Southeast High 2014 Yearbook

Late Knight Television

By Jessica Van Buskirk, Editor-in-Chief

Developing, learning, and living in an era of great advances in technology gave us the inspiration for our theme of this year's yearbook, Late Knight Television. Some of us grew up watching television shows that inspired us to be like the characters we saw. Not only were we able to watch them mature on-screen, but we were able to see ourselves mature in reality.

Picking this theme represents our school as a whole because of our great achievements in academics, being influenced by our teachers, and finding our way through our teenage years supported by friends and family along the way.

Each volume of the Shield is like an episode of a television show. The first time you watch it, everything is in the moment. The next time you watch it , you relive the moment and the memories come back to you. The filming for our episode starts at 7:00 am each day and we close the set at 3:05 pm.

This yearbook is for you, so you will never forget the memories you've made in this sc hoo l this year , and never forget the people you made them with.

Just as a T.V. guide would tell you the names of the programs throughout the day, this guide tells you the name of the headlines that we based on television shows. Each headline is based on an actual televison show with a Southeast twist.

Tl GUIDE

Page Television Show

utumn Knights

rading Spaces

Project Runway

he Price is Right Now

• he Real World LSE

Most Embarassing Moments Boomerang

heel of Fortune ipe Out he Big Bang Theory merican Pickers

, Going Green for Green

1 : USTA: Knights Tennis

I Southeast Volleyball League Knights Volleyball League

• he Amazing Race

rue High School Stories enora the Explorer SGlee : Lady Knights Basketball Association re you Smarter than a Knight?

Saved by the Bell

• Knight's Choice Awards 20/14

outheast' s Got Talent ardon the Interruption he Knight Report r. Knight etween the Knights , he Office/Behind the Scenes • • Bring It On So You Think You Can Dance?

Student Life

Wow that l(nJght flag. The Marching band waits to celebrate a Knight touchdown at the homecoming game against Southwest on Sept. 27. A member of the Dedicated Fans Association flies a Southest flag in the name of school spirit, when homecoming royalty was anounced. '" I've never seen the student body come together like that for Amanda, said Frank Hefner (12).

Spread by Max Rivas, Photo by Angelica Franklin

Homecoming week is a time of excitement and enthusiasm. A celebration of all that i great about attending Southeast High chool. A welcoming of the football team, back from its hun r d-yard road w s. And final , A time wher II the Southe dents join together , Ii e proud, Kn !rthat show pride for their hoot.

year's Homecoming was a blast d a memorable e nt for many.

H ec ming was o pte er 27, 20 3 and the theme for thiS year was Autumn Knights. It as the ry first, exciting moment for most Freshman at Southeast.

This ear's Homecoming was , unfortunate! , the ry last for our Seniors. However, any Seniors said this year's ce was ro ably the most enjoyable and ext,iti g year out of all the ye that have a Homecoming dan

"There were finally a lot of o le e, and made it even more en·other thing that made it more d exciting was when Amanda oster were need ing Kinf ," sakl 12).

In fact th emorable moment many Southeast students. m nda Carr and D.J foster were announ d this year's Hom coming Kin and Queen at the dance and the light on both o their faces, after hearing their names being announced, captured everyone's attention.

"I have atwa dreamed of being a Queen" said Carr. "I look up to students here at Southeast and I wanted to be just like them. I think this will definitely be my greatest High School memory."

Carr has greatly ins ired many

mstudents at Southeast with her remarkably positive ttitude and beautiful smile that is always on her face everywhere she goes. That Is hy D.J. Foster wa so excited to ee Am da become the Homecoming -Queen.

"ft as great to see her (A face ligH up when th STlJCO a her win," Foster said. "Definitely o most u ettable moments I've ev throu hout my High school years."

Foster is on the Southeast Varsity football team and he inspires many student at Southeast High school by showing his kindness and leade hip for his teammates in his football team and lso to m ny students at Southeast.

"How did I feel? I was so surprised. This is definitely going to be a ment that I will never for e , " Foster It's up re ith winning at in 011." east then ended the amazi g night wit L E graduate Steven Delair's band at t ance. The band grabbed many stu ent's ntion because they pletely r eked it. ny student enjoyed ving a band perform at Home ing because it Is a rare o~portunity to ea band to perform at any high school.

"I will always remember getting to say i to Steven Delair after his band did an amazing job. That was the first time I had seen him play since he graduated last year sol was excited to see him play," said Kayla Vaughn (11 ).

This year's Homecoming was a memorable and exhilarating moment for many students at Southeast High School.

Story by Jivan Ahmad

Photos by Angelica Frankiln

·Trading Spaces

This year we had the honor of welcoming nine foreign exchange students from six different countries.

" The school spirit is really big here for example, whenever there is a football game I was one of many people to go see the game," said Maddi Weskamp (Germany).

Pablo Viana (Spain) says he went to a few meetings in Spain were hundreds of students from Spain met and they got choose randomly to be a foreign exchange student.

"I'm very grateful to get this amazing opportunity," Leon Krause (Germany) says, "I learned to be more independent and how great high school can be."

Many of our foreign exchange students mentioned there are things here in America that they didn't know they did differently where

they're from.

"I was surprised the driving age here in Nebraska is 16, because back in Germany it's 17 with a parental supervision and 18 when you are on your own," says Krause.

A lot of our foreign exchange students wanted to go to Australia, but their place of residence was chosen at random. So far the student's experiences in America have been really great, Andrea Mularoni (Italy) said the beginning of the school year was hard because she didn't understand everything at first, but she is learning more about America everyday and is so happy she took the opportunity.

Story and photos by Dionte Stewart

p R 0 J E C T

Flowers! Flowers! Flowersl Megan Kauphusman (12) is watering some beautiful flowers that she will later arrange at Field ' s Floraling. She works there after school. MYou ca n' t fill it up with too much water otherwise it will overhydrate," said Kauphusman

Many students have interesting jobs. A lot of them have unique ways of getting their money.

If you want to smell some nice aromas, you should poke your nose into Field's Floraling. Megan Kauphusman, senior, used to be just a shopper, but now she works there.

"I really enjoy it, I make lots of corsages and put flowers together," Kauphusman explained.

Terri Dimon, French teacher, was the first girl ever to sell pop at a Memorial Stadium. Her dad was the manager at coca-cola which is how she got the job.

"I was a top seller but it was a lot of hard work. It was worth it though because I made $40 a day," said Dimon, which is equivalent to today's $200 she estimated. Laura Kringle, sophomore, works on a farm and flower nursery seasonally.

"I make caramel apples, restock candy, and weigh pumpkins in Autumn," said Krjngle.

Senior Collin McCarthy works at Dietze Music. His dad's friend is the owner of the store and that is how he got the job. His favorite part of it is helping out kids when they're getting their first instrument.

"I also help with sales, rentals, and customers" said McCarthy.

Paul Smith, who teaches Holocaust Literature, started out as a custodian who used to apply gym floors. He worked from 1980 to 1983 and made $3.21 hourly.

"I really liked seeing the finished product and I thought I was a good worker," said Smith.

Story and photos By Kristina

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Seasonal Jobs. Laura Kringle (11) works at Vala ' s Pumpkin Patch At Vala's pumpkins , along with some caramel apples , are available during the fall season. MThis pumpkin isn ' t as big as the one in Halloweentown but it's big enough ," said Kringle.

Next! Tayler Millspaugh (12) works at Kohls as a cashier. She just got a customer to sign up for a credit app which means someone signed up for a Kohls Charge Card. MYou get to meet a lot of new people and my co-workers are the best, " said Millspaugh.

(Above) Half my slul Lok Lok Thok (12) and Marcus McCracken (9) .,I like being short because it's awesome and unique,"' said McCracken.

(Right) How's the weather up there?

Austin Hurt (11) and Adam Carlson (9). "'My shower isn't tall enough and I always hit my head on it," exclaimed Hurt.

(Below) Lean on mer Nerissa Moravec (10), Elizabeth Mosier (10), Hunter Pritchard (12). "'It's not really hard to find clothes because of Big and Tall," Pritchard stated.

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Lincoln Southeast is a community of unique individuals. Some of our students have extraordinary characteristics none like the rest.

Believe it or not, Bashak Budak's (11) name is actually spelled Basak Budak She changed it to Bashak because one of the letters is not in the English alphabet.

"People used to pronounce it Ba-sak , so I added the "h" in my name for school so it would be correctly pronounced," she said.

Antonela Bogdanovic (11) has heard people say that her name sounds like umbrella or Nutella.

"I think it's funny when people say my name wrong. " she added. Students not only have some uncommon names, but crazy heights.

Believe it or not we have a student who is six feet and eight inches tall. His name is Austin Hurt (11 ). He is so tall that he has to duck for doorways, ceiling fans, and car doors.

"My parents never need to get a chair or a ladder when they need to reach something high up , they just ask me , " Hurt stated.

Shopping for clothes that fit correctly is a challenge to some of taller students, Nerissa Moravec (10) said.

"Jeans are normally too short or short sleeves are too short. Denim shorts probably look even shorter on me since I have really long legs , " explained Moravec.

Moravec isn't the only one who has trouble finding clothes that fit correctly.

"I have to get jeans at western stores because they have jeans that are longer and fit me better," Hurt agreed.

Photos and story by Elli Rath and Jessica Van Buskirk

(Above) Huh? "My name is Polish, it means "Son of a Prince " which pretty much means I'm royal," explained social studies teacher Zach Wojtowicz.

(Left) Say what? Antonela Bogdanovic (11) and Bashak Budak (11). "My name comes from a specific plant in genetics that is necessary for life," said Budak.

(Below) How unique! Mujo Deronjic (12) Matigan Paulsen (11) embrace their one of a kind names. "My name has been pronounced in some funny ways like, Muehl, Moozo, and Mooho," Deronjic informed.

(Right) #LockerProbs. Harlee Sabatka (11) shares an embarrassing moment during passing period. "freshman year I was at my locker and when I closed it, I got my backpack strap stuck in the locker and I couldn't get it out because the top part of the locker was closed. So I had to have security come down to my locker and try to open my locker and get me and my backpack out. All this was going on while I was still had my backpack on," explained Sabatka.

(Bottom) Oh No! Social studies teacher Sasha Reek embarrassing moment captures everybody's attention during her first pep rally. "four years ago I was student teaching here at LSE. It was our first pep rally of second semester. I was very excited for this pep rally being new to LSE. I walked into Prasch and sai 'hello' to some students I had in class. I then saw some of the other social studies teachers at the top of the bleachers standing around the track. I cooly started to walk up the bleachers to stand with them and was about half way up when the band stopped playing and the school was called to silence. At that very moment I completely tripped over my own feet and fell right down about 2 stairs and smacked my face on to the ground. Everybody, and I mean everybody, in Prasch laughed at me. I got up and continued my walk of shame to stand next to my co-workers who are, at this point, dying of laughter, recounted Reeks.

(Left) Yo, your fly is clownf English teacher Paul Smith describes his most embarrassing moment that he will never forget. "Teaching for over 30 years, there are many moments that stand out, but one in particular occurred here at LSE back in the 90's. I came into my 5th period class that morning, and we started the lesson for the day. About half way through the class, an emboldened student pointed out to me the zipper on my pants was wide open. Obviously I was extremely embarrassed. The next day I confronted my 2nd, 3rd, and 4th period classes and asked why no one said anything? Their response was they were too scared," said Smith.

(Right) nit Tok! Jake Winter (11) describes an embarrassing moment when he showed up late to the honors convocation. "'During the honors ceremony in the 2nd semester of sophomore year, I showed up late so I awkwardly walked into the gymnasium while Court Choir was singing and sat with the juniors in my confusion. By the time I got up and walked to the sophomore section, all the sophomores were laughing at me," explained Winter.

(Left) History class suddenly becomes more lnterestlng. Social studies teacher Jaci Kellison tells how her passion for history could go a little overboard. ult was one of my first years teaching at Southeast. I can't see out of my left eye, so I tend to trip and run into things on my left side while I'm teaching. One day, I was getting particularly passionate about world history and I stepped into a trash can and drug it around for a for a few steps. Needless to say, the class found that moment to be more exciting than our topic of study," said Kellison.

(Above) I'm readyr I'm ready! Spongebob Squarepants is a classic cartoon that kids and teens in the 90 ' s and now find humor in. It's about the daily life and adventures of an under water sponge and his friends.

(Right) BOOGA! BOOGA! BOOGA! Courage the Cowardly dog was a show many kids watched for entertainment. It was about Courage ' s life living with his owners, Muriel and Eustace.

(Below) Furby fun! Furby was a popular toy that many kids in the 90 ' s wanted under the Christmas tree. It spoke its own language and was a must have toy.

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Southeast is throwing it back to the 90's. There were many iconic 1V shows that students remember watching, and may still watch today.

Brian Mazzini (11) said, "My favorite shows from the 90's were The Fresh Prince Of Bel-air and SpongeBob Squarepants. I still watch them today because it brings back memories from my childhood."

Not only were the 1V shows classics, but the feel good pop music and boy bands were very popular in the 90's.

"In the 90's I listened to Backstreet Boys, * NSYNC, and Brittany Spears," exclaimed Kaitlin Cech (12).

Clothing, hair styles, and accessories like the jelly shoes, slap bracelets, and feathered bangs were

all things that were popular in the

90's.

"The way people dress and look are the biggest changes we've had since that time period," explained Divayrean Johnson.

Each generation has new slang terms that ~ecome popular in every day conversation.

"Some slang terms I used all the time were aight, all that, as

if, bangin', chillin', and dawg." Cech stated.

The freshman this year were the last generation to be born in the 90's, so now it's our job to keep the 90's alive.

Story and Spread by Jessica Van Buskirk

Concept by Georgia Fritz

Photos courtesy Google Images

(Top left) Bye Bye Byef The group Nsync was a popular boy band in the 1990 ' s that sold over 50 million albums over their career. Many girls had their heart set on meeting the heartthrobs.

(Middle left) Prince of Bel-Airf The Fresh Prince of Bel -Air was a comedy show that many teens of the 90 ' s watched. It was a show about star Will Smith who is sent to move in with his aunt and uncle in their wealthy Bel Air mansion.

(Bottom left) I want it that wayf The Backstreet Boys were a hunky boy band of the 90 ' s that sold over 130 mill ion records worldwide, making them the best selling boy band in history. They also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

These true Lincoln Southeast stories tell us more about the extraordinary students and teachers that attend Southeast. Everyday you pass by all these people, but do you really know who that person is? What's their name, their hobbies, what do they do for fun? Who is the person you just walked by?

We are familiar with the term "selfie ." Not only are the stories all about them as individuals, but so are the photos. Instead of having the yearbook staff take their picture, it was up to them to send in a picture of themselves, a "selfie," that best represents who they are.

This is an opportunity to get to know your Southeast community. A chance to learn something about someone you never knew before. Who knows, maybe you'll find that you have something in common.

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Dylan Gianarelli

Freshman

Have you always lived in Lincoln? No, I used to live in Plattsmouth and I went to three different elementary chools while I was there. I moved back hen I was around nine years old.

: What are some of your hobbies?

: I love riding my skateboard. I've really improved since last summer It's one of my favorite things to do when it ' s nice utside. I also love to draw. I feel that I an express myself through drawing I love to draw faces mostly.

Q: What's something about you that we ouldn ' t be able to tell by looking at you?

: I'm very talkative. I'm very friendly nd once I get to know you, we'll become

best friends. I love to be with my friends. Sometimes we like to go to the mall and chill. My closest friend doesn't go to Southeast. His name is Christopher and he goes to Northeast. We met in fourth grade at Huntington Elementary.

Q: Who is your role model and why?

A: My role model would have to be my parents. They always know the right things to say when I need them and they are always there to teach me right from wrong. My parents are very caring and are concerned about where I go and wha I do

Q: What is something that was difficult for you to go through?

A: My uncle's cancer. He was going through chemotherapy, but he didn't attend all of them so we aren't sure if it's getting better or not.

Abrar Dirar

Sophomore

Q: Have you always lived in Lincoln?

: No, I moved to the US in 2008 rom Sudan and started school in 2009 as a fifth grader at Holmes Elementary.

Q: What are some of your hobbies?

: I love cooking, dancing, singing nd reading. I've been cooking since s long as I can remember. Back home, girls learn to cook at a young e. Reading isn't my most favorite hing to do, but it's a great way for me to learn more and pass time hen needed.

Q: What is something you want us t< know about you?

A: My dream and goal in life is to become a surgeon one day. My siblings and I are all planning on studying in the medical field. We've decided to build a family hospital back home in Sudan and provide medical help and service for those who are in need. Since I moved to the US, I've lost so many family and relatives to diseases that could have been treated. I have high expectations for myself as do my parents, and I hope to make a difference for many people some day.

Darion Montgomery Junior

• Have you always lived in Lincoln?

•• No when I was about two years old I moved to E~gl~nd with my mother so my grandparents could help take care of me. 1 moved to Lincoln when I was

• What are some of your hobbie ?

i I love to dance. 1 first started dancing when I as around eight years old. 1 got into it when I went o a family reunion and saw my family members oing these cool dances. Ever since then I've been eaching myself how to dance. I also love to play basketball. I try to play everyday, but I do it for fun. I on't currently play with a team.

all these incredible things and it inspires me to be like him.

Q: What is something that was difficult for you to go through?

A: When I was six my baby sister was born with a bunch of holes in her heart. The doctor said she would only live to be two weeks. A small miracle happened and she made it past two weeks. It was really cool because I got to spend Halloween with her. We dressed her up as a little Tigger. I remember driving from Omaha to Lincoln. We used to stay at the Rainbow House which is a plac~ for , family to stay if they have someone in the Children s Hospital, but don ' t live in Omaha. out five years old.

: Have you always li ved in Lincoln?

: No, 1 am originally from Milwaukee , isconsin. 1 moved to Nebraska in 2010 or co lleg e at Concordia University in eward.

: What is something we wouldn't be le to tell by looking at you?

: One thing is that I do not have belly-button. I was born about 2 months premature with a disease ailed gastroschesis, which is where our intestines form on the outside of our body. Because of this, when the urgeons fixed me up, they eliminated ny trace of a bellybutton.

: Who is your role model and why?

: My role model would probably be my randfather who i an excellent examp l e f his faith, his morals , his passions, his ork ethic and his dedication. He has ays suppo ed me when other people

Q: What is something you want us to know about you?

A: 1 refuse to eat blueberries, and actually would prefer if I was just viciously allergic to them. I also HATE dogs and most animals, and can't stand swimming in lakes where you can't see what is touching your feet. Fish are gross, dogs are gross, blueberries are gross. The. End. Also , the following Hollywood actresses are my pet peeves. 1 know that usually a pet peeve would be something like, people who chew their nails, or pens getting clicked in a quiet room, but the following actors are THE WORST. I can't even

-Jodie Foster -Sigourney Weaver -Kevin Bacon -Charlie Sheen -Alec Baldwin. Just don't even bother watching Flight Plan, or Cabin in the Woods. You'll thank me later.

Q: Who is your role model and why?

: My life role model is my mother. Smee 1 was young she has always given me th e best advice to live up to, not mentioning lways being my number one fan even hen I make mistakes. Anytime I have problem or am beating myself up over omething she will always be there for me nd give me a piece of advice that I have never heard before. I hope to become as reat a woman and possibly as great a mother as she has been for me.

Q: What is something we wouldn't be able 0 know by looking at you?

: On my right bottom lip I have a scar, 1 got it while I was on vacation with my amily in San Diego when I was about 6 ears old. 1 was learning how to surf for he first time and another surfer ran into me and knocked me off my board causing me to tumble in the waves His board hit me in the face. 1 remember having to be old that I would have to get stitches, I cried my eyes out until we arrived at a hospital. 1 found out I had a hot doctor that I got 0 flirt with and he asked me if I wanted a mirror by my face to watch him stitch up my lip, I said yes.

Q: What's something you want us to know about you?

A: I went to Arts and Humanities my Sophomore year. I loved the school and the kids there. They all had a place , a talent, and a strong interest in something. I had talent and loved to be artsy, I loved drawing and finishing projects that required an art piece, but no matter what I did, I just didn't feel like I belonged. I felt like an outsider, almost like a fly on the wall. 1 remember Trinity McDonald , the happiest and sweetest girl you could ever imagine meeting. Her voice rang through the school, either singing or laughing. When Trinity died October 27, 2013, so many people's lives were touched and heartbroken by the loss of this beautiful genuine young girl. Our lives changed forever. I wanted to do something that would remind me of her daily. I learned that Trinity had cut all of her hair shortly before her death. 1 wanted to feel closer to her, and I decided to cut off all of my hair too. I continue to struggle with others reaction to me over my hair. This was the daily reminder I wanted, because no~hing can ever begin to compare to the pam that Trinity's family and closest friends have suffered through. we are all struggling to find out who we are and what we are going to be, just remember to never give up.

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Jay llichardson (9) and Alex £use (9) aroun4 In the lilwory while~ homework. The two fwi whiti getting their homeworit done and hanglftf .. dldr friends. ·1rs ci great place to get my work Md IJe productive,· stated Ridw-clson.

<Aoove) llllp 11111 Domanick Fuller (11) helps Avery M~ton (10) on; 4 histo~ flSSlertment ln the bm afar sc:hool. ftlller ttel,ed out many people iilt1ng Krtight House. -1 started coming to Kniglit Ho14N 1Y11Y Tue,d,J, bt,&t I so muck fun that it Into 41\ ~y exd4imt.d Fuller.

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Na with frt.ulsr Kameron Millo (10), Desirae (t), Lexi Pham (9), Kyle Summerlin (10) and (9) help each other do homework in Knight ,;.,,a_ ,all worked together to get their w~nts

,. "'I've made many new friends sinu I started K,fltght House ln Octeber. rve enJoyecl behis out wtth friends while also: ray Pham.

There were several policies that were added this year to help ensure the safety of the students at Lincoln Southeast.

"Security of the students is important," said Max Mayer (12).

One of the policies that was added during the year was the no standing rule, which says that students can't stand around by the exits or anywhere else in the cafeteria during

"Security of the students is important." .

-Senior, Max Mayer

lun c htime. It was put in place during first semester to prevent conflict during the lunches, which often broke out before the policy was _put into place.

"I don't like how we have to sit down after we are done eating. We should be able to stand and move around freely," said Daniel Hundley (9). "IDs and tardies are a main priority, but sitting in the cafeteria is not," he also said.

Another new policy is the random ID checks that can occur during any time of the day. The ID checks are an effective way to ensure that students are consistently wearing

"IDs and tardies are :~:i~~~:~:ill.e th ey a main priority."

-Freshman, Daniel Hundley

The new policies are needed to ensure that the school is both safe and secure.

"Students wearing IDs makes it easier to identify the over 2,000 students," said Robert Baltensperger, one of the Lincoln Southeast administrators.

Brent Toalson, the Lincoln Southeast Principal, also reports that the number of students without IDs is on average only 16 or 17 per ID check. He also addressed what the goal of the new policies that were put into effect this year.

"A main priority is getting kids graduated and prepared for the future, so this makes the goal to improve student graduation and achievement," Toalson said.

Toalson also said that they were doing the right thing as well as being proactive.

So whether or not you are a fan of the new policies that were put in place this year, they are here to stay.

Spread and photos by Charles Kaup

Positive £ffeds Of Tardy Sweeps

Tardies 2011-2012

Semester 1: 20,358

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lnfo t mation provid ed by Jesi ca DeWitt

Tardies 2012 -2013

Semester 1: 11,279

55% Reduction

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Tardies 2013-2014

Semester 1: 10,562

10% Reduction

"They [New Policies] help them [the staff] stay focused on kids being able to learn and be safe, and not worry about distractions to their learning."

-Principal, Brent Toalson

MOST MOTHERLY

Mrs. Harrison

MOST LIKELY TO CATCH YOU TEXTING IN CLASS

Mr. Nebel

FUNNIEST TEACHER

Mr. Wojtowicz

CUTEST COUPLE

Bj Day (12)

Brooke Lattimer (12)

MOST FATHERLY

Mr. Tidball

MOST LIKELY TO TELL YOU THEIR LIFE STORY

Mr. Almazan SPIRIT

Connor Coffey (12)

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MOST ARTISTIC

Brenna Simmons (11)

MOST LIKEY TO BECOME

PRESIDENT

Dallas Jones (9)

MOST LIKELY TO BE IN THE UNL BAND

BEST SMILE

Peri Cuppens (11)

MOST LIKELY TO BECOME FAMOUS

Keenan Serrano (11)

MOST LIKELY TO GET CAUGHT TEXTING IN CLASS

Abby Vokoun (10)

MOST LIKELY TO BE VARSITY CHEER CAPTAIN

Sydney Long (9)

FRIENDLIEST STUDENT

Rehn Loftus (10)

The Making of a Vision Statement

Step 1:

The school put together a SIP committee of staff, students and parents. The committee meets once a month.

Step 3:

A second survey was given to all the teachers and a few parents asking if there were any other words they wanted to include in the statement.

Step 5:

The committee put together the vision statement and presents it to the staff.

Step 2:

A survey was given to all teachers asking what type of words they wanted to be a part of the vision statement. Some of the words chosen were community, farrrilies, and inspiring.

Step 4:

The SIP committee joined together and ent over the surveys to figure out how th • ion statement would look. They disc how the statement would reflect Southeast as a community.

Step 6:

The vision statement was thus created and engrained into the community to help achieve excellence in all of Southeast students and staff.

Clubs

Tlrne to celebrate! Asian Caucus is a dub made for everyone. If you ' re wanting to have a good time with friends, eat new foods, and learn about Asian culture this is the dub for you. In this picture members are celebrating the first day they met as a dub. wour dub is always looking for new people, N said dub member, Anna Donley (12).

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A club for all students who love to read and share what they have read with others.

Sponsor: Sheila Schumacher

Members: Elizabeth Geren (11), Kamryn Medbery (9), Gabi Rodgers (11) , Mandy Russell (9), Kaylee Sherrill (9).

Anime club watches Japanese based cartoons.

Sponsor: Spencer Duncan

Members: Destiny Barry (10), Madison Berlie (10), Seth Brittenham (9), Kaitlyn Carmichael (10), Megan Combs (11), Thisbe Cromwell (9), Ashton Field (11), Cameron Field (9), Vanessa Funk (10), Tyler Hickenbottom (9), Emma Jolton (11) , Tess Karmazin (9), Jasmine Kirwan (11) , Tristin Korinek (9), Skyler Leishman (12), Marissa Maxwell (9) , Abbie Mccoy (12), Jennifer McCreary (9), Syree Mills (9) , Raven Notaro (10), Desi 0lsen-Counsell (10) , Bri Relyea-Swenson (10), Lilly Robinson (9), Raegan Weber (11), Anna Young (9).

Asian Caucus

Celebrating Asian cultures by sharing heritage information, as well as thei r cuisine, language and customs.

Sponso r: Takako Olson

Members: Stacie Bubb (12), Daniel Casburn (12), Kelsi Chapman (11), Nhi Dao (10) , Rebekah Defusco (12), Dean Degraw (12), Zoe Dilley (11), Anna Donley (12), Elaina Dye (12) , Salma Gomez Beltran (11), Tyler Hickenbottom (9), Brooke Kitsmiller (9), Breanna Langan (11) , Riley Lynch (12), Patrick Miley (9), Andrea Mularoni (11) , Holly Pham (12), Darvin Pineda -Donis (9), Alexandria Pytlik Zillig (12) , Devin Rezac (12), Zayn ab Said (12), Nicole Schleiger (12), Samuel Stanley (9), Kallista A. Tran (9).

Chess Club

Cultivated Knights Gardening Club

Chess club is open to anyone in t erested in chess , from the person_just learning to play to the expert chess player.

Sponsor: Alan Holdorf

Members: Matt Baldwin (10), Lacy Cockerham (10), Cole Ewoldt (9) , Philip Johnson (11) , Jonathan Lederer (11), Nicco Merritt (9), Logan Myers (9) , Isaiah Petty (11), Brennan Roberson (10), Alec Schneider (11) , Michael Wilson (9).

This dub is a place for students to meet and discuss planting flowers and vegetable gardens. We will discuss pot making, garden marker making, terrariums, bird houses, etc. and plant flowers at Southeast.

Sponsor: Terri Dimon

Members: Devin Anderson (11) , Kaitlin Cech (12), Courtney Chapman (11) , Rebekah Defusco (12), Bailey Griffin (12) , Brianna D. Griffin (10), Claire Kraft (12), Hannah Peterson (12), Alex Stephens (12).

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing , finance , hospitality, and management.

Sponsor: Matt Maw

Members: Violette Al-Timimi (12), Jacob Bishop (12) , Hope Brewster (12), Kendra Bubb (12), James Ceraolo (11), Dane Chromzak (11) , Hannah Everett (11), Cody Fuller (9), Isabel Hasselbalch (10), Kyle Horn (9) , Annie Hua (11) , Alex Hughes (9), Joseph Hundley (11) , Dallas Jones (9), Will Kallhoff (10) , Sam Kroeker (9), Jamison Lauterbach (9), Sharon Lavin (12), Morgan Liddy (12) , Tymber Long (11), Heidi Ludvigsen (11), Rachel Mccown (12), Grace Pugh (9) , Elizabeth Saale (11), Greta Solomon (10), Paige Stanard (12), Jonathan Swiatek (10), Ashlyn Thompson (10) , Nick Turner (12) , Noelle Turner (10), Alex Wobig (9).

Drama Club is for all members of LSE Thespian Troupe 2106 and any others who love theatre and want to get involved in productions at LSE. This year's activities include our annual service project, Trick-or -Treat-So -Kids -Can-Eat, attending live theatre and doing what we love.

Sponsor: Carol Svoboda

Members: Breann Anderson (12), Jessica Aspegren (10) , Shannon Barrientos (10), Kathryn Boilsen (9) , Emilee Buol (11), Emily Cashmere (9), Kelsi Champan (11) , Zoe Dilley (11), Miranda Dorsey (9), Meredith Enersen (9) , Maggie English (9) , Grace Fitzgibbon (9) , Maxine Gadwood (11) , Aidan Gagner (11) , John Golden (11), Taylor Griffith (10), Mackenzie Marrow (12), Noah Mason (10), Kaleb Metcalf (11) , Christopher Morse (9) , Chloe Nore (9), Desi 0lsen -Counsell (10), Kamille Palmer (12), Audrey Paulson (9), Jake Petersen (10), Adrian Pforr (10), Macie Rhodes (9) , Caitlyn Romell (9) , Austin Rousseau (9) , Megan Schulte-Covert (9) Brandon Schuman (12), Grace Sebek (9) , Hunter Sieckmeyer (10), Brenna Simmons (11) , William Stephens (10), Cheyenne Townsley (11), Ramey Vachal (9), Stephanie \_Visthoff (11), Keante ' Wren (9).

The Empty Bowls Pottery Club is an opportunity for students to learn or improve their skills throwing on a pottery wheel. Members will create hand-made bowls that will then be used in a fund -raiser to benefit the Lincoln Food Bank. You will have fun , improve your skills throwing on the wheel, eat donuts (or a healthy alternative) and make our world a better place while meeting new friends.

Sponsor: Daniel Ruth

Members: Madison Busch (10), Daniel Casburn (12), Lucy Collins (9), Justine Cork (9) , John Ebers (11), Laura Ebers (9), Alexis Folmer (11), Jessica Guo (9) , Drake Kann (10) , Sarah Kirk (9) , Aliya Kunikeeva (12) , Kelsey Linzell (10), Mauricio Miller (12), Madalyn Myers (9) , Grace Pugh (9), Riley Rico (12), Abby Riedel (10), Keeli Wagner (9), Hannah Windle (11).

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

A Club that allows student -athletes to see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches. To present to athletes the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord , serving him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the Church.

Sponsors: Jeffrey Smith and Kara Graham

Members: Abby Baher (10), Sergey Bahlyhov (11) , Crew Charlton (9) , Connor Churchill (11), Devon Coulson (10) , Addie Devney (9), Samantha Gowen (9) , Carly Johnson (12) , Madison Kraus (10) , Noah Kulhanek (to), Madison Otte (9), Taylor Roscoe (tt), Jacob Rushman (9).

Film Club

Future Business Leaders of America

Students will discuss and watch excerpts from classic & current films , review, debate merits of films , etc.

Sponsor: David Williams

Members: Sara Derheng (11), Brayden Maggart (9), Marcus Mccracken (9), Lari Romero (9).

FBLA is a national student organization that is focused on developing leadership shills, creating more interest in business enterprise and encouraging the improvement of business and community. Students attend regular meetings, local & regional competitions and participate in school and community activities

Sponsor: Lindsay Tillinghast

Members: Jivan Ahmad (10) , Violette Al-Timimi (12) , Laura Arens (10), Billy Baher (11) , Diamond Bellew (11) , Zac Cepure (9) , Kyla Crabtree (12), Isaac Duncan (9) , Cole Ewoldt (9) , Taylor Hendricks (10) , Annie Hua (11) , Jimmy Hua (9), Brianna Knudson (to), Jaden Krolikowski (11), Michelle Krzycki (11), Jenny Lavalleur (12) , Courtney Marcelino (11), Marissa Maxwell (9) , Ellyn Mccarter (11), Ashley Medley (11), Olivia Miller (to), Eyobe Mills (11) , Megan Nun (11) , Haylie Pointer (12) , Ryan Proffitt (11) , Elli Rath (11) , Dustin Rezek (11) , Nathan Siefkes (12) , Noah Smith (9) , Sydney Sweigard (12), Jessica Van Buskirk (11) , Brandon Warren (11) , Denise Yeramysheva (12).

This group worlts for a safe and supportive environment for GLBT students The group ' s goals include programming , education , and providing members with a safe social space The dub also intends to provide students with a fun yet supportive social environment where they may meet other GLBT students with similar interests. The meeting is open to all students.

Sponsor: Sara Danielson

Members: Megan Combs {11) , Marissa Dunn (9), Michaela Hefner (12) , Emma Jolton (11), Tess Karmazin (9) , Skyler Leishman (12) , Matthew Mcquinn (9), Raven Notaro (10), Luke Schlicker (10) , Jeremy Simpson (10) , Alyssia Villela (11) , Michaela Wells (11).

If you love improv or you just want to try it, Improv Club is for you!

Sponsor : Carol Svoboda

Memb ers: Paige Bradl ey (11 ), Emilee Buol (11) , Austin Coudriet (11), Miranda Dorsey (9) , Parker Durham (11), Erin Ebert (12), Nathan Ell (9) , Grace Fitzgibbon (9) , Ashleigh Fosbinder (12) , Aidan Gagner (11 ), John Golden (11) , Ethan Grafton (11), Taylor Griffith (10), Calvin Knapp (9) , Brayden Maggart (9) , Mackenzie Marrow (12) , Noah Mason (10), Chloe Nore (9) , Audrey Paulson (9) , Jake Pet ersen (10) , Isaiah Petty (11), Adrian Pforr (10) , Ma cie Rhod es (9) , Elizabeth Rockefeller (12) , Jon Rockefeller (9) , Lari Romero (9) , Megan Schulte-Covert (9) , Brandon Schuman (12) , Grace Sebek (9), Brenna Simmons (11) , Samuel Stanley (9) , Cheyenne Townsley (11) , Tressa Triplett (9) , Keante ' Wren (9).

A student-led organization which provides members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. This is a high school branch of the Kiwanis.

Sponsor: Johnna Graff and Sherry West

Members: Jivan Ahmad (10) , Leila Alohaid (9) , Laura Arens (10) , Armon Azimi (9) , Destiny Barry (10) , Kathryn Boilesen (9), Abby Brittenham (10), Kia Brodersen (9) , Zac Cepure (9) , Lucy Collins (9) , Justine RCork (9) , Tien Nhi Dao (10) , Kate Dean (9) , Erika Debuse (10) , Mia Draus (9), Laura Ebers (9) , Meredith Enersen (9) , Alex Gonzales (10), Emily Graul (10) , Reilly Grealish (12), Abby Henjes (9), Caitlin Hoppe (9) , Brittney Loschen (11), Nicole Mcconnell (10) , Sophie Miller (9) , Ninet Monterroso (11), Olivia Prouty (9) , Abby Riedel (10) , Caitlyn Romell (9) , Emily Schilke (10) , Alexis Tex-Willis (9) , Sarah Toalson (9) , Torri True (11).

Key Club

Knights Serve

Knights Serve is the interactive community service and leadership club that you ' ve been waiting for at LSE. We strive to better our community while havi11g a great time Come join us and be ready to serve our community like a true Knight!

Sponsor: Karen Krull

Members: Dani Bradley (12), Noah Brittenham (10), Hailey Bunde (10) , Cooper Creal (10) , Caitlynn Croner (10) , Devon Coulson (10), Molly Cummings (10), Brady Dickson (10) , Franni Dimon (10), Alyssa Farlin (10) , Madison Felix (10), Hailey field (12) , Alexa Goldenstein (10), Emily Graul (10) , Andrew Hansen (10) , Justin Hultman (10) , Josiah Johnson (12) , Katalina Kamm (10) , Hannah Mach (10) , Marissa Maxwell (9), Brad Mcclintick (10), Payton Mort (9).

Latino Caucus

This club supports Latino students at LSE and celebrates Latino culture. All are welcome!

Sponsor: Marcella Sanchez -Nelsen

Members: Roberto Amaya (12) , Steve Amaya (10), Stacie Bubb (12) , Aaron Cabrera (10), Dan Cabrera Ramos (9), Nicole Cubas (9), Noah Gomez (9), Salma Gomez Beltran (11) , Mark Jones (12) , Jessica Martinez (10), Samondre Miley (10) , Ninet Monterroso (11) , Guadalupe Morales Campos (9) , Rodolfo Ortiz (10) , Sabrina Rains (10) , Ciro Reyes , (10) , Christian Schon (10), Doris Servan (11), Vanesa Vasquez-Villanueva (9), Alyssia Villela (11).

Math Club

All students are welcome to join us for snacks and to explore exciting mathematics that isn ' t covered in classes. We build things, play games, and have fun!

Sponsor: Anna Gay and Alan Holdorf

Members: Violette Al -Timimi (12) , Lucy Collins (9), Kyla Crabtree (12) , John Ebers (11), Ashleigh Fosbinder (12) , Reilly Grealish (12) , Taylor Griffith (10) , Jessica Guo (9), Annie Hua (11), Aliya Kunikeeva (12), Samondre Miley (10), Eyobe Mills (11), Hannah Peterson (12) , Isaiah Petty (11), Holly Pham (12), Brennan Roberson (10) , Alec Schneider (11) , Sarah Toalson (9), Keeli Wagner (9), Racheal Wagner (12), Kylee Yakel (11).

Minecraft

Minecraft is an online computer game unlike any other. It is a creative game where worlds made out of individual blocks are generated. In these unique worlds , players can build anything , mine anything , create anything , and interact with other players. The only limit is your imagination! A server for LSE has been set up with a virtual world where the LSE ' s Minecraft community can meet. Minecraft enthusiasts are welcome to join the Minecraft Club and play everything Minecraft!

Sponsor: Sara Friest

Members: Madison Berlie (to), Seth Brittenham (9) , Paul Carrasco (11) , Austin Cowell (10) , Tyese Dennis (9) , AJ Ehrenberg (9), Jake Ehrenberg (9) , Mike Ehrenberg (to), Ethan Hall (9), Moni ca Hardin (10) , Jacob Johnson (9) , Franklin Karst (10) , Matt Knapp (to) , Tristin Korin ek (9), Syree Mills (9) , Tristan Paulson (11 ), Cody Peterson (9), Gustavo Preciado (9) , Josiah Rankin (10) , Bri Relyea-Swenson (10), Gabe Rios Birky (10) , Max Rivas (10) , Alex Schmidt (9) , William Stephens (to)

Enjoying nature and natural resources.

Sponsor: Richard Caster

Members: Mikaela Cauble (12) , Rocky Cauble (9) , Vanessa Funk (10) , Josiah Johnson (11), Cheyenne M. Kann (12) , Abbie Mccoy (12) , Madalyn Myers (9) , Emily Richerson (11).

Nature Club

No Limits

One Direction

No Limits Nebraska is the first youth -led, youth-driven tobacco prevention movement in our state. We ' re all about youth empowerment and social change, and coming together to minimize Big Tobacco ' s influence in Nebraska through activism.

Sponsor: Amanda Krivda

Members: Leila Alohaid (9), Katalina Kamm (10), Erin Nguyen (10).

One Direction Club will consist of listening to One Direction music , making posters and t-shirts , talking about One Direction , and anything else related to One Direction.

Sponsor: Tim Tidball

Members: Kayley Chapman (9), Sofia Ciotti (11) , Nicole Cubas (9) , Alexis Deets (11) , Megan Dobbs (9), Hayden Engle (9), Maya Erdkamp (9), Jadyn Fulk (12), Alex Gonzales (10), Calle Guthard (9), Alex Hergenrader (11), Cassidy Houlihan (11), Bailey Jex (12) , Joslyn Kratke (9), Garrett Kraus (12) , Emma McKillip (11), Sydney Long (9), Meredith J. Mcmanaman (11) , Corina Moss (11) , Mackensi Mull (9), Jessica Obrist (11) , Bob Olson (12) , Brett Sheppard (9) , Carly Sheppard (11) , Hana Sindi (9), Katie Squier (9) , Avery Stricker (11) , Jensen Trauernicht (12), Brittany N. White (9), Daevieyawn Wilkinson (9), Haley Wirthele (9).

Pitch Club

Playing 10-point Pitch card game. Any levels are welcome! If you don ' t know how, come and learn to play!

Sponsor: Michelle Stewart and Gail Wandzilak

Members: Foster Collins (10), Allie Rauner (9), Vivian Smith (10).

for those students who would like to learn about weight-lifting. You do not need to be an athlete to join.

Sponsor: Fred Thome

Members: Alex Agostine (11), Michael Baklykov (9) , Alex Bruner (10), Dominic Gallardo (10) , Gavin Gonzalez (11) , Mike Hoppe (11) , Jaden Krolikowski (11) , Ashawn McEwan (11), Logan Sperling (11), Peter Read (12).

Power Club

Prayer Club

Leaming about prayer and praying for students and current issues.

Sponsor: Isaac Jefferson

Members: Billy Baker (11), Rachel Geren (11) , Austin Rousseau (9), Katerina Welander (9), Emily Whipple (11).

Psychology Club Quidditch Club

A club for students interested in talking about topics relat ed to psychology and participating in demonstrations of psychological principles

Sponsor: Rob McEntarffer

Members: Shannon Barrientos (10), Dani Bradley (12) , Kia Broders en (9), Sara Derkeng (11) , Hailey Field (12), Ashleigh Fosbinder (12), Jillian Howard (9) , Juli enne Howard (11), Morgan Liddy (12) , Carlie Loth (11) , Victoria Molina (9) , Deanna Mosley (12), Madison Otte (9) , Kate Schrotberger (11), Jasmine Weber (11), Lindsey Witt (11).

Quidditch Club will discuss the rules and strategies of the game as well as enjoy playing the magnificent sport itself. The game will be played for possession of the MHouse Cup. "

Sponsor: Jaclyn Kellison

Members: Hussain Al-Musa (12) , Jessica Aspegren (10) , Justin Barger (11), Narin Basten (11) , Collin Blacksher (11) , Pierce Bower (11) , Paige Bradley (11) , Daniel Casburn (12), Emily Cashmere (9) , Thisbe Cromwell (9), Franni Dimon (10), Parker Durham (11), John Ebers (11), Erin Ebert (12), Jared Friend (11), Jadyn Fulk (12) , Aidan Hollis (11) , Bailey Jex (12) , Mauricio Miller (12) , Christopher Morse (9), Andrea Mularoni (11) , Logan Myers (9) , Tress Nelson (11) , Jessica Obrist (11), Kelly Ooton (10), Katrina Patzel (12) , Foster Peterson (11), Sam Pollock (10), Alexandria Pytlik Zillig (12) , Brennan Roberson (10), Alec Schneider (11), Vivian Smith (10), Greta Soloman (10) , Avery Stricker (11) , Emily Whipple (11) , Anna Young (9)

Have you ever seen those kids in the hall talking with their hands and wanted to know what they are saying? Come join us and learn how to use sign language everyday! We will learn how to communicate in ASL and some Signed English. You will get to learn signs for colors, alphabet , food, school, games, songs , holidays (if you ' ve ever needed to learn how to sign Mtrick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eaC - here ' s your chance!)

Sponsor: Robin Butolph

Memb ers: Casey L. Boring (11), Hailey Bottoms (10), Kira Cadwallader (9) , Kayley Chapman (9) , Lacy Cockerham (10), Madison. Crable (12), Jacob Custer (9), Christopher Lindenmuth (11), Erin Nguyen (10), Brandon Petray (9) , Mandy Russell (9) , Katerina Welander (9) , Hannah Windle (tt) , Stephanie Wisthoff (11) , Lindsey Witt (tt) , Denise Yeramysheva (12) , Angela Young (12)

Sign Language Club Southeast Pals

Southeast Pals promotes interaction , friendship , and social skills for students across all disabiltiy areas. The goal of the club is to provide a setting in which Southeast High School sutdents can develop a relationship with one another and celebrate the uniqueness of all individuals.

Sponsor: Sandra Babcock

Members: Hussain T. Al -Musa (12) , Devin Anderson (11), Desi Burks (10), Amanda Carr (12), Ayanna Coleman (9) , Molli Curry (9) , Dexter Drbal (10), Danielle Gadwood (9), Kaelie Kellner (tt) , Payton Mort (9) , Samantha Thomas (tt), Brittany White (9).

•Student Advocates for World Change (SAWC)

We are going to focus on bringing awareness to the human trafficking issues around the world

Sponsor: Judy Tuttle

Members: Hannah Allgood (to) , Shelby Applegate (12), Mckenna Arthur (10), Becca Baillie (11), Abby Baker (10) , Peri Cuppens (11), Jenna Doggett (12), Kaleb Duncan (12), Reilly Grealish (12), Isabel Hasselbalch (10), Valeria Hong Hernandez (12), Kaelie Kellner (11) , Rachel Kostal (11), Garrett Kraus (12), Madison Kraus (10), Kelsey Linzell (to), Sophia Longoria (10), Rachel Mccown (12), Kaleb Metcalf (11), Eyobe D. Mills (11) , Victoria Molina (9) , Zoe Nash (11), Anna Potthoff (11) , Morgan Shandera (10), Valeria Siemer (11), Paige Stanard (12) , Zoie Taylore (11), Samantha Thomas (11), Lanea Vanek (12), Tori Weber (11), Abby Westfall (12), Paige Zamora (11).

Student Council

Sponsors: Michelle Stewart and Crystal Folden

Senlors: Eastin Allgood, Dean DeGraw, Frank Hefner, Emily Hergenrader, Sharon Lavin, Lyndsey Mickle , Wendy Ramirez , Sadie Shernikau , Lanea Vanek

Junlors: Justin Barger, Elle Hansen, Tymber Long, Zoe Nash, Avary Pansing Brooks, Kat Richerson , Cole Schinstock, Matthew Thomas

Sophomores: Hailey Bunde , Kyley Burkey, Cooper Creal, Emily Graul, Rehn Loftus, Nell Piper, Hunter Sieckmeyer, Greta Solomon

Freshmen: Cameron Azimi, Allison Bergmeyer, Grace Doll, Dallas Jones , Olive Martin , Ashley Runge , Ellie Shemikau , Uvie Wennstedt

French Club

This is a club for current and former French students of any level with a wide variety of activities throughout the year.

Sponsor: Kristen Tangen

Members: Jade Anderson (10) , Madison Bertie (10) , Kirn Cadwallader (9) , Rebekah Defusco (12) , Miranda Dorsey (9), A.J. Ehrenberg (9), Jake Ehrenberg (9), Ashleigh fosbinder (12) , Elizabeth Geren (11) , Reilly Grealish (12), Breanna Langan (11), Miranda Melson (12) , Deanna Mosely (12) , Madalyn Myers (9) , Vivian Smith (10) , Natasha Sobotka (9), Stephanie Wisthoff (11).

Native American Caucus

Native and non-Native American students are welcome to discuss cultural, historical, a ui current issues.

Sponsor: Debra Sovey

Memebers: Madison A. Crable (12), Tyese Dennis (9) , Monica Hardin (10), Matthe v. J. Mcquinn (9), Natasha N. Sobotka (9)

Southeast Environmental Advocacy Group (SEAG)

We will study global environmental issues and engage in local environmental advocacy through act ivities such as park clean ups , trail adoption , and improved recycling efforts at school and throughout the community

Sponsor: David Peters

Members: Dean Degraw (12) , Ethan Freese (12), Lukas Jilg (12), Slate Mathes (10), Hannah Peterson (12) , Devin Rezac (12) , Alex Schmidt (9).

Strategy Card Club

Come play strategy card games. Most sutdents play Magic: The Gathering or Yugi-Oh, ut we are op en to other games too.

Sponsor: Sam Segrist

Members: Paul Carrasco (11) , foster Collins (10), Jacob Custer (9) , Mike Ehrenberg (1 1), Conrad Harlow (9), Jasmine Kirwan (11), Jennifer McCreary (9) , Nicco Merritt (9) , Tri s m Paulson (11) , Jon Rockefeller (9), Noah Smith (9) , Raegan Weber (11).

Tai Chi Club

Tai Chi promotes stress relief, mood enhancement and a relaxed temperament. Goals for students are self-healing and inner development. Step by step , students will find their own path in building better strength and confidence; thus leading towards a healthy body, a happy spirit and a more fulfilling student life.

Sponsor: Michael fajian Melchizedek

Members: Miranda Melson (12) , Deanna Mosley (12), Allie Rauner (9), Kaylee Sherrill (9).

Ultimate Club

Students will learn the fundamentals of ultimate frisbee , the sport of the future , and have the opportunity to play pick up games twice a week. All ability levels are welcome , from novice to expert

Sponsor: David Peters

Members: Dean Degraw (12) , John Ebers (11) , Erin Ebert (12), Ethan Fre ese (12) , Jared Friend (11), Salma Gomes Beltran (11) , Josiah Johnson (11) , Slate Mathes (10) , Eyobe Mills (11) , Andrea Mularoni (11) , Foster Peterson (11) , Brandon Petray (9) , Sam Pollock (10), ~abe Rios Birky (10).

Water Rockets to Infinity and Beyond

Students build and launch water rockets.

Sponsor: Johnson Winemiller

Members : Kyle Bubb (10) , Conrad Harlow (9) , Zachary Schuman (9), Cheyanne Bruns (9) , Angela Young (12)

Young Democrats

The Young Democrats is an organization for members of the Democratic party. It has both a national organization and chapters in individual states. Young Democrats clubs are both social and political in nature Many of them sponsor various social events and networking events for members . In addition , Young Democrats clubs assist Democratic political candidates and causes.

Sponsor: Sam Segrist

Members: Matt Baldwin (10) , Eyobe Mills (11), Isaiah Petty (11) , Amelia Richards (11)

Young Life

Young Life student leadership is an opportunity for students to explore and grow in faith , leadership , and serving.

Sponsors : Niki Figard and Betty Peters

Members: Eastin Allgood (12) , Hannah Allgood (10), Becca Baille (11) , Alex Bartels (9) , Makada Beamon (9), Alliso n Bergmeyer (9) , Dj Bergo (9) , Kali Berner (12), Jack Bruning (9), Hailey Bunde (10), Kyley Burkey (10) , Aaron Cabrera (10), Amanda Carr (12), Sam Castner (9) , Courtney Chapman (11), Ethan Christensen (10), Connor Churchill (11) , Alyssa Clark (9) , Samuel Colligan (9) , Caitlynn Croner (10) , Adam Cummings (12) , Molli Curry (9) , Alexis Deets (11), Jackson Dettmer (10) , Natalie Dettmer (12) , Addie Deveny (9) , Brady Dickson (10), Cody Dickson (10) , Brianna Dierks (12) , Megan Dobbs (9), Jenna Doggett (11) , Dexter Drbal (10) , Kaleb Duncan (12) , Molly Durhum (9) , Jenny Eacker (9) , Hayden Engle (9) , Jake Erwin (9), Kaylee Felix (12) , Madison Felix (10) , Richard Folkers (9) , Ethan Freese (12) , Alexa Goldenstein (10) , Noah Gomez (9) , Calle Guthard (9), Abby Henjes (9), Alex Hergenrader (11) , Rugger Holmes (10), Breanna Johnson (9) , Emily Johnson (10) , Noah Johnson (10) , Will Kallhoff (10), Jake Kerns (10) , Thea Kerns (9), Katelyn Kohn (9), Rachel Kostal (11), Noah Kulhanek (10), Aliya Kunikeeva (12), Pamila Laam (9) , Sydney Long (9) , Sophia Longoria (10) , Hannah Mach (10) , Courtney Marcelino (11), Will Maynard (10) , Emma McKillip (11), Meredith McManaman (11) , Patrick Miley (9) , Emma Morton (10), Lauren Mosser (9) , Zoe Nash (11), Katelyn Nimic (10), Kamille Palmer (12) , Grant Poggenpohl (9), Sam Pollock (10) , Anna Potthoff (11), Zoe Prenda (10) , Sam Rader (9) , Ciro Reyes (10), Taylor Richards (12) , Taylor Roscoe (11) , Ashley Runge (9) , Christian Schon (10) , Brett Sheppard (9) , Carly Sheppard (11), Valeria Siemer (11), Jackson Smith (9) , Richard Snoke (9) , Blake Spiers (10) , Katie Squier (9) , Patrick Swift (9) , Jax Vanek (9) , Livie Wennstedt (9) , Haley Wirthele (9), Katelyn Wolf (9) , Paige Zamora (11).

Young Republicans

The Young Republicans is an organization for members of the Republican Party or those who would like to learn more about it. It has both a national organization and chapters in individual states. Young Republican clubs are both social and political in nature Many of them sponsor various social events and networking events for members. In addition, Young Republican clubs assist Republican political candidates and causes.

Sponsors: Carol Moravec and Sheila Schumacher

Members: Hailey Bottoms (10) , Kendra Bubb (12) , Kyle Bubb (10) , Kyla Crabtree (12), Kate Dean (9) , Maggie English (9), Dallas Jones (9), Bob Olson (12) , Katelyn Richerson (11) , Nathan Siefkes (12) , Connor Vokoun (11), Kylee Yakel (11).

People

Look, over theref Students, teachers, and Guyrettes are gathered together to watch the 2014 Powderpuff Pep Rally. This Pep Rally is a good way to get more students to participate and just to have a good laugh. Tm going to remember that day for a long time," said Southeast student Nick Turner (12).

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LIVIE WENNSTEDT TIFFANY WENZL-GRESS JARRITT WEST CORBYN WESTPHAL ABIGAIL WHEATLEY ASYA WHITE

RYLIE WIESE KATIE WILES JACKSON WILFORD DAEVlEYAWN Wll.KINSON EDWARD WILLIAMS JAMAUN WILLIAMS

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ISMK WILSON MICHAEL WILSON CHASE WINCHESTER

HALEY WIRTHELE

WOBIG KATELYN WOLF

WREN KAELIN WUBBELS ALEXANDER YINDRICK

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Art Department

Amber Buhrman: Beginning Photo, Photo Tech, Photo Styles, Digital Art, Digital Art Tech 2, Beginning Drawing

Isaac Jefferson: Beginning Jewlery, Jewelry Design/ Applied, Jewelry Styles, Jewelry as Art, Pottery Tech, Pottery Styles, Pottery as Art, Beginning Pottery

Melody Jones: Drawing Applied, Drawing Styles, Beginning Drawing, Beginning Painting, Painting Applied, Painting Styles and Ideas, 20 . Design

Dan Ruth: Beginning Pottery, 30 Design

Business Department

Bill Flory: Computer Applications, Take Charge, Advanced Computer Applications

Jodi Gehr: ·Marketing, Take Charge, Business Management

Julie Hippen: Internship, Internship/Work Experience

Matt Maw: Computer Applications, E-learning, Sports and Entertainment marketing, Digital Media, World of Business

Doug Miller: Take Charge, Keyboarding, College Accounting

Undsay Tillinghast: Business Economy, Digital Media , Take Charge

Family and Consumer Science Department

Lori Goff: Culinary Skills, Cultural Foods , Teen Issues , Interior Design

Lana Hamson: Foods and Wellness, Creative Clothing , Preschool/ School age , Parenting

Mcuy Stauffer: Human Behavior, Intro to Hea lth Occupatio ns, Culinary Skills

Industrial Technology Department

Jane Edwards: CAD 1, Advanced CAD , Graphic Communications, CAD 2, CAD Architecture

Aaron Svik: Intro to Woods , Intro Woods , Advanced Cabinet, Furniture Design

Fred Thorne: Weight Training , CAD 1, Intro Woods

Language Arts Department

Kim Anthony: Reading Ideas , American Literature , English 9

Tom Bender (Not pictured): Oral Comm, Oral Comm 0 , Holocaust Literature

Sarah. Currie: AP Literature / Composition, English 90

Sara Danielson: English 90 , English 9, English 10

Trent Framke: English 10, American Literature

Johnna Graff: AP Language / Composition, English 90

Judy Hanilui: Newspaper, Photojournalism, English 10

Lucas Kellison: English 9

Amanda Krivda: English 100, Yearbook, English 10, Advanced Creative Writing

Julie Krueger: English 9 , English 100, American Literature

Rachel Mack: English 11, Composition, Reading Ideas

Jill Oestmann: Reading Investigations , Reading Ideas , Reading Advancement

Sue Petersen-Nedved: American Literature , English 11 , AP Literature / Composition

Sam Segrist: English 10, Creative Writing , AP Language / Composition

Paul Smith: Holocaust Literature , English 9

M~helle Stewart: Student Council, Oral Comm , English 9, Pop Cu lture

Studies

Carol Svoboda: Oral Comm, Theatre , Tech Theatre

Tim Tidball: American Literature, English 90, American Experience

Dave Williams: Senior English, English 10

Math Department

Dan Dougherty: Geometry 0 , Advanced Algebra, Advanced Algebra

Support

Spencer Duncan: Pre-Calculus, Algebra Block

Chris Gay: Advanced Algebra , Pre-Calculus 0

Carol Goans: Pre-Calculus , AP Statistics, Statistics, Algebra

Alan Holdorf: Pre-Calculus 0 , Algebra Block, AP Calculus, Statistics

Kristin Johnson: Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geometry 0

Brian Kaiser: Advanced Algebra, Algebra, Geometry

Julianne Meier: Advanced Algebra 0 , Geometry

Katherine Norman: Algebra Block, Advanced Algebra, Algebra

Kelll Roeber-Shoening: Geometry, Advanced Algebra, AP Calculus

Josh Severin: Geometry, College Algebra, Statistics

Katie Soto: Algebra Block, Geometry

Alyssa Straube: Geometry, College Algebra, Algebra

Judy Tuttle: Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Elements of Advanced Algebra, Advanced Algebra 0

Sherry West: Algebra, AP Calculus 0 , Geometry

Photo courtesy of Sherry West

Performing Arts Department

Julie Eschliman: Accompanist

Heather Hillhouse: Theatre Technician

Bob Krueger: Jazz Va rs ity, Jazz Prep

Megan Manning Kechely (Not pictured): Symphonic Band

R.J. Metteer: Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble

Ann Moore (Not pictured): Knight Sounds , Excalibur, Singing Knights

Missy Noonan: Queens Court, Court Choir, Bel Ca nt o, Ars Nova , Countesses and Noblemen

Betty Peters: Accompanist

Carol Svoboda: Oral Comm, Theatre , Tech Theatre

Michael Swartz: Orchestra

Dave Young (Not pictured): Marching Band, Symphonic Band

Physical Education Department

Kara GrCU\cUn: Weight Training , Team Sports , Leaming Center, Health, Advanced Weight Training

Annie Healey: Team Sports , Life Sports , Learning Center, Fitness For Life

Heather Leader (Not pictured): Fitness For Life, Weight Training , Advanced Weight Train ing, Aerobics / Strength

Gene Lessman: Team Sports, Life Sports, Health, Adaptive PE

Jeff Rutledge: Weight Training , Fitness For Life , Dance

Jeff Smith: Health, Weight Training , Team Sports , Water Games , Beginning and Advanced Swimming

Fred Thorne (Not pictured): Weight Training , CAD 1, Intro Woods

Science Department

Dick Caster: Chemistry, Geoscience

Alex Cohoon: Physical Science, Applied Physics

• Ryan Gottula: Geoscience, Physical Science

Darla Haugerud: Physics, Chemistry

Cindy Karel: Applied Chemistry, Medical Terminology, Forensic Science

Adam Krug: Applied Chemistry, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry

Carol Moravec: Anatomy/Physiology 0, Biology 0

Nathan Myers: Physical Science, Geo Science, Astronomy

Brad NUmi (Not pictured): Geo Science, Basic Geo Science

Kate Okerlund: Biology

Ron Paulsen: Biology

Frankie Petersen: Biology 0, Chemistry

Jake Winemiller: Physics 0, Physical Science 0

Social Studies Department

Kyle Beacom: US History, AP US History

Troy Bergt: Civics, Psychology 1, Psychology 2, World History

Chad Blachford: US History, AP US History, World History

Randy Brolhorst: Government and Politics, Civics

Noah Craft: Civics 0, US History, Criminal Justice

Emily Jacobs: Geography, World History, Geography 0

Jacl Kellison: World History, AP World History

David Leader: Civics, Economics, AP Economics

David Nebel: US History, Government and Politics

Dave Peters: Geography, US History, American Experience

Sasha Reeks: AP Psychology, Geography, Geography 0

Joe Schlegelmilch: AP US History, US History, History of Sports

Kirk Svedsen: AP Psychology, Psychology Semester 1, Civics, Geography

Dustin Wardyn: World History, Sociology, Sociology 0, Geography

Zach Wojtowicz: World History, AP Government and Politics, Civics 0

Special Education Department

Sandra Babcock: Adpt PE , Work Skills, Job Prac

Kayla Belden: World History, l&S , Job Prac

Robin Butolph (Not pictured): Teacher of the Deaf/ Hard of Hearing

Christy Champoux: Assistant Special Education Coordinator

Ryan Clark: Pe rs/ Soc, l&S , Take Charge , Ca reer Ed , Econ

April Fearing: l&S , Civics , Applied Chemistry, Comm Skills , Civics

Justin Freitag: Ci vics, US History, l&S , Geography

Sarah Freitag (Not pictured): Rdg Elements , Rdg / Lang , Rdg Elements

Deb Grandjean: Algebra, l&S , Prac Math , Keyboarding

Kathy Heine : l&S , Teen Issues , Literature , English 9, English 10 , Composition

Susan Hill (Not pictured): Reading I, Prac Ma t h, Heal t h, l&S

Clay Hollmann: Special Education Coord in a t or

Annette Hurt: Domestics , Reading II , Bas ic Geo Scien ce, Work Skills , Rec / Leisure, Geo Science

Karen Krull: l&S, US History, GoPo

Genevieve Larson: Health, Computer App , Math Concepts , l&S , Rdg Skills 44

Julie Latenser (Not pictured): English 10A, l&S , Basic Geo Science , Math Concepts, Geo Science

Bee Loomis (Not pictured): Physical Science , l&S , Biology, Life Science , Physical Science

Deb Sovey (Not pictured): Domestics , Algebra Block, Beg Algebra , Basic Math ,

World Language Department

Antonio Almazan: AP Spanish , Spanish 3

Teresa Barta: Spanish 1, Spanish 2

Terri Dimon: French 3, French 2

Alexander Klenz (Not pictured): Spanish 3

Paula Umbach (Not pictured): Latin ¾, German 1

Michael Melduzedelt (Not pictured): Latin ¾

Brenda Mullen: Spanish 1, Spanish 2

Jessica Sanchez -Carrillo: Spanish 3, Spanish 2

Marcella Sanchez -Nelsen: Spanish 2, Spanish ¾

Kristen Tangen: French 2, AP French

Sasha Van Zandt (Not pictured): French 1, French 4

Lorraine Walsh: Spanish 3, Spanish 2

Gail Wandzilak: Spanish 4, Spanish 2

Academics

Sllly Madamef Madame Dimon hands papers back to her fourth period French 3 students. Southeast takes 9reat pride in Academics. MThe teachers are willing to help you. They want to see you succeed. They are devoted to making you succeed, " said Brooklyn Albers (11).

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With eyes focused on writing. Dallas Jones (9) is hard at work practicing his writing abilities with a prompt that his teacher handed out. Writing is definitely a huge part of English, you need to learn how to write to succeed in life.

Photo by Max Rivas

Bender-ing the norm. English teacher Tommy

makes funny faces to entertain his class. A lot of students enjoy having him as a teacher, because he makes classes fun. M l love teaching , because it becomes something that's a lot of fun for me There doesn ' t need to be a separation between enjoying class and learning If you can have fun in class , you should , Msaid Bender.

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Photo by: Max Rivas

nme to take those notes! During her fourth period Algebra block class Olivia Malhloch (11), jots down the notes from the warm-up they just did. Having a challenging warm-up helped students get their mind ready for class. Ml watch what the the teacher is doing and study in my head, * said Malhloch.

All ears! Tavion Davis (9) listens to math teacher Spencer Duncan go over the answers for the homework. Davis checked his answers to make sure he understood the lesson. MWhen I get home I usually look at my notes and I usually go to knight house and my stuff there, * said Davis.

Connor Coffey (12) loves hoopball. He thinks it ' s fun, exciting, and you can score a lot of points without trying too hard.

Danielle Gadwood (9) says her favorite thing about Fitness for Life is that she gets to hang out with her friends while being physically active.

Cameron Hobza (9) likes doing a variety of things in Fitness for Life. They do weightlifting, class presentations, and kickball. He took the class because he wanted to learn about sports he can play when he is older and out school.

"I plan to play baseball as a career for as long as possible," said Hobza.

Sean Johns (10) enjoys playing ultimate ball because it is a fast paced game and it is easy to score. He took Tearn Sports because it sounded fun and a lot of his friends signed up for the class. He plans to play football in his future.

Story by Kristina Ilic

Pictures by Bailey Griffin and Max Rivas

THE BIG BANG THEORY ··.

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PICKING THROUGH THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

This year was an opportunity to introduce a new class, called the American Experience, to Southeast. This two-hour block class combines U.S. History with American Literature, specifically designed for juniors in social studies and language arts.

"This is the way all history classes should be taught. We felt it would enhance the experience between both English and Social Studies," said David Peters on the incorporation of the two classes. The American Experience takes up two periods, 6th and 7th, and it is a large class.

"The number of kids in the class has turned out to being easier to handle then I originally thought," stated Tim Tidball.

and we are constantly hit with history making things everyday. The students here at Southeast learn more and more about today's past, and present history in the making. When trying to incorporate both English and History into one class, not everything will be perfect the first time. "We're always looking to change and tinker and make it better. We want to continue to weave the two courses together to avoid 'History' and 'English,"' commented Tidball.

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Photos by Jessica Van Buskirk

Gotta secret, can ya keep it? Mr. Peters shares a secret 'ith his class about what they're learning in the History po rt on of the American Experience. MHaving two teachers in th e class is helpful, because Mr. Tidball and I work well together md share some of the same fundamental teaching philosop ~ es: stated Peters.

felt it would enhance the experience, both English and Social Studies," - David Peters.

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This year, we had a lot of interesting things happen in the World Language department here at Southeast. The most important event being that we had one of our very own Spanish teachers get naturalized as a lJnited States citizen on October 30, 2013.

Spanish teacher Teresa Barta has lived in the Linited States for ten years , and she applied for citizenship over a year ago. The ceremony took place during 8th period with all of her students, family , and friends attending.

"It feels good to officially be a lJS citizen! It's finally starting to sink in especially while taking the pledge," said Barta.

One of French teacher and department chair Kristen Tangen's

students excels at learning and understanding languages. Megan Kauphusman, a senior this year, is currently taking French 4, AP French, and Latin 3/4.

"I'm planning to major in foreign language. I love learning languages, because its fun to communicate with people who speak other languages around the world," said Megan.

Our world language department will help her reach her goals of majoring in foreign language.

As a first year French teacher, Sasha Van Zandt loves teaching at our school because of how open-hearted everyone is.

"My fellow teachers are very helpful to me, and the students that I

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Another thing that she likes about Southeast, is the culture of the school.

"I like Southeast because I enjoy the culture here, and I'm slowly learning how to embrace it," said Van Zandt.

The World Language department at Southeast is a great learning environment for students, because of the awesome teachers that we have.

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teach are friendly,"

Van Zandt.

(Top Left) Proud to be an American. Seeing all the people she cared about watching her ceremonly, Senora Barta reaches for her new born baby, Leo , after being granted citizenship. M l loved showing off my baby to my students ," said Barta.

(Top Right) Writing wlth a steady hand. McKenna Arthur (10) takes notes in French class Following along in class is key for any student that takes a language. You have to pay attention to achieve a good grade.

(Bottom Left) Hand ln the alr. Megan Kauphusman (12) raises her hand in class to ask Madame Van Zandt a question. Kauphusman is currently taking 3 languages this year, incl uding Latin. #Latin is my favorite language to learn, because it's a challenge and I like to have a challenge when learning new things ," said Kauphusman.

(Bottom Right) Celebrate good tlmesf Members of the World Language department host a celebration in support of their colleague ' s naturalization.

Photos by Terri Dimon , Julie Nelson , Max Rivas , and Bailey Griffin

Here at Southeast we have eight talented choir groups: Ars Nova, Bel Canto, Countesses & Noblemen, Court Choir, Excalibur, Knight Sounds, Queen's Court and Singing Knights.

"I like being a part of something great. When I'm in choir I feel like I'm sitting with my second family. No one is judgemental at all and I love them all to death," said Allana Blakeman (10).

Blakeman has been in choir since the fourth grade and has loved it since the beginning. But she isn't the only one who loves being in choir.

Alexis Dunn (12) says, "I love being able to do something I love every single day. I've gotten close to all the ladies in my choir and my senior year in choir has honestly been the best one so far."

Choir isn't just a group of people that sing together. They're like a family.

Freshman Jillian Howard says, "I really like the people. They welcomed me to the choir. You know just people who share the same interests as you."

Justice Shorter has been in choir all four years of high school and highly recommends it.

"Do it. It's so much fun and if not, you'll be missing out on all the long lasting friendships," says Shorter (12).

Blakeman says, "Definitely join. You meet very awesome people who will love and support you. You will learn life lessons throughout the year that

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are worth knowing. You will not regret it."

Not only do you get to sing with people who love singing as much as you do, you also make new friends.

"I would say do it. You really learn skills like teamwork and you seriously bond with everyone in that choir," says Dunn.

It may seem a little seal) performing in front of people. But with the help of the group and more experience, it's not as bad as you think.

Dunn says, "Freshman year was really nerve-wrecking and I got nervous a lot but now it's like second nature to me and one thing I've learned is if you mess up, smile and as Mrs. Noonan says 'Fake it till you make it."'

To some it's terrifying but to others it's different and they just love to perform.

"It's different in a sense of knowing that I could change how someone feels about music," says Shorter.

Howard says, "Honestly, it's amazing You just let out emotions you've kept inside."

Choir experiences give you a chance to try new things out. Like pe11orming. It may seem scary but it gets better. It gets easier.

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Let's Sing! With a smile, Taylor Mitchell (9), and the other members of Queen ' s Court performed a song on November 6, 2013.

Here Comes 5 (12), and Ada anta Clausel Ian Apple a during a holid; Cummings (12) hold!/~ (11), Riley Lynch have m Y performance Co revor Tyson (12) any performances th • untesses and Nob/ roughout the year. emen

TED.xUnroln Here we come! A varsity choir at Southeast, Ars Nova , got the special privilege of performing at TEOxlincoln. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity for these talented juniors and seniors.

#Throwbacltl With a throwback to 60s themed songs, the Singing Knights performed on February 26, 2014. They dressed in poodle skirts and other clothes that fit perfectly into the 60s theme.

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Court Choir

fourth Row: Mariah Johnson , Aryn Flaig , Ashleigh fosbind er, Brandon Shuman, John Golden , Bryan Soderquist, Skyler Leishman , Ash er Colburn , Justic e Shorter, Ted Yates , Ethan Freese, Kath erine Williams , Calli e Quillen, Hannah Clark

Third Row: Mackenzie Marrow, Miranda Melson , Stephanie Wisthoff, Sam Bates, Aidan Gagner, Adam Cummings , Hunter Sieckmeyer, Ellie Waisted, Marina Kushner, Hailey Greene

Second Row: Anna Potthoff, Hannah Lehnert, Baily Holmes , Josh Spartlen, Collin McCarthy, Brad Clevinger, Riley Lynch , Jared friend , Christian Jungck, Sadie Schernikau, Emilee Buol, Saron Tessema, Cheyenne Townsley

first Row: Torri True , Zoe Nash , Kaelie Kellner, Makenna Pardee , Tanner Mitchell , Brody Nickel, John Morton, Bowen Schoen, Austin Coudriet, Sam Colwell, Abby Siedell, Sarah Kornbluh, Trisha Gudim

Not Pictured: Colin Baker, Hayden Oickensen, Harrison ElDorado , Darius Geiser, Kaelie Kellner

, Emily Schilke , Sarni Ligenza , Emily

Maddy Apking , Brandi Shannon

Second Row: Brad Clevinger, Danny Clare, Ethan Freese , Christian Jungck, John G ,lde n, Colin McCarthy first Row: Tori Weber, Mackenzie Marrow, Ashleigh Fosbinder, Rachel Mccown , va ~ Pansing Brooks , Abby Siedell -

Second Row: Allana Blakeman, Hailey Bottoms, Hanna Mach , Lindsey Witt, Al ex , D Madison Plock, Salma Gomez Bertran, Maddi Weskamp , Emma Morton, Chloe < lenn first Row: Allie Menghini, Taylor Mitchell , Alex Gonzales , Abby Riedel, Chandl e Balli Rachel Geren

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Third Row: Sam Colwell, Brandon Schuman, Bryan Olortegui Soderquist, · s, 1i B Ethan Berkebile Second Row: Ben Herbel, Angela Young, Sienna Mathes , Callie Quillen, Stephanil Wis~ Isabel Neilan, John Morton

first Row: Brody Nickel, Marina Kushner, Zoie Taylore , Peri Cuppens , Aryn Flai Ha rtl ElDorado

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Countesses & Noblemen

Adam Cummings , Jorgia Weisser, Zoe Nash , Avni Srivastav, Ian Appleget

Excalibur

Third Row: Autumn Hayes, Bekah Gappa, Erin Ebert, Zach Farley, Alex Bruner, Sarni Gish, Ninet Monterroso

Second Row: Maxine Gadwood, Hannah Westbrook, Jay Simpson, Adam Jarzynka , Javen Kinnan

First Row: Kelsey Burianek, Desi Counsell, Amelia Richards , Zach Walz , Thadd Dickhaut, Hayden Waller, Brandie Guillemet

Floor: Casey Boring

Not Pictured: Julienne Howard , Dalila Hrustemovic

Knight Sounds

Fourth Row: Emma Bohlke, Abby Neilan, Meredith En ersen, Samantha Gowen, Maddie Mar, Braxton Adrian , Jacob Rushman, Elijah Rouss eau , Grant Tyson, Eli Denton, Sam Castner, Kipp Hergenrader, Olive Martin, Abby Henjes , Breanna Johnson, Alexis Tex-Willis , Bailey Tamerius , Hailey England, Keeli Wagner

Third Row: Thea Kerns , Brittany White , Savannah Clover, Anna Young , Logan Myers , Kyle Peterson, Colin Green, Sawyer Ohlschwager, Dallas Jones , Taylor Schrader, Ethan York, DJ Bergo, Jazmine Faalii, Ellie Schemikau, Kathryn Kirschbaum , Jillian Howard , Mo rgan Henning , Hailee Turner

Second Row: Chloe Nore, Megan Dlouhy, Emily Cashmere, Marissa Dunn , Serena Ventura , Jaylen Cook-Gibson, Maizy Hurst, Jennie Hammel, Graham Garvin , Garrett Mchaud, Aidan Andrews, Jackson McCord, Livie Wennstedt, Grace Doll , Lizzy Miller, Caitlyn Romell, Jazmine Homas , Kira Cadwallader

First Row: Clara Walstad , Miranda Dorsey, Katy Wolf, Ashley Runge , Jessica Guo , Kayle e Sherrill, Jennifer McCreary, Calle Guthard , Ella Little , Jenny Eacker, Maya Mohr, Pam Laam, Quinn Gustafson , Hannah Koehler, Audrey Paulson, Kathryn Boilesen, Justine Cork, Vanesa Vasquez -Villanueva

Not Pictured: Teriann Isaacson, Sarah Kirk , Taylor Laplante, Emily McLaughlin, Warren Minchow, Nyangong Nyuon , Aydan Stanton

, Hannah Loos , Greyson Mccown , Kenna

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Third Row: Trevor Tyson , Devin Rezac, Aidan Gagner

Second Row: Riley Lynch, Chloe Reeble, Emily Hergenrader, Emma McKillip , Sadie Schemikau, Will Fleig

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Third Row: Jessie Pohlmann, Slate Mathes

Bancroft, Jake Kerns

:~cond Row: Abby Vokoun, Quinn Vandyke-Ries

Nell Piper, Cooper Creal, Nora Larson irst row: Anne Fuelberth, Michael Golden, Marissa Welmser

Not Pictured: Mike Rhian, Adam Riley

Many students at Southeast take part in one or more of the diverse band we provide for music lovers, including Orchestra, Jazz Band, Marching Band and more.

Jacob Pale (11) is part of Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble and plays both the bari an alto saxophones. He's the lead alto for Wind Ensemble.

"Wind Ensemble is especially challenging and, because of how it's set up, it forces me to become a better player," said Pales. He's been playing sax since elementary and was introduced to jazz in middle school.

Hailey Bottoms (10) plays the french horn in Marching Band and has been playing since fifth grade. Marching Band is a big commitment and can take two to three hours of practice per week before school starts.

"Normally, we have two performances on competition days and we can be out at a competition from 7AM to 9PM or 10PM," said Bottoms.

Ted Yates (12) plays the tuba for Marching Band and has been playing for so long that he claims he'd die without music. He warns that because of the practice schedule in the early mornings, it's not a place for night-owls.

"It has become a p rt of who I am," sai Yate He enjoys band amp because it is a gre way to make friends and get your exercise at th same time.

"Nothing is more deadly than a welltrained LSE band before their performance. Afte dominating the competition, we take all the trop and bus home."

Holden Sutter (9) takes part in Marchin1 Concert, and Black Basketball Bands. He plays trumpet and piano, and has been playing trum since 5th grade.

"I enjoy being with a great group of pe and being able to improve alongside them. The music is also fun, diverse, and challenging," Su 1 said. He enjoys having his friends with him in b and loves music.

"I play the 1st trumpet part in Concert Band." said Sutter proudly.

The musical groups at Southeast are exciting and competitive. They require dedicati and love for music, but these bands have a lot ( fun practicing and improving technique and sk i

front (L to R): Alexandra Lee , Abby Westfall

Concert Band

Members: Jared Andrade, Nathan Bacon, Victor Beach, Anika Bue lJ Zac Cepure, Mitchel Christ, Aiden Cummins , Tommy Curry, Mia Dr Austin Elkins , Kaitlin Ertl, Grace Fitzgibbon, Colm Gill, Skyler Gobel, Q i i Grealish, Tyler Hattan, Elijah Herbel, Trevor Holland, Cameron Joh n 1 Dallas Jones, Sarah Kirk, Race Kohel, Tristin Korinek, Haley Lampe , Mc i Larrew, Grace Larsen, Nate Mares, Russell Masterson, Jennifer McC ri a Kamryn Medbery, Tanner Mitchell, Sierra Mills , Sebastian Monk, Christe J Morton, Izzy Nichols, Sawyer Ohlschwager, Bailey Parsley, Ellie Pekas, { c Peterson, Adri Pham, Lexi Pham, Stacie Post, Kayla Prater, Allie Rm r Gus Rockey, Shaun Rosada, Jessica Schafer, Taylor Schrader, Grace S, b Libby Siedell, Noah Smith, Kyle Summerlin, Holden Sutter, Will Swi • Grant Tyson, Ramey Vachal, Jacob Weihe , Preston Wermager, Katie Vi Meagan Willoughby, Michael Wilson, Alex Yindrick

Marching Band

Arst Row (L to R): Hayden Dickenson , Keeli Wagner, Michael Golden , Ethan Grafton , Xavier Horton, Quinn Vandye-Riej, Elijah Herbel, Erika Debuse Second Row (L to R): Megan Nun , Alec Weisser, Russell Masterson, Kathryn Boilesen, Dawson Coudriet, Mine Rhian , Harrison ElDorado , Brennan Hill , Garrett Wolfe , Mitchel Ch fr ;, Jon Rocnefeller, Tyler Johnson, Kyle Sommerlin , Sophie Barrg , Emily Bargar, Desirae Townsend, Blythe Guyer

Third Row (L to R): Nicki Mills , Alexis Folmer, Rachael Wagner, Jacob King , Nathan Mares , Tyler Hattan , Parker Willoughby, Race Kohel, Victor Beach , Wyatt Smith, Alex Ene m , Daniel Casburn , Ashleigh Fosbinder.

Fourth Row (L to R): Megan Combs , Robin Schurman, Ramey Vachal, Chloe Reeble , Kathryn Shelburne, Narin Basten, Moriah Larrew, Sawyer Ohlschwager, Sarah Kirk, Jessica Scha f r, Jenny Lavalleur, Eva Sternbauer, Libby Siedell , Adri Pham , Courtney Edelmaier, Brianna Griffin, Bailey Parsley, Breann Anderson , Mc Kinsey Leaf

Fifth Row (L to R): Angela Zurfluh, Macnenzie Marrow, Allie Rauner, Laura Ebers , Annie Mach , Kelsey Burianek , Audrey Paulson, Megan Kauphusman, Ellie Penas, Nathan Ba cc i, Haley Lampe, Meagan Willoughby, Kaitlin Ertl, Elizabeth Rockefeller, Jessica Aspegren , Ki ersten Decker, Alex Gonzalez , Miranda Melson, Micah Forbes , Kamryn Medbery, Hailey Gre e, z, Atrayana Donohoe

Sixth Row (L to R): Chasity Smetter, Hunter Young , Jonah Kelly, Jared Scherling , Ben Herbel, Spencer Stream , Jacob Wehrman , Will Swisher, Tommy Curry, Jaeden Anderson, Fo s er Collins , Ninet Monterroso , Natalie Rediger, Mia Draus , Jennifer McCreary, Britt Loschen , Annie Muldoon , Jenna Willoughby, Isabel Neilan

Seventh Row (L to R): Elizabeth Geren , Austin Brooks , Alex Garza , Taylor Schrader, Isabel Nichols , Gus Rockey, Katie Wiles , Angel Gonzales , Anne Fuelberth , Nathan Gatzemeyer, Et ~ in Fackler, Zac Cepure , Cody Peterson, Marissa Wenesser, Lauren Nunez , Grace Fitzgibbon , Vivian Smith

Eighth Row (L to R): Alex Hughes , Austin Coudriet, Ben Bird, Holden Sutter, Grant Tyson, Claire Nixon, Hanna Savidge, Gavin Boveia, Ethan Berkebile, Mason Gish , Yuzhao Sh n, Leon Krause , Nicholas Cowles , Josiah Burk, Corey Ballard, Shaun Rosada , Micah Farley

Ntneth Row (L to R): Anna Young, Steph Wisthoff, Hailey Bottoms , Anika Buehler, Nick Mares , Grace Sebek, Angela Young, Hannah Peterson , Quinn Grealish , Bryan Olortegui, ll m Hansen, Trevor Holland , Sierra Hearn, Aidan Cumming , Megan Mandeville , Brandon Petray, Madi Myers

Tenth Row (L to R): Ki eran Mannion, Skyler Goeke!, Liam Hughes , August Flachsbart, Jared Andrade, Lexi Pham , Morgan Heil, Kelly Ooton , Austin Ligenza , Colm Gill, Michael Wil s ,n, Adam Fitzgibbon , Chris Morse , Ashton Field , Brandon Schuman, Saron Tessema, Allison Bell

Back Row (L to R): Jadyn Pohlman , Tristin Korinek , Tanner Mitchell, Ethan Buresh, Roberto Amaya , Ted Yates , Shawn Jewell, Preston Wermajer, Emily Whipple , Stacie Post, Ju l n Hayden , Jacob Weihe , Austin Elnins , Aidan Andrews , Cienna McDonald

Jazz Band I

Members: Ethan Berkebile, Ben Bird, Daniel Casburn, Sam Christensen, Ben Curran, Adam Fitzgibbon, Thomas Graul, Ben Herbel, Brennan Hill, Jonah Kelly, Alexandra Lee, Megan Mandeville, Chris Morse, Nick Morse, Byran Olortegui, Kelly Ooton, Ashley Pales, Jacob Pales , Brandon Schuman, Hunter Young

Jazz Band II

Members: Josiah Burk, Aidan Cummins, Harrison ElDorado, Adam Fitzgibbon, Nathan Gatzemeyer, Colm Gill, Micheal Golden, Angel Gonzales , Sierra Heam, Morgan Heil, Liam Hughes, Austin Ligenza, Max Mayer, Lauren Nunez , Ellie Pekas, Micheal Rhian , Colten Welch , Emily Whipple , Stephanie Wisthoff, Alex Yindrick

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Symphonic Band

Members: Aidan Andrews , Nathan Bacon, Emily Bargar, Dawson Coudriet, Laura Ebers, Nathan Ell, Austin Elkins, Grace Fitzgibbon, Elijah Herbel, Tyler Johnson, Tristin Korinek, Ben Layton, Ninet Monterroso , Lexi Pham, Christopher Skelton, Noah Smith, Braydn Welch, Katie Wiles, Michael Wilson

Members: Breann Anderson , Jared Andrade , Jessica Aspegren , Matt Baldwin, Emily Bargar, Sophie Barry, Narin Basten, Austin Brooks , Gavin Boveia, Anika Buehler, Kelsey Burianek, Josiah Burk, Madison Busch, Karli Byrd, Ronaldo Carcamo, Foster Collins , Austin Coudriet, Dawson Coudriet, Erika Debuse, Kiersten Decker, Hayden Dickenson, Courtney Edelmaier, Anthony Erb , Malik EzellDoyle, Ethan Fackler, August Flachsbart, Alexis Folmer, Micah Oziah Forbes , Corey Ballard Fox, Alex Garza, Mason Gish, Michael Golden, Alex Gonzales , Quinn Grealish, Brianna Griffin, tlum Hansen , Morgan Heil , Emma Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Jacob King , Tristin Korinek, Leon Krause, Jenny Lavalleur, Mc Kinsey Leaf, Elias Lefebvre , Austin Ugenza , Tanner Mitchell, Annie Muldoon, Sebastian Monk , Christopher Morton, Claire Nixon, Ra che l Overton , Elizabeth Rockefeller, Jon Rockefeller, Jared Scherling , Joseph Skelton, Eva Sternbauer, Spencer Stream, Desirae Townsend , Keeli Wagn er, Parker Willoughby, Alec Weisser, Marissa Wekesser, Preston Wermager, Jenna Willoughby

Wind Ensemble

Members: Roberto Amaya, Ethan Berkebile, Ben Bird, Hailey Bottoms, Ethan Buresh, Nicholas Cowles, Cooper Creal, Sarah Dennis , Atti Donohoe, Laura Ebers , Harrison ElDorado , Adam Fitzgibbon, Anne Fuelberth, Nathan Gatzemeyer, Angel Gonzales , Hailey Greene, Elle Hansen , Sierra Hearn , Brennan Hill , Xavier Horton, Liam Hughes, Shawn Jewel, Abby Johnson, Megan Kauphusman, Jonah Kelly, Alexandra Lee , Kelsey Linzell, Brittney Loschen, Annie Mach, Megan Mandeville, Mackenzie Marrow, Miranda Melson, Chris Morse, Lauren Nunez , Bryan Olortegui, Kelly Ooton, Jacob Pales, Hannah Peterson, Natalie Rediger, Chloe Reeble, Ciro Reyes, Mike Rhian, Hanna Savidge, Brandon Schuman, Robin Schurman, Kathryn Shelburne, Yuzhao Shen, Wyatt Smith, Saron Tesserna, Quinn VanDyke-Reis, Rachel Wagner, Abby Westfall, Emily Whipple, Ted Yates , Angela Young , Hunter Young

Basketball Band

Members: Roberto Amaya, Jared Andrade, Jessica Aspegren, Corey Ballard Fox, Narin Basten, Ethan Berkebile, Hailey Bottoms, Austin Brooks, Anika Buehler, Kelsey Burianek, Ethan Buresh, Josiah Burk, lac Cepure, Foster Collins , Austin Coudriet, Nicholas Cowles, Aiden Cummings, Mia Draus, Laura Ebers, Courtney Edelmaier, Kaitlin Ertl, Ethan Fackler, Grace Fitzgibbon, Alexis Folmer, Alex Garza, Nathan Gatzemeyer, Alex Gonzales, Angel Gonzales , Mason Gish, Hailey Greene, Brianna Grif- fin, Morgan Heil, Ben Herbel, Elijah Herbel, Liam Hughes , Shawn Jewell, Megan Kauphusman, Jonah Kelly, Sarah Kirk, Tristin Korinek, Austin Ligenza, Brittney Loschen , Annie Mach, Megan Mandeville, Mackenzie Marrow, Kamryn Medbery, Jennifer McCreary, Tanner Mitchell, Ninet Monterroso , Chris Morse, Nicholas Morse, Annie Muldoon, Lauren Nunez , Sawyer Ohlshwager, Bryan Olortegui, Kelly Ooton, Audrey Paulson, Cody Peterson, Ellie Pekas, Brandon Petray, Adri Pham, Lexi Pham, Stacie Post, Allie Rauner, Natalie Rediger, Chloe Reeble , Jessica Schafer, Jared Scherling, Taylor Schrader, Brandon Schuman, Robin Schurman, Grace Sebek, Kathryn Shelburne, Noah Smith, Eva Sternbauer, Will Swisher, Holden Sutter, Ramey Vachal,Rachael Wagner, Marissa Wekesser, Preston Wermager, Emily Whipple, Katie Wiles , Meagan Willoughby, Stephanie Wisthoff, Alex Yindrick, Angela Young , Hunter Young

Back Row: Aranda Uhrich (9) , Taylor Brumbaugh (9) , Olivia Prouty (9) , Sharon Lavin (12) , Madison Beal (9) , Olivia Preston (9) , Ellie Piersol (10) , Judy Hanika, Adviser.

Front Row: Kaylee Sherrill (9) , Jianna English (9) , Ramey Vachal (9).

best memories of this job include when students graduate and come back, and talk with me about college and what they' re doing in their lives," said Mrs. Winter.

nightrThe Counseling Center is a big part of our school , every counselor plays an important role in the lives of the students here. Lincoln Southeast has six counselors to tend to every student's needs. The jobs of the secretary of our counseling center and the attendance technician, Mrs. Kathy Burkman and Mrs. Jesica DeWitt, both also have huge responsibilities in helping the students and the counselors Burkman , the secretary to the counseling center, is a very important part of how the counseling center functions. She answers the phone for the six counselors and Dr. Jeff Stoehr, schedules college and military visits, arranges counseling center announcements, prepares the National Honor Society induction ceremony, sets up NeSA testing , and plans both the fall and spring Honors Convocation ceremonies including designing the programs and certificates.

"Setting up the NeSA testing has just become my responsibility, so I'm still getting the hang of it , " commented Burkman.

A typical day in her job mostly consists of answering phone calls, but she also works with the office assistants and completes projects given to her by the counselors.

Any day as a counselor is not your average day. Plans often change because of the random appearances by students or an unexpected phone call from a parent. Each

of our counselors have the same general job duties that include: post-high school planning , financial aid and scholarship assistance , registration for grades 9-12 , helping with social issues (family problems and abuse cases), orientation for 8th graders, IEP meetings, referring testing for students with special cases (classroom needs), advice for classes to take and graduation requirements for students who need more credits. They never know which of these problems they will have to help a student solve.

Mrs. Janet Millnitz is one of the six wonderful counselors that help out the students of Southeast High School. She loves her job, because she works to benefit the student's academic success and it ' s really rewarding when you see that student succeed.

"It's really nice to get told that somebody has really appreciated what you've done for them," said Millnitz.

Some of her favorite memories of her counseling job include: working out students problems whether it could be with a teacher or a parent, helping new students to adjust to Southeast, helping kids to - achieve academic success , and working with a female student to help get her to a child advocacy center.

Another reason -that Millnitz enjoys her job is be cause she never knows what will be in store for her for that day. Her days usually consist of a variety of activities, and if she leaves the room she never knows what will

registered. Mrs. Millnitz helps Guang Gatwech ( ) out his blue registration form to prepare his schedule fo r 1 year. Helping students getting registered for a new scho o l is just one of the many jobs our counselors have to acc o, I NThis one of the few scheduled things that happen in my day. Of course I don ' t have to register students everyday I usually my days aren ' t scheduled at all , w commented Mi , be waiting for her.

"It's hard getting things done wl E you have no control over any part of th e ; It gets a little stressful when I have so m- r items going on at once, but I know all I t 1 to do is stay calm and just go with the f lt 1 things," said Millnitz.

Ms. Jesica DeWitt is the attend a 1 technician at Southeast. She is one of t h members of the helpful LSE counseling center staff that is available to help stu d• r maximize their educational experience ir I school. Dewitt is responsible for providi r i technical assistance to students , paren t , teachers and administrators by monitor i l absences and tardies and by collaborat il g with all parties to ensure that attendan c, policy and procedures are carried out appropriately. DeWitt's favorite part abo 1 t being a technician is getting to interact r work with students on a daily basis.

The best memory from her wo r LSE is when DeWitt worked with a stud e 11 through most of her high school career 1 student ended up being able to graduat t 1 DeWitt's help and guidance.

"I was with her when she got t i f call that she could graduate, so it was r i special. I'll always remember her expr e'. s said DeWitt

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Creating schtdul&s. Mrs. Mueting puts together a st ud ent' s schedule for the next school year. Setting up a future schedul e can be difficult depending on wh ethe r the stud ent has selected th e appropriate class es 1 try to get student schedules as ac curate as possibl e to avoid as many schedul e changes " said Meuting

(Upper Left) Jus t Println'. Ms. DeWitt prints off stage letters to mail home to parents. A stage letter is mailed to the house of a student depending if they have an attendance problem at school. we send out stage letters whenever students have either 5, 10, or 15 attendance issues, " said DeWitt.

(Upper Right) Classroom demonstration. Mrs. Millnitz shows students how to get to the counseling center page on the Southeast website. In order to put in a schedule of your desire, or even change a schedule that you have previously set, you need to know how to get to the counseling center page. class registration happens every year sometime in January, every counselor has to help students sign up for classes, " said Millnitz.

(Left) May I take a messag e? Mrs. Burkman answers a phone call for Mrs. Sass while she ' s in a meeting. Burkman takes all the calls that come through the counseling center. •Answering the phone is a big part of my job, because I can take messages to give to the counselors when they are free, " said Burkman.

The media center is many things including a library, a computer lab, a quiet place to study, and a fun place to be after school. Students can use the computers during and before class, during lunch, and after school.

Tanner Schultz (11) really appreciates the librarians and the help Mrs. Schumacher gave him to find the perfect book for his research project. He also goes to the media center 1n order to study, check his grades online , and complete projects for classes.

"I think the computers are one of the

most helpful resources in the library becau can do my work more efficiently," said Shut

The library's A/V technician, Julie Nelson, works in the media center to help students with everything from finding books to assisting in video projects for the pep rallies. She began working at Lincoln Southeast in 2000 and is passionate about integrating technology into the classroom. Nelson's favorite event tO' host, out of many, is Intramural Speech and Debate because she can watch the progress of each student, from their first day to their final performance.

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(Above) Working side by side! Nicol Woody and Deb Keith cross paths and talk about their day Woody and Keith light up the room with their bubbly personaliti es and warming smiles. NMy favorite part of work ing in the office is working along side such pleasant, wond erful women," said Woody

(Below) On the Jobi Amy Proffitt works hard to make sure substitutes are here and doing what they need to do She checked quick one more time to reassure any teachers that could not come in had a substitute Mone of the biggest challenges here is keeping everything organized , but something people do not know is the office has so much to do and we make sure everything gets done correctly," explained Proffitt.

The ones who help us more than we may know; he women who make our school run smoothly. Amy Proffitt, Lisa Ford, Pat Monk, Deb Keith, and Kathy chroeder are six out of the many women here at Southe a ho love what they do and do it because we are who they love. Working in the office is not as easy as you may thin ~ Proffitt works hard to make sure that if a teache r annot come in, that a substitute teacher is found, is her e is doing what they are supposed to be doing and is gettin t paid for coming in.

"It is very crazy on Fridays and can be extremel y overwhelming, but I love the challenge and love what I do , aid Proffitt.

Lisa Ford works alongside Amy Proffitt in the off i between the main office and the counselors.

"It is always something different every day. It is : ery unpredictable job," explained Ford

Although you may not know it, these hilarious ~ kind-hearted, wonderful women chose to work at Southe because they care about helping us and seeing us grow

"My favorite thing about working in the office w e have to be seeing the kids from past schools I have work , 1 at become high school students , " stated Keith.

Our student body can sometimes take for grant £ I ·ust how important these women are to our school. Fro m checking in guests, to making sure every student has a correct schedule, as well as making sure teachers are paid , Proffitt, Monk, Keith , Schroeder, and Ford work h a1 I everyday for not only our school , but for us. Without th e1 1 Southeast just would not be as stable as it is.

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(Above) Busy, Busy, Busy! Kathy Schroeder prints off more suspensio n ;'p In spite of what they are , Schroeder said she loves doing paperwork. M I r 1d been working in attendance for ten years when they asked me if I want e to witch to suspension work. It was a tough decision , but I love it just a1 mu xclaimed Schroeder.

"People probably don't realize how much ork we put into keeping the building secure," said LSE security guard Gary Hansel, reporting that he as ell as another other security guard, Curtis Craig, had found numerous people who didn't belong in the building throughout their years working at Southeast.

Another important position in the school that people may not realize has such importance is that of he custodial staff. Luis Moreno, one of the custodians here at Southeast said, "Behind the scenes, there is lot of time and effort in planning for daily activities, nd the cleanliness of the building."

Hansel also said that he checks to make sure

hat doors are locked, and occasionally pull people (Above) Coming through! After school, David Hull works hard to ensure that all the floors throughout the building get deaned. After all the floors had been swept, he needed to go in with the floor scrubber and dean it more

ut of class for things like cell phone a nd parking ~horoughly. M l really enjoy running the scrubber, I just go from one end of the school to the other, " Hull said.

·ssues that may arise, as well as telling students to put their ID on, and that some students know him as he "ID guy" because of that.

Moreno reported, "Along with my assistant, e plan for activities and work with staff to ensure hat the work gets done."

Though there is a lot of hard work that goes into keeping the building both clean and secure on daily basis, that is not all there is to the job of being either a custodian or security guard here at outheast.

For example, Hansel is a Vietnam War veteran. Because of this, he sometimes gets asked to talk to history classes about his experiences during the war. He also said that his avorite part about working at Southeast is, "Working with the students, and getting to know hem too."

Moreno , similar to Hansel , said that he enjoyed becoming friends with students, and also said that, "It is a rewarding job, seeing all the successes of the students," which oes to show that his job is both full of hard work, and also rewarding experiences.

(Above) Worlung hard! While working on the rolling gate in the cafeteria, Kirt Rutledge is helped by Larry White and Mike Reed. ~utledge had to work on the ladder, while White and Reed held it up or him. When something isn 't working correctly, they are the go-to euys to fix it.

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(Above) Stop right there! Security guards Gary Hansel and Curtis Craig stop Am~rri Buckner to ~ke su~e that she has a valid pass to be in the hallway. Hall passes are very important to the security of the school, Security should be he students ' and everyone ' s responsibility, " said Hansel.

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believe that we will wlnl The crowds of LSE take great pride in cheering on their teams. The Dedicated fans Association (DFA) encourages students to go all out during school games by dressing in wacky, hemmed clothing or Knight pride clothing to show their love for Southeast athletics Min every sport it was fun to have a good time and help our buddies on the field, " said Danny Clare (12).

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Hard work, long hours, a lot of drills, cold tournaments and countless times of frustration didn't stop Aidan Graybill (12) from having a successful season.

"Aidan went from struggling to hit the ball her sophomore year, to hitting her career round in the District Tournament her senior year," said Coach Spencer Duncan.

Haylie Pointer (12) and Aidan Graybill (12) played off for first place at the JV invitational.

"The Invitational is when all school in Lincoln get to play one big round. It consists of JV and Varsity teams. The Invitational is my favorite part of Girls Golf, because it gives you the chance to play with other te~ms and meet new people," exclaimed Graybill.

There are many reasons why students join golf. They join to better their accuracy, because it's fun, or because they want to learn something new.

"As a little kid, my dad had taken me golfing and convinced me to join the team," said Ellie Walstad (11 ).

"I joined Golf because my friends convinced me to join. I also joined because it sounded fun and seemed like a laid back sport," exclaimed Pointer.

Various players have seen themselves improve in accuracy and consistency.

"I went from not knowing a single thing about golf or how to play it, to making Varsity," said Pointer.

Duncan, coach of Girls Golf, coaching for seven years.

"I most enjoy being able to h out and interact with students outside school environment," stated Duncan.

Duncan started playing golf a and slowly drifted away from it to focu on his studies in college. He began g again in his 20's and now plays nearl day in the summer.

"The coolest places I've golfe have to be Torrey Pines Golf Course in Diego, California and Sand Hills golf c Mullen, Nebraska," said Duncan.

Duncan was hesitant to ans but admits that sometimes the girls ev better than he does.

"I plan on playing in my free fun outside of school because I really I sport," mentioned Emilee Buol (11 ).

Not only do the players of Gir excel individually, but they excel as at Every week they get together, usually Sundays, for a team dinner.

"The best part of this sport is able to play with friends that I've com with and be apart of a team and part family," said Buol.

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Swing! Aidan Graybill (12) hitting stiff off the green. After an Hooray! Kylee Duncan (10), Emily Whipple (11) and Abby Vokoun (10) celebrate their final tournament at Hol ; intense round, Graybill ended up shooting par on the hole. "It's Course. They've always enjoyed the feeling of accomplishment after a win. "We are like a big family and it's just a, always a great feeling knowing all the hard work you've put in is my other teammates succeed as well as myself, " said Duncan. showing, " added Graybill.

JW>ove) State Tournament here we comer Ellie Walstad (11), Aidan Graybill

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join together for a hug to celebrate qualifying for State. The girls worked hard all season and it finally paid off. "Being able to play with my friends and share these great experiences with them has been my greatest highlight of the season." said Walstad.

(Left) Conuntrater Haylie Pointer (12) sinks the putt during the last tournament. After winning the round, Coach Duncan bought Pointer a glass of lemonade. It is a tradition for the loser of the round to buy lemonade for the winner. Hour lemonade strategy really does help me and it is a fun way to push myself to do the best I can do," exclaimed Pointer.

(Right) Go Teamf Ellie Walstad (11), Aidan Graybill (12), Brooke Romjue (10), Lauren Rivers (11), Kylee Duncan (10), Abby Volwun (10) and Maddie Whitehead (10) come together during practice to show the strong bond they share. One of their favorite things to do is practice as a team. "I've had a great season with these girls and will continue to be there to cheer them on even when the season is over," said Graybill.

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(Bottom) Heading for huddle. Varsity outfielders Taylor Roscoe (tl) , Jade Hanson (11) , and Sierra Johnson (10) walk towards their team after completing warmups. Before the beginning of each game , the team gets together for a huddle. #My favorite part about playing this season was playing in Districts. We absolutely dominated, H said Johnson.

The Lady Knights softball teams all had successful seasons. The girls on each team have grown together and became better friends, and teammates.

The Varsity players had an outstanding season with a record of 30 wins and 7 losses. The girls made it to districts and received fourth place at State.

"The feeling was awesome. We went undefeated all games through districts. It was a good feeling knowing we made it again," said Sierra Johnson (10) a second year player on the Varsity team.

This is the fifteenth year overall and fourth year in a row that Varsity has made it to the softball State Championship tournament, which includes Berkeley Erickson (12) who has played on the Varsity team all of _ her high school career.

"I enjoyed it immensely and it was a great experience," said Erickson.

The JV softball team had a winning season as well. They ended the season with 12 wins, 11 losses , and 1 tie game. One of the highlights of the season includes the team winning the Papillion

(Right) Are you ready? One of four Varsity team captains , Erin Lockhart (tl) calls out the play at the beginning of an inning Throughout ea ch game, one of the captains calls out a play depending on the situation. M l enjoyed playing on Varsity for the second year with all of my teammates , we were very successful and had a lot of fun , H said Lockhart

LaVista South JV tournament for the second year in a row. Many of the players from JV are athletes that are also on the Reserve team. All the JV ladies enjoyed playing this season, including Hayden Engle (9).

"My favorite part of playing this season was meeting new people , and of course playing," said Engle

The Reserve ladies had an exceptional season for most of the girls this being their first year playing high school softball. They ended up with 5 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie game. This team consists of a few sophomores and many freshman ladies all eager to play.

"I have played softball since I was little, and I thought high school would help me improve and show me the faster pace of an advanced softball level," said Sydney Long, member of both Reserve and JV teams.

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Throwlflf) down. JV player, Hayden Engle (9) throws grounders for her fellow teammates to prepare for another intense inning of a game facing Southwest. (Unfortunately, the team did not beat the Silverhawks this time.) M l enjoyed playing on this team, and I hope to continue to play softball during the summer this year/ said Engle.

Up to bat. Reserve player Mackenzie Bruner (10) is up to bat for her team. Every player got a chance to bat throughout each game. M l enjoyed playing , and I met a lot of new people. I also learned a lot of new skills, w exclaimed Bruner.

Releasing the pitch. Jenny Eacker (9) pitches the ball to the opposing team. Eacker was the starting pitcher for this inning of the game. M l love playing softball , so I wanted to see what playing in highschool was like, w stated Eacker.

Down to catch. Reserve and JV player Sydney Long (9) gets ready to field a ball coming for her. Every player has their own stance for catching a ground ball. M l enjoyed playing on both teams, it was a good experience for me. I got along with the girls on both my teams. It was not only competitive, but fun as well, w said Long.

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(first Left) Kiclun' ltf What's a football team without a kicker? Varsity football player, Brady Blazek (12) punts the ball in second quarte r during the Homecoming game. Blazek was a hey player as the Knight's punter. Photo by Angelica Franklin

(Second Left) Ready to take off! Varsity football players, Michael Hoppe (11) and Brock Olsen (10) wait for the play to begin on the line St

1 (Third Left) Huddle Upf The starting Varsity players get in the huddle during their first home game against Lincoln High. The quarterback motivates his teammates and keeps them thinking positive. The Knights defeated Lincoln High 38-0.

(Fourth Left) Get out of the way! Varsity football attacks Lincoln High during the first quarter of the Homecoming game. we have to be physically and mentally strong, " Greyson Engle (11) says, MWe have to work as a team side by side, we ' re always there for each other ."

One of the reasons why Southeast football is so successful is because of the hard work our Knights put into the season each year.

Behind all t e fun and exciting Varsity and Junior Varsity football games on Friday nights, there is a team that never gives up on each other or themselves, and there is a team that always lift each other up and works toget r.

like family," JV player 1) aid, "We love each d for ea h other."

am has improved eat hemi try. roved enormously. We on as individ ere a true team,"•-- • ··· ping a positive atf n is one of the key g a successful footba theast football never fails t will always remem oughts the coaches and d throughout the season, it "said Varsity player Luke

a football pla er is not It is about your attitude, ~~1£114as taught us early on that ent was the best way mates," said Varsity Engle (11).

~igh School football takes all football players one step closer to their dreams. Southeast Knights have not only learned football skills, they have learned how to communicate, how to become a better team and most importantly, to never give up.

"There is always going to be ups and downs, but all that matters is how you handle it. Overall, high school football brought me closer to all my teammates. I'll never forget that," said Gifford.

"One thing my team and high chool football ha taught me was to never give up. Never take a game for granted," said Varsity player Brady Blaz (12).

t Varsity players end ir iving advice. take high school f i ord aid. " Put in ore the eason, and alwa remember how lucky you are to pl a s ool i o much r i i ."

"Be physically and menftllly tough," Bl k comments, "Lift J.lll summer because it will be wo ft. Work hard and do as much as you you can't play football foreven

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(First left) Focus on the Game! The JV team huddles up to focus and discuss the play for the game.

(Second right) Lets go! Quarterback, JV football player, Alex Holman (11), defends the ball for his team as they get ready to talte off.

(Third right) Pow! JV football player, Tay Willts (11) attacks a Pius X player to defend and help his team worlt their way up the field.

(Fourth Right) Look Up! JV football player, Alex Holman, searches for a teammate to make a long pass.

(Bottom) Come on guys! JV Coach Gene Lessman sits on the bench talking with Sam Castner (10). Lessman arui the other team coaches usually give pep talks to their players between matches. MTennis matches often times have highs arui lows, it is so important to keep focused so you ' re able to compete at the level you need to compete at, " explained Lessman.

(Right) I got it, I got it! The second seeded doubles pair of Garrett Kraus (12) and Nick Dosskey (12) play hard in ooe of their matches at state. Kraus and Dosskey are best friends , as well as 2nd season doubles partners. MThe atmosphere was great, and it was fun playing in front of more people than we normally did. The fans were awesome , arui our students are the best supporters in the state ," said Kraus.

All of our boys tennis teams had equally great seasons. Each player grew and developed over the course of the season, both as a team and as players.

The Varisty tennis team had an exceptional season, only losing one meet to Southwest. It's okay that they didn't win that one, because they got another chance to defeat them in the Westside Invite, which Ben Termaat (12) and Danny Clare (12) did in both singles and doubles.

"Winning both singles matches and then our doubles match in our meet against LSW was great, it gave us a lot of confidence going into state," said Termaat.

The highlight of the Varsity tennis season was of course going to State Even though everyone from the team gets to play, that doesn't mean they are guaranteed a win. The number one seeded doubles team at Southeast, Termaat and Clare, received second place at the tournament. The number two seeded doubles team, Garrett Kraus (12) and Nick Dosskey (12), received fourth place.

"It feels cool to compete at State level, because more people are interested in watching us play, not just our parents. It makes the players feel more important to have a bigger crowd watching us," said Dosskey.

There were many ups and downs over the the season, including playing the hardest competitors and just forcing yourself to practice hard everyday. Southwest has always been our school's rival, and it doesn't help that they are a very strong team.

"I would have to say that the hardest part about playing this season was facing Southwest. We always had to work really hard to try and defeat them and change our strategies on how we

will win," commented Termaat.

The Junior Varsity tennis team worked really hard to have an enjoyable season as well. The boys finished out the season with a 11-5 record The players also finished the annual City Meet that was hosted at Woods Tennis Center in second place. All the boys placed in the top three in their division of playing.

"Overall we really improved, had excellent chemistry, and had a great time," said JV Coach Gene Lessman.

All the boys that played on JV this year aspire to make the Varsity team next year. That's not the only goal the boys set for themselves.

"By next season, I really would like to get better at tennis and improve my game," said Brennan Roberson (10).

The Reserve tennis team had a good season, considering that they had some new players added to the squad. The boys ended up winning two meets by the end of the season.

"The team gained valuable experience, earning wins in inter-city play against College View Academy and Lincoln High. I am very proud of what they accomplished throughout the season," commented Reserve Coach Sig Garnett.

The team had a fun season, with many bonding moments. Every tennis team has team dinners and different bonding activities, but it's not everyday that you get to go to your coach's house and watch professional tennis.

"My best memory of the season is when we went to Coach Sig's house and hungout, and we got to watch the US Open. It was pretty fun," said Chase Searcy (10).

Story by Bailey Griffin

Photos Courtesy of Joel Scherling

Serve's up! Reserve player Will Maynard (10) serves a ball to his opposing player. The server gets two tries to get the ball over the net. M l have never played before this year, so it took awhile to get the hang of it, " said Maynard.

Back at ya! JV player Brennan Roberson (10) smacks the ball right back over the net. Getting the ball to land in the right spot requires a lot of concentration. M l would have to say the hardest part of the season was playing with consistency," remarked Roberson.

Oh man! Reserve doubles player Chase Searcy (10) watches one of his teammate ' s matches. Every player watches the other matches while waiting to play. MLeaming to play doubles was the hardest part about this season, because I only played singles my freshman year," said Searcy.

Pep talk time! Varsity coach Tim Tidball talks with his first seeded doubles team of Ben Termaat (12) and Danny Clare (12) in -between sets. Termaat and Clare did phenomenal at State receiving second place in doubles. M lt was a disappointing end to the season especially with Danny and I being so close to first, but it was still fun overrall, " commented Termaat.

Papillion - LaVista 3-0 Loss

Marian 3-0 Loss

Northstar 0-3 Win

Millard South 0-3 Win

Omaha South 0-3 Win

Norfolk 0-3 Win

Northstar 1-3 Win

Grand Island 2-3 Win

Northstar 3 - 1 Loss

Northeast 1-3 Win

Lincoln High 0-3 Win

Southwest 3-2 Loss

North Platte 1-2 Win

Kearney 0-2 Win

Columbus 0-3 Win

Omaha Westside o-3 Win

Kearney 0-2 Win

Hard work and dedication to the freshman and reserve volleyball teams are the two things they know best. Both of these teams have become much better friends with their teammates than when the year began, which is a huge part in playing as a team.

Emily Johnson (10), says "My favorite part about being on the volleyball team was being with my friends and getting close with my teammates."

These teams are very dedicated to volleyball and their teammates. Throughout the year, both of these teams have bonded together and became one team out there playing, rather than six individuals playing for themselves.

Lucy Collins (9), says, "The best part of being on the volleyball team was the connection and the true teamwork that we displayed on the court."

These two teams have also learned so much more off the court. They learned more about themselves, and their teammates.

Corina Marsh (9), says "Volleyball has made me such a better version of myself. It also opened me up to people I would have never known. I became more of a leader, and someone people look up to."

Kaylee Prenosil (1 0), also mentioned, "Volleyball has helped me become a leader, a captain, and someone who people want to look up to."

For both of these teams, all of the girls

have became more of leaders than they were before. Also, they became more of a unit and more comfortable with each other

Kate Dean, (9), says, "Volleyball has made me more outgoing and comfortable with people I didn't know very well before the season started."

These girls didn't only learn teamwork and dedication, but they learned how to manage their time with the many hours of practice per week, and all the games they have each week.

A lot of the girls aren't only involved in volleyball, they are also involved in a lot more after school activities.

Emily Johnson, (10), says, "It was hard to commit so many hours a week to practice and games and still keep up with homework and other activities."

Even though all of these girls have so much work to do on the volleyball team, it was all worth it.

Johnson (1 0), says, "Our team got second in city and had a great winning record."

Marsh (9), also says, "My biggest achievement this season would be getting better, and becoming more of a leader, pushing my team to play at their peak best."

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(Left) Flre Up! The freshman volleyball team getting ready to score another point for the knights. Lucy Collins (9), says, MOuring the season, I learned so much about the proper technique for a lot of things I didn ' t know what I was doing wrong. "

(Right) Mlne! Kaylee Prenosil (10), gets ready for the ball to be hit to her so he can score another point for the Knights. Laura Ebers, (9), says, MThe most difficult part of being on volleyball was working togetheer when we were losing a game. "

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serving the ball for another point for the

team ' s biggest achievment this season was winning second place in city and improving as a whole. "

(Below) Get Ready! The freshman volleyball team warms up before a home game. Corina Marsh

says, MMy favorite part of being on the volleyball team was being around really nice people who are very dedicated to the sport and love playing it. "

Kaylee Prenosil, (10),

Knights. Emily Johnson, (10), says, M0ur

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(Above) Get Ready! The freshman volleyball team are preparing to revieve a tough serve from the other side of the net. Lucy Collins (9), says, NVolleyball has trained me to take chances in life and to trust my teammates. "

(Left) Huddle Upl Reserve team getting fired up before their home game. Emily Johnson (10) , adds, MVolleyball has taught me that the interests of the team ore more important than my person interests."

(Below) Walk this wayf The boys walk together to the starting line to begin the race. They did this after their warm -ups before each meet. #Walking with my team gets me excited for the race. " Dustin Rezek (11)

Ruoolng for first! Tyler Cox (11), determined to finish the Cross Country Championships , runs to t he finish line. He was very proud of the success of the

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THE R AMAZING A C E

The thought of running miles makes many people cringe, but not the students on the cross country team.

" Many of my good friends said it was fun. I think that it is also really good for exercise , " said Greg Bro (9).

There are many challenging aspects of running long distances.

Abby Johnson (9) stated , "For me personally the most challenging part of cross country is being in the middle of a run, very ex hausted and just thinking 'Why did I get myself into this,"' she said.

Dustin Rezek (11) has been on the cross country team at Southeast since he was a freshman, but he has been running since he was in the sixth grade. His favorite part of being in cross country is beating

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G e re n , Elsa Fo r s be rg, Li vie We nn s te d t, Caitl i n H o ppe, Su sa n G arc i a, Ru sse ll Masterson, S am Kr oeke r , Grace Larse n , B rooke

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his personal record. He also really enjoys getting to eat popsicles after each race.

To make sure they are ready for the race many runners do special things before to prepare

"I train hard and make goals for myself to achieve ," Caitlin Hoppe (9) stated.

Bro said he concentrates on how fast he wants to run in the race. He also takes a nap and eats a banana before the race.

The cross country team is like a family to some of the runners.

"It ' s such an inclusive , team sport and that really appealed to me," said Johnson.

Story by Jessica Van Buskirk

Photos by Jivan Ahmad

Fifth R ow (L to R ) : N at lie D e tt mer, B rook Be nes, P a u l Sutter, Co nn e r Bi ce, D omanick F ull e r , Se th P ogge np o hl , Nicco M e rr itt, Greta P e terse n , Bri a nn a Di e rks, Ky ley Burkey, E m il y Graul , Ol ive Marti n

B ack R ow (L to R ): T an ne r Cra bl e, A lec Sc hn e id er, Jaco b Ru s hm an, Th o mas Gra ul , Jaco b Stei nba c h , As her Co l bo rn , Ja ce A nd e r so n , Et h an Freese, A ndr ew

G o ldsmit h , Jos ia h Jo hn so n , Co le S c hin s tock, Du sti n R eze k , Jack Stacy, A lec

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Don't pass mer Emma Lyness (11) tries to pass a student from Fremont right at the finish line. Every second counted when you ran a race.

Keep going! Kyley Burkey (10) pushes herself to finish the race with a good time. The team cheered for her as she crossed the finish line.

We run as oner In the state run southeast ran against multiple schools. They worked hard all year to get to this race.

Almost there! Rachel Geren (11) runs hard to finish the last part of her race. The team worked hard to keep a positive mind while running.

Photo Courtesy of Mary Cox

Cross Country

Varsity Volleyball

Front Row (L to R): Jacob Smith, Ryan O' Dell, Broch Olson, Caleb Calafiore, Jacob Mayer, Logan Beebe, Tylon Sobotka, Dylan Smith, Divayrean Johnson, Nathan Muhn, Brad Dickhaut, Roy Sucu

Second Row (L to R): Logan Keitges, Jared Tommeraasen, Blake Stoner, Logan Taylor, Foster Peterson, Brandon Vick, Cody Harris, Charles Rosenthal, Alex Agostine, Luke Thaller, Tay Miller, Darian Trout-Brown, Tanner Schultz

Third Row (L to R): Gavin Gonzalez, Will Guerra, Javier Faalii, Hunter Johnson, Taylor Richards, Brady McDonald, Kwame Robertson, Brady Blazek, Luke Hestermann, Jonathan McCracken, Cale Rhoads, Cheyenne Kann

Fourth Row (L to R): Alex Bruner, Jake Moore, Trenton Hays, Marshall Dean, Conner Sims, Ben Herbel, Bailey Pickering, Tate Pringle, Seth Hadenfeldt, Tay Wilks, Brennon Kluver, Mike Hoppe

Fifth Row (L to R): Gavin Boutdy, Max Colligan, Austin Crosby, Cody Sterns, Trey Little, Kade Bowling, Alex Holman, Andrew Hatch, Tristyn Prange, Austin Drapal, Matthew Hurley, Greyson Engle

Bach Row (L to R): Hunter Pritchard, BJ Day, Luke Gifford, Nick Lorenzen, Peter Read, Jacob Pales, Austin Grueber, Ashawn McEwan, Drew Holman, DJ Foster, Fyn Anderson

Reserve Football

Front Row: (L to R) Nolan Trobee, Chris LeGrande, Zav Kurtzer, Keithen Bryant, Cody Melroy, Ronalda Carcamo, Ben Hatfield, Michael Gunther, Brad MCCiintick

Second Row: (L to R) Will Stacy, Jake Dickson, Dominic Gallardo, Noah Brittenham, Ben Stacy, Brady Dickson, Alex Skoda, Drake Kann, Kendrick Buford

Third Row: (L to R) Austin Johnson, Michael Wilson, Carter Johnson, Austin Godoy, Brian Larimore, Sean Johns, Jake Brandt, Andy Rader

Back Row: (L to R) Alec Piper, Michael Brittenham, Adam Riley, Brett Perman, Harrison K~chta, Andrew Hansen

JV Volleyball

Front Row (L to R): Taylor Dozler, Jacob Jurgens, Alex Kinnaman, Devon Lee, Marcos Villela, Trey Bahenshy, Tyler Bradford, Nathan Gunther, Jarrett West, Sam Colligan, Alex Wobig, Justin Kemph

Second Row (L to R): Dominic Mason, Gus Rockey, Devon McLain, Jamison Lauterbach, Zach Case, Gabe Ford, Severyn Foster, Nick Rosenthal, Colton Rezek, Robert Burton, Andrew Fujan, Josh Marcelino, Landen Miller

Third Row (L to R): Caleb Payne, Graham Garvin, Sherrod Davison, Kipp Hergenrader, Josh McCullough, Nathan Hoffman, ,Brian Meyer, Brett Sheppard, Aiden Bennett, Tavion Davis, Zach Kobza, Braxton Adrian, Malik Pinto

Fourth Row (L to R): Brayden Day, Hunter Johnson, John Hecht, Corbyn Westphal, Elijah Herbel, Isaak Wilson, Jacob Wehrman, Jake Erwin, Grady Greenwood, Mitch Lange, Cameron Johnson, Jackson McCord, Jamaun Williams

Bach Row (L to R): Tyler Munsterman, Demontre Pickel, Ryan Davis, Richard Snoke, Brady Anderson, Broch Banda , Jackson Hilsabeck

Fall Sports

Teams

Front Row (L to R): Megan Dobbs, Lizzie Saale, Elizabeth Gifford , Alexis De et Gandara, Carly Sheppard

Bach Row (L to R): Kylee Wurster, Brooke Lattimer, Tyra Douglas, Nerissa Moravec, Roth , Jensen Trauernicht, Emma McKillip

Second Row (L to R): Jennie Hammel, Brittany Fischer, Zoe Prenda, Hannah M Callie GuthardBach Row (L to R): Jocelyn Anderson, Kenna Bancroft, Greta Solomon, Morga r 5 era, Madison Kraus, Alaetra Long

Front Row (L to R): Jahobi Rankin, Emily Johnson, Katie Nimic Second Row (L to R): Miranda Brahman, Kate Dean, Kaylee PrenosiL Mad d;, W Bach Row (L to R): Samantha Gowen, Ashlyn Thompson , Jess Pohlman n Kai Elizabeth Gajardo-Stitt

Freshman Volleyball

Varsity Softball

Girls Golf

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JV Softball

Boys Tennis

Front Row (L to R): Grant Poggenpohl, Spencer Carpenter, Jackson Smith, Rugger

Holmes , Aaron Cabrera, Ciro Reyes , Jack Bruning

Second Row (L to R): Zachary Walz, Ethan Christensen, Pablo Viana , Justin Hullman, Sam Castner, Chase Searcy, Ben Smith, Max Stoltenberg , Coach Lessman

Third Row (L to R): Jared Sch erling , Tyler Hattan, Danny Clare, Micht1el Rhian, Ben Termaat, Noah Kulhanek, Garret Kraus , Blake Spiers , Coach Tim Tidball

Bt1ck Row (L to R): Coa ch Sig Garnett , Brennan Roberson , llum Hansen , Will Maynard , Connor Schueth , Nick Dosskey, Tommy Keene , Justin Barger

K~ ' front Row (L to R): Ashley Svik , Serena Ventura , Tessa Rien, Katy Wolf, Emily Cole, vi Corina Marsh

eag Back Row (L to R): Lucy Collins, Maci Zeiger, Ella Little , Katie Squier, Kaelin Wubbels, Kamryn Medbery, Laura Ebers

i, front Row (L to R): Madison Otte , Taylor Roscoe, Jade Hanson , Hailey Davis , Sierra Johnson, Allie Menghini

ham! · Back Row (L to R): Erin Lockhart, Morgan Ritchie , Jaylee Hinrichs, Berkeley Erickson, Megan May, Eryluih Houser

Row (L to R): Taylor Arsiaga, Courtney Stephens, Jenee Suarez-Moorhead, Hayden a ier, Hayden Engle, Jenny Eacker

~:ck Row (L to R): Emily Schilke, Devon Coulson, Kirsten Garrison, Shelby Krueger, Elle adat ~ nsen, Tymber Long, April Hanson, Ashley Rexroth ey

Front Row (L to R): Sydney Long , April Hanson, Hayden Engle , Makada Beamon Back Row (L to R): MacKenzie Bruner, Staci e Post, Emma Ro be rts , Ja smyn Nash , Justine Cork , Alexis Tex-Willis

Front Row: (L to R) Aidan Graybill, Carlie Rein eke, Ellie Walstad , Hayl ie Po int er, Emil y Whipple , Jennifer McCreary, Emilee Buol

Row: (L to R) Coach Duncan , Brooke Romjue , Amanda Mundt , Maddi e Whitehead , Lauren Rivers , Kylee Dun can, Coach Plas

Girls Basketball is a huge sport today and is constantly growing in popularity. The Lincoln Southeast Varsity and Junior Varsity teams prove the intensity of girls in sports. The Varsity team has been constantly improving this year.

Emma McKillip (11) is a varsity basketball player whose parents have always cheered at the TV while watching a good game. They inspired her to pick up the sport and play hard

"We beat Southwest this year," Emma exclaimed proudly She has set her goals high.

"I want to get passed districts." McKillip values her time in basketball because it helps her reach peak physical condition for volleyball and tennis

Karsin Underwood (9) is a freshman on the varsity team She ' s played since childhood and gets really competitive when it comes to her favorite sport , basketball.

"I feel really accomplished when I get to compete against top teams and I hope we can make a name for ourselves at Southeast," she says determinedly.

"I'm surprised at how bonded I am to ·my team. We are really dedicated to each other and basketball," continued Underwood.

Natalie Dettmer (12), on the var ~ity team, loves being able to work together t , be the best. Natalie hopes to make state.

"I want to prove all those doubt f 1 s wrong," she exclaimed. Basketball helps i er value hardwork and access that competit ve edge to her personality

The Junior Varsity team has mm e some great accomplishments as well.

Carlita Gorham (11) has been playing basketball ever since she was a i d and the sport just stuck. This year, she 's bee n out for a while recovering from a surge and is just now getting back into it.

"My greatest achievement this y .ar is becoming closer with my team," Gor h m admitted. Even though she doesn't plan playing basketball after high school, sh e , ays working hard in the sport translates to t e rest of her life by keeping on track, not : :vin g up on classes, and always trying her be~

"Basketball keeps me strong, " , 1e said.

Alex Barada (9) grew up playi n basketball. She currently plays junior va ; ity, but is very determined to take it furthe r

"I want to make varsity and k e< > playing in college , hopefully for Nebrash t, " Alex said. She's particularly proud of becoming a leader this year and being , 1le to play a different position than what she ' ~ se d to.

"Basketball teaches me good i rk ethic that I can use in school and sport " said Barada.

Devon Coulson (10), a baske t L ,II girl since second grade and th~ daugh t 1· of sports fans, loves basketball. She do, m't mind hard work and has really empha ed playing for her teammates and not her t ~If. She also wants to inspire others to pl a the sport.

"I believe I'm playing for a gr E: t er purpose than just having fun," she sai c Devon's passion for basketball motivat E: her to be a better person.

"It motivates me to not get do1 n on the little things and to do my best t , help others , " Coulson said.

(Left) Let's Go Southeast! The Junior Varsity te a il charg es through with defense Backed by Carlita, the y :a ke an excellent play. The competitive nature of the kn ie ts gives them power. "Never give up!" says Carlita Gorha rr (11).

(Above) Jump shotr Maddy Everett (12) , on the girls varsity team , springs up to take a brillian t shot! Brooke Lattimer (12) cheers her on from the side "You miss 100% of th e shots you never take!" says Emma McKillip.

The coaches are very proud of their teams this year. The competition has been fierce and no one has given up. Coaches Kara Graham and Heather Leader have everyone's thanks for keeping our teams strong.

Graham, the head coach of girls varsity basketball loves coaching. She has been playing basketball for a long time and the different concepts and strategies made her want to coach the sport as well.

"I teach my players to prepare mentally and physically, so that we can play with quality on the court," she said. Ms. Graham enjoys seeing the girls come together and treat one another as family.

"I want them to know that I care about each one of them and I work hard to make sure they are Prepared for everything," Coach Graham said.

Leader, the JV coach for

girls basketball says that she wants her girls to have more confidence in their abilities on the court.

"The biggest challenge this year has been playing with confidence," she said.

"I loved playing basketball throughout my career and I want to pass on that knowledge and experience to the young kids," she prepares her players for tough games and teaches them to keep up the intensity that comes with the game.

Leader's greatest accomplishment this year is teaching her students to have more confidence and seeing them come together as a team. Coach Leader loves seeing every girl improve throughout the course of the year.

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(Above) Keep Lt up! The Varsity girls lmow determination better than anyone as they keep their defense strong. They won ' t let anything pass them. Tyra Douglas (11), Emma McKillip (11), Berkeley Erickson (12), and Natalie Dettmer (12) (from left to right). M lf you want to succeed as much as you want to breathe , then you ' ll be successful, w according to Jocelyn Springer (12).

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(Above) Work hard! Play hard! It seems the whole team takes that very seriously. The Junior Varsity Girls battle it out for possession of the ball. Makada Beamon (9) leaps into the air to make sure the knights come out on top. MWe play for each other, our teamwork has really improved,w says Devon Coulson (10).

Freshman and Reserve girls basketball has impacted many of the girls lives that are on the teams. It has helped them become the people they are today in many different ways. Basketball has taught them discipline, hard work, and teamwork.

"It has taught me to push my limits, especially at the beginning of our season when we had to condition three times in one practice. It's also taught me to work to get better and for what I want," said Katy Wolf (9).

Alaetra Long (9) also added, "It taught me to push myself and keep trying because you can do a lot of things that you thought couldn ' t happen."

Although basketball has pushed them to their limits, they have also had fun, memorable moments. From team din-

ners, to their biggest achievement over the entire season, these girls have many memories that they will be able to carry with them throughout their lives.

Stacie Post (9) said, "One of my biggest achievements of the season was probably doubling my points on the season in one game."

Wolf said that her most memorable moment was, "When I got us up by a point with ten seconds left in the game and the crowd went crazy," and, "Being voted captain of my team and leading my team to victory and helping the girls work through losses and getting stronger as a player and captain."

All of the girls have great promise for their futures in basketball. They all have similar dreams while they move on with Southeast basketball.

Molly Cummings (10) said, "I hope to become an even better player along with my teammates, and grow closer together as a family."

Courtney Edelmaier (10) added, "I would like to become better at the sport and maybe be able to play for Varsity."

Lastly, Nyangong Nyuon (9) said, "I would love for us to win a state championship."

Story and photos by Genevieve Slightom

(Left) Put me in coach! Hayden Engle (9) squats while waiting to play in the game

(Below) Practice makes perfect! Jenny Eac k practices very hard right before a big game

,W,ove) She shootsr she scoresr Ella Flaming (10) shoots the ball into the Mop mcdting a point while Molly Cummings (10) watches her in confidence.

(Left) Huddle upr The Reserve Basketball team hundles up to figure out their next play against Pius X.

Girls Freshman and Reserve Basketball

Highlights of the season

Bj Day (12)

Logan Beebe (12)

Dj Foster (12)

Luke Gifford (12)

Connor Churchill (11)

Trevor Doc um (10)

Jace Anderson (11)

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Boys Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball

(Above) If you want to sucued as much as you want to breath, then you'll be successful. Carter Johnson (10) reaches up to get possession of the ball, while Michael Brittenham gives support to his right side. Their level of intensity is obvious and their technique is fantastic. *It's not the size of the dog that fights , but the size of the fight in the dog, * says Carter Johnson and Michael Brittenham.

(Below) Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.The freshman team works their hardest to come out on top. Josh Marcelino (9) goes in for the kill with a two-pointer. Everyon(s spirit serves as inspiration to the others. *! hope to play basketball all throughout highschool, maybe even into college, * says Kyle Anderson (9) and many other freshman players.

Basketball is a favorite sport at Southeast and once Ju start playing, it's hard to stop.

Carter Johnson (10) is a reserve basketball player at Lincoln Southeast High School and has been competitive his , he life.

"I'm proud of making reserve and winning a lot of 0 1 r games," said Johnson. He wants to win the city tournament 11 ixt His competitive edge helps him in basketball as well as footb , a c makes him better academically.

Daninel Hundley (9) plays reserve and is very comp , titi' even in practice.

"The coolest thing I did this year was shoot four th r • _, 's in one game," Hundley said. In the future he hopes to be ab l to dunk the ball. Since he's been playing basketball since elem • 1ta school, he wants to continue to play throughout high school d into college.

Connor Curry (10) likes being competitive and bas ~ t b, helps him get involved.

"I'm excited to get back in the game, since I've be e ou with an ankle injury," Curry said. Planning to make varsity n, he is ready to be competitive again. His passion in basketb , , keeps him motivated to focus on his grades and his educath 1 m well as his game.

Michael Brittenham (10), loves the thrill of basket b 11. He's been very happy ever since his team beat Southwest t h ; ye He's been playing for eight years and hopes to continue in , e future.

"Basketball helps me get better in school and spor- I enjoy all playing all sorts of sports," Michael said.

Dylan McGinn (9) is on Southeast's fresh r i n team. It's his first year playing basketball.

"The coaches got me interested They told me to play because I was tall," he said with a laugh Dylan has really enjoyed the season so far and aspires to get better at it. "I would like to work hard and make varsity eventually," McGinn said. His newfound love for basketball helps him keep disciplined and motivated.

Brady Anderson (9) is another member of the freshman team, who is also a newcomer to the game. He enjoys playing basketball and really likes the coaches.

"It's a fun passtime and you make a lot of friends easily," Anderson said. He's also very proud of beating Fremont.

"It was a really hard game, but we came back and conquered," Brady loves being competitive and will continue to play for Southeast in the future.

Jake Erwin (9) on the freshman team has played basketball since fifth grade and decided it was one of his favorite sports.

"This is only the first year and we've already come together as a team. We work really well with each other," Erwin said. He hopes to make varsity in the future and plans to play throughout high school.

Kyle Anderson is another freshman basketball player. He's always been playing and that passion has stayed with him all his life.

"This year I've been improving more and more and have become a really well-rounded player ," Kyle said. His goal is to make the basketball team every year and get to play for varsity.

"I plan to play all through high school and hopefully into college," Anderson said.

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(Above) If you don't grind when the stands are empty, you won't shine when they are full Luke Johnson (10) on the reserve team jumps up to take a shot during an intense game. Practice is a huge part of basketball and everyone must always do their best in order to showcase their talents. #We're all really competitive even in practice, wsays Daniel Hundley (9).

(Below) Go Southeast! The freshman boys make their way down the court, battling Southwest the whole way. Southeast's freshman team has great defense, but even better offense. Their competitiveness drvies them a well earned victory over our rival school. alsdkf prepares to pass the ball down to Dylan McGinn (9). #Basketball has gotten me really involved in other sports and has made me work hard for the things I like w Erwin said smartly.

(Ri ght) Can't be defeated! Jonathan Killingsworth (10) takes position during one of his matches at the State tournament. His performance at State won him a medal for 5th place.

(Above) Gotcha! Ryan Shuette (12) pinning his opponent down during his match at State. He made it all the way to 6th place winning a medal.

Wrestling has impacted many athletes lives and has helped them improve their strength not only on the mat, but in their mind. The team has had a successfu l seas on this year. Each player has made their own achievem ents throughout the season.

"Wrestling has helped me become more disciplined in my life and has given me more insight on how I should live my life," said Patri ck Miley (9).

"My biggest achievement this season was when I qualified for State. It has been my dream and my goal for the past four years to mak e it to State, and now that dream has be came a reality," said Dylan Smith (12).

"My biggest achievement would have to be making it through a full year of wrestling as the only girl on the team when several boys dropped out because they couldn't handle it," Chey anne Bruns (9) said.

Through their successes also came challenges they had to overcome. The challenges made them better wrestlers Their strength and stability helped them to be able to forget about the challenges and move on into the season.

Cody Harris (12) shared, "I opened up my game this year, adding more moves to my offense and trying to be conditioned the best so that I could beat my opponents through conditioning."

Spader Watts (12) said, "My biggest challenge to overcome was getting along with my teammat s, loving my teammates, and respecting my teammates."

This year LSE had ten students qualify for State: Jonathan Killingsworth (10), Nathan Hunt (10), Isaac Duncan (10), Will Guerra (11 ), Christian Swift (1 2), Andrew Hatch (1 2), Cody Harris (1 2), Ryan Shuette (12), Spader Watts (12), and Dylan Smith (1 2).

Out of the ten students who qualified, Lincoln Southeast had four students medal: Jonathan Killingsworth placing 5th, Spader Watts placing 3rd, Christian Swift placing 3rd, an d Ryan Shuette placing 6th.

Story by Genevieve Slightom

Photos courtesy of Jeff Rutledge

Get down! Christian Swift (12) makes a comeback at his opponent, sealing the win. He made it all the way to 3rd place at State.

Boys Varsity Basketball

Winter Sl)orts

Wrestling

Front Row (L to R): Patrick Mil ey, Kaden Barg -Kester, Justin Kemph , Grayson Buol, Devon Lee , Blake Saathoff, Riley Rico , Jay Ruiz , Jonathon Killingsworth , Chase Wilson , Michael Gunther, Spencer Stream, Kyle Berlowitz , Jackson Warner

Second Row (L to R): Robert Burton , Taylor Dozier, Chad Dickhaut, Ben Friend, Austin Urbauer, Ryan Schuette , Spader Watts , Dylan Smith, Cody Harris , Read Meyers , Christian Swift, Ian Wulf, Dylan May, Tay Miller -Williams , Jacob Smith

Third Row (L to R): Jacob Mayer, Will Guerra , Nathan Hunt, Moses Sorilla , Tommy Le , Angel Delarosa Vazquez , Rocky Cauble , Ronaldo Carcamo , Cameron Johnson, Mick Garrison , Will Heller, Isaac Duncan , Zach Kobza , Grady Greenwood

Back Row (L to R): Coach Trey Ottley, Coach David Medina , Coach Jeff Rutledge , Mia Lahmon(manag er) , Briana Schuette(manager) , Kaelin Wubbels(manager) , Baylie Darnell(manager) , Mariah Johnson(manager) , Braxton Adrian , Seth Alder, Justice Shorter, Andrew Hatch , Logan Froistad , Bailey Pickering , Cheyanne Bruns , Molly Harris(manager) , Sophia Longoria(manager) , Ellyn McCarter(manager) , Coach Jim Baker, Coach Danny Ibarra , Coach Jacob Hinrichsen

Girls Swimming/Diving

Front Row (L to R): Abby Henjes, Aliya Kunikeeva, Kaelie Kellner, Chloe Glenn, Maddi Weskamp, Hannah Everett, Alexa Goldenstein, Isabelle Brehm

Second Row (L to R): Halle Sundquist, Megan Speich, Kelsey Linzell, Brianna Knudson , Emily Graul, Molly Durham, Amanda Horner, Lindsey Perez , Micah Farley, Madi • Beal, Hannah Cook

Back Row (L to R): Coach Doug Wilnes , Maddie Mower, Emily Whipple, Marissa Wekesser, Ellie Walstad , Emma Traudt, Ashley Welch , Clara Walstad, Hannah Westbrook, Quinn Gustafson, Grace Doll, Ashley Svik 190 Winter Sports Teams

Front Row (L to R): Trey Beamon , Logan Beebe, Brady Blazek , Taylor Rich a s, Cla~ Peterson, Danny Clare

Back Row (L to R): Katie Nimic (manager), Emily Johnson (manager) , Jerald Fo .? r, BJ Di Connor Schueth, Brandon Lepard, Luke Gifford, Trenton Hays, Patrick McCrack1 (ma lUJ!

Front Row (L to R): Brayden Day, Trevor Dockum , Brody Yurth, Brand or McDonald , Austin Johnson

Back Row (L to R): Emily Johnson (manager) , Sam Morris , Noah Kulhanek , I rius Ge il Andy Miller, Connor Churchill, Sterling Smith , Jace Anderson, Katie Nimi c I a nag er)

Front Row (L to R): Will Stacy, Crew Charlton, Alex Curran, Ben Stacy, -uke Jon f\9 Kendrick Buford Back Row (L to R): Regan Brummer (manager) , Austin Johnson, Daniel Hl 'ld ley, coru Curry, Alex Euse , Michael Brittenham, Jefferson Geidner, Carter Johnson , lannah Ml (manager)

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Row (L to R): Alec Champagne (manager) , Josh Marcelino , Devon McLain , Jalen

Athe y, Severyn foster , Kipp Hergenrader, Jake Erwin, Tyl er Bradford (manager)

Back Row (L t o R): Sam Rader, Brandon Lingen fe lt er, Brady And erson , Kyl e Hom, Dyla n McGinn, Isaiah Laughlin , Kyle Anderson, Brian Meyer, Sherrod Davison, Miranda

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Seco nd Row (L to R): Grace Spray, Alex Bartels, Jordyn Frickel r Back Row (L to R): Elizabeth Gajardo -Stitt, Alaetra Long , Shaelee Luebbe , Ella Flamig IC

front Row (L to R): Natalie Dettmer, Berkeley Erickson , Ka rsin Und erwood Second Row (L to R): Reanne May, Jocelyn Springer, Emma McKillip, Maddy Everett Back Row (L to R): Tyra Douglas , Jensen Trauernicht, Brooke Latti mer

front Row (L to R): Alex Barada , Kaitlin Maxwell, Makada Beamon, Devon Coulson , Jenee Sua re z-Moorhead

Second Row (L to R) : Abbie Andersen, Carlita Gorham, Maria Devries, Tress Nelson Back Row (L to R): Joc elyn Anderson, Paige Bradley, Hailey Greene , Erin Lockhart, Al exis Deets

front Row (L to R): Logan Keitges, Abram Turner, Corbyn Westphal, Chase Searcy, Adam Keester, J T Nelson , Viktor Turner

Second Row (L to R): Tyler Hattan , Austin Painter, Cody McNeese, Zach Farley, Andy Larsen, Parker Durl\(lm, August Flachsbart, Alexei Sokolov, Trevor Holland, Thomas Graul

Back Row (L to R): Coach Doug Wilnes, Logan Kosta , Greg Bro , Yuzhao Shen , Hunter Johnson , Sam Stanley, Alex Schmidt, Zach Walz , Luke Keester, Jackson Smith

Not on my turf! David Peters tries to throw the frisbee past Foster Peterson (11) during an intense game. Peters hosts ultimate frisbee in Prasch gym in the winter time , and he also hosts it in the summer twice a week at Pansing Park. M I encourage each student to join us each Sunday and play ultimate , " Peters stated.

We have many students who are involved with competitive sports that aren't a part of the typicaJ sports offered at Southeast.

Josiah Johnson (11) plays ultimate frisbee twice a week in the warm weather and once a week in Prasch gym when it's cold outside.

"I enjoy being involved in an active sport and it ' s a lot of fun to run around and throw a frisbee. It's also very social and I like to meet cool people," he said.

Ariel Adams (11) enjoys ultimate frisbee because she likes to throw plastic objects.

"I haven't improved in the sport, but I'm trying and that's what counts," she added.

From objects flying in the air to hitting pins at the end of a lane, bowling is another competitive sport our students are involved in.

Riley Johnson (10) was raised in a bowling family. He has been watching the sport since he was only a few months old and started playing it at the young age of five

"I started bowling because of my dad, but my whole family bowls," said Johnson.

Johnson isn ' t the only one who has been bowling since a young age. Dalton Johnson (10) has been bowling since he was six years old and has bowled an impressive score of 268.

Abby Riedel (10) has been practicing with the Southeast bowling team since she was in the 7th grade and has met a lot of people while she was doing it.

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Bowling isn ' t the only uncomrr , competitive sport that our students are r

Peter Read (12) has been po 1 ing since he was a freshman and can b 1 staggering 330 pounds, dead lift 500 r , and squat 540.

"My favorite part about lifting , able to notice and see the progress I h; v made," added Reed.

Hockey is another sport that n a students know about and maybe even \ a but many didn ' t know that we have ho c ,( players attending our school this year Logan Taylor (11) has been p, t~ hockey since he was four and is now a 1 ber of the Lincoln Junior Stars. Since I started playing hockey his most memo ti moment was scoring his first goal.

"I loved watching my cousin p i hockey. He was the one who talked me i r and I've been hooked ever since," he s ii

Even though these sports ar e1 t of the Southeast athletic department, \ many passionate students who are in v v with them and take pride in the work t e put in.

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Johnson (11) throws

teammate during a game of ultimate frisbee He looked forward to playing ultimate each week. Tve improved throwing the frisbee

accuracy

distance , " he said.

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Runner upf The girls bowling team proudly wins the second place trophy for the bowling championsh ip The were proud of all tile hard work tlley put in MBefore getting second place in tile cllampionship my • 1vori higlllight was getting second in districts I'm proud of how hard tile team worked ," said Abby Riedel (1 1).

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(Above) I'm ready! Logan Taylor (11) gets ready for the puck in a Lincoln Junior Stars game. His practices paid off when he got on the ice to play. Min practice we do lots of complex drills that prepare us for the real thing, w said Taylor.

(Left) Uft! Peter Read (12) squats an impressive 495 pounds. He loved the good feeling he got after lifting and he always put in his best effort to improve. MThe biggest thing I have to work on to be a good lifter is my form , w he added.

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Photo courtesy Peter Read

Hockey, Power Lifting

Cheerleading takes a lot of time from all the girls, and the sponsors, who are apart of cheer. All of the girls have to balance their school work, cheerleading, and their personal life.

Lana Harrison, cheer sponsor, says, "Probably balancing my personal and professional life. Sometimes being sponsor can feel like a 24 hour job with games, meetings, and performances many nights a week."

Caitlynn Croner (10), also adds, "Balancing cheer with school and outside activities is the hardest part of being on cheer."

It can be really difficult to manage their time wisely, but they all make it work. These squads also have learned a lot about themselves through all of their hard work and their dedication to their school.

Isabelle Brehm (10), says, "Cheer has made me more out-going, confident, and has given me more pride in my school."

Also Taylor Mitchell (10), adds, "I think cheer has helped me as a person in a positive way. It keeps me disciplined, yet also teaches me lifelong lessons about representing myself and school in a positive manner. People don't realize that cheer is so much more than pep rallies and games. It teaches you lifelong lessons."

Harrison, first year cheer sponsor, says being a cheerleader involves a lot of work, but they all have so many great memories that have been associated with cheerleading.

Abby Filbert (9) says, "Becoming

close with so many new people was one of the greatest things about this cheer season."

Tressa Little (9) also adds, "Definitely having laughs with my squads and cheering at football games. Overall, just becoming closer with my squad, also pep rallies are really fun."

Mitchell adds, "My favorite memory from cheer this season was doing our huddle for the very last time at our last basketball game. It reminded me of how much I love cheering, but also how sad it is to let go of another year."

Through out the year, the squads have a lot of time together to bond. They spend the summer together cheering at Southeast, and at cheer camp. Also, they spend a lot of time before pep rallies practicing to perfect their cheers. During all of the difficult practices, they all have either mastered a skill, or learned something completely new.

Little says, "Being able to finally be able to do my jumps correctly. Also, becoming a better cheerleader, like being more sharp with my motions and being a louder chanter." Also, they have all grown so much together, and helped themselves individually.

Filbert says, "Cheer has helped me to grow as an individual, and become a true person. Being around so many fantastic people has been an amazing influence on me, and has been a_great accomplishment."

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front Row (L to R): Makenna Pardee , Tayler Millspaugh, Erin Voichoski, Alexis Camicle, Aidan Graybill

front Row (L to R): Vale ria Siemer, Taylor Mitchell

Second Row (L to R): Isabel Deiany, Anna Haverman, Rachel O rt on , Cassidy Houlihan, Aidan Hollis

Second Row (L to R): Tymber Long, Kali Bemer, Klaya Koch, Jenna Doggett

Back Row (L to R): Morgan Johnson, Saron Lavin , Maddy Everett, Becca Karst, Sydney Sweigard

Back Row (L to R): Rehn Loftus, Caitlynn Croner, Andrea Chase, f aizie Humm, Maddie Mower.

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(Left) Huddle Upf Junior Varsiry cheerleaders huddling up before a football game. Before every game, the entire squad gets pumped up with a huddle. Caitlynn Croner (10), says, MMy favorite part of being apart of cheer is bonding with my squad and meeting so many new students I wouldn ' t have met otherwise. "

(Left) fire Upf Reserve cheerleaders suppo rt ing the volleyball team to another win! Isabelle Brehm (10) says, #Cheer has made me more outgoing , confident, and has given me more pride in my school. "

(Left) Gof Fight! Win! Freshmen cheerleaders firing up the crowd during halftime to help excite the Knight fans for the upcoming half. Tressa Little (9), MSome of the best memories I've had have been having so many great laughs with my squad and cheering during football season. Overall, I really enjoyed becoming closer with my squad. "

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Varsity cheer

camera before a

football game. Adian Graybill (12), says , MMy favoirte part of being on cheer is sharing school spirit with people. I also love making eye contact with students at the game and making them smile."

Front Row (L to R): Kenzie Williams, Lana Blakeman, Anne Fuelberth, Lauren Nunez

Back Row (L to R): Jakobi Rankin, Angel Gonzales, Isabel Hasselbalch, Isabelle Brehm, Courtney Edelmaier

Front Row (L to R): Lauren Mosser, Rylee Topil, Sydney Long

Second Row (L to R): Tressa Little, Alyssa Clark

Back Row (L to R): Abby Filbert , Haley Wirthele, Arrion Smith

(Left) Royal Baby

Prince George of Cambridge was born on July 22, 2013, to his Parents Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge. The first stop on their tour of the world was in New Zealand, where they were welcomed by Prime Minister John Key.

(Left) Pipeline Stopped

• The Keystone XL pipeline was blocked in Nebraska when a Judge overruled a law put in place by Governor Dave Heineman, which allowed the pipeline to pass through the state. It was ruled the decision to approve the pipeline's route belongs to the Nebraska Public Service Commission, and Heineman does not have the authority to decide it on his own.

Death of a Hero (Above)

Nelson Mandela, the first black president f South Africa, died on December 5th, 20 1. There were many tributes following his de, h, including people gathering around his hot e and singing, as well as children spelling " /e love you Mandela" with stones near his h ise.

Missing Plane (Below)

Malaysia Flight 370 went missing on Mc ;h 8th, 2014, with 239 passengers aboard , ile over the Gulf of Thailand, less than an h ,r after takeoff. No evidence of its location 1s been found, and is presumed to have era ~ ed somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

(Left) The Shutdown

The government shutdown that occurred in October of 2013 was the first to happen since 1995, and lasted 16 days in total, resulting in 850,000 furloughed employees. The shutdown was caused by a disagreement between the Democrats and Republicans on a spending plan for the fiscal year, with Republicans trying to stop Obamacare by defundtng it.

Pop Culture

Duclt

Dynasty (Right)

The hit reality show about the Robertson family and their Duck Commander business shattered ratings records in the summer and fall of 2013 reaching 11.7 million viewers. Duck ·Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson was temporarily suspended from the A&E show for comments made in an interview and caused a media firestorm surrounding the show.

Tragic Death (Above)

Paul Walker died on November 30th 2013, in a fatal car accident, along with his friend and financial advisor Roger Rodas. He was one of the main roles in the fast & furious franchise, with his death putting production of fast & furious 7 on hold.

Movie Madness (Below)

Released on November 27, 2013, frozen was received with high praise. It was nominated for two Golden Globes, and won the award of Best Animated feature, both at the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards , being the first Disney film to win this award. "Let it Go" also won the Academy Award for Best Original Song.

Ellen's Oscars "Selfle' (Right)

While hosting The Oscars, Ellen Degeneres took a selfie with several other actors attending the event. The Twitter post broke the previous record for number of retweets, set by President Obama' s "four more years " tweet, getting over 3 million retweets. Twitter also confirmed that the outage it experienced was a direct result of the traffic to Ellen ' s post.

Bangerz Tour (Right)

Miley Cyrus went on her Bangerz tour starting February 2014, and ending in June. She performed songs from her fourth album Bangerz, containing "We Can't Stop," and "Wrecking Ball,,, among other songs. The album was received well, and got favorable ratings from multiple critics, including an A- from Entertainment Weekly, and 3.5/5 stars from Rolling Stone.

Ads

Ads, Ads, Ads. Southeast has some key spots for advertising, like right next to the counseling center there are lots of ad posted on the walls outside. Advertising can also be found on some of the school shirts to advertise some of the small business around Lincoln.

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Weekly Activities

Sunday

9:00am - Refuel (Ch...-ch Schoo~

7:45 9am &10 :30 - Worship

Evenings- J.A.M (Fellowship)

Monday

6:30pm- Youth Servant Team

Tuesday

7:00am - Senior High Bible study

Wednesday

5:30pm - S.M.A.K . (Youth Music}

6 :30pm - Refuel (Bj ble study)

Saturday

5:00pm - Worship

Sports Leagues

Wmter Basketba (January-March)

Summer Basketball (June-July)

Summer Soflba (June--July)

Summer Sand Volleyball {June-July)

FaU V ybal (September-November)

Fall Flag Football

Mission Trips

Senior High (Summer)

M.dd e School/Mid High (S1.111mer)

Spring-Mardi (Grades 6-12)

Lina> Mission Week (Summer)

For seniors this year, their episode is over and season one is complete. As they enter the halls to their new college or get hired for their dream job, they will begin filming the episodes that will make up the next season in their life. It's up to them to decide how they will handle their bloopers and know what to do when the director calls cut.

Each one of their lives will come with hard times and may feature a suspenseful cliffhanger. They won't know what could happen to their life until the next episode begins its filming or even until the next season starts.

As they surf through all the different channels of life and try to figure out which one fits them best, they will always bring with them the memories they shared with their best friends and the many lessons

they learned from their favorite teachers during their attendance at Lincoln Southeast high school.

While new people begin to make an impact in their lives, they become the new main characters in their show and are no longer making just a guest appearance.

Leaving the familiar classrooms of Southeast and moving on to life after high school won't be an easy journey and they may need a few takes to get everything right. When the director calls action and you're standing before the camera of life, how will you make the most of your time in the spotlight?

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Breeden, Hayley 95

Cadwallader, Kira 44, 46, 9 5 a Andretti, Tiffany 50 Beach, Victor 71, 146

Brehm, Isabelle 84, 190, 195

Cadwell, Sam 129 Andrews, Aidan 94, 143, 146, 147

Beacom, Kyle 112

Brewster, Bailey 95

Calafiore, Caleb 71, 176 Andrews, Jason 50

Beal, Madison 94, 151, 190

Brewster, Hope 36, 51

Calafiore, Seth 95 Andrews, Kyle 50

Beamon, Makada 47, 94, 1n, 179, 191

Brienzo, Anthony 51

Callicoatt, Tori 85 Andrews, Shelby 94

Beamon, Trey 50, 190

Briggs, Kaylee 51, 116

Calzada Perez, Karen 95 Anthony, Kim 110 Beck, Katelyn 94, 196

Brittenham, Abby 38, 84, 148, 150, Campbell, Dakota 52

Apking, Madelyn 84, 142 Beck, Kyleigh 71 172, 194

Applegate, Shelby 45, 50

Beckner, Cheyanne 71

Canada, Christina 52

Brittenham, Jaedyn 71

Carcamo, Ronaldo 85, 147, 17 190 Appleget, Ian 70, 140, 143

Beebe, Logan 50, 116, 176, 182, 183, Brittenham, Michael 84, 176, 184, 190 Carey, Jack 71

Arauco, Gabby 84 190

Brittenham, Noah 39, 84, 176 Carlson, Adam 16, 95 Arens, Laura 37, 38, 84

Beeck, Molly 94

Brittenham, Seth 34, 40, 95 Carlson, Kayla 95 Ariola, Jade 70

Beeck, Sally 94

Bro, Greg 95, 174, 191 Carlson, Nathan 71 Armbrust, James 94

Belden, Kayla 113

Arsiaga, Taylor 70, 1n Bell, Allison 94, 146

Brodersen, Kia 38, 43, 95 Carmer, Justine 24

Brohman, Miranda 95, 176, 191 Carmichael, Kaitlyn 34, 85 Arthur, McKenna 84, 139

Bellew, Diamond 37, 71

216 Index

Brolhorst, Randy 112 Carney, Jade 72

Camicle , Alexis 72 , 194 Com bs, M egan 34, 38, 72, 146

Davison, Sherrod 96, 167, 176, 191 Duff, Dj 86 Carpenter, Elli e 72 Connerley, Cole 52

Dawn, Natasha 96

Dufoe, Bailey 53 Carpenter, Erich 95 Cook, Hannah 96, 190

0ay, Bi 28, 53, 176, 182, 190 · Dugan, Patrick 73 Carpenter, Spencer 95 , 177 Coo k, Moriah 85

Carr , Amanda 6, 7, 44 , 47, 52 Cook -Gibson, Jaylen 96, 143, 191

Day, Brayden 96, 176, 182, 190 Duncan, Chandler 73

Day, Madison 72

Duncan, Isaac 37, 86, 187, 190 Carrasco , Paul 40, 46 , 72 Copa s, Joshua 30, 52

De La Rosa, Angel 96

Duncan, Kaleb 45, 47, 53 Casburn, Daniel 12, 35 , 36 , 43 , 52 , Cop el and, A usten 52

Dean, Kate 38 , 47, 96, 176 Duncan, Kylee 86, 160, 161, 177 146, 147 Co rder, Montgomery 96

Dean, Marshall 53, 176 Duncan, Spencer 34, 110, 126, 127, 160, Case , Joshua 85 Cords, Sean 52

Debuse, Erika 38, 85, 146, 147 161 Case , Logan 52 Co rk, Justine 36, 38, 96, 143, 177

Decker, Kiersten 85, 133, 146, 147 Dunham, Paige 86 Case , Zach 95 , 176 Corral De La Rosa, Sergio 96

Deets, Alexis 41, 47, 72, 170, 176, 191 Dunn, Alexis 53, 142 Cashmere , Emily 36 , 43 , 95 , 143 Costello, Jackson 52

Defusco, Rebekah 35, 46, 53 Dunn, i<arica 97 Castaneda , Tj 95 Coudriet, Austin 38, 72, 142, 146, 147, DeGraw, Dean 35, 45, 46, 47, 53, 123 Dunn, Marissa 38, 97, 143 Caster, Dick 40, 112 148, 149

Dejonge, Eric 53

Duntz, Spencer 86 Castner, Sam 47, 95, 143, 168, 177 Coudriet, Dawson 96, 146, 147

Cauble, Mikaela 40 , 52 , 123 Coulson, Devon 37, 39 , 85, 177, 179, 191

Delaney, Eli 72

Delaney, Lelani 72

Durham, Molly 47, 97, 190

Durham, Parker 38, 43, 73, 189, 191 Cauble, Rocky 40 , 95 , 190 Coulter, Cecily 52, 119

Delany, Isabel 73, 194

Dye, Elaina 35, 54 Cavalic , Asmir 72 Counsell, Desi 143

Delarosa Vazquez, Angel 190 Dyer, Javel 86 Cech, Kaitlin 21, 35 , 52 Cowell, Austin 40, 8 5

Dennis, Sarah 53, 147 Dynek, Kelsey 97 Ceplecha , Shania 72 , 137 Cowles, Nicholas 72, 146 , 147, 174

Dennis, Tyese 40, 46, 96

Dzanic, Zijada 86

Cepure , Zac 37, 38 , 95 , 146, 147 Cox, Tyler 72, 174

Ceraolo, James 36 , 72 Crabl e, Madis on 4 4, 46, 53

Cervantes , Tatum 95 Crable, Rachel 85

Densberger, Alexia 96

Denton, Eli 96, 143

Derkeng Majak, Adak 96 Champagne , Alec 95 , 174, 191 Cra bl e, Tanner 72, 174

EDerkeng, Sara 37, 43, 73

Eacker, Jenny 47, 97, 143, 163, 177, 180, Champoux , Christy 113 Cra btree, Kyla 37, 39, 47, 53

Deronjic, Mujo 17, 53 191 Chandler, Luke 95 Craft, Noah 112

Derowitsch, Alexis 53

Ebbeka, Levi 54 Chapelle , Tye 72 Craig, Curtis 157

Chapman , Courtney 35 , 47, 72 Crandall, Taylor 96

Dettmer, Jackson 47, 85, 123

Dettmer, Natalie 47, 53, 174, 179, 191

Ebers, Joel 54

Ebers, John 36, 39, 43 , 47, 73 Chapman , Kayley 41, 44 , 95 Creal, Cooper 39, 45, 85, 143, 147

Devney, Addie 37, 47, 97 Ebers, Laura 36, 38, 97, 146, 147, 172, Chapman, Kelsi 35 , 36 , 72 Crews, Austin 96

Devries, Eric 97 m Charlton, Crew 37, 95 , 190 Criswell, Madison 72

Chase , Andr ea 72 , 194 Cromwell, Thisbe 34, 43, 96

Devries, Maria 97, 191 Ebers, Zoe 23, 54

DeWitt, Jesica 27, 152, 153 Ebert, Erin 38, 43, 47, 54, 143 Chase , Andrew 96 Croner, Caitlynn 39, 47, 85, 194, 195

Cheesman, Isabel 72 Cronin, Tyler 96

Diaz, Kyle 97 Eckerson, Zia 73

Dickenson, Hayden 73, 142, 146, 147 Eckstrom, Madison 73 Cheesman, Jack 72 Crosby, Austin 72, 176

Dickenson, Mathis 85 Eddins, Kara 54 Chesley, Savanna 52 , 124 Cross, Gwyneth 72

Dickhaut, Brad 73, 176 Edelmaier, Courtney 86, 146, 147, 191, Chleborad, Sophia 52 , 196 Cruey, Hayden 53

Dickhaut, Chad 97, 190 195 Christ, Mitche l 85 , 146 Crunk, llyana 85

Christensen, Ethan 47, 85 , 177 Crunk, Nathan 53

Dickhaut, Thadd 86, 143 Edgar, Ethan 73

Dickson, Brady 39, 47, 86, 176 Edmiston, Jesan 97 Christensen, Jason 72 , 131 Cruz, Alora 85

Dickson, Cody 47, 86 Edwards, Jane 109 Christensen, Sam 72, 147 Cuba, Riley 72

Dickson, Jake 86, 166, 176 Ehrenberg, Aj 40, 97 Christle , Sidney 85 Cubas, Nicole 39, 41, 96 Dierks, Brianna 47, 53, 68, 174 Ehrenberg, Jake 40, 46, 97 Chromzak , Dane 36 , 72 , 196 Cummings, Adam 47, 53, 140, 142, Dilley, Zoe 35, 36, 73 Ehrenberg, Mike 40, 4 6, 86 Churchill , Connor 37 , 47, 72, 182, 190 143,174

Dillon, Lane 73 Eickhoff, Skylar 86 Ciotti, Sofia 41, 72 Cummings, Molly 39, 85, 181, 191

Dimon, Franni 39, 43, 86, 196 Eighme, Callista 86 Cisneros , Georgina 52 Cummins, Aidan 96, 146, 147

Dimon, Terri 35, 67, 113, 115, 13 9 Eldorado, Dawson 54 Clare , Danny 52 , 69 , 142, 159 , 168, Cunningham, Caitlin 53

Dinneen, Tony 73

Eldorado, Harrison 73, 142, 146 , 147 169, 177, 190

Cuppens, Peri 29, 45, 72, 142, 149

Dirar, Abrar 22, 86

Elkins, Austin 97, 146, 147 Clark, Alyssa 47, 96 , 195 Curran, Alex 96, 174, 190

Dlouhy, Megan 97, 143

Ell, Nathan 38, 97, 147 Clark, Brittney 96 Curran, Ben 53, 147

Do, Diana 86

Ellingt on, Ja' darius 97 Clark, Hannah 52 , 142 Currie, Sarah 110

Do, Nina 97

Elsas ser, Skiler 97 Clark, Ryan 113

Curry, Connor 85, 190

Doan, Dinh 73

Eltiste, Mason 97 Clarke, Chayse 52

Curry, Molli 44, 47, 96

Dobbs, Megan 41, 47, 97, 176 Empfield, Adyn 97 Clayton, Elise 85

Curry, Tommy 96, 146

Dobrusky, Tessa 73

Enersen, Alex 54, 146 Clements, Kobie 85

Custer, Jacob 44, 46, 96

Dockum, Trevor 86, 182, 190

Enersen, Meredith 36, 38 , 97, 14 3 Clevinger, Brad 52 , 142

Doggett, Jenna 45, 47, 73, 194

Engelhard, Raina 86, 142 Clodfelter, Nick 96 , 136

Doll, Grace 45, 97, 143, 19 0

England, Hailey 97, 14 3 Clover, Savannah 96, 143

DDonley, Anna 33, 35, 53

Engle, Greyson 73, 164, 165, 176 Clyne, Josh 72

Dake, Evan 85

Donohoe, Atrayana 73, 146, 147, 174 Engle, Hayden 41, 47, 97, 16 2, 163, 177, Cobb , Taylor 85

Daniels, Brook 96

Dorsey, Miranda 36, 38, 46, 97, 143 180, 191 Cockerham, Lacy 35 , 44 , 85 Da nielson, Sara 38, 110

Coffey, Connor 28 , 52 , 131 Dao, Nhi 35, 38, 85

Cohoon: Alex 112

Dorton, Avery 97

Dosskey, Nick 53, 168, 177

Daraei Ahwaz, Sana 72

Dougherty, Dan 110

English, Jianna 97, 151

English, Kennyth 73

English, M aggie 36, 47, 97 Colborn, Asher 72 , 142, 148, 149, 174 Darnell, Baylie 96, 190

Dougherty, Julie 86

Erb, Anthony 86, 147 Colburn, Baylee 85 Darnell, Justin 85

Douglas, Tyra 73, 176, 179, 191 Erb, Joshua 97 Cole, Emily 96 , 177 Davey, Taylyn 85

Dozler, Taylor 97, 176, 190

Erdkamp, Mya 41, 97 Coleman, Ayanna 44, 96

Davidso n, Brianna 53

Coleman, Jazmyn 72 Davidson, Mark 53

Drapal, Austin 73, 176

Draus, Mia 38, 97, 146, 147

Erickson, Berkeley 54, 162, 177, 179 , 191

Erickson, Jasmine 86 Colligan, Max 72 , 176 Davis, Alex 96

Drayer, Alex 73

Erickson, Trevin 73 Colligan, Sam 47 , 96 , 176 Davis, Dontae 72

Drayer, Cale 97

Ertl, Kaitlin 97, 146, 147 Collins, Foster 41, 46, 85, 146, 147 Davis, Hailey 72, 177

Drbal, Dexter 44, 47, 86

Erwin, Jake 47, 97, 16 6 , 176, 191 Collins, Lucy 36 , 38 , 39 , 96 , 133 , 172, Davis, Ryan 96, 176

Dreith, Wayne 73

Droescher, Sa mantha 97

Etheredge, Adam 73

Eschliman, Julie 111 173 , 177 Davi s, Shammond 9 6

Colwell , Sam 72, 142, 149 Davis, Tavi on 96, 127, 176

Dubch ako v, Vladislav 53

Euse, Alex 24, 97, 19 0

Evans, Ana 98 140, 150, 164, 170, 171, 172'

Glenn, Chloe 74, 142 , 190 Haas, Ashley 75 Eveland, Ashlyn 54 Franklin , Brittany 98

Everett, Hannah 36, 73 , 190 Frederick, Joel 86

Everett, Jesse 86

Freese, Ethan 46 , 47, 55, 142 , 174

Everett, Maddy 54 , 178, 191, 194 Freitag , Justin 113

Evertson, Hannah 54, 150, 151 Freitag , Sarah 113

Goans, Carol 110 Haas , Jaxon 99

Gobel, Skyler 146 Habel, Tanner 75 , 120

Godfrey-wooledge, Christian 55 Hadenfeldt, Seth 75 , 165, 176

Godoy, Austin 87, 166, 176 Haefner, Will 75

Goebel, Erica 55 Hager, Piper 75 Ewing, Alexis 54 Frickel, Jordyn 86, 191

Ewoldt, Cole 35, 37, 98 Friend, Ben 98 , 174, 190

Goebel, Skyler 98 , 146 Hairl-Mclaughlin, Astante ' 87 , r 1

Goff, Lori 109 Hall, Ethan 40 , 99 Exstrom, Dominik 98 Friend, Jared 11 , 43 , 47, 74, 142, 174

Ezell-Doyle, Malik 147 Friest, Sara 40

FGold , Taylor 87 Halliburton, Anthony 75

Golden, John 36, 38, 74, 142 , 149 Halliburton, Jammie 99 Fritz , Georgia 6 , 21, 26, 74

Frizzell, Shane 86

Golden, Michael 87 , 143, 146 , 147 Halliburton, Jennifer 99

Goldenstein , Alexa 39 , 47, 87, 188, 190 Hamilton, Trento 99 Froistad, Logan 98, 190

Goldsmith, Andrew 87, 174 Hammel, Jennie 99 , 143, 176 Faalii , Javier 73 , 176 Frye, Brandon 55

Gomez Beltran, Salma 35 , 39 , 47 , 74 , Hamo , Hamo 55 Faalii , Jazmine 98, 143 Frye , Rebecca 74 142 Hamo , lsmaeil 55 Fackler, Ethan 73, 146 , 147 Fuelberth, Anne 86 , 143 , 146, 147, 195

Gomez , Crystal 98 Hamo, Riwaz 99 Faden, Julia 54 Fujan, Andrew 98 , 176

Gomez , Noah 39 , 47, 98 Hanika, Judy 110 , 151 Failor, Cassie 86 Fulk, Jadyn 41, 43 , 55

Gonzales , Alex 38 , 41, 87 , 142, 146 , 147 Hansel, Christopher 99 Farish, Meghan 54 Fuller, Cody 36, 98

Gonzales , Angel 87, 146, 147, 195 Hansel, Gary 157 Farley, Micah 86 , 146, 190 Fuller, Domanick 24 , 74 , 174

Gonzalez , Gavin 42., 74 , 176 Hansel, Janae 75 Farley, Zach 86 , 143, 191 Fulton, Bobbi 86

Goodwin, Ethan 74 Hansen , Andrew 39 , 87, 176 Farlin, Alyssa 39 , 86 Funk, Vanessa 34, 40 , 86

Gordon, Nataliha 87 Hansen, Elizabeth 45 , 75 , 147, • Fearing , April 113 Furr, Abby 74

Gorham, Carlita 74 , 178, 191 Hansen, llum 75 , 146, 147, 177 Fehlman, Jace 54

Gossard, Daymeion 98 Hanson, April 99 , 177 Felix, Kaylee 47 , 54

Gossard, Joshua 74 Hanson, Jade 75 , 162 , 177 Felix, Madison 39, 47, 86

GGottula , Ryan 112 Hardin, Monica 40 , 46 , 87 Fenner, ·Dalton 54

Gable, Trevor 98

Gowen, Samantha 37, 98, 143 , 176 Hardman Pickens , Nicholas 9 9 Fiedler, Jack 54

Gadwood, Danielle 44 , 98

Graff, Johnna 38, 110 , 125 Harlow, Conrad 46 , 47, 99 Field, Ashton 34, 73, 146

Gadwood, Maxine 36 , 74 , 143

Grafton, Ethan 38 , 74 , 146 Harms , Jacey 75 Field, Cameron 34, 98

Gaedke, Sidney 74

Graham , Kara 37, 111, 179 Harms , Joseph 75 Field, Hailey 39, 43 , 54

Gagner, Aidan 36 , 38 , 74 , 142, 143

Graham , Mackenzie 98 Harms , Patrick 99 Fielder, Abbey 73

Gajardo -Stitt, Elizabeth 86 , 176, 191

Graham , Megan 74 Harms , True 55 Figard, Niki 47

Gallardo Franklin, Kwalisha 55

Graham , Morgan 55 Harper, Aiden 55 , 117, 121 Figueroa, Raquel 86

Gallardo , Dominic 42, 87, 166 , 167, 176

Grandjean, Deb 113 Harris , Cody 56 , 176, 187, 19 Figuric, Isabella 54

Galloway, Riley 74 , 174

Gratol, Vasser 74 Harris , Molly 87 , 190 Filbert, Abby 98 , 195

Gandara , Khily 87, 176, 191

Graul, Emily 38, 39, 45 , 87, 174, 190 Harrison, Alissa 99 Fischer, Avery 54 Gappa, Mary 98

Graul, Thomas 87 , 126 , 147, 174 , 191 Harrison, Jamie 75 Fischer, Brittany 73 , 176

Gappa , Reb ekah 74 , 143

Graves , lsiaih 74 Harrison , Lana 109 Fisher, Da ' juan 86

Garcia , Francisco 74

Gray, Whit ney 74 Harshbarger, Britt 56 Fitzgibbon, Adam 54 , 146, 147 Garcia , Susan 98 , 174

Graybill, Aidan 55 , 160, 161, 177, 194, Hart , Fischer 75 Fitzgibbon, Grace 36 , 38 , 98 , 146 , 147 Garcia -gutierrez , Angelica 87

195 Harvey, Brianna 87, 119 Flachsbart, August 73 , 146 , 147, 188 , Gardner, Christian 55

Grealish , Quinn 74 , 146, 147, 174 Harvey, Lindsay 87 191 Gamer , Tanner 87

Grealish, Reilly 38 , 39 , 45 , 46 , 55 , 174 Hasselbalch, Isabel 36, 45 , 8 7 Flader, Tori 86 Garnett, Sig 168 , 177

Green , Colin 98, 143 Hatch, Andrew 56 , 116, 176 , ff 9 0 Flaig, Aryn 54 , 142 Garrison, Kirsten 74 , 177

Gre en, Kahdijah 55 Hatfield, Ben 87, 176 Flamig , Ella 86 , 181, 191 Garrison, Mick 98 , 190

Green , Sarah 7 4 Hattan, Tyler 75 , 146, 177, 191 Fleener, Morgan 73 Garvin, Graham 98 , 143 , 176

Greene , Hailey 74 , 142 , 146 , 147, 191, Haugerud , Darla 112 Fleig , Will 73 , 143 Garza, Alex 74 , 146 , 147 196 Havener, Tyler 75 Floraling, Field 14 Gatwech, Guang 98 , 152

Greenwood, Grady 98, 176, 190 Haverman , Allison 56 Flores Leon, Brandon 98 Gatzemeyer, Nathan 74 , 146 , 147

Griffin, Bailey 35 , 55 , 123 , 124, 125, Haverman, Anna 75 , 194 Flores , Moises 86 Gay, Anna 39

130 , 133, 134, 138, 139 , 150, 152, 162, Hayden, Julian 56 , 146 Flory, Bill 108 Gay, Chris 110 168, 188 Hayes , Alaigha 75 Flowers , Miranda 73 Gearhart, Adam 55 , 136 , 137 Griffin, Brianna 35 , 87, 146, 147 Hayes , Autumn 87, 143 Folden, Crystal 7, 45 Gearhart -gorton, Trey 55

Griffith, Taylor 36, 38 , 39 , 87, 128, 149 Hayes , Carsten 87 Folkers , Richard 47, 98 Gearharts , Adam 136

Grimes, Maggie 74 Hayes, Daitrick 99 Folmer, Alexis 36, 73, 146, 147 Gehr, Jodi 108, 118

Groft, Lucy 74 Hays , Trenton 56 , 68, 164, 17, ' 9 0 Forbes , Micah 73 , 146, 147 Gehrig, Austin 87

Grossman, Chase 55 , 174 Hayward, Emily 56 Ford, Gabe 98, 176 Geidner, Jefferson 87, 190

Grueber, Austin 55, 176 Healey, Annie 111 Ford, Lisa 156 Geiser, Darius 74, 142, 190

Gubser, Skyler 75 Hearn, Sierra 75 , 146, 147 Forsberg, Elsa 86, 174 Geisler, Avery 87

Gudim , Trishia 75 , 142 Hecht, John 99 , 176 Fosbinder, Ashleigh 38, 39 , 43, 46 , 54, Gekas , Saphira 98

Guerra , Will 75 , 176, 187, 190 Hefner, Frank 3, 45 , 56 142 , 146 Geren, Elizabeth 34, 46 , 74 , 146

Guillemet, Brandie 87, 143 Hefner, Michaela 38, 56 Foster, Dj 6 , 7, 55 , 68 , 176, 182, 190 Geren, Rachel 42 , 74 , 142, 174

Guison, Dylan 75 Hegel, Trey 99 Foster, Jodie 23 Gewecke, Emily 74 , 142

Gunther, Michael 87, 176 , 190 Heil, Morgan 87, 146, 147 Foster, Severyn 98 , 176, 191 Gianarelli, Daniel 74

Gunther, Nathan 98, 176 Heine , Kathy 113 Fourncll, Cole 73

Gianarelli, Dylan 22 , 98

Guo, Jessica 36, 39 , 98 , 143 Heller, Will 99, 190 Fowler, Cadet 86

Gifford , Elizabeth 87, 176

Gustafson, Jordyn 55 Hemberger, Jordan 56 Fowler, Starr 86

Gifford, Luke 55 , 68 , 165, 176, 182, 190

Gustafson, Quinn 98 , 143, 190 Hemminger, Luke 75 , 137 Framke, Trent 110

Gill, Colm 27, 98, 146 , 147

Guthard, Calle 41, 47, 99 , 143 , 176 Henderson, Jared 87 Francis , Emily 74

Girmus , Darion 74

Gutie,rrez , Marco 87 Hendricks , Taylor 37, 87 Francis, Jativa 98 , 150 Gish, Mason 74 , 146 , 147

Guye r, Blythe 75 , 146 H.mjes, Abby 38, 47, 99 , 14 3, ) Francis , Nick 86

Gish, Samantha 74, 143, 174

Henning, Morgan 99 , 143 , 19 1 Frank, Isaac 98

Glaser, Brittany 55

Henninger, Travis 75 Franklin, Angelica 3, 6, 55 , 118, 126,

Glaser, Lawrence 98

HHenrickson, Aaron 56

Henrickson, Cory 56

Henrickson, Jared 87

Herbel, Ben 75 , 142, 146, 147, 176

Herbel, Elijah 99 , 146, 147, 176

Hergenrader, Alex 41, 47, 75, 118, 196

Hergenrader, Emily 45, 56, 143

Hergenrader, Kipp 99 , 143, 176 , 191

Hernandez , Ray 56

Hernandez, Ryan 99

Herrell, Shaina 99

Hess , Anika 75

Hess , Jake 56

Hestermann, Luke 75, 176

Heston, Markenna 87

Hickenbottom , Thomas 56

Hickenbottom , Tyle r 34, 35, 99

Higgins , Grant 87

Hightower, Chase 75

Hill, Brennan 29, 56 , 146, 147

Hill, Susan 113

Hill, Zikea 75

Hillhouse , Heather 111

Hilsabeck, Jackson 99 , 176

Hilton, Justin 99

Hinrichs , Jaylee 56, 177

Hinrichsen, Jacob 190

Hippen , Julie 108

Hobson , Dashiell 99

Hobza , Cameron 99

Hofferber, Brett 87

Hoffman, Brianna 75

Hoffman, Nathan 99, 176

Hoffman, Nolan 75

Holdorf, Alan 35, 39, 110

Holland, Trevor 99, 146, 191

Hollibaugh , Sean 87

Hollis, Aidan 43 , 75, 194

Hollmann, Clay 113

Holman, Alex 75, 165, 176

Holman, Drew 75, 176

Holmes , Baily 75 , 142

Holmes , Rugger 47 , 87, 177

Holscher, Matthew 87

Holt, Baily 87, 166

Homas, Jazmine 143

Hong Hernandez , Valeria 45, 56 Hong, Luis 75

Hoops, Austin 56 Hoover, Kira 56

Hopgood, Jeaneeya 56 , Hopkins , lsacc 87

Hopkins, Kaleb 87

Hoppe, Caitlin 38 , 99 , 174

Hoppe , Michael 42, 75 , 164, 176

Hoppmann, Claire 56

Horken, Sydney 88

Hom, Adam 56

Hom, Kyle 36, 99, 191

Homer, Amanda 56, 189, 190

Horton, Xavier 57, 146, 147, 196 , 197

Houchens, Zachary 76

Hough, Brea 99

Houlihan, Cassidy 41, 76, 194

Houser, Erykah 76 , 177

Howard, Jerrica 57, 149

Howard, Jillian 43, 99, 140, 143

Howard, Julienne 43 , 76 , 143

Howerter, Stuart 57

Hrustemovic, Dalila 76, 143

Hua, Annie 36, 37, 39, 76 , 149

Hull , David 157

Hultman, Justin 39, 88 , 177

Huls, Mackenzie 57

Humm, Maizie 76, 194

Humphrey, Kayla 88

Hums, Timothy 88

Hundley, Daniel 26, 27, 99 , 185, 190

Hundley, Joseph 36, 76

Hunt, Nathan 88, 187, 190

Hunt, Tatiana 99

Hurley, Matthew 88, 176

Hurst, Maizy 100, 143

Hurt, Annette 113

Hurt, Austin 16, 17, 76

Ibarra, Danny 190

lbrahimova, Laura 88

Ilic, Kristina 14, 57, 130, 133

lmmonen, Tia 76

Irvin, Lowell 88

Isaacson, Teriann 100, 143

Italy, Mularoni 8

Iwanski, Andrew 57

JJacobs, Abram 76

Jacobs, Emily 112

James, Mary 57

Jansen, Chris 76

Jarzynka, Adam 88, 143

Javorsky, Jennifer 88, 150, 151

Jefferson, Isaac 42, 108, 117

Jenkins, Bailey 76

Jensen, Anders 76

Jensen, Brittany 7, 76

Jewell, Shawn 76, 145, 146, 147

Jex, Bailey 41, 43, 57

Jilg, Lukas 46

Johns, Sean 88, 176

Johnson, Aaron 88

Johnson, Abby 100, 147, 174

Johnson, Austin 88, 176, 182, 190

Johnson, Breanna 47, 100, 143, 191

Johnson, Cameron 100 , 146, 176, 190

Johnson, Carly 37, 57

Johnson, Carter 88 , 176, 184, 190 •

Johnson, Dalton 88, 192

Johnson , Divayrean 21, 57, 176

Johnson, Emily 47, 88, 173, 176, 190

Johnson, Emma 26, 88, 147

Johnson, Evan 100, 174

Johnson, Hunter 57, 100 , 176, 191

Johnson, Ian 88

Johnson, Jack 76 , 119

Johnson, Jacob 40, 100

Johnson, Josiah 39, 40, 47, 76, 174, 192

Johnson, Kristin 110

Johnson, Latrentis 57

Johnson, Luke 88 , 185, 190

Johnson, Mariah 57, 142, 190

Johnson, Morgan 76, 194

Johnson, Noah 47, 88

Johnson, Philip 35, 76

Johnson, Riley 88

Johnson, Sierra 88, 162, 177, 192

Johnson, Tyler 100, 146, 147

Jones, Jake 57

Jones, Joe 57, 119

Jones, Mark 39, 57

Jones, Melody 108

Jorgensen, Gunner 57 Jo y, Tesslynn 100

Juarez Williams, Alexander 100

Jungck, Christian 57, 142

Jurgens, Jacob 100, 176

Jurgens, Maddi 57, 149

KKaiser, Brian 110

Kallhoff, Will 36, 47, 88 Kamm, Katalina 39, 41, 88 Kann, Cheyenne 40, 57, 176 Kann, Drake 36, 88, 176

Kann, Jacob 88

Kapperman, Jarred 88

Karahodzic, Edis 57

Karahodzic, Emina 100

Karel, Cindy 112

Karmazin, Tess 34, 38, 100

Karr, Sarah 76

Karst, Becca 57, 194

Karst, franklin 40, 88

Karsting, Sara 57

Kaup, Charles 26 , 100, 150, 157

Kauphusman, Megan 14, 58, 138, 139, 146, 147

Keene, Tommy 76, 177

Keester, Adam 76, 191

Keester, Lucas 100, 174, 191

Keitges, Logan 76, 176, 191

Keith, Deb 156

Kellison, Jaci 19 , 43, 112

Kellison, Lucas 110

Kellner, Kaelie 44, 45, 76, 142, 190

Kelly, Jonah 100, 146, 147 Kelly, Kwynn 88

Kelly, Mckynna 88

Kemph, Justin 100, 176, 190

Kempkes, Jordan 58

Kennedy, Bret 88

Kennedy, Jacob 76

Kerns, Jaci 58

Kerns, Jake 47, 88, 143

Kerns, Thea 47, 100, 143 Kerr, Mariah 88

Keska, Cedric 58 , 117

Keska, Cydney 100

Keyes, Anna 100

Kiely, Max 76

Kiesel, Kagan 100

Killingsworth, Jonathan 88 , 186 , 187, 190

King, Jacob 88 , 133, 146, 147 King, Jordan 76

Kingsley, Austin 100

Kingsley, Caitlin 100

Kinnaman, Alex 100, 117, 176

Kinnan, Javen 88, 143

Kinsey, Tom 58

Kioko, Melissa 76

Kirchhoff, Tanner 58

Kirk, Sarah 36, 100, 143, 146, 147

Kirschbaum, Kathryn 100, 143

Kirwan, Britney 100

Kirwan, Jasmine 24, 34, 46 , 76

Kluver, Brennon 58 , 176

Knapp , Calvin 38, 100

Knapp, Matt 40, 88

Knight, Kara 76, 151

Knoell, Austin 100

Knoll, Kaley 88 , 176

Knudson, Brianna 37, 88, 190

Knutzen-young, Payton 88

Kobza, Zach 100, 176, 190

Koch, Ian 76

Koch, Klaya 58, 194

Koehler, ttannah 100, 143

Koehler-christensen , Hannah 76

Kohel, Race 88, 146

Kohn, Katelyn 47, 100

Korinek, Tristin 34, 40 , 100, 146, 147

Kombluh, Sarah 76, 142

Kosta, Logan 88, 191

Kostal, Rachel 45, 47, 76

Kotlarz, Brett 58

Kouba, Jaden 100

Kraft, Claire 35, 58, 67

Kratke, Joslyn 41, 100

Kraus, Garrett 41, 45, 58, 168, 177

Kraus , Madison 37, 45 , 88, 176, 176

Krause, Leon 8, 76, 146, 147

Kravig, Will 76, 137

Kringle, Laura 15, 76

Krivda, Amanda 41, 110, 150, 151

Kroeker, Sam 36, 100, 174

Krolikowski, Jaden 37, 42, 76

Kroulik, Aubrey 58

Krueger, Bob ttt

Krueger, Julie 110

Krueger, Shelby 77, 177

Krug, Adam 112

Krull, Ben 88

Krull, Karen 39, 113

Krzycki, Michelle 37, 77

Kuchta, Harrison 88, 176

Kulhanek, Noah 10, 37, 47, 88, 177, 190

Kulwicki, Tamara 58

Kunikeeva, Aliya 36, 39, 47, 58, 188, 190

Kuntz, Jason 58

Kurtzer, Zav 89, 176

Kushner, Marina 77, 142

Kuszak, Austin 58

Kuszak, Noah 77

LLaam, Pamila 47, 101, 143, 191

Labudda, Tyler 89, 174

Lackey, Kyesha 101

Lagge, Darien 58

Lagge, Delaine 77

Lagge, Dylan tot Lahey, Ben 58

Lahmon, Mia 101, 190

Lake, Kobey tot Lamb, Maddie 58

Lampe, Haley 101, 146

Langan, Breanna 35 , 46, 77

Langan, Shaylynn 101

Langdon, Jeremy 58

Lange, Mitch 101, 176

Langer, Alexis 77

Laplante, Taylor 101, 143

Hua, Jimmy 37, 99

Huber, Jackson 57

Hughes, Alex 36, 99 , 146

Hughes, Liam 99, 146, 147

Johnston, Benjamin 57

Jolton, Emma 34, 38, 76

Jones, Dallas 29, 36, 45, 47, 100, 124, 143, 146

Kitsmiller, Brooke 35, 100, 174

Klein, Brandon 58

Klenz, Alexander 23, 113

Kleve, Rachel 100

Larimore, Brian 89 , 176

Larrew, Moriah 101, 146

Larsen, Andy 89 , 188, 191

Larsen, Grace 101, 146, 174

Larson, Genevieve 113

Ludvigsen, Heidi 36, n

Mccoy, Matthew 89 Miller, Nadra 78 Larson, Nora 89, 143, 149

Latenser, Julie 113

Ludwig, Eric 59

Ludwig, Holden 89

Lattimer, Brooke 28, 58, 69, 176, 178, Luebbe, Jadynn 6, 59

Mccoy, Sarah 8?

Miller, Olivia 37, 90

McCracken, Jonathan n, 176 Miller, Sara 61

Mccracken, Koral n Miller, Sophie 38, 102 191 Luebbe, Shaelee 89, 191

McCracken, Marcus 16, 37, 102 Miller, Tay 176 Laughlin, Isaiah 101, 191 Lynch, Riley 35, 59, 140, 142, 143

McCracken, Patrick 60, 190 Miller-williams, Tayvon 78, 190 Laughlin, Samuel 89 Lyness, Emma n, 174, 175

McCreary, Jennifer 34, 46, 102, 143, Millnitz, Janet 152, 153 Lauterbach, Jamison 36, 101, 176 146,147, m Millo, Kameron 25, 90 Lavalleur, Jenny 37, 58, 1.46, 147

McCrown, Rachel 196 Mills, Eyobe 37, 39, 45, 47, 78 Lavin, Anthony 101

MMcCullough, Josh 102, 176 Mills, Nicki 78, 146 Lavin, Sharon 36, 45, 58, 59, 69, 150, Mach, Annie 59, 146, 147

Mcdonald, Bill 60 Mills, Reagan 61 151, 194 Mach, Hannah 39, 47, 89, 142, 176, McDonald, Brady 89, 176, 190 Mills, Sierra 102, 146 Layton, Ben 89, 147 190 McDonald, Cienna 102, 146 Mills, Syree 34, 40, 102 Le, Nina 58 Mack, Rachel 110

Mcdonald, Dangelo 89 Millspaugh, Tayler 15, 61, 194 Le, Tommy 89, 190 Madlock, Alexis n

McDonald, Trinity 23, 60 Minchow, Warren 143 Leach, Amy 59

Madsen, Kelsey 89, 133

McEntarffer, Rob 43 Miner, Bryan 102 Leader, David 112

Maggart, Brayden 37, 38, 101

McEwan, Ashawn 42, n, 176 Mintie, Josef 61 Leader, Heather 111, 179 Magner, Logan n

Mcewen, Jason 78 Mischnick, Sydney 61 Leaf, McKinsey n, 146, 147 Mahler, Jaden 101

Mcfarland, Ali 60 Mitchell, Tanner 78, 142, 146, 11.. Lederer, Jonathan 35, n Mahloch, Olivia n, 127

Mcfeely, Alyssa 89,_196 Mitchell, Taylor 90, 140, 142, 1' Lee, Alexandra n, 144, 146, 147 Mai, Gina 59

Mcgee, Tylor 60

Mittelstadt, Kaylee 102, 191 Lee, Devon 101, 176, 190 Malzac, Raven 101

McGinn, Dylan 102, 185, 191 Mohr, Alexander 61 Lee, Sunho 101

Mandeville, Megan 89, 146, 147

McGuire, Matt 60, 196 Mohr, Maya 102, 143 Leemed, Keilani 89 Manning Kechely, Megan 111

Mchaud, Garrett 143 Molina, Victoria 43, 45, 102 Lefebvre, Elias 89, 147

Mannion, Kieran 101, 146

McKillip, Emma 41, 47, 78, 143, 176, Mondolla Garcia, Viviana 90 Legler, Nicole 89 Mar, Madison 101, 143 178, 179, 191 Monk, Ian 102, 146, 147

LeGrande, Chris 89, 176

Marcelino, Courtney 37, 47, 77, 174

McLain, Devon 102, 176, 191 Monk, Pat 156 Lehl, Sarah Ann 101

Marcelino, Joshua 101, 176, 184, 191

McLaughlin, Emily 102, 143 Monk, Reagan 90, 149 Lehn Braden n Marchin, Tommy 59

Mcmanaman, Brianna 89 Monterroso, Ninet 38, 39, 78, 1 14( Lehnert, Hannah 59, 142 Mares, Nick 146

McManaman, Meredith 41, 47, 78, 196 147 Lehr, Jesse 89

Mares-aveldson, Nathan 77, 146

Mcmaryion, Dekari 60 Montgomery, Ashley 78 Leishman, Skyler 34, 38, 59, 142 Marion, Bre' ana 59

Mcmillan, Bailey 89 Montgomery, Bryan 61 Lemere, Dylan n Marr, Max 59

McNeese, Cody 89, 188, 191 Montgomery, Darion 23, 78 Lemon, Gavin 89

Marrow, Mackenzie 36, 38, 60, 142, Mcneil, Erin 78 Montgomery, Tyler 102 Leon, Keven 101 146, 147

Mcquinn, Matthew 38, 46, 102 Moore, Ann 111 Leonhardt, Bret 89 Marsh, Corina 101, 173, 1n

McQuiston, Avery 24, 89 Moore, Briley 78 Lepard, Brandon 59, 183, 190 Marshall, Abbey 89

Mcsweeney, Ashley 60 Moore, Brooklyn 61 Lessman, Gene 30, 111, 168, 1n Marshall, Sam 11, 101

Medbery, Kamryn 34, 102, 146, 147, m Moore, Jake 78, 149, 176 Liddy, Eyan 101 Martin, Olive 45, 101, 143, 174

Mediator, Peer 69 Morales Campos, Guadalupe 3~ )2 Liddy, Morgan 36, 43, 59 Martinez, Jessica 39, 89

Medina, David 190 Morales Campos, Luis 90 Liebers, Alena 89 Mason, Cecilia 77

Medley, Ashley 37, 78 Moravec, Carol 47, 112 Ligenza, Austin 101, 146, 147 Mason, Darien 60

Meier, Julianne 110 Moravec, Nerissa 16, 17, 90, 17 Ligenza, Samantha 59, 142 Mason, Dominic 101, 176

Melbye, Skylar 60 Moreira-immenschuh, Kristoph r 2 Lima, Jonathan 77 Mason, Noah 36, 38, 89, 149

Melchizedek, Michael f ajian 46, 113 Moreno Nunez, Melissa 78 Limbach, Paula 113 Mason, Shawna 77

Melroy, Cody 89, 176 Moreno, Luis 157 Lindburg, Matthias 101 Masterson, Russell 101, 146, 174

Melson, Miranda 46, 60, 142, 146, 147 Morgan, Alex 78 Lindenmuth, Christopher 44, n Mathes, Sienna 77, 142

Menendez Donis, Jimy 102 Morgan, Richard 102 Lingenfelter, Brandon 101, 191 Mathes, Slate 46, 47, 89, 143

Menghini, Allie 89, 142, 1n, 191 Morris, Mathew 61 Linzell, Kelsey 36/ 45, 89, 147, 188, Mathewson, Todd 77, 130

Meredith, Anthony 78 Morris, Sam 90, 182, 190 190 Maw, Matt 36, 108

Meredith, Kordaryus 60 Morse, Christopher 36, 43, 10 , -6, Litchfield, Chase 101 Maxwell, Joel 60, 121

Merritt, Nicco 35, 46, 102, 174 147 Litchfield, Cortney 59 Maxwell, Kaitlin 89, 191

Mesecher, Holly 78

Morse, Nicholas 61, 147 Litchfield, Mitchell 89 Maxwell, Marissa 34, 37, 39, 102

Metcalf, Kaleb 36, 45, 78 Mort, Payton 39, 44 Little, Ella 101, 143, m May, Dylan 102, 190

Meter, Alaina 60

Morton, Christopher 90, 146, 149 Little, Tressa 101, 195 May, Megan 60, 1n

Meyer, Brian 102, 176, 191

Morton, Emma 47, 90, 142 Little, Trey n, 176 May, Reanne n, 191

Meyer, Paidon 78

Morton, John 78, 142 Lockhart, Erin n, 162, 1n, 191 Mayer, Jacob n, 176, 190

Meyer, Samantha 78

Mosier, Elizabeth 16, 90 Lockhart, Katie 162

Mayer, Max 26, 60, 147

Meyers, Read 60, 174, 190, 196

Mosier, Nathan 61 Lockman, Shanavia 101

Maynard, Jessie 60, 174

Michaud, Garrett 102

Mosley, Deanna 43, 46, 61, 6 ~ Loe, Maddy77

Maynard, Will 47, 89, 169, m

Michener, Wesley 102

Mosley, Melvin 90 Loftus, Rehn 29, 45, 89, 194

Mazzini, Brian 21

Mickle, Hannah 90

Moss, Corina 41, 78, 196 Long, Alaetra 101, 176, 191

Mccarter, Ellyn 37, n, 190

Mickle, Lyndsey 45, 60

Mosser, Lauren 47, 102, 195 Long, Kalin 77

McCarthy, Collin 14, 60, 142

Mikkelsen, Caden 61

Mower, Madeleine 78, 190, 19 4 Long, Sydney 29, 41, 47, 101, 162, 163, Mccarville-dake, Eli n

Miley, Ahmaad 90

Moyer, Genevieve 78 1n, 195

Mccauley, Mason 77

Miley, Patrick 35, 47, 102, 187, 190 Mueller, Joey 90 Long, Tymber 36, 45, n, 1n, 194

Mcclendon, Char 60, 131

Miley, Samondre 39, 90

Mueting, Marti 153 Longoria, Sophia 45, 47, 190, 196

Mcclintick, Brad 39, 89, 176

Miller, Andrew 78, 182

Muhn, Nathan 78, 176 Loomis, Bee 113

Mcconnell, Josh 60

Miller; Andy 190

Mularoni, Andrea 8, 9, 35, 43 , ', 78 Loos, Hannah 89, 143

Mcconnell, Nicole 38, 89

Miller, Doug 108

Muldoon, Annie 78, 146, 147 Lorenzen, Nicholas 59, 176

McCord, Jackson 102, 143, 176

Miller, Dylan 61

Mull, Mackensi 41, 102 Loschen, Brittney 38, n, 146, 147

Mccormick, Drake 102

Miller, Elizabeth 102

Mullen, Brenda 113 Loth, Carlie 43, 77

Mccown, Greyson 89, 143

Miller, Landen 102, 176

Mullison, Oliver 90 Lowrey, Levi 101

Mccown, Rachel 36, 45, 60, 142

Miller, Lizzy 143

Mundt, Amanda 61, 177 Lozada, Luis Leon 89

Mccoy, Abbie 34, 40, 60

Miller, Mauricio 36, 43, 61

Muniz, Miguel 78

Munsterman, Tyler 102, 176

Olsen-Counsell, Desi 34, 36, 90

Phan, Luan 91

Reddish, Elayna 91, 136 Murphy, Malik 90

Olson, Bob 41, 47, 62, 174

Phillips, Tyriq 79

Redepenning, Harrison 79 Murray, Jerrion 102, 191

Olson, Brock 90, 164, 176

Pickel, Demontre 103, 176

Rediger, Carly 63 Myers, Brody 61

Olson, Takako 35

P"c kering, Bailey 79, 176, 190

Rediger, Natalie 80, 146, 147 • Myers, Jacob 90

Ooton, Kelly 43, 90, 146, 147

Pieper, Thomas 79

Reeble, Chloe 80, 143, 146, 147 Myers, Logan 25, 35, 43, 102, 143, 150 Orem, Clara 90

Pierce, Perri 62

Reed, Mike 157 Myers, Madalyn 36, 40 , 46 , 102, 146 Orti, Nicolas 79

Piersol, Ellie 91, 151

Reeks , Sasha 18, 112 Myers, Nathan 112 Ortiz Ramirez, Ashley 90

NOrtiz, Rodolfo 39, 90

Otte, Madison 37, 43, 103, 177

Ottens, Joshua 103

Pineda-Donis, Darvin 35, 103

Pinha , Gabriela 103

Pinkerton, Colton 62

Pinto, Malik 176

Reetz, Bret 80

Reichwaldt, Kaitlyn 63

Reigert, Lindsey 63

Reineke, Carlie 104, 177 Nam, Ti 148, 149 Ottley, Trey 190

Piontek, Madilin 79

Reinke, J~den 80 Nance-Haley, Ny'Osha 90, 196 Ouellette, Cohen 90

Piper, Alec 91, 176

Reiss, Karlee 80 Nash, Jasmyn 103, 177, 191 Overton, Rachel 90, 147, 194

Piper, Callie 62

Reitan, Marie 63 Nash, Zoe 45, 47, 78, 142, 143 Oxford, Winter 103

Piper, Nell 45, 91, 143, 196

Relyea-Swenson, Bri 34, 40, 91 Nason, Gavin 78 O' Dell, Ryan 79, 176

Pleines, Mikayla 103

Renner, Brayden 104 Neal, Dayne 31, 61

Plock, Madison 91, 142

Poggenpohl, Grant 47, 103, 177 Retzlaff, Noah 104 Neilan, Abby 103, 143

Renner, Sierra 80 Nebel, David 112 p

Poggenpohl, Seth 91, 174

Rexroth, Ashley 80, 177 Neilan, Isabel 78, 142, 146 Paez, Ana 62

Pohlman, Jadyn 103, 146

Reyes , Ciro 39, 47, 91, 147, 177 Nelsen, Isaiah 78 Page, Alexis 62

Pohlmann, Jessie 91, 143, 176

Reynolds , Taneal 80 Nelsen, Mariah 61 Painter, Austin 79, 191

Pointer, Haylie 37, 62, 161, 177

Rezac, Devin 35 , 46, 63, 143 Nelsen, Sabrina 103 Pales , Ashley 90 , 147

Pollock, Sam 43, 47, 91 Rezac, Karsen 104 Nelson, J 78 Pales, Jacob 79, 145, 147, 176

Pond, Jordan 91, 174

Rezek, Colton 104, 155, 176 Nelson, Julie 139, 154, 188

Palmer, Kamille 36, 47 , 62

Pool, Audree 62, 121

Rezek, Dustin 37, 80, 174 Nelson, Taylor 90

Nelson, Tress 43 , 78 , 191

Newell, Gavin 103

Palmer, Tc 103

Pansing Brooks, Avary 45, 79, 142

Pappas, Jaden 62

Post, Stacie 103, 146, 147, 177, 191

Post, Timothy 91, 127

Poteat, Kara 62

Rhian, Michael 91, 147, 177

Rhian, Mike 143, 146, 147

Rhoads, Cale 80, 176 Nguyen, Bao 90

Pardee, Makenna 7, 79 , 142, 194

Potthoff, Anna 45, 47 , 79, 142

Rhodes, Macie 36, 38, 104 Nguyen, Chris 103

Parsley, Bailey 103, 146

Potthoff, Rachel 103

Richards, Amelia 47, 80, 143 Nguyen, Erin 41, 44, 90

Patchen, Brendan 79

Prange, Tristyn 79, 176

Richards, Taylor 47, 63, 176, 190 Nguyen, Quan 78

Patterson, Cody 90

Prater, Kayla 79, 146

Richardson, Jay 24, 104 Nguyen, Randy 78

Patzel, Katrina 43, 62

Preciado Bautista, Victoria 103

Richerson, Emily 40, 80 Nguyen, Tri 61

Paulsen, Matigan 17, 79

Preciado, Gustavo 40, 103

Richerson, Kate 45, 47, 80, 148, 149 Nhan, Donna 78

Paulsen, Ron 112

Prenda, Zoe 47, 91, 176

Rico, Riley 36 , 63, 190 Nichols , Isabel 103, 146

Paulsen, Sierra 103

Prenosil, Kaylee 91, 172, 176

Rieck, Javeris 104 Nickel, Brody 79 , 142

Paulson, Audrey 36, 38, 103, 143, 146, Preston, Olivia 103, 151

Riedel, Abby 36, 38, 91, 142, 192 Nieman, Amber 79 147

Pringle, Tate 79, 176

Rien, Paige 80 Nieman, Brett 103

Paulson, Tristan 40, 46, 79, 131

Pritchard, Hunter 16, 62, 176

Rien, Tessa 104, 177 Niimi, Brad 112

Paus, Alex 103

Proctor, Christian 104

Riley, Adam 91, 143, 176 Nimetz, Brooke 79 Paxson, Amasia 103

Proffitt, Amy 156

Rios Birky, Gabe 40, 47, 91 Nimic, Katelyn 47, 90, 176, 190 Payne, Caleb 103, 176

Proffitt, Ryan 37, 79

Ritchie , Morgan 80, 177 Nixon, Claire 79, 135, 146, 147 Payne, Devon 62

Prouty, Olivia 38, 104, 151

Rivas, Max 3, 7, 10, 11, 40, 49, 91, 115, Noonan, Missy 111 Peace, Joe 103

Pugh, Grace 36, 104 116, 124, 125, 130, 139, 144, 150, 159 Noordam, Cheyenne 61

Peddicord, Jacob 90

Pusnik, Zvonimir 62

Rivers, Lauren 80, 161, 177 Nore, Chloe 36, 38, 103, 143 Pekas, Ellie 103, 146, 147

Putty, Mariah 79

Rizza, Logan 104, 176 Nore, L 61 Peon Casanova, Adrian 79

Pytlik Zillig, Alexandria 35, 43, 62 Robbins, Collin 80 Noriega, Octavio 90 Perez Barrientos, Angel 90

Roberson, Brennan 35, 39, 43, 91, 168, Norman, Katherine 110 Perez, Lindsay 25, 79, 90, 190

169, 177 Nosal, Kaleigh 79

Perman, Brett 90, 176

QRoberts, Emma 104, 177 Notaro, Chance 90

Pester, Madicyn 90

Quezada, Natayla 91 Robertson, Kwame 63, 176 Notaro, Raven 34 , 38, 90 Peters, Austin 103

Quidato, Kevin 79

Robinson, Lilly 34, 104 Novak, Kalli 103

Peters, Betty 47, 111

Quillen, Callie 62, 142

Robles, Elainna 104 Nun, Megan 37, 79 , 146 Peters, Dave 46 , 47, 112, 134, 135, 192

Rockefeller, Elizabeth 38, 63, 146, 147 Nunez, Joey 79

Petersen, Frankie 112

Rockefeller, Jon 38, 46, 104, 146, 147 Nunez, Lauren 90, 146, 147, 195

Petersen, Greta 62, 174

RRockey, Gus 104, 146, 176 Nunn, Alex 79

Petersen, Jake 36, 38 , 90

Rader, Andy 91, 176

Rodgers, Gabi 34, 80 Nunnery, Brett 79

Petersen, Thomas 62

Rader, Sam 47, 104, 191 Rodriguez, Eric 80 Nutter, Sophia 90

Petersen-Nedved, Sue 110

Ragland, Jordan 62

Rodriguez, Garrit 104 Nyuon, Nyangong 103, 143, 180, 191

Peterson, Clayton 62, 190

Peterson, Cody 40, 103, 146, 147

Rains, Sabrina 39, 91 Rodriguez, Rogelio 104

Ramirez, Wendy 45, 63

Peterson, foster 43, 47, 79, 176, 192, Ramirez-diaz, Sergio 79

Obrist, Jessica 10, 41, 43, 79

Roeber-Shoening, Kelli 110

Roenqvist, Sofie 8, 80 196

Ramos, Robert 104

Peterson, Hannah 35, 39, 46, 62, 146, Rankin, Jakobi 91, 176, 195

Ocegueda Lopez, Raymundo 90 147

Ocegueda, Stephanie 61

Oestmann, Jill 110

Ogden, Christopher 61

Peterson, Kyle 103, 143

Rankin, Josiah 40, 91

Rask, Meg 63, 68

Roesler, Marissa 63

Romell, Caitlyn 36, 38, 104, 143

Romero, Lari 37, 38, 104

Romjue, Brooke 91, 161, 177

Petray, Brandon 44, 47, 103, 146, 147 Rath, Elli 11, 17, 22, 24, 28, 30, 37, 79, Root, Alexis 91

Petrosov, Sergio 91

150, 156 , 160, 182

Rosada, Shaun 104, 146 Ogden, Terrence 79

Petty, Isaiah 35, 38, 39, 47, 79, 149

Ratliff, Trevon 79

Roscoe, Taylor 37, 47, 80, 162, 177 Ohlschwager, Sawyer 103, 143, 146, 147 Pfander, Colten 62

Okerlund, Kate 112

Olander, Damian 61

Pforr, Adrian 36, 38, 91

Pham, Adri 25 , 103, 146, 147

Olortegui Soderquist, Bryan 62 , 142, Pham, Holly 35, 39, 62

146, 147

Pham , Lexi 25, 103, 146, 147

Rauner, Allie 41, 46, 104, 146, 147 Rosenow, Britany 80

Raymond, Riley 91

Read, Peter 42, 63, 69, 176, 193

Reddick, Katie 79

Reddick, Nicholas 63

Rosenthal, Charles 63, 176

Rosenthal, Nick 104, 176

Ross Durham, Jared 80

Ross, Christian 63

Ross, Savannah 63

Schuette, Ryan 64, 186, 187, 190

Smal, Olesya 105 Stokes, Summers 81 Rosseau, Austin 129

Schulke, Gunnar 80

Smetter, Chasitr, 81, 146 Stoltenberg, Max 92, 177 Roth, Meagen 80, 176

Rouch, Danny 63

Schulke, Lake 91

Schulte-Covert, Megan 36, 38, 105

Smiley, Hannah 81 Stoneman, Marshall 105

Smith, Arrion 105, 195 Stoner, Blake 81, 176 Roughton, Alexander 80 Schultz, Austin 80

Smith, Ben 81, 177 Stonewall, Nadiyah 105 Roughton, Chase 104 Schultz, Tanner 80, 176

Smith, Brian 81 Stotts, Alyssa 65 Rousseau, Austin 36, 42, 104

Schumacher, Sheila 34, 47

Smith, Dylan 65, 176, 187, 190 Stout, Jada 81 Rousseau, Elijah 143

Schuman, Brandon 36, 38, 64, 142,

Smith, Hope 92 Straube, Alyssa 110 Rownd, Alex 104 146, 147

Smith, Jackson 47, 105, 177, 191 Strayer, John 105, 174 Rownd, Emily 63

Schuman, Zachary 47, 105

Smith, Jacob 81, 176, 190 Stream, Spencer 92, 146, 147, 19 Ruiz, Jay 63, 190 Schupbach, Meg 105

Smith, Jeff 37, 111, 182 Stricker, Avery 41, 43, 81 Runge, Ashley 45, 47, 104, 143 Schurman, Robin 12, 64, 144, 146, 147

Smith, Joshua 92 Stricker, Gabriel 105 Rushman, Jacob 37, 104, 143, 174 Schwaderer, Turner 105

Smith, Matt 65 Stride, Jacob 92 Russell, Keenen 63 Schwartz, Jaiden 105

Smith, Noah 37, 46, 105, 146, 147 Strodtman, Erik 81 Russell, Mandy 34, 44 Scott, Robin 64

Smith, Paul 19, 110 Strong, James 81 Rustermier, Dravin 80 Scott, Seth 105

Smith, Sterling 105, 190 Strothkamp, Annie 106 Ruth, Dan 36, 108 Seamans, Katherine 91

Smith, Vivian 41, 43, 46, 92, 146 Stuart, Matthew 81 Rutledge, Jeff 111, 187, 190 Searcy, Chase 91, 168, 169, 177, 188, 191 Smith, Will 21 Sturdevant, Skyler 82 Rutledge, Kirt 157 Sebek, Grace 36, 38, 105, 146, 147

Smith, Wyatt 81, 146, 147

Suarez-Moorhead, Jenee 82, 177, Rutt, Jacob 104 Segrist, Sam 46, 47, 110

Snoke, Richard 47, ~05, 176 Subasic, Adnan 82 Rutt, Matthew 63 Sell, Emily 80

Snyder, Courtney 81

Sucu, Roy 82, 176 Ryan, Michael 104

Serrano, Keenan 29, 81, 196

Sobotka, Devin 92 Summerlin, Kyle 25, 92, 146 Servan, Doris 39, 81, 174

Sobotka, Natasha 46, 105 Sundquist, Halle 92, 190 s Severin, Josh 110, 167

Sobotka, Tylon 81, 176 Sutter, Holden 106, 146, 147 Sewell, Derek 91, 174

Soderquist, Kaitlyn 105 Sutter, Paul 65, 174 Saale, Elizabeth 36, 80, 176 Shandera, Morgan 45, 92, 176

Saathoff, Blake 63, 190

Shannon, Hunter 64

Soderquist, Micheal 92 Svedsen, Kirk 112

Sohrweid, Cidney 65 Svik, Aaron 109, 123 Sabatka, Harlee 18, 80

Shannon-King, Brandi 81, 142

Sokolov, Alexei 105, 191

Svik, Ashley 106, 177, 190 Sahs Ashly 91, 174

Sharp, Mollie 105

Solis, Roberto 105

Svoboda, Carol 36, 38, 110, 111 Said, Zaynab 35, 63

Shaw, Nicole 81

Solomon, Greta 36, 43, 45, 92, 170, Swartz, Michael 111 Said, Zina 104 Sheeks , Jaden 105 176 Sweigard, Sydney 37, 65, 194 Salak, Ceairra 63

Shelbourn, Allison 92, 118

Sommars, Rowan 92, 117

Swiatek, Jonathan 36, 92 Salazar, Blake 64

Shelbourn, Olivia 64

Sorilla, Moses 92, 174, 190 Swift, Christian 65, 187, 190 Sanchez-Carrillo, Jessica 113

Shelburne, Kathryn 81, 146, 147, 148,

Soto, Katie 110 Swift, Patrick 47 Sanchez-Nelsen, Marcella 39, 67, 113 149

Soto-smith, Martina 92 Swisher, Will 106, 146, 147 Sandbulte, Levi 80 Sheldon, Kodie 81

Souliere, Alex 65 Sanjuampa Cerezo, Aylin 91 Shen, Yuzhao 81, 146, 147, 191

Santiago Hansel, Jazmine 64 Shepherd, Dylan 92

Sovey, Deb 46, 113

Spartlen, Josh 142 Saunders, Samuel 91 Shepherd, Eliza 92

TSpears, Brittany 21

Takpara, Rachida 65 Savidge, Hanna 80, 146, 147 Sheppard, Brett 41, 47, 105, 176

Speich, Megan 81, 123, 190 Talat, Rouj 92 Sayre, Yasmine 104 Sheppard, Carly 41, 47, 81, 176

Sperling, Logan 42, 81 Talbot, Deaundre 82 Schaaf, Carly 91 Sherill, Kaylee 150

Spiers, Blake 47, 92, 177 Tamerius, Bailey 106, 143 Schafer, Jessica 104, 146, 147 Sherman, Deshawna 81

Splichal, Brennan 105 Tangen, Kristen 46, 113, 138 Schafer, John 91 Sherrill, David 105

Spratlen, Faith 92 Taurins, Connor 82 Scheel, Jeremy 91 Sherrill, Kaylee 34, 46, 105, 143, 151

Spratlen, Joshua 81 Tavoularis, Monica 65 Scherling, Jared 80, 146, 147, 177 Sherry, Austin 92

Spray, Grace 92, 191 Taylor, Logan 82, 176, 193 Scherling, Joel 168 Shoemaker, Cole 81

Springer, Jocelyn 65, 179, 191 Taylor, Skylar 92 Schernikau, Ellie 45, 104, 143, 174 Shorter, Justice 64, 142, 190

Squier, Katie 41, 47, 105, 177 Taylore, Zoie 45, 82, 142 Schernikau, Sadi(} 45, 64, 129, 142, Shultz, Tanner 155

Srivastav, Avni 65, 143 Temple, Payton 82 143, 196

Shuman, Brandon 142

Stacy, Ben 92, 176, 190 Tenhulzen, Johnathan 82 Schidler, Alex 104

Shuster, Christy 64, 174

Stacy, Jack 92, 174 Tepe, Tyler 82 Schilke, Emily 38, 91, 142, 177 Sieckmeyer, Hunter 36, 45, 92, 142

Stacy, Will 92, 176, 190 Termaat, Benjamin 65, 168, 16 n Schindler, Mike 80

Siedell, Abby 81, 142

Staehr, Jace 92 Terry, Chloe 82 Schinstock, Cole 45, 80, 174

Siedell, Libby 105, 146

Stanard, Paige 36, 45, 65, 125 Terry, Rebecca 92 Schlake, Aleka 91

Siefkes, Nathan 37, 47, 64

Stanley, Samuel 35, 38, 105, 191 Tessema, Saron 82, 142, 146 , 1 Schlegelmilch, Joe 112

Siemer, Valeria 45, 47, 81, 194

Stanton, Aydan 105, 143 Tex-Willis, Alexis 38, 106, 14 3. Schleiger, Nicole 35, 64

Silsbee, Brittany 81

Stanton, Nick 81 Thaller, Luke 65, 176 Schlicker, Luke 38, 91

Simmons, Brenna 29, 36, 38, 81

Stauffer, Mary 30, 109 Thalman, Zachary 82 Schlisner, Tara 80, 196

Simmons, Kaitlyn 64

Steele, Ashlee 65, 196 Thok, Loklok 16, 65 Schmidt, Alex 40, 46, 104, 188, 191 Simmons, Makayla 92

Steinbach, Jacob 81, 174 Thomas, Austin-juan 92 Schmidt, John 64

Schneider, Alec 35, 39, 43, 80, 174

Simnitt, Benjamin 64

Simons, Kylie 33, 49, 105, 150

Stephens, Alex 35, 65, 149 Thomas, Breanna 92

Stephens, Brandon 105 Thomas, Emrie 106 Schneider, Mark 64

Simpson, Jeremy 38, 92, 143

Stephens, Courtney 81, 177 Thomas, Ethan 106 Schoen, Bowen 64, 142 Sims, Conner 81, 176

Stephens, Will 7, 36, 40, 92, 121 Thomas, Jackson 106 Schon, Christian 39, 47, 91 Sindi, Hana 41, 105

Sternbauer, Eva 81, 146, 147, 174 Thomas, Jazmine 106 Schrader, Taylor 27, 105, 143, 146, 147 Sindi, Zuhair 64

Sterns, Cody 81, 176 Thomas, Matthew 45, 82 Schreiber, Ben 91 Sinner, Jami 92

Stevens, Alyssa 105 Thomas, Samantha 44, 45, 82 Schroeder, Kathy 156

Skelton, Christopher 64, 147

Stewart, Briana 105

Thompson, Ashlyn 36, 92, 176 Schroeder, Mackenzie 64

Skelton, Joseph 92, 147

Stewart, Dionte 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 51, 65, Thompson, Christian 106 Schroeder, Thayne 105 Skoda, Alexander 92, 176 134, 196, 197 Thornburg, Ryan 106 Schroedl, Jeffrey 64

Slightom, Genevieve 64, 150, 180, 187

Stewart, Michelle 41, 45, 110 Thorne, Fred 42, 109, 111, 123 Schrotberger, Kate 43, 80

Schueth, Connor 64, 118, 177, 190

Schuette, Briana 105, 190

Slightom, Jordan 81

Sluka, Ashley 64

Smal, Lyudmyla 105

Stockton, Marquis 92 Thorne, Kara 92

Stoddard, Katelynn 81

Stoehr, Jeff 152

Thulin, Treyvion 106

Tibbels, Lindsay 106, 150

Tidball, Tim 41, 67, 110, 134, 169, m

Tillinghast, Lindsay 37, 108

Tinnean, Abigail 82

Toalson, Brent 27

Toalson, Sarah 38, 39, 106

Todd-anton, Kelsey 82

Toland, Gillian 92

Tommeraasen, Jared 82, 176

Topil, Bailee 65

Topil, Rylee 106, 195

Topil-pinto, Malik 106

Townsend, Desirae 25, 106, 146, 147

Townsley, Cheyenne 36, 38, 82, 142

Trainin, Asaf 65

Tran, Athena 92

Tran, Jenny 92

Tran, Kallista 35, 106

Tran, Mike 106

Tran, Tony 82

Traudt, Emma 106, 190

Trauernicht, Jamie 65

Trauernicht, Jensen 41, 65, 170, 176, 191 Travis, Ciera 65

Travis, Isabella 92

Treadway, Chad 65

Trebelhorn, Joshua 93

Trebelhorn, Nicholas 66

Triplett, Tressa 38, 106, 174

Trobee, Nolan 93, 176

Trout-Brown, Darian 66, 176

True, Torri 38, 82, 142

Tryon, Connor 93

Tryon, Tori 66

Tubanovic, Edwin 66

Tuder, Shelby 82, 196

Turner, Abram 106, 174, 191

Turner, Hailee 106, 143

Turner, Lisa 106

Turner, Nick 36, 49, 66

Turner, Noelle 36, 93 Turner, Raymond 66

Turner, Viktor 82, 126, 191

Tuttle, Judy 45, 110

Tuttle , Samantha 93

Tyson, Grant 106, 143, 146

Tyson, Trevor 66, 140, 143

uUhrich, Aranda 106, 151

Umana, Jaelynn 93

Underwood, Karsin 106, 176, 191

Urbauer, Austin 66, 155, 190

VVachal, Ramey 36, 106, 146, 151

Valderrabano, Daniel 66

Van Buskirk, Jessica 12, 17, 21, 37, 82, 121, 134, 150, 154, 174, 192

Van Zandt, Sasha 113, 138, 139

Vancleave, August 93

Vanderlinden Chase, Morgan 106 VanDyke-Reis, Quinn 93, 143, 146, 147

Vanek, Jax 47, 106

Vanek, Lanea 45, 66

Vanek, Madison 93

Vanourney, Daniel 93, 136

Vaske, Nation 93

Vasquez-Villanueva, Vanesa 39, 106, 143

Vaughn, Kayla 6, 82

Ventura, Serena 106, 143, 177

Vick, Brandon 82, 176, 190

Villela, Alyssia 38, 39, 82

Villela, Marcos 106, 176

Virus, Christa 66

Voichoski, Adam 66

Voichoski, Erin 66, 194

Vokoun, Abby 29, 93, 128, 143, 149, 160, 161

Vokoun, Conner 47, 82, 148, 149

Vollmer, Alyssa 93, 128

Vonbehren, Hannah 66

Vonbehren, Rebecca 106

Vonbehren, Sadye 82

Vondra, Riley 82

wWaddell, Madison 93, 176

Wagner, Dominic 106

Wagner, Keeli 36, 39, 106, 143, 146, 147

Wagner, Rachael 39, 66, 146, 147

Walker, Andrew 93

Walker, Blake 82

Wallace, Alex 82

Wallace, Morgan 93

Waller, Brian 82

Waller, Hayden 93, 143, 177

Walsh, Lorraine 113

Walstad, Clara 106, 143, 188, 189, 190

Walstad, Ellie 82, 142, 160, 161, 177, 188, 190

Walz, Zach 93, 143, 177, 191

Wandzilak, Gail 41, 113

Ward, Austin 82

Ward, Evan 93

Wardyn, Dustin 112, 123

Warner, Jackson 93, 190

Warren, Brandon 37, 82

Waters, Desirae 66

Waters, Mariyah 106

Watson, Cleve 82

Watson, Kenny 93

Watson, Spencer 93

Watts, Spader 66, 187, 190

Weber, Jasmine 43, 82

Weber, Noah 83

Weber, Raegan 34, 46, 83

Weber, Tori 45, 83, 142, 196, 197 •

Webster, Alexxys 83

Wehrman, Jacob 106, 146, 176

Weihe, Jacob 107, 146

Weisser, Alec 107, 146, 147

Weisser, Allison 107

Weisser, Jorgia 83, 143

Wekesser, Marissa 93, 143, 146, 147, 190

Welander, Katerina 42, 44, 107

Welch, Ashley 107, 190

Welch, Braydn 107, 147

Welch, Colten 83, 147

Wells, Michaela 38, 83

Wennstedt, Uvie 45, 47, 107, 143, 174

Wenzl-gress, Tiffany 107

Werrnager, Preston 83, 146, 147

Weskamp, Maddi 8, 83, 142, 190

Wessels, Nathan 66

West, Jarrett 107, 167, 176

West, Sherry 38, 110, 126

Westbrook, Hannah 93, 143, 190

Wheatley, Abigail 107

Wheatley, Calvin 66

Wheatley, Jordon 93, 132, 133

W etstone, Saylee 66

Whipple, Cameron 83

Whipple, Emily 42, 43, 83, 146, 147, 160, 177, 190

White, Asya 107

White, Brittany 41, 44, 107, 143

White, Larry 157

Whitehead, Maddie 93, 161, 177

Whitmire, Austin 66

Whitmire, Ethan 93, 174

Wicht, Samantha 93

Widick, Janessa 83

Wiese, Ana 93

Wiese, Rylie 107

Wiles, Katie 107, 146, 147 Wilford, Jackson 107

Wilhelm, Decota 93

Wilkason, Alysea 83

Wilken, Kasia 93

Wilken, Mason 93

Wilkinson, Daevieyawn 41, 107 Wilks, Tay 83, 165, 176

Williams, Dave 37, 110, 124

Williams, Dj 66

Williams, Edward 107

Williams, Jamaun 107, 176 Williams, Jordan 107

Williams, Katherine 83, 142, 155 Williams, Kenzie 93, 195

Williams, Symone 107, 196 Williams, Tyson 93

Williamson, Aaron 83

Williamson, Cody 66

Willoughby, Jenna 83, 146, 147

Willoughby, Meagan 107, 146, 147

Willoughby, Parker 107, 146, 147, 174

Wilnes, Doug 190, 191 Wilson, Austin 12, 67

Wilson, Chase 83, 190 Wilson, Dolores 93

Wilson, Isaak 107, 176

Wilson, Michael 35, 93, 107, 146, 147, 176

Wimmer, Sonny 93

Winchester, Chase 107

Windle, Hannah 36, 44, 83

Windle, Makayla 107

Winemiller, Jake 47, 112

Winter, Jacob 19, 83

Wirthele, Austin 67

Wirthele, Haley 41, 47, 107, 195

Wirthele, Katie 93

Wisthoff, Stephanie 36, 44, 46, 83, 142, 146, 147

Witherspoon, Jordan 67

Witt, Lindsey 43, 44, 83, 142

Wobig, Alex 36, 107, 176

Wojtowicz, Zach 17, 112

Wolf, Katelyn 47, 107

Wolf, Katy 143, 177, 180, 191 Wolfe, Garrett 67, 146 Wood, Jeffrey 83

Woody, Nicol 156

Worthon, Mikayah 67

Wren, Keante' 36, 38, 107 Wright, Courtney 67

Wright, Stephanie 93

Yabe, Taka to 8

Yakel, Kylee 39, 47, 83, 148, 149

Yastrebov, Vlad 67 •

Yates, Shelby 83

Yates, Ted 67, 142, 146, 147

Ybarra, Oijah 83

Ybarra, Jeana 93

Ybarra, Jose' 83

Yeramysheva, Denise 37, 44, 67

Yeutter, Lakota 67

Yindrick, Alexander 107, 146, 147

York, Ethan 107, 143

Young, Angela 44, 47, 67, 142, 146, 147

Young, Anna 34, 43, 107, 143, 146

Young, Chris 67

Young, Dave 111

Young, Hunter 67, 146, 147

Young-baker, Dangelo 83

Youngquist, Alexis 93

Yurth, Austin 83

Yurth, Brody 83, 182, 190

Zahirovic, Admir 67

Zamora, Paige 45, 47, 83

Zeiger, Maci 107, 177

Zerfass, Roxanne 67

Zerfass, Tanner 83

Zimmerman, Lynn 144, 150, 154, 179, 185

Zurfluh, Angela 83, 146

Viana Martinez De La, Pablo 8, 82, 177

Westendorf, Mikey 93

Westfall, Abby 45, 66, 146, 147, 196

Westphal, Corbyn 107, 176, 191

Wever, Joslyn 66

Wubbels, Kaelin 107, 177, 190

Wulf, Ian 67, 190

Wurster, Kyl-ee 83, 176

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