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HONORING VETERANS Right: Working in the Elmwood Cemetery with his Boy Scout troop, freshman Jack Longan helps reset Civil War tombstones for an Eagle Scout project. “We dug around [the gravestones] and then we would pull them out of the ground and fill the hole back in with gravel.” Longan said. “Before we reset them, the headstones were only showing three inches and you couldn’t read anything. When we finished, two feet [of the gravestones] were showing and they were cleaned off so they looked brand new and you could read them.” Photo by Mary Longan.

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Abbey, Melk 134, 135 Abell, Michael 156 Abnos, Mohammed 180 Abnos, Ricky 274 Adams, Ashley 38, 87, 202, 267, 290, 299, 306 Adams, Ashton 224, 283, 295, 303, 306, 312 Adams, Claudia 202, 290, 297 Adams, Lauren 180, 307 Adams, Shayna 181 Adams, Stephen 202 Adison, Tim 277 Advanced Placement Art 54 Agbas, Tuba 181 Agee, Lindsey 224 Aguiar, Toni 23, 181, 183, 265, 278, 300, 477 Ahern, Timothy 203 Ainsworth, Chase 31, 156, 171, 307 Aitken, Brian 224, 303, 306, 312 Akhtar, Hiba 9, 153, 181, 300 Albano, Alysabeth 17, 203, 288, 477 Aldrich, Hananiah 156 Aldrich, John 57, 203, 296 Aldridge, Tierra 178, 278 Alexander, Mirrissa 156 Alfaro, Rolando 156 Algie, Gerard 157 Ali’s Runway 94 Aliber, Julie 17, 30, 31, 203, 264, 281, 291, 297 Allegri, Ashley 157, 264 Allen, Caitlin 224, 315, 385 Allen, Hailey 157 Allen, Kelly 200 Allen, Maggie 139, 181 Allen, Thomas 157, 171 Alvarez, Anthony 10, 157 Alvey, Lauren 157, 265 Amandola, Kerstin 200 Amigos 14 Amrein, Samuel 89, 203 Amrein, Zach 225, 290, 292, 298 Andersen, Joel 277 Andersen, Nate 157, 280 Anderson, Betsy 277 Anderson, Chloe 6, 203, 212, 274 Anderson, Jill 203 Anderson, Joel 181, 265

Anderson, Kristin 107, 257 Anderson, Michel 157, 283 Anderson, Nate 278, 305 Andresen, Spencer 132, 181, 265, 277 Anthonis, Kristin 181, 278, 279, 305, 308 Anthony, Addie 265, 270 Anthony, Addison 157, 164 Anthony, Brooks 44, 72, 120, 129, 225 263, 274, 281, 290, 291, 293, 295, 300, 301, 302, 315 Antonis, Kristin 469 Anzawi, Rhonda 15, 181, 265, 300 Appier, Steve 257 Archer, Terry 257 Are, Nathan 70, 181, 265, 278, 300 Are, Sarah 6, 69, 134, 225, 300, 303, 306, 493 Argeropoulos, Britini 222, 225 Arndt-Helgesen, Vicki 257 Arnold, Andrew 149, 225, 265, 317 Arnold, Blake 52, 222 Arnold, Elizabeth 157, 264 Arnold, Rachel 55, 203, 285, 303 Arruda, Melina 181 Ascher, Carter 157, 164 Ash, Kevin 181, 265, 308 Ash, Ryan 203, 278 Atha, Amber 203, 217, 276, 278 Athon, Heather 32, 146, 225, 265 278, 303, 308 Auer, Drew 17, 35, 203, 275, 290, 291, 485 Austin, Keelin 225 Autoshop 58 Avalos, Marlio 203

B Backs, Stefania 8, 73, 181 Bahr, Joseph 157, 163, 265, 272, 278 Bailey, Maddy 82, 134, 225, 226, 265, 288, 290, 299, 303, 315, 355, 477 Bailey, Sean 222 Baker, Julie 57, 257 Baker, Ryan 157 Baldeh, Isatou 255 Baldwin, Aaron 200 Ballard, Dustin 26, 225, 297, 298 Bamford, Allison 157, 271, 273 Bamford, Samantha 203, 210, 272 Bancroft, Anne 80

Band 78 Barahona, Joe 222, 263 Barajas, Valery 225, 239, 303 Barani, Bahar 181, 270, 308 Barbour, Gus 157 Barling, Greta 157, 270 Barling, Holland 157, 270, 225, 303, 317 Barnds, Corbin 181, 262, 277, 477 Barnes, Brook 6, 40, 49, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 67, 120, 167, 192, 194, 199, 203, 208, 209, 219, 220, 228, 234, 250, 254, 296, 300, 479, 487, 493 Barnes, Natalie 181, 265, 278 Barnes, Trenton 181 Barnett, Caroline 203, 295, 300 Barnhill, Spencer 36, 37, 225, 290, 302, 303, 317 Barrera, Alejandro 130, 181, 276 Barrera, Kelsey 225 Barrow, Bryan 85, 134, 471, 472 Barry, Patrick 60, 80, 225, 294 Bartholomew, Alec 181, 278 Bartow, Samantha 21, 65, 116, 121, 135, 202, 203, 265, 267, 278, 290, 299, 306, 477, 488 Baseball 122 Bates, Emily 181, 200, 265, 278, 300 Bates, Jason 226, 274, 281, 293, 303, 317 Baumann, Sara 157 Bautz, Hanna 157, 282, 469 Bautz, Peter 25, 81, 203, 282, 291, 294 Bavley, Maddie 94, 203, 282, 290, 292, 293, 308 Beachy, Laura 66, 209, 259 Beahm, Alex 90, 181, 262, 276 Beal, Mary Kate 222 Beal, Robert 255 Beasley, Andrew 181, 278, 283, 295, 307 Beaver, Kayte 19, 120 Beck, Hallie 182, 183, 277, 290 Beck, Matthew 226, 249, 277, 290, 297, 298, 302, 303, 319, 466 Becker, Dylan 122, 123, 203, 222, 281, 297 Becker, Stephen 158 Beeder, David 49, 89, 226, 265, 47, 287, 303, 305, 319 Beidges, Mackenzie 276 Belinder Elementary School 226 Belko, Charles 182, 262 Belko, Kathleen 226, 242, 321 Bell, Buddy 297 Bellinger, Coleen 226, 321 Bellinger, Rosie 290, 297, 298

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Belzer, Jacob 182, 265, 277 Belzer, Lexi 158, 160, 267 Bender, Natalie 49, 203, 291, 306 Bennett, Annie 24, 49, 69, 106, 149, 227, 240, 266, 274, 295, 302, 303, 306, 321, 323 Benschoter, Tyler 158, 277 Benson, Caitlin 34, 112, 227, 275, 277, 302, 303, 323, 361 Benson, Jennifer 306 Berger, Andrew 227 Bergin, Bridget 227, 292, 299, 305, 335 Berkbuegler, Seth 200, 276, 278 Bernard, Anna 203, 282, 288, 292, 302, 477 Bernard, Charles 227, 303, 324 Bernard, Jonathan 227, 306, 335 Bernauer, Clara 158 Berry, Samuel 203 Bertholf, Noah 182, 277, 307 Betlach, Jordan 222 Bever, Katye 57, 88, 204, 223, 276 Bever, Philip 128, 182, 191, 265, 274 Bevnauer, Clara 307 Bickers, Robert 257, 295 Biegelsen, Sarah 158 Biggerstaff, Kyle 182 Bihuniak, Samuel 137, 158 Biles, Madeleine 182 Biles, Victoria 158, 282 Bird, Timothy 226 Birkel, Jonas 182, 185 Birkel, Marlena 226, 284, 324 Birkenmeier, Cate 64, 70, 204, 267 Bittiker, Elizabeth 144, 158, 277, 309 Bittiker, Emily 226, 238, 265, 279, 306, 309, 324 Blackburn, Patrick 158, 262 Blackerby, Morgan 204 Blackman, Lindy 18, 19, 88, 204, 267, 276, 297 Blackmer, Stephanie 257 Blackshere, Taylor 158 Blair, Nicole 158, 307 Blake, Kaley 70, 182, 307 Blake, Kyle 178 Blanchard, Max 95, 133, 158, 188, 278, 288 Blanner, Rebecca 158, 469 Bleakley, Lauren 10, 24, 11, 31, 40, 61, 67, 68, 106, 107, 114, 115, 120, 121, 124, 128, 130, 148, 149, 174, 179, 180, 181, 190, 196, 197, 205, 211, 226, 229, 235, 237, 243, 250, 261, 274, 288, 297, 298, 299, 303, 310, 311, 323, 479 Blessen, Betsy 73, 204, 265, 287, 293, 295, 306

Blobaum, Melodee 92 Block, Emilie 76, 204, 290, 297 Bloom, Evan 158 Bloomgren, Ambar 204, 222 Blue Knights Jazz Band 70 Blunt, Jonathan 182 Blunt, Kurty 307 Bly, Leecarrie 226 Boat, Ian 39, 227, 324, 275 Boehm, Dalton 89, 158 Boehm, Grace 88, 204, 287, 306 Bojorquez, Miguel 182 Boling, Autumn 178 Bonds, Amy 182, 307 Bonjour, Jeannette 257, 258 Borchardt, India 158 Borchardt, Miles 222 Borchers, August 227 Borgmier, Bailey 204, 267, 277, 305 Borgmier, Connor 158, 277, 278, 305 Bossing, Jacob 227 Botts, Olivia 94, 227, 245, 279, 290, 303, 306, 321, 324 Boucher, Chris 158, 305 Boudreaux, Logan 17, 178, 262 Bowers, Drake 158 Bowling 110 Boyd, Courtney 40, 204 Boyer, Brion 182, 190, 271 Boyer, Matthew 115, 158, 309 Boyles, Nathaniel 222 Boys’ Basketball 96 Boys’ Football 44 Boys’ Golf 150 Boys’ Lacrosse 132 Boys’ Soccer 26 Boys’ Swimming 108 Boys’ Tennis 128 Braasch, Max 6, 158, 262, 274 Braddock, Kyle 182, 262, 307 Braden, Sarah 204 Bradford, Steven 255 Bradley, Helen 204 Bradley, Krey 204, 262, 263, 297 Bradley, Madi 115, 267, 278 Bramley, DeBe 105, 257 Brandli, Erica 57, 227, 308, 326 Brannian, Thomas 200 Brazeal, James 178 Breckenridge, Camille 182, 283, 307 Brett, Dylan 182, 262 Brett, Jackson 45, 204, 263 Brian, Zoe 158

DANCING FOR JOY Right: During a recreational soccer game, senior Jeff Rutherford celebrates with Dancing Lion teammate senior Alex Cox. “We always practice headers and corners, but I never thought I would make the shot in a game,” Rutherford said. “I headed in [the ball] off the corner [kick], which I’d never actually done before and will probably never do again.”

Photo by Anna Petrow.

Students describe their favorite TV shows and why.

FOOD CHALLENGE

HOUSE

The office

JERSEY SHORE

24

NCIS

“My favorite show this year was Food Network Challenge. They do a different thing each time. One of my favorite cakes was the Disney’s villain cakes. Captain Hook’s cake was neat-o; I want one for my wedding.”

“House M.D. has been my favorite show this year. It has the same plot over and over, but it never gets boring. Dr. House is always right, and always ends up saving the patients.”

“My favorite show is the Office. It’s so funny and I love the actors. Steve Carell is my favorite because he’s so funny and stars in my favorite movies as well.

My favorite episode is when Pam has her baby. I watch it every week.”

“My favorite show is Jersey Shore. It’s so real and the people on the show taught me a sense of style. I’ve really learned how stylish people dress. I also learned how to do a proper fist pump and when the right time to fist pump is.”

“24 is my favorite TV show this year. It’s so suspenseful with a lot of plot twists. I think that’s what keeps me interested. I watch it every Monday and during my spare time on Netflix.”

“[NCIS] is a good action show and they have really good characters. I like all of the really intense action shows because the action makes you want to keep watching even though you know, deep down, the final result of the show.”

Kiki Sykes 10

Nathan Walker 9

Chloe Huber 9

Frankie Minor 10

Geordy Williams 9

Luke Steward-Jones 9

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Bridges, Mackenzie 158, 267, 282 Brill, Margaret 2, 48, 227, 246, 267, 290, 297, 298, 303, 326, 330 Broadmoor Multimedia Classes 92 Broeckelman, Drew 110, 158, 279, 307 Brookfield, Margaret 204, 215, 277 Brooks, Kylee 204, 270 Brophy, George 204, 262, 263, 272 Brophy, Stephen 159 Brothers, David 178 Brown, Addison 159 Brown, Maddison 178 Brown, Natalie 227 Brown, Spencer 204, 284, 295, 301, 308 Brown, Stefanie 255 Brownlee, Adam 9, 200, 262 Brownlee, Rebecca 182, 305 Brummer, Reid 204 Brunt, Jaquan 222, 272 Brunt, Quan 278 Bruyere, Emilie 159, 274, 277 Bryce, Madalyn 159, 164 Brzozowski, Olivia 45, 159, 309 Bublitz, Hayley 204, 270, 290, 297, 306 Buchanan, Jason 292 Buchanan, Kat 82, 198, 200, 288, 303, 477 Buchanan, Sam 227, 293, 302 Buchmann, Helena 158 Bullard, Olivia 204 Bur, Griffin 227, 477 Bur, Mason 158, 265 Burch, Brandon 52, 263, 278, 328 Burgess, Aaron 182, 276 Burgess, Kennedy 100, 182, 278, 288, 303, 477 Burhart, Aubrey 158 Burkhead, Taylor 22, 139, 277, 303, 330 Burkindine, Tim 257, 275 Burnes, Jessica 159, 172, 274 Burns, Brennan 111, 122, 204, 263, 279, 297 Burnside, Grant 227, 275 Burrell, Michael 182 Burroff, Mackenzie 148, 204, 261, 290, 291, 293, 308 Burroughs, Baleigh 227, 297, 298, 330 Burton, Allison 204, 216, 265, 297 Burton, Devin 159, 262, 272, 278 Burton, DJ 2, 204, 208, 211 Busey, Zach 92, 227, 337 Bush, Morgan 159, 267, 307 Buskirk, Emma Van 265 Byer, Stefano 158, 178, 278 Byers, Samuel 182

MOLE TO LOVE Right: Participating in one of many chemistry traditions, sophomore Duri Long does the mole handshake with her fellow Mole Day celebrators on October 23 at 6:02 a.m. “I didn’t remember the handshake too well but I knew we had to hold up our hands like mole whiskers,” Long said. “It was really early in the morning and everyone was really tired, but it was neat to see how many people came in that early to participate.” Photo by Mary Longan.

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Caldwell, Molly 205, 292, 293 Caldwell, Tomi 159, 271 Calhoun-Khalil, Malik 178 Callahan, Connor 227, 305, 330 Callstrom, Rebecca 48, 205, 271, 291, 306, 308 Calvert, Michael 227, 297, 303, 305, 332 Cameron, Gage 282, 307 Cameron, Sean 205, 263, 272 Cameron, William 182 Camp, Anthony 227 Canales, Eugene 178 Cantril, Grace 105, 159, 265, 266, 278 Cantril, Matt 182, 272 Cantril, Scott 12, 227, 265, 278, 332 Canza, Chris 294 Capps, Beth 205, 209, 285 Cardell, Madison 160, 265, 295 Carell, Steve 480 Carey, Chris 126, 182, 188, 282, 291 Carey, William 86, 116, 227, 265, 306, 332 Carlson, Ben 22, 128, 227, 277 Carnds, Corbin 288 Carney, Cadey 160, 469 Carolan-Frazer, Jacob 160 Carollo, Cameron 178 Carollo, Connor 182, 262, 272 Carothers, Nick 227, 251, 265, 281, 282, 291, 294, 301, 303, 308, 332 Carpenter, Sam 76, 227, 335 Carter, Collin 227, 263, 337 Carter, Laura 258 Carver, Alex 205, 263 Carver, Devin 200 Carver, Madison 160, 274 Categories 80 Cates, Kinsey 227, 310, 337 Cauthon, Katelynn 228, 337 Cecil, Tyler 204, 294, 305 Cedillo, Sean 47, 200, 265, 276, 305 Chadd, Kelsey 204, 274, 306 Chadd, Kristin 24, 204, 274, 306 Chaffee, Michael 9, 13, 77 Chalfant, Julie 85, 106, 117, 203, 205, 266, 281, 290, 291, 297, 299, 306, 499 Chalk, Matthew 228

Chalk, Mitchell 182, 307 Chaney, Elizabeth 183 Chaney, Grace 107, 160, 300 Chaney, Rachel 228 Chaney, Xumei 277 Chang, Emily Farley 178 Chao, Amanda 183, 194, 270, 273, 274, 290 Chapman, Kelly 279 Cheer 64 Chen, Qi 228, 253, 287, 292, 293, 299, 301, 303 Chertoff, Will 12, 26, 45, 66, 83, 90, 107, 149, 153, 228, 241, 288, 339, 479 Chesbrough, Allison 160, 308 Chesbrough, Leah 228, 265, 278, 302, 337 Chinese 32 Chipman, Sue 128, 257 Choi, Simon 183 Choir Europe Trip 134 Chomicky, Sean 183 Chow, Peter 228, 274, 281, 292, 293, 302, 303, 308 Christensen, Anthony 205, 278 Christensen, Jaeda 6, 205 Christian, Morgan 183, 265, 477 Ciaramitaro, Isabelle 53, 61, 105, 183, 186, 283 Clark, Bennett 22, 205 Clark, Cecelia 160, 309 Clark, Chelsea 103, 113, 183, 307 Clark, Griffin 183, 265, 276, 278 Clark, Harrison 160, 265, 305 Clark, Jeremiah 57, 160 Clark, Katherine 228 Clark, Kirsten 106, 124, 205, 240, 265, 266, 270, 295, 297 Clark, Matthew 183, 274 Clark, Nicholas 228, 337 Clark, Tucker 183, 265, 275 Clarke, Chris 228, 278, 298, 339 Clay, Becca 125, 228, 267, 270, 290, 297, 298, 303, 339, 484 Clem, Angela 120, 206, 291, 292, 308 Clements, Kirby 133, 206, 278 Clements, Zach 228, 265, 278 Cline, Ashleigh 178 Cloud, Elizabeth 183, 184, 303 Clough, Elizabeth 33, 160 Clutter, Promise 305 Coalition 69, 104, 138, 300 Cochran, Briana 206 Coffyn, Stacy 228, 278, 303, 306, 339 Colburn, Elizabeth 206, 270 Colburn, Sarah 160, 267, 278 Colby, Anna 67, 156, 160, 265, 270, 273, 290

Colby, Zach 22, 26, 120, 206, 210, 278, 281, 290, 291, 292, 302, 306 Cole, Jeff 45, 184, 288, 477, 495 Cole, Rob 144, 145, 277 Colebank, Dan 79, 110, 206, 278, 279, 305 Colebank, Emily 152, 160, 271, 307, 309 Collier, Breanna 160, 307 Collins, Andy 206, 294 Collins, Emily 8, 19, 58, 65, 81, 126, 138, 139, 147, 206, 260, 287, 288, 290, 300, 479 Collins, Maddie 128, 184, 267, 288, 468, 479 Collins, Trevor 206 Colom, Niko 206, 280, 285, 294 Comstock, John 257 Conley, Aidan 184, 277 Connelly, Maddie 157, 160, 267, 307 Conrad, Keegan 228, 337, 496 Conrads, Kim 206 Cook, Joshua 184, 265 Cook, Mac 160 Cook, Sarah 106, 117, 184, 187, 266, 278 Cook, Stephen 184, 282, 291, 295 Cooley, Scarlett 228 Cooney, Emily 160, 264 Cooper, Mollie 24, 198, 200, 267, 274 Cooper, Sara 184, 283 Copeland, Hannah 17, 36, 38, 228, 234, 283, 293, 296 Corazzin, Teresa 228, 279 Corcoran, Keelia 50, 68, 69, 228, 229, 266, 306, 340, 343 Cornwell, Carl 228 Cosgrove, Amy 6, 206, 265, 293, 306 Costello, Nelson 200 Coulson, Harper 80, 81, 118, 228, 244, 265, 277, 281, 287, 291, 294, 297, 302, 303, 306, 345, 490 Coulter, Kiersty 484 Cousineau, Emma 184, 197, 274, 308 Cox, Alexander 123, 229, 345, 481 Cox, Katie 95, 206, 207, 266 Crabtree, Madison 160 Craig, Carol 257 Craig, Joe 27, 202, 229, 281, 286, 287, 288, 303, 346 Crain, Jacqueline 52, 229, 247, 290, 301, 306 Crampton, William 160, 277 Crandall, Dylan 229, 346 Crandall, Jake 160 Crane, Alexander 200 Crane, Cameron 200 Crane, David 229, 301, 346

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Crane, Taylor 184 Crawford, Ian 305 Crawford, Katie 184, 265, 270, 307 Cray, William 160, 262, 272, 274 Creidenberg, Caroline 12, 160, 168, 172, 265, 270, 273, 287, 290, 301 Creidenberg, CC 22, 27, 73, 206, 277, 281, 290 Creidenberg, Matt 229, 301, 303, 306, 310, 311, 346 Creighton, Connor 46, 67, 104, 105, 229, 305, 348 Crooks, Rebecca 206 Croquet Club 118 Cross Country 12, 47 Crossette, Charles 160, 178, 265 Crowell, Samantha 160 Cruse, Hannah 160 Cunningham, Anna 184 Curfman, Henry 62, 184 Curry, Julie 257

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D’Autremont, Rachel 34, 229, 232, 288 Dagleish, Haley 138, 295 Dagleish, Logan 138 Dahlgren, Alex 30, 230, 264, 292, 293, 302, 303, 348 Dahlgren, Leyann 184, 264 Dahlor, Hannah 161, 270, 307 Dalal, Prarthana 206, 282, 290, 291, 292, 293, 302, 305 Dalgleish, Haley 149, 230, 245, 273, 290, 295, 302, 303, 348 Dalgleish, Logan 184, 194, 272, 278 Dalton, Jackson 161, 265 Danciger, Anna 184, 264 Daniel, Adele 53, 78, 80, 81, 230, 278, 292, 294, 299, 303, 305, 351 Daniel, Mitch 200, 265, 278 Dannov, Patricia 184 Darbyshire, Jacob 200, 276 Darbyshire, Margaret 184 Darling, Katie 206, 290, 293, 306 Davee, Erika 34, 94, 230, 245, 275, 279, 321, 351 Daves, Spencer 299 Daves, Vanessa 161, 265, 278, 307 Davidson, Jake 230, 283, 351 Davis, Abigail 184, 307 Davis, Brandon 184, 276

Davis, Dakota 67, 161 Davis, Jenna 53, 184, 307 Davis, Jordan 184, 283 Davis, Julia 147, 184, 277 Davis, Spencer 184, 283, 284 Davis, Tori 81, 161, 267, 270, 309 Dawson, Jonathan 6, 146, 206, 210, 219, 291, 292, 293, 302, 308 Dayal, Jai 230 Dayton, Erik 230, 352 Deay, Megan 230, 352 Debate 126 Dechant, David 222 Dee, Betsy 206, 265, 270, 306 Dee, Jack 206, 283, 306 Dees, Ali 111, 207, 271, 279, 305 Defeo, Tom 257 DeGoler, Grace 161, 267, 307 Delara, Rhegg 207, 276, 278 Delgado, Alyx 231, 265, 278, 279, 303, 352, 355 Delgado, Jade 184, 273, 278, 290 Delich, Marjorie 255 Dellett, Alexander 161, 272 Dellett, Caroline 207, 292, 293 Delphia, Emori 159, 161 DeMoss, Kathryn 255 DeMoss, Troy 178 Deng, Joe 81, 231, 265, 284, 287, 292, 293, 294, 299, 302, 303, 308 Dennis, Courtney 161, 469 Denniston, Christopher 161 Denton, Morgan 185, 277, 278 Denton, Stephanie 185, 307 Detrixhe, Rosa 258 Dettenwanger, Thomas 161, 276 Devries, Jacob 207 Dexter, Andrew 22, 231, 278 Dexter, Meagan 152, 207, 211, 284, 287 Dhar, Aveek 11, 54, 207, 293, 303 Diaz, Andres 231, 355 Diaz, Richard 185 DiCarlo, Audrey 185, 265 Dickens, Caroline 161, 277 Dickinson, Meghan 114, 184, 278, 264 Diehl, Mary Grace 33, 161, 270, 273 Dietrich, Jordan 19, 33, 132, 227, 265, 278, 288, 292, 303, 355, 478 Dillman, Stephanie 184 Dingley, Cam 114 Dinkel, Helen 24, 30, 62, 72, 90, 110, 125, 184, 277, 288, 479, 488 Dobson, Beverly 185, 307

CREATING THE BEATS Right: Clashing his symbols on the track, sophomore John Horvath practices with the drumline during first semester for marching band. “It’s fun to get out of school [for band] because you’re there all day and we get a little break to go outside and walk around,” Horvath said. “The most fun part was probably on Lancer Day, marching down Mission Road. The drumline played Cadences and I liked it because there are multiple beats going on at once and to see the people cheering for us was cool.” Photo by Mary Longan.

Students share their personal stories of suffering from the H1N1 Swine Flu.

“I only had [the swine flu] for about a week and I was at the hospital for two days. I knew I was really sick because I woke up in the middle of the night.”

“I had [the swine flu] while I was at camp in Colorado. The first three days were the worst because I felt awful. I had to stay quarantined in a room with about twelve other girls who had it. “

“It was kind of exciting, but I wasn’t going to die or anything. I got out of school from Tuesday through Friday. The doctor didn’t do much except ask if I felt better. It was a pretty normal sickness.

It’s not as bad as people think.”

“I didn’t get [the swine flu] very baddly, so it wasn’t as scary as I thought it’d be. I got a bad cold and couldn’t go to sleep. I was out of school for a while, and when I came back all my friends were cracking jokes.”

“[The swine flu] wasn’t too bad. I had already been sick when I found out. I was past the worst part. There were a lot of body aches and I was out for a week and a half.”

“I did have the swine flu earlier this year. At first, I just had a really bad fever so I wasn’t really sure what it was. When I found out that I had swine flu I wasn’t too surprised because a lot of people had it at school.”

Taylor Burkhead 12

Maddy Pigeon 11

Natalie Parker 11

Gracie Tapp 9

Duncan Gibbs 11

David Sosna 9

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Dodd, Caroline 74, 124, 185, 270, 273, 295, 496 Dodd, Lauren 231, 270, 290, 295, 302, 303, 355 Dods, John 185 Dodson, Joe 255 Doerflinger, Andrew 129, 161, 265, 274 Doerr, Caroline 113, 207, 240, 265, 266, 278, 281, 290, 297, 299 Doerr, Kirk 231, 243, 263, 297, 298, 356 Dolan, Caelan 161, 266 Dollar, John 231, 306, 356 Dolliver, Mac 207, 290, 299 Dominguez, Daniel 178, 262 Dominguez, Edward 200 Dominguez, Pablo 207, 297 Dominique, Grace 162, 264, 307 Donahue, Alexa 15, 231, 302, 303, 356 Donnelly, Wyatt 185 Donovan, Emily 117, 185 Dowis, Scott 30, 31, 257 Draxler, David 162, 172 Dressman, Alex 40, 186, 270, 295 Drier, Coach 272 Driks, Sarah 200 Drill Team 68, 106 Driskill, Max 162, 179, 305 Drosenos, Madelyn 162, 274 Drumline 46 Dubois, Oliver 207, 277, 278, 308 Dubois, Theodore 231, 248, 277, 305 Ducrocq, Chloe 186 Dugan, Ryan 159, 162, 176, 282, 283 Dulohery, Brendan 186 Duncan, Max 9, 27, 156, 178, 307 Duncan, Tess 10, 11, 103, 230, 287, 290, 300, 303 Dunkard, Jay 262 Dunn, Abigail 186, 273, 278 Dunn, Clinton 163, 172 Dunn, Dylan 135, 208, 306 Duvall, Rachel 106, 154, 208, 266

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Earley, Hannah 208, 297 East, Katie 97, 122, 208, 224, 289, 477 Ecker, Nicholas 186 Edmisten, Sydney 152, 163, 267, 271, 307, 469 Edmonds, Mark 208

WHIP-IN BUTT Right: Playing in the SHARE Dodgeball tournament as a ‘Hurl Scout’, senior Becca Clay stares down her opponents at the opposite end of the gym. “I got the name Iron Maven,” Clay said. “It is meant to be intimidating, but it was kind of a joke since I’m not that intimidating. All of the teams were competitive, especially when we played the girls from our grade.

[My team] ended up winning two games and losing one.” Photo by Eliza McCormick.

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Edwards, Cameron 114, 178, 290 Edwards, Jamieson 230, 295, 303, 356 Edwards, Sydnee 178 Eggleston, Elizabeth 186, 264 Ehly, Rae 105, 163, 264, 270, 273 Eidemiller, Graham 79, 162, 305 Eilenberger, Doni 231 Eimer, Jordan 183, 186 Elattar, Alexandra 162 Elementary, Tomahawk 455 Elifrits, Jacob 162, 278, 309 Ellenberger, Emily 209, 277 Ellifrits, William 178 Ellingboe, Kristen 15 Elliott, Andrew 231 Elliott, Fred 257 Ellis, Grant 209, 262, 263, 278, 291 Emery, Trevon 214, 222 Enders, Robert 83, 202, 208, 281, 287, 291, 297, 301 Enderson, Rachel 186 Engelken, Jenna 162, 265, 278, 309 Engelken, Kyle 32, 208, 278 Engelken, Lauren 55, 231, 303, 358 Enger, Collin 208, 277, 278, 305 English, Austin 128, 200, 262, 274 Ensz, Chase 208, 219, 305 Ensz, Hunter 231, 361 Environmental Club 299 Environmental Education 76 Epstein, Lauren 231, 291 Erickson, Andrea 24, 186, 271, 274 Erickson, Lauren 14, 15, 67, 232, 290, 302, 303, 358 Erpelding, Alic 178, 278 Esberg, Jack 133, 208, 297 Estrella-Klein, Taylor 162 Evans, Sarah 61, 232, 283, 292, 293, 295, 303, 358 Evinger, Brandon 209, 215 Ewing, Jason 27, 102, 200 Exline, Ian 90, 102, 92, 222, 276

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FACS 56 Faerber, Elliot 186, 200, 262, 277, 278 Fair, Samantha 186 Fair, Zachary 232

Falk, Henry 186 Fall Activities 40 Fancolly, Jesse 232 Faulconer, Luke 163, 274 Favreau-Young, Gammon 200 Fay, Jack 200, 277 Fay, Katie 232, 265, 303, 306, 358 Felman, Ali 71, 163, 265, 290, 308 Fenton, Maggie 19, 186, 274, 278 Ferguson, Madelyn 163, 305 Ferguson, Seth 186 Ferlaino, Kryssa 200 Ferlas, Alexandra 232, 266, 267, 303, 361 Ferrel, Matthew 163 Fessler, Jacob 163, 307 Fetzer, Samantha 163, 307 Fevold, Cole 11, 61, 232, 283 Fields, Allie 232, 266, 303, 361 Fields, Theodore 209, 263, 297 Filbeck, Jason 23, 138, 200, 214, 256, 257, 276 Finke, Clair 110, 232, 279, 290, 292, 302, 361 Finkelston, Adam 54, 303 Finley, Clay 108, 118, 232, 233, 277, 281, 290, 291, 303, 363 Fischer, Andrew 186, 265, 278, 305 Fischer, Kristen 209, 267, 290, 297 Fischer, Lauren 65, 209, 267, 290, 297 Fischgrund, Chloe 203, 209 Fisher, Braden 209 Fisher, Haley 209, 306 Fisher, Mallory 15, 26, 33, 54, 65, 75, 114, 123, 135, 149, 186, 193, 288, 479 Fisher, Samuel 232, 263, 363 Fisher, Sara 232, 274, 363 Fisher, Valerie 232, 363 Fishman, Brenda 257, 301 Fleming, Jake 44, 47, 82, 232, 235, 237, 262, 263, 292, 297, 365, 500 Fleming, Lukas 186 Fletcher, Malachi 163 Fletcher, Melanie 186 Foley, Ken 9, 135, 257, 307 Foley, Taylor 193, 200 Footloose 116 Forbes, Andrew 28, 232, 367 Forbes, Brady 186, 262, 277 Forensics 126 Fosnough-Biersmith, Haley 152, 209, 265, 271 Foster, Henry 7, 13, 209, 265, 277 Foster, Michael 222 Fotopoulos, Mimi 24, 65, 186, 267, 274 Frame, Anna 163, 265, 270, 273, 307

Francis, John 16, 61, 72, 95, 134, 135, 149, 232, 288, 291, 300, 302, 303, 306, 365, 468, 479 Franklin, Amy 186, 201, 265, 271, 280, 303 Franklin, James 232 Franklin, Rachel 87, 131, 163 Frazell, Patrick 186, 262 Frazell, Peter 38, 109, 209, 277, 297 Frederickson, Ellen 163, 309 Freeman, Claire 232, 265, 299, 303, 308, 367 Freeman, Taylor 163, 307 Freirich, Jeri 163, 172, 265, 278, 307 Freshman SHARE 114 Freshnock, Sarah 163 Frey, Hayden 209 Freyder, Charlie 26, 232, 290, 367 Fries, Marston 23, 145, 277, 186 Fritts, Alice 186 Fritts, Emma 232, 265, 290, 302, 303, 367 Fritts, Grace 265, 270 Fritts, Jacob 262 Frizzell, David 70, 86, 117, 135, 209, 279, 297, 306 Frutchey-Miller, Crystal 257 Frye, Emily 186, 267, 273, 290 Frye, Reid 187, 265 Fuhrman, William 163, 274 Furstner, Haley 187 Fuson, Emily 30, 209, 264, 277, 306

G Gaar, Andrew 163 Gabbard, Miranda 163 Galicia, Marisol 233, 301 Gall, Guston 163 Galloway, Benjamin 233 Galvin, George 209, 297 Galvin, Mary 2, 38, 65, 75, 85, 233, 267, 290, 297, 298, 367, 369 Ganapini, Kaitlyn 209 Gangwere, Rachel 233, 260, 261, 283, 296 Gannon, Matt 265, 278, 288, 477 Gannon, Matthew 187 Gans, Griffith 44, 222 Garcia, Andrew 307 Garringer, Michael 200 Garten, Benjamin 187, 276

Gasal, Lucy 178 Gasaway, Lacey 163, 267 Gatewood, Danielle 163 Gaughan, Madeline 9, 102, 209, 291 Gay, Brian 52, 58, 130, 257 Geddes, William 187, 197, 262, 305 Gehring-Lowery, Spring 258 Gelatt, Alexander 178 Genton, Kristina 35, 39, 233, 275, 277, 371 Genton, Sarah 209, 275, 277, 290, 297 Gentry, Donald 178, 262 Gentry, Michael 200, 262 Germann, Tyler 78, 187, 265, 278, 305 Gerwick, Hannah 74, 75, 144, 233, 273, 277 Giabbai, Jared 233 Gianakon, Barb 258 Gibbin, Alice 200, 278, 301 Gibbs, Duncan 209, 305 Gicinto, Joseph 163, 278 Gicinto, Mikaila 209, 267, 292 Gifford, Jake 263, 371 Gifford, Samuel 233 Giles, Lisa 234 Gillaspie, Grace 18, 19, 52, 234, 276, 277, 302, 306 Gillespie, Lauren 209, 308 Gillsepie, Kelly 200 Gilman, Samuel 187, 262, 272 Gilmore, Julia 222 Girls Basketball 74 Girls Golf 34 Girls Lacrosse 148 Girls Soccer 124 Girls Softball 152 Girls Swimming 144 Girls Tennis 24 Girls Volleyball 30 Glaeser, Chase 163, 262 Glaeser, Max 222 Glaze, Heather 209, 306 Glaze, Nikki 213, 305 Glazer, Jacob 163, 274 Goble, Andrew 27, 39, 112, 209, 278, 281, 287, 288, 305, 477 Gochenour, Ryan 163, 305 Goehausen, Camille 187, 264, 290 Goering, Emily 147, 209, 290 Goldman, Alexander 132, 163, 274, 281, 282 Goldman, Nathan 234 Goldman, Sarah 164 Golinska, Dominika 137, 234, 278, 301, 306 Gonzalez, Patricia 187

Concert Craze Students rave about their favorite concerts of the year.

ELTON JOHN

JOURNEY & DEF LEOPARD

Marilyn Manson

JOHN MAYER

“It was the first big concert that I had been to at the Sprint Center, so the atmosphere and environment was really awesome. It was very exciting and the audience was really energized.”

“I have seen a pretty good amount of people in concert, but I think Journey and Def Leopard definitely rocked the hardest. It was an awesome concert because it was two big bands playing together.”

“A really memorable concert was Marilyn Manson. I love him. Each time I’ve seen him I was front row. When he came out and the curtain dropped I almost fainted. I was screaming so loudly!”

“I never really liked his music before I saw him in concert but he was really good and we were super close to the stage. I thought his jokes were really funny because I have the same kind of humor as him. Overall, it was a great time.”

Courtney Boyd 11

Tanner Johnson 11

Lindsay Hartnett 11

CC Creidenberg 11

Goodeyon, Monique 258 Goss, Karie 164 Goss, Madeline 18, 56, 162, 209, 276, 288, 300 Goss, Michael 164 Goulding, Spencer 200 Grace, Sebastian 164 Graf, Janna 75, 225, 234, 237, 273, 290, 303, 311 Graham, Skip 258, 270 Grandgenett, Neil 187 Grandon, Kristina 234, 290, 297, 306, 375 Granero-Webster, Austin 164 Granstaff, Jonathan 188, 277 Grant, Amelia 209, 234 Grantham, Aubrey 50, 51, 234, 375 Grantham, Gardner 164, 278 Grapes of Wrath 60 Graphic Novel Club 98 Gray, Breana 222 Gray, Elizabeth 164, 469 Gray, Jennifer 209, 267, 291, 297, 306 Gray, Liz 266, 287 Graybill, Sean 234, 375 Greathouse, Courtney 210 Green, Andrew 188 Green, Desirae 164 Green, Gordon 26, 234, 277, 297, 298, 377 Green, Spencer 188 Greene, Jake 234 Gregg, Melissa 210, 285 Grieve, Madison 164, 271 Griffey, Deanna 258 Griffith, Carly 9, 210 Griffith, Katie 210, 270, 273 Griffith, Lucy 164, 277 Griffith, Sara 188, 265, 278, 300 Grimes, Gage 234, 375 Grimes, Kennedy 152, 188, 265, 271, 273 Grimm, Lindsey 165, 267, 307 Griswold, Sydney 165, 178, 265, 278, 469 Guaghan, Maddie 306 Guerricagoitia, Ashley 110, 234, 279, 302, 306, 375 Guerricagoitia, Sarah 165, 307 Guess, Kylie 22, 189, 270, 307 Guess, Taylor 48, 165, 270, 273, 307 Guignon, PJ 234, 274 Guignon, Ross 128, 210, 274, 297 Gundelfinger, Paige 88, 210, 271 Gunya, Charles 234, 248, 377 Gunya, Ellyn 189 Guthrie, Dee Dee 153, 165, 271, 273, 295

BURIED IN SNOW Right: In the midst of yet another winter snow storm, junior Drew Auer makes do with what little provisions she has available. “I used my yoga mat to scrape off my wind shield and my friend’s wind shield because we didn’t have a scraper,” Auer said. “It was really hard since all of the windows were basically like ice.” Photo by Alissa Pollack.

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Gyamfi, Joshua 189 Gymnastics 18

H Hackler, Allyse 210, 297 Hackworth, Lauren 234 Hadley, Emmy 57, 165, 307 Haefle, Hannah 469 Haghighat, Nellie 234 Hahn, Yong 234 Haines, Haley 165, 282 Hair, Shawn 86, 96, 258, 272 Haith, Zane 188, 197 Halberstadt, Isaac 165, 305 Halberstadt, Jaret 165, 265, 307 Halberstadt, Weston 234, 282, 291, 301, 308, 377, 466 Halderman, Grant 210, 263 Hall, Louis Nerinx 270 Hallquist, Benjamin 178 Hallquist, Jacob 210 Halter, Emily 234, 265, 282, 292, 302, 303, 377 Halter, Molly 13, 165, 265, 270, 282 Hamilton, Gage 200 Hamilton, Leslie 165 Hammer, Austin 188 Hammond, Kailey 210 Handy, Calvin 73, 188, 194, 265 Hanger, Gus 188, 272 Hanmon, Ian 265 Hanna, Chase 96, 165, 272, 275 Hansford, Hayley 30, 188, 264 Hanson, Matt 161, 178, 272, 307 Harbinger 298 Harbison, James 210 Harbison, Teresa 235, 290, 303, 379 Harbison, Teresa Hardy, Elena 121, 189 Hargis, Benjamin 38, 58, 222, 235, 278 Hargraves, Montrell 235 Haris-Parks, Shelbie 165 Harken, Mark 189, 265 Harkey, Ben 165, 305 Harkins, Coleton 120, 200

MANIC MONDAYS Right: Fastening his shoes to ready himself for a ten minute jog, junior Carter Kerr prepares himself for another day of intense wrestling training.“Every Monday we have top [holding down the opponent], bottom [working out from under the opponent], and neutral [all work on feet],” Kerr said. “Then, throughout the week we focus on one of those for a whole day. It’s all really intense and it’s a lot of work, but Coach Chip Ufford is like my dad, He’s a hell of a coach.” Photo by Eliza McCormick.

Harlan, Olivia 210, 267, 290, 295, 299, 306, 488 Harmon, Ian 162, 165 Harmon, Jessica 189 Harrigan, Jack 210, 263 Harrington, Mallory 189, 280, 307 Harrington, Theodore Jordan 189 Harris, Jordan 189 Harris, Kaiha 210 Harris, Toyrena 52 Harrison, Chandler 165, 307 Harrison, Cole 164, 165, 305, 307 Harrison, Kellyn 78, 181, 189, 305 Harrison, Kim 70, 78, 79, 198, 258, 304 Hart, Michael 211 Harter, Harrison 165, 274, 307 Harter, Jackson 97, 103, 235, 272, 379 Hartman, Seth 189, 262 Hartnett, Lindsey 3, 38, 84, 96, 101, 103, 121, 124, 211, 244, 250, 286, 288, 306, 477, 498 Hartong, Heather 189, 278, 307 Hattaway, Madison 165, 278, 309 Hattaway, Sam 91, 211, 265, 276, 278 Haugland, Mackenzie 235, 274, 379 Haun, Polly 165, 469 Haverty, Jack 189, 262, 277, 307 Haverty, Madison 94, 211, 265, 282, 293, 297, 302 Haviland, Taylor 13, 82, 235, 283, 288, 379, 491 Hawkins, Jack 235, 351, 283 Hayde, Thomas 222 Hayden, Caleb 62, 200 Hayes, Emily 165 Hayes, Mattison 165, 309 Haynes, Annie 66, 228, 235, 265, 292, 302 Haynes, Samuel 28, 165 Heady, Christopher 189, 272, 288, 477 Healey, Alexander 211, 220 Heath, Kirsten 211, 306 Heckey, Jake 200 Hedrick, Jack 91, 189, 276 Heidmann, Logan 154, 155, 211 Heinen, Myisha 165, 278, 469 Heinlein, Grant 22, 87, 109, 110, 203, 211, 277, 288, 293, 297, 303, 477 Helder, Russell 211 Helder, Zachary 178 Heley, Logan 211, 221, 231, 274, 281, 283, 284, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 296, 300, 301, 476, 477

Ho, Alex 164, 166, 265, 294 Hoedel, Kim 59, 166, 171, 283 Hoefer, Collin 78, 236, 294, 305, 385 Hoefgen, Sheaffer 189, 265 Hoffman, Henry 189, 265, 278 Hoffman, Matthew 211, 278 Hoffman, Rachel 72, 222 Hoffman, Riley 222, 263, 306 Hofmeister, Emily 211, 265, 278, 291, 305 Hofmeister, Max 166, 265, 278 Hogan, Cole 166 Hogsett-Duncan, Susan 258 Hogsett, Susi 296 Holder, Jennifer 258 Hole, Jess 178 Holland, Carly 236, 385 Holloway, Rebecca 298 Holm, Morgan 135, 211, 306 Holsinger, Lucas 189, 308 Holt, Tori 114, 189, 290, 307 Homecoming 48 Horan, Jennifer 189, 258, 307 Horner, Elizabeth 178 Hornung, Andrew 190, 277 Horton, Sarah 166 Horvath, John 138, 190, 276, 278, 305, 483 Horwitz, Marissa 149, 211, 267, 295 Hose, Paul 120, 166, 294 Hotchkiss, Addie 65, 149, 166, 170, 267, 307, 309, 469 Hotchkiss, Charles 211, 265, 277 House, Katie 190, 303, 308 Howard, Donell 200 Howell, Audrey 23, 236 Howland, Jack 190, 265, 278, 288, 477 Howland, Molly 190, 290, 307 Hubble, Talia 178 Hubler, Chloe 166, 480 Hudon, Claudia 469 Hughes, Kassey 153, 166, 271 Hulder, Chloe 270 Hummel, Gretchen 236, 297, 306, 385 Humphrey, William 166 Hung, Hsiang-Neng 166 Hung, Hsiang-Tung 211 Hung, Peter 305 Hung, Tom 292, 293, 305 Hunt, Ann 258 Hunter, Allie 21, 209, 211, 267, 297 Hunter, Marisa 11, 237 Hunter, Riley 166, 265, 277 Hunzeker, Austin 146, 237, 308

Sing Your Heart Out Don’t Stop believin’

“My favorite song in Glee is ‘Don’t Stop Believin’. I thought they did a really good job in making it sound different than the original and put their own personal touch on it, but you could still recognize it.”

defying gravity

“My favorite song is ‘Defying Gravity’ because Kurt gets to sing and I loved hearing him hit the high notes. I started watching the show because I’m in choir so I love the singing aspect of it and my whole family can watch it together.”

Olivia Lynch 11

sweet caroline “My favorite song was ‘Sweet Caroline’ because it was different than the other songs and it also gave Puck a chance to sing.”

Mason Pashia 9

Hunzeker, Spencer 211, 263 Huyett, Isabelle 211 Hylton, Cooper 48, 90, 200, 262, 276

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Ignatovich, Anna 166 International Club 41, 301 Ireland, Colleen 55, 237, 288, 290, 303, 385, 387, 477 Ireland, Kathleen 237, 288, 303, 385, 387, 477 Irvine, April 211 Isenberg, Adam 212, 274, 277, 290, 297

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Jackson, Daniel 200, 276 Jackson, Meghan 190 Jackson, Perry 212, 278 Jacob, Jessie 138, 234, 237, 270, 287, 290, 303, 306, 387, 470 Jacobs, Keagan 190, 262, 305 Jacobson, Zach 197, 200, 262, 277 Jaeger, Kat 159, 237, 283, 387 James, Danielle 237 James, Pam 258 Jamieson, Loren 212, 305 Janney, Lexy 167 Janney, Travis 237, 389 Jardes, Traci 258 Jarrold, Spencer 212, 274, 281, 287 Jayde, TJ 276 Jazeh, Farrah 167 Jazz Band 79 Jennett, Cory 212 Jennett, Daniel 167 Jennings, Molly 183, 190, 287, 307 Jensen, Ben 53, 238, 240, 287, 301, 303, 306, 387, 389, 466 Jensen, Kurt 190, 262, 307 Jensen, Stewart 45, 123, 232, 238, 262, 263, 290, 297, 298, 306, 389

Jilka, Robert 212 Johnson, Ashley 238, 266, 389, 491 Johnson, Beck 52, 53, 231, 238, 263, 278, 297, 298, 303, 306, 391 Johnson, Brad 212 Johnson, Bret 167 Johnson, Jacob 10, 238, 252, 276, 277, 389 Johnson, Kellie 190, 266, 278 Johnson, Maureen 258 Johnson, Oliver 120, 190, 307 Johnson, Parker 161, 167, 262, 274 Johnson, Tanner 238, 276, 391 Johnston, Hayley 167 Johnston, Matthew 190 Johnston, Sarah 30, 190, 264, 307 Jolitz, Alyssa 238 Jones, Abigail 91, 190 Jones, Adam 190, 272, 278, 307 Jones, Amber 167, 305 Jones, Collin 167, 169, 274, 281 Jones, Ellie 82, 126, 190, 274, 288, 303, 479 Jones, Vannis 167, 309 Joplin, Steven 178 Jordan, Ree Ae 155, 190, 277 Jorns, Gavin 167, 262, 276 Jorns, Tabor 102, 190, 264 Journalism 82 Joyce, Mary 212, 306 Junk, Grace 212, 305 Justice, Kale 238, 391

K Kaiser, Heidi 6, 190, 280, 294 Kaiser, Ian 190, 265 Kanally, Nora 212, 305 Kang, Se-Hyun 255 Kaplan, Alex 212, 265, 278 Kaplan, Ben 36, 58, 114, 155, 239 Kaplan, Emily 19, 160, 167, 276 Kapros, Tamas 200 Karnowski, Grace 239 Kashka, Elizabeth 178, 280, 305, 307 Kashka, Joseph 222, 305 Kaskie, Mitchell 167, 278 Kaskie, Rachel 239, 265, 303

KICKIN’ IT ‘80S STYLE Right: Dancing with a fellow Link Leader at the Freshman Dance, junior Cassie Kerr enourages the freshmen to dance alongside her at the ‘80s themed introduction to highschool . “It was a lot of fun to dress up for [the dance],” Kerr said. “I think and hope [the freshmen] had fun and made new friends to kick the school year off in a good direction. It makes me feel good knowing that I’m contributing and I’m someone that the freshmen can talk to.” Photo by Brook Barnes.

East students talk about their favorite songs from the hit TV show ‘Glee’.

Alex Lavayen 10

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Heller, Jamie 258 Hellman, Sarah 165, 172, 307 Hemer, Sarah 235, 267, 290, 297, 298, 379, 381 Henderson, David 235, 274, 297 Hendry, Isaac 189, 262 Heneger, Sam 189, 262, 278, 293, 295 Hengy, Ryan 211, 284 Henley, Robert 189 Henley, Sydney 236, 238, 252, 290, 303, 306, 381 Hennig, Callie 211, 297, 306 Henshaw, Mason 276 Herman, Delaney 236, 280, 296, 381 Herman, Kaley 236, 243, 302, 306, 381 Hernandez, Elizabeth 236 Herrick, Caleb 109 Herrick, Taylor 469 Herring, Jordan 211, 222, 265, 278, 291, 297 Herst, Andrew 187, 189, 191, 265, 275, 277, 307 Herst, Catherine 236, 297, 298, 302, 303, 381 Herstowski, Evan 77, 236 Hertel, Kevin 96, 236, 262, 263, 272 Hertel, Kris 74, 263, 236, 272 Hess, Paige 166, 267, 278 Hestand, Faith 178 Hetrick, Steven 166 Hewitt, Willard 116 Heying, Abigail 166, 266 Heying, Parker 41, 236, 301, 337 Hickey, Kyle 166 Hicks, CJ 222, 306 Hiett, Andrew 166, 272 Higadera, Ruben 166, 276 Higbee, Todd 211 Higdon, Katherine 17, 145, 166, 171, 264, 277, 307 Higgins, Jeremy 86, 258 Hild, Johanna 236, 389, 306 Hill, Blaine 91, 189, 262, 276 Hill, Blake 189, 265, 276 Hill, David 12, 90, 91, 211, 265, 276 Hill, Mark 291 Hill, Michael 126, 127, 200, 282, 291 Hill, Park 264 Hill, Rocky 121, 236, 263, 306 Hilliard, Alex 166, 264, 270 Hilsinger, Ronald 178 Hine, Natalie 61, 236, 283, 292, 299, 307 Hine, Nichole 166, 273 Hines, Kara 189, 270 Hinote, Britney 166, 266, 278, 307 Hitchcock, Audrey 31, 166, 264, 278, 307 Hitchcock, Sophia 189, 198, 266, 290

Don’t rain on my parade

maybe this time

“My favorite song is “Don’t Rain on My Parade”. I just thought it was really pretty and really unique and different from the other Glee songs. It was a solo instead of a group and it didn’t incorporate all of the people but it was still really strong so it was kind of different.”

““Maybe This Time” is my favorite Glee song because it’s my favorite style of music, which is jazzy.

It’s also my favorite song to dance to in my car because it has a lot of soul to it and it’s fun.”

Lucy Lehoczky 10

Grace Boehm 11

true colors

“My favorite song is “True Colors” because it’s beautiful.

That’s the only reason. I am not in choir; I just like the music that they play.”

Sam Tulp 9

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Kasmiskie, Zachary 190, 275 Kass, Alfred 239 Katz, David 167 Kaufman, Elizabeth 17 Kaufman, Jacob 212, 276 Kaufman, Jennifer 212 Kaufmann, Lillian 156, 167, 266, 274 Kavanaugh, Tyler 212, 295 Keefer, Grace 200 Keener, Mike 152, 153 Keller, Alex 212, 265, 279, 305 Kelly, Jamie 258, 270 Kelly, Robert 212, 280, 285, 294 Kelly, Sammi 24, 74, 208, 212, 216, 274, 288, 297, 303, 477 Kemp, Ali 86 Kendall, Grant 190, 265, 275, 288, 308, 477 Kennedy, Brendan 167 Kennedy, Larry 279 Kennedy, Michael 178, 262, 272 Kennedy, Patti 279 Kennedy, Scott 96, 239, 272, 391 Kenney, Wil 11, 29, 41, 49, 57, 61, 72, 126, 190, 282, 291 Kenton, Shauna 55, 86, 139, 149, 212, 285 Keohan, Katie 190, 307 Kephart, Rachel 167, 277, 290 Kerns, Kyle 222 Kerr, Carter 91, 222, 276, 486 Kerr, Cassie 212, 219, 281, 291, 297, 487 Kerr, Emily 13, 66, 67, 190, 191, 278, 295 Kerr, Veronica 239, 303, 395, 498 Kerr, Whitney 3, 133, 208, 211, 222, 276 Kessinger, Ellie 51, 65, 239, 267, 297, 298, 302, 393 Kessinger, William 167, 262, 274 Kessler, Megan 167 Kester, Chloe 239 Kettler, Katy 19, 239, 258, 276, 277, 395 Kidd, Jasmine 222 Kidd, Julie 167 Kidd, Precious 212 Kilpatrick-Brewer, Bridget 258 Kim, Eunryung 239 Kim, Jeemin 167, 309, 469 King, Jacob 60, 167 King, Lauren 213, 264, 281, 290, 291 King, Sarah 28, 29, 105, 186, 191, 285 King, Shelly 277 Kirby, Allison 239, 277, 278, 303, 393, Kirby, Mallory 239, 278, 290, 299, 303, 393, 495 Kirkpatrick, Billy 97, 123, 191, 272, 295 Kirkpatrick, Kelsey 239, 395

ME AND OLIVIA SINGING Right: Singing ‘Me and Charlie Talking’ by Miranda Lambert, juniors Olivia Harlan and Samantha Bartow sing a duet at the Cool School event.

“I wasn’t really that nervous because Olivia and I sing together all the time and we sing that song all the time, too,” Bartow said.“I knew that people wouldn’t judge [us] and I knew that it would be a lot of fun. My favorite part was probably watching other people during American Idol.

It’s the whole experience of being up that early and seeing everyone show up [that I liked].” Photo by Anna Petrow.

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Kisler, Morgan 145, 167, 307 Klassen, Jonathan 178, 262 Klehm, Kati 52, 239, 293, 308, 395 Kline, Charlie 239, 395 Klugman, Megan 239, 385, 397 Knabe, Connor 167, 272, 275 Knight, Tyler 191 Knops, Ryan 191 Koch, Nicole 57, 191 Koenig, Kayla 167, 265 Kohnle, Kendall 202, 206, 213, 267 Kost, Kelsey 213, 265, 278 Kovarik, Jack 112, 187, 191, 278 Kovarik, Paige 112, 191, 265, 267, 278, 287 Kovzan, Mary-Kate 167 Kovzan, Sam 7, 74, 82, 96, 239, 272, 397, 477 Kramer, Elaine 258 Kraske, Nick 168, 262, 276, 278 Krawitz, Karl 1, 16, 82, 108, 234, 245 Kreka, Vilma 191 Krisman, Patrick 262 Krumlov, Cesky 135 Krumm, Shelby 258, 491 Kuhn, Kelly 191, 308 Kuklenski, Elise 222, 264, 290, 297, 306 Kulaga, Emily 10, 28, 41, 57, 78, 96, 117, 128, 191, 288, 300, 308, 309, 479 Kulaga, Kate 14, 34, 48, 58, 75, 93, 134, 191, 288, 300, 308, 479 Kunin, Matt 274, 305 Kunin, Matthew 168 Kurlbaum, Max 168, 262, 276, 282 Kurle, Kelli 258, 273 Kurtz-Enko, Daniel 191 Kurtz, Molly 213, 265, 278, 290, 293, 306 Kurtzman, Ashley 239, 397 Kurz, Bryan 58, 222

L Laberthe, Pauline 34, 95, 213, 218, 275, 292 Laffargue, Heloise 200 Lafferty, Holly 13, 239, 265, 278, 287, 290, 299, 303, 308, 397, 399 Lage, Austin 213, 265 Laing, Sierra 51, 190, 198

Lamb, Alex 191, 288, 477 Lambert, Miranda 488 Lanan, Jacob 178, 305 Lancer Day Parade 42 Lane, Jonathan 147, 258, 309 Lang, Carmen 213 Lang, Emily 191, 308 Lang, Hannah 115, 239, 290, 303, 399 Lang, Theodore 191, 265 Langtry, Sarah 178 Language, Sign 296 Lanon, Jacob 70 Lanza, Christopher 213, 292 Larson, Chris 258 Larson, Hailee 178, 307 Latin Club 296 Latshaw, Richard 223 Lau, Hau In 32 Lavayen, Alexandria 192 Lavender, Jesse 213, 263 Lawrence, Jeanene 192 Lawrence, Kiley 135, 240, 250, 283, 291, 296, 302, 303, 306 Layman, Michael 171 Layton, Keisha 168, 279 Lebard, Henry 265 Lecter, Lambibal 477 Lee, John 192, 265, 277 Lee, Justin 201 Leek, Abigail 38, 65, 70, 213, 267, 306 Leek, Lanie 65, 72, 73, 144, 267, 307 Leek, Mary 192 Lefko, Jeff 92, 213, 281 Lefko, Jonny 168, 274 Legard, Edwin 168 LeGard, Henry 274, 307 Lehoczky, Jay 13, 240, 265, 278, 303, 307, 399 Lehoczky, Lucy 41, 192, 265, 278, 307 Leib, Dana 240, 251, 282, 291, 292, 293, 294, 302, 303 Leiter, Aubrey 113, 213, 275, 288, 291, 297, 477 Lemmon, Joseph 201 Lemos, Ashley 152, 192, 271 Leng, Melanie 213 Leonard, Jamie 168, 271 Leslie, Lisa 258 Levin, Adam 105, 240, 241, 245, 302, 303, 401 Levota, Brian 73, 199, 213 Lewis, Alexander 223 Lewis, Ashley 192, 271 Lewis, Holley 213 Lewis, Joe 192, 265, 278

Libeer, Jacob 192, 262, 278 Lichtenegger, Jacob 168 Liddicote, Jordyn 168, 307 Lieffring, Frank 168 Liffick, Garrett 179 Light, Josh 168 Lillis, Ashley 92, 240 Lindeman, Emily 192, 290, 307 Linden, Haley 88, 168 Lindsay, Marla 256 Lingenfelter, Hana 192, 494 Link Crew 16 Linville, Melissa 168, 266 Little, Benjamin 168 Little, Brian 52, 240 Little, Jacob 201 Liu, Benjamin 213, 277 Liu, Elizabeth 168, 265 Lockard, Jim 77 Locke, Elizabeth 192, 285 Lofquist, Dane 168, 276 Logan, Jack 71, 109, 240, 277, 281, 290, 291, 297, 302, 303, 401 Logan, Sam 73, 240, 265, 277, 281, 288, 290, 291, 297, 401, 476, 477, 500 Long, Andrew 5, 79, 192, 305 Long, Duri 61, 192, 195, 285, 299, 303, 482 Long, Gillian 192, 266, 307 Longan, Jack 133, 168, 262, 480 Longan, Mary 44, 47, 63,70, 79, 139, 182, 192, 277, 285, 288, 307, 479, 480, 482, 483, 489, 494 Longbria, Linda 258 Lopez, Rebeca 201 Lopez, Samuel 179 LoScalzo, Gabrielle 168 Loudon, Thomas 213 Lovelace, Vanessa 168, 469 Low, Spencer 236, 240, 303, 305, 401 Lowe, Adam 126, 191, 192, 262, 278, 282, 287 Lowrey, Joe 213, 278, 279 Luby, Nicole 6, 7, 19, 21, 22, 26, 33, 35, 39, 51, 57, 67, 77, 82, 86, 103, 104, 119, 137, 147, 159, 164, 173, 176, 180, 183, 184, 201, 204, 205, 212, 215, 216, 222, 225, 239, 240, 246, 249, 254, 261, 266, 270, 280, 283, 288, 401, 402, 479 Lucas, Nick 70, 213, 275, 281 Luenz, Sean 192, 278 Luther, John 240, 402 Lybarger, Jacob 213, 265, 305 Lybarger, Nicholas 168

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Lynch, Adam 117, 168, 279, 307 Lynch, Olivia 9, 214, 261, 290, 291, 293, 306 Lynch, Tom 82, 83, 180, 192, 277, 287, 288, 477 Lynn, Garrett 214

M Mack, John 130, 168, 294, 305 Mack, Megan 240, 283, 405 Mackender, Paul 214, 285 MacLachlan, Claire 168 MacLachlan, Duncan 168 Mader, Danielle 168, 264, 307 Madison, Tim 32, 134, 214, 278, 306 Magalski, Gabby 169, 282 Magalski, Madison 76, 240, 402 Magee, Kaitlyn 169, 307 Mahon, Molly 240, 299 Mais, Josh 214, 262, 278, 281 Mais, Timothy 169 Maldonado, Yesenia 182, 192 Mallen, Hannah 65, 114, 240, 244, 267, 290, 297, 298, 467 Manalo, Michael 169, Mansfield, John 179 Mansfield, Michael 262 Mansfield, Olivia 17, 210, 214, 283, 290, 291, 299, 306 Marken, Anna 102, 155, 192, 270, 288, 477 Marland, Caroline 214, 306 Marshall, Evie 138, 240, 303, 375 Marston, Emma 117, 135, 214, 216, 267, 283, 306 Martial Arts Club 119 Martin, Grace 24, 50, 192, 240, 274, 290, 302, 303, 308, 405 Martin, Haley 192, 265, 288, 290, 295, 300 Martin, Holly 169, 265, 271 Martin, Khaaliq 47, 305 Martin, Robert 214, 220, 278, 288, 477 Martinez, Daniel 214 Martinez, David 109, 168 Martinez, Jesus Lopez 240 Martinez, Ramiro Flores 200 Martz, Paige 214, 270, 469

Mason, Caleb 168 Mason, Deon 192 Mason, Nicholas 168, 262, 276 Massey, Amanda 240 Masson, Keara 127, 192 Mata, Daniella 240, 305 Mathiesen, Michaela 214, 306 Maurer, Raef 169 Mavai, Michaela 193 Maxwell, Geoffrey 55, 241 May, Alex 169, 276 May, Madison 169, 307 May, Nick 169, 276 Mayfield, Emily 241, 265, 282, 285, 295, 297, 298, 306, 405 Mazzetti, Sophia 193 McAtee, Todd 272 McBride, Benjamin 193 McCabe, Cole 169 McCandless, Mary 241, 267, 298, 302, 303, 405 McCauley, Austin 214 McChristy, Skyler 93, 214 McClanahan, Bryce 170 McClannahan, Brian 170, 294 McClannahan, David 170 McClannahan, Susie 32, 214, 291, 301, 302 Mcclendon, Deeanna 258 McClenny, Elle 193, 266 McCloud, Nathan 56, 193, 198,262, 305 McConnell, Elisabeth 125, 192, 270 McCormick, Eliza 29, 45, 70, 82, 102, 146, 188, 192, 198, 205, 240, 267, 288, 289, 303, 486, 491, 495 McCoy, Chance 179 McCoy, Jake 192, 194, 265, 278 McCrary, Chloe 193 McCray, Chandler 179 McCune, Jacqueline 201 McFarland, Max 38, 53, 77, 104, 105, 230, 241, 283, 295, 306, 405 McGannon, Connor 170, 262, 272 McGannon, Patrick 214, 277, 281, 288, 292, 477 McGee, Christopher 170, 305 McGilley, Maggie 214, 291, 306, 496 McGillicuddy, Jacob 214, 277 McGillicuddy, Megan 241, 245, 254, 277, 290, 303, 306, 407 McGillicuddy, Thomas 170, 278McGinley, Shannon 153, 191, 193, 197, 271, 273

BOOK BREAK Right: Browsing through a Junie B. Jones book, sophomore Caroline Nick looks at different novels at the book fair with her English class. “I liked the wide selection of different types of books.” Nick said. “My Spanish teacher also had us order cappuccinos and they came up and delivered them to us, it was delicious.” Photo by Mary Longan.

East students talk about their favorite trends of 2010.

WEDGES

JEGGINGS

RAIN BOOTS

BUTTON DOWNS

FLANNEL SHIRTS

TOMS

“I enjoy wedges because they are casual and cute and they can be casual or dressy. I wear them sometimes to school. I wear aquamarine colors and other stuff that is earthy.”

“After I bought my first pair of jeggings I wasn’t limited like jeans limit how easily I could move; and I think jeggings are unique looking.”

“I love rain boots. They’re so cute and fashionable and they keep your feet dry and warm.

I have a pink Coach pair. I saw them in the store and they were cute, unique and different.”

“I’ve noticed a lot of girls wearing regular button downs with the sleeves rolled up. I like the look. It’s not too fancy but it’s better than just wearing a t shirt.”

“They make me stand out in the hallways and it makes me different than most of the kids at East. They are comfortable and cool. Comfortable because it is a button up and you can roll up the sleeves. I like to roll them up and I don’t button them all the way up to the top.”

“I have the green TOMS. I just heard about what they did and thought it was really cool so I decided to get a pair and help them out. I call them my ‘socks with arch support’ because that’s what they feel like. Also, I think its cool how they stand for something.”

Shelby Wade 11

Helen Dinkel 10

Tracy Woltemath 10

Olivia Rogers 9

Grant Kendall 10

Joe Sernett 11

489 Folio Copy Index 489

McGonigle, Kelsey 241, 279, 407 McGranahan, Elizabeth 241, 407 McGraw, Charlie 241, 308, 407 McGregor, Tony 265 McGuire, Grayson 193, 307 McHenry, Duncan 105, 242, 288, 477, 494 McKay, Kevin 15 McKelvey, Tyler 242, 290, 409 McKissick-Hawley, Eden 170, 274, 282 McKittrick, Christa 192, 193, 194, 265, 270, 287, 288, 477 McKittrick, Sarah 74, 214, 273, 277, 288, 290, 293, 295, 302, 477 Mclannahan, Susie 282 McMahill, Madeline 6, 86, 193, 274 McNamara, Drew 136, 137, 242, 409 McNeil, Ryan 201 McNutt, Brandon 170 McPhee, Janine 258 McWard, Andrew 170, 265, 278 Meara, Emma 170, 266, 278 Meara, Jay 259 Medhi, Robby 214, 274 Mehlstaub, Louis 242, 409 Melia, Graydon 170 Melia, Micah 214, 291, 293, 305 Melvin, Chris 20, 214, 286, 287, 290, 306 Mendez, Cameron 214, 279 Mergen, Elizabeth 194, 267, 307 Mergen, Mark 207, 214, 290 Mesche, Tiffany 19 Metz, Laura 170, 274, 307 Metz, Megan 188, 194, 265, 277, 308 Meurer, Riley 223 Meyer, Ali 207, 214 Meyer, Jason 270 Meyer, Dana 242, 409 Meyer, John 215, 306 Middleton, Madeline 215 Migliazzo, Alex 259 Milledge, Droste 262, 277 Miller, Austin 61, 127, 215,278, 282 Miller, Brett 215, 263, 278, 297 Miller, Caroline 223, 265, 291, 292, 293, 303 Miller, Christopher 242, 295 Miller, Dani 242, 274, 308 Miller, Ford 55, 215, 285 Miller, Gabe 122, 242, 262, 263, 290, 292, 297, 298, 410 Miller, Lauren 214 Miller, Melanie 5

STRETCHING FOR SUCCESS Right: Getting ready to run before a cross country practice, senior Harper Coulson stretches out his arms and shoulders on the field.

“We do stretches for our legs like toe touches and the ‘Hollywood stretch’ where we pose like models with our backs out.” Coulson said. “On Fridays, we do this thing called Course Run where we run along the streets. My favorite moment [of cross country] was knowing that I’ll never have to run cross country again.” Photo by Danielle Norton.

Miller, Mickela 170, 194, 196 Miller, Mickela 274 Mills-Sturm, Megan 194 Miner, Frank 194, 481 Minkler, Anna 168, 179, 265 Mirsagatova, Malika 278 Mische, Lexi 19, 242, 276, 277, 297, 410 Mitchell, Elijah 201 Mitchell, Jack 91, 126, 179, 282 Mitchell, Logan 223, 297, 299, 302 Mizik, Mariana 170, 274 Mohn, Andrew 131, 242, 411 Monarres, Jesuha 242 Monarres, Wendy 194, 278, 279, 308 Montgomery, Jackson 201 Moore, Abby 189, 194, 265, 287, 307 Moore, Ariel 117 Moore, Charles 242, 278 Moore, David 242, 303 Moore, Joseph 179 Moore, Timothy 223 Moore, Tirrell 223 Morash, Kailey 170, 277 Morgan, Adrienne 194 Morgan, Cole 210, 276 Morgan, Kaitlin 170, 266, 278 Morgan, Kathryn 62, 63, 194 Morgan, Lucas 194, 307 Morgan, Nicholas 214 Moriarty, Robby 97, 214, 263, 272 Moritz, Anna 194 Morley, Caitlin 242, 290, 297, 298, 413 Morley, Mariah 170, 265, 278 Morris, Elizabeth 170, 215 Morrison, Andrew 275, 277 Morrison, Bryan 170, 265, 277 Morrison, John 215 Morrow, Kylie 53, 242, 283, 410 Morton, Louisa 101, 148, 229, 242, 287, 290, 311 Moskowitz, Alex 215, 216, 282, 285 Moss, Jonathan 242, 303, 306, 307, 413 Mossman, Madeline 170 Mountjoy, Yolande 259 Mowry, Maggie 201 Mueller, Matthew 242, 306, 415 Muhammad, David 102, 119, 256, 259, 280 Mullane, Brice 242 Munns, Alex 242, 245 Murphy, Kalvin 170, 265, 272, 307 Murphy, Katherine 255 Murphy, Liam 170, 262, 307

N Najar, Xyrus 243, 415 Nass, Megan 107, 116, 215, 266, 290, 291, 293, 297, 303 Nass, Zach 74, 96, 216, 272, 274, 297 Ndegwa, Mitchelle 170, 282, 300, 309 Neidl, Corey 24, 216, 274, 281, 291, 297 Nelson, Ean 216 Nelson, Heather 120, 125, 216, 267, 270, 308 Nelson, Howard 194 Nelson, Morgan 170 Nelson, Sam 207, 216, 290, 291, 293, 297 Nelson, Tyler 44, 194, 262, 276, 278 Nelson, Whitney 170 Nemechek, Megan 243 Nesselhuff, Makenzie 29, 64, 183, 195, 267 New School 8 Newell, Lauren 65, 216, 267, 297 Newman, Anders 92, 243, 303, 415 Newman, Claire 195, 277 Newman, Joe 7, 104, 243, 265, 337, 417 Newman, Mary 72, 73, 195, 199 Newton, Jacob 171, 262 Nichols, Alexandria 18, 195, 276 Nichols, Evan 9, 82, 195, 265, 277, 278, 288, 477, 491 Nick, Caroline 153, 195, 271, 273, 295, 489 Nickels, John 257, 259 Nicoski, Thomas 63, 223 Niehorster-Cook, Sasha 179, 305 Niven, Maggie 171, 290, 307, 469 Norman, Presten 223, 306 North, Andrew 216, 283, 308 North, Devery 195, 267, 307, 308 Norton, Danielle 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 33, 55, 57, 69, 74, 75, 77, 80, 100, 146, 148, 153, 160,

163, 170, 172, 178, 180, 186, 187, 192, 194, 195, 198, 200, 203, 206, 212, 218, 219, 258, 262, 270, 273, 286, 288, 303, 309, 479, 490 Novikov, Ivan 171, 174 Novikov, Lesya 174 Novikov, Oleg 174 Nowzari, Azad 243 Nutt, Valerie 223, 296 Nutt, Zachary 255

O O’Brien, Jack 6, 216, 263 O’Connell, Gillian 38, 212, 216, 283, 290, 291, 293, 302 O’Connor, Cormac 89, 216, 222, 282 O’Connor, Kathleen 217, 223 O’Gorman, Hayden 86, 195, 305 O’Neill, Halle 171, 278, 307 O’Neill, Kelly 58, 59, 243, 417 O’Rourke, Kelsey 195, 265, 270, 495 Odell, Taylor 217 Oettmeier, Ryan 272 Ogden, Debbie 259 Ogdon, Cole 259 Ogle, Ashley 195, 271 Olander, Carter 171, 272, 278 Olander, Ryan 44, 96, 97, 120, 239, 263, 243, 272, 417 Olivarez, Jesus 201, 262 Oliver, Ellen 195, 278 Olmstead, Tyler 171 Olson, Ashley 195, 266, 307 Olson, Michael 255 Olson, William 73, 217 Omstead, Maeve 296 Opsahl, John 243, 265, 305 Orchestra 146 Orpin, Joshua 217 Orr, Jean 201, 308 Orth, A.J. 166, 171, 283, 307 Ortiz, Seth 171, 265, 267, 278 Osborne, Jeremy 217 Osborne, Ryan 72, 244 Otterstrom, Sarah 171 Owens, David 217, 263, 297

Turn It Up!

P

Pack of Pals 72 Paczkowski, Paul 195 Papineau, William 93, 216, 217, 303, 494 Parcels, Shane 171, 262, 308 Parcels, Shayla 217, 267 Pardo, Jessica 17, 62, 195 Parelman, Jake 77, 101, 116, 117, 232, 244, 306 Paris, Nick 258, 259, 294 Park, Keith 179 Parker, Natalie 217, 222, 282, 290, 291, 302, 469 Parsons, Vince 217, 278, 292, 293, 306 Pashia, Mason 138, 171, 307 Patrick, William 195, 279 Patterson, Christina 179 Patterson, Micah 135, 232, 244, 306 Pattison, Kaitlyn 195, 266, 307 Patton, Natalie 195 Pavlu, Megan 217, 283 Pawnee Elementary School 85 Pearson, Karen 259 Pearson, Zachary 171 Pedicino, Rachel 244 Peery, Megan 171 Pena, Tony 297 Pence, Hannah 259 Penner, Will 40, 244, 265, 278, 282, 307 Pennington, Emma 112, 195, 278, 288, 290, 477 Peplow, Marc 62, 171 Peppes, Steve 96 Peralta, Ernesto 262 Perez, Dominic 201 Perkins, Claire 217 Perkins, Cory 171, 272, 274 Perkins, Phylicia 179, 305 Perry, Megan 305 Pet Connection 114, 115 Peters, Hudson 172, 265, 278, 307 Peterson, Anne 85 Peterson, Eric 110, 207, 223, 279 Peterson, Grant 179, 305 Peterson, Margaret 232, 244, 266, 419, 420 Peterson, Mary Kate 172, 295, 307 Peterson, Matthew 58, 244

Petrie, Thomas 172, 262, 278 Petrow, Anna 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 25, 27, 30, 31, 37, 38, 40, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 60, 61, 64, 65, 69, 71, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 81, 82, 83, 86, 88, 91, 94, 97, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122, 123, 125, 128, 129, 130, 137, 138, 139, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 154, 156, 159, 161, 164, 166, 168, 170, 171, 172, 175, 177, 186, 189, 191, 193, 196, 202, 203, 205, 206, 208, 209, 210, 215, 217, 219, 226, 230, 231, 233, 235, 236, 238, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 247, 253, 260, 262, 265, 266, 267, 273, 278, 281, 288, 290, 291, 294, 300, 302, 307, 311, 419, 478, 481, 488, 498, 590 Petrow, Helen 40, 145, 172, 266, 277 Pfantz, Adrian 172, 278 Pfeiffer, Jordan 245, 419 Philosophy Club 299 Philpott, Russell 217, 219, 305 Pichon, Thomas Lee 201 Pickell, Grace 172, 273, 309, 469 Piepenbring, Anna 245, 248 Pierce, Amanda 245, 420 Pierce, Natalie 38, 84, 195, 303 Pierret, Ashley 195 Pigeon, Maddy 195, 274, 283 Pinne, Chris 195, 262, 277 Pinne, Madeleine 245, 292, 420 Piper, Elizabeth 94, 245, 277, 303, 420 Pirotte, Alex 206, 217, 263, 278, 290, 297 Pirotte, Nick 172, 262, 272, 287 Pitts, Meghan 201 Place, Alexander 245 Podoll, Angela 217 Pointer, Christopher 223 Pollack, Alissa 6, 16, 17, 32, 38, 70, 77, 80, 81, 86, 115, 120, 123, 126, 127, 138, 144, 152, 153, 157, 163, 165, 166, 168, 169, 181, 184, 185, 214, 216, 217, 220, 221, 222, 251, 256, 274, 281, 282, 288, 289, 291, 294, 298, 299, 479, 485 Pontier, Deb 259 Poppie, Sophia 195, 283 Portraits, Senior 203, 207, 209, 211, 213, 215, 217, 219, 221, 223 Powell, Nick 217 Powers, Kenny 298 Prenevost, Nicole 245 Price, Jacob 172 Privitera, Amanda 72, 73, 242, 245, 287, 420, 470 Pruitt, Morningstar 257

SERVING UP DONATIONS Right: Serving a customer, math teacher Shelby Krumm takes part in Culver’s Night, which is an event that supports Culver’s and raises money for East by having East teachers work there. “I had always wanted to help out with Culver’s Night,” Krumm said. “It’s a great opportunity to see students outside of the school environment and it’s a bonus that it’s for a great cause.” Photo by Eliza McCormick.

Students recall famous songs of the year that get stuck in their head.

BAD ROMANCE

“I really like Lady Gaga. [“Bad Romance”] is a huge song and it gets me pumped. When I listen to it, it makes me feel like I can take on anything and I get really excited. I listen to it way too much.”

Patrick Riggin 10

490 Index Folio Copy 490

Murphy, Rebecca 259 Myers, Drake 243, 292, 293, 299, 302, 303, 413 Myers, Evan 243, 281, 290, 292, 293, 299, 303 Myers, Lilly 194, 274, 278, 288, 290, 303, 477 Myers, Seth 179 Mytinger, Jonathan 121, 170, 305 Mytinger, Polly 7, 37, 61, 121, 215, 260

PARTY IN THE USA

“This is just a really upbeat song and I can’t stop singing it. It gets stuck in your head and it’s just a fun song. Some people find it annoying, but I find it amazing.”

Adam Lowe 10

IMMA BE

“I don’t like when Fergie singsshe’s like a turn off for me. I kind of like when music gets stuck in my head, though. In the middle of class it keeps me going. It helps me stay awake.”

Bucky Kessinger 9

FIREFLIES

“I hear it on the radio all the time. At first I really liked it, but since it’s so popular, it’s started to get annoying. I’ve heard it so many times that that ruined it for me. It has a catchy beat, but enough is enough.”

Madeline McMahill 10

I DON’T WANT TO WAIT

TIK TOK

“It gets stuck in my head because Taylor Haviland and I used to sing it in cross country and track all the time. Now, whenever I go to track I start to sing it.

Taylor and I would try to sing it in this high falsetto voice. It was awful.”

“We danced to [Tik Tok] for drill team, so sometimes it would get stuck in my head afterwards. I don’t really like the song anymore, but that’s probably from listening to it, dancing to it, and hearing it every day.”

Evan Nichols 10

Ashley Johnson 12

491 Folio Copy Index 491

Pruneau, Chandler 180, 196, 267 Puckett, Austin 245, 425 Pugh, Jason 201 Pulliam, Caleb 172 Purdy, William 102, 196 Pusateri, Anna 161, 172

Q Qiu, Simon 196 Quillec, Hannah 56, 245 Quinlan, Abigail 172

R Radwan, Laila 201 Raghuveer, Tara 49, 126, 127, 240, 245, 265, 282, 287, 290, 291, 292, 293, 302, 303, 425 Raglow, Rhys 196, 272, 278 Raibble, Garrett 172, 278, 281, 307 Raibble, Lauren 245, 279, 301, 303, 306, 425, 469 Rainen, Scott 245, 277, 282, 303, 425 Ramaswami, Keshav 217, 292, 293 Ramirez, Zulema 245 Randolph, Ben 194, 196, 276 Rankin, Laura 172, 176, 179, 265, 469 Rankin, Rachel 172, 179, 265, 278, 469 Rappold, Molly 74, 124, 217, 219, 270, 273, 290 Rappold, Tommy 245, 263, 297, 298, 427, 466 Rathbun, Tyler 172, 274 Ratliff, Hannah 88, 173 Ratri, Anamika 173 Rau, Carson 173 Raymond, Alexandria 173 Rayton, Brandan 201 Rea-Holloway, Rebecca 245, 427 Read, Thomas 217, 265, 278 Rebein, Mimi 8, 164, 173, 278, 300, 309 Rebein, Sami 4, 5, 245, 295, 303, 308, 429 Reber, Grant 265

SMUDGY SOURCES Right: During a trip to the library with her drawing class, sophomore Marlena Smith switches projects from student’s in Art Foundations with her own piece. “There were some really cool art pictures that the people made with chalk,” Smith said.

“I was really afraid because I kept smudging them, but I got to put in a few portraits including one of a girl in my class. It’s the best one I’ve made.” Photo by Andrea Zecy.

492 Index Folio Copy 492

Reber, Nikki 5, 24, 245, 274, 297,427 Recker, Anne 173, 264 Redelsheimer, Graham 217, 265, 278 Reed, Brittany 196 Reed, Evan 173, 277, 307 Reed, Ricky 217 Reed, Shane 201 Reene, Christiana 187, 196, 265, 278, 307 Regalado, Maribel 201, 271, 307 Reiff, Katelyn 173, 271, 469 Reilly, Erin 163, 173, 265, 270 Reimer, Nash 23, 173, 265, 294 Reineke, Andrew 217, 274 Reis-Henrie, Thais 173, 278 Relihan, Connor 173, 262, 272 Remer-Phifer, Mikaela 217, 307 Reno, Emma 17, 305 Reuter, Jon 173, 276 Reyes, Maria 245, 248, 302, 303, 306 Reyna, Alicia 217, 303, 306 Reynolds, Erin 196, 290 Reynolds, Lauren 245, 246, 274 Reynolds, Madeleine 40, 172, 173 Rhoades, Rick 259, 273 Rice, Adam 173 Rice, Brenton 196 Rice, Connor 246 Rice, Demi 187, 196 Rice, Lucas 173, 274 Rice, Rachel 217, 220, 274, 278, 293, 297, 298 Rich, Maddy 48, 49, 75, 86, 246, 254, 265, 273, 290, 292, 297 429 Richards, Kaitlynn 173, 309 Richardson, Connor 173, 262, 275 Richardson, Katy 145, 218, 265, 277, 290, 293, 295, 297, 306 Richardson, Michelle 77, 218 Richardson, Trent 196, 262, 277, 305 Richeson, Jennifer 179 Ricketts, Kerri 148, 218, 291, 496 Rider, Sam 38, 79, 196, 304, 305 Ridgway, Louis 201 Riedel, Travis 246 Riggin, Patrick 187, 196, 308 Riley, Lauren 70, 246 Riley, Lyndsey 246 Rinner, Celeste 218, 222, 290, 291, 306 Rios, Jay 77, 218, 263 Riott, Patrick 88, 196, 277 Ritschl, Ermanno 275 River, Nianga 226 Rivera, Andres 129, 274

Rivera, Luis 246 Rivers, Cara 246, 429 Roach, Elizabeth 246, 306, 429 Roach, Phil 62, 63, 247, 295, 429 Robbins, Aidan 196, 276 Robbins, Lauren 173 Roberson, Cody 219, 297 Roberson, Connor 219 Robert, Jayden 64, 173, 267, 273, 278 Roberts, Brice 49, 60, 68, 81, 146, 247, 283, 292, 294, 299, 303, 308, 430 Roberts, Cole 173 Robertson, David 17, 173, 305 Robertson, Sara 247 Robinson, Andy 84, 85, 173, 262, 276, 278, 305 Robinson, Gregory 201 Robinson, Patrick 255 Robles, Cameron 79, 247, 274, 305 Robotics 130 Robson, Brad 247, 298, 430 Robson, Emma 17, 139, 173, 267, 270, 273, 307 Rodgers, Carl 247, 278, 303, 430 Rodgers, Elizabeth 49, 196, 266 Roebuck, Allison 247, 292, 293, 302, 433 Rogers, Brian 7, 47, 232, 247, 305, 433 Rogers, Jordan 20, 21 Rogers, Olivia 173, 174, 309 Roning, Mark 174, 277, 278, 287 Rooker, Jacob 174, 309 Rooker, Lindsay 247, 265, 278, 303, 435 Rooney, Christopher 179 Roque, Mildred 246 Rorie, Alex 205, 219, 278, 283, 295, 306 Rorie, Jennifer 174, 295, 309 Rosa, James 218 Rose, Logan 22, 196, 262, 272 Rosenstock, Ashly 8, 218 Ross, Alexander 55 Ross, Allison 196 Ross, Nathan 196 Roste, Hannah 125, 218, 265, 270, 297 ROTC 62 Roth, Donald 22, 218 Rowe, John Paul 21, 246, 265, 308 Rowe, Maddie 307 Rowe, Madison 61, 174, 469 Rowe, Samuel 174, 265, 309 Rowley, Margaret 175, 277 Royer, Rick 259 Royle, Brooke 247 Rudolph, Jacob 218, 274, 306 Ruffin, Dylan 219

Rugby 142 Ruiz, Miguel 201 Runion, Taylor 13, 30, 45, 66, 77, 96, 131, 147, 149, 185, 196, 266, 277, 479 Rupf, Lucy 259 Rural, Washburn 274 Russell, Charles 196 Russell, Jesse 255 Rustamova, Dilya 247, 278, 279, 301 Rusten, Drew 179, 265, 278 Rutherford, Jeff 91, 247, 276, 290, 297, 303, 435, 481 Rutherford, Thomas 175 Rutledge, Andrea 17, 175, 270, 276, 307 Rutledge, Cody 247, 263, 278, 306, 433 Ryan, Andrew 219, 276, 297 Ryherd, Jerrod 123 Ryzin, Nora Van 177

S Sabates, Alex 277 Sabatés, Kelly 247, 291, 303 Sabin, Jason 196, 265 Sachs, William 174 Sachse, Amy 145, 196, 277, 290, 300, 307 Sada, Roberto 127, 174, 265 Sakoulas, Nicole 179 Samadi, Atiyeh 17, 34, 47, 62, 78, 81, 88, 105, 125, 144, 159, 196, 288, 307, 479 Samuel, Alexander 174, 307 Satterlee, Hannah 86, 120, 246, 248, 250, 265, 273, 290, 297, 298, 303, 435 Satterlee, Morgan 88, 152, 191, 197, 265, 271, 300, 307 Sauls, Lindsey 30, 31, 248, 264, 435 Sauls, Mitch 174, 262, 276 Savage, Caroline 102, 197, 267 Savage, Christopher 197 Savage, Haleigh 174, 307, 469 Sawaguchi, Takanori 32, 193, 197, 274 Saxton, Jill 197, 267, 307 Sayler, Jack 197, 262, 277 Schafer, Carolyn 175 Schaller, Sandra 248, 265 Schenkelberg, Courtney 197, 270

The King of Pop

Schenkelberg, Sara 248, 270, 290, 302, 303, 326 Schieferecke, Angela 259 Schlotzhauer, Ann 175, 176, 282 Schmidt, Casey 197, 265 Schmidt, Nolan 248 Schnakenberg, Jodie 259, 273 Schneider, Jessica 40, 175, 282 Schneider, Zach 96, 175, 176, 272 Schnieders, Alexa 11, 95, 248, 296, 302, 303 Schoegler, Alex 197, 272 Schoenfeld, Sally 24, 248, 274, 290,302,303, 437 Schoofs, Branden 100, 101, 219, 277, 297, 302 Schoofs, Eden 35, 219, 275, 288, 293, 297, 303, 477 Schrock, Conner 197, 275, 277 Schrock, John 210, 219, 263 Schuck, Mikael 197 Schuele, Patrick 6, 248, 284 Schulte, Emma 219, 261, 291, 294 Schumacker, Faye 220 Schwartze, Abby 175, 264 Schwartze, Kareen 30, 248, 264, 435 Scinto, Corey 248 Scott, Anthony 219 Scott, Kelsey 175, 264, 271, 273 Scott, Laura 147, 248, 302, 308, 437 Sears, Sarah 126, 248, 282, 295, 303, 306, 437 Sedorcek, Sarah 249, 265, 290, 303, 306, 439 Seelbinder, Nicholas 179 Seeley, Carolyn 259 Seilund, Anna 249, 270, 273, 301 Seitz, Jacob 197 Selder, Dawn 60, 249, 283 Seligson, Adam 223 Senior Jobs 10 Sensintaffar, Daniel 175, 281 Sernett, Jack 175 Sernett, Joe 105, 214, 219, 290 Severns, Will 52, 205, 219, 263, 293, 295 Seybert, Ryan 182, 197 Sgroi, Annie 219, 288, 290, 291, 292, 293, 302, 477 Shackelford, Lydia 209, 219, 265, 267, 306 Shaffer, Kelsey 249, 440 Shank, Tiernan 145, 168, 175, 177, 274, 277, 287, 307 Sharmacharya, Payal 296 Sharmacharya, Rituparna 219 Sharp, Jesse 40, 127, 219, 280, 282, 291 Sharp, Katie 249, 265, 302 Sharp, Samuel 223 Shatto, Brandon 197, 279 Shaw, Cara 153, 197, 265, 273 Shawnee Mission North 130 Sheahan, John 219, 279

Shedor, Kristen 198, 278, 290, 299, 305 Shedor, Tim 15, 82, 83, 105, 249, 287, 288, 303, 311, 440, 476, 477 Sheets, Taylor 175 Shehan, Katie 201 Shehan, Sara 179 Sheldon, Nicholas 175, 276 Shelton, James 201 Shelton, Priscilla 259 Shen, Steven 17, 249, 278, 281, 282, 284, 291, 292, 293, 301, 302, 303 Sherard, Dana 22, 144, 219, 277 Sheridan, Anna 16, 31, 175, 264, 270, 273, 290 Sheridan, Caroline 29, 34, 225, 246, 275, 279, 249, 279, 440 Sherk, Ariana 94, 219, 277, 282, 297, 298 Sherk, Whitaker 47, 82, 83, 130, 229, 238, 249, 265, 288, 443, 445, 478 Sherman, Chip 45, 205, 258, 262 Shirazi, Anousha 219, 302 Shocke, Christina 223 Short, William 175, 262, 276 Sieck, Eric 198, 262, 278, 290 Sieck, Linda 259 Sight, Benjamin 175, 262 Sign Language Club 261, 296 Silvestro, Elizabeth Di 185 Sima, Jennifer 264 Simchuk, Wanda 259, 264, 277 Simmons, Adam 198, 272, 278 Simmons, Dennis 219 Simmons, James 175 Simmons, Joe 175, 287, 309 Simmons, Maggie 219, 274, 291, 297, 303 Simmons, Patrick 175, 265, 272 Simpson, Andrew 79, 201, 277 Simpson, Connor 223 Simpson, Henry 201, 275 Simpson, Kevin 82, 128, 169, 174, 219, 226, 236, 265, 281, 288, 290, 291, 297, 302, 476, 477 Simpson, Nathan 78, 85, 108, 146, 219, 277, 283, 288, 308, 477 Singh, Naresh 292 Sinkler, Ryan 179 Sirna, Jacob 219, 276 Sirna, Jennifer 175, 271 Sitomer, Grant 109, 175, 275, 277, 307 Skrukrud, Carl 249, 305 Skrukrud, William 161, 175 Slapper, Scott 175, 270, 307 Slater, Ben 61, 219, 283, 302 Slaughter, Annie 11, 86, 249, 283, 443, 445

AN UNEXPECTED WIN Right: Joking with her dad, senior Sarah Are walks across the gym floor at the Sweetheart Nominee Assembly. “It was really fun walking out because my dad was there,” Are said. “I kept teasing him about how this would be the only time he would ever be on a high school basketball court. I was the first one out on the court so I was positioned in the corner and I could watch all the other girls. When calling all the names, I totally forgot I was a part of it because I was watching all the other names get called.” Photo by Brook Barnes.

Students reflect on the death of pop idol Michael Jackson.

“I never cried about his death, but at the same time I realized that the world would miss one of the greatest music personalities. His death caused me to pay attention more to his music because I never had the chance to examine it before. “

“At first I thought it was another publicity stunt like he did before to make money, but then I found out it was actually true. I was sad because he was an inspiration to all of us and changed the music industry forever.”

“I was lifeguarding at Mission Hills Country Club when it happened. They were playing a lot of his music and I didn’t know he had died, so I was a little confused about it. It was all kind of an overload.”

“My friend was the one that told me [about his death] and I thought she was joking. I didn’t actually realize they were serious until I turned on the radio and they were talking about it. I was completely shocked.”

“When I found out he had died on the news, I immediately thought back to my childhood and how “Beat It” was my favorite song for two years. When I heard of the public judging him it made me really sad to realize how easily people can give up on their idols.”

“Unfortunately, I didn’t listen to his music when he was alive, but when he died I went online to sample some of his works. I found an album that was amazing and before I knew it I had purchased seven Michael Jackson albums.”

Andrew North 11

Jake Little 10

Dana Sherard 11

Madeline Wolford 10

Sara Cooper 10

Tamas Kapros 10

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493 Index493

Slaughter, Reed 198, 262 Slemp, Dara 249, 267, 271 Slemp, Kyra 152, 153, 198, 271, 295 Smith, Burke 47, 132, 220, 265, 305 Smith, Callie 179 Smith, Cameron 201, 219 Smith, Cameron 55, 281, 290, 291, 297, 301, 302 Smith, Chris 175 Smith, Dale 70, 250, 265, 278, 304, 305 Smith, Elyse 274, 223 Smith, Hannah 107, 175, 266 Smith, Jason 259 Smith, Katherine 175, 270, 274 Smith, Kevin 58, 250 Smith, Khadijah 255 Smith, Louis 220 Smith, Lysie 24, 25 Smith, Marlena 28, 199, 264, 492 Smith, Mckayla 250 Smith, Meara 33, 199, 274, 307 Smith, Taylor 175, 280 Smith, Tierney 250 Smith, Tyrese 297 Sneed, Emily 169, 176, 265, 278 Sniezek, Madeline 112, 199, 270, 273, 274, 307 Sniezek, Mary 176, 274, 277, 282 Snively, Emi 220, 280, 284, 308 Snodgrass, Sarah 250 Snyder, Grace 67, 198 Solger, Nathalie 38, 198, 307 Soltys, Scott 198 Sosna, David 66, 176, 262, 272, 278 Spencer, Tori 24, 63, 95, 220, 274, 277, 290, 291, 297 Spero, Kailey 176 Spivak, Meghan 47, 70, 88, 118, 119, 180, 198, 265, 266 290, 295, 300, 307 Spradling, Sarah 75, 176, 270, 273 Springett, Jordan Less’ard 201 Stabler, Kaylie 176, 307 Stahelin, Juliana 250 Stalder, Lilli 13, 86, 198, 265, 277, 278 Stallard, Ron 259 Stanley, Emily 199 Stanley, Lauren 220, 277, 291, 292, 293, 302, 306 Stanley, Meg 176, 277, 305 Stanziola, Ellen 250, 445 Starkey, Ingrid 179, 270, 305 Stasi, Melissa 176, 307, 469 Stasi, Shaina 469 Stauffer, Grant 101, 224, 238, 250, 265, 306, 445 Steckelberg, Sophia 201

EGGING IT UP Right: During her Watercolor class with Mr. Filbeck, sophomore Hanna Lingenfelter plans out her project before she begins. “I start out visualizing [what I want to do] in my head and then I make about five or so sketches,” Lingenfelter said. “A lot of my projects are inspired by my dreams. Filbeck told us that that’s a good place to get inspiration. One project I really enjoyed doing was a surrealism project and mine was inspired from a dream. It was of a duck on fire, and around it there were raining eggs.” Photo by Mary Longan

494 Index Folio Copy 494

Steen, Taylor 171, 176, 264, 267, 278 Steiert, Paige 176, 277 Stein, Dylan 199 Steinbacher, Michael 176 Steinbock, Alex 250, 447 Steinbock, Elizabeth 148, 220, 272 Steinbock, Matthew 176 Steiner, Addison 125, 176, 270, 273 Steiner, Jeremy 220, 277, 306 Steinmetz, Anthony 223 Steinmetz, Joeseph 201 Stephens, Alison 74, 120, 229, 250, 273, 290, 297, 298, 303, 498 Stephens, Jackson 179 Stephenson, Lonnie 259 Sterbenz, Cassie 199, 265, 277 Stevens, Samuel 201, 278 Stevenson, Graham 220, 306 Stevenson, Hunter 108, 242, 251, 277, 303, 308, 447, 466 Stewart-Jones, Luke 177, 481 Stewart, Dan 6, 17, 65, 73, 134, 135, 223, 288, 293, 295, 306, 477 Stewart, David 176, 262 Stewart, Haley 106, 220, 266 Stewart, John 223 Stewart, Kaitlyn 220, 291 Stewart, Samuel 176, 262, 278 Stiles, John 223 Stitt, Max 3, 26, 34, 35, 52, 59, 77, 83, 92, 93, 102, 237, 251, 278, 288, 445 Stockton, Joseph 199 Stolberg, Abigail 199 Stolberg, Carter 199, 294 Stolle, Michael 69, 102, 108, 109, 229, 237, 249, 251, 277, 288, 477 Stonebarger, Gail 16, 221, 264, 278, 291, 292, 293, 303 Stonebarger, Michael 199, 262, 282 Stonner, John 257, 259 Stoops, Elizabeth 179 Stout, Peter 221, 276 Stradinger, Chloe 166, 177, 273, 287 Stradinger, Hannah Jane 221, 265, 293, 295, 297, 302 Strick, Britt 270 Strickland, Chelsea 15 Studio Art Classes 54 Stults, Justin 251 Sturgeon, Lane 73 Sturm, Megan 38

Styrkowicz, Tucker 199, 278, 496 Sublette, Jackson 177, 272 Sudekum, Camille 177 Sudekum, Samuel 138, 199 Sullivan, Anna 177, 282 Sullivan, Emma 155, 199, 282, 292 Sullivan, Maddie 199, 266 Sullivan, Megan 251, 265, 270, 290, 299, 303, 447, 448 Sullivan, Olivia 251, 282, 291, 292, 295, 303, 448 Sullivan, Ryan 223, 305 Summers, Kelsey 251, 283, 306 Sundberg, Stephen 199 Surface, Drew 199, 274 Sutherland, Billy 179, 262, 272 Swanson, Anna 124, 229, 238, 243, 251, 270 Swanson, Chandra 251 Swanson, Leia 15, 18, 19, 251, 276, 292, 293, 302, 303, 448 Swanson, Paige 221, 281, 291, 297, 306 Sweet, Max 86, 251 Swope-Behm, Alisson 199 Sykes, Jessie 22, 28, 251, 254, 265, 278, 290, 291, 300, 302, 303, 306, 448, 498 Sykes, Kiki 28, 41, 184, 199, 200, 247, 265, 278, 288, 300, 307, 477, 480 Symes, Abbie 102, 199, 265, 270 Szczygiel, Alexandra 251

T Talavera, Monica 31, 113, 251, 264, 290, 451 Tamblyn, Hank 88, 175, 177, 272 Tamblyn, Mac 235, 238, 251, 288, 289, 303, 307, 453, 477 Tankard, James 199 Tanner, Mary 251, 451 Tapp, Grace 122, 177, 264, 307 Tarry, Evan 13, 199 Tate, Brooks 9, 120, 128, 201, 262, 274, 307 Tate, Dow 66, 67, 71, 259, 288, 477 Tate, Jeff 221, 279, 305 Tavakolinia, Kaevan 49, 61, 138, 252, 283, 306, 451 Terry, Matt 177, 281, 282 Thailing, Taege 177

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Thomann, Melanie 252, 306 Thomas, Maggie 66, 116, 184, 192, 201, 270, 287, 307 Thomas, Rachel 129, 223 Thompson, Audrey 221 Thompson, Daniel 67, 133, 252 Thompson, Erin 179 Thompson, Gaby 10, 14, 33, 82, 89, 113, 144, 288, 454, 478 Thompson, Jackie 284 Thompson, Taylor 13, 177, 252, 265, 277 Thomson, Samuel 201 Thorpe, Jack 221, 297 Thrasher, Rebecca 4, 199, 305 Throckmorton, Lucas 221, 292, 305 Thrutchley, Callie 177, 277 Thrutchley, Joel 177 Thrutchley, Joshua 252 Tidrick, Molly 24, 48, 72, 224, 252, 274, 290, 297, 298, 303, 453 Tierney, Abby 179, 265, 307, 469 Tillhof, Elizabeth 33, 252, 274, 453 Tomelleri, Isabella 167, 177, 278 Toombs, Cooper 26, 221, 278, 281, 291, 292, 306 Torres, Destiny 179 Townsend, Maggie 252, 297, 453 Towster, David 253, 265, 274, 281, 282, 284, 292, 293, 302, 303, 457 Towster, Mark 35, 129, 176, 199, 282, 284 Track and Field 140 Tracy, Claire 177, 265, 305 Tracy, Greg 221, 308 Trammell, Jordan 177 Travers, Isaac 199 Treas, Miranda 40, 190, 199, 278, 299 Trent-Jones, Luke 305 Tretbac, Jack 201, 308 Troop, Grace 17 Troup, John 252, 253, 265, 284, 292, 293, 299, 302, 303, 454 Trout, Carly 177 Troutman, Molly 221, 290, 297 Tubbesing, Catherine 259 Tucci, Brian 277 Tucker, Chris 278 Tucker, Dejuanne 221, 291 Tucker, Ethan 177 Tucker, William 177 Tuerk, Damaris 253, 265 Tulp, Sam 177, 265, 282 Turk, Dami 301

Turner, Cole 26, 223, 278 Turner, Jane 139, 199, 280 Turner, Joe 67, 253 Turner, Keanna 469 Turner, Natalie 253 Tuschhoff, Michael 221, 297 Tuttle, Chris 177, 272 Tuttle, Emily 73, 75, 199, 267, 307 Tuttle, Erin 252, 253, 457 Tuttle, Shannon 199, 307 Twibell, Connor 221, 277, 292, 297 Tyler, Emma 94, 221, 290, 293, 295, 306

U Ufford, Chip 91, 263 Uhl, Bennett 177, 262, 276, 278 Uhl, Peter 91, 253, 263, 276, 457 Umstead, Leah 177 Unique Fashion 28 Unterman, Phoebe 52, 77, 82, 83, 253, 288, 290, 292, 303, 457, 476, 477, 498 Updyke, Brandon 221

V Vaca, Victoria 52, 200 Vana-Herrick, Taylor 177 Vanbuskirk, Emma 177, 179, 201 Vandergriff, Gabrielle 102, 121, 200, 270 Vaugh, Sydney 179 Vaughn, Chandler 178, 278 Vaughn, Hannah 253 Vaughn, Preston 201, 276, 278 Velasquez-Gomez, Carlos 201, 277 Velez, Andrea 57, 125, 200, 270, 307 Vickers, Emma 125, 178, 273, 278 Villanueva, Araceli 253, 278, 290, 292, 300, 303,

306, 457 Viveros, Octavio 178 Vollenweider, Chloe 178, 283

W Wade, Shelbi 221 Wadood, Sana 178 Wages, Brittnie 56, 178 Wagner, Emilie 182, 200 Wahrer, Claire 103, 221, 280, 477 Waisner, Ryan 47, 221, 305 Waldon, Reed 40, 128, 221 Walker, Ellie 73, 200, 277, 307 Walker, Jack 108, 250, 253, 277, 281, 292, 293, 302, 303, 459 Walker, Nathan 178, 302, 480 Walter, Graham 178, 265, 278 Walter, Hannah 82, 222, 274, 288, 479 Walter, Samantha 32, 178, 278, 282, 307, 469 Ward, Elizabeth 35, 75, 222, 273, 275, 290, 297 Ward, Mary 259 Wassmer, Nick 88, 235, 253, 265, 459 Watkins, Andrew 102, 222, 277, 290, 292, 297 Watkins, Chris 109, 178, 277, 292, 307 Watkins, Kathryn 222, 292, 299 Watson, Derone 223 Watson, Riley 205, 206, 222 Watson, Scott 115, 222, 265, 281, 287, 290 Watts, Cheyenne 69, 200 Waugh, Hope 222 Weaver, Madison 254, 459 Webber, Anna 254, 292, 293, 302, 303 Webber, William 200, 262 Weckbaugh, Logan 75, 135, 222, 264, 273 Wehr, Christopher 178 Weigel, Lawrence 200, 265 Weinberg, Raina 222, 288, 290, 297, 299, 302, 306, 477 Weindling, Isabella 178, 267, 307 Weinrich, Stefan 254 Weir, Connor 222 Wekesser, Grant 33, 178, 254 Welch, Christopher 223 Welch, Nathan 222

CALLING THE SHOTS Right: Blowing her whistle on a team, senior Mallory Kirby calls a foul during the Dodgeball Tournament.

“All the SHARE Executives had to referee for the games,” Kirby said. “I wouldn’t have played [the game], so I [didn’t] missed out.

Everyone was really competitive and everyone was yelling. It was very chaotic. The final games were the most fun to watch but calling the fairs and not being biased was the hardest.” Photo by Eliza McCormick.

With prices going up everywhere, students describe how the economic crisis has affected them.

TICKET Prices

PIZZA STREET

MOvie Prices

Gas prices

“It makes me sad that [ticket] prices have gone up because you have to pay more to see movie in theaters. It’s always better to see films in theaters because its bigger and louder and more of an experience.”

“I remember when I was in 6th grade, a $3.49 buffet is what the commercial said. Later, it jumped to $4.99 which I thought was kind of wierd. I’ve watched the prices jump even though they use the same catchy tune to market it.”

“It is really annoying that the movie prices have raised because I can watch the same movie at home for a lot cheaper. I will go to movies on special occasions but now I just try to go to matinee or daytime movies.”

“Whenever I go to the gas station to fill up my Jeep Grand Cherokee it costs around $50. I have to pay for gas with my own money and I don’t have a job, so filling up my tank is like burning money. But driving gives me freedom, so I guess there’s a price for freedom.”

Chad Papineau 11

Duncan McHenry 12

Kesley O’Rourke 10

Jeff Cole 10

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Welker, Max 194, 200, 277, 305 Welsh, Clayton 201, 262 Welsh, Greg 66, 91, 254, 263, 276, 303 Welter, Carolyn 82, 152, 183, 200, 274, 278, 287, 288, 300, 468, 479 Welter, Emily 85, 107, 117, 216, 222, 266, 290, 291, 300, 302, 306, 499 Wendlandt, Bennett 178, 262, 276 Wendler, Sadie 254, 301, 303 Wendorff, Allison 222, 276, 278 Wendt, Timothy 222 Wentz, Vance 96, 178, , 262, 272 Werner, Max 179, 262 West, Alexander 222, 306 West, Anthony 96, 254, 272 West, Avery 254, 461 West, Nicholas 201 Westhoff, Evan 200, 308 Westhoff, Katy 223, 287, 285, 288, 477 Westra, Jenna 178, 270, 307 Westwood View Elementary 463 Wetzel, Laura 49 Wetzel, Lois 52, 67, 117, 135, 254, 265, 303, 306, 461 Wetzler, Samuel 178, 275 Wheeler, Joseph 223 Wheeler, Kylie 254 White, Angelica 200, 201, 285 White, Maygan 38, 64, 65, 85, 254, 267, 297, 298, 470 White, Nicolas 201, 305 White, Russell 130, 223, 294 White, Shawn 191 Whitham, Adrienne 250, 254, 303, 358 Whittaker, Timothy 164, 178, 280, 282, 305 Whytus, Frankie 62 Wickersham, Andrew 65, 223, 254 Wickstrom, Andrea 130, 223, 261, 280, 294 Wilcox, Elizabeth 24, 178, 274, 307 Wiles, Christian 200, 262, 272, 278 Wilkins, Connor 278, 223 Wilkins, Troy 178, 262, 278 Willeford, Jesse 179, 262, 276 William, Geordy 481 Williams, Ben 138, 278 Williams, Brennan 173, 179, 283, 300 Williams, Brooks 254 Williams, Claire 223, 308 Williams, Darius 181, 201 Williams, Geordy 179 Williams, Jake 186, 200, 305 Williams, James 254 Williams, Samantha 187, 200, 283 Williams, Tanner 134, 223, 306

PICTURE PERFECT Right: Taking pictures with her best friend, junior Kerri Rickets, junior Maggie McGilley used cheerleading skills to hoist Rickets into the tree at Loose Park. “It was fun to take pictures together, and it was a really nice bonding experience, ” McGilley said. “We just wanted to have photos of just [the two of] us. Kerri thought it was a good idea to climb the tree.” Photo by Mackenzie Wylie.

Williams, Wilbert 201 Williams, Zach 179, 274, 305, 306 Williamson, Brian 223, 278 Williamson, Jayson 119, 280 Williamson, Matthew 131, 179, 294 Williamson, Robert 254 Willman, Anne 35, 157, 179, 273, 275, 477 Wilson, Alexander 255 Wilson, Amy 210, 223 Wilson, Darian 179, 262, 278 Wilson, Elizabeth 179, 469 Wilson, Sarah 201, 307 Wimmer, Eliza 179 Wimmer, Mariah 179 Winfrey, Dustin 201 Winkler, Peter 179, 262 Winlaw, Cody 73, 255, 463 Winn, Dalton 58, 255 Winn, Drake 223 Winston, Joel 162 Winston, Kyle 162, 179, 281, 282 Winter Activities 88 Winter, Amilia 55, 105, 229, 255, 290, 291, 301, 303 Winter, Joshua 201, 278 Wiseman, Becky 259 Wiseman, Ian 201, 265, 278, 288, 308, 477 Witt, Trey 222, 282 Wolf, Taylor 30, 201, 264 Wolfe, Alexis 179 Wolff, Carolyn 191, 201, 267, 273, 278 Wolff, Paul 255, 287, 297, 298, 301, 305, 463 Wolford, Madeleine 201, 307 Woltemath, Tracy 39, 201, 264 Woltemath, Tyler 44, 113, 119, 243, 255, 263, 278, 297, 465, 466 Woltering, Emily 179, 278 Woltering, Reed 223 Wood, Daniel 201 Wood, Samuel 223 Wood, Tessa 223 Wooderson-Philpot, Mason 255 Woodson, Connor 179, 279 Woodson, Kaitlin 255, 306, 465 Woofter, Chase 90, 203, 223, 276 Wooldridge, Caroline 149, 201, 274 Wooldridge, Darby 133, 223, 277 Wooldridge, Libby 82, 128, 147, 201, 277, 288, 468, 479 Woolwine, Larson 201, 305 Worley, Athanasia 259, 296 Worner, Jocelyn 179, 264 WPA 112

Wray, Shane 179, 305 Wrede, Tori 165, 255, 279, 283, 306, 465, 469 Wrestling 90 Wright, Evan 179 Wright, Wiley 71, 108, 109, 277 Wrinkle, Ashlee 179 Writing Classes 66 Wurm, Lauren 179, 309 Wydner, Samuel 179 Wydner, Tori 255 Wylie, Mackenzie 2, 5, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31, 41, 44, 48,49, 52, 53, 62, 63, 64, 69, 70, 75, 79, 85, 86, 88, 91, 94, 101, 116, 124, 138, 156, 162, 176, 189, 224, 229, 232, 235, 238, 239, 243, 244, 255, 256, 257, 259, 261, 263, 276, 279, 288, 290, 292, 304, 311, 466, 476, 477, 479, 496 Wysong, Tyler 255

Y Yaqubian, Ali 54, 77, 255, 303 Yeast, Andy 224, 255, 263, 278, 465 Yeast, Tom 41, 255, 263, 278, 465 Yedo, Jakob 119, 201 ,265, 308 Yeoman, Hannah 176, 179, 307 Yohn, Elliott 255, 466, 470 Yongstrom, Edward 179 Young, Jeremy 201, 275 Young, Peter 223, 306

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Zecy, Andrea 1, 7, 8, 13, 18, 19, 31, 40, 51, 52, 64, 67, 70, 86, 88, 93, 122, 153, 256, 156, 157, 158, 160, 202, 206, 210, 213, 215, 223, 224, 225, 232, 234, 245, 257, 258, 271, 276, 278, 279, 288, 289, 479, 492 Zeiger, David 201, 265, 278 Zepeda, David Federico 129, 185, 201, 282 Zerba, Nathan 179 Zhou, Chenshan 55, 204, 223, 290, 291, 292, 293, 299, 301, 303

Dishin’ the Dirt Students elaborate on the biggest celebrity scandals of the year.

TIGER WOODS

“It was blown out of proportion. If any other celebrity gets caught cheating it’s not publicized as much because Tiger’s thought of as a role model.”

Tucker Styrkowicz 10

LIl wayne

“He deserved to go to jail, but it puts a damper on his music-making abilities because he’s locked up. I like his music, but when he is not able to put out new music it is kind of disappointing.”

Keegan Conrad 12

JON AND KATE GOSSELIN

“I was really mad because I love their show and I didn’t want to believe something bad would happen to those cute kids. I think it’s sad that fame tore them apart and that the kids have to go through that.”

Caroline Dodd 10 Caroline Dodd 10

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COLOPHON After hours of brainstorming last summer at the Gloria Shields All-American Publications Workshop in Dallas, Texas, our staff came up with the this year’s theme. During a single school year, even the smallest things leave an impression on a student, and each student leaves his mark on the school. Our responsibility as a yearbook staff is to capture specific moments and the impressions they left, so that they can be remembered for years to come.

We worked to develop our theme through copy, design, and photography. Each spread has a coverage bar on the right side that moves downwards each month, "impressing" deeper as the year progresses. This coverage bar allows students to reflect on specific people, classes or events that have left an impression on them, things that they will always remember or events that have changed the way they think. This same kind of quote is seen on our monthly division pages.

This year, we added 24 more pages to the book by adding a second spread to our division pages.This allowed us to further develop our theme and cover more students by including their opinion, or "impression" of the activities covered that month.

We also wanted a clean, magazine-style design. We encouraged designers to use negative space, avoid making spreads look text-heavy. To unify the color throughout the book, colors were matched using the "Unique" color palettes from Leatrice Eiseman's Color: Messages & Meanings. While colors were first pulled from photos on the spread, they were then matched to their Pantone equivalents to ensure their accuracy. We used white text on a colored box to give the idea that the text is stamped or pressed down into the box, and photos and text boxes were often pushed down, or “impressed”.

Photos also unify the book. Throughout the theme pages, photos fade along the top and bottom, leaving a fading impression. By including small "detail shots" of objects related to our spreads, we captured the image that accompanies a memory - the image that remains in a student’s mind.

By turning both detail shots and mugs into blue duotone images, we integrated our school color throughout the book.

Our 500-page book is printed by Walsworth Publishing Company on Liberty Matte Paper at the Walsworth plant in Marceline, Missouri. We used Gill Sans Light font for our body copy text and captions and BentonSans Regular for our sidebar quotes. For most of our headlines and division pages, we used the font Beton. Adobe InDesign CS3 was the program we worked used on Macintosh computers to design all of our spreads, and we edited our pictures in Photoshop using levels, curves, and burning and dodging. Photographers worked with Nikon cameras, predominantly D70s for starting photographers, and D90s and D300s for photo editors. We made PDFs of every spread using the program Enfocus Instant PDF. We then uploaded everything through Walsworth Connect.

There are countless people who have sacrificed their time and patience for our book, but Mrs. Tate and Morgan have probably been the biggest victims of our 500-page publication. We all appreciate the support and patience you two had for our book this year. We would also like to thank Mrs. Tate the SM North staff for sharing your journalism room with us.

DeBe Bramley and Bill Boley, your encouragement and after-school supervision helped make the yearbook possible. Thanks also to the fifth floor janitors (especially Sam Miller) that put up with our late nights and messy room.

We would like to thank our Walsworth sales representative John Kelley

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and customer service representative Jolene Christy for their constant support. John, you answered our daily phone calls and never-ending questions, and were willing to come up to East at any time to solve our problems.

Jolene, your constant reassurances and reminders encouraged us to keep doing our best.

We owe big thanks to Ben Eukel, our “tech guy”. We apologize for finding your cell phone and work number and calling you on the weekends for emergency computer advice, but thank you for putting up with us and our constant technical glitches. We are grateful for your time and effort.

Thanks to all of the parents who stayed after school with us, brought us dinner (especially Oklahoma Joe’s) and let us borrow your kids for so many hours. We appreciate every way that you contributed to helping us produce this book. We would like to give a special thanks to Lori Sherk, who organized every deadline dinner, stayed late with us several times and put up with a very moody, stressed out daughter this year.

This publication never would have been finished without the help of every single member of our staff. You all put up with our occasionally cranky, irritable moods, and we appreciate that. Everyone worked hard to make the book the quality that it is. Also, thanks to those of you that chose to join in on the occasional dance parties and deadline-dinner gossip that lightened the mood. We have loved getting to know all of you this year, and we wish the best of luck to those of you who are returning next year.

We cannot thank the Harbinger staff enough for all of their help this year. We’re thankful for Tim’s copy editing and answering late-night AP style questions, Phoebe’s design expertise, and Kevin and Kat’s stories. Thanks to you Harbies for sharing with us your food, computers, gossip, and witty comments. We are honored to share a room with such a talented staff – whether it’s your publication, your website or your broadcasts, you constantly amazed us this year. We appreciate you support and your help.

Especially you, Michael Stolle.

Teachers, thank you for letting us borrow your students during class for last-minute quotes and interviews. We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we could not have covered so many students without your cooperation. We also would like to thank coaches for letting their players take time out of practice to help us out with our publication.

Thank you, Dr. Krawitz, for sending out achievement letters every time anyone on our staff won any kind of award. Your encouragement inspired us to continue to work hard. Thanks also to Mrs. Gayle O’Grady and everyone in the office for giving us countless classroom numbers when we needed them.

We would like to thank all of our friends and family for tolerating our yearbook-induced mood swings and for listening to our endless rants about deadline stress. We know you guys get sick of hearing it, and we appreciate you putting up with us.

Most importantly, we thank Tate, our fabulous journalism advisor. You put up with so much feminine drama; we honestly don’t know how you handle it. Comments such as “it’s not workin’ for me,” or, “it’s killin’ it” let us know when we need to redesign, rewrite or reshoot. We appreciate all of your help and advice, and if we have learned anything, it’s that you’re almost always right, even if we don’t want to admit it. If it weren’t for your perfectionist standards, our book would never be the quality that it is. You have inspired all of us to accomplish more than we ever thought possible.

All these people have really impressed us with their constant support, and we hope that this book will impress you.

Whitaker Sherk

Anna Petrow

Jordan Dietrich

Gaby Thompson

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Assistant Editor

Photo Editor

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EVERYTIME WE TOUCH Below: In the East cafeteria, which was decorated with a Mardi Gras theme, senior Veronica Kerr dances with her friends Jessie Sykes and Phoebe Unterman on the night of WPA.The dance was more energetic than past years, and seniors, especially, had a blast. “This year’s WPA was way more fun as a senior because everyone just let loose and had a good time,” Kerr said. “Plus the group we went with was great. We were definitely singing to ‘Everytime We Touch’ by Cascada. We got really into it. We don’t usually do things like that, but it was the end of the dance and we went all out!” Photo by Lindsay Hartnett.

BIG EXPECTATIONS Below:After the varsity girls’ basketball team wins Substate, senior Alison Stephens cheers with her teammates. They were nervous before the game and felt pressure to win. “The game was intense, and everyone expected us to win,” Stephens said. “It was a great feeling because we all worked together and went in expecting the worst but hoping for the best. We worked our hardest and fulfilled everyone’s expectations.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

SOMEBODY’S EYES Below: In a scene of the beginning of this year’s musical ‘Footloose,’ juniors Emily Welter and Julie Chalfant sing ‘Somebody’s Eyes.’ In this scene, the two girls who play the parts of Urleen and Wendy Jo, who are the main characters’ (Ariel Moore, played by Lois Wetzel) best friends, discuss how awesome Chicago would be to live in, compared to their small town of Bomont. “It was kind of a mysterious song because we were telling the lead character about life in the small town,” Welter said. “It was a really fun song to perform because in the end there was a lot of belting high notes. That made it hard but still a good experience. Plus we loved wearing the off-shoulder sweaters.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

A year is made up of moments.

It is a series of events that leaves a mark, makes an impression and defines a year in your life.

Whether it be the fifth State title in six years for the boys’ swim team, a hard-fought robotics victory, singing in an ancient Venetian cathedral surrounded by 160 of your peers or waking up at 5 a.m. with the Chick-fil-A cow to support our “Cool School”, each little moment impresses on our lives.

Throughout your school year, even without knowing it, You were an influence, you made a difference, you left your...

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IMPRESSION WHO: when: where: why:

Hauberk Staff 12:30 a.m., April 14th, 2010 Room 520 To leave a lasting impression.

SING ALONG At the first away varsity basketball game of the year against SM West, seniors Sam Logan and Jake Fleming attempt to pump up the student section. The game went into three overtimes and ended in a 72-68 defeat for the Lancers. “Jake and I really wanted to get everyone pumped up, so we made a chant saying, ‘If you’re winning and you know it, clap your hands’,” Logan said. “After that, the West kids were kind of thrown off guard, which made it a very hostile second half between student sections. Even though we lost after three overtimes, I felt like Jake and I did a great job of keeping our section going along with help from other seniors.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

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VISUAL INSPIRATION Above: During a Studio Art field trip to the Nelson-Atkins Museum, senior Gaby Thompson looks at contemporary art in the Bloch Building. “I’m always fascinated by Wayne Thiebaud’s art,”Thompson said. “Color and the way he does things is so different from other artists. I like drawing realistically, and that’s what his paintings look like. Except when you look closer, it doesn’t look as realistic because of all the colors he uses.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

FROM BRASS TO CLASS Below: At the winter band concert in December, senior Connor Callahan plays his solo on the tenor sax. For the concert, the jazz band members wore tuxedos. “It was different wearing tuxes because jazz band had never worn them to a concert before,” Callahan said. “It was quite warm, but the tuxes were classier than the sweaters we normally wear to concerts.” Photo by Max Stitt.

STAGE FRIGHT Back Cover: During the ‘Footloose’ musical playcuts, junior Julie

Chalfant performs in the opening scene. “Before the opening song, I was really nervous,” Chalfant said. “[Junior Olivia Mansfield] and I were pacing backstage to try to lose the nerves.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

PROGRESSIVE TEAM Back Cover: Senior Katy Kettler practices with the rest of the gymnastics team in the gym.“Gymnastics was really fun and progressive,” Kettler

said. “It was a really good year, and the team was closer and worked well together.

There was a really good team dynamic.” Photo by Nicole Luby.

SPRINT AHEAD Back Cover: At Cross Country practice, sophomore Nathan Are pushes himself hard to stay in shape. “I realized that if I worked really hard, I could compete with JV at races,” Are said. “I tended to run faster in JV races, because other faster runners were constantly pushing me throughout the race.” Photo by Danielle Norton.

LONE READER Left: Listening to indie musician Regina Spektor and reading The House at Riverton, freshman Zoe Brian waits by the senior exit for her ride home. “I like sitting there because not many people come by,” Brian said. “I just think [Regina Spektor’s] writing is phenomenal, and her lyrics are really powerful.

She never writes from experience, so it’s amazing that she can write that kind of personal stuff without actually going through it.” Photo by Nicole Luby.

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LOVE146 Back Cover: Senior Duncan McHenry holds up a sign for an informative slideshow that was used at the Love146 benefit concert. His band, Spacebear, performed five of their original songs at the concert. “I donated to the cause, and it was surprising to hear what’s going on,” McHenry said. “The organization helps stop sex trafficking and slavery. It’s sad to know what is happening in our own country.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

SENIOR ENTRANCE Back Cover: After months of construction work, the new school building was finished just in time for the start of the ‘09-’10 school year. Among many features, the senior entrance were received well by students. “It definitely looks a lot nicer than it used to,” senior Maria Reyes said. “I use them a lot. Like if I’m going out to lunch with someone, that’s where we meet.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

SWIM THAT SPRINT Left: During varsity swim practice, junior Nathan Simpson works on 25-yard sprints to prepare for upcoming meets. “After one lap, everyone will get out of the pool, and then we’ll do two 25yard sprints,” Simpson said. “And for that, we basically try to swim as fast as we can. We started doing this midseason, and it helps us prepare so we know what to do in an actual meet.” Photo by Anna Petrow.

CUPCAKE BRULée Right: Junior Jonathan Dawson holds a cupcake to a candle flame as part of the French Honor Society initiation ceremony. “We wanted to make it more interesting than just holding a candle,” Dawson said. “So we chose cupcakes because we thought it would be more fun. I almost got burned by the hot wax dripping down.” Photo

by Alissa Pollack.