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On September 13, 2008, 110 Native American Indian students from all of the high chools, and some middle schools, in LPS gathered at Lincoln North Star for the 4th annual Native American Student Leadership Conference.
This year students got a chance to hear from their elders, watch and learn to do a variety of traditional dance , work on arts and crafts, and even play a stick ball game out ide.
The keynote speaker was actor Eddie Spears, who has had role in such films as Geronimo, the TNT eries Into the West, and the HBO series Bury
My Heart at Wounded Knee. One of Spears' topics of discu sion was • ing the gap between native and
non-native culture
Local Native dance instructor Brandon Stabler also performed with some of his tudent on stage to showcase a variety of traditional dance and regalia. Stabler taught a workshop to introduce the students to some of the steps and the meanings of the dances.
Students also got some exercise by playing Stick Ball outside with Mickle science teacher Rousseau. Phyllis Stone discussed the history of ti pis and helped students make their own.
The day session ended with lunch and some final thoughts from Eddie Spears. The evening ession included an Indian Taco feed.- ,.u'tll"'~~
ti ve American Indian dances on stage at ,eadership Conference.
Below: Students do some leadership exderises on stage during one of the worksh ps.
Below Center: Myron Long oldier g·ves a bles sing during the openin ceremon • s of the onference.
On Wednesday, November 19, Lincoln High opened its doors and hearts to one of its own. Ted Sorensen, an LHS alumnus from the class of 1945, returned to these hallowed halls to share some words of advice and encouragement with the 2,000+ students and staff of his alma mater.
While Sorensen visited LHS, he also spent time talking with current students who received a history lesson, while witnessing history in the making.
Sorensen, who is most famous as a speech writer and adviser to President John F. Kennedy, always attributed his love for debate and speech writing to his high school debate teacher, Florence Jenkins who instilled in him a love of the spoken word.
From the halls of Lincoln High, Sorensen ventured to UNL to earn his degree in law. As a college student, he was actively involved in local issues of civil rights. He assisted with integrating Lincoln establishments and he began dedicating his life towards civil and human rights issues. After graduating, Sorensen boarded a train bound for Washington D.C.
Having no place of employment arranged, he set out to make a career for himself. In this process, he came upon a young senator name John Kennedy and he found a place for himself in the world of politics.
Having served the country and world for the past 30 years, Lincoln Public Schools approved Lincoln High' s renaming of its theatre in honor of Sorensen's global contributions.
The Ted Sorensen Theatre will provide a place for future Links to launch their own journeys into history.
It was obvious to anyone who walked into our building (or to anyone driving by) that there wa omething big was happening at Lincoln High this year. Ask any stud about this school year, and they'll tell you that the construead an impact on them. Entire hallways have been blocked , rest ro m ed, and the normal route from one class to the other often got doubled as students had to find alternative routes.
Then there was the dust, and the smoke, and the noise. And let's not forget the numerous construction-related fire drills that sent us out into the cold for what seemed like hours at a time. But when it's all over and we're enjoying the new look of the school, it will all seem worth it.
The renovation to the school found its way into just about every comer of the building it seemed. In addition to a face lift for every classroom, hallway, and rest room, there were some even more ambitious projects. The Media Center, the Cafeteria, and the Auditorium were almost completely gutted and rebuilt. The Media Center lost its balconie , but it gained some classroom space and computer labs. It will have its main entrance directly across from the cafeteria which, when unveiled, will be a huge shock - and probably unrecognizable - to everyone. The cafeteria will be three times bigger than before, with more seating, and • e will be more advanced to get people through faster so students oth big diffi ren will be the light. Skylights and e warm and inviting place.
Wben th e changes were them. The hou ht of a mo
(Left): Lincoln High parents and volunteers worked to remove the seats from the main floor and balcony of the auditorium. The seats • i were then sold as a fundraiser for the Theatre Department.
(Below Left): The view from the stage after the removal of the seats.
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ore than 1.2 million p ople are diagno d with cane reach y ar. Cancer is boming increasingly apparent rn our socletv. Most everyone can say that they have had som xperience with cancer, weather It be they themselves who had cancer, or a loved one. It wa s redicted over 182,000 women would be diagnosed with breast cancer In 2008. This cancer s estimated to kill about 40,000 women. As gloomy as the statistics seem to be, many people ave fought cancer and won the battle. At Lincoln High three teachers fought breast cance r nd survived. Nancy Grant-Colson, Lynda Graham-Rowe and Julia Doerr came together to ecall their cancer battles.
Grant Colson was the first to x erlence cancer, d a nos d In February of 2006. ft r eing diagnosed with breast cancer bot Doerr and Graham- owe looked to Grant-Colson fo r dvice ancl support. Graham-Rowe noted "It was very encouraging to know someone h re in he building had gone though It (battling cancer) before,_" she exprained further saying, "wh n told my students about my diagnosis many of tt1em saia 1Mrs. Grant-Colson went through It it Ill be ok.' 0 Both Graham-Rowe and Grant-Colson battled cancer during the school year while oerr battl d it during the summer. Graham-Rowe and Grant-Colson shared many of the same eellngs about being a cancer patient and a teacher. "Som days I just came to school so ired from treatmenfl just sat behind my desk and asked the studE nts to work." Graham-Ro ecalled. The thr omen had very Int resting storie to share about th ir battle 1th brea t ncer, but amongst th stories they made very clear the importance of women going in for outine mammograms and having health Insurance. Grant-Colson said, 11 lf one tiling ls o n ut of the Interview I hope that It is the Importance of mammograms. MAMMOGRAMSrOGRAMS! MAMMOGRAMS!" Doerr noted, "When breast cancer Is caught early It makes suc;h difference. Women need to be proactive, I found my cancer through a self examination." oerr found the cancer before it was even detectable on a mammogram. After finding th lum he went In for a mammogram. The mammogram did not detect cancer but she Insisted on ooklng further. Sure enough the cancer was detected In an ultra sound. Doerr found It early nougfl to side ste_g radlatron. She emphasized how important It Is to react to a possible sign f cancer saying, If you feel a lump insist on getting checked." Grant-Colson also found h r ancer though s If-examination. Graham-Rowe's cancer was found In a routine mammogram, check tharshe almost skipped due to the cost. Grant-Colson noted the Importance of having ealth care saying "There ~re people that die because they do not have health care and canof afford treatm nts. I was so thanldul to hav Insurance when I w nt to th pharmacy to g t ypill s ." Although all three women are cancer survivors th y are not cur d of can~ r. A v ry_ ommon misconception about cancer Is that once patients finish treatment they ar cured. Th s false. There Is no cure for cancer. All three women shared experiences of people coming to hem saying "Well you are cured now right?" Though all three women are cancer free, th y ar ot cured. Though there Is no cure for cancer at thfs point many advances ar being mad in his effort. The survival rates are constantly improving with new medical research and technoly. All three women are roof than one can battle cancer and win. All are positiv about th ir u re, and ha found tru h In th stat m nt "Don't sweat th small stuff "
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"The business department at Lincoln High is Involved with diverse educational offerings that offer something for every student," Economics teacher John Brady aid. There is a wide range of business classes at Lincoln High that will prepare you for nything you would want to do when your years at high school are over, Brady added. One of those classes, Applied Economics, teaches manufacturing and selling kills. Students run their own company that teaches first hand about business practices, and they actually have a chance to make real money if their business succeeds. Students create T-shirt designs and predict how many they can sell. Top sellers even arned money from the sales. During first semester there were three students who ach earned $80: Junior Alli Kafka sold the most, followed by junior Josh Breyer, and unior Christopher Allen.
DECA students also created products to sell, and they passed on their profits o worthy causes. "We have taken on a huge civic project," senior Amy Ngo said. "We are going to change the world. It's what DECA does," Ngo added. This year DECA old "pink" cookies to raise money for the Breast Cancer Foundation, and they put n a BBQ to raise money for the troops in Iraq. Things like MP3 players to reading aterials which were then later sent to the troops in Iraq. But that's not all. Also this ear DECA went to Central Region Leadership conference which was held in Kansas City where students from the Midwest states came together to become better leaders nd socialize. Along with going to Worlds Of Fun as a social event at the beginning of his year DECA held a Halloween party that they put together with East DECA.
These and other business classes at LHS significantly help students get ready or the life after high school to be successful in careers and to give back to the community.
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1• period Level 3 class take a class picture on p the stairs during first semester. They had just finished presenting their cultural projects d uring first semester. Third quarter of this school year, 2008-09, Ms. Anastasia McNulty and Ms. Linda Lopez put together our level 3 students to study a unit on murals. Introd uced in the Hampton-Brown text as "Talking
., W alls," the students read about cultural mu-
1 ra ls by Diego Rivera, as well as the Vietnam
• Veterans Memorial and Pablo Neruda's Gate in Isla Negra, Chile We then collected a cl ass set of a small biography on Diego Rivel ra and wrote a study guide for the students.
, From the studies, the students learned that : m urals depict messages of culture, politics, : hi story, etc. We brought in pictures of local murals from around Lincoln and shared them with the class. There had been a write-up in the Lincoln newspaper, with photos, of a local mural, so we shared that with the class, as well. We then assigned the students to design and create a mural that would depi ct their personal cultures. Some students w orked together and created shared murals, w hich added to the beauty and diversity of th e murals. Each student wrote a paragraph describing their mural and explaining what some of the pictures symbolized. We then vi deotaped the students presenting their murals to the class, explaining what they had drawn and what everything represented in their cultures. For the KZUM Project, we m ade audiotapes of the students reading th e paragraphs they had written about their m urals. -Story by Ms. Linda Lopez
r was full of events that took coln High and without the Yearbook wouldn't be a record of all the great es.
Senior Brittany Rife said, "People think that Yearbook is such an easy class but it takes a lot of dedication and hard work to make a page look good." The hard work was worth the effort, though.
If you like photography, stories, keeping on top of all you work, and have creativity for designing layouts yearbook may be the class for you.
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Scribe 2008-2009, is the literary magazine for Lincoln High School, a -dition since 1930 ! Early in the /&r, scribe had to do some fund raist1' ing, so they did bake sales, wrote letters to businesses, then eventually sold there Scribe Books to students and staff. Due to increasing printing costs, the books were sold at slightly a higher price which was 8 -10 dollars. Scribe editors meet every Friday in Room 223, August-May to read, critique, and vote on student writing. Students submit all kinds f •
. writing like there life stories, fic.,Qj...kllllli ries, biography stories, poems an pictures they took of objects or drew. This makes it very competitive when the editors try to decide which is the best put into the Scribe book. There is a lot great things that students have ereDeborah McGinn removes all the of submissions, so the writing is J d anonymo ~•r•~.J.J r oi! n.,....t:'.1'17.J! Cribe also did a marat :: iu , :1,:11i,mtath Mc Ginn' s hous s smaller than the past groups ut t ey are just as committed and love what they do. Scribe won the Superior Award from the National Council of Teachers of Nebraska English Language Arts Council- a huge title for achieving the finest honor scribe could win. G J S a s ory that may Schell is the Sen for Scribe.
There are s:ome important things: you have to know to get out s:chool in one piece and out into the world .You have to have s:ome knowledge in a couple of things: Starting off with phys:ical health and health in you brain. I don ·t mean a good brain Jus:t a s:afe one. LI-IS has: s:ome awes:ome clas:s:es: or "A lot of different areas: .. as: s;;aid by Laerence Chris:tens:en. We have P.E. (Phys:ical education) and I-IEALTl-I. We have many P.E. Clas;;s;;es: and teachers: in this: area. Laerence C~ris:tens:en Andrew Genrich. Vicki Johns:on Als:o a new teacher Amy Cariotto . s:he came from California but al~o graduated from Lincoln high . s:o s:he knows: alot about us:. ~he al~o i:eache~ i:he new dance cla~~ called Dance IOI kinda catchy .If it works: this: s:emes:ter then next year we ·11 have it again. Joe Shandera.ls;; the health and p.e. depertJl'.lent chair and als:o teaches: the E learnin g health clas:s:. I-le als:o was: the only one t hat taught health this: year It 's: great having all i:hes:e i:eachers: with a variety of clas:s:e~". ~ays: Vicki John~on and ye~ ~he •~ righi: on the dot. Becaus:e we
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A lot of people are easily frustrated by math, and almost daily someone tries to argue that their math class is pointless. Math department chair Janice Patterson noted this being one of the difficult parts of teaching math. "It is very challenging to keep the kids motivated and engaged/' Patterson said. Many students express to her the feeling of "being forced to take a math class." But what would happen if we never learned math? Thanks to all the good math teachers here a Lincoln High we won't have to worry about that.
At Lincoln High there are 14, math teachers. Patterson described the Lincoln High Math Department as "diverse." We have teachers that are 25 and teachers that are 60." She thinks the diversity of the math department is helpful. Students are able to learn from different perspectivessomething that is helpful in any kind of learning.
Many students fail to see how math will help them later in life. Patterson says kids always want to know, "When will I ever use this?" Math is important for everyone Even though the students may not necessarily use the specific math skill they are learning anytime other than in the
The Llncoln Mlgh Instrumental Music Department has a strong tradition of excellence. Classes In the Music Department are taught bq Terrq Rush and Dan Ehlq. Rush has been teaching at Llncoln Mlgh for 2S qears and Ehlq for 17. Rush oves being a music teacher. Me explalned, "Music has become mq llfe, whether It be through teaching or performing. I love working with the high school age student because theq have a curlosltq and are Just so readq to grab llfe, It Is an exciting time of their Jives, and I love being a part of It." Rush also noted how talented Llncoln Mlgh's music students are. That talent shined this qear at LPS's annual Solo and Ensemble Contest, and also In Nebraska ttonor Bands. Lincoln Mlgh was represented In the f ollowlng Monor Bands this qear: Young Lions. The All Star Jazz Band, All State Monor Band, Mastlngs Monor Band. and Winter Winds. This qear's Monor band members Include, Kqle Cartright ( 12) Manna Spencer ( 12) Shannon Marris ( 12) Carson McNell ( 12) Joanna Brunk 12) Ellzabeth Wismer 11) and Karle Coda 11).
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Ba income for the university than the ........... ., cross-breeds various types of seeds uce better strains of wheat and other world's growing population.
:tlt.::Oe:nts help to clean and sort the wheat it Qlll be tested. lbe wheat comes from all and is carefully analyz.ed to see which ce the most wheat per stalk. lb.e work is but very important," Flowerday said.
'The students are very diligent about the work, and Baenziger appreciates it. "He acknowledges so much the importance of the work our students do," Aowerday said. Any errors or mistakes could undo years of research.
"They place a lot of trust in us," Flowerday added. And students have risen to the challenge.
IBaek Row L lo R: Emma Ratho (09), Emma !lchultz (09). Ranwiy ~tofnkamp ( 12). Calob Christianson ( 10). Kolaoy Williama ( 10). ~m
Lars:on ( 10). Carly WiOiama ( 12)
. Middlo Row (L to R): Malinda Burk (~ponaor). Amy Ngo ( 12). Kriston 0bormuollor ( 10). Cholaoa Hagos ( 12). Lauron Maly ( 12)
IIFront Row l to R): Rosa Noibol ( 10). ~ndy Ngo ( 10) . Eliua Huff ( 12). Kolai Rinko ( 12)
NotPictured: Tanooaha Chaao ( 11 ). Calob Jarocko ( 11 ). Tanan Kriz (09). Gia Ryloa (09). ~ummor ~at ( 10). ~anoiqua Whito ( 11 ). Jannah Alwllon (10). and Marla Ovorafroot (10).
left): Taneesha hase ( 11) drnsses as C!arrot while Kriden bermueller ( 10).
um mer ~adat ( 1 0) nd Marla 0verntrnet 10) hand out fruit abobs to students to romofo the eating ealthy program. Fil ES ID rnrs I
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y'9 (Abovo): Malina Burk (gpommr) answorn quostions for a local a nows station during an inforviow about tho fruit campaign at Lincoln High.
(Abovg): ~hauna Niglsgn ( 12) givgs blood during thg blood drivg sponsornd by ~tudgnt Council.
(Abovg): ~tudgnt Council mgmbgrn prnparn a Thanksgiving mgal for thg ~ta-ff at Lincoln High and sgrvg thgm.
"Student Council is fun since I ork with a variety of kids who are all motivated to do great things ", Student Council Sponsor Malinda Burk said. Lincoln High Student Council members dedicated themselves inside and outside of school.
ovg : mco n 1g usingss foachgr Marlycg Carn Q ) givgs blood at thg ~tudgnt : a a a 11 • Rosig NgibgJ ( 10). and Amy Ngo ~uncil sponsornd blood ( 12) prnparn for thg Ell and staff nvQ. Thanksgiving mgal.
(Right): Carly Williams ( 12) S(ffVQS fll studgnts thgir Thanksgiving moal providgd by ~tudgnt Council.
This year at Lincoln High the big hit was the Fruit of the Day. During the summer and last year Student Council worked on the Whatcha' Doin'? program, and because of their hard work we got to have free fresh ruit every day using the fruit grant money. The Whatcha' Doin'? program as to promote the cool way of doing physical activities and eating healthy z-~~!!!~by choosing fruits and vegetables instead of unhealthy snacks like chips or cookies
Student Council also sponsored Homecoming and Prom for which they raised money over the summer during a g_ar wash and with other fund-raisers.
Not only as StuCo helped out Lincoln High, they also helped out the community by sponsoring a food and blood drive twice during the year.
The speech team did well this year, placing in 8 tourn ments t e season, state, the team and coaches still saw it as a great year.
Senior Speech Team Captain Mitch Yost was upbeat bout t he t am's performance. "I out the be st , but we our best and developed very well as competitors," Yost said." s a tea m verall we did better t years." Part of that success came from having more members. "The t eam grew e ponentially this year , bers) and the entire gave it their best and tried their hardest," Yost added.
ents went to districts out of 16 possible sl ots , with 4 of tho se making it to the Maco homores Leah Bridges, LeeAnn Mosb y , and Madison Cap pellano compete Interpretati on of Dra (OID). Cappellano also placed 5th in Due t. Sophomore David C ossaart placed in Persuas ive Spea did so ard in Dramatic Interpretation . ra Aten was asked about wha t she Ii t he most about co aching th , " I re h now my students more tha n I woul e c lassroom " Co ach Aten and d c ame the head speech coach in • • ·s year was the new A ssistant Clark has bee d moved
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ABOVE : Emily Madcharo (1 0) discusses wi th Coa ch Clark while at the December 11th t ou rname nt.
RI G HT : T aneesha Cha se (11 ) and Greg Ward (10) work on their pee ches t ogether in the allw ay afte rschool.
Mi tch Yost (1 ) del ivers an o I int 9'fl-~QO l'C) f dra ma spe ech at th e district q uall ying o urnament on M arch
There is a Ion , on-again, off-a • at Lincoln High datin fear b 40s, but taken amazing stride since it as adopted by So Studies teacher Brian oodbr e in 2006, after 3 debate-less years her at LH
With a backgr f1d of for the sport, he was re tha grueling task.
Good brake, wh years of high school d high school classes co beneficial experiences the life-long friendships give you great credenti and jobs.
"I believe that o do it," he says.
Lincoln High i o t at offers it. Even w th d exceedingly well n th 1 t place finishes an ro ards.
"We have a v ry s oodbrake said. De icat ti es a week after s hool s metimes lasting al day.
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The final ye ar of the old thea t er has arrived, and the new age of Lincoln High Theater has come. Students, mothers and fathers all have a part in these plays, and the ones we perform in life. It doesn't take much, nothing more asking a • hat's how a true play comes illiams said.
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To JiVorld )s Ed e. person through this theater," se nior Jacoby Vann said. The theater is to be named for Ted S o r e nson, a former debater and very accomplished Politician . The dedication was made earlier this year.
Senior Kendra Bolan was awarded Outstanding Female Performer at this years One Act "I just did my thing, that's all" The theater went dark as of March 22, 200_-.__._ _. will reopen November of 2009, the newly reno theater will hold about 150 less, but the acoustics, Ii ts and all out look of the theater will astound all.
B e lo ~) Ian Ma c omb er ( 12) pl ays K el pi e in J ourney To JiVo rld 's Edge Ian •es to fight hi s way from the other kelplet s, proving his strength to the wd around him.
Jou rney To JiVorld )s Edge : Bridgett (Kencm.-.i11M;1. 1 ( 12 )) stands to fa c e h e r great fear as the sna (head played by Chelsea Fritz (11 ) and Brittany Suhr (10)) moves in to attack its prey. She mus t n ow rely on the strength shes found along her
Jacoby Vann ( 12 ) paints an insignia on an obelisk that will stand in the background in .1nurn9 Tr Worlds Edge.
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for reserve wEl'l t real well. , Those Youn g man gained lost of exp e rence that will help in ,,,. the m out at the coming years I!-.••• at Lincoln High."
"They showed a lot of effort this year and next year I think will be better Because most of the players well make it to varsity ."
" I think this football season went pretty good for the Freshman team, because it is a learning process. A lot of students there age have never played tackel football They all come from diffrent schools and have to mold together as one"
"I saw a couple of games and I saw improvement over the season From what I seen they showed a lot of determination and effort, and I see great things coming from those 9th graders."
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ith new coache s isnt always easy , The team had fundamental ski ll s so it was very frusterat·ngs but they eventu all y overcame that and had ky Smith says "Thi s season was a learning I and myself. " Also she added "They played this season and although the score did not they improved each game. " So good job JV r hard effort and your improvment!
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(Top )Alishia Boecker( I 0), Winter Harl( l 0),J annah Absalone( l O) ,Shalom Parker( 10),Lindsey Toman( 10),Alice McVicker(9) , Coach Brooke Robbins,(bottom)Sandy Ngo(lO) Schlicker(! 0),Jessica Svec,Gwendolyn Ihire( I O),Lindsey Keller(9),Miranda Mikesh( l 0),Sarah Anderson(2)
(Top one u as Young(9),Sam Ells(9),Taylor Bennett(9),Andy A Anderson,(Bottom)Angelica Bustamante(9),Mikay Vaness De La Cruz(9),Rowan Mellick(9)Emma M Brown(9),Medina Kovacevic(9).
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ow much does basketball mean to you? Well to some, it may mean nothing more that a game, ome may think of it as a way to see friends at the games, and o others it may mean all of that plus all hey think of during the season. This is •ow the Lincoln High Boys' basketball earn is. All of the teams show hard work and dedication while playing. Not o mention outstanding teamwork. Will Smith is the boys ' freshman basketball oach and there are eleven boys on the freshman team. Richard Jackson coaches the boys' reserve team, and one of their goals is "to play as a team and give 100% all of the time. " There are eleven boys on the reserve team and they are all sophomores. Coach Jackson said when asked, what is practice like? "Very intense. All players are trying to play at a high level." With everyone playing at a high level and competing, they are off o a great start! Mark Larson is the head V boys ' basketball coach and there are also eleven boys on the team. (2 Freshmen, 4 Sophomores, and 5 Junior s) Coach Larson says "Our goal as a team •s to give our best effort everyday and to get better everyday. Outside of that , wins and losses will com e. The guys have said that our goal is to win the city tournament at the end of the season. " reat Job to all of the teams this year!
By- KoreN Keller
streJtgth aJla aex - 11 overcoae his oppoJted.
Breanna, You are a unique and an incredible person. You dance to the beat of your own drum We are so , proud of you You touch so many people with you loyal and caring ~
soul llin't ever stop reaching for your= dreams. Thank ~ess for acorns. We love you!
lake,
You are an incredible son, brother and friend You have chosen to see the best in life with the challenge; that were along your IXJ.th Never stop believing and thinking outside the oox as you follow your dreams. Congratulations as you enter a new phase of your purney.
Love you, Mom
janette,
We are so proud of you. You have proved every person wrong, who said that you would not be able to complete every you set for yourself early. Your future is as bright as your smile. janette you are a strong and determined young woman that brings a smile to your llid's face every time he oores witness to you advocating for yourself.
Love, Mom and llid
Taylor,
We're so proud of you and everything that you've accomplished Have fun in college but not too much fun.. remember to work hard, play hard when you're not working and always do what is right We know you'll be successful at whatever you choose to do.
Love, Mom and llid
&lmmiSue,
Our Precious ooby girl What a beautiful young woman you have become, inside and out With your strong will, convictions, and soft heart you will accomplish many great things in this world We are so proud of the person you have become.
With all our Love, Mom, llid, Kara, Kelly, Nate, and Emily.
Jeff,
You've been a ooseball player from the start, throwing your oottles to throwing fastballs, you always make us proud You are independent, strong, confident and trustworthy. We are proud of your accomplishments in moo! and ooseball We look forward to your college days as you prepare for a career Love, Mom and llld
Kyle, Iam so proud of the man you are bEmming. Your sensitivity to others and the comIX1S5ion you feel The positive attitude and humor that are a part of you Your love and IX1S5ion for life and your music. You are a bright light in this world and in my heart. I know you will go on to do great things.
Love, Mom
Amy,
Our little princess, You have made us very proud Follow your dreams. Remember, anything is possible. Congratulations, YOU MADEITU Love, llld, Mom, and Joe
Chelsea Hayes
Your smile is so contagious, It always makes me grin, Keep On Smiling Chelsea, It will see you till the end Your smile shares with others, Your dreams, your love, your hope, Keep on Smiling Chelsea, It helps us all to cope. Keep on Smiling Chelsea, Know that you are loved, little One you11 always be, Our gift from the One aoove. Mom and llld
Hilary Sue, Thanks for the incredible pumey of sharing your life! You have always been an amazing gift to us. Congratulations for all you are. We love you more than words can so.y now and forever. listen and follow Gxi You make a difference everyday.
Mom and llld
Crystal, You have always been beautiful inside and out. You have made me so proud of all you have accomplished throuqh the years. You have a personal commitment to succeed ICHEER you on in the life ahead of you for you confidences to keep shining! Thank you for making me a proud mom
Love you always, Mom
Ryan,
Congratulations on all your accomplishments! We are so proud of you! Your sense of humor and wonderful smile have lit up our lives. Your many talents will carry you far in this world Just remember to persevere and you will be successful in everything you do. Cro:l luck at UNlJ We are truly blessed to have a son like you
Love, Mom and llld
Rachel-
You are always the one ready to go, to do things. Always with a smile. We are proud of all you have accomplished so far and excited for your future. Keep Smiling. We love you lots. Mom, llld, Laura, Steven, Eddy, and Addie
Kirsten,
You have been our pride and py since the beginning! We have enpyed watching you grow into a wonderful young lady that we are so proud of! We wish the best for you always in whatever you drode to do. Stay dose to CiXi and family.
We Love you very much, Mom and llid
Ashlie,
You are a beautiful daughter with a great mind and warm heart. We are VERY PROUD of your accomplishments! Your wonderful talents (including compassion and determination), will help you succeed as a registered nurse. The future holds excitement, travel and amazing adventurffi. Llsten to your heart and follow your dreams!
WE LOVE YOU!
Mom, llid, Nick and Jason
fim,
Congratulations! We are so proud of you. You have accomplished many great things in your four years at LHS. Thank you for all the wonderful memorie5. Remember to keep CiXi in your heart and you will continue to make gxx1 choiee5.
We love you very much, Mom, llid, and Becky
Mac-
It's been a great "ride" watching you grow into a talented young man. We're proud of you. We love you. llid, Mom, and Brittany
john, To the little ''&ld to the Bone" boy who grew into a ~-to-the-soul young man, you are akind and truthful friend, a loving and caring son, and someone who is always true to himself. This year, the strength you've demonstrated on and off the S}'.X)rts field, and the determination you've shown to o~ercome difficult obstacles has illuminated your authentic nature. We are so proud of you and have no doubt that you will be successful on whatever path you choose in the years to come.
Love, Mom, DJd, Kaleigh, and Rachel
ooTyler, You so.y music inspires your art It looks like it always has. May your love for music carry you far in your career and in life. We are proud of you - you will do great things with your creativity. Keep listening!
Love, Mom, D'.:ld, Nathan, KT, Marisha, Jeremy
Christine, Weare extremely proud of your accomplishments. Your sense of adventure will only benefit you, as you move into another chapter. You condo anything that you set your mind to.
Love, Morn and llid
Kristi, You figured out early that life is a wild ride. When you've fallen you've always gotten lxlck on with more enthusiasm than before and it's made you somrone who has every chance to succeed throuqh whatever ~ts in your way a1ong life1s trail
Love always, Mom and llid
•Andrew jacoo cC!ain, Congratulations on you high school • graduation We are so proud ofJou and your accomplishments. An your mom watching from above is proud of you too. Cant believe • this day has finally arrived. Can remember when you were a joyful, little ooy who has now turned into a wonderful young man. We know you will be succEfilful in everything you do. llin1t let anything stand in your way from achieving your dreams. We will always be here for
you and we love you very much.
Aly&5Cl, Love always, llid and family
When you pined our family, it became much more interesting. Thanks for that, and all the ups and downs we have experienced since then. Please always remember and never forget, you don 1t have to share blood to be family. Love you always, Mom, Isaiah, Joe, and Tristan
Kelsey,
To my beautiful, wonderful, intelligent daughter. You have accomplished so much! From grades to athletics. Icould not be prouder of you Remember to always believe in yourself and the person you are! Dream big! Llve strong! Be happy! Love always! Take life ancf run with it! Love, Mom, Ashley, and Tiffaney
Jo, Dad and Iare so proud of you! It seems like yesterday you were a beautiful baby in your mimi arms, now you are a beautiful young lady. Dad and I wish you a wonderful future. Congratulations.
We love you, Dad and Mom
Abby,
What a py each day has been watching you grow from a little girl into a beautiful young woman. You are my greatest biassing and Iam so proud youre my daughter! Llfe holds great things for you Always believe in yourself and enpy the purney! Congratulations!
Eric, I Love You, Mom
We are so proud of you Take the beauty of your heart and brilliance of your mind out into the world Brighten the world with your sense of humor, fill a room with your smile. Follow your dream and live it! Mom, Dad, and Alice
Whitney, Your smile radiates like a beautiful sunrise. Your kindnass inspires us all Your sweet songs touch the hearts of many. This is your time~ spread your wings and fly. Ilove you Angel girl.
Nick-
There's never a dull moment with you around You've grown into a fine, young man. G:xxi luck to you on your purney's. Remember, "if your not bleeding to death or it's not broken. Then get l:xlck out there and take it one step at a time."
We love ya, Mom, llid, Bro, and llini
Brittany, You were a beautiful child and "smart, too".
Now you are a beautiful young lady who has the drive and potential to be very successful "Look out'' UNL, Brittany will be there in August of 2(X)9. We are proud of you!
We love you, Momandllid
&ill
Our&tt!e drummer girl! Thanks for the "great ride'' watching you grow up! You will never settle for anything le&S than the best! Ever since you were a young child, it was im{X)rtant for you to always do the right thing! You have always been strong, determined and dedicated! &) proud of you and your rewards from rllolastic achievement to your unbelievable drumming talent Excited for you to turn the page and see what is next for you at UNlJ We celebrate your extraordinary life and thank you for being such a blessing to us!
Love, Mom and llid
Faith and Zion, May Gxi bles.s you as you trust in him Iam exceedingly proud of you both I will always love you. live long and prosper.
Mom
Fmily,
Ihope your dreams take you to the comers of your smiles, to the highest of your ho~, to the windows of your op!X)rtunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known. We are proud of you and we love you.
Love, Mom and Olivia
April,
Our little girl has grown up to be a beautiful, intelligent young lady. We know that your next purney in life will be blessed with many wonderful experiences and challenges. We are so proud of you and love you for all eternity.
Love, Mom and llid
fosh, There has never been a day we weren't proud of you; there was never a day we were disappointed in you; and we have always felt blessed to have you for a son. We can't wait to see what you and Gxi have in store for the next phase of your life.
Love, Mom and llid
Shelby,
We are very proud of you. We hope you will keep up the C¥Xxl work, we all love you and,know you can do anything you put your mind to.
Love, Mom, llid, Mas, Angel, Kenny, Shane, Nicol, Patrick, and your family.
JaredIt's hard to believe how fast time has flown. We couldn't be prouder of your daision to serve our country. Your attraction for the confines of the kitchen cupl:xxrrds may explain your desire for submarine duty. G:xx:l luck in the Navy and always remember we love you Mom, llid, and Lara
Our wish to you - Mariah Christine Swenson. You always forgive and never regret, you help somelxx:ly every chance you get Our hope, you find Gxl's grace in every mistake and always give more than you take. Gxl has richly blessed us with a beautiful, extremely talented, intelligent, loving daughter~
Congratulations (Because of you the world is a better place.)
Pete, Congratulations on all you have accomplished in your high school career. We are very proud of who you are and wish you continued success and happiness in the future.
Wewillalwaysbe
-------- your #1Love,fans.
Mom and llid
Sweetness, It seems like only a few years ago you were off on your way to kindergarten Now your graduating. We wish you all the best at UNL and in the future. We are proud of you!
Love, Mom and llid
Hayley~
We feel so lucky to have you as our daughter. Weve watched you grow from a fun &delightful child to a talented beautiful young lady. We are proud of you and know you can do whatever •• your heart desires. Reach for the stars!
Love Mom &llid
Mikayla, Congratulations on the that you have reached and the dreams that are yet to be. We are very proud of you
Love, Mom, llid, Matt, Nicole, Nathan, Nolan, and Robbie
Carly, We are so proud of you and the person you are becoming. Continue to make wise choices -you have such a great future ahead Study hard and reach for the stars.
Love, llid, Mom, Kristin, Joe, Ashley, and Kelsey
Mitch Llke l~hn Lennon said, ''life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans." £1, go out there, dream big, do good, and behave yourself. Oh, and be happy, too. With love and congrats on graduating. From Mom, John, Anna and all the gang.
(Left): The old computers in the Media
(Above): The balconies were torn apart and replaced with GP labs and work areas. The Balconies had to be removed because they weren't wheelchair accessible.
(Above): Parts of the Media Center were demolished to make it a lot more accessible and hopefully easier to find books.
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workers tear apart the old balcony and work on
(Left): Due to Construction of the Media Center it was moved to the third floor in room 302. With the whole Media Center being put into a single room, space is very limited.
(Above): Half of the computers were temporarily unavailable during the construction and they were not able to be used until a temporary wall was put up.
(Left): The Media Center is bare and striped from all the books that once lived in there. They have a new temporary home in room 302.
(Left): Students work in the temporary Media Center at the computers in Room 302. There are about 32 computers available in the Media Center right now.
AAllen, Shayna 63 Babagul, Sohrab 23
Bishop, Earl 51, 138 Brown, Erik 63 Alley, Jasmine 38, Bailey, Taylor 23, Bixler, Jesseca 63 Brown, Farishna 37 81,123 22,145,164
Blackman, Ariel 72, Brown, Nicolas 49, Allgood, Stephanie Baker, Cassandra 63, 140,141 152
23 83
Blackmon, Romius Brown, Tiona 51
Al-Nori, Ali 23, 50, Baker, James 139 63 Brown, Trevor 24 Abbott, Charles 62 107 Ballard, Ailondra 38
Blackwell, Essence Brubacher, David 24 Abdalla, Aya 61 Al-Saadi, Haifaa 63 Banks, Devin 23 39 Bruggeman, Dillon Abdullah, Kouzan 22 Al-Saadi, Imad 50
Barakat, Basseh 49
Blankenship, Jareth 99 Abdulrahman, Hazan Al-Saadi, Iman 63 Barakat, Hanan 61 63 Brummer, Gage 24 62 Alsaadi, Nora 38 Bargen, Andrew 72
Blanton, Eddie 39 Bruner, Kyla 24 Abe be, Joseph 62 Alvarado, Edith 23
Barmore, Jacque 50
Blaser, Dalton 63 Brunk, Joanna 72 Abebe,Joshua 62 Al-Waely, Fatima 6 Barnes, Brian 23
Blazek, Aaron 51 Bruyette, Adam 51 Abebe, Marquez 22 Al-Waely, Khuloud Barney, Eli 23
Blum, Marina 8 Buck, Ardelle 51 Absalon, Jannah 50, 6,58,86,87, Barnhill, Jalisa 50
Boecker, Alishia 72 Buhrman, Amber 24 81, 110 88, 106, 114 Barnhill, Janette 17, Bolan, Kendra 51 Bui, Corey 61 Acevedo, Brian 50 Amerson, Toria 16 109,164
Achen, Breanna 22, Amerson, Tressa 23, Bartek, Dustin 23
Bollen, Richard 24 Bui, Nancy 51
Bolles, Austin 24 Bui, Quyet 72 164 126 Barth, Christian 112 Bond, Hilary 51, Bullard, Kenya 49 Adabie, Nana 22 Anaya, Jessy 61 Bass, Nathan 23
131, 142, 145, Bully, Shaqueena 51 Adabie, Papa 50 Andablo Dominguez, Bate, Bryan 63 165 Burklund, Sabrina 51 Adams, Bryan 50, Diana 63 Bauer, Michaela 23
Bonebright, Ashley Burk, Malinda 63, 137,138 Anderson, Ardella 72 Baumfalk, Samantha 39,124 86,130 Adams, Eric 22 Anderson, Jacob 23, 38,164
Bontrager, Max 24 Bums, La Ron 39 Adams, Rachel 38, 83,158,164 Bayer, Kayla 49
Bontrager, Sam 24 Buser, Kyle 24 150,151 Anderson, Jessica . Baylis, Alicia 49
Booker, Alexa 24 Bush, Johnny 39 Aguado Zavala, 50,143 Beard, Quentin 23
Bashara, Ahmed 63 Bush, Montez 64 Marisol 63 Anderson, Jordan 81 Beardsley, Abbey 63
Bouwens, Brianna Bustamante, Angelica Aguallo, Cassandra Anderson, Logan 7, Bearskin, Bryson 50, 39,159 49,151 22 122,138 139
Agudo, Heather 22 Anderson, Mykala Becic, Samila 72
Bowers, Micheala 72
CBowman, Christopher Agudo, Jason 63 50 Beck, Alicia 23 51 Cain, Meredith 51, Aguilar, Caitlin 38 Anderson, Sarah 50, Beckenhauer, Brianna
Bozek, Jane 85 80 Aguilar, Tania 72 74,159 63
Bracken, Garrett 158 Calhoon, Gary 73 Ahmed-Manakdan, Andrews, Adrian 50 Beckenhauer, Trey
Bradley, Tiunna 39 Camacena Morales, Andalamia 63 Andrews, Derrick 23 72
Brady, John 39 Leticia 24 Ahmed-Manakdan, Angelos, Nicholas Beck, Nancy 38
Brady, Melissa 77 , Campbell, Dustin 51 Bangi 22 50 Beck, Sadie 50 81 Campbell, Lakeisha Ahmose, Christian Anson, April 72
Beecher, Caleb 49
Brammeier, Clayton 24 38 Archer, Devon 63 Beethe, Erica 50 61 Camp, Brooklyn 51, Akot, Deng 50 Arens, Kaylee 38 Begani, Senada 23
Brestel, Ann 24 126 Al-Badry, Shams 22 Arnold, Rachael 38 Belford, Tiffany 38
Brewer, Angela 39 Canby,Cheyenne 51 Al-Badry, Zeinab 49 Arnold, Zachary 50 Bellew, Britney 23
Breyer, Andrew 49 Canby, Darren 64 Al-Boujawari, Mo- Arou, Abuol 23
Bell, Kierstin 38
Breyer, Joshwa 51 Canby, Kiauna 11 hammad 22
Arurang, Lance 23
Benesch, Reece 72
Brichka, Anzhela 63, Cappellano, Madison Alder, Carrie 22
Arurang, Larson 112
Benner, Marcia 39 53 118 Alder, Jamie 38 Askar, Firas 49
Beranek, Rachel 24
Bridges, Leah 24
Carbon Mallol, Xoan Alex~nder, Abraeia Atai, Mehri 49
Berry, Ebony 24
Brill, Jade 51 64 61
Alfonso, Jose 22
Atem, Gum 50
Bertschinger, Amber Brill, Jasmine 72
Aten, Laura 118 72
Briney, Claire 51
Cardona, Carla 64
Cariotta, Amy 73, 51 Alfonso, Olga 61
Atkinson, Lacey 23, Beste, Judy 63, 73
Brison, Carrie 24 Carlson, Jessie 73 Al-Hirez, Ruda 23 123
Bettinger, Abbey 24
Brodersen, Reed 51
Carlson, Marlyce 73 Ali, Esra 61
Auman, Danny 38
Bettinger, Lindsey
.Brokaw,Jeffrey 63
Carlson, Robert 39 Ali, Mohammed 49
Avelar, Janette 38 72
Brooks, Chaleia 61, Carlson, Ruthanne Allen, Aaron 63, 139 Avery, Susan 72
Allen, Chelsea 38
Avila, Jade 23
Betts, Alice 39 137 64
Beznoska,Joshua 24
Brower, Charles 51, Carlsward, Aaron 37 Allen, Christopher
Avila, Journey 3 8
Beznoska, Nicholas 158
Carlsward, Ashley 38
Allender, Ryan 23
Avis, Brittany 63 63
Ayaj, Adau 63
Bickford, Mic Kinzie
Brown, Aldin 18, 99 24
Brown, Alyssa 61
Carmona Beltran, Allen, Kaela 63
Allen, Kenneth 50,
B39
Brown, Dominique Diego 51
Biegert, Greyson 51 63
Carmona Ponce, Ana 138
Bilew, Hoth 51
Brown, Dwight 24 184 Index
18
Clark, Cedreece 51
Daulton, Brahm 64
Drake, Natasha 9 Jesus 26
Carngbe, Ashley 64 Clark, Ruth 73 Davis, Daylan 61, Drammeh, Danielle
Eubanks, Rachel 53, Carpenter, Kurt 39 Clark, Samantha 51 138 64, 135, 134 120,121
Carrier, Dan 51, 134, Cline, Damian 25
Dawkins, Whit 73,
Drda,Bree 64,159
Evangeline , Bukuru 135 Cobler, James 37 160,161
Dreith, Brandon 52 26 Cartagena, Kelsey Coday, Karley 39 Dawson, Larry 73
Droud, Josh 73 Ewing, Tayler 65 25,98, 159 Colborn, Melissa 64 Dawson, ·Sue 61
Cartwright, Jacob 51 Colclasure, Nicholas
Cartwright, Kyle 25, 39
Dearo, Ash 25
Droud, Rodney 52
Duchene, Levinesha
Decent, Josh 25, 26 26
FFailor, Chris 53 98,165 Cole, Malea 39
Decent, Venessa 52
Dudina, Anna 64 Falcon, Da haun 49 Case-Ruchala, Marya Coleman, Anthony Decker, Dustin 52
Dudin, Artem 64 Fasnacht, Jamie 41 51,158,159 25
Delaine, Catherine
Duerschner, Chris 64 Fasnacht, Jessica 41, Cassada, Caroline Coleman, Crystal 25, 64,150,151
Duerschner, Jon 49 119 39,99 165
Delarosa, Ileen 52
Duhrkop, Lakyn 52
Faulkner, Tiphanie Castaneda, Uriel 39 Coleman, Dylan 51
Deleon, Adelina 64
Duncan, Bethany 64 61 Castellanos, Isabel Coleman, Justin 37
Delisi, Emily 25
Dunkle, Margery 40 Fenster, Josh 41 , 81, 39 Collier, Baron 61
Delisi, Melissa 25
Castillo-Barraza, J a- Collier, Lameakia 73 Delong, Desire 64
Duong, My Doan 61 134, 135, 158
Duoth, Nyajal 26 Ferris, Steven 62, neigh 39, 143 Colton, Derek 25
Delong, Heather 73
Dupont, Bree 52 105 Castillo Padillo, Ana Coniglio, Gianna 52
Demyanovskiy, Rudy Dut, Thiop 73, 156, Field, Erin 65, 141, 64 Conley, Sam 64 144 157 140
1 Castillo, Victor 37 Conradt, Richard 73, Denkovich, Sally 40
Dutton, Sue 73 Findlay, Mikayla 65 Castro, Patricia 25 158,159,180
Dennis, Caitlyn 40
Fisher, Diante 65 Catron, Katie 51 Cook, Brittany 39
EDennis, Emmanuel Fitzgerald, Megan 26 Cazun Ramos, Victor Cook, Darius 25 52
Easterbrook, Andrea Flinn, Dylan 41, 137, 25 Cook, Larry 52 De Paz, Francis 61 40 136,154,155 Cervantes, Ivonne 25 Cooper, Billy 18 De Santiago Santilla, Eastman, Lauren 40, Foley, Brian 73 Chacon, Nicollette Copeland, Alexandria Lizbeth 52 81,83,82 Fountain, Robert 53 61 25 Devall, Hans 64
Eaton, Gwen 73 Free, Justyn 41 , Chanyour, Douaa 61 Corr, Samantha 52 Devorss- Behrends, Eddins, Philip 53 Freeman, Kandace Chapo, Erik 64, 156 Cossaart, David 25 Petra 26
Edstrom, Elizabeth 18,126,127 Chapo, Ian 39 Costello, Amanda Devries, Conrad 52 64 French-Sloan, Haley Chapo, Kyle 51 64, 109, 158, Devries, Emma 26
Edwards, Brandon 26,159 Chase, Brittny 37 159
Deyong, Courtney 61 French-Sloan,MeChase, Christopher Cotten, Shantai 52 40
Effie, Darin 26 lissa 65, 126 37 Cox,A.J. 25 Diaz, Marcelino 40
Ehly, Britt 40 Frey, Sarah 65, 159 Chase, Leighton 51 Coy, Burgandie 39 Di, Di 61
Eh, Tha Dah 40 Frisbie, Aaron 41 , Chase, Taneesha 17, Coy, Charlotte 25 Didusenko, Stepan
Eisele, Anna 61 Fry, Cassandra 61 Chealey, Aaron 64, Crouch, Kaitlin 25 Diep, Emica 52
Eigbrett, Ben 40, 131 Fritz, Chelsea 41, 80 118, 159 Crawford, Elijah 64 52
Eisentrager, Mitchell Fulmer, April 74 156 Crouse, Paige 25, Dill, Trent 52 41 Fultz, Mike 41 Chekal, Stacey 51 157
Chelton, Garrett 139 Crow1, Gavin 19
Dimagno, Eve 26
Eisentrager, Nolan
Dimas, Aly 40 26 Chetverik, Yelena 25 Croxen, Keaton 39 Di, Nam 49
GEisloeffel, Richard Gadeken, Derrik 53 Childers, Megan 64 Crusinberry, Peter 40 Divers, Paris 52 41 Gallagher, Cady 53, Chilen, Kassondra Cruz,Alx 40
Divoky, Crystal 26
Eitzmann, Blake 53, 119 39, 112 Cu, Chau 62
Doan, Diem 49 156 Galois, Devin 53, Chol, Shaka 156 Curtis- Beard, Joshua Doan, Do 49
Ells, Samantha 64 138 Christensen, Dane 51 16
Doan, Tu 64
Elsken, Warren 26 Gannon, Pam 77 Christensen, Don 25
Doan, Vien 26
Ely, Jeremy 26, 88 Gannon, Zachary 41 Christensen, Law- Dodd, Sara 73
DEmeigh, Jonathan 41 Garang, Atem 49 rence 73 Daher, Amer 40, 104 Doerr, Julia 52
Emerole, Bethel 26 Garay, Terra 26, 126, Christensen, Shayne Dakan, Kevin 52
Doerr, Oliver 52
Emerole, Obinna 65 159 39
Dalland, Whitney 25 Do, Kandy 73, 159
• Christiansen, Caleb Dang, Sandy 52
Domeier, Trudi 52
Engnell, Trekuic 49 Garcia, Isiah 65
Erdmann, Logan 37 Garcia, Javier 26 51,83 Danielson, Karissa
Dooley, Evan 108
Erickson, Brandon Garcia Marin, Erick Christiansen, Carlie 18,64
Doring, James 40 53 65 25 Danielson, Nicolas Dorn, Gregory 26
Erickson, Cameron Garman, Timothy 26 Chu, James 25 25
Do, Tuan 73 26
Garrett, Ky le 5 3 Chulufas, Brandi 25 Danley, Joey 52
Dowd, Robin 40
Erpelding, Max 19
Garrow, Megan 53, Chu, Thien 39
Darden, Rachel 17
Down, Ricky" 73
Estrada Hernandez, 143 Cihal, Rogene 73
Downs, Tammy 26
Garza, Jonathan 26, Grant - Col s on , Nancy Harris, Joanna 42, 65,94 Irwin, Dillon 43 95 74 , 106 99,120,121
Gasper, Amy 26, 165 Gray, Thomas 94
Hildreth, Jakob 49 Isaacs, Corey 28
Harris, John 19, 139, Hildreth, Jezlyn 42 Isaacs, Travis 65
Geardino, Cami 41 Green , Asia 42 157
Gearhart, Michelle Green, Deangelo 61
Harrison, Brandon
Hildreth , Zoriah 42 Itzen, Jessica 66
Hiles , Desirae 61 Izaguirre, David 28 17 Green, Jarrell 7 4 27
Hillebran, Matthew Izaguirre, Jose' 54
Gearhart, Shay l ah 53 Greenlee, Jordan 98 Harrison, Matthew 74
Geng , Geng 4 1, 161, Greenwood, Mer- 27
Hillebran, Ruth 49 160 cedes 65, 143, Harris, Shannon 61
Hillhouse, Alice 7 4
JJackson, Haley 37 Genrich, Andrew 74, 153 Harris, Shawntia 27
Hill, Jamal 27, 138, Jackson, Jamie 18, 92,93, 161 Greer, Dwayne 42 Hart, Michael 74, 161 43 Gheran, Mustafa 105 Gressley, Kyle 27 145,144
Hinkley, Gary 27 Jackson, Richard 74, Ghormley, Jana 74
Grime, Sydney 53
Hartsook, Bill 54
Hoang, Duy 65 136, 138, 155, Gibson, Christian 41 Gropp, Ashley 27
Harvey, Catharine 54
Hodge, Kendra 54 156 Gibson, Tyler 41 Gropp, Megan 42 Harvey, Gina 54
Hoesing, Kendall 54, Jackson, Trenton 54 Gier, Katelin 27 Groshans, Catelynn Harvey, Kristen 54, 139 Jacobsen,Blade 66 Gies, Andrew 27 53 143,159
Hoffman, Chloe 37 Jafet, Chiza 49 Giese, Michael 27, Gruett, Jon 7 4
Hassan, Danar 42, Hoffman, John 130 James, Jack 75 158 Guerrero, Rocio 49 161
Hoile, Andrew 42 James, Kelly 75, 105 Gilsdorf, Dalton 53 Gunnerson, Koral 65 Hassan, Rabar 42, Hokamp, Joshua 61 James, Zachary 28 Gish, Lenny 7 4 Gusman , Jasmyne 53 161
Holder, Courtney 28, J anike, Patrick 7 5 Glade-Ple'ttner, Allie Gusman , Tonda 42
Hatcher, Christian 42 150 Jarecke, Ana 75 27 Gustafson , Shaun 42 Hatten, Anna 54
Holen, Tova 65 Jarecke, Caleb 43, Glanz, Abbie 61 Guthrie, Madeleine Hauptman , Stephanie Hollman , Amanda 18 110 Glaser, Shelby 41 65 65
Holloway, Nicole 43 Jarecke, Kara 28 Gligorevic, Lazar 65 Guy, Miranda 27
Hawkins, Isaac 54
Holmes , Shakelia 54 Jarecke, Tori 43, Godinez, Nicholas
Hawkins, Shauna 54
Holmes, Stephanie 106, 112 41,161
HHawkins, Trevor 27 65 Jarvis, Ellen 106 Godinez, Olivia 41 Haakenstad, Alexan- Hayes, Chelsea 65, Holt, Eric 54 Jefferson, Derek 43, Goeres, Brian 61 dra 53 140, 141, 158, Hood, Caleb 37 161 Gomez, Tania 53 • Haas, Stan 7 4, 95 159,165
Horalek, Treven 88 Jefferson, Pierrie 28, Gonzalez-Aparicio, Hadley; Micah 53, Hefner, Tayce 54
Howard, Brandon 28 118 Alan 42 80,145,144 Hehn, Connor 74
Howard-Hall, Karissa Jejna, Mahir 66 Gonzalez-Aparicio, Hague, Joshua 53 Heibel, Micah 65 49 Jenkins, Shad 37 Jose 65 Haldeman, Joey 53 Heiden , Amy 74
Howard, Rodkayla Jensen, Jillian 43 Gonzalez , Danny 42 Hall, James 61, 137 , Heiden , Rebecca 9 65 Jensen, Kaytee 54 Gonzalez, Jewel 27 138 , 157 Heineman, John 54
Howe, C al e b 28 Jensen, Michael 28, Gonzalez, Mykel 91 Hall, S ierr a 6 1 Hellwig, Jessica Ann
Ho, Xuan Sang 28 144 Goodbrake , Brian H amby , Leann 7 4 42
Huber, Daniel 28 Jesionowicz, Kayla 74 , 106 , 11 9 , Hamilton , Keesha 42 Hendricks, Hunter
Hudson , Amanda 65 28 118 Hamilton-Montgom- 54,157
Huff, Elissa 28 Jesionowicz, Kylie Goodier, Aley 37 ery, Mashea 27 Hendricks, Mitch 65, Huggins, Nick 28, 28 Goodwin, Carolynn Hammack, Ryan 27, 134, 135 131 Joeckel, Alexandra 74 134,135,165 Henery, Monique 42 Humann, Rachel 74, 28 Goodwin, Connor Hammar, Nicky 54,. Herbel, Nate 65 165 Johnson, Arron 55, 53, 122, 134, 115, 118 Hernandez, Bryce 54 Humlicek, Kirsten 119 135,158 Hanselmann, Devyn Hernandez, Carlos 54,166 Johnson, Ellie 17, Goodwin, John 139 54,152 54
Hunt, Nancy 61 143,142,159 Gorelaya, Olga 53 Hansen, Jules 54, 80, Hernandez, Eldan 49 Hurko, Jasmin 28 Johnson- Flowerday, Govori,Lena 19,134 98 Hernandez, Josie 27 Hussein , Hazheen 28 Linda 75 Grafton, Emme 17, Hansen, Katie 115 Hernandez, Luis 54
Hutzell, Paige 65
Johnson,Jeffrey 55 77
Hardesty, Danielle Hernandez, Marilyn
Johnson, Justin 43 Gragg, Bryson 53, 42 42 Johnson, Laurie 66 112
Hardesty, James 27 Hernandez, Tierra 40
Ideus, Tyler 19, 43, Johnson, Patience 9, Graham-Rowe, Hardin, Janice 74 Herrick, Liz 54 38 95 Lynda 74 Hardy, Barbara 74 Hertzler, Susan 54
Ihrie, Gwendolyn 54, Johnson, Raphael 43 Grammer, Keegan 27 Harlan, Amber 7 4 Hesson, Josh 65, 50,81 Johnson, Sean 66, Granado, Julio 53 Harl, Winter 54 137, 138
Ingram, Cynthia 7 4 119 Granger, Dominique Harper, Nicole 54 Heston, Mickayla 12
Irvin, Erica 28 37 Granger, Tyrell 53, 139,156
Irmer, Shannon 91 Johnson, Sha-Keela 49 Harpham, Jacob 65, Hetrick , Kelsey 65
Higgison, Kobie 27
Irvin, Tiffany 49
Johnstone, Mariah 138 Hildenbrand , Shane
43
Killin, Joshua 29
Lam, Tuan 55
Lombard, Holly 55 Schawn 75 John, Tamran 55 King, Daniel 29, 155 Landon, Erin 7 5
Long, Rachel 44 Marshall, Seth 56 , Jones, Candace 66 King, Kaleigh 44, Lane, Niccole 66, Long, Tyler 29 82, 88 , 151 , Jones, Carson 18 55,151,150 131
Longwell, Nate 56 158,159 Jones, Erika 18 Kingston, John 24, Lange, Haley 66, Lopez , Antonio 56 Marsh, Keenan 67 , Jones, Jared 61 104,166 112,126
Lopez,Linda 75,112 139 Jones, Kellie 28 Kingstop, Kaleigh
Lantz, Eric 44
Lopez, Ralph 29, 7 5 Marti, Alex 56 , 50 Jones, Madison 18, 19,126
Lapsley, Paul 29
Lorraine, Nora 29, Marti , Jon 56, 156, 150,151 Kirkendoll, Odessa
Larson, Mark 75, 137 157 Jons, Belinda 75 29 155,156
Lott, Adrian 30, 161 Martinez, Andrew 67 Jordan, Desiree' 43 Klucas, Kasey 66, Larson, Sam 55, 110, Lott, Demarius 66 Martinez, Armando Jorgensen,Jazzmin 153 137,138
Lottman, Alyson 66 56, 138, 161 55 Klucas, Taylor 125 Lasis, Parsla 44
Lovercheck, Zackery Martinez, Elisa 30 Juarez, Ericka 61 K'mwee, Ne 55 La, Thuong 55 44 Martinez, Emily 56, Jungck, Nathan 55 Knaff, Te-Aim 44 Lattimer, Deb 7 5
Lucas, Jacob 66 120, 121 Justa, Joey 43 Knaff, Ti-Yonda 66
Lauenroth, Ashlie
Knaub, Taylor 29 29,166
KLucas, Katie 56, 75 Martinez, Eric 30
Luebke,Madysen 66 Martinez, Jacqueline Knight, Alyx 36 Lawson, Sam 55
Luedtke, Sharill 35 30 Kadavy, Sheldon 49, Koch-Johns, Patsy
Leapaldt, Tanner 66
Luethje, Cassie 56, Martinez, Liliana 45 131 55 Ledford, William 49, 75 Martinez, Mike 67 1 Kafka, Alli 43, 85 Koenigsman, Brent 134
Luethje, Christine Martinez, Reyna 30 Kahla, Walaa 28 29, 106, 138 Lee, Michelle 66, 30, 141, 140, Martinez, Selina 56 Kaiser, Tami 75 Kopischke, Vienna 119 166 Martin, Katie (3) 45, Kalcik, Laura 43, 29 Lee, Veronica 37
Lugn, Greg 9 143 118 Kombluh, Joshua 29 Lehnert, Nick 66
Lunderville, Amanda Martin, Paisley 67 Kamara, Augusta 55 Korol, Julia 55 Lehr, Brianna 44, 88, 44 Marti, Rachel 30 Kambal, Gabal 49 Kovacevic, Medina 118, 161
Luther, Jarrod 37 Mascoe , Kri ti 30 , Kapliyeva, Nadia 43 153 Lehr, Keegan 66
Lutumba, Sarah 30 166 Karsting, Claire 66, Koydakovskaya, Ira Leick, Janet 75
Ly, Ngan 30 Mason-Rekte , Na140,141 29
Leija, Daniel 29
tassia 30 , 143 Kasem, N ofa 61 Kprazeon, Gaga 29 Lemen, Marsh 94 Massa, Hanna 30 Kasem, Zeina 53, Kramer, Monica 55 Lemus, Jose 66
MMack, Dominique 44 Ma sa , Johnny 56, 112 Kreifels, Mitchell 29 Le, My Kim 29
Mackel, Kelsie 30 94, 112
1 Kassim, Marwa 28 Kriewald, J essye 66 Lenz, Tyler 29, 122, Macomber, Ian 30, Massa , Samantha 30 Kassim, Merem 28 Kriz, Tanan 29 158,166 118, 124 Massey, Mary 37 Kastler, Kyle 43, 94 Kroese, Andrew 66 Leon Garcia, Irving
Madcharo, Emily 56, Masters, Jeremy 45 , Kazem, Nyia 28 Kroese, Katelyn 29 29 114, 118 125
1 Keating, Katy 55, 29 Kula, Michal 29
Leon Zavala, Michael
Madison, Macintyre Masters, Kathryn 56 Kechely, Alayna 28 Kulovac, Amesa 49 37 30,166 Mathiason, Benjamin Keller, Greg 7, 55, Kuol, Awel 29 Le, Salem 29
Maher, Jeremy 56 30 75, 156, 158, Kuol, Kuol 7 5 Le, Tan 44
Mai, Kiem 56 Mathiason, Wendy 159 Kupfer, Ruth 66 Le,Thanh 29
Majid, Dana 44 77 Keller, Haley 55, 159 Kurtz, Trever 53 Le, Ti 29
Majid, Naznaz 67 Matzen, Mike 56 Keller, Jessica 28
Le, Tran 29
Majid, Negar 30 Matz, Nathan 56, Keller, Koren 4, 82, Lewy, Aimee' 44
LMajok, Aman 44 137,138 , 156 88, 104, 113, Lacefield, Cody 62 Lewy, Elizabeth 66
Makuey, Nyabalach Maughan, Kyle 37 • 143, 142, 144, Lacefield, Ricky 49 Lierz, Alex 29, 143, 44 Mayorga , Elizabeth 150, 157, 158, Lackey, Norene 19; 159
Maldonado, Marlene 30 164,178 66 Lierz, Maddie 55, 49,91 Mayorga, Rebeca 7 5 Keller, Lindsey 98 Lagrimini, Emma 55, 141, 140 -
Mallory, Elise 37 Mazurek, Maria 31 Kelley, Devon 55 122,159 Lindholm, Pam 75
Malloy, Samantha 45 McAlister, Lillian 88 Kellogg, Ian 55 Lagrimini, Henry 55 Lindsey, Demitrius
Maly, Chris 75, 88 McClain, Andrew 94 Kelly, Alexander 49 Lahm, Renee 75 55
1 Key, Brittany 55 Lambert, George 66 Lin, Qinfang 61
Maly, Lauren 30, 110 McCray, Jeremane
Maney, Clare 30, 67 Khalaf, Marwan 28 Lambert, Jon 44 Lin, Qinling 49 126,127,159 Medina, Alicia 45 Khoudeida, Jamal 28 Lam, Cindy 49
Lionberger,James
Mangers, Courtney Medina, David (3) Khoudeida, Jamil 43 Lame, Mercedes 44 139 67,141,140 67 Kiehn, Callie 5 5, Lam, Hawa 44 Lionberger, Jasmine
Manning, Olivia 56 Medina , De tiny 19 143,153 Lam, Moussa 49 55,143
Markwardt, Caitlin Mellick , Rowan 56 Kielty, Nicolas 28 Lampkin, Antoine 44 Little, Phoebe 44 45 Mellick , Storm 56, Kieu, Tram 28 Lampkin, Antoria 61
Lodes, Jim 29, 145, Marr-League, 74, 134, 159 144,166 Memeti, Jetmir 49 Index 187
Merliss, Miriam 56
Meskin, Jamil 7 5
Meyer, Courtney 56
Meyer, Shaunna 37
Meza, Gabriela 67
\1ichael , Dezi 16
\1ickle, Marisa 67
\1ikesh, Miranda 67
\1iles, Nathaniel 56
\1iller, Alex 67
Miller, Carl 49, 138, 156,157
\1iller, Felicity 67
\1iller, Meshaya 153
\1iller, Say'von 139
\1iller, Terrence 45
\1iller, Zach 61
\1ills, Rhiannon 67
Moeller, Patrick 45
\1ohr, Joseph 45
\1olt, Shayne 77
\1olzer , Ellyn 31
\1oniz, Kara 31
\1oniz, Lori 49
\1ontano-Casarrubias, Ernesto 67
Montoya, Akemy 67
Montoya, Charlie 45
\1ontoya, Maty 49
Moo, Bah Blu 67
Moo, K'paw 31
\100, Ler Pye 45
Moo, Lwel 61
Vloore, Ashley 67
Moore, Ivy 56
Moore, Kirstee 49
Mooren, Josh 45
Moore, Ted 61
Mora Briceno, Rafael 56
Morales, Cristina 31
Morey, Christopher 137
Morgan, Preston 67
Morris, Maddison 37
Morris, Mindy 118
Morrison, Amber 31, ,159
Morrow, Tj 67
Mosby, Lee Ann 56
Mosby, Skylar 67
Mosco, Aryon 45
Mosher, Aidan 67
Mothershed, Cayliss 45,96
Motton, Bobby 31
Mourad, Khaled 56
Mourad, Sevi 31
Mudundulu, Patience 75
Mudundulu, Shiloh 67
Index
Mueller, Christopher 31
Mueller, Mike 7 5
Muggy, Haley 31
Muggy, Luke 49, 139
Muhle, Tanner 56, 115
Mundall, Kelsey 31, 167
Munger, Marsha 67
Munson, Ashley 68
Murillo, Arazeli 45
Musa, Mohamed 68
Mustafa, Hawar 41
NNaser, Azad 68
N as tin, Aleksandr 31
Neeman, Kameron 11
Neibel, Charlie 56, 81, 134, 135, 158
Neibel, Rosa 57, 110
Neighbors, Lilli 68
Nelson, Kaylee 31
Nesiba, Tyler 45
N eukirch, Alex 31, 134
Newell, Heather 58
Ngo,Amy 19, 57, 85, 110, 111
Ngo, Lien 31
Ngo,Sandy 19,110
Ngo, Tan 57
Nguyen, Amy 45
Nguyen,An 31
Nguyen, Anh 57
Nguyen, Bang 13
Nguyen, Binh 46
Nguyen, Bob 57
Nguy en, Cindy 68
Nguyen, Hiep 57
Nguyen, Hong An 31
Nguyen, Huy 49
Nguyen, Jennifer 46
Nguyen, Jolin · 19, 68
Nguyen, Linh 68
Nguyen, Phuong 31, 86
Nguyen,Tan 31,105
Nguyen, Timmy 46
Nguyen, Tram 4, 78 , 88, 111, 113, 133
Nguy en, Trieu 46
Nguyen, Tuan 49
Nguyen, Xuan Trang 46
Nguyen, Yen 32
Nhial, Muon 49
Nichols, Ethan 57
Nielsen, Shauna 32, 111
Niles, Blake 68
Ninh, Minh 61
Noble, Dan 76, 84, 85,155
Northup, Cameron 32,88,96
Northup, Creighton 68
Novotny, Christian 57
Npimnee, Hope 57
Nunez, Adrion 46
Nunez, Vanessa 32
0Oakeson, Marti 77
Oberheu, Liz 32
Obermueller, Kristen 57, 110
Ocegueda Orozco , Mayra 32
Ogden, Alex 32, 112, 145,144
Ogden, Tiffany 76
Ojeda, Sandra 61
Okeng, Lona 32
Okeng, Lord 32
Okereke, Elizabeth 76, 114
Okwumuo, Emeka 46,57,88
Olsen , Don 76
Omar, Timika 57, 153
Omar, Tyreshia 18
Orifov, Dovud 49, 161
Orozco Aguirre, Dulce 61
Orr, Sarah 24
Orth , Laura 57 , 82, 158,159
Osorio, Carlos 57, 138
Osorio, Jessica 32
Osorio, Morris 76
Ossenkop, Paula 46
Osso, Oras 68
Ostojic, Viktorija 46
Othman, Shadia 46
0 'too le, Alex 57
Overstreet, MarLakuittia 57
Palmer, Alexis 18, 32,126
Palmer, Char 18, 32, 155
Pane, Dustin 68
Paoloca, I van 61
Pape, Paul 28, 134, 135,158,167
Parker, Shalom 57, 118
Parks, Jay-J 139
Parks, Tearah 68
Partee, Michael 37, 155
Patterson, Janice 7 6, 96
Patterson, Tawhyne 68
Paul, George 61, 156
Paul, Grace 32
Paulk, Danielle 5 8
Pavey, Brianna 68
Paw, Sah You 32
Pearce, Whitney 32, 167
Pearson, Derrick 32, 161
Peery, Tyler 32
Penas, Bryan 76
Pena Vera, Maria 49
Perdomo, Ilse 58
Perez- Pecina, Yasmin 40
Perkins, Colin 68
Perry, Phoebe 46
Pershing, Joe 68
Perzinski, Drew 5 8
Petersen, J oahne 3 2, 167
Petersen, Ky le 7 6
Peters, Harley 46
Peterson, Kirsten 25
Peterson, Yvonne 68
Petr, Katie 143
Pett, Angel 68
Pew, Ashley 32
Pfeiffer, Gentry 32
Pham, Linda 68
Pham, Lisa 68
Pham, Oanh 58
Pham, Tri 49
Phan, Lynna 32
Phan, Tai 32
Phan, Teresa 3 2
Philemon, Ashlong 32
Philippi, Jeremy 68, 155,154
Phillips, Cody 49
Pacheco Ceballos, Micaela 57
Phillips, Raymond 46
Phun, Kiet 68
Pickrel, Nina 76
Pierce, Jeff 46, 142, 150
Pinneo, Noelle 32, 159
Plouzek, Alyssa 32
Pluhacek, Matthew 32
Podany, Julia 32
Polski, Rebekah 58
Portillo, Mitzy 69
Portugal-Casarrubias, Gonzalo 58
Prange, Ian 69
Prasek, Joey 32
Pratt, Danielle 46
Premaraj, Shyamaly 69, 139
Prinsloo, Mamo 76, 137, 156
Procacina, Allegra 32
Procacina, Nick 46, 168
Puentes De Luna, Karen 33
Puentes-De Luna, Luis 37
Pulec, Laura 58
Pumel, Jacob 58
Pumel, Terrance 33
Puok, Nyaduar 58
Puok, Nyameer 76
QQuiring, Steve 76
Quirk, Victoria 69
Quiroz, Luis 3 3
RRadcliffe, Jordan 88, 124
Raffety, Valerie 58
Rahder, Blake 46, 81
Ramirez, Mark 69
Ramirez, Rebeca 33
Ramos, Lucila 46
Rask, Kate 58
Rathe, Benjamin 58
Rathe, Emma 18, 110, 142, 143, 152
Reeves, Desiree 58
Reeves, Madeline 46
Reinhard, Andrew 58,158
Reinwald, Tobin 154,58
Rejda, Emily 33, 168
Rejda, Olivia 50, 155
Pickett, Jesse 46, 156 t
Remmenga, Chelsea Rotschafer, Matt 69, 123,159
Siebrandt, Kasi 59, 158 58 114
Schell, Zion 33, 98, 150 Staley, Michael 18 Rennings, Lori 76 Rotschafer, Zach 3 3 144,158,168
Siefker, Dylan 70 Stanley, Benjamin 48 Renteria, Gabino 7 6 Ruach, Gatdet 4 7
Schiel, Evan 69
Siegel-Causey, Clar- Starr, Alli on 60 Renteria, Hector 61 Rudge, Mikey 33
Schlake, Ana 47 issa 34 Starr, Darla 76 Renteria, Leticia 33 Ruppelt, Stephanie
Schlake, Charlot 7 6
Sifuentez, Danielle Steele, Del ' tre 61 Restau, Kellen 58 49, 158, 159
Schley, Conor 59, 34 Steele, Jame 139 Reyes, Mia 19, 47 Rush, Mario 62 145,144
Sifuentez, Reynaldo Steffen, Michael 34 Reyes, Yesenia 61 Rush, Terry 33
Schlicker, Felicia 18 70 Steinkamp, Ramey Reynolds, J ovonna Russell, Alex 69
Schnell, Cassandra
Sikyta, Athia 34 34 61 Russell, Keenen 37 16,80, 123
Silva, Rebeca 47 Stetson, Amy 76 Rhen, Rocky 69 Russell, Michelle 33
Schoeneck,Jaz 59, Silva, Tanner 47 , 157 Stevens, Elizabeth Rhoades, Stephanie Ruwe, Brett 6 138
Simonson, Cale 59 48 59 Ryan, Bailey 49, Schoenmaker, Ellen Simpson, Fred 76 Stewart-Finkenstaedt, Richardson, Melvin 159,168 69,158,159
Skillett, Paige 70, 91, Erika 60 37 Ryan, Taylor 69 Schrunk, Shai 69, 143,142 Stillwell-Edler, Anna Richardson, Rj 33 s 119
Sledge, De Adra 18 48 Richards, Will 59
Schubert, Jessica 69
Sledge, Laqwesia 34 Stimbert, Timothy 34 Rickover, Anne 7 6 Saad, Ali 76, 84 Schultz, Emma 69, Slivka, Anthony 70 Stitt, Joseph 60 Rife, Brittany 1, 168 Saad,Mohammad 33 110
Sloh, Esther 47 Stokes, Shawn 42, Riggins, Austin 59 Sackett, Evan 69, Schuman, Ory 47, Smail, Gabriel 34, 134 Riggins, Dj 69 161 137, 158 137 Stoki, Daniel 70 Riley, Jordan 126, Sackett, Krysta 59 Schwahn, Afton 59, Smail, Vincent 47, Stone, Alana 11, 159 110 Sadat, Summer 69, 126 137 Stout, Rebecca 60 Rinke, Kelsi 33 110
Scott, Kelsey 34, Smelser, Alex 70 Stovall, Du ty 34 Rinne, Michelle 33
Sainz, Sharee 11 143,142,159
Smith, Cameron 34 Strahan, Jacklyn 60 Ritz, Emily 59 Salazar, Hayley 69 Scott, Sierra 69
Smith, C.C. 112 Street, Travon 48 Ritz, Rebekah 69 Salazar, Jazelle 47, Scott, Steven 33
Smith, Darrell 70 Stricker, Malachi 37 Ritz, Tim 76 150
Scribner, Jordan 80
Smith, Devin 59 Strong, Phalin 60 Rivera, Cassie 58 Saleh, Ahmed 49 Scurlock, Rolanda
Smith, Kyle 59 Stubblefield, Sheldon Robbins, Brooke 59 Salisbury, Denison 77
Smith, Michael 139 48 Roberson, Dylan 61 69,156
Sefrna, Megan 34
Smith, Nakuya 61, Stutheit, Michaela 34 Roberts, Jeremy 33 Samuel, Julian 69, Selvage, Michaela 150 Stutzman, Cody 34 Robertson, Matthew 33 69
Smith, Tessa 47, 94 Suhr, Brittany 60 69 Sanchez, Benito 13, Sevey, Sara 34
Snider, Jamie 61 Suing, Ron 77 Roberts, Sean 59 139, 124, 134, Shade, Felicia 34
Snodgrass, Jerry 47 Sutton, Reanna 34 Roberts, Sonya 33 135 Shade, Jacob 69
Snyder, Sloane 70 Svec, Ashlee 48 Roberts, Tiffany 59 Sanders, Abigail 59 Shade,Sonny 69
Snydstrup, Elise 59 Svec, Jessica 60 Robertus, Robert 47 Sanders, Sara 47
Shafer, Dallas Robert
Solis, Trassy 49 Swenson, Mariah 34 , Robinson, Dustin 33, Sandin, Jenna 59 59
Solomon, Aylena 60 169 94 Sandin, Taryn 59 Shafer, Shelby 34,
Sorensen, Anne 70, T Rockwell, Athena 59 Sand, Nancy 76 168 143 Rodenbaugh,Josh 61 Sandoval, Karina 47 Shamo, Ahmad 61
Soto-Olson, Cooper Tackett, Jeremy 48 Rodriguez, Carlos 33 Sandoval, Luis 59 Shandera,Joe 76,92 34 Tadysheva, Diana 34 Rodriguezcassarubi- Sands, Jon 59, 122, Shannon, Mallory
Soto-Olson, Keaton Tady heva , Nadia 70 as, Gonzalo 69 145,144 126 34,126,154 Tadyshev, Dmitriy Rodriguez, Elizabeth Sapp, Jared 59, 137, Sharp, Cody 59
Specht, Robert 60 48,94 49 138,156,157
Shear, Heather 47
Spencer, Abbey 70 Taege, Nicole 60 Rodriguez Gonzalez, Sapp, Joshua 33 Shee, Sah Wah- 47
Spencer, Dy Ian 34 Tafoya, Ian 49 Alma 59 Sauer, Lisa 45, 76 Sheesley, Corey 59
Spencer, Hannah 34 Taladay, Jon 60 Roepke, Seth 47, 104 Saul,Mackenzi 11 Sheridan, Tierin 69
Spence, Zac 139, Tarr, Ricky 49 Roepke, Travis 33, Saunders, Naomi 49 Shields, Donte 69 161 Tarvin, Liz 70 160,161 Sawyer, Benjamin 59 Shirey, Garytt 69,
Springer, Hayley 34, Taylor, Ali 60, 152 Rohrs, Mitch 33, Sawyer, Xavian 91 139,156 169 Taylor, Katy 18, 73 122,158 Scalf, Brandon 69 Shirley, Jasmine 69, Springer, Jay 70 Taylor, Keegan 60 Roman, Francisco 59 Schaaf, Ashley 59, 126
Squires, Virginia 60, Taylor, Lorenzo 48 Roman, Leslie 17 134
Shokai, Martin 49 143 Taylor, Zeb 34, 88 Root, Griffith 4 7 Schade, Miranda 61
Shokai, Rawda 61
Staats, Rachel 34 Teater, Jake 34 Roque, Trisha 33 Schaffer, Marilyn 76
Shomaker, Scott 134
Stack, Rachel 70 Temple, Lonnie 34 , Rosales Mendez, Scheel, Andy 59
Shook, Jared 34, 169
Stahly, Jeremy 60, 137, 161 Roberto 33 Schell, Faith 33, 47, Shook, Lara 59 138
Tesch , Ellen 48, 96, Rost, April 33, 168
Showalter, Matt 70
Stalder, Daniel 34,
158,159
Trudell, Ulan 70 77, 106 37
Yost, Mitch 9, 98, Tesfalem, Mesmer
Trumbley, Lexi 35
Ward, Gregory 61
Williss, Katy 49 118, 125, 169 48
Truong, Dung 48
Ward, Steve 77, 37, Willmann, Geoff 61
Yound, Nate 49 Texley, Kurt 37
Thacker, Karen 77
Truong, Ngoc 70 144
Truong, Skylar 35
Wilson, Andrew 49, Young, Eli 61
Warne, Aaron 61 138 Young, Katelynn 71 Theye, Katelyn 60 , Tucker, Elliott 60
Warne, Kellie 70, 49, Wilson, Ben 61, 138, Young, Knezha 49 143
Tu, Duyen 49 153 156,161 z Thichiot, Nyabuay
Turner, Anthony 35 Washington, Daniel Wilson, Jack 61 60
70,161
Wilson, 0 li via 11 Zakharchenia, Alex Thi, Diana 70, 153
uWatson, Carreaseyaur Wilson, Steven 35 36, 112 Thiele, Luke 60, 98 Uhing, Peter 35 35,112
Wimberly, Justin 61 Zempleni, Flora 71 Thiessen, Micah 60, Uhing, Russ 77, 154, Watson, Jennifer 61
Winfrey, Jaymee 61 Zerfass, Danni 61 98,156,157 155 Watson, John 61
Win, Nan 35 Zerfass, Eric 71, 109 Thomas, Brittany 35 Ulmer, Nathan 61 Watson, Kennedy 61 Wismer, Elisabeth 49 Zerfass, Tasha 36 Thomas, Christopher Unzicker, Summer Watson, Miriah 49 Withrow, Kiernan 71 Zobeck-Patz, Rahni 35 48 Watson, Shyrenzie Witkovski, Ashia 35 61 Thomas, Molly 77 Uriostegui, Cristina 49
Witters, Maddie 71 Zunaibi, Jati 71, 94, Thompson, Andrew 60 Watson, Vancordeyah Wi yual, Keet 71 118 60
Urzedowski, Tati 48 49
Wiyual, Nyawargak Zuniga, Cindy 71 Thompson, Deavante Utterback, Mitchell Webster, Deangelo 35 Zuspan, Bill 46, 77, 70 70 49
Wlaschin, Tiffany 77 106 Thompson, Jessica V
Wedeman, Maggie
Wohlgemuth, Elaine Zwiebel, Justin 61 60 70 61
Thompson, Patrick Valdez, Jeffrey 35 Weeks, Kelsey 35 Wolfe, Brandon 71 48
Van Der Hagen, Weeks, Trevor 61
Wolfe, Madison 35 Thorson, Jamie 48 Randy 37 Welch, Emerson 70 Wolfe, Nancy 77 Timmerman, Annette
Vanhoosen, Ethan Wellman, Stephanie Wood , Evan 49 60 35,94 48
Wooten, Brad ·35 Tishkov, Eduard 35
Vanhoosen, Wesley Wells, Isaac 70, 94
Wortman, Mike 1, Toalson, Brent 77 _ 60 Wensel, Nick 71 156 Tobey, Mikayla 35, Vann,Jacoby 35,124
West, Michelle 77
Worton, Dagan 71 169
Vanschoiack, Trenton West, Sharon 77
Wotoe, Fannie 49 Tobin, Shanden 48 49 Wheeler, Ben 48 Woullard, Taylor 18 Todd, Mariah 18, Vanscoyk, Pameila White, Bob 73
Wright, Aaron 61 153 48 White, Chase 160, Wright, Alley 36,
I To, Duong 35, 115 Vargas, Alberto 61 161 169 To, Giang 60
Venegas De Luna , Whi t e , Deondre 71 , Wright , Jeanine 77 Tolliver, Tisha 48 Adrian 48 157
Wri ght, K ayl a 49 Tontegode, Cheyenne Verbitskiy, Vlad 61
White , De v an te 10 4 ·wrigh t , Suzy 49 48
Vernon, Jennifer 60, White, Shaneiqua 49, Wroble w ski, Hannah Toplica , Mirsada 35, 153 125,161 36 100
Versaw, Jack 61 Whyrick, Ch lsey 35 Wurm, Trevin 6 Torquati, Francesca
Vicroy, Parker 134 Wickizer, Anna 71, Wycoff, Elizabeth 36 48
Vidusic, Almira 49 49 y Tran, Bao 49 Viergen Mindieta, Wiebe, Claire 71 Trang, Tyler 70 Edgardo 35 Wiebelhaus, Daniel Yankton, Lavan 36 Tran, Rieu 49
Vivier, Hannah 61 61 Yaskevich, Sergey Tran: Jenny 60 Vivier, Jared 12, 145, Wiebelhaus, Jared 35 49 Tran, Kim 35 157 Wiedman-Tidball, Yaskevich, Tatyana Tran, Linda 60
Voss, Hannah 49 Laura 77 36 Tran, Marry 60, 80, Vrazalica, Rahela 48 Willemsen, Nancy Yates, Keith 36 112, 134 77
Yermakovich, Olesya Tran, Thi 35, 120, vv William, Daniel 37 71 121
Waechter, John 134, Williams, Carly 19, Yiel, Duop 71
Trawicki, Ashley 48 135 169
Treffer, Adam 137
Yiel, Nyawargar 49
Walin, Codi 61 Williams, Cody 61 Yoakum, Zach 49
Trejo, Lindsey 35, Walker, Nick 137 Williams, Cortez 61 Yoon, Stella 27, 120, 159 Waller, Ashley 48, Williamsen, Seth 35 121,143,159
Tromblee, Nathaniel 36 Williams, Jeffery 49 Yoshino, Hikari 61, 48 Walter, Clayton 70 Williams, Kelsey 61 87,134,135, Trout, Kierra 48
Wanamaker, Marissa Williams, Lashica 49 159
Troxel, Nick 35, 137 Williams, Marquisha 190 Index
