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Above: Jordan Dau ( 12), Ryan Huyett ( 12), Daniel Katt ( 12), Kevin Runions ( 12), R.D. Ward ( 12) and David Lehn ( 12) holler through the ir orasped hands In support of the Gators during the State Volleyball Tournament November 10 In the Pe· vig Auditorium. North Star competed against Grand Island In the first round after making It to the -..Jtate Tournament three years In a row. Photo by Kelsey Satra

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North Star High School 580 1 North 33rd Lincoln, NE 68504 Polaris, Volume 4 2006-2007 Page by Kristen Benson

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T OR POW 1. Ashley Crowder ( 10) yells to support Gator players at the State Volleyball Tournament. Photc, by Kelsey Satra

2 11AI the Gator" pumps up the incoming freshmer

and David Lehn ( 12) cheer at the LNS varsity football game. These boys were dedicated fans at several North Star athletic events. Photo by Heather Brester

5. Nick Lacher ( 1 1) cheers on his fellow Gators at Seacrest Field. Lacher showed his support throughout the season by going to many football games. Photo by Staff 6. Amber Jordan ( 10) and Zaina Mayer ( 10) and Zach Buller ( 1 1) clap for the volleyball team during state. Jordan played Reserve volleyball. Photo by Kelsey Satra

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7. Varsity cheerleaders Cami Jiskra ( 12), Kelsey Crowder ( 1 2) and Taylor Pitts ( 12) hold up a Gator Power banner before the Lincoln Southeast football game for the players to run through as part of a new tradition. Photo by Nick Cruickshank 8. Jeremy Zelt ( 10) claps as if he were "chomping like a gator" while cheering on the volleyball team at the State Tournament. Photo by Kelsey Satra 9. Stephanie Densberger ( 10) represents her school colors with enthusiasm. Gator fans often have fun dressing up for athletic events. Photo by Kelsey Satra 10. Travis Kelso ( 1 2) roots on the Gators to victory at Seacrest Field during a football game. Photo by Heather Brester

1 1. Travis Kelso ( 1 2), Jacob Hiatt ( 1. 1), Mateo Molifua ( 10), Adnan Begovic ( 1 1), Zach Buller ( 1 1), 11 Jordan Dau ( 1 2), Ryan Huyett ( 12), Daniel Katt ( 1 2) and Kevin Runions ( 1 2) show off their Gator Power" by painting their stomachs. During the rest of the game they were required to wear their shirts because of Nebraska State Athletic Association rules. Photo by Sara Wenzl 12. As a symbol of good luck, members of the Varsity football team hold up their helmets before

1. A group of students tc1ke the time to show off their Disney chc1racters c1fter school during Spirit Week. These girls were excited for Fc1vonte Chc1rc1cter Dc1y because they were c1ble to dress up like princesses. Photo by Staff 2. Rc1chel Rc1y ( 12) gets dc1zzled up for Red Cc1rpet Day the week of Homecoming. This dc1y gc1ve students an opportunity to dress up JS movie stars. Photo by Michaela Michal 3. Todd Tomlinson ( 1 1) 2nd Mc1tt Turco ( 12) strike a footbc1II pose Jt the school's first pep rc1lly. Photo by Heidi Downs 4. Elizabeth Chu (9) shows off in clc1ss c1s SpongeBob on Fc1vorite Chc1rc1cter Dc1y during Spirit Week. SpongeBob Squc1rePc1nts is c1 populc1r cc1rtoon among children. Photo by Staff

5. Candice Cobb ( 12) tc1kes Shc1des Dc1y literc1lly as she wec1rs c1 cheetc1h printed lamp shc1de and some blue stylish sunglc1sses. Photo by Staff 6. faylor Pitts ( 12) strikes c1 roc1ring pose c1s she shows orc1nge c1s her favorite color for Spirit Week. Few people dressed up c1s extreme c1s she did on Fc1vorite Color Dc1y. Photo by Stephanie Murray 7. Mekitc1 R1vc1s ( 12) dresses up c1s Scc1rlett O' Hc1rc1 for Favorite Chc1racter Dc1y during Homecoming Spirit Week. She got her outfit c1t Wc1I-Mc1rt fa only $20. Photo by Cami Jiskra

mcond(O)U: Pauoric oLor aau tULSdOU: s des dau u~~l~l~l~J:

Pou

Ce cnaraccer dau cu: spirit, aau

red carpet, aau

8 . Inna SuleJmanovic ( 1 1) puts on a show as Lil' John for Favorite Oiaracter Day. All she had to say was "WHAMT~" or "OKAAAY" and people knew who she was representing. Photo by Cami Jiskra 9. Krista Satra (9), Paige Policky (9), Mandy Winterstien (9), Megan Wilshusen (9), Arijan~ Sljivo (9) and Marika Harpst (9) dress in their Gator attire for Spirit Day. The girls showed how much they support North Star. Photo by Taylor Ihnen 10. Oinssy Worster ( 12) and Aly Sylvester ( 12) help the community In Gator style by giving blood during the school Blood Drive. Photo by Staff

1 1. Brianna Walters ( 1 1), Alyssa Bolte ( 12), Veronica Morales ( 12), Taylor Pitts ( 12), Kaitlyn Powell ( 1 1), Chelsey Fullerton ( 1 1) and Spenser Martin ( 12) wear their favorite sunglasses on Shades Day, which was held on Tuesday during Spirit Week. Photo by Cami Jiskra

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Pages by Heidi Downs

1. I( ebey ,.,r')v der ( .. 2) hugs Zacn K'apper ch ( 1 1) on the bench. These two ddrc.:;d tre ""ght awJy. Photo by Staff 2. Dav d _cnr ( 1 2> 0ona .... han &nod I l 2) and vordan Dau ( 12) act tough before trey get tre1r groove i "":. Photo by Ether Saure 3 . Br,anna Loecr--. ( '. 21 and Travis r eIso ( 1 2; tc e .a orea frorr dancing. Thi<;:; was the r fourth and fnal horrecorr1ng. Photo by Staff 4. tv11r1P.la Jukov1c ( 12) arid Adnan Beguv _( • 1) dance together dur-ng Homecorr1ng. Photo by Staff

::. fa.Yer Seam.~m ( ~ 2) and ~ache' Ray ( 1 2) stand rex:: to eacn other after be1rg "'1rnPd k1rg and queen. These two f'iave beer an active part of orth Steir for four years. Photo by

Staff t). ~ rr y Endrulat ( 12), Candice CobtJ ( 1 2) Ewer Saure ( 1 11 ,Anthony Kle:n ( 12) r/1che1a Bridger ( 12) and Amber Kr,grt ( 1 2) t1 e one ast picture oefore they leave the ru1ld no,. ,_,e dance 1asted urt I 1 1 pm. Photo by Staff 1 7. RJy Adams ( 12), True guyer: J 3rrr:ta,,.11 Bluford (" 0 Da'11 OecKer 0), Heid Colfax ( ~ 0, Jnd 'v1att Turco r • 2) shov. off tre "'att re oefore the daw e star'ts. 7iey w?. :eo. fo • the aarce to begIr outside me school. Photo by Staff 8. L1ndsay Nicewonger ( 10) and Jamison V/olfe ( 10) came toaP•J:P"' ::1s a couple to slow dance. 'v1ary studerts took a date to the dance. Photo by James Godina 9. Olnst1r.a \'/orster ( 12), Afanra unn ( 12), 'v1e1""r go ( 1 L 1 eIsey Satra ( 2) and ,\iy Sylvester ( 12) show their sty:e tor homecoming. Photo by Staff 10. l:r!'1 ly Nanrien ( • 2) Isses Thomas StcJrges ( 1 or ;::re ::heFi during a dance. These two war togetner- In the theatre depan::mer . Photo by Ether Saure 11 1 1 •. r1 3r ~oag1r 1 J"'d ~osr "11rrr.an: ~ ~: shav, _ ~ -o."ve s;;. I arout av ng a gooa 1

t rt e. Photo by Ether Saure

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My Homecoming experience was

"My ra~'()rite part was hanging out with rriends."

-Kristi Behrend (10) •

"My experience was great because I spilled pop on my ~ o t l ' '

-Emily Sy (12)

"My homecoming experience was pretty okay."

"lUy .-~rite part was when I danced 1tith all the girls."

-Dan Bock (10)

-Andre' Paek (11)

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1. Saul Pemz ( 12) works on a proJect n V/ayne Trevett's 8th period Furniture Des1gr class. Photo by Rich Confer 2. Dcm1ca V/1cnt (9) seVvs pieces of c.otr togetner 1n Knst1 Moser's 8th penod Great,ve Cloth ng cl3SS. Photo by Staff

3. Teachers Too1n Siev,art, ~ob Sahstean and Jo,,-•1 Osborn we1come the new c,ass ot freshr-ien ,n the audi-cor ur ,. Photo by Staff 4 . Elliott obb ( 1 2) pl.::Jys the xylopl1ore dur •".! the far rnus,cc:i "Footloose.''

Photo by Staff 5 . Royce Bredemeier (9) cre3tes a pot 1n art class. Photo by Staff E. Kaitlyn Stuctn cka (9) studlPS the ;:1--ree t;, • irches of g..,ve•nne :r. .::Jnd the seoarat1ons o.f powe s 1n Civics. Photo by Sarah Hamel 7. Patnc, Kelley ( 12) welos 1n ~'",e I-- _.J. works: 1op. Photo by Aaron Collins 8. Dr". Ncmcy Bee er shows her w ,d side as she dresses .... p cjs E!v s P ·p~1ey .i::01• i=avorite O,arcJcter Day dunng the f-<orrecor'1 ng Spnt 1//eek. Photo by 1

Staff 9. 'vl,chelie Sne1d0., ( 1 2~ r•.,..etends -c,- -'"'1rf out of tne recycle t? n t1ear tre cafeter cl. Photo by Chelsey Thornton 10. Asnley tv1e. ose ( 2) and C ys-r:~ .. Scnoll ( 1 2) dress JO as -r,., ng 1 .:"1t1d TI1ing 2 tor Fc:1vonte Character Day during Spirit V/eek. Photo by Paige

Snook

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It's not

. o\/e ... until the last

A group of upperclassmen exit the building while going to lunch. Only juniors and seniors are allowed to leave the school premises during lunch time. Photo by Cami Jiskra

Above: Jessi Sall1nger ( 12) and Andi Ramirez ( 12) show that school is not all about work. They have been friends since their sophomore year. Photo by Nia Above: Mekita Rivas ( 12) and Andrew Martinez ( 12) daze off during a bonding actIvIty for the fall musical "Footloose." These seniors have been a part of the theater department since the school's opening In 2003. Photo by Staff

Bickert

Left: Heather Davison ( 12) concentrates on her work while sIttIng in the hallway. Photo by Matt Krause

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UN ll Q D$ try to survlve 1

all 1he hectlc schedules

What is different about the junior year in high school? Many say it's the hardest year of high schoot but when asked, juniors described it as everything from "unpredictable" to "interesting" to

Olympiad, and Asian Caucus; and she participates in yoga with the Psychology Club. Scott Nealy ( 1 1) plays football and basketball, but he said

. "stressful."

school comes first. Although others, like Brandt,

Often after-school activities and jobs can interfere with the amount 9f leisure time a student can have. Sydney Brandt ( 1 1) said, "Jobs can get in the way of school and make it hard to do all your homework and still go to sleep at a decent time."

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complete their homework assignments last. Erica Gengenbach ( 1 1) said the only way she balances her activities and homework load

seeTv1S to be eNough is "with a combination between staying up until and a lot of coffee." tiMe 1N the day , , midnight ln addition to after-school activities and - AIM..j Hua.. (\\) Jobs, many juniors direct their focus toward

Several students have complained about not having enough time.

preparing for college and taking the ACT and SAT. Students have different ideas about taking these tests,

Amy Hua ( 1 1) said, "There just never seems to be enough time in the day." She said she wants to quit her Job in order to focus on school. Not only does work hinder the ability to concentrate on

but most juniors have one thing in common. They are all going to "study, study, study." Hua said her best piece of advice is "don't procrastinate." Juniors have a lot to balance during what most call the

schoolwork, but also many students are in extra-curricular

'\,vorst year in high school" but everyone has to give a little in

activities. Hua i? in activities such as Debate, Mock Trial, Science

order to take a little in the end.

Story &Pages by Kristen Benson Ashley Adden Joshua Aden Ni.ck AL6co Waed Ali, T ashu Amet'Son Jose Androde Alpi,rot· James Anson Nathunwl Athnson Ashley Bai,ley R.aeanne Bai,ley Ben &mes

Maci,a Batti,ato Hope &uec A manda, Beede Adnan Be901Ji,c Bryce Behrend

Nathan Benes Jake Benne Kristen Benson Sequoi,a Becens i-ck Becghui-s

Nyathi,ay Bi,Lww Leenw Boacdmcm Ni.ck Bocges Britney Bose

Ian Bt'O.d6ury Sydney Bmndt JohnBmnum

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Heather: Booster: Bciclget Bnce Matt Br:ockhoff Jessica Buck Zachary Buller: Aar:on Bur:bach ' Eli.zo.beth But'den Di.ablo Campbell Nghi.aCao Amanda Car:pentet' Tam Cat'Stens Meli.sso. Cartet' f.nthony Castor: Andrew Castro Zach Ca1Jes Yal Cha.dack Ton ya Chandler: Pxmni.s Chades Ale ja.ndt'o Cha.1Jez Bryce Cher:ry Anc Chi.lc!,s Ka.Uee Cht:i.sp Thanh Chu Li.ndsey Oa.usen Bmndon Clemens Samantha Cochron Zachary Cole Casso.ndm CoUi.cottt Cleophus Colli.er: Deoo,n Connealy Benja.mi.n Cot'dolX.L Matt Cotton Tcinnet' Cro.i.g Tm1Ji.s Cr:ow Bmndon Ct'umb Ashley Cudaback Ismael CuelX.LS Mackenzi.e Cuttlet' Justi.n Dalton hi. Dang Joshua Dani.els Courtney Da\Ji.dson Ke1Jin Da\Ji.dson Isro.el De La Cmz Derek Deselrn.s Da\Ji.d Destefano Mi.cha.el Di.az Ni.cole Di.cht:i.stofar:o Bt:i.tta.ny Di.nges Am.bet' Di.ttmet' Saro.h. Dixon Steph. Dodge Mi.ka.yla Donahoo &ott Down Meghan Duryea. Zochary Ea.st

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-Ahn Eckhout Benpmin Eisenberg Geoff Ellis -Alyssa Emodi Melissa Engle -Am.bet' E<Jet'h.o.rt -Adam. E<Jedey Sa.ha.n femando Bro.ndon fix Daniel Rynn Shannon Rynn Tylet' Fot't'eSt Kristi.a.n Fwnch Tash.a. Fcisch Tylet' Frye Matthew Fushi.a. Cha.cles Gann Bt'itnie Gat'Ci.a. Maci.a. Gat'ci.a. Kelli Gat't'ison Erica Gengenlnch

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Katie Gedo.ch Bcittany Gnat Kyle Gocha.nouc-Podet' T ylet' Goebel Patric Go\li,da,y Richa.t'd Gmy Bro.ndon Gwenwalt Sa.ro.h Gwen.wood Robbie Gcieset' Kalyn Gt'oenewold

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Kendm Gmndmcm Cowy Hamel Kenneth Ha>Jlicek

-Ashley Hearn Dewk Hedges Meghan Helmkamp Valet'ie Hecnandez Riyad Hesso 1\ndww Heyen Jacob Hi.a.tt Jam.es Hickey

Dana Hi,Lde Robed HiUmnn Den.non Hladi,k Eileen Hobbs Brod Hodgin Jodan Hodgin

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-Ash.Ley Hofmonn -AO.t'on Hohensee -Ash.Ley Holdswoclh Pi,pec Hoshns -Amy Hua Hong Hua Ki,m Huynh Ri,eky !deus Payton l1Jet:Son Di,llon Jo.ckson Mi,eh.ael James

Cody Janssen

Zach. Johnson Domi,ni,e Jok Chenell Jones

Above: Ann Sears ( 1 1) drinks a bottle of • water during first lunch. High schools across the country have switched to healthier lunch menus, elmnat1ng soda and other packaged sweets. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

Da1Ji,cl, Jones -Amanda Jot'dan Brittany Justa Chi,a Karim

Josephi,ne Karoe

Tylec Kastet' -Alex Keel Stephan Keelec -A.0:mn Kehm

Chris Kemp Sandy Kemp Dani.elle Kempkes Dyl.an Kennell Hang Khuu Maksi,m Ki.shch.un Kendall Ki,tch.en Jai,mee Ki,ttroll

Matt Ki,ttwll Zack Kl.ap peoch Jo.cob Kloostec

Wi,lli,am Kluck Chantel Knego Di.ma KonolXllchuk Roxi,e Kot'b

Brodley Kot'bec Bal KvJQ,i. Ni.ckolas Lach.et: Cody la,ndenbet'9et' Nath.an la,t:Sen -Alli.son la,sch.anzky Bwnnan la.ut:Sen Jenni.fee Leflec

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Aptil Legrond Ben Legronde 1\usti,n Leht' Dewk Lewis Da1Jui Li, Gage Li,ttle i.co Loos Alexundro. Luethje Tuylot' Luft Cody Lynch Heathet' Mumi, Shui,lee Mut'Shall Muriu Marhnez Rosali,nclu Mactinez Briun Masa.t Rufuel Matos Joshuu Mayt' Cory McCa.ughedy Matt Mccluw Emi,Ly McKi,nney Kam,i,Lle McKi,nney

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Hunnah McMahon Cam,et'on McTheni.u Keeai,ro, Mc Wi,lhums Chelsey Met'o Lucas Memtt Khali,L Meshn Mi.chuela Mi.chal Kusi, Mi.chl Sean Mikkleson Amunclu Millet' Jesse Moellet' Juli,e Moow Mi,guel Mot'eno Lequun Mocton Mi.chelle Muhammad Mauwen Mut't'CLy Ryan Mussman Scott Nealy Rom,a,n Nelson Quung Ngo Alex Nguyen Duy Nguyen Hou Nguyen Ki-eu Nh,i, Nguyen Lam Nguyen Lan Nguyen Tammy Nguyen Thomas Nguyen Vuong guyen Mi.chuel Ni,mox Tonya O'Connell Tony Odem Bt'ett Olson Cusey Oppega,cd Dushn Octiz

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1\li, Osman Husei,n Osman Sanon. Osman Sheewen Othman -A ubcey Owens -Andw' Pack T ro,l)i,s Pai.ce Bmndon Palu Janette Pano Cady Panowi.cz -Ashli.e Pax:t'ott Joey Pauli.ck Shane Peppcu:d Tony Pet't)' Dani,ro Petet'Sen Lacey Pi.ckering arin Pi.so Kai,tlyn Powell Ton)' Procaci,na Megan Puckett Chadotte Rawli.ns Kahe Rawson Jessi,ro Rei,nhat'dt Kyle Rei,nhact Jenni,ro Ri.ce Joshua Ri.ce Nancy Ri,chat'ds Kci.shna Roach

Ti,mothy Roach Jot'dan Roberts Kaci.e Robet'ts Tobi.as Robi,nett E~n Rodriguez Z:i.chary Rolf'e Jeni Rouse Crystal Rowland Jawd Rydet' Stephani.€ Sands Eth.et' Sauw Si.ecm Schaaf' Li,z &hnepp Russell &hni,ttket' Dewk &ht'oedet' Jot'dan &humachet' Mi.cha.el &hwacz Ryan Schwi,nd -Ann Seat'S 1\si,ya Shamal Mi.cha.el Shaw Joshua Shoecmf't Jawd Si,pes Jawd Shnnet' -Amanda Skoda Cawna Smi,th Cody Smith Joe Smith

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Willie Smith Missy SneUi~g Ta.sh.a, Soper: Sean Spence Michelle Stalker: John St:ar:key Lule Stege-Tompsett Jessi.ca Steinbach T o.sha Stewart Taylor: Stewart Z:ich Stoffemhn

Mitchell StogdiU Melissa Stotts Geor:ge Stmndness Decek Stt:ough

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Thomo.s Stucges hna Sule jmano1Jic Keenan Tafoya Kenneth T ayloc Lauron Tayloe Va.nth.a, Tep Michael Towle Ke1Jin T mn -Anthony T mng Nicole Tum,a, Bcenda T uppec LaChcish.a T umet: T achen T utdeol Coudney Upton -Alexis Vanacsd.all ate Vandectocd Michael Vodmsb Chcistophec Vong Becky Waddle Jo.son W agnec Ian Wait Brianna W altecs Michelle Walton Lisa W atecman Robed Watson T ylec W entwocth Sam Wenzl icole Westwood Nicole Whitehead Z:ichary Wilbuc Nathan Wildec Laucen Wilsey Jocdan Wilson Bront W oltemwn Ka.mom Wright

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JessLCCL W coblewsh

Ga.ge Wya.tt T oppec Yoakum '.Ad.am, Young La.ucetta. Yumq,

Chci.shna. Zemcwti.s '.Amanda. Ziegenbein

Left: Lacey Pickering ( 1 1) creates a glossy effect on her red clay by smoothing it down. All students needed to take applied and fine arts classes in order to graduate. Photo by Ashley Goemann Top Left: (clockwise from left front) Juniors Joe Smith, Brianna Walters, Lauren Taylor and Andrew Castro whisper as they watch the Navy Rock Band. Students from the Arts and Communication Academy were invited to the auditorium to watch the Navy Rock Band perform well-known songs. Photo by Ether Saure Above: Art teacher Lynette Fast shows Geoff Ellis ( 1 1) how to smooth out his coil pot. Every student was required to make a coil pot for an assignment. Photo by Staff

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Pages by Michaela Michal

1. Robbie Watson ( 1 1) talks to his friends 1n the bayou during the Graduation Demonstration Exams. Students who passed the tests had the choice to spend the time 1n the bayou, the gym, or the auditoriu.m. Photo by Michaela Michal 2. Travis Crow ( 1 1) marches through the halls on October 1 1th as North Star sends the boys' tennis team off to the state meet. The druml1ne marched down the halls every time a sports team went to State. Photo by Rich Confer 3. Jc1mikaa V/alter ( 1 1) completes an assignment for Spanish teacher N1ck1 Strauch's class. Students can choose from Chinese, Spanish, French, and German for a language class. Photo by Britnie Garcia 4 . Britney Bose ( 1 1) listens to the 1nstruct1ons for her assignment from English teacher Johnna Graff. Graff's American Literature class studied African American Literature at the beginning of first semester. Photo by Amanda Jordan 5. Andre' Pack ( 1 1) sees his friends at a table during second lunch. Students who have second lunch must wait until after sixth period to eat. Photo by Michaela Michal 6. Todd Tomlinson ( 1 1) lifts weights in the weight room. Tomlinson can 11ft up to one hundred pounds on the "hammer." Photo by Ha ifa Osman 7. Aubrey Owens ( 1 1) works on her Chemistry test. Some students take Cherrnstry as juniors. Photo by Michaela Michal 8. Kendra Grundman ( 1 1) logs 1n on the computer 1n the media center. Grundman needed to research for speech. Photo by Michaela Michal 9. Mike Vodraska ( 1 1) critiques photos in period 7 Beginning Photography. Students must critique peer photos as well as their own. Photo by Christina Coplan • 10. Shawn Fredstrom ( 1 1) works on his Chemistry homework. Instead of eating lunch, Fredstrom spent his time 1n the library. Photo by Michaela Michal 1 1. Jesse Moeller ( 1 1) plays Yu-Gi-Oh with friend Ben Eisenburg ( 1 1). Moeller decided to go to the bayou during the Graduation Demonstration Exams. Photo by Michaela Michal 12. Shannon Flynn ( 1 1) grades her homewor 1n French clclSS. Students have the opportunity to tclke cl lclnguclge course clS cln elective class. Photo by Amberly Makovicka 13. Hussclin AI-Ghazclwi ( 1 1) lclughs while doing his work in Doug Nellsen's Health class. Students must tclke cl quclrter of health as cl grcldUclt1on requirement. Photo by Osmin Hernandez

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Robbie Grieser ( 1 1) and his friends wait for the bell to ring. Many students spend lunch with friends. Photo by Michaela Michal 2. David Jones ( 1 1) listens to his mp3 player. Students often listen to music throughout the day. Photo by Michaela Michal 3 . Topper Yoakum ( 1 1) works on his homework during Chemistry. Yoakum utilized his notes to find the answers. Photo by Antonio Klopfenstein 4 . Zach East ( 1 1) gets a pass to use to the restroom. Students are limited to two passes in their planner a day in order to keep students out of the halls and in the classroom. Photo by Andrea Hasse 5: Brett Olson ( 1 1) finishes his food from McDonalds. Only Juniors and seniors are given the opportunity to leave the building for lunch. Photo by Michaela Michal 6 . Nico Loos ( 1 1) and Raeanne Bailey ( 1 1) listen to the conversations at the table as they finish their lunch. Students have a thirty minute lunch period. Photo by

Michaela Michal 7. Jacob Hiatt ( 1 1) stands outside the attendance office during the second week of school. Students cJnnot enter the instructionJI wing until 7:45 a.m. Photo by

Kelsey Satra 8. Leenie BoardmJn ( 1 1) is terrified of the wicked witch, music teJcher Joni Osborn. BoardmJn dressed up as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz for her favorite chJracter during Spirit Week. Photo by Michaela Michal 9. Brit111e Garrn ( 1 1) listens to SJndy Kemp's ( 1 1) !-pod. Students Jre allowed to listen to mp3 players 1f they Jre not in clJss. Photo by Michaela Michal 10. Shane PeppJrd ( 1 1) concentrJtes on an assignment his teJcher, FJlla HJlsey Jssigned him. Students must work hard in order to receive a good grade. Photo by

Antigone Jackson 1 1. Danielle Kempkes ( 1 1) sits Jt cl tJble during lunch. Students have the opportunity to sit Jnywhere In the bayou. Photo by Kristen Bensen 1 2. Cory McCJugherty ( 1 1) gets reJdy to eat her lunch. The cJke on her trJy is part of the dessert bJr. Photo by Michaela Michal

13. Nicole TumJ ( 1 1) works on an assignment for Pre-CJlculus in the bJyou. Students In Pre-Calculus hJd a chJnce to Jsk questions during the GrJduJtion DemonstrJtion Exams. Photo by Michaela Michal 14. Zach Rolfe ( 1 1) works on Jn Jssignment in JohnnJ GrJff's English class. The , clJss read the plJy The Crucible. Photo by Andrea Hasse

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1. Keeafra McWilliams ( 1 1 ) works on an assignment for her cl2ss. The hallway creates extr2 spc:ice for students to work and study. Photo by Staff 2. Lacey Pickering ( 1 1), Leenie Boardman ( 1 1) and Amanda Jor~an ( 1 1) talk during lune 1 before eating. While lunches only last 30 minutes, it is an enJQyable time to get 2 break from classes. Photo by Randi Himmelberg 3. Michelle Jackson ( 1 1) studies her daily assignment for Sociology class, which is largt ly a discussion based class. Photo by Britnie Garcia

4. Todd Tomlinson ( 1 1) and Chris Kemp ( 1 1) wait in the long line at lunch. As the school grows, the lunch lines grow also. Photo by Randi Himmelberg

5. Tony Perry ( 1 1) stands in line to purchase his tickets for the Homecoming D8nce. 1kkets were sold for five dollars each. Photo by Kristen Benson 6. Amc:inda Beede ( 1 1) ch2ts .:1t the securit-y desk before he,:;1ding home at the end of long day. The front of the school is a popular place for students to hang out while·wa1tit 3 • for their rides. Photo by Amanda Jordan 7. Andre'Pack(11 )quietly knocks on the door. Security guards have cracked down on using planners as passes and always check for a planner if a student is in the hallway. Photo by Randi Himme/berg

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sa VI atetl'Yl2n ( 1 1) taKe notes In C2reer Ed c2tIon, wh1cn ,s typ1c2lly a Junior class.

Photo by Amanda Jordan

9. Samarth2 Cochran ( 1 1) listens In Alicia Boiler's Oral Comrrun1cat1on class, which Is equ1red by the district in order to graduate. Photo by Bailey Cappellano 10. Joshua Perez ( 1 1) carefully calculates his M&M's In Chemistry. The M&M's were . . sed to represent atoms tr a lab experimert. Photo by Michelle Walton 11 . Aaron Hohensee ( 1 1) stares 2t his computer. Some classes must be held in the satr:puter l2bs because of overcrowding. Photo by Michelle Walton 12. Ryan Mussmar ( 1 1) ·laughs as she starts her day 1n Student Council, which is now o-tfered as a class during the day instead of after school. Photo by Alisha Olab 13. Zachary Cole ( 1 1) wmes up for air n his 7th period Beginning Swimming, which Is one of the ways students can earn Physical Education credits. Photo by Andrea Haase ' 4. \Ilana Garcia ( 1 1) and Melissci Carter ( 1 1) f1(!1Sh ci worksheet for Math. Three

years of Math are required to graduate high school. Photo.by April Hergenrader

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Sophomores have learned from upperclassmen, counselors and ment ChJir Virginia SaportJ SJ id she has come to reJlize through teachers that their actions today affect every aspect of their fuyeJrs of observing students thJt the little choices helve big imture. Skipping class, not doing homework, cheating, and fighting only pacts. begin the endless list of negative effects on a student's future. Al'Yeople think it's the mJjor choices, like grJduating high school though going to class on time, completing one's own Jnd getting mJrried, those kinds of things thJt work, and striving for the best one can be makes the are what define life. I realize whJt defines cl list of positive effects endless as well. person's life Jre the millions of little things, like However, one must learn from their choices. deciding to get out of bed in the morning or dee :;jhave l\We Natasha Chab ( 10) said that learning from her ing whether or not to come to school. Those Iitt ::; mistakes has defined her character. have l\We rv,e things we take for grJnted, when Jdded togeth :r, l've made choices that have helped me stay mJke cl person who they are," SJ id Sclporta on trc1ck 2nd keep friends at the sc1me time. There Many students Jre motivJted by outside c1re choices thc1t I hc1ve mJde that I regret, but they forces, such JS pressure from their pc1rents to lo helve mJde me who I Jm," said ChJb. well. ZJinJ MJyer ( 10) sJid her privileges depenc High school is like cl two-way street. One cJn go forwJrd Jnd on her gr Jdes. succeed in clJss Jnd grc1duJte on time or go In reverse, fail classes, The choices I make have a huge impJct on my grades becJU: e Jnd not grJduat e on time or sometimes not Jt JII. 1f I dor,'t keep my grc1des up, I won't be c1llowed to do the things I le 1e Life is mJde of millions of tiny decisions. Counseling DepJrtto do, such JS soccer," SJ id MJyer.

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Tm\Ji,s 1\ll.ey Ecik 1\ndet'Son Mckenze 1\ndet'son

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Matthew Beach Kcish Behcend i.ck Benson Matt Becens Tony Bee-get' T aylot' Betry Eci.c Blackwell Xal)iet' Blanton Ryley Bloom Matthew Blose Daniel Bock Chelsea Boles Hannah Boltz \ Si,mon Brozet' Kelly Bcedemeiet' Jonathan Bridges Rebecca Bciggs Ki,la Bt'own Ti,ffany Bmwn •Halsey Buell Shane Bunce Toni, Bush Pett' Buzadzhi, Di,llon Cadwall.aclet' Siecro Cadwell Li,ndsey Cale Huy Cao Joshua Caskey -A.ndcew Casteneda Jot'dan Cet'\Xlntes Natasha Chab Matthew Claycomb Mi,chael Claycomb -A.lli:e Claypool Bt'ooke aymet' James Codi,na Hei,di, Colfack lmani, Colli,ns Shelby Colli,ns Rebecca Cook Ti.a.nna Cooli,dge ~uel Cot'bi,n Ryley Costello Bt'i,tta.ny Coufal Casey Ct'om -A.shley Ct'owdet' Stacey Cuda.back Hien Dang Vi, Dang Jet'emy Daniels Di,no Da.utol)i,c Mi,ka.elaDa.vi,s Shellbi, Debus Dani, Decket' Ha.lie Defceece Stephanie Densbecget'

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Britt.any Diaz Aly Di.mos Ke<Ji.n Dodds J ot:don Donahoo Cassy Dmke Kyle Dmke Meagan. Dt:oud Tam, Dudycha Andy Duong Chi.nh Duong

Si.teena Ebmhi.m Nichol.as Eckhout Taylot: Ellswodh

Sam Emons Camer:on Et:i.ckson Ca.ssandm Etmund Ian. Euler: Angie EJer:ley Kaylene forrnet: Jacy for:d Dalla.s foudmy Bronna fwnch Cht:i.sh Friedman. Zeek Ft:ohman Mor:gan fushi.a. Brian. Gadeken. Yadi,m Gallegos Oli.oo.s Jessi.ca Gann. Aat:on Gat:rison Kelsi, Gaube Aubwy Ged.ach J usti.n Gi.lber:t Vi.ch Gilber:t Vanessa Gleason Ashley Goemann Shei.h Gomez Erica Gor:don Chelsea Gmy Anthony Gwen Di.ego Gwen Michael Gwer: Ste<Jen Gross Ashley Gmnder: Andt:ea Haase Renee Haen. Ke<Ji.n Hagemann Maggie Hahn La.um Hall

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Kha.eci Ham,o Dou9 Haxxiy Bryce Ha.t't'i.s Malcom Ha.t't'i.s Bhke Ha.uset' Met'cia.m Ha.yden' Bcia.nna. Ha.ynes &hylet' Heacn Cowy HL<J9i.ns

Codney Hi.ncichs Mi.cha.el Holmes Li.ndsey Homeyet' ~mbet' Hoppes Thoma.s Hostetlet' Me9a.n Houlden Amcmda. HowO.t'd A.j. Howell Ka.run Hu Bcittney H ut'St •Pa.Lge Hut:ze\l Kelli. Iba.ch Osma.n Ibrohi.m Sha.ha. Ibrohi.m Let'oy Ihde Halli.e foet'Son T ro.ci. Ja.ckson Ahn Ji.menez Bcitta.ny Johnson MO.t'C Johnson Ambet' Jot'da.n Ma.ocus J uro.cek Mi.mes Ka.di.c

Mi.mesa. Ka.di.c Alex Kea.ti.n9 De-Ji.n. Kello99 Jet't')' Key

Ja.mal Khoudei.da. Ca.t'olyn Ki.n9 Mi.cha.el Ki.t'kli.n Ali.son Klei.n

Ambet' Kluczynski. John Knoche Ryun Knutson N9on9 Kok Ma.cina. Konooolchuk Me9a.n Ko\X.Lt' Sha.ne Kro.sset'

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Z:a.ch.ary Kmeget' Kenneth Kt'umtU:m Ka.tissa Kvuse Mega.n Kczycki Emily Kuhle Ryun La.fronz Deboro.h La.ss Da.nielle La.wson Cuong Le Long Le My Le -A ushn Lenhoff Bt'ooke Lewa.nd.owski Jushn Lewi,s Tyt>one Lewi,s Benja,mi.n Linneman Na.to1ie Li.ps Loga.n Li.sJet'S Arion.a, Lomeli Ocegueda, Bron.na,n Long Brott Lowe

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Di.on Ma.d.lock Na.thCLn Ma.gnuson Ngoc Mui, Oaro Mui.et' Dalton Ma.lcolm Ja.cob Ma.I.com -Anthony Ma.lone Ki.t'Sten Ma.Lotky Brya.nna, Munley T a.tya.na, Ma.nuylo -Alexa.n.d.et' MQ.t't'oqui.rc Ecik Ma.t'SbU -Am.and.a. Ma.di.nez fmnci.sca Ma.di.nezcios N a.tassi.a Ma.son-rokte

Ka.d.a Ma.s tet'S Luke Ma.tti.son Ki.mbedy Ma.xweU Z:i,i,na, Ma.yet' Kyle Mcbcid.e Eugene Mccombs Dat'rion Mcd.ono1d. . Da.ni.elle Mcgi.nni,s Chelsea Mcgro.th &mh Mckinney -Alexa.nd.ro, Mckinnon Kend.m Mckni,ght Sa.mmi, Mend.enbU La.uron Medes Ka.ylynn Mewes

Ga.ry Meyec Melissa Mi.d.d.a.gh Mi.chel Mi.kayo.

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Kati.e Mi,llec Ryan Mi,tchell Brian Mobley Mat,eo MolifUCL Vi,cuhana Morole,s Uribe Erin Moms D'jon Mucchi,son JameqUCL M ucwll Andcea. Myecs Alexi,s N ebesni,a,k Tayloc elson Eli,zabeth Nguyen ~huong guyen Nguyen Nguyen Tcuc Nguyen Muon Nhi,al Li,ndsay Ni,cewongec Mi,ndy Ni,cewongec . Davi,d N occi,s Cli,nton Oh.am,a,m Scott Oxfocd Moni,ca Paez Josephi,ne Palmec Tylec Palmec Cody Packec Foccest Pauli,ssi,a,n Jeffcey Pautz Mallory Paxton Maci,hta Payne Kelsey Peery Caleb Pescadoc Jami,e Petecson D~~ Petty Ji,ll Pfei,fec Ben Pham

Khang Pham Anne Phanni,ck Jecry Ph.aces Lexw Pi,ckeci,ng Elici-a Polfus Rebekah Polsh Ni,ck Pcocaci,na Bcooke Pcochaska Amanda Pcoctoc Davi,d Pustovi,t Bmndi, Qui,gley Mahla Ramru:lan Jonathan Ray Kam.econ Reed Jeff Reese Erica Reeves Kai,tli,n Rei,mni.tz Ja.cqueli.ne Robi.nson Kati,e Robi.nson Kecces Robi.nson Mi,chelle Roth

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Mario Ru?h Jessica Ryan Shaunae Ryan Nathani.el Salxitka Ri.chat>d Sacm Elizabeth Sola.zat> Tom Saltzman

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Janelli, Sanchez Jessica Sanchez Eli.zabeth Sanfot>d Stefan Schaepe Max Schaffet' Alex Schi.ld Lyndsey Schlegel Dewk Schnell Hi.lla.ry Schni.ttket' Dylnn Schuma.chet> John Schwani.nget' Ca.nwt>on Schwadz Dylnn Seaman Jake Seat>s 1\nsat> Sham.al

lsat' Sham.al Casey Shandero. Codey Shaw Cody Shecidan Et'i.c Shuman Selsebil Slji.~o Megan Smettet> Amanda Smith Megan Smith T aylot> Smi.th

Kandace Snodgmss Jessica Snydet> Jot>dan Spale J ot>dan Spi.Lket>

Bt>i,a,nna, Stei.net' Ki.m S~enson Kelsey Stwetet' Mat>k Stutzman

1\ndt>ro Sweehng T ylet> Syl~estet' John Tatum Kyle T ethet>ow Lauci Thompson T ylet' Thombut'9 Amanda Thomton

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Mega.n Ti.tus Pa.i,geTmlJi.s Na.than Trouba a.m Truong Do Mi.lmyh Tubbs , -A.lex Uermo.n Meli.ssa Va.n Brockli.n Ethan Va.nhoosen Mi.ka.yh Va.dry Ha.nn.a. Va.si.n.a. Heather Va.ugh.an Caleb Vercelli.n.o boya. Vetsalo 1\nthon.y Vo Ste\Jen Vo Jenny Vu John Vu Chri.stophet' Wa.gi.e . Jushn Wa,i,tes Eli.se Wa.lker Ca.i.tli.n Wa.ltet'S Gewll Wa.w Sam.a.nth.a Wa.w J ona.tha.n Wa.tson Meghan Weber Toby Wei.net' Jon Welch Ti.ffa.n.y West 1\bby Westli.ng Genna. Wha.Li.ng 1\lexa.nder Wheeler Ni.kh Whi.te 1\shley Whi.tney Amy Wi.ederholt Esh.a Wi,\li.am,s T orwy Wi.lson Ann Wi.nfrey Kyle Wi.nken.werder Ema.Li.i. Wi.se Bt'OOn.na. W i.tt Emily Wohlgemuth Ja.mi.son Wolfe Stevi.e W oodmm Pa.i,ge Worster Desi.ree Wri,ght Sa.\Un.na. Wri,ght Z:£:i.cha.ry W ri,ght Becca. Wunder Todd W yn.n.e Kelly Ya.nez Na.taly Ya.pp Devon Young Rachel Youngs Zi.mk Youn.i.s Jessi,ca, Yum.a. Jeremy Zelt

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Ni.ckolas Zem,a,tii,s

1\ysh.a Zhoiyu Zachary Zi.em6o.

1. Joncithcin Wcitson ( 10) converses with friends. The wciit in !unch lines ccin be cis long cis 20 minutes. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 2. Todd Wynne ( 10) keeps up with the trend of sunglcisses cis he reciches for his food. "They're girl shcides, but l ccin still pull it off," Wynne sci id. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

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3. Josephine Pcilmer ( 10) writes down her cissignment in Alicici Boiler's 0rcil Communiccitions clciss, which is ci requirement to grciducite. Photo by Bailey Cappellano 4. Kilci Brown ( 10) cind Jc1quel1ne Robinson ( 10) chcit during the;; too short five minute pcissing period. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

5. Sammie Ware ( 10) shuffels through paper in the theatre room. Mc=my students go to the Black Box during lunch. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 6. Sc:immi Mendenhall ( 10) and Jill Pfeifer ( 10) exchc:inge a few words before clc:iss. The new tardy policy l1m1ted conversation time between clc:isses. Photo by Irina Sulejmanovic 7. Andrea Myers ( 10), Emily Wohlgemuth ( 10) and Nataly Yapp ( 10) walk down the hc:illway. Hallways hc:ive been less crowded since the middle school was transfered. Photo by Irina Sulejmanovic B. Ethan Vanhoosen ( 10) listens to his !-pod during lunch. The hc:ills swc:irm with students listening to their mp3 players. Photo by Irina Sulejmanovic 9. Taylor Nelson ( 10) eats her popcorn chicken during lunch. There are two different lunches because of the large student population. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 10. Kerres Robinson ( 10) and Danielle Lawson ( 10) sit together during second lunch. "We keep in' it fresh all day, every day," Robinson said. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

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1. Taylor Berry ( 10) takes notes during class. Using class time wisely can eliminate extr 1 homework. Photo by Staff 2. Marshawne Nimox ( 10) sits back after eating lunch. Sophomores are not allowed to leave campus for lunch. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 3. Rebecca Cook ( 10) eats lunch in the Black Box. Several students spend lunch with frier :;js in the Black Box. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 4. Jackson Cervantes ( 10) looks over his assignment in Science. Photo by Staff 5. Karen Hu ( 10) uses finger paint for her poster. Students use hallway space to finish work because classrooms are often crowded. Photo by Staff 6. Kristen Nathan ( 10) receives her Homecoming ticket from Dalton Malcolm ( 10). Students waited .in long lines to buy their Homecoming tickets. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 7. Sophomores listen during Johnna Graff's English class. Photo by Shaha Ibrahim

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10. Megan Smith ( 10) listens during her 7th period Oral Communications class on a Tuesday. The early bell schedule on Tuesdays shortened the day by an hour and ten minutes. Photo by Bailey Cappellano

1 1. Kameron Reed ( 10) and Gerell V/are ( 10) eat lunch on game day. The sophomores supported their team by wearing their football Jerseys. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 1 2. Kelsey Perry ( 10) reads a paper dressed up as Minnie Mouse. Favorite Character Day during Spirit V/eek had students going all out. Photo by Bailey Cappellano 13. Melissa Van Bracklin ( 10) and Steven Vo ( 10) skim through the paper during lunch. 8. Nicholas Eckhout ( 10) tunes in to a conversation with his friends. Lunch 1s

Some students use lunch time to work on assignments. Photo by Staff

a good time to catch up with peers. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 9. Lutina Furby ( 10) rocks her oversized sunglasses. Shades Day was on Tuesday of Spirit V/eek. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

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Last but Not least.

. The journey of a lifetime starts with a single step. For the 328 freshmen attending North Star, their journey started on August 28th as the new class of freshmen filed into the unknown world of high school. New ciasses, new teachers and a new building proved difficult adjustments for some freshmen. Thomas Nguyen (9) said," My first day was MY good, but it was confusing. I got lost trying to find my classes." The school offered Freshmen Orientation, which was full of activities to make the transition to North Star easier. This first day was for freshmen only, which helped the students get around the school without the confusion of having all of the upperclassmen. Dominique Booth (9) said, "The first day was fun, we played

games in the theatre." Other students didn't have J hard time adjusting to the ne v building. Many students have older siblings who att end the school or have in the past and numerous fresh 1en had the opportunity to attend the Junior high locat ed at North Star last year. With a new school, there are new people and ; chance to start all over. Maureen Andruss (9) sJid, "I like the new pear e Jt school. Now it's much easier to make new frienc j, Jnd the lunch is reJlly good!" Aside from the school lunches, many freshmen find that it's much easier to make friends. Kri5ta Satra (9) said," I like North Star becJuse, I've made;; lot of new friends. It's J nice change from Goodrich."

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St ory by Nikki Winterstien & Pages by Justine Mukis,, Stephanie -Addleman

Media -Ajit' Samh -Al-shdifat Bt'enda -Alonso Enriqueta -Androde Rindi -Andmss Emmett Baket' Luke Barnes Jarod Benne Bmndon Bet'ghu.is

Brittany Best -Amanda Bintz

Eddie Blanton Johnny Blecha--COleman Jessica Bohaty . Dustin Bowet's Royce Brodemeiet' Elizabeth Brothou.wet' Syndet' Rae Bricknet' Kaitlin Bt'idget'

Patcick Bt'idges Dillon Bridgmon Rontisa Bt'itton Deanita Bt'own

Shayl.ai Bt'own-Richat'dson Nichol.as Bmdigan

Rachel Bu.ck Jud Bu.eschet'

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Logan Bucke Amos Bucks CoUiec Cuetmcm Zaim Caccam,o Cassandm Cacpec Cody Cacstens • Angela Cactec

Vashh Cactec HoUi.ann Casey Andces Castillo Alisha Cate Ali.sh.a Ch.ab Victocia Ch.ades Dominique Cheery Ulemu Chilombo Michael Choate Chol Chol Elizabeth Chu Helen Chun Rachel Chucch Ma.ciah Clack Tayloe Cobb Samantha Coleman Chase Colliec Adam Condon Chelsey Cook Kyla Cook Tynon Cope

MucGyvec Cocey Maci.ssa Ccosby Shelby Ccow T e<Jen Cuddefocd EOO:n Darnell Cbt'i.ssa Degm-Je Cht'i.stophec Delesh Jay Delgado yajuok Deng Lui.s Di,a,z Bryce Dietz Ngoc Dinh Tien Dinh Cuclen Dunca,n

Aubcie Ebecspachec Kumal Ebmhim Joe Edwacds Kyle Egan Olla Elbasheec Stephanie Emodi. Shelby Epp Bcittney Ernesh Michael Esmeiec Kci.s Eoo,ns Latesha famous Bryan facley Dini.th f ernundo Eli.zabeth Fi.sh

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Brittany Rx Kayla flesnet' • Lindsey Flodman T ecbwin flows Bcia.n Foote Ja.ro.yh Foulks Ka.wn. Fwnch Elizabeth Fmhman Bro.ndy Fullet' T ucket' Fulledon Dustin. Fulmet'

Leo bdo Gamez 2'.a<XI,la, Moises Ga.t'cia. Justin Ga.t'ma.n

Ra.cha.el Gibson.

Da.mell Gill Tiffany Gipson Holly Glasgow L~hGna.t

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Nessa. Gonzalez Gina. Goodtea.chet'"""Hollowa.y Gro.ce Got'don Ca.t'son Gose Sheen Gossa.d Elizabeth Gwen. l.a,ro,esh,a, Gwss Samantha. Gt'iffin Saro. Guet't'CL Jessica. Ha.clen.felcit Om,a,t' Ha.clgi Sa.ro.h Hamel Aa.t'on Ha.m,ntet' T t'0JOt' Hansen Betha.n y Ha.t>gt'~IJes Ma.rib Ha.t'pst Melissa. Ha.t't'olci Joe Hadley Stephanie Ha.uset' Joey Ha.-.:,la,t Jo.mes Helms Cha.cl Hendet'son Dww Henning Alycia. Het'gent'a.clet' Stephanie Het'na.n.dez Cht'istophet' HightoWet' Chy Hill Nikyle Hhciik Andy Hodgin Gt'eg Homewood

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-Antonette Hocton Samuel Housh T ritu1Ji,on Houston 'fa.eden Houston-m,ooro Karissa Howacd-hall Jani,e Huynh Dusti,n Ideus Jerominh Ihde T ayloc Ihnen Reham Jabec Matt Jackson Kristinn Jehorok Brund.on Jensen -Adam Jochum ~

Eli,za,beth Johnson Kadey Johnson Zeppeli,n Johnson Jacob Jocdan -Aroz Kat-im ·colby Kelly Dronte Kemp Kaylynn Ketchmcwk Jami,l Khoudei,da 'fa.CLt'on Ki,ng Cam.econ Ki,tchen Ti-ffan y Klei,nect Bci,ea,nna, Kloostec James Klopfenstei,n Gmce Kluck Ki,mbecli,e Krmst Brondy Koll

Emily Kopinsz ChechelJi, Kouakou -Adam Kooox-

T ronton Keeps Cole Krichau T annec Krizek

Estu Laclo -Andcro Kati,e Lamb Joshua Lacsen Hai, Le Tmcy Le lai,ni,e Leaf Dyllon Leafty

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Mi.a Lee :Alex Lum Megan Li,ppold Cheneya Li,tt Eric Lom,i,son Gwendolyn Lopez Sh.a.don Loury Jessi,ca, Luce Eric Ludwi,g Bru1n Luedke Zick Luhring :Amanda Lundewi,lle Rachel Lundholm Jushn Machacek

Damon Mackety Si,dney Madlock T ani-sha Madlock T mvi,s Manget'S Mi,kayh Mat'hn Zahyyah Macti,n Joshua, Mattox Kali, Maynat'd Madi-son Mrondww Li,ndsey Mccaffwy

Cory Mcgawi,e Codney Mchat'gue Nathanael Mci,ntyw Kwfet' Mchnney Thomas Mendenhall Ki,mbecly MeCTi-ck Li,66y Memtt Jami,l Meshn Ni-ck Meysenbucg Soni.a Meza Vi-ctoc Meza Vi,da,les Jacquelyn Mi-chals Jeromy Mi,llec Mat'k Mi,llec Cody Mi,tcheU lauron Moncoe Randa Moody lahkka Moow Jocelyn Momn Davi,d MoCTi-son , T wvoc MoCTLSon Jessi,ca, Muldec T ayloc Mundecloh Eci,n Mut'my Spencet' Mucry James Nelson

Max Nelson Rachel Nelson Mallory Nesson Dani-el Neuman Benjom,i,n Nguyen Hao Nguyen

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Jessica guyen Ke<Jin guyen Michelle guyen Ryan guyen Simon Nguyen Viet Nguyen Vi..;ian l guyen Decek ot't'is -A.clcion unez -A.lex Nuttec -A.shley yman -A.n.thony Oaks Gi..gi Oestmann Dacrel Ofoclicinwa Heathec Olson Jake Owen Lajayen Packec T ylec Packec Michaela, PaCTott Depceece Payne Preston Payne Shawnia Payne Ozzie Pewz -A.clcianna Petecson finest Pettis -A.shley Peuroh Donna Pham -A.lhn Phan T rong Phan Kyle Poclwinsh Mat'issa Poe Paige Policky Maci.a Pompa Tamayo Elisha Pool • Lakcista Pcice -A.nclw' Pcoffitt -A.lex Pudenz -A.Lyssa Quezad.a Vemnica Ramicez Toni Reicl Nicole Rettig Cynthia Reyes

Kyle Riesenbecg Quentin Robb Keenan Robecson Dyhn Robinett Samnntha Rogecs T ayloc Rosenbaum -A.nthony Ruhl William Rustecmiec Croig Rutt Saroh Saltzman Selene Sanchez Wini Satimo Kcista Satro aomi Saunclecs

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Mi.cha.el &h.afet' Tuylot' &hell Sh.awn &hnei,det' Bwannu &hmedet' Thomas &ht"oedl Stephuni,e &hwuciz -Anthony &hwi.sow

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Tum&ott Khryssy Set'WS Mi.chael Seuferot' Jot'dun Sheridan Mi,tchell Shemtan Jenna Shoecro,ft Heath.et' Showultet' Kud Shuman Danwlle Si,fuentez Karon Si,L1Jet'Stmnd Robed Skaggs Mi.cha.el Skomet' -Ari jnu Slji,'.Jo -Ashley Smi,th Cat'men Smith Jessi.cu Sm,i,th Ti,mothy Sm,i,th Tylet' Sm,i,th Jet't')' Snodgro,ss Pui,ge Snook Robed Sokoli,k T ro,ssy Soli,s Desi,ro,e Solorio Muggi,e Soron.son -Alexa Spale

Emi,Ly Spi.cku Kuh.la Stanley Mekuyla Steuget' Noell Steenson-jones

-Austen Stephens J ushn Stotts Ruch.el Stmng Jo.son Stubbs

Nolan Stubbs Kui,tlyn Studni.cku Ian Tafoya Judy Tep Et'i.c Tet't'eU Et'i,c Thompson Chelsey Thomton

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Tony Tmn Ga.6ciel T twi.no

Ci,na, Truong Tiffa.ny Tuttle

Kyle U-cba.nec Austin Va.ch.al

Dylan V e-cgith Anna. V etsalo

Am.bet: Vodmsko. B-citta.ny Voicha.hoske

Ki-csten V olkma.nn Alexa.nde-c Volz Joslyn Vasta.

Above: Paige Pollcky (9) and Krista Satra (9) listen during their Geography class taught by Jason Ahlberg. All freshmen are required to take Geoqrc1phy. Photo by Nikki Winterstien

Donald Vu T essica. Wa.lkenho-cst Tea.la. Wa.-cd

Nicole Wa.t't'en Ba.-cba.m Wa.tson G-cegg Wa.tson Em,i,ly Webe-c Can{e-con Wells Ra.chel Wenzl T yle-c Westfall Lukas Whetstone Janessa. Whita.ke-c Da.nica. Wicht Caleb Wiedel Jeff Wiggins Joel Wilken Ch-cistle Willi.am.son Mega.n Wilshusen Amanda. Winte-cstien Jo-cda.n Wiseman L0Ji W osla.ge-c Hea.the-c W-cight B-cet W u-cste-c E-cic Ybanu

Ian Yo-ck Rochelle Youngs Alex Zema.dis

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What Ls the biggest difference between rniddle school and high school?

1thin the biggest difference is the freedom. There were so m2ny rules in middle school." -Nicole V/ arren (9)

"The size of the school and lunch." -Nolan Stubbs (9)

There are a lot more people and w2y more homework." -Karissa Howard (9)

1. r eenar Rot,erson (9) prepares to ,eave her first class of the day, Beginning Pottery. Photo by Holly Glasgow 2. Lindsey McCaffrey (9) Jots down the def,rnt,on of 11fon;e" on a dry erase board 1n 9th grade Physical Science. Tne class took a Cr tenon Referenced Test after studying a two week unit on force and motion. 1

'Not so many rules." -Greg Homewood (9)

Photo by Alisha Chab

3. Johnny Blecha-Coleman (9) completes his math homeworj(. Student:: were normally given 20 minutes 1n class to work on hor1ework. Photo b.} April Hergenrader

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4. Ca1tlynn Adams (9), Taylor Ihnen (9) 2nd Haifaa Osmc1n (9) stand in the JOUrnalism room waiting for class to start. This room served the Newspaper, Yearbook PhotoJournal1sm and 0ournal1sm classes. Photo by April Hergenrader 5. Kaitlin Bridger (9) waits for Span is ll teacher Nikki Strauch to pass out a homework assignment. The class learned how to say various emotions in Spanish. Photo by Randa Moody 6. Jonathan Hedges (9) Tom Mendenhall (9) and Dylion Leafty (9) create autob1ograph1cal colL::1ges.They had three ~ days to complete this assignment Photo by April Hergenrader 7. Antonette Horton (9) thinks about who to throw the ball to in Physical Science during an educational game. Photo by Sara Guerra

8 Taylor Muhlerloh (9) and Rachel Strong (9) get together during lunch. They became friends at the beginning of the year. Photo by April Hergenrader 9. Sidney Maddlock (9) works on an assignment in 2nd period Culinary Baking. Written assignments comprise much of the first quarter in order to prepare students for proper food preparation. Photo by April Hergenrader

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Above: Trevor Morrison (9), Dustin Fulmer (9), Brian Foote (9) 1 and Jordan Wiseman (9) walk into school on the first da~ Monday August 28th for Freshmen Orientation. Photo 1:;, Taylor Ihnen

Top: Ramon Diaz De-Leon (9) and Danous Fletcher (9) wrn . in Emily Se1fferlein's 8th period Physical Science class. St Jdents not only learn by lectures, but with hands on labs a d act1vit1es. Photo by Alisha Chab

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Above: On the first day of school the administrators and staff gathered the freshmen 1n the auditorium for an assembly. Freshmen were given the first day of school without upperclassmen to get used to the building. Photo by Staff

Above: Racheal Wenzl (9) and Mariah Clark (9) stop t o t alk while eating during first lunch. Freshmen are not allowed to leave campus for lunch. Photo by Stephanie Murray Top: Bryan Farley (9) studies his notes on t he Constitution in Jason Alhberg's 8th period Civics class. Photo by Emily Spicka

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-Kyle Podw1nsk1 (9) -Taylor Ihnen (9)

-Justin Machacek (9)

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1got cl bunch of guys together clnd found myself cl good sponc or.

extreme, not by 2dm1nistr2tion, but by the students.

If 2 student h2s an interest or a hobby 2nd are 2ble to

1felt honored/' Barnacle said, one of my students 1I

clPProached me clfter class and tcllked to me about his ideo.

ind a te2cher to sponsor them they are encouraged to st2rt 2

I w2s thrilled to make his idea a reality. It was one hundred

new club.

percent student led."

That is why North Star is so unique/' II

said Principal Dr. ancy Becker. If you have an idea and motivation, you c2n do it here." Te2chers and community members who ponsor school clubs 2re not paid for doing

While some clubs were founded by

Ill l got a buNCh of guys together af\d toul\d rv,yself a good spoNSOr.

community members. . English teacher Maura Giles-Watson,

- ?-.'J) . Wa..rcl <\2) and her husband John Watson, who is an Int ;rnational Chess Master, volunteered their t 1ne

so. Tuey volunteer their time. There have been a number of new clubs 2dded this school year including: Hip-Hop Dance, Frisbee, Fishing, Pa intball and 01ess Club. R.D. Wm:! ( 1 2) decided to start a Frisbee Club in the falt so he approached English teacher Brian Barnacle to be a sponsor. II

students, others began through f acuity clnc

I had 2n idea that I thought would be fun to do," said Viard.

to sponsor the Chess Club. William Kluck ( 11) commented that Jo ining the Chess Club was an easy decision to make.

1joined Chess Club because I like to play chess. It's a :i

simple .as that/' Kluc~ s2id.

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1. C3mpus Supervisor L3nny Bolles hc1s cl little fun c1t the last reserv footbclll game. The reserve teclm won the g3me 14- 7. Photo by Kris1 Behrend 2. English teacher Cyndy Mclddux instructs her 7th period English 1( class. Photo by Josh Grossenbacher 3. Debc1te Coc1ch Alicicl Boller listens c1nd tc1kes notes c1s cl student f ,es a speech. Photo by Bailey Cappellano

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Staff not p~tuood Jennifet' -Alldet' Jess Bernet' -Al Bock Robin Buettnet' Sh.acilyn Bullock Mory -Ann Cadile Jessica Clements Mike Cmce J u.stin Eggleston Laucie England Di.anefem Jewmy fuchet' Jamie Gwss

Gu.s Jacobson

Bax:b Rombecg

Sally Jones

Vicki Rumbaugh

Joan Kali1Joda

Dawn Schmitt

Delane Kauk

Geocge Sedlacek

Nancymth Leibold

Reetu. Singh

Matt Licklitet'

Wayne Tt'e\Jett

Et'ic Lockerl

Jodi Vanek

Jeane Loss

Jennifet' VanDyke

Bonnie Mitchell

Kt'isten W anMetet'

Joni Pat't'ish

fumh Watson

Daria Piet'orozio

Becky Young

Loci Redwing Cynthia Rockwell

1. Math teacher Megan Kroll instructs her Advanced Algebra class. Photo by Staff 2. Gator staff members Mary Ann Carlie1 Joni Osbom, Cara Heminger, Sue Beck, Prirncpal Nancy Becker and Jeanne Kw.an welcome the new class with their classic dance routine to ''Shining Star. 11 Photo by Staff 3. English teacher Bryan Barnacle sports his Superman cape while he instructs his class. Bamcide was dressed up for Fcivonte Char2cter Day as part of Spirit Week Photo by Marlin Perez 4. Cor1struction teacher Wayne Trevett helps Matt VanKlaveren ( 12) in class with his layout. Photo by Aaron CoflinB 5. Media Specialist Bruce 0.abbert takes class textbooks to stor2ge. During the beglmng of the year, te.achers shuffle textbooks to and from storage. Photo by Sara Guerra

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1. The ,JV volleybc1II te3m puts their hands in c1fter winning their second straight game. Photo by Jaimee Kittrell 2. John Howell ( 12) Jumps off the starting bfock in a swim meet. Photo by Karissa Kruse

3 . Bryan C3stor ( 1 2) defends 3 Southe3st basketball player ,n a g3me. Photo by Ether Saure

4. Matt Turco ( 12) sets himself up to p3ss by a Northec1st football pl3yer. Photo by Nick Cruickshank 5. The varsity softball team breaks a huddle during a gc1me. Photo by Tony Klein

6. Nick Egan ( 12) wins by pinfall in the Hastings wrestling m2tch. Photo by Sara Wenzl

7. Chelsey Igo ( 12), Kendra Schuldeis ( 12) c1nd Brooke Clymer ( 10) race for the finish line in the Omaha Central Invite. Photo by Topper Yoakum 8 . The girls' golf te.am checks their scores against their opponents. Photo by Heather Brester

9. Amber Jordan ( 10) dives during one of the swimming 2nd d1v1ng meets. Photo by Karissa Kruse 10. Tony Bush ( 10) tries to pass the ball to Keshia Moore ( 10) while Jenna Shoecraft (9) and Lexie Pickering ( 10) play defense in a reserve basketb2II practice. Photo by Halie DeFreece

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Varsl1Y Foo1ba11 'To sum up the season in a couple Across Top: Tucker Seaman of words, l would say the season was ( 12) gets ready to snap the trial-and-error," said captain Ryan football. Seaman has been a part of the varsity team for PlutJ ( 12). all four years. This is the first team on which the Across Middle: Payton Iver- seniors hJve plJyed together JII four son ( 1 1) carries the ball towards the end zone. Iverson yeJrs. Through JII of these games, the scored the f irst touchdown most importJnt thing the teJm hJs against LNE this year. learned is to be unified. Below Left: Quarterback As the seJson progressed, players Jordan Clark ( 12) sets up to hcind off the ball to running- began to get down on themselves due back Todd Tomlinson ( 1 1). to the losing record. However, the team Below Middle: Zach Ziemba rallied together and once they began ( 10) stretches before the Lincoln Southeast game. This playing as one, they pulled off J well was Ziemba 's first varsity deserved win. start. The last game of the season proved Below Right: Coach Mark that hard work does pciy off. Waller gives the team a pep talk before the game starts. Many memories were made this Waller does this during pregame warmups. season and each player is going to walk

Q: What is your favorite Gator footbcill memory? A: Going to the plciyoffs for the first time." Q: What are your future plans? A: 'To go off and play college ball." 11

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away with something more than what they came with. 'My favorite memory was the 'Pluta Special,' SJ id Jerry Key ( 10). Todd Tomlinson ( 1 1) said, Scoring my first varsity touchdown WJS my fJvorite memory". LeJving North Platte WJS hard for some seniors JS they knew their high school erJ WJS over. The bus ride home wasn't quiet c...~r-e\,~ar J. for long as 14-40 Nortvieast the song from Drnavia Bryavi 0-21 Remember the Llvicolvi Hlgvi 13-24 Titans", Na na Bellev1Ae West 7-3 5 12-48 na na, na na na 0-21 na, hey hey hey, 6-26 goodbye," was 6-21 sung. 28-13 11

Q: WhJt are you going to miss after this year? A: Going out to prJctice everyday with the guys l've played with for four years." Q: Who inf luences you? A: 'My family and Ryan Pluta because they support me .and! look up to them." 11

Left: Matt Turco ( 12) holds the ball as Kenny Beyer ( 12) prepares for a kick off. F2r Left: Makani Chilombo ( 12) runs through a Lincoln Northeast player. Chilombo got .;:iround the player cmd gained many yards. Below: The offensive line sets up to make a play against the defense of Lincoln Northeast. Bottom Left: Ryan Pluta ( 12) tackles a Lincoln Northeast player. LNE was the first team North Star faced this season. Bottom Middle: Evan "Big E" Rodriguez ( 1 1) blocks against Lincoln High. Bottom Right: Bobby Bergholz ( 12) stretches before a game.

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Above: The freshmen defense pushes back the Fremont offense. Photo by Staff

Top Left: Zach Ziemba ( 10) prepares to throw the ball In the JV game. Ziemba completed this pass against the Thunderbolts. Photo by Heidi Downs Top Center: Joe Hartley (9) passes the ball to Alex Nutter (9) in a freshmen game. Photo by Staff Top Right: Joe Hartley (9) kicks the ball for a kick return. Photo by Andre' Proffitt

Right: Ethan VanHoosen ( 10) watches his team make a play at the Seacrest f 1eld. Photo by Heidi Downs Far Right: Kameron Reed ( l 0) runs the ball against Lincoln East. The reserve team beat the Spartans with a deserved win. Photo by Heidi Downs

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What was your favorite football memory? "When I caught a pass for a touchdown when we '[JV] played Fremont." -Andre' Pack (11)

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"My favorite memory is when we [Freshmen] beat Millard." - Darrel Ofodirinwa (9)

Above: Joe Hartley (9) prepares to throw cl pass to Brian Foote (9) during freshmen football practice in preparation for the Oct. 4 game at the North St2r game field. Photo by Paige Snook

Above Left: The JV defense holds the Pius X Thunderbolts offense. The defense held Pius many times from m2king pl2ys. Photo by Heidi Downs

Left: Justin Lewis ( 1 1) runs the b2II in the JV game ag21nst the Pius XThunderbolts. This run helped the JV team g2in yards. Photo by Heidi Downs

Far Left: Kevin Hagem2nn ( 10) and DJ Batti2to ( 10) t2ckle 2n East receiver. The reserve G2tors beat the Lincoln East Spart2ns 20- 7. Photo by Heidi Downs

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There were eight seniors on the and saw playing time om varsity s a North Star Varsity Volleyball Team freshman. and almost all of them started their Having the fresh an on th freshmen year. team was fun because I got to ~e Captain Nicole Skolnick ( 12) the person to show her [Koll] how came up with the team's motto things worked and by the end of the which she sa id summarized theseseason she was really outgoing/1 niors' last four years together. Alanna Nunn ( 12). Skolnick ( 1 2) said, "FinishSix players were awarded Acaing what we started, that's what demic All-Conference and two playwe planned to do and in my opinion ers achieved All-Conference awards. that's what we did." As a coach, I could never be They've qualified for the State happier for my players. They had to Tournament three years in a row and jump into competing at a varsity had a 7.~ ,__., ...._.::.,;choalt;eco.ut ____ Jev,;el~ r~hmen .and.over the years T ylor Pitts ( 12) said, \\For me have 0rown into strong competition· the sa deet thing is tha~ 111 never l:,e for any school/' said Coacn Kristi on a te m with everyone else ev~ Neleon-Hitz. again. eve i:,een together for so The team ended wFth 25 wins _long an~ now it's over." and 1 1 looses and one more go at Pi ts was named most valuat,le State to finish off their season. teammate and three ~iris made AllThey won two more trophies at the City Teams. Millard North and LPS Classic tourIn addition to four seniors renaments to add to the school trophy ceiving onorable mention, freshman case. Brand Koll walked on to the team 11

Above: The team nas ar 1nsp1r,1t1oncil huddle befor at State. They had 25 strong wins this season t for State. Photo by Nick Cruickshank Top: Maren Vik ( 12), Cassie Skolnick ( , 2) and Nicol set up for the beginning of the State toum.:iment Island. The three seniors were excited for their thi State. Photo by Nick Cruickshank

Scoreboard Southwest 2-3 L Sil':7er StarToum. 2nd Place Westside Southeast 2-1 W Papillion Sou Northeast 2-0 W Lincoln East LPS Classic Columbu Grand Island

Q: What hc1s being on c1 varsity team taught you? 11

A: lt s ught me how to cortrol my f eeltngs/thoughts and act 1n a positive manne, in order for us to come t ether and v., in." Q: What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? 11 A: "To stay confident and stay posit1ve.

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Top: The team lines up before playing Southwest at home for the first match of the year. Photo by Nick Cruickshank

Above Left: Kevin Runions ( 12) and Nick Cru1cKshank ( 12) paint their faces to show spirit for the team. "Kevin and l are pretty die-hard fans, so we Just decided to go all out one game," said Cruickshank. Photo by Heidi Downs

Above Right: The team huddles up before playing Lincoln High, whose victory helped the girls make it to State. Photo by Nick Cruickshank Right: Captain Maren Vik ( 12) warms up before the Lincoln High game. Photo by Nick Cruickshank

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Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Northeast Crete

Beatrice Fairbury

Columbus Grand isl;;ind

Elkhorn Plattsmouth Norfolk Columbus Omaha V/estslde f'apdlion LV South Lincoln East Fremon-t:

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Left: Although a slow start against Lincoln East, the Gate ·s huddle after a momentum building ace spike, Photo by Kevit Runions

Above: Taylor Nelson ( 10) and Megan Puckett ( 1 1) go up f r c3 block. Photo by Jon Emodi Top Left: The JV tec3m huddles in the Lincoln East volleyb.311 game. North Star won the game thc3t night. Photo by Kevin Runions

Top Right: Alyssa Emodi ( 1 1) wJits to plc3y the ball during t 1e JV gJme at Lincoln EJst. Photo by Kevin Runions Bottom Left: The JV team gets ready to receive the balL The volleyball team set up differently for the offensive .3M defensive attacks. Photo by Staff

·season Achievements

What was the best part of thls seasoN:i Opponent Norris Lincoln Southwest Lincoln East Columbus Gr2nd lsl2nd Lincoln Northe2st Lincoln Southe2st Lincoln High Fremont Norfork Lincoln High Lincoln East Lincoln Southwest Lincoln Southe2st Om2h2 M2non Bellevue West Lincoln High Lincoln Southe2st Lincoln Southwest

Score 0-2 0-2 2-0 0-2 2-1 2-0. 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 2-0 2-0 2- 1 0-2

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Below: The freshmen volleybcill tecim meet for the lcist time after their gcime cigciinst Southwest. Courtsey Photo Bottom R1gh.t: The JV team sits in suspense while they wciit for their Gcitor tecimmate to serve. Photo by Staff

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Norris Lincoln Southwest Lincoln Ecist Columbus Gr2nd lsl2nd Lincoln Northe2st Lincoln Southe2st Lincoln High Fremont Norfork Lincoln H1gh Lincoln E2st Lincoln Southwest Lincoln Southe2st Om2h2 M2rion Bellevue West Lincoln High Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Southwest

0-2 0-2 2-0 0-2 2- 1 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 2-0 2-0 2- 1 0-2

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After last season and a fourth place finish at State, the boys' cross country was left with one varsity runner and plenty of hopefuls looking to step up to fill some big shoes. "My team this year had a lot of stepping up to do. But we did it because we visualized all the hard work that last year's runners put in to win all that they did/'said Varsity Captain Jacob Hiatt ( 1 1). The boys placed third at the Omaha Central Invitational and pushed through a twelfth place finish in Iowa. At the University of Nebraska-Kearney Invite, the team struggled with a fourteenth place finish. No one thought much of the boys'

cross country team who was seeded near the bottom for the city meet. Yet surprising all, they ended by placing secand, only ten points behind the leaders from Lincoln East. Medalists were Chol Chol (9) cit fourth, Jacob Hiatt ( 1 1) fifth and Jordan Wilson ( 1 1) sixth. For the Heartland Athletic Conference Meet the boy's placed fourth. Although the boy's didn't make it out of districts, Hiatt said we can expect even more from them next year, "Everyone but one varsity runner will be back. along with a couple of great recruits and more experience." Right: Oiol Oiol (9) runs his hearts out at Pioneers Park. Oiol was named top freshman on the boys' team. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Above: Toe boys' cross country team gets a jump start on the competition. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Hiatt Off To A Fre~ Start Q: How did the younger runners have to step it up? A: "We lost a lot of seniors [varsity] last year so they had to fill the shoes of the seniors." Q: Are you proud of what you have accomplished? A: "V✓e really surprised the city at the city meet. We.worked hard and finally broke the barrier, and we got second in the city."

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Q: What are some personal goals? A: "I want to make It to State for the third year in a row and get 17:20 or below." Q: What were some team goals? A: "To beat Omaha Central in districts and place third or highe, so we can go to Stat;e again."

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Top Left: Chol Chol (9), Arou Arou ( 10), Matt Cotton ( 1 1) and Jacob HIatt ( 1 1) open wide as they hold up their prize. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Top Right: Jordan V✓ ilson ( 1 1) heads to the finish line. V/ilson has been runnning cross country since he was a freshman. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Middle Left: The boys' cross country team huddles around Coach Matt Musiel before a race. Photo by Topper Yoakum Middle Right: Coach V/andzilak and Coach. Skoz watch as the team sets off on the course. This Is V/andzilak's third year coaching the cross country team. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Left: Brett Thompson ( 12) and Josh Wilson ( 12) stand tall after the race at Pioneers Park. Photo by Topper Yoakum Far Left: Zach Buller ( 1 1) and Mike Krause ( 12) set a steady pace during the Omaha Central lnv1te. The boys' team placed third in the Omaha Central lnv1te. Photo by Topper Yoakum

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Top Left: While following close behind Omaha Central, Chelsey !go ( 1 2) takes on the race in strides at the Omaha Central lnv1te. Photo by Topper Yoakum Top Right: Claudia-Ashley Nguyen ( 1 2) and Brittany Bose ( 1 1) set the pace during the Omaha Centrc:Jl lnvite. Photo by Topper Yoakum Middle Left: Karissa Kruse ( 10) glances back at her approaching opponent. Photo by Topper Yoakum Middle Right: Kendra Schulde1s ( 1 2), Brooke Clymer ( 10) and Heather Clymer ( 1 2) stay together as they conquer the Omaha Central Invite. Photo by Topper Yoakum

Above: The girls' cross country team celebrates a champion finish at the Omaha Central Invite. The I rls started off the season ranked seventh In Class A. Photo by Topper Yoakum Left: Leenie Boardman ( 1 1), Lacey Pickering ( 1 1), Claire Mayer ( 10) and Brooke Clymer ( 10) give a hand to their fellow teammate. This was the frst team champ1onsh1p for the girls since the prograt started. Photo by Topper Yoakum

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GlrlS' Cross CouNtry Ocrt-runni-ns Tbe2 cOk.\'P'2t-i-t-i-on After t2king 2 b2ckse2t to the boys' cross country fame over the p2st few ye2rs, the girls' cross country te2m started on the right foot by holding their own in the prese2son

( 12) winning the University of Nebr2sk2-Ke2rney Invit2tion2l. The te2m w2s seeded tow2rd the top entering the city meet 2nd ended up pl2cing fourth.

r2nkings 2t number seven. Just below district competition number five Fremont 2nd number six Om2h2 Westside.

During the He2rtl2nd Athletic Conference (HAC) Meet, the te2m r2ced p2st the competition pl2cing fifth. Ag2in Schnell c2me out on top

Runner L2cey Pickering ( 11) said she enjoyed seeing the girls on top, '1t's 2wesome, for once 1t was us who won and not 2\1 the glory going to the guys."

with a time of 14:58, Just fast enough to win the HAC Meet. Clearing out of districts at number three, the L2dy Gator Cross Country Te2m looked to

With only losing one varsity runner from last year, the team looked forward to 2 better finish at State, 2fter the previous ye2r where

St2te where they e2rned a seventh place finish. Leading the pack was Schnell pl2cing fourth. Pickering s2id, "We finally brought it all to-

they pl2ced eighth. The girls accomplished 2 first pl2ce win at

~ether 2nd ran our best 2t St2te, plus we got seventh_·and going in we weren't even in the

the Om2ha Central lnvite. Following their suecess, they placed eleventh in Iowa At the UNK

top ten." After losing three gre2t seniors, t~e girls

Invitation2I, running 2gainst some of the top

expect 2 lot for next year and have set their

teams in the st2te, the girls'te2m ended with

sights on 2 top five finish.

2n amazing sixth place finish with Ashley Schnell

PickeriNg Picks up the Pace

Above: Ashley Schnell ( 12) receives her medal from the Omaha Central lnvite. Schnell has been a part of the North Star Cross Country team since she was a sophomore. Photo by Topper Yoakum

0: What were some personal goals?

Q: What have been some team achievements? A: "We won our first varsity cross country

Top Left: The Lady Gator Cross Country Team listens to Coach Matt Musil. The girls accomplished a seventh place finish

the top eight."

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0: How did you feel 2bout going to State?

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A: "I loved it. It was 2 sense of accomplish-

ments in the past years?

ment."

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ght: El1zaoetn 1v1cOellan ( 12) sw ngs her oar; at +ull force .as a pitch comes at her. McOe an hJs been cl member of the G.:ltor i:.~~~~~ softb.311 orogram-for ::.vie pclst t\.A,0 years.

For the past three seasons the varsity softball team has been what most would consider "average." Many spectators never expected them to be successful, let alone be named champions of the LPS Invite, runner-up in the HAC Conference Tournament, and runner-up in the Columbus Lakeview Invite. However, this year's team had a different agenda This season was special for many, including Kelly Bittinger ( 12). "It was a year of ups and downs, but I had a lot of

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t1nger ( 1 2 controls 211 crar; comes he,. i,1,c3y oeh11d home - pl2te 1n this match-up .:lga1nst Lincoln High. Nortn Star dominated ail gJmes agcl inst L:ncoln Y1gh.Photo by NiaBickert

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fun and ! learned a lot from a -r:he girls," said Bittinger. It was obvI0LlS° to Bit tinger thcit the team haa a natural chemistry frcrn the beg inn Ing of the season. "Personally, I don't think t he team grew over the season we c1II Just clicked right frc m the start." By the end of the season the giris had broug 1t home the first piece of har 1ware in North Star H1sto 'Y, they had bro en 19 schc0 1 records and h2d two play make All-State Honora t le Mention.

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Q: ls your senior ye,3r everything that you thought it would be? A: "Yes. l knew tJe1ng a senior would be the year l'd have a lot of fun and be able to be a leader. It's SJd to know that l'm done, but it's the best thing 1n my life to hc1ve the experience." 0: ','/hat ,s your most memorable moment from t his season?

A: "The Who Am I?' game. Our coach 1s so random! Out of no where in practice he'd shout, Who Am l?' and would mclke fun of the dumb things we'd do in a game, 1ke falling or our face trying to get b2ck to a base."

Q: Do you have any .:ldv1ce for the underclassmen? A: "Go clll out and cherish each moment because your years fly by so fast." Q: V/hat will you miss the most? A: "All the girls I've played with for so long and the team bonding moments. 111 def 1rntely be back to support all of them, even my little freshm2n, until they graduate."

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~stay toucjl al'd dm.rt give up. ~t doesf\rt kill you oNly l¼l(es you stroNger." -Kelly Biffit-qer (12)

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Above: The girls bring It into the mound for a quick conference before heading b.ack to their respected positions. Many of tr1s year's team consisted of vanous sophomores and JJniors. Photo by Tony Klein

Left: Paige Pol,cky (9) pitches this g.ame as a new member to the program. Teammates Michelle Sheldon ( 12) .and Lyndsey Schlegel ( 10) watch on in support. Photo by Tony Klein

Right: l<'.am McKinney ( 1 1), Brittany Coufal ( 10), Stacy Cink ( 12) cind Elizabeth McClellan ( 12) take cl quick break during the fall sports pep redly. This w.as the first pep rally of the school ye.ar. Photo by Heidi Downs Above Right: Lyndsey Schlegel ( 10) swings at ,3 pitch that Is low and In the dirt. Schlegel has been a part of the softball program for two years. Photo by Tony Klein

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This season the junior varsity and reserve teams realized that learning and leading by example is not only a part of H:f:e, ~ut also athletics. The girls were tested from t~e momet:1t they stepped on the field in August. until their last games during the annual LPS Junior Varsity and Reserve Tournaments. Many players can recall their mo5t memorable moments, some being more outrageous than others. \\One thing that I think I will miss the most about this past season are the seniors. It 1 just won t be the same without them/' said Allie Luethje ( 1 1). On the other hand, Allison Klein ( 11) said that she wm most miss the snacks that

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were available to all pla ers dur ing the games.. en asked about what game they remembered most, many players were remindelJ of t~e great firet game showi g against Falls City where North Star came home victorious. Others, however, remembered the game against cross town rival Southwest. Luckily, all of the girls that played junior varsity and reserve softball will be returning next year. Many players will be participating in winter conditioning programs and summer traveling teams to prepare for next season.

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F:?., 9 2 Bet rr: •, el'Jdra tvlc g t ( 10) s•ts rJa[..k. and c n ntrates on the game fr0r1 the dugout. night was a very suppo, tve teamm te th :. seascr'. Photo by Nia Bickert le t.: /\Mbt., ;)1tt· ner ( 1 1 w2tches the 0211 into rier C9 ,er's glov::': 11'j ::- ,2a!"rJe ag2irrst L1ncoin H.gh. Dttmer WJS the mafn c2tcher for the JV team this season. Photo by Nia Bickert

Center: Br·dnna Steiner ( 1 0) spr·nts arourd first b2se a{1d r ,shes rer w2,y towardc,, second. Steiner was one of the two pitchers for tn.is year'~ te9m Photo by Tony Klein

Bottom Le.j.t: l\l so·1 Klem ( 10) sp ts out s1..dlower Seeels as she ta~ e·; a t rea• 1r the du(3out. Klein has been a memr,er of the JV team for twrj yea. ·s. Photo by Nia Bickert

Be:ow: Melissa M ddagh ( l 0) converses witr a t.eamm,;te dlll r g a g.arre a,2,11r6t Paµ1llion-LaV1sta South. Middagh proved t.o oe fl strong supporter of everyone ori the tea(!" this SP-8Sor. Photo by Nia Bickert:

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After losing six seniors from the previous year .and getting .a new head co.ach, boys' tennis looked to st.ay on their feet .ag.aInst some of the top teams In the state. "Over.all, It was .a good ye.ar for us, especi.ally .after losing six seniors from l.ast season. V✓e didn't do as well In duels but doubled our points In the state tournament," s.aid Danny Poeth1g ( 12). Some of the accomplishments for the boys were: -Pl.acing fifth in the Bellevue V✓est lnv1t.at1on.al, which was the best te.am finish in .a tourn.ament. -D.anny Poeth1g went 3- 1 .at two singles and Thom.as Nguyen ( 1 1) and Khang Pham ( 10) pl.aced fourth going 3- 2 In doubles at the Bellevue West lnvit.at1on.al.

-Danny Poeth1g received third pl.ace .at the Heartland Athletic Conference Tournament going 3-1 . -The te.am doubled their points .at the state tourn.ament. Poeth1g s.a1d the tennis te.am is only losing two seniors this year, te.ar.nm.ate Brendan F.arley .and Poeth1g. Look out for returning Gators- partIcul.arly Thomas Nguyen ( 1 1) and Kh.ang Pham ( 10) .at number two doubles, along with JV pl.ayers Simon Nguyen (9) .and Brent Wolterm.an ( 1 1). "Next ye.ar, expect to see some m.ajOr improvements. Vie h.ave some of the most knowledgeable co.aches in the state, so 1f our pl.ayers work hard, next se.ason Is looking re.ally good," s.aid Poethig.

Right: Thomas Nguyen ( 1 1) stands ready during his match at Woods Tennis Center.Photo by Danny Poethig

Top Right: Brent V/olterman ( 1 1) releases a backhand on his opponent. Photo by Danny Poethig

Middle Right: D.aniel K.att ( 12) stands at the ready waItIng for his opponent's next move. Katt Is also a varsity soccer player for LNS. Photo by Danny Poethig

Bottom Right: Brend.an Farley ( 12) glances up at the far side of the court. Farley has been a part of the tennis team since he wJs a freshman.Photo by Danny Poethig

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Poethig backhaf\ds the Co1v1petitioN Q: What were some personal gocils for the secison? A: "To get twenty wins 2nd mcike it to the second dciy in Stcite." Q: Whcit were some tecim cichievements? A: "We plciced 5th cit Bellevue West Invite and doubled our points at State."

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Q: How mciny seniors cire we losing? A: "We cire only losing two seniors [Dcinny Poeth1g 2nd Brendcin Fcirley]." Q: How did you do In Stcite? A: "I went up ecirly in both sets 5 - 3 2nd 4 - 1 in the second, but I ended up losing to Kecirney."

\\In a way we all look up to each other. During practice, we give each other suggestions on how to improve." -Kamara \//right ( 1 1)

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•Kc:imarc:i Wright ( 1 1): Team Captain, MVP, medc:iled at LNE \jJQ~ Invite and _plc:iced 15th. She c:ilso placed 14th at the LPS Chc:imThough a small group, the Girls' ~ and Mami can mc:ike you smile or pionsh ip. Gator Golf tec:im is like c:i strong laugh, even 1f you were having a •Hec:ither Mami ( 1 1): Most knit family. really bc:id day," sc:i1d Everley. Improved Golfer Some girls had problems with Five strong is how they re•Sarc:i Guerra (9): New Comer mc:i ined throughout the season missing school for tournaments of the Yec:ir 2fter losing sever2I returning but most had no conflicts with participc:iting on the team and pl2yers. Though the oldest golfers 2re manc:iging their acc:idemics. Wright said thc:it she had no is_ Juniors, the younger players still looked to them for help 2nd in- sues because golf is such a short season c:ind with good managespir2tion. Angie Everley ( 10) said she ment it is not hc:ird to keep up. "Golf Is c:i very short season looked up to Kc:im2r2 Wright ( 1 1) where you miss two or three dc:iys for tips on improving her game 2nd He2ther M2mi ( 1 1) for a per week, but with good time manc:igement it is not hc:ird to keep up good l2ugh. 'Wright is 2 rdly good pl2yer with school," sc:iid Wright. 2nd helped m2ke our team b~tter 1

/\bove: Mclgg1e Hclhn ( 10), Heclther Mclm1 ( 1 1), Kamclrcl V/nght ( 1 1) clnd Angie Everley ( 10) tcllk with cl coordmtor before teeing off at the Heclrtlclnd Invitclt1oncll Conference. This WclS the lclst tournclment clttended by the girls before

Whcit hcis driven you to stay committed to the team? Golf helps me relc:ix, surprisingly. l enJoy the time l get to spend wit h the other plc:iyers improving my score c:ind playing a sport I love." How does it feel to be the longest stcinding plciyer on the tecim? 'It is pretty cool. It's 2 pretty grueling se2son but I 2m h2ppy I've m2de it this fat~." Will you pcirticipcite in golf next year? 0f course! Nothing will keep me from being on the team next ye2r!" 11

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the District Tournament. Photo by Heather Brester Top Left: Kclmarcl Wright ( 1 1) mclkes faces clt the Heclrtlclnd lnv1tcltioml Conference. Wright WclS Wcl1ting for her chclnce to tee-off clt the next hole. Photo by

Heather Brester Bottom Left: Golfers Angie Everley ( 10) clnd Heather Mclmi ( 1 1) goof off before the End-of-Seclson wrclp up tournament. Mclm1 clnd Everley helve both been on the golf team for two years. Photo by Heather Brester Center: Sclrcl Guerrn (9) lines her putt up during the summer golf clinic held by Coclch Kelly Georg1ns. Clinics clnd practices were held clt the Highlclnds Golf Course. Photo by Maggie Hahn

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Pages by Stephan ie Murray & Story by Pa ige Snook The Dazzlers started off their year with six seniors, four Juniors and two freshmen, three of which are. s!Bters, Stephanie, Maureen and Erin Murray. During the summer ey attended a NDA ca ow:':J v'tft teams -citynv west. They started off the w with a four-hour oad trip and their home routioo "fo a' C'JC As catrJP ogressed th

ribbons, a Superior Showmanship plaque, a Technical Growth plaque, "NDA Top Team" award, Superior Home Routine trophy, and 3 old on their team dance. "I was so proud of I the girls because we had four new memb;r we really pulled it together and accomIi ed a lot," said captain Stephanie Murrsy

( 2 ng with the 1nd1vidual success, tht n v__ery special awards. S ephanie a ded rop All- merican ano da •

l camp. ec eam Leader icfe two of their three ual becc1me incre ibly close routI .e samp counselors both in which spent 1n OkoboJ1. the team recei ibbons for their "Camp this performances. ance team rable because it wa tr members received seven i it,r1bbons, seven Johnson ( 12 , Showmanship ribbot'l,S, two nique ribbons, As the e r progressed the Dazzler, two Special Event ribbons, All-American proved how st n a team they were time nominees and two All-Amer and time again. y!'tianced various routint s were given out. at every varsity h me football and baskett al the last day of camp the Dazz ame and also en4oyed attending away gaI 1e showed wh a strong team thet a ome. as . The girls also 2d a lot of bondir J When award night came, the tea eived tirue together shopping, haviqg sleepover5 "Best Team Spirit''wh1ch was voted on by the s tm1ng,and Just han-3n1g out. other teams t c8mp. "One of the t?est tirnes l've ad all ye 1r "The bes'P't pint award meant the was with team when we a Jumped into :h most to meYE:iec e we've been tryIn1J to get Qool with ,al oj,'. your cfothe~=ro at camp," sa :J if for the past two years, and all our hard work Erin Mur q51 (9). payed off," said Maureen Murray ( 1 1). The team also won two Superior team

Top: Jessi Sallinger ( 12), Maureen Murray ( 1 1) and Katie Johnson ( 12) take a moment to celebrate their awards at camp. Photo by Staff Middle: Erin Murray (9) smiles Just after surprising Mikalyla Donahoo ( 1 1) at camp with a water gun the "Booster Club" gave out with several other fun team gifts. Photo by Staff Above: Mikayla Donahoo ( 1 1), Jessica Reinhardt ( 1 1) and Stephanie Sands ( 1 1) hangout at Dazzler coach Dorann Avey's wedding reception. "Dorann looked so pretty that night, I was really happy for her," said Donahoo. Photo by Staff Right: Row 1: Jessica Reinhardt ( 1 1), Captain Crystal Scholl ( 12) and Jessi Sallinger ( 12) Row 2: Stephanie Sands ( 1 1), Captain Stephanie Murray ( 12) and Katie Johnson ( 12) Row 3: Paige Snook (9), Maureen Murray ( 1 1), Mikayla Donahoo ( 1 1), Erin Murray (9), Christina Coplan ( 1 2) and Ashley Meirose ( 12). Courtesy Photo

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Top Left: Maureen Murray ( 1 1), Captain Stephanie Murray ( 12), and Jessi Sallinger ( 12) show off their guns at their pictures. The Dazzlers chose an army theme for one of their team pictures and got to take them on top of an actual army tank. Courtesy Photo Top Right: The Dazzlers hangout at the last home football game of the year. "Football season Is my favorite sport to dance at because I love watching football and hanging out with the team" said Maureen Murray ( 1 1). Courtesy Photo Middle Left: Maureen Murray ( 1 1), Jessica Reinhardt ( 1 1) Stephanie Murray ( 12) Jessi Sallinger ( 12) Katie Johnson ( 12) Erin Murray (9) and PaIge Snook (9) hangout after the Little Dipper performance. Every year the team hosts a mini-clinic and this years theme was "High School Musical", over 100 stLJdents participated. Photo by Cami Jiskra Middle Right: Mikayla Donahoo ( 1 1), Captain Crystal Scholl ( 12) and Ashley Meirose ( 12) hang out before a car wash. The team does most of their fundraising during the summer. Courtesy Photo Bottom Right: Juniors Mikayla Donahoo, Stephanie Sands, Maureen Murray and Jessica Re1nr" , dt h,mgout at camp before the awards ceremony. Sands and Murray received All-American Nomina-

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"Probably going to Dairy Queen after basketball games with my girlies. We're so crazy together, but we have fun!" -Jessica Reinhardt ( 1 1)

"Camp this year, because it was the best camp I've attended with the Dazzlers. It was pretty much perfect and we all got along like sisters." -Captain Crystal Scholl ( 12)

"When Jessica [Reinhardt] fell in the pool at camp with all her clothes on and I had to save her. I always wanted to be a lifeguard." -Stephanie Sands ( 1 1)

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Pages by Cami J1skra Some think cheerleading is all fun and games, but if you believe a dance, it is the only other LNS sports that practices all summer long. 1 minimum of fifteen hours a week cheerleading is easy, LNS cheerleadWe cheer ut5 in April and practice all 1 summer, then fo asketball, wrestl,ng, ers will tell you that you're wrong. Cheerleading is much more than 1 and swim meet try-outs again t hat what meets the eye. 11 Cheering takes a lot more time and energy than people think. It nextApril,"Vero a es saI . really is a lot of work. Our season starts in April with tryouts and we Since cheerleading involves such a serious time and financia l commitment, one might wonder why student s aren't done until basketball ends in February," Alyssa Bolte ( 12) said. would choose to become involved in it. Sever2 LNS cheerleaders said they wanted to becorr ~ Not only is cheerlead ing time consumcheerleaders since they were little girls. ing, but also expensive. Cheerleaders spend 11 nearly a $ 1,000 of their own money on uni1wanted to be a cheerleader because & forms, poms, shoes, camp and competition when I was younger, I always watched the Hu: <er fees, and additional cheer clothes. Because cheerleaders and told myself that I wanted t ) be of the time already involved in cheerleading, like them som_ eday,11 Brianna Loeck ( 12) said. 11 the team does not have additional time to 1wanted to become a cheerleader beef ise - 1\\j~a ~~\~ (\2) I've loved to dance and have been performing put towards fundraising. Rachel falero ( 1 2) said, \We try to since I was a little girl. Cheerleading has allow1d fundraise but that doesn't always go as well as we'd like, so a lot of me to combine my interest, plus it was a challenge," Morales said. the funding comes r_ight out of our pockets." Coach Jess Meyer's de~ire to work with the squad stems f 1Jm When people think of most sports, they think of a specific se~her desire to help young people. son. For example, football is thought of as a fall sport and basketball Meyer said, 111wanted to coach to share my passion. I wanu d is thought of as a winter sport. However, cheerleading is a sport that to not only create strong cheerleaders, but strong young people ir all spans multiple seasons with little time off, and with the exception of areas of life." Story by Cami Jiskra & Heidi Doi 'ns

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Above: Kelsey Crowder ( 12) and Veronica Morales ( 12) stretch b fore practice. Cheerleaders practiced five days a week and typico v cheered at games on the weekends. Photo by Cami Jiskra Left: Seniors Minela Jukov1c, Alyssa Bolte, Taylor Pitts and Briann Loeck wait for the awards ceremony at Husker Nation competitic on February 18th. The Varsity Cheerleaders placed 5th of 7 tearr j in the Varsity Ground Bound division. Photo by Cami Jiskra

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Left: 2006-2007 Varsity Cheer Squad: Alyssa Bolte, Cami Jiskra, Briann·a Loeck, Veronica Morales, M1nel.a Jukov1c, Rachel Talero, Taylor Pitts, at_1d sey Crowder. This season was the first time that the varsity members ave .all been seniors. Courtesy Photo Below: Rachel Talero ( 12) decorates a locke sign fo the athletes. In addition egular p ctJCes, the cheerleaders have poster ma ing every Tuesday after schoo . Photo by Staff •

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Above: K21tlyn Powell ( 1 1) and Bricinnci Wcilters ( 1 1) cheer during ci North Stcir pep rcilly. This wcis the first ever pep rcilly held In North Stcir h1 tory. Photo by Cami Jiskra Top: Junior vcirsIty tecim ~ to R) Nikole Tumci ( l Nikki V✓h1te ( 10), Bnannc1 Wcilters ( 1 1) 2nd K21tlyn Powell ( 1 1) prepcire to perform cit ci I mJ m. The girls cilso spent four dciys cit V✓ciyne for cheer ccimp. Photo by Paige Snook Top Right: K21tlyn Powell ( 1 1), Br

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Ashley CroVvder ( 10) "The best part of cheer 1s that 1t has allowed me to meet so many new people."

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Emily Sp1ckJ (9) 'Toe best part of cheer this year was perform1ng at the first pep rally. It was the first time everyone got to see the team together."

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The players who started with the LI S rocket, Wendell Faines ( 12). Faines was part of basketball program four years ago had their the Gator basketball progrJm for two years L3st chance to shine and show off their years of before transferring and playing on the Nort hard work. east team last winter. 11 For the first time in North Star history, Chilombo s2id, Beating Northe2st w2s the boys basketb2II te2m defe2ted Northeast re2lly anything. It w2s more about beating 56-55 In overtime and the crowd went wild. Wendell." 'We had our arms locked. The atmosphere After pulling of this win, the elated cro vd • w2s er azy/' Gere II Ware ( 10) said. rushed the floor. Ch ilombo s2 id th2t 2fter t r e Makani Chilombo ( 1 2) said,"' I didn't think game he felt like there was a lot of school S [ Irit. we had enough energy to get through but I knew It was definitely a huge win for the te,s ri there was a wiil and a way to get that W."' and school. Game cmnouncer and teacher Al Bock said, Adams said this win was BIG. "In my estimation, it was the greatest moment 'lt felt like a championshipg2me was w n/' in North St2r basketball history. People forget he sJ1d. that some of the best moments in sports And to many this game was a ch2mpic happen In g2mes that have nothing to do with ship. There isn't really much left to say after 'ch2mpionships."' beating such a rival teJm 2s Northeast and his Beating Northeast w2sn't Just about game will live on in m2ny of the boys' lives for beating the team but rather one particular years to come. 1

Right: Josh Shoecraft ( 11) passes the ball to Cory Rynn ( 12). The Gators played Lincoln Southeast on January 12. Photo by Ether Saure Page 103 Top Left: Ricky !deus ( 11) puts up his hands to block a shot taken by North Platte. Toe Gators played the Bulldogs In the swamp at North Star. Photo by Sara Wenzl Page 103 Top Right: The first winning scoreboard over Northeast. The Rockets have always been an In town rival. Photo by Heidi Downs

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Q: What or who influences you when you are on the court? 0 : What plans do you have for post-graduation? A: "First, my team and secondly, everyone who supports the team A: "l have a schol2rship to pl2y football 2t the University c f including cilumni, students, parents cind tecichers." Kearney, so that is where my time will be spent."

Above: The Gc!tors put their hc!nds in one lc3st time before the gc3me is over. Getting cl pep talk by the coach helped them win over the Northec:lst Rockets. Photo by Heidi Downs

Above Center: Trent Spencer ( 1 1) Jumps up to shoot during the North Plc!tte gc3me. The Gc!tors played the Bullldogs on Februc3ry 2. Photo by Sara Wenzl Left: Jc3mes Brown ( 12) concentrates on defense against the Southec!St Knights. Brown has been a part of the basketball program for four years. Photo by Ether Saure

Far Left: Bryan Castor ( 12) jumps up with Matt Turco ( 12) to get pumped for the gc3me. When the line-up is called, the players traditionally do a special introduction. Photo by Ether Saure Far Left Center: Coach Tony Quattrocchi instructs his team from the sideline. The Gators played Lincoln Southeast at home. Photo by Ether Saure Center: Ray Adams ( 12) dribbles the ball down the court while playing PapillionLaVista Adams has been a part of the Gator basketball program for three years. Photo by Ether Saure

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Top Left: M1chclel Mikclycl ( 10) puts up his defensive skills clgclit')st cl Southeclst plclyer. The reserve teclm plclyed Southeclst on the Knight's court. Photo by Heidi Downs . Right: Kclmeron Reed ( 10) looks at Cmch Colin LclnSmcln to mclke sure he is running the right defensive plcly. Reed hcls been cl pclrt of the Gcltor bclsketbclll progrclm for two yeclrs. Photo by Heidi Downs Fclr Right: The JV teclm listens to Coclch Scott Friesen while he drclWS up cl plcly. The JV teclm hosted rivcll teclm Northeclst Rockets in the SWclmp. Photo by Heidi Downs Below: Tritclvion Houston (9) looks for cln open pclss. The freshmen teclm plclyed clt Southeclst. Photo by Heidi Downs Below Right: The reserve teclm listens to their coclch during cl timeout Ccllled in the second quclrter. The teclm plclyed Southeclst on Feb. 1. Photq by Heidi Downs

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What was you,. f a1101'ite gaw,e? "My favorite game was Northeast because we won by 2 4 2nd I started." -Bric1n Foote (9)

'My favorite game was Lincoln H1gh becc1use we went into over time and it wc1s a clos~game." -Anc1s Attaie ( 10)

"My favorite gc1me was the Tri-City Clc1ssic because we won our first two gel mes." -Josh Shoecraft ( 1 1)

;Above left: Mike Shaw ( 1 1) prepares to pass the ball during the Northeast game. Shaw has been a part of the bas~etball program for three years. Photo by Heidi Downs Above center: Ken Taylor ( 1 1) dribbles the ball down court against the Northeast Rockets in a JV game. The Rockets have been a long time rival of the Gators. Photo by Heidi Downs Above right: Joe Hartley (9) shoots for three during the game against Southeast. Hartley added to the score with the made shot. Photo by Heidi Downs Far Left: Jordan Wilson ( 1 1) shoots the ball during the Grand Island game. The Gators hosted the Islanders in the swamp on Feb. 9. Photo by Heidi Downs Left: Anthony Ruhl (9) brings the ball down court during the Southeast basketball game. This was Ruhl's first year in the the athletic program. Photo by Heidi Downs

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Middle Right: S1teena E:.vrar,n ( 0) shoots at ee i=or the past- four years the North Star g1rl1s well not shoVv up. We all knew that this game coula vay well set the tone for the rest of the season. After the throw against Southv,est aI r t'l0 the Bas! etba'.I basketball has been "history In the mci ;ng/1 cind this Blizzard. Ebrahim is cireturr "~va stty 'etterwiryear proved to be a true test. Four seniors who had loss we decided this was not going to d1ctcite the rest ner from last season. Photo by Aaron Collins • been a part of the progr.am since the opening of the of the ye.ar," s.aid Skolnick. Middle ...eft: 1' ,a B1ckert ( 12~, Ste;;han1e Der•sschoof graduated leaving a growing legacy berind. Many questioned the avig.ator's ability t 0 berger ( 10)1 ard Britta y Justa ( I 1, vvatcn 70m four years ago Nia B1ckert, Heather ----------■ stay competitive aga,nst their op&ie oei-Y,"' r :::woor::: of the r ..-earrn ates ov. t..ne Davison, Anare2 Edington, Jnd Nicole II l felt as thougr. this was ponents. The girls felt trus sea5on v,, s .floor. A I three. Oi2Y''"''S ri.ave severai ye.:3t'S o.f,~-=~.·---,-,_s O l'l!GK ali:'"'d throu¢1 the ,aym doors gO't'ICl to, e t-he r: mat evtr,eir criaoce to s~ee.ed ana shovv V, • a-r varsity ex;penence. Photo by Staff and entered -itie swamp'' for the erycne would have to step up the Gator girl's basretba!l program first t:Irne . .au aboUt:. ro rYJatur what the1r grade Tht" tearn used tt;eir senior "After last year, fe!t as thoq or experience. I I VARSITY SCOREBOARD t1, ;as me yea that everyone would r eaaetsll!P ngh-i:: off to defeat both Orr.aha Sout 1 ano Thomas Jefferson -~o\e S.'-<o\\M.,C..'-< (\2) to step up no m::itter what tr-1eir gf I e 1n ..:1rst oace in trte -rr -City Clasto w or e>',perience. /\s long 3S every r cl)· e i-City~ie lstPlaee goes out cind gives 1t tneir all every qar'ne, then every s 1c. They We""t on to play state co Ttender ~.ortheast. ri-Corueren Srd.Plaee thing eise wmtake care of 'tse!-F II Saia He2the vav L ortheast 39--84 game of the se;:;1sor." Nevertheless, there 2re m~ 1y year::, ahea, nthwest 58-49 "l a ways fee' as tr1ow3l1 v.her you pl2y against for history to be made at U'lS.: lo one wdl forget th n emones tnat ou b e rnade, t: 1,;;; tradItIons yoc r e tea"f1 Ire lortheast mat you 1"ave to go out Jncl give CT nam t 6th Place one-hmdred 2nd te. 1percent otherwise you might as established, and-the dynasty tndt you !lave fourde • 1

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Q: How does It feel to know that you lead the team In scoring the entire season? A "l feel as though l have 2ccompl1shed something that l nave been working h.srd -for my entire career. It 1 ee s ao0d ta kr1c>w that ! .sr!". looked to as a leader11•

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Q: V/hat Is one thing that you thin miss most about your senior year? A: "l will miss pl.aying with my friends. I mean they're re.ally the only ones who understand m off-ti1e- ll✓a! aersona 1ty .

..-op .eft: • cole :::iko!..-, LI ( 12) posts p aga rst an Omaha Soi..th ae ""naerdL.ring ... eT"'-:::1ty....-our ,.:ire .e:. ortrStar..,,.., "'e 1r f "'St OclCP aunng tne tburnarne..-rr,. Photo by Aaron Collins -oo g t: Err y ,eber ~ oo s tc ;)JSS tne tJJ agc1 ns~ ai~ 0 YIJha :::>outl1 aefender. ~,s was the second t;r e n +-s J:ou ve ~ his· .ory t!-lat c "t Sta • had vecite" tre P C:L e _. Photo by Aaron Collins ✓ acte Le.i:t: head cocicn tviatt Reil n-2 v. atrhes his ola:: ers aun:1g a garne tn1s past seaso_t1. Re 1ng has t,een t17e head coa<.i,, since the opernrg o..i:. the school Cur years a,y. Photo by Ether Saure --- .~,---•"S•=,-·-·"'='+,,_.,,,,,"""dle?

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C.::11,4 1 0) .::1M Ar- t)er Payi'le ( 1 0 ) ta e 3 breclk from a game du 1ng the B.?.sketbJII Blizzard Tournament played at maha We<3ts ae. D;"" g pra,:;::: ce the g 1rs ofter'? mu!ated ga ie s rwat1ons, 1 eouts. Photo by Staff BotW•Yl eft: B""1t::::any Jus:.::: ' ' •~ - oot_ a m d-ran e JLlm shot dur ng the Tr -Ct;, .,...ourmme t hela cit NoY'tr Star. Justcl 1s .: 1 rst:: ear vars ty paye:-. Photo by Aaron Collins B to a Rgrt: Heathe"' Jav ~on~· 2) shoots a 'me tr • w after reng.i:o eaa ga meg e-::r st r: a aSo th. :Javs- n r 2s beer ~ fot...r , ear c;t.::wter -for t e team st Ce the s 'r.ool or>enec. Photo by Aaron Collins

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Pages & Story by Halie Defreece As the basketball season began, the reserve girls hoped to have a better record than last year and work toward a winning • season. Coach Rachel King, who had finished with · her girls reserve volleyball team, was excited for

years said she enjoyed both playing as a team and winning games. Hall and Shoecraft both had similar goals for the team. "I hope to accomplish for myself as a teammcite, to help make my team better and to help them out,"Shoecraft said.

the season. "I think that basketball is easier to

Before North Star Girl's Reserve

coach than volleyball because I have been playing

Basketball Team swept the Link;:, out of

basketball longer than volleyball," King said.

the swamp 59- 2 2, for their first game on

The girls had different goals they wanted to achieve for their basketball season. Lexie

Tuesday December 5th, the giris were nervous and excited.

Pickering ( 10) said, 'My goal is to win." Laura Hall ( 10) and Jenna Shoecraft (9) had other goals for this year's team. "My

"It was our first home game and I was a little bit nervous to see how we would play as a team," Shoecraft said.

goal for this year's team is to be a good team player and to score a lot," Hall said.

After winning their first game, the girls felt optimistic about their seson.

Shoecraft who was new to the North

"After winning our first game I felt

Star program said," I hope to get better and win more than lose."

excited because it's a joy knowing that we

Rachel King, who has been coaching

went off starting our secison with a bang," Shoecraft sci id.

basketball for nine years, said she saw some

Coach King enjoyed coaching basketball

positive changes from last year. "There is a

because she played, and she enjoys both the

difference in this year's t eam from last year"'s.

game and the camraderie, "The best thing about

We have a lot taller team, but maybe not as

coaching is that I get to play with the girls and

experienced. I hope to see them all make it to the varsity level," King said.

get to know them really well," King said.

Hall who has been playing basketball for only four years said she enjoyed getting to play on the team.

After their three month long basketball season the reserve girls ended their season with a 8 - 6 record. Top Middle: The freshmen girls all lined up and work o t-heir dribblil'lg skills during practice.

Pickering who has been plciying for seven

Photo by Drew Henning

Bottom Right: Antonette Horton (9) and Lindsey Flodman (9) take time during basketball practice t o ork on their ball handling skills. Photo by Drew Henning

season is how our tecim hcis bonded more th ls seJson

of the season was the begit,ining and seeing the improvement in our team ,"

-Melissa Middahg ( 10)

• What was your favorite memory about this season?

"My favor ite ment of the season is pfay:ing, working hard, and runningrr -Antonette Horton (9)

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-Alyssa Ernodi (1 1)

'My favorite moment is all of our team dinners and at one team dinner we had a wrestling meet against eJch other" -Mallory Paxton ( 10)

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Middle Left: The reserve girls huddled together before playing their first game of the season against Lincoln High. There was a lot of tension and excitement in the gym that night. • Photo by Halie DeFreece

Bottom Left: Keisha Moore ( 10) tried to help out Toni Bush ( 10) while Lexie Pickering ( 10) and Jenna Shoecraft (9) block them from trying to make a basket during scrimage. Photo by Halie DeFreece

Bottom Middle: Meghan Duryea ( 1 1) and Mallory Paxton ( 10) wait around with their team during warm up before a game In Omaha Photo by Nia Bickert Bottom Right: Laura Hall ( 10) shoots a free throw after getting pushed down during the reserve girl:? first game against Lincoln High. Photo by Halie DeFreece .

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Top: Varsity captains Kevin Hageman ( 10), Nick Howell ( 12) and Nick Egan ( 12) shake hands with the opposing captains from Hastings. Howell has been a captain since his sophomore year. Photo by Sara Wenzl Middle: Cody Sparks ( 1 1) listens to coach Ben Wilcox between periods. Sparks was new to North Star and the Gator wrestling team. Photo by Sara Wenzl Bottom: The varsity wrestling team listens to coach Ben Wilcox as he prepares the team for the duel. Wilcox has been the varsity wrestling coach since North Star opened in 2003: Photo by Sara Wenzl

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Top Left: T.J. Kelso ( 1 2) dives In cln eclrly winter practice. Kelso Is a returning varsity letter winner r t Gators. Photo by Karissa

State Qualifie *.200 Medley Relay Girls *200 Free Relay *200 Medley Relay Boys *200 Free Relay Boys *200 Freestyle-Jeremy Zelt *100 Butterfly-Jeremy Zelt *100 Backstroke-Jeremy Zelt *100. Breaststroke-Andrew Castr *Diving-Emily Burbach and Stephanie Frack

D1v1ng thampionsh1ps. One o' ,e"' top scores totclled 55.2. P.ho-to by Staff Top Right: ~tephclnie Fra r ( 1 1) competes In the State iv 1t g Competition held at the Boo Devaney Sports Center. Fra :1 ced 6th overall. Photo by Staff

u Q: What do you think you will mi most after this season? A: "111 miss the la id back atmosphere and how close our team Q: What has been the best part being a diver at North Star? A: "Being able to become a role model for future divers and my teammates Stephanie Frack an Amber Jordan.11

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ly 1 1), Amber Jorda.n ( 1 o 1 2) nd Erriily Burbad1 ke a bre,ak from c:J winter e. Photo by Karissa Kruse Lefr: Karissa Kn,1se i 0) r~ cicbtroke at t .e HAC t. The conferat the Bob Devaney .r located on the UNL otobyStaff ignt: Girls line up to e a-c a sw 1r(1 meet he1d at Wests,de. All races began fficial fired a starting gun 1n na. Photo by Karissa Kruse

HAT W HAT YOU HAVE

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Thesslip and slide that we made in the locfs.er room and Greg Home\t\ o totJI of three -Jo

V/hen Co2ch Jasa danced at Stephan,e Fracv's pasta feed."

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Varsity Football: Row 1-Tony Perry; Vince Hugelman, Jordan Gilmore, Sean Trotter, Jerry Key, Kendall K:tcl1en, Shane Peppard Kenny Beyer, Todd Tomlinson, Tony Klopfenstein, D.J. Battiato Row 2- Bennett Mered1tn, John Tatu'Yl, ,c L.a\l,home, Tue ·er Seaman, Bobby Bergholz, Justin Lewis, Cory Rynn, Gerell \'/are, MaKani Oidombo, Student Manager He1dI Do\l,nS Row 3- Matt Turco, yle rv1 ·1er, Caleb Vercell1no, Todd .'/ynne, Zach Stofferahn, Matt McClure, Mateo Molifua, Zach Ziemba, Blake Hauser, Jon Ernod Row 4- Ryan Schw nd, Cody Lynch, Mike Cole, Coach Limbach, Coach Reiling, Coach Lechtenberg, Coach Armagost, Coach Pl.ager, Coach •/ aller, Coach Dishman, Coach Nielson, Coach Catlett, Coach Thamer, Payton Iverson, Zack lappench, Evan Rodnguez Row?- Ryan 1-Juyett, Diego Green, Jordan Clark, Ryan Pluta, Ja e Benne, Pat V✓orle , Mi e Shaw, Jerald Parker

JV Football: Row 1 -Jake Benne, Scott Nealy, Matt McClure, Zach Stofferahn, Caleb Vercelllno, Mateo Molifua, Zach Caves, Blake Houser, Ryan Schwind Row 2- Coach Reiling, Zach Ziemba, Ralph Martinez, Todd Tomlinson, Tony Perry, Kendall Kitchen, Keenan Tafoya, Travis Pa1ce, Diego Green, Coach Catlett Row 3- Cody Lynch, Jerry Key, Michael Towle, Casey Oppergard, Diablo Campbell, Gere!! V/ are, Justin Le~v Is, Taylor Stew art, Miguel Moreno, Shane Pepoard, Evan Rodnguez

Reserve Football: Row 1- Brian Mobley, Efrem Jones, Kyle McBride, Nick Eckhout, Kevin Hagemann, Jordan Spale, John Tatum, Tyrone Lewis, An.as Atta1e Row 2- Coach Plager, Jordan Donahoo, Michael Greer, Max Schaffer, DJ Battiato, Malcolm Harns, Justin VI aItes, Dan Boe Scott Oxford, Steven Vo, Coach Armagost ow 3- Enc Blac well, Ethan VanHoosen, Kameron Reed, Michel M1kaya, Xavier Blanton, Johnny Ray, Isar Sham.al, Ansar Sham.al, Taylor Lucas

Varsity Volleyball: Ro\!, 1- Coach Le:mbach, Taylor Pitts, Kalyn Groenewold, Tara Cars .ens Taylor Berry, Andrea Edington, Heather Davison, Coach Grant Colson Row 2- Coacl1 Ing Maren Vik, Alanna Nunn, Nicole S oln1ck, Brandy Koll, Cassie Olson, Cassie Skolnick, Coe :h elson-H1tz

JV Vo leyball: Row 1- Brenna French, Torrey V/ilson, Taylor Nelson, Megan Krzyck1, Meg" Titus, Madison McAndrew Row 2- Kasi Michl, Megan Puckett, Michelle Roth, Brittany JstN1cole V/h1tehead, Alyssa Emod,, Coach Grant Colson

Reserve Volleyball: Ro\!, 1- Paige \'/orster, Amber Jordan, Halie Defreece, Krista Satre Jessica Snyder, Melissa VanBrockl1n, Brieanna Klooster Row 2- Mallory Paxton, Ambe Kluzyns 1, Jenna Shoecraft, Ann V/1nfrey, Ashley Crowder, Breanna V/1tt, Coach King

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Freshmen Football: Row 1- Dylan Verg1th, Brian Luedke, Moises Garcia, Jerry Snodgrass, Shawn Schneider, Nate McIntyre, Oins Hightower, Dominique Cherry, Drew Henning, Dustin Fulmer, Robert So ol1k Ro\!, 2- Coach Limbach, Austen Stephens, Teven Cuddeford, Jared Benne, Brian Foote, Joe Hartley, Sam Housh, Justin Machacek, Anthony Ruhl, Kamal Ebrahim, Kiefer McKinney, Enc Lom1son, Jordan V/1seman, Row 3- Coach Young, Alex Nutter, Pat Bridges, Adrion Nunez, Trevor Morrison, ..,..ucker Fullerton, Bret 1'/urster, Michael Seuferer, Matt Jackson, Andre' Proffitt, Travis Mangers, Coach Fasten.au, Coach Thamer Row 4- Tyler Parker, Dyllon Leafty, Cody Carstens, Dillon Bridgmon, Adam Jochum, Bryce Dietz, Darrel Ofod1nnwa, Michael Schafer, Sidney Madlock

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Freshmen Volleyball: Row 1- Khryssy Serres, Brittany V01chahos e, Sarah Hamel, Taylor Ihnen, Mia Lee, Steph Ernodi Row 2- Mandy 1/1nterst1en, Kaitlyn Studnic a, Cortney Md c1 -gue, Aruana SIJ1vo, Man a Harpst, Sarah AI-Shdifat, Coach Leimbach

'/arsIty Softball: Row 1-Allie LuethJe, Mallory esson, Paige PoI1cKy, Emily ,'/eber, Lindsey Cale, Stephanie Densberger, Lyndsey Schlegel Ro\.\ 2- Michelle Sheldon, Kelly B1tt1nger, 6,zabeth McClellan, Brittany Coufal, Stacy C1nK, Kam McK:nney, .Jamie 9 eterson, Brianna Steiner Row 3- Coach McKinney, Coach Lavelle, Coach Krause

JV Softball: Row 1- Amanda Jordan, Alison Klein, Amber Dittmer, Jennica Rice, Allie LuethJe, Brianna Steiner, Brooke Lewandowski Row 2- Coach Frederick, Jessica Ryan, Dani Decker Megan Houlden, Kendra McKnight, Tara Scott, Ka1tl1n Reimnitz, Melissa Middagh

Boys Tennis: Roi\ 1 - Donald Pham, Thomas Ng:.iyen, Danny Poeth1g, Daniel Farley, Coach Renter Row 2- Khang Pham, Josh Klooster, Lam Hoang, Brent '/olterman, Jeremy Zelt

Cross Country: Row 1- Coach '/ills, Tara Dudycha, Karissa Kruse, Ashley Nguyen, Chelsey Igo, Ashley Schnell, Kendra Schulde1s, Brooke Clymer, Clare Ma Ier, Coach V/ andzilak Row 2- Coach Boyle, Leenie Boardman, Lacey Pickering, Britney Bose, Kim Stevenson, Stasia '/h1senhunt, Kendra Grundman, Marissa Poe, Bryan Farley, Coacl1 Mus1el Row 3- Mana Martinez, Matt Claycomb, Stefan Schaepe, Alan Jimenez, Austin Lenhoff, Brett Thompson, David L1, Josh V/ilson, Matt Cotton, Topper Yoakum, Ann Sears Row 4- Jon Bridges, Arou Arou, Jordan V/!Ison, Jacob Hiatt, Tony Procac1na, Derek Schnell, Jordan Dau, Taylor Cobb, Mike Krause, Zach Buller

Reserve Softball: Row 1- Jessica Ryan, Broo e LewandowsK1, Aubrie Eberspacher, Kerres Robinson, K1mberl1e Knust, Janessa V/h1taker, Melissa M1ddagh Row2- Coach Allder, Alison Klein, Vanessa Gleason, Hallie Iverson, Danielle Lawson, Jessica Mulder, Megan Houlden

::-nletic Trainers: Justin Eggleston, Lindsey Homeyer, Kasey Edwardson, Heidi Do\.\ns, Becky Klipp

Girls Golf: Row 1- Maggie Hahn, Sara Guerra, Angie Everley Row 2- Megan Zingler, Heather Mam1, Kamara Wright, Coach Georg1us

Dazzlers: Row 1- Jessica Reinhardt, Paige Snook, Katie Johnson, Erin Murray, Maureen Murray Row 2- Crystal Scholl, Christina Coplan, Mi ayla Donahoo, Stephanie Murray Row 3- Ashley Meirose, Jessi Sallinger, Stephanie Sands

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Varsity Boys Basketball: Row 1- Cory Rynn, Makani Chilombo, Bryan Castor, Gerell V/are Row 2- James Brown, Ray Adams, Zach Ziemba, Matt Turco, Dominic Jo Row 3- Amanda Canby, Amllio Boone, Ryan Pluta, Danan Davis, Frank Galusha, Trent Spencer Row 4-Coach Lansman, Coach Limbach, Coach Quattrocchi, Coach Friesen, Coach Campbell, Coach irkman, Coach Mullen •

Varsity Girls Basketball: Row 1- Emily 1/eber, S1teena Ebrahim, Nia B1ckert, Nicole Skc nick, Beth V/e1ner Row 2- Coach Thamer, Stephanie Densberger, Brittany Justa, Jarr • Peterson, Heather Davison, Coach Lechtenberg Row 3- Coach Re1l1ng, Rachel V/ebb, Ar lrea Etl1ngton, Andi Ramirez, Coach Johnson

Junior Varsity Boys Basketball: Row 1- Jordan Wilson, Gerell V✓ are, Andt·e'Pack, Jerry Key Row 2- Adnan Begovic, Ken Taylor, Josh Shoecraft Row 3- Amillo Boone, Danan Davis, Dominic Jok, Ricky !deus, Row 4- Coach Friesen, Michelle Allen, Sierra Frauen, Kasey Edwardson

Junior Varsity Girls Basketball: Row 1- Coach Johnson, Meghan Duryea, Amber Payne, Taylor Nelson, Lindsey Cale, Brittany Coufal Row 2- Jennica Rice, Brandy Koll, Taylor Bt n Mallory Paxton, Bntn1e Garcia, Alyssa Emod1

Reserve Boys Basketball: Row 1- Ian Euler, Xavier Blanton, Kameron Reed, Michel M1kaya Row 2- Anas Attaie, Justin\'/aItes, Diego Green, Mano Rush Row 3- Coach Lansman, Devon Sypho, Caleb Vercell1no, Ngong Ko , Kasey Edw arson

Reserve Girls Basketball: Row 1- Laura Hall, Melissa M1ddagh, Toni Bush, Tiffany V/est, Lexie Pickering Row 2- Keshia Moore, Sharon Luis, LaRaesha Gress, DeAnita Brown, Ca V/alters, Coach Lechtenberg

Freshmen Boys Basketball: Row 1- Preston Payne, Drew Henning, Tntav1on Houston, Chris Hightower Row 2-Bnan Foote, Anthony Ruhl, Joe Hartley, Defreece Payne, Sam Housh Row 3- Sidney Madlock, Luke Barnes, Bret V/urster, Matt Jackson, Jok Kut, Michael Kirklin Row 4- Coach Campbell, Coach Mullen

Freshmen Girls Basketball: Row 1- LaKnsta Price, Mekayla Steager, Frednca Murrell, Sha la1 Brown-Richardson Rol'v 2- Randa Moody, Mia Lee, Arial Payne, Rikala Garcia, Heather Olson Row 3- Tiffany Kleinert, Antonette Horton, Lindsey Rodman, Coach Lechtenberg

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Sw1mmIng and Diving: Row 1- Janessa V✓hitaker, Taylor Munderloh, Heather Mam1, Paige Polley, Lauren V/olterman, Emily Burbach, Stephanie Frack Row 2-Angie Everley, Karissa Kruse, Clare Maier, Allie Claypool, Ali Abba-ct, Stasia V/h1senhunt, Selsebil Slj1vo, Amber Jordan Row 3- Kristina Lee, Jordan Cervantes, TJ Kelso, Ben Terry, Tony Procac1na, Jeremy Zelt, Brent Walterman, Greg Homewood Row 4- Coach Jasa . Coach Pierce, Andrew Castro, John Howell, Devan Connealy, Ty Cope, Austen Stephens, Coach Ahlberg

/restling: Row 1- Bobby Bergholz, Luke Mattison, evIn Hagemann, NicK Howell, Jerald f'arker, Nick Egan, Josh V/ilson, Nate Hubbard, Danny Briggs Row 2- Austin Lenhoff, Jordan Spale,Jose Parrott, Coach Frink, Coach V/ilcox, Coach Leimbach, Nie Lacher, Zach Caves, Jordan Donahoo Row 3- Karen Silverstrand, Brian Guerrero, Nick Savage, Devon Young, Alex Pudenz, Dyllon Leafty, Dominique Cherry, Moises Garcia, Cameron McThenia, Mike Schafer Row 4- Mateo Molifua, t~athan Magnuson, Sean Holden, Dylan Schumacher, Arau Arau, Michael Greer, Alex Nutter, Ben Nguyen, Damon Makety Row 5-Johnathan Gordon, Shawn Schneider, Kamal Ebrahim, Kyle Egan, Johnny Blecha-Coleman, Casey Crom, Sam Emons, Miguel Moreno, Cody Lynch, Andy Hodgin, Nick Meysenberg

v/1nter Trainers: Justin Eggleston, Amy Endrulat, Kasey Edwardson, He1d1 Downs, Lindsey Homeyer, Amanda Howard, Becky Klipp

Varsity Cheer: Michelle Vu, Taylor Pitts, Rachel Talero, Cami J1skra, Alyssa Bolte, Sabrina Keefer, M1nela Jukov1c, Mek1ta Rivas, Brianna Loeck, Mackenzie Cuttler, Kelsey Crowder, Veronica Morales

Junior Varsity Cheer: Row 1- Nicole Tuma, Mindy Nicewonger, Nikki White Row 2- Brianna Walters, Dani Decker, Kaitlyn Powell, Heidi Colfax

erve Cheer: Row 1- Sammi Alendenhall, Kelsey Perry, Lauren Mertes, Ashley Crowder ow 2- Carson Gose, Alexandra McKinnon, Lindsay Nicewonger, Karley Johnson

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Freshmen Cheer: Row 1- M1chelle Nguyen, Mariah Clark, Taylor Schell Row 2Nicole V/arren, Tony Reid, Holly Glasgow, Emily Sp1cka

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1. Kelsi Harmon ( 121,Jessi Sallinger ( 12) and Lindsay Fritz ( 12) study in the bayou during their free 8th period. Photo by Kelsey Satra 2. Sonya Hua ( 12) and Amy Hua ( 1 1) work on a lab measuring acceleration in Floyd Doughty's Physics dass. Photo by Staff 3 . Ben Terry ( 12) works on his homework 1n the pool 2rea. Photo by Staff 4 . Matt McClure ( 1 1) raises his hand in hope of an answer during class. Photo by Staff

5 . Ben Tuma ( 12) shows his peace sign for the camera while t2king 2 bre2k from work. Photo by Chaz Rubeiz 6. Beth Weiner ( 12) works on her assignment in the hallway where it 1s more quiet and e2sier to concentrate. Photo by Staff 7. Llcey Pickering ( 1 1) receives help from Lynette Fclst dunng Pottery. Photo by Crystal Scholl

8. Krista S2tra (9) and Mandy Winterstien (9) stand by their lockers between classes. Photo by Staff 9. Caitlin Conroy ( 12) flexes her muscles in her 7th period Weight Training. Photo by Nikki Winterstten

10. Kelsey Crowder ( 12) and M1nela Jukovic ( 12) receive help after school on their Calculus assignment in Megan KroU's class. Photo by Kelsey Satra 1 1. Amanda Canby ( 12) r~cids a newspaper in the library. Photo by Staff 1 2. Clare Crandell ( 12) tries to get her Physics l2b notebook completed. Photo by Staff

13. Kelly Bclbl ( 10) concentrates on a book she is reading. Photo by Megan Hou/den

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Why did y u take an ut>t Austin Lehr ( 1 1) "I like to create abstract things."

Ryley Costello ( 10) "We get to do what we want. We can be creative and think outside the box."

MJndi Droud_( 12) "I want to become a photographer."

Anthony Castor ( 1 1) "I'm into graffiti and modern artwork."

RJchel V/ enzl (9) "I get to be creative and thery Is no wrong way of doing 1t."

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1. Nahome Asefa ( 10) begins to mold a pot forh1s pottery class. Pcttery counts as a graduation requirement for fine arts. Photo by Amber

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2. Darrell Hute Jr talks with student assistant Frank Galusha ( 1 2) about his next assignment. Hute Is the Beginning Photography and;. dvanced Photography teacher. Photo by Christina Coplan

Students look outside the box

3. Beginning Photography student Casey Drake ( 10) looks at her negatives through the light box. Students in this class learn how to load film into a camera, take good photographs, develop film and produce photos using an enlarger. Photo by Maggie Hahn 4. Lynette Fast's Beginning Pottery class watches as she demonstrates making a pot on the potter's wheel. Demostrations help students learn hands on activ1tIes. Photo by Megan Hou/den 5. Kelly Bittinger ( 12) shapes a coil pot during her Advanced Pottery class. In Advanced Pottery students make a large variety of pots. Photo by Aaron Collins

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BusL~ess students work their way to success Pages by Stephanie Murray

1. Nate Hubbard ( 12) works on the letter "r" in MicroType, a keyboarding program to·enhance student accuracy and speed in typing. Photo by Staff 2. John Matzen helps students during his 6th period Computer Applications class. Matzen teaches students how to use Microsoft programs like Excel, Power Point and Axcess. Photo by Staff

3 . Brianna Loeck ( 12) works on a Power Point presentation for John Matzen's 6th period Computer Applications class. Photo by Staff

4. Chelsey Fullerton ( 1 1) works on a worksheet in Dorann Avey's Economic Perspectives class. Students learn about insurance policies and how to manage finances. Photo by Staff 5. Stephanie Sands ( 1 1) types a paper for Cynthia Hoehne's 6th period Career Education class in which students learn how to properly fill out a Job application and successfully conduct an interview. Photo by Staff

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Kyle Cran9r ( 12) "My favorite part of my business class 1s working W'th computer progr,ams 11 e Excel.'

Emily Sy ( 12) 'My favorite part of my business class 1s chillin' out 1n the bac row with Mr. [Matt] Re1!1ng!"

Luke Stege-:ompsett (11) "My favorite part of my business clc1ss 1s working with computers on a d,aily basis."

Carson Gose (9) "My favorite p,art of my business cl,ass 1s working with Microsoft progr,ams."

Phillip Pautz ( 12) "My f ,avonte part of my business cl,ass 1s ch1!11n' in the back and relaxin' all cool."

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What is your fa; ocite bo<?k'?3. Jon2than V✓2tson ( 10) p2ys 2ttent1on during h1s English 10 clJSS. Photo by Nikki Winterstien 4. JessicJ G2nn ( 10), N2than M2gnuson ( 10), Re?ecc0 Cook ( 10) 2nd BnttJny Smelser ( 10) reJd togetrier during English. Some students look forw2rd top . . son;, reading JS a day to relax. Photo by Andrea Haase

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in a time when the future was unclear.

Luke Bundy ( 1 1) 'My favorite book is the Bible because I'm very religous and I've done some things in the past thJt I w2nt to redeem myself for. 11

Mah let Asef a ( 12) 'My favorite book is "The Power Of 11

One by Bryce Courten2ry bec2use 1t 11

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Kasi Michl ( 1 1) 'My favorite book is "The Secret Life 11

of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd bec2use I had to reJd it for J cl2ss 2nd I found it very interesting .11

Beth Rempf er ( 12) 'My favorite book is "The Kite Runner

by Khaled Hosseini bec2use 1t shows J side of Afghanistan th2t we norm2lly don'tsee.

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1. Allie Hu ( 12) and Olivia Nguyen ( 12) prep2re to - 3ke, test during their AP L1ter2ture and Composition c, ss. Students can take an AP test 1n order to earn col :ge credits 1n this course. Photo by Nikki Winterstien 2. Brittani Bluford ( 10) listens to 1nstruct1ons 1n r :r English 10 class with instructor Cyndy Maddux. All M dents are required to take 3 ye2rs of English clas:. es before graduation. Photo by Nikki Winterstien

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5. Literature of the Holocaust classes in front of the Holocaust Memorial 1n Washington, D.C. on December 5. Top row: Chaz Rube1z, Andy Darnell, Nick Cruickshank, Kevin Runions, Bennett Meredith, Elizabeth McClellan, Veronica Morales, Ben Tuma, Heather Clymer, Rich Confer, Sarah Dahlgren, Connie Tran, Dylan McCaugherty and Jessica Kassebaum. S1tt1ng: Jennifer Anker, Megan Vllllman, Monica V/atson, Amy Endrulat, Kristina Lee, Chelsey Igo, Megan Arrigo, Kelsey Sat ra, Joe Kaenel and sponsor Bryan Barnacle. Photo by Rich Confer

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Delnte 'H> lstoM students say what they believePages by Ryan Mussman

1. Chase Dingle ( 1 2) reads one of the many submitted storie: to the lstoria staff. After reading each piece the student discuss what the piece was about and if it was qualified. Photo by Ryan Mussman

2. Debate Staff: Josh Grosse1bacher ( 12), Allie Hu ( 12), Amy Hua ( 1 1), Emm1lie Baker ( 10), Mandy Etmund ( 1 2), Jennifer Anker ( 12), Natalie Lips ( 10), K1r Stevenson ( 10), Jackie Michals (9), Nathan Benes ( 1 1), Branda Fix ( 1 1), Kristina Lee ( 1 2) and Alicia Boller. Not pictured: Assi: tant Coach Ashley Boller. Photo by Ryan Mussman

3 . lstoria Staff: Row 1: Emily Nannen ( 1 2), Laina Mangel ( 12) and Trish Leifert ( 12). Row 2: Susan Paschold, James Ray ( 12), David Li ( 1 1), R.D. Ward ( 12), Chase Dingle ( 1 2) and Jen nifer Rouse ( 1 1). Photo by Ryar Mussman

128 DEBA1E & l6TORIA

Whatisy uv fmJovite pad about

ebate ov Istovia? Jennifer Anker ( 12) "I love getting to hang out with all my friends and meeting a lot of new people. I !1ke taking a van on out of town trips and getting fruit snacks."

Kim Stevenson ( 10) "Toe meets are really fun, you get to spend the day arguing and proving your point. Winning is also great!"

Jackie Michals (9) "The feeling after winning a round is indescribable. You feel like you are, as corny as it sounds, on top of the world. It's ,the best f eel1ng I have ever had."

Emily Nannen ( 12) "My favorite part is probably the fact that we are involved in every aspect of the publication process. I also enJoy working with the class because it's a diverse group and we all get along." 4. Kim Stevenson ( 10), Amy Hua ( 1 1) and Josh Grossenbacher ( 12) work on their cases for debate. For each case they gather information and evidence to present at their meet. Photo by Staff 5. After reading a story, R. D. Ward ( 12) gives his thoughts about what was read. Everyone shares their own opinion of the story. Photo by Rya Mussman

Davidli(11) "No tedious textbook work."

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What is y oux fa being on LNS

1. Kasi Michl ( 1 1) works on stuffing the newspapers before they are delivered to the students. Every six to eight weeks_ newspaper comes out. Photo by Nikki Winterstien 3. Topper Yoakum ( 1 1) concentrates on his story in his 4th period Newspaper class. Working independently 1s a key to sucess in Newspaper. Photo by Caitlin Conroy 6. Ether Saure ( 1 1) looks cit his computer screen while work, • on cl piece of writing. Photo by Nikki Winterstien

Sierra Frauen ( 12) 'My favorite thing about being on the LNS Newspaper staff would be working on the layouts."

Piper Hoskins ( 1 1) 'My favorite thing about being on the Newspaper staff would have to be taking pictures with the Rebel."

Jaimee Kittrell ( 1 1) "Probably writing stories, I'm not much of a 'designing your own page' type of person.! love to write and also take pictures."

1\ustralia Morton ( 12) "I like being on staff because of how much fun we can have with the stories. I like designing layouts for pages and with every newspaper addition, coming up with something new to write about."

Topper Yoakum ( 1 1) 'My favorite thing about being on the Newspaper staff is doing the work and having my work noticed."

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4 . Ether Saure ( 11 ), Savana Wright ( 10) and Jaimee Kittrt I ( 1 1) work quietly on their pages for the February issue of the LNS newspaper. The most stress full time is right befm : 2 deadline. Photo by Caitlin Conroy 5. Christi Friedman ( 10) sorts out the flyers for the newspaper. The flyers in the paper are coupons for the students -:-o use at restaurants. Photo by Nikki Winterstien

4. ;\nna Correa ( 10) waits patiently at her computer for instructor Tern ..i:ienaerfer to help her. Correa was new to Newspaper this year. Photo by

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7. The 2006-2007 Newspaper staff Row 1: Australia Morton, Heidi Downs, Caitlin Conroy, Anna Correa and Savanna Wright Row 2: Topper Yoakum, Ether Saure, Jaimee Kittrell, Sierra Frauen, Piper Hoskins, Hanna Vasm and Christi Friedman. Not Pictured Kasi Michal, Luke Bundy and Marlin Perez. Photo by Staff

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members make memories that last a lifetime ...

Above: Yearbook staff Row 1: Ryan Mussman, Paige Snook, Stephanie Murray, Mikaela Davis, Cami J1skra, Nikki V✓ interst1en, Kelsey Satra, Megan Houlden, Heather Brester, Inna SuleJmanovic and Nick Cruickshank Row 2: Kristen Benson, Sara Guerra, Ra-ndi H1mmel!?erg, April Hergenrader, Nia B1ckert, Michaela Michal, Kyle Drake, Halie Defreece and Sara V/enzl. Not Pictured: Heidi Downs, Amanda Deist, Caitlin Conroy and Justine Muk1sa Photo by Staff

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memory? Nia Bic/ert ( 12J 'My favorite memory Is when Cami . [J1skra Jgot upset in clc1ss, stc1rted crying 2nd went storming out of clc1ss!"

1 ---■ Nid Cruickshank ( 12) "My f avonte memory wc1s when Ms. [Kelly] O'rlc1rc1 hc1d to do push-ups In front of the clc1ss!"

Michaela Michal ( 1 1) 'My favorite memory Is being cc1lled c1 senior when l'm not cl senior."

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Kyle Drake ( 10) 'My favorite memories were c1II the times l hc1d to send In the dc1tc1bases. lt wc1s crc1zy!"

1. Kelsey Sc1trc1 ( 12) photoshops a senior c1d picture for the yearbook. Sc1trc1 wc1s new to the Yearbook stc1ff this year. Photo by Kristen Benson

2. Ed1tor-in-Ch1ef Nikki Winterst1en ( 12) scc1ns senior c1d pictures during 6th period to finish pc1ges before c1n upcoming dead11ne. Meeting dec1dl1nes Is Imperc1tIve In c1 clc1ss such c1s Yearbook. Photo by Kristen Benson 3. Yearbook tec1cher Kelly Antholz 01-farc1 discusses the Soc1c1l Studies pc1ge with Rc1nd1 H1mmelberg ( 12). H1mmelberg provided other stc1ff members with severc1l pictures for their

Heather Brester ( 1 1) 'My favorite memories were during foot bc1ll sec1son when l went down on the sidelines to tc1ke pictures."

pages. Photo by Kristen Benson

5. lrina SuleJmc1nov1c ( 1 1) loo s over a pc1ge In the publ1cc1tions room. 'My favorite part of the class is tc1king pictures," said SuieJmanovic. Photo by Kristen Benson

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Team impade Kam McKinney ( 1_1) "Speech hasn't given me opportunities, but it has helped me 1n other aspects of my life because now I have more confidence and charisma"

Kurt Andre ( 10) "It has enabled me for more opportunites by helping me become more prepared for public speaking and getting over stage fright."

Karen Hu ( 10) "I'm not sure how it has affected me academically, but I've improved in public speaking and it has let me spend time with friends."

Michael James ( 1 1) "Speech Team has allowed me to open up and perform for other people and for me to perform for theater."

Mary Lawson ( 12) "It has helped me a lot with my ability to speak in front of people."

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1. The speech team works together on cl breathing ext "cise during practice. Breathing exercises help with vocc proJections. Courtesy Photo 2. Thomas Sturges ( 1 1) and Sarah Mclrshclll ( 12) cltt, ck Eric Thompson's (9) gingerbrecld house. Courtesy Photc 3. Rachel Ray ( 12) clnd Eric Thompson (9) show off the 1r gingerbrecld house. Courtesy Photo 4. Kclren Hu ( 10), Nicole DiChristofaro ( 1 1), Brclndi Zv 1ener ( 1 1) clnd M1chclel James ( 1 1) take cl breclk from 01 e of their pclctices. Courtesy Photo 5. Beth Rempfer ( 12), Sclrclh Mclrshclll ( 12) clnd clssiss 1t COclch Tyler Lclmbley work on centering their breathing c x 1ng prclctice. Courtesy Photo

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Footloose Here is your chance to see acting come to life

1. Randa Moody (9), Kayla Flesner (9) and Marikita Payne ( 10) enjoy a meal and each other's company at the "Burger Blast." Photo by Megan Hou/den 2. "Footloose" Cast and Crew: Tyler Hale, Sarah Marshall, Bryan Daize, Dana Hilde, Mary Lawson, Emily Nannen, James Ray, Katie Johnson, Rachel Ray, Shailee Marshall, Rob Gibson, Adam Kovar, Amber Knight, Aaron Tibbels, Ether Saure, Nick Borges, Jed Welch, Danielle Kempkes, Thomas Sturges, Tony Odem, Kurt Andre, Kyle Reinhart, Shannon Fisher, Halsey Buell, Brittany Ernesti, Kendra Grundman, Megan Kovar, Victoria Hunt, Kristen Nathan, Mekita Rivas, Abbey Smykowski, Sammie Ware, Andrew Martinez, Drew Petty, Eric Thompson, Sean Spence, Ian Bradbury, Ali Abbott, Kaitlin Bridger, Cassie Carper, Josh Caskey, Meghan Duryea, Kelsey Deabler, Kayla Flesner, Sierra Frauen, Kelli Garrison, Erica Gengenbach, Bethany Hargreaves, Jordan Hodgin, AJ Howell, Michael James, Garret Lacey, Derek Lewis, Kimberly Maxwell, Randa Moody, Marikita Payne, Brittany Pickel, Dylan Seaman, Kelsey Streeter, Abby Westling, Beth Rempfer, Krista Mangers, Hope Bauer, Lindsey Clausen, Morgan Fushia, Jeff Nathan, Sierra Schaaf, Aubrey Gerlach, Tiffany Holz, Nathan Benes, Caitlin Walters, Rebekah Polski, Lauri Thompson, Kali Maynard, KeeAira McWilliams, Sarah Dixon, Karen Hu, DJ Robinett, Brandon Jochum, Elliot Robb, Josh Hinman and Jason Lenz. Photo by Staff 3. The cast ends their first performance of "Footloose." Photo by Megan Hou/den

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ou like most ootloose? Hope B.auer ( 1 1) "! loved the people l worked with and the talent they showed. Also, how we worked together to make such a great production. "

Jarnes Ray ( 12) "! loved it all, especially the rush of performing. It was beautiful."

Ether Saure ( 1 1) "! loved the music and the dancing. Being my first musical, it was

a blast. I'm definitely doing the musical next year."

Tony Odern ( 1 1) "Everything was great. Best of all, it's where l met two of my closest friends."

4..Abby Westling ( 10), Kelsey Streeter ( 10) and Nick Borges ( 1 1) congregate on the stage steps. Photo by Staff 5. Shannon Fisher ( 12) and Aaron Tibbles ( 12) face off as Fisher tells Tibbles to get out of her "restaurant." Photo by Megan Hou/den

6. Tyler Hale ( 12), Emily Nannen ( 12), James Ray ( 12) and other performers "cut footloose." Photo by Megan Hou/den

Danielle Kernpkes ( 1 1) "[ got a chance to sing in front of a big audience for the very first time. lt was really exciting."

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students work their way to State Champions

1. Samantha Ware ( 10), playing the part of SoJourner Truth, cries after being beaten. Ware said she was thankful to be able to share this story. Photo by Danny Poethig 2. Tyler Hale ( 12) shows off the State Champion trophy and his medal to his crew members. Hale played Master Doumont in "A Woman Called Truth." Photo by Staff

3. Mary Lawson ( 12) portrays Old Sojourner as she tells the true story of Truth's painful life experience as a slave. Photo by Danny Poethig

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4-. Brittany Pickel ( 12), Mank1ta Payne ( 10), Jenna Shoec,.aft (9), Ether Saure ( 1 1), Derek Lewis ( 1 1) and Mek1ta Rivas ( 12) portray slaves In "A Woman Called Truth."The LNS One Act crew performance placed first at the State Competition. Photo by Gwendolyn Lopez 5. Jason Wagner ( 1 1) plays the bongo drums in the band for the One Act. Wagner said winning State was a great experience and was excited that he got to be a part of It. Photo by Danny Poethig

was it like ng State? Sarah Ma.rshall ( 12) "Winning State was one of the best times of my life. We got to tell an amazing story and at the same time make North Star history!"

Kyle Reinhart ( 1 1) ·"Winning State was definitely amazing, but being able to tell such an impacting story was definitely the real accomplishment!"

Rachel Ray ( 12) "The question is easy, but the answer is quite complex. Winning State was the best feeling in the world. Knowing that we made North Star history is ama~ing, but knowing that we were able to :tell the story at hand with all that was in it was the best feeling in the world."

Ian Bradbury ( 1-1) "I hit [Aaron] Tibbels in the face out of pure enjoyment. He bled a little, but we hugged, so it's cool. It was awesome!"

Katie Johnson ( 12) "It was amazing! There was screaming and crying and jumping all around! lt was very surreal; it still is actually!"

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1. Rosc1 Herrerc1 Enriquez (9) c1nd Riyc1d Hesso ( 1 1) work on their studies during clc1ss. fil is c1 clc1ss for students to ieclrn the English lc1nguc1ge. Photo by Staff 2. Veronicc1 Dominguez Guitron ( 12) tec1rs out coupons from the school newspc1per. fil counts c1s English credits towc1rd grc1duc1tion. Photo by Vita Martynyuk 3. Muon Nhic1I ( 10), Nc1ng Nguyen ( 10) c1nd Estuc1rdo Aritcl ( 10) pc1y c1ttention in clc1ss. There c1re five different levels of fil offered c1t North Stc1r. Photo by Vita Martynyuk

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.4-. Wini Sat1mo (9) reads the school newspaper 1n Jan Enc son's fil class. Sat1mo has learned to read English better by being 1n an fil class. Photo by Vita Martynyuk 5. Esta Lado Andrea (9) puts her name on the board in the circles that best 1ustrate her personal life. fil students do many act1v1t1es that deal with everyday life that help them learn the English language better. Photo by Haifaa Osman 6. ,et Khuu ( 1 1) and Viet Nguyen (9) enJOy class. Different cultural backgrounds come together 1n fil classes. Photo by Osmin Hernandez

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lly English? KhJnh LJ (9) "It's so hard for me because I have been here for only 3 months, so I can't understand what they say."

Angel SJnchez ( 10) "It's d1ff1cult because people speak in English and I don't understand anything."

Vuong Nguyen ( 1 1) "It's very interesting. I've learned a lot of new things. I know one more language now."

QuJn TrJn ( 12) "It was kind of weird at first, but 1t was fun and cool at the same time."

Mayola Gomez ( 12) "The first days of my year were really hard. I didn't understand anything and I had to use my hands and pictures to communicate."

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1. Danica V/1cht (9) shows Aruana Slj1vo (9) how to roll t he hem on her pajama pants 1n Creative Clothing and Design :::lass.

What Was your PCS proje .Meg2n Arrigo ( 12) 'My favorite project was the reversible tote bag because it was easy and I iiked the fabric I used."

Justin M2ch2cek (9) "Honestly, they're all bad because none of my projects turned out good but probably my pants."

Am2nd2 Deist ( 12) 'My favorite project was making the yeast breads. My baking team made pizza and cinnamon rolls."

Selsebil Sljivo ( 10) 'My f avorite project was the heart pillow because it _was the easiest to make."

Cory Flynn ( 12) "The cake unit because we made a double layered, double chocolate, double no cook chocolate frosting cake; and it was the bomb."

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2. An FCS Creative Clot hing and Design class work on t he.r handbag projects 1n Kristi Moser's 8th period. Photo by Sarah Hamel

students b , sew and create o success

3. Rachel Talero ( 12), Makani Chilombo ( 12) and Janie Huynh (9) prepare ingredients for their baking class. Photo by Keenan Roberson

4. Culinary Arts student Tommy Hoang ( 10) holds up his funny face food design made with carrots and noodles. Photo by Andrea Haase

5. Tucker Seaman ( 12) displc3ys his crec3tion of "Ravel of Lc3va," a chocolate cc3ke volcc3no erupting rc3spberry "lava" Photo by Tiffany Taylor

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students learn skills t at will help them through life

1. revor Morrison works on a 3D AutoCAD proJect. Students in CAD Technical Design work on proJects throughout the year such as building a wedge and bearing in 3D. Photo by Sara Guerra 3. North Star CAD teacher James Bitz laughs as he f ~ls down from a failed attempt to put a cardboard chair together. Stuclents in t.'1e class were required to make the chair while working in groups. Photo by Staff 4. Tom Saltzman ( 10) chips away grout on a stand. Furniture Corstruction Design students work on multiple pro Jects throughout the semester, including a willow night stand, a dart board cabinet and a book shelf. Photo by Sara Guerra

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2. Zack Klapperich ( 1 1) sands down the edge of his shelf In V/ayne Trevett's 8th period Furniture Design. class. The stud.ents In Furnit.ure Design have. many .proJects to work on In cla~s. Photo by Sarah Hamel 5. Aubrey Gerlach ( 10) works on putting pieces together for a chair. Students In Furniture Construction Design work hands on during the semester to produce pieces of furniture by working alone or in groups. Photo by Sara Guerra

'i\D students speak u t the classes. Johnath~m Avet~y ( 10) "Foundations of lndustrnl Technology has definitely helped me with my problem solving skills."

Baun is ChJrles ( 1 1) "The most interesting thing about Foundations of lndustrnl Technology 1s that 1t has many engineering options."

Nathaniel Sabatka ( 10) "It can be hard to get done with activities in the lmted amount of time in Foundations of Industrial Technology, but life ~ems to revolve around deadlines."

Jacob StollJr ( 12) "The most interesting thing about Construction Trades Basic is that you get to learn all the trades you will be using in the future."

B2rbie Bower ( 12) "I got interested in Construction Trades Basic because I wanted to learn more things so I don't have to rely on other people."

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What was the mos of the Marchin Tobin Stewart

1. Marching Band members execute their much pract1ceo show during the t'-lebraska State Bandmasters Assoc1at1on Band Competition. NSBA 1s the main compet1t1on that LNS band members take part 1n. Photo by Heather Brester 2. Marching Band members pump up the Gator fans witr "Eye of the Tiger" before the Lincoln Eclst football game. Members also practice pep tunes throughout the marchr band season. Photo by Heather Brester -

"The marching band was very successful in executing a high caliber show, consisting of technical and visual techniques."

Rob Salistean "The last competiton of the season, despite a large unexpected snow storm, the marching band executed a very well done show. I feel that it was one of the best of the season."

Danielle Kempkes ( 1 1) & Amber Knight ( 12) "The biggest success of the season was the whole band coming together as one. The respect each member felt for another was also a great feeling."

Lauren Taylor ( 1 1) & Michael James ( 1 1) "The Color Guard practiced and grew in technical and choreography difficulties. They improved to be top in the district."

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3. C.,olor Guard member Abbey Smykowski ( 12) appl1t .s face paint to Kelli Garrison ( 1 1) as Kelly Bittinger ( 1 '.) watches before the Nebraska State Bandmasters Association Band Competition. Guard Members held 3ddit1onal practices on top of the all-member marching ana practices. Photo by Heather Brester 4. Color Guard member Emily McKinney ( 1 1) execute ) a portion of the show using a double flag during the NS[ A Band Competition. This was McKinney's second yeclr n the teclm. Photo by Heather Brester

Marohtng is an experience Ii

Band Members 2006-2007: Row 1: Director Rob Salistean, Johnny Knoche, Logan Burke, Bryan Daize, Jordan Hodgin, Luke Stege-Thompsett, Derek Lewis, Eric Human, Joseph Watts, Kyle Cranor, Travis Crow, Joshua Hinman, Director Tobin Stewart. Row 2: Director Claire lwai, Elliott Robb, Lindsey Clausen, Michela Bridger, Caleb Wiede!, Michael Esmeier, Logan Burke, Timothy Smith, Daniel Neuman, Alex Pudenz, Eric Shuman, Student Teacher Xak Black. Row 3: Danielle Kempkes, Merriam Hayden, Antigone Jackson, Carmen Smith, Nicole Westwood, Vashti Carter, Kseniya Korobova, Steph Dodge, Megan Zingler, Emily Wohlgemuth, Nataly Yapp, Amber Knight. Row 4: Dana Hilde, Meghan Duryea, John Schwaninger, Caitlin Walters, Sierra Schaaf, Erica Gengenbach, Cassandra Carper, Carena Smith, Lauren Walterman, Kyle Reinhart, Greg Homewood. Row 5: Cassie Olsen, Taylor Rosenbaum, Alex Fall, Lexie Pickering, Brett Thompson, Drew Petty, Matthew Blose, Kahla Stanley, Shailee Marshall, Timothy Smith, Nick Meysenburg. Row 6: Kenneth Havlicek, Joshua Caskey, Candice Cobb, Joe Smith, Sean Spence, Britney Bose, Taylor Cobb, Chase Collier, Tanner Krizek, Rich Confer, David Morrison, Kurt Shuman. Row 7: A.J. Howell, Adam Everley, Karissa Kruse, Megan Kovar, Alexandra Luthje, D.J. Robinett, Logan Eddy, Marikita Payne, Brandi Zwiener, Lukas Whetstone. Row 8: Trevor Hansen, Tobias Robinett, Benjamin Linneman, Kimberlie Knust, Holliann Casey, Joe Edwards, Adam Kovar, Robert Sokolik, Dylan Seaman, Brenna French, Randy Miller. Row 9: Natalie Lips, Michael Schafer, Brittany Smelser, Kenneth Krumtum, Ether Saure, Cory McGarvie. Color Guard Left: Michael James, Amy Endurlat, Nancy Richards, Kelli Garrison, Emily McKinney, Brittany Dinges, Kelly Bittinger, Brittany Pickel. Color Guard Right: L2uren Taylor, Melissa Engle, Abbey Smykowski, Michelle Allen, Jessic2 Wroblewski, Kim Stevenson, Kristen Nathan. Not Pictured: Shelby Collins, Derek Deselms, Jord2n Foss, S2mantha Griffin, Jessica H2denfeldt, Oliver Keller, Devin Kellogg, M2kism Kishchun, Zack Luhring, Maria Martinez, Andre2 Myers, Max Nelson, Roman Nelson, Jill Pfiefer, Sarah Saltzman, Alex Schild, Liz Schnepp. Courtesy Photo

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Bands

express themselves in their own unique way

1. Sarah Saltzman (9) helps David Morrison (9) fasten his necktie before the band concert on December 2 1. The frst concert of the year is normally held the week before winter break. Photo by Karissa Kruse 2. Rob Salistean conducts the wind ensemble during 2nd period. Sal1stean started as a student teacher during the 2004-2005 school year and was hired the next year to help with the middle school bands 2nd was later kept on the staff after the middle school left. Photo by Aaron Tibbets

3. Elliott Robb ( 1 2) plays scales during Jazz band for a warm-up. Robb has participated In many actIvItIes offered In the fine arts wing. Photo by Heather Brester

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148 THE BANDS

e fa\Jrnite pad

d? 4 Concert Band members warm-up by playing scales during class. Concert Band Is for freshmen only. Photo by Heather Brester 5. Brass quintet members Rich Condon (9), John Knoche ( 10), Brandi ZweIner ( 1 1), Ether Saure ( 1 1) and Adam Kovar (9) play winter holiday music at the staff holiday party In the school media center. The staff holiday party was held on December 19. Photo by Staff

Britn~y Bose ( 1 1) "My favor te part of oand Is when we 1

practice the pep tunes."

Br2ndi Zweiner ( 1 1) 'My favorite part of band Is performing because you practice so hard and once you perform, even though it's about five minutes, it's the greatest feeling In the world."

C2ssie C2rper (9) 'My favorite part about band is that all of my friends are in it and we have a bunch of fun together."

Derek DeSelms ( 1 1) 'My favorite part about Jazz Band Is being able to perform with talented mus1c1ans."

Allie Luethje ( 1 1) 'My favorite part of Jazz Band Is being able to go to all the contests and improvising solos."

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What is youc fa; of Occhestm Alexa Spale (9) 'My favorite memory of Orchestra is when we learned new songs, we would tie bows on the ends of our violins."

Blake Eddy ( 10) "! don't have one specific memory of Orchestra that is my favorite. l really enjoyed all the songs we've played th is year. "

Halsey Buell ( 10) "The best memory l have of Girls Select Choir is singing Break Away' with all of my friends."

Bennet Meredith ( 12) "My favorite part of Choreographed Choir is missing school to sing and go eat."

T.J. Kelso ( 12) "The most memorable time of Concert Choir for me was when we sang the 'Hallelujah Chorus' with the returning seniors."

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1. Rachel Lundholm (9) tunes her bass in 3rd period Orchestra class. Lundholm 1s the only fem ale bass player this year 1n Orchestra Photo by Kimberlie Knust • 2. Katie Johnson ( 12) and Andrew Martinez ( 12) rehearse for a Choreographed Oio1r performance. Choreographed Choir 1s a select choir requiring an audition. Photo by Kat ie Lamb

music sets students free

3. Liz Frohmcin (9) plciys her violin in her 3rd period Orchestrci clciss. Frohmcin takes pcirt In Student Council cit North Stcir cis well. Photo by Kimberlie Knust

4. Meghcin Conner ( 12), Sc1rc1 Mcirshcill ( 1 2), Andrew Mcirtinez ( 1 2), Kcitie Johnson ( 12), Tyler Hale ( 1 2), Crystcil Scholl ( 1 2) and Tony Odem ( 1 1) perform during c1 winter concert. They were performing in front of pcirents 2nd students for their annual Christmcis concert. Photo by Staff 5. Tyler Hale ( 1 2) belts out ci song during rehecirsal. Hale cilso stcirred in North Stcir's production of the musiccil "Footloose." Photo by Crystal Scholl

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Mik2yl2 Don2hoo ( 1 1) "Toe best part of Choreographed Choir was being able to go to all the different places and being able to show people what wedo."

Tift~my Holz ( 12) "The most memorable part of Concert Choir was my first concert this year because I have always wanted w be 1n Concert Choir."

'My favorite part of Choir this year was

Row 1: Alexa Sp.ale, Alisha Chab, Ashley Schnell, Derek Schnell and Emily Burbad '<.ow 2: Kaitlin Reimnitz, Liz Frohman, Katie Lamb, Erica Gordon, Karen S1lverstrand, ,ann Walters, Kayla Flesner and Media AJ1r. Row 3: Rachel Youngs, Melissa Harrold 1ver Keller, Blake Eddy, Lucas Merritt and Drew Killman. Not Pictured: Victoria Hunt achi Lundholm, Taylor Pitts, Lauren Taylor, Torrey Wilson and Kamara Wright. Photo y

being able to watch the other choirs, like

Paige Snook

Jenn2 Shoecr2ft (9)

Choreographed Choir, perform."

"My first time being on stage for North Star at our first Academy Choir concert was the most memorable time for me."

Medi2 AJir (9) "The most memorable time of the year for me was the first time I played the Cello this year, since I had never played before."

Row 1: Mikayla Donahoo, Tyler Hale, Crystal Scholl, Andrew Martinez and Nick Be ge~ Row 2: Aaron Tibbels, Shannon Fisher, Bennett Meredith, Meghan Conner, Jame Ra. Rachel Ray, Mary Lawson, Sarah Marshall, Katie Johnson, Nathan Benes and fo Odem. Courtesy Photo

Row 1: Jennifer Deoer, Chelsie H.::ill, Marik1ta Payne, Laun Thompson, Elizabeth Sanford, Ali Abbott, Desirae Valentine, Ha1sey Buell, Emily Kop,asz and Alexis Nebesniak. Row 2: Taylor Munderloh, L.z Green. •/1n Sat1mo, nsten athan, Grace uck, Bethany Hargre.::ives, Ka tlyn Bridger, Tiffany Tuttle, Tess1ca ✓/alkenhorst and 1rsten Malotky. Row 3: Kelly Bredemeier, Jenna Shoecraft, Br ann2 Klooster, 1cole Shrodt, Kelsey Deabler, Al1sh2 C2te, R2che1 Lundholm Amand2 Lunderville, yl2 -Coo I JeSSICcl Sm th and V1ctor1J Bradley. Row 4: Gwen Lepez, Synder Brickner, Knst12n Jehore , Ashley ymen. Knst:cln Volkman, Samanth2 ✓fare, Bntt.::iny Diaz, Lutina Furby, Tianna Coolidge, Ront1s2 Britton .::ind L2uren Monroe. Photo by Paiqe 1

ow 1: Instructor Jennifer V2n Dyke, Allison Lclsch2nzky, Melissa Engle, Aaron Hammer, Simon Nguyen, Amy Maki and Bntt2ny Bergantzel. Row 2: El1c1a Polfus, Kelsey Perry, Nikki V/h1te, Michael Choate, J2mes E1v1as, Kamal Ebr2h1m, Sarah Dixon, Mikayla Tubbs and Tasha Frisch. Row 3: Kelsi Gauble, Jessica Gann, Amandci Proctor, Mitchell M2rt1n, N!Ck Borges, Erika Hamilton, Sequoia Berens 2nd Armnd2 Thorton. Row 4: Jami Robinette, Jessica Wroblewski, Am2nd2 Miller, Piper Hoskins, Se2n Mikkleson, Kurt Andre, W1ll1am Rusterm1er and instructor Rob Sal1stean. Photo by Paiqe Snook

Row 1: Ashle1.Schnell, Shannon Fisher, Connie Tr2n, Meghan Duryea, Ben B2rnes, A~ron Tibbels, Zach Stofferahn, Bennett Meredith, Katie Johnson, Kalyn Groenewald, Meghan Conner. Row 2: Dana Hilde, Kam McKinney, M2hlet Asefa, Emily Nannen, Andrew Martinez, Jed Welch, Rob Gibson, M1ch2el James, Crystal Scholl, Sarah Marsh2II. Row 3: Mikayla Donahoo, Mech1a Hall, Lauren Wolterm2n, R2chel R2y, Sh21lee Marsh2II, M1nela Jukov1c, Danny Poeth1g, Victoria Hunt, Mary Lawsoon, Cory McC2ugherty. Row 4: Kendra Grundman, Tiffany Holz, Tony Odem, James R2y, Tyler Hale, Jason W2gner, Bryan Da1ze, Am2nda Skoda, Robin Brusc2to. Courtesy Photo

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Haith Students learn about leading a healthy lifestyle.

1. Monica Griffin ( 12) and Heather Clymer ( 12) get a good clb workout during Kristi Nelson-Hitz's Beginning Weight Training class. Students do a vclriety of exercises during this 3rd hour class. Photo by Staff 2. Kamcll Ebrclhim (9) helps spot Jerry Key ( 10) while doing hclng-cleclns. Hclving cl spotter while weight lifting is necesSclry in the North Star weight room. Photo by Staff 3. Tyler Wentworth ( 1 1) rclces for the soccer ball during Teclm Sports, which is cl great class to tclke for recreational activity. Photo by Bugra Durukan

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4. .,.-asha Soper ( 1 1) works on an assignment during 6th period Health. Matt Avey's class focused on the main eleents to a healthy lifestyle. Photo by Irina Su/ej manovic 5. Josh Shoecraft ( 1 1) works on bu1ld1ng leg muscles by squatting during 3rd period. Kristi Nelson-H1tz's Weight .,,.ra1n1ng class teaches students how to properly lift eights. Photo by Staff

fmJot>ite pad . ot> Health? Tyrone Lewi·s ( 10) 'My favorite part about Weight Training is playing games on Tuesdays."

Chelsey Mero ( 1 1) 'My fworite part about Team Sports is just playing sports with friends and having fun!"

SeJn Trotter ( 12) "! like getting a good lift in during Weight Training."

Ashley Cobb ( 10) "The fact that l get to work out and stay in shape."

i ky Ideus ( 1 1) "! just enjoy listening to Coach [Mark] Waller yell at people for not lifting. It's the funniest thing and, of course, he doesn't yell at me."

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Science Students explore the world from the inside out Pages by April Hergenrader

1. Clare Crandell ( 12) and Veronica Morales ( 12) work on a Physics assignment. Physics is the study of matter and energy. Photo by April Hergenrader 2. Barry Schomaker explains a lab to his 6th period Biology D class. Students study living organisms in Biology. Photo by April Hergenrader 3. Nghia Cao ( 1 1) studies the elements on the periodic table in the library for his Chemistry class. Chemistry is the class succeeding Biology in most cases at North Star. Photo by April Hergenrader

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4 Randi H1mmelberg ( 12) uses a global posItIon1ng system

~;th a guest speaker in the wetlands In Tracie Chapo's 7th period Enviromental Studies. Photo by Andi Ramirez 5. Genna Whaling ( 10), Becca Wunder ( 10) and Amy /1,ederholt ( 10) work on their blood testing lab ,n Barry 5chomoker's 6th period Biology class. Labs give students ahands-on approach to understand what Is being taught. Photo by April Hergenrader

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r fa1Jorite thing ut in Science? · "I like doing labs because they are fun and they help me understand the information better."

N2te V'/right ( 12) "I like learn.ing about electrons and neutrons and how they work together."

Kevin Teng ( 1 2) "My favorite thing to learn about is the planets. I think they are very interesting."

Shellbi Debus ( 10) "My favorite thing to learn about is marine life; and I enjoy doing experiments."

Spencer Murry (9) "! like learning about atoms."

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What is the most intev you leavned _in Socia Kerry Fox ( 12) "[ :earn,::d 1n GOPO hciw the documents from hundreds of years ago, vvntten t1y f olvs

rurn out, still pertain 3nd apply to wday's

Ellen Wilson ( 12) must go through so much for them to become citizens. ] was born with these rights that they wanted, tt1t yet! t2~e them for granted."

P2tr.ic Gollid2y ( 1 1) "Evayth1ng. Mr·. Lf'ete] Maddux made

and put comedy into the history. Th;mks fv1r. Maddux!''

April Hergenr2der ( 12) "I like how the Amendments wor~ and sd apply.''

Am2nd2 Jord2n ( 1 1) 'te2rning 3bout the 'Roaring 20's' vVcJS rnost interesting l ecause you see how 1

much things have changed."

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1. Brian Mobley ( 10) studies the map 1n the first few chapters of his history book for World History. Phot o by Randi Himmelberg

2. S1teena Ebrahim ( 10) makes an attempt to finish her homework 1n Al Back's AP V/orld History class. With the exception of taking endless notes, DBQ's and worksheets, students say they do enJQy Back's enthusiasm each day_ Photo by Megan Hou/den

Social Studies students reflect on the world around them

3. Government and Politics teacher Mike Gillotti helps Australia Morton ( 12), Elizabeth McClellan ( 12) and Kristina Lee ( 12) understand the reading. Gillotti is known for his teaching skills as well as perfecting the "robot." Photo by Randi Himmelberg

4. Michelle Nguyen (9), Amanda W1nterstien (9), Krista Satra (9), Madison McAndrew (9), Mariah Clark (9), Alexa Spale (9), Kali Maynard (9) and Stasia Whisenhunt (9) wait in line in Jason Ahlberg's class. Ahlberg often has his classes play review games to prepare for tests. Photo by Staff

5. Ben Legrande ( 1 1) crams in homework before class begins. Juniors focus their social studies on U.S. history. Photo by Randi Himmelberg

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uaqe students step into erent cultures around the world

1. Taylor Pitts ( 12), Brianna Walters ( 1 1), Ben Tuma ( 12) and Chelsey Igo ( 12) look over a book 1n Cara Hem1nger's French class. The fourth and fifth year French students are 1n the same classroom. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic

2. Jake Owen (9), Enc Ybarra (9), Craig Rutt (9), Hai Le (9) and Khryssy Serres (9) chat while taking notes 1n Nicki Strauch's first year Spanish class. Strauch teaches three f 1rst year Spanish classes during the day. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 3. Nancy Youngman helps out third year student Matt Cotton ( 1 1) on an in-class assignment 1n German. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovlc

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160 WORLD LANGUAGE

~- , ~ g ( I 0) goofs around before in eanne Kwan's first year Chinese. Many students 1k.e the a,enge of learning Chinese. Photo by Irina Su/ejmanovic 5. A. group of students help e2ch other 1n Terry Otto's 1 econd ye2r Sp2nish cl2ss. A maJQrity of the students , at 2re t2king cl foreign l2ngu2ge tJke Sp2nish. Photo by [rtna Sulejmanovic

What is yout:' wJot>ite saying in the fot:"eign lung age you't>e tahng? Kasey Eaw ardson : 12) "Dub1std1ck." "You are f2t"

(Germ2n 4)

Kyle McBride ( 10) "C'est super!" "It's super!" (French 3)

Ulemu Chilombo (9)

Justo." ⇒

"No es "It's not fair." (Sp2nish 2)

Thomas Sturges ( 1 1) ''Shei Ni de B2 Ba" "V /ho's your d2ddy?" (Chinese 3)

Andrew Casteneda (10) "De donde eres?" "Where 2re you?' (Sp2nish 2)

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Why did yo JOLn Student Co cil? •

Maria Martinez ( 1 1) "I chose to Join because I love planning things for the school. This year has been a lot of fun and we worked on more proJects. I can't wait to see what else we do for next year."

Dalton Malcom ( 10) "To be a leader and help make positive changes for myself and other students at North Star."

Matthew Beach ( 10) "I j01ned Student Council because I wanted to take on a new challenge that gave me experience. I like it because l have met a bunch of new people who l probably never would've met anyway else."

Mah let Asef a ( 12) "! JQined because l wanted to be part of an organization that represented the student body. It has been an enjOyable experience because of the different proJects that involve the community."

Nicole V/h itehead ( 1 1) "I Joined because I wanted to be involved in my school and help to organize and plan activities."

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1 Fh1II ip Pautz ( 12) takes a break to eat while help 1ng w1:ht', Blood Drive. Photo by Staff 2. Mana Martinez ( 1 1), Becca Wonder ( 10) and Joshua Klooster ( 12) play a hcind game while getting to know each other at the beginning of the year. Photo by Staff

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, represent • North Star community

Officers: President: Maria Martinez Vice President: Joshua Klooster Secretary: Mahlet Asefa Historians: Australia Morton & Amanda Howard 3. Row 1: Mahlet Asefa, Becca Wonder, Amanda Howard, Brianna Guthhard, Karley Johnson and Liz Frohman. Row 2: Ch1nh Duong, Ryan Mussman, Lindsey Homeyer, Mana Martinez, Dalton Malcom, Joshua Klooster. Row 3: Jane Griffin, Mike Musil, Ann Sears, Ph1ll1p Pautz, Matthew Beach, Shereen Othman, Ren Pal, Nicole Whitehead, Manda White, Michele Guthhard and Dan Guthhc.Jrd. Photo by Staff 4. Amanda Howard ( 10), Ann Sears ( 1 1) and Ryan Mussman ( 1 1) meet and get to know Brianna Guthhard, the seven year old girl that StuCo raised money for. Photo by Staff 5. Ann Sec.Jrs ( 1 1), Ryan Mussman ( 1 1) and Teala Ward (9) make re1ndeers for the Reindeer Express around Christmas time. Photo by Jamie Prokop

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Math

knowledge that lasts a life time Pages by April Hergenrader

1. A.J. Greenrod ( 1 2) chews on her pencil trying to concentrate on her Algebra 2 homework.This class helps meet the requirements for graduation. Photo by April Hergenrader

2. Jon Henning ( 12) works hard to f 1nish his homework before his Differentiated Pre-Calculus class starts. " 1 math class+ 1 math teacher= 2 tired to stay awake," said Henning. Photo by Irina Sulejmanovic 3 . Anthony Berger ( 10) works on an Advanced Algebra assignment in Karen Eihusen's 6th period class. Photo by April Hergenrader

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4. Scott Nealy ( 1 1) works on his warm-up In 6th period \lgebra 2. V✓ arm-ups usually kept the class busy for the ,. rst five minutes of class In order for the teacher to tak.e attendance. Photo by April Hergenrader 5. Josh V/ilson ( 12) works on his homework before class iiets over so he doesn't have to take it home. Most 11ath teachers tend to give homework everyday. Photo by April Hergenrader

When do

ou use Math

eryday life? Michael Greer (.10) "ln wrestling, when you add up your points to see who wins the match."

Don Horton ( 12) "At my Job l have to work with money because l'm a cashier."

Savanna Wright ( 10) "l use math everyday when l go home and do my homework."

Makani Chilombo ( 12) "When l count my money!"

Irina Sulejmanovic ( 1 1) "l use math when l'm at work sometimes, okay, more like if the computer crashes, all calculators are lost and 1f my phone is dead."

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1. Minela Jukovic ( 12), Katie Johnson ( 12), Kasey Edwardson ( 12)1 Brent Wolterman ( 11) and Olelsey Mero ( 1 1) take a trip to the Omaha Zoo with the German Club. Photo by Staff 2. This is wpy of Olelsey Cook's (9) drawing of lch1go and Ruk1a from a manga senes called "Bleach" for Anime Club. Photo by Chelsey Cook 3. Nick Massa ( 12) and Drew Killman ( 12) play chess with fellow members of the Chess Club. Photo by Staff 4. Mcina Martinez ( 1 1) and Francisca Martinez ( 10) plan on what to do for the social committee during c1 Latino Sin Fronterns meeting.Photo by Yadira Gallegos

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5. Megan Arrigo ( 12) explains her 1dec1s for the Medical Club t-shirt. Photo by Heather Olson

6. Trent Spencer ( 1 1), a member of the NJtive American Caucus, is pc1rt of the Ponca Tribe. Photo by Britnie Garcia 7. Members of Anime Club Amanda Ross ( 10), Paige Hutzel! ( 10), Sc1sha Welch ( 12) watch a movie called "Descendc1nts of Darkness."Photo by Chelsey Thornton

8. Emily Khule ( 10) 2nd Mik2ela Davis ( 10) prepared a Buche de Noel for the French 2nd German Club members.Photo by Mikaela Davis 9. N2than Schneider ( 12) teaches the lesson for the week of November 2 2 during a FCA meeting. Photo by Janessa vVhitaker 10. Archers Gregg W2tson (9), Josyin Vosta ~ 10), Matt Bec1ch ( 10)1 Derek Hedges ( 1 1)1 Tonya 012ndler ( 1 1), Genna Wheling ( 1O)i L:im Hoang ( 10)1 Nhung Hoang ( 12)1 and Eugene McCombs ( 10) org2nize themselves on the line while shooting c1rrows at the targets ten yards c1way. Photo by Zachary Krueger

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AnimJtion Club Row 1: Jesse Moeller, Drew Killman, James Anson, Dillonger Brown Row 2: Tim Smith, Sasha Welch, /\my Wiederholt, Desiree V/right, Amanda Ross, F'aIge Hutzel!, Ben Pham, _ Chns Delski, Alisha Cate Not Pictured: Jake Stollar, Jeremy Anderson Photo by Michaela Michal

Archery Club Row 1: Matt Beach, Gregg V/atson, Cory McCaugherty, Derek Hedges Row 2: Joslyn Vasta, Amanda Chandler, Enc Terrell, Lam Hoang, Nhung Hoang, Genna V/hallng, Alisha Chab, Sam Griffin, Helen Chun Row 3 : Clay Hill, Eugene McCombs, Tonya Chandler, Erik Marshall, Sponsor Barry Schomaker Photo

by Staff

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Asi2n C2ucus Row 1: Karen French, Nh1 Dang, Nhung Hoang, Kristian French Row 2: Tien Dinh, Vivian Ngyuen, Hien Dang, Chinh Duong, Khang Pham Row 3: Donald Pham, Olivia Ngyuen, Tommy Hoang, Thomas Nguyen Row4: Nam Trung, Jeanne Kwan, Lam Hoang, Cole Dingle Photo by Staff

B2ckp2ckers Row 1: Katie Rawson, Enc Ludwig, Kyle Angle Row 2: Donnie Muniz-Castillo, Jacy Ford, Justin Gilbert, Alex Volz, G1g1 Oestmann, Kandace Snodgrass Row 3: Aaron Burbach, Brandon Berghuis, Anthony Green, Eugene Mccombs, Gina Goodteacher-Holloway, Alex Lierman Photo by Michaela Michal

Boys Bowling· Row 1: Nick Fuller, Nick Procac1na, Daniel Flynn, Cameron Mcthen1a Row 2: Rich Esquv1llel, Joe V/atts, Timothy Cigelman, Shane Peppard Courtesy Photo

Girls Bowling Row 1: Chelsey Mero, Antigone Jackson Row 2: Knst1 Behrend, Tiffany Holz, Kallie Steyer, Row 3: Bob Corum, Sierra Cadwell, Sierra Schaaf, V1ck1 c;rum Courtesy Photo

Chess Club Row 1: Amy Maki, Brittany Bergantzel, Jeremy Anderson, Jesse Moeller Row 2: Drew Killman, V/ill1am Kluck, Nick Massa, Sponsor Maura Giles-V/atson

Photo by Staff

FBLA Row 1: Nam Truong, Brittany Smelser, Joshua Klooster, Stephanie Dodge, Kyle Cranor Row 2: Matt Blose, Dalton Malco111 Sarah Saltzman, Evan Ph1l1pp1, Nathan Schneider, Sponsor John Matson Photo by Michaela Michal

FCA Row 1: Bill Schlautman, Bneanna Klooster, S'tephanie Emod1, Janessa V/h1taker, Ashley Schnell Row 2: Rich Confer, Josh Klooster, John Howell, Nathan Schneider Photo by Michaela Michal

French Club Row 1: Angie Everly, Heather Mam1, Alyssa Bolte, Chelsey Igo, Michelle Allen, Brittany Perry Row2: Katie Michael, Emily Khule, Mana Martinez, Brett Thompson, Cara Hemminger, Sierra Frauen Row 3: Mikaela Davis, Blake Eddy, Tony Odem, Victoria Hunt Row 4: Laun Thompson, Christi Friedman, Hong Hua, Kenny Krumtum, Natalie Lips Row 5: Corey Higgins, Ch1nh Duong, D1llonger Brown Photo by Michaela Michal

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German Club

Math Club

Row 1: Oliver Keller, Simon Brazer, Kasey Edwardson, M1nela Jukov1c, Jamie Gleason, Inna SuleJmanov1c, Josh Caskey Row 2: Mekayla Ste.ager, Aubrie Eberspacher, Taylor Schell, Sasha V/elch, Thomas Mendenhall, Robbie Grieser, Dylan Seaman Row 3: Garth Brown, Sam Emons, Kelsey Perry, Roman Nelson, Tasha Soper, Emmilie Baker Row 4: Nancy Youngman, Max Nelson, Derek Hedges Photo by

Row 1: Roman Nelson, Brendan Farley, Randy VanKiavern, Megan Kroll, Randy Miller Row 2: Michela Bridger, Amber Knight, Lauren V/olterman, Matthew Beach, Joslyn Vasta, t0 Ro"' 3: Michelle Al!en, Matthew Claycomb, Justin Spilker, Kamara V/nght, Natalie Lips, Shat

Jelson M1cnaI

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GSA The North Star Gay/Straight Alliance Is a social and actIvIst club supporting all student s regardless of sexual orientation.

Latinos Sin Fronterras Row 1: Sponsor Raymond Ramirez, Eliseo Correa, Adan Martinez Row 2: Anna Correa, Michelle \1/alton, Brenda Alar.so, Francisca Martinez, Elizabeth Salazar, Yadira Gallegos Photo by Rosa Martinez

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Medical Club Row 1: Kallee Chrisp, Aubrey Owens, Maren Vik Row 2: Yar Kok, Chanell Jones, Nyath1ay B11iew, Kristen French, Karen French, Jonathan Henn Arrigo, Elizabeth McClellan, Andy Darnell Photo by Amanda Ziegenbein

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Cami Jisk,ra ~ c:Jtepbanie ~urray 'M~w your dc1y be f ii led With blessings Like the sun that lights the sky, nd may you c1lw ays hcive the courage To spread your wings_ and fly!" -Jnsh Blessing

We're so proud of you and the accomplishments you've made. Good luck in the future and remember the best is yet to come. Stay strong and strive for what you want. And remember the ones who love you the most! Love Always Mom, Dad, Toby • andGma

who walks in when the rest of the world walks out." 'V/e all take different paths in lifo but no matter where we .-,r-.•~---... go, we take a little of each other everywhe:re. 11

It's me srniles and tears, the giggles and laughs. It's me late night calls and cute photographs. It's II the inside Jokes and "remember whens." Those are the reasons we're all friends! *NIKKI* *ALY" *KEI...sEY" *LINDSAY" *CHRISSY'

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Caitlin Conroy Caity Bug, You are my pride and joy. You are growing into a wonderful adult and even better daughter and friend. Love you bunches, Mom

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God sent us 1 cingel the da, you were bor We are so pro :i of you! Alwci:> remember Ge family 2nd friends, c1nc will -------- hcippiness yours . Love Alwc1ys o Forever/ Momc1ndDa

1(el sey Crowd er Congratul2tions! We love you and 21re very proud of you. Love, Mom, D2d1 Ashley & Kyle

cSarab 'Dab/ gren From kinderg2rten to your senior ye2r you h2ve m2de us proud. Keep your he2d held high 2nd keep re2ch ing for the st2rs. We love you! D2d, Mom, Lee

Yfeatber cYY{ae 'Da1Jison. Congr2tul2tions on 211 your high school accomplishments, you're a true GATOR."You proved with hard work and dedication you can reach your goals. V/e are very proud of you 2nd what 2 beciutiful person you hcive grown to be! You'll cilwciys be our Bciby Girl! 11

Love, Mom, Dcid, 2nd cill your family

Athlete SchoLar Dclughter Aunt Sister Friend

L:ind say 'Dawn y;'ritz From your first step you've been on the go. The sky is the limit, you Just need to decide which path to go. We're proud of you no matter what you do. Love, Mom, Haleigh, Grandma, Auntie and Uncles

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Joe 1(_a·enel Toe best is stlll to come. We're so proud of you. Love, Mom, Rex, Jessy, LeRoy, Christine, Grandma & Grandpa

'Drerw 1(_illman Drew: You have always been a source of am2zement and surprise-from telling your preschool tec1chers about dirigibles to loving the Chinese langu2ge in high school. You have met challenges he2d on and grown· from them! Vie are very proud of the young m2n you have beome. Love, Mom, D2d, Erin, and Kristen

ru1sbl ey c5'r{'eirose You are a very special person. You have achieved many things in high school and we are very proud of you! You have many more wonderful years ahead of you, make the best of them. We love you, Dad, Mom & Adam

1(_yl e c5'r{'i/I er You've been doing things your own way since the day you were born. You are an amazing young man and bring Joy to our life. Congratulations! We love you!

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Cassandra '1<!,nee To Our Smiley, We're so proud of your accomplishments! You have a bright future ahead of you. Love, Mom, Turan & Rachel

'T'ay!or Pitts One who takes the lead Failure is not 1n her vocabulary Strong-minded with talents that prevail To live a happy and righteous life. Amour/ Mom, Dad, Christie/ Jay & Tanya

:J\(j_,col e L:ynn 'Winter sti.en For the past 1 7 years you have been our pride and Joy. \Ve love.. you so much and we wish you the best of luck in the years to·come! XoXo Love/ Mom, Dad, Bill, Mandy, Grandma & Grandpa

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r5rCegan u'lrrigo Vie are so proud of your many accomplishments. We love you and wish you happiness and success in your future. V/e know you'll attain 211 your goals.

You will always be our sunshine! You have given us so much joy and have made us so proud of all you've done. Blessings always. Love, Dc1d, Mom and Matt

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C.mily, 'I'aylor, &9r:3r[arin

Dreams are today's answers to tomorrov/s questions. Always Dream. love, Mom, Dad and Stephanie

Frosting mustaches, Chocolate Excess, Valent1no's breadst1cks, Cold Stone lee Cream, Ribs cind French Fries, Oh the delicious times! BLACK/ V/HITE & PURPLE Forever!

arie (lyme 1 May your dreams stay big and your worries stc1y small. V/e are proud of cill your ciccompl ishments. Love, Chuck, Mom, Scircih

Clare Crandell Congratulations, Clare!! We are so proud of you! Love, Mom Dad, Matt and Joe.I

u'lmy Cndurlat VI e are proud of the fine young lady you

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Heather, We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. V/ith all our love and support. Love, Dad, Mom Chris cind Brooke

u1manda 'Deist AmandaVie can't believe your sen year is finally here... YEAH. You've made us proud wit all of your accomplishmen Keep reaching for the sta• and make all your dreams come true. Love, Mom and Dad

Clizabetb cf:ynn Biz3beth Lynn God blessed me with you, quiet, 1mag1nat1ve1 busy little g1rl1 w1th a heart of gold. Through lc:1ughter and tears, it's a journey I am proud we have tciken together. I love you so much, MOM

Liz May the brightness of your smile hght your pach JS you JOUrney into your dreams, Congratulations. Love, M,om, Tony & Katie

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Meg Hutzel! Congratulations- 1//e 2re so proud of the young woman you have become. You have done J great pb st1c ing to your behe~s. \'/e _know you will be a successful Graphic Artist in the future. VIE LOVE YOU- Mom, Daa, Pa1ge & Sadie

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V/ords cJnnot express how proud we are of you ... your strength ... your spirit... Jnd your accomplishments! V/e love you, Mom,DJd & BenJam1n

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0ur Gymnc1st, Brother, Son" T11rough the good times Jnd bad, we couldnl be more proud of you. Good luck. Mom, Dad, Kayla

~Ian.no J\(jf nn AlannJ, We cire so proud of you 2nd all of your accomplishments. You have been and will alwJys be the pride of your family. Good LuCK on your JOUrney and your future. Love always, Mom &Dad

Your "survivor instinct,1 faith & loving heart will take you beyond Vegas or Nebraska 1

God Bless You, Love Mom & Heather

GJ(el sey Cat brine e)atra The best is yet to be! .. And will you succeed?Yes indeed, yes indeed! from Dr. Seuss

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Love you "more. Dad, Mom, Krista Jnd ShJnna

Congrats Baby! We love you and you have made us very proud. Keep 1t going at college. Keep smiling and recich for the stcirs! Love, Dad, Mom & Jenna

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<:Brett 'rbompson Believe in yourself. Keep your drec1ms c1live. Congrc1tulc1tions! We are proud of you! Love, Mom &Dad

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c.5t[aren Vi{ M2ren, We are so proud of your many great 2ccomplishments! You will 2lways be a Navigator amongst the Stars! We love you, Mom &Dad

~auren Explore your world, Pursue your dreJms. Hc1ve fun with the little and the big, But most of all. .. enjoy hfe. -Mom&Dc1d

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c.5t[att 'rurco Can1t wash the cute off this kid! Congratulations Matt! The best is yet to come! Love, Mom &Dad

c.5t[egan cufnn We have been through so much over the p.ast 14 years. Idon't know where or who I'd be without you. You're the gre.atest friena a friend could ever h.ave. Love, Your BugJboo

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Abbott, Ali 48, 1 13, 1 17, 136, 153 Abdalla, Kok 18 1 Abdalla, Nyidhol 18 1 Aboud, Monique 19 Adame Adame, Jorge 18 1 Adams, Aaron 19 Adams, Caitlyrin 69, 18 1 Adams, Raymond 14, 19, 103, 116,119 Adden, Ashley 34 Addleman, Stephanie 60 Aden, Courtny 48, 18 1 Aden, Joshua 34 Agee, M1chelle 18 1 Ahlberg,Jason 7, 67, 73, 117, 158 AJtr, Media 60, 63, 152 Akins, Kathryn 18 1 Albro, Nick 34 Alcala, Ashley 19 AI-Ghazaw1, Hussain 18 1 Al-Helf 1, Bayda 181 AI-Helf1, Rawa 19 AI-Jaberi, Karar 18 1 AI-Mansun, Ammar 48 AI-Shdifat, Sarah 60, 1 14 AI-Yassen, Naur 19 Aldrich, Paul 19 Ali,As1a 181 Ali,V✓ aed 34 Allen, Alyssa 19 Allen, Michelle 19, 1 16, 14 7, 169, 170,175 Allender, Shelley 48 Allerheiligen, Jolinda 19 Alley, Tasha 18 1 Alley, Travis 48 Alonso, Brenda 60, 17 0 Amaro, Ashley 18 1 Amerson, Tasha 34 Anderson, Erik 48 Anderson, Jeremy 168, 169, 18 1 Anderson, Mckenze 48 Andrade, Enriqueta 60 Andrade, Yanely 48 Andrade Alpizar, Jose 34 Andre, Kurt 15, 48, 134, 135, 136, 153, 17 1 Andruss, Rindi 60 Angle, Kyle 48, 168 Anker, Jennifer 19, 127, 128, 129 Anson, James 34, 168 Antholz O'Hara, Kelly 7 3, 190 Anthony, Stephanie 18 1 Arbek, Larry 7 3 Archer, Jeremy 7 3 Arellano, Michael 18 1 Arita, Estuardo 140 Arita, Paola 19

182 INDEX

Arita Martinez, Denis · 48 Armagost, Jeremy 48 Armstrong, Dustin 18 1 Arau, Arau 48, 87, 1 15, 117 Arrigo, Megan 19, 32, 127, 167, 170, 172, 175, 188 Arrigo, Nicholas 48 Asefa, Mahlet 19, 29, 126, 153, 162, 163, 170 Asefa, Nahome 48, 12 2 Ashley, Sarah 48 Atkinson, Nathaniel 34 Atta1e, Anas 48, 1 14, 1 16 Avalos, Johnathan 48 Avery, Johnathan 48, 145 Avey,Dorann 73, 124 Avey, Matt 7 3 Avila, Alonzo 48 Av1la,valer~.

Baade, Alisha 48 Babl, Kelly 48 Backemeyer, Stephanie 48 Bailey, Ashley 34 Balley, James 48 Balley, Raeanne 34, 44, 17 1 Baker, Ennmett 60 Baker, Ennmil:e 48, 128, 170 Baker, Jonathan 181 Barakat, Basseh 18 1 Barakat, Nadia 181 Barber, Shawn 19 Barela, Tyler 48 Barnes, Ben 34, 153 Barnes, Cecil 18 1 Barnes, Luke 60, 1 16 Barakat, Bay an 181 Barrientos Dominguez, Ana Mana 181 Bartak, Krystell 48 Battiato, Daniel 48, 81, 1 14 Battiato, Maria 34 Bauer, Christina 19 Bauer, Hope 34, 136, 13 7 Baumgartner, Dustin 19 Baxa, Michael 181 Beach, Matthew 49, 162, 163, 167, 168, 170 Beach, Nathan 19, 17 1 Becker, Nancy 17, 7 3 Beede, Amanda 34, 46 Begov1c, Adnan 5, 14, 34, 1 16 Behrend, Bryce 34 Behrend, Knst1 15, 49, 169 Benes, Nathan 34, 128, 136, 152, 171 Benne, Jake 34, 1 14 Benne, Jared 60, 1 14 Bennet, Lisa 7 3, 17 1 Benson, Kristen 34, 36, 132, 133,

190 Benson, NICk 49 Berens, Matt 49 Berens, Sequoia 34, 153 Bergantzel, Brittany 19, 153, 169 Berger, Tony 49, 165 Bergholz, Robert 19, 7 9, 1 14, 1 17 Berghu1s, Brandon 60, 168 Berghu1s, Nick 34 Berks, Kendra 20 Berry, Taylor 49, 58, 1 14, 1 16 Best, Brittany 60 Beyer, Kenny 19, 7 9, 1 14 B1ckert, Nia 19, 33, 90, 9 1, 106, 132, 133, 190 Bil1ew, Nyath1ay 34, 17 O Billesbach, Sam 18 1 Bintz, Amanda 60 Bishko, Andrey 18 1 B1tt1nger, Kelly 19; 3 1, 90, 1 15, 123, 147, 176 Bitz, James 7 3, 17 1 Black, Xak 14 7' Blackwell, Eric 49, 1 14 Blanton, Eddie 60 Blanton, Raevonne 19, 3 1 Blanton, Xavier 49, 1 14, 116 Blecha-Coleman, Johnny 60, 68, 117 Bloom, Ryley 49 Blose, Matthew 49, 14 7, 169 Bluford, Brittani 126, 181 Boardman, Leenie 3, 34, 44, 46, 88,115 Boatwright, Brittni 19 Bock,AI 106 Bock,Daniel 15,49,81, 114 Boerema, Leann 7 3 Bohaty, Jessica 60 Boles, Chelsea 4 9 Boller, Al1c1a 4 7, 56, 7 3, 128 Bolles, Lanny 7 3 Bolte, Alyssa 13, 19, 98, 99, 1 17, 1 19, 169, 17 0 Boltz, Hannah 49 Boone, Am11io 1 16, 17 1, 18 1 Booth, Dominique 18 1 Bordovsky, Christie 7 3 Borges, Nick 34, 136, 137, 152 Born, Cassie 19 Bose, Britney 34, 42, 88, 1 15, 147,149 Botts, Joseth 18 1 Bower, Barbie 19, 145 Bowers, Dustin 60 Boyle, Rick 7 3 Bradbury, Ian 34, 136, 139 Bradley, Victoria 153, 18 1 Bradley-Williams, Lachel 19 Brandt, Sydney 34 Branum, John 34 Brazer,S1mon 49, 170

Bredemeier, Kelly 49, 153 Bredemeier, Rebecka 19 Bredemeier, Royce 9, 17, 60 Brester, Heather 35, 132, 133, 190 Brethouwer, Elizabeth 60 Brethouwer, Kyle 18 1 Brice, Bridget 35 Brickner, Synder Rae 60, 153 Bridger, Ka1tl1n 9, 60, 69, 136, 14 7, 153 Bridger, Michela 14, 19, 170 Bridges, Jonathan 4 9, 1 15 Bridges, Patnck 60, 1 14 Bridgmon, Derick 18 1 Bridgmon, Dillon 60, 1 14 Briggs, Danny 19, 1 17 Briggs, Rebecca 49 Brindley, Uno 18 1 Brinkman,, Alisha 18 1 Britton, Ront1sa 60, 153 Brockhoff, Matt 35 Broeker, Brenda 135, Broeker, Rick 73 Brown, Andrew 19 Brown, Deanita 60, 1 16 Brown, Dillonger 168, 169, 18 1 Brown, Garth 17 0, 18 1 Brown, James 19, 103, 1 16 Brown, K1la 4i1, 56 Brown, Nate 19 Brown, Tiffany 49 Brown-Richardson, Shaylai 60, 1 16 Brud1gan, Nicholas 60 Bruscato, Robin 20, 153 Buck, Jessica 35 Buck, Rachel 60 Buell, Halsey 49, 136, 150, 153 Buescher, Jud 60 Buller, Zachary 4, 5, 35, 87, 115 Bunce, Shane 49 Bundy, Luke 126, 13 1, 181 Burbach, Aaron 35, 168 Burbach, Ennily 20, 29, 112, 117, 152, 170, 176 Burbach, Patricia 20, 30 Burback, Brian 7 3 Burden, Elizabeth 35 Burke, Logan 6 1, 14 7 Burke, Will 181 Burks, Amos 6 1 Burks, Kendra 20 Bush, Toni 49, 7 6, 109, 1 16 Buss, Garrett 18 1 Buzadzh1, Petr 49

Cadwallader, Dillon 49 Cadwell, Sierra 49, 169 Caetman, Collier 6 1 Cale, Jodi 7 3

Cale, Lindsey 49, 1 15, 1 16 Calklns,Lon 73 Campbell, D1ablo 35, 1 14 Campeau-Greenfield, Melissa Canby, Amanda 20 Canby, Ashley 20 Canchan, Pamela 18 1 Cao,Huy 49 Cao, Ngh1a 35, 15 7 Cappellano, Bailey 2, 20, 4 7, : 59 Carcamo, Zaira 61 Carlson, James 18 1 Carpenter, Amanda 35 Carper, Cassandra 61, 136, 149 Carranza Rodnguez, Elizabeth Carroll, Michelle 18 1 Carstens, Cody 6 1, 1 14 Carstens, Tara 35, 1 14 Carter, Angela 6 1 Carter, Cameron 18 1 Carter, Melissa 35, 4 7 Carter, Vashti 6 1, 14 7 Casey, Holliann 6 1, 14 7 Caskey, Joshua 49, 136, 14 ...,0 Cassata, Sue 8 Casteneda, Andrew 49, 161 Castillo, Andres 6 1 Castillo, Angie 181 Castillo Muniz, Jose 181 Castor, Anthony 6, 35, 122 Castor, Bryan 20, 32, 76, ·1C 116 Castro, Andrew 35, 4 1, 1 17 1, 188 Cate, Alisha 6 1, 153, 168 Catlett, John 7 3 Caves, Zach 35, 1 14, 1 17 Cayou, Duane 18 1 Cervantes, Jackson 58, 181 Cervantes, Jordan 49, 1 17 Cervantes, Joshua 181 Chab, Alisha 4 7, 6 1, 68, 7 0, 168 Chab, Natasha 48, 49 Chadack, Yol 35 Chandler, Amanda 20, 168 Chandler, Tonya 35, 16 7 Chapa, Traci 7 3, 17 1 Charles, Baunis 35, 145 Charles, Victoria 61 Chau, Hung 20 Chavez, AleJandro 35 Chea, Hosanna 18 1 Chermak, Michelle 20 Cherry, Bryce 35 Cherry, Dominique 61, 1 14, 1 Childs, Anc 35 Ch1lombo, Makani 20, 29, 79, • 114,116, 143, 1ff Chilombo, Ulemu 6 1, 16 1 Choate, Michael 61, 153

Q,ol,Chol 61, 86,87 Chrisp, Kallee 35, 17 0 Qiu, Elizabeth 12, 6 1, 62 Chu Toann 35 Chun, Helen 6 1, 168 Church, Rachel 6 1 C1gelman, Timothy 20, 169 Cink, Stacy 9, 20, 3 1, 90, 9 1, 1 15, 176 Clark, Dexter 181 Clark, Jordan 20, 32, 7 8, 1 14 Clark, Mariah 6 1, 7 1, 10 1, 1 17, 158 Oausen, Lindsey 35, 136, 14 7 Oaycomb, Matthew 49, 115, 170 Oaycomb, Michael 49 Claypool, Allie 49, 1 1 7 Oemens, Brandon 35 Oement, Enn 18 1 Clymer, Brooke 49, 7 6, 88, 1 15 Clymer, Heather 20, 88, 12 7, 154, 176 Cobb, Ashley 155, 181 Cobb, Candice 12, 14, 20, 14 7 Cobb, Taylor 61, 115, 14 7 Cochran, Samantha 35, 4 7 Codina, James 14, 49, 18 1 Coffin, Emily 18 1 Coffman, Cory 18 1 Cohn, Staci 7 3 Cole, Michael 20, 114 Cole, Zachary 35, 4 7 Coleman, Samantha 6 1 Colfack, He1d1 14, 49 Collicottt, Cassandra 35 Collier, Caejuan 181 Collier, Chase 6 1, 14 7 Collier, Cleophus 35 Collins, Aaron 9, 16, 20, 123 Collins, lmarn 49 Collins, Shelby 4 9, 7 0, 14 7 Condon, Adam 6 1 Confer, Rich 16, 20, 31, 42, 120, 127,147,169 Connealy, Devan 35, 1 13, 1 17 Conner, Meghan 20, 150, 152, 153 Conroy, Caitlin 20, 29, 120, 130, 13 1, 13 2, 17 2, 190 Cook, Chelsey 6 1, 166 Cook, Kyla 61, 153 Cook, Rebecccl 49, 58, 126 Coolidge, Tianna 49, 153 Cope, Tynon 6 1, 1 17 Coplan, Christina 9, 20, 42, 96, 97, 115,122 Corbin, Raquel 49 Cordova, Benjamin 35 Corey, MacGyver 6 1 Correa, Anna 131, 170, 181 Correa, Elias 20 Correa, Eliseo 20, 170 Cortes, Jesus 18 1 Costello, Ryley 49, 122 Cotton, Matt 35, 87, 115, 161 Coufal, Brittany 4 9, 9 1, 1 15, 1 16 Coupe, Chris 20 Craig, Hannah 20 Craig, Tanner 35 Crandell, Clare 20, 120, 156, 17 6 Cranor, Kyle 20, 125, 14 7, 169 Crear, Muffy 20 Crocker, Jessica 181 Crom, Casey 49, 1 17 Crosby, Marissa 6 1 Crow, Shelby 6 1, 63 Crow, Travis 35, 42, 14 7 Crowder, Ashley 4, 49, 10 1, 1 14, 117 Crowder, Kelsey 5, 14, 20, 98, 99,

117 120,173,170 Cruickshank, 1ck 5, 20, 29, 7 8, 82, 83, 84 127, 132, 133, 190 Crumb, Brandon 35 Cudaback, Ashley 35 Cudaback, Stacey 49 Cuddeford, Teven 6 1, 1 14 Cuevas, Ismael 35 Cutter Mac*

Dabbert, Bruce 7 3 Dahlgren,Sarah 20,127,173 Daize, Bryan 20, 3 1, 136, 14 7, 153 Dalghren, Sarah 20 Dalton, Justin 35 Dang, Hien 49, 168 Dang, Nhi 35, 168 Dang,V1 49 Daniels, Jeremy 49 Daniels, Joshua 35 Darnell,Andy 20, 127, 170 Darnell, Evan 61 Dau, Jordan 1, 5, 14, 2 1, 1 15, 170, 171 Daughty, Floyd 7 3 Dautovic, Dino 49 Davidson, Ccurtney 35 Davidson, Kevin 35 Davis, Danan 1 16, 18 1 Davis, Jessica 2 1 Davis, Mikaela 49, 132, 167, 169, 190 Davis, Shaqu1lle 181 Davison, Heather 21, 31, 33, 82, 107,114 Deabler, Kelsey 136, 153, 17 1, 181 Dean, Kali 2 1 Deboer, Jennifer 153, 18 1 Deboer, Jeremy 18 1 Debus, Shellb1 49, 157 Decker, Darn 14, 49, 115, 1 17 Defreece, Halie 49, 1 14, 132, 190 Degrave, Charissa 9, 6 1 Deist, Amanda 2 1, 30, 132, 133, 142,176, 190 De La Cruz, Gabriel 18 1 De La Cruz, Israel 35 Delesk1, Christopher 6 1, 168 Delgado, Jay 6 1 Delgado Santana, Joseph 18 1 Deng, Nyajuok 61 Densberger, Stephanie 5, 49, 1 15, 116 Deselms, Derek 35, 14 7, 149 Destefano, David 35 Diaz, Brittany 50, 153 D1az,Lu1s 61 Diaz, Michael 35 Dichnstofaro, Nicole 35, 134, 135 Dickerson, Frank 7 3 Dietz, Bryce 6 1, 1 14 D1ffenderfer, Tem 7 3, 190 Dimas, Aly 50 Dinges, Brittany 35, 14 7 Dingle, Chase 128, 18 1 Dingle, Cole 168, 18 1 Dinh, Ngoc 6 1 Dinh, Tien 6 1, 168 Dittmer, Amber 9, 35, 93, 1 15, 118 Dixon, Sarah 35, 136, 153 Doan, Kelly 18 1 Dodds, Kevin 50 Dodge, Steph 35, 14 7, 169

Dominguez Gu1tron, Veronica 2 1, 140 Donahoo, Jordon 50, 1 14, 1 17 Donahoo, M1kayla 35, 96, 97, 1 15, 152, 153, 17 1 Douglas, Zachariah 18 1 Down, Scott 35 Downs, He1d1 2 1, 29, 1 14, 1 15, 117,131,132,170, 190 Drake, Cassy 50, 123 Drake, Kyle 5 , 132, 133, 190 Drdla-V/iltse,Zdenka 73 Dreesen, Anthony 18 1 Droud,Mand1 21, 122 Droud, Meagan 50 Dudycha, Tara 50, 1 15 Duncan, Caden 6 1 Du1r, Mab1I 181 Duong, Andy 50 Duong, Ch1nh 50, 163, 169, 17 0 Durukan, Bugra 6, 21, 155 Duryea, Meghan 35, 109, 1 16, 136, 147, 153, 171 Dussart, Joshua 18 1 Dym1dkowsh1, Meghan 18 1

DzerlcNath*

East, Zachary 35, 44 Eberspacher, Andrea 2 1, 17 0, 189 Eberspacher, Aubrie 6 1, 1 15 Ebrahim, Kamal 6 1, 7 1, 1 14, 1 17, 152, 153, 154 Ebrahim, S1teena 50, 106, 1 16, 159 Eckhout, Alan 36 Eckhout, Nicholas 50, 59, 1 14, 17 1 Eddy, Blake 150, 152, 169 181 Eddy, Logan 14 7, 181 Edington, Andrea 2 1, 3 1, 106, 114,116,119 Edwards, Joe 6 1, 14 7 Edwards, Jourdain 181 Edwardson, Ben 2 1 Edwardson, Kasey 2 1, 1 15, 1 16, 1 17, 16 1, 166, 170 Egan, Kyle 6 1, 1 17 Egan,Nd 21, 76,117,110,119 E1husen, Karen 7 3 Eisenberg, Benjamin 36 E1v1ns, James 18 1 Elbasheer, Olla 6 1, 66 Elbasheer, Rayan 2 1 Ellis, Geoffrey 36, 4 1 Ellsworth, Taylor 50 Emod1, Alyssa 36, 84, 108, 1 14, 116, 171 Emodi, Johnathan 14, 2 1, 1 14, 171 Emod1, Stephanie 6 1, 1 14, 169, 171 Emons,Sam 50, 117, 170 Endrulat,Amy 14,21, 117,127, 147,176 Engle, Melissa 36, 14 7, 153 Epp, Shaye 6, 2 1 Epp, Shelby 6 1" Eppenbaugh, Jill 7 3 Epstein, Ashley 18 1 Erickson, Bruce 7 3 Erickson, Cameron 50 Erickson, Janis 7 3 Ernest1, Brittney 6 1, 136 Esme1er, Michael 61, 14 7 Esteban, Edith 181 Estrada, Joe 181 Etmund, Cassandra 50

Etmund, Manay 2 1, 128 Euler, Ian 50, 1 16 Evans, Kristopher 6 1 Evertiart, Amber 36 Everley, Adam 36, 14 7, 17 1 Everley, Angie 50, 95, 115, 1 17, 169 Evers, Kristin 2 1

Fagler, Jeff 7 3 Failor, Alex 181 Fall, Alex 14 7, 17 1, 18 1 Falter, ancy 7 3 Famous, Latesha 6 1 Farber, Melanie 29, 7 3 Farley, Brendan 2 1, 94, 1 15, 17 0, 171 Farley, Bryan 6 1, 7 1, 1 15 Farmer, Kaylene 50 Fast, Frank 181 Fast,L1z 21 Fees, Kristen 7 3 Fernando, D1nith 6 1 Fernando, Sahan 36 Fish, Elizabeth 6 1 Fish, T1egan 2 1 Fisher, James 18 1 Fisher, Shannon 2 1, 136, 13 7, 15 2, 153,171 Fix, Brandon 36, 128 Fix, Brittany 62 Flesner, Kayla 62, 136, 152 Fletcher, Danous 181 Flodman, Lindsey 62, 108, 1 16 Flores, Teckaw1n 62 Flynn, Cory 102, 1 14, 1 16, 142, 181 Flynn, Darnel 3, 36, 169 Flynn, Jerica 181 Flynn, Shannon 36, 4 2 Foltz, Brandon 18 1 Foote,Bnan 62,.70,81, 114, 116 Ford, Jacy 50, 168 Forrest, Diamond 18 1 Forrest, Tyler 36 Foss, Jordan 2 1, 14 7, 17 1 Foster, Evan 2 1 Foudray, Dallas 50 Foulks, Jarayla 62 Fox, Kerry 2 1, 158 Frack, Stephanie 1 12, 1 17, 1 18, 181,188 Frack, Susan 7 3 Frauen, Sean 2 1, 32 Frauen, Sierra 2 1, 1 16, 130, 13 1, 136,169 Frey, Tyler 181 French, Brenna 50, 1 14, 14 7 French, Karen 6 2, 168, 17 0 French, Kristian 36, 168, 1 7 0 Friedman, Christi 50, 130, 13 1, 169 Frisch, Tasha 36, 153 Fritz, Lindsay 21, 31, 120, 172, 173 Frohman, Elizabeth 62, 151, 152, 163 Frohman, Zeek 50 Frye, Tyler 36 Fuller, Brandy 62 Fuller,NICk 21, 169 Fullerton, Bo-Ashley 2 1 Fullerton, Chelsey 13, 124, 181 Fullerton, Tucker 10, 62, 1 14, 1 18 Fulmer, Dustin 62, 7 0, 1 14 Furby, Lut1na 59, 153, 18 1 Fushia, Matthew 36

Fush,a,.

136

Gadeken, Brian 50 Gaines, Jameal 18 1 Gallegos Oliv.'.JS, Y ad,ra 50, 17 0 Galusha, Fr.ank 2 1, 1 16, 122 Gamez Zavala, Leobardo 62 Gann, Charles 36 Gann, Jess1Ca 50 126, 153 Garcia, Br1trne 36, 42, 44, 46, 1 16, 166 Garcia, Mana 36, 4.., Garcia, Marissa 2 2 Garcia, Moises 62, 1 14, 1 17 Garcia, R1kala 1 16, 18 1 Garman, Justin 62 Garrison, Aaron 50 Garrison, Kelli 36, 136, 14 7 Gaube, Kelsi 50, 153 Geerts, Michael 22 Gerdes, Michaela 18 1 Gengenbach, Er!Ca 34, 36, 40, 136, 147,171 Genoves, Bessie 18 1 Gerlach. Aubrey 50, 136, 144 Gerlach, atIe 36 Gibbs, Greg 7 3 Gibson, Rachael 62 Gibson, Rebecca 6 2 Gibson, Rob 2 2, 136, 153 Gilbert, Justin 50, 168 Gilbert, Vicki 50 Gile-Watson, Saura 7 3 Gill, Darnell 62 G1llisp1e, Thomas 181 Gillotti, Mike 159 Gilmore, Jordan 2 2, 1 14 Gipson, Tiff any 6 2 Glasgow, Holly 62, 68, 10 1, 1 17 Gleason, Janine 2 2 Gleason, Vanessa 50, 1 15 Gnat, Brittany 36 Gnat, Leah 6 2 Gochanour-Porter, Kyle 36 Goebel, Tyler 36 Goeman, Richard 2 2 Goemann, Ashley 4 1, 50 Golliday, Patric 36, 158 Golot1na, Anna 18 1 Golot,na, Katrina 18 1 Gomez, Ignacio 181 Gomez, Kayla 3 1, 18 1 Gomez, Mayola 2 2 Gomez, Selene 2 2 Gomez, Sheila 50 Gonzalez, Nessa 6 2 Goodteacher-Holloway, Gina 62, 168 Gordan, Johnthan 2 2 Gordon, Erica 50, 152 Gordon,Grace 62 Gordon,Johnathan 22, 117 Gose, Carson 62, 11 7, 125 Gossard, Sheen 62 Gouge, Laura 18 1 Graff, Johnna 42, 44, 58, 7 3 Gray, Chelsea 50 Gray, Richard 36 Green, Anthony 50, 168 Green, Diego 50, 1 14, 1 16 Green, Elizabeth 62, 153 Greene, V1cki 2 2 Greenrod, Aj 2 2, 164 Greenwalt, Brandon 36 Greenwood, Sarah 36 Greer, Michael 50, 1 14, 1 17, 165 Gress, Laraesha 62, 1 16

INDEX 183

Gress, Steven 50 Gr1esen, Emily 7 3 Grieser, Robbie 36, 44, 17 0 Gr1ff1n, Michael 181 Gr1ff1n,Monica 22,127,154 Griffin, Samantha 62, 128, 129, 14 7, 168 Griggs, Jessica 18 1 Groenewold, Kalyn 36, 1 14, 153, 189 Grossenbacher,Josh 22, 29, 128, 129,188 Grunder, Ashley 50 Grundman, Kendra 36, 4 2, 1 15, 135, 136, 153, 17 1 Guerra, Sara 50, 62, 69, 70, 95, 115,132,135, 144, 190

Guerrero G*

181

Haase, Andrea 4 7, 50, 126, 143 Hadenfeldt, Jessica 62, 14 7 Hadgi,Omar 62 Haen, Renee 50 Hagemann, Kevin 50, 8 1, 1 10, 1 14, 117 Hagood, Kyle1gh 2 2 Hahn, Maggie 50, 95, 115, 123 Hale, Tyler 22, 135, 136, 137, 138,150,151,152, 153,189 Hall, Chelsie 153, 18 1 Hall, David 2 2 Hall, Laura 50, 108,, 109, 1 16, 118 Hall. Mech1a 153, 18 1 Halsey, Falla 44, 7 3, 1 7 1 Hamel, Corey 36 Hamel, Sarah 16, 62, 1 14, 142, 144 Hamilton, Enka 153, 18 1 Hamo, Adel 18 1 Hamo, Shahab 18 1 Hammer, Aaron 62, 153 Hamo, Khaeri 5 1 Hamo, Shern 2 2 Handy, Kris 18 1 Hansen, Trevor 62, 14 7 Hardy, Branden 2 2 Hardy, Doug 5 1 Hargreaves, Bethany 62, 136, 153 Harmon, Kelsi 2 2, 120, 17 2 Harpst, Marika 13, 62, 114 Harring, Mike 2 2 Harns, Bnttany 18 1 Harns, Bryce 5 1 Harns, LaJ1mm1e 18 1 Hams, Malcom 5 1, 1 14 Hamsson, Jessica 18 1 Harrold, Melissa 6 2, 15 2 Hartley, Joe 62, 80, 81, 105, 1 14, 116 Hassenplug, Brian 18 1 Hauser, Blake 5 1, 1 14 Hauser, Stephanie 62 Havlat, Joey 62 Havlicek, Kenneth 36, 14 7 Hayden, Merriam 5 1, 14 7 Haynes, Brianna 5 1 Hearn, Ashley 36 Hearn, Schyler 5 1 Hedges, David 18 1 Hedges, Derek 36, 16 7, 168, 170 Hedges, Johnathan 69, 18 1 He1kk1nen, Jenni 181 Heine, Susan 29, 7 3 Helmick, Amber 2 2

184 INDEX

Helmkamp, Meghan 36 Helms, James 6 2 Heminger, Cara 7 3, 160, 169 Henderson, Chad 6 2 Henrickson, Paul 18 1 Henning, DreVv 62, 1 14, 1 16 Henning, Jon 2 2, 164, 170 Hergenrader, Alycia 62, 68 Hergenrader,April 22, 132, 158, 190 Hernandz, Cervando 181 Hernandez, Hazel 18 1 Hernandez, Osmin 14 1, 18 1 Hernandez, Stephanie 6 2 Hernandez, Valerie 36 Herrera Enriquez, Rosa 140, 18 1 Hesse, Louis 2 2 Hesso, Berivan 181 Hesso, Raf1dah 18 1 Hesso, Riyad 36, 140 Hetland, Kristi 7 3 Heuza, Andrew 18 1 Heyen, Andrew 36 HIatt, Bev 7 3 Hiatt, Jacob 5, 36, 44, 86, 87, 115 Hickey, James 36 H1gg1ns, Corey 9, 5 1, 1690 Hightower, Christopher 62, 1 14, 116 Hilde,Dana 36, 135, 136, 147, 153,171 Hill, Clay 62, 168 Hillman, Robert 36 Himmelbe(g, Randi 11, 18, 22, 132, 133, 156, 190 Hinds, Justina 2 2 Hinman, Joshua 14, 2 2, 136, 14 7 Hinrichs, Cortney 51 Hladik, Dennon 36 Hladik, Nikyle 62 Hoang, Chi Nhung 22, 166, 167, 168 Hoang, Lam 1 15, 16 7, 168, 18 1 Hoang, Tommy 143, 168, 18 1 Hobbs, Eileen 36 Hodgin, Andy 62, 117 Hodgin, Brad 36 Hodgin, Jordan 14, 36, 136, 14 7 Hoehne, Cynthia 7 3, 124 Hofmann, Ashley 3 7 Hoffman, Matthew Hohensee, Aaron 3 7, 4 7 Hoke, Rachel 18 1 Holbrook, Justin 18 1 Holden, Sean 2 2, 1 1 7 Holdsworth, Ashley 3 7 Hollcroft, Sara 7 3 Holmes, Michael 51 Holsclaw, Garret 18, 2 2 f-,olz, Tiffany 22, 136, 152, 153, 169,171 Homewood, Greg 6 2, 68, 1 1 7, 14 7 Homeyer, Lindsey 2, 8, 5 1, 54, 1 15, 117, 163, 189 Hoover, Ashley 17 1, 18 1 Hoover, Kristen 17 1, 18 1 Hoppes, Amber 5 1 Horton, Antonette 63, 69, 108, 116 Horton, Dontav1ous 2 2, 165 Horton, Vontav1ous 18 1 Hosek, Renee 7 3 Hosick, Dustin 2 2 Hoskins,F'1per 3 7, 130, 13 1, 153 Hostetler, Thomas 5 1 Houlden, Megan 51, 1 15, 120, 123, 132,136,137,159, 190

Housh, Samuel 8, 63, 1 14, 1 16 Houston, Tritav1on 63, 68, 104, 116 Houston-Moore, Arden 63 Howard,Amanda 51,117,162, 163 • Howard-Hall, Karissa 63 Howell, A.J. 5 1, 136, 14 7 Howell, John 22, 76, -1 13, 1 17, 169 Howell, N1cholas 2 2, 1 10, 1 1 1, 1 17 Hu,Allie 23, 126, 128, 170 Hu, Karen 5 1, 58, 134, 135, 136, 171 Hua,Amy 34,37, 120,128,129, 171 Hua, Hong 37, 169 Hua,M1ng 23 Hua, Peng 181 Hua, Sonya 23, 120, 190 Hubbard, Nathan 23, 1 17, 124 Hudson, Katelyn 2 3 Huff,Billy 23 Hugelman, Vince 23, 1 14, 189 Hughs, Amber 18 1 Hunt, Victoria 23, 136, 152, 153, 169, 17 0, 17 1 Hurst, Brittney 5 1 Hute, Darrell 7 3 Hutzell, Meg 23, 177 Hutzell, Paige 5 1, 16 7, 168 Huyett, Ryan 1 14, 181 Huynh, Janie 63, 143

Huynr\Kim *

Ibach, Kelli 5 1 Ibach, Stephanie 23 Ibrahim, Nae1f 181 Ibrahim, Osman 5 1 !deus, Christ;ne 7 3 !deus, Dustin 63 !deus, Ricky 37, 103, 116, 155 lgo,Chelsey 23, 76,88, 115,127, 160, 169, 170 Ihde, Jeremiah 63 Ihde, Leroy 5 1 ldhe,F'a ige 18 1 Ihde, Taylor 18 1 Ihnen, Taylor 13, 63, 69, 7 1, 85, 114 Iverson, Hallie 5 1, 1 15 Iverson, Payton 3 7, 7 8, 1 14 lwa1, Claire 14 7

Jaber, Reham 63 Jackson, Andrew 18 1 Jackson, Antigone 44, 169, 14 7, 181 Jackson, Daesha 18 1 Jackson, Daevon 18 1 Jackson, Dillon 3 7 Jackson, Matt 63, 1 14, 1 16 Jackson, Michelle 46 Jackson, Traci 5 1 Jacobson, Craig 7 3 James, Michael 37, 40, 134, 135, 136, 14 7, 17 1 Janssen, Cody 3 7 Jaramilllo Morales, Jorge 18 1 Jeffers, Ashley 23 Jehorek, Kristian 63 Jensen, Brandon 63 Jimenez, Alan 5 1, 115 J1skra, Cami 5, 23, 99, 132, 133, 172,190

Jochum, Adam 63, 1 14 . Johnson, Brett 18 1 Johnson, Brittany 5 1 Johnson, Delont'e 18 1 Johnson, Elizabeth 63 Johnson, Karley 63, 101, 1 17, 163 Johnson, Katie 3, 23, 96, 97, 1 15, 136, 139, 150, 15 1, 152,153,166,171, 188 Johnson, Marc 5 1 Johnson, Matthew 18 1 Johnson, Zach 3 7, 17 1 Johnson, Zepplin 63 Jok, Dominic 37, 1 16 Jones, Chenell 3 7, 17 0 Jones, David 37, 44 Jones, Efrem 1 14, 18 1 Jones, Noell 18 1 Jordan, Amanda 3 7, 4 2, 46, 4 7, 76, 115, 158 Jordan, Amber 4, 5 1, 85, 1 14, 117,188 Jordan, Jacob 63 Juracek, Marcus 5 1 Jukov1c, M1nela 23, 98, 99, 166, 170 Justa, Brittany 3 7, 10 7, 1 14, 116

Kad1c, M1rnes 5 1 Kad1c, M1rnesa 51 Kaenel,Joe 23, 127, 170, 174 Kahla, V/alaa 18 1 Karim, Arez 63 Karim, Chia 37 Karre, Josephine 3 7 Kassebaum, Jessica 23, 127, 171 Kasem, Adnan 18 1 Kasem, Noura 181 Kaster, Tyler 3 7 Katt, Daniel 1, 23, 115, 177, 188 Keating, Alex 5 1 Keating, Shannon 181 Keefer, Sabrina 23, 1 17 Keel, Alex 3 7 Keeler, Stephan 3 7 Kehm, Aaron 3 7 Keller, Oliver 23, 14 7, 170 Kelley, Patrick 17 Kellogg, Devin 51, 14 7, 17 1 Kelly, Colby 63 Kelly, Decoda 18 1 Kelly, Patrick 17, 181 Kelso, Travis 5, 14, 23, 1 12, 1 17, 150 Kemp,Chris 37, 46 Kemp, Deante 63 Kemp, Sandy 37, 44 Kempkes, Danielle 37, 44, 136, 137,147,171 Kennell, Dylan 3 7 Kepler, Jan 7 3 Ketchmark, Kaylynn 63 Key, Jerry 5 1, 78, 1 14, 1 16, 154 Khalaf, Sev1 181 Khalil, Saeed 18 1 Kheder, Ayad 23 Kheder, Hussein 23 Kheder, Kamo 18 1 Khoude1da, Gina, 181 Khoudeida, Jamal 5 1 Khoude1da, Jamil 5 1, 63 Khule, Emily 167 Khuu, Hang 3 7 Khuu,K1et 141, 181

K1burz-Gr1mes, Emily 7 3 K1ene, Jeremy 23 Killman, Drew 23, 152, 166, 68, 169,174 King, Aaron 63 King, Carolyn 5 1 King, Quentin 23 King, Rachel 7 3 Kinney, Camelle 7 3 Kirkland, Linda 7 3 K1rkl1n, Michael 5 1, 1 16 Kishchun, Maks1m 3 7, 14 7 Kitchen, Cameron 63 Kitchen, Kendall 3 7, 1 14 Kittrell, Jaimee 10, 37, 130 Kittrell, Matt 3 7 Klapperich, Zack 14, 3 7, 1 1a £.a Kle1n,Al1son 51, 93, 115 Klein, David 23 Kleinert, Tiffany 63, 1 16 Klooster, Brieanna 63, 1 14, 169 Klooster, Jacob 3 7 Klooster, Joshua 23, 1 15, 1C. 170 Klopfenstein, Antonio 8, 1 14 Klopfenstein, James 63 Kluck, Grace 63, 15.'3 Kluck, William 37, 169 Kluczynsk1, Amber 5 1, 1 14 Kmiecik, Christopher 181 Knaff, Kameron 2 3 Knego, Cnantel 3 7 Knickerbocker, V/1ll1am 181 Knight, Amber 14, 18, 23, 1? 146, 14 7I 170, 1~ Knoche, John 51, 14 7, 149 Knust, Kimberlie 63, 1 15, 1~ 150,151 Knutson, Ryan 51 Kohel, Holly 23, 30 Kohl, Bryce 1 18 Kok, Ngong 5 1, 1 16 Kok, Yar 170, 18 1 Koll, Brandy 63, 82, 1 14, 1 1 Konovalchuk, D1ma 3 7 Konovalchuk, Manna 51 Kopiasz, Emily 63, 153 Korb, Ashley 2 3 Ko(b, Roxie 37, 17 1 Korber, Bradley 3 7 Korobova, Kseniya 14 7, 181 Kot1k, Kristy 7 3 Kouakou, Chechev1 63 Kovar, Adam 63, 136, 14 7, Kovar, Megan 5 1, 136, 14 7 Krasser, Shane 5 1 Krause, Matthew 23 Krause, Michael 23, 87, 115 Kreps, Trenton 63 Krichau, Cole 63 Krizek, Tanner 63, 14 7 Kroll, Megan 7 3, 120, 170 Krueger, Zachary 5 2, 166 Krumtum, Kenneth 5 2, 14 7, 1 Kruse, Karissa 52, 88, 113, • 1 17, 14 7, 148 Krzycki, Megan 52, 1 14 Kudron, Tiarrah 23 Kuhle, Emily 52, 166 Kut, Jok 1 16, 18 1 Kuznetsov, Eugene 18 1 Kwai,Bol 37 Kwan, Jeanne 73, 168 1

La, Khanh 14 1, 18 1 Lacey, Garret 24, 136

Lacher, Nickolas 4, 37, 1 17 Lado Andrea, Esta 63, 14 1 Lafrenz, Ryan 52 Lairmore, Icole 181 Lamb,Kat1e 51 , 63, 151 , 152 Landenberger, Cody 3 7 Lange, Shannon 18 1 Larkins, Cody 181 Larsen, Joshua 63 Larsen, Nathan 3 7 Laschcinzky, Allison 37, 153 Lass, Deborah 5 2 Lass, Jonathan 2 4 Laursen, Brennan 3 7 La Veile, Todd 7 3 Lawhorne, Nicholas 24, 1 14 Lawson, Danielle 52, 57, 1 15 Lawson, Mary 3, 7, 24, 134, 135, 136, 138, 152 Le,Cuong 52 Le, Hai 63, 160 Le, Jackson 18 1 Le,Long 52 Le,My 52 Le,Ny 181 Le, Tracy 63 Leaf, Lainie 63 Leafty, Dyllon 63, 69, 1 14, 1 17 Lechtenberg, Brandon 7 3 Lee,Kristina 24,117,127,128, 159,170 Lee,Mia 64, 114, 116 Lefler, Jennifer 3 7 Legrand, April 38 Legrande, Ben 38, 159 Lehn, David 1, 4, 14, 24, 17 1 Lehr, Austin 38 Lelfert, Trish 24, 128 Leua, Erika 18 1 Leimbach, Jason 7 3 Lemke, Megan 7 3 Lenhoff, Austin 52, 1 15, •1 17 Lewandowski, Brooke 52, 1 15 Lewis, Derek 38, 136, 139, 14 7 Lewis, Justin 52, 81, 1 14 Lewis, Tyrone 52, 1 14, 155 Leyden, Shelly 7 3 L1, David 38, 1 15, 128, 129, 135 Lickter, Matt 188 Lien, Alex 64 Lierman, Al~ 168, 181 Limbach, Zach 7 4 Lincoln, Blake 18 1 Linneman, BenJamin 52, 14 7 Lippert, Kyle 18 1 Lippold, Megan 64 Lips, Natalie 52, 128, 14 7, 169, 170 Litt,Cheneya 64 Little, Gage 38 Livers, Logan 5 2 Lockert, Eric 1 7 1 Loeck, Brianna 14, 24, 98, 99, 117, 125,188 Lomeli Ocegueda, Ariana 52 Lamison, Eric 64, 1 14 Long, Brennan 5 2 Loos,Nico 38, 44 Loos, Steven 24 Lopez, Gwendolyn 64, 139, 153 Loury, Shadon 64 Lovrien, Brandon 181 Lowe, Brett 5 2, 17 1 Lucas, Taylor 5 2, 1 14, 17 1 Luce, Jessica 64 Ludwig, Eric 64, 168 Luedke, Brian 64, 1 14, 18 1 ~uethJe, Alexandra 38, 92, 1 15, 149

Luft, Taylor 38 Luhring, Zack 64, 14 7 Luis, Sharon 1 16, 181 Lunderville, Amanda 64, 153 Lundholm, Rachel 64, 150, 15 2, 153 Luthi, Melissa 7 4 LuthJe, Alexandra 14 7 Lutz, Tera 181 Ly, Bruce 18 1 Ly,Linda 52 Lybarger, Jordan 24 Lynch, Cody 38, 1 14, 1 17

Machacek, Justin 10, 64, 7 1, 114, 142 Machol.an, Erin 18 1 Mack, Rachel 7 4 Mackety, Damon 64, 1 17 Maddux, Cyndy 7 4 Maddux, Peter 7 4 Madlock, Dion 5 2 Madlock, Sidney 64, 69, 1 14, 1 16 Madlock, Tanisha 64 Magnuson, Nathan 52, 1 17, 126 Mahrt, Kara 181 Ma1, Ngoc 52 Maier, Clare 52, 1 13, 1 15, 117 Maki, Amy 24, 153, 168 Makov1dra, Amberly 17 1, 181 Malcolm, Bonnie 7 4 Malcolm, Dalton 52, 58, 169, 17 1 Malcom, Jacob 52 Malone, Anthony 5 2 Malotky, Kirsten 5 2, 153 Mam1, Heather 38, 95, 1 15, 1 17, 119, 169 Mangel, Laina 24, 128 Mangers, Krista 24, 136 Mangers, Travis 64, 1 14 Manley, Bryanna 52 Manuylo, Tatyana 52 Marroquin, Alexander 52 Marshall, Erik 52, 168 Marshall, Sarah 24, 134, 135, 136, 139, 150, 152, 153 Marshall, Seth-2 4 Marshall, Sha 1lee 38, 136, 14 7, 153 Marti, Terri 7 4 Martin, Deshanellah 2 4 Martin, M1kayla 64 Martin, Mitchell 153, 18 1 Martin, Spenser 13, 24, 177 Martin, Zak1yyah 64 Martinez, Adam 17 0 Martinez, Amanda 5 2 Martinez, Andrew 24, 33, 136, 150,151,152,153, 171 Martinez, Maria 38, 1 15, 14 7, 162, 163, 166, 169 Martinez, Rosalinda 38 Martinez, Ronnie 18 1 Martinez, Undreia 181 Martinez-nos, Francisca 52, 166, 170 Martynyuk, Liliya 18 1 Martynyuk, Vita 140, 14 1, 18 1 Martynyuk, Vitaliy 181 Masat, Brian 38 Mason-rekte, Natassia 52 Massa, Nicholas 24, 169 Masters, Karla 52 Masterson, Sharon 18 1 Matos, Rafael 38 Mattison, Luke 5 2, 1 17

Matt1son,Stephen 24 Mattox, Joshua 64 Matzen, John 7 4, 124, 169 Maxwell, 1mberly 5 2, 136 Mayer, Zalna 4, 48, 50, 5 2 Maynard, Kali 64, 136, 158 Mayr, Joshua 38 McAndrew, Madison 64, 70, 1 14, 158 McBride, Kyle 8, 5 2, 1 14, 16 1 McCaffrey, Lindsey 64, 68 McCaugherty'. Cory 38, 44, 153, 168 McCaugherty, Dylan 7, 12, 24, 127 McClellan, Elizabeth 24, 90, 91 , 1 15, 127, 159, 170, 177 McClure, Matt 38, 1 14, 120 McCombs, AJ 18 1 McCombs, Eugene 5 2, 16 7, 168 McDonald, Daman 52 McGarv1e, Cory 64, 14 7 McGinnis, Danielle 52 McGrath, Chelsea 5 2 McHargue, Cortney 64, 1 14 Mcintosh, Michael 24 McIntyre, Nathanael 64 McKinney, Emily 38, 146, 14 7 MckKnney, Kamllle 38, 9 1, 1 15, 1 19, 134, 135, 17 1 McKinney, Kiefer 64, 1 14 McKinney, Sarah 5 2 McKinnon, Alexandra 52, 101, 1 17 McKnight, Kendra 5 2, 93, 1 15, 1 18 Mc Mclhon, Hclnnah 38 Mcthenia, Cameron 38, 1 17, 169 Mehtcl, Kyle 18 1 Meirose,Ashley 17, 24, 96, 97, 1 15, 170, 17 4 Melcher, Taylor 24 Mendenhclll, Sclmm1 5 2, 5 7, 10 1, 117 Mendenhclll, Thomcls 64, 69, 170 Mendez, Jose 2 4 Meredith, Bennett 24, 114, 127, 150, 152, 153, 17 1 Mero, Chelsey 38, 155, 166, 169, 189 Merrick, Kimberly 64 Merritt, Libby 64 Merritt, Luccls 38, 15 2 Mertes, Lcluren 52, 101, 1 17 Mesk1n, Jamil 64 Mesk1n, Khalil 38 Mewes, Briclnncl 18 1 Mewes, Kclylynn 5 2 Meyer, Dclv1d Meyer, Gary 5 2 Meyer, Jessie.cl 7 4 Meysenburg, Nick 64, 14 7 Mezcl, Soni.cl 64 Mezcl Vidales, Victor 64 Michael, Kclt1e 169, 181 Michal, M1chclelcl 42, 132, 133, 16 7, 17 1, 190 Michal, Shannon 24, 170, 17 1 M1chals,J.3cquelyn 64, 128, 129 Michl, Kelsi 38, 1 14, 126, 130, 131 Middclgh, Melisscl 52, 93, 108, 1 15, 116 Mikclycl, Michel 52, 104, 1 14, 1 16 Mikkleson, Sean 38, 153 Miller, Amandcl 38, 153 Miller, Jeremy 15, 64 Miller, Jesse 181 Miller, Kcltie 53 Miller, Kyle 24, 1 14, 17 4 Miller, Mclrcus 24 Miller, Mclrk 64

Miller Rclndy 24, 147, 170, 171 Mitchell, Cody 64 Mitchell, Rycln 53 Mobley, 5rian 53. ·1 14, 158 Moeller, Jesse 38, 42, 168, 169 Mohamed, Bcldreldnn 18 1 Mohclmed, Islam 18 1 Mohclmed, Sclrcl 18 1 Mohs1ni, Sclmi 181 .MoJe, Sclrclh 7 4 Molifucl, Mclteo 5, 53, 1 14, 1 17 Monroe, Lcluren 64, 153 Moody, Rclndcl 64, 69, 1 16, 136 Moore, Julie 38 Moore, Kesh 1cl 7 6, 109, 1 16, 181 Moore, Lcltikkcl 64 Morclles, Veroniccl 13, 18, 24, 98, 99, 117, 127, 156 Morales Uribe, V1rid1am 53 Moran, Jocelyn 64 ~ Morel Rodnguez, Ismael 18 1 Moreno, Miguel 38, 1 14, 1 17 Morgcln, Tyler 24 Morns, Erin 53 Morns,Kelli 24 Morrison, Dclv1d 64, 14 7, 148 Morrison, Trevor 64, 70, 1 14, 144 Morton,Austrcl!icl 24, 29, 130, 131,159, 162, 163 Morton, lequcln 38 Moser, Ktist1 16, 7 4, 14 2 Mosher, Connor 25, 188 Motschenbclcher, Shclwnie 7 4 Mourcld, Khcllaf 18 1 Mourcld, Kheri 18 1 Muhammad, Michelle 38 Mukiscl, Justine 132, 181, 190 Mulder, JeSSICcl 64, 1 15 Munderloh, Taylor 64, 67, 69, 117, 153 Muniz, Castillo 169 Muniz, Jose 2 5 Munson, Ashley 18 1 Murchison, D'J0t1. 53 Murrcly, Erin 64, 96, 97, 1. 15 Murrcly, Mclrie 25 Murrcly,Maureen 3, 15, 38, 96, 97, 115,189 Murrcly, Stephanie 2, 12, 18, 2 5, 30, 32, 96, 97, 1 15, 132, 172,190 Murrell, Fredric.cl 1 16, 18 1 Murrell, Jamequa 53 Murry, Cotekcl 18 1 Murry, Spencer 64, 15 7 Musiel, Candi 7 4 Mus1el, Matt 7 4 Musil, Michael 7 4 Mussman, Ryan 38, 4 7, 132, 162, 163,190

Myer,;, And*

4 7, 17 I

Nabach, Dusti 25 Nannen, Emily 14, 25, 128, 129, 135, 136, 137, 150, 155, 171 Nastin, Aleksandr 18 1 Nastin, Dm1triy 18 1 NastIn, Sergey 18 1 Nathan, Jeff 2 5, 136 Nathcln, Kristen 136, 153, 14 7, 181 Neal, Jon 18 1 Nealy, Scott 34, 38, 1 14, 164 Nebesniak, Alexis 53, 153 Nelson, James 64 Nelson, Max 64, 14 7, 170

elson, Rclchel 64 Nelson, Roman 38,147,170 Nelson, Taylor 9, 53, 57, 84, 1 14, 116 elson-Hltz, Kt1st1 7 4 Nesson, Mclllory 64, 1 15 Neuman, Dclniel 7, 64, 14 7 Neuman, Lindsey 181 Nevins, Isaiah 181 Ngo, Goku 18 1 Ngo, Quang 38 Nguyen, Alex 38 Nguyen, BenJclm1n 64, 1 17 Nguyen, Chuong 2 5 Nguyen, Cl.,;ud1a-Ashley 2, 25, 88 Nguyen, Doclnh 2 5 Nguyen, Duy 38 Nguyen, Eltzclbeth 53 Nguyen, Helo 64 Nguyen, Hoel 38 Nguyen, Hoclng 25 Nguyen, Jessica 65 Nguyen, Jimmy 181 Nguyen, evIn 65 Nguyen, Khclnh 2 5 Nguyen, Khuong 53 Nguyen, K1eu Nhi 38 Nguyen, Kim 2 5 Nguyen, Lam 38 Nguyen, Lan 38 Nguyen, Le 18 1 Nguyen, Loan 18 1 Nguyen, M1chelle 65, 10 1, 1 17, 158 Nguyen, M1nh 2 5 Nguyen, Nclng 140, 18 1 Nguyen, Nguyen 53 Nguyen,Ollvia 25,126,168,170 Nguyen, Ryan 65 Nguyen, Simon 65, 94, 153 Nguyen, Tammy 38 Nguyen, Thanh 2 5 Nguyen, Thomas 38, 60, 94, 1 15, 168 Nguyen, Tocln 18 1 Nguyen, Tony 18 1 Nguyen, True 14, 53 Nguyen, Viet 65, 14 1 Nguyen, V1v1an 65, 168 Nguyen, Vuong 38, 14 1 Nhial, Muon 53, 140 Nicewonger, Lindsay 14, 53, 10 1, 117 Nicewonger, Mindy 53, 1 17 Nielsen, Casey, 25 Niemeyer, Connor 18 1 Nimox, Marshawne 58, 181 Nimox, Mclrteancl 25 Nimox,M1chael 38 Noble, Todd 70, 7 4 Norris, David 53 Norris, Derek 65 Norris, Robert 2 5 Nott, Christine 7 4 Nunez, Adrion 65, 1 14 Nunn,Alanna 14, 18, 25, 31, 82, 1 14, 170, 17 2, 177 Nutter, Alex 65, 80, 1 14, 1 17

Nyman,Ash*

O'connell, Tony cl 38 O'connor, Anthony 25 Oaks, Anthony 65 Odem, Tony 38, 136, 13 7, 150, 152, 153, 169, 17 1 Oestmann, Gigi 65, 168 Ofodinnwa, Darrel 65, 81, 1 14 Ogden, Cclssey 2 5

INDEX 185

Ohamara, Clinton 53 Ohlschwager, Joshua 181 01-ioro, Marcus 18 1 Olberd1ng,Amber 25 Olsen, Brett 38 Olson, Brett 38, 44 Oison, Cassie 25, 29, 114, 14 7, 170,175 Olson, Deshay 18 1 Olson, Heather 65, 1 16, 166 Oppegard, Casey 38, 17 1 Oppegard, Sadie 25 Ortiz, Dustin 38 Ortiz, Dustin 181 Osborn, Joni 16, 7 4 Osman, Ali 39 Osman: Amal 18 1 Osman, Haifaa 69, 14 1, 18 1 Osman, Husein 39 Osman, Osman 18 1 Osman, Sanaa 39 Osman, Shaha 5 1 Osso, Faisal 181 Osso, Oras 181 Othman, Sheereen 39, 163 Otto, Terri 74 Owen, Jake 65, 160 Owens,Aubrey 39, 42, 170

Oxf<>-<ISco*

Pabst, Enc 7 4 Pack, Andre' 6, 15, 39, 4 2, 46, 8 1, 116 Paez,Mmca 53 Pate, Travis 39, 1 14 Pal, Renulesh 163, 181 Pallard, Michal 181 Palmer, Josephine 53, 56 Palmer, Tyler 53 Palu, Brandon 39 Pano, Antonio 181 Pano, Fernando 181 Pano, Janette 39 Panowicz, Carly 39 Paradise, Jeff 181 Parker, Cody 53 Parker, Jerald 25, 1 11, 1 14 Parker, LaJayen 65 Parker, Tanner 18 1 Parker, Tyler 65, 1 14 Parrott, Ashlie 39 Parrott, Jose 1 17, 181 Parrott, Michaela 65 Paschold, Susan 62, 7 4, 128 Patel, Prinku 2 5 Patterson, Cyrus 181 Patzloff,Jamie 25 Paulick, Joey 39 Paul1ss1an, Forrest 53 Pautz, Jeffrey 53 Pautz, Phillip 25, 125, 162, 163 Paxton, Mallory 53, 108, 109, 114,116 Payne, Amber 116, 181 Payne, Anel 1 16, 181 Payne, Depreece 65, 116 Payne, Marikita 53, 136, 139, 147,153 Payne, Preston 65, 116 Payne, Shawnia 65 Payne, Teyler 181 Peppard, Shane 39, 44, 1 14, 169 Percival, Melissa 25 Peregoy, Marty 7 4 Perez, Joshua 181 Perez,Marlin 47,131,181 Perez, Ozzie 65

186 INDEX

Perez, Saul 16, 181 Perk1ns,James 25 Perkins, Malia 7 4 Perkins-Green, Tyrell 181 Perry, Brittany 169 Perry,Kelsey 53,59, 101,117, 153, 170, 189 Perry, Tony 39, 46, 1 14 Pershing,Ashley 25 Pescador, Caleb 53 Pester, Barbara Petersen, Danica· 39 Peterson, Adrianna 65 Peterson, Jamie 53, 1 15, 116 Petro, Nathan 2 5 Pettis, Finest 65 Petty, Drew 53, 136, 14 7, 171 Peurala, Ashley 65 Pfeifer, Jill_ 53, 5 7, 14 7 Pham, Ben 53, 168 Pham, Donald 1 15, 168, 18 1 Pham, Donna 65 Pham, Khang 53, 94, 1 15, 168 Phan, Allan 65 Phan, Trang 65, 7 1 Phannick, Anne 53 Phares, Jerry 53 Phelps, Christopher 18 1 Ph1l1pp1, Evan 25, 169 Philips, Kayla 18 1 Pickel, Brittany 25, 136, 139, 14 7 P1ckenng, Lacey 3, 8, 39, 4 1, 46, 88, 89,115,120 Pickering, Lexie 53, 76, 108, 109, 116,147 Pinto Piedrahita, Henry 6, 26 Pischel, Tna 7 4 Pisa, Narin 39 Pitts, Taylor 5, 12, 13, 26, 29, 82, 98, 99, 114, 117, 152, 160, 170, 175, 176 Pluta, Ryan 26, 29, 32, 78, 79, 114,116 Podwinski, Kyle 65, 7 1 Poe, Marissa 65, 1 15 Poethig,Danny 3, 18, 26, 30, 94, 1 15, 138, 139, 153, 170 Polfus, Elicia 53, 153 Policky,Paige 2, 13,65,67, 70,91, 115, 117 Polski, Rebekah 53, 136 Pompa Tamayo, Maria 65 Pompa Tamayo, Martha 181 Pool, Elisha 65 Powell, Kaitlyn 13, 39, 100, 1 17 Price, La Knsta 65, 1 16 Price, Vann 7 4 Procacina, Nick 53, 169 Procacina, Tony 39, 1 15, 1 17 Prochaska, Brooke 53 Proctor, Amanda 53, 153, 17 1 Proffitt, Andre' 65 Prokop, Jamie 26 Puckett, Megan 39, 84, 1 14, 17 1 Pudenz, Alex 65, 1 17, 14 7 Pustovit, David 53

Quattroch1, Tony 7 4, 103 Quezada, Alyssa 65 Quick, Ben 9, 26 Quigley, Brandi 53

Qu,ntero,M*

Rabbe-Miller, Melinda 7 4

Ramadan, Mahla 53 Ramaekers, Drew 7 4 Ramirez, Andi 26, 33 Ramirez, Veronica 65 Rawlins, Charlotte 39 Rawson,Kat1e 39,129, 168 Ray, James 26, 128, 136, 137, • 152,153 R2y, Jonathan 53, 1 14 Ray, Rachel 12, 14, 15, 26, 134, 135,136,139,152, 153 Reed, Kameron 53, 59, 80, 104, 114,116 Reese, Jeff 53 Reeves, Erica 53 Reid, Toni 65, 101, 117 Reiling, Matt 7 4, 107 Reimnitz, aitlin 53, 115, 152 Reinhardt, Jessica 3, 39, 96, 97, 115 Reinhart, Kyle 39, 136, 139, 14 7 ReJda, Jeremy 26, 30 Rempfer, Beth 26, 122, 126, 134, 135,136 Renteria, Demetria 18 1 RequeJO, Ashlie 26 Rethmeier, Jodi 7 4 Rettig, Nicole 65 Reyes, Cynthia 65 R1ak,Gumok Rice, Jennica 39, 1 15, 1 16, 1 18, 188 Rice, Joshua 39 Rice, Kamron 18 1 Richards, Nancy 39, 14 7 Richards, Ray 26, 30 Richardson, Me~1n 18 1 Riebel, Josh 18 1 Rieker, Ryan 7 21Riesenberg, Kyle 65 Rivas, Mek1ta 12, 26, 29, 33, 1 17, 126, 136, 139, 170, 188 Rivera, Jonathon 26 Roach, Kristina 39 Roach, Timothy 39 Robb, Elliott 17, 26, 136, 14 7, 148 Robb, Quentin 65 Roberson, Keenan 65, 68, 143 Roberts, Jordan 39, 189 Roberts, Kacie 8, 39 Robinett, Dylan 65, 14 7 Robinett, Tobias 39, 14 7 Robinette, Jami 26, 153 Robinson, Jacqueline 53, 56 Robinson, Katie 53 Robinson, Kerres 53, 5 7, 1 15 Robinson, Nikita 181 Rodaway, Matt 181 Roderick, Chailane 181 Rodnguez, Evan 6, 9, 15, 39, 7 9, 114 Rogers, Samantha 65 Rolfe, Zachary 39, 44 Rollins, Matthew 181 Romero, Luis 181 Rosales, Bessy 8 Rose, Shae 18 1 Rosenbaum, Taylor 65, 14 7 Ross,Amanda 167, 168,, 181 Roth, Michelle 53, 1 14 Rothwell, Kelsey 26 Rouse, Jeni 39, 128 Rowland, Crystal 39 Rubeiz, Chaz, 12 7 Rubeiz, Christian 26 Ruhl, Anthony 65, 105, 1 14, 1 16

Ruis1nger, Amy 7 4 Runions, Kevin 1, 4, 5, 83, 84, 12 7, 181 Rush, Mano 54, 1 16 Rusterm1er, V/illiam 65, 153 Ruth, Amber 18 1 Rutt, Craig 65, 160 Ryan, Jessica 15, 54, 1 15 Ryan, Shaunae 54 Ryan-Leach, Virginia 26 Ryder, Jared 39 Ryder, Josh*

Sabatka, Nathaniel 54, 145 Sacca, Richard 54 Sahunc, Kenan 26 Salazar, Elizabeth 54, 17 0 Salistean, Rob 16, 7 4, 146, 14 7, 148 Sallinger, Jessi 3, 26, 33, 96, 97, 115,118,120 Saltzman, Alicia 26 Saltzman, Sarah 65, 14 7, 148, 169 Saltzman, Michael 181 Saltzman, Tom 54, 144 Sanchez, Anakaren 18 1 Sa~chez, Angel 14 1, 18 1 Sanchez, Clyde 26 Sanchez, Gilberto Sanchez Sanchez, Janelli 54 Sanchez, Jessica 54 Sanchez, Selene 65 Sanchez Luevano, Edgar 181 Sands,Stephanie 39, 96, 97, 124, 189 Sanford, Elizabeth 54, 153 Santos, Leonel 18 1 Saporta, V1rg1nia 48, 7 4 Sat1mo, Wini 65, 14 1, 153 Satar, Elizabeth 26 Satra, Kelsey 26, 29, 31, 44, 120, 127,132,133,170, 172, 177, 188, 190 Satra, Krista• 13, 60, 6~ 6 7, 7 0, 85, 1 14, 120, 158 Satree, Charmain 7 4, 17 1 Saunders, Naomi 65 Saure, Ether 14, 39, 4 1, 130, 13 1, 136,137,139,147,149 Savage, Nicholas 26, 1 17 Schaaf, Sierra 39, 136, 14 7, 169 Schaber, Wayne 7 4 Schaepe, Stefan 54, 1 15 Schafer, Michael 66, 1 17, 14 7 Schaffer, Max 54, 1 14 Schefc1k, Ashley 18 1 Schell, Taylor 66, 10 1, 1 17, 1 19, 170 Schild, Alex 54, 14 7 Schlautman, William 7 4, 169 Sclegel, Julie 7 4 Schlegel, Lyndsey 54, 9 1, 1 15 Schmidt, Samantha 26 Schmoker, Barry 7 4, 156, 15 7, 168 Schnabel, Ginny 7 4 Schneider. Nathan 26, 167, 169, 170 Schneider, Shawn 66, 1 14, 1 17 Schnell,Ashley 26, 29, 89, 115, 119, 152, 153, 169, 170, 171 Schnell, Derek 54, 1 15, 15 2, 17 1 Schnepp, Liz 39, 14 7 Schnittker, Hillary 54 Schnittker, Russell 26, 39

Scholl, Crystal 2, 8, 17, 26, ')2, 96, 97,115,120, 15 151, 152, 153, 170 1 ~ 1 Schrodt, Nicole 153, 18 1 • Schroeder, Breanna 9, 66 Schroeder, Danielle 18, 26 Schroeder, Derek 39 Schroedl, Thomas 66 Schulde1s, Kendra 6, 26, 7 6, '~8 115 Schumacher, Dylan 54, 1 1Schumacher, Jordan 39 Schwaninger, John 54, 147 Schwartz, Cameron 54 Schwartz, Stephanie 66 Schwarz, Michael 39 Schwind, Ryan 39, 1 14 Schwisow, Anthony 66 Scott, Tara 66, 1 15 7 0 Seaman, Dylan 54, 136, 14 Seaman, Tucker 6, 14, 15, • 'l.7, 78, 114, 143 Sears, Ann 37, 39, 1 15, 1 '63 Sears, Jake 54 Se1fferlein, Emily 7 0, 7 4 Serres, Khryssy 66, 1 14, Seuferer, Michael 66, 1 14 Sevey, Sara 18 1 Shamal, Ansar 54, 1 14 Shamal, Asiya 39 Shamal, lsar 54, 1 14 Shandera, Casey 54 Shandera, Stephanie 2 7 Shaw, Codey 54 Shaw, Michael 39, 105, 1 1· Shaw, Tiff any 181 Sheets, Nathan 9 Sheldon, Michelle 2, 6, 9, 17 . 30, 31 , 91 , 115 Shepard, Jessica 181 Shepard, Justine 181 Sherffius, Ashton 18 1 Sheridan, Cody 6, 54, 17 1 Sheridan, Jordan 66 Sherman, Mitchell 66 Shoecraft, Jenna 66, 76, 1 109, 114, 139,. 153 Shoecraft, Joshua 102, 39 155 Shottenk1rk, BenJam1n 181 Show alter, Heather 66 Shuman, Eric 5 1, 54, 14 7 Shuman, Kurt 66, 14 7, 18 Sifuentez, Danielle 66 S1lverstrand, Karen 66, 1 1~ Sipes, Jared 39 Sis, Kat 27 Skaggs, Robert 66 Skinner, Jared 39 Skoda, Amanda 39, 153 Skolnick, Cassie 2 7, 82, 1 11 • Skolnick, Nicole 2 7, 82, 107, 116 Skomer, M1chael 66 Slj1vo, Alen 18 1 Slj1vo, Aruna 6, 13, 66, 85, 142 Sljivo, Selsebil 54, 117, 142 Small, Chanda 7 4 Smelser, Brittany 126, 14 7 181 Smetter, Megan 54 Smetter, Theresa 2 7 Smith, Amanda 54 Smith, Ashley 9, 66 Smith, Carena 39, 14 7 Smith, Carmen 66, 14 7 Smith, Cody 39 I

Smith, Jessica 15, 66, 153 Smith, Joe 39, 4 1 14 7 Smith, Matthew 18 1 Smith, Megan 54, 59 Smith, Taylor 54 Smith, Timothy 66, 14 7, 168 Smith, Tracy 7 4 Smith, Troy 18 1 Smith, Tyler 66 Smith, V/ill1e 40 Smykowski, Ab1:,ey 2 7, 136, 14 7 Snelling, Elizabeth 18 1 Snelling, Missy 40 Snodgrass, Jerry 66, 1 14 Snodgrass, Kandace 54, 168 Snook,Pa1ge 3, 11, 16,66, 70,81, 96,97, 115,132,190 Snyder, Aaron 2 7 Snyder, Jessica 54, 1 14 Sobczyk, Mary 7 4 Sokolik, Robert 66, 1 14, 14 7 Solis, Trassy 66 Solorio, Desirae 66 Sommers, Shawn 18 1 Soper, Tasha 40, 154, 17 0 Sorenson, Magg Ie 66 Spale, Alexa 66, 150, 15 2, 158 Spale, Jordan 54, 1 14, 1 17 Sparks, Cody 1 10 Spence, Sean 40, 136, 14 7, 17 1 Spencer, Trent 103, 116, 167, 171,181 Spicka, Emily 66, 7 1, 10 1, 1 17 Spilker, Jordan 54, 17 1 Spilker, Justin 18, 2 7, 170, 17 1 Stabler, Landon 18 1 Stabler, Leslie 181 Stabler, Raeanne 18 1 Stalker, Michelle 40 Stanley, Kahla 66, 14 7 Starkey, John 40 Steager, Mekayla 66, 1 16, 170 Steen, Juli 7 4, 17 1 Steenson-Jones, Noell 66 Stege, Kendall 7 4 Stege-Tompsett, Luke 40, 12 5, 147 Steinbach, Jessica 40 Steiner, Brianna 54, 93, 1 15 Steller, Bree 2 7 Stephens, Au'?ten 66, 1 14, 1 17 Stevens, Matthew 181 Stevenson, Kim 54, 1 15, 128, 129, 14 7, 171 Stewart, Tasha 40 Stewart, Taylor 40, 114 Stewart, Tobin 16, 7 4, 146, 14 7 Steyer, Kallie 169 Stilwell, Brandon 181 Stivers, Samantha 18 1 Stofferahn, Zach 40, 1 14, 153 Stogdill, Mitchell 40 Stollar, Jacob 27, 145, 168 Stotts, Justin 66 Stotts, Melissa 40 Strandness, George 40 Strauch, N1ck1 54 Streeter, Kelsey 54, 136, 13 7 Strong, Rachel 66, 69 Strough, Derek 40, 17 1 Strunk-habener, Carly 2 7 Stuart, Trevor 27, 17 1 Stubblefield, Bryson 181 Stubbs, Jason 66 Stubbs, Mar~ 18 1 Stubbs, Nolan 66, 68 Studnicka, Kaitlyn 17, 66, 1 14 Sturges, Thomas 14, 40, 134, 136, 161

Stutzman, Mark 54 Suesz, Deb 7 4 SuleJmanov,c, Inna 13. 37, 40, 132, 133,, 164, 170, 190 Sweeting, Andrea 54 Sy, Emily 15, 27, 125 Sylvester, Aly 13, 14, 18, 2 7, 17 2 Sylvester, Tyler 54

103, 114, 116, 1...,8 1i mer, Brandy 81 Tumer, La 0,nsha 40 Tumer, Mariah 18 1 Tutdea!, Tachem 40 Tutte, T<lta*

SypOO, Deva*

Tafoya, Ian 66 Tafoya, Keenan 6, 40. 114 Tahir, Ahmed 181 Talero, Rachel 18, 2 7, 32, 99, 1 17, 143, 170, 177 Tapia Segura, Anabel 181· Tatler, Lauren 17 1 Tatum, John 54, 1 i 4 Tatum, Shavonne 18 1 Taylor,Ja;me 181 Taylor, Kenneth 40, 105, 1 16 Taylor, Lauren 40, 4 1, 152, 146, 147 Taylor, Tiffany 2 7, 143 Teng, Kevin 2 7, 15..., Teol1s, Jessica 6, 8, 2 7 Tep, Olenny 2...,, 30 Tep, Judy 6, 66 Tep, Vantha 40 Terrazas, Hugo 2 7 Terrazas,Jose 27,181 Terrazas, Juan Terrell, Enc 66, 168 Terry,BenJamin 27,32, 113,117, 120 Tetherow, Ashley 2 7 Tetherow,Kyle 54 Thomas, ,chard 181 Thompson, Brett 27, 87, 115, 147,169,170,171, 178 Thompson, Eric 66, 134, 136 Thompson, Kenan 9 Thompson, Laun 54, 136, 153, 169 1hompson, Phylicia 181 Thornburg, Tyler 54 Thornton, Amanda 54, 153 Thornton, O,els~y 6, 1G~66, 166 Thurman, Shane 2..., T1bbels,Aaron 27, 136, 137, 139, 148,152,153 Tinius, Karla 7 4 Titus, Megan 55. 114 Tomlinson, Todd 8, 12, 46, 7 8, 114,181 Towle, Michael 40, 1 14 Tran,Connie 27, 126, 127, 153 Tran, Kevin 40 Tran,Quan 141,181 Tran.Tony 67 Trang, Anthony 40 Travis, David 7 4 Travis, Paige 55 Trevett, V/ayne 17 1 Trevino, Gabriel 6 7 Trnnh, Tony 181 Trotter, Sean 27, 114, 155 Trouba, Nathan 55 Truong, Cina 6 7 Truong Do, Nam 55, 168, 169 Tubbs, Justin 2 7 Tubbs, Mikayla 55, 153 Tucker, Dana 7 4 Tuma,Ben 27, 127 Tuma,N1cole 40, 44, 100, 117 Tupper, Brenda 40 Turco,~atthew 12, 14, 27, 76, 79,

!Jerman, Alex 55 Ulloa AIVarado. Carlos 181 Ulloa Alvarado'. Jose 18 1 Underwood, Zachary 18 1 Upton, Courtney 40 Urbanec, Kyle 6 7 Utley, Darnell 18 1

Vachal, Austin 6 7 Valentine, Desirae 153, 181 Vanarsda!I AleXIS 40 Van Brockl1n, Melissa 55, 59, 1 1 Vanderford, Nate 40 Vanhoosen, Ethan 55, 57, 80, 114 Van Klaveren, Matt 2 7 Vanklavem, Randy 7 4, 17 0 Varley,Mikayla 55 Vasquez. Eryka 18 1 VasIna, Hanna 5 5, 13 1 Vaughan, Heather 55 Veach, Andrew 2 7 Veach, Julie 28 Velder, Matthew 28 Vercell1no, Caleb 55, 1 14, 1 16 Verg1th, Dylan 67, 1 14 Vetsalo, Anna 6 7 Vetsalo,Zoya 55 Vik, Maren 28, 29, 32, 82, 83, 1 14, 176,178 Vlcek,, Matt 18 1 Vo, Anthony 55, 181 Vo,Hoang 28 Vo,Steven 55, 59, 114 Vodraska,Amber 67, 122 Vodraska, Michael 40 42 Voges, Stephanie 18 1 Vogt, Frankie 18 1 V01chahoske, Br ttany 6 7, 1 14 Volkmann, Kirsten 6 7 Volz, Alexander 6 7 Vong, O,ristopher 40 Vosta,Joslyn 67, 166 Vu, Donald 6 7 Vu, Jenny 55 Vu,John 55 Vu, Michelle 28, 32, 1 1 ..., Vuong, Rocky '. v . 1

VUO%Tom*

V/acker, Lindsay 28 VI addle, Becky 40 V/ag1e, O,nstopher 55 V/agner,Jason 40,139, 153 '/ait, Ian 40 V/aites,Just1n 55, 114, 116 V/akeman, Kasey 181 V/alkenhorst, Tessica 67, 153 V/alker,Aaron 28 Walker, Elise 55 VI aller, Mark 7 4 VI alters, Brianna 13, 40, 4 1, 100, 117 152,160 '/alters,Ca1tlin 55,116,136.147 V/alton, Michelle 40, 4 7 '/andzilak, Brian 7 4

lard, Robert 1, 4 28, 128, 129 Viard Teala 67 163 \'/are, Gerell 55, 59, 1 '4, 1 16 1 /are,Samantha 55, 5-, 135, 136, 138,153 1 /amer,Cla,re 28 VI arren, N1cole 6 7, 68, 10 1, 1 17 VI aterman, L1Sa 40, 4 7 VI atk1ns, Brandy 18 1 \' /atson, Barbara 6 7 i/atsor,Gregg 67, 167 \1/atsor, Jonathan 55, 56, 126 '/atson, Monica '2 7, 181 1 /atson, Robert 40 4 2 ✓✓ atts, Josepr 28, 14 7 VI atts, Robert 181 V/ebb, Rachael 28, 1 1 6 V/eber Emily 67, 70. 107, 115, 1 '6 V/eber, Meghan 55 V/egner,NICholas 181 V/e1ner, Beth 28 /✓einer, Toby 55 1 /elch, Brandon 181 Welch, Jed 136, 153, 181 Welch, Jon 55 V/elch,Sasha 28, 167 Wells, Cameron 6 7 V/entworth, Tyler 40. 155 V/enzl, Rachel 1 1, 67 7 1 122 Wenzl, Sara 40, 132, 190 V/est, Jacob 181 West, Tiffany 55, 1 16 Westfall, Tyler 67 Westling, Abby 55, 136, 13 7 Westwood, Nicole 40, 14 7 Wetzel, Michael 28 V/hahng, Genna 55, 157, 167 Wheeler, Alexander 55 V/hetstone, Lu as 8, 67, 14 7 Vi1lliams, Desmond 181 V✓h1senhunt,Stas1a 115, 1 17, 158, 181 Wh1taker,Janessa 67, 115, 117, 166. 1

White, Manda 163, 181 V/h1te, N1kk1 55, 100 1 17; 153 'v'/h1tehead, icole 40, 1 14, 163, 171 V/h1temagp1e, Michael 181 V/h1tney, Ashley 55 V✓ icht, Danica 16, 67, 142 Wiedel,Caleb 67. 147 W1ederholt,Amy 55, 157 W1ederste1n, Daniel 28 Wieshamp, Kathi 7 4 V/igg1ns,Jef 67 V/1lbur,Bridgette 28 V/ilbur, Zachary 40 V/1lcox, Ben 7 4 V/1lder, Nathan 40 V/1lken,Joel 67 V/1lliams, Andrew 181 Williams, Esha 55 Williams, Zach 181 Williams, Zachary 28 V/ill1amson,Cass1e V/1ll1amson,O,ristle 67 V/illman, Megan 28. 127 V/ilsey, Lauren 40 Wilshusen, Megan 13, 6 7 V/ilson, Cindy 7 4, 171 Wilson, Ellen 28, 158 V/1lson, Jordan 40, 86, 87, 105, 115,116 V/ilson, Joshua 28, 87, 1 15, 1 17, 165 V/ilson, Torrey 55, 1 14, 152 V/inchel, Derek 181

V/1nger Darren 181 1 ✓1r"rey, Anr 55, 1 14 './ r em~erder, e 55 'v' I nterstIen, Amanda 13, 6 7, 1 ' 4 120,158 \'/interst1en, NICOie 6, 7, 18, 28, 30, 3 1, 84, 85, 126, 130, 132,133, 172, 175, 190 'I rth, Sean 28 '/ise, Emal11 55 \'/1seman,Jordan 67, 70, 114 Vitt, Breanna 55, 1 14 '/ohlgemuth, Emily 55, 5 7 14 7 '/olfe, Jamison 14, 55 V/olterman, Brent 40, 94, 1 15, 117,166 Walterman, Lauren 28, 1 13, 1 17, 147 153. 178 Woodrum, Ma-i:th1as '/oodrum, Stevie 55 '/orley, Patric 28. 1 14 \'/orrell Jesse 28 /orster, Olr1St1na 4, 13, 14, 28, 31, 1~8 Worster, Jakob 6, 28 V/orster, Paige 55, 1 14 V/oslager, Levi 67 Viray, Roe y 181 '/right, Desiree 55 V/right, Heather 6 7 Wright, Kamara 40, 95, 1 15, 152 Wright, Nathan 15 7, 18 1 Wright, Savanna 55, 130, 13 1, 165 Wright, Zachary 55 Wroblewski, Jessica 4 1, 14 7, 153 V/under Becca 55, 157, 163 V/urster,Bret 67, 114, 116 V/yatt, Gage 4 1

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1, 114

Yanez, Kelly 5 5 Yapp,Nataly 55, 57, 147 Ybarra, Andrea 181 Ybarra, Eric 6 7 160 Ybarra, Ph1l1p 28 Yelm, Anthony 28 Yoakum, Topper 41, 44, 86, 87, 88, 89, 1 15, 130, 13 1 York, Ian 67 Young, Adam 4 1 Young, Devon 55, 117 Youngman, Nancy 7 4, 16 1 Youngs, Rachel 55. 152 Youngs, Rochelle 6 7 Younis, Z1rak 55 Yuma, Jessica 55 Yuma, Francis 18 1

Zabawa, Ryan 7 4 Zelt, Jeremy 5, 55, 1 15, 1 17 Zemart1s, Alex 6 7 Zemart1s, Olnstina 4 1 Zemart1s, Nickolas 56 Zha1ya, Aysha 56 Z1egenbe1n, Amanda 4 1 Ziemba, Zachary 56, 7 8, 80, 103, 114,116 Zingier, Megan 14 7 Zwiener Brandi 41, 134, 135, 14 7, 149

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188 Q.OSING

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Nikki Winterstien ( 1 2)- Editor in Chief

Sonya Hua ( 12)- Business Manager

Cami Jiskra ( 1 2)- Senior Section Editor

Michaela Michal ( 1 1)- Clubs Section Editor

Kelsey Satra ( 12)

Megan Hou Iden ( 10)""

Nia Bickert ( 12)- Sports Section Editor

Heidi Downs ( 1 2)- Sports . Section Editor

The 2006- 2007 school year has ended, but we 211 know life is just beginning. The theme of the yearbook was Life Never Stops ... It has only just begun. The cover was designed by Kelsey Satra and arranged by a Walsworth artist and Kyle Drake. The cover contained hot foil and 4 -color. The fonts used were Cheerstype, Kent, David, IronMaiden, and Feltpolnt. The programs used were Adobe InDesign CS 2 and Adobe Photoshop 7.0. Walsworth Publishing Company in Marceline, MO produced the yearbook. We ordered 700 books to be delivered on May 24. North Star's Yearbook staff would like to thank students, especially the Journal ism and Photo Journal ism classes, for all of their help retrieving pictures, information and stories for the book. We would also like to thank Terri Diffenderfer for sharing her knowledge of the class from previous years with staff members and teacher Kelly Antholz O'Hara. Thank you to the rest of the fabulous staff at North Star for allowing students to leave class for extra time needed in the' Yearbook room. A final thank you to Walsworth for their help producing our 2006- 2007 yearbook.

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Randi Himmelberg ( 12)

Amanda Deist ( 1 2)"

Caitlin Conroy ( 12)"

Ryan Mussman ( 1 1)""

Stephanie Murray ( 12)

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