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atie Fisher gets ready to hit the tennis ball with her racquet. Fisher took a Team Sports class her senior year.

ch Miller sing a solo in his role 3:5 Lord Farquaad during the usical Slirek. Miller participated in twelve shows during his orth Star experience. Playlist 2016

Brooke Gillotti talking aoout th difference in dcxx:lling and controlled dcxx:lling. The use of sharpies provided the students with great black and white

Jocelyn Reiss and sophomore Ivie Lemond work together to drill through a die. The jewelry class was assigned to use found objects and manipulated them into a piece of jewelry.

"ARTPOP" Artist: Lady Gaga Year: 2013

The song 'ARTPOP" by Lady Gaga was the perfect song .

to represent the Art department, as the song talks about letting go. just being yourself, and creating something that is important to you. "Brushes with darkness won't help you create your dest(ny of self."

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Freshman Adeg Abdelkarim works on her controlled dcxxile assignment. One of the main topics in 2D/3D Design w to use the contrasting colors of black and white to create form

Freshman Aljanaba Jihan smoothes a clay piece in 2D/3D Design. A class favorite project was using clay to create three-dimensional forms. Art

In Digital Media, junior Michael Alvarado opens a Google Doc to get to his class file. Students create different audio and video content in Digital Media

Freshman Lance Ayer copies down notes on how to pick colors in Introduction to Programming. Intro to Programming uses different software to create Windows programs.

Junior Chase Reineke helps senior Dylon George with his project in Business Economics. 1bis was the students last day to work on the ro· t.

English was one of the most important classes for every student to participate in at North Star. English was a truly unique class because it provided a personal aspect that many of the other classes did not offer. "English is the best class for students to open up about their personal life. English class is freeing. You cannot open up about things going on at home in a math or science class, but an English class allows you to do just that. You can express yourself through writing," said Johnny Hower. Hower's favorite topic to teach in English 9D was Romeo and Juliet. "I enjoy teaching Romeo and Juliet because I get to wear my Juliet costume. I pull off a dress better than most men," said Hower. In every English class students wrote essays to help improve their writing. One of the most challenging things for students was getting started with their essay while looking at their blank piece of paper. "When I am getting started I think of the prompt and what stance I have on that prompt. Then I attempt to put my thoughts into words," said senior Nate Pierce. "I tell my students to start with what they are familiar with and to use their emotions. I suggest they use past experiences that have impacted them emotionally to help promote ideas of where they can start their writing," said Johnny Hower. Many students found that writing about important events in their life helped them get started towards generating other ideas for their essays.

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Students at North Star were really excited about their English classes. Great teachers, interesting books, and creative writings prompts helped contribute to the popularity of English classes. "I really enjoyed having Mrs. Maddux as my teacher. Secondly, I liked the fact that you get to use your own creativity in writing," said junior Julia Fomenko. Many students used English to talk about their future plans in life. "I like writing about my goals and what I want to do with my life," said sophomore Brandon Mai. English truly was a place for students to open up about their personal lives. A wide array of English classes were offered to students at North Star ranging from Reading Ideas and Writing Essentials to Literature Through Film. Many of these classes were taught specifically to improve reading and writing skills including classes like English 10D, ~mposition, and Reading Elements. Every English class at North Star helped students improve as writers and readers and also helped them become more prepared for college. "I've taken rigorous English courses in my four years which has drastically improved my writing, especially my grammar. I mainly give thanks to the teachers and the writing techniques they taught me. Because of these rigorous English classes, I can clearly differentiate between excellent writing and poor writing using the tips and tricks I learned from North Star teachers," said senior Ibrahim Alnajem.

·unwritten. Artist: Natasha Bedingfield Year: 2004

When first beginning an essay, students often stared "at the blank page before them attempting to think of what to write. In "Unwritten, Bedingfield states that no one else, can speak the words on your lips. In English class, no one else could have written a student's story. It was told from his/her perspective and . no one else's. In the song, Bedingfield continues, singing drench yourself in words unspoken." Students excelled with their essays when they allowed themselves to think creatively. Students were able to write about their experiences in English. The student's stories were then able to be share them with peers and teachers. However, many of the student's other stories remained "Unwritten. 11

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Baraa Al,bayati works hard to type up her essay. Al,bayati wrote a story about a song that had meaning to her as an assignment in English 11.

Tara Thompson laughs in the middle of a discussion. Ironically, Thompson was in English lOD discussing Greek Tragedy.

Damon Keck annotates a passage from the textbook. Keck was in English 9 reading an Epic poem. English

In.the English Language Leamer (ELL) classes, the students worked hard to develop their English writing/ reading skills to be as skilled in English as their native language. With many countries represented in ELL, there were languages from all around the world spoken.in the ELL classrooms. Some students were talented enough to have had the opportunity to have had similar educational • experiences before coming to the United States. Freshman Mumtaz Blaseeni was becoming fluent in his fourth language. Originally from Iraq, Blaseeni moved to Turkey around the age of 11 and was in a progr~ similar to ELL. Blaseeni could communicate in four clifferent language: Kurdish, Turkish, Arabic, and English. Many students like Blaseeni had quite the journey. Junior Aseel Al,Tameemi came to the United State from Iraq, and found many new hobbies. Her favorite new activity was recreational soccer. She said "I just really enjoy playing it today." Al,Tameemi even jokingly said, "Oh yeah, one day I'll be playing pro." Blaseeni also really enjoyed soccer, but his favorite new thing was the school system. "The schools. They are the nicest and really big," Blaseeni aid," Some schools I have went to in Turkey and Iraq didn't even have lunch". While the students had many more opportunities in their new school system, they also faced many new challenges and obstacles. Al,Tameemi thought the biggest challenge was that "I don't always know how to speak English, when I need to." Once the students were able to overcome initial challenges, they were able to be successful in high school and go onto higher education. Al,Tameemi said that once she graduates from ELL and high school she wanted to go to college and then medical school so she could achieve her lifelong dream of being a doctor. She said "Without these classes, my dream of being a doctor wouldn't

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Huessein Alxlulkareem (10), Jonathon Velasquez (10), Abaalhasan Mahammod (12), Elaf Muhammad (12), Aseel Al,Tameemi(ll), Sejia Selgan (12). represent some of the many nationalities at in ELL at orth Star They all enjoyed having friends from a wide variety of cultures. 12

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"We Are The World" Artist: Michael Jackson Year: 2010 Just like the song "We Are the World", the English Language Learners classes embodied many different cultures and acknowledged that were are all a part of a great big family. The classes were full of students who each had different stories, much like the various artists who worked together to and made this one-of-a-kind song possible. ----·--

As Michael Jackson put it "We are the world. We are the children. We are the ones who make a brighter day so let's start giving."

"Eat It" Artist: Weird Al Yankovic

Year: 1984 "Eat If is exactly what you would think about when you're in a Family Consumer Science class. As the title clearly states EAT IT! "I don't care if you're full Just eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it Open up your mouth and feed it Have some more yogurt, have some more spam It doesn't matter if it's fresh or canned • Just eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it" • Don't you make me repeat it Have a banana, have a whole bunch It doesn't matter what you had for lunch Just eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it

Senior Bailey Billoff works on the sewing machine making her bag. The class got '----------____;,----:_...::...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____,;__ ___, the chance to make their own personahzed bags.

Nibrus Khudehda finishes her fine stitching on her stuffed elephants. The Beginning Sewing class worked hard on their creative and colorful elephants.

Sophomore Tyler Hier takes a big bite of his freshly made puff pastry. The class spent two days working making fresh dough and their own pudding filling.

Why take an FCS lass? •1 picked this class to try it out. I'm really liking it so far.• - Jaimyn Riggs

•1 want to pursue fashion design in college, this class will help me learn more about the basics of sewing." - Jordan Hutchinson

•1 needed a FCS class and sewing seemed fun. I've learned how to hand sew really well. Morgan Bauers 11

Family and Consumer Sciences

Measuring, cutting, and building were three of the main concepts high school students learned during their Industrial Technology classes. Building their way through the year while practicing using their power tools and tape measures, l,Tech classes at North Star offered students lessons they not only used in the classroom but could also use later in life. "I've always known how to deal with wood, but until this class I never really understood all the techniques of wood," said senior Jack Zigler. "Satisfaction after completing a project by myself is something I never thought I'd experience. l,Tech is definitely something everyone should experience to better their future," said Brody Foote(12). Students practiced all different kinds of concepts throughout the semester,long classes. Some of the different choices of classes included, Introduction to Woods, Introduction to O)nstruction, Introduction to Engineering Design, Cad Architect, and Custom Woods. Industrial Technology allowed students to show their creativity and have a unique outcome with each individual piece that was created. The skills were hands on skills that anybody could do, but they gradually become more complex over time. The classes themselves were ways they could express themselves and share ideas with one another. Jon Opfer (12) said, "Out of my four years at North Star, Intro to Woods' was one of the most interesting classes I've had." 16

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Christian Lampe talks to the friends at his table. They were discussing how to figure out the problem.

Lydia Wingfield teaches her students about the Midpoint fonnula in the Geometry class and how to solve a problem using the formula. Wingfield made sure the whole class understood what she was doing on the ooard before she moved on to the next step in the problem.

Taylor Yaussi gets a head start on her math homework. Yaussi was one of many students trying to get it done so she didn't have to worry aoout it over the weekend.

Eric Lockert gives an assignment is to the class. Many students commented how Lockert was a really fun teacher to have in class.

Kendra Kapperman, Alexis Shada, Stacey Grant, and Bertin Renteria sound their trumpets as their teacher conducts them. Each of them agreed that the trumpet is the best instrument to play.

D'angelo Guzman watches the teacher as he learns the notes. Guzman had wanted to learn how to lay guitar for a long time.

Serenity Johnson plays her clarinet. She was practicing one of the pieces for the upcoming concert

Karen Tello Rosales warms up for their concert. The students all dressed up to show the pride they took in their performance.

Aaron Albin, Jordyn Com, and C.aleb Covert try playing a new song. They had this class every day to get ready for their marches. Instrumental Music

It was hard to find something you could truly feel passionate about. However, in the Vocal Music program at North Star you could see many students shine a light on theµ- passion by joining one of the variety of choirs the school offered. During the 2015,2016 school year, North Star offered Men's and Women's Choir, OJncert Choir, and Choreographed Choir. Student in each choir found their voices and were able to put on a great show. Senior Maricarmen Figueroa said the reason she joined Choreographed and OJncert Choirs was because she'd always had a passion for singing since she was little and "I wanted to share my talent with others." Although having to audition for OJncert and Choreographed Choirs could be rough, when students made the ensembles they found the process rewarding. "My favorite moments in choir, and in life in general," senior Ryane Needles said, "Are when I close my eyes and listen to a song that has finally come together, then opening my eyes and seeing my best friends next to me. Music is really powerful, especially when you get to create it with the people you love." "I'm not good at singing but I love to do it, I look forward to Women's Choir everyday," Odaliz Sanchez said. Each student in vocal music put in a lot of hard work and effort this year, making their music perfection.

Luis Sanchez Alcala, Zach Miller, and Isaiah Peyers sing a song in Concert Choir. The boys were preparing for the Fall Choral Omcert.

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Ryane Needles sings using her sheet music while Diana Ortega, Hailey Omard, Cassidy Johnson, and warming up for Concert Choir. This is Ryane's Nyogoa Choat warming up during Women's Choir. third year in Choir. Female students of grades could be in Women's Choir.

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Samm Hanks (12) sight reads music in Concert Choit class. As this was her last year in choir, she always sang loud and proud during rehearsal.

"Sing This All Together" Artist: The Rolling Stones Year: 1967 The song "I Love Rock n' Roll " is all about loving the music. The song connects to Vocal Music because the students with a passion for music are able to express their love in the multiple classes offered for them to be able to sing their hearts out. "Why don't we sing this song all together Open our heads let the pictures come And if we close all our eyes together Then we will see where we all come from"

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"Chicken Faf Artist: Meredith Wilson Year: 1962 "Chicken Fat" was a song written by the Broadway composer Meredith Wilson and preformed by singer/ actor Robert Preston. "Now, touch your toes with me. Ready!" ties to this because the song is about motivating young students. The song was written to encourage physical fitness in young people and still applies today.

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111 Science at North Star wasn't like any other subject that the students went through. It wasn't that class you went to and just sat, listened to lectures, and did bookwork. Science at North Star was what the school liked to think of as active. The teachers came up with many labs where the students got to learn the lessons through experiments. "Lab days" were the days each and every student looked forward to, almost as if they were the "Fridays" of the unit. These days consisted of getting out your chair, getting to work with new people, and enjoying your learning at a new level. Suzanne Wilson agreed that Chemistry was an engaging class. "Chemistry is a blast because of all of the fun experiments the students get to be apart of. The kids get to do real science," said Suzanne. Chemistry was just one of the many choices of science at North Star. Throughout this course, a student would learn about many topics from the periodic table to the chemical reactions of specific liquids. It could be a challenging class, but for the better of the students' education. "The most challenging moment of science for me was probably the elements unit of chemistry. I got through it though because I was forced to use 26

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creativity to remember what I needed to know," said Nate Pierce. Another course students nray have taken is Biology. Many found this class an interesting topic and often something they didn't come into school with much background on. Matt Wrenholt said, "My favorite topic to teach is genetics in Biology because some of the most interesting science right now is happening in that field." This can be seen through the fascinating chapters of this class such as organisms, genetics, and cell division. During the usual day of Physics, Floyd Doughty never failed to make the students laugh with his fun facts and unique stories that he always had to share. "It's the little things that we are often amused by. For example, when he talks about what makes a good pencil sharpener for ten minutes," said Derek Mikus. Physics was more than just understanding laws and motion through notes. There usually wasn't a week that the students didn't get to see something very interesting happen. The labs were nothing but fun, and Mr. Doughty designed them in a way that they would understand the concept in. the modem world.

Floyd Doughty laughs at his joke he gave to the Physics class. He was showing the students how to use their journals.

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"We Didn't Start The Fire" Artist: Billy Joel

Year: 1989 "It was always burning Since the world's been turning " "We Didn't Start The Fire" lists many of the historical events that were discussed in many Social Studies classes. The song is all about history and how it was mode. Stating historic events and names, the song describes how America was shaped to be the place it is todo .

Jace Ahlberg explains a worksheet on Gerrymandering to his Government & Politics class. Gerrymandering is manipulating the ooundaries of something, so as to favor one party or class. Social Studies

The amount of helpful, creative work the Special Education students did was under,appreciated by most people at North Star. Every day the special education students would split up and collect all recycling bins in all teacher plan centers, classrooms, and other rooms. They also helped wipe down the lunch room and kept the the school neat and tidy. However, cleaning and helping out were not all that the special education students did; learning was the core of what went on with them. Doing jobs in the community around Lincoln it helped them learn the "life skills needed to be productive citizens" said Paula

Ryan, a Special Education teacher. Special Education students also felt school pride. "I like to 1::x a Gator ,"said senior Miranda Wise. Many of the students enjoyed going to football games and even participated in them, includir ~ Natalie Powers who was on the varsity cheer squad. Powers heli ~ cheer on the football team and chanted along with the rest of 1:- ~r team. "I love to cheer at the football games," said Powers. Powe s got to attend all but one of the home football games in 2015 ar 1 had a blast doing it. Each of the special education students hard work paid off tl .3.t

"Fabulous" Artist: Ashley Tisdale Year: 2011 This song ties into the Special Education deportment students and teachers by e,plaining all the •fabulous \\ ork that is being done not only to better each student but the school as a whole The song talks about not being satisfied vvith overage and striving for more \\ hich is e\actly v\hat these students are achieving.

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Kaycee Chroma smiles while learning alxmt different types of triangles. Math was a tough subject for many of the students, but all had fun learning it.

Peyton is held by one of the adults care-givers in the Students /Child Learning Center. He loved to snuggle with his mom, but he did not enjoy being on h;; back or being by himself.

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Ariella talks and giggles at one of the daycare workers. She loved to play on her mats at home. •

Adrian was not always this serious. His favorite things to do were to get into his aunt's things at home and play with his toys.

The song "Baby" represents the Student/Child Learning Center because of all the babies and children in the center during the day. It is an upbeat song, reflecting the fact that most all the of kids in the daycare center are all smiles, they have a good time, and they receive superior care. "You are my love, you are. my

Yaser enjoys playing with a toy in the daycare. His family was proud when he spoke both Arabic and English

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Jesus Cisneros and Elijah Hopkins help each other find answers on a new assignment. Letting the students interact with others while finishing work helped them to be able to practice their language skills.

Alex W esslund practices her tango moves. Marcie Castillo used dancing in Spanish class to get the kids more involved when learning new lessons.

Anna Moran works diligently on a assignment. Giving students time to work in class helped them to to be able to ask questions and get individual help.

Spanish teacher Chris &mman explains a new assignment. It was &mman's first year teaching at orth Star. World Language

The administration of North Star High School was filled with several new faces for the 2015, 2016 year. Changes included the addition of the new activities director, Kevin Simmerman, and the new assistant activities director, David Pauli. Both Simmerman and Pauli were very excited to become a part of North Star's community and its journey towards success. Although these changes affected North Star, they also had a positive impact on the new administrators' lives. Simmerman came to North Star from Seward High School. He based his move off of the potential he saw in North Star students. Simmerman said, "Many people talked to me about the opportunity at North Star and they said that I would be a fool not to take it." Filling the spot came with big plans. Simmerman said, "I came here to be a part of the challenges in the school and to work towards improving them. I want to help the students be successful in everything they do, whether it be playing football, tennis, or taking part in the fall play. I really just want to make it about the students." The job wasn't one that was the same every day. Each day was something new, and most were pretty long. "On a 'normal day' I am very busy, but it is always extremely rewarding. I enjoy getting to see all of the different sports and activities. Although it can be crazy at times, I get to go and watch students participate in games and activities for my job." Switching jobs can be a struggle for some, but for Simmerman it was pretty smooth. He exclaimed, "It's been great. I absolutely 36

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love it here! I just focus on athletics and activities instead of other tasks that I had to focus on at my previous school. The only negative that comes with more students in a school is that it is harder for me to personally get to know all of the students." Overall, the job was all good for Simmerman. "I thoroughly enjoy what I do here." Similarly, Pauli came to North Star from his previous job at Scottsbluff. His move was based on several things. "The location was convenient and I had heard a lot of good things about this school. I knew there were going to be many opportunities and of course Mr. Simmerman. "Upon his arrival to North Star, he planned to do a couple of things. Pauli said, "I want to help build a great culture here at North Star by working with Simmerman to give opportunities for students to achieve success. The only thing that has changed is everything new that I've learned like the software we use." The position Pauli filled wasn't too foreign to him. "It is very similar to my previous jobs," said Pauli. Just like the majority of administrators at North Star, Pauli didn't have a concrete structured day. His spot in the administration team at North Star came with many individual tasks. "I am in charge of transportation, activity workers, academic support, and the evaluations of PE teachers." The job for him so far has been very satisfying. He said, "I have seen kids have chances to succeed, and I enjoy getting to know all of the kids and coaches."

Principal Vann Price leads the Gatorwalk for State Cross Country. Her excitement helped motivate athletes to do well at the big competition.

Karla Tinius gets bit by an alligator. Tinius prided herself on showing great school spirit while also having some fun at school. A dministration

They were there when you did not notice. They helped in every way that they could. The support staff in North Star made many improvements in students and in the school. The people who work as the staff in the school keep it running and support the students that are learning there. Support staff members worked in a wide array of tasks throughout the day. They played an important role in ensuring a supportive place to be. "I wanted to help students with any of their needs," said counselor Lori Ludwig. The staff built relationships and bonds with everyone around them. They connected with the students throughout the day, every day. Support staff at North Star had a lot of responsibilities around the school. Campus Supervisors helped by looking out for students as well protecting the school. "Any time kids have a problem, they know that they can come to me for help," said Campus Supervisor Matt Lickliter. Nurses provided care when students needed it most. Janitors made the school's environment a safe and better place to be. (})unselors made every student feel wanted by encouraging them and trying to give all of the students a great ·opportunity in their lives. "I help by being a positive role model and having a positive attitude," said Eric Williams. They worked their whole lives to make a clifference for each student in the school.

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Holh Erickson, campus supervisor, loves to interact and help kids on a daily basis. Sht helped them problem solve and be safe in North Star.

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Brooke Gillotti

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Matt Harris

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Renee Hosek

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If you could travel anywhere/ • where would you go and why?

If you could travel anyvvhere, where would you go and why?

Who is your favorite recording artist?

What are your plans after high school graduafion?

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Aseel Al T ameemi

Barna Al-Bayati

Ameneh Al-Haidari

Mustafa Al-Larni

Zakariya Al-Sarhani

Sara Al-Yasseri

Selena Alatriste

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Ruben Aguilar

Olivia Ahlrichs

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Shams Al Zaidawi

AmeanAl-Abij

Leila Al-Aooudi

Ali Al-Amiri

Ala Al-Mirza

Kafya Al-Mirza

Mahaa Albusharif

Ali Al-Saray

Christopher Alcazar

Mohammed Alhasan

Sulaiman Allaw

Hassan Alnajem

Brandon Arington

Milandra Arizola

Brianna Atteberry

Chase Austin

Carl Bailey

Taylor Bailey

Taylor Baker

Aubrey Baldwin

KadenBarnes

McKenzie Barnes

Miguel Barrios

Breanna Berghuis

Riley Bernt

Stefana Bilinac

Darrius Booker

Tylor Booth

Michael Alvarado

Champayne Archie

Jake Baade

Yaa Baeta

Austin Baldwin

Brendon Barber

Megan Barela

Siaira Baustert

Zeph Belk

Alexzander Bennett

Chelsea Bird

Natalia Black

Brenna Bode

Faith Boley

Trey Bourassa

Trevor Bratrsovsky

Anthony Bretthauer

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Trenton Winkler "No Air by Chris Brown

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and Jardin Sparks." T.J. Coleman-Lopez

Juniors

Damaris Colmenero

Juniors

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Juniors

Jrumnie Halliburton

Jennifer Halliburton

Emma Halsted

Grace Halsted

Brayden Hansen

Jacob Hansen

Taelin Hansen

Jason Hanson

Dalen Hauptmeier

Justus Henderson

Preston Hennings

Rosa Hernandez Espana

Carissa Harvey

WalatHamy

Addison Hansen

Layla Hasan

Fourqan Hashim

Kreighton Hoge

What song best describes your school year? Noah Holt

Brooke Homeyer

Anthony Hoover

Elijah Hopkins

Seth Howard

Kymesha Key

Jake Mangels

"What do You Mean?

"Say Something by A

by Justin Bieber."

Great Big World."

James Howell Juniors

Who is your favorife actorIactress? Hajir Hussein

Jactia Isabell-Farritor

Riley Bernt

Brandon Yost

"Channing Tatum,

"Denzel Washington; his

because he's hot."

movies are action packed." Paige Jinright

Kelsey Johnson

Kyler Johnson

Tyler Johnson

Zoe Johnson

Mathayo Jok

Whitney Jolliffe

Andrius Jones

Braden Jones

Erica Jones

Luke Jones

Matthew Jones

Pedro Juarez Vargas

....Alexa Justo Acosta

Hunter Kamper

Keovin Keodouangdy

KymeshaKey

Aya Khaleel

Emmie Kibler

Jacob King

Dillan Kinghorn

Juniors

l~• Pier M tcti

Juniors

What's your favorite song?

Nhan Nguyen

Phuong Nguyen

Tommy Nguyen

Trang Nguyen

Nicholas Nitt

Ruth Njuguna

Aleda Orquiz

Trent Papstein

Anakin Parratt

Brenna Bode

Michael Alvarado

"Bad Blood by Taylor Swift."

"Till the End by Logic."

Eric Nunez

Abby Olsen

Michael Olson

Dakota Oneth

Anthony Onton

Terran Ortiz

Tori Osborne

Nada Osman

Caleb Osmond

Ikhlas Osso

Jared Paulson

Gretchen Payne

Arturo Perez

Javien Perez

Oscar Perez Juniors

Victor Perez Dominguez

Rebecca Perry

Breanna Pfanstiel

Tanner Ffundt

John Pham

Wesley Pham

Kameron Phan

Arnoldo Pineda

Israel Pineda

Caitlin Pizzola

Tiffany Plants

Riley Pluta

Isaiah Pope

Aiyana Porter

Rora Price-Bar~r

Jerson Quintana Gomez

Orlando Quiroz

Olga Quiroz Sanchez

Ali Ramadhan

Olman Ramos Amaya

Mayzee Rappl

Son lee Prack

What's your favorite song?

Taylor Baker

Chase Martin

"Break by Three

"El Chapa Jr.

Days Grace."

by 2 Chainz."

Juniors

Mathilde Rasken

Dawlat Rauf

Hannah Rebuck

Luke Recker

Juniors

Thomas Wiegert

l..asha Wilkinson

Tyler Will

Brooke Williams

Robbie Wright

Ryleigh Wright

Ina Yarmolyuk

Taylor Yochum

Sahar Zahrouni

Husham Zaida

-Jennifer Yuma

Zakary Williams

Lis Zavala Flores

Trenton Winkler

Sierra Wren

Brandon Yost

Haytham Yousif

Oxly Ziegenbein

Ever Emilio Zuniga

How do you deal with the stress of ;unior year?

Mark Vlasyuk

Katie Bruggeman

Max Van Arsdall

"I talk about it with my

"Time management;

"I dealt with it the normal way,

friends and family."

keeping up on

a week with minimal crying, and

homework helps a lot."

I also occasionally stopped

with a mental breakdown once

procrastinating.·

Juniors

Shaibu Abakar

Emmanuel Abdelkarim

Hakdad Abdul Basir

Ramadhan Abdullah

Jackson Acklie

Payton Adamson

Andrew Aguirre

Ronak Ahmed

Ahmed Al Mafrachi

Taleb Al-Abij

Nasir Al-Amiri

Nour Al-Ghareeb

Ruqyia Al-Ghareeb

Ali Al-Haidari

Alarneer Al-Lami

Marwah Al-Lanti

Murtada Al-Lami

Duaa Al-Mirza

Aaliyah Al-Rarnahy

Zahraa Al-Rubaye

Mohammed Al-Sadoon

Zainab Al-Turki

Jovonna Alatriste

Aaron Albin

Matthew Alexander

Dazlond Allen

Deanna Allen

Sophomores

Anthony Allick

Abdalmalek Alrashid

Naser Alshalah

Luis David Alvarez

Andrea Alvarez Galvan

JJ Anderson

Isabelle Amberg

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Andrea Andrade

Tatum Anno

Malik Asaad

Lauren Archer

Jaedyn Armstrong

Andrea Arroyo

Jose Artiaga

Hindya Asaad

Zida Asaad

Saliman Attaie

Mason Austin

Mac Ayotte

Gavin Backer

Morgan Badousek

Ubaldo Balderas

Lilly Ball

Jacks.on Barger

Hanna Barnes

Amaya Bauersachs

Will Beard

Jarod Bengtson

Morgan Bennett

Every Barrera Perez

Jaylen Barrett

Grant Barton

Brianna Beck

Zach Beckman

Lexie Belgum

Allie Bender

Schyler Bertalot

Sophomores

Kameron Bertram

Christian Beyer

Lauren Bieber

Janee Blecha-Coleman

Ceaira Brandt

Dillon Brandt

Selma Bratic

Caine Birkel

Keegan Biven

Jessica Black

Roman Blanco

Caleb Boerschig

Collin Boerschig

Marc Bothe

Nakia Braaten

Emily Bretting

Kizer Brockman

Brooklyn Broers

Mirra Brooks

Austin Brown

Nate Brown

Maia Bryan

Ruslan Brychka

Sa Harra Bullock

Ian Burk

Marquiha Buchanan

Sophomores

Yasir Guhaish

Bailee Gunnerson

Keri Guticz

D'angelo Guzman

Lincoln Haase

Amal Hadgi

Hayley Hagerbaumer

Derek Hahn

HanaaHaji

Nahlah Haji

Bethlyn Hall

Chloe Hallett

Nada Ramy

Olivia Hanson

Daniell Harris

Domonique Harris

Carina Hartley

Alexis Hartsgrove

Sara Hasan

Chace Hatten

Courtney Hauser

Avery Hemmerling

Marissa Hennings

Anhelika Hernandez

Sarni Hesso

Noah Hansen

Halley Herring

Traivyn Hickman

Tyler Hier Sophomores

Thomas Ireland

Trenton Irland

Mauricio Jimenez

Victor Jimenez Juarez

Sam Juracek

McKenzie Kapperman

Sophomores

Rana Ismail

Autumn Keeling

Garrett Isom

Andy Izaguirre

Dulce Jimenez

Brock Johnson

Kathleen Jolito

Tawni Jones

Christopher Juhl

Mahsa Khafaji Zad

Nibras Khudaida

Saud Khudhur

Riley Kimbrough

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Alexander Le

Antoine Le

Paul Le

Danielle Lemons

Dominique Lenhoff

Daniel Lewis

Gage Lopes

Emma Loschen

Keara Loyd

Paige Leary

Owen Lubker

Sean Lebita

Naomi Lemesa

Ivie Lemond

Viviana Linares Rivera

Mayra Linarez Urieta

Devin Lobato

Kimberly Luis

Ricky Ly Sophomores

Seth Markovic

Angel Marroquin Solis

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Gabriel Macfee

Emilio Magana

Brandon Mai

Vincent Mai

Dorcas Mandungu

Gabriel Mares

Anatole Martynyuk

Rebecca Massa

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Ryan Menard

Llaquelin Mendez

Hellen Mikaya

Acacia Miller

Guillemo Martinez-Muneton

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Annastasia McCracken

Mercedies McCulley

Kwayera Mensah

Sophomores

Sean McMorris

Miranda Meader

,, .

Laura Metzger

' .

Alex Meysenburg

Bev Scrivner

Treyton Scully

Isaiah Serrano

TJ Setterlund

Sydney Settles

Daddiz Settrini

Kegan Shafer-Swisher

Khalid Shammo

Basima Shruno

Yaqthan Shararah

Alexus Sheridan

Lauren Sherman

Jenna Shipley

Chloe Shively

Mercades Shockley

Becka Simons

Caitlyn Sims

Samantha Sipes

Trevor Skaggs

Jason Slater

Shi Slater

Rebecca Slattery

Sara Sljivo

Christian Smith

Emma Smith

Shailey Smith

Mohamed Solaiman

Victoria Solkan

Ashley Solorzano

Sophomores

Caleb Soto-Smith

Claire Streeter

Caleb Stuefer

Karen Tello Rosales

Eddy Stabler

Kendra Stabler

Peyton Starks

Kayla Sturges

Jackson Swanson

Alex Sweeting

Dorothy Thai

Kately;-Thornas

Kyle Stefkovich

I Christian Stolley

Igor Synyuk

Armando Thompson

Tara Thompson

What was the biggest change from freshman to sophomore year? .---~~~--~"'"!"II'"~

Travon Tolliver

Nyapak Chang

Gharib Rauf

Nora Husein

"I started caring more about

"I never forget my

"Tests are longer to take.·

"The amount of work

people and grades.·

headphones anymore.·

Evan Walbridge

you have to put in.''

Taylor Walker

Troy Walla

Cain Wallen

Adeg Alxlelkarim

Aya Alxlul Hasan

Tabarek Alxlulridha

Mark Agee

Aras Ahmed

Marya Ahmed

MuhndAhmed

ArrninAjir

Adong Akot

Ammar Al Haider

Mohammed Al Qaracha

Ahmed Al Shammary

Mustafa Al-Amiri

Tabarek Al-Dulaimi

~ • '"';;!f:i ., f;

•

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·~,. -~l) Mehdi Al-Ghazawi

Mohammed Al-Haidari

Aimin Al-Haraz

Amel Al-Masocxii

Murtaclha Al-Masoocli

Rasool Al-Masocxii

Maryam Al-Rifaie

Fatima Al-Turki

Zaid Albayati

Kumail Alboufradi

Hamza Aldekhel

Kaylie Aldred

Jalen Alexander

Sadeer Ali

Jihan Aljnabi

ParisAllaw

)Ofilah Allick

Maria Almazan

Andrew Anderson

Hussein Alhasan

Freshmen

Carmen Andrade

Simone Arizola

Delaney Ashmore

MaryAcem

lmani Austin

Lance Ayer

Silver Badousek

Joshua Bailey

Matthew Bailey

Michael Bailey

Jessica Baker

Owen Baker

Elizabeth Balderas

Janet Balderas

Antoine Barree

Alexandros Barln;a-Rewinkel

Chloe Barnes

Addison Barrow

O)ry Batista

Brandon Beall

Jordyn Becwar

Becky Bedolla

Kaden Berge

Zachary Bernt

Jullian Best

Aiden Bishop

/ -iiThalia Blanco

Mumtaz Blaseeni

Justin &Jecker

O)lton Borchers

Caitlin Bothe

Ashley Bothem

Antonio Botti

Julian Botti

Sapphire Boyd

Caspian Bradford

Eh Brandt

Gabriel Breazile

Madison Broeker

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ElliBugree

Kaitlyn Burback

Shelby Callender

Antony Camarena

Adrian Camper

Pamela Cante

Chandra Carr

Dakota Broome

Freshmen

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Janessa Chadd

Huy _Chau

Joseph Chhath

Nicolas Chhath

Christina Chilen

Nyagoa 01.oat

Raven Collins

Brayan Colmenero

Angela Craine

Zachary Crane

Vanes.sa Cruz-Alatriste

Lizeth Cruztitla

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Oiantielle Ouistenson

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Parker Clarke

Adylin Cogley,

Dean O:mili,

Haleigh Conard

Anna Corns

Cassandra Corral

Eshiah Crocker

Zac Crockett

Brian Cronin

Nicholas Crosby

Michael Courtney

Antoine Barbee

Jordan Humphrey

"The chance to make

"Classes to be harder

new friends."

than they actually are."

Freshmen

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Jordan Humphrey

Makenzie Hunzeker

Kole Hurd

Aldin Hurko

Madison Hurst

Sarah Hussein

Jordan Hutchinson

Amy Huynh

Kathy Huynh

Kenny Huynh

Thi Huynh

Randa Ismail

Usarna Ismail

Samuel Izaguirre

Dehrick Jackson

Eric Jensen

Rourke Jensen

Cole Jinright

Cassy Johnson

Serenity Johnson

Summer Johnson

Sarah Johnston

Simon Jones

., 'tOUfi}\§

Darnarcus Johnson

ing info high school? Kiley Kahler

Berbida Kalokola

Tiffany Hansen "Homework all of the time

"Cliques, like in the movies."

and really hard classes." Kendra Kapperman Freshmen

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Who is your favorite celebrity one/ why,? Edin Karie

Julianna Karnish

Owen Baker

Maady Schuller

"Kobe Bryant, because he

"Justin Bieber, because he

is the greatest of all time."

has really good music. Damon Keck

Arieanna Kessler

Ali Khaleel

Hazim Kheder

Mahabat Khudhur

Emily Klein

Katlyn Klinginsmith

Tyree Knapp

Jordan Kocian

Jeremy Kohlman

Bogdan Kondratyuk

Shelby Konecky

Max Konovalchuk

Trenton Kriz

David Lado

Baylee Ladue

Sydney Lamb

Christian Lambertz

Mohammed Lantos

JoshLar~

AnnLe

Dylan Le

Jonathan Le

Tabitha Kretz

Christian Lampe

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Brandon Langomas Freshmen

Nicole Klosterman

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Freshmen

ify and w,

Ruben Ortiz

r Swif( bee a good sin Yadirha Ortiz

Mimesa Osmanovic

Aylin Osorio Paz

Julia Ovalle

Mariana Padilla Perez

Mathew Pagan

Quinn Parker

Ryan Pascoe

Ryan Pate

Hannah Payne

Camila Pedroza Piedrahita

Aaliyah Pekarek-Agoo

Zachary Pennington

Fernanda Perez Alvarado

Karla Perez Alvarado

Yazmin Perez Juarez

Paul Perez Rodriguez

Madeline Perry

Maddie Peters

An Pham

Minh Pham

Phu Pham Tran

Shayla Phan

Gisel Pineda

Dalton Pinzon

Makayla Polak

Jesse Pollard

Allison Pompa Tarnayo

Freshmen

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Corey Poore

Ashly Portillo

Kylie Proh;t

James Quintana

Alondra Quiroz

Saul R~badan-Aguilar

Erika Ramirez

Laura Ramirez Maya

Gustavo R~gel

Savannah Redl

Kayona Reed

Zak Reese

Milan Reeves

Monserrat Rendon

Ethan Renken

Kassidy Renoe

Bertin Renteria

Emma Resler

Blayne Rezac

Payton Rezac

Jaimyn Riggs

Brenden Ritchie

Ashton Rittenhouse

Brandon Robertus

Kiralisha Robinson

Gisselle Rodriguez

Vanessa Rodriguez

VOTJ e S

his year? Liam Rogge

Eduardo Ruelas Nava

Arieanna Kessler

Garrett Ferguson

"Blank Space

"Same Old Love

by Taylor Swift."

by Selena Gomez." Curran Ryan

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Freshmen

Bena Wegner-Zavala

athen Wells

Zachary Wendling

Jarod Wenger,

Dakota Wentland

Marie West

Trevor Westerholt

Chelsea Whelan

Amiah Whirl

Daniel White

Dalton Wilkins

Adaisha Williams

Brianna Williams

Eddie Williams

Erin Williams

Casie Willis

Bradley Wills

Jayden Wilson

Kayla Wise .

Emily Wolfe

Patia Wolfe

Jordan Wulf

Autumn Yoder

Midia Yousif

Chloe Zabel

Walker Zavala

McKenzie Zierott

Kaden Berge "My mom, because she came

"Coach Fro,·because he

from a poor background but

helps me build character."

went to college and now has a very successful job." res men

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l. "Every Mile A Memory" by Dierks Bentley

2. "The Boys of Fall" by Kenny Chesney 3. "Straight Down the Middle" by Bing Crosby 4. "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" by Jack Norworth

5. "Tennis Court" by Lorde 6. Ht Me With Your Best Shot" by Pat Benatar

7. "Space Jam: by The Ouad City DJs 8. "Get Your Head in the Game" by the High School Musical Cast 9. ''Front Crawl" by Frank Turner 10. "Hair Match" by The Mountain Goats

Sports

The North Star Varsity Football Tearn

Freshman Madison Broeker crosses the finish line. She was known on the team Junior T asneem Ali paces herself at for her positive attitude. the LPS City Championship. Ali qualified for state, coming in 27th.

Freshman Ethan Ostendorf paces himsel. . . This was Ostendorf's first year running for North Star.

"Every Mile A M emory" Artist: Dierks Bentley ~

....

Year: 2008 _........ "Every Mile A

...

Memory" is about

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remembering and creating memories with the miles traveled. The cross country team ran about three to five miles everyday during the season. While the team would run during practice, many of them ran with friends to keep each other company. Some of the runners have been running with each other for years, creating inside jokes and stronger friendships. Many athletes from the team explained how their teammates are like family. They go through losses and wins together.

Cross Country

Sophomore Mason Austin paces himself in the middle of his run. Austin was known on the team for his good attitude.

Senior Nancy Nguyen runs towards the finish at the LPS City Championship. This was Nguyen's last year running for North Star.

NOHTHS~!

Trevor Marreel and Dillon Ertz prepare for an offensive snap. Marreel was a tight end and Ertz was a fullback.

"The Boys of Fall" Artist: Kenny Chesney Year: 2010

"The Boys of Fall" was a popular country hit that talked about what it was like to play high school football. The lyrics showed the atmosphere of playing the game, and what it felt like to be a part of the team as described, "It takes every ounce of heart and sweat and blood to wear those game day jerseys down the hall." "Boys of Fall" also talked about being a teammate and being there for each other when saying "you mess

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Football

Senior Eugene Armstead runs the ball in wann ups. This was Armstead's first year playing for the Gators.

T revin Ball gets ready to throw a pass to his receiver. Ball was the starting quarterback the past two years for the Gators.

Karnryn Sannicks winds up on the fairway. Sannicks has played golf the last two years.

Ohvia Foster looks at the hole before a putt. Foster also a Dazzler.

Abby Hull waits for a putt on the green. Hull was the only freshman on the varsity girls golf t~.

Sophomore Alex W esslund practices a swing before an attempt. She was on varsity this season.

Kenzie Kapperman prepares for a putt on the green. The girls golf team was very successful this year.

two were teammates on varsity.

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Freshman Carmen, Andrade prw.aJ:es to llJll to trun:Ioase. Andrade playoo on J v tor the Lady

Gators.

Sophomore Mercades Shockley played first base. Senior Elaina Me,vl;!r Prepar~ at hon;i.~ plate, Shockley also played center field for the JV team Meyer was one or tour captains on tlus year s • varsity team.

Senior}(ailee McFadden.Gh~Liter a short ball. Mc:Fauaen played second base UW:, year.

Freshmat). Addis,oo Barrow ~ the bases Barrows 1 out ot ) freshman who made the varsity team.

L~orBailey Boll<::5_lUI)Stofi~t base after hitting a base nit. fulles has pfayeu sottooll au 4 years.

or rOP Bruegmao gets i;ep.d.v, to a pitc . b:t;uegman played thira base year or the gators.

The North Star Tennis team had a great 2015 season. The Gators went to State and placed 10th overall. Sophomore T reyton Scully was on junior varsity this year and it was hi second year on the Tennis team. Scully said, "Let's go," before every game to get himself pumped up with his teammates. Senior Jared Williams and junior O)llin Bugbee were double partners this year. They went 20 and 16 this season. This was Williams last year, and he said it was very memorable getting to spend it with his good friends. "I will really miss playing tennis, in the next year ," Williams said. Zac Wobken, a sophomore, played tennis for the Gators for two years, and it was his favorite sport:to participate in. H e liked getting to spend time with his do est friends and making new friends. Wobken said, "What makes tennis my favorite is when I win my matches." Wobken couldn't wait until next season and planned on returning to play for the Gators. "Tennis Court" Artist: Lorde

Year: 2013 "Tennis Court· was written by Larde and Joel Little. "Tennis Court" is loved by all age groups. "Tennis Court" is an up beat and energetic song that can boost your mood. The tennis team is always pumped for their matches. The Gators tennis players all encourage each other before they play their matches.

Sophomore, Brock Johnson serves the ball back over the net. 1bis is Johnson's second year on the Tennis team.

Senior Ethan Wobken volleys the ball back. • W obken has played all four years of tennis with the Gators.

Junior Collin Bugbee is ready to play his tennis match. Bugbee has been on Varsity for two years.

net. This is Hudson's first year playing tennis. Boys Tennis

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Senior Courtney Faller celebrates an ace against Southwest. North Star ended the season with a 92.6 percent serving rate.

Junior Abby Olsen and senior Ashley Kistaitis prepare for a play on offense. Olsen played middle and Kistaitis played outside.

Since the North Star opened, in 2003, former volleyball coach, Kristi Nelson,Hitz coached the North Star volleyball team. This year coach Jessy Denker took over the position as head coach after assistant coaching the past two years. Senior Ashley Kistaitis said, "Having a new coach after three years was a change, but Denker wasn't a new face, making the transition easier." Kistatis added, "Denker has a different style of coaching which I love so far." Jessy Denker promoted teamwork while she incorporated many team bonding activities throughout the season. "My favorite thing about this year is how close of a team we are," junior Haley Seip said. Popular dances of the year, including "The Whip, The Nae,Nae, and "Hitting the Quan," helped pump up the team before games. Seip said, "Dancing before games helped the team get loose and ready to play." Encouragement came from not only the coaches, but other teammates allowed the members to strive to their fullest potential. Freshman, Erin Williams said, 'The encouragement from my teammates and my coaches really helped me have a positive mindset." Williams added, "Denker really knows what she is doing, which really helps us out." Despite having a new coach and many injuries, the varsity team pulled out a winning season, making the year unforgettable. Volleyball

Junior Brooke Homeyer serves the ball to the opposing team. She was on the JV team.

Artist: Pat Benatar Year: 1980 "Ht Me With Your Best Shot" talks about fighting with their "best shot." The volleyball team tried hard at every game they had. Throughout the 2015 season, many starters got hurt, leaving the remaining off the team to come out and fight hard. The song repeatedly says "fire away," the team definitely fired away ending the year with a winning season of 11-1.

Junior Haley Seip prepares to go up for a block. Seip alternated between the positions right side and . middle throughout the season.

First Row (Left to l\ight): Bailey Petersen, Alexa Justoj Tara Thompson, Dominic Hughes, Nancy Nguyel);,,Taylor Whitson, Bernnet Habtu, Muneer Mohamed Madison Broeker, Faith Urbanec, acobi Walton, Se1ena Alatriste, Jaden Hilkemann, inarih Nguyen, Second Row Cleft to Right): Dina Lado, Cha!Ilp~yne Archie, Jordan Maxfield, Paige DeBrie, !)ylon George, Eli Bryan, Robyn MenneA ~ammy_MillerLMathilde Rasksen, Ibrahim Alnaiem, Mason Rezac;.....Sydney Settles, Andru Hansen, Shelby Lee, Kiara Marquez, Third Row ~1=,eft to Ki_ght): uke Pierce, Laura Metzg~r, Lagt! Kuot, Oxly uenesia, Savannah Whisenhunt, Omeed Ilyas Mark Demyanoviskiy Husham Zaido Ethan Ostendorf ,Brooke Homer, Stacey Grant, Rhineholdt Frerichs, Alexis Bel~.J,TI Mandachit, Ethan Renken, Fourth Row (Left to ~_ght): Miriam Kluck Keegan Biven Simon Holloway, Goanar Chat, O)ach Brian wandzilak (Grand Poo,bah)., Crnch Johnny Hower (Sir Walter Hower), Maddie Koebemick {Stdt MITT), Morg3I_l Wyant (Stdt Mgr}, Coach Josh Westi,...Brett Krajews~ 11 Mason Austin, Kasey Fazel, Paige Supencheck, Fifth Row Cleft to Rignt): Gal£Macfee, Thea Hoff, Jake Denesia, Nate derce, Jacob Miller, Ryan Lampe, Jesus Cisneros, Trenton Kriz, T asneem Ali, Joe Reitz

Front Row (Left to Right): Ahmed AlsarayJsaac Sanchez, Garrett Isom, Ramadan Al:x:lullah, Mac Ayotte, Gharib Rauf, Vu Dinh Second Row (Left to Right): De-ek Hapn, Marc :Bothe, Christian Stolley, lacob Bajc, Brandon Mai, Corbin Maas, Trevon Renville, Austin Rorentine Turd Row (Left to Right): Anthony Kirby1Matthew Alexander, Jonah Housh, CDach Tim Amen, Coach Brady Roeder, Travon Tolliver, Alex Goll, Owen Lubker r-.Jot Pictured: Coach Darnell Woods

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First Row ~ft to Right): Kaden Berge, Mason Dallegge, Traishon Schmiedingt-Tyree Knapp, Matthew Mangels~osh Larsen, Matthew McNair, Tyler Thomas, Kevin Mai, Denis Ffanc1s1 Ethan Schneider, orandon Lang_omas Second Row ft to Right): Antonio :Botti Anthony_Nunez, Cameron D61Jglas Aras N1Illed, Mv.les Farr, Teren Nunn, Kyan Pate, Tommy ran, Ry~ Pascoe, Riley SPringer, Urant Dvorak, Colton furchers, Cody Slama Turd Row ~ft to Rig_ht): Anthony Foote, Elijah Harris Noah NevittLJJavid Lado, Wiech Nuot, Gavin Leitschuck, Matthew Bail~, Cade Henege~ Rourke Jensen, layce Rutherford, Josh Bailey, Jame intt, Trevor Rowland, H;den Gusler Fourth RowCLeft To Kight): Eduarcfo Kuelas, Peyton Meier, Zak Reese, Christian Lambertz. Ton Gruber, Coach ake Froscheiser.,i., Coach Cole Dickes, Coach John Catlett_., 1~laine Houlden, Chase Everett, Caspian Bradford, Kwajuan Mensah, eb Funk Fifth KOw ~ft to Right): Sam Tuach, Josiah f-\1lick, Tristan Stroup, Mathew Pagan, Jullian Best, Derek Webb, Isaac Back, Michael Bailey, Tyrric Scott, Cole Jinright Fall Tearn Photos

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First Row (Left to Right): Dominique Lenhoff, Patia Wolfe, C.amryn VanDusen, Myah Erickson, Mirella Delao, Danielle Lemons Second Ro (Left to Right): Yadirha Ortiz, Brianna Beck, Oiitlyn McGarvie, Mercedes Shockley, Addison Barrow, Carmen Andrade Turd Row (Left to Right): Luisa Struck, Janessa Chadd, O)ach Angela Davis, O)ach Brittany Hansen, Andrea Arroyo, Sienna Schaefer

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Sophomore Shaibu Abakar steps up to the free throw 1· after being fouled hard. Abakar helped bring energy to the reserve tesffil with hjs competitiveness and drive towards winning each game.

"Space Jam"

Artist: Quad City DJ's Year: 1996 This year's boys basketball team prided itself on its quick transitioning and high scoring offense, lead by senior point guard Triston Simpson. They scored more than 60 points in 13 of their 25 games, while reaching the 70 point mark in 4 different games. In Quad City DJ's "Space Jam· the "shoot, baby shoof was repeated over and over again. The North Star team members prided themselves on being great shooters with a 44% shooting percentage. Even tall posts Hayden Carlson, Dillon Brandt, and Brock Johnson hit mid Senior and captain T riston Simpson drives hard to the basket and finishes with two points and the foul. Simpson was a four year varsity letter winner for the Gators and was a great leader on the team. 132 Boys Basketball

to long-range shoots showing off the team's offensive versatility and shooting excellence.

Logan Otle, Hayden Carlson, and T riston Simpson line up to meet with the officials before a game. These three were the only three seniors rn the team and served as team captains.

Jooah Housh plays stout defense against Lincoln Northeast. Housh was a starter on the junior varsity team and suited up for varsity games playing center.

The varsity team hud es together during pre-game wannups. The huddle became an important part of th team's culture as they gathered around rne member dancing in the middle each ame.

The 2015 , 2016 ooys basketball team was quite young but had several players with experience. The team was made up of six sophomores, four juniors, and three seniors. Seniors Triston Simpson and Logan Cale lead the starting five, along with junior Chase Townsend and sophomores Dillon Brandt and Brock Johnson. Each of the starting five had had previous experience playing at the varsity level. Simpson lead the team with his playmaking abilities and his experience of being a four year varsity player. "This season has been different from my first three seasons because it is my senior year. This has been the first year where the team has had a lot of height and so that enables me to distribute the ball to the posts which changes the entire style of play," Simpson said. Simpson was also one of the three captains along with the two other seniors Logan Cale and _Hayden Carlson. Orrlson said, "Beating Southeast to get our first win of the season

helped us gain confidence for the rest of the season. That first win really got things going for our team." The boys team always played hard, and it seemed that each game nearly came down to the wire. Although they didn't have the season they hoped for, they did upset several teams including a 72-05 win over Westside on the road. The Gators came close to punching the ticket to state in a tough district final against Papillion , La Vista High School, but came up short. They finished the season 13,12 overall while also creating memories that will last forever. Caleb Osmond said, "I was really hype when we beat Norfolk on their home court because they were a really good team and it marked a turning point for our season." North Star was very proud of each and every player and coach of the ooys team. They truly gave it their all and it showed in all their successes. Boys Basketball

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"Get Your Head In The Game" "Coach said to fake right and break left watch out for the pick and and keep an eye on defense Gotta run the give and go and take the ball to the hole Like an old school pro" This song relates to the girls basketball team this year f • many reasons. One reason was the girls were never afraid to make a new play to keep themselves in the game. They also liked to keep the ball moving by keeping the other teams constantly on the run. The Lady Gators kept an eye on the defense to keep themselves in the game and were always ready to get the ball back.

Aoove Junior Jenna Tederman focu es on making her shot. Tederman started many games for the gators this year.

With the return of many players and coaches, the Lady Gators were ready to make this season even better than the last. For the past three years the Lady Gators had been under head coach Al Simpson and Jeremy Wood who lead the Gators to improvement each and every year. Sophomore Brooke Homer said that going into this year she wanted "to keep up the tempo from last year and keep winning games." With a senior--dominated team, the girls basketball team was ready to get the ball rolling fast. Junior Bailey Brown also said that this year she wanted "improve her skills to help her team reach its full potential." Junior T rystyn (})x said she "Wants to help the team as much as possible this year." Even with this year being focused on improving over last season, many of the girls talked about the fun times they had during practices and bus rides. Brown had mentioned that her favorite memory on this years team was when, " Al wore two different shoes to practice." She also enjoyed all of the time she was able to spend with close friends. It was safe to say this year's Lady Gators "Got Their Head In The Game" through having fun and constantly improving their skills to help their team become suceessfu~

Senior Elaina Mayer prepares to make a basket. Mayer played a very important role on this years varsity team.

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Sophomore Nathan Schmit swims the 100 meter freestyle. This one of the many swimming events they competed in at meets. Swimming and Diving

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Riley McNair, Junior, performs a return against Omaha Bryan Opponent. McNair won this match. Sophomore Vu Dinh works for an escape. An escape is when the wrestler on the bottorri escape from the control of their opponent.

Coach Lucas Wiester demonstrates a basic move to the team during practice. North Star had many new wrestlers who were learning as the season went along.

Junior Seth Howard holds on to his Omaha Bryan opponent as he tries to pin him. Howard competed in the 13 2 pound weight class. Wrestling

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"Join Together" Aertist: The Who

1972 When you here this sound a-comin', Hear the drummers drumming, I want you to join together with the band We don't move in any 'ticular direction, And we don t make no collections, I want you to join together with the band. Do you really think I care, What you read or what you wear, I want you to join together with the band, There's a million ways to faugh, And every one's a path Come on and join together with the band. You don t have to play, You can follow or lead the way, I want you to join together with the band, We don't know where we're going, But the seasons right for knowing. I want you to join together with the band. It's the singer not the song, That makes the music move along, I want you to join together with the band This is the biggest band you'll find. Its as deep as it is wide, Come on and join together with the band,

"My address is Hollywood 1-1-1-1 wouldn't change it if I could My address is Hollywood My address is Hollyw ood" The song "My Address is Hollywood"was the perfect fit for Homecoming 2015 because the entirety of the song is about living where you do and loving it. We all came back to North Star High School year after year because we e~joyed attending the school, and most of us wouldn't have it any other way. The song also fits the theme of this year's Homecoming which was "Hollywood Nights."

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Suits on, makeup and hair done, and pre,homecoming photo were posted to social media. As students arrived at North Star they get their Hollywood treatment, the Hollywood night had begun. Students filed into the bayou which has been transformed into a red carpet premiere, made possible by Student Council, the fun began. Kicking off a night of sick music and dancing, students were detennined to bring the house down. Several hits including "Watch Me" (Whip, Nae ae) ·by Silento and "Hotline Bling" by Drake and some of the classics like the "Cha--Cha Slide" by DJ Caspergot the crowds moving on the dance floor. Homecoming was one of the events where studen~ came together and enjoyed a night of dancing and great atmosphere. Seniors Brodey Weber and Courtney Faller were crowned Homecoming King and Queen during the dance, Leading up to Homecoming was spirit week, a week that was full of themes for each day such as "Fashion Disaster" and "Gator Spirit" where everyone had ·a chance to express their creative individuality with their clothes.

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Judge Pulander (Chaney Bernt) is passed out drunk while Mr. Waxley (Isaiah Peters) and Tomane Waxley (Noah Alby) are held hostage. This was the three seniors final fall show.

This year's fall show was a production of the "33rd Annual Putnam Omnty Easter Egg Hunt," which included a wide range of characters from the town alcoholic Judge Buford Pulander, portrayed by Chaney Bernt, to the overly protective mother Lambie Momoe, played by Taylor Yaussi. This show was considered a huge success by many members of the cast. Bernt said "With a fall show this successful, I'm excited to see how we do for our One Act." The performers took the audience through a journey in Putnam CDunty. The show followed the journey of Will Ferebee as he quested to find the golden egg while competing against the entire town. If that weren't enough, he had to continue to try to impress the love of his life, Perry Momoe, played by Dayonna Tucker. Sophomore Ruth Njuguna said "It was my first main role and I loved my script. It was a really funny show which was fun."

If the audience looked past the bright set or the colorful costumes, they saw a group of high schoolers held to a higher standard. The motto for the North Star Theatre is "Honor your theatre. Honor yourself." The show marked the beginning of the end for the seniors who had put so much time and effort of their high school careers into their theatre productions. The theatre director, Brenda Broeker said, "It makes me sad to think that this great group of leaders are graduating. I love them, I truly do." 148

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"Crazy Town" By: Jason Aldean

Year: 2010 "It's a crazy town full of neon dreams, Everybody plays everybody sings, Hollywood with a touch of twang, In this crazy town." In this production, the characters are all after the golden egg. After many desperate attempts the town realizes that (played by Kaedyn Cambell) character has the egg, placing the town in a state of chaos. realizes that those whom he loves matter more than the possessions he has.

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Farley (Courtney Eastman) and her father (Isaiah Peters )talk aoout her share of the land. Eastman and Peters were seniors. O:xlee(Dayonna Tucker) tells Ellie (Kaylee Trumble) aoout her experience out in the field. She shared how it felt hke old times again.

Oxlee(Dayonna Tucker) thinks aoout what Baker saying Charhe left because he didn't care aoout them. She understood what he said but never agreed.

Baker and Evelyn(Zach Miller and Breanna P£anstiel) talk aoout how Baker needs to stop drinking and pull his weight on the farm. Baker tried to desperately channel Charhe's lessons, but his drunken self could never

"Glory" By: John Legend featuring Common Year: 2015 One day when the glory comes It will be ours, it will be ours Oh one day when the war is won We will be sure, we will be sure Oh glory (Glory, glory) The song Glory is about achieving equality. It was the theme song for the movie Selma. The play relates .to the same thing; equality. Kiley Kahler plays "earth's heartbeat." a concept reprised several times in the show. They were a part of Charhe's ancestors and his Indian rituals.

Skin color means nothing. Hate can lead to no progress, but one day we will all get to a place where discrimination doesn't exist. One-Act Play

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The African,American Student Caucus was a large group consisting of African American students from all interest_groups at school, ranging from -~--- athletes to E,wingers to kids in the National Honor Society. The club met bi, weekly to discuss current events both on the national stage and at the school level. The club also focused on really engaging students in participating in and learning more about African American culture. The club also did fundraising for a number of things, including a trip to Kansas City where they visit the Negro Baseball League Hall of Fame and the American Jazz Museum. On that same tri , they visited local colleges when they Front Row Geft to right): Falla Halsey, Travis Austin, Susan Townsend, James Thompson Second row: Tauria Hoffman, Aoola Garang, Taylor Yaussi, Andr'e Hull, Jada Cathy, Trystyn Cox, Trinity Cox, weren't eating some of the best barbecue Tanaya Bradford,Washington Third row: Tamara Neal, Jacobi Walton, Acacia Miller, Hannah Rebuck, in the country. Other money they raised Yaa Baeta, Christelle Tshibengabo, Kamryn Sannicks Fourth row: Diana Lado, Dina Lado, Tasneem went to a new t,shirt for members of the Ali, Champayne Archie, Kymesha Key, Marie West, Shantera Ewings, McKenzie Barnes Fifth row: club. This year members went to the Blad Marticuz Thomas, Jodarius Coleman, Tavlin Hunt, Ashton Sadler, Maddy Perry, Abdelrahman Elhaj, Leadership Symposium hosted by the Samarja Westion, Jennifer Yuma, Kefani Broussard University of Nebraska,Lincoln.

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Anime club was a great opportunity to learn about Japanese and Chinese cultures. The members met people who had the same tastes as their own. Autumn Dunn, the sponsor for this club, wanted to provide students with an opportunity to develop a greater interest in anime. "I like anime and cartoons; I am a huge fan of Japanese culture," said Jace Angel. The members created animated films and cartoons with clifferent types of characters. They discussed Japanese and Chinese characters, making sure they created authentic characters following the proper anime form. Each member. contributed in these animations using their best skills.

Students involved in the Chinese Club came together every other Wednesday to discuss and learn about Chinese culture and language in fun and entertaining ways. Students who met bi,weekly practiced writing on scrolls, conducted fundraisers, and learned about promoting Chinese culture in school and the community. Senior Kent Vuong said "When I go to Chinese Club I gain knowledge of China and experience volunteering and being able to show off that I am actively involved in a club."

Choreographed choir was a class only available to Sophomores through Seniors. To be able to join you had to audition by learning a song and a dance and perform it under the direction of Joni Osbourne, the choral director. Only twelve people were able to be a part of this exclusive ensemble. "Choreographed choir was a fun fast,paced class that keeps you on your toes, literally" said junior Breanna Pfanstiel. People who would love this class would not only be those who liked to obviously dance and sing, but also those who had a passion for performing and love the spotlight! Front row (seated left to right): Chaney Bernt, Dayonna Tucker, Luis Sanchez Second row (standing): Brianna Pfanstiel, Isaiah Peters, Ethan Frye, Courtney Eastman, Kaedyn Campbell, Kelsey Johnson, Zach Miller, Monson Nguyen, Maricarmen Figueroa, Miriam Kluck, Ryane Needles Clubs and Activities

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(})ncert Choir was a class available for 10th,12th graders and was by audition only. It was an exciting year for the choir with director Joni Osborne winning the award for Nebraska Music Educator of the year. Osborne also was a part of the Metropolitan Opera where she traveled to New York City and met up with other outstanding choral directors and attended many workshops. The students had many opportunities to learn about the arts, attending musical performances like the Tony Award winning musical A Gentleman's Guide To Love And Murder and listening to world renowned male acapella group Cantus. The choir not only got opportunities to see performances, some members even got to be in them. Eight North Star concert choir members participated in the lJNL Opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. "It was such a great experience and we learned so much from the lJNL Opera professors, we're very thankful for this opportunity" said Reagan Duranski. Many students have felt like they had grown as people from

being in a tight knit group like (})ncert Choir. Senior Zach Miller said "I've learned to have a better understanding of music and have learned a lot through trusting my director." Miller and various music teachers nominated Osborne for the Music Educator of the Year award. "Mr. Salistean came to me and asked if I could write a letter of recommendation for her and I of course did! Mrs. Osborne has shown me in many ways that she deserves this award and I'm very thankful to have her as a director," said Miller. Although working hard was a year,long task for this group, having fun was a priority as well. In fact many friendships were made because of the amount of time the students spent together. Not only did the class have practice everyday together, they also spent time at choral concerts, performing for the community, and at competitions. Getting to know each other was a major key to their success. "The more time we spend together the better we sound, especially our vowels and understanding how we speak and sing," said Breanna Pfanstiel.

Back row (Left to Right): Kaylee Swartz, Miriam Kluck, Lizzy Stutzman, Kelsey Johnson, Eleanor LaDue, Haley Martin, Tyler Lynch, Kaedyn Campbell, Aaron Slater, Michael Urbanec, Jeremy J. Anderson, Taylor Yaussi, Ryane Needles, Darien Dierberger Middle row: Leila Al,Aboudi, Elisiah Wagner, Alysa Meyer, Canuyn Ceradsky, Kylie Estrada, Chaney Bernt, Nathan Priest, Luis Sanchez, Ethan Frye, Grant Francisco, Logan Woolen, Isaiah Peters, Jaime Pedraza, Ilya Budzhazhi, Maria Goertzen,Noriega, Reagan Duranski, Olivia Stewart, Jaylen (})okDibson, Bella Williams, Alyssa Meyers, Brianna Pfanstiel, Jordan Com Front row: Michelle Dao, Courtney Eastman, Chelsea Bird, Maricarmen Figueroa, Cody Moorehead, Monson Nguyen, Zach Miller, Tristan Nava, Hannah Barnes, Dayonna Tucker, Samm Hanks

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, <All If you went to any North Star varsity football or basketball games, then you would recognize the Dazzlers. The Dazzlers worked very hard this year, practicing five days a week from 6:15 to 7:30. All of their hard work paid off during their performances as they impressed many audiences throughout the year. The Dazzlers were a spirit team and they performed at pep rallies, football games, and boys and girls basketball games. The majority of the group liked performing at football games the best because 'There are a lot more people watching the game, so that gives us a lot more energy," said Sophomore Leyten Morley. This season the Dazzlers had twelve returning members and two new members. The girls were able to perfect their dances faster since so many members had already been on the team for a year.

There are many styles of dance, but the Dazzlers narrow their style selection to jazz, hip hop, and porn. The most popular style of dance of the Dazzlers members was "Jazz because it's fun and we are all 'unified' when we perform," said junior Maddie Spale. •Throughout the Dazzler season, the girls accomplished many goals. At the end of June 2015, the girls and their coach, Dorann Avey, attended UDA camp at Creighton University in Omaha. At the camp the group was awarded a spirit stick and got a bid to nationals in Orlando, Florida. Other than performing during halftime, the girls stood on the sidelines and cheered along with the cheerleaders, encouraging all of the players. Freshman Patia Wolfe's favorite part about her first year on Dazzlers was "Performing at the games and cheering on all of the players."

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This year the North Star Speech and Debate teams had a strong showing all over the state. The Debate Team had three different events where members could compete: Lincoln,Douglas Debate, Student O:mgressional Debate, and Public Forum Debate. Lincoln,Douglas debaters argued how society ought to be and was considered an individual event. Student Congressional Debate was a simulation of the United States House of Representatives. Public Forum Debate was a debate on current events with a partner. 2015,2016 was a season for the ages for the Gator Debaters, with multiple first place finishes At every tournament, a Varsity Congressional Debater from North Star went home a champion. At the Season opener Senior Brodey Weber won the Southwest Invite and Senior Kamryn Sannicks received 2nd. Since then Weber went on to win four more tournament and Sannicks won three. Junior Ruben Aguilar Back row(Left to Right): Brodey Weber, Coach Jackson Slechta, Max Van Arsdall, consistently placed in the top six in varsity Middle row: (})ach Holly Gonsor, Saliman Attaie, Ruben Aguilar, T asneem Ali, competitions along with juniors T asneem Ali Naomi Gomez, Emma Smith, and Allen Duong. and Naomi Gomez. Freshman Usama Ismail Front row: Brook Meints, Jaylen Barratt, Kamryn Sannicks, Trani Nguyen, and regularly placed in the top three for first year Isabel Olivas. competitors. Not Pictured: Coach Alicia Williamson, Kayla Sturges, Usama Ismail, and Sara Hasan.

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In Speech there was a variety of events, when compared to debate. There are the "platform;; speakers who give original speeches, and "interp" speakers who give a presentation based on their interpretation of well known pieces of literature. The Speech team saw quite a bit of success this season. The team's Oral Interpretation of Drama team consistently placed, earning second place finishes ooth at the Southwest and East tournaments. The Oral Interpretation of Drama included Seniors, Courtney Eastman, Dayonna Tucker, Chaney Bernt and Junior Miriam Kluck. Between Eastman and Tucker they received 5th place at East and 4th at Southwest. At the Northeast tournament Eastman was crowned the champion in Entertainment Speaking, while Tucker got 4th in Interpretation of Poetry. Brodey Weber also successfully placed 1st in Impromptu speaking at Back row (Left to Right): Miriam Kluck, Brieanna Kroeger, Saliman Attaie, Zach both Southeast and Fremont. Wendling, and Rourke Jensen. Courtney Eastman said 'I think our goal as an Front: Lexi Belgum, Courtney Eastman, Dayonna T uckei-, Chaney Bernt, Hanna OID, is to win state this year!". Barnes, Rebecca Masa, and Tristan Nava. C lubs and Activities

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The Future Business leaders of America (FBLA) met every third Monday of the month where they prepared themselves for competitions dealing with business subjects. Some of the subjects the Future Business Leaders of America members learned were how to lead group discussions and basic business knowledge. All of the skills these students have learned helped them when they participated in different conferences and competitions around the state. Senior Nestor Hernandez said, "Through FBLA, I have been able to be more engaged in the community and learn more about business."

The Future Health Professionals Club, also called HOSA, was a thriving new club at North Star. Members of HOSA had many goals that included promoting career opportunities in health care, developing effective leadership qualities and skills, and developing an understanding of the importance of interacting and cooperating with others. North Star's HOSA President Amy Li said, "We hope to get students who are interested in the health care field to explore and meet others who share similar interests." HOSA members went to different Health Science experience conferences where they had the chance to talk to medical professionals and students. They also had the opportunity to interact with manikins, do blood test labs, and even use medical equipment to take measurements. HOSA was invested into the school and the community. They helped organize the Disease Awareness Week and also made a large poster giving appreciation to the Health Office. HOSA was truly a great opportunity for those wanting to learn more about the health field. 164

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Front row Geft to right): Kajal Desai, Linh Nguyen, Vanessa Cruz, Amy Li, Kathleen Jolito Middle row: John Pham, Riley Tompsett, Hassan Alnajem, Jazzmyn Pekarek, Naomi Gomez, Selena Nguyen, Alicia Vuong ,Allison Cruikshank Mai Tran, Back row: Harlie Davis, Dina Lado Andrea, T asneem Ali, Jennifer Nguy~n, Trang Vuong, Hoai Tam Nguyen, Kent Vuong, Floyd Doughty

Front row (Left to Right): Nico Nitt, Shraddha Patel, Harlie Davis, Emily Metzger Back row: Maggie Deshaine, Laura Metzger, Jenna Tederman, Nate Pierce, Ireland Currey, Leyton Bruegman

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Istoria was the literary magazine that had published many of the students art and writing pieces. North Star's Istoria was Superior Nominated fo~ the highest award for three years in a row. Istoria members asked students ubmit their best work and ·express themselves in a unique way. Once pieces had been received, countless hours were spent editing and revising and choosing pieces to fill the 88 page publication. Istoria"s theme this year was "My Story." The theme was based off of Snapchat, but made students put their unique spin on it. Students could take this idea and go anywhere with it. As a staff member, Nate Pierce said, "My favorite part of Istoria is reading through all the submissions and seeing how different one is to the other. I love choosing the artwork to fit the pieces. It makes me paint a picture in my head."

This year's Jazz Band was made up of a group of instrumentalists that played different sets of music together. These students had to audition to be a part of the 2015,16 North Star Jazz Band. The group was led by Director Rob Stalistean who was in his second year of leading the group. The band represented North Star at different places in school and around the community. North Star's Jazz Band members played an assortment of instruments such as the saxophone, trumpet, drums, trombone, bass, piano, and others. Member Chase Reineke said, "Jazz Band is a lot clifferent than Marching Band becau e you have to know more about the music instead of just reading it on the sheet." Band members had to be ready to play off of the top of their head. "You really have to feel the music," said Reineke.

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Back row (Left to Right): Zaniel McGarrell, Aahyha Sabin, Ruth Niwquna, Nyayiech Wuol, Abula Garang, Michael Urbanec, Cameron Smith, and Adong Akot Middle row: Michelle Menendez, Milan Reeves, Kendall Walker, Carlie Nelson, Yadivha Ortiz, Wesley Pham, and Oxly Allen Front row: Jordan Hutchinson, Nikki Klosterman, Noah Alby, Emily Klein, Chris Ugarcina, Mason Myers, Aglin Osovio Paz, Faith Urbanec •

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If you were looking for a club where you play games and talk about life goals, ~ Kaleidoscope would be the club you would ' want to be a part of. Kaleidoscope met on Tuesdays after school and started each meeting with a team builder to get to know each other. During this Tuesday club, members would talk about their personal life sto and how they would relate to celebrities stories. Freshman Emily Klein liked this :lub because "You don't have to pretend anc you can let all your feelings out." Besides sh, ring life stories with other members, the clul volunteered out in the community aro 1d North Star.

The Lincoln North Star Key Club was a studended chapter of the Capit, City Kiwanis Club. The group was dedicated to Community Service and encouraging leadership. The club was known for doing projects both in and outside of the school. Key Club is responsible for helping out the North Star Food Bank alongsid Student Council. The members also participated in raising awareness for the - Alzhei!11-er's Association, UNICEF, and Make,a,Wish Foundation. This year they hosted the first ever Dance Marathon held at North Star. Junior, Allison Cruikshank said "Since moving here from California, Key Club has beer one of my favorite activities to be a par1 of."

ational Honor Society was home to many of the brightest, most highly motivated, and involved students at North Star. National Honor Society strove to achieve many different goals to help improve North Star and the surrounding community, as well as further developing the social and leadership skills of the society's members. Weston Corum said, "My favorite thing alx)Ut NHS is getting to be a part of a group that helps the community." Community service was one of the big things stressed in National Honor Society. National Honor Society was divided up into· five different committees in order to help achieve its many different goals. The committees consisted of Community Service, T earn Building, Fundraising, Recognition, and North Star Connections. Each committee was in charge of making an impact in their area of expertise. The Community Service volunteered their time at places such as the People's City Mi sion and Matt Talbot. T earn Building was in charge of coordinating

bonding activities a well as creating t,shirts for the society. Fundraising helped raise money to support the Student,Faculty basketball game, which took place in March. Recognitiqn decorated the TPCs ,.while North Star Connections set up tutoring for kids in Homework Zone. National Honor Society was a select group of North Star students. Darlene Cruz said, "If you want to be in ational Honor Society in the future you should be aware of your actions. Everything you do is taken into account when becoming a member." Member of National Honor Society took great pride in what they achieved. Dillon Ertz said, "Being in National Honor Society is important to me because it recognizes the effort that I have put towards my education over the past few years." National Honor Society members showed off their pride on days that they had meetings by dressing up and wearing their gold medals. National Honor Society was a tremendous contributor to the overall well being of North Star.

Back row Oeft to right); Derek Mikus, Jake Denesia, Trevin ball. Dillon Eryz, Weston Corum, Taytum Dickman, Haley martin, Simon Holloway, Courtney Faller, Nate Pierce, Kent Vuong Third row: Addi Hillman, Kayla Lottman, Emily Metzger, Brett Gose, Jennifer Nguyen, Khoi Mai, Calvin Damon, Brooke Lampe, Val Wedeking, Ashley Kistaitis . Second row: Mason Rezac, Ryane Needles, Hailey Fleming, Dina Lado Andrea, Jaden Peterson, Nancy Nguyen, Shelby Lee, Lexie Johnson, Madison Schossow, Amenah Alhasan . . Front row: Michaela Foster, Christelle Tshibengabo, Demi Tinnerstet, Elianet Tamayo, Kali Paulson, Kamryn Sanmcks, Lthn Nguyen, Laura Coatney, Tam Nguyen, Darlene Cruz, Trang Vuong, Kassidy Huffman Clubs and Activities

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The Gator Galaxy went through changes during 2015,2016. The newspaper switched to a magazine format and changed to a quarterly printing. The decrease in issues didn't stop the • staff from writing captivating articles. North Star students also had to chance to check out the newly updated website, where students could get the news quickly and easily. The staff never failed to keep the North Star community updated about things going outside of the school walls. In the first edition of the year, junior Kyler Johnson kept us all up to dat on the latest forecast and what the winter wou~d look like. Senior Melissa Mass quickly put out , t story when a train en route from Amsterdam t,) Paris was under the threat of a terrorist attack. The newspaper staff also spent the year learning. The class attended the Nebraska Higl School Press Association O:mvention, where students attended training sessions and listen tc guest speakers. When asked why a student sho1ld be on staff, junior Naomi Gomez said "I took ti is Back row (Left to Right): Brodey Weber, Taelor Evenson, Tasneem Ali, Kyler Johnson, class because it was good for the career I want . J Baylee Goff, Naomi Gomez Second row: Kamryn Sannicks, Derek Mikus, Jared pursue and I also got to expand my social skills ' Williams, Taylor Louthan, Chase Marin Front row: Melissa Maas, Ethan Wobken

New&

The 2015 ,2016 school ye r for North Star's Orchestra w2 a good one. The students musicians had the opportunit the to play various concerts throughout the year. They als were able to attend a Russian National Orchestra concert at the Lied Center for Performir: Arts. Orchestra teacher and conductor Rob Salistean said that Playing was never something just for individuals Back row (Left to Right): Marissa Miller, Julia Strilkivsky, Pam Cante, Ninian Tong, Lynn Nyguen, "It's the ultimate team Claire Krajewskia, Silver Badousek, Shaun Sherwood, Shelby Stutzman, Michelle Menendez, Qui activity,"said Salistean. Nguyen, Luke Pierce, Logan Woollen, Madison Miller, Ross Cbta, Allison Schneider This year Orchestra memh: s Third row: Val Wedeking, Olena Yarmolyuk, Madydsyn Casch, Whitney Nguyen, Kaven Tetto parked cars at Husker games Rosabs, Allen Duong, Tram Nyguen, Olivia Allrich, Gabe Madee, Alexis Belgum, Beverly Scrivner, and did their cookie dough Kenzie Frank, Morsan Badousek, Abiel Sabio fundraiser. Students a part of Second row: Maia Bryan, Ryleigh Wright, Makenzie Peters, Brittany Kramer, Vanessa Cruz, the orchestra bonded through Katharine Kramer, Helene Nguyen, Kayla Sturges, Zach Wendling, Brieanna Kroeger, Dorothy Thai, playing and learning new skills Lizzy Stutzman, Chloe Shively Senior Marissa Miller said, Front row: Kasey Dunaski, Nancy Nguyen, Brittany Pfoltner, Cassidy Walta, Samantha Lamborn, "This is a good chance for Hannah Ross, Ryan Lampe, Eli Bryan scholarships and it's a good life 172 Clubs and Activities skill."

Science Olympiad was a team of students who participated_in hands, on, science,based competitions throughout the year. The club required a lot of teamwork, knowledge, and passion in the scientific area. Science Olympiad explored the world thr~ugh topics such as Geology , Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering. The 2015,16 team was described as "small but mighty" by the club sponsor Traci Chapa. Junior Ruben Aguilar said "Science Olympiad is a .very prestigious club dedicated to teach the students about the different sciences within the community." (Left to Right): Maia Bryan, Donny Tran, Mai Tran

SkillsUSA was a leadership based club and a national organization serving teachers and high school and college students who were preparing for careers in technical, skilled and service occupations, including health occupations. Members competed in a variety of techinical and writtenc ompetitions during the school year. Charmain Satree, SkillsUSA sponsor, said "It is a great way to prepare the students for the real world and skills they'll use every

day."

Left to Right: Joel Seberger, Tim Seberger, Bailey Bemadt, Gmor Gray, Byron Ho, and Felix Huyuh Clubs and A chvities

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. Back row(Left to Right): Reagan Myers, Ryane Needles, Eugene Armstead III, Alyssa fuwers, and Coach Serenity Stokes Front row: Pamela Cante, and Soriah Sanders

Slam Poetry was a group of people, led ~y Reagan Myers and Serenity Stokes, who used a form of performance poetry to let their voic be known. They wrote their own poems, and performed them at competitions, pep,rallies, etc. T earn captain senior Ryane N said "My favorite part is probably th ~ positivity as a whole. Even in competition, opposing teams are sup ~r supportive of each other and it's rea' ty powerful." Along with performing their poetry in public and being supportiV· , a huge part of this club was to be ah ~ to let other people know that they weren't alone. They met each T uesd: y during PLC time.

Spanish Club was a group of like,minded students who enjoyed learning and discovering Spanish culture. This club was for anyone wh wanted to have fun, pla) games, watch movies, and eat Spanish food. Oscar Arevalo a senior said "In Spanish club I have learned that my culture is more that a word, this club has been important to me".

Back row (Left to Right): Ian Rivera, Alan Sanchez, Bibiano Najera, Caitlin Wolfe, and Elianet Tamayo Front: Savannah Whisenhunt, Lauren Sherman, Marcie Castillo, and Daniela Martinez

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The International Thespian Society was a student honorary organitation for people.who were in theatre who enjoyed giving back to the community. This organization at North Star was run by Brenda Broeker. There were different committees that did different tasks in the community or school. For example, Thespians would clean up the computer labs at North Star on Tuesdays or would volunteer around town. When asked about a favorite thing about the organization, Cl)urtney Eastman said, "I enjoy the people. When we have meetings I am surrounded by people that treat each other like family."

Front row (Left to Right): Hannah Ross, Mckenzie Peters, Mykinzie Hahn, Shelbi Stutzman, Alexis Keiser, Dayonna Tucker, Courtney Eastman, Breanna Pfanstiel, Kasey Dunaski, Ryane Needles, Samrni Marcellus, Jacob Hansen Second row: Domonique Harris , Tera Hunt, Alexis Belgum, Lizy Stutzman, Kyleigh Estrada, Carnryn Ceradsky, Maria Thomas, Val Wedking, Kyleigh Kahler, Ashleigh Grow, Serenity Johnson, and Clover Zabel Third row: Kaylie Trumble, Nikki Klosterman, Aylin Osorio Paz, Sydney Lamb, Taylor Yaussi, Olivia Stewart, Hanna Barnes, Zachery Miller, Haleigh Cl)nard, Ruth Njuguna, Zach Benes, and Noah Alby Fourth row: Lillian McCall, Adong Akot, Felipe Serano, Darian Dierberger, Trinity Cox, Jennifer Yuma, Ryan Coffin, Isaiah Peters, Kaedyn Campbell, and Joel Kuakou Fifth row: Zach Weideman, Jordyn Com, Cameron Smith, Matthew Schaefer, Payton Stratton Back row: Ian Zabel. Abby Dodge, Ross Cota

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T1ri-M The T ri,M Music Honor Society was all about promoting music around the school and community.The members often volunteered in different places around the city of Lincoln. Tri,M members met once a month, and they really started to jump into more activities second semester. When asked what her favorite thing about Tri,M, senior Haley Martin said, "I like when we go to the symposium to meet people. We learn about how music affects people's life. It's a great learning experience."

Back row (Left to Right): Val Wedeking, Kasey Dunaski, Emily Metzger, Alex Meysenburg, Haley Martin, and Hannah Ross Third row: Karen Tello Rosales, Brooke Lampe, Liz McIntosh, Weston CDrum, and Kim Luis Secind row: Samm Hanks, Madison Miller, Mykinze Hahn, Helene Nguyen Front row Jaci Tubbs, Nancy Nguyen, Katelyn Nuemann, Brittany Pfoltner, and Brittany Kramer

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Nathan Lewandowski

Jack Zigler Watching you grow into the man you've become has given us so much joy. Playing hockey from a squirt to Junior Stars, It has been such a blessing to watch you grow from a boy

you've grown as a player and person.

into a young man. We are so proud of the man you are

Enjoy your adventure as you study aviation at UNO

becoming and can't wait to see what the next step in your

Love, Mom, Dad, and Brooke

journey brings! Love, Mom and Dad

Jarrek

Rileigh

Renshaw

Hurd .

To our Grace Child, You truly are a prayer answered! We are so proud of you! Always remember: with God all things are possible. Love, Mom, Dad, Tyson, Nicola, Jave, and Mason 182

Senior Tr lbutes

From Grandpa's girl to a beautiful woman! Always keep the smile on your face. We are very proud of you. Love, Grandpa and Grandma

Le ton Brue

You're a sparkly star in our hearts. You sparkle brighter each day. Pocahontas, congratulations on what you have accomplished. We are so proud of you! Keep loving and laughing, spreading sparkle wherever you go. Love you to the moon and stars, BabyGirl, with all our hearts. Dad, Mom, Lexye, and Lynden

Courtney Faller ·

You are just as beautiful inside as you are on the outside. I am so proud of you! Love, Mom

ansen You have an unstoppable work ethic that is always earned and never given. Keep moving forward one step at a time; we'll be right behind you! Much Love, Mom, Dad, and Addie

Congratulations, Courtney! We are proud of you and all your accomplishments in life. Keep reaching for the stars. Good luck at UNL! We love you! Mom, Dad, and Carly Senior Trlbutes

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Weston

Lincoln Junior

Corum

Stars Hockey

To Weston May you always be responsible, contribute to the world around you, appreciate what you have, and never cease to pursue what brings you happiness. I am so fortunate to get to be your mother. A lways remember how very much I love you. Mom

Courtney Eastman

& Danny Rocke

Oeft to right) Derek Eitzmann, Nate Brown, Nathan Lewandowski, Christian Harris, and ZacWobken

Reagan

Duranski .,

Love Muffin # 5 , Best friends from the beginning, from grade school to high

We are so blessed to have you for a daughter.

school, and now soon to be undergrads at UNL. We couldn'

You are a beautiful person inside and out.

be more proud of you girls! We love you both very much!

Follow your dreams

Stay young at heart and always remember to laugh.

and reach for the stars. Love,

Much love from your families 184

Senior Trlbutes

Mom and Dad

Brody

Brett Alexandra

Foote

Gose

We have loved watching you become the man you are. We are excited to see what adventures are ahead of you. We are so proud of you Love,

She dazzled them with all her grace and charm. And yet she was even more amazing on the inside. Love, Dad, Mom, Taylor, and Carson Papa Marlen and Gramie Linda Luff Papa Jack and Gramie May Gose

Mom and Dad,

Rileigh Lynn

Drake

Hurd

Conroy Drake, You have brought so much joy. Thanks for a great ride. We love you and wish you the best. Love, Dad, Mom and Keaton

Lyrica Baxter You are a beautiful young woman,

Lyrica,

and we are very proud of all

You still make us

of your accomplishments.

smile after all of

Follow your heart and Dream Big!!

these years!

Love, Dad, Mom and Kole

Love you! Mom and Dad

Kayla Lottman

Nicole

Bogus

Is there no limit to your AWESOMENESS? Kayla, You are an incredible person, and we couldn't be more proud of you! Much Love, Dad, Mom, Justin, and Abigail

I'm very proud of all of your accomplishments and achievements. Love ya, Dad

''Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So ...get on your way!" ~Dr. Seuss

Katasia

Brooke and Devan SteinE ~

Cahn

Congratulations, Katasia, you did it! Always remember that you can be whatever you want to be

BESTIES ...

as long as you put your mind to it.

From diapers to diplomas, now on to degrees...

Keep smiling and follow your dreams!

The sky's the limit as you reach for your dreams!

Love, Mom and Dad

So proud of both of you! Love, Your Family

enior r utes

Chaney

Haley

Bernt

Martin

We are so proud of all you've accomplished in your first

You've been entertaining audiences

18 years and can't wait to see what your future holds!

since the day you were born.

You are the most entertaining, light-hearted, and intelligent

As your # l fan, here's to

person we know! Follow your dreams, as you know we'll

your future performances.

• be standing by cheering you on all ·the way.

Mom

We love you!! Mom, Dad, Breanna, and Riley

Kamryn

Sannicks

Heaven Guy Over_the years you have grown into a beautiful, strong, intelligent young lady. We know you will continue your life journey with strength, determination, and passion. We love you, Mom, Ahkyra & Furious

Kailee McFadden

We are so proud of all you've achieved and of the person you've chosen to become. May the rest of your journey continue to bring you happiness and success. Love, Mom and Braxtin

Kailee, Stay true to what you love. Keep your humbleness and loyalty in all that you do. We are so proud of you and the woman you have become. We can't wait to see what the future holds for you! Love, Dad, Mom, Jaycee, and Kynzee L.._ _ _ _ _ _;.;.;...;.:...;;..;;..~~~""'~---------s1

Dayonno Tucker

Jared Dee

We are so proud of the man you have become You have made me so proud watching you on that stage and with your academic achievements. This is just the beginning. God has blessed you. Granny would be so proud!

and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you! Love, Dad, Mom, and Cameron

Love, Mom

Brodey Weber

Logan Cale

Congratulations, Brodey! We have always been so proud of you.

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We love your positive and fun-loving attitude.

We are proud of all

We can't wait to see where your

that you've accomplished.

dreams and hard work take you!

Keep it up; the sky's the limit!

Love, Dad, Mom, Dylan, and Lexi

Mom and Dad

enior ri utes

Trevin Ball

You are such an amazing young man. You continuously work hard to achieve great things. We are proud of your leadership and support that you give to others. We are blessed to have you for our son. Best wishes in achieving success throughout your life. Always follow your heart and reach for your dreams. We love you, Mom, Dad, Jordan, Lillian, and Beaudree

Senad

Michaela

Husenaj

Foster ·

We are so proud of the young

You have always done great things,

man you have become,

and you will always do great things.

as well as all your accomplishments!!!

We are so very .proud of you.

Love you so much!

Love, Mom, Tylara,

Your Family

and your homegirl Harlow.

Triston Simpson # 13

Kassidy

Huffman

Trustworthy

These words and so many more describe

Respectful

the kind of special person you are.

Kassidy, We are so proud of the young lady you hm ;

Insightful

We are proud of you

grown up to be. Your future is bright, not because of t 3

Successful

and love you more than you know.

talent and ability you have, but because of your charac =;r

Talented

FOE

and dedication to God. He has great plans for your I: ~,

Optimistic

Love,

and we are excited to watch those plans unfold!

Your family

We Love You!

Natural ability

Mom & Dad

Emina

Ethan

Mrkaljevic

Wobken

We are so proud of you

Congratulations!

and all your accomplishments,

We are so proud of the young man you have become,

as well as what an amazing,

and we look forward to seeing what your future holds.

wonderful lady you are becoming!

We love you!

Love you so much!

Dad, Mom,

Your Family

Zoe, and Rylan

Senior Tributes

Yearbook Staff Seniors Congratulations and thank you to my wonderful seniors. We figured out Online Design together, pushed to meet deadlines, struggled with blurry pictures, and I watched you enjoy late and lingering lunches and lounging in Cll0. While there were moments of frustration, and I lost my mind once (sorry, Brodey), we managed to pull it together to get the yearbook finished! I will miss your smiling faces, your singing,· your dancing, and all the laughter ...especially Leyton's! I'm excited to' see where life· will take you all. I know it's bound to be somewhere fascinating. All my best, now and always, Maddux

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Abakar, Shaibu 84, 132, 141, 169 P>,bdelkarim, Adeg - 7, 98, 143 Abdelkarim, Emmanuel - 84, 141 Abdu1 Basir, Hakdad - 84 Abdul Basir, Himad- 70 Abtlu1 Hasan, Ayo - 98 Abdul Hasan, Zainab - 70 Abdulkareem, Huessein - 12 Abdullah, Maryah -50, 174 Abdulla , Ramadhan - 84, 127 Abdulqader. Daniah - 70 Abdulqader, Mustafa - 70 Abdulridha, Tabarek - 98 Aburto Alvarado, Sheila - 50 Acklie, Jackson • 84 Adams, Mariah • 50 Adamson, Payton 84 African-American Student Caucus •

152 Agee, Mar+. - 98 Agudo, Angelita 50 Aguilar, Ruben 70, 163, 168, 175, 177,181 Aguirre Vergara, Ismael - 50 Aguirre, Andrew 84 Ahlberg, Jace • 28, 29. 142, 177 Ahlrichs, Olivia • 70, 172 192

Index

Ahmed, P>.ras - 98, 127 Ahmed, Baraa • 70 Ahmed, Marya 98 Ahmed, Muhnd 98 Ahmed. Ronak 84 Aijnabi Noboa 70 Ajir, Armin - 98, 140 Akot, Adong - 98, 168,179 Al Haider, Ammar -98 Al Mafrachi, Ahmed - 84, 142 Al Qaracha, Mohammed - 98 Al Shammary, 1\hmed - 98 Al Shammary, Raghad - 70 Al Tameemi, Ahmed - 50 Al Tameemi, Aseel - 12, 13, 70 Al Zaidawi, Ali 50 Al Zaidawi, Shams - 70 166 AI-Abij, Ameon 70 AI-Abii, Taleb - 84 Al-Aboudi Leila 70, 146, 159, 170, 173 Al-Amiri Ali - 70 Al-Amiri, Mustafa -98 Al-Amiri . Nasir· 84 AI-Bayati, Barca 11. 70 174 AI-Dulaimi, Tabarek - 98 AI-Ghareeb, Nour 84 AI-Ghareeb, Ruqyia - 84

AI-Ghazawc Mehdi - 98 AI-Haidari. Ali - 84 AI-Haidari, Ameneh -70 AI-Haidari, Mohammed - 98 Al-Haraz, Aimin 98 AI-Lami, Alameer 84 AI-Lami, Marwah 84 AI-Lomi, Murtado - 84 AI-Lami, Mustafa 70 AI-Masoodi. Amel 98 Al-Masoodi, Murtadho - 98 AI-Mosoodi, Rasool - 98 Al-Mirza, A.la - 70 Al-Mirza, Duca 84 Al-Mirza, Kafya 70 Al-Misha!. Mustafa - 50 AI-Ramahy. Aaliyah - 84 AI-Rifaie, Haneen 70 AI-Rifoie, Maryam - 98 AI-Rubaye, Zahrao - 84 AI-Sadoon, Mohammed - 84 Al-Sorey Ahmed 50. 127 Al-Sorey, Ali - 34, 70127 .AI-Sarhani, Zakariya - 34, 70. 142 AI-Shamkhani, Muhammad - 84 AI-Sharo, Nabot 50 AI-Sharo, Nabhan 98 AI-Sharo, Najwa 50

AI-TurkL Fatima 98 AI-Turki, Zainab 84 AI-Waely, Mortadha - 50 AI-YasserL Sara 70 Alarcon San Martin, Emmanuel -50 Alatriste, Jovonna 84 Alatriste, Selena 70, 126,162 Albayati, Zaid 98, 174 Albin, Aaron • 21, 84, 170 Albin Jameson 70.170 Alboufradi, Kumail - 98 Albusharif, Mahoe - 70, 177 Alby, Noah - 50. 148, 168, 179 Alcazar, Christopher - 70 Aldekhel, Hamza 98 Aldred Kaylie • 98 Alexander, Jelen 98 Alexander, Matthew· 84, 126127 Alhasan, Amenah 50, 158, 168, 171 Alhasan Hussein 98 Alhasan, Mohammed - 70 Ali Hadeer - 50 Ali, Sadeer - 98 Ali Tasneem • 26. 71. 114 115, 126, 152, 163, 164, 172 AljnabL Heba 50 Aljnabi Jihan - 7, 98 Aljnabi, Noboa 71 1

Aliaw, Paris - 98 Allow, Sulaiman 71 Allen, Dazlond 84 Allen. Deanna 84, 154, 173 A!lick, Anthony 85 Allick, Josiah - 98, 127, 141, 178 Allick . Sarah - 50, 128 Almazan, Mario 98 Alnajem, Hasson 71,164 Alnajem, Ibrahim 10. 5 l, 126, 158 Alrashid, Abdalmalek - 85 Alrashid Saleh 13, 51 Alshalah, Naser • 85 Alshalah, Noor - 51 Alshame, Omar 51 Alvarado, Michael - 8. 71. 79 Alvarez Galvan, Andrea· 85 Alvarez, Luis David • 85, 142 Amberg, Isabelle 85, 142. 161. 173 177 Amen, Tim 126.127 Anderson, Andrew - 98 Anderson, JJ - 85. 159 Andrade, Andrea - 85 Andrade, Carmen - 99, 120, 130 Angeles Santiago, Andrea - 71 Angeles, Denzel 51 Angell, Jace - 51, 152

Anime Club - i52

Anno. Tatum - 85, 173 Archer, Lauren 85. 140, 141, 157 Archer, Nicholas 51 Arckery - 153 Archie, Champayne - 71, 126, 152 Arellanes Urias, Jesus - 99 Arevalo Acosta, Oscar • 51, 176 Arington, Brandon - 71 Arizola, Milandro - 71 Arizola, Simone 99 Armstead Eugene - 116, 117, 126, 161, 169, 176, 178 Armstrong, Jaedyn - 85, 208 Arndt, Jordan - 51 Arroyo, Andrea 85, 130 Arroyo. Zachary 51 Artiaga. Jose - 85 Asoad Hindya 85 Asaad, Malik 85 Asaad, Zido - 85 Ashburn, Amanda 40 fa.shenbach, Mikaela - 51, 140. 156 Ashmore. Dehvynne -14, 51 Ashmore, Delaney - 99, 129 Asuoha, Eze - 85 Atem, Mary - 99 Attaie, Soliman 85, 163, 165, 178 Atteberry, Brianna - 71 Austin, Alann - 40

Austin. Chase - 71

Baker Taylor - 71

Barrios Miguel -

142

Austin, lmani - 99

Balderas Sanchez,

Barrow, Addison -

Bowling - 154 Bowmen Chance 52 Boy . Sapphire 99 143

Austin, Mason -

Janet - 99

99. 121 130

85 114 126, 141, 178

Balderas

Barton, Chase -

Alejandro - 51

126 127

Avey, Dorann - 9,

Balderas,

Barron Grant -

Berge. Kaden " 99 127,140 Berghuis, Brean o 71 Berks O ivia - 52, 142 Bern, Mitchel - 40

40 60

Elizabeth - 99

85. '.54

Bernadt Brnlev -

Braaten.

Avila, Mireya - 51

Balderas, Ram1~0 -

Barton Hailey -

Bode. Brenna - 49,

86143

Avitia, Mireya -

85 157

71, 79,140

Bradford Washing,

Balderas, Ubaldo

Bartza~t, Nicole -

Ayola-Martinez.

-85

Bald.,vin, Aubrey -

Batista. Cory - 99

Blecha-Colem Janee - 86 Bliss. Kelsey - 40

Blue James - 52 Bluhm Katrina 86 Bock Ailen - 28

Boyle. Rid10rd -

40 okia -

Ayer. Lance - 9

Bauers, Morgan -

52 175 178 Bernt Chaney 52, :44 148, 149 50, 155 15'7 163 187 Bernt Riley - 71

99,140

Baldwin Aust n -

15 51

76 140

Ayotte, Moc - 85,

Bauersachs,

Bernt Zacrarv -

89,127

Bales, Lizzy - 128

t\maya - 85

Boerschig. Caleb 86 Boerschig Co l:n 86

Azeez, Narjes - 51

Balkus, David - 40 Ball, Lily - 85 '60

Baumann, Kierra -

Ber'")' Zachary -

Bogus Nicole - 52,

Brandt, Eli - 99

6,5

186 191 208

BaH, Trevin - 5,

Bauster:. Siaira -

&rte o+ Schyler -

Bohmont Brianna -

116, 126, 161, l69 178, 189, 19 20

7,, 142,170

Brot:c Se ma - 86 Bratrsovsky Trevor - 71

Ba ·er Ly\'"tca - 51,

BertralT. Ka:neron

Boley, Faith - 71

Breazile. Gab~ie 1-

131

Breem. Kulestan -

Barber, Breridon -

-86 Bes~ Ju!lian - 99, 127 W

Bolich, Noah - 7 l,

99, 100

185 3ea I Braroon •

Boles Ba,ley - 2

71, 126,127

Bea;d, Vv'i.l - 85,

Beyer:, Chr shc,r -

52 20 121,130

Bretthauer,

Ba:-bosa-rew1nke

3ond Susan - 40

A.nthony - 7 126.

,69

127 i40

Book Tanner - 52

:3retting Em;:y •

130, 143, 146

86, 139,140 Bieber, La,.Jrer - 19, 86 :57 B,e~I Austin - 52

Booker Oar~ius -

86. 129, 43

71 Boone, .Asia - 52 Boo~. AsHey • 52

BreVv er Kaley -

Jose -

Baade Jake - 71

Back, Isaac - 99, 127 Backer, Gavin -

85 Badeh Ahwazi Navid - 85 Badousek, Morgan - 85 172 Badousek. Silver 99, 152,172 Baeto, Yoa - 4,

27 71 152, 177 Bahadir, Elif - 174 Bailey Carl - 71 Badey, Joe - 51 161,162, 170 Bailey, Joshua 99, 127 Bailey, Matthew -

99, 127,141 Bailey Michael -

99, 127.141 Bailey, Taylor - 71 Boje, Jacob - 85,

126, 127, 140, 169

178 Baker. Allison - 51

170 Baker, Jessica -

99, 157,161 Baker, Owen - 25, 99.. 104 131, 141

Barbee. Arfoine -

Alexandros - 99 Barela. Megan 49, 71, 72, 140 177

Bede, Ozen~ - 85

Beckman, :Zacn -

!3il nae S efana -

Barger, Jackson -

85 l22, 131

Be.~'<-, B;ianna • 85

Boeck . Justin - 99

Tanoya - 52, 152

Boeremo Leann -

Bradford, Caspian

- 99, 127 Brandt, Ceairo 86 173 Brandt, Dillon - 86.

131, 132, 133, 140

85, 167 170

Becw,ar JOrdyn -

Ba+ley, Jer'lnifer -

99, i57 ~ool!o, Bee, y 99

71 68 Bi 'off c?dey - i5 B!off Baily - 52 B d, Chelsed - 71, 159 170

Beeck Susan • 40

3irdzell Dove -

Be gum, ex•e - 85

140

126, 163, 1/2. 179 Belk Zeph 71 Belot, WiL - 51 3ender Allie - 85 142

Bin~el, C:-aine - 86

52166

- 99 114 :26 140

Bothe Cait:,n - 99 142 62 Bothe Marc - 86, 127

3roeri Brooklyn -

Botr,err As~1ey -

Brooks, Clayton -

51 Barnacle, Bryan -

4.40 Barnes, Chloe - 99 Barnes, Donna .,

39 40 Barnes, Hanna -

Barnes Mckenzie -

51, 179

Bven, r eegrn 86, 126 Black, Je,-.s a - 86 157

71, 152 Barow<;r- L 1reyvo0

Bengtson Jarod -

Black Natalia -

71, 170

- 51

:ienHam Bu'"aq -

Bianco Roman -

23, 85, lS9 163. 179 Barnes aden - 71 1 ;

Benes Zacriar y -

Bro.:kman. Kizer -

Boo·-h, Ty1or - 71

Borchers, Coi ..on -

35 40

Broekemier, Logan - 13i Broeker Brenda· 148179

Borton Trevor -

Broeker, Madison

99 127 140 Bornman C~ri~ -

86 Brokcw Chels:e 53 53

Barreda, Nellie -

51, 142

Ber iez Ramirez

Bl01co Thalia - 99

Barrero -Jerez,

Clirist or-- - 51

BlaS€en., N\urntaz

99 Bot'-i .Antor o - 99 127 Botti, Julian - 99 Bourassa Trey 71140

Bennett,

-12 :3. 99

Bowers. Alys<-a -

173, 176

Brosch, Jayn - 39

Every - 85 Barrett, Jayien -

Alexzander - 7i

Blaseeni, Wason -

85 163

Bennett Morgan -

86. 158

B~oo s, Mirra -

86 :42 Broome, Dakota 99 Broome, Tristen -

Broussard Kefani -

53, 142, 152 i56 index

193

Brown, Alec - 71 Brown, /\ustin - 86 Brown, Bailey 72, 134, 135, 142 Brown, Barbara 40 Brown. Caleb 72, 117, 126, 12 Brown, Kelsey - 53 Brown, Kirk - 20, 40, 170 Brown, Nate - 86 Brown, Tion' - 72 Bruegman, Leyton 53, 113, 121, 130, 142, 167, 183, 191, 207, 208 Bruggeman, Katie - 72. 83, 156 Bryan, Eli - 86, 126, 172 Bryan, Maia - 86, 142, 158, 172, 173, 175 Brychka. Ruslan 86 Brychka, Vadym 72 Buchanan, Marquiha - 86 Buezo Perez, Marwans - 72 Bugbee, Collin 72, 123, 174 Bugbee, Elli - 10, 99, 157 Bullock, Sa Harra 86 Bundfuss, Alyssa 72. 142, 156 Bundfuss, Brendon 72 Burback, Brian - 41 Burback, Kaitlyn 99, 129, 177 Burk, Ian - 86, 170 Burton, Elijah - 53 Buzadzhi, llya 72, 159 Byrd, Tyrah - 53 Byron, Jonell - 87

194

Index

C Cahn, Katasio - 53, 156, 186, 191, 208 Cain, Dj - 87, 141 Cale, Logan - 53, 113, 133, 140, 188 Calixtro Sanchez, Hayla - 87 Calixtro Sanchez, Raul - 72 Callender, Shelby -99, 129 Camarena, Antony - 99, 141 Campbell, Kaedyn - 72, 149, 150, 155, 159, 179 Camper, Adrian 99 Cante Mijangos, Cinthia - 53 Cante Mijangos. Pamela - 99, 169, 172, 176 Cao, Susan - 87 Card-Gaming Club - 153 Carder, Richmond - 87 Carias, Anthony 87 Carlson, Hayden 53, 133, 140 Carlson, Tyler - 87 Carney, Naomi 72 Carney, Richard 87 Carr, Chandra 99 Carranza-rodrigue, Elizabeth - 41 Casarez, Tommy 53 Casch, Madysyn 100, 172 Casch, Tayler - 53 Castaneda Puentes, Jonathan 53 Castanon Orozco, Lilibeth - 87

Castenada, Denzel 72, 126, 127. 142 Castillo, Marcie 34, 35, 41. 176 Cathey, Jada 72, 135, 143, 152 Catlett, John -41, 127 Ceradsky, Camryn - 72, 159, 179 Chadd, Hunter - 9, 53 Chadd. Janessa 100, 120, 130 Chaloupka. Brittany - 72 Chandler, Colden - 72 Chapa, Tracie 41,175 Chau, Huy - 100 Chau, Thuy-linh 87 Chavez, Cristian 140 Cheerleading 156,157 Chesbro, Chase 53 Chester, Angel 72 Chhath, Joseph 100 Chhath, Nicolas 100 Chieng, Nyapak 87, 97, 143 Chilen, Christina 100 Chilen, Joshua 87, 154 Chinese Club - 155 Choat, Nyagoa 22, 100 Choma, Kaycee 31, 48, 53, 154 Choreographed Choir -22 Chot, Goanar 72, 126 Chot, Koat - 72 Christensen, Amy 72 Christenson, Chantielle - 100

Church, Austen 25, 53, 161 Church, Ruby - 72 Cisneros, Isabel 100, 129, 143 Cisneros, Jesus 35, 72, 126, 140, 169, 177 Clark, Kiley - 53 Clarke, Parker 100 Clements, Jessica 41 Coatrey, Laura 53, 137, 142. 171 Coffin, Ryan - 53, 179 Cogley, Adylin 100 Cohn, Staci - 41 Colberg, Jared 53, 188 Coleman, Ja'marcus - 100 Coleman, Jadarious - 53 Coleman, Jodarious - 53, 152 Coleman, Terrance - 72 Coleman-Lopez, TJ - 72, 167 College Club 158 Collins, Raven 100 Collins, Trent on 87 Colmenero, Brayan - 100 Colmenero, Damaris - 72 Combs, Dean 100 Conard, Haleigh 22, 100, 179 Concert Choir 22, 23, 159 Conrad, Cheyenne - 87 Conroy, Drake 53, 185

Cook-Gibson, Jaylen - 73, 159 Cordero, Alberto 73 Corn, Jordyn - 21. 73, 159, 170, 179 Cornejo Rangel, Luis - 53 Corns, Anna - 100 Corral, Cassandra - 100, 129 Corum, Weston 20, 53, 69, 170, 171,180 Costephens, Jacob - 53 Cota, Jessica - 41 Cota, Ross - 87, 144, 167, 172, 179 Cotton, Scott - 41 Coufal, Jeff - 130 Courtney, Michael -100, 141 Covert, Caleb 21, 87. 170 Cox, Braydon - 2, 4, 53, 60, 206 Cox, Trinity - 87, 152, 179 Cox, Trystyn - 73, 135, 142, 152 Craine, Angela 100 Craine, Anthony 73 Crane, Zachary 100 Crawford, Kayla 73 Crocker, Eshiah 100 Crockett, Zoe 100 Cronin, Brian 100, 173 Cronin, Sarah - 73, 173 Crook, Jayvon 73 Crosby, Nicholas 100, 131, 140 Crouse, Haven 100 Crow, Gavin - 53

CruikshankAllison, 73, 164, 168 Cruz Caraballo, joel - 87 Cruz, Darlene 54. 168, 171 Cruz, Mickela 87 Cruz-alatriste, Vanessa - 100, 164, 172 Cruztitla Hernandez. Ana 73 Cruztitla Hernandez, Lizeth 100 Cu, Tien - 54 Cuevas. Mariaelena - 100 Currey, Ireland 87, 129, 167 Currie, Sarah - 13 Curtis, Luke - 73 Cusick, Chyanne 73

D Daldoum, Hana 87 Dallegge, Mason - 100, 127, 178 Damon, Calvin 54, 170, 171 Dao, Hao - 87 Dao, Michelle 54, 159 Daro, Kyleigh 100 Daro, Taylor - 73 Dasher, Ashley 54 Dasher, Kelsie - 101 Dauenhauer, Dylan - 87 Davidson, Doug 41 Davis, Angela 130 Davis, Angela - 41 Davis. Ben - 14l Davis, Chase - 17, 54, 126

Dalton Davis -

Desai, Ka jal -

Dov, Mory - 54,

Edwards, Victoria

Erlewine, Breanna

Fanharaw1, Faten -

87,164, 167, 177 Davis. Lexi - 73

48, 73, 164, 177

170

- 143

- 88

Deschaine,

Effle-thomas, A lexis

Ertz Dillon - 54,

Fanhorawi,

Davis, Madison -

Maggie - 41, 167

-54

116, 126, 171

Mohammed - 88

101

Desersa, Matthew

Dowisho, Yousif -

Egger, Tanner - 73

Escamilla, Isabella

Farr, Miles - 101,

Eggerss. Amelio -

-88

127

73, 170

Escobar Garcia,

Forri or, Esther -

Dowisha, Taleen -

Davis. Travis - 54

- 73

Dawory, Nawid -

Destasio, Taryn -

Down,

ooh - 73

Downing. A.bby -

Eggerss, Nancy -

Brayan - 54

101

Dazzlers - 160

Devoll, Morgon -

B8, 170

Escobar-gorcia.

Fast, Lynette - 42

De Los Santos,

Doyle, Somanotho

Eggert, Cody - 73

Estrello - 101

Fauth, Blake - 101

Mariah - 87, 129

Devine, Lori - 41

- 54

Eggert, Katlyn -

Escobedo, Brianna

Fazel, Kasey - 101,

Dean, Allison - 158

Devor, Damien -

Drake, Chandler -

48, 101, lll

-55

126

Debrie, Paige -

17, 101

54, 165, 173, 208

Eggleston, Justin -

Eskra, Zane - 88

Felt, Bailey - 42

87, 126, 134, 142, 143

Dey, Braden - 73,

Drake, Connor -

Espinoza, Emily -

Feliciano

117, 126, 127

Eichinger, Melissa -

Mercado. Kiara -

Degarmo, Devin -

Diaz De Leon,

Dryden, Jaden -

Esteban Gonzalez,

Brandon - 101

Eickhoff, Eric - 41,

Pedro - 88

Feliciano-Williams.

Degarmo, Tryston -

Dick, Caleb - 101

Duell, Kalyn - 101

140, 141

Esteban Gonzalez.

Zachary - 7 4

D ick, Jared - 54

Dunaski, Kasey -

Eitzmann, Derek -

Ricardo - 6, 88

Felipe-Espino, Ashly

Degrand Tony -

Dickes, Cole - 127

73, 172, 179, 180

Estle, Nick - 55,

- 101, 129, 140

Dickman, Taytum -

Duncan, Lauren -

Elder, Abbigail -

126

Fellowship Of

Deisley, Carson -

54, 171

101

Estrada. Ky!eigh -

Christian Athletes -

87, 141

Dierberger, Dorion

Duong, Allen - 87,

Elhaj.

73, 159, 179

167

Deist, Wade - 87,

- 54, 159, 179

163,172

Abdelrahman -

Evans-fountain,

Fencing Club - 162

141

Dierberger,

D ng, Dominic -

88,152

Davionce - 73

Fendrick, Amy - 42

Deklovs, Dylan -

Mokaylo - 101

54, 164

Elhaj, Mohamed -

Evenson. Toelor -

Fenton. Nathan -

Diest, Wade - 140

Duong, Donna - 73

101

74, 156, 172

Del Rello, Josimor -

Dietrich, Dolton -

Duong, John - 31,

Elias, M aha - 73

Everett, Chose -

Ferguson, Caleb -

101

Elliott, Katelyn -

101,127

Everett, Damien -

Ferguson, Garrett -

101, 108, 131. 178

Delabarre, Hannah

Diller, Connor - 101

Duranski. Reagon -

- 73, 129

Dinh, Vu - 87, 127,

Elsasser, Cash - 31,

Delao, Mirella -

139, 140

43, 54, 147, 159, 160, 191, 208

Ewald, Jaynee -

Ferguson, Hannah -

87, 130

Dittmer, A lisha -

Durukan, Boho -

Emmett, ,t\shton -

73,129

Ewald Lauren -

Ferrel, Mackenzie

D vorak, Grant -

Engel, Isabelle -

Ewing. Bailey - 55

Engel, Jack - 54

Ewings Shontera -

Engla .. Laurie -

101, 152

- 74, 128, 129, 142, 143 Ferrel, Tara - 101, 129, 143

Delgado, Draven -

101

Dittrich, Lindsey - -

Delgado, Nicky -

Ono, Bonas - 73,

Dembowski,

158

Jordan - 54 Demyanovskiy,

Do, Marleen - 54,

168

Mark - 101, 126

Doon, Viet - 10l

Denesio, Cody -

Dodge, Abby - 6 ,

101, 126

54, 146, 173, 179

Denesio, Joke - 14,

Dodson, Cherokee

54, 126, 161, 171

-73

Denker, Jessy -

Dolezal, Hailey -

124, 128

Denysyuk Olga -

Dolezal, Hannah -

Denysyuk, Vlad -

Dooley, Gabrielle

27, 87

- 101, 129

Deras, Lotreas -

Doughty, Floyd -

87, 143

26, 27, 41, 164

Derr, Kaycee - 87

Douglas. Cameron

- 101, 127

101, 127

E Eastman. Courtney

- 54, 59. 144, 149, 150, 151, 155, 159, 163, 179, 184 Ebad Nosob, Bohodor - 73 Ebrahim, Iman -

73, 140, 141 Eckley, Emily - 87 Edington, Summer -

88, 129 Edwards, Drewann - 101,

143 Edwards, Morgon

- 73, 137, 142, 156

Fetterman, Kate -

42 Engles. Heba - 88

Ewings. Zakiyo -

101,177

143

Fetterman, Scott -

74, 170

English, Becca - 101

English, Tiano - 10l,

170 Eno, Jayden - 73 Enriquez, A.shley -

101 Enriquez, Nathan -

73, 126, 127 Erickson, Holli - 38,

42, 143 Erickson, Jared -

101 Erickson, M yoh -

Facemire, William -

55 Foller, Courtney -

55, 124, 125, 128, 147, 161, 169, 171 191, 206, 208 Family Career Community Leaders Of America - 161

Fierro Ontiveros, Rodolfo - 7 4 Figueroa Gonzolez. Gabriel - 101, 174 Figueroa, Briana -

88, 157 Figueroa C ynthio -

88 Figueroa, Maricarmen - 22,

55, 155, 159

88, 130 lnde:<

195

Fink, Kathy - 42 Fischer Hannah 74,160,162 Fisher, Elissa - 88, 170 Fisher, Katie - 3, 55,130 leming, Hailey 55, 128, 160, 171, 191,208 Flesner, Mario 74,154,177 Florentine, Austin 88, 126, 127 Flores Villegas, German - 7 4 Flory, Kerri - 42 Flynn, Brody - 88, 170 Focht, Tom - 37 Fomenko, Eliseus 101 Fomenko, Julia - 10, 74 Foote, Anthony 101,127 Foote, Brody - 16, 55 Ford, Herbert - 42 Forensics - 163 Foster, Michaela 55, 146, 165, 171, 189 Foster, Noah - 7 4 Foster, Olivia - 88, 119, 128, 160 Foster, Shaylene 55 Foster, Victoria 101. 137, 142, 170 Fowler, Adriana 74 Fowler, Daniel 101 Frack, Susan - 42 Francis, Denis - 10l, 127,178 Francis, Moses 55 Francisco, Grant 88,159,170 Fronk, Mckenzie 88. 129,172 Free, Cory - 42, 44 196

Index

French Club - 162

Frerichs, Rheinholdt - 74,126 Friesen, Scott - 4? 118,128 Frink, Jj - 140 Froscheispr/ Jake 25, 42, 127 Froschiser, Jacob 111,140 Fry, Gracie - 101, 143, 157 Frye, Ethan - 55, 155,159 Fulton, Savannah 88,142,170 Funk, Caleb - 101, 127 Future Business Leaders - 9, 164 Future Business Leaders - 164 Future Health Professionals - 164 Future Teachers Club - 165

G Galaviz, Andrew - 55 Gamble, Keiyara - 74 Gamble, Sean 101, 143 Ganze!, Linda 42 Garang., Abola David - 24, 88, 143, 152, 168, 174 Garay Jr, Tomas 42 Garcia Perez, Ana - 56 Garcia Perez, Jose - 88, 89 Garcia, Denise 74 Garcia, Emilio 56,174 Garcia, Viridiana 101 Gardner, Andrea -

88,129 101, 129, 136, 142 Gardner, Katelyn 74 Garrido Salgado, Jonathan - 7 4 Garrow, Madison -101, 103 Geerts, Lauren 88 Geiger, Trey - 7 4, 154 George, Dylon - 9 56,126 Gerlach, Skyler 56 Geyer, Hailey 74 Gibbons, Jordan 74,170 Gibilisco, Terry 88 Gillespie, Damien 101 Gillispie, Jillian 102 Gillispie, Landon 56 Gillotti, Brooke - 6, 42 Glbtsa - 165 Gleason, Alexis 154 Goertzen, Jake 88,170 Goertzen-noriega, Maria - 88, 159 Goff, Baylee - 7 4., 120, 130, 143, 172 Golden, Derrick 56,126 Goll, Alexander 88, 127, 141 Gollin, Kayla - 56 Gomez Acosta. Naomi - 7 4, 163, 164,172 Gomez Mejia, Andony - 88 Gomez Ramirez, Christian - 7 4 Gomez, Briana 102 Gomez, Crystal -7 4

Gomez, Jessica 56 Gomez-Rosales, Nohemy - 88, 170 Gonsor, Holly - 42, 163 Gonzalez Mireles, Kate - 102 Goode. Tariq 102 Gordon, Trentell 56, 126, 161, 178 Gose, Brett -.56, 147, 160, 171, 185, 191,208 Gossard Daymeion - 7 4 Gotschall, Nate 178 Gove, Michael 34 Graff, Hannah 56,142 Graham, Aubre 88 Graham, Emilia 74 Graham, Ja'sha 88 Graham, Sheldon 88 Grant Abby - 56 Grant, Stacey - 21, 102, 126, 170 Grant, Tiffy - 7 4 Grant. Xavier 102 Graul, Kolbi - 7 4 Graves., Justin 26,56 Gray, Conor - 7 4, 175,178 Gray, Maxwell 74 Gray, Tanisha 42 Green, Skyler - 7 4 Greenrod Jack 102 Griess, Justine - 56, 134, 142, 207 Griffin, Noah - 88 Grigoras, Anna - 20, 102

Grow, Ashleigh 56,170,179 Gruber, Jon - 102, 127 Gruebele-mccurdy, Kyra - 88 Gruhn, Alexis - 7 4 Gruhn, Drew - 88 Gruhn, Zach - 7 4 Grunder, Garrett 88 Gudgel, Isabel 102,129 Guerrero, Stephen -102 Guerrero, Tanya 88 Guevara, Te'arra - 74 Guhaish, Ali - 56 Guhaish, Yasir - 89 Guinane, Kelly 42 Guitar Club - 166

Gum, Nancy - 56 Gunnerson, Bailee 89,177 Gusler, Hayden 16, 102, 127 Guticz. Keri - 89, 157 Guy, Heaven - 34, 56, 156, 187 Guzman, D'angelo - 21, 89 Guzman, Xavier 102

H Haase, Lake - 57 Haase, Lincoln - 89 Habtu. Bemnet 57,126 Hackstadt, Haley 74 Hackstadt, Hannah -102 Hadgi, Amal - 89 Hadgi, Logan 102 Hadgi, Maged 57 Hadgi, Souzan - 7 4

Hadt Rolan - 102, 162 Hagerbaumer, Hayley - 89 Hagerbaumer, Jacob - 102 Hohn, Derek - 89, 126,127 Hahn, Mykinze 20, 26, 7 4, 129, 167, 170, 179, 180 Haji, Hanoa - 89 Haji, Khairuldeen 102 Haii, Nahlah - 89 Hakenkamp, Joshua - 57 Hall, Bethlyn - 89 Hall Callie - 7 4, 154 Hall., Christian - 57 Hall, Dylan - 57 Hall, Jonathon - 31, 42 Hallett, Chloe - 19, 89, 129, 160, 178 Halliburton, Jammie - 75 Halliburton, Jennifer - 75 Halsey, Falla - 28, 29, 42, 152, 165, 181 Halsted Emma 75,142 Halsted Grace 75,142 Hamad: Abdullah - 4,75, 152 Hammett, Alyssa 57 Homo, Hanan 102 Horny, Nada - 89 Horny, Walat - 75 Haney, Natalie 102,142 Hanks, Sammantha - 22, 57, 159, 180 Hansen, Addison 75,129 Hansen, Andru 57, 115, 126, 161,

183 Hansen, Brayden 75, 126, 127 Hansen. Brittany 130 Hansen, Jacob 75, 150, 170, 179 Hansen. Lisa - 42 Hansen, Noah - 89 Hansen, Taelin - 75 Hansen, Tiffa y 102,103 Hanson. Dawn 57 Hanson, Jason - 75 Hanson, Olivio 89 Harding, Elijah 57 Harding, Tyler 102 Hardman, Tyler 102 Harms, Terry - 42 Haropr, Amanda 57,173 Harpster, Jillian 42,44 Harris. Christian 102 Harris Daniell - 89 Harris, Domonique 89,179 Harris, Elijah - 102, 127 Harris. Isaiah - 102 Harris. Matt - 42 Hartley, Carina 89, 152, 173 Hartsgrove, Alexis -89 Hartsgrove, James -57 Harvey, Carissa 75 Hasan, Layla - 75 Hasan, Sora - 89, 163 Hashim, Fourqan 75 Hasnawi, Zaid 102 Hassan, Mesoun 102

Hotten, Chace 89 Hauptmeier, Dalen - 75. 117,126 127 Hauser, Courtney 89 Hauserman, Ryan 161 Hawke, Trinity 102 Hayden, Crystal 42 Hayder Zaid 102 Haynes, Kili - 57 Heider, Matthew 102 Heminger. Cara 42,162 Hemmerling, Avery - 89 Hemmett, Lori - 42 Henderson, Justus 75 Heneger, Cade 102,127 Henning, Connor 102,140 Hennings, Marissa - 89 Hennings, Preston 75 Herling, Caleb 102,170 Herman Madison - 102, 143, 157 Hernandez Espana, Rosa - 75 Hernandez Martinez, Guadalupe - 102 Hernandez J\!ia 102 Hernandez, Anhelika - 89 Hernandez, Oilean - 57 Hernandez, Nestor - 57, 67, 164 Hernandez, Shawn Peter - 57 Hernandez, Shayla -102

Hernandex-Sonchez Jhoonna - 89, 170 Herrera, Alexis 102 Herring Halley 89 Herzog. ;\ustin 57 Hesso, Evon - 102 Hesso,Sami-89 Hickman. Traivyn 89 Hier Tyler - l5, 89 Hietbrink, Kelcie 57 Hildebrand Tyson - 102 Hilger, Jaren - 102 Hilkemann, Jaden 102, 126, l43 H,11, Kahe - 42 Hill. Kobie - 75. 126, 127 140 Hillman, Addi - 57 \28171 Hillman, Lyvi - 102, 129 Hindmand Reed 42 Hinrichs, Krista - 57 Hinze Madison 90 Hite, Ouar-nesha 57 r.lively, Alexandra -57 Ho, Bergson - 102 Ho, Byron - 57, 175 Ho, Matthew 102 Ho, Phillip - 102 Ho, Tarnmy - 102 Hoer Makenzie 90 Hoferer, Zachery 102 Hoff, Thea - 75, 126 Hoffman, Tauria 90,152 Hoge, Kreighton 75 Holbrook, Johnny 57

Holen, Brianna 90 Hollcroft, Soro 42 Holloway, Simon 57, 126, 142. 171 Holmes, Jaliyah 90 Holmes. Megan -• 57 Holt, Noah - 75 Holthus, Katelyn 43 Holthus, Kathleen 33 Homeyer, Brooke 75, 124, 129, 156 Hoover, Alyssa 57,156 Hoover, Ann Marie - 57 Hoover, Anthony 75, 126, 127 Hoover, Chrdopher - 57 126 Hopkins, ~lijan 35 75, 167 170 Hopkins. Taylor 90 Horn, Haden - 90 Horn, t-iouston - 58 Horner, Brooke 90, 115, 126, 135, 142 143 Hosek Renee - 43 Hott, J tin - 58 Houlde ) loine 103, 121 ' 140, ~69, 178 H •-· , Hannah - 58 Housh, Jonah - 90, 126, 127 133, 140, 141 Howard Christopher - 43 Howard Jasmine 58 Howard, Seth 75 139,140 Howell, Hanna 90 Howell, James 75

Hower Johnn 10.126 Hoyt, Robbie - 58, 153, 162, 174 Hubbard. Skye 103 153. 178 Hudson, Caleb 90 Hudson, Noah 103, 123, J31, 141 Huff Christel! - 90 Huffman, Kassidy 55, 58, 171, 173, 190 Huggins. Brandon 58 Hughes, Dominlc 90,126 Hull Abigail - 103, 128 Hull. Andr'e - 49, 58 Hull. Stefanie - 43 Humphrey. Jordan - 100 103 Hunt Kylee - 58 Hunt, Tavlin - 58, 117, 126, 152 Hunt Tera - 90, 149,179 Hunzeker Kalie 76,170 Hunzeker, Makenzie - 103 Hurd Kole - 103 Hurd Rileigh - 58, 156,185 Hurko, Aldin - 103 Hurst. Madison 103 Husein, Nora - 90, 97 Husenaj, Esma 90 142 Husenaj, Senad 58, 136, 142, 189 Hussein. Hoj1r - 76 Hussein. Radhi - 90 Hussein, Sarah 103 Hutchinson, Bryannah - 90, 92 Hutchinson, Jordan 15.103, 168

Hutchinson. Siciiy 90,129 Huynh. fa.my - 30 103 Huynh Felix - 90, 131,175 Huynh, Kathy - 103 Huynh. Kenny - 103 Huynh, Matthew 58 Huynh Thi - 103, 142 Hylden, Seth - 43

Ibanez, Marcos 58 Ibarra, Franklin 161 llyas, Omeed - 13, 90126, 140 Inness. Daisie - 58 lnfernafional Student Club - 166

Ireland, Thomas 90 Irland, Trenton - 9, 90 Isaacson, Dylan 76 Isabell-for .-itor Jactia - 76 Ismail, Alao - 58 Ismail, Rana - 90 Ismail, Ronda 103 Ismail, Usama 103,163,168 Isom, Garrett - 90, 127,140 lstoiio - ]67 Ives, Trevor - 90 Izaguirre, Andy 90 Izaguirre, Dulce 58 Izaguirre, Samuel 103

J Jacinto, Enrique 138,140 Jackson, Dehrick 103,141 Index

197

c:.:: <·

Pickel, Chelsie 165, 167, 170 Pierce, Luke - 94, 126, 161, 172 Pierce, Nathan 10, 26, 65, 112, 115, 126, 159, 161 167, 171 Pierce, Silas - 94, 170 Pilney, Melissa 162 Pineda, Arnoldo 80 Pineda, Gisel 107 Pineda, Israel - 80 Ping Pong - 174 Pinzon, Dalton 107 Pirali, Feryal - 65 Pirali, Firas - 65 Piso, Avin - 107 Pisa, Naheda - 94 Pizzola, Caitlin 80 Plair, Dasha - 94, 143 Plants, Tiffany - 80 Plooster, Greg 126 Pluta, Mylinh - 94, 142, 157 Pluta, Riley - 80 Polak, Makayla 107, 173 Pollard, Jesse 107 Pompa Tamayo, Allison - 107, 169 Pooler, Jacob - 94 Poore, Corey 108 Pope, Isaiah - 80 Pope, Malia - 45 Porter, Aiyana 80 Portillo Rodriguez, Ashly - 108 Pottery Club - 173 Powers, Natalie 30, 31, 48, 65, 154, 156 Prock, Son Lee 80, 126 202

Index

Prater, Brandon 45, 174 Prentice, Spencer 80 Price, Kathryn - 45 Price, Vanntaccale - 37, 45 Price-Barber, Flora - 80, 140, 156 Priest, Nate - 23, 92, 94 Probst, Kylie - 108, 129

Q Quattrocchi, Anthony - 45, 140 Quible, Shannon 9, 45 Quintana Gomez, Jerson - 80, 142 Quintana, James 108 Quintero Gutierrez, Erick 65 Quiroz Espinoza, Orlando - 80 Quiroz Pompa, Alondra - 108, 142 Quiroz Sanchez, Olga - 80

R Rabadan-Aguilar, Saul - 108 Rabago, Keeli 65, 170 Rall, Jack - 2, 65 Ramadhan, Ali 80 Ramirez Maya, Laura - 108 Ramirez, Carlos 108 Ramirez, Erika 108 Ramirez, Kaylea 94, 143 Ramos Amaya, Olman-80 Ramos, Daniel - 9 4

Rangel Chavez, Gustavo - 108, 152 Rangel Chavez, Jose - 94 Rappl, Mayzee 80, 142, 156 Rashidi, Seena 94, 158 Rasken, Mathilde 80, 126 Rauf, Daw lat 80, 166 Rauf, Gharib - 94, 97, 127 Reading Club 174 Reagan, Carolyn 46 Rebuck, Anthony 65 Rebuck, Hannah 80, 152 Recker, Luke - 80 Red!, Savannah 108, 168 Reed, Kayona - 19, 108 Rees-Donscheski, Kyle - 65 Reese, Zak - 108, 127 Reeves, Maci - 65 Reeves, Markeita -94 Reeves, Milan 108, 168 Reineke, Chase - 9, 65, 142, 145, 167, 170 Reineke, Taylor 94 Reiss, Jocelyn - 7, 44, 46, 158 Reitz, Joe - 94, 126 Rendon, Monserrat - 108, 169 Renken, Ethan - 10, 108, 126, 153, 161, 170 Renae Kassidy 108 Renshaw, Jarrek 65, 153, 182

;

Renshaw, Nicola 94 Renter, Nathan 46, 131 Renteria, Bertin 21,108, 170 Renteria, Eduardo - 43, 52, 65 Renteria, Natalya - 94 Renteria-Pineda, Daniel - 81 Renville-Murrqy, Trevon - 94, 126, 127 Requejo, Ruben 65 Resendez Garcia, Gregory - 81 Resler, Emma 108, 129 Ressen, Riley - 81 Reyes Barbosa, Alondra - 94 Reyes, Andrew 65 Reynolds, Jamal 94 Reynolds, Marquez - 81 Rezac, Blayne - 19, 108, 178 Rezac, Mason 64, 65, 126, 171 Rezac, Payton 108 Rice, Jaymee - 65 Richter, Joseph 94 Ridha, Ali - 65, 142 Riek, Deng - 81 Rieker, Ryan - 46 Riggins, Erin - 65 Riggs, Jaimyn - 15, 48, 108 Riggs, Sheldon - 81 Rincon Flores, Selenia - 65 Rinke, Makayla 81 Ritchie, Brenden 108 Rittenhouse, Ashton 108

Rittenhouse, David - 81 Rivas Villanueva Marvin - 16, 27, 94 Rivera Berrios, Ian - 81,176 Roach, Bryen - 94 Robart, Kasaria 65 Robbins-caines, Savanna - 81, 158 Roberts, Austin 65 Robertson, Makayla - 9 4, 170 Robertus, Brandon -108 Robinett, Rylee 94, 174 Robinson, Alexis 66 Robinson, Cody 81 Robinson, Emily 26, 81, 170 Robinson, Kiralisha - 108 Robinson, Teijah 143 Rocke, Danny - 66, 156,184 Rodriguez Caraballo, Frances -108 Rodriguez Caraballo, Jose 81 Rodriguez, Gisselle - 108 Rodriguez, Lorenzo -94 Rodriguez, Odalis -66 Rodriguez, Vanessa - 108 Roeder, Brady 126, 127 Rogers, Stephen 94, 142

Rogge Liam - 108 Rohn, Ryan - 81 RomualdoGuimaraes, Daniela - 81 Ronquillo Serna, Michelle - 60, 66 Rooks, Alex - 9 4 Ross, Alexis - 81 Ross, Corron - 66 Ross, Dominick - 66 Ross, Hannah - 81, 172, 179, 180 Roth, Courtney 66 Rothlisberger, Miles - 152 Rowland, Trevor 108, 127 Rubottom, Stormie - 94 Ruelas Nava, Eduardo - 108, 127 Ruhl, Derek - 9 4, 140, 141 Ruot, Ruot - 94 Russell, Devin - 81 Russell, Keanu - 66, 117, 126,161 Rutherford, Joyce 108, 127 Ryan, Curran - 108 Ryan, Paula - 46

s Sabin, Aaliyah 109, 129, 168 Sabio, Abiel - 109, 172 Sabri, Talal - 109 Sadeq, Zainab 66 Sadler, Aaron 109 141, 178 Sadler, Ashton 66, 152 Salih, Murtada 81 Salim, Marya 66 Salistean, John 20, 46, 167, 170, 172

Salman, Abdullah 66 Salman, Karrar 66 Salomon, Rosanne 109 Saltzman, Starla 81 Samp, Tyler - 81 Sanchez Alcala, Luis - 22, 81 155, 159, 165 Sanchez Solis. Aide - 109 Sanchez, Alan 66,142, 176 Sanchez, Isaac 94, 127 Sanchez Odaliz 22, 29, 66 Sanders, Soriah 109, 176 Sanderson, Elliott 109 S~ndoval Ronald 81 Sannicks, Kamryn 66, 118, 119, 128, 152, 163, 171, 172, 181, 187 Santos, Veronica 109, 170 Satree, Charmain 46, 175 Schachterle, Jaden -94 Schaefer, Erika 46 Schaefer, Sienna 94, 130, 169, 177 Schafer, Matthew - 66, 179 Schauer, Donovan 109, 166, 174 Scheribel, Andrew -178 Schlegel, Julie - 39, 46 Schlegel, Keirstin 66 Schlegel Taylor 81,162 Schleiger, Mia - 81

Schmieding, Traishon - 109, 127 141 Schmit, Xander 109, 131 Schmutte, Lisa - 46 Schneider, Allison 109 172 Schneider, Ethan 109, 127 Schossow, Heath 63 66 Schossow, Madison - 66, 120, 121, 130, 171 Schroeder, Emily 94, 143, 156 Schrunk, Reed 109, 131 Schuller, Madison 104, 109, 157 Schultz, Brendan 81 Schultz, Calvin 109 Schumann, Riley 161 Schurman, Rylee 109, 129 Schwabauer, Maycie - 81, 142 Schwaninger, Kyle -46 Schweitzer, Cody -81, 127 Schwenneker, Autum - 109 Schwindt, Wyatt 109, 178 Science Olympiad -175 Scott, James - 109 Scott, Tyrric - 109, 127, 178 Scrivner, Angelo 46,153 Scrivner, Bev - 95, 172 Scrivner, Jackson 109 Scrivner, Jackson 109 Scully Treyton 95, 123, 131, 141

Seberger, Joel 17, 109, 175 Seberger, Timothy - 81 175 Seevers Jaden 95 Seip, Haley - 24, 81 124, 125 128, 161169 Selgay, Sofia - 12, 109 Serrano, Felipe 81 '179 Serrano Isaiah 95 Sette!!, Coltyn - 66 Setterlund, Tj - 95 Settles, Kyle - 66 Settles, Sydney 95, 126, 170 Settrini, Daddiz 95 Shada, Alexis - 21, 109 170 Shafer-swisher, Kegan - 95 Shaker Fatema 25. 81, 158 Shammo, Khalid 95, 177 Shomo, Baseh - 81 Shomo Basima 95 Shararah, Yaqthan - 95 Shearer, Nathan 81 Shepard, Belinda 46 Sheridan, Alexus 95 Sherman, Lauren 95, 176 Sherwood Shoun 109, 172 Shields Molly 46, 129 Shipley, Jenna 95, 161, 178 Shipley, Lauren 66 Shively, Chloe 95, 170, 172

Shockley Mercades Sljivo, Sara - 9 5 -5, 9 5 120, 130,136, Smith, Amanda 137, 142, 161 109 Shogar, Mustafa Smith, Cameron 109 5, 66, 150, 168, Showman, Andrew 179 - 109, 177 Smith, Christian Shue Kory - 81 95, 170 Smith, Emma - 95, Shullaw Johnathan - 81 163 Smith, Gracie Shulyak, Eduard 81, 126, 127 109 Shulyak, llya - 66 Smith, Kobe - 109 Smith, Randi - 81 126 Shutts, Hunter - 81 Smith, Shailey - 49, Siemering, Lindsey 95140 Smith, Tyler - 28, -109 Silva, Damerio 66 Smogi, Awaz 109 Simmerman/ Kevin 109 Smutny, Dawson - 36, 46 Simons, Becka - 95 109 Snodgrass, Jaaron Simpson, Allen - 81 142 143 Snyder, Mazzii Simpson, Triston 67 2 66 132, 133 Solaiman, 140, 190 Mohamed - 95 Sims, Caitlyn - 95 Solkan, Victoria Sinda, Ivonne 95, 208 109, 142 Solorio, Antonio Singleton, Bobbi 81 66, 130 Solorzano, Ashley Sinica Jarred 95 109 Solorzano, Sipes, Samantha Nathaniel - 67, 95, 142, 157 169 Sisson, Cordell Sorto, Lori - 46 109 Soto-smith, Caleb Sitawi, Akram 96.141 66 Soto-smith, Skaggs, Trevor Martina - 67 95 Spodt, Keilon SkillsUSA - 175 Slam Poetry - 176 109 Spohn, Jonathan Slama Cody 109 109 127 Spole, Maddie Slater, Aaron - 66 81,160 159 Spanish Club - 176 Slater, Faith - 109, Spellman, Morgan 170 - 109 Sloter. Jason - 95 Spencer, Comryn Slater, Shi - 95 109 Slattery, Rebecca Speth, Samantha 95, 157 109, 174

Spickelmier, Annastazya - 96, 160, 177 Spike Ball - 178 Springer, Alexis 67 Springer, Riley 109, 127 Spruill, Makala 82 Stabler, Eddy 96, 170 Stabler, Kendra 96170 Stahl. Kolbi - 46 Stalder, Dillon - 82 Stalsberg Marlon - 82, 141 Starks, Eric - 67, 126 Starks, Peyton - 96 Stauffer, Abbie 178 Steele, Samuel 109 Stefkovich, Kyle 96 Stege Kendall 39, 46 Steiner, Brooke 67 Steiner Devan 67 186 . Steinhauer Josh 82 Stepanyuk, Andrew - 67 Sterns, Austin - 110 Stevens, Taylor 46, 142 Stewart, Olivia 67, 150 159, 179 Stokes, Serenity 176 Stolley Christian 96127 Stone, Elicia - 82 Stratton, Morissa 110 Stratton. Megan 82. 165,170 Stratton, Pat - 39 Stratton Payton 67, 179 Index

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