purple Heart Award during the chapel service from Dr. Duane Vanorden as Col. George Douglass read about the award Col. George Douglass was a Purple Heart recipient from his service in Vietnam. Battalion Commander DJ Vanorden received the General MacArthur Award during the chapel service from Dr Duane Vanorden and Mrs. Chris Vanorden There were six new cadets who achieved a perfect score on the new cadet test and were acknowledged during the new cadet ceremony All new cadets passed their tests to become members of the Corps of Cadets

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Below: NHS member Bert Walker places the NHS pin on new member Hai Bin Zheng Above: Austin Sims congratulates Matthew Grad y after giving him his NHS pin Be low: Cadets H Zheng, DJ Vanorden, K. Pihl, z. Jia, G. McLaren, and M. Grady wait to be inducted into National Honor Society Above: Vesta Hall places the NHS pin on Kari Pihl's uniform during the induction ceremony

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2007 Lower School Soccer Team

Front Row D. Willits, T. Collins, D. Churchman, L. Gowder, C. Stack, D. Pajewski, G. Dockery, J. Freeman. Second Row T. Willits, A. Verhagen, J. George-Boatman, J. Nelson, D. D' Anniballe, N. Wallwork, M. Meszaros, D. Derenzo, S. McQuirk. Third Row G. Smimov, N. Iser, D. Haldewang, J. McAlister, M. Grady, D. Bedke, J. Lam, E. Mandel, M. Lowe, M. Hanley, A . Martin. Fourth Row Coach Redden, Coach Wills.

2007-2008 7th Grade Basketball Team

Front Row Manager E. Allgood, D. Pihl, D. Derenzo, T. Collins, J. Nelson, J. Boatman, Manager J. Freeman Second Row C. Stack, L. Gowder, N. Berkes, E. Glaser, D. Churclunan. Third Row S. McQuirk, T. Willits, M. Grady, G. Smirnov, E. Mandel, D. D' Anniballe, Coach Ortmann.

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Howe Parent's Association

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116 Congratu ations Justin! We are soyrqud of

you and a{{ tliat you fiave acco1ny{isfiec{f 'I'liank you for a{{ tlie {augliter and {ove. 'Re1nernber "wlio you are" and run tfie new race tliat is 6efore you. We (ove you. Poys, §rand1na, Dad and Bi{{y

Congratu[ations Lexi! We are so yroud of you. Moni and Dad PR ICE'S LAUNDRY, INC. Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 11 Congratulations Seniors of 2008!" Ja·c, Madonna, & Rex Price 112 E. Central LaGrange, IN 260-463-4189 117

Congratu{ations Zachary Page{s. We are so yroud of you, and know you wi[[ do we[[ in tfie "'Wor[d ..'After n r ,, JIOWe . ..'A[[ our [ave, (jrandmama Jeanne & J'vtr. Td 118 Congratulations Zach! You made it!! We're proud of you!! Love, Dad, Mom, Mike, and Alyssa

Rnmers State Bank The Home of Blue Button Banking FDIC Congratulations Class of 2008 888-492- 7111 www.FnrmersStateUank.com COMMERCIAL PRINTER W 8hicago Rd. •PO. Box 34 • S':u1·gi';. Ml 49091 Phone (269) 651-2680 Fax 651-1291 Chuck Strong Congratulations, we are very proud of you!! COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR JOSHUA BRADLEY Love and God Bless You, Mom, Jim, Julia and Christopher - May 24, 2008 'Dexter Rauch :from first day offirst grade to {ast day of fiigfi scfioo[ We are soooooooooooo yroud of you. Congratu{ations, 'DJ! .Jvlario, Dominique, & .1v1.om 119

Todd Tolen likes almost every e is, but basketball is his favorite. Todd also served as a proud sponsor for his cousin at her confirmation this year.

Your sister Amy and I are very proud of your much improved grades.

We are very proud of you always and we love you very much.

xoxo Love Mom and Amy P.S. Keep up the great work.

120 Congratulations Mikey, on another awesome year at Howe!

Mom, Skip, Tommy and Natalie

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Joshua T. Bradley n to be a Command Sergeant Major! Congratulations on your success at Howe! We are very proud of you. Love Dad and Lisa

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In honor of Graham Mclaren - wonderful son - interesting brother - accomplished cadet - gifted student - diligent athlete - loyal friend All our love, Mom and Dad Tracee, You are a special star... Keep shining bright. We love you! Mom and family 123

( ONGRATULATIONS ASHLEY! BEST OF LUCK IN COLLEGE! FROM THE FAMILY 124

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The Howe team watches as one of theirteammates goes up to bat.

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Senior DJ Vanorden completed his Senior year by being named the MAC Conference Player of the Year for 2008. He was named Co-player of the Year for the Conference in 2007. He finished his High School career with 140 steals, which places him third on the state all time career list. He also finished wlth a .490 batting·average placing him 8th on the state career list. on the mound this year he finished with 110 shutouts, the third highest in HMS season history.

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left: J. Bradley ·stretches out for a catch on right: DJ Vanorden pitches the ball. MVP: DJ Vanorden Offensive MVP: Evan Holmes Defensive MVP: Tony Wicks Most Improved: Jon Patterson Best Effort: Josh Bradley Rookie of the Year: Blake Sopko Player Plaques: DJ · Vanorden, Evan Holmes, Zach Pagels

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"The girls were happy to have a tennis program this year. We had a short season, but the girls learned a lot and made lots of improvements throughout! It was a fun season, and we are looking forward to next year! "

-Coach Givens

Awards

MVP: A. Reid-Watkins

Most Improved: B. McGuire

Best Effort: A. Zhang

Front left: A. Zhang, Y. Shen, R. Arzentl, A. Gregg, B. McGuire, T. Fisher, J. Nldlinger, and A. Robinson

Back left: Coach Givens, B. Zarling, K. Pihl, J. Reed, K. Jackson, A. Beaulieu, C. Lanoue, and A. Reid-Watkins

Below: Becky Zarling sets up to serve the ball to her Lakeland opponent.

Above: Amber Reid-Watkins looks for the return to Above: Jessica Reed prepares to her serve. serve the ball against Lakeland.

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Left: Brooklynn McGuire serves the ball.

our track season was filled with crazy and unusual weather. This made the season often cold and miserable; however, our track team handled this adversity and moved forward to have a successful season. We loose one senior this year, Bert Walker. Bert has been with the track team for four years. He has grown and matured as a team member. This year he was our team captain and he did an outstanding job.

we have lots of returning players. We look to big things from our up and coming

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Front left: Ben Robbins, Chad Perry, Bert Walker, Jack Pahl, Je Seung Woo, Matthew Wysocki, Louis Lopez, and Bart Zandstra Back left: Coach Grady, Ben Clover, Hai Bin Zheng, Graham McLaren, Ben Hawkins, Eddie Englund, JJ Weidner, and Jacob Riddle Mason Workman starts off the 400 meter dash in the Tingley Invitational and placed fourth in the MAC. Graham McLaren stays with the pack in the 3200 meter run at the Tingley Invitational and placed first in the MAC. Luis Lopez hands the baton to Hai Bin Zheng in the 4 x 400 relay at the Tingley Invitational. seniors for next year which include: Graham McLaren, Louis Lopez, JJ Weidner, Daniel Wilson, Eddie Englund, and Je Seung Woo. This year our Most Improved runner was Daniel Wilson. He went seconds 300 meter hurdles to 44 seconds and placed at sectionals. Our Best Effort went to Louis Lopez. Louis has always been strong leader on our team. He is always giving 100%. our Most Valuable runner was Graham McLaren. Graham continues to excel and grow as a runner.

Above: c. Hunter and B. Reinert wait patiently to tee off.

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Below: T. Tolen watches c. Hunter and A. McLallin practice putting.

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John Kincaid Discus running for the finish line. Kyle Boyles Shot Put 2008 Lower School Track Team

Front Row : D. Pajewski, G. Dockery, N. Berkes L. Gowder, C. Stack, M. Dunham, C. Schauer. Second Row: N Wallwork, C. Rabb , E. Mandel, E. Allgood, S. Weber, J. Nelson , J. Bonnet. Third Row: M. Grady, C. Vaughn , K. Boyles , J. Kincaid , C. Lee , J. Malone, M. Hanley B . Crutcher, Coach Anders.

Michael Grady Long Jump

2008 Lower School Golf Team

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Row: J. Freeman , T. Miller, D. D ' Anniballe , M. Meszaros , D. Derenzo. Second Row: H. Jones , L. Richter, R. Van Asperen , H. Wenzel , T. Collins , A. Verhagen , D. Pihl. Third Row: T. Willits , D Haldewang , J. Lam , D Bedke , T. Baker, Coach Morley.

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What worries Kevin Lawrence the most Is math, specifically Algebra.

Kari Pihl, the cheater, talks to Anna Mclallin, aka Gunner Patterson

What worries KiArrah Jackson the most is first Impressions

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and Matthew Grady perform during the spring band concert.

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Mike Mori, Mark Miller and JJ Weidner strike a pose during the spring concert.

Members of the choir sing music from the movie "Footloose."

The Drama crew takes a bow after performing their spring drama presentation of snapshots-A Glimpse of High School Life." Mrs. Givens directs the band at the spring concert. Evan Holmes and Bert Walker let loose during the choir concert. Wallwork Riddle and Mitch Daumer play percussion while Chad Perrv plays tenor saxophone.

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Right: Tyler Marshall and his mother sitting at their table before the dance. B. Walker and his mother take a minute to pose for the camera.

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A. Zhang, Y. Shen, Captain Weber, and V. Hall pose for a picture at the ball. Justin Parr and his girlfriend Amanda smile for the camera c. Rabb, R. Zarling, and A. Verhagen dance the night away. AJ Verhagen and his mother sit at their table and enjoy the ball. W. Tipper dances the first dance with his mother.

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Left: T. Wides has a picture taken with his mother and grandmother.

Right: A. Robinson gets her pfcture taken with her parents.

Left: T. Fisher and her mother enJOV the ball.

Right: L Lopez stands with hfs parents In chapel and receives his field Jacket and beret for Raiders.

Left: A. Reid-Watkins walks under the Iron OUard wiif1 her mother to receive her senior blanket.

Rt,ght: R. Vlhasperen &ind hfs mother get their ptcture taken before the ball be91ns.

Left: J. Ahn, G. Abbott. McOUfre's friend, J. OSbom, B. McOulre. A. Smith, J. Riddle, and T. Tolen

Right DJ Vanorden and his mother Christina Vanorden wait fOr the rest of the seniors to pass through.

M. Mori, M. Miller, and J. Patterson joke around at the dance.

K. Lawrence and his mother want to pose for the camera too.

B. Zandstra and N. Perlejewski strike a pose.

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A. Mclallin shows off her dress for the ball. Miller and his mother enjoy the dinner and music.

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Jackson and R. Detamore model their dresses.

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Roy Grant receives his certificate from Dr. VanOrden. Dr. VanOrden presents Rachel Detamore with her Eighth Grade Completion Certificate. Mrs. Gotshall receives a retirement gift from the Eighth Grade Class.

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Class President Nathaniel Wallwork gives Completion speech.