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Reagan Ostrander , 12

minut e s to put my make-up on and five for the rest of the outfit. "

mom ha d a vintage cl o thing st o re , so about 10 minutes. "

OLE G AMET, 11 "A week. "

Kathy Le , 10, Priscilla Hutchison, 12, and Espen Avenson , 10, pass with flying colors. The group jumped into spirit week with full force

Noah Sanchez, 11 , Matthev'( Duhs, 11 , Kelsey Toomey , 12, Emory Anderson, 11 , and Cole Gamet , 11 , transport us th rough the eras in time warp day

Tropical Da 11•ea---

cassie Roberts,1 2 , Logan Vande Hoef, 10, Emily Dresbach,12, Al li son Larson , 12, Grace A k ins, 9 , keep it coo l wi th

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Disney Day

On the mag ical da y Carlee Sprackling , 11 , Olivia G lenn, 11, Peyton Mickells , 11 , Hal e y Sprackling , 9 , El issa M ill er, 10, and Chloe Sanders, 12, stri ke a pose in their Disney ou t f it s

boxes this week like large costumes so underneath the outfits, I wore clothes that related to it so I would still be the character , and then I would usually have someone help me ta ke it on and off."

Spartan Pride Day

Micah Friesen, 11 , Joe l B ierbower, 9 , Elizabeth Jurich, 11, Makenna Lindgren, 12, and Reagan Ostrander, 12, suit up in Spartan blue Each student was dressed and ready for the homecom ing game that evening

Emma W ob ig

Allison Ha rri ng to n, 12

Let's Get Tropical

The crowd was roaring when the Spartans scored their seco~d touchdown against Lincoln Northeast. Seniors- Adam Carmack , Jake Thompson , Bailey Hergott , and Micah Odell stood front row at the homecoming game. When the Spartans conquered the Rockets, the student section could not contain their excitement. "Ale x Hrnicek is an animal ," said Carmack, 12 .

Tears

of

Joy

Mother and daughter have a nding • queen, embraced her front of her after announced q expecting to w n CDn was not going to be disappoin ed in losing, instead happy f r

udent sect ion, Turner

Shake it 'till you make it. Bevan Ha y es, 11 , Garrett Jurgens, 11 , Southwest student , Robert Comstoc k, 11 , and take to the dance floor to show off their moves Hayes followed tradition and removed her shoes

OF WORK, STUDY, OR FRIENDS DO YOU PRIORITIZE?

QUIN SLEDDENS, 11: "Friends, because they provide a much needed break from wor k and studying. We always have fun when we 're together ."

QUINTON THOMAS, 11: "I would say friends, because I love them so much We 're just a great group of fr iends We all mesh well. ''.

EMILY NITZSCHE, 11: "Definitely friends , because they are a lot of fun to be around. I just love them. "

F V TE PLACE TO GET COFFEE?

QUIN SLEDDENS ,11: "Location by Khalid , but I would also like to point out that it is actually Allstar by Smash Mouth, because that is a masterpiece given to the world. "

QUINTON THOMAS, 11: Praying by Ke$ha and folk music (Bob Dylan)

EMILY NITZSCHE, 11: I love to listen to Chanel by Frank Ocean , honestly anything by Frank Ocean , but my go to gu ilty ple?sure is country music.

What percentage of your shopping is done at goodwill? 95%

What do you enjoy most about shopping at goodwill?

Good staple a nd a cce nt p ie ces , va ri e ty o f things f o r such a chea p p rice

What do you look for when

How did you desc ribe your style?

AV A HUNT: Modern and Trendy Casual

AV A MAC KRILL : Trendy Casual

Where d id you shop?

AV A HUNT: : Buckle

AV A MACKRILL: H&M, Target, Plato 's Closet

Why did you dress up?

AV A HUNT: : Dressing up makes me feel good AVA MACKRILL: My clothes help express myself

What were you staple p ieces?

AV A HUNT: Yellow Clothing , Converse AV A MACKRILL : Vans, Scrunchies, Happy Colors

unt a[ld Ava were no eworth y fashionista' 1n • grade class

Pat tern s, Pastel ics

'East was called the ,t coosisted of a, off sweatpmts ad a senior is one of at East wore LWJlty wore a groutfi a week Ohd created shirt a,d two pc!rs o it provided many student to be comfortable while trends.

Jaina Keyes, 10, walked the runway at RAW fashion show wearing a design from Sydney Moore

• Photo taken by Eric David

It Sydney Moore couldn't find a piece of clothing she liked, she just made it. For the young sophomore, fashion was more than just a hobby. Sydney started sewing at age eight and she entered her first fashion show at age 12. Sydney listed the fashion shows in which she had shown her designs, "Raw, Omaha Fashion Week, I'll be showing in New York and Kansas City and then maybe Florida.".

Sydney's experience in fashion provided many of her friends and peers opportunities withir:1 the fashion industry. Jaina Keyes, sophomore, did makeup and hair for Sydney's models as well as walked the runway. Jaina enjoyed this experience and loved how Sydney impacted her community, "Its so cool to see that one of my best friends is inspiring younger people to pursue their dreams and to do what they love."

Herrera Photography

Photo provided by Jaina Keyes

Sy dne y Moore, 10, putt ing the f inal touches on her designs wh ile show ing at RAW fashion show. Photo provided by Sydney Moore

ANONYMOUS STUDENTS TELL THEIR HONEST STORIES

11 Here's what I've learned: coming from middle school to high school is actually quite a big change. At the time, I came to East knowing nobody. I thought high school would be really hard to fit into because I knew nobody and had no idea what to do. I found out that fitting into East is really easy . I got lucky and in every class I had, there were always people who were there to help me. I realized I wasn't the only person who came to East knowing nobody. People are always there to help you, you can always get help. If you're lost, there's always someone there for you. 11

'We were at a volleyball tournament last year and we had played this team four times, and lost to them every single time. We won the first set, and lost the second set and the score of the third was 3-11, them. My coach called a timeout. He said we had to give it everything we had: this is the last game of the tournament, this is the last time we had. We got a kill off the first hit and then we started to build momentum. We kept going, and going, and going. We finally tied it at 11-11. We told ourselves this is it, everything we have right here, and we finished it out and won the game. 11

11 My mom survived the Cambodian Genocide. She came here as a refugee. She lost a lot of her family. It has always been inspiring to me. She came and got an education without speaking English She ·was my age when she came. ''

"I've been bullied pretty much my entire life, I was either too tall or didn't look the way people figured I should look. They said my eyebrows were either too bushy or my face was too pimply. I ended up changing my appearance. I ended up using so much makeup and so much concealer that it changed me. I'd come home bawling. It would be horrible. 11

11 1 remember once," in elementary school, I thought I could walk home on my own. I walked with my friend to their house but deviated from my normal path. I spent an hour and a half walking around the neighborhood until a friend _ who I hadn't seen in a long while came up and asked what I was doing. I told them I didn't know where I was and asked where I should go. Then I got lost again, so my mom had to come find me and take me home. 11 Moral of the story? Get to know people. You never know when you may need their help!

11 Something that I've learned is that if you believe in yourself, and you figure out what you want in life and you focus on that and you believe in it enough, you can do whatever you want. If you work hard towards your goals you can do whatever you want. If the world had more acceptance and love it could just be a happier, better place. 11

A LOVELY NIGHT

Camryn Self , 12, and Turner Linafelter, 11 , had ' A Lovely Nigh t' dancing together at the bail. Singing out to the audience , the pr ince wrapped his arms around his newfound love

Photos by Ellie Roselius

JOVON FOGLE~AN, 12, 1try to think of anything but what is actually going on ."

HELEN LITTLE , 12, "Tech crew mediates before a show , you just have to ride the adrenaline and hope for the best ."

ABBEY FRANKFORTER 12, "For me stage fright hasn't really been an issue, but just knowing that if I mess up that no one will notice, because they haven't seen the show before.'

TATUM SESOW, 12, "Sometimes before performances, I sit down in a quiet space and think abou~ all the things I need to do, just so I have my head on straight ."

SAVANNAH MA YER, 9 "I surrounded myself with a bunch of people I feel comfortable with ."

VICTORIA THOMAS , 10, "I remember that no one else has the music with them looking for my mistakes. So if I ma ke a mistake make it look natural ."

ALEAH MILLER, 11, ·you just can't be afraid to make a mistake."

ERIN MAKINSON, 11, "Preparing enough is the key to success. Memorization definitely helps, because then you can focus more on the tonality and the character of the piece."

You may have seen Anderson around school wearing her incredible anime costumes Anime is a style of Japanese cartoons , that tell epic adventures. Anderson noted what means most to her saying " It allows me to escape reality and become a totally different person." A highlight of her unique interest I" went to Nebraskan over the weekend. " "Barbara Dunklmen, (voice actress)," If you have ever seen Anderson around school you'd know it. The detailed 9nd fun constumes she wears come to life all year with a clear passion for the art.

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escape from reality, and become a total y different person'.

J Key s, Sop omor

' My friends cal me a contortionist and like I guess it's a little super human

Zoe Fredriok,

Junior

\\My arms are really weird"

It's called a double joint, few people have it , and that's probably a good thing. This neat trick is a unique trait that allows for people to extent their arms beyond the usual 180 degrees. Fredrick"s arms extend to an unsettling length, painlessly. There was no real way for Fredrick to describe her odd talent , beyond just it being "really weird" and there is no real application for it beyond a fun party trick , except for that ·t is really fun to look at

Sophomore Jaina Keyes is a woman of many talents Arguably ,, the most impressive of them all comes down to her incredible fle xibility. With little more than a quick quick stretch, her body contorted into all sorts of crazy shapes and sizes.

"I a spire to be in performances in Cirque du SoleW

Jade Korn, Junior

"The big top , opened a year ago , people think that since I can do aerial flips I can do ground stuff. At the Bourbon Christmas show I primarily do silks I like to do it because it takes you away from the real world. " Korn has a very unique talent that sets her apart. The aerial skills that Korn does require every muscle to engage and lots of focus. Sometime in the future Korn hopes to perform in shows

Benjamin Estes, Junior

11 1learned at a young age that I could do this with my thumbs, I didn't want a girlfriend so Iwould show them to scare them away. 11

Nick

Rippe,

Senior

Doing voice impressions is only one of Rippe 's special skills Rippe also is an artist, he does pencil sketches and mspaint. Rippe is also known around East for his luscious locks _ _ .he Christopher Walken voice,

I do a decent Elmo and Tiny Tim."

How do y u feel about the w Chromebo

ANGELINA NAHORNY, 11: "I really like chromebooks I do thin k, however, that it's definitely a distraction. Like , in my math class, how half the people in that class just take out their chromebooks play video games and don 't do anything . I do think that it helps, I just think that there are some people that use it poorly and don 't actually use it for what it's intended for But, I think if you use it for what it's intended for , then it's good Also , I get wanting to play games but there is a time and a place for it."

LORI PEER, 9: ' I like how I don 't have to write a whole essay, I can just type it and I like how you can get into contact with your teachers outside of class. I don 't like that some of the sites are blocked and that you don 't get to print off of them. I would say so (that it was worth getting every student a chromebook) because I'v e been in schools, like when I lived in the South we had one computer lab, and it was those chunky computers and you can 't really do anything So doing ever y thing by hand kind of wears you out. '

CAITLIN ANDERSEN , 11: 1 think they are helpful and I like them because they are a lot more practical than going to a computer lab every time we need to wri te something , and they are more successful when we need to look something up in class. I think it was definitely worth giving every student a chromebook even though there are still some flaws with them. '

SA M CURRY, 10: ' I think Chromebooks are pretty good because they provide easier access to things They are also a way for students who don 't have phones can find other information that they couldn 't in the past I've noticed they 've blocked a lot of websites. They should block the games ones and others like those. There are certain websites that can be helpful.'

JACOB DEAN , 10: ' I like them I think it's helpful because I'm still getting my handwriting to be a bit neater, so I like the chromebooks because I just type and it's easy to fi x the errors. "

JACK LONG , 12: "They 're kind of a distraction because I usually just play games on it (They're) not really (helpful in class) ."

MASON GWERSEN:

"(Chr e s are) helpful.

It's

just easier to take quizzes and keep all of your notes up I would say (that it was worth getting

every student a chromebook) It helps with everything and makes it so it's harder to lose things."

WePo st udents Taylor Jarv is and As hl ey C legg make the ir voices heard aga inst the new stai r ru les

UP

Story by Ashleigh Welch

The new school year brought many changes: The biggest freshman class East had ever welcomed, the introduction of chromebooks, PreAC ~,,_.,.,,...,,,.. for both jun iors and sophomores , and one monumental modification to the st air system. In der to ace 's row ing student population, the stair system was modified t o increase flow of traffic during busy passing her than each staircase hav ing one up a nd one dow tje , one b lock o f stairs was ded icated for mov ent up , wh il e ano t her block of stairs across the sc ol were dedicated for movement downward. The eemingly ins ignificant ate , op inionated up roar from t he student body . "Oh hate the stairs. I like the ones last year , wh they go both ways It does not make things faster , it tual ly makes things e Connie Lin .

Hearing their p s' concerns , two seniors , Ashley Clegg and Taylor Jarv is, sought tot> companions he two students responded to the situat ion by start ing a petition to ri ast of the new stairs , t it le Students Taking Annoyingly Inaccessible Routes (S TAIRS) ." The petit ion was found on ipetitons .c and qu ick ly became popu lar wi t h 622 signatu res wi t hin the fi rst few montt

d her and Clegg ' s reasoning fo r in iti at ing t he pet it ion . "I mean , everyone , it was ridiculous. I guess the class , GoPo, was serving its purpose and we jus It was kind of a joke, and kind of a serious thing , at the same t ime ."

Clegg agreed , " started out as kind of a joke , because we weren 't t I wrote it up and rote it really formally li ke it was the Constitut ion , • when I published i a lot pf people got really serious about it. "

ugh the petition sparked no i • gave the student body a v eir WePo class , wh nowledg •

t i e school, Cl icy, using the s y t it ion was born . W ted in pol itical com . escribed as " AP Gov t of a spec ial version • resent their stude

Did you feel taking the Pre-ACT was exercise t y creating a unwanted s • ht no system, it

nts ste~ ;--'inn up to exercise their r · Jhts to

COOPER BRINK, 10: "It was pretty boring , but the breaks helped Yeah , I think ht was worth itl... it helps you get prepared for the actual ACT when you 're a junior .'

JACK MCEWEN, 10: ' To be honest I had a migraine the whole time Either of the first two parts (were my strongest parts) , I had a migraine the rest of the time. It was worth it.'

MATTHEW JOHNSON, 10: yeah, I would say (that it prepared me for the real ACT next yearl, it is definitely better to go in there with practice than just winging it.' make a change in their community.

Kisa Omerovic, 12, "I have physically changed. I used to be really tiny , but then I grew up and a lot of things changed. "

Laura Francisco 12 "I Definitely dreamed of going to Princeton , but now I'm not sure, Somewhere on the East Coast."

more mature, I have hod some great teachers and I think they taught me a lot. "

Alex Petty, 11 , ' As a freshman I didn 't really think of college, but now with swimming I'm starting to look at more places. I want to go somewhere that excels in academics. '

Megan Schne/tler, 10-- "It's kind of hard to show your spirit as a freshman beca you're al! the way in the back so no one can really hear you As of y sophomore year, I've had a lot more fun being able to be closer d be loud considering I'm a very loud person. "

How

does the student section chanse within yOur srade?

John Kubert 12 ' As a freshman and sophomore , you are more in the back and try to be loud but you 're not super involved. Then as y ou get to be a junior and senior you 're in the front and seem to be the most involved. Espec iall y as the student section leader and a sen ior I' m ver y in touch w ith our student sec ti on and Spartan athletics ·

Steven "Usually, Strashe im, I'm screaming , e ven as a fre shman, but I w a s wa y in the bac k Sophomore yea r y ou start to ge t t here earlier and tr y to get closer to the midd le Ob v iou sly no w the goal is to g et closer to the front and be loud and sho w that you 're a proud Spartan .'

TO 1HE DIR

congregate or a last-minute huddle before taking on the field to pump up their fellow Spartans. Band

Members of the marching band took a second to soak in the atmosphere of the football game right after the first kickoff. Band is like football in that it can 't be all work and no play.

A REVOlUTIONARY D VDE

for the first lime in decades, the East marching band was divided into two groups: freshfnen and a tenth-twelfth grade inclusive.

From a personal perspective , what differences are yoo noticing that have resulted from the bands splitting up?

ALYSE MONISMITH, 11: "The productivity level has gone up, it's just quicker to learn things It gives us more of a reason to look forward to football games because it is when we get to be all together again. "

You were a freshman last year when members from all grades were in the same band How do you think your experience would have been different if you would have gone through your first year of marching band under the new system?

ALEX GOSS, 10: "I feel like if we had the system that we have now , I would still have all the knowledge that I would have needed to be at the upperclassmen level , but I wouldn 't have known as many people ."

What are directors, members of the student leadership staff, a other members of the band doing to make sure that the freshmen stay connected with the other grades?

GRANT BOWDEN, 9: "I knew one other person when I came here. Luckily at band camp I met more people and so know know everybody, especially my section. If we didn't have that , I wouldn 't have connected with many people at all. "

What were some of the worries when you and the other directors had when you were deciding to adjust the way that the marching band program was structured?

MR. PAUL KENNEY , Assistant Band Director: "Aside from there being a split community , I say that the only other thing that we were worried about was the freshman 's ability to learn on their own without any examples there. We talked to other schools that do the same thing , and they told us that th e freshmen and other beginners appear to move a lot more slowly with no one in the band being experienced in any way besides the directors. "

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Kierstin Foote , 12 Business Editor

"The friendships I've gotten to have, I liked the seniors I got to know last year , the underclassmen too ; it 's fun to get those friendships. Also I want to be a journalist when I'm older so I kind of gain that e xperience too "

HOW MUCH TIME GOES INTO EACH $JORY?

Chel'sie Caulfield, 11 Sports Editor

"It kind of depends on how much information you get while you 're at the game If you have an interview , it takes longer because most of the time you can 't go on the field to interview them - you have to call them in After we get that it's pretty quick to write it ."

ARE DEADLINES STRESSFUL?

Jordan Brandt, 11 Staff Writer

"I think that th~y can be stressful bee people don 't always share their stori lnDesign layouts which can be hard because lnDesign is a tough program to use and it's time consuming and we have to make sure

A NEW ERA OF JAZZ

A Story by Hailey Haar s the music program continued to grow, more te~JChers were hired and more opportunities were available to the students involved in choir, orchestra, band and guitar. In addition to these was jazz choir.

The choral group, which met during fourth period, was directed by Ms. Lisabeth Wissink. When students seeking to be choir members auditioned for Singers the previous spring, they were asked if they would be interested in . participating in the new class that the program had to offer. The top four scorers from each vocal section were placed in jazz cho ir.

Moving from Iowa his sophomore year, Aiden Sweeney, senior , felt that Nebraska didn't take jazz choir as seriously as other states in the Midwest. Students hoped that in the future, the ensemble would be able to compete and work with clinicians.

"The group has a · more relaxed feel," said Sweeney, "Ifs more of an intimate feel, as opposed to being in singers with 75 people. "

Varying vastly from the performing aspects of Blue Note Jazz Band and the other choirs, members of the choir had to adapt quickly. Makenna Lindgren, senior, who was heavily involved in the music program, had been making discoveries of her own within the group. "It definitely expands on style I didn't really know that in jazz you aren't supposed to use your vibrato, and now I really have to work on that."

While expressing their new interpretation of uniformity by blending each individual's sound, this choir defied even more possibilities within the music artment.

icah Friesen, 11 sings uring the song Africa at ight at the Acropolis

RECYCllNG TO INDEPENDEN~~

Story By Hailey Haar

Each afternoon, classes throughout East were met with smiling faces, coming to take away paper, water bottles, and plastic that encased packs of gum. Little did we k~ow, these individuals were a part of a larger program. Over the course of one week, a team of l 5 students from the special education program were teamed up with paras to collect the contents of the containers in each room. Meanwhile, another para supervised as kids restocked vending machines, and cleaned the glass in the concourse.

by Madison Sobotka

This block class categorized recycling as a supported job skill, which was a portion of the LPS life skills program. 'What they really are learning is how to be a team player, follow directions, and problem solve," said Mrs. Paula Bright, a special education teacher, "Staff is here to support, but we don't do anything for them. They have to figure it out." Upperclassmen within this program also participated in math, reading, adaptive music, PE , social skills, and functional skills classes in addition to a home living class where they practiced cooking, doing laundry, and promoted independence. "The goal is for staff to do as little as possible. We try to encourage leadership roles and they really take over the whole thing, fostering as much independence as possible."

When the senior class graduated, they received a completion diploma and continued into Lincoln Public School's three v-ear vocational program, Voice. Through this, students visited job sites through HyVee, Duncan Aviation, Southeast Cor.nmunity College and the Lincoln Food Bank. Here, while paired with teachers, individuals learned additional job skills which could lead to employment. After the learning experiences, students received their full diploma. With a diploma in their possession, the students were ready to put the skills that they had acquired to use on a daily basis.

Jarred Smith , 10, laughs as he puts bunny ears on fellow Lunch Bunch buddy Phillip Jackson, 11. The two friends were not camera shy. Their personalities and laughter lit up the room as they met new Lunch Bunch visitors. "I look forward to coming to Lunch Bunch every Thursday ,' said Jackson.

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Andrew Perez , 11 , was excited to help his peers while he gathered recycling bins. Perez s positive attitude to help take care of our school did not go unnoticed by the students and staff.

Pho to by Camr yn Watermeier

Story by Olivia Smith

The Family Consumer Science classes were packed with important learning about how to function in the bigger picture, life beyond high school. FCS teacher, Ms. Brittany Staack, said FCS classes helped students become "good citizens." These crucial skills learned in FCS classes not only benefited the students but also their community and their peers. Ms. Laura Graulty, another FCS teacher, highlighted that the skills learned in FCS classes are used throughout the rest of the students life. Graulty emphasized that these skills are necessary to thrive in life and are involved in your whole future.

While FCS classes taught fundamental skills in life, the teachers have had their share of mishaps in the classroom. While being outnumbered by teenagers during class was stressful, FCS teachers stood their ground with only occasional disasters. Students sabotaged food labs , fainted in class , cut their fingers, burned food , or sewed their finger instead of the fa bric. Despite these mishaps and teachers' headaches , students gained important knowledge . This knowledge helped teenagers learn to live more independently and be able to manage themselves in a fast-paced world.

painting and learning about the color wheel. learning about color and how it makes a room work , look great, and fee the way it should! is one of the many things we learn in Interior Design FCS class ." says Renee Perez

Zoe Johnson !above) and Ouade Ki tchen (left) in Food Prep and Presentation FCS class taught by Ms. Brittan y Staack. The y are their favorite appetizers as snacks for a

Learning for LIFETIME -a

Sam Griesel , 12, lifting hard during his Advanced Weight Training Story b Olivia Smith class. Griesel IG)Ves how he can see the improvement over his years Y of lifting. He has been participating in Weight Training classes for 3 years to stay strong , but has been lifting wit~ basketball since When the phrase 11 P. E. class 11 was heard, some students • freshman year. experience fear of the pacer or the elaborate games of kickball and handball. For a small group of students who took Lifetime sports, P.E. class was different.

Favorite workout shoes?

Lifetime sports involved unique activities such as bowling, tennis, geocaching, fishing and golf. Students went off campus for some units and participated in unique and substantial activities all within 50 minutes a day. Lifetime sports was a good class to earn your physical education credits but also to learn skills that could be used in the future to stay active. Josie Arduser, junior, commented about how the skills she learned in lifetime sports such as golfing, can be used for the rest of her life.

Multiple days during the semester, students went to the bowling alley. Simon Nabb , senior, was certain he will keep bowling in the future. Nabb also commented that he built stronger relationships with his fellow students since "there is more opportunity to get to know someone" and Lifetime sports had "the feel of outside of school."

Lifetime sports gave students the opportunity to learn skills that - 10 could be used beyond the high school and a closer bond with students in the class.

Laura Francisco, 12, playing badminton with Samantha Glenn, 12, and other students in Lifetime sports. Some of Francisco 'sfavorite parts about Lifetime Sports is that they always get to play competitive games and go bowling on Fridays.

Hailey Van Genderen, 12

"It' s a blow to my heart ."

Thomas Clare, 11

"W ell the games don 't really have much to do with math ."

Floreana Cordova, 11

"Def initely not someth ing I was happy about ."

John Kubert, 12

"It takes fun, educational games away from the kids and I don't think it's really cool. "

Mr. Cameron MetE • asking for a thumbs up fro r 1 the class to make sure the are understanding the u they are on.

to be able to be ive in a different way usjng the the computer creating things that you do without being

TAK NG CARE 0

Story by Attic us Muller .

Noah Buscher, senior, was practically making a living as a photographer at just seventeen-years-old. He did weddings, senior shoots, and even managed to fit his own projects into a jam-packed schedule; he even had his own studio downtown.

"Noah is a good example of an artist," said Andy Morrison, another senior at East and a local art connoisseur, " he's a student at East, making it happen outside East." ·

Buscher's success flourished recently after his move to Lincoln two years ago.

"I use [photography] as an ice-breaker, if you don't have anything to talk about, you can still talk about the pictures," Buscher said. Shoot after shoot, Buscher still managed to do something new every time, he watched movies or listened to music to find new styles, "It's easy to get into a pattern of doing the same shots of the same people . .. I don't want to become stagnant, so I'm always seeking out new inspirations," he said

For the surge in aspiring photographers at East, Buscher had a piece of advice: put art first, social gratification second. He warned, "I see too many people that care too much about what people will think of the photo or how many likes it will get on lnstagram . .. Don't be afraid to try new things, don't worry about other people's opinions. If it's making you happy, thafs all that matters in the end."

Returning home from lunch one day, Noa h Buscher , 12, and Leah Huggenberger, East graduate, made an impromptu stop a t Russ 's Market What followed is Buscher 's favorite work , "The whole shoot was really spontaneous," Buscher said , " we had no idea we were going to do one, and that made it even more fun ." The two had gone on countless. shoots toge t her but this one stood out , Buscher added that the spontaneity of the whole id ea made the art all the better.

Carlee Sprackling , 11 , had a passion for drawing an d she wanted to try someth ing new, so sh e tried p a inting ' I usually pain t colorf ul things and draw things I like ." She r eally loved to paint the style of mixe d me dia p a inting. It used different kinds of ut e nsils su~h a s color ed pencils, water colors , and acrylics. "I like to be adventurous and that p a inting brings out my adventure side. '

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Story by Atticus Muller

Spending fourteen years of her life living in Puerto Rico, Kely Crespo Boneta, junior, moved to the United States as a young teenager, "Puerto Rico is not economically stable, also my father wanted a safe place for us to study. Nebraska was that place," said Crespo Boneta.

In just her few months of being at East, Crespo Boneta has experienced nothing but good things, "People at East are really considerate, no one has bullied me and people are always asking me questions," Crespo Boneta said. "People try to include me in whatever activity they're doing, even though I still have an English language barrier," she added.

Crespo Boneta wanted to add she hoped the United States would allow Puerto Rico to become the 51 st state, "Ifs the major thing Puerto Ricans are fighting for right now."

World Language Classes

32 Spanish · 11 French 5 German 2 Chinese -

Story by Atticus Muller

Q riginally from Pakistan, Marusha Ather had found herself to be one of the most jubilant personalities at East. Moving to Lincoln just a few years ago from France, she quickly found her way into society, joining club swimming at first, and then pursuing high school swimming her sophomore year.

To Ather, high school is a lot different in The United States, "In France, high school is a lot easier. You never have any homework," she said : The Pakistani-born Frenchwoman did have some criticism of the United States, "No one here is open-minded, everyone thinks they live on the best place in the world and that they have the best stuff, the USA needs to be more honest with themselves France is obviously the best country in the world," she jibed.

WHAT DO YA DO?

WHAT IS THE MOST INTERESTING THING YOU HAVE BUILT?

HENLE Y DEAN: l ast yea r, I built a DVD shelf , but it's cur ved, so the woo d is cu r ved a nd bent lik e on S shape .'

TRENTEN HU LL: ' A vi ntage table , wh ich is an end tab le for a hal lw a

HOW LONG DOES A PROJECT USUALLY TAKE?

HENLEY DEAN: "Bigger projects ta ke a full year and some onl y ta ke half "

TRENTEN HULL : "It d e pends on how big the project. It could toke a couple wee k or if it's a bigger project then the w hole year. " fl owers.

TESTI THE NIWN

mostly because there is something infinite about it aimost It really helps you understand the universe from a less straight-forward or linear perspective .'

DALLAS LIM , 12: "As a class, chemistry , but for actually using information and applying it outside of class, I would have to say physics. You can just apply it. '

PIERCEY A TES , 11: "Probably physics, because it deals with real world things. It's more applicable than most of the other branches of science. '

ENYA ZHU, 11: "Class -wise, I would have to say Chemistry, but overall , I'm definitely a biology person. Biology is my thing. My dad is a biologist , so I kind of grew up in that field, my dad is an ecologist. We do a lot of science together , so it's kind of like a bonding thing for us.

ENYA ZHU, 11 : ' I do Science Olympiad, and I love it when we compete as a team, and you kind of get that camaraderie among the team members. Getting to work as a team is amazing. '

In 1996, the Holocaust Museum in Houston, Texas, started a challenge for the world called "The Butterfly Project." At this time , they wanted to collect 1.5 million, hand-made butterflies to represent every child who lost their life during the Holocaust

Mr. James Rosenberger started the project after hearing about it. 11 'We remember' is a common phrase used when d iscussing the Holocaust, and when we read this book and build beautiful butterflies and poems to honor the authors, 'we remember ' holds true,"' Rosenberger stated

Instead of just making a butterfly, the students in Rosenberger's classes read a poetry book titled, "I Never Saw Another Butterfly " This book wasn't a typical Holocaust Literature book. Instead of being written by adults, it was all the words and drawings of children who were in the Terezin Ghetto. The students read a couple of poems, and decided which author their butterfly would honor. Their butterfly had to be created by hand, include the child's name, and have a poem written by the creator of the butterfly.

The students presented their butterflies to the class, ending with a better understanding of the Holocaust, and a sense of pride in their artifact .

Aiden Sweeney, 12, alongside Connor Krumm , 11 , presenting hi butterfly in Holocaust Literature. I was pretty proud of my butterf I~ I spent time making it look c9ol and I was e xcited to present it t c the class It was a very relaxed and chill environment sharing m; work," Sweeny said.

Romeo & Juliet Of Mice

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Story by Tessa Kuhlman & Jocelyn Burke

Like the constant ebb and f low of waves crashi ng to shore , at the e n d o f each schoo l year it is out with the old in with the new. The very landscape of school can and must ~hange in the rising tide, as students turned from freshmen to sophomores to jun io rs to sen iors to the unraveling mystery that will be the rest of their lives Teachers were no different.

In every passing season , familiar faces found their footing e lsewhere, and new faces rose to the su ace. In soc ia l st ud ies alone, two new teachers jo ined the b iome: Ms . Alise Pape and Mr. Nolan Lott.

Pape , who graduated from high school only five years before beginning her teaching career, noticed a difference emerging in these short years. "I fee l li ke since [I was a student] classes have become more engag ing. So get students up, get them moving, get them doing someth ing that is more hands on," explained Pape "I think t eachers realized that sitting and reading for an hour or writing is not ideal for student learn ing ."

Although it was her first year here , she noticed that students cared about her life, and what she was interested in. "I walked in and introduced myself , talked about my hobbies , talked about experiences at UNL. They were super excited that I was really young, . and some of them even thought I was a student!"

Lott, in contrast to Pape, attended East as a student, and reflected back on his memories. There were not as many students, as the population skyrocketed in the last few years Lott had also noticed the change of culture, but knows that one thing will stay certain for years to come, which was our focus on academics. "At East I really see most kids have a desire to learn every day Students come to school ready to learn new things and make themselves better more well rounded people. "

The tide is changing with the students and staff, but one thing remains the same : Our passion for learning

Ann a De laney, Tatreanna Peterson, Ke lden D o dd, an d the rest of Mr Denn is Pr ichar d' s fo urth period

of the Lincoln Journal Star

Mr Charl e s [Chuck] M o rga n lectures his first sem e ster second peri o d World History class about the Spanish Revolution

The Unstoppable Dynasties

"I would say the best thin_g East has accomplished this year is building such a strong team. We have a really good freshman class and it's been a big team effort to cr~ate a new generation for the ne xt coming years , and that will be really helpful. It's been a really good team effort to create such a strong , well rounded team where we are able to have really good people in every single category. Which is, hopefully, how we will win state. ," Zoe Keese stated. The team has had a close knit bond, one that makes them an impossible team to find anywhere else.

Q: What makes the East team strong and unique?

A: I think what really makes the team strong a unique is

Q &A all our coaches, I think whats really interesting about them is that they have been doing speech their whole life. Herink had a ton of success as a high school and college student. Ms. Barts had success as a college student. Derek, who is our newest add-on was seventh in the nation in DI (Dramatic Interpretation) his senior year, a three time state champion. We've got an amazing group of coaches, and I think we all have the initiative to work hard, I mean, some of us don't work hard, but, we all have the initiative to, and I think we are willing when the time comes, or more specifically state time comes, to really work hard. I think we want it more than anyone else, overall. I think that is what makes us different.

Q: What do you do before a tournament to get pumped up/ prepared?

A: We do a bunch of crazy warm ·ups. Stand there. Jump around. I have my own sayings, "I have energy, E-N-E-R-G-Y." Just like, get in the mode. . DA Academics BY...a

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Hannah Dean Henley Dean

Ashley Decker

Adam Dederman

Valeriya Dedushkevich

Anna Delaney

Mckenzie Delgado

Brandon Delgado

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Morgan Dondlinger

Madison Dory

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Emily Dresbach

Ashlyn Drews

Ryan Duch

Madeline Dumler

Hailey Dutton

Lani Dworak

Ethan Dyer

Dylan Dymacek

Savannah Eden

Harley Edie

Ian Ehrenfried

Lindsay Elliott

Mabel Eppler

Jacob Everts

Emma Fallesen

Colby Falls

Haley Fast

Rachel Faulkner

Alec Ferris

Dakota Firestine

Sydney Fisher

Bryan Fitch

Logan Fitch

Sara Flesher

Jovon Fogleman

Kierstin Foote

Triston Ford

Kathryn Fortenberry

Laura Francisco

Seniors

Mason Franke

Abbey Frankforter

Holly Frankforter

Sarah Franks

Mekenna Frederick

Kalop Fritchie

Michael Gaer

Hunter Gallegos

Alex Garcia

Brianna Gasper

Terrance Gibilisco

Mattheows Ginting

Samantha Glenn

Gage Gonzales

Alex Graff

Sheldon Graham

Bailey Graus

Sam Griesel

Valerie Griess

Deena Griff in

Nathan Grof

Lydia Gross

Rebekah Guilford

Hunter Guru

Angel Gutierrez

Matthew Hakenkamp

Antonio Hamersky

Changhui Han

John Hansen

Jordan Harre

Allison

Bailey

Corbin

Allison

Caitlyn

Braden Heidbrink

Lauryn

Ryan

Austin

Carianne Hermanson

Hannah

Christian

Maky

Alex

Cam

Jacob

Jake

Trenten

Amanda

Nedim

Priscilla

Ashley Hyde

Rose lngrocio

Mason Ingwersen

Heidi lsemonn

Bryce Jones

Jordon Janssen

What's your favorite East memory?

LANI DWORAK, 'My favorite memory is when I won an award for my picture in photo tow and it was selected to be put in the cafeteria. 11

HARLEE CORDER, "(My favorite memories are) pretty much auto classes."

Trevor Janssen

Carter Janvrin

Tyler Jaques

Jock Jarvis

Toylor Jarvis

Kailey Joy-Kissler

SEBASTIAN BALLIE "Probably the football games because of all the hype around it. Thars where the memories are. Everyone's always really excited for the win and for the homecoming game. 11

SARA FLESHER, "That would probably be me being in debate for two years. I got to do everything I loved and participate. Also I was with people that understood 11

MABEL EPPLER, 11 My favorite memories are hanging out with my friends at lunch and at the dances. Also participating in theater. "

MARYAM ALSADI, 11 1have a lot of memories since this is my first year here, but probably taking the senior class picture in the gym. "

Garrett Jensen

Emma Jewell

Annie Jio

Dakota Jirsa

Ella Johnson

Elyssa Johnson

BEN BUCKWALTER, "My favorite memory is physics. I liked learning about the world 11

VALERIYA DEDUSHKEVICH, "The vocal music department, freshman show choir, and Elegance show choir. 11

SYDNEY FISHER, "Probably volleyball, and winning the city championship my junior year. 11

Holli Johnson

Michael Johnson

Zoe Johnson

Chloe Jones

Peter Jurich

Cade Kammerer

Karissa Karg

Delaram Kataneh

William Keck

Belle Kendle

Madi Kiani

Melissa Kimbulu

Adam Kinnaman

Emily Kirby

Ouade Kitchen

Nathan Kitrell

Jake Kjeldgaar d Kade Klassen

Katie Knecht

Sariah Knapik

Madison Kohel

Cora Krauel

Taylor Krofta ,

John Kubert ·

Alec Lambert

John Lamer

Brianna Lammie

Maya Langer

Grant Lannin

Erin Mapson

Anthony Marfisi Nick Marsh

Adam Masters

Cali Matheson Jared Maul

Cole Mcallister

Hayley Mccoy

Lauren Mccullough

Jack Mcgowan Logan Mcphail

Tristan Melvin

Sophia Messineo Timothy Miles Abby Miller

Alyssa Miller Angelica Miller

Miller

Katherine M iratsk.y

Jack M isegadis

Shruti Mishra

Shunkondria Mitchell

Kalea Morgan

Chloe Morris

Kiana Morrison

Andy Morrison- Juengel

Dominick Moser

Marisa Mosiman

Patrick Moss

Madison Mueller

Muhammad Muhammad

Atticus Muller

Bennet Munger

Jack Munger

Olivia Munroe

Taylor Munsell

Jared Murray

Simon Nabb

Dylan Nelson

Janssen Nelson

John Nguyen

Easton Nichols

Jace Nickles

Felicity Nielsen

Emily Nitzsche

Jacob Noah

Sheaah Norval

Camryn Odell

Emily One ill

Gracie Obert

Riley Ochsner

Micah Odell

Peyton Ohnoutka

Baylie Oliver

Kisa Omerovic

Reagan Ostrander

Ale x Otto

Braulio Padilla

Mira Patel

Raina Patel

Janae Payne

Olive Paz

Nathan Peery

Morgan Peltz

Olivia Perez

Renee Perez

Airiauna Peters

Jenna Petersen

Chase Peterson

Tatreanna Peterson

Dominic Petro ,

Ameilia Pinkman

Emma Plucknett

Brendan Plummer

Gage Pohlmeier

Jordyn Pokorny -Foster

Peyton Potratz

Jessica Powers

Rylan Sanders

Misaki SandridgeNishihara

Regan Sankey

Jamison Sapp

Devon Scheidies

Katr ina Schleich

Makenna Schmal

Madeline Schm it

Riley Schmohr

Anna Schonewise

Er ica Schott

Alex Schweitzer

Jarrett Schweitzer

Jarod Schwinck

Jerrod Searcey

Mya Sears

Hannah Seizys

Camryn Self

Tatum Sesow

Joanna Shaw

Gage Shiveley

Colton Shore

Audrey Shultz

A.j. Sipherd

Madison Skiles

Leland Smith

Olivia Smith Bo Snook

Mandy Snyder

Megan Snyder

Rece

Matthew

Eliot

Erik

Andrea Stuefer

Taylor Stumpff

Callie Svoboda

Aiden Sweeney

Kayla Tamanaha

Snyder

Madison Sobotka

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Mike Soto

Squires

Chase Stanley

Michael Starke!

Zachary Steward

Jordan Stoehr

Stoner

Strickland

Charles Strogoff

Chace Swanson

Lance Tan

Alaura Taylor

Ana Thacker

Ale xi s Thomas

Eric Thompson

Jake Thompson

Gran t Tol ine

Kelse y Toome y James Townsend

Dennis Tran

Mckay lee True

Chase Uher

Ja xsen Valenta

Ry an Valenta

Ha ile y Van Genderen

Erin Vandehoef

Levi Vandyken

Savea Villalobos

Sabrina Vinkenberg

Sarah Voelker

Andrew Voss

Austin Vuong

Muoch Wal

Elizabeth Walker

Devon Walter

Noah Warner

Camryn Watermeier

Ethan Watermeier

Jared Watermeier

Christian Watson

Seniors

Megan Weakly

Hope Weber

Rachel Weber

Kayla Weller

Wertz Jesse West

Weyers

Williams

Wilson

Mohammed Abdulaali

Elizabeth Adamowicz

Alec Addison

Kegan Akins

Ahmac:i Al- Jabri

Chad Ale xander

Natalie Ale xander

Cole Alfred Kyle Allen

Kylie Allensworth

Caitlin Andersen

Emory Anderson

Trevor Anderson

Zoe Anderson

Josie Arduser

Savanna Armstrong

Adam Arslan

Marusha Ather

Sydney Auman

Nick Backencamp

Kaleigh Ballentine

Lexi Ballentine

Antione Barbee

Bryce Barber

Richard Batelaan

Cole Becker

Devin Beckner

Steve Bekele

Sasha Belashchenko

Jacob Bernard

Ina Bhoopalam

Jill Bierbower

Nicholas Bisesi

Ryan Black

Simon Blair

Norah Blow

Katie Bonness

Caliso Boren

Andrea Boswell • William Bounds Isabel Bousson N~lle Bowman

Kaleb Brady Jackson Brandl Jordon Brandt Jessica Bredthauer Jackson Brehm Jodyn Brigham Kaden Brinkerhoff

Lauren Britton Alushion Brown Eli Brown

Brown Joel Brown Kobe Brown Ethan Brox

Ben Brunsmon

Chanci Buggi

Genevieve Bundy

Ellie Buresh

Orion Burgess

Jocelyn Burke

Joshua Callaway

Bryson Campbell

Ashley Caporale

Corey Carpenter

Gabi Carrero

Abigail Carstens

Chelsie Caulfield

Veronica Chapmon

Jayden Chartier

Mozart Chen

Suzie Cho

Ello Christensen

Jock Christensen

Thomas Clare Amber Clark

Brody Classen

Haley Claussen

Lexi Clifton

Azreyoh Cole Carter Cole

Jolyn Colon

Robert Comstock

Ethan Conley

Sarah Conradt

Ka y la Cooper

Floreana Cordova

Nathan Corona

Daniel Cottey

Kely Crespo Boneta

Sean Crimmins Alix Cui

Zach Cypher

Emma Dailey Deng Dok

Andrej Dakic

Margot Darnall

Ellie Daughenbaugh Caidell Davis

Jeervace Degbedji

Grant Deisley

Kevin Delgado

Changkouth Deng Reed Dickey

Benny Dong Morgan Dorsey

Samantha Down

Matthew Duhs

Jonathan Duke

Schuyler Duntz

Helen Duong

Kaylee Dupsky

Cole Dutton

Katlyn Eggert

Mackenzy Ehlers

Sarah Eicher

Erin Eilers

Hunter Emken

Benjamin Estes

Maria Eubanks

Zachary Everts

Elisabeth Fagan

Emma Fagnant

Dorian Fairchild

Jayson Faries

Olivia Faulkner

Cheyanne Ferguson

Harlie Ferguson

Taylor Findlay

Amanda Finnell

Juniors

Nicole Fintel

Sydney Fitzgerald

Dave Folkers

Abigail Fo x

Zoe Frederick

Carrie Friesen

Micah Friesen

Chance Fry

Claire Fuenning

Meredith Gaer

Teny Gakdeng

Cole Gamet

How does it feel fo finally be an upperclassmen?

EMMA FAGNANT

11 lt feels so much better than having to be intimidated by everyone else 11

KALE~ BRADY

11 lt is nice knowing that you're almost out of here and that you're not the little kids of the group 11

What is your favorite part about being an upperclassmen and why?

MARGOT DARNELL

11 Being able to help out the younger kids and help when subs come in 11

COLE BECKER

11 Getting to go out to lunch 11

Misha Gansvind

Aliyah Garc ia

Joshua Gaspar

Austin Gasseling

Samantha Gates

Mackensie Gaver

Gideon George

Jonathan Gerdes

Do you have any hidden talents?

JOSH GASPAR

11 i'm a huge nerd for anything tech and history' •

MOZART CHEN

11 Cooking French, Chinese and Vietnamese 11

Do you have any plans for college?

MARGOT DARNALL

11 1'11 probably go out of state and maybe major in criminal psych and minor in

Marianna Gibilisco

Grant Gillam

Nick Glathar

Olivia Glenn

Maryah Godwin

Emma Gonzales

John Goodman

Angel Grady

MOZART CHEN

11 1got into University of Chicago 11

Angelica Grady

Nikolas Gruntorad

Luis Gutierrez-Gonzolas

Emma Gutmann

Hailey Haar

Baile y Hajny

Hunter Hall

Dylan Hansen

Conner Harley

Tatum Harstick

Chase Hartman

Elly Hartter

Hannah Hartung

Manor Harub

Kiki Harwood

Ol ivi a Hatten

Madeline Haun

Dominique Hawkins

Evan Hayden

Bevan Hayes

Parker Hays

Celeste Hellbusch

Nick Hemphill

Scott Herel

Stephanie Herridge

Alyssa Hicks

Mitch Hill

Mallory Hilligoss

Nathan Himmelberg

William Hind Kelsey Ho

Megan Hoesing

Taryn Hoham

Nicole Hollander

Jackson Hopkins

Meegen Hovorka

Madelyn Hoyt

Abbie Hrnicek

Ashley Hrnicek

Josh Hurlbut

Koror Hussain

Lilliana lashine

Blake lngamells

Jackson Irons

Jacob Irwin

Selene Izaguirre

Phillip Jackson

Hannah Jane

Alyah Janes

Karmazin Lauren Karmazin

Kasi

Keese

Kehn

Kelley

Kent

Khudidah Faith Kilman

Klein Cole Kliment Jake Klimpel

Knowles

Knuth Sheldon Koerner

Andrew Korinek Jade Korn

Connor Krumm Anna Kruse

Tessa Kuhlman

Tiamika Kumwenda Taylor Kurtzer

Adam Kuszak Adam Laporta

Nathaniel Lee

Matthew Leggiadro

Ale xandra Lemke

Caleb Lentz

Parker Lentz

Elizabeth Lewandowski

Brandon Ley Darri x Lim

Turner Linaf elter Rebecca Lindbeck Evan Lippold Jason Lloyd

Lockhart

Loll

Lowery

Luethke Sierra Lulow David Lynch

Lyon

Macey Mackenzie

Sydney Maddo x

Kayla Madsen

Jacob Maier

Erin Makinson

Payton Mayfield

Tauryn Mayse

Juan Mcauliffe

Andy Mcbride

Samuel Mccain

Rhiannon Mccracken

Ale x Mcgee

Kelly Mckeegan

Wyatt Mcroberts

Dodie Melcher

Sarah Melton

Matt Meyers

Peyton Mickells

Aleah Miller

Jacob Miller

Kaylee Miller

Kaylin Miller

Kylie Miller

Logan Miller

Torsten Mitls

Andrew Minchow

Yousif Mohammed

Alyse Monismith

Coralea Montague

Tre;1yr Morales

Deissy Morales Briseno

Erin Morgan

Isaac Mousel

John Mousel

Rianna Mueller

Madison Muma

A.j. Muthersbaugh

Hunter Mutz

Angelina Nahorny

Ziad Nass

Maria Navarro

Luke Neemann

Laurel Nelson

James Nguyen

Madalyn Niven

Gage Nore

Jaylynn Nothnagel

Kaitlin Okeefe

Jessica Oneill

Maisie Ohlrich

Karissa Olderbak

Lea Olexo

Savannah Olsen

Leah Olson

Molly Olson

Gage Oltman

Elisa Orozco -Lopez

Zion Osorio

Dreyjen Owens

Joey Padilla

Nikita Panfilov

Ryan Patel

Shelby Pecenka

Jessica Pelan

Davis Penn

Alexandra Perez

Andrew Perez

Morgan Perez

Aaron Perkey

Alexis Peterson

Alex Petty

Blake Pieper

Jacob

Alyssa

Libby Sears

Barrett Sellon

Braden Sellon

Asher Shamblen •

Alyssah Shane

Akshay Sharma

George Shiba

Rezabegim Sholamova

Jayden Shore

Erick Sibomana

Brandon Simmons

Devon Simmons

Sam Skirry

Quin Sleddens

Kelsey Smith

Parker Smith

Trenton Smith

Megan Soldatke

Jeremy Sorensen

Keilan Spadt

Jaidyn Spencer

Dustin Splittgerber

Carlee Sprackling

Sydni Springer

Anna Stephenson

Anna Stevenson

Jeremy Stock

Peyton Stoppel

Igor Stoyan

Steven Strasheim

Riley Struve

Andrew Stubbendeck

Sofia Sunde

Jacob Swartz

Shylee Swisher

Sanaya Taylor

Alexander Teeters

Kylee Terrano

Nikol Thau

Quinton Thomas

Turner Thompson

Tyeisha Thompson

Sidney Thrasher- Johnson

Kenshiro Tokuzwa

Fonda Toreal

Bella Townsend

Dylan Tran

Tanner Turgeon

Lauren Turner

Morgan Valley

Karlie Van

Connor Vandewege

Sam Vernon

Isabella Villalobos

Abigail Volkmer

Kaleb Von Busch

Gage Wagaman Logan Walters

Timmy Warren

Shealyn Warrick

Jacob Watton

Ashleigh Welch

Isabella Whiston

William White

Abby Whitmer J T Wiebe

Trent on Wieland

Jaxson Wiemer

Samantha

Griffin Wilkins Ivan Wilks

Samantha Williams

Drake Williamson

Zoe Williamson

Jasmine Wilson

Sarah Winterbauer

Olivia Wirth

Jon Wismer

Danny Witherby

Makenzie Workman

Joseph Wright

Kelsey Wright

Emma Wudel

Crystal Xu

Caitlyn Yager

Pierce Yates

Tanner Zanga

Isaac Zhang

Enya Zhu

Braeden Zinsmaster

Juniors

Fatimah Abdulaali

Arnavaz Adenwalla

Joey Adkisson

Manor AI-Azawy

Emily /\le xander

Nelson Alleyne

Jill ian Altmaier

Alberto Alvarez

Blake Andersen

Leah Andersen

Aver y Anderson

Dann y Anderson

Melan ie Anderson

Shanese Andersson

Troe Andrews

Henry Angle

Megan Anthes

Aidan Applegarth

Tyler Archibald

Sam Auch Moedy

Espen Avenson

Mason Baack

Sarah Baillie

Eli Baker

Liam Baker

Elias Barreda

Jaston Bartek

Kelsie Bartek

Libby Bash

Karesia Bates

Evan Beebe

Erin Bell

Lydia Bell

Breanna Bender

Josie Benes

Brooke Beran

Emily Berg

Grace Bernadt

Aleksey Betancur

Rajshree Bhogshetty

Erin Bigelow

Emma Bilbo

Connor Birkholz

Tayvione Bluford Jones

Keirsten Boden

Eliza Bohart

Anna Bokma

Luke Borgmann

Charlotte Bovaird

Savona Brakeman

Ian Brandenburg

Hanna Brandt

Emily Bray

Starla Brennan

Cooper Brink

Hayley Broderson

Everett Brooks

Lillian Brown

Tyler Brown

Caleb Brown Otoole

Joseph Bruner

Trevor Brush

Bianca Burden

Emerson Butler-Hale

Mat Campbell

Atley Carey

Kadan Carstensen

Isaac Cary

Tanner Chamblee

Parker Chandler

Dylan Chapin

Jessica Chen

Adrian Chester

Avery Chrisp

Evan Christensen

Josiah Christensen

Logan Christensen

Jack Christenson

Grace Cing

Rares Ciobanu

Drew Clanton

Carly Clark

J.w. Clark

Colton Clarke

What is a weird food combo you enjoy, or know that someone enjoys?

COY GORDON, 11 Tater tots, pizza, sour cream and hot sauce. 11

BLAKE ANDERSEN, 11 My sister likes eggs and chocolate. 11

JASTON BARTEK , 11 Take a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, put ground cinnamon on it and dip it in milk. 11

EVAN BEEBE , 11 Dr. Pepper and Mountain Dew. 11

EVERETT BROOKS , 11 Chicken sandwich with sour cream, trench fries and barbecue sauce on it , 11

HALLIE CLEVERLY, 11 1h9ve a friend who puts mustard on salad , and I'm pretty sure thats super weird 11

TRAM DANG , 11 Pizza and pickles. 11

JOEY DWORAK, 11 Eggs and peanut butter . 11

NATHALY DRAGOO , 11 Mac and cheese and ketchup 11

JEANETTE GLOVER, 'Whipped cream, peanut butter and jelly 11

STEPHANIE GREEN , 11 My sister , Taylor , eats tuna , peas and Ranch in mac and cheese .''

CAMDYNN ELLIS , 11 Mayo and ketchup on hot dogs. 11

ISAIAH ESCOBAR, 11 Pickle and peanut butte r sandwich "

LIAM BAKER, "My sister puts mayo on mac and cheese. "

FATIMAH ABDULAALI, 11 Ranch and pizza. "

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What is the strangest thing you have witnessed at East?

MR. KEN FLOWERDAY 11 1saw a young man split the inseam of his pants open and then STAPLE them back together. 11

MR. TOM AHLSCHWEDE 11 1 would have to say to the strangest thing I've witnessed at East high school is when we have a tornado drill and we go down into the catacomb-dungeon under the school. There are like, secret rooms ... and then I heard weird noises and when we got back to cla ss, 3 of my students were missing and we never saw them again."

MS. KARA FOSTER 11 1had a student in team sports take her turn at kicking during a kickball game. The ball went to the other side of the gym and right through the basketball hoop. We made it an automatic home run!"

MR. CASEY FRIES "A few years ago they had to shut off the water to the school. Because of this they had to bring in porta potties so the students could go to the bathroom. They put the porta potties right next to the front door so guests coming into our school had to walk directly by them. 11

SRA MARCELA CANTARERO "So several years ago in my Spanish level 3, I had a student that wrote a story about a ghost that existed in East High. The funny part of the story, in the weeks ahead odd things would happen in the room. The DVD player would skip,but come the next class, the DVD player would work. I'd have these paintings up on the wall and all of the sudden one would just fall."

MR. SCOTT DEBOER "The strangest thing that I've seen at East is how Mr. Schmidt can talk about crossfit nearly everyday. Its amazing to me."

MRS. JANE HOLT - "A couple years ago there was this student who would sit in our back room and read magazines after school. As I was locking up and shutting off all the lights, I walked outside the door and heard this banging noise. The student was still there I almost left him in the library overnight!"

MS. ROBIN DOUGLAS-LUNDY "One time a student ran away from me and was sprinting down the halls. All of the sudden th st dent stopped, turned around and said , 'Aren 't you gonna cnase me?' I dlcfn't ven Rnow what o a'~ o o~ r s ~a=yso I Just saia, No. I' m not .' And he came running aGk to me,__ _

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How many times did you change your major in college?

MS CHELSEA WILLSON 11 1changed my •major one time in college, and at least once before I started college. I changed from Mechanical Engineering to Math education 2.5 years into school."

MS. ABBY ZIMMERMAN 11 1changed my major once! 11

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DR. SARAH STAPLES-FARMER 11 1changed my major three times: First, I was an Actuary/Math major. Second, I was a science major to become a Physician's Assistant. Last--1 became an English major to become a professor."

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Rebecca Soltero-Evasoo minor twice! And then I went back later Catherine Sphon to get my teaching certificate!

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MS. SHANNON SMITH "Full disclosure .I'm not actually a teacher. I'm a technician in the Media Center. I hope that still works for you. To answer your question, I never exactly changed my major . I started out undecided, then I majored in both English and Global Studies, but I dropped GS and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English 11

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MR. KYLE THOMPSON '11'm probably forgetting a major, but here's what I remember: I started as a chemistry major in pre-optometry . After shadowing an optometrist I decided it wasn't for me, so I went to general studies to think. I then took a teaching class and decided to switch to secondary education with an endorsement in physical science. At one point after that I contemplated another switch. So I guess I switched twice."

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The majority of their dances were put together by small groups of the team members, and these groups changed every week. The practices only increased as the competit ions got closer , due to the competitiveness in reg ionals and nationals.

In September, a choreographer named Tribe 99, who choreographed for college dance teams and even the USA team, came to Nebraska to teach the porn routine for the 'Noires. The Apollonaires went through an application process and got accepted in order to be choreographed by Tribe 99.

20 l l's regionals were in Minnesota in January. Nationals were in Florida in February. Finally state, like most years, was in Grand Island, Nebraska, in the end of February .

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Senior Mckinley Rettele reminisced on what had changed from freshman year, "Our grade has gotten very close over the years," she noted, "We know what is going on and know how to prepare for cheer. I feel more confident in my cheer abilities . 11

It was undeniable that this group had put in the work and the effort to be a powerful squad. Retelle wasn't· the only one to think so positively about how the years have gone. Senior , Priscilla Hutchison said "We've matured and become leaders, unlike when we were the freshmen who followed "

With so much experience, the talent these girls had acquired through the years was undeniable. Much changed since the beginning of this journey. Hutchison highlighted that, "The roles of our coaches have changed- and roles of attitude has changed , pepping up the school and o~ning it ."

One thing was for sure, the group worked for their success , and

The Varsity Cheer squad cheers on the girls' Volleyball team during game

The Varsity Cheer squad pumping up the student section, and cheering on the football team during their Homecoming game against Lincoln Northeast High School. East won 49-14. The game, uniquely played on a Thursday , was supported by the traditional rowdy East High student section But almost more impressively, the EHS Alumni showed up in crowds to cheer on their school. The home side was a sea of blue and tropical shirts, along with some of the most dedicated fans in Lincoln.

Varsity Cheerleader , Peyton Potratz at the East football game. During spirit week on Tropical Day

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LANE CHRISTENSEN , 12 ·you run to get , and stay , healthy. Also to make friends "

JACOB BERNARD, 11 "The long runs we go on as a team , we 're all together and we joke around "

ETHAN GIBSON 10 "The team because the whole environment and the crowd of people are supportive "

JUSTUS OLSEN , 10 "The sense of community in it. Everyone seems to help each other , even if we don 't always get along , Wf3 all want to help out ."

HU NTER OAKES, 9 "The running and how the team supports each other "

GARRE TT BROWN, 11 "Everyone •looks out for each other and just the sport , in general , is more of a team than an individual sport. "

MALACHI COLLINS, 9 "Probably the meets I like passing other people ."

SEAN CRIMMINS, 11 "Probably, the friends you make from it , I guess We had some pretty fun experiences. Also K.abourek 's love for cross country makes it cool. " •

SEBASTIAN BAILLIE , 12 "I would have to say , the family part The team is always connected as one and I really like that ."

Story by Atticus Mueller

At first, cross country was in the back of Abigail Schmidrs mind, but it quickly became the sophomore's foremost activity. "I thought I was going to be a soccer player," said Schmidt, "I didn't start taking it that seriously until I started to win "

Sure enough, winning was plentiful for the young star, placing first at the Wesleyan Invitational, fourth in the Millard South Invitational, as well

runners, but to them, practice was all a part of the experience, "We're all in stride with each other, and that makes us all do well, we're really connected as a team and that makes it really fun," stated Schmidt.

As schoolwork and other activities begin to pile on,

and hat makes us all do really w II, we're eally connected as a team.

as another first place finish at the Lincoln High Invitational, and all while East swept the competitions. With all eyes on the team it was easy to become distracted, "My coach always says focus on the next meet, so we try our best to do that," said Schmidt.

W 're all in depth with ea other Schmidt looked for the reasons why she continued to run, "Ifs really good having all my coaches, my mom and my friends to motivate me, giving

me positive energy and something to focus on for the future."

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With districts, conference and state looming, Schmidt stuck with her coach's advice, "As everyone is saying East is going to be number one, we're just going to take it one meet at a time."

Lincoln East girls XC w uniforms at the Harold Teamma t es wrote the "I on each other 's legs T placed l, 3, 4, 5 and l ,fflDA"'111Wflflffl'

Ru nni ng fo r number one. Baylie Oliver , 12, M ekenna Frederick, 12, and Mackenzie Toomey , 10, run pa st the one kilometer mark to kick o ff t he race. They 've competed t og e ther through the whole season ''I'm re ally prou d to be on t his team , I lov e running · said Frede r ick.

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The Spartan Varsity Football Tearn takes to the field to take on the Southeast Knights in the third game of the season. Breaking through the banner while exposing the turf gave the players a!ld fans , a rush of excitement. Winning the game was all anyone had their mind on.

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start on JV and suit up for the best receiver he could I every time he's targeted.

The defensive line rushes as Southwest snaps the ball. The freshman started the season off in high spirits w :tr

Story by Eliot Stoner

Freshman quarterback, Kyle Caulfield, said "The toughest thing about football is the conditions you have to go through in order to get better."

The hard work clearly paid off ·after beating Northstar 7 6-0. "The best moment of the season to me was finishing the game 7 6-0 and seeing how happy my teammates were ." Caulfield said.

In addition to getting better , Caulf ield explained, "There 's a lot you can learn from practice and what we do in practice can still be fun." The freshman quarterback also said playing at East is great because of how supportive the community is and how experienced the coaches are.

For next year , Caulfield specifically said he would like to improve on ball handling skills and footwork a lot more

Ouinton Adams, 32, stiff arms a Southeast def ender so he can help out his team. This move helped pump the crowd up. "Determination is all that runs through my head when I play football," Adams stated.

The first s~ing can always be a little bit nerve-wracking. The cr owd stood sil ently while Audrey Kri eg er , 9 , finished her swing . "I was a little bit nervous a t first becau se th ere was a lot • of peopl e there ," said Krieger

Pulling the club int o her b a ck swing , Breanna Kirby , 9 , prepares to send the ball off of its tee . The audience waited in anticipation to see where the ball w o uld _ land. "Golf has provided me with a lot o f o pportunities, and I have enjoyed my time this year on the te a m," stated Ki rby •

PAR: A predetermined number designating t he e xpected number of swings a golfer should take to finish the hole .

BOGEY: A score of one higher than par.

BIRDIE: A score of one under par.

FORE: A word used to warn anyone in earshot a ball is about to be hit.

BACKSWING: Moving the golf club away from the ball tr create momentum upon swinging forward.

POACH : Stealing balls from the course. Athletics _A

FAMILY AFFAIR

Winding up for the pitch. CeCe Eliott, 9 , ta kes after her older sister Lindsay E!!Ott, 12 a sen ior on varsity The siblings play separate ly, though kept same position.

ALL ON THE FIELD

Carlie Bates, 12, throws a near no-hitter her first game since her hip surgery, allowing only one hit in the game Having been cleared for a few short weeks , she entered the Papillion La Vista game not k nowing what to e xpec t Her teammates were e xcited for Bates to get her chance on the mound. Fellow pitcher , Madison Skiles, 12, said 'I t was e xciting to see someone who worked so hard to came back have so much success Al l I remember telling her before she threw her firs t p itch was to leave it all on the field and she did so much more than that Lu lu (Lindsay Ell iott , 12 ,) and I were incredibly proud of her. '

' Strike one ' yells the umpir e

as Mickena Richards, 10, i----~ resets. ' Strike two! " Mickena reloaded for the fin a l time. The -pitcher sent the ball a nd she rose her bat for a bunt which successfully sent it to off first base

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Getting injured and becoming unable to do something you love was heartbreaking at any age, but for senior Carlie Bates , the blow was even worse. "I just wanted to pitch a few innings, since it's my senior year. I know I won't be able to pitch a full game, but I just want to get in." After hurting her hip in 2013, she needed a second surgery to fix the problem. Recovery had been a long process, but Bates said, "I'm taking my time , I' m not trying to just jump out there like I did last time."

This experience had been tough on Bates ; she m is sed the sport but most of all, "It's weird to say but I missed practice because I would go and I would just sit and watch them. Games are fun but practice is where you get better ." Watching practice from a bucket on the edge of the field, she felt like she missed out on the most enriching and rewarding aspect of the game. Throughout the experience, her team, family and coaches were outstandingly supportive, "My first day of practice everyone was cheering and screaming."

Being the three-sport athlete that she was , Bates needed to change her perspective in order to maintain her health pnd happiness. Working towards lifelong success and not short-term rewards, she realized listeni ng to her body and understanding her limitations was the key to recovery and happiness "Even if it is just a bat or an inning, you're still getting time."

In the end, Bates learned that it was better and more fulfilling to refrain from pushing herself. This was the same advice she said she would give to other athletes who had gotten sidelined "worry about getting better not getting back."

Megan Anthes, 10, hits the ball and sprints through first base. Anthes was excited to help out her teammates in any way she could. She loved spending time with her team , on and off the field. "I get e xcited and happy when I play and get a good hit. ' Anthes had fun batting and plaing the field during the JV season with her teammates.

Story by Atticus Mueller

For r~ichard Batelaan, l l, tennis was life. The junior ate, slept and breathed the sport, putting a huge percentage of his day into mastering his skill. "I try to do much as I can," Batelaan said, "I play four hours a day outside practice."

Batelaan had t;)ig shoes to fill as a varsity member. "A lot of seniors left, so I'll have to be a leader, I don't see myself as one, but I have to try."

He added that playing on varsity was a big jump from his sophomore year, "It's way more serious, we play more tournaments. it really feels like I' m representing my school."

The new opportunity set the stage for a breakout year, "This year we'll win as a team, we can do good at state."

Batelaan's skills extended beyond the court. His musical talents matched that of his talent on the court as he participated in not just band, jazz band and show choir at school, but he also played the piano and composed music at home. He added that Jazz Band was his favorite of the three musical endeavors at East. "I get to play different instruments I normally wouldn't be able to, like soprano saxophone. I get to solo a lot as well and it's full of great people."

Additionally, he was enjoying his first year on varsity show choir, "I know some of the dances," he stated; "I'm excited for competition season." Batelaan' s wide range of activities ultimately came with a heavy workload, but each challenge was met with devotion and pursued excellence. For Batelaan, it was all a part of the experience

Pranav Ra jan, 10 , member o f JV

Boys Tenn is, plays hard in a match aga inst South w est ~ ' I w as getting frus rated 13ecause was losing. I came back and put up a good fight but ended up losing.' Overall our JV boys tennis team had a successful season with a winn ing season of 7-5 and got first place in the Woods Invitat ional Tournament

Member of the Reserve Bo y s Tennis team, Hudson Scherer, 9 , lo ves practicing and being w ith his team. "It's not stressful to be there It's a fun , fr iend ly env ironmen t ." All together Hudson tried something ne w and ended up having a fun and successful season "Our season w as prett y good. We came close against reall y goo d teams "

Jo si a h Thac ker , 10, a member of the JV Bo y s Tenn is team , had an overall fun season. Thacker was b ig on being apart of the team and getting along with e veryone . "M y favorite part of the season w a s hangi ng o ut with all the gu ys,' Thacker said. Anything t hat involved team bonding he was hap py to do "I really li ked to go to the pasta feed s They were reall y fun '

tennis TERMINOLOGY

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Th e JV t ea m including , Elizabeth Jurich, Makenzi e W o rkm a n, Bella Te rrano , Madeline August , alon g wi th t he re st of team prepare t o pl a y

Every time you choose not to give your all, you not only hurt yourself but you hurt your team.

Story by Olivia Smith

Anew year meant a new teqm and a refreshing outlook for Spartan volleyball. The volleyball program focused on positivity and l 00% effort during their season Kayla Weller, a senior leader , explained a new concept cal led the little sister program which was , "where each Junior and Senior has two freshman that they were partnered with and helped them out with whatever they need ."

The little sister program helped establ ish harmony between all levels of competit ion. Ana Thacker, another senior leader, described how vars ity executed a bond, "What helps establish a team environment is to real ize that everyone has a ro le on t he team ". The Spartans' cohesiveness was apparent on the court as they used teamwork to win games.

The Junior Varsity team also found success on the co urt . Kaylin Miller, junior, believed this year was d ifferen t d ue to a positive team chemistry and more f rie nd ship s on th e team. Miller commented that varsi ty "se t s t he sta ndard and shows what is expected of the p rogram ."

The Varsity and JV volleyball teams had a divers ity of g rade levels and personalities but came together as a united group.

The Spartan volleyball prog ram had a multitude of girls participate in the off-season and summer conditioning which helped improve their skills and contributed to their success during the season.

What was the schedule during the worst week of workouts? MONDAY TUESDAY WED NESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 8 -11 Conditioning , w e ights 12-1 Summer camp 8-9 Workout on the Track (-11 Summer camp 11-12 Open gym 8-10 Condit ion ing 10-12 We ights 12- 1 Summer Camp 8-9 Suicides, hills, and stairs (-11 Summer camp 11-12 Open gym 8-9 Conditioning (-11 Summ e r camp 11 -12 Ope n gym

Kayl a Weller , 12: "M y favor ite part of pre-season w as the ded ica tion all of the gir ls w ho sho w ed up e ver y morn ing ha d t o get better A do w n side was all the ear ly mo rnings

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Peyton O knout ka,, 12 :, dives for the ball in the w in a gainst Bellevue West. The Varsit y Libero, an d the sole yellow jerse y, completes the pass, leading to a point

REFUSE

Story by Ellie Buresh

Fans in the crowd filled the gym with hoots and hollers as the teams grew their points one at a time. Sweat lined the player's faces with every bump, set, and kill, leading the teams closer and closer to sweet victory.

The freshmen team started off a little rough but beat the odds by improving as a team. Mokena Callam, freshman, stated "We are doing pretty well as a team and doing what we're supposed to be doing."

From pasta feeds to team huddles, the players got closer, building each other up physically and . mentally. Sore bodies and smelly knee pads were part of the foundation for Spartan success.

The reserve team stayed resilient. 11 We are all really good friends outside school, 11 said Katelyn Gottberg, sophomore, 11 and it is easy for us to play because we have a good bond. 11 This was because every single player made up a specific, purposeful piece in the team's dynamic.

Practices usually consisted of drills and games, which not only created an elaborate rhythm, but also propelled the team's endurance higher and higher, leading to thelr many successes.

the ball to tie up the second set. The girls gave it their all with enthusiasm and commitment. Callam yelled l.eh go girls!"

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Junior, Connor Riekenberg loo ks for a layup in the wi n o ver the Southeast Boys Basketball team. This basket w as the first of many to seal the wi n o ver the Knights The 57-45 win w as full of e xciting and superb basketball pla yed b y the team.

Top dogs The strongest in the state The young men of the vars it y basketball team were many things, but amongst the mos t important of thpse realities was hard-work ing and accepting

Tath Oak, senior on the varsity basketball team commented that he had grown so much since his freshman year play ing basketbal l. Dok said, "I started out on the freshman team , and I had some of my best memories w ith that team ."

Oak original ly was from a school not in the LPS district , he commented , "A lot of the team went to middle and elementary school together , but I came and I was completely new to everyone. They brought me in and we had a great time that season ."

Oak knew that achieving success would require persis t ence and endurance, "It' s taken a lot of training. My uncle has helped me train a lot and I had to do a lot of other different things with the team to get me where I am now. " Oak continued, "Hav ing the opportunity to play on a team as good as we are this year is such an awesome e xperience. I'm so thankful for all my teammates. They 're all great people ."

This combination of hard work and acceptance took the young men to great lengths.

Who do you look up to most on the team?

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_,..,.,... - .....,._..---, "The one person I look up to the most is Sam Griesel because he works hard every day and puts in extra time to help others! l also appreciate w he focuses on t e

"Jordan Janssen and Sam Griesel, mainly because they work so hard! They both have a great competitive nature. There is not a specific time I can think of them working super hard: it 4s every day , game, and practice ."

Sam Griese!, senior , on the varsity basketball team and a USO basketball commit said "It has taken a lot of hard work and practice over the years.' Griese! had a successful experience on t e earn , which includ ed comm itting to a college. He continued, ·•;:.•,......~~!II "It's taken a lot of time and effort to ge t to where I am now, and def init el y o ver the past year I've really just been focusing on the game itself ."

Griese! wouldn 't stop once practice was over , he put in a lot of hours on his o wn time to im prove "I've been trying my hardest wi th lifting weights and getting in the gym , to help myself stay right for the game. '"

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ills that I have ain from my time on the East . lus] learning how to stay in an overall positive mood ," Sankey said.

She signed at South Dakota. ''I'm really excited for the team there, and the coach is really awesome. Overall the program is exciting," explained Sankey .

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Senior Alli Roh has been on the girls varsity basketball team since her freshman year , often swinging to JV, but really started making an impact· as a post, or a "five-man," her sophomore year

Roh is known at East for being a player with a great reputation of good sportsmanship and talent in sport. Roh is · known by her teammates player. "Focus on the little things, an on the details and put peo if things are gettin game doe ' gai

r time at East, Roh has learned ip skills and teamwork, "All those important life essons of recognizing that even in your every day life, you're not going to be able to get along with everybody, so being able to work well with people that are different than you and just being able to apply that to a sport [is paramount]" Roh said

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"My favorite part about basketball is probably the environment and my teammates because they are all so supportive of me, you know be ing a freshman and coming in they 're just all really supportive and helpful on the court and off the court ," Kugler stated. Kugler and the Spartan 's offense were very productive that night as the offense scored 40 points in the second half.

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ler, 9 , brings the ball up the court on the offense, looking

add even more points to the Spartan 's lead.

WHAT MAKES A BASK

WHAT QUALITIES DO YOU liiKFOR IN YOUR JEAMMATES ?

Sam Wragge, 9 , "Trustworthy and someone who won 't blame you for your mistake~. Also so meo ne who is mentally tough. "

Tyson Barnard, 9, "Be ing overall a good teammate an d supporting each other. "

Brady Bell, 9, "Someone that is going stay in it the whole time and put in all their effort ."

Bray an Van Meter, 9 , "Trust and trust in defense and offense, knowing what to do and helping out each other , so when someone does something bad we can help out each other and get back up. [We build that trust] by seeing each other everyday and having fun with each other and pract icing hard with each other ."

Malachi Bornschlegi, 9 , "Somebody that is always working hard and is always giv ing ~100% at all times and listens well and doesn 't goof off. "

Bos t on Workman , 9 , "Fun to be around, pass the ball , good teammate all around, and someone who will have my back "

Keinan Lentell, 9 , "Sm ar t and pr e tty athl e tic. "

Spartans guarding the other team strongly , ·• keeping the enthusiasm alive by def ending well. Briely Hill , 9 , says, "We kept working hard as a team and kept our composure. It really helped us in our season. "

IETCII IUI IN TIE IIIE

Story by Ellie Roselius

The freshman and reserve girls basketball teams , like the upper levels, were outstanding competitors The reserve team was undefeated (8-0) and the fre hma as su cessful as well. Although they found success on the court, it was not without $acr' members of both teams. Matalyn Miller, a freshma t suffered a fall that benche her for two wee s. someone 's shoulder. My n injury of some sort."

It was hard for Miller t able to play, "I was out for boring , but I still got to out the last week so it was oka back , but Miller returne o t e court to play better than ever were really supportive and any time I would walk into the gym la cheer for me." The teamwork and bond created by the positiv fostered both the recovery of Matalyn Miller and the winning st

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ies were sustained by freshman and reserve, and I hit my head on ssion but it was a head

fto t ree weeks , it was really r overy may have set her pport of her team. "They ac 's they would always encouraging atmosphere of the reserve team.

WHAT INJURIES HAVE YOU RETAINED WH.ILE SWIMMING?

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Story by Jocelyn Burke

In school, there were many opportunities for students to get involved, whether it be a sport or club, there was something for everyone. One of those sports included Unified Bowling, which was a bowling team that brought together students from all over the school. Since 20 l 7, the team had doubled in size, amounting to 20 students This provided the students with opportunities to compete in games against other schools , districts, and even state competitions. In only its second year as an NSAA-approved sport, participants couldn't wait to go to games. Mr. Ben Wheeler, the coach, stated, "During the season, it sometimes feels like the only question we hear is, When's our next bowling game?"' Unified bowling was a great sport that everyone could enjoy and participate in. Its purpose was to bring everyone together and allow opportunities for students who had trouble sometimes getting access to extracurriculars.

With this program, students made the best memories. Jenna Reiners, junior, has loved her time on the team since the beginning. In the fall of 2016, when the sport was established, she was asked to join the team, to which she said yes. "When I got a strike last year and we won the game," Reiners stated when mentioning some of her favorite memories, "Along with hanging out with everybody and the bus rides there."

Reiners had one piece of advice for future students, "People definitely should try it out." This team even allowed students to make connections with other students in the school, no matter where they came from. Unified Bowling

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Preparing to bowl, Phillip Jackson, 11 , looks back towards the crowd after he toe his turn. His teammates continued to support one another for the rest of the gamE and the games that were to come after it.

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Athletics

Story by Atticus Muller

A state champion from Southeast has added an unexpected spark to the Lincoln East wrestling team. Chance Fry is looking to defend his 132-pound state championship from his sophomore season.

For Chance, the leadership position comes as a teaching lesson, \\If I see someone goofing off at practice or not paying attention, I'll yell at them to get back and focused, but other than that I'm a silent leader, a leader by example."

In the wrestling room and in the classroom, the sport has taught Chance that hard work needs to extend beyond wrestling.

The former Southeast student says that the transfer to East has only elevated his effort in not just athletics, but academically as well , \\[The sport has taught me] how to get along with others a lot better, but also to give my best in everyday life, not just in the wrestling room."

This season for East has needed that extra boost of hard wrnk as tbe school has garnished the number one rank in the state, and a top spot nationally. \\We know we have a target on our backs now," Chance says, \\we have to train harder than we ever did before."

Chance Fry , 11 , went through the wrestling season as a silent leader ' We focus by knowing that we have a target on our back. So we want to be able to keep going and winning , so we work harder than before .' Chance would always listen to music and look for things to work on after winning a match.

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an important match. ' We kind of have a east] , it's usually an exciting dual. " While xci tement of the duel is a great part of estling , Harrington said his favorite emories were being surrounded by his mmates and coaches Wrestling all ur years of high school, Harrington t only e xperienced the success of reat seasons, but also made nforgettable memories on his four years in the wrestling rogram. He brought a I

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Points up and pins down. The hard wo rk gone into the game did not go unnotice d. The close knit team came together to sh o the students of East High what bowling ~ really about. Getting the heavy ball dowthe lane wasn't as simple as it sounds. Tw ~ intense practices a week went in t= teaching this team what a strike was c I about.

Weekends for these players consiste of working on their own time, ofte n going in groups outside of practic , to improve their scores.

Although they spent most of th e time working to improve, the team wou l< sneak in a little play Growing their bon e was just as important as improving th e scores. Tournaments were filled with super t players making adrenalin run high and the minds focused on the pins.

With the help of their surrounding team, n c only did the team get better as a whole , b u individually showing everyone bowlin e wasn't for the fainthearted.

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WHAT A E THINGS EVERY BOWLER HAS?

SHYLEE SW ISHE R , 11: "Well you always have your bowling bag , your bowling balls. Some people have a ball for dryer hands and there 's also stuff you put on your thumb so it doesn 't stick in the ball and towels to get the oil off. "

OLIVIA PEREZ, 12: "All of us have at least one ball that we have to ourselves and it's custom drilled because you want something that fits your hand and then we all have a pair of shoes and a bag. A lot of the bowlers that are more e xperienced have more than one bowling ball for whatever the lane condition is. "

but some people will go overboard and have another ball and they have cleaning supplies ."

THI G ABOUT BE G OF THE EAM?

DRAKE WILLIAMSON, 11: "Be ing w ith friends and also it's just fun do ing bowl ing and be ing able to do that ."

SHYLEE SWISHER, 11: "Probably just everybody and how encouraging eve r ybody is, and you get to meet a lot of ne w people and going to meets is really fun."

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Hosa

Schools al l around the country have par ti c ipated in Health Occupat ion Students of America , also k nown as HOSA. The students would meet and discuss what was go ing on in the health world , along with tal k ing about conferences that they would attend. A majority attended the conferences . Ben Puente, l l, stated, "We had sess ions with different topics of psycholog ical topics , like autism , ADHD , mental health counseling and a bunch of other stuff. It was real ly cool. "

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Science Olymp iad was a club that allowec students to e xplore t he world of sciencE -...;.c.- and how it affects our world today The ~ learned specif ic ideas in chemistry , physic~ biology , and other sciences They even go to wor k toge t her with others and compeh against t eams in state events . "My favor itE memory is the competition at the Omahc zoo . While you aren't competing , you , ca e xplore the an imals and exhib its ," membe Enya Zhu (l l) stated.

Club Members: Emilee Bailey , Lydia Bell , Breanna Bender , Grace Bernadt , Madalyn Bernadt, Jill Bierbower , El i,. Bohart, Anna Bokma , Charley Bovaird , Chanci Buggi , Abby Chan , Rebecca Chloupek , Avery Chisp , Haley C

Abby Collier , Kylie Dews, Emily Dahmen , Hannah Dahmen , Melisa Durie , Hailey Dutton , Meredithu..i~

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unds, Lauren Britton, Sammy a Christenson, McKellan Clarke , Floreana unning- Ward, Helen Duong , Tina Dound , Joey Dworak , ~CL,_....,..,c;ran, G'Onne Fisher , Laura Francisco, Sarah Franks, Zoe Frederick , llni-iiAfl~~,-Kelsey ho, Anna HOang, Stella Hofer ,Matt Hotz, Meegen Hovorka, Ealynn arim , Madi Kiani , Melissa Kimbulu , Aiden Knopik , Sariah Knopik, Mellisha Lambert , Allison , o u, Celeste Matthes, Anirudh Mazumdar, ~phia Messineo, Lauren McCullough , Jaina McKenzie, aurel Nelson, Andrea Orozco Lopez , Elisa Orozco Lopez , Jessica Pelan, Morgan Perez Jenna Petersen , Ale xi s , usan Oudus, Bianca Rademacher , Landon Reichmuth , Paul RIiey , Laura Rivera Salgado, Cassie Roberts , ALii Roh , Chloe , oanna Shaw , Rezabegim Sholamova , Allexis Smith, Minjae Song, Pratham Soni , Sydni SPringer , Erik Strickland, Toylor Stumpff, Kayla gel Trinh, Emma Y'/achmon, Combry Waddell , Jennifer Wang , Addie Weiand , Jesse West , Isabella Wilkens, Ava Winjum , Ellie Woody , Emma Wudel,

Throughout the years , Key Club was always there to help our community. (Photo to the left) was on Peanut Day Everyone there was helping to raise money. While (Above) was the first meeting of the year. Together, East's community works to better the world around us. "We get to meet a lot of people we probably wouldn't have met otherwise," Rachel Faulkner, President, said.

Lunch Bunch

Lunch Bunch is group of dedicated students who ate lunch together every Thursday. Meeting during all three lunches and allowing for anyone to come who wants to , created an unmatched welcoming environment. Junior member Stephanie Herridge said, "I think the club is about reaching out and being inclusive and including everybody , because it's easy to get stuck in your own clique so going into lunch bunch helps you meet a bunch of different types of people that's a very good e xperience to have. " Lunch Bunch allowed students from all backgrounds to come together , share a meal and make new friends .

Circle of .friends

Circle of Friends had the same loving atmosphere as Lunch Bunch, but took it to the community Every month there was a new fun activity : a scavenger hunt , athletic events or even hosting a Valentine's day party "Circle of friends is us finding times outside of school to hang out ," said junior Sarah Winterbauer. Taking the time to foster and reinvest in the relationships built in Lunch Bunch made this club all the mo re rewarding.

Photo by Tessa Kuhl ma n

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Front Row: Victoria Cooley , Andrew Korinek, Grace Meints, Allison Franks, Emily Ale xan i Avery Hoffer, Philip Jackson , Megan Davis, Abby Korte , Anna Schonewise, Cole Alfred

Back Row:Jarred Smith, Dorian Fairchild, Lauren Britton, Matthew Hotz , Jacob Dean , TJ Ta ' I Lucy Bryant, Ashley Rising , Dustin Splitgerber, Levi Vandyken , Kelsie Bartek, Turner Linafelte

Josh Club

Josh club was a new addition to East's population of clubs this fall. Formulate d off of a scheduling ph e nomeno n that cause d one of Mrs Staswick 's fall 2016 English classes to have three Josh 's, President Josh Hurlbut used the in-class jo ke to · form a club like no other. "This is suppose d to be ; a safe place for anyone who feels that t he y don 't belong in a ny other clu b . You can come her e and you won 't be judged or an y t hi ng ." M r. Funk, the cl ub spons~ r , hos t ed t he group o nce e very fe w w eeks, wh e r e the ki ds learned about d isti nct Jos h's in hi story a nd p la nned to comp le te se rvi ce w o rk th ro ug ho ut t he co mmunity

First Row : Caleb Rasmussen , Eric Choban y an, Joshua

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Anna Carlson, Ma x Cumm ins, Zach Cypher, Ka y ly n Johnson, Fa ith Klimm , M atth e w Legg iadro, . Muhammad Nasimov , D y lan Robertson , Sy dney Skee ls

Crea _ tive Writi·ng/Slam Poetry

Creative Writing and Slam Poetry Club w a s a unique and welcoming place to e xpress yourself Stud e nts in this club had the opportunity to share their w o rk with other creative minds and get feedback Sopho mo re Morgan Runyan loved it and had a w o nde r f ul e xperience , 'Tm a huge advocate for writt en a nd spoken poetry I really love it , and I love hea rin g o ther people's poetry , because like when they are read in g it or writing it, it's kind o f like th e ir tr ue se lves ar e showing through ."

er, Front Row : Jeanna Cooper, C hl oe Da v ison, A v e ry Dut t on, A us tin Hene kee , Shealyn Warrick , Ol ivia Wirth , Samantha Robert s o r, Back Row : Grace W oo t en , Jin g min g Yu, Fa ith G re e n M orga n Runyan, Blak e Darling , Ant o ni o Ha mersky , Morgan Run y a n

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Gaspar, Winter Royer , Charles Strog o ff

Second Row : Mr Funk, Mrs Staswick, Matthew Guilford, Joshua Hou le, Joshua Calla w a y, Jo sh Hurlbut

Spanish Club

Spanish club put emphasis on the Span ish culture , as we ll as the language learned in the classroom.

Sarah W interbauer (ll) the pres ident of the club , said, "My mother is from Guatemala, so I have always wanted • to conned more with the culture I thought this would be a good way to do so it has taught me to be a lot more organized and I always have a lot of fun with my fr iends ."

She added, " this is a time to just have fun with it and learn some stuff while you are there We watch mov ies, play games, eat food and just try to learn more about the culture ."

Jenna Reiners (11) said her favorite part about the club · was when they got

Jenna Reiners , Amaris

together a nd had food partie s. Rebecca Evasco

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Front Row: Abby Winterbauer , Erin Be ll, Sarah Winterbauer, aurel Nelson , Stephanie Herridge, Fernando Pascac io Cruz

·Club

Chinese Club was an opportunity to branch out from Chinese class. The club helped students get more involved in the class , the Chinese culture, and helped prepare students who were going to hina. "The Chinese club celebrates the Chinese culture and learns more about China we also do a lot of cultural things like eat Chinese food. We celebrate a lot of hdidays like the Lunar New Year , the Harvest Moon Festiva l. We watch a lo t of movies," said Angelina Nahorny (l 1)_ "Once you 're in it , its kind of just a community We do dinners at Chinese restaurants and we order Chinese and all of that sort of stuff," she added.

Front R~w: Yiling Zuo , Angel ina Nahorny , He len Little, Elias Barreda

Not Pictured: Jasm ine Budler, Wenl i Xu ·

Back Row:

Davis,

Clarke, Rachel Nelson, Troe Andrews, Senora

Photo by Ashleigh WelcH

Back Row: Ava Winjum , Jeff Coleman , Chloe Weakly , Jackson Brehm , Jude Garrett

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German Club

Helena Mueller, 11, who has bee f") in German Club since her freshman y ea r said, "I love learning about the German culture and language and be ing ab le t o speak it."

German C lub specialized in teac ng students the history of Germany as well as allo win g the students of East a place w re they can meet other students who shared a similar interest in the country Mueller added, "One of my favorite parts about the club is being able to do activit ies with my friends and being able to learn 1 more about the culture with people who

are like me."

French Club

In French Club, students came after school to learn more about the culture and languag e o f France while the club provided a fun and encouraging environment. "[ We learn about ] More French cultural th in gs rather than in class. W e learn the lan guage, more than culture We talk about the movies and what they eat and stuff like that ," said Kaylynne Huntington (9).

Freddie Mendoza (10) added, "I do French Club because it is something I'm fami li ar with , so it just feels comfortable usually , we do movies, sometimes we can plan to do other stuff depending on what people want to do. So if you have an idea and you tell the French teacher what you want to do, then she 'll try to make it happen ." Clubs 8_ 165

Photo by Ashleigh Welch

Bock Row: Joshua Callaway , Zachary Cypher, A.J. Nelson, Sidney Thrasher- Johnson, Maryam Muayad, Addison Wilbur, Eliza Bohart, Nicole Marienau, Yulia Evans

Row: Johnathan Kubicka, Mason Woodworth, Helena Muller , Matthew Leggiadro, Kamryn Plock

Madame Lisa Maupin, Kaylynne Huntington, Stephanie Herridge, Laur e l Nelson, Rachel Nelson, Sarah Borovich, Fernando Pascacio Cruz, Freddie Mendoza , Jessica Chen

Asian Food Club allowed students to come together once a week to eat different Asian foods and make crofts. But really , ' It is about eating food from chopsticks, and if you get there early , you might get a fortune cookie. "

All members agreed that getting to enjoy different types of Asian cuisine was, " delightful."

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Kuhlman , Jocelyn Burke, Floreana Cordo ·e, Bounds, Cole

f¼oto courtesy of Mr Bill Dimon

Malak Mtasher, Nathan Johnson, Kevin Rippe, Karo Foster , Matt Maw, Jack Christenson , Ian Mcmanus, Aiden Knopik , Sariah Knopik , Yulia Evans

No t Picture d: J J Dugdale

Math club consisted of a group of students with a shared interest in math. Each student was able to experience a fun and open environment , where discussion was encouraged. Matthew Donsig (9) commented, ' I stayed for the community , [my favorite part was] everybody just getting together to do math," while Heaston (9) said , ' It is a small

IScience bowl provided a fun environment where students competed against one another in all fields of science and got a chance to go to nationals Alix Cui (ll) said , ' I joined science bowl because I did it in middle school and I thought it was a really interesting competition , because you get to explore all the different sections of science, like physics, biology , and chemistry. It is also cool for making friends cause you're on the team together. '

Jesse Lin (12) and Luke Bigelow (12) added that being with your friends is one the most fun parts of the club and that competitions are always intense and exciting. Science bowl met every Thursday to practice and prepare.

Back Row : Sasha Belashchenko, Jesse Lin, Daniel Laws, Luke Bigelow , Isaac Zhang , Joshua Lee

Front Row : Crystal Xu , Leo Lu, A:1nie Jia

Not Pictured : Alix Cui , Suzie Cho

We Are Sparta

We are Sparta was a student leadership group for athletes They met several times this year to tal k about how they can improve their athletics through strong leadership and a pos itive environment

Rache l Weber (12) said, "It was a really cool group and I get to interact with different athletes from other sports ."

Ale x Lem ke (11) liked this club a lot , "I wanted to get more involved. "

"We main ly tal k about the achievement of our athletes and teams to try and find the best way to get supporters in the stands and the best ways to lead our teams ," said Thomas C lare (11).

ra apo1 an use ,t was teaching fellow reusing water bottles and the sources ere water from. "

The ne xt step for Eco Club is hopefully to rebuild the garden at East Napolitano said, "We look for ways to improve our env ironment both in and outside of the school atmosphere ."

Ka y la Weller , Ale xa , Regan Sankey , Scott Antonson , Jordan Rie kenberg , Jett Janssen, Thomas C lar

Mr Flowerday, Sam Auch Moedy, Alyah Janes, Caeli Roach , Thea Jobst , Morgan Valley , Ale xandra Napolitano

Kaleidoscope

Sinc e the beginning , Kaleidoscope Cll!.lb was built around letting the students talk about personal issues they faced. It was an environ ment f ii led with good talks and snacks offered to anyone who wanted to join Ashley Rising (10) commented, "People accept you, you can say what you judged. "

CSI

Every Thursday morning , bright and early, a group of devoted students met in the art room. CSI Club is a group of Christian students who want to grow in their relationships with God and each other "Our club is a chance for East students to learn how to face a world that does not always accept our beliefs and morals as Christians and form a community of people who will fight together for what we believe. " said senior , Jayne Whitman.

At CSI , members studied Bible verses, watched videos about living in Christ and discussed their lives in a safe environment.

Sophomore Espen Avenson said, "I joined the club to hang out with other Christians. It is about God's glory "

Front Ro w: Carly Bredthauer , Anna Cooper , Alexis Johnson, Ms. Roh , Cole Welstead

Back Row : Espen Avenson , Mr. Kolbo , Jayne Whitman , Elizabeth Struwe, Alli Roh , Jeremy McGee, Joel McGee, Drew Huscher

SPEAK EDP.

r werment Club "Li e a ir, an organization started by Lir,¢Qln wn Ina Bhcx)palam (l l), worked throughout the year to i •

ze YOU.'lQ girls. Modeled after the Uniteccl Nations Girl Up sof like a Girr met with middle school girls to play g ow about girls in other countries. Whi1 I students from all over Lincoln w girls in our community. The most c ed was to lead the elementary school kids about girl empower semester-long club, the girls ys so awesome to see them seeing them be really quiet girls who didn't n outsppken and awesome. Its just really cool to see if we did that to every girl, there'd be no stopping

Student Council

Meegen Hovorka, Hailey Haar , Joanna Shaw , Madeline Haun

Emily Berg , Parker Chandler, Drew Huscher Turner Linafelter , Veronica Chapman

Cecilia Eubanks, Elizabeth Bash, Cambry Waddell , Audrey

• Linzell , Karlie Van Meter

Taylor Stumpff, Addison Wilbur , Brfanna Bender , Ale x Tessendorf

Knox Downing , Drue Bower, Evan Hell e r, Naree Philavanh, Eliza Bohart , Hannah Seize, Helen Duong , Ben Puente, Emily Vaggalis

Melissa Kimbulu, Peyton Mickells

Student Council was a class that gave t u-dents an opportunity to develop leader-sh' skills by organiz ing and carrying out sGhoo activities and service projects. In additi on to plann ing events that contributed to school spirit and community aspect and overall well being of East The student council was a representotive group of the st~dent body

~to courtesy of Mrs Wenli Xu

Lunar Lotuses

The Lunar Lotuses, the Chinese Dance Tearn, had a successful year having open auditions The club originally started off by people in Chinese class, but soon evolved to having anyone be able to audition. Most of their performances were held in February be~ause of the Lunar New Year Angel rn 12), rem inisced about her favorite emories. "I really enjoyed it, I' ve never n much of a dancer , and it's choreograp d by Angelina Nahorny and she knows hat the people in the group might not be dancers so she made it easy t o learn, which I enjoyed. "

Chess Club

Chess enthusiasts Eri c C hobanyan Oeft ) and Matthew Donsig (9 ) started chess club because, "We love to play chess and there w asn 't a club in place at the time. " Meeting ever y Tuesday and Fr iday, the two played regular chess or "Chimera chess " Chimera chess is an alternate version based on the Grecian mythological cr eature Ch imera , and house ru les

Back Row: Cecilia Ruiz , Ava Winjum, Wenli Xu , Angelina Nahorny, Darby Whippie, and Elise Benson

Front Row: Angel Mai and Yiling Zuo

DECA

The East DECA chapter focused on marke ti ng , management and entrepreneurship in bus iness, f inance, hospitality, and market ing sales/service Members competed against other schools to win awards in al l fields. Students also had the opportun ity to meet with professionals to build up their sk ills and e xperience

FBLA

FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of America, was a club for students that had interest in businesses and learning how they worked They also compete in events that involved business and entrepreneurial practices. A normal meeting would consist of planning events in the future and learning about FBLA and businesses.

Back row : Jeremy Sorensen, Madi Kiani , Tristan Melvin, Lauren McCullough, Devan Buescher, Ale x Mcgee, Asa Wilke , and Hunter Mutz

Front Row : Davis Penn , Karlie Van Meter, and Grace Toomey

Back Row : Isaac Zhang , Pranav Rajan , Changhui Han , Meiling Ybarra , and Laura Patterson

Middle Row : Luke Bigelow , Jesse Lin , Annie Jia , and Leo Lu

Front Row : Jessica Chen, Shruti Mishra, Enya Zhu , Connie Lin, and Nayana Nagaraj

• National Honors Society

National Honor Society, commonly referred to as NHS , was one of the largest clubs at East . "We focus on getting involved in the community and promoting the environment at East the engages learning and ~ngages community involvement ," said Jaden Roe (12).·

Members were accepted based on academic and community service e xcellence. Taylor Krofta (12) liked the club, "Its just something that you can d o , have fun , and help people out ." They met once a month in the auditorium to discuss how they could improve the environment.

Taylor Barnes (12) commented "Usually in the meetings we talk about current volunteering opportunities and what o r next mee ting is. We discuss keeping our grades up, and making sure we're good students as well as good citizens ."

Members: Austin Anderson , Taylor Andrew , Scott Antonson , Emily Artz , Ale x August , Chantel Bade, Sebastian Baillie, Brandon Bakenhus, Morgan Barmore, Taylor Barnes, CJ Bates, David Becker, Luke Bigelow , Ellie Bliemeister, Sophia Bolubasz, Sasha Borakove, Jake Borgmann, Drue Bower, Corinne Bredthauer, Jasmine Budler, Chynna Burgess, Noah Buscher , Zane Busekist , Adam Carmack , Maddie Carpenter, Harrison Cass, Madison Cave, Prescilla Chami , Ashley Clegg , Mckynzie Colon, Justin Converse, Tathloch Dok , Valeriya Dedushkevich, Anna Delaney , Makenzie Delgado, Josephine Diaco, Morgan Dondlinger, Emily Dresbach, Hailey Dutton, Harley Edie, Lindsay Elliott, Rachel Faulkner, Triston Ford, Sarah Franks, Mekenna Frederick, Mattheows Ginting , Sam Griese I, Valerie Griess, Nathan Grof , Rebekah Guilford, Hunter Guru, Changhui Han, Allison Harrington, Bailey Harrington , Lauryn Heller, Stella Hofer , Alex Hrnicek, Amanda Hultgren , Rose lngracia , Heidi lsemann, Jordan Janssen, Tyler Jaques, Taylor Jarvis, Kailey Jay-Kissler, Emma Jewell , Annie Jia, Ella Johnson, Zoe Johnson, Peter Jurich, Madi Kiani , Taylor Krofta , John Kubert , Allison Larson , Daniel Laws, Katie Leger , Dallas Lim , Jesse Lin , Makenna Lindgren, Mckenna Link, Justine Linscott , Helen Little, Cruz Longoria , Kristen Loudon , Julian Lowe, Sam mi Lyon, Spencer Lyon, Erin Mapson, Anthony Marf isi , Lauren McCullough, Sophia Messineo, Timothy Miles, Ethan Miller, Shruti Mishra, Olivia Munroe, Jared Murray, Emily Nitzsche, Camryn O'Dell , Emily O'Neill , Reagan Ostrander, Mira Patel, Raina Patel, Olivia

Per e z , Chase Peterson, Emma Plucknett , Jessica Powers, Susan Oudus, Aaditya Rau , Alex Rien , Cassie Roberts , Jaden Roe , Alli Roh , Abbi Rouse, Lexi Rouse , Chloe Sanders, Regan Sankey, Jamison Sapp, Katrina Schleich, Makenna Schmal , Madeline Schmit, Jarod Schwinck, Mya Sears, Hannah Seizys, Camryn Self, Tatum Sesow , Joanna Shaw, Madison Skiles, Leland Smith, Olivia Smith, Megan Snyder, Madison Sobotka, Jordan Stoehr , Erik Strickland, Taylor Stumpff , Callie Sv oboda , Eric Thompson , Jake Thompson , Kelsey Toomey , Angel Mai , Chase Uher, Hailey Van Genderen, Andrew Voss , Camryn Watermeier , Rachel Weber , Kayla Weller , Jesse West , Jayne Whitman , Christian Wilke, Ellie Wood Cl ubs

The Archery Club began in third quarter, meeting every Wednesday and Friday They built and perfected their skills at the OEC [Outdoor Educational Center ] alongside professional coaches . "We practice • different methods and ways to hit the targets. " Bailey Hajny (11)_

Falkinburg , Sam Down, Dakota Fir

Back Row : Mrs Holt, Calvin Hotz , Truman Thompson , Emma Jewell Middle "Row : Trevor Hamersky, Katherine Schmit , Helen Little Front Row: Ellie Woody , Taylor Jarvis, Sammy Burchell

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Pride Club was created to bring students together in a safe environment to express themselves and discuss LGB T+ issues. The club was able to help students meet and create lasting friendships .

Art club was designed to bring artists together to create group projects as well as develop their personal skills. Though the priority was creating their own work , the students were able to work on projects like Little Free Library

Amaris Davis (12) commented, "It's a nice way to get extra work done for class if you're behind. And there 's a lot of people in the club to ask for critiques. "

Photo by Jaxsen Valenta

Photo b y Ja xsen Valen t a

Bac k Ro w : Evelyn Perez, Heather Giron Esteb a n, Hayden Korn , Ale xandra Gerdes, Julia Ehlers, Emily Hogg , Solana Ho nda , H ud so n Hill ; Jonathan Gerdes, Emma Brown, Faith Kilman , Patrick Brown

Fro nt Ro w: My a Miller, Maria Navarro, Abby Miller

N o t Pictured: Cecilia Ruiz , Hayley Lindgren, Evan Hutchison, Kelsey Ho

Drama Club

Drama Club was a place for students interested in the art of improvisation, along with learning the basic lessons of drama as a whole. They did so alongside their sponsor , Mrs. Melissa Walburn.

Tatum Sesow (12) said ''I'v e been a part of Drama club for the last 4 years and this year I'm an officer ". Sesow has also been in numerous plays though out her years at east.

Adam Laporta , Aiden Holman, Alahnnah Morton, Alexis Crist , Alyssa Jef rey , Ami Annika Larsen , Austin Hennecke, Bra xt on Barnhill , Carlee Riddle , Cassie Brayton, Chi Ellie Woody , Evan Beebe, Gavin Kr eyci k, Grace Akins , Helen Little, Helena Muller, Yu, Joel Bierbower, John Lamer , Josh Duhs, Jovan Fogleman, Julian Lowe, Katherine Kennedy , Mabel Eppler, Madeline Dumler, Mable Eppler, Madeline D

Matthew Duhs, Mckellan Clarke, Michael Frandolig , Mollie Down, Sammy Burchell , Sarah Daniels, Sarah Logan •

Presidents Kyra Rempe and Emma Brown Avery- Dutton, Hunter Oakes, Mollie Heaston, Evelyn Kennett , Samantha Kelso and Kiki Harwood

Quidditch C -lub

Ouidditch Club was based on the famously known sport in the Harry Potter book series. "We divided into two teams because we didn 't have enough people at the time. said" Josh Williams (12). • You would think brooms ould be involved , right? "We j ticks from the athleti

Knitting Club

Rebooted to it's former glory , Knitting Club was comprised of students all dedicated to the art of knitting They were an accepting bunch, letting in anyone willing to seek improvement on the craft. The students often brought their own materials, though they were never short of an extra thread or two.

Back Row: Ian Gregory , Sam Auch Moedy , Nathaniel Colton, Dylan Chapin, Luke Olson and Liam Baker

Middle Row: Hanna Brandt , Chris Wickham , Victoria Thomas, Skylar Kodad , Cloey Nyberg and Arnavaz Adenwalla.

Front Row: Kat Fiala and Shelby Valenta

Chase Adams

"Follow your dreams and reach for the stars! Stay positive and make the right choices. I am so proud of you and I love you very much! You will succeed in life! Work hard play hard! LOVE YOU"

AUS inlnd r 0

"What great adventures we have had with you in the first years of your life! We are so - proud of you and look forward to your next accomplishment in life's journey. We love! Love, Mom and Dad

D nnvA kar

We can't bel ieve this day is here! We are very proud of you! Love you very much!

Mom and Dad

Sebastian Ballie

Remember that your dreams are the seeds of your future. Follow them with all your heart. Believe in yourself and all that you are - you are amazing! With all our love, Dad , Mom , Sophia and Sarah

Brandon Bakenhus

Brandon, From insects and elephants to sports we have loved watching you grow into, the exceptional young man you are today Your determination will take you far. Good luck in your future and God Bless.

Love, Mom & Dad

We thought we had more ti r a, but in a b link of an eye yo grew up. You now have wi r JS Use them to take you on yo • journey in life Remember y e J are our precious daughter 0 1 -:J will always be loved! We c so proud of you PS : Make s -e you come bac k home to vi s:

We have truly experienced so much joy being your parents! We look forward to watching you grow in your next chapter of life. Never give up your humor, always do what's right , work hard and you will go far. Love Dad Mom

Macevarvan

Congratulations sweet one! Words simply cannot describe how proud we are of you!

We know God has amazing plans for your life and we are so excited to see where He takes you from here Love you Always - Mom , · Dad & Miya

CJ. Bates

Congratulations, CJ! We are so proud of you and everything you have accomp li shed so f ar. Continue to challenge yourself and try new things . We know you will be successful in whatever you choose Fo llo w your dreams and wor k hard.

C~n 't wait to see what you will accomp lish Love, Mom, Dad & Ryan

Those big baby blues have be~n your trademark from day one! Congratulations on your Regents Scholarship! We couldn 't be more proud.

UNO's Aviation program is lucky to have you. Watch out friendly skies - here comes our pump k in! Love you to the moon and back! Mom , Dad and Sammie

We are so proud of the beautiful young woman you have become . Your spun k, drive and determinat ion will take you for! Enjoy your grand adven t ure Always remember : You 'r e b ig on the inside. Love, Mom, Dad and Lucas

luke Bigelow

We are so proud of you and your ac'comp lishments! You have wonderfu l th ings in store for you! Work hard persevere and live your life to its fullest! Love you forever , Mom and Dad!

Isa e ru di

You are one of a k ind! We are so proud of all that you have accomp li shed this far and can 't wait to see what the future holds for you! We Love You!

Mom and Dad

Noah Buscher

Congratu lations Noah! We are so proud of you! Your captivating personality, inte lligence, determination and talents will take you wherever you want to go. You will always have all our love and support Love, Dad Mom , Aidan and Landon

Baby Ads

It's hard to believe this time has come! You're an amazing young woman and we can 't wait to see what you do next in you_r journey! Follow your dreams! Love you always, Mom & Dad

Zane Busekist

Zane, Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of your many accomplishments and the young man you have become We wish you every happiness and success in your future.

Love:, Mom. Dad and Mackenzie

Pr cill ha

Prescilla we are proud of you Good luck on yol.\r future endeavors. Lots of love.

a h a

Congratulations Zach! We are incredibly proud of the fantastic young man you 've become and to call you our son Always reach for what you want! The future is in your hands and is incredibly bright! We love you! Mom and Dad

McKvnzie Colon

We are so proud of your success both on the softball field and in the classroom! Congratulations on your regents scholarships. Dream big. We love you to the moon and back!

Dad and Mom

Justin Converse

Hey, four years over just like that! Congratulations Justin! Love, Dad , Mom and Alyssa

Adam Carma ct

W e are e xtremely proud of a ll your hard w or k and accomplishments Never st o p str iv ing to obta in you r go a ls. Good luck in college - yo u w ill always have our support Web you uncond itionally alwa ys & forever

Love , Mom , Dad, Megan & Br oo e

exc mel

We are so proud of y e Cherish today Live tomorrow. Dream forever

Kilev Conwav

Kiii ! You t r ul y are the happ iest person we know. Your beautiful smi le and funny personal it y li ght up any room! We are so ver y proud of the pe rson y ou 'v e become We kno w y our future is b ri ght because YOU w ill ma ke it shine Love U! Mom and Dad

res h

Congratulations to our amazing daughter! We love being your parents and are so proud of you. Your life is full of possibilities and we 'll be there to cheer you on every step of the way. We love you!

Love, Mom and Dad

D mack

Wherever you go, whatever you do, we will always be here loving you , supporting you and believing in you. Anything is possible if you wor k hard , believe in yourself , and never give up Audentis

Alec Ferris

I was lucky enough to be raised by the best man I've ever known. Now I've raised one, as well. You're one of the best things I've ever done in my entire life I'm so proud of the man you 've become and I am so lucky to be your mom.

You 're my favorite Alec in the · whole world. Love you bud.

-mom

Jacob Crocker -

You 've always been smart and caring , now you are headed ou t to tac kl e the world. We are so proud of . you. We can 't wait to see what your future holds but we know it will be amazing Love Mom & Dad

O ur hearts are full o f lo v e an d respect for the young lady you have bec ome . GCU is lucky to hav e y ou next year. Please rem e mber how much w e love you ! Mo m, Da ve , M ckenzi e , N oa h a nd Gus

fortuna iuvat Love, Mom and Dad n

Kierstin Foote

We could no t be more proud of y ou and all that you hav e ac hi eved. The time has g o ne by way too fast but w e a re e xcited to share in your next adventure starti ng college at UNL love you so much!

a lio

"She believed she could , so she did, " R..S. Gray I am so proud of all you have accomplished! Your future is bright Lulu! Love, Mom.

Triston Ford

Behind you , all your memories; Before you , all your dreams; Beside you , all who love you ; Within you , all you need ; We are so very proud of all you have accomplished Triston. Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you have imagined. We love you. Mom , Dad and Faith

a h o sGinting

Bravo! On to the ne xt journey for Matt Ginting Another • significant milestone accomplished!

Well done and proud of you! Remember to always put God first , stic k to your principles, and love and enjoy the journey as you achieve your ne xt milestones. We will always love and support you!

Dad and Mom

Mekenna Frede

Congratulations Kenna ! We are so proud of the y o ung woman you have bec o me. Always believe in yo ur self and don 't be afraid to ch ase your dreams. We wi ll be cheering you on!

Love, Mom , Dad, Ella and G ge

s Iha

We are so proud of you and th~ amazing young woman you've become·. You are such a blessing to • us! Always stay true to yourself , keep the faith and hold onto that sense of humor! Love, Mom and Dad

Ale Graff

As your new journey begins, we wish to share how proud we are of you. It has been a pure joy watching you grow up, setting goals and achieving them. We wish you the very best Love, Mom , Dad and Cole

Sam Griesel

Congratulations Sam! We 're so proud of the young man you 've become and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you!

BailevG a

We've watched with wonder as you 've gro w into the person you are today and couldn't be me e proud. A new chapter awaits and you get to b the author Can't wait t c see what comes next. " Love Mom & Dad

Nathan Grof

"Congratulations Nathan!

We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. Keep following your dreams we can't wait to see what the future holds for you! " Love, Mom, Dad and Tyler

John Hansen

John , So proud of th$ young man you have become! We can't wait to see what the future brings for you! Love you lots!

Mom and Dad

Hel n iUI

Ready for your next adventure! We love you!

Jordan Harre

From the day you were born, a~d every day since, you have been such a blessing God has shaped our boy into an awesome young man We are so proud. Congratulations Jordan Harre "LOVE " - Your Family

ell

It's hard to be li eve that our sweet little boy with the twinkle in his eye is now a fine young man, ready to take on the world! Stay strong! We are so proud of you!

Love-Mom , Dad , and Amanda

ill

Hudson Hill , Senior year hem at last; How 'd the school years go so fast?

Fisher Price, Little Tikes, and Lego, traded for Samsung , Ford and HAL 0. Best wishes Graduation Day, It's off to college with tuition to pay!

Love, Mom

Aidan Holsten

Congratulations Aidan!! We are so proud of you. Good luck with your new adventures!

We all love you!!

A very Hope Eli zabeth Hoffe r, A very a ka "Pops " Congratulat ions on your Graduation! We are so very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. Keep having fun , love life and always choose joy! I love you!

Mom (and the gang)

Alex Hrnicek

We k now you will hit it out of the park as you move on to a exciting new phase in your life!!! # Fearless

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Heidi, we are so proud of you, and all you have attained at East. Wisdom is organized life, and you are wise beyond your years. Pursue., don't follow.

Love Mom, Dad and Ellie

Jacob Hudak

Way to go, Blake! Congratulations, Blake, on your graduation from East High! We so enjoyed all of your activities there: football, band, drum line, jazz band, track and field, show choir and pep bands!

• Best of luck on a ll of your future endeavors! Rock and Roll Always! • Love, Rocket , Dad, Keleigh , Gabe and Eliza

J n s n

Congratulations on your • graduat ion with the Class of 2018 , Jordan! Your hard work and dedication have paid oH , and we are so proud of your accomplishments. We can 't wait to see what the future has in store for you. All our love, Dad, Mom, Ale x, and Jett

ailev J -Ki ler

Kailey, We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments! We can't wait to see what you future holds! Dream big! The sky is the limit! Love , Mom, Dad, Tailyn and Makkya

Chloe Jones

Congratulations Chloe-Bear! You have brought so much joy to our lives. We are so proud of the beautiful person you've become. Continue to follow your dr e ams and don't let anything get in your way. "If you can dream it, you can do it" (Walt Disney)

• Love, Dad, Mom, and Carly

Peter Jurich

Imagination is more important than knowledge " Albert Einstein Always believe in yourself and your dreams, pay attention to the good stuff, and you 'll never be unoriginal. May love, laughter and happiness fill all your adventures! We are all so proud of you! Love , Mom , Dad, Chris and Elizabeth

Rose 1nuraci1

An artist from the start , yoL have made our lives so mud more colorful. We are thankful to God that he blessed us with you in o ur family!

Love, Dad, Mom , Nate, Ber Zach , and Mary Kat e

E aJo 0

Your constant smile and laug h1 have filled us with joy! We or e xtremely proud of the conf idt ambitious, driven young lead c you 've become. Your compas s, • and creativity inspire us. Enj c every discovery and experien c the ne xt step of your journe 1 offers!

All our love, Dad, Mom , Riley c , Evan

Madi, we are all so proud of your amazing accomplishments! Your work ethic and determination are incredible. Your humor and unique flair make you entertaining. We love you and know you will succeed!

Mom and Dad

Cade Kammerer

Congratulations Cade Kammerer on your graduation!Y ou are the son that I prayed for Life has not always been easy , but you never give up Keep fighting for what you want in life. Your hard work, determination, honesty and respect will lead you to where you need to be. May the Lord guide you on the path that you take. I love you forever! Mom

We are so proud of your accomplishments and the young lady you have become We are excited to see what the future holds for you! Follow your dreams.

Love, Mom , Dad , and Connor

KuWatching you grow up - has been pure joy. Even as th~ baby of the family , you have always been in charge! We are excited to see what your future holds . Good luck at UNL! Love you forever , Dad , Mom , Ryan and Tim.

Jesse lin

"Enjoy your laugh. Always believe in yourself. May your dreams stay big and warm without worries. We are always just a phone call away. We love you every second."

Mom and Dad

Belle Kendle

Isabelle Kendle , It is hard to believe our "B aby Belle" is graduating high school. We are so proud of you! You will always be our Princess! We Love You! Love Mom, Dad, Katrina, Ben and Wyatt!

From crayon drawings of stick figures to fancy art tools and majoring in graphic design ... how on earth can it be that our little "lovie " is graduating 7 All the love in the world-

Mom and Dad

Justine linscon

Congratulations on all your accomplishments! We are so very proud of you Yeet! May every day be Scooters, perfect hair, and 827.

Love, Chester Jay, Ellie Shay, Shady Gray, and BK Okie

Cruz lonuoria

You 've been an original since day one. Your wit , humor and style keeps all of us who love you entertained. We can 't wait to see what your future holds.

Love , Your family

Juli n low

You did it! Julian, I am so proud of a ll your accomplishments! It's been an amazing adventure watching y ou grow into the kindhearted, unique, smart and witty young man you are today Ne v er lose your spar k! You have great things ahead! Love you!

Mom

Madalvne

We are so proud of y ou Mada lyne Jo!

Congratulations on y ou r graduation We are so lu cky to have you as our dau gh te r We love you very muc h a nd w ish you much succes s on your new journ ey !

Love you , Mom , Dad, Hayden a 1d

Ruby

am i on.

Sammi ,. We are so proud of your accomplishment s and your kind heart. _ Always remember that we are there for you and that you are loved! Make all your dreams come true your possibilit ies are endless! Love, Mom , Dad and Jack

Tristan aie ski

Congrats Tr istan! Seems li ke just yesterday you were Mattimeo! You have such a quick wit and kind heart , they 'll both ta ke you far We 're all very proud of you T, keep pla y ing your music, work hard in col lege, be of strong chara ct er , and enjoy life.

Lo ve , Mom , D a d, C ody , Caitlin and A nna

Anthonv Marfisi

We are so proud of you and everything you 've accomplished. We can 't wait to go on the next journey with you and watch you success. Thank you for being an amazing son and brother. Love you , Mom, Dad , Joe, Izzy

roan . ansh

Congratulations baby! Y u came out ready to take 1n the world! Go out and f d your happiness! We ar E proud of you and love y u! Love, Your family

lauren McCullough ,

Words can 't describe how proud we are of the kind , honest , smart and beautiful young woman you ve become We 'll always be your biggest fans!

Love, Mom and Dad

logan McPhail

Congratulations Logan! We are so happy with the young man that you have become It has been a fun ride and we wish you continued success with your new adventures starting your college career Love Mom and Dad

ill

As she grew, her love for art did too . Now she 's a high school grad , Off to college with art-adventures to be had. Cool story bro! So very proud of you , Abby!

Love Mom , Keenan , Machaela, Kody , and Tommy

Your dreams are yours for - the taking. It's time to go out and get them. We 're so proud and excited to watch you take these next steps, just like we watched you take your first We 'll be right behind you cheering you on.

Olivia Munroe

Oh how time flies, we are so proud of you and we are looking forward to seeing what you will accomplish in your next chapter. Way to go"O"

Love you Always Dad and Mom

Love Mom and Dad E a r

Et han M ill er, Cloth e s ma y not ma ke t he ma n, b ut th e y do ma ke him look good! W e are so proud of th e man t ha t y o u ha ve

become . Yo ur inte lli ge nc e , humor and unm ista kab le se nse of styl e are unmatched. We kno w that your future is ve ry br ig ht!

Love, Mo m a nd D ad

Sophia Messineo

To the girl who never lets moments pass by. You are the heart and soul to th is fam il y Phia. Congrats and • we cannot wa it to enjoy all that you do! Be nne t, Your fut ure is BR IGHT! We are so ver y proud of you!

Love you forever and always, Mom , Dad , Claire, Rudy, Rylea and Lily

Jared Murrav

"Be th e change that you wi sh t o see in the wo r ld. "

Now it is t ime for something new , and, as your biggest fans , we can 't wait to see what happens next! Mom , Dad and Alex

Janssen Nelson

Janssen Thee Nelson, You have had some amazing adventures the last several years and we predict many more as you go out into the world to carve yourself a spot We have enjoyed watching you discover different forms of art and develop your love of photography Great things are on your horizon!

II

You are loving, confident , kind, and composed. You have been strong in your faith and true to your convictions. With these traits you are set for continued success in college and beyond. We are proud of you , Cam!!

Love, Mom , Dad, Connor, and Dane.

B lie live

You inspire and amaze us with your hard work and integrity. Dream big! Your talent and determination will take you far. Keep asking questions and know we are always here for you. We love you! Mom , Dad and Thomas

Reagan Ostrander

Reagan , The youngest of four with a smile and heart as warm as the sun. Our love and pride in you is endless. Make the

most of everyday. Enjoy! Love, Mom and Dad

Felicitv Nielsen

We are so proud of you an d all you have accomplishe d. Remember to always pur su e those wishes and dreams! W E are excited to see where yo ur next adventure takes you. W E love you!

Mom , Dad, Serenity, Etern it y, Maverick, and Divinity

on hnout a

l Tim 4:12 Let no man despise thy youth ; Bur be thou an example of the believers, in word , in conversation , in charity , in spirit , in faith , in purity All our love

ii O'N

Congratulations Emily! \are so proud of all of y· achievements and car wait to see what the fu l holds for you! You w il always be our little Pea r Love, Dad, Mom, and Natal i

Mira Patel

We are so proud of you! Always stay true to yourself and dream Big! "You have within you the strength, patience and the passion to reach for the stars and change the world."

Harriet Tubman

Morgan Peltz

Congratulations, Morgan!

We are so proud o f you and can 't wait to see what your future holds! You are an amazing daughter and big sist e r who always makes us smile! We will be here cheering for you! Dream b:g!

Lov e you!

Mom , Dad, Brooke, and Troy

ro

Keep reaching for the stars, follow your heart , walk with Jesus and you will go far! This face won't get you there anymore. I'm beyond proud of you and blessed to be your mom! Love, Your Biggest Fan

o·Hvia Perez

To our Olivia , Always ~n the move - nothing changes! You hav e been a joy to watch growing int o such a funny , sma rt and ambi tious young lady ! Oh th e places y ou will go!

Lov e y ou - Mom , Dad , Ashton , An d rew and Oscar

"We can 't believe graduation is here. We are so proud of al your accompl ishments in high school. We· can 't wait to see what the future holds for you You will succeed in whatev e r you do! "

Lo ve , Mom , Dad , Courtn e y and Austin

age P hlmeier

Congratulations on a job well done We are immensely proud of all that you have achieved. You are truly amazing!

Philippians 4 :1 3 Love, Mom ~Dad-G riff in

Cassie Robens

You have been such a source of joy-- it is my pride to watch you become the young woman you are today! Very proud of all your accomplishments. Love you and look forward to see where your journey takes you.

Love mom

Jaden Roe

Jaden, it's been wonderful watching you grow into an incredible young man. Peopl e always tell you enjoy the tim e because it goes so fast. We enjoyed every moment and look forward to your bright future ahead! Love, Mom and Dad

hWe 'r e so proud of you and the person you've become. Can 't wait to see where your f utui-e takes you Mom and Dad.

Dear Jamison, We can't believe we got so lucky as to have you as a daughter. You have made every day an adventure and we can't wait to watch the next chapter of your life. _ You will do great things! Love, Mom , Dad , Josh , Jared, Malinda and Hughston

Chloe Sanders

You light up our life with your smile , laughter and humor! You 've made us so proud over the years , and we know this is only the beginning. Remember that you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem , smarter than you think, and loved more than you'll ever know.

Love Always! Mom & Dad

You 're the greatest second child vye have ever had. We are so proud of yo u. Dream big. Work hard. Take risks. Enjoy life.

Love Mom , David, Lauren and Joslyn

nna chmal

What an amazing blessing you are in our lives You are strong, faithful, determined and a kind compassionate heart. We are so excited to see what awesome plans God has in store for you.

Love Always , Mom, Dad & Elijah

Jerrod Searcev

You were the first to come in to our lives of four kids. You were the first to pave the way for your brother and sisters. And it's hard to imagine that now you are the first to leave. Were so proud of you Jerrod. Home Team!

Love- Dad , Mom, Taylor , Adam , and Samantha

Mvasears

Mya, Stay true to who you are, and you will continue to experience amazing things! You have all it takes to weather any storm that comes your way. :) We love you!

Mom & Dad

Rvlan Sand ers

"The quality of a person 's lif e is in direct proportion to th ei r commitment to e xcellenc e , regardless of their chosen f ie ld of endeavor." (V. Lombardi ) W e are proud of your accomplishments and look forward to seeing what yo u do ne xt. With love an d laughter, Mom, Dad & Madison

Rile

Mmm Cake! To our "Ri-man." Where di the time go? We are all ~ > proud of the young mar ' you have become. Enjoy t ~ :; journey before you! Love - Mom, Dad and Bra 's

Hannah Seizvs

Congratulations! We are so very p roud of you! You are strong , brave and very courageous! Keep dreaming big and chasing your dreams! We are cheer ing you on EVERY step of the way! We love you , •Mom , Haleigh and AJ

nna

You are an amazing daughter and sister! Have fun playing soccer at Northwest Missouri State next year! Keep being the reason someone smiles today. We love you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Kaci, Lillie, DJ , and Samantha

From Harry th e Horse t o Cinderella and TMNT s it has been a great run. Keep wishing. You can be what e v er you want t o be W e are proud o f you.

Love, Mom & Dad

Today is y our day!

Happy graduat ion day! Life is a grand adventure and now is the time f or you to go live it. You get to consciously decide wh at · has meaning and what doesn 't. Today is your day so be on your way! We are so proud of you!

Smith

You continue to e xpress your creativity , show 'kindness and stay determined. You are a joy to you family and we are so proud of you. Can 't wait to see his plans for you!

Love, Mom and Dad

Jordan Stoehr

Always a smile on your face. Your hard work continues to pay off. You can achieve any goal you set . Your dreams are endless We are so proud of you.

Love Mom, Dad, CJ and Grandparents

Pretty in pink and all smiles! Congratu lat ions Mandy. As the great Dr. Seuss once said, "You have brains in y our head. You have feet in your shoes. You have steer your self any direction you choose." We will love you and support you along the way.

Love, Mom , Dad and Erin

Eliot Stoner

Eliot , Your style may have changed, but your beautiful spirit and smile will be with you always. We are very proud of you!

Congratulat ions and Good luck!

Love , Mom and Dad

Baby Ads

Tavlor Stumpff

So proud Tay Tay! You 've been an incredible blessing in our lives! We wish you the very best as you venture into college and beyond. Can't wait to see all you accomplish along the way!

Love , Mom , Dad , Tyson , Toni, and Tommie

·clh m son

Congratulations on all your high school achievements! We are very proud of you. Best wishes for the next chapter.

Love, Mom , Dad , Daniel and Andrash

Hope - we are so proud of you! You have accomplished more than · we could have ever imagined.

You have persevered through some tough things in life and have grown into an amazing young woman! Congratulations!

Love you -

Dad, Mom, Eve & Zoe

Alexwevers

To the best son ever! The past 17 + years have been an amazing and exciting adventure! You've made life more fun and interesting. You have grown into a smart, funny and great young man. Now you are graduating and moving on to your next big adventure and I kn ow you will be _ the best at everything you do!

..., • Baby Ads

Callie Svoboda

Congrats to you as you begin the next phase of your life. We are prou d t o be your parents and love the independent an d determ ined person you ha ve become Always follow yo ur heart and you will alwa y s succeed.

Love Mom and Dad

True

McKaylee, We have loved every minute of watching you grow up to the beautiful person you are! You have captured our hearts with your loving spirit. You touuch the lives of those around you in such an _inspiring way , you lead with humility, yet are so amazing at the God Given talents you have Use them wisely and know it is our honor to call you our daughter

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Being your parents has beE: the most amazing bJessin g We are so proud of you o r all of your accomplishmen t:

Josh Williams

Love you , Dad , Mom & C c

Josh, Stay true to yourself and know that we will always t · there for you.

What joy it has been watching you grow into the young man you've become : perceptive, sensitive, talented , grounded. You 're ready. We look forward to seeing where your life takes you · from here.

Dad , Mom & Joel

Boys, We are so proud of the young men you have become! No obstacle is too big , remember that! We love you to the moon! The Fredrickson/ Deber Family

Emma Wilson

"Greatest Daughter. Ever So proud of you , graduating high school w ith college credits too! It was a tough year in too man y ways too; Now you/we know how strong you are! forever your biggest fans ," Dad in Heaven and Mo m

Jo rd yn Leilani

Life is like a boo k - if y ou d o r't h ff t he page , y o u will •

never kn o Vv w hat hap pens nc:;Yr ~ ~.:) ]O a head and turn tf·.e ,---o ge y our life is \ •10/ir ·0 Ne all !ove y ou to 1~'.e moon a nd b ac k! Mitch

Mi tc h, God ga v e us a n a maz ing g if t w ~n he g av e us y ou ! You are so sm a rt , co mpass iona te , f ear less a nd funn y. W e will ALWAYS be your bi gges t chee rl eade r s Yes, li fe is ver y good, a nd w e can 't w a it to fo llow y ou o n y our ad v e nture s af ter hig h schoo l. Lo ve y ou to tre moon and ba ck. Mom and Dad

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C ongratulations

Ja r ed and Ethan! ,., , , ~c fo r vmrd t o your future , remembering the po st and enjoying the moment.

Love yo u, Mom and Dad

ail v, Corb· a Harringt

Allison , Corbin & Bailey Harrington, Coming into th e worl d at 3 l/2 lbs. each , you have grown into very amaz ing and unique young adults. We have supported you throu ghout the years and that will not change . We are so prou d of each of you! Stay true to yourself and remember tha t w e love you with all our hearts! Love , Mom and Dad

From Beginning to End

Do You Know the .. Big Picture?

Who sings the hit song "HIT ME BABY ONE MORE TIME"?

correct answer: Brittanv Spears

What was happening with :I

urc - "MySpace and .,. fl ipp hones '

Delanev - "Online messaging and pagers "

Patel - "No smart phones yet"

Antonson - "Macintosh, like App le "

Messineo - "MySpace "

Schmal - "MySpace and no smart phones "

correct answer: MvSpace and Bluetooth

JWhich PIUR MOVIE came out?

Burchell - "Mulan"

Delanev - "Monster 's Inc'

Patel - "Toy Story"

Antonson - "Toy Story"

Messineo - "Toy Story 2" .

Schmal - "Snow White"

correct answer: Tov Storv 2

What .show STARTED

in1999?

.. Patel, Delanev, Burchell, and Antonson - "Spongebob " Schmal and Messineo - "Rugrats"

correct answer: Spongebob

Anna Delanev

Sammv Burchell ira Patel tions

What is .your FAVORITE MEMORY you've been told about yourself from WHEN YOU WERE ABABY?

Burchell - "When I was really little I got really annoyed when people would call me Sam or Samantha, I always said it's SamME and my family thought that was super funny!"

Oelanev - "I was really little and loved sweet potato baby food. While my mom was feeding me that she tried to sneak in some carrots baby food. I was so shocked and horrified that I started sneezing and carrots started coming out of my nose!" •

Patel - "I loved watching Looney Tunes, Tweetie Bird was my best friend!"

Antonson - "For my third birthday I had a really big party It was huge with lots of people and I remember having a really cool cake with lots of plastic cars!"

Messineo - "When I was really little I swallowed a quarter and I had to go to the hospital and get it removed. It was tragic!"

Schmal- "I used to dress up as a princess and wear the clunky plastic Disney heels and a ton ofmy mom's jewelry to the store!"

What

do you remember

about DRAGON TALES?

Burchel - "I loved Dragon Tales! I loved the twins that argued and were blue and pink."

Patel -I never watched Dragon Toles much!"

Antonson - "I haven't watched Dragon Tales "

Messineo - "Best show ever. Wheezie was my favorite dinosaur. II

Schmal - "I loved the blue dinosaur! "

Scon Antonson

Makenna Schm al

Sophia Messineo

Who was The Sydney Summer us nt=»

Located in Sydney

What Was Y2K?

Y2K Was the belief that at ll:59 on Australia. 10,65 l athletes December 31 , 1999, the world would from 199 countries end. Many people thought all the participated in the computers would shut down, and ultimate competition. anything controlled by computers would r ,r The US raked in 93 stop working (like nuclear weapons). It bronze , silver , and gold was not uncommon for people to have medals .. stock piled survival equipment for the h as HowManv occasion mthe Medals Did the What was Y2K=' What was Y2K? vea,2000.

US Win?

1t s one of t "Oh I have no idea.

like an ''I'm pretty sure it

apocalypse Isn't was the Mayan BJshes T11e o aer Like how many is that when animals Calendar that Bush. Yeah Bush Sr normal? Maybe like come and eat was going to just 19 " everyone? d ll en .

orvi onr e luke Bigelow Karissa Karg Jo Diaco

Top Songs of 2000

ave, ave, eve - N*SYNC

It Wasn't Me - Shaggy

The Real Slim ShadvEminem

Ms. Jackson - Outkast

01 these tours songs which is vour tavorite?

"D on 't even tell me the rest because it's 'The Real Slim Shady."'

Kisa Omerovic T

From Beginning ·to End

.Do You Know the .. Big Picture?

Notable Movies What was J-lo Wearing?

Kronks New Groove- Sequel to In the year 2000 the popular "Emperors New • Groove" How the Grinch Stole

Christmas- Live action version of the beloved classic storing Jim Correy

The I-Men- The first of many popstar Jenn if er Lopez made headlines wearing her infamous green dress.

superhero movies to come. What did Jennifer edm 2000. For these hree movies which is • vour tavorite?

"Kronks New Groove. I just remember the squirrels were funny. "

Corinne Bredt ue

Bel e Kendle

Lopez become tamous tor wearing to the 2000 GrammV's?

"Can I phone a friend'?. Ok was it a sheer dress? I'm gonna say sheer dress. "

What about the teachers?

How do they fit into the Bl I T RE?

"I was in the 5th grade at Be lmont in Nprth Lincoln , I was in the ELL (English Language Learners) program. I had like really long , frizzy hair. I always wore t hose matching windbreaker sweat suits - wh ich were not cool. I was into the Backstreet Boys That year I remember everyone had essentials like lip gloss, Smackers which were a big thing hair clips and there was always a lot of glitter, everywhere." _

"There were some really cool cartoons at the t ime too The Jetsons "Rugrats , 'Dexlers Lab were big The one with the cat and the mouse was good, too. "

Senora Rebecca Soltero-Evasco

"After selling car and home insurance I decided to go back to school and become a teacher , so I was graduating from the University of Arizona in 1999- 2000 school year

I also remember there was a big scare Y2K and nobody knew how it was going to affect the computers. Turned out to be no big deal. "

Mrs. lauren Funk

"I would have been in the 5th grade in 2000. I remember I had short hair and I always wore a butterfly pin with sparkles on it That was also the year I went to the 98 degree concert. I met Nick Lachey (the lead singer) I definitely was N *SYNC all the way. I listened to Backstreet Boys. , but no, I was all about N *SYNC I was weird because Justin [Timberlake] wasn't my favorite everyone liked Justin, so I decided I was going to like Lance Bass. "

202 -, ·senior Reflections

br"I was in the 7th grade a Lux Middle School. Principle Bucher was still the man in charge. Oh, I had on awful bowl cut -- my brother had one , and I thought it looked easy to work with.

Oh my goodness, Y2K! I just remember we shot off fire works. I remember everyone was really worried that the world was going to end though."

·Mrs. Kara Foster

""Dec. 31st , 1999. The "Y2K" score. People were convinced that the changing century would.not be recognized by computers and this would cause all technology to shut down. There would be no electricity ,. credit card machines, water , etc. There were people all over town that had stocked up water , food and cash, since cash would be a must for survival. Some people sot around counting down the cloc k, waiting for disaster. Luckily , they were wrong as I had not- stocked up,

Mr. Jell Campbell

"I was in my spring semester of my Senior year of college. In January of 2000 I started student teaching here (East) for Mrs. Joan Marotz. That summer I went to Switzerland on a basketball trip which was fun I didn't prepare for Y2K. I was a 5th year senior I didn't care that the world was going to end. I mean if ii was going to end ii was going to end and I was just fine with that •• "

hat is o r fa rite memorv I om freshman ear?

What was it like staning as a freshman?

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ha "fads" at the lime?

C Pt;r!pc WOS redly P M favor'+-e song was Hello by 1- ,Jele.. ere were ol sorts of new dor ce moves t~at year too.

C.J. Bat s

"It was really cool getting into the big, new school, . with all sorts of new personalities."

What was the most memorable event thatvYear?

"The event I remember happening that year was Nebraska getting into the NCAA Tournament. Also the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge was really big."

Jacob Hudec

Did anvthing embarrassing happen freshman vear?

"Yeah! 1 dropped all of my stu f down the stairs. Like my backp a , rippe~ open and everything f e out. Teachers were coming on e helping me pick everything up That was bad.

What were "Fads" at • the time?

"Wow like there was the 'whip and nae nae ". I remember the song "Shake it Off" by Taylor Swift was big ."

Sarah Franks

w asa· nt a happ . freshman

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Sophie Bolo asz

Four Years. Many Memo 1es.

What Begi · s the ... i

Did anvthing embarrassing happen freshman vear?

"I fell up the stairs ofter a fire drill. I hod my hands in my p ockets and I couldn't ca tch myse lf. So I fell right on my face."

What were the best songs and movies?

"I really like "What do you M ean" b y Justin Bieber! I also remember everybody w a s obsessed with the mo vie Pitch Perfect."

What is vour favorite memorv?

"I remember joining Key Club. Getting involved in my first club at East is a good memory."

What were the best songs and movies?

"My favorite song during that time was "Sky Full of Stars" by Cold Play. My favorite movie that year would probably be Guardians of the Galaxy "

Varsity Cheer

Third Row: McKinley Rettele, Maky Hoyt, Drue Bower, Kobe Brown.

Kiley Conway, Kierstin Foote, Karissa Karg

Second Row: Macey Mackenzie, Peyton Mickells. Lauren Karrnazin

Emma Wobig, Hannah Heron

First Row: Maddie Cave, Priscilia Hutchison, Madalvne Lorenze. Peyton

Potratz

Reserve Cheer

Third Row. Cassie Johnson. Kameron Moser, Avery Anderson. Melisa Durie. Emma Wachman

Second Row: Amelia Herbert, Jackie Embury, Addison Wilbur, ,A. very Chrisp

First Row: Ava Hunt, Ava Mackrill, Hayley Sipherd

Abdulooli, Fatimah - 84, 86

Abdulaali. Mohammed - 72

Abele. Madalynn - 97. 161

Acosta Garcia, Behto - 97

Adamow1cz. Elwbeth - 72

~dams, 01ase - 54, 82 210

Adams. Ouinton - 97, 129, 141, 2ll 215

Adarr:son, Kaylee - 97

Addison, Alec - 72

Addison, Jenna • 97

Addison, Jennifer - 110

Aden Neriah - 97, 218

A,denwa!la. Arnovaz - 84, 167 179

Adksson, Joey - 84,210 211

Ahl01wede, Thof7'as • 110, 112

Aippe:-spoch Peyton - 54, 210 2i3

Abr Chace - 97

Akins, Grace - 9,- 97, 178

Ak;ns, Kegan - 72

Al Yass,ri, Mohammed - 97 102

AI-Azawy Manor - 84

AI-Azawy Murtadha - 97

Al-Barakat, Hcllder • 97

A1-Jabri. Ahmad - 72, 213

Al-Neda, Noor Rafid - 97

Aldridge. Jordan - 97 102

Atexander, Chod • 72

Alexander, Elliott - 54 210. 2'3

Alexarder, Emily 84, '62

Alexa ,der, Natalie - 72 ,AJfred Cole - 72, 162 214

A!iwarga, Jenrn~er - 110

Aljabiry. Ahmed - 97

len. Adnyonna - 97 102, 215 fl. en, Joseph - 97

Allen Ky•e - 72, 123 218

Allenswor~h. Kyl:e - 72

Al!eyrie Nelson • 84

Allington, Brianna - 110

Almozar Clarisa - liO

Alnqem Saleh - 97

Alon:..-0. Brenda - 110 20)2

Alt:-n01er Jillian • 84, 212, 215

Alvarez. Albedo • 84

Amisano, Jake • 97

A(')dersen, Bloke - 84 86

Andersen Caitlin , 22 72

A~ersen Leah - 84

Anderson, Aust r - 54 175, :82

Anderson, Avery • 84 208

Anderson, Oonr,y • 84

Anderson, Eliza - 20 54 176

Aridersor bnory • 8 72 170

Andersor Jemie • tlO

Ander~or, Lori - iO

Anderson, Melanie - 84

Anderson -;-revor • 72 161,210 211 213

Anderson, Zoe - 72

Andersson Shonese - 84

Andrews, Taylor - 54, 161

Andrews, Troe - 84, 164, 179

Argie Henry - 84, 21 l

Anthes, Ben1amin - 54

Anthes, Megan • 84 133 218, 219

Antonson, Scott • 54 :68, 175, 199

Applegarth, Aidan • 84, 213, 218

Archbald, Tyler - 84

Arduser, Josie - 37 72

Arends. Connie - 110

Armstrong Savanna - 72

Armstrong Zoie • 97 219 222

Arndt, Grady • 97, 2ll

Arndt Griffin • 97

Arndt Nolan - 54

Arslan,. Adam - 72

Artz, Em1:y - 28. 54 175. 212

Askar Damy - 54, 182

At'1er, Maru,l,.o • 41 72 212

Auch Moeoy Sam • 84, 168. 179

August, Alex - 54, 175

A..igust, Madeline - 97 136. 137 217 212

,Auman. E.,,1'y - 54

Auman. Sydney • 72

Avaresov, A:exzander • 97

Avenson, Espen • 8. 84, 169 220

Baad·, Mason • 84

Backencamp, Nick • 72 210, 2ll, 212

Bade Gonte1 • 54. l7 5. 182

Bai!ey, Brod<.s - 54

Bailey, Emilee - 97, 160

Baillie, Sarah • 84

Baillie, Sebastiar - 54, 61, "23, 175, 21 °

Bajwa, Moya - 97

Bakenhus. Brandon • 54. 175. 182

Baker, Cheyanna - 54 64

BaKer, Eli • 84

Boker, Grant • 54 212

OOKer, Liem • 84. 86, 179

Boilentine. Kaleigh - 72

Balientne Lexi • 72

Balogh, Bennett • 97, 212 Bendas, Agoum • 97, 223

Barbee, Antione - 72

Barber Bryce • 72

Barkdoll, Kendra • 110

Barkdoli, Spencer - 97 211

~armore. Morgon - 5L1, 175, 219

Barnard Tyc;on - 97, 144, 145 211, 2~ Barnes, 'oy!or: 55, 17 5

BornHlr Braxton - 55. 178

Barreda Elias - 84 164

Barrett Hayden • 55 710 215

Barte:· ;oston • 42, 8L;, 86

Bartek Kels,e • 84, 162. 222

Borton, Groce 97

Barts Elle • 10 110

Bosh, liboy • 84 '/0

Bateioar Richard • 72 134 221

Bates, Corlie • 55. 132 133, 16; 170

Bates. <:aresia • 84

Boumar Grant · 97 L:8

Baxa, Ann· 110

Baxter Bryon - 110

Beaudette, Abbigoil - 97

Becker Cole• 72, 75, '66

Beder, David· 55 175

Becke,, Richie - 97

Beckner, Davis • 97, 211

Bed.ner, Dev,r - 72 210

Beebe Evan - 84 86, 178

Be,r l, Ryer 97

Bekele Steve • 72

Belashchenko Sasha - 43 72 167

Bell, Brady - 78, 145 214

Bell, David - :;Q

Bell Enr • 84. :61, 164

Bell Lydia - 84, 160

Bender Breanna • 84, 160, 215

Benes. Josie · 84

Benson, Elise • 98, !73 216

Beran, Brooke - 85, 219

Berg, Em:ly • 85 170 172

Bernodt, Grace· 85, 160 161

Bemodt Mada1yn - 98 160 223

Bernard Jacob - 72 123

Berstler, Rhett - 98 211

Betancur, Aleksey - 85, 217

Bhogshetty, Rajshree - 85

Bhoopalcm Ina - 72 l70 171

Bieber, Haley - 98

Bierbower Jill - 72. 160

Bierbower. Joel - 9, 98, 178

Bigelow. Erin - 85, 151, 170. 212 216

Bigelow Llke - 55 :6 174, 175 183.

100

Bilbo Emma - 85

Billreimer Madison • 98

Billheimer Som - 55

Birkholz Connor 85 176, 211

B;schof, Grady - 98

Bisesi, Nicholas - 72

Blad Ryan - 72

Brackman, Daniel - 98

Blair, S,mon - 72

Blorkenship, Nathan - 110

Bleess. Caid - 55

Bliemeister , Ellie - 55 175 183,219

Blohn Jorge - 98

Blow. Norah - 73

Bluford Jones Tayvione • 85

Boden, Ke:rsten - 85

Boettcher Ciayton - 98

Bohart , Eliza- 85 160 165 170 172

Bokma. Amo - 85 160 213

&Hon, Noah - 98, 176

Bolubosz Sophia • 55. 120. 175, 205

Bonness. Katie - 73

Booe, Noah - 98

Boothe, Ryon - 55

Borckove Sas.'10 - 55 175

Boren, Calisa - 73, 176

Borgmann Jake - 55, 175

Borgmann Luke • 85

Bornschiegl Malachi • 98, 145 214

Borovich Sarah - 98. 16 5

Boswell, Andrea - 73

Bothwell Rhett • 98, 178

Both MarOJS - 55 61

Bounds W:Jliarn • 73

Bousson, isabel • 12 73 170 171

zek Al - 55

Bovaird Chariotte - 85

Bowden Grant - 31, 98. 211

Bower Drue • 55 172. 175, 208

Bowman, Noelle - 3

Bowman, Ri • 98

Boyes. Trav,s - 55

Brody Kai 6 • 73, 75 210, 211

Brakeman Savona· 85

Brandenburg. Ian - 85

Brandl. Jackson - 73

Brandt, Hanno - 85. 179

Brandt Jasmine - 98

Brandt Jordon - 33. 73

Bray , Emily • 36, 85 , 209

Brayton Cassie - 55 178, 183

Bredthouer. Corly - 98, 215

Bredthauer Corinne - 55. 175, 201

Bredthauer, Jessica - 73

Brehm, Jackson - 73, 164

Brehm, Olivia - 98

Breitbarth, Katelyn • 98

Breitfelder, Emma - 55

Breitfelder: Madeline - 98, 102

Brennon Starla - 85, 178

Breton, Ami 10 - 55 178

Brigham Jodyn - 73

Bright, Paula - 35, 110

Brirk Cooper - 23 85

Brinkerhoff, Kaden - 73

Britton. Lauren· 73, 161 162 215

Brockman, Maddie - 55

Brodd Macey - 98

Brodecky Hamah - 98

Broderson, Hayley - 85

Broman Gcbriel - 98

Brooks. Everett - 85 86

Brown Otoole. Caleb • 85 Brown, Alushion - 73

Brown , Eli - 73

Brown Emma - 98 177 178 179

Brown, Garren - 28 73 123, 218

Brown , Joe!· 73. 210

Brown Kobe - 73 208

Brown, Lil!:an - 85

Brown, Paige - 98

Brown Patnck - 98 177

Brown Troy - 98

Brown T11er • 85, 214

Brox Ethan - 73

Bruha. Seth - 98, 211

Brundieck, Isabelle - 55, 183, 212

Brw.er Joseph • 85 213

Brunsrrian, Ben • 73

Brunsrnan, Bree - 98

Brush Trevor - 85

Bryar., Macey - 55, 183

Brvont, Lucy - 55, 162 214

Buck waiter Ben - 55 61

Budler , Jasmine - 55 164 17 5

Bcescher Devan - 55 153 l7 4 214

Buggi Chor.ci - 73. 160

Bullingtori Brian - 110

Bundy Senevieve - 73

Bu,oo Jerdon • 98

Burcheli, Sammy - 55 160 16: 176, 178, 198

Burcher Gabriel - 98

Burder , Bianca - 85

Buresh, Ellie - 6. 73, 138, 212

Burgess Chynna - 55 175 178

Burgess, Orion - 73

Bu-ke, Jocelyn1 10, 1; 24 25 33 47, 73

128, 129, 130, 152, 166 170, 17 4 209

Burke, Kara - 56

Burke, O l: v1a - 56

Burrell Samantha • 56

Burt Govin - 98 211

Buscher, l\iooh - 40, 56 170 175 183

Buse!,...'St Zane· 6 115 184 2i0

Bussard Malec - 98 161

Bussard Sophia • 98

B1..ralb Sam - 98

Butcher Andrew - 110

Butler-Hole, Emerson - 85

Callam , Mokena - 98 138 216

Coilaway ... oshua - 73. r63 165 179

Collins , Zachry • 56

Campbell, Bryson - 73. 215

Campbel! Mot - 85

Compbdl Tyler - 56

Contorero Marcelo • 110

Caporale Ast-ley • 73

C..Jrden Jaime - 56

Care v Alley - 85 217

Carlson, A no - 56 l63

CarrT'od Adorn - ll 56, 17 5, 184

Ccrm,c.~I. Camden -98 161

Carorl-\ers Aloi" - 110

Carper•er, Corey • 73. 210 211

Carpenter Maddie - 56 i7 5

Carpe:ife,, Robert - 56

Correro , Gobi - 73,209

Corsteos -\bigo,l - 73

<... orstens, Jarnes • 98, 2r

JV Cheer

Third Row : A vo n Nook a E:-nily Bray, Rhiannon McCracken Jocelyn

Burke Audrey Eckert

Second Row . Emma Gonzales Alex Tessendorf Kirra Romero

Gabi Carre 1a: F.,rst Row · Er1mo M ccants, Ol ivia Glenr~ Ja;no Keyes

1 idrr. an Taylor Court r .ey, Kailyn Thelen dingham, ,Ab y Kreikemeier

Apolllonaires

Third Row: Emily Vaggalis, Sammy Nielson, Grace Herron, Leah A,nderson, Skylar Hoxie, Alex Puls

Second Row: Rose Copes. Averie Harley, Rylee Tucker, Sydney Fitzgerald, Gracie Firestone, Emma Luci

first Row: Riley Struve, Camryn O'Dell, Mckaylee True, Sophie Bolubasz, Bailey Harrington, Lila Reif Swope

Varsity Football

Fifth Row Cooch Schiltz, Jared Waterrneier Tyter Jaques. Andrew Minchow. Mott Meyers, Jett Janssen, Peter Jurich Drake Reinke, Elliott Alexander, logar. Walters, Sam Vernon, Barrett Selion. Joel Brown, Cooch Ebke

Fourth Row:Cooch Tyrrell, Coach Schneider, Ethan Watermeier, Joey Adkisson. Tate McCurty, Peyton Stoppel, HaydeR Barrett, Jaden Roe Braden Sellon, Ian Ehrenfried, Dylan Keller, Connor R;ekenberg, Coach Fitzgemld

Third Row;Coach Kechely, Eli Provost. Luke Neemann, Blake lngamells. Peyton Aipperspach. Andrej Dakic Chris Kormazin, Nick Backencomp Zone Busekist Jack Hopkins, Chase Adams, Jerrod Searcey, Corey Carpenter, Coach Seizys

Second Row:Cooth Janesch, Cole Weller. Mason Ingwersen, Parker Volquardsen, Doran Anger, Austin Schneider, Griffin Wilkins. Will Bounds, Trevor Anderson, Gage Wagaman. Jacob Irwin. Cooch Gingery

First RowEdword lankas, Alex Hrnicek, A.J. Muthersbaugh, Chase Uher, Nathan Kltrell, Justin Reed ,A,ngel Gutierrez Noah Warner, Kaleb Brody, Devin Beckner

Cqle Kliment

Carstensen, Kodan • 85 2ll 213

Carter Ella • 98

Cory Isaac - 85

Cass, Harrison - 56 175

Castro Urias, Erick • 56

Caulfield Cf-e!sie - 33, 73. 161, 170 217

Caulfield Kyle - 98. 129,211

Cave, Madison - 56. 17 5 184

Celis Sctorzomo. Leo - 56

Chacon Urias, Jose - 98

Chambers, Tristin • 56 Chamblee, Tanner • 85

Chami Prescilla • 56, 175, 184. 212

Chon Abby- 98, ;60 161170

Chandler, Porker • 85 172, 213

Chopin Dylan • 85 179

Chopin, Zad"' • 56 184

Chapman, Vermca • 73, 161, 170, 172

Chopp, David - 56

Chopp. Roger - H1

Charleston, Romon • 98

Charroin Caden· 98

Chartier Jayden - 73

Cbebuhar, Sorn • 98, 102, 161

Chen. Jessica - 85, 165, 17 4, :213

Chen. Lucas • 98

Chen. Mozart· 73, 75, 170

Chesrer, Adrian • 85 213

Chester Alida • 99

Chloupek Rebecca - 99, 160, 218

Chmelk"o, Alex • 56, 184

Cho Suzie· 43. 73 161 167

Chobooyan, Eric • 99. 163 173

Chrisp. Avery· 85. 208

01flstensen, EUa - 73

Christensen E:von • 85

Christensen, .iack • 73

Christensen, Josh - 56

Christensen. Josiah • 85

Christensen, Lane - 56, 123, 218

Christensen, Logan - 85. 21.S

Christenson, Jad - 85 166

Christenson, Nor~- 99 l6l

Christianson, Seth • 56

Chnsiie, Tyser - 99 211

Chnstop~rsen, Jacob • 56 176

Cing, Grace • 8.5

Cobanu, Rares • 85

Canton. Dsew • 85

Clore, Thomas • 38. 73, T68

Clark Amber· 73

Ciork A.shley - 99

Clo Carly - 85

Clark, Jw • 85

Clarke olton • 85

Clarke Mckellan - 99, 164 178

Classen Brady • 73

Claussen, f4aley • 73 160

Clegg Ashley - 23 44. 56, 175

Cleverly, :Jall1n • 56, 213

Cleverly, Yallie - 86

Oflon. Lexi - 73

Clifton. Trevor - 86

Onchard, Ethan - 99 220

Cochrane, Moggie - 86. 217

Cockrell, Dominic - 99 211

Coghlan Brianna • 99

Co.~n Camden • 99

Cole, Azreyah - 46, 13. 130

Cole, Cady - 86

Cole Carter • 73

Coleman, Billy - 56

Colemon, Jeff • 86 164, 179

Collier /1.bby • 86. 160

Collier, Blake • 56

Collins, Moiochi • 99 l23 218

Coln. Mck ynzi~ • 56

Colon, Cooper - 86, 211

Colon, Jolyn • 73 219

Colton, Nathaniel - 86 179

Combs. Isaac • 99, 213

Comstock Robert - U 73

Conley Ethan - 74

Connatser, Kenan • 99 211

Connatser, Natalee - 86

Coriradt Kailey - 86

Conradt Sarah -74

Converse. Justin· 57, 175. 84. 218

Conway Kiley - 57, 185. 208

Conway Sierra • 86, 166

Cooley, Victoria - 57 162

Cooper Anro • 99

Cooper Jeanna • 99, 163

Cooper, Kayla • 7 4

C.opes, Rose • 86 210

Corder Allie - 99 l02 177

Corder. Harlee - 57, 61

Cordova. Fioreano • 38 7 4 161, 166, 219

Corona. Nathan • 74

Cottey, D.1. - 99, 102

• ottey Daniel • 7 4

Courtret, Taylor· 99, 200

Cover Maddie • 99

C..-eevon. Jasrr:ne • 86, 216

Crespo Boneta. Emanuel • 99

Crespo Boneta. Keiy • 41, 7 4

Crews, Jozlyn • 86

Crews, Nikolos • 57

Crimmins, Brer,dan • 86. 218

C-immins, Sean - 7 4. 123. 218

Gist. Alexis - 32 86. 178 !79

Crocker Jacob • 57, 185

Crocker, Nicholas • 99

Crosrner, Lori • 111

C~uz, Crist ofer • 86

C,uz. Dom1nika - 99

Cui, Alix - 74 160 167, 220

Cummins, Mox • 99. 163

C.Jrry Sam • 22. 86

Currv, Wbi 1nee • 99 219

Cypher. Zach - 74,163 Czarnick Alo • 99

Dahlstrom, Joey - 99

Dailey Emma - 74 161 170

Da1iey Gracie - 86, 16 1

Dok Deng· 74

Oak, Pal • 86, 214

Doi< Tathloch - 57, 140 17 5 215

Dakic, Andrei 7 4 210, 211

Daly, Arre • i il

Daneko, Logan • 57 Dong, Tram - 86

Daniels, Sarah • 99 178

Dao Sophia - 100

Darling. Blake - 57 163

Darnall. Margot • 74, 75 161

Darrah, Dorr1nic • 86 211 214

Oo..gt-enbaugh, Ellie • 74, 118 Davidson, Brigette - m

Davis. Amaris • 42, 57. 164 177 Davis, Caidell • 74 213

Davis. Cameron - 100. 218

Davis Kaden - 100

Dov,s, Matt - 111

Davis, Meagan • 86. 2:5

Dawson, Kathy • Ill

Dowson, Moc • 86 Deal, Eli - 86

Deal. Emily • 86 Deon, Hannah • 57

Dean, Henley - 42, 57 136

Deai Jacob - 22, 86, 162

'Deboer, Scott - 111, 112

Decker. Ashley - 57

Dederrnan, Adorn - 57

()edusr-kevich, Yaleriya - 57 61, 161 175

Degbedii, .leervace - 74

Deisley, Grant - 74

Delaney Anna - 47 57, 17 5 198

Deleon Angelina - 100 218

Deleon, Dominique - 86

Delgado Gonzalez Brandon - 57 , Kevin - 74

Delgado. Mckenzie - 57 175, 212

Delgado Mason - iOO 212, 218

Delka Andrew - 57

Dempsey, Liam - 57

Demuth, Alissa - 57

Deng, Changkouth - 74

Depenbusch Jacob - 57

Derima, lawensia • 57

Derr, Hale'/ - 100

Deryke Kaden - 100

Detweiler Madison- - 87

Dews. Kylie - 87 160 223

Dic:.lc:a Josephine - 57 17 5 200

Dice. Cool - 87. 149 212

Dickey Reed • 7 4. 213

Didrichsons, Lt.kas - 57

Dldnchsons, Sophie - 57

Diehl, Eden - rn

Dillingham i\rionno - 100, 209

Dillon, Diedenck - 87. 211

Dimon, William - 111

Dixon, Deshawn - 7 57, 213

Dodd Kelden - 47 57

Dahmen, Emily - 100 '60, 215

Dahmen Hamoh - 87 160 215

Dohrman, Cole - 100

Dom1co Sooki - 87

Donahoo, Sydney - 100 130 213

Donaldson Reyhanna • 87

Dondlinger, Kaylee • 100

Dondlinger Lori - ;1 I

Dondlinger Morgon - 57 175

Dong, Berny - 7 4

Donsig, Mattf)ew - 100 167, 173

Dorff Cally - 100. 209

Dornbos, Kelli - 1ll 203

Dorsey Morgan - 7 4

Doty Madison 57

Dougherty, Jone - 111

Douglas-Lundy Robin - 111

Down xonder - 87

Down, Samantha • 7 4

Downey, Po1ton - 58

Doyle. Eli1ah - 87 211

Dragoo, Notholy - 86 87

Dresbach Emily - 9, 58 161, 170 175 185

Dress Karen - 111

Drews. Ashlyr, - 58. 161

Drews. Ella - iOO. 216

Drickey, Brynn - 100

Duch, Ryan - 58

Duensing, Braxlon - 100

Duensing, Jemo - 100, 216

Dugdale Jenifer -l l I

Duhs Josh - 100, 178

Duhs, Matthew - 8, 7 4 178

Duke Jonathan - 7 4

Dumler, Madeline - 58, 118

D..m, Breyana - 87

Dunning-Ward, Isabelle - 100

Duntz, Schuyler - 7 4

Duong, Helen -74, 161, 170 172

Duong Tina - 87

Dupsky Kaylee - 7 4

Durie, Melisa - 87, 160, 208

Dutton, Avery 87 163, 177, 178

Du+tcn Cole • 7 4 213

Dutton Hailey • 37 58. 0 121 136 137 160 75 185

Dwinell. Lauren - 87

Dworak, Joey - 86, 87, 16 1

Dworak Lani - 58 61 161

Dyer , Ethan - 58

Dymoc~ D),:an • 58 , 185

Dymccek Ka1t:yn - 100 215

Ebert Alex - 87

Ebk e James - 111

Ec:kert, Audrey - 87 209

Eckery, Karen - '00

Eden Savamah • 58, 21A

Edgington Andrew - 100

Echc Harley - 58 , 136 174 175 2 7

Edwards, Oliver - 100 2H , 214

Eggert Kat'yn - 14

Eggett Grace - 100

Ehlers, Julia - 100 177 215

Ehlers Mad<.enzy - 7 4

Ef-.enfried Ian · 42 58 210

Eicher, Sarah • 74

E;)ers Allison • 100 209

Eile , Erin - 7 4

Eisenoch , f-lienr '/ - 87

Elbaum, Aqui,es • 87, 22 1

Eldred Lincoln • 87

Elhott Cece - 100 132 219

Elliott, l1ndsoy - 58, 132, 17 5 '.35 219

Ellis, Camdynn - 86 87, lol, 170

Ellis Sohar - 87

Ernbt1ry Joo 1e - 87 208

Emerson, jol,n - 111

Emken ~k,nter - 7 4

Epp, Abby 7 4. 2'8

Epperson, Brett • l l

Epp1er Mabel - '58 61 178

Em, S>'1aernqi.1 - 74. 213

Enemeier Cole - 87 nerneier lor, 87, 213

Ernst Al - 100 177

Escobar Gabriel • 100

Escobar, Isaiah - 86 87

Eslick Brandon - 87

Espinoza Dmei - 87

foink isr.ibe! - 100

Esres, Ber:01T1,r - 21, 74

Et'lerton Eli - 87

ubank,, Cec1 • :00

Eubanks Mono -7 4

tvans Yulia • lll, 165 i66

Fverts Ber 1amtn • 87

Evert,; Jacob · 58,218

Everts ZOC1ory - 7 4 , 218

JV /Reserve Footbafl

Fifth Row: ;ck 13ac-kercarrp Nick Lobrillo, John Loudo Tate McCarty Matt Meyers, ~ett Janssen Maxwell Taylor, Andrew Minchow Dy!an Keller Joey Adk isson , T'°e vor ~eft rey

Fourth Row: _oae, Ebk e v. adin Haake Cooper Colon Zoch Thies, Sam Wozny, 1ude Gmre t t C hcis Kar moz tn Jock Hookins1Kadan Carstensen, Connor B rkholz

Andrej Da ki c, G riffin Wi lb 'IS Cooch Seizys

Third Row: € oo ch :S chneider, Co,e Weller , Dorn ic Darrah, Tyler Johnson, Will Kroeker W iil Boun ds Core y Corpenter, Luke Neer-1ann Jackson Goodyear: Austin Schneider, arrel M.cek, Gage Wagaman, Cole limert, Coach Tyrrel!

Second Ro v : Kaleb o n Busch Dorm /,,uger H!ah Doyle, Val r-1.eminger, AJ.

Mut~r:sbaugh Kah:b Brady Trenton Hammond. Just;n Reed, Jacob Irwin, Trevor

A.nder~,on Zach elb C o0 c~ Fitzgemfd

F:rst Row : Luk~ long tin Pre es, Carter Glenn. eniy .L\ngle, Luke Spethmon

Jack Lm"rn, Ko r _ a ugh111, Oieder ick Dillon Joriy Molffdf, Edwmd Lari as, Nicho'as Sooo ·, Co lb y on

Fagan , Elisabeth -7 4

Fagnarit Emn1a -7 4, 7 5

Fagnan t Llie - 100

F 're kl D onon - 35 74 i62

Fak inos, AIE.x ondra - 111

f cl lrh.rg Alex - 87 176

Fo.lE. en t'.mma - 58

Foils, Colby - 58

fongMO Mork • ~'.1

Faries , Jayson 7 4

Morgon Witherspoon Oyion Wither.by Damian er Barkdoll, Revelation Grayson, B~ston Workman e, ,ar, -: ru t ser Jomes arstens Grady Arndt, Porter Wilh,s Gree r Noah Spneck Aldan Z=la, Grart Springer Seth Bruha use Auger , Granf Bowden, Joey Ridder, Tooddeus ~aulfield, Alex Avanesov , Ethan Standlet Antonio - y, Dominic Cockrell, Coach Peterson

Second Row: C oach hnso Andrash ThompsQn Gavin Burr, Oliver Edwcrds

Noah A\ ch ell, Davis Beckner, Carter Haun, Aidan Ingwersen Rhett Berstler Zane W idgo, Bra yan Va Meter, Coach Burson

First Row, C omor Vor Busch, Noah Fisher, Collin /v\1•geri, lv\akh" Walker Gabe Broman, Lstin Hernande Savon te Wycoff. Heah Je en, Tysen Christie

G Is S

Fcrritor 6rm:i · 100 102 161

Fast._Gro-87

fast Hc:dey - 58

F<Jllner Otwio - 74

Faukner RadM- 58 161175

Fenton Hollie - 100

Ferguson Chtyo,ne -7 4

Ferg..a10rt Halie - 30 74

Ferguson Peter - 100

Ferris Alec • 58 185

Fiala. Kath-yn - 87

Firday Logan - lOO 212

Finclay; Tayb- 74 212

HQarcn. Caleb - 100, 161

fimell Aroondo- 40 41 74 135

lintel Nicole • 6 75

estlre Collin • 87

Firestine Dcioto • 58 176

Firestone Grocie • 87 210 ir Wlmming

Fisd-e- 111

Galegos,ti:rier S9

Gdois.futh-100

Gamet Cole - a 75

Gaidalf Sena-o. OIMo • JOO 102

Gc.il.iny-101

GaisvR:I, • 75 Gcnvind, y010 - 101

Gema Torres Yael 101 213

Gacia Alex • 59

Garcia Al ycri • 75

Gac10 Keotoo - 87

Garett Jude - 87 164 211

Gaspar, Joshua - 75 63

Gasper Bricrno - 59

Gasselu,g, Awin -75 213

Gasseling, Dckoto • 101,219

Gates And-ew - 1Gl

Gates, Sancntho - 75

Gauthier Benjamin - 101

Gover Mockensie - 75 170

Third Row: Cooch Mcxxe, Coach Balogh, Elizabeth Jurid, Taylor Findlqy f~ Gcme - 100

Sydney Mc:xxe, Marusha Ather Molly Lienemann, Madi Muma Claire

=Griffin Ava Winjum, Md<enzie Delgado, Rayegan Kent Coach Bidrman Fitch. Brvm - 58 218

213

Second R Brook L T - -'d· M lcher C · R ber Mor fitch loga, - 38 39 58. 132 133 146 168

____ow_: e arsen I ea te e , assie o ts, ga, Fitzgerald Sydney _ 75 2i0

M~im, Isabel Knutson Emily Artz Rianna Mueller, Hayley Piippo, Flesher Sara - 58

C rt L • d T t P I Z f eder•-'- E • M Flowerdoy Kemeth - m a er air ay um ear, oe r '°' nn apson F~ ..bvon 19 42, 58 178

Ftrst Row: Alexis Johnson, Jillian Altmaer, Jordanna Frerch, Madeline FoAc:ers Dave - 75

Hau,, Allison Harrington, Elis.50 Miller Erin Bigelow Ellie Bu-esh Ava Htnt ~-- 58 12 1, 170 185 208

Payton Mayfield, Abbi Rouse, Prescilla Chami Riley Schultze Forch Ryleigh - 100 218

NOT PICTURED: Isabelle Brundieck Zoe Mochmer-Frederick, Whitney Ford Fotth-87

ScL_ Ford Tristan· 58 175, 186 nerer Foreman, Annette - 100 178

Foreman Doniel • 87

Fortenberry Kathryn - 58

Fossberg, Coyden • 87

Fossberg. Olivia - 87 Fossberg Shoelym • 100

~-----, Foster, Kara - 111 166 203

Fox Abigail - 75 215

Fr01C1SCO Lau-a • 24. 37 58, 161 170

FrancOtS Stetson - 87

Frondolig Michael - 87 178 2 2, 218

Franchlig, Zachary • 123

Frandoly, Zachary - 87

Franke Mosoo • 59

Frorkforter Abbey • 19 '59 177

Frariforter 1-blly • 59 177 178

Frorks Allison • 87 162 219

Frorks Jace - 87

Fro-ks. Sarah - 59 161, 168 175 204

Fr~ Me!.erro 59 125 75 186

I Frederick, Zoe - 20 75 l.50 161 212

French .lordcma · 100 'XY9 2 2

renzel Blcie • 100 Fries Caiey 11 Friesen. Carie • 75

Mcci-t - 9, 34 75

Boys Swtmming

Third Row: Cooch Moore Cooch Balogh, Nolan Wolfe Zoch Frandolig

Nick Bac:kencamp Poul Riley, Peter Ju-ich Alex Provost Kade Hopkins; Blake Sayers Coach Bidrman

Second Row: Seth Lee Cael Dire Logan Mcpho~, Niktta Panf,lov Conner

Harley Matthew rbtz, Attlcus Muller Jared MLSToy Charles Roberts

TQl1l1er Spe,,ce, Chander Schmit

First Row: Logan Findk:ty, Danief Kerrigoo Calvin t-btz, Matthew leggiadro Masoo Oelgadq Alexander Petty Groot Baker Adam Piro

Bernett Finioo Herbert Ryan Otto lfidex

Ge1ger Alex - 88

Geldmeier Emily • 112 Jessica - 88

George Gideon - 7 5

Gerdes Jorothon - 43 75 176, 177

Gi<makas R"ltso • 88 160, 170

Gibbs Nathoo - 101

Gibilisco Moricroo • 75

G1bilisco, Terrooca • 59 Gibson Ethan • 88 123 218

Grcr)t

Grci-iam

Grasmick

Fritchie Kolqp - 59

Frost Barbero • m Fry 0xrce • 75 154 213

Fry Fath 00 213

FU9rll1irlg, Claire • 75 fui: Derek • 1 Fui Lann 11 202

Ga,i- Meredith 75 160 161 215

Goer- Michael· 59

Goines AIBin - 87

Gd(derg TS1y • 75 2 5

Gr1ess.

Gross, l ydia - 59

GrOl.4) Dolton - 101

Gru,torad, Nikolas - 76,213

Guevara Elizabeth - 101

Guilford, .4ndrew - 101

Gulford Matthew - 88.163, 179

Guilford Rebekah - 31 59 175. 178

Guill .lera - 112

(nu H.nter - 43, 59 160 175

Gutierrez. Angel - 59 210

Gutierrez-Gonzolas Luis -7 6

Gutman Emma - 76, 213

rbd<e. Kaelin - 88,211

Hoo-. Ha,ley - 29, 34, 35. 76. 149. 150 151,163.172

Hoecker, Toylon - 101

Hoes. Elliott - 88

Hajny, Ba,ley - 76 176

rkl<ari, Kayla - 112

Hakenkamp. Matthew - 59

Hall, Hu,ter - 76

t-hll Madison - 10 l

Halpine, Josh - 88, 91

Hanersky Antonio - 59. 163

1-bnersky, Bryson - 88

t-bnersky, Trevor· 88, 176

Hammond. Trenton - 88 127, 144,211 214

Hamza. Adam - 101

Ho,, Changhui - 59, l6I 17 4 175

Hancock Clayton - 101

1-b,d, Aidan - 101

Haley, Camden - 101

Hensel, Melonie - 112

~.Dylon-76

Hansen, John - 59, 187

risen, Mr:ienzi - 10]

Hansen Natqlie • 88, 91

Hansen, Nicole - 10 l

Harder, Julie - 112

Hardesty. Cade! - 88

Hardy, Colton - 101

Hare, Deno - 112

Harley, Averie - 88, 210

Harley, Conner -7 6. 212

Harms, Lily - 101

Harre, Jordan - 59 187

Harringt , Al[ison - 9, 60 175 212

rb-rington, Bailey - 60, 120, 175, 197, 210

rb-rington, Corbin • 60 155, 213

Horris, Demeo - 88

1-b-ris, Joyce - 101

Haris, Joshua - 101

Harris, Nicolas - 101

Harstick Jj - 10 l

Harstick Tatum - 76 160 222

Hartman, Chase • 76

rbrtrnan, Sarah - 112 120

Hartter. EUy - 76

Hartung, Hannah - 7 6

Hon.b, Maoor - 76. 160

Harwood, Kiki -76, 178

Hosse. Emily - 88. 91, 222

Hatten. Olivio - 76 219

1-budrich Charles - 88

Haudrich, James - 88 220

Haun, Corter - 101. 211

I-bu,, Madeline - 76, 150 72 2 2

Hawkins, Dominique - 76

Hawkins, Julie • 112

Hayden, Evan - 76

I-byes. Bevan • 11. 76

Hayes, Elizabeth - 101161

Hays, Parker - 7 6

Haywood Taylor - 88, 0, 217

' l-bmilion - 101

Heortv, Allison - 60

Heaston Mollie· l0i, 167 l78

Heaton, Bettanio - 88, 2l4

Hedrick, Caitlyn - 6/J

Hedrick Renae - lOl. 161

Heid'oriri. Broderi - 60, 213

~ieithold Jon - 112

Hellbusch, Celeste - 7 6

Heller, Catherine - 88

Heiler. Evon 101 172

Heller, Lauryn • 60. l7 5

Hellmuth R'yon - 60 187

Heminger Vai • 88 211

Hemmett Lor, - 112

Hemp ill Nid - 76

Herderson Christian - 88, 91

Hennecke, Austin - 60, 178

Hennig Evan - 101

Henrickson, Trevor - 101, 211, 214

Hepburn, Noah • 101

Heras. Jocelyn - 88

Herbert Amelia • 88, 160 208 215

Herber- 1 Finian - 88 212 218

Here! Paige • 88 178

Here!, Scott, 6

rlergctl , Bodey - il 60 , 213

1-leriri. Nicolas - 112

Henranson, Canome - 34, 60

~ndez Just:n -101 211

Herpel Nafoniel - 88

Hemdge Stephan,e - 76, 162 4. 165

Herron, Grace • 88 210

Herron, Hon:-iah - 60

Heydt Olivla - 88

Heywood, Drake - 101, 214

Hickman, Kyrsten - 101 78

Hicks Alysso - 7 6

Hicks Caleb - 60

H.il, Briley - 102 147. 223

Hill. Hudson - 60 , 177 187, 213

Hill Mitch - 29 76

Hilihouse Carmen - 102

Hilligo:-.s, Mallory • 76, 160

himrnelberg r I\ 'afon • 7 6

Hind, William - 7 6

H,r)!170n, Pa tience - 102

Hirschfeid, Emma - 60

Hixon Chrislim • 60

Hixon, Kolden - 102

Ho. Kelsey - 76, 177

Hoang Anna - 88

Hodtwalker, Judy - 112

Heesch Anna - 102 216

Hoesing Megan - 76

Hofer Stella - 60 161 175

Hoffer Avery - 60 162 187 214

Hoffer Kaden - 88 214

Hoffmeyer, Elijak • 88, 91

Hogg Emi!y • 89, 170, 177 215

Hoham, Jeffrey - 112

t·lo.½arn. Tmya - 112

Floham Taryn - 7 6

1-1olihan Sophie - 102, 178 Nicole - 76 215

ol li ngs .vorth M:cah - 60

ho!MO A,den - 102 178

t10!st er, Aidan - 60 187, 218

Hol st en Owen - 89, 212. 218

Hof f Jme • 112 113

Hol z. Ju l:a • 89, 217

1-iondo Solana - 89. 177, 215

Hoo 'er ?.lexandra - 102 r oover, Caleb - 89

I- op\ •r.:,, Jackson· 6

1:--<opl r:is Kade - 102, 149, 212

f-iopr- n~ eaton - 89

Girls Golf

Back Row: CCXJch Johnson, Faith Green, Allison Larson, Isabel Knutson, Regan Sankey, Elly Johnsen, Morgon Runyan Breanna K·rby, Coach Bullington

Front Row : Jessica Chen, Codie Randail,Audrey Krieger. Naree Philavanh. Sydney Donahoo

Four Ro w· 100h Spne I Ckise 'amroere!', Bloke .,P,ef, Parker Cha ndler Chris Kuif'l'lai':in, EHiotl Ale arielcr L"l OKe ReinKe M ot~~w •forns Micah C' •eH Hudson Hill

Braden Hei b rn~ Ko dan Car•t~en,e=a~ K: merer Ca1de!I Davis, .Yode Thoms , Boifet hergc,F

Th ird Row :: oree Philova,~ 'rr a 'lC!gerl A rm ~= a !:'Tlonager l Wvah Mcroberts, Al.13':~ Gassekig ~aso11 ln@Nerser. D01"' n,ck l\'\ O!:er R: e y SchrTiohr, Reed Dickey Dollir Ce Cli 1 c Vv~ob ,Ahmad l-jabr i Pevf(m Aroperspach, Leo Celis f\.WO!' riqer, Ion '" r! erne ier A J. Muthersoaugf-i Zach Sm;th, Nikolos G r u tom r,q (monogElf"l, Emme GLtl'T'ann imonagerl Alivio Kinnamon (rna'lOg I

Seco nd Row: Elite ,ernoon i rnonogcrL Brynn Dickey fmonogerl, Nie Swift. Chance Fr v & ·ho D a,., don Aop'egarth Grant Lyman Nolan Mcglothlin Noah /vV·~ l! Cole Dl:lltor, Brec!'irr Sper~ng Foster Wa,k Isaac Combs, Adam K,nnomon, Ma Mbt r el Ncf u Ri ze- Aden 1rgwerser, Faith Fry lmanogerl, Jessica Rung frr.or:ic erf

First Ro w. vonte W ycd t , Yoel Garcia Torres, Noah Fisher Hunter Oakes Aidan Sonq•_ rL Son I c-:C a i:-> Corbir, Harrington, .;acob Odell. Collin M1igerl, Heath Jensen, Sroe,nor Erb, ~og o n Westhofer, Ethan Scheinost Case Jurgens

, 'GT PfC::1:RED: Adrian C ster, Rodman Graybeal Jeremiah Jorgensen Cayden Ri chters 1~ev Vandy en

Unified Bowling

Hott. Ashlyn - 99 102

Hott, Jared - 89

1-btz Calvin - 89 176, 212, 218

rb.igh, Karen - 113

1-b.ile, .loshoo - 102 163

1-bvcrka, Joseph - 113

Hovorka, Meegen - 76 161, 170, 172

Howerter, Eric - 89

Hoxie, Skylar - 89. 210

Hoyt, Madelyn - 76

Hoyt Md<y - 60 208

Hoyt Toby - 102

Hmicek. Abbie -76 160

Hmicek, Alex - ll. 60, 126, 175. 187 210

Hmicek, Ashley - 76, 160

Hruza. Cam - 60

Hsu, Eolynn - 102. 161

Top Row: Ben Wreeler, Kaden rbffer, Devan Buescher, Lucy Bryant, Bettania Heaton, I-Lang Andrew - 102

Sarah Winterbauer, Jenna Reirers, Dustin Splittgerber, Cole Alfred, Austin Pren&s, Brigette ~\::. •~g

Morgan Hudec, Jacob - 60, 157, 204

Bottom Row: Rashayla Strozier. Sam Skirry, Savannah Eden, Kelsey Toomey, Hayden Hudson Jake. - 6/J Regier. Avery Hoffer, Tahlia Scaggs. Phillip Jackson, Abby Korte, Abby Winterbauer Hull Autumn-102

Hull Trenten - 42, 60 Hultgren. Amanda -.60. 175 1-lnt, Ava - 14,102,208,212

Huntington, Kaylynne - 89, 165

Hurlbut, Josh - 76. 78. 163

rh-tic Nedim - 60

Huscher, Drew - 102. 172, 218 Hussain Rarer - 76 Hussman, 1-hley - 102

Hutchison Evan - 89, 177

Hutchison Kassandra - 89

Hutchison Madeline - 89 Hutchison, Olivia - 89

Hutchisor,. Priscilla - 8, 60, 121, 166 208

Hyde Ashley -6l Hyde, Courtney - 102

Freshman Basketball

Back Row: Coach Ebke, Morgan Witherspoon, Boston Workman, Dylan Witherby, Trevor Henrickson, Brady Bell, Sam Wragge, Coach Watteyne

Front Row Charlie Mosser, Malachi Bornschlegl, Tyson Barnard Keinan Lentell. Ethan Standley, Dekendrick McCray, Brayan Van

loshire, Lilliana - 12, 76

ldrizovic, Seilo - 89

Imig. Brandon - 89 lngarnells Blake -76. 210 lngracio, Rose - 29, 61, 175, 188 Ingwersen Aiclan - 102. 2ll

Ingwersen, Masoo - 22 61 210 213

Irons Jackson -76

Irwin, Jacob - 76,210.211

lsemann. Ellie - 89, 170, 213 221

lsemonn, Heidi - 61. 160, 161. 170, 175, 188

Izaguirre, Selene - 29, 76

.loossen, Trevcr - 61

.lawrin, Carter - 61

Joq,ies, Tyler - 61 175, 210

Jarchow, Allison - 102

Jervis, Jock - 61

Jarvis. Taylor - 23. 61, 161, 175, 176 178

Jay-Kissler. Kailey - 61, 175, 188

Jeffrey, Alyssa - 89, 178

Jeffrey, Colten - 77

Jeffrey, Korsen - 89 Jeffrey, Libby - 102 Jeffrey, Trevor - 89,179,211

Jensen, Garrett - 61

Jensen. Heath - 102 211, 213

Jensen Jessica - 89, 160 Jensen, Reese - 77

Jewell, Emma - 61, l?0 175,176.177 Jia, Amie - 61, 160, 161, 167, 17 4, 175

Jiles. Verror- - ll3

Jindra, Doc - 89

Jirsa, Dakota - 61

Jirsa Dalton - 102

J t, Thea - 77, 168

Johnsen, Elly - 103, 213 Johnsa,, .A.lexis - IL 77 212, 215 ohnson, Bello - 103,216,223 , Johnson Cassie - 89, 208

Johnson Ello - 36. 61 170. 175, 188

Johnson. Elyssa - 61

Johnson. Holli • 62

Jd-r,son Jacksoa - 103

Johnson, Janelle - 103, 216

Johnson, Kaylyn - 89, 163

Joh.son Kimberly - 103

Jol-nson, Kylie - 89 221, 222

Johnson, Logo • 89

Johnson, Matthew - 23, 89

Johnson Michae - 62

Johnson, Nathan - 89. 160 166

Johnson, Reye - 89 146. 223

Johnson Sarnorah - 103

Johnson, Steven - 113 Johnson Tyler - 89, 211 • Johnson, Veranda - 113

Jomson. Zoe - 36 62. 175

Jones. Chloe - 62 188

Jones, D-OOITI) - 77 Jones, Gracen - 89. 176 215

Jones, Michael - 89 Jones, Potiei:-.c:e - 103. 170

Jordan Emily - 103

Jorgensen, Jeremiah 89, 213

M,nke. Neal - 103

Juier, Jackson - 89 91, 214

Jt.rgens, Aidan - 103

Jurgens, Case - 103 213, 218

Jurich Elizabeth - 9. 77. 137 212 217

Jurich. Peter - 62 126. 175 188, 210 212

Reserve Basketball

Back Row: Drake Heywood, Devon Knuth, Evan Spring, Jackson Juiker, Tyler Brown, Austin Schneider, Coach Fox

Fronf Row: Caleb Shirk, Jack Larson, Trenton Hammond, Dominic Darrah, Pal Dok, Luke

S thman, Oliver dwards

214 lridex

Jackson, Madeline - 89, 178

Jackson Phiffip - 35, 76, 152, 214

Jaecks-James Bien - 113

James, Brooke - 102

James Jawcra - 102, 129

hido-Yunge, Catalino - 89

Jane, Harnah - 76, 78

Janes, Alyah - 12 76, 168, 170

Janes, Bryce - 61

Jangalo, Snigd,a - 102 160 170

Jansen, Lily - 102 218, 223

Jmssen Jett - 89, 168, 210, 211, 215

.loossen, Jorclan - 15, 61, 141, 168, 175, 188, 215

Kabarek. Brion - 39, 113

Kadhim Ali - 103

Kadubandi Anisha - 89, 161

Kahler Raevyn - 103. 219

Kalnins, Thoma; - 89

Kammerer, Cade - 62 189, 213

Kammerer, Gose - 103. 213

Kangas-Packett, Susan - 113

Kam Ethan - 42, 89

Karg, Karissa - 62 200. 208 Karim, Awizan - 89. 161

Karmazin, Oins - 77. 210, 211. 213

Karmazin Laiien - 77. 121 160. 208 Karnes, Cami - 113

Kosik. Leig'lton - 103

l(risf Corson-77

Kostrtnos. Grant - 89

Kdtaeh Delarom - 62

lCdvan.gh, Chose - 103

Keck Bryce - 89

Kedc Willian-62

Keenoo-Smolik. Brielle - 103

Keep. Marjorie - 113

Keese Zoe - 51, 77 160

Kehn Tuner - 89

Keh;;Hayden-77

[)yloo - 89. 210, 211

i:e11ey, Jackson - 77 156

Kelso Sommy-103

Kendle Belle - 62, 176 189 201

Kendle. Katrina - 89 176

Kemedy. Lynsey - 103. 178

Kennett Evelyn - 103 177 178

Kerriey. Javier - 89, 218

Kerrey Keegan - 89

Kerney Paul - 31 113

Kent. Rayegan - 77 212

Kerkman Travis - 113

Kerrigan, Doniel· 90 212

Keyes, Joina - 15. 20. 90. 209

Kh..icbda Halven - 103

Khrldah, Noshwan - 77

Km, /1/\adi - 62, 161 170 17 4. 17 5 189

Kilman Faith - 77 177

Kimb.du Melis.so - 62, 161. 172

Kimrnerling, Dylan - 103

KJngery. Lcrce - 7, 113

Kmamon, Adam - 62 213

Kmaman, Alivia • 103, 213

Kimey Taylor - 90

Kirby Allison - 103

Kirby Breanna - 103 131 213

Kirby Emily - 62

Kirby, Jameson - 90

Kirby. Kayla - 90

Ki O'erl. Ox:ide - 36. 62

Kitrell, Nathan - 62, 210

K1tt Alyssa - 103

Kjeldgaard, Jake - 62

Kjeldgaard. Logan - 90

Klassen, Kade - 62

Kleen, Brandon - 103. 218

Klein, Breann - 90 Klein, Bryson • 77

Kliment, Cole - 7J 210 211

Klimpel, Joke - 77

Klosterboer, Dorian - 90

Knecht Katie - 62, 189

Kropik Aiden • 103. 161, 166

Kropik. Sariah • 62, 161, 166

Knowles, Mackenzie - 77 217

Kruth, Devon - 90. 214

Kruh Isaiah - 77

Knutson. Isabel - 103 212, 213

Kodad, Skylar - 90. 179

Koenig. Bret - 113

Koenig, Ethan - 90

Koerrer, Sheldon - 77

Ket-el. Josh - 90

Kohel, Madison - 62, 177

-Kehler Alex - 90

Kd,les Kenzie - 103

Kolbe, Megan - 103

Kolbo, Alexander - 113

Korinek. Andrew - 77

Korlacki, Andrze1 • 103

Korn, Hayden - 103. 177

Korn, Jade - 21. 77

Korte. Abby - 90, 162 214

Kroft, Caden - 90

Kramer, Lydia • 90

Krason, Damian • 42, 103, 211

Kra.Jel, Cora - 62

Kreif els, ,l\bigail • 103

Kreifeis, Madelyn - 103

'

reife1s, Skylar - 90 215. 222

Kreikemeier. Abby - 103,209

Kreyc;K Gavin • 103, 178

Krieger, Audrey - 103 131 213

Krien Troy • U3

Kroeker v'vill - 90. 211

Krofta, Taylor - 62, 175

Kruger Chevy - 62

Krumm, Connor · 46, 77

Kruse Amo - 77 170

Kubert. Jahi - 25 33 38, 62 17 5 189

Kubes, Gayel - ll3

Kubicka, Johnathan • 90. 165

-Kucera Jacob - 90

Kugler, Olivia - 103 143 160 222

Kuhlman. Tessa - 47 77, 130 16 163 166 169

Kumwenda Noah - 103

Kumwenda Tiomiko · 77

Kurtzer Taylor - 77

Kuszok dam· 77

Kyle. Jayden - 90

Thir Row: Cooc C amo bell , Cooch Wrerm t Sam Griese!, Gage Pohlrneier Jordan Janssen, C hris ion W iike Teny G akdeng. Coach Welch

Second Row: Jen Wi smer Jett ~anssen Ouinton Adams Hayden Barrett. Connor Rekenbe rg , Peyton Stop oe l. Ta Hoch Do' Jordan Sfoehr

first • • , rf is,, Bryson Campbell Eli '0/irt Chen on Christensen

Laessig. Ello - 103 215_ 223

Lai Ayriece - 90

laird. Carter - 90 212, 2l5

Lambert Alec - 62

Laf)'lbert Kimberly - 90. 160

Lambert, MeHisho- 90 16:

Larobert Richard - 90

Lamer, john - 28 62, 178

Lammie Brianna - 62

Langer Maya • 62

Lankas. Edward -90 210, 211

Lann n Grant • 62

Lapointe Haleigh - 90

Laporta Adam - 77 178

Larsen Am, a - 103, 178

La;sen , Brooke - 103, 212

Larsor., Allison • 9 63 161 , li 5 213

Larson C.7-orl,e - 103

Lor.son, Jack 90 144 211 214

!arson, Judy - 13

Lorson, Payton - 29 103, 220

Latozo , Jackson • 42, 63

Lauriano Espinoza, Britney - 103

Lautenschlpger Ale - 90

loutenschlager, Karl· 113

Laws Beniam,n - 90

aws , Doniel - 43_ 63 167, 175

Le , Aaron - 103

~e Kathy - 8 90 160

l e Kyana • 103

~e, Kye - 104,220

Le Thu- 90

l.eago Caleb • 63

l ecoo~ Christion • 90

l ee Joshua - 104, 167

t ~ Natho iel - 77 l eF. Pyan - 113

Lee Seth - 104 212

[eger Katie - 63, 161, 170 175

Leggiadro Matthew - 77, 163, l65 212

Lemke texandro • 77 168

l ente li Keinan • 104, 145. 211, 214

Ler , Caieb • 77

Lentz Parker • 77 L, ,ord, Jenn ifer - 63

Lewando sk• foobeth • 77

le Y111s • ma~ 90

I_ wis Re ·no - 63

F r.tn, Ho ley Lindgren, , Baylie Oliver, Sydni

onda

ek, Eve Weber. Abby Volkmer, Elly or Kreife s, ackenzie Toomey, Hannah , , -r1n Mapson, Eila Laessig, Cooch Hubbell enku;:i s, Nicole Squires, Meredith Gaer, Emily l len, Taylor Searcey, Abigail Fox, Brittney

Lu w { Abbie Schmidt, Ani Schutz, Emily Dahmen, Cooch Sigter.

S cond I< ow: L~xi , ouse, Caitlyn Yager, Jennifer Wang, Jillian

Al t m9 1e r, Ka i yn Dymocek, Gracen Jones. Julia Ehlers, Cader Laird, Meagan Davis, ata!ee Connaster. A.lexis Johnson

First Row:Ame! Herbert, Nicole Hollander, Kelsey Wright, Crystal Xu , :Jenna Muma, Breanna Bender, Jacey Priest, Camryn Self, Coriine Bredthauer, A by Epp, Garly Bredthauer

tndex

Freshman Volleyball:

Back Row: Jordan Olsen. Anna Hoesch, Mokena Callam, Emma Wilds, Avary Ranslem, Rachel Nelson, Coach Spencer

Front Row: Bella Johnson. Jenna Duensing, Janelle Johnson, Jessica Rung, Elise Benson, Brooklyn OToole

Ley Brandon - 77

Leybold, Natalie - 63

Lienemann, Molly - 90, 150 212, 215

Lightner Alexis - 63 189

lighiner, Kade - 90

Lillard-Grave, Robert - 104

Lim, Dallas - 43 63. 161 170.175

Lim, Darrix - 77

Limbach, Zachary - 113

Lin, Connie - 23, 90, 161. 174

Lin. Jesse - 63. 160 167 17 4. 17 5 189

linofelter, Turner - ll 18, 77, 162. 172, 218

Linco!n, Justin - 63

Lindbeck Ethan - 104

Lindbeck, Rebecca - 77 78

Lindgren, Hayley - 90. 177, 215

Lindgren, Mcienna • 9 34, 63, 175

Lindquist, Brooke - 90, 216. 223

link Mckemo - 63, 175

Linscott, Jarret - 90 161

Linscott Justine - 63. 161, 166, 170.175. 189

Linzell, A.udre1 - 90, 172

Lippold. Evon - 77 Little Helen· 19, 63. 164, 170 175. 176. 178,187

Little Zachary - 90 Lloyd. Jason· 77

lobrillo, Nick - 90. 211

Lockhart Ali - 16, 17. 77. 165, 167. 219

Logan. Doneko - 63

Logan. Sarah - 104, 178 loll, 1-l.ayden - 77, 78

long. Jock • 22 63

Long. LJ<e - 90. 2ll

Longoria Cruz - 6 175 190

l:ongoria. Moya • 90, 213

Loos, Jocksor, - 90 Lopez, Briceida - 90

lorenze. Madalyne - 63 190 208

Lott Nolan • 47 1i3

Loudon Jock • 104 218

Loudon. John - 90 211 ,-----------~---------------~- Loudon, Kristen· 63, 175

Louthan, Sarah - 91 LovVe, Julian • 63, 175 l78, 190 Lowery, Griffin· 42. 77

Lu, Leo - 63, 161, 167 17 4

Luci, Emma • 91. 210

Ludwig, Landon • 63 Luetfie Brittney • 77, 215

Lui. Nya!arg - 91, 223 Luiow, Sierra· 77 160 Lutz. Sam • 104 Lyman, Grant • 91. 213

Lynch David - 77 Lyon, Colby - 77, 21~ Lyon, Jack • 91

Lyon Sammi • 10, 11, 63,175.190

l yon Spencer • 63, 64, 175 Lysthouge. Megan • 104

Reserve Volleyball:

Back Row: Katie Otte, Bro e Lindquist, Haley Sprackling, Annalee

Ventling-Brown, Cambry Waddell, Katelyn Gottberg, Cooch Milton

Front Row: Jasmine Creevon, Emma Rust, Lauren Varejcka. Molly Shiveley, Ella Drews, Erin Bigelow

Ma.Will·9l

Mackenzie Macey • 78. 166, 170 208

Matkn1l. Ava • 14, 104, 208

Maddox. Sydney • 78

Mading Nyantiop - 104

Moding Nyaruach • 78. 170

Madser, Kaylo • 78

Magee, Jeremy· 91,220

Magee Joel • 104

Mai, Angel - 63, 64, 173. 175

Moiefski, Tristan - 63, 190

Maier, Jacob • 78

Mme;, Zoe • 113

Mciinson, Erin • 19, 78, 170

Mclorn, Kalob • 63

Malsom, Trevor - 104

Mansheim, Boston - 104

Mar.sheim Morgon - 63. 160 190, 212

Manzitto Jason· 104,220

Mopson fon • 64. 17 5. 212, 215

Marcano. Kaleb· 91

Marfisi, Anthony· 64, 175,190,215

Marienou, Nicole • 91, 165 178

Marik. Jared - 9l

Marks. Hayley - 91

Morr, Koedyn - 104

Marriner Jomes • 104

Marsh, Nick • 64

Mortin, Gabe • 104

Mortin. Zach • 104, 178

Martins, Cynthia· 113

Marx Jackson· 91

Masters, .A-dam • 64

Matoziskas, Sariote - 91 theson, Coli - 64

Matoush, MitcheU • 104

Mattl--es, Celeste - 91, 161

Mattison William • 42, 91

Matzke, John - 113

Moo!. Jared - 64

Maul, Mariah • 91

Maupin Lisa - ll3. 165

Maw. Matt - 113, 166

Mayer Savannah - 19, 104 160. 170

Mayfield, Mox-x • 91, 213

Mayfield, Payton - 78. 160 212

Mayse, fauryn • 78 Mazumdar, ,l\nu-udh • 104, 161, 220

Mcallister Cole • 64 Mcauliffe. Juan - 78

Mcbride, Andy • 78

Mccabe, Jeffrey· 42, 113

Mcca;n Samuel - 78

Mccants, Emrna • 9], 209

Mccarter, Jenna • 104 Mccartney. Brooke - 104

Mccarty, Tate • 91

Medure, Rita • 114

Mccoy Hayley • 64

Mccracken Matt - 91

Mccracken. Rl-,Jonnon - 78

Mcrrny. Dekendrick • !04

Mccuistion, Michael· ll4

Mccullough, Lauren - 64. 205

Mcewen. Jock • 23 91

Mcgee Alex • 78 174

Mcgee, Marguerite • 91

Mcglothiin, Noland • 91

Mcgowan. Jack • 24 34, 64

Mcgroarty, Molly - 104

Mchugh, Londyn • 91

Mckeegan. Kel!y • 78

McKenzie. Joino • 104, 161

MdaL.ghlin. Korsen • 91

Mcmarus. Ian • 91 166. 178Mcnear. Seamus - 104. 218

Mcneese. Aleia'1 - 104

Mcphail, Logan • 64, 212

Mcreynolds Reese· 91 220

Mcroberts, Wyatt • 78. 213

Meduna Jacob • 91

Meier. Kaitlyn • 104, 215

Meints. Grace • 104 162

Melcher, Dodie - 78

Melcher, Teddie - 102. 104. 212

Melton. Sarah - 78, 222

Melvin, Brock • 92

Melvin, Tristan • 64 17 4

Mendoza. Freddie - 92, 165

Mendoza, Genny - 114

Meredith Mackenzie 104

aytie • 78 -104 -104 -92 -104

• - 64, 161 110. 175, 191

on· 8,114

tlliam-114 -78

ie • 78 - 78,210.211

ret • 92. 211 - 9, 78, 170. 172, 208 ale· 92 104,211,213 -104 -92

-104

y - 64,175

y - 64 177, 19! -19,78

ysso - 64 ica-64 -104

- 9, 91, 92, 212

zabeth- 114

- 64 17 5. 191 -78

ylee - 78

oylin • 78. 137, 217

eenan - 104

ylie • 78. 178

ogan - 78. 218

Matqlyn - 104 l 7

Mya - 92. 167,170 177

, Nicole - 92

lls, Billy - 92

, Torsten • 79

h:how. Andrew· 79 210 21'

w, Mason • 32. 92

infer. Matthew - 92

lratsky, Katherine • 64 65, '.91

isegodis, b:k - 65

'sh-a. Shruti • 65,174 , 175

chell, Noah • 104 211 213 chell, Shurkondrio • 65 med Yous,f - 79

ff. Tony - 92. 2ll ·smith, Alyse - 3l. 79

oe. Susan - 114

Christian - 92

oo. Coroloo • 79 169

Sydney - 15. 92 212

d. Elsie· 92

Briseno, Deissy - 78 79

, Trevon • 104

s, Trevyr - 78, 79

n.Aj-104

, Charles - 47, 114

Erin - 78, 79. 16l l70, 217

, Kalea - 65

Chloe - 64 65, 157

, Kiana - 65

-Juengei. Andy - 40, 65

, Alahnnah - 92, 178

Dominick - 65 213

Komeron - 92. 208

n. Alec- 92

, Marisa· 65 rick - 42 65 lie- 104,214 -79

-78,79

yer Seth - 92

asher, Maki. - 104, 166

yad, Maryam - 92, 161 165 178

Mueller Madison • 64 65. 170

Moo,ler. Riomo • 30, 7 212

Mll10mmad .Ahmed - 92

MLhommcd Muhammad - 65

Mulder Lucy - 92

Muiler, Attia.rs • 40, 41 65 124. 134, 154. 161. 212

Muller, Helena • 92. 165. 178

Mtxr,a, Jemo • 104 160, 215 223

M•..ma. Madison - 79

Mtrger. Bennet • 65 191

Murger Jack - 65

Munguia-Santos. Luis - 92

N'tnroe Brenda - i14

M1J1roe, Olivia • 65, 17 5 191, 200

Munsell. Tailor - 65

M!Iphy Natalie - 105

Murr}-iy, Nevaeh • 92

Murray Jorea • 65 149. 175 19 212

Murray yle,g~105

Murroy, MoH~ew - 92

M1.,..:ray, V1rice " 92

MLt'ier •ough A 79

Nvtz :4--.. rer - 79, :74

Mve,s Lo-,~ - 99 65

M •int pq,ge - 105 '.415 105 7 65 - - 92. 160 17 I - 22 ff 64 173 178 tandro • 92, ~68

l'bs1mov nt:\Qmmad - 92- lb3

NOSC"X' ~ecil.a • 105 461

Nci ., £<~r~1h - 105

l\.a 0 Zt0d - 1/9, 123 218

Na\/arro, t./\cn0 78 79, i77 ' 2

Back ow: , aylin Miller Molly Olson, Julia r-blz, Elizabeth lrich, Magg - Cochrane Delaney Novy, Coaa, Gingery

Fron" Row: Chelsie Caulfield, Md<enzie Workman, Aleksey Betancur, Madeline August, Taylor Haywood, Bella Terrano, Mackenzie Knowles

1ot..,1en ,'J"'es • ·,9

Nauyen Jorn~ 6 g~ .,-~ U,on · l05

Nguyen T '¥ - 05

kho!s. Ar~ - f:4

Nic'1olc fo5ton • 65

Nick.res Jace - 65 79 210 Zl ') L.. I 164 165, 78 ::;9 l6L1 165 2 18 ,2

'ielsen, l=eiicity 65 192

Ni sen. G•onna • 92 Sammy - 92. 120, ZO

Nieman, Mox • 92

Nipper Beth - 92

Nipper, Tm • 92

Nitzsche Emily - .2 13. 65. 175

Niven, .Madalyn • 79 Noah, Jacob • 65

Noble, Todd - Jl4

t'-bi.o Avani • 92 2r;y::) t 1oonon. Cat~'eine • 92. 160

Nore, Gooe • 78 79

Norval, Jade~ - 92

Varsity Volleybal~ eco d ow: Erin Morgan, Megan Snyder, Alex Lemke, Atley Carey

Ana Thacker. Cooch Wiese

first Row: orley Edie, Brooke Peltz, Kayla Weller, Peyton Ohnoutko, B-ooke McCartney

Norval, Sheaoh - 65

Nosal, Leighton • 92

l\bthnogei, Joylynn - 78, 79

l\bvy , Delaney - 105, 170, 217

Nyberg, Cloey - 92, 179

Obrien, Trayson • 39, 105

Odell, Cam ryn - 65

Okeefe. Kaitlin - 79

Oneill, Emily - 66

Oneill,. Jessica - 79

R S ft ball

OToole, Brooklynn • 105 eserve O

Oakes, Hunter - 105. 123 178. 213. 218

Back Row: Sydney Wallace, Megan An~hes, Abbie Beaudette, Allison Obert. Gracie - 66

Regelean, Rebecca Chloupek, Mackenzie Shandera, Cooch Schinkel Ochsner. Riley - 66

Odefl, Jacob· 105. 213

Front Row: Angelina Deleon, Lily Jansen, Isabella Villanueva, Neriah Aden, Odell, Micah 11, 66. 213

Jaylin White, (not pidured-Ryleigh Forch)

Boys Cross Country

Fifth Row: Blake Pieper, Justin Converse, Sean Crimmins, Turner Linafelter, Cole McAllister. Javier Kenney, Kai Waddell, Spencer Prenosil, Aidan Holsten, Brandon Kleen, Jesse West

Fourth Row: Sebastian Baillie, Jacob Everts, Joseph Bruner, Michael Frandolig, Zach Frandolig, Matt Johnson, Thomas Oliver, Kayden Petersen, Logan Miller. Malqchi Collins, Grant Bauman: Hayden Rooney

Third Row: Cooch Kabourek, Coach Jenkins, Lane Christensen, Justus Olsen, Tyler Pramberg, Jack McGowan, Eric Thompson, Tristan Ford, Zachary Everts, Garrett Brown, Brendan Crirrunins, Cooch Sigler, Cooch Hubbell

Second Row: Sam McCain, Ziad Nass, Drew Huscher, Josh Lee, Ethan Gibson, Bryan Fitch, Jake Newman, Zach Smith, Finian Herbert, Aidan Applegarth, Owen Holsten, Kyle Allen

First Row: Case Jurgens, Preston Sonderup, Hunter Oakes, Seamus Mcnear, Jack Loudon , Mason Delgado, Calvin Hotz, Joe Allen, Cameron Davis

Odom. Harper - 92

Ohle, Emma • 93

Ohlrich Maisie - 79

Ohioutka. Peyton • 66. 137, 160, 192 217

Olderbak, Karissa - 78, 79

Olderbak. Mathilda • 93

Oldfield, Jyler - 105

Olexo. Lea - 79

Oliver, Baylie • 66 125. 192, 215

Oliver, Thomas - 93, 122, 218

Olsen, Jordon • 105. 2l6

Olsen, Justus • 93, 123, 218

Olsen. Savannah - 79

Olson, Leah - 79

Olson, Luke • 93. 179

Olson Molly - 79, 160. 217

Oltman, Gage - 79

Omerovic. Kisa - 24, 66. 201

Opp. Holden - 93

Orozco-Lopez. Andrea • 105'

Orozco-Lopez, Elisa • 79 83

Osorio Zier - 79

Ostiguin, Ryan • 93

Ostrander, Reagan - 8. 9, 66. 166. 175. 192

Ott , Maygen • 105

Otte, Katie - 93 139. 216

Otto. Alex - 66

Otto, Ryan • 93. 212

Ou Kenneth - 105

Overberk, BrerYlOn - 93

Owens Dreyjen - 79

Ozaki, Daniel • 93

Pace, Catarina - 105

Pace. Logan - 93

Padillo, Anjolie - 105

Padilla, Braulio - 66

Padillo, Joey· 79, 83

Padillo, Monika 93

Palli, Pranav • 93

Palmer, Lyndoro - 114

Panfilov, Nikita - 79, 212

Pope, Alise - 47 114

Parker, Lexi - 93

Porl<.s, Alyioh - 93

Poscocio Cruz Fernando - 93, 164, 165

Patel , Aiden - 93

Patel, Alec - 93

Patel. Miro • 66, 175, 192 198 222

Patel, Raina • 66, 17 5

Patel, Ryon - 79

Patterson, Latro - 93, 174

Poul, Derek • 105 Payne, Janae • 219

Payne, Samuel - 105

Paz Olive - 66. 177

Pearl Toytum - 93 , 94, 212

Pecerio , 51--elby - 79

Peer, Lori - 22. 105

Peery, Nathan - 66 Pelan Jessica • 79 161. 170

Pelto , Zachary· 93

Peltz. Brooke • 105. 136. 217

Peltz, Morgon - 66, 166. 193

Pena Solis, Jennifer • 105

Penas, Bryan - 114

Penn, Avery· 105

Penn, Davis - 79, 83, 17 4

Perales, Robert - 114

Perales. Xavier • 105

Perez Alexandro • 79

Pemz. Andrew - 35, 79

Perez Evelyn • 93 177

Perez Morgon - 79, 161

erez, Olivio - 66, 157, 170 175 193 , Perez. Renee· 36, 66

Perkey, Aaron • 79

Peter, Taylor • 105 Peters, Airiauna • 66 Peters, LtX:as • 105

Petersen Jenna· 66, 161

Petersen, Kayden • 93, 218

Petersen, Lynn - 114

Peterson, Alexis • 79, 161

Peterson, Chose - 66 69 175, 193

Peterson, Connor - 105

Peterson. Grant • 7 , 114

Peterson. Haley - 105, 142, 222

Peters....'¥1 Sean - 93

Pererson, Totreonno • 47. 66

Petro Domin ic - 66, 193

Petty, Ale x · 24 , 79, 149'. 161, 168

Pfuetze, Mar~ - 105

Philavarh Naree • 105 172, 213

Phillips, Ciaire - 114

Piccolo, Joe • 93

Pieper Blake - 79. 213, 2i8

Pietzyk, Jacob • 80

Piippo, Hayley - 93 212

Pilcher, Cassius - 105

Pillow , Latrice • 80 83

Pineda Reyes Christian - 105 Pinkman, Ameilio • 66

Piontek Hailee - 93

Piro Adam - 80, 149 212 Pitkin, Ryan· 114

Plath Lee - 114

Plock , Kamryn - 93 , 165

Plu:knett Emma - 66, 161, 170, 17 5, m

Plummer Brendan - 66

Pohlmeier , Gage • 66 193, 21S

Pokorny-Comacho, Shoylee • 105 Pokorny-Foster, Jordyn - 66 Polzin Alex • 80

Poore, Charlie • 78, 80

Porter. Abigail • 80 Porter, lauren - 93. 178

Porter, Samuel • 80

Post , Maddison - 105. 219

Potratz , Peyton • 66 121, 208

Potter, Diamond - 80 Powell, Tyreece - 93

Powers, Jacob· 80

Powers , Jessica • 66, 175

Prai, Emily - 93 219, 222

• Promberg Tyler - 67, 69, 218

Preister. Xavier· 80, 176

Prendes, Austin • 93 , 211. 214 I 1

- 93,218

• -47 114

y - 105 161. 215 • -105 -93 -105

I

X • 93,212

• 67, 197, 210 • -80

• in-80 iel-93

X • 105,210 -67

Schyler • 93

, Kristi - 114

Si.mn - 67, 69, 161, 170 175 ry Jorja • 105

~adernad-er Bianca - 93 161

:Rafique, Samavi - 105 170

Rapgopal Divitti - 93

-Roian Pranov - 93 135, 17 4 220

Rome!, Hann - 114

Raidall, Britorne - 67

Rcnlall, Carlie - 105, 213

Rcnslern, Avary - 106 216

Rosmussen, Caleb • 28, 93, 163 179

Rasmussen-Lane, Cathryne • 106

Rat~, Liz - 80 83

Rothbyake, Jonidu - 43 80 83

Rau Aaditya - 67, 175

:Rea Alexa -3 , 80, 160

Reed, Justin - 80 210 211

, Allison • 93. 160 218, 219, 223

Regier, Hayden - 80, 214

Reidrnuth, Landon - 106 161

Reif Swope, Lila - 80. 210

Reifschneider, Owen - 93

Reiners, Jema - 80, 152 160, 164 214

Reiners Uriah - 114

Reinert. Max • 67

Reirie Drake - 42 67 197 210 2 "'

Remington Rachael - 93

~- Kyra - 106 178

Renard, Amo - 106

Renard, Nathon - 80

Resiik Aleksandar 93

Rethmeier, Alexander - 106

Rettele Md-inley • 67 121

Revesz, Greg - 106

Reyes Nathan - 93

Reynolds Izzi - 80, 170

Rhen-Way Jasper - 93

R-ichard S~as - 67

Richards, Michael - 80

Richards Mickena - 94 132 219

"R"ichardson, Kaden - 67

R"d-ey Nathan - 67

R-d-ey, Sunmer - ~4

R-ichters, Cayden - 94 213

R"tdder Joey - 106 211

Riddle, Carlee • 32 94 178

R-iekenberg, Comor - 80, 140, 168 210

215

Rien Alex-67 156 175

Rian, Jacob - 106, 211

R1ethoven Gwymivere - 67

Riggins A, on - 9 4

Riggins, Daveen - 67

Riggins, Joseph - 106 220

Riley Anno - 106

Riley. Poul - 80 212

Riley William - 106

Rippe, Kevin - 114. 166

Rippe Nicholas· 21 67

Rising, Ashley - 94 162 169 219

Ritchey Jacob - 94

Ritchie, Lydia - 80

Salgado Loura· 80, 83 161

Rivera, MCllYl • 94

Riveria-Camacho Ingrid - 67

Rivers-.rellum Madison - 94

Rizel Nathan - 80 213

Roach, Caeli - 80 83, 168. 170

Roberson. Ben • 106

Roberts, Cassie - 9 67 1o0 161 175 19

R 212 C 9 Varsity Softball

oberts, horles - 4, 2i2

Roberts, Delaney - 94 222

Third Ro 1 • Cooch Colon, Coach Hakari Morgan Barmore Rachel Weber

Roberts Matthew - 80 CJ. Bates Coach Hotten Cooch Kingery

Robertson Dylan - 106, 163

Robertson, Joseph- 80

Second Row: Janae P~ne Ashleigh Welch Ashley Rising, Madison Skiles

Robinson A.shron - 67 C ace Swanson, Jo yr: Color:, L ndsay Elliott Ellie Bliemeister

Robles Jesus - 67

Robles Penelope _ 106

First Row: Md nzie Colon cio eana Cordova Callie Svoboda, Oliv,a

Rodr:~z Hernandez Angeles - 80 Hatfe0, A!, Lockhart, Ern;ly Prai, Micker a Richards

Rodriguez ,6..,tonio - 106, 211

Roe den - 67, 175, 193 210

Roh Alli - 67 143 175 222

Roh Linda - 114

Romero K1rra • 80, 209

Romero, Tyson - 106

Rooney Hayden - 106 218

Root, Eii - 80, 83

Roper Devin - 106

Rose. Zoe - 106 209

Roselius, Ellie - 18, 80 133 147 17

Rosenberger James - 46 114

Rosenberry, Ruby • iJ,1

Ross-Gier.n, Ccrter - 106

Rouse, Abb - 67, 151, 17 5, 212

Rouse Lexi • 67 17 5. 215

Royer, Winrer • 80 83 163 170

Royster, James - 67 69

Rugh Savannah • 80

Ruhi Jason - 94

Ruhl Mcken.')() - o7

RU1singet, Kennedy • 106

Ru1singer Riley - 94

Ru,z, Andrew - 94

Ruiz Cecilio - 67, 173 177

Rung. Jessica - 106 213 216

Runyan, Morgan 94 163 213

Rurup hek - 106

Rurup axon • 106

Russell von • 67

R , Emma - 06 139 160, 216

Ru+!edge, Jeff • 114 yon ;a:d<?n • l06

Ryter Emma - 94

Socca. Ashti - 106

Scll!er Brooke - 80, 160

Salzman Mo t - 80, 168. 17 4, 175

Sam ' 1 • Anna - 80 83

ipSOn Tylre - 106

SoPburn Adan - 94 213

Sarx:hez ooh - 8, 80

Sande,s O1l00 - 9. 67 161 i75. 194

fro g M an Anthes, Brooke Beran h c e urr Dakota Gasseling,

aevyn Kahler

Reserve Tennis

Back Row: Kyle Le, Joseph Riggins, Jeremy Magee, Coach Macoubrie, (not pictured-Hudson Scherer

.Front Row: Payton Larson, Ethan Clinchard, Jason Manzitto, Anirudh Mazumdar

Sanders. Rylon - 68. 194

Sandin. Karis - 80

Sand-idge-Nishihara Mirli • 68

Sarkey. Regan - 68. 130, 142. 168, !75. 213,222

Sapp, Jamison· 121. 175. 194

Sarroub-Le Sueu-, Sef - 106

Sayers, Bloke - 94,212

Sayre, Eric - 115

Sayre, Mam'ie - 80

Saysavarfi, Desiree • 106

Scaggs Tahlia - 106; 214

Scdoris, A J - 80

Schclirost, Eric - 80

Scheinost, Ethan - 106, 213

Scheidies, Devon • 68

Sd-erer, Hudson - 106,135,220

Scherer. Whitney - 80, 212

Schilke, Emilee - 80 83. 215

Schiltz. Adam - 115

Schinstock, Regina - 9 4

Schleich, KotrM - 19, 68, 161, 175, 194

Schleicrer, Michaela - 115

Schmal, Eliiah - 80

Schmal, Md:.enno - 68. 175. 199

Schmidt, Abigail - 94, 124

Schmieding, Tyler - 94

Schmit, Chandler - 94, 212

Schmit, Katherine - 80, 176, 178

Schmit, Madeline - 68 175, 178

Schmit. P;ter - 106, 178

Schmohr, Riley - 68, 194. 213

Schneider, !\loro - 106

Schneider. Austin - 106. 128, 210. 211, 214

Schneider, Bre - 106

Schneider, Megan - 25, 94

Sdiommer, Amy - 115

Schonewise, Arm - 68. 162

Schott Erica - 68

Schriner. Amelio· 94

Schriner, Elizabeth - 94 Schroder. Tonner - 106 ~-;;;;;.-.::===a! Schroeder. Mork - 106 Schultze, Riley - 106. 212 ,._,,,,__,,..____,....--,J Schutz, Ani - 94, 215

Schweitzer, Alex - 68

Schweitzer. Jarrett • 68 Schwinck, Alyssa - 80

• Schwinck, Jarod - 68, l67, 175 Searcey, Jerrod - 68, 194, 210 Searcey Taylor - 94,215, 222

Sear~. Libbv - 81

Sears. My~ - 43. 68, 161. 175, 194

Secoske, Emma - 94

Seizys Hannah - 68, 175, 195

JV Tennis

Back Row: Pranav Rajan, Alix Cui, Josiah Thacker, Reese Mcreynolds, Coach Kiddoo

Front Row: Espen Avenson, Jacob Whiston, James Haudrich, Hunter Weekly, Charles R. Haudrich

Self, Comryn - 18, 68, 175, 195. 201. 215 Self, Shelly - 115

Selig, Megan - 95

Sellon, Barrett - 81, 210

Sellor1, Broden - 81, 210

Sesow, Tatum - 19. 68, 17 5, 178

Sevick, Jeremy - 115

Shafer, Daniel - 115

Shomblen, Asher - 81

Shandero, Mackenzie - 95, 218

Shone. Alyssoh - 12, 13, 81, 156, 157

Shongreoux, Elizabeth - 106

Shoman, Droke - 106

Sharma, Akshay - 43, 81, 160

Show. Joanna -68, 161, 1n 175,195,221

Show, Koci - 106, 215, 223

Show, Roquesho - 106

Shay, Sarah· 95

Shiba, Ella - 95

Shiba, George - 81

Shigley, Joydan - 106, 2-19

Shirk, Caleb - 94, 95, 145, 214

Shiveley, Gage - 68, 69

Shiveley, Molly - 95, 216

Shoemcier, Aidan - 106

Sholomovo. Rezobegim -8 l 161

Sf-ore, Colton - 28, 68

Shore. Joyden - 81

ShJtz, Audrey - 68

Sibanana, Erick - 81

Siddoway. Frorkie - 115

Sidney. Jay - 106

Simmons, Brandon - 81

Simmons, Devon - 81

Simnick, Anthony - 95

Sipherd, Ai. - 68

Siprerd. Hayley - 106, 208

Skeels. Sydney - 95, 163

Skiles. Madison - 68,132,175,195.219

Skirry, Sam - 81, 214

Skodo, Sherry • 115

Sleddens. Quin -12, 13, 81

Sloope, Evon - 107

Smith, Allexis - 107, 160. 161

Smith, Caroline - 107

Smith, Chad - 107

Sn ith. Hoyden - 95

Smith, Jarred - 35. 95, 162

Smith, Justin - 107

Smith, Kelsey - 81

Smith, Leland - 68. 175

Smith, Mock.enna - 95 Smith, Modi - 107

Smith, Olivio - 15, 36, 3,1, 68.137, 175, , 195,215

Smith, Parker - 81

Smith. Shannon - 115

Smith, Trenton - 81

Smith, Zach - 107. 213, 218

Snavely, Zacho,y - 9 5

Snook, Bo - 68

Snook Nicholas - 95, 211

Snyder Mandy - 68, 195 , Snyder Megan - 68, 136. 160, 175, 217 • Snyder, Rece - 69 1 Sobotka, Madison - 10, 11. 30, 34 35. 69 122, 123, 125. 149, 150, 151175. 176, 178 '

Softley Kot'ie - 107

Solano Becerra. Pati - 95

Soldotke, Megan - 81

Soltero-Evasco Rebecca - 115, 202

Soltys, Lily - 95. 223

Somers, leek • 69

Sctners, TT-olio - 95

Sondrup Preston - 95 ~- Minjoe - 107, 161

Soni. Prathom - 107 161

Sorensen. Jeremy - 81 174

Soto. Mike - 69

Soukup, Emma - 95

Spodt. Emojyn • 95. 170

Spadt, Keilen - 81

Spence, Tonner - 107, 212

Spencer, Dagon - 9 5

Spencer, Jaidyn - 81

Sperling, Breckin - 95. 155 218

Spethman, Luke - 95, 128, 2ll 214

Sphon, Catherine - 115

Splittgerber, Dustin - 81, 214

Sprockling, Carlee - 9, 40. 81, 166

Sorackling, Haley - 9. 107 139, 216, 223

Sprieck, Noah - 107 211. 213

Spring, Evon - 95, 144, 214 Springer, Grant - 107. 211

Springer, Sydni - 81. 160, 215

Squires, Matthew - 9

Squires, Nicole - 107, 215

Srisa-An. Nathan - 95

Staack Brittany - 36, 115

Standley, Ethan - 107, 145, 211, 214

Stong, Kellie - 115

Stanley, Blake - 95

Stanley, Chase • 69

Staples-Farmer, Sarah - 115

Stak.Hzabeth • 95

-torkel. Michael - 69

Star. Ryker - 95

Stoswick Elizabeth - 115

Stefanski, Kaitlyn - 107

Steinbach. Trentoo - 107

Stephenson, Anna - 81, 170

Stevens, William - 107

Stevenson, Anno - 81

Steward, Kora· 95

Steward. Zachary • 69

Stewart. Avery· 95

Stewart Emma • 107

Stewart, Olivia - 107

Stewart. Wyatt - 95

Stock, Carissa - ll6

Stock. Jeremy • 81. 221

Stoehr. Jordan - 69, 141, 168. 175 195, 215 221

Stollar, Roodoll • 116

Stone. lsabel!e • 107

Stoner, Eliot - 69, 128 129 173. 195

StopPel. Peyton - 81,210,215

Stout, Maya • 107

Stove, Robert • 107

Stoyan, Igor· 81

Strosheim, Steven· 25, 81

Strickland Erik - 45 69. 161 170 175

Strogoff, Charles • 69, 163

trozier, Rashayla • 107. 170 214

Struve, Riley • 81. 210

Struwe. Elizabeth • 95 160 223

Stubbendeck, Andrew - 81

Stuefer, Andrea • 69

Stumpff. Taylor - 69, 161 170. 172 175

196

Stumpff Toni - 107

Stumpff, Tyson • 95

Sumpter. ErnrneH • 95

St.ncle. Sofia· 81

Sundquist , Jcle • 95 221

Sutton, Nate· 28, 95

Sutton. Ouinlan • 95

Svoboda Collie - 69 175, 196. 219

Swanson Chace • 69 219

wartz, Jacob· 81

Sweeney Aiden • 34, 46. 69

Swift, Nie • 107 213

Swinehart, S!ephen • 116

Swisher , Shyfee -1131, 157

Synovec, Toyleigh • 107

Tamanaha , Kayla • 69. 161

Tan Lance • 69, 70

Taylor, AIOU'a • 70

Taylor, Amari • 108

Taylor, Max • 9 5

Taylor, Sanoya • 81

Taylor, T1 • 95

Teeters, Alexorder • 81

Teeters, Kemeth • 108

Temores, Sonya • 108 Terrano Bello· 108. 137 217

Terrano. Kylee - 81

Tessendorf. Alex - 35 95 l7,2 209

Texley, Lindo • 116

Thacker. Ano - 70, 136, 137 217

Thacker. Josiah • 95 135, 220

Thau, Nikol - 8l

Thayer, Aryonna - 108

Theos. Reba • 116

TI-elen, Koilyn • 108 170 209

Thiemonn, Alex • 95

Thies Zoe!, - 9;J 211

Tnomas. AJexis - 70

Thomos Ouinton • 12, 13, 28. 81

Thomas. Victoria - 19, 28, 95. 179

Thompson. Androsh - 108, 211

Thompson. Eric • 70 175. 196, 218

Thompson, !saoc • 95

Thompson, Joke· 11 70 175

Thcmpsor, Kyle - 116

Thompson. Ternana -95

Thompson, Trurno:1 • 108. 176

Thomoson, Turner - 81

Thompson Tye!sha • 81 222

Thoms_ Matthew • 108. 213

Thoms. Wade - 103 213

Thomsori Andee • 95

Thorpe, Tom - 116

Thrasher-Burback Aliesha • 9 5

Thrasher-Johnson, Sidney - Bl. 165

T!Sh. ov Nm - 108

Tokuzwo, Ken.shiro - 81

To!1ne Grmf • 70

Tolb•. Wi!I • 95

Toomey. Groce - 95, 17 A

Toomey Keise 1 • 8 70. 175. 214

Toomey, Mackenzie - 96 125, 215, 222

Toreol. Fonda - 1, 161 170

Townsend. Bello - 81. 128. 129 152. 153

Town..,;erd, James - 70

Tran Jenrns - 69 70

Tron on - 81

Iran. i"iiliory - 06

Trembiey Brianna· 96

Tripp Jayden - 96

Trotfer. Jock • 96

froy fora • li6

Trucke, .A exo • 108

True Mckayiee - 70 120, 196 210

Tucker Rylee - 96, 210

Turgeon, Tonner• 81

Turner John - 116

Turrier Lauren • 81

Tutile 1ornmy • 116

Varsity Tennis

Back Row: Coach Ronam. Ben ?uente, Richard Batelaan, Jeremy Stock, Connor Vandewege. Jake Sundquist, Aquiles Elbaum

Front Row: Nathan Grof. Jordan Stoehr

Lt.er, Chase - 70, 175 210

Lber Sonya - 96. 22 1

Unrau. Nicholas • 96

Uribe, Nolan - 96

nna Shaw Lilliana Irvine. Kylie Johnson, Assistant Trainer dku

Secon ---= l i~ ~, owe, Bello Whiston. Sonya Uher, Eilie lsemann

Ai t Rbw: t'lead fnufner Michael •Mac" McCuistion

Vaggoi is, Emil) • 108 120, 72. 210

Voggalis Sarah - 116

Va,:enta .axsen • 70 176. 177 178 179

Valenta Rvan • 70, 121, 137

Varento. Shelby • 96. 179

V '!ey, J-.den - 108

Vct.1ey Morgon - 82, 168

Vari Genderen Hailey· 38. 70 175

VaD Meter Brayer • 108. 145. 2ll

Van fv\eter Karlie - 82 172 174

Vande Hoef i.ogan • 9, 96

Yandeocief &in - 42 43. 70, 126. !27, 138

130

Vondewegt;,,, Connor· 82. 221

VardykeP •e 1 • 70 162 213

ror e1ck.o, Lotirer. • 96 160 216

Vendett Patric • 116

Varsity Girls Basketball

Third Row: CJ. Bates (manager), Coach Bell, Coach Prichard, Cooch Roh, Coach Jiles, Coach Corona, Coach Bullington

Second Row: Mira Patel, Charley Bovaird, Alli Roh, Regan Sankey, Rochel Weber, Sk lar Kreifels

First Row: Olivia Kugler, Delaney Roberts, Mackenzie Toomey, Taylor Searcey, Emily Prai

Ventling-Brown, Amalee - 108, 216

Vera, Jiovcmi - 96

Vera, Jonathan • 96

Vercellino, Alex - 96

Verrai, Sam - 82, 210

Versaw, Kayla - 108

Villalobos, Isabella - 82

Villalobos, Savea - 70

Villanueva, Isabella - 218

Villanveva, Isabella - 108

Villar. Carlie - 108

Virkenberg, Hcmah • 96

Virkenberg, Sobrino • 70

Voelker, Scrnh • 70 - Volkmer, Abigail - 82. 83

Vollertsen, Jaden • 96

Volqoordsen, Parker - 96,210 Volzke, Hadley· 108. 223

Von Busch, Comar - 108,211

Von Busch, Kaleb • 82, 211

Voo Seggem, Saylor - 96

Voss, And-ew 70, 175

Vossler, Alicia - 116, 167 Vuong, Austin - 69, 70

JV Girls Basketball

Back Row: CJ. Bates, Coach Jiles, Kylie Johnson, Kelsie Bartek, Tyeisha Thompson, Coach Corona, Coach Bullington

Front Row: Sarah Melton, Tatum Harsfick, Zoie Armstrong, Madeline August, Emily Prai, Emily Hasse, Haley Peterson,

Wachman, Emma - 96, 161, 208

Waddell, Cambry - 108, 160, 161, 170. l?.:2, 216

Waddell, Kai • 108. 218

Wagamar, Gage • 82, 210, 211

Waite, Gracia - 96

Wal, Guandong - 96

Wal,Mi.xx:.h-70

Wah.rn, Mehssa - 116, 178, 179

Waldman, Lt.ke - 108

Walk, Foster - 96, 213

Waler, Elizabeth • 70

Walker, Makhi - 108, 211

Walkup, Nicole • 116. 221

Wallace, Sydney - i08, 218

Walter, Devon • 70

Walters, Logan - 82, 126, 210

Weng. Jennifer - 43, 82, lQO. 161. 215

Wcrd, Tony -96

Warner, Mar'issa - 96

Warner, Noah - 70, 210

Warren, Timmy· 82, 83

Warrick L - 108

Warrick, Shealyn - 82, 163

Wassenberg, Alex 96

Watermeier, Comryn • 35. 70, 175

Wotermeier, Ethan - 70. 210

Watermeier, Jared- 70,210

Watkins, Nicholas - 116

Watsoo, Christian • 70

Wattoo, Jacob - 82

Watts, Elena - 108. 178

Weddy Chloe - 96, 164

Weakly, Megan - 71

Webb, Parker - 108, 213

Weber, Eve - 108, 215, 223

Weber, Hope • 71, 196

Weber, Rochel - 71. 168,175.219, 222

Weekly. H..nter - 96, 220

Weiand, Addie - 108, 161

Weirmrn, Lacey - 108

Welch, Ashleigh - 23, 82, 134, 164, 165, 219,224

Welch, Blake - 82. 160

Welchoff, Bailey - 82 • Weller, Cole • 96, 210, 211

Weller Kayla· 71, 136, 137, 168, 175, 196, 205,217

Wells, Michael - 108

Welsh, Caleb - 108

Welsh, Etha, - 108

Wendt, Bryce - 82

Wenz, Katie - 117

Wertz, Kdvin - 43. 71

Wesselhoft, Lexi - 96

West. Jesse - 32, 45, 71, 161,175,218

Westhofer. Logar - 71 213

Wever, Hunter - 108

Weverko, Colton - 108

Weyers. Alex - 71, 196

Weyers, Mcrgan • 71

Wheeler, Benjamin - 117, 152

Whistoo, Isabella - 82. 160

Whiston, Jacob - 108. 220

White, Isaiah - 96

White, Jaylin - 108, 178, 218

White, Nicholas - 96

White, William - 82

Whitman. Del - 117

Whitman, Joyne - 71, 169, 175 ·tmer, Abby • 82, 170 vVhitney Kayla - 71

Whyrick. Nooh • 108

Wickham, Chris - 96, 179

Widgo, Zane - 108, 21l

Widhalm. Shelby - 108

Widman, Sophie - 108. 209

Wiebe. J T - 82

Wieland, Trenton· 82

Wiemer. Brenda - 117

Wiemer. Jaxson - 82

Wiese, Michael - 117

Wiggins, Droke - 108

Wilbur, Addison - 96, 160, 165, 172, 20

Wilderman, Mody - 96

Wilds, Emma - 108/ 216

Wiles, Samantha - 82

Wilke, Asa - 82. 174

Wilke, Christian - 71, 175 215

Wilkins, Cian - 108

Wilkins, Griffin - 82 210, 211

Wilkins. Pcrfer - 108, 211

Wilh Ivan - 82

Will1oms, Baylee - 96

Williams, Emma - 108 Williams, Joel - 109

Williams, Josh •. 32, 71, 179, 196

Williams. Samantha - 82

Williams, Trevin • 71 Williamson, Drake - 82, 157

Williamson, Zoe - 82

Willson, Chelsea - 117

Wilson, Emma - 71 197

Wilson, Jasmine - 82

Wilson Nick - 96

Winchester. Savona - 109

Winjum, Ava - 94 96, f61. 164, 173, 212

Winterbauer. Abigail - 96

Winterbauer, Jemifer • 117

Winterbauer, Sarah - 82, 153, 162, 164, 21

Wirth, Eli • 109, 215

Wir.th, Olivia - 13. 82, 163

Wismer. Debro - 117

Wismer, Jon - 82, 215

Wissirk, Lisabeth - 34, 117

'vViiherby, Danny - 82, 215

Witherby, Dylan - 109. 211, 214

Witherspoon, Morgen - 109, 211, 214

Wobig, Emma - 9. 71, 166, 208

Wolf, Connor - 109

Wolfe, Faith - 109

Wolfe, Nolan - 109. 212

Woodruff, Brett - 71

Woodworth, Mo~ - 96. 165

Woody, Bernett - 109

Woody. Ellie - 71,161,170,175,176,178

Wooten, Grace - 109, 163

Wooten Micaioh - 71

Workman, Boston • 109 145, 211 214

Workman Mckenzie • 82. 137 217

Wozny, Samuel • 96

Wozny. Sydney - 96

Wragge Sam - 109, 214

Wre., Ekeithlmel - 96

Wr'tglt. Ethan • 109

Wrifi,t. Joseph - 44. 82

Wrirj,t. Kelsey • 82, 160, 215

Wrir;Jit. Sydney - 96

Wudel Emma • 82 160 161. 170

um, Mitch • 7L 197

Wycoff Savon'te • 109 211, 213

Xu, Crystal • 43, 82, 160 167, 215

Xu, Wenl1 - 117, 164 173

Yager, Caitlyn - 82 215

Yager, Ellie • 109. 160 170

Yates, Pierce· 43. 82

Ybarro, Meili!J9 • 96 160, 174

Yiel Liep - 96

Yoder Noah - 71

Yu, Jingming • 109. 163, 178

Zander, Susan • 117

go. Tanner - 82

Zehr, Jordyn • 109

Zhang Isaac - 82 161 167 .7 4

Zl-u, Enya • 43, 82, 160, 174

Zieg, Hark - 71

z;lo, Aidan - 109, 211

Zimmerman. Abby • 115 117

Zimmer Kaden • 96

Zingler, Brenda • 117

Zinsmaster Breeden • 82

Zuo. Yiling - 96, 164, 173

Reserve Girls Basketball

Bock Row : Cooch Roh, Brooke Lindquist. Allison Rege!ean, Haley

Sprackling , Nyolong Lui Katelyn Gottberg. Reya Johnson

Front Row : Elizabeth :tr uwe, Briley Hill, Elb Laessig Lily Soltys, Kylie

Dews, Mattie M ill er - · a er a fH3el

ci Shaw, Hadley Volzke. Hoyley Sprackling. Agoum

Ba Lubanks, Eve Weber

Firs fie MiHer Bella Johnson Jenna Muma. Lily Jansen, M dt