East High 2016 Yearbook

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The Nero Within is UnStODDable

Comic by Elanor Jorgensen

Farmers Market- May 2 to October 10

Emily Artz (10)

"I think it brings the community because it helps you meet new people, and it spreads ideas around 11 (photo by Janessa Thompson-Pollard).

For many years , Lincoln celebrated minor league baseball at our own Haymarket Park (photo courtesy of Maddy Lorenze).

Fishing at Holmes Lake-Year-round (restrictions)

Jon Wismer (9)

Nebraska was not be known for water, but Lincoln had a few great places to fish. Jon Wismer enjoyed spending part of his summer fishing at Holmes Lake (photo courtesy of Jon Wismer).

State games of America- July 31 t

FC (12)

"Keaton Johnson took the ball himself all the way down the field, and he made a goal and it was pretty cool. And so, for our celebration, Ben was on the sidelines and he ran up to us and took a selfie. He posted [it] , and that was pretty fun. That was the coolest moment, definitely ' (photo courtesy of Ben Toalson).

Saltdogs Baseball- Summer Maddy Lorenza and Emma Wobig (10)

Brock Rathman, Bucks

Maha Music Festival- August 15

Jaret Hovorka (12)

"They had good music, and it was really chill. You just walk around listen to who you want Fun fact: They had to stop the ferris wheel for us because we got too sea ed" ( hoto courtesy of Jaret Hovorka).

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Hanna VanBibber (11) .

"My favorite memory was probably just seeing everybody all dressed up because people walked around like real zombies; they had out their arms, and groaned, and weird stuff like that. So it wasn't like they were just walking. It looked like an actual parade of zombies going through downtown Lincoln" (photo courtesy of Hanna

was recognized as a great place for artists to share their work, and they were able to portray it in many venues (photo courtesy of Emily Artz).

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"It [was] great to see they have such a committed fan base. They bond Nebraska together. Even if they lose, we still stay with them. My favorite moment was probably on the first drive when Freedom Akinmoladun got a sack in the first series and the crowd went electric" (photo courtesy of Alex Petty).

Lincoln Art Scene- Year-round Emily Artz and Stella Hofer (10) Lincoln

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Carla Seravalli, Senior Style: 90's- inspirecl or the polar opposite of the day before

Where: Thrift stores, Amazon, and from her family member's closets

Why: Sometimes Seravalli just "doesn't feel like trying. "

Caroline Spethman, Senior Style: Modern with a sophisticated twist

Where: Marshalls, TJ Maxx-- 11 they have a lot of affordable, name-brand clothing. 11

Why: Wants her style to reflect who she is. "Being yourself is the most important thing. 11

"Always have

one main accent piece to tie your whole outfit

together."

trina Schleich, Sophomore tyle: Fluid. It changes every day. ere: Goodwill, American Eagle, and &M

y: Unique style can lead to many onversations and making new friends

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"Wear

whatever you feel confident wearing, because you look and fe e l better when you're confident."

Taryn Hoham, Freshman

Style: Girly and casual

· Where: PacSun and H&M

Why: To represent herself and to be fun

Brennan Randall, Senior

Style: Wears whatever he's feeling. Man bun-grew it out for about eight months!

Where: Pacsun, H&M, and Forever 21

Why: His stvle shows that he does whatever he wants

Photos by Katie Josiah Fashion

By Zoe Windle

Year after year, at the beginning of fall, girls dressed in disastrous clothing could be seen. The varsity volleyball team's most publicized tradition was kidnapping.

"At 6: 15 in the morning, my teammate came in my room, threw a bag at me, and told me to put [the clothes inside] on in five minutes. It wasn't a spirit day so rooming to school] wa~ really embarrassing, but [the volleyball team J should keep doing it because [the kidnapping] was fun and it brought the team together ," said freshman Alexandra Lempke.

"[The Tunnel Walk] gets the earn hVP before t game, and it's really fun." said Jack Kurtenbach,junior and member of the Varsity Football team. ~rom the Huskers to the Spartans, the tunnel walk was a very familiar entrance for football players. The Tunnel Walk was a great way to get the crowd and players excited for the game ahead.

Becca Ludwig, Sara Wheeler, and Nicole Gingery ose after the kidnapping in 2004 (photo courtesy of ara Wheeler).

The 2015 Varsity Volleyball team gets •dnapped (photo by lVIakinzie Vandewege).

Tunnel Walle 1978 (photo courtesy of 1978 East Yearbook)

The Varsity Football team rushes the field in 2015 (photo by Logan Fitch).

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"It's good to show others that there are good students in the classroom, and hopefully they will want to follow in [the shining stars'] footsteps," said sophomore Jordan Stoehr.

Freshmen shining bright in the classroom have been recognized as stars for several years now. This tradition has given various freshman recognition for being a leader.

"Alligator" was one of the o a.est cheers heard at as t High School, and it was definitely a crowd pleaser. This cheer brought energy and enthusiasm to the crowd by allowing the student section to join the cheer squad.

"[The Alligator Cheer J gets the student section hyped, and it's an awesome cheer. It's really energetic and it's the onl cheer I can remember" said senior Grace Barr

2013 Shining Stars listen to a speaker (photo ourtesy of Lincoln East High School).

2015 Shining Stars pose for a picture (photo ourtes of Lincoln East Hi School

ve the doorway

-David Becke r, 10

"I was really shocked hen I won the Miss Nebraska Teen award," said junior Olivia

Wells.

Wells stands with other pageant winners at he Sherri Hill Orientation as they pose with heir titles {photo courtesy of Olivia Wells).

Wells struts her stuff across he stage at the Fun Fashion ompetition (photo courtesy of Olivia Wells).

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The Average Summer

Soaring over Europe

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City has credible architechture (photo courtesy of am.ryn Self).

Susan Cassata gets eady to scuba dive for der the sea day.

Emilee Shostrom, senior, dresses up as a hark.

Seniors Grace Barry and Kourtney Karg go all out for der the sea day.

What was vour favorite SDirit dav?

"Superhero day, because I grew up watching superhero shows and I remember that I always wanted to be Wonder Woman because she was really cool. "

- Savea Villalobos, 1 O

Spirit Week ·

"Under the sea day, because there were so many ideas from what you could chose. That's why I chose Spongebob because I didn't" think many people would be him. "

- Emily Chramosta, 11

"Fashion disaster day for sure. I thought it was really interesting to see everyone wear something besides the norm and be

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-Sasha Hoxie,

"My mom is going to be so

By Clarissa Snow

"When I heard he won, I Droud of me for my smiled and had a warm feeling homecoming nomination," in my heart," choir director senior James "Jimmy" Brett Epperson said. "It was a Johnson said. When Johnson genuine thing for the student heard his name among the body, and shows they have Homecoming 2015 court quality." names, he beamed with Epperson taught Johnson excitement. in Adaptive Music, a new class

A week later, standing in for Special Education students. front of the crowd at the It gave them an opportunity to Homecoming dance, Johnson experience music. Johnson was officially announced as showed his leadershiD and king. - enthusiasm through wanting

Life Skills teacher Paula Bright was not to sing solos and participating in the surprised when she heard of his win . Blue Shades choir.

"Jimmy is a very social student" said Everyone has certain things they Bright. "He likes hanging out,joking around remember about homecoming night, and doing typical teenage behavior. r am whether it bi3 the decorations , dancing very Dro11d of him for getting to know so or hanging out with friends. For many students in his grade." Johnson, homecoming was remembered as the night he was king .

Left to Right: Kara Bown, Jack Cobb Brooke Nelson athan Netz, Sora Hutchinson, Daniel'Thompson, J~y ohnson, Peyton Bell, Max Zitek, Caroline Spethman hoto b Jessica Pet

Nathan Netz And Jimmy Johnson stand in front f the crowd {photo by Clarissa Snow).

Kobie Day, Jimmy Johnson and Haley indrmann break it down {photo by Clarissa now).

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1. Turner Linafelter and Katherine Schmidt share a hug (photo by Clarissa Snow).

2. Everybody joins in for the Cupid Shuffle {photo y Clarissa Snow).

3. Taylor Bartek with her friends dancing {photo y Jessica Petty)

Crowd mingling among their friends and njoying the night {photo by Clarissa Snow).

5. Homecoming court stands in front of the crowd eady to find out who the king and queen is {photo by Clarissa Snow).

6. Jimmy Johnson dancing amongst his friends ( hoto By Clarlssa Snow).

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Theatre consisted of a lot of work , time spent on a stage out an audience and hours and hours of working together as a professional community. Through this hard work, the theatre community brought the historical Radium Girls script to life. This play was more than just some memorized lines: Radium Girls was something else.

Radium Girls is a story sh~wing the struggle of many characters, and even tragic death, during a few women's journeys. In an era when the ideology of safety in the workplace was almost nonexistent, women got sick and died through their work in a dial painting factory, as they ingested radium by licking the tips of brushes they used. By licking the tip of the brush it would allow them to paint the watches with a lot more precision, allowing them to perform a detailed work.

Every play has a hero--a character that saves the day through his or her actions. The theatre family's heroic figure in Radium Girls did not appear on stage in the play, but instead inspired the group through her DOSitivitv and strength to go through life with a smile on her face. Radium Girls was dedicated by the whole theater family to Mrs. Andrea Kabourek

"One of our directors was really "'close to her, and so she had the opportunity to read the play and by that she insDired us to keep going. Finding out about the sad news the whole theater family wanted to dedicate this play to her," said Nebraska Grayson. Kabourek had a strong imDact not only on the theatre, but also on the whole school.

d Sadie Fisher get justice.

"Its important for people to know what happened back then, because this is not just a story, this was something real," said freshman Kylie Miller. "It's a lot more serious and complex [ than East's previous plays]." Radium Girls changes erspectives thr9ugh awareness about what others didn't have in the past.

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By Alta Pryce

"Making a whole show out of a paper with words on it is the most incredible thing to see happen," said junior Maren Miller. Putting together a musical production o~en requires a heroic effort, and the musical, My Fair Lady, wouldn't have come alive if not for the hard work of the crew.

Junior Jacob Schoening agreed.

"The show wouldn't have been possible without the help from the crew," said Schoening.

"[There were J stressful times and very long nights ," said tech crew member, sophomore Belle Kendle. "But, in the process, I ended up making many memories and gaining another familv. "

Senior Kyle Harbor, who hopes to continue theatre in the future, was considered the crew head for the musical. He was in charge of organizing the backstage , and he had to make sure lighting and microphones were ready to go.

Also an essential part of My Fair Lady's success were accompanist Shelly Self and director Brett Epperson. Self also found costumes and helped with the little details that gave the musical its flair.

"[The musical was] a lot of work, but it was worth it in the end," said Self.

The stressful moments made the musical much better, as the crew saw their hard work pay off directly on stage. As My Fair Lady came to a close, the cast and crew became sentimental , including crew member sophomore Jaxsen Valenta.

"It was stressful making sure everything was ready to go on stage, but I was sad when [the musical J was over," said Valenta.

contemplates h~r future.

2. Corbin Hubbell sings s heart out.

3. The cast gets ready for a big dance number.

Everyone grabs a dance partner Emily Breit and Jacob or the celebration. choening hit center stage.

Girls getting ready to come on tage for the big dance. numbe~

Photos by Katie Vyskocil and Sidney Parks

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• Vuchetich sings while playing guitar. 2. Miles Wilkins rocks out during his performance. 3. Josh Powers has fun while singing his solo. 4. Azreyah Cole and Celeste Hellbusch harmonize ogether. s. Jenna Tuckerman and Nebraska reyson share a smile while they perform . 6. Clay Reimers, Scott Olson, Clay Rathman, rock Rathman, Trevin Little, Dylan tzgerald and Keaton Johnson "hit the dab" during their dance. 7. Karissa Karg strikes a ose in her clogging routine. 8. Jaret ovorka and Liz Rentfro grab hands in their lades of Glory routine. 9. Hi-Res Platypus ocks the house in their finale performance. 10. Reilly Williams and Dalton Bundy erform together. 11. Alicia Zeng gives an emotional solo performance. 12. MCs Nathan Netz and Trevin Little have a light saber battle on stage. 13. Lillian ButlerHale and Ben Kirchner sing their final duet.

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It ' s pretty dope because when I get on stage I can shut everybody out , so I've never thought of [performing] to be a scary thing-- it ' s second nature. -Dalton Bundy, 12

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"Most of the mus i c pieces I have performed are personal com p osit i ons , so I enjoy revealing it because I feel that t h e message will resonate wit h others as well ."

-Nebraska Greyson, 11

''When I get up on stage , I connect to the song and the words. I can really feel the emotion [ of the song] so the nerves aren't really a problem. "

-Azreyah Cole, 9

By Alana Sesow

"It was easier to get along with [my team

For most, October 14th was an average because I played with the basketball guys," Wednesday, but for The Fighting Ackerman said. Chupacabras, history was made. The team And although Intramurals often don't get of 10 boys won the Intramural Flag quite as much attention as in-season sports, Football Championship for the second year some would still say the environment of the in a row. championship game was 11 1it."

"It was deja vu," said junior Pete

"There actually were a lot of people who Ackerman. "We won it last year, so we were came to watch," said Snyder . "There was a expecting to win it this year." band, and there were some people who

Made up of basketball players, The came and watched on the sideline, so it was Fighting Chupacabras found the kind of° cool." competition to be a great way to get

After the win, the boys cheered, high- together as a team during the off-season. fived, and took a couple of pictures.

"We're a bunch of basketball players who - "[We felt] satisfaction," said Ackerman. don't play football," said senior Garrett

Above all, for a team who had won the Snyder. "We heard about [the competition] chamDionshiD two years in a row, the "boys and thought it would be fun." were rather calm and collected.

Aside from their athleticism , prior " [ Our goal was J just to score as many teamwork experience turned out to be a points as possible," Snyder said. Dowerful advantage for these boys. It worked.

ucks in the cham.pionshi to courtesy of Garrett

eceives a snap from a eammate {photo by Elise eikemeier).

Elijah Schmal, Blake Collier and Alex Graff prepare to score a touchdown {photo y Elise Kreikemeier).

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In the championship for able tennis David Morris and ylan Fitzgerald battle it out photo courtesy of Mr. Zach Limbach).

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"Having the opportunity to play intramurals with friends is fun because I don't have the opportunity to play football with the

ou get top orts that are popular, bu t excited to p

The Daffodils huddle to make a game plan (photo by Elise eikemeier).

Max Reinert drops back to pass to his earn.mates (photo by Elise Kreikemeier).

es By Elyse Kohler

Favorite Food in Lincoln: Pizza

avorite Food in home country: Rice and Beans

Favorite thing about Lincoln: Shopping

Favorite thing about home country: Hanging out with friends Activities: Cross Country

Favorite Restaurant: Olive Garden

Favorite Food in Lincoln: French Fries

Favorite Food in home country: Rice

avorite thing about Lincoln: The people

Favorite thing about home country: Friends and Family Activities: Basketball

Favorite Restaurant: Red Lobster

Favorite Food in Lincoln: hamburger

Favorite Food in home country: pasta

Favorite thing about Lincoln: It's a big city, possibility to meet new people

Favorite thing about home country: The food

Activities: so~ball, swimming

Favorite Restaurant: Fireworks

Favorite Food in Lincoln: hot dogs

Favorite Food in home country: noodles

Favorite thing about Lincoln: People are really nice here

Favorite thing about home country: The food ctivities: Ping Pong

Favorite Restaurant: Blue Orchid

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Favorite Food in Lincoln: Chicken Wings

Favorite Food in home country: Pizza avorite thing about Lincoln: School

avorite thing about home country: Watching Movies

Activities: Cross Country and Soccer

Favorite Restaurant: Raising Canes

Favorite Food in Lincoln: Mexican Food

Favorite Food in home country: Sushi

Favorite thing about Lincoln: People are so friendly

Favorite thing about home country: Nature

Activities: Orchestra, French Club, Key Club

1. Gu.ilia Giacalone stands by the Tower of Piza in Italy (photo courtesy of Giulia Giacalone).

Yamada takes a class picture in Japan (photo courtesy of Chihiro Yamada).

3. Nitchakarm Kongpan stands in front of a historic monument in ailand (photo courtesy of Nitchakarm Kongpan) . .Johannes Reim enjoys a beautiful day in the park with a friend photo courtesy of Johannes Reim).

Gonclaves' family and friends gather to take a picture front of Christ the Redeemer Statue in Brazil (photo courtesy of arolina Gonclaves).

6. Chihiro Yamada smiles with a group of friends in a Japanese classroom (photo courtesy of Chihiro Yamada).

Photos by Paige Kasik

7. Sofia Granberg, and her host family meet at East (photo courtesy of Sofia Granberg).

8. Carolina Goncalves and Gu.ilia Giacalone walk to their lasses during passing time (photo by Elyse Kohler).

The Nero Within is

Productive

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Comic by Elanor Jorgensen

Seventy applicants, twelve speakers, and one speech on juvenile justice ncompassed Sarah Staples-Farmer's surreal experience of standing on the red tage at TED-X.

Her talk entitled, "A Matter of Grace ," touched on how the community hould show grace and forgiveness towards youth coming out of the juvenile ·ustice system. Many of these young people have difficult lives, and school tends o be a negative experience for them.

"I wanted people to consider how they could help these young people as hey try to transition from the juvenile justice system back into our ommunities in schools. They need help, forgiveness, support , and grace ," taples-Farmer said.

Staples-Farmer was first introduced to the possibility of sharing her ideas t TED-X after speaking with a group of university students. A student pproached her afterwards with the idea, so Staples-Farmer decided to •give it a ry.

Staples-Farmer submitted her application with 70 others. She was among he chosen final twelve.

It was a life changing experience for Staples-Farmer. She had the pportunity to talk with other speakers , listen to their presentations and nteract with them socially.

"We were cheering each other on," said Staples-Farmer. "I would do it all ver again in a heartbeat."

As nervous as she was, Staples-Farmer was proud to be able to share the mportant message, which she spent five years studying, with many others. She oped that through her message, others would be inspired to broaden their derstandin and activate chan ______ _, .......----#

Dr. StaplesFarmer glows during her Ted Talk. (photo courtesy of Randy Bretz).

Dr. StaplesFarmer helps a student (photo By Ryley Thomas).

"I want to go into the Hy-Vee program because I love the deli."

-Phoebe Hibbs, 12

I want to go into the Hy-Vee program because I love people."-

-Antonia Goodteacher, 12

During senior year, every student pondered their next chapter after high school. Many seniors frantically completed college visits , stressed over admission applications, searched for scholarships , and tried to find their place. Our special education students were no exception, as many of them opted to secure a spot in the LPS VOICE Program. VOICE stands for Vocational Opportunities In the Community Experience.

"My biggest goal is to make sure every one of my students is ready for the VOICE program by their senior year," said special education teacher, Mrs.Bright.

"This program provides special education students an opportunity to learn to thrive in real world situations," said special education administrator, Tara Troy.

Unia11e to Lincoln Public Schools , the VOICE Program provided vocational training for students who have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Through this program, students learned to follow a dress code, take health tests , complete forms, report on time, and, most importantly, productively interact with others on the job and in life.

"Each student admitted to the VOICE program can select from a variety of community sites " said Brian Foley,

head director of the VOICE program. These sites included BryanLGH Warehouse, Embassy Suites, Food Bank of Lincoln, Hy-Vee, Lincoln Public Schools Duplex, Southeast Community College, LPS Career Academy or UNL Housing.

Helping each student achieve their • full potential and find their purpose in life is a noble goal. The LPS VOICE program made a significant and life altering difference in the lives of these students .

Photos by Jessica Petty

[I would recommend J TOA, because it is a good experience to have , and it will help you a lot with your future career you wantt ad,Iwould glyrecomme

Story by Sara Qudus

The Career Academy was a big hit. This newly founded program was all about getting prepared for action in the future and getting ahead in the career force.

The Academy had many different pathways to starting a career, including construction, K-12 education, programming, entrepreneurship, engineering, culinary arts , welding, and health sciences. In these pathways, students obtained career superpowers in a positive learning environment. 3

"The people are really nice, and I like the learning environment," said Career Academy

senior Kassi Broman, who was involved in the K-12 pathways. Health sciences student junior Carolyn Hopkins said, "Everyone's nice. It is like friendly competition."

Everyone was trying to reach their full potential while still empowering everyone else to do their best. The best part? The credits received from Southeast Community College counted a both college and high school credit. And by taking college classes for a lower rate at SOC, students could simultaneously explore career fields and save money along the way.

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Michael Mason works on a technical ctivity (photo by Zoe Windle).

Carolyn Hopkins works with n elderly mannequin (photo by oeWindle).

Focus Programs

Erin Morgan, Claire Fuenning, and Chase Hartman tand together {photo courtesy of Shannon Lynch).

Mitch Eslick, Will Reifschneider, Megan Soldatke, Erin Morgan, Claire Fuenning, Fiona Harding, and Chase Hartman tand together (photo courtesy of Shannon Lynch).

By Paige Kasik

With an astonishing 200 plus members, the Spartan marching band was a league of superheroes. From July to October, their dedication and impeccably practiced routines were seen and heard. However, a lot more went on in marching band beyond just the halftime performances, competitions, and early morning practices.

"The best part of marching band is the community feel," said senior Isaac Whitman, a tuba player. "You're friends with pretty much everybody, although you may not know everybody."

.Another perk of being in marching band was the DOsitive values learned while being a part of a team.

"A lot of people learn leadershiD skills , because you have different levels of leadership. I learned how to repair instruments and little

things like that," said Whitman. Marching band took more heroic traits than just the ability to play music. Even with all the practicing, rehearsals, and performances , there was time to just have fun, but of course , no team would be complete without their share of challenges.

Freshman .drumline member, Adam Arslan, mentioned the most difficult part of marching band revolved around the multitasking aspects.

"You have to memorize all your music, and then you have to memorize your sets , and then that's all in step," Arslan said Overall, marching band was a close knit team that worked well, both during practice, and not.

"Like drumline, they're my closest friends ," said Arslan.

The drum.line performs at Booster Blitz photo by Logan Fitch).

Jace Waybright and Changhui Han play their rum.pets at a performance (photo by Logan Fitch).

The band cheers on the football team t a game (photo by Logan Fitch).

The tuba players march on the eld (photo by Logan Fitch).

Turner Linafelter shows off his ymbal skills (photo by Logan Fitch).

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"Different types of music give me different emotions. The blues has a story and a theme , while funk and groove are more fun to play. "

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happiness every day. It's super fun 100% of the time."

Miles Wilkins , 11 .

"I feel happy and good."

Austin Oltman, 12 you feel good that you've accomplished something."

"It makes

Mr. Brian Vuu instructs the class.

Baugous, Josh Gerdes and Ku.rt Ameku practice playing their instruments in class.

The Jazz Band practices . .A cymbal in a drum kit.

Ku.rt Ameku plays his bass in class.

Miles Wilkins enthusiastically plays the piano. (photos by Clarissa Snow)

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Kaylee Reikenberg, Lillian Butler-Hale, and race Friesen transition to a new formation (photo y Catherine Napolitano).

Grace Friesen sings her heart out (photo by Catherine Napolitano).

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The orchrestra class settled in to begin laying their instraments. (Photo by Jessica etty).

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Orchestra students practiced to erfect their songs.

Al.yssah Shane laughed as Mr. tman shared a story. {Photo by anessa Thompson-Pollard).

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By Sidney Parks

Imagine Ariel without Flounder, Tina without Amy, or Batman without Robin. These pairs are inseparable, and couldn't function without each other.

The same was true for FCS teachers, Anne Daly and Brittany Staack.

Sitting next to each other in the main office, waiting for their job interviews was where they first met.

"It was friendship at first sight," said Daly.

From that point on, they were best friends. Staack loved the ecstatic energy- that Daly gave off in a room.

"It would be seven o'clock,

singing and dancing!" said Staack.

Daly loved how passionate Staack was about teaching. Staack had the power to engage students in the lassroom, while Daly's positive energy- enveloped a room and fought bad moods. Together, these women brought spice into the classroom by teaching students life skills.

"We are helping students become successful young adults," said Staack. "{In addition} , Expectations and rules in the classroom also prepare students."

They directed students into "something they interact with and are going to be around their whole life, like kids," according to Staack.

While not all students will need to use the Pythagorean Theorem in their everyday lives , they will need to know how to interact with other people.

Together Daly and Staack give guidance for students' future by giving them a distinct learning experience.

grade, my school had a band, and I just really wanted to play the trumpet,'so I got a trumpet and joined the band."

Josh Roh, 11

"My half brother was really in to music, and when my brother and I saw him playing it really inspired us. So, we learned our instruments and started a band."

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"A collection of my friends were like, 'Hey, you should try out for choir,' so I did before my junior year," recalled Breit.

In just a year, Breit transitioned from singing in the car with her brother to becoming a devoted member of East Singers and Express , •oining an octet, assistant teaching for Elegance, and snagging a role in the musical, My Fair Lady. Though Breit's involvement in choral groups sprung quickly, her passion for music was undeniable.

" [ Choral music J is all I talk about now, really," she laughed. "I just love it, and I know I'm going to be singing for the rest of my life."

Unlike Breit, freshman Matt Duhs, involved in

singing ·s w o e • e.

"My family is really musical," said Duhs, whose involvement in -choir started in fourth grade.

"I've .always enjoyed music, and I really like to sing." Aside from pure enjoyment, Duhs uses his choral classes as a mental escape.

" [ Choir is J a break from all of my core classes ," Duhs said. "It's nice to have a break from constantly being taught things."

Because of their strong passions, and despite the hours of hard work, Duhs and Breit both agree that choir has impacted their lives for the better.

"I've met some really good friends in choir, and the environment is really fun," said Duhs.

Choir has particularly made a powerful , lasting impression on Breit.

"I wouldn't take back the time I've spent in music for anything in the world," Breit admitted. "It's been the best thing I've ever done in my

Charley Sheldon, Marissa Hawkins, amie Titus and Sadie Fisher wait for ·class • o start (photo by Isabelle Brundieck).

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Alexandra Ball and Jane Holt in Oracle when Ball was a member of the Oracle staff in high school (photo ourtesy of East Yearbook 2005).

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By Elise Kreikemeier

Click! Flash! Snap! The yearbook staffer struck again! All twenty-four people in the yearbook class possessed the powers of superspeed writing, incredible editing and magnificent marketing. The yearbook staff was the real-life edition of Clark Kent and Peter Parker, a.k.a. Superman and Spiderman.

time outside class , and they came together like the Avengers to create the most astounding yearbook ever. Several new members learned how difficult it was to make the book.

"I never knew how secretive yearbook was before I was on it," said sophomore Logan Fitch, a.k.a. Shutter speed.

Of course, members had to protect the classified information on the pages of the yearbook to ensure surprise and amazement when the yearbook was released.

"[Yearbook] is a great way to break-out of your comfort zone and do something you didn't know you could do ," said St _ k Staffers blended into sidelines and asw1c sophomore Isabelle Brundieck, a.k.a. Captain Apostrophe.

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When someone said the word "clogging," a first thought might have been of wooden shoes or a southern lifestyle. However, what some people may not know is we had a group of six dedicated cloggers here who are a part of the competition team: Sole Patrol.

"[Clogging] is kind of like tap, but it's so much faster with more arm movements and ·hip-hop," described sophomore Peyton Potratz, who has been clogging for ten years.

"It's fun, energetic , and unique," said fellow clogger, sophomore Karissa Karg.

When asked about the team atmosphere , both Potratz and Karg agreed that everyone on the team were close friends. It was not surprising everyone in Sole Patrol grew such close bonds considering the amount of time they saw each other every week. Practice is Sundays for two hours, but for upcoming competitions, the team increased to three to four times per week. Most of their competitions took place in southern states; the team usually competes in Tennessee and Kentucky, but they have also been to Georgia, South Carolina, and Nevada, among others.

With their experience in the group, Potratz and Karg gave advice to aspiring cloggers.

"Give it time, and you need to have fun with it," said Potratz. "Once you get it, you will love it!"

"Just give it your best," said Karg. "You're not going to be great when you start, but eventually you'll get

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By Katie Josiah

Tiaras, ball gowns and glass slippers are usually what ccompany the thought of Drincesses . Yet senior Taya Wright's oyalty status was awarded after a competition filled with drums, egalia and ethnic dancing.

Wright was crowned princess of the Northern Ponca Tribe ocated here in Nebraska.

After 16 years of actively participating with the Ponca tribe, right was clearly more than qualified for the position. In 8th grade, she was invited to Washington D.C. to dance for Supreme Court Justice, Sonia Sotomayor.

"I didn't believe it at first," said Wright of her victorv that ook place August of 2015 , just before her senior year.

Competing with and against her cousin, Wright had more han enough to be nervous about. The two were neck and neck in he competition's dance off. Wright was fearless.

"It was very close between my cousin and I," said Wright. "We dance so much alike." The dances featured in the competition ere not choreographed, so all of the contestants danced on the spot. Most would shy away at the thought of an improvised dance, ut not Wright.

"I dance with the beat of the drum," Wright said with onfidence. "I stop thinking and just do it." After achieving great success, Wright what she has gained new insight and has learned rom this valuable experience.

"People look up to you more than you think. I've learned how o make an image for myself, and for my family."

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By Ryley Thomas

School counselors and psychologist did the exact same thing ... Psych! They had totally different jobs and served different roles within our school. School counselors were individuals who helped with schedules, offered a listening ear, and worked to make school a positive environment. Counselors work in three main areas: personal/social, academic, and career planning.

"We have about a fifty- fifty split between academic/career and personal/social concerns," said counselor Kristin Murphy.

The school counselors and school psychologist worked together.

"We work closely, especially when it comes to specific students and their needs. Even today I just worked with the counselors to change a student's schedule," said school psychologist Julie Ramel.

Another time the counselors work with the psychologist is "when a student has a concussion," Karen Dress said. This type of collaboration is a great example of how mental, academic , and extracurricular

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The main job of a school psychologist was to assess a student and help develop an individualize plan to help them be successful. School psychologists' expertise is in mental health, learning, and behavior.

The counselors' jobs are more focused on making sure that students graduate and maintain the skills they need to be successful citizens along the way. They get a masters degree in School Counseling, while school psychologists get degrees in school psychology.

Murphy, Dress, and Ramel all originally starte as teachers and enjoyed the in depth student interaction so much that it inspired them to transfer into the careers they have today; they get to learn the ins and outs of every single one of us.

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"I would say just being a part of a team, and the coaches are always there to motivate you. We are all a family."

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11 Speed because I could get past the offensive line quickly. 11

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"Telepathv, because you know where the other team is going. 11

-Chase Tucker, 10 , Wide Receiver

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Samuel Vernon, Freshman, runs the all at the Freshman amboree (photo by ydney Mickells).

By Carly Smith

A whopping 68 freshman were listed on the 2015 Freshman Football roster. On the field, they found strength , speed , talent , and leadership . With so many guys on a team, leaders must emerge, and the quarterback position is where leaders are bound to be found.

"The quarterback is the guy that has to get everyone fired up, be encouraging , and get them ready to play," said Freshman Devin Beckner, whose leadership and talent could be found on and off the Reserve field.

Aside from talent, these boys' motivation ultimately led to the success of our young Spartan teams. All these boys play for something, whether it is to win, to get better, or to impress someone.

"My father could not play football in high school, and I want to make him proud with my high school football career," said Beckner. Beckner was motivated by the desire to

make his father proud, like many of his teammates. Playing time for freshman was extremely limited due to the massive number of players , but in the end, the benefits outweighed the costs.

"One positive of a large team is that there will always be someone to back you up if you get hurt," said freshman Hunter Mutz.

In the face of injury, there was always another player willing to rise up to the challenge and step in. •

"You do everything for your team and not for yourself," said Freshman Connor Riekenberg, who has been playing football since fourth grade.

This mighty freshman team was the largest of which any of the boys, some who have been playing for ten years, have been a part.

Leaving everything on the field meant much more than it did a short year ago.

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By Alta Pryce

Most thought that building a successful team atmosphere with sophomores and juniors new to playing on a varsity team would be challenging. But according to the girls on the varsity softball team, creating a bond quickly was no problem.

"The girls on the team are more than teammates; they're like sisters," said sophomore Mekenna Frederick.

The aspect of family is carried through all three teams. "Softball made making friends easier," said freshlnan Natalie Alexander. "It's always cool to walk around [East J and see all of the girls."

These girls constantly want to help win for their team, but being injured can make that hard. Sophomore Chloe Jones injured her shoulder near the end of the season, yet she still supported her team on the sidelines.

11 I miss playing, but I support [the girls on the team J fully because they are like a - family, and they would do the same for me" said Jones.

Many of the girls on the team devote all of their time to softball. Essentially, softball is their life. "I don't know what I would without [ softball J , or especially the girls on the team," said sophomore, Morgan Barmore, whose mom played softball in high school and father played slow pitch.

Junior, Payton Swanson also carries on a family tradition, as she plays alongside her sister, Chace, on the Varsity Softball Team. Both girls believe that the family tradition and family feel is integral throughout out the sport.

Softball isn't a team: it's a family that .....----------------------works as one. Some superheroes worked

as a team which made them stronger and better together. If one got knocked down the others ware there to pick them back up, just like these heroes.

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By Morgan Dickey

With tennis running through their to be a mentor. By setting a physical example, family's veins, brothers Chris and Jordan Chris prepped Jordan for his upcoming Stoehr have been playing as long as they can varsity years. remember.

"It's fun being the youngest on the team

Starting at ten years old, Chris, the older because [I know] that I'll get to be doing brother ,joined a tennis team, and Jordan what they do in two years," said Jordan. followed in his footsteps. The two would Being a sophomore on varsity is no easy always be caught playing a match together in task, but Jordan served as a great source of their free time. encouragement . Returning the support he

"We would play anywhere where there got from his teammate brother and his mom was a court," said sophomore Jordan Stoehr. who also played orr the tennis courts of East

Transitioning between two little boys High, he cheered on the team and kept spirits hitting the ball around in the front yard to high during practice. Realizing very soon he high school athletes playing alongside each will be the one leading the pack, he learned other on varsity was quite the change. all he could while trying to fill his older

"It's a little weird to be on the same brother's shoes. And as his brother's final team," Chris said. "There's always a season draws to a close, Jordan continued competition to see who's the best." bringing the Stoehr spirit to the team.

Even so, Chris i11mped at the opportunity

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Williams Wins State

"It didn't hit me until later that I actually won state, but it feels really good," said Junior Mason Williams.

Even though Williams played alone on the court, his success wouldn't have been possible without the support of his coach,JeffHoham.

"My coach kept telling me I am good enough to win and that I can do it," said Williams.

Lots of practice went into the makings of winning state and it finally paid off. Now that he reached his dream, Williams will continue work his hardest at becoming the best athlete he can be.

Varsity's Connor Vandewege wings a ground stroke (photo y Makinzie Vandewege).

Williams wins #2 singles at state (photo by Makinzie Vandewege).

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Varsity's Keaton Johnson aits at the net during doubles photo by Makinzie Vandewege).

Reserve's Ben Puente waits to eturn a serve (photo by Logan Fitch).

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Freshman team high.fives opponents after win (photo y Miranda Workman.

Liberty Sears comes in for .Anne Stephson photo by Miranda Workman) .

Sophmore Mckenna Link gets eady {photo by Alta Pryce).

Kaylin Miller serves the ball to start the game (photo by Ryley omas).

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"Dancing on seacrest is so uch fun. It's an credible feeling hat you just can't eel anywhere else" - Maddie Regan, 12

"We have a really ood social bond, ndworkvery ell together" Lacey Jessen, 11

"Don't forget to ave fun; ememberwhy ou're a Naire" -Brooke Nelson, 12

"The returners re going to really ave to step up ow, especially th the decisionaking" Mckaylee True, 10

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Varsity cheerleaders cheering on the football players uring the homecoming game (photo by Alana Sesow).

cheerleaders Cam.ryn O'Dell, Olivia Wells, Grace edman, Elise Matthes have some fun cheering on the artans (photo by Alana Sesow).

Reserve squad spirits the rowd at Booster Blitz . These f u: osters are used in performanc e o get the crowd involved (phot o y Logan Fitch) .

Reserve cheerleader Emma Gonzales umps up the crowd at a football game photo by Alana Sesow) .

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BySara amp

To many people, cheerleading was bows, porn porns, and girls jumping around trying to exhilarate a crowd . Well, stereotypes were broken. The Freshman Cheer team had an unexpected addition to their squad : male cheerleader, Kobe Brown.

Freshman Kobe Brown already impacted East as an eighth grader. brown made his first introduction in the spring of 2015 , as he danced on stage with his clogging team during the Snatraps Talent Show.

No clogging was in sigh,. but he was seen cheering his way through the halls.

11 This is my first year of cheering and it's easier in a way [than clogging],

because you don't have to focus on your feet placement , 11 Brown said.

11 ! don't really think about it too much, 11 said Brown, regarding his position as the only male cheerleader , 11 I know other people think it's weird and all but I don't really care and I haven't had any problems.

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Ko be was like your normal freshman, with just a ·kick of excitement. Since he started cheer leading, he always had someone to talk to and has been in a better mood. He loved performing in fr ont of people and everyone on the squad was cordial.

"If you want to do something, do it , don't be shy. Join clubs and get involved ," said Brown.

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Freshman Cheer Squad kicking off the first game with a oup cheer (photo by Sydney Mickells).

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6.Color Guard waits to run onto the field.

7 .Rhiannon Aden and Sophia Provost practice slides. {photos by Clarissa Snow).

By Alana Sesow

There was no off-season for the boys varsity basketball team. Months before practice started; these boys were found together , playing games , lifting, running, and shooting. Once basketball season officially began, they amped up their previous conditioning by running more during practice, and continuing to lift weights in the mornings.

And at the final buzzer in the RAC championship, their hard work paid off as they were crowned champions , beating Fremont 71-58.

"It was a close game going into the second half, and then we pulled away in the third quarter," senior Clay Reimers said.

"We had to keep our foot on the gas to get the win," said sophomore Jordan Jans sen. The physical grit , however, wasn't the only thing that contributed to the team's exciting success.

Focus and team values made up the core of the season.

"[My teammates] are all positive ," said Reimers. "If anything goes 1,'\Trong, they're constantly positive."

As an underclassmen, Janssen appreciated the atmosphere the more experienced players set up for him.

"Before games, I get kind of nervous," he said. "Some of the younger ones [go through similar nerves J , but some of the older ones are used to it, so they don't get as nervous. They try to keep us calm."

Above all, the team's power was credited to their shared value of supporting each other in every situation. These boys rehearsed both physical drills in practice and team camaraderie on the sidelines.

"We work as one," Reimers said. "Everyone contributes."

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By Miranda Workman

The varsity girls basketball team has had its fair share of athletes over the years , but finally, they ound their perfect niche. All 15 players, whether hey were on the court or on the sideline, worked ard and supported one another.

"This team has great potential , and I am ecstatic o see what we can accomplish," said senior Grace arry.

Every player on the team was a superhero in heir own way, and with Coach Dennis Prichard, they ere sure to find success .

"Prichard is very excited and knowledgeable , so e can lead the team well," said Barry.

Sophomore Allison Roh agreed.

"Coach Prichard is a fun coach and knows how to tilize his players," she said.

Yet the victories did not come easy; the practices ere long and exhausting. Practices consisted of skill ark, ball handling and creating chemistry. But hankfully, the family atmosphere helped the team come together and step up against their opponents.

"Every practice felt less and less like a team and ore like a family," said Roh.

Building the familv bond was the key to success or this team. Together they showcased their uperpowers on the court and beat Millard West, the umber one ranked team in the state.

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Varsity's Grace Barry ushes the ball up he court (photo yMakinzie Vandewege).

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"Hannah Seizys ! She pulled team together and helps us to stay positive and accomplish our goals." Karlie Van Meter, 9

"There aren't a ton of sophomores, but we have all stepped up and brought different qualities together to create a good solid team."

Olivia Smith, 10

have been really welcoming. They have led me through the drills, helping me out. I was able to just join right in."

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11 What l like about wrestling is the environment and 11 the positive attitude everyone has . 11 Nathan Rizek, 9

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"The positivity, peopl are always bringing us up in spirits and it's a happy environment , 11 Zoe Anderson, 9

"Anyone can do it. It's not like other sports where you have to fit a certain qualification , 11 Devan Bueshcher , 10

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Back Row: Josh Roh, Jordan Janssen, Jordan Stoehr, Jace Waybright, Jaocb Schoening, Peter Jurich, Justin Muehling, Barrett Luci, Carly Alley, Avery Soltys. Fourth Row: Logan Fitch, Nina Hind, Paige Kasik, Miranda Workman, Morgan Coles, Kaitlynne Janes, Sadie Fisher, Catherine Napolitano, Haleigh Seizys, Justine Linscott, Valeriya edushkevich. Third Row: Isabelle Brundieck, Supriya Reddy, milee Shostrom, Rachel Norton, Macey Wiebe, Ryley Thomas, idney Parks, Jessica Petty, Makinzie Vandewege, Chandler ackman, Braeland Jones, Olivia Smith, Megan Herridge, Ina hoopalam. Second Row: Alana Sesow, Mei Grace Behrendt, Cassie oberts, Maudie Melcher, Lauren Larson, Nicole Selzer, Sara Qudus, Kassi Broman, Haidan O'Keefe, Kara Bown, Lily Johnson, Lauren Thies, Sasha Hoxie, Megan Jones. Front Row: Enya Zhu, Suzi Qudus, Alex Hrnicek, Currey Zalman, Alicia Zeng, Carolyn Hopkins, Shay Flowerday, Alyson Riddle {Photo by Aleigha Neemann).

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(From left to right) Back Row: Isaac Odell, John Kubert, Jack Cobb, Patrick Clare, Chris Stoehr. Middle Row: Reid Donovan, Max White, Magwire Lott, Kayla eller, Ana Thacker, Front Row: Hunter Mcphail, Conno, andewege, Corbin Hubbell, Jordan Stoehr, Alana Sesow, aleigh Seizys, Madison Krueger (photo by Logan Fitch )

t gets togeth azing food. I eet new friend erse myself in ulture. " Curre

re we can expl culture through :D ed because , well, an and Sora ( siste eated it. " Prise·

Back Row: Josh Roh, Atticus Muller, Cassie Roberts, Emily Dresbach. Front Row: Carly Alley, Maudie elcher, Sora Hutchison, Isabelle Brundieck, Currey alman (photo by Sidney Parks).

Back Row: Nick Rippe, Katherine Rippe, Benjamin Estes. Third Row: Austin Hennecke, Eliza derson, Haleigh Polson, Second Row: Madison Sobotka , arah Atwood, Kiki Harwood. Front Row: Sona Kyureghian, Lahm.on. (photo by Mr. Kolbo).

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11 It's like getting a high when I break the target, it just feels really good. It's a lot of fun, it's very relaxed, it's not super demanding, everyone can have fun with it. 11 Andrew Smith, 11

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"[My favorite event was J the Halloween party There was good food, and it was the first time I came to Circle of Friends. I connected with a lot of the kids."

11 Basically we eat some doughnuts and talk about our war raids

Back Row: Dane O'Dell, Tyler Hoham, Lucas Bolubas z, Currey Zalman, Nathan Netz, Keaton ohnson, Clay Rathman Front Row: Patrick Clare, ylan Fitzgerald, Trevin Little, Brock Rathman

Back Row: Aaron Goggins, Matthew Wilson, Haley Linderm.ann, Andrea Boswell, Ethan Conley, Jacob Depenbusch, Megan Britton, Miles Stolte, Scott erel Front Row: Kelsey Toomey, Phillip Jackson, am Skirry, Dustin Splittgerber, Savanna Armstrong, Celeste Hellbusch, Amanda Morrissey

By Elise Kreikemeier

Movies and television shows often portray high schoolers as walking roller coasters of emotion who spontaneously erupt into song and dance numbers. In eality, the daily existence of a high school student is uch more mundane. While an occasional perfectly choreographed dance number would spice things up a bit, ·gh school is about education and defining yourself as a · erson. Campus Spiritual Impact (CSI) worked to help students define themselves on the roller coaster of high school.

"The goal of CSI is to help students live for Christ and • corporate faith into all aspects of life," said club leader Linda Roh.

The club worked to promote students' knowledge an derstanding of the Bible and also helped students apply hat knowledge to their daily lives.

"CSI is about focusing on Jesus and making Him a art of your life in high school," said junior Josh Roh.

The club had humble beginnings a few short years go when a group of students sought fellowship and support.

The club had many members, but the base remains olid and focused on Christ. While CSI may not be erforming dance numbers, they are helped students feel ore welcome to share their faith in high school.

Back row: Isaac Wb.itman, Josh Roh, Kaitlin Roh, Galen Kramer, Abigail Thacker, Jayne 'Whitman, Sarah Franks

ont row: Linda Roh, Katie Heiserman, Hope Weber, Alana Sesow, Colby Lyon, Spencer Lyon, Madeleine Mcmanus, and Alex Kolbo.

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What personal strengths do vo11 bring to DECA?

11 1 think I'm a good communicato:' \ \ and pretty creative. 11

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11 I'm a pretty harismatic person, and I have a big personality. 11

-Peyton Bash, 11

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11 1 was inspired by my dad to watch Dr .Who, so freshman year I started the club." Said Katherine Rippe, 12

Back Row: Coach Kendle, Darby Whipple, Ashley Anderson, Emily Chramosta, Ian Lippold, Jarod Schwinck, David Lynch, Caleb Friesen, Morgan armore, Bailey Graus Middle Row: Libby Sears, Belle endle, Hannah Atkin, Elizabeth Holloway, Jacob ietzyk, Julian Lowe, Reed Lawrence Front Row: Mrs. Zillig,Alyssa Schwinck,Alex Otto, Samantha Down, Chloe Jones, Megan Weakly

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"It let's you really open up and explore yourself through. writing."

rooklyn Miller, 9

11 I enjoy it and have been doing slam poetry since freshman year. 11 athan Karas , 11

and short stories, so writing club helps me do that. 11

Hayti Kent, 11

11 Iwas impressed and inspired how words can change the world, so freshman year a group of friends and I started the club. 11 Elanor Jorgenson, 12

Back Row: Reilly Williams, Taylor Andrews, Quin Sleddens, Natalie Rhodes, anda Toreal Front Row: Olivia Wirth, Abby Whitmer, Elanor Jorgensen, Clarissa Snow

Chase Uher, Trent Hull, Jake Kjeldgaard, Michael Johnson, Dave Folkers, m Hobbie. (photo courtesy of Mr. James Rosenberger)

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Aleasha Jay, Naila Muslic, Ema Muslic, Ojus Jain, en Flowerday, Rachel Dweikat, Ryley Thomas, Logan ee, Ava Zieg, Jaret Hovorka, Elise Kreikemeier, Marusha Ather. (photo courtesy of Shay Flowerday)

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Fourth Row: Cristobal Gajardo-Cifuentes, Jackson Rinaker, Miles Wilkins, Gus Burchell, Ema Muslic Third Row: Erin Vandehoef, Meredith aer, Logan Lee, Lily Berg, Nebraska Grayson, Alex anea, Hannah Hobbs Second Row: Cassie Brayton, ya Sears, Naila Muslic, Ryley Thomas, Tessa Hincker, Front Row: Laura Francisco, Jade Korn (photo by Janessa Thompson-Pollard)

Fourth Row: Austin Anderson, Henry Molnar, Joel Keim, Keenan Allen, Felix Cui, Keenan Allen, Jesse Lin Third Row: Catherine Napolitano, Alan Lee, hley Anderson, Aleasha Jay Second Row: Emilee hostrom, Maudie Melcher, Ojus Jain, Andy Zhu, Sara udus Front Row: Susan Qudus, Prescilla Chami, Dallas Lim, Ina Bhoopalam (photo by Sidney Parks)

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being culturally di g increasingly imp fun , and the food i adalyne Rector

"HOSAwas that pipeline to getting me where I want to be in my future. It introduced me to connections and involved me into

Dwinell,

Middle Row: Kealy Barnes, Crystal Xu, Jennifer Wang, Dallas im, Mekenna Frederick, Maddie Green, Megan Snyder, Hanna an Bibber, Maggie Garbin, Carolyn Hopkins, Allison Larson, aleriya Dedushkevich Back Row: Sydni Springer, Morgan ickey, Heidi Isemann, Aleasha Jay, Barrett Luci, Carly Alley, Mackenzie Batt, Avery Soltys

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Faith Irvine, Alesha Jay, Sofia Granberg, tephanie Henridge, Destiny Vergara, Alice Sonsonetti, Megan Herridge, Madalyne Rector

Front Row: Sariah Knopik, Susan Qudus, Julia Horn, Stella Hofer, Mollie Bath, Olivia Wells, Jackie Mccabe, Brooke Peck, Breanna Howard, Ava Zieg

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vides an o to do communi service with yo nds and peopl ow." - Alan Lee

Row: Turner Thompson, Maven Losey, Dennis Feng, Justin Muhling, Logan Rezac, Benjamin Weber

Third Row: Eric Thompson, Gus Burchell, Sam Rilett, Miles Wilkins, Austin Gubbels, Sam Kiewra, Jace aybright, Daniel Thompson, Tommy Boswell, Aaditya u, Luke Bigelow, Jarod Schwinck Second Row: Hanna an Bibber, Carla Seravalli, Sadie Fisher, Alan Lee, Josh owers, Aaron Link

Front Row: Katie Leger ,Annie Jia, Shruti Mishra, Kristen Loudon, Henry Molnar, Ben Kirchner, Justin Lincoln (photo by Sasha Hoxie).

· Back Row: Tom.my Boswell, Joel Kiem, Paige Kasik, Morgan Meyers, Megan Jones, Aleasha Jay, Valeriya Dedushkevich Middle Row: Dr. StaplesFarmer, Alan Lee, Catherine Napolitano, Sadie Fisher, essica Ha, Sara Qudus, Allison Larson Front Row: ooeun Song, Olivia Etherton, Bailey Graus, Zoe Windle, auren Mccullough, Susan Qudus, Holli Johnson (photo by Sasha Hoxie).

stopping the ·ustices of the Trea Trianon, where Hun t 72% of its land and of its population. We wanted people to know about it. " -Sam Kiewra, 12

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Back Row: Paula Bright, Meredith Gaer, Sophia Becker, Sarah Franks, Isaac Whitman, Jacob Dwinell, Joshua Roh, Aaron Goggins, Kaitlin Roh, Patrick Ray, Kelsey Toomey Middle Row: Naila Muslic, Ethan Jackson, aley Lindermann, Olivia Munroe, Emily O'Neill, Sophia aporta, Jayne Whitman, Alli Roh, Corinne Witter, Jimmy ohnson, Casandra Cloyd, Brianna Mccullough, Savannah den, Alexis Johnson Front Row: Jacob Depenbusch, Cole Alfred, Peyton Ohnoutka, Ashley Hyde, Phoebe Hibbs, Zoe Windle, Avery Hoffer, Jaylynn Nothnagel, Abigail Thacker

"[Lunch Bunch J is really fun. It's really good to meet new people. I like the other kids in here; they're really funny."

Cole Alfred , 9

"[My favorite part of Lunch Bunch J is getting to know everybody and talking with riends. When you get to know the SPED kids, you'll really

interest in math. The things we do in math club are more abstract than in math classes at school, which are more set in

Back Row: John Matzke, Alix Cui, Austin Gubbels, Lara Quiring, Alan Lee, Jarod Schwinck, Justin Muehling, Daniel ompson Middle Row: Crystal Xu, Suzie Cho, yle Allen, Isaac Zhang, Jonathan Gerdes, Sasha Belashchenko, Mozart Chen Front Row : Leona Penner

ath club J because e math, and it's fun here and solve proble competitions are fun cause East normally do pretty well."

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" [NHS] is essentially an academic club for advanced students who are dedicated to their school work . "

Maudie Melcher, 12

"[NHS] gives y o u a lot of opportunities to give back wit hin t he school

Back Row: Daniel Thompson, Maven Losey, Clay Rathman, Scott Olson, Joel Keim, Josh Powers, Cristobal Gajardo-Cifuentes, Alexis Mayse, Jace Waybright, Gus Burchell, Josh Gerdes, Kobie Day, Josh Wild, Jack Bruner, Christopher Stoehr, Blake Peterson, Henry Molnar, Noah Miller, Isaac Whitman, Sophia Becker, Justin Muehling Third Row : Dennis F~ng, Miranda Martin, Morgan Meyers, Paige Kasik , i tl~e Janes, Benjamin Steffensmeier, Nathaniel Dombrowski, adie Fi sher , Catherine Napolitano, Haleigh Seizys, Alan Lee, Justin erch er , Austin Essman, Zachary Harris, Shelby Glenn, Jamie Titus, a nna Becker , Aaron Link, Kyle Bavitz Second Row: Grace Mann, arolin e Spet hman, Alana Sesow, Supriya Reddy, Emilee Shostrom, chel Norton , Macey Wiebe, Carly Smith, Julia Messineo, Ryley oma s , S i dney Parks, Jessica Petty, Amy Eisele, Ashley Anderson, Keleigh Ke t elhu t, Kara Bown, Makinzie Vandewege, Rebecca Norton Front Row : Megan Jones , Peyton Bell, Nina Hind, Maddie Regan, Mei Gra ce B ehrendt, Sora Hutchison, Maudie Melcher, Lauren Larson, Nic ol e Selzer, Zoe Windle, Logan Lee, Sara Qudus, Miranda Wo rkman , Sydney Mickells, Haidan O'Keefe, Angel Mitike, Jessica Storer

" I like pie and watching people eat pie. It's a w ay to be creative without h aving to have bo un daries , completely

"Coming up with wacky ideas and seeing smiles on all the peoples faces. "

Gus Burchell, 12

Miles W ilkins, Gus Burchell, Scott Gealy, ax Zitek and Sadie Fisher

ery close, we y joking around Mr. Thompson. e are a lot of •gent people to out with."

spend with ds leading up t etition, buildin s , problem sol • Gerdes, 12

"It's a small group of people, two teams , five people each, which means that you grow closer to your teammates. You need outside experience , in the beginning you take a test, and the top ten make the team " Jace Waybright,.12

Back Row: Luke Bigelow, Jace Waybright, Alix Ci,rl, Daniel Thompson Middle Row: Felix Cui, Dennis Feng, esse Lin, Mr. Thompson Front Row: Suzie Cho,Andy Zhu, Enya Zhu (photo courtesy of Mr. Thompson)

Back row: Mr. Thompson, Elizabeth Jurich, Peter Jurich, Josh Gerdes, Gus Burchell, Supriya Reddy , Middle Row: Maven Losey, Ojus Jain, Aaditya Rau, onathan Gerdes, Sammy Burchell, Abby Miller, Annie ia Front Row: Enya Zhu, Jesse Lin, Andy Zhu, Sasha Belashchenko {photo by Clarissa Snow).

Members: Jill Bierbower, Meredith Gaer, Sami Amundson, Lena Maher- Amundson, Amaris Davis, renden Walker Sponsors: Ms. Evasco and Ms. Rosenberry

(From left to right) Back Row: Ian ReyRivera, Ethan Conley, Sam Skirry ront Row: Tyler Zinsmaster, Amber Squires (photo by Paige Kasik)

"Batman because he is known for being smart so he can target Superman's weakness, Kryptonite, and he has echnology." Aaditya Rau,

ers,Batman s cool." Je 10

" I think Captain America would win because he's the original Marvel superhero, he's superhuman, and he has his shield. " Jenna Tuckerman, 11

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"Iron Man because he has the money to do whatever he wants and Captain America ust has his super strength ." Sadie Fisher, 12

By Katie Josiah

Just as any good superhero needs support, the Spartans need student council. As s tr ong leaders of our school, student council wor k e d hard to keep our students excited and up to date on events and organized memo rable experiences for everyone. Student Council President and fourth year memb e r Julia Messineo thought it would be a go od way to get involved and meet new peop l e.

"The friendships I have mad e from being a part [ of StuCo J and getting to know people I never would've otherwise are amazing things," she said.

Everyone agreed that in add ition to making East the best place it can be, th ey all really enjoy "SNOF"- StuCo Night o f F un, an event where all the members get tog ether and have a blast just enjoying eachother 's company.

Freshman Will Hind has e njoyed these fun nights and loved participating in [StuCo-

r elated J activities.

"I really enjoy volunteering, and wanted t o be apart of something special. I wanted to improve my leadership skills," he said.

As leaders of our student body, StuCo m embers have had fun planning out different oc casions , pep rallies and academic events.

Junior Logan Kelley relished these op portunities for fun.

"It' s really fun to be involved, ' cause you have .th e events, the academics, and when it all co mes together you're like 'YES!"' he said.

R e a gan Ostrander has been involved with StuCo for two years now and planned on returning for the years to come. As a sophom ore , she looked forward to more res ponsibility for the upcoming years and had advice for incoming members.

"Mak e sure you participate," she said. "The m ore y au put in, the more you get out."

IFourth Row: Logan Kelley , Turner Linafelter, Reagan Ostrander, eyton Mickens, Joanna S h a w, Ta ylor Stampff, Luke Bigelow Third ow: Faith Irvine , Veroni ca Ch a pman, Helen Duong, Meegen Hovorka econd Row: Ella John s o n, Jackie Mccabe, Olivia Wirth, Karlie Van eter, Lauyrn Heller , Olivia Johnson, Elise Matthes, Front Row : alley Haar, Will Hind , Max Zitek, Julia Messineo, Liz Rentfro, Bryan Fitch

(Not pictured: Grace Ba rry, Hanna Van Bibber, Ryley Thoma s, Sponsor Ms. Schle icher).

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Ba c k Row: Micah Wilson, Nate Netz, Ben Toals on, Max Wudel Fifth f r om F r o nt Row: Henry Hughes , J a mes Munnis, Gus Burchell , He idi Isemann, Max Wudel .

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Jack Rowen, Aaron Perkey, Ethan Penn, Ben ) Buckwalter, Austin Anderson, Kelvin Wertz, Andrew Buckwalter, Michael Mason, Leo Lu, Max Demeo-Watermolen, Luke Bigelow

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Back Row: Gage Oltman, Micah Friesen, Caroline Friesen, Joshua Williams, Harrison Cass, Camryn Moy, Jack Misegadis, Jenna Reiners, Rose Ingracia, Fourth Row: Kelson Rector, Alex chweitzer, Emily Dresbach, Helen Little, Katherine chm.it, Shealyn Warrick, Rebekah Guilford, Madison ofta Third Row: Nicole Hollander, Austin Oltman, Mei race Behrendt, Rebecca Norton, Kelysibelle Crespo oneta, Turner Lin~felter,Abbie Mattern, Sammi Lyon, a Delaney, Elizabeth Lewandowski, Erin Makinson, aylor Krofta Second Row: Thea J obst , Rachel Norton, anna Becker, Jamie Titus, Ku.rt Ameku, Emma Misegadis, Shelby Warrick, Olive Paz Front Row: Mr. Vuu, Austin Essman, John Funk

Back Row: Cristobal Gajardo-Cifuentes, Harrison Cass,Rebecca,Adam Laporta, Brooks Bailey, Savanna Armstrong, Sarah Franks, Mya Sears, Harrison Cass, Erin Hanson, John Funk, Anna Delaney, Olive Paz, Rose Ingracia, Drue Bower, Mr.Vuu, Ku.rt Ameku, Jack Mcgowan, Abigail Carstens, James Brubaker

"I like Tri·t's a "M. oecaus e I 1'"\le here peoJ::' place -W d. do cool dan can oon_ 1 things us1ca rn " caxn.r:JU together. 11 1JI_o:J,

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Congrats on a great year and good luck!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Katy, Alana, and Elizabeth

You have grown into an amazing and beautiful young lady and we are so proud of you

We can ' t wait to see what the future holds for you!

Love,

Mom and Dad

Grace Barry

Keep on kicking it, no matter what you do.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Andrew, Fred, and Ginger

Kyle,

It has been a joy watching you grow from a playful little boy into a successful young man. I cannot wait to see all he wonderful things youaccomplish in your life.

Love, Mom

Ashley Marie Anderson

We have treasured sharing the first years o f your life, and know that our next journey will b e filled with new and exciting accomplishments We are so proud of you. We love you pumpkint

Love, Mom and Dad

Dear Luis,

From the little boy who loved baths and cheerio s to a strong young man , you make me proud. Good luck for your endeavors in the future and mueh love.

Mom

Caleb Baugous

You are a talented, loving, creative and intelligent son and brother.

You bless us with your joyful spirit

Continue to give joy and blessings to the lives you touch.

Don't fret- Phil 4:6

Dearest Sophia,

You are and always will be a delight to our hearts.

We love you!

Psalm 84:11-12

Mom and Dad

David, Cole and Eliza

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Mei Grace,

We are so proud of you and love you dearly, sweet baby gi.r l!

Mom, Dad and Maia

Brandon,

You've grown up so fast. You are a fine young man and a great outdoors man. We are proud of you an d wish you the best on your life's journey.

Love you!

Mom and Dad

Congratulations on your high school graduati on!

We are so pro ud of the person you h ave become You are such a beautiful daughter Fo llow your passion and stay true to your s e lf

All our love f or a ll yo u r life

Mom and Dad

Taylor,

We are so proud and amazed with all you have accomplished so far.

Always work hear, follow your dreams and enjoy life .

Peyt~n Bell

"CRAZY" eyes and silly fac es fill our memory albums of you Peyton. Always delivering joy and laughterWe are proud of you and excited for your future. Be yourself and be happy!

Love you foreverMom and Dad

Brandon Michael Lee Berger

You will accomplish more than you ever thought possible. We are all so very proud of everything you have accomplished and overcome.

Love, Mom, Jere my, Gavin,Boba,Granny,Dad and Toni

Done with high school!

Congratulations!

You are a wonderful young man who we are very proud of. Our wish for you is that your life becomes all you want it to be. You got this! All our love for all your life.

Mom and Dad

We are so proud of the beautiful young woman you have become! Always trust in he values and character that have brought you to this point. Can't wait to see where that smile takes you next!

Love, Mom, Dad, Kyle, Karly

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Kassi, you are truly a lessing and we are so proud of the young woman you have become. We are excited to see how the next chapter of your life unfolds!

All of our love, Mom, Dad, Mickenna and Gabe

Dedication, determination, and a kind soul are just a few of the qualities that make you the person we are so proud of. You bring us joy. Remember, we are always there for you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Joseph

Lillian Butler-Hale

Big eyes, big smile, big personality, big thinkerand most importantly a big heart. Most parents only dream of having a daughter as bright and lovely as you. We've been blessed to call you "our girl."

OXOX Mom, Dad and Emerson

so are you! You are a blessing from God. Best of luck in all you do.

Keep smiling!

Love always, Mom and Dad

James Brubaker

We are so proud of what ou have accomplished an of the fine young man that you have become. We loo k forward to seeing you achieve your dreams.

Love, Mom and Dad

The time has flown by, eh Superman? Remember th ( words of Jor-El: "Live as one of them, Kal-El, to discover where your strength and your power are needed."

And from your earthly parents: Laugh, live, love and, Dalton, clean your room.

Chloe Marie:

We admire who you are an c trust who you'll become. W love you forever; we like yo · for always. As long as you are living, our baby you wi l be. Congratulations!

Mom, Dad, Kelley, Casey, and Hubert

We love you, Gracie, and we are so proud of the beautiful young woman you have become!

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You made it! It. wasn't easy, but you never gave up. We'll never forget how brave you were. We love the witty and handsome young man you've become.

Congratulations from your proud parents, Lona and Dave.

Mikayla Dorff ,.,Be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the

In the noisy confusion o life, keep peace in your We love you Baby Girl.

Love, Daddy, Mom , Cally, Chip, Cherry and Blue

Paige Noel Eastman

We are so proud of the young lady you have become! Be strong and courageous , don't be afraid, don't be discouraged, for the Lor your God will be with you wherever you go!

Joshua 1:9

Austin and Morgan Essman

We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. Your -.J ,.•1.- 'lll- 1 • talent and determination will help you achieve your dreams. We are excited to see what the future holds.

Love, Mom and Dad

Rachael Marie, Before you were born we had no idea how much love and life you would fill our days with. Your heart and creativity are amazing to watch grow as you become a young woman. Blessed by you always.

Love Dad and Mom

Rachel Dweikat

Congratulations , Mouse, on your many successes. You have so much to be proud of, as do I in you. You are my joy and my moonshine. Relish this time 1n your life.

Mom

Amy Eisele

Congratulations Amy!

We love you so much and are so proud of you. May all --.,,___ of your dreams come true.

Love,

Mom and Dad

We're so proud of you and can't wait to see your future unfold. Always remember: "The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged." Deuteronomy 31:8

We are so proud of the talented, strong, and beautiful young lady you have become.

Congratulations on your graduation. Love you most!

Mom and Dad

Sadie Fisher

"All our dreams can aome true, if we have the courage to pursue them. "Walt Disney

We are so proud of you! Continue fearlessly pursuing your dreams at Claremont. An amazing future awaits you!

Love, Mom, Dad and Jackson

Congratulations! It has been a fast and joyous 18 years. We have been so blessed by your hard work, dedication, character, choices and musical accomplishments. We love you all the way to Heaven! Jeremiah 29: 11

Love, Mom, Dad and Mason

Despite your talents and the enthusiasm with which you greet each day, it's determination and faith in God that carry you through life. We're so proud of the strong, beautiful woman you've become.

Love, Mom, Dad, Haley and Carrie (Psalm 37:4)

Jake Firestone

We are so proud of the young man that yo u have become. You were excited then, and we are excited now for what your future holds Wishing yo u lots of luck, love and laughter.

Love, Mom, Dad and Gracie

God's blessed you! Live as big as you can throughout life, giving Him the glory. And like Babe Ruth said, "Never let the fear of strikin t out keep you from coming U J to bat."

We love.You!

Dad, Mom and Sydney Taylor Freeman

Congratulations Taylor! You've been a blessing in our lives! Always believe in yourself, reach for your dreams and keep God in our heart. Continue to staJ true to yourself and you will accomplish great things.

We love you! Dad, Mom, Brittany, Ben, Rachel, and Katie Hayden, We are so proud of the you r man you have become. Always be honest, respectfu responsible and work har d You can do anything you SE your mind to. You w.J.l d o great things.

Love, Dad and Mom

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and Ricardo

You are an amazing son and big brother! We have enjoyed watching you grow into a young man and have so many wonder ful memories! We are very p r oud of you and kno w that your future will be r i ght ! Dream b i g and work hard !

Love always and forev er ! Mom , Dad , Janelle and Jarrett

Thank yo u for fillin g our he arts and home wit h love and laughter. Now i s you r time to take on t h e world

........-i~ Adv e nture awaits! So go and fire up!

We love you!

Mom, Dad, Josh and Mallorie

Skye Hannasch

When you were born I wanted your life to be perfect, you to be hap py, brave, kind and unbr e akable. Y ou have far exceeded my prayers for you. We are th e p roudest parents ever . You a r e perfect. # lifesche er lea d er Flyaway .

We ar e so proud of your accomplishments! Your creativity and desire to be successful in life and what you choose to do amazes us!

Never give up on your dreams!

We love you! Mom, Dad and Natalie

The eyes have it; your future is what you see it to be. We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom , Dad and Libby

From Travolta to Tolstoy, you have done it all! Remember: Success is not ti.nal, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts- Winston Churchill. Psalm 149-3

Love, Mom, Dad, Laura, Zach, and Elliott

Your fabulous spirit, outgoing personality, love of family and your hard work make you the amazing young man you are. You'll do great in whatever your future holds. Follow your heart, stay true to yourself.

Mom, Dad and Lexi

Cristobal

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Will Grossman

What a great boy! We love this young man with all our hearts. Kind and caring to say the least We can't wait to see what the future holds. As you move forward, know we will always believe in you!

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proud of you! Love you!

Mom and Dad

We are so proud of you!

Love always, Mom,Dadand Family

You are my sunshine.

We Love You,

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Marissa Hawkins

Congratulations , Marissa , on all your achievements .

We are so proud of all yo u have done, and you are setting out to do .

You're a gift to us all

Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations!

Looking forward to the future , remembering th e past, enjoying the present

Love, Mom

Always remember: you'r f. BRAVER than you believe STRONGER than you see rr. and SMARTER than you think (A.A.Milne ) We are so proud of you Here's to a life filled wit h adventure ! Be kind to th E world.

As you dance from one chapter to the next, kno v\ we are proud beyond measure of you and all y o have accomplished. We wish you all the luck and love in the world in all th a lies ahead .

Love, Mom, Dad and Skylar

Kyle with Style: Keep living the Dream!!!

We are so proud of the young man you have become.

May God continue to bless you in all that you do

Congratulations!

Mom and Dad

The ride from preschool to high schoo l has been fun! It just we nt way too fast. We can 't wait to see what God has planned for your future.

Love and prayers,

Mom and Dad

You have always h ad a flair for drama! Cont inue to shine bright a nd give glory to God in all things. "All things are ready if our minds be so ."

The readiness is all!

Love, Mom , Dad, and Rose

Stay fabulous , baby girl.

Love, MommaJ

Sora JJ:utchison

"The most beautiful girl in the world. The smartest girl in the world. The most blessed girl in the world. The happiest girl in the or ld. The Godliest gir1 in the world. "

Proud to have seen our blessings come true.

Dad and Mom

Megan Jones

You are an amazing person-kind, smart, funny, a great dancer and sister.

We are so proud of you!

Love,

Mom, Dad and Colin

''You've brightened our lives for 18 years; now it's time to watch you light up a bigger stage.

All our love , Mom and Dad

It's here!

The next chapter in your awesome life! We are proud of the wonderful person you have grown up to be and excited for your new beginning. You will shine at whatever you do!

Love, Mom, Dad and Weston

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Joel

Keim

Congratulations Joel! We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments! We can't wait to see what your bright future will bring!

We love you very much!

Love, Mom and Dad

Samuel Kiewra

Keep running toward your goals and bright future with dedication, thoughtfulness , integrity, and joy. All the great times you've experienced are only, "the est times of your life so far." With love and cheers always,

Tyson Lam

It has been so much fun watching you grow up. You are now a great young man, and the best part of our day!

Love always!

Mom, Dad and Taylee

Congratulations Lauren! Amazing things are ahead of you!

We love you and are proud of you!

Love Always, Mom and Dad

Keleigh Ketelhut

Congratulations Minikinz !

You've worked so hard and achieved so much. We are s o very proud of you! ALWAYS believe in yourself and ke ep reaching for the stars The possibilities are endless

LOVE YOU THE BIGGEST Momma , Mookeigh , Bah , Gerb s ri d Lu

We couldn't be prouder t f you! Congratulations on an amazing high school career!

Love, Mom, Dad, S~, Zach a n Josiah

Andy Lant

You have always made • s so proud, Andy! Remember, there is nothing you can't do- T 3 sky is the limit!!

Love, Dad, Mom, Ethan an o Bear

Congratulations to our daughter, Logan Lee, on h graduation. You have exceeded every expectati c we couldn't ever had. Yo are a beautiful, smart , compassionate young la d and you brighten every d i:. with your smile. We coul d 't be more proud of you

Love Mom and Dad

You have made us so proud of the young man you have become , keep · enjoying the jourp.ey you are on and remain focuse on the Lord.

Love, Dad, Mom and Brett

Greet the future with anticipation. Dream big and work hard. Rememb er your roots, manners and the way home.

Love, Mom and Dad

Amazing Grace!

We are so proud of you and look forward to watching you dance into your fu t ure and never forget , ' a fi st, a hand, hoocha,hoocha,hoocha, hoocha lobster."

Good luck at college and see ya at Christmas.

We are s o proud of you and enjoye d watching you grow up. You are truly a blessing from God. Can ' t wait to see what the future brings you

We love you, Mom, Dad, Nick, Tyler, T~, Aisyln, Malakai

We are so proud of you son! Life is just a long test; continue to get the high score .

Love, Mom and Dad

Congrats on graduating little brother! I'm very proud of you and I love you so much!

Love,Beth

Caitlin Maiefski

Super Kay, Seems like just yesterday you were letting frogs loose in your brother's bedroom, yet here you are getting ready for college. Be your bomb-digg1ty self, work hard and your future will be the beeskness.

Love ya!

Miranda Martin

We are so proud of you, and 1 all the great things you have achieved.

Love always, Dad, Jennie, Meighan, Mikalah and Mekinzie

turn into an amazing man. We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. We look forward to seeing what God has planned for your future.

Love always! Dad, Mom , Grandma and Grandpa

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''You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes You can steer yourse any direction you choose. " -Dr. Seuss

Beyond proud.

All Our Love, Mom and Dad

Sydney Mickens

'We keep this love in a photograph".

Remembering you then, watching you grow, loving you always

Love , Mom and Dad

We are so proud of you! We believe in y ou and we know that you will try your hardest with the challenges ahead.

always be there for you.

Love, Mom, Dad and Elizabeth

Your future is BRIGHT!

Love you to the moon and back!

Mom, Dad, Bennet, Rudy, Rylea and Lily

Julia Messineo

You are one determin e d and genuine girl! Tha nk you for the pleasure a n d privilege of parenting y o u. Now we have the exciting journey of college an d your professional life

We are so proud of yo u and love you

Congratulations! We ar : proud of all that yo u have accomplished a m also of the amazing person you are. We know that you have a bright and exciting future ahead of you

Dare migh~y things !

It has been a joy see in1 ou grow into an amaz i"' young man The obstacles you have overcome helped yo u develop character an d persistence that are remarkable Can't wait to see wh a t challenges you wil l conquer next!

Love, Your Family

We are so proud of yo u You are embarking on a inspiring journey, one that is just beginning Pursue your dreams fearlessly and live wit b passion, kindness , an d bravery!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Alexandra

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We are s o proud of you an d all y o ur accomp li shme n ts You · hav e an ex c iting future ahe a d of yo u. We know you will be s u c cessful in ev erythin g you do.

Love you, Mom a nd Dad

So very proud of you!!!

Love ,

Mo m, Matt , Br i a and of co urse the baby, Cici.

Your str e n gth an d h e ar t

neve r ceas e to a ma z e u s!

Do not un d e restimat e w he r e t,r.:.ey c an take y o u and a lw ays le an on Go d

We are s o very proud of y o u

All ou r love , Mo m, Da d , Cassie an d Brett

Blessings to our wonderful daughter!

May 2016 brin g you many adve ntur o u s opportuniti es a n d happines s in whatever life h a s in store f or yo u

Good luck

Love, Grandpa and Grandma

Alex Nelson

We are so proud of you a:hd all that you've accomplished. Looking forward to seeing the future holds for you!

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me ." Philippians 4: 13

Love , Mom, Dad, Swede and Addison

Your smile has brightened up many lives We are so proud of your high school accomplishments We look forward to cheering you on through your next adventures in life Keep on smiling

Love , Mom and Dad

As you journey into this world, remember the path you choose is LIFE. Live it, embrace it, love it . Also eat some vegetables, don't wash colors with white , be on time, laugh often. Finally, be kind

Love, Mom and Dad

Baby Ads

We are always so proud of you, even when your face is full of pudding! Your future is as bright as you are, and we can't wait to see how it unfolds!

Love, all your crazy family

Austin Oltman

Congratulations , Austin! We are so proud of you and who you've become. You approach everything with passion and enthusiasm. We look forward to watching you make your dreams come true!

Love, Mom, Dad and Gage

You are so special and loved by everyone ! We are so proud of you. Your future is bright.

Love, Mom and Dad Erin and Evie

We are so proud of the young lady you've become! Celebrating you, your accomplishments, and your future! Pip would have been SO proud!!

With love, Mom, your family, and your grandparent angels

Scott Olson

We are so proud of t he wonderful young man yo u have become. Your determination and commitment to acade mic s and athletics have bee n a wonderful example a t a blessing you are to u s !

We love you, Dad and Mom

Its been exiting watch i g you grow into the m a you have become. Tr u your heart and follo v your instincts. Whatev r you choose to do in lif, we know you will succeed!

We love you, Mom and Dad

It has been a great j o atching you mature o such a beautiful yo ur: lady. We are so prou d all your accomplishm e1 s with school and dan c Keep doing what ym. ove. We love you fore v ·!

Love, Mom, Dad, Emi l Nick, Krista, Sylvia , Harper and Peppe r

We are so proud of yo1 Your accomplishment kindness and charact t have made us proud ! You have worked ha r and achieved so mucl ' We can't wait to see w :r God has in store for y

Jeremiah 29: 11

Sidney Parks

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We are so proud of all y ou 've accomp lis hed, an d t his is just the be ginning ! ways be t rue to y ours e lf r e a ch for yo ur dre ams a n r emembe r t o fin d the j oy in yo ur j o urney!

We l ov e y ou ! Mo m, Dad , and Alex

Wa y t o go Bl You did it!

We a re so very proud of you.

Dr e am big and be a ll that you can be.

We love you!

You are :m amazing soul who ha s overcome muc h i.n y c, ur 18 years

Vle be li eve your future holds gr eat tlungs for yo u. Thank you for teaching u s about the beauty of life!

Yo u have made a tremendous differe nc e in our lives , and we a r e very proud of yo u. You h a ve a great heart for se rVin g others - follow your p a ssions, a n d we wi s h you the very best always.

Lov e , Mom , Dad and Saket

She}J>y Plock ·

You are an amazing young lady and we are so proud of • you! May your ambition for perfection , your sense of purpose and your faith in God continue to be your driVing force

Love , Mom and Dad

Brock and Clay Rathman

You are both such a blessing in our lives and we are so very proud of you! Live your dreams, enjoy each day and share your many gifts.

We love you! Mom and Dad

our creativity, your sense o humor, your gorgeous brown eyes and your giggles make us smile!

Your quite purpose and perseverance speak of a life filled with purpose. - ·• -----We couldn't be more proud o you!

We love you completely!

We have been blessed to watch you grow into a fine young lady. Follow your DREAMS and set your mind on things ABOVE, not on Earthly things. Colossians 3: 2. We are very proud of you.

Love, Mom and Dad

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You always loved so much to dress up in costume and you still do. While everyone else wanted to look pretty, you just wanted to be funny. We love you Lizard!! Watch out SNL!

Love, Mom, Dad and Kathryn_

Lauren Schleich

You're the greatest oldest daughter we have ever had. We are so proud of you. • Dream Big Work hard. Take risks Enjoy life

From 2 days old to 1 7 years old, you have grown even more beautiful!

We are so proud of the young lady you've become. Aim high and follow your dreams!

We love you Dad, Mom and Kaela

Congratulations, bear! We're glad you're you. It's good stuff. Enjoy your life.

Love, your family

Congratulations Kayl ee! We are so proud of yo u! We're excited to see w hat the future holds for y ou in your next chapter of life!

We love you.

Mom, Dad, Connor a n d Kendra

Haleigh Seizys

Congratulations! We couldn ' t be more proud .f who you have becom e ! Thank you for showing ' 3 how to pursue life witr passion and grace! Th t best is yet to come!

Hebrews 10:39

Love, Dad, Mom, Hannah "and AJ

You have come a long way!

Congratulations, Alana!

We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments! We know how much you a r E looking forward to colle g and what it means to y m to be a D-1 athlete. Good luck at the University of South Dakota!

We love you Mom an d Dad

Karoline Senn

Kaylee Riekenberg

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Congratulations Car ]y! We are so proud of you! You have bee n th e sunshine in our lives since the day you were born. :) Dream big have fun stay strong!

proud to h a v e you as o ur daught er !

We lov e you! Mom a nd Dad

Peaches, you are an incredi bly beautiful, sm art, tal e n t ed and a bove all -"stro ng~•. l!~amily and r ie nd s are ail so proud o you and your acco mplishments! Play h ar d , but study har der in ,] ollege !

Dear William ( Bub ba ),

We are so vecy proud of you! It seems like just yesterday you were crawling around like this!

W11at a handsome , loving, caring, w o nderful young man you have become! We are so e x cited to see what this next step in your life has in store fo you! God bless you our dear son! We know that God has amazing plans for your life! Reach out and grab them! We love you William! Love, Mom and Dad

David

Snavely

From the moment you entered this world, you've been a source of tremendous joy. Watching you forge your future brings us more pride than you can imagine.

All our love, Mom and Dad

Abby Stauffer

Congratulations Abby!! We are so proud of you and can't wait to see what you accomplish in the next chapter of your life. Always work hard and follow your dreams.

We love you, Mom and Dad

• Christopher Stoehr

You are our shining star, aim high and you can chieve any goal you set. We are very proud of the young an you have become. Yo talents and future are endless.

Love Mom, Dad Jordan and grandparents

are stellar, your contributions set an example, but how you continue to grow as a genuine and cool person makes us proud to be your parents! Take time to celebrate what you've accomplished! Congrats!

We love you Ryley!

Baby Ads

Congratulations on a great four years!

We are very proud of you. Best wishes for the next chapter.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Eric and Andrash

You shine in everything you do!

We couldn't be prouder of all of your accomplishments, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you!

Love, David, Mom, and Will

We are proud of who you are and of all of your accomplishments. No matter where life takes you, always know we are here to love you, cheer you on, and remind you of who you are.

Jeremiah 29 : 11

Love, Mom and Dad

We are so proud of all you've accomplished throughout this past year. The sky is the limit! Set your goals high , and you'll be unstoppable! We love you so much!

Mom and Dad

Ben Toalson

AB you begin this new chapter in your life , continue to work har d and help others along the way. Never forget how mu ch we love you and believe in you!

Mom, Dad, and Alex

You are a talented, spiritual, sensitive and compassionate person

Your hard work and car or others will take you f, , in life. We can't wait t c see what the future hol for ~ou

We love you!

Dad, Mom and Conno r

We are very proud of y m. our Big Heart and Soul a shining light that will always guide you. Enjoy life experiences ! We can't wait to see whe1 the future leads you.

We love you! Mom and Dad

You have grown from a sweet baby to a fantast ic young woman. Always remember ho w much you are loved. God has a great plan f m you

Love, Mom, Rachael, Dad and all of your family

Maddie Tolly

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What a blessing it has been to watch you grow. You have brought us so · much joy! Prayil:?,.g you continue to live With pass i on, purpose and faith. Keep you eyes on Him! Proverbs 3:5-6

"A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking , because her trus t is not on the bran ch but on its own wings." So proud of you! Best Wishes at Wesleyan

Love, Mom ,D a d and J.T.

What takes you back to the past are the memories. What brings you forward is your dreams. We want you to have the brightest future , like th e shining star that you already are !

Love Always, Dad and Mom

Zo Malali,

You have always been our little Princess.

Now a Spartan to a Cowboy!!

Grace ;whitmer

Thankful for the gift of your life. You can accomplish anything you set your mind to and we are excited to see what the future holds for Keep dreaming Big!

All our love, Mom, Dad and Abby

Josh Wild

e are so blessed to have you in our lives the past 18 years. You are such a capable, compassionate young man. You will do great things! We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Abby

Great journey so far! Looking forward to your next adventure! Be safe! Be kind!

We've watched you grow into a confident, smart, unique and beautiful young woman. This is now the eginningofyourjourneyto pave your own path and spread your wings. Don't lose your ability to imagine , create and be an original, oh, the places you'll go!

Baby Ads

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of :;..'lji~~~ • .;;.-1 their dreams "

--Eleanor Roosevelt

Love,

Mom, Matt, Grandma, Papa, KT and Molly

We are so proud of you an d the young man you have become You have a bright future ahead of you . Work hard , dream big an d enjoy the journey.

We love you, Mom and Dad

Challenge me dare me defy me -- but do not underestimate me because anything is possible on the back of a horse

Reach for your dreams Emmaly Be Happy Be Brave and don't hold back !

Love, Mom , Doug and your family!

From a little pistol running around the house after your bath to an intelligent and confident young man who has the world by the tail You have a bright future at Wesleyan and beyond!

Love, Mom , Dad, Miranda, and Sammy.

Taya Wright

Teyha TAY uh aqj.precio m Lakota origin Alternat e spellings: Taya , Taia. We picked the perfect nam • when you were born Ym are precious

We're excited for your next chapter.

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Bundy, Dalt.on - 20, 21, 49 , 87,176

B undy, Ge nevieve - 5 7

Bu rchell, Gus - 8 7, 161, 163,165 , 166,169

Burc hell, Sammy- 67 , 166

Buresh , Ellie · 57, 144:, 202

Burgess , Chynna - 50, 67

Burge ss, Orion - 57

Burke , Jo ce lyn - 57

Burke, Kara - 67

Burke, Olivia - 15, 67 , 144, 202

Burrell, Samantha - 77

Busekist, Zane - 47 , 67, 203,209

Bussard, Sasha - 67,140, 202

Butalla , Taylor - 11, 77, 202

Butcher, Andrew - 32

Butcher, Jace - 77

Butler-Hale, Lillian - 19 , 20 , 21, 39, 87, 176

Buxton-Matejka, Chloe - 57, 199

CCallaway, Jacob - 88

Callaway, Joshua - 57

Callins, Danielle - 77

Callins , Joshuah - 57

Back Row: Coach Milton, Heidi Isemann, Madison Mueller, Olivia Smith, Maisie Ohlrich, Kaylin Miller, aley Claussen

ront Row: Harley Edie, Katie Leger, McKenna Link, Lauryn Heller, Katie Knecht, Henley Dean

Back Row: Jasmine Wilson, Karis Sandin, Tyeisha Thompson, Elizabeth Jurich, Liberty Sears, Zoe derson, Coach Gingery

ront Row: Mackenzie Knowles, Chelsie Caulfi~ld, Kayla ad.sen, Makenzie Workman, Chanci Buggi, Anna Stephenson

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ourth

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Alyia Whitehall, Peyton Mickells, Natalie Leybold, Caitlyn ager, Chloe Buxton-Matejka, Paige Kasik, Amber Squires

Second Row: Madison Sobotka, Carol Goncalves, Kelsey Wright, Jadyn Agee ora Hutchison, Mya Sears, Nicole Hollander, Alta Price

Front Row: Lexi Rouse, Tatum Harstick, Camryn Self, Crystal Xu, Ina Bhoopalam

Baclt Row: Coach Kabourek, Coach Hubbell, Coach Llewellyn, Coach Kolbo, Coach Mar

Row: Tessa Hincker, Ryley Thomas, Madi Muma, Lily Berg, Sophia Becker, Kourtney Karg, Sydni Springer

Row: Meredith Gaer, Alana Sesow, Riley Struve, Caroline Spethman, annon McCracken, Rachel Dweikat, Brittney Luethke, Angel Mai

Row:

Back Row: Coach Kingery, Coach Dean, Chace SWanson, Rachel Weber, CJ Bates, Madison Skiles, Coach Colon, Coach Miller, Student Manager Carly Alley

Middle Row: Molly Wilson, Callie Svoboda, Carly Smith, llie Bliemeister, Payton SWanson, Ashley Gaines, McKynzie Colon

ront Row:Mekenna Frederick, Jade Mendoza, Kayla Prai, Morgan Essman, Alex Nelson, Caitlin Maiefski

Callins , Zachry - 67

Camp, Leannah - 67 Camp, Maileigh - 88 Camp, Sara - 16, 88 ,131 Campbell, Bryson - 57, 206 Campbell, Jeff- 29 Campbell, Tyler - 67 Cantarero, Marcela - 43 Caporale, Ashley - 57 Carden, Jaime - 6 7 Cardwell, Noah - 77,203 Carlson, Anna -6 7 Carmack, Adam - 67, 203 Carpenter, Corey - 57, 203 Carpenter, Maddie - 6 7

Carpenter, Robert - 67 Carr, Haleigh - 77 Carrera, Gabi - 5 7 Carrera, Sergio - 88 Carstens , Abigail -5 7 , 1 71

Cartagena, Angel - 77 Carter, Jack - 88

Casey-Hoke , Devon - 88

Cass, Harrison - 41, 67, 68, 171

Cassata, Susan - 14, 102 Cassidy, Anne - 88 •

Caulfield, Chelsie - 57, 199

Cave, Madison - 44, 67, 208

Ceballos, Barb - 107

Chambers , Tristin - 6 7

Chami, Prescilla -6 7 , 161

Chapin, Zach - 67

Chapman, Veronica - 57, 167,169

Charleston, Savanah -5 7

Chartier, J ayden -5 7

Chen, Mozart - 57, 164

Chmelka, Alex - 67 , 142

Chmelka, Alex - 88 , 142 , 206

Cho, Suzie - 57, 164., 166

Back Row: Coach Lowery, Coach Colon, Jayne Whitman, Morgan Barmore, Coach Cope, Coach Hatten

Middle Row: Floreana Cordova, Lindsay Elliot, Ashleigh elch, Jalyn Colon, Kayla Whitney

ront Row: Olivia Perez, Chloe Jones, Giulia Giacalone, livia Hatten, Elyssa Johnson, Jenna Petersen

Back Row: Coach Cope, Cecilia Rock, Maggie Budler, Jayne Whitman, Morgan Barmore, Lindsay lliot, Zoe Frederick, Coach Schinkel

ront Row: Elyssa Johnson, Giulia Giacalone, Chloe Jones, yan Garcia, Natalie Alexander, Olivia Perez, Jenna etersen

Cobb, Jack - 16, 88,115, 152,203

Cochrane, Alexander - 7 7

Cole,Azreyah - 21, 57

Cole, Carter - 57

Coleman, Amiya - 67

Coleman, Billy -6 7

Coles, Morgan - 88, 152

Collier, Blake - 22, 67

Colon, Jalyn - 57 , 121,200

Colon , Mckynzie - 67,200

Goners , Talon -6 7

Conley, Ethan - 57,155, 167

Conner, Charlie - 88 Connick, Kevin - 106, 107 Conradt, Rachel - 77, 133

Converse, Justin - 67,205 Conway, Kiley - 15, 67, 208 Cooley, Victoria - 6 7 Cooper, Cody - 88 , 148 Cooper, Helen - 105 Cooper, Kayla -5 7

Copes , Ethan - 7 7

Copes, Evan - 77,115,203 Corder, Harlee - 67 Cordova, Floreana - 5 7 , 121,200

Cordova-Dickerson, Floreana - 58

Corona, Nathan - 67 Cottey, Daniel - 58

Cover, Caleb - 77, ).52, 203 Crespo Boneta, Kelysibelle58, 171

Crews,Nikolas - 67 Crimmins, Sean - 58 Crocker, Jacob - 67

Crosby, Sara - 88, 139, 1 76, 201

Chramosta, Emily- 14, 77, 158

Christen, Annelise - 77, 130,207

Christensen, Chloe - 88 , 176

Christensen, Dalton - 77, 204

Christensen, Ella - 57, 208

Christensen, Jack - 57,203, 206

Christensen, Josh - 23, 67

Christensen, Lane - 67,205

Christie, Tate - 7 7

Clanton, Harrison - 77, 83

Clare, Nancy - 103

Clare, Patrick - 50, 77,152, 155

Clare, Thomas - 57, 203, 206

Clark,Amber - 57

Clark, Riley - 57

Clark, Tay - 106

Clarke, Hope - 77

Clarke, Lydia - 88

Clasey, Jared - 77

Classen, Brady -5 7

Classen, Christian - 77

Claussen, Haley - 57,199

Clegg, Ashley - 67, 154

Clegg, Shane - 77, 158

Clemons, Lamya - 77

Cleverly , Dallin - 67,205, 206

Cline , Lauren - 88

Cloyd, Casandra - 88, 164

Cloyd, Cassandra - 32

Cruickshank, Carol - 103 Crusinberry, Grace - 88 , 176

Cuddy,Abby-77,202

Cui, Alix - 58, 123, 164, 166,204

Cui, Felix - 77, 161,164, 166

Cunning, Parker - 78, 122, 204 Cypher, Zach - 58

DDahlin,Roxanne-102

Dahlstrom, Maddy- 58 Dailey, Emma - 58, 132 Dak, Deng - 58 Dak, Nyawech- 67 Dak, Tathloch - 42, 67,135, 205

Dakic, Andrej - 58, 203 Dakic, Bojan - 78,203 Daly, Anne - 47, 132

Darnall, Margot - 58

Daughenbaugh,Ellie-58

Daughenbaugh,Xavier-78

Davidson, Brigette - 32 Davis , Alyssa -7 8 Davis,Amaris - 67,167 Davis, Caidell - 58, 203, 206

Davis, Jaden - 58,203

Davis, Matthew - 28

Dawson, Kathy - 33 Dawson, Liam - 67 Day, Kobie - 16, 49, 88 , 165 Dean, Hannah - 67

Dean , Hen l ey - 6 7,1 27 , 199

Dearment , John - 88 , 17 6, 177

Deboer , Nicole - 58

Decker , As hl ey - 6 7

Dederman , Adam - 67

Dedushkevich , Val e riya67 , 152,162 , 163

De i sley , Grant - 58

Delaney , Anna - 67 , 1 71

Delgado, Makenzie - 68 , 202

Delka, Andrew - 68

Demeo -Watermolen , Max •88 , l 70

Dempsey, Li am - 68

Deng, Changkouth - 58, 206

Dennis, Jasmine - 88 , 198

Depenbusch,Jacob-32 , 78 , 155 , 164

Derkeng, Adak - 7 8

Deubelbeiss , Tyler - 7 8

Diaz , Sara - 88

Dickey, Morgan - 12 , 40 , 53 , 63,78 , 106 , 112 , 12 2, 148 , 149 , 159,162 ,17 1 , 207,212

Dickey, Reed - 58 , 203 , 206

Didrichsons , Lukas - 68

Didrichsons , Sophie - 68

Dimaio, Courtney - 88

Dimon , Bill - 28

Dlouhy, Sarah -7 8

Dobos , Samuel -7 8

Dockery, Andrew - 22 , 7 8 , 135 , 205

Dodd, Kelden - 68

Dohrnen, Tyler - 78

Dohrman, Bail ey -7 8

Dombrowski, Nathani el - 8 9, 165

I>ominguez , Alyssa - 68

Donaldson, Rachae l - 89, 177

Dondlinger , Lori - 3 2

Dondlinger, Morgan - 4 8, 68

Donovan, Reid - 50 , 51 , 78, 152 , 204

Dorff, Mikayl a - 89 , 1 77

Dornbos , Kelli - 42

Dorsey , Morgan -5 8

Doty, Madison - 6 8

Dougherty, Jane - 3 0

Douglas -Lundy , Rob in - 32

Down, Samanth a - 58,158

Downing , Hudson -7 8

Drennon , Alison -7 8

Drennon, Olivia - 7 8

Dresbach , Emily - 68 , 144, 153 , 171 , 202

Dress, Karen -1 0 3

Drews , Ashlyn - 68

Duch, Ryan - 68 , 12 3,2 0 4

Dudek , Mary -1 0 7

Duden , Rachael - 89

Duffie, Leroy - 8 9

Dugdale , Je nife r - 28

Duhs, Matthew - 49, 58

Duke, Jonathan - 58

Dunning-War d , Co l e - 8 9

Duntz, Schuyler - 58

Duntz, Spence r - 89

Duong, Helen - 58 , 169

Dupsky, Ka y l ee - 5 9

Dutton, Cole - 59 , 20 6

Dutton, H ail ey - 68

Dweikat, Ra chel - 50, 51 ,

89 ,112,1 60 ,177 , 199

DWin e ll,Jacob- 89 , 162, 164

Dye r, Ethan - 68

Dymac e k, Dylan - 68

Dynek, Jimmy - 68

EEastman , Paige - 89, 1 77

Ebke,Jim- 30,136,137

Eden, Savannah - 68, 164

Edie, Harley - 68,157,199

Ehlers, Mackenzy - 59 , 208

Ehrenfried, Ian - 68 , 203 , 206

Eicher , Haley - 78, 202

Eicher, Sarah - 59

Eickhoff, Hallie - 35 , 89

Eiland, Sydnee - 59

Eilers, Erin - 59, 208

Eisele ,Amy- 89,144,145, 165,177,202

Ellio t t , Lindsay - 68 , 121 , 200

Ellmers , Katelyn - 89

Elofson, Aaron - 78

Elsener, Jim - 32

Elstun , Haley- 78,202

Elstun, Lanme - 68 Ely, Joyce - 107

Emerson, John - 32

EIIL'ken. Hunter - 59

En ge lha~t, Doug - 106

Epp, Abby - 59

Eppe rson , Brett 16, 1 9 , 38, 39,48

Epple,, Mabel - o9, 168

Erb, 81 ,ae mon - 59, 206

l'Jsl' r {, Hayd=J .:. - 89

E E-lick. I1i1lteh - ;_7;5, 78

Ess Ci.an, .Au stir;_ - 89, 165, .i. 'i'J. 177

Essman H.)~·ran 89. 12 0, 1 :~} t -tS, l 77, 200

Este ;~, .tl3n,;a.mi.r: - 59, 153, 20•,

Ethe.rt '.Ji'l, Oh vie,·· 78, 16 3

E ve.ns , Yulia - 43

F.lverts, tTacob - 69, 111 , 205

Everts Jordan - 89

Everts , .Za,Jha.ry - 59, 203, 206

EwlEI? Alicia - 89

Ewin g~1, T,yson - 89 F

Faden, :Nolan - '78,20 6

Fagnant. Emma - 5 9

Fairchild, Darian - 59

Fairchild, Jackson - 89, 1 77

Fallesen, Emma - 69 Falls, Colby - 69

Fangman, Mark - 32

Fanter, Dion'ce - 23, 5 9

Fast Haley - 69

Faulkner, Olivia - 59

Faulkner,Rachel-6 9

Felix, Eliza - 89,177,17 8

Feng,Dennis- 89 ,16 3 , 164, 1 6 5, 1 66

Fenstemake r , Gavin - 89

Ferguson, H arli e - 59

Ferris , Al e c - 69 , 2 03

Fields, Alyce n - 59

Figuero a , Alic i a - 89

Findlay, Tay l o r - 59 , 202

Finnell,Amanda - 59

Finnell, Mia -7 8 ,1 2 4 ,198

Back Row: Manager Christina Merrill, Coach B ullington, Coach Bell, Coach Prichard, Coach Roh, Co ach Jiles , Coach Corona, Manager CJ Bates iddle Row: Ellie Bliemeister, Alli Roh, Elle Jurgens, egan Sankey, KJ Roh, Madie Krueger, Caroline Spethman ront Row : Allie Ott, Grace Barry, Kelsey Toomey, Carly mith , McKenna Volqu.ardsen, Maggie Wilson, Sara Crosby

Back Row: Coach Bullington, Baylie Oliver, Rachel Weber, Mira Patel, Coach Jiles, Coach Corona r ont Row: Manager Christina Merrill, Steph Schroeder, ydia Troyer, Macey Bryan, Olivia Munroe, Manager CJ ates

Back Row: Coach Bell, Coach Roh, Sasha Bussard, Allison Hearty, Olivia Smith, Ana Thacker, Manager aley Elstun

ront Row: Corinne Bredthauer, Hannah Seizys, Kaylin iller, Heide Isemann, Karlie Van Meter, Tatum Harstick

Back Row: Coach Roh, Coach Bell, Dreanna Jones, Dion'ce Fanter, Manager Haley Elstun

Middle Row: Kaylin Miller, Tyeisha Thompson, Latrice Pillow, Emilee Schilke

ront Row: Tatum Harstick, Lilliana Irvine, Karlie Van Meter, Madeline Haun, Sarah Melton

Fintel, Nicole - 59 Firestine , Dakota - 69 Firestone, Jake - 89,177, 178 Fischer , Jeremy - 28 Fischer, Katie - 44 Fisher, Da'juan - 89 Fisher , Hannah - 7 8 Fisher, Sadie - 18, 49, 89, 152,163,165,168,178 Fisher, Sydney - 69, 198 Fitch, Bryan - 69 , 169 , 205 Fitch, Logan - 10, 11, 36, 38,46,52,53,69,98, 115,117,122,123,126, 128,129,130,145,152, 204,212

Fitzgerald, Dylan - 21 , 23 , 89,155,178,203

Fitzgerald, Ryan - 32

Fitzgerald, Sydney - 15, 59, 208

Flesher, Sara - 69

Flowerday, Ken - 28, 160

Flowerday, Shay - 79, 152, 160

Fogleman, J ovon - 69, 203

Foley, Brian - 33

Folkers, Dave - 59, 160 - Foote , Kierstin - 69 , 208

Ford, Tristan - 69, 205

Foreman, Milton - 107

Foreman, Milton - 107

Fortenberry, Kathryn - 69

Francisco , Ashley - 14, 79

Francisco , Laura - 69, 161

Franke, Aubrey - 89, 178

Franke, Mason - 69, 204

Frankforter, Abbey - 69

Frankforter, Holly - 69, 154

Franks , Sarah - 69 , 156 , 164,171

Frederick, Mekenna - 69 , 120,162,200

Frederick, Zoe - 59, 121 , 144,200,202

Freeman, Julio - 79

Freeman, Taylor - 89, 1 78

Freeman, Victoria - 31

French,Connor-79,203

Fricke, Nathan - 79

Fries, Casey - 102, 104

Friesen, Caleb - 79, 158

Friesen, Caroline - 40, 59, 171

Friesen, Grace - 39, 49, 90, 178

Friesen, Micah - 59, 1 71

Fristo, Kristopher - 79, 203

Fritchie, Kalop - 69

Frost, Barbara - 43

Frost, Hayden - 90,178

Fruh, Jessica - 79

Gajardo-Cifuentes, Cristoba l - 90, 161, 165, 171

Gajardo-Cifuentes, Ricardo18,90,179

Gallardo, Joseph - 49 , 79 • Gamet, Cole - 59, 206

Ganea, Alexandra - 8, 18, 29,36,53,68,72,79, 114,140,146,147,161

Gans , Calla - 79

Gansvind, Misha - 59

Garbin,Maggie - 79,162

Garcia, Alex - 69

Garcia, Aliyah - 59, 200

Garcia, Noah - 79

Gartner, Joel - 79

Gaspar , Joshua - 59

Gaspar, Marcus - 90 , 142 , 143,179,206

Gasseling, Austin - 59, 203

Gates, Samantha - 59

Gatto, Schuyler - 90

Gaver, Mackensie - 59

Gealy, Scott - 28 , 165

Genaw, Keaton - 90

Gengenbach, Sophie - 79, 118,119

George, Gideon - 59

Gerdes, Jonathan - 42, 59, 164,166,203

Gerdes, Josh - 37, 90,165, 166

Giacalone, Giulia ; 14, 25, 79,121,200,202

Gillam, Grant - 59, 203

Gilliand, Taylor - 69

Gingery, John - 44

Ginting, Mattheows - 69

Glathar, Emma - 79

Glathar, Kim - 103

Glathar, Nick - 59

Glenn, Julia - 59 Glenn, Olivia - 59, 118, 208 Glenn, Samantha - 69 Glenn, Shelby - 12, 90, 118, 119, 165

Goggins, Aaron - 90, 155, 164

Golyakova, Anastasia - 79 Goncalves , Carol - 14 , 24 , 25,79,199

Gonsar, Allyn - 45 Gonzales, Emma - 15, 59, 130,208

Gonzales , Gage - 69

Goodman, Hannah - 41, 79 Goodman, John- 59

Goodteacher, Antonio - 33 , 90

Goodyear, Brandon - 79, 203

Back Row: Coach Rieker, Coach Mueller, Coach Walls, Ellie Buresh,Alexis Johnson, Taylor

Butalla, Emily Dresbach, Chandler Jackman, Taylor Findlay, Elizabeth Jurich, An Richards, Sora Hutchison

Middle Row: Elise Kreikemeier, Zoe Frederick, Rayegan ent, Emily Artz,Abby Cuddy, Rianna Mueller, Isabelle Brundieck, Sofia Granberg, Erin Mapson, Makenzie elgado, Allison Harrington, Olivia Burke, Morgan Peltz

ront Row: Maddie Tolly, Giulia Giacalone, Amy Eisele, Sara Meyer, Macey Wiebe, Cassie Roberts, Nicole Munroe, tney Scherer, Maudie Melcher, Abbi Rouse, Payton Mayfield, Precilla Chami

Fry, Michelle - 107 Fry, Taylor - 59

Fuenning, Claire - 35, 59

Funk, Derek - 28

Funk, John - 79, 171

Funkhouser, Morgan - 49

Furnas, Jonathon - 90, 178, 179,203

GGaer, Meredith - 59, 112, 113,161,164,167,199

Gaer , Michael - 69 • Gaines, Ashley - 79, 200

Gainsforth, Alexander - 59

Graff, Alex - 22 , 23 , 69 Graff, Sydney - 90 , 91 Granberg, Sofia - 25, 79, 162,202

Grant, Chyna - 90

Graulty, Laura - 29, 47 Graus, Bailey - 69, 158, 163

Gray, Trequan - 90

Grayson, Jadyn - 79 Grayson, Nebraska - 18, 20 , 21,79,161

Green, Kartney - 79 Green, Maddie - 79,118, 119,162

Greenlee, Mollie - 90

Griese!, Sam - 69 , 134 , 205 Griess, Valerie - 69

Grof , Nathan - 69 , 204

Gross , Lydia - 69

Grossman, Libby - 79

Grossman , Will - 90, 1 79

Group, Tyson - 90

Gruntorad, Nikolas - 59, 206

Gubbels , Austin - 79, 163, 164 , 205

Guerra, Noma r - 59

Guevara, Matthew - 79 , 205

Guilford, Rebekah - 69 , 171

Guill, Jera - 102

Guru, Hunter - 69

Gutmann, Anna - 90

Gutmann, Emma - 59

MHa, Jessica - 79 , 163

Haakenstad, Victor ia - 90

Haar, Hailey - 59, 169

Hagemann, Connor - 79

Hagemeier, Aliese - 79

Hajny, Bailey - 59

Hakenkamp , Matthew - 69

Hall, Hunter - 59

Halperin, Jack - 79,203

Hal pine, Kaila - 79

Hamersky, Anto nio - 69

Han,Changhui - 36,69 , 204

Hannasch, Skye - 90 ,179, 207

Hanneman , Garrett - 90 , 179

Hansel , Melanie - 102

Hansen, Dylan - 59

Hansen, Lucas - 79

Hansen, Nolan - 90, 94 , 179

Hanson , Erin - 69 , 171

Harbour,Kyle -19, 90

Harder, Julie - 102

Hardesty, Gyavanni - 69

Harding, Fiona - 35 ,--90, 124,198

Hare , Dena - 103

Harley, Conner - 5 9

Harre , Jordan - 69

Harrington , Allison - 69, 145 , 202 Harrington , Bailey - 69 ,207

Harrington , Corbin - 69, 206

Harris , Sean - 79

Harris , Zachary - 90 , 133 , 165 , 179

Harroun , Matthew - 79

Harstick, Tatum - 59, 112 , 141 , 199 , 202

Hartman, Camdyn - 90, 180

Hartman, Chase - 35 , 59

Hartter, Carson - 79, 204 , 205

Hartter, Elly - 59

Hartung, Chase - 79

Hartung, Hannah - 59

Hartung , Jacob - 79

Harwood,Kiki - 60 ,153

Haskins -Rowe, Ma kenzie60

Hatten, Olivia - 6 0 , 200

Haun,Madeline -60,202

Hawkins, Julie - 32

Hawkins, Marissa - 15, 49, 90,180,207

Hayden , Evan - 60

Hayes, Bevan - 60

Hayes, Zakhary- 90 , 180, 203

Hays , Parter - 60

Hearty, Allison - 69 , 202

Hedgpeth, Jordan - 90

Hedrick, Caitlyn - 69

Heermann, Molly - 79

Heidbrink, Braden - 69 , 206

Heidbrink, Kalen - 79

He iserman, Kathryn - 79, 156

Heithold, Jon - 45

Hellbusch, Celeste - 21 , 60 , 155

Heller, Emily - 60

Heller, Emma - 79

Heller , Lauryn - 69 , 169, 199

Hellmuth , Ryan - 69

Hemphill, N ich ol as - 60

Hende rson, Payton - 91

Hennecke , Austin - 69, 153

Hennig, Bryan - 7 9

Henning , Libby - 7 9

He nrichs, Wendy- 105

Hen rickson, Hannah - 79

Herel, Scott - 60, 155

Hergo tt, Bailey - 69, 2 06

Herink, Nick - 28

Herman. Tanner - 91

Herma nson, Ca.rianne - 47 , 49,69

He rnandez, Evan - 80

Herold. AustJn - 80

Her rera-Clark, c1·ona.1.han91

Henid ge, I/Iegen - 80, 152, 162

Herridge, Stepria.r.J.e - 60, 162

Her ·p!"', H ,-:v:n~ah - 69

}-t('/S..'.""lfi,Y. L.y 1.n - 42

:m:,uke. Chrt st1a.n - 91

hf!1::)S, P1'n1be - 32 ) 91, .l.,j;. 180

1:f.i1:;i,:.c , Al.-, s,ga - 60

}Le\,;~ 1 ale:-; B9, 203

HH1 Ff u._:so 42, 7 0

Hill, :MtLs:.n - 60

HiL.1go se, 1• l.<.1~lo ry - 60

m.rnrntd)e 1',~. Kyle 91,1 8 0

Himme 1 rrrg, Na.than - 60

Hinck0r Tessa - 49 , 9 1 , 101,199

Hind, :rina 91,152, 165 , 80,207

H ind, WHliam - 60, 169

Hinrichs , Ben - 91

Hirsc hfeld, Em.ma - 70

Hixo n, Chr1stiian - 70

Hobbie,Adam - 70 ,160

Hobbs, Han nah - 80, 161

Ho dtwa lke r, Judy- 106

Hoesing, Megan - 60

Hofer , Stella - 7, 14, 70, 162

Hoffer, Avery - 70, 164

Hoffer, Kaleb - 80

Ho ffman, Julien - 91

Hoham, Jeffrey - 28,123, 204

Hoham, Tanya - 30

Hoham, Taryn - 9, 60, 208

Hoham, Tyler - 80, 155

Hohbach, Kristen - 92

Hohn, Grace - 80

Hollander, Nicole - 60, 1 71 , 19 9

Hollingsworth, Micah - 70

Back Row: Jack Kurtenbach, Zakhary Hayes, Jordan Wakefield, Chris Walker, Alex Wallace, Jacob Stock, John Piepho, Will Stull, Cade Mahlberg, Scott Antonson

Fourth Row: Coach Seizys, Nate Netz , Josh Makovicka, Kris Fristo, Isaac tman, Logan Jacobsen, Bryce Ahlers, Scott Olson, Noah Cardwell, Josh owers, Noah Makovicka, Coach Gingery

d Row: Coach Ebke, Dylan Fitzgerald, Ian Ehrenfried, Jaden Roe, Micah llson, Cavion Randall, Connor French, Sabian Taylor, Drake Beckner, Caleb over, Jack Cobb, Logan Kelley, Coach Kechely

econd Row : Coach Tyrrell, Austin Anderson, Peyton Aipperspach, Jam.es unnis, Zane Busekist,Jon Furnas, Tre' Gray, Carson Walters,Josh Miller, Logan Sipherd, Henry Hughes, Coach Fitzgerald, Coach Janesch

Front Row: Alex Hrnicek, Dawson McLaughlin, Brandon Goodyear, Luke O'Neill, Max White, Bryce Beer, Currey Zalman, Jared Vogt, Adam Neemann, John Brady, David Le

Back Row: Jaxson Schroder , Jack Kurtenbach, Jackson

Rinak e r, Noah Cardwell, Logan Jacobsen, Chase Stanley, Jordan Janssen, Travis Justice, Drake Reinke , Peter Jurich, Christiau Wilke, Bryce Ahlers, Josh Makovicka, Elliott Alexander, Jared Watermeier

Fifth Row: Alec Ferris, Brandon Goodyear, Carson Walters, Henry Hut}les, Dawson cLaughlln, Jack Puls, Sabian Taylor, Evan Copes, Lance Miles, Dylan Lowery, Jared ogt, Alex Hrnicek, Alex Wachman, Bojan Dakic

ourth Row: Coach Fitzgerald, Noah Mak:ovicka, Kris Fristo, Eliot Stoner, Michael ohnson, J ohn Long, Ian Ehr~ried, James Munnis, Drake Beckner, Jaden Roe, Zane usekist, Ben Anthes, Ethan Watermeier, Connor French, Hayden Barrett, Coach Ebke hird Row: Coach Tyrrell, Micah Wilson, Holden Snodgrass, John Brady, Scott tonson, Tyler Jaques, Caleb Hicks, John Kubert, Max Wudel, Jacob Borovich, Jack alperin, Logan Kelley, Jacob Wozny, Logan Sipherd, Coach Seizys

econd Row: Chase Tucker, Levi Vandyken, Chase Adams, Chase Uher, Alex Weyers, Austin Anderson, Jovon Fogleman, Connor Riekenberg, Peyton Aipperspach, Mike Sot o Fron t Row: Adam Carmack, Devin Beckner, Jerrod Searcey, Hylan Sanders, Atticus Muller, Noah Warner, Nathan Kitrell, David Becker, Blake Hudak

Back Row: Hunter Mutz, Turner Linafelter, Joel Brown, Logan Walters, Sam Vernon, A..J. Scdoris, Chad Alexander, Jon Wismer, Nick Backencamp

Fifth Row: Coach Johnson , Grant Gillam, Parker Lentz, Andrew Minchow, Caleb Lentz, Barrett Bellon, Chris Karmazin, David Lynch, Andrej Dakic, Caleb Berner, Matt Meyers, Luke Neemann, Coach Luxford

ourth Row: Jack Christensen, Jaden Davis, Kaleb VonBusch, Trevor Anderson, Andrew tubbendeck, Pierce Yates, Gage Wagaman, Caidell Davis, Matt Roberts, Danny itherby, Bryce Phillips, Coach Rippe

d Row: Coach Downey, Justin Reed, Cole Becker, Corey Carpenter, Peyton Stoppel, saac Loewe , Braden Bellon, Blake Ingamells, Connor Krumm, Will Bounds, Paul Riley, arl Richardson IV

econd Row: Jeremy Sorensen, Reed Dickey , Trenton Tucker, Jack Hopkins, Isaac ousel, Sidney Thrasher-Johnson, Cole Kliment, Jonathan Mousel, Alex McGee, Jonathan Gerdes , Jacob SWartz, Samuel Porter

Front Row: Nathan Rizek, Thomas Clare, Saul Arana, Zachary Everts, A..J. Muthersbaut}l , Kaleb Brady, Ethan Mellor, Bryson Klein, Austin Gasseling, Colby Lyon , Adam Piro

Back Row: Coach Meagher, Chris Stoehr, Ethan Reid, Parker Cunning, Alexander Batelaan, Dalton Christensen, Coach Hoham ont Row: Mason Williams, Keaton Johnson, Reid onovan, Jordan Stoehr, Connor Vandewege

Back Row: Aaditya Rau, Barrett Luci, Carson artter, Chase Bucknell, Josh Wenger, Coach Kerkman ront Row: Ryan Duch, Bennett Widman, David Leggiadro, Hayden Kehn

Holloway, Elizabeth - 80 , 158

Holmberg, Peter - 18 , 80 Holsten,Aidan- 70,122, 204,206

Holt, Jane - 50, 51,105, 106

Holz, Dillon - 80 , 111 , 205 Hopkins , Carolyn - 34 , 80 , 152,162

Hopkins , Elizabeth - 102 Hopkins, Jackson - 60, 203 Horn, Julia - 49, 80, 162 Hotz, Robbie - 92 Hough, Karen - 106 House, Rachel - 92 , 180 Hovorka, Jaret - 7, 21, 92, 160

Hovorka, Joseph - 30 Hovorka, Meegen - 60,155, 169

Hovorka , Pamela - 44 Howard, Breanna - 92, 162 Hoxie, Sasha - 15, 20, 30, 31,36,53,92,118,120, 121,124,142,152,162, 163,180,207,212

Hoyt, Madelyn - 60

Hoyt, Maky - 15, 70,206, 208

Hrnicek, Abbie - 60 , 208

Hrnicek, Alexander - 1 7, 70, 136, 137, 152,203

Hrnicek, Ashley - 60 , 208

Hruza, Cam - 70,111,205

Hubbell, Corbin - 19, 92, ll0, 152,181,205

Hubbell, Kevin - 29

Hudak,Blake - 70,116, 203

Hudec, Jacob - 70

Hudson ,, Jake - 7p

Hudson, Kenna - 80

Huggenberger, Leah - 80, 133

Hughes, Henry - 80 , 154, 169,203

Hughes, Jack - 117,210

Hulewicz, Kayleigh - 80, 125,198

Hull, Paige - 92

Hull, Trenten - 70,160

Hultgren,Amanda - 70

Hunkins, Kalyn - 70 Huntington, Dakota - 80 Hurlbut, Josh - 60 Hurtic, Nedim - 70 Husovic, Emina - 80 Hussain, Karar - 60 Hutchison, Ethan - 80 Hutchison, Priscilla - 70, 153,207

Hutchison, Sora - 16, 92, 153,165,181,199,202

Hyde, Ashley - 70, 164

Hyman, Chastity- 70 I

Irvine, Lilliana - 60, 141, 157,202

Isemann, Heidi - 70, 140, 162,169,199,202

'Jackman, Chandler - 80, 152,202

Jackson, Ethan - 80,164

Jackson, Loagon - 92 Jackson, Phillip - 60, 155

Jacobsen, Logan - 80,203

Jain,Ojus-9,80, 160, 161, 166

James, Jawara - 80

Jane, Hannah - 60,209

Janes,Alyah - 60

Janes, Bryce - 70,205

Janes, Kaitlynne - 92,152, 165

Janike, Aaron - 80 , 206 Janssen , Jordan - 70,134, 152,203,205

Janssen, Trevor - 70

Janvrin, Carter - 70

Jaques, Tyler - 70, 203

Jarnagin, Kris - 31

Jarvis, Jack - 70

Jarvis, Rachel - 92

Jarvis, Taylor - 70

Jay, Aleasha - 80,160, 161,162,163

Jay-Kissler, Kailey - 70

Jeffers, Dyllon - 92

Jeffrey, Colton - 60, 206 Jensen, Garrett - 70 Jensen, Lexi - 92,103

Jensen, Reese - 60 Jessen , Lacey - 14, 80,129, 207

Jewell, Emma - 70

Jia,Annie - 70,163,166

Jiles, Vernon - 1 04, 105, 139,201

Jimenez, Dominick - 80, 147,206

Jimenez-Wichman, Emilia60

Jimenez -Wichman, Rubicel60

Jirsa, Dakota - 70

Jobst, Thea - 60,171

Johnson, Alexis - 60 , 145 , 164,202

Johnson,Ayreen - 92

Johnson, Ella - 70,169, 207

Johnson, Elyssa - 70,200

Johnson, Emily- 92 Johnson, Faith - 80

Johnson, Hailey - 80 Johnson, Holli - 70, 163 Johnson, Jimmy- 16, 17, 32,33,92,164

Johnson, Jordan - 80 Johnson, Keaton - 6 , 21, 91,92,122,123,155, 181,204,205

ront

Ihde, Kamron - 80

Ingamells , Blake - 60 , 116 , 203,206

Ingracia, Rose - 70 , 1 71

Ingwersen, Mason - 70, 146,147,205,206

Insua-, Luciano - 31

Irons , Jackson - 60 Irvine , Faith - 80 , 162 , 169,207

Johnson, Lily- 80,124, 152: 198

Johnson , Marshall - 60 Johnson, Michael - 70 , 160 , 203

Johnson, Olivia - 80,169, 207

Johnson, Steve - 106

Johnson, Zoe - 70 Jones, Braeland - 80,125, 152,198

Back Row: Aidan Holsten, Chaghui Han, Logan Fitch, Alix Cui, Mason Franke, Coach Kiddoo

Row: Richard Batelaan, Nathan Grof, Jeremy tock, Akshay Sharma, Ben Puente

Jones, Chloe - 70, 120, 158,200

Jones, Dreanna - 60 ,2 02

Jones, Megan - 92, 152, 163,165,181,207

Jorgensen, Elanor -5 , 15 , 27,92,159,181

Josiah, Katie - 9, 47, 53, 92,99,128,144,145, 169,181,207,212 Joy, Tesslynn - 80 Judt, Jacob - 92

Jurgens, Elle - 92, 139, 181,201

Jurich, Elizabeth - 60,166, 199,202

Jurich,Peter - 70,143, 152,166,203 , 206 Justice, Travis - 80,203 K

Kabourek, Andrea - 18, 28, 112,119

Kabourek, Brian - 46 , 112 Kahler, Sondra - 33

Kalkowski, Taryn - 38, 80

Kallhoff, Allison - 92, 181

Kammerer, Cade - 70,147, 206

Kangas Packett, Susan - 104

Karas, Nathan - 80,159

Karg, Karissa - 15, 21 , 70, 73

Karg, Kourtney - 14, 92 , 113,199

Karmazin, Chris - 60, 203 , 206

Karmazin, Lauren - 60, 208

Karsting, Ben - 80

Kasik, Paige - 25 , 36, 53, 68,73,92,112,132,152 , 162,163,165,167 , 199, 212

Kasl, Carson - 60

Kataneh, Delaram - -80

Keck, William - 70,110 ,205

Keep, Marjorie - 47 Keese, Zoe - 60

Kehn, Hayden - 60, 204

Keim,Joel-92,161 ,163, 165,182

Kelley, Jackson - 60,205

Kelley, Logan - 80, 169, 203

Kendle, Belle - 19, 70,153, 158

Kennedy, Emily- 106 Kent, Hayli - 80 , 159

Kent, Rayegan - 60, 202

Kercher, Justin - 92, 165

Kerkman, Travis - 29

Ketelhut, Keleigh - 92, 130, 165,182,207

Kettelhake, James - 80

Keys, Garrett - 80

Khanna, Ish - 80,170

Kiani, Madi - 70,157

Kiewra, Samuel - 92,163 , 182,205

Kildare , Hayley - 93

Kildare, Tynan - 93

King, Callie -1 7 , 93

Kingery, Lance - 29, 121

Kirby, Greyson - 93

Kirchner, Ben - 20 , 21, 93 , 163,182

Kitchen, Quade - 70

Kitrell, Nathan - 70,203

Kjeldgaard , Jake - 70,160

Klassen , Kade - 70, 136, 137,205

Klein, Bryson - 60 , 203

Kliment , Cole - 60 , 203

Kliment , Makenna - 15 80 125,198 ' '

Klimpel, Jake - 60

Knapp, Josie - 93

Knecht , Katie - 70, 199

Knapik , Sariah - 70 , 162

Knowl es , Mackenzie - 60, 199

Knuth , Isaiah - 60,206

Knuth, Zaven - 93

Koenig, Alex - 80

Koenig, Br ett - 30

Koerner, Sheldon - 60

Kohel, Madison - 70

Kohler, Elyse - 24 , 25 , 49 , 53,78,81,128,207,212

Kolbo, Alexander - 42, 153, 156

Koll , Hunter - 81

Kongpan , Nitchakarn - 24, 25,81

Korin ek, l>...ndrew - 60

Korn , Jade - 61, 161

Kort e, Caleb - 93

Kraft, Brady - 81

Kramer , Galen - 8 l, 156

Krauel, Cora - 70

Kreik eme1e1 , Elise - 22, 23, 52, 53,81, 83 ,116 ,136, 15f5,160,208

Krieger, Ashley - 81

Krj eger· , Zachary - 81

Krofta, Madison - 81, 171

Kroftn., Taylor 71 , 1 71

K.rc:-g Chrtsti1.1.a - 61

Kr·ueger fadisor - 81,152, 201

Krug,:,1.r· 1 Chevy - 71

Kr,:mm , Connor - 61,203, '206

Kr ;e, An~ia - 61

Krusa, lrsr.e -l 06

Kube1't c:Jo h n ·· 71 , 152, 203,205

K -1bik, Libby - 93

Kubik. Logan - 81

Kuoik., Riley - 81

KugleT·, Gabrieil e - 81

Kuhlm an, Tessa. - 13, 61

Kulek ct , Alexr.nder - 61 , 142

Kumwenda, Tiamika - 41, 6 1

Kunze, Taylor- - 81

Kurt enbach, Jack - 10, 81, 114,135 ,203 ,205

Kurtzer, Taylor - 42 , 61

K u szak,Adam - 61

Kyureghian, Davit - 61

Kyureghian , Sona - 81,153

LLackey, Kimberly - 93

Lahmon, Kali - 81, 153

Lais, Erin - 81

Lam , Tyson - 93,179,182

Lambe,Ava - 71,207

Lambert, Alec - 71

Lamer, John - 71

Langer, Maya - 71

Languis , J ordyn - 81

Lant, Andy - 93, 182

Lapointe , Brandon - 81 , 206

LaPointe, Nikki - 106

Back Row: Coach Kabourek, Coach Hubbell, Coach Llewellyn, Coach Mid, Coach Kolbo

Fifth Row: Taver McManmie, Nick Parks, Nicholas Leybold, Sam Kiewra, Dillon Holz, Brandon Bakenhus, Ryan Salvatori

ourth Row: Corbin Hubbell, Jacob Bernard, Johannes Reim, Justin onverse, Jesse West, Kyle McMichael, Magwire Lott, Jacob Everts

d Row: William Keck, Jack McGowan, Jackson Selig, Austin Gubbels, atthew Guevara, Triston Ford, Sebastian Baillie, A.J. Sipherd, Eric ompson

econd Row: Dallin Cleverly, Noah Miller, Jack Bruner, Lane istensen, Caleb Newburn, Bryan Fitch, Bryce Janes, Mason Ingwersen

First Row:Jackson Kelley, Kyle Allen, Sam McCain, Cam Hruza, Aaron Link, Logan Miller, Tyler Pramberg

Back Row: Coach Welch, Coach Wrenholt, Jordan Janssen, Clay Reimers, Gage Pohlm.eier, Coach Campbell

iddle Row: Jack Kurtenbach, Carson Hartter, Sam ernon, Christian Wilke, Pete Ackerman ex Aldana, Dane O'Dell, Hayden Barrett, Sam Griese!, ath Dak, Micah Wilson, Hunter McPhail

ront Row: Lucas Bolubasz, Drew Dockery, Nate Netz, Connor Riekenberg, Anthony Marfisi, Keaton Johnson

Back Row: John Kubert, Brandon Bakenhus, Jon Wismer, Cole McAllister, Joel Brown, Kade Klassen, oachFox

ront Row: Jordan Stoehr,Jake Thompson,AlexAugust, yan Baxter, Rece Snyder, Alex Hrnicek

Back Row: Nick Backencamp, Colton Jeffrey, Logan Walters, Jackson Brandl, Coach Ebke

Middle Row: Peyton Stoppel, Parker Lentz, Caleb Lentz, arrett Sellon, Braden Sellon, Blake Ingamells

ront Row: Chang Deng, Devin Beckner, Dan Witherby, Bryson Campbell, Thomas Clare

Back Row: Manager Alexa Rea, Manager Mak:y Hoyt, Coach Gonsor, Coach Muthersbaugh., Coach Rutledge, Isaac Odell, Ian Ehrenfried, Simon Nabb, Elliott Alexander, Houston Rettele, Chris Walker, Drake Reinke, Micah Odell, Coach McCurdy, Coach Peterson, Coach Etherton, Manager McKinley Rettele, Manager Amber Squires

d Row: Karl Nelsen, Mason Ingwersen, Dominick Jimenez, len Roth, Grant Toline, Noah Miller, Chase Adams, Aidan olsten, Blake Pieper, Nolan Faden, Caleb Berner, Cade mmerer, Peyton Aipperspach, Jackson Selig

econd Row: Branden Heidbrink, Cole Dutton, Dominick Moser, ey Schmohr, Nik Gruntorad, Connor Krumm, Dallin Cleverly, Braeden Zinsmaster, Jason Lloyd, Trevor Anderson, Matt Roberts, aidell Davis, Zachary Everts, Chris Karmazin

Front Row: Logan Westhafer, Shaemon Erb, Simon Blair, Sam McCain, Corbin Harrington, AJ Muthersbaugh., Nathan Rizek, Jack Christensen, Reed Dickey, Isaiah Knuth, Bailey Hergott, Jerrod Searcey

Laporta,Adam - 61,171

Laporta , Sophia - 93, 157, 164

Larson, Allison - 71,118, 119, 162, 163

Larson, Judy- 102

Larson, Lauren - 93,152, 165,182,207

Latham-Johnson, Savannah - 81

Latoza, Jackson - 71 Lautenschlager, Karl - 31

Lawrence, Reed - 71, 158

Le, David - 93, 203, 204

Leach, Tanner - 81

Leago, Caleb - 81

Lebo, Taylen - 61 Lee, Aiden - 93

Lee, Alan - 31 , 93 , 161 , 163 , 164, 165

Lee, Logan - 6, 45, 52, 82, 93,114,160,161,165, 174,176,178,180,182, 184,186,188,190,192, 196,212

Lee, Ryan - 104,105

Lee, Sunho - 81

Leger, Katie - 71,163, 199

Leggiadro , David - 81 , 204 - Leggiadro , Matthew - 61 , 206

Lemke, Alexandra - 10, 61 , 124, 125, 198

Lentz, Caleb - 61 , 136,203, 206

Lentz, Parker - 61,136, 203,206

Leonard, Jennifer - 71

Leonard, Stephanie - 93

Lewandowski, Elizabeth61, 171

Lewis , Hadley - 7 !

Ley, Brandon - 61

Leybold, Natalie - 71, 199

Leybold, Nicholas - 45, 93, 110,205

Liddy, Eyan - 81

Liddy, Regal - 71

Lierz , Kylie - 81

Lightner , Alexis - 71

Lim, Dallas - 71, 161, 162

Lim, Darrix - 61

Limbach,Jennifer-29

Limbach, Zachary - 23,105

Lin, Jesse - 71, 161, 166

Linafelter , Turner - 14, 1 7 , 36,61,169,171,203

Lincoln, Justin - 71, 163

Lindbeck, Rebecca - 61

Lindell, Moriah - 71

Lindermann, Haley - 16, 32, 93,155,164

Lindgren, Makenna - 71

Link,Aaron - 93,111,163, 165,205

Link, Mckenna - 48, 71 , 126, 127, 199

Linscott, Justine - 71 , 152, 198

Longoria, Taylor - 81

Lopes, Juan - 61

Lorenze, Madalyne - 6 , 71 , 207

Losey, Maven - 93, 163, 165,166,183,209

Lott,Magwire - 81,152, 205

Loudon, Kristen - 48 , 71 , 163

Lowe, Julian - 71, 158

Lowery, Dylan - 81 , 203

Lowery , Griffin - 61

Lu, Leo - 71,154, 170

Luci, Barrett - 81,122,152, 162,204

Luci, Benjamin - 81 Ludwig, Landon - 71 Luethke, Brittney - 61 , 113 , 199

Lulow, Cameron - 22, 94, 183

Lulow, Shelby - 81 Lulow, Sierra - 61 Lynch, David - 61,158,203 Lyon, Colby- 61,156,203 Lyon, Sammi - 71,171 Lyon, Spencer - 71,156

Lyon-Jones , Royal - 94 M

Mabey, Samantha - 71

MacFar lane , Chris 4 7 , 81 Mackenzie, Macey - 61, 133, 208

Maddox, Sydney - 61

Mading , Nyaruach - 61 Mading, Nyarvach - 61

Madsen, Kayla - 61,127, 199

Magee , Bailey - 81 Magee, Justin - 81 Maher-Amunds01;1, Lena94 , 167

Mahlberg , Cade - 81 , 203 Mai,Angel- 50, 71,199

Maiefski, Caitlin - 94, 183 , 200

Maiefski, Tristan - 71 Maier, Jacob - 61 Makinson, Erin - 61, 171 Makovicka, Joshua - 81, 203

Makovicka, Noah- 81,203 Makovicka, Shane - 107 Malone, Kalob - 71 Maloney, Isaiah - 71 Maly, Alexis - 71 Mancinelli, Jackson - 81 Mann, Grace - 94,128, 129,165,183,207

Mapson, Erin - 48, 71,144, 202

Marfisi, Anthony - 71 , 135 , 205

Marsh, Nick - 71 Martin, Miranda - 94, 165 , 183

Martinez, Morella - 209

Back Row: Coach Walls, Coach Rieker, Coach Mueller, Aaron Janike, Alex Wachman, Jackson Rinaker, Peter Jurich

Middle Row: Paul Riley, Dalton Struve, Alex Chmelka, Cole Gamet, Jared Murray, Atticus Muller, Josh Roh ront Row: Matthew Leggiadro, Adam Piro, Logan McPhail, Brandon LaPointe, Grant Baker, Marcus Gaspar, Benjamin Estes

Lippold, Evan - 61

Lippold, Ian - 81, 158

Little, Helen - 71,154,171

Little, Trevin - 21, 91, 93, 155,183

Llewellyn, Dustin - 29

Lloyd, Jason - 61,206

Loewe, Isaac - 61 , 203

Long, John - 71,203

Longoria, Cruz - 71

Layout by Sidney Parks

Martins , Cynthia - 103 Mason, Michael - 15 , 34 , 94,168,170

Masters, Adam - 32, 94

Matheson, Cali - 71

Mathews, Emily - 29

Mattern, Abbie - 37, 94, 1 71

Matthes, Elise - 81 , 130 , 169,207

Matzke, John - 30, 164

Maupin, Lisa - 43, 58

Mayfield, Payton - 61 , 145 , 202,208

Mayne, Ryan - 94

Mayse, Alexis - 95, 124 , 165,183, 198

Mayse, Tauryn - 61

Mc Clure, Rita - 104

Mc Kenzie, Caitlyn - 95

Mcallister, Cole - 71 , 136, 205

Mcbride, Andy - 61

Mcbride , Paul - 81

Mccabe, Jackie - 82 , 162 , 169

McCabe, Jeff - 45

Mccain, Samuel - 61 , 111 , 205,206

Mccleery, Dylan - 95, 183

Mccormick , Mahailah - 61 , 173

Mccoy, Josh - 82

Mccracken , Rhiannon - 61 , 199

Mccuistion, Michael - 105

Mccullough, Brianna - 95, 164

Mccullough, Lauren - 71 , 157,163

McEwen, Emma - 140

Mcgee , Alex - 61 , 203

Mcgowan, Jack - 71,171, 205

Mclaughlin, Dawson - 82 , 203

Mcmanmie, Taver - 82 , 205

Moman us, Madeleine - 82 , 156

Mcmichael, Kyle - 82 , 205

Mcnear, Shayla - 95

Mcphail, Hunter - 22 , 82 , 134,152,205

Mcphail, Logan - 71 , 206

Mehmedbegovic, Benjamin82

Melcher, Dodie - 6 i Melcher, Maudine - 95, 152, 153,161,165,184,202

Mellor, Ethan - 61 , 203 Melton, Sarah - 61, 141, 202

Mendez- Rodriguez, Edwin82

Mendoza, Genny - 106 Mendoza, Jade - 95,120, 200

Menzie , Melanie - 106

Merrill, Christina - 82 , 201 Messineo, Julia - 29, 95 , 165,169,184

Messineo , Sophia - 71

Meter, Cameron - 30

Metzger, William - 45

Meyer, Harmon - 15 , 61

Meyer, Karin - 33

Meyer, Marie - 61

Meyer, Sara - 40 , 82 , 202

Meyer, Scott - 82

Meyers, Matt - 61 , 203

Meyers, Morgan - 95 , 163, 165

Mickells , Peyton - 62 , 112 , 169,199,208

Mickens, Sydney - 1 , 44, 86, 88,92,94,95,104 ,1 05 , 116,131 ,1 36 , 137,141,165,184,207

Middendorf, Galen - 95

Miles , Lance - 82 , 203

Miles , Timothy - 71

Milhon, Riley - 82

Miller, Abby - 71, 166

Miller, Aleah - 62

Miller, Angelica - 72

Miller, Brooklyn~ 62, 159

Miller, Doreen - 106

Miller, Elizabeth - 102

Miller, Ethan - 72

Miller, Jacob - 62

Miller , Joshua - 95, 203

Miller, Julia - 43

Miller , Kaylin - 62,127, 141,199,202

Miller, Kim - 46

Miller, Kylie - 18, 62

Miller , Logan - 62 , 111 , 205

Miller , Maren - 19 , 82

Miller , Noah - 95 , 1 8 4

Miller, N o ah - 82 , 1 11 , 1 65 , 205 ,2 06

Mill s , To rsten - 6 2

Min c how , And rew - 4 2, 62, 2 0 3

Mirat sky , Katherine - 7 2

Mise ga d is, Emma. - 82, 1 71

Mi se gadis, Jack - 82, 1 71

Mi s hra, Shruti - 72, 1 63

Mitike, Ange l - 95 , 1 6 5

Mitt e n, Ethan - 82

Mob ley Comers , Mc k enzye6 2

Mohney, Natali e - 62

Molnar E li zabet h • 72

Molnar, Hen r y - 1 5, 9 5 , 161,163 , 16 5, 1 8 4

Monismith, A lyse - 62

Monroe , Br enda - 32

Monr o e , Susa n - l U6 , J 07

M o nson , Luke - 62

Montagu e , Cora~ea, - 62

Mo n t a gue, 'hm - 95

Mon t ey, ,Jacob 62

M oo re , rara - 2 8

Mor a l e s B r i seno, De i ssy - 6 2

:Mo r2Jer, , Trevyr - 62

Mor gan, Cha'.:1es ·· 2 9

M organ , Erin 35, 62, 1 2 5 , ]98

M or gan , Nic-J,::, las - 32

Mo rris, C;:-1,ro l - ~-S2

Morri s, Cblo e - 72

Mo rris, D avid - 22 , 2 3, 95

Mo rriso n, K at, ie - 39, 8 2, 168

Mor ri.so n -Juenge J,, Andy- 72

Mo r r J. ss ey, Am anda - 8 2, 155

Mo seley , J ay - 9 5

Mos e r , Do minick - 72, 2 06

Mosima n , M arisa - 72

Mos s , Patr ick - 7 2

Mouse l, Isaa c - 6 2 , 116 , 203

Mo u sel, John - 6 2, 203

Moy, Camryn - 82 , 171

Moyer, Alexis - 82

Muehling, Justin - 152, 163,164,165,184,209

Mueller , Madison - 72,126, 199

Mueller, Rianna - 62, 202

Muller, Atticus - 72,153, 203,206

Muma, Madison - 62,113, 199

Munger, Bennet - 72

Back Row: Molly Antonson , Peyton Bell, McKaylee True, Madeline Regan, Samantha Washington

hird Row: Brooke Nelson, Lauren Larson, Ava Lambe

econd Row: Kellyn Vuchetich, Grace Mann, Lacey Jessen

ront Row: Megan Jones, Sophia Bolubasz, Sydnie Stilley, Sasha Hoxie, Elyse Kohler

Back Row: Haidan O'Keefe, Keleigh Ketelhut, Nina Hind, Emily Breit, Skye Hannasch

d Row: Grace Whitmer, Sydney Mickens, Karoline

enn, Marissa Hawkins

econd Row: Maddie Tolly, Taylor Bisesi, Claire Munger

ront Row: Katie Josiah, Nicole Selzer, Abby Stauffer, Katie Vyskocil

Back Row: Faith Irvine, Grace Riedman, Camryn O'Dell, Olivia Wells, Annelise Christen

iddle Row: Morgan Dickey, Alta Pryce, Maddy Lorenze, riscilla Hutchison, Elise Matthes, Olivia Johnson

ront Row: Ella Johnson, Bailey Harrington, Peyton Potratz

Back Row: Maky Hoyt, Drue Bower, Kiley

Conway, McKinley Rettele, Kierstin Foote

Middle Row: Emma Gonzales, Alexa Rea, Emma Kate obig

ront Row: Ashley Hrnicek, Maddie Cave, Abbie Hrnicek

Back Row: Lauren Karmazin, Taryn

Hoham, Kobe Brown, Erin Eilers, Ella Christensen

Middle Row: Macey MacKenzie, Peytie Mickens, Sydney Fitzgerald, Olivia Glenn

ront Row: Mackenzy Ehlers, Kassi Bruguera, Payton Mayfield

Munger, Claire - 95, 184, 207

Munger, Jack - 72

Munnis, James - 82,169, 203

Munroe, Brenda - 32

Munroe, Nicole - 82, 202

Munroe, Olivia - 72, 139, 164,201

Munson,Anthony- 82

Murphy, Kristin - 103

Murray, Jared - 72,142, 206

Muslic, Ema - 95,160,161

Muslic, Naila - 95, 160, 161, 164

Muthersbaugh, A.j. - 62, 203,206

Mutz, Hunter - 62,117,203

Nabb, Simon - 72, 206 N ahorny, Angelina - 62

Napolitano, Catherine - 21, 39,42~52,95,152,161,163, 165,184

Nass, Ziad - 62

Neemann,Adam - 95,185, 203

• Neemann,Aleigha - 38, 39, 53,95,152,169,185

Neemann, Luke - 62,203

Neighbors, Emily - 72

Nelsen, Karl - 95,146,147, 206

Nelson, Alex - 95, 121, 185, 200

Nelson, Brooke - 14, 16, 95, 129,185,207

Nelson, Carter - 82

Nelson, Emma - 82, 125, J.98

Nelson, Janssen - 72 Nelson, Laurel - 44, 62

Netz, Nathan - 16, 20, 21, 95,134,155,169,185, 203,205

Newburn, Caleb - 82,111, 205

Ngoh, Darling - 72

Ngu, Nicholas - 72

Nguyen, James - 62

Nguyen, John - 72

Nicholas, Lea - 82

Nichols, Anne - 43

Nielsen, Felicity - 38, 72 Niemeyer, Lauren - 95, 185 Nitzel, Seth - 95, 185 Nitzsche, Emily - 72

Noble, Todd - 30

Nore, Gage - 62

Norton, Rachel - 15, 41, 96, 152,165,171

Norton,Rebecca- 96,165, 171

Norval, Sheaah - 72

Nothnagel, Jaylynn - 62, 164

Novosad, Julia - 82

Nuam, Mary - 72

O'dell, Camryn - 72, 130

O'dell, Dane - 82,135,155, 205 O'keefe, Haidan - 91, 96, 152,165,186,207

O'keefe, Kaitlin - 62

Layout by Sidney Parks

O'neal, Makenna - 72

O'neill, Emily- 72,164

0 'neill, Jessica - 62

O'neill, Luke - 96,186,203

Obert, Gracie - 72

Obert, Kim - 106

Ochsner, Riley - 7 2

Odell, Isaac - 45, 96,146, 152,206

Odell, Micah - 72, 206

Ogden, Mollie - 96

Ohlrich, Maisie - 62 , 199

Ohnoutka, Peyton - 72,164, 198

Olderbak, Kassy - 82 Olds, Jared - 82 Oliver, Baylie - 72,139, 201

Olsen, Rose - 96 Olsen, Savannah - 62

Olson, Alexa - 82

Olson, Leah - 62

Olson, Molly - 62 , 198

Olson, Scott - 21, 96, 165, 186,203

Oltman,Austin - 37, 96, 171,186

Oltman, Gage - 62,171

Omerovic, Kisa - 14, 7 2

Opp, Esme - 96

Orlov,Anna - 82

Osorio, Alyssa - 96

Osorio , Zion - 8 , 62

Ostrander, Reagan - 72, 169

Ott, Allie - 96,139,186, 201

Otto, Alex - 72, 158

Owen, Kasiya - 96, 148, 154 p

Pacza, Tripp - 62

Padilla, Braulio - 72 Palmer, Lyndora - 32

Parajuli, Barsha - 62

Parks, Nicholas - 62, llO, 205

Parks, Sidney - 2 , 4 , 19 , 24, 26,31,38,46,47,52,54, 70,74,76,80,96,108,lll, 113,132,144,145,150, 152,153,161,165,168, 172,186,206,208,210

Patel, Mira - 72,139,201

Patel, Raina - 7 2

Patel, Ryan - 62

Patterson, Nathan - 96,161

Paugels , Jena - 82

Paz, Olivia - 72, 171

Pearson, Kali - 96, 186

Pecenka , helby - 62

Peck, Brooke - 82 , 162 Pelan, Jessica - 62

Pella, Samuel - 37, 82

Peltz, Morgan - 14, 72,202

Penn, Davis - 62

Penn, Ethan - 96,170,186

Perales, Robert - 104, 105 Percell, Hyacinth - 96

Perez, Alexandra - 210

Perez, Andrew - 62

Perez, Olivia - 7 2 , 149 , 200

Perkey, Aaron - 1 70

Perry, Dylan - 82, 1 70

Petelle, Lucas - 82

Peter , Trevor - 82

Peters, Airiauna - 72

Peters, Jordan - 96

Petersen, Jenna_ 72,200

Petersen, Jodi 103

Petersen, Lynn - 29

Petersen, Sydni - 12 53 62,102,103,141,i46: 147,166,212

Peterson, Alexis - 62

Peterson, Blake - 96 , 16 5

Peterson, Chase - 72

Peterson, Tatreanna _ 7 2

Petty, Alex - 7 , 62

Petty, Jessica - 16 , 1 7 , 33 , 40 , 41,52,96,106,107,119 152,165,174 , 176 , 178, 180,182,184,186 , 187 , 188,190,192,194 , 196

Pfeifer, Mercedes - 62

Pham, Brendan - 41 , -82

Phillips, Bryce - 15, 62 , 203

Pieper , Abby - 47 , 96

Pieper , Blake - 62 , 206

Piepho, John - 96 , 203

Pietzyk, Jacob - 62 , 158

Pillow, Latrice - 62 , 202

Piontek , Kyle - 96

Piro, Adam - 62, 203 , 206

Plock, Shelby - 97,187

Plourd- Barnhardt, Xande r _ 82

Plucknett, Emma - 72

Podawiltz, Alexandria - 97

Podawiltz, Zacariah - 72

Poe, Alex - 97

Pohlmeier , Gage - 72 , 205

Pokorny-Foster , Jordyn - 7 2

Polson, Haleigh - 82 153 158 ' '

Polzin , Alex - 63

Ponte, Galina - 82

Poore, Charlie - 63

Popp-Mccoy, Hayley -7 2

Porter, Abigail - 63

Porter, Samuel - 63, 203

Potratz, Peyton - 72 7 3 207 ' '

Potter, Diamond - 21 O

Potter, Logan - 72

Poulosky, Connor - 82

Powers , Ashlee - 82

Powers, Jacob - 63

Powers, Jessica - 7 2

Powers, Josh - 21 97 148 149,163,165:20~ '

Prai, Kayla - 82, 200

Pramberg, Tyler - 72 11 O 111,205 ' '

Premer, Tyler - 83

Prichard, Dennis - 29 138 201 ' '

Priest, Alexis - 83

Protopopov , Jacob - 83

Provost, Sophie - 63 132 133 ' '

Pryce, Alta - 18, 19, 28 , 29 , 30,83,120 , 124,125, 126,127,199,207,212

Puente , Benjamin - 63 123 204 ' '

Puls , Jack - 73,203

QQuade, Colin - 83

Quade, Kristi - 106, 107

Qudus, Sara - 15 24 34 35,43,44,53,94,97,' 136,138,139,152,160, 161,163,165,212

Qudus , Su san - 7 3 1 52

161 , 162 , 163 '

Quintos Tap i a , Aramara _ 83

Quir ing , Lara - 83 , 157,164

RRafiqu e , K on pal _ 8 3

Ra m el, Juliann_ 1 03

Ramirez , Ser e na - 83

R andall, Br e nnan - 9 97 18 7 ' '

R a n d all, B ritani e _ 7 3

R a ndall, Cavion _ 8 3 , 203

R athe , Liz - 63

Rathman, Brock - 6 , 21, 97 , 155,187

R athman, Clay - 21 , 97, 155, 16 5 , 18 7

Rau,Aaditya - 7 3 163 166 , 168 , 204 '

Rau , Sydney- 8 3

Ray , Patr i c k - 3 3 , 97, 16 4 , 1 8 7

Rea, Alexa - 6 3, 20 6 , 20 8

Rector , Ke ls o n - 83 , 1 7 l

Rec t or , Madalyne _ 15 g 7 162,187 , '

Reddy, Sup riya - 97 152

16 5,1 6 6,168,187 '

Reed , Ju stin - 63, 203

Rees e- N ewq uist , Christian83

Re gan , Maddie - 97 , 129. 165,207 •

R egi er , Hayden - 63

R ei c h e nbach, Holley _ 83

R e id, Ethan - 15 , 9 7 , 122, 204

R e if Swope , LUa - 63

R e ifschneider, Erich _ 8 3

Reifschne ide r , Will - 35 97

Reim , Johannes - 25 83 111,205 ' '

Reimers, Clay - 11 2 1 22 9?' , 134,205 ' '

Reiners, Jenna - 63, 1 71

Reine r s, Sy dney - 97,187

Reinert, Max - 2 3 , 73

Re i nke , Dra1rn - 7 3 203 20 6 ' '

R einmiller, Whitn e y - 6 3

Renard , Nathan - 63

Re ntfro, Elizab e th - 14 20 21, 97, 1 6 9 , 188 , '

Ret hmei e r , Cos e tte - 83

Rettele , H o u s t on - 8 3 , 206

R e ttele , M ck inley - 7 3 , 2 06

Reynold s , Iz zi - 63

Rezac , Logan - 97 , 163

Rhodes, Natali e - 83 , 159

Ri c hards , An - 83 , 202

Richards, Angharad - 83

R ichardson , Ant hony - 63

R ichardson, Ea r l - 63 , 203

Richar ds on , Kaden - 7 3

Rickert, Sam - 38 , 48

Rickett, Steven - 97

Riddle , Ali so n - 83 , 1 52

Riedman, Grace - 83 130 207 ' '

R iekenb er g, Co nn o r - 63, 11 7 , 1 35 , 20 3 , 20 5

R i e kenberg, K ayl ee - 39 , 97, 188

R i e n, Al e x - 73

Rie th o ven, Gwynnivere - 73

R il e tt, Sam - 83 , 163

Riley, Paul - 63 , 203 , 206

Rinaker , Ian - 63

- 29, 8 as - 73 153

8 '

R it chi Lydia _ 63

Ri zek , N an - 6 3 , 146 14 7 203,206

Roac , Caeli - 63

Robbin s , Sav anna _ 8

R obe r t s, Ca s sie - 48 1 52 , 153 , 202 '

Rob e rts, Dale - 1

Rob e rt s , JacobRobe r t s, Matthew206

Robert so n, Jo s h _ 64

Robe rtson, er _ 64

Robinson, Treven - 97 , 209

Rock, Cec ilia - 64 , 200

Rodri guez Hernandez An g eles - 64 '

Roe, Ja den - 73, 203

Roeder, Jar rett - 84

Roehm a n, Par ri s - 7 3

Ro e hrman, P ar r i s - 7 3

Ro h, Alli- 51 7 3 138 1 39 ,1 6 4: 20 1 '

Ro h, Joshua - 48 , 8 4,1 42 , 1 4 3,152,153, 156,164

Ro h , Kaitlin - 50 51 97

13 9 , 156 , 164 : 2oi '

Roh , Linda - 30 156 201 202 ' ' '

Rom er o , Kµ' ra - 64

Ronchet to , Kadin - 97

Rop e r, Des tcy - 84

Rope r , Rach el - 97

Roseliu s , Ellie - 64 198

Rosenb e r g e r, J ame ~ - 28 , 1 60

Rosenberry, Ruby - 43 , 167

Ross Ziem e lis , Samara - 7 3 1 09 '

R oth, Kale n - 84, 206

Rouamba, Regis - 73

Rouse,Abb i-7 3 , 145,202

Rouse,Lexi- 73 , 112,199

Rowen , Jac k - 84 170

Royer , Winter1 64

Royster, Jam es - 7 3

R ugh, J ack son - 84

R ugh, Savannah - 64

Ruhl, Mckenna - 73

Russell, Dev on - 74

Rutle d g e , Jeff - 44

Ryan , Car s on - 97

Ryter, We s ton - 84

Sabatka, Lizzy - 97, 209

Sailer , Br ooke - 64

Sala, Dom - 97

Salisbury, Anna - 7 4

Salvat o ri, Ryan - 98 11 O 205 ' '

Sal zman , Alex - 45 , 98

Salz m an, Matt - 64

Sanch e z, Noah - 64

Sanders , Chloe - 7 4

Sanders , Rylan - 7 4 , 203

Sandin , Karis - 64 , 199

Sankey , Regan - 74,118, 138 , 201

Sansonetti, Alice - 84 , 162

25, , 98,

Schneider, Nicklas - 5 0, 51 , 84

Schoening, Jacob - 19, 84, 152

Scholl, Sarah - 98

Schommer, Amy - 30, 31

Schonewise, Anna -7 4

Schroder, Jaxson - 84, 203

Schroeder, Kayla - 30 , 31

Schroeder, Stephanie - 23 , 84,139,201

Schulte, Hunter - 84

Schuttler, Bohen - 45 , 98

Schweitzer, Alex -7 4, 1 71

Schweitzer, Jarrett - 74

SchWinck,Alyssa - 64,158

SchWinck,Jarod- 74 1 158, 163, 164

Searcey, Jerrod - 7 4 , 203 , 206

Sears, Libby - 64, 127, 158, 199

Sears, Mya - 74,161,171, 199

Sedlachek, Taylore - 64

Seizys , Haleigh - 1 7 , 98 , 124,125,152,165,188, 198

Seizys , Hann ah - 7 4, 140 , 202

Self, Camryn - 13, 74, 199

Se lf, Shelly -1 9 , 48

Se l" , Jackson - 84, 205, 2 6

ett - 64,136, 3,206

raden - 64, 203 , 206 - 98,152 , 7

Sherid a; Ken z

Shib a; Georg - 64

Shillin Bryan 98

Sh ostrom , E • ee - 14 , 22 , 23, 46,98,1 ,157, 161, 165,1 88

Showers, Conn or - 84

Shubert, Austin - 64

Shultz, Audrey - 74

Sibley , Richard - 32

Sie mek, Parker - 98

Simmons, Brandon - 64

Simmons , Devon - 64

Sip herd ,A.j. - 74,205

• her d, Logan - 84, 203

S s, Madison - 74, 200

Skir Sam - 64, 155, 167

Sledd e , Quin - 13, 64, 159

Smith, Andr ew - 84, 154

Smith, Carly - 4 2, 50, 51, 53,55,58,98,11 7,120, 124,125,138,139,151, 165,189,200,201,212

Smith, Joshua - 98

Smith, Lariah - 98

Smith, Leland -7 4

Smith, Olivia - 74,140, 152,199,202

Smith, Parker - 64

Smith, Sydnie - 84

Snavely, David - 98, 189

Snodgrass , Holden - 84, 203

Snook, Bo - 74

Snow, Clarissa - 16, 17, 28, 34,37,53,84,132,142, 133, 159, 166

Snyder, Garrett - 22, 98

Snyder, Mandy -7 4

Snyder, Megan - 74,162, 198

Snyder, Rece - 22, 74,137, 205

Sobotka, Madison -7 4, 113, 153,199

Soldatke, Megan - 35, 64

Soltero-Evasco, Rebecca - 43

Soltys, Avery - 84,152, 162

Somers , I e ek - 7 4

Sonday, Kaitlin - 84

Song, Jooeun - 48, 84,163

Sorensen, Je remy - 64, 203

Soto , avid - 64

Soto, e - 74,203

Sp , Julia - 64

Spee , Jordan - 98

Sp e er , J aidyn - 64

Spen e , Josh - 45, 98, 104, 105 roline - 8 , 16 , ,16 5 189, 30 - 155 - 64

Stangl, Kassandra - 84

Stanley, Chase -7 4 , 203

Staples-Farmer, Sarah - 28, 163

Star kel, Michael -7 4

Startzer, Caroline - 84, 118 , 119

Staswick, Elizabeth - 28

Stauffer, Abby - 98, 189, 207

Stefanski, Skyler - 84

Steffensmeier, Benjamin48,98,165

Stephenson,Anna - 64,126, 127,199

Stephenson, David - 84

Stevens, Kalena - 98

Stewart, Wesley - 99

Stilley, Sydnie - 99, 189, 207

Stippick, Tom - 107

Stock, Jacob - 99, 115, 203

Stock, Jeremy - 64,122, 204

Stoebner, Andy - 107

Stoehr, Christopher -1 7 , 99 , 122,152,165,189,204

Stoehr, Jordan - 11, 74, 122,136,152,204,205

Stollar , Cody - 84

Stollar, Randy - 107

Stolte, Miles - 84, 155

Stone, Cameron - 7 4

Stoner, Eliot - 74,203

Stoppel, Peyton - 64 , 203 , 206

Storer, Jessica - 99, 165

Stoyan, Igor - 64

Straight , Donna - 105

Strasheim, Steven - 64

Strickland, Erik - 7 4

Struve, Da].t,on - 84 1 206

Struve, Riley - 64, 199

Stubbendeck, Andrew - 64, 203

Stuefer , Andrea -7 4

Stuefer, Kailey - 44, 99, 132,133

Stull, Will - 99, 189, 203

Stumpff, Taylor - 74, 169

Sumpter, Ransom - 84

Svoboda, Callie - 74,120, 200

Swanson, Chace - 15, 74, 120,200

Swanson, Gabe - 84

Swanson, Payton - 84, 120, 200

Swartz, Jacob - 64,203

Sweeney, Aid en - 7 4

SWinehart, Stephen - 28

Swisher, Shylee - 64, 148 , 149

Syslo , Caitlyn - 99

Szwanek, Garrett - 84

TTalat, Rouj - 99

Tamanaha, Kayla - 74,157

Tan, Lance - 74

Taylor, Alaura - 74

Taylor, Sabian - 84 , 203

Taylor, Sanaya - 23 , 64 Teeters , Alexander - 65 Tenhumberg, Serena - 85 Terrano, Gavin - 49, 85 Terrano, Kylee - 65 Texley, Linda - 43

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Thacker, Abigail - 51 , 99 , 125,156,164,198

Thacker, Christiana - 7 4 , 124,152,198,202

Thau, Nikol - 65

Theysohn, Samuel - 100 Thies, Lauren - 85, 152

Thomas , Alexis - 100 Thomas, Quinton - 40, 210 127, 130, 199

Thomas, Ryley -1 , 25, 29 ,52, 96,100,102,103,121,125, 127,130

140,143,144,145,152, 160,161,165,169,189,199

Thompson, Daniel - 16, 100, 163,164,165,166,190 Thompson,Eric - 74,163, 205

Thompson, Jake - 75,137, 205 Thompson, Kyle - 31 Thompson, Turner - 18, 65, 163

Thompson, Tyeisha - 65 , 126,199,202

Thompson-Pollard, Janessa6,14,32,40,41,50,53, 58,85,110,148,158, 161,170

Thorpe, Tom - 48

Thrasher-Johnson, Sidney65,203

Titus,Jamie - 15,49, 100, 165,171

Toalson,Ben- 6,100,169, 190

Tobgyal, Tshering - 100 Toews , Tanner - 100 Toews, Tyler - 100 Toline,Grant-23,75,206 Toline , Shelby - 100 Tolly, Maddie - 15,100, 145,190,202,207 Toomey, Kelsey - 75, 155, 164,201 Toreal, Fanda - 65,159 Torres, Luselena - 75 Townsend, Bella - 65 Townsend, James -7 5 Townsend, Meghan - 91 , 100 Tran, Dennis - 7 5 Tran, Dylan - 65 Tran, Jenny- 100 Tran, Paul - 85 Trotter, Estelle - 85 Troy, Tara - 33, 102 Troyer, Lydia - 85,139,201 True, McKaylee -1 7, 75, 128,129,207

Trumble , Peggy - 46 , 15 7 Tucker, Chase - 75,116, 203

Tucker, Trenton - 65 , 116, 203

Tucker-Williams,Abby - 75 Tuckerman, Jenna - 18, 21, 85,168 Turgeon, Tanner - 65 Turner, John - 32 Turner, Lauren - 65 u

Uher, Chase - 75, 160, 203 Underwood, Max - 100 Utter, Alexa - 85

Vaggalis , Sarah - 28, 128

Valenta,Jaxsen -19,41, 75

Valenta, Ryan - 7 5

Valley , Morgan - 65

Van Bibber, Hanna - 7, 85, 162 , 163, 169, 198

Van Meter, Karlie - 65, 140, 141,169,202

Vandehoef, Erin - 75, 161

Vandewege , Connor - 65, 122,123,152,204

Vandewege, Makinzie - 10, 22,48,53,90 ,100,119, 122,123,124 ,13 8 ,13~, 152,154,164,165,19 0, 198,212

Vandyken, Levi - 75,203

Velder, Alexandria - 65

Velder, Tucker - 100

Vergara, Destiny - 85, 162

Vernon,Sam-65 , 116, 135,203,205

Vifquain, Jamie - 75

Villalobos, Savea - 14 , 75

Vinkenberg, Katie - 23 , 100 Vinkenberg, Sabrina - 15 , 75

Vogt, Jared - 85, 203

Volquardsen, Mckenna - 85, 139,198,201

Von Busch, Kaleb - 65, 203

Voss,Andrew- 75

Vossler, Alicia - 31

Vuchetich, Kellyn - 21 , 39 , 91,100,190,20 7

Vuong, Austin -7 5

Vuu, Brian - 37, 48 , 171

Vyskocil, Katie - 10 , 19, 44 , 51,53,94,100 , 110 ,190 , 207,212

Wachman, Alex - 75 ,203 , 206

Wagaman, Gage - 65,2 0 3

Wakefield, Jordan - 100 , 190,203

Walker, Alicia - 85

Walker , Brenden - 75 , 16 7

Walker, Christophe r - 85 , 206

Walker, Elizabeth - 75

Walkup,Nicole -105, 198

Wallace,Alex - 100,20 3 Walter, Devon - 50 , 75 Walters, Carson - 85, 203 Walters, Logan - 65, 203 , 206

Wang, Jennifer - 112,16 2 , 168,210

Warner, Noah - 75, 203

Warren, Timmy- 65

Warrick, Shealyn - 65 , 171

Warrick, Shelby - 85, 1 71

Washington, Samantha - 39, 100, 190, 207

Watermeier, Camryn -7 5

Watermeier, Ethan - 75,203

Watermeier, Jared - 75, 203

Watkins, Nicholas - 32

Watkins, Terri - 32

Watson, Christ ian -7 5

Watson, Novelyn - 85, 198

Watton, Jacob - 65

Waybright, Jace - 36, 100, 152,163,165,166,168

Weakly, Claire - 85

Weakly, Megan - 75, 158

Weaver, Darveon - 85

Weaver, Zach - 91 , 100

Weber, Benjamin - 75 ,1 57, 163 , 168

Weber, Hope - 50, 75, 156

Weber, Madison - 100

Weber, Rachel- · 75, 121, 139,200,201

Weinmaster , Elizabeth - 100 , • 191

Welch, Ashleigh - 65, 121, 200

Welch, Blake - 65

Welchoff, Bailey - 65

Welchoff, Brooke - 100

Weller, Kayla - 75,125, 152,198

Wells, Olivia - 12, 85 , 130, 162,207

We ndt, Bry ce - 65

Wenge r·, ,Jo shu a - 85,123, 20 4

We~·tz, Ker'll n - 7 5 , 170

W est, J e ssP - 7 5, 110 , 205

Westhafer, T,oga,n - 7 5 , 206

WeyEr.'j. Alex 75, 203

Wheekr, Be n j am i n - 32

·wbipple, Darb y - 85, 158

\Vniston, Tsabe lla - 65

Vf11ite, ac:rdan - 85

White. Nfd.}, 85 , 11 4 , 152, 203

W}15r-e. WHlif:l.m - 65

'ft:Ltt.r·rnot,, JustLn - 31

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1 1. , r ; . 1 e,J 1 c,d , 203

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VJ i t1 ·,1or1 - 1 0 1

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',-V' nrr, , rinat.t - 50, 51, 1r I i-:,, , .T ·:, - fi5

vr1L1b ·, d' 'f'..Y - 2 9 ,101, J4~ ~~,lA~,1 9 :, 202

Vli.enr.:.\fP:', 'l'l·ist en - 101 \\1:lege , Gra:;e - 75

Vfogert Isabella - 101

Nielanct, T:::enton - 65

W1er1.er , Bre nda - 105

Wiem er, c:Jaxs on - 65

Wil d, cJ osh - 101, 165, 191 Wilke , ABa - 65

Wilk e Christian - 42, 75, i36 , 203,205

Wilken, Chance - 85

Wilkins, Griffin - 65

Wilk ins, Miles - 18, 21, 37, 8 5,16 1,163,165

Williams, Joshua - 75, 171

Williams , Mackenzie - 101

Williams , Mason - 85 , 122 , 123,204

Williams , Reilly - 21 , 85 , 159

Williams, Samantha - 65

Williams , Tylyn - 32

Williamson, Drake - 65

Williamson, Zoe - 65

Wilson, Emma - 75

Wilson, Halie - 101, 191

Wilson, Jasmine - 65,127, 199

Wilson, Maggie - 50, 51 , 85, • 138,139,201

Wilson, Matthew - 49 , 101 , 155,191

Wilson, Micah - 85,115, 135,169,203,205

Wilson, Molly - 85 , 200 • Wilson, Will - 85

Wilson-Dunning , Diane103

Windle, Zoe - 10, 3~, 51, 101,163,164,165,191

Winterbauer, Jennifer - 104

Winterbauer, Sarah - 65

Wirth, Olivia - 38, 65 , 159, 169

Wismer, Deb - 106

Wismer, Jon - 6, 65, 203, 205 Wismer, Sam - 85

Witherby, Daniel - 15 , 65 , 137,203,206

Witter, Corinne - 101 , 164

Wobig, Emma- 6, 75,208

Wolf, Emily- 15,101,198 Woodruff, Brett - 85 Woody, Ellie - 75

Wooten, Micaiah - 7 5

Workman, Makenzie - 65, 126,1 99

Workman, Miranda - 8 , 43, 53,94,101,124,126, 127,138,152,15 6,157, 165,191,212

Worley, Jada - 18, 39, 101, 191, ~192

Wozny, Jacob - 75,203 Wright, Derek - 101, 192 Wright, Emmaly- 101,192 Wright, Joseph - 65 Wright, Kelsey - 65 , 132, 199

Wright, Taya - 99,101,192 Wudel, Emma - 65 Wudel, Max - 75,169,203 Wurm, Mitch - 75 X

Xu, Crystal - 65,162, 164, 199 Xu, Wenli - 43, 154 y

Yager, Caitlyn - 65, 112, 199

Yamada, Chihiro - 24, 25, 85 Yates, Pierce - 65, 203

Yoder, Noah - 43, 75 Young, Colby- 65 z

Zalman, Currey - 85 , 152 , 153,155,203

Zanga , Tanner - 65

Zeng,Alicia - 21, 31, 85, 152

Zhang, Isaac - 65 , 164 Zhu,Andy- 85,161, 166 Zhu,Enya-65,152,166 Zieg,Ava - 9, 85,160,162

Zillig, Janet - 44, 158

Zimmerman, Abby - 28 Zimmerman, Jeremiah - 65

Zingler , Brenda - 33

Zinsmaster, Braeden - 65 , 206

Zinsmaster, Tyler - 101, 167_

Zitek, Max - 16, 101,165, 169,192

Zoller, Emma - 101

Not Pictured

Freshmen

.leervace Degbedii

Bennv Dong

Susan Esquivel

.lack Hughes

Nashwan Khudidah

Alan Leal Perez

Karissa Olderbak

Alexandra Perez

Diamond Potter

Emilee Schilke

Alexandru Stoica

.lonah Sullivan

Quinton Thomas

TV'rieg Thompson

Isabella Villalobos

Sebastian Walden

Jennifer Wang

SoDhomores

Morrie Sudler

.lordvn Carter•Pierce

Alvssa DeBoer

Alissa Demuth

Pennv Elliott

Rafael Garcia

Brianna Gasper

Brianna Lammie

Renstina Lewis

Brvce Lowe

.loshua McEwen

.luniors

Rvan Burt

Morgan Funkhouser

Tavlor Green, Daiuer Havnes

Madilvn Little

Rilev Stevens

Caden Stroemer

Cameron Svendgard

.lustin Svoboda

Marcos Villela

Seniors

.lacob Bullerman

Brittanv Daughertv

Nickoli Graff

Hannah .luhl

Shane Laswell

Morelia Martinez

Treven Robinson

Lizzv Sabatka

Zane Saunders

Kvel Sillman

NakVta womack

Logan Fitch

Logan Lee

Aleigha Neeman

Carly Smith Makinzie

Vandewege

Sydni Petersen

Alana Sesow

AlexGanea

Sasha Hoxie

Paige Kasik

Ryley Thomas

Jessica Petty

Elyse Kohler

Isabelle Brundieck

Catherine Napolitano

Janessa ThompsonPollard

Sara Qudus

Alta Pryce

Dickey

Miranda Workman

Clarissa Snow

Katie Vyskocil

Sidney Parks

Katie Josiah • Sydney Mickens

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