on t tioons tula ngratulatio congrat tees 2 grraduates 2016
20016 GRRADUUATE HIGHHLIGHTS Roaring Fork High School students contin nue to be honored for academic achievements in many areas including science, math and language arts. Students have been accepted e to major universities throughout the Unit U ed States. The 71-member class of 2016 is 84% college bound an nd has been awarded approximately $2 million dollars in Institutional sc cholarships from the schools that they applied to and more than th $100,000 0 i local, in l l Roaring i Fork k Valle ll y scholarship h l hi awards. d
THE ENERGY CLUB brough ht solar to RFHS, making the school 100% solar powered thanks to a multi-year student led process.
THE SOLAR CLUB won the state Solar Car competition. SENIORS LEAH ALLEN, AL LANNA MARTINEZ, MADDIE E FEDER and JUSTICE WOFFORD were on o the Roaring Fork Youth Enttity team that
VALEDICTORIAN, JIMMY SERRANO, will attend Stanford to study
won the grand prize in the Colorado State Wide Culinary Arts/Business Competition.
engineering or computer science.
EZRA BROWN received “Citations for Outstanding Musicianship” at
HEAD GIRL, FIONA LAIRD, will be attending Columbia University in
the UNC Greeley Jazz Festival in April.
New Y York ork City to study international relations.
In the 36th Annual Valley Visual Art Show, KATEL LYN KREHBIEL won the People's Choice Awards, CHLOE BRAND won 1st Place Battle of the walls, and EMIL LY MA AT TA won 2nd Place Battle of the walls
JOSELINNE MEDRANO earned the Daniels Scholarship which is a full ride scholarship to attend Colorado College in Colorado Springs studying biology y/ /pre-med.
ROBBIE THOMPSON was selected for the Presidential Leadership Class at University of Colorado at Boulder where he will be studying Aeronautical Engineering.
DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS A AW WARD To earn this award these seniors took a foreign language through level three or higher and completed at least two of the following: a 3.75 GPA or higher, a 24 or higher on the ACT, and/ /or successfully completed two or more college level classes. Leah Allen Beth Fawley Lyle Luckett Joselinne Medrano Jazmin Tellez Ceja
Chloe Brand Fiona Laird Lorena Marcelo Aguilar Carly Rosenthal Robert Thompson
Grace Brown Valerie Loertscher Emily Mata Jimmy Serrano Kelly Walgren
SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS • GUSTAVO OLIV VA, A, ALDO PINELA & CINDY SALINAS, First Team All-Conference in Basketball • TYLER SPENCE, CONRADO DOLORES & FINN FEA ATHERS THERSTONE, First Team All-Conference in Football • TYLER SPENCE, Football All-State Running Back of the Year • AARON PALOMERA, Soccer First Team All-Conference • MADIL LYN KUHL & GRACE BROWN, Volleyball First Team All-Conference
THE RFHS LUNCH TIME INTRAMURAL PROGRAM had over 300 students participate in a wide variety of games and activities throughout the school year.