Northeast 2016 Yearbook

by Kera Kottmeyer

Over the 7 5 years of Northeast there have been many changes in academics, from the number of teachers that are on staff to the number of classes offered. Including all elective and special education teachers, there are an even 10 0 teachers on • staff here at Northeast. All of these teachers work together to educate the 15 4 2 students that attend Lincoln Northeast. Included in these 1542 are students that leave to attend The Career Academy, the science focus program, or the zoo school, along with arts and humanities: 5 2 students leave during the day to go to TCA, 9 leave for zoo school, and 2 leave for arts and humanities. Every student gets to choose classes that they want to take in order to graduate. They choose these based on their interests and also based on the requirements to graduate at the end of their senior year. St~dents can choose from 2 7 6 classes they have the chance of taking at some point in their high school career. Each class is different for every student and every student will do what they need to get through the class and have a good time taking the course with their teacher.

Academics Divider

Juniors Shayna Benson and Brady Pham do a class presentation in Mr. Bettendorfs AP psychology class. I

Seniors Breanna Johnston, Alexa Philbrick, Laci Webel,and Summer Hauser listen and take notes during a lecture.

Freshmen Olivia Pettit and James Garrett finish up cla:ss work in Mr. Bettendorfs geography class.

a science project that demonstrates separation in Mr. Schlautman's diff chemistry class.

Juniors in the required Take Charge class work on an on-~i ne lesson while Mrs. Crabtree explains the assignment at the front of the classroom.

Seniors Laney Frederick and Brittany Lewis play outside for their lifetime sports class with Ms. Amen.

Left to right: Juniors Peyton Reyna rd, Constance Cushman and Thomas Burbach work on

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Academic all stars are students who a e see byteachers as going above and beyond the expectations and excelling in certain reas. department chair was asked to name some students they felt met these expectati ns an who showed perseverance in the subject t roug out the whole school year. Many of the s uden do not know they are being recognized y the department until they get their pictur take Altogether there are 1O different dep rtme ts that were asked to recognize students. Th y are science, math, business, family and c science , art, world language, social s English, PE, and industrial tech . Ther re ny other students that excel in different bje , but these are some of the students depa ent chairs chose to recognize for their excellenc in th subject.Congratulations to these Roe t All tars!

all star departments

Science

Junior Austin Gronewald

Junior Cody Gronewald

World Language

Sophomore Kaylee Hill

What is your favorite thing to learn about?

"Graphing."

Junior Nicole Depetris

What is your favorite part about French class?

"The communication pa rt. 11

FCS

Senior Rachel Jarvis

What have you learned the most in Spanish class?

"The different cultures and how music can be relatable regardless what language."

Art

Business

Sophomore Nate Coutu re

What do you like most about FCS?

"Cooking food ~rnd then eating it. 11

Senior Zach Barnhill

What kind of art do What do you do in you enjoy doing? Business Class?

"Painting. Pencil and paper drawing."

"Lots of numbers, vocabulary, writing, TCha rts, minutes, overall preparing for the future."

Senior Taylor Kassebaum

Anna

"Rooney is super chill, and he doesn't try to mold (haha, get it?) people into something that they're not." -

freshman Lilly

Krause said.

The Art program at our beloved school is one of the best opport u n ities we have to offer. These 18 different classes take a special inte rest in creativity and self expression , a fie ld that not many other courses can f ocus on This important creative outlet is both challenging and rewarding . By focus ing grades not on talent, but on effort , all students can be rewarded on an equal bas is.

There are

3 art teachers

here at The Rock. Rooney (the 30 design teacher that we know and love), Elsener (our graphic design guru) and Hrbek (the friendly painting/drawing/counseling specialist)

Senior Yasmine Elkurd is a die hard fan of cats, so it is no surprise that she chose to do a portrait of Grumpy Cat for her project in her 2D design class

Freshman

Diaz is cutting away pieces of paper to make a stencil for her 2D design class.

Seniors Jacob Horak, Delaney Bartling, Tannah Fredrick, and junior Tyler Knaub participate in their peer critiques.

Junior Caden Highsmith focuses diligently on his sketch.

art classes offered

Senior Emilia Robinson is famous on lnstagram for her crazy makeup skills but here we see that she is also talented at watercolors.

Sophomore Jason Eppens is giggling as he sketches "I like that Mrs. his paper sculpture. Hrbek values all

"If you ever want to do some turnt art, visit Elsner!"Senior Tyler Spencer says as he artfully spray paints his idol and role model, Jim Morison.

of her students' art. She doesn't see anyone as a bad artist. She challenges all of Senior Tanner Skala is her students and doing some finishing makes them feel work on his project in like they are his pottery cl8ss. capable of making works of art." -Senior Elise Webb

Dreyjen Owens, a freshman is smoothing down his slab project in pottery so it can get ready to be fired.

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There are17 business classes offered here at Northeast. Each student is required to take two different classes from the business department. Every junior is required to have Take Charge, a career readiness class along with one other business class. All of these different classes help to prepare students for what will come after high school. They teach how to keep track of spending along with how to save for the big expenses each of them will be faced with. All of the different teachers are very passionate about what they teach and are excited to help students learn. Each of them = will take the time out of their day to make sure their students are successful and understand the material. Every single business class is a great way to learn about the future, and the skills learned will be able to help these students their whole life.

Technology class.

Juniors Tivon Phillip ng, Nadia Skorohod-Pool, and illiams look up scholarships on the ptops.

Freshm~rn Bouthaina Ibrahim is working independently in her Informational

Junior Christopher Meza Vela2que2 is taking notes from Mrs. Wolken's business class.

Sophomore

Malachi Smith focuses intently on his Information Technology class work.

Seniors Hidayat Baapir, juni r Austin Smith, sophomore Elisa Webber, and juniors

Kelly Clutter and Jared Johns soak the wisdom of Mrs. Wolken.

Student working on Ever-Fi, a new way teachers educate their students about money management.

Counselors Ms. Bass and Mr. Burbach explain to a Take Charge class ways to prepare for college applications and scholarships.

Northeast offers its students a variety of English options with l 5 teachers and 38 different classes. These classes not only provide students ·with life skills, they provide students with a look into other worlds and lifestyles. Senior Kayla Van Ness explains, "One of my favorite readings is Hamlet in English l OD. I love it because it provides me with a look into a different time period." Through these classes, students are able to place themselves in the lives of others, instead of just being told about it. -

Lessons

In Literatur

In all these classes students read different kinds of texts from short stories to textbooks and even each other's essays. The teachers of Northeast make sure to introduce their students to readings they normally would not choose for themselves. For example, Senior Victor Moreno says one of his favorite

units has been poetry. Moreno says, "Poetry is not a type of reading I would normally choose, but after

ebeing introduced to it sophomore year I found it is something I enjoy." Like Victor, students are always encouraged to be open to trying new things when it co.mes to

By Madison Woodward

Junior Madison McCoy works on an essay in AP Language and Composition.

English. It could be a new type of literature or way of writing their

essays, students are guaranteed to end each year of English with

Seniors Delaney Bartling, Addison Sellon, Linzie Krei2el, and Dillion Gushard work together in AP Literature and Composition. new-found likes and skills.

lish

Juniors Lawrencia Poole and Dawson Michel work on an essay in Ms. Griess's AP Language and Composition class.

Students in Mr. Reda and Mrs. Tallman's English 9 class work on research for their Genius Hour projects.

Senior Victor Moreno reads Silas Marner in Mr. Chapman's AP Literature and _Composition class.

Hailey Davidson, sophomore, works on a project in English lOD.

Food for

The family and consumer science department offers several different classes, from culinary classes to relationship classes and child development classes. The cooking classrooms may be tucked away in their own little corner of the school, but when ~the students cook the whole building can smell whatever it is they may be cooking. Every hallway and staircase is filled with the smell and everyone in the building knows that the FCS classes are cooking. Skills that are taught in these classes tan be used during the students' whole life. After they graduate and start living on their own students can use cooking skills and relationship advice during their everyday lives. Being able to use these skills is thanks to the teachers of the Family and Consumer Science department. These teachers are passionate about what they teach and are eager to have new students to build relationships with

family and consumer science _ classes

On Monday October 5, 2015, Northeast students had a fire drill during their 3rd period class to say goodbye to Mrs. Holliday. The whole school, students and staff, were asked to wear as much pink as possible for breast cancer awareness and in honor of Mrs. Holliday's fight with cancer. As she drove by she was very happy to see everyone and knew that she was going to be greatly missed during the school year by both students and staff. She was happy to wave, talk, and hug anyone that came up to the car window. Unfortunately, Mrs. Holliday lost her battle on October 19. For 22 years, Mrs. Holliday was a very active teacher in the Northeast community and was always willing to help students with anything. Any former student will say she was an inspiration to all and everyone that knew her will greatly miss her. She was always walking around with a smile on her face and happy to talk with anyone that wanted to.

Mrs. Loki e's class getting in line for their knives.

In Mrs. Lokie's class Junior Allison Webb and senior Jonathan Naylor prepare their food to start cutting.

Mrs.Skoru pa's class talks about how someone knows whether a relationship is healthy or not.

r orkin ent in u pa's class.

Freshman Claiton Clough slices a potato in Mrs. Lokie's class.

When thinking about industrial technology many people will think of mainly wood working classes . However there are different kinds of industrial tech classes here at Northeast. For example we offer automotive technology for those interested in mechanics, along with a variety of different wood working courses These classes are perfect for students who enjoy hands on and interactive learning experiences. Projects in wood working classes can range from CD holders to wall shelves and different sizes of boxes. All of the projects that students complete are graded and taken home. Even though each person works at their own pace, every~me completes the projects and are graded on their quality of work and how well they know the different skills.

In the automotive classes students learn about the different parts of cars and their engines. Most days the students get to work underneath the hood of the car instead of just learning material out of a book. If hands on learning is what students really enjoy, then industrial technology is right for them.

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Sophomore Dalton Bodfield sands down the final piece of his CD holder.

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Seniors John Eggers, Noah Heiser, and Nathan Benson work together to assess a car issue along with other students from their class.

over a student's work.

Senior Madeline Hunt checks out the 1 underneath of a car.

Mr. Schoeni ng has students work on many projects throughout the year, including wall shelves.

Mr. Schoening takes a picture with special education teacher, Mr. Rowe who helps him in many of his classes. -+ (D

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Junior Nadia Skorohod- Pool, sophomore Natalie Delaney, and senior Madeline Hunt change a car tire in automotive technology class.

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Some students really enjoy math classes while other students do not like it as much as their other classes. Whatever the case may be, the math teachers here at Northeast always find a way to make it fun and interesting for everyone. The teachers encourage and motivate all students to try their hardest on every single homework assignment and test. Most teachers are willing to stay after class and help explain different things to all of their students.

So even though math might not be everyone's favorite subject, all of the teachers try their best to make sure every student enjoys the time in their class.

Freshman Alise Warneking takes a quiz.

Seniors Kami Kucera, Dena Markley, and Alexis Strahm take notes in their AP Statistics class, taught by Mr. Eckman.

Freshman, Brennan Preble works on his worksheet in his fourth period math class.

Mr. Hagg's precalculus class listens as he gives a new lesson.

Alexa Philbrick is a senior taking AP Statistics for college credit.

"I look forward to stats everyday! Eckman is one of my favorite teachers. "-senior Addison Sellon

Freshman Kaitlyn · Hunt takes a test.

"Eckman

is love, Eckman is life."senior Braly Keller

Seniors Jaden Kelly , Zach Barnhill, Addison Sellon , Braly Keller, and Sean Rink in their AP Stats class.

Freshman Cayla Wiliby is focuses on her test.

A student prep8res to do squ8ts in beginn i ng weight

Sophomore Angie Ficke lifts weights in the sm8ller weight

Sophomore Evan Cornwell and junior Trevon Wilson play basketball during free time in Mr. Bartek's team sports class.

Seniors Jord:m Kruce, Tess Meyer, Trevo-r Peterson, Brian Paul, Kristin Stanford, antj Kayla Drapal play cone ball in Mrs. Amen's class.

Many students will say that one of the best gym classes to take is team sports. Lots of students take this class and most all of them have loved it. "Team sports is a very fun class, I got to learn how to play new sports that I didn't know how to play very well," sophomore Kevin Le said when asked how he enjoyed team sports. Team sports teaches students how to play team based sports. It might not sound very appealing, but it is actually pretty exciting to play against different people. Even if students know how to play the sport, it's still fun to play against other classmates and sometimes different classes Athletic or not, students end up getting involved because they get distracted in the fun, and class tends to fly by quickly. Most of the time on Fridays, the gym classes will combine and play games against each other or sometimes be on the same team as different classes. Sometimes they'll play One Pitch, sometimes they'll play Cone Ball, and sometimes they have free time. There are also many different gym classes students can take besides team sports.

Through memorizing the star cycle with Mrs. Martin, mastering the parts and processes of life with Mr. Connot, and barely escaping chemistry with Mr. Schlautman, it is safe to say Northeast has its' fair share of variety in the science department. With eleven teachers and twenty-five classes, students have no trouble choosing a class of their interest. Mrs. Martin, Ms. Clifford, and Ms. Odson help freshmen adjust to high school by studying multiple evolution theories and rock formations. For those interested in the study of life, Biology teachers Mr. Snoozy, Mr Connot, and Mrs. Kramer-Hansen take their classes through the ins and outs of cells Junior year can mentally and emotionally destroy students as Chemistry teachers Mr. Schlautman, and Mr. Skoda take students on a journey filled with significant figures, the periodic table, and element reactions. "Mr Schlautman definitely keeps us on our toes as far as the concepts go. He likes to give us a challenge," comments Junior Peyton Reynolds Then comes senior year where Mr . Hansen moves through the aspects of motion. On top of the core science classes, additional courses are offered. These courses tend to specialize in one or two specific concepts within the medical field. "I like taking Anatomy because I have a true interest in learning about how the body works. Mr. Stading also makes the class enjoyable because he knows how to teach the subject very well," comments Senior Jocie Towers Lincoln Northeast provides science classes any student can enjoy

Mr. Hansen's physics class experiments with the effects of gravity as senior Megan Sattler poses for the camera.

Mr. Enchc1y,rn 1s physicc1l science clc1ss works on c1 t , c1ssignment c1s freshmen Nc1thc1n Vergith, Gc1briel l '. Rc1miere 2, c1nd Lillic1n Krnuse fin i sh up.

Juniors Lc1ilc1h Zuhc1 i ri c1nd Erin Kerns hc1ve c1 discussion while determining 8 mysterious substc1nce during cl lc1b.

Senior Noah Heiser tests the acceleration of gravity as junior Brian Le watches in anticipation.

Seniors Ethan Karr and Katie Haeffner go over their Physics course work for Mr. Hansen's class.

Junior Becca Shilt2, sophomore Annika Kuchar, and senior Emilee Burdock use their deductive reasoning skills to attempt one of Mr. Schlautman's Chemistry labs.

science classes offered

science teachers

IT'S ROCKET SCIENCE

Students in Mr. Bettendor-Ps AP Psychology class look over their final story to share with the class.

social studies fi eachers

a worksheet in AP Pscholo.gy.

Students in ·Mr. Brooks's US History class work on a project in the Media Center.

!~~~~sis so much more than just ...,,,,,,"1fl".. history classes. It : h_. is about studying U,human trends and how these trends A affect populations of people History is a main ~-part of the social studies department, but there are <Ol

also classes like psychology, geography, civics, government A and politics, and economics, that ""'~~ .,V deal with some history but teach more than just how things came to be. "I really enjoy psychology . We learn _ ft about how and why we are the way we Vare and use history to explain it," says senior A Joanna Stallworth. Out of the 11 teachers C ... who teach t~e various social studies classes, all of them use history to teach their subject. They use history to show how populations have changed and how they react to certain events The class changes how they use history to engage students in activities and teach them about the subject. "In US History, we focus on how people migrated around America and what they did there to understand the history of America," says junior Ashland Evans. With the help of history, social studies becomes a more well-rounded subject.

Maggie

hard on her US History presentation.

Juniors Caden Fr8zier, Mohamed Komi, and True Nguyen Tran look over

Junior

Ferguson works

Mr. Cornwell checks on the work of juniors Long Ph8m 8nd Juli8 Ch8rles in AP US • History.

Seniors Del8ney B8rtling, Emm8 D8vis, Megh8n S8ttler, Addison Sellon, 8nd Z8ch Ch8mbers t8ke questions over their cl8ss present8tion in AP Psychology.

social studies classe

Juniors Chris Mez8 8nd Trenton Miller focus on finishing 8 worksheet for Mr. Brook 1s cl8ss.

Freshmen in Mr. Bettendor-Ps geogrnphy cl8ss work on m8king m8ps

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Mrs. Schlake's Spanish class takes notes for an upcoming test.

r World

By:Esmeralda Zuniga

Most all students in a world language class would agree that their language class is much different from any other class they take . .Students go into these classes knowing almost nothing, while in their other classes they have a little bit of background information. All students have the opportunity to choose = from 3 different languages, French, Spanish, and German, and gain knowledge in this language for al ( of their high school years. Language teachers think of fun ways to teach their students about different cultures and a brand new language. These games range from bingo with no English words, to games that involve running around the classroom. Most classes play something like Pictionary that always gets the whole class involved and learning new words By the end of the school year each student knows a little bit more about another language and culture that they can take with them for future years of learning or with them for the rest of their life.

Sophomore Christian Russert, and freshmen Lilly Uhlmann and Alussa Wessel take notes out of their book in French class.

Sophomores Elijah Downs, Thomas Larsen, and Emery Dowding, junior Brandon Claus, and freshman Evan Cornwell working on a worksheet to prepare for an upcoming German test.

Freshman Serenity

Loving plays a review game with the chrome books in second year Spanish

Freshman Ivy Guentar and sophomore Lindsey Musil work on the boa rd during a French re'{iew game. w

French students, junior Victoria Welch, freshman Meg Upah, and freshman Amy Perez, look over pronunciation worksheets.

learning through fun a nd g a me s

By Kera Kottme

Above: Sophomore Mariah

takes a nap during 7th period.

Left:Senior Emily Root's daughter, Peighton, and Sophomore Mariah Lovrien's son, Adrian, play Ring Around the Rosie with teacher Ms. Havlat. Peighton smiles as she sees her mom, senior Emily Root, walk in to pick her up at the end of the day.

Lovrien's son

Claus's son C takes a nap on teacher's chest.

Senior Emily Root's daughter, Peighton, plays hide- and-seek with the different teachers before the rest of the kids arrive.

with the most school spirit at sporting events. Our sports might not be the best in the state, but at all the events there are a group of students cheering on the team. This year all the different sporting teams had great seasons, and for some even making history . The Star Strutters won state again this year in the high kick division and the boys swim team won conference for the first time ever and also were city champions for the first time in school history. The varsity boys basketball team made it to the first round of state again this year and were district champions. A lot of this success is due to the fact that the cheer leaders are cheering at multiple events and also the Rocket Rowdies. The Rowdies try to make themes for the games and bring as many students as well as parents to the games to support the rockets . At all the events with a student section , there is constant cheering during the game and great sportsmanship from everyone in the crowd , as well as the players. This year with all of the exceptional teams and supporting student section here at Northeast it is safe to say that the Rockets have a great athletic program .

~club sports

Spirit Week

Spirit week is the week where every stt.Jdent in Lincoln Northeast High School can dress like a complete weirdo and not get judged for it, but also, following the dress code, of course. This year, our spirit week somehow landed on the same week as our fall break, so we only had 3 days of spirit week-sadly enough for students that enjoy Spirit Week. The first day of spirit week was Movie Monday where students dressed as their favorite movie character or anything movie related. Twin Tuesday was when students became twins with another person they chose. Rocket Pride/ Black&White Wednesday is when students rock out in rocket gear or anything black & white. There are students who will go all out to show their Rocket pride, while others are more subdued. Either way, we all root for the black and white in our hearts.

Seniors Kristi ~n Cornwell and Braly Keller dressed up fo t

Movie Monda ' ' as characters from Star War-:,.

Wednesday.

Seniors Kelsey Westland and Sammy Clark dressed up for Twin Tuesday.

Seniors Delaney Bartling and Addison Sellon dressed up as a pair of cows for Twin Tuesday.

Junior Maggie Ferguson going all out for Black 8... White

Seniors Jessie Nguyen, Yasmeen ElKurd, Madison Klingenberg, Miah Ramirez, Jordan Malcolm, and Taylor Kassebaum and teacher Mr. Campbell posing for a group picture on Movie Monday.

Pi skin P. srBQngress

Senior Brnly Keller

breaks a tackle in the Watermelon bowl, which is the black/ white scrimmage at the beginning of the season.

Junior Tivon Phillips led Class A in scoring with 17 touchdowns for a total 102 points. He hc:id 1284 all purpose yc:ird with 45 catches.

11 There 1 s nothing like family. At the end of the day, when the sun sets, that's all you have. Ultimately, that's all you need. A bunch of brothers, that bleed and sweat together, fought through summer, all the lifting and running, for moments like these, Because you don't ever get them back. Thank you guys for your heart and soul. 11 - Senior captain Ryan Cink (right) reflecting on his four years as a footbafl player. He was the starting safety this year.

Senior Alongc:i Chol , the stc:irting WR, wc:is 3rd in stc:ite with 938 yc:irds c:ind 58 cc:itches. His 938 yards i s 8 school record, the previous being 748 yc:irds. His 58 cc:itches c:ilso oroke the previous sahool record of 40. A record he now shares with Cc:iden Highsm ith who also hc:id 58.

Lincoln High 20 - 13 Northeast

Omaha Bryan O - 56 Northeast Columbus 14 - 33 Northeast Omaha Westside 27 - 10 Northeast Fremont 17 - 33 Northeast Millard South 20 - 27 Northeast Norfolk 35 - 33 Northeast Grand Island 51 - 14 Northeast Omaha Burke 56 - 53 Northeast Millard West 64 - 14 Northeast (State)

Junior Austin Gronewa l d sets up to kick as Tc:ilo n Little holds , lc:ices out of course. Gronewald sco r ed 8 totc:il of 48 points thi s sec:ison

Senior Malik Jones rushed for 111 yards try is season and helped the Rockets getl TD.

SenTor Jaden Kelly was an outside line backer. He 1s been a starter for 3 years on vars it')'. This season he had a total of 54 tackes and 7 for a loss.

Junior Jacob Stewart, seniors Braly Keller and Trevor Petersen, and junior Caden Highsmith

Seniors Kristian Cornwell , Jaden Kelly, Dylan Gushard , Braly Keller, Ethan Karr before ~rn away game at Seacrest Field.

Seniors Zach Chambers , Brian Paul, Ryan Cink ,-Trevor . Petersen, and Cameron Rider after a hardfought home game.

Senior quarterback Trevor Petersen led ctass

A with an austounding l.651 passing yards. He broke the school passing record. Along with tha record he also bro e the schooPs record for passing TDs with 21. this season.

Caden Highsmith, a junior, was a starting wide reciever. He and Alonga Chol share the new Northeast record with 58 catches this season. He said, 11 1 am very proud of how far we have come as a team this season. It'll be something I rem~mber forever."

Season highlights: Lincoln Northeast vs. -Lincoln Southwest-Went up 13-0 at half on a good team. Big game passing by junior quarterback Talon Little who connected with junior wide receiver Larry White for some big plays down the field. The defense played excellent as well as sophomore linebacker Chandler Mohr had some big hits on defense. Injuries played a major part in the second half. Lincoln Northeast vs. Lincoln East-a 4 1-30 with win for the Rockets! Talon Little tossed the ball all over the field mostly to Larry White who caught two TD passes well over 50 yards each. Talon finished with three TD passing while rushing for one. A strong game on the ground by sophomore running back Chandler Mohr who raced over 50 yards for a TD on his first carry of the game. He scored two rushing touchdowns and one receivi ng. Freshman cornerback Tobin Vocasek had an amazing one-handed interception! Overall record: 1-4

For the final JV game against East, players from ~LL levels contributed and earned a program win.

Season highlights: Lincoln Northeast vs. Lincoln Southeast-The offense played well. The Rockets drove down to the Knights' 15 yard line down 28-6. With 21 seconds left the Rockets called a time out and called tw c plays The first play got them a first down. On the second play freshman Christian Schuab ran it, but didn' t score. Back ups played most of the second .half, and the passing looked good. The final score was 35-6 Southeast. Freshman Elijah Brown won the LNE jersey for the Northeast vs. Columbus game. Overall record; 2-5.

Sophomore C8rson Be8ch kicking off.

The Roc~ets 1 offense li•ni ng up for 8 pl8y.

Bl8ck 8nd White scrimm8ge 8t Se8crest Field

Juniors Dylan Gushard (44) and Brett Hallee n (55) getting ready to stop the offense.

Sophomores Ayden Koss-Mashall (65) and Carson Beach (53) setting up on defense against Lincoln Southwest.

RESERVE

Season highlights: Lincoln Northeast vs. Lincoln High-The Rockets overcame two interceptions on the the first two possessions of the game.The defense and special teams played well. Junior wide receiver Brian Dillow played well, scoring the Rockets' only touchdown on a rushing attempt. Lincoln Northeast vs. Pius X-Sophomore Corbin Sindel had an interception, freshman Christian Schaub led the offense well, and Sophomore Ethan Goddard played very well on defense. Overall record: 0-5.

Anthony Stege (30), Ben Stewart (21) and Chase Schaub (99) on defense during the Black and White scrimmage.

Through their hard work, the varsity volleyball team was able to improve their overall record from last year. They more than doubled their wins from five in 2014 to twelve in 2015. One of those wins was against Grand Island. Senior Megan Sattler said this win meant a lot to the team . This season they played Grand Island in Grand Island and lost after four sets. However, a few weeks later they came back and beat Grand Island in the HAC tournament. All twelve members of the team put in a lot of hard work to make this happen. The girls also worked to improve the team atmosphere. Senior student manager Sydnee Hunt said the team atmosphere is "very fun" and the best part is the "team bonding." After thirty-six games and countless hours of practice it is hard to imagine the team not bonding. With this bonding, comes many memories. These memories were made on and off the court.Senior Addison Sellon said her favorite memory is going to camp. "The team stayed at Megan's aunt's house and while there we chased pigs . I was able to catch one. It was all very fun," Addison said. Although their record was not what they wanted it to be, the memories they made make up for that.

12-24 Wins Losse <;

Sophomore Camden Blowers spikes the ball while junior Emma Thomssen, and seniors Erica Craig and Addison Sellon stand ready to recover the ball if needed.

Seniors Jordyne Miles, Delaney Bartling, Addy Sellon, Megan Sattler, and Erica Craig pose for a group picture. The seniors put in a lot of hard work this season.

Senior Eric8 Craig 8nd the te8m cheer together before 8

Senior Addison Sellon serves the b8 ll.

Senior Del8ney B8 rtli ng received the Sh8nnon Drnke Aw8rd this se8son. This 8W8rd is e8rned by the pl8yer who exhibits the following ch8racteristics: h8 rdworki ng, enthusi8stic, loy8l, dedic8ted, 8ccepting of others, 8nd shows integrity in everything they do.

Clockwise: M8Kenn8 Kirk, Addison Sellon, K8llee Boh8ty, Erica Craig, Nigeri8 Jones, Emm8 Thomssen, H8nn8h Ochsner, Camden Blowers, Del8ney Bartling, Meg8n S8ttler, Allison Nixon,8ndJordyne Miles

The team celebrates 8fter scoring against Lincoln E8st.

Volleyball

By : Mel i ssa Ri ma

All the players on junior varsity through freshman teams always work hard and do their best to make it to the top and win their games. They each put in lots effort and an abundance of dedication for this sport, both during practice and during games. Working as a team is the most important thfng that they can do at their games and at practice They do drills that help them trust their teammates and that continue to help them during games . All the players show the coaches they are physically and mentally ready to work with other girls and that they are willing to work with everyone else on the team . This teamwork paid off for the freshman team, who won the city championship at the end of their season. It shows that hard work at practice really does pay off during the games .

The Rockets congrntulate East after a ha rd fought game.

Northeast junior varsity team takes a ti me out to figure out the game plan against East. l l

reseNe .1 • ·1 players

2 fresh m a n players

for the serve to come over .

Sophomore Brean n 1 Lamprecht , ~rnd freshmen Hope Buescher and Jolie t Rinaker stand in ready position prepared

Sophomores Sierra Smith, Jaydan Yeutter and Sierra Glade, and freshman Tatum Custer stand ready for the ball to come their way.

Sophomores Jaydan Yeutter and Sierra Glade go up for the block against East, while freshman Tatum Custer covers for them.

Freshman Tatum Custer and sophomore Sierra Smith cover sophomore Sierra Glade while she spikes the ball for the kill.

Coach Deidre Bergman calls the freshman team over for a quick ti me out.

!City Champs! I

Freshmen Brianna Shadegg, Riley Irvin, and Meg Upah get back into position for the next play.

Freshmen Alyssc1 Benson, Morgc1n Gregg , Kc1tie Pc1tterson, Bric1nna Shadegg, Riley Irvin, and Meg Upah , congratulate each other after a good play.

Freshman Sydney Earleywine, sophomore Madison Andersen, junior Mercedees Smith, freshman Riley Woodward, juniors Sydney Green and Madison McCoy, senior Laney Frederick, junior Mercedez Schmidt, seniors Summer Hauser and Lexi Moslander-Owen and the remainder of the varsity softball team smile for a team picture.

Sophomore Sydney Meier is the v~mity C8tcher.

Junior M8kenzy Schmidt, seconds 8W8Y from hitting 8 dinger prob8bly.

Senior Lexi Mosl8nder- Owen on first b8se.

Softb all has been an influenti al part of my life for five years now, but this year was de~inately the best. It was a memorable way to end my softball career . I'm forever thankful for my team. -Senior Lane y Fredri ck said when refle cting on th e season.

H8dley Outl8wWilli8 ms, 8 freshm in is up to b8t 8g8ins i Om8h8 Bry8n.

V8rsity girls we8r pink bows in their h8ir for the first g8me in October for bre8st C8ncer 8W8reness.

"We have had to play positions that we don't normally. Girls don't always get their playing time but everyone is so good at being good spirits. Its very impressive for a younger team." -Senior Captain Elise Webb on the team's greatest adversity.

The jv and reserve teams put in a lot of hard work this season. The teams were composed of girls with all different skill levels, from very experienced to beginners. No matter where they fell, all of the girls worked hard to improve their skills . They constantly pushed each other at every practice and game. Every player earned the spot on the field. Not only did they improve their skills, they also came together to build lasting relationships. Strong relationships and communication skills are vital for a win. Each girl on the two teams was able to make lasting memories. For freshmen Hadley Outlaw-Williams many of these memories were made on the countless numbers of bus rides The girls will never forget the memories made this season

Sophomore Madison Andersen rounds tni base ~rnd heads home to get a score for the Rockets .

""I

really enjoyed playing with my teammates a d we had a very close bond." sophomore Madison Andersen said when reflecting on the year.

Kasha all, freshmen, wait or the ball to get the out for Northeast.

Junior Luzelena Moreno waits for the ball to come her way.

Sophomores

Natalie Delaney and Taylor Morgan , freshmen Emily Fountain, and Junior Lizzette Moreno wait to bat in the dugout.

Hadley Outlaw Williams is up to bat in a game at Doris Bair.

Frehsman Jurnee Boucher pitches fo he ockets in he·r games against Southeast.

Fres men Riley - Woo ward waius for the inning to start.

Staying Ahead of the P k

by : BryZada Hoffman

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Mr . Snoozy is both a science teacher here at Northeast and the coach of both the boys and the girl~ cross country team Snoozy pushes all of the runners to perform their best during races and also in the classroom. During practices not only do the coaches push each individual runner but they push each other as well. Being on a team requires tt1at each individual person work to set and reach new goals, and to also work as a team to accomplish a particular goal. Encouraging others and helping to give them the confidence it takes to do their best is also a must. Before races the boys gave each other pep talks and got each other pumped for the upcoming race Senior Wyatt McLeod, a returning state qualifier for the past three years, helped to push his teammates and help them all improve their times during the season The boys on the JV and varsity cross country teams show great support for each other and help to show a team atmosphere during every race and practice.

Senior Luke Menefee

pushes to st8y 8he8d of 8 runner from 8nother school.

Senior Adin Conn8tser comes 8round the l8st curve of the rnce course.

V8rsity boys 8nd girls runners huddle together for 8 pep t8lk before their rnce.

Sophomore Eli Connatser , senior Wyatt McLeod , jun iors Jay Stander and Mohamed Komi , senior Adin Connatser , junior Caden Frazier , and freshman LeeAaron Berks dart off the starting line as the pistol goes off

Senior Adin Connatser and teammate do a handshake to get pumped up for the race.

Sophomore Greg Hubbard, freshman Keegan Anderson., and sophomore oshua Kohrell push ard to finish the last stretch of the race.

Senior Wyatt McLeod, junior Mohamed Komi, sophomore Eli Connatser, junior Jay Stander, and senior Adin Connatser, stay together at the start of their race.

Senior Wyatt McLeod, sophomore Eli Connatser, junior Jay Stander, seniors Adin Connatser and Brendin Wiltshire, freshman LeeAaron Berks, juniors Nathan Johnson and Caden • Frazier, and senior Luke Menefee take a group picture behind the team banner before a race at Pioneers Park.

Seniors Reagan

Uhlmann and Katie Haeffner , junior Tressa Triplett , and freshmen Lilly

Uhlmann and Emily Westfahl meet up before the race.

Senior Kami Kucera, continues on with her race.

Senior Joc i e Towers, freshman Kate Schoening , senior Amelia Baker, and freshman Emily Westfahl line up anticipating the start of the race.

Both the girls and boys cross country teams work hard to become better individual runners and also push their teammates hard. Even though the cross country team is usually pretty small, all of the girls work their hardest to make it the best team possible . At practices and meets, all of the girls strive to become better . Runners ask for tips from coaches and run on their own time in hopes of improving their times at the next meet. It is clear that every girl has a passion for · running from the improvement of all of the girls' times throughout the course of the season.

This season there were five seniors who were great leaders for the both the girls and boys team. They pushed all of the younger girls, so they could improve, and also so they can be leaders for the team in years to come. Both the returning girls and coaches have high hopes for the team next season

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Freshman Emily Westfahl gets a hLg from a supporter after a good race

Freshmen Lilly Uhlm~rnn and Kate Schoening smile while participating in team stretches before the meet starts.

Senior Katie Haeffner runs on w ith the finish line in sight.

Freshman Lilly Uhlmann, senior Kami Kucera, and sophomore Shelby Bloom stay together at the beginning of the

Freshman Kate Schoening runs along the last part of the course.

Seniors Jocie Towers and Amelia Baker, sophomore Shelby Bloom, freshmen

Emily Westfahl and Kate Schoening, seniors Reagan Uhlmann and Kami Kucera, junior Tressa Triplett, freshman

Lilly Uhlmann, and senior Katie Haeffner take a team picture behind the cross country banner before a big race.

The varsity boys tennis team started out with pretty much a whole new team, with only two returning varsity players, junior Riley Kilzer and senior Zach Barnhill, and one additional senior Logan Peterson moving up from JV. These three boys worked hard to help all of the players improve their skills and help to better the team as a whole. The varsity head coach, Coach Wiehn taught the motto, "You bet." This quote brought the team a certain mentality for the season and was a fun inside joke between all of the players, on and off the court. Every challenge started out with, "You bet." When senior, Logan Peterson, was asked how tennis has impacted his life, he responded, "Tennis is the greatest thing to be a part of at Northeast. I learned many new skill sets, like how to not get angry at stuff. We have the most fun out of any sport doing what we love and doing more as a team outside of practice and meets. Tennis is the greatest sport ever." This season has set up a great future outlook for the team next year and many more seasons after that. You bet.

German exchange student, junior Chris Frerichs, serves the ball to his opponent from Lincoln Southeast.

Number one doubles player, senior Logan Peterson, returns the ball to a North Star opponent in his doubles match with Keaton Fletcher.

Junior Austin Gronewold sends the ball across the court to his competitor.

waits for the serve from Lincoln Southeast to come over the net in his doubles match.

Junior Keaton Fletcher serves the ball during his doubles match against Lincoln East.

Number two singles player, junior Riley Kilzer, starts out the match wi.th a serve to his competitor from Lincoln East.

Junior Zach Hoke tosses the ball up for a first serve. Putting spin on the ball.

Sophomore Jack Klingenberg charges the net for a winning volley.

Freshman Malachi Smith watches his opponent serve the ball during his doubles match.

Junior Neel Patel moves backwards in order to hit the ball and get the score against Lincoln High.

match winning serve.

Junior Drew Ahlb E"9 serves the ball to is Lincoln High competitor.

Freshman Anthony Davison waits for the Southeast player to serve the ball.

Sophomore Justin Sacks volleys the ball back to the other side of the court.

Sophomore Jacob Meyer watches intently as his doubles partner returns the · ball.

Junior Derek Nguyen looks back to watch his doubles partner serve the ball over the net.

The goal of junior varsity and reserve players is to someday be on varsity. This season, there were only nine boys between both the junior varsity and reserve teams . Since there were only nine, this meant that these players were able to get more playing time on both teams.

All of the boys on both of these teams this year, worked really hard to improve their skills and become better players. They worked hard at practice and gave it their everything during matches. Some of the boys even sought out the help of the current varsity players for insight and pointers to help them.

At the end of the season both coaches and the players were proud of how much each player had grown during the season, and everyone is looking forward to next year, in hopes of making varsity .

Left to Right: Freshman

McKenna Herrington , freshman Meg Markley, senior Tess Meyer , junior Trina Barmore , junior

Constance Cushman , and freshman Emma Krause

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With determination, passion, and skill, the Lincoln Northeast Girls Golf program finished an impressive year as Senior Tess Meyer and Junior Trina Barmore both scored under 100 strokes for their personal bests. Golf requires concentration on and off the course and requires the ability to make strategic decisions. The five members of the Varsity team along with the two members of the JV team put in long preparation days, and the hard work paid off in every tournament. Sophomores Sophie Hart and Emma Krause both made personal bests at the District Championships, and junior Constance Cushman scored her personal best at this year's HAC tournament. The team's best average was 508 for Varsity; 287 for Junior Varsity. "This season turned out really well. I am super proud of myself and my improvements over the past four years," stated Meyer.

Left to right: Senior Tess Meyer, junior Constance Cushman, freshman Emma Krause, and sophomore Sophie Hart.

Coach Tom Ochsner congrntulates junior Trina Barmore after a successful tournament.

Senior, Tess

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History to place at the Class A, NSAA Girls Golf

Me1M~le~a~hs 11 freshman. She finished the season

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McKenna Herrington is a freshman. She finished the season

Sohpomore Emma Krause finished the at the District Championships.

Trina Barmore is a junior. She finished the season with a personal best~ 6

Senior Tess Meyer achieved her personal bestof 84

at the Class A NSAA Girls Golf Championship meet.

Constance Cushman is a junior. She fini s hed the season with a person~raQ which she achieved at the HAC Tournament.

Sophie Hart is a sophomore. She finished the season with a personal best of

which she achieved at Districts.

L to R: Sophomore Sophie Hart, junior Trina Barmore , freshman Emma Krause and senior Tess Meyer. Girls Golf

Senior Erica Craig dribbles down the court aga i nst Pius X.

Freshman, Aza iya Trainor , swings from junior varsity to varsity. She is seen here shooting a free throw.

Junior and two year varsity player Aaliyah Evans said that she was most proud of the impressive skill the team has for being so young. She said everyone has really stepped up this year and put in a lot of time in on and off the court. She is proud to be part of such a funny, hardworking, positive team.

Girls Bas~etball

Say cheese! The basketball girls get together for a large group selfie on the right. The JV girls take a Snapchat on the left. See? They have a little fun, too.

Girls Basketball

Basketball is not an easy game to play. It might seem a simple thing to put a ball through a hoop, but doing it while running at full speed through a pack of girls intent on stopping the ball or you, and it becomes a test of will and skill that only a few can excel at.

Here at LNE, all three girls basketball teams have been extremely impressive this year. They have displayed impressive amounts of skill and teamwork. All girls have shown that by using a foundation of fundamentals and determination, • progress is inevitable.

The girls on each team have put in countless hours of work both on and off the court From coming early, to staying late, to going to the gym individually , these girls have done it all.

These team put in their best effort during games and also during all of their practices. However, it's not all work. The teams managed to have a little fun together, too.

Sophomore Carmen Ramos takes a tough shot against Lincoln High.

The Rockets huddle up prior to tip off, getting themselves ready to play for LNE!

Three Trips to Stat~

By Katlyn Vanourney and Chasity Nicholson

The boys varsity basketball ended the season with 16 wins and 1O losses . Coach Mercer said, "Our best wins have been against Bellevue West earlier in the year." Freshman Malcolm Helmstadter-Whitlow had a big night of 29 points that night! "We also had exciting wins against Southeast and [beat] North Star twice." The boys· won districts and went on to play in the first round of the state championships at PBA! Coach Mercer also added, 'Tm very proud of what the guys on Varsity overcame this year to make it to the state tournament for the third year in a row. This was a very tight group that stuck together and really enjoyed playing for one another. Thank you to Seniors Binko Bradley and Malik Jones for their 4 years of contributionsl"

Senior, Malik Jones fights to get to the basket to make a lay up against the Bolts.

Junior Tyson Shadegg, the team's starting point guard, drives against a Norfolk defender.

Trace Tupper stands an astounding 6'9 11 The junior has had another strong season full of shots, jumps, swats, and dunks.

Boys Basketball

In the game against North Platte, Yashua Bradley , a freshman , was put into th e game Within 1 minute of being in the game, he had possession of the ball numerous t i mes and scored 5 points

Senior Tcllon Little drives against Pius X. The Rockets held off a • late rally to beat the Thunderbolts.

11 0ur team put in work and overcame adversity. 11 Junior Noah Thompson said when reflecting on this year's season. Thompson said that he is especially proud of freshman , Malcom Whitlow for playing the way he has.

Senior , Binko Bradely shoots a 3 in the game against Norfolk.

Junior Tivon Phillips sustained a wrist injury this year, yet still contributed. Here he shoots a free throw in Ed Johnson gym.

Malcom Whitlow, a freshman, has had a very impressive season. Against Bellevue West, Whitlow had 29 points.

When sophomore, Nate White, was asked about his favorite memory of this season he said, When Kavon got hit in the head with a oall by M cer. 11 White swings from JV to varsity regularly.

Junior Kavon Lofton shooting a free throw

Junior Larry White making a 2 pointer.

Junior Varsity

Junior Varsity wrapped up their season with a record of 6-13 . During the year, the guys showed lots of improvement. Coach Bell had this to say this about the Junior Varsity guys: "We were competitive in many games and had chances to win. They were a good group of guys and we worked hard!"

Freshman

The freshman boys kept a positive attitude through a tough season. When asked if he had anything to say about this year's team number 23, Jacob Jackson, said, "I am the coolest one." The team finished the season with a record of 0-11 Despite the record, the boys enjoyed the experience When asked how many games they won, number 30, Andrew Mcwilliams, said, "Haha Ya. None." Number 15, Hahler Groth, said that he had fun on this year's team.

Freshman Yashua Bradley making a three pointer.

Reserve

Reserve basketball finished with 3 wins and 7 losses. The team, just like all the Rocket teams, got better as the year went on. They never stopped battling until the final whistle. They worked hard and fought harder. They had two victories in overtime and also lost one game on a shot at the buzzer. Their most impressive victory was over East, who proved themselves to be a difficult opponent. The Rockets won the game against the Spartans by 4 points.

Number 5, sophomore Justin Sacks; number 24, sophomore Donovan Speer; and the rest of the reserve team warm up before Millard South game.

Number 3 Terell Bluford pushing to the basket

Number 22 Conner Erickson shoots a free throw.

Boys Basketball

Junior Jacob Sabin prepares to start against Southwest.

Mar' San Casteneda, junim, work for a pin a Pius.

Head coach Patrick Neilly , a teacher at Dawes , has been with Northeast wrestling for 9 seasons

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Wrestling allows athletes of all grade levels and experiences to find their strengths. Some wrestlers come to Northeast with many years of club experience. Others join the team with no experience at all. No matter which category one falls into, the coaches take the time to instruct and guide each one. They are also able to look to the veterans on the team . These members offer insight to the new members on everything from new moves to how to handle their first meet. This year's seniors lead the team at meets and through every practice.

The wrestlers are able to find their strengths, both physical and mental , because wrestling is often viewed as one of the most demanding sports physically and mentally Wrestlers have to make sure they are on top of their weight each week in order to wrestle . This requires a lot of mental toughness as wrestling season also happe n ; to be holiday season. Wrestlers are expected to come to every practice ready to work hard and push themselves farther everyday. These things have led to the team motto for this season, "Breakthrough." The wrestlers must break through any doubt tha t they have in themselves to get the win. Senior Kendrick Frazi e • says this motto means a lot to the teams. Whene v ~r they are struggling, they take a moment and think "brea k through."

BREAKTHROUGH

By Madison Woodw

Sophomore Corbin Sindels celebrates a win against Southwest.

Sabin, and other members of the team cheer on their teammates during the home dual against Southwest.

1or Christopher dev, te tries to get edown against e ue West.

Senior Tat:1n r Bodfield tries to get a pin.

Freshmen Camren Severson and Chayse Shaub, junior Jacob

The first matc h of the season for Northeast wrestling is the black and whiJe dual. A t this dual members of the team wrestle each other for varsity spots. However, winning at this dual does not guarantee a varsity spot the whole season. Wrestling is unique in that JV members are offered the chance to move up to varsity periodically throughout the season. JV members are able to wrestle off with varsity members in hopes of taking the spot. This opportunity is one of the many things that motivates JV wrestlers to work hard. It helps them pus 1 each other and themselves.

Wrestling is also unique because there are only two teams, varsity an< I :: junior varsity. Although some meets are for freshmen only, there is no set freshmen or reserve team. This allows the members of the teams to spend more time working together, instead of being divided. It also creates for a unique mix pf varying skill levels on the JV team. The freshmen are able to learn by working directly with more experienced wrestlers, instead of only working with other freshmen. Members of the JV team are able to constantly improve their skills by working with varsity members. This prepares them for the day when they step onto the varsity mat.

Freshm~rn Peyton Spencer goes for a pin against Southwest.

Freshmen Mauricio Salazar, Peyton Spencer, and Charles Dungan, sophomore Ethan Goddard , junior Tyler Ulrichson, and freshmen Chayse Shaub hang out in between rounds at a tournament.

John Cejk8, sophomore, 8ttempts • to get 8 t8kedown.

Peyton Spencer, freshmen, works to m8int8in control during 8 du8l with Southwest.

K8ne Bowers, freshmen, fights to maint8in control.

Junior Tyler Ulrichson, sophomore Eth8n Godd8rd,8nd junior J8cob Brees t8ke 8 bre8k in between rounds.

Junior J8cob Brees and Freshmen Riley Ch8se 8nd Levi Stiles pose for 8 photo 8t 8 meet.

Senior Katie Haeffner, completes a dive at the Lincoln High and Lincoln Southwest triangular. Katie is a four year state competitor, earning a 7th place medal both her freshman and sophomore year.

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diving team has had a very ~,... memorable season. From stand-out swims and dives made by numerous athletes, these girls have done nothing but impress . There were 22 female swimmers and divers this season. Of those 22, 10 of them were seniors, many of which have been swimming or diving for 4 years. All of the seniors were great leaqers for all of the new and also returning swimmers. Each and every girl felt like a part of one big swimming family and felt like they were an important part of the team.

The girls team was able to finish 4th in the Conference Championship Swim Meet, with a very impressive victory over Grand Island, who had beaten them at the Cotter Invitation.al just weeks before. The girls, throughout the whole season, • . pushed themselves and each other to better the whole team.

Junior Kera Kottmeyer finishes her first 50 of her 200 IM 8t 8 home meet.

Seniors Maryah Norton, Linzie Kriezel, and Shae Alexander all pictured after their start of the 50 Freestyle against Omaha Duchesne.

Sophomore Mya Bahm swims breaststroke during her 200 IM at Lincoln High.

SW ers

Freshman Meg Upah 1 above, swims the 100 butterfly against O maha Duchesne. She h8s been an impressive element to the team this year.

Freshman Lily Uhlman swims the 50 freestyle against on e of the first meets of the season Omaha Duchesne.

Junior Kera Kottmeyer, seniors Jessica Brennan, Anna Carlson, Mikara Feit, Linzie Kriezel , Madi Klingenberg, Shae Alexander, Kati~ HaefFner, Ameila Baker, Caylee Lind, and sophomore Mya Bahm.

"Coming into this year and knowing how big and how old of a team ~e were going to have was something to really look forward to. Freshman year me and most of the other seniors on the team now met some amazing team leaders who I know we all strive to be like, to influence and to encourage just like they did. I'm hoping

that the 20 swimmers from our class were able to lead the team this year like we were once led four years ago. It has been a crazy ride," Senior Captain Linzie Kriezel said when reflecting on her four years on the team. Kriezel has planned to continue her swimming career. She has signed to compete for Agustana.

Senior Mikara Feit has truly been a stand-out athlete this year, along with her past three years as part of the swim team. Mikara plans to continue her swimming career at the Liniversity of NebraskaKearney. "In my four years on the swim team, I have

met my best friends. I know that after college I won't remember the hard practices or running at six in the morning or even the times I swam, but I will remember the people I met. Next year I will swim at the University of Nebraska-Kearney, and I know I couldn't have done it without the support of my coaches and friends."

Senior Noah Heiser does a start at the Cotter Invitational.

swimmers:

Senior Logan Peterson , waits for the start of his l 00 Freestyle.

Senior Kevin Monge does a turn duri-ng the l 00 Fly.

When Senior Captain Noah Heiser (below) was asked to reflect about his best memory from his 4 years, he said it was when the Conference Championship came down to the last race (4x100 freelay), which he was in Winning the title in such epic fashion is something he says he will never forget.

Senior Braly Keller: "Swimming is so unlike other sports where you won't have to worry about coach's favorites or any starting positions. You go into practice and it is up to you how hard you want to work because in the end it will show with your performance. Time is constant and can't be argued. This season has been everything we hoped for and more. The guys team has gone from a laughing-stock of Lincoln to City Champions and the front-runner for the Conference title in a matter of two years, something this school has never done before. We are starting to come together as a team and there is no stopping what we can do!"

Sophomore, Jason Eppens, finishes his l 00 Fly.

Junior Peyton Renards swims Freestyle at the the Cotter Invitational.

Sophomore Ac1ron Hc1effner hc1s plc1ced in the top 2 of every regulc1r sec1son meet du ring his two yec1rs on the tec1m. He , hc1s done nothing but impress others with his dedicc1tion to the sport c1s well c1s his humble •

divers

Jc1cob Hc1wkinsi 8 sophomore) is seen c1bove swimming freestyle c1t the tric1ngulc1r between Lincoln High c1nd Southwest. When c1sked to refl ect on his two yec1rs of swimming he sc1id 1 ~'Everyone doubted us in the beginning but we came out and sflowed everyone how good we really are. It was a sight to see."

Jc1y Stc1nder, 8 junior, is seen swimming the brec1ststroke portion of his 200 IM.

Motivated was the perfect word to describe the boys who were part of the 20 15-2016 swim and dive team. The group of young men was lead by their team captains Braly Keller and Noah Heiser, who have both participated in swimming for 4 years and have attended the State Championship Swim meet in individual events as well as relays The boys were able t win against every single Lincoln team they competed against, as well as most of the out of town teams.

Along with have and outstanding swim team, Northeast have a very impressive dive team even if it did only consist of 2 boys.

By Jessica Brennan and Kera Kottmeyer

The boys dive team has always been exceptional and very impressive, and this year is no exception to that. Senior Austin Alexander placed 2nd in state along with winning conference and sophomore Aaron Haeffner placed 4th and placed second behind Austin at conference. Along with his fourth place medal, Aaron also won a majority of the regular season meets. With the help of the divers and every member of the boys team, the guys were able to do many things never done before by the program. For example, the team beat Lincoln Southeast and Lincoln East 2 years in a row they won the city championship, and they finished the season by winning the Heartland Athletic Conference. Even though the team has lots of seniors leaving, all of the returning guys are excited to see what the team can accomplish next year.

Junior Caden Frazier, Freshman LeeAaron Berks, and Sophomore Eli Connatser preparing for their run at the first Varsity track meet of the season at Wesleyan.

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4xl freshmen relay team Ivan Wilks, Malcolm Croskey, Elijah Brown, an Ravonte Bauck Track and Field

an Peyton cer is throwin l shot put. Senio ayla Drapal, Coac 1 Shada, Junior Brett Halleen, Junior Chevinn Rayburn, Junior Zack Baars l )Ok on.

Senior Adin Connatser and Junior Brian Dillow ran in the same heat during a race.

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Sophomore Riley Lanxon running the 800m race.

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By Cindy Le, Shelly

ck and field team put in all their hard work every single day to reach their goal. Through ine you'll see them on the track field practicing; nothing will stop them until they reach re good in every event, it makes us top contenders in the meets we go to'" says Coach many new faces on the Track & Field team. Junior Mohammed Komi tells us his

to get it done. A you feel great and until the very end. " Ethan Karr.

race at the track meet in Wesleyan Weary Center: "After the race, I was winded and Running in a race is a nice experience, during the race, in your mind, you just want you give a sigh of relief because all the nervousness and pressure is gone and ed. The team members work together during practice and cheer each other on sport you gotta compete to place and you gotta place to win," said Senior

Sophomore Russel Nguyen, Senior Malik Johnson, Sophomore Jake Short, Senior Nate Sampson. Senior Ethan Karr, Junior Brett Halleen, and Senior Christian Cornwell take a break at a meet.

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Sweat, sore muscles, and mayb and Field team as they train with de worth it in the end. With eight senior guided the right direction with the help that everyone is really supportive of each

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By Shelly Nguyen & Cindy Le

Junior

Pierson , Senior Jocelyn Walker, Junior Emma Thompson, and Junior Khadiya Mengelkamp.

n underclassmen to fill in for some

ars come from the girls on the Northeast Track n to get better at their events. It'll definitely be e team, the underclassmen are sure to be urning veterans. Senior Rachel Jarvis says he track team. From freshmen all the season and become determined all Coach Snoozy said that the girls way to seniors, team members bond throu together and support everyone, no matter w team is smaller than the boys and are more dep events because we so few senior girls on the tea

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Sophomores Shelly Nguyen and Melissa Kimbulu at the season's first Varsity track meet at Wesleyan Weary Center after Melissa ran her first 400m race of the season.

Freshman Hope Buescher running 300 hurdles.

Junior Sarah Moore jumping over a hurdle • during her 55m race at the first track meet of the season.

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Sophomore Annika Kuchar running the 300m hurdles.

1or Abi Termaat on her way to clear another hurdle in her 55m hurdles race atan indoor meet at Wesleyan Weary , Center.

Freshmen Abby Neill, Nana Ahmed, Shayla Nguyen all running in the same heat during the 300m hurdles race

Freshman, Emily Westfahl , dribbles the ball down the field against the Bolts .

Megan Sattler, a senior, is a captain this year. When asked to reflect about how she felt about the team was this year she said, "We have been able to surprise a lot of teams so far this year and the girls are amazing, fun and energetic. We all share the same motivations with improving and beating teams we haven't won against for awhile."

Regan Ulhmann defends the goal alongside Elise Webb in the game against the Pius X Thunderbolts.

Elise Webb plays goalie. She has played soccer for 4 years.

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Sohomore, Madiso n Reif, struggles with the Pius X girl for the ball.

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determined women This was made explicitly evident from the first game of the season. The girls continued to improve their skills and built even stronger bonds as a team.

Soccer is a sport built on a foundation of endurance and strategy . The team is lead by 3 captains These captains are Kyla Gushard, Regan Ulhmann, and Megan Sattler. These girls have all been playing soccer for a long time and work extremely well together. Ulhman and Sattler have played on the same soccer team since 2 nd grade .

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Freshmc1n Mc1cken zi e Moreno t ries to get the bc1ll from her op ponent.

Junior Tressel Triplett keeps the bc1ll c1wc1y from her Northstc1r opponent.

This year the many girls on the junior varsity and reserve soccer teams pushed themselves to work very hard . Anytime players have to work with .a new team, it acn be very challenging , but all of these girls worked hard to make it successful. They worked on new formations and tried to find wha 1 would work best for the team as a whole. Even if all of the teams togeth f r didn't win as many games as they-m a , have wanted too, they still were p~ou l in how far the team progressed over the whole season and even at some points from week to week. The coach '. S are all excited for what the seasons t o come with these girls hold.

Jun

Vivic1n Perez Alvc1rndo dribbles the bc1 ll.

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1uniors Luzelena f'Aoreno and Tressa r riplett take the all down the field o score a goal.

Sophomore Avery Short throws the ball in after it was kicked out of bounds.

Junior Vivian Perez Alvarado throws in the ball to a teammate.

Sophomore Rhiannan Timmermann pursues the ball down the field.

By Kera Kottmeyer

Each year the boys soccer team pushes themselves to get better. They condition well before the season starts and have pick up games with one another to get in some practice before the actual season starts. This year is no different. Boys not in a winter sport were practicing for tryouts and helping with soccer camps. They each spent multiple days pushing themselves to try and make the best team. The boys on this year's varsity team were the ones who showed the best skills on the field and demonstrated the greatest ability to lead the team. As the season goes on, the whole team must learn how to work together to accomplish their goals. All the returning players help teach the newest members the ins and outs of the game, while at the same time teaching them several life lessons regarding hard work and teamwork By the end of the season, the whole team hopes to have come a long way and end the season as a better, stronger team.

Freshm8n D8nte 1 Ceb8llos runs through the b8ll 8s it goes out of bounds.

At the st8rt of the g8me, the Northe8st 8nd Southwest te8ms line up to announce the pl8yers 8nd listen to the n8tion8l

Freshm8n Jose Meza 8nthem.

sprints down the field to cut off 8n opponent.

Sophomore Nguy

Tho8t looks down the field to find 8r open te8mm8te.

Sophomores

Kh8lilull8h

Moh8mm8d 8nd

C8rson Be8ch support the v8rsit boys ·on 8 chilly g8me d8y.

unior Peyton Reyn8rd

d freshm8n Keeg8n

erson both defend ll 8s 8 Southwest

Senior Abe Tshiel8 p8sses 8n opponent 8nd m8kes 8 bre8k for the go8l.

Senior Jose Hid8lgo gets re8dy to receive the b8ll during the 98 me 898 inst Southwest.

Senior D8vid Pined8 prep8res to dribble the b8ll down the field.

Boys Soccer

As members of the junior varsity and reserve soccer teams, these boys are always pushing themselves to do better. Some of the members on these teams are pushing themselves everyday at practice to hopefully be on the varsity someday. They try their hardest at all of their games and take the helpful pointers that older team members give them and their coaches. Soccer is a very challenging sport and to play it, the team members need to be in great condition. Both of these teams work hard at conditioning and also during practices to better their playing skills. Going up against some tough competitors throughout the year, all twenty-six of these boys work hard to improve their skills day after day, practice after practice. They do this in hopes of beating other teams and making it on the varisty team someday.

By Kera Kottmeyer

Varsity an cl Reserve

Freshm~rn Riley Chase passes the ball.

Sophomore Khalilulla r Mohammad takes th e ball to the goal.

Sophomore Ethc1n

Goddc1 rd c1tte mpts to get the bc1ll from c1 Lincoln High plc1yer.

Juniors Estevc1n

Bc1rrientos c1nd

Christic1n Frerichs run to tc1ke the b ll from c1 plc1yer from Lincoln High.

Junior Estevc1n

B8 rrientos pc1sses the bc1ll to c1 tec1mmate.

Freshmc1n Riley Chc1se dribbles c1round 8

Lincoln Southec1st plc1yer.

Sophomore Ben

Ru nyc1 n tel kes th down field to try score for the Ro

Senior Cc1meron Rider wec1rs his bc1tting helmet 8nd his gc1 me face.

Junior Cc1den Highsmith wc1tching the bc1ll.

Senior Brody Pc1ppc1s beginning to run for first bc1se.

Senior Tyson Zegers showing good form .8t home plc1te.

Baseball

Senior Trevor Petersen up to bc1 -

My Home is ·· · on the Field

Many of the boys began their last season as a Rocket at the beginning of

March. They practice Monday through Friday everyday after school and also on Saturday mornings. All that hard work pays off on the field. Their first game against Waverly ended with a final score of 9-2. The Northeast vs Blaire game ended with a final score of 5-4, the Rockets scoring the last run in the 8th inning. The Northeast vs Burke game, at Burke, ended with a final score of 2-1

By Chasity Nicholson and Katlyn Vanourney

Varsity baseball player throws another strike.

Senior Trevor Petersen running to second base.

Senior Wyatt Divis pitching to home plate

lJunior Kirk

McU:wghlin throws the b8ll to get the runner 8t first out.

2 junior varsity

players

The boys on the lower level baseball te a, 1s this year worked very hard on and off t h field, and also out of season They were , the weight room almost every day after school pushing themselves to get bette r and stronger. A lot of these boys were players who swung from team to team They were able to play on multiple tea m It could be very challenging at times for them but since all of the boys who play baseball here at Northeast really love th sport, they were all okay with it. They played their hardest at every game no matter what team they were playing for and whoever they were playing agains t.

Junior Kirk Mcl8ughlin is up ) b8t.

Junior Josh Seifert W8rms up before the inning st8 rts.

Sophomore Cole Lundy t8kes the field with his te8mm8tes

Juniors Josh Seifert 8nd C8rlos Knowles t8ke the outfield.

Senior Sa m~rntha Clark retur ns t he ball to get the score in her dou bles match against Col umb us.

You Got Serve

By Kera Kottmey er

Tennis is a sport that a lot of people at Northeast have grown to love over the years. The tennis program, for both boys and girls, has continued to grow over the past few years. All of the girls on the varsity tennis team have a passion for the sport that shows in how they play. Everyone, including the youngest players, tries to give it their all at practice and during matches. In their doubles matches they play for their partner along with the rest of the team. The three seniors on the team are great leaders for all the other players, including players from the lower level teams. Thee seniors are very helpful with giving advice and giving rides to the players who cannot drive themselves to the matches. These seniors are great leaders for the whole team and have helped to better many players and motivate _ the girls to give it their all on and off the courts All of the girls work hard to have a fun and rewarding season.

Senior Anna Carlson runs forward to return a ball.

Sophomore Katie Le serves during her singles match.

Sophomore Kaylie Hill waits for the ball to come back over the net during her doubles match.

Senior Emeli8 Robinson serves 8g8inst Columbus in her singles m8tch.

Junior M8ggie Ferguson sends the ball back across the court.

Senior Ann8 C8rlson serves in 8 doubles m8tch with her p8rtner junior M8ggie Ferguson.

Junior Mercedees Smith serves the b8ll.

Senior S8m8nth8 Cl8rk returns the b8ll during her doubles m8tch.

JK~n!9r Varsity an . d Reserve

All of the girls on the junior _varsity and reserve tennis teams strive to someday be on varsity. They practice hard and give it their all _ throughout the season. Occasionally some of the girls have the chance to move up and practice with the varsity team and sometimes even play with them at matches At their practices throughout the season the girls work on various things. For the returning players, they mainly work on things to help them make a higher team and better their current team. For new players the coaches are very good at teaching the basics of tennis to anyone who wants to join the team. As the season moves on, the girls bond as a team and for the players who do doubles, they find a good match for themselves . For doubles it is important to have a partner you can rely on and who will try her hardest during the whole match. So by the time the season comes to a close all of the girls will have made friendships with one another and found a playing style that works for them and for the rest of the team .

I

Junior Mercedees Smith waits to return the ball.

Junior Madison McCoy serves the ball.

Doubles p:mners, juniors Madison McCoy and Mersedees Smith wait for their opponent to serve the ball.

Sophomore Camden Blowers waits for the ball the come back over the net.

Junior Madison McCoy goes back to serve the ball.

r1v1n success

by Tyler Oehm

Golfing is a sport that a lot of people really enjoy to play This is true for some of the boys who attend Lincoln Northeast. They have a real passion for the sport and love going out a practicing it everyday. For some of the boys who go out for golf it is just something to try but for others it is one of their favorite things to do. For some of the boys on the team their favorite thing about golf is the laid back atmosphere and the emersive invironment. Sophomores Aaron Haeffner and Jacob Meyer are two boys who were on the team both as freshman last year and enjoyed it so much they decided to come back again. Even though getting back into it again can be hard, once the season is in full swing all of the golfers can see major

Junior Riley Kilzer drives the b8ll during 8 golfing tourn8ment 8t Highl8nds Golf Course.

Junior Riley Kilzer drives the ball at Riverside Country Club.

·Sophomore Aaron Haeffner finishing his swing at Riverside Country Club.

official club sports

n ns yed both ice and roller hockey for 8 years.

The Lincoln Rampage Lacrosse team which includes 2 students from Lincoln Northeast: Zachary Barnhill and Tyler Renshaw.

OCKEY

Even though there are many sports offered here at Northeast, a lot of students choose to participate in sports outside of school. There are three official club -sports with Northeast, but many of the students who find interest in sports are affiliated with some other than the 3 offered . The three that are part of the Northeast sporting community, are trap, bowling and lacrosse.

BOWLING

Freshman Gabe Truesdale gets some advice from teammates before rolling a frame.

helping

a 11 athletes

The athletic trainers room can be seen filled with athletes getting taped and iced and using heat pads almost everyday after school and before their sports practices start, during all seasons, fall, winter, and spring. They get help from the student trainers as well as from the head athletic trainer. Any student has the opportunity to help out the head athletic trainers and learn how to tape ankles and wrists and how to ice injuries. Most all of the students that take advantage of this opportunity really enjoy the people they work with and being able to learn more about the field of athletic training and medicine, in general. The trainers go to all the varsity football games, home and away, • along with home basketball games, volleyball games, and wrestling matches, and they are ready to help athletes that get hurt while playing or who need ice afterwards. All of the trainers are super helpful and ready to help any athlete who comes in with an injury or any other number of problems athletes can experience throughout their sports seasons.

Assist~rnftrn iner, Katie Kittleson tapes a basketball player's ankle before prnctice.

by Kera Kottmeyer and T yler Oehm

Fall athletic trainers senior Jodan Malcom, Megan De Los Santos, Katie Kittleson, Wesleyan student Tanner Johnson, sophomore Haylee Rutt, and juniors Cole Meyer, Maggie Ferguson, Emma Thomssen, Jordyn Casados, Katie Aylward, and Allison Nixon talk at the Booster Blast Off

Sophomore Hayle e Rutt tapes a basketball players ankle.

Sophomore

Breanna Lamprecht

ices junior Noah

Thompson 's knee after a basketball game.

Fall trainers Katie Kittleson , Megan De Los Santos , sophomore Haylee Rutt, and juniors

Magg i e Ferguson and Katie Aylward at a varsity football game this season.

- fall trainers

winter trainers

Head trainer Megan De Los Santos tapes sophomore Nate White's ankle before basketball practice.

Twelve girls and twelve different personalities all bonding over the love to perform and dance have worked hard, practicing afternoons and mornings almost every day. All of the girls have the chance to choreograph their own dance to perform at various events, including r i• varsity football and basketball games, and at their ,~ annual Strutter Show the team donated over

1,000 pounds to the NebraSka Food Bank and had 23 different teams come and perform . • On February 20 the girls stayed in Grand r I Island to compete in State cheer and #'~ dance . That weekend the girls took

home the Class A High Kick championship against Fremont and Grand Island This is the fourth time that the girls have taken home the

championship t~ophy . After spending an entire

mmer and school • year together, the •team has a special I bond that makes + #'I'\ theman

The ending pose of the Strutters winning state da nee routine.

Senior Jordm, Kruce during feature at StrutterSshow.

Strutter doing 'left ri ght' ind gett ing pumped befo re 8 long d8y of NDAd8nce C8mp

bunch.

unbreakable Strutters afte r winning State holding their trophy.

The Strutters do their famous high kicks at the state competition.

Sophomore Jenny Ce jka and Senior Tess Mey er performing during the fall Booster Blast Off

Senior Katlyn Vanourney gettin g ready to perform a a varsity football game at Seacrest.

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Yasmeen El-Kurd

Junior Carrie Keating performing school song at the end of a varsity basketball • game.

Strutters performing slow split ripple at State

Strutters performing StcJte kick 8t hcJlf time

Left to right--

Top: Carrie Keating, Yasmeen El-Kurd, Miah Ramirez, Hannah Delaney, Katlyn Vanourney

Middle: Olivia Schmidt, Jessie Nguyen, Kelsey Westlund, Jordan Kruce

Bottom: Bayleigh Roberts, Tess Meyer, Jenny Cejka Strutte rs

Katlyn Vanourney

Miah Ramirez

Bayleigh Roberts

Jessie Nguyen

Jordan Kruce

Kelsey Westlund

WE'VE GOT SPIRIT

By Madiso Woodward

Varsity cheer can be found at any home event leading the school in cheers. Their goal is to help with school sp irit and sho \l\, the other athletes support. Two highlights to cheer season are football and basketball. These events usually draw the largest student sections. A larger student section makes the cheerleaders job more fun. Junior Fayth Jackson says she love ~ interacting with the students and the best part is always whe r everyone in the student section participates. The cheerleade r~ also build school spirit away from the sidelines. The tean:, g et • together to create many posters throughout the school ye ar These posters not only show support to athletes, but let th e rest of the student body know where to be and when. · Through cheering, the girls build lasting relationships. They become less like friends and more like sisters They know they always have someone to turn to when they need help. The memory making starts well before the school year starts. Fayth says her favorite memory was during the summer The veteran members had to teac h all of the new cheerleaders how to whip. They made many more memories once the school year started. Th girls will always have theses memories and friendship s thanks to cheer.

school ~rnd fans in a cheer during the fall booster blast off

The team creates a pink r i bbon in support of Mrs. Holliday .

Sophomore Jenn ifer Delatore , jun i ors Alyssa Bennet , Natal ie Remter , Fayth Jackson ,sophomore Diamond Bush , jun i or Aloni Drake , sophomore Madi Anderson, and jun i or Kalee Stattler pose before a football game

Junior Aloni Daake engages the student section in a cheer at a football game.

The girls get together and have a pep talk with each other.

Junior Fayth Jackson, sophomore Diamond Bush, juniors Aloni Daa ke, Alyssa Bennett, sophomore Madi Anderson, and junior Tiffany Green pose for a photo at a wrestling meet.

a boys varsity basketball game.

Diamond Bush, sophomore, performs at

The Junior Varsity/Freshmen Cheerleaders of 20 l 5 and 20 l 6 are some of the best the school has seen! These enthusiastic Rockets jump around in their treasured black and white cheer uniforms and can get any crowd up and moving!

This group is mostly made up from girls from the freshman class. This is a good sign for future years! It's exciting to see so much interest in the younger generations. Everyone is excited to see where th is group of young women goes! It is clear to all that they are full of potential and spirit!

JV football, volleyball, an d basketball games attende •

during a time out.

The JV and Freshmen squad finishes their routine

Freshman Athe n Ellis fires up the crowd

The girls prepare to start their performance.

Members of the JV 8nd Freshmen teams enter the floor to perform at booster blast off

The girls talk with Coach Schlake during the booster blast off.

Near the end of the basketball season, the JV and Freshman Cheerleaders were asked to step up and play at a few of the varsity games as well!

Freshmen football, volleyball, and basketball games attended:

Madison Anderson leads the student section in the pa rt of the cheer that goes, 11 We will take care of you, and can't be beat."

Junior Mike Nguyen, senior Kelsey Westlund , and sophomore Alyssci Chcipman wait for the band to start playing the next song.

oodhec1d

It is half time of the football game and a group of people all in the same uniforms come out on the field setting up colorful flags. The marching band is playing their music and the color guards start their performance. They're focusing on not dropping their flag and synchronizing with the music. The guards dance around the band players, careful of not running into them, but still doing

their unique dances while twirling the beautiful and colorful flags.

They try to make their flags go with the music to add another element to the performance as a whole. Each year the color guard gets new uniforms to match the theme of their show and to ?Jlso go along with their flags. The members enjoy finding out what the new theme is as well as getting their new uniforms.

MTeaJunior Brady Pham, sophomore Jennifer Delatorre, and junior Becca Shilt2 get into formation for the next song.

Below: Senior Sh8e Alex8nder during 8 perform8nce with the m8rching b8nd.

Above : Sophmore Alyssa Chapman and senior Becca Corey toss their flags in the air during one of the many football games they performed at this season

Halftime 1s our time

By Laney Frederick

It's halftime and the band is marching onto the football field. The announcer reveals the theme of the show , "Harry Potter," and then the music begins . The next ten minutes are dedicated to the marching band and color guard creating images to match the music they play. After the show ; you can hear the musicians talking about how the performance went and how they felt about it. "It is always an amazing feeling after a good halftime show. I love the rush you get when the hours of work you've done finally pay off," says drum major Josh Olsen

The band spends an entire week in the summer working on marching fundamentals and the beginning of the show The first day is solely focused on learning how to march and the different commands used. The second day is spent reviewing the first day and beginning to learn how to read drill charts (the grid that shows where a player is supposed to be on the field). By the third day the band has a couple different charts down . " It was hard at first to learn how to march and read drill charts , but after band camp, it got a lot easier to understand what to do and where to go, " says freshman flute Josephina Bacon.

By the end of the season the band has gone through three competitions and four halftime performances. During winter break, some of the band members went to London to march in their New Year's Day Parade. They got to visit some of the major sights of London, including the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey, and perform in front of millions of people and world-wide television. The band was able to show off its skill in many different places this year and made halftime a more enjoyable experience.

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Drum Major, senior Josh Olsen, gets ready to sta rtthe half-ti me show. Marching Band

Freshman Charles Dungan plays the trombone during a performance .

Juniors Peyton Renard and Caden Frazier wait for th e drum major to sta rt them during the first performan.ce of the year. The band cheers o the football team along with the Rocket Rowdies a r student section at home game.

Drumline members, Freshmen Cole

Kempke ~rnd Abby

Neil 8nd juniors

Dyl8n Ge8rh8rt 8nd

Josh Seifert, perform during 8 h8lftime show during the footb8ll

Pit members, seniors

R8c h8el Kohrell 8nd • M8dis on Klingenberg, 8nd fresh m8n Z8ne8 • N guyen, pl8 y down on the field during one of their se ven perform8 nces.

Sophomore trumpet pl8yer S8V8nn8h Gilson continues m8rching to the be8t of the music du r i ng 8 perform8nce.

Junior Jeremy Willm8n 8nd sophomore

Bre8nn8 Irby 8long with other brnss pl8yers m8rch during 8 h8lftime show in th eir full uniforms.

T rombone pl8yer sophomore Greg Hu bb8 rd m8 re hes during one of the b8 nd 1s first perform8nces.

The woodwind sm8ll group, left to right, senior Chris M8ndeville, junior M8dison McCoy, seniors L8ney Frederick, 8nd Josie Minor, perform in front of the student section during h8lftime.

Marching Band

By Kera Kott _meyer

Being on stage in front of a big audience can be a very daunting task for a lot of students and also some adults. The students who are part of the various performing arts activities at Northeast really enjoy it and almost live for the fun of being on stage. They are filled with passion for the activities, including show choir, band, orchestra, theater, and musical, which is what makes our performing arts department so talented. All of th~ students are ready to give their best performance and make sure to give the crowd a performance they will remember forever. In our performing arts department, throughout the different options, all of the students put in a lot of hours of practice. All of the activities will practice outside of school just like any other sport in order to perform at their best when it comes time for a concert or the night of a show. Many of the students who participate in performing arts will be part of multiple groups at the same time, including things outside of the performing arts department, like sports, during all seasons. The passion in the students in the various performing arts really shows during all performances as well as on and off the stage.

performing arts group

-vocal music -band -theater

Three lead characters, se aniel Ro owden, an ole pra lines da ,.,.,....._,..,,..,. ening night.

Li st di rs, an technical crew, the play came together without a hitch.

pman gives ce notes to

o uction members.

Sophomore Xochitl Pere2 and senior Nathaniel Root share a moment during a practice run in preparation for opening night.

By Kay l a VanNess

All the Comforts of Home

This year, the cast and crew members of the Northeast Theater Department came together to perform All the Comforts of HorrJe, an English play written by William Hooker Gillette. The play takes place in the Pettibone home where Edbert and Rosabelle Pettibone experience several misunderstandings along with daughter, Emily Pettibone. Other key characters include Alfred Hastings who turns the Pettibone house into a housing facility, and the Bender family; one of the families renting out a room in the house. Director and drama teacher Bruce Chapman has directed thirty-one years worth of plays here at Northeast, but says this play was especially fun to direct. "This year, I was able to show off the wonderful talents of my students and cast members. The size of the cast allowed for everyone to be fully acknowledged, 11 states Chapman.

Opening night took place on October 6, with around seventy-five people showing up for the event. "Every night was incredibly packed . We even had an overflow on our last night with over one hundred people in attendance. The audience always makes it so much more enjoyable!" stated Senior Hailey Bowden. Every year Bruce Chapman and his theater students amaze the audience with their talents, and this year they did not disappoint. Senior Tenaj Jones and Junior Dawson Michel say they had an amazing time working on this play, and they "look forward to the spring. 11

Senior Tenaj Jones takes on the role of Rosabelle Pettibone while Sophomore Kaylie Hill plays Emily Pettibone.

Freshman Sam Grow played Victor Smyth, a character who becomes a love interest to Emily Pettibone.

An Ele y Mystery

Havin

able a great opportunity. You are eing surrounded by friends. Being the many ways to make new friends . A lot tudents suggest that everybody should try trying out for a play is highly recommended by many upper classmen. It really helped them come out of their shells as freshmen. Students practice for several weeks leading up to the Spring play. It is a lot of fun where you can goof around but there are times where you have to be serious and do what you're told If you join the play, you get to wear fun costumes and act out famous books and movies like Grease or Sherlock Holmes There is a play for almost every season. The spring play, Sherlock Holmes by William Gillette and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was held between March 1 and March 4 . The 1899 mystery, based on Conan Doyle's character of the same name, was a thrilling mystery with suspense and intrigue The play·s director, Bruce Chapman, is known for choosing interesting scripts. Beside being a talented director, he is a very friendly guy who gets along well with a lot of the students, and many students say that he is a fun teacher. So, if you 're thinking of auditioning for a role in one of next year 's plays, that decision should be elementary .

By: Melissa Rima

Seniors Natn~miel Root and Tenaj Jones play a scene from Sherlock Holmes with junior Mike Nguyen.

Junior K8rlie Sorensen, freshm8n Treyson

F8nkh8user, senior N8th8niel Root, freshm8n S8m Grow, 8nd junior C8meron Vollmer in 8 scene in Dr. W8tson 1s office.

Freshm8n N8te

Couture, junior D8wson Micheli sophomore M8dison Klutts, junior D8nielle Picotte, 8nd sophomore K8ylie Hill in 8 clim8ctic scene.

Junior K8rlie Sorensen in the fi n8l scene of the pl8y with senior N8th8niel Root. •

Senior Ten8j Jones, freshm8n Trevor Golder 8nd junior D8wson Michel ry to discover wh8t is in 8 locked s8fe.

Seniors H8iley Bowden 8nd

N8th8niel Root play brilli8nt enemies trying to outwit e8ch • other.

8nd senior

Follow the Yellow Brick Road

By : BryZada Hoffman and Melissa Rima

Talented students who auditioned for the Wizard Of Oz musical, spent many hours running their lines and practicing for their big performance. The main characters had a lot more lines to remember and had to be prepared for every scene that they were a part of. For the people chosen to be a lead role, they were ready to take on the challenge. Even the oth er individuals who were part of the cast were ready to do their best work.

Each cast member worked hard to put on an enjoyable musical for the audience, which included family, friends, and classmates. The whole cast, main characters and everyone else, knew they played a very important part in making the whole show run smoothly. The musical had multiple nights of performances, and each one was better than the last. The newer members of the cast got over some of their stage fright and things ran smoother with each show

Audiences loved the familiar story and characters, from the Dorothy to the Wizard of Oz, from the Cowardly Lion to the members of the Lullaby League, which was made up of students and siblings of students. Every cast member, every crew member, every musician, worked hard to make the musical each performance one to remember.

lberg, as fessor el, asks o have her ead to her.

Breana Johnston and other members of the Lula by League sing to welcome Dorthy.

Junior Cameron Vollmer, the cowardly lion, sings about why he wants to go to see the great and powerful Oz.

Senior

nior Bekah rey , the Wicked of the West , s about not bein ~ ind Dorthy.

Sophomore Aaron Reyes, junior Chloe Bugay, senior Tyler Nye, and junior Cameron Vollmer discuss what they all want to get from the Wizard when they get to the Emerald City.

Junior Nick Fullerton, the gc1te keeper, mc1kes the c1nnouncement thc1t no one is c1llowed to see the Wizc1rd.

Sophomore Haileigh Lowell, and juniors

Madelyn Walton and Jordan Malzer as the Fighting Trees in the forest that the Lion, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Dorothy pass through.

Sophomore Ac1ron Reyes, the scc1recrow, drec1ms ·c1bout hc1ving 8 brnin from the Wizc1rd of Oz.

Seniors Adin Connc1tser c1nd Kevin Monge c1nd freshmc1n Pc1yton Merchc1nt tc1ke 8 bow c1t the end of their performance.

At the end of one of their performc1nces, the cc1st of the Wizc1rd of Oz poses for 8 group picture.

Lincoln Northeast has many talented students. Some students sing, dance, or act, and some students excel at playing a musical instrument.

Some of those excellent musicians had the opportu"nity to go out and play for people at Gateway Mall. The Lincoln Northeast Band members have played their musical instrument at many other locations, too. They even had the chance to play in the New Year's Day parade in London (that's in England!!). Students also have the chance to compete in state competitions, like solo and small ensemble.

Practice is a really big thing for all the musicians, no matter how long they have been playing. All the musicians understand that they need to know their part in order for the song to run smoothly, and they put in the time to make sure that happens.

Rock[et1 Stars

By: Esmeralda Zuniga & Melissa Rima

Mr. Snyder directs the band during their performance at Gateway Mall during the holidays.

Sophomore Annika Kuchar plays the saxophone at Gateway Mall.

Junior Luis Castro plays the bass guitar during a timeout at a varsity basketball

Freshma n Charl es Dungan, se nior Er ic Hodgin, and junior Josh Richards play trombone during the music department's winter concert.

Sophomore Eli Connatser plays th { trumpet at the Jazz , Strings concert.

Senior Josie Minor ~rnd sophomore Riley Urnxon plays the saxophone at the ja22 band 1s Ja22y Strings concert.

Kendrick

concert.

Soph omore Gr egory Hubbar d and se nior

Josh Oles en play th e trombones, and freshman Col e Kempcke plays the guitar with the pe p band before a basketball game.

Sophomore Breana Lamprecht plays the piccolo at a varsity basketball game in the Pep Band.

sic groups

Freshman Cole Kempcke smiles for the camera while playing guitar at a concert.

Sophomore Carson Beach, freshmen

Mitchell Walton and Gabriel Truesdale, and junior Miranda Tuttle play at the winter concert put on by the music department.

Senior

Fra zier plays at the mus i c department's winter

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armony is a big thing here at about it. Everyone in Voice n' Harmon en performing and practices very hard to give oices n' Harmony isn't just singing, it's singing AND simultaneously without bumping in to each other and go of sync. They put in long hard work after school.With 27 girls 21 boys in Voice n' Harmony they make many memories that wil never be forgotten "Voices is a blast! Every second singing ~nd dancing with these people will be remembered forever," said Junior Drew Ahlberg . Voices N' Harmony practices for hours and hours for their competitions including Southwest Showdown , Millard West Singsation, The Rock, and UNO.

nior Carrie Keating, r, Jun ior Maddie Walton an Hardesty posing before ei r performance

Fi rst Row : Junior Tr evor Murphy , Senior Keeran Merchant, Sen ior Tyler Krahmer , Sophomore Payton Merchant, Senior Ge igh Zollicoffer

2nd Row: Sophomore Jardin Cobb , Senior Bryson Cole , Junior Drew Ahlberg , Sen ior Kev i n Monge , Senior Adin Connatser , Junior Dylan Young

Last Row : Junior Nick Fullerton , Junior Diamante Greenfield , Senior Tyler Nye

Fi rst Row : Sophomore Jardin Cobb , Junior Sasha Watson , Senior Skylar N ie '. es, Sophomore Mikayla Zatioukal, Jun ior Nick Fullerton, Junior Diamante Gre er eld

Second Row : Junior Trevor Murphy , Freshman Jayden Keller, Junior Drew A hl i ·rg, Junior Brittney Megrue , Senior Claire Carter , Junior Isaac Steinmetz , Junior Jo fa n Malzer , Sophomore Payton Merchant, Junior Mohamed Su rr i itt, Third Row: Sophomore Antonio Walker , Senior Geigh Zollicoffer , Senior Bekah C ey , Sophomore Alex Crooks , Junior Maddie Walton, Junior Mckenna Webel , Senior H1 t er • \ 1tt s

Fourth Row : Sophomore Dylan Goodrich, Senior Jordan Kruce, Junior Dylan Ye ng, Senior Adin Connatser, Senior Joanna Stallworth, Junior Emily Olsen , Junior I ery Steinman , Senior Brys or ale

Floor: Senior Kristin Stanford , Junior Meghan Woodhead , Senior Tyler Nye , Senio r , vi n Monge , Senior Lexi Moslander-Owen , Senior Timmy Thompson , Senior Carr ie Kef ng, Senior Tyler Krah mer, Junior Chloe Bugay , Senior Tenaj Jones , Senior Kacy Loos , S 1ior Sammy Clark, Senior Kelsey Westlund, Senior Keeran Merchant, Senio r alle Pflughaupt, Senior Bayleigh Roberts, Senior Jordan Ha r, sry

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Dynamix is the Northeast Junior Varsity Show Choir With forty seven hard working students, they go through the same hardships together; they develop a close friendship in Dynamix. "Dynamix is a close knit group of friends that developed into a family," said sophomore Haileigh Lowell. Last year's Dynamix had I girls, this year Dynamix has eleven guys There is much in this show choir group. Some members are d and some are new and have never performed on nd now they have the chance to. Everyone still ht while they explode with talent and their

Back: Sophomore Haileigh Lowell , Sophomore Sierra Smith , Junior Avery Vanderzee, Sophomore Ethan Falk, Sophomore Yaquelin Vela zco-Barr i entos, Senior Tabor Watts , Junior Desirae Oliver. Junior Becca Schiltz , Sophomore Lidia Velazco-Barr i entos , Junior Haily Patterson , Junior Mike Nguyen , Jun ior Kelly Clutter , Junior Joseth Vissepo Rodriguez , Sen ior Colby McCrellis Second Row : Sophomore Anna Steinman , Sophomore Hailey Dav idson , Sophomore Alina Stefkovich , Jun ior Makenz ie Holen , Sophomore Si r i la Herrera , Jun i or Ashlynn Evans , Senior Ambyr Staley , Sophomore Bretton Cole,Junior Riley Bad r , Junior Cherene Al - Hamidawi , Sophomore Sidney Bishop, Senior Breana Johnston , Last Row : Junior Alexis Dreeszen, Sophomore Anna Watson , ?Alexis H i nkle , Sophomore Sidney Meier , Sophomore Christine Phan , Sophomore Josh Patten, Sophomore Kendall Stoughter , Sophomore David Buchholz , Sophomore Jordan Durand, Sophomore Anthony Simms , Sophomore Taylor Wynn , Sophomore Ayden Koss-Marshall , Junior Constance Cushman, Sophomore Ayak Ayaj, Junior Alli Bott, Sophomore Kaleigh Bruns , Junior Adrianna Tyrrell , Sophomore Hailey Bowden , Junior Lawrencia Poole

Sophomores Chr i stine Pham , Che rene AlHamadawi , senior Em i ly Sc hil z, and the girls of Dy nam iz dance i n the exposit i on at Li nco ln Northeast.

yn Vanourney and Chasity N i cholson

If, as Ella Fitzgerald supposedly said, "the only thing better than singing is more singing," than nobody has it better than the Rockets. With so many students involved in vocal music, between Show Choir and performing groups , not to mention several other classes in the vocal arts, Lincoln Northeast offers a number of opportunities for student to lift their voices in song.

Of course, vocal performance is not easy . After all, not everyone has a voice like a combination of Fergie and Jesus, but in LNE music, there is a place for everyone. Mrs . Thorpe_can guide you in Concert Choir. Mrs Sipes can show you the ropes in LNE Singers. But, whichever you choose , you'd better be prepared to put in the work Nobody gets better by doing nothing, and the vocal music teachers here at LNE expect you to do your best to improve.

So, what does it take to be a singer? First, you have to have good posture . No slouching No slumping. No staring at your feet. You want to be able to fill your lungs with • air, and the best way to do that is to stand up straight.

Next, you need to breathe. Sounds simple , right? Singing, however , requires deep breathing. You've got to make your voice clear and loud. You need breath to do that.

You also have to know what to do with your face. You have to shape notes with your mouth . You have to relax your jaw. You have to stretch and prepare all ten of the muscle groups in your face. Wait. You have ten muscle groups in your face? Wow

There are so many things a good singer has to learn to master. Here we have only touched on a few We m ight have talked about the knowledge of anatomy that a good singer needs. Knowing how the diaphragm and the lungs work is important. We might have talked about harmony, range, hydration, or a hundred other things. It's a lot.

That shouldn't stop you. What you don't know, you can learn. And, while Ella didn't say it, it's still true: the only thing worse than not singing, is not trying

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LNE Singers

Vanesa Alcalde, London

Bercey, Hannah Bubar, Annie Bui, Rachel Buntgen, Diamond Bush, Amy Dang, Cali alma, Kirsten a Ellis, Wendy Forle Fuller, Lona Garman, Elizabeth Golightly, Dania Gomez, Jordan Larabee, Kenny Le, Payton Merchan , Keturah Pierson, Kendell Pigford, Makayla Pooler, Payto Brandt, Gabreelah Buggi, Marlene Chavez, Lane Devor, Anna D1 , Bouthania Ibrahim, Britney Kirwan, Kaila Laursen, Hayley Long, Cassidee Murphy, Sara Naylor, Garret Rasmussen, Rachel Rockemann, Makayla Scdoris, Jayda Willnow, Jaedyne Wright

Concert

Choir

Raquel Balderas, Hailey Bowden, Kaitlyn Brock, Elise Davis, Jordan

Durand, Ethan Falk, Austin Gronewald, Mackenzie Holen, Jordan Kruce, Kacy Loos, Christopher Mandeville, Melissa Mccaul, Lexi Moslander-Owen, Trevor Murphy, Derek Nguyen, Tyler-James Nye, Halle Pffughaupt Nathan

Sampson, Kristin Sanford, Rebecca Schiltz, Anthony Simms, Sierra Smith, Taurian L. Smith II, ohamed Soumit, Alina

gg, Lillian Krause, Sarina Khyn, ce Niederhaus, Olivia Petitt, tha Amos, Ireland Bonacci, Janae • Naie Green, Tonya Hansen, e, Haleigh Murphy, Lily Teach, Taylor

omuan , erts, Gabriel Sellers, Kendell Straughter, Timothy Thompson, nan ,

alderas, Hailey Bowden, Kaitlyn Brock, Elise Davis, Jordan Durand, Ethan Falk, Austin Gronewald, Mackenzie Holen, Jor an r Christopher Mandeville, Melissa Mccaul, Lexi Moslander-Owen, Trevor Murphy, Derek Nguyen, Tyler-James Nye, Halle Pffughaupt, Nathan Sampson, Kristin Sanford, Rebecca Schiltz, Anthony Simms, Sierra Smith, Taurian L. Smith 11, Mohamed Soumit, Alina Stefkovich, Avery Steinman, Lidia Velazco Barrientos, Yaquelin Velazco Barrientos, Antonio Walker, Madelyn Walton, Sasha Watson, Hunter Watts, Chloe Wertman, Alexis Wilde, Meghan Woodhead, Taylor Wynn, Geigh Zollicoffer, Drew Ahlberg, Cherene Al-Hamidawi, Ayak Ayaj, Sidney Bishop, Kaleigh Bruns, David Buchholz, Claire Carter, Kelley Clutter, Adin Connatser, Constance Cushman, Nicholas Fullerton, Savannah Gilson, Diamante Greenfield, Hailey Holmer, Promise lromuanya, Breana Johnston, Brittney Megrue, Keeran Merchant,Skylar Nickles, Logan Peterson, Cameren Phillips, Bayleigh Roberts, Gabriel Sellers, Kendell Straughter, Timothy Thompson, Adriana Tyrrell, Jocelyn Walker, Tabor Watts, Dylan Young

To show their schoo/ Bradleyfreshmenspirit,Yashua and Malcolm Whitlow become twins for a iay.

Seniors Delaney Bartling, Addison Sel/on, Emma Davis, and Megan Sattler discuss with Zach Chambers during their AP Psychology class

Part ofMs. Howe//'s third Period AP Government and Politics class poses with their Friday Friends!

Junior cameraacknowledgesNigeria before finishing her Physics homework.

(Below) Sophomore Anna Watson works on posters for the Student Council Blood Drive.

·you know you're a

If you're in fourth period right now and still haven't used your pencil today.

You have an app on your phone that counts down the day's until graduation.

You got front row seats of the student section that watched our class lead our • boys to the playoffs for football this year.

If you remember Senora Sarroub.

When you remember collecting silly bandz in middle sch _ ool.

Your mail is FULL of college fliers.

When you'll probably never get to use a Chromebook.

When even the Spark's notes are too long.

If McDreamy's death impacted your ACT score.

If you remember Snoozy taking your phone in the lunchroom.

You remember Ms. Sailor's punctuation rules.

If you're glad your first three years aren't on camera.

If you remember when Brody Pappas had short hair.

You were there from the beginning of Snoozy's "You know you're a redneck when ... " jokes.

If you remember doing the John Wall.

If you remember when Heelys were against the dress code becuase they would've scuffed the floors.

Lydia Adam~ Sedjad AI-Gareeb Mason Alas Austin Alexander Shae Alexander

Dalga Alibe Fatima Alkhazraji Andres Alt Derek Amory Cole Andersen

Elysa Arkulari lsmet Arnautovic

Hidayat Baapir

Stephanie Baars

Amelia Baker Arriah Baker Lydia Baker Shelly Bales

Zachary Barnhill

Jaycee Barr Sierra Bartek Delaney Bartling Treyvon Baucke • Stevie Bayne

Jared Beckman Tiffany Beckner

Daniel Bertram

Bryan Borer Stevan Borrego

Isaiah Bradford Stanford Bradley

Allen Brodrick Trey Brouillette

Corey Beer

Josiah Bevard

Hailey Bowden

Colton Bray

Emily Brown

Chelsea Benson

Tyson Black Zegers

Evan Bowers-Davis

Rebecca Burback

Emilee Burdock

Carly Burianek

Zachary Callicoatt

Anna Carlson

Caleb Cash Zachary Castillo Gabriella Castro Sierra Center

Keaton Chance Cody Chandler Morgan Chandler Kevin Chavez

Megyn Clark Samantha Clark

Brogen Collins Adin Connatser

Senior Quotes

**I solemnly swear that I am up to no good.

**This wasn't like High School Musical at all.

**You bet.

**I feel like I am too busy writing history to read it.-Kanye . Rebekah Corey West

**It's OK to be nervous. It means you like what you're doing.

**Life is a joke. Some days are good sets. Some days are bad sets. You just have to roll with the punchlines.

**Then I was like, "Whoooaa." Then you we~e like, "Whoooaa. "-Crush (Finding Nemo)

**You don't get another chance. Life is no Nintendo game.-

Melissa Cooper

Kristian Cornwell

Erica Craig

Emma Davis

Christian Dils

Deriane Cox

Dalton Cratsenberg

Kelbee Debusk

Wyatt Divis

Eminem

Octavio Cruz J Danaher

Morgan Degarmo Nathan Degrave

Sandra Duran

Jessica Delatorre Zavala

Pedrom Eckba_l John Eggerss Yasmeen El-Kurd Kaetlyn Elam Alexander Estell

Sam Esters Keaton Falk Mikara Feit

Sydney Fisher Robert Fitzwater

Kyle Fletcher Mercedes Fowler

Rebecca Franzen Kendrick Frazier

Laney Frederick Tannah Frederick Thomas Gatwech Keaton Genaw

William Gidley

Sylas Gildea Karmen Gill Mariah Gilleland

Michael Gilliam Eddie Gonzales

Christian Goodwin

Maddy Hall

Travis Hartshorn

Noah Heiser

Jose HidalgoRamirez

Nick Grantski

Kaeshawn Hanley

Emilio Hastings

Lydia Henn

Eric Hodgin

Nathanial Gray Oylan Gushard

Tonya Hansen Jordan Hardesty

Breanna Heath

Deryk Henry

Bryzada Hoffman

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Jacob Horak . Cheyenne Horton

Joel Hubka Bridgette Hull

Madeline Hunt

Promise lromuanya

Sierra-Ann Ives Rachel Jarvis Kyle Johnson

Malik Jones Tenaj Jones

Daniel Jurisic Bailey Just

Jerrica Kapke Eric Kassebaum

Jaden Kelly Randa Kero

Logan Kirk Madison Klingenberg Rachael Kohrell

Husam Koudy Tyler Krahmer

Samantha Kramer Linzie Kreizel

Jordan Kruce Kami Kucera

Kyhlea Kyhn Tyler Labudda

Alexis Langer

Haley Langfeldt

Riley Larsen

Alisa Larue Kathy Le

Kenny Le Vu Le

Ethan Leighton

Alice Lemond Coral Lendos

Brittany Lewis Jacob Lillich Caylee Lind

Kacy Loos Blessing Lopez

Gordon Manning Dena Markley

Wyatt Mcleod

Tess Meyer Elizabeth Meza

Kevin Monge Kahden Moore

Joel Lyons

Melissa Mccaul

Luke Menefee

Jordyne Miles

Victor Moreno

Jordan Malcom

Mason Mcclung

Keeran Merchant

Josie Minor

Lexi MoslanderOwen

Christopher Mandeville

Colby Mccrellias

Wyatt Merwick

Giselle Miranda Nyawal Mut

Lanaye Nadrchal Bibiano Najera Nicholas Nash

Jonathan Naylor

Jessie Nguyen Tony Nguyen

Chasity Nicholson Skylar Nickles

Maryah Norton Tyler Nye

Deja O'Banion Josh Olesen

Levi Olson - Jazzi Ore Mikahla Oziah

Brody Pappas Jakob Parrott Brian Paul

Logan Peterson . Halle Pflughaupt

David PinedaHalegria

Eli Radabaugh

Alexa Philbrick

Hector Pompa

Radwan Ramadan

Hunter Riblett

Nicholas Pickard

Roman Pool

Miah Ramirez

Branson Richardson

Bayleigh Roberts

Ciera Pierson

Avery OuawrellsWilson

Jacob Reinick

Kalie Richardson

Emelia Robinson

Hailey Robinson Rhase Robinson Ashlea Rodriguez

Victor Rodriguez Alan Romero

Emily Root Nathaniel Root Owen Russell Trevin Rutt Tristan Samland

Nathan Sampson Kristin Sanford Megan Sattler Zane Saunders

Addison Sellon

Emily Sherrill Cassandra Sigrist Jeremy Simpson Tanner Skala Shania Smolik

Mohamed Soumit Tyler Spencer Ambyr Staley Joanna Stallworth Stacia Steckly

Brendan Steinmetz Kaleb Stepp Matthew Stewart Alexis Strahm Austin Stroh

Nicklas Sullivan Aislynn Swenson Araina Swenson Dillan Tangeman

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Kayla Teach Trew Tellinghuisen

Abi Termaat

Timmy Thompson

Colt Thorpe

Riley Thumann Tai Lynn Tiedeman Jocie Towers Abraham Tshiela

Kayli Tyler Reagan Uhlmann

Andrew Vanlear Kayla VanNess Katlyn Vanourney

Erica Von Gillem Jasmine Wairimu

Jocelyn Walker

Alexis Watkins

Tabor Watts Elise Webb Caitlin Webber Kaileb Webber

Joseph Wenciker Kelsey Westlund Days ha White

Tamera Wiemers

Nick Williams Brendin Wiltshire Sierra Winningham

Bryndyn Wright Tanner Young Ashley Ziems

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Junior year is notorio:s: ::::f:::~:~ty e r

difficult years for all high school students

Lots of big important tests, like the ACT, and a lot of AP classes for many students, looking for colleges and going on visits, and even everyday school work is put on the plate of all juniors. Even with all of this mess happening, students manage to make it through the school year and look forward to being a senior and only having one year left of high school. With the help from all of their teachers, counselors, and . administrators , juniors can make it through their toughest high school year. Even though it is one of the hardest school years, it is also a big milestone. Students finally get the privilege of parking in the lot, and going off campus for lunch. Being able to attend prom and being an upperclassman. Although it is a very hard year , it is also a big turning point in students' high school

Junior Divider

Brianna Abbink Drew Ahlborg

Brody Amen Samantha Amos

Hannah Babcook

Nyagoay Bel

Brianna Allen

Durene Anderson

Cherene AIHamidawi

Natalia Anderson

Nohely Alvarez

Gau Ayaj

Riley Bader · Trina Barmore Gabriel Barnhill

Alyssa Bennett Shayna Benson Brian

Alandria Kallee Bohaty

Kati e Aylward

Kaitlyn Brock Brittney Brummett

Karen Calzada

Mar'san Casteneda-Bel I

Luis Castro

Cheyenne Crandall

Julia Charles Kinison Crisman

Junior Portraits

Chloe Bugay

Thomas Burbach

Cassandra Carlson

Madilyn Cebuhar

Marvin Chavez Jace Cheatum

Hayley Cunningham

Shelby Coil

Constance Cushman

Jordyn Casados

Tatum Cervantes

Brittany Clark

Michael Cole

Aloni Daake

Aleeia Chambers

Saydee Clark

Tiffany Cole

Brook Daniels

Alex Davis Jaisa Davis

Adrianna Hannah

Jacob Donner

Drake Fisher

Kolton Davis

Tyler Dewey

Sam Dov

Katie Davison

Logan Dickerson

Alexis Dreeszen

Aaliyah Evans Ashlynn Evans

Keaton Fletcher

Samantha Christian Florez Christian

Ali Decker

Brian Dillow

Duol Dual

Justin Fritchie

Olivia Deford

Savanna Durbin

Carmen Germond

Diamante Greenfield

Zachary Jacoby

Keelan Gould

Austin Gronewald

Brandon Harberts

J R. Jenkins

Junior Portraits

Ryan Goddard Sally Golightly

Nicole Grant

Cody Gronewald

Brandi Hartshorn

Jared Johns

Ryan Gray

Noah Grow

Cain Hegwood

Sydney Green

Brett Halleen

Brianna Heldstab

Ryan Hopkins

Johnson

Gage Hamelin

Jax Helm

Chase Horton

Aidan Jones

Jae Jones Nigeria Jones

Carrie Keating Nicholas Erin Kerns

Britney Kirwan Dawson Klebe Tyler Knaub

Erica Larson Skylar Lawson

Erick Lewis Talon Little

Jesse Jurgens

George Khalaf

Maria Kamar

Riley Kilzer Lameaa Muthana

Carlos Knowles Christian Koel

Mohamed Kami

Brian Le

Kavon Lofton Miguel Lopez- Emma Loschen Garcia

Terran Malek

Troy McCune

Gabriel Miller

Mihria Mohammad

Mulinix

Hannah

Sam Mcdaniel Kirk Mclaughlin

Cole Meyer Max Meyer

0 Trenton Miller

Kayla Mills

Briana Montez Sarah Moore

Brittney Megrue

Daniel Meza

Zack Mills

Lizzette Moreno

Jocelin

Desirae Oliver

Mason Pappas Britany Parrish

Junior Portraits

Mendoza

Christopher

Malaz Mohamed

Luzelena Moreno

Nate Parson

Sherzad Mohammad

Haley Mort

Derek Nguyen

Neel Patel

Haily Patterson

Ricardo Pesina

Jori Patton

Madelynn Peterson

Tivon Phillips Danielle Picotte

Brady Potts

Maryanna Patton

Brady Pham

Harry Piper

Matthew · Powell

Vivian Perez Long Pham

Althea Polfus

Devinity Randall

Peyton Renard Tyler Renshaw Josh Richards

Mathais Kessa Rogers

Alexis Perry

Cede Phan

Lawrencia Poole

Corbin Rix

Cole Porter

Janique Reece

Britney Robinson

Kirsten Ruhge Tessa Running

Rebecca Schiltz Makenzy Schmidt

Taya Schultz Joshua Seifert

Marshall

Alex Soderstrom

Rontral Stetson ""' Bluford

Ashlynn Shoemaker

Karlie Sorensen

Leelu Swisher Emrie Thomas

Junior Portraits

Mercedez Schmidt

Gabe Sellers

Nadia Skorohod-Pool

Ryan Sovereign

Bailey Thompson

Olivia Schmidt Schoonover

Connor Sells Tyson Shadegg

Austin Smith

Sarah Spaeth

Avery Steinman

Noah Thompson

Clio Spangler

Emma Thomssen

Mercedees Smith

Jeffree Stahl

Sam

Swanson

Rhianna Tobin

Jose Torices

Chase Townsend

Tressa Triplett Trace Tupper

Angelica Turnell

Lesly Vazquez

Julia Velasco

Madelyn

Sasha Watson Walton

Victoria Welch

Timothy Weldon

Trevon Wilson

Anh Tran Jacob Traupe

Miranda Tuttle Adriana Tyrrell Tyler Ulrichson

Cameron Vollmer

Tyler Watts

Jakob West

Rebekah

Anthony Vu

Allison Webb

• Mikayla West

Estrella Walker

Mckenna Webel

Larry White

Corbin Wobig Ellie Wolfgram

By Shelly Nguyen

Sophomores are on the borderline from underclassmen to upperclassmen. Technically they're underclassmen but they occupy a special place in the class hierarchy. Sophomore year is a transitional year ' in many ways. "Sophomore year has been an adventure for me so far, I'm stuck in between the choices of what I want to become in the future," sophomore Cindy Le said.

The_ change from freshman year to sophomore year can be a shock for some freshman. The support of teams is taken away, and sophomore students have to learn how to be more self-motivated. It's not easy. They feel like they're totally done with school and can be frustrated by it, but they know when next year rolls in, they're going to have to really start thinking about their future.

Sophomore Eli Connatser running his race for cross country.

Sophomore volleyball players Makenna Kirk and Hannah Ochsner getting into position as they wait for the ball to be served.

Jack Klingenberg is on the boys' tennis team.

Sophomore musicians

Katie Le, Breanna Epp, Rhiannan Timmerman, Jennifer DelaTorre, and Melissa Kimbulu practicing their violas.

Sophomore

Sophomore Anna Watson is working on a poster at student council.

Sophomore Divider

Tasneem Abdelfatah Huda Abu

Nasab

Muhammad Al- Sultan Aldmairi

Madison Akeem Anderson Andersen Enriquez

AyakAyaj Mya Bahm

Gregory Benes Jackson Bennett

Camden Blowers

Kaleigh Bruns

Zachary Bodfield

Courtney Brush

Audrey Adams Suttan Alexander

Rana Aribi

Haley Aguilar

Christina Allsman

Ranya Aribi

Raquel Balderas . Abel Barrientos

Allison Betz Sidney Bishop

Dalten Bodfield

Fatima Al Sammak

Korbin Amen

Asmir Arnautovic

Davis Bartling

Liberty Bixenmann

Bryce Brazee

Alivia Amory

Tara Au

Carson Beach

Shelby Bloom

Destiny Brown

Josie Bryant David Buchholz Rachel Buntgen

Diamond Bush

Mariah Cates

Alyssa Chapman Marlene Chavez

Joshua Cogley

Kole Connick Evan Cornwell

Tylea Cross

Natalie Delaney

Sophomore Portraits

Oralia Bush

Noah Cathey

Rylee Clark

Bretton Cole

Nathaniel Couture

Garet Darnall

Jennifer Delatorre

Marisa Calnan Amy Carlson

Jennifer Cejka John Cejka

Saylee Claussen Levithin Clover

Nicoletta Cole Xavier Coleman

Asia Cox Orrin Crabtree

Hailey Davidson Elise Davis

Jason Dennis

Erick Castro

Jonathan Cervantes-Rosales

Jordan Cobb

I Eli Connatser

Alexander Crooks

Anthony Davison

Cali Depalma

Cassidy Dils · Krystal Emery Dowding Elijah Downs Donahoo

Jordan Durand Jordyn Durham Breanna Epp Jason Eppens

Ethan Falk

Olivia Flores Octavias Farr Valentina Fowler

Justin Faust

Elizabeth Francisco

Drew Ferguson

Jordan Friesen

Alicia Dreier

Christian Eveland

Angie Ficke

Benjamin Fuehrer

Michelle Findley

Americle Fuqua Lydia Gallentine

Luis Garcia Armando Garza Jimma Gatwech

Olivia Gehle

Tiana Gill Chaston Gilliam

Dylan Goodrich Evony Graewe

Savannah Gilson

Danae Green

Sierra Glade Ethan Goddard

Blake Greuter

Kyla Gushard

Aaron Haeffner Micah Haggan Emmelie Hall

Sophie Hart Jacob Hawkins Toby Heise

Patrick Heston Jayden Hile Kaylie Hill Alexis Hinkle

Cole Holmes Autumn Hoskins Maddie Hatler

Jessica Huenink Jordan Huynh

Amaiya Johnson

Alma Jurisic

Sophomore Portraits

Batool Ibrahim

Branden Johnson

Wi 11 Keitges

Breanna Irby

Heidi Jones

Dustin Kellogg

Michael Hansen

Sirila Herrera

Molly Houser

Lupe Jenkins

Jakob Jones

Kristen Kellogg

Thorin Harig

Tyler Hertzel

Hailey Holmer

Gregory Hubbard

Selena Jimenez

Kiannah Jones

Linda Kero

Makenna Kirk

Joshua Kohrell Jacob Karell

Emma Krause Shailey Kruger

Jackson

Brittany Korgie

Annika Kuchar

Madison Klutts

Ayden KossMarshall

Abby Kudym

Riley Lanxon

Thomas Larsen Chasten Larson

Katie Le Kevin Le Linden LeachSanna

Eliodoro Lopez- Mariah Lovrien Haileigh Lowell Garcia

Tessa Mariscal Richard Marshall Dustin Mccarthy

Laquincia Lee

Cole Lundy

Trevor Knaub

Hasaan Koudy

James Kurtz

Cindy Le

Callie Lenhoff

Juanita Madera

Noah Mcquinn

Katarina MillerAndersen

Taylor Mcvey Mohammad

Hannah Medina Sydney Meier

Payton Merchant

Cassie Merwick

Alihandro Mendoza

Jacob Meyer

Dulce Mendoza

Keaton Meyers

Taylor Morgan Alicia Mumford Baylee Murgas

Lillian Murphy

1 Keanu Murrell

Esias Murry

Russel Nguyen

Harley Nicholson Sophomore Portraits

Victoria Murry

Lindsey Musil Michael Naylor

Nancy Nguyen

Shelly Nguyen Tommy Nguyen Tony Nguyen

Alexandria

Jacob Nicholson Jace Nickles Kahlan Noonan Nicewonger

William O'Connor

Hannah Ochsner Baylin Ostgaard

Samantha Pack Kaleigh Charissa Parker Palmerton-Harbin

Eleeza Parker Joshua Patten Xochitl Pere z Christine Phan Rhiannon Pickrel

Kenyon Price Ethan Brandon Rains- Carmen Ramos Michael Ray Kinnison

Israel Renteria Aaron Reyes James Richards- Madison Rief Morgan Rief Koch

Spencer Riggins Taban Rik Melissa Rima Jasmine Roach Michael

Sarai Rodriguez Joshua Root Tyler Rosenlof Cai Ross Alex Ruhnke

Ben Runyan Christian Russert Haylee Rutt Ryan Rutt Zachary Ruwe

Steel Remaklus

Javionna Shadegg

Taurian Smith

Justin Sacks Bailey Salisbury Makayla Scdoris Zachary Scheer Noah Schofield

Adrianna Scott Sydney Sells Shiane Selph Cory Semin Jordyn Senstock

Avery Short

Corbin Sindel

Grant Soderstrom

Mason Stearns

Daniel Strilkivsky

Jacob Short

Caeden Sklenicka

Cesar Sotelo

Makaylynn Steele

Kendell Straughter

Dillon Shoup

Montanna Small bear

Cameron Shriner

Jaslynn Smith

Mustafa Soumit Donovan Speer

Alina Stefkovich Anna Steinman

Eli Stubblefield Keshawn Stubblefield

Anthony Simms

Sierra Smith

Nick Spencer

Brett Stewart

Keeley Swartz

Sophomore Portraits

Taylor Swenson Saron Tekeste

Devon Thomas Kane Thompson

Grace Towle

Yaquelin Velazco Barrientos

Elisa Webber

Jardin Wilson

Jennifer Yaeger

James Townsend

Joseth Vissepo

Nathan Wenz

AndyWitzki

Shelby Yaeger

Rueben Therrien

Theresa Tran

John Vu

Gavin Wheeler

Chudear Wiyual

Jaydan Yeutter

Nguy Thoat

Rhiannan Timmermann

Makenna Underwood

Antonio Walker

Jarod White

Grace Wooding

Mikayla Zatloukal

Jacob Thoelke

Emmy Torices

Adolfo Valverde Cruz

Anna Watson

Lidia Velazco Barrientos

Nathaniel White D'undra Willams

Taylor Wynn

Emily Zimmerman

Welcoming th

By Esmeralda Zun i ga

Freshman year is a scary time for all students It's the beginning of high school and the first year at a new school. Even though it seems to take forever to get through, by senior year, most all students reflect 6n how fast it all goes by. Enjoy the easy freshmen classes before they start to get really tough. Freshman year is here to help you transition into high school. The classes aren't too hard but are still challenging enough to show how the rest of high school will be. Enjoy the first year as a high school student. Make new friends from different schools and in other grades. Go to school activities like dances and sporting events. Make the first year of high school a year to remember

2019

407 Freshman Students

Alan Acoya Alyssa Adams Eliana Adams Keegan Agena Karrar AIMansuri

Vanesa Alcalde Destiny Aldridge Isaac Alexander Yousif Alkhazraji Katanna Alt Elia Alvarez

Blaise Anderson Keegan Eric Andrews Amina

Jayden Arthur Miles Aubuchon Anderson Arnautovic

\Swsan Baapir

Josephina Kallin Bailey Malia Balboa Evan Ballagh Jon Barnard Bacon

Ravonte Baucke Myah Beltran

Chase Boltz

London Bennett Alyssa Benson

Jurnee Boucher

Tashawna Brassell Jazzmyne Bouwens

Graciela Bravo Uriostegui

Leeaaron Berks

Kane BowerWieser

Thomas Brennan

Hope Buescher

Seth Corter

Ethan Brock

Guy Bruflodt

Gabreelah Buggi

Jace Burton

Taylor Crable

Freshman Portraits

Annie Bui

Mathew Carlson

Jayden Brown Burchess

Secilia Carver

Kaleb Chase Riley Chase

Kobe Converse

Keshawn Curtis

Jediah Brown

Hannah Buchenau

Jackson Burpee

Kelly Conway

Tatum Custe r

Amy Dang •

Lane Devor

Nyamoor Duol

Athena Ellis

Alexia De La Cerda

Anna Diaz

Orion Emanuel

Millenia De La Cerda

Malik Edwards

Maci Ems

Daniel Ficke

Tristan Decker

Joey Dittbrenner

Kirsten Eickhoff

Taeveon

Zachary Finney

Keyen Fossberg Emily Fountain

James Garrett

Mackenzie Devoll

Hannah Eigsti

Charles Dungan

Joshua Erabu Conner Erickson

Mike Flatt

Brandon Fountain-Clark

Alex Gaskins

Jake Frederick

Ana Goettsche

Carlin Goodwin

Dylan Heinbigner

Madison Gehle

Trevor Golder

Baylee Gorski

' Samuel Grow

Heiserman

Andrew Hillary Freshman Portraits

Tejon Gray

Ivy Guenter

Hofmeister

Arianna Gill

Adrianna Haas

Dominique Hawkins

Bailey Glover •Miguel Godinez

Dylan Heaston

Jamilet Hernandez

Dajaan Holt

Ethan Gonzales

Hahler Groth

Ray Heidelberg

Jennifer Katrina Hookham

Alex Horse

Natalie Huffman-Nunez

Anthony Irby

Hunter James

Cherokee Horton

Kaitlyn Hunt

Riley Irvin

Martavious Jenkins

Terrell Jones

Oscar Huang

Shaleija Hunter Dustin Huynh

Selene Izaguirre Jacob Jackson

Deangelo Johnson

Garrett Jurgens Nathaniel Karr

Cole Kempcke

Annaliese Kohrell

Anna Kermmoade

Alyssa Kolb

Ariez Huddleston

Bouthaina Ibrahim

Taylor Jackson

Seth Johnston

Quinton Kehm

Rebecca Kerns

Lilly Krause

Joselyn Interiano

Alieyya Jones

Katherine Kero

Kassidy LeapleyWright

Alexandra Kurtz

Jordan Larabee

Mckenzie Leedom

Jadelynn Lind

Grant Lemay

Nathan Linke

Tibon Mansfield

David Loffelmacher

Meg Markley

Sarina Kyhn

Noah Marlin

Bridget Labarg e

Andy Le

Devon Lind

Haley Maynez Haleigh McConnell - Richard Merryman

Wyatt

Kobee Meggitt

Renzo Mend ez McRoberts

Freshman Portraits

Dionna Mendoza

Jose Meza

Marielena Moreno

Lily Murphy

Odaliz Miguel

Cassidy Morrison

Ta'von Murray

Valencia Mercurio

Gabby Miller

Josiah Meredith

Fathma Mohammed

Preston Mort

Sara Naylor

Makaylie Meredith

Aliyah Moreira

Jayden Moss

Abby Neill

Tanner Meredith

Mackenzie Moreno

• Emilee Mudge

Emely Nggyen

Shayla Nguyen Theresa Nguyen Zanea Nguyen Jace Niederhaus

Jessica Oltmer

Will Parish Brennan Parks

Daniel Patterson

Courtney Overman

Katie Patterson

Zachary Petersen

Hayden Pojar

Ernesto

Johnathan Peterson

Aryana Polfus

Garret

Elise Poole

Annabelle Rea

Jolie Rinaker

Spencer Reed Rachel Rockemann

Claudia PerezCalzada

Johnny Phan

Darius Perry

Kendell Pigzfo r , •

Cesar Ramire 2

Emmelia Rog e r

Deontrey Rush Devin Rutt

Mauricio Sal a z,

Rachel Sams Kyra Sand

Chayse Schaub

Christian Schaub

Freshman Portraits

Kate Schoening

Payton Shores Katie Short

Aubrey Smith Malachi Smith

Brandi Steele Jamie Steiner

Alanah Straka

Camren Severson

Alyssa Shaw J.evon Shoecraft

Aubree Shurter Jayda Simonson Keelie Simpson Anthony Sinkler

Kami Sorensen Peyton Spencer Britney Starkey

Madalyn Sterns Perrion StetsonBluford

Kiyone Stuchl Zoe Sutton

Adam Termaat Mikal Thompson

Connor Triplett Jaden Trosper

Ben Stewart

Alejandro Tafolla

Nyariek Thor

Gabriel Truesdale

Levi Stiles

Rebecca Torices

Cordell Tyrrell

Freshman Portraits

Lillyan Uhlmann Meg Upah Trevor Vanarsdall

Tobin Vocasek Mitchell Walton Alise Warneking

Ryder Wenzl Alyssa Wessel

Hope Whitney

Emily Westfahl

Angelique Williams

Zamyre Williams Cayla Williby Taylor Willnow

Treyvyn Wollen Rashad Woods Ravon Woods

Aaron Wulf Khalid Yahya Jeremy Young Freshman Portraits

Noe Vazquez Nathan Vergith Chase Vernon

Aireyonna White

Brandon

Jenna White

Markel Williams Mesha Williams

Jacob Zimmerman Spencer Zornes

Jenna Wendeli n

Ricky White

Tyjah Wolfe

Jaedyne Wrig r

Faculty

By: Esmeralda Zu

This isn't just a work place it's another home. You come everyday and have fun and work at the same time. You · don't have to be here but you are and teaching every student here that hard work and dedication can have a wonderful outcome. We are always sad to see you go and happy to see new faces come. Once a rocket always a rocket. we are all family here at Lincoln Northeast. Go Rockets!!

members

Kari Amen Anita Anderson

Angela Bates

John Bell

Michael Boshart

Becky Bowmaster

Steve Burbach

Faculty Portraits

Candace Bahr Steve Bartek

John Bettendorf

Jocelyn Crabtree

Jeanette Dorn Timothy Dvorak

Daniel Bulling

Lawrence Christensen

Kimberly Davis

Janice Eckman

Ms. Janssen and former Rocket (and Inside Out subject) Hadgi Kero celebrate the Community Art Night in the Commons.

Teachers team up to show school and community diversity

By Coral Lendos

During first semester Ms . Janssen and Mrs. Elsener's students participated in an eye opening project showing the diversity of nort heast Lincoln. Ms. Janssen's ninth grade Geography students and Mrs. Elsener's Digital Art students created portraits telling stories of northeast Lincoln residents. Janssen's students selected 40 people from Northeast High School and northeast Lincoln to participate in the project. Ninth grade students used a series of interviews to capture the subjects oral history, as well as their connection to northeast Lincoln. Digital Art students used photographs of the subjects to create a portrait to reveal each subject's personal story. The students had a community art night in December to present their artwork and inform all of Lincoln about this service learning project.Their work even appeared on the Channel 8 news, as well as in the Lincoln Journal Star . Portraits have been displayed in the Media Center during second semester, with hopes that they will soon be displayed in local businesses this spring.

Margaret Elsener

Jeffrey Fagler Robert Freese

John Froschheiser Nathan Geiken

Jessica Goforth Kandis Griess

Erin Havlat Clayton Heath

Cynthia Hennen Jeffrey Hill

Donna Engle

Michaela Hahn

Michelle Heizer

Michelle Hrbek

Christine ldeus

Lisa KramerHansen

Lauren Perry

Leland Jacobs

Sarah Kyker

Emma Mcentarffer

Faculty Portraits

Candice Johnson Melinda Johnson

Kathryn Lloyd

Mark Runyan

Samantha Russe l

Ralph Schnell

Lynn Schoening

Sonya Sear

Mrs. H8hn ch8ts 8t lunch with

Eric8 von Gillem 8nd C8SS8ndra Sigrist.

Cassandra Seiboldt

Nancy Smith John Snoozy

Claudia Stacchini Myrna Stanard

Amy Thorpe Amanda Tomes

Kaley Wieser

Debra Wolken

Colleen Shultz

Eric Snyder

Reed Stephenson

Mary Turner

seniors

Chris Simley Kristin Skorupa

Craig Songster

Mary Southworth

Barbara Sullivan

Theresa Thompson

Angela Upah

Elizabeth Vaughn

Faculty Portraits

Members of Rocket Crew , wearing green , assist the incoming freshmen class as they start their first day of high school.

Seniors Rachel Jarvis, Tess Meyer, and Addison Sellon complete their officer tasks while attending the National Honor Society meeting.

Clubs Divider To show support for the volleybrawl tournament held by NHS, seniors Adiin Connatser and Braly Keller show off their volleyball skills.

find some time for laughs during Academic Decathlon.

Juniors Drew Ahlberg and Austin Gronewald

ithe clubhouse

By: Kayla VanNess and Madison Woodward

With the stress -caused by classes, sports, community activities, and jobs, students need a way to focus on a subject they enjoy in a fun and leisurely way . Clubs provide the perfect way for students to relieve all the stress while participating in activities that interest them

At LNE, there are currently 27 clubs ranging from topics in languages , lifestyles, and hobbies. These clubs meet at various times and locations, and on differen t days . Clubs such as National Honor Society, Pershing Pals, and FBLA participate in events within the community. National Honor Society secretary, senior Addison Sellon, states, "One of the biggest events NHS gets to b e a part of is Relay for Life. We get to join other community members for a whole night to help support the American Cancer Society". Other clubs including Asian Caucus, Rocket Crew, and Student Council hold special events here at school for every student to get involved with. For Valentine's Day the members of Student Council lined just about every hallway wall on the first floor with individual hearts for each student and staff member. "We wanted to make sure everyone here at LNE was recognized on this special holiday", said junior council member Cole Meyer.

When a part of a club, students have the opportun ity to learn additional skills or life lessons that may not be taught inside a classroom. In debate and speech , members get to focus on their communication skills, while students involved in Razas Unidas can learn another language and culture Whether looking for an enjoyable way to help other people, or searching for a fun way to gain new experiences, Northeast has a variety of clubs to keep any student interested.

Members of Studen t Council get ready to l i ne the first floor hallway with a Val ent i nes Day heart fo r every student and te acher.

Freshmen Jazzmyne Bouwens and Kirsten Eickhoff, and sophomore Jordan Durand eat rainbow cupcakes in GSA.

While watching a movie in Anime Club, sophomore Courtney Brush and her fellow club members

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Back Row: Mr. Bosh8rt, Trevor Petersen, Ke Le, Riley Ki[2er, Maggie Ferguson, Mr. Schoening

Front Row: Morgan Degarmo, Wi[[ Runyan, Bry8n Boher, Taylor Morgan, True Nguyen, Kevin Nguyen

asian caucus

Back Row: Olivia DeFord, Linnea Nguyen, Breanna Epp, Anh Tran, Long Pham

Front Row: Derek Nguyen, Michelle Nguyen, Annie B~i, Theresa Tran

Back Row: Jacob Stewart, Tyler Spencer, Wyatt McLeod, Braly Keller, Kristian Cornwell, Aaron Haeffner, Talon Little

Front Row: Mr. Cornwell, Evan Cornwell, Tobin Vocasek, Quinn Keller, Thomas Brennan, Hahler Groth, Caleb Kyes

Not Pictured: Megan Sattler, Emma Davis, Addison Sellon, Jaden Kelly, Dylan Gushard, Ethan Karr, Ryan Cink, Noah Heiser Clubs

Back Row: Nick Fullerton, Taylor Swenson, f b Ia Rachel Jarvis, Alicia Dreier, Tasneem

Abdelfatah, Ericc1 Craig, Mrs. Crabtree

Middle Row: Garet Dc1rnc1ll, Alyssc1 Bennett, Julia Velc1zco Barrientos

Front Row: Yaquelin Velazco Barrientos, Lidia Velc1zco Barrientos, Jordan Durand, Hunter Swenson

Front: Zc1ch Bc1rnhill

Back Row: Lauren Kreuzberg, Tess Meyer, Jordan Malcolm, Shae

Alexc1nder, Sammy Clc1rk, Kc1mi Kucera, Fc1timc1 Mohc1mmed, Lydic1 Baker, Dena Markley

Front Row: Jessicc1 Brennc1n, Zach Barnhill, Trevor Petersen, Mc1dison Klingenberg, Lydia Adc1ms

student ambassadors

Back Row: Braly Keller, Drew Ferguson, Mercedes Smith, Annika Kuchc1r, Mr. Manley

Front Row: Dc1nielle Picotte, Karlie Sorensen

Back Row: Delaney

Bartling, Jacob Horak

Addison Sellon, Alys

Bennett, Sydney

Green, Breanna

Sierra Center, J Eggers, Mrs. S

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Row 1: Nicole Depetris, Fuller-Larsen, Chelsea

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Row 2: Kacy Loos, Shepard, Shania S Tobin.

Back Row : Emily Zimmerman, Haley Mort

Middle Row: Krista Kellogg, Cqu rtney Brush, Sidney Bishop, Jordan Durand

Front Row : Nicoletta Cole, Kirsten Eickhoff, Ja22myne Bouwens, Sam Grow, Zoe Sutton

• i, David ose Hidalgo : Taylor riaelena liz

B8ck Row: C8 rl os Know les, Am8nd8 Suhr, Elise Webb, Kern Kottmeyer , lsrnel Renteri8, Bri8n Le, Wy8tt McLeod , Hu nter Swenson, Log8n

Peterson, Cole Meye r, Brett H8lleen, A8ron S

Reyes, T8lon Litt le, Ri ley Ki lzer , Cody Gronewold

Third Row: Kyl8 Gush 8rd , Annik8 Kuchar, Jocie

Towers, Linzie Kre iz el , Addison Sellon , Brndy

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Front Row: Sydney Green , Re898n Uhl m8nn , F8tim8 8l -S8mm8k , Cou rtne y Bru sh, °Tess

Meyer, Jessie Ng uyen , Dyl 8n Ge8 r h8rt, K8yl8

V8nNess , S8m8nth8 Cl8r k, Kelsey Westlund, Christine Ph8 m, Amy C8rlson , Del8ney B8.rtling

na tional honor so ci ety

Front Row: Austin Gronewald, Caylee Lind, Callie Bradd, Delaney Bartling, Dayana Rendon

Row 2: Talon Little , Jessie Nguyen, Tess Meyer , Addison Sellon, Jordan Malzer, Miah Ramirez , Josie Minor

Row 3: Ryan Cink, Jacob Stewart, Reagan Uhlmann , Kayla VanNess, Jordan Malcolm, Megan Sattler, Lydia Baker

Row 4: Fatima Mohammed, Linneaa Nguyen, Karlie

Sorensen, Rachel Kohrell , Jocie Towers, Sydney Green, Emily Olsen, Anna Carlson, Taylor Kassebaum

Row 5: Victor Moreno, Anh Tran, Kami Kucera, Olivia DeFord , Laney Frederick, Mikara Feit, Amanda Suhr, Emma Thomssen, Madison Klingenberg, Kera Kottmeyer, Elise Webb

Back Row: Braly Keller , Cody Gronewald, Brian Le, Kevin Nguyen, Neil Patel, Madison Woodward, Lauren Kreuzberg, Bayleigh Roberts , Riley Kilzer, Nathan Johnson, Wyatt McLeod , Rachel Jarvis , Brett Halleen, Shayna Benson

Not Pictured: Amelia Baker, Lily Craig , Cheyenne Horton

Club Members: Lyd ia Adams, Shae

Alexander , Delaney Bartling, Shayna Benson , Jordyn Casados, D8wson Clover, Erica Craig , Lily Craig , Mikara Feit, M8ggie Ferguson, Caden Frazier, Nicholas Fullerton, Sydney Green, Austin Gronewald, Cody Gronewald , K8itlyn H8effner, Tony8 H8nsen, Le8h Hernandez-Dwyer, F8yth Jackson, Maria K8mar, Shams Kambol, Braly Keller, Riley Kilzer, Carlos Knowles, Rach8el Kohrell, K8m 1• Kucera, Brittany Lewis, Melissa Mccaul, M8dison McCoy, Brittney Merue, Keeran Merch8nt, Mihri8 Mohammad Ibrahim, Fatima Moh8mmed, Luzelen8 Moreno, Trev c Murphy, True Nguyen, Mari8h Pacula, Vivi a 1 Perez Alvarado, Brady Ph8m, Miah R8mirez , Day8na Rendon, Kristin S8nford, Olivia Schmidt, Addison Sellon, Am8nda S~hr , Hunter Swenson, Emm8 Thomssen, Rhiann a Tobin, Julia Vel8sco B8rrientos, Estrella Walker, Caitlin Webber, Ellie Wolfgr 8m, M8ggie Zimmerman

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11 Charlie Fli9ht 11 2nd Hour: Chris Alca z Cheyenne Crandall, Olivia Gehle , Ric

11 Delta Fli9ht 11 6th Hour : Eliana Adams Hegwood, El to Lopez Garc i a

11 Echo Fli9ht 11 7th Hour : M il es Aubfi.i-Ad•Jfijjj Goheen (Lincoln Southwes t ), Di (Pius X), Camren Severson, Mi Leighton, Tommy Nguyen , Is

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rent Wood ruff, USAF, Retired

LIFE ON THE LAUNCH PAD

By Madison Woodward

Life for students at Northeast has many different components. M9ny hours are spent between the walls of Northeast for students. Although the daily life of every students varies, there are some common parts. There's the watchful eye of Snoozy in the commons during lunch or administrators checking for IDs as students walk through the halls. Then there's the class time. Not every lesson takes a whole class period, so this leaved down time to socialize or do work. This time allows students to build bonds with eachother. At some point in their Northeast career every student will find him or herself hanging out in the media center with their friends, whether it's during lunch or after school. Another part of a student's life is going to sporting events. Not every student is able to participate in a sport, so they get to go and participate in the student section. Every' student can remember their first time being in the student section. Students at Northeast are provided with a wide variety of activities to participate in. No matter who a student is, they will find something for for them to be involved in and to make memories with.

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7 5 YEARS OF 'LNE

By Mad ison Woodward

Construction begins in a A cement drive cornfield and parking are are put in on the West si e.

New curriculum is added and East High School opens. The school expects enrollment to drop, but there is no major change

The school opened on September 9, 1941. There were only 26 classrooms, a swimming pool, and a vocational agricultural wing at that time.

West wing and center gym are added

The Media Center is added. Taking the spot where the cafeteria once was.

The first girl sports are added. They c r swimming and track. Follo~e d by te~nis and volley1Jall in •,·( basketball am I golf in '75, a r Ic finally softba 11

100-90= A

89-80= B

79-70= C

69-60= D

59 and below-= F

The West gym and a new swimming pool are added.

The distric switched to an A-F grading scale instead of 1-7.

The Student Child Learning Center is opened. Also, the Ed Johnson Gym is opened.

Glathar's first year as principal of Northeast. Security cameras are installed.

Renovations are made to the weight room.

Donald Trump in 1973

Donald Trump now in 2016

The modern "Telephone" in 1892

The cellphones now in 2016

Lincoln Northeast Highschool has been around for 75 year. In those 75 years a lot has changed, alumni as well as former students. Here are some current LNE students as well as old versus new uniforms, Northeast itself, technogoly, Donald Trump, and google. Fun fact; Did you know, Google had email subscription in 1998?

Lexi MoslanderOwen when she was 1 year old

Lexi MoslanderOwen senior year

Northeast Boys Basketball uniforms in 1982

Northeast boys basketball : uniforms now in 2016

Google in september of1998

Go gle

Google now in 2016

Tess Meyer when she was in second grade

Cortney Nelson when she was 6 years old

Tess Meyer senior year

Cortney Nelson senior year

Nick Williams when he was in second grade

Nick Williams senior year

Lincoln Northeast Highschool in 1963

Lincoln Northeast Highschool now in2016

Kendrick Frazier when he was 8 years old

Kendrick Frazier senior year

Caylee Lind when she was 2 years old

Caylee Lind senior year

By Coral Lendos

Juniors Brittney Mergue and Erin Kerns work at the Lancaster vent Center

While juggling school work, sports, clubs, friends, and family, many students are also working part-time at various different places of employment. Students can prepare for their future jobs by starting now and making their own money Mc:1ny students also have bills to pay, such as gas, insurance, car payments, and more Minimum wage was increased from $8 .00 to $9.00 an hour in January, which helps students pay for these bills. Even though work is something people do to make money, many have a blast with at their job with their coworkers. Some have the opportunity to work with their friends from school, making their job a lot more enjoyable.

Seniors Cora ' Lendos and Tiffany Beckner

"Hotline Bling"

DJ Khaled

By Madison Woodwar

Justin Bieber

-styles

White Shoes

The Man-Bun

LMy mom is suoer lit

- Gordon Manning

As

lAustin is a loser

- Cody Gronewold

Look at my tweet (Laughing emoji) X3

- Kayla Drapal

Exactly smh

- Rebecca Burback

~ eah but ·1 want candy

- Callie Brodd

He is such a child

- Katie Haeffner

nswer if you're alive

- Lailah Zuhairi

I lost my backpack

- Shae Alexander

Should I get one of those lower things?

- Kyle Fletcher

ROC KET TWITTER FEED

Can you guess which LNE student tweeted eacb?

"Someone come clean my room, and if you can find the dollar I dropped on the floor a couple of days ago it's all yours"

"Donald Trump

"Spring forward is some trash" is like that super cocky freshman kid you know except he wears a more expensive

version of Axe"

"you wit me or nah either way • I'm still gonna get buckets."

"I'm diagnosing myself with the fatal Stage 4 Senioritis. It's an epidemic now"

"The best life decisions are the ones that involve food"

"Welcome to Nebraska. It's 42 degrees and blizzarding but it's also warm and sunny but also looks like we are going to have a severe storm"

"I think I'm just gonna resort to a flip phone and call it good"

"I pay like $8 when I get a meal at Cane's but then get mad when I have to pay $2 for parking downtown"

"will sleep save my grades tomorrow? let's find out"

"yes both of my parents just hit the dab when the Broncos scored a touchdown"

"My Pershing Pal literally fell asleep during the Rec Rally we're a perfect match"

Adin Connatser & Skylar Nickl f Oscar Sierra Center & Jessica Brennan

Bryson Cole & Tenaj Jones

Binko Bradley & Erica Craig Wyatt McLeod & Linzie Kreizel

Mr. Eckman graduated in

graduated in

•• Once a Rocket Alumni. i ~ gr:·d:t ~g

Senora Smith

The saying, Once a Rocket , Always a Rocket , holds true for ma ny of the staff here at Northeast. There a multiple staff members who were once students here at Northeast. They walked the halls just like you do everyday (maybe not the same exact halls but they 're still pretty similar) . They had to wait in a ridiculously long line to get food in the cafeteria and also went to sporting events to support their classmates.They attended school dances wi t h their friends and tried out for the various activities offered to them , like sports and -music groups. All of the st aff member s who were once here at Northeast as students say that there has been plenty of change. While n o n e of them were here when the school first opened seventy five year ago, it is still safe to say that there have bee n si g nificant change from the way LNE was when they were l1ere, just like there has been major changes j ust in th e past few years Some of them might have never thought in a million years they would come back to teach at the high school they went to after t hey g raduated from college, but all of them say they really enjoy it and wouldn 't want to be teaching anywhere else They are here in a different way than when they were here as st u dents because now they are the teacher standing at the front of the classroom, b u t t hey still say it feels like home and is a wonderful place to work All of th e ret urning teachers really do believe in the saying that every

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1998

Ms. Howell gradu 8ted in

Rocket kn ows by heart ONCE A ROCKET, ALWAYS A ROCKET! •

Mr. Bell grndu8ted in

Mrs. Eckm8n gradu8ted in

Chasity Ni cho ls o n, Coral Le ndos , a nd Katlyn Vanourney

Foreign Exchange Student

Do you know how it feels to go to schoo l in a different country , surrounded by different things? Well , these 4 exchange students at Lincoln- Northeast High school will give a brief summary about their experience so far and a little bit about themselves F i rst off, junior Nicole De Petris is from Italy and she loves to stay on social media. At first , it took some time for her to adjust to the American life. She likes trying all the new things she hasn 't done before It was hard for her to connect with her peers at school and to get used to the things here. Second , junior Lison Degas unfortunately left before she finished the school year Our third exchange student , jun ior lustinian Catargiu was born from Romania but now lives in Germany During his first week in the States he had really bad jet lag.

Christian

By Shelly Nguyen & Cindy Le

At his old school , he was in Student Council. This year he joined Track as a discus thrower , football , and German club. Some things he li kes in Lincoln so far is Dairy Queen and hanging out with friends. lustinian claims that everything is bigger here than in Germany. Last but not least , junior Christian Frerichs is from a small village in Northern Hamburg, Germany . For the first week in the United States he felt like he was on vacation because school hadn't started yet , and he was so far away from home Some of his favorite things in Lincoln so far is that everything is close together. All these students love it here in the United States and would love to come bac k again.

lustinian Catargiu

up a sign to let eve ry one know she is from Italy at a

Junior Nicole De Petris, Junior lustinian Catargiu, and Junior Ellie Wolfgram take a picture with a clown at Roca Berry Fa rm.

Junior Christian Frerichs made it in to swimming Conference

Junior Nicole De Petris holding

Husker football game.

Junior Nicol.e De Petris and Juni or Christian Frerichs at Homecoming 2015.

Junior Christi an Fr er ich s and his host sister on their first day of school

Junior lu stinian Catargiu with his family and host family at Mount Rushmore

Junior N ic ole De Petris and Junior Lison Degas taking pictures before Candlelight.

Junior lustinian Catargiu letting everyone know he came from Germany at a Husker game.

1) How many A) 40 water B) 63 fountains are C) 78 throughout the D) 56 school?

4) What LNE A) Boys Tennis sports team B) Girls Golf won their first C) Boys Confere nee Swimming Championship D) Volleyball title this year?

5) At which basketball game did freshman Jenna Wendelin shoot the ball while on her knees?

A) LNE v. LHS

B) LNE v. Omaha South

C) LNE v. Millard South

D) LNE v. South Sioux City

2) What high school did counseling center secretary Jessica Lindhurst graduate from?

• A) Lincoln Ea st

B) Lincoln Northeast = C) MiJlard Wf st

D) Li~coln Southeast

3) How many senior picturm are hanging up in Ms. Howells room?

A) 205 B) 197 C) 178 D) 214

6) Which student has led th ( school in the Pledge of Alligence the most times?

A) Aaron Reyes

B) Tenaj Jones

C) Trenton Miller

D) Hunter James

7) How many additions have been added to Northeast since 8) Which current LNE basketball 1941?

A) 10

B) 6

C) 15

D) 22 - pl ayer's dad - was apart of the 4-peat from 1995-1998?

9) What three high schoo ls were combined to form Northeast High School?

A) Bethany, Jackson, and

A) Talon Little

B) Malik Jones

C) Trace Tupper

D) Malc o lm Whitlow Belmont

B) Havelock, Belmont, Cotner

C) Jackson, Havelock, Bethany

11) Which two current LNE teachers pl ay ed basket ball together in h i g h scho ol ? __ ___,

1 0) How many A) 196 seniors were B) 240 in the first C) 150 graduating D) 312

c l ass?

1 2) How many Hall of Fame pictures lie across the North gym entrances?

A) 253 B) 228 C)196 0)234

By: Kayla VanNess

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anuary 5, 201 6: Michigan

governor Snyder declares a state f emergency. In 2014, Flint's ater supply was switched to t he Flint River. After outbreak of t1isease, the water is tested in 201 5 and is found to contain igh levels of lead.High levels of lead were also found in young children. Once the emergeny is eclared, the ourtbreak is finally made public.----

That's My Team! Team Photos 2015-2016

Vars ity/JV Football : Jacob Sabin, Brian Dillow , Marshall Shepard , Chevinn Rayburn , Tyler Dewey , Kaylen Brown , Tivon Phi llips, Jaden Kelly, Ryan Cink, Jacob Stewart, Kirk McLaughlin , Sam Steinmeyer, Dylan Gushard, Zack Baars , Caden Highsmith, Braly Keller , Kristian Cornwell , Malik Jones, Tyler Renshaw ,Ryan Goddard , Brett Halleen, Ethan Karr, Brian Paul, Noah Hunt, Carn Rider, Zach Call icoat, Tyler Ulrichson, Trevor Peterson, Mar 'San Castenada , Chandler Mohr , Cody Gronewald , Larry White , Juan Castellanos , lustinian Catargiu , Aidan Jones, Nate Sampson, Zach Chambers, Alonga Chol , Gabe Barnhill--Student Mgr ., Coach Dion Gaston , Coach Tim Dvorak, Coach Landon Miller, Head Coach Bump Christensen , Coach Javonta Boyd , Coach Donald Defrand , Coach Jack Laughter , Coach Buck Rausch , Elliot Mandeville--Student Mgr

Freshman Football: Preston Mort, Alex Gaskins , Anthony Stege , Andrew Mcwilliams , Chayse Shaub , Terrell Bluford , Ravonte Baucke , Thomas Brennan, Blaze Johnson, Sazoun Grayer , Dar ius Perry , Wyatt McRoberts, Jayden Brown, Bronson Dowding , Zach Petersen , Yashua Bradley , Charles Dungan, Jacob Zimmerman , Zach Finney , Ivan Wilks , Andrew Hillary, Levi Stiles , Orion Emanuel, Miguel God inez, Kane Bower-W ieser, Elijah Brown , Hahler Groth , Caleb Morrow , Deontrey Rush , Payton Shores , Caleb Kyes, Adam Reifler, Payton Spencer, Ben Stewart, Spencer Reed , Hunter Jarrre Mathew Carson , Devin Rutt, Quin Keller, Eli Jones, Ray Heidelberg, Tobin Vocasek, Adam TerMaat, Christian Schaub , Jakobi Rose, Grant LeMay, Alan Acoya, Nathaniel Karr, Justin Colson , Miles Aubuchon, Trevor VanArsdall , Nathan Linke, Krist ian Stoki, Malco~rn Croskey , Aaron Wulf, Ricky White , Head Coach Ryan Hitz, Coach Jake Schuelke , Coach Ry.an Macklin Coach Bryce Peschel ·

Vars ity/JV Girl s Ge f:

Tess Meyer, Meg Markley, Emma Krause, McKenna Harrington, Head Coach Tom Ochsne t Constance Cush mar Trina Barmore, Sop ~ - e Hart, Coach Adrient Sch lake

Reserve Footbal l: Coach Jack Laughter, Coach Buck Rausch, Russell Nguyen, Jakob Jones, John Cejka, Dustin Kellogg , Corbin Sindel, Coach Donald Defrand, Alihandro Mendoza, Jayden Hile, Korbin Amen, Israel Renteria, Michael Ray, Jordan Friesen, Rueben Therrien, Payton Thompson , Carson Beach, Devon Thompson , Zachary Bodfield , Brett Stewart,Ethan Goddard , Cole Lundy, Taurian Smith II, Kenyon Price , Tre Marshall , Emery Dowding , Cole Holmes, Jacob Short, El i Stubble field, Ayden Koss-Marshall

Varsity Volleyball : Hannah Oschner, Kallee Bohaty, Nigeria Jones, MaKenna Kirk, Megan Sattler, Delaney Bartling, Camden Blowers, Erica Craig, Allison Nixon, Jordyne Miles, Addy Sellon, Emma Thomssen, Coach Deidre Bergman, Coach Kimberly Shramek, Head Coach Craig Songster, Coach Candace Bahr, Coach Laura Brook

Varsity Boys Tenn i Keaton Fletcher, Za c 1 Hoke, Zach Barnhil l Logan Peterson, Ril e Kilzer, Austin Gronewald, Drew Ahlberg, Head Coa Nick Wiehn

JV/ Reserv

eyer , cicek , el Mciso n tfner, NOT : Christicin , Anthony

JV Volleyball: K8trin8 Hookh

Y8 B8hm, Jones, Kh8diy8 ee Boh8ty, Hope Avery Steinm8n,

Molly Houser, K8yl8 Mills , N Mengelk8mp , S8ydee Cl8r Buescher , Co8ch L8urn Br. Tatum Custe r, Joliet Rin Bre8 n8 L8mprecht, C8 , M8ddy Peterson, nhoff--Student Asst.

Varsity Softball: Mercede z Scmidt, Lexi MoslanderOwen , Makenzy Schmidt , Sydney Fisher , Lydia Adams , Madison Andersen, Sydney Green, Sydney Earlywine, Laney Frederick, Mercedees Smith, Summer Hauser, Sydney Meier, Elise Webb, Madison Klingenberg, Madison McCo y, Kristin Sanford, Joanna StallworthStudent Mg r., Coach Marissa Garver , Coach Kirk Svendsen, Head Coach Kari Amen, Coach Derek Hubbard, Coa ch Alissa Cookston , Madison WoodwardStudent Mgr

Freshman Volleyball:

Meg Upah, Brianna Shadegg, Jenna White, Sierrn Lynch, Alyssa Benson, Morgan Gregg, Katie Patterson, Riley Irvin, Alieyya Jones, Jaedyne Wright, Jamilet Hernandez, Serenity Loving, Coach Diedre Bergman

Reserve Volleyball: Jayden Keller, Sierra Smith , ·Jaydan Yeutter, Abby Kudym, Javionna Shadegg, Peaches Parker , Kaitlyn Hunt, Lilly St Craig--Student As st., Samantha Pack, Sierra Glade , Tatum Custer , Breana Lamprecht, Coach Candance Bahr

JV Softball: Sarina Kyhn, Lizzette Moreno , Lupe Jenkins, Asia Cox, Oli via Flores, Marielena Moreno , Myah Beltran , Riley Woodward, Emily Fountain, Lilly Krause, Luzelena Moreno, Jurnee Boucher, Taylor Morgan, Coach Derek Hubbard , Natalie Delaney , Madison Andersen, Kasha Hall , Madison McCoy, Hadley Outlaw-Williams, Coach Alissa Cookston

Boys and Girls Cross Country: Abigail TerMaat--Student Mgr., Emily Westfahl, Kate Schoening, Tressa Triplett , Katie Haeffner, Reagan Uhlmann, Shelby Bloom, Nicole DePetris , Emilee Burdock--Student Mgr., Coach

Mike Carroll, Kami Kucera, Lilly Uhlmann, Amelia Baker, Mauricio Sala zar, Ethan Radabaugh, Hailey Davidson, Jocie Towers, Head Coach John Snoozy, Kendrick Frazier, Luke Menefee, Jarod White, Brian Bentzinger, Caden Frazier, Will Runyan, Nern Runyan, Riley Lanxon, Jacob Hawkins, Joshua Kohrell, LeeAaron Berks, Greg Hubbard, Brendin Wiltshire, Elijah Downs , Keegan Anderson, Riley Chase, Nathan Wenz, Evan Ballagh, Kenny Le , Jacob Brees, Jay Stander, Wyatt McLeod, Mohamed Kom i, Jacob Re inick, Peyton Renard, Nathan Johnson, Nathan Benson, Adin Connatser, Elijah Connatser , Evan Cornwell

Varsity Boys Basketball: Binko Bradley, Nate White, Tyson Shadegg, Tivon Phillips, Keanu Murrell, Malik Jones, Ka'von Lofton, Talon Little, Malcolm Whitlow, Coach David Mercer, Geigh Zollicoffer 1 Trace Tupper/ Duol Duol, Noah Thompson

JV Boys Basketball: Nate White, Keanu Murrell, Adam Burt1 Nguy Thoat, Yashua Bradley, Coach Ben Svehla, Ka'Von Lofton, Larry White, Brody Amen, Jevon Shoecraft, Coach John Bell

Reserve Boys

Bask et ball: Machar

Machar, LeeAaron Berks, Justin Sacks, Esias Murry, Terrell Bluford-Jones, Donovan Speer, Cole Lundy, Coach Tim Donner, Colm Holmes, Jimma Gatwech

Freshman Boys

Basketball: Jacob

Jackson, Alex Horse, Terrell Bluford-Jones

Hahler Groth 1 Quinn Keller, Marc us Maso t Conner Erickson, Andrew Mcwilliams , LeeAaron Berks, Tob 1 Vocasek, Renzo Men ~z, Keegan Agena 1 Alan Acoya, Coach Alex Svehla

Freshman Girls

Basketball: Coach Anna Mcvay, Liyah Nguyen, Jurnee Boucher, Arianna Ross, Shaleja Hunter, Nyamoor Duol, Coach

Alyssa Ivans, Elia Alvarez, Jaedyne Wright, Wendy Forlemu 1 Coach Becca Hiller

Girls Basketball : Brianna Shadegg, Mariah Cates, Jordyn Casados, Shelby Fuller-Larson, Sirila Herrera, Kyra Sand, Coach Michael Champagne, Alieyya Jones, Azaiya Trainor, Joliet Rinaker, Tatum Custer, Jenna Wendelin, Coach Dana Wendelin

Reserve Girls

Girls Basketball: Mariah Cates, Siri Herrera, Javionna Shadegg, Aaliyah Evans, Ali Jones, Nigeria Jones, Megan Sattler, Jenna W Head Coach Steve Bartek, Erica Craig, SteP. Kambree Rhodes, Azaiya Trainor, Coach Wendelin, Coach Michael Champagne

Basketball: Coach Anna Mcvay, Olivia Flores, Suttan AlexanderCampbell, Madison Rief, DaNae Green 1 Dulce

Mendoza, Carmen Ramos, Coach Alyssa Ivans, Telicia Jennings, Alicia Mumford, Samantha Pack, Elise Davis, Bailey Salisbury, Coach Becca Hiller

JV

Varsity

Boys Swimming/Diving: Jack Kli ngenbe rg, Jason Eppens , Chr ist ian Frer ichs , Chase Larson , Jac ob Hawkin s, Lu nden Fu lsaas , Kyle Fletcher , Thomas Brennan , Ma lach i Smith , Wyatt McLeod , Ch ris t ia n Cornwe ll, Cla iton Clough , Jay Stander , Austin Alex~:inder , Austin Alexa nder, Josh Kohrell , Kev in Mo nge , Head Coach Kyle Hunt , Logan Peterson , Aaron Hae ff ne r, Pe yton Renard, Evan Cornwell , Noah Heiser, Hunter James , Braly Ke ll e r, Co a ch Magg ie Bach , NOT PICTURED : Jackson 6ennet-Student Mgr .

Girls Swimming/Diving: Ca ee in d, Jessica Brenna n, Ca li De Pa lma, Am y Carlson , Meg Upah , Nicole De et s, Annaliese Kohrell, Coach Ma ggie Bach, Shae Alexander , Mya Bahm , Katr i H okham, Marielena Moreno, Riley Irvin, Taylor Swenson , Luzelena Moreno ~n a Carlson, Head Coach Kyle Hunt, Madi Klingenb e rg, Madelyn Walton--Studen , Kera Kottmeyer, Maryah Norton, Linzie Kreizel, Mikara Feit, Amelia Bak tie Haeffner

Wrestling: Ethan Radabaugh, Chayse Schaub, Guy Br uflodt, Corbin Sindel, ·camren Severson, Mauricio Salazar, Muhammad Al-Shirary, Preston Mort, Levi Stile s, Kend ri c k Frazier, Caden Frazier, Jacob Sabin, Miguel Lop ez- Garcia, Alihandro Mendoza , Kane Bower-Wieser, Troy McCune, Jac ob Brees, Tanner Bod-field, Mar'San Casteneda, Ryan Goddard, Charles Dungan, Peyton Spencer, Estevan Barrientos, Tyler Uhlrichson, Chris

Mandeville, Tyson Zegers, John Cejka, Madison

Woodward-Student Mgr., Coach Alex Wade, Coach Alex

Van Donselaar, Head Coach Patrick Neilly, Coach Rick Ba umgartner, Coach Steve Burns, Coach Jo.shua Hegarty

Boys Track and Field : Zack Baars; Carl Bailey, Evan Ballaugh, Jon Barnard, Rav onte Baucke, Bri a n Bentzinger, LeeAaron Berks, Josiah Bervard, Steven Borrego , Yash ua Bradley, Jacob Brees, Kaylen Brown, Elijah Brown , Guy Bruflodt , lus t inian Cartargiu, Dezel Casteneda, Elijah Connatser , Adin Conn atser, Evan Cornwell, Kristian Cornwell, Malcom Croskey , Brian Di ll ow , Emory Dowding, Pedrom Eckbal, Zachary Finney, Caden Fra zi e r, Jordan Friesin, Hahler Groth, Brett Halleen, Greg Hubbard , Noah Hunt, Anthony Irby, Nathan Johnson, Ma lik Jones, than Karr, Nath a nie l Kar r, Qu inn Keller, Braly Keller, Moh amed Ka mi, Riley Lanxon , Troy McC une, Wyatt McLeod, Sherzad Mo hammad, Chandler Mohr , Esias Mur ry, Russell Nguyen, Ethan Radabaugh, Chevin Rayburn , Will Runyan, Zach Ruwe, Nate Sampson, Javon Shoecraft , Pa yton Shores, Jac ob Short, Payton Spencer, Jay Stander , Payton Tho mpso n, Trevor Vanarsdall, Tobin Vocasek , Malcom Whitlow, Ivan Wilks, Jacob Zi mmerman, Geigh Sollcoffer, Spencer Zorner

Girls Track and Field: Na Na Ahmed, Sutton Alexander, Amelia Baker, Vivian Berry , Kallee Bohaty, Hannah Bubar, Hope Bueschner , Kayla Drapal, Alicia Dreier, Athena Ellis ,Aaliyah Evans , Sydney Green, Katie Haiffner, Jordan Hardesty , Shale i ja Hunter , Selene Izaguirre, Rachel Jarvis, Ama iy a Johnson , Alieyya Jones , Melissa Kimbulu, Brittany Korg i e-Thomas, Kami Kucera, Cindy Le, Khadiya, Abby Neill, Liyah Nguyen , Shelly Ng uyen, Shayla Nguyen, Harley Nicholson, Ciera Pierson, Haylee Rutt , Kate Schoen i ng, Keelie Simpson, Joanna Stallworth, Abigail Termaat , Emma Thomssen, Jocie Towers , Lilly Uhlmann, Meg Upah , Jocelyn Walker

Varsity Girls Soccer: Summer Hciuser, Elise Webb, Emily Westfahl, Hciiley Dcividson, Kylci Gushcird, Megcin Scittler, Jurnee Boucher, Shelby Bloom , Kcilee Stcittler , Kecirn Ccistle, Mcidison Rief, Reagcin Uhlmcinn, Amcindci Suhr, Shelby Fuller-Lcirson, Ticinncih Moore, Scirnh Spcieth, Jordyn Cciscidos, Ncidici Skorohod, Alicici Mumford, Joliet Rinciker

Reserve Girls Soccer: Rciquel Bcilderns, Mcidison Gehle , Kcirissci Fuller, Grncielci Brnvo, Elici Alvcirez, Dcinici Gomez, Mcirlene Chcivez, Wendy Forlemu, Keilci Borjcis, Aricinnci Ross, Morgcin Rief, McKennci Hcirrington, DciNcie Green, Xochitl Perez, Amy Perez, Mcirielena Moreno , Peciches Pcirker , Smcinthci Peick

Varsity Boys Soccer: Chcise Boyd Eric Hodgin

Chciyse Schciub Keegcin Anderson Michciel

Rodriguez Alex Perfecto Brycin Borer Nguy Thocit

Dcivid Pinedci Tony Nguyen Sultcin Aldmairi Jose

Hidcilgo Peyton Rencird Mustcifa SoumitAmon

Cebcillos Abrnhcim Tshielci Dcinte 1 Cebcillos Jose

Mezci George Khcilcif Chris Mezci Kenny Le Christicin Schciub

JV Boys Soccer: Joey Dittbrenner, Keegcin Matney, Alex Horse, Gciret Dcirncill, Jcison Dennis, Mcison Stecirns, Giovcinni Gcillcirdo, Estevcin Bcirrientos, Ethcin Goddcird, Ccirson Becich, Skylcir Lciwson, Khcililullcih Mohcimmcid , Christicin Frerichs, Ccieden Sklenickci, Riley Chcise, Armin Ajir, Abel Bcirrientos, Khcilid Ycihyci, Jcikob Jones, Trenton Miller, Christicin : Evelcind, Renzo Mendez, Akeem Enriqt;Aez, Lui s Gcircia Lopez, Ben Runycin, Thomcis Lcirsen

JV Girls Soccer: Mcickenzie Moreno, Vivicin Trnn, Tressci Triplett, Hudci Alkhcizrnji, Hcinncih Delciney, Tiffany Green, Jcickie Mcirtinez, Lesley Gcillcirdo, Shelby Bloom, Avery Short, Rhicinncin Timmermcinn, Vivici r Perez Alvcirndo, Lcimecici Kcimbol, Annaliese Kohrell, Sydney Seklls, Gcibby Buggi, Telicici Jennings, Luzelenci Moreno, Ashley Moreno, Scimanthci Peick

Varsity/JV Baseball: Sam Steinmeyer, Trevor Petersen , Carlos Knowles, Jacob Stewart, Brendan Steinmetz, Tyson Black-Zegers, Logan Kirk, Ryan Cink, Cameron Rider, Talon Little, Mason Mcclung, Tom Burbach, Caden Highsmith, Brody Pappas, Wyatt Divis, Zach Chambers, Donovan Speer, Joshua Seifert

Freshman Baseball: Conner Erickson , Deangelo Mendoza-Johnson, Robert Hansen, Ben Stewart, Sheldon Williams, Chase Boltz, Caleb , Kyes, Sazoun Grayer, Malachi Smith, Adam TerMaat , Orion Emanuel

Varsity Girls Tennis: Katie Le, Samantha Clark, Anna Carlson, Emelia Robinson, Jo Schroer, Kaylie Hill, Head Coach Mike Boshart, Madison McCoy, Madison Klingenberg, Maggie Ferguson, Mercedees Smith

JV/Reserve Girls Tennis: Annie Bui, Katie Davison, Cassidy Morrison, Amy Carlson, Josaphina Bacon, Head Coach Steve Bartek, Taylor Swenson, Ranya Ari bi, Coach Nick Wiehn, Erica Trambly, Camden Blowers, Tasneem Abdelfatah, Janis Segovia-Lopez

Reserve Baseball: James Richard-Koch, KeShawn Stubblefield, Justin Sacks, Baylin Ostgaard, Conner Erickson, Chase Boltz, Nathan Wenz, Davis Bartling, Ben Stewart, Jacob Hawkins, Tyler Oehm, Malachi Smith, Eli Stubblefield, Caleb Kyes, Brandon Kinnison, Kenyon Price

Varsity/JV Boys GoH: Keaton Fletcher, Riley Kilzer, Aaron Haeffner, Jacob Meyer, Ricky White, Dylan Goodrich, Thomas Brennan, Keegan Agena, Ryder Wenzl, Cole Kempcke

We hope thatyou will dance like there's nobody watching, love like you'll never be hurt, sing like there's nobody listening, and LIVE like ifs Heaven on earth I We are #SUPERPROUDPARENTS and #BROTHEROF.ASTRUTTER!

Love you to the moon and back!

Mom, Dad, and cmeyerr

Jordan,

It has been a privilege seeing you grow an \ mature. We are excited for your Godadventure at Dallas Baptist. Keep your eye .., focused on Him.

With our love, Dad, Mom, Noah and Eden

II Timothy 4: l 7

We love you!

Mom &Dad

Barrett & Braden

We are so proud of you, Addy! You have accomplished so much, and we are excited to see what the next chapter in your life brings! We wish you a bright future filled with happiness and success!

We are so proud to call you ., --•-· · big sister. You are .tciented, , Blarrtl We wish you even more success at UNO

Cherish forever what makes Y.OlJ unlquell Love atwavs-Mom, Dad, and Thomas

lam obstacies ond I k forward t accompHsh

I love youJ Mom

The path is yours to create; we cannot wait to see where it takes you !

Love, M9m Corey & Bree

You amaze us everyd ay in all that you do

As you go, 11 D0 not f ll ow where the path ma y lead. Go, instead, r1e.re there is no path an leave a trail. 11

Maggie:

We are so blessed to have you in our family. You bring a little "sparkle" and joy to everyone. We are so proud of you and we know your future will be bright.

Good luck in all that you do. We love you Baby Girl! Love, Mom,Dad,andJacob

roud of you and ou've become.

l e love you!

Your steadfast faith, determined spirit and joyful attitude are a blessing.

We love you Anna!

DadandMom

We are so proud of who you have become. We can't wait to see what the future brings. Best of luck at Doane in becoming the teacher you have always wanted to be.

Mom, Dad & Caleb

Tenaj,

No one in the world could ask for a better daughter.

You are stunningly beautiful, intelligent, and courageous!

You have accomplished so many things I never could, and for that, I am extremely proud of you.

Thank you for making me look good; )

1 You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don 1 t make money your goal. Instead pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can't take their eyes off you!" - Maya Angelou

Throughout this yearbook everything has been defined by numbers. The number of students in a grade, number of teachers. The number of members in a club or on a sports team. Anything is able to be defined using numbers, just as was done through this whole yearbook. As being the seventy fifth yearbook that Northeast has created, its was only fitting to use numbers as a way to characterize this year. Even though the yearbook was full of numbers, this school year was not all about statistics and counting. There were fun times had by all the students and also teachers. School dances were held, sporting events were gone to and normal school took place. School went on. But instead of just thinking of it as another school year, think of it as a year with 7 hours to a school day and with a senior class of 336. As students move on to another year of high school and the seniors move on to the next things in their life, think of this past year as a school year that was full of numbers, big and small. Numbers that made this school year what it was. A school year told by the numbers.

A

Alas, Mason : l 28

Amory, Derek: 128

Abbink, Brianna : Alcalde, Vanesa : Amos, Samantha : 143 121, 163 121, 143

128

Aylward, Katie : 96, Barrientos, Abel : 97, 143 153,216

B

Abdelfatah, Aldmairi, Sultan : Andersen, Cole: Baapir, Swsan: 163 Tasneem: 153, 153,216

Barrientos, Estevan : 83, 143, 215, 216

Bartek, Steve : 17 4, 182,217

Aldridge, Destiny:

Baars, Stephanie : 214,217

Andersen , Madison 222

Abu Nasab, Huda : 163 : 42, 44, 153, 213

Bartling, Davis : 153, 153

Baars, Zackary : 217

Alexander, Austin : Anderson Enriquez, 143 Acoya, Alan : 163, 71,215 Akeem: 153

Bartling, Delaney : 212,214

Babcook, Hannah : 8, 38, 39, 123, 180,

Alexander, Isaac: Anderson, Anita: 143 183, 184, 185, 186,

Adams, Alyssa : l 63 163 174 212

Alexander, Shae : Anderson, Blaise :

Bacon, Josephina : Adams, Audrey : l 06, 163 Bass, Jennifer : 1 74 153 68, 69, l 05, 122, 163 186,187,200,215

Adams, Eliana : 163

Bader, Riley: 119, Bates, Angela : 1 74

Anderson, Durene : 143

Alexander, Sutton : 143

Baucke, Ravonte: Adams, Lydia : 43, 153,214

Bahm, Mya : 68, 69, 163,212,215 186,187,213

Anderson, Keegan 153,213,215

Alibe, Dalga : 128 : 47, 81,163,213, Baucke, Treyvon :

Agena,Keegan: 216

Bahr, Candace : 128 163,214,217 Alkhazraji, •Fatima : 174,212 128

Anderson, Natalia : Bayne, Stevie : 128

Aguilar, Haley: 153 143

Bailey, Kallin : 163 Alkhazraji, Huda : Beach, Carson : 3 7,

Ahlberg, Drew : 143,216

Andrews, Eric : l 63 Baker, Amelia : 48, 80, 11 7, 153, 212, 114, 118, 121, 178, 49, l 84, 21 3, 21 5 216 180,184,212 Alkhazraji, Yousif : Aribi, Rana : l 53, 163 184

Baker, Arriah : 128 Beckner, Tiffany : 196

Ahlborg, Drew : l 43

Allen , Brianna : 143 Aribi, Ranya : 153 , Baker, Lydia : 180, Al Sammak, Fatima 184,217 184, 187 Bel, Nyagoay : 143 : 153 Allen, Destiny : l 43

AI-Asady, Mariam : Allsman, Christina: 143 153

AI-Gareeb, Mariam Alt, Andres : 128 : 153

Arkulari, Elysa : l 28

Balboa, Malia : 163 Bell, John : l 74, 214

Arnautovic, Amina : Balderas, Raquel : Beltran, Myah : 163, 163 121,153,216 213

Arnautovic, Asmir : Ballagh, Evan : 163, Benes, Gregory : Alt, Katanna : l 63 153 213 153, 187

AI-Hamidawi, Alvarez, Elia : 163, Arnautovic, lsmet: Bennett, Alyssa : Cherene : 119, 121, Barmore, Trina : 54, 143 214,216 128 55, 143, 212 l 01, 143, 180, 182, 183, 185

AI-Jabery, Alvarez, Nohely : Arthur, Jayden : l 63 Barnard, Jon : l 63, Abraheem : 143 143 215 Bennett, Jackson : Artis, Aundrea : l 28 153

AI-Mansuri, Karrar : Amen, Brody : l 43, Barnhill, Gabriel : 163 214 Au, Tara : 153 143 Bennett, London: 163

AI-Shimary, Hussain Amen, Kari : l 74, Aubuchon, Miles : Barnhill , Zachary : : 143 213 163,212 94 Benson, Alyssa : 163,213

AI-Shimary,

Amen, Korbin : l 53, Ayaj, Ayak: 119, Barr, Aspen : 163 Muhammad : 153 212 121, 153 Benson, Chelsea: Barr, Jaycee : 10, 129 Amory, Alivia : 153 Ayaj, Gau : 143 14,32,240

Benson, Nathan : Bohanan, Alandria : Bradford, Neeko : Brown, Elijah M : Burback, Rebecca 16,213 143 143 164 : 200

Benson, Shayna: Bohaty, Kallee : 39, Bradley, Stanford : Brown, Jayden: Burchess, Michael : 143, 184, 186 143,212,213,215 129 164,212 164

Bentzinger, Brian : Bolling, Ashley : 174 Bradley, Yashua : Brown, Jediah : 164 Burdock, Emilee : 143,213,215 61, -62, 123, 163, 23,213 Boltz, Chase : 163, 212,214,215 Brown, Kaylen: 5, Bercey, London : 217 212,215 Burkholder, Gavin : 121 Brandt, Janae : 164

Bonacci, Ireland : 121, 143

Bruflodt, Guy: 164, Berke, Lauren : 143 -121, 143 215 Burpee, Jackson: Brassell, Tashawna : 164 Berks, Leeaaron : Borer, Bryan : 122, 163 Brummett, Brittney : 163 216 144 Burt, Adam : 144, Bravo Uriostegui, 214 Berry; Vivian : 163, Borjas Espinosa, Graciela : 163 Bruns, Kaleigh : 1 19, 215 Keila: 153 121, 153 Burton, Jace : 164 Bray, Colton : 129

Bettendorf, John : Borrego, Stevan: Brush, Courtney : Bush, Diamond: 174 21, 129 Brazee, Bryce : 153 153, 179, 185, 187 100, 101 , 121 , 1 54

Betz, Allison : 153 Boshart, Michael: Brees, Jacob : 6 7, Bryant, Josie : 153 Bush, Oralia : 154 174 143,213,215

Bishop, Sidney: Buak, Nyapal : 164 C 119,121,153,185, Bott, Alli : 119, 143 Brennan, Jessica : 187 8, 34, 68, 69, 71, . Bubar, Hannah: Califf, Lena : 144 Boucher, Jurnee: 78, 122, 124, 180, 121,164,215 Bixenmann, Liberty 163,213,214,216 185, 187, 202, 215, Calnan, Marisa : : 153 219,240 Buchenau, Haley : 154 Bouwens, Jazzmyne 164

Black Zegers, Tyson : 163, 179, 185, 187 Brennan, Thomas : Calzada Perez, : 129 164,181,212,215, Buchenau,Hannah Karen: 144 Bowden, Hailey : 217 : 164 Blake, James: 143 110, 111, 113, 119, Campbell, James : 121 Brock, Alan : 143 Buchholz, David : 174 Bloom, Shelby: 49, 1 19, 121 , 153 153,213,216 Bower-Wieser, Brock, Ethan : 164

Carlile, Drevon: Kane: 163, 212, Buescher, Hope : 144 Blowers, Camden : 215 Brock, Kaitlyn : 121 , 40, 75,164,213 39, 91, 153, 212, 144

Carlson, Amy: 154, 217 Bowers, Gavin : 163 Bugay, Chloe : 115, 180, 185, 215, 21 7 Bradd, Callie : 184, 118, 144, 180 Blum, Kyla : 1 7 4 Bowers-Davis, Evan 200,203 Carlson, Anna : 69, : 129 Buggi, Gabreelah : 88, 89, 184, 215, Bobbett, Dorian : Brodd, Kaylee : 164 121, 164 217,222 163 Bowman, Noelle : 163

Brodrick, Allen : Bui, Annie: 121, Carlson, Cassandra Bodfield Wentink, 129, 184 164,181,217 : 144 Dalten: 153 Bowmaster, Becky: 174

Brooks, Jeffrey : 1 74

Bulling, Daniel : 1 74 Carlson, Mathew: Bodfield, Tanner : 164 65,215

Boyd, Chase : 21 6

Brouillette, Trey: Buntgen, Rachel : 129 121, 153 Carter, Claire: 118, Bodfield, Zachary : Boyd, Javonta : 120, 121 153,212 174,212 Brown, Destiny : 153

Burbach, Steve : 174

CaNer, Secilia : 164 Boedhram, Tyreesh Bradford, Isaiah : Brown, Elijah : 72, : 143 129 212,215

Burbach, Thomas : Casados, Jordyn : 5,144 96, 144, 186, 214, 216

Cash, Caleb : l 30

Chambers, Zach : Clark, Saydee : Connatser, Adin: Crandall, 25 , 123, 212, 217 144,213 _46, 47, 73 , 115, Cheyenne : l 44

Castellanos, Juan: 118, 121 , 178, 202, 144,212

Casteneda-Bell,

Chance, Keaton: Claus, Brandon : • 213,215

Crisman, Kinison : 130 27 , 144 144

Connatser, Eli: 47, Mar'san: 144 Chandler, Cody : Claus, Vanessa : 72, 116, 152, 154 Crockett, Lexxi : 130 130 164

Castillo, Zachary : Connick, Kole : l 54

130

Chandler, Morgan : Claussen , Baylee : Crooks, Alexander : 122 , 130 154

Connot, Randall : 154, 184

Castle, Kear a : l 64, 174 216

Chapman, Alyssa : Clough , Claiton : Croskey, Malcolm : l 04 , l 05 , 154 164,215

Converse, Kobe : 72, 164, 212

Castro Urias, Erick : 164 154

Chapman, Bruce : C lover , Dawson: Cross, Tylea : l 54

l l 0, l l l , 112 , l 74 144, 186

Conway , Kelly : 164

Castro, Gabriella: Cruz, Octavio: l 3 ·1 130

Charging Hawk, Clover, Levithin : Cook, Hannah : Robert: 164 154 144 Cunningham, Castro, Josef : l 64 Hayley: 144

Charles , Jul ia : 25, Clutter , Kelley : l 04 , Cornwell, Evan : 2 7, Castro, Luis : 116, 144 121,, 144

154, 18 l, 213, 215 Curtis, Keshawn : 144 164

Chase , Kaleb: 164 Cobb, Jordan : Cornwell, Joel : l 74

Catargiu, lustinian : 120, 154

Cu sh man, 144,206,207 , 212 Chase, Riley: 67,

Cornwell, Kristian : Constance: 5, 54, 82, 83, 164, 213 , Cogley, Joshua : l 31 , l 8 l, 21 2, 21 5 55, 119, 121, 144, Cates, Mariah : 216 154 212 154,214

Chavez , Kevin : l 30 Coil, Shelby : l 44

Corter, Seth : 164

Custer, Tatum : 41, Cathey, Noah : l 54

Couture, Nathaniel 5 7, l 64, 21 3, 21 4

Chavez , Marlene : Colburn , Baylee : : 154 Ceballos, Amon : 121 , 154,216 130 D 164,216

Cover, Tamera:

Chavez , Marvin : Cole, Bretton : l l 9 , 174

Daake, Aloni: l 01, Ceballos , Dante ' : 144 154 144 80, 164, 216

Cox, Asia : 154, 213

Cheatum, Jace : Cole, Bryson : l l 0, Dang, Amy: 121, Cebuhar, Madilyn: 144 118, 120 , 202

Cox, Deriane : l 31 165 144

Chism, Kristian : 164 Cole, Michael : 144 Coy, Mckayla : 144 Daniels, Brook : 144 Cejka, Jennifer : 154

Chol, Alonga : 35 , Cole , Nicoletta: Crable, Taylor: 164 Darnall, Garet: 130 , 212 154, 185 154, 182, 216 Cejka, John : 6 7,

Crabtree, Jocelyn : 154,212,215 Christensen , Cole , Tiffany : 144 174 Davidson, Hailey : Lawrence : l 74 13, 119, 154, 213, Cejka, Kate : l 74

Coleman, Xavier : Crabtree, Orrin: 216

Cink, Ryan: 34, 35, 154 154 Center, Sierra : 183, 18 l , 184 , 212 , 21 7

Davis, Alex : l 45 202

Collier, Chelsea: Craig, Erica : 38, Clark, Brittany : l 44 144, 183 39, 56, 182, 186, Davis, Elise : 121, Cervantes, Tatum : 203,212,214 154,214 144 Clark, Megyn : l 30 Collins, Brogen : 94, 221 Craig, Lily: l l 0, Davis, Emma : 25, Cervantes-Rosales, Clark, Rylee : l 54 144, 184, 186 123, 180, 18 l Jonathan : l 54

Colson, Justin : 164, Clark, Samantha : 212

Cramer, Hunter : Davis, Jaisa : l 45 Chambers, Aleeia : 88, 89, l 04, 185, 144 144 217

Comstock, Robert : Davis, Kimberly: 164 174

Frazier, Caden: 46, Gallentine, Lydia: Gilliam , Michael : Gorski, Baylee: 166 Gushard, Dylan : 47, 72, 106, 145, 155 132 35,181,212 186,213,215

Gould, Keelan : Garcia Lopez, Luis : Gilson, Savannah ·: 146 Gushard, Kyla : 77, Frazier, Kendrick: 155,216 107 t 12 l, 155 155, 185, 216 64, l l 7, 195, 213,

Graewe, Evony : 215 Garcia, Dennis : Glade, Sierra : 41 , 155 H 145 155, 213

Frederick, Jake :

Grant, Nicole : l 46 Haas, Adrianna : 165 Garrett, James : 4, Glathar, Kurt: 175 166 165

Frederick, Laney : G lover , Bailey: 166

. Grantski, Nick : l 33

Hoeffner, Aaron : 22, 24, 42, l 06, Garza Zuniga, Gray, Nathanial: 71, 92, 93, 156, 107,184,213 Armando : 155 Goddard, Ethan : 133 181,212,215,217 66, 67, 83, 155, Freeman, Gask ins, Alex : 165, 212 , 216 Gray, Ryan : l 46 Hoeffner, Katie : 23, Samantha : l 45 212 48, 49, 68, 69; 200, Goddard, Ryan : Gray, Tejon: 166 213,215

Freese, Robert : Gatwech, Jimma : 146,212,215 175 155,214

Grayer, Sazoun : Haggan, Micah : Godinez, Miguel : l 66, 21 2, 21 7 156

Frerichs, Christian : Gatwech, Thomas : 166,212 83, 145, 206, 207, 132

Green, Danae : Hahn, Michaela : 212,215,216

Goettsche, Ana: 155 175

Gearhart , Dylan : 166

Friesen, Jordan : l 07, 14 5, 185

Green, Sydney : 42, Hall, Emmelie : 156 155,212

Goforth, Jessica : 146, 183, 184, 185, Gehle , Madison : 175 186,213,215 Hall, Kasha: 45, Friesen, Kristen : 175 166,216 166,213

Golder, Trevor : Green, Tiffany : l 0 l , Fritchie, Justin : 145 Gehle, Nie : 166 113 , 166 146,216

Froschheiser, John : Geh le , Olivia : 15 5

Golightly, Elizabeth Greenfield, 175 : 121, 166

Hall, Maddy : 29, 133

Diamante : l l 8, Halleen, Brett: 37, Geibel, Nikolas : 120, 12 l, 146 72, 73, 146, 184, Fuehrer, Benjamin : 145

Golightly, Sally : 146 185,212,215 155

Gregg, Morgan : Ge iken, Nathan : Gollin, Katelyn : 146 41, 166, 213

Hameed, Zaineb : Fuller, Karissa : 12 l, 175 166 165,216

Gomez, Dania : Greuter, Blake: 155

Genaw, Keaton : 12 l, 166, 216

Hamelin, Gage : Fuller-Larson, 132 Griess, Kandis : l 75 146 Shelby: 145, 185,

Gomez, Shelsy : 214,216

Germond, Carmen 146

Gronewald, Austin: Hanley, Kaeshawn : : 146 12 l, 146, l 78, 180, 15

Fullerton, Nick : 115, Gomez-Mariscal, 184, 186, 212 118, 145, 180, 182, Giger , Shakiysha : America : l 66

Hansen, Michael : 184 146 •

Gronewald, Cody : 156

Gonzales, Eddie : 146, 184, 185, 186, Fulsaas, Lunden : Gildea, Sylas: 132 132 200,212

Hansen, Robert : 165,215 166,217

Gill, Arianna : l 66

Gonzales, Ethan : Groth, Hohler : 62, Fuqua, Americle : 166 l 66, l 81, 21 2, 21 4, Hansen, Tonya : 155

Gill, Tiana : l 55 215 121, 186

Goodrich, Dylan : ' G

Gallardo, Giovanni

Gilleland, Mariah: 118, 155, 21 7

Group, Kaitlyn : 166

Harberts, Brandon : 132 146

Goodwin, Carlin : Grow, Noah : l 46 :165,216

Gallardo, Lesley:

Gilliam, Chaston : 166

Hardesty, Jordan : 155 Grow, Samuel : 166 118,215

Goodwin, Christian 145,216 : 133

Guenter, Ivy : l 66 Harig, Thorin : 156

Harrington, Helm, Jax : 146

Hofmeister, Crystal : Hubbard, Gregory : Jackson, Austin : Mckenna : l 66 133 l l 7, 156, 180, 184 146

Helmstadter-Whitlow, Hart, Sophie : 54, Malcolm : 60, 166

Hoke, Zachary: Huddleston, Ariez: Jackson, Fayth : 55, 156, 212 146 167 l 00, lOL 146, 185 , Hennen, Cynthia : 186

Hartshorn, Brandi : 175

Holaday, Gabrielle • Huenink, Jessica : 21, 146 : 156 156 Jackson, Jacob : Henry, Deryk : l 33 62, 167, 214

Hartshorn, Breanna

Holen, Mackenzie: Huffman, Branden : : 166

Hartshorn, Jeremy :

Heraclio Arellano, 121, 146 146 Jackson, Taylor : Estefania : l 66 167

Hollcroft, Samuel: Huffman-Nunez, 133 Herbel, Chelsea : 133 Natalie : 121, 167 Jacobs, Leland : 133 176

Hartshorn, Travis :

Holmer, Emily : 166 Hull, Bridgette : l 34 133 Hernandez, Jamilet Jacoby, Zachary : : 166, 213

Holmer, Hailey : Hunt, Kaitlyn : 16 7 146 Hastings, Emilio : 121, 156 133

Hernandez-Dwyer, Hunt , Madeline : James, Hunter ~ Leah: 146, 186 Holmes, Cole : 156, 17, 134 167, 203, 208 , 212 , Hauser, Summer : 212 215 4, 42, 43,213,216 Herrera, Sirila : 119, Hunt, Noah : 146, 156,214 Holt, Dajaan : 166 212,215 Jarvis, Rachel : 74, Havlat, Erin : l 75 134, l 78, 182, 184 , Hertzel, Tyler: 156

Hookham, Katrina : Hunt, Sydnee: 38 215 Hawkins, 166,213,215

Dominique : l 66 Hespen, Tyese : l 33

Hunter, Shaleija: Jenkins, J.r . : 146 Hopkins, Ryan : l 46 167, 215

Hawkins, Jacob : Heston, Patrick : Jenkins, Lupe: 156 , 71 , l 56 , 21 3, 21 5, 156

Horak, Jacob : 8 , Huynh, Dustin : 16 7 213 217 183

Hidalgo-Romero, Huynh, Jordan : 156 Jenkins , Martavious Heaston, Dylan: Jennifer: 20, 166 Horse, Alex: 167, : 167 166 214,216

Highsmith, Caden :

Jimenez Wichman , Heath, Clayton : 34, 35, 84, 146, Horton , Chase : 146 Ibrahim, Batool : Selena: 156 175 212,217 156, 185

Horton, Cherokee : Johns, Jared : l l , Hegwood, Cain : Hile, Jayden : 156, 167

Ibrahim, Bouthaina 146 146 212 : 167, 180

Horton, Cheyenne : Johnson, Amaiya : Heidelberg, Ray : Hill, Jeffrey : l 75 184

ldeus, Christine : 156,215 166, 212 176

Hill, Kaylie : 88, l l l, Hoskins, Autumn : Johnson, Blaze : Heinbigner, Dylan: 113, 156, 21 7 156

Interiano, Joselyn: 121,167,212 166 167, 183

Hillary, Andrew : Hotler, Maddie: Johnson, Branden : Heise, Toby: 156 166,212 156

Irby, Anthony: 167, 156 215

Heiser, Noah : 16, Hinkle, Alexis : 119, Houser, Molly : 156, Johnson, Candice : 70, 71, 181, 215 156 213

Irby, Breanna: l 07, 176 156

Heiserman, Gabriel

Hodgin, Eric : 116, Hoyt, Christopher: Johnson ~ Deangelo : 166 216 167 Irvin, Riley: 41, 167, : 167 213,215

Johnson, Janisha : Heizer, Michelle: Hoffman, Bryzada : Hoyt, Cody : 146 175 240

Izaguirre, Selene: 146

Hrbek, Michelle : 167,215

Heldstab, Brianna: Hofmeister, Blaine : 175 Johnson, Melinda : 146 166 j 176

Huang, Oscar : 16 7

Johnson, Nathan : Kapke, Jerrica : Kero, Randa: 134

Kolb, Alyssa: 167 Kurtz, James : 15 7 47, 146,184,213, 134 215

Khalaf, George: Komi, Mohamed : Kuser, Thane : 168 Karr, Ethan : 35, 73, 147 24, 46, 47, 147, _ Johnston, Seth : 16 7 181 , 21 2, 21 5 213,215

Kyes, Caleb : 168, Kilzer, Riley: 50, 51, 181 , 21 2, 21 7

Jones, Aidan : 146, Karr, Nathaniel : 92, 93, 147, 180, Karell, Jacob : 15 7 212 167,180,212,215 184, 185, 186, 212,

Kyhn, Kyhlea : 135 217

Korgie, Brittany: Jones, Aliewa : Kassebaum , Taylor : 157,215 Kyhn, Sarina : 1.68, 167,213,214,215 33, 184

Koss-Marshall, Jones, Eli: 167, 212 Keating, Carrie : 99, Ayden : 1 19, 15 7

Jones, Heidi : 156

Kimbulu, Melissa : 213 75, 152,157,215

Kyker,· Sarah : 176 118,147 Kirk, Logan : 21 7

Kottmeyer, Kera : 4, L

Keating, Nicholas : Kirk, Makenna : 28, 30, 50, 52, 68, Jones, Jae : 14 7 147 152, 157 69, 71, 80, 82, 88, Labarge, Bridget: 90, 96, l 08, 142, 168

Jones, Jakob: 156, Keating, Paula : Kirwan, Britney : 14 7, 184, 185", 215, 212,216 134 121, 147 240

Jones, Kiannah : Kehm, Qu inton : Klebe, Dawson: Koudy, Hasaan : 156 167 147 157

Labudda, Tyler : 135

Lamprecht, Breana

Jones, Malik: 60, Keitges, Will : 156 Klingenberg, Koudy, Husam : 135 : 117,157,213

134,209,212,214, Jackson : 15 7

Langer, Alexis : 135 215 Keller, Braly : 19, 32, Krahmer, Tyler : 118 35 , 70, 71, 122, Klingenberg, Langfeldt, Haley : Jones, Nigeria : 39, 178, 181, 182, 184, Madison : 33, 43, Kramer-Hansen, 135 57, 123, 147, 212, 186,212,215 107, 184,187,213, Lisa : 176 214 217

Lanxon, Riley: 73, Keller, Jadyn : 120, Krause, Emma : 54, 117,157,213,215 Jones , Tenaj : 111, 167 Klutts, Madison : 55, 157, 212 112, 113, 118, 202, 157

Larabee, Jordan : 208 ,222 Keller, Quinn : 16 7, Krause, Lilly : 8, 16 7, 121, 168 18 1, 214 , 215 Knaub, Trevor: 157 213

Jones, Terrell : 167

Larsen, Riley : l 35

Kellogg, Dustin : Knaub, Tyler: 8, 147 Kreizel, Linzie : 12, Jourdan Kelley, 121 , 156 , 212 185,203,215 Larsen, Thomas : Samuel: 147 Knowles, Carlos: 27,157,216

Kellogg, Kristen : 87, 147, 185, 186, Kreuzberg, Lauren : Jurgens, Garrett : 156 217 184, 187

Larson, Chasten: 167 157

Kelly, Jaden : 35, Knowlton, Skylar : Kruce, Jordan: 98, Jurgens, Jesse : 14 7 181,212 167 99, 1 l 8, 121, 21 8 Larson, Erica : l 4 7

Jurisic, Alma : 156

Kempcke, Cole : Koel, Christian : 14 7

Kruger, Shailey: Larson, Jeice : 168 117, 167,217 157

Jurisic, Daniel : 134 Koenig, David R. : Larue, Alisa : 135 Kermmoade, Anna 176

Kucera, Kami: 49, K : 167 135, 184, 186, 18 7, Latzel, Isaiah : 168 Kohn, Frankie: 167, 213,215

Komar, Maria: 147, Kerns, Erin : 22, 14 7, 180

Laursen, Kaila : l 21 186 196

Kuchar, Annika : 23, Kohrell, Annaliese : 75, 116, 157, 182, Laursen, Kaila L : Kambol, Lameaa Kerns, Rebecca: 20, 16 7, 215, 216 185 168

Muthana : 14 7 167

Koh rel I, Joshua : 4 7, Kudym, Abby : 15, Lawson, Skylar: Kambol, Shams : Kero, Katherine: 157,213 157, 213 147,216 134, 186 167

Kohrell, Rachael : Kurtz, Alexandra : Le, Andy : 168 Kero, Linda: 156 l 07, 186 168

Le, Brian: 23, 147, Lind, Caylee : 69, Machar, Machar: Maynez, Haley : Mendoza 184, 185 184, 195, 215 168, 214 168

Le, Cindy : 73, 74, Lind, Devon : l 68

Regalado, Carlos: 148

Machar, Nyediet: McCune, Troy: 147 118, 152, 157, 206, 147 Mendoza, 215,240 Lind, Jadelynn : 168

Mccarthy, Dustin : Alihandro: 158, Madera, Juanita : 157 212,215 Le, Kathy : 135 Linke, Nathan : 168, 157 212

Mcconnell- Mendoza, Dionna : Le, Katie : 88, 152, Maeweathers, Merryman, 169 157,217

Little, Talon : 34, 36, Marissa : l 4 7

Haleigh : 168 61, 147, 181, 184, Mendoza, Dulce : Le, Kenny: 121, 185,209,214,217 Malek, Terran : l 4 7

Mccoy, Madison: 158, 180, 186, 214 180,183,213,216 147

Lloyd, Kathryn : l 76 Malek, Tyler : l 4 7

Menefee, Luke: Le, Kevin : 21, 157, Mccrellias, Colby : 47,213 184

Loffelmacher, Malzer, Jordan: 136 David: 168 115, 118, 147, 183, Mengelkamp, Le, Timothy: 147 184

Mcdaniel, Sam : Khadiya : 74, 148, Lofton, Kavon: 62, 148 213 Le, Vu: 135 147

Mandeville, Christopher : 65, Mcentarffer, Emma Mentgen, Jacot;): Leach-Sanna, Lokie, Julie: 176 121 : 176 169 Linden : 157

Long, Hayley : l 21 , Manning, Gordon : Mcginnis, Caprice : Menyweather, Leapley-Wright, 168 200 157 Naudia: 148 Kassidy : l 68

Loos, Kacy: 118, Mansfield, Tibon : Mckinney, Richard : Menyweather, Lee, Laquincia : 12 l, 136, 183, 222 168 168 Tatiana : l 58 157

Lopez, Blessing : Mariscal, Tessa : Mclaughlin, Kirk : Merchant, Keeran : Leedom, Mckenzie 136 157 148 118, 120, 12 l, 186 : 168

Lopez-Garcia, Markley, Dena: 18, Mcquinn, Noah : Merchant, Payton : Leibhart, Isaac : Eliodoro : 15 7 187 157 115, 118, 120, 12 l, 147 158

Lopez-Garcia, Markley, Meg: 54, Mcroberts, Wyatt : Leighton, Ethan : Miguel : 147, 215 55, 168, 212 168 Mercurio, Valencia 135 : 169

Loschen, Emma : Marlin, Noah : 168 Mcvey, Taylor: 158 Lemay, Grant : l 68 147 Meredith, Josiah : Marshall, Richard : Mcwilliams, Andrew 169 Lemond, Alice : Loving, Serenity : 157 : 62, 168 135 168, 213 Meredith, Makaylie Martin, Wendy : l 76 Medina, Hannah : : 169 Lendos, Coral : Lovrien, Mariah : 158 120, l 75, 196, 205, 28, 29, 157

Martinez, Alicia : Meredith, Tanner : 240 168 Medvin, Brooke : 169

Lowell, Haileigh : 168 Lengel, Taylor : l 68 110, 115, 119, 15 7

Martinez, Merwick, Cassie : Jacqueline : 14 7 Meggitt, Kobee: 158 Lenhoff, Callie : Lundy, Cole : l 5 7 168 157,213

Mason, Marcus : Merwick, Wyatt : Lutumba, Moise : 168,214 Megrue, Brittney: 136 Leon, Anahi : 168 147 118,121,148

Mason-D' croz, Meyer, Cole: 96, Lewis, Brittany : 5, Lynch, Sierra : 168, Michael : l 76 Meier, Sydney: 148, l 79, 180, 185 I 183, 186 213 120, 158, 213

Matney, Keegan : Meyer, Jacob: 92, Lewis, Erick : 14 7 Lynch, Tejzha : 147 168,216

Mendez, Renzo : 158,212,217 168, 214, 216

Lillich, Jacob : l 35 M

Meyer, Max : 148, Mohammed, Moslander-Owen, Naylor, Jonathan : Nguyen, Shelly: 21, 180, 184 Fathma: 169 Lexi : 42, 43, l l8, J5, 137 32, 73, 74, 75, l 05, 121,203 118, 152, 158, 206, . Meyer, Tess : 21, 54, Mohr, Chandler : Naylor, Michael: _ 215,240 55, 98, 99, l 78, 36, 158, 212, 215 Moss, Jayden : 169 158 184, 185, 18 7, 195,

Nguyen, Theresa: 212,218,219 Monge, Kevin : 70, Mudge, Emilee : Naylor, Sara : 121, 121, 169 115, 118, 120, 215 121, 169 169 Meyers, Keaton: Nguyen, Tommy : 158 Montez , Briana : Mulinix, Miranda : Negrete Ortega, 158 148 148 Jocelin : l 48

Meza Velazquez, Nguyen, Tony : l 58 Christopher : l 48 Moore, Kahden: Mumford, Alicia : Negrete Ortega, 136 158,214,216 Jorge: 148 Nguyen, Zanea : Meza Velazquez, l 07, 169 Jose: 169 Moore, Sarah : 75, Murgas , Baylee : Neill, Abby: 75, 148 158 169,215 Nicewonger, Meza, Daniel : 148 Alexandria : l 58

Moore, Tiannah : Murphy, Joshua : Nelson, Cortney: Meza, Elizabeth : 158,216 148 12 l, 195 Nicholson, Chasity: 136 6, 36, 60, 62, 85,

Morehart, Brysen : Murphy, Lillian : 158 Nggyen, Emely : 86, 98, 120, 137, Michel, Dawson : 158 169 205,240 13, l l l, 113, 148

Murphy, Lily : l 21 , Moreira, Aliyah : 169, 180

Nguyen Tran, True : Nicholson, Harley: Miguel Vasquez, 121, 169 24,148 158 , 215 Odaliz: 169

Murphy, Trevor : Moreno, Lizzette : l 18, 12 l, 148, 186

Nguyen, Derek : Nicholson, Jacob : Miles, Jordyne : 39 148,213 12 l, 148, 18 l, 212 158

Murray, Ta'von : l 69 Miller, Gabby : 169 Moreno, Luzelena :

Nguyen, Hannah : Nickles, Jace : l 58 79, 148, 186 , 213 , Murrell, Keanu : 148 Miller, Gabriel : 148 215,216 158,214

Miller, Trenton : 25, Moreno,

Nickles, Skylar : 118, Nguyen, Jessie : 99, 120, l 21 , 202

Murry, Esias : 158, 184, 185, 203, 219 148,208,216 Mackenzie : 78, 214,215

Niederhaus, Jace: 169 , 216 Nguyen, Kevin : 121, 169 Miller-Andersen, Murry, Victoria : l 58 148, 180, 184, 185 Katarina : 158 Moreno, Marielena

Nixon, Allison : 39, : 121,169,213, Musil, Lindsey : 2 7, Nguyen, Linneaa : 96, 148, 212 Mills, Kayla : 148, 215,216 158, 180 148, 184 213

Noonan, Kahlan : Moreno, Victor : Mut, Nyawal: 136 Nguyen, Liyah : 158 Mills, Zack : l 48 184 169,214,215

N

Norton, Maryah : Minor, Josie : l 07, Morey, Zarek : l 58

Nguyen, Michelle: 68,215 l l 7, 136, 184

Nadrchal, Lanaye: 110,169,181

Morgan, Taylor: 45, 137

Nutter, Autumn : Mohamed, Malaz : 158, 180, 186, 213

Nguyen, Mike : l 04, 169 148 Nagengast, 112,119,148 Morrison, Cassidy : Makayla : l 69

Nye, Tyler: 115, Mohammad 169,217

Nguyen, Nancy : 118, 120 Ibrahim, Khalilullah : Najera Portillo, 158 158 Morrow, Caleb : Bibiano : l 3 7 0 169,212

Nguyen, Russel : 73, Mohammad Nash, Nicholas: 158

O'connor, William : Ibrahim, Mihria : Mort, Haley : 148, 137 158 148, 186 185, 187

Nguyen, Shayla : Nassrat, Marwa : 75,169,215

Ochsner, Hannah : Mohammad, Mort, Preston : 65, 176 39,152,159 Sherzad : 148, 215 169,212,215

Odson, Ellen : l 76

Olesen, Josh : l l 7, Parker, Eleeza: 159

Persinger, Ashley: Pigzford, Kendell : Rabbe-Miller, 137 149 170 Melinda : l 76

Parks, Brennan : Olexo, Lea: 169 169

Oliver, Desirae: Parrish, Britany : 148 119, 148

Pesina, Ricardo : Pineda, Malorie : Radabaugh, Eli : 149 138 138

Petersen, Trevor: Pineda-Halegria, Radabaugh, Ethan Parrott, Jakob : 137 35, 84, 85, 180, David: 138 :159,213,215 Olsen, Emily : 118, 185, 18 7, 21 7 120, 148, 184 Parson, Nate: 148

Piper, Harry : 149 Rains-Kinnison, Petersen, Zachary : Brandon : l 59 Olsen, Justin : l 3 7 Patel, Neel : 148, 170

Plumb, Terence: 212 176 Ramadan, Radwan Olson, Levi : l 3 7 Peterson, : 138 Patten, Joshua : Johnathan : 170 Pojar, Hayden: 170 Oltmer, Jessica: 159 Ramirez, Cesar : 169 Peterson, Logan : Polfus, Althea : l 4 9 170 Patterson, Daniel : 50, 120, 121, 138, Oquist, Maria : l 76 169 185,212,215 Polfus, Aryana : l 70 Ramirez, Gabby : 170 Ore, Jazzi : 137 Patterson, Haily : Peterson, Madelynn Pompa Segoviano, 119, 149 : 149 Hector: 138 Ramirez, Miah : 33, Orozco-Hidalgo, 99, 184,186,219 Blanca: 169 Patterson, Katie: Petitt, Olivia : l 21 , Pool, Roman: 138 41, 170, 213 170 Ramos, Carmen : Ostgaard, Baylin : Poole, Elise : l 70 59,159,214 159, 217 Patton, Joey : l 70 Pflughaupt, Halle : 118, 121, 183 Poole, Lawrencia: Randall, Devinity : Outlaw-Williams, Patton, Jori : l 4 9 119,149 149 • Hadley: 44, 169 Pham, Brady: 4, I Patton, Maryanna : l 05, 149, 180, 185, Pooler, Makayla : Rasmussen, Garret : Overman, Courtrey 149 186 121, l 70 121, l 70 : 169

Paul, Brian : 21, 35, Pham, Long : 25, Porter, Cole : 149 Ray, Michael : 159, Owens, Dreyjen : 9, 212 149, 181 212 169

Potter, Hannah : Pedersen, Brennon Pham, Tracey : l 70 149 Rayburn, Chevinn : p : 170 72, 149, 212 Phan, Cede : 149 Potts, Brady: 149 Pack, Samantha : Perez Alvarado, Rea, Annabelle : 159,213,214,216 Vivian : 78, 79, 149, Phan, Christine : Powell, Matthew : 170 186,216 l 04, 119, 159, 180, 149 Pacula, Mariah : 184

Reda, Anthony : 186 Perez, Amy : 2 7, Preble, Brennan: 176,240 I 170,216 Phan, Johnny : l 70 18, 170 I .

Palmerton-Harbin, Reece, Janique : Kaleigh : l 59 Perez, Xochitl : 110, Philbrick, Alexa : 4, Price, Kenyon : 159, 149 159,216 19 212,217 Panos, Gus : l 3 7

Reed, Carol : l 76 Perez-Calzada, Phillips, Cameren : Q Pappas, Brody: 84, Claudia : l 70 121, 149

Reed, Spencer: 126, 217

Quawrells-Wilson, 170, 212 Perfecto, Alex : Phillips, Tivon : 61 , Avery: 138 Pappas, Mason : 137,216 149,212,214

Reifler, Adam : l 70 , 148

Quawrells-Wilson, 212 Perry, Alexis : l 4 9 Pickrel, Rhiannon : Rafael: 138 Parish, Will : l 69 159

Quist, Maggan : 213 Parker, Charissa : 212

Reinick, Jacob : Perry, Darius : l 70,

Picotte, Danielle: 176 159 113, 149, 182 Rejda, Maisen : l 70 Perry, Lauren : l 76 R

Remaklus, Steel : Rinaker, Jolie : 1 70

Romero, Alan : 139 s Schlake, Adrienne: 159 176,212

Rink, Sean : 19, 138, Romero-Zuniga, Sabin, Jacob: 64, Remter, Natalie: 184 Ernesto : 1 70 65,149,212,215 Sch lake, Luna : 176 100, 149

Rix, Corbin : 149

Rooney, Chad: Sacks, Justin : 63, Schmidt, Makenzy : Renard, Peyton: 176 150, 213 70, 106, 149, 213, Roach , Jasm ine : 160,212,214,217 215,216 159

Root, Emily : 28, 29, Salazar, Mauricio: Schmidt, _Mercedez 139 66, 170, 213, 215 : 42, 150 Rendon, Dayana : Robbins , Jessica : 184, 186 176

Ro ot , Joshua : 159

Salisbury, Bailey : Schmidt, Olivia : 99, 150, l 85, 186 Renshaw, Tyler: 94, Ro berts, Bayleigh : Root, Nathaniel : 160,214 149,212 99 ,11 8 , 121 , 18 4, 110 , 112, 113, 139

Sampson, Nathan : Schmidt, Samantha 219, 22 0 : 176

Renteria, Israel : Rose, Jakobi : l 70, 121 159,185,212 Robi nson, Br itne y : 212

Reyes, Aaron : 115,

Sams, Rachel : 170 Schnell, Ralph : l 76 14 9

Rosenlof , Tyler : 159

Sand, Kyra : 57, Schoening, Kate : 159,185,208 Rob in son, Emelia : 170, 214 48, 49,171,213, 89 ,217 Ross , Arianna : l 70, 215 Reyes, Jaddin : l 70 21 4, 216

Sanford, Isaiah : Robinson, Hailey : 149 Schoening, Lynn : Rhodes, Kambree : 139 Ross , Cai : 159 176 170, 214

Sanford, Kristin : Robinson, Rhase : Ru h ge , Kirsten : 149 121,186,213

Schofield, Noah : Riblett, Hunter : l 38 139 160

Ruhnke , Alex : 159

Sanford, Rossi : 170 Richards, Josh : Ro ckemann, Schoonover, 116, 149 Rachel: 12·1, 170, Runnin g , Tessa : l 49

Sattler, Megan : 22, Katrina : l 50 187

Richards-Koch, 38, 39, 76, 77, 123, Schroer, Jo : 150, Runya n , Ben : 83, 139, 181, 184, 185, James: 159 Rockwel!, Serena : 159,2 16 212,214,216,220 196,217 149

Richardson , Runy a n, Mark : l 76

Saunders, Zane : Schultz, Taya : l 50 Branson : 138 Rodriguez Zavala, 139 Jaime: 149 Ru nyan, Will: 149 , Scott, Adrianna : Richardson, Kalie : 18 0,213,215

Scdoris, Makayla : 160 138 Rodriguez, Angel : 121, 160 170

Rush, Deontrey: Sear, Sonya: 176 Rider, Cameron: 170, 212

Schaffer, Katlyn : 35, 84, 122, 138, Rodriguez, Ashlea : 170 Segovia Lopez, 217 139 Russell, Owen : l 39 Janis: 171

Rief, Madison : 159, Rodriguez, Michael

Schaub, Chayse: Seiboldt, Russert, Christian : 170,215,216 214,216 : 159,216 159 Cassandra : l 7 7

Rod riguez, Sarai :

Schaub, Christian: Seifert, Joshua : Rief, Morgan : 159, Rutt, Devin : l 70, 37, 170, 212, 216 216 159 212 150,217

Rodr igue z, Vic tor :

Riggins, Spencer : Rutt , Haylee : 96, 159 139 97 , 159,215

Scheer, Kyle : 149

Sellers, Gabe : l 50

Scheer, Zachary: 160 Sellon, Addison : Rik, Tab011 : l 59 Rodriquez , Ma t hai s Rutt, Ryan : 159 12, 19, 25, 33, 38, : 149 Schilke, Tyler : 149 39, 123, 178, l 79, Rima, Melissa : 18, Rutt , Trevin : l 39

180, 181, 183, 184, 40, l l 2, l 14, 116, Rogers, Emmelia :

Schiltz, Rebecca : 185, 186 159,240 170

Rima, Todd : 138 Rogers, Kessa : 14 9

Ruwe, Zachary: 121, 150 159

Sells, Connor: 150

Sells, Sydney : 160

Selph, Shiane : 160

Semin, Cory : 160

Simley, Chris : l 7 7

Snyder, Eric : 177

Starkey, Britney: Stewart, Jacob : l 71 150, 18 l, 184, 185,

Simms, Anthony : Soderstrom, Alexis: 212,217 l l 9, l 21 , l 60 150

Stattler, Kalee : l 00, Senstock, Jordyn : 150,216 Stewart, Matthew : 160 Simonson, Jayda : Soderstrom, Grant: 140 l 71 160

Stearns, Mason : Severson, Camren : 160,216

Stiles, Levi : 6 7, l 71, 65,215 Simpson, Jeremy : Songster, Craig: 212,215 139 177,212

Steckly, Stacia : 139

Severson, Camrend

Stoki, Kristian : l 71 , : l 71 Simpson, Keelie : Sorensen, Kami : Steckly, Zachary : 212 171,215 l 71 150 11

Shadegg, Brianna : Strahm, Alexis : l 8 41,171,213,214 Sindel, Corbin: 65, Sorensen, Karlie : Steele, Brandi : 17 l 160,212,215 113, 150, 182, 184

Straka, Alanah : l 71 Shadegg, Javionna

Steele, Makaylynn: : 160, '213, 214 Sinkler, Anthony: Sotelo Hernandez, 160 Strilkivsky, Daniel : l 71 Cesar: 160 160

Shadegg, Tyson : Stefkovich, Alina : 60, 150, 214 Sklenicka, Caeden Soumit, Mohamed : 119, l 21 , 160

Shaw, Alyssa : l 71

Stroh, Austin : 140 : 160, 216 12 l, 139

Steiner, Jamie: 171 Stroh, Jennifer : l 50 Skorohod-Pool, Soumit, Mustafa : Sheldon, Hunter: Nadia: 10, 150 160,216

Steinman, Anna : Straughter, Kendell 150 119, 160, 180 : 121, 160 Skorupa, Kristin : Southworth, Mary : Shelly, Thomas : l 7 7 177 177

Steinman, Avery : Stubblefield, Eli : 118, 12 l, 150, 185, 160, 217 Shepard, Marshall : Smallbear, Sovereign, Ryan: 196,213 l 50, l 8 3, 21 2 Montanna : l 60 150

Stubblefield, Steinmetz, Brendan Keshawn : l 60 Shoecraft, Jevon: Smith, Aubrey : l 71 Spaeth, Sarah : : 140, 217 171,214 150, 183, 216

Steinmetz, Isaac : Shoemaker, 150 Spangler, Clio : 150 118, 150

Stuchl, Kiyone : l 71 Smith, Austin : l l ,

Suhr, Amanda: 77, Ashlynn : l 50 150, 184, 185, 186, Smith, Jaslynn : 160 Speer, Donovan: Steinmeyer, Sam: 216 Shores, Payton : 63, 160, 214, 217 150,212,217 121,171,212,215 Smith, Kaitlyn: 150 Sullivan, Barbara : Spencer, Nick : 160 Stephenson, Reed: 177 Short, Avery : 79, Smith, Malachi : 177 160, 216 l 71, 212, 215, 21 7 Spencer, Peyton : Sullivan, Nicklas : 66, 67, 72,171,215 Stepp, Kaleb: 140 140 Short, Jacob : 160, Smith, Mercedees : 212,215 42, 89, 90, 150, Stacchini, Claudia : Sterns, Madalyn : Sultana, Choudhury 213,217 177 l 71 : 150 Short, Katie : l 71

Smith, Nancy : l 7 7

Stahl, Jeffree : l 50

Stetson-Bluford, Sutton, Zoe : l 71 , Shoup, Dillon: 160 Perrion : l 71 185

Smith, Sierra : 41 , Staley, Ambyr : l 19

Shriner, Cameron : l l 9, l 21 , l 60, l 8 7,

Stetson-Bluford, Swanson, Samuel : 160 213 Stallworth, Joanna : Rontral : l 50 150 24, 118, 213, 215

Shultz, Colleen : l 7 7 Smith, Taurian : 160, Stewart, Ben : 37, Swartz, Keeley : l 60 212 Stanard, Myrna : 171,212,217

Shurter, Aubree: 177 Swenson, Aislynn : l 71 Smolik, Shania : Stewart, Brett : 160, 140

139, 183

Stander, Jay: 46, 212

Sigrist, Cassandra : 4 7, 71 , l 50, 21 3, Swenson, Araina :

177 Snoozy, John : 73, 215 140

177,213

Swenson, Hunter: Thompson, Timmy : Triplett, Tressa : 48, Vanderzee, Avery : Walker, Jocelyn : 182, 185, 186 118 49, 79,151,213, 15l 74, 121,141,215 216

Swenson, Taylor: Thomssen, Emma :

Vanness, Kayla : Waliace, Aj: 151 161, 182, 215, 21 7 38, 39, 96, 150, Trosper, Jaden : 240 184, 185, 186, 212, l 71

Walton, Madelyn : Swisher, Leelu: 150 215

Vanourney, Katlyn : 115, l 20, 121 , l 51 , Truesdale, Gabriel : 6, 36, 60, 62, 85, 215 T Thor, Nyariek : l 71 117,171

86, 98, 99, 120, 205,218,219,240

Walton, Mitche~:

Tafolla, Alejandro : Thorpe, Amy: 177

Tshiela, Abraham: 20, 11 7, 172 1 71 1L10, 216

Vaughn, Elizabeth : Timmermann, 177

Warneking, Alise : Tate, Samantha : Rhiannon : 79, 161, Tupper, Trace : 60, 172 1 71 216 123,151,209,214 Vazquez Pineda, Lesly: 151

Washington,

Taylor, Hunter: 171 Tobin, Rhianna : Turne ll, Angelica : Keyaun: 172 150, 183, 186 151 Vazquez Pineda, Teach, Kayla : 121, Noe: 172 Watson, Anna : 119, · 140 Tomes, Amanda: Turner, Mary : 1 77 123, 152, 161, 180 177 Velasco Barrientos,

Tekeste, Soron : l 6 l

Tuttle, Miranda : Julia : l 51 , l 86

Watson, Sasha : Torices, Emmy : 161 117,151 118,121,151 Termaat, Abi: 75 Velazco Barrientos, Torices, Jose : 151 Twohig-Taylor, Lidia : l 21 , l 6 l , Watts , Hunter : 118, Termaat, Adam: Korben: 14D 180, 182 121 l 71 Torices, Rebecca: l 71 Tyler, Kayli : 140 Velazco Barrientos, Watts, Tabor : 119, Therrien, Rueben : Yaquelin : 121, 161, 121, 220 161,212 Tork, Andrea : l 51

Tyrrell, Adriana : 182 121, 151

Thoat, Nguy : 80, Towers, Jocie: 184, Vergith , Nathan : 161,214,216 185,213,215

Tyrrell, Cordell : l 71 22, 172

Thoelke, Jacob: Towle, Grace: 161 u Vernon, Chase: 161 121,172

Watts, Tyler : 151

Weatherholt, Douglas : l 7 7

Webb, Allison : 151 Townsend, Chase : Uhlmann, Lillyan : Thomas, Devon: 151 172

Vissepo, Joseth: Webb, Elise : 43, 161 H 9, 161 76, 180, 184, 185, Townsend, James : Uhlmann, Reagan : 213,216 Thomas, Emrie : 161 49, 180, 184, 185, Vocasek, Tobin : 150 213,216 36, l 72, 181, 212, Webber, Caitlin: Trainor, Azaiya : 56, 214,215 186 Thompson, Bailey: 171,214

Ulrichson, Tyler : 66, 150 67,151,212 Vollmer, Cameron : Webber, Elisa : 11, Trombly, Erica : 113, 114, 115, 151, 161

Thompson, Kane : 171,217

Underwood, 187 161

Makenna : l 6 l

Webber, Kaileb: Tran, Anh : l 51, Von Gillern, Erica : 141

Thompson, Mikol : 181, 184, 185

Upah, Angela: 177 141 l 71

Tran, Theresa : 161 , Upah, Meg: 27, 41, Vu, Anthony : l 51

Thompson, Noah : 18 l, 184 69, 172, 213, 215

Webel, Laci : 4

Webel, Mckenna : 61, 97, 150, 214 Vu, John : l 61 118, 151

Troupe, Jacob: V w

Thompson, Payton: 151

Webel, Mckensi : 161, 212, 215

Walker, Antonio : Thompson, Theresa l 71 118,121,161

Valverde Cruz, 151 Triplett, Connor : Adolfo: 161

Wegner, Brandon: : 177

Vanarsdall, Trevor : 172 172,215

Walker, Estrella: 15 l, 186

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Welch, Victoria: 27, Wieser, Kaley: 177

Wolfgram, Ellie : Young, Dylan : l 0, 15 l 15 l, 183, 186, 207 118, 120, l 2 l, 15 l

Wilks, Ivan : 72, l 72, Weldon, Timothy : 212,215

Wolken, Debra : Young, Jeremy : 15 l 177 172

Willams, D'undra : Wenciker, Joseph : 16 l

Wollen, Treyvyn: Young, Tanner: 203 14 l 172 -

Williams, Angelique z Wendelin, Jenna : : 172

Woodhead, 172,208,214 Meghan : l 04, 118, Zatloukal, Mikayla : Williams, Kyle : l 0, 120, 121, 151 16 l Wenz, Nathan : 16 l , l4l 213,217

Wooding, Grace : Ziems, Ashley : 14 l Williams, Markel : 16 l

Wenzl, Ryder : l 72, 172

Zigler, Sydney : 15 l 217

Woods, Rashad : Williams, Mesha : 172

Zimmerman, Emily : Wessel, Alyssa: 172 172 16 l, 185

Woods, Ravon : l 7 2

West, Jakob: 15 l Williams, Nick : l 41 , Zimmerman, 195 Woodward, Jacob: 172, 212, West, Mikayla : l 21 , Madison: 64, 66, 215 15 l Williams, Zamyre : l 00, l 79, 184, 188, 172 192, 198, 270, 213, Zimmerman, Westfahl, Emily : 48, 215,240 Maggie: 186, 221

49, 76, 172, 213, Williby, Cayla : l 72 216

Woodward, Riley : Zollicoffer, Geigh: Willman, Jeremy : 42, 172, 213 778,121,214

Westlund, Kelsey : 707, 151 99, 704, 118, 185,

Wooldridge, Tyler: Zornes, Spencer : 219 Willnow, Taylor : 172 172 121,172

Wheeler, Gavin :

Worster, Treven : Zuhairi, Lailah : l 51 , 16 l Wilson, Jardin : l 61 14 l 200

White, Aireyonna: Wilson, Trevon : 20, Wright, Jaedyne: Zuniga, Esmeralda : 172 15 l 121,172,213 , 214 l 0, 14, 26, 116, 15 l, 173, 240 White, Daysha : 14 l Wiltshire, Brendin : Wulf, Aaron : l 72, 47,213 212

White, Jarod : 16 l, 213 Winningham, Wynn, Taylor : 119, Makayla: 172 121, 16 l White, Jenna : l 72, 213 Winningham, Sierra y : 14 l

White, Larry: 36, 62, Yaeger, Jennifer: 15 l, 212, 214 Wissink, Rebekah : 16 l 15 l

White, Nathaniel : Yaeger, Shelby : 16 l Witzki, Andy: 16 l 16 l

White, Ricky: 172, Wiyual, Chudear: Yahya, Khalid : l 72, 212,217 16 l 216

Whitney, Hope : Wiyual, Nyandeng : Yeutter, Jaydan : 172 172 41,161,213

Wiegert, Thomas : Wobig, Corbin : l 51 Yoder, Dylan : l 51 15 l Wolfe, Tyjah : l 72

Sophomore John Vu preps for the fir st Rocket Rest8urant. FCS students prep8red 8nd sold lunches to st~lff on March 4, the Fr i day before spr i ng break. Rocket Resta u rant also ran April 1, April 29, and M8y 13.

Junior Fayth J8ckson and the new Rocket Man mascot pump up the crown at the Fall Bo oster Blastoff. The infl8table mascot c ostume was worn by several spirit-minded LN E students this year

Senior Lyd i a Adams pract i ces her di scthrow i ng form i n physical educ8tion class.

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Adviser: Anthony Reda

Editors: Kera Kottmeyer, Jessica Brennan, and Kayla Vanness

Staff: Jaycee Barr, Jessica Brennan, Laney Fredrick, Bryzada Hoffman, Kera Kottmeyer, Cindy Le, Coral Lendos, Shelly Nguyen, Chasity Nicholson, Tyler Oehm, Melissa Rima, Kayla Vanness, Katlyn Vanourney. Madison Woodward, Esmeralda Zuniga

Special thanks to the many students, staff, parents and business contributors for their assistance.

nThe Rocket staff chose 11 By the Numbers 11 as the theme for this year's yearbook. In making the 2015 Rocket, the staff chose five basic color palettes, blue (F3920), purple (F3325), yellow (Fl 720), pink (F0625), and green (F5020). They selected Avant Guard, David, Elegance, Humana Sans, and Mixage as their fonts. The annual was produced using Walsworth Online Design. The Walsworth plain in Marcelline, MO, printed 550 copies of the 240 page book on 9xl 2 paper. Mike Diffenderfer was Walsworth's sales representative. The books were purchased presale for $65 and for $ 70 thereafter.

The yearbook staff apologizes for any errors.