CONGRATULATIONS
2024 the PLOT
Class of 2024 Shines: A Celebration of Growth and New Beginnings
Adeline Christensen and Rylee Smith
And just like that, the Class of 2024 is stepping onto the graduation stage; a seemingly small step toward the long-awaited diploma and a giant leap toward our future! This class is the emblem of resiliency, peer-to-peer care, and inclusion. From elementary school where we learned the alphabet to navigating that awkward phase known as middle school, this class has developed into a group of leaders and lifelong learners, setting an example for classes to come. Beginning in the fall of 2020, the now senior class had no idea what to expect in the face of a virtual learning environment enforced by COVID-19. Coming into a new domain with different challenges forced us as a class to adapt in ways like never before. As COVID precautions began to lift, the transition from online Zoom classes to handling in-person learning at the high school was a difficult one. Anxiety ensued at the mere thought of getting lost in ‘the maze’, walking into the wrong class, or being surrounded by upperclassmen. As the class of 2024, we endured the uncertainty of the pandemic and became stronger, more independently driven students because of it. Throughout the last four years, this class has displayed resilience through change, perseverance through IB classes, and the ability to push ourselves to be the best in sports, theater, art, and other hobbies. A constant need and desire for challenge has been a trait most admired upon reflection of our class, something that can be brought into college, the workforce, or other postsecondary endeavors.
Senior year brought homecoming in the Black Box, the Power Puff football game (seniors won obviously), our last high school football games, a frigid Senior Sunrise, Prom in Santorini, a summer
European adventure, the IB Art Show, many FBLA trips to Denver and Grand Junction, and late night basketball bus rides to the Western Front. This year participating in sports like dance that went to states, Model UN trips to New York City, NHS events, musicals, plays, Ex Ed, and art experiences, also helped us emerge with endless opportunities to make memories alongside mentors and peers, effectively bringing our class even closer to being family than before. IB exams were a notable nuisance to all, but the rewarding feeling of accomplishment from finishing each test surrounded us throughout the last few weeks of the senior school year. Over the years, the class of 2024 has appreciated and looked forward to Ex Ed in the fall, spirit weeks to celebrate the winter season, football games where the spirit was high regardless of the scoreboard, dance performances in the big gym that got the crowd going wild, the Spring Musical where we were convinced we were all watching a Broadway show, and everything in between. Support in all areas of interest has never been an issue when talking about the class of 2024.
Any graduating class, more than obtaining their diploma or leaving high school, wishes to be connected to their peers. The class of 2024 has deeply exhibited this important trait of community through active inclusion and participation in school functions along with individual events. Relationships have been made across the board for many seniors that will last for years to come and be cherished forever. It is amazing to look around and see how students in the class of 2024, have found a passion they are bringing to college because of the teachers, coaches, and mentors they have had at Aspen High School. Because of clubs like FBLA and Model
UN, many are interested in business and solving world problems, opportunities in working on the Skier Scribbler, yearbook, and Skier TV have encouraged many other students to pursue journalism or other creative outlets. The love, encouragement, and engagement the class of 2024 has received from teachers is astounding, it continues to fuel the interests and confidence of others as we enter into the next phase of our lives.
Congratulations! There is no doubt that this class, made up of many unique and motivated individuals like future actors, musical legends, tiny home builders, journalistic leaders, avid skiers, dancers, and sports stars, possesses an unwavering ability to positively influence the world. With each action, word, and attitude, this class is one that will promote inclusion in a divided society and defy the lines of complacency in the face of hardship.
The future unquestionably entails great adventure, endless possibilities, and unforeseen experiences that will shape your divine character as you set off to take on your roles in numerous communities. We applaud you and hope that the Class of 2024 may experience support, and fulfillment, achieve their highest potential, and most importantly, continue to have compassion toward others.
Class of 2024, never cease to establish connections with all different types of people, subjects, and experiences. If this class can continue to display the charismatic traits it has thus far, there is no doubt this may be achieved. For old-time’s sake, “seniors, seniors, what’s your number? 2024, 2024, 2024”.
Aspen High School Class of 2024 Future Plans
Decisions as of May 20, 2024
OREGON
University of Oregon (2)
IDAHO
The College of Idaho
NORTH DAKOTA
University of North Dakota
MINNESOTA
St. Olaf College
NEW YORK
New York University (2)
Syracuse University
The New School
NEVADA
University of Nevada
UTAH
Southern Utah University
University of Utah
Utah State University
CALIFORNIA
California College of the Arts
Chapman University (2)
San Diego State University (5)
Santa Clara University (3)
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, Santa Barbara (4)
University of the Pacific
HAWAII
University of Hawaii (3)
GAP YEAR Travel, Service, Competitive Sports (14)
TECHNICAL, TRAINING OR APPRENTICESHIP (5)
ENTERING THE WORK FORCE (11)
COLORADO
Colorado Mesa University (5)
Colorado Mountain College (2)
Colorado Northwestern Community College (2)
Colorado School of Mines (2)
Colorado State University (7)
Fort Lewis College
Red Rocks Community College
Western Colorado University (2)
University of Colorado, Boulder (10)
KANSAS
Benedictine College
University of Kansas
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma State University
University of Oklahoma (2)
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
ARIZONA
University of Arizona (3)
TEXAS
Baylor University
Bowdoin College
VERMONT
Middlebury College
University of Vermont
MASSACHUSETTS
Babson College (2)
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Boston University
Harvard University
TENNESSEE
Vanderbilt University
ALABAMA
University of Alabama
MISSISSIPPI
University of Mississippi (2)
Southern Methodist University (3)
LOUISIANA
Tulane University (6)
Loyola University New Orleans
NORTH CAROLINA
Duke University
Wake Forest University
Western Carolina University
INTERNATIONAL
Florence Institute of Design International, Italy
University of St. Andrews, Scotland
University International Catalunya, Spain
FLORIDA
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Florida State University
University of Miami (3)
University of South Florida
MAINE
“Sometimes which choice you make is not as important as making a choice and committing to it.” -Matthew McConaughey
“Me puse las pilas.” - TM Ziako and Ziako y Nuco
“I was here for a good time not a long time.” - George Straight
Josie Bradley
“Treat people with kindness.” - Harry Styles
“Living well is the best revenge.” - George Herbert
“Nothing good happens after midnight.” - Mr.
“Into the mountains I go to lose my mind and find me soul.” - John Muir
“Let’s go
“What what, what what. What what, what what.”
“Don’t
Quinn Brutsaert
count the days; make the days count.” - Muhammad Ali
Gracie Brown
Sylvia Buck “Aloha oe, a hui hou kakou.” - Anonymous
Kenia Andres
Jared Andrade
Tessa Andrulaitis
Anicka Ashcraft
slow, we have all the time in the world.” - Anonymous
Leigham Azarcon Alika Bassi
Tanner Benson
Clark
Phoebe Bianchi
- Macklemore
Cassia Bone
“Oh yea, I just graduated high school.” - Mac Miller
Matthew Cairncross
Cameron Case “Its all about how much you really want to win.” - Rick Case
Susette Campuzano “Love yourz” - J. Cole
Kristian Cathers
“Cody’s me bro, let me be me.” - Cody Maverick
“You’re off to great places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So get on your way!” - Dr. Seuss
Zane Chambers
“If we weren’t all crazy we would go insane.” - Jimmy Buffett
“Be who were created to be, and you will set the world on fire.” - St Catherine of Siena
Adeline Christensen
“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring.” - David Bowie
“And so the castles made of sand, slip into the
Benjamin Clark I’m only smiling because it’s over.
Leilani De Pamphilis
Saffron DeBacker
Ronan Donnelly
sea, eventually.” - Jimi Hendrix
Maggie Durham
“How many letters in devoured... ATE.” - A Baddie
Nicco Durso
“Some people feel the rain, other people just get wet.” - Bob Marley
Lars Earl
“I just may set off in another direction entirely.” - Snusmumriken
Carlos Enriquez
“We’ll burth that bridge when we get there.” - Brookes and Dunn
Sofia Esteban
Olivia Cook “Stay fly” - Three 6 Mafia
Elizabeth Creamer “I need coffee in an IV!” - Lorelei Gilmore
Sofia Darmau de Bernede “Can’t win ‘em all.” - Hanni El Khatib
Kathryn Clettenberg “Jinx... 12345 you own me a soda.” - Anonymous
Maia Ettlinger
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around every once and while. you could miss it.” - Ferris Bueller
“Only do what your heart tells you.”
- Princess Diana
“In this world you either crank that soulja boy or it cranks you.” - Soulja Boy
“I know you got mountains to climb, but always stay humble and kind.” -
“Un
Sasha
“... skiing with your best friends is still the greates thing in the world.”
- Sam Coffey
that’s how Sue, C’s it.” -
“I’ll be good by the weekend.” - Mac Miller
“Sometime it is the people
ines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.” -
Madelyn Haerter
William Haneman
who no one imag-
Alan Turing
Vittoria Gortan
“Dance big, dream big!” - Anonymous
Sylvie Goldman “And
Glee
William Gerardi
Tim McGraw
Chloe Freeman
Forman
Montana Flynn
Theresa Guilander
The things I love: Mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, loaded baked potatoes, scalloped potatoes, potato chips, sweet potatoes, potato salad, potato skins, and hash browns.
Sienna Hendrickson “Life’s a climb... but the views great!” - Miley Cyrus
Amelia Hecht “It was a pleasure to burn.” - Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
Jake Hartley
“I’m nice at ping pong.” - Kanye West
Ambler Henderson “I do not and will not fear tomorrow because I feel as though today has been enough.” - Zach Bryan
Nicolette Gutierrez Lugo
dia bien, al otro mal, asi es la vida y eso no va a cambiar. A vesces para senreir hay que llorar, cierra los ojos y aprende a volar.” - Bad Bunny
Brody Fox
Giavanna Hendrichon
“When given the choice between being right and being kind, choose kind.” - Mr. Browne, Wonder
“The focused mind is said to be like a knife, but the scalpel is wisdom.” - Morgan Freeman
- Anonymous
Kelly Hilleke
“I’m getting maximum enjoyment out of life and I’ll never stop.” - Shane McConkey
“Hello this is Aspen High School, we would like to inform you that Matthew has missed one or more classes today.” - Aspen High School Administration
I’m a lot nicer than my walking to class face. I promise.
Grace Hollander
“Real G’s move in silence like lasagna.” - Lil Wayne
Sarrah Hmani
Clare Irvin
Skylar Johnstone
Sam Jansen
Stella Iverson Let your intrusive thoughts win.
Teo Joseph
“Your future is only as good as the effort you put into it.” - Anonymous
Jonathan Kelly “Let me hold your hands in mine while we walk through life together.” - Anonymous
Chase Kelly “Straight butter.” - Stuart Scott
Savannah Kallas “Gonna know we were here.” - Jason Aldean
Mark Kelly
“The doctors said that I wouldn’t ever be able to walk, so of course I had to fly.”
Lauren Kinney
“I’m not a goat but I fit the description.” - Drake
Yasmine Khan-Farooqi
“It isn’t sadness, but a joy, that we don’t do the same things for the length of our lives.” - Gabrielle Zevin, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
Matthew Kelly
Eli Kissel
“A great adventure without success is far superior to a climb where everything goes as planned.” - Tommy Caldwell
“I knew exactly what to do but in a much more real sense I had no idea what to do.” - Michael Scott
Aiden Knight
“Let your dreams take flight.” - Anonymous
“You’re
“Long story short Taylor Swift.” - 3:21
What the function?
“Always
-
Niklaus Kuhn
make a total effort, even when the odds are against you.”
Arnold Palmer
Skadie Kosta
Felix Kurkulis
Nathan Levey Find me on LinkedIn.
Madeline Lee
Joaquin Ladron de Guevara Vera
a disease. And I’m the cure.” - Sylvester Stallone
Taylor Lewis
“Stay close to people who feel like sunshine.” - Snoopy
Conrad Martin Make your own image.
Alexander Maron
“Guys. Tennis is a lot like life. A lot of us will have the urge to come here and swing as hard as we can, maximum power, but guys, slow it down, it’s about finesse, calculation and precision.” - Will Mahony
Kira Locke
“Some days, I am just on fire.” - Michael Scott
Kaio Martin Kaizen
John McCormick
“Faith is to believe in something as if it already existed.” - Pop Smoke
Christopher McDowell “The core of man’s spirit comes from new experiences. And there you are, stubborn old man, sitting on your butt.” - Christopher McCandless
Madelyn McAllister
“Don’t fear failure, be afraid of not having a chance.” - Anonymous
Matthew Mendoza
“Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn’t. That just the way she goes.” - Ray LeFluer
“You know what inspires me? Fearlessness, drive, I hate lazy people. Barbz stay in school. Don’t you ever be lazy, don’t you ever complain about hard work. Work hard, it pays off.” - Nicki
“Skiing is great, because when you fart no one knows.” - CC
Brooke O’Sullivan
“And I asked myself about the present. How wide it was, how deep it was, how much was mine to keep.” - Kurt Vonnegut
Arden Monaghan
“You are the soul of the universe, and your name is love.” - Rumi
“You know, I’ve realized that I’m probably just perfect and it’s everybody else around me that’s got issues.” - Scott Disick
“No pain no gain.” - Anonymous
Treymon Morrissey
“If you’re not writing your own story then you’re a character in someone else’s.” - Anonymous
“Love the life you live. Live the life you love.” - Bob Marley
James Mellenthin Thanks momma.
Kylani Nakagawa
Minaj
Grace O’Callaghan
Clementine Neral Robertson
Owen Nelson
Siri O’Connell
Ashley Perez
Todo lo que soy y espero ser, se lo debo a quienes creyeron en mi.
Ella Pendarvis
Andrew Perley
“If being cool was a crime, I’d be serving life.” - Anonymous
Eric Phillips
“Live a life full of humility, gratitude, intellectual curiosity, and never stop learning.” - GZA
Mason Pfaffmann “Now... We ride.” - Rango
Feona Peters
“But to make yourself feel nothing, so as not to feel anything - what a waste.” - cmbyn
Bryce Platek
“Get money, get paid.” - Anonymous
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” - Confucius
“A great adventure without success is far superior to a climb where everything goes as planned.” - Tommy Caldwell
“Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds.” - Bob Marley
Adelaide
“The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.”
- Dolly Parton
“I’m not a narcissist, I just love myself more than anyone else.” - Anonymous
“Let
“The
I’m a senior, but I stay freshman.
Kathleen Raarup
the light in.” - Lana Del Ray
Charles Pullis
Tess Power
Gracen Rodgers
Edwin Ryerson
nicest thing about the rain is that is always stops. Eventually.” - Eeyore
Ryerson
Story Rondeau Gracen definitely just said something goofy.
Jeremy Sachs
Caleb Seward
Don’t live someone else’s dream, live your own.
Jackson Scott
Stella Scanlan
Bailey Shaw
“The world always seems brighter when you’ve just made something that wasn’t there before.” - Neil Gaiman
Zala Smalls
“Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.” - Norman Maclean
Benjamin Slossberg
“It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything.” - Fight Club
Zoe Sinclair
“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” - Aristotle
Nico Smith
If I don’t win, the award show loses credibility.
“If you see me in a fight with a
pray for the
“The more we try to understand one another... the more exceptional each of us will be.” - Zootopia
Roan
You can’t call yourself an all out king if you specialize in one thing.
“Crazy people don’t know they’re crazy. I know I’m crazy, therefore, I’m not crazy. Isn’t that crazy?” - (Captain) Jack Sparrow
“We’ll never be those kids again.” - Frank Ocean
“She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.” - Proverbs 31:25
Now that you’ve graduated, just remember teachers don’t accept sick notes from your parents.
I don’t know what’s gonna stick more, the memories or the green parking warnings.
“Go that way, really fast, and if something gets in your way, turn.” - Charles
Andrew Solis
Different people may criticize your changes, but the right crowd will cheer you on as you evolve. Surround yourself wisely!
Rylee Smith
Smith
Reidy Taylor
DeMar (Better Off Dead)
Elsa Tullar
“Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world.” - John Muir
Aidan Tracey “Never half ass something twice, whole ass something once.” - Ron Swanson
Jonah Tornare
“He who kneels before God can stand before any man.” - Ezra Taft Benson
Jessica Vesey
“To get something you never had you have to do something you never did.” - Denzel Washington
Ty Vincent “Real Gs move in silence like lasagna.” - Lil Wayne
Rodney Stoll
bear,
bear.” - Kobe Bryant
Skylar Tarallo
Paige Strecker
Bridger Thompson
Peyton Thomas
Nadia Thornely
Joshua Ward
“Bare snow in my hood, no Aspen, can’t get rid of my pain with Aspirin.”
- Central Cee
Arielle Washburn
“In the cockpit or on the slopes, life’s a journey, not a height chart. Work smart, fly high, and embrace the thrill of every ascent.” - Anonymous
“All you see is... crime in the city.” -
Alexandra Weinberg
“Let it be, then let it go.” - Zach Bryan
“Life’s journey unfolds in time.” -
“Last night took an L, but tonight I bounce back.” -
“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.” -
Clea Welden
Big Sean
Bryson Wells
SKEME
Keyton Young
Dune
Bodhi Yang
Johnny Rossman
SENIOR ART
Anicka Ashcraft
Cassia Bone
Susette Campuzano
Alika Bassi
Kathryn Clettenberg
SENIOR ART
Edie Creamer
Maggie Durham
Lars Earl
Montana Flynn
Sasha Forman
SENIOR ART
Madelyn Haerter
Treymon Morrissey
Clare Irvin
Ashley Perez
Grace Hollander
Tess Power
Bryson Wells
Peyton Thomas
Zoe Sinclair Nadia Thornely
LOVE WE OUR TEACHERS
KAYLA KAWALICK
Kayla Kawalick spends her time at AHS teaching freshman civics and world geography. She is a teacher who truly cares about her student’s success and provides endless support and encouragement. She is always a safe place to talk to about anything, whether that be school or personally related, and she has an accurate read on her students and what they need in order to succeed and to feel like their voices are heard. Kayla is not only knowledgeable inside the classroom, but she has a passion for the outdoors and adventure, working as a part-time ski instructor and leading some of the most rigorous backpacking ex-ed trips. By fostering an encouraging atmosphere in her classroom, Kayla effortlessly connects with each student to inspire and support their growth throughout high school and beyond.
BRENT MAIOLO
Brent is well involved in various curriculums at AHS. He not only teaches chemistry and biology but is also the teacher who leads the Aspen Mountain Guide School course. Through the variety of classes that Brent is a part of, he is able to connect with his students on many different levels, inside and outside of the classroom. From chemistry labs to receiving ski instructor certifications at our local ski resorts, Brent consistently shows up with a positive attitude and outgoing personality that creates a healthy space for both him and his students. He understands the importance balance of school and fun, and always prioritizes the well-being of his students. Brent understands the importance of preparing his students for real-world challenges and employment opportunities and he actively integrates outdoor experiences into his student’s learning, understanding the enriching value of nature in education.
JULIE TRAHON
Julie Trahon is the art teacher at Aspen High School. Trahon started teaching IB Arts for the first time this school year. Even though it is her first time teaching IB, she made it seem natural, as she helps all students feel welcomed while teaching them more techniques and styles of art. She is very kind and courteous as she always puts her students first. If it is a test, a writing assignment, or overall work, she tries her best to make the class less stressful for the students by giving them more time than required, as well as giving them her undivided attention. While trying to provide her students the best opportunity to succeed in school, as well as learning how to teach in a more difficult environment, she sets an example and inspiration to all potential new teachers that students would love to attend for future careers.
SUSANNE MORRISON
Susanne Morrison is a Post-Secondary Counseling Administrative Coordinator and utilizes her influence to help the senior class, schedule, and actively lead in extracurriculars. Susanne is the emblem of care and displays her leadership by guiding seniors in their paths of post-secondary plans. She also leads the Shining Stars Club, organizing and planning, in order to remain actively involved within the realm of both school inclusion and connection to those outside the building through her relational skills. Susanne’s charismatic ambiance is one that cannot go unnoticed and her door remains open throughout the whole day, welcoming students, faculty, and anyone needing ears to listen.
STEVE SAND
When you think about Steve Sand you think of our economics teacher but, he is so much more than that. He is someone who often gives you a good laugh and cheers you up from just his personality. Not only is he a fine teacher but also an avid pickleball player. During ExEd, he inspires everyone to challenge him, and most lose because he is unbeatable. Steve’s ability to connect with the whole student body is yet another example of his kind and caring personality. Steve is available any time during the school day for students, whether it is for economics or to help students file their taxes. Steve has made a big dent in Aspen High School and the student body as a whole is eternally grateful for everything he has done. Aspen High School wouldn’t be the same without you Steve, thank you for everything that you do. We love you!!
LOVE WE OUR TEACHERS
SARAH STRASSBURGER AND BECKY OLIVER
Sarah Strassburger is someone who constantly goes above and beyond, in terms of improving our community. She is a leader, a learner, and most importantly she is our friend. Her principal leadership has influenced all seniors over the past four years to push themselves in every aspect of their lives, something we can carry on to college, the workforce, a gap year, and every other adventure we have yet to embark on. Becky Oliver is the vice principal of AHS and never fails to wear a smile around the school. She is constantly working to build connections with students and faculty, all while taking on these journeys with her dog, Lyla. Her presence is one of compassion and care, creating an open environment for anyone wishing to talk or voice their opinions. Thank you both for supporting the successes of our endeavors as we graduate high school and beyond.
DAVID CLARK
Mr. Clark is a once-in-a-lifetime teacher. If you were lucky enough to experience him teaching Spanish, you were able to see the dedication he put into a class he had never taught before. Not only was Mr. Clark an unforgettable Spanish teacher but he has proven to be an excellent history teacher. It’s hard to be able to say you are excited to attend a class but students can easily say that for any of his classes. Mr. Clark will put your needs over anything else and we could not be luckier to have a teacher that cares so deeply for his students. Mr. Clark’s loud charismatic attitude during class is an instant motivator on top of his already hilarious personality. Additionally, the jokes and well-known one-liners that Mr. Clark voices to the students of AHS, such as “Don’t add or subtract to the population this weekend” help him leave a lasting positive impression on all of his students. Thank you, Mr. Clark, for everything you do to foster student’s success in all of their endeavors. You are amazing!
KERRY GALUSHA
Kerry Galusha educates the students of Aspen High School in English, or more specifically, the Language and Literature course. Kerry teaches English through engaging books, movies, TV shows, and detailed memoirs that excite students to be engaged in their learning. Kerry is known for always making her students laugh and helping them feel more engaged from the first class in their freshman or sophomore year leading to their final senior year exams. From helping her students act out Shakespeare, to in-depth discussions about political cartoons, she always helps and provides endless support to her students to stay focused and occupied throughout the year.
HAYLEN GONZALEZ-PITA
Haylen, the seniors want to express our deepest gratitude for the remarkable impact you have had on our students and school community. You have an incredible ability to make learning engaging and meaningful. Your patience, creativity, and genuine care for your students creates a nurturing environment where they feel encouraged and supported to reach their full potential. You go above and beyond to ensure each student feels valued and understood, and your efforts extend far beyond the classroom. Whether it’s through your innovative lesson plans, the extra time you spend helping students after class, or the way you foster a love for learning, you make a lasting difference in their lives. Your positive influence and dedication to your craft are truly commendable. We love you and will miss you so much!
LOVE WE OUR TEACHERS
BRENNAN DIGNAN
This was Brennan’s first year at AHS, stepping into a post-secondary counselor position after the departure of Charlie Laube. This was not an easy transition as half of the students had already begun thinking about their future plans, however, Brennan stepped into this job without any hesitation. Brennan’s ability to create personal connections with all students allows for a supportive environment where individuals feel understood and valued. By fostering these relationships, he instills a sense of confidence and trust, making students’ plans after high school seem more manageable and attainable. Whether offering guidance or lending an empathetic ear, Brennan’s personalized approach empowers students to navigate their aspirations with clarity and assurance.
KAREN HAWKES
Karen Hawkes is a post-secondary counselor at Aspen High School. She is tasked with the job of helping the upperclassmen through the journey of finding what they want to do in their post-secondary life. Karen begins her non-stop support at the end of their sophomore year and the beginning of students junior year. The endless support and time Karen dedicates to the students and their post-secondary journey is greatly appreciated. Karen creates an environment that allows students to open up and be brave about their goals for the future. She has the student’s best interest in mind and strives to create relationships both inside and outside the counseling office. Karen is always accommodating of their goals and plans action steps to ensure success for the students. Furthermore, the students, staff, and the community greatly appreciate Karen’s ability to put student success first.
ITSEL ZUNIGA
Itsel is a warmhearted, kind, and caring individual. We all want to extend our gratitude for the work you do every day. Beyond the tasks and duties you so graciously complete each day, it’s your genuine care for the well-being of our school community that makes such a significant difference. You create a welcoming environment that makes everyone feel valued and supported. Your hard work, reliability, and cheerful demeanor contribute greatly to our school’s success and positive atmosphere. Thank you for being the heart of our school, for your relentless dedication, and for making our days brighter with your presence. We truly appreciate everything you do and we are truly blessed to have such an amazing person to see every day. Seniors will miss you next year!
SARAH WARD
Sarah Ward is our very outgoing journalism and yearbook teacher at Aspen High School. She inspires all of her students to pursue writing and/ or photography after high school while also supporting younger students in elementary and middle school to get a jumpstart on their journalism careers. Sarah has been an outstanding role model for the past four years of our high school careers. Her ability to make her students feel so cared for and appreciated all the time is a trait truly unique to Sarah! Her endless passion allows for a welcoming and encouraging environment for her students to thrive. Regardless of external circumstances, Sarah devotes her time and energy to instilling confidence and passion in her students. She has served as our rock for the past four years, and she has taught us the most valuable lessons in the classroom and unforgettable life advice that we will take with us throughout the rest of our lives. Sarah is a bright, kind individual who has helped us strive throughout high school. Sarah has inspired our love for journalism and all of the current seniors will deeply miss her as we depart to our next chapters in life. We can’t possibly thank you for everything you have taught us inside and outside of the classroom, and we are all excited to visit you when we return!
SPEN HIGH SCHOOL
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS & SENIOR AWARDS
Aspen High School is incredibly grateful to the local community for its support of our graduates.
CAPITOL SPEAKER: Zala Smalls
Selected by Aspen High School Faculty and Staff
PYRAMID SPEAKER: Edwin Ryerson
Selected by the Students of the Class of 2024
PRINCIPAL’S AWARD: Christopher “Bode” McDowell
One student is honored by the Principal in recognition of their contributions to Aspen High School.
ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS
NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST
Yasmine Khan-Farooqi
National Merit finalists are designated on a state-representational basis and are students who score within the top one percent on the PSAT and who have shown a consistent record of exceptional academic achievement throughout high school.
PACESETTER DEPARTMENT AWARDS
A student is recognized for academic excellence in each of the following departments. The Aspen Volunteer Fire Department is pleased to sponsor the Pacesetter Awards for the Class of 2024.
English Elizabeth Creamer
Fine Arts: Performance Jessica Vesey
Visual Anna “Anicka” Ashcraft
Linguistic Diversity Nicolette Gutierrez Lugo
Mathematics Yasmine Khan-Farooqi
Physical Education & Wellness Ella Pendarvis
Science Yasmine Khan-Farooqi
Social Studies Joshua Ward
World Languages:
French Eric Phillips
Spanish Zala Smalls
Career and Technical Education:
Aviation Aiden Knight
Broadcast Journalism Theresa Guilander
Business Gracen Rogers
Computer Science Edwin Ryerson
Journalism Elsa Tullar
Outdoor Leadership Ronan Donnelly
Woodworking Eli Kissel
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA CANDIDATES
Awarded to: Sylvia Buck, Adeline Christensen, Benjamin Clark, Elizabeth Creamer, Brody Fox, William Gerardi, William Haneman, Amelia Hecht, Sarrah Hmani, Lauren Kinney, Eli Kissel, Joaquin Ladron de Guevara Vera, Taylor Lewis, Kira Locke, Clementine Neral Robertson, Brooke O’Sullivan, Zala Smalls, Joshua Ward, Clea Welden, Bodhi Yang
SERVICE LETTERS
A service letter is awarded to Aspen High School seniors who volunteer 100+ community service hours
Awarded to: Alika Bassi, Sylvia Buck, Adeline Christensen, Benjamin Clark, Elizabeth Creamer, Saffron DeBacker, Maggie Durham, Sasha Forman, William Gerardi, Madelyn Haerter, Amelia Hecht, Ambler Henderson, Sienna Hendrickson, Clare Irvin, Savannah Kallas, Yasmine Khan-Farooqi, Lauren Kinney, Madeline Lee, Taylor Lewis, Kira Locke, Christopher “Bode” McDowell, Clementine Neral Robertson, Brooke O’Sullivan, Ella Pendarvis, Gracen Rogers, Edwin Ryerson, Caleb Seward, Dominic Smith, Peyton Thomas, Nadia Thornely, Elsa Tullar, Jessica Vesey, Joshua Ward, Clea Welden, Bodhi Yang, Keyton Young
MILITARY COMMITMENTS
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Joaquin Ladron de Guevara Vera
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION PRIVATE PILOT CERTIFICATION
Mark Kelly, Aiden Knight, Bryce Platek
PROFESSIONAL SKI/SNOWBOARD INSTRUCTORS OF AMERICA, LEVEL 1
Zane Chambers, Leilani DePamphilis, Ronan Donnelly, Niccolas Durso, Lars Earl, Montana Flynn, Stella Iverson, Skylar Johnstone, Teo Joseph, Matthew Kelly, Niklaus Kuhn, Kaio Martin, John McCormick, Ella Pendarvis, Bryce Platek, Charles Pullis, Gracen Rogers, Caleb Seward, Zala Smalls, Rylee Smith, Rodney Stoll, Jonah Tornare, Elsa Tullar, Alexandra Weinberg
STATE RECOGNITIONS
ASSOCIATION OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN IB WORLD SCHOOLS SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded to: Clementine Neral Robertson
The Association of Rocky Mountain IB World Schools Scholarships recognizes students who embody the qualities defined in the IB Learner Profile and who have contributed to their school and community through their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) projects.
COLORADO ALL-STATE CHOIR
Yasmine Khan-Farooqi, Jessica Vesey
COLORADO THESCON
Jessica Vesey
COLORADO STUDENT MEDIA ASSOCIATION
1st Place Photo Essay Awarded to: Madelyn McAllister
ATHLETIC AWARDS
ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
Awarded to: Sasha Forman, Madeline Lee
Each year, the Aspen Times and Aspen High School come together to recognize the school’s best female and male athletes
BOOSTER CLUB “CHARACTER COUNTS” SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Awarded to: Sasha Forman, Ambler Henderson
Presented annually by the Booster Club, this award recognizes one male and one female athlete who exhibit extraordinary sportsmanship, integrity, attitude, and team focus and who are seen as a positive role model for teammates.
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS
THE ASPEN PROMISE - an endowed scholarship fund at the Aspen Education Foundation
Awarded to: Zane Chambers, Saffron DeBacker, Chloe Freeman, William Haneman, Jake Hartley, Savannah Kallas, Kylani Nakagawa, Ashley Perez, Eric Phillips, Rylee Smith, Skylar Tarallo, Reidy Taylor, Keyton Young
The Aspen Promise was founded by the Lichtenwalter Family in honor of their sons Joel, Eric, Craig and Trent and strengthened by the Styslinger Family. This scholarship helps promising and principled students access a college education. In addition to the 13 scholarship recipients in the Class of 2024, the Aspen Promise provided renewal scholarships to five past recipients Other educationally-minded donors are invited to join the Aspen Promise
ALEX TERRAL MEMORIAL WRITING SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Adeline Christensen
The Alex Terral Memorial Writing Scholarship is awarded to a senior writer who, like Alex, sought the serious challenge and satisfaction of thoughtful writing in prose fiction, prose nonfiction, and creative writing
ASPEN BOARD OF REALTORS’ BILL HELDMAN/STARK KING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: William Haneman, Ambler Henderson, Clementine Neral Robertson, Mason Pfaffmann, Adelaide Ryerson, Caleb Seward, Keyton Young
Aspen Board of Realtors, Bill Heldman/Stark King scholarship committee began awarding
scholarships to students in 1985 Academic promise and involvement in extracurricular activities and volunteer work are strongly considered in awarding this scholarship Scholarship awards have increased in recent years due to the untimely death of one of the founders and an ardent supporter of the scholarship fund, Rick Griffin, and the memorial contributions made in his loving memory
ASPEN CANCER CONFERENCE SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Elizabeth Creamer, Savannah Kallas
The Aspen Cancer Conference brings a group of leading scientists with expertise in a variety of disciplines representing academia, government, and industry to Aspen annually to explore the cause, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer The conference collaborates with Aspen High School to bring world class scientists to meet with AHS science students and faculty to discuss advances in science and career choices in science and medicine Aspen Cancer Conference scholarships are awarded to students who plan to pursue a path in science and/or medicine
ASPEN CHAPEL SPIRIT AWARD
Awarded to: Lauren Kinney, Ella Pendarvis, Peyton Thomas, Jessica Vesey, Keyton Young
The Aspen Chapel began awarding scholarships to deserving Aspen High School seniors in 2007. The scholarships provide recognition to graduating seniors for their efforts in contributing a positive spirit to the community through good citizenship and a willingness to help others
ASPEN COMMUNITY THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Jessica Vesey
Aspen Community Theatre’s mission is to create opportunities to participate in, learn from, and experience live theatre Aspen Community Theatre is proud to support local students through scholarships for high school seniors who are interested in pursuing the performing arts in college
ASPEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Skadie Kosta
Aspen Education Association was chartered in 1960 and represents educators and support professionals in the Aspen School District at the local, state and national levelsThis award
recognizes students who wish to pursue a career in the field of education.
ASPEN FOOTBALL GRIDIRON CLASSIC SCHOLARSHIP
Awardedto: Tanner Benson, Kathryn Clettenberg, William Gerardi, William Haneman, Eli Kissel, Adelaide Ryerson
Funded by generous community sponsors of the Gridiron Classic annual golf tournament, this scholarship recognizes the dedication and commitment it takes to play high school football. The recipient of this scholarship is a senior football player from Aspen High School who displays remarkable character strengths on and off the field, not necessarily a student that intends to pursue football in college The recipient will have attended AHS during both their junior and senior years, played AHS football both of these years with plans to attend an accredited 2-4 year institution or vocational program.
ASPEN ELKS LODGE 224 SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Kenia Andres, Alika Bassi, Tanner Benson, Susette Campuzano, Zane Chambers, Olivia Cook, Elizabeth Creamer, Saffron DeBacker, Maggie Durham, William Gerardi, Theresa Guilander, William Haneman, Ambler Henderson, Sienna Hendrickson, Giavanna Henrichon, Clare Irvin, Savannah Kallas, Chase Kelly, Aiden Knight, Joaquin Ladron de Guevera Vera, Nathan Levey, Kira Locke, Clementine Neral Robertson, Brooke O’Sullivan, Ella Pendarvis, Andrew Perley, Kathleen Raarup, Gracen Rogers, Story Rondeau, Adelaide Ryerson, Edwin Ryerson, Caleb Seward, Reidy Taylor, Nadia Thornely, Bridger Thompson, Aidan Tracey, Keyton Young
The Aspen Elks Lodge has been providing scholarships to students throughout the valley for over 20 years Leadership, work experience, participation in extracurricular activities and community service, along with a strong academic performance are valued by the Elks.
ASPEN ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Ambler Henderson, Joaquin Ladron de Guevara Vera, Edwin Ryerson, Rylee Smith
The Aspen Rotary Club has been awarding scholarships to Aspen’s seniors since 1987
The scholarship is awarded to students based on school and community involvement, academic potential, and the Rotary’s motto, “Others Above Self”.
ASPEN THRIFT SHOP SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Alika Bassi, Maggie Durham, Clementine Neral Robertson, Brooke O’Sullivan, Caleb Seward
Founded in 1949, the Aspen Thrift Shop is one of the community’s largest funders, making significant grants to hundreds of nonprofit organizations and schools every year The Thrift Shop also awards scholarships to graduating seniors in Aspen, Basalt and Carbondale who demonstrate academic promise, have had extracurricular involvement and represent the Thrift Shop’s spirit of participation, community service, and volunteerism.
ASPEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: WILLARD CLAPPER
SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Treymon Morrissey Willard Clapper was the former Aspen Volunteer Fire Department Chief and a volunteer firefighter for 35 years. Willard was a native Aspenite and a very beloved teacher in the Aspen Elementary and Middle Schools for decades He firmly believed in the value of their Outdoor Education Program. He had a brilliant sense of humor and was a powerful positive influence in our community
ASPEN
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: DOUGLAS PUMPELLY SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Aiden Knight, John McCormick Doug Pumpelly was an elected Chief of the Aspen Volunteer Fire Department. He was a generous man with a huge heart who grew up in Aspen and worked as a skilled auto mechanic. This scholarship, originally created in 1995, is awarded to a student who is interested primarily in a two-year college degree in order to pursue a career in a vocational/technical field or in the fire service
CARSON CLETTENBERG INCLUSIVITY AWARD
Awarded to: Eli Kissel, Rylee Smith
Established by an Aspen High School parent, this award honors the memory of Carson Clettenberg Two students, nominated by the Class of 2024, are recognized for living by Carson’s example and consistently going out of their way to make a positive change in the lives of people around them. The award is generously funded by the DPL Fund.
THE FUTURES FUND SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Christopher “Bode” McDowell
The Futures Fund, established in 2018, is a scholarship program founded by a diverse group of Aspen High School alumni who love and value the community that raised them. The Futures Fund founders tribute their
successes to the sacrifices made by parents, teachers, coaches, and community members who made it their mission to ensure a great education, safe neighborhoods, and countless opportunities to participate in sports. The only way the founders know to repay their debt of gratitude is to continue down the path laid before them. The Futures Fund, therefore, is about honoring those who came before and by helping those who will come after. The Futures Fund is now welcoming other AHS alumni and members of the Aspen community to join their cause and donate for the 2025 scholarship. To donate and learn more about the Futures Fund and past scholarship recipients visit https://futures.fund.
THE GLAH FAMILY OPPORTUNITY AWARD
Awarded to: Yasmine Khan-Farooqi, Lauren Kinney, Ella Pendarvis, Eric Phillips, Jessica Vesey
This scholarship helps deserving students continue their education and pursue their passion in the college setting. The Glah scholarship is granted to students who have a vision and hope for the future and a planned path to achieve further education.
GUNILLA ISRAEL ASHER SCHOLARSHIP -
at Aspen Community Foundation
Awarded to: Lauren Kinney, Ella Pendarvis
The Gunilla Israel Asher Scholarship was established to carry forward the legacy of the beautiful, brave, valiant warrior and former Aspen Times Publisher, Gunilla Asher, who lost her fight with cancer in 2014 after a lengthy and heroic battle Gunilla was 42 years old. Gunilla loved all things Aspen, was the life of every party and the goodness behind so many selfless acts
HARLEY BALDWIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP -
at Aspen Community Foundation
Awarded to: Caleb Seward
In remembrance of the late Harley Baldwin, former Board member of Aspen Community Foundation, the Harley Baldwin Memorial Scholarship Fund was created to support promising first-generation college students by allowing them to enjoy the many academic, extracurricular and personal growth opportunities offered through the college experience
HOLY CROSS ENERGY TRADE SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Keyton Young
Recognizing the region’s need for skilled workers, Holy Cross Energy offers scholarships to students pursuing a degree or certification from a technical or vocational program. Holy Cross Energy scholarships are
awarded to graduating high school seniors residing in the three primary counties within their service territory.
JAKE’S FILM & MUSIC ARTS FUND SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Jared Andrade, Sylvia Buck, Adelaide Ryerson
The mission of this scholarship is to provide assistance to senior graduates throughout the Roaring Fork Valley who show exceptional promise in the mediums of sound or film. The scholarship recognizes individuals who are dedicated to their talents, committed to continue their education, and share some of the personal traits of Jake: a passion for the creation of music or film, an appetite for adventure, and an unending love for his friends, family, and community.
JASPER MOUNTAIN IDEAS & INVENTIONS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: William Gerardi
This award remembers Jasper who lost his precious life to cancer at the age of 24 years He was funny and incredibly bright. Ideas and inventions flowed from Jasper like words from the lips of a poet. The Ideas and Inventions Scholarship is a venue for students who might shy away from the limelight. It holds the promise of merging established ideas with the ideas of unfettered, untethered youth.
JOHN HAINES OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Ashley Perez
The John Haines Opportunity Scholarship is awarded to a student who demonstrates a strong work ethic, good citizenship and who will attend college in the state of Colorado
LES DAMES D’ASPEN SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Jessica Vesey
Founded in 1983, Les Dames d’Aspen contributes to local arts organizations and to a college scholarship for an Aspen High School graduating senior The scholarship is awarded to a student who displays great character and a commitment to further study of the arts, particularly performing arts
PATRICIA H. HODGSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Ashley Perez
Pat Hodgson was a long-time librarian at Aspen High School. She died in 2002, and her family established the Patricia H. Hodgson Scholarship in her memory Pat was a passionate reader and writer, and each year this award is given to a student who shares her love of the written word in all forms
PEO: LOCAL ASPEN CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Gracie Brown, Chloe Freeman
PEO is a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women. PEO seeks to educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, and loans PEO motivates women to achieve their highest aspirations and is proud to support local young women in their pursuit of a college education.
PITKIN COUNTY HEALTHY RIVERS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Brooke O’Sullivan
This scholarship is awarded each year to students who demonstrate an interest in furthering the mission of the Pitkin County Healthy Rivers Board to protect, defend, and enhance the rivers of the Roaring Fork Watershed.
POPPYCOCK’S DISTINGUISHED SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Chloe Freeman, Sarrah Hmani, Lauren Kinney
Bee Wong and Paul Poh, Aspen parents and owners of Poppycock’s Café, award scholarships to support students who have earned the respect of the faculty and their peers and who are a credit to themselves, their family, the school, and the community
ROBBIE
WADE/UTE MOUNTAINEER ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Elsa Tullar
This scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior who shows respect for and an awareness of our natural world, including an awareness of current environmental issues and concerns This student lives out an environmental ethic, works to improve and sustain the natural world, and shows potential for applying his or her environmental sensitivities in the future.
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER/LAW ENFORCEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Susette Campuzano, Eli Kissel, Ella Pendarvis
The School Resource Officers of the Aspen School District created this scholarship to honor a student who has demonstrated a strong sense of ethics, solid character, high sense of integrity, and who is a positive role model in extracurricular activities.
SNOWMASS VILLAGE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARD
Awarded to: Clementine Neral Robertson
Formed by the Snowmass Village Resort Association, this Foundation serves the charitable needs of Snowmass Village and surrounding communities
STUDENT
LEADERSHIP/DAN VANDOMELEN SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Edwin Ryerson, Caleb Seward
Each year, two Aspen High School seniors
are honored in memory of Dan VanDomelen. The recipients exhibit the traits that Dan embodied: determination and perseverance in pursuing personal goals, consistently striving for excellence, a commitment in meeting one’s responsibilities to others, strength of character, maturity, and stability Recipients also demonstrate proper perspective and balance in displaying individual initiative and freedom, a love of life, and sense of humor in all situations
TOM PEIRCE & MELANIE PEIRCE BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
at Aspen Community Foundation
Awarded to: Gracen Rogers
The Tom Peirce & Melanie Peirce Brown Memorial Scholarship Fund was created by the friends and family of the late Tom Peirce to help young people of exceptional promise develop their intellectual talents, sense of ethics, and powers of exploration.
TOWN OF SNOWMASS VILLAGE VISUAL ARTS FUND SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Jared Andrade
The Town of Snowmass Village Visual Arts Scholarship has been created to strengthen and encourage a future in visual arts for local youth. Visual Arts should be a focus in the recipient’s present and future goals Upon graduating from high school, recipients should be planning to continue their education by attending a 2 year or longer college art program in a visual arts field.
TRASHMASTERS SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded to: not available as of press time Trashmasters International is one of the world’s most unique golf tournaments and is dedicated to presenting young men and women with the opportunity to realize their educational goals and dreams Since 1993, 100% of the profits from the Trashmasters Golf Tournament have gone to scholarships throughout the Roaring Fork Valley Recipients of the four-year Trashmaster’s Scholarship demonstrate superior academic achievement while participating in extracurricular activities and volunteer work.
SANDERSEN VETERAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
- an endowed scholarship fund at the Aspen Education Foundation
Awarded to: Giavanna Henrichon, Mason Pfaffmann
The award is a memorial to the life of Aspen High School graduate William L. Sandersen, who died in combat in the service of the United States in the Vietnam War in August 1968 He was 24 years old. This scholarship, created in honor of veterans who have served and continue to serve our country, is awarded each year to deserving graduating seniors
ZANIN FAMILY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to: Tanner Benson Honoring Joe and Judy Zanin, public servants, community volunteers, philanthropists and Aspen Hall of Fame inductees, the Zanin Family Foundation helps meet the financial needs of confident and responsible Aspen High School students who aspire to achieve their full potential by seeking a post-secondary education.
C. WELTON ANDERSON FACULTY AWARDS
C. Welton Anderson, a long time Aspen resident, was an architect, Chairman of the Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission and an Aspen Historical Society Trustee He died at the age of 41 on December 11, 1991. The C Welton Anderson awards are selected by the Aspen High School faculty and staff
RISING STAR AWARD
Awarded to: Jared Andrade, Cameron Case, Elizabeth Creamer, Treymon Morrissey, Paige Strecker, Bridger Thompson, Jessica Vesey
Students who have exhibited tremendous academic and personal growth over their four years at Aspen High School, who have the courage to try new things and the determination to tackle life’s challenges
AMBASSADOR AWARD
Awarded to: Tanner Benson, William Gerardi, Brooke O’Sullivan, Caleb Seward
Students who exhibit exceptional leadership and integrity and who represent the values of Aspen High School inside and outside the classroom.
HUMANITARIAN AWARD
Awarded to: Adeline Christensen, Christopher “Bode” McDowell, Ella Pendarvis, Edwin Ryerson, Zala Smalls, Elsa Tullar
Students who care about the world and more importantly, the well-being of the people in it, who build and foster relationships, and who treat others with empathy and respect.
LIFE-LONG LEARNER AWARD
Awarded to: Yasmine Khan-Farooqi, Joaquin Ladron de Guevara Vera, Owen Nelson, Arielle Washburn, Keyton Young
Students who possess an authentic love of learning both traditional and experiential and exemplify the school’s mission of educating the whole person.
LEADING LIGHT AWARD
Awarded to: Lars Earl, Giavanna Henrichon, Madeline Lee, Gracen Rogers, Dominic Smith
Students who have a zest for life, infectious personality, sense of humor, and a big heart. In short, students who make us smile