Northeast 2018 Yearbook

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From the beginning to the end of a students high school journey, each year is different. Each year has its highs and lows, but every one of them stands out in its own way. In an instant, a student could meet their new lifelong best friend in a class. In an instant, a high school sport

team could drain a buzzer-beater shot to make their way to state. -ln -an instant, a student could discover their future career passion in class from a biology lab. These short four years may seem like a lifetime, but they fly by. Freshman think of all the time they still have left of their journey. While seniors look back wondering where the time went. Students are making memories they'll cherish forever. They'll Capture these "in an instant 11 moments with their friends, teachers, and family to treasure as they part ways after graduation. High school is where they find who they are whether it's their freshman or senior year. Students learn, grow , and thrive as they take on each challenge in high school. But in an instant, the tiniest change, whether they' re aware of it or not, could shape who they'll be.

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From freshman year to becoming a senior the students at LNE get the opportunity to develop strong bonds with the teachers and the friends that they meet. Its a big part of school for many students School can be boring for some students, but, believe it

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or not, a lot of children love to learn new things and look forward to seerng their progress and inner excellence.

When parents take their children to school for the first time they can start to tear up, but when the time comes to watch their child walk the stage during graduation an overwhelming amount of respect and pride forms for their child.

Th roughout that journey, LNE students realize not only the importance of their high school relationships, but also, the value of the education they can get at Northeast. From necessary financial, math and language skills to enriching creative, industrial, and physical endeavors, Rockets have many opportunities to learn and to grow.

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Rocket Crew, National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America, Bowling Club, Upward Bound, College Club

Here at Lincoln Northeast High School there is a great diversity of students who not only achieve academically but also are involved in many activities. These students go out of their way to excel in multiple areas.

There are many more students in this school who can be considered 11 Rocket Achievers,'' but these students that were chosen show a cross-section of how all Rockets can be the best they can be. These are students who portray strong work ethics, engage in many activities, and understand how to work well with others. Whether that's being in a sport, a club, or the performing arts, these students find a way to get active in their school.

Many students recognized her~ are involved in activities outside of school, too. From Boy Scouts to Environmentors and many other volunteer positions, our Rocket Achievers stay involved.

These students also achieve

academically to the highest degree. All of

these students were nominated because they love what they do and they embrace the awesome atmosphere here in this school. Lincoln Northeast is the school that it is thanks to these Rocket Achievers and all other involved Rockets!

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Art: the expression /application of human creative imagination, made primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Everybody has their own way of expressing themselves in different styles, even if their style was inspired by another's.

Some create art with the intent of evoking deep thought into the audience. Some do it just for fun. Others need it in order to survive. No matter what, art will always stay as a timeless reflection of the individual's burning soul. While a lot artists have clearly discovered their natural talents, even the most

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passionate ones have struggled to unlock their potential.

If practicing alone does not work, there is always a mentor who'll be right by your side-when you are unable to climb over artists block. Thankfully, Northeast is keeping some of the best 'mentors' right in Lincoln, NE.

Whether its drawing (Ms. Herbek and Mr. Perez), painting (Ms. Herbek), photography (Mrs. Elsener and Mr. Perez), digital art (Mrs. Elsener), or pottery (Mr. Rooney), teachers in LNE have always helped students to at least explore what their fascinating right brains have conjured up.

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Blaise Anderson with Mr Perez , and junior Jayden Arthur working independently _ on their drawings.

Sophomore Kevin Nguyen stares down at his sketchbook with a neutral expression, thinking of another ink-shading technique to practice.

A close-up of junior Hassan Koudy's charcoal drawing

Kali Burnham, Harley Nicholson drawing in their sketchbooks

Junior Meg Markley inking a 'surreal' sketch.

-Ta king a look into business is exciting and so was interviewing Mrs .Crabtree! She graduated from University of Kearney then transferred over to University of NebraskaLincoln. She' s been currently working at Lincoln Northeast High School for 4 years and previously worked at Mickle for two . years before she c'ame here. She teaches many classes like Take Charge, Digital Media, Digital Design , Sports Marketing, as well as Info Tech. She has done many things from marketing and accounting, too. Mrs .Crabtree has stated that accounting was one of the toughest classes she has ever been in through out college as she was finding her way into her profession . Mrs.Crabtree gave advice and said that the business world is constantly changing and evolving around the world so there is always room for people who are interested in business. The business program at Lincoln Northeast helps students open up there perspective about the real world. Thats why Mrs.Crabtree influences people to take some business class to get a basic understanding.

There are many events that take place here if you are involved in extra-curricular business programs such as FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) The many business teachers are happy to help you find your way through business and its curriculum.

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Junior Renzo Mendez is currently in Business Econ, and he thinks it is good class to understand the basics of the economy

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Senior Haleigh Lowell may be a teacher's assistant, but she still participates in Ms. Griess' AP Language class.

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Junior Mitchell Walton, quickly reads a chapter before class.

Mrs. Zamyrzla's English classroom plays a parody of Jeopardy.

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A Rosie The Riveter poster hangs in Ms. Sear's classroom, alongside the class agenda and home work.

LLEnglish is a subject in which young Rockets learn about the intricacy of the English _ language. Yet, there is ·even more than that In English class, you'll also be able to read stories, poems, or speeches. They are regarded as intelligent and high quality, expanding one's knowledge of the aesthetic of written text as we know it.

There are clubs connected to the subject of English that help with putting some life into our most common form of communication. Clubs include: Debate, Speech, and Newspaper.

Samantha Russell is an English teacher at LNE. Not only is she in charge of some English classes, she also teaches journalism, newspaper and photojournalism. Russell is the assistant coach of the speech and debate team Newspaper class maintains an on line site and c reates a magazine each semester called The Northeastern. The magazine includes articles and pictures from the different students.

All English classes help students with reading and writing, but publications is a real world chance to practice those skills.

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Family Consumer ~c1ence 1s a p1ace wnere you can learn how to cook new things and meet new people. You get to laugh and have fun experiences.

When you grow up you need to learn these skills in order to cook for yourself and be the best person you can be.

These classes are fun. You get to learn how to make different things that probably you didn't know was a food, how to maintain a good relationship, how to be a good parent, and other things.

FCS teaches you how to grow close with your family and in relationships, and many practical things that could help you throughout your life.

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Na'vaiha GuerraPerry, Junior Samuel Grow and freshman Angel Lopez are getting the cutting boards out to peel and cut the potatoes.

Freshmen Ahmad AI-Jaberi, Aimee Jackson, Angel Lopez, Kobe Mcgill, Kyle Tische, Adam Vu, Matthew Wiebelhaus.

Sophmores Na'vaiha GuerraPerry, Maxime Mbonguen Mila, Julian Ortega , Ethan Rasmussen, Andre' Russell, Alexi Willams.

Juniors Alissa Becker, Samuel Grow, Adam Reifler and senior Mustafa Soumit

Teacher Jennifer Schmit is teaching the students about definitions of cooking terms.

Sophmore Andre' Russell posing for a picture instead of actually doing his work and junior Samuel Grow in the background.

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Lopez and Senior Kena Kinnan are working hard to get a good grade.

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Senior Kena Kinnan and Teacher Jennifer Schmit teaching a group of kids the right way to cut the potato.

Senior Nyapak Chieng and Junior Machar Machar are posing for a picture before getting their things out to cut the potato.

The hands of senior Kena Kinnan cutting potatoes into a fine dice.

There are many different Skilled and Technical Science classes that you you can pick out of. There is power mechanics, auto mechanics,-wood shop, welding, and construction class. With so many classes there have to be teachers.

Mr. Jacob Gardner teaches the power mechanics and auto mechanics classes. He is in his first year here at Lincoln Northeast Mr. Gardner thinks mechanics classes are good for students because "it gets them out of the traditional classroom, lets them work with their hands, breaks up the monotony of the day." He become a teacher after being a mechanic since he got out of high school. One of his favorite aspects of it was talking to people and telling them how everything works. So he thought he should try teaching to help students get a better future than what they might have had. Mr. Gardner says he loves it here, and his first year has 11 been a lot of fun."

Skilled and Technical Science classes can teach you important skills, and Mr. Gardner suggests that everyone should take

a basic auto class . 11 it teaches you simple ideas on how your car works, [how to change] your spare ," says Gardner. Without teaching, Mr. Gardner might find himself doing anything. In his non-teaching life, he claims to have been 11 a little of everything."

The other SKilled and Technical Science teachers all agree that the classes in their curriculum are good for the students and a good place to get get hands-on learning. They all also agree that at least one of the classes should be a graduation requirement.

Their ideas and views are worth listening to. Mr. Bob Freese, department chair, has taught here at Northeast for 35 years and one year at Bryan. Mr.Russ Hitz has been teaching at Northeast for two years. He previously taught at Lincoln High for 25 years. Ms. Bonni Riehle, like Mr. Gardner, is new to Lincoln Northeast. Even with two new teachers , the Skilled and Technical Science department represents over sixty years of teaching experience! That is a lot of skilled and technical knowledge.

Senior Carson Beach and Senior Cole Holms checking the coolant on Cole's Honda Civic.

Senior Josh Betts 's Chevy Tahoe is in the shop to be looked at and to be worked on by the students.

Senior Carson Beach is working on his Chevy Cavalier with the help of his class and teacher

Senior Alex Ruhnke and Senior Cole Holms working on a house.

Senior Alex Ruhnke nailing a board into the deck of the house.

Mr. Jacob Gardener is teaching his students

Senior Corbin Sindel and Senior Blake Greuter are putting together an engine.

Junior Aaron Wulf is working on a lawn mower engine.

(L to R): Junior Ricky White, Senior Octavias Farr, Mr. Jacob Gardner, Sophomore Tony Bush, Junior Malik Edwards.

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Ancient Babylonians did math in base 60 instead of base 10. Thats why we have 60 seconds in a minute and 360 degrees in a circle. Trying to get students to understand the why and how of math is one of the main reasons LNE math teachers chose to teach math.

Mr. Steve Eckman has been teaching math for twenty years. He went to college at UNL and started as a math major. Eckman then went back and got his teaching certificate. He got inspiration to become a math teacher due to his liking of math and knowing it would be helpful for the future. Like other colleagues in the math department "trying to get students to understand math" is Mr. Steve Eckman's reason for becoming a math teacher.

In the same way, Ms.Cassandra Seiboldt wanted to inspire others to see math the way she does. Seiboldt has only taught at Northeast for four years. Seiboldt went to UNL and started as an engineering major. She then switched to math education after tutoring the athletic department.

Senior Makaylynn Steele is a part of those students who have a love hate relationship with math. Makaylynn says it depends on what area of math they are in during teaching that determines if she likes it or not . . Math is important to her because her siste,r junior Brandi Steele, is striving to become a math teacher after she graduates.

Kelsey Scott, a practicum student is teaching Ms . Perry's freshman class Algebra.

Junior Jolie Rinaker is overlooking her notes for the last minute before Ms. Cassandra Seiboldt hands out the tests.

Ms.Perry and Ms.Scott I are walking around I to help the freshman in Algebra.

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Freshmen Makela Moody and KolaThoat are helping eachother out in algebra with Ms. Lauren Perry.

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Freshman Robert Moore uses his Chromebook to work on an Algebra assignment.

Students look over notes before a test in Ms. Cassandra Seibodlts advanced algebra test.

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Ms. Lauren Perry walking around and helping students during work time.

Ms. Lauren Perry helping out Freshman Justin Edas and lya Jinger on a math problem.

Students are doing hands on math problems.

This year, as in all years, physical education students have been a high standard of learning. The students have been active • and moving while also having fun. Physical Education or ,"P.E." as you may know it, is a class for the body and mind. It is also a really big hit with the students at Northeast High School. The only required physical education class is Fitness for Life and all freshmen have to take it. All sophomores have to take Health, too, as a required class.

Most students take physical education classes for other reasons besides acquiring course credit. "The most rewarding part about being in team sports is getting an hour to move around to get fit and just having fun," said junior Dante Ceballos. Students usually take P. E. classes to take a break from the more mentally stressful classes and come to take on the challenge to their physical strength. 'We P. E. teachers here at Northeast aim to give the students skills in the weight room and gym. One third of [this] generation will have diabetes, we are trying to kill that statistic one day at a time," Coach Becca Hiller said. Coach Hiller and the rest of the physical education teachers strive to make the students healthier and to help them live better lives.

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Senior Batool Ibrahim outrunning senior Gatdet Kerjok in a game of sharks and minnows.

Senior Korbin Amen prepares to shoot the basketball in Team Sports.

Senior Baylin Ostgaard pulling up to shoot the ball in Te~m Sports.

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Whittington shows off his hang clean stance to his weightlifting class.

Sophmore Brynn Bradley deciding on how much he wants to lift in weightlifting class.

Junior Charmel Bondegard preparing to kick the ball in

Seniors Jarod White, John Vu, Theresa Tran, Mya Bahm, • Kaylie Hill, and junior Lilly Uhlmann going over a homework assignment in Mr. Joshua Schlautman's AP Chemistry Class .

Mrs. Wendy Martin's 9th grade Physical Science Diff Class 4th period. In this class period they were going over their warm-up packet with speed.

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Sophomores Faith Pracht, Cobey Dils, Kayleen Nguyen, Amir AI-Zuheri, Cassie Kyriss, and Morgan Lipskey reviewing material in Mr. John Snoozy's Biology Diff Class. •

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One could argue that here at Lincoln Northeast High School the most important teachers are the science teachers because without science the human race would not be as advanced as they are today. Science is everywhere, everything has matter and mass, which is science. Mr. Joshua Schlautman, a chemistry teacher at Northeast said, "The objective of science classes is to help students develop critical thinking skills and problem solving and to apply them in their everyday lives." Science is in everyday lives of every human being no matter what you are doing. For example, every time you see a color it is science because all of the colors are being absorbed and the color you see is being reflected. When asked, What is your plan as a teacher to get your students to achieve the maximum knowledge you teach? Mr. Schlautman said his plan is to "Try to relate chemistry to things they see everyday, they do this by learning in different forms, such as reading, labs, models and practicing. To do chemistry they go over math and english skills as in writing, communicating and calculating their data results." Science surrounds life itself and everything living wouldn 't be alive without it.

Mr. Schlau t man is answering a question in more depth on the board that a student had about the powerpoint.

In this photo the students are learning about speed, velocity and distance using a hot wheels car and a ramp. They have to calculate the speed and velocity by time and distance.

Mr. Jeffrey Soucie 's 9th grade Physical Science Class. In this class period Freshmen Billy Walters, Zoranna . Divizinskaya, Liwie · Barr are learning and demonstrating how to collect data and measurements .

Ms. Katie McMullen 's Biology Class . Sophomores Skye Kowalski, Bayly Lee, and Jemma Allen and their classmates review what they previously learned in that class which was Natural Selection .

Ever wonder what it would be like to be a social studies teacher? What you have to go through besides graduating high school and going to college? Well os many of us • know there are many student teachers around our building that come to Northeast in order to prepare themselves for becoming a teacher. Some even come back as official teachers.

Mr.Bryan .Lasley was one of those student teachers. He says that he learned from "the master' Mr. Jeffrey Brooks. He says that being Mr. Brooks' student teacher was fun and very helpful. Mr. Brooks said, "If we are being sarcastic, 1 mean, he was bad -- he was really, really bad, but after being with me, he was great really great."

Mr. Brooks explains that everyone has their ups and downs and their push to get to where they're at. He explains that every student teacher isn't perfect and that they don't know what to expect when they start teaching. "Teaching is very demanding," he says.

Student teachers have to have perspective and focus even though they're busy with things outside of the classroom. As with many other teachers that have gone through being a student teacher, it is difficult because most of the time these amazing people that are stepping up to help us also have college classes, work and their personal life to deal with.

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Freshmen Paige Weston, Aaliyah Solorio, and Edwin Aguirre-Ontiveros jotting down notes.

Teacher Bryan Lasley showing off his "cool" ninja turtle socks to his Geography class.

Teacher Jeffrey Brooks teaching his U.S. History student~ about "America First "

Freshmen Anna Nguyen takes notes in Mr. Lasley's Geography class.

Mr.Brooks showing his U.S. History class a presentation.

Mr. Lasley giving freshman Dan Marino a high five for answering a question correctly.

Seniors Nate Couture, Jason Eppens, and Brandon RainsKinnison typing out notes and tuning into Mr.Brooks' lecture.

Sophmore Shelby Janssen taking notes in Mr.Nate Geiken's class.

Junior Preston Mort typing down notes in Senor Mason's class.

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Sophmores Karizmc Jackson and Reggie Temple work in Mr. Giesselmann's 4th period Spahish class.

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Mr. Giesselmann teaching a new lesson in Spanish class

Many students at Northeast are often opposed to the idea of taking a world language class. Some think it is "pointless. " However, in all reality, the languages of the world are very beautiful and full of importance.

The teachers here at Lincoln Northeast High .School all have a very strong connection with the language they teach. They have either grown up with the culture, felt the need to embrace more of their culture, or have visited countries and regions where the language comes from. Ms. Claudia Stacchini is originally from France, and "moved to the U.S. after graduating high school." Each teacher has a strong feeling for the importance of taking a world language class and they invite every student to take and learn a world language.

Spanish holds the most students who are learning a world language. French and German follow right behind, and rival each other in the amount of students taking their language. World language teachers wish that this would change in the future. Teachers want more students enrolled in their world language classes. Students will take the advantage of learning more than just words spoken. Here, they will grasp a bigger knowledge of the culture from the language they are studying. Seno'r Michael Mason believes that, "it's good to be educated on other cultures." Such as the music, festivities, holidays, and much more.

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Senor Mason expla ining the differences between par and para in his Spanish class.

Sophmore True Jensen answering the warm up in Ms Hilzers class.

Ms. Stacchini is originally from France and enjoys teaching her students French.

Lincoln Northeast is known for its hard work and dedication. Each and every sport doesn't quit until they perform to their highest ability whether that is at practice on the court or during a game out on the field. At Northeast, not only is the sport

teams a family, but so is the ·entire sports department. Athletes are constantly on the go during season and in off-season. If they're not on the track, they are in the weight room improving themselves along with encouraging teammates. Even though students may have never played a sport, coaches and players are always welcoming and supportive. Student athletes stay on top of their grades understanding school comes first in order to be successful in the classroom and on the field Every player plays for the team and for Lincoln Northeast to represent him or herself wen and proudly. They wear the rocket logo with pride as they know they are well supported by the community.

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Every year the Northeast Cheerleading team chooses themes for students and staff to dress as to show their Rocket pride. Spirit Week is celebrated the week of Homecoming with the dance on Friday. This year's week happened to fall on the same week as Labor Day so there were only four days to celebrat~.

On Tuesday there was Twin Day, Wednesday was 70s Day, Thursday was Black and White Day, and Friday was Pajama Day. Junior Yashua Bradley won Black and White Day and junior Tatum Custer won 70s Day, as well as many other winners throughout the week.

Students and staff that participated this year went all out. The students that dress up show their pride for the school, and definetly are the reason for some laughs throughout the week.

Mrs. Amy Thorpe and Mrs. Anita Anderson wear pink and black for Twin Day.

Seniors Kendell Straughter, Ethan Falk, and _Anthon~ Simms wear matching unicorn onesies for Twin [

Seniors Aaron Rey and Raquel Balde, and Sophomore E Mandeville dress appropriately groc for 70s Day.

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Senior Brennen McAlpin decked out in glasses and yellow for 70s Day

Juniors Nana Ahmed and Jamilet Hernandez wear matching tye dye for Twin Day.

Junior Cayla Williby and Seniors Breanna Stege and Kristen Kell o gg are warm and coz y in their outfits for Pajama Day .

Sophomore Jayden Schrader throws up a peace sign for 70s Day.

The football team and others facing the flag to start the game.

This is the great football team of Lincoln Northeast. They had a quick season like any other sport. Before they knew it they were suddenly in the middle of the season.

Even if they did not qualify to go to State they had some good wins and loses throughout it all. If you were there for all the games you could tell that they all had a big passion for the game. Also a ton of bond with each other and the coaches. Some players got injured and it had some little impacts on how the game would be played, but. like every season, somebody stepped in.

While striving for victory, Lincoln Northeast players had passion. It didn't matter the obstacles they faced. They always had each others back through every single thing that came their way. Practices were long, the weather at times was trash, and all the pain that came along with the conditioning and working out was there, but the team always gave it everything they had. Kudos to these dudes.

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This yea(s junior varsity, reserve and freshman football team went all lout and whipped it up on the football field . They spent an immense amount of time training in the weight rooms, preparing their muscles to tackle the competitors so the Rockets can take the dub. They went through the dirt and rain which brought them to show their true determination to show how great they can be.

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This season all three teams really showed that Rocket pride. From being a student in the school to being a team player it was that these boys grew a bond. Like any other year there were ups and downs, but the boys always pulled through and helped each other out. Everyone was a key player, striving for that win.

And even if it did not come their way that easily they took that struggle and made into motivation. Practices may have been hard and long, there was without a doubt injuries, but these boys, along with the help of the coaches, pulled through, and they all hope to end up on the Varsity team.

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A Northeast ball carrier tries to outrun a Southeast Knight defender as he looks for another Rocket score

The team gathers and says their pregame chant at Grand Island Senior High. ·

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This volleyball season the roster was full with potential and opportunity. With 14 girls on the Varsity team this season, it was a constant friendly competition for playing time. At the beginning of the season, the Rockets showed high potential. While Northeast has been viewed as the 11 underdogs 11 in recent years, the girls were opening many eyes to not only other opponents, but to all the spectators who came and supported.

The upperclassmen led the younger girls with passion and heart. There were several "lasts 11 for the four seniors that were bittersweet. Last home games, last bus rides, last locker room pep talks, last huddle, last time stepping on the court after playing since elementary school. The senior girls made every last ball count as they would know it all would soon come to an end. Mid-season the Rockets rose up against Millard South and Pius X, the highlight of their season. All throughout the season the ladies found their spark and mojo in each and every game until the end of the season.

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The Rockets celebrate big after ) t the kill against the :t Fremont Tigers.

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The Northeast Volleyball program has been the smallest in size since the seniors began their high school volleyball career. With only 36 girls who represented Northeast volleyball, several were flexible with swinging from team to team. Most girls were learning and playing every position and adapted easily. Coaches worked with each girl individually to better themselves and the team. By being able to play all different spots and positions on the court they each earned playing time and developed as a player. Each player contributed positively to the team which helped them grow throughout the season.

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The Reserve team · shakes hands with th e Islanders at the end of the game . The girls celebrate after a kill against the North Star Navigators.

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Freshman Macy Clare Mertes approaches and tips the ball to the Sliver Hawks.

The math of softball is consistent and easy. Four bases. Three outs. Two Teams. One winner. Every time.

But the math for this year's softball team is different from other seasons: this year's team subtracted a long time coach in Ms. Kari Amen, but this team added up to one family. There are no problems; adapting to a new coach has been great for them. They always covered each other backs. Two words to describe them would be hardworking and determined--they always had their head in the game and they worked together.

Although the subtraction of injuries is part of the equation, the girls always got back up and played their hearts out. One of the season's biggest games would be their first game against Fremont. Do the math. Northeast has lost five times to them before, but, this year, they won. The team wants to give thanks to their amazing coaches for helping each and every one of the players become better and better and thanks for believing in them when no one else did.

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Coach Jessica Robbins gives senior Sydney Meier a high five for getting a home run.

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Reserve softball girls take a team photo before one of their games!

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This year's reserve softball team has truly hit the ball! They've been pushing onward with their team of l 7 girls, defining true improvement and dedication. The teammates have really bonded throughout the season, with every win and every loss, every photo, every practice, the girls !learned the reality of of teamwork and compatibility. The reserve girls won against Lincoln Southeast at the reserve tournament. Their coach, Kassie Strauss, states "both teams improved throughout the season and gained knowledge to be better athletes on the field and better students in the classroom. 11 Although the girls were not as successful with their season this year, they are dedicated to improving themselves through the mind and body. Watch out for these girls next year, they're on their way for greatness!

Senior Olivia Flores prepares to swing at one of their varsity games .

Varsity girls line up for a picture during one of their retreats!

The reserve girls smile as they stand on the sidelines after

Sophmore Zach Wenz and junior Ryder Wenzl posing for a funny picture.

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You hear your own heartbeat in your ears. Your legs burn. You come around the last turn and head for the finis .h line. The trees and the crowd go by in a blur. All you want is to get to the end. You have pushed yourself, both today and during practice. You drive yourself to finish as the end approaches, knowing that your team depends on you crossing that line, just as you depend on them.

Running can be a solitary sport, but the Rocket Cross Country runners are a team. With twenty three runners on the boys team they gave each practice and each race all they had. According to freshman Zach Wentz, "It took a lot of mental and physical strength but it was all worth it considering all the .fun it was."

Senior Elijah Connatser, the team's only state qualifier, pushed himself to the edge. He runs all year long, putting in the extra effort needed to be the best he can be. And, like every other Rocket runner, Elijah truly enjoys running with the team (along with staying fit).

Even though the practices were hard, they were fun and worth it at the end of each day and at the end of each race. It is more than just a group of boys that run together it is a bond that connects them to each other as a team.

Senior Elijah Connatser deep in focus of running.

Coach Snoozy shouting encouragement to the runners.

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Hailey Davidson arJd Evan Cornwell having fun before the race.

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Senior Annika Kuchar pushing through to the finish.

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Hannah Ray, ju, Emily Westfahl, senior Shelby Bloom, junior Li Uhlmann, and junior Kate Schoening meet after the race.

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Vhen cross country coach John Snoozy was Jsked to describe the 20 l 7 Rocket Girl's )oss Country team in one word, he hardly 1esitated. "Caring," he said. 1 ior The team showed this quality not only on he course, but also in their hearts. During )ne practice, the girls had been running II~ ' own a bike path they had saw people ho needed help getting rid of graffiti on a ~all, so the team stopped and helped : JP-hem. Without the coach around they 1elped of their own volition.

The team also cared about each other, · Jnd they supported each other throughout he whole season. Northeast runners not Jnly achieve well while on the course, but Jlso have to maintain their grades to 'emain on the team. If one of the runners rell behind in academics, the others would help their teammate get their grade back ; Sup. Runners have said that the team has become more of a family sport than r anything. Junior Lillian Uhlmann had said that over the course of the season she had ( ~improved because of the training she participated in with the rest of her cross country family. "Running sucks," said Uhlmann, "but everything that comes with it makes it worth it."

And while runners said that practices 1. were hard, they were worth the blood, sweat, and tears. They practiced together. They improved together. "Running long distances isn't always the most fun," said J senior Annika Kuchar, "but it's the fact that everyone is dying together during workouts that makes it fun."

There were still some individual honors. Sophomore Hannah Ray set a new school and course record by running a 5K at Pioneers in 19:46. Hannah's personal record is a 19:41 that she ran at State, and she also holds course records at Kearney and Norfolk. Also, two state qualifiers, sophomore Hannah Ray and junior Kate Schoening represented Northeast to the best of their abilities.

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Junior Lillian Uhlmann supporting the state runners.

Senior Annika Kuchar and freshman Hanna Neemann tag team during the race .

Junior Kate Schoening at state running hard to the • end.

The LNE Varsity boys tennis team is full of dedication and energy. These boys give it their all at every game. They are very dedicated to their team. If they lose a match, they hold their head high and know that they tried their best. A couple things that are very important are teamwork and communication.

Communication is especially important during doubles. Both players need to communicate to see who will be going after the ball.

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The boys who came over from JV to varsity this year definitely proved that they had a rightful place on varsity. All of the seniors made sure that the juniors on the team were ready to '' take over " the team once they graduated this year.

Even if tennis was not their favorite thing about high school, they still enjoyed playing it and being apart of the team. Making everyone feel as if they belonged on the team is something that all of them did best.

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Senior Justin Sacks focusing on the game and his opponent.

Senior Jacob Meyer getting ready to hit the ball. •

Senior Aaron Haeffner shows off • his forehand as he returns the ball to his-opponent.

Seniors Jacob Meyer and Justin Sacks return the ball in their doubles match.

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Seniors Jack Klingenberg and Aaron Heaffner meet with the opposing team to say good luck in the match.

Don't count out the JV and reseNe boys. If you were to ask me, I would say their season went fairly well. Even their coaches think that the team improved a lot over the season

These boys put in just as much time and dedication as the varsity boys do. They give it their all every game . Even when they don't win their match, they still go and shake their opponents hon~ and keep their spirits high.

With new faces coming in every year, the coaches and experienced players make sure all of the new players are included in everything. They will have plenty of practices outside of the season to help them get ready. for tryouts in the fall.

All of the boys on the team work together to make it a fun high school experience. There is always something new to learn that will help them get better. They practiced on every little thing and made sure to have fun while doing it. Each player is working hard to become the best tennis players they can be. One of their coaches even said that he thinks there are a few players that might make varsity next year.

Coach Michael Mason talks to his players after match

Sophomore Jake Green lining up fc the serve .

Sophomore Jake Green hits the ball over the net.

Junior Cole Kempcke lining up to hit the ball.

Sophomore Justin Pham gets over to the ball to hit it.

Freshman Braxtin Manske lining up to hit the ball

Fre shm an St eve Leon hits the ball back over the net.

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Even with only five golfers, the team met with success this·year. Junior Riley Whrel was excited about this season: \\I was really proud of all the girls this season for coming through even for how small of a team we were. I also placed fourteenth at one of our meets and I've never been more proud of myself. I still have a lot to learn but I have three more years of this so I'll be a threat by my senior year."

The only girl to go to state this year was senior Sophie Hart, the only returning varsity player. Even so, Coach Alex Svhela said \\I could not be more happy with the work these girls have put in. They have worked hard, played well as a team and seemed to enjoy each other. They were a phenomenal group to coach." Our girls played well this year with being young and new to the game of golf.

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Junior .MackenzieMoreno watches where she hit the ball in warm-ups.

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Unified bowlers had a thunderous season this year full of success and many powerful strikes . The sport was made to bring different types of people together. Students with special needs are partnered and teamed up with other students at Northeast who help the athletes on the team. According to Coach John Froschheiser, \\The best part about this program is that it really opens doors to an opportunity for students to meet and socialize outside of their normal circle of friends. They all see they each have a lot of the same common interests , likes and dislikes, and aren't different from each other in the grand scheme of things"

Every student has had a great time this year. All of them succeeded and got much better than when they started earlier in the season. Most importantly, each student made a new unexpected friendship that they didn't expect they would. Mr. Froschheiser said , \\All of them have become a family. Bus rides were the best, because you could really see the kids relax and open up to one another."

The students all excelled and were rewarded greatly for it. They all received a letter because they competed at the varsity level against other teams within their district. With the year being such a great success, all the student-athletes can talk about is how they can't wait for next year. The seniors who are graduating are very glad that they were able to participate in unified bowling their final year of high school.

Senior James Kurtz attempting to pick up the spare.

Sophomores Jamal Rasho and Zachary Le fired up and ready to go.

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Rasho smiling for the camera after a nice strike.

Senior Rylee Clark throwing a hopeful strike.

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Junior Eric Andrews rolls it neatly off his hand.

Senior Bailey Salisbury finishes with a great follow through.

Senior Noah Schofield throwing a smooth strike shot.

Senior Drew Ferguson feeling great after a big shot.

Unified Bowling squad during their team dinner.

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Senior Anthony Davidson on his approach to the line.

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Being a basketball player takes a lot of dedication. Basketball season doesn't start when the season starts, ifs played everyday all day because the grind never stops. Being on a team of talented girls is fun because you get to be a part of another family and it makes it easier to get through high school knowing you have more friends and family. It feels good .because you have people when you are struggling and need help or when you have a problem and you need someone you can rely on.

Some of the girls on the team have grown u·p with each other and they know how they play, and the new girls they welcome with respect and treat them the same as they would anyone else. Home is where the heart is and their heart is in the team.

These girls are so talented and they work so hard to be at the top. They are always working hard, and it doesn't matter if they win or lose, at the end of the day they know what they need to improve on or pat themselves on the back for. These girls are very hard-working because they have to pay attention in school to get good grades • so they can play and then practice after school and then make sure they get enough sleep for the next day.

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Junior Azaiya Trainor looks for someone to throw the ball in to while Sophomore Mckenna Minter signals that she's open. Sophomore Mckenna Minter plans her next move versus Westside.

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Freshman Aiyana Jones dribbles the ball down the court. •

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JV, ReseNe, and Freshman Basketball have been working hard all season and they have been through wins and loses.

Being a student athlete is hard because you have to practice all night and then go home and do your homework or study for a test, but these girls still manage to juggle it. It is also impressive what these girls can do on the court. They go out and give their all no matter if they are winning or losing. They play with all their hearts. They come to have fun and enjoy playing the sport that they love.

Even though it gets tough sometimes they always seem to power through. When

they step out on the court they play for each other, even if they win or lose. They still have to learn from mistakes but at the same time they have have to congratulate themselves for giving their all and not giving up.

They also work to develop as individual players. Each of these girls dream of playing fro the varsity team, and some have dreams of playing after college. The hard work will pay off, and with talent added into the mix, the sky is the limit for each of these teams.

Sophmore Shelby Janssen is shoots a · three pointer while sophomores Emily Uphoff and Keyona Cessna and freshmen Bryanna Bradley are all wait to get the rebound .

Freshmen Heaven Harris , Kayleen Nguyen, Bryanna Bradley, Hannah Beach, and Ashlyn Rasmussen run to geta rebound.

Freshman Bryanna Bradley passes it into Ashlyn Rasmussen.

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Shakirah Martin posing for a pictu e before the game

Freshman Lina Le and Bryanna Bradley are both trying to get the ball b ack.

Freshmen Ana Curry, Bryanna Bradley, Lina Le, and sophomores Kay~ee Lile and Shelb Janssen wait for the rebound.

Freshman Ana Curry throws the ball to Aiyana Jones while sophomore Emily _ Uphoff stands wide open for a pass.

Sophomore Shakirah Martin and freshman Bryanna Bradley are waiting for the ball to come down the court.

Sophomores Jazmine Friesen and Keyona Cessna wait for someone to g ive them the ball .

Freshmen Heaven Harris, Bryanna Bradley, and Kayleen Nguyen run down the court

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Every year, there are new challenges that our basketball team faces. From the beginning, to the end, this team has shown growth and thats a princip9I to understand. We have such a young crowd of talented players. Every season we learn from our mistakes and strive for better the next time. Patience is key. But, the most important thing above everything, is the support that this team gives and receives. The boys who are devoted to coming to practice, the parents who encourage their kids, and the student section shows true appreciation no matter how hard times get tough.

The seniors were dedicated till the very end of the season and continued to give it all they had. The underclassmen pushed along with the team to end the season with pursuit and hard work. They understand what is needed to improve in the following years to bring LNE back to the PBA.

Kobe Schejbal thinking his next move against Lincoln East.

Senior Justin Sack is making his jump shot.

i t Senior Cole Lund., making his move around a player.

Junior Yashua Bradley cutting around a defend e • versus Omaha Westside

Senior Aidan Glenn going up for the lay-up during warm-ups at the Lincoln High game . Freshman,

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The JV Boys have learned a lot from this season. They played each game, and gave everything they had. Games were full of intensity and great' determination. It always came down to the fourth and final quarter. Some were closer than others, but our Northeast boys were certain to never give up. They learned that being persistent, and working together as a team would earn the the wins they deserved. As well as tight lock-up defense and consistently moving the ball around to find the open man. This close group of teammates consisted of a bunch of talented juniors, sophomores and even a few extraordinary freshman. They worked as hard as they could in practices. Making sure to push each other as a whole to pass their limits. Holding each other accountable, every day. Sure, not everyday was easy, but they knew deep down that their hard work would eventually pay off to reach their goals. The team of boys learned this year what it meant to be loyal, and to trust their teammates and those around them more often. With the knowledge and experience they gained, they will be more ready for the next season. This brought the team closer and hopefully raised the team's chemistry for the following years.

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Freshman Zachary Moerer, fearlessly shooting from behind the three during the Fremont game

Sophomore Colby Helmstadler making a big sho t in a close game with Parkview Christian.

Freshman Kaden McCarthy, finishes strong against opposing freshmen Silverhawks.

Sophomore Keaton Beaudette , draining both free th rows to keep the Rockets ahead.

Sophomore Pierce Bazil easily passing defenders for a flashy finish.

Freshman Zachary Moerer floating the ball over three I Lincoln High I

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Being a wrestling coach is not an easy job. You have to organize dozens of young athletes, set up and take down equipment for practices and meets, deal with problems both on the mat and off, and put in long hours teaching and mentoring wrestlers. Rocket Head Wrestling Coach Patrick Neilly does it for the love of the sport. A coach at LNE since 2006, Neilly took over the had coaching position in 2010.

'' I loved the sport ," he says. "It taught me so much about being the person I am today beyond moves ."

Neilly also had a strong mentor in his former coach , who influenced him. "My wrestling coach was one of the best people I had ever met; I still remain in contact with him. "

Twenty five years later, Neilly is still

involved in the sport that helped to shape him.

But working with kids today is different and complicated by the fact that Neilly works at a different school than where he coaches. As a counselor at Mickle Middle School, Neilly is not around his wrestlers as much as if he were at Northeast during the day.

This is not much of a problem. Neilly tries to keep his communication efforts strong. 'We have high expectations for the kids to be responsible and communicate, and that helps when I am not in the building."

Another thing tt1at helps is that so many students have smart phones.

"Information is easily shared," says Neilly, since most of the boys can get ahold of him and can get information from him.

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Junior Christian Schaub getting ready to grapple with a wrestler from Southw est.

Senior Ethan . Radabaugh working on flipping a wrestler over for a pin.

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Senior Corbin Sindel picking up an opponent right before a slam down.

Senior Corbin Sindel getting ready to pick up an oppos ing wrestler .

Junior Christian Schaub taking down a wrestler and getting the advantage.

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Head wrestling coach Patrick Neilly has a challenge ahead of him every year . Wrestling is not a popular sport, and it requires an athlete to be trained in very specific moves and techniques So, each season, Coach Neilly has to whip a bunch of wrestlers into shape who may have never worn a singlet. "The earlier athletes start ~the better , " Neilly says , "however, we have had kids earn a state medal their first year out." Neilly would never tell a kid he can't wrestle "if they are willing to put in the time and effort it takes to master the sport." Neilly prefers to school his wrestlers in "reliable and successful" techniques that are more effective than they are flashy.

Neilly does have some experienced wrestlers to help guide the newbies. This year's wrestling squad is led by returners like senior Corbin Sindel, juniors Preston Mort

and Christian Schaub, and sophomore Jayden Schrader. Coach Neilly mentioned that senior Anthony Stege is stepping up, too. And these veteran wrestlers are still gettj ng better.

Neilly's other challenge this year is meeting or succeeding last year's results, when five Rocket wrestlers qualified for state.

"We qualified five guys for state last year and four of them graduated," says Neilly. "However, there are some guys working hard to step up their game and prove they can wrestle at the top level." The young Rocket wrestlers have potential, and with solid team leaders and good coaching, this team could really make some noise at state .

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Freshman Levi Leon, working on taking a foe down.

Northeast wrestler, junior Jayden -Brown, trying to pin 7 hi s opp o nent.

The Northeast logo on the school's brand new wrestling mat.

A Northeast freshman wrestler pinning a wrestler from Southeast.

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Junior Mauricio Salazar working on pinning a kid.

A Rocket wrestler trying to get out of a wrestling move .

Freshm a n Frank Vogt taking a wrestler down for a pin.

From beating East to becoming one of the best swim teams in Nebraska, the Lincoln Northeast swim team had an amazing season. They finished their season 10-2, one of the best records for this season. The swim - team had many ups and downs this year but pushed though it and conquered.

Many swimmers said their least favorite part of the season was waking up for the 6 a. m. practices. Those practices were optional, but many decided to go so they could become better swimmers. The hard work ethic that was shown during the season is what made the LNE swim and dive team the best. Junior Quinn Keller told us, "At the end of the day, we all just want to walk out knowing that we gave it our all."

Some of the top performers this season included sophomore Caden Feit (50 and 100 freestyle), senior Chase Larson (200 IM andl 00 fly), senior Jacob Hawkins (100

freestyle and 100 backstroke), senior Garet Darnall (200 and 500 freestyle), and junior Quinn Keller (100 breaststroke).

Some of the swimmers that shined this season had only been swimming a couple of years. Things like these show why LNE has the best determination in the state. Junior Thomas Brennan told us, "I started swimming my freshmen year, and now I'm one of the best on the team. I couldn't be more blessed."

Senior Aaron Hoeffner was a top diver in the state coming in at number three. The rest of the dive team looks up to him trying to chase his stats and records. All in all, this season for swim and dive was a huge success even with all the obstacles that were faced.

LNE swim is a true testament to Rocket pride!

Senior Jason Eppens racing in the backstroke at the meet versus Grand Island.

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(L to R): Sophomore Mason Kozak, senior Jack Klingenberg,

Senior Aaron Haeffner building up his dive to score the highest points.

Senior Chase Larson coming neck to neck to with the

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The LNE boys swim and dive team getting ready for a win.

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Photos courtesy of Melissa Beaudette.

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Freshman Megan Haeffner diving into the LNE swimming pool.

Sophomore Gracie Scaggs, freshmana r in Vocasek, and sophomore Paige Hoff cheering their teammate.

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Junior Annaliese Kohrell getting prepared to swim

Nineteen girls come together, 19 girls work , until their bodies ache, and 19 girls become one. Even without a state qualifier, the 13 new swimmers and two freshmen divers had a great season. The swimming and diving team is a second home for the girls, getting to know one another and pushing every teammate to be better for the win.

The coaches were proud of the team for all they put into succeeding. Head Coach Kyle Hunt said, 'The biggest surprise was how successful a lot of the newcomers were at the conference meet. To go along with the upperclassmen, we had l l kids letter at the meet by qualifying in the top l 6. 11

Every competition they were there to , cheer each other on, too; their teammates

are the best support group Top competitors this season included seniors Mya Bahm , Hailey Davidson, Taylor Swenson , Amy Carls o n, junior Lilly Uhlmann, sophomore Paige Hoff, and freshman Macy Clare Mertes

Senior Taylor Swenson swimming the butterfly at the Grand Island meet.

Every year, track has its ups and downs. Goals are set and overcome. Our ladies always find a way to work hard and really fight strongly on the track. In a sport where you have to truly fight for all the glory, it can really take a toll on someone. Before , during, and after you need to be mentally and physically ready to go to war. Track is full of all different sorts of people working together to conquer the competition from other schools . Our ladies work hard every day by going to practice to show what they got against others during meets. Coaches work hard every day with our athletes and are always constantly finding ways to make progress. These ladies face different events such as running in heats, relays, triple jump, long jump, high jump, and shot put. Day by day, they are improving. Everyone is striving, to reach new levels each day. Keelie Simpson expressed her feelings for this season saying, "I intend to really make a mark on this season. I've been working very hard to prepare myself. I think this will be a year to remember." Our Northeast girls are strong and are capable of handling any opponent.

Junior Abby Nei l running neck to neck with her opponent.

Senior Annika Kuchar gets a quick break before her next heat.

Sophmore Kionne Rhodes effortlessly striding over a hurdle.

Junior Hope Buescher, freshman Madison West, and juniors Shaleija Hunter and Keelie Simpson at the Wesleyan meet.

Junior Kate Schoening sprinting in a relay.

Junior Kaitlyn Schaffer continuing to give · everything she has.

Junior Shaleija Hunter running the 4x 1 throwers relay.

Senior Evan Cornwell beating East.

Grant Lemay heading for the finish line.

Junior Kobe Schejbal successfully makes it over the high jump.

Junior Grant Lemay soon to cross the finish line.

Senior Payton Thompson poses right before his event.

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Many people say that being part of the Northeast boys track teom, is like being part of a big family. Throughout the season new friendships were made and more brotherly bonds were formed. The coaches worked hard with preparing their athletics for the upcoming meets. as the season progressed, all the boys continued to grow and bring home faster and faster times . The team consisted of talented freshman, sophmores, juniors, and seniors. Although many mistakes were made during the season, they definitely took stand and stepped up their game with no complaints. Everyday these boys work hard from day to day whether that's at practice or working hard in school. They are dedicated for the love of this sport and that is what's makes an impact to coaches, parents and the players themselves.

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Junior Mauricio Salazar keeping his pace during his_relay.

GOOOAAL! scored by Senior Tiannah Moore and Junior Jana Ferro Velasco.

Freshman Hannah Beach, Riley Wrhel, ·unior Jurnee

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Seniors Kyla Gushard, Avery Short and Freshamn Riley Wrhel ready for the ball.

Senior Tiannah Moore, and Freshman Hanna ~ Beach determine c to get a goal.

Freshman Hanna r Beach and Junior Jurnee Boucher passing the ball.

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Your LNE girls Varsity Soccer team are a group of hard working girls. 11 We all have fun and bring our all to the field when we play. senior Alicia Mumford stated. Not only have these girls played together on a school team, but most of them have played together on a club team or also in indoor soccer. These girl have a a lot of strength and a very strong defense system. They are very quick with senior Tiannah Moore.The person behind this team is Coach Hiller. She's a great coach, she raises these girls esteem and pushes them hard in practice, but she also know how t make things fun but serious when needed. She is great at helping these girls prepare for big games. There are many many goals the team has set, but their long term goals are to make it to state and win their district. 11 Never give up u_ Senior DaNae Green mentioned, 11 you accomplish a lot when you keep your head in the game and charge it to the fullest 11 Your LNE Varsity Team members are not only friends who play together, they're also one big family who live, win, grow and become the best together.

Freshman Riley Wrhel and Senior Kyla Gushard waiting for the win.

Freshman El la Brooks and Sen ior Kyla Gushard in full defense

The team lines up before a match.

Junior Morgan Gregg has the ball while Freshman Megan Haeffnerand Marielena Moreno wait for her to pass it.

Front Row: Jazmine Martinez, Morgan Gregg, Kennedy chase, Mckenna Harrington, Alicia Carmona Ponce, Mackenzie Moreno, Mayra Carmona Ponce and the goal keeper Kimberly Viera .

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Junior Morgan

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Being a soccer player takes a lot of energy and strength because you're running up and down the field and kicking a ball around to make a goal. These girls work so hard to win the game but win or lose they are trying their best and that's all that matters. But winning is also fun. They work so hard to get where they are and they are so good at what they do. They don't leave the soccer feed till they finish giving their all .Most importantly whether they win or lose they leave with their heads high. These girls have so much talent and they use it very

Junior Morgan Gregg and Freshmen Kali - • Burnham are running down the field to make sure we make it to the goal.

well. The fun thing about playing a sport is that you get more friends ond you get to be around people who love the sport as just as much as you do and irs amazing knowing you have people who understand you. You only have one life to love so live it to the fullest. Going out on the soccer field makes them forget all there problems and just work on winning the game. Soccer means something different to each player but at the end of the day they all go out their and play like a team instead of not communicating and making sure everyone has a voice.

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The boys varsi1y soccer team has improved a lot throughout the year and only keeps going upward. This year the boys improved as a whole. 11 1trust all of my teammates, we will work together and do our best! 11 senior Michael Rodriguez commented. As the season goes on, they continue to improve and learn more new things about the beautiful game and their own team. All the returning player help teach the newest members more about the game, while at the same time teaching them several life lessons regarding hard work and teamwork. The boys on this years varsi1y team showed the best skills on the field and off. Along with demonstrating the greatest abili1y to lead the team.

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The Rocket Jv team has been working together in the offsseason to improve their and their chemistry as a team. Sur e enough their hard work paid off. With winning their opening game of the season against Fremont. It only set the tone for the boys to keep their heads he l,j high, keep working hard and good thing t will come. With Varsity players mentoring they hope to one day have a spot in Varsity. For now they'll work hard as a team. As for the reserve team, they have the same effort and ability to work hard ir their games. Every practice they push each other to do their best. They also conditioned before season came Lip. 11 we will keep working hard and it will ~how really soon. 11 Captain Rakan Aldmairi said By the end of the season both teams plan on having a good season as a

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Every team goes into the season hoping to be the best, Teamwork and cooperation are key in every t e a m ; hoping to make all their childhood dreams come true. the without if everything falls apart.This seaso n t hey players hope that one day they will be looked up to, just like pushed themselves to be the best team they c o uld the players that came before them. The spirit of the Varsity . be. _ These northeast boys put their heart and so ul baset?all team is a powerful force to be reckoned with and into this sport and try to show people what they c an everyone can see that These boys have definitely earned . do. The boys really love the sport and are e ry their place on varsity. They work super hard every practice dedicated to their team. These boys are young nd and give it their all at every game Every game they play . have a good future ahead of them The J ys hard and work hard to win and be the best they can be out prided themselves not only on their v ictories o n he on the field field, but the smaller personal victories throug h ut

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Senior Joe Richte 1 trying to move t h runner over.

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Sophomore Kirby Zinniel takes off to first base after hitting the ball

Junior Darius Perry at bat.

Sophomore Erik Hite at bat

If you are looking for a good group of guys with good work ethics who push themselves during practice, the JV, reserve, and freshman teams are a great place to start. Just because they are not on varsity, don't count them out. The boys on the lower level baseball teams work just as hard as the varsity boys. They put in a lot of hard work this season. No matter where they fell, all of the guys worked hard to improve on their skills. Not only did they improve on their skills, they also came together to bwild lasting friendshtps. Strong friendships and communication skills are vital for a win. The guys will never forget the memories they made this season. They played their hardest at every game no matter what team they were playing against. No matter in they won or lost, they still had a good time playing. If they lost a game they learned from their mistakes and tried better the next game All in all, The JV, reserve, and freshman boys have done a great job this year.

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Sophomore Kaleb Woodward in position

Sophomore Daniel Suesz gets in position to pitch the ball.

Mitchell Skradis, Brayden Poppe, Devan McLain, Briggs Songster, and Maddox Papstein watch and support their team fro n the bench.

Sophomore Dean Wiegert in position to hit th e ball

Freshman Jack Duncan swings f or the ball

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Songster getting ready to steal second base. The Rocket bench is interested in something down the first base line against Lincoln Southeast.

At varsi1y level, one is seen as the best compared to everyone else on the team. Having a high level of skill and abili1y is needed to be on top. Being number one does not happen overnig ht , many factors are involved.

Time for improvement and constant practice is the only way to become a preeminent tennis player. On the LNE varsi1y girls tennis team, dedication is seen in each member. One- of the best ways for JV and reserve to become better at their sport is to follow varsity's advice. Some notable words from :: number one varsi1y player senior Kati e LE , • "My advice would be to stay determine c and hard working . 11

Being an example for the newer • individuals on the team is what being o n varsi1y at LNE is all about. These girls practice every_day of the school week and miss multiple days of school for matches. It is a commitment, but this team enjoys every minute of it. Katie Le describes how she stays motivated to play tennis, "I always want to play my best and improve during practice so I stay positive even if I'm having a stressful day''.

Motivation and staying focused on becoming a better player is key when playing a sport. Being a part of varsi1y means one has to have ambition to improve continuously. Just by watching this small group of girls play tennis, their devotion to the sport becomes prominent.

Varsi1y girls tennis season was another success in the books. Each girl played their hardest and had a good time doing it. Even with a team so small, their desire to win and become better was astronomical. Numbers do not matter, it · is the effort put in by each ath!ete that makes all the difference.

Junior Candela Recio Gil putting some spin on her forehand.

Sophomore Annie Nguyen serving up an ace

Senior Kaylie Hill in position to smash the ball.

Senior Katie Le about to slam a forehand.

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Molly Houser making a good shot.

Junior Candela Recio Gil blowing Coach Mason away

Camden Blowers ready for her next hit.

Kaylee Hill and Junior Candela Recio Gil playing doubles.

Sophomore Annie Nguyen hustling to hit the ball.

What is a sport that can be played for a lifetime and is extremely fun? Tennis of course! Here at LNE, the girl's JV/Reserve tennis team not only fights to win, they enjoy every minute of it. JV coach Jennie Hansen describes what is special about the LNE girls team, "Everyone hos such a great personality and we always have fun at practices and matches". An athlete should love the sport they are partaking in. When one loves the sport they play, competitiveness and self-determination become .apparent. Audience members can definitely see these attributes in the team as a whole.

Although coaching can be tough from time to time, it is well rewarded. One of Reserve coach Steve Bartek' s reasons for coaching, "I coach tennis because I enjoy seeing girls develop and make improvement throughout the season". Even though JV and Reserve are not Varsity, does not mean they do not improve and develop in their tennis abilities. Both coach Bartek and coach Hansen see the maturity grown in these girls throughout the season.

. The number of girls on the team is minimal, but it does not stop these them from doing their best. One major skill these girls develop: "Hand/eye coordination is one of the keys to having success in tennis and at the beginner level there will be a great amount of improvement in this area" (Bartek). There are many other strengths, being on the tennis team provides and teaches. Being on the JV and Reserve team is all about learning and growing to become a fantastic player.

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Junior Tracey Pham ready to ace her serve.

Junior Jadyn Keller up to serve

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Sophomore Rylee Suggett getting ready to smash the

Sophomore Sidney Yant focusing on serving. ball.

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Freshman Kyla Magee and sophomore Sidney Yant showing team work .

Juniors Janis Segovia and Jadyn Keller cheering on teammates.

Sophomore Brianna Roenne ready for her volley

Reserve team getting a pep talk from Coach

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Golf is a sport that a lot of people really enjoy and it can also be a very laid back atmosphere. This years team wanted to have a fun time a work on a sport they could play for years to come.The Players and Coaches made sure to keep in the mind set of having fun even with the wind and rain causing delays for their matches. This season was about teaching the new seniors how to play as well as making them fell welcomed to the sport.Overall the boys had a really good season and all the coaches _ are very proud and happy that so many new students decided to pick up a club and try something new. Even though

getting into the sport may be a little rough at the start, once the season got into the full · swing of things all of them made major improvement. In the end they will all look back and laugh at all the fun they had from the tee box to the green to the rough Junior Trevor Golder watching his ball fly into the air reaching the 200ft marker at Mahoney

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(L to R): Seniors Jason Eppens, Jacob Hawkins, Jacob Meyer, Aaron Haeffner and junior

Thomas Brennan after their meet at Highlands golf course.

Senior Garet Darnall practicing his swing at Mahoney

Senior Aaron Haeffner and Junior Trevor Golder practicing their short game on the practice green.

Senior Jason Eppens taking a big swing at the driving range.

Seniors Jacob Meyer, and Aaron Haeffner posing for a picture after a successfu I day at their meet.

Freshman Navaeh Horse getting her ankle wrapped by Trainer Shannon Elkins.

"Strength doesn't come from what you can do. It comes from overcoming the things you thought you couldn't." Trainer Kate Kittleson chose this quote because it relates to the athletes and all the times they said they can't do certain things.

Many of the student athletic trainers had wanted to go into the health care profession and in some ways sports. Being in this program helps them get a feel of what it would be like to be an athletic trainer and all that it entails. When the trainers go to games Kate said that if the whole game goes off without a hitch the upside is that they get to watch a free game.

The job of a trainer is to help rehabilitate and prevent further injury to the student The trainers job focuses on students that play a whole range of sports such as basketball, baseball, and many more. They try and prevent the blood in blood, sweat and tears. But the trainers aren't just there to help with physical wounds, they also help the student to get back on their feet (after getting checked out) and get back in the game. Thanks to the Athletic Trainers and the students that help them keep our players sate.

Senior Jordan Friesen undoing the wrap on freshman Madison West, while junior Spencer Reed brings water to an athlete

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Shannon Elkins , Sophomore Hope Buescher, Junior Spencer Reed

Front Row: Senior Israel Renteria, Sophomore Shelby Parrot.

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Sophomore Emily Uphoff's knee.

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The well known Star Strutters had a full team . of 16 girls this school year having to come together and put out such classic drill team performances. Although becoming a part of the team was where it all started for these girls, the Lincoln Northeast Star Strutters have been around for decades. Strutters are here year round, bringing your entertainment for the half time of games. Commitment is a huge role that comes into the play when being a part of the team. From long practices, having to' get the routine and pick up techniques pretty quick, its sure to say that there were days or moments of being tired.

Like any Strutter, though, the love for being a performer for the school was most definitely there. Sixteen beautiful girls taking the ·stage and pepping up the crowd and cheering on the athletes. They started putting in that work from the start though. Learning the school song, their Strutter moves and so on. Taking the stage is what these girls live for.

And all that commitment paid off, as the girls won the Class A High Kick competition at the Nebraska State Dance Competition in February , achieving a goal they set at their first practice! Go Rockets! Go Strutters!

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Back row: Junior Mesha Williams, . senio·r Christine Pham , sunior Myah Belltran, senior Jenny Cejka.

Hope Whitney , Sophmore Kendall Broussard, Sophmore Hannah Schliz .

Middle Row: Sophmore Emory Trainor, senior Raquel Balderas, freshman

Front row: Sophmore

Sarah Mathis, sophmore Lauren Lewendowski, junior Frankie Kohn and sophomore Eden Kruce

All the girls hooked up arm to shoulder after throwing the classic split ripple. All smiles as the crowd roared.

Strutters performing in the North Gym in ront of the student body at the Homecoming rally

At the end of the annual Star Strutter show, the girls get together to take a silly picture with the Studs and the MC's of the night.

. A bittersweet moment with coach Erin Pauley as they take a picture right after their last performance of the night. All the tears, long hours and stress worth it for a night like that one.

The night of the Homecoming game! Here. they're enjoying the first quarter in the stands right next to the student section.

The night of the Star Strutter Show. The girls ending a Strutter routine with some kisses right after landing from doing toe touch splits.

Back row : Freshman Hannuh Robinson, Sophmore Kendall Broussard and Hannah Schliz and Lauren Lewandowski, Junior Myah Beltran and Mesha Williams, Senior Raquel Balderas.

Fron t row: Coach Erin Pauley, Junior Hope Whitney, Sophmores Alena Le and Eden Kruce, Senior Jenny Cejka, Junior Frankie Kohn, Sophmores Emory Trainor and Sarah Mathis, Senior Christine Pham and Freshman Carli Shandera

Here they are marching into a circle formation to show the crowd their bow.

It takes a lot to be a cheerleader at Lincoln Northeast High School. Just ask senior Diamond Bush, who has more than enough . motivation and encouragement for cheer. • Being a cheerleader means lifting spirits , showing leadership , being on time to every class, having good grades, and also showing what you ·got.

11 Lets get a little bit rowdy, R-O-W-D-Y! 11 Thats one of the many cheers that the Varsity Cheerleaders do during all sporting events to show they're able to fire up the crowd and they are bound to win Also throughout the season they build relationships with each other, and help raise

neach others self-esteem.

These girls become one big family and without a doubt they give their hands when help is needed. Any athlete knows that it's a gre~t feeling having someone there every game cheering them on and boosting their adrenaline. These girls come to practice daily and give their all , try their hardest and show their best .

11 Not only are we your LNE Varsity Cheer team, but we're also family and I love all the girls and cheering together is just a big plus, so come on out and give it a try and we promise you won't regret it, 11 said the one and only senior Diamond Bush.

Jadyn Keller, Aubrey Smith ,· Athena Ellis , Maddie Gehle, and Maddy Sterns

Middle Row: Sophomore Diana Borjas, senior Diamond Bush, sophomore Hailey Condreay , and junio Karissa Fuller .

Middle Row (cont'd) : Sophomor es Laini Fullerton, Marley Star, and junior Sarina Kine . Front Row: Sophomore Jaylynn Frazier.

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Sophomores Jaylynn Frazier, Laini us h 11 Fullerton, and Hailey re Condreay, and juniors Athena Ellis and Karissa Fuller lined up with the

cheer squad at a •basketball game.

Sophomores Diana Borjas and Laini Fullerton at one of the first football games.

Sophomores Laini Fullerton, Jaylynn Frazier, Diana Borjas, and Kyana Hubbard goofing around on the field.

Sophomores Elys1e Peterson and Laini Fullerton and the Rocketchee~eade~ firing up the crowd.

It doesn't matter whether the girls are on Varsity, JV, Reserve, or Freshmen teams, they're all there for a reason, to make sure the athletes are give their absolute best. There is a ton of responsibility that comes with being a cheerleader, such as being at all home events and even dressing out for all home games. _

Each year the incoming teams make sure they carry the tradition Northeast Cheerleaders have throughout the community. This traditions starts with Freshman, JV, and Reserve levels.

These girls work hard, day after day to come up with cheers and stunts as well as dances to support their LNE Rocket athletes. Also, the LNE Cheerleaders are all for school

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spirit. Each game comes with a theme, and the cheerleaders get excited to cheer as the players try their best to win the game.

The LNE Cheerleaders are committed to the game, to their coach, to our LNE athletes, and so much more.

Not only do they cheer, but they watch out for each other and support each other's opinions, even if there is a disagreement.

11 You fall in love with the sport, 11 stated Freshman Aaliyah Solorio, as she realized how much cheering meant to her. 11 lfs the fact that I get to be on the sideline with my girls doing what we enjoy the most, showing love and giving spirit to our LNE ROCKETS.''

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Sophomore Maddie Stout is cheering at the Northeast vs Lincoln High game.

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Sophomores Kyana Hubbard, Hailey Condreay, and Marley Outlawi II iams cheering on the Rockets.

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You could hear this phrase about every single day by anyone in guard, whether its during marching band during 7th period, sectionals , or even before a performance. It was something t~at was claimed as theirs in order to round everyone up to most likely hear an announcement For the guard's part they had to start going from the start, having an extra guard camp to themselves. Throughout the season they had

a lot of extra work to put in They also had to be on their own, literally, and try to keep a good vibe while dealing with the typical group disputes. From Harvest of Harmony to NSBA, most on the team could say that guard came with the laughs , a whole lot of goofiness, and ill-tempered attitudes Color guard was a way to see what the music was playing and were the music to the deaf. A highlight of the season was the amazing opportunity of performing at Memorial Stadium.

Color Guard an d t Marching Band waiting to take t r : field for their hal f performance at L \ Memorial Stadiu n

Color Guard's first performance of the year on Seacrest field.

NSBA day. All the girls practicing staying at attention before marching on the field to run through the whole show one last time for the season.

Learning their first toss during an indoor band practice.

Juniors Jazmyne Bouwens, Lily Murphy, Sara Naylor, and Cassidy Morrison, senior Taylor Wynn, juniors Kaila Laursen, Joselyn _ Interiano, and Kathleen Espenhover, senior Shelly Nguyen, sophomore Angie Gomez, and seniors Marlene Chavez, and Alyssa Chapman gathered in the stands of an away game against Northstar ready to show everyone their new made t-shirts along with some hand/arm movements

The very last almost full picture of the 201 7 Marching Band season. Taken after the NSBA competition

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uniors Joselyn Interiano and Kathleen Espenhover going through the flag work. half time show.

The 201 7-201 8 Lincoln Northeast Marching Band surpassed their predecessors.

This year they earned two II l 1 1 ratings and a 11 211 rating at their competitions. This season being the Northeast band's best, they've progressed in their marching and playing. With Mr. Brian Vuu as the new director, they have accomplished great things and can continue to keep on raising the bar to new heights for their goals.

Band is similar to a village: we all have problems, but if you ask for help someone will always have your back. "No matter how hard you think that you have worked or how much you really want to go to bed, you can always dig deeper," senior Drum Major Aaron Reyes stated.

The band has had this motto the past few years: they are a family and a family wins and fails and rises and falls together as one. The band may not be the biggest band compared to other Lincoln schools, but 130 people is just right for Lincoln Northeast.

Color Guard performing Their show "El Diablo de Las Lomas " at halftime of the Memorial Stadium game qgainst Fremont, a huge honor

Teacher Brian Vuu, conducting the National Anthem at Memorial Stadium .

Chris Russert, Jack Klingenberg, Sophomores Regan Delp and Vi Tran, and Freshman Tristan Kyhn pouring their hearts into their notes .

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Senior Drum majors

Aaron Reyes, Keshawn Stubblefield, and Xochtil Perez waiting to start their , performance.

The Trumpet Section marching backwards to their next spot in their routine

Lincoln Northeast marching band at Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island.

LNE Pit (sophomores Vi Tran and Reagan Delp, seniors Jack Klingenberg and · Chris Russert, junior Braxton Cole, and sophomores Nathan Hoff, Matthew Dahmen, and Madisen Outz) playing at Memorial Stadium.

The music department appreciates one another as a whole, but this does not ig nore the the different aspects of the usical family. Each student works to gether to create different e rformances, whether that be a concert, sh owcase,a play. Ea ch show

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Harmony and Dynamix all progress to make one harmonious sound along with the fun of dancing. The bands plan to combine all forms of sound to create a • beautiful The theater students bring together a plot to appreciate the art that is acting. Overall, these high school performers excel in expressing themselves through the music department. Music has helped them become comfortable with themselves and their talents, and they hope to continue the journey.

Seniors Xochtil Perez as Morticia and Aaron Reyes as Gomez singing their part in "Four Things. "

The Addams Family was full of great acts and great music. There was visible enjoyment from the audience. The jokes appealed to young and old audience members. Just like every year, the house was packed each and every night. One aspect of the musical which was different this year was the musical pit who play the background music and make the sound effects. The musical pit had a different location; they were hidden behind a screen which made them sound more professional. The students were dedicated to put on an over the top performance for friends, family, and musical lovers. Every night the cast, pit, and the behind the scenes crew acknowledged what they could improve for the upcoming night. Not only was the audience blown away, but everyone who put on the show was equally-- if not more--pleased with the overall outcome of the musical.

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senior Alex Crooks as LUcas Beineke and juniors Elliot Mandevil and Lily Murphy as his mother and father, Mal and Alice Beineke

Senior Aaron Reyes playing Gomez Addams singing his solo in "Trapped".

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Junior Jadyn Keller as Wednesday Addams

senior Alex crooks as Lucas Beineke.

Senior Kaylie Hill playing Jane.

Juniors Michelle Nguyen and Candela Recio Gil play a scene from Our Miss Brooks.

One of the many things that goes on here at LNE during the fall is the fall play. Even though it is not as big as the musical, it is still really fun to come watch. ·They put a lot of hard work into the play. They have many rehearsals to help them get ready for the big show. It can be tough at times to memorize their lines but when ifs time for the big show, the cast always pulls through and gives their best performance. All of the theater kids say that they really enjoy working with each other and that they are all really close. Some of the seniors even say that they are really going to miss theater when they graduate because it was one of their favorite things about high school. The upperclassmen help the incoming freshman get used to performing as well. Some of the students even say that they are all like one big family. For this years fall play, they did "Our Miss Brooks " "Our Miss Brooks " is a beloved American situation comedy about a cynical high school english teacher. Each performance they gave was very well put together and organized.

Junior Trevor Gold Eas Martin and freshman Grant Ferrell as Stanley

Seniors Kaylie HIii as Jane and Haileigh Lowell as Miss Brooks.

Freshman Trista Topil as Mrs. Allen.

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The Lark is a historically accurate play based on the trial of Joan of Arc in the Catholic Church. The play was written in l 952 and presented on Broadway in 1955. The play begins at the beginning of Joan's trial, and uses flashbacks to help convey the story of Joan and how she was spoken to by what she believes to be an angel bringing a message from God. The play goes on showing how a l 400's Catholic court session was conducted using flashbacks to help convey stories told by Joan.

The play was presented beautifully by all of the enthusiastic cast members. You could tell that immense effort was put into the presentation, preparation, planning, and costume design. The play was very entertaining to watch, with some very memorable humor such as the king with his cup and ball and the phrase, "Don't be an idiot! The devil understands French."

The play was performed very well by the students, and it was also a great sign that in a world where every movie is 500% CGI (Computer Generated Images) that bringing scenes to life with great acting and prop design hasn't faded into the past.

A conversation between the archbishop played by junior Michelle Nguyen and La Tremouille played by freshman Macey Meyers.

Senior Natalie Delaney as Yolande and in the back is Senior Nicoletta Cole as Warwick and Senior Alex Wachman as the Promoter .

In the front is the Mother played by freshman Trista Topil and in the back is senior Kaylie Kill playing Joan.

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Sylas Abarr, Audrey Andrew, Elyssa Andrew, Josephina Bacon, Myah Beltran, Courtney Brush, Tanish Canby -Buchanan, Secilia Carver, Kelly Conway, Jake Frederick, Jacob Green, Adrianna Haas, Nathan Hoff, Caleb Holmbeck, Katrina Hookham, Oscar Huang, Gregory Hubbard, Emmett Hudson , Phiona lnhofe , Kai Kelly, Cole Kempcke, Jackson Klingenberg, Alyssa Kolb, Emma Krause, Annika Kuchar, Linden Leach-Sanna, Elliott Mandeville, Evan Miller, Abby Neil, Amy Perez, Xochitl Perez, John Peterson, Christine Phan, My Phan, Faith Pracht, Brianna Roenne, Jadyn Rogge, Christian Russert, Gracie Scagg, Janis Segovia Lopez, Elizabeth Spellman, Makaylynn Steele, Keshawn Stubblefield, D'kota Thomas, Jenna White, Hope Whitney, Jackson Williams, Kaleb Woodward

Edwin Aguirre-Ontiveros, Samirah Al-yass, Manal Amon, Alexis Arkulari, Haley Bieber, Keilee Brion, Emily Cejka, Braxton Cole, Renee Dillard, Grant Ferrell, Persephone Fischer, Alex Fitzpatrick-Gutierrez, Bryson Folds, Mace Fowler, Valentina Fowler, Sierra Heaps, Maria Hernandez, Bianca Higgins, Isabel Hollcroft, Ouijuan Hunter, lya Jangir,. Tristan Kyhn, Libby Mcdaniel, Jedidiah Morton, Jacob Pracht, Joeie Radadbaugh, Connor Renard, Natalie Robbins, Alyssa States, John Ulrichson, Frank Ill.Vogt, Clare Williams, Nyamal Wiyual, Bailey Zatloukal

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Northeast is very lucky to have many different things, one of those things includes the band. Consisting of orchestra, wind ensemble, Honors jazz, prep jazz, pep, symphonic, and show bands, our rocket musicians keep growing by number and improving their level of skills. Most of the kids are involved in many of those groups and that requires a lot of responsibility. With smiles on their faces, our rocket musicians know how to manage to do that successfully. ''i'm really proud of the work ethic and the musicianship in the music program" said Vuu, one of the band instructors.

Mr.Vuu and Mr.Snyder are both really proud of this year's musicians, and are looking to · strengthen individual techniques to be able to read music sufficiently. The bands perform a lot, the musicians have the challenge of performing in short amount of days , making sacrifices and learning new music, it sometimes may be stressful "But the Kids love it so it makes the job enjoya ble ." Mr.Snyder. That;s what makes the band so successful. Sometimes the band family, as Vuu likes to call our band, they don't always agree on things, instead of seeing it as negative, it's actually a sign that shows caring for the bands, if anything it makes the LNE band stronger.

Carson Beach, Hanna h Beach, Dorian Bobbett, Cristian Cervantes, Alex Clarkson, Nicoletta Cole, Jennifer Delatorre, Regan Delp, Samuel Grow , Jayden Hile, Katelynn Kerr, Annaliese Kohrell , Sa r in a Kyhn, Jennifer Linke, Jza Mcwilliams -Gray, Taylor Morgan, Annie Nyguyen, Courtney Overman, Pebbles Parker, Justin Pham, Maria Sell, Ally Skinner , Kami Sorensen, Rhiannan Timmermann, Vi Tran, Gab r iel Truesdale, Kimberly Viera, Mitchell Walton, Mesha Williams, Breanna Epp

Sylas Abarr, Braxton Cole, Pearl Cole, Evan Cornwell, Shahzoda Faizieva, Mace Faizeva, Mace Fowler, Valentina Fowler, Roland Garcia, Catherine Hubbard, Phiona lnhofe, Kai Kelly, Julianna Lanxon, Bayly Lee, Hayley Long, Sierra Lynch, Elliot Mandeville, Libby McDaniel, Amy Perez, Faith Pracht, Candela Gil Recio, Ethan Riegsecker , Natalie Robbins, Elizabeth Spellman, Jaden Thompson, Frank A.Ill Vogt, Jacob Weskamp, Kiersten Wiatt, Jackson Williams

Liberty Bixenmann, Courtney Brush, Eli Connatser, Matthew Dahmen , Jacob Green, Jayden Hile, Gregory Hubbard, Cole Kempcke, Jackson Klingenberg, Annika Kuchar, Riley Lanxon, Linden Leach- Sanna, Alexis Maly, McKenzie Meyer, Evan Miller, Lindsey Musil, Xochitl Perez, Payton Shores, Keshawn Stubblefield, Kirby Zinniel

To an untrained eye, Show Choir is just a group of kids -brought together because of a shared interest of song and dance. However, spending just an hour in a room with them, one can quickly see that this is more than just participants in some school activity, its a family brought together by a shared love of the art. While Show Choir is divided into three separate groups, Dynamix and Voices N Harmony. These people from all different backgrounds are brought under the leadership of their faithful teacher, Amy Thorpe. She has somehow managed to form this band of unruly children into a singing force to be reckoned with. This family has gone on to perform all over Nebraska, from Central City to Grand Island, against people all over the Midwest.

•At Southwest high school here in Nebraska, they ranked 4th overall in the entire competition, a stark contrast to years past where they didn't even place. Their biggest competition of the year, Grand Island, is in just a couple of weeks, but that close connection they have created should take them far. Win or lose, they'll all carry the experiences they have shared over the post years into their futures.

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Alivia ~mory , Liberty Bixenmann,Alexis Bott,Jazzmyne Bouwens,Mycah Byrd,Alyssia Camarillo,Maranda Oem, Kirsten Eickhoff, Rayonna Gearhart, Emma Gill-Einspahr, Sierra Heaps, Bianca Higgins , Emily Holmer, Hailey Holmer,Christina Huffman-Nunez,Natalie Huffman-Nunez,Kaila Laursen,Haley Maynez,Arzoo Mohammad,Sara Naylor, Riley Nelson, Kendell Pigford, Rachel Rockemann, Marcella Schilz, Kristel Sison, Briana Tuveson, Meg Upah, Lidia Velazco Barrientos,Yaquelin Velazco Barrientos,Angel Wylie.

Vanesa Alcade, Caleb Anderson, Jurnee Boucher, Annie Bui, Dylan, Mathew Carlson, Alyssa Chapman, Alex Crooks

Athena Ellis, Kathleen Espenhover,Ethan Falk, Kaitlyn Foley, Alaina Fullerton, Dylan Goodrich, Kaitlyn Hunt, Riley Irvin, Blaze Johnson, Nathaniel Karr, Jadyn Keller, Ayden Koss-Marshall, Mason Kozak, Serenity Loving,Cole Lundy Elliott Mandeville, Sydney Meier, Payton Merchant, Mackenzie Moreno, Lily Murphy, Chris Pearson, Xochitl Perez

Elyse Peterson, Christine Phan, Israel Renteria-Bell Aaron Reyes, Hannah Schofield, Riley Schwartztrauber, Payton Shores, Anthony Simms, Frankie Skorohod-Guerra, Aubrey Smith, Sierra Smith, Anna Steinman, Kendell Straughter Alex, Wachman, Mitchell Walton, Anna Watson, Ta lor W nn

Dynamix girls singing "Rocking the Boat" at Gretna where they got 1st place in their division.

Voices N Harmony belting out "Are you Gonna be my Girl" at the Southwest Showdown.

Junior Lily Murphy singing her solo in "Mother Knows Best" playing the character known as the mother in the movie Tangled.

Senior Alex Crooks nd junior Jayden Keller singing their duets in "Take Me IAway".

Vocal Music is a hard working, excellent group here at Northeast. Not just the students' abilities to sing, but their impact on the people around them. Vocal Music teacher, Mrs. Thorpe describes how the three vocal groups inspire her, "I enjoy watching them gain confidence and grow as performers. I am most proud of them when they are proud of themselves. It is like watching a light turn on. There becomes a new found sense of themselves". These students sure do shine bright, and their confidence shows for it. Leadership is a big role in vocals, every member respects what they're doing and who they are singing with. The 2018 motto that these students have followed. "Show an attitude of gratitude". Every member is proud of who they are and the people they are singing with. Creating an exceptionally performing, vocal family. All the talented students in Chambers, Concert Choir, and LNE Singers put fear aside and did something new. Joining this group allows new experiences everyday. Not just in one's talent, but one's personality. A quote Mrs. Thorpe shares from The Music Man, 11 Pile up too many tomorrows and you'll find that you end up with a bunch of empty yesterdays. 11 Take a risk and do something out of the comfort zone. Life may be normal and good, but why not make it magnificent?

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Mrs. Amy Thorpe

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Gala

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Soon to be Rocket alums. ifs safe to say these four years fly by We have come this far with people who have come and gone in our lives But to the people who have helped us -in any form or way , we appreciate it. Thank you to every single

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teacher, f riend , and family who encouraged us to reach our full potential. We're where we are now because of everyone who has played a role in our lives, big or small. And now we are thriving and • eager to indulge ourselves into the "real world 11 • We want to utilize ou r knowledge and life skills and apply it in any way possible. This is the year to make every moment count while also prepping for the future . We've rocked black and white for four years, now it's time to rep new vibrant colors. And here is where paths are finally split after being together in this community since preschool. Here is where we send our farewells and wish each other the best Its our time to take control and see where our new journey will lead.

you remember the football team went to state sophomore year you remember the one and only purple out at a basketball game we were the first class to have Rocket Crew you have the number 12 on your ID you have a board on Pinterest of cute dorm ideas you remember a school without cameras they painted· literally the entire school for what seems like a lifetime you only have four classes that consist of all electives you visit Brooks' and Hunts class just to kill time you receive tons of calls and letters from colleges you've never heard of visiting your pets at home for lunch is the best part of your day you had planners with a strict limit of two bathroom passes per day you left your backpack in your car for who knows how long you have loads of scholarship papers stacked mountain high every moment leading up to graduation becomes more precious your Senioritis began on day one of senior year you understand how annoying you were as a freshman you're more worried about grad party essentials than your classes your friend group is smaller but way more genuine . you were a part of student sections that were enormous and loud you don't wear your ID because all the admins know you you never thought you'd miss bus rides until it was your last away game Amy Carlson was accused of dealing drugs when it was only Advil you've met with your counselor for the l st time ever be of graduation you remember the good ol' days without hallway sweeps you know all the less-crowded side staircases you've missed countless days of school because of numerous activities the weight room was up in the wrestling room you chuckle at the freshmen sprinting to be the first ones in the lunch line , you're only stressing about getting grad invites sent out in the mail you have headphones & a charger but not even a pencil you went to girls and boys state basketball two years in a row everything is your last but you're more than ready to get out of high schoo l

U2 Seniors

Tasneem Abdelfatah Ghadeer Abdulridha Sahar Abdulridha

Huda Abu Nasab

Audrey Adams

Mariam AI-Gareeb Muhammad AI-Shimary Sultan Aldmairi Suttan Alexander-Campbell

Mary Allalo

Mayan Allalo Christina Allsman Nohely Alvarez Fatima Al Sammak

Isabelle Amberg

Korbin Amen Alivia Amory

Madison Andersen

Akeem Anderson

Brooke Arena

Senior Portraits Enriquez

Asmir Arnautovic Tara Au AyakAyaj

Mya Bahm Raquel Balderas Davis Bartling Carson Beach

Shelby Beaty

Gregory Benes Allison Betz

Sidney Bishop Liberty Bixenmann

James Blake

Shelby Bloom Camden Blowers Katrina Bluhm

Zachary Bodfield Mallari Borgheiinck

Keila Borjas Espinosa Janae Brandt

Bryce Brazee Tristen Broome Courtas Brown

Destiny Brown

Courtney Brush Ngan Bui

Diamond Bush

Oralia Bush

Marisa Calnan

Amy Carlson Juan Castellanos Noah Cathey

Madilyn Cebuhar

Jenny Cejka

John Cejka Alyssa Chapman

Marlene Chavez Nyapak Chieng

Jordan Cobb Joshua Cogley Bretton Cole

Michael Cole Nicoletta Cole Cierra Coleman-Fulton Damaris Colmenero Eli Connatser

Kole Connick Evan Cornwel I Nathaniel Couture Asia Cox Orrin Crabtree

Cheyenne Crandall Alex Crooks

Tylea Cross Preston Cummings Garet Darnall

Hailey Davidson Anthony Davison

Jennifer Delatorre Jason Dennis

Cassidy Dils

Darius Dixon Zachary Dobrusky Krystal Donahoo Emery Dowding

Elijah Downs Alicia Dreier Brady Dunsmoor

Sandra Duran

Jordan Durand Jordyn Durham Breanna Epp

Jason Eppens Aaliyah Evans

Senior Portraits

Octavias Farr

Justin Faust

Drew Ferguson Angie Ficke

Olivia Flores Christ ian Florez Winston Folds

Valentina Fowler David Fowlkes Jo r da n Fr iesen Benjamin Fuehrer Americle Fuqua

Lydia Gallentine Luis Garcia Lopez Lona Garman Olivia Gehle Tiana Gill

Aidan Glenn Ethan Goddard

Danae Green Blake Greuter

Aaron Haeffner Micah Haggan

Alexis Hartsgrove Courtney Hauser

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Sally Golightly

Kyra GruebeleMccurdy Emmelie Hall

Jacob Hawkins

•Dylan Goodrich

Evony Graewe

Kyla Gushard Amal Hadgi

Michael Hansen

Sophie Hart

Jax Helm

Tyler Hertzel

Kaylie Hill Alexis Hinkle

Gabrielle Holaday Hailey Holmer

Cole Holmes

Molly Houser

Cody Hoyt

Adil Hs kan

Alexa Hullowhorn Jordan Huynh Zachary Jacoby

Madison Hinze Schuyler Hobbs

Autumn Hoskins Maddie Hatler

Gregory Hubbard

Jessica Huenink

JR Jenkins Jakob Jones

Senior Portraits

Nick Johns Amaiya Johnson

Chris Juhl

Alma Jurisic

Linda Kero

Kena Kinnan

Madison Klutts Trevor Knaub

Senior Portraits

Julian Johnson

Nicholas Keating

Brandon Kinnison

Jacob Karell

Heidi Jones

Dustin Kellogg

Makenna Kirk

Brittany KorgieThomas

Kiannah Jones

Kristen Kellogg

Jackson Klingenber g

Ayden Koss-Marshall

Hasaan Koudy Emma Krause Shailey Kruger

Annika Kuchar

Abby Kudym

James Kurtz Breana Lamprecht Riley Lanxon

Katrina Larsen

Thomas Larsen

Chasten Larson Cindy Le

Katie Le

Kevin Le Linden Leach-Sanna

Laquincia Lee Aaliyah Leija

Naomi Lemesa

Callie Lenhoff

Devin Lobato

Eliodoro Lopez-Garcia Jason Lovell Haileigh Lowell • Terrell Lozano Cole Lundy

David Magwire Alexis Maly

Tessa Mariscal Tre Marshall Brennen Mcalpin

Dustin Mccarthy Caprice Mcginnis Noah Mcquinn

Hannah Medina

Sydney Meier Alexis Mejia-Sanchez Alihandro Mendoza Dulce Mendoza Payton Merchant

Cassie Merwick Jacob Meyer Keaton Meyers Daniel Meza Katarina Miller-Andersen

Zack Mills Chandler Mohr Tiannah Moore Zarek Morey

Taylor Morgan

Alicia Mumford Baylee Murgas

Lill ian Murphy Esias Murry

Victoria Murry

Lindsey Musil Michael Naylor

Nancy Nguyen Russel Nguyen

Shelly Nguyen

Senior Portraits

Tommy Nguyen Tony Nguyen Alexandria Nicewonger

Harley Nicholson Jacob Nicholson

Hannah Ochsner

William Oconnor Tyler Oehm Baylin Ostgaard

Charissa Parker

Eleeza Parker Anakin Parratt

Yesh Patel Xochitl Perez

Ashley Persinger

\ Christine Phan Rhiannon Pickrel Tucker Pinyan Juan Polsaquie

Kenyon Price

Ethan Radabaugh Leo Ramirez

Teri Reid Israel Renteria Michael Resler

Aaron Reyes Joseph Richter Ethan Rickards Madison Rief Morgan Rief

Taban Rik Melissa Rima Jasmine Roach

Michael Rodriguez Joshua Root

Tyler Rosenlof Cai Ross

Alex Ruhnke

Ben Runyan

Christian Russert

Haylee Rutt

Ryan Rutt

Zachary· Ruwe • Justin Sacks

Bailey Salisbury

Julio Saquic Huajan Neira Schafer

Kyle Scheer

Zachary Scheer

Noah Schofield

Amaya Scott Sydney Sells

Cory Semin Jordyn Senstock

Isaiah Serrano

Javionna Shadegg Avery Short

Jacob Short Dillon Shoup Cameron Shriner

Anthony Simms

Alexis Soderstrom

Damion Sprague

Brett Stewart

Corbin Sindel

Cesar Sotelo Hernandez

Makaylynn Steele

Kendell Straughter

Caeden Sklenicka

Mustafa Soumit

Alina Stefkovich

Khalilullah Sultani

Jaslynn Smith Sierra Smith

Donovan Speer Nick Spencer

Breanna Stege Anna Steinman

Taylor Swenson Lance Tam

Senior Portraits

Saron Tekeste Rueben Therrien

Jalicia Tietjen Rhiannan Timmermann

James Townscend Theresa Tran

Alla Vatulko Yaquelin Velazco

Senior Portraits

Jacob Thoelke

Andrea Tork

Jacob Traupe

Lidia Velazco Barrientos

Kane Thompson Payton Thompson

Luselena Torres Grace Towle

I Adolfo Valverde Cruz Avery Vanderzee

Jenna Voxcheske

John Vu

Three-year Graduates: (Juniors)

Emilee

Kaila Laursen

Alex Wachman

Jarod White

Jacob Wozny

Mikayla Zatloukal

Anna Watson

Taybion Wilks

Ashton Wyman

Emily Zimmerman

Elisa Webber

Chandra Wills

Taylor Wynn

Nathan Wenz

Jardin Wilson

Jennifer Yaeger

Mikayla West

AndyWitzki

Jaydan Yeutter

Lexxi Crocket

Karissa Fuller

Mudge

Juniors are in the place where they are upperclassman and only have one mo rE year to go. Ifs said to be one of the hard years in high school, but here are some . things about finally being a junior. You o n have one more year of high school, yo u can leave for lunch and not get in troub lf and you can go to prom. Isn't that excit in and eventful?

Leaving for lunch is that little bit of freedom you are finally getting. Some juniors are just now getting their licenses < J can finally drive without their parents witr them. A majority of juniors stop caring o r : choose sweatpants every day of the we E You finally find that one group of frie[)ds , think you're going to stick with, but it's okc you don't. Trust me, it's not the end of th E world. The ACT, it's a thing and you're tak i it and you're probably hating your life rig r now but its okay. Again, its not the end c the world.

Junior year may seem like the end of world and all you're thinking about right n is quitting. Listen for a second, you've do r two years of this, you've got like a week IE of this year, enjoy summer, and come back and finish your last year.

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Fuad AI-Dhary Hussain AI-Gharib Vanesa Alcalde

Blaise Anderson Jahkerry Anderson Keegan Anderson

Amina Arnautovic Jayden Arthur Miles Aubuchon

Malia Balboa Evan Ballagh Jon Barnard

Alyssa Benson Arlanders Berry Vivian Berry

Jazzmyne Bouwens Kane Bower-Wieser

Shawnae Boyd

Keegan· Agena

Destiny Aldridge

Torrin Anderson

Swsan Baapir

Aspen Barr

Dorian Bobbett

Yashua Bradley . Nana Ahmed

Isaac Alexander

Eric Andrews

Josephina Bacon

Alissa Becker

Chase Boltz Armin J\jir

Ammar Al Haider

Simone Arizola

I Kallin Bailey

Myah Beltran

Jurnee Boucher

Graciela Bravo- Thomas Brennan Uriostegui Junior Portraits

Ethan Brock Jayden Brown Jediah Brown Brandon Brugger-Isom

Haley Buchenau Hannah Buchenau Hope Buescher Annie Bui

Jace Burton Antowyne Butler Mathew Carlson Secilia Carver

Dante Ceballos Robert Charging Hawk Kaleb Chase Riley Chase

Kane Clapper Claiton Clough Brayan Colmenero Kobe Converse

Lexxi Crockett Malcolm Croskey Haven Crouse Collin Cummings

Tristan Decker Jonathan Delgadillo Domingaez Junior Portraits

Jonathan Demarre Lane Devor

Nyapal Buak

Hannah Buba r

Michael Burchess Jackson Burpe f

Keara Castle Amon Ceballo s

Kristian Chism Jacobo Cifuente ~

Kelly Conway Seth Corter

Tatum Custer Amy Dang

Millenia De La Cerda Zack Dils

Bronson Dowding Charles Dungan Sydney Earleywine Malik Edwards Kirsten Eickhoff Hannah Eigsti

Sydnee Eiland Michaela Ellington

Athena Ellis Orion Emanuel· Taeveon Enriquez Joshua Erabui

Brandon Escamilla Kathleen Espenhover Treyson Fankhauser Alejandra Ferro

Daniel Ficke

Zachary Finney

Amber Fisher Mike Flatt

Jared Folsom

Amy Fowlkes Jake Frederick Gina Friesen

James Garrett Alex Gaskins Corey Gee

.. Gabrielle Gill Miguel Godinez

Ana Goettsche

Wendy Forlemu Keyen Fossberg Emily Fountain

Karissa Fuller • Lunden Fulsaas

Madison Gehle Nie Gehle Arianna Gill

Trevor Golder Elizabeth Golightly Dania Gomez

Junior Portraits

America Gomez-Mariscal Ethan Gonzales Manuel Gonzalez Carlin Goodwin Baylee Gorski

Morgan Greg ~

Hahler Groth Samuel Grow Ivy Guenter Adrianna Haas Hannah Hackstadt Kasha Mall

Zaineb Hameed Robert Hansen Mckenna Harrington Breanna Hartshorn Dylan Heaston Dylan HeinbignE

Taj Helmstadter Jamilet Hernandez Andrew Hillary Emily Holmer Katrina Hookham Alex Horse

Cherokee Horton CJ Hoyt Oscar Huang Ariez Huddleston Natalie Huffman-Nunez Kaitlyn Hunt

Shaleija Hunter Bouthaina Ibrahim Joselyn Interiano Treyvonn lronshell Riley Irvin Allie Jackson

Junior Portraits

Jacob Jackson Taylor Jackson

Hunter Jam es Martav ious Jenkins Blaze Johnson

Bryce.Johnson

Seth Johnston Eli Jones

Terrell Jones Garrett Jurgens Nathaniel Karr Quinton Kehm

Jadyn Keller Quinn Keller

Chelsea Kelly Cole Kempcke Anna Kermmoade

Rebecca Kerns

Katherine Kero Frankie Kohn Annaliese Kohrell Alyssa Kolb Lilly Krause

Thane Kuser

Caleb Kyes Sarina Kyhn

Jordan Larabee

Isaiah Latzel Kaila Laursen Andy Le

Kassidy Leapley-Wright Mckenzie Leedom

Grant Lemay

Taylor Lengel Aleksandra Ligay

Jadelynn Lind

Junior Portraits

Mckenzie Lloyd Bryanna Lockman Dav id Loffelmacher Hayley Long Serenity Loving Sierra Lync h

Machar Machar Jared Macku Tibon Mansfield Kerleme Maribaga Meg Markley Cody Marsh

Alicia Martinez Haley Maynez Chris Mcclain Andrew Mcwilliams Brooke Medvin

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Dionna Mendoza Dea n gelo MendozaJo h nson

Josiah Meredith Makaylie Meredith Tanner Meredith

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Jacob Meyer Jose Meza Velazque z Oda liz Miguel Vasquez Gabby Miller

Farida Mohame c

Fa t hma Moh a mm ed Connor Moody Mackenzie Moreno Cassidy Morrison Preston Mort Jayden Moss

Emilee MudgeHaleigh Murphy Lily Murphy Jashunta Murray Tavon Murray Sara Naylor

Abby Neill Liyah Nguyen

Michelle Nguyen Shayla Nguyen Theresa Nguyen Justin Nicholson

Jace Niederhaus Autumn Nutter Jessica Oltmer Hadley Outlaw-Williams Courtney Overman

Brennan Parks

Daniel Patterson Katie Patterson Joey Patton Say Kay Paw Brennon Pedersen Amy Perez

Darius Perry John Peterson

Olivia Petitt Tracey Pham • Johnny Phan

Keturah Pierson

Kendell Pigford Michaela Pluta

Aryana Polfus

Elise Poole Makayla Pooler Nyabanyping Puoch

Junior Portraits

Cesar Ramirez Erika Ramirez Garret Rasmussen

Annabelle Rea

Candela Recio-Gil Spencer Ree d

Adam Reifler Maisen Rejda

Kambree Rhodes Alexis Rieck

Jolie Rina~er

Tyler Robertson Rachel Rockemann Bryan Rodriguez Jasmin Rodriguez Emmelia Rogers Erne 5ro Romero-zunig 2.

Samuel Roper Jakobi Rose Arianna Ross Ed u a rdo Ru e las Nava Arkel Russell

Devin Rutt

Mauricio Salazar Rachel Sams Katlyn Schaffer Chayse Schaub Christian Schaub Kate Schoening

Ryan Secord Jan is Segovia Lopez Camren Severson Brianna Shadegg Payton Shores Katie Short

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Aubree Shurter Jayda Simonson Keelie Simpson Shawn Sizemote

Aubrey Smith

Malachi Smith

Kami Sorensen Peyton Spencer Britney Starkey Brandi Steele Samuel Steele

Anthony Stege

Jamie Steiner Madalyn Sterns Ben Stewart Levi Stiles Kristian Stoki

Alanah Straka

Kiyone Stuchl Zoe Sutton Alejandro Tafolla Samantha Tate· Hunter Taylor Adam Termaat

Mika! Thompson Nyariek Thor Azaiya Trainor

Erica Trambly Starle Travis

Connor Triplett

Jaden Trosper Gabriel Truesdale

Cordell Tyrrell Lilly Uhlmann

Meg Upah

Trevor Vanarsdall

Junior Portraits

Emmanuel Vargas Lopez Noe Vazquez Pineda Nathan Vergith Chase Vernon

Tobin Vocasek Mitchell Walton Keyaun Washington Brandon Wegner Kobe Weinberger Jenna Wend,el ir

Ryder Wenzl Alyssa Wessel Emily Westfahl Jenna White Paul White

Ricky White

Hope Whitney Angelique Williams Markel Williams Mesha Williams Cayla Williby Taylor Willnow

Makayla Winningham Nyandeng Wiyual Tyjah Wolfe Treyvyn Wollen Riley Woodward Tyler Wooldridge

Jaedyne Wright Aaron Wulf Xianghui Xie Khalid Yahya Jacob Zimmerman Alessandra Zuniga

Junior Portraits

Ah ... yes, l 0th grade. The time where you (debatably) grow up from your still 1 immature/embarrassing self from ninth grade. You already have a good muscle memory of the environment, yet you still • haven't met everybody (and I'm not talking about just the new freshmen). You didn't have to worry about some SAT/ACTs, but this year you got a taste of what the ACT is going to be like in your junior year. Tenth grade is just another year of dealing with mental challenges like intelligence, procrastination, jealousy, love, etc. But in the end, its all good in the hood. Also you have like two more years of this, so those challenges are most likely going to continue in the future. Oof.

Justin Abbink Hayder Abdulridha Kyler Agena

Hashim AI-Rubai Samirah AI-Yass Lathen Alder

Mustafa Al Jafari Osamah Al Khazraji Abbas Al Saedi

Jeremy Arthur Amecia Avila

Jacob Bard Coltin Barnhart Marysa Barnhill

Isaac Biddle Logan Bodfield Lynn Boelts

Sophomore Portraits

Bryan Aguirre Anaya Amal AI-Gharib Donna AI-Moth a a,

Jemma Allen Zeena Al Bawee Morteza Al Jafc i

Isaac Anno

Christian Bacon

Ashton Bean Nyabhan Bol

Alexis Arkular i Sunni Balboa

Keaton Beaudette Belinda Benn

Charmel Bondegard

Diana Borjas Espinosa

Alexis Bott Teryn Bower

Trevon Boykins Brynn Bradley Miles Bramhall

Kaiden Bratt

Kendall Broussard Aleashea Brown Luke Buettner Kali Burnham

James Burson

Carson Busch

Tony Bush Elijah Buxton

Mycah Byrd Dillon Campbell Dylan Campbell

Keyona Cessna-Hill Ali Chanyour

Arnold Chavez Thon Chiene • Alex Clarkson Maranda Clem

Tyara Closser Haylie Clover Jayden Cobb Amarye Cole Braxton Cole Pearl Cole

Alijan Coleman Aysha Coleman Hailey Condreay Mychaela Cook Sophomore Portraits

Janet Cortez Noah Coulter

Simon Coulter Andrew Couture Jalen Curry India Curtis

/ Trevor Curtis Alex Cushman

Nancy Dang Jamil Daniel Nhi Dao

Tareq Darwees h

Zachary Dasenbrock Kaiden Davis Mitchell Davis Chloe Davison John Deford Regan D!=IP

Cobey Dils

Matthew Dahmen Michelle Donahoo Bahjat Orman Nick Dungan

Chazz Durant Estefani Echeverria Sara Edwards Gunner Espenhover Jasmine Evans Delaney Exon

Zahraa Fanharawi Caitlin Faust Kyle Fegley Caden Feit

Sophomore Portraits

Jalen Flores Dakota Florez Kaitlyn Foley Cole Fotopulos - Rylin Fowlkes-Nearhood Jaylynn Frazier

Jazmine Friesen Reece Fuchs Alaina Fullert o n Brianna Gandara Maria Garcia Herrera Rayonna Gearhart

Brandon Gemmell Dashawn Gill Makiah Gill Madison Gilleland Jeremy Gilliam Angie Gomez

Anthony Gomez Anthony Gome z Mej ia Garren Goodw in Hons Graewe Mathew Grant Jacob Green

I Harley Greenfield Mackenzie Gregg Logan Gronewald Xavier Gruebele-Mcc u rdY Navaiha Guerra-Perry Nicolas Halleen

Emad Halo Gharib Halo Isaak Harms Lateefa Haydaw Wisam Haydaw Tyler Hazen

Sophomore Portraits

Graham Heiser Traven Heiser

Colby Helmstadter Polet Hernandez Ouinta n

Jorge Hidalgo Ramirez Danielle Hier Trevor Hill Erik Hite

Isabel Hollcroft Kiley Horak Tristen Horton Jesston Howard Magdal Hskan

Catherine Hubbarc

I Kyana Hubbard Madisyn Hurley Mackenzie Hurst-Munden Logan Huynh Sang Huynh Aihab llyas

Karizma Jackson Diego Jacobo Rios

Negin Jaizan Shelby Janssen Kyle Jasa

Romina Jeizan

True Jensen Sepehr Jeyzan

Michelle Jimenez Zyriarn Johnson

CJ Jones

Jonathan Juarez Miyasar Kalo •

Haifa Khurmish Jad Khurmish

Sophia Kirk Izabel Kleinberg

Eden Kruce Cassie Kyriss

Julianna Lanxon Tate Le

Bayly Lee Esther Lemesa Lauren Lewandowski Kaylee Lile

Alexander Lloyd Christina Lorenzen Brandon Lowell Aidan Lunn

Elliott Mandeville Daustin Manske

Dyian Mara Tanner Marlin

Arien Kasem

Skye Kowalski

Mason Kozak

Zachary Le Ethan Kyes

Jennifer Linke Morgan Lipskey

Kaleb Lybarger Daniel Madera

Shakirah Martin Sophomore Portraits

Sygni Masters Mariah Mathews Sarah Mathis

Kaylee Mcdonald Synaizha Mcewen Victor Melendez

Taylor Mertlik Mckenzie Meyer Alexis Meyers

Evan Miller Shayonna Miller Brianna Minter

Maxime Mbon gu en M ila Owen Mcclung

Domi n ick MendozaJohnso n

Alicia Meza Jay Menyweather

Robert Michael

Mckenna Minter Arzoo Mohammad

Wilder Molina Mason Montgom ery Moises Montoya Felix Corianna Morehart Jakob Moreno

Natavian Morton Shianne Mumford Riley Nelson Annie Nguyen Don Nguyen

Libby McdaniE

Kaleb Merrill

Caleb Miller

Braden Mohr Wyatt Morgan

Hung Nguyen

Kevin Nguyen Larry Nguyen Nhi Nguyen

Tommy'Nguyen Treyton No Moccasin Ryan Olsen

Julian Ortega Marley Outlaw-Williams Madisen Outz Jack Pang • Jacqueline Panzi Jerricho Parratt

Shelby Parrott Chris Pearson

Dalton Peck Jose Louis Pesina Juan Carlos Pesina Kaden Peters

Elyse Peterson Justin Pham

Wint Pham

Taneya Phillips

Garrett Pickel

Trevor Pieschke

Brayden Poppe Faith Pracht

Caleb Pruss-Ha nsen Sajjad Qasim Miguel Quintana Tayler Rabago

Joeie Radabaugh Jade Raney

Ethan Rasmussen

Hannah Ray Colton Reinick Andres Renteria

Sophomore Portraits

Keionne Rhodes Jacob Rodriguez

· Adaunte Rodriquez Brianna Roenne Jadyn Rogge

Bryan Rome

Gregg Roundtree Andre Russell Donald Ryan Julian Sabin Reverie Salamone Ryan S~nfor

Estefania Sarmiento Ruiz

Gracie Scaggs Kaiden Scharfen Marcella Schilsz

Hannah Schilz Ashli Schmid1

Hannah Schofield Hailey Schoonover Jayden Schrader Jayce Schulenberg

Katie Schultz Riley Schwartztraut

Garrett Schweitzer Dawson Schwerdtfeger Wriley Scott Shadon Shannon

Kimberly Short

Sarah Showalte

Syeria Shriner

Jamal Smith Kobi Smith Layton Smith

Sophomore Portraits

ro Xavier Solorio Briggs Songster Ashley Soren sen Tommi Speer

Elizabeth Spellman Mia Springer

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d Dylan Stanton Sean Starkey Jack Stege

M adalyn Stout Moses Strickivsky

Daniel Suesz

Rylee Suggett Joslyn Sullivan Cassandra Su m t e r Mason Temple Reggie Temple Anna Terrnaat

Kadyn Thompson Emory Throener

Aracell i To rres

Cha at To t Changkuoth Tot Tony Tran

r Vi Tran Karson Traupe

Jake Tuma Si erra Tunks Briana Tuveson Emily Uphoff

Rachel Urso Candido Verd Cole Walkinshaw Lacie Walrath Jovaah Watford Jenna Watson Sophomore Portraits

Dominik Watts Jazmine Wendelin Jacob Weskamp Abbigail Wessel Mason West Khalia Westphal-Stewa1

Kiersten Wiatt Dean Wiegert Alexa Williams Alexi Williams Marcelli Williams

Shaylee Wolff

Kaleb Woodward Katlynd Woolwine Dawson Wright Angel Wylie Sidney Yant

Linda Ybarra

Liep Yiel Elle Yonekura

Tabitha Zachek Pedro Zamora Bailey Zatloukal

Tara Ziems

Kirby Zinniel

The transition from the secure 8th grade hallways and being top dog to the puzzling hallways of Northeast to the bottom of the litter can be daunting--the glory of being at the top of the social pyrami d as an 8th grader then back to square one when beginning high school. It has always been known to be a huge leap from middle to high school. Within only a couple of weeks in their new environment for the next four years , students learn the halls and their classrooms and get comfortable to the life of a high school student As soon as the freshmen get into the groove of things, the four years flash before their eyes and BAM, ifs senior year before you know it. Cherish every moment, find the perfect friend group to involve yourself with, have school spirit, go to the musical and arts events just as much as athletic events. Only four years of high school then off to the real world--put in all the effort and live in the moment. Get involved with the school. respect teachers along with upperclassmen, and enjoy the next three years! Onto bigger things!

Sylas Abarr Shuaieb Abdullah Jo nathan Agu i rre Anaya Zahraa AI-Jabery Amir AI-Zuheri Rakan Aldmair

Aya Alhaidar Muh a mm e d Hu Almu sa w i

ManalAmon Javen Anderson

Javier Arizola Jaimy Avalos

Liwie Barr Josie Bartels

Malachi Belk Freshman Portraits

Ahmed Alsayid

Elyssa Andrews

Alejandra Avila

Janessa Bauer

Zane Beltz

Lance Althouse Rusul Al Bawee

Hassan Al Haid E

Jadyn Anthony Cooper Applebee

David Archie

Caleb Bader

Madison Bahm

Pierce Bazil Hannah Beach Cadance Bearc E

Steven Bennett Alexis Blackwell

Amariasjha Blackwell Deantwan Blade Brooklyn Blazek Jordan Boldt Zachariah Boydstun Bryan na Bradley

Kassandra Brazee Keilee Brion

Ella Brooks Blake Broome Bailey Brown Lili Bryant

Mer Buak Osvaldo Calleja Varela Alyssia Camarillo Emmanuel Cano Alicia Carmona Ponce Mayra Carmona Ponce

Breanna Carney Emily Cejka Jillian Cejka

Shelby Chesnut Arkan Choko

Farhan Choko

Bella Claudio

Aurora Click

Cristian Cervantes Jovanni Cervantes-Rosales Kennedy Chase

Seth Christensen Leticia Cifuentes

Andrew Coleman Jeremiah Collier Freshman Portraits

Lilly Clark

Hasani Collins Alex Converse Zackary Converse Dayanne Corrales Isaiah Craig Rhianna Cro o k

Jean Marie Cruz Tea Cushman

Brayden Dambach Autumn Damewood David Dang

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Humoom Darweesh Sarwar Darweesh Osebi Daudu Makayla Dedmon Corinne Dickerson Cynch Dic km a 1

Renee Dillard Zoryana Divizinskaya Koby Dizney

Savannah Dlugosh Smith Domin ic

Carter Dowding Jack Duncan

Justin Eads Rebecca Edwards Cody Eldridge Merci Ellingtrn

Blake Ems Samuel Engel Sarah Engel

Abdullah Fawzi

Aaliyah Flores

Mace Fowler

Jacob Gandara

Lucas Gonzalez

Garrett Ferrell

Diego Flores

Macy Fox

Roland Garcia Rebeca Goodteacher

Grant Ferre ll

Vincent Flores

Reese Franssen

Sa d ac io u s Garcia Johnson

Michael Graewe

Lettie Evans Barrett Everson Brandon Faulkner

Dylan Finley Persephone Fischer Alex Fitzpatrick

Bi an ca Flores-Guerrero Brysen Folds Cayle Fossberg

Kyle Fritchie Race Fuller Henessey Ga m ino Romero

Emma Gill Einspahr Bradley Glantz Alejandra Gomez-Mariscal

Emily Grant Raegan Gray Amarian Green

Abby Habben Megan Haeffner Klee Hamelin

Ramzy Hamouda Austin Hansen

Nathaly Hansor

Chrysta Harrell Alexis Harrington Heaven Harris Jaden Hawkins Sierra Heaps Landon Hegwo c

Jay Hendrickson Stephanie Hendrix Alex Hernandez Miguelangel Hernandez Bianca Higgins Tavorius Hinds

Jameson Hoage Collin Hoffman

lnas Hskan

lya Jangir

Emily Hudson

Umniyah Jasim Freshman Portraits

Mason Hoke

Christina Huffman-Nunez

Audrey Jindra

Caleb Holmbeck Kaden Hopkins Nevaeh Horse

Ouijuan Hunter Phiona lnhofe Aimee Jackson

Goanar Jock James Johnson Tajzier Johnson

Aiyana Jones Jeffrey Jones

Jimena Juarez Dildar Kasem

j Kai Kelly Nahdiar Kero

Katelynn Kerr Ayad Khurmish

Hanna Kinter

Jaela Kowalewski-Betts

Daniel Krause Brody Kuchar

Taylor Kudym Sa Kyaw

Austin Kyhn Tristan Kyhn

Anabelle Landeros Hailey Langdale

Blaize Larsen Colin Lase Lina Le Justice Lee

Corey Lehi Emily Lenhoff Levi Leon Steve Leon Daniel Leonard Denise Leonard

Mung Lian Kaycee Lile Joslynn Lind Josiah Lindstrom Jaidyn Little Arysa Logue Freshman Portraits

Angel Lopez Jesus Lopez Angelo Lorot Caitlin Mace Kyla Magee Nickelas Maho ne~

Kya Malloy Braxtin Manske Dan Marino Yesenia Marmolejo Shayna Marschman Eric Martinez

Jasmine Martinez Kane Martinez Nathan Martinez Tiaishia Mathis Kaden Mccarthy Lindsey ~ccau 1

Jaelynn Mccurdy MaNin Mcewen Kobe Mcgill

Khalin Menhusen Jordan Mack enz ie Mered ith

Kyler Merrick Macy Clare Mertes Medrick Meskimen Macey Meyers

Gage Milburn Raelin Miller Kinley Millsap Sophia Mirabella Joshua Miruho

Freshmen Portraits

Candace Mitchell Zachary Moerer

Makela Moody Keshawn Moore Robert Moore

Alexa Morales Campos lzaiah Morris Jedidiah Morton Sanaa Murry Hanna Neemann Anna Nguyen

Kayleen Nguyen Kiet Nguyen Mina Nguyen Nathan Nicewonger Kaden Niederhaus Cassandra Nielsen

J\ja Nimaya Jazper Nyhoff

Holly Ochsner

Joshua Oehm Tyler Oldfield

Trentan Oltmer

Maddox Papstein Adam Parden

Pebbles Parker Bailey Pekarek · Jennifer Pena Solis Caden Peppmuller

Carmen Perez Sergio Pesina

Cole Peterson Kiley Pham Nga Pham My Phan Freshmen

Victoria Phan Perry Picotte Darian Pigford Chandler Piper

Edgar Pompa Segoviano Patrick Porter Ryan Powell Jacob Pracht Tanaja Prewitt Blake Pruss-HansE

Joseph Putnam Zakariya Oahtan Brayan Ramirez Carlos Ramirez Ashlyn Rasmussen Noah Reddick

Epiphany Reiser Kaylin Rejda Connor Renard Kyle Renshaw BJ Rhodes Kelsey Rice

Ethan Riegsecker Natalie Robbins Dreya Roberts Hannah Robinson Rachel Rodriguez Caleb Root

\ Christian Rosales Logan Roti April Ryan Eman Saarien Ali Salman

Freshmen Portraits

Lexi Schidler Jenna Schilowsky Cody Schmale Nina Schmitz

Joshua Schutt Maria Sell

Josh Senstock

Carli Shandera Johnathan Short Nicholas Siefker

Isabella Simmons Ellie Simons

Kristel Sison Romulo Sison Ally Skinner

Frankie Skorohod Guerra

Ashley Smid Samantha Smid Aaliyah Smith

Ondrea Smith Aaliyah Solorio

Ethan Soucek Clara Speer

Abigail Springer Mckenna Squires

Syra Standley Keanna Dawn Stanley

Jayden Starkey Alyssa States

Jariah Stephens

Abigail Sterns Jack Stewart Jadyn Stohlmann

Freshmen Portraits

Isaiah Stone Sam Strid Alex Stubbendeck Zane Stubbendeck Anastasia Sturgis Kali Summe

Olivia Swanson Gianni Tellez · Rigoberto Tercero Jasmine Thaden Roberto Therrien Kol Thoat

Dkota Thomas Janiya Thomas Jaden Thompson Braedyn Tiangco Kyle Tische

Isaac Tolfa

Dylan Tompsett Trista Topil Makayla Trowbridge Sharon Rose Tshiela Marques Turner Desiray Tyler

John Ulrichson Jacque Vansetten Nolan Vargas Gerson Vasquez Benitez Kaleb Vicharra Kaleb Vidaurri

Kimberly Viera Tarin Vocasek Frank Vogt Austin Vondra Jorden Von Busch Adam Vu

Blake Wallace Billy waiters Breana Warburton Joestin Watson

Azante Wells Zach Wenz

Madison West Paige Weston Joey Wetzler TJ White

Alijah Whitlow lzayah Whittington Matthew Wiebelhaus Nickalous Wiederspan Clare Williams Jackson Williams

Michael Williams Trinyti Williams Scott Willman

Bethany Wilson

Nyamal Wiyual

Atticus Woodhead

Anyssa Woods Kaysia Woods Tevin Woods Riley Wrhel • Lillian Wright

Austin Yager

Claressa Yoakum Joseph Young Joel Zavala Julian Zozaya Ahnysa Zuhairi

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Teachers, security and administrators what make a school safe and trustwc The faculty is there to help you out wr you need it.

The teachers are there not only to teach but also to help students occasionally with things that are off campus. Security is to make sure nob gets in who isn't supposed to be in thE school. Administrators are on campu! make sure everyone has a plan.

It is like a giant family because the principal and administrators are like tr parents and the wise aunts and wncle who advise you, the teachers are like loving older siblings who want wnars t for you, and the security is like the protective older siblings (who love you too).

Even though the average family doesn't always get along, they know tt they are always there for each other. Family is there for you no matter what happens, and the same goes for the faculty of a school: they are there for '> no matter what happens. The staff will help you with something that you neec and so will your family. So next time yo see a staff member just remember thE are like a family member.

Megan Beals John Bell

Jeffrey Brooks Daniel Bulling

Joel Cornwell Tamera Cover

Mandy Berlin Coyle John Bettendorf Becky Bowmaster Javonta Boyd

Matthew Burk Cheryl Carter Kate Cejka Laura Connor

Lindsay Danie ls Ki mberly Davis Joanna Davis -Yoakum Jeanette Dorn

Rebecca Essink Kristen Friesen John Froschheiser Matthew Gerber Kurt Glathar Kandis Griess

Whitney Hajek Missy Hasselbalch

Erin Havlat

Cynthia Hennen William Hershberger

Faculty Portraits

Nate Hill

Rebecca Hiller

Malinda Jean Baptiste

Kyle Hunt

Melinda Johnson

Christine ldeus Leland Jacobs

Cheyenne Janssen

Jeanette Jas

Lucy Kneifl

Patrick Knapik

Bryan Lasley

Kathryn Lio

Russell Lloyd

Julie Lokie

Joseph Manley

Shannon Marker

Wendy Martin

Emma Mcenta,

Jason Mcmahan

Molly Mellinger

Marwa Nassrat

Daniel Navas

Ellen Odson

Lauren Perry

Gina Petrie

Jeff Pierce

Terence Plumb

Maggan Quist

Melinda Rabbe

Anthony Reda

Kaley Reda

Jessica Robbins

Faculty Portraits

Chad Rooney

Mark Runyan

Samantha Russell Joshua Schlautma

Faculty Not Pictured:

Hrbek, Michelle Freese, Bob

Snyder, Eric Hernandez, Melissa Perez, Natanael Riehle, Bonni

Kaup, A mber Hilzer, Amy Fagler, Jeff Hitz, Rus Boyd, Sarah Mason-D ' Croz, Michael

Mercer, David Gardner, Jacob Powell , Mike Schernikau, Jillian Wolken, Deb Ivins, Alyssa

Gotscha ll, Mo n ica Giesselmann, Matt Davis, Pam Eckman , Steve

Chris t en sen, Lau re n ce Stacchini, Claudia Allen-Zamrzla, Hanna Warrington, Macklin Wood ru ff ; Tr en t Wiese, Marty Chapman, Bruce Bard, Br ittany

Cliffor d, Jack ie Redfield, Tami Sear-Mellick, Sonya Grothen , Dave

McMu lle n , Kati e Schaber, Wayne Brodd, Diane Rosza, Mike

Hans en, Jeff Brauer, Josh Tomes, Amanda Sieboldt, Cassandra

Kramer-H a nse n , Lisa Oquist, Maria Svehla, Alex

Snoozy , Jo hn Hill, Jeff Cook, Lau ren Stadin g, Je ff Pittack, Kate Vuu, Brian

VanEn gen, Matt

Thomas Shell y Pe r ry Showers • Colleen Shultz

Craig Songster

Mary So u thworth Tina Sovereign Theresa Thompson

~ff ~ r Rachel Von Kampen Wendy Waites

Kevin Walker Melani e Waller Autumn Wardyn

Douglas Weat herholt Jennifer Wicka rd

Joe W ittgreri Kim Zollman

Kristin Skorupa

Amy Thorpe

Trevin Wurm

Northeast has a variety of clubs. On any

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given day and at different times during the week anybody can join; students with many interests you can meet new friends and get to know their teachers better. All these clubs provide a safe comforting environment where you can be yourself and be accepted. All the 29 clubs provide something extra for the rest of the student body. The student council sets up the hearts around the school during the month of February and put prom into action, Slam Poetry gives students a chance to write and perform their poetry, and Rocket Crew helps show the new students around and make a good first impression for the freshmen of Northeast. Without any of these clubs Northeast might not be so diverse or accepting of its students. The club members are very dedicated to the school and their club and sometimes have to arrive at school very early and stay very late to make sure their club runs functionally. Being part of a club leaves an impression on the student and the club in general. At the end of the year, the members will have all the hilarious memories of that club experience.

By Kristen Kellogg anq Jacob Karell

Second row: Huda Abu Nasab, Katie Le, Theresa Tran, Kaylie Hill, Elizabeth Spellman, Breanna Epp.

Third row: Cobey Dils, Greg Hubbard, Jarod White, Traven Heiser, Jay Hendrickson.

Fourth Row: Luke Buettner, Khalil Sultani, Carlin Goodwin, Riley Chase, Keyaun Washington.

Middle (L to R): Courtney

Nicolet Cole, Natalie Delaney, Liberty Bixenmar

Sam Grow , Ricky Jams, Elyssa Andre, Isabel Hollcroft, Eric Medina Wiemers, Bethany Wilson

Front Row (L to R) : Chrysta Harrell, Mari; Hernandez, Zakariah Boelts

First row (L to R): Ashlyn Rasmussen, Olivia Swanson, Alexis Badura, Annie Nguyen, Kali Burnham, Julianna Lanxon.

Front Row (L to R): Courtney Brush, Sasha Ligay, Emily Zimmerman, Sidney Bishop

Back Row (L to R): Klee Hamelin, Brad Glantz, Sierra Smith

Clubs

Back (L to R): Tamia Johnston, Kiyone Stuchi, Abby Habben, Mer Buak

Brush,

Back row: Jarod White, Greg Hubbard, Luke Buettner, Elizabeth Spellman. Front Row: Traven Heiser, Ashlyn Rasmussen, Lidia Velazco-Barrientos, Huda Abu Nasab.

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Back Row (L to R): Korbin Amen,Tyler Rosenlof, Jayda Simonson, Sydney Me ier, Payton Merchant

Front Row (L to R) : Molly Houser , Rany a Aribi, Callie Lenhoff, Jenny Cejka,

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Tasneem f Sammak, r Dorian Bo Chavez, K Forlemu, \ Kaylie Hill , Bouthani c Krause, A ' Laquicia l Meier, C:1 Murphy, Renteria, Segovia I Taylor Sv Upah, Ye Walton,

delfatah, Huda Abu Nasab, Aubrey Adams, Fatima Al1dison Anderso n, Rana Aribi, Ayak Ayaj, Alyssa Benson, _ )ett, Zachary Bodfield, Secilia Carver, Riley Chase , Marlene =Connick, Sydney Earlywine, Athena Ellis, Wendy llentina Fowl er , Tiana Gill, Hahler Groth, Ivy Guenter, lailey Holmer, Molly Houser, Kaitlyn Hunt, Batool, Ibrahim, xahim, Quinn Keller, Chelsea Kelly, Annaliese Kohrell, Lili Jail Kudym, Riley Lanxon, Katie Le, Kassidy Leap ley-Wright, ~, Serenity Loving, Haileigh Lowell, Haley Maynez, Sydney e Merwick, Fathma Mohammed , Taylor Morgan, Haleigh ~ez a (Peac hes) Parker, Xochitl Perez, Leo Ramirez , Israel ex is Decker (Rieck), Jasmine Roach, Tyler Rosenlof, Janis )ez, Jordyn Senstock, Aubrey Smith, Khalilullah Sultani, ,son, Saran Tekeste, Cordell Tyrell, Lilly Uhlman, Meg 1elin Vleasco Barrientos, Lidia Velasco Barrientos, Mitchell, mdon, Wegner, Jarod White, Hope Whitney

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(L to R): Rhiannan Timmermann Camden Blowers, Amy Carlson, Theresa Tran, Kyla Gushard '

Manar Al- Omairi, Shelby Chestnut, Carter Dowding, Emma Gil-Einspahr, Landon Hegwood, Hailey Holmer, Umniyah Jasim, Joshua Schutt, Braedyn Tiangco, Paige Weston

Dreier, Tasneem

Ta Morgan, Eeeza

Amy Carlson, Christine Phan, Anna Steinman, Anna Watson , Kaylie Chase Hill, Ranya Aribi, Lindsey Musil, Fatima AI-Sammak, Bouthain a Ibrahim, Kaitlyn Hunt, Nathan Karr, Lily Murphy, Lilly Ulhmann, Anni e Bui, Frankie Kohn, Marysa Barnhill, Hailey Condreay, Sidney Yan t, Kali Burnham, Tanisha Canby-Buchanan, Zerena AI-Bavee, Meg an Haeffner, Hanna Neeman, Michael Williams, Zane Beltz

(L to R): Bonni Riehle, Emmanuel Vargas, Chandler Piper, Ry er Wenzel, Jared White, Aaron Haeffner, Tyler Hazen, Payton l _rchant, Dawson Schwerdtfeger. Not pictured: Hailey Davidson

Parker, Kali Burnham, Alexis Badura, Olivia Swan~ Liberty Bixenmann, Wendy Forlemu, Gronewald, Breanna Epp, Tatum Cus Annaliese Kohrell, Athena Ellis, Kenne

Attendance in the club is open to any interested athlete. Regular attendees inc Evan Cornwell, Ben Runyan, Keionne R~ Kambree Rhodes, Jackson Williams, and Dawson Schwerdfeger

Alicia

Abdelfatah,

(Peaches)

Tasneem Abdelfatah, Huda Abu Nasab , FAtima Al- Samrr

Madison Andersen, Rana Aribi, Mya Bahm, Shelby Bloorr "Jorian Bobbett, Annie Bui, Amy Carlson , Riley Chase , Tatum Cu ~ ·r , Hailey Davidson, Sydney Earleywine, Breanna Epp, Valentina F, Kyla Gu~hard, Aaron Haeffner, Kaylie Hill, Molly Houser , Kaitl ) Hunt, Bouthaina Ibrahim, Madison Klutts , Franki e Kohn , Annal i 2 Kohrell , Annika Kuchar, Abigail Kudym , Brean a Lamprech t, Kevin = , Katie Le, Hayley Long, Haileigh Lowell , Sydn ey Meier, Taylor rgan , Michelle N guyen, Theresa Nguyen, Tracey Pham, Kate S 1oening, Jordyn Senstock, Avery Short , Sierra Smith, Anna Steinm. , Khalilullah Sultani, Saron Tekeste , Ther esa Tran, Lilly an L mann, Alex Wachman, Jarod White, Jenn a White , Hope Whitn , Cayla Williby, and Riley Woodward

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Leo Ramirez, Renee Hendrix, Kambr ee Rhodes , Wendy F emu, Aaron Wulf, Joselyn Interiano , Nick Dungan , Skye Kow al '. Si dney Yant, Kiley H orak, Brianna Roenne , Sam Tate, Az aiya, Tra · )r, Nancy Dual, Ki er st en Wiatt, Jayden Yeutter, Breann a Epp

Madison Andersen, Amy Carlson, Vivian Berry, Kyla Gushard, Graciela BravoUriostegui, Quinn Keller, Huda Abdu Nasab, Abby Kudym, Rana Aribi, Jacob Meyer, Thomas Brennan, Abby Neill, Valentina Fowler, Nancy Nguyen, Jennifer HidalgoRome ro, Hannah Ochsner , Molly Houser, Ryan Secord, Heidi Jones, Taylor Swenson A~cmncn nnD [nGm~~M

(L to R) Jarod White, John Deford, Khalil Sultani, Jon Barnard, Riley Lanxon

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Front Row (L to R): Ashley Lewis, Ja: Starkey, Trista Topil

.Back Row (L to R): Garrett Pickel, Lu Buettner, Valentina Fowler, Lilly Krau Rebecca Edwards, Hannah Manley, Lian •

Not Pictured: Kristian Cornwell

Front row.(R to L): Bryson Morehart, J Townsend, Bronson Dowding, Eliza~e McDaniel,Emma Krause, Caitlin Mace

Hannah Bubar, Jack Pang, Rhipnnon Franklin

Second row.(R to L): Isaiah Knuth, Lei Smith, Greg Hubbard, Tyler Wooldridg

Avery Short, Catherine Hubbard, Franl Vogt, Riley Mansfield, Makayla Winnin

Sophia Mirabella, Annaliese Kohrell

Back row.(R to L): Jack Trotter, Steven Bennett, Michael Blome, Noah L'Heure Jacob Meyer, Bayly Lee, Makayla Trowbridge, Justin Pham, Daniel Krau~

Sergio Pesina, Clare Williams, Juan Pe Mace Fowler, Shayna Marschman, Car Mitchell, Cassidee Merwick, Jasmine R

nnabelle Landeros, Dalton Peck, Kaleb Lybarger, Daniel Ficke, Eric Andrews, • Eliodoro Lopez-Garcia, Aidan Lunn, Billy Walters, Tyara Closser

Zachariah Boydstun, Austin Yager, Jake Tuma, Omar Ghandour, Mustafa Al-Jafari, Xavier Hernandez Castro, Kyle Tische, Macy Clare Mertes, Emily Cejka

Front row,(R to L): Carter Goheen, John Paul Wilson , Tony Tran, Katlynd Woolwine, lzaiah Morris

Back row,(R to L): Landon Hegwood Jose Pesina, Carter Dowding, Brayan Ramirez, Trevor Curtis, Cassie Nielsen, Jim McCullough, Ally Skinner

Top row, (L to R): Xochitl Perez, Kate Schoening, Huda Abu Nasab, Haileigh Lowell, and Tony Schmidt

Bottom row, (L to R): Chris Russert, Dawson Schwerdtfeger, and Isaiah Serrano

one of the main reasons for high school is learning, Another main reason is socializing with friends, and having some fun with teachers and peers.

common sights or sounds include the administrator's whistle blowing down the hall from students running. Or one of the administrators telling you to show both the front and back of your ID in the lunch line or getting involved in some pointless high chool drama that won't matter in two ears. Many students work, have school, or participate in sport s trying to balance out th eir chaotic life. A Lot of other students

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like to participate in clubs or tt"}e musicals or choir . Th e stu dents at Northeast have high amounts of and pride for school spirit. Students you'll see wearing shirts or sweatshirt s h ave Rocket Pride. Having teac hers that care about you and your le arni ng experience makes school more tol ., abl e, too. You'll see teachers laughing c nd joking with their students. Meeting ir: ~h e library for lunch or sitting together c • rec ognition rallies or going to sport eve 1 :; gives us time to be with our frien ds to )Ve fun with each other and mayb e 1 1ke some new ones. Once we all lee 3 Northeast if its this year or next or if you're a fresh man, you'll 1ink about this school and rememb er how much fun you had laughin g and joking aroun d in Art class or at Lu nch. High School are the years we m ake lifelong fri ends.

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Northeast is known for big major sports such as Basketball, Baseball, and Football. However, a less known athletic here at the Rock is bowling. The sport is really starting to take a rise and will eventually become a Varsity recognized sport throughout LPS andother districts. Northeast is the number one leader for moking this possible. Matthew Dohmen exclaims, 'We have been pushing this for awhile now, and it is really amazing how many people have come to support our school and the sport of bowling in surrounding districts." Tibon Mansfield, a bowler of the varsity team says, "Some of us will graduate before we get to see bowling as a sanctioned sport. It is amazing, however, that we could be apart of something great like this. Northeast Men and Women both participated in state this year. The boys made it to the top two spots of the bracket. Their opponent was the ferocious Columbus Discoverers. Columbus fought with everything they had, but in the end, our Rockets came out on top with Renzo Mendez being Man of the Match. This is now the second consecutive Class A state title one by the Northeast Club Bowling team. They also won side tournaments, such as the Links Challenge which earned the boys all a nice amount of scholarship money. The boys are looking forward to the next season to see if they can come up on top for a third time.

Seniors Ele ( a Parker and Tasnee ,1 Abdelfatah : laxing before thei 1 1ext match.

Junior Ivy Guenter finishes her turn on the team with a nice strike,

Junior Cha <-.,e Boltz relaxed an cJ calm as he picks up t he remaining p in.

Senior Avery Short, swing~ arm through around the a nice strike.

Northeast Boys Class A championship team of 2018. From Left Back: Coach Gary Vondra, Alex Converse Matthew Dahmen, Kaden, Coach Tony Vondra. From Left Front Tibon Mansfield, Renzo Me_ndez, Chase Boltz.

Junior Renzo Mendez, smoothly rolling the ball off his hand

Sophmore Matthew Dahmen , uses exact p r ecision to pick up th e left over spare.

Junior Gabe Truesdale attempting to knock all the pins down.

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As children, parents tell them they can be whoever they want to be, they can do anything they set their mind to, or they can go anywhere

• they imagine. With the enormous variety of opportunities, anyone can dream and accomplish anything with the great amount of effort and pursuit. These students at northeast have chosen to come out of their comfort zone. To share things they want to do and places they want to go.To visit the many intriguing cultures and explore the vast scenery around the globe. The world is huge compared to these students and although they are still young they know what they want to do and where they want to go.

Serenity Loving's dream Destination is Las Vegas because she wants to see her family and One Goal she has set her sights on being famous.

Gabe True wants to< London Eng see Big ( and wan1 become a'. train engin Omah;

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Chris Russert's Dream Destination is Denmark because it's the happiest country on earth one thing on chris's bucket list is to write his aut o biography.

Armin f\jir wahts to go to sweden great ·

economy go od food I " I don 't have a bucket list cause my I bucket has no top on it'.

Emma Krause's Dream destination is wyoming because although it's a big state there is many small towns one thing on my bucket list is to watch the thanksgiving day parade

Ho pe Whitney's dream destination is London England Because she went last year and misses all the memories

Alex Crook's Dream is to one day be on reality TV. His dream destination is Spain because he wants to go back and see the beautiful sights and eat the amazing food.

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Northeast is full of traditions from school spirit to longtime teachers being here. An important part of this school's history is generations of family members going to this school. Some teachers might even remember them.

Having grandparents to parents to even cousins then to you going to Northeast, adds a sense of history to the school. Parents who went to Northeast should be proud of the fact that their students ore going to the same school they went to as teenagers; it's part of keeping the family tradition. The kids that go here who will someday have children go to this school and show them their high school photo. High school life won't ever change: their will always be tests and drama through the school even the neighborhood won't change.

Twenty years ago parents probably went to the same fast food places as their children. But what will change ore the students and the different generations that follow. The Northeast motto "Once a Rocket, Always a Rocker' will always be true no matter what year you graduate or when your parents graduated. No matter what generation we will always be part of Northeast and its family.

Tina Reed Class of 1989

Senior Justin Faust

Sophomore Briana Tuveson

Senior Alexander Crooks

Eric Fau Class of 1c

Melinda Mat Class of 19

Tracy Gilla Class of 19:

Senior Breanna

Stege

Senior Melissa Rima

Susan Kram er Class of 198 9

Sophomore Alena Le I

Brian Le Class of 2001

rr Senior Marissa, Calnan Staci Arnold Class of 1996

Junior Madison Gehle Tammy Larson

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••My favorite type of pet has always been a dog. They're loyal, kind, and offer endless affection : My friend Eric says, 'The more people I meet, the more I like my dog.' Funny thought ... - Brendon Urie. Pets are maNelous little creatures. In times of distress they can be there to help. Pets can be seNice animal to help when you need them to help. There's also emotional support animals.

Pets are spectacular when it comes to what they can do. Dogs are fun and energetic, while cats are lazy and on their time playful. Reptiles, farm animals, amphibians, fish, and birds--even though there all different, they all hold a special place in our hearts. Every animal is unique no matter where they came from . They may be smelly but we still love them. It may be awful to clean the litter box, cages, tanks, or the backyards. No matter the amount of times you're cat has clawed your eyes out, you still love them. Or the countless hours you take your dog for a walk in freezing weather, you're doing it for them. With all their flaws we still love every inch of them. Even though the fish or turtles don't do much, they are really cute to look at.

Junior Jamie Steiner

Senior Ben Runyan; Goats and Ducks

Student Pets

Junior Emilee Mudge

Senior Makaylynn Steele

Junior Karissa Fuller

Junior Kai Laursen

Senior Chris 1 Russert

"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious."-Albert Einstein. According to the dictionary 11 talent 11 is a ··natural endowment of a person. 11 Its an ••ability or natural capacity, 11 which can range from mental talents or physical talents. Whether you're talent is procrastinating or music or anything at" all, we still know you are unique in your own way. Some talents range from ·art, music, and sports. If you're talented and gifted, than you should join a program. Some talented Rockets who answered our call included Katarina Miller-Andersen who does archery and throws knives, Marisa Calnan can draw people's blood very well (she performs phlebotomy). Sang Huynh can dance. Justin Nicholson can beatbox. Natalie Huffman-Nunez can make sound effects. Makaylynn Steele can name off almost every single DC com ics characters under the sun, and Ben Runyan can balance stuff on his nose.

Hidden talents can be more than just a hobby or something that people enjoy to do A lot of these talents are not at all easy to do. Not everybody can balance anything on their nose, definitely not everybody can sit there and name off mostly all DC comics characters, and I know not everybody can draw people's blood.

Senior Makaylynn Steele; Name almost al l DC comics characters.

Senior Katarina MillerAndersen; Throws archery and knives

Junior Jadyn Keller ; Song w ri ting

Junior Jam ie Steiner; Double Join ted

Junior Natali e Huffman-Nunez; Make sound effec ts

Senior Ben Runyan; Senior Rueben

Senior Maris a Calnan;

Junior Justin Nicholson; Beatbox

Senior Sang Huynh; Dance

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"You perceive the "It's a better world differently experience honestly. I because you know feel like it shapes you you're different. you to be so much get to grow up in a stronger and you comm~n ity . " - 1 experience so many I Senior Rana Anb1 different things." - I

Senior Ranya Aribi 200 Humans of Northeast

"There is an identity crisis being a first generation student. It's like you 're living two different lives. I am not one and not the other." Junior Annie Bui

"Coming from war zones and disaster sets everything in perspective. Your culture and your family is all you have .- that's your main • connection."

Senior Khalil Sultan

"When I think people, I think families comin together and reuniting, mak this really gooc and just celebf what they alJ r Senior KJ Jone

"I want to be a doctor; that's rr dream. That's v am here, focus , my studies. I W« make my family proud and bee< surgeon here ir US!" Senior Bast Shikmos

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dad worked as a translator between the Iraqi army and the American army. He is the reason why we came here a year go - waiting or it as a struggle."

Senior Jad Khurmish -

"My country is beautiful. My family and my friends are there. It's home to me There's a lot of insecurity though. that's why we came here."-

Junior Dayenne CorralesJuarez

"Growing up in a foreign country and then coming here where everyone looks different is a very interesting experience. I like it though. Reminds me just how b ig the world is"

Junior Amro Elimam

Our high school is lucky to be ample in such diversity of race and origin. We have an array of cultures and backgrounds that are able to paint our hallways in the most diversified light. Whether this be through the students like Rana and Ranya Aribi, twins who have lived here their entire lives, though born in Iraq. Or Amro Elimam, who is coming from Sudan for a year to experience education in the US. And KJ Jones, born and raised in America but having the opportunity to be integrated in black culture as a black woman. These students have lived a different life through a different community and they are proud to share it.

This page is themed off of the photoblog Humans of New York, where the photographer Brandon Stanton asked millions of strangers throughout the streets of New York for a photo and their "story" He then compiled the people into a book. These are the Humans of Northeast.

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Senior Bailey Salisbury and Junior Core:

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Senior Kiannah Jones

Juniors Jon Rinaker, Brianna Shadegg, Al ieyya Jones, Azaiya Trainor, Kambree Rhodes

Sophmore Anthony Gomez

Junior Tobin Vocasek and Sophmore Alexa Williams

l . Who is the current principal at LNE?

A. Brent Toalson

B. John Snoozy

C. Kurt Glathar

D. Sue Cassata

2. How many security guards are there at Lne?

A.6

8.7

C.3

D.5

3. What year did Northeast open?

A. 1956 •

8. l 941

C. 1937

D. 1965

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4. What year was the new rocke . built out front?

A. 2016

B.2013

C. 2012

D.2015

5. When was the last time Boys basketball won a state championship?

A. 1990

B. 1998

C. 2007

D. 2012 6.What schools where combined to form Northeast?

A. Bethany, Cotner, Jackson

B. Bethany, Havelock, Jackson

C. Havelock, Jackson, Cotner

D. Belmont, Havelock, Bethany

l . Have you ever cheated on a test?

6. What is one of yourfa v orite restaurants?

2. Can you do a back 7 .What do you plan flip? o n doing after you

3. Have you ever gone on vacation to another country? graduate 7 8 .What' s you r longest relations hip in high school?

4. Have you ever go tten a speeding ticket?

5. Have you ever won an aw ard in high school?

Quiz Key : All reasonable answers accepted . You got a 100%!

You may have heard rumors that Northeast has a fourth floor, or that there's a bomb shelter underneath the school. You probably just shrugged them off thinking, "I've gone up the stairs all the way and I can only get to third floor. I know how to count. There's no fourth floor at Northeast." Your Rocket staff heard the same rumors and became curious: the concept of a · bomb shelter being hidden under the school and a whole floor that may or may not exist was very interesting.

Staff research began with asking people about the hidden areas and finding out if they were real places--theywere. Notonlythat,but these places also hold some history about the school.

The school has been renovated many times, and when additions were made to one of these spaces, much of the old school was left intact. With camera in tow and with help from the building staff, your intrepid reporters were able to go to these areas. There was plenty to see. At points it was like being in a different building. For example, in a huge room filled with heaters, air conditioners, water heaters, and even a V8 generator that runs on natural gas, staff thought to themselves, "How did they fit this under the school?"

The fall out shelter was at the bottom of a metal spiral staircase and was basically an underground hallway. It is easy to tell that the school has grown since the Cold War era since the shelter is too small to hold the population of the school has today .

Thanks to Mike Vaughn, Beth Vaughn, and Ed Stecklywe were able to get to these hidden places.

The clock on the outside of the school in the front

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The controls for the clock that is located on the fourth floor .

The stairwell to the fourth floor

ninety: proof of a fourth floor .

Right and abo· Pipes, breakers other mechani controls of the school, all four the fourth floo

An abandoned door in the basement of the school.

A picture of door 3 7. It leads down to another door that is used for delivering chemicals and equipment for the pool.

wall and windows of the school on fourth floor.

The school's old bomb shelter in the basement.

An old classroom, now a storage room with cabinets on fourth floor.

The stairwell below door 3 7 that leads to the basement.

A metal spiral staircase that leads into the basement.

In the basement of the school there is a peep hole that you can see inside the pool.

From sub sandwiches to California rolls, there is a wide selection of places to eat in Lincoln. What is the truly best restaurant in Lincoln? Twenty students were asked this exact question and responded with many different locations. The most repeated andhighly praised were chosen for the Top 5 list.

Jimmy Johns, Raising Cane's, High Vibe Cafe, Honest Abe's, and Hiro 88 are where to get a bite to eat. These eateries not only provide amazing food. Their customer service is spot on; it must be to impress such a large number of high school students.

The restaurant that has been the rave lately is High Vibe Cafe. The reason it is so popular is because the menu is all vegan. This generation is very set on health and body image; acai bowls and kale chips are sure to grab attention. College campus location and bright color, shoot High Vibe Cafe to the Top 5 list.

A night downtown with some friends is certain to lead to an empty stomach. A boat full of sushi is a must when near Hiro 88. Not only does it cure that sushi crave, but the inviting atmosphere is sure to be loved.

If burgers are a better decision, Honest Abe's is the place to be. Original shakes to 12 oz double burgers, the list goes on. Walking into a room full of art and Abraham Lincoln gives this burger joint creativity points as well.

- Now, Jimmy Johns and Raising Cane's I are very well known restaurants but for good reason. They are quick and have great food. There are many great eateries in the capital city, but these 5 places are sure to satisfy.

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When it was time to watch a movie in school.

When you act up in class your teact)er start calling parents but you gave her number to Pizza Hut

From highs all the way to the lows, school can be an emotional place. This year at Lincoln Northeast, we decided to make a blooper reel just to show you how wacky and bizarre this place can get! The most hilarious things always seem to happen in the classroom or school events and we want you to be a part of it all this year.

"People always make mistakes that are hilarious, but things like that drive me up the wall sometimes. The whole point of a blooper is to live and learn from it, 11 said Chemistry teacher Mrs. Rebecca Essink.

The students of Northeast are all unique and are their own characters. Junior Thomas Brennan told us, 11 I really like this school because everyone gets to be them and don't have to fake who they are. 11

It was a wild ride for this year's students and some of these pictures show just that. We hope you can enjoy some of these wacky and fun pictures from this year.

"Gucci Gang" by Lil Pump was a hit.

"Gods Plan" by Drake and "Havana" by Camila Cabello were also popular tunes.

Suprem

is coming back!

We can't forget the song "Despacito" by Luis Fonsi feat. Daddy Yankee. It ties the longest -reigning number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 16 weeks straight.

Apple AirPods

Bluetooth wireless earbuds were a huge thing on the rise.

Almost everyone had a popsocket on the back of their phone.

Tide Pods wen pretty popular .

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The movies It a t WonderWom a made it big in theaters.

Apple !Phone X made is debut i November 201

Champion is on the rise since a lot f people are wearing th e brand,

Kylie's new lip kit is the new wave for a lot of people

Fl amin' Hot Ch eeto s Puffs is somethin g t h at a lot of us g rub on .

O n February 6th, Space X launches Falcon Heavy, th e w o rld's most powerful rocket and sends a Tesla Roadster into spa ce

On A ugust 26th, Conor McGregor vs Floyd Maywea t her took place at the TMobi l A rena in Las Veg as afte r a lot of hype (Mayweather won )

Almo st everyone was play in g Fortnite

Bitco in is someth ing that a lo t o f p eople have been tak ing in te rest in, dealing wi th o nli ne currency.

Black Panther had outstanding positive reviews It's four-day open ing weekend gross of $.242. 1 million and its threeday gross of $202 million in the Un ited States were nearrecord breaking numbers. (It did well in Poland , too.)

This Is Us has been a thriving series for a lot of people on tv

You see these type of Vans left and right.

08/17 August21,2017Solar Eclipse

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September 24, 2017The "Key" to Homelessness

About 22,000 music lovers gathered in Las Vegas to enjoy great entertainment. At l 0:08 pm, mass chaos erupted when a shooter opened fire at the crowd. It is now the deadliest mass shooting on U.S. soil. 58 lives were taken including several others injured.

October 1, 2017- Las Vegas Shooting 10/17

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November 1, 2017Houston Astros World SeriesChampionships

Quring late August, people around the U.S. gathered to be apart of the phenomenon for the solar eclipse. Nebraska wa s major hot spot for the viewing of full totality since 1979. Scho businesses, and others took part in witnessing that spectacul a, event.

The town of Milwaukee, Wisconsin reformed seven of their downtown par meters into the shape of a key. All of t r profits goes toward the local caf)lpai 1 Key to Change to end homelessness. city has already installed 225 • - homelessness residents into permane r , stable housing since September 20 l 5 .

fhe Astros won their first ever World Serif title. They were the city and team to always watch other teams succeed, a j finally they got their shot and went ab c e and beyond. They took th~ Dodgers tc seven games and competed with everything they had to become the champs.

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01/18

January 2018- California Mudslides

, About 21 people died from the mudslides along with injuries and damaged homes which were swept away in Southern California. The huge amounts of rainfall pounded on the dry surface from the Thomas Fires to lose stability and then run towards homes.

1 About l 00 houses were left were destroyed completely while 300 homes were damaged.

02/18

February 9-25, 2018- Winter Olympics

The U.S. did not have the highest medal count compared to other countries, but some of the teams made history . The women's hockey team beat Canada for the shining gold for the first time in 20 years. Another highlight of the Games was the men's curling team makin g it ·to' the gold match and then being victor ious in the event.

03/18

March 24, 2018- Maren t-·or our Ltves Shortly after the Majory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, the students began a movement that swept the world. Over 800 organized protests took place across the nation and the globe to call for changes in gun laws. People are demanding change from legislators for stricter gun control laws. People want change for everyone to feel safer in any environment.

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Varsity/Junior Varsity football

_ Front row:Anthony Stege , Bryce Johnson, Marcelli Williams , Dor Mendoza, Jesston Howard , Kaleb Merrill, Dustin Kellogg, Dawsc Wright

Second row: Nick Hallen, John Cejka, Damion Sprague, Anthony Gomez, Israel renteria, Jordan Friesen, Courtas Brown, Miguel Gi

Third row: Isaac Alexander, Zach Finney, Quinn Keller,Hahler Gr Orion Emanuel,Brett Stewart,Carson Beach,Jacob Zimmerman

Fourth row: Korbin Amen, Alan Acoya, Grant Lemay, Jakobi Rose Devin Rutt, Caleb Kyes, ·Jacon Wazney, Ayden Koss-Marshal, Spencer Reed, Peyton Spencer

Fifth row: Coach Dan Fullerton, Payton Shores,Christian Schaub, Dakota Florez, Nick DUngan, Emery Dowding , Wach man, Trevon Boykins , Jayden Schrader, Kai den Davis

Sixth row: Coach Robert Overfield, Ryan Secord, Armin f\jir, Kole Connick, Shadon Shannon,Cole Holmes, Maso West, · Tobin Vocasek, Keaton Beaudette, Nathaniel Karr, Cole Lundy, Coach Buck Rausch

Back row:Coach Jake Schuelke, Coach Dion Gaston, Coach Joe Manley, Coach Elliott Bulling, Coach Ryan Hitz, t Bump Christensen, Coach Bryce Peschel, Coach Bryan Lasley, Coach Ron Kellogg Ill, Coach Javonta Boyd, coac l Donald Defrand

Freshman Football

Front row: John Ulrichson, Devan McLain, Joestin Watson, Michael Graewe, B.J. Rhodes, Blake Broome, Javier Arizola, Jaden Hawkins,

Reserve Football

Front row: Alijah Coleman, Reggie Temple , Taylor Mertlik,

Middle row: Kaiden Scharfen, Mitchell Skradis, Dawson Schwerdtfeger, Jake Tuma, Hon Graewe, Dean Wiegert, Coltin Barnhart

Back row: Coach Dan fullerton , Coach Elliott

Bulling, Briggs Songster, Brandon Lowell, Coach Robert Overfield , Coach Jake Schuelke Coach Buck Rausch

Second row:Collin Hoffman, Tristan Kyhn, Jack Duncan,De'AntV\ Blade Jr, Cole Peterson , Daniel Krause, Miguel Hernandez , Third row:Josh Oehm ,Levi Leon, Jack Stewart, Daniel Leonar d John Short, Caleb Holmbeck , Jackson WIiiiams , Jordan Boldt

Fourth row:Ahmed Alsayid , Cody Schmale , Tavarius Hinds , Kc McCarthy , Jeremiah Collier , Jacob Gandara , Caleb Bader

Back row: Coach Jake Schuelke , Coach Elliott, Coach Joe Mani e Coach Dan Fullerton

Girls Golf

Front row: McKenna Harrington

Back row: Mackenzie Moreno, Sophie Head Coach Alex Svehla,Riley Wrhel, KE Chase

Varsity Volleyball

Front row : Hannah

Ochsner, Molly

Houser, Makenna Kirk, Maddie Bahm, Holly Ochsner

Middle row: Emily Lenhoff, Camden Blowers, Taylor

>n Kudym, Tatum Custer, Josie Bartels, Ahnysa Zuhairi, Riley Irvin

Back row: Coach Deidre Bergman, Coach Laura Book, Abby KudymStudent Manager, Joliet Rinaker, Logan Gronewald , Head Coach

o dinez Craig Songster, Coach Candace Bahr

Reserve Volleyball

Front row: Shelby Janssen , Raegan

Gray , Macy Clare, Isa bella Simmons, Ashlyn Rasmussen

Back row: Coach

Cand ace Bahr, Shelby

Parrott, Emily Uphoff, ge r

Freshman Volleyball

Front row: Maria Sell , Autumn Dame wood, Renee Dillard, Reagan Gray, J1mena Juarez, Nevaeh Horse

Varsity Tennis

Front row: Jack Klingenberg, Jacob Myer , Alex Clarkson,

Back row: Malachi Smith, Justin Sacks, Head coach Jennie Hansen

Not pictured: Aaron Haeffner

Junior Varsity/Reserve Tennis

Front row: Steve Leon, Justin Pham , Larry Nguyen, Dalton Peck

Back row: Coach Michael Mason, Jake Green, Cole Kempcke, Braxtin Manske , Coach Matt Giesselmann

Junior Varsity Volleyball

Front row: Ashlyn Rasmussen, Katrina Hookham, Shelby Parrott, Middle row: Serenity Loving, Isabella

Simmons, Ahnysa Zuhairi , Emily Le·nhoff, Riley Irvin , Alyssa Benson

Back row: Jamilet Hernandez, Taylor Kudym, Emily Uphoff, Josie Bartels, Jaedyne Wright, Coach Laura Book

Back row : Bria nna Gandara-Student Manager, Alexis Blackwall, Jza'Nevah McWill !ams-Gra y, Macy Clare Mertes, Becca Goodteacher, Coach Deidre Berg man

Varsity /Junior Varsity Softball

Front row: Olivia Flores, Sydn ey Earleyvvine , Madison

Ancjerson, Sarah

s1-1owalter, Michaela

Pluta, Riley Woodward

Mid dle row: Delaney

Exon , Natal ie Delaney, Alexi Williams,Sydnee Eiland,Sophia Mirabella,

Ella Brook s

Back row: Sydney Meier, Marley Outlaw-Williams-Student Manager, Coach Kassie Knauss, Head Coach Alissa Cookston, Coach Jessica

Robb ins, A lexa Williams, Hadley Outlaw-Williams

Front row: Macy Fox, Mackenzie Hurst, Te'a

Cushman, Trista Topil, Sarina Kyhn

Middle row: Jillian Cejka, Dreya Roberts, Sophia Mirabella, Paige Hoff, Faith Schaub, Anna Termaat, Nina Schmitz

Back row: Coach Marisa Garver, Hanna Kinter, Keelie Simpson, Alexa Williams, Ella Brooks, Jurnee Boucher, Coach Kassie Knauss

Boys and Girls Cross Country

Front row: Julianna Lanxon, Hannah Ray, Kate Schoening, Lilly Uhlmann, Emily Westfahl, Shelby Bloom, Chloe Davison

Second row: Kali Burnham, Zachary Wenz, Riley Lanxon, Jarod White, Benjamin Runyan, Annika Ku c Marysa Barnhill, Hanna Neemann

Third row: Ryan Olsen, Joeie Radabaugh, Jacob Hawkins, Greg Hubbard, Tate Le, Tristan Decker, Natalie Robbins

Varsity Boys Basketball

Front row: Jacob Bard, Erik Hite, Kobe Schejbal, Carson Busch

Second row: Yashua Bradley, Kole Connick, Aidan Glenn, Cole Lundy,Jakobi Rose

Back row: Tobin Vocasek , Shadon Shannon, Reece Ruchs,Justin Sacks, Head Coach David Mercer

Junior Varsity Boys Basketball

Front Row: Collin Cummings, Jacob Bard, Jacob Jackson, Pierce Bazil, Machar Machar

Middle Row: E~ik Hite, Zachary Moerer, Duop Duop, Jakobi Rose, Terrell Bluford, Jesston

Howard

Back Row: Coach John Bell, Trevor Vanarsdall, Kegan Agena, Keaton Beaudette, Sarni SteeleStudent Manager, Coach Ben Svehla

220 Team Photos

Fourth row: Bayly Lee, Levi Stiles, Ethan Radabaugh, Elijah Co nr 1at

Nathan Wenz, Evan Wenz, Evan Cornwell, Traven Heiser, Katly t Schaffer

Fifth row: Kirby Zinniel, Evan Ballagh, Kaden Peters, Connor Re

Ryder Wenzl, Riley Chase, Bronson Dowding

Back row: Hailey Davidson-Student Manager, Coach Mike Carro , Coach Josh Schlautman, Coach Jeff Hansen, Head Coach John Snoozy, Dorian Bobbett-Student Manager

Reserve Boys

Basketball

Front Row: Alijah Coleman, Pierce Bazil, Zachary Moerer, Tre Boykins, Marcellj Williams, Colby Helmstadter

Back Row: Keaton

Beaudette, Brynn Bradley, Jalen Curry, Christian Bacon, Coach - 11 Donner

Freshman Boys

Basketball

Front Row: Alex Stubbendeck, Zachary Wenz, KeShawn Moore

Middle row: Mason Hoke, Caden

Peppmuller, Joey Wetzler, Cody Schmale, Lucas Gonzalez

Back row: Coach Alex Svehla, Kaden McCarthy, Connor Renar c Ju Eads, Jeremiah Collier, Trevor Hanna

Wrestling

Front row: Michaela Pluta-Student Manager, Josephine BaconStude nt Manager, Preston Mort,Anthony Stege, Daniel Krause, Faith Schaub-Student Manager, Hadley

Outlaw-Williams- Varsity Girls Basketball

tr, student Manager, Jamie Steiner-Student Manager

second row: Kennedy Chase -Student Manager, Arlander Berry, Mauricio Salazar, Charles Dungan, Billy Walters, Jayden Brown, Corbin Sindel

ser, Third row: Eli Mandeville-Student Manager, John Cejka, Levi Stiles, Levi

Front row: Aysha Coleman-Student Manager, Bri Shadegg, A'lyana Jones, Brianna Minter, Suttan Alexander -Student Manager

Middle row: Jenna Wendelin, McK-enna Minter, Anastasia Sturgis, Azaiya Trainor, · Alieyya Jones, Javionna Shadegg Leon, Frank Vogt,Wyatt Morgan,Mason West

Fourth row: Chayse Schaub, Dawson Schwerdtfeger , Peyton Spencer, d, Nick Mahoney, Ethan Goddard, Ethan Radabaught

Fifth row : Coach Andrew Stowe, Kane Bower-Wieser,Jayden

Schrader, Isaac Tolfa, Christian Schaub, Riley Chase

Back row: Coach Rick Baumgartner , Head Coach Patrick Neilly, Coach Steve Burns, Coach Joshua Hegarthy

Reserve Girls

Basketball

Front Row: Nahomi Ayotitla Cortez, Line Le, Shelby Janssen, Bryanna Bradley, Ashlyn Rasmussen, Keyona Cessna

Back row: Coach Dana Wendelin, Joliet Rinaker, Kambree Rhodes, Kaysia Woods, Head Coach Steve Bartek, Coach Mike Champagne

Junior Varsity Girls Basketball

Front Row : Lina Le, A 'l yana Jones , Bryanna Bradley, Brianna Minter, Shelby Janssen

Back Row: Ashlyn Rasmussen , Keionne Rhodes, Kaylee Lile, Emily Uphoff, Anastasia Sturgis, Coach Dana Wendelin

Back Row: Alissa Becker, Regan Delp, Kaylee Lile, Jazmine Friesen, Anna TerMaat

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Freshman Girls Basketball

Front row: Nathaly Hanson , Nevaeh Horse , Lina Le

Middle row: Kayleen Nguyen, Bryanna Bradley, Hannah Beach, Aaliyah Smith, Alexis Blackwell, Heav.en Harris

Back row: Coach Matt VanEnge n, Jillian Cejka, Madison West, JzaNevah McWill ia msGray, Kaycee Lile, Ashlyn Rasmu ssen

Boys Swimming/ Diving

Front Row: Jaden Hawkins, Mason Montgomery, Manuel Gonzalez, Jack l(lingenberg, Frankie Skorohod-Guerra, Mason Kozak, Graham Heiser

Second Row: Traven Heiser, Jacob Hawkins, Cooper Applebee, Malachi Smith, Thomas Brennan, Ethan Riegsecker, Jason Eppens

Third Row: Evan Cornwell, Adam · TerMaat, Aaron Haeffner, Caden Feit, Quinn Keller, Chase Larson, Garet Darnall

Back Row: Coach Sam Bach, Head Coach Kyle Hunt, Coach Rob Babcock

Girls Swimming/ Diving

Front Row: Annaliese

Kohrell, Tarin Vocasek, Coach Sam Bach, Head Coach Kyle

Hunt, Coach Rob

Babcock, Kyana

Hubbard, Meg Upah

Second Row : Morgan Gregg, Kali Burnham, Jaidyn Little, Christina Lorenzen, Ryaan Walker, Marysa Barnhill-Student Manager

Third Row: Gracie Scaggs, Lilly Uhlmann, Natalie Robbins, Taylor Swenson, Hailey Davidson, Megan Haeffner, Mya Bahm

Fourth Row: Macy Clare Mertes, Paige Hoff, Katelyn Short, Taylor Kudym, Mychaela Cook, Samantha Tate

Varsity Girls Tennis

Front Row : Erica

Trambly, Kaylie Hill.

Middle Row : Candela

Recio Gil, Katie Le, Molly Houser, Annie

Nguyen

Back Row: Head

Coach Michael

Mason

JV Girls Tennis

Front Row : Jadyn Keller

Middle Row: Tracey

Pham, Brianna Roenne

Back Row: Janis

Segovia , Coach

Jennie Hansen, Josephina Bacon

Reserve Girls Tennis

Front Row: Savannah

Dlugosh, Shahzoda Faizieva

Middle Row: Alexis Blackwell, Rylee

Suggett, Kaycee Lile, Kyla Magee

Back Row: Coach Steve Bartek

Reserve Baseball

Frant Row: Jack Duncan , Dean Wiegert, Kaleb Woodward, Daniel

Suesz , Devan McLain

Back Row: Maddox Papstein, Nick Dungan, Coach Andy

Freshman Baseball

Boys Golf

Front Row: Jason Eppens , Garet Darn a ll , Ayden Koss-Marshall, Thomas Brenna n, [ Goodrich

Back Row: Jacob Hawkins , Aaron Hae ft n

Jacob Meyer, Trevor Golder, Tyler Ros e r 11

Coach Alex Svehla

Varsity/JV Baseball

Front Row: Brayden Poppe, Dominick Mendoza, Jake Green, Darius Perry, Co Helmstadter, Bayly Lee, Mason Hoke

Middle Row: Caden Peppmuller, Erik H i

Malachi Smith , Donovan Speer, Jacob Wozny, Daustin Manske, Josh Senstoc k, Robertson, Kirby Zinniel

Back Row: Coach Mark Honnor, Alex Wachman, Joe Richter, Reece Fuchs, Brandon Kinnison, Cole Lundy, Kole Co

Coach Luke Hansen, Head Coach Jeff F

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Front Row: Kaden Hopkins, Alex Stubbendeck

Middle Row: Tristan Kyhn, Jackson Williams, Caleb Holmbeck, J2 Stewart, Josh Oehm, Cole Peterson

Back Row: Michael WIiiiams, Atticus Woodhead, Coach Sam Ay 2· Caleb Bader, John Short

Janssen, Briggs Songster, Mitchell Skradis

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Front Row: Graciela Bravo, Suttan Alexander, Emily Westfahl, Joliet Rinaker, DaNae Green, Meg Upah, Annaliese Kohrell

Middle Row: Coach Annah McVay, Janet Cortez, Hannah Beach, Kyla Gushard, Jurnee Boucher, Alicia Mumford, Alejandra Ferro Velasco, Tiannah Moore, Olivia Flores

Back Row: Coach Sarah Buss, Keila Borjas, Riley Wrhel, Ella Brooks, Sydney Sells, Kol Thoat, Coach .Jamie Norris, Coach Rebecca Hiller

JV Bo ys Soccer

Front Row: Tommy Nguyen, Diego Jacobo, Ayad Khurmish, Armin f\jir, Jon Ba rnard, Aras Hasan, Pedro Zamora

Middle Row: Emmanuel Vargas Lop ez, Khalid Yahya, Chase Boltz, Caleb Pruss-Han se n , Jad Khurmish, Ali Salman, Giovanni Gall a rdo Back Row: Mung Lian, Jorge HidalgoRamirez, Shuaieb Abdullah, Eric Martine z, Renzo Mendez, Dildaar Kasem, Hussain AIGharib, Jonathan Aguirre, Coach Luis Ar eva lo Boys & Girls Track

JV & Reserve Girls

Soccer

Front Row: Estefani

Echeverria, Marielena Moreno, Ella Brooks, Kimberly Viera, Mayra

Carmona Ponce , Meg Upah

Middle Row: Jasmine

Martinez, Nevaeh Horse, Mackenzie Moreno~ Morgan Gregg, Kennedy Chase, Kol Thoat, Alicia Carmona Ponce, McKenna

Harrington , Graciela Bravo, Jaddin Reyes

Back Row: Coach Anna McVay, Kali Burnham, Cadance Bearce, Megan Haeffner, Lexi Harrington , Carmen Perez, Arianna Ross, Justice Lee, Coach Jamie Norris

Varsity Boys Soccer

Front Row: Nahdiar

Ker o , Jose Meza, Ar min f\jir, Jon

Barna r d , Thomas

Lars en , Jam eson

Hoage

Middle Row: Ramzy

Hamouda, Bash a r

Shikhmos, M ichael Rodr ig ue z, Dant e Ceb allo s, Kobi Smi th , Amo n

Ceballos, Ca rs o n Beach , Su ltan A ldma iri

Back Row: Coach Lu is Arevalo, Coach AJ A rms tron g, Jay den Arthur, Sa,war Darw e e sh , Co n n or Re na rd , Kee gan Arl d ers o n, Riley Chase, H ead Coa c h Chr is Simley

Re se rve Boys Soccer

Front Row: Pedro

Zamora, Mung Lian, Zane Beltz , Mohamed Elimam, Diego Jacobo

Mi dd le Row: Rico

Aldm c:dri , Jonathan Aguirr e, Sang Huynh, Emm anue l Cano, A li

Salman, Arnold Chavez

Back F~ow: Shuaieb A bd u lla h, Caleb Pruss-Hansen, Edgar Pompa Segoviano, Ahmad AI-J ab er i, Syla s Abarr, Coach AJ Armstrong

Front Row : Sydney Earleywine, Hannah Ra y , N ga Pham, Juliarna Lanxo n, Shay la Nguyen, Hope Buescher, Abby Neill, Kar e n Escal on , Sharon f<ose Ts hi el a, Vivian Berry, Hannah Neemann , A ' lyana Jone s Second Row: Alieyya Jones, Lilly Uhlmann , Ja d en Thompso n, JzaNevah McWllliamsGray, Delaney Exon, J\ja Nimaya, Shal e ij a Hu n t er, Annik a Kuchar, Oli via Swanson, Kate Schoening, Dorian Bobbett-Student M a n a g er

Third Row : Morgan Lipskey, Alissa Be c ker, Kee lie Simpson , Jeremy Arthur, Ri ley Lanxon, Zachary Wenz, Tony Tran, Anthony St e g e, Regan Delp, Chaat Tot, Katly n Schaffer, Ayak Ayaj

Fourth Row: Tate Le, Bryce Johnson, Ru ssel Ng uyen , Pi erce Bazil, Gr e g H ub bar d , Kobe Schejbal, Alex Lloyd, Jacob Zimm e rm an, Trave n H ei ser

Fifth Row: Isaac Alexander, Anthony G o m ez , G ran t LeMay, Evan Ballag h , Em e ry Dowding, Zachary Moerer, Spencer Re ed, Malach i Belk, N ick Halleen, Eth an Ra dabaugh

Sixth Row: Levi Stiles, Caleb Kyes, Malco lm Croskey, Na t haniel Karr , Elijah Co nn ats e r , Luk e Buettner , Shadon Shan n on , Aaron Wulf, Ryder Wenzl, Kaden Peters

Seventh Row: Coach Mike Carroll,Coac h Cary Haynes, Coach Jacob Schne id e r, Coach Gr e g Gottbe r g, Head Coach John Snoo zy , Co ach Je ff Hansen, Coach Randy Shada, Coach Jo e l G

Gi rls V a r sity Soccer

Congratulations, you did 11 it! 11 You've grown into a beautiful young lady who is full of: Perseverance, kindness, and love. The best is yet to come.

From your first day of kindergarten to your last d in high school, you have never ceased to ama

us. We are so proud of you and can't wait to se e where this new adventure takes you. •

Love, Love, Mom and Hunter ~m~on Mom, Thomas, Brianne & Sophia

Congratulations, Lindsey!

We are so proud of you! dream big, keep working hard, and surround yourself with good people.

Love, Mom, Dad, Drew, and Jamie

We are humbled by the person you are becoming. your gifts, talents, and beauty (inside and out) are all we could have hoped and prayed for these past 18 years. Our Creator has blessed yo~ immensely and we are honored to be your biggest cheerleaders!

Love, Mom and Dad (Jer. 29: l l)

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Molly, I am so proud of the sweet and caring young woman that you have become and all of your accomplishments while at Northeast. You have a bright future ahead of you. Good luck next year at UNL!

Love, Mom

Congratulations, Taylor.

We are so proud of you. Can't wait to see what the future holds

Love, Mom

Congrats, Sweet Pea!

We could not be more proud of the amazing young woman you've become. We have loved every second of growing with you. You are a constant source of joy. Can't wait to see what God has in store for you next. Enjoy UNL!

Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations, Senior Strutters.

What an amazing year, State Champs! We are so proud of all you have accomplished. Good luck in all you do

DAv1Dmn

Watching you grow has been a privilege!

What you have accomplished is unmeasurable ,

Where you are going is un-seeable ,

What you are becoming is unbelievable!

We will ALWAYS love you more.

Love , Mom & Your Dad

From millennium baby to bright oung lady. Congratulations, Taylor Rae Morgan!

May you always know you are loved as you soar off into your bright future.

Love, Mom

ITake pride in how far ivou've come. Have faith in how far you can go. Enjoy the journey along ~he way. We love you, ~my.

Dad and Mom

mazement as you've rown into the person you re today, and we're atching with great nticipation to see what ou become. With your al~nt and determination, he sky's the limit! We're so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad & Kaylyn

lJordyn, rvou simply amaze us, and we are very proud of you. We love you and wish ~ou all the best for a k5uccessful and happy future.

Mom, Dad,Josh, lJoey, Lucy, and Ethel

Mr. Matt Giesselmann teaches Spanish class while being secretly observed by the Yearbook staff.

Chase, e have loved watching ou grow and are proud f you and the young man you've become. e wish you luck and uccess in ALL you do!

Love you!

Mom , Jeff, Grandma & Grand a

Everyday you make us p roud With your ambition and determination, we ca n' t wait to see what else you accomplish. The possibilities are endless.

Love ya , Louie

Once a Rocket ...

Always a Rocket!

Junior Wendy Forlemu and senior Haeigh Lowell representing LNE at the Grand Island Northwest speech tournament.

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Dohmen , Matthew - 129 105 , 11 5, 156 Eldridge, Cody - 168

Fuller , Race - 169

Florez, Dakota - 157 , Fullerton, Alaina - 11 7, Davis , Mitchell -156 Fanharawi, 218 157 Dominic, Smith - 168 Eldridge, Lody - 168 Mohammed - 129 Davis-Yoakum ,

Joanna - 179

Fanharawi, ZahraaI 128 156

Donahoo , KrystalEllington , Merci - 168

I. Davison , AnthonyEllington, Michaela - 128 Donahoo , Michelle -

Davison , Chloe - 156 , Ellis, Athena - 98 , 99 , 220 Dorn , Jeanette - 179

Folds , Brysen - 169 Fulsaas , Lunden - 14 5

Folds , Winston - 129

Fuqua , Americle - 129

Fankhauser , TreysonFoley , Kaitlyn -1 17, 145 145 G 156 157

Farr, Octavias - 17, Folsom, Jared - 145 Gallardo, G iovanni - 117, 145 , 185 , 186 129 145 , 223

De La Cerda , Millenia Dowding, BronsonEmanuel, Orion - 145 , Forlemu, Wendy - 10, - 144 45, 145, 188 , 220

Faulkner , Brandon145 , 185 , 186 , 187 Gallentine, Lydia - 12 9 218 169 Decker , Tristan - 144 , Dowding , CarterEms , Blake - 168

Gamino Romero , 220 168 , 185 , 189

Fossberg, Coyle - 169

Faust, Caitlin -156 Henessey - 169 Dedmon , Makayla - Engel, Samuel - 168

Faust, Justin - 129, Fossberg , KeyenGandara , BriannaDowding, Emery145 168 128 , 218,223 196 157 , 219 Engel, Sarah - 168

Deford , John - 156 , Dreier , Alicia - 128 ,

Fotopulos , Cole - 157

Fawzi , Abdullah - 169 Gandara, Jacob187 186

Delaney, NatalieOrman, Bahjat - 156

Enriquez , TaeveonFountain, Emily - 145 169 , 218 145

Fegley , Kyle - 156

Fowler , Mace - 114, Garcia , Roland - 115, 112 , 113 , 128 , 184,

Epp, Breanna - 115 , 169 219 128 , 184 , 186 , 187

Delatorre , Jennifer -

Feit, Caden - 68, 156, 115 , 169 , 188 Duncan , Jack - 168, 221 218,222

Eppens , Jason - 25 , - 157 115 , 128 68 , 128, 221, 222

Fowler , Valentina - 6, Garcia Herrera , Mari a

Ferguson, Drew - 55, 114 , 115 , 129, 185 , Dungan, Charles - 129 187 , 188 145,221

Garcia Johnson , Delgadillo Domingaez , Erabui, Joshua - 145

Ferrell, Garrett - 169

Fowlkes , Amy - 145 Sadacious - 169 Jonathan -144 Dungan , Nick - 156, Escalon Villeda , Karen

Garcia Lopez , Luis187,222

Duntz, Trevin - 128

Ferrell, Grant - 110, Fowlkes, David - 129

Delp, Regan - 104, - 168 114 , 169 129 115, 156, 221, 223

Garman, Lona - 129 Gomez, Dania - 145 Grow , Samuel - 14 , Harrell , Chrysta - 113, Hernandez, Alex -1 70 Ho

Garrett, James - 145

lmbeck, Caleb15, 115, 146 170, 784 114,170 , 218 , 222

Gomez-Mariscal, Hernandez , Jamilet - Alejandra - 169 Gruebele -Mccurdy, Harrington, Alexis -170 31 , 146,219

Holmer , Emily - 116, Gaskins, Alex - 145 Kyra - 130 146

Gomez-Mariscal,

Harrington, Mckenna - Hernandez , Gearhart, RayonnaAmerica - 146 Gruebele -Mccurdy, 146 Miguelangel -170

Holmer , Hailey - 116, 116, 157 Xavier -157 131 , 185

Gomez Mej ia ,

Harris , Heaven - 58 ,- Hernandez_Quintana , Gee, Corey - 145, Anthony -15 7 Guenter , Ivy - 146 , 59 , 170, 221 Polet- 158

Holmes , Cole - 131 , 202 185 218

Gonzales, Ethan - 146

Hart, Sophie - 52 , 53 , Hershberger , WilliamGehle, Madison - 145, Guerra -Pe rry , Navaiha 130, 218 179 Hookham, Katrina197 Gonzalez , Lucas- 157 114 , 146,219 169,220

Hartsgrove , Alexis - Hertzel , Tyler -130 Gehle, Nie - 145

Gushard , Kyla -6 , 130

Hopkins , Kaden -110 ; Gonzalez, Manuel130 , 185 , 187 , 223 Hidalgo Ramirez , 222

Gehle, Olivia - 129 146 , 221

Hartshorn , Breanna - Jorge- 158 H 146 Horak , Kiley - 158, Goodrich , Dylan - 18 , Hier , Danielle - 158 187

Gemmell, Brandon109, 117 , 130 , 222

Hasselba lch , Missy - 157 Haas , Adri anna - 11 4, 17 9

Horse , Alex -146 146

Higgins, Bianca - 114, Gerber, MatthewGoodteacher, 116 , 170 Rebeca - 169

Hauser , Courtney-

Horse, Nevaeh -78, 179 Hab ben, Ab b y - 170, 130 170, 219 , 221, 223 18 4

Hile, Jayden - 115, Gill, Arionna - 145 Goodwin , Carlin - 146, 131 184

Havlat, Erin - 179 Horton , Cherokee - Hacksta dt, Ha nna h146 Gill, Dashawn - 15 7 146

Hill, Kaylie - 7, 22 , 88 , Goodwin , Garren -

Hawkins , Jacob - 68 , 110, 111, 113, 131 , 157

Hadgi, Amal - 130 130 , 220 , 221 , 222 184, 185, 186, 187, Horton, Tr isten - 158 •Gill, Gabrielle - 145 222

Gorski, Saylee -146 Hoeffner, Aaron - 6, Hawkins , Jaden - 170, Hoskins , Autumn -131 Gill, Makiah - 15 7 49, 68, 69, 130, 186, 2 18, 22 1

Graewe , Evo ny - 130 187,219,221,222

Hill, Nate -179

Hotler , Maddie - 131 Gill, Tiana - 129, 185

Haydaw , Lateefa - Hill, Trevor - 158

Graewe , Hons - 157 Hoeffner, Megan - 70, 157

Houser, Molly - 30 , 31 , Gill Einspahr, Emma - 78, l 70, 186, 222,

Hillary, Andrew - 146 36 , 37 , 38, 89, 104, 169 223

Haydaw , Wisam - 157 13 1, 165 , 185, 187 , Graewe, Michae l216,219,222 , 240 169, 21 8 Hiller, Rebecca - 180, Gilleland, Madison - Haggan, Micah - 130 Hazen , Tyler - 15 7, 223 157 186 Howard , Jesston - Grant , Em ily - 169 158 , 218 , 220 Hajek , 'vVhilmey -1 79

Hinds, Tavorius - 170 Gilliam, Jeremy - 15 7 Grant , Math ew - 157

Heaps , Sierra - 114, Hoyt, Cj - 146 Hall, Emmelie -130 11 6 , 17 0

Hinkle , Alexis - 131 Glantz, Bradley -169 Gray , Rae gan - 169,

Heas to n , Dylan - 146 Hoyt, Cody - 131 219 Holl, Kasha - 26, "j 46 Hinze , Madison - 131 Glathar, Kurt - 179,

Hegwood , Landon - Hskan, Adil -131 204 Green , Amar ion - 169 Halleen, Nicolas - i 57 170, 185 , 189

Hite, Erik - 85 , 158 , 220 , 222 Glenn, Aidan - 61 , Hskan, lnas -170 Green , Da na e -l 30 Halo , Emod •· 157

He inb igner , Dylan - 130,220 Hoage, Jameson146 170 , 223 Hskan, Magda! - 158 Goddard, EthanGreen , Ja cob - 11 4, Halo, Ghorio - 15 7 130,221 115 , 15 7

He iser , Graham - 158 , Hobbs,Schuyler- 131 Huang, Oscar - 114 , Harneed, Zair,eb - 221 146 Greenfield , Harley - 146

Hoff , Nathan - 105, Godinez, Miguel157

Hei ser , Traven - 44, 145,218 114 , 158 Hubbard , Catherine - Hamelin, Klee - 170 , 158 , 184, 220, 221 , 115, 158, 188 Gregg, Mackenz ie - 184 223 Goettsche, Ana - 145 157 Hoff, Paige - 70 , 71, 158,220,222 Hubbard, Gregory -

Ha mouda , r~omzv - Helm, Jax - 130 114, 115, 131 Golder, Trevor - 110, Gregg , Morgan -78, 17 0, L'23 145,222 146,222 , 223

Helmstadter, ColbyHoffman , Collin - 170, 218 Hubbard, Kyana - 99, Hansen, Austin -170 158,220 , 222 101 , 158, 222 Golightly, Elizabeth - Greuter , Bla ke - 17 , Hoke, Mason - 170, 145 130 Helmstadter , Taj - 146

Ha nse n, Michael - 220,222 Huddleston , Ariez130 146 Golightly, Sally - 130 Griess , Kandis - 179

Hendrickson , Jay - Holaday, GabrielleHan se n, Rooert - 146 170, 184 • 131 Hudson, Emily - 170 Gomez, Angie - 103, Gronewold , Lo gan157 157,186,219

Hanson , Nathaly - Hendrix, Stephanie - Huenink , Jessica - 131 Hollcroft, Isabel - 114 , 17 0, 22 1 170 158 , 184 Gomez, AnjtJony - Groth, Hohler -146 , Huffman-Nunez, 157,203,218,223 185,218 Harm s, Isaa k - 157 Hennen , Cynthia - 179 Christina - 116, 170

Huffman-Nunez , Jacoby, Zachary - Johnston, Tamia - Kerns , Rebecca -l 4 7 Kozak , Mason - 69, Larsen, Thomas - l 33 i

Natalie - 116, 146 , 131 171, 184 108 , 117,159 , 221 223

199 Kero , Katherine - 7, Jaizan , Negin - 158 Jones , Aiyana - 5 7, 10, 60 , 147, 214 , Krause , Daniel - 35 , Larson, Chasten - 133 Hullowhorn, Alexa - 58 , 59, 171 240 171 ,1 88 , 218 , 221

131 James , Hunter - l 4 7 Lase, Colin - l 71 Jones , Cj -l 59 Kero , Linda - 132 Krause, Emma - 114, Hunt, Kaitlyn - 11 7, Jangir, Iyo - 114 , 170 133, 188, 195 Lasley , Bryan - 24 , 146 , 185, 186 , 187 Jones, Eli - 147 Kero , Nahdiar - l 71 , 180,218

Janssen, Cheyenne223 Krause , Lilly- 147 , 188 Hunt, Kyle - 71, 180, 180 Jones, Heidi - 22 , Latzel, Isaiah - 14 7 221, 222 132, 178, 187, 240 Kerr , Katelynn - 115, Kruce, Eden - 96, 97 , Janssen , Shelby- 25 , 171 159 Laursen, Kaila - l 03, Hunter , Quijuan - l 14 , 58, 59, 158, 219 , Jones, Jeffrey -l 71 116, 147 , 198 170 221 Khurmish , Ayad - l 71 , Kruger , Shailey - 133

Jones, Kiannah - 5 , 223 Le, Andy- 147 Hunter , Shaleija - 73 , 146 , 223 Jaso , Kyle - 158 132,202,203,240

Hurley, Madisyn - 158 Jasim, Umniyah -l 70 , Jones , Terrell - 147 185

Kuchar, Annika - 46, Khurmish, Haifa - 159 47, 73, 114, 115 , Le , Cindy - 133 133,187,220,223

Khurmish, Jad - 159 , 201,223 Kuchar , Brody- 171 Le , Katie - 88, 89 , Juarez , Jimeno - l 71 , 133, 184, 185 , 187 , Hurst-Munden , Jasnoch , Jeanette - 219 222

Mackenzie - l 58 I 180

Kinnan, Kena - 15 , Kudym , Abby - 133,

Juarez, Jonathan132 187,219 Le , Kevin - 6 , 133 , Huynh, Jordan - 131 Jean Baptiste, 159 187 Malinda - 180

Kinnison, Brandon - Kudym, Taylor - 171, Huynh , Sang - 158

Juhl , Chris - 132 132 , 222 219,222 Le , Lina - 59 , 171 , Jeizan, Romina - 158 221

Huynh , Sang - 158 Jurgens, Garrett - 147

Kinter , Hanna -l 71, Kurtz, James - 54, 133 Jenkins, Jr - 13 l 220 Le, Tate - 159, 220, Jurisic, Alma - 132 Kuser , Thane - 147 223

Jenkins, Martavious -

Kirk, Makenna - 3 7, 147 132 , 219 Kyaw, Sa - 171 Le , Zachary - 54 , 159 Ibrahim, Bouthaina - 6, K 11 , 43 , 107, 146, Kirk, Sophia - l 59 186, 187, 194, 201, Jensen, True - 27, 158 Kyes , Caleb - 14 7 , Leach-Sanna , Linden240 Kolo, Miyasar -l 59 218,223 36, 38 , 52 , l 04 , 114 , Jeyzan,Sepehr- 158

Kleinberg , Izabel - 159 133,194,216,240

ldeus, Christine - 180

Karr, Nathaniel - 117, Kyes, Ethan ·- 159 Jimenez, Michelle147,218 , 223 Klingenberg , Jackson - Leapley-Wright, llyas , Aihab - 158 158 114, 115, 132 Kyhn , Austin -l 71 Kassidy- 147, 185

Kasem , Arien - 159

lnhofe , Phiona - 114, Jindra, Audrey - l 70

Klutts, Madison - 113 , Kyhn , Sarina - 115 , Lee, Bayly - 23 , 115, 115, 170 Kasem , Dildar - l 71 132 , 187 147,220 159,188,220,222

Jock, Goanar - l 70

Knaub, Trevor - 132 Lee, Justice - l 71, Interiano, Joselyn - Keating , Nicholas - Kyhn , Tristan -l 04 , 223 103, 146, 187 Johns, Nick - 132 132 114, 171, 218, 222 Kneifl, Lucy - l 80

lronshell, Treyvonn - Kehm, Quinton - 14 7 Kyriss , Cassie - 22, Lee, Laquincia - 133 146 Johnson, Amaiya - Knopik , Patrick - 180 159 132

Keller, Jadyn - 90 , 91 , Leedom , Mckenzie147 Irvin, Riley - 117 , 146, Johnson, Blaze - 11 7 , 98 , 109 , 117 , 147 , Kohn , Frankie - 96 , 97 , L 219 147 199 , 222 147, 186, 187

Lehi, Corey - l 71 J

Keller, Quinn - 68, 69 , Kohrell, Annaliese - 70, Lamprecht , BreanaJohnson, Bryce - 14 7, 147 , 185,187,218, 115, 147 , 185, 186, 133 , 187 , 219

Leija, Aaliyah - 133 218,223 221 187 ,1 88,222 , 223 Jackson, Aimee - 14, Landeros , AnabelleLemay , Grant - 14 7, 170 Johnson , James - l 70

Kellogg, Dustin - 16, Kolb , Alyssa - 114, 171 218 132,218 , 240 147

Jackson, Allie - 146 Johnson , Julian - 132 Langdale, Hailey- Lemesa , Esther - 159

Kellogg, Kristen - 18, Korell, Jacob - 112, 171 Jackson, Jacob - Johnson, Melinda - 31, 132, 182 , 191, 132,182 , 206 , 240

Lemesa , Naomi - 133 147, 220 180 196,240 Lanxon, JuliannaKoss-Marshall, Ayden115, 159,184,220, Jackson, Karizma - 26, Johnson , Tajzier - l 70 Kelly, Chelsea - 14 7, 116, l l 7, 132 , 222 223

Lengel, Taylor - l 4 7 158 185

Johnson, Zachari -

Koudy , Hasaan - 8 , Lanxon, Riley - 115, Lenhoff, Callie - 133 , 133, 185 , 187, 220 , 185

Jackson, Taylor - 147 171 Kelly, Kai- 114, 115, 133 223 171

Jacobo Rios, Diego - Johnson , Zyriarn - 158

Kowalewski-Betts, Lenhoff , Emily - l 71 , Larabee, Jordan - 219 158 Kempcke, Cole - 51, Joela -171 147

Jacobs, Leland -l 80

Johnston, Seth - 14 7 114, 115,147 , 219

Kowalski , Skye - 23, Leon, Levi - 66, 171 , Kermmoade, Anna - 159 , 187 Larsen , Blaize - l 71 218,221 147

Leon, Steve - 51, 171_, Lovell, Jason - l 34

Mariscal, Tessa - 134

Mcdaniel, Libby - 114, Menhusen Jordan, Miller, Raelin - l 72 219 160 Khalin - 172

Loving, Serenity - 11 7, Marker, Shannon -

Miller , Shayonna - 160 Leonard, Daniel - l 71, 148, 185 , 194,219 180

Mcdonald , Kaylee - Menyweather, Jay218 160 160

Miller-Andersen , Lowell, Brandon - 159, Markley, Meg - 9, 148

Katarina - 135, 199 Leonard, Denise - l 71 218

Lewandowski, Lauren - Lowell, Haileigh - 111 , 97, 159 134, 185, 187 , 189

Lian, Mung - 171, Lozano, Terrell - 134

Mcentarffer, Emma - Merchant, PaytonMarlin, Tanner - l 59 180 117, 134, 185, 186 Mills, Zack - l 35

Marmolejo, Yesenia - Mcewen, Marvin - Meredith, Josiah - 148 Millsap, Kinley - l 72 172 172

Meredith , MackenzieMinter, Brianna - 160, 188,223 Marschman, Shayna - Mcewen, Synaizha - 172 221 Lundy, Cole - 33, 60, 172, 188 160 Ligay, Aieksandra - 117,134,218,220,

Meredith, MakaylieMinter, Mckenna - 56, 147 222 Marsh , Cody - 148

Lile, Kaycee - 90 , Lunn, Aidan - 159, Marshall , Tre - 134

Mcgill , Kobe - 14, l 72 148 57, 160

Mcginnis, Caprice -

Meredith , TannerMirabella , Sophia - 171, 221, 222 189 134 148 172, 188, 219, 220

Lile, Kaylee - 59, 90 , Lybarger, Kaleb - 159, Martin , Shakira h - 58 ,

Mclain, Devan - l 72

Merrick, Kyler - 1 72 Miruho, Joshua - 172 159,221 189 59, 101 , 159

Martin , Wendy - 22, Mcmahan, Jason - Merrill, Kaleb - l 60, Mitchell, CandaceLind, Jadelynn - 9 , Lynch, Sierra - 115 , 180 180 218 173, 188 147 148

Martinez, Alicia - 148

Mcquinn, Noah - 134 Mertes, Macy_Clare - Mobley_Colliers, Lind, Joslynn - 1 71 M 172 Mckenzye - 148

Martinez , Eric - l 72 , Mcvey, Taylor - 134 Lindstrom, JosiahMace, Caitlin - 172, 223

Mertlik, Taylor - 160, Moerer, Zachary - 62 , 171 218 63,173,220,223 188 Mcwilliams , Andrew -

Martinez, Jasmine148

Linke, Jennifer - 115, Merwick, Cassie - Mohamed , Farida - Machar, Machar - 15 , 172,223 135, 185 159 148,220

Mcwilliams-Gray, 148 Martinez , Kane - 172 Jza_Nevah - 172

Mohammad, Arzoo159,223

Meskimen, Medrick - Lipskey, Morgan - 22, Macku , Jared - 148 172

Medina, Hannah - 116, 160

Martinez, Nathan134 Little, Jaidyn - 171 Maclpin , Brennen - 172

Mestre_Tubella, Deulys Mohammed, Fathma 134 - 148 Medina Wiemers , Eric - 8, 13 , 108, 148, Lloyd, Alexander - 159 Masters, Keanu - 159 - 172 185,240 Madera, Daniel - 159 Meyer, Jacob - 148

Lloyd, Kathryn - 180

Masters , Sygni - 160

Medvin, Brooke - 148

Mohr, Braden - 160 Magee , Kyla - 91 ,

Meyer, Mckenzie172, 222

Mathews, Mariah - 160

Mohr, Chandler - 135 Lloyd , Mckenzie - 148 160

Meier, Sydney - 41, 42 , 117, 134, 185, Magwire , David - 134 187,219 Meyers, Alexis - 48, Molina, Wilder - 160 Lloyd, Russell - 180 Mathis , Sarah - 96, 97, 50, 84, 86 , 11 0, 160, Mahoney, Nickelas - 160

Mejia-Sanchez, Alexis205,240 Lobato, Devin - 133 172 Montgomery, Mason134 160,221 Mathis , Tiaishia - 172

Meyers, Keaton - 135 Lockman, Bryanna - Malloy, Kya - 1 72

Melendez, Victor - Montoya Felix, Moises 148 Maynez, Haley - 116, 160 Meyers, Macey-160 Maly, Alexis - 115, 148 , 185 112, 172 Loffelmacher, David - 134

Mellinger, Molly - 180

Moody.Connor- 148 148 Mbonguen Mila, Meza, Alicia - 160 Mandeville, Elliott - Maxime -1 60

Mendez, Renzo - 11,

Moody, Makela - 19, Logue, Arysa - 171 114,117,159 24, 27, 54, 60 , 62, Meza, Daniel - 8, 135 173 Mcalpin , Brennen - 72, 148, 223 , 240 Lokie, Julie - 180 Manley, Joseph - 180 134

Long, Hayley - 115, Mansfield, Tibon - 148

Meza Velazquez, Moore, KeshawnMendoza, Alihandro - Jose - 148 173

Mccarthy, Dustin - 134 134 148, 187

Michael, Robert - 160

Moore, Robert - 19, Manske, Bra~tin - 51, Mccarthy, Kaden - Mendoza, Dionna - 173 Lopez, Angel - 14, 15, 172,219 172 148

Miguel Vasquez, 172 Odaliz- 148

Moore, Tiannah - 135, Manske , Daustin - 159, Mccaul, Lindsey - 172

Mendoza, Dulce - 24, 223 Lopez, Jesus - 172 222 27,134,240

Mcclain , Chris - 148

Milburn, Gage - 172

Mora, Nelson - 173 Lopez-Garcia, Mara, Dylan - 159

Mendoza-Johnson, Miller, Caleb - 160 Eliodoro - 134, 189

Deangelo - 148

Mcclung, Owen - 160

Miller, Evan - 109, Alexa - 173 Lorenzen, Christina - 148

Morales Campos, Maribaga , Kerleme -

Mccurdy, JoelynnMendoza-Johnson, 114, 115, 160 159,222 172

Dominick - 160

Morehart, CoriannaMarino, Dan - 25, 172

Miller, Gabby - 148 160 Lorot, Angelo - 1 72

Moreno , Jakob - 160

Moreno , Mackenzie -

Naylor, Sara - l 03 , Nicholson , Justin - 149 , Ponzi, Jacqueline - Pesina , Sergio - 173 , Polsaqu ie , Juan -136 149 199 161 188

Pompa _Segov iano , 52 , 53 , 117 , 148 , Neemann , Hanna - Niederhaus , Jace - Papstein , Maddox - Peters, Kaden - l 6 l , Edgar- 174 218 , 223 47 , 173 , 220 12, 149 173,222 220 , 223

Morey, Zarek - 135 Neill , Abby - 149 , 187 , Niederhaus , Kaden - Parden , Adam - 173 Peterson , Cole - 173 , 223 173 218 , 222

Morgan, Taylor - 1 15 ,

135 , 185 , 186 , 187 Nelson , Riley - 116 , Nielsen , Cassandra -

Morgan , Wyatt - 95, 160,221

Morris , lzaiah - 173,

Parker , Char issa - 136

Poole , Elise - 149

Pooler , Makayla -149

Peterson , Elyse - 99 , Poppe , Brayden - 160 173

Nguyen , Anna - 25, Nimaya, Aja - 173 ,

Parker , Eleeza - 136 117 , 161 161 , 222

Parker , Pebbles - 115, Peterson , John - 114, Porter , Patrick - l 74 173 223 173 149

Nguyen, Annie - 88 , No Moccasin, Treyton

Powell , Ryan - l 74 189

Parks, Brennan - 149 Petitt, Olivia - 149 89, 160 , 184 , 222 - 16 1

Morrison, CassidyPetrie, Gina - 180

Pracht, Faith - 22, 103, 148 Nguyen , Don - 160 Nutter , Autumn - 149

Parrott , Anakin - l 36 114 , 115 , 161

Mort, Preston - 26 , 66 , Nguyen , Hung - l 60 Nyhott , Jazper- 173 115 , 161 , 188,219 174 148 , 221

Parrott, Jerricho - 161 Pham, Justin - 51 , Pracht, Jacob - 114 ,

Parrott, Shelby - 161 , Pham , Kiley - l 73

Morton , Jedidiah - 58, 59 , 173 , 221 219

Nguyen , Kayleen - 22, 0

Prewitt , Tanaja - 174 114 , 173

Pham, Nga - 173 , Ochsner, Hannah - 37, Patel , Yesh - 136

Price , Kenyon - 136 Nguyen , Kevin -9, 136 , 187 , 219 223

Morton , Natavian - 161 160

Nguyen , Kiet - 173

Patterson , Daniel - 149

Ochsner, Holly- 173 , 149 , 187 , 222 174 Moss, Jayden - 148 219

Nguyen, Larry - 161, Oconnor , William -

Patterson , Katie - 149

Mudge, Emilee - 149, 219 136 Patton , Joey - 149 198

Pham , Tracey - 90 , Pruss-Hansen , Blake -

Pruss -Hansen, Caleb -

Pham, Wint - 161 161, 223

Phan , Christine - 114 , Puoch , Nyabanypin g Nguyen, Liyah - 149

Paw , Say Kay - 149 117 , 136 , 186

Mumford , Alicia - 135 , Odson , Ellen - l 80 149 223

Nguyen , Michelle - 13,

Pearson , Chris - 11 7, Phan , Johnny - 149 110 , 112 , 149 , 187

Oehm , Joshua - 173 161

Putnam, Joseph - l 7LJ Mumford , Shianne -

Phan , My - l 14 , 173 160

Murgas , Baylee - 135

Nguyen, Mina - l 73 Oehm, Tyler - 136

Nguyen, Nancy - 135 , Oldfield, Tyler - 173

Peck , Dalton - 161 , Q 189 , 219

Phan , Victoria - l 74

Qahtan , Zakariya187 Pedersen, BrennonPhillips , Taneya - 56 , 174

Murphy , Haleigh - Olsen , Ryan - l 61 , 149 58 , 96, 161 , 240 149 , 185

Nguyen , Nhi - 161 220

Pekarek , Bailey - l 73

Pickel , Garrett - 161 , Murphy, Lillian - 135 Nguyen, Russel - 135 , Oltmer , Jessica - 149 188

Qasim, Sajjad - 161

Quintana , Miguel223 Pena _ Solis , Jennifer - 161 Murphy, Lily - l 03 , Oltmer, Trenton - 173 173

Pickrel , Rhiannon - l 36 109 , 117 , 149,186 Nguyen, Shayla - 73,

Murray, Jashunta - 161 173 , 220 , 222 149

Quist, Maggan - 180 149,223 Ortega, Julian - 14 , Peppmuller, CadenPicotte , Perry - 174

Nguyen , Shelly - 32 , R 34 , l 03 , 135 , 240 Ostgaard , Baylin - 20 , Perez , Amy - 114 , Pierce , Jeff - 180

Murray, Tavon - 149 136 115, 149

Pierson , Keturah - 149 Murry, Esias - l 35 149, 187

Rabago , Tayler - 16 1 Nguyen , The resa -

Outlaw-Williams, Perez, Carmen - 173 , Rabbe, Melinda - 180 Hadley - 149, 219, 223

Pieschke, Trevor - 161

Murry , Sanaa - l 73 Nguyen, Tommy-136 221

Radabaugh , EthanPerez , Xochitl - 114 , Pigford, Dorian - l 74 44 , 65, 137 , 220, Murry, Victoria - 135 Nguyen , Tommy - 161

Outlaw-Williams, 115 , 117 , 136, 185, 221,223 Marley - 161 , 219 189

Pigford, Kendell - 116 ,

Musil, Lindsey- 115 , Nguyen , Tony - 136 149

Radabaugh , Joeie135 , 186

Outz , Madisen - l 05 , Perry , Darius - 85, 149 , 161", 220 161 222

Pinyan , Tucker - 136

Nicewonger , Ramirez , Brayan - 17 4 , N Alexandria - 136

Overman , Courtney - Perry , Lauren - 19 , 189 115, 149 180 Piper , Chandler - l 74

Nicewonger , Na t han -

Nassrat, Marwa - 180

Navas, Daniel - 180

Ramirez , Car los - l 74 173

Plumb, Terence - 180 p Persinger , Ashley - l 36

Nichol son , Harley - 9,

Naylor , Michael - 135 188

Pluta , Michaela - 149 , Ramir~z , Cesar - 150 Pesina, Jose Louis - 136, 196 Pang , Jack - l 6 l , 161 219,221

Nicholson , JacobPesina , Juan CarlosPolfus , Aryana - 149 136 161

Ramirez , Erika - 150

Ramirez , Leo - 13 7, Rice, Kelsey- 174

Romero-Zuniga,

Shores , Payton - 115 , 185, 187

Richter , Joseph - 137

Raney, Jade - 161

Salazar , Mauricio - 67 , Schofield, Noah - 55 ,

Ernesto - 150 150 ,· 221 138 117 , 150 , 218

Rooney, Chad - 180

Salisbury , Bailey- 55 , Schoonover , Hailey - Short , Avery ~ 138 , Rickords , Ethan - l 3 7 138,202 162 187, 188

Rasmussen, Ashlyn - Root , Caleb -l 7 4

58, 59 , 174, 184, Rieck , Alexis - l 50

Salman , Ali -l 74 , 223

Schrader , Jayden - Short , Jacob - 138 219 , 221

Root , Joshua - 137 31 , 66 , 162 , 218 ,

Sams , Rachel - 150 221

Short , Johnathan - Rief , Madison - 47 ,

Rasmussen , Ethan137,240

Roper , Samuel - 150 175 14 , 161

Rief , Morgan - 137

Rasmussen, Garret150 174

Rosales , Christian -

Sanford , Ryan - 162 Schu lenberg , Joyce162

Saquic Huajan , JulioSchultz, Katie - l 62

Short , Katie - 150

Riegsecker , Ethan - 138 Short , Kimberly - 162

Ray, Hannah - 46 , 47 , 115,174,221

Rose, Jakobi - 150 ,

Schutt, Joshua - 17 5 , 218 , 220

Sarmiento Ruiz, Shoup , Dillon - 13 8 161,220 , 223 Estefania -l 62 185 Rik , Toban - 137

Rea, Annabelle - 150

Recio-Gil , Candela -

Rosen lof , Tyler - 137 ,

Rima , Melissa -l 3 7, 185 , 222

Showalte r, Sarah -

Schwartztrauber , Riley

Scaggs , Gracie - 70 , -117, 162 162 , 219 197 162 , 222

Ross , Ar ianna -·15 0 ,

Showe rs, Perry - l 8 1 150 223

Schafer, Neira - 138

Schweitzer , GarrettRinaker, Jolie - 18, 36, 162

Reda, Anthony - 180, 57, 150 , 203 Shriner , CameronRoti, Lo gan - l 7 4

Schwerdtfeger, Roach , Jasmine - Dawson - 66, 162 ,

Schaffer , Katlyn - 150, 138 240 2 20 , 223

Reda , Kaley - 180 137, 185, 188 Ro undtree , Gregg - 186 , 189, 218 , 221 Shrine r, Syer ia - 162 162

Scharfen , KaidenRobbins, Jessica - 41 , 162,218

Reddick, Noah -l 74 180,219

Ruelas Na v a , Eduardo -150

Scott , Amaya - 138 Shultz , Co ll een - l 81

Schaub , ChayseScott , Wriley - 162

Shurter , Aubree - 151

Reed , Spencer - 94, Robbins , Natalie -1 14, 150,221 95 , 150 , 218 , 223 115, l 7 4, 220 , 222 Ru h nke , Al ex - 16 , l 7, Sief ke r, Nicholas - 175 Secord, Ryan - 116 , 137

Schaub , Christian - 64, 150 ,1 87 ,213 , 218 , Reid, Teri - 137 Robe rts , Dreya -1 74 , 66, 150 , 218 , 221 240

Simmon s, Isabella220 Ru nyan , Ben - l 3 7, 175,219 Reifler, Adam - 14 , 18 6, 19 8 , 199

Schaub, Faith - l 74 , Segovia_ Lopez, Janis 150 220,221 Robertso n, Tyler - 150, -150 Si mms, Anthony - 30, 222 Runyan , Mar k -180 117 , 139 Reinick, Colton - l 6 1

Scheer , Kyle - 138 Se ll, Maria - 115, 175 , Robinso n, Hannah - Russel l, And re - 162 219

Scheer , Zachary-

Simon s, Ellie - 1 75 Re iser , Epiphany - 174 174

Russe ll , Ar kel -l 50 138

Sells, Sydney- 45, 47, Simonson, JaydaRejda, Kaylin - l 00, Rockema nn , Rachel - 94,138,223,240 151, 185 101, 174 116 , 150 Russe ll, Samantha -

Schidler , Lexi - 175 12, 13 , 180 Semin , Cory - 138 Simpson , Keelie - 72, Rejda , Maisen - 150 Rodriguez , Bryan - 150

Sc hilowsky , Jenna73 , 15 l, 220 , 223

Russe rt, C hristian - l 14, 17 5

Senstock, JordynRenard , Connor - 114 , Rod riguez. Jacob - 13 7, 198 138, 185,187,240 Sin del, Corbin -1 7, 174,220,223 162

Rutt , De v in - 150 , 218

Sct-1ilsz , Marcella - 162 65 , 66 , 13 9 ,221

Senstock, Josh - l 75, Renshaw , Kyle - l 74 Rodr iguez, Jasmin -

Renteria , Andres - 161

Schilz , Hannah - 162 222 Sison , Kristel - 116, 150

Rutt, Ha vlee - 95, 138 175

Schlautman, Joshua - Serrano, Isaiah - 138, Rodriguez , Michael - 2 2 , 23 , 180 189 Sison , Romu lo - 175 f< utt, Ryan - 138

Renteria , Israel - 95, 137,223 11 7, l 3 7, l 85

l"<uwe, Zac ha ry - 138

Schmale, Cody - 175 , Severson , CamrenSiv ill, John - 8, 162 Rodr iguez, Rachel - 218,220 150

Resler, Michael - 137 174

Rya n , Apri l -l 7 4

Siz emore , Shawn -

Schmidt, Ashli - 162 Shadegg , Brianna151 Rodriquez , Adaunte - 150,2 03

Reyes, Aaron - 30 , 162 Rya n , Donald - 16 2

Schmit, Jennifer - 14 , Skinner , Ally - 115, 104, 105 , 108 , 109, 11 7, l 3 7, 202 15, 181

Shadegg , Javionna175 , 189 Roenne, Brianna - 64 , s 138,221

Reyes , Jaddin - 150 , 66 , 88, 90 , 91 , 114 ,

Schmitz, Nina - 175, Skorohod-Guerra, 162, 187, 208, 209, 220 Shandera , Car li - 97, Frankie - 117, 175, 223 222,240

Saarien , Em an -l 74 175 221

Rhodes, Bj - l 74 Rogers, Emm elia - Sabin , Juli an - l 62

Schoen in g , Kate - 46, Shannon , Shadon - 47, 150, 187, 189 , Skorupa , Kristin - l 81 150 220,223 162,218,220,223

Rhodes, Kambree - Sacks, Justin - 49, Skrad is, Mitchell - 162, 57, 150, 186, 187, Rogge, Jadyn - 114, 138,219 , 220

Schofield , Hannah - Shaw , Brett - 181 218,222 203,221 162 117, 162

Rhodes , Keionne - 9, Romero , Bryan - 162 162 162, 186, 221

Salamone , Reverie - Shelly, Thomas - 181 Smid, Ashley- 175

Smid , Samantha - 175 Spencer , Peyton - Stohlmann , Jadyn - Temple , Reggie - 26 , Torres , Aracelli - 163

Smith , Aaliyah - l 75

Uphoff, Emily - 39 , 58 '. 151 , 218 , 221 175 163,218

Sprague , Damion - Stoki , Kristian - 151

Tercero , Rigoberto -

59 , 95 , 163 , 219 ,

Torres , Luselena - 140 221

Smith , Aubrey - 98 , 139,218 176 Tot, Choat - 163 , 223

Urso , Rachel - 163 11 7, l 51 , l 85

Smith , Dominic - 175

Smith , Jamal - 162

Spr inger , Abigail - l 75

Spr inger , Mia - 163

Smith , Jaslynn - 139 175

Stone , Isaiah - 176

Stout , Madalyn - 163

Termaat, Adam - 151 Tot , Changkuoth -163 V

Termaat, Anna - 163 , Towle , Grace - 140

Stra ka , Alanah - 151 220 - 140

Valverde Cruz , Ado lfo

Squ ires , Mc kennaTownscend, James -

Smith , Kobi - 162, 223 Standley, Syra - 175

Str ickivsky , MosesThaden , Jasmine140

Vanarsdall , Trevor163 176 151,220

Trainor, Azaiya - 56,

Therrien, Roberto - Strid, Sam - 176 176 57,151,203,221 Vanderzee , AverySmith , Layton - 162 Stanley, 140 Kean no Dawn - l 75

Stroughter , KendellTherrien , Rueben - Trombly, Erica - 151, Smith , Malachi - 69 , 30, 109, 117, 139 140, 199 222

Vansetten , Jacque151,219 , 221 , 222 Stanton, Dylan - 163 176

Stubbendeck, AlexThoat, Kol - 176 , 223

Tran, Theresa - 22, Smith, Ondrea - 175 Starkey, Britney - 151 176,220,222 140 , 184 , 185 , 187 Vargas , Nolan - l 76

Starkey, Jayden - Stubbendeck , ZaneThoelke, Jacob - 140

Tran, Tony - 163, 189 , Vargas Lopez , Smith, Sierra - 11 7, 139, 184 , 187 175 , 188 176 223 Emmanuel - l 52

Soderstro'm , Alexis - Starkey, Sean - 163 Stuchl , Kiyone - 151

Thomas , Dkota - l 76

Tran, Vi - l 04, l 05 , Vasquez Benitez , 139 Thomas, Janiya - l 76 115, 163 Gerson - 176

States, Alyssa - 114, Sturgis, AnastasiaSolorio , Aaliyah - 24, 175 176 , 221

Thompson , Jaden - Troupe, Jacob - 140 Vatulko , Alla - 140 100, 101 , 175 115 , 176 , 223 Steele, Brandi - 18 , Suesz , Daniel - 163 ,

Troupe, Karson - 163 Vazquez Pineda , No e Solorio, Xavier - 163 142, 151 , 198 , 199, 222

Songster, Briggs - 163,

Thompson , Kadyn- 152 240 163

Travis , Storie - 151

Suggett, Rylee - 91 , Velazco , Yaquelin218 , 222 Steele , Makaytynn - 163 , 222

Thompson , KaneTriplett, Connor - 151 116, 140 18, 114 , 139, 198, 140 199

Velazco Barrientos , Songster, Craig - 37,

Sullivan , Joslyn - 163

Trosper, Jaden - 151 181,219

Steele, Samuel - 151

Thompson, Mikol - 151 Lidia- 140

Sultani , Khalilullah139, 185 , 187

Sorensen , AshleyStefkovich, Alina - 139 74 , 140 176 , 188 163

Summers , Kali - l 76

Thompson , Payton - Trowbridge , MakaylaVerd , Candido - 16 3

Sorensen, Kami - 115 , Stege , Anthony- 65 ,

Truesdale, Gabriel - Vergith , Nathan - 15 2

Thompson , Theresa32, 115, 151 151 66 , 151,218 , 221 , Sumter, Cassandra181

Vernon , Chase - 15 2 223 163

Tshiela , Sharon _ Rose -

Sotelo Hernandez , Thor, Nyariek - l 51 176

Cesar- 139 Stege, Breanna - 16 , Sutton, Zoe - 15 l 31 , 64 , 66, 112, 139,

Soucek , Ethan - l 75

Vicharra , Kaleb - l 76

Thorpe , Amy - 30, 197,206 , 240 Tuma , Jake - 163 , Vidaurri, Kaleb - l 76

Swanson , Olivia - l 76 , 116 , 181 189 , 218

Stege , Jack - 163 184, 186, 223

Viera , Kimberly - 78 , Soucie , Jeff - 181

Steiner , Jamie - 151 , Swenson , Taylor - 71, Soumit, Mustafa - 14 , 198, 199 , 221 139 , 185, 187, 222

Throener , Emory - 163 Tunks , Sierra - 163 115 , l 76, 223

Tiangco , BraedynTurner, Marques - 176 Vocasek , Tarin - 70 , 139 176 , 185 176 , 222

Steinman , Anna - l l 7, T

Tietjen , Jalicia - 140 Tuveson, Briana - 116,

Southworth, Mary - 139 , 186, 187 163 , 196 Vocasek, Tobin - 15 2, 181

Tafolla , Alejandro - 203,218,220

Timmermann, Stephens , Jariah - l 75 151 Rhiannon - 7, 10, 60 , Tyler, Desiray - l 76

Sovereign , Tina - 181 72, 115 , 140 , 185, Vogt , Frank - 67, 176 , Sterns , Abigail - l 75 Tam, Lance - 139 214,240 Tyrrell , Cordell - 151 188 , 221 Speer , Clara - 175

Sterns , Madalyn - 151 Tate , Samantha - 151, Tische , Kyle - 14 , 176 , u Von _ Busch , JordenSpeer, Donovan - 222 189 176 139,222

Stewart, Ben - 151 Taylor , Hunter - 15 l Tolfa, Isaac - 176, Uhlmann , Lilly - 22, 46 , Von Kampen, Rach el Speer, Tommi - 163 221 71, 151, 220, 222 , - 181 Stewart, Brett - 139 , 223 218 Tekeste, Soron -6 , Vondra, Austin - l 76 Spellman, Elizabeth - 140, 185, 187 Tompsett, Dylan - 176 Ulrichson , John - 114, 114, 115, 163, 184 Stewart, Jack - 175 , 176 , 218 218,222 Tellez, Gianni - 176 Topi!, Trista - l l l , 112, Voxcheske , Jenna140 Spencer, Nick - 139 176 , 188 , 220 Upah , Meg - 116 , Stiles, Levi - 151, 220, Temple , Mason - 163 151 , 185 , 222,223 Vu, Adam - 14, l 76 221 , 223 Tork , Andrea - l 40

Vu, John - 22, 140

42,164,203,219, 55, 1"52, 187, 219 w 220

Wenz, Nathan - 44, Williams, Alexa - 41, Woodward, Riley - 42, Zavala, Joel -177 141,220

Wenz, Zach - 44, 45,

Wooldridge, TylerZiems, Tara - 164 177

Williams, Angelique - 152, 188 Wachman, Alex - 6, 152

Zimmerman, Emily - 112,113,141,187, Wenzl, Ryder - 44, 141, 184 218,222

Woolwine, Katlynd - 152,220,223

Williams, Clare - 114, 164, 189 177, 188

Zimmerman, Jacob - Wagy, Madilyn -177

Weskamp, Jacob-

Wozny, Jacob - 141, 152,218,223 115, 164 Williams, Jackson - 222 Waites, Wendy - 181 114, 115, 177, 186, Zinniel, Kirby - 85, 11 5, Wessel, Abbigail - 164 222

Walker, Kevin - 181 218,223

Wessel, Alyssa - 152 Williams, Marcelli -

Wrhel, Riley -177, 164,220,222

Zollman, Kim - 181 Walker, Nathanial - 164,218,220

Wright, Dawson - 164, 177 West, Madison - 73, 218 Zozaya, Ju!ian -177 94,177 ,221 Williams , Markel - 152 Walkinshaw, Cole -

Wright, Jaedyne - Zuhairi, Ahnysa -177, 163 West, Mason - 164, Williams , Mesha - 96 , 152,219 219 218,221 97, 115, 152 Wallace, Blake - 177

Wright, Lilliam - 177 Zuniga, AlessandraWest, Mikayla - 14 l Williams , Michael - 152 Waller, Melanie - 18 l 177, 186

Wulf, Aaron - l 7, 152, Westfahl, Emily - 46, 187,223

Walrath , Lacie - 163 152,220,223 Williams , Trinyti - l 77

Wylie, Angel - 116,

Walters, Billy- 23, 177, Weston, Paige - 24, Williby, Cayla - 30, 3 l , 164 189,221 177, 185 52, 108, 152, 187, 240

Wyman, Ashton - 14 l Walton, Mitchell -l 2, Westphal-Stewart, Willman, Scott -l 77 115, 117, 152 Khalia - 164

Warburton, Breona - Wetzler, Joey -l 7 7, Willnow, Taylor - 152 177 220

Xie, Xianghui - 152 Wills , Chandra - 141 Wardyn, Autumn - 18 l White, Jarod - 7, 22, y AFJROTC Color 141, 184 , 185, 187, Wilson, Bethany- 177, Guard presents the Warm, Trevin - 181 220 184

Yaeger, Jennifer - 14 l flag at the 201 7

Washington, Keyaun - White, Jenna - 114, Wilson, Jordin - 141 Yager , Austin - 177, College World Series 152, 187 152, 184 189 at TD Amer:trade Park

Winningham, Makayla Watford, Jovaah - White, Paul - 152 - 152, 188

Yahya, Khalid - 152, in Omaha. 163 223 White, Ricky - 17, 152 Wittgren, Joe - 181

Watson, Anna - 11 7,

Yant, Sidn ey- 91, 141, 186 White, Tj - 177 Witzki, Andy - 141 164, 186, 187

Watson, Jenna - 163 Whitlow , Alijah -l 77

Watson, Joestin -l 7 7, Whitney, Hope - 96 ,

Wiyual, 1'Jyarnal - 1 l 4, Ybarra, Linda - 164 177

Yeutter, Jaydan - 14 l Freshman Kyler 218 97, 114, 152, 185, Wiyual, NyandengMerrick checks out 187, 195 152

Watts, Dominik - 164

Whittington , lzayah - Wolfe, Tyjah - 152

Yiel, Liep - 164 the August full solar

Weatherholt, Douglas177 177 talks to a student. 181

Wolff, Shaylee - 164 , Wiatt, Kiersten - 115, 219

Webber, Elisa - 141 164, 187

Wegner, Brandon - Wickard, Jennifer181 152

Weinberger, Kobe - Wiebelhaus, Matthew 152 - 14, 177

Wells, Azante - l 77

Wiederspan , Nickolaus

Wollen, Treyvyn - 152

Yoakum, Claressa - eclipse as Mr Glathar

Yonekura, Elle - 164

Young, Joseph -l 77

Woodhead, Atticusz 177, 222

Woods, Anyssa - l 77

Zachek, Tabitha - 164

Woods, Kaysia - 5 7, Zamora, Pedro - 164, -177 177,221 223

Wendelin, JazmineWiegert, Dean - 164 ,

Woods, Tevin -l 77 218 , 222 164

Zatloukal, Bailey - 114, 164

Wendelin, JennaWilks, Taybion - 141

Woodward, Kaleb152,221 114,164 , 222

Zatloukal, Mikayla141

the final instant

All of these moments and memories have lead us up to this final "instant " in our high school career. Some of us are exiting the underclassmen stage and heading up with the upperclassmen for a new point in high school But some of us are sending ou r final farewell to

our teachers, friends , and family to venture off into new stages in our lives. We will be creating new '' instants " as we move forward wherever life takes us. To those who still have the time in high school, make every last instant count and create amazing , friendships along the way. Live in that one instant of a moment and make the best of it as you will not get that instant back. Don't forget to look back and reminisce at the goo d and bad times to learn from eve rythi ng All these memories we've c reated o ver the year will be with us for e v er. In an instant, anything can happen , make the most of it and live it well.

Adviser: Anthony Reda

Editor: Molly Houser

Staff: Armin Ajir, Sultan Aldmairi, Raquel Balderas, Oralia Bush, Marlene Chavez, India Curtis, Alexis Decker, Sang Huyhn, Bouthaina Ibrahim, Heidi Jones, Kiannah Jones, Dustin Kellogg, Kristen Kellogg, Katherine Kero, Jacob Korell, Linden Leach-Sanna, Renzo Mendez, Dulce Mendoza, Alexis Meyers, Fathma Mohammed, Shelly Nguyen, Taneya Phillips, Madison Rief, Brianna Roenne, Ryan Secord, Sydney Sells, Brandi Steele, Breanna Stege, Rhiannon Timmermann, and Cayla Williby

Special thanks to the many students, staff, parents, and business contributors for their assistance. Particular thanks to Jordyn Senstock for her photographic assistance.

The Rocket Staff chose 11 ln an lnstant 11 as the theme for the 20 l 8 yearbook. The theme was somewhat inspired by the solar eclipse that occurred at approximately l :02 pm on August 21 , 20 l 7. In making the 20 l 8 Rocket, the staff chose six colors: coral (F0280), orange (F0925 ), blue (F4 700), green (F5320), maroon (F38 l 0), and yellow (Fl 900). They selected Alice, Real Virtue, AvantGuard, Starved, and Mixage as their fonts. The annual was produced using Walsworth's Online Design program. The Walsworth plant in Marcelline, MO, printed 550 copies of the 240 page book on 9 x 12 paper. Greg Adams was Walsworth's sales representative. The books were sold presale for $60 on Rocket Ready Days and for $ 7O thereafter.

The yearbook staff apologizes for any errors.

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