La Encina Yearbook, 2015-16 by Occidental College

Table of Contents

Life on Campus

Student Life

Residential Life

Sports

104

Senior Section

144

Indexes

214

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Life on Campus

OxyEngage

California Coasts Trip

Brianna Zimmerman, Rizwan Popatia, Dejah Williams

Drew Andersen, Aditya Kankipati

Claire Weider

Chloe Woodruff

OxyEngage offers incoming freshmen an opportunity to experience a piece of Los Angeles before official move-in day. As a hub for music, film, and outdoor activities, students have multiple options to choose from and can likely find an activity to suit their interests: Social Justice and the City, California Coasts, Icons of Los Angeles, Los Angeles Music & Film, Los Angeles Underground, Wildnerness LA, and camping in Ventura/Santa Barbara.

EvaMarie David

Diego Zapata

Sabrina Palmer, Cassandra Madrazo, Allison Kilday, Koby Deitz, Julius DiLorenzo

Sammy Herdman

Kallyn Song-Nichols

Orientation

Orientation this year gave new students a primer for what life at Oxy would be like and advised them on how to navigate their college experiences. Through campus tours, various info sessions and social mixers ranging from OxyPalooza (a dance put on by KOXY) to Interfaith services and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Tiger Target Trips,â&#x20AC;? Orientation introduced new students to life at Oxy. Orientation also gave frosh a chance to discuss important issues like sex, diversity, and drugs with their O-Teams, bouncing ideas off one another and preparing to engage with a new social climate.

Theophilus Savini

Ian McPherson

Isaiah Valentine

Claire Van Fossen, Alex Levers

Amy Pino

Mark Gad, Jessie Fontana-Maisel, Kat Kepler

Nash Haydon, Brian Li Andrew Valenzuela, Professor Buckmire

15 Anna Palmer, Makenzie Nohr

Neah Bois

UN Semester

Dakota Chisholm

Rhianna Ilube, Shilpa Bhongir

UN semester participants

Drake Tien, Calli Obern

Chris Weeks, President Kagame of Rwanda

The William and Elizabeth Kahane United Nations Program is one of the most unique opportunities in the country for undergraduates. Each year, up to sixteen students spend the fall semester, when the General Assembly is in session, interning with a mission or agency within the UN while taking pertinent courses. From meeting with world leaders (i.e. the president of Rwanda) to delivering statements on behalf of their respective country, Oxy at the UN students are a great example of the learning Oxy students have the opportunity to do outside of the classroom.

Jenna Mowat, Natasha Anderson

Tiffany Odeka, Chris Weeks, Calli Obern

Danny Tobin

Dakota Chisholm, Chris Weeks, President Abbas of Palestine

Lencia Kebede

Jenna Mowat

Shilpa Bhongir, Rhianna Ilube, Ali Goldberg, Emily Linebarger, Calli Obern, Lencia Kebede

Oasis

Lea Theodorou, Caroline Neumann, Lexie Sparrow, Jemma Parsons, Alex Healey

John Drumright

Since we live in such a hot and dry desert, a place both mentally and physically stressing and demanding, once in awhile we crawl parched-lipped and desperate across the shifting sands towards whatever wet wonderlands we can. The â&#x20AC;&#x153;OASIS: Quench Your Thirstâ&#x20AC;? dance organized the most intimate student encounter of the year thus far. Sipping the sweet nectar of their youth, students showed up in a range of mental states and satiated their need for a little something sweet and mindless amidst the dryness that inundates the rest of their college experience.

Daryl Barker

John Drumright

Members of Delta Omicron Tau

First years pose for a photo

Emily Henderson, Katie Dunn, Hannah Woods, Sarah Dalessi, Georgina Garcia-Obledo

Hannah Cohen, Mallory Leeper, Lauren Hutkin, Elizabeth Taylor

Anoop Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Souza, Liam Walsh, Cameron Coe, Mario Chavez, Ethan Glass

Precila Ortiz, Angelica Preciado, Olivia Davis

Chris Rom-Toribio, Makenzie Nohr, Anna Palmer

Sophie Gabel-Scheinbaum, Grace Centauro

Homecoming Instead of always having to come home to see our parents, some of ours travel the opposite direction and visit us during Homecoming. The delight of greeting friends’ parents put us in our best-mannered behavior as we shook hands. The campus staff worked hard to make Oxy as presentable as possible. Tours were offered highlighting the Campus’s most intriguing features. Then, as the end of the week drew near and the Tiger sports teams fought for their school’s pride, some of the parent-cultivated politeness slipped away as we cheered our peers on from the bleachers. Madison Rudd, Soraya Sebghati

Danica Gressel, Eushrah Hossain, Ryan Henderson

Max Woods, Luke Haas

The Accidentals

Chris Hagmaier, Austin Santino

Wataru Kajima, Nolan Watson Jamie Cooper

Sabrina Palmer, Oswald

Occidental Cheerleading

Occidental Football

Glee Club

Fall Fest

Kehlani

Mia Chase, Marvin Browne, Dalin Celamy, Alejandra Arroyo

Code Green

Anna Palmer, Megan Chichester, Agnes Waithira, Edward Jackson

Kehlani

This Fall Fest in the Greek Bowl was one for the ages, with an opening act from Code Green, a Providence, RI rap group with familial ties to Oxy. They were followed up by a groovinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; main show from Kehlani, a college-aged R&B artist out of Oakland. Only the second female performer in recent memory, Kehlani lit up the crowd with her hip shaking and positive messages about faith, body image, and the importance of selflove. Oxyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own James Coholan rounded up the night with a half-hour on the turntables.

Diamond Webb, Anise Marshall, Mari PeĂąa Rosario

Code Green

Kehlani

Ysadora Mirabelli-Montan, Danny Gross, Amy Pino, Nora Killian

Kehlani

Fall Plays

Grace West, Cooper Raiff, Amanda Wagner, Hazel Hering Amanda Wagner

Hazel Hering

Grace West, Cooper Raiff

Grace West, Kylie Brakeman

Occidentalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s thespians were as hard at work as ever this Fall, putting on a pair of plays--one contemporary and one older--exploring themes of community, meaning, and human nature. Culley guest artist Larry Biederman directed Dead Manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cell Phone, a recent play written by Sarah Ruhl about the difficulties of communication and connection in the digital age. A woman meets someone who appears very still whom she comes to realize is actually dead. After seeing his cell phone ring, she decides to connect with the tumultuous family he left behind, finding herself wrapped up in a complex social drama in the wake of his departure.

Tomas Dakan, Rhys Hyatt, Charlie Haakenson, Kevin Bogel

Megan McKiernan, Doyin Domingo

Celia Ruskin, Doyin Domingo

Nick Justice, Kevin Bogel, Megan McKiernan

Alex Waxler, Maricela Guardado

The other Culley guest artist directing at Keck Theater was Juliette Carrillo, who chose to direct Three Sisters, a 1901 play by Anton Chekhov meditating on questions of fulfillment, duty, and happiness in ways that were strikingly relevant to contemporary contexts as well. Set in an old house, the play presents a bourgeois familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s musings on their positions in their community--whether they should work, whom to marry, what to make of the banal conditions of their existence. Themes of excess, sexism, and the emptiness of philosophy emerge as the play unfolds. The actorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; performances were what enlivened the piece, earning a standing ovation on Saturday night.

Study Abroad

Maggie Mather, The Netherlands

Earl Park, Japan

Ilana Share, Greece Each year, a considerable portion of the Junior class disappears from Oxy’s campus for a semester. Although they might not be able to see their friends or take part in their favorite clubs or sports, the sacrifice tends to be well worth it because their time is spent experiencing a different place, culture, and learning environment. Studying abroad is a big part of Oxy--over two thirds of the student body spends time in foreign countries studying, researching, and enriching their experiences through encounters with our globalized world. From the rich biological encounters of the Galápagos Islands to the intricacies of South Africa’s music scene, from the environmental and economic complexities of a metropolis like Singapore to the rich filmic history of Buenos Aires, the scope of what our world has to offer coaxes students out of the Oxy Bubble to explore something new each year.

The Kakehashi Friendship Ties Program Delegation, Japan

Zulema Iboa-Garcia, Peru

Lindsay Fisher, Shelby Flavin, England

James Coholan, Italy

Amanda Magistad, Spain

Dexter Blackwell, Russia

Alex Battest, New Zealand

Vagina Monologues

Ana Vargas

Ginny Wyatt, Audrey Shawley

Emma Cones

Carolina Arenas

Nina Monet Reynoso

Lani Cupo

Emily Gao

Margot Simon

Nguhi Muturi The ladies of the Vagina Monologues graced Thorne Hall once again with pieces ranging in theme from gendered violence to invigorating sexuality, from issues of queerness to the experience of getting periods. Selling over six-hundred tickets this year, it was one of the most popular performances in Oxy memory.The impressive turnout could be partially credited to a fantastic week of consciousness-raising--donut and dildo sales, an arsenal of pussy-empowering T-shirts, and even a vagina suit were featured in the leading-up to the big night. With all proceeds going to Peace Over Violence, the performance was successful not only in moving an audience to laughter and tears, but also in making a stride towards shaping a more open, peaceful, and loving world.

Emma Cones, Nina Monet Reynoso, Nguhi Muturi

New Play Festival

Nikki Resendez, Hannah Kaminsky

Allison Schreuder, Zoe Lerman

Megan McKiernan

Natalie Makel Rhys Hyatt, Greg Feiner

Rob Turner

Keck Theater came alive for the New Play Festival this year. Over a span of three nights, five original student-written plays were read by a combination of Oxy theater students and professional actors/directors. Billy Schmidt’s Bombs Away got the festival started, detonating waves of laughter through his satirical exploration of American anxiety about terrorism and anarchy. Maricela Guardado’s This is How the Pacheco Brothers Make Their Mama’s Chicken Soup mixed sharp wit and emotional lyricism in an exploration of family politics in the wake of loss. The Festival’s range in tone and content made it worth watching as many plays as possible.

Declan Meagher

Nick Justice

Megan McKiernan

Charlie Haakenson

Apollo Night

Oby Okpalanma , Dalin Celamy, Antoniqua Roberson, Sammy Nwabueze, Onye Nwabueze, Zawadia LeFang

Reilly Brown, Abel Quintero

Nina Monet Reynoso, Chance Ward, Daniel Capparella, EvaMarie David

Daniel Waruingi, Earl Park

Emily Applewhite, Jessica Fay

Micah Garrido, Divya Sarathy

Jessica Lee, Deon Summerville, Mika Cribbs

Nina Monet Reynoso, Euella Jackson, Chance Ward Noah Winnick, Lencia Kebde

MCd by the lively Chance Ward and Nina Monet Reynoso, Oxy’s annual Apollo Night talent show is perennially one of the most attended events on campus. Modeled after Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, this year’s event was stolen by the heartfelt spoken words of Euella Jackson discussing the different feelings associated with various types of relationships: friends, friends with benefits, and exclusive dating. Other fan favorites included a unique jump-rope routine and an old time-spin on a Britney Spear’s hit.

Alton Luke

Eren Isvan, Angus McDonald

Dance Pro

Natalie Zyfers, Shea Backes, Charlotte Umanoff, Ruby Chen, Zuleika de la Cruz, Millie Duncan, Kirsten Laursen

Lily Goldner, Zuleika de la Cruz

Shaila Hernandez, Jessica Lee, Eloise Wukmir, Dalin Celamy, Esme Brown, Maddy Farkas

Aidan Dougherty, Sarah Dalessi, Rhea Bhatia, Lily Moffet

Scott Lew, Clare Shuey, Jacob McGrath, Brian Okimoto, Allen Chen, Ian McPherson, Noellie Nemoto

Erica Fedornak, Mariana Martinez, Delaney Kilgour

Maddie Lubeck, Julianne Butt, Hannah Langford, Hilary Fitzsimmons

Kiera Cox, Flynn Aldrich, Brenna Reid Andrew Valenzuela, Alia Becker, Claire Van Fossen, Pavel Gladkevich, Scott Lew

Dance Production is one of the best-attended and most hyped events each year. With styles ranging from Hula Kahiko (choreographed this year by sophomore sociology major Kelly Fitzgerald) to Hip Hop (frosh physics major Ian McPherson), the performances emerge from an immense collaboration by an eclectic range of peers from all sorts of backgrounds and areas of study. They rehearsed weekly and, through endless sweat-inducing practice, created an adrenaline-pumped performance. Mariana Martinez, Deon Summerville, Elizabeth Hansel, Claire Organick

Ellie Bao, Lily Goldfarb, Dalin Celamy, Isaac Dalsheimer, Zuleika de la Cruz, Kelly Fitzgerald, Julianne Butt, Antoniqua Roberson, Emily Duong, Ashley Corneilson, Erica Fedornak, Amelia Buchanan, Kenna Ruis

Clubs

Oliver Benezra, Patrick Walsh, Will Bergman, Melody Dahlgren

La Hermanas Aliadas

Drew Jaffe, Lauren Rewers, Emiko Schwab, Oscar Yip, Adam Angelino

Sam Page, Jackson Beck, Greg Feiner

Agnes Waithira, Jasmine Esparza, Chris Rom-Toribio

Hyper Xpressions Bruce Steele

Miki Konishi, Khloe Swanson, Rosie Yasukochi

Rebecca Goodfriend, Erin London, Teresa Pangallozzi

Chris Hong, James Coholan, Micah Garrido

Clubs

Sarah Mosley, Clark Leazier, Nora Killian

Hannah Woods, Brian Erickson, Dana Michels

Jessica Shiosaki

Pavel Gladkevich

Sofia Resnik, Skye Harnsberger

Emma White, Amythis Soltani Joe Phuong, CJ Maruyama

Dionne Wesley, Edward Jackson, Juliette Beighle, Dorian Rico

39 Eushrah Hossain, Rai Haynes-Venerable, Jesse Wong

Earl Park, John Drumright

La Encina

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For over 100 years, the hardworking staff at La Encina has been documenting and printing small pieces of Occidental’s recorded history and providing a valuable resource for students past and present. Despite its small, 13-person staff, the yearbook covers nearly every group, team, and face that steps on campus. Whether making sales, taking pictures, or writing this very copy, the completely student-led team goes the extra mile to create a book whose significance will live on for generations of future Tigers. It is worth adding that, in our completely subjective opinion, this year’s book could be one of Occidental’s finest ever.

Saaron and Jenna learn how to read! Jackson and Mickey say wassup

Ash uses cameras 40 Willie won’t look back at it

We would not survive without Jonathan

Georgina doin her thang

Bo has really cool toys

Multitasking Michael Claire has a mini-horse 41 Caldwell and Chris <3

ASOC

Izzie Ojeda, Antoniqua Roberson, Nina Grimes, Theo Savini, Savannah D’Orazio, Rick Pfleeger, Paul Charbonneau, EvaMarie David, Tamara Himmelstein, Jarron Williams, Amy Pino, Julia d’Amours, Mari Peña, Grace Hancock, Zulema Iboa-Garcia

Senate

Oxy’s Senate is made up of one President and 13 Senators. The Senate allows the strong voices of Oxy’s diverse student body to be heard, and the governing body is also the first stop for funding initiatives on campus. This year and last, much of the Senate’s agenda has been concerned with the passing of a new constitution and the approval of a new Diversity and Equity Branch of the ASOC, which has recently come into fruition.

Honor Board

Made up of 10 students elected by their peers, Oxy’s Honor Board was designed to represent the student body perspective on the college’s constitution. The Honor Board deals with three types of cases: Judicial, Academic, and Honor. Moreover, the Honor Board is responsible for approving the ASOC budget and reviewing any student body fee increases. Most notably, the Honor Board clashed with the ASOC senate last year over the proposed student-body increase for DEB and whether the increase was constitutional.

Ian Hutchcroft, Jonathan Kanellakos, Kara Alam, Flora Adamian, Earl Park, Will Huang, Robbie George, Wooyoung Lim

DEB

The Diversity and Equity Board (DEB) is described by Oxy’s website as, “an official student-led branch of ASOC focused on empowerment and improved conditions for structurally marginalized groups”. Its members oversee funding for cultural and diversity-themed clubs and organizations, push difficult discussions around diversity and marginalization to the forefront through funding talks, lectures, and events, and work hard to improve the Oxy experience for all its students. Abhilasha Bhola, Gabby Rosenada Valdes, Tim Lewis, Nina Monet Reynoso, Rai Haynes-Venerable, LJ Valenzuela

Sustainability Fund

In an effort to make Occidental a more sustainable, earth-friendly campus, the Renewable Energy and Sustainability Fund invests in initiatives presented by their fellow students. This branch of ASOC is one of the newest, but has proven a valuable resource for both students and the college as a whole. Motivated students have the opportunity to take on their own projects that improve both the campus and the world, little by little.

Yzzy Mirabelli-Montan, Skye Harnsberger, Sam Royall, George Geicke, Sarah Mosley, Jenny Low, Zoe Alles, Khloe Swanson, Nora Killian, Julissa Plascencia, Marvin Browne, Sammy Herdman, Alexis Harrington, Jesus Flores

Student Services

Rounak Maiti, Soraya Sebghati, Caroline Neumann, Kyle Oye, Marvin Browne, Emma White, Victoria Hasenfuss

Some of ASOC’s funding supports student-run organizations that make life as a student at Oxy a little richer. The Oxy Weekly delivers the scoop on campus-related and larger issues, the Bengal Bus carries people to their favorite off-campus spots free of charge, the Oxy Design Service provides artistic rendering for club posters, KOXY takes care of student-run radio programming as well as putting on a series of local concerts, and the Bike Share lets students get from class to class in a quarter of the time they normally would.

Campus Dining

Zach Cohen, Sam Astorga

Ginny Wyatt, Sofia Benito

Nikki Resendez, Venus Chung, Marissa Naraghi, Winnie Bee, Julia Smith, Daniel Perez, Julissa Plascencia

Halla Keir, Alma Olavarria Gallegos, Daniel Waruingi

Georgia Tucker, Rai Haynes-Venerable

Frances Delfin, Margot Simon, JJ Friedman

Jennifer Vasquez, Jasmine Esparza, Daniela Borquez

Stephanie Peacock, Nick Foy, Jesse Kreger

Keli Butame, EvaMarie David

Dining on campus consists either of a stop at one of the Marketplace stations, an afternoon-or-evening Cooler run, putting a coffee or pastry order in at the Green Bean, or taking a stroll over to the Coffee Cart for some late-night snacks.

Marketplace Staff

Campus Dining

Margaret Fossand, Mylan Gerbeyesus

Edwin Perezic, Jack Dayton, Will Ayres

Katie Walt, Grayson Burdon

Alex Cohen, Claire Sears, Juliette Blackmun

Connor Pendleton, Colette de Beus, Ethan Vu

Jack Schofield, Chance Ward

Katie O’Connor, Shai Goodman

Matthew Huang, Deryk Jiang

Sophie von Bergen, Kylie Teller

A few things have changed this year in our various dining areas. The Marketplace started selling fruit bowls from the Berry Bowl on York. The Green Bean has switched coffee vendors to Café Vida and bakeries from Lovebirds to Elsa’s, a more local, natural-foods alternative.

Anna Palmer

Construction

Hameetman Career Center

Jonathan Kanellakos in the HCC

Hameetman Career Center

Benj Salkind in the Registrarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office

Registrarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office

HCC Patio and Garden

HCC Garden

Braun Hall Bathroom

Occidentalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s construction team was hard at work this year updating the campus architecture. In addition to updating the Braun bathrooms, they did some serious work on the AGC, redoing the Registrarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office and remaking the Career Development Center into the Hameetman Career Center. Students also puzzled over the swath of taped-off ground by the Cooler for a few weeks before realizing the grass was being replaced by a sleek, curving garden area. Thanks to the workers, we have a slightly more beautiful campus this year.

Library

Shasta Clokey

Huntington Wu

The Occidental Library appears to have lost a lot of its books. In the 3rd-Floor Quiet Section, rows of stacks have vanished, replaced by clusters of desks. Although its physical book collection may have been condensed, the reaches of its online database continues to expand. In addition, the ongoing Special Collections harbors fascinating literary artifacts from exhibits on Oxy alumni like nature poet Robinson Jeffers and social activist Ernesto Galarza. They also showcase the work of more recent students in the form of the Letterpress Printing classâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; exhibit, and the beautiful Cosman Shell Collection in the Main Floor hall.

Kristin Oberiano, Hana Mizuno

Phillip Grove

Aidan Holliday, Thomas Egan, Judith Glikberg, Maggie Su

James Packwood, Haelan Nunn

Dan Gittelman-Egan, Austin Santino Jenna Brown, Lexie Sparrow, Lindsay Opoku-Acheampong, Courtney Searcy

Aneesah Ettress, Lexie Filkins

Amanda Herold, Cassandra Guidice, Sierra Slack, Matt Schorr, Allie Sundara

Carolyn Marsh

Professors With class sizes small enough to make personal, friendly connections with their students, most professors come to the college to do just that. They go well beyond the classroom to help their students, from field trips, to office hours, to aiding the job search. All in all, our professors define the Oxy studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s academic experience. Pricella Guzman, Kanadpria Basu, Alec Garofalo

Dylan Sabo

TamĂĄs Lengyel

Gloria Orozco

Daniel Snowden-Ifft

Motoko Ezaki

Alex Levers, Edmond Johnson

Broderick Fox

Ron Buckmire

Marla Stone

Linda Stark, Helen Tavetian

Dolores Treviso, Maricela Guardado

Independent Research

Sam Huff Brandon Richardson

54 Lauren Breynaert

Pavel Gladkevich

Brian Erickson, Maricela Guardado

Most departments at Oxy offer students opportunities to delve into their specific interests through independent research. Students interested in international research can pursue a Richter opportunity to fund their exploration. Economics majors produce content from capitalist corruption to the impact of physical education on financial success. English majors can either review literature with a focus on something like Marxis feminism or pursue an Argonaut summer research program in creative writing. Science majors work either in labs or reviewing scientific literature. The possibilities are varied and plentiful.

Tina Zolfaghari

Alton Luke

Emiko Schwab, Emma White

Collin Mostoufi

CTSJ: Journal of Undergraduate Research

OXY UNITED Occidental College boasts a mission to educate a “gifted and diverse group of students;” but when those diverse students demand the education they were promised, they are met with an unresponsive administration and bureaucratic abuse. The administration’s consistent neglect of Black students and their demands has fostered a painfully tense campus climate, representing feelings of pain and betrayal from Black and non-black students alike. Hence, this piece was written from the office of the Vice President of Finance of Occidental College. I am one of the 400 students who occupied this space from Monday November 16th at 12:30 pm to Friday November 20th at 8:00 pm, and we will continue to fight until our demands have been met. We started this occupation in solidarity with students at Mizzou, Yale, Ithaca, Claremont, and other predominantly white institutions (PWIs) across the nation. We, black students and students of color, have experienced discrimination and mistreatment by administration since our admission. As students, we are willing to let our academic performances suffer in order to ensure our survival. This is why creating safe spaces and protecting marginalized students should be the responsibility of the administration. Failure is not an option. We, Oxy United for Black Liberation, delivered a list of 14 demands to the president last week following a national day of action protest on Thursday November 12th. First on the list of the demands is the immediate removal of President Jonathan Veitch from his position. Since becoming president in 2009, Veitch has only disappointed students. Veitch has been given over 49 demands from three different groups of students; only 3 of those demands have been met. His continued evasion of students’ needs has created a culture of irresponsibility. The administration responds to our frustrations with empty conversations that lead to no action. Our distress is met with silence, and we are forced to constantly advocate for ourselves.

FOR

BLACK LIBERATION Veitch does not appear to care about students of color, especially Black students, at Occidental because he does not have to care. As a white, cis, affluent, heterosexual man, he has the privilege to ignore the violence we face everyday.The board of trustees continues to increase his salary every year because they only care about what’s in their pockets. Veitch brings in money to the college by tokenizing the same students who are imploring the board to acknowledge their suffering. It is impossible for us to exist here. We suffocate in this space. I will stay in the administrative building and take their space. We will make them uncomfortable for as long as we have to. I don’t want to have to sacrifice a semester’s worth of hard work, but I don’t have a choice. We are tired of being led by an incompetent president who literally turns his back on students who are trying to explain why they are suffering at this institution. No one is listening to us. Our experiences and our pain — our daily oppression — do not matter to the administration. People of color are identified as problems to manage instead of students to provide for. Warmly,

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White students stand in solidarity (Walkout)

Black students raise fists during the Black National Anthem (Football Demonstration)

Student creates artwork for movement (Occupation Day 1)

Students make themselves at home in the administrative building (Occupation Day 1)

College President flees the Alumni House in face of protestors (Occupation Day 3)

Black Lives Matter leaders join protestors (Occupation Day 3)

Black students turn backs on American flag in protest (Basketball demonstration)

Students gather in front of AGC in preparation for occupation (Occupation Day 1)

Campus Safety officers escort staff out of the administrative building (Occupation Day 2)

Students demand College Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s resignation (Occupation Day 3)

Students analyze adminstrationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s response to demands (Occupation Day 4)

Students reclaim the AGC building (Occupation Day 4)

Student Life

Selfie

Georgina Garcia-Obledo

Caldwell Biddle

62 Sasha Eberhardt

Gabriel Dunatov, Gaea Morales, Joscelyn Guzman

Claire Kim

Madi Hallare, Olivia Tenney

Skye Harnsberger

Graham Spain

Olivia Rioseco, Arianna Sue

Yinbo Gao

Celia Ruskin, Marcus Forbes Raven Campbell, Hannah Neal

Chris Brandt

Kristi Fujimoto

Aidan Dougherty, Isaac Glanzrock

Alex Hall, Aditya Kankipati

Cory Lomberg, Rosie Yasukochi

Mika Cribbs, Courtney Searcy, Dean Lin

Tattoos

Sarah Dalessi

Cory Lomberg

Ruben Teverow

Kevin Chiang

Joyce Yao

Raven Campbell

Daryl Barker

Gillian Binnie 64

Breyanni Santiago

Chance Ward

Caldwell Biddle

Ran Zhang Alex Palmer

Natalie Gardner

Jiahe Hou Ash Alexander

Zoe La Du

Ashley Cornelison

Laptop Stickers

Mackenzie Bretz

Cole Warner

Isaac Wang

Lucky Looby

Sasha Eberhardt

Alec Garofalo

Julia dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amours

Matt Parker

Will Nahmens

Nina Wheeler

Ben Knobel

Bennet Harrison

Campus Style Nick Conklin

Soraya Sebghati

Ash Alexander

Courtney Searcy

Alex Flood-Bryzman

Edward Jackson, Toby Ellentuck

Maricela Guardado Micah Garrdio

Mari PeĂąa Rosario

AB Choi

Greek Life

Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Lambda Phi Alpha, Delta Omicron Tau

Aisli Valencia, Karen Romero Estrada, Caâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;la Connors

Adam Angelino, Will Nahmens Claire Bernert, Audrey Shawley

Greek organizations continued to be some of the most active on campus in terms of philanthropy, social life, and on-campus events. From the old-fashioned fraternities and sororities, to the gender-neutral Zeta Tau Zeta, to academic fraternities such as Alpha Chi Sigma, the Occidental Greek scene offers something for everyone looking to up their college involvement.

Briggs Hupper, Nathaniel Whitmore, Charlie Witwer

Olivia Davis, Angelica Preciado, Day ja Tillman

Ciara Byrne, Raven Campbell

Phi Kappa Psi

Sophie von Bergen

Althea Dillon, Elizabeth Taylor

Peter Kukla, Theophilus Savini, McKenna Maness, Tatum Katz, Marty Guerero, Molly Anderson, Ani Graves, Shea Backes

Karen Oliva Mylan Gerbeyesus

Residential Life

Berkus Hall Berkus Hall, formerly known as Rangeview, is Occidental’s largest residence hall. The hall is one of Oxy’s most coveted living quarters, and students who live here do so very comfortably in either double or ‘tringle’ rooms. Some students describe it as a hotel, a good place for comfort and quiet.

Maile Kawasaki

Maya Carlin Ama Peiris

Tristan Mehlhaff

John Niman

Patrick Templeton

Connor Lewis-Smith, Caleb Haas

Isaac Dalsheimer, Max Hornstein Nathalie Brick

Ashley Rivera

LJ Valenzuela

BY and Wylie Halls

Wylie has the enviable quality of being air-conditioned and incredibly convenient as it is just a short walk from the library. With some of its dorm-room windows opening directly to the path below, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a prime location to hail friends from above and gloat about air-conditioning while they pass by on their sunny, sweaty way. Upper-division hall Bell Young is right next door to three other halls, Pauley, Berkus and Wylie, making social life a walk in the park for residents. It also has two spacious lounge areas, air conditioning, and is nearby the Quad.

Theo Bass, Nick Mayer

Ash Alexander, Khloe Swanson

Adrianna Housman

Weiyao Zhang, Yingshuang Zheng, Chongmo Tang

Allison Wendt

Siri Guntupalli, Sanjana Datla

Sam Royall, Tessa Blum, MacKenna Wenzl

Lianne McKinney, Nathalie Brick Lowell Berry, Riley Wall

Jeremy Bloom

Nicholas Fong

Braun Hall Braun Hall’s newly renovated bathrooms highlight some of the past year’s biggest residential housing renovations. It is one of five first-year residence halls on campus and is going off a theme of “Braun Mountain” this year to compliment its neighboring hall’s “Stewie Ski Lodge”. While perhaps not the most sightly dorm on campus, Braun has an aura about it that draws strong connections from its residents.

Gabriel Parra, Eloise Wukmir

Melissa Morales, Jasmyne Ward, Naomi Brauner

Anoop D’ Souza

Hannah Glover, Darby Pak, Nasira Pratt, Naomi Brauner, Marissa Troupe

Scott Niman

Nash Haydon

Paisley Dutcher, Veronica Larkin, Megan McKiernan

Ruben Teverow, Cameron Coe Matt Hao, Asha Hanstad, Anisha Rao, Shai Goodman, Nicole Litt

Peter Fanikos

Shai Goodman

Chilcott Hall

Chilcott is a first-year residence hall that lays claim to one of the nicest lounge areas on campus. On top of that, it’s close to the Green Bean, the Marketplace, and the Cooler so its Frosh residents will never go hungry (unless it’s a Sunday night when nothing is open). It’s also right across from the Weingart Art Center, so food for the eyes is as accessible as food for the stomach.

Cora Davies

Ellie Amann, Claire Organick Claire Hunter

Trevor Jung, Max Meade

Sabrina Palmer

Allison Kilday

Oliver Killeen

Kallyn Song-Nichols Kevin Fistanic

Peter Laminette, Roger Lemburg

Katie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor

Erdman Hall

Dubbed a “period hall” by the college, Erdman Hall offers singles, doubles, and triples to its low-numbered room draw inhabitants. Built with a unique 1920’s architectural style, Erdman Hall’s spacious, air-conditioned rooms and its proximity to the dining halls make it a great place to spend a year at Oxy.

Candice Crilly

Beau Taylor Chris Brandt

Nguhi Muturi

Tess Arrighi

Marin Weiskopf

Brandon Richardson

Jake Richman, James Tupper-Bridges

Sophie von Bergen

Amythis Soltani

Calvin Lu

Haines Hall

Haines Hall is located conveniently on lower campus between Emmons and Chilcott. It is most commonly known for serving as the incubator of President Obamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s political visions and ideals, which is represented by a collage in front of the building of photos taken during his student days. The college recently added new carpets to all of the common area floors, really bringing out the magic in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Harry Potter-themed residence hall.

Ty Hranac, Anna Shlim, Nick Conklin, Ethan Vu

Will Dean Scotty Pruitt

Lindsay Drapkin

Robi Bhowmik

Marcus Forbes

Sam Soule, Lila Chu, Ian Silverstein, Sil Zeir, Matt Schorr, Matthew Riback

Daria Stachowiak Mo Mills, Marlon Savinelli, Gabriel Watson

XuDong Yang

Momo Lewis, Katie Baum, Sammy Nwabueze, Olivia Rioseco

Newcomb Hall

Newcomb hosts primarily first-years, but every year a select number of sophomores, juniors, and seniors live here as well. The hall is one of the most modern and new spaces on campus, equipped with air-conditioning and conveniently located on the north end of lower campus just above Booth Hall. Located within the hall is the Newcomb Media Suite, home of The Occidental Weekly and this very La Encina Yearbook.

Noel Jameson

copy Henry Yuan Lotus Belle-Glover

Camille Baechler

William Shea

Ian Convy

Naomi Hong, Eunice Ko

Eliana Sternin Eushrah Hossain

Bryce Hickam, Justin Wong

Sara Luster

Norris Hall

Norris, a themed living community, is hard to summarize, as there are so many different dynamics coexisting under one common name. These suite-style residences are arguably the most unique on campus, and perennially one of the most socially active.

James Packwood

Kelly Kirkland

Kevin Chiang

John Yonamine, Teresa Pangallozzi, Lila Chu, Eli Remy, Brooks Yeager, Sam Soule, Thomas Stephens, Bryant McLafferty

Blue Tower Quad

Paul Sirri, Ronald Chan, Isaac Glanzrock, Amruth Chamraj

Gio Bautista, Erik Silverness, Sam Kowitch, Sam Burnett, Jovani Barajas

George Geicke, Abel Tiong

Chloe Lassman

Margaux Ziss

Tamar Maljian

Pauley Hall

Pauley is Occidental’s multicultural hall. People with varying cultural backgrounds have it as not only a living space, but a place to discuss, share, and acknowledge one another’s experiences. It’s also home to the MLK Lounge, an important space for hanging out, doing homework, or tackling challenges and questions regarding identity in a complexly-cultured campus (and world).

Breyanni Santiago

Ian McPherson, Andrew Valenzuela Braxton Harris

Chris Rom-Toribio

Alia Becker

Luis Figueroa, Ben Veatch

Karim Sharif, Camille Shrager

Dire Ezeh Gaby Castillo, Danielle Raskin

Eren Isvan

Sandy Pattison

Stearns Hall

Nestled between Keck Theater and lower campus, Stearns is an upper-division residence hall complete with multiple outside patios and a nice central courtyard to hang out in. The Mitchell Garden is right across the parking lot from it, providing yet another spot in which to hang out and enjoy Oxyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s flora.

Lauren Hutkin, Eva Townsend

Alana Hillman Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angela Pritchett-Rowe

Cyrus Hughlett

Jenna Feldman

Rizwan Popatia, Ranjit Inamdar, Frank Ye

Ginny Wyatt

Alexa Lee Rizwan Popatia, Risa Hammel

Mickey Yao

George Newton, Sammy Herdman

Stewie Hall Stewart-Cleland Hall, otherwise known as “Stewie”, is a first-year residence hall on upper campus. Its theme this year is “Stewie Ski Lodge”, a counterpart to “Braun Mountain” nearby. Despite its spacious lounge area complete with pool tables and a TV, its main claim to fame is “Stewie Beach”, which is in fact not a beach but a grassy lawn. Whenever the weather’s nice one is sure to find plenty of people there soaking up the sun and fresh air, tossing a frisbee, or strumming a guitar.

Sam Huff

George Newton, Lindsey Ingram Marissa White

Enraptured by the television

Malone Hedges

Alex Zim, Wyatt Duncan

Claire Weider, Will Martel

Liz Richman William Kim

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Mariana Martinez, Emma Wilson, Justin Ratzan-Wank

Themed Living

Some Oxy students choose to live together in like-minded communities in order to foster discussion and action on issues they care about, be it the Food Justice House, who attempt to live and eat ethically, the Queer House, creating an open space for non-normative gender expression, or Berkus Houseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s women-centric experience.

Daryl Barker

Tess Langseth-Depaolis McKenna Maness

Hazel Hering

Siyanna Ahmadu, Anna Stokolosa

Leah Winfrey

Laurel Cheever, Aidan Dougherty, Ash Alexander, Elena Lopez

Carson Lambert Chance Ward

Anya Conlon

Lauren Breynaert

Off Campus

Many seniors and a small group of juniors call somewhere off campus home. The majority live within a mile of campus but others have moved into other neighborhoods of Los Angeles, from downtown to Pasadena. Off-campus housing makes up a sizable portion of the Occidental nightlife, and a few houses tend to serve year-toyear as party venues.

Sarah Greilsamer

Rhys Berkwitt, Keith Jones, Frankie Radogna

Daniel Stigall

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Thea Dery, Ariella Levitch

Zander Silverman

Sam Ravetz, Andrew Garrison, Alex Flood-Bryzman, Asa Welch

Grace West, Zoe Elkins, Sianni Rosenstock, Alexandra Bozuwa, Erika May, Claudia Dumpson, Olivia Jenkins

Natalie Zyfers Marty Guerero

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Brandy Huff

Evan Lubin, Miranda Camozzi, Mark Adler

Christina Sabin

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Karen Oliva Mylan Gerbeyesus

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Karen Oliva Mylan Gerbeyesus

Sports

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Football

Elijah Duran, Kwame Do

Niko Lachman, Bryan Scott, Michael Consunji, Jim Partee, Nicolas Lunn, Alec Garofalo

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Isaiah Amaechi, Kazim Apaydin, Matthew Beeson, Alan Bliss, Ian Bonde, Trent Branch, Garrett Bronken, Evan Buckwalter, Devin Bullock, Kenneth Carmona Quintero, Devin Chapman, Paul Charbonneau, Andrew Clarey, Christian Clark, Michael Consunji, Joe Costello, Kwame Do, Casey Dudley, Elijah Duran, Chris Garcia, Alec Garofalo, Joey Garza, Dan Gittelman-Egan, Joseph Gonzalez, Max Gruber, Chris Hagmaier, Cordell Harris, Zach Heerwagen, Brandon Hohengarten, Zachary Hunter, Kevin Hurh, Aaron Jones, Benjamin Kamerin, Brett Kassel, Adam Koel, Niko Lachman, Austin Lee, Nicholas Lunn, Malcolm MacLeod, Carson Malbrough, Marcus McDuffie, Rahsaan Middleton, Nathan Miranda, Kaleb Mitchell, Shay Mueller, Matthew Mulvehill, Nicholas Mungia, Carlton Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal, Jim Partee, Derek Poetzinger, Chris Rom-Toribio, Austin Santino, Bryan Scott, Will Sheerin, Keaton Shiffman, Chaz Shizumura, Jacob Shore, Anthony Stanley, Matthew Trusiak, Robert Twyman, Garrett Van, Michael Velasquez, Max Vinci, Conner Williams, Mark Wolohan

Alec Garofalo, Nicholas Lunn, Cordell Harris

Max Gruber The football team finished the year with a 5-4 record, though it was one of the best seasons in recent memory. Program-defining moments include the huge homecoming win against last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s champion Chapman and running back Kwame Do breaking the all-time SCIAC rushing record.

Jacob Shore Aaron Jones

Devin Bullock, Niko Lachman 107

Men’s Soccer

Matthew Labrie

Daniel Lawson

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Jon Yonamine, Tristan Cooper, Gabriel Barrett-Jackson, Elijah Remy, Valdair Martins-Lopes, Michael Tonetti, Keegan McChesney, Morgan Bennett-Smith, Santiago Bedoya-Gallego, Grayson Burdon, Zack Conrad, Connor Freeman, Brooks Yeager, Ariel Rosso, Benjamin “Ed” Sartor, Daniel Lawson, Ethan Glass, Ryan Banard, Tod Kawada, Matthew Labrie, Peter Laminette, Liam Walsh, Austin Lee, Thayer Fisher, Alejandro Pelayo, Alban Zohn, Theo Atkinson

Morgan Bennett-Smith

Valdair Martins-Lopes The men’s soccer team continued on its success from last year with another post-season appearance this year. With this season’s success, it is safe to say the Tigers have established themselves as one of the SCIAC’s elite teams and will look to make their mark on the national stage.

Ryan Banard Ethan Glass

Liam Walsh, Peter Laminette 109

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer Team

Julie Khil

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Adriana Bucceri, Molly Callans, Nicole Castro, Kayla Coleman, Erin Dung, Dallas Gunny, Alana Hillman, Kelsey Hung, Erin Iacullo, Dru Ishibashi, Rosalind Jones, Julie Khil, Katherine Kim, Dana Lim, Megan Maher, Marilena McCarty, Anissa Raja, Camille Shrager, Kylie Takafuji, Sydney Tomlinson, Michaela Tsusha, Sophia Vallas, Giuliani Zanutta

Michaela Tsuha

Erin Iacullo Despite beating top-ranked Redlands both home and away, the Tigers finished the 2015 season just out of playoff contention. Nevertheless, the Lady Tigers will return all but two players next year, including 2014 SCIAC Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Player of the Year Julie Khil, making the future look bright for the squad going forward.

Dana Lim Sydney Tomlinson

Alana Hillman 111

Cross Country

Andrew Jack

Roxanne Valle

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Miles Anderson, Jovani Barajas, Jeremy Bloom, Tristan Boblet, Jared Bricklin, Daniel Essayan, Samuel Burnett, Raoul Friedemann, Michael George, Robert George, Andrew Jack, Oliver Kileen, Keenan Leary, Harrison Luft, Atif Malik, Ryan Morris-McDermott, Matthew Parker, Rajan Pherwani, Austin Sankaran, Tristan Santos, Erik Silverness, Aaron Sugimoto, Tommy Warfel, Maya Allen Camille Anderson, Aria Blumm, Megan Bull, Mel Devoney, Natalie Gradwohl, Isela Hernandez, Joyce Liao, Sarah Ruiz, Gurlan Sangha, Erika Schell, Claire Shellem, Eva Townsend, Roxanne Valle

Tristan Santos, Keenan Leary

Tommy Warfel Both teams had strong seasons as the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s team ran its way to a fourth place West Region ranking while the womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s team reached a sixth place ranking. Both teams will only lose three seniors, giving lots of hope to be optimistic about the future of the program.

Natalie Gradwohl, Aria Blumm, Claire Shellem, Eva Townsend

Camille Anderson

Raoul Friedemann, Harrison Luft 113

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waterpolo

Alexander Zim, Josh Needleman, Hank Franscioni, Matt Munet, Paul Bergevin

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waterpolo Team

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Josh Needleman, Adam Florsheim, Matt Weiser, Matt Munet, Topher Lacrampe, William Kim, Matt Otsuka, Dominic Rodriguez, Theo Bass, Paul Bergevin, Hank Franscioni, Nicholas Lakon, Alexander Zim, Patrick Maloney, Mo Mills

Josh Needleman

Dominic Rodriguez Training hard and playing harder, the Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Water Polo team displayed skill and dedication this season. Welcoming Chris Lee as their new head coach, the team went 4-21 overall. The team works well collaborativelyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;in one game against Caltech, Matt Munet scored three goals and Matt Weiser scored two, sharing the offensive game evenly. Josh Needlemen and Adamn Florsheim similarly split the defensive side of things, the former saving 8 goals in the first half and the latter saving the same amount in the second.

Matt Weiser Paul Bergevin, Matt Munet

Matt Otsuka 115

Volleyball

Meighann Mahoney, Camille Baechler

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Volleyball Team

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Julie Alas, Camille Beachler, Katie Baum, Sarah Beene, Tiareh Cruz, Annika Dechert, Sabrina Degnan, Sarah Goetz, Cassandra Guidice, Amanda Herold, Treâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shunda James, Kandace Korver, Meighann Mahoney, Alex Melikian, Claire Strohm, Allie Sundara, Shaylee Warner, Peri Warren, Anna Sophia Yung

Shaylee Warner, Sarah Beene

Annika Dechert, Julie Alas The young Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Volleyball team improved upon its 2014 conference record in a tough 2015 SCIAC conference, and nearly topped the nationally-ranked La Verne towards the end of the season. The team will return with some of its top players for the next season, including all-SCIAC hitter Claire Strohm.

Claire Strohm Amanda Herold, Cassandra Guidice

Kandace Korver, Allie Sundara 117

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

Andrew Garrison

Andrew Johnson

Joe Compagno, Austin Dewitz, Erik Eichinger, Andrew Garrison, Kory Hamane, Chase Holiday, Andrew Johnson, Gregory Karapoulios, Spencer Levy, Jay Miller, Brandon Ruotolo, Jeevin Sandhu, Jordan Sloan 118

Jay Miller

Spencer Levy The Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball team played a brand of high-scoring basketball led by senior guard Spencer Levy, junior forward Andrew Johnson, and junior guard Jay Miller. Despite an opening day loss at Caltech, the Tigers have rebounded well, both literally and figuratively, to turn this season into one of the best in recent program history. The squad will lose four seniors to graduation, but will return a solid squad for next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s campaign.

Jeevin Sandhu Brandon Ruotolo

Kory Hamane 119

Women’s Basketball

Nicole Pelletier, Midori McElwee, Kendahl Wallis-Lang, Triana Anderson, Ciara Byrne, Paige Waters, Micaela Clayton, Mackenzie Bretz, Ovie Kabba, Sabrina Palmer, Erin Matsumoto

Grace Baranowski, Ciara Byrne, Erin Matsumoto, Mackenzie Bretz, Dru Ishibashi

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The women’s basketball team showed some impressive bursts of power this season. In a game against San Diego Christian, sophomore Triana Anderson scored a solid 16 points and 7 rebounds. Grace Baranowski claimed the lead for the Tigers against St. Catherine up until the last minuteand-a-half. These instances of individual strength helped rally the team at large and keet everyone motivated and working hard on the court. Then, boosting morale and showing determined grit, they earned themselves four straight wins going into Winter Break, culminating in a high-scoring game against La Sierra University and proving that the Tigers aren’t to be messed with.

Grace Baranowski, Dru Ishibashi

Triana Anderson Triana Anderson, Grace Baranowski, Mackenzie Bretz, Ciara Byrne, Micaela Clayton, Dru Ishibashi, Ovie Kabba, Erin Matsumoto, Midori McElwee, Brachelle Nueku, Sabrina Palmer, Nicole Pelletier, Kendahl Wallis-Lang, Paige Waters Midori McElwee

Erin Matsumoto

Ciara Byrne, Erin Matsumoto

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Swimming and Diving

Maddie DiMarco, Rebecca Hildreth, Hannah Ash

Oxyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Swimming and Diving Team

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Hannah Ash, Laura Chun, Maddie DiMarco, Rebeca Fernandez, Madeline Gillman, Rebecca Hildreth, Madeleine Kaczmarowski, Kleo Kobe, Lizzy Kosin, Joan Kronick, Talia Marcopoto, Carolyn Marsh, Liane McKinney, Megan Mundell, Zoe Namba, Ellie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Lauren Poppenhagen, Miranda Roethler, Rose Seabrook, Erin Van Zanten, Kelsey Walter, Hannah Woods, David Avery, Theo Bass, Edward Dabsys, Tomas Dakan, Elliot Davis, Chidire Ezeh, Hank Franscioni, Cody Hamane, Edward Kochman, Austin Lashley, David Mariscal, Chase Mitchell, Dominic Rodriguez, Ben Sappey, Sean Sullivan, Jake Valente, Matt Weiser, William Westwater, Jeffrey Yoshida

Lizzy Kosin, Zoe Namba, Madeline Gillman, Rebeca Fernandez

Rose Seabrook, Kelsey Walter, Ellie O’Brien The Men’s and Women’s Swim and Dive team made splashes everywhere it went this year. The men’s squad had a strong win over La Verne to start the season and a big win over Cal Lutheran at the midway point. The women’s squad had many great individual performances including Rose Seabrook, who broke Oxy’s 1000-meter and mile records at the SCIAC Championships in February.

Will Westwater Swimming and Diving Team Seniors

Kelsey Walter, Lizzy Kosin, Ellie O’Brien, Rose Seabrook 123

Track and Field

Rachael Hinkel, Allison Kilday, Melissa Braun, Rachel Cockburn, Onye Nwabueze

Caldwell Biddle, Justin Ratzan-Wank, Daniel Capparella, Andrew McCall, Jeh Johnson

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Oliver Artiga, Jovani Barajas, Brody Barkan, Gabriel Barett-Jackson, Caldwell Biddle, Jeremy Bloom, Jared Brickle, Samuel Burnett, Daniel Capparella, Gergory Capra, Paul Charbonneau, Andrew Clarey, Nicholas Conklin, Kyle Dalton, Ivano Del Piccolo, Austin Dewitz, Daniel Essayan, Rowdy Freeland, Robert George, Zach Greenleaf, Julian Hardman, Armand Harvery, Ethan Heffernan, Mirutse Heysus, Andrew Jack, Jeh Johnson, Oliver Killeen, Keenan Leary, Trevor Litwin, Atif Malik, Andrew McCall, Max Meade, Ryan McDermott Morris, Joey Najjar, Stephen Nemeth, Scott Niman, Matthew Parker, Hugh Pegan, Connor Pendleton, Rajan Pherwani, Kase Rattey, Justin Ratzen-Wank, Chris Rom-Toribio, Austin Sankaran, Tristan Santos, Summer Schwartz, Zachary Solomon, Grant Uba, Isaiah Valentine, Ethan Vu, Taylor Walton, Thomas Warfel, Noah Winnick, Jesse Wong, Amelia Ashley, Aria Blumm, Melissa Braun, Rachel Cockburn, Charlotte Cullip, Cora Davies, Sabrina Degnan, Mel Devoney, Isabelle Dunne, Natalie Gradwohl, Rachael Hinkel, Lindsey Ingram, Allison Kilday, Joyce Liao, Delaney Nolin, Onyekachi Nwabueze, Sarah Ruiz, Erika Schell, Braelin Stockton, Claire Strohm, Eva Townsend, Roxanne Valle, Peri Warren, Emma Yudelevitch

Jeh Johnson, Connor Pendleton

Allison Kilday The Tigers Track and Field team had an exciting start to 2016. The Tigers won their first meet against Pomona in three years, including standout performances from Hugh Pegan, a sophomore, running the 100 meter race in just under 11 seconds, and Melissa Braun, a first year, pole vaulting 10 feet, 11 inches, tying for the fourth best record in Oxy history. Meanwhile, both the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s track and field teams beat Pomona-Pitzer scoring 141 to their 133 points. It was a meet that set a confident tone for the rest of the season.

Sam Burnett, Tristan Santos, Ryan Morris, Jovani Barajas

Emma Yudelevitch

Paul Charbonneau 125

Baseball

Reid Gibbs

Brady Fuller

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Dean Abramson, Jared Baur, Jack Brancheau, Charlie Caccamo, Josh Cohen, Jamie Cooper, Devon DeRaad, Scott Ericksen, Liam Fischer, Brady Fuller, Reid Gibbs, Daniel Gowanlock, Riley James, Tommy Lalli, Trevor Lecka, Ian Li, Walker Marks, Will Martel, Eamon McNeil, Will Nahmens, Jake Palumbo, Graham Pimm, Vince Pizzichini, Bryan Smith, Russell Snapp, Derek Sun, Wilson Terrall, Nolan Watson

Eamon McNeil

Will Martel Led by slugger Devon DeRaad, the Men’s Baseball team showcased their hitting ability all season. The team will return a strong core next year, losing only six players to graduation, and will look to continue off of this year’s success. Coach Wetmore is optimistic about next year’s season and the team’s rising potential.

Graham Pimm Jamie Cooper

Jared Baur 127

Softball

Dallas Boyce, Kira Elliott, Bailey Stevens, Alex Battest, Mariah Montgomery, Olivia Thayer, Steph Stamnes, Samantha Yee, Megan Maher, Madison Romero

Alexis Funaki

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The Tigers’ Softball team had a few hard hitters this year. Mackensie Priley and Mariah Montgomery started the season off with the strongest offense on the team. But they weren’t alone in their drive—in the opening game against Lewis & Clark, Alex Battest hit four for four with two RBI’s and two doubles. In that same game, the Tigers were losing until they rallied behind a flurry of hits from Morgan Guisti, Cora Roberts, Alexis Funaki, and Bailey Stevens, coming home with the win at the end of the game. Other notable performances included first year Madison Romero hitting big with bases loaded against Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) to win the game. Overall, the team shared hard hits fairly evenly this season and picked up momentum as they cheered one another on and built off one another’s successes.

Mackensie Priley

Dallas Boyce Alex Battest, Dallas Boyce, Kaitlin Cappetto, Kira Elliott, Alexis Funaki, Morgan Giusti, Natalie Glover, Dallas Gunny, Cayman Hunter, Megan Maher, Mariah Montgomery, Molly Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Mackensie Priley, Cora Roberts, Madison Romero, Stephanie Stamnes, Bailey Stevens, Olivia Thayer, Kasi Whitaker, Samantha Yee

Kira Elliott Kaitlin Cappetto

Mariah Montgomery 129

Lacrosse

Occidental Women’s Lacrosse Team

Shai Goodman

130

The Women’s Lacrosse team built strong momentum this season. Despite losing their first four games, the Tigers had a triumphant win against Aurora, scoring 22 to 7. Mackenzie Wright led the game with seven goals and four assists, with other strong contributions from Sierra Slack, Katie O’Connor, Shai Goodman, Kallyn Song-Nichols, and Ciara Byrne. The Tigers’ win against Aurora also sparked a three game winning streak, with subsequent wins against Albion, Southwestern, and Kalamazoo. Through teamwork, determination, and perspiring dedication, the team found its footing and put itself in good standing.

Kallyn Song-Nichols, Christina Sabin, Nicole Litt, Katie Leyden

Kallyn Song-Nichols Georgia Arnold, Cali Ashmun, Neah Bois, Ciara Byrne, Shai Goodman, Madi Hallare, Katie Leyden, Nicole Litt, Brita Loeb, Katie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Alessandra Quaroni, Rebecca Reese, Christina Sabin, Sierra Slack, Kallyn Song-Nichols, Annie Stevens, Mackenzie Wright

Annie Stevens Sierra Slack

Brita Loeb, Madi Hallare 131

Womens Waterpolo

Lizzy Kosin, Amanda Akiyama, Zulema Iboa-Garcia

Amanda Akiyama, Zulema Iboa-Garcia

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The Women’s Water Polo team had a difficult start to the season. The Tigers’ lost their first three games to Cal Baptist, Whittier College, and UC Irvine, though they were resurge with a 19-5 win over Caltech. Junior Carly Zurcher scored a game high four goals, while Lizzy Kosin, Claudia Oppermann, and Hi’ipoi Lee scored each scored three goals themselves. Despite their rocky start, the Tigers are a young team and will work towards an even better season in 2016-2017.

The Team and Coach Lee

Lizzy Kosin Amanda Akiyama, Laura Chun, Anna De Groot, Kyla Houck, Zulema Iboa-Garcia, Lizzy Kosin, Lizzy Kosin, Hiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ipoi Lee, Claudia Oppermann, Nina Wheeler, Mirei Yasuda, Carly Zurcher

Mirei Yasuda, Zulema Iboa-Garcia Anna De Groot

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Golf

Kristin Oberiano

Samantha Rocha, Jamera Bradley, Katy Uchiyama, Michelle Kong, Hana Mizuno, Kristin Oberiano, Allie Economou, Ella Inman

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It was a well-scoring Fall season for Women’s Golf at Oxy. Senior Kristin Oberiano was the star player of 2015, placing 3rd overall at the NCAA Division II Competition match, and 2nd at CMS Invitational. Notable moments also included the Tigers breaking Oxy’s previous record at the Dennis Rose Invitational due to strong contributions from Kristin Oberiano, Samantha Rocha, Katy Uchiyama, and Hana Mizuno. Both Oberiano and Rocha also managed to get into the top 15 at the SCIAC #1. Similarly, the Men’s Golf team had a swinging season with several highlights. The Tigers placed first at a 20-team tournament at the 2015 Blazer Invitational at the Elmcrest Country Club, in which Colton Bares and Will Mansfield tied with a low score of 72. The Tigers also placed fourth at SCIAC #1 by scoring a team-combined 652 across two rounds of play.

Jack Peden, Cameron Conner, Sam Miller, Colton Bares, Will Mansfield

Ryan Volta Kara Alam, Jamera Bradley, Allie Economou, Ella Inman, Michelle Kong, Hana Mizuno, Kristin Oberiano, Samantha Rocha, Katy Uchiyama, Colton Bares, Cameron Connor, Nicholas Descamps, Andrew Garrison, Dylan Jirsa, Kevin Liu, Will Mansfield, Sam Miller, Jack Peden, Ryan Volta, Danyaal Waheed, Cole Warner, Ryan Whalen, James Wronoski

Dylan Jirsa Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Golf Team

Ella Inman, Allie Economou, Kristin Oberiano, Hana Mizuno, Katy Uchiyama, Michelle Kong, Samantha Rocha, Jamera Bradley

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Tennis

Lucy Malloch, Lauren Hutkin, Samantha Farrell, Nicole Castro

Carlos Flores, Isa Kibira, Anoop D’Souza

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Despite showing optimism and work ethic throughout the year, the Men’s Tennis team found themselves struggling to put wins together after losing some of their strongest players from last year due to graduation and transfers. However, with only two seniors will not leaving after this season, the Tigers will be able to learn and grow from this year and attempt another run at a SCIAC Conference championship next year. The Women’s Tennis team, on the other hand, was able to pull off some big wins this season despite a tough schedule. Led by senior Keilani Bonis-Ericksen and sophomore Samantha Farrell, the squad claimed an away victory over conference rival Whittier Poets, steadily handled a tough NAIA opponent in Biola University, and put up strong fights against Midwestern opponents Oberlin College and Hardin-Simmons University. While the Tigers will miss Bonis-Ericksen’s leadership next year, the future looks bright for the Tiger as 11 of this year’s team will be returning to play next year.

Andrea Clawson

Lauren Hutkin Trevor Brown, Cameron Coe, Anoop Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Souza, Carlos Flores, Avery Howard, Isa Kibira, Ryan Lee, Kyle Oye, Erik Silverness, Danyaal Waheed, Lexi Banbury, Keilani Bonis-Ericksen, Nicole Castro, Andrea Clawson, Hannah Cohen, Natalie De Benedetti, Samantha Farrell, Lauren Hutkin, Isabella Korfmann, Lucy Malloch, Nicole Pelletier, Marissa White, Jessica Wilcox, Yuting Zhang

Ryan Lee Isa Kibira

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Cheer Team

Occidental Cheer Team

Althea Dillon, Grace Hancock, Coach Shea, Katherine Hardwick, Nami Yasumoto, Hannah Neal, Connie Li, Jasmine Chen The Oxy Cheer team’s Facebook page describes them as “a group of spirited Oxy students who support ALL Oxy Athletics, cheer... and provide spirit for campus wide events”. This year they held themselves up to the task, rallying fans at Homecoming, inspiring players to push themselves to their limits, and even providing support through social media as well (a post on their Facebook page celebrates the Women’s Basketball team’s dedication and drive). As much as they call attention to the players they cheer for, their efforts 138 themselves are as worthy of celebration.

Grace Hancock, Ruby Koontz, Anna Dorfman, Emily Henderson, Nami Yasumoto, Diamond Coleman, Kiki Ong, Jasmine Chen

Katherine Hardwick, Grace Hancock, Althea Dillon Ruby Koontz, Emily Henderson, Katharine Hardwick, Diamond Coleman, Raven Campbell, Althea Dillon, Connie Li, Hannah Neal, Grace Hancock, Jasmine Chen, Nami Yasumoto, Kiki Ong, Anna Dorfman Grace Hancock, Hannah Neal, Raven Campbell, Connie Li Grace Hancock, Emily Henderson, Nami Yasumoto, Kiki Ong, Katherine Hardwick, Connie Li

Raven Campbell, Connie Li, Katherine Hardwick, Hannah Neal, Althea Dillon

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Dance Team

Sophia Rubenstein, Anna Goldberg, Rhiannon Johnson, Sarah Dalessi, Ingrid Ingebretsen, Emma Wilson, Stefanie Polk, Lily Moffet, Mia Smutny, Jessica Lee

Jessica Lee, Mia Smutny, Anna Goldberg, Rhiannon Johnson, Sarah Dalessi, Ingrid Ingebretsen, Lily Moffet, Stefanie Polk, Emma Wilson, Sophia Rubenstein

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Oxy’s Dance Team demonstrated strong commitment and hard work to entertain and inspire the Oxy community this Fall. At home football and soccer games, the Dance Team merited a good portion of the crowd’s cheers at half-time. Displaying jazz, pom, and hip-hop skills, they honed their techniques and styles to songs ranging from “All My Love” by Major Lazer to “Bo$$” by Fifth Harmony, a particularly crowd-pleasing performance exuding self-confidence and style.

Emma Wilson, Jessica Lee

Rhiannon Johnson, Ingrid Ingebretsen, Lily Moffet

Lily Moffet, Anna Goldberg

Emma Wilson, Anna Goldberg, Ingrid Ingebretsen, Sophia Rubenstein, Mia Smutny, Sarah Dalessi, Stefanie Polk

Anna Goldberg, Sarah Dalessi, Emma Wilson, Sophia Rubenstein, Jessica Lee

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Club Sports Men’s Lacrosse Team

Ronald Chan, Caleb Haas, Dave Miyamoto, Ethan Saltzman

Men’s Rugby Team

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Natasha Anderson Diplomacy and World Affairs

Adam Angelino Physics

Emily Applewhite Biology

Emilie Arnau Sociology

Heidi Aronson Biology

James â&#x20AC;&#x153;Theoâ&#x20AC;? Atkinson Economics

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Keilani Bonis-Ericksen Geology

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Claire Cancilla History

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Manoush Castaneda Spanish Language and Literature

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Matthew Cecconi Sociology

Dalin Celamy Sociology

Grace Centauro Art History and Visual Arts

Ari Chalian Biochemistry

Bianca Chang Economics

Lisa Chang Religious Studies

Devin Chapman Psychology

Cristina Checa Philosophy

Yufei Chen Diplomacy and World Affairs

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Dakota Chisholm Diplomacy and World Affairs

Alice Choi Economics

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Koby Deitz Economics

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Alexander Flood-Bryzman

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Brady Fuller Economics

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Natalie Gardner Diplomacy and World Affairs

Asa Gelber Diplomacy and World Affairs

Robbie George Biochemistry

Kate Gibbs Psychology

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Pavel Gladkevich Biochemistry

Justin Godfrey Diplomacy and World Affairs

Ali Goldberg Diplomacy and World Affairs

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William Huang Economics

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Summer Peet Diplomacy and World Affairs

Marielle PeĂąa Rosario Economics

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Sofia Polo Urban and Environmental Policy

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Kase Rattey Kinesiology

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Margaretta Shah

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Cassie Shultz Sociology

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Munraj Singh Biology

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Lexie Sparrow History

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Rachel Taylor Urban and Environmental Policy

Wilson Terrall Diplomacy and World Affairs

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Danny Tobin Diplomacy and World Affairs

Claire Tolman Music

Michael Tonetti Diplomacy and World Affairs

Sierra Treiman Biology

Michaela Tsuha Biology

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Jake Valente Diplomacy and World Affairs

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Evelyn Vega Psychology

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Jennifer Vasquez

Amanda Wagner Theater

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Patrick Walsh Art History and Visual Arts

Diamond Webb Sociology

Chris Weeks Diplomacy and World Affairs

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Dana Weinstein Spanish Studies & Sociology

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Will Westwater Theater

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Kyle Yee Economics

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Emma White Biology

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Rachel Young Urban and Environmental Policy

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Molly Anderson Biology

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Jovi Bahamundi Sociology

Jamis Barcott English

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Joshua Bendig Physics

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Oliver Benezra

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Gabe Bethke American Studies

Abhilasha Bhola DWA

Shilpa Bhongir Economics

Alexandra Bozuwa Economics

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Jenna Brown Sociology

Julia Brueggeman Biology

Zelda Buck Politics

Devin Bullock Spanish Studies

Art History & Visual Arts

Olivia Burr

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Greg Capra Mathematics

Brian Carlton DWA & Biology

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Liz Connors Biology

Kristina Chang

Sarah Corsa DWA

Adan Cortez Kinesiology

Casey Dudley Economics

Emily Duncan Psychology

Zoe Elkins Spanish Studies

Art History & Visual Arts

Taylor Evans

Rebeca Fernandez Chemistry & Spanish

Camilla Folger Cognitive Science

Connor Freeman Biochemistry

Philosophy & Economics

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Natasha Gibbs CTSJ

Marc Greenberg Religious Studies

Phillip Grove Economics

Marty Guerero Japanese Studies

Lila Gyory History

Sara Ruth Halperin CTSJ

Kory Hamane Biology

Aaron Hammer Kinesiology

Bridget Harvey DWA

Zachary Heerwagen Economics

Avery Howard UEP

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Aaron Jones Economics

Alex Jordy Psychology

Eric Joseph History

Benjamin Kamerin Physics

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Elias Kawas Politics

Megan Kinkade Economics

Kleo Kobe DWA

Jesse Kreger Mathematics

Hoku Krueger English

Kevin Kuwata Physics

Natalie Laber Japanese Studies

Bridget Laifman Economics

Connor Lewis-Smith Biology

Shujian Li Economics

Emma Lodes Geology

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Hector Lopez Mathematics

Alex Lumnah Mathematics & Physics

Mike Ma Physics

Galen Mack-Crane Physics 3/2

Erika May Mathematics

Keegan McChesney UEP

Angus McDonald Chemistry

Dana Michels Biology

Jackson Moorhead Kinesiology

Shay Mueller Kinesiology

Nick Mungia Economics

E. Asian Studies & Economics

Alex Najarian

Zoe Namba Biology

Thao Nguyen Mathematics

Torey Ortmayer History

Erica Owens Sociology

Daniel Park Mathematics

Earl Park CTSJ

Jim Partee English

Cecilia Payne Group Language

David Phillips Geology

Vincenzo Pizzichini English

Lauren Poppenhagen Psychology

Jatin Powar Economics

Edmond Quan Economics

Omar Quddusi Biochemistry

William Reeves Kinesiology

Nikki Resendez English

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Savannah Rubbico Psychology

Ethan Saltzman Psychology

Janet Sanchez Sociology

Rizwan Sardar Chemistry

Theophilus Savini Spanish Studies

Clark Scally DWA

Stuart Schwab Biology

Campbell Scott Geology

Jonathan Selub History

Julia Smith UEP

Olivia Smith Mathematics

Amythis Soltani Biochemistry

Chloe Sonnenfeld Sociology

Arvin Sookezian Chemistry

Nate Stern Economics

Michael Stevenson Geology

Louise Stone Psychology

Noah Todd Economics

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Alex Urry Biochemistry

Ana Vargas Garcia CTSJ

Alexis Villalobos Economics

Colleen Walton Group Language

Andres Torres

Erin Wegner Cognitive Science

Ben Weiss Sociology

Nathalie Werebe Psychology

Grace West Theater

Drew Wilcox CTSJ

Tyler Wilson Biochemistry

Magdalena Wittig CTSJ

Connor Yates Biology

David Yetenikyan Kinesiology

Joseph Yi Biochemistry

Jeffrey Yoshida Physics

Joshua Yu Physics

Anthony Zepponi Economics

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Jackson Moorhead Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

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Samantha Bellamy

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Sam, We are so proud of you! Congratulations on four years of hard work, memorable travels, making lifelong friends and having fun. Onto the next adventure. Love, Mom, Dad, Will and Bo

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Congratulations Emily! We are very proud of your accomplishments. You are as beautiful on the inside as you are on the outside. Wishing you a fantastic future. Love, Dad, Jeff, Babcia, EE, Uncle Drew, Aunt Coleen, Drew & Paul

Congratulations Matt!! You have turned opportunities into accomplishments. You approach life with foresight, compassion and intelligence. We wish you every success as you move on to the next stage of your life; and celebrate with you in all that you have done and become during your time at OXY!! Love, Your Family

Alessandra Quaroni, Mackenzie Wright, Brita Loeb, Kathryn Leyden Congratuations to Oxy Lacrosse Seniors! Your four years of hard work and dedication are so appreciated. Good luck with the next step and we love and will miss you! Love, Tiger Lax

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Victoria Hasenfuss

Wishing you all the best life has to offer!

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Declan Meagher

Everyday has the potential to be the greatest day of your life. -Lin-Manuel Miranda-

Dear Declan, Congratulations on your graduation! We are bursting with pride at all you have accomplished: theater major, Glee Club, Fantastiprov, Bengalshop, Cadence, DancePro, LDA, main stage acting, directing, choreographing, playwriting, and bonding remarkable relationships. We are in awe of your passion, generosity, and talent. You are a true triple threat! Broadway, LA, the world awaits. Go out and grab a glass elephant! Love from your biggest fans, Dad, Mom and Finnian

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Sam Ravetz Jackson Moorhead Luke Taylor Davis Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

LUKE TAYLOR DAVIS!!! You did it! Congratulations on your graduation. You’ve applied yourself well to your studies and you’ve made some great buddies. We are very proud of you and love you tremendously! FALL 2012 We’re always proud of Your family, you. Hannah, Mark and Paul Congratulations and love, from Mom, Rick and Sarah

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Office of Student Life Seniors

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Matthew Name Ginley-Hidinger Gabriela Zagonel Name Amy Rowland

Gabriela Zagonel, if chemistry doesn’t work there’s always fishing :)

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Name Congratulations Matt!! You have turned opportunities into accomplishments. You approach life with foresight, compassion and intelligence. We wish you every success as you move on to the next stage of your life; and TEXT celebrate with you in all that you have done and become during your time at OXY!! Love, Your Family

Amy, We are so very proud of the beautiful person you have become. Your courage, your confidence, your sense of adventure, and your wonderful positive attitude will help you throughout your life, regardless of where your path leads. We can’t wait to see what direction your life takes next! Whatever it is, you are well prepared and we will always be there for you! We love you! Momma-J and Daddy

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Victoria Lei Zinsmeyer

Congratulations, Victoria: Biologist, horse back rider, dancer, teacher, animal lover, sorority sister, Oxy graduate, cherished sister and beloved daughter, With love from Dad, Mom and Julia

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Siyuan Ma

I am glad you have finished 4 years of education and I’m so proud of your achievement. You are such a wonderful boy and you bring us so much joy. I hope you reach your goals in life’s journeys and wish you a happy and fulfilling life.

Briana Saunders

Briana, It’s great to see that you’ve remained true to your early instincts (to teach others). However, we hope your future students are more animated than this one.

On a more serious note, we’re very proud of you and will always be there for you! We love you. Mom & Dad

Postal Operations Seniors

Back Row: Ben Weiss, Erin Tatz, Hana Mizuno, Brianna Wynn, Dave Miyamoto, Helen Jarnagin. Front Row: Gabriela Zagonel, Lisa Pangilinan, Mariah Montgomery. Top to Bottom: Sharday Briscoe, Kaung Htet, Erica Owens, Eda Olivas-Graham, Nicholas Hung

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Sam RavetzGrant Hamill Jackson Moorhead Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

It’s been an amazing four years, and you have a wonderful life ahead of you. Congratulations on your We’re always proud of Graduation! you. With all our love, Mom & Dad and Mama & Bapa

Congratulations and love, from Mom, Rick and Sarah

Kenzi Wright

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Gabriela Zagonel Kyleene Jonhson and Friends

As your life now “commences”, may your dreams take you to the corners of your smiles, the highest of your hopes, to the windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known. Our pride in you shines brightly this graduation day. We can’t wait for you to make your difference this world. We all love you more than words can express. - Mom, Dad, Mimi, Timmie, Nanel, Roo, Sandro and your Angels Above.

From Oxy to Infinity and Beyond! Liebste Katie! We’re proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad

Lauren Dorothy Breynaert

Do not go where the PATH may lead go instead where there is NO PATH and leave a Trail. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it If you dream it, you can become it. by William Arthur Ward We love you and are so proud of who you have become.

Sam Ravetz

Sam Your college experience started in South Africa at the beginning of your gap year and moved on through so many continents, languages, subjects and initiatives in and out of the various schools you attended and where you coached and taught. You knew you wanted a journey that would teach you lessons in and out of your books. You have wrung every drop of enrichment and learning from your college days and have become a worldly, knowledgeable adult sensitive to the world around you and savvy as to how to navigate it. You teach us every time we are with you. We admire you, love you, and are so proud of you. We look forward to sharing so many more accomplishments and special memories with you. Your Dad, Laurie, Gabriel and Lindsay

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Jamie Stevenson

CONGRATULATIONS JAMIE STEVENSON – YOUR FAMILY IS PROUD OF YOU!

In his own words: “I do know that I’ve discovered a whole lot while studying abroad, about Spain, myself, my values, and how I view the world ... Making friends with people from other countries is incredibly fulfilling. Don’t eat Spanish mussels ... Don’t underestimate how wonderful American macaroni n’ cheese is. Focus on what you have in the present, appreciate it, and enjoy it. Sometimes the grass is greenest right where you are .... Be grateful ... When life seems difficult, it’s easy to forget how lucky we are.”

Rhys Alejandra Correa Berkwitt

Darling, We are infinitely proud of you. You have shown a willingness to move boldly toward life’s great adventures and we look forward to seeing where they will take you next. With all our love, pride and joy. Mom, Dad & Kael

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Sam Ravetz Jackson Moorhead Cameron E. Brandt Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re always proud of you. Congratulations and love, from Mom, Rick and Sarah

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Sam, We are so proud of you! Congratulations on four years of Cameron-congratulations on all of your hard work, memorable travels, accomplishments athaving OXY! making lifelong friends and fun. OntoWith the next adventure. love, Love, Dad Mom, Dad, Will and Bo

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Caleb Haas

What? Finished already!? Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to four light-speed years well done Caleb! So proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Seiji, Luke, Augie, & Cookie

Sam Ravetz

Dear Sam Hearing about your accomplishments and watching your activities in general have brought so much joy into my life. You are one wonderful grandson. Whenever I see your picture, it makes me smile. With much love and admiration, MomMom

Gabriel Bethke

Congratulations Gabe! Your family and community are very proud of you.

Morgan Giusti, Mariah Montgomery

Mariah and Morgan, 2016 Oxy Softball Seniors! You are so special to our program and have been such valued leaders. In 4 years you have set a high standard for our program and have laid the foundation for our success as a team. You are a very special senior class, the ultimate competitors and committed teammates. What a legacy you leave at Oxy! We thank you for your contribution and for building the Oxy Softball program into what it is today. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Go Tigers!

Love, Your Teammates: Alex, Dallas, Kaitlin, Kira, Alexis, Nat, Gunny, Cayman, Megan, Molly, Mack, Cora, Madi, Steph, Bailey, Olivia, Kasi, & Sam. 191 Coaches: Ali, Shavaughne, and Tod

Meredith Edwards McCaully Patch Occidental graduation – what a major mile-

stone in your life’s journey! You’ve come a long way already, and the stage is now set for you to make some more dreams come true! The lessons you’ve gained in school and in life will now serve you well as you set a course for the future. Whether it takes you down the street, across the ocean, or around the world, life will offer you opportunities for success and happiness – go get them!

Chase P. Hansen

Chris Weeks Congratulations on your graduation, Chris! “Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead.” - Nora Ephron

Chase, you are ready....make the most of it! Watching you grow up has been so satisfying. With much love and pride, your family.

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I am proud of you and all you have achieved and all that you will achieve. Dad

L. McCaully Patch OXY Class of 2016

McCaully, live for today, but be prepared for what lays ahead tomorrow. Remember in the pursuit of life that nothing ventured is nothing gained, so leave no stone unturned on your journey forward from Oxy, stay in the right, avoid the shadows, shun undue status and may the road always rise to meet your zealous perseverance and unwavering spirit. To infinity and beyond ... With love, always, Dad XoXo

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Saleem Karamali

Emiko Schwab

Congratulations Emiko! All of your efforts have resulted in a Fantastic Achievement. We couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be more proud and happy for you. We Love You. Mum, Dad, and Kimiko

Saleem! We are so indescribably proud of you! We know youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll go on to achieve more successes in your life. Our thoughts and wishes for your happiness are always with you. With love from Papa, Ammi, and Lina.

Jonathan Phillips So much growth and learning behind;

so much yet to come. May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back...

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We love you and are so proud of you. Mom, Dad, Susannah, and yes, your little brother, Dumbledore

Deon Summerville Name

Joaquin Magana Joaquin,

I would like to give a S/O to my youngest son Deon Summerville for Graduation. I truly donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even know where to begin. You have been one of My Greatest Joys of my Life.

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I want to say 1st Happy Graduation Job Well Done. I would also like to take the time to Thank You For Always Being Yourself No Matter What! Your big brother Terrance and I are so Proud of You. Your Aunts and Uncles and cousin are also very PROUD of You.

Words can not adequately describe how proud we are of you. Congratulations on all that you have accomplished - your dedication, commitment and hard work. Muchas felicidades con mucho amor y orgullo. Te queremos mucho, Papi, Mami, Elias, and Chico

Amanda Wagner To My Amazing Daughter! I am so proud of the person you have become. Each day I wake up knowing that the world is a better place because of you. I am so fortunate and thankful to have you as my daughter. I am so excited for you and what your future holds because you will succeed at anything you put your mind to. I love you so much, forever and for always! Mom

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Congratulations Katie! We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. Love, Mom, Dad, Jimmy, Billy and Morgan

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Jenna Brown

Congratulations, Brady, and cheers to a bright future! Io Triumphpe! Love, Mom, Dad and Caroline

Nick Waldram

To Nick Waldram, Class of 2016 Congratulations! We are so proud of all your hard work and accomplishments over the last four years, Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of you, Jenna! Love, Mommy, Daddy, Lauren, and Lilly

Mark Elliott Adler

Be who you are and say what you feel Because those who mind donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t matter And those who matter donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mind.....(Dr. Seuss) and this is the part where you find out who you are... Congratulations Mark, we are so proud of you. Love Mom, Dad and James

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Sam Ravetz Jackson Moorhead Robert Cataldo Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

“Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson

We’re always proud of you. Congratulations and love, from Mom, Rick and Sarah

Samantha Bellamy

Robert, You are leaving school without a clear roadmap for the Sam, you need. Follow your future but with all the tools We are so proud of you! passions, liveCongratulations according to your values, and keep on four years of hardalways work, memorable travels, dreaming. You will have our love and support. making lifelong friends and having Love, fun. Onto the next adventure. Love, David Mom and 198

Mom, Dad, Will and Bo

Thank you to all of the seniors who supported the 2016 senior class gift campaign. Our collective generosity has begun a legacy of philanthropy, ensuring that Oxyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s liberal arts tradition continues for future Tigers. Upon our graduation we join the ranks of alumni leaders who impact the student experience. Io Triumphe!

Senior Class Gift Committee Adam Angelino, Sarah Browning, Ripsime Byazyan, Grace Centauro, Donovan Dennis, Maddy Farkas, Siri Guntupalli, Keith Jones, Lucy Malloch, Calli Obern, Tiffany Odeka, Lauren Rewers, Chris Weeks

Megan Liu, Sam Huff, Matthew G. Guerero Marcos Demetrio

Megan, Marcos and Sam our most unique resources in Special Collections. Congratulations on all your accomplishments!

Matthew, Congratulations! We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. As you continue on with your journey, continue to be kind, respectful, humble, compassionate, and happy. 199

Aneesah Louise Ettress McCaully Patch

Dear Aneesah, For your entire life you have amazed me, this proud moment is one of your finest. You are a unique expression of the Divine, completely driven to accomplish what that â&#x20AC;&#x153;still, small voiceâ&#x20AC;? from within guides you to.You have faced the obstacles of growth with grace and wisdom far beyond your years, and with such humor! Thank you for allowing me the privilege and honor of witnessing your journey into womanhood. As a daughter, you have made my life rich and full. As always, you are dearly loved, I am waiting with excitement to see how your awesome future unfolds, and watch from the sidelines as the blessings and favor roll in at your feet! (As usual) God First Always, Love Mommy, Romans 8:38-39

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La Encina Seniors Michael Tonetti, Jenna Mowat, Emma White, Dakota Chisholm

We are so proud of you and look forward to your continued success! With love, Dad and Karen

Congratulations Class of 2016

Io Triumphe!

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Thank you for the time, effort, and hard work you have dedicated to La Encina. Good luck on your future endeavors!

Alex Urry

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Sam Ravetz Jackson Moorhead Jenna Mowat Thank you Occidental for the most enlightening years of my life. Truly magical.

Congratulations Jenna on your many achievements at Occidental!

Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re always proud of you. Congratulations andOXY, love, you have made the most of every From ABC to from Mom, Rick and Sarah moment and we are so very proud of you!

Samantha Bellamy

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Sam, We are so proud of you! Congratulations on four years of Love Always,travels, hard work, memorable makingMom lifelong and friends and having Dad fun. Onto the next adventure. Jon Luke and Scott Love, Mom, Dad, Will and Bo

Dylan Bruce

My head’s a jungle with a view of earth, And I didn’t really know what to do at first. Every thought is a seed so I used the dirt And let it grow til it opened a universe. - Bliss n Eso

Alexander Najarian

Savannah Rubbico

Job well done Alexander We’re so proud of you! We love you very much Your family

Savy Leigh, To a job well done! We are thrilled to have been part of this amazing journey and look forward the next chapter! Congratulations! Love, Dad, Mom, Brittany and Ryan

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Kathleen Nakamura

Kathleen, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m so proud of you & all that you have accomplished at Occidental! I know your mother is smiling down from heaven knowing that you have become a smart young woman who can achieve anything! Congratulations! Love, Dad

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Congratulations Hilary on all your achievements!! Laugh often, dream big! 204

Mom, Dad, Jeffrey and Cody

Congratulations Class of 2016!

Congrulations, McCaully! Name Name Occidental College Class 2016 Text

Chase Hanson

Gabriela Zagonel Chris Weeks and Friends Congratulations on your graduation, Chris!

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead.â&#x20AC;? Thank goodness for college friends! -y Nora Ephron B D reams elieve in Y ourself & F ollow our Chase, you are ready....make the most of it! intelligence, determination, beauty and Grace will be with you always I am proud of you and all you Watching you grow up has We are so proud of you and thehave person you have and become achieved all that you been so satisfying. We love you forever and always, will achieve. With much love and pride, mom, dad, kelsey & Liam Dad your family.

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Karen Oliva Mylan Gerbeyesus

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Christina Sabin

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La Encina Staff

Emma White, Managing Editor

To everyone on staff this year: thank you. This book could not have come together without the hard-work, dedication, and time you gave to this book. I am privileged to have had the opportunity to work with and get to know all of you, and am looking forward to seeing where the future takes you! Outside of the immediate La Encina staff, we have many people to thank. To Marc Campos, Jeremy Bloom, Annie Chien, Joe Cano, Bob Palermini, Kirby Lee, and the other photographers who gave us access to their photos, we thank you. Thank you also to Tamara Himmelstein, Linda Schraeder, Lauren Masopust, and the rest of the OSL for your support and encouragement, Anne Mar and the rest of the Special Collections staff for believing in the importance of an annual yearbook, to Ultimate Exposures and the Card Office for helping us develop our Senior section, and to members of Oxy United for Black Liberation for providing text and photos. Ash Alexander, Photography Editor

Jenna Mowat, Photography Editor

Thank you for walking through the beginning of the year with me - figuring out what our staff was going to look like and dealing with last minute changes to the team. Your support then and throughout the fall semester were very appreciated, as well as your guidance for the photography team. I wish you the best and can’t wait to see where photography takes you in the future.

From the beginning to the end it’s been a ride I’ve been glad to share with you. Your responsible managing of the photographers as well as your overall contributions to this year’s book have been vastly appreciated. Thank you for returning to staff with as much energy and dedication as always! Yinbo Gao, Photographer

Willie Siau, Photographer

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As a new member of staff, I have appreciated your dedication to the yearbook and everything it stands for. Thank you for helping create the visual aspect of this book with your photos, and for being an active member of staff this year.

Your reliability, responsibility, and dedication to your art are inspiring, and I’ve loved watching you become more ingrained in staff and this book as the year has progressed. Your dedication to this book and the hours and hardwork you’ve contributed to its creation have been noticed - thank you so much for helping make this book so amazing!

Caldwell Biddle, Photographer

Michael Tonetti, Copy Writer

From day one I’ve been impressed with your photography, and I was so happy when you agreed to be part of staff this year. Thank you for your beautiful images and for sharing how you view the world with La Encina - this book is so much the better for it. Since you joined the staff last fall, I have been so impressed by your reliability and dedication to this yearbook. You always strive to produce your best work and work to produce copy that is relevant and interesting. Thank you for your work this year, and for helping produce a high-quality and awesome product!

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Chris Brandt, Layout Editor

Without your creativity and inspiration in designing and creating this book, I can’t even begin to imagine what this book would look like. Thank you for the hours you’ve spent creating and perfecting the pages in this book, making sure every detail was perfect. This book is very much a product of your inspiration - look at what we accomplished!

Georgina Garcia-Obledo, General Staff

Saaron Ramirez, General Staff/Sales As a long-standing member of staff, it has been so rewarding to watch your involvement with staff and your confidence as a member of this team grow. Your contribution and work on pages, as well as your over-seeing of quad sits and sales events have been so appreciated, and I’m glad to have gotten to work with you again this year. Claire Sears, General Staff

Mickey Yao, General Staff

Thank you for contributions on staff this year. I appreciate the time you spent working on pages and helping to complete and create the amazing book that we have put together! It has been nice getting to know you better this year.

Thank you for your dedication and time spent on this book. Your contributions and time spent editing and creating the pages were so instrumental and appreciated in completing and constructing our final book!

Jackson Beck, Copy Writer

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Your enthusiasm and positive spirit has been so welcomed on staff, and your creativity with copy helps relate feelings to the events that occur on campus. Thank you for your dedication to staff and for helping to create copy that truly embodies the experience of students on this campus.

The effort, dedication and creativity you poured into this book were so appreciated, and helped to make this book as polished and put together as it is today. Thank you for your dedication and reliability in working on pages, helping sell books, and overall helping to create this year’s book. I’m glad I had the opportunity to work on this year’s book with you.

Jonathan Stoler, Mac Web and Tech

It has been said before, but deserves saying again: you are an instrumental and amazingly important member of staff. Your computer knowledge never ceases to amaze me, and your ability and dedication to keeping our systems working is very appreciated thank you for your dedication to the yearbook and staff.

Adamian, Flora Adler, Mark Aguilar, Enrique Ahmadu, Siyanna Akiyama, Amanda Alam, Kara Alas, Julie Aldrich, Flynn Alexander, Ash Alles, Zoe Amann, Ellie Andersen, Drew Anderson, Camille Anderson, Fitzwilliam Anderson, Molly Anderson, Natasha Anderson, Triana Angelino, Adam Applewhite, Emily Arenas, Carolina Arnau, Emilie Arnold, Georgia Aronson, Heidi Arrighi, Tess Arroyo, Alejandra Ash, Hannah Ashmun, Cali Ashouri, Besher Astorga, Sam Atkinson, James “Theo” Ayad, Sohaila Ayala, Jocelyn Ayres, Will Backes, Shea Baechler, Camille Bahamundi, Jovi Banard, Ryan Banbury, Lexi Bao, Ellie Barajas, Jovani Baranowski, Grace Barcott, Jamis Bares, Colton Barker, Daryl Bartlett, Lowell Bass, Theo Basu, Kanadpria Battest, Alex Baum, Katie Baur, Jared Bautista, Gio Beck, Jackson Becker, Alia Bee, Winnie Beene, Sarah Beighle, Juliette Bell, Emily Bellamy, Samantha Belle-Glover, Lotus Bellizzi, Marina Bendig, Joshua Benezra, Oliver Benito, Sofia Bennett, Camilla Bennett-Smith, Morgan Berger, Lauren Bergevin, Paul Bergman, Will Berkwitt, Rhys Bernert, Claire Berry, Jessica Berry, Lowell Bethke, Gabriel Bhandia, Rishi Bhatia, Rhea Bhola, Abhilasha Bhongir, Shilpa Bhowmik, Robi Bicott, Dane

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PHOTO INDEX 42 101, 146, 197 168 98, 209 132 42 117 4, 35 40, 65, 68, 78, 99, 212 43 82 12 113 146 71, 168 4, 16, 146, 174, 177 120, 121 36, 70, 146, 199 32, 143, 146,175 28 146 130 146 84 22 122 130 168 44 146 146, 175 146 46 34, 71 88, 116 168 109 4 35 91, 125 120, 121 168 135, 209 18, 64, 98 5, 168, 177 78 52 27, 128, 206 87 127 91 36, 40, 213 35, 92 44, 146 105, 117, 146, 176 39 143, 146, 177 146, 178 88 146, 177 168 36, 168 44 168 109 206, 208 114, 115 36, 146 100, 147, 174, 175, 188, 208 70 26, 55 79 168, 191 147 34 43, 168 16, 17, 168 86 206

Biddle, Caldwell Binnie, Gillian Birch, Nikolai Biyazyan, Ripsime Blackmum, Juliette Blackwell, Dexter Blair, Chelsea Blankenchip, Chelsea Blomgren, Astrid Bloom , Jeremy Bluffin, Nico Blum, Tessa Blumm, Aria Bogel, Kevin Bois, Neah Bonis-Ericksen, Keilani Borcia, Elizabeth Borquez, Daniela Boyce, Dallas Boyce, Venitia Bozuwa, Alexandra Bradley, Jamera Brakeman, Kylie Brandt, Cameron Brandt, Chris Brandvold, Bryar Braun, Melissa Brauner, Naomi Brennan, Brooks Bretz, Mackenzie Breynaert, Lauren Brick, Nathalie Briscoe, Sharday Brown, Duncan Brown, Esme Brown, Jenna Brown, Reilly Browne, Marvin Browning, Sarah Bruce, Dylan Brueggeman , Julia Buchanan, Amelia Buck, Zelda Buckmire, Ron Buehler, Kate Buhaly, Meike Bull, Megan Bullock, Devin Burdon, Grayson Burnett, Sam Burr, Olivia Burrows, Petter Butame, Keli Butt, Julianne Byrne, Ciara Caccamo, Charlie Calder, Bradley Calzadillas, Daniel Camfield, Bella Camozzi, Miranda Campbell, Raven Cancilla, Claire Capeci, Isabella Capparella, Daniel Cappetto, Kaitlin Capra, Greg Cardoza, Carolina Carlin, Maya Carlton, Brian Carroll, Brianna Castaneda, Manoush Castillo, Gaby Castro, Nicole Cataldo, Robert Cecconi, Matthew Celamy, Dalin Centauro, Grace Chalian, Ari Chamraj, Amruth

41, 62, 65, 124, 212 64, 147 208 147, 182, 199 46 27 143 26 147, 175 79 6, 90 79, 113 25 15, 130 137, 147, 174, 176 147 45, 147, 176 128, 129 55 101, 168, 176, 135 24 147, 190 41, 63, 84, 213 168 124 80 175 7, 66, 120 54, 99, 147, 187 77, 79 147, 185 147 34 20, 51, 168, 197 32 22, 43, 147, 175, 206 147, 175, 199 147, 175, 203 168, 176 35, 147, 175 168 15, 53 5 143 148 107, 168 46 91, 125 168 168 45 34, 35 71, 120, 121, 130 148, 209 148 148 20, 21 101, 148 63, 64, 71, 139 148 20, 21 7, 32, 124 129 168, 175 55, 148 76 168 148 148 93 136 148, 174, 177, 198, 200 148 6, 22, 32, 34, 35, 148, 176, 177, 206 19, 148, 199 148 90

Chan, Ronald Chang, Kristina Chang, Lisa Chang, Bianca Chapman, Devin Charbonneau, Paul Chase, Mia Chavez, Eli Chavez, Mario Checa, Cristina Cheever, Laurel Chen, Allen Chen, Jasmine Chen, Ruby Chen, Yufei Cheung, Michael Chiang, Kevin Chichester, Megan Chisholm, Dakota Chisholm, Greg Choi, AB Choi, Alice Chow, Claudia Chu, Lila Chung, Benjamin Chung, KJ Chung, Nick Chung, Venus Clarey, Andrew Clawson, Andrea Clayton, Micaela Clendenning, Sam Clokey, Shasta Cobb, Koryeh Cockburn, Rachel Cody, Clif Coe, Cameron Cohen, Alex Cohen, Hannah Cohen, Zach Cohn, Rachel Coholan, James Coleman, Diamond Cones, Emma Conklin, Nick Conlon, Anya Conner, Cameron Connors, Ca’la Connors, Liz Conrad, Zachary Consunji, Michael Convy, Ian Cooper, Jamie Cooper, Tristan Corneilson, Ashley Cornell, Will Corsa, Sarah Cortez, Adan Cosimano-White, Mike Cox, Kiera Crane, Halley Craypo, Sophie Creed, Declan Cremer, Shawn Cribbs, Mika Crilly, Candice Cullip, Charlotte Cupo, Lani d’Amours, Julia D’Orazio, Savannah D’Souza, Anoop Dahlgren, Melody Dakan, Tomas Dalessi, Sarah Dalsheimer, Isaac Datla, Sanjana David, EvaMarie Davies, Cora Davis, Luke

90, 142 168, 175 148 148 149 42, 125 22 5 19 149 99 34 138, 139 34 149 149, 174 64, 90 22 16, 17, 149, 174, 175, 176, 200 5, 21, 168 69 149 4, 149 87, 90 149 90 149 44 149 137 120 55 50 174, 149 124 149 81, 19, 4 46 19 44 149 37, 27 139 28, 29 68, 86 99 135 70 177, 168 149 106 88 127, 104, 21 149 35, 65 149 175, 169 169 150 35 150 143 55, 150 5 32, 63, 150 84, 150, 175, 208 26 29, 209 42, 67 42 19, 80, 136 36, 150, 177 25, 123, 150 19, 34, 64, 140, 141 35, 77 78, 150 13, 20, 32, 42, 45 82 150, 174, 182

Davis, Olivia Dayton, Jack de Beus, Colette De Groot, Anna de la Cruz, Zuleika Dean, Will Dechert, Annika Deitz, Koby Delfin, Frances Delgado, Jim Demetrio, Marcos Dennis, Donovan Dery, Thea Devoney, Mel Dillon, Althea DiLorenzo, Julius DiMarco, Maddie Do, Kwame Dolan, Wayana Domingo, Doyin Donahue, Mackenzie Dorfman, Anna Dougherty, Aidan Drapkin, Lindsay Drumright, John Dudley, Casey Dumpson, Claudia Dunatov, Gabriel Duncan, Millie Duncan, Wyatt Dunn, Katie Duong, Emily Duran, Elijah Dutcher, Paisley Eberhardt, Sasha Economou, Allie Edwards, Meredith Edwards, Theresa Edwuardo Razo, Carlos Egan, Thomas Eichar, Andrew Elkins, Zoe Ellentuck, Toby Elliott, Kira Ellsworth, Alex Ericksen, Scott Erickson, Brian Erpinar, Mario Erskine, Hannah Escalantes Duenes, Demi Escoe, Josh Esparza, Jasmine Essayan, Greg Ettress, Aneesah Evans, Taylor Evenson, Collin Ezaki, Motoko Ezeh, Dire Fallick, Emily Fanikos, Peter Farkas, Maddy Farrell, Samantha Fay, Jessica Fedornak, Erica Feickert, Lucy Feiner, Greg Feldman, Jenna Feldman, Marissa Felson, Tali Fernandez, Pilar Fernandez, Rebeca Feuerman, Leah Figueroa, Luis Filkins, Lexie Fischer, Liam Fisher, Lindsay Fistanic, Kevin Fitzgerald, Kelly Fitzsimmons, Hilary Flavin, Shelby Flood-Bryzman, Alex Flores, Carlos Flores, Jesus Folger, Camilla Fong, Nicholas Fontana-Maisel, Jessie

10, 19, 71 46 46 133 34, 35 86 117 13, 150 45 5, 7, 21 60, 150, 199 150, 199 100 4 71, 138, 139, 209 13, , 150 176 122 106, 150 150, 174, 177 25 11 139 5, 34, 63, 99 86 18, 39 104, 169, 175 101, 150 62 34, 169, 179 96 18 35 106 81 62, 66 134 151, 176, 177, 192 143 175 5, 50 151 101, 169 69 26, 128, 129 7, 21 151 38, 54, 151 151 151 55 151 36, 45 151, 176 51, 151, 175, 200 169 151, 175 52 93 151 81 34, 151, 174, 176, 177, 199 136 32 34, 35, 151 151 30, 36, 90 94 151, 174 151 152, 175 123, 169, 175 143 92 51, 152, 176 104 27 83 26, 35 34, 152, 175, 204, 209 27 68, 100, 152, 207 136 43, 152 169, 174 79 15, 152, 174, 176

Forbes, Marcus Fornari, Ella Fossand, Margaret Foster, Reed Fox, Broderick Foy, Nick Franscioni, Hank Frawley, Kate Freeman, Connor Friedemann, Raoul Friedman, JJ Fujimoto, Kristi Fuller, Brady Funaki, Alexis Gabel-Scheinbaum, Sophie Gad, Mark Gao, Emily Gao, Yinbo Garcia-Obledo, Georgina Gardea, Zacharias Gardner, Natalie Garofalo, Alec Garrido, Micah Garrison, Andrew Gawanlock, Daniel Geicke, George Gelber, Asa George, Robbie Gerbeyesus, Mylan Gibbs, Kate Gibbs, Nika Gibbs, Reid Gibbs, Natasha Gillman, Madeline Ginley-Hidinger, Matt Gittelman-Egan, Dan Giusti, Morgan Gladkevich, Pavel Glanzrock, Isaac Glass, Ethan Glikberg, Judith Glover, Hannah Glover, Nat Godfrey, Justin Goldberg, Ali Goldberg, Anna Goldfaden, Adam Goldfarb, Lily Goldner, Lily Goldstein, Emma Gonzalez, Mayra Goodfriend, Rebecca Goodman, Shai Gottesman, Aaron Gradwohl, Natalie Graves, Ani Greenberg, Marc Greene, Somer Greilsamer, Sarah Gressel, Danica Grigsby, Cameron Grimes, Nina Gross, Danny Grove, Phillip Gruber, Max Guardado, Marciela Guerero, Marty Guidice, Cassandra Guntupalli, Siri Gust, Clarasophia Guzman, Pricella Guzman , Joscelyn Gyory, Lila Haakenson, Charlie Haas, Caleb Haas, Luke Hagmaier, Chris Hahn, Audrey Hall, Alex Hallare, Madi Halperin, Sara Ruth Hamane, Kory Hamill, Grant Hammel, Risa Hammer, Aaron Hammonds, Aaron

63, 86 152 46 26 53 45 114, 123, 152 152 105, 169 113 45, 169 63, 209 104, 126, 152, 197 128 19, 20 15, 143 29 41, 63, 212 19, 41, 62, 213 152 65, 152, 174 21, 52, 66, 106, 107 6, 32, 37, 69 100, 119, 169 104 43, 91 152, 174, 176 43, 152, 174 46 152 208 126 169 123 152, 179 51 153, 175, 191 35, 38, 54, 153 90 19, 109 50 80 206 153 17, 153 140, 141, 153 153 35 34 153 26 37 47, 81, 130 153 113 71 169 153, 177 100 20, 26 153, 175 42 23 51, 169 107 25, 53, 54, 69 71, 101, 169, 199 51, 105, 117 78, 153, 199 143 52 62 169 25, 31 77, 142, 153, 191 20 20 153 63 62, 130, 131 169 118, 169 153, 186 95 169 153

Hancock, Grace Hansel, Elizabeth Hansen, Chase Hanstad, Asha Hao, Matt Hardwick, Katherine Harmon, Joshua Harmony, Tara Harnsberger, Skye Harrington, Alexis Harrington, Nicholas Harris, Braxton Harris, Cordell Harris, Dan Harrison, Bennet Harvey, Bridget Hasenfuss, Victoria Hastings, Abbey Haydon, Nash Haynes-Venerable, Rai Healey, Alex Hebert, Laura Hedges, Malone Hee, Kirsten Heerwagen, Zach Hemmendinger, Sydney Henderson, Emily Henderson, Ryan Hendry, Ruby Henriques, Claire Herdman, Sammy Hering, Hazel Hernandez, Jessica Hernandez, Shaila Herold, Amanda Hershey, Simon Hetherington, Katy Hickam, Bryce Hildreth, Rebecca Hillman, Alana Himmelstein, Tamara Hinkel, Rachael Hobbs, Christina Holguin, Emily Holliday, Aidan Hong, Chris Hong, Naomi Hoque, Mohammed Hornstein, Max Hossain, Eushrah Hou, Jiahe Housman, Adrianna Howard, Avery Hranac, Ty Htet, Kaung Huang, Emma Huang, Matthew Huang, Will Huemer, Katie Huff, Brandy Huff, Sam Hughlett, Cyrus Hummel-Colla, Christina Hung, Kelsey Hung, Nicholas Hunter, Cayman Hunter, Claire Hupper, Briggs Hutchcroft, Ian Hutkin, Lauren Hutton, Courtney Hyatt, Rhys Iacullo, Erin Iboa-Garcia, Zulema Ilube, Rhianna Inamdar, Ranjit Ingebretsen, Ingrid Ingram, Lindsey Inman, Ella Ishibashi, Dru Isvan, Eren Jack, Andrew Jackson, Edward Jackson, Euella Jaffe, Drew Jameson, Noel

42, 138, 139, 153, 175, 176 35 192 81 81 138, 139 7 207 38, 43, 62 43 11 92 107 60 55, 67 169 43, 154, 174, 180 154 15, 80 39, 43, 44 18 208 96 143, 154 105, 169 7, 209 19, 26, 139 20 208 154, 176 13, 20, 43, 95 24, 98, 143 154 34 51, 105, 117 5 154 89 122 94, 111 42 124, 154 154 154, 177 50 37 89 154, 206 77 20, 39, 89 65 78 169 86 169, 185 154 47 42, 154, 176 154, 175, 186 101, 169 54, 96, 199 94 154 154 154, 185 4 82 71 42, 155 19, 94, 136, 137 169 25, 30 111 27, 42, 132, 133 16, 17 94 140, 141 96 134, 155 120, 121 33, 93 112 22, 39, 69, 170, 175 33 36, 174, 170 88

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Jarnagin, Helen Jenkins, Olivia Jiang, Deryk Jirsa, Dylan Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Edmond Johnson, Jeh Johnson, Kyleene Johnson, Rhiannon Jones, Aaron Jones, Keith Jones, Vincent Jordy, Alex Joseph, Eric Jung, Trevor Justice, Nick Kabba, Ovie Kajima, Wataru Kamerin, Benjamin Kaminsky, Hannah Kanellakos, Jonathan Kang, Ho-Sung Kankipati, Aditya Karamali, Saleem Katz, Tatum Kawas, Elias Kawasaki, Maile Kebede, Lencia Keir, Halla Kennedy, John Kepler, Kat Khil, Julie Kibira, Isa Kilday, Allison Kilgour, Delaney Killeen, Oliver Killian, Nora Kim, Claire Kim, Erin Kim, Raymond Kim, William Kinkade, Megan Kirkland, Kelly Klein, Jeremy Klenha, Sarah Klosterman, Nick Knobel, Ben Ko, Eunice Kobe, Kleo Koel, Adam Koeller, Laura Kohanyi, Emma Kong, Michelle Konishi, Miki Koontz, Ruby Korver, Kandace Kosin, Lizzy Kowitch, Sam Kreger, Jesse Krueger, Hoku Kukla, Peter Kuwata, Kevin Kwon, Grace La Du, Zoe Laber, Natalie Labrie, Matthew Lachman, Niko Laifman, Bridget Lam, Irene Lambert, Carson Laminette, Peter Langford, Hannah Langseth-Depaolis, Tess Larkin, Veronica Larsen, Mac Lassman, Chloe Laursen, Kirsten Lawson, Daniel Leary, Keenan

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PHOTO INDEX 155, 185 101, 170 47 135 118 53 124 186 140, 141 105, 107, 170 100, 199 155, 208 170 170 82 25, 30 120 21 105, 170 30, 155, 174 42, 48, 155, 175 170 12, 63 155, 174, 194 71 170 76 17, 33, 155, 177 44 155 15 110 136, 137 7, 13, 82, 124 34 83 23, 38, 43 62 155 155 97 170 90 60, 155, 174, 175, 177 155 208 67 89 123, 170, 174 105 155 155 134 37, 55 139 105, 117, 155 132, 133 , 156 91 45, 170 170 71 170 156 55, 65 170, 174 74, 108 106, 107 170, 176 5, 207, 208 99 83, 109 34 98, 156 81 21 91 34 108, 156 113

Leazier, Clark Lecka, Trevor Lee, Alexa Lee, Jessica Lee, Ryan Leeper, Mallory LeFang, Zawadia Lemburg, Roger Lengyel, Tamas Lerman, Zoe Levers, Alex Levitch, Ariella Levy, Spencer Lew, Hayley Lew, Scott Lewis, Momo Lewis, Tim Lewis-Smith, Connor Leyden, Katie Li, Brian Li, Connie Li, Shujian Lim, Dana Lim, Wooyoung Lin, Dean Lin, Nicole Lindner, Sadie Linebarger, Emily Lingelbach, Catie Link, Ryan Litt, Nicole Liu, Kevin Liu, Megan Liu, Simiao Lodes, Emma Loeb, Brita Lomberg, Cory London, Erin Looby, Lucky Lopez, Elena Lopez, Rebeca Lopez, Hector Lounsbury, Maureen Low, Jenny Lu, Calvin Lubeck, Maddie Lubin, Evan Luft, Harrison Luke, Alton Lumnah, Alex Lunn, Nicholas Luster, Sara Ma, Mike Mack-Crane, Galen MacKinnon, Megan MacLeod, Mack Madrazo, Cassandra Magana, Joaquin Magistad, Amanda Maher, Megan Mahoney, Meighann Maiti, Rounak Makel, Natalie Malbrough, Carson Maljian, Tamar Malloch, Lucy Malmquist, Eric Maloney, Patrick Maltese, Margaret Maness, McKenna Mansfield, Will Marin, Zitlaly Marroquin, Anna Luisa Marsh, Carolyn Marshall, Anise Martel, Will Martinez, Mariana Martins-Lopes, Valdair Maruyama, CJ

7, 38 177 95 32, 34, 140, 141 97, 137, 206 19, 208 32 83 52 30 14, 53 100 118, 156 156, 177 34, 35, 156 87 43, 55 77, 170, 175 130, 131, 156, 179, 196 15 138, 139 170 111 42, 156 63 5, 6, 208 156 17, 156 156 90 81, 130, 131 156, 176 156, 176, 199 156 170 130, 131, 156, 179 63, 64 37 66 99, 170, 175 157 170 157, 175 43 85 34 101, 157 113 7, 33, 55 5, 170, 208 21, 106, 107 89 170, 185 170 208 157 13 157, 194 27, 157 128 116 43, 157 30 105 91 136, 157, 199 209 157 157 11, 71, 98 135 157 157 51 23, 26, 60, 157, 174, 175 97, 127 34, 35, 97 109, 157 39, 157

Mather, Maggie Matsumoto, Erin May, Erika May, Jessica Mayer, Nick McCall, Andrew McChesney, Keegan McDonald, Angus McElwee, Midori McGrath, Jacob McKenzie, Kathleen McKiernan, Megan McKinney, Lianne McLafferty, Bryant McNeil, Eamon McPherson, Ian Meade, Max Meagher, Declan Mehlhaff, Tristan Meiselman, Lizzie Mekonen, Eden Melady, Sydney Mendoza, Jenny Meyer, Marshall Michels, Dana Middleton, Rahsaan Miller, Jay Miller, Sam Mills, Mo Mirabelli-Montan, Yzzy Mirovski, Tom Mitchell, Kaleb Miyamoto, Dave Mizuno, Hana Moffet, Lily Moniz, Cole Montgomery, Mariah Moorhead, Jackson Morales, Amanda Morales, Gaea Morales, Marjorie Morales, Melissa Moreland, Julia Moreno, Belen Morris, Ryan Morse, Alexis Mosley, Sarah Mostoufi, Collin Mowat, Jenna Mueller, Shay Mundell, Megan Munet, Matt Mungia, Nick Munkacsi, Hannah Murray, Julia Muturi, Nguhi Myers, Natalie Nahmens, Will Najarian, Alexander Najarian, Lisa Nakamura, Kathleen Namba, Zoe Naraghi, Marissa Natha, Zain Neal, Hannah Needleman, Josh Nemoto, Noellie Neumann, Caroline Newell, Julia Newton, George Nguyen, Aidan Nguyen, Thao Niman, John Niman, Scott Nishimura, Kenneth Noh, Abby Nohr, Makenzie Nomkin, Leah Nunez, Claudia

26 120, 121 101, 170 157, 174, 177 78 124 171 33, 171 120, 121 34 158 25, 30, 31, 81 79 90 127 14, 34, 92 82 5, 7, 21, 31, 158, 174, 181 76 158 158 158 209 55, 90 38, 171 10 118 135 87 23, 43 158, 176 158 142, 158, 185 50, 134, 135, 158, 185 34, 140, 141 5, 143, 158 128, 129, 158, 185, 191 171, 176, 178 10, 158 21, 62 26 80 4 208 125 21 38, 43 55

4, 16, 17, 40, 158, 174, 176, 200, 202, 212

171 207 114, 115 171 158 208 29, 84, 208 26 67, 70 171, 203 158 158, 204 123, 171 44, 159 143 63, 138, 139, 159, 174, 176 114, 115, 159, 174 34 18, 43, 159 159 7, 95, 96 90 171 76, 159 80 159 159 15, 19 159,176 159

Nunn, Haelan Nwabueze, Onye Nwabueze, Sammy O’Brien, Ellie O’Connor, Katie O’Donnell, Timothy O’Neal, Carlton Oberiano, Kristin Obern, Calli Odeka, Tiffany Ohara-Saft, Sebi Ojeda, Izzie Okimoto, Brian Okpalanma, Oby Olavarria Gallegos, Alma Olivas-Graham, Eda Ong, Kiki Opoku-Acheampong, Lindsay Organick, Claire Orozco, Gloria Ortiz, Precila Ortmayer, Torey Otsuka, Matt Owens, Erica Oye, Kyle Ozaki, Michael Packwood, James Paderes, Kirk Page, Sam Pak, Darby Palmer, Alex Palmer, Anna Palmer, Sabrina Pangallozzi, Teresa Pangilinan, Lisa Parada, Ricardo Park, Earl Park, Rachael Park, Daniel Parker, Matt Parra, Gabriel Parsons, Jemma Partee, Jim Patch, McCaully Patel, Mira Pattison, Sandy Payne, Cecilia Paz, Alexis Peacock, Stephanie Pedan, Jack Peet, Summer Peiris, Ama Pelletier, Nicole Pena Rosario, Marielle Penafort, Janine Pendleton, Connor Perez, Daniel Perezic, Edwin Pesce, Josie Pfleeger, Rick Phillips, Jonathan Phillips, David Phuong, Joe Pimm, Graham Pino, Amy Pizzichini, Vincenzo Plascencia, Julissa Polk, Stefanie Polo, Sofia Popatia, Rizwan Poppenhagen, Lauren Pottenger, Will Powar, Jatin Pratt, Nasira Preciado, Angelica Priley, Mackensie Pritchett-Rowe, D’Angela Pruitt, Scotty Quach, Anthony Quan, Alanna Quan, Edmond Quaroni, Alessandra Quddusi, Omar Quintero, Abel Radogna, Frankie Raiff, Cooper

51 32, 124 32, 87 123 47, 83, 130 159 21 50, 134, 135, 159 16, 17, 159, 174, 199, 208 17, 159, 199 159 42 34 32, 159, 174, 206 44 180, 185 139 51, 160, 176, 177 35, 82 52 19 171 115 171, 185 43, 160 26 51, 90 11 36 80 65, 160 15, 19, 22, 47 14, 21, 82, 120 37, 90 160, 185 26 26, 32, 39, 42, 171 6, 206, 208 171 67 80 18, 160, 182 106, 171 117, 160, 193, 205 160 93 171, 176 175 45 135 160 76 120 23, 42, 60, 69, 160, 176, 177 143, 160 46, 125 44, 160, 177 46 206 42 160, 194 171 39 127 14, 23, 42 171 43, 44, 160, 177 140, 141 4, 160 12, 94, 95 123, 171 160 171 80 19, 71, 161 129 94 60, 86 26, 161 161 171 130, 161, 174, 179 171 6, 32 100 24

Ramirez, Saaron Rao, Anisha Raskin, Danielle Rattey, Kase Ratzan-Wank, Justin Ravetz, Sam Razo, Carlos Reese, Rebecca Reeves, William Reid, Brenna Remy, Eli Resendez, Nikki Resnik, Sofia Rewers, Lauren Reynoso, Nina Monet Rhiel, Emily Riback, Matthew Richardson, Brandon Richardson, Mary Richman, Jake Richman, Liz Rico, Dorian Rioseco, Olivia Rivera, Ashley Roberson, Antoniqua Roberts, Cora Robinson, Taylor Rocha, Samantha Rodrigues, Brandon Rodriguez, Dominic Rodriguez, Kyle Rodriguez, Lili Roeper, Alex Rogers, Shannon Roginsky, Jessica Rom-Toribio, Chris Roman, Amber Romero, Madison Romero Estrada, Karen Rorick, Annie Rosen, Oren Rosenada Valdes, Gabby Rosenstock, Sianni Rowland, Amy Roy, Adam Royall, Sam Rubbico, Savannah Rubenstein, Sophia Rudd, Madison Ruis, Kenna Ruotolo, Brandon Ruskin, Celia Rust, Dana Ryseff, Anastasia Sabin, Christina Sabo, Dylan Sacks, Rivi Sakaguchi, Aya Salera, Leila Salkind, Benj Salonga, Selbie Saltzman, Ethan Sanchez, Ruth Sanchez, Janet Sandhu, Jeevin Sandoval, Diana Santiago, Breyanni Santiago, Ximena Santino, Austin Santos, Tristan Sarathy, Divya Sardar, Rizwan Saunders, Briana Savinelli, Marlon Savini, Theophilus Scally, Clark Schafer, Lily Schmitz, Sarah Schnedler, Annemarie Schofield, Jack Schorr, Matt Schreuder, Allison Schwab, Emiko Schwab, Stuart Scott, Bryan Scott, Campbell

40, 213 81 93 161 97, 124 100, 161, 178, 182, 187, 191 161 130 171 35 90 30, 44, 171, 175 38 36, 171, 199 28, 29, 32, 33, 43 161 87 54, 85 161 85, 161, 176, 189 97 39 62, 87 60, 77 32, 35, 42, 161, 175, 177 128 90 135, 209 60 115 161 161 171 206 161 19, 36, 92 26 128 70, 161, 177 209 177 43, 55 101, 172, 174 161, 176, 183 162 43, 79 172, 203 140, 141, 162, 175 20 35 118 25, 63 162, 175 20 130, 131 52 162 162 162 48, 63 162 142, 172 162 172 118 162 64, 92 162, 176 20, 51 113, 125 32, 162, 177 172 162, 185 87 14, 42, 71, 172 172 206 162 162 47 51, 87 30 36, 55, 162, 194 5, 172 106 172

Seabrook, Rose Searcy, Courtney Sears, Claire Sebghati, Soraya Seiwert, Gabrielle Selub, Jonathan Sertich, Jacob Shah, Margaretta Share, Ilana Sharif, Karim Shawley, Audrey Shaye, Susannah Shea, William Shellem, Claire Shiosaki, Jessica Shlim, Anna Shore, Jacob Shrager, Camille Shuey, Clare Shultz, Cassie Siau, Willie Silver, Sydney Silverman, Zander Silverness, Erik Silverstein, Ian Simon, Margot Singh, Moonie Sirri, Paul Slack, Sierra Slezak, Pavlina Smith, Julia Smith, Lena Smith, Olivia Smutny, Mia Snapp, Russell Snowden-Ifft, Daniel Soltani, Amythis Song-Nichols, Kallyn Sonnenfeld, Chloe Sookezian, Arvin Soule, Sam Spain, Graham Sparrow, Lexie Sprenger, Cameron Stachowiak, Daria Stamnes, Steph Stark, Linda Steele, Bruce Stein, Lizzie Stephens, Thomas Stern, Nate Sternin, Eliana Stevens, Annie Stevens, Bailey Stevenson, Jamie Stevenson, Michael Stewart, Samantha Stigall, Daniel Stokolosa, Anna Stoler, Jonathan Stone, Marla Stone, Louise Strohm, Claire Stupp, Will Su, Maggie Sue, Arianna Sullivan, Sean Summerville, Deon Sundara, Allie Sutton, Roy Swanson, Khloe Tang, Chongmo Tang, Grace Tanioka, Chad Tatz, Erin Taverna, Taylor Tavetian, Helen Taylor, Beau Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Rachel Teller, Kylie Tenney, Olivia Terrall, Wilson Teverow, Ruben Thayer, Olivia Theodorou, Lea

123 51, 60, 63, 68, 162 41, 46, 213 20, 43, 68, 163 208 172 143, 163, 174, 177 163 26 6, 60, 93, 207 26, 28 , 70 163, 174 88 113 38 86 107 20, 21, 93 34, 163, 177 163, 176 40, 212 163 163 91 87 29, 45 163, 175, 177 90, 206 51, 130, 131 206, 208 44, 172, 177, 176 163 172, 175, 177 140, 141 143 52 5, 39, 85, 172, 177, 208 13, 83, 130, 131 172 172 87, 90 62, 74, 163 18, 51, 163, 176, 177 163 87 128 53 37 163 90 172, 174 89 130, 131 128 188 172 163, 174 100, 163 98 40, 213 53 172 117 163, 174 50 62 123

32, 35, 164, 174, 177, 195, 208

51, 105, 117 5, 76, 164, 208 37, 43, 60, 78, 207 78 206 164 164, 185 164, 174 53 84 19, 71, 209 164, 207 20, 47, 208 62 164 64, 81 128 18, 164

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Thompson, Spencer Tien, Drake Tillman, Dayja Tiong, Abel Tobin, Danny Todd, Noah Tolman, Claire Tom, Darren Tomlinson, Paul Tomlinson, Sydney Tonetti, Michael Torres, Andres Torrey, Katherine Torten, Oren Townsend, Eva Trautman, Marshall Treiman, Sierra Treviso, Dolores Troupe, Marissa Tsuha, Michaela Tucker, Georgia Tupper-Bridges, James Turner, Rob Uchiyama, Katy Umanoff, Charlotte Urry, Alex Valencia, Aisli Valente, Jake Valentine, Isaiah Valenzuela, Andrew Valenzuela, LJ Valero, Timothy Valle, Roxanne Van, Garrett Van Fossen, Claire Vargas, Ana Vargas, Carolina Vargas Garcia, Ana Vasquez, Jennifer Veatch, Ben Vega, Evelyn Villalobos, Alexis Volta, Ryan von Bergen, Sophie Vu, Ethan Wagner, Amanda Waithira, Agnes Waldram, Nicholas Wall, Riley Wallis-Lang, Kendahl Walsh, Liam Walsh, Patrick Walt, Katie Walter, Kelsey Walton, Colleen Wang, Isaac Wang, Yiyun Ward, Chance Ward, Jasmyne Warfel, Tommy Warner, Cole Warner, Shaylee Warren, Lineen Waruingi, Daniel Waters, Paige Watson, Gabriel Watson, Nolan Waxler, Alex Webb, Diamond Weeks, Chris Wegner, Erin Weider, Claire Weinberg, Lindsay Weinstein, Dana Weiser, Matt Weiskopf, Marin Weiss, Ben Welch, Asa Wendt, Allison

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PHOTO INDEX 55 16, 164, 174 71 91, 206 17, 164 172 20, 21, 164 97 11 111 41, 164, 200, 212 172 208 60 94, 113 175, 172 164 53 80 111, 164, 175 44 85, 164, 174, 176 30 135 21, 34 172, 201 70 123, 164 14 15, 35, 92 43, 77 26 112 165 14, 21, 35 28 165 172 45, 165, 175 26, 92 165 172 135 47, 71, 85,165, 177 46, 86 24, 165, 195 22, 36 165, 197 79 104, 120 19, 109 7, 36, 165 46 123 172 66 74 32, 33, 47, 65, 99 80 113 66 117 176 32, 44 120 5, 87 21 25 23, 165 16, 17, 165, 192, 199 173, 174, 175 4, 12, 97 165 165 115 84 26, 173, 185 100, 165, 207 78

Wenzl, MacKenna Werebe, Nathalie Wesley, Dionne West, Emily West, Grace Westwater, Will Whalen, Ryan Wheeler, Chloe Wheeler, Nina White, Emma White, Marissa Whitmore, Nathaniel Whitten, Kailee Wilcox, Drew Wilk, Olivia Williams, Dejah Williams, Jarron Wilson, Ashley Wilson, Emma Wilson, Travis Wilson, Tyler Winfrey, Leah Winnick, Noah Wittig, Magdalena Witwer, Charlie Wong, Jesse Wong, Justin Woodruff, Chloe Woods, Hannah Woods, Max Wright, Kenzi Wronoski, James Wu, Elizabeth Wu, Huntington Wukmir, Eloise Wyatt, Ginny Wynn, Brianna Yang, XuDong Yao, Joyce Yao, Mickey Yasuda, Mirei Yasukochi, Rosie Yasumoto, Nami Yates, Connor Ye, Frank Yeager, Brooks Yeary, Harrison Yee, Kyle Yee, Samantha Yeh, Chloe Yetenikyan, David Yi, Joseph Yip, Oscar Yonamine, John Yoshida, Jeffrey Young, Rachel Yu, Joshua Yuan, Henry Yudelevitch, Emma Zagonel, Gabriela Zapata, Diego Zeir, Sil Zepponi, Anthony Zhang, Ran Zhang, Weiyao Zheng, Yingshuang Zim, Alex Zimmerman, Brianna Zinsmeyer, Victoria Ziss, Margaux Zolfaghari, Tina Zyfers, Natalie

79 173 39 143 24, 101, 173 5, 21, 123, 165, 174, 176 165 143 67, 165 39, 40, 43, 55, 166, 200, 208, 212 96 71, 166 26 173 7, 26 12 42 166 97, 140, 141 166, 176 173 98 33 173 71 39 89 12, 166 19, 38 20 130, 166, 179, 186 209 207 6, 50 34, 80 11, 28, 44, 95 166, 185 87 60, 64 40, 95, 213 133 26, 37, 63 138, 139 173 94 90 176 166 128 97 173 173 36, 206, 208 90 123, 173 166 173 88 125 166, 185 13 87 173 65 78 78 96, 114 12 166, 184 91 55 34, 101, 166

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Beck, Jackson Biddle, Caldwell Clokey, Shasta Datla, Sanjana DiLorenzo, Julius Farkas, Maddy Fornari, Ella Garcia-Obledo, Georgina Gerbeyesus, Mylan Marcinkeviciute, Ieva Needleman, Josh Oliva, Karen Perez, Daniel Quan, Edmond Sabin, Christina Schmitz, Sarah Smith, Julia Smith, Lena Soltani, Amythis Stoler, Jonathan Vasi, Sana White, Emma Yokota, Lynn

8 8 9, 102 9, 72 73 72, 210 211 8, 9, 73, 102, 210, 211 10, 72, 103, 210 103 8 10, 72, 103, 210 72 73 102, 211 211 8 9 9, 73 2, 3, 8, 72, 103, 210 103 73, 102, 103, 210, 211, 220 1, 8, 9, 61, 72, 73, 102, 103

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