North Star High 2018 Yearbook

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Mauricio Jimenez how off their excitement in Concert Choir.

These two students learned great singing skills this

Senior Jonah Housh and Physics teacher Floyd Doughty dre s up together on Teacher/ Student Swap day. Housh looked up to Doughty and thought he wa a great teacher.

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This year at Lincoln North Star High School we charted our course, navigated our journey, and celebrated succes for the fifteenth year! Each day students walked in through the doors ready to learn and ----~ let their light hine. The students reached for the stars d teachers motivated their students to learn more. At North Star, we are committed to developing Academic Excellerice, Positive Relationships, and Productive Citizens. This is the mission statement here at LNS. One thing teachers always share with their students is, "When you feel like quitting think about why you started."

Lincoln North Star has been the home for a wide variety of students over the past fifteen years. Whether involved in sports, theater, dance, clubs or even just academics, North Star students are lifted up and supported by one big family. This year we all came together as one and will continue to do so for many years to come becau ewe have let our light shine. This year's yearbook, "The Light Within" will show you just a little bit about each successful student that let their light shine this year.

11) were pumped to p Tristan Nava and Jessica Black smiling big for the camera at their senior

Varsity Cheerleaders Camilla Pedroza (11), Lauren Archer (12), and Keri Guticz (12) are excited for the game. The

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Sophomore Luke Juracek and Karmin Feely win homecoming royalty. These students, and many others, had a blast at the dance.

Juniors Garrett Ferguson, Rourke Jensen, and Aiden Bi hop are getting ready for the Eclipse. LNS students spent several days learning about the eclipse to prepare for this day.

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Domonique Lenhoff, 12, Seth 'Markovic, 12, Lagu Kuot, 12, Bradley Wills, 12, Sophia Vo, 12, in Sociology.

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Senior Carlos Ortiz Diaz putting the finishing touches on his slab project. Once he is done his project it wjJJ be ready to go in the kiln.

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Junior Daylaen Ellis assembling his slab project. Once the project is decided, putting it together becomes the easiest part.

Art classes allow students to truly show who they are and bring out untapped potential in everyone. Though some may come in thinking they can't make great art, all leave knowing that they can, in fact, make great art. Few schools value art like North Star does. LNS offers a wide variety of clas es that allow students to show their creativity and express themselves in ways most could never do at home. Take a jewelry class and forge a beautiful wire sculpture; wedge clay and mold it into a stunning pinch pot; make a statement with a street art project using pencil, ink, or paint and more in drawing class; go in the darkroom and finally take that perfect photo in photography; create a 3D space in a 2D plane while taking 2D/3D art.

Whether a student is just starting out in Drawing 1 or in AP Art, they are always exploring and discovering new ways to expres themselves and create beautiful pieces of art. And with some of the best art teachers in LPS to guide the students, LNS continues to create and nurture amazing artists of the future. If a student really wants to go above and beyond art class, they can consider joining National Art Honor Society and make art for the school and the community. This dedication to art is why LNS continues to nurture and develop great artist. The school truly is lucky to have such a great art program.

UJ/taf tttJjJtrrJ LNS Ar! TraelterJl Rebecca Rickterson: People often inspire me, music and nature are my 3 big ones for sure.

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Jason Codr: I love to learn. Just about anything. I constantly questioning thing and trying to learn and find the answers to those questions. Its why I changed careers in the middle of my life.

Molly Leisinger: Mainly nature, it is one of my biggest inspiration sources. I also find a lot of inspiration from what I dream about. And also the places I have traveled to.

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Senior Addison Thumann really likes her take charge class. She said, "It's great for helping the real and scary part of being an adult easier and better understood. Don't take it for granted. You'll be happy took it."

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Junior Kyra Sand enjoys her business economics classroom. She said "We talk about current e;ents and real world situations. We learn how to manage supply and demand by practicing selling goods."

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Nick Wiehn doing what he does best and helping his sophomore student Tanner Moxham. Wiehn was always a.happy person and great with students.

Mr.Wiehn giving out advice to the kids.

Mr. Wiehn wrote encouraging notes to his students on the board throughout the year.

Senior Andy Izaguirre, writing down ideas for his project.

Andy loved working on his projects in creative coding/ games class.

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Johnny Hower, Senior Tristan Nava, and •Senior Buok Koang

Johnny Hower is a freshman English teacher that has been part of the North Star staff for four years. When asked what/\Yho persuaded him into becoming an English teacher, Hower proudly answered, "I had a rockstar English teacher when I was a junior and he made me realize that it's okay for boys to like writing and reading too." He also mentioned that was the first male English teacher he had ever had, and that one time in class his teacher had smashed a wooden board with his bare hands and he got to hold the· board. Rower's English teacher had brought so much excitement into the classroom and joy to his tudents, Hower wanted to replicate that.

Freshman English classes covered a variety of topics, one of which was a paper about "What makes people Heroes and Villians". They were given articles to read and

Jonathan Lee (11), Alexis Shada (11 ), Caleb Herling (11), and Denis Francis (11 ), quietly work on their class reading assignment. The class had been reading the book for sometime now and some had even started on their final.

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Senior Trinity Co Mirra Brooks, Cynthia Figueroa, and Jhoanna Hernandez-Sanchez work on an assignment in Worn n' Literature.

Tyler Burrows (10), Kiarra Wieneke (10), and Kaeden Greenrod (10). listen attentively while their teacher discu ses Fahrenheit 451. The class had recently start reading the book, and Mag~gie Deschaine was answering the questions that they had.

they had class discussions about what they think about the topic. The students also had to conduct their own research on the topic and write a constructive essay on their findings.

On the other end of the spectrum, many seniors had the opportunity to select a "lit elective" that interests them.

Senior Tristan Nava chose Women's Literature with Jillian Harpster. The class covered a range of topics related to the women's movement. "I like how in-depth this class goes with women's issues in modem times," said Nava, "but sometimes it is hard to write about them."

Senior Buok Koang's favorite part of the.class was Harpster herself. "She actually talks to us, she doesn't just give us a lesson plan and assignments to work on." Many English classes tried to broaden the activities and encourage students to talk about their ideas in the classroom.

Victor Mendez (10) transferred from Lincoln High School to LNS this year.

Mendez was grateful for his Oral Comm teacher, who was doing a good job helping him catch up and not feel so overwhelmed.

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·' Makayla Robertson (12) types up a response to a book her class was reading in Women's Literature.

Makayla was finishing up her final for the book they were readi in class.

Logun Edwards (10) is in Maggie Deschaine's English 10 class. The class was reading Fahrenheit 451.

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Randa Khodida, enior, smile as she works on ate t. The ELL program helps students learn how to speak and under tand English.

Sarah Currie teaches sophomore Ryan Al Qassab and junior Darwish Darwish using a book with pictures. Using visuals helped students remember the words and concepts they learned.

Freshman Miguel Ramos Puentes works on his assignment. The class received instruction before being given independent work time.

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Sophomore Saja Hassan reads a book during class. Many ELL classes featured independent reading time to give students practice doing work in English.

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Ruba Al-Dakhi, 10, Brisa Puentes, 10, Joseph Morales Guzman, 12, and Hayam Ilyas, 9, focus on their test. ELL students are tested on many areas, such as their proficiency in the English language.

Kamiran Ali is a junior at LNS. Kamiran is from Iraq and has been in Lincoln for two years now. He loves North Star because "I made lots of new friends in the ELL program."

The English Language Learners program, also known as ELL, is a great way for students who don't speak English as their first language to learn how it is used. Many of the students in the ELL program can hold a conversation in English, but struggle to use more advanced vocabulary in the classroom setting. The ELL program has different levels, depending on how advanced the student is in their knowledge of the English language. Once students reach a certain level, they are eligible to graduate from the program.

Some students are closer than others to being graduated from the program but it only takes an average of 3 years to complete the ELL program .. Students who are still in the program take three ELL-only classes, while the other four are mainstream classes every student has to take.

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Some of the students in the ELL program find that the best thing about the ELL program is that it is fun to learn new words and terms. One student in particular, senior Solaf Najeeb Berway, said that her favorite part of the ELL program is how kind and caring the teachers are. The teachers have many strategies for how they teach in their classrooms. One of those techniques is that they allow students to develop non-verbal methods to demonstrate their knowledge if they have trouble communicating in English. Another thing they do is find ways to show they value the students' home culture and language. But at the end of the day the ELL program helps many students learn, and understand English.

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Senior Enna Konovakhuk reads up on how to make a quick bread.· This was something all the students did before making their food.

Freshman Adrianna Fisher finishes mixing the batter. In class, students were making cheddar bay biscuits.

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Senior Noah Hansen mixes together his ingredients before putting them into a pan. Earlier that day Rachel Hruza taught students how to use a mixer.

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North Star has all kinds of classes, some of the most creative come from Family Consumer Science. Culinary Foundations teaches students all the basics they need to succeed. The first thing they learned this semester was how to measure and the kinds of clips and spoons to use.

Students said they liked this course because it was hands on and they could eat the food afterwards.

Before the students can dive into the deep end, they read about the dish they are making. The culinary foundations teacher, Rachel Hruza, the noted that when they made quick bread, they first learned how the bread ro2se. Other skills they learn is how to properly use knives and equipment. Senior Mckenzie Hoer said, "It is enjoyable to learn the basics and new recipes of culinary'foundations."

Cooking is not the only creative class in the C-wing, students also have the option to take sewing. There is specific techniques that students learned that helped them later in the class. Simple things like hand sewing, stitching, threading the machine has made students able to make whatever they can imagine.

Ms. Jessica Meyers shared that some students will go onto to design clothing in her class and even choose design as their career path! It all starts with making a zipper bag and a pair of boxers. When the student is proud of their work, they will want to do more.

Sophomore Ciara Ritterbush a shape of fabric out as she prepares for her design. Student learned how to cut different shapes with shears.

Freshman Nathan Miller carefully puts biscuits into the oven.

Students already made different Rinds of bread earlier in the year.

Freshman Madi Witsig shows off the pattern of fabric she picked. She said, "I took clothing design because I really like it and have a passion for sewing. 11

Sophomore Sofiia Niteleva matches up fabric for her design. The students made zipper bags in class.

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The Industrial Technology class works hard to get their programming in and finish their robots. The students had to plan out the robot before making it.

Here the class plays their game; the objective was to get each individual ball in to the opponent's goal, but the bots cannot move inside the tape.

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Senior Devin DeGarmo thinks about what he wants to build next in his industrial technology class. Degarmo's favorite class of the day was industrial technology.

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Sophomore Nyakuoth Tuach listens attentively to her teacher, Cara Beaty. The students took notes before completing independent

, Junior Kwajuan Mensah finishing up on his worksheet.

Mensah worked hard this year and was motivated to do his best by his classmates.

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For many students at LNS math classes can be a challenge. But thanks to the many amazing Math teachers of LNS, they are able to learn, study, and complete every math problem they face. From Algebra to AP Calculus Diff students continue to learn and advance their mathematic knowledge in order to prepare for college and even beyond that.

"One thing I've learned in Stats is how to explain my math work through writing. It's very Sophomores Hanna Lindsey Roth, Bradeyn Hasenpflug, and McKenzie Frank try to difficult," said Senior Zac W obken. Despite the get their work done in class. Students spent every second of class getting assignments difficulty, some students are able to find things done so they would have less homework each night. they can enjoy in class, like sophomore Bradeyn Hasenpflug who said, "My favorite part about Advanced Algebra is learning how to factor." So while math may be difficult it's always possible to find the bright side.

Senior Chloe Hallett working hard on her worksheet. Hallett always had a positive attitude and had many goals for herself.

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Maxfield's favorite of math was learning to graph.

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Jackson Barger (12) solos out during the fall concert. Barger has been practicing all year for this solo and was honored to have received it. '

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ome away from home." Many students would claim instrumental music classes--and the students in them--as exactly that.

Ranging from Percussion, Band, Orchestra, Guitar, to Jazz Band, the E-Wing offers a variety of options for music loving students. Everyone has a place to explore and find where they belong. Pep Band shone bright during football games this year, and their competitions improved every time they competed, even with such a young team from last year's loss of many talented seniors. Drum Line marches to the beat of their own drum, leading the many Gator-:-walks to be held for the State Qualifiers North Star has proudly produced the 2017-2018 athletic year.

There is much to love about this program. "Being welcoming to everyone and treating everyone like a family, making memories and lifelong friends" was Aaron Albin and Silas Pierce's favorite aspects. Students who talk about the E-Wing speak of family and never feeling out of place because of the welcoming environment.

Senior Jake Goertzen noted, "I have had a successful time being a part of the drum line for North Star." As he explained, in the E-Wing, "One more time, never means one more time."

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"Being around people who love to sing just as much as I do, and not being judged."

"How the environment makes _us feel like a family."

Savannah Redl (11) smiles at the camera during the spooky Halloween concert choir class. Redl has been part of concert choir for two years and can't wait for more memories and friendships to come in the future

Veronica Santos (11) helps seat the elementary school students at the start of Singfest. This is her first year in concert choir.

spirit with the singing of some spooky oliday songs into curriculum to tie in the outside culture.

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Vocal Music

Liam Mosher(l2) and Mauricio Jimenez (12) pay close attention to their concert choir instruction.

These two boys are both seniors in the choir this ea .

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Aly Deaney (10), Tristan Nava (12), and Camryn Van Dusen (11), act silly during choir under the instruction of Kirk Brown. These three students are part of the alto and tenor sections in concert choir.

Kirk Brown explains the notes in a piece of music to his class. This is Brown's second year teaching concert choir.

Taylor Yaussi (12) takes a break from singing in choir.

Yaussi has been very involved in music throughout her four years of high school, from choir to the musicals.

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Choir shows students that no matter who they are, from a scholar to an athlete, or just someone who loves to sing, choir is a place where anyone is welcomed and always has a friend nearby. Students never have to worry about having a good time qecause there are never any bad times happening.

Ranging from women's and men's choirs, to concert choir and choreographed choir, every voice at LNS can be heard in its own special way. LNS choirs do an excellent job of showing off their highs and never their lows.

"This year's choirs are filled with really great people," said choir teacher Kirk Brown, "very positive, very talented, and full of upperclassmen leadership."

Senior choir veteran Tristan Nava provided insight on the relationships developed in choir classes: "Family first and Family last, so we always try to get along because everyone is going through their own thing, so we just love and support each other." Many students echo Nava's statement, seeking out choir classes not just to si_ng, but to find support and encouragement from their choir peers. Choir is a place where students not only hone their talents, but find a welcoming community.

Rashanti Patterson (10) looks attentively for instructions from her teacher. This was Rashanti's first year in concert choir.

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Junior Jordan Wulf performing a proper front squat. Wulf came to class motivated to get better every day.

Sophomores Jacob Hammett and Kaden Gubbels work on their powerpoint in Coach Fro cheiser's Health class. Projects like these helped build teamwork and communication skills throughout the semester.

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Freshmen Brayden Vestel fills out a packet of notes in Coach Waller's Fitness For Life Class. This class had the opportunity to learn how to live a healthy lifestyle and apply it.

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Health and Physical Education classes are a way to make sure all students at North Star learn how to live a healthy life.

Many students at North Star use physical education classes not only to take a break in the classroom, but to break a sweat and stay fit.

There's also a variety of Physical Education classes available at North Star. That includes Weight Training, Advanced Weight Training, Fitness For Life, Lifetime Sports, Team Sports, Dance 101, Adapted P.E., Low Impact Aerobics, Beginning Swimming and Lifeguard Training. At North Star Students have to have a total of 10 credit hours of P.E. to graduate. North Star also has a variety of health classes which include Intro to Health Careers, Health and Medical Terminology. To graduate from North Star students have to have 2.5 credit hours of Health.

Senior Alana Krieser said "Throughout high school I have taken Team Sports twice, Health, Intro to Health Science and Weight Training. These classes helped me decide that I wanted a career in physical education." Alana is a student-athlete and lettered in softball all four years of high school. Following her footsteps, her sister Freshmen Abby Krieser says "I'm excited to take team sports because everyone thinks it is easy and fun. I also think this class will help me with sports." These sisters enjoy Physical Education and Health classes.

In gym classes, the coaches and teachers give a variety of activities. A lot of students enjoy the different ways to play kickball here at North Star. For example, kickball is played with six different bases instead of the typical three. In gym clas es matball was created to get the students to incorporate teamwork with partners. Some other activities students get the opportunity to be involved with, depending on what class they are in is physical free time, basketball and lacrosse. Senior Mason Austin said "I think Weight Training benefits me the most compared to the other classes because it helps me gain muscle that will help me jump higher for track." All students at North Star have the a~ility to learn how to live a healthy lifestyle. With these opportunities each individual student gets the chance to Rise & Grind.

With a variety of science classes offered a(North Star, there is bound to be something for everyone to find exciting. Our year started off with an amazing phenomenon we all know as the eclipse. Anatomy and chemistry teacher Erin Miles said, "The teachers that make up the North Star science department are very knowledgeable but also have a lot of passion for what they teach, which is pretty cool." As expected, the science teachers were pretty stoked about getting to see it but so were all the students! It's not every day that we get cool shades and go outside to look up at the sky.

Science doesn't just have to deal with astronomy and nature, there are also classes offered that study the human body, physics of how things move, chemical reactions, and how our earth was formed. "My favorite science class was chemistry with Mrs. McConnell. I liked it the best because she really has an ability to bring science to life, and she genuinely cares about her students' success both inside and outside of the classroom" said senior Jonah Housh.

Senior Tin Nguyen holds fire in Mrs. McConnell's AP chemistry class. Spooky science day in chemistry is something students in science classes look forward to every Halloween.

Students gather around the fume hood in a science classroom. For the safety of students, many labs were performed in here.

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Geoscience teacher Tony DeGrand takes his class outside to perform an experiment. Students learned about cloud formations from this lab.

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Students watch the eclipse take place from the bleachers on the football field. This event involved the entire school (and school district).

Rebecca McConnell lights a flame in a bottle which causes an explosion.

Students learned about chemical reactions from this lab.

Floyd Doughty helps two students calculate the acceleration and velocity of a moving race car. Doughty has been teaching at LNS since the school opened.

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Oxygen and Potassium went on a date.. jt went OK. I stayal up all night wondering where the sun went, and then it dawned on me.

What do you do with a dead chernist?... You barium.

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How does NASA organize a party?... They planet.

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Mr. Burback teaches civics to a freshman class. Freshmen are learnini about the Declaration of Independence and the 14 amendments.

Senior LaTreas Deras works hard in her 7th period social studies class. She is in sociology with Mrs. Halsey.

Kai-El Santos (10), Bradly Gesch (10), and Steven Le (10) work on a group project in World History. Students have focused on the Mongol Empire for weeks in this class.

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Senior Nosh Griffin takes notes in Sociology. Mrs. Halsey's fun attitude helped learning be more enjoyable.

Social Studies and the current events happening in the world have a lot in common. North Star has many Social Studies classes that students can take and offers opportunities for them to learn about the world around them. Some of these classes include human geography, world history, civics, sociology, and government politics.

• These classes can be taken at a differential or advanced placement level. Social Studies and current events shape the way the world is now.

"I enjoy studying social studies because it forms the present and the way the world is now," said sophomore Hailey Barnes. Many people don't realize the effect of social studies on their daily lives. Some of these effects may be politics, maps, and history. "I love taking AP Go Po because I love learning and studying politics-," sai~ senior

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Many Social Studies teachers work hard at their jobs and want students to be more involved within the classroom.

Teacher notice that students are not always interested in Social Studies. Teachers try to make the class more enjoyable and interactive. "I love being in class with Mr. Bock because he makes AP Hug interesting and makes me want to learn more about the topic that he is teaching," said sophomore Shelby Lammer . ort does an exceptional job of getting s -ud t invo ved i Social Studies.

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"I love being able to take AP GoPo and work on a final project called,· "We the People Composition". This helps my peers learn about how cell phones are a threat to the society."- Taylor Kvittem (12)

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"If I ever go on the show, Jeopardy, World History would help me answer and win trivia questions."- Rashanti Patterson (10)

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"I love learning more and being involved in AP Hug because Mrs. Hansen i funny and makes class enjoyable."- Sam Bush (10)

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Brandon Poore (9), Cash Elsasser (12), Desi Jones (10), Samual Metzger (9), Salomon Tut (11), and Brittany Ivey (10) playing Uno. They communicate better in class when playing games.

The students played games, that helped them memorize and strategize tha can be used outside of school. With them playing chess they learn how to use skills that will help them when they get out of high school and help them in the future. They also played Memory games that help them remember things, that is an important skill that would be very useful growing up. Another game they played was~uno which works on people skills and communication, with them playing these games they are bettering themselves without even knowing it. Skills that one day will hel1 them get jobs, or just live everyday life.

Joel Cruz Caraballo (12), and Shayla Hernandez (11) play chess together. Both were really concentrating in the game.

Isaiah Taylor (11) and Marisa Casillas (10) playing chess. Isaiah posing for the picture. Marisa looks for her next move.

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Grant Winkler (10) helping teachers out by getting their mail every day; this helps teachers a lot while they're off teaching or planning.

Special Education students get to participate in many unique learning opportunities.

On Mondays, they visit the Bay and keep the skate ramps nice and clean. On Wednesdays, they go to the SVdP warehouse and clean their offices. Other days of the weeks, students get to play Chess, Dominoes, or card games. Each of these activities provides a special opportunity for learning and growth for the students.

The students in the Special Education Program stayed very busy throughout the whole day. They help out at North Star. They help with recycling -bins, Clean off lunch tables, and at the end of the day they get to have their own free time. This class is a class to remember, and a class to appreciate for the small but big parts they do at orth Star.

Adylin Cogley (11) is learning how to practice numbers. Students practiced their job skills by writing letters and numbers.

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Joel Cruz Caraballo (12) and Cash Elsasser both concentrate and are engaged on their work. Students practice writing letters and numbers.

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Ariella and Enallia play nicely together. The children in the center can range from infants to 3 year old toddler .

Brianna eats a spoonful of applesauce. Every day the stu nt/ child learning center takes car of many children.

Most tudent going to North Star don' t realize the chool contains a student/child learning center. The student/ child learning center i a program that helps high school tudent with childcare costs. To the tudent that utilize thi magnificent tool, it is very convenient. This year the program ha 4 children enrolled, but in the previo~s year they had 8 children. The youngest child they have is 10 months old, and the oldest is almost 2 years old. The student/child learning center can take kids from the ages of 2 weeks to 3 years old.

As soon as the children arrive at the learning center, they have goals that they try to accomplish. Some of the younger children may have the goal of holding their heads up by themselves, or trying to babble. When they start to get older the parents will fill out a development questionnaire to determine what their next goal may be.

The student/child learning center is run as if it were a daycare. Here at North Star the students have some expectations to follow in order for their children to be enrolled. The student have to pay a small fee to have t ir children in this program. The students also have to take a parenting class, which is offered as a class at No Star.

Students also have to be on track to graduate. This program helps students and their children stay clos o each other, while allowing high school parents to continue their education.

Enallia drinks from a pretend bottle instead of her real one.

The children get lot of attention throughout the day from the workers in the center.

Ariella sits with her mothe , Natalya. Natalya just finished fixing Ari a's hair into a bun.

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SPANISH Mario Ortiz Rodrigues, 9th

Marisol Manzo Balderas, 9th

Q: As a native speaker of Spanish, what is the importance of taking the class ?

Q: What have you learned from taking the native speakers Spanish class?

A: "Spelling and grammar, the class is similar to an English Class."

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Blake Milsits, 9 -1

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A: "It's a growing language and it's a good business language to know."

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Communicatio mainly, to be mor versatile wit conversation.

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A Wlitrlt Ntw Wtrr!d North Star, home of diversity and languages_ North Star is home to one of the most, if not the most diverse student bodies in Lincoln. With one of the most di verse student bodies comes along many different languages as well. North Star makes world language a big deal within the school. Many of the students at North Star speak more than one . language, sometimes speaking a different language than English at home so taking world language classes is important for them. One of the student in the native speakers Spanish class, Mario Ortiz Rodridguez, says that "Since we speak English the whole day at school it's important that we practice our Spanish too so that we don't lose our language and make sure to keep up our fluency in it too."

Showing the importance of taking a world language at school The kids at North Star even find taking world language important in the fact that it connects them . to cultures around the world. Many of the students said that taking world language at school is important so that they are exposed to things that are going on around the world .and not just in America so that they can stay well informed and keep their minds open. World language has given students at North Star the ability to connect to other countries around the world, learn more about cultures other than their own, and even strengthen their native languages.

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Ryan Pate (11) and Maddie Topping (11) in Spanish class. They were working on a Spanish project.

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35% of LNS students have a home language outside of English - 22 different languages in all!

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John Matzen works at his desk in the main office. North Star admini trators work hard all day, ometimc ;; staying late into the evening to make sure ; 11 their work is done.

Admini trators Tracy Nelson and Lori Devine share an office so they can have conversations about their work easily.

Tom Focht and Lori Divine pause their conversation to pose for the camera. The main office where the administrators work is usually a busy place during the school day.

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North Star Principal Dr Vann Price guides Nebraska Senator Adam Morfeld through the halls of the building. One of the enjoyable tasks of the administration is to show off the school to the community.

Administrator Rachel King patrols the halls during class time.

Administration spends some of their time in the office, and other time helping students in the hall .

Admini trator Sara Jones looks at lists of students who have been tardy. One of her tasks as an administrator is to encourage students to be in class.

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, The administration at Lincoln North Star was the heart and foundation of the school. They kept the people who were falling behind in line.

Administrators are what kept the students going, providing care and a person to talk to when kids are having a hard day. They resolve1 the conflicts that could drive students to do act out and alternatively helped lead each student in a positive direction and pathway. They are some of the many heroes of the school, and their hard work often goes unnoticed.

"We love the students here; they have a family kind of feel to them," said administrator Rachel King.

Administrators always had the backs of all students and the diversity didn't divide the school, it brought the community together. They are here to set a vision for the students and lead them to greater and higher achievements.

The administration didn't always spend their time with students or sitting in the office looking at referrals and student grades. John Matzen, for example, noted, "I spend some of my time making schedules for the bell."

Administrators act as one big team; like the students they have each others' backs. Marcy Harrifeld said her favorite part of the job is working with students. "I love the educational relationships I have built with many of my students whom I work with on a daily basis!"

"We believe setting a path is the most important step to having the student reach their way to success and achievement," explained Matzen. "Once the goal is set, the path is up to the student to continue the journey on their own."

"I am in awe of the determination of North Star students and staff. Gators don't give up!!"

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Rndtttff tk Rtjivt Ptr4fJ'n to Light Up Your Day Kevin Simmerman is the Athletic Director at North Star.

Kevin always worked his hardest to keep the students motivated are ready for athletic events!

Julie Schlegel is one of the counselors in the building.

Schlegel was dedicated to getting each student prepared and on track for great success each and every day.

Jessica Cota helping one of our students out in the counseling center. Cota has worked hard each and every day this year to help students make sure they are in the proper classes and answer any questions!

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One of the office attendants Lori Matthiessen taking a break from the desk and getting up to grab some papers. It was important for Matthiessen to always get things done quickly in order to keep everybody on track!

Whether you were an incoming freshman or a graduating senior at North Star this year each student appreciated the outstanding support staff. The staff constantly worked hard from dawn to dusk making sure each and every student was always set up for success in a clean and safe environment! The members of the staff dedicated their lives to the students and treated each student equally. From the office attendants, to counselors, activity coordinators, custodians, and more, North Star has been proud to have some of the best staff around! Mr. Eric Williams said, "I love working for North Star. We have some really great kids and they're fun to be around."

Not only does the support staff give us a boost throughout the school day but they often find time in their days to support our school in extracurricular activities as well!

"I love looking out into the the crowd at basketball games seeing counselors, security guards and custodians cheering on the Gators! This is a great way for them to support us all the time!" Said Senior Peerless Hall. Not only are these members helping out the school but they help to encourage and motivate the students to achieve academic success and gain integrity to push through the toughest classes! Sophomore Mia Morely expressed, "The positive support staff makes coming to school better knowing we're going to be safe and supported!"

One of the greatest places to stop by during the day is the Gator Swamp Shop! The shop is open during all three lunch periods where students get the opportunity to stock up on some Gator gear! Here is Scott Cotton along with our store clerk picking out a shirt! All students loved the store and bought accessories often.

Custodian Kendall Stege folding the tables up after a long day at school.

Stege enjoys keeping North Star a safe and clean place for all students!

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Seniors Zac Wobken and Peerless Hall joined the bowling team this year. Wobken and Hall had a blast hanging out with new friends and making strikes.

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Seniors Hannah Barnes and Nate Priest sing in Concert Choir and Choreographed Choir. These students have became great friends from being in choir together and have created memories that will last a lifetime.

Senior Jessica Black supported the Gators at all of the varsity events this year. Black was full of excitement and constantly motivated her team members at practice and performances.

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Shraddha Patel Matthew Pautz Amanda Perez Jose Perez Leynah Perez Cameron Peters

Brittany Pfoltner King Phan Luke Pierce Silas Pierce Naheda Piso Dasha Plair

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"I wantoo. the vanity for my 1:mroom" - Mylinh Pluta (12)

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"I was showing my girlfriend that I was doing my work and listening to music at the same time."

- Viet Doan (11)

Ashwaq Rashawka Sameera Rashidi

"It's a screenshot dab!"

- Dulce Jimenez (12) Gharib Rauf Markeita Reeves Joe Reitz Nicola Renshaw

"I took a screenshot to put it on Snapchat."

- Stephanie Islas Diaz (12) "It was a reaction that I sent in a text."

- Marissa Hennings (12) Natalya Renteria Alondra Reyes Barbosa Jamal Reynolds Marvin Rivas Villanueva

"I thought it was funny."

- Trinity Reynolds (10)

Bryen Roach Makayla Robertson Rylee Robinett Teijah Robinson

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Isaac Sanchez J aden Schachterle Sienna Schaefer Emily Schroeder Bev Scrivner Treyton.Scully

Timothy Seberger J aden Seevers Sydney Settle Kegan Shafer-Swisher Khalid Shammo Lauren Sherman

Jenna Shipley Jacob Shirley Samantha Sipe Nora Sivaja Trevor Skaggs Jason Slater

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Alex Wesslund Owen West Morgan Weyant Savannah Whisenhunt Michael Whitson

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Nicole Klosterman supports the Gator football team in the student section on a Red-Out night.

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Junior Veronica Santos smiles while rehearsing for choir.

Santos has participated in choir since freshmen year.

Jordyn Becwar (11) and Gracie Fry (11) pose for a picture in the stands during a varsity basketball game. These two support the Gators by corning to many events.

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Mariam Al Ethawi Mjteba Al Hajaj Mohammed Al Qaracha Ahmed Al Shamrnary Mehdi Al-Ghazawi

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Rasool Al-Masoodi Maryam Al-Rifaie Zaid Albayati Kumail Alboufradi Hamza Aldekhel

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There are 17 different home languages spoken among LNS juniors.

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Over 1/3 of the junior class is involved in one or more sports at North Star.

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Rolan Hadi Jacob Hagerbaumer Khairuldeen Haji Natalie Haney

Tiffany Hansen Tyler Harding Tyler Hardman Christian Harris

Elijah Harris Cj Harri on Mesoun Hassan AyaHazim

Cade Heneger Connor Henning Estefania Heraclio Arellano Caleb Herling

Madison Herman Alia Hernandez Jearryd Hernandez Alexis Herrera

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Lyvi Hillman Bergson Ho Matthew Ho Phillip Ho Tammy Ho Zachery Hoferer

Blaine Houlden Skye Hubbard oah Hudson Abby Hull Emily Hull Jordan Humphrey

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Kendra Kapperman Faiza Kari Firdaus Kari Ghariba Kari Julianna Karnish Damon Keck

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"I would give it to some of my family, save some for college. give some to charity, and invest in stocks!"

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"I would move my family out of this state!"

-Marquiha Buchanan (12) "First I would buy my mom a house. then buy more houses. And clothing!"

- Jairo Sura (10) "I would buy houses for all my siblings and buy myself a nice car." ·_ Heleen Neamat (10) "I would buy an island and live on it!"

- Dasha Plair (12) "I would buy my parents a new house and a house and a car for myself."

- Orristian Smith (12)

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Gavyn Leitschuck Yexon Leon Ramos Sadie Lewis Savahanna Linch-Morrissey

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Maggie Meyers Alondra Meza Harlie Miller Joshua Miller Paige Miller Devin Minnick

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Anthony Navarro Carlie Nelson Macy Nemeth Noah Nevitt

Remy New Holy Jarniah Newton Anthony Nguyen Christine Nguyen

Jack Nguyen Lynn Nguyen Matthew Nguyen Mellisa Nguyen

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Bertin Renteria Emma Re ler Angelica Reynolds Blayne Rezac

Payton Rezac Jaimyn Riggs Brenden Ritchie Ashton Rittenhouse

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Traishon Schmieding Xander Schmit Allison Schneider Mythaniel Schroeder Reed Schrunk Calvin Schultz

Meagan Schultz Rylee Schurman Auturnica Schwenneker Wyatt Schwindt James Scott Tyrric Scott

Jackson Scrivner Joel Seberger Alexis Shada Shauns Sherwood Jevon Shoecraft Andrew Showman

Ivonne Sinda Jarred Sinica CordeU Sisson Faith Slater Amanda Smith Gracie Smith

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Marissa Stratton Abby Streckfus Tristan Stroup Shelby Stutzman Keylin Sura Paige Svehla

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Skyler Tang Isaiah Taylor Jasmine Terraza Aguayo Michelle Terrazas Zarate

Jocelyn Thibodeaux Jack Thomas Tyler Thomas Ninian Tong

Madison Topping Stela Torres-Rabago Lexi Totenhagen Donny Tran

Ricky Tran Chri tine Trinh Kaylie Trumble Imaya Tucker

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Yazmin Valencia Pacheco Carnryn Van Dusen Jenifer Velazquez-Perfecto Jensy Velez Murcia

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Ca sidy Warta Derek Webb Michael Weers Na then Wells Zach Wendling Jarod Wenger

Marie West Trevor Westerflolt Samarja Weston Chelsea Whelan Arniah Whirl Aireyonna White

Daniel White Dalton Wilkins Tieyler William Casie Willis Kayla Wise Emily Wolfe

Patia Wolfe Jordan Wulf Moe Ya1nada Azizkhon Youldashev Midia Yousif Clover Zabel

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Jenna Miller (10), Averi Ford (10), and Megan Vodraska (10) cheer at a Junior Varsity volleyball game. One of the responsibilities of the JV cheerleaders is to cheer for all Junior Varsity events.

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Moriah Benes Melak Beni-Lam Lexan Benne OliviaBirx Trevor Bishop Cameron Biven Abigail Blanton

Aya Boko Jacob Boyd Joshua Boyd Collin Brannan Kayla Bratrsovsky Jacob Breazile Preston Breneman

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The sophomoe class is currently the smallest class at LNS, with only 484 students.

36 % of the sophomore class has 2 or more siblings in their family.

The first cell phone with a builtin camera was released the year most sophomores were born.

Richard Bui Tyler Burrows Samuel Bush Corbin Cady Shelby Cain Charles Caldwell

Chris Caliri Mackinzi Calkin -Jeffers Tina Ca~ Marisa Casillas • Amanda Castro Ariana Chapman

Jayden Chatman Benjamin Chavez Camarena Nicholas Chism Josh Cline Cameron Colberg Zacchary Collin

Keaton Conroy Jacob Cruikshank Ricardo Cruz Jaramillo Joanna Curtis Najma Daldoum

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Jaidyn Edmund Darick Edwards Logun Edwards Mckinnon Egger

Ismail Eldoud Evan Elicerio Samuel Elliott Sadie Emmett

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Desiree Figueroa Alyssa Fischer Zoie Fitz immons Antonio Fletcher Averi Ford Abbie Francisco

Madison Frank Nathaniel Fredenburg Gage Frischie Marah Fullerton Stacy Gallegos Garcia Anjelita Garcia-Gonzales

Mackenzie Garrison Bradly Gesch Halie Gibson Caitlyn Gish Dakota Glatkowski Gaby Gomez Rosales

Rosa Gonzalez David Gorbun Daeveioil Graham Joshua Graves Nicole Graves Kaeden Greenrod

Samantha Grove Kaden Gubbels Dilshad Haji Shelan Haji Madison Hallett Sophia Halsted

Konatsu Hamamoto Jacob Harnrnett Jackson Hansen Breezy Hanson Alexandra Harlan Trenton Harper

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River Hegel Kaitlin Hellbusch Dalton Hellwege Felicity Henderson

Peyton Holloway Broe Homeyer Benjamin Housh Macy Howe

Paige Howland Jacob Huffman Winter Hughes Preston Hulit

Ethan Hunt Riyadh Hussein Brendan Huynh Brittney Huynh

Karnla Ido Kamran Ido Chloe Ijoma Sheldon Isom

Brittany Ivey Alexandra Izaguirre Randy Izaguirre Angelica Jaimes Uriostegui

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Kayla Jame Ghadeer Ja im Rien Jen en Stephanie Jep on Angel Jimenez Hernandez Korey John on

Shea John on Keandre Jone Saphere Jone Luke J uracek Andrew Kahle Robert Kahn

Haileigh Kapke S haima Kari ~ Ali Karkoo h Harley Kessler Karam Khalaf Ayhan Khudhur

D~stiny King Korey King Hunter Kinnaman Payton Kir tine Macy Kistaitis Owen Kluck

Aidan Kovach Linda Kuku Medina Kulovac Emmanuel Kuot • Riley Kutschkau Daryna Ky orets

Shelby Lammers Junior Lavilay Khiara Lawrence Mikaela Lawrence Scout Lawver Eric Le

Steven Le Spencer Leach Kaysia Lemburg Dylan Lewis Taylor Linderman-Harri Alex Lollmann

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Xenia Longoria Jared Lopez Luzelena Lopez Chavez Ja' huane Lott-Spencer

Demarcus Love Jacob Lovorn Jj Lowe Amadio Loya

Shane Lucas Quynh Luu Cha eLynch Drew Macfarlane

Olivia Macfee Ashlyn Madrid Ramirez Merdie Mandungu Juana Manzo

Mac Marcellus Gabe Marshall Michele Martin Antonio Martinez

Fernando Martinez Jairo Martinez Nevaeh Martinez Velen Martinez

Adamaris Martinez Hernandez Colton Mason Jake Mason Daphne Masters

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Joshua Maxfield Hope Mcclellan Emma Mccormick Jervon Mcdonald Zane Mcgarrell Britney Meints

Treyton Meyer Jerhett Meyers Josh Mikus Brandon Miller Jenna Miller Mason Miller

Nevaeh Moore Mia Morley Rojin Mourad Tanner Moxham Habeeb Mtro Trenton Mueller

Trevor Mueller Angela Muniz Gonzalez Umayah Murad Ethan Mustard Sama Muthanna Austen Myers

MelakNadi Tisha Neal Heleen Neamat Shelbi Nelson Jeffrey Newton Charlie Nguyen

Christian Nguyen Ethan Nguyen Jenny Nguyen Kristina C Nguyen Nhi Nguyen Sang Nguyen

Tammy Nguyen Kolton Nickell Jadyn Nimetz Sofiia Niteleva To hiana Noble Isaiah Norval

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Raven O'brien Gabe Obermire Diyar Omar Layla Omari

Linda Osman Mirzad O manovic Eber Osorio Contreras Julia Pacas

Kayla Pacas Lou Pair Rashanti Patterson Anthony Pautz

Natalie Perez Angeles Perez Macias Jessica Perfecto-Bravo Collin Persons

Queen Pham Daniel Pierce Ariana Pineda Fadi Pirali

Ken Piyotem Bryan Pompa Ramirez Tristan Poole Trevor Poulsen

Gary Pribadi Briana Price Jhoselin Puentes Jade Pumel

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Jack on Quevedo Gabe Ramirez Jonathan Ramirez Rodriguez Karla Ramirez Rodriguez Keylin Ramos Amaya Jesica Rang

Harold Reinert Harlie Reir1ick Jaime Rendon Meza Jave Renshaw Damian Renteria Amy Renteria Pineda

Trinity Reynold N yarial Rik ~ John Riong Alec Ripp Emily Ripp Jeremiah Ritchie

Breanna Rittenhouse Ciara Ritterbush Kody Robinson Kassandra Rodriguez Yulissa Rodriguez Armando Rodriguez Ruiz

Carter Rose Abigail Rosenthal Hanna Roth Miranda Roth .

Angie Rumery Deanjah Russell

Saada Saleh Yazan Samrnor Victor Sanchez Rodriguez Evelyn Sandoval Maldona Kal-El Santos Maya Santos

Brecken Schossow Mathew Schroeder D'shawn Scott Audrey Scully Brandon Seberger Dakota Seberger

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Tri tin See Marlene Serrano Haylie Shapland Maab Shogar

Lexie Shum Gunnar Shutts Jeremy Skrdlant Hozhin Sleman

Kooper Smith Mariam Solaiman Daniel Solkan Kaden Soulliere

Chloe Sparr Anatoly Strilkivsky Bahar Sulaiman Isaac Sumner

Jairo Sura Leah Sutton Kateryna Syrota Julia Templin

Alina Tereshchuk Karina Terrazas-Jimenez Alexis Thomp on Braedon Timm

Alexus Toplica Suzy Toplica Fernando Torres-Rabago Hunter Towle

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Helena Tran Quanaisha Underwood Michael Ungurian Anthony Valdez Guzman Kevin Valle Maria Vanmeveren

Laci Varejcka Cristina Villa-Huerta Emily Vo Jason Vo Megan Vodraska Anna Vu

Gillian W aki Jaeda Walter ~ Jacob Ware Talbert Jaidyn Watson Jordin Watson Vanes a Weers

Ariana Welton Payton West Jazerius White Jack Wie Kiarra Wieneke Donovan Williams

Mason Williams Christopher Willis Bradley Wills Cailey Wills Grant Winkler Isaac Wood

Dustin Wright Shaiyd-Ashleigh Wright Mark Yarmolyuk Jennifer Ybarra Justin Yost Jayce Yung

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Freshmen Caleb Kutschkau and Andrew Henni1 g smile on the bleachers on the first day of scho<l.

Kutschkau and Henning both got involved in tJ e athletic department at LN :.

Class of 2021 These students Charted their course and Navigated their Journey at Lincoln North Star

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Freshman Lyndsey Roth throws the ball to second as the opposing team tries to steal second base. Roth has played on , arsity softball, junior varsity basketball, and a thrower for track and field.

Freshmen Kyrah Haba - Dailey, Katelyn Jones, and Lyndsey Roth hold up signs defining and motivating their first year at North Star. Haba - Dailey, Jones, and Roth had Spanish class together their first semester of high school.

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Marwah Abdal K wat Abdelkarim Richard Adam IGr ten Adam on Adrian Aguilar Diraige Ahmed

Chace Akin Shahad Al Elew Alia Al Ethawi Abdullah Al J abory Baqer Al Mafrachi Yousif Al Qaracha

Maryam Al Sharnmary Ammar Al Zaidawi Jafar Al-Abij Mushtaba Al-Amiri Baneen Al-Azawy Mortatha AJ-Haidari

Sarah Al-Mansoori Saadon Al-Masoodi Haider Al-Nidawi Nadirn AJ-Ramahy Mohammad Al-Robaie Yamen Al-Shdifat

Marwa Al-Tewaig Mehdi Al-Waeli Sarah Al-Waely Fatima Ali Sierra Allen Ali Alshame

Ashley Alvarado De Larca Christopher Alvarez Gabriel Alvarez Elvert Al vizures Caylie Anker Connor Anno

Maya Anthens Miranda Arizola Trista Armstrong Obinna Asuoha Jennifer Avalos Ryan Ayala-Martinez

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Ryan Bajc Grace Bank

Sam Barnard Kylee Barnes

The freshman class will graduate 20 years after the tragedy of 9/11.

F{nding Nemo premiered the in 2003, the year most freshmen were born.

Owen Barrow Rukhsara Basir

The class of 2021 started kindgergarten the same year that Barack Obama was first elected president.

Aidan Battiato Noah Beasor Victor Bedolla Khalil Belgrave Oscar Beltran Nolan Benbow

Carter Bennett Sydni Benson Caden Bertram King Betts Lexi Biernbaum Tyler Bishop

Issy Blanton Bari Blaseeni Jayden Blunck Amelia Bohaboj Nicholas Bolich Reagan Boruch

Iyshia Breazile Dalya Breem

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Sierra Brindley Chamire Brooks Eli Brown Jo h Brown

Justin Brown Laura Bui - Payton Burklund Virginia Burlingame

Vasana Bum Nikolai Buss Madison Butler Nichole Cacy

Madison Cady Jennifer Calixtro Sanchez John Cameron Quaneese Campbell

Shaun'quitah Campbell Tala Canby William Cao Cristian Casarrubias-Anaya

Anahi Ceja-Garnica Cali Chandler Tyler Chapman Nyabima Choat

Liem Chot Callyn Chrisp Cody Christen en Zachary Cleary

Cole Coffey Mya Cogdill Lillian Cole Adrian Cordero Ava Cowan Sophia Cox

Gavin Creek Taylor Cumblidge Taneesha Curovic Frankie Curren Amy Dang Ayden Davis

Maddie Davis Shanell Davison Marquis Davist Chloe Deabler Trenton Defruiter Nick Degarmo

Cordell Delano Nikon Deng Gavin Dexter-Guy Koen Dietrich Hunter Doan Isaiah Donald

Athalie Domer Christopher Down Devlyn "Down Jada Dubray Thomas Duell Dion Duong

Paige Eilers Rylie Eilers Maggie Eisenbarth Connor Eitzmann Waad Elhaj Maya Elia

Jack Elliott Logan Elliott Josie Erickson Addison Erlewine Kemberly Escobedo Michelle Espinosa

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Je e E pinoza Jo e E pinoza Villegas Car on Fergu on Dominic Ferraro

Zamantha Figueroa Gonzalez Aiyana Finley Austin Fish Adrianna Fisher

Kai Flowers Sawyer Flynn Rylan Fo ter

Violet Foster Lillyanne Fox Mkena Frakes Alexus Frischie Kyle Funk Alakiir Garang Brandon Garcia

Trenton Geiger Marwah Ghanim Soraya Gomez Dayanara Gomez Flores Roberto Gonzalez Nino Logan Gossett Adrian Govori Clayton Grant Destaney Green Ju tin Gruber Lorenzo Guevara Ruaa Guhaish Kyrah Haba-Dailey Maram Hadi

Kyler Hahn Akram Haji Jada Hall Layne HallerHergenrader Ethan Hallett Jackie Hamy Nolan Haney

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Brooklyn Hanks Dalton Han en Avery Han on Julian Hanson Steven Harri Martin Harvey

Payton Hatten Rania Hazim Grace Hemmerling Andrew Henning Joshua Henning Anthony Hernandez

Rosendo Herrera Mary Herrera Perez Zabria Hickman Morgan Hight hoe Tatum Hilger Destin Hindera

Caleb Holl Julianna Holloway Tj Hood Andrew Howard Lana Huetson Derrick Hughes

Hansen Huynh Juwlien Idigima Hanan IcTo Hayamllyas Madison Isabell Dylan Ives

Heba J andali Diego Jara Rojas Jacob Jeffers Owen Jensen Ryan Jensen Melissa Jepson

Erik Jimenez Dominic Johnson Saniea Johnson Katelyn Jones Wilson Jone Jadyn Jorgensen

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Jordan Joyner 0 valdo Juarez Zayra Ju to Perez Marshawna Kapke

Sarni Keller Lily Kendall Khider Khider Sozan Khider

Justin Kline Kate! ynn Koch

Evan Kocian Daniel Koko Michel Kondohoma Abbey Konecky Melissa Konz Matthew Kopplin Dheyab Kortan

Katelyn Kress Abigayle Krieser Zander Kuta Caleb Kutschkau Max Kvittem Emma Langomas Madi on Lanum

Paris Laws Amy Le Anh Le Ben Leach Janna Leach Jordan Leavell Emma Leifert

Lucas Lenhoff Alex Leon Mckenna Lewton Joseph Liebers Tanner Liedle Caden Lill Kendra Limon

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ataliyah Lozano Jaden Luebbe Reagan Luzum Ellie Lyman Nick Maas Breanna Mahers

Paul Mai Michael Malode Manzo Marsol Emma-Rae Martinez Danny Martinez Diaz Olivia Maryott

Isaiah Mata Caden Mcadams Cierrah Mccullough Jayric Mcdonald Jason Mcentarffer Dj Mcgarvie

Tremaine Mcghee Shea Mcmanu Robertc1'Medina Jacob Menard Ruth Mendoza Seth Messer rnith

Samuel Metzger Melanie Meyer Jacklyn Meyers Kaitlyn Michaelson Theodore Michaud Sierra Milburn

Blake Milisits Dru Miller Isaac Miller Ja on Miller Nathan Miller Alexander Mistoler

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Muzn Mohamed Jordan Moore Marcellus Moore Alexandra Mora

Zitaly Morales Shauna Moran Rylie Morse Zak Muir

Alex Nguyen Andy Nguyen Anna Nguyen Carlene Nguyen Johnny An Nguyen Lewis Nguyen Cassie Niemann

Shou hou Nigo Jose Noriega Alaina Novacek Jigear Nuot Thiep Nuot Charlotte Olberding Jared Olivares Gonzalez

Sophia Olivas Hanan Omar Sarah Omar Karam Omari Mariana Opon-Perez Bryan Ortega Mario Ortiz Rodriguez

RuaaOsman Katelyn Osmond Mason Pair Kianna Parker Alyssa Parson Kyle Pate Seanna Patter on

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Madison Payne I aac Penate ico Perez Mauricio Perez Villicana Rachel Perfecto John Pham

Jason Phan Tan Phan Tommy Phan Dominic Pierce Alexis Pineda Ayla Polfus

Brandon Poore Dejan Posavlja'k Olivia Pospisil Carter Probst Alex Quezada Yahrneleth Ramirez

Carlos Ramos Brayan Ramos Diaz Nelson Ramos Diaz Johana Ramos Mucito Miguel Ramos Puentes Tyler Rasmussen

Hawa Rauf Satchel Redl Colton Reed Biel Rehan Roberto Rendon Henry Renteria

Luis Reyes Isabela Reyes Barbosa Ana Reyes Padilla Ken Rihanek Nyamal Rik Jakob Robinson

Carmin Rodriguez Dany Rodriguez Davianna Rodriguez Gabriela Rodriguez Jacob Rohn Jame Rohr

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"Footmlls, clrots, clothes, and blankets."

-Matt Alexander (12)

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"Jackets and that's it" - Oiase Lynch (10)

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"Oothes, a rnsketooll, first aid kit, and shoes."

- Derek Webb (11)

~ "cm:er things."

- Manhal Al-Shara (9) "Just clothes."

Brooklyn Scherer Braydon Schmersal Tylea Schmieding Javian Schroeder

- Randa Khooida (12)

Noah SchroederBurns Toren Schultz Lauren Scott Jake Seip

Lyric Settrini Khilud Shammo Jedediah Shettlesworth Kylie Shottenkirk

Seneca Sibaja Pinacho Elie Sinda Yana Siverina Isaac Skalak

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Ke-Maren Slater Joseph Slattery Anya Smith Dima Srnoqy Alex Snyder Kyle Soto

Gage Spellman Abbey Steager Alex Steiner Emily Stepanyuk Baylie Stinemetz Edward Strilkivsky

Reece Sullivan Trenton Sullivan Leelee Sunday Jeffrey Sura Lesley Swartz Abigail Taber

Axel Terrazas Abagail Terry Mary Jane Testa Mark Thai Nolan Thimgan Maliyah Thoma

Tarnira Thomas Emerson Thompson Za'naya Thompson Jaiden Tinnean .

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Brandon Totenhagen Ginger Tracy Hanna Tran Henry Tran Tyler Tran Makayla Trowbridge

Josiah Udell Estrella Uribe Villegas Stephany Uribe Villegas Shelby Urtel Sage Vance Marilyn Vargas

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Brayden Vestal Kpoobari Vi-Ura Johncarlo Vinson-Granillo Linda Vo

Jacob Vollbrecht Ian Vondrak Jimmy Vu Thunder Wakute

Cayleigh Walker Garrison Walker Drew Walters Delaney Warner Yasmin Washington Guerra Robert Watson Alexys Way

Tryphena Wells Nalani Wheeler Cameron White Lindsey Wiegert Kobe Wiley Isabella Wilkins Mitaviah Wilks

Jordon Wilson Myah Winters Madilyn Witcig Kristen Woizeski Kylee Woizeski Marcillus Wolfing Quentin Wotruba

Dallas Wright Kalyn Wulf Bailey Wynia Henry Xiao Tomohito Yamada Alexis Yaussi Hannah Yelling

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Grandi Zabanga Ethan Zaborowski Daniil Zakladniy Radomir Zakladnyy Madisyn Zeiger

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Spanish teacher Caitlin Wolfe stands in line to welcor e the incoming freshmen Gators. The Gator Walk h a tradition to welcome freshmen and say goodbye o senior Gat01 ;.

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Security guard Jon Banks grins as he monitors the hallways. The North Star security team is essential to keeping our Gators safe and happy while they are at school.

Pete Maddux, a Social Studies teacher, points out his message to his junior students. Maddux uses review games to encourage his students to study for their exams.

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Rana Al-Thamiree Joe Albright athaniel Allen Linda Ander on

Michael Anderson Susan Baker Jonathan Banks Lenetta Barg

Bryan Barnacle Janice Beard Cara Beaty Susan Beeck

Nicole Binderup Kimberly Biven Allen Bock Leann Boerema

Richard Boyle Shelbi Bretz Kaley Brewer Michael Brick

Brenda Broeker Jayn Brosh Barbara Brown Kirk Brown

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Ashley Brozek Alli on Bruggeman Darlene Budt Maggie Burke Marcie Ca tillo John Catlett

Tracie Chapo Jessica Clements Jason Codr Staci Cohn Shelby Cook Summer Coon

Jessica Cota Scott Cotton Shelby Cowan Angela Davis Dusty Decker Brian Deighton

Maggie Deschaine Lori Devine Floyd Doughty Melissa Eichinger Eric Eickhoff Lynn Engelhart

Bailey Feit Carol Flora Leo Fogel Lisa Ford Susan Frack Cory Free

Scott Frie en Jake Fro chei er Tomas Garay Jr Alexis Gardner Holly Gonsor Jonathon Hall

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Lisa Han en Jillian Harp ter Marcy Harrifeld Matthew Harris

"Mr. Hower. He tells funny jokes and has a great ~rsonality."

Paul Harris - James Rohr (9) Victoria Hempstead Cara Hernandez Katherine Hill

- "Ms. Hansen-She has a gcxxi vi~ and :is a funny teacher."

-Llayla Omari (10) "Mr.Peirnan He makes fun of students in our class but still in a gcxxi way."

- Haileigh Kapke (10)

Reed Hindmand

"Mr. Free; he :is really sarcastic."

-Robert Kohn (10)

Katelyn Holthus Christopher Howard John Hower Jr

"Ms. Morgenson It makes me laugh when she gets angry!"

-Ali Karkoosh (10)

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Brian Johannes Tara Johnson Sara Jones Ellen Jorgenson

Roxanne Juracek Cheyanna Kempel Crystal Kenwood Rachel King

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Camelle Kinney Linda Kirkland Alyx Knight Megan Kroll Janet Lange Brian Lauck

Jordan Lauterbach Mollie Leisinger Cynthia Lien Barbara Loschen Lori Ludwig Jennifer Lyons

Peter Maddux Adan Martinez Delores Matthiessen John Matzen Jessica Meyers Alex Miller ·

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Matt Musiel Graham Nelsen Tracy Nelson Kristi Nelson-Hitz Earl Nielsen Rochelle Olsen

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These friendly (and furry!) faces can re seen throughout the building on any given school day.

Hobre; was an unclairmrl stray at the Humane Society.

Now he enjoys sitting on his Jclestal greeting each student who walks through the door.

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Marilyn Punko Anthony Quattrocchi Shannon Quible Ardiane Rahimi

Thanaa Raoof Carolyn Reagan Yvonne Reed Dee Jay Reiss

Hobbes (Tracie Chapo)

Peanut has reen a therapy dog for 3 years. His family didn't expro: him to meet the requirements. but since he did he has made a wonderful therapy animal!

Nathan Renter Lauri RenteriaMckathnie Rebecca Rickertsen Ryan Rieker

Paula Ryan John Salistean Michelle Satree Julie ScWegel

Peanut (Shawnie Matschenbacher)

Tuggerwasa therapy dog for 6 years. but has startfrl staying home this year.

She lovfrl to sit on the desks or chairs instead of the floor.

Lisa Schmutte Kyle Schwaninger Angela Scrivner Molly Shields

Tugger (Shawnie Motschenbacher)

Django is 7 years old and spends time at North Star and in other buildings as well He has travelfrl to Canada!

Kevin Simmerman Bill Simpson David Stearns Kendall Stege

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Lionel Suarez Lori Svatora Danielle Swiatek Curtis Thoma James Thomp on Tramaine Thomp on

David Travis Dana Tucker Ashley Turner Jennifer Vandyke Chandra Vanek Jordan Varga

Mark Waller Brian Wandzilak Kathryn Whitman Teresa Whitson Nicholas Wiehn Lucas Wiester

Tiffany Wiley Eric Williams Alicia Williamson Cindy Wilson Cole Wiseman Elizabeth Woita

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Freshmen cheer squad does a chant during a freshmen football game at North Star. These ladies worked hard learning new chants every day.

Seniors Rebecca Slattery and Taylor Kvittem cheer with the rest of the varsity squad as the Gator volleyball team plays against Northeast. The cheerleaders get pink porns during the month of October for brea t cancer awareness month.

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The North Star cheer squad is full of school pride and enthusiasm. These cheerleaders are hardworking and strong leaders. Being a part of the spirit squad, the cheerleaders have a lot of school spirit. Senior Delanie Tinnerstet said, "I'm going to miss spending nights cheering with my best frien b my side. I think our team has a lot of energy and we have a 101 of fun." They are cheerleaders that are very committed by going to practice, cheering for all levels of basketball, footl all and volleyball games. They are also very supportive by tirr. Il! for swimming and dive, and volunteering for wrestling.

Cheerleaders attend the performing arts, LPS events, cance walks, and other extracurricular activities around school. ,.tc walks, pep rallies and Campbell assembles are other event~ that cheerleaders get the opportunity to perform at.

Christina Nevitt has been the Varsity cheer coach for eleven years. This will be Nevitt's last year of coaching. Sh • has put in a lot of time and effort to dev~lop the cheer prog1m She is also a teacher here at North Star and liked by everyo 1e.

Nevitt said, "This year's teams are dedicated and are really excited about-improving school spirit. They worked hard in th pre-season to be able to stunt this year." Nevitt will be mis. ·d This summer our cheer team attended UCA cheer camp n S_ioux Falls, South Dakota. One of their biggest accomplishments at camp was taking home the Banana. Th ; means they were most spirited and the best ones at the cam1 .

Sophomore Mikaela Lawrence, who is on JV said, "My sq .d did pretty good at camp, the majority of our awards were gc d which is the best you can receive."

Varsity and JV squads received all gold ribbons. Kaylie Trumble (11), Jessica Black (12), Averi Ford (10) and Juan; Manzo (10) got the pin-it-forward award. The pin-it-forwar, award is given to those who stand out for their amazing attitude and positive personality. Eight cheerleaders receive All American awards. Senior Taylor Kvittem was asked to become staff next year.

Seniors Jessica Black, Keri Guticz, and Taylor Kvittem smile for a picture.

These three are great leaders on varsity.

Junior Camila Pedroza Piedrahita cheer at a var ity football game.

Pedroza has been a cheerleader for

Fre hmen stunt group, flyer Maddie I abell and bases Mya White, Nyabima Choat, and Virginia Burlingame perform at Gatorfest.

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Junior Kaylie Trumble cheers on the sideline during ·a Varsity football game.

Trumble has made the highest squad every year.

camp routine at the fall pep rally.

JV squad got all gold ribbons at camp this year.

Camila Pedroza Piedrahita (11), Kari Guticz (12), Jessica Black (12), Maddie Topping (11), Taylor Kvittem (12), and Zaniel McGarrell (11) pose for a picture before a Gator walk. The cheerleaders lead every Gator walk.

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No bench. No halftime. No timeout. Cross country is a true test of endurance and strength. Both boys and girls run 3.1 miles on a flat or very hilly course. Savannah Whisenhunt, 12, said "yes the .1 counts!" The North Star running Gators have dominated the course this fall season. Many of the Gators have placed in the top fifteen and medaled every meet.

Cross country has representatives from seven different countries. Luke Pierce, a boys captain, said "diversity and different backgrounds gives great advantages to the team." At the Charlie Thorell Invitational rrieet, boys received first place. Boys and girl's together won the Traveling Team award. Liem Chot, 9, and Daniel Pierce, 10, both placed in the top five . Jaden Hilkeman,11, and Sydney Settles, 12, both placed in the top 10. Paige Debrie, one of the girls captains, said "We're all about team bonding and good relationships." Cross Country may be an individual sport but the running Gators seek nothing less than a strong support system within each other. On and off the course, North Star is a family.

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Everyone's favorite halftime performance: North Star's very own Dazzler Time! The Dazzlers are made up of thirteen girls full of spirit and high ruby jumping. Each of these girls wake up bright and early every morning to bring the Gator crowd a stunning performance. Mia Morley, a sophomore on the team s·ays she tried out for the Dazzlers because "how friendly everyone is and how confident it makes me feel in dance. I feel really powerful as a team and it has benefited me a lot!"

This summer, the girls went to UDA Dance Camp in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The girls go through a vigorous yet rewarding four days of learning new skills and competing against high schools all over the Midwest. The Dazzlers won a superior trophy with their home routine, all blue ribbons, highest ribbon, for A and B routines, and all six seniors received All-American and 3rd overall with team routine "Sax". The team won spirit sticks each day of camp and junior Olivia Kriz was one of the first to be awarded a Pin-It-Forward award out of 35 dance teams.

The Dazzlers perform at football and basketball halftimes as

well as at pep rallies. Their responsibilities also inch jE dazzling various crowds at elementary schools, cancer wa1 :s. and the Star Strutters Drill Team Show.

The girls not only are spirited on the dance floor but ofl o j it as well. The Dazzlers' social media accounts keep all J.E North Star students up to date and excited about upcoIDJ 1~ events. Annastazya Spickelmier, a fourth year vet on • 1E Dazzlers, is the _administrative coordinator this year. She sa 'S. "Getting to perform at football and basketball games is 5C thrilling and I'm glad I got to be a part of the Dazzlers all f< 1 years of high school."

With the diversity of ages, none of the girls ever feel lone y.

Katy Koch, 9, said, "At first I thought the team was lik( , group of stereotypical popular girls but I've come to real 1 ~c that every girl is super welcoming and nice and so funny a tc I'm so honored to be a part of such an amazing group of girl: !'

The Dazzlers are a group of wonderful friends dedicated :c dancing and showing the best spirit throughout Lincoln!

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The football players fought through a lot of adversity and a very competitive district in the 2017 season. There was a lot of growth and maturity through the sport with the support from the coaching staff. The team had a lot of talent and potential; with the guidance of the coaching staff they were able to pull through at the end of the season a 2-7 record, with a lot of close game and injuries along their journey. As senior Travon Tolliver explained, "I grew not only as a player, but as a man. It was an honor to have the chance to lead a group of hard working athletes. When I walked onto the field on game day it wasn't like they were my teammates, but my brothers."

The team had one of their best pre-season workouts in a long time with the best attendance and work ethic to improve their strength and agility for the upcoming season ahead.

With the leadership of the upperclassmen and captains, Anthony Kirby, Gavyn Leitschuck, and Travon Tolliver, the bonds that were built through the sport became unbreakable.

From hard conditioning to scrimmages and team bonding, the team as a whole had committed a lot of respect and responsibility toward their team and teammates.

Junior Wiech Nuot said, "Shoot, being a part of the team is an honor, and I made so many lifetime friendships and relationships." The team was very connected and cared for

each other-.:helping everyone out in classes and defend g their teammates in _games were only some of the action taken to show the love for each other. They also gave t1 eir all in practices, making sure that their teammates were continuously improving throughout the season.

Junior Gavyn Leitschuck said, "It took a lot of time nd hard work, my teammates had to always know that I w~ .; all in. Being positive a,nd always being a good leader i important."

Two of the seniors playing on the te.am this year, Anthony Kirby and Jonah Housh, were nominated to represent the state of Nebraska in the River Battle Bow; against Iowa. They traveled to Treynor, Iowa and playe with the best seniors throughout both states.

The team had a very large senior class with 16 playt: ·s that played a large role on the team, two of them being captains and leaders. Senior Anthony Kirby said, "Shoo I learned what it takes to be a leader. Being able to take p rt as a captain meant a lot." The team having a senior clasifilled with leaders helped th~m to sopie success and ma( ! improvement happen constantly. As former head coach Mark Waller always said, "Keep grinding, Next play, a most importantly ... Shoot!"

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Defensive End Jonah Housh (12) gets ready in his stance preparing himself to make a great tackle.

Housh had a great year full of tackles and getting back to the basics.

Senior Lineman Travon Tolliver leads the team in stretches prepping for their season opener against Pius.

Travon was one of the senior captains elected by the team for the work ethic he showed in the summer.

Receiver and Defensive Back Tariq Goode (11) in stride after catching a pass from the quarterback. Goode had an impressive season full of growth and improvement.

Senior Running Back Garrett Isom prepares to block the defender. Isom made the first touchdown of the season for the Gators.

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Luke Reimer (11) watches the play, ready to run the ball. This wa Reimer's first year in the North Star football program, and he received the offensive player of the year award.

THe.first away game of the year haa a huge turnout in the student ection.

•The new varsity cheerleaders showed their spirit for the Gator .

Gavyn Leitschuck (11) waits for the offensive coordinator to make a call.

Leitschuck was captain this year, being the first ever junior captain to represent the North Star Football program.

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Head Coach Mark Waller leads the Gator football team in a prayer before stepping out onto the field for their final away game against Omaha Burke. Waller has been the head coach for the gators since the program's inaugural season.

Junior Lineman Noah Nevitt makes the play on the ball carrier, assisted by senior Garrett Isom. This tackle ended the Warriors' momentum on the drive, forcing a 4th down situation.

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Derek Webb. ( 11) celebrates his tackle, stopping the opponents' gain on the play. Webb proved his worth this • season, enduring a position change and earning a starting role on the team.

enior Receiver and Free Safety thony Kirby looks to the inside aiting for the ball to be snapped.

• by was selected to play in The ·ver Battle Bowl, a football game etween Nebraska and Iowa's top high chool football players.

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Hallett walks up Senior Chloe H Hett worked th e ball. a • to putt hard this season on her puttmg skills.

Alex Wesslund (12) and Abby Hull (11) find a garter snake during one of the meets. Otto (the snake) became the Dazzlers' team pet and came to every home football and basketball game during the year.

holds the flag for the girls as they putt. Coach Miles and Coach Scott Friesen work together to coach the N and Varsity golf teams.

Junior Abby Hull hits a fairway shot at the Highlands Golf Course.

This was North Star's home course and the team played several tournament here.

The LNS team makes silly faces after the game. The Lady Gators enjoy spending time together on and off the field.

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ther pectacular season again The North Star Tennis Tea shed hard each and every day in the past 2017 ea on! The G practice determined to do time they tepped out onto the court. ioning and practice, each meet they After all of the long ho ork had payed off. North Star offered finally realized all of three teams of ten , Junior Varsity, and Varsity. Unlike other port , there are ayers per team. North Star was proud to have king and dedicated boys out on the Tennis some of the Court this Sam Juracek aid, "My favorite memory from the be beating Millard North and winning the Papillion was a challenge that I'd been working towards so our hard work had now paid off." ing tennis students had the option to play doubles or singles. earn played doubles they had a partner and their partner was e same person throughout the year that they'd been practicing 1 season. The main goal the players had this year was to try to win. time they began a match their goal was to win and they all set their •nd to it. Senior Zach Beckman shared some of his experiences throughout the season, "The things I'll miss most about the team is the long van rides back after a long day's tournament. Everyone tired and on the verge of cramping, it became an all out brawl of trying to charlie

hor e/dead leg each othe ar the mo t difficult part of teni is being in a constant menta: of mind. When missing a he or losing a game you can neve u because no matter how bad you play or hit the ball, the o '11 ever lose falls on fru tration." Beckman placed fifth a year he had pressure on his shoulders t continued, "One piece of advice I would g players is to enjoy and have as much fun as y days of practice or on any day you're not playin moment you have because in the end of it all, you in. If I were to leave any kind of mark or to be remem reason I would hope it would be for working hard and b I could, every day of practice." Not only was Beckman a gr he was a great leader.

In the end, the most important thing was for the players to go from a meet or practice and feel great about themselves and know H they had a blast doing something they loved and have worked har for.

Senior Treyton Scully shared, "One of my favorite memorie over ,he years was playing doubles with Sam Juracek and now this year Za Wobken. It was especially fun this year chest bumping Zac after ·'d v a point. I hope to see my Gators winning state next year!"

performing a slice se e during a varsity meet. 1 1ker loved being on the c< rt because tennis was his f, orit sport!

Junior Michael Bailey looks for the ball as it flies over the net. Bailey played hard each set and was determined to do his best.

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The Varsity team, Zach Beckman (12), Tan Baker (11), Noah Hudson (11), Matt Licklite Treyton Scully (12), Zac Wobken (12), Sam Jurac The team was happy to do so well all season.

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[North Star V "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."- Winston Churchill. This quote describes the Lady Gators' season thi year. Even though the Gators' season did not end up the way they may have expected, the girls on the volleyball team fought hard and

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"Seniors Ireland Curry and Andrea Gardner,helped everyone on the team push through hard times and make sure everyone pulls their weight. They were great role models and amazing people to look up to," said sophomore Sadie Emmett.

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still had three athletes from the Varsity. volleyball team receive Honorable Mention: sophomore Sadie Emmett, senior Andrea Gardner, and senior Ireland Curry. The L jy Gators had many memorable moments this season and continue to improve North Star's volleyball program overall.

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The Bowling team looks harp in their matching uniforms.

Gator players, seniors Alex Goll, Brock Johnson, and Dillon Brandt, play defense. These players worked on strengthening their skills on defense to kee1 the opposing team from gaining points.

Junior Luke Reimer helps call out tips for the team.

Reimer gave the Gators confidence and was a great asset this year.

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Star Plajtrf The 2017-2018 boys ba ketball team had quite the season. The team consisted of 14 players all together. They had six seniors, four juniors, three ophomores, and one freshman. They had an overall record of 12-13 this season. The boys always played hard which made the games a treat to watch. Each game kept the crowd on their toes.

On~ of the most memorable games wa on the first day of the RAC tournament against Fremont. North Star was down during the first, second, and third quarters of the game but managed to even the score out by fourth quarter and win the game during overtime. This game showed the dedication that these boys have for the sport by going above and beyond, especially with sophomore Donovann Williams scoring a whopping 43 points during this game. The boys then went on to the finals in the HAC tournament.

It was these extremely close games that made the Gator boys so much fun to watch on the court. Most games came down to the wire and shocked many people, including their win against Bellevue East High School with the score being 56-51.

It was obvious that the boys would put in 100% effort in their game to get the results they wanted. The hard work the boys put in at practices was shown on the court and undoubtedly left their opponents impressed.

Overall, this season was very different from their last season, but it was for the better. The students were always excited to watch the boys play and put all their heart into the sport. At the end of the day no matter win or lose, North Star will always be proud of the boys and will always appreciate what they do for the sport and school.

During a timeout with Coach Tony Quattrocchi the players gear up and focus in on the game. These players listened to everything Quattrocchi said in order to win the game!

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Emily Bretting (12) throws the ball to one of her teammates in hopes of scoring. North Star was playing against Millard South.

The team recharges in the locker room during half time. The locker room was a place for the team to prepare themselves for the rest of the game.

This basketball season was a tough one for the Lady Gators. The girls basketball team fac off with many talented opponents and orked •r hardest to improve continuously over the cours f the season. Players on the varsity team, ma e up of all different grades, practiced consist ntly to make themselves the best they could b .

Freshman Ab y Krieser led the team in points per game, veraging over 10 points per game for the son. Together, the team cored n y 600 points over the course of son. !though the season may not have turned s planned, the girls team worked dibly hard and improved greatly this on. They are well prepared for continual th and success in future seasons.

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Coach Ellen Jorgenson gives her team intense in tructions during a time out. Jorgenson has coached the team for two years.

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Junior Xander Schmit said, 11 I love that we all have great teamwork and push each other to do better. We had a really great team dynamic this year. Individual wimmers had ome breakthrough of their own.

Jes ica Gardner received first at state, with Jenna Miller coming in third. Mac Morse broke her personal time record, meaning she swam in her faste t peed to date. All the swimmers made a splash in their scores 11 this year and made fellow Gators proud.

Senior Paul Le comes up for a breath. Practices were often intense to prepare for actual meets.

Sophomore Tyler Akin comes up f or air during the butterfly event.

This wim event was deemed one of the most difficult.

Freshman Alex Schadt listens to critique from the water. This season was a per onal high for Alex.

Female swimmers get into po ition on the starting block to wim the 50 freestyle. The Gators competed in 16 events at thi meet again t ~:~~ Northeast.

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This year the Gator wrestling team had a great group of seniors leading the younger kids throughout the season. Head Coach Jacob Froscheiser said of his team, "Great senior leaders that know the culture of Gator wrestling and the expectations the coaching staff has."

The seniors were good at making practice fun while still being . able to work hard in the wrestling room. Coacn Fro was really prow of the way the team performed and was excited for the potential for growth next year. He was proud of the varsity team for having the highest finish at the Gator invitational while he's been head coach.

Assistant coach Austin Lenhoff said, "This year's wrestling team was lead by a lot of great seniors excited for the underclassmen's roles and responsibility for the years to come."

Seruor Kade Wehrs puts his opponent in a cradle to pin him in his 3rd and 4th place match at the Norfolk invite. Wehrs placed 3rd at Norfolk after winning this match.

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opponent to the mat to maintain control of the match at the Midwest clas ics. Waller qualified for the state tournament his first year at North Star.

Thi is the group of seniors for the 2017-2018 wrestling season after senior night. They really grew close through out the season as a group, we wish them luck where ever they go after high school.

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♦ VARSDV CHEER ♦-♦ (From left) Row 1: Tayl r K vittem, Camila Pedroza, Meagan Schultz, Lauren Bieber; Row 2: Maddie Topping, Keri Guticz, Jordan Becwar, Jessica Black; Row 3: Sutton Molacek, Delanie Tinnerstet, Emily Schroeder, Rebecca Slattery; Row 4: Laure Archer, Kaylie Trumble Hailey Barton, Zaniel McGarrell

♦ -♦ JV CHEER ♦

(From left) Row 1: Megan Vodraska, A veri Ford, •Jessica Baker; Row 2: Christine Trinh, Maddie Herman, Jenna Miller; Row 3: Natalie Haney, Paige Svehla, Maddie Peters, Summer Johnson, Mikaela Lawrence

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♦ FRESHMEN CHEER ♦-♦ (From left) Row 1: Jakyea Murry, Jennifer CalixtroSanchez, Ruaa O man; Row 2: Virginia Burlingame, Mya White, Ashley Alvarado; Row 3: Mar hawna Kapke, Kylee Barnes, Nalani Wheeler, Nyabima Choat, Maddie I abell

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♦ VARSllY FOOTBALL * * * (Cont) Olivia Foster; Row 4: Nathaniel Fredenburg.

Coach Thompson, Coach Woods, Coach Catlett, Coach Birdzell, Coach Lauterbach, Coach WalLr, Coach Deighton, Coach Lauck, Coach Froscheisi·r, Justice Stutzman; Row ~Corbin Maa , Matt Alexander, Travon Tolliver, Derek Webb, Tristan Stroup, Jonah Housh, Tyrric Scott, Co, 1y Sluka

(From left) Row 1: Mason Dallegge, Matthew McNair, Sheldon Isom, Jervon McDonald, Wyatt Schwindt, Mac Ayotte, Noah Nevitt, Miles Farr, Mythaniel Schroeder, Denis Francis, Traishon Schrnieding, Landon Tuc;hardt; Row 2: Dalton Hellwege, Wiech Nuot, Rourke Jensen, Zach Underwood, Gavyn Leitschuck, Brandon Mai, Tariq Goode, Easton Waller, Hayden Gusler, Tyler Hier, Trevor Skaggs, Garett Isom, Jerhett Meyers; Row 3: Taylor Kvittem, Jonathan Valasquez, Trevon Renville, Anthony Kirby, Jon Gruber, Luke Reimer, Austin Florentine, Derek Hahn, Jacob Bajc, Lucas Freitas, Blaine Boulden, Peyton Meier,

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RESERVE FOOTBALL ♦ (From left) Row 1: Dakota Seberger, Darick Edward , Souvanh Lavilay, Sheldon I om, Gabe Mar hall, Antonio Martinez, Peyton Holloway, Jeremiah Ritchie, Brandon Seberger; Row 2: Mason Miller, Jackson Quevedo, Fanar Al Sloo, Jake Mason, Cha e Lynch, Spencer Leach, Dalton Hellwege, Jervon McDonald, Benjamin Housh, Dominic Brazda, Randy Izaguirre, Hunter Towle, Jace Barlow; Row 3: Logan Carder, Jerhett Meyers, Nathaniel Fredenburg, Alyssa Fischer, Coach Woods, Coach Lauterbach, Coach Plooster, Coach Deighton, Coach Birdzell, Mikyla Kucera, Cameron Biven, Riley Kut chkau, Justin Yost

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(Cont) Row 3: Lexi Thompson, Sicily Hutchinson, Brody Vesely, Owen Kluck, Kyler Hahn, Rosendo Herrera, Cody Denesia, Keegan Biven, Luke Pierce, Sydney Settles, Nick Cro by, Jayce Rutherford, Jaden Hilkemann, Olivia Debr e; Row 4: Savannah Whisenhunt, Tyler Akin ,, Zacchary Collins, Trent( n Kriz, TJ Mandachit, Pag : DeBrie; Row 5: Paige Howland, Liem Chot, Macy Howe, Ryan Lam1,e, Christian Lampe, Muhammed Aisha, Gabe Macfee, Kaitlin Hellbusl

(From left) Row 1: Asim Ali, Angelica Jaimes Uriostegui, Oscar Beltran, Victor Bedolla, Joshua Maxfield, Angel Jimenez, Dulce Jimenez, Samuel Elliott, Cardin Ngo; Ethan Zaborowski, Sus.an Cao, Ahmed Darfur; Row 2: Bradyn Hasenpflug, Lagu Kuot, Yasmin Washington Guerra, Zakary Muir, Muneer Mohammed, Maddy Kobernick, Lucas Lenhoff, Abbie Taber, Ethan Renken, Mason Pair, Destiny King, Kobe Wiley, Daniel Pierce;

(From left) Row 1: Marisa Niemann, Emma McCormick, Katelyn Osmond, Cassie Niemann, Alex Wesslund; Row 2: Chloe Sparr, Sadie Lewis, Abby Hull, Chloe Hallett; Row 3: Coach Friesen, Coach Miles

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♦-♦ VARSITV SORBALL ♦ (From left) Row 1: Carly Dembowski, Myah Erickson, Addison Bairnw, Halie Gibson, Lyndsey Roth, Patia Wolfe, Hanna Roth; Row 2: Mikaela Lawrence, Janessa Chadd, Kyrah Dailey, Caitlyn McGarvie; Alana Krieser, Abby Krieser; Row 3: Kyle Soto, Josie de la Concha, Coach Closner, Coach Coufal, Coach Hansen, Coach Runge, Macy Kistaitis

♦ JVSORBALL

(From left) Row 1: Maya Anthens, Alaina Novacek, Emerson Thompson, Lyndsey Roth, Abbie Francisco, Reece Sullivan, Hanna Roth, Xenia Longoria; Row 2: Kyrah Dailey, Morgan Hightshoe, Mikaela Lawrence, Kyla Shottenkirk, Madison Frank, Janessa Chadd; Row 3: Coach Closner, Coach Runge

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* VARSl7V VOLLEVBALL *** (From left) Row I: Sadie Emmett, Ireland Currey, Audrey Scully, Emma Loschen, Rylee Schurman Shelby Cain; Row 2: Tara Ferrel, Miranda Roth, Delaney Ashmore, And ·e, Gardner; Row 3: Coach Sylvester, Coach Denke ·, Coach Shields, Coach Wright

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♦ FRESHMAN VOLLEVBALL ♦-♦

(From left) Row I: Zitlaly Morales, Shaun'Quitah Campbell, Quanee e Campbell, Lily Kendall, Brooklyn Scherer; Row 2: Sydni Benson, Nalani Wheeler, Jordan Joyner, McKenna Varlack; Row 3: Madison Cady, Coach Sylvester, Kianna Parker, Grace Hemmerling

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* VARSllV TENNIS * * * (From left) Row 1: Sam Juracek, Zac Wobken, Tan Phan; Row 2: Treyton Scully, Noah Hudson, Z,,. ck Beckman; Row 3: Coad.

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(From left) Row 1: Derek Ruhl, Owen Baker, Luk Reimer, Emmanuel Abdelkarim, Luke Juracek, Sam Juracek, Lauren Bieber; Row 2: Muneer Mohamed, Kwat Abdelkarim, Jared Lope1.:, Alex Goll, Brock Johnson, Josiah Allick, Jullian B ,t, Dillon Brandt, Donovan Williams; Row 3: Day la, ·n Ellis, Coach Nick Wieht , Coach Tony Quattrocch .

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♦ -♦JV BASKETBALL ♦ (From left) Row 1: Wiech Nuot, Noah Hudson, Nathan Muir, Kwat Abdelkarim, Owen Baker, Luke Juracek, Logun Edwards; Row 2: Daylaen Elli , Coach Nick Wiehn, Michael Bailey, Jullian Best, Josiah Allick, Derek Webb, Aaron Sadler, Coach Jeremy Wood

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"♦FRESHMEN BASKETBALL"♦ ** (From left) Row 1: Andrew Howard, Zakary Muir, Obinna Asuoha, Cole Coffey, Jack Elliott, Colton Reed, Braydon Schmersal; Row 2: Josh Brown, Jake Seip, Liem Chot, Owen Jensen, Matthew Kopplin, Ahmed Al ayid; Row 3: Wilson Jones, Coach Jeremy Wood, Isaiah Donaldson, DJ McGarvie, Coach Matt Harris, Grace Bank, Reece Sullivan

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(From left) Row 1: Keara Loyd, Abby Krie er, Brooke Horner, Saylor Schaefer, Drewann Edwards, Kylie Shottenkirk; Row 2: Abula Garang, Coach Ellen Jorgen on, Emily Bretting, A htyn Olsen, Coach Jillian Harp ter, Coach Deejay Reiss, TJ Mandachit

♦ -♦JV BASKETBALL ♦ (From left) Row 1: Anna Vu, Kyler Hahn, Jordan Kocian, Tara Ferrel, Lyndsey Roth, Lou Pair, Gracie Fry; Row 2: Coach Deejay Rei s, Daphne Masters, Nyawich Koang, Isabel Ci neros, Iy hia Breazile, Dakarai Davis, Coach Jillian Harp ter

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♦ FRESHMEN BASKETBAL (From left) Row 1: Lari sa Botti, M. Winter , • yabima Choat, Katelyn Osmond, Dayanara Gomez; Row 2: Coach Deejay Reiss, Kalyn Wulf, Lana Huetson, Alakiir Garang, Marshawna Kapke, Madison Cady, Sydni Ben on

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- - ♦ UNIFIED BDWUNG ♦ (From left) Row 1: Guadalupe HemandezMartinez, Mohammed AlSadoon, Miranda Roth, Jamal Reynolds, Jarod Wenger,. Isaac Skalak, Marisa Casillas, Kyle Funk; Row 2: Coach Ben Davis, Grant Barton, Zac Wobken, Treyton Scully, Peerless Hall, Daylaen Elli , Skylier Yoder, Erin Ziegelbein, (Not Pictured: Coach Leann Boerema)

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Swim & Dive: (From left) Row 1: Cali DePalma, Hunter Kinnaman, Caitlin Bothe, Ann Le, Violet Fo ter, Savannah Fulton, Katlyn Klinginsmith, Sophie Halsted, Dulce Jimenez; Row 2: Coach Jace Ahlberg, Jenna Miller, Jackson Quevedo, Ivonne Sinda, Mirra Brooks, Alex Schadt, John Pham, Ma on Pair, Esma Husenaj, Jessica Gardner, Preston Breneman, Becky Bedolla, Coach Tony DeGrand; Row 3: Evan Walbridge, Abigail Taber Paul Le, Alec Ripp, Zaid Al Bayati, McKenna Miller, Mortatha Al-Haidari, Hussein Alha an, Ahmed Al Mafrachi, Baqer Al Mafrachi, Mac Morse, Emily Ripp; Row 4: Coach Darren Mehay, Victoria Edward , Cri tina Villa Huerta, Miranda Roth, Jaren Hilger, Tyler Akin , Tri tan Stroup, Stephen Rogers, Nathaniel Ulmer Schmit, Xander Schmit, Berbida Kalokola, Victoria Fo ter, Hailey Barton

(From left) Row 1: Nicholas Crosby, Christian Lambertz, Vu Dinh, Chri Ewoldt, Kade Wehrs, Garrett I om, Christian Beyer, Blaine Houlden, Michael Weer, Omeed Ilya ; Row 2: Angel Jimenez, Logan Meyer, Bradley Wills, Eric Jen en, Justin Yo t, Jearryd Hernandez, Easton Waller. Sheldon I om, oah evitt, Talal Sabri, Kaden Berge; Row 3: Melanie Meyer, Ryan Jensen, Muhsin Younis, Isaiah Mata, Truong Dinh, Yamen AI-Shdifat, Andrew Henning, Brandon Miller, Carter Bennett, Harley Kessler, Ethan Hallett, 0 car Beltran; Row 4: Mohamed Ruwayd Sarni, Lucas Lenhoff, Shea McManus, Bradyn Hasenpflug, Junior Lavilay, A i iz Youlda hev, Rosendo Herrera, Austyn Dougherty, Antonio Mdrtinez, Thiep Nuot, ichola Degarmo, Jason McEntarffer, Carsen Nagel; Row 5: Marah Fullerton, Colton Borchers, Taylor Bargmann, Jacob Talbert, Marcillius Wolfing, Nathaniel Fredenburg, Tanner Liedle, Spencer Leach, Kayla Bratr ovsky, Maddie Isabell, Lexi Thomp on; Row 6: Maddie Davi , Coach Luca Wie ter, Coach Jake Fro chei er, Coach Dave Birdzell, Coach Trevor Birdzell, Coach Au tin Lenhoff, Coach Nathaniel Allen, Coach Kevin Pry, Carson Ferguson

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Meme Monday- Dress up as your favorite internet meme.

Tacky Tourist Day- Wffif your lBt scenic clothes.

Wacky Wednesday- Don't match your clothes and~ as cringy as you possibly can.

70' s Day- Go rack in time and dress like they did a few decades ago.

O>lor Day- Each grade level is assigned a color to Wffif and represent.

Brian Deighton, Luke Reimer, and John Hower Jr sit on a bench to watch the eclipse.

Tony DeGrand and Eric Williams talk during the eclipse. They were excited to see it happen.

Garrett Isom, Jayce Rutherford and Kaden Berge sit on a mattress to watch the eclipse.

They bro~ght the mattress to school.

Senior Lilly BalI and sophomore Halie Gibson use their protective glasses to look t t the sun and moc ri.

These girls are ( ·1 the dance team together.

David Travis gets pumped for the eclipse.

Travis is a very outgoing person.

Juniors Cassandra Corral and Mikey Courtney mile at the camera. These two watched the eclipse together.

Sophomores Mia Morley and Sophie Hal ted get excited to watch the eclipse. This was an AP Human Geography cla

ll Matt Wrenholt smiles at the camera during the eclipse.

Wrenholt is a science teacher here at North Star.

Matthew McNair sit on a blanket to watch the eclipse.

These two play var ity football toether.

Sophomore Mikaela Lawrence looks at the sun with her protective glasses.

Lawrence is a cheerleader and also plays softball and tennis.

Juniors Rylee Schurman; Kassidy Renoe, and Caitlyn Mcgarvie pose for the camera. These three watched the eclipse on the curb.

Al Bock get excited as totality time comes close. Bock is a history teacher.

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ual LNS Talent Show

This year marked the second annual Gators Got Talent. The even was hosted by Student Council and was open to the whole student body. Students shared their talents in playing an instrument, singing, or any other special skills.

The show this year had a big tum out in comparison to last year's Gators Got Talent. Iri order for students to attend, they had to brint~ three canned foods to support the food drive. Thanks to the big tun out to see their fellow gators, North Star raised a lot of cans for tht food drive.

Students were excited to share what they had been working on , their free time. This was senior Brittany Pfoltner's first time participating in Gators Got Talent. She said, "It was a great opportunity for me to perform in front of my peers and get out of r y comfort zone."

Everyone who attended loved the show. Senior Sara Hasan sai "I loved the show because I got to see everyone's talent and the diversity of our school.''- Gators Got Talent is sure to be a staple in school years to come.

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Top Row: Seniors Tristan Nava, Eli Bryan, Saliman Attaie, & J alee Goertzen perform in their boy band "Front Avenue Guys"; Mauricio Jimen_ez (12) & Toren Schultz (9) sing a duet; Cassidy Warta (11), Maia Bryan (12), Brittany Pfoltner (12), Sean Lebita (12), performed "Concert in D" in a quartet.

Bottom row: Seniors Tristan Nava and Saliman Attaie host Gators Got Talent; Seniors Eli Bryan and Grant Franci co perform the skit "Who's on Third?"

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Lindsey Roth {9) "Lindsey always gets her work done on time. She's always kind and very helpful to others."

-Hannah Roth (9)

Taylor Yaussi (12) "She always takes responsibility for strong leadership roles. Shene ver fails to help out or volunteer. --;he always has a powerful voi, e."

-Eli Bryan ( l2)

Rourke Jensen {11) "He always gets his work done and yells whoo hoo. He is also ranked 3rd in his class. He is a great role model and class helper."

- Floyd Doughty

Teijah Robinson {12) Ryan Menard (12) "Ryan 1s • awesome. I love working with him. Ryan is extremely smart and very precise. He has great ideas and works really hard to get things right the first time he does them. I can always count on Ryan to do his best. 11 -Angela Scrivner l

"Teijah is a great student. She is always in class on time and always puts effort into her work.

I love having her positive attitude in class."

-Emily Vesely

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She will always redo a1 y assignments. She's just an amazi1 g student overal 1 " -Brian Wandzil; k

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Jonah Housh (12) "He is a great vocal kid and not afraid to talk and speak his opinion or ask questions."

-Brock Johnson (12)

Sydney Settles {12) "Sydney is a great student and is always focused. She wpuld alway take note and try and connect them to her own experiences."

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Nibras Khudaida {12) "Nibras is a great student; she works hard. She is very dedicated to her school work, speech team, and debate team."

-Alexis Gardner

Gators shine their lights bright1.y at North Star. Here are a few students highlighted for their brigpt lights thi.s year_

Minh Phan {11) "He is a great star student assist! He always arrives on time and is always in a cheerful mood. He i~ respectful to me and my other students."

-Caitlin Wolfe

Janet Balderas Sanchez ( 11) "Janet is a very hard worker. She always takes control of her learning.

She always makes it happen."

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• The cast breaks into dance at Pops' Soda Shop in light of the cancellation of the prom. The cast worked long and hard to perfect this scene.

Senior Grant Francisco stands in front of Pops' shack portraying the role of Pop. He was the main role in his final fall play.

Senior Tristan Nava asks Junior Kiley Kahler to prom during this scene.

This was a very important scene during the play--everyone got dates.

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Soda Pop was written by a Southeast and University of Nebraska Alumnus who is now a screen writer in Hollywood. The story is set in the 1950's. Betty and Bobby are the perfect couple. Sometime throughout the time of dating, Betty decides she isn't satisfied with the relationship so she starts dating the rebel, Ricky.

Throughout the show Bobby keeps trying to get Bet y back. Everyone else wants the "perfect couple" to be together and crowned king and queen at Prom. They ar • so obsessed with them being together that all the other students refuse to go unless Betty and Bobby are going to be there together. A fight scene takes place between Jimmy and Bobby and Betty intervenes to win the figh The original, fan favorite couple gets back together anc goes to prom. It is a happy ending after all!

There is a lot of work that goes into the show that rn a lot of people realize. Backstage is an extremely busy pl ce and is just as important to the success of the show as th performers themselves. The behind the scenes crew consists of lighting, sound, props, costume, makeup, painting, construction.

The entire cast worked extremely hard to make this show a success. Senior Eli Bryan said, "We had a wonderful cast that was led by two incredible directors, Mrs. Broeker and Mr. Fortkamp. This show wasn't easy it was far from. We did not hsive one.of our star performe; and best friends and we performed this show in honor o him. Pretty awesome, huh? Rise up!"

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Backstage Glimpses Haleigh Conard ( 11) and Mackenzie Garri on ( 10) wait backstage for the show to begin.

The two girls played the role of teens in Soda Pop.

Senior Tristan Nava get ready for the how in the dre ing room.

Nava is involved in many activitie located in the E-Wing.

Jillian Gilli pie (11) helps Nicole Klo terman (11) get ready for the performance.

The two were cast as 50's teenagers for the show.

• Tristan Nava (12), Eli Bryan (12), Brody Vesley (9), and Liam Mosher (12) dance as part of the show. Choreographers were brought in to help with dances.

Taylor Yaussi (12), Emma McCormick (10), and Nicole Klosterman (11) have a dance party during one of their famous sleepovers. The girls had a blast learning and performing thi cene.

Seniors Taylor Yau si and Eli Bryan dance a part of the final scene. Both have had lead roles in previous how .

Liam Mo her (12) performs a olo, after Betty was caught cheating on him. This was Mosher's favorite scene to convey to the audience.

Senior Mauricio Jimenez participates in the freeze mob that took place in the morning of the opening night. Performer posed by the front doors of the chool a student walked in.

Taylor Yaus i (12)and Emma McCormick (10) perform a cene from the show. Both had lead role this year.

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Linda Kuku poses on the dance floor while her friends Miranda Roth, Chloe Ijoma, and Kaitlyn Gish, clap for her.

Chris U garcina and Emma McCormick dance their hearts out at homecoming. Many studen , danced to their favorite songs all night.

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Kimberly Luis dazzles as she was crowned homecoming queen her senior year. This was the first time Kim was nominated.

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Olivia Foster smiles widely at the camera while she waits for Homecoming king and queen to be announced.

Behind her is Jessica Black, Jaedyn Armstrong, Matt Alexander, Lucas Freitas, and Jonah Housh.

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Homecoming 2017 was sugar weet; this year' theme wa Candy Land. The dance floor wa lined like the popular board game and decorated with candy arches. Student Council worked extra hard this year to produce a deliciou night for everyone.

Students danced the night away to hits like Congratulations by Post Malone and Dance with Somebody

by Whitney Houston. Whether they had a date or went with friends; everyone said this night was one to remember.

Sophomore River Hegel said "I have never sweat more in my life, especially when Bodak Yellow came on. Candy land was my favorite theme so far." This homecoming was extra sweet with cotton candy as the spotlight guest. It was the first thing to run out at the snack line . . For first time attendees homecoming met and exceeded their expectations. Junior Lilli McCall said, "This was my first homecoming and I can say it was .a lot of fun, more than I thought it would be! I do not think I have ever danced so much." Student council did a stellar job for this years homecoming.

What is homecoming without royalty? Many students from each grade were nominated this year, though only one guy and one girl from each grade won. It was still an honor to everyone who was nominated. Nominee Jonah Housh had a dazzling time at his final homecoming, "It was a blast! The songs were total bops. I am glad the D.J. let students request songs." 2017 homecoming was a total success, thanks to student council.

Luke Pierce (12), Macy Howe (10), Morgan Teten (12), and Raina Anderson (12) pose up for a picture. Students enjoyed dressing up and dancing together.

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The whole cast of Legally Blonde did an amazing job with each and every one of their parts. They showed a range of emotions throughout the show.

As the show went on for Legally Blonde the girls that played Elle' s friends became such a good help for Elle' character to shine on the stage. With the many practices they did they really did make the stage really bright.

' Taylor Yaussi (12), and Dakota Glatkowski (10) use stellar facial expression

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Thi year's One Act was Legally Blonde! The cast spent a lot of time with this play. They would practice every day after school for several hours. They sometimes would practice during the weekend too. Everyone always welcomes each other into the black box and the tage as a family.

New faces and old faces would appear and instantly they would made friends the second they stepped in. Like every other play or musical everyone would grow closer to one another each day. The hard work paid off--the LNS One Act received 2nd place at the district competition.

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Like Tara, the rest of the lighting crew had an important part to play in the One Act, though they didn't perform onstage. They put a lot of effort when it came to the big how even during their practice they always found a way to solve and make ure everything was on point.

Cast: Hannah Amberg, Hanna Barnes, Eli Bryan, Anna Bryan, Sophia Cox, Grant Francisco, Mackenzie Garrison, Jillian Gilli pie, Dakota-Ann Glatkow ki, Isabel Gudgel, Paige Howland, Mauricio Jimenez, Kiley Kahler, Nikki Klosterman, Emma McCormick, Seth Messersmith, Liam Mosher, Tristan Nava, Mirnesa Osmanovic, Mariana PadillaPerez, Kody Robinson, Abby Rosenthal , Toren Schultz, Jack Thoma , Chri tine Trinh , Kaylie Trumble, Brody Vesely, Zach Wendling, Taylor Yaussi, Jayce Yung, Jaeda Walters Crew: Moriah Benes, Haleigh Conard, Alyssa Deaney, Paige Eilers, Rylie Eilers, Margaret Eisenbarth, Josie Erick on, Bailee Gunnerson, Felicity Henderson, Jhoanna HernandezSanchez, Tera Hunt, Juli Holloway, Maddy Koebernick, Sydney Lamb, Sammi Marcellus, Laurianne Martinez, Lilli McCall, Kaitlyn Michaelson, Alyssa Parson, Rashanti Patter on, Nate Priest, Joe Reitz, Emma Smith, Shelby Stutzman, Chris Ugarcina, Gan-ison Walker, Cailey Wills, Alexis Yaussi, Clover Zabel

Tara Hunt (12), lighting crew chief, dancin on sta e.

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"I joirnrl trus club m:ause the p:nple in it are really fun to re around I would really recommend more students join trus chili We get to hang out with friends while playing Spikemll and it's a blast!"-Satchel Rrol (9) "I really like Spikemll m:ause it's a sport but it's also relaxing. We try hard but if we don't wi11 we don't get mad at each other or give up which is the b:!st part! There is already a lot of people in this club but I think if we had more p:nple it would t£ even retter!"- Hakdad Atxlul Basir (1 2)

Members: Satchel Redl, Chri tian Stolley, Hakdad Abdul Basir, Josh Graves, Luke Pierce, Erin Ziegelbein, Daniel Netsvetayev, Skye Hubbard, Ms. Brozek

"I like the diversity and opportunities that slam poetry gives me. It allows you to speak your mind and have a voice."-Alia Hernandez (11 "I en joy that slam poetry allowErl me to express myself in an environment where others can understand." - Donny Tran (11)

Members: Tina Le (coach), Alia Hernandez, Mak Dierberger, Alejandro Nodarse (coach), Donny Tran, Nyayiech Wuol, Kendall Walker, Dee Jay Reiss (sponsor)

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"Kaleidoscope is a really gcxxi environment for people to express themselves; we talk aoout Llfe. play games. and get to know each other and the other leaders really well I feel likErl Kaleidoscope collides p:nple from different rackgrounds and situations. We also always have food like pizza and stuffl"- Adong Akot (11) "I like the people, A lot of them are my friends and they' re pretty cool People should join if they're looking for p:nple to hang with or if yrnire looking for something cool to go to."- Raven C.Ollins (11) Members: Trenton Collin , Rylee Robinett, Adong Akot, Mason Myers, Raven Collin , Mitchell McNaney (Leader), Shannon Buzynski (Leader), JT Versch, Steven Harris.

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"Young democrats club makes me feel like I rnilly have a . voice. "-Marlene Serrano (1O) "I enjoy young democrats club l:ffause we talk aoout current events and get to connect with fmple who have the same viewpoints as you."-Skyler Tang (11)

Members: Azza Elhaj, Britney Meints, Saliman Attaie, Cri tina Villa-Huerta, Layla Omari, Zeinab Albusharif, Gaby Gomez Rosales, Brittney Huynh, Skyler Tang, Christine Trinh, Marlene Serrano

"I love Tri-M club l:ffause I love getting to share an interest in music with others in diverse ways, ooth instrumental and vocal"-Karen Tello Rosales (12) "I like Tri-M club re:ause I en joy ~ing around other talented musicians."-Felix Huynh (12) Members: Pamela Cante, Trinity Cox, Vanessa Cruz-Alatriste, Drewann Edwards, Victoria Foster, Grant Francisco, Savannah Fulton, Caitlyn Gish, Jhoanna Hernandez Sanchez, Felix Huynh, Kayla James, Sarah Johnston, Berbida Kalokola, Clare Krajewski, Sydney Lamb, Samantha Lamborn, Sean Lebita, Danielle Lemons, Kimberly Luis, Emma McCormick, Alex Meysenburg, Helene Nguyen, Lynn Nguyen, Brittany Pfoltner, Savannah Red!, Sydney Settles, Abigail Streckfuss, Kayla Sturges, Karen Tello Rosales, Jack Thomas, Donny Tran , Jaci Tubbs, Zach Wendling

"I love the archery team re:ause we are like a family and always have com{X!titions to get ~tter at shooting."-Olivia Birx (10) "I like archery club re:ause it is a fun way to relieve stress. There is great fmple and an awesome atmosphere." -Dalton Hansen (9) Members: Desiree Figueroa, Haylie Shapland, Olivia Birx, Faith Slater, Caylie Anker, Bailey Wynia, Jave Renshaw, Shi Slater, Jadyn Jorgensen, Zoe Fisher, Coach Mike, Tala Canby, Skye Hubbard, Dalton Hansen, Bradly Oesch, Nathan Miller, Thomas Ireland, Ian Vondrak, Eric Lockert, McKenna Lewton, Jaci Tubbs, Shauna Moran, Mikyla Kucera, Nicholas Bolich, Frankie Curren, Coach Janice, (Not pictured): Harri on Guyton, Quinn Parker, Ethan Renken, Abigail Rosenthal, Brandon Seberger, Maria Vanmeveren, Coach Erin

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"I like concert choir l:ffause I like interacting with everyone, and I en joy • the challenges that Mr. Brown presents us."-Vanessa Weers (10) "I love it when we get to perform, after preparing for months."-Jairo Martinez (1 O) Members: Hannah Amberg, JJ Anderson, Mary Atem, Hanna Barnes, Moriah Benes, Tina Cao, Linh Chau, Nyagoa Choat, Trenton Collins, Trinity Cox, Aly Deaney, Drewann Edwards, Grant Francisco, Kenny Huynh, Stephanie Jepson, Mauricio Jimenez, Shea John on, Berbida Kalokola, Sydney Lamb, Jairo Martinez, Britney Meints, Mega~ Messersmith, Logan Meyer, Liam Mosher, Tristan Nava, Lynn Nguyen, Marisa Niemann, Jadyn Nimetz, Rashanti Patterson, Nate Priest, Savannah Redl, Jave Renshaw, Emily Ripp, Veronica Santos, Jack Thomas, Crystal Tran, Camryn Van Dusen; Vanessa Weers, TaylorYaussi, Eli Bryan, Paige Howland, Jaeda Walter, Zach Wendling

"I like how it brings everyone together but I would like more respect for violas."-Garrison Walker (9) "You learn a lot of new things and make a lot of new friends, it's like we are a big family."-Nichole Cacy (9)

Members: Sierra Allen, Madison Butler, Nichole Cacy, Madison Cady, Amy Dang, Maddie Davis, Chloe Deabler, Margaret Eisenbarth, Dominic Ferraro, Sawyer Flynn, Joshua Henning, Destin Hindera, Hansen Huynh, Jadyn Jorgensen, Phillip Kishchun, Kiera Lococo, Paul Mai, Melanie Meyer, Blake Milisits, Mariana Opon-Perez, Tommy Phan, Ana Reyes Padilla, Hailey Ross, Abbey Steager, Leelee Sunday, Emerson Thompson, Daisy Tomasek, Hanna Tran, Estrella Uribe Villegas, Stephany Uribe Villegas, Garrison Walker, Yasmin Washington Guerra, Lindsey Wiegert, Kylee Woizeski

"Chorea choir operates under a "work hard play hard" attitude. We put a lot of effort into our routines but we love what we do and each other." -Grant Francisco (12) "Chorea choir is like a big goofy family. We have fun and get our stuff done at the same time." -Crystal Tran (11) Members: Mary Atem, Hanna Barnes, Eli Bryan, Nyagoa Choat, Trenton Collins, Drewann Edwards, Grant Francisco, Mauricio Jimenez, Logan Meyer, Tristan Nava, Nate Priest, Crystal Tran, Taylor Yaussi

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"I trunk orchestra is fun oo:ause we get to play all clifferent kinds of music."-Nicholas Euter (10) "Orchestra is amazing and full of crnitive i:mple who always want to t£ retter. Everyone also pushes e.ach other to tx! amazing."-~riah Sanders (11)

Members: Jessa Alspaugh, Maia Bryan, Pamela Cante Mijangos, Madysyn Casch, Ross Cota, Nichola Crosby, Vanessa Cruz-Alatriste, Ahmed Darfur, Allen Duong, Nicholas Euter, Desiree Figueroa, Caitlyn Gish, Samantha Grove, Bradyn Hasenpflug, Peyton Holloway, Owen Kluck, Clare Krajewski, Samantha Lamborn, Sean Lebita, Savahanna Morrissey, Shane Lucas, Paul Ma.langa, Emma McCormick, Joshua Miller, Helene Nguyen, Jenny Nguyen, Tai Nguyen, Ngoc Nguyen Huynh, Brittany Tram Pfoltner, Luke Pierce, Zak Reese, Breanna Rittenhouse, Soriah Sanders, Allison Schneider, Bev Scrivner, Chloe Shively, Kayla Sturges, Karen Tello Rosales, Cassidy Warta

"It's fun and I love that I get to meet new i:mple and competitions are fun but long."- Nolan Benbow (9) 'There are a little less than 100 i:mple this year: I love that it is a big group effort to put things together for competitions."- Danielle Lemons (12)

Members: Aaron Albin, Christopher Alvarez, Elvert Alvizures, Jackson Barger, Nolan Benbow, Carter Bennett, Anna Bryan, Maia Bryan, Noelia Cardenas Gutierrez, Nyagoa Choat, Josh Cline, Ross Cota, Caleb Covert, Vanessa Cruz-Alatriste, McKinnon Egger, Nancy Eggerss, Paige Eilers, Rylie Eilers, TiAna English, Josie Erickson, Brody Flynn, Sawyer Flynn, Victoria Foster, Grant Francisco, Savannah Fulton, Jake Goertzen, Harrison Guyton, Dalton Hansen, Trenton Harper, Steven Harris, Caleb Herling, Jhoanna Hernandez-Sanchez, Skye Hubbard, Makenzie Hunzeker, Felix Huynh, Kayla James, Eric Jensen, Ryan Jensen, Sarah Johnston, Jordan Joyner, Matt Kirchhoff, Aidan Klein, Mikyla Kucera, Max Kvittem, Sean Lebita, Danielle Lemons, Lucas Lenhoff, Kaley Love, Kimberly Luis, Ashley Lukehart, Ricky Ly, Nick Maas, Lily McCall, Monica Medina-Turrubiartes, Ruth Mendoza, Seth Mes ersmith, Alex Meysenburg, Kaitlyn Michaelson, Devin Minnick, Shauna Moran, Paige Myers, Alex Nguyen, Helene Nguyen, Alyssa Parson, Seanna Patterson, Madeline Perry, Brittany Pfoltner, Dominic Pierce, Silas Pierce, Bertin Renteria, Veronica Santos, Allison Schneider, Sydney Settles, Haylie Shapland, Chloe Shively, Faith Slater, Christian Smith, Abby Streckfuss, Abigail Taber, Abagail Terry, Nolan Thimgan, Jack Thomas, Daisy Tomasek, Donny Tran, Jaci Tubbs, Nathaniel UlmerSchmit, McKenna V arlack, Jason Vo, Jacob Vollbrecht, Ian Vondrak, Jarod Wenger, Trevor Westerholt, Quentin Wotruba

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"Miss Su is really nice and it gave me more insight aoout the language."Allen Duong (12) "Since I'm in the 01.inese class ifs fun to get more ~rience with the language and learn more aoout the culture."- Athalie Dorner (9)

Members: Asia Aljnabi, Allen Duong, Marissa Hennings, Sandy Nguyen, Tammy Nguyen, Laura Bui, Amy Dang, Andy Nguyen, Tommy Phan, Hansen Huynh, Tram Nguyen, Jenny Nguyen, Sierra Allen, Hanna Tran, Athalie Dorner

"I en joy this chili oo:ause I like talking with new i:mple. "-Quaneese Camp~ll(9) "I attend African-American C,aucus chili m:ause I really enjoy my teacher."- ~aeveion Graham (10)

Members: Sapphire Boyd, Mirranda Brooks, Marquiha Buchanan, Quaneese Campbell, Shan' quitah Campbell, Aboula Gara ~.

Daeveion Graham, Kentrell Heath, Lajadia Hill, Tre HillFreeman, Jaliyah Holmes, Sicily Hutchinson, Saniea John ,n, Saphere Jones, Michel Kondohoma, Aleana Loyd, Dorcas Mandungu, Kwayera Mensah, Jordan Parker, Teijah Robinson, Lyric Settrini, Za' naya Thompson, Beja White1 M Winters, Nyayiech uol

"I love HOSA m:ause I get to learn aoout different mooical fields."- Ruqyia Al-Ghareeb (12) "I en joy this club m:ause I get to learn aoout the mooical field"-Nora Husein (12)

Members: Jaylen Barrett, Layla Omari, Thanh Nguyen, Ruqyia AlGhareeb, Olivia Hanson, Brooke Meints, Ninian Tong, Brittney Huynh, Nora Husein, Whitney Nguyen, Nour Al-Ghareeb, Shraddha Patel, Rana Ismail, Selena Nguyen, Randa Ismail, Emerson Thompson, Erin Miles, Katelynn Koch

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"In this chili we are all united in one place having conversations with one another. We usually talk and use activities like playing games. watching movies, and even cooking! We really like this chili oo::ause you can really involve everyone."-Ricardo Cruz Jaramillo (10) "As a freshman and sophomore I really ~gan to like Spanish and I h(fild some of my friends were going to the club so I thought I'd go and try it outl I ended up really liking it and I've gone ever sincer-Kenzie Frank (12) Members: Eber Osorio Contreras, I abel Olivas, Ricardo Cruz Jaramillo, Lauren Sherman, Savannah Whisenhunt, Marlene Serrano, Yasmin de Luna, Marcie Castillo, Kenzie Frank, Shraddha Patel, Caitlin Wolfe

"I love so many things aoout knitting chili. but most interesting thing was how to knit mby socks even though it was pretty much not easy but it was lovely. The teacher is also really fun" -Gillian Waki(l0) "I like that I get an opJX)rtunity to make hats and other projects in knitting club."-Anna C.Orns (11) Members: Berbida Kalokola, Gillian Waki, Aya Boko, MaKayla Polak, Ruqyia Al-Ghareeb, Anna Corns, Mrs. Vesely (sponsor), Frances Rodriguez, Ms. Pilney (sponsor)

"I enjoy writing and letting fmple know what's going on"-Blake Milisits (9) "I can talk to other students and help them voice their opinions/build relations with them and since I like writing it mixes with my µ1ssion"- MaKayla Polak (11) Members: Jessica Black, Dillon Brandt, Lyvi Hillman, Nibras Khudaida, Blake Milisits, MaKayla Polak, Alexu Toplica, Riley Weitz

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"I love arguing and I want to oo:ome a lawyer. I would love i:mple to join that like talking and having social interaction" -AzuJ. Elhaj (10) "Once I joined the first time I felt I needed to keep doing it. It has really made me gain my confidence and made me learn a lot more information It has help:ri in classroom situations and my sp:2king skills in class."-Brooke Meints (12) Azza Elhaj , Zeinab Albusharif, Linda Kuku, Britney Meints, Nibras Khudaida, Sam Elliott, Brooke Meints, Saliman Attaie? Maab Shogar, Gaby Gomez Rosales, Cristina VillaHuerta, Layla Omari, Mesoun Hassan, Rodney Edwards (asst coach), Colten White (head coach) Not pictured: Olivia Maryott, Sara Hasan, Phillip Ho, Brittney Huynh, Mariam Solaiman, Kate Schneckloth (asst coach), Chandra Vanek (asst coach)

"I like key chili lEause we get to work with stuff with the elderly. rackwalk, and I enjoy going every Wednesday."- Kayla Pacas (10) "I really like that I have the opportunity to volunteer inside and outside the school and~ involvoo."-Zeinab Albusharif (10) Members: Eze Asuoha, Saliman Attaie, Brittney Meints, Shraddha Patel, Kayla Pacas, Julia Pacas, Olivia Maryott, Payton Rezac, Savannah Whisenhunt, Zeinab Albusharif, Kayla Sturges, Emma Smith, Laura Bui, Tammy Ho, Isabel Olivas, Layla Omari, Cassie Niemann, Marisa Niemann, Jaylen Barrett, Brooke Meints. Selena Nguyen, Savannah Redl, Nohemy Rosales, Hanna Tran, Kiera Lococo, Caitlin Wolfe, Erin Miles

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"I like Latinos Unidos chm lEause we talk aoout things occurring in life. We also hang out and talk aoout fun things."- Jairo Sura (10) "Latinos Unidos chm brings a bunch of i:mple together and helps us feel comfortable sJXlli<ing Spanish."-Jhoselin Puentes (10) Members: Ariana Pineda, Jessica Perfecto Bravo, Marlene Serrano, Yasmin de Luna, Marcie Castillo, Aide Sanchez Solis, Cynthia Perez Rodriguez, Jhoselin Puentes, Andrea Alvarez Galvan, Eber Osorio Contreras, Jeffrey Sura, Jairo Sura, Ricardo Cruz Jaramillo

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'The counselors guidffi me through applying to colleges and looking at scholarships. It was a helpful experience for kids who neoo help getting startffi and who want to do well in college. It meets every Tuesday after school and sometimes they have guests such as college admissions representatives that can help as well as counselors."Kwayera Mensah (12) Members: Nour Al-Ghareeb, Jose Rangel, lryna Ky oret , Olga Denysyuk, Hozhin Sleman, Hawa Rauf, Shradda Patel, Angel Ortega, Stefan Khodida, Aaron Albin, Bryan guyen, Leza Al-Ali, Brooke Meints, Jaylen Barrett, Dorothy Thai, Ruqyia Al-Ghareeb, Stephanie Islas Diaz, Rebecca Slattery, Vict0ria Solkan, Landon Tuchardt, Gharib Rauf, Latrea Dera , Jaliyah Holmes, Brody Flynn, Erin Ziegelbein, Dorcas Mandungu, Alex Rook , Nora Husein, Kwayera Mensah, Alex We lund

"Everyday we come in and play different games. We get to know mch other and just talk with everyone. I would highly rn:ommend this club tffause you can talk about your faith in a public school setting with other people that believe the same thing as you and that's what's awesome about it."-Rylee xhurman (11) "FCA is a good way to connect with others of the same faith. Tt is a safe .__.... - ... , place where we can express ourselves in our faith without getting in trouble. I really like all the fun games we play and it is a goo::! way to challenge ourselves. Also if you have to stay after for sports it's a great pastime."-Luke Pierce (12) Members: Jayce Rutherford, Luke Pierce, Nie Crosby, Luke Reimer, Peyton Holloway, Ashtyn 01 en, Rylee Schurman, Taylor Cumblidge, Saylor Schaeffer, Jordan Joyner

"I joinffi oo:ause I wantffi to help out people and our community. I also joinffi to connect with people in a great and joyful way"-Kade Wehrs (12) Members: Hakdad Abdul Basir, Aaron Albin, Lilly Ball, Jaylen Barrett, Jarod Bengt on, Keegan Biven, akia Braaten, Trinity Cox, Pai~e DeBrie, Nancy Eggers , Heba Engles, Savannah Fulton, DereK Hahn, A very Hemmerling, Brooke Horner, Jonah Housh, Nora Hu ein, Felix Huynh, Garrett Isom, ibra Khudaida, Riley Kimbrough, Taylor K vittem, Ryan Lampe, Danielle Lemon , Kimberly Lui , Gabe Macfee, Dorca Mandungu, Brooke Meint , Laura Metzger, Thanh guyen, Tin guyen, Marisa Niemann, Shraddha Patel, Brittany Pfoltner, Sienna Schaefer, Sydney Settles, Lauren Sherman, Rebecca Slattery, Annastazya Spickelmier, Claire Streeter, Tara Thomp on, Andy Trang, Jaci Tubbs, Nathaniel Ulmer Schmit, Kade Wehr , Savannah Whi enhunt, Taylor Whitson, Zac Wobken, Logan Woollen, Nour Al-ghareeb, Eze A uoha, DJ Cain, Ireland Currey, Kenzie Frank, Bailee Gunnerson, Kwayera Mensah, Selena Nguyen, Tram Nguyen, Gharib Rauf, Nohemy Rosale , Dorothy Thai

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"I rnilly like rn1ding other people's writing. Miss Deschaine is a strong advocate for Istoria I joined to show my leadership and publishing skills."-Sicily Hutchinson (12) "The people and how they are nice and social interaction Poople should join lffause you learn how to work with people and you're also putting your voice out there too. It's a good way to express yourself and view other stories."-Richard Bui (10)

Members: Jaedyn Armstrong, Richard Bui, Latreas Deras, Kenzie Frank,.Sicily Hutchinson, Laura Metzger, Shraddha Patel, Lauren Sherman, Jackson Swanson, Zach Wendling, Savannah Whisenhunt, Kenzi Wulf

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"Thespians is the theatre chili of theatre. It's a way to get involvoo wit) the community around·you It teaches you family and honor, and is a great place to re"-Sarnrni Marcellus (11) "Thespians is very enjoyable. It's an honor and a big family. It's a goo. · way to get ir.l.volvoo in the cornrnunity."-Toren Schultz (9) Members: Haleigh Conard, Toren Schultz, Hannah Amberg, Bailee Gunnerson, Mo Benes, Kaitlyn Michaelson, Mimesa Osmanovic, Brody Vesely, Brenda Broeker, Juli Holloway, Dakota Glatkowski, Kody Robinson, Alyssa Deaney, Shelby Stutzman, Tristan Nava, Sophia Cox, Mauricio Jimenez, Seth Messersmith, Mason Myers, Kiley Kahler, Rashanti Patterson, Isabel Gudgel, Paige Howland, Jhoanna Hernandez-Sanchez, Emma McCormick, Nikki Klosterman, Mackenzie Garrison, Christine Trinh, Anna Bryan, Jaeda Walter, Alexis Yaussi, Cailey Wills, Nate Priest, Hanna Barnes, Taylor Yaussi, Tera Hunt, Jillian Gillispie, Sam.mi Marcellus, Abigail Rosenthal

"It's a great op_IXJrtunity for all kinds of artists to meet up and collaoorate on different projects." - Morgan S~llrnan (11) "NAHS is one of the greatest op_IX)rtunities for fellow artists' to collaoorate with each other on community work and fundraisers, scholarship op_IX)rtunities are available and NAHS is a good way for artists to meet new friends and socialize."- Andres Novoa (11) Members: Andres Novoa, Kendra Limon, Savannah Whisenhunt, Jumyaat Versch, Anthony Nunez, Gabe Ramirez, Saliman Attaie, Matthew Nguyen, Deanna Allen, Isabelle Engel, Brieanna Kroeger, Whitney Nguyen, Taylor Kvittem, Morgan Spellman, Kayla Wise, Milan Reeves

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"I like FBlA l:ffause of the different business relatoo fun activities we do."-Eze Asuoha (12) "I love FBlA l:ffause it is a different activity that challenges me."-Oare Krajewski (11)

Members: Donny Tran, Matthew Ho, Jack Nguyen, Eze Asuoha, Dalton Hellwege, Alec Ripp, Clare Krajewski, Macy Nemeth, Katlyn Eggert, Lynn Nguyen

"I love international student club l:ffause we play games and meet new people."-Hadyah Murad (12) "I enjoy the international student club l:ffause we all play and listen and I like teing with everyone and making new friends."-Salwan Khodida (9)

Members: Mohammed Al Qaracha, Firdaus Kari , Umayah Murad, Mariam Al Ethawi, Randa Khodida, Ghariba Kari, Nibras Khudaida, Cara Morgenson, Faiza Kari, Hadyah Murad, Salwan Khodida, Aya Boko, Alia Al Ethawi

"It's going pretty well there are 15-16 people and we practice from Octol:x:!r-April"-Winter Hughes (10) "Speech is a place where you learn that your words have JX)Wer and your words actually matter."- Zach Wendling (11) Members: Lexi Gardner (Coach), Alexys Way, Cristina Villa-Huerte, Zach Wendling, Adong Akot, Sophia Cox, Paige Howland, Sarah Omar, Laura Bui, Winter Hughes, Tisha Neal, Mackenzie Garrison, Ruaa Osman, Nibras Khudaida, Mesoun Hassan, Hanna Barnes, Caitlyn Gish, Charlotte Olberding

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"I like Gator Garners chili oo::ause I like to try to games and play trading card games."- Tristyn Iaturno (12) "I like how we get to experience playing with different card games."-Skylier Yoder (9)

Members: Rylee Robinett, Nico Perez, Skylier Yoder, Tristyn Laturno, Shaun Sherwood, Brody Flynn, Remy New Holy, Bev Scrivner, Tremaine McGhee, Devlyn Down, Tyler Tran, Matt Kirchhoff, Joshua Florentine, Zander Kuta

"I love xience Olympiad iEause Ms. Cha:pJ is a great leader and indivir she makes science fun It is a great time to focus on learning and sciern relatffi topics. We also get to deal with animals like cockroaches. People should join oo::ause it is such an amazing experience, people should tak, ,ne to give it a try."-Muhsin Younis (9) "Going to Science Olympiad competitions is my favorite thing. It is goo Jr people who want to go in depth in a certain area of science. It is a hand n experience and it looks great on college resumes." -Rolan Hadi (11) Members: Muhsin Younis, Donny Tran, Rolan Hadi, Olivia Maryott, Phillip Ho

"I love this club oo::ause I feel acceptffi by everyone there all the time."Alex Snyder (9) "I enjoy the dub oo::ause ifs a great way to meet other LGBT people in the school I also like that we talk about current events in the LGBT community."-Kai Flowers (9)

Members: Josie Erickson, Kai Flowers, Isabel Gudgel, Sydney Lamb, Kaitlyn Michaelson, Bev Scrivner , Alex Snyder, Zach Wendling, M Winters, Madison Yueill

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"The i:mple are very inviting. The group of i:mple are genuinely kind and caring."--Caleb Herling (11) "I like guitar oo::ause it expresses my emotions. I like it and I want to learn more about guitar."-K~n Dietrich (9)

Members: Jason Slater, Caleb Herling, Daniel Park (sponsor), Kevin Saenz Gallegos, Koen Dietrich

Members: Nguy Thoat, Owen West, Sara Hasan, Chloe Hallett, Savannah Redl, Hannah Amberg, Olivia Foster, Mauricio Jimenez, Jessica Black, Lilly Ball, Alex Wesslund, Abula Garang, Fernanda Perez Alvarado, Amanda Castro, Patia Wolfe, Averi Ford, Shelbi Bretz (adviser)

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Dear Senior Staffers, Congratulations! You have accomplishro the greatest feat yet in your lives-surviving high school It has l:1£n a true privilege to get to know each of you and to celebrate your successes in this last year.

Each of you has helJID to shape this yearbook to be what it is, just as you have influencro and shaJID North Star over the last four years. Your unique gifts and talents have forever changerl the people around you in ways that you may never realize or witness. I have appreciated your hard work, dedication and perhaps most of all your various senses of humor. Not a day has gone by this year without a good belly laugh in 7th perioo.

As you make your way into the larger world explore who you are, but always remember from where you have come. Each of you has the potential to make a difference in our world and I look forward to S(£ing the amazing humans I know you will grow to be in the upcoming years.

Thank you for your UGHT and for your laughter.

-Ms..Bretz

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INDEX

Al:rlal Marw Atxlelkarim Atxlelka • Atxlelk wat : 90, 1 Atxlul Basir, Hakdad : 44, 178, 185 Atxlullah, Ramadhan : 44 Ack.lie, Jackson : 44 Adams, Richard: 90 Adamson IGrsten : 90, 147 Adamson Payton : 44 Aguilar,Adrian:90, 143,163 Aguirre, Andrew : 44 Ahll:£rg, Jace : 15 5 Ahmed, Aras : 60 Ahmed, Diraige : 90 Ahmed, Marya : 60 Ahmed, Mohammed: 76 Ahmed, Muhnd : 60 Akin, Chace: 90 Akins,Tyrer:76, 137,144,155 Akot, Adong: 58, 60, 178, 187 Al Arjawy, Mohammed: 76 Al Elew, Shahad : 90 Al Ethawi, Alia : 90, 187 Al Ethawi, Mariam: 60, 187 Al Hajaj, Ali: 44 Al Hajaj, Mjtem: 60 Al Jaoory, Atxlullah : 90 Al Jndo, ?,aid : 76 Al Mafrachl Ahmed : 44, 155 Al Mafrachl Baqer : 90, 15 5 Al Qaracha Mohammed: 60, 187 Al Qaracha Yousif : 90 Al Shammary, Ahmoo : 60 Al Shammary, Maryam: 90 Al Sloo, Fanar: 76, 143 Al Waei Ali: 149 Al l.aidawi, Ammar : 90 Al-Abij, Jafar: 90 Al-Ali Leza: 44, 185 Al-Amiri, Mushtam: 90 Al-Amiri, Nasir: 44 Al-Azawy, Baneen : 90 196

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Al-Dabbi Suha: 57, 75, 76 Al-Dakhl Rum: 13 Al-Emili Ayhem : 76 Al-Ghareeb, Naur: 182, 185 Al-Ghareeb, Ruqyia: 182, 183, 185 Al-Ghazawi, Mehdi : 60 Al-Haidm Ali: 44 Al-Haidm Mortatha : 90, 155 Al-Haraz, Airnin: 60 Al-1.ami. Nawres: 76 Al-Mahdawi, Nama : 60 Al-Mahdawi, Qams : 60 Al-Mansoon Sarah: 90 Al-Masoom Amel : 60 Al-Masoom Murtadha: 60 Al-Masoom Rasool : 60 Al-Masoom Saadon : 90 Al-Mirza Duaa: 44 Al-Nidawi, Ali : 44 Al-Nidawi Haider: 90 Al-Ramahy, Nadim : 90 Al-Rifaie, Maryam : 60 Al-Romie, Mohammad : 90 Al-Romie, Zhraa: 76 Al-Sadoon MohammErl : 44, 154 Al-Sharnkham Muhammad : 44 Al-Shara, Manhal : 100 Al-Shdifat, Yamen: 90, 155, 159 Al-Tameemi Maryam : 76 Al-Tewaig, Marwa: 90 Al-Thamiree, Rana: 106 Al-WaelL Mehdi : 90 Al-Waely, Sarah: 90 Al-Waely, Wael: 76 Alameer, Aliarni : 44 Almyatt 7.aid : 60, 15 5 Albin Aaron : 21, 181, 185 Alooufram Kurnail : 60 Albright, Joe : 20, 106 Albusharif, Zeinab : 76, 179, 184 Aldekhel Hamza : 60 Alexander, Jalen : 60 Alexander, Matt : 6, 44, 100, 142,174 Alhaidm Roqueha: 76 Alhasan Hussein : 15 5 M Asim: 74. 76, 144 Ali Fatima: 90 M Kamiran: 13 M Sadeer: 60 Aljabr, Ali : 76 Aljnabi Asia: 76, 182 Aljnabi Jihan : 60 Allami, Murtada : 44 Allen Dazlond : 44

Allen Deanna : 186 Allen Halie : 76 Allen Nathaniel : 106, 15 5 Allen Sierra : 90, 180, 182 Allick, Josiah: 60, 132, 150 Almajeez, Mohaimen : 60 Almajeez, Muna : 60 Alrashid Atxlalmalek: 44 Alsayid AhmErl : 151 Alshame, Ali : 90 Alspaugh, Jessa: 76, 181 Alvarado De I.area Ashley : 90, 141 Alvarado, Anthony : 76 Alvarez Galvan Andrea : 184 Alvarez, Christopher : 90, 181 Alvarez,Gabriel:90 Alvizures, Elvert : 90, 181 AlwaelL Zahra'a: 76 Aml:£rg, Hannah : 13, 33, 41, 76, 135, 173, 177, 180, 186, 189 Amen Tim : 142 Anderson Andrew : 60 Anderson JJ : 180 Anderson Llnda : 106 Anderson Michael : 106 Andrade, Alex : 76 Andrade, Andrea : 44 Andrade, Carmen : 60 Anker, Oiylie : 90, 149, 179 Anno, Connor : 90 Anthem, Maya: 90, 124, 125, 145 Archer, Oielan: 76 Archer, Lauren : 3, 140 Archer, Nicholas : 44 Arizola Miranda : 90 Armstrong, JaErlyn : 174, 186 • Armstrong, Trista : 90 Arpan, Hunter : 44 Arroyo, Andrea : 44 Ashmore, Delaney: 60, 129, 146 Asuoha Eze: 44, 184, 185, 187 Asuoha Obinna : 90, 151 Atem, Mary: 60, 180 Attaie, Salirnan : 44, 167, 179, 184,186 Austin Marshall: 19, 76, 151 Austin Mason : 25, 45 Avalos, Jennifer: 90 Ayala-Martinez, Ryan: 90 Ayotte, Mac : 142 Ayotte, Makayla: 76

Back, Isaac : 60 Back, Makay Bacon Janet : ~ Badousek, r..,_.,, Bahadir, Elif : 60 Bailey, Matthew : 60, 127, 148 Bailey, Michael: 60, 126, 148, 150 Bajc, Jacob : 17, 142, 158 Bajc, Ryan: 91, 143 Baker, Chaige: 76 Baker, Jessica : 60, 140 Baker, Owen: 61, 126, 132, 150 Baker, Susan : 106 Balderas Sanchez, Janet : 169 Ball Lilly : 19, 39, 119, 127, 133, 159, 162, 164, 185, 189, 193 Bank, Grace: 91, 113, 147, 151 Banks, Jonathan : 105, 106 Barakat, Atxlullah : 76 Barakat, MoharnmErl : 45 Barbosa Alexandros: 61, 142 Barbosa-Rewinkel Alexandros : 61 Barg, Lenetta : 106 Barger, Jackson : 20, 45, 181 Bargmann Taylor : 76, 146, 155 Barlow, Jace : 76, 143 Barnacle, Bryan: 163 Barnard Sam : 91 Barnes, Hailey : 29, 76 Barnes, Hanna : 23, 43, 17 5, 177,180,186,187 Barnes, Kylee : 91, 141 Barrera Perez, Every : 45 Barrett, Jaylen: 45, 182, 184, 185 Barrow,Addison:61, 145 Barrow, Owen : 91 Barton Grant : 45, 78, 131, 154 Barton Hailey: 45, 140, 155 Basir, Rukhsara: 91 Batista Cory : 61 Battiato, Aidan : 91 Bautista Oirlos: 76 Bazzi Suliman : 61 Beard Torianna : 76 Beard Will : 192 Beasor, Noah : 91 Beaty, Cira : 18, 106 LI_....,., ..... . . -

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Bothe, Caitlin: 61, 155 Botti, Antonio: 57, 61 I3ecwar, Jordyn : 59, 61, 140, .

Botti, Julian : 61 164 Botti Larissa: 91, 153 :&rlolla, oo::ky : 61, 15 5 Bourassa Haley: 91, 147, 153 :&rlolla, Victor : 91, 144 Bowers, Alyssa : 46 Beeck Susan : 106 Boyd Jacob : 76 Behrens, Malachi : 76 Boyd Joshua : 76 Belgrave, Khalil : 91 Boyd Sapphire: 182 Belgum Lexie : 45 Boyle, Richard: 106 Beltran, Lucicela : 76 Braaten Nakia : 78, 185 Beltran, Oscar : 91, 144, 15 5 Bradford Caspian : 61 Benbow, Nolan: 91, 181 Brandt, Dillon: 132, 150, 157, Benes, Moriah: 76, 177, 180, 183 186 Brannan, CDllin : 76 Bengtson Jarcxi: 185, 190 Bratic, Elmir : 91 Beni-1.am, Melak : 76 Bratic, Selma : 46 Benne, lexan : 76 Bratrsovsky, Kayla : 76, 141, Bennett, Carter: 91, 143, 155, 155 181 Brazda Dominic : 143 Benson Sydni: 91, 147, 153 Breazile, Iyshia: 91, 134, 135, Berge, Kaden: 61, 155, 164 152 Berghuis, Breanna : 45 Breazile, Jacob: 76 Bernt, l.achary : 61 Breem Dalya : 91 Bertram Ca.den : 91 Breneman, Preston: 76, 155 Best, Jullian: 61, 132, 150 Bretting, Emily: 134, 135, 152 Betts, King : 91 Bretz, Shelbi: 106, 189, 195 Beyer, Christian: 139, 155 Brewer, Kaley : 106 Bie~r. Lauren : 45, 140, 150 Brewster, Chase : 77 Biemooum Lexi: 91 Brick Michael : 106 Binderup, Nicole : 106 Bridges, Justin : 46 Birdzell Dave : 15 5 Bright, Mercedes: 77 Birdzell Trevor: 155 Brindley, Sierra: 92 Birx, Olivia : 76, 179 Brcxid Kaylee: 61 Bishop, Aiden : 3, 61, 127, 148, Br~er, Brenda : 106, 170, 186 165 Br~er, Madison : 61 Bishop, Trevor: 76 Brooks, Chamire: 92 Bishop, Tyler : 91, 149 Brooks, Mirra : 11, 46, 15 5 Biven Cameron : 41, 76, 143, Brooks, Mirranda: 77, 182 175 Broome, Dakota : 61 Biven Keegan : 41, 144, 185 Brosh, Jayn: 106 .

Biven Kimberly : 106 Brown Barl:ma : 106 Black Jessica: 3, 5, 41, 43, 113, Brown Eli : 92 114, 115, 117, 119, 131, 140, Brown Josh: 92, 151 157,174,183,189 • Brown Justin : 92 Blanco, Thalia : 61 Brown Kirk: 20, 23, 106, 180 Blanton Abigail: 76 Brown Nate : 46 Blanton Issy : 91 Brozek Ashley : 107, 178 Bruggeman Allison : 107 Blaseeni Bari : 91 Bryan Anna : 77, 177, 181, Blaseeni Mumtaz: 58, 61 186 Blunck Jayden : 91 Bryan Eli: 22, 46, 158, 167, Bock Allen: 8, 28, 29, 106, 165 168,170,171,177,180 Boecker, Justin : 61 Bryan Maia : 46, 167, 181 Boerema Leann : 106, 154 Bohaboj, Amelia : 91 Brychka Ruslan : 46 Brychka Stani.slav: 77 Boko,Aya:76, 183,187 Buchanan Marquiha : 66, 182 Bolich, Nicholas : 91, •179 Buchanan Martez : 77 Borchers, CDlton : 61, 142, 15 5 Budt, Darlene : 107 Baruch, Reagan : 91 Bugbee, Elli : 61 Bosley, Kiara : 46

I3eckman l.ach : 126, 127, 148

Bui, laura : 92, 182, 184, 187 Bui, Richard : 77. 186 Bundy, Matt : 61 Burm.ck Brian: 28 Burm.ck Kaitlyn : 61 Burk Ian: 46 Burke, Maggie : 107 Burklund Payton : 92, 147 Burlingame, Virginia : 92, 115, 141 Burns, Vasana: 92 Burrows, Tyler : 11, 77 Bush,Samuel:29, 77 Buss, Nikolai : 92 Butler, Madison : 92, 17 5, 180

Cacy, Nicho e • 92, 180 Cady, CDrb . 77 Cady, Ma. n: 92, 1 180 Cain Dj: 18 Cain Shelby : 77, 128, 129, 146 Caldwell Charles: 77 Caliri, Chris : 77 Calixtro Sanchez, Hayla: 46 Calixtro Sanchez, Jennifer: 92, 141 Calkins-Jeffers, Mackinzi : 77, 78 Callender, Shelby : 61 Camarena Antony : 61 Cameron John : 92 Campbell Quaneese: 92, 147, 153,182 Campbell Shaun'quitah : 92, 147,153 Camper, Adrian: 61 Canby, Tala : 92, 179 Cante Mijangos, Pamela: 62, 179,181 Cao, Susan : 11 7, 144 Cao, Tina : 77, 180 Cao, William : 92, 143 Cardenas Gutierrez, Nrelia : 62, 181 Carder, Logan : 143 Carlson Tyler : 46 Camey, Richard: 172 Carr, Chandra : 62 Casarrubias-Anaya Cristian: 92 Casch, Madysyn : 62, 181 Casillas,Marisa:30, 77,154 Castillo, Marcie : 169, 183, 184 Castro, Amanda: 77, 125, 189 Castro, Josef : 62

Catlett, John : 107, 142, 143 .

Ceoollos, Khobi : 46 .

Ceja-Garnica, Ana.hi: 92 Cervantes, Daysi: 62 Chadd, Janessa : 62, 125, 145 Chadwell Joshua : 4, 58, 62 Chandler, Cali : 92 Chapman, Ariana : 77 Chapman, Tyler : 92 ChaJX), Tracie: 107, 110, 188 Chatman, Jayden : 77 • Chau Huy : 62 Chau Linh : 46, 180 Chavez Camarena Benjamin : 77 Chemyy, Katie : 62 Chhath, Nicolas : 62 Chilen Ioshua: 47 Chism Nicholas : 77 Choat, Nyabima : 34, 92, 115, 141,153 Choat, Nyagoa: 156, 180, 181 Chat, Liem: 92, 112, 116, 144, 151 Chrisp, Callyn: 92 Christensen Gx:ly: 92 Cisneros, Isa~l: 62, 146, 152 Clark Alexys: 62 Oeary, 2'.achary : 92 Oements, Jessica : 107 Oine, Josh: 77, 181 Gx:lr, Jason : 6, 7, 107 CDffey, Cole : 93, 143, 151 CDgdill Mya: 93 CDgIBy,Adylin:31,62 CDhn Staci : 107 Colberg, Cameron : 77 Cole, Lillian : 93 Coleman, Xavier : 47 CDllins, Raven: 62, 178 Collins, Trenton: 178, 180 Collins, l.acchary : 74, 77, 144, 151 Combs, Dean : 62 CDnard Haleigh: 62, 171, 177, 186 CDnroy, Keaton : 77 Cook Shelby : 107 Coon Summer : 107 CDrdero, Adrian : 93 Corns, Anna: 62, 183 Coronado, Jesse : 62 Corral, Cassandra: 62, 129, 146, 165 Cota Jessica : 38, 107 Cota Ross: 20, 174, 181, 192 Cotton Scott : 39, 107 Courtney, Michael: 62, 165 Covert, Caleb: 78, 181 Cowan, Ava: 93 Index

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C.Owan Shelby : 107 C,ox, SJphia : 93, 177, 186, 187 C,ox, Trinity: 11,179,180,185 Crane, &chary : 62 Creek, Gavin: 93, 175 Crockett, be : 62 Cronin Brian : 62 Crosby. Nicholas: 62, 144, 155, 181, 185 Cruikshank, Jacob : 77 Cruz Cararnllo. Joel : 30, 31, 47 Cruz Jaramillo, Ricardo : 77, 183, 184 Cruz-AJatriste, Vanessa: 62, 179, 181 Cruztitla Hernandez, Lizeth: 62 Cuevas. Mariaelena : 62 Cumblidge, Taylor : 93, 185 Curovi~ Taneesha:93, 146 CurrenFrankie:93, 147. 179 Currey, Ireland : 128, 129, 146, 185 Currie, Sarah : 12 Curtis, Joanna : 77

Daldoum Daldo Daile Dang, y: , Daniel Brett: 78 Dao. Hao: 47 Darlur, Ahmed: 78. 144, 181 Darwish, Darwish : 12 Darwish,Malik:63, 149 Dasher, Kelsie : 63 Davis, Angela : 107 Davis, Ayden : 93 Davis, Ben : 131, 150, 154 Davis,Dakarai:78, 147,152 Davis, Maddi : 63 Davis,Maddie:93, 155,180 Davison Shanell : 93 Davist, Marquis : 93, 143 Day, Brandt : 78 De La C.Oncha Josie : 47 De La Rosa, Naama : 47 De Los Santos. Kaela : 78 De Los Santos. Mariah : 47 De Luna Giovanni : 78 Deabler. Chloe : 93, 180 Deaney, Aly: 23, 78, 177, 180, 186 Debrie,Olivia:41, 78,144,153 Debrie, Paige: 47, 113. 116, 117, 144, 185 198

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Decker, Dusty : 107 Defruiter. Mason : 78 Defruiter, Trenton : 93, 143 Degarmo. Devin : 16, 47 Degarmo. Kelli : 78 Degarmo, Nick : 93, 15 5 DeGrand Tony: 26, 155. 164 Deighton Brian : 107. 142. 143, 164 Deist, Wade : 192 Deklavs, Dylan: 47 · Delano, Cordell : 93, 143 Deluna Yasmin : 78 Dembowski, Carly : 78, 145 Denesia Cody : 63. 144 Deng. Nikon : 93 Denny. Evalyn : 63 Denysyuk. Olga: 47, 185 Denysyuk. Vlad : 47 Depalma Cali : 47. 15 5 Deras, Latreas : 28, 57. 185, 186 Desai, Aakash : 78, 151 Deschaine, Maggie : 11, 107, 186 Desher, Wameedh : 63 Devine, Lori : 36, 107 Dexter-Guy, Gavin : 93, 162 Diaz De Leon Brandon : 63 Dierberger, Makayla : 63, 178 Dietrich, Koen : 93, 189 Diller, Connor : 63 Dinh, Truang : 78 Dinh, Truong: 78, 155 Dinh, Vu: 47, 155 Doan Hunter : 93 Doan Viet : 54. 63 Dolezal Renee : 78 Donald Isaiah : 93, 143, 151 Donis Garcia Elder : 63 Dooley. Gabrielle : 63, 146 Domer, Athalie : 93, 182 Dotson Corey : 78 Dougherty, Austyn: 78, 155 Doughty, Floyd : 2, 27, 107, 168 Down Christopher : 93 Down Devlyn: 93, 188 Duaa Alrnirza : 47 Dubray, Jada : 93 Duell Kalyn : 63 Duell Thomas : 93 Dunn Domenic : 78 Duong. Allen: 181, 182 Duong, Dion : 93

ErndehAhw Em.di Nasab, Edmunds. l1PJJl.1-V,.U...- ' -U " Edwards, Dane : 8, 3, 151 Edwards. Drewann : 18, 63, 134,135,152,158,179,180 Edwards, Logun : 11, 78, 150 Edwards, Victoria: 155 Egger, Mckinnon: 78, 181 Eggerss. Nancy: 181, 185 Eggert, Katlyn : 1$7 Eichinger, Melissa : 107 Ekkhof(Eric: 107,150 Eilers. Paige : 93, 177, 181 Eilers. Rylie : 93, 177, 181 Eisenrnrth, Maggie : 93, 177, 180 Eitzmann Connor : 93 Eldoud Ismail : 78 Elhaj. Azza: 179, 184 Elhaj. Mohamed : 63 Elhaj. Waad : 93 Elias, Maya : 93 Elicerio, Evan : 78 Elliott, Jack : 93, 151 Elliott, lDgan : 93 Elliott, Samuel : 78, 144, 184 Ellis,Daylaen:7, 142,150,154 Elsasser, Cash: 30, 31, 47 Emmett, Sadie : 78, 128, 129, 146 Enfield Kayla : 79. 141, 153 Engel Isabelle : 186 Engelhart, Lynn : 107 Engles,Hern:4,47, 159,185 English, Ben : 79 English TiAna : 181 Enriquez, Ashley : 63 Erickson Conner : 63 Erickson Josie : 93, 177, 181, 188 Erickson Myah: 12{ 145 Erlewine, Addison : 93 Erlewine, Breanna : 48 Escamilla Enrique : 48 Escamilla Isabella : 48 Escornr-Garcia Estrella : 63 Escobedo, Kemberly: 93 Eskra &ne : 48 Espinosa, Michelle : 93 Espinoza Villegas. Jose: 94 Espinoza Jesse : 94 Esternn Gonzalez, Ricardo : 48

Estell Abigail: 79. 147. 153 Euter, Nicholas : 79, 181 Evans. Alyssa : 79 Ewings. Shantera: 63 Ewoldt, Christopher: 48, 139, 155 Ewoldt, Matthew : 63

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Farag, Farag • Farr, Miles • 5 . 63, 142 Fauth, B e 63 Feely, K : 3, 79, 175 Feit, Bailey : 107 Feliciano, &chary : 48 Felipe-Espino, Ashly : 63 Ferguson Carson: 94, 155 Ferguson Garrett : 3, 63, 127, 148,164,165 Ferraro. Dominic : 94, 180 Ferrel Tara: 63, 129, 146, 152 Fetterman Kate : 63 Figueroa Gomalez, Gabriel : 63 Figueroa Gonzalez, &mantha : 94 Figueroa Cynthia : 11, 48 Figueroa Desiree: 79, 179, 181 Finley, Aiyana : 94 Fischer, Alyssa : 79, 141, 143 Fish, Austin: 94 Fisher, Adrianna : 14. 94 Fisher, Andrew : 94 Fisher, Zoe : 94, 147, 179 Fitzsimmons, Zoie: 79 Fleming, A~hton : 94, 143 Fletcher, Antonio : 79 Flora Carol : 107 Florentine, Austin : 142, 166, 192 Florentine, Josh : 94, 188 Flowers. Kai : 94, 188 Flynn Brody: 48, 181, 185, 188 Flynn Sawyer : 94, 180, 181 Focht, Thomas : 36 Foote, Anthony : 63 Ford Avert: 18, 75, 79, 114, 129, 140, 161, 189 Ford Lisa : 107 Foster, Olivia : 21, 23, 119, 121, 139,142,158,174,189 Foster, Rylan : 94 Foster, Victoria : 63, 155, 179, 181 Foster. Violet: 94, 155 Fox, Lillyanne : 94

Frack, Susan : 107 Frakes, Mkena : 94, 100 Francis, Denis : 10, 113, 142 .

Francisco, Abbie : 79, 145 Francisco, Grant : 41, 167, 170, 177, 179, 180, 181 Frank, Madison : 41, 79, 113, 124, 145 Frank, Mckenzie: 19, 183, 185, 186 Fredenburg, Nathaniel : 3, 79, 142,143,155 Free, Cory : 107, 108 Freitas, Lucas : 142, 174 Friesen Scott : 107, 123, 144 Frischie, Alexus : 94 Frischie, Gage: 79 Froscheiser, Jake: 24, 25, 107, 138,142,143,155 Fry, Gracie: 59, 63, 152 Fullerton Marah: 79, 155 Fulton Savannah: 155, 179, 181, 185 Funk, Kyle : 94, 154

Galdamez, Gallegos Garang, flr.

189 Ga.rang, Alakiir: 94, 153 Garay Jr, Tomas : 107 Garcia, Brandon : 94 Garcia, Viridiana : 63 Garcia-Gonzales, Anjelita : 79 Gardner, Alexis : 107, 169, 187 Gardner, Andrea: 128, 129, 146 Gardner, Jessica : 63, 136, 137, 155 Garrison Mackenzie: 79, 171, 176,177,186,187 Garrow, Madison : 63 Geiger, Trenton: 94 Gesch, Bradly : 28, 79, 179 Ghanim, Marwab : 94 Gibson Halie : 79, 112, 119, 145,164 Gillespie, Damien : 63 Gillispie, Jillian : 40, 63, 166, 171, 177, 186 Gillotti, Brooke : 7 Gish, Caitlyn : 79, 14 L 174, 179, 181, 187 Glatkowski, Dakota: 79, 176, 177, 186 Grering, Shayna : 172

Grertzen Jake: 20, 21, 156, 167, 181 Goll Alexander: 132, 133, 150, 163, 191 Gomez Flores, Dayanara : 94, 153 Gomez Rosales, Gaby : 79, 179, 184 Gomez, Briana : 63 Gomez, Soraya : 94 Gomez-Rosales, Nohemy : 21, 48,184,185 Gonsar, Holly : 107 Gonzalez Mireles, Kate : 63 Gonzalez Nino, Roberto : 94 Gonzalez, Miguel : 63 Gonzalez, Rosa: 25, 79 Gcxxi~ Tariq:63, 120,142 Gorbun David : 79 Gossett, 1Dgan : 94 Govori, Adrian : 94 Graham Aubre : 48 Graham Daeveion : 79, 182 Grant, Oayton : 94 Graves, Joshua : 79, 178 Graves, Nicole: 79 Gray, Trequan : 48 Green Destaney : 94 Greenrcxi, Jack: 63 Greenrcxi, Kaeden : 11, 79 Griffin Noah: 29, 48 Grigoras, Anna : 64 Grove, Samantha: 79, 181 Gruber, Jon : 64, 142 Gruber, Justin : 94, 143 Gubbels, Kaden : 24, 79 Gudgel Isabel : 64, 177, 186, 188 Guevara, Lorenzo : 94 Guhaish, Ruaa : 94 Gunnerson Bailee.:. 17 5, 177, 185, 186 Gusler, Hayden : 64, 142 Guticz, Keri : 3, 114, 115, 140 Gutierrez, Amber : 49 Guyton Harrison : 179, 181

Hara-D • 124, 1 5 Ham Ham o : 64, 188 Hagerraumer, Hayley : 49 Hagerraumer, Jacob : 64 Hahn Derek : 142, 185 Hahn Kyler: 94, 144, 152

Haji Akram : 94 Haji Dilshad : 79 Haji Hanaa : 49 Ha ji Khairuldeen : 64 Haji Shareef : 49 Haji Shelan: 79 Hall Bethlyn : 49 Hall Jada : 94 Hall Jonathon : 107 Hall Peerless: 39, 42, 130, 131, 154, 165 Halle1;-Hergenrader, Layne : 94, 143 Hallett, Qtloe: 19, 112, 122, 123, 144, 158, 162, 169, 189 Hallett, Ethan: 94, 155, 159 Hallett, Madison : 79 Halliburton Jenrufer : 49 Halsey, Falla : 28 Halsted, Sophia: 79, 113, 155, 165 Hamamoto, Konatsu : 79 Hammett, Jacob : 24, 79 Hamy, Jackie : 94 Hamy, Nada: 49 Haney, Natalie : 64, 140 Haney, Nolan : 94, 149 Hanks, Brooklyn : 95 Hansen Dalton : 95, 143, 179, 181 Hansen Jackson : 79 Hansen Lisa: 29, 108, 145 Hansen Noah : 14, 49 Hansen Tiffany : 64 Hanson Avery: 95, 143 Hanson Breezy : 79 Hanson Julian : 95 Hanson Olivia : 182 Harding, Tyler : 64 Hardman Tyler : 4, 64 Harlan, Alexandra : 79 Harper, Trenton: 79, 181 Harpham Ho~: 80 Harpster, Jillian : 11, 108, 152, 153 Harrifeld Marcy : 37, 108 Harris, Orristian : 64 Harris, Elijab : 64 Harris, Matthew : 8, 108, 150, 151 Harris, Paul : 108 Harris, Steven: 95, 178, 181 Harrison Cj : 64 Hartley, Carina : 49 Harvey, Martin : 95 Hasan Sara: 35, 166, 184, 189 Hascall Elijab : 80 Hasenpflug, Bradyn : 19, 80, 144, 155, 181 Hassan Alh1ra : 49

Hassan Mesoun : 64, 184, 187 Hassan Sophomore Saja : 13 Hatten Chace : 49 Hatten Payton: 95 Hayden Abrea : 57, 80 Hazim Aya : 64 Hazim Rania : 95 Heath Kentrell: 182 Hegel River : 80, 175 Heinrich, Jorge : 49 Hellbusch, Kaitlin : 80, ' 113, 117, 144 Hellwege, Dalton : 80, 142, 143, 187 Hemmerling, Avery: 185, 190 Hemmerling, Grace: 95, 147 Hempstead Victoria : 108 Hende~on Felicity : 80, 177 Reneger, Cade : 64 Henning, Andrew: 88, 95, 143, 155 Henning, Connor : 64 Henning, Joshua : 95, 180 Hennings, Marissa : 49, 54, 182 Heraclio Arellano, Estefania : 64 Herling, Caleb: 10, 21, 64, 181, 189 Herman Madison : 5, 64, 140 Hernandez, Alia : 64, 178 Hernandez, Anthony : 95 Hernandez, Cara : 108 Hernandez, Jearryd : 64, 138, 155 Hernandez, Shayla : 30 Hernandez-Martinez, Guadalu~ :•154 Hernandez-Sanchez, Jhoanna: 11,21, 177,179, 181,186 Herrera Perez, Mary : 95 Herrera Alexis: 64 Herrera Rosendo: 95, 144, 155 Hesso, Evon: 64 Hesso, Sclmi: 49 Hickman Traivyn: 190 Hickman 7-abria : 95 Hier, Tyler : 142 Hightshoe, Morgan : 95, 145 Hildebrand Tyson : 64 Hilger, Jaren: 64, 155 Hilger, Tatum : 95 Hilkemann Jaden : 64, 74, 116, 144 Hill Lajadia : 182 Hill-Freeman Tre : 182 Hillman Lyvi: 65, 146, 183 Hindera Destin: 95, 180 Hindmand Reed : 108 Ho, Bergson : 65 Ho, Matthew: 65, 187 Index

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Ho, Phillip: 65, 184, 188 Ho, Tammy : 65, 184 Hrer, Makenzie : 15 Hoferer, Zlchery : 65 Holl Caleb : 95 Holloway, Julianna: 95, 177, 186 Holloway, Peyton : 80, 143, 181, 185 Hohnes,Jaliyah:49, 182,185 Holthus, Katelyn : 108 Homeyer, Broc : 80, 151 Hcxxl, Tj : 25, 95, 143 Hoover, Anthony : 49 Homer, Brooke: 135, 152. 185 Houlden Blaine : 5, 38, 65, 142, 155 Housh Benjamin : 80, 143, 151 Housh, Jonah : 2, 26, 49, 120, 142,169,174,175,185 Howard Andrew : 95, 149. 151 Howard Christopher : 108 Howe. Macy : 41, 74, 80, 144, 175 Howell, James : 49 Hower Jr. John : 10, 108, 11 7, 164, 169 Howland Paige : 80, 144, 177, 180,186,187 Hruza Rachel : 14, 15, 108 Hublmd Skye : 65, 178, 179, 181 Hudson Noah : 65, 126, 127.

148,150 Huetson Lana: 95, 143, 153 Huffman Jacob : 80 Hughes, Derrick : 95 Hughes, Winter: 80, 187 Hulit, Preston : 80 Hull, Abby: 65, 119, 122, 123, 144 Hull, Emily : 65 Humann Richard : 108 Humphrey, Jordan : 65 Hunt, Ethan: 80, 112 Hunt, Tera : 177, 186 Hunzeker, Makenzie: 65, 181 Hurd Kole : 65 Hurko, Aldin : 65 Hurst, Madison : 65 Husein Nora: 182, 185 Husenaj, Esma: 155 Hussein Ali : 65 Hussein Radhi : 50 Hussein Riyadh: 80 Hussein Sarah : 65 Hussein Wazeera : 65 Hutchinson Bryannah : 50 Hutchinson Sicily : 50, 117, 144, 182, 186 200

Index

Huynh, Amy: 50 Huynh, Brendan : 80 Huynh. Brittney : 80, 179, 182,184 Huynh, Felix: 50, 179, 181, 185 Huynh, Hansen: 95, 143, 180, 182 Huynh Kathy : 65 Huynh Kenny: 65, 180 Huynh, Thi : 65. 148

Idigima Juwli Ido, Hanan : 5 Ido, K Ido, K Ijoma Chlre : 80, 141, 174 Ilyas, Rayam : 13, 95 Ilyas, Omero: 50, 155 Ireland Thomas : 50, 179 Isarell, Madison: 95, 115, 141, 155 Islas Diaz, Stephanie : 54, 185 Ismail Rana : 182 Ismail Randa : 65, 182 Ismail Usama : 65 Isom Garrett : 43, 120, 121, 139, 142, 155, 158, 164, 185, 192 Isom Sheldon: 80. 113, 139, 142,143,155 Ives, Dylan: 95 Ives, Rerecca : 108 Ives, Trevor: 50 Ivey, Brittany : 30, 80 Izaguirre, Alexandra : 80 Izaguirre, Andy : 9, 50 Izaguirre, Gabriel: 65 Izaguirre. Randy : 80, 143

Jackson Dehrick . 5, 172 Jaimes Urioste • '.Angelica : 80, 144 J; Ka Jan : 95 Jank, Jeremy : 108 Jara Rojas, Diego : 95 Jasim Ghadeer : 81 Jeffers, Jacob: 95 Jensen Eric: 65, 155, 181

Jensen Owen: 95, 149, 151 Jensen Rien : 81 Jensen Rourke : 3, 65, 112, 142,163,168 Jensen Ryan: 95, 155, 181 Jepson Melissa : 95 Jepson Stephanie : 81, 141, 180 Jimenez Hernandez, Angel : 81, 138, 144, 155 Jimenez, Dulce : 54, 11 7, 144, 155 Jimenez, Erik : 95 Jimenez, Mauricio : 2, 17, 22, 37, 50, 167, 171, 177, 180, 186,189 Jiminez, Duke: 50 Jinright, Cole : 65 .

Johannes, Brian : 108 Johns, Desiray : 30 Johnson Brock: 132, 150, 157, 159,169 Johnson Cassy : 65 Johnson Damarcus : 163 Johnson Dominic: 6, 95 Johnson Korey : 81 Johnson Saniea: 95, 182 Johnson Serenity: 65 Johnson Shea : 81, 180 Johnson Summer : 65, 140 Johnson Tara : 108 Johnston Sarah: 65, 179, 181 Jones, Erica : 50 Jones, Katelyn : 89, 95, 153 Jones, Keandre : 81 Jones, Saphere : 81, 182 Jones, Sara : 37, J 08 Jones, Simon : 65 Jones, Tawni: 50 Jones, Wilson : 95, 149, 151 Jorgensen Jadyn: 95, 179, 180 Jorgenson Ellen: 108, 135, 152 Joyner, Jordan : 96, 147, 181, 185 Juarez, Osvaldo : 96 Juracek, Luke : 3. 81, 150, 17 5 Juracek, Roxanne : 108 Juracek, Sam: 50, 126'. 127, 133,148,150 Justo Perez, Zlyra : 96

Kahle, Kahler 175, Kahn

Kalokola Berbida: 65, 155, 179, 180, 183 Kapke, Haileigh : 81, 108 Kapke, Marshawna: 96, 141, 153 Kapperman Kendra : 65 Kapperman Mckenzie : 150 Kari, Faiza: 65, 187 Kari, Firdaus: 65, 187 Kari, Gharim: 65, 187 Kari, Shaima : 81 Karkoosh, Ali : 81, 108 Karnish, Julianna: 65 Ka:k, Damon : 65 Keller, Sarni : 96 Kempel Cheyanna : 108 Kendall Lily : 96, 147 Kenwcxxl, Crystal : 108 Kessler, Arieanna: 66 Kessler, Harley: 81, 155 Khalaf, Karam : 81 Kheder, Hazim : 66 Khider, Khider : 96 Khider, Sozan : 25, 96 Khcxlida Randa : 12, 50, 100, 187 Khcxlida Salwan : 96, 187 Khcxlida Stefan : 50, 185 Khudaida Nibras : 50, 169, 183, 184,185,187 Khudhur, Aidin : 66 Khudhur, Ayhan : 81 Khudhur, Ronahe : 66 Kimbrough, Riley: 185 King, Alyssa : 96 King, Destiny : 81, 144 King, Korey : 81 King,Rachel:37, 108 Kinnaman Hunter: 81, 155 Kinney, Camelle : 109 Kirby, Anthony: 113, 120, 121, 142 Kirchhoff, Matt : 96. 181, 188 Kirkland Llnda : 109 Kirstine, Payton: 81 Kishchun Phillip : 96, 180 Kistaitis, Macy: 81, 145 Klein Aidan : 96, 181 Kline, Justin : 96 Klinginsmith, Katlyn : 66, 15 5 Klosterman Nicole : 58, 66, 166, 170, 171, 177, 186 Kluck, Owen : 81, 144, 181 Knight, Alyx : 109 Koang, Buok : 10, 11 Koang, Nyawich : 152 Koch Katelynn : 96, 118, 182 Kocian Evan : 96, 149 Kocian Jordan : 66, 15 2

Koeremick Maddy : 117, 144, 156, 177 Koko, Daniel : 96 Koko, Nabila : 58, 66 Koll Jordan : 51 Kondohoma Michel : 96, 182 Konecky, Abrey : 96 Konecky, Shelby : 66 Konovalchuk, Enna : 14 Konovalchuk, Max : 66 Konz, Melissa : 96 Kopplin Matthew : 96, 143, 151 Kortan Dheyab : 96 Kovach, Aidan : 81 Kovach, Devin : 192 Krajewski Clare: 66, 179, 181, 187 Kress, Katelyn : 96 Krieser, Abigayle: 25, 96, 113, 124,134,135,145,152 Krieser, Alana: 25, 124, 125, 145 Kriz,Olivia:66, 118,119 Kriz, Trenton : 66, 144 Kroeger. Brieanna : 186 Kroll Megan : 109 Kucera, Mikyla : 141, 143, 179, 181 Kuku, Linda: 81,147,174,184 Kulovac, Medina: 81 Kuot, Emmanuel : 81 Kuot, Lagu: 5, 144 Kuta Zander : 96, 188 Kutschkau, Caleb : 88, 96, 143 Kutschkau, Riley: 81, 143 Kvittem Max : 96, 181 Kvittem Taylor: 29, 41, 114, 115, 140, 142, 158, 185, 186, 190 Kysorets, Daryna : 81 Kysorets, Iryna: 185

Lado, David : ~ Lagunas, Jas n· : 51 Lamb, Sy : 66, 177, 9, 180, 188...___ __ • Lamrertz, Christian : 66, 142, 155 Lamoom Samantha: 179, 181 Lammers, Shelby: 18, 29, 81, 141 I.a1npe, Christian : 66, 144 Lampe, Ryan: 117, 144, 185 Lange, Janet : 109

Langomas, Brandon : 66 Langomas, Emma : 96 Lantos, Mohammed : 66 Lanum Madison : 96, 146 Larsen Josh : 66 Laturno, Tristyn: 188 Lauck, Brian: 25, 109, 142 Lauterrnch, Jordan: 109, 142, 143 Lavilay, Junior : 81, 15 5 Lawrence, Khiara : 81 Lawrence, Mikaela : 41, 81, 114, 124, 140, 145, 165 Laws, Paris : 96 Lawver, Scout : 81 Le, Alexander : 51 Le,Amy: 96 Le, Anh: 96 Le, Ann: 66, 155 Le, Dylan : 66 Le, Eric: 81 Le, Jonathan : 10, 66 Le, Paul: 51, 137, 155 Le, Steven : 28, 81 Le, Tyler : 66 Leach, Ben : 96 Leach, Erin : 66 Leach, Janna : 96 Leach, Spencer : 81, 143, 15 5 Leavell Jordan : 96 Lebita Sean : 20, 167, 179, 181 Leifert, Emma: 96 Leimrnch, Jason : 18 Leisinger, Mollie : 7, 109 Leitschuck, Gavyn : 66, 112, 113,120,121,142,158 Lemburg, Kaysia : 81 Lemons, Danielle : 179, 181, 185 Lenhoff, Austin: 138, 155 Lenhoff, Dorniniq_~e: 5 Lenhoff, Lucas: 96, 144, 155, 181 Leon Ramos, Yexon : 66 Leon Alex : 96 Lewis, Dylan : 81 Lewis,Sadie:66, 122,144 Lewton Mckenna : 96, 179 Lickliter, Matt: 126 Lierers, Joseph : 96 Liedle, Tanner: 96, 149, 155 Lien Cynthia : 109 Lierman Chase : 51 Lill Caden : 96, 143 Limon Kendra : 96, 186 Linares Rivera, Viviana : 51 Linarez, Mayra : 51 Linch-Morrissey, Savahanna : 66, 181 Linderman-Harris, Taylor: 81

I.om.to, Shawntaya : 97 I.ockert, Eric : 179 I.ockwcxxi Devin: 67 • Lococo, Kiera : 97, 180, 184 Loera, Raul : 97 I.ollmann Alex: 5, 81 Longoria Xenia : 82, 145 I.opes, Gage : 51, 149 Lopez Chavez, Luzelena: 75, 82,141 Lopez, Jared : 82, 150 I.oschen Barrnra : 109 I.oschen Emma : 146 • I.oschen Jake : 97 Lott-Spencer, Ja'shuane : 82 I.ottman Justin : 67, 148 Love, Demarcus: 82 Love, Jordan: 67 Love, Kaley : 67, 175, 181 I.ovom Jacob : 82 I.owe, Jj : 82 Loya Amadio: 82 Loya Jayana : 97 Loyd Aleana: 97, 153, 182 Loyd Keara : 15 2 Lozano, Nataliyah : 97 Lubker, Owen : 51 Lucas,Shane:82, 181 Ludwig, Lori : 109 Luebbe, Jaden: 97, 159 Luis, Kimrerly : 21, 174, 175, 179, 181, 185 Lukehart, Ashley : 181 Luna Medina Jonathan : 67 Luu, Quynh : 82 Luzum Reagan : 97 Ly, Ricky: 51, 181 Lyman Ellie: 97 Lynch, Chase: 82, 100, 143 Lyons, Jennifer: 109 Lys, Roman : 38

e, Mac Gabrie • 1, 14 Ma ee, Olivia : 82 Maddux, Peter: 105, 109 Madrid Ramirez, Ashlyn : 82 Madrigal Rcrlriguez, Omar : 67 Madrigal Rcrlriguez, Oscar : 67 Mahers, Breanna : 97 Mai Brandon : 51, 142 Mai Kevin : 67 Mai Paul : 97, 180

Malanga Paul : 181 Malone, Michael : 97 Mandachit, Tj: 41, 67, 144, 152 Mandungu, Dorcas : 182, 185 Mandungu, Merdie :·82 • Mangels. Matthew : 67 Manzo Balderas, Marisol : 34 Manzo, Juana : 82, 114, 141 Manzo-Granados, Briza : 67 Marcellus, Mac : 82 Marcellus, Sammi : 67, 177, 186 Mares, Gabriel : 52 Markovic, Seth : 5 Marshall Gare: 82, 143 Marsol Manzo : 97 M~ Michele : 82 Martinez Diaz, Danny : 97 Martinez Hernandez, Adamaris : 82 Martinez Fioto, Daniela : 67 Martinez, Adan : 109 Martinez, Antonio : 3, 82, 143, 155, '162 Martinez, Emma-Rae : 97 Martinez, Fernando : 82 Martinez, Francisco : 67 Martinez, Jairo: 82, 180 Martinez,Laurianne:67, 177 Martinez, Nevaeh : 82 Martinez, Velen : 82 Martinez-Muneton Guillermo: 52 Maryott, Olivia : 97, 184, 188 Mason Colton : 82 Mason Jake :_82, 143 Masters, Daphne: 82, 147, 152 Mata Isaiah: 97, 143, 155 Matamoros, Daniel : 67 Matthies, Emma : 67 Matthiessen Delores : 39, 109 Matzen John : 36, 37, 109 Maxfield Joshua : 19, 74, 83, 144 Mcadams,Caden:97, 143 Mccall Lily: 67, 175, 1_77, 181 Mcclellan Christian: 52 Mcclellan Hope : 83 McConnell Rerecca: 27, 159 Mccormick, Emma: 83, 112, 144,171, 174, 176, 177, 179, 181, 186 Mccullough, Cierrah : 97 Mcdonald Jayric : 97, 143 Mcdonald Jervon : 83, 142, 143, 151 Mcentarffer, Jason : 97, 143, 155 Mcgarrell Zainel : 67, 115, 140 Index

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Mcgarrell Zane : 83, 151 Mcgarvie, Caitlyn : 2, 67, 145, 165 Mcgarvi~Dj:97, 143,151 Mcghee, Tremaine : 97, 188 Mcmanus, Shea: 97, 143, 155 Mcmeen-Mitchell Morgan : 67 Mcnair, Matthew : 67, 142, 165 Meader, Miranda : 52 Mfflina Katerin : 67 Mfflina RotBrto : 97 Mfflina-Turrubiartes, Monica : 67,181 Mehay, Darren : 155 Meier, Peyton : 67, 142 Meints, Britney : 83, 179, 180, 184 Meints, Brooke : 52, 182, 184, 185 Melendez, Victor : 151 Menard Jacob : 97 Menard Ryan : 52, 168 Mendez, Llaquelin : 52 Mendoza, Ruth : 97, 181 Menendez, Michelle : 67 Menne, Parker : 67 Mensah, Kwajuan : 18, 58, 67 Mensah, Kwayera: 52, 182, 185 Messersmith, Megan : 67, 180 Messersmith Seth : 97, 177, 181, 186 Metzger, Laura: 52, 185, 186 Metzger, Samuel : 30, 97 Meyer, Logan: 22, 67, 155, 180 Meyer, Melanie: 97, 155. 180 Meyer, Treyton : 83 Meyers. Jacklyn : 97 Meyers, Jerhett : 83, 142, 143 Meyers, Jessica : 15. 109 Meyers, Maggie : 67 Meysenburg. Alex : 179, 181 Meza Alondra : 67 Michaelson Kaitlyn : 97. 177.

181, 186, 188 Michaud Theodore : 97 Mikus, Josh : 83. 149 Milburn Sierra : 97 Miles, Erin: 163, 182, 184 Miles,Erin:26. 123,144 Milisits, Blake : 4, 34, 97, 180, 183 Miller, Acacia: 25 Miller, Alex : 109 Miller, Brandon: 83, 155 Miller, Dru: 97 Miller, Harlie: 67 Miller, Isaac : 97 202

Index

Miller, Jaela : 52 Miller, Jason : 97 Miller. Jenna: 75, 83, 136, 137, 140,155 Miller, Joshua : 67, 181 J\1iller, Mason : 83, 143 Miller, Mckenna : 155 Miller, Nathan : 15, 97, 179 Miller, Paige : 67 Miller, Stewart : 149 Milliken Jordan: 109, 110 Minnick Devin: 67, 181 Mireles, Jose: 52 Mistoler, Alexander: 97, 162 Mittan Heath : 52 Mohamed Muneer :. 144, 150 Mohamed Muzn : 98 Molacek, Sutton : 67, 112, 140 Monroe, Tracy : 109 Montes, Roman : 67 Moore, Ayleanna : 67 Moore. Jordan : 98 Moore, Marcellus : 98, 143 Moore, Nevaeh : 83 Mora Alexandra : 98 Mora ElizatBth: 67 Morales, Zitaly : 98, 147 Moran Shauna : 98, J79, 181 Morgenson Cara : 108, 109, 187 Morley, leyten: 112, 119, 159, 163 Morley, Mia: 39. 83, 118, 119, 164,165 Morse, Mac: 67, 137, 155 Morse, Rylie : 98 Morton Kenneth : 109 Mosher, Liam: 2, 22, 52, 171, 177,180 Mostek, Jayden : 67 Motschenm.cher, Jennifer : 109.

110 Mourad Rojin : 83 Moxham Tanner: 9, 83 Mtro, HatBeb : 83 Mtro, Shihab : 68 Mtro, Turfah : 68 Mueller, Laura: 109 Mueller, Trenton : 83 Mueller, Trevor: 83 Muhammed, Aisha Samia : 144 Muir, Nathan : 68, 150 Muir,Zak:98, 144,151 Muniz Gonzalez, Angela : 83 Muniz Gonzalez, Stacy : 68 Murad Awaz: 68 Murad Dawood: 52 Murad Hadyah: 52, 187 Murad Umayah: 83,187 . Murry, Jakyea : 98, 141, 147

Musiel Matt : 109, 117 Mustard Ethan : 83, 100, 127, 149,151 Muthanna, Sama : 83 Myers, Austen: 83 Myers, Mason: 68,178,186 Myers, Paige: 98, 181

Na· Nag Naj Naje Nava Tristan : 3, 10, 11. 23, 16~ 16l 17Q 171, 17~ 17l 180,186 Navarrete, Jessica : 68 Navarro, Anthony : 68 Neal Isaiah : 98, 143 Neal Tamara: 53 Neal Tisha : 83, 187 Neamat, Heleen : 66, 83 Negrete, Lupita : 98 Nelsen Graham : 109 Nelson Carlie: 68 Nelson Shelbi : 83 Nelson Tracy : 36, 37. 109 Nelson-Hitz, Kristi : 25 Nemeth, Macy : 68, 187 Netsvetayev, Daniel : 178 Nevitt, Christina : 114, 115 Nevitt, Noah: 5, 41, 68, 121, 142,155 New Holy, Remy : 68, 188 Newkirk, Kylie : 98, 141 Newton Jamiah : 68 Newton Jeffrey : 83 Ngo, Bill : 53 Ngo, Cardin : 98, 144 Nguyen Huynh, Ngoc : 181 Nguyen Huynh, Tram : 53, 182,185 Nguyen Alex : 98, 181 _ Nguyen Andy : 98, 182 Nguyen Anna: 98 Nguyen Anthony : 68 Nguyen Brandy : 53 Nguyen Bryan : 185 Nguyen Carlene : 98 Nguyen Charlie : 83 Nguyen Christian : 83 Nguyen Christine : 68 Nguyen Ethan : 83 NguyenHerene:53, 179,181 Nguyen Jack : 68, 187 Nguyen Jenny: 83, 181, 182

Nguyen Johnny An : 98 Nguyen Kristina C: 83 Nguyen lewis : 98 Nguyen Lynn: 68,179,180, 187 Nguyen Matthew : 68, 186 Nguyen Mellisa: 68 Nguyen Nhi : 83 Nguyen Sandy : 53, 182 Nguyen Sang : 83 Nguyen Selena: 162, 182, 184, 185 Nguyen Tai: 181 Nguyen Tammy: 83. 182 Nguyen Thanh: 182. 185 Nguyen Thinh : 53 Nguyen Tin:26, 53. 185 Nguyen Tommy : 57 Nguyen Vy: 68 Nguyen Whitney : 68, 182, 186 Niazi, Saahil : 68, 142 Nickell Kolton : 83 Nielsen Earl : 109 Niemann Cassie : 98, 144, 184 Niemann Marisa : 122, 144, 180, 184, 185· Nieto. Sylvester : 53 Nigo, Shoushou: 98 Nimetz, Jadyn : 83, 180 Niteleva Sofiia : 15. 83 Noble. Toshiana : 83 Noriega Jacqueline : 68 Noriega Jose: 98 Norval Isaiah : 83 Novacek, Alaina : 98, 145 Novoa Andres : 68, 186 Nunez, Anthony : 68, 186 Nunn, Tererr: 68 Nuot, Jigear : 98. 143 Nuot, Truep: 98, 143, 155 Nuot, Wiech : 68, 120. 142, 150, 165, 175

rooke • 011:£rding, e : 98, 187 Olivares Gonzalez, Jared : 98 Olivares Zepeda Rosa : 69 Olivas, IsatBl: 183, 184 Olivas, Sophia : 98 Olsen Ashtyn : 69, 129, 146, 152, 185 Olsen Rochelle: 109

Omar, Diyar : 84 Omar, Hanan : 98 Omar, Sarah : 98, 187 Omari, Karam : 98 Omari, Layla : 84, 108, 179, 182,184 Omer, Atxiullah : 69 OJX)n-Perez, Mariana: 98, 180 Ortega Bryan : 98 Ortega-Lo~z. Angel: 53, 185 Ortiz Diaz, C,arlos: 6 Ortiz Roortguez, Mario: 34, 35, 98 Ortiz, Ruren : 69 Ortiz, Yadirha : 69 Osman Linda : 84 Osman Ruaa : 98, 141, 187 Osmanovic, Mirnesa: 69, 177, 186 Osmanovic, Mirzad : 84 Osmond Katelyn: 98, 122, 144, 153 Osorio CDntreras, Erer : 84, 183,184 Osorio Paz, Aylin : 69 Ostendorf, Ethan : 53 Ovalle, Julia : 69

Pacas, Julia: 8 , '84 Pacas, Kayla : Padilla Pere 176,177 Pagan Ma ew : 69, 142 Page, Noah : 53 Pair, Lou : 84, 152 Pair, Mason: 98, 144, 155 Palacios, Rachelle: 53, 190 Parker, Jordan: 182 Parker, Kianna : 98, 147 Parker, Quinn : 69, 179 Parson Alyssa : 98, 177, 181 Pascoe, Ryan : 69 Pate, Kyle : 98 Pate, Ryan : 35, 69 Patel Neil : 53 Patel Shraddha: 182, 183, 184, 185,186 Patterson Rashanti : 23, 29, 74, 84,177,180,186 Patterson Seanna : 98, 181 Pautz, Anthony : 84 Pautz, Matthew : 53· Payne, Madison : 99 Payne, Marikita : 109

PErlroza PiErlrahita Camila : 3, 69, 115, 140 Peiman Alex : 108, 109 Penate, Isaac : 99 Perez Alvarado, Fernanda : 31, 69,153,173, 177,189 Perez Alvarado, Karla : 69, 153 Perez Macias, Angeles : 84 Perez Roortguez, Cynthia : 184 Perez Roortguez, Paul : 69 Perez Villicana Mauricio: 99, 143 Perez, Amanda : 53 Perez, Jose: 53 Perez, Leynah: 53 Perez, Natalie : 84 Perez, Nico: 99, 188 Perfecto, Rachel : 99 Perfecto-Bravo, Jessica : 84, 184 Perry, Madeline: 69, 181 Persons, C.Ollin : 84 Pester, Baroora : 109 Peters, Cameron : 53 Peters, Maddie : 18, 69, 140 Pfoltner, Brittany : 166, 167, 179, 181, 185, 193 Pham Trcm Phu: 69 Pham.An: 69 Pham, John: 99, 155 Pham, Minh : 69, J 69 Pham, Queen : 84 Phan Jason : 99, 148 Phan Shayla : 69 Phan Tan:99, 126,127,148 Phan Tommy: 99, 180, 182 Pierce, Daniel : 74, 84, 116, 144 Pierce, Dominic: 99, 181 Pierce, Luke : 41, 116, 144, 175, 178, 181, 185 Pierce, Silas : 20, 21, 181 Pilney, Melissa : 1?3 Pineda Alexis : 99 Pineda Ariana : 84, 184 Pineda Gisel : 69 Pinzon Dalton : 69 Pirali, Fadi : 84 Piso, Naheda : 53 Piyotem Ken : 84, 151 Plair, Dasha : 53, 66 Plants, Ryan : 54 Plants, Tiffany : 54 Pluta Mylinh : 54 Polak. Makayla: 69, 183 Polfus, Ayla : 99 Pompa Ramirez, Bryan : 84 Pompa Tamayo, Allison : 69 Poole, Tristan : 84, 188 Poore, Brandon : 30, 99 Poore, C.Orey : 69 Po~. Malia: 109

Portillo Roortguez, Ashly : 69 Posavljak. Dejan: 99 Pospisil Olivia : 99, 147 Poulsen Trevor : 84 Primm Gary : 84 Price, Briana : 84 Price, Kathryn : 109 Price, Vanntaccale : 37, 109 Priest, Nate : 23, 43, 157, 177, 180,186 Probst, c.arter : 99 Probst, Kylie : 69 Pry, Kevin : 155 Puentes, Brisa : 13 Puentes, ]hoselin : 84, 184 Pumel Jade : 84 Punko, Marilyn : 110

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Qassab Quattr 133,150 Quevedo, Jackson : 85, 143, Quezada Alex : 99 Quible, Shannon : 110 Quintana James: 69 Quiroz Pompa Alondra : 69 ~ J..VL,UUL-..

Ramirez Rodriguez, Karla : 85 Ramirez, Galx:> : 85, 186 Ramirez, Vanessa : 54 Ramirez, Yahmeleth : 99 Ramos Amaya Keylin : 85 Ramos Diaz, Brayan : 99 Ramos Diaz, Nelson : 99 Ramos Mucito, Johana: 99 Ramos Puentes, Miguel : 12, 99 Ramos, C,arlos: 99 Ramos, Daniel : 54 Ramos, Karenlem : 54 Ramos-Parra Cindy : 69 Ramzah, Jasmine : 69 Rang,Jessica:85, 146 Rangel Chavez, Gustavo : 69 Rangel Chavez, Jose: 54, 185

Raoof, Thanaa : 110 Rashawka Ashwaq: 54 Rashidi, Sameera : 54 Rasmussen Tyler : 99 Rauf, Gharib: 54, 185 Rauf, Hawa : 99, 185 Reagan, C,arolyn : 110 Redl Satchel : 99, 178 Redl Savannah : 15, 22, 69, 137, 167, 173, 175, 179, 180, 184, 189 Reed C.Olton : 99, 143, 151 Reed Kayona : 69 Retd Yvonne : 110 Reese, Z,ak: 69, 181 Reeves, Markeita : 54 Reeves, Milan: 69, 186 Rehan :eiel : 99 Reimer, Luke : 70, 112, 120, 121,132,142,150,159,164, 185 Reinert, Harold : 85 Reinick, Harlie : 85, 153 Reiss, Dee Jay : 110, 152, 153, 178 .

Reitz, Joe : 54, 177 Rendon Meza, Jaime : 85 Rendon Monserrat : 70 Rendon Rorerto : 99 Renken Ethan : 70, 144, 179 Renoe, Kassidy: 70, 165 Renshaw, Jave : 22, 85, 157, 179, 180 Renshaw, Nicola : 54, 191 Renter, Nathan : 110 Renteria Pineda Amy : 85 Renteria Bertin: 70, 181 Renteria Damian : 85 Renteria Henry : 99 Renteria-Mckathnie, Lauri : 110 Renville-Murray, Trevon : 142 Renville-Murray, Trevon: 191 Resler, Emma : 70 Reyes Barbosa Alondra : 54 Reyes Barbosa Isarela : 99 Reyes Padilla Ana: 99, 180 Reyes, Luis : 99 Reynolds, Angelica : 70 Reynolds, Jamal : 54, 154 Reynolds, Trinity : 54, 85 Rezac, Blayne : 70 Rezac, Payton: 70, 184 Rickertsen Rebecca : 7, 110 Rieker, Ryan : 110 Riggs, Jaimyn : 70 Rihanek Ken : 99 Rik Nyamal: 99 Rik Nyarial : 85 Riong, John : 85 Ripp, Alec: 85, 155, 187 Index

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Ripp,Emily:85, 141,155,180 Ritchie, Brenden: 70 Ritchie, Jeremiah : 85, 143 Rittenhouse. Ashton: 70 Rittenhouse, Breanna : 85, 181 Ritterbush, Ciara : 15, 85 Rivas Villanueva Marvin : 54 Roach, Bryen : 54 Robertson Makayla : 2, 11 Robertus, Brandon: 70 Robinett, Rylee: 178, 188 Robinson Jakob : 99, 143 Robinson Kiralisha: 70 Robinson Kody : 85, 175, 177, 186 Robinson Teijah: 168, 182 Rodriguez Caraballo, Frances : 70,183 Rodriguez Ruiz, Armando : 85 Rodriguez, Carmin : 99 Rodriguez, Dany : 99 Rodriguez, Davianna : 99 Rodriguez, Gabriela : 99 Rodriguez, Gisselle : 70 Rodriguez, Kassandra : 85 Rodriguez, Yulissa : 85 Rogers, Stephen: 17, 55, 155 Rogge, Liam : 70 Rohn Jacob : 99 Rohr, James : 99, 108, 143 Rcxxi, Jameson : 100 Rooks, Alex: 55, 185 Root, Dj : 54, 100 Rose, Carter: 85 Rosenthal Abigail: 85, 175, 177,179,186 Ross, Hailey : 100, 180 Roth, Hanna : 19, 85, 145, 168 Roth, Lyndsey: 89, 100, 145, 152,168 Roth, Miranda: 85, 128, 129, 146,154,155,174 Rowland Trevor : 70 Rubottom Stormie : 55 Ruhl Derek: 132, 150 Rumery, Angie: 85 Rush, Tyrin : 100 Russell Ashton : 100, 143 Russell Deanjah : 85, 149 Rutherford Jayce: 70, 144, 164, 185 Ruwayd Sarni, MohamErl: 155 Ryan Curran : 70 Ryan Paula : 110

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Sa.b' • Sab Sab Sadler, 0 Saenz Gallegos, Kevin : 70, 189 Saleh, Saada : 85 Salem Zahraa : 55 Salinas, Denzel : 70 Salinas, Irving : 100 Salistean John : 11 O Salomon Rosanne : 70 Samko, Rua.a : 100 Sammor, Yazan : 85 Sanchez Rodriguez, Victor: 85 Sanchez Solis, Aide : 70, 184 Sanchez, Brittney : 55 Sanchez, Isaac: 55 Sand Kyra: 8, 71 Sanders, Soriah : 71, 181 Sandoval Maldonado, Evelyn : 85 Santos, Kal-El : 28, 85 Santos, Maya : 85 Santos, Veronica : 22, 59, 71, 180,181 Sapp, Phillip : 100 Sarwari, Sahra : 71 Sarwari, Tamkin : 4, 71 Satree, Michelle : 110 Schachterle, Gracie: 100 Schadt, Alex: 100, 137, 155 Schaefer, Saylor : 100, 134, 146,152,185 Schaefer, Sienna : 185, 191 Schauer, Donovan : 71 Scherer, Brooklyn : 100, 147 Schlegel Julie : 38, 110 Schmersal Braydon : 100, 151 SchmiErling, Traishon: 71, 142 SchmiErling, Tylea : 100 Schmit, Xander: 71, 113, 137, 155,162 Schmutte, Lisa : 110 Schneider, Allison : 71, 181 Schossow, Brecken : 85 SchroErler, Emily : 140, 192, 193 SchroErler, Javian : 100 SchroErler, Mathew: 85 SchroErler, Mythaniel :71, 142 SchroErler-Burns, Noah : 100 Schrunk, Rem : 71 Schultz, Calvin: 71, 142

Schultz, Meagan : 71, 140 Schultz, Toren : 100, 167, 177, 186 Schurman Rylee : 71, 129, 146,165,185 Schwaninger, Kyle : 110 Schwenneker, Autumica : 71 Schwindt, Wyatt: 3, 71, 142 Scott, D'shawn : 85 Scott, James : 71 Scott, Lauren : 100 Scott, Tyrric: 71, 142, 159 Scrivner, Angela : 110, 168 Scrivner, Bev : 181, 188 Scrivner, Jackson : 71 Scully, Audrey: 85, 128, 129, 146 Scully, Treyton: 126, 127, 131, 148,154 Seberger, Brandon : 85, 143, 179 Seberger, Dakota : 85, 143 Seberger, Joel: 71 Seberger, Timothy : 55 See, Tristin: 86 Seip, Jake : 100, 143, 151 Serrano, Marlene: 86, 179, 183,184 Settles, Sydney : 116, 117, 144, 169, 179, 181, 185 Settrini Lyric : 100, 153, 182 Shada Alexis : 10, 71 Shammo, Khalid : 55 Shammo, Khilud : 100 Shapland Haylie : 78, 86, 179, 181 Sherman Lauren : 164, 183, 185, 186 Sherwood Shauns: 71, 188 Shettlesworth, JErlErliah : 100 Shields, Molly : 146 Shirley, Jacob: 55 Shively, Chloe : 181 Shoecraft, Jevon : 71 Shogar, Maab : 86, 184 Shottenkirk, Kylie : 100, 113, 125,135,145,152 Showman Andrew : 71 Shum Lexie : 86 Shutts, Gunnar : 86 Simja Pinacho, Seneca : 100 Simmerman Kevin : 38, 110 Simpson Bill : 110 Sinda Elie : 100 Sinda Ivonne: 71, 136, 155 Sinica JarrErl : 71 Sipes, Samantha : 55 Sisson C.Ordell : 71 Sivaja Nora : 55 Siverina Yana : 100

Skaggs, Trevor: 55, 142 Skalak, Isaac : 100, 154 Skrdlant, Jeremy : 86 Slater, Faith: 71, 179, 181 Slater, Jason: 55, 189 Slater, Ke-Marens : 101 Slater, Shi : 179 Slattery, Joseph : 101 Slattery, Rebecca : 114, 140, 185 Sleman Hozhin : 86, 185 Sluka C.Olby: 43, 55, 120, 142, 192 Smith, Amanda : 71 Smith, Anya : 101 Smith, Cameron : 55 Smith, Chastie: 55 Smith, Christian: 55, 66, 181 Smith, Emma: 177, 184 Smith, Gracie : 40, 71 Smith, Kobe : 71 Smith, Kooper : 86 Smith, Shailey : 55 Smoqy, Dima : 10 l Smutny, Dawson : 71 Snyder, Alex : 101, 188 Solaiman Mariam : 86, 184 Solkan, Daniel : 86 Solkan Victoria: 185 Solorzano, Ashley : 55 Soto, Kyle : 101, 145 Soulliere, Kaden : 86 Spahn Jonathan : 20 Sparr, Chloe : 86, 144 Spellman Gage : 101 Spellman Morgan: 71, 186 Spickelmier, Annastazya : 118, 119, 185 Springer, Riley : 71 Stanley, Summer : 71 Starks, Peyton : 56 Steager, Abbey : 101, 180 Stearns, David : 110 Stege, Kendall : 39, 110 Steiner, Alex : 101 Stepanyuk, Emily : 101 Stephenson Brooke : 193 Stinemetz, Baylie: 101 Stokes, Electra : 71 Stolley, Christian : 178 Stratton Marissa: 71 Streckfuss, Abby : 71, 179, 181 Streeter, Claire : 185 Strilkivsky, Anatoly : 86, 149 Strilkivsky, Edward : 101 Stroup, Tristan : 3, 40, 71, 142, 155 Sturges, Kayla : 179, 181, 184 Stutzman Justice : 56, 142

Stutzman Shelby : 71, 177, 186 Su Coral : 35, 182 Suarez, Llonel : 111 SuJaiman Bahar: 86 Sullivan Reece : 101, 113, 145, 151 Sullivan Trenton: 101 Sumner, Isaac : 86 Sunday, leelee : 101, 180 Sura, Jairo : 66, 86, 184 Sura, Jeffrey : 101, 184 Sura, Keylin: 71 Sutton lmh : 86 Svatora Lori : 111 Svehla Paige: 71, 140 Swanson Jackson: 56, 186 Swartz, Alyssa : 72 Swartz, Lesley : 101 Sweet, Kylie : 72 Sweeting, Alex: 56 Swiatek, Danielle : 111 Sykes, James : 72 Syrota Kateryna : 86

Ta~r. Abigail: 0 , 144, 155, 181 Tafoya Sh Tang, Rick Tang, Sky1 :72, 179 Tarter, Andre' : 56 Taylor, Isaiah : 30, 72 Tello Rosales, Karen: 56, 179, 181 Templin Julia: 86 Ter-Markaryan Illya : 56 Tereshchuk, Alina: 86 Terrazas Aguayo, Jasmine : 72 Terrazas Zarate, Michelle : 72 Terrazas, Axel: 101, 143 Terrazas-Jimenez, Karina: 86 Terry, Abagail: 101, 181 Testa Mary Jane: 101 Thai. Dorothy: 167, 185 Thai. Mark: 101, 143 Thil:xrleaux, Jocelyn : 72 Thimgan Nolan : 34, 101, 181 - Thoat, Nguy : 9, 56, 189 Thomas, Curtis : 111 Thomas, Jack : 23, 72, 177, 179,180,181 Thomas, Maliyah : 101 Thomas, Tamira : 101 Thomas, Tyler : 72

Thompson Alexis : 41, 86, 144, 155 Thompson Emerson: 101, 145, 180, 182 Thompson James : 78, 111, 142 Thompson Tara : 185 Thompson Tramaine : 111 Thompson Za'naya: 101 Thumann Addison : 8 Tiedtke, Jacob: 56 Timm, Braedon : 86 Tinnean Jaiden : 101 Tinnerstet, Delanie : 114, 140 Tolliver, Travon : 120, 142 Tomasek, Daisy: 101, 180, 181 Tong, Kenny: 56 Tong,Ninian:72, 182 Tongish, Michela: 190 Toplica Alexus: 4, 86, 183 Toplica Suzy : 86, 172 Topping, Madison: 5, 35, 40, 41, 72, 115, 140 Torres-Rabago, Fernando: 86 Torres-Ramgo, Stela : 72 Tot, Nyadheal: 101 Totenhagen Brandon: 101 Totenhage;n, Lexi: 72 Towle, Hunter : 86, 143 Tracy, Ginger : 101 Tran Crystal : 180 Tran Crystal : 180 Tran Donny : 72, 178, 179, 181, 187, 188 Tran Hanna: 101, 180, 182, 184 Tran Helena: 87 Tran Henry: 101 Tran Jessica : 57 Tran Ricky : 72 Tran Tyler : 101, J88 Trang, Andy: 57, 185 Travis, David: 164 Trinh, Christine : 72, 140, 177, 179,186 Trowbridge, Makayla : 101 Trumble, Kaylie : 72, 114, 115, 140,157,158,175,176,177 Tuach, Nyakuoth : 18 Tubbs, Jaci : 179, 181, 185 Tuchardt, Landon : 57, 142, 185 Tucker, Dana : 111 Tucker, Imaya : 72, 149 Turner, Ashley : 111 Tut, Solomon: 30, 72

Udell Jo • Ugar • Ulmer 155, Umanzor Valladares, Johnny : 72 Underwocrl, Quanaisha : 87 Underwocrl, Zachary: 57, 66, 142 Ungurtan Michael : 87 Urbanec, Faith : 57 Uri~ Villegas, futrella: 101, 180 Uri~ Villegas, Stephany : 101, 180 Urtel Shelby : 101

Valdovino , Valencia P eco, Yazmin : 72 Valle, Kevin : 87 Van Dusen Camryn : 23, 72, 180 Vance, Sage: 101 Vandyke, Jennifer : 111 Vanek, Chandra: 111, 184 Vanmeveren Maria : 87, 179 Varejcka Laci : 87 Vargas, Jordan : 111 Vargas, Marilyn : 101 Varlack, Mckenna: 5, 102, 147, 181 Vasquez Batres, Deysi: 102 Velazquez-Perfecto, Jenifer: 72 Velez Murcia Jensy : 72 Verdecia Brian : 73 Versch, Jumyaat : 178, 186 Versch-Marroquin Caeden : 102 Vesely, Brcxiy: 102, 144, 171, 177,186 Vesely, Emily: 159, 168, 183 Vestal Brayden: 24, 102 Vi-Ura, Krrobari : 102 Vicharra Gabriel: 73 Villa Saucedo, Isaac : 57

Villa-Huerta Cristina: 87, 155, 179,184,187 Vinson-Granillo, Johncarlo : 102 Virgen :tv1indieta Bryan: 57 Vo, Emily : 87 Vo, Hung: 73, 149 Vo, Jason: 87, 181 Vo, Llnda : 102 Vo, Nhi: 5, 57 Vcxiraska Megan : 7 5, 87, 140 Vollbrecht, Jacob: 102.' 181 Vondrak, Ian: 102, 179, 181 Vu Anna: 87, 152 Vu Jimmy: 102

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Wakut Waku un r: 02 Walbri ge, Evan: 57, 155 Walker, Cayleigh: 102 Walker, Garrison: 102, 177, 180 Walker, Kendall : 73, 178 Walla Troy : 57 Wallen Cain : 57 Waller, Easton: 73, 139, 142, 155, 159 Waller, Mark: 24, 111, 120, 121, 142 Walter, Jaeda : 87, 177, 180, 186 Walters, Drew: 102, 143 Wandzilak, Brian : 111, 117, 1'68 Ward Peeair : 173 Ware Tal~rt. Jacob: 87, 155 Warner, Delaney : 102, 146 Warta Cassidy: 73, 167, 181 Washington Guerra, Yasmin : 102, 117, 144, 180 Waters, Sarah : 163, 190 Watson Jaidyn : 87, 147 Watson Jardin : 87 Watson Ro~rt : 102 Way, Alexys: 34, 102, 187 Webb, Derek : 73, 100, 121, 132, 142, 150 Weers, Michael: 73, 155 Weers, Vanessa: 87, 157, 180 Wehrs, Kade: 138, 155, 185 Weitz, Riley : 183 Wells, Nathen : 73 Wells, Tryphena : 102 Welton Ariana : 87 Wendling, Zach : 73, 177, 179, 180, 186, 187, 188 Wenger, Jarcxi: 73, 154, 181 Index

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Wesslund Alex: 27, 122, 123, 144, 163, 171, 185, 189, 193 West, Marie : 73 West, Owen : 7, 19, 189 West, Payton : 87 Westerholt, Trevor: 73, 181 Weston Samarja : 73 Weyant, Morgan : 57 Wheeler, Nalani : 102, 112, 141, 147 Whelan Chelsea : 73 Wmrl Arniah : 73 Whisenhunt, Savannah : 116, 117,144,183,184,185,186 White, Aireyonna : 73 White, Cameron: 102 White, Daniel : 73 White, Jazerius : 87 White, Mya: 115, 141 Whiters, Beja: 182 Whitman Kathryn : 111 Whitson Michael : 57 Whitson Taylor: 168, 185 Whitson Teresa : 111 Wie, Jack : 87, 151 Wiegert, Lindsey: 102, 180 Wiehn Nicholas : 9, 111, 148, 150 Wieneke, Kiarra : 11, 87 Wiester, Lucas : 111, 155 Wiley, Ko~: 102, 144 Wiley, Tiffany : 111 Wilkins, Dalton : 73 Wilkins, Isa~lla : 102 Wilks, Mitaviah : 102 Will Dylan: 57 William Tieyler : 73 Williams, Anthony : 57 Williams, Donovan : 2, 87, 112, 132,150 Williams,Eric:39, 111,164 Williams, Mason : 87, 149 Williamson Alicia : 111 Willis, Casie: 73 Willis, Christopher : 87 Wills,Bradley:5,87, 155 Wills, Calley : 87, 177, 186 Wilson Cindy : 111 Wilson Jordon: 102 Winkler,Grant:31,87 Winters, Myah: 102, 153, 182, • 188 Wise, Kayla: 73, 186 Wiseman Cole : 111 Witcig, Gage : 111 Witcig, Madilyn : 5, 15, 102 Wobken Zac: 19, 42, 126, 127, 130, 148, 154, 185 Woita Eliza~th : 111 Woizeski, Kristen: 102 206

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Woizeski, Kylee: 102, 180 Wolfe, Caitlin : 104, 111, 169, 183, 184 Wolfe, Emily : 73 Wolfe, Patia: 2, 25, 73, 115, 123,145,165,189 Wolfing, Marcillus: 102, 155 Wm Isaac : 87 Wm Jeremy: 111, 150, 151 Woodward Sheryl : 111 Woollen Logan: 185 • Wotruoo, Quentin : 102, 173, 181 Wrenholt, Matt: 165 Wright, Dallas : 102, 143 Wright, Dustin: 87 .

Wright, Shaiyd-Ashleigh : 87 Wulf, Jordan : 24, 73 Wulf, Kalyn: 102, 153 Wulf, Kenzi : 186 Wuol Nyayia:h : 178, 182 Wynia Bailey : 102, 179

YamadaM Yamada To Yarmolyuk, Yaussi, Ale • 177, 186 Yaussi, Ta 1 : 23, 168, 171, 176,177, 80,186 Ylmra, Jennifer: 87 Yelling, Hannah : 102 Yochurn Alexis : 103 Yooer, Skylier : 103, 154, 188 Yost, Justin: 87, 139, 143, 155 Youker, Zane : 103 Youldashev, Azizkhon : 73, 15 5 Younis, Muhsin: 103, 155, 172,188 Yousif, Midia : 73 Yslas, Cianne : 103 Yueill Madison: 103, 188 Yung, Jayce : 87, 177

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