nostalgia Nostalgia is often defined as a sentimental affection for a happy past. In the 2018-2019 edition of Occidental College’s yearbook, Nostalgia, we take this time to reflect upon a rapidly-changing world at both Occidental and the communities surrounding our campus. While new students arrives at Oxy and seniors prepare for Commencement, we are always able to recognize the motifs that Oxy is comprised of. As the staff of La Encina Yearbook, it falls upon us to capture moments that encapsulate the emotions and sentiments of the year such that the Occidental community may look back while moving forward. Nostalgia is a commemoration of the year and our history. Without further delay, we are elated to present this year in review.
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ACADEMICS academic commons 6-7 Professors 8-9 oxy at u.n. 10-11 study abroad 12-13
CAMPUS LIFE
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Campus dining 16-19 campus style 20-21 greek life 22-23
EVENTS Orientation 26-27 OxyEngage 28-29 Involvement Fair 30-31 Food Justice Month 32-33 Homecoming 34-35 Fall Fest 36-37 fall Theatre 38-39 Apollo Night 40-41 Dance Pro 42-45 spring fest 46-47
STUDENT LEADERSHIP Student leadership
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RESIDENTIAL LIFE Bell-Young hall 62-63 Berkus hall 64-65 Braun hall 66-67 Chilcott hall 68-69 Erdman hall 70-71 Haines hall 72-73 Newcomb hall 74-75
Norris hall 76-77 Pauley hall 78-79 Stearns hall 80-81 Stewie hall 82-83 Themed Living 84-85 Wylie hall 86-87
ATHELTICS Cross Country 90-91 Football 92-93 Men’s Soccer 94-95 Men’s Waterpolo 96-97 Women’s Vollyeball 98-99 Women’s Soccer 100-101 Men’s Basketball 102-103 Swimming & Diving 104-105
Women’s Basketball 106-107 Baseball 108-109 Dance Team 110-111 Lacrosse 112-113 softball 114-115 tennis 116-117 track and field 118-119 women’s water polo 120-121
SENIORS flashback to first year 124-125 SENIOR portraits 126-149 SENIOR ads 150-169
la encina staff 170-171 acknowledgements 172-173 index 174-179 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
academicS
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academic commons 6-7 Professors 8-9 oxy at u.n. 10-11 study abroad 12-13
ACADEMICS 5
Sydney Tomlinson
Rowan Fitch
At Occidental, the Mary Norton Clapp Library and the Center for Digital Liberal Arts (CDLA) give students the tools and spaces they need to accomplish whatever academic goals they have. Whether you are looking for help with a paper in the Writing Advisor Center or just a quiet place to study, the library is always available for help. Meanwhile, the CDLA offers guidance and workshops regarding technical skills such as data visualization and digital archives in order to help students work in an increasingly digitized world. Dirk Staal, Sofia Buchler
Christina Hutchins
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Abigail Lavold, Mika O’Shea, Lori Berberian
Erin Zhang
academic commons Luis Figueroa, Vanessa Lopez
Emmaline Jeansonne
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Occidental College and its students would be nothing without its world-class professors. Whether they’re in the classroom or leading research in the field, Occidental’s faculty covers nearly every field of study imaginable. Practically every student who walks Oxy’s halls will have at least one professor who, at some point in their academic career, profoundly influenced the person they would become. Even former President of the United States Barack Obama acknowledged that, during his time at Occidental, the late politics professor Roger Boesche helped set him on the path that would ultimately see him take the highest office in the land. Francisco Martinez
Darren Larson Raul Villa
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Susan Gratch
professors Ryan Preston-Roedder
Patricia Cabral
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Manjun Hao, Madeline Lubeck, Cassandra Madrazo, Ashley Leon
Madeline Lubeck
Dire Ezeh
While some students may study abroad in Europe or Africa, Occidental’s Kahane United Nations Program gives students the opportunity to travel to New York City to work with the United Nations for an entire semester. The only program of its kind in the country, students participate in a rigorous internship while also taking classes, thoroughly balancing hands-on experience with academics. The program also travels to Costa Rica and Washington, D.C., making for a once-in-a-lifetime journey that only Occidental could provide.
Dire Ezeh, Mia Coleman, Ovie Kabba, Halla Keir, Rhea Bhatia, Aditya Kankipati
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Zachary Solomon
Marianna Baddoni, Ashley Leon, Manjun Hao
oxy at the u.n. Cassandra Madrazo, Claire Van Fossen, Andrea Snyder, Madeline Lubeck, Olivia Wilk, Zachary Solomon, Manjun Hao, Aditya Kankiparti, Jayne Wixtead, Ashley Leon, Dire Ezeh, Juliana Durning, Rhea Bhatia, Ovie Kabba, Poppy Thekdi, Marianna Baddoni, Mia Coleman, Halla Kier
Jayne Wixtead, Marianna Baddoni, Zachary Solomon, Rhea Bhatia
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Ben Simon, Antonio Quadra Nicole Castro
Every year, students from all walks of life study abroad in a country of their choosing. Organized by the International Programs Office (IPO), study abroad allows students to take the Occidental experience all across the globe. With programs in countries such as Argentina, Austria and everywhere in between, there is something for every student. Khetsi Pratt
Amy Bell
Katherine Kim
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Troy Van Buskirk Barter
Andie Devries
Study ABROAD Georgia Arnold
Cleo Charpantier
Ben Simon
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Campus dining 16-19 campus style 20-21 greek life 22-23
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campus life
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Campus Dining Darlene Thornton, Debora Amey
Ian McDougall, Christina Carrera, Liz Frissell
Vanessa Rodriguez
Shannon Martinez, Jenny Mendoza
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Jerry Flores
At Occidental, the Marketplace (MP) sits at the center of the campus dining experience. Open seven days a week and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the marketplace offers food for students of all dietary inclinations, whether they are vegan, vegetarian, Kosher or anywhere in between! With an ever-changing menu, the students can rest — and eat — assured knowing that they will have delicious options at the MP during their time at Oxy.
Lucy Kolpa, Jonah Morris
Catherine Anderson, Divya Moolamalla, Kiersten Galbadon
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Caroline Kearney
Ethan Berg
Carla Saucedo
Kyler Parris, Chris Rom-Toribio
Galen Maclennan, Ryan Lee
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Elizabeth Richman, Matthew Hao , Anastasia Cusack-Mercedez, Catherine Lee Felix Hong
Eduardo Garcia, Shannon Donelan
Abigail Wilson, Khetsi Pratt
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campus style The style’s of the student body reflects the diverse student body that makes Occidental the school that it is. Bringing influences from all corners of the United States and beyond, Occidental’s defies strict definition. Sophia Brown
Olivia DiNapoli, Julia Maclaughlin
Yumi Kobayashi Sophia Brown
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Neah Bois
Eli Burrell
Fiona Pedrick Christina Hutchins Matthew Howard
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Greek Life For students seeking to create lasting relationships and become active participants in the local community, Greek life can be the way to go at Occidental. With organizations for everyone — including the gender-neutral Zeta Tau Zeta — Greek life provides an excellent opportunity for students to make friends and and give back through to the community volunteer work. Whether they are raising money for advocacy groups or cleaning up public areas, Greek organizations work to better the community while also fostering lifelong relationships between members. Stephanie Montes De Oca Anne Marie Crooke, Lauren Chin, Claire Taylor
Lily Ayau, Sofia Zwass, Rachel Kirkpatrick, Evie Wasson
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Annie Lynch, Allie Frank, Tatiana Garnett, Sarah Young, Lily Ayau, Sofia Zwass
Amelia Premfors, Eleanor Severance, Elizabeth Brewer
Alpha Lambda Phi Alpha Members
Sam Collins, Mark Pabst, Addy Nunn
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events
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Orientation 26-27 OxyEngage 28-29 Involvement Fair 30-31 Food Justice Month 32-33 Homecoming 34-35 Fall Fest 36-37 fall Theatre 38-39 Apollo Night 40-41 Dance Pro 42-45 spring fest 46-47
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Jacques Lesure
Hannah Lee, Zoobia Jilani, Myles Hultgren
Johnna Munsen & Family
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orientation Myles Hultgren, Patrick Walsh, Bryce Boyle
Coming into college as a first year can be an intimidating thing. Students are catapulted into a world far from home with people they don’t know in circumstances likely unparalleled by any experience they’ve ever gone through. Orientation week is Occidental’s way of helping transition these individuals into a part of Occidental’s culture. First years get the opportunity to learn about things like Occidental’s campus and curriculum, all the while meeting new people and having time to adjust to life on campus before classes start.
O -Team Leaders
Rob Flot
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Isobel Dickson, LA Underground
The annual Oxy Engage program gives incoming first-years the opportunity to get familiar with the Los Angeles area, offering a multitude of options suitable for any and all interests. Trips include “California Coasts”, in which students visit LA’s most iconic beaches; “LA Underground, which showcases overlooked parts of the Los Angeles art scene; and “LA Wilderness” Katrina Weti, Liv Grieg, Linda Hussein, Kailee Browning, Antigone Lambros, Seghen Yohanas
Max Woods, John Lamdin
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OxyEngage Gabe Peterkin, Rajan Pherwani
Cate Chisholm, Bergen Phelps, Danielle Shores, Maria Rutiaga Evan Sarafian, Isobel Dickson, Jillian Kuo, Kyle Costello, Maddie Callis
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Lara Minassians, Serena Pelenghian, Raffi Titizian
Meike Buhaly, Nora Fujita-Yuhas, Christy Hutchins, Petra Jasper, Clarasophia Gust
Ethan Heffernan, Cheyenne Orozco, Andrew Park, Zachary Schuman, Kian Shamskhou
Sam Maury-Holmes, Zach Goodwin, Sam Monius, Paul Tomlinson, Ebby Naftzger
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Involvement fair Sebastian Salazar, Jacob Gutierrez, Quinn Taylor
Diamond Coleman, Ayanna Lynch, Arianne Gonzalez, Kate Dinauer
The Involvement Fair (I-Fair for short) gives students the opportunity to interact with all of the student-run clubs and groups that populate Occidental’s campus. Held every semester in the Academic Quad, student groups set up elaborate booths and invite interested students to see what they have to offer. Whether your interests lie in baking, journalism or video games, a group can be found at the I-Fair that fits your needs!
Ellie Farrin, Mia Hernandez Allen Chen
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Venitia Boyce, Diego Zapata
Peter Coulson, Ellie Malmon-Andrews
A collaboration between numerous departments and clubs, Food Justice Month seeks to call attention to issues regarding food production and equity. Packed with a wide-range of programming, the month includes activities film screenings, a fair in the Academic Quad and workshops in order to learn more about sustainable eating practices.
Lilah Abrams, Mira Kraus
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Food justice month
Bea Bestor-Silverman, Meret Gaudreau, Molly Ellrodt, Olivia Sweeney-Vestey, Makaela Vogel
Ivy Denham-Conroy
Food Justice House
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Mel Ginther, Mia Jones, Karin Uzawa, Mel Devoney, Alexa Ligon
Anisha Rao, Faven Brook, Nicole McGee, Britney Aboagye, Tianay Mariah
Danielle Shores, Shanna Yeh
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Homecoming
Valentyna Koudelkova, Michela Imperiale, Aime Fukada, Beau Brauer, Chesten Browning
Homecoming brought together Tigers new and old for a weekend of festivities celebrating the college. From a pancake breakfast catered by members of the administration to a surprise visit from the Eagle Rock High School Marching Band, Homecoming welcomed alumni while current students fought for honor in sports events over the weekend.
Oswald
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Danny Mcgrath, Jackson Munn, Stephanie Malter
DJ Four AM DJ Amir Saysnothing
KOXY
Gillian Matthes
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FALL FEST DJ Akira Akira
The month of November started with a bang when musicians Four AM, Akira Akira and Amirsaysnothing performed on campus for the annual Fall Fest on Nov. 3! Held in front of Thorne Hall, students gathered for an exciting evening of music and dance organized by the Programming Board. Dazzling lights and bouncing beats made for another student dance that will not soon be forgotten! Anoop D’Souza
Chloe Wheeler, Pavlina Slezak
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Hil Oglesby, Carey Cannata
Rosie Stevenson, Noa Carlson, Nina Srdic Hadzi-Nesic, Carey Cannata, Mitchell Carswell Rosie Stevenson
Troy Van Barter, Hil Ogelesby
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Rosie Stevenson
Fall THEAtre Hil Oglesby, Rosie Stevenson
The Occidental College Theater Department put on two major productions in the fall of 2018, ranging from drama to dark comedy. The first, entitled “The Many Deaths of Danny Rosales,” offered a drama regarding the death of the titular character and addressed themes of racism and police brutality. The second play, “U-R-U,” imagined a dystopian future in which robot servants exist and considered how robot servitude could impact humanity.
Noa Carlson
Rosie Stevenson, Mitchell Carswell, Noa Carlson, Nina Srdic Hadzi-Nesic
Rosie Stevenson, Hil Oglesby
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EvaMarie David
Kai Shinmoto, Sarajoy Salib
Hosted annually by the Black Student Alliance, Apollo Night offers students the chance to showcase their skills and talents for their friends and peers to see, and the 2019 edition was no exception. Hosted by students JT Tinsley and Rahsaan Middleton, the evening celebrated black heritage in an inclusive manner and proved to be a joyous event for all. Molly Ellrodt, Olivia Shinners, Olivia Das, Eloise Wukmir, Phoebe Patterson
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Apollo Night Alexander Levers
Rahsaan Middleton, Javion Tinsley Eloise Wukmir
Arman Henry
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“Desi Aur Pardesi” - Harjas Dhillon, Ahladini Veerin, Jagmit Dhami
Dance Pro E-Board
“Let’s Get Physical!” - Jane Crosby-Schmidt, Sammie Fang
“Let’s Get Physical!” - Jane Crosby-Schmidt, Sammie Fang
Carol Beckett
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dance production The annual Dance Production (Dance Pro) once again packed Throne Hall with dancers and spectators alike for a weekend filled with joy, energy and, of course, dance. Performances varied greatly, with styles ranging from traditional Chinese fan dancing to urban hip-hop, from Broadway to Bollywood. Students cheered their friends and peers from the seats as the student-run production took to the stage for its 71st year at the college. Lauren Parks
“I Do Da Dancing Hip Hop” - Leo Kim
“I Do Da Dancing Hip Hop” - Leo Kim
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Eloise Wukmir, Charlene Chen, Molly Ellrodt
Yuzu Ikeue Jason Park, Madelene Riley
“A Fantasy” - Leeza Lu
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“I Do Da Dancing Hip Hop” - Leo Kim
“Afro Lituation” - Waruguru Waithira
Cameron Tanaka
Teagan Langseth-Depaolis
Carol Beckett
Isabel Schwartzberg, Mara Kristansson
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Emily Leonard, Riki Eijima
Andrew Soto, Teagan Jarvis, Wesley Banks
Markus Dueker-Ramirez, Leo Sonner, Nate Dunning, Yolbars Myhre, Takim Myhre, John Li
Michelle St. Louis, Emily Davis, Lara Minassians, Taylor Gorretta
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Mariana Martinez
Spring fest Joey Bada$$
For the 2019 edition of Spring Fest, Occidental College brought prominent rapper Joey Bada$$ for an energetic performance in the Greek Bowl. Also featuring acts from CJ Fly and student DJ Funky Mar (real name Marianna Martinez), the fest began with a carnival in the Academic Quad before moving to the Greek Bowl for the main events. Thrilled students danced for hours during the music-filled night, with Bada$$ giving past Spring Fest performers T-Pain and Chance the Rapper a run for their money!
CJ Fly
Alejandro Pelayo, EvaMarie David, Nathalie Kaoumi
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Student leadership
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student activity center programming board 50
For students interested in exploring the world around Occidental, the Student Activities Center (SAC) is there to help! Located in the Johnson Student Center, the SAC provides everything from discounted movie and amusement park tickets to camping equipment in order to best help students enjoy all that Los Angeles and California have to offer.
While they mainly operate behind the scenes, Occidental’s student-run Programming Board provides the student body with many of the school’s most prominent events. Responsible for organizing the annual Fall and Spring Fests, in addition to dozens of other activities, the hard-working students of Programming Board helped bring acts such as Joey Bada$$ and CJ Fly to perform during the 2018-2019 year.
la encina As a team, La Encina (The Oak Tree), works together to create a polished yearbook for the Occidental family. The yearbook staff is highly trained in editing, photography, layout design, copy writing and illustration. They work to provide a diverse, comprehensive, and accurate record for the benefit of the current, as well as future OXY community.
the occidental
Natalie Ray, Haley Jones, Aime Fukada, Maddie Solomon, Miaja Lemieux, Matthew Reagan, Pablo Nukaya-Petralia, Oona Milliken, Aerex Narvasa, Alex Lin, Christopher Peel, Emily Jo Wharry, Barbara Thomas (adviser), Stella Ramos, Audrey Rudolph, Tessa Sternberg, Margot Heron, Josh Schapiro, Alice Feng, River Lisius, Zoobia Jilani, Serena Pelenghian, Flora Villalobos, Eluned Gulbekian Faram, Grace Adams, Victoria Winter, Grace Pozen, Zach Goodwin, Peri Wallent, Nanuka Jorjadze, Emily Leonard, Zack Forsyte, Miles Koupal, Spencer Patrick, Elizabeth Brewer, Matthew VanBronkhorst, Sam Hajduk, Eliot Brody, Ivan Derrick, EsmĂŠ Epstein, Julian Willnow, Ava Ciosek, Charlie Finnerty, Corrine Schmaedeke, Julia Eubanks
Covering news both on- and off-campus, the Occidental is the school’s student-run newspaper. The Occidental gives students the experience of working in a real newsroom that engages actively with both the Occidental and Eagle Rock communities. Whether they are reporting on local events, publishing opinions or even producing video essays, the staff at the Occidental strive to put impactful and high-quality content on a regular basis. STUDENT LEADERSHIP 51
feast
Unique to Occidental, the Food, Energy and Sustainability Team (FEAST) works to improve Occidental and the local communities relationship with food and the environment. In addition to running their own organic garden at the edge of campus, FEAST also run composting operations on campus and hold events for students to learn more about food and sustainable eating practices.
koxy
Diego Zapada, Isabella Gutierrez, Venitia Boyce, Sarah Yi, Angela Lee, Celeste Padula, Alma Olavarria Gallegos, Cora Davies, Karl Kelly, Ellie Malamon-Andrews, Layla Hamesi
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As the school’s student-run radio station, KOXY gives students the opportunity to run and curate their own radio shows, playing everything from pop to rock to avant-garde jazz. But KOXY is not just a radio station — they also organize live concerts featuring groups such as Crumb and print a fan-zine by and for the student body. At the center of everything that KOXY does is music, whether on the airwaves, in print or on stage.
oxytv Formerly known as CatAList TV, Oxy TV is the school’s only student-run television network. Putting out content on a weekly basis, Oxy TV gives student-filmmakers the opportunity to showcase their work, whether they work with genres such as comedy, drama, reality or even a little everything! Open to filmmakers with all levels of experience, Oxy TV provides a great outlet for Oxy’s creatively-inclined students.
bengalbus As Occidental’s own ride-sharing service, the Bengal Bus provides students with transportation around the neighborhoods of Eagle Rock and Highland park. Perfect for quick trips for groceries or shopping, the Bengal Bus gives students who may not have cars the opportunity to get to know the area around Occidental a little better — for free! The Bengal Bus also does “Wildcard trips,” taking students on free trips to fun spots all across the city. STUDENT LEADERSHIP 53
bike share
Occidental’s Bike Share provides the student body with the gift of mobility, renting out bicycles for students to get around town on, or even just to commute across campus with. But the student-run Bike Share does more than just loan out bikes — they also offer bicycle repairs, organize group rides and even host races across campus! If it involves two wheels and a frame, Bike Share likely knows…
hameetman career center
For all things job-related, the Hameetman Career Center (HCC) is ready to help! At the HCC, advisors assist students with a range of job-related issues, from finding employment after graduation to even just learning how to right your first resume. Outside of their offices, the HCC also hosts events such as career fairs and workshops, which give students the opportunity to network and make valuable connections in their fields of interest.
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asoc senate The Associated Students of Occidental College (ASOC) consists of the student body of the college and includes various leadership positions. Key components of ASOC include the Senate and Honor Board, which consist of elected officials and act as the student government, and the Renewable Energy and Sustainability Fund and Diversity & Equity Board, which work to address issues related to the sustainability and equity on campus. ASOC also funds various student services on campus, giving students to the opportunity to pursue their interests.
honor board The Honor Board consists of an elected group of students who act as jurors during conduct proceedings at Occidental. As the judicial branch of the Associated Students of Occidental College (ASOC), Honor Board provides student input on issues related to student conduct and academic misconduct in order to offer a fair process during investigations. While not as visible as other branches of ASOC, Honor Board nonetheless performs an important duty for the student body. STUDENT LEADERSHIP 55
diversity and equity board sustainability fund 56
The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Fund (Sustainability Fund for short) offers financial support to students pursuing projects involving environmental sustainability at Occidental. A branch of the Associated Students of Occidental College, Sustainability Fund advocates for the environment by sponsoring events with groups such as the Food, Energy and Sustainability Team (FEAST) and holding events such as the Environmental Justice Student Speaker Series, which gave students the opportunity to discuss their work in regards to environmental issues.
Occidental’s Diversity and Equity Board (DEB) is a student-run organization dedicated to empowering and improving the lives of marginalized groups both on and off campus. As an extension of the Associated Student of Occidental College, DEB works to minimize the gentrifying effects of the school and cultivate a climate of inclusivity. The board hosts town halls and regularly engages with the student body and administration as it works to hold Occidental to its standard of diversity and equity.
slice The Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement Office (SLICE) supports the student body in manner of ways. From offering jobs through Student Services to planning Orientation, SLICE plays a big role in the lives of almost every student. Key aspects of SLICE include managing and aiding student-run clubs and Greek Life, organizing Orientation programs, and putting on free events like movie screenings, beer gardens, and roller skating!
international programs office
The International Programs Office at Occidental College serve as an intermediate between numerous study abroad programs and students, helping them navigate the application process to either study or research abroad. IPO also coordinates Orientation and other programs for international students in order to welcome them to their new home at Occidental College.
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Project safe 58
The Project for a Sexual-Assault Free Zone (Project SAFE for short) works to end sexual violence at Occidental through education and advocacy. Project SAFE’s role on campus includes providing advocacy services for survivors and hosting events to educate the public about preventing sexual violence. Run by a combination of dedicated staff members and students, Project SAFE works to make Occidental and the world a safer place for all.
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RESidential Life
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Bell-Young hall 62-63 Berkus hall 64-65 Braun hall 66-67 Chilcott hall 68-69 Erdman hall 70-71 Haines hall 72-73 Newcomb hall 74-75 Norris hall 76-77 Pauley hall 78-79 Stearns hall 80-81 Stewie hall 82-83 Themed Living 84-85 Wylie hall 86-87
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Monty Day, Will Najjar
Le’Andreah Belt, Lexi Leggin, Harege Kebede Tessa Davis
RA Jackie Dall
Few first-years are lucky enough to live in BellYoung hall for their first year. Bell-Young is nestled between Wylie and Pauley Hall. It makes going to class easy because of its direct routes to most academic buildings. The sunny common rooms are kept cool with air-conditioning. The third floor of Bell-Young is now co-ed making it a welcoming and accepting environment for everyone to be a part of. The walls of Bell-Young hold great memories students look back on fondly as their time at Oxy goes on. 62
bell-young hall Sydney Takauye, Emily Marks Liz Noble, Mariah Rutiaga Amaya
Kerr Gebreselassie, Ellis Shaw Dietz
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Evan Sarafian
Kaylie Treskin William Chen
Brody Barkan
Andrew Park
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Berkus Hall Asha Hanstad, Anisha Rao
Sarah Hoffman
At first glance, Berkus gives off the look and feel of a five star hotel. With its beautiful courtyard, coffee cart, and even its own gym, it seems like the kind of place that someone could live in luxury. Berkus is also home to classrooms as well as enough food to reasonably sustain yourself (though this is not necessarily recommended), so if you really wanted to, you could live there and never even have to leave. Riki Eijima, Emily Leonard
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Kathy Ou
Ilaria Simmen, Claire Jang, Brenna Knapp
Adrian Daues
Noa Richard
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braun hall Ally Olkein
Located at the top of upper campus, Braun Hall offers students a complete living experience. With its cozy construction, the multi-storied hall shares a beautiful view of Los Angeles with fellow-first-year hall Stewie. Braun’s large common room presents a perfect space for dance parties, late-night movie viewing, and rounds of pool, while its proximity to Mt. Fiji allows students to hike to their heart’s’ content. While life in Braun may demand a character-building trek up the hill with every visit, the perks of Braun-life more than outweigh its cons.
Jackson Eddy, Nick Escobar Theresa Nevins, Nicole Matsanov
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Kristen LeBlanc, Quinlan Genrich
Reed Kohls
Lucy Smith, Margot Murphy
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Victoria Winter
Chilcott hall Gabe Ramos
Chilcott may be the smallest first-year hall, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for inconveniences. Located on lower campus, Chilcott is close enough to the Marketplace and Cooler to make getting food a breeze. Its shared field with Haines is a well-kept secret, where students can relax, study, or do nothing at all while enjoying the California sun.For the days with less-than-desirable weather, the large common room allows students to hang out, play music, or try to set a new high score on the arcade. Rae Hirschfeld-Smith, Hannah Hooper
Adam Banz, Anna Gray
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Fiona Pedrick, Karin Uzawa
Cindy Xu
Katherine Chang, Kaitlin Liu, Grace Lee
For students seeking a different kind of living situation, Erdman is the place to be. As Occidental’s only substance-free hall, Erdman allows students to live in an environment committed to living a quieter life. Although the hall is equipped with air-conditioning and fine decor, they aren’t the only amenities; the hall maintains easy access to classes and dining. Erdman also boasts several dorms with balconies, making an already sweet deal that much better.
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Zach Godwin
ERDMAN Hall Sarah Ruiz
RA Nicole Cao
RA Ethan Hofferman
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Once home to alum and President of the United States Barack Obama, Haines Hall offers students housing that mixes historical value with practical amenities. Like other lower campus housing, Haines provides ready access to dining and classrooms, and even shares a small meadow with Chilcott that is perfect a day of lounging. But Haines also acts a reminder to students about what an Occidental student can achieve, with the Obama Mural at the front of Haines offering humor and inspiration to those who see it. Ethan Heffernan
Alma Olavarrisa Gallegos
Tala Ismail
Kali Haire
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Haines hall Christina Hutchins
Ronnie Doss Tyler Webb
Samuel Page
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Sid Sannapareddy
Jimin Lee
Cayleigh Lekven, Amelia Blankenau
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Jillian Kuo
Newcomb hall Khanh Linh Lai
Newcomb Hall provides a classic college living experience. Reserved for upper-division students, the hall boasts a uniquely straightforward layout and a massive common capable of supporting anything from improv shows to late night study sessions. Newcomb also houses the Media Suite, which functions as the home base for Occidental’s student services (including La Encina!). If the indoors aren’t your thing, Newcomb also features a large lawn that’s perfect for games of cricket or lying down to take in the sun. Marcus Gee-Lim
Kailen Shinmoto
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Samantha Pass, Stella Wren-Ramos
Zoe Spearman
Matthew Teplitz, David Paine
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Rowan Fitch
Katherine Wood
Norris hall
Antonio Andrades, JP Flores
Nate Dunning, Markus Blomfeld Aria Devlin
Geographically speaking, Norris is the highest dorm on campus. Located just below Fiji and adjacent to the baseball field, Norris has a great view of the city of Los Angeles. Norris is made up of four towers and each tower has three floors made up of “quads�. Each quad has its very own theme such as Engagement in the Arts, LGBTQ, and Empowering Women. The quads feel luxurious because of the balconies and private bathrooms. Living in a quad provides a great sense of community that makes every resident fall in love with Norris living.
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Jason Park Anastasia Cusack-Mercedez
Evie Wasson, Janet Orozco
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Rodrigo Guerra
PAULEY Hall Emmanuel Cordoba-Castro
Pauley, the multicultural res hall, boasts diversity not only of culture, but of ages as well. It’s the only place on campus where first-years can live with students in higher years than them and as such allows said first-years the opportunity to learn about college life from those who have spent more time here. Pauley also serves as a hub of multi- and intercultural meetings and discourse in it’s Martin Luther King Junior lounge.
Nancy Zhou
Selene Cuevas
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Nicole Yim
Carey Cannata
Alex Bonomi
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sTEaRNS Hall At the top of upper campus sits Stearns Hall, a hall unlike any other on campus. Students in Stearns can expect outstanding views of Los Angeles, a multi-story common room, and a thriving social scene. The confusing layout may take time to learn, but Stearns’ charm far outweighs the inevitable occasion of getting lost at least once. Furthermore, Stearns is a quick walk from most classrooms and the Cooler; one can easily leave a late-afternoon class, grab a snack, and be back in time to watch the California sunset illuminate the horizon. Elleni Bekele
Claire Pollard Rodrigo Lugo
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Zoe Campbell, Sydney Leiweke, Eduardo Garcia Riven Tang
Kate Staude
One of the first-year halls located on upper campus, Stewie features some of Occidental’s finest views of Los Angeles. The large common room gives students a clear view of the city, while also featuring plenty of space to study or play pool (someone fact-check this). Stewie also includes its own large lawn, affectionately known as Stewie Beach, where students often gather for impromptu games of spikeball or Ultimate frisbee. Keean Barber, Louie Kim
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Haley Jones, Olivia Gittings
Stewie hall Shannon Donelan, Sydney Leiweke
Isaac Guerrero Zabette Kerman
Ashley Nakagawa
RESIDENTIAL LIFE 83
Miwako Inoue Helen Drumm
Rachel Kirkpatrick
Mei Lee
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Themed LIVING Eleanor Goulden
Themed living offers an alternative for students who seek a different housing experience while at Occidental. As opposed to normal residential halls, themed living revolves around specific ideas that define the housing space. Examples of themed living include Queer House (a dedicated space for members of the LGBTQ community), Food Justice House (housing dedicated to sustainable eating practices) and Berkus House (women-only housing). Food Justice House
Jalen Campbell
RESIDENTIAL LIFE 85
Cleo Juster, Marge Wilson
Josh Schapiro
RA Oscar Sullivan Lauren Berger
Audrey Villalobos Lilly
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wylie HALL Meara Conner
Caroline Fuller
Students know Wylie Hall as a place to relax and work. Located on lower campus, Wylie sits adjacent to the library, making studying a breeze. More than just a place to work however, Wylie also features a large open patio to relax on, in addition to a small, shaded field it shares with Bell-Young Hall. The spacious and comfortable common room and quiet demeanor make the hall a go-to place to escape the academic world.
Catlin Hedeman
Caroline Parker
RESIDENTIAL LIFE 87
Cross Country 90-91 Football 92-93 Men’s Soccer 94-95 Men’s Waterpolo 96-97 Women’s Vollyeball 98-99 Women’s Soccer 100-101 Men’s Basketball 102-103 Swimming & Diving 104-105 Women’s Basketball 106-107 Baseball 108-109 Dance Team 110-111 Lacrosse 112-113 softball 114-115 tennis 116-117 track and field 118-119 women’s water polo 120-121
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athletics
ATHLETICS 89
Ethan Heffernan
Women’s Cross Country
cross country Nate Harris
90
Karina Uzawa, Gabriella Wayne, Kayla Lim
Alex Smith, Nate Harris, Jackson Moore
Ajda Celebi
Men’s and women’s cross country made grand strides in their seasons, finishing in second and third-place respectively in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC). Senior Roxanne Valle led the way, securing Occidental’s best time at the Master’s Cross Country Invitational and earning the title of SCIAC Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week. On the men’s team, senior Brody Barkan pushed the team to a second-place finish in a field of 29 teams at the Master’s University Cross Country Invitational. Aria Blumm
Men’s Cross Country
ATHLETICS 91
Oxy Football
Football Lucas Savoie
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Kyler Parris
Jake Willemsen
Joshua Greaves
Nathan Bradder, Kyle Abundo, Matthew Trusiak, Jacob Piccuito
Mitchell Kalauli
The Occidental Men’s Football team returned after a year spent rebuilding their roster following the cancellation of their 2017-2018 season. Bolstered by an influx of eager first years, the team opened their season strong with a victory against CETYS Mexicali. The team unfortunately struggled to find footing following their opener, but managed to secure a close loss to cross-town rivals Claremont-Mudd-Scripps.
Brennan Golden
ATHLETICS 93
Sean Kim
Marcus Blumenfeld
Men’s Soccer Matthew Labrie, Nate Dunning
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Nicolas Eble
Oxy Men’s Soccer
With strength rivaling that of a real tiger, the men’s soccer team gave an impressive effort over the course of their 2018 season that culminated in a heated championship match against Chapman University. Meanwhile, men’s soccer showed consistency and fortitude throughout the season, going 14-6 and cinching victories against rivals Caltech, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer.
Ryan Wilson
Matthew Labrie, David Paine, Ariel Rosso
Scott Drazan
ATHLETICS 95
Oxy Men’s Water Polo
Hayden Comerford
men’s waterpolo Following a difficult 2017 season, Men’s Water Polo made a strong return in 2018. The team dominated in the San Diego Mesa Tournament, securing all four of their matches over the span of two days. The team also earned a victory against neighboring school Caltech, going 12-7 against the Beavers. Overall, the season marked a strong start for the team’s many first-years, hopefully setting up for a successful collegiate career going forwards. Jasper Lee
Alex Marlott
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Walter Sandbloom
Wilson Noll
Henry Grady
Elijah Havens
ATHLETICS 97
Oxy Women’s Volleyball
Women’s Volleyball Corrie McKee, Taylor Gorretta, Hannah Wagner
Taylor Gorretta
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Jacqueline Rutherfurd, Sabrina Degnan, Allie Sundara Bethany Heitland
The Occidental women’s volleyball team’s 2018 season proved to be an eventful one, with senior Allie Sundara securing 1,000 career assists and the team as a whole cinching victories against cross-town rival CalTech. Although unable to make it playoffs, they nonetheless proved themselves as one of Oxy’s strongest teams. Oxy Women’s Volleyball
Allie Sundara, Corrie McKee
ATHLETICS 99
Ashley Rodarte
Oxy Women’s Soccer
women’s soccer Layla Devlin
Berkli Maningo
100
Sydney Tomlinson
Women’s soccer made history during their 2018 season by winning the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship! Women’s soccer made it a truly great day to be a Tiger after defeating Pomona-Pitzer in a game that went into not one, but two overtimes. Overall, women’s soccer proved themselves as a historic force to be reckoned with at Occidental College. Devoney Amberg, Ashley Rodarte
Rachel Kolpa
Layla Devlin
ATHLETICS 101
Ryan Kaneshiro
Brandon Ruotolo
men’s basketball Oxy Men’s Basketball
Jacob Adler
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Zach Baines
Zach Baines
Caleb Yellin-Flaherty Austin DeWitz
With their best season in over a decade, the men’s basketball team proved themselves as a force to be reckoned with in Division III athletics. The Tigers started their season off strong with a remarkable 15-game winning strike that included a win against local rival Caltech before finishing the season with a nail-biting 64-62 victory against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. While their post-season playoffs were cut short after one game, the Tigers nonetheless made history when senior Zach Baines acquired his 1000th career point while playing at Oxy.
Oxy Men’s Basketball
ATHLETICS 103
Miles Koupal
Valentyna Koudelkova
swimming & diving Occidental’s swim and dive teams sped past the competition during a particularly eventful 2018-2019 season. Highlights of the season included Cindy Dong (first year) competing in the NCAA Division III Championships for the women’s team and Dion Holden (first year) competing in Regional Qualifiers for the men. Both teams came out victorious during a meet against Chapman University, furthering cementing their success during the season.
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Sam Sachs
Ian Zunt
Kyle Chang
Sam Sachs
Matt Howard
Noah Nagel Ian Zunt
ATHLETICS 105
Zoe Campbell
Taylor Yoshida
women’s basketball Malory North
The women’s basketball team stayed strong through a difficult season, playing with consistency and grace. During a game against Chapman University, Kaleinani Nallira (sophomore) scored a career high of 20 points in a single game, and the team as a whole rallied together for a victory against cross-town rival Caltech, cinching a close 47-45 victory. In all, the Tigers gave a strong effort that will surely propel them to future success.
Emily Leonard
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Raveena Dhiman
Kaleinani Nallira, Catherine Reneer, Ravena Dhiman, Chelsea Brooks, Zoe Campbell
Alyssa Ramlochan
Ravenna Dhiman, Kaleinani Nallira, Zoe Campbell
ATHLETICS 107
Tom Butler
Jared Baur
Baseball Occidental baseball opened their season strong and became even stronger as their season progressed. Not even cross-town rivals Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer could halt the Tigers, with the team scoring huge wins against both. Jake Fredrickson received high praise, earning the title of SCIAC Hitter of the Week after helping the Tiger’s sweep Pomona Pitzer 3-0 during a series of games, while pitcher Nolin McCarthy earned the title of SCIAC Pitcher of the Week after the Tiger’s opening game. Antonio Andrade
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Bryan Smith
Eamon McNeil
Michael Ingram
Antonio Andrade, Michael Ingram, Jake Fredrickson, Reid Gibbs
Bryce Coyne
Antonio Andrade
ATHLETICS 109
Jessica Lee, Emma Louise Wilson, Mia Smutny
dance team
Kayla Steinke, Jessica Lee, Carol Beckett
110
Zabette Kerman, Amy Kang
Halftime at Oxy's home athletics events is always just as exciting as the games themselves, thanks to Oxy's Dance Team. Performing at many home football and basketball games, Dance Team is always there to rally up the home crowd. Campus events are livened up with Dance Team's performances in the Academic Quad, but make no mistake – Dance Team gives any on-campus athletic squad a run for their money.
Emma Louise Wilson
Jessica Lee, Emma Louise Wilson, Zabette Kerman
ATHLETICS 111
Emma Rogers
Elizabeth Andrews
Lacrosse Mia Jones
Alessandra Pelliccia
112
Oxy Lacrosse Team
Playing with poise and power, Occidental women’s lacrosse put forth an excellent effort in their 2018-2019 season. The Tigers secured big victories against local rival Pomona-Pitzer and Redlands University, scoring 13-12 and 17-6 respectively. Senior Shai Goodman received the title of SCIAC Offensive Player of the Week while fellow senior Neah Bois earned the title of SCIAC Defensive Player of the Week, marking two high points in an already successful season for the Tigers.
Alessandra Pelliccia, Elizabeth Andrews, Corinne Bates
Madisyn Hallare Nicole Litt
ATHLETICS 113
Dyani Dillard
Alexandra Olkein
SOFTBALL Occidental softball persevered through a difficult season as a team, but nonetheless succeeded as individuals members made their mark. Bailey Stevens (senior) set a new career home run record while Cora Roberts (senior) and Delaney Russell (first year) gave superb efforts during a doubleheader with Willamette University. The team as a whole had big wins against Cal Lutheran University and Redlands University in what was a solid season for the Softball Tigers.
Haley Carlton
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Drew Samson
Bailey Stevens
Cora Roberts Kristin LeBlanc
Natalie Glover
Nyla Gatison
ATHLETICS 115
Oxy Men’s Tennis
Jane Wright, Zoe Campbell
tennis Occidental’s men’s and women’s tennis teams put forth exceptional efforts during their 2018-2019 seasons, with both teams scoring massive wins. The men’s team secured 9-0 wins against the University of Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran University, while the women’s team scored 8-1 victories against Marymount College and Principia University. With a new coach at the helm in the form of Occidental alum David Bojalad, the Tigers swung their way to an all-around successful season. Alana Adelman
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Cameron Coe
Nicole Pelletier David Zhang
Andrea Clawson
Joseph Schwarcz
ATHLETICS 117
Ethan Heffernan
Megan Armentrout
track & field Allison Kilday
118
Brody Barkan
Ethan Heffernan, Joey Sortino, Andrew McCall, Sam Feingold-Gardner
Leo Connelly
All across the board, the men’s and women’s track and field teams put forth incredible efforts as team members broke personal records and made national rankings. Four team members — Sabrina Degnan, Jada Newkirk, LaShauna Porter and Tyler Webb — earned Indoor All-West Region honors during a meet in Arizona, and Webb ranked as the fastest NCAA Division III athlete in March. The teams as a whole scored big victories against Caltech and Whittier, adding extra excitement to an already eventful season. Joey Najjar
Cora Davies
ATHLETICS 119
Emily Kapins
Women’s Water polo Michela Imperiale
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Chelsea Evans
Monica Chernoff Abigail Lavold
Monica Chernoff
Occidental women’s water polo opened their 2018-2019 season strong with a victory against Grove City before going on to a have a consistent rest of their season. A key season highlight included a big win against Caltech, with the Tigers scoring 17-6 and team members Monica Chernoff (junior) and Ella Maisano playing crucial roles in the teams success. Throughout their season, the Tigers’ defense proved to be their strongest point as they fought for possession of the ball. Claudia Oppermann
Mika O’Shea
ATHLETICS 121
seniors
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flashback to first year 124-125 SENIOR portraits 126-149 SENIOR ads 150-167
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Will Martel, Alexis Banbury Diego Zapata
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SENIORS 125
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128
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SENIORS 129
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130
Robert Feign
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SENIORS 131
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SENIORS 133
Juliah Lee
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Mario Lemus
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SENIORS 135
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136
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SENIORS 137
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Caroline Silverstein
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SENIORS 139
Silvia Yang Mathematics
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140
Gigi Yin
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SENIORS 141
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SENIORS 143
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Paige Waters
Clair Weider
Eloise Wukmir
Varty Yahjian
Amber Zhang
Sharon Zhang
Yiming Zhang
Art and Art History & Biology
American Studies
Comparative Studies/Lit & Cult
Economics
Mathematics
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Andrew w. dAi, ClAss of 2019, BA in eConomiCs, BA in PsyChology
Dear Andrew, You did it, congrats! We are so proud of you!
Love, Dad, Mom, and sister Diana
The Department of Mathematics is proud to congratulate
Vena Zhang as the winner of the 2019 Benedict Freedman Prize for Mathematical Promise, recognizing her research on the factorization theory of additive submonoids of the natural numbers. The Benedict Freedman Prize for Mathematical Promise is made possible by a generous donation from the Freedman family.
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O W S N I A A ELL LUCY GREIDER Here’s to the Crazy Cousin Class of 2019: Ella and Lucy, The Most Adorable First Cousins Ever! Hey Lil Tigers, you’re making us so proud. Mazel Tov, Congrats, L’Chaim and fat hugs to you two very Funny Girls. Love, Bunnie, Byron, Louisa, Lama, David, Katharine, Peter and Julia Louise, Oxy Class of ‘78.
Alexis Banbury
Congratulations, Lexi! We are so proud of you and how you embody both intelligence and character. You are a beautiful woman – inside and out. We’re grateful for you and could not be more proud of you! We love you! Mom, Dad & Kori Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education. - Martin Luther King Jr.-
Nasira Smith
Dear Nasira, We are so incredibly proud of you! Not just for graduating college, which is in itself a great accomplishment, but for your journey getting there. I’ve enjoyed every moment of watching you grow into this smart, brave, funny, beautiful young lady. I’ll miss our FaceTime dates, the Telefund tea, and hearing about the adventures of the Oxy ladies but am so excited for the next set of adventures that we’ll experience or share together!
Michael. We are so very proud of you. You have become such a fine young man. You have accomplished so much and you have so much more to look forward to. Go out and get ‘em. Love, Mom and Dad
Sammy, We respect your independence, admire your conviction and appreciate your compassion. You are a loving sister, a thoughtful daughter and a loyal friend. We are both very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad
Katelyn Fink
Katelyn - you brighten the world with your beautiful smile, your dedication, and by always living your values. Congratulations on your graduation from Oxy and your many accomplishments, and wishing you all the best for your new job at Zillow back in Seattle! With all our love Mom, Dad, Morgan, and Louie xoxo
MaGGIE Duffy
Congratulations Maggie! Ever since you were born on an August Monday in London, we have been delighted to know you. You are smart, funny, empathetic and determined. During these past four years, thank you for sharing your Oxy universe with us—your sociology and creative writing studies, your newspaper bylines, your time in Berlin, your work, your advocacy, your adventures and your friends. We are so proud of you and excited for what’s ahead. With much love from Mom, Dad, Liam (and Rose)
e n z n e l a a i r z A n o G Congratulations, Ari!! Job well done! Always remember... You are braver than you believe Stronger than you seem Smarter than you think You are all things Beautiful! We are so proud of you, and love you very much!! Mommy, Kuya Andrew, and Kuya Nick
Congratulations to our future doctor, Arianne “Ari Berry� Gonzalez! We are so proud of you and your accomplishements and look forward to your next milestone. We love you and support you every step of the way! Love, Grandma Delia, Titas (Ellen, Rose, Beth, Brenda, Lennie, Leah and Tess), Titos (Toto, Jojo, Fred and Marvin, ) and cousins (Bato, Bidaure, Delacruz, Gonzales, Johnson, Lagasca, Rocha, Salanoa and Wickham).
Love you, Daddy, Mommy, Paulina, and Pablo
Pedro Antonio, it is hard to believe that 22 years ago you made us parents. You have grown to be a mature, educated, and faith-driven young man who is now an Occidental College graduate! We are very proud of you! Thank you for being an exceptional son and a great role model to your siblings, Paulina and Pablo. God bless you as you continue to pursue your dreams and know that you will also have the love and support of your family!
Andrew McCall Andrew, you approached college like a meet. You did the work, you showed up for all of it and you earned everything you got. Grades, awards, and mostly respect from your team mates, your friends, your teachers and yourself. Along the way, you found love, lifelong friends and an education that provides you with the choice to go wherever you want. Well done. You did it all on your own and you won. We love you more than words can ever express. -Dad and Mom
Brandon, Congratulations! We are so proud of you. You experienced so much in your college years, made great friends and created memories for a lifetime. We wish you a road of joy and passion. Enjoy all life has to give. Do great things! Love you to the moon and back. Mom, Dad, Nick & Bo
Justin Ratzan-Wank
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“Whatever you are, be a good one� ~ Abraham Lincoln ~ You continue to amaze! We love you, but you knew that.
Brandon Ruotolo
Your Fantastic Family, Mom, Dad, Hayley, and Morgan
Elliot Davis
To our interesting guy with a lot going on. Oxy has served you well. Congratulations Elliot! Love, Mom, Dad, Mason, Bingo and Baxter
, s t c n i t s n i y m t s u r t o t e “It’s tim close my eyes and leap!”
Congratulations Isabel, we could not be more proud of you and all you have accomplished! Love you, Mom, Dad, Sabrina, Molly (Duncan and Moose)
CONGRATS IZ!
Love Mo and Bean
Fr Jo an hn ks ny
Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of you for all of your accomplishments. Love, Mom, Dad, Jenna, James & Becca
Austin Santino
It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done it better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, who’s face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat. ~ Theodore Roosevelt ~
“We love you! We are all very proud of you!”
We are so proud of you and the wonderful person you have become. May the rest of your journey continue to bring you joy and happiness. You are destined for great things in life and we are so fortunate to be a part of it. Stay true to yourself, keep that positive attitude and never stop striving for greatness. We always love you, Mom and Dad
Ian McPherson
Congratulations Austin Hidalgo Lee Class of 2019
We are so proud to be your family and we are proud of you. You have gone a long way and your journey continues. We wish you more blessings to come. Love always, Mom, Dad, and Justin
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The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams Congratulations on your welldeserved success and best wishes for your next adventure! We love you and are proud of your accomplishments. Love Mom, Dad and Zach
T T o o r r r r e e s s
Zain Natha
L L u u iis s
¡Felicidades! Convertiste tus sueños en metas, y tus metas en logros realizados gracias al trabajo, esfuerzo, y dedicación. Sigue adelante, nuestro apoyo y mejores deseos hoy y siempre. La vida nos dio uno de los regalos mas valiosos que eres tu; ahora le pedimos a la vida que nos permita vivir mucho mas para poder seguirte acompañando en todo lo que hagas. Papá, Mamá, y Hermano
Zachary Solomon Congratulations Zach!
We are so very proud of youthe education you’ve pursued and gained, the opportunities you’ve explored, the friends you’ve made, the responsibilities you’ve assumed, the life lessons you’ve learned...
Maddie Here’s where it all began. Congratulations on four wonderful years at Oxy! We’re so very proud of you. Love, Mom & Dad
Add your hard work, good soul, sound judgement, and good humour. We’re excited to see wherever life takes you (our bags are packed)! Lots of love, Mom, Dad and Noah
Sophia Vallas
la encina 2018-19 staff Over this year, my staff has dedicated significant time, effort, and dedication to produce this year’s edition of La Encina. Nostalgia would not have been possible without all of you and I cannot thank everyone enough for supporting La Encina. You have all pushed the limits of creativity and determination through cohesive teamwork that never slowed throughout this year. This book could not have been completed without the help of our advisor Linda Schraeder and the entire staff at SLICE, including Katja Livingston and Alanna Bailey. Additional thanks to Marc Campos for his amazing photos of first-year Orientation and OxyEngage and Georgia Arnold for Dance Team photos. Finally, thank you to Angela Choi, the Card Office, and the Registrar for their assistance, time, and patience in helping us create this year’s edition of La Encina.
Photo Editor Katherine Wood
Managing Editor Allen Li
Stepping up to photo editor is not an easy task for anyone, but you and Alex made such a seamless transition from photographers to leading photographers. Your work ethic combined with organizing our photographers led La Encina’s photography to be top-notch over this year.
From photographer to photo editor, your attention to detail and willingness to help everybody improve has served as a key component of La Encina’s focus on high-quality photography. Your ability to lead a group of your peers heavily contributed to the final edition of Nostalgia.
Co-Manager and Senior Ads Manager Jade Wu
Head Layout Editor Candice Shim
Layout Editor Elizabeth Spiller
Since ascending to co-manager, you have been tremendously helpful in splitting the manager responsibilities in a busy time for me. Your consistency and attention to detail leaves nothing to be desired.
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Photo Editor Alexandria Yawata
Starting a new job for anyone is challenging, let alone starting a new managing position with your peers. You have pushed us to be our best with design and stylistic layouts. I sincerely wish you the best after graduation!
As a first-year, you stepped up to a challenging role and took on more responsibility than many new staffers. You have brought new ideas and improvements to La Encina and I wish you success next year as managing editor!
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Copy Editor Pablo Nukaya-Petralia
Layout Editor Etana Voloshin
Layout Editor Anabel Gullo
As a true veteran you have contributed countless time to the improvement of La Encina. You took on a huge responsibility ias our sole copy-editor, and have improved our writing quality significantly! I look forward to what you can do in training your successors as a senior advisor next year.
As a new layout editor on staff, there was a steep learning curve that you rapidly adjusted to. Your efficient work ethic and high productivity helped move La Encina forward in the context of design and layout. Looking forward to your work as head layout editor next year!
Shifting into a new role is always challenging and we really appreciate your patience with learning new strategies and techniques in a new role. You made time for quad sits repeatedly and helped us promote pre-orders and us as a student service!
Photographer Grace Sponaugle
Photographer Erika Schell
General Staff Ethan Chen
Rapidly adapting to a new job is challenging for everyone, but you made it look easy as you joined staff this year! You’ve been efficient and always had assignments done; I really appreciate you stepping up to cover events on short notice.
Photographer Carley Watman
We had you switch roles completely throughout the semester which you adapted quickly to, even as we set strict rules for our photographers. Your photography has improved as you’ve spent more time in the role, and we look forward to what you can do next fall!
Truth to be told, we wish we had you join staff earlier. Your attention to detail and composition in your photos is remarkable, and you’ve always gone the extra mile by helping us with IDs! I’m really impressed by the quality of work you’ve submitted and wish you success after graduation!
General Staff Catherine Chisholm
The role of general staff is much harder than it looks as you have to learn so much about all aspects of La Encina. From no yearbook experience to learning about our techniques and methods was a challenging task and you proved you were up to the task!
Over this year you adapted to the general staff role extremely quickly at the first deadline day, and opened up big chunks of your time to promoting the book and pre-orders to the Oxy community. I wish you best of luck in your senior year!
Photographer Emy Deeter
As you had just joined La Encina this year, you took on a lot of tough work as a first year, especially with the many on-campus offices and groups we assigned you. We appreciate your persistence and willingness to try new types of photography, and can’t wait to see what you can do next year!
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In this past academic year at Oxy, it was discovered that the 1980 and 1984 editions of La Encina include particular offensive, demeaning, and racist images. These images and their publication do not and never will reflect our mission in publishing La Encina. We condemn the publication, inclusion, and the actions contained of these images by the staff and editors of the 1980 and 1984 editions of La Encina. These photos do not accurately nor diversely reflect the Oxy student experience, and we are sad that a publication we dedicate our time to make was used in such a manner. As we move forward from this discovery, we recognize that in our 113 year history, there could be other occurrences that do not reflect the values of the current La Encina staff or the Occidental community at large. We must acknowledge the significance and extent of this incident most recently brought to our attention, and we are committed to developing an inclusive snapshot of our community that represent our values. We welcome open dialogue on developing diversity training programs as part of our new staff training program and input from campus groups to ensure that this behavior never occurs again.
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Times have gone by with studying, friends, more studying, and events this academic year. Having been part of yearbook for the better part of my college experience, I have had time to reflect on the role of yearbook in the Oxy student experience. We celebrate the student experience, capturing the many idiosyncrasies of the 2018-2019 year at Oxy. Whether you are featured in this book or you’re reading this in thirty years, I sincerely hope Nostalgia has given you a sense of joy. This is my second year as managing editor of La Encina. There is not enough space on this page to describe what I’ve learned. I’ve learned so much about communicating with both on-campus departments and college staff, being a leader, and developing a long-term project and vision for this book. I sit here on a Friday night with my editors to finish the 113th edition of La Encina, and it is seriously time for me to pass on this torch and focus on getting some sleep. Allen Li, Class of 2020 Managing Editor, 2017-2019
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INdex A Abedin, Wafa 55 Aboagye, Britney 34 Abrams, Lilah 32 Abundo, Kyle 93 Adams, Grace 51 Adelman, Alana 116 Adler, Jacob 102 Ainsworth, Ella 126, 151 Akira, DJ Akira 37 Alas, Julieta 126 Alberg, Eleanor 126 Aleman-Valencia, Joanna 126 Ali, Maryam 50 Allen, Jack 126 Alles, Zoe 126 Amann, Ellie 142 Amaya, Mariah Rutiaga , 63 Amberg, Devoney 101 AM, DJ Four 36 Amey, Debora 16 Amitay, Shahar 126 Andersen, Drew 142 Anderson, Catherine 17, 55 Anderson, Junko 58 Andrade, Antonio 77, 108, 109 Andrews, Elizabeth 112, 113 Angulo, Stephanie 126 Arias, Luis 52 Armentrout, Megan 118 Arnold, Georgia 13, 126 Arroyo, Ale 142 Artiga, Oliver 142 Ash, Hannah 126 Ashley, Amelia 126 Ayau, Lily 22, 23, 142
B Babboni, Marianna 126 Bada$$, Joey 47, 50 Baddoni, Marianna 11 Bailey, Alanna 50, 57 Baines, Zach 102, 103, 126 Banbury, Alexis 50, 124, 126, 152 Banks, Wesley 46 Banz, Adam 69 Barber, Keean 82 Barkan, Brody 64, 118, 142 Baroni, Max 53, 142 Barringer, August 53 Barry, Maeve 126 Barter, Troy Van 13, 38 Basam, Mudaser 127
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Bates, Corinne 113 Baur, Jared 108, 142 Becker, Alia 124, 127 Beckett, Carol 42, 45 Beeson, Matthew 127 Bekele, Elleni 81 Bell, Amy 12, 127 Belt, Le’Andreah , 62 Berberian, Lori 7 Berger, Lauren 86, 127, 152 Berg, Ethan 18 Bestor-Silverman, Bea 33 Bhatia, Rhea 10, 11, 50, 127 Biddle, Caldwell 127 Bird, Peter 53 Biro, Julian Strauss 54 Blankenau, Amelia 74 Blumenfeld, Marcus 77, 94 Blumm, Aria , 91 Boddy, Charlie 57 Bogen, Josh 53 Bois, Neah 21, 58, 127 Bonomi, Alex 80 Boyce, Venitia 32, 52, 142 Boyle, Bryce 27 Bradder, Nathan 93 Brancheau, Jack 142 Brauer, Beau 35 Brauner, Naomi 127 Braun, Melissa 142, 153 Brenner, Allie 142 Brewer, Elizabeth 23, 51 Bricklin, Jared 127 Brody, Eliot 51 Brook, Faven 34 Brooks, Chelsea 107 Brown, EsmÊ 125, 127 Browning, Chesten 35 Browning, Kailee 28 Brown, Sophia 20, 50 Buchler, Sofia 6 Buhaly, Meike 30, 142 Burckhardt, Amanda 57, 142 Burrell, Eli 21 Butler, Tom 108
C Cabral, Patricia 9 Cai, Annie 127 Callis, Maddie 29 Campbell, Jalen 85 Campbell, Zoe 82, 106, 107, 116 Canavan, Will 57 Cannata, Carey 38, 80
Cao, Nicole 71 Capeci, Isabella 142 Cardamone, Carla 127 Carlson, Noa 38, 39 Carlton, Haley 114 Carrera, Christina 16 Carrillo, Mario 142 Carswell, Mitchell 38, 39 Carter, Cassie 56 Castellanos, Pedro 127, 156 Castro, Nicole 12, 127 Cecconi, Katie 142 Celebi, Adja 91 Chalabi, Basil 142 Chandramouli, Megan 128 Chang, Katherine 70, 128 Chang, Kyle 105 Charpantier, Cleo 13, 128 Chen, Allen 31, 128 Chen, Charlene 44 Chen, Ethan 51, 171 Chernoff, Monica 121 Chin, Lauren 22 Chisholm, Cate 29, 51, 169 Chun, Laura 128 Chun, Max 128 Ciosek, Ava 51, 56 Clark, Kate 142 Clawson, Andrea 117, 128 Clayton, Mica 142 Cobo, Ashley Rivera 147 Cockburn, Rachel 142 Coe, Cameron 116, 142 Coleman, Diamond 31, 142 Coleman, Mia 10, 11, 128 Collins, Miles 142 Collins, Sam 23 Comerford, Hayden 96 Connelly, Leo 119, 128 Conner, Meara 87 Cordoba-Castro, Emmanuel 79 Costello, Joe 143 Costello, Kyle 29, 50, 128 Coulson, Peter 32 Coyne, Bryce 109 Crawford, Maya 50, 128 Craypo, Sophie 128 Crooke, Anne Marie 22, 128 Crosby-Schmidt, ane 42 Cruz, Diana 57 Cuevas, Selene Cuevas 79 Cullip, Charlotte 129 Cusack-Mercedez, Anastasia 19, 78, 129
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D Dabsys, Eddy 143 Dai, Andrew 143, 152 Dall, Jackie 62 Das, Olivia 40 Daues, Adrian 66 David, EvaMarie 40, 47, 129 Davies, Cora 52, 119, 129 Davila, Chela 129 Davis, Elliot 129, 159 Davis, Emily 46 Davis, Tessa , 62 Day, Monty , 62 Deboer, Emily 143 Dechert, Annika 143 Deeter, Emy 51, 171 Degnan, Sabrina 99, 129 Denham-Conroy, Ivy 33 Derrick, Ivan 51 Desai, Devan 143 Deuson, Miranda 129 Deutsch, James 143 Devlin, Aria 77 Devlin, Layla 100, 101 Devries, Andie 13 DeWitz, Austin 103, 143 Dhami, Jagmit 42, 55 Dhillon, Harjas 42 Dhiman, Raveena 107 Dickson, Isobel 28, 29 Dietz, Ellis Shaw , 63 Dillard, Dyani 114 DiNapoli, Olivia 20 Dinauer, Kate 31 Diop, Aniah 54 Donelan, Shannon 19, 83 Doss, Ronnie 73 Drazan, Scott 95 Drumm, Helen 84 D’Souza, Anoop 37, 129 Dueker-Ramirez, Markus 46 Duffy, Margot 143, 154 Duncan, Wyatt 143 Dung, Erin 143 Dunning, Nate 46, 77, 94 Durning, Juliana 11, 129 Dusen, Ian Van 56 Dutcher, Paisley 143 Du, Zoe Foster-La 130
E Eberhardt, Sasha 129 Eble, Nicolas 94 Eddy, Jackson 67 Eijima, Riki 46, 65 Ekberg, Jon 56 Elliott, Gabriela 129 Elliott, Kira 129 Ellrodt, Molly 33, 40, 44 Elsayed, Nour 143
Enoka, Jenna 53 Epstein, EsmĂŠ 51 Escobar, Nick 67 Esparza, Jasmine 57, 143 Essayan, Daniel 129 Eubanks, Julia 51, 55 Evans, Chelsea 120 Eways, Jad 143 Ezeh, Dire 10, 11, 129
F Fang, Sammie 42, 143 Fanikos, Peter 143 Faram, Eluned Gulbekian 51 Faroy, Jessica 129 Farrin, Ellie 31 Farrow, Nellie 130 Feign, Robert 130 Feingold-Gardner, Sam 119 Feng, Alice 51 Fernandez, Alejandro 143 Field, Naomi 56 Figueroa, Luis 7, 130 Fink, Katelyn 130, 154 Finnerty, Charlie 51 Fishbein, Hannah 130 Fistianic, Kevin 143 Fitch, Rowan 6, 76 Fitzmorris, Cassie 143 Flood, Paul 53, 130 Flores, Jerry 17 Flores, JP 77 Flot, Rob 27 Fly, CJ 47 Forsyte, Zack 51 Fossen, Claire Van 11, 148 Francia-Jackson, Brenda 57 Frank, Allie 23 Franks, John 130 Franks, Johnny 162 Frapwell, Marianne 58 Fredrickson, Jake 109 Freeland, Rowdy 143 Frissell, Liz 16, 55 Fujita-Yuhas, Nora 30 Fukada, Aime 35, 51 Fuller, Caroline 87 Fuller, Taylor 130 Funaki, Alexis 130 Funk, Victoria 56
G Galbadon, Kiersten 17 Gallegos, Alma Olavarria 52, 147 Garcia, Eduardo 19, 82 Garcia, Vanessa 143 Garinkol, Micol 55, 143 Garnett, Tatiana 23, 50 Gatison, Nyla 115 Gaudreau, Meret 33
Gebreselassie, Kerr , 63 Geddes, Isabel 50 Gee-Lim, Marcus 75 Gertz, Brandon 143 Gibbs, Reid 109, 143 Giesberg, Matt 144 Gilligan, Ciaran 144 Ginther, Mel 34 Gittelman-Egan, Daniel 130 Gittings, Olivia 82 Gittings, Will 144 Glass, Ethan 144 Glotzer-Martin, Isaac 52 Glover, Natalie 115, 130 Gobler, Emma 144 Godwin, Zach 70 Goins, Chelsie 144 Golden, Brennan 93 Golden, Nicole 144 Goldfarb, Osa 130 Gonzales, Matt 144 Gonzales, Savana 56 Gonzalez, Arianne 31, 130, 155 Gonzalez, Carlos 144 Gonzalez, Rafe 144 Goodman, Rachel 130 Goodman, Shai 125, 130 Goodwin, Zach 30, 51 Gorretta, Taylor 46, 98 Goudet, Enrique 52 Goulden, Eleanor 85, 144 Goulet, Ryley 56 Gradwohl, Natalie 131 Grady, Henry 97 Granich, Sachi 144 Gratch, Susan 9 Gray, Anna 69 Greaves, Joshua 93 Greenleaf, Zach 131 Greider-Andrews, Lucy 131 Greider, Lucy 151 Grieg, Liv 28 Grundy, Kevin 131 Guerra, Natalia 56 Guerra, Rodrigo 78 Guerrero, Isaac 83 Guido, Mariel 131 Gullo, Anabel 51, 171 Gust, Clarasophia 30, 144 Gutierrez, Isabella 52 Gutierrez, Jacob 31, 144
H Hadzi-Nesic, Nina Srdic 38, 39, 54, 56 Hagmaier, Chris 144 Haire, Kali 72 Hajduk, Sam 51 Hall, Alex 131 Hallare, Madisyn 113, 131 Hall, Eleanor 131
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Hamedi, Layla 144 Hamesi, Layla 52 Han, Cherry 144 Hansel, Elizabeth 131 Hanstad, Asha 65, 125, 144 Hao, Manjun 10, 11, 131 Hao, Matt 125 Hao, Matthew 19, 131 Hardman, Julian 54, 131 Harris, Nate 91 Harrison, Bennett 144 Hartman, Liv 144 Harvey, Armand 144 Havens, Elijah 97 Hedeman, Catlin 87 Heffernan, Bella 53 Heffernan, Ethan 30, 72, 118, 119, 90 Heinze, Kayla 56 Heitland, Bethany 99 He, Lynn 131 Henderson, Jade 54 Henderson, James 56 Hennings, Madison 144 Henry, Arman 41 Herdman, Samantha 144, 153 Herdman, Sammy 56 Hernandez, Maria 131 Hernandez, Mia 31 Hernandez, Shai 131 Heron, Margot 51 Hirschfeld-Smith, Rae 69 Hoeber, Chloe 132 Hofferman, Ethan 71 Hoffman, Sarah 65 Hohengarten, Brandon 144 Holm, Anna 50, 144 Hong, Felix 19 Hooper, Hannah 69 Hou, Jonathan 145 Howard, Matt 105 Howard, Matthew 21 Huang, Haobin 145 Huang, Kate 145 Huang, Suchen 132 Hultgren, Myles 26, 27 Hunter, Cayman 132 Hussein, Linda 28 Hutchins, Christina 6, 21, 30,50, 73, 132 Hutchins, Franny 132
I Ikefuna, Ogo 145 Ikeue, Yuzu 44, 132 Imperiale, Michela 35, 120 Ingram, Lindsey 132 Ingram, Michael 109 Inoue, Miwako 84 Ismail, Tala 72 Isom, Dyoni 145 Isvan, Eren 145
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J Jack, Nkese 50 Jahanshir, Eva 132 Jameson, Noel 125, 132 James, Tre’Shunda 145 Jang, Claire 66 Jarvis, Teagan 46 Jasper, Petra 30 Jeansonne, Emmaline 7 Jiang, Helen 132 Jilani, Zoobia 26, 51 Johnson, Autumn 145 Johnson, Megan 145 Johnson, Mitchell 132 Johnson, Peter 145 Jones, Haley 51, 82 Jones, Mia 34, 112 Jorjadze, Nanuka 51 Juster, Cleo 86
K Kabba, Ovie 10, 11, 132 Kalauli, Mitchell 93 Kaneshiro, Ryan 102 Kang, Amy 111 Kang, Andrew 132 Kankiparti, Aditya 11 Kankipati, Aditya 10, 132 Kaoumi, Nathalie 47, 132 Kapins, Emily 120 Katrak-Adefowora, Roshni 132 Kearney, Caroline 18 Kearney, Viktor 57 Kebede, Harege , 62 Keir, Halla 10 Keir, Hallaamal 133 Kelly, Karl 52 Kerman, Zabette 83, 111 Khali, Milan 145 Khersonsky, Daniella 133 Khowong, April 145 Kier, Halla 11 Kilday, Allison 118, 133 Killeen, Oliver 53, 133 Kim, David 133 Kim, Katherine 12, 133 Kim, Leo 43 Kim, Louie 82 Kim, Sean 94 Kim, Will 145 Kirkpatrick, Rachel 22, 84 Knapp, Brenna 66 Kobayashi, Yumi 20, 133 Kochman, Eddie 145 Kohls, Reed 68 Kolpa, Lucy 17 Kolpa, Rachel 101 Kong, Michelle Tsz Meng 133 Koudelkova, Valentyna 35, 104 Koupal, Miles 51, 104
Kovacs, Emma 145 Kovesdy, Kevyn 50 Kraus, Mira 32 Krelitz, Claire 57, 145 Kristansson, Mara 45 Kronick, Joanie 133 Krueger, Carolynn 133 Kuo, Jillian 29, 57, 74
L Labrie, Matthew 94, 95 LaBrie, Matthew 145 Laifman, Eric 145 Lai, Khanh Linh 75 Lambrecht, Cord 145 Lamdin, John 28, 145 Langseth-Depaolis, Teagan 45 Larson, Darren 8 Lasoff, Sarah 57 Laursen, Kirsten 145 Lau, Stephanie 133 Lavold, Abigail 7, 121 Lavongtheung, Brian 133 LeBlanc, Kristin 115 Lechner, Claudia 133 Lee, Angela 52 Lee, Austin 133, 164 Lee, Catherine 19 Lee, Grace 70, 133 Lee, Hannah 26 Lee, Jasper 96 Lee, Jessica 110, 111, 125, 133 Lee, Jimin 74 Lee, Juliah 134 Lee, Mei 84 Lee, Ryan 18, 54, 145 Leggin, Lexi , 62 Lehine, Ian 145 Leiweke, Sydney 82, 83 Lekven, Cayleigh 74 Lemieux, Miaja 51 Lemus, Mario 134 Lennartson, Stevie 145 Leonard, Emily 46, 51, 65, 106 Leon, Ashley 10, 11, 134 Lesure, Jacques 26, 55 Leung, Jeremy 134 Levers, Alexander 41, 134 Lewis, Daryl 55 Li, Allen 51, 170 Ligon, Alexa 34 Li, Jimmy 145 Li, John 46 Lilly, Audrey Villalobos 86 Lim, Kayla 90 Lin, Alex 51 Lin, Dean 134 Lin, Ryan 55 Lipton, Anna 146 Lisius, River 51
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Litt, Nicole 113, 134 Liu, Kaitlin 70, 134 Livingston, Katja 57 Looby, Lucky 134 Lopez, Vanessa 7, 134 Louis, Michelle St. 46, 148 Low, Jenny 56 Lubeck, Madeline 10, 11, 134, 167 Lucas, Danny 146 Lugo, Rodrigo 81, 146 Lu, Leeza 44 Lum, Marissa 146 Lu, Ryan 146 Lynch, Annie 23 Lynch, Ayanna 31
M Macias, Brenda 134 Maclaughlin, Julia 20 Maclennan, Galen 18, 134 Madrazo, Cassandra 10, 11 Mahoney, Meighann 146 Makridakis, Ariadne 56 Malamon-Andrews, Ellia 54 Malamon-Andrews, Ellie 52 Malmon-Andrews, Ellie 32 Malmquist, Eric 134 Malter, Stephanie 36 Maningo, Berkli 100 Mann, Devon 146 Mariah, Tianay 34 Marks, Emily , 63 Marlott, Alex 96 Martell, Madeline 56 Martel, Will 124, 146 Martinez, Francisco 8 Martinez, Mariana 46, 52, 125, 146 Martinez, Natalie 57 Martinez, Shannon 16 Martin, Kelsey 146 Mateo, Andrea Lyn 56 Matsanov, Nicole 67 Matthes, Gillian 36, 146 Maury-Holmes, Sam 30 Mccall, Andrew 146 McCall, Andrew 119, 157 McDougall, Ian 16 McGee, Nicole 34 Mcgrath, Daniel 52 Mcgrath, Danny 36 McIntyre, Logan 53 McKee, Corrie 98, 99 Mckiernan, Megan 146 McNeil, Eamon 109 Mcpherson, Ian 124, 146 McPherson, Ian 163 McShane, Isabella 57, 134 Meade, Max 125, 146 Medina, Joshua 146 Meer, Luca Van der 57
Mendoza, Jenny 16 Messina, Allegra 146 Mezquita, Andy 146 Middleton, Rahsaan 41, 135 Miller, Pai 135 Miller, Sam 146 Milliken, Oona 51 Minassians, Lara 30, 46 Mitchell, Naia 146 Mogerley, Lucas 135, 151, 166 Monius, Sam 30 Moolamalla, Divya 17 Moore, Jackson 91 Moore, Sarah 146 Moradi, Sophia 146 Morales, Melissa 146 Morris, Jonah 17 Morton, Christina 57 Mueller, Gabriella 135 Mundell, Megan 146 Munn, Jackson 36, 52 Munsen, Johnna 26 Murphy, Margot 68 Myhre, Takim 46 Myhre, Yolbars 46
Ou, Kathy 66 Ozaki, Michael 135, 153
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Naftzger, Ebby 30 Nagel, Noah 105 Najjar, Joesph 135 Najjar, Joey 119 Najjar, Will , 62 Nakagawa, Ashley 83 Nallira, Kaleinani 107 Narvasa, Aerex 51 Natha, Zain 135, 165 Nevins, Theresa 67 Newton, George 146 Nguyen, Sandy 52 Nguyen, Vanessa 147 Nicholson, Rebecca 135 Nishioka, Scotty 147 Noble, Liz , 63 North, Malory 106 Nukaya-Petralia, Pablo 51, 53, 171 Nunn, Addy 233 Nussbaum, Spencer 53
Pabst, Mark 23 Padula, Celeste 52 Page, Samuel 73, 147 Paine, David 76, 95 Pak, Darby 135 Palmer, Anna 135 Palumbo, Jake 147 Park, Andrew 30, 64 Parker, Caroline 58, 87 Park, Jason 44, 78 Parks, Lauren 43 Parris, Kyler 18, 92 Pass, Samantha 76 Patrick, Spencer 51, 147 Patterson, Phoebe 40, 135, 158 Pattison, Sandy 58, 135 Peden, Jack 147 Pedrick, Fiona 21, 70 Peel, Christopher 51, 135 Pelayo, Alejandro 47 Pelenghian, Serena 30, 51 Pelletier, Nicole 117, 147 Pelliccia, Alessandra 112, 113 Peremarti, Wylie 147 Perez, Delyna 147 Peterkin, Gabe 29 Phelps, Bergen 29 Pherwani, Rajan 29, 135, 162 Piccuito, Jacob 93 Piedra, Samantha 58 Plvan-Franke, Eli 50, 135 Poggione, Andrew 136 Pollard, Claire 81 Pounders, Robin 147 Powers, Allison 136 Pozen, Grace 51 Pradel, Sonnet 147 Pratt, Khetsi 12, 19 Pratt, Nasira 136 Premfors, Amelia 23 Preston-Roedder, Ryan 9 Priest, Simon 136 Propp, Jonah 136
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Oca, Stephanie Montes De 22 Ogelesby, Hil 38 Oglesby, Hil 39 Oh, Kevin 147 Olkein, Alexandra 114 Olkein, Ally 67 Oppermann, Claudia 121, 135 Organick, Claire 147 Orozco, Cheyenne 30 Orozco, Janet 78 O’Shea, Mika 7, 121
Qiu, Ruo 136 Quadra, Antonio 12
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R Ramlochan, Alyssa 107 Ramos, Delarys 147 Ramos, Gabe 69 Ramos, Stella 51 Rao, Anisha 34, 65, 125 Rasmussen, Ella 136 Ratzan-Wank, Justin 125, 136, 157
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Ray, Natalie 51 Reagan, Matthew 51 Reneer, Catherine 107 Reyes, Suzette 136 Richard, Noa 66 Richman, Elizabeth 19, 136 Riley, Madelene 44, 147 Ritter, Peyton 55 Roberts, Annis 55, 136 Roberts, Cora 115, 136 Rocha, Samantha 136 Rodarte, Ashley 100, 101 Rodriguez, Gabriela 55 Rodriguez, Vanessa 16, 147 Rogers, Emma 112 Roman, Amber 136 Romero, Madison 147 Romero, Ryan Christopher 136 Romero, Tony 55 Rom-Toribio, Chris 18, 136 Rosso, Ariel 95, 147 Rudolph, Audrey 51 Ruiz, Sarah 71 Ruotolo, Brandon 102, 137, 157 Russell, Taylor 147 Rutherfurd, Jacqueline 99
S Sachar, Aabha 137 Sachs, Sam 104, 105 Salazar, Alison 137 Salazar, Sebastian 31 Saleta, Pablo 147 Saliamanos, Sara 53 Salib, Sarajoy 40 Salinas, Ivy 137 Salter, Maria 147 Saltzer, Maria 55 Salvatierra, Isaac 147 Samson, Drew 114 Sandbloom, Walter 97 Sandhu, Jeevin 137 Sandoval, Christian 147 Sannapareddy, Sid 74 Santino, Austin 148 Santos, Tristan 124, 148 Sappey, Ben 137 Sarafian, Evan 29, 64 Saucedo, Carla 18 Savoie, Lucas 92 Saysnothing, DJ Amir 36 Schapiro, Josh 51, 86 Schell, Erika 137, 150, 171 Schlisserman, Josh 148 Schmaedeke, Corrine 51 Schoenberger, Hannah 137 Schrader, deGrasse 137 Schraeder, Linda 57 Schreiber, Robby 50 Schucking, Noah 55
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Schuman, Zachary 30 Schwartz, Joseph 117 Schwartz, Alayna 137 Schwartzberg, Isabel 45, 137, 161 Scott, Nikki 148 Searles, Laura 137 Segura, Myriam 137 Sepeda, Emily 55 Severance, Eleanor 23 Shamskhou, Kian 30 Sheerin, Will 148 Shehan, Caroline 137 Shiffman, Keaton 148 Shihabi, Adnan 52 Shim, Candice 51, 137, 150 Shinmoto, Kai 40 Shinmoto, Kailen 75 Shinners, Olivia 40, 55 Shi, Xuanyi 137 Shoji, Kendrick 54 Shore, Jake 138 Shores, Danielle 29, 34 Silverman-Stoloff, Anya 55 Silverstein, Caroline 56, 138 Simmen, Ilaria 66 Simon, Ben 12, 13 Singh, Pooja 148 Slezak, Pavlina 37, 138 Smith, Alex 91 Smith, Bryan 108, 148 Smith, Chandler 148 Smith, Iris 138 Smith, Lucy 68 Smith, Nasira 152 Smutny, Mia 55, 110, 148 Snyder, Andrea 11, 148 Soghomonian, Alec 138 Solomon, Maddie 51 Solomon, Zachary 11, 50, 138, 167 Song, Drake 138 Song-Nichols, Kallyn 138 Sonner, Leo 46 Sortino, Joey 119 Soto, Andrew 46 Spearman, Zoe 56, 76 Spiller, Elizabeth 51, 170 Sponaugle, Grace 51, 138, 150, 171 Staal, Dirk 6 Stamnes, Stephanie 138 Stanley, Anthony 138 Staude, Kate 54, 82 Steinke, Kayla 110 Sternberg, Tessa 51, 138 Sternin, Eliana 138 Stern, Lena 138 Stevens, Bailey 115, 138 Stevenson, Rosie 38, 39 Sullivan, Oscar 86 Sundara, Allie 99 Sundara, Analyss 138 Sweeney-Vestey, Olivia 33
Sy, Luis 148
T Takauye, Sydney , 63 Tanaka, Cameron 45 Tang, Riven 82 Taylor, Claire 22, 148 Taylor, Quinn 31, 125, 139 Tenney, Olivia 139 Teplitz, Matthew 76 Teverow, Ruben 148 Thekdi, Poppy 11 Theriault, Dahlia 52 Thiagarajan, Sharmila 148 Thomas, Barbara 51 Thornton, Darlene 16 Tinsley, Javion 41 Titizian, Raffi 30 Tom, Darren 148 Tomlinson, Paul 30, 148 Tomlinson, Syd 6, 101, 148 Torres, Luis 139, 139 Torres, Reilly 148 Tran, Emily 139 Treskin, Kaylie 64 Trusiak, Matthew 93, 148 Tuggle, Grahm 148 Turenne, Ella 50, 57 Twyman, Robert 139
U Uchiyama, Katy 139 Uzawa, Karin 34, 70, 90
V Valencia, Aisli 148 Valenzuela, Andrew 139 Vallas, Sophia 139, 167 VanBronkhorst, Matthew 51 Varma, Tanvi 148 Vasquez, Liliana 57 Veatch, Ben 149 Veerin, Ahladini 42 Vellenga, Aidan 149 Verdolini, Gabriella 55 Via, Richard 149 Villalobos, Flora 51 Villa, Raul 8 Viola-Tello, Julia 52 Vogelaar, Ali 149 Vogel, Makaela 33 Voloshin, Etana 51, 171
W Wagner, Hannah 98, 149 Waithira, Waruguru 45, 149 Wakefield, Hannah 50 Walker, Jordan 55 Wallent, Peri 51
W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W
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Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Walsh, Liam 149 Walsh, Patrick 27 Wang, David 54, 149 Ward, Jasmyne 149 Warner, Cole 149 Warner, Shaylee 139 Warren, Peri 149 Wasson, Evie 22, 78 Waters, Paige 149 Watman, Carley 51, 171 Wayne, Gabriella 90 Webb, Tyler 73 Weider, Clair 149 West, Emily 139 Weti, Katrina 28 Wharry, Emily Jo 51 Wheeler, Chloe 37 Wilk, Olivia 11 Willemsen, Jake 93 Willnow, Julian 51 Wilson, Abigail 19 Wilson, Emma Louise 110, 111, 125 Wilson, Marge 86 Wilson, Ryan 95 Winata, Winson 139 Winfrey, Emma 53 Winter, Victoria 51, 68 Wixtead, Jayne 11, 139 Wong, Max 139 Wood, Katherine 51, 76, 170 Woods, Max 28, 139 Wren-Ramos, Stella 76 Wright, Jane 116 Wu, Huntington 139 Wu, Jade 51, 170 Wukmir, Eloise 40, 44, 125, 149 Wyatt, October 149
Zeller, Chloe 140 Zhang, Amber 149 Zhang, David 117 Zhang, Erin 7 Zhang, Gordon 54 Zhang, Sharon 140, 149 Zhang, Vena 140, 150 Zhang, Yiming 149 Zheng, Xiangyu 140 Zhou, Nancy 79 Zhu, Ryan Yuzhe 140 Zim, Alexander 140 Zinnen, Gianna 57 Zunt, Ian 104, 105 Zwass, Sofia 22, 23
X Xu, Cindy 70 Xu, Shannon 57
Y Yadidi, Jona 57 Yahjian, Varty 149 Yang, Silvia 140 Yawata, Alexandria 51, 170 Yeh, Shanna 34 Yellin-Flaherty, Caleb 103 Yim, Nicole 80 Yin, Gigi 140 Yi, Sarah 52 Yohanas, Seghen 28 Yoshida, Taylor 106 Young, Sarah 23 Yudelevitch, Emma 56, 140 Yu, Rebecca 140
Z Zapata, Diego 32, 52, 124, 140
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