You get up. get reaay for the aay. aua go off to sc:hool. kuowiug that you •ll have to f ac:e Jaauy uew · obs tac:les . Whether it•s tak1ug pop quizzes or haviug to s peak ill f rout of au eut1re c:lassroom full of c:lass~ mat es. or Just SU?V'lViug the a1f f ereut bell •sc:heaules. c:ro waea halls. aua uew c:oustruc:t1ou aetours. you c:au a t l east be pretty sure that 1t wout be boriug.
You uever kuow for sure what life will throw at y ou - what surprises it has arouua the uext c:oruer f or you . But eveu though some see life a as a game. y ou shoula always live 1t to the fullest ad uever take i t fo r grautecl. because it c:oula c:hauge ill the bliuk of au eye. You c:oula ac:e the f iual exam. or you might h av e to retake a c:lass over the summer. You c:oula tr a vel to some exotic: plac:e as part of a sc:hool trip. or y ou c:oula stay huaalea ill your freeziug c:ola/bo1liug h ot c:lassroom all aay. You c:oula rec:eiVe au awara or som e public: rec:ogu1t1ou for your work. or you might be seriously iuJurea ill au ac:c:1aeut.
Whatever c:aras are aealt to you. the c:hoic:e of h ow to play them ls always up to you .
'Whatever you do in lire, do the very best you can with both your heart and Dlind.u - Lakota Instructions for Livtn
How aia you play your game of Life th i s y ear?
Dia you sail through the boara grabbing up all of the treasures. or aia you e.a up with uothiug ill last plac:e? Or were you somewhere ill betweeu? Dia you eveu show up? Aua how aia you f ac:e those c:halleuges? Dia you c:ougratulate your oppoueuts or aia you t ake your ball aua go home?
The most 1mportaut lessou t o learu is th a t. as a result of whatever you f ac:ea. you ku ow more about yourself aua your c:ha rac:ter . What are y ou goiug to ao with that kuowleig e uow? How ai a you hauile the triumphs? What kiu a of a persou aia these tri als aua tr1bulat1ous make you? D1a they ma ke you stronger aua more aeterm i uea? Or a1a they k uoc:k you aowu? Will you stay ao wu. or w il l you gather up the piec:es aua keep try 1ug ?
R.egaraless of the outc ome. try to see your experieuces a s opportuu1t1 es for growth. Make your life aua the li v es of other better through your woras aua ac:tiOJlS . Leav e the worla a better plac:e.
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c>mecom.ing 2007 tumec c>Ut tc> be Cl Wc>ncerful night, cc>n&icering the fact that homecoming h c>n.e of on.ly 1Wc> cane~ that 1.-Hg h able tc> have p.roml ~n.y 1tucen-t1 love tc> ca.nee Cll'lC hang with frie~, 1c> it 1ee~ un.,fc>rtUlUtte that we were on.ly able tc> have 1Wc> cane~ in. the 1chc>c>l year. There w~n.'t a.n.y p.rc>ble~ thro-ughc>ut the night, it ra.n.1mc>c>th a.nc everyone hac a. goc>c rime. No tc>rlUtcc> wa.rn.in.g1 c>r a.n.ything tc> make 1tc>p. ca.ncing, gince l~t year we 1p.en-t more than. half of homecomin.g in. the 1.-incoln. High b~emen-t cue tc> a.n. emergency tc>rlUtoowa.rn.in.g,
The theme thh year w~ "A Night in. Cl French Quarter/' which i1 like ~rci ar~. Even. tho-ugh itw~ very hot in. the gouth Ctym. everyone kept aa.ncing. The -Pi w~ great a.nc itw~ i~t a. night tc> remember. 'P-c>ya.(ty ca.ncica.t~ thi1 year inclucec: genic>r1 Mike ~ly, Erin. Krenk, Courtney 1-ewh, J~h -P.her, wm 'Ben.net, Cll'lC Ancrea ~ck, Junic>r1: 'Benito ga.nche.z ghan.non. Ha.rrh, Mitch Hencric~, gteUa. Yc>c>n., John. King1ton., a.nc ~ci10-n. Jo~, gc>p.hc>mor~: Uincen-t gma,i[, Jc>a.n.lUt Ha.rri1, 'Pc>minique Qra.nger, Tori Ja.r~ke, a.nc Tyler aib1on., fr~hmen.: C~e White, Kaleigh t<ing1ton., Ali T a.ylc>r, J~h H~o a. elm.a. ga,m
Alaynct Kech.ely (11) an.& Kali gilva (12) ca.nee at fumiecc>min{:l, 'Both. gilva an.& Kech.ely are on. the L,in.coln. High. ca.nee team, ')?om.a.ti~.
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Upper Left: Kristine Foreman ( 12) is on the hunt for the proper bowling ball to get her a strike while practicing at Sun Valley Lanes.
Bottom Left: Michael Ring (9) toss es the ball down U ng alley wa1J, aving him with the n pen. Ring is o ne f the two bowlers om Malco;n ffigh hoot.
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Ash Bonebrig t, Taylor Callies. Bae ow (L to R) K istine Foreman, Coach-Patty M :yer, Megan Foss. Not pie .-e : Assistant Coach-Sarah Rousseau.
The trap temn rolls around every febrtmry lo begin practice al the Lincoln Trap and Skeet Club. lbe season always begins with a chill t1nd warms around the end Mt1rch. lhe team practices liJI April when the competitions begin, and go until about the end of the year. Alumni even come back during practices to give helpful hints and say that il feels good to be around their team again.
Each practice consist of fifty roLmds, in two sets of h\ nty five. Trap differs from skeet because il is shot on the g , und as opposed lo in a tower, as is done in skeet shooting.
}Most of the boys on the team have been shooting for 111 re ye s, and say lht1t lhey do trap and htmling in ~~ri1,1J\"11~~if ., but do love coming out lo practice t1nd being riends. '
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~t1le 01shnmn (12) shoots t1l t1 round on t1 cold Fcbrtmry dtiy tll lhc Lincoln Tmp mul Skeet. '111is will bP Coshnums' second yctir n the Lincoln I ligh Tmp team.
1his year saw a number of firsts, a11..1 the. co11tit1u~tio11 of tra,:@011s. Thi0 was the first year that LH5? has offered AP Studio Art in which stu.,"ients st,":wted this ye~,· with .,1 foCU£, either on Drawtt,g, 2D g~;Jn;, ~ :.~' 3D Design. The LHS Wit1ter & Spring Art shows coi1ti11ue(..-i their tradition of over 2 5 yeru be 'e t Youth Art Month (March) had 3 0 stu..-ient-s display t,heir wot t <.1t Be1111ett Ma11:-in Uvrary dcwn'towli
But the big news this year was when eight stu..-ie11t0 111edale...1 in the Ne.braeka State V~ Al-'t Competition this year. (See photo at daht) Li11col11 High Wil111er0 i11clu -ie (Back Row from Left , C~theri Dvorak, Jacob Anderson, and Mike Maly. (Fro11t Row frotn Left) Etl1. 111 Nichok;, UnJsey Ti t':JO, Ditfit Huoov aid Mere111 Kassim. (Not pictured Da11iel Leija). Jac ,b A11..ierso11 received 2 GoL~ Me.dais. Oitlka Huoovt , Ethan Nichols, Merem Kassim receive1.--i Silvere-, atd Cathed11e Dvorak, D...:=111iel Leija, Mike Maly, and U11d6ay Trejo 1·ece1ved Bronzes.
11,e Art Department worked hard this year trying to get every stu.Jent to d1e,cover their 'inner artist," accori..1ing to Department Chair Shawn Stokes. "We do 11ot give ourselvee enough cre..;1tNe play time in our lives. Our society could t"e greatly influencei-i if we 011ly jevelop 'te-et t~ e,' anJ not creative 'innovators,"' Stokes.
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s u en s a tnco n 1gh come ere r om ma ny dt/f erent countries, with experiences and sf(ills that most other :7fe) st udents can't e1Jen imagine. 'I'here are currently 14 eaCL: students at :7fe) sp eaf(ing 19 languages and representing 25 countries including r aq, e) yria, :J'ran, ~f ghanistan, egypt, 'l<.!!ssia, 13alarus, China, Vietnam, a mbodi a, c:..5)(yanmar, (lermany, c:..5)(exico, (luatemala, Colombia, Cuba, el e)al1J ador, 'Uf(raine, ~lbania, 13osnia and from places all o1Jer ~f rica ! if(e u dan, 13urundi, e)enegal, e)omalia, and Z_fmbia. 'I'hey- come in hopes of a bet ter ltf e and a new beginning, and they hope to be welcomed and appreciated. :7n a ddition to learning a new language (for many, english will be their 4t b or e1Jen 5 th language), they also ha1Je to na1Jigate the confusing World of a new cu l ture as well. dd being a teenager to the equation, and you can expect a nu mber of challenges ahead for students and teachers. 'I'eachers in the eaCL:
r ogram help students mal(e the transition as smooth as possible. L:incoln :7figh ba s a lon g tradition of embracing eaCL: students, and we hope to continue to d ding to our di1Jersit for ears to come.
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Above: Kayla Meskimen (12) spots Ronesha Hoagland (12) while she squats during their 2nd period Weight Training class.
Left: Health Teacher Joe Shandrea helps Nyabalach Makuey (10) with an assignment during his 3rd period Health class.
Above: Students workout in the,aero- --=~~ 111G1 bic room during P.E. Teacher Lawrence Christensen's 3rd period Team 0 Sports class. ---."~~
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He added that the kid have "shown ermin eve ings didn't quite go our way. That means more to me than any award or trophy
Schell (10) at a concert here at Lincoln High Scbool ffiis Fall.
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itch Eisentrager ( 10) pracice during 4th period Prep azz Band
L Rotschafer ( 11) practice during 7th period Concert Band
RiJdit;~. Gmett plays the piano I) the 111 students can match the pitd1 • Im 7th • 9/10
:M:iddle R.iJdlt: Che sea Heavbn (12) amt Tiffany :M:Mke (12) give the class their thoughts almt the routine.
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Left: Students whale to get a SJ)(rlal jlll't in der Dig during 7th perkxl 9/10 <DJl'I&
Above: nua mahueu (10) worhs on a waeer Lab durlno eenen arade aeosclence In room s264 seuaenes in aeosdencenoeonLuseuaurochsbueaLsoseuau oener eoolcs Llhe waeer and now 1e aPPeces ene earen _
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Bottom Left: t,an nouuen (11) and brian barnes (11) Porm eseers in science eeacner sean ouenam s oerlod ewo aduanced cnemiseru class an eseer is a comoound oroduced Du a reaceion beeween an acid and an aLconoL wien ene ellminaeion oP waeer molecule
The s~Utdng of the atom, the creation of penici1lin, the discovery of relativity, all began witb. the basics of science, which Lincoln High students learn everyday tlumlcs to tb.e LHS science department. "There are a lot of subjects that I can teach." said Physical Science and Chemistry teacher Kelly James. Students can take classes ranging from physical science, to Geoscience, to physics, and advanced chemistry.
"I lilce teaching science because I am able to enlighten young minds." stated LHS Science teacher Richard Jackson. Students learn new things everyday and are able to obtain hands on knowledge. Karina Ruiz-Vargas {12} stated "I can work hands on." when asked what she Ulced about science. Science combines discovery witb. matb., logic, and experiments to unlock tb.e secrets of the world around us.
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vember 21, 2007 in room 302.
Above Top: Health Teacher Joe Shandrea gives blood during the Student Council/Red Cross blood drive
Above Middle:Children decorated the e cookie during trick or treat for disabilitie .
Above Bottom: Students and staff enjoy the Thanksgiving Dinner provided by Student Council on No-
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"I liked the idea of a small school." said "Zoo School" Senior Erm interested in." said Arts and Humanities Senior David Frenzel. "The Science Foctt I was looking for." said "Zoo School" Sophomore Dakota Sicking. ''I wanted to wor Stillwelldler. These are just some of the reasons why LPS students choose to go a
The idea for the focus programs originated in 1995, when ome teaC,ho.n'-:-~lil: program and part time at their home high schools. The central conce alternative to regular high school. The teachers' vision consis enough to express their individual talents, ideas, and take co teachers." I love the opportunity to work with kids in techno why she choose to work at a focus program.
The first focus program was the Science Focus the Arts and Humanities Focus Program opened across from the next focus program to be created followed by the Entreprell
At all of the Focus Programs, except ITFP, the students their focus program. Zoo school requires a year long science project I of the year. The Arts and Humanities has various art projects that the The Entrepreneurship Focus Program has students have to present a po they have worked on during their entr~preneurship classes.
Left: ITFP students work on their graphic design projects during the morning at ITFP. Teacher Di Ann Fowler helps ITFP junior Matt Thornton with his project.
Right: Adrienne Le mer ( 12)holds a heart monitor, while Burgandy Coy ( 11) monitors her heart rate for a project in their Science Focus Program Anatomy/ Physiology class.
''Education is too important to be left solely to educators.
~ Francis Keppel
Top Left: Chhean So (12) of Lincoln High works on his graphic design project during the morning sessions at the Information Technology Focus Program. Top Right: Grey son Biegert ( 10) draws a picture of an artistic betrayal of a bird at Arts and Humanities Focus Program during lunch. Ml ddle Left: Students work in advanced English class at Entrepreneurship Focus Program. Bottom Left:National Geographic Photographer Joel Sartore speaks to Zoo School about conservation and his photography projects. Bottom Right: Lincoln High junior Chelsea Hayes opens her note book to take notes during her history class at Entrepreneurship Focus Program.
This year's Cross Country season went very well, according to Coach Jon Dawson. "Nearly all of our athletes either set or lowered their personal record times for this year," he said. Seeing all of the athletes make tremen d ous progress was a high point for Dawson and the team, including Paul Pape's 14th place medal at state, and Ama n da Costello's 21st place finish. Both Pape and Costello earned All Ci1y Ho n o r s ----------~
One of the biggest challenges this year was "getting more athletes to come out for our sport," Dawson said. The good news, though, is that the team will have many returning runners next year, including: Karis Parker, Am an da Costello, Emily Grafton, Storm Mellick for the girls team, and Paul Pape, Ryan Hammack, Cooper SotoThuong La, Connor Goodwin , Charlie Neibel , Alex Neukirch for th e boys.
Below: Karis Parher (12) stays on the heels of a Southwest runner. Right: Benito Sanchez ( 11) heeps ahead ~f the ach at the Bryan Invite.
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Ashley Pew (11), who also lays on the Varsity team, serves the ball during a game. Ashley also plays basketball and is in band.
(left) Senior Josh Riser moves his way around his defender and drives to the hoop during State.
(above) Junior RJ Richardson jumps through the wall of defenders for a lay -up du •ng State.
incoln High Var ity d pumped during the rep. They go to every itive attitude to the
Rival:
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By Alex Zakharchenia
The process of producing a yearbook is fun, interesting, educational, and stressful at times. It is up to students to design everything. Walsworth A.Jblishing Company does the printing. The most important thing is to meet deadlines that Walsworth sets. At first students decide on pages, and pages get assigned. Then follows the designing and hard work of yearbook staff, witch consists of LHS students.
The designing doesn't just take a day or two. It could take up to a month to be completely done with the spread. The information and pictures weren't there for students to use. They have to go out and take pictures, do interviews, and use their computer skills to complete the task they were assigned. All this process gives them good skills in photography, journalism, and designing. On top of this there is always a deadline after deadline waiting. It is a stressful process. Junior Brittany Rice said, "If you sign up for yearbook don't expect it to be easy, expect stress every day."
At the end of the year things don't look as bad as they seem. Every person on yearbook staff is proud that they had part in schools yearbook. Senior Ronesha Hoagland said, 'The yearbook comes out as students want." This is one of the important things Students design pages, and not the teachers or other people. The yearbook is in students hands to design , and everyone does their best to get a good yearbook published
Two of the five freedoms that are granted for American people are freedoms of press and speech. They are exercised by Lincoln High in the form of a newspaper called Advocate. Students are the writers of it and have no limitation to write about what is important to them. The ideas come at brainstorming sessions They are held to create ideas and discuss latest news There were some interesting stories to discuss this year, like Chuck Hagefs visit and State Championship teams Advocate has been running for many years , and this 2007 - 2008 school year has seen a slight change. A new adviser appeared on stage, who is Chris Maly. He really enjoyed advising a student- created publication. It has been a very good year for Advocate. Genni Bachinski who worked three years on Advocate and is graduating this year said " Its been a great three years and rm really going to miss Advocate when I graduate " Other students had also many positive remarks about this year A second year Advocate staff member Emily Rejda said, " I have really enjoyed working on staff and we had a really fun and great year. "
Work on Advocate requires skills and dedication. The newspaper has a circulation of 2 ,000 papers. It is a significant product of our school because it promotes reading and thought. Advocate advisor Chris Maly said, "I find the newspaper to be an important tool for students; it allows thoughts to be worked out and prodded, rather than simply being 'instant'. There in a big difference between these processes." Natalia Ledford has worked on Advocate three years as editor in chief. Her work on Advocate inspired her to be a journalist, and this year she was chosen to represent Nebraska at national conference for aspiring journalists in Washington DC Hard work a/\Nays pays off, thanks to he newspaper staffs hard work Advocate is published
Page Hutchinson ( 12) is writing a story for Ad-
Left: Advocate Staff (Left to Right) Bi Barney, Katy Hoover, Emily Stanfield, Paige Hutchinson , Jared Vivier, Zach James, Alex Durrant, Michael Fairchild, Emily Aejda , Leighanne Kroeller, Nate Yound, Josh Bradley, Francisco Gonzalez
We asked teachers and staff members to bring in pictu1,,es of themselves as childr·en. It's pretty hard to imagine adults as little kids, but here's the p1,,oof that they were once adorable babies and toddle1"S, too.
We also asked them to sha,,,e a childhood memory either related to the photo 01" just something they l"ecalled from when they were growing up. They have taught us a lot and made "us" feel proud of our·selves to have to come this f al" and to believe in us to go as f a1" as we can in life.
For some students it is a big step to have to succeed in school and to just be i11 school.
So thanks to all the teacher·s and staff who have wo1"ked so har·d for us. You a1"e the faces that can never be forgotten.
And also thanks to all of the teache, ..s who tl"ied and who a1"e stilt trying so ha,,,d f 01" us and who keep on pushing us.
We appreciate it, even if we don't always show it or say it.
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LPS was planning on closing both Dawes and Hawthorne. Due to some renovations at Goodrich Middle School the students from Goodrich will be transferred to Dawes, which means that Dawes will stay open for about four more years. Hawthorne elementary will be closing at the end of the year.
Right: LPS Science Focus Program Teacher Sara LeRoy Toren, Lincoln High Students Hannah Pinneo (12), Lauren Pudenz (12), and Lincoln Children's Zoo Director John Chapa display the check they rece1 ved from the State Farm Grant for Science Day. Science Day is an idea that Pinneo and Pudenz came up with and made a reality. The Science Focus Program students and Lincoln Children's Zoo staff will teach elementary students about various types of scie e through fun exp me, s and games.
Nebraska was the only state that required the use of the electric chair when conducting the death penalty. On Friday, February 8, 2008 Nebraska's Supreme Court declared that electrocution is torture and violates constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
Top: A 1988 photograph of the Nebraska electric chair.
Above: Lord Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London Roger Bramble spoke to the Lincoln High School Band on September 25, 2007. He wanted to officially thank the LHS band fo accepting their invitation to play in the 2008 New Year's Parade in London England. The LHS band was one of twelve American bands who will travel to London in December to play for the world in the New Year's Parade.
This school year saw a total of 14 new staff members here at Lincoln High.- Along with the veterans, they had to face a number of challenges in and out of the classroom throughout the year.
Construction projects made things difficult for staff and students this year, l>ut the forged ahead despite the obstacles. From construction detours and noise, colsed hallways, having to move out of riooms ori travel from room to room, teachers and staff have met the challenges with their usual stoicism.
And even though we hardly had a single week without some kind of inter.ruption - assembly , testing, fire alarm, student walkiOut, or adjusted schedule - we all managed to make it through.
Adkins, Barbara Alfrey, Louise Anderson, Ardella Avery, Susan Bartek,Joann
Beck, Alicia Belford, Kimberly Benner, Marcia Berg, Heather Beste, Judy
Betts, Katherine Bonkiewicz, Karen Bozek,Jane Brady, John Buhrman, Amber
Burk, Malinda Burns, Patrick Carlson, Jessie Caruso, J.P. Champoux, Daniel
Christensen, Lawrence Conradt, Richard Demer, Carrie Doerr , Julia Domeier, Trudi
Dowd, Robin Droud, Rodney Eaton, Gwen Ehlers, Grandma Karen Ehly, Daniel
Fentress, Stacey Ferris, Steve Foley, Brian Frerichs-Dalrymple, Kellie Gannon, Pamela
Gapp, Laura Ghormley, Jana Graham-Rowe, Lynda Grant-Colson, Nancy Green, Jarrell
Gruett, Jon Haas, Stanley Hamby, Leann Handley, Genee' Hardin, Janice
Heibel, Micah Heiden, Rebecca Heineman, John Higgins, Joseph Hillhouse, Alice
Hinkley, Gary Hitz, Rus Hunt, Nancy Ingram, Cynthia Jackson, Richard
James, Jack James, Kelly Johnson-Flowerd, Linda Jons, Belinda Kaiser, Tamara
Principal Dr. Mike Wortman speaks during the got milk meeting. Lincoln high recieved a chech for being one of the top 2 S most healthiest schools in the nation.
Enfllsh teacher Alyx Kn19ht teaches one of her Inglish classes. Knlfht Is one of the many teachers wflo participated In spirit week 1,y dressInt wacky, on wacky day.
Maly, Christopher Marr League, Schawn Mazurek, Maria McClung, Paula McGinn, Deborah
Meyer, Shaunna Monger, Marsha Myers, Mary Ann Myers, William Newcomer, Marjean
Okereke, Elizabeth Olsen, Don Ossenkop, Paula Patterson, Janice Perry, James
Pierce, Jeff Pierce, Susan Plettner-Nelson, Glenda Putnam, Sean Quiring, Stephen
Reed, Ashlie Reinmiller, Michael Rickover, Anne Rine, Shirley Robinson, Pamela
Rush, Terry Rynearson, James Sand, Nancy Sandberg, Todd Schaffer, Marilyn
English teacher Julia Doerr sits and relaxes as she gets her face painted at fall Festivus.
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Baer, Kady Baker, Jim Beck, Nancy Betts, Alice Blackmon, Romius
Borcher, Susan ·Brestel, Ann Brison, Anthony Calhoon, Gary Carlson, Marlyce Christine , Bernt Cihal, Rogene Claus, LaDona Collier, Lameakia
Coombs, Nate Dahlgren, Bob Davis-Yoakum, Joanna Dawson, Sue Denkovich , Sally Dormer, Jennifer Dutton, Sue Dvorak, Emily Edgar. Amy Epp, Barb Focht, Tom Foley, Brian Ford, Lisa Frerichs, Cassie Fultz, Mike
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Johnston, Susan Jones, Kent Key, Icy Lahm. Renee Lindholm, Pam Linke, Pam Luedtke, Sharill Maly, Brook McAndrew, Kirk McCarty (Legg), Kim McClain, Eden McKinney, Deb McLaughlin, Becky Medina, Dave Moniz, Lori
Schell , Zoe Schlake , Charlot Scranton , Barbara Shandera , Joseph Simpson , Fred Stines , Katie Stokes , Shawn Strand , Judy Suing , Ronald Thomas , Molly
Toalson, Brent Uhing, Duane V asa , Stephen Wanamaker, Marissa Ward, Steven
Weckman, Barbara West , Sharon White, Robert Willemsen, Nancy Wlaschin, Tiffany
Morter. Michelle Noble, Dan Oakeson, Marti Ogden, Tiffany Oria, Angelita
W o lfe, Nancy Wortman, Michael Wright, Jeanine Zetterman, William Zuspan, Bill
Sherman, Celia Shonka, Amanda Smith. Lee
Parker, Larry Petersen, Kyle Procacina, Allegra Renteria, Gabino Robb. Peg Starr, Darla Thiessen, Connie Toalson, Brent VanDervoort, Madelene Wiedman-Tidball, Laura Wi8gins, Pat Wright, Larry Roth, Zoann Sauer, Lisa Scurlock. Rolanda Sebek, Dawn Shackelford, Suzanne
sYou have made it through your freshman year, and now you are ready for the middle of your high school years. You've been through the drama, hard times, and through having to pass geometry. You know your way around school and know many teachers. This year is a year to remember your memories of being a sophomore. You 're not the newest kids in the building, but not quite top dogs, either. You've got a bit more freedom, and not yet too much responsibility. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Many of you have turned sixteen this year and now are driving to school and not having your older brother or sister or mom drive you to school because you can drive yourself. Others are passing the classes you thought would be impossible to pass. And of course many of you also have jobs you have to go to so you can get money for the mall or the movies.
Now it's also time to think about the future, what you want to be and how you will get there. This is the time to think about colleges and scholarships. You may think it's too early to worry about it, but the more you do now to prepare, the easier it will be when you get to be a junior or senior.
Aguilera De La Torre, Omar Ahmose, Christian AI-Badry, Zeinab • AI-Rebaie, Ali AI-Waely, Khuloud
Alder, Jamie Ali, Mohammed Allen, Chelsea Allen, Christopher Alley, Jasmine
Afvarez, Joselyn Amerson, Malik Arens, Kaylee Arnold, Rachael Auman, Danny
Avelar, Janette
Baker , Brandon
Ballard, Ailondra Bass, Nathan
Bayer , Kayla
Beard , Quentin
Beck , Sadie
Bellew , Britney
Benesch , Reece
Beranek , Rachel
Beznoska , Joshua
Siegert , Greyson
Blankenship , Jareth
Blazek , Aaron
Blazek , Shawn
Bontrager , Sam Brammeier , Clayton
Brecks , Amber
Brown , Jasmine
Brown , Nicolas
Burns , Angela
Burns , Laron
Suzi , Louisie
Bybee, Dakota
Camacena Morales , Idalia
Canby, Kiauna
Carlson , Robert
Carpenter , Kurt
Cassada , Caroline
Castaneda, Uriel
Castellanos , Isabel Castillo-Barraza, Janeigh Cerny, Jacob Chapo, Ian Chase, Taneesha
Chilen, Kassandra Christensen, Shayne Chu, Chris Chu, Thien Chubbuck, Shelby
Tadyshev, Dmitriy Taylor, Steven Tesch, Ellen Test, Sariah Thomas, Brandy
Thompson, Patrick Thorson, Jamie
Tishkov, Ed Tishkov, Peter Tobin, Shanden
Tolliver, Tisha
Tontegode, Cheyenne Torquati, Francesca Tran, Bao Tran, Hieu
Treffer, Adam Trout, Kierra Troxel, Nick Truong, Ngoc U rzedowski, T ati
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(Above) Claudia Bustamante (Right) Brittany Cook (10) (10) has just bought tickets works on notes in her 3rd to the Homecoming period math class.
Waller, Ashley
Watson, Miriah
Watson, Vancordeyah
Wellman , Stephanie
Wheeler, Ben
White, Devante
White , Shaneiqua
Wilford , Michael
Williss, Katy
Wilson, Andrew
Woullard, Taylor
Wurm, Trevin
Yaskevich, Sergey
Yound, Nate
(Left) From left Shakelia Holmes, Desiree Jordan , and Asia Green hang out together at Homecoming
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Aguilar , Caitlin
Alsaadi , Nora
Alvarez , Mariah
Anson , Justin
Atai, Mehri
Avila , Journey
Baker , Keith
Bartek , Dustin
Bowman , Christopher
Breyer , Joshwa
Brichka , Anzhela
Bustamante , Claudia Butler , Stephany
Castellanos , Isabel
Coleman, Samantha
Dak, Cece
Delarosa , Devon
Demers , Ryan
Dinh ,·Jackson
Divers , Paris
Doan , Do
Doan , Tu
Donnell, Lakrecia
Dorin g, James
Dorn, G regory
Engnell , Trekuic
Fomin , Michail
Fynbu , Molly
Gamez Zavala , Leobardo
Garang , Atem
Geng , Geng
Gheran , Mustafa
Godinez , Nicholas Gonzalez
Zepeda , Eloisa
Granger , Dominique
Green , Asia
Greer , Dwayne
Hadgi , Omar
Hardesty , Danielle
Harpham , Erika
Hatcliff , Ricky
Hendrick , Kalynn
Hernandez , Bryce
Hernandez , Luis
Hiles , Desirae
Huynh , Virginia
Jamoliddini , Olimjon
Johnson , Raphael
Juber , Matthew
Kambal , Gabal
Kiczek , Micheal
Klein , Tara
Lacefield , Ricky
Lantz , Eric
Lewy , Aimee '
Lin , Qinling
Majid, Dana
Maldonado , Marlene
Malloy , Samantha
Mccaffrey , Lindsey
Mccoy , Breann
Mcdonald , Trei
Mcnally , Corey
Medina , Destiny
Miller, Terrence
Moo , K'paw
Morales , Cr istina
Morgan , Alexis
Myles , K'tangela
Nguyen , Binh
Nguyen , Trieu
Nguyen , Xuan Trang
Orozco Aguirre , Dulce
Ram irez Salmeron , Marisol
Reeves , Madeline
Rob i nson , Dustin
Romero , Will iam
Ruiz , Juan
Scarpino , Kristeena
Shea r, Heather
Shokai , Martin
Snydstrup , Grant
Sun , Mike
Tackett , Jeremy
Timmerman , James
Vidusic , Almira
Weirauch , Stephanii
White , Logan
Wilkinson , Detavion
Wolfe , Cassidy
Yoakum , Zach
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mogf to the fop. Almogf made if. One more year to go. Now a!: ajunior many the!:e thingg have l!hanged for you: you l!an go out to lunl!h. many people get their firnf job!:. you get to park l!lo!:e to the !:l!hool. and you've maybe worked up the nerve to a!:k gomeone to Prom.
Of l!ourne you walk down the hall!: with your head up high a!: the underl!la!:!: gfudenfg look up to you. /f'g the begf yea bel!auge you're not the new kid!:. but you don't have all of the gfregg of being a !:enior yet. ~ryoy if while if Jagfgf More l!hangeg await you next year.
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Abebe, Marquez Achen, Breanna Adabie, Nana Adams, Eric AI-Badry, Shams
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Amerson, Toria Amerson, Tressa Anderson, Ashley Anderson, Jacob Arurang, Lance
Top; Jade Avila (11) , Salem (11) , and Kelli (11) work together to complete their assignment during 2nd period.
Below: Jemary Ely ,Kyla Bruner , and Alicia Hayes -Brown,work in the library on math work third period.
Atkinson, Lacey Auman, Cody Avila, Jade Babagul, Sohrab Bailey, Taylor
Barnes, Brian Baumfalk, Samantha Beardsley, Abbey Beckenhauer, Brianna Bedford, Keith
Williams, Carly Williamsen, Seth Wilson, Blake Wolfe, Madison Wright, Alley
Wroblewski, Hannah Wycoff, Elizabeth Yaskevich, Tatyana Yoon, Stella Yost, Mitch
Youngs, Kellie Zakaria, Emmanuel Zakharchenia, Alex Zollicoffer, Demitria
Reeve, Sara Tackett, Joshua Renteria, Demetrio Torquali, Gabriel Reyes, Mia Tran, Kien Reyes Medina, Uriel Tucker, Elliott Roman-Perez, Francisco Uribe, Shelby Rosenburg, Quinten Van Lear, Rachelle Russell, Michelle Vrazalica, llhana Scott, Steven Whitton, Ker; Shade, Felicia William, Daniel Shelor, Steven William , Nata<,ha Shook, Jared Zerfass, Ta ha Stagemeycr, Ashley Stutzman, Cody
w.Congra n all your a •hments.
From day one you have brought sunshine to our lives. We have had some gxxi times and bad, but through it all we have manage to get by. &xm you will be taking the next step in life and like always you will do well We are proud of whom you have become and the accomplishment you have achievoo. We have enpyed having you in our lives and look forward to the new adventures your future will bring. Congratulations We Ioveyou, Old, Bev, Cillrett, and Ariana
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Cody, May you have new horizons to explore and new experiences to enpy each new day of your life. Congratulations on your Graduation!
Love, Uncle Mike and Aunt Llnda "You1re gJing to be droding as the days, as the years unfold what you will do in life - What you life1s work will be. Set out to do it well 11-Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Ronesha Hoogland
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Heidi Paneitz
Amy, r;u have r:wn up to ome a utiful young woman
Remember to step outside than box and you can do anything you want We are very hroud of you. ilixi uck in the future with whatever you decide todo.
Love, Dad, Mom, Zach and Sara
Alex,
We are so very proud of you. We're so anxious to see how god will use thefts he'si·ven you in e next apter of your life. Asboe always and forever. All our love to you, Mom,Dad,Ernily,Eric &Bethany
Luke, Congratulations!You are atalented young man and god will use you greatly. We love you, Mom, Dad and 8lyn
Kristine Foreman,
Look at how much you have grown. WE are so proud of the person you have become. You can do anything in life that you set you mind to. Remember we will always be there for you, through the cpxi times and the lxld Ci) out and get all that :... you can in this world
Kristine Foreman We love you. Mom and Dad
Jessie,
Looking at the precious little girl to the beautiful, carinfuyoung lady you've come makes my heart go &)om shaka laka __ .I am so proud to be your mom
Love you bunches, Mom
Tarah,
From my little princess to a beautiful young ladd, you are my pride an py. Iam so proud of you. Your determination,strength,and attitude will take you to the top. Ibelieve in you, always believe in yourself.
Love you with all my heart, Mom
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Matt-Lee
We are very thankful and proud to call you our son You have grown into awonderful young man and we know you11 use your talents in agreat way. Neve~ loose
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Confuatulations Andrea! It seems like yesterday that you were just We ave watchooJou starting school Now you btx:ome a beautif young are already graduating woman with acreative high school We are very mind We love seeing the proud of you Con- world through your eyes, gratulations on all your with our artistic ability accomplishments. Crod wh~er it be dancing, Luck in the future. singing, photography or Love, drawing. You amaze us Your Family
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Tiffany,
To our little dancer! You have grown into a beautiful young woman.
We are so proud of everything you have accomplished. You have been ble&5ed with many talents and we know that _ your future will be bright! Follow your dreams, shoot for the stars, and keep on dancing!!ll!
We love you!
Mom and llid Tiffany Maske Angie and Jessica
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You were such a sweet little girl with a pretty smile. Now you have grown up to be abeautiful young woman with a gorgeous smile, acaring heart and a personal commitment to succeed. I am so proud of you Love Mom
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You are such apy and ing and a total pleasure watchin~ you grow into the blessing to us. We are beautif person you are so proud of you and tooay. Always remember all hou have accomthat you can be, do, have plis ed. Congratulaeverything and anything tions! You have a your heart desires! Bromse bright future ahead of you the world is a better
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