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The first pep assembly of the year is always really nerve-wracking because it’s the first time the school sees how we perform as a team, but it’s exciting for the new members on varsity to dance with us. junior Johanna Cook Right: Junior Sam Benson performs a back walkover during a gymnastics meet. Benson worked to master back walkovers for two seasons. “It was hard for me because I was scared to go blindly backwards and it requires a lot of timing and strength,” Benson said. “I was really struggling with it and one day I just got it.” Photo by Sam Bolanovich.

Below: As part of an icebreaker activity at freshman orientation day, senior Jeremy Williams participates in a massage line. As a Link Leader, Williams was supposed to help the freshman be more comfortable at East. “I like the idea of Lancer Link Crew because it gives the freshman the chance to make an easy transition,” Williams said. Photo by Karen Boomer.

Left: Senior Max Gabel rallies the students during a pep assembly. As a flagman, Gabel had various jobs for pep assemblies and sports games. “We basically try to get the crowd rallied without being cheerleaders,” Gabel said. “We aren’t a true structure like the female heralders.” Photo by Ellen Frizzell.

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Above: At a meeting before school, seniors Laura Immenschuh, Emily Anderson and Kirby Thomas discuss Schlamingo, a new SHARE project where students purchased flamingos from SHARE to place in friends’ yards. “I thought the flamingo idea was great and I really want to do it,” Anderson said. “I still have the necklace hanging in my car but the glasses were hard to see out of so I don’t have them anymore.” Photo by Kristin Barker.

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At the first pep assembly of the year, juniors Alexi Brown, Johanna Cook and Laura Kaufman perform with the rest of the varsity drill team. Photo by Sally Drape. Left: Brown dances during the first pep assembly. “Pep assemblies make me pretty nervous because you know where everybody is sitting and I always hope that I don’t mess up,” Brown said. “But after the music starts all those feelings go away.” Photo by Sarah Andrews.

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Front row: Ali Reber, Elon Zora, Alex Zyck, Emily Knight. Second row: Paige Kuklenski, Kareen Schwartze, Sydney Danner, Coach Scott Dowis, Kasey Sauls, Alex Surface, Lindsey Sauls.

Front row: Betsy Blessen, Laura Robertson, Lauren Erickson. Second row: Lauren King, Elise Kuklenski, Gail Stonebarger, Coach Kellie Kurle, Lyndsey Seck, Alex Dahlgren, Kaitlin Woodson.

Background: Sophomore Kareen Schwartze. Photo by Tyler Roste.

Volleyball

Come on and it

Above: Junior Lyndsey Seck practices setting during practice. “During practice we did a lot of ‘game situations’,” Seck said. “We had to be prepared for what the competition brought.”Photo by Ellen Frizzell. Right: At a game, junior Sydney Danner lays down to stretch her legs. “I had to do extra stretching for my left knee because I just had knee surgery again,” Danner said. Photo by Meghan Benson.

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Right: The varsity volleyball team huddles together during a game. Photo by Emily Brandmeyer. Below: At practice, varsity player Alex Surface practices digging with coach Scott Dowis. “He hits harder than most girls so it helps prepare us better,” Surface said. Photo by Jacey Gorman.

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Front row: Allsion Wendorff. Second row: Briana Cochran, Bailey Spickler, Maddie Gaughan, Sosie McClannahan. Third row: Kelley Allen, Dylan Dunn, Coach Carnahan, Emily Collins, Emily Goering.

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Front row: Hannah Earley, Monica Talavera, Lauren Raibble. Second row: Baleigh Burroughs, Rachel d’Autremont, Logan Wedsbaugh, Coach Mark Bunker, Bridget McBee, Veronica Kerr, Maggie Townsend.

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Above: At the sophomore game against South, sophomore Ryan Olander runs after catching a pass. “It started out pretty warm, but it got really cold, and it was pretty muddy because it rained the night before,” Olander said. “You just have to focus on playing and block out the other stuff.” Photo by Karen Boomer. Right: At a scrimmage, freshman Stephen Adams grabs a drink of water. “The water’s really cold and you can shoot people and really get someone jumping around,” Adams said. “Because it’s so hot out sometimes, the water is just the greatest thing in the world at that time.” Photo by Emily Brandmeyer.

Football

Down set

Background: Senior Forrest Miller. Photo by Taylor Gudgel.

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Front row: Duncan McDonald, Josh Bellner, Matt Baker, Tom McGowan, Dennis Jilka, Michael Dodd, Daren Chesbrough, Ryan Wendorff, Bobby Miller Jr. Second row: Charlie Duval, Rion Glynn, Andrew Chronister, Johnny Williams, Sky Kurlbaum, Kenton Kloster, Jack Stalder, Sam Ahern, Jack Campbell. Third row: Mike Hake, Andrew Collingwood, Forrest Miller, Quinn Conrad, Andrew Tisdale, Charles Marx, Anthony Garrett, Brandon Mais, Erik Hild, Matt Johnson, Dale Bradley. Fourth row: Bennie Thomas, Mike Johnson, Ryan Ashley, Rion Tuschoff, Colin Myers, Joe Preut, Marcus Webb, Stewart Jensen, Kris Hertel, Greg Guthrie, Arias Lockheart, Zack Foley, Jake Fleming. Fifth row: Jonathan Zeiger, Calvin Tidwell, David DeGoler, Joe Moriarty, Gabe Miller, Dan Kelley, Mason McGinley, Curran Darling, Ben Gloe, Kevin Hertel, Tyler Woltemath. Sixth row: Manager Maddy Stock, Coach Jeremy Higgins, Coach Nick Mcgrain, Coach Bob Jensen, Coach Pat Kraus, Coach John Stonner, Coach Miles Martin, Coach Rusty DeBay, Coach Chris Funk, Coach Jason Filbeck, Trainer Jenny Edwards. Not pictured: Zach Foley, Jimmy Frederick, Tyler Owens, Terrance Thomas.

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Front row: Joe Barahona, Cody Rutledge, Tommy Rappold, Brooks Anthony. Second row: Colin Carter, Alex Wilson, Ryan Olander, Andy Yeast, In the last game of the season against Blue Valley Jake Gifford, Tom Yeast, Ryan Severeid, Brandon Burch. Third row: Chris Clarke, Rocky Hill, Kelly O’Neil, Kirk Doerr, Greg Welsh, Charlie Freyder, North, freshman Krey Bradley cuts across the field Sam Fisher, Beck Johnson, Stephan Weinrich. Fourth row: Coach Pat Kraus, Coach Rusty DeBay. Not pictured: Hunter Ensz. to score his first touchdown. “It was pretty exciting,” Bradley said. “I got a foul for celebrating by chestbumping.” Photo by Sarah Andrews.

Front row: Matt Hoffman, Nik Dijiko, Chase Ensz, Jesse Lavender, Joe Lowrey, Jacob DeVries, Miles Borchardt. Second row: Jacob McGillicuddy, Anthony Stancher, Tim Wendt, Griff Grans, Thomas Loudon, Josh Orpin, Nick Powell, Spencer Hunzeker. Third row: Bennet Clark, Chase Woofter, Jake Sirna, Jack O’Brien, Brian Williamson, Michael Foster, Andy Collins, Mark Mergen, George Galvin. Fourth row: Jackson Brett, Bobby Dettenwanger, Andy Ryan, Will Severns, Krey Bradley, Riley Hoffman, David Hill, Brett Miller, Robert Jika, Russell Philpott. Fifth Row: Thomas Jika, Cole Greenfield, Alex Carver, Joe Sernett, Alex Pirotte, Ian Stevenin, David Owens, Stephen Adams, Alex Shook. Sixth row: Grant Ellis, Josh Mais, George Brophy, Robby Moriarty, Jack Harrigan, Austin Miller, John Schrock, Brennan Burns, Sean Cameron, Cole Morgan. Seventh row: Coach Jeremy Higgins, Coach Chris Funk, Coach Nick McGrain. Not pictured: Alex West, Zach Woolridge. Varsity players watch the Blue Valley North game during senior night as fireworks are shot in the background. Photo by Tyler Roste.

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Players reveal their role models.

I really admire Brian Urlacher. He plays linebacker and so do I. He’s just a really intesne player. He is always making a tackle or making a big hit. He is a huge playmaker.

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senior Ryan Wendorff

Jay Cutler becuase we are both quaterbacks. He plays for the Denver Broncos and I am a huge bronocos fan because we go to Colorado every summer and on Spring Break.

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freshman Jacob McGuillicuddy

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Below: At state, seniors Will Tschudy and Derek O’Grady and junior Mitchell Jennings hold hands before bowing at the end of the game. “This year we were one unit instead of 11 players,” O’Grady said. Photo by Tayler Philips. Far below: During the Black and Blue scrimmage, freshman Ian Exline referees the sideline. “Trying to keep up with the JV and varsity players was not an easy task,” Exline said. “It was the beginning of the season and I was out of shape.” Photo by Hannah Brewer. Below right: Junior Jack Brugger listens to coach Jamie Kelly after a game. “Sometimes he’ll be cheerful and sometimes mad, but he always motivates us to play better,” Brugger said. Photo by Tayler Philips.

A little bit of fancy

Junior Matt Moedritzer and senior Zach Barnhill celebrate after a victory at the Blue and Black scrimmage. “The players that come off the bench really helped us out this year,” Moedritzer said. Photo by Hannah Brewer.

Background: Sophomore Brian Barrow. Photo by Sarah Andrews.

Front row: Matt Moedritzer, Clay Showalter. Second row: Derek O’Grady, Corey Martz, Rick Lopes, Jack Brugger, Niles Jeran, Gordon Green, Tyler Owens. Third row: Charlie Ogdon, Owen Craig, Charlie Ludington, Joe Craig, Zach Barnhill, Alex Rathbun, Mitchell Jennings, William Tschudy, Jeremy Wolf. Fourth row: Coach Brent Williams, Coach Jamie Kelly.

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Front row: Zach Colby, David Gaeddert, Chris Melvin, Michael Payne, Cooper Toombs, Heinzen Lo. Second row: Cameron Smith, Jack Booton, Andrew LaPrade, CC Creidenberg, Niclas Strom, Noah Quillec, Dustin Ballard, Andrew Goble. Third row: Adam Isenberg, Matt Hill, Michael Cray, Lucas Throckmorton, Spencer Barnhill, Petter Sundqvist, Justin Krivena. Fourth row: Coach Jason Meyer.

Front row: Aveek Dhar, Perry Jackson, Scott Rainen, Duncan Gibbs, Erik Dayton, KP Smith. Second row: Daniel Martinez, Matt Creidenberg, Sam Berry, Cole Turner, Dennis Simmons, Daniel Colebank, Matt Beck, Andrew Dexter. Third row: Jesus Lopez, David Smith, Preston Norman, Tim Shedor, Andrew Watkins, Chad Papineau, Dale Smith, Conor Twibell. Fourth row: Coach Gill Teiixeria. Not pic- Front row: Spencer Jarrold, Louis Mehlstaub, Greg Tracy, Kevin Simpson. Second row: Collin Enger, Zach tured: Ian Exline. Amrein, Sam Amrein, Sam Kovzan, Nathan Welch, Robert Enders, Loren Jamieson, Peter Frazell. Third row: Brian Rogers, Rhegg DeLaura, Jack Thorpe, Max Dieringer, Mac Tamblyn, Austin Puckett, Sam Carpenter, Bryan Burrow. Fourth row: Coach Rob Cole. Not pictured: Charlie Gunya.

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Sophomore Dani Miller watches after her disappointing hit while warming up before a game. Miller began playing tennis for East her freshman year. “I have been playing tennis for a long time, and I had heard that East had a really strong team so I decided to try out,” Miller said. “It’s mucho fun.” Photo by Taylor Gudgel.

Golfers Caitlin Benson, Kristina Genton, Elizabeth Ward, Caroline Sheridan and Sarah Genton have a snack before teeing off at a tournament. “Before the tee off, we’ll discuss what we need to work on and what we’re worried about, and help each other out,” Kristina said. Photo by Emily Brandmeyer.

All’s fair in and tennis

Front row: Paige Anderson, Katy Richardson, Emily Whitney, Elizabeth Tillhof, Sally Schoenfield, Kelsey Chadd, Kelly Womack, Chloe Anderson, Edie Cao, Nandini Sarma, Paige Gundelfinger. Second row: Hannah Walter, Mackenzie Havgland, Lauren Bleakley, Gale Harrington, Dani Miller, Michelle Richardson, Chelsea Olson, Sammi Kelly, Dirstin Chadd, Corey Neidl, Grace Martin. Third row: Rachel Rice, Sara Fisher, Tucker Nelson, Sarah Luby, Lauren Reynolds, Brenda Ebelke, Ruth Stark, Sarah Holmes, Olivia Bullard, Molly Tidrick, Anousha Shirazi. Fourth row: Coach Ogden, Christiana Jeukeng, Jenna Kaufman, Torry Spencer, Erin Tuttle, Nikki Reber, Rachel Mayfield, Hannah Copeland, Alison Stephens, Maggie Simmons, Andrea Tudhope, Coach Chipman. Not Pictured: Finley Gates.

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Cross Country essentials

Music Spikes Carbs

“The carbos are a get together for the whole team. It’s a good excuse to hang out with the team.”

Singlet & Short Shorts

“The spikes help you grip the “‘The Final Countdown’ by Europe ground and help you run.” “The onesie helps you represent your C-team pride, is the best song to dance to before like you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. a meet. “ The short shorts are fun because they are the shortest shorts any of the guys will ever wear... at least I hope. “

Pink Headband “It has been proven that wearing the pink headband makes you run faster and jump higher... and look good while you run. “

Hit the ground

Front row: Meg Sterchi, Emily Halter, Jessie Sykes, Alyssa Jonson, Taylor Oden, Mallory Kirby, Alicia Anderson, Emily Mayfield, Amanda Privitera, Alex Keller, Phoebe Unterman, Holly Lafferty, Hannah Johnston, Lindsay Rooker. Second row: Taylor Burkhead, Whitaker Sherk, Rayal Sharmacharya, Megan Sullivan, Caitlin Morley, Olivia Botts, Lois Wetzel, Ginny Robinson, Annie Haynes, Emma Tyler, Molly Kurtz, Katherine Diehl, Anna Petrow, Tara Raghuveer. Third row: Karen Boomer, Maddie Bauley, Haley Fosnough-Biersmith, John Paul, Lynza Halberstadt, Melissa McKittrick, John Kurtz, Tess Duncan, Lia Hardy, Holly Glynn, Sarah Specker, Dina Kostrow, Hannah Eggleston, Madison Haverty, Ariana Sherk, Lauren Cantril, Rosie Bellinger. Fourth row: Annie Bennett, Emily Bittiker, Leah Chesbrough, Maddy Rich, Alcin Hakca, Nick Carothers, Will Fisher, Kelsey Kost, Ryan Middleton, Joe Deng, Allie Marquis, Kirsten Clark, Maddy Bailey, Claire Freeman, Emma Fritts. Fifth row: Katie Darling, Rachel Arnold, Lydia Dupre, Andrew Arri, Bryan Kurz, Tanner Johnson, Steve Sykes, Zach Zwibelman, Danny Kurz, Will Penner, Brian Aitken, Alex Kaplan, Allison Hemer, Allison Burton, Laura Wetzel, Caroline Dellett. Sixth row: Ben Carlson, John Opsahl, William Kobylinski, Sydney Henley, Mackenzie Burroff, Jordan Herring, Samantha Bartow, Jordan Dietrich, Hanna Jane Stradinger, Molly Caldwell, Paige Swanson, Austin Lage, Connor Wilkins, Conner Creighton, Max Chao. Seventh row: Joe Turner, Andrew Arnold, Jordan Elliot, Jim Madison, Andrew Forbes, Jane Mahoney, Lucrecia Maspero, Jonathan Harms, Caroline Miller, Sarah Elizabeth McCandless, Aubrie Dolliver, Taylor Haviland, Patrick Mayfield, Jay Lehoczky, Nick Wassmer, Jonathan Bernard. Eighth row: Curtis Bryant, Jonathan Stepp, Charlie Long, William Opsahl, David Beeder, Sheldon Adams, Grant Stauffer, Alfie Kass, Ryan Ash, Harper Coulson, Blaine Ennis, Josh Kinney, Ben Jensen, Stephen Nichols, Brian Simpson, Mike Sullivan. Ninth row: Coach David Pennington, Coach T. Michael Chaffee, Coach Tricia Beaham.

At state, sophomore Jessie Sykes and other cross country runners paint their bodies to cheer on qualifiers Hanna Jane Stradinger and Allie Marquis. “When you’re running yourself you never get the chance to watch the people who run the same race as you,” Sykes said. “It was really fun to see them run.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

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Drill team

Varsity Lancer Dancers Emily Cray, Alexi Brown, Elizabeth Beck and Meg Sterchi sing the school song before their performance at a pep assembly in November. “Drill team is great because we are all so close,” Brown said. “It’s like having a class with all your best friends.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

save the last

Front row: Emily Welter, Lexi Mische, Caroline Doerr, Molly Kurtz, Katie Cox. Second row: Julie Chalfant, Katie Darling, Keelie Cocoran, Alexandra Ferlas, Kirsten Clark, Hayley Stewart. Third row: Ashley Johnson, Megan Nass, Allie Fields, Annie Bennett, Hannah Fink, Rachel Duvall, Olivia Lynch.

Front row: Elizabeth Beck, Anna Seitz, Erin Aitken, Emily Atchison, Laura Kaufman, Johanna Cook, Meg Sterchi. Second row: Jenny Hodgson, Alexi Brown, Jennifer Meara, Paige Brulatour, Michelle Parsons, Dylan Roth, Emily Cray.

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Jazz Shoes “You have to have your jazz shoes. It’s kind of hard to dance without shoes... We wear black jazz shoes for the majority of dances.”

Water & Caffeine “When you’re working out, you sweat a lot. It’s important to stay hydrated with fluids.”

Hair Product

“If you don’t have your hair slicked back it gets in your way. You want to look clean and professional as a team, so having uniform hair helps.”

“Because we perform in a gym and the judges are far away, we have to wear heavy makeup so our faces are defined.”

Snacks

“It’s important to keep yourself fueled. Our team just loves food. When we get to K-Spec there is a whole table in our room devoted to food.”

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Sophomore Amanda Pierce performs her floor routine. “When I stick a routine, I feel really good,” Pierce said. “I’ve accomplished something I meant to do.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

Background: Sophomore McKayla Smith. Photo by Karen Boomer.

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Front row: Coach Tiffany Mische, Sam Benson, McKayla Smith, Madison Weaver, Lexi Mische, Andrea Zecy, Lindy Blackman, Coach Jane Opsahl. Second row: Elizabeth Beck, Rikki Eyemann, Katy Kettler, Chandra Swanson, Leia Swanson, Grace Gillaspie.

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Front row: Emily Anderson, Alicia Anderson, Brittany Barnds. Second row: Max Gabel, Allison Hemer, Kate Hardy, Melanie Muecke, Kylie Brewer, Anne Goodman, Alex Zyck, Vaughn English.

Heralders Anne Goodman, Melanie Mueke, Allison Hemer and Kylie Brewer applaud at the winter pep assembly. “Heralding wasn’t as scary as I thought it was going to be,” Goodman said. “It is pretty simple; we just walk out and hold a flag.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

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Cheerleading

Right: At the Dec. pep assembly, freshman cheerleaders Allie Hunter, Caroline Marland and Ashley Adams sing the school song. “Before pep assemblies I’m always thinking that I might fall, might mess up,” Marland said. “I mess up everytime. I usually forget something but I just laugh it off.” Photo by Mackenzie Payne.

After the boys soccer black and blue game, seniors Kirby Thomas and Sarah Jones and junior Megan Alley play with coach Jamie Kelly’s daughter Emily. The girls knew Emily because Kelly was their soccer coach the previous year. “She thought the pompoms were really cool looking,” Alley said. “She’s just a fun, energetic little girl. She’s always laughing.” Photo by Hannah Brewer.

Front row: Ellie Kessinger, Abby Weltner, Allison Sayler, Matthew Pope, Mallory Gasaway, Maygan White, Megan Alley. Second row: Lenni Enslein, Kristin Barker, Candyze Harris, Reagan Fromm, Maggie Newell, Callie McGuire, Morgan Stock. Third row: Amanda Marland, Jenny Howard, Jessica Perbeck, Sarah Jones, Haley Harlan, Katie Bartow, Kirby Thomas.

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Front row: Grace Gillaspie, Amanda Pierce, Hannah Mallen, Dara Slemp, Becca Clay, Susie Riley. Second row: Mary Kate McCandless, Abba Goehausen, Anna Leek, Kristen Reynolds, Taylor Twibell, Mallory Stevenson.

Cheerleaders decide whether games or pep assemblies are more fun.

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junior Amanda Marland

Pep assemblies are fun because you get a rush cheering with everyone watching you. Then after performing, we get to watch the rest with friends.

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Background: Freshman Lauren Fischer. Photo by Ellen Frizzell.

sophomore Tess Duncan

At the boys basketball home game against Lawrence Free State, sophomore Ellie Kessinger hugs coach Shawn Hair’s daughter Grace. Grace wore a cheer outfit and danced with the cheerleaders at all the games. Photo by Karen Boomer.

Front row: Margaret Brill, Megan Russell, Sarah Hemer, Evie Marshall. Second row: Mary Galvin, Nicole Luby, Lauren Epstein, Natalie Hine, Ashley Kurtzman, Tess Duncan.

Juniors Amanda Marland and Katie Bartow and seniors Kirby Thomas and Jessica Perbeck watch the drill team practice before a pep assembly. The Lancer Dancers and cheerleaders both ran through their routines once or twice before each assembly. “I always think, ‘Wow, they’re so good, I hope the cheerleaders can compare to what they look like,’” Thomas said. “Not to knock the cheerleaders, but I really admire what the drill team does.” Photo by Mackenzie Payne.

Front row: Kristin Fischer, Caroline Marland, Kate Burkenmeier. Second row: Ashley Adams, Megan Stoops, Lauren Newell, Lydia Shackelford, Dejuanne Tucker, Lauren Fischer. Third row: Heather Nelson, Shayla Parchels, Ali Hunter, Samantha Barton, Olivia Harlan, Abigail Leek, Hayley Bublitz.

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Girls Basketball Background: Senior Kelsey Whitaker. Photo by Sam Bolanovich.

Left: Playing against SM South, senior Taylon Johnson dribbles down the court. “It’s so easy to get pumped up playing against South,” Johnson said. Below: Junior Christina Davis and senior Catherine Ward high-five during the starting line-up. “I wanted to do fun handshakes, but no one else wanted to,” Davis said. Far below: Junior Libby Jandl joins in a team huddle. “We tried this new cheer to pump ourselves up,” Jandl said. “We put our arms around each other and yelled ‘We reppin’ Lancers.’” Photos by Sam Bolanovich.

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Front row: Hannah Satterlee, Molly Rappold, Taylon Johnson. Second row: Kelsey Whitaker, Regan Jamieson, Sarah McKittrick, Elizabeth Ward, Libby Jandl, Maddy Rich, Lauren Dodd. Third row: Haley Dalgleish, Catherine Ward, Natalie Parsons, Meredith Walrafen, Christina Davis, Janna Graf, Alison Stephens, Gail Stonebarger, Hannah Gerwick. Fourth row: Coaches Beth Hunt, Rick Rhoades and Kelli Kurle.

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Front row: Breana Gray, Maggie Simmons, Cate Birkenmeier. Second row: Hannah Roste, Bridget McBee, Logan Weckbaugh, Hanna Jane Stradinger, Paige Swanson, Torry Spencer, Kerri Ricketts. Third row: Coach Kristy Mader, Paige Martz, Corey Neidl, Sammi Kelly, Haley Fosnough-Biersmith, Betsy Dee, Micah Melia, Kylee Brooks.

Front row: Jill Anderson, Sydney Henley, Allyse Hackler, Hannah Lang, Sara Schenkelberg, Jessica Jacob, Leah Chesbrough. Second row: Anna Haynes, Alyx Delgado, Haley Fisher, coach Sue Chipman, Shelby Langtry, Megan Sullivan, Ali Dees.

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Far above: Sophomore Hannah Gerwick dribbles down the court during a game against Olathe North. “Our strategy against Olathe North was to fast break,” Gerwick said. “I always try to look for the open player.” Photo by Rachel English. Above: Sophomore Maddy Rich and freshman Elizabeth Ward talk during a game. “I love Lizzie,” Rich said. “We’re pretty compatible. She usually does post, and I usually do wing.” Photo by Kristin Barker.

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Below: Junior John Kurtz prepares to bowl during a meet. ”At a meet, we have to take it seriously,” Kurtz said. “Before this year, I used to bowl straight. Now I can put spin on it. On varsity, you’re bowling against a lot better people than in the past.” Photo by Anna Leek.

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Front row: Louis Mehlstaub, Pete Peterson, Mike Johnson, Johnny Sheahan, Sean Robinson, Zach Zwibelman, Alex Keller. Second row: Parker Heying, Curtis Wells, Charles Marx, coaches Patricia Kennedy and Larry Kennedy, Reid Hintz, Brady Anderson, John Kurtz. Not pictured: Patrick Barry.

Front row: Miranda Fletcher, Ashley Guerricagoitia, Ali Dees, Whitney Kraft, Tina Poindexter, Amanda Sams, Clair Finke. Second row: Teresa Corazzin, Alexx Abreu, Kathleen Ireland, Ellen Frizzell, Colleen Ireland, April Irvine, Elizabeth Abbey, Deseree Bruce. Third row: Coaches Larry Kennedy and Patricia Kennedy.

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Front row: Josh Orpin, Peter Stout, David Webb, Ian Exline, Josh Bellner, Ross Ringer, Pete Uhl, Chase Woofter, David Lengle. Second row: Bailey Spickler, Andy Collins, William Kobylinski, Dennis Jilka, Bobby Dettenwanger, Sam Hattaway, Andy Ryan, Jeff Rutherford, Jack Stout, Matt Baker, Ryan Wendorff, Eileen Gallagher. Third row: Allison Wendorff, Caroline Dellett, Carter Kerr, Jake Kaufman, Nathan Rivers, Jesse Lavender, Joey Lutz, Mark Mergen, David Schrunk, Cody Rutledge, Sam Coen, Tanner Johnson, Brandon Evinger, Brittany Spickler. Fourth row: Cole Greenfield, Scott Johnson, David Hill, Grant Ellis, Jack Harrigan, Alex Olson, Andrew Collingwood, Greg Welsh, Kenton Kloster, Cole Morgan, Greg Guthrie. Fifth row: Coaches Jason Filbeck, Miles Martin, Jeremy Newport and Chip Ufford. Not Pictured: Nik Djiko, Chris Hasselwander, Michael Perez, Drew Richardson, Brandon Royle.

Date 12/1 12/8 12/14-15 1/2 1/2 1/5 1/11-12 1/19 1/26 1/30 2/6 2/9 2/16 2/22-23

Opponent Score 2nd SM East Duals Wellington Invitational 4th Johnson County Classic 6th 1st Olathe North 1st SM South 2nd Rossville Invitational 4th Bobcat Invitational 3rd Paola Invitational 3rd SM North Invitational 1st Osawatomie Dual 1st SM North Dual 1st Sunflower League 1st Regional 4th State Tournament

Leave it on the Background: Seniors Nathan Rivers and Tanner Johnson. Photo by Nicole Luby.

Above: Teammates lift senior David Schrunk after he wins second place in his weight class at state. “It’s nice to see all your work and practice pay off in a tournament with a medal,” Shrunk said. Photo by Karen Boomer.

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Front row: Jaquan Brunt, Kevin Simpson. Second row: Zach Colby, Connor Wilkins, Andrew Goble, Alex Shook, Krey Bradley, Dylan Becker, Cameron Smith, Grant Heinlein. Third row: Anthony Scott, Stephen Adams, Josh Mais, Zach Nass, Austin Miller, George Brophy, Nick Lucas, John Thorpe, DJ Burton. Fourth row: Coaches Tommy Kennedy and Todd McAtee. Not pictured: Coach Jeremy Wolf.

Above right: Junior Chase Lucas protects the ball during the JV Rockhurst game. “The most difficult part of the Rockhurst game was shooting at their end and having their fans yell at you when you miss a shot,” Lucas said. Photo by Karen Boomer. Right: Freshman Austin Miller prepares to pass the ball in a game against Blue Valley North. “They had a lot of fast players,” Miller said. “They kept the ball moving a lot. It was pretty tight defense. I don’t think we had too many lost balls or anything, but they kept the pressure up.” Photo by Emily Brandmeyer.

Front row: Sam Kovzan, Brandon Burch, coach Steve Peppes, Jordan Dietrich, Matt Creidenberg. Second row: Beck Johnson, Taylor Haviland, Teddy Fields, Chris Clarke, Duncan McHenry, Dylan Crandall.

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Left: Senior Chris Anderson goes up for a shot during the Rockhurst game. “Playing against Rockhurst was an adrenaline rush,” Anderson said. “Coach told me to own the ball and go after it with the idea that I am the only one who can get it.” Photo by Hannah Brewer. Below: The varsity boys basketball team huddles up during the Rockhurst game. Photo by Karen Boomer. Far below: Junior Winn Clark leans in for directions from coach Shawn Hair. “Coach Hair gets really pumped up for games,” Clark said. “He taught me to always play hard and give it your all.” Photo by Sally Drape.

Front row: Jackson Harter, manager Lauren Miller, manager Andy Loethen, manager Kaitlyn Ganapini, Jordan Pfeiffer. Second row: Terrance Thomas, Ryan Olander, Kris Hertel, Scott Kennedy, Clark Goble, Kevin Hertel, Charlie Ludington, Marcus Webb. Third row: Johnny Delgado, Robby Moriarty, Alex Collingwood, Michael McRoberts, Jack Slaughter, Chris Anderson, Winn Clark, Curran Darling, Chase Lucas. Fourth row: Coaches Ryan Ottmeier, Shawn Hair and Bryon Hanson.

Boys Basketball not me Background: Junior Jack Slaughter. Photo by Ellen Frizzell.

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Background: Freshman Caroline Marland. Photo by Kristin Barker.

Playing against St. Teresa’s, junior Regan Jamieson attacks the ball. “Being aggressive builds your confidence during the game,” Jamieson said. “You have more of a determination to score and get the ball back.” Photo by Sally Drape.

Front row: Rachel English, Megan Alley, Audrey Howell, Jessie Jacob, Sam Benson, Becca Clay, Caroline Marland. Second row: Taylon Johnson, Heather Nelson, Sarah Anderson, Alicia Anderson, Hayley Bublitz, Rachel Kaskie, Andie Mitchell, Molly Rappold, Megan Sullivan, Cate Birkenmeier. Third row: Coach Lindsay, Catherine Barrera, Lauren Engelken, Kirby Thomas, Sara Schenkelberg, Sarah Jones, Natalie Parsons, Haley Dalgleish, Kirsten Clark, Anna Swanson, Kylee Brooks, Coach Ricker. Fourth row: Will Read, Emily Anderson, Nichole Hemmingsen, Betsy Dee, Ginny Robinson, Libby Jandl, Regan Jamieson, Dana Hemmingsen, Lauren Dodd, Jessie Sykes, Coach Kelly. Not pictured: Laura Immenschuh.

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Below: Junior Megan Alley dribbles down the field in a game against Olathe South. “The most important parts of a game are your attitude and your intensity,” Alley said. “Those are what help you play to your best ability.” Photo by Sarah Andrews.

My name is My favorite memory was I can’t get through games without My favorite soccer move is I started playing soccer in My favorite cheer is My favorite team dinner was Left: Junior Libby Jandl and seniors Kirby Thomas and Taylon Johnson laugh while warming up for a soccer game. “We try to get focused before our games,” Thomas said. ”We all stretch together and try to get into game mode together.” Photo by Hannah Brewer.

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Front row: Megan Pavlu, Brooke Royle, Priscilla Viordia. Second row: Maria Reyes, Taylor Tripp, Paige Martz, Milly Roque, Annie Slaughter, Bailey Spickler, Rosie Bellinger, Ashley Guerricagoitia. Third row: Adele Daniel, Caroline Dellett, Kerri Ricketts, Katie East, Emily Hofmeister, Elise Kuklenski, Hannah Roste, Olivia Botts, Madison Weaver. Fourth row: Coach Kelli Kurle, Megan Klugman, Elizabeth Colburn, Caroline Doerr, Kendall Kohnle, Kelsey Kost, Far above: At practice, senior Sarah Jones prepares to toss a Bridget McBee, Chloe Kester, Holly Barling, coach Bryon Hanson. ball into play. “I’ve been playing soccer since I was four years old and my whole family has played,” Jones said. “It’s kind of like a family sport.” Photo by Kristin Barker. Above: During a game against Olathe South, junior Catherine Barrera dribbles down the field. “My main goal is to get around the opponents,” Barrera said. “If I can’t do that, I try to make a pass or shoot. It feels good to beat a defender because I did something and now I can make a play or score.” Photo by Meghan Benson.

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Front row: Carly Haflich, Dana Bloom, Hannah Vaughn, Nikki Beasley, Sally Drape. Second row: Hannah Eggleston, Katelyn Brooks, Taylor Henton, Lynza Halberstadt, Haley Fosnough-Biersmith, Meagan Dexter. Third row: Coach Jennifer Horn, coach Deon Slemp.

Front row: Michael Hart, Brandon Evinger. Second row: Daniel Colebank, Griff Gans, George Galvin, Conor Twibell, Spencer Hunzeker, Logan Heley, Andrew North. Third row: Chad Papineau, Jackson Brett, Joe Sernett, John Stiles, Jeremy Steiner, Alex Healey. Not pictured: Austin Lage.

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Front row: Ali Dees, Paige Gundelfinger, Cari Chestnut, Hannah Vaughn, Julia Gilmore, Natalie Bender, Kylie Wheeler. Second row: Kim Conrads, Libby Steinbock, Bridget Bergin, coach Megan Spencer, Rebecca Callstrom, Dana Meyer, Amanda Privitera.

sophomore softball game Kylie Wheeler’s essentials.

Blue socks Blue shoelaces Pink batting gloves

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“I always wear pink batting gloves to bat. I got them last year. Pink is my favorite color- they’re my good luck charms.”

“I use special laces – Columbia blue laces for school spirit. I’ve had this pair for a year.”

Glove

“You really can’t play without gloves – I’ve had the same one for 3 years. I like that it’s broken in and I’m used to it.”

“My lucky socks are just the team socks – Columbia blue up to the knee, but they have a hole in each heel. I’ve had them for a while – wearing them is a ‘ritual’.”

Ribbon

“We write our name and number on our ribbons. We make them at team dinners and wear them whenever we want to for school spirit.”

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Baseball

Below: Sophomore Kylie Wheeler prepares to swing during softball practice. “I played softball last year too,” Wheeler said. “The best parts were the games and all the friends I made.” Photo by Sarah Andrews.

Front row: Robert Enders, Timmy Ahern, Anthony Stancher, Jacob McGillicuddy. Second row: Matt Beck, Dylan Becker, David Owens, Johnny Sheahan, Krey Bradley, Will Severns, Brad Robson. Third row: Andrew Arnold, Anthony Scott, Teddy Fields, John Schrock, Brennan Burns, Alex Pirotte.

The old

Background: Senior Mike McRoberts. Photo by Kate Hardy.

Front row: Collin Carter, Scott Cantril, Miles Sanderson, Aaron Kaufman, Chris Hasselwander, Elliott Yohn, Zach Amrein. Second row: Granville Hare, Josh Kinney, Gabe Miller, Alex Cox, Casey Stewart, Dan Sweeney, Stefan Weinrich. Far left: At baseball practice, senior Alex Stehl and his teammates do base running drills. Typically practices included warming up, catching, infield practice and fly ball communication. “The most helpful part of practice is when we scrimmage each other because it’s actually like a game situation,” Stehl said. Left: Senior Adam Watson prepares to pitch during a game. “The hardest part about pitching is staying focused and not getting riled up,” Watson said. Photos by Sarah Andrews.

Front row: Manager Andy Loethen. Second row: Stewart Jensen, Matt Hill, Lucas Satterlee, Alex Stehl, Adam Watson, Bradley Deerr, Jackson Harter, Ryan Wendorff. Third row: Jay Johnson, Brady Anderson, Sean Lewis, Jeff Soptic, Michael McRoberts, Chad Zeller, Scott Kennedy.

Date 3/27 4/1 4/5 4/8 4/10 4/11 4/12 4/14 4/15 4/17 4/22 4/23 4/24 4/29

Opponent SM West Olathe East SM Northwes t Olathe South* Olathe Northw est* SM South* Olathe South* SM North* Blue Valley* SM South* SM Northwes t* SM North* Olathe North* Lawrence Free State*

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Front row: Leia Swanson, Alyssa Jonson, Madison Haverty, Betsy Blessen, Dejuanne Tucker, Chandra Swanson, Fernanda Mota, Araceli Villanueva, Caitlin Morley, Connor Weir, Marissa Horwitz, Maggie McGilley, Rachel Rice. Second row: Michelle Richardson, Keelia Corcoran, Adam Isenberg, Henry Foster, Alex Moskowitz, Martin Johnson, Brandon Royle, Andrew Dexter, Jonathan Stiefel, Maddy Bailey, Alyx Delgado, Mariella Kerr, Kelsey Whitaker. Third row: Heather Athon, Nick Powell, Nathan Welch, Matt Cooney, John Zecy, Holly Glynn, Jenee Vickers, Ashton Adams, Joe Lowrey, Jeff Tate, Rhegg Delara, Sadie Wendler, Taylor Harris, Dora Kapros, Lydia Dupré, Paige Kuklenski, Maddy Rich, Michael Payne, Amber Atha, Holly Lafferty, Hannah Satterlee, Elizabeth Beck. Fourth row: Sam Berry, Alex Kaplan, Mark Mergen, Preston Norman, Jordan Dietrich, Joe Barahona, Allyse Hackler, Tommy Rappold, Pete Peterson, Allison Borton, Brandon Burch, Brooks Anthony, Connor Wilkins, Zach Colby, Thomas Read, Cole Turner, Dale Smith, Annie Haynes, Megan Russell, Molly Kurtz. Fifth row: Blair Fletcher, Alex Wilson, Niclas Strom, Leah Chesbrough, Aubrie Dolliver, Jane Mahoney, Samantha Bartow, Zach Clements, Austin Puckett, Parker Heying, Brad Johnson, Azad Nowzari, Connor Creighton, Carl Rodgers, Hanna Jane Stradinger, William Kobylinski, Tim Madison, Jordan Herring, Andy Yeast, Nora Kanally, Hannah Quillec. Sixth row: Kirby Clements, Chase Woofter, Andrew Chronister, Charlie Gunya, Jordon Elliott, Graham Redelsheimer, Spencer Low, Andrew Forbes, Taylor Haviland, Charlie Ludington, Brian Simpson, Sam Logan, Clark Waldon, Ben Jensen, Mike Sullivan, Jay Lehoczky, Joe Turner, Sam Coen, Steve Sykes, David Hill, Mallory Kirby, Lindsay Rooker, Susie Riley. Seventh row: Candyze Harris, Chris Clarke, Charlie Freyder, Steve Mazzoni, Kyle Engelken, Brett Miller, Grant Ellis, Josh Mais, Alex Horvath, Dale Bradley, Matt Johnson, Tyler Woltemath, Alex Rorie, Jack Harrigan, Mac Dolliver, Alex Carver, Brian Williamson, Beck Johnson, Duncan McHenry, Andrea Webber, Emily Mayfield. Eighth row: Wraye Sewell, Danny Kurz, Terrance Thomas, Darion Latson, Spencer Barnhill, Alfie Kass, Austin Stehl, Curran Darling, Blaine Ennis, Eli Kaldahl, Charles Marx, Connor Callahan, Charlie Ludington, Quinn Conrad, Sheldon Adams, Mason McGinley, Alex Eisenach, Andrew Pennington, Ethan Harden. Ninth row: Coaches Michael Chaffee, John Stonner, Brie Meschke, Tricia Beaham, Larry Colburn, David Pennington, Chuck Seawood and Chuck Sulzen.

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Freshman Maggie McGilley chats with friends at pole vaulting practice. “When I’m not pole vaulting, I watch other people jump and listen to advice,” McGilley said. “It helps when people give me advice because they teach me how to have a better form.” Photo by Sam Bolanovich.

Sophomore Hannah Quillec talks to pole vaulting coach Larry Colburn. “The hardest part is remembering to do what he tells us to,” Quillec said. “All the details can be difficult to remember.” Photo by Meghan Benson.

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Far left: During the SME Quad meet, senior Eli Kaldahl finishes first in the open 400. “I ran my best for being that cold and it being the first meet of the year,” Kaldahl said. Photo by Taylor Gudgel. Left: Junior Chase Lucas watches a putt at a golf match. “Every putt is different,” Lucas said. “You can’t practice it; it’s all feeling.” Photo by Ellen Frizzell.

Do you have the Front row: Will Snyder, Ian Boat, Tommy Kennedy, Chase Lucas, David Beeder, Joe Lynch, Jesse Lavender. Second row: Coach Ermanno Ritschl, Scott Humphrey, Bryan Parman, Harper Coulson, Andrew Morrison, Nick Lucas, Scott Willman, coach Tim Burkindine. Not pictured: Sam Barker.

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Front Row: Katie Fay, Libby Nachman, Charlie Kline, Elizabeth Piper, Anna Petrow, Whitaker Sherk. Second Row: Lauren Erickson, Ariana Sherk, Caitlin Benson, Katy Richardson, Annie Richmond, Sam Nelson. Third Row: Jessica Sweeney, Corey Neidl, Lauren King, Sammi Kelly, Lois Wetzel, Kristina Genton, Hannah Walter, Allison Kirby. Fourth Row: Megan McGillicuddy, Emily Ellenberger, Becca Sabates, Bailey Borgmier, Stacy Coffyn, Drew Auer, Emily Welter, Logan Kline, Taylor Burkhead, Maddie Bavley. Fifth Row: Gail Stonebarger, Alison Stephens, Kathryne Munsch, Katy Kettler, Hannah Gerwick, Torry Spencer, Elizabeth Ward, Coach Simchuk, Coach Cole. Sixth Row: Audra Stalzer, Melissa McKittrick, Lauren Stanley, Kelly Sabates, Lindsey Goins, Sarah McKittrick, Alexandria Norton, Coach King, Cassie Kerr. Seventh Row: Laura Wetzel, Lydia Livingood, Emily Brandmeyer, Sarah Genton, Jacey Gorman, Kelly Greenfield, Hilary Borgmier. Not Pictured: Mary Bauer, Sthefanie Fontenele, Luizo Freitas, Michelle Fuchs, Emily Fuson, Allie Hunter, Cristina Lavin, Lucrezia Maspero, Luiza Neto, Amanda Pierce, Dana Sherard, Zulal Sunacoglu, Barbara Vasconcelos, Avery West.

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Serving up Front Row: Natalee Jones, Coach Sue Chipman, Ross Guignon, Bryan Gold Jr., Keshav Ramaswami, Gordon Smith, Chip Cantor, Spencer Jarrold, Coach Jonathan Lane, Kate Schafer. Second Row: Jacob Rudolph, Dennis Simmons, Sam Amrein, Dustin Ballard, Cameron Robles, Jason Bates, Max Chao, P.J. Guignon, David Henderson. Third Row: Jake Lybarger, Reed Waldon, Max McFarland, Thomas Henry, Will Chertoff, Jack Peterson, Andres Rivera, John Kurtz, Ben Clark, Dylan Ruffin. Fourth Row: Colin Coit, Daniel Stewart, Alex West, Ben Carlson, Stuart Jones, Justin Krivena, Sam Carpenter, Chris Fotopoulos, Andrew Ryan, Robby Medhi. Fifth Row: Max McBride, Curtis Wells, Zach Nass, Steven Van Auken, Petter Sundquist, John Meara, Jack Slaughter, Andrew Sweeney, Sam Stewart, Peter Chow.

Tennis members relate their match essentials.

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I have lucky boxers, but I don’t wear them for every match. Sometimes I wear a green hat for good luck. I got it at a thrift store with a friend and I thought it was pretty cool. I always have a wooden racket in my bag. I use it to warm up sometimes.

junior John Kurtz

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sophomore Ben Carlson

Above: Senior Petter Sundqvist prepares to return a volley during a tennis practices. Photo by Ellen Frizzell. Left: Juniors Alexandria Norton and Melissa McKittrick make t-shirts to wear to the first Girl’s swim meet. “Everyone was trying to come up with the coolest t-shirt design,” Norton said. “ Mine was definatley the best.” Photo by Emily Brandymeyer.

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Front row: Jacey Gorman, Michael Calvert, Adele Daniel, Tyler Cecil, Lucas Throckmorton, Daniella Mata, Michelle Braslavsky. Second row: Micah Melia, Henry Foster, Aveek Dhar, Laurel Adams, Bailey Spickler, Isabelle Huyett, Nora Kanally. Third row: Prarthana Dalal, Daniel Colebank, Jacob Lybarger, Bridget Bergin, Rebecca Thrasher, Tom Yeast, Ryan Sullivan, Alex Keller, Robert Enders, Connor Creighton, Graham Redelsheimer, Emily Hofmeister, Duncan Gibbs. Fourth row: Sam Coen, Andrew Yeast, Hannah Vaughn, Chase Ensz, Joseph Kashka, Russell Philpott, Collin Enger, Loren Jamison, Grace Junk, Alison Dees, Gordon Green, Collin Hoefer, Tom Hung, Chris Lanza, James Rosa, Andrew Arri, Spencer Low, Hannah Copeland. Fifth row: Andrew Goble, Ted Dubois, Burke Smith, Ryan Waisner, Trevor Collins, Jeff Tate, Patrick Sixta, Paul Wolff, Brian Rogers, Kim Harrison, Ariel Muthyala, Melissa Watzke.

Above: Sophomore Connor Creighton plays the saxophone during half-time at a football game. “Band is something to look forward to during the day because it’s really something I enjoy,” Creighton said. Photo by Sarah Andrews. Above right: At the winter band concert, freshmen Lucas Throckmorton and Tyler Cecil play the flute. “The concert is a place to display all you’ve been working toward,” Cecil said. Photo by Kristin Barker. Right: Senior Sam Haughland and sophomore Cameron Robles wait to begin the football half-time performance. “Before we start the performance, I am hoping that we can keep the lines straight so we don’t look bad,” Haughland said. “This year I liked ‘Mr. Roboto’ because everyone knows it and it’s fun to play really loud.” Photo by Kate Hardy.

Band members discuss the instruments they wish they played.

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junior Jacob Hamilton

I’d play the trombone because it is loud and a brass instrument. I’d definitely learn the song ‘Summertime’ because it’s a good jazz standard. It’d be really hard to learn how to improve though.

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Front row: Katherine Zimmerman, Connor Creighton, Connor Callahan, Dale Smith, Amy Coffman, Tom Yeast, Matthew Snively. Second row: Charlotte Parish, Aden Eilts, Cameron Robles, Spencer Low, John Opsahl, band director Kim Harrison. Third row: Student director Alex Toepfer, Keshav Ramaswami, David Beeder, Andy Yeast, Graham Nelson, Colin Coit.

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Front row: Paige Smith, Stacy Bonds, Jenna Soltys, Lexie Burgers, Daniel Sumrall, Leah Pickett, Laura Nelson, Kelly Tankard, Amy Coffman. Second row: Connor Callahan, Ellen Clayton, Matt Chalk, Graham Nelson, Hilary Borgmier, John Opsahl, Britt Spickler, Veronica Lang, Lauren Winkler. Third row: Vaughn English, Dale Smith, Jacob Hamilton, Mackenzie Haugland, Joseph Marx, Zach Zwibelman, Zachary Jarchow, Tim Larrabee, Bill Opsahl, Patrick Collins, Brandon Mais, David Riott. Fourth row: Adam Robinson, Kelsey Wehr, Mark Bower, Jack Peterson, Elizabeth McDonald, Colin Coit, Erik Dayton, Carl Skrukrud, John Kanally, Taylor Henton, Matt Chomicky, Cameron Robles, Matt Johnson, Emmett Starkey, Andrew Tisdale, Sam Haugland. Fifth row: Virginia Roche, Andrew Lykens, Sam Stewart, Sean Favreau, Eli Kaldahl, David Beeder, Curt Bower, Alyssa Schwarzenberger, Alex Toepfer, Kim Harrison.

Front row: Graham Greene, Patrick Collins, Vaughn English, Matt Chalk, Jacob Hamilton, David Riott. Second row: Adam Plotkin, Matt Lane, Matt Chomicky, Sam Haugland, Andrew Tisdale, Emmett Starkey, band director Kim Harrison. Third row: Student director Alex Toepfer, Will Snyder, Curt Bower, Eli Kaldahl, Adam Robinson, Mark Bower, Kelsey Wehr, Elizabeth McDonald.

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During a band concert, junior David Riott plays the baritone saxophone. “I like playing bari sax because it’s the bass part and it holds the band together,” Riott said. Photo by Kristin Barker.

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Right: During the musical “Guys and Dolls,” junior Jessie Light plays first violin. “I really like playing for pit in the musical because it’s a completley different style of music,” Light said. “It’s also a different experience playing under [choir director Tracy] Resseguie.” Photo by Ellen Frizzell. Below: At the Collage Concert, sophomores Madeline Pinne and Heather Athon chat between performances. “We got to try different kinds of music at the Collage Concert,” Athon said. “I really liked the Vivaldi piece which we played with the freshman.” Photo by Sam Bolanovich. Far below: Senior Alyssa Murfey plays her violin during first hour orchestra. “Our repertoire is really cool because we play so many different styles,” Murfey said. “At the Collage Concert we played everything from a pizzicato piece to a jazz rendition to a big full-scale full orchestra piece.” Photo by Meghan Benson.

Front row: Greg Tracy, Katherine Diehl, Maddie Bavley, Katie Westhoff, Angela Clem, Nora Anzawi, Nathan Simpson, Cory Jennett. Second row: Oliver Dubois, Heather Nelson, Lauren Gillespie, Mackenzie Burroff, Rebecca Callstrom, Emily Goering. Third row: Spencer Brown, Shayla Parcels, Andrew North, Jonathan Dawson.

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Front row: Katie Zimmerman, Andrea Webber, Charlotte Parrish, Taylor Gudgel, Amanda Pierce, Allison Roebuck, Emily Mullett, Megan Dyer, Alyssa Murfey, Jamie Rees, Aden Eilts. Second row: Cole Fevold, Mary Ruth Hopkins, Carly Haflich, Laura Scott, Regan Jamieson, Joe Deng, John Paul Rowe, Carrie Chesnut, Allegra Hall, Claire Freeman, Owen Gray. Third row: Ren Li, Jack Krieger, Andrew Lee, Sami Rebein, Jessie Light, Laura Allen, Devin O’Bryan, Kathryn Rush, Allie Fields. Fourth row: Weston Halberstadt, Andrea Brown, Alex Tracy, Matt Lavoie, Parker Hine, Michael Smythe, Peter Chow, Qi Chen, Hunter Stevenson, Carl Rodgers, Natalie Hofmeister, Brice Roberts. Not pictured: Dana Bloom, Lydia Dupre, Graham Greene, Allison Hemer, Cassandra Kester, Chelsea Olson, Victoria Patrick, Kasey Sauls, Melanie Shoemaker, Sophie Unterman.

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Strings students relate their favorite orchestra moments. My favorite part of being a part of orchestra is knowing that we are playing great pieces of music. This year we are playing the Rienzi Overture by Wagner. There are challenging parts to it, but when we accomplish a section that we were struggling with we know we’ve reached a goal. The beginning of it is very powerful, and it just builds from there.

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junior Emily Mullett

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sophomore Sammi Rebein

Front row: Dani Miller, Heather Anthon, Susie Riley, Holly Lafferty, Lesley Monarres, Katie Klehm, John Luther. Second row: Mary Bauer, Jane Hawkins, Alyssa Jonson, Paige Cornwell, Erica Brandli, Lauren Bleakley, Tara Raghuveer. Third row: Justin Mathews, Kristen Reynolds, Anna Karro, Madeline Pinne, Nick Carothers, Joe Turner, Clark Svet, Chris Roland, Charles McGraw, Peter Brzozowski. Not pictured: Matt Snively, Delaney Herman.

Senior Brandon Mais plays his bassoon during the Sophomore Madeleine Pinne watches conductor Jonathan Lane during the Collage Concert. “My favorite Collage Concert performance. “I enjoy orchestra,” part of concerts is just playing the music,” Pinne said. “My favorite composer is Vivaldi.“ Photo by Meghan Mais said. “The bassoon is more classical, so or- Benson. chestra music is very bassoon friendly.” Photo by Sam Bolanovich.

Measure for Orchestra Background: Sophomore Holly Lafferty. Photo by Libby Bash.

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Front row: William Carey, Brian Aitken, Stewart Jensen, Jonathan Firth, Cody Rutledge, Ben Jensen, Micah Patterson, Matt Beck, Andy Loethen, Jacob Parelman, David Hobart, Andrew Elliot, Jonathan Moss, Andres Diaz. Second row: Rocky Hill, Beck Johnson, Kaevan Tavakolinia, John Troupe, Andrew Dexter, John Dollar, Blake Firner, Nick Topkin, Augie Borchers, Jack Brugger, Matt Mueller, Ross Wooten, Jesse Thomas, Jake Gifford.

Front row: Amanda Hodges, Evie Marshall, Kat Jaeger, Gretchen Hummel, Stacy Coffyn, Samantha Pugh, Chelsea Olson, Ashley Guerricagoitia, Maria Reyes, Anna Petrow, Emilia Blake, Dawn Selder. Second row: Jessica Johnson, Kaitlin Woodson, Mary McCandless, Megan Mack, Tori Wydner, Lauren Raibble, Sarah Evans, Lindsey Goins, Audrey Howell, Kelsey Barrera, Samantha Benson, Jessie Sykes, Rachel D’Autremont. Third row: Lacey Rooney, Sarah Sears, Sarah Are, Kinsey Cates, Tina Poindexter, Lakisha Wiedenkeller, Emily Mayfield, Kristina Grandon, Nellie Haghighat, Hannah Quillec, Johanna Hild, Alison Stevens, Megan McGillicuddy, Hannah Anderson, Amanda Sams, Caroline Sheridan, Katie Fay, Jacqueline Crain, Lydia Dupre. Fourth row: Madison Weaver, Ashton Adams, Tori Wrede, Jessie Jacob, Keelia Corcoran, Melissa Benton, Kiley Lawrence, Mary Tanner, Lois Wetzel, Annie Bennet, Heidi Skrukrud, Sarah Sedorcek, Araceli Villanueva, Amilia Winter, Sarah Hemer, Sydney Henley, Emily Bitaker, Holly Glynn.

Front row: Legna Cedillo, Michelle Parsons, Paige E. Anderson, Katie Bartow, Courtney Pennington, Erin Aitken, Kristen Altoro, Alicia Unklesbay, Elise Shea, Megan Sterchi, Haley Harlan. Second row: Harper Coulson, Jonathan Harms, Collin Myers, Eric Ellwood, Dane Callstrom, Stephen Gaughan, Matthew Pope, Granville Hare, Andrew Sweeney, Thomas Henry, Noah Quillec. Not pictured: Gwen Koch, John Caldwell.

Choir singers relate their favorite performance moments.

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My favorite choir moment was in the choir room singing ‘Sleep’. We were getting ready for the concert and we all held hands. Anytime we sang ‘Sleep’ you could feel everyone’s energy. No one was thinking about anything but the song, and when 130 people do that in one room it’s really emotional.

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junior Christina Beynon

My favorite moment was when we sang ‘Amor de mi Alma’ at the spring concert. Singing that beautiful Spanish love song with a choir that I love so much and the director that will never forget was the experience of a lifetime. Knowing how much it meant to [choir director Tracy] Resseguie made the performance on stage more than just a song.

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junior Andrew Sweeney

During seventh hour Chansonettes, sophomores Sarah Are and Kinsey Cates work on a piece. “We have so much fun singing ‘Cats’ in class because Mr. Resseguie really gets us into it,” Cates said. “We always laugh about the names and the titles.” Photo by Abby Stechmann.

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Left: During seventh hour women’s chorus, sophomore Kelsey Summers rehearses “Cats” for the Chansonettes’ Blue Moon performance. “My favorite song in ‘Cats’ is Jelicle Cats because it has really cool harmony,” Summers said. Photo by Abby Stechmann.

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Sing from the Background: Junior Noah Quillec. Photo by Kate Hardy.

Front row: Jessica Zhang, Courtney Pennington, Michelle Parsons, Clara Burzlaff, Charlotte Gilman, Ally McCarthy, Legna Cedillo, Katie Bartow, Paige E. Anderson, Maureen Orth, Emily Cray, Paige Canaday, Erin Aitken, Ariel Litwer, Johanna Cook, Anna Seitz, Emma Austenfeld, Laura Kaufman, Kimberly Tate, Elise Shea, Haley Harlan, Abigail Goehausen, Jennifer Howard, Megan Sterchi, Callie McGuire . Second row: Katherine Collison, Stacie Harper, Mallory Stevenson, Alexa Fessler, Whitney Kraft, Marianne Collins, Sarah Carlson, Cari Chesnut, Zulal Sunacoglu, Anne Hundley, Christina Beynon, Lauren Winkler, Laura Immenschuh, Alicia Unklesbay, Alex Zyck, Hanna Cosgrove, Taylor Renft, Laura Robertson, Emily Darrington, Jane Mahoney, Paige C. Anderson, Kelsey Carothers, Carly Haflich, Kim Chase, Molly McGonigle, Ellen Frizzell. Third row: Anna Karro, Elaine Dollar, Amanda Shapiro, Deseree Bruce, Anne Haines, Stephanie Chadd, Karsen Dolliver, Valeria Webber, Chelsea Hall, Alicia Fisher, Alexandra Brown, Jessica Lohmeyer, Laura Darling, Meg Howland, Kristen Koch, Lily Darrington, Sara Taggart, Brenda Ebelke, Kristen Altoro, Jessica Hammond, Kathleen Ostby, Jenna Soltys, Michelle Fuchs, Kate Hardy, Kylie Brewer, Kate Barnes, Emilee Keohan, Arianna Plummer, Lucy Pratley. Fourth row: Harper Coulson, Ross Wooten, Eric Ellwood, Reed Cody, Ryan Dinyer, Matt Modrcin, Joseph Lutz, Chad Allen, John Hart, Stephen Gaughan, Michael Grace, Jonathan Firth, Noah Quillec, Ben Jensen, Cody Rutledge, Joe Preut, Colin Hayes, Scott Humphrey, Miles Sanderson. Fifth row: Jonathan Harms, Beck Johnson, Sam Barker, Mason McGinley, Kaevan Tavakolinia, Collin Myers, Andrew Loudon, Dane Callstrom, Joshua Kinney, DeAndre Harris, John Troupe, Jeremy Williams, Andrew Sweeney, Thomas Henry, Brian Aitken, William Carey, Derek O’Grady, Matt Meinking, Stewart Jensen, Kyle Sitomer, Matthew Pope, Brett Hidaka, Charlie Long, Jacob Parelman, Granville Hare.

Front row: Emily Welter, Lydia Shackelford, Taylor Odell, Polly Mytinger, Megan Pavlu, Thomas Loudon, John Meyer, Jacob Rudolph, Hayley Bublitz, Olivia Lynch, Chloe Fischgrund, Abigail Leek, Caroline Marland. Second row: Jennifer Gray, Maddie Gaughan, Emma Marston, Olivia Mansfield, Hayley Stewart, Julie Chalfant, Andrew Ryan, Vince Parsons, Cooper Toombs, Alex West, Dan Stewart, Alicia Reyna, C.J. Hicks, Katy Richardson, Kirstin Chadd, Natalie Bender. Third row: Alexandra Wallace, Shelbi Wade, Maggie McGilley, Grace Boehm, Mary Joyce, Raina Weinberg, Valerie Nutt, Jonathan Harms, Braden Edwards, Zach Colby, Tanner Williams, Kelsey Chadd, Betsy Dee, Morgan Holm, Mikaela Remer-Phifer, Micheala Mathiesen, Molly Kurtz, Emma Tyler, Madison Haverty. Fourth row: Celeste Rinner, Christina Schocke, Elise Kuklenski, Lindsey Hartnett, Amelia Grant, Kirsten Heath, Lauren Stanley, Paige Swanson, David Frizzell, Alex Rorie, Jack Dee, Tim Madison, John Aldrich, Emily Goering, Haley Fisher, Erin Tuttle, Emily Fuson, Samantha Bartow, Meagan Dexter, Emily Collins, Katie Darling, Olivia Harlan.

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Front row: Andrea Tudhope, Emma Collins, Brooke Stanley, Bailey Atkinson, Sarah Andrews, Hannah Brewer, Karen Boomer. Second row: John Francis, Emma Fritts, Gaby Thompson, Whitaker Sherk, Libby Bash, Kristin Barker, Emily Brandmeyer, Taylor Gudgel. Third row: Stefanie Enger, Leah Pickett, Maureen Orth, Kate Hardy, Mackenzie Payne, Sam Bolanovich, Ellen Frizzell, Dow Tate. Fourth row: Rachel English, Meghan Benson, Abby Stechmann, Lauren Bleakley, Nicole Luby, Emmy Hartman, Emilee Keohan, Chandra Swanson.

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thanks for a great year. Karen. I’m so glad you were on staff this year. I don’t know what I would have done without all of your help. Taking pictures of Obama was the best. Hannah. What can I say? You’ve kept me from going insane this year, even though you almost gave me a nervous breakdown. Just kidding, but seriously, you are always there and always come through for me. Meghan. You are such a great photographer and you’re always wanting to do more and help out with whatever you can. Thanks for always being there! Emily. Having you on staff has been great. You were on top of every assignment and did an amazing job. Taylor. I don’t know what I would have done without you this year. You always make me smile and kept me sane when things got crazy. Lauren. You have done such a great job this year. You are a great photographer and so much fun to have on staff. Jacey. I loved having you on staff this year and you had some amazing pictures. Thanks for everything you’ve done! Mackenzie. You’ve worked so hard this year and it’s been really fun to have you on staff. Kate. You are so much fun and you’ve been so helpful this year. You made sure all your assignments were done and helped out whenever you could. Thanks! Kristin. You are always so willing to shoot anything and you’re such a great photographer. You’ve done an amazing job. Abby. I loved getting to know you on staff this year. You have put so much work into this book and you should be proud! Libby. You’ve taken some incredible pictures this year! You are so sweet and it’s been a lot of fun having you on staff. Sam. You always make me laugh! Thanks for always helping me out and working so hard this year. Nicole. It’s been really fun having you on staff. You are such a hard worker and have done an amazing job. Rachel. I’m so glad that you came to yearbook! You are so much fun and you should be really proud of all the amazing pictures you’ve taken this year. Ellen. You have always been happy to help out with everything, even if it wasn’t your assignment. Working with you this year has been fun! Tate. Thank you so much for everything! You always believe in us as a staff and support everything we do. You have pushed me to do so much this year, and I know I couldn’t have done any of it without you.

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Andrea. You brought a creative touch to the book and had great ideas when I had designer’s block. Thanks for taking on this huge responsibility with me and seeing it through to the end. Bailey. You helped me out however possible and did a great job of taking up leadership. And you made first hour way more fun. This book couldn’t have happened without you. Emma C. We always had our ups and downs, but we worked it out and I’m so glad that we made this book together. Thanks for sticking with me. Maureen. You always kept everyone upbeat with your good attitude and gorgeous singing, and saved all my headlines and sidebar titles. Thanks girl! Alexandria. Thanks for being a responsible and trustworthy section editor and finishing your spreads on time. Good work! Rachel. You balanced yearbook with work and did a great job on your spreads. Thanks for being an awesome section editor. Leah. You always had the best sidebars, and you improved so much as a designer this year. You’ve been so much fun to have on staff. Stefanie. Thanks for taking extra responsibility with your portraits section and staying committed. And bringing your Hannah Montana CD in. Gaby. You brought creative ideas and enthusiasm to the book. And told me what was wrong with my Spanish accent. Emmy. You went above and beyond your job description and helped out in every possible way. After twelve years, thanks for being not only a great staff member but also a great friend. Emilee. Your perserverance, willingness to help out, and sense of humor were great assets to our staff. Chandra. You did a great job of writing, helping edit other stories and staying upbeat. I know you’ll do a great job on staff in the future! Emma F. Thanks for putting in so much extra time and helping with clubs and everything else. Your commitment was so appreciated. Whitaker. You took a leading role in ads and put in so much effort. You will be an amazing section editor! John. You did a great job following in your sister’s footsteps, working hard on ads and getting excited about new assignments. Tate. You taught me everything I know about journalism, and most importantly I learned that you’re always right. I’m so glad you motivated me to do this. Thanks for being both a caring person and an amazing adviser.

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ISSUE BY ISSUE sept. 4, 2007-may 12, 2008 16 issues, 36 weeks. One staff.

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STAFF ACTIVITIES, 2007-2008 • Gloria Shields Publication Workshop (Dallas, Texas): July 8-13, 2007 • KSPA fall conference (KU): Sept. 26, 2007 • JEA National Convention (Philadelphia, Penn.): Nov. 7-11, 2007 • Dave LaBelle, professional photographer (at East): Jan. 11-12, 2008 • KSPA regionals (KU campus): Feb. 22, 2008 • JEA National Convention (Anaheim, Calif.): April 16-20, 2008 • KSPA state (KU campus): May 5, 2008

FOURTH HOUR NEWSPAPER

Front row: Dow Tate, adviser Second row: Elizabeth McGranahan, Phoebe Unterman, Tayler Philips, Karen Boomer, Nora Sallé, Nick Ratliff Third row: Bernadette Myers, Laura Nelson, Sylvia Shank, Devin O’Bryan, Sarah Luby, Melissa McKittrick, Libby Nachman, Taylor Twibell, Meg Shackelford, Anna Leek, Aubrey Leither Fourth row: Sam Kovzan, Jordan Pfeiffer, Hallie McCormick, Mike Hake, Griffin Bur, David Webster, Clark Goble, Kevin Simpson, Taylor Haviland, Conor Twibell Not pictured: Duncan McHenry

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SIXTH HOUR NEWSPAPER

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Front row: Rachel Mayfield Second row: Gage Brummer, Jeff Rutherford, Ruth Stark, Landon McDonald, Mackenzie Wylie, Annie Sgroi, Katie Freyder Third row: Andy Allen, Mary Galvin, Patrick Mayfield, Rachel Birkenmeier, Sally Drape, David Henderson, Michael Stolle, Paige Cornwell Fourth row: Michael Cray, Taylor Twibell, Ren Li, Thomas Braslavsky, Natalie Eisenach, Jordan Dietrich Fifth row: Stephen Nichols, Joe Sernett, Alex Anderson, Max McBride, Molly Caldwell

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Abbey, Elizabeth 246 Abreu, Alexxus 179, 246 Adams, Ashley 143, 148, 242, 243 Adams, Ashton 8, 9, 23, 75, 161, 254, 278 Adams, Claudia 143, 238 Adams, Laurel 143, 271, 274 Adams, Sheldon 24, 195, 239, 254, 283 Adams, Stephen 143, 234, 235, 248 Agbas, Emre 179, 271, 273 Agee, Lindsey 161 Ahern, Samuel 195, 234, 282 Ahern, Timothy 129, 143, 251 Aitken, Brian 69, 161, 239, 278, 279, 284 Aitken, Erin 78, 98, 104, 105, 195, 206, 219, 240, 260, 278, 279, 284, 285, 518 Akhtar, Bisma 195, 286 Albano, Alysabeth 143 Aldrich, John 143, 269, 279 Alexander, Christopher 91, 195, 280 Allen, Andrew 263, 507

Allen, Caitlin 161 Allen, Charles 5, 31, 103, 179, 247, 279 Allen, Kelly 233 Allen, Laura 179, 270, 277 Alley, Megan 55, 56, 127, 179, 242, 252, 253 Allmayer, Joshua 121, 273 Al-Sadef, Mohammad 195 Altieri, Daniel 195, 284 Altoro, Kristen 59, 78, 127, 131, 195, 212, 264, 278, 279, 287 Amrein, Samuel 143, 237, 257 Amrein, Zachary 161, 237, 251 Andersen, Alison 15, 143 Anderson, Alex 97, 195, 263, 282, 507 Anderson, Alicia 91, 126, 143, 195, 239, 241, 252, 259, 263, 265, 269, 288, 524 Anderson, Bradford 179, 246, 247, 251 Anderson, Chloe 143, 238 Anderson, Christopher 90, 91, 195, 249 Anderson, Emily 195, 230, 239, 241, 252, 260, 263, 336 Anderson, Evan 268, 269 Anderson, Hannah 179, 278 Anderson, Jill 143, 152, 245 Anderson, Kristin 225 Anderson, Lane 195 Anderson, Paige C. 87, 179, 266, 271, 273, 278, 279

Students talk about the worst fashion crazes.

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It was weird that leg warmers were back in style. Most people wear them in dance, so to see them as actual clothing was weird. It’s blatantly from the ‘80s too.

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senior Jenny Hodgson

I really dislike Ugg boots, especially when girls wear chocolate Uggs with black dresses and leggings. It doesn’t match and doesn’t go together.

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sophomore Brooke Royle

I hate super-short skirts. I think it’s really slutty. I just kind of look at them and then look away because I don’t want to hurt their feelings.

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Bailey, Madison 161, 239, 254 Baker, Joshua 19, 195, 292, 293

Becker, Joseph 143 Beck, Matthew 113, 129, 161, 237, 251, 278 Beeder, David 46, 93, 161, 239, 255, 258, 274, 275 Beichley, Matthew 196 Belinder 300 Belko, Kathleen 161 Bellinger, Coleen 161, 239, 253 Bellner, Joshua 94, 196, 234, 247 Bender, Natalie 144, 250, 279 Benge, Nicholas 179 Bennett, Annelise 23, 161, 278 Benson, Caitlin 116, 161, 163, 238, 256 Benson, Meghan 15, 18, 26, 31, 33, 45, 60, 70, 75, 77, 79, 85, 92, 93, 97, 100, 113, 120, 126, 145, 179, 232, 253, 254, 256, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 268, 271, 276, 277, 504, 505, 523 Benson, Samantha 12, 13, 55, 179, 230, 241, 252, 271, 273, 278 Benton, Melissa 179, 278 Bergin, Bridget 162, 250, 273, 274 Bernard, Anna 60, 144 Bernard, Charles 162 Bernard, Jonathan 162, 239 Berry, Anne 179, 185 Berry, Samuel 144, 237, 254 Betlach, Jordan 162 Betow, Nicholle 196 Betzer, John 228 Bever, Kathryne 144 Beynon, Christina 50, 63, 135, 179, 258, 259, 260, 264, 278, 279 Bird, Thomas 196, 273, 304 Bird, Timmy 162 Birkel, Marlena 162 Birkenmeier, Catherine 144, 245, 252 Birkenmeier, Rachel 180, 263, 507 Birt, Meredith 6, 225, 265 Bittiker, Emily 162, 239, 278 Blackburn, Brittany 162 Blackford, Erica 196, 260, 263, 310, 347 Blackman, Melinda 144, 241 Blake, Emilia 162, 278 Blakeley, Jane 4, 196, 265 Blake, Margaret 13, 43, 62, 63, 69, 70, 79, 81, 196, 199, 264, 288 Blankenship, Barbara 180 Bleakley, Lauren 7, 12, 31, 50, 59, 72, 81, 95, 102, 103, 105, 113, 127, 129, 131, 152, 158, 162, 238, 262, 277, 504, 505, 523 Blessen, Elizabeth 11, 144, 232, 254, 259, 271 Block, Emilie 144 Blomeyer, Parker 180 Bloom, Dana 196, 250, 266, 267, 277, 298

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Anderson, Paige E. 6, 16, 179, 238, 265, 278, 279 Anderson, Sarah 15, 89, 195, 252, 336 Andresen, Katherine 79, 179, 185 Andrews, Sarah 4, 6, 7, 17, 27, 30, 36, 38, 43, 45, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 69, 70, 71, 74, 80, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 104, 108, 116, 120, 121, 123, 124, 129, 130, 134, 136, 141, 147, 148, 150, 158, 168, 195, 199, 219, 231, 235, 236, 251, 260, 262, 266, 267, 273, 274, 280, 290, 291, 504, 505, 521, 522, 523 Anthony, Brooks 161, 235, 254 Anzawi, Nora 143, 276 Appier, Steven 54, 225, 273 Archer, Terry 225 Arensberg, Annmarie 15, 195, 213, 261, 263, 292 Are, Sarah 161, 258, 278 Arnold, Andrew 129, 161, 239, 251 Arnold, Rachel 143, 239 Arri, Andrew 143, 239, 270, 274 Ashley, Ryan 179, 234 Ash, Ryan 143, 239, 269 Atchison, Emily 179, 240 Atha, Amber 143, 254 Athon, Heather 161, 254, 276, 277 Atkinson, Bailey 34, 59, 78, 89, 104, 117, 122, 134, 195, 260, 262, 290, 291, 499, 504, 505, 521, 522 Atkinson, Beau 195, 290 Auer, Drew 143, 238, 256 Austenfeld, Emma 62, 63, 81, 86, 130, 139, 195, 261, 264, 267, 272, 279, 296, 526 Austin, Keelin 161 Avalos, Marlio 143 Avalos, Nora 179

Baker, Julie 225 Baker, Matthew 13, 39, 94, 196, 234, 247 Baldeh, Isatou 161 Ballard, Dustin 161, 257 Bamford, Samantha 143 Band 47, 274 Barahona, Joe 235, 254 Barajas, Valery 15, 161, 266 Barker, Kristin 7, 14, 17, 19, 27, 35, 41, 45, 49, 50, 55, 56, 57, 58, 62, 63, 71, 79, 86, 87, 107, 122, 127, 131, 133, 135, 137, 139, 140, 153, 159, 179, 180, 185, 190, 201, 207, 215, 230, 242, 245, 252, 253, 262, 263, 274, 275, 504, 505, 520, 523 Barker, Sam 179, 255, 279 Barling, Holland 161, 253, 271 Barlow, Joshua 23, 115, 179 Barnds, Brittany 196, 215, 241, 261, 263, 265, 294, 296, 297, 446 Barnes, Brook 143 Barnes, Katherine 196, 279 Barnes, Nicholas 179 Barnett, Arnold 110, 196, 272, 273, 365 Barnett, Caroline 143 Barnhill, Spencer 161, 254, 299 Barnhill, Zachary 49, 91, 97, 114, 196, 236, 260, 299 Barrera, Catherine 252, 253 Barrera, Kelsey 161, 278 Barrow, Bryan 161, 236 Barry, Patrick 101, 161, 246, 266, 269 Bartlett, Jessica 196, 263, 298, 516 Bartow, Katherine 11, 25, 35, 78, 98, 99, 101, 179, 242, 243, 278, 279 Bartow, Samantha 143, 239, 254, 279 Baseball 129, 393 Bash, Libby 26, 58, 62, 69, 77, 87, 101, 105, 160, 179, 189, 196, 259, 262, 277, 289, 302, 303, 504, 505, 523 Bassett, Preston 196, 312 Bates, Jason 161, 257, 273 Batson, David 179 Bauer, Abigail 196, 263, 290 Bauer, Mary 179, 256, 261, 277 Bautz, Peter 143, 269, 273 Bavley, Madeleine 143, 154, 239256, 276 Beachy, Laura 225 Beaham, Tricia 239, 254 Beal, Mary Kate 143 Beal, Robert 161 Beasley, Nicole 136, 137, 143, 250 Beck, Elizabeth 43, 104, 105, 179, 240, 241, 254 Becker, Dylan 143, 248, 251 Becker, Grace 161

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Boat, Ian 76, 122, 139, 162, 255 Boehm, Grace 144, 279 Boehms, Samuel 197, 304 Bolanovich, Sam 4, 11, 18, 19, 31, 39, 41, 56, 58, 69, 97, 99, 103, 110, 115, 118, 180, 185, 189, 213, 230, 244, 254, 262, 276, 504, 505, 514, 523, 524 Boley, William 140, 229, 521 Bonavia, Meredith 162 Bonds, Stacy 197, 260, 266, 267, 272, 275 Bonjour, Jeannette 225, 509 Boomer, Karen 3, 4, 6, 7, 15, 17, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 49, 51, 53, 58, 59, 61, 64, 65, 66, 70, 71, 75, 76, 79, 83, 85, 86, 93, 94, 95, 101, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 113, 114, 116, 121, 129, 131, 134, 135, 140, 152, 154, 171, 173, 175, 196, 197, 202, 204, 207, 208, 219, 221, 230, 234, 239, 240, 241, 243, 247, 248, 249, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 265, 267, 271, 302, 504, 505, 506, 510, 512, 521, 522, 523 Booton, John 180, 258 Borchardt, Miles 135, 144, 235 Borchers, Angelo 180, 278 Borgmier, Bailey 144, 256 Borgmier, Hilary 197, 256, 267, 275, 301 Born, Steven 180 Botts, Olivia 63, 162, 239, 253 Bower, Curt 197, 247, 267, 275, 306, 516 Bower, Mark 197, 275, 306 Bowles, Lauren 41, 180, 266, 271 Bowling 97, 246 Boyd, Courtney 144 Boyer, Marsha 44, 225 Boyle, Brandon 268 Boyles, Nathaniel 144 Boys Basketball 91 Boys Soccer 49, 236 Boys Swimming 103, 247, 308 Boys Tennis 133 Braden, Sarah 144 Bradford, Steven 162 Bradley, Dale 197, 234, 254, 306 Bradley, Helen 144 Bradley, Krey 144, 233, 235, 248, 251, 306 Brady, Natalie 72, 197, 267 Bramley, Nancy 148, 152, 225, 521 Brandli, Erica 162, 277 Brandmeyer, Emily 20, 25, 32, 43, 49, 61, 67, 72, 73, 88, 91, 102, 115, 116, 117, 145, 180, 211, 233, 234, 238, 248, 256, 259, 260, 262, 504, 505, 523 Brannian, Benjamin 197, 268, 269

Above: English teacher Jeannette Bonjour connects her class’ study of “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” to a modern symbol of the sea, the character Jack Sparrow in “Pirates of the Caribbean.” “Our class memorized 30 lines of the poem and discussed the life of the sailor,” Bonjour said. Photo by Hannah Brewer. Right: Waiting for the doctor to draw blood at the SHARE Blood Drive, senior Lee Culp squeezes a stress ball to increase his blood flow. “I don’t like needles and my hand felt numb from blood loss,” Culp said. Photo by Rachel English.

Branson, Steven 197, 308 Braslavsky, Michelle 180, 269, 270, 271, 274, 293 Braslavsky, Thomas 197, 263, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 293, 507 Braevel, Elizabeth 25, 67, 180 Brasky, Bill 273 Bresky, Elizabeth 109, 197, 259, 263, 305 Brett, Jackson 144, 235, 250 Brewer, Alexandria 29, 58, 180 Brewer, Hannah 1, 3, 12, 13, 20, 23, 27, 31, 34, 35, 42, 47, 48, 57, 58, 62, 63, 80, 82, 83, 90, 98, 99, 116, 136, 150, 167, 197, 215, 216, 224, 236, 242, 249, 253, 262, 264, 266, 267, 281, 290, 304, 504, 505, 509, 518, 519, 521, 522, 523, 524 Brewer, Kylie 43, 196, 197, 241, 263, 279, 288, 305 Briarwood 307 Brill, Margaret 63, 162, 243, 273 Briseno, Vanessa 144, 162 Brooks, Katelyn 197, 250, 309 Brooks, Kylee 61, 144, 245, 252 Brookwood 325 Brophy, George 144, 235, 248 Brown, Alexandra 15, 79, 104, 105, 180, 181, 231, 240, 260, 279 Brown, Andrea 9, 180, 267, 271, 273, 277 Brown, Laura 180, 263, 271 Brown, Natalie 162 Brown, Spencer 144, 273, 276 Bruce, Deseree 180, 246, 279 Brugger, Jack 180, 236, 278 Brulatour, Paige 39, 197, 240, 258, 261, 266, 304 Brummer, Gage 197, 216, 310, 507 Brummer, Reid 144

Brunt, Jaquan 144, 248 Bryant, Curtis 197, 239, 267, 272, 273 Bryant, Jeff 197, 267, 272 Brzozowski, Peter 180, 277 Bublitz, Alexander 180, 247 Bublitz, Hayley 6, 39, 57, 144, 243, 252, 279, 514 Buchanan, Samuel 162 Buck, Kyle 180 Bukaty, Caitlynn 197, 263 Bullard, Olivia 144, 238, 515 Burch, Brandon 162, 235, 254 Burgers, Alexandra 197, 264, 272, 275, 293 Bur, Griffin 263, 506 Burkenmeyer, Kate 243 Burkhead, Taylor 162, 239, 256 Burkindine, Timothy 20, 32, 45, 225, 238, 255 Burk, Tyler 198 Burns, Brennan 144, 235, 251 Burr, Alexander 198, 263, 311 Burroff, Mackenzie 144, 239, 276 Burroughs, Baleigh 162, 233, 513 Burrows, Chris 225, 237 Burton, Alexa 198, 311 Burton, Allison 144, 239, 254 Burton, David 144, 248 Burzlaff, Clara 198, 271, 279 Busey, Zachary 51, 162

Calculus BC 40 Caldwell, Andrew 162

Caldwell, John 78, 198, 278 Caldwell, Molly 145, 239, 507 Callahan, Connor 162, 254, 274, 275 Callstrom, Dane 62, 78, 82, 83, 99, 131, 198, 215, 264, 265, 278, 279, 292, 316 Callstrom, Rebecca 6, 145, 250, 276, 514 Calvert, Michael 47, 162, 274 Cameron, Sean 145, 235 Camp, Anthony 131, 162 Campbell, Jack 198, 234, 310 Canaday, Caitlin 198 Cannady, Paige 180, 265, 279 Cannon, Andrew 198 Cantor, Louis 89, 180, 257, 273 Cantril, Lauren 198, 239, 265, 266, 267, 271, 316, 464 Cantril, Scott 4, 163, 171, 251, 524 Cao, Yidi 60, 101, 180, 238, 268, 269, 271, 273 Cappello, Brian 45, 62, 81, 199, 225 Capps, Elizabeth 145, 270 Card, Jatee 198 Carey, William 51, 163, 278, 279 Carlson, Benjamin 132, 163, 239, 247, 257, 524 Carlson, Jordan 163 Carlson, Sarah 198, 270, 279, 312 Carothers, Kelsey 39, 180, 279 Carothers, Nicholas 87, 163, 239, 268, 269, 277

Carpenter, Samuel 163, 237, 257, 259 Carter, Collin 163, 235, 251 Carter, Keaton 198, 312 Carter, Michelle 180 Carver, Alexander 145, 235, 254 Categories 65 Cates, Kinsey 135, 163, 173, 268, 269, 278 Cauthon, Katelynn 163 Cavanaugh, Lauren 198, 267, 369, 518 Cecil, Tyler 145, 269, 274 Cedillo, Legna 109, 137, 180, 278, 279 Chadd, Kelsey 45, 88, 145, 238, 279 Chadd, Kirstin 15, 88, 145, 238, 279 Chadd, Stephanie 180, 279 Chaffee, Theodore 44, 124, 225, 226, 239, 254 Chalfant, Julie 113, 145, 240, 279 Chalk, Matthew 47, 163, 275 Chamberlain, Sheryl 97, 225 Chaney, Rachel 163 Chao, Max 180, 239, 257, 270 Chao, Olivia 180 Charles, Emily 163 Chase, Kimberly 198, 279, 456 Cheerleading 57, 242 Chemistry 54, 55 Chen, Dake 198, 271 Chen, Qi 163, 258, 269, 277 Chertoff, Will 163, 257

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At the Lancer Day parade, junior Tyler Roste rides a scooter following closely behind the junior float. “I was sporting my Lancer Day pride,” Roste said. “I just threw on a bunch of crazy stuff.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

Clem, Angela 145, 276 Clements, Kirby 129, 145, 254 Clements, Zachary 163 Clendenin, Carleigh 163, 238 Clough, Jake 317 Club 121 22, 23, 202 Cochran, Briana 7, 145, 233 Cody, Lauren 92, 200, 261, 266, 267, 321 Cody, Reed 181, 279, 321 Coen, Samuel 181, 247, 254, 274 Coffin, Trent 181, 266, 270 Coffman, Amy 47, 200, 267, 270, 274, 275, 318 Coffyn, Stacy 117, 163, 256, 271 Cohen, Joshua 200 Coit, Colin 15, 44, 181, 257, 274, 275 Colburn, Elizabeth 145, 253 Colburn, Paige 200 Colburn, Larry 254 Colby, Zachariah 145, 248, 254, 259, 279 Cole, Rob 237 Colebank, Daniel 145, 237, 250, 274 Collingwood, Alexander 19, 120, 181, 249 Collingwood, Andrew 94, 200, 234, 247 Collins, Andrew 145, 235, 247 Collins, Emily 145, 233, 279 Collins, Emma 14, 30, 50, 57, 58, 59, 73, 87, 101, 106, 115, 130, 138, 181, 259, 262, 269, 289, 499, 504,

Christy, Jolene 521 Crnkovich, Jonathan 145, 500, 501 Crooks, Rebecca 145, 269 Cross Country 25, 239 Culp, Lee 200, 328, 509 Currie, Ashley 194, 200, 260 Curtis, Andrew 181 Cutler, Jay 235

Dahlgren, Alexandra 164, 232 Dalal, Prarthana 145, 269, 273, 274 Dalgleish, Haley 22, 23, 164, 244, 252 Daniel, Adele 164, 166, 253, 273, 274 Danner, Sydney 11, 181, 232 Darling, Albert 39, 89, 91, 181, 234, 249, 254 Darling, Katherine 47, 145, 239, 240, 271, 279 Darling, Laura 71, 140, 181, 259, 266, 271, 279 Darrington, Emily 44, 200, 263, 266, 279, 330, 331 Darrington, Lily 200, 263, 266, 279, 330, 331 D’Autremont, Rachel 164, 171, 233, 278 Davee, Erika 32, 33, 164, 238 Davidson, Jake 129, 264 Davis, Christina 74, 75, 181, 244, 265 Davis, Rubye 225 Dawson, Jonathan 146, 276 Dayal, Jai 164 Dayal, Vimla 181, 265 Dayton, Erik 164, 237, 275 Deay, Megan 164, 238 Debate 61 DeBay, Rusty 235 DECA 223 Dechant, David 146 Dee, Elizabeth 238, 245, 252, 279 Dee, John 146, 247, 279 Deerr, Bradley 128, 200, 251, 263, 330 Dees, Alison 146, 245, 246, 250, 274 Defeo, Tom 225 Degoler, David 181 Delara, Rhegg 254 Delgado, Alyx 164, 245, 254 Delgado, John 43, 181, 249 Delich, Marjorie 164 Dellett, Andrew 120, 121, 201, 260, 270, 330, 524 Dellett, Caroline 146, 239, 247,

253, 330 Deng, Joseph 164, 239, 273, 277 Detrixhe, Rosa 224, 225 Dettenwanger, Robert 146, 235, 247 Deubner, Sara 225 Devries, Jacob 133, 146, 235 Dexter, Meagan 137, 146, 250, 259, 271, 279 Dexter, W 164, 237, 254, 278 Dhar, Aveek 146, 237, 274 Diaz, Andres 164, 278 Diehl, Katherine 146, 239, 276 Dieringer, Max 164, 201, 237, 271, 334 Dietrich, Jordan 263, 507 Dilorenzo, Jacqueline 146 Dinyer, Ryan 181, 279 Djiko, Nikolas 146, 235, 247 Dodd, Lauren 164, 244, 252, 333 Dodd, Michael 39, 201, 234, 333 Dodson, Jonathan 164 Doerr, Caroline 146, 240, 253 Doerr, Kirk 164, 235 Doherty, Neal 201, 334 Dollar, Elaine 201, 279, 332 Dollar, John 164, 278, 332 Dolliver, Aubrie 15, 25, 201, 239, 254, 266, 267, 271, 334 Dolliver, Karsen 201, 260, 265, 279, 335 Dolliver, Mcneil 146, 269, 335 Dominguez, Edward 146 Dominguez, Pablo 146 Donahue, Alexa 164 Donohue, Nicolas 146 Donovan, Benjamin 181 Dorrell, Joshua 201, 217 Dowis, Gregory 232 Drape, Sally 4, 13, 35, 40, 48, 49, 55, 56, 58, 65, 90, 107, 136, 137, 201, 229, 231, 249, 250, 252, 259, 260, 263, 265, 266, 267, 338, 507 Drill Team 105, 336, 337 Dubois, Oliver 146, 247, 276 Dubois, Theodore 164, 247, 274 Duby, Savannah 86, 181, 261, 266, 270, 271, 273 Duncan, Tess 44, 164, 239, 243 Duncan, Thomas 182 Dunn, Dylan 110, 146, 233 Dupre, Lydia 24, 118, 201, 239, 254, 277, 278, 398 Durie, Nathan 201 Dutton, Tyler 146 Duval, Charles 201, 234, 334 Duvall, Rachel 146, 240 Dwyer, Christopher 269 Dyer, Megan 84, 201, 277, 455, 520

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Chesbrough, Daren 39, 198, 234, 314 Chesbrough, Leah 136, 163, 239, 245, 254, 255 Chestnut, Linda 180, 250, 260, 265, 270 Chesnut, Carrie 277, 279 Chipman, Susan 133, 225, 238, 245, 257 Choir 53, 78, 79, 225, 313, 514 Chomicky, Matthew 198, 275, 316 Chopp, Michelle 315 Chow, Peter 163, 257, 268, 277 Christensen, Anthony 145, 269 Chronister, Andrew 29, 198, 234, 254 Cirese, Patrick 198 CIS 73 Clare, Natalie 180 Clark, Bennett 145, 235 257 Clark, David 54, 55, 90, 91, 181, 249 Clarke, Christopher 53, 91, 163, 235, 254 Clarke, Rachel 10, 12, 33, 38, 60, 84, 90, 93, 103, 114, 118, 122, 200, 288, 316, 504, 505, 522 Clark, Katherine 163 Clark, Kirsten 24, 25, 63, 126, 127, 145, 149, 239, 240, 252 Clark, Nicholas 163 Clark, Ryan 200 Clay, Rebecca 163, 243, 252 Clayton, Ellen 15, 17, 200, 275, 320

505, 521, 522 Collins, Marianne 181, 190, 279 Collins, Patrick 110, 200, 270, 275, 322 Collins, Trevor 145, 274 Collison, Katherine 27, 39, 41, 44, 54, 181, 261, 267, 269, 270, 271, 273, 279 Colom, Nikolas 145 Comstock, John 225 Conley, Devin 29, 181, 247 Conner, Alexandra 181 Conrad, Keegan 163 Conrad, Quinn 200, 234, 254, 259, 265, 280 Conrads, Kim 60, 136, 145, 250 Conrads, Lee 63, 80, 81, 199, 200, 208, 264, 267, 272, 320 Cooke, Elizabeth 200, 266, 270 Cooke, Taylor 145 Cook, Johanna 11, 95, 101, 181, 230, 231, 240, 279 Coomer, Lauren 200, 323 Cooney, Matthew 59, 181, 254 Coon, Kevin 14, 83, 200, 266, 324 Copeland, Hannah 131, 163, 167, 238, 264, 274 Corazzin, Teresa 163, 246 Corcoran, Keelia 42, 105, 110, 163, 254, 278 Corey, Matthew 200, 324 Corinth 329 Cornwell, Carl 163 Cornwell, Paige 99, 181, 258, 277, 507 Cosgrove, Hanna 36, 108, 140, 181, 279 Coulson, Richard 9, 106, 123, 163, 239, 247, 255, 258, 278, 279, 524 Coulter, Kiersty 181 Cox, Alexander 163, 251 Cox, Daniel 181 Cox, Katherine 145, 240 Cox, Nicholas 13, 200, 327 Craig, Carol 225 Craig, Joe 163, 236, 328, 524 Craig, Owen 49, 200, 236, 267, 328 Crain, Jacqueline 164, 278 Crandall, Dylan 164 Crane, David 164 Crawford, Charles 225 Crawford, Erik 200 Cray, Emily 11, 31, 200, 219, 240, 261, 263, 279, 326 Cray, Thomas 181, 261, 263, 265, 507 Creidenberg, Jan 145, 259 Creidenberg, Matthew 139, 164, 237 Creighton, Connor 164, 254, 274 Crist, Bradford 4, 5, 50, 60, 102, 103, 200, 247, 266, 267, 268, 269, 271, 272, 318, 319

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Students watch new actors and actresses emerge.

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Daniel Day Louis was in ‘There Will Be Blood.’ It was set in one of my favorite time periods, which made the movie more interesting too.

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sophomore Grant Wekesser

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I loved Ellen Paige in ‘Juno.’ ‘Juno’ was by far my favorite movie this year. She played a hard part extremely well.

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freshman Emma Tyler

Nikki Blonsky played Tracy in ‘Hairspray.’ In a musical, you’re supposed to be really bubbly. She played the role well and didn’t seem out of place with other bigger names.

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junior Jennifer Latshaw

Earley, Hannah 146, 233 East, Katherine 146, 253 Ebelke, Brenda 17, 202, 238, 279 Edmonds, Benjamin 115, 202, 267, 268, 269, 271, 273, 338 Edmonds, Mark 146 Edwards, Braden 146, 279 Edwards, Jamieson 164 Edwards, Jarrett 202 Eggleston, Hannah 182, 239, 250 Eilenberger, Doni 164 Eilts, Aden 69, 182, 274, 277 Eisenach, Alexander 202, 254, 258, 259, 267, 341 Eisenach, Natalie 86, 124, 202, 259, 263, 266, 267, 272, 340, 341, 400, 507 Ellenberger, Emily 146, 256 Ellerbeck, Alexandra 57, 60, 87, 273 Elliott, Andrew 164, 278 Elliott, Frederick 225 Elliott, Jordan 182, 254, 265 Ellis, Grant 146, 235, 247, 254 Ellwood, Eric 103, 182, 278, 279 Emery, Marilyn 501 Emery, Trevon 146 Enders, Robert 26, 129, 146, 237, 251, 259, 274 Engelhardt, Derek 182 Engelken, Kyle 146, 254, 269 Engelken, Lauren 126, 164, 252 Engelken, Lynette 226

Enger, Collin 146, 237, 247, 274 Enger, Stefanie 22, 202, 262, 266, 267, 271, 285, 340, 504, 505, 522 Englebrick, Larry 226, 227 English, Rachel 16, 20, 35, 53, 55, 58, 59, 60, 63, 65, 82, 85, 86, 87, 99, 102, 111, 126, 131, 137, 159, 180, 182, 190, 245, 252, 257, 262, 266, 504, 505, 509, 523 English, Olivia 146 English, Vaughn 36, 66, 202, 241, 264, 268, 269, 270, 271, 273, 275, 281, 341, 519 Ennis, William 202, 239, 254, 255, 342 Enslein, Lenni 56, 202, 242, 314, 343 Ensz, Chase 235, 274 Ensz, Hunter 164, 235

Epstein, Lauren 164, 243 Erickson, Lauren 164, 232, 256 Ernst, Erik 182 Esberg, Jack 146 Escribano, Haizea 202, 270, 271 Esry, Ashley 182 Esselman, Amy 31, 71, 108, 133, 182, 258, 260, 266, 269 Esteban, Amanda 202 Evans, Jordan 107, 202, 339 Evans, Sarah 164, 278 Evinger, Brandon 146, 247, 250 Exline, Garett 31, 135, 202, 223, 236, 260, 264, 273, 343 Exline, Ian 146, 236, 237, 247, 264 Eymann, Erika 182, 261, 263

Faerber, Anna 182 Fagan, John 202, 342 Fagan, Valerie 202, 266, 271 Fager, Ryan 182, 268 Fallone, Claire 182 Fall Play 63 Fancolly, Jesse 164 Fast, Kelly 44, 77, 86, 87, 113, 225, 268, 269 Fast, Molly 69, 77, 226 Favreau, Sean 146, 202, 265, 267, 275, 344, 512 Favreau-Young, Gammon 148 Fay, Kathleen 22, 116, 166, 256, 278, 517 Ferguson, Erica 182

Ferguson, Joel 182, 266 Ferlas, Alexandra 110, 166, 240 Fessler, Alexa 182, 264, 279 Fevold, Cole 166, 264, 269, 277 Fields, Alexandra 15, 166, 167, 175, 240, 277 Fields, Theodore 33, 148, 251 Filbeck, Jason 23, 66, 88, 226, 227, 229, 234, 247, 271 Finke, Kathryn 20, 166, 238, 246, 247, 268, 269 Finkelston, Adam 226, 266 Fink, Hannah 39, 182, 240, 260, 266, 271 Finley, Clayton 166, 246, 247, 259 Firner, Blake 182, 265, 268, 269, 270, 278 Firth, Jonathan 96, 202, 247, 278, 279 Fischer, Kristen 57, 148, 243 Fischer, Lauren 57, 148, 243 Fischgrund, Chloe 148, 279 Fisher, Alicia 182, 279 Fisher, Haley 148, 245, 279 Fisher, Samuel 166, 235 Fisher, Sara 166, 238 Fisher, Valerie 166, 238 Fisher, William 182, 239 Fishman, Brenda 45, 226 Fleming, Jacob 82, 166, 234 Fletcher, Blair 182, 254 Fletcher, Miranda 182, 246 Focus on Foods 28, 61 Foley, Zachary 182, 234 Fontenele, Sthefanie 202, 256 Football 39, 47, 335

Forbes, Andrew 166, 239, 254 Foreign Languages 109 Forensics 101, 517 Fosnough-Biersmith, Haley 137, 148, 239, 245, 250 Foster, Henry 127, 148, 247, 254, 274 Foster, Jennifer 182 Foster, Michael 235 Fotopoulos, Christopher 132, 182, 186, 257 Fovvest, Larissa 182 Fowler, Stephen 202, 247, 260, 261, 263, 346 Fox, Brittany 166 Francis, John 122, 134, 137, 166, 262, 499, 504, 505, 523 Franklin, Andrea 226 Franklin, Cameran 202 Frazell, Peter 96, 97, 147, 148, 237, 247 Frederick, James 234 Freeman, Claire 166, 239, 277 Freitas, Luizo 256 Freyder, Charles 166, 235, 254 Freyder, Katherine 202, 263, 344, 345, 507 Frey, Hayden 148, 247 Fritts, Emma 118, 130, 138, 166, 239, 262, 271, 499, 504, 505, 523 Fritz, Nancy 226 Frizzell, David 148, 264, 279 Frizzell, Ellen 3, 9, 11, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 25, 39, 40, 47, 51, 64, 65, 73, 81, 84, 91, 107, 118, 122, 132, 133, 142, 182, 230, 232, 243, 246,

Right: At Mole Day, sophomore Hunter Stevenson wins Molsical chairs. “I was excited because I was the second person to win,” Stevenson said. “It was my first Mole Day and it was really early, but at least we got food.” Photo by Taylor Gudgel. Below: Outside the SHARE office, senior Kirby Thomas signs up for the SHARE fundraiser “Shlamingos.” “We were signing up to put flamingos in people’s yards, and then they have to pay to have them removed,” Thomas said. “I couldn’t go, but hopefully there will be another opportunity for me to go.” Photo by Nicole Luby.

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Giabbai, Jared 166 Gianakon, Barbara 226 Gibbs, Duncan 148, 237, 274 Gifford, Samuel 166, 235, 278 Gillaspie, Grace 43, 166, 241, “Soulja Boy” 243 Gillespie, Lauren 148, 276 Gilman, Charlotte 80, 182, 203, “Clumsy” “Please Don’t 279, 353 Stop the Music” Gilmore, Julia 250 “Sexy Back” Girls Basketball 75 “Low” Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts 13 Girls Golf 33 Girls Soccer 127 Girls Swimming 256 Girls Tennis 17 Glaeser, Max 166 249, 255, 257, 260, 262, Gallagher, Brian 203 Gloe, Benjamin 184, 234 276, 279, 504, 505, 523 Gallagher, Eileen 247, 265 Glynn, Holly 3, 50, 184, 239, Fromm, Reagan 13, 203, 242, Galloway, Benjamin 166 254, 278 261, 263, 296, 314, 437, Galvin, George 148, 235, 250 Glynn, Rion 203, 234, 352 440 Galvin, Mary 7, 22, 29, 33, 37, Goble, Andrew 148, 248, 263, Frutchey, Crystal 226 63, 66, 83, 113, 127, 166, 274 Fryer, Tamara 226 170, 225, 226, 243, 263, Goble, Jeffrey 90, 91, 203, 249, Fuchs, Michelle 41, 203, 256, 273, 507, 517 267, 354, 506 279, 347, 349 Ganapini, Kaitlyn 99, 148, 249 Gochenour, Shelby 184 Funk, Chris 235 Gans, Griffith 148, 235, 250 Goehausen, Abigail 105, 184, Fuson, Emily 148, 256, 279 Garrett, Anthony 3, 140, 203, 243, 260, 263, 278, 279 234, 348 Goering, Emily 148, 233, 276, Gasaway, Hannah 29, 182, 351 279 Gasaway, Mallory 29, 85, 203, Goins, Lindsey 61, 113, 184, 242, 263, 314, 351 256, 268, 269, 278 Gasser, Riley 166 Gold, Bryan 135, 257 Gates, Finley 203, 238, 260, Gold, Danielle 69, 105, 166 261, 349 Goldman, Nathan 166, 273 Gaughan, Emelie 203, 266, Goodeyon, Monique 40, 226 352, 498 Goodman, Emily 17, 203, 241, Gaughan, Madeline 148, 233, 347, 350 279 Gorman, Jacey 17, 36, 47, 55, Gaughan, Stephen 203, 217, Gabbard, Aubry 182 77, 98, 101, 108, 116, 117, 278, 279, 348, 414 Gabel, Maxwell 203, 230, 241, 137, 184, 233, 256, 266, Gay, Brian 226 258, 263, 267, 273, 344 274, 504, 505, 523 Gehring, Spring 124, 226 Gaeddert, David 182 Gormly, Nicholas 203 Genton, Kristina 32, 166, 238, Gage, Logan 182, 247, 260, Goss, Madeline 148 256, 513 263 Grace, Michael 167, 264, 279 Genton, Sarah 148, 238, 256 Gairns, Amy 1, 31, 86, 203, Graf, Janna 74, 75, 167, 244, Gerwick, Hannah 166, 244, 204, 258, 261, 266, 267 259 245, 256 Galicia, Laedan 182 Grandon, Kristina 167, 278

Freshman Isabelle Huyett names her favorite songs to dance to.

Grant, Amelia 148, 279 Grantham, Aubrey 167 Grantham, Miles 203, 222 Graybill, Sean 120 Gray, Breana 148, 245 Gray, Grant 203, 280, 355 Gray, Jennifer 148, 266, 279 Gray, Owen 77, 184, 277 Grayson, Joshua 205 Gray, Thomas 34, 50, 101, 184, 258, 259, 260, 266, 268, 269 Greathouse, Courtney 148 Greene, Graham 21, 205, 266, 275, 277, 354 Greene, Jake 167 Greenfield, Cole 148, 235, 247 Greenfield, Kelly 30, 61, 184, 256, 261, 265, 268, 269 Green, Gordon 20, 167, 236, 274 Gregg, Melissa 148, 270 Griffey, Deanna 226 Griffith, Carly 148 Griffith, Katherine 148 Grimes, Gage 167 Grindinger, Patrick 205 Gritz, Daniel 184, 269 Gross, Paxton 184 Gruenebaum, Lauren 40, 180, 184, 266 Gudgel, Taylor 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 30, 89, 132, 133, 140, 201, 204, 205, 223, 234, 238, 255, 262, 277, 290, 354, 504, 505, 520, 523 Guerricagoitia, Ashley 167, 246, 253, 263 Guignon, Pierre 132, 133, 167, 257 Guignon, Ross 148, 153, 257 Guerrichogoittia, Ashley 278 Gundelfinger, Paige 136, 149, 152, 238, 250 Gunya, Charles 237, 254 Guthrie, Gregory 184, 234, 247 Gymnastics 43

Hacker, Cody 205, 354 Hackler, Allyse 149, 245, 254 Hackler, Brianna 205 Hackworth, Lauren 167 Hadjian, Darya 167

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Senior Sean Favreau cheers at the boys basketball game against Shawnee Mission South. He and other fans wore all black in support of East’s substate run. “I think our cheering had a lot of effect,” Favreau said. “It can sway the outcome and really help out.” Photo by Karen Boomer.

Hadjian, Jordan 73, 205 Haflich, Carolyn 30, 31, 33, 136, 184, 250, 258, 265, 268, 269, 277, 279 Hager, Brett 205, 356, 362 Haghighat, Niloofar 167, 278 Hahn, In Chang 149 Hahn, Yong 167 Haines, Anne 184, 264, 279, 515 Hair, Shawn 56, 91, 124, 216, 226, 243, 249 Haith, Jaclyn 20, 205, 223, 259, 263, 356 Hakca, Alcin 205, 239, 270, 271, 273 Hake, Michael 205, 234, 263, 358, 506 Halberstadt, Lynza 184, 239, 250, 266, 273 Halberstadt, Weston 167, 269, 277 Halderman, Grant 149 Hall, Allegra 84, 205, 277, 358, 359 Hall, Chelsea 137, 184, 263, 265, 279 Hall, Erin 205, 358 Halloween 22, 33, 50, 51, 61 Hallquist, Jacob 149 Hallquist, Matthew 184 Halper, Julie 205, 368 Halsey, Jordan 184 Halter, Emily 167, 239, 268, 269, 517 Hamilton, Eric 54, 134, 205, 266, 267, 270, 272, 366 Hamilton, Jacob 184, 274, 275 Hammond, Andrew 81, 99, 205, 264, 280, 281 Hammond, Danielle 149, 526 Hammond, Jessica 184, 189, 264, 279 Hammond, Kailey 149 Haney, Andrew 205 Hansen, Bryan 249, 253 Hanson, James 226, 252 Harbison, James 149 Harbison, Teresa 167, 266 Harden, Ethan 205, 254, 360 Hardy, Katherine 14, 15, 25, 32, 33, 36, 39, 42, 43, 47, 57, 61, 73, 74, 75, 79, 85, 91, 92, 93, 97, 98, 105, 109, 113, 119, 123, 128, 199, 205, 223, 241, 251, 262, 263, 272, 273, 274, 279, 280, 361, 504, 505, 523, 524 Hardy, Lia 3, 205, 239, 364 Hare, Granville 184, 251, 278, 279 Hargis, Benjamin 167 Harlan, Haley 56, 206, 209, 242, 278, 279, 314, 357, 432 Harlan, Olivia 6, 34, 57, 145, 149, 243, 259, 279, 357 Harms, Jonathan 12, 53, 55, 99, 206, 239, 264, 270, 271, 278, 279, 360 Harold, Zachary 184, 247

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Harper, Stacie 69, 78, 206, 279 Harper, Meghan 146, 149 Harrigan, Jack 149, 235, 247, 254 Harrington, Gale 87, 184, 238, 266, 271, 273 Harris, Candyze 87, 118, 119, 140, 206, 215, 242, 254, 314 Harris, De Andre 206, 279 Harrison, Kim 47, 93, 139, 274, 275 Harris, Taylor 109, 184, 254, 269, 270, 271 Harter, Jackson 43, 129, 167, 170, 249, 251 Hart, John 184, 247, 279 Hartman, Emily 11, 28, 29, 39, 40, 54, 58, 60, 75, 81, 86, 89, 91, 103, 109, 121, 134, 137, 157, 165, 192, 206, 221, 262, 266, 267, 270, 272, 366, 480, 504, 505, 523 Hart, Michael 149, 250 Hartnett, Lindsey 149, 279 Hartzler, Mary 226 Harvey, Holly 206, 363 Hasselwander, Christopher 55, 95, 129, 184, 247, 251, 266 Hasselwander, Nicholas 184 Hattaway, Samuel 103, 149, 158, 247, 273, 274, 275 Haugland, Mackenzie 167, 238, 274, 275 Haugland, Samuel 206, 275 Haun, Grace 7, 12, 47, 65, 80, 108, 184, 261, 264, 271 Hause, Christopher 206, 247 Haverty, Brian 118, 206, 263, 362, 363 Haverty, Madison 113, 149, 239, 254, 279 Haviland, Taylor 167, 239, 254, 263, 506, 524 Hawkins, Jane 63, 99, 206, 264, 277 Hawkins, John 167, 264 Hawkins, Sara 206 Hayde, Thomas 149 Hayes, Colin 185, 263, 279 Haynes, Anna 167, 239, 245, 254, 269 Haynes, Martha 4, 268, 270, 271, 272 Healey, Alexander 149, 250 Heath, Kirsten 149, 279 Hecht, Marshall 206 Heidmann, Logan 149 Heidmann, Stuart 206, 208 Heinlein, Grant 149, 248 Heley, Logan 142, 149, 250, 269 Helgesen, Vicki 225 Heller, Jamie 226 Hemer, Allison 3, 64, 85, 109, 206, 208, 239, 241, 260, 267, 271, 277, 364 Hemer, Sarah 167, 243, 278 Hemmingsen, Dana 185, 252

Above: During aerobics class, sophomores Baleigh Burroughs, Grace Martin and Kristina Genton dance. “Usually you have to sit out if you’re not dressed out,” Martin said. “But I was the only one who didn’t dress out that day so she let me join in for fun.” Photo by Nicole Luby. Right: Sophomores Jacob Johnson and Jeff Rutherford laugh at a football game. “I like being in the stands,” Rutherford said. “Even if we’re losing the game you still get to be with your friends.” Photo by Mackenzie Wylie.

Hemmingsen, Nichole 185, 252 Henderson, David 167, 257, 263, 507 Heneger, Cara 185, 260 Henley, Sydney 99, 163, 167, 239, 245, 278 Hennig, Callie 101, 149 Henry, Thomas 51, 79, 98, 206, 257, 260, 264, 266, 267, 278, 279, 370, 371, 518 Henton, Lauren 206, 250, 275 Heralders 241 Herman, Celia 167, 264, 270, 277 Herring, Jordan 149, 239, 254 Herst, Catherine 167 Herstowski, Evan 167 Hertel, Kevin 167, 234, 249 Hertel, Kris 167, 234, 249 Heying, Parker 166, 167, 246, 254 Hickman, Hailey 206, 372 Hickman, Harmony 206, 372 Hicks, Cj 149, 279 Hidaka, Brett 207, 279, 362 Higbee, Todd 149 Higgins, Caitlin 207, 266, 355 Higgins, Jeremy 226, 234, 235 Highlands 367 Hild, Erik 207, 234, 365 Hild, Johanna 278 Hill, David 149, 235, 247, 254 Hill, Matthew 185, 251 Hill, Rocky 235, 278 Hilsabeck, Stephanie 185 Hine, Natalie 169, 243, 264, 269 Hine, Parker 134, 207, 208,

266, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 277, 365 Hinsley, Jacob 185 Hintz, Reid 185, 246 Hobart, David 50, 81, 185, 263, 278 Hodes, Annalise 185 Hodges, Amanda 278 Hodgson, Jennifer 11, 104, 207, 240, 260, 267, 373, 508 Hoefer, Collin 169, 274 Hoffman, Matthew 149, 235 Hoffman, Riley 149, 235 Hofmeister, Emily 149, 253, 270, 274 Hofmeister, Natalie 108, 185, 265, 266, 270, 271, 273, 277 Hogsett-Duncan, Susan 226 Holcomb, George 263, 374 Holland, Bayley 27, 207, 263, 368 Hollingsworth, Erica 185, 270 Holmes, Sarah 16, 40, 69, 109, 185, 238, 267, 271, 273 Holm, Morgan 151, 279 Holsinger, Jordan 62, 63, 80, 185, 271, 273, 526 Holt, Abigail 207, 375 Homecoming 30, 31 Hopkins, Mary Ruth 207, 267, 277, 368 Horn, Dylan 207, 345 Horn, Jennifer 137, 226, 250 Horrell, Katherine 185 Horvath, Alexander 254 Horwitz, Marissa 151, 254 Hotchkiss, Charles 26, 151

Houtman, Jacob 169 Hou, Young 111, 259, 266, 271, 273 Howard, Gary 226 Howard, Jennifer 93, 185, 242, 261, 263, 279, 524 Howell, Audrey 169, 252, 278 Howland, Margaret 65, 207, 266, 271, 279, 360, 361, 526 Huddleston, J 114, 207 Hummel, Gretchen 169, 176, 278, 519 Humphrey, Scott 123, 185, 255, 279 Hundley, Anne 80, 131, 140, 207, 264, 266, 267, 271, 279, 412 Hung, Hsiang-Tung 274 Hunt, Ann 44, 226, 244 Hunt, Elizabeth 226 Hunter, Allison 151, 242, 243, 256 Hunter, Marisa 169 Hunzeker, Austin 169 Hunzeker, Spencer 151, 235, 250 Huyett, Isabelle 151, 512 Hynes, Alec 59, 63, 97, 185, 268

Immenschuh, Laura 3, 6, 19, 207, 230, 252, 260, 279, 369 Ireland, Colleen 88, 97, 169, 246 Ireland, Kathleen 88, 169, 177, 246 Irvine, April 151, 246 Isenberg, Adam 151, 254 Isenberg, David 3, 31, 34, 80, 81, 124, 135, 207, 258, 263, 264, 267, 269, 273, 376

Jackson, Casey 207, 377 Jackson, Kevin 521 Jackson, Mary 185 Jackson, Perry 151, 237 Jacob, Jessica 27, 169, 245, 252, 278 Jacobson, Jennifer 27, 185 Jacquinot, Natalie 20, 207,

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263, 378, 394, 395 Jaeger, Kathryn 131, 169, 264, 278 Jamieson, Loren 151, 237, 274 Jamieson, Regan 185, 244, 252, 277 Jandl, Elizabeth 9, 40, 43, 74, 75, 126, 127, 181, 185, 244, 252, 253, 273 Jane, Hanna 245, 254 Janney, Travis 169 Jarchow, Zachary 207, 275 Jardes, Traci 226 Jarrold, Thomas 133, 151, 237, 257 Jenkins, Emilia 185, 265 Jennett, Cory 29, 151, 276 Jennings, Callie 41, 207, 259, 347, 380 Jennings, Mitchell 7, 21, 49, 57, 185, 236 Jensen, Benjamin 24, 169, 171, 234, 239, 254, 258, 259, 271, 278, 279 Jensen, Stewart 128, 129, 169, 234, 251, 273, 278, 279 Jeran, Niles 48, 97, 107, 203, 207, 223, 236, 259, 260, 263, 273, 496 Jerzyk, Laura 377 Jilka, Dennis 94, 121, 140, 208, 234, 247 Jilka, Robert 151 Jilka, Thomas 151, 235 Ji, Xing 207, 267, 273, 382 Johnson, Alyssa 23 Johnson, Ashley 66, 105, 169,

240 Johnson, Beck 76, 169, 235, 254, 278, 279 Johnson, Brad 151, 254, 269 Johnson, Jacob 113, 120, 169, 247, 513 Johnson, Jay 208, 251, 263, 382 Johnson, Jessica 185, 264, 278 Johnson, Kendall 185 Johnson, Martin 254 Johnson, Matthew 39, 50, 118, 120, 208, 234, 254, 275 Johnson, Mike 234, 246, 247 Johnson, Maureen 227, 501 Johnson, Samantha 169 Johnson, Scott 121, 247 Johnson, Tanner 169, 239, 247 Johnson, Taylon 57, 74, 75, 208, 244, 252, 253, 259, 267, 381 Johnston, Courtney 208, 383 Johnston, Hannah 185, 239 Jolitz, Alyssa 169 Jolitz, Kelsey 185 Jones, Natalee 47, 185, 257 Jones, Sarah 126, 208, 242, 252, 253, 263, 314, 384, 385 Jones, Stuart 49, 185, 257 Jonson, Alyssa 185, 239, 254, 277 Joyce, Mary 151, 279 Junk, Grace 151, 274 Justice, Kale 169

Kaldahl, Eli 6, 119, 208, 254, 255, 267, 275, 378 Kam, Yong 208 Kanakuk 378 Kanally, John 208, 275 Kanally, Nora 151, 254, 274 Kane, Drew 20, 196, 208, 261, 263, 273, 387 Kaplan, Alex 151, 239, 254 Kaplan, Benjamin 169 Kapros, Dora 109, 185, 254 Karro, Anna 77, 208, 277, 279 Karro, Camille 111, 180 Karson, Zachary 208, 384 Kashka, Joseph 151, 270, 274 Kaskie, Rachel 169, 252 Kass, Alfred 239, 254 Kates, Kinsey 278 Kaufman, Aaron 187, 251 Kaufman, Jacob 95, 151, 247 Kaufman, Jennifer 151, 238 Kaufman, Julia 19, 208, 386 Kaufman, Laura 83, 93, 187, 231, 240, 260, 266, 279 Kavanaugh, Tyler 151 Keller, Alexander 151, 239, 246, 274 Kelley, Daniel 187, 234 Kelley, John 521 Kelly, James 48, 49, 225, 227, 236, 242 Kelly, Robert 151 Kelly, Samantha 151, 238, 245, 256 Kennedy, Larry 246, 247 Kennedy, Patricia 227, 246 Kennedy, Patrick 61, 209, 266, 268, 269, 272, 386 Kennedy, Scott 20, 128, 169, 249, 251, 258 Kennedy, Thomas 122, 123, 209, 255, 263, 267, 388 Keohan, Emilee 17, 33, 60, 64, 70, 84, 94, 107, 127, 132, 150, 168, 186, 204, 209, 228, 259, 262, 279, 388, 504, 505, 523 Kerns, Kyle 151, 247

Kerr, Carter 247 Kerr, Cassie 151, 256 Kerr, Frederick 151, 247 Kerr, Mariella 194, 209, 254, 389 Kerr, Veronica 169, 233 Kerr, Whitney 114, 141, 151 Kessinger, Elizabeth 11, 56, 107, 169, 242, 243, 520 Kessler, Katherine 6, 227 Kester, Cassandra 209, 277 Kester, Chloe 169, 253 Kettler, Katherine 117, 169, 241, 256 Kiehl, Hilary 187 Kile, Kendall 209 Kimmel, Robert 187 Kim, Michael 187 King, Lauren 151, 232, 256 Kinney, Joshua 187, 239, 251, 279 Kirby, Allison 76, 110, 169, 256 Kirby, Mallory 118, 169, 239, 254 Kirby, Stephen 169 Kirkpatrick, Kelsey 169 Klehm, Kathleen 169, 277 Klein, Nathan 80, 187, 269, 270 Klein, Steven 227 Kline, Charlie 18, 169, 256 Kline, Jarrod 209, 390 Kline, Logan 187, 256 Kloster, Kenton 23, 209, 234, 247 Klugman, Megan 169, 253 Knight, Emily 209, 232, 233, 260, 263, 266, 267, 391 Knipper, Spencer 187 Kobylinski, William 209, 239, 247, 254, 358 Koch, Gwendolyn 86, 209, 261, 278, 391 Koch, Kristen 209, 267, 270, 271, 272, 279 Koehn, Anthony 170 Koehn, Johnathon 209 Kohnle, Kendall 99, 151, 253 Koster, Taylor 15, 69, 209, 392 Kost, Kelsey 151, 239, 253 Kostrow, Dina 187, 239 Koukol, Andrew 187 Kovzan, Samuel 170, 237, 263, 506

Kraft, Whitney 187, 246, 279 Krahl, Thomas 170 Kraus, Pat 235 Krieger, Jack 85, 87, 209, 258, 267, 272, 273, 277, 498 Krivena, Justin 187, 257 Krugh, Joseph 209 Krumm, Shelby 227 Kuklenski, Elise 151, 232, 253, 259, 279 Kuklenski, Paige 10, 187, 232, 254, 259, 261, 263 Kurlbaum, Scuyler 209, 234 Kurle, Kelli 227, 232, 244, 253 Kurtz, John 13, 133, 187, 239, 246, 257 Kurtzman, Ashley 57, 170, 243 Kurtz, Molly 152, 239, 240, 254, 279 Kurz, Bryan 152, 239 Kurz, Daniel 209, 239, 254, 392 Kutserubov, Sergey 209

Lacrosse 115 Lafferty, Mary 34, 170, 239, 254, 258, 277 Lage, Austin 152, 239, 250 Lally, Devin 209 Lamberson, Rebecca 187 Lamb, Laura 227 Lancer Day 20, 26, 27, 33, 34, 56, 142, 160, 189, 194, 215, 222, 224, 510 Lane, Jonathan 84, 85, 133, 227, 257, 277 Lane, Matthew 209, 275 Lang, Carmen 152 Lang, Hannah 170, 245 Langtry, Shelby 170, 245, 278 Lang, Veronica 69, 187, 275 Lanza, Christopher 152, 269, 274 La Prade, Andrew 187, 263 Larin, Cristina Larrabee, Timothy 187, 275 Larson, Irene 227 Latshaw, Jennifer 6, 187, 258, 259, 260, 265, 266, 271, 511 Latshaw, Richard 63, 152, 264

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Far left: During Concert Choir, freshman Hayley Bublitz laughs with choir director Tracy Resseguie. “Mr. Resseguie and I have a close relationship,” Bublitz said. “We joke around a lot.” Photo by Anna Leek. Left: In Physical Science, freshman Rebecca Callstrom works with her partners on a physics lab. “We rolled tennis balls down the ramp, to see how long it took to pass a mark,” Callstrom said. Photo by Sam Bolanovich.

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“

Students comment on the best spirit week songs.

I especially loved the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ song. I think the music choice got everyone into [Lancer Day] and it makes the day go by much faster.

”

junior Anne Haines

Latson, Darion 119, 201, 210, 254 Lavender, Jesse 152, 235, 247, 255 Lavin, Cristina 210 Lavoie, Matthew 187, 269, 277 Lawrence, Kiley 15, 170, 278 Leach, Allyson 187 Leak, Kallen 210 Lebovitz, Michael 201, 210, 264, 270, 271 Leddbetter, Paige 187 Lee, Andrew 50, 81, 84, 210, 269, 270, 271, 272, 277 Leek, Abigail 19, 152, 243, 260, 263, 279 Leek, Anna 9, 11, 13, 27, 36, 37, 83, 101, 103, 133, 167, 187, 243, 246, 257, 260, 261, 263, 506, 514 Lefko, Jeffrey 152, 269 Legrotte, Gina 187 Lehoczky, John 170, 239, 254 Lehrbaum, Elliot 187 Lehr, Connor 210, 397 Leib, Dana 170, 268, 269 Leiter, Aubrey 152, 263, 506 Lengle, David 152, 247 Leng, Melanie 144, 152, 270 Le Pichon, Sarah 273 Leslie, Lisa 227 Levin, Adam 170 Levota, Brian 152 Lewis, Alexander 152 Lewis, Holley 152 Lewis, Sean 251 Liao, David 152 Lieffring, Karen 210, 270 Light, Jessie 3, 40, 44, 50, 73, 187, 258, 259, 265, 271, 273, 276, 277, 520 Lindsay, Marla 126, 227 Lindsey, Joan 187, 266 Link Crew 6, 7, 152, 230, 265 Lipsman, Danielle 45, 61, 64, 75, 134, 210, 260, 267, 268, 269, 347, 396 Li, Ren 17, 54, 210, 267, 271, 273, 277, 390, 507 Little, Brian 170 Litwer, Ariel 187, 279 Liu, Benjamin 152, 264 Liu, Xinxing 109, 210, 272 Livingood, Lydia 210, 256 Li, Xinyin 210, 339 Li, Yuzhou 34, 54, 258, 267 Lockard, James 227

Lockheart, Arias 234 Loeb, Andi 210, 397 Loe, Steven 227 Loethen, Andrew 128, 210, 249, 251, 278, 396 Logan, John 102, 162, 170 Logan, Samuel 107, 170, 176, 254, 263 Lo, Heinzen 273 Lohmeyer, Jessica 210, 279 Long, Charles 187, 239, 279 Loos, Shelby 170 Lopes, Hugo 187, 236 Lopez, Desirae 152, 502, 503 Lopez Martinez, Jesus 170, 237 Lopez, Pedro 187 Lopez, Rebeca 152 Lopez, Terra 502, 503 Losey, Laure 3, 208, 227 Loudon, Andrew 210, 279, 399 Loudon, Thomas 152, 235, 279 Lowrey, Josiah 152, 235, 254 Low, Spencer 170, 254, 274 Luby, Kathlyn 28, 45, 50, 53, 63, 75, 77, 94, 107, 119, 124, 148, 170, 201, 213, 222, 243, 262, 504, 505, 511, 513, 518, 523, 524 Luby, Sarah 17, 187, 238, 260, 263, 506 Lucas, Chase 122, 187, 248, 249, 255 Lucas, Nick 152, 248, 255 Ludington, Charles 49, 90, 91, 188, 236, 249, 254 Lueg, Jackson 210, 259, 418 Luther, John 170, 268, 269, 277 Lutz, Joseph 94, 95, 210, 247, 279, 338 Lybarger, Jacob 152, 257, 274 Lykens, Andrew 188, 275 Lynch, Joseph 122, 123, 188, 255, 263 Lynch, Olivia 152, 240, 279

Mackender, Paul 152 Mack, Megan 170, 270, 278

“

I really like the older songs they play, such as ‘Respect.’ Those songs always put me in a much better mood and make me enjoy school.

Madison, Timothy 152, 239, 247, 254, 279 Magalski, Madison 170 Mahoney, Jane 24,25, 66, 67, 110, 188, 239, 254, 279 Mahon, Molly 170 Mais, Brandon 120, 210, 234, 275, 277, 398 Mais, Joshua 152, 235, 248, 254 Mallen, Hannah 92, 170, 243, 273 Mallen, Hayley 20, 93, 210, 261, 267, 273, 280, 393 Mallory, Johannah 170 Mansfield, Katherine 152, 279 Mapes, Daniel 212, 268, 399 Marching Band 47 Marland, Amanda 185, 188, 242, 243 Marland, Caroline 152, 158, 242, 243, 252, 279 Marquis, Allison 24, 25, 29, 118, 119, 188, 226, 239, 259, 261, 263 Marshall, Eve 170, 243, 278 Marston, Claire 23, 63, 212, 398 Marston, Emma 153, 279 Martinez, Daniel 153, 237 Martin, Grace 170, 238, 513 Martin, Heather 129 Martin, Miles 227, 234, 247 Martin, Robert 153 Martz, Corey 212, 236, 267, 398 Martz, Paige 153, 245, 253 Marx, Charles 118, 212, 234, 246, 254, 269, 270, 318, 401 Marx, Joseph 108, 188, 270, 273, 275 Mason, Joshua 188 Maspero, Lucrezia 212, 239, 256, 271 Massey, Amanda 117, 170 Mata, Daniella 170, 274 Mathews, Justin 277 Mathiesen, Micheala 153, 279 Mauren, Leah 212 Maurer, Haley 170 Maxwell, Geoffrey 170 Mayfield, Dewitt 33, 38, 48, 49, 71, 78, 103, 188, 239, 507 Mayfield, Emily 170, 239, 254, 278 Mayfield, Rachel 4, 92, 107, 212, 238, 260, 262, 263,

”

freshman Olivia Bullard

379, 507 Mazzoni, Michael 28, 92, 212, 247, 260, 263, 400 Mazzoni, Stephen 50, 102, 188, 247, 254 McAtee, Todd 11, 227 McBee, Bridget 28, 153, 188, 245, 252 McBride, Max 212, 257, 263, 272, 401, 507 McCandless, Mary 170, 278, 243 McCandless, Sarah 4, 15, 212, 265, 267, 400 McCarthy, Ally 188, 279 McChristy, Skyler 153 McClannahan, Susan 147, 153, 233, 269, 270 McClendon, DeeAnna 227 McCormick, Henrietta 7, 212, 260, 263, 267, 400, 402, 506 Mccullough, Matthew 212, 403 McDonald, Duncan 212, 403, 507 McDonald, Elizabeth 46, 188, 260, 275 McFarland, Max 257 McDonald, Griffin 80, 188 McDonald, Landon 263 McGinley, Mason 188, 254 McGilley, Margaret 36, 153, 160, 160, 254, 279 McGillicuddy, Jacob 153, 235, 247, 251, 278 McGonigle, Molly 212, 256, 279, 402 McGonigle, Kelsey 171 McGowan, Thomas 212, 266, 404 McGrain, Nick 235 McGranahan, Elizabeth 171, 263, 507 McGraw, Charles 171 McGuire, Callie 110, 188,279 McGuire, John 212, 405 McHenry, Duncan 171, 254, 507 McKelvey, Tyler 110, 171 McKittrick, Melissa 55, 188, 244, 256, 261, 263, 273, 506 McKittrick, Sarah 153, 256 McKinney, John 227 McPhee, Janine 227 Mcroberts, Michael 83, 90, 212, 249, 251, 404 Meagher-Manson, Alison 26, 188

Meara, Jennifer 105, 188, 240 Meara, John 212, 257, 405, 406 Medhi, Robby 153, 257 Medina, Brittany 188 Medina, Emanuel 171 Medina, Kevin 113, 212, 273 Mehlstaub, Louis 171, 237, 246 Meinking, Cody 171 Meinking, Matthew 53, 213, 264, 279 Melia, Micah 53, 153, 245, 259, 274 Melvin, John 153, 155 Mergen, Mark 153, 235, 247, 254 Meschke, Brie 118, 254 Meurer, Riley 153 Meyer, Alison 153 Meyer, Dana 171, 250 Meyer, John 153, 279 Michie, Dolores 227 Middleton, Madeline 153 Middleton, Ryan 188, 239 Migliazzo, Alexander 227 Miller, Austin 153, 235, 248, 269 Miller, Brett 153, 235, 254 Miller, Caroline 153, 239 Miller, Christopher 171 Miller, Danielle 16, 17, 85, 171, 238, 277 Miller, Ford 153 Miller, Gabriel 171, 234, 251 Miller, John 38, 213, 234, 235, 404 Miller, Lauren 153, 249 Miller, Melanie Miller, Robert 26, 213, 234, 235, 259, 263, 409 Mische, Levi 102, 103, 213, 247, 408, 409 Mische, Lexi 171, 240, 241, 247 Mische, Tiffany 43, 241 Mitchell, Andrea 188, 252, 265 Modrcin, Matthew 213, 247, 279, 408, 410 Moedritzer, Matthew 49, 188, 236 Mohn, Andrew 171, 268 Monarres, Jesuha 171 Monarres, Lesley 213, 277 Montgomery, Maxwell 213, 410 Moore, Charles 171 Moore, Daniel 171 Moore, David 171

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$3.34

“

My gas is 70 bucks. I don’t look at gas prices anymore. I have to have a job to pay for gas for my Land Rover. Of my $200 paycheck, about $150 goes to gas.

I noticed that even though the price went up, my total price only went up $1.60 or so. People made a big deal out of it but I was pretty indifferent.

”

senior Curt Bower

$2.70

”

senior Jessica Bartlett

Highs and lows of gas prices for the school year.

Source: AAA’s Media site for Retail Gasoline Prices

Moore, Jacob 153 Moran, Teresa 188 Morandi, Ayler 213 Morgan, Nicholas 153, 235, 247 Moriarty, Joseph 188, 189, 234 Moriarty, Robert 153, 235, 249 Morley, Caitlin 171, 239, 254 Morris, Emily 153 Morris, Grant 120, 121, 124, 188, 258 Morrison, John 154, 247, 255 Morrow, Kylie 171, 264 Moskowitz, Alex 154, 254 Moskowitz, David 73, 213, 268, 410 Moss, Jonathan 171, 278 Mota, Fernanda 109, 213, 254 Mountjoy, Yolande 44, 60, 227 Mowry, Steven 213 Muecke, Melanie 27, 28, 213, 241, 406 Mueller, Matthew 171, 278 Mullane, Brice 171 Mullett, Emily 188, 258, 259, 277 Mumma, Evan 188 Munns, Alex 171 Munsch, Kathryne 65, 116, 117, 131, 213, 256, 258, 265, 267, 340, 412 Murfey, Alyssa 40, 65, 77, 213, 261, 264, 267, 272, 276, 277 Murphy, Amelia 69, 188, 266, 271, 273 Murphy, Katherine 188 Murphy, Rebecca 227

Muthyak, Ariel 274 Myers, Bernadette 18, 59, 120, 188, 263, 266, 270, 271, 273, 506 Myers, Collin 188, 234, 278, 279 Myers, Drake 171 Myers, Evan 171, 268, 269, 273 Myers, Morgan 189, 264 Mytinger, Pauline 53, 154, 269, 279

Nachman, Elizabeth 9, 58, 59, 213, 256, 263, 266, 267, 272, 498, 503, 506 NAHS 70, 71, 77, 204, 219 Najar, Xyrus 172 Nass, Megan 131, 148, 154, 240 Nass, Zachary 133, 154, 248, 257 Neal, Clark 213, 411 Neely, Justin 189 Neidl, Corey 154, 238, 245, 256 Nelson, Britt 31 Nelson, Ean 154, 269 Nelson, Graham 47, 66, 201, 213, 266, 274, 275, 411, 412

Nelson, Heather 126, 154, 243, 252, 276 Nelson, Jamie 9, 14, 15, 23, 213, 265, 266, 267, 407, 413 Nelson, Laura 58, 59, 207, 213, 260, 263, 267, 271, 275, 412, 413, 506 Nelson, Maxwell 213 Nelson, Samantha 154, 256 Nelson, Tucker 16, 17, 51, 93, 135, 189, 238, 260, 261, 263, 265 Neto, Luiza 154, 256 Newell, Lauren 154, 243 Newell, Margaret 13, 207, 214, 242, 261, 263, 266, 273, 314, 414, 415 Newman, Anders 168, 172 Newman, Joseph 162, 172 Newman, Mary 214, 416 Newman, Taylor 15, 204, 214, 266, 267, 416 Newspaper 59 NFL 101 NHS 64, 65 Nicely, Blair 214, 266, 417 Nicely, Christopher 214, 417 Nichols, Stephen 27, 189, 239, 507 Nickels, John 8, 9, 227 Nixon, Latifah 172 Norman, Preston 60, 154, 237, 254 North, Andrew 154, 250, 276 Norton, Alexandria 17, 22, 42, 43, 49, 64, 94, 104, 116, 117, 129, 133, 189, 256, 261, 273, 504, 505, 522 Nowzari, Azad 172, 254 Nutt, Valerie 154, 279

O’Brien, Darci 97, 189, 264 O’Brien, John 154, 235 O’Bryan, Devin 214, 263, 277, 414, 506 O’Connell, Gillian 154, 155, 238 O’Connor, Christina 189 O’Connor, Cormac 154, 269 O’Connor, Maeve 268, 269 O’Connor, Lucy 107, 189, 260, 263 Odell, Taylor 154, 279 Oeffner, Molly 63, 214 Oettmeier, Ryan 227 Ogden, Debra 31, 227, 238 Ogdon, Charles 214, 236, 265, 267, 418 O’Grady, Derek 23, 48, 57, 107, 127, 214, 236, 260, 261, 279, 370, 419 Olander, Ryan 172, 234, 235, 249 Olson, Alex 189, 247 Olson, Chelsea 13, 35, 133, 189, 238, 277, 278 Olson, Michael 189 Olson, Sarah 214 Olson, William 154 Omana, Lauren 27, 214, 263, 421 Oman, Anna 208, 266, 420 O’Neill, Kathleen 108, 214, 266, 269, 272 O’Neill, Kelly 172 Opsahl, Jane 43, 241 Opsahl, John 239, 269, 274, 275 Opsahl, William 239, 275 Orchestra 84, 85, 133, 276 O’Reilly, Michael 172 O’Reilly, Sean 214 Orpin, Joshua 154, 235, 247 Orth, Maureen 13, 19, 22, 39, 50, 63, 70, 93, 121, 130,

137, 189, 260, 262, 264, 279, 504, 505, 521, 522, 526 Osborne, Jeremy 154 Osborne, Melissa 214 Osborne, Ryan 172 Ostby, Kathleen 214, 263, 265, 279, 421 Ottinger, Noah 72, 214, 352 Ottmeyer, Ryan 249 Owens, David 154, 235, 251 Owens, Tyler 189, 234, 236

Pacheco, Richard 228 Page, Kimberly 214, 419 Painter, Holly 214, 420 Papineau, William 154, 237, 250, 251 Parcels, Shayla 154, 243, 276 Pardo, Jessica 154 Parelman, Jacob 73, 166, 172, 264, 271, 278, 279 Parelman, Zachary 73, 81, 214, 264 Paris, Nick 259, 272 Parker, Natalie 154, 508 Parman, Bryan 189, 255, 263, 270 Parrish, Charlotte 4, 6, 110, 214, 264, 267, 277, 424 Parsons, Michelle 6, 51, 79, 85, 214, 240, 260, 265, 278, 279, 423 Parsons, Natalie 126, 189, 244, 252 Parsons, Vincent 154, 279 Patrick, Victoria 214, 277, 422 Patterson, Micah 172, 278 Patton, Emily 40, 77, 86, 214, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 422, 425, 480 Pavlu, Megan 154, 253, 279 Pavlu, Sarah 23, 189, 260, 264 Payne, Jacob 45, 154 Payne, Mackenzie 5, 23, 25, 27, 35, 39, 51, 57, 60, 61,

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Left: At the Ali Kemp Education Foundation’s self-defense class in the gym, senior Reagan Fromm practices her moves. “I think it was really useful,” Fromm said. “They gave us lots of indepth info on how to get out of a lot of different situations.” Photo by Rachel English.

Nutt, Zachary 172

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65, 69, 73, 75, 101, 122, 123, 124, 129, 139, 173, 188, 196, 214, 216, 242, 243, 261, 262, 265, 280, 281, 426, 434, 504, 505, 523, 526 Payne, Michael 189, 254 Pedicino, Rachel 31, 172 Pence, Hannah 6, 152, 229 Penner, Will 30, 118, 172, 177, 239, 268 Pennington, Andrew 65, 203, 214, 254, 426, 427 Pennington, Courtney 22, 36, 59, 75, 78, 98, 130, 215, 264, 271, 278, 279, 427 Pennington, David 239, 254 Perbeck, Jessica 13, 56, 93, 107, 215, 242, 243, 260, 267, 314, 429 Perbeck, Michael 215, 267, 268, 269, 318, 429 Perdue, Chad 215 Perez, Laura 55, 172 Perez, Michael 55, 247 Pesch, Tonya 189 Peterson, Eric 154, 246 Peterson, Jackson 36, 132, 133, 201, 215, 257, 267, 275, 424 Peterson, Margaret 172 Peterson, Matthew 172 Peterson, Pete 247, 254 Petrow, Anna 9, 172, 173, 239, 256, 278 Pfeiffer, Jordan 172, 249, 263, 506 Philips, Tayler 3, 7, 21, 41, 53, 58, 63, 64, 76, 93, 105, 109, 115, 135, 194, 215, 236, 260, 263, 267, 290, 424, 428, 432, 506 Philosophy Club 81 Philpott, Russell 154, 235, 274 Pickett, Leah 13, 19, 27, 45, 54, 81, 92, 101, 109, 128, 132, 189, 262, 266, 271, 273, 275, 504, 505, 522 Piepenbring, Anna 172 Pierce, Amanda 43, 162, 172, 241, 243, 256, 277 Pinne, Madeleine 172, 276, 277 Piper, Elizabeth 117, 172, 256, 273 Pirotte, Alexander 155, 235, 251 Pistorius, John 189 Place, Alexander 172 Plescia, Anthony 155 Plotkin, Adam 215, 275, 428 Plummer, Arianna 279 Poindexter, Christina 189, 246 Pollack, Alissa 49, 155, 269 Pontier, Debbra 229 Pope, Matthew 30, 56, 85, 215, 242, 278, 279, 314, 318, 425 Poplawski, Christopher 92, 189, 271, 273 Popplewell, Leonard 27, 34, 36, 87, 131, 134, 215, 258, 263, 264, 266, 267, 273, 435

Above: Sophomores Sarah Sears and Emily Halter practice their forensics duo after school. “Forensics provides me an opportunity to express myself in an intellectual and performance-based manner,” Sears said. “It also allows me to wander around the school at nine at night.” Photo by Hannah Brewer. Right: Sophomores Katie Fay and Whitaker Sherk relax after swim practice. “We were really tired because we had just had swim practice at 5:30 a.m.,” Fay said. “In the mornings we are all so tired that we all start laughing with each other. It helps lighten the mood.” Photo by Mary Galvin.

Powell, Nicklaus 155, 235, 254 Prairie 430 Pratley, Lucy 215, 279 Preman, William 215 Prenevost, Nicole 172, 273 Preut, Josiah 189, 234, 279 Prinds, Joseph 189 Privitera, Amanda 103, 172, 239, 250, 258 Pruitt, Morning 229 Puckett, Austin 172, 237, 254 Puckett, Thomas 181, 189, 247, 263 Pugh, Samantha 172, 278 Pulitzer, Lily 263 Pulsinelli, Michael 33, 44, 50, 87, 124, 229 Puls, Ronald 229 Putnam, Carlea 40, 63, 134, 215, 264, 267, 272

Q Qin, Xuan 92, 189, 271, 273 Quillec, Hannah 43, 172, 254, 271, 278 Quillec, Noah 127, 131, 189, 278, 279

Raghuveer, Tara 101, 112, 172,

239, 268, 277 Raibble, Lauren 172, 233, 278 Rainen, Scott 121, 172, 237, 268, 271 Ramaswami, Keshav 133, 145, 155, 257, 274 Rappold, Molly 126, 155, 244, 252 Rappold, Thomas 172, 235, 254 Rathbun, Alexander 48, 49, 57, 215, 236, 270, 280, 436 Ratliff, Eric 216, 263, 436, 506 Read, Thomas 155, 254 Read, William 216, 252, 436, 437 Rea-Holloway, Rebecca 172 Rebein, Samantha 54, 113, 172, 277 Reber, Allison 216, 232, 260, 263, 266, 267, 441 Reber, Nicole 16, 17, 173, 238 Redelsheimer, Graham 155, 254, 274 Reece, Jamie 155 Reed, Ricky 155 Reene, Jonathan 103, 189, 247 Rees, Jamie 189, 264, 277 Reierson, Lori 173 Reineke, Andrew 173 Remer-Phifer, Mikaela 155, 279 Remer-Phifer, Brandon 216 Renft, Taylor 189, 279 Resseguie, Tracy 53, 78, 79, 225, 276, 278, 501, 514 Reyes, Maria 173, 253, 278 Reyna, Alicia 155, 279 Reynolds, Kristen 112, 113, 189, 243, 277 Reynolds, Lauren 29, 173, 238 Reynolds, Sean 107, 190 Rhoades, Alexandra 216, 263 Rhoades, Ricky 75, 153, 226, 229, 244 Rice, Connor 173 Rice, Dena 190 Rice, Rachel 155, 238, 254 Richards, Rusty 521

Richardson, Drew 247 Richardson, Kathryn 155, 238, 256, 279 Richardson, Michelle 155, 238, 254 Rich, Madeline 173, 226, 239, 244, 245, 254, 259, 261, 271 Richmond, Anne 116, 117, 216, 256, 260, 265, 267, 384, 439 Ricker, James 126, 229, 252 Ricketts, Kerri 155, 245, 253 Rieke, Perry 190 Riley, Lauren 173 Riley, Lyndsey 173 Riley, Susanna 20, 190, 243, 254, 265, 269, 277 Ringer, Ross 60, 216, 247, 268, 269, 440 Rinner, Celeste 155, 279 Rios, Jay 155 Riott, David 190, 275 Ritschl, Ermanno 221, 226, 238, 255 Rivera, Luis 173, 257 Rivers, Cara 173, 264, 440 Rivers, Nathan 216, 247, 440 Roach, Elizabeth 61, 173 Roach, Phillip 173 Roberson, Cody 155 Roberson, Connor 152, 155 Roberts, Brice 23, 62, 173, 277 Robertson, Laura 190, 232, 279 Robinson, Adam 47, 216, 223, 275, 441 Robinson, Patrick 173 Robinson, Sean 190, 246 Robinson, Virginia 203, 216, 239, 252, 265, 266, 440 Robles, Cameron 47, 173, 257, 274, 275

Robles, Christopher 216 Robson, John 173, 251 Roche, Virginia 190, 275 Rodgers, Carl 29, 84, 173, 254, 263, 277 Rodgers, Quintin 216 Roebuck, Allison 173, 277 Rogers, Brian 173, 237, 274 Rogers, Dylan 190 Roland, Christopher 190, 277 Rooker, Lindsay 173, 239, 254, 266 Rooney, Lacey 163, 190, 278 Roque, Mildred 173, 253 Rorie, Alexander 155, 254, 270, 279 Rosa, James 155, 274 Rosenstock, Ashly 155 Ross, Cydney 162 Ross, Matthew 216 Roste, Hannah 89, 155, 245, 253 Roste, Tyler 10, 26, 29, 34, 85, 89, 124, 176, 190, 235, 263, 510 Roth, Donald 155 Roth, Dylan 61, 69, 71, 216, 240 Roussos, Jewel 190 Rowe, Ansley 190, 264 Rowe, John 173, 277 Rowe, Steven 216, 442, 443, 444 Rowley, John 121, 190, 247, 263 Royer, Richard 40, 78, 229 Royle, Brandon 94, 190, 247, 254, 265, 269 Royle, Brooke 23, 173, 253, 268, 269, 271, 508 Rubaie, Anthony 100, 190 Rudolph, Jacob 155, 257, 279

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Ruffin, Dylan 155, 257, 269 Rugby 120, 121 Runion, Brogan 102, 103, 216, 247, 438 Rupf, Al 229 Rush, Kathryn 190, 260, 264, 271, 277 Russel, Darcy 216, 264, 270 Russell, Brandon 216, 468 Russell, Megan 173, 243, 254 Rutherford, Jeff 173, 176, 247, 263, 507, 513 Rutledge, Cody 94, 173, 235, 247, 278, 279 Ryan, Amber 35, 216 Ryan, Andrew 94, 155, 235, 247, 257, 279

Sabates, Kelly 66, 101, 174, 256, 269, 444 Sabates, Rebecca 217, 256, 265, 267, 444 Sachse, Katherine 190, 261, 267, 271, 273 Salle, Nora 15, 71, 79, 190, 263, 506 Sams, Amanda 190, 246, 278 Sanders, David 217, 438

Sanderson, Miles 190, 251, 279 Sarma, Nandini 71, 87, 124, 217, 238, 260, 266, 267, 270, 271, 272, 273, 445, 480 Satterlee, Hannah 174, 244, 254, 259 Satterlee, Lucas 217, 223, 251, 263, 445 Sauls, Kasey 10, 11, 217, 232, 277, 344, 446 Sauls, Lindsey 10, 27, 49, 174, 232 Sayler, Alison 9, 56, 217, 242, 263, 267, 314, 432, 446, 447 Schafer, Kathryn 190, 257 Schall, Maia 41, 217, 263, 448 Schenkelberg, Sara 174, 177, 245, 252 Schepers, Michael 135, 217 Schieszer, Carol 229 Schmidt, Margaret 190, 268, 269 Schmidt, Ryan 190 Schnakenberg, Jodie 44, 45, 75, 229 Schnieders, Alexa 23, 174 Schocke, Christina 155, 279 Schoenfeld, Sally 166, 174 Schrock, John 156, 235, 251 Schrunk, David 94, 217, 247, 268, 269, 360, 448 Schuele, Micah 217 Schuele, Patrick 174, 273 Schulte, Emma 156, 270, 450 Schulte, Nicholas 217, 450 Schumacher, Faye 156

Schwartze, Kareen 49, 174, 232 Schwarzenberger, Alyssa 6, 47, 201, 217, 265, 267, 270, 272, 275, 454 Schweigard, Anthony 217 Sciara, Daniel 190 Scinto, Corey 174 Scott, Anthony 156, 248, 251 Scott, Laura 68, 174, 277 Scott, Shaban 29, 229 Scrogham, Anne 174, 266 Sears, Sarah 61, 174, 268, 269, 273, 278, 517 Seawood, Chuck 254 Seck, Lyndsey 30, 190, 232, 263 Sedorcek, Sarah 174, 278 Seeley, Carolyn 229 Seesing, Clare 217, 449 Segall, Christopher 217, 450 Seitz, Anna 83, 190, 240, 279 Selby, Jacob 190 Selder, Dawn 174, 264, 278 Seligson, Adam 156 Selzer, Leslie 229 Sequeira-Costa, Alexandre 156 Sernett, Joseph 156, 235, 250, 263, 507 Severeid, Ryan 235 Severns, William 156, 235, 251 Seward, Jack 190 Sewell, Daniel 81, 264, 269 Sewell, Wraye 23, 79, 80, 92, 190, 254, 264, 268, 269 Sgroi, Anne 154, 156, 507 Shackelford, Lydia 156, 243, 279 Shackelford, Margaret 27, 110, 191, 263, 506 Shaffer, Kelsey 174 Shaffer, Zachary 217 Shakespeare Club 86, 87 Shank, Sylvia 7, 110, 134, 217, 433, 449, 506 Shapiro, Amenda 191, 270, 279 SHARE 4, 13, 23, 31, 36, 39, 41, 45, 51, 92, 93, 97, 113, 127, 133, 135, 137, 180, 207, 213, 216, 230, 261, 433, 501, 511 Sharmacharya, Rituparna 156, 239 Sharp, Jesse 156, 269

Sharp, Samuel 174 Shea, Elise 218, 265, 278, 279, 451 Sheahan, John 156, 246, 251 Shedor, Timothy 174, 237, 263, 501 Sheldon, Ilya 191 Shen, Hao-Cheng 174 Sherard, Dana 76, 156, 247, 256, 259 Sherard, Spencer 102, 103, 190, 191, 247 Sheridan, Caroline 32, 33, 174, 238, 271, 278 Sherk, Ariana 156, 239, 256 Sherk, Whitaker 30, 114, 116, 118, 126, 174, 239, 256, 262, 499, 504, 505, 517, 523 Shirazi, Anousha 156, 238 Shoemaker, Melanie 70, 77, 218, 261, 265, 266, 277, 455 Shofler, Wylee 196, 218, 261, 263, 452 Shook, Alexander 156, 235, 248 Showalter, Clay 80, 218, 236, 269, 451 Sigler, Clare 53 Sieck, Linda 99, 229 Sieck, Olivia 6, 191, 264, 265 Simchuk, Wanda 229, 256, 266 Simmons, Dennis 156, 237, 257 Simmons, Dillon 191 Simmons, Margaret 156, 238, 245 Simmons, Sarah 218, 260, 263, 336, 452 Simpson, Brian 191, 239, 254, 259 Simpson, Catherine 218, 454 Simpson, Charles 218 Simpson, Kevin 49, 149, 156, 237, 248, 259, 263, 506 Simpson, Nathan 156, 157, 247, 276 Sinisi, Gaia 218 Sirna, Jacob 156, 235 Sitomer, Kyle 191, 247, 263, 279 Sixta, Alex 88, 191 Sixta, Patrick 14, 88, 115, 191, 274

Skrukrud, Carl 275 Skrukrud, Heidi 191, 278 Slater, Benjamin 156 Slaughter, Anne 171, 174, 253 Slaughter, John 91, 191, 249, 257 Slemp, Dara 174, 243, 250 Smith, Cameron 156, 248 Smith, Catherine 218 Smith, Dale 174, 237, 254, 274, 275 Smith, David 150, 156, 237, 274 Smith, Gordon 191, 257 Smith, Kevin 174, 237 Smith, Mckayla 30, 42, 174, 241 Smith, Nicholas 40, 218, 450 Smith, Patricia 46, 191, 275 Smith, Tierney 174 Smythe, David 191, 269, 271, 273, 277 SNHS 267 Snively, Emilia 50, 156, 259 Snively, Matthew 191, 247, 274, 277 Snyder, George 122, 191 Snyder, William 122, 191, 255, 275 Softball 137 Soltys, Jenna 218, 267, 275, 279, 456 Somerset 457 Soptic, Jeffrey 191, 251 Specker, Sarah 77, 191, 239 Spencer, Kathleen 28, 156, 245, 250, 256 Spero, David 6, 191, 258 Spickler, Bailey 156, 233, 247, 253, 259, 274, 275 Spickler, Brittany 47, 191, 247, 265 Stahl, Joel 156 Stalder, Jack 91, 102, 218, 234, 247, 452 Stalzer, Audra 65, 116, 218, 256, 456 Stancher, Anthony 105, 156, 235, 251 Stanford, Graeme 36, 37, 185, 191 Stanley, Brooke 6, 41, 47, 59, 77, 86, 111, 218, 262, 266, 267, 272, 459, 498, 499, 504, 505, 521, 522 Stanley, Jo Ann 521 Stanley, Lauren 156, 256, 279 Stanziola, Ellen 174 Starkey, Emmett 6, 191, 265,

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Far left: During her fibers class, senior Lauren Cavanaugh works on an embroidery project. “I’d done other sewing stuff, but never embroidery,” Cavanaugh said. “It was simple but fun because we could be creative.” Photo by Nicole Luby. Left: During the Cuban scene in “Guys and Dolls,” seniors Erin Aitken and Thomas Henry drink piña coladas. “It was a fun scene,” Aitken said. “It contrasted with the rest of the show because of the blocking, and it was also the only scene I got to dance in.” Photo by Hannah Brewer.

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270, 275 Stark, Neal 97, 115, 140, 141, 218, 440, 458, 464 Stark, Ruth 4, 17, 30, 58, 83, 218, 238, 260, 263, 267, 414, 459, 464, 465, 497, 507 Statistics IB 40 Stauffer, Grant 19, 239 Stechmann, Abby 13, 22, 55, 61, 83, 85, 93, 112, 163, 191, 262, 278, 280, 504, 505, 523 Stehl, Austin 114, 115, 118, 191, 251, 254, 263 Stehl, John 128, 129, 218, 251, 446 Steinbock, Alexander 174 Steinbock, Elizabeth 17, 110, 154, 156, 250 Steiner, Eva 229 Steiner, Jeremy 7, 156, 250 Steinmetz, Anthony 174 Stephens, Alison 8, 23, 174, 238, 244, 256, 278 Stephenson, Lonnie 229 Stepp, Jonathan 6, 110, 191, 239 Sterchi, Megan 15, 104, 213, 218, 239, 240, 260, 278, 279, 460, 461, 464 Stern, Brook 218 Stevenin, Ian 235 Stevens, Marisa 180, 191 Stevenson, Graham 6, 156 Stevenson, Hunter 8, 103, 173, 174, 247, 277, 511 Stevenson, Mallory 6, 25, 50, 57, 110, 191, 243, 258, 259, 268, 269, 279 Stewart, Casey 191, 251 Stewart, Daniel 158, 257, 279 Stewart, Haley 158, 279 Stewart, Kaitlyn 158 Stewart, Samuel 132, 219, 257, 275, 464, 465 Stiefel, Jonathan 191, 254, 268 Stiles, John 250 Stitt, Maxwell 174 Stock, Madison 7, 219, 234, 265, 285, 462 Stock, Morgan 219, 242, 263, 265, 285, 314, 462 Stockwell, Andrea 219, 265, 464 Stolle, Michael 8, 9, 174, 247, 259, 263, 507 Stonebarger, Gail 158, 232, 244, 256 Stonner, John 39, 124, 234, 254 Stoops, Meagan 158, 243 Stout, John 219, 247, 463 Stout, Peter 95, 158, 247 Stradinger, Hanna 25, 118, 155, 158, 239, 245, 254, 271 Strange, Christina 219 Strom, Niclas 219, 254, 271, 466 StuCo 2, 20, 25, 30, 31, 34, 35,

107, 258 Sturgeon, Lane 107 Sullivan, Brady 228 Sullivan, Megan 126, 174, 239, 245, 252 Sullivan, Michael 24, 50, 191, 239, 254 Sullivan, Olivia 174, 268, 269 Sullivan, Ryan 158, 274 Sulzen, Charles 229, 254 Summers, Kelsey 62, 176, 264, 279 Sumrall, Daniel 176, 270, 275 Sunacoglu, Zulal 219, 256, 279 Sunderland, Jennifer 22, 202, 219, 432, 466 Sundqvist, Petter 133, 211, 219, 257, 265, 271 Surface, Alexandra 10, 11, 219, 232, 233, 467 Surface, Hilary 80, 191, 264 Svet, Clark 191, 247, 277 Swanson, Anna 24, 176, 252 Swanson, Chandra 9, 25, 43, 44, 57, 63, 73, 79, 92, 104, 117, 131, 147, 175, 176, 183, 199, 211, 241, 254, 262, 504, 505, 523 Swanson, Leia 41, 43, 176, 241, 254, 269 Swanson, Paige 158, 239, 245, 279 Sweeney, Andrew 98, 99, 189, 191, 257, 259, 265, 278, 279 Sweeney, Anna 219, 469 Sweeney, Daniel 193, 251 Sweeney, Jessica 107, 137, 219, 256, 261, 266, 469, 471 Swing Club 4, 201 Sykes, Jessica 24, 176, 239, 252, 278 Sykes, Steven 208, 219, 239, 254, 265, 470, 524

Taggart, Sara 219, 263, 279, 330, 468 Talavera, Monica 176, 233 Tamblyn, William 176, 237, 263 Tankard, Kelly 219, 259, 267, 271, 272, 275, 468 Tanner, Mary 76, 176, 247, 278 Tate, Chester 58, 229, 262, 263, 506, 521 Tate, Jeffrey 158, 254, 274 Tate, Kimberly 219, 279 Tavakolinia, Kaevan 35, 36, 51, 176, 278, 279 Taylor, Brandi 219, 473 Teiixeria, Gill 237 Telken, Nicholas 176

Tharp, Stephanie 193 Theater Classes 81 Thomann, Melanie 176 Thomas, Benjiman 193, 234 Thomas, Jesse 7, 193, 278 Thomas, Kirby 27, 35, 55, 215, 219, 230, 242, 243, 252, 253, 259, 265, 266, 314, 470, 511 Thomas, Terrance 38, 140, 234, 249, 254 Thompson, Anthony 193 Thompson, Audrey 158 Thompson, Daniel 110, 124, 176, 524 Thompson, Maria 176, 262, 271, 504, 505, 522 Thompson, Peter 158 Thorpe, John 158, 237, 248, 278 Thrasher, Rebecca 158, 159, 274 Throckmorton, Lucas 77, 274 Thrutchley, Joshua 176 Tidrick, Molly 76, 176, 238 Tidwell, Calvin 39, 193, 234 Tieleman, Andrea 264 Tillhof, Elizabeth 176, 238 Tisdale, Andrew 39, 51, 220, 234, 273, 275, 475 Titus, Marissa 220, 260, 261, 474 Toepfer, Alex 275 Tomahawk 472 Toombs, Cooper 107, 158, 247, 279 Topkin, Nick 278 Townsend, Joseph 134, 220, 476 Townsend, Margaret 176, 233, 476 Townsend, Patricia 193 Towster, David 176 Track 119 Tracy, Alexander 193, 277 Tracy, Gregory 158, 237, 276 Trewolla, Marion 229 Tripp, Lauren 158, 253 Tripp, Aaron 220 Troup, John 176, 269, 273, 279 Trout, Sadie 176 Tschudy, William 49, 220, 223, 236, 247, 259, 263, 475 Tucker, Dejuanne 158, 243, 254 Tucker, Vicki 229 Tudhope, Andrea 6, 28, 47, 68, 88, 193, 238, 262, 266, 271, 273, 499, 504, 505, 521, 522 Turner, Cole 158, 237, 254 Turner, Joan 71, 239 Turner, Joseph 4, 176, 254, 277 Turner, Natalie 176 Tuschhoff, Bruce 220, 260, 263, 477 Tuschhoff, Michael 158, 477 Tuschhoff, Ryan 115, 193, 477 Tuttle, Erin 176, 238, 279 Twibell, Conor 144, 158, 237,

At the last pep assembly of the year, senior Vaughn English carries the banner. “The best part [of being a heralder] is showing off my colors, my mad skills and getting to wave the flag,” English said. Photo by Hannah Brewer.

247, 250, 263, 506 Twibell, Taylor 83, 193, 243, 261, 263, 506, 507 Tyler, Emma 158, 239, 279, 511

Unterman, Phoebe 25, 37, 71, 165, 176, 239, 259, 263, 476, 506 Unterman, Sophia 40, 64, 86, 87, 134, 197, 220, 267, 271, 272, 277, 476, 524 Updyke, Brandon 158

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Above: At WPA, senior Megan Dyer dances with junior Jessie Light. “I really liked getting dressed up and going to dinner,” Dyer said. “Since it was WPA, the four girls were best friends, but the guys didn’t know each other at all. We all still had fun.” Photo by Taylor Gudgel. Left: At a wiffleball game, sophomore Ellie Kessinger cheers on her team, the Spicy Mamaz. “I got really into it,” Kessinger said. “The best part was beating the junior girls, the Muppets.” Photo by Kristin Barker.

111, 171, 176, 260 Vanatta, Lindsay 220, 264 Van Auken, Steven 29, 107, 132, 220, 257, 263, 273, 288 Vasconcelos, Barbara 220, 256 Vaughn, Hannah 176, 250, 274 Verden, Serena 80, 129, 220, 264, 478, 479 Vichareli, Gabriela 220, 266, 270 Vickers, Jenee’ 23, 193, 254, 265 Villanueva, Araceli 176, 254, 278 Viordia, Priscilla 253 Vincent, Devyn 193 Volleyball 11, 232

Wooldridge, Zachary 159, 235 Wooten, Ross 133, 193, 278 Worley, Athanasia 108, 273 WPA 15, 57, 92, 95, 104, 106, 107, 110, 520 Wrede, Elizabeth 223, 278, 492 Wrede, Victoria 53, 177, 264, 492 Wrestling 94, 95, 247 Wydner, Daniel 193 Wydner, Tori 177, 278 Wylie, Mackenzie 35, 46, 49, 53, 78, 91, 95, 171, 176, 177, 225, 226, 229, 259, 263, 507, 513 Wysinger, Jhirmel 270 Wysong, Tyler 177

Yaqubian, Ali 177 Yearbook 59 Yeast, Andrew 235, 254, 274 Yeast, Thomas 235, 274 Yemm, Jenny 229 Yohn, Elliott 177, 251 Young, Cameron 193, 268, 269 Young, Jennifer 223, 496

Zecy, Andrea 43, 159, 241, 494 Zecy, John 25, 118, 223, 254, 265, 494 Zeiger, Jonathan 193, 234, 265, 271 Zeller, Chad 193, 251 Zerrer, Jennifer 124, 229 Zhang, Jessica 183, 193, 279 Zhou, Chenshan 159 Zipf-Singler, Clare 223 Zimmer, Katherine 20, 33, 223, 238, 261 Zimmerman, Katherine 193, 274, 277, 495 Zlateff, Brandon 223 Zora, Joan 223, 232 Zuckerman, David 229 Zwibelman, Zachary 4, 6, 223, 239, 246, 265, 267, 270, 275 Zyck, Alexandra 10, 213, 223, 232, 241, 279, 496

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Waldon, Reed 257 Walkenhorst, Una 15, 71, 158 Walker, John 103, 176, 247 Wallace, Alexandra 158, 279 Walrafen, Meredith 74, 75, 220, 244, 263, 267, 273, 480, 481 Walsh, Caitlin 220, 480 Walter, Hannah 158, 238, 256 Walters, Jacob 193 Walz, Ian 220, 478 Ward, Catherine 32, 33, 75, 220, 238, 244, 265, 482, 483 Ward, Elizabeth 32, 33, 158, 238, 244, 245, 256, 482 Ward, Leandra 220 Wassmer, Nick 176, 239, 269 Watkins, Andrew 159, 237, 247 Watkins, Kathryn 144, 159 Watson, Adam 128, 222, 251, 266, 267, 481 Watson, Riley 159 Watson, Samuel 222, 258, 265, 267, 272, 484 Watson, Scott 26, 28, 159, 259 Watzke, Melissa 47, 274 Waugh, Hope 159 Wear, Christine 280 Weast, Madeleine 193 Weaver, Madison 176, 241, 253, 278 Weaver, Margaret 222, 458 Weaver, Zachary 115, 222, 483 Webb, David 222, 247, 483 Webber, Andrea 12, 84, 193,

254, 260, 270, 271, 273, 277 Webber, Anna 177 Webber, Valeria 222, 279 Webb, Marcus 39, 83, 193, 234, 249 Webster, David 34, 64, 222, 247, 258, 263, 266, 267, 484, 485, 506 Weckbaugh, Logan 159, 233, 245 Wehr, Kelsey 18, 19, 27, 47, 222, 267, 270, 275 Weinberg, Raina 159, 279 Weinrich, Stefan 177, 235, 251 Weir, Connor 254, 269 Wekesser, Grant 177, 511 Welch, Nathan 159, 237, 254 Wells, Curtis 193, 246, 257, 501 Welsh, Gregory 177, 235, 247 Welter, Emily 99, 159, 240, 256, 279 Weltner, Abby 56, 101, 193, 242, 261, 263, 265 Wendlandt, Harrison 15, 81, 193 Wendler, Carson 135, 222 Wendler, Sadie 177, 254, 266 Wendorff, Allison 136, 159, 233, 247, 269, 484 Wendorff, Donald 35, 95, 114, 115, 128, 222, 234, 235, 247, 251, 484 Wendt, Timothy 159, 235 West, Alexander 159, 235, 257, 279 West, Avery 177, 256 Westhoff, Kaitlyn 159, 259, 276 Weston, Daniel 222 Westwood View 486 Wetzel, Laura 22, 25, 30, 31, 34, 135, 222, 239, 256, 258, 267, 271, 466, 485

Wetzel, Lois 8, 9, 76, 177, 239, 256, 258, 259, 278 Wheat, Shelby 159 Wheeler, Erica 193 Wheeler, Joseph 177 Wheeler, Kylie 136, 177, 250, 251 Whitaker, Kelsey 74, 75, 119, 222, 244, 254, 259, 261, 263, 264, 271, 336, 487 White, Danielle 193 White, Kaylee 28, 159 Whitely, Nadvish 222 White, Maygan 9, 11, 177, 242 White, Russell 159 Whitham, Adrienne 15, 27, 30, 34, 177 Whitney, Emily 17, 222, 238, 488 Wickersham, Andrew 159 Wickstrom, Andrea 159 Wiedenkeller, Lakisha 193, 278 Wilkins, Connor 159, 239, 248, 254 Williams, James 234 Williams, Jeremy 222, 230, 258, 259, 279 Williams, John 64, 222, 266, 267, 488 Williams, Jon Jr. 153, 159 Williams, Michael 177 Williamson, Brian 159, 235, 254 Williamson, Robert 177 Williams, Tanner 159, 279 Williams, Zachary 222, 489 Willman, Scott 122, 123, 221, 222, 255, 258, 489 Wilson, Alexander 38, 177, 235, 254 Wilson, Amy 159 Winkler, Lauren 222, 271, 275, 279, 498 Winlaw, Cody 177 Winn, Dalton 177 Winn, Drake 159 Winn, Taylor 222, 490 Winter, Amilia 163, 177, 271, 278 Winter Musical 99 Winters, Paige 491 Wolfe, Timothy 193 Wolff, Paul 177, 274 Wolf, Jeremy 49, 223, 236, 237, 492 Woltemath, Tyler 177, 234, 254 Woltering, Jack 193 Woltering, Reed 159 Womack, Kelly 113, 223, 238, 493 Wood, Adrienne 6, 70, 85, 217, 223, 260, 263, 266, 402, 433, 490 Wood Design 28, 29 Wood, Joseph 223, 492 Wood, Samuel 159 Woodson, Kaitlin 177, 232, 278 Woofter, Chase 159, 235, 247, 254 Wooldridge, Darby 159

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I know many students smirked when they learned the theme of this yearbook, thanks to the word’s current usage to mean “sketchy.” We knew that would happen but chose to embrace it. After we struggled with another theme which was ultimately too restrictive, the theme “Sketch” opened us up to many new possibilities. Expanding on what we have learned about design in past years, this year we began using Adobe Illustrator CS2 and CS3 far more. Illustrator allowed us to create unique graphic elements such as brushstrokes and frames with a painted look, and invent new text treatments. These elements carried our theme throughout the book and helped us to develop an artsier style. We looked at sketching as not only an artistic process, but also a process of making plans that change when reality happens. We used filling sketches in with color as a metaphor for altering plans based on actuality. With this idea in mind, we created the “Filling in the Sketch” bar which appears on the right side of our spreads. The three photos in each bar are coordinated by a dominant color or color scheme, emphasizing color as an important part of reality and vitality. The bar also helped us to feature more students throughout the book. This book could not have happened without the continuing patience and support of our sales representative John Kelley and customer service representative Jolene Christy. John was always willing to come up to school and help us out, take my worried calls late in the evening, and be flexible with deadlines and problems. Jolene answered all of my questions, worked with everyone at the Walsworth plant to help us out, and cheered me up by telling me I was doing a great job when I felt like I was failing. Both of these people have been amazingly kind, helpful and understanding, and working with them has been such a pleasure. We also owe thanks to our Network Analysts, Rusty Richards and Kevin Jackson. Thank you for devoting so much time to dealing with our myriad computer problems. You made our work possible. I owe a personal thank you to each and every member of my staff. You have been a great group to work with. Singing along to musicals with Maureen, falling off chairs with Emma, laughing the stress off with Sarah, gossiping with Bailey and making lists at Panera with Andrea have made this year so much fun. Thank you to all my staff members, who have taken up part of the responsibility for this book and have really delivered. I have enjoyed working with all of you so much. I would also like to thank the staff of the Harbinger for sharing computers, food and

laughs with us. Hanging out with you guys in the journalism room has always been fun. And I would like to thank DeBe Bramley and Bill Boley for letting us into the journalism room early and staying late with us. One of the most important and constant sources of support throughout this year has been my mom. As a Shawnee Mission School District employee, she has spent long nights in the journalism room to supervise us so that we could keep working when Tate could not be here. She has brought up dinner for our staff whenever necessary, as have many other parents to whom we also owe our thanks. And my mom has been a shoulder to cry on and a source of good advice when I was completely stressed out. And lastly and most importantly, I will never be able give enough thanks to our amazing adviser, Dow Tate. Night after night, after everyone had left school but us and the janitors, Tate waited patiently in the journalism room to allow us to keep working. When I had designer’s block and could not stand to keep working on something, Tate gave me ideas, got me thinking and helped me get through it. At the beginning of the year Tate and I sometimes disagreed about photos or designs, but as the year went on we found ourselves increasingly on the same page. Like everyone else on the Hauberk staff, I have learned so much from Tate. Not only has he been a wonderful adviser, he has made me feel better when I was upset and gotten me through all my stress, both yearbook-related and otherwise. Tate motivated me to take on the job of Editorin-Chief and got me through that job, and even in the midst of the most stressful part of making this book, I am so happy that I decided to do this. Tate, thank you for all that you do. The 526 pages of this book were created entirely by the writers, photographers and designers on the Hauberk staff. These pages are printed on Libery Matte Paper, and the cover is printed on white linen with a gloss varnish. The font Myriad Pro was used for the body copy and captions. Miller Display, Griffith Gothic, Belucian and Enchanted Prairie Dog were used to create headlines and sidebars. The colors used on each spread were eyedropped from the photos. This book was designed in Adobe InDesign CS2 and CS3 on Macintosh computers and laptops. Photos were edited using Adobe Bridge and Adobe Photoshop CS2 and CS3. Our photographers used Nikon photos and equipment. We created certified pdfs using Enfocus Instant PDF 4.0 and uploaded them through the Walsworth program. The books were printed at the Walsworth plant in Marceline, Missouri.

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Editors

Front row: Photo Editor Sarah Andrews, Editor-inChief Brooke Stanley, Coverage Editor and Business Editor Bailey Atkinson. Second row: Assistant Photo Editor Hannah Brewer, Assitant Editor Andrea Tudhope, Design Editor and Student Life Editor Emma Collins, Assistant Photo Editor Karen Boomer.

Front row: Portraits Editor Gaby Thompson, Academics Editor Leah Pickett, Clubs Editor Maureen Orth. Second row: Sports Editors Alexandria Norton and Rachel Clarke, Portraits Editor Stefanie Enger.

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Above: At the Black and Blue soccer game, senior Steve Sykes and sophomores Harper Coulson, Scott Cantril, Taylor Haviland, Danny Thompson and Ben Carlson cheer on varsity player Joe Craig. “We didn’t plan on painting ourselves for the game,” Cantril said. “I just showed up and one of my friends had stuff [paint], so it seemed like a good idea.” Photo by Nicole Luby. Right: The varsity cheerleaders perform at the Hy-Vee Shootout game. One of the cheers they performed was Manhattan. “It resembles the towers of Manhattan because we get on different levels,” senior Jenny Howard said. “It has three different counts of movement and a lot of snapping and clapping. I love it.” Photo by Sam Bolanovich. Far right: During Environmental Ed, senior Andrew Dellett passes a gopher snake to senior Sophie Unterman. Students were trained in how to handle the animals so they could demonstrate when elementary school children came to their class. “You have to research the animals so you know what to talk about and how the kids are supposed to hold them and pet them so they don’t squeeze them too hard,” Unterman said. Photo by Hannah Brewer. Above right: During Fibers, senior Alicia Anderson paints a silk scarf. Anderson first designed the scarf, then outlined the different areas with gutta, a resist that stops the ink at the lines. Finally she mixed different paints to stain the scarf. “You can do really cool things if you add water [to the paints],” Anderson said. “The hardest thing was the gutta part, because it’s supposed to be in four symmetrical squares to make one big one, so it’s hard to get all the squares right.” Photo by Kate Hardy.

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A picture. A moment. An experience. An actuality. The sketches have been filled in with color. The year has passed. Our plans have changed into realities. Neither girls nor boys basketball went to state. An overwhelming number of people turned out at the Democratic caucus at Asbury Church. Boys swimming won state for the fourth year in a row. These unpredictable events made the year unique. Now the color begins to disappear. The experiences fade as they become pieces of the past. But we are able to flip through the pages and call back the memories in full color at any time. And now we look ahead to the future. Making a new plan. Drawing a new sketch.

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At the end of senior Emma Austenfeld’s Frequent Friday, “Wanda’s Visit,” senior Meg Howland, freshman Dani Hammond, junior Maureen Orth and junior Jordan Holsinger take their bow. This was Howland’s last theater production at East. “It’s the first year I’ve really gotten involved, so it’s still exciting and new for me, and also sad because I know that I can’t do it again,” Howland said. “It’s bittersweet.” Photo by Mackenzie Payne.

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Below: During a Psychology AP activity in the Senses and Perception unit, junior Melissa McKittrick walks blindfolded through the halls. Students took turns leading and being blindfolded and tried to figure out what parts of school they were taken to. “I was really holding on when we were going up the stairs - I was scared,” McKittrick said. “When I was a freshmen I saw the classes coming into [history teacher John] Nickels’ classroom doing this and so I was really excited to do it when I took Psych.” Photo by Lauren Bleakley.

Above right: At the SHARE garage sale, volunteers Lucy O’Connor, Annmarie Arensberg, Tucker Nelson and Erin Aitkin sort through donated clothes. “A lot of people donated underwear and bras, so that was kind of gross, but we threw all that out,” O’Connor said. “A lot of people found nice stuff – Seven jeans, Lacoste shoes, Ralph Lauren polos. Of course we [the volunteers] all found it and bought it.” Photo by Karen Boomer. Right: At a powderpuff practice, junior Marcus Webb explains a play to the junior team. They practiced every Sunday until the game was rescheduled indefinitely. “The hardest thing to teach was tackling because most of the girls don’t want to get hurt,” Webb said. Photo by Kristin Barker.