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Murrieta helicopter pilot praised, honored at unprecedented Storm Stadium funeral

Kim Harris Managing Editor Lake Elsinore children ages 2-18, along with other children in Lake Elsinore Unified School District are being invited to participate in a free lunch program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture. see page A-4

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Candaele honored while Norman ran loose in New York JP Raineri Sports Editor A little bit of luck and a lot of talent will go a long way in the sports world, and veteran Vista Murrieta football and track and field coach, Coley Candaele, will be the first to tell you all about it firsthand. see page C-6

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USMC pallbearers carry USMC Sgt. Eric Seaman’s casket during a funeral service held at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore on June 12.

Tim O’Leary Staff Writer An unprecedented funeral service at Lake Elsinore’s Storm Stadium capped a days-long process of honoring a Murrieta Marine who died while rescuing earthquake victims in Nepal. The June 12 service, which attracted more than 1,000 people, came precisely one month after

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Powers, the fallen soldier’s commanding officer, said during his remarks at the service. “Eric may be gone, but he will never, ever be forgotten.” The ballpark setting did not lessen the somber tone of Seaman’s passing, which occurred along with the deaths of five other Marines, two Nepalese soldiers and five civilians. Seaman, 30, was a crew chief

aboard a UH-1 Huey that was part of Marine Light Helicopter Squadron 469. He had just finished a stint in Afghanistan, and was looking forward to a homecoming with his wife, Samantha, and their two young children. He was a 2003 graduate of Elsinore High School. The service was believed to be the first of its kind to be held at the

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Industry leaders cite Wounded warrior renewed gains following gifted with new home in nation’s ‘Great Recession’ Temecula by HFOT Tim O’Leary Staff Writer The Temecula area is continuing to gain its financial footing in the aftermath of the “Great Recession,” industry leaders agreed last week at a regional economic forum. That continuing economic improvement, the speakers and panelists agreed, signals solid gains over last year and a major improvement over the past six years.

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the death of Sgt. Eric M. Seaman. It was preceded and followed by a string of motorcades that covered 150 miles before and after the service and attracted hundreds of onlookers and scores of motorcycles and other vehicles. A repeated theme of the funeral and the events leading to it centered on service and sacrifice. “Let us remember how this hero lived,” Marine Lt. Col. Edward

“I’m feeling pretty optimistic about this right now. We’re seeing new projects and new people out there.” Gary London “I really feel like this will be a long period of economic strength,” said Gary London, one of the event’s two keynote speakers. The region, state and nation are in the midst of a “long, slow recovery” that is just now being felt in several segments of the economy, said London, whose company analyzes trends and advises developers, investors, lenders and public agencies. “We were down so deep for so long,” he told audience members at the $40-per-person breakfast event. London said weak economies across the globe are fueling invest-

ment in American companies and industries. He predicted a resurgence of new housing development over the next few years. “I’m feeling pretty optimistic about this right now,” said London, who described himself as a dirtkicking economist. “We’re seeing new projects and new people out there.” A report from a retail expert was equally upbeat. “The perception of the market is really good right now,” said Lisa Hill-McCay, a vice president of Buxton, a customer analytics firm that boasts more than 3,000 clients in the retail, restaurant, health care, private equity and public sectors. “From a retailer perspective, it’s very positive now,” said HillMcKay, who was the other keynote speaker. The June 10 forum, which was held at South Coast Winery, attracted about 200 participants. It was sponsored by the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce and its theme was “Continuing Prosperity.” Buxton was hired by Temecula in March to do a $40,000 retail recruitment report. A goal of that “custom, targeted retail assessment” will be to attract retailers who have not yet opened stores in the city, according to a Temecula staff report prepared at that time. The company has not yet finished its work, but many of those targets were identified in advance of Temecula’s appearance at a retail industry conference last month,

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Army Specialist Geoffrey Quevedo, severely wounded in Afghanistan, thanks Homes for Our Troops and its supporters for their new mortgage-free Temecula home in a special ceremony on Sunday, June 14. Tony Ault photos

Tony Ault Writer Severely wounded Army Specialist Geoffrey Quevedo found it easier to both smile and cry on Sunday, June 14 as he accepted the keys to his new La Paz Road mortgage-free home. It was a long hard way from November 30, 2011 when Quevedo and his Army partner tripped an Improvised Explosive Device on a mission in Kandahar Providence, Afghanistan. It tore off their limbs and other body parts. Sunday he and his new wife of six months, Sammy Quevedo, took a far better step by entering their large handicapable home presented to them by Homes for Our Troops at 44311 La Paz Rd.

The home on a 2 ½-acre lot, chosen by Quevedo, boosts of 40 major adaptations such as widened doorways for wheelchair access, a roll-in shower, and kitchen amenities that include pull-down shelving and lowered countertops. All costs for the home will be covered by Homes for Our Troops and its network of donors, supporters and corporate partners. A special ceremony preceded the Quevedos receiving the keys bringing both smiles and tears from the young wounded soldier. The onlookers included other wounded warriors; veterans; Senator Jeff Stone; Temecula City Councilwoman Maryann Edwards; Bill Ivey, executive director of HFOT;

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Feeding the ducks is outlawed in Temecula

John Hunneman Columnist When I reached him at his retirement pond in Texas, Temmy the Duck said he was not shocked to hear the news. “I was kind of surprised Temecula didn’t do it even earlier,” Temmy told me. “It’s been happening in a lot of places. That’s why I retired to Texas. Pardon the expression, but they don’t give a duck’s behind about that kind of stuff here.” In April officials pulled the plug on the long-time Temecula family activity of feeding the ducks at the city’s Duck Pond Park. Recently I stopped by the scenic pond, located at Rancho California and Ynez roads, to see for myself. Just inside the gate was a sign with bold letters stating “DO NOT FEED THE DUCKS” along with the international sign for the same – a red circle with a duck’s head and a hand holding food with a line drawn through it. “DUCK FEEDING IS AGAINST THE LAW” the sign also reads. A printed brochure was available detailing seven reasons why feeding Temecula’s feather friends has been outlawed. “The notion that waterfowl cannot survive without human

intervention is false,” the brochure reads. Really, who ever had that notion? Still the reasons given for not feeding the ducks were sound, but could have been summed up in one sentence: “When you feed ducks more of them show up and make a huge mess that we’re tired of cleaning.” The day I visited the park only a handful of ducks were swimming in the pond and about 50 were sitting on the shoreline. One duck held up a “Will quack for food” sign,

A new sign of the times posted at the city of Temecula’s Duck Pond John Hunneman photo Park.

but there was no one to take up the offer. I was the only person visiting Duck Pond Park. Later Temmy told me that generations of ducks had grown up watching the joyful faces of youngsters whose parents brought them to the water’s edge “That was always the best part of my day,” Temmy said. “Over the years I must have seen thousands of kids, all of them with a bag of bread crumbs and other goodies. It was great to watch those families enjoying time together.”

Those days are over, he said. “There was a time when ducks ruled the roost in Temecula,” said Temmy, whose real name is Tem E. Cula. “We even had our own cross walk on Rancho California Road made up of painted duck footprints.” Temmy served for many years as the mascot of the Temecula Community Services Department. In 2001, at the peak of Temmy’s popularity, the city published a book detailing a duck’s life in Temecula. “A Day with Temmy” was a real page turner – all 12 of them – produced for kids. The coloring book featured the city’s favorite waterfowl visiting parks, recreation centers, museums and other venues across the city. “It was a great time to be a duck in Temecula,” Temmy said. But things changed over the next decade. The duck community is pretty close and word of the good life in Temecula spread fast, Temmy said. More and more ducks moved to the city. “The old-timers resented the newcomers,” Temmy recalled. “The pond got very crowded. Some days I had to fly around in circles for a half hour before I could find a spot to land.” The population boom brought tension to the park. There were rumors of duck-gang activity. “There were only so many bread crumbs,” Temmy recalled. “Fights took place all the time.” Temmy retired and moved to Austin, Texas where feeding the ducks is still allowed in many places. “It’s the good life,” he said. “Still I miss those days in Temecula when things were simple and a family with a bag of crumbs could spend the day together at my park.”

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the recovering economy. Last year’s session featured a bullish tone that was buttressed by declining unemployment, surging retail sales and steady increases in the issuance of residential and commercial building permits. City officials have repeatedly emphasized the need to attract a steady stream of retailers to Temecula. Temecula retailers and auto dealers bring the city nearly $29 million a year in sales tax revenue, which ranks 44th among the state’s 539 cities and counties. Temecula relies on 79 shopping centers for much of that revenue. The largest is the Promenade mall, which totals about 1.1 million square feet. Temecula Mayor Jeff Comerchero, who attended the chamber event but did not speak, has referred to his city as “the economic hub” of

Southwest Riverside County. That status was endorsed by several members of a panel discussion, where topics included the city’s new hospital and the region’s $651 million a year tourism industry that employs about 7,000 workers. Much of the tourism growth is attributed to the area’s wine country and its steadily-expanding Pechanga Resort & Casino. Although drought conditions might slow the process, predictions call for several existing wineries to expand and many new ones to open, said Peggy Evans, executive director of the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association. “Tourism in Temecula, as you well know, has been booming the last few years,” said Evans, who served as one of the event’s panelists. “We have great products and a very engaged community.”

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summer. Providing nutritious meals to low-income children during the summer break is critical to their growth, development and learning. During summer, they often lack access to nutritious meals they usually get during the school year, which may contribute to “summer learning loss” and cause them to lag behind their peers when school resumes. “The goal is to provide continuity in the availability of nutritional meals for needy children between school sessions,” Dennis said. For more information, contact Carmen Acosta at the LEUSD Food Services Department at (951) 253-7020.

Menifee teachers and management may face official impasse Shelli DeRobertis Writer Contract negotiations between the Menifee Union School District and the teachers association have hit an impasse, with salaries and language in the contract being the major issues in the dispute. June 11, the day after school let out for the summer, the Menifee Teachers Association returned to the bargaining table. On MUSD’s website, in a Report to the Community, it states that they have a tentative agreement with their classified employees (which does not include certificated teachers) and that they offered a 5 percent salary increase despite being the lowest funded district in Riverside County. But there is no agreement yet with

the teachers, according to the report. It states, “Unfortunately, negotiations with the Menifee Teachers Association are at impasse. We anticipate filing a request for a determination of impasse with the Public Employment Relations Board in the coming days.” Once that declaration is filed, the Public Employment Relations Board will assign a mediator to help with the labor talks. An impasse is generally the first formal step toward a teachers’ strike. But at the June 11 negotiations meeting, the teachers association requested the district clarify its documents that contend the association uses “illegal” language in its collective bargaining agreement. According to a newsletter on MTA’s website, Mike Williams, negotiations chair, said that the district brought a

consulting attorney to the meeting, and agreed to clarify the language in its accusatory documents. Williams said that was a strategy that helped work toward a solution. “Additionally, management did not file for a determination of impasse with the state Public Employee Relation Board. We have agreed to return to the table on June 22,” he said in the letter. Both disputing parties said they are hopeful to reach an agreement. MaryAnn Jacobs, president of MTA, said the school calendar is another issue that needs to be settled. “Teachers don’t have a calendar and don’t know when we’re coming back to work. We may come back the day before the kids, or the day that school starts. We don’t know,” Jacobs said.

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Music store owner boasts prolific music career Alex Groves Special to Valley News Customers who frequent The Little Shop of Horns in Temecula may know owner Ken Rice as a mentor and professional at repairing Americanmade instruments, but Rice has filled a number of music roles before being a store owner. With a career spanning decades, Rice has played in multiple bands, won major awards from presidents and joined some of the great acts of Motown on stage. “I got started playing music, like everybody does, in grade school band,” Rice said. “I was eleven years old and the instrument I picked was alto saxophone; I stuck with that through all of middle school and high school and then started playing tenor and soprano sax.” Rice’s love for the saxophone followed him into the U.S. Army, where he formed a band. He was stationed in Europe when he was approached by several other army soldiers who expressed an interest in putting together a band for American-European relations. “I had a two-star general and sergeant major who liked what I was doing and that actually kept me out of going to Vietnam,” he said. Rice toured all over Europe with the band, The 7th Signal Brigade Communicators, for four years as an active member of the military and two more years after retiring. He played alongside performers such as Gloria Gaynor, Ella Fitzgerald and Harold Melvin among others at festivals and concerts all over

Europe, entertaining troops and citizens alike. In 1974 Rice received a presidential citation from Richard Nixon because his band had helped to foster good relations between Americans and European nationals in Germany and France. One year later, the band was offered a recording contract with a major recording label but its members elected not to take the offer. “In hindsight that was probably a mistake,” Rice said with a laugh. After playing with the band for the better half of a decade, Rice returned stateside, where he joined The Fabulous Flippers. The band that scored a small hit with the song “Harlem Shuffle,” which was featured on a Rolling Stones album. The band toured all over Canada and the U.S. to perform the song and also backed up and coming artists. One duo that the band played with consisted of rockers Jimi Hendrix and Little Richard. The two played together early in their musical careers before Hendrix began to pursue other musical projects, Rice said. “A lot of people don’t know Jimi Hendrix played with Little Richard in the beginning,” he said. Today, Rice runs his music store in Temecula, which he said is constantly expanding. He enjoys the work that he’s been doing for the last 16 years because he likes fixing and selling instruments and he also enjoys being able to teach aspiring musicians. “I love the shop because I love teaching the kids,” Rice said. “A lot of the kids, from the time that I started teaching in 1999, graduated and some of them

Ralls’ sweets takes the cake at San Diego County Fair Joe Naiman Writer The baked and decorated foods competition of the San Diego County Fair is not limited to San Diego County residents, and Lake Elsinore’s Robin Ralls had the best possible results with the four items she entered. Two of Ralls’ entries won first place in their class and also won best of division. In one of those divisions she won first place in another class. Since she had two entries in the truffles class that second-place ribbon constituted a sweep rather than a shortcoming. “I couldn’t have done any better. I’m absolutely honored, excited, and on cloud nine,” Ralls said. “I cleaned up. I entered four items and came home with six ribbons, so I’m very excited.” Her lemon creme truffle in white chocolate with a candied lemon on top won first place in the truffles class and best of division for candies. An orange creme truffle in extra dark chocolate placed second among truffles. Ralls’ other first-place ribbon was in the dipped candies class, where she entered chewy caramels dipped in dark chocolate with coarse sea salt on top. “Those are my personal favorite,” she said. A class in the cake division is called Any Cake with Fruit. Ralls entered a buttermilk-glazed carrot cake with real cream cheese filling which won best of division as well as first place in its class. “The competition for the carrot cake was actually pretty stiff,” Ralls said. “That’s a big huge achievement.” Ralls, who first entered food at the San Diego County Fair last year, did not enter a cake in 2014. She noted that the candy entries were also more competitive. “There were actually more in the candy as a whole this year,” she said. “There were quite a few. I was pretty impressed with the turnout this year.” The participants and others who visited the Home and Hobby exhibit the day the fair opened learned the results of the awards selection June 5. The entries are judged before the fair opens. A recipe accompanies the food, and the recipes of winners are used in the following year’s fair cookbook. This year’s cookbook included three recipes which won Ralls awards in 2014; her java chocolate chip truffle in dark chocolate won best of division for candies while taking first place in the truffles class, her raspberry creme truffles entry received second place in the truffles class, and she won an honorable mention ribbon in the fudge class for her creamy peanut butter fudge double layer with milk chocolate. (Ralls had five entries last year but did not win for her butter toffee with almonds or her plain fudge with no nuts.) Ralls is originally from San Diego County; she was raised in Vista and has lived in Lake Elsinore for the past 10 years. “I’m so grateful for the Del Mar Fair. It’s been a part of my life and my family since I was born practically,” said Ralls, who is old enough to remember when the San Diego County Fair was called the Del Mar Fair from 1984 through 2001. “I love being a part of it and each year it gets more and more exciting.”

have master’s degrees, some of them are professional musicians, some of them have actually become music teachers. “So even though I’m kind of standing still in this nice little space I’m at, to see all these kids – who are going out into the world and helping other people – is kind of cool,” he said. Even though Rice is busy tending to his store, he still finds time to do other things. He received an award and let-

ter from President Barack Obama for achieving more than 4,000 hours of community service. He finds time to still perform and play the saxaphone, too. He can be found playing at the Mission Inn in Riverside as well as local wineries in Temecula. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen an artist draw in a crowd like what he can do – and I’ve worked with a lot of artists,” said Kat Ellis, a local radio personality who

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representatives of major companies supporting HFOT; and many area residents expressing their appreciation for our soldiers and sailors defending America. Quevedo, speaking before his admirers, could barely hold back tears as he described what had happened to him and his partner while on an insurgent clearing patrol in Khandahar. “On November 26, I called home in the morning. I told them I was all right,” he recalled. “On November 30 a medic said he worried for me.” That same day he and his partner went out on a patrol to clear a insurgent compound in a local village. They ran into a firefight. “It was bad. It took us four hours...about 20 feet an hour.” He remembers climbing over a wall. “Do you see it?” he asked his partner. “There was a flash. I don’t remember much.” Four days later he woke up, not being able to talk very well. The nurse explained he was in a hospital and described his wounds. His grave wounds included pieces of shrapnel covering his body, the loss of his left leg and left arm, and massive injuries to his mouth and face. He said his first thought after that was about his partner. He too was severely injured, but survived. “I didn’t want to think it was real,” he said bowing his head. Quevedo was later transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he underwent 30 different surgeries to his face with more still to come. He was fitted for a leg prosthetic and after a painful rehab learned to walk again. It was there he became reacquainted with Sammy, an old girlfriend from high school. They were married and she remained with him as he recovered. Before the new Temecula home, they lived in a small apartment in San Diego where he could barely get around in his wheelchair. “I don’t know what I would do without her,” he said looking at his wife. He said what happens to the wounded soldiers also takes a toll on the wives. “They are the ones that hold it down.” Then he turned his attention to the many soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan, some wounded, some mentally disturbed

suffering PTSD. “You have got to keep moving forward,” he told those who are suffering with memories of lost and injured friends and contemplating suicide. “If you are in that dark place, we are there to help. We know getting blown up is easy, but it is much harder remembering someone you were with when it happened. We are there to help. Please call on us!” The Quevedos’ new home, in addition to the special shelves and appliances, also alleviates mobility and safety issues associated with a traditional home, including navigating a wheelchair through narrow hallways or over thresholds, riding on carpets or reaching for cabinets that are too high. The family chose the Temecula lot not only for themselves, but for their companion rescue dogs. “I don’t know how I would have done without my dogs,” Quevedo said. President/CEO of HFOT Tim McHale says it’s an honor and privilege to serve the veterans who have sacrificed for our freedom and independence. “We at Home for Our Troops do not believe giving a home to a severely injured veteran is charity. We believe it is a moral obligation of our society. They fought to protect our freedom and independence and we are now giving them back some freedom and independence by building them a specially adapted home.” Bill Ivey, HOFT executive director, said that the nonprofit organization has built 190 homes in 39 states for severely injured soldiers, with 19 in California. He said HFOT’s major sponsors include Whirlpool and CertainTeed roofing and insulation. Many other national and local firms have helped build the four HFOT homes in the Temecula and Murrieta areas. “We thank them all,” he said. Blue Star Mothers of America is also a major supporter of HFOT. Ivey said there are three ways people can help HFOT, which are welcoming veterans to the community, putting the word out about the goal and purpose of HFOT and providing donations. To learn more about Quevedo and HFOT, visit www.hfotusa.org/ quevedo.

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began. “What I want is for God to get the glory.” Boon then joined Seaman’s friends, family members, comrades at arms and local dignitaries as they solemnly walked onto the field ahead of the casket. Samantha Seaman wore the letter jacket that her husband had earned as a high school athlete. Two skydivers – streaming American and military flags – dropped quietly onto the field. The ballpark flag flew at half-staff, softly rippling in the sun-drenched setting. A video camera that was focused on the lectern broadcast the service onto the stadium’s oversize display screen. Boon opened with prayer, and he thanked God for the time that Seaman had shared with others as a friend, husband, father, son, soldier, servant and believer. “May we never forget the example Eric has given us,” Boon said in his opening remarks. A string of speakers included Powers, Seaman’s widow, his brotherin-law and several of his fellow Marines. Samantha Seaman’s emotional, tear-laced comments triggered a pair of standing ovations. “You have all restored my faith in humanity,” she said at one point. The speakers described Seaman as tough as nails yet so loving that he would unfailingly call his wife and children every morning and night. They told of his broad, contagious smile. They told of the satisfaction and fulfillment he felt in serving the earthquake-torn nation. “Eric was extremely happy to go to Nepal,” said Marine Sgt. James Hibler during his remarks. “We knew the risks. We accepted it. Did we know Eric would make the ultimate sacrifice? No, we did not.” Hibler repeatedly referred to his comrade as “Stitch,” a Marine nickname he received after an engine cowling had fallen on his head. Hibler said Seaman had branded him with the nickname “Gerry,” which was intended to be a playful contraction of the term geriatric. “Sgt. Seaman wasn’t Sgt. Seaman to me,” Hibler said. “He was Stitch – my friend. Now he’s my hero.”

Marines stand as people attending USMC Sgt. Eric Seaman applaud them for their service during Seaman’s funeral service at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore on June 12. Shane Gibson photos

Friends and family of USMC Sgt. Eric Seaman attend the service on the field at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore. The stands at The Diamond were open to the public during the funeral service.

Seaman and Hibler were part of a U.S. relief mission that was deployed after a magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck Nepal on April 25. More than 8,600 people were killed and approximately 23,000 injured by that earthquake and its aftershocks. Seaman’s helicopter was in service on May 12 when a 7.3-magnitude quake hit. His crew had rescued three critically-injured civilians and airlifted 3,000 pounds of food, blankets and other supplies. The day was chaotic. The weather was foul. Structures that had survived the first quake crumbled amid its powerful successor. “Eric pressed on,” Col. Powers recalled. “He launched back out on his final flight with the intent to save as many people as possible. Eric gave his life so that others could live.” He cited John 15:13, a Bible verse that quotes Jesus saying that “Greater love has no one other than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.” Boon repeated that and cited other scripture verses that told of love, faith, salvation and service to God and one another. “These scriptures, that’s what Eric was,” Boon said as the funeral service wound down. That’s what Eric exemplified. That’s what we just heard from Eric’s friends and his family.” A 15-minute segment featured photos and video snippets that showed Seaman as a boy, an athlete, a Marine, a bridegroom and a young father. The montage was accompanied by music, and it opened with “Bad to the Bone” by George Thorogood and the Destroyers. Moments later, Seaman’s friends and family quietly filed off the field to connect with the waiting hearse and motorcade that would soon trav-

Samantha Seaman, wife of USMC Sgt. Eric Seaman walks back to her seat after speaking about her late husband’s life on June 12.

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every square inch of its surface was covered before silence replaced the sadness that had previously dominated the stadium setting.

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Dry creek bed is great in the landscape, but rocks will heat up so shade is helpful by using deciduous trees.

ways for walking around the yard. I’ve been looking into artificial turf recently, and yes, it’s expensive, but I’ve spoken with companies which have 15-year warranties on their products, which

considering it uses zero water, is a good investment and will add value to the property. Some people have objected to the fact that it can “heat up”, but as I’ve stated above, gravel is much hotter and would

you go barefoot on gravel? Ideally artificial turf would be used as an “accoutrement” to your yard, not the yard entirely, and as such would

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Market at a glance (As of June 14, 2015) TEMECULA (all zip codes)

MURRIETA (92562)

WILDOMAR

LAKE ELSINORE / CANYON LAKE

MENIFEE / SUN CITY

HEMET

No of Homes Sold

(40, 42)

Inventory of Properties Listed

(498, 507) 509

(439, 453) 467

(85, 88) 91

(268, 270) 268

(153, 154) 173

(430, 431) 438

Average Selling Price

$435,876

$373,442

$373,113

$292,685

$294,562

$188,066

Average List Price

$727,239

$636,434

$382,933

$367,195

$349,408

$241,605

Median List Price

$499,900

$429,900

$369,900

$339,994

$339,900

$209,900

Asking Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market

$193 (92, 91)

(58, 33)

$161 94

(87, 90)

(7, 7)

$145 86

(67, 66)

(32, 31)

$144 71

(86, 87)

(44,39)

(46, 41)

$144 91

(79, 81)

$126 75

(111, 103) 105

Most Expensive Listing

$5,800,000

$4,499,000

$1,299,000

$4,500,000

$649,900

$2,000,000

Least Expensive Listing

$180,000

$129,900

$135,000

$80,000

$130,000

$9,900

Average Age of Listing

% of Properties w/ Price decrease

38%

30%

32%

41%

30%

% of Properties Relisted (reset DOM)

13%

12%

% of Flip properties (price increase)

3005

3000

2400

2461

2382

1637

8001-10,000

6501-8000

8001-10,000

6501-8000

Median House Size (sq ft) Median Lot Size (sq ft) Median Number of Bedrooms

4.0

3.0

Median Number of Bathrooms

3.0

2.5

2.0

Seller (41.5)

Seller (44.0)

Seller (50.5)

Seller (45.0)

Seller (47.9)

Seller (43.3)

Market Action Index*

* This Index measures the current rate of sale versus the amount of inventory. Index above 30 implies a seller’s advantage. Below 30, conditions give the advantage to the buyer. Market data provided by Escrow Leaders (Altos Research) and is current as of 06/15/15. Sales Data provided by SRCAR (MLS) and current as of 06/14/15. Boxes with dual entries have previous two week’s numbers (in parentheses) and this week’s number for comparision purposes. Valley News makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of this data.

Maintaining bird feeders and bird baths essential to avian health Bird watching is a pastime enjoyed by people of all ages. While many people trek into the woods to see their favorite birds, homeowners can take steps to entice these fascinating and feathered friends right to their backyards. Homeowners who want to attract birds to their properties can do so by providing the birds food, shelter and places to wash up or cool off. Installing a bird feeder and a bird bath in your yard is one way to attract a bevy of winged creatures that can provide hours of enjoyment. Establishing a bird-friendly environment may seem as simple as hanging a feeder on a pole or tree and erecting a bird bath nearby. But a certain level of maintenance is needed to keep birds healthy and happy. According to the experts at the Bird Watcher’s Digest, recent research indicates feeders can sometimes be a source of disease for the birds visiting them. The Audubon Society echoes that warning, saying that bird feeders and baths can serve as transmission stations for diseases such as aspergillosis, avian pox and salmonellosis. Recently, scientists noted that the spread of trichomonad protozoan parasites is on the rise, especially among mourning dove and band-tailed pigeon populations. Such warnings are not meant to deter budding birding hobbyists.

Organizations like the Audobon Society hope that such warnings send the message that disinfection and maintenance is necessary to maintain sanitary environments for birds. Doing so is relatively easy and well worth the time for birding enthusiasts. The Humane Society of the United States advises cleaning hanging feeders once every two weeks or more often if they’re heavily used. Ground-feeding designs should be cleaned every two days. Feeders can be immersed in a very-diluted solution of bleach to water (nine parts water to one part bleach). Let soak for a few minutes, and then scrub the feeder with a stiff brush or scouring pad before rinsing. Allow the feeder to dry completely before refilling it with seed. Bird baths should be emptied of water each day. Brush or wipe the bath clean, then rinse and refill with fresh water. Do not leave standing water overnight; otherwise bird baths can easily become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other parasites. Frequently collect discarded seed hulls and clean bird droppings from beneath feeders. If the area around the feeder has become especially soiled, relocate the feeder elsewhere and clean its initial location. Follow proper instructions with regard to seed and other bird food.

For example, reduce the amount of suet offered in hot weather. Heat can cause suet to spoil, and sticky suet can become stuck in birds’ feathers and make it hard for them to keep clean. Try to provide more than one feeder and bird bath to prevent overcrowding. Crowding can contribute to the spread of disease. Do not situate feeders and bird baths under perches where they can be soiled by droppings. If you notice birds look sick or are not acting strangely, halt feeding and bathing to prevent healthy birds from becoming ill. Wait a week before resuming feeding and notify wildlife officials if you find dead or sick birds around your property. Locate feeders and baths at least 30 feet away from windows so birds do not get confused by reflections and collide with the glass. Store seed in a dry container with a tight-fitting lid to prevent mold from forming and moisture from getting in. Creating a thriving habitat for bird watching is easier than one might think. But once birds begin visiting a yard, homeowners must diligently maintain clean feeders and bird baths to ensure the birds stay as healthy as possible. Any questions about wildbird care can be directed to a local Audubon Society chapter or by visiting a pet store or bird hobby center.

It’s important to clean hanging feeders once every two weeks or more often if they’re heavily used to prevent spreading bird diseases. Courtesy photo

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Burglary and mail theft suspects arrested

Daniel Lane Multimedia Journalist A crash in Temecula forced the evacuation of a carry-out pizzeria after a car smashed through the front of the business. No one was hurt in the incident. The wreck was reported just before 9 p.m. at the Little Caesars located at 44060 Margarita Rd. on Saturday, June 13, according to Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department Engineer Greg Adams. “There were no injuries to anyone on scene,” he said. The crash caused “extensive damage to the front of the building.” w w w. m y v a l l e y n e w s . c o m

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A 2014 BMW plowed into a Little Caesars storefront in Temecula on Saturday, June 13. Daniel Lane photo

Adams said the wreck involving a 2014 BMW could have easily been a fatal incident if customers or employees were hit by the out of control car. “We are very, very lucky tonight and everybody in there is very lucky,” he said. “Everything worked out as best as we could have

hoped for.” As of press time, it is unclear what caused the white fourdoor car, occupied by the driver and her daughter, to crash into the business. The business is expected to remain closed for about a week as the damage is repaired.

Two Murrieta residents arrested in carjacking MURRIETA—According to Sgt. Matt Henry of the Murrieta Police Department, Justin Girard, 40, and Brittany Richardson, 23, both of Murrieta, were arrested Saturday, June 13 at 9:28 p.m. after two carjackers stole an elderly woman’s car and purse. The incident took place at the Walmart parking lot on Murrieta Hot Springs Road. The two suspects followed the woman and waited for her while she shopped inside the Walmart, Henry said. Girard confronted the woman in the parking lot and took her purse and car keys, according to Henry. A female bystander intervened and pepper-sprayed Girard, but was

unable to stop him from taking the woman’s car, Henry said. Murrieta police issued an allpoints bulletin for Girard and Richardson. Oceanside police located the pair an hour later near Wooster Drive and Shenandoah Drive in Oceanside. Oceanside police conducted a felony stop and arrested Girard and Richardson, Henry said. Murrieta police brought the elderly woman to Oceanside, where she positively identified Girard and Richardson. Girard and Richardson were both booked at the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta.

TEMECULA—On Sunday, June 7, at 9:30 a.m., officers from the Temecula Police Department responded to Clubhouse Drive and Pechanga Parkway, in the city of Temecula regarding the theft of U.S. mail, which had just occurred. The suspect was described as a white female adult driving a black sedan. As officers arrived in the area, they were able to locate the suspect vehicle at Temecula Parkway and Bedford Court in Temecula. A vehicle stop was conducted and three suspects were detained. During the investigation, officers found a large amount of stolen U.S. mail, and additional stolen property, which officers determined had been taken during a recent vehicle burglary in the 46000 block

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Email: tbirmingham@myvalleynews.com he told me I flew in a small aircraft air balloon a hot we were going for came up here ride and we actually Courtesy Photos back of a Marc Horton got to ride in the was Temecula is and I that a friend of ours Kelly Gradstein Brandon Petrucci of junkie small plane from Red a self-admitted adrenaline High taking flight lessons in.” upon the Horton’s departure a vacancy Chaparral the Temecleft so when the 2006 Robert said he stumbled TEMECULA – As Hawk Elementary gasoline for heard from his Unified School District which was filled by Lelani Russi, School graduate biplane while getting auan in Valley ula Valley ride students back dirt bike at the French father that he could appointment was approved (TVUSD) welcomes Board r biplane, he was his also introduce whose thentic barnstorme Airport. to school, they will to the ranks by the TVUSD Governing back kicking to TVUSD o) onboard. new principals quick to jump “I saw (Carpentier on July 16. Russi comes Petrucci Uniplane and three the appointment of Murrieta Valley chair and I saw the Brandon’s father, Robert Brandon if in his we started and announcel at Great Oak High from the asked and (MVUSD) first he dressed District when was he said fied School Marine a co-principa served for a ride in the how the fat, he’s a former so I School. she most recently he’d like to go up and piloted by Mike chewing Elementary where principal at Dorothy I am a former Marine fun and biplane, owned and Former Red Hawk named as assistant Middle School. Russi like Brandon didn’t and Marc Horton was y Carpentiero, that thought heck it sounds have a principal High McElhinne and third grades for al of Great Oak that Brandon would believe him. second knew I co-princip a taught to and confined to beJuly 1. Mr. Horton in MVUSD prior Brandon, who was time.” Rob- School on Moore five years a rollover ve- good Before co-principal Keith assistant principal. wheelchair following On Sunday, when Brandon, GOHS coming he Janwhen work ter at years in the hicle accident that occurred said that ert and Robert’s granddaughbiplane, have already been hard she taught for two the for the year that, School District. Carter went up in was a junior at Chaparral, this summer preparing Capistrano Unified of a prankster. essa ely known as Stanley, ahead. his father can be a bit was me all of the affectionat were high so the group “He messes with “The first time winds time,” Brandon said. page A-4 see baRnSTORmeR,

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of Miner Trail in Temecula. Lisa Whitaker, 28 years old from Sun City, David Brown, 44 years old from Mill Creek, N.C., and Corey Richardson, 22 years old from Mill Creek, N.C. were arrested and booked at the Southwest Detention Center for Burglary and Conspiracy. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service assumed the mail theft investigation. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact Deputy Brooks at the Temecula Police Department at (951) 696-3000. Citizens may also submit an anonymous tip using the Sheriff’s Crime Tips online form available at www.riversidesheriff.org/ crimetips.

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Kim Harris Managing Editor The man killed in a stabbing that occurred at a party on the 44000 block of Bouchaine St. in the unincorporated area of Temecula has been identified as 20-year-old Joseph Zimowski. Drake Felde, 22, was arrested and charged with murder with malice, a felony, in the incident that occurred shortly before 2 a.m. on Saturday, June 13. Felde is being held without bail at the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta. Felde was arrested shortly before 9 p.m. on the same day as the murder. As of press time, circumstances of the arrest have not been released by Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. According to previous reports, the law enforcement agency arrived on the scene in Morgan Hill, shortly after the initial call came in at 1:53 a.m. where Zimowski was located on the sidewalk with an apparent stab wound. Zimowski was transported by ambulance to an area hospital where he died from his injury. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Central Homicide Unit along with Southwest Station investigators responded to the scene. The investigation led to Felde’s arrest, roughly 19 hours later. The area was roped off and residents were not allowed to enter or leave the area while the investigation was conducted. According to neighbors about a dozen teenagers were detained for questioning in a house on Bouchaine Street where the party reportedly was held. The street opened up to the homeowners shortly after 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department at (951) 776-1099.

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American Spine and Pain Med Group offers pain relief procedures for Southwest Riverside

The American Spine and Pain Med Group’s Platelet Rich Plasma injections may ease pain for muscle injuries and musculoskeletal pain conditions.

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Ashley Ludwig Staff Writer Khuram A. Sial, M.D., founder of American Spine and Pain Med Group of Murrieta, has spent his career focused on minimally invasive therapies and when necessary, surgeries, to reduce pain. A San Diego native, he graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Biochemistry from the University of California, Riverside for his undergraduate work. Sial is double board certified at Harvard and Baylor, and trained in pain medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation and a diplomat of the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He successfully completed an interventional pain fellowship from Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Sial was determined to give back to his community so he opened American Spine and Pain Med Group offices throughout the Inland Empire, and has been providing quality pain management services

the body’s platelets and plasma to boost healing and repair damaged tissues.” The American Spine and Pain Med Group offers this advanced therapy to those suffering from moderate to severe musculoskeletal pain or injury. But what is a PRP injection and is it right for you? “(PRP) therapy uses platelets and plasma within blood to treat painful muscle, tendon and ligament strains, sprains and other injuries,” Sial said. The process involves collecting samples of

blood, putting them into a special device (centrifuge) to separate their components, and mixing those separated components to produce a concentrated solution. “A physician will inject the solution into damaged or painful tissues,” he said, but added not to expect immediate results. “Pain relief may not occur until three to six weeks after the injection,” Sial said. “Patients may require one to two additional injections within a six-month period to encourage full healing and regeneration.”

According to Sial, the risks of the procedure are minimal, as the patient is using his or her own blood. “Complications from the procedure can still happen, however,” according to Sial. “In rare instances, risks include increased pain near the injection site, infection, tissue damage, or nerve injuries.” Find American Spine and Pain Med Group at 39765 Date St., Suite 101 in Murrieta. For more information, call (951) 734-7246 or visit www.painmedgroup.com.

for over 10 years. Sial took time to discuss a revolutionary method to alleviate pain for muscle injuries and musculoskeletal pain conditions now being featured through American Spine and Pain Med Group. A Platelet Rich Plasma injection, derived from the patient’s own plasma, can expedite the body’s natural healing process, according to Sial. This non-invasive pain management technique highlights Sial’s commitment to helping patients discover alternatives to invasive surgery, and led him to found the American Spine and Pain Med Group. Candidates of the procedure include patients with chronic tendon injuries, such as chronic arthritis, chronic Achilles tendonitis, chronic tennis elbow, or inflammation of the patellar tendon. Other potential patients for PRP injections are those with acute ligament or muscle injuries or patients who have recently undergone surgery to repair torn rotator cuff tendons or torn knee ligaments. “There are very few treatments capable of using the body’s own regenerative properties to alleviate pain,” Sial stated in a recent press release. “Nevertheless, PRP injections are formulated to use

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Kim Harris Managing Editor Tri-State Materials held an Open House and Build a Pond Day on Saturday, May 16 where visitors found all kinds of vendors including contractors along with a host of fun events designed to make the day enjoyable for all. Those in attendance learned how to build a pond, took time to meet with a variety of contractors and received help with planning and material selection for yard transformations. There was also a sand castle contest for kids, prizes and raffles and free hot dogs and drinks. About 20 children participated in the sandcastle building competition, said Suetta Eufers with Tri-State Materials. The children’s names went into

a random drawing for five gift certificates for frozen yogurt. Other raffle prizes included a fire pit valued at $600 and two gift certificates, one for $400 and a second for $200.

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Business woman hits the Sweet Spot with booming bakery

“I love cookies and the art of decorating them, most of all,” Loft stated. These volleyball themed cookies were custom made for a local sports team.

Chocolate lovers, this one’s for you. Come to Sweet Spot Bakeries for a marble chocolate cup with chocolate mousse, whipped cream and a chocolate spoon. Owner Karen Loft of Sweet Spot Bakeries in Temecula where every sweet tooth will find its perfect match. Ashley Ludwig photo

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aren Loft always knew she wanted to be a baker. When the city of Temecula asked Temecula’s Sweet Spot Bakeries to bake their 25th anniversary cake, she knew she’d made it at last. “We were asked to create the city of Temecula cake a few months ago,” Loft said. The sheet cake, a mastery in sugar measuring threefeet by four-feet, is just one of the tricks that Loft has up her sleeve. “I opened the Sweet Spot Bakery after spending years as an accountant, but longer hours and workdays had me realizing that if I was going to work this hard, I wanted it to be for myself,” she said. “Finding this location in Temecula was it. When it opened up, I knew that this was the place for our bakery.” Now, the easy-to-recognize pink

and white striped awning, tables propped outside for friends, families to stop by, grab a coffee and a muffin, or enjoy a tasty treat for dessert, make this bakery a favorite for south Temecula locals. Her recipes for cakes, cookies and frosting were all handed down from her mother and grandmother. “I grew up on the East Coast, helping my mother and grandmother bake from the time I was four years old. If I wanted to lick the bowl, I’d better help crack eggs or measure!” she said with a laugh. “Everything we make is fresh and from scratch.” Loft begins her workday in the early hours, and now makes memories for others, custom designing cakes and cookies along with the unique flavors she displays daily in her bakery case. “I love to play with recipes, to find new ways to present cupcakes,” she said. If you’re lucky, you can grab a S’mores cupcake, topped

with a Hershey’s chocolate square, or sample the creamy, crumby delicacy of her Oreo cookie cupcake. All placed in white bakery boxes reminiscent of Loft’s childhood bakery memories. “Pink and white just says bakery to me,” Loft said, of her décor. Inside, yellow walls and funky white bench stools at high top tables are comfortable and encourage guests to linger over their treats. “The bar stools were the first purchase I made for Sweet Spot,” she said. “They’re recognizable; I just designed the rest of the shop around those pieces.” Inside, visitors are welcomed to take in the candy display, the glass fronted bakery case, and the spinning tower of delectable cupcakes ready for tasting. The air lifts with aromas of baking sweets. While waiting for a sample, aromas of fresh-baked treats beckoned visitors from outside to the packed-full display case to order a special cupcake for their one year old.

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Sweet Spot Bakeries recently baked the city of Temecula’s 25th anniversary cake in honor of the city hall celebration.

“It’s his first birthd a y, ” t h e mother said. “I had to stop in so we could celebrate!” That culture of celebration, fun, and memories is what Loft dreamed of creating. “I love to see people’s faces when we make a special cake for their theme party, or paint custom frosted cookies for wedding favors,” she said. “Cookies are definitely one of my favorite things to create for people.” Inside, visitors can find a plethora of donuts, muffins, Danish, croissants, bread pudding, cinnamon roll cupcakes, and many other tempting treats. But that’s only where part of the magic happens. Loft said the donuts come from Wolfee’s Donuts in Canyon Hills and are delivered every morning. The donuts, sweet and delicate bars, donut holes and frosted treats follow her model of scratch baking, as well as her plans for the future. “I’d love to move Sweet Spot cupcakes and cookies into large distribution over the next few years,” she said. For now, she offers large books of pictures showing cakes she has created from family recipes, with her signature Swiss meringue butter cream base frosting. “It takes longer to make frosting this way, but it is worth it,” Loft said, sharing some of her creations. The flavors, textures, and shapes of her cupcakes bring smiles as kids and grownups alike head to the display case. Red velvet cupcakes, with their cream cheese based icing, need to be refrigerated, and are a perfect example of what red velvet cake should taste like. Rich, flavorful, a hint of cocoa behind each bite, and a new personal favorite make this one my winner of the day. For Sweet Spot Bakeries, however, it is the chocolate raspberry cupcake that is the number one bestseller. Berries and chocolate just go

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together. After one bite, you’ll know why. “The chocolate cake has a raspberry filling, and a hard chocolate coating, with chocolate buttercream frosting, and topped with a raspberry,” Loft explained about her creation. Just after opening her doors, Loft rapidly became a favorite of Temecula residents, in need of a distinct donut shop, or customized cakes and cookies for parties. “Our party moms order cookies in all shapes and sizes,” she said. “Sports moms, too - we do team cookies, cupcakes and more.” “We can design just about any cake, cupcake, or cookie theme that you can dream up,” Loft said. Most recently, Loft created trays of Disney inspired “Frozen” themed snowflake frosted cookies. She has also created Mickey Mouse Club House cakes and more. Social media has helped to drive her business and Loft often offers specials and discounts through area Facebook groups. “Our fans are great,” she said. “If I end up baking more than I anticipated, we have flash sales on Facebook. People love to come in for those.” Loft hosts birthday parties and offers limited seating cupcake or cookie frosting nights at her bakery over the summer. “The parties are just under three hours and we have a big celebration in our front room,” she said. “Guests decorate cupcake themed aprons, and cupcakes, and the birthday girl can select the winners.” Find Sweet Spot Bakeries in Temecula at 32240 Temecula Pkwy. Follow them online at Facebook at www.Facebook.com/SweetSpot Bakeries or call (951) 303-6501.

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BGCSWC holds Red, White & Brew event to raise awareness and support

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County’s Red, White & Brew Microbrew Festival on June 27 at Galway Downs will feature microbrew tastings from all over the region. Courtesy photo

TEMECULA—The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County is holding its first annual Red, White & Brew Microbrew Festival on June 27 at Galway Downs in Temecula Valley Wine Country. The event will feature microbrew tastings from all over the region, live music and delicious food provided by some amazing food trucks. The goal of the event is to raise awareness and support for the BGCSWC. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the BGCSWC. The BGCSWC have clubhouses in Temecula, Murrieta and Lake Elsinore and serve all youth between the ages of 6-18 years of age. To become a member is just $10 per month. The clubhouses are open from 6:30 a.m. till 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday with

sports leagues on Saturday. All military children come to any of the clubhouse free of charge. All program information can be found on at www.bgcswc.org. The unique setting of Galway Downs at 38801 Los Corralitos in Temecula gives visitors lots of parking, easy access and is a beautiful park like setting. Galway Downs will be performing the Boys and Girls Clubs “mini prix,” an equestrian jumping competition during the first half of the festival. The idea of the microbrewery event was started by Lou Kashmere of Garage Brewing in Temecula. Kashmere is a longtime supporter of the clubs and wanted to have an event that combined his two passions. This event is a great marketing avenue for all local

microbreweries while supporting our local youth. All beer enthusiasts will enjoy this one stop event to try all of the local and regional microbrews. A great crowd is anticipated and tickets will be selling for $40 for 12 4 oz. tastings and a VIP ticket for $60. The VIP tickets will allow premier parking, access to VIP tent with table and chairs, appetizers and refreshments and VIP line access to the breweries. All tickets will include a 4 oz. souvenir cup and live music. Additional cups of beer will be sold for $5 and all sales go to the BGCSWC. Delicious gourmet food trucks will be on hand for all festival goers. Food will be separate. All general admission goers are encouraged to bring lawn seating and

blankets. No coolers are allowed. All proceeds will go to summer programs and year round transportation for local children in the valley. The BGCSWC would like to be able to offer exciting and educational field trips during the summer that its children would not typically be able to attend. The BGCSWC is a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization so all sales are tax deductible. Please let it know your interest in participating in the festival by going to www.redwhiteandbrew.us or to beths@bgcswc.org. Just say, “Yes, we’ll be there!” Questions can be emailed to Beth Soltysiak at beths@bgcswc.org or call (951) 699-1526, ext. 105.

Hunt for Hello Kitty and more at mall summer Kids Club “Every week we have a Hello Kitty search and find mission,” said Kym Espinosa, marketing director for Promenade Temecula. Upon check-in, kids will receive a clue card to help guide them to where the large, stuffed Hello Kitty may be hiding, she said. “Hello Kitty might be hiding in a tree or swinging from the rafters,” Espinosa said. “Or she might be found in Sephora, finding a fragrance.” Once someone locates Hello Kitty, they take a picture of her and report to the Sanrio shop where they receive a trading button for their efforts in successfully finding the kitty. Espinosa said the kids receive an apron at the beginning of the workshop (which they bring with

The Promenade Temecula mall Kids Club is offering fun activities this summer for those age 10 and younger. Courtesy photo

Shelli DeRobertis Writer Where, oh, where could Hello Kitty be? Kids 10 and younger are invited to join a free kids club hosted by Promenade Temecula, which offers organized activities from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each

Wednesday from June 17 to Aug. 5 at 40820 Winchester Rd. The Kids Club Kick-Off event will be held outdoors in the plaza across from Edwards Temecula Stadium and youngsters can personalize a kite with their name and handprint, enjoy free ice cream and more.

them each week) and they can use it to display the buttons they collect. Each week features a different activity, which is posted online at the events calendar page of Promenade Temecula’s website. Parents are also encouraged to register their children for the Kids Club, at www.promenadetemecula. com. The shopping mall has been hosting the summer Kids Club for at least a decade, Espinosa said, and added that upwards of 300 kids have showed up at a time. The activities will take place inside the mall near the lower level play yard outside of Macy’s, except for the opening day of Kids Club June 17. The summer craft events are

hosted in conjunction with The Regal Summer Movie Express, which features family blockbuster movies every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Edwards Temecula Stadium for only $1 a person. The specially priced movies run for nine weeks from June 9 to Aug. 5 Temecula Valley families can also see bargain-priced movies on the big screen for only $1 at Cal Oaks 17, at 41090 California Oaks Rd., Murrieta. The Reel Kids Summer Movie Series is every Wednesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. from June 17 to Aug. 13. For a film schedule, visit www. ReadingCinemasUs.com.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

KIDS AND TEENS: Summer Enrichment Camps – Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? The Temecula Community Service Department is offering over 100 partial or halfday summer enrichments camps for kids and teens. These exciting fun-filled camps are a great way for kids to enjoy their summer vacation. Space is limited. For more detailed camp information, available dates and registration, visit www.tcsd. cityoftemecula.org or contact the Community Services Department at (951) 240-4266. June 18 – 3 p.m. Make It & Take It Pizza – Make a pizza with instruction by experts from Maxx Pizza Company. Everything will be provided for this hand-in-the-dough experience. Space limited for 30 participants at the Murrieta Public Library, 8 Town Square. This event is for teens grades 7-12. Event is free and sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and local businesses. Information: Joyce (951) 461-6137. June 22 – 7-8:30 p.m. Flower Power at the Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Rd. Flower crowns are the go-to accessory so teens will get the chance to create one of their own and show off their flower power. Material will be supplied. Information: Devyn (951) 693-8900. June 22-26 – 9 a.m.-12 p.m. G-Force Vacation Bible School at Temecula United Methodist Church, 24690 Margarita Rd. Temecula United Methodist and Hope Lutheran Church of Temecula have partnered together to bring VBS to kids from age 4 (by December 1, 2015) to 5th grade in the fall. Suggested donation: $30. Discount offered for additional children in the family. Scholarships available for those in need. Registration: www.hopetemecula. org or in the church office from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 32819 Temecula Pkwy., Suite B. Information: (951) 676-6262. June 24 – 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Kids Club event at the Temecula Promenade mall. Build your feathered friends a birdhouse and decorate it to put up in your favorite tree at home. Then watch your beaked buddy move in and feather his nest, just outside your window. Plus, we’ll make a special treat for the birds to enjoy. Information: www.promenadetemecula.com/ eventscalendar. ENTERTAINMENT: June 18 – 7:30 p.m. Jazz at the Merc, 28816 Pujol St., Temecula. Enjoy an evening of jazz hosted by Sherry Berry in association with Temecula Presents. Featuring: Tickets: $15. Information: (866) 653-8696. June 18-21 – 8-10 p.m. “American Idiot” produced by Broadway Starz and HeyDay Productions. This Broadway smash hit musical tells the story of three lifelong friends forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia at 42092 Winchester Rd., Temecula. Tickets and Information: broadwaystarzmarketing@gmail. com or Theresa (951) 595-7615. June 18, 19, 20 and 21 – 6:30 p.m. “The Odd Couple” dinner theater and show presented by Fine Arts Network Theater Company at The Temecula Valley Event Center, 27345 Jefferson Ave. June 12 and 20 (Felix night Salmon and Truffles) June 13 and19 (Oscar night Ribs and BBQ) June 14 – dessert and show 2 p.m. June 18 – dessert and show 7:30 p.m. June 21 – Oscars Father Day dinner (lunch and dinner) 2 p.m. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 19 – TBA. Desperado, a tribute to the Eagles at Longshadow Ranch Winery. Tickets $25 ($30 day of show). HeyDay special-$100 off a V.I.P. table for eight. Information: www.heyd24.wix.com/heyday. June 19 – Dixieland at the TCC presented by Timeless Productions in association with Temecula Presents brings you this monthly show dedicated to bringing the best of local

and regional Dixieland talent at the Temecula Community Center, 28816 Pujol St. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 20 – 7 and 9 p.m. Country Live! At the TCC, 28816 Pujol St., Temecula Presented by Gwyn Sanborn featuring the house band backing up the valley’s hottest country artists. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 25 – 7:30 p.m. Jazz at the Merc, 28816 Pujol St., Temecula. Enjoy an evening of jazz hosted by Sherry Berry in association with Temecula Presents. Featuring: Tickets: $15. Information: (866) 653-8696. June 25-28 – “Shrek the Musical” presented by city of Temecula Youth Musical Theater at Temecula Valley High School, Performance dates and times: June 25: 7 p.m., June 26: 1 and 7 p.m. June 28: 1 p.m. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 26 and 27 – 7 p.m. Rancho Community Church presents “America the Beautiful” concert at 31300 Rancho Community Way, Temecula in the Worship center. Bring your family and friends to enjoy a concert devoted to the beauty and spirit that is America. Performance by Rancho Choir and Orchestra will help celebrate our nation’s freedom. Admission is free and open to the public. Seating is limited. Information: (951) 3036789. June 27 – 8 p.m. Comedy at the Temecula Community Center, 28816 Pujol St. Improv with Pseudo Random Noise! Leave the week behind you and come laugh with this unique style of audience-participatory improvised comedy where you play too by helping write, direct and even star onstage. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 27 – 1-5 p.m. Abrakadabra to perform at Oak Mountain Winery, 36522 Via Verde, Temecula. Abrakadabra is a high energy, versatile group fusing Latin, Island, Funk, Reggae, Pop and Rock and

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COMMUNITY EVENTS: June 30 – 6:30-8:30 p.m. Rock Me Amadeus – Karaoke Night at the Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Rd. Join host “Uncle Fester” and sing your heart out! This event is open to the public for ages 18 and older. Space is limited. Information: (951) 693-8940. June 23 – 10 a.m.-12 p.m. All aboard the Summer Movie Express at the Temecula Promenade mall. The 2015 Summer Movie Express runs for nine weeks this summer with select titles. The dates this month are Tuesdays, June 23 and 30 and Wednesday and 24. Admission to these films is only $1 and a portion of the proceeds goes to the Will Rogers Institute. Information: www.promenadetemecula.com/ eventscalendar. June 18 – 7-8:30 p.m. Summer Sunset Film and Concert Series – “Music” Smokin’ Cobras at the Temecula Amphitheater, 30875 Rancho Vista Rd. Information: www.temeculaevents.org or (951) 694-6480. June 19 – 6-8 p.m. Moonlight Movies in the Park – Family Fun Night featuring “The Box Trolls” rated PG at Harveston Community Park, 28582 Harveston Dr., Temecula. Information: (951) 694-6480. June 20 – The 8th birthday celebration for Save the Animals. Save the date details to follow. Information: www.savetheanimalstoday.org or (951) 676-4040. June 20 – Ridez Auto Show at the Diamond, 500 Diamond Dr., Lake Elsinore. Free admission open to the public. Classic, Low Riders, Imports and Motorcycles, Entertainment, games, vendors and more. Win up to $25,000 in cash prizes and giveaways to the 1st place winners in each category. A portion of proceeds will go to Operation Silver Star “Supporting Our Wounded Service Members” Registration: www. clubmatrixproductions.com. June 20 – 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Old Town Walking Tour beginning at the Temecula Valley Museum, 28314 Mercedes St. Temecula. Take a walk on the historic side! Step back into a time where horses and wagons owned the streets! You will learn interesting facts about Temecula’s long and colorful history. Cost: $2 per person. Information: (951) 694-6450. June 20 – 2-3 p.m. Origins of the Star Trek Phenomenon at the Temecula Valley Museum, 28314 Mercedes St., Temecula. Calling all Trekkies! Come talk Star Trek, watch clips from the show and meet Professor Laura Sweeney of MSJC who will discuss her latest book “The Origins of the Star Trek Phenomenon.” This event is free and open to the public. Information: (951) 694-6450. June 21 – 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Murrieta’s 45th Father’s Day Car Show at California Oaks Sports Park, 40600 California Oaks Rd., Murrieta. Grab your dads and grandpas and come view 350 classic and specialty vehicles. Over 40 trophies will be awarded to the best cars of the show! Free admission. Information: (951) 304-2489. June 26, 27 and 28 – 5-8 p.m. Temecula Street Painting Festival. Featured over three days are opportunities to witness more than 140 fine artists masterfully creating vibrant murals on the asphalt canvas of Main and Mercedes streets in Old Town Temecula. Information: (951) 694-6444. June 26 – 8 p.m. Summer Movie Night featuring the Mighty Ducks at McVicker Canyon Park, 29355 Grand Ave., Lake Elsinore. Information: (951) 674-3124, ext. 292. June 26 – 6-8 p.m. Splash into Fun with Free Family Swim Nights at Lakeside High School, 32595 Riverside Dr., Lake Elsinore. Information: (951) 245-8848. June 27 – 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The cities of Lake Elsinore, Wildomar and Canyon Lake to host a free used tire collection event at Elsinore High School, 21800 Canyon Dr. All Lake Elsinore, Wildomar and Canyon Lake Residents (proof of residency is required) are welcome. Help keep the city clean and green. Residents can transport up to nine tires maximum per trip. Passenger and light truck tires only. No semitruck, construction equipment or agricultural tractor tires will be accepted. Information: (951) 6777751 or (562) 944-4766. June 27 – 4-10 p.m. Boys and Girls Club of Southwest County presents their 1st annual Red, White & Brew Microbrew and Music Festival at Galway Downs, 38801 Los Corraitos Rd., Temecula. Eat, drink and be patriotic! Information: Beth (951) 699-1526, ext. 107 or beths@bgcswc.org.

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS and ANNOUNCEMENTS: Now – MSJC Summer School to help students reach their educational goals by providing high demand classes during summer 2015 with flexible and convenient times and locations. Summer classes available in all quarters at the Menifee and Temecula campuses. Six-week session begins June 22. Information: (951) 506-6752 or www.msjc.edu. M S J C o ff e r s N e w S T E M Courses in Engineering – Students high school age and older are encouraged to enroll in new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math at MSJC. The courses begin in August and provide hands-on learning in engineering technology and design. Information: (951) 6395431 or instructor Michael Caputo (951) 639-5521 or mcaputo@msjc. edu or www.msjc.edu. Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County On-Going Car Wash fundraiser – The Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County are selling tickets for $21 to Rancho Car Wash or Temecula Car Wash. To purchase tickets to support this club please contact Beth Soltysiak (951) 6991526, ext. 109. June 18 – 1 p.m. MSJC announces California Baptist University Informational One-hour Workshop at THE Center, 43200 Business Park Dr., Room 203,Temecula. Learn more about CBU’s 21 online bachelor’s degree programs, with a tuition scholarship available and a 16-month completion option for most majors. Information: Jessica (951) 639-5285 or jrodriquez@ msjc.edu or Cynthia (951) 487-3285 or cvargas@msjc.edu. June 18 – 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. EWDC Luncheon – ADA Compliance: What You Need to Know at the Diamond Club, 500 Diamond Dr., Lake Elsinore. These monthly luncheons provide members the opportunity to network and keep up to date on current issues and events that affect the valley with special emphasis on the issues that impact our businesses. Reservations and Information: Michelle (951) 245-8848. June 18 - 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Employer Advisory Council is holding a lunch seminar titled “Branding Your Business” at La Bella Vita Restaurant, 39738 Winchester Rd., Temecula. The speaker will be Carolyn Ortman, founder of CKO Marketing Group. She has more than 20 years’ experience assisting companies in marketing their business for growth, success, and profitability. Lunch will be provided. Information: www.hemet-temecula.CEAC.org. June 20 – 2-4 p.m. Free Homebuyers Workshop at 18295 Collier Ave., Lake Elsinore. Get information on real estate agents, lenders, escrow, home inspectors, appraisal, termite, title and much more. Refreshments, raffles and giveaways. Space is limited. Reservations: text (951) 775-5275 or happilyeverafterbuyer@gmail. com. June 22 – MSJC has open seats for summer for math, English, history and other classes. MSJC offers courses that help students earn associate degrees, career certificates or transfer to four-year universities. Students should search the Open Class list at www.msjc.edu or call (951) 487-3311, (951) 639-5311 or (951) 308-1059 to get started. June 22-26 – 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Summer Camp Theatre 101 at Broadway Starz Theater, 42092 Winchester Rd., Temecula. Theatre 101 class will focus on attendees learning about the basic principles of theatre, how to perform on stage, how productions are put together, how to be confident on stage and much more. Information: Theresa (951) 595-7615 or broadwaystarzmareting@gmail. com. June 22-26 – Auditions for Male and Female vocalists for a Musical Stage Show with professional experience will be held at Rancho Monserate Country Club in Fallbrook. Information: Dan (951) 492-9814. June 25 – 5 p.m. MSJC announces California Baptist University Informational Onehour Workshop at 28237 La Piedra Rd., Room 805, Menifee. Learn more about CBU’s 21 online bachelor’s degree programs, with a tuition scholarship available and a 16-month completion option for most majors. Information: Jessica (951) 639-5285 or jrodriquez@ msjc.edu or Cynthia (951) 487-3285 or cvargas@msjc.edu. June 25 – 11:30 a.m. NAFE Murrieta lunch meeting at RJ’s Sizzlin Steer, 41401 Kalmia St., Murrieta. Dynamic speaker and networking. Reservations and Information: Robbie (951) 2559200 or rmotter@aol.com.

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These trees let some sun through yet provide some shade, a benefit to plants beneath in the heat of summer. Courtesy photos

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Real Estate / Home & Garden the most of every drop of water. I’ve discovered, the hard way, that potted plants tend to really heat up in the summer sun, requiring lots of watering, every day in fact, so what works best is to try to minimize the direct sun by placing them under a lattice patio cover or an area where the full sun is minimized, most plants will thank you for it believe me. Those pots actually heat up so much they can literally “cook” your plants roots! If you want to keep them in pots, make sure they are not “potbound” with roots up against the inside of the pot – re-pot into larger pots as needed to ensure this doesn’t happen. Double-potting is an idea I came up with that helps also. You

simply take the potted plant and drop the whole thing into a larger pot, thereby creating a buffer zone between the sun’s heat and the potted plant! You want potting soil up against the inside of the pot, not roots! Keep this in mind also – soil, is far cooler, so best if possible, to get your plants into the ground and on drip. Last, but certainly not least, is what I’ve briefly stated above – shade. Even you and I feel better in the heat of summer sitting in the shade don’t we? Well, your plants are living beings too, and they appreciate some shade as well. Obviously, shade plants must be in full shade in the summer, but many sun plants can do well, if

not better, by giving them partial shade during the hot months. My succulents definitely prefer partial shade in summer because they can literally burn if they get too much direct hot sun. You can accomplish this by planting trees that are not dense shade, but rather dappled or partial, as well as patio covers with lattice or that at least allow some sun through. As always, I’m available for consultations and design work for your landscape. McDonald-Cash is a professional landscape designer and specializes in drought tolerant landscaping. She can be contacted at www.uniquelandscapes.net or (951) 764-4762.

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great; grass still uses more water than anything else, but this underground irrigation system utilizes the water far more efficiently and might save 30 percent of the lawn irrigation cost. The company “Netafim” is a maker of this system, called “Techline CV”; there may be others, but this is one that I’m familiar with and if professionally installed has provided great results for clients. Obviously, water is critical to the survival of your garden through the summer, and if you have drought tolerant plants, you will use far less of it, hence my obsession with utilizing not only drought tolerant plants, but any and all types of technology we now have to make

Gardening pointers for novices

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People have many reasons for growing gardens, and some of the most popular gardens are plots designated for cultivating herbs and vegetables. Fresh produce at the ready is a great benefit of having a home garden, which also allows homeowners to exercise full control over which products to use to grow robust, healthy vegetables. Novice gardeners may not know where to begin when it comes to planting their first vegetable gardens, and such gardeners can benefit by starting small. You may want to begin by growing plants in containers so they are more manageable and can be moved as you discover which areas of your property provide the best growing conditions. Begin with one or two types of

vegetables. Tomatoes, cucumbers and certain squashes are popular starter plants, as they are relatively hardy. Select only a few plants so you are not overwhelmed with the level of care required to maintain your garden. Some gardeners prefer to start plants from seeds, but this will require more time and a greater commitment with regard to maintenance and planting. When just starting out, experiment with small plants that are established and already have a good root system. Consult with your local gardening center for more suggestions, such as which soil amendments to use. Plants may require a certain soil pH that can be adjusted for optimal plant growth.

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Ask the Agent Q : Mr. Dennis, I recently sold my home to my son. It closed about 30 days ago. I bought the house after my parents died and left me a third of the interest. I purchased the balance of the property from my parents’ estate from my brother and sister in 1995 for almost $62,000. I sold it to my son last month for approximately $130,000, who by the way, had rented from me since 2007. I would like to know how I can invest these proceeds to lessen my capital gains liability — Rick Soninger. A : Sorry to disappoint you, Rick, but if you want to not have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale of that property, which was not your primary residence, you should have executed an IRS 1031 tax-deferred exchange, meaning you should have taken the funds from the sale of the house and purchased a more expensive income-producing property. Since the property was not your primary residence, upon the close of sale of the property you automatically became liable for any capital gains.

However, if the house had been your primary residence for two of the past five years, you could escape any taxable gains up to $250,000 or $500,000 if you have a wife who owned the property with you and you filed a joint tax return. You would have to prove to the IRS that you indeed lived there two of the previous five years. But since you said you rented the house out for the past seven years, it doesn’t sound too promising. Since you have owned that house partly or in fractions, I would suggest you consult with a CPA or your favorite tax expert to know how to handle this situation you now have. I do wish you well. As a California real estate broker since 1971, Dick Dennis was listed in the “Who’s Who in Creative Real Estate.” His expertise includes buying and selling homes as well as commercial properties and executing tax-deferred exchanges for his clientele. He writes, edits and publishes The Landed Gentry, a monthly real estate advisory. Dept. of California real estate license number: 00349415.

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Why FHA condo approval is important to buyers and sellers

John Occhi and Mike Mason Special to the Valley News The most popular home loan in Riverside County today is undoubtedly the FHA loan. A buyer can qualify for an FHA home loan with only 3.5 percent cash down as long as they have good credit and a stable job with adequate income. The only other major hurdle that a home buyer must be aware of is whether or not the desired home will qualify for an FHA loan. An FHA loan is a loan that is backed, or guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration. An FHA home loan is intended to assist people who would not otherwise qualify to purchase a new home, because they have not been able to save the 20 percent required for typical conventional financing. The nature of a new home buyer with an FHA loan approval is that of a first time homebuyer looking to purchase affordable housing. In many cases, condos are priced less than comparable sized single family homes (houses) and are therefore more affordable. FHA condo approval is important for sellers As a condo seller, you want to receive the highest return on your investment and that means being able to market your real estate to the largest pool of potential buyers as possible. Therefore, it is critical, that your condominium complex is FHA approved. If your condo complex does not have FHA approval then you are losing out on a substantial pool of qualified and motivated buyers that may not be able to afford a more traditional home, who would love to live in their own condo. It’s just as important for the buyer as it is for the seller to do their own due diligence and determine if a condo complex meets the criteria for FHA approval status. Perhaps the most current resource is to visit the HUD.Gov website and look under

the Resources menu for the HUD Approved Condominium Projects link. Recently, we were working with a buyer who wanted a condo and we were relying on MLS information to determine if a complex was in compliance or not. Sad to report that there were several that were listed as FHA approved but were no longer eligible to take advantage of FHA financing because the condo complex had allowed the eligibility to lapse. Reinstating FHA eligibility can be both time consuming and expensive for any HOA Board of Directors. Since the FHA is backing the loans, they want to make certain that the condo complex meets basic criteria (which is subject to change at any time, at the whims of the FHA, but that’s another story). FHA requirements The requirements imposed on a condo complex are for the most part reasonable, considering they are using American Tax Dollars to guarantee these FHA loans. The FHA is just looking at the condominium complex the same way any reasonable investor would. As a condo owner looking to maximize your ROI you’ll want your condo complex to meet these same criteria. You’ll want the individual homeowners in the condo complex to be financially secure, meaning that they are not delinquent in either their mortgages, property taxes or dues to the HOA. The HOA should have decent cash reserve and be in a sound legal situation free from any pending litigation. Meet the FHA requirements Throughout the Temecula – Murrieta Valley most of our condo complexes do not qualify for FHA approval status for a number of reasons. Believe it or not, but some complexes have never applied for FHA approval while others have just let it lapse. Seeking FHA approval is not something that a single condo owner can take on by themselves. Every condo community is governed by an elected Board of Directors who have been charged with making decisions on behalf of the community and this includes interacting with the FHA. Some condo boards just are not fully competent and may not fully

understand the importance of having FHA approval. They may feel as if it is too much work or cost too much of the HOA reserve funds, to pursue FHA approval or renewal. Either way, they just don’t fully comprehend just how much an FHA approval affects the value of every condominium in the community which in turn effects the net worth of every condo owner. Then there are other boards who are dominated by thick-headed directors who thrive on the power and control they have. You know the type, they are constantly looking to impose new rules and regulations in order to satisfy their own egos and desires. Sell your condo without FHA approval Selling a condo without FHA approval is an indicator to any buyer that there are flaws in the community. Like any flaw, it will bring the value down. You’ll have to lower your expectations as to what the condo is worth and how quickly you’ll be able to sell it. Of course, you’ll have to find a buyer that does not need an FHA loan to finance the property and you’ll also going to have to find a buyer that is not as picky about the issues that’s holding back the FHA approval. Perhaps one of the biggest issues the FHA has with a condo complex it the ratio of owner occupied units vs. the number of renters living in the community. Other issues, as mentioned earlier may be the number of owners who are delinquent with their monthly HOA dues or perhaps there is ongoing litigation against either the HOA or perhaps even the builder of the complex. Either way, the FHA is not going to tie up tax dollars in a project they do not feel is worthy and at risk for future delinquencies. Why a buyer wants a FHA condo A buyer, looking to purchase a condo will want to go FHA for a number of key reasons. First off, they’ll get a great loan that includes a low down payment and a low fixed interest rate. Second, they’ll know that the United States Government has done significant due diligence into the condo community to ensure that a majority of the occupants are owners and will take care of the property with pride of ownership.

Pardee Homes earns Benchmark Award in 12th annual Avid Awards LAKE ELSINORE—Pardee Homes has been named the 2015 Avid Benchmark Award Winner for their Inland Empire Division with top awards for best Sales Counselors, Best Customer Service Representatives and Best Design Consultant as measured in the largest assessment of homebuyer satisfaction in North America. Based in Lake Elsinore, the homebuilder’s Inland Empire Division is Avid Ratings’ 2015 Avid Benchmark Award Winner. The Avid Awards honor homebuilders throughout North America whose buyers rate them highest for customer experience. “Avid honors validate the dedication our entire workforce brings to the job every day, and we’re so pleased our buyers have recognized our efforts,” said Pardee Homes Division President Mike Taylor. “Commitment to excellence is a core value of each and every one of our team members; we are proud of everyone and congratulate those in our company in the Sales, Design and Customer Service departments who stood out this past year resulting in the Avid Benchmark Award.” Pardee Homes’ Benchmark Award Winners include Jodi Bettarel, Kirsti Peffers, Lu DiPalmaMills and Melonique Jones—2015 Best U.S. Sales Counselors; Lisa Nussbaum, 2015 Best U.S. Design Counselor; and Sean King and Kim Eldred, Best U.S. Customer Service Associates. The Avid Benchmark Award recognizes builders that scored among the top 25 percent of a nationwide database of New Home Move-in Experience surveys. Pardee Homes’ Inland Empire Division was the 2014 Avid Cup Winner, recognized as the builder with the highest customer ratings throughout North America and the 2014 Avid Diamond Award winner for highest customer ratings nationwide. Home building companies included in this year’s study represent 25 percent of the largest publically traded NYSE/NASDAQ builders, 38 percent of North America’s largest private builders, and hundreds of small volume and custom builders from coast to coast. The

FHA Buyers don’t have to worry about the insolvency of the HOA nor should they be concerned with any sort of pending litigation that they may find themselves responsible for. Cash reserves are important to a new buyer. By accepting an FHA approved condo, the buyer will know that the Board of Directors has a reserve of cash that is equal to at least a one year of all fees from the association. The importance of FHA approval Both the condo seller and the condo buyer benefit from the endorsement of the FHA for condo associations matters. The seller will be able to sell the condo for top dollar in the current market. An FHA condo buyer can purchase with the assurance that you are getting the best available for your money. Having the FHA certification guarantees both the buyer and the

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Murrieta student named 2015 National Math 180 Award winner by Scholastic

Alta Murrieta Elementary School fifth grader Emma Wade was named a 2015 National 180 Award winner by Scholastic, the children’s publishing, education and media company. Courtesy photo

MURRIETA—Alta Murrieta Elementary School fifth grader Emma Wade is one of 16 students who was named a 2015 National 180 Award winner by Scholastic, the children’s publishing, education and media company. Despite challenges, the 16 students were recognized for achieving tremendous gains in their reading and mathematics skills through the use of READ 180, System 44 and MATH 180. Thanks to the confidence Wade has gained from her improved math skills, the encouragement of her teachers and the personalized support from the MATH 180 intervention program, she can now take on math challenges without fear and she is applying her new knowledge to all of her classes. Looking ahead, Wade knows she will use math in her ca-

reer, whether she chooses to explore marine biology or fashion design. “Each year we are in awe of the obstacles these students have fearlessly overcome,” said Margery Mayer, president of Scholastic Educational Technology and Services. “We are honored to recognize the success of the 2015 180 Award winners who have managed to persevere and achieve academic success. We celebrate not only their journeys to this point but their futures as well.” Wade received $1,200 from Scholastic and her school received free READ 180 and/or MATH 180 materials worth $1,000. For more information, contact the Murrieta Valley Unified School District’s Media and Communications Specialist Karen Parris at (951) 696-1600, ext. 1022.

Local residents graduate from Air Force and Army basic training TEMECULA—Army Pvt. Rodrigo G. Varela has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Varela is the son of Richard A. Pinedo of Menifee and a 2012 graduate of Temescal Canyon High School in Lake Elsinore. Army Pvt. Jacob W. Harper has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Harper is the son of Daryl and Cathleen Harper of Wildomar and a 2014 graduate of Santa Rosa Academy in

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skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches, and field training exercises. Air Force Airman Nathan D. Weaver graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San AntonioLackland, San Antonio, Texas. Weaver is the son of Charles S. Weaver of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Kimberly A. Whitford of Waterford, Pa., and Keri L. Weaver of Idaho Falls, Idaho. He is a 2013 graduate of Heritage High School in Romoland. A i r F o r c e A i r m a n 1 s t Class Bria F. Perdomo-Stewart graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. Perdomo-Stewart is the daughter of Jason Perdomo of Riverside, Calif., and Josslin Perdomo of Mira Loma, Calif. She is also the granddaughter of Yvonne Perdomo of Walnut, Calif., and Rex Stewart of Apple Valley, Calif., and niece of Raimie Brown of Aguangua, Calif., and Jason Stewart of Berea, Ky. She is a 2014 graduated of Jurupa Valley High School in Mira Loma. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.

Dedich to attend Dordt College SIOUX CENTER, Iowa—Billy Dedich, a senior at Calvary Murrieta Christian School has announced his intention to attend Dordt College and join the soccer program. Dedich was a member of the 2015 CIF Southern California All-Star team and was a 2014 1st team all-league pick. He claimed 2nd team honors in 2012 and has played midfield and back positions during his career. A multi-sport standout, Dedich was a part of a 2014 Football South Valley League Championship and earned allleague honors in that sport as well. Dedich is listed at 6-1, 200 pounds.

He is the son of Dallas and Bill Dedich of Menifee and plans to study Business Administration. Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, is a comprehensive Christian college rooted in the Reformed tradition. Dordt’s athletic program is a part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Great Plains Athletic Conference. U.S. News & World Report, Forbes.com, Washington Monthly, and Princeton Review all list Dordt on their best colleges lists. Dordt is home to approximately 1,450 students.

Local residents join the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi BATON ROUGE, La.—Tiffany Lee of Temecula and Katie Williams of Sun City were initiated recently into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Lee was initiated at California State University, Long Beach and Williams was initiated at University of Southern California. They are among approximately 32,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by invitation and requires nomination and approval by a chap-

ter. Only the top 10 percent of seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors, having at least 72 semester hours, are eligible for membership. Graduate students in the top 10 percent of the number of candidates for graduate degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, professional staff, and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction. Founded in 1897 at the University of Maine and headquartered in Baton Rouge, La., Phi Kappa Phi is the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline honor society. The society has chapters on more than 300 college and university campuses in North America and the Philippines.

Local residents graduate from college TEMECULA—Christina Fox of Lake Elsinore earned a MSM degree in management from Lasell College in Newton, Mass. in May. Rafael Navarro of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering on May 8 from Clemson University in SC. Austin Robert Sorensen of Murrieta earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration in May from Newberry College in Newberry, SC. The following students graduated from the University of San Diego on May 24. Luis Blea of Wildomar Blea earned a bachelor’s degree in finance. Jesse Gonzales of Wildomar earned a bachelor’s degree in architecture. Kassandra Karabaich of Lake Elsinore earned a bachelor’s degree in art history and graduated cum laude. Samantha Ojeda of Sun City

earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Gregory Pettersen of Murrieta earned a bachelor’s degree in real estate. Rachyl Pines of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in communication studies and graduated summa cum laude. Cynthia Rivera of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Tyler Safran of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in political science. Carmelita Salazar-Dodge of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies. Michael Shepard of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in international business. Angela Vanella of Temecula earned a bachelor’s degree in architecture and art history and graduated cum laude.

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Murrieta Students of the Year honored MURRIETA—The Murrieta Valley Chamber of Commerce High School Student of the Year Recognition program was held on May 28. Honored students and their families attended a breakfast at the Sizzler restaurant in Murrieta sponsored by numerous local businesses. Each Student of the Year received a $2,200 college scholarship along with numerous gift certificates from community businesses, certificates of recognition, congratulations and encouragement from local, county, state and federal dignitaries. The Students of the Year were chosen by a panel of anonymous, independent judges from this year ’s Students of the Month. These outstanding college-bound students were chosen for their character, integrity, love of learning, ability to persevere and overcome challenging circumstances, community service and how they make a difference on their high school campus. The following six students were honored. Murrieta Mesa High School Senior Serena Hughes maintains a 4.43 GPA and she is an AP Scholar with Distinction. She is president of the California Scholarship Federation, vice president of the National Honor Society, secretary of the Seniors helping Seniors Club and as a member of the Make-a-Wish Club. One of her proudest accomplishments this year was helping raise $5,000 to grant a wish to a sick child. Hughes has a passion for teaching others which led to her teaching Sunday school at her church and tutoring Chinese students at her school. She will attend UC Berkeley in the fall where she plans to study biological science with the goal of becoming a molecular biologist. Hughes is wise beyond her years and is a friend who can be counted on.

Calvary Murrieta Christian High School Senior Tiffany Escorcia has a passion for helping people in her community and in third world countries. She is involved in her school’s missions program and she has taken 21 missions trips to Haiti, Belize and Mexico. This summer she is going to Zambia and she will also be a counselor at Camp Alandale in Idyllwild for underprivileged foster youth in Riverside County. Escorcia helps students with special needs and she tutors kindergarteners. She is also the National Honor Society president, ASB vice president, a member of the Justice Club that raises awareness about human trafficking and a member of the Bridge Club which helps freshmen adjust to high school. Escorcia plans to go into the nursing program at Cal State San Marcos and use her nursing skills on the mission field overseas. Murrieta Valley High School Senior Cristina Madalo maintains a 4.3 GPA and is an AP Scholar with Distinction having taken 10 AP classes. She has received the Presidential Service Award and earned her Girl Scout Gold Award by organizing a luncheon for veterans at the Murrieta Senior Center. Mandalo has been a four-year member of ASB, she is a member of the National Honor Society, participates in Science Olympiad, is a member of the Paws for a Cause Club and plays varsity and club soccer. She loves working with senior citizens and she started the Nighthawk Senior Pals Club and volunteers at the senior center. Madalo is headed to Johns Hopkins University on a soccer scholarship where she will major in biomedical engineering. In the future, she plans to start her own prosthetic design company. Oak Grove Senior Nida Zahid maintained a 4.0 GPA while working parttime. She has made a big impact

The Murrieta Valley Chamber of Commerce High School Student of the Year Recognition program honored six students. Standing from left are SOM Founder Sally Myers, Murrieta Police Chief Sean Hadden, MVUSD Superintendent Pat Kelley, CEO of the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce Patrick Ellis and SOM Chair Margaret Jones. Sitting from left are students Serena Hughes, Tiffany Escorcia, Christina Madalo, Nida Zahid and Amie Garcia. Not pictured is Curtis Hohl. Blinkit Photography

on campus as the leader of ASB and the Interact club. She is a role model for her peers and she is poised, gracious, compassionate and kind. Zahid has overcome more challenges than many people encounter in a lifetime and she is committed to her education. She has discovered that helping other people makes her happy. She plans to enroll in a community college licensed vocational nursing program and then go on to become a registered nurse. Vista Murrieta High School Senior Amie Garcia is one of the top ten students in her class. She has a 4.3 GPA and is the senior class president, president of the National Honor Society, a member of Link Crew, the Fitness & Nutrition Club and the Do Good Things Club. She has played piano in advanced jazz band for four

years. She has also played varsity softball, runs cross-country and is in track and field. In her first year on the Speech and Debate Team, she came in second place at her first tournament. Garcia is headed to Harvard where she plans to study economics. After college she plans to join the Peace Corps and serve in Latin America and after that she would like to work for the World Bank which provides loans to developing countries. River Springs Charter School Senior Curtis Hohl has a passion for learning and he has many interests. He loves computer programming and video editing. He is an avid motorcyclist and he works at Riley’s Farm doing living history reenactments. He also has a heart for people who are mentallychallenged. He is involved in a disability ministry at his church

and he volunteers for the Light and Power ministry for adults with disabilities at a church in Redlands. Hohl has gone on mission trips to Mexico to build houses and he will travel to Germany this summer for the Greater Europe Mission Conference. He plans to attend Cal Baptist University where he will major in software engineering and continue serving others and using his gifts to make the world a better place. SOM program contacts For more information on the SOM program, contact its Founder Sally Myers at (951) 506-8024. To sponsor the SOM program, contact its Chair Margaret Jones (951) 677-4856. For additional questions, contact SOM Publicity Coordinator Karen Parris at (951) 696-1600, ext. 1022.

MVUSD recognized by California business community for high achievement MURRIETA—The Campaign for Business and Education Excellence selected Murrieta Valley Unified School District as one of 11 public school districts in California to receive the title of 2014 Honor Roll District. Seven district schools were named 2014 CBEE Star Schools: Alta Murrieta, Avaxat, Buchanan, Monte Vista, Murrieta Elementary, Rail Ranch, Tovashal, Shivela and Warm Springs. CBEE Star Schools and Districts are those with significant populations of socio-economically disadvantaged students that have shown a significant increase in grade-level proficiency over time. Districts receiving this distinction from the California business community have demonstrated consistent high levels of student academic achievement, improvement in achievement levels over time and reduction in

achievement gaps among student populations. For districts with high schools, the Honor Roll recognition also includes measures of college readiness. “We are so proud to be recognized by California’s business community as an Honor Roll district,” said Superintendent Pat Kelley. “This campaign is known for the extensive and rigorous analysis of every public school throughout California. It is gratifying to know our schools stood out among the thousands because of our success in getting our students to higher levels of achievement and beyond.” The Honor Roll is a recognition program that uses only academic achievement data showing improved academic growth over time and a closing of the achievement gap. “The American education system

has a secret. Many schools are doing well… the Honor Roll proves it. Students are achieving at higher levels than anyone admits and more students than ever are succeeding when given the opportunity,” said Jim Lanich, CBEE president. “All schools, no matter what zip code they are in, can achieve this kind of success, and leadership from the business community is critical to ensuring successes for all students.” Kelley said, “We appreciate this recognition for our schools and the district. Our teachers and administrators work tirelessly to keep the focus on high expectations and student academic achievement and to continuously improving our practices. This hard work and dedication is paying off for all of our students, no matter their background.”

“Many of our high performing schools are not getting the recognition they deserve. These schools that succeed in reducing the achievement gap and preparing their students for college and careers should be celebrated,” said Lee Blitch, CBEE Chairman and past CEO, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. “There are schools all over California that are leaders in ensuring their students are getting the best quality of education. Those schools need to be recognized.” The mission of the CBEE is to use the power of data to learn what works to improve public education and close the achievement gap. Since 1998, CBEE has worked to focus businesses around a common agenda for high performing public schools leading to increased college success and economic productiv-

ity. CBEE serves as the business community’s leading voice in education in California. The annual Honor Roll award is made possible with support from numerous businesses and organizations including State Farm, Macy’s, Wells Fargo, Southern California Auto Club, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the California Business Roundtable, and several private foundations. Chevron Corporation provided specific support in the creation of the STEM Honor Roll. A full list of the Honor Roll schools, districts, and the STEM awardees can be found at ca.edresults.org/HonorRoll. For more information, contact the district’s Media and Communications Specialist Karen Parris at (951) 696-1600, ext. 1022.

Murrieta resident graduates from Georgia Institute of Technology

Local students make Dean’s List

ATLANTA—Marie Lei Ysabel Acuna of Murrieta has earned a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Acuna was among approximately 2,700 undergraduate and graduate students who received de-

TEMECULA—The following local students were named to the Dean’s List at California Lutheran University for the fall 2914 semester: Brittany Elamparo of Murrieta, Justina Posadas of Murrieta, Janelle Garland of Temecula and Nicole Tichy of Temecula. Julia Taylor of Murrieta was named to the Dean’s List at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kan. for the spring 2015 semester. Nicole Perry of Menifee was named to the Dean’s List at Concordia University, Nebraska for the

grees during the university’s 249th commencement exercises on May 1 and 2 at the McCamish Pavilion. The Georgia Institute of Technology is one of the nation’s leading research universities, providing a focused, technologically based education to more than 21,000 un-

dergraduate and graduate students. The university has many nationally recognized programs and is ranked in the nation’s top 10 public universities by U.S. News and World Report. For more information, visit www.gatech.edu.

Menifee resident to study in Baja OXFORD, Ohio—Menifee resident Jacquelyn Johansen, a master’s student in the Global Field Program from Miami University’s Project Dragonfly, will travel to Baja in summer 2015. Johansen will study the diverse desert and marine landscapes of two richly diverse biosphere re-

serves through ecological and social field methods. Since the program began 10 years ago, Project Dragonfly’s Earth Expeditions graduate courses – on which the master’s programs are based – have engaged more than 1,700 people in firsthand educational and

scientific research at critical conservation field sites in Africa, Australia, Asia and the Americas. Dragonfly is located in the biology department at Miami University, a state university in Oxford, Ohio. Miami was established in 1809 and is listed as one of the eight original Public Ivies.

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Nine local players chosen for All-Star Baseball Game JP Raineri Sports Editor On Monday, June 15, some of the best High School Baseball players from the Riverside and San Bernardino counties will meet up for the Inland Empire Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game, which will be played at San Manuel Stadium in San Bernardino. Representing the Southwestern League are Temecula Valley shortstop, David Maldonado, and teammate, Jarrod Iwasaki (catcher/ pitcher), while Vista Murrieta will be represented by outfielder Hunter Tidwell and infielder Angel Ortiz. Murrieta Valley first baseman Aaron Shackelford will represent the Nighthawks. Mitch Hayes, the Southwestern League’s Most Valuable Player from Great Oak, who played a lot of third base for the Wolfpack, will also be on hand while Vista Murrieta Coach Matt Mosiello takes the assistant coaches clipboard for Riverside County. Rounding out the local roster from the Sunbelt League are pitcher Parker Fokken, and infielder Jed Walz from Paloma Valley and outfielder Eli Thomas from Temescal Canyon, who were all selected to play in Monday’s contest against San Bernardino. Game time is 7 p.m.

Vista Murrieta’s Angel Ortiz, seen sliding here, is one of nine local players playing for the Riverside County All-Star team at San Manuel Stadium on Monday, June 15. Courtesy photo

Riverside County All-Star roster Pitchers Zach Barnes, San Jacinto Parker Fokken, Paloma Valley Brendan Geraghty, Beaumont Seth Kaneen, Corona Justin Montgomery, Norco Danny Agramont, Roosevelt Andrew Quintero, JW North

Brandon Whetnight, Norte Vista Robert Luna, Patriot Catchers Dametri Evans, Tahquitz Jarrod Iwasaki, Temecula Valley Ismael Martinez, Ramona

Infielders Jed Walz, Paloma Valley David Maldonado, Temecula Valley Angel Ortiz, Vista Murrieta JT Richards, Corona Aaron Shackelford, Murrieta Valley Mitch Hayes, Great Oak Adrian Garcia, Arlington

Yeager Taylor, Hemet Outfielders Matt Hardy, La Sierra Dean Miller, Ramona Hunter Tidwell, Vista Murrieta Eli Thomas, Temescal Canyon Jacob Johnson, Arlington

Head Coach Ty De Trinidad (Santiago) Assistant Coaches Matt Mosiello (Vista Murrieta) Steve Madril (JW North) Justin Solis (Norte Vista) Tim Kleveno (Centennial)

San Bernardino County All-Star roster Pitchers Kenny Boardman, Grand Terrace Joey Chapman, Yucaipa Jake Gozzo, Redlands East Valley RJ Peace, Serrano Tyler Penix, Citrus Valley Hazahel Quijada, San Gorgonio Taylor Sims, Cajon

Ryan Taylor, Aquinas Catchers Zach Grande, Cajon Alex Spadafora, Serrano Infielders Branden Becker, Cajon

Derek Escobar, Grand Terrace Vincent Garcia, Silverado Jacob Giessman, Silverado Isaiah Kinder, Yucca Valley Kel McPeck, Redlands Hunter Reade, Yucaipa Adrian Sanchez, Arroyo Valley Charles Whitley, Citrus Valley

Third baseman, Mitch Hayes, the Southwestern League’s Most Valuable Player from Great Oak, is one of nine local players playing for the Riverside County All-Star team at San Manuel Stadium on Monday, June 15. JP Raineri photo

Outfielders Adrian Alvarado, San Gorgonio Erick Ascencion, Kaiser Anthony Cruz, Redlands East Valley Alex Estrada, Colton Luis Hernandez, Carter Adam Lovell, Carter Jacob Lopez, Miller

Head Coach Robert Grande (Cajon) Assistant Coaches Mike Spinuzzi (Kaiser) Estevan Valencia (Redlands) Robert De La Torre (Aquinas) Brian Schoenborn (Yucca Valley)

Pitcher, Parker Fokken from Paloma Valley, pictured here in last season’s Diamond Showcase game at Storm Stadium, is one of nine local players playing for the Riverside County All-Star team at San Manuel Stadium on Monday, June 15. David Canales photo

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Temecula getting fit with Julianne Perez and Get Vertical Boot Camp Ashley Ludwig Staff Writer Julianne “Jules” Perez is a woman who runs Temecula. With her experience in personal fitness, training, and now the Get Vertical Boot Camp fitness classes, offered by Perez through Get Air Temecula, women in Temecula are finding new ways to get fit in a low impact environment. Inside, at 9:15 a.m. on a Tuesday, the music is thumping, and the encouragement of Perez as trainer can be heard from the lobby. On the many trampoline mats, women of a wide range of ages are sweating, moving, using their bodies in a non-impact way to burn calories and have fun. Get Vertical Boot Camp classes, priced at $60 for a punch card of 10 classes, also has a $7 drop in fee. Childcare is available for $3 per child. “The kids get to jump in the small air room while we sweat,” she said. “It’s a win win.” The classes take place on Tuesdays at 9:15 a.m. and on Sundays at 10 a.m., but check the schedules with Get Air prior to coming in. The high energy/low impact class is designed for any and all levels of fitness, according to Perez. New mother Heather Thies is

Personal Trainer Julianne Perez leads her class at Get Vertical Boot Camp at Get Air Trampoline Sports Park in Temecula.

back at Get Vertical Boot Camp, five weeks after her baby’s arrival. “The doctor cleared me and I was back into class,” Thies said. With one hand, she works out, the other, bottle feeding baby, trampoline side. “What other class could you do this?” The exercises are unique, with running up and down trampoline hills, leg lifts on the trampoline pads, and into the dodge ball room.

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Get Vertical Boot Campers circle around trainer Julianne Perez during their trampoline high energy, low impact fitness class. Ashley Ludwig photos

Laughter, friendship, and people motivating people was the order of the day for the boot campers, under Perez’s positive guidance. “I’ve been a runner and into personal fitness for the past four years,” she said. Now, Perez is helping others get out and get fit as well. Certified in Get Vertical by Sands Fitness, she is leading the way in Temecula to help the city have heart and stay fit. “I worked in the corporate world prior to having children,” she said. “Long hours and not much home time. I wanted to find something I could do for work to bring my son with me.” With family in tow, Perez’s high energy nature took her fans to the next level. “I love to challenge myself. I try to get outside of my box daily and do things that scare or excite me. I love when my love of fitness rubs off on others that I coach. That’s

the most rewarding thing about what I do.” “Contrary to what people might think, Get Vertical is very low impact,” she said. “Doing body weight exercises on trampolines actually takes 80 percent of the stress off of weight bearing joints.” The fitness class is ideal for avid athletes and people with injuries alike, according to Perez. “I have modifications for every move so every level of fitness can join in the fun,” she said. In the class there is a wide range of ages for attendees, from 12 to 60 years of age. “Most of my clients are women, however, the weekend classes often includes their hubbies, too. Those that sweat together, stay together!” Perez said laughing. When you come to Get Vertical Boot Camp, expect to get good and sweaty, Perez added. “We normally burn around 900

calories per hour long class,” she said. “I use mostly high intensity interval training which focuses on short burst of high intensity training followed by body weight exercises.” This type of training not only creates a long lasting and extreme calorie burn, it also protects you from muscle breakdown which can happen when doing cardio work, according to Perez. “Our boot camp members can also expect to have a lot of fun!” she said. “We have a great time and aren’t afraid to act silly as well. After all, we are on trampolines. What could be more fun than that?” Contact Perez by email to learn more about the Get Vertical Boot Camp classes. Your first class will be free, through Get Air Temecula, however, you must register first. Email neustel@hotmail.com or find Perez on Facebook at Julianne Neuestel Perez, or on Instagram @ JulesannPerez.

Red Cross, Nexcare Bandages and supermodel Niki Taylor celebrate World Blood Donor Day LOS ANGELES—The American Red Cross, in partnership with Nexcare Bandages and supermodel Niki Taylor, celebrated World Blood Donor Day on June 14 with the seventh annual Nexcare give program. All eligible donors are urged to roll up a sleeve to donate blood or platelets to help maintain the summer blood supply and prevent a shortage. The give program was created to raise awareness about the ongoing need for blood and platelets and inspire people to donate this summer and all year long. Nexcare developed a collection of limited-edition bandages surrounding this year’s theme, “Creating a Culture of Giving,” to remind donors of the importance of blood donation. The 2015 collection of bandages features eight vibrant designs inspired by patterns and textiles

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from various cultures and locations around the world. Many people say they never fully understood the importance of donating blood until they or someone they love needed it. Red Cross spokesperson and mother of four Niki Taylor understands the need for blood all too well. In 2001, she almost lost her life after a serious car accident. During her recovery, Taylor received approximately 100 units of blood. To this day, she credits her survival to the donors and doctors who helped save her life. Donors of all blood types are currently needed, especially those with types O negative, A negative and B negative. For more information or to make an appointment to donate blood or platelets, download the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Those who wish to show support and share personal blood donation stories with others on social media are encouraged to use the hashtag #GiveInspires in their posts, tweets and photos. How to donate blood Simply download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, vis-

it redcrossblood.org or call 1-800RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor card or drivers license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in. Individuals who are 16 with parental consent in California, weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements. About the American Red Cross The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-forprofit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or visit us on Twitter at @RedCross.

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Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac in Temecula receives Dealer of the Year award

Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac in Temecula was recently awarded a Dealer of the Year Award. Shown are the dealership’s staff Chris Farmer, manager after sales, Mike Navari, dealer network manager, Terry Gilmore, owner/president, Todd Tracy, general manager and Chris Shane, zone manager. Courtesy photo

TEMECULA—The “best of the best” Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers were recently honored at the General Motors Dealer of the Year award ceremony. Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac in Temecula was among the elite dealers recently awarded the Dealer of the Year Award. Sixty-three Chevrolet, 19 Buick, 20 GMC and 21 Cadillac dealers received 2014 awards; there are approximately 4,300 GM U.S.

dealers. The Dealer of the Year program honors dealer partners who have done an exceptional job toward GM’s collective goal of earning customers for life. To receive this honor, a dealer must be a top performer in sales and customer satisfaction. Dealers also must show commitment to these areas on a long term basis by retaining customers, using only genuine GM parts, participating in Standards for Excellence and maintaining com-

pliance with the Essential Brand Elements program requirements. Terry Gilmore, Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac’s owner/president commented, “I am very proud of each and every one of our employees for their efforts in making our dealership one of the best in the United States. It is due to their commitment and dedication to excellence that Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac holds this prestigious award.”

2015 Perris Auto Speedway Schedule June 27 July 4 July 18 July 25 August 15 August 29 September 5 September 12 September 19 October 3 October 24 November 11 November 12 November 13 November 14 November 25 November 26

PASSCAR SERIES - Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds and Factory Stocks “FIRECRACKER 40 & SKY CONCERT” USAC/CRA Sprint Cars, PAS Senior Sprints, PAS Young Guns and California Lightning Sprints “Power of Purple Night” Benefiting the City of Perris Relay For Life and The American Cancer Society. PASSCAR SERIES - Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds, Factory Stocks, and CDCRA Dwarf Cars NIGHT OF DESTRUCTION IV - Demo Cross, Figure 8s, Trailer Figure 8s and Spectator Racing “CALIFORNIA RACERS HALL OF FAME NIGHT” USAC/CRA Sprint Cars, PAS Senior Sprints, PAS Young Guns and California Lightning Sprints PASSCAR SERIES - Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds and Factory Stocks NIGHT OF DESTRUCTION V - Demo Cross, Figure 8s, Trailer Figure 8s, Spectator Race and a Block Party PASSCAR SERIES - Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds and Factory Stocks “GLENN HOWARD CLASSIC” USAC/CRA Sprint Cars, PAS Senior Sprints, PAS Young Guns and California Lightning Sprints 11th Southern California Fair PASSCAR “Champions Night” - Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds, Factory Stocks, and CDCRA Dwarf Cars Oval Nationals Practice 20th annual Oval Nationals USAC National and USAC/CRA Sprint Cars 20th annual Oval Nationals USAC National and USAC/CRA Sprint Cars 20th annual Oval Nationals USAC National and USAC/CRA Sprint Cars Turkey Night Grand Prix Practice Agajanian Promotions and Oval Entertainment, LLC Presents the 75th Running of The Turkey Night Grand Prix USAC NATIONAL AND WESTERN STATES MIDGETS

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No racing at Perris Auto Speedway this Saturday PERRIS—There is no racing at Perris Auto Speedway this Saturday, June 20. When racing returns with the PASSCAR Stock Car Series and IMCA Modifieds on June 27, one of the entries will be teenager Todd Gilliland of Sherrils Ford, N.C. The son of longtime NASCAR Sprint Cup driver David Gilliland, the youngster will be making his first appearance at the track where both his father and grandfather have won main events in the past. The Amsoil USAC/CRA Sprint Cars will be back at the PAS for their annual Independence Day show on July 4 along with the biggest and best fireworks show in Riverside County. The PAS Senior & Young Gun Sprints and California Lightning Sprint Cars will also be on the holiday program. The wildly popular Night of Destruction Series will be back at the famous Riverside County racing facility on July 25. Camping is available for $25 per night for all PAS events. The campground opens at noon the day before each event. Tailgating in the spectator parking lot will begin at 1p.m. for all PAS events as well. PAS wants to thank its corporate sponsors for the 2015 season: AA Lynco Painting, All Coast Construction, All Seasons Tree Repair, Amsoil, Archibald’s Restaurants, Ayers Hotel and Spa, BlueLine Rentals, Budweiser, California Budget Finance,

CamGuard, Champion Towing, City of Perris, Perris Com Ecco, Daytona Boat & RV Storage, Drop Zone, Edelbrock, Engine Pro, Harry’s Café, HD Industries, Hoosier Tires, Horizon Solar, K&N Engineering, Livingwaters Hospice, Luke’s Transmission, Moon Nursery, Paul Oil Company, Pepsi-Cola, Pick-A-Part Auto Salvage, Pizza Factory, Red Lion Inns and Suites, Robert Dempster, Scott Sales, Shaver Racing Engines, Sherwin-Williams, Stassines Cross, Square H, Swedish Speed, Trench Shoring, US Foods and Valley News. PAS is located on the Lake Perris Fairgrounds (home of October’s Southern California Fair), approximately one hour east of Los Angeles and one hour north of San Diego. To get to the track, take the 215 freeway, exit on the Ramona Expressway and go three miles east to the fairgrounds. To keep up with all of the latest PAS news, photos, gossip and receive special offers, sign up at the PAS Facebook site at www. facebook.com/pages/Perris-AutoSpeedway/113876798686480?r ef=hl. You can also keep up with the latest news and receive special offers from PAS at Perris Auto Speedway on Twitter. Video and DVD productions of all racing events at PAS are available from Loudpedal Productions. For more information on these productions, call (805) 844-3854,

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Linfield’s Taylor Bush among several area players drafted by MLB JP Raineri Sports Editor The 2015 MLB Amateur Draft took place on Monday, June 8, and though the talent pool here locally seemed huge this season, only a few area players were actually selected, including Linfield’s four-year varsity starting shortstop, Taylor Bush. Bush was drafted in the 36th round (1,094 overall) by the Washington Nationals, and also has a commitment to play at Westmont next season with his older brother. In the coming weeks, the Bush family, according to the Linfield coaching staff, will weigh the options and make a decision, as it is a big one to make. The draft, based on where most are drafted, gives young up and comers a hint of an opportunity to play professional baseball. Sometimes a lot goes into a selection, including what their academic background is, what their financial background is, and how a player and his parents feel about possibly bypassing an education, for the most part, so taking time to make the decision as a family is not unheard of. Most late draft picks will not get offered much money, and usually like to take a year or two to get bigger, stronger and faster. Unfortunately there is never a solid guarantee that one will get drafted again, but unlike the NBA and NFL where you only get one shot at the draft, baseball prospects can be drafted multiple times – out of high school, in junior college or after their junior year at a four-year school. Another one of this year’s local area baseball players that was selected includes former Great

Linfield’s four-year varsity starting shortstop, Taylor Bush, was drafted by the Washington Nationals in the 36th round of last week’s 2015 Major League Baseball Amateur draft.

Oak standout, Austin Bailey, who was drafted out of the University of San Diego in round 21 by the Kansas City Royals (639 overall). Bailey graduated from Great Oak in 2011. This year he was an All-WCC honorable mention and had a great senior campaign for the Toreros as he took home his second All-WCC honor of his career. Bailey, USD’s starting centerfielder, hit .314 with 65 hits, eight doubles, three triples, one home run and 27 RBI. In WCC action, Bailey hit .314 with 33 hits, four doubles, one triple and had 18 RBI. Other players from around the Southwest Riverside County area that were drafted are:

Rd. 5 10 10 15 17 17 17 19 21 24 26 30 34 35 35 36

No. 146 308 315 452 511 517 523 581 639 729 782 896 1,021 1,040 1,049 1,094

Courtesy photos Former Great Oak standout, Austin Bailey, was drafted out of the University of San Diego in round 21 by the Kansas City Royals during last week’s 2015 Major League Baseball Amateur draft.

Team / Player / Pos. / School Marlins - Justin Jacome - LHP - UC Santa Barbara (REV) Athletics - Steven Pallares - OF - San Diego State (Santiago) Angels - Adam Hofacket - RHP - Cal Baptist (Santiago) Blue Jays - Jackson McClelland - RHP - Pepperdine (REV) Brewers - Michael Petersen - RHP - RCC Pirates - Austin Sodders - LHP - RCC (Canyon Springs) Orioles - Branden Becker - SS - Cajon Cardinals - Ryan McCarvel - C- Howard College (Canyon Springs) Royals - Austin Bailey - SS - San Diego (Great Oak) Royals - Jonathan McCray - 2B - SBVC (King) Blue Jays -Gabe Clark- 1B - Oregon State (North) Marlins - Joe Chavez - SS -UC Riverside Brewers - Tristan Beck - RHP - Corona Twins - Hector Lujan - RHP - Westmont College (Jurupa Valley) Mets - George Thanapoulos - RHP - Columbia (REV) Nationals - Taylor Bush – SS - Linfield Christian

Murrieta Mesa’s Athletic Director Bree retires after 42 years

Courtesy photo Murrieta Mesa Athletic Director Bill Bree poses with Rams’ kicker Mateo Thompson, who was named to the All-State team this past year.

Paul Bandong Staff Writer Williiam “Bill” Bree is retiring again. Bree had been called out of retirement to start up and run the athletics program at Murrieta Mesa

High School when it opened in 2009. Bree had successfully done that previously at Golden West High School in Visalia where he served for 25 years. Bree has been recognized statewide and nationally and has been very involved in the California

Interscholastic Federation. “There have been many special moments here at Murrieta Mesa,” reminisced Bree. “Opening the school only happens once; holding the school’s first home football game on 9/11 with a military flyover and skydivers bringing the American flag, game ball and commemorative coin was special.” Bree received an AA from College of the College of the Sequioas in 1970, a BA from Cal State University Fresno in 1973, and a master’s degree in educational administration and supervision from CSU Fresno in 2003. Bree also holds two administrative credentials and a Lifetime California Secondary Credential. He has a Certificate in Leadership from Stanford University. Bree is also a Certified Master Athletic Administrator for the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators’ Association and a certified instructor for the American Sport Education Program. Bree began his career in 1973 at Divisadero Middle School in Visalia where he was the Physical Education Department chair and athletic director. He was also a teacher, PE department chair and athletic director at Golden West High School in 1979 until 2004. Bree fundraised $400,000

for a new community stadium in Visalia and participated in the design and construction phases. Bree also spent a year (2007-8) as an assistant principal at South Gwinnett High School in Georgia, prior to coming to Murrieta Mesa. Bree was the chairman of the Certification Committee and served on the Leadership Training Program Committee for the NIAAA. He has been president and a board member for the California State Athletic Director’s Association. He served on the California Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. He also served on various committees for the state CIF: rules, negotiations, officials, sport education, and scholar-athlete. He has been a presenter at numerous state and national conferences. He is also affiliated with the American Alliance of Physical Education, Health, Recreation and Dance; National Federation of High Schools; as well as the California Coaches Association. Bree was named CSADA Central Section Athletic Director of the Year in 1990; CSADA State Athletic Director of the Year in 1993; California Coaches Association Athletic Director of the Year in 1993 and 1998; NCCSAD State Athletic Director of the year in 1993 and 2002; NCCSAD Western regional Athletic Director of

the year in 1993 and 2002. He also received the NIAAA State Award of Merit in 1997; NIAAA National Citation in 1998; and the NIAAA Meritorious Service Award in 2001. Bree was also named Western States Athletic Director of the Year by the National High School Coaches Association in 1999. Bree has been a mentor for athletic administrators locally, statewide and nationally. Incoming Athletic Director John Broussard (Linfield Christian) has had the opportunity to work with Bree since April. “In our short time together it is obvious he has established a culture centered around the students. Bill has had the uncanny ability to keep our athletes’ minds on the real victory and lessons needed to succeed in life. I’ve witnessed him daily pouring into the kids encouraging them to be a champion in everything they do,” Broussard said. Bree expressed appreciation for the respect of the students, staff and parents for their love of Murrieta Mesa and their efforts to give back to the community. His parting words are: “Compete every day in every way with dignity and grace. Remain focused, be humble and don’t forget where you came from. Lastly, it’s all about attitude, effort and perseverance in life’s journey.”

Ruth named as Broncos girls’ head basketball coach JP Raineri Sports Editor Principal Mick Wager announced on the morning of Friday, June 12, that veteran Bronco Teacher & Coach, Kurt Ruth will be the new girls’ head basketball coach at Vista Murrieta High School. “Coach Ruth is a proven leader, winner and successful coach in a variety of sports,” stated Athletic Director Ray Moore. “Kurt’s teams always show tremendous spirit and hustle and these traits have led to his teams winning multiple league titles and competing for CIF section and state titles.” Ruth has been a successful head basketball coach for nine seasons, (two years at Gahr /Cerritos and seven years at Vista Murrieta. During that time, his teams won multiple league championships and qualified for the CIF Playoffs every year. His 1999 team at Gahr reached the CIF Southern Section Finals and competed in the CIF State Championships. Ruth was also named as the Long Beach Press-Telegram Basketball Coach

Courtesy photo Coach Kurt Ruth will be the new girls head basketball coach at Vista Murrieta High School.

of the Year. Coach Ruth has 40 seasons of coaching experience at all levels and in multiple sports. His varsity teams have garnered two CIF Championships, two CIF Finalists, and 21 Varsity League Championships and qualified for the CIF Playoffs in 31 times. He has also been named Daily Breeze Coach of the Year twice in baseball.

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VMHS’ Athletic Director Moore retires from illustrious career Paul Bandong Staff Writer Ray Moore, Athletic Director at Vista Murrieta High School for the past nine years, is retiring after an illustrious career that includes 32 years as a high school athletic director and 42 years in education. Moore’s coaching experience includes head coach of baseball, football and track teams; he was an assistant in baseball, football, wrestling, basketball and track. Moore was the West Coast Receivers Coordinator at the National Quarterback/Receiver Camp from 1990-2013. He was an assistant coach with the Orange County Cardinals Connie Mack Baseball (1998 State and Regional Champions, 2002 World Series Champions). Moore was the athletic director at Loara High School in Anaheim from 1984-1990, Diamond Bar High School from 1990-2003, and Vista Murrieta since 2003. Under his leadership at the three schools, teams and athletes have amassed 95 league championships, 13 CIF titles, 32 Individual CIF Champions,

four State Individual Champions, and one National Championship. During that time, teams from the three schools have made 24 state and national appearances. Under Moore, VMHS was named CIF Southern Section “School of Character Champion an unprecedented four times (2006, 2007, 2010 and 2011). Maxpreps named VMHS the “Most Spirited School in the Nation” in 2009 and 2010. In 2012, Scholastic Coach and Athletic Director Magazine named VMHS the nation’s Large Public High School recipient of the National Program of Excellence Award, the only public school in California to receive the honor. Moore has been honored as the 1997 CIF Southern Section Athletic Director of the Year and the 2001 California State Athletic Director of the Year. He was inducted into the Diamond Bar High School Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003 and was named Bronco Staff Member of the Year in 2004. Moore also received the CIF Southern Section Champions of Character Award in 2008.

Moore has also been active as a participant and leader in numerous organizations: National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (national presenter and committee member), National Council of Secondary School Athletic Directors (president and Executive Committee), California State Athletic Directors Association (presenter, vice-president, and Conference Program co-chair), CIF Southern Section (Executive Committee, Athletic Director Advisory Council, certified instructor, presenter for CIF San Diego Section), Foothill-Citrus Athletic Directors Association (President, Executive Board), and the Citrus Belt Athletic Administrators Association (Board Member, publicity chair). As an educator, Moore has taught government, U.S. history, world history, psychology, career exploration, math, and physical education. Moore has a lifetime secondary teaching credential, a lifetime community college teaching credential, and Tier I and Tier II Administrative Credentials. He is also an instructor for Concordia

Courtesy photo Ray Moore, athletic director at Vista Murrieta High School, is retiring after 42 years in education and 32 years as an athletic director.

University (Master’s in Athletic Administration). Connecting every student through staff encouragement has been an overriding principle in Moore’s approach. “That’s why

we’re all involved – to make a difference in kids’ lives and to let them know they are important and special and that they can do anything they put their mind to,” he said.

Girls Golf Recreational CampJune 15-June 26, Monday through Thursday, 3:30 - 6 p.m. for students athletes at MVHS. This will take place at Murrieta Driving Range and the Golf Club at Rancho California. Cost is $120 for all levels. For more information contact Coach Gallegos via email at rallegos@murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta.k12.ca.us/ Page/9046 or www.nighthawksgolf.com.

Water Polo Camp-June 16-July 23, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 to 10 a.m. for all student athletes at MVHS that are dedicated and hard working and want to improve their skills. Cost is $200. For more information, contact the instructor, Coach Lynton via email at blynton@murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta.k12.ca.us.

Upcoming summer sports camps Baseball Vista Murrieta Summer Baseball Camps: Youth Camps-June 22-25, grades K-8, Varsity Baseball Field, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., $150 per week or $250 for both. More info can be found at www.murrieta.k12.ca.us/ Page/12422 or email Coach Matt Mosiello at mmosiello@murrieta. k12.ca.us. Incoming Freshman CampNext year’s freshman at VMHS, Monday-Thursday, July 6 through July 16, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Varsity Baseball Field, $160. www. murrieta.k12.ca.us/Page/12422 or email mmosiello@murrieta.k12. ca.us. Wolfpack Baseball Camps: June 23-26. Grades 1-4: 8-10 a.m., Grades 5-8: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.. Location: Great Oak Varsity Baseball Field. Cost: $70. Flyer located on school baseball website or contact Coach Eric Morton at emorton@tvusd.k12.ca.us. Space is limited to just 50 players per session. Murrieta Valley High School Summer Baseball Camp: July 6-16, Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the MVHS baseball fields for all student athletes at MVHS that hard working dedicated athletes who want to improve their skills and learn more about the game of baseball and our program. Cost is $150. For more information contact Coach Monte Jones at mcjones@ murrieta.k12.ca.us or at (951) 6961408, ext. 5710. Chaparral High School Summer Baseball Camp: June 9-July 16th, 9th-12th grade students enrolled at Chaparral for 2015-16 school year. Location: Chaparral Varsity Baseball Field. Cost $160. Flyer located on school website or contact Coach Robb Floco at rfloco@tvusd.k12.ca.us. Basketball TVHS Boys & Girls Summer Basketball Clinic - TVHS Gym, June 22-25, 8-10 a.m., $80 per week. Contact (Boys) TVHShoops@gmail.com or (Girls) TVHSladybears2014@hotmail. com. Lil Rams Youth Basketball Camp-Ages 6-14 or 1st grade-8th grade-When: July 7-July 10 12-2 p.m.-Cost $50 includes shirt and awards - Contact Coach Rouse krouse@murrieta.k12.ca.us, more info at www.ladyramsbasketball. weebly.com. Stampede Youth Basketball Camp - Dates: June 22-25 - Times: 12:30- 3 p.m. Age Grades 3-5 and 6-8 (School Year 2015-16)-Cost $75-Camp website www.stampedecamps.weebly.com. Murrieta Valley High School Boys Basketball Camp-June 15July 10. Times will vary, but will be in two-hour blocks, for students athletes at MVHS. Cost is $200. For more information, contact the instructor, Steve Tarabilda via email at starabilda@murrieta. k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta. k12.ca.us. Phone (951) 696-1408, ext. 5724 Murrieta Valley High School Girls Basketball Camp-June 15July 19, Monday through Thursday (times still TBD) for student athletes at MVHS. Cost is $250

for all levels. For more information, contact the instructor, Coach Richards via email at srichards@ murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www. murrieta.k12.ca.us. Phone (951) 696-1408, ext. 5722 Genesis Hoops Summer Basketball Camps – Genesis Hoops offers various camps for all ages and levels. Join Genesis Hoops this summer 2015 for six exciting weeks Summer Basketball Camp in the Inland Empire. These Murrieta, Riverside, and Perris Summer camps will focus on a myriad of skill development areas, including, core skills, ball handling, shooting, speed, agility, elite combine skills testing, and much more. Each fun three-day (18 hour) basketball Camp offers one-ofa-kind experience. Enjoy competitive 3-on-3 tournament style games, compete in skills contests for awards/prizes, and experience some of the very best basketball training around. These camps are perfect for boys and girls ages 5-15 of all skill levels looking to improve their game while having a great time. Admission also includes a free camp T-shirt. Camps will take place starting in June and run through August. Space is limited. When you register children in the same family to the same camp, a sibling discount of $5 off per sibling is also available. Visit www.genesishoops.com. Cross Country 2015 Cross Country Summer Camp-July 6-July 25 and Aug. 3-Aug. 8 from 7-9 a.m. at the Murrieta Valley High School Track. Cost is $150 for all boys and girls interested in running cross country for Murrieta Valley High School in the 2014-2015 season (Camp attendance not required to be part of the team, but it is highly recommended). For more information contact Coach Fabrice via email at coachfabricexc@gmail.com. Phone (951) 852-4128. Green Valley Running CampJuly 27-July 31 from 7:30-10 a.m. at the Green Valley Campground which is located near Arrowbear in the San Bernardino National Forest in Southern California. It is centered between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. Cost is $120 for all boys and girls attending Cross Country Summer Camp during July 2015 or after coaches’ approval. (Running Camp attendance not required.) For more information contact Coach Fabrice via email at coachfabricexc@gmail.com. Phone (951) 852-4128. Speed Camp-Increased Athletic Performance. Calvary Murrieta Christian School-High School Campus. July 6-July 30, Jr. High (8-9 a.m., Monday-Thursday), Jr. Varsity (9-10 a.m., MondayThursday), Varsity (10-11 a.m., Monday-Thursday). $175. Coach Scott McLeod, MS. (951) 764 2995. Lead12victory@yahoo.com. Sponsored by Ladas Athletics. Football Golden Bears Youth Football Camp - (Grades 2-8 in the fall) - Dates: Monday, June 22 through Thursday, June 25. Times: 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. each day. Cost is $75(includes a T-Shirt). Contact: Coach Mey at tvhscoachmey@gmail.com or tvhsbearsfootball.com. Murrieta Mesa Ram Summer Football-All levels-July 6-Aug. 6

(Mon-Thurs. Additional passing league dates TBA)-7:30 a.m.10:30 a.m. for incoming Freshmen: *weights @ 7:30-8:30 a.m., field 8:30-10:30 a.m.- J.V./Varsity:*field at 7:30-9:30 a.m., weights 9:3010:30 a.m. - Tuition:*$150 (includes Nike shirt and Nike shorts as well as direct costs of facilities, tournament fees, and staff).*Cash or Credit Card payment (no checks) can be made one of two ways: MMHS Bookkeeping office (7:003:00 M-Th, lunch is 12-1) with cash only or Webstore at http://webstores.activenetwork.com/schoolsoftware/adult_ed_mmhs_summer/ CC only (processing fee applies). Questions: Contact Coach Schaeffer at jschaeffer@murrieta.k12. ca.us or (951) 677-0568, ext. 6421. Murrieta Valley High School Football recreational Camp-Dates: July 6-July 24, Monday through Friday 3-7 p.m. at MVHS for all students interested in playing Nighthawk Football. Camp will include; strength and weight training speed development training, football skill development, football scheme development. Cost is $450. For more information, contact the instructor, George Wilson via email at gwilson@murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta.k12.ca.us. Golf TVHS Girls Golf Boot Camp Grades 8-12, Legends Golf Course, July 6-9, 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is $99. Contact Shannon Wolter at (951) 833-6944 or via email at shanwolt@verizon.net or Barbara Rund at gldngirl@dslextreme.com. Second annual Lakeside Summer Golf Camp-interested high school players, Glen Ivy Golf Club, Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning July 7, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., $150 which includes eight rounds of golf, polo shirt, and driving range instruction. Coach Rich Smith, (951) 805-0734. TGA summer camps at the Legends Golf Club-Five weeks scheduled in June and July, Monday through Friday each week from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost is $250 and includes golf instruction, lunch, games and prizes and on course play. Register online at golftga. com. Questions please contact Jeff Sampson at (760) 518-2725 or via email at jsampson@golftga.com. Murrieta Valley High School

Lacrosse TVHS Girls Volleyball Youth Summer Camp-Girls 5th - 8th grade. TVHS Main Gym, July 14 - 17, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Early bird registration prior to July 1 - $110. After July 1-$130. Download flyer at TVHS Athletics/Volleyball website or contact Coach Bush at (951) 541-3535 or via email at lbush@tvusd.k12.ca.us. Murrieta Mesa High School Summer Lacrosse Camp-current and incoming MMHS students, Weekdays June 15-July 2, 7:30-9:30 a.m., $140, Coach Arthur, (951) 595-0282 or headcoachmesalax@verizion.net. Soccer Murrieta Valley High School Boys Soccer Camp-June 15-July 3 from 7:30-9:30 a.m. at the Murrieta Valley High School Stadium. Cost is $200. For more information contact Coach Matt Stratton via email at mstratton@murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta.k12.ca.us. Temecula Valley High School Girls Soccer Camp-July 21, 22, 23-9 a.m. to 12 p.m. – for girls in 2nd Grade - 7th grade. Futsal, Soccer Tennis, and 3v3. Come join us for three mornings of fun. Contact Coach Guinn at californiacoastja.m.@gmail.com. For more information visit tvhsgirlssoccer9416.shutterfly.com. Phone (951) 757-7938. Tennis Great Oak Tennis Camp-June 9-July 2. Cost: $90. For 9th – 12th grade Boys and Girls enrolled at Great Oak for the 2015-16 school year. For more information contact Athletic Director Lois Gorbacz at (951) 294-6450, ext. 2004 or via email at lgorbacz@tvusd.k12.ca.us.

Wrestling Murrieta Valley High School Recreational Summer Wrestling Camp-June 15-25, Monday through Thursday from 1-3 p.m. at the MVHS wrestling room for all student athletes at MVHS. Cost is $100. For more information contact Coach Manny Murillo via email at mmurillo@murrieta.k12.ca.us or visit www.murrieta.k12.ca.us. Phone: (760) 715-5323. Volleyball Forza1 Summer Camps 2015 Starting in June Forza1 is offering a variety of camps all summer. Improve your skills and be trained by some of Forza1’s best coaches. All different elements of the game will be taught this summer for both girls and boys so you can target your development. Questions? Visit www. forza1south.com. Contact can also be made with Christina Pulver at (951) 813-9315 or via email at christina@forza1volleyball.com. Viper Volleyball 2015 Summer Camps - Come play with Viper Volleyball over the summer to expand your volleyball game, stay in shape, make new friends and have fun. Whether you’re looking to learn new indoor technique or improve your positional skills, or you want to get outside and improve your sand volleyball skills, Viper has the summer camps for you. It offers a variety of camps for all ages and abilities of campers ranging from 5-18 years old. All camps compliment each other, so feel free to sign up for multiple camps. Visit www.vipervolleyball. org today for specific dates, times and registration. Please call our gym at (951) 265-4695 or email pookie@vipervolleyball.org with any questions you have.

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Forza1 Summer Volleyball Camps Great facility. Great Training. Join us! July 6 - August 7 for ages 6-18 Forza1 is offering a variety of camps to help girls and boys learn the game and improve their skills. We have camps for beginners ages 6 and up and also offer intermediate and advanced level training. Check out our All-Skills Camp that will cover all the fundamentals and is a great introduction camp for new and intermediate players!

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Vista Murrieta’s Candaele honored while Norman ran loose in New York JP Raineri Sports Editor

the area’s Boys’ Track Coach of the Year, “In the end, it wasn’t as easy as it looked. We were injury plagued this season and then going from the Section Finals to the Masters meet, a state meet qualifier, all within six days of each other, that alone brought with it much stress. The boys did what they did from start to finish and deserved to reclaim their titles in both the Southwestern League and Division 1 from rival Great Oak. They persevered to become the Inland area’s first outright boys team state champion, and they did it as

A little bit of luck and a lot of talent will go a long way in the sports world, and veteran Vista Murrieta football and track and field coach, Coley Candaele, will be the first to tell you all about it firsthand. Though they are fresh off of winning their fifth CIF-Southern Section Division 1 team title in six years, the Vista Murrieta’s boys’ track team endured a lot this season, and according to Coach Candaele, who was just named

Vista Murrieta’s Coley Candaele is named the area’s Boys’ Track Coach of the Year after leading the Broncos to the boys’ CIF SS Division 1 Championship as well as the state boys team title.

Michael Norman won the Dream 100 with a time of 10.36 on Saturday, June 13, at the Adidas Grand Prix held in New York at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island.

David Canales photos Great Oak’s Destiny Collins (4:43.45) places 7th in the Dream Mile at the Adidas Grand Prix held in Randall’s Island, New York on Saturday, June 13.

a team.” Of course, while Coach Candaele’s name was being thrown into the ring as coach of the year, his focus was elsewhere as one of his top track and field standouts, junior Michael Norman, has been getting loads of media attention, especially after he shattered the state meet record in both the 200- and 400-meter races just a few short weeks ago. Norman, who began track at age 5, broke the Riverside County record in both the 200 (20.30 seconds) and 400 (45.19) and found his way atop the national all-time list as he was also was part of a 400 relay team that set a county record (40.53). His 200 and 400 times have him ranked No.1 in the U.S. this season and his time tied the National Federation of U.S. High School Associations record and equaled the No.8 performance all-time. The 400 time equals the No.7 performance all-time.

Michael Norman of Vista Murrieta wins the 200 meters in a state meet record 20.30 in the 97th CIF State Track and Field Championships at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Clovis.

The 400 relay and 1,600 relay times, set at the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 finals, where Norman led Vista Murrieta to a fifth team title in six seasons, ranked No.2 and No.6 in the U.S. and regardless of the distance or the venue, Michael Norman just keeps on going. In just his fourth 100-meter race of his high school career and the first one he had run in 14 months, Norman took a bite out of the competition in the Big Apple to win the Adidas Dream 100 last Saturday in New York. With a time of 10.36 seconds, Norman, who posted on social media after the race that the conditions were not perfect, ran the second-fastest time by a California high school sprinter this spring and ranks No.5 in the U.S. for windlegal marks. Now the national leader, State Champion and Riverside County record holder in both the 200 and

400 meters, Norman did say he was nervous going into the Adidas Grand Prix race because he last ran the 100 in a dual against Murrieta Mesa a year ago April, which he won in 10.73 seconds. Needless to say, this national standout from Murrieta has learned how contain his nerves and will be doing so for a long time to come. Great Oak’s Destiny Collins also found herself in New York last Saturday and ran in the Dream Mile where she placed seventh in 4 minutes, 43.45 seconds. The Dream 100 and Dream Mile are part of the Adidas Grand Prix meet that included Olympic and World Champions and were held at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island. Collins, a junior, is the county recordholder in the 1,600 and 3,200. She was also the CIF Southern Section Division 1 champion in both and the CIF State Champion in the 3,200.

TVCC to host 2015 Wine Country Classic Golf Tournament at Temecula Creek TEMECULA—Temecula’s premier golf tournament, the Wine Country Classic sponsored by Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. returns on June 19 at the Temecula Creek Inn. The Shotgun Start time is 10 a.m. Players will be able to experience 18 holes of championship golf sur-

rounded by over 300 acres of rustic beauty, dramatic elevation changes, sweeping mountain views and yearround sunny weather. The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Wine Country Classic Golf Tournament combines business networking with a healthy dose of competition. So come on

out, play a round of golf, network with others, advertise your company, generate business and most importantly, have fun! Join us for an exciting day on the course for a round of 18 holes. Each registered player receives a souvenir, goodie bag, golf with cart, lunch and banquet dinner. Proceeds from

this event go back into helping our community grow and flourish. Not able to attend the event? Market your business by donating a prize to one of the raffle packages. This is a great opportunity to get new customers and promote your business name to over 150 golfers. Reservations are $175 per golfer

or $700 per foursome. The Temecula Creek Inn is located at 44501 Rainbow Canyon Rd. in Temecula. For more information, contact Jennifer Cloud at Jennifer@temecula.org or call (951) 676-5090.

SoCal State Amateur Boxing Championships hit Menifee Ardie Crenshaw Writer Thousands of boxing fans packed the Valley Wide Park and Recreation center in Menifee for the fourth annual SoCal State Amateur Boxing Championships on Sunday, June 7. The three-day tournament showcased over 360 boxers that

ranged in age from 8 to adult that competed for championship belts. On the final day of the tournament former professional boxers were in attendance to support youth boxing. Among the professionals at the tournament was former champion Fernando Vargas who brought his boxing team. Local boxing clubs represented

included Temecula Boxing and the host club Riverside Boxing from Canyon Lake. Former pro Joel Casemayor also was on hand to support the fighters. Casemayor fought Palm Springs boxer Timothy Bradley in 2012. Bradley will be fighting for a title on June 27 at the StubHub Center in Carson.

Danny Arnujo, left, sends a powerful body shot to his opponent’s midsection during the opening seconds of the title fight at the Valley Wide Park and Recreation center in Menifee during the fourth annual SoCal State Amateur Boxing Championships on Sunday, June 7. Andrez Imaging photos

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Temecula’s Danny Arnujo receives the Southern California State Amateur Boxing Championship Belt for the 114lb division on Sunday, June 7.

Temecula Boxing gym owner and trainer, Jesse Moreno, left, gives last minute instructions to Temecula resident Danny Arnujo as he prepares to fight in the Southern California State Amateur Championship on Sunday, June 7 in Menifee.

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Remembering a hero Kim Harris Managing Editor On Wednesday, June 10, I loaded my family into the car and we drove to downtown Murrieta to be a part of the group of people welcoming Sgt. Eric Seaman home, never did I in my wildest dreams imagine what I would witness. The streets were packed and parking was virtually non-existent. My husband ended up dropping us all off and going to find parking, eventually managing to make his way back to where we patiently waited, jockeying for position along the crowded sidewalk, gripping our American flags in our hands.

I left my kids – they are 15 and 17 – on the sidewalk to wait for my husband, broke out my press pass and made my way through the crowd to take some photos. Friends chatted with friends, neighbors sat together visiting and virtual strangers spoke to each other in hushed voices as I walked down Kalmia Street, snapping photos as I weaved in and out of the throngs of people waiting to welcome Sgt. Seaman home, pay their last respects and show support to his family. I crossed over Jefferson Avenue and made my way to the median strip. That’s when I spied him. A lone Marine in dress blues surrounded by his family stood on Kalmia Street. He

patiently waited for an opportunity to give a final salute. He stood at parade rest, occasionally answering a question asked by his wife or leaning over to talk to a small child in the stroller in front of him. And that’s when it really hit me. The May 12 helicopter accident in Nepal while on a humanitarian mission that took Sgt. Seaman’s life could just have easily been that Marine I was stealing glances at. Worse yet, it could have easily been my husband, who spent much of his Navy Corpsman career with Marines out of Camp Pendleton. I cannot even begin to fathom, how different my life would be today had that been the case and I knew then

and there that I needed to focus this week’s column on Sgt. Seaman, his family and all of those who lost loved ones, but most of all I wanted to take the opportunity to say how proud I am to be a resident of Murrieta. As I looked around at the mass of people who gathered to bid Sgt. Seaman a final farewell, my heart swelled with pride. Pride for my country, pride for my husband and his service and pride for this community that came together creating a beautiful moment for a wonderful family that has suffered a terrible loss. To Sgt. Seaman’s family, you have made the ultimate sacrifice, something that every military family fears, but you

have bore the responsibility well. Your strength and courage in your time of loss has been truly amazing and I am sure that Sgt. Seaman approves as he watches you from that far off place. To Sgt. Seaman, your sacrifice was the greatest that you could give to our country; your selfless actions to help others who were less fortunate than yourself were above commendation. Your honor, courage and commitment to the Corps is the stuff that legends are made of. Rest in peace, Marine. To those who came out to show such overwhelming love and support to this family, you are why I love this community. Thank you for reminding all of us what love and compassion look like.

dignity, and yet a sad joy as the hearse brought the body of Sgt. Seaman home. On Friday things were much more normal as we staged for the funeral. A member of the family, I believe his father-in-law, came and thanked us profusely. We followed the hearse into the stadium, dismounted and raised the flags. When they played “Amazing Grace,” there weren’t many dry eyes in the house. With atheist groups trying to remove crosses at Mt. Soledad

and on Camp Pendleton, and any other aspect of faith in the military, I was very pleased at that the chaplain gave a very poignant sermon making very clear that Sgt. Eric Seaman was now home with his Lord. As they recited John 15:13, “Greater love hath no man than this: that he lay down his life for his friends,” I looked up at the 100 or so Marines in attendance with affection and respect...like their fallen brother, Sgt. Eric Seaman, that’s what they do.

Seeing a hero home, truly an honor for Temecula man Gregory A. Scharf Special to Valley News I had the great honor of joining the Patriot Guard in escorting the funeral procession of Sgt. Eric Seaman and his family from Lindbergh Field to the mortuary in Murrieta, then from the mortuary to Storm Stadium. At his funeral, I learned that he liked to do things in a big way, and by God, that’s the way his celebration of life went down. I have been on 10 or so missions, all very moving, but none like this one. The Patriot Guard was formed a decade ago to protect grieving families from the Westboro Baptist Church. Many of the guys are Vietnam Vets, making sure their fallen younger brothers-in-arms are treated with the respect they didn’t get … there are a couple Korean War Vets, now veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. I joined in 2011 to keep my sanity when my son and son-in-law deployed to Afghanistan, and there are often several Gold Star parents whose sons/daughters were killed in action. When I got to the staging area near Lindbergh Field Wednesday, my jaw dropped. I think the largest turnout I’ve seen is somewhere between 50 to 100 riders. On Wednesday there were 200. There were the normal Patriot Guard Riders, as well as riders from the American Legion, but there

were military bike clubs, there were clubs I never heard of, many service members and there were even a few nomad Devil’s Disciples, which actually worked out well. Road Captain Larry Lizcarraga told me that what had happened was a leak. Normally Patriot Guard runs are announced quietly to members, first so the creeps that might disrupt a funeral don’t get wind of it, and second, many people don’t know how to ride in formation, so it can be a safety problem. Somebody published the notice on a couple Harley owners’ group sites and it went viral. There were so many, we couldn’t do the flag ceremony at the airport, on the other hand, due to the notice, we had first responders on overpasses saluting the procession pretty much from Lindbergh Field on; I get choked up thinking about it. I was told our procession was over two miles long. The Westboro Baptists have not made it out here on any of the runs I’ve been on, but a punk in a Jeep Cherokee apparently was upset at being inconvenienced and began shouting obscenities and waving a finger at the procession. A young man wearing a Go-Pro caught it all, then broke ranks and went in front of him to slow him down and keep him from the family. The Patriot Guard has protocols for protecting the families when stopped, but due to California traffic laws,

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Great Oak High School band plays for the crowd at the school’s 2015 graduation ceremony. Courtesy photo

The Chaparral JROTC Color Guard presents the American flag at the 2015 graduation ceremony which took place on the brand new turf field at Chaparral High School on June 4. JP Raineri photo

Kim Harris Managing Editor High school graduations give students a time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. This year thousands of students did just that in ceremonies held throughout the area in recent weeks. Students in Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Wildomar and Lake Elsinore all received diplomas that signify the next chapter in their young lives. These students worked hard throughout their elementary, middle school and high school days and as a reward for their endeavors, received stellar grades and a record number of scholarships. All are a true

testament to the dedication of our teachers, the efforts of each school district and more importantly, the discipline and commitment put forth by students themselves. These young men and women now know how it feels to accomplish a goal that they worked hard to achieve over the past 13 years of their lives, a feeling that comes only a handful of times in a person’s life. A feeling that should never be forgotten as graduates set and begin to work towards new goals as they learn how to live their lives as responsible, productive adults. Some of these kids will head off to college, some to trade school, and some into the military. Some may even choose to take time

off from their education and travel the world. Whatever the next step on their journey to adulthood is, Valley News and the entire staff offer our hearty compliments and kudos to these students as they finish off their high school careers. The future is bright for them, and we have been proud to have covered their many accomplishments over the years. As a way to honor the Class of 2015, we are presenting our special Graduation Issue. In this edition of Valley News, we list all graduates from every school in our coverage area who choose to submit a list of students who received their diplomas and include photos from the different commencement

ceremonies that we had the pleasure of attending. We sincerely hope you enjoy this section and that you look back fondly on your high school days. So from all of us here at Valley News to you, Class of 2015, we know that graduation is a proud moment for you and we know that chasing your dreams requires hard work and passion. That is something we sincerely hope you carry with you your entire life. You all deserve this moment. Now set your goals high and don’t stop until you get there. Your future is bright, your roads are unpaved and only your actions can shape your destiny. Best of luck to all of our graduates and congratulations on a job well done.

The Vista Murrieta High School Chamber Choir sing the National Anthem during the commencement ceremony on June 11, 2015. Shane Gibson photo

Murrieta Valley High School Class of 2015 arrive at their seats during the commencement program on June 10, 2015. Shane Gibson photo

Girls just wanna have fun at their Temescal Canyon High School commencement ceremony on Wednesday, June 3. Courtesy photo

The 2015 graduates of TVHS entered the stadium with pomp and circumstance as the band played. Ashley Ludwig photo

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Great Oak High School Adeena Abdallah Morgan Abeyta Tanner Acomb Juan Acosta Julia Adame Anthony Agbay Hunter Ahlberg Avanisse Alarva Paul Alatorre Elizabeth Alcantara Ezekiel Aldape Garron Alexander Sean Alexander Madison Allen Alakai Almodova Alexa Almond Alejandro Altamirano Jose Alva John Alvarado Ricky Alvarado Moses Amador Landon Amaradio Erik Anderson Olivia Anderson Enrique Angeles Carbullido Anthony Anselmo Allee Anton Arvin Antonio Lucas Antonio Roman Aquino Alexis Arellano Elias Arellano Rafael Aribuabo Anthony Arvizu Melissa Arzate Stacie Ascue Reno Ashmead Laatsch Sarah Asten Jeremiah Aston Madelyn Atkinson Jessica Auxillos Soenter Avendano Jesus Avila Logan Bac Emily Bader Tiffany Bagwell Kimberly Baker Quinn Balder Summer Bales Gabrielle Balka Brandon Bandith Megan Barney Hayley Bascom Arthur Basquez Bryce Baugh Aitana Baumgartel Stephanie Beck Dylan Bell Irene Bell Jamie Bennett Elizabeth Bento Emily Bento Cody Benton Jordan Bermudez Cayden Berry George Binni Miles Bishop Nicholas Blake Ashlyn Blakely Jake Blickhan Fredric Bodden Marlena Boltres Nicholas Bongiorno David Boone Emily Borden Tristyn Bostock Marcus Boulet Jason Bowen Egan Bower Tristan Bowls Amanda Boyd Macyn Brandau Lauren Brannan Mitchell Brenkus Matthew Brennan Adam Brown Jerry Brown Joshua Brown Jarrett Broyles Kayla Bruemmer Alyssa Bryant John Buckley Austin Burris Nathaniel Butzke Abby Buxbaum Martin Cabrera Amari Cain Charles Calihan Lauren Call Cameron Campbell Sabrina Canoy Christian Carlson Andie Carpenter William Carter David Carvajal Henry Casarez Jehd Castro Sarina Castro Stephanie Cervantes Brandon Chacon Olyvia Chaltas Montana Chambon Ryon Chang Daniel Chavez Daniela Chavez Daniel Chen

Wenyu Chen Carlos-Roberto Chiu Grant Christman Aniel Chua Joseph Ciochetto Nicholas Cioffi Jade Claerhout Alexa Clark Trevor Clarke Nicole Clemente Rebecca Clossick Skye Coake Michael Colello Corrin Collins Kaitlin Combs Ethan Conely Christopher Connary Tyler Connors Alexis Contreras Cecilee Cook Matthew Cook Tyler Coons Paige Corbett Jonathan Corcoran Keanna Corley Prestan Cornelius Jose Corona Espinoza Adrena Correa Demi Cortez Jacob Cortez Justin Cortez Noah Cosentino Randi Courter Zachary Coward Alyssa Cox Jordan Crosby Quran Crowder Kathleen Crowley Arhiell Cruda Alexander Cunningham Laura Curry Rachel Daily Christian Dalton Alexandre Dang Caleb Daniel Maricar Danker Garrett Darley Tyler Davenport Chezyrome David Abigayle Davis Kristiana Davis Jayson De Leon Mitzi De Loera Nicholas Dee Morgan DeEncio Susana DeFrank Torian Denard Garrett Denton Saul DeUlloa Joseph Di Carlo Camryn Diaz Cecilia Diaz Gallegos Victoria Dillinger Hoang Dinh Nicholas Doan Ariel Docuyanan Jonathan Donato Austin Douglass India Dove Devin Downing Kelsey Downing Sierra Drexel Nicholas Duarte Jared Duenas Jasmine Duke Isaiah Dunlap Christopher Dunn Christopher Duro Dwyn Dwyer Scott Dwyer Justin Eckert Austen Eddy Cole Edwards Brendan Ejaus Dietrich Ekstrom Yousef Elafrangi Alexis Ellison Jonathan Encarnacion Trey Endris Steven Engen Isaac Enriquez Daniel Epp Jose Espino Mariezon Estrella Matthew Evans Ashley Evenson Brian Fabriga Eveliina Fallini Ryan Farnham Lauren Fatone Tyler Ferre Wiley Files Marc Fimbres Nicholas Fisher Allie Flores Nicholas Florez Mackenzie Foerster Jordan Fontana Madeleine Ford Gabriel Fordice Varela Mason Foster Giovanna Fragoso Francisco Fragozo Araceli Franco Jarrod Frank Latrelle Franklin

Great Oak High School graduating seniors mugging for the camera at the 2015 ceremonies.

Great Oak High School Class of 2015 celebrates their graduation after Courtesy photos the turning of the tassel ceremony.

Latrice Franklin Jalie Fransway Breonna Fregeau Nathan Fruehe Enola Fulgencio Manuel Galaz Brandon Galban Alfonso Galindo Pellegrin Viana Gallardo Aubrey Gambold Joseph Gandini Dante Gao Alexandria Garcia Anais Garcia Daisy Garcia Kaylee Garcia Rebekah Garcia Yesenia Garcia Vanessa Garduno Bridgette Garrison Vanessa Gatchalian Nicole Gecan Susan Geiger Savannah Genovese Alexandra Gerke Lawrie German Maurice Geyen Trent Gharring Alice Giba Chase Gilbert Myles Gilbert Deep Gill Margaret Gittings Stormy Golightly Dominic Gonzales Ethan Gonzales Josiah Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Alejandro Gonzalez Alexis Gonzalez Elizabeth Gonzalez Adriana Gonzalez Torday Aiayana Goodrow Bryce Gotuzzo Justin Gozun Adriana Graham Megan Granda Karlie Graves Angela Griffin Reagan Grigsby Trina Grindheim Dawit Gugsa Latham Guillory Lindsay Gunderson Myrna Gungon Kellen Gustine Jenna Hadjis Bella Hadlick Tyler Haggard Andrew Hall Krista Hansen Alyssa Harbottle Steven Harding Jada Harris Jessica Harris Jonathan Harris Luke Harris Marina Harrison Kevin Hatchett Madison Hayde Madison Hayes Mitchell Hayes Seth Hayzelden Katelyn Heideman Brooke Helgeson Madison Helmer Aliya Hennessy Nicholas Hermesman Christian Hernandez David Hernandez Jonathan Hernandez Luis Hernandez Maribell Hernandez Marissa Hernandez Brayden Hesford Jessica Hidrogo Shannon Higgins

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TVHS seniors, friends and members of the Temecula Valley High School tennis team, celebrate their graduation following the 2015 commencement ceremony. Ashley Ludwig photos

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Congratulations

Kellie-Dale Mariah Day Kellie,

We are so proud of your accomplishments the past 4 years, and all that you achieved while at Temecula Valley High School. Most importantly, as you start your journey at the University of Mississippi (Ole’ Miss) know that we love you and are only a phone call away. Hotty Toddy!

Love,

TVHS CLASS OF 2015

Aunt Ashley, Uncle Perry & All of the Family

Congratulations

Olivia Brown!

2015 Graduate Temecula Valley High School

We are excited for your bright future as an Aztec at San Diego State University! Love, Mom, Dad, Beau & Bridget

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Temecula Valley High School Class of 2015 reaches for stars Ashley Ludwig Staff Writer

Temecula Valley High School’s new stadium filled with families and supporters of students ready to begin the next phase of their lives. On Thursday, June 4, the area around Temecula Valley High School was packed with families, friends, and supporters of the graduating class of almost 600 students. “This is the first graduating class to celebrate in our brand new facility,” Principal Allen Williams said. “It’s exciting to see.” Students were granted the opportunity to gain special seating for the coveted event, winning tickets in a raffle breakfast, with grand prize winners sitting in the VIP section on the field, or atop the skybox booth, including a banner, bearing the graduating senior’s name. “It’s a grand celebration after this year,” Williams said. Parents waited in line for their seats in a well ordered event, with home side seating filling up. A video montage of the class, and the seniors backstage had visitors cheering their seniors on prior to their grand march onto the football field. The TVHS symphony and chorus sang as crowds sat and the TVHS cheer team sold seat cushions, cheerleading megaphones and snacks. The color guard brought the flags into the stadium before seniors set-

TVHS sign on the brand new football field. It was the first graduation for the Golden Bears in the new high school stadium. Ashley Ludwig photo

tled and the Class of 2015 showed their talent as students of the drama department sang to entertain the gathered crowd. “I can’t believe this day has finally come,” mother Paige Day said of her graduating senior, Kellie-Dale Mariah Day who plans on attending the University of Mississippi. The over three-hour event called names of each senior, finalizing in the honorary moving of the tassel. “I’ve been looking forward to this my entire high school career, and now, I almost can’t believe that it’s over,” one high school senior said.

Hats flew and friends cheered as families were allowed on the field for pictures, flowers, and hugs. One simple reminder remains as a 2015 class member spoke from the center stage. “I haven’t lived much life yet, so I won’t pretend to share my wisdom with you,” the graduating senior girl said. “But I will share the wisdom of one we’ve all learned from over the years. Bill Nye, the Science Guy once said, ‘Everyone out there knows something that you don’t know.’ So listen to others, Class of 2015, and keep learning.”

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Graduation 2015

Temecula’s Students of the Year honored TEMECULA—Eight Temecula high school seniors were honored as Students of the Year on May 20 by the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce at the Sizzler restaurant in Murrieta. The following students were recognized by their families, teachers, principals, the business community and locally elected officials. Linfield Christian High School – Amanda Leigh Principal Holly Wilson said Leigh made such a difference in the school’s community, cares so deeply, and thanked her for what she has done for Linfield the last four years. Wilson said Leigh was the junior ASB president, senior ASB president, yearbook editor, volleyball captain and took countless AP classes. Leigh said the people she shared moments with are what mattered to her and she can’t wait for the new experiences college will bring and looks forward to being a friend to someone who needs one. She plans on attending UCLA in the fall. Great Oak High School – Anthony Agbay Principal Marc Horton said “AJ” plays the piano, reached the semifinals in tennis, and was selected for an Abbott internship last summer and does all these amazing things with such a beautiful balance and humbleness. Horton said Agbay has left Great Oak High School a much better place than when he came. Agbay said he is honored he spent four years at Great Oak and has learned that achieving one’s goals is only the beginning for helping the community. He was involved in the science Olympiad, the IB program, was a tutor, volunteered at tennis camps and played tennis. He plans on attending Stanford in the fall for bio-engineering and hopes to continue his community service and outreach programs. Temecula Valley High School – Kaitlyn Jin Hee Kim Jin Hee Kim was unfortunately unable to attend the Student of the Year ceremony because she was out of state at her brother’s college graduation. Principal Allen Williams said she is a bright light on the Temecula Valley High School campus and has a very bright future ahead of her. Williams said Jin Hee Kim and another student led the National Honor Society ceremony and handled it so well. Williams

Student of the Year Award recipients from left, Amanda Leigh, Anthony Agbay, Stephanie Cashwell, Amanda Ketcham, Mikayla Sutton, Neville Muringayi and Megan Crain. Not pictured is Kaitlyn Kim. Courtesy photo

read a letter Jin Hee Kim wrote for the ceremony. In it, she said she was so honored and thankful to be named the Student of the Year for Temecula Valley High School. She quoted Winston Churchill who said, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts,” and said the teachers at TVHS encouraged students to take chances. She plans on attending UCLA in the fall to study business economics. Rancho Vista High School – Stephanie Cashwell Principal Greg Cooke said Cashwell left the school in December 2014 because she graduated early and he misses seeing her pull up to school in her little red car. Cooke said she stood out in a positive, quiet and reserved way and said she is an artist, musician and singer. Cashwell said she lost her motivation and didn’t care about anything after a family member was diagnosed with depression. She went to Rancho Vista and said she had an epiphany there that an

education can help other people. She said she witnessed kids who had amazing stories and has started college already in hopes to someday help others. Rancho Christian High School – Amanda Ketcham Principal Dan Saatzer said Ketcham has attended Rancho Christian since preschool and has had such an amazing impact on the school. He said as a growing school, they need strong leaders and she was one of those leaders. He said she was ASB president, was involved in the robotics program and is a photographer, all the while bringing others along with her as she led them. Ketcham said her two passions are servant leadership and photography and tries to make it a priority to put others ahead of herself. She said her passion for photography is a gift she can give back to others. She plans on attending UC Santa Cruz in the fall where she plans to study business management and economics.

Cornerstone Christian High School Cara Chivington Grant Crabtrey Zachary David Alani Dietz

Alessandra Gillis Junseok (STEVEN) Han Yi Wen (AARON) He Gabrielle Incremona

Hoseung (ANDY) Jeong Jeen Kyoo (STORM) Lee Avalon Lepard Xiang (JEREMY) Lin

Bernice Gonzales Angelica Grubbs Alexis Hang Channa Higuera Jacob Hinojosa

Alex Jaimes Kaylyn Jay Peter Jackson Samantha Johnson Alfredo Marquez

Ge (GLORIA) Liu Suqiao (ZEAK) Liu Michel Michelucci Andrew Portillo

Daryl Rodriguez Logan Spann Samuel Vanderspek Daniel Webb Araya

Jiaxin (OFARO) Xing Hang (AARON) Yu

Mitch McLaughlin Jennifer Middlebrooks Leif Feris Koreda Miller Stephanie Munoz

Edgar Ochoa David Rogers Quenten Smoot Katherine Taylor Ashly Wacker

Brandon White II Shelby Whitney Champane Wooley

Colonna, Kelliann Craddock, Blake Davila, Luis Davis, Lyndsey Domalaon, Jason Gaytan Torres, Abram Hernandez, Victoria Howard, Tristian Huber, Alexis Hunter, Donna

Jimenez, Alejandro Kin, Salena Leon, Isis Lindsday, Stone Loomis, Noah Lopez, Beverly Lopez, Eduardo Lyman, Grant Mangham, Keoni Manzanares, Danielle

Maragno, Mallory Miller, Bianca Nava, Alejandro Navarre, Jack Nerat, Jordan Ortega, Sophia Padilla, Michael Pena, Mark Perez, Lhere Phok, Calvin

Ponce, Anahi Ramos, Angel Reveles, Jerric Rutherford, Stuart Santana, Kevin Santos, Sunney Simmons, Austin Simmons, Dylan Slavey, Marisa Stevens, Alysia

Vargas, Ivan Gerardo Vazquez, Victoria Velasquez, Ramon Weslowski, Bryce White, Gene

Cruz, Miguel Daily, Madeline Folston, Stephanie French, Austin Garcia, Steven Gudger, Tre Guerra Arriaga, Vanya

Haney, Richard Hardiman, Omaree Harris, Anthony Hernandez, Christopher Hernandez, Marco Hite, Evan Kloote, Katie

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Albarran, Laura Alvarado, Miriah Amador, Anali, Avila, Yolanda Baird, Seyena Boere, Matthew Bolin, Renee Boyens, Charlie Carrillo, Raul Espino, Maria Fritz, Jake Gerbac, Holly Gomez, Luis

Gooch, Brenna Gross, Leonor Herron, Lauren Hopkins, Alysha Lesher, Gabriel Lieb, Jasmine McMullen, Daniel Medina, Emily Mendes, Caylee Mitchell, Austin Molex, Bianca Molzahn, Mitchell Monteleone, Mercedes

Morales, Naomi Moreno, Robert Oliver, Galin Parker, Karley Patapat, Michael Pene, Kiara Perez, Cassandra Perez, Gabriella Ponder, Jedidiah Preall, Spencer Robles, Angel Sadler, Michael Serrano, Scarlet

Smart, Dominique Soto, Melissa Finesheliey, Torga Tovar, Melissa Tuley, Natalia Vargas, Dulce Verbryck, Coral Webster, William HenriWilliams, Marcus Wilson, Tahjuanae Wisti-Flores, Andre Zoppi, Tyler

Murrieta Adult School

Creekside High School Alegria, Martin Arekat, Ibrahim Arreola, Angel Avila, Gerardo Brown, Noah Cheek Guilin, Kailee Christianson, James

Chaparral High School – Megan Crain Principal Gil Compton said all the teachers wanted to come to the Student of the Year ceremony to talk about Crain but chose to let her speak for herself. Her counselor, Arlene Ng wrote in a letter read by Compton that Crain likes to be busy, is intelligent, diligent and has public service in her blood. She said Crain can handle anything. She said she has lived in Temecula 17 years and it has shaped her into who she is today. She plans on attending St. Mary’s College of California in the fall to obtain a political science degree. She has interned for Senator Joel Anderson’s office and hopes to someday enter politics.

Temecula Valley Adult School

Rancho Vista High School Arreola, Salma Aylor, Breanna Balauro, Serena Beltran Sapiens, Rosario Brown Bray, Tyear Brooks, Joshua Bufford, Dyllan Cashwell, Stephanie Christofferson, Derik Clay, Kiersten

plans on attending Stanford in the fall to study chemical engineering. He hopes to help people in third world countries with his degree. His nominating teacher said he is motivated, thoughtful and optimistic and is so proud of him and all of his accomplishments.

Temecula Preparatory School

Excelsior Academy Michael Atwood Dominic Bonello Karlalyn Blanton Carillo Husbaldo Franco Alyssa Galvan

Susan H. Nelson School – Mikayla Sutton Assistant Principal Todd Reed said that at Susan H. Nelson School, students have to be strong academically and Sutton is no exception. She became part of the school’s leadership and makes all students feel welcome. Sutton said she has grown so much by going through the program. Her passion is horses and she plans to attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in the fall to study dairy science. She has worked with the Green Acres Interactive Therapy program where she worked with disabled children. She said she is so excited to start her new adventure in college. Temecula Preparatory School – Neville Muringayi Interim Headmaster, Mike Tracy said true leadership leaves a void and Muringayi, with his silent leadership, will leave a void at Temecula Preparatory School. Neville said he has learned to work hard in whatever you do and to give back to the community. He

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Cristian Valencia Emma Workman

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Giron, Kevin S Gorman, Jonathan L Graves, Devyn Renee Hernandez, Julio Cesar Hipolito, Ira James Jordan, Madison Kerr Kaufer, Kyle Logan Kuentz, Austin Michael Lopez, Luis Gabriel Martinez, Ashley

Mata III, Mark McClellan, Linda McClure, Gregory M McDaniel, Austin R Mekis, Conner Mendez, Jonathan D Norvell, Daniel J Olivos, Miguel Angel Palmerin, Carlos Rodriguez, Maria Isabel

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Graduation 2015 Chaparral High School

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The Chaparral High School Chamber Choir sings at the beginning of the 2015 graduation ceremony on June 4.

Murrieta Mesa High School Abad, John Anthony Abdullah, Kholood Abundis, Isaak Adams, Kayla Aguilar, Miranda Aguilar, Rebekah Aguilar Lopez, Lizbeth Alderson, Tristan Alfaro, Irvin Ali, Hibaaq Alleman, Ian Amoy, Tyler Andrade, Rebecca Anthony, Brianna Araujo, Brittany Arce, Gina Archard, McKenna Armstrong, James Arroyo, Natalie Atchley, Madison Auguster, Terrance Avants, Kendra Avila, Austin Avila, Eduardo Ayala, Gabriel Backlund, Kristina Bae, ByungWoo Baker, Erica Baker, Mitchell Barajas, Ariel Barkley, Noah Barrera, Mariah Barrios, Brian Bartel, Raeder Bartlett, Makenna Batres, Justin Bayley, Jordan Becerra, Arianna Beeman, Trevor Bellucci, Valerie Bemiller, Carlie Benitez, Juan Bennett, Octavia Benz, Kerry Bill, Rachael Billingslea, Shane Birori, Laurent Boyden, Ashley Boye, Natasha Brandel, Lexi Brennan, Cory Bresna, Riley Brice, Kevin Brogdon, Jessica Burchard, Jordyn Burden, Brenna

Burgans, Ryker Burgard, Anthony Burke, David Burkhart, Sierra Burkman, Hailee Burnham, Kathryn Butler, David Byrne, Taylor Cagigas, Amanda Campos Ramirez, Esmeralda Carbonell, Nina Carlson, Christian Carr, Kare Carrillo, Alexxis Casabuena, Sean Castro, Eric Castro, Joseph Castro Gonzalez, Alberto Chambers, Baylie Chandy, Rasmey Chavez, Daisy Chavez Guerrero, Jorge Chick, Warren Chow, Katie Chrest, Matthew Ciling, Nicholas Ciraulo, Matthew Clifford, Sierra Collins, McKayla Correa, David Cortez, Isaac Cosio, Mariana Costello, Isabella Covington, Steven Creta, Bryan Crooks Yadron, Andrew Cruz, Mitchell Cruz, Monikue Cruz Romero, Alexis Curran, Kyle Daley, Michael Damo, Merianne Danks, Isabella Davalos, Anais Davis, Krista Day, Paulina Deardorff, Cade Del Real, Andrew DeLeon, Emily Deloa, Jacob Deluca, Daniella Derain, Andrew Derain, Jordan Diaz, Juan Diaz, Zachary Do, Timothy

Do, Victoria Dristy, Brandon Du, Jianqiang Duben, Jeffrey Duhon, Christian Duncan, Jonathan Duron, Rudy Earnhart, Evan Eberhardt, John Echeverria, Andrew Echeverria, Ninah Eduardo, Daniel Edwards, Jessica Edwards, Jordan Encomienda, Jessica Enriquez, Myriah Erikson, Trae Esqueda, Sonny Evans, Zachary Farias, Jacqueline Feeley, Ryan Feller Jackson, Mark Fernandez, Armando Figurski, Noelani Finau, Tama Fisher, Marquette Fitzgerald, Robert Fleming, Chelsea Foley, Ian Forsberg, Alannah Fox, Rachel Frady, Nathaniel Frazier, William French, Hunter Fuentes, Oscar Fuess, Jacob Fultz, Brianna Futrell, Rodrick Galindo, Ricardo Garcia, Alejandro Garcia, Gabriel Garcia, Serena Garcia, Stephanie Garcia, Zury Gardner, Amanda Gasic, Arnel Gast, Genivee Gates, Madisyn Genera, Sabrina Gerger, Erica Geston, Brandon Glenn, Jasmine Glover, Pierce Gollette, Breanna Gomez, Ariel Gomez, Serrena

Gonzales, Teddi Gonzalez, Alfonso Gonzalez, Bianca Gonzalez, Jesus Graf, Mychaela Grant, Brandon Greens, Mikayla Gu, Jason Gu, Jonathan Gudino, Abel Guthrie, Zyla Gutierrez, Victoria Guzman, Monica Guzman Carbajal, Daniel Halpain Andrews, Jerred Hamilton, Cristian Hamilton, Maya Hancock, Jazmine Hankins, Cody Hanna, David Hansen, Grace Hanson, Juliana Hanson, Trevor Harding, Samantha Harris, Deshaun Hasinsky, Emily Haubrick, Ashley Hawkins, Destiney Hazelwood, Annette Healey, Dannikah Healey, Dominique Heard, Ashamad Hedrick, Christian Hernandez, Angel Hernandez-Cuevas, Heriberto Herzog, Timothy Hilario, Christian Hillis, Cheyenne Hodo, Rachel Hoesing, Kristina Hoge, Dimitry Holdridge, MacKenzie Holmgren, Sophia Hon, Michael Howard, Trey-Anthony Huang, Maggie Huestis, Quinn Hughes, Serena Humphrey, Caira Hunt, Steven Huracha, Fabian Husseman Weischedel, Hailie Hyatt, Nicholas Ibarra, Esmeralda Ingala Whiting, Meagan Jeffries, Cassandra

Jenkins, Tiara Johnsen, Brittany Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, David Johnson, Derrick Johnson, Meghan Johnson, Zachery Jones, Haylie Kakar, Murtaza Kearney, Colin Kelly, Kalea Kelly, Zachary Khandaker, Adory Kidd, Dylan Kiehl, Timothy Kim, Daseul Kirtz, Marisa Klehr, Joshua Knight, Kiandra Kolar, Kristin Kristianto, Olivia Kuljis, Ian Lamadrid, Joseph Landis Basile, Ryan Lanuzo, Francis Lara, Enrique Larue, Richard LeBrescu, Austin Lee, Madison Lee, Wei-Ning Lewis, Brooke Little, Madison Longoria, Brian Lopez, Alex Losi, Michael Luna, Angelica Luro, Sheradyn Maasberg, Joshua Maduekwe, Prince Maduekwe, PrinceWill Malabanan, Paolo Mamoun, Lana Manfredi, Austin Manrique, Lizette Marabante, Andrew Marquez, Jesus Marquez, Jonathan Martin, McKenna Martin, Nicholas Martinez, Christopher Martinez, Kiana May, Zachary Mazzotta, Casey McCall, Kylie McCart, Tatumn McCoy, Madeline

McCraw, Thomas McDonald, Cameron McDonald, Marissa McGhee, Lathan McKay, Haven McKinlay, Brianne McNeel, Jeremy Medina, Amanda Melendez, Angel Melendez, Daniel Mendoza, Ruben Meras, Macayla Merino, Karissa Merriweather, Nikko Meza, Jasmine Miller, Melissa Mills, Spencer Miranda, Darian Miyagi, Kimberly Monroy, Bianca Monteleone, Julian Montgomery, Shannon Moore, Brandon Moore, Lachelle Moore, Victoria Mora, Joshua Morales, Leslie Moran, Claudia Munoz, Deanna Murphy, Riley Murray, Michael Music, Jonathan Nalaboff, Elisha Narciso, Jane Naughton Boggs, Zachary Navas, Julissa Nelson, Taylor Neuman, Ashley Nguyen, Angela Nguyen, Tammy Norman, Alana Northcutt, Gage Northcutt, Sabrina Ntekim, Ashley Oceguera, Eugenio Olague, Julissa Olguin Miranda, Daniela Orellana, Mimi Orozco, Allison Orozco, Fabian Osborne, Mackenzee Oshiro, Anastasia Pacheco, Alyssa Padilla, Isaac Pallanes, Anthony Pamlenyi, Nicole

Pantoja, Elena Partida, Dereck Paschall, Kyah Patterson, Sarah Patton, David Patton, Kyle Perez, Janette Perez, Miriah Pfeil, Michael Phan, Bryan Piche, Cody Pinkava, Joseph Pinto, Jesse Plansky, Justin Plejdrup, Cole Polk, Sopany Porta Hunter, Kira Powarzynski, Madison Prajapati, Hiral Puccini Romero, Cameron Pyrce, Gabriella Quezada, William Quinata, Lauren Ramirez, Alejandra Ramirez, Andres Ramirez, Marisela Ramirez, Rhonda Ramirez, Violet Randall, Olivia Rawlings, Lloyd Ray, Collin Reardon, Kyle Reinert, Luke Rennick, Jacob Rennick, Joshua Reyes, Elden Christopher Rezk, David Riano, James Ritter, Daylan Rivera, Nikolas Rivera, Sierra Roberts, Lauren Rock, Noah Rodriguez, Adrianna Rodriguez, Amy Roman, Javier Romero, Ruben Root, Dylan Rosales, Dominique Rosales, Onya Rosas, Gabriela Rosenberg, Ryan Routt, Julian Rowe, Sehyun Rye, Karlie Saint Onge, Dillon

Salinas, Natasha Sanchez, Aimee Sanchez, Aranza Sanchez, Brennan Sanchez, Samantha Sanders, Miyono Sandoval, Talon Santiago, Jacob Santore, Audrey Santoyo, Gabriella Santy, Mattie Schopick, Justin Schultz, Jami Schumacher, James Sedig, Jacklyn Sequeira, Abigail Sevilla, Julian Seyfried, Nathaniel Sharma, Smriti Sharp, Kelly Sheahan, Cassidy Shen, Esther Simental, Bella Simmons, Eiason Simón, Gabriella Simón, Mikayla Singgih, Pierce Skinner, Constance Soca, Amy Stachelek, Milan Staehling, Christopher Stevenson, Cassandra Stiegele, Christian Stone, Brandon Stowers, Nathaniel Suraci, Anthony Sweetsir, James Swingler, Devon Taber, Sierra Taite, Taylor Tanner, Kiersta Tanner, Ryan Tateiwa, Kai Taylor, Cody Taylor, Lauren Thibaudeau, Austin Thingvold, Clarissa Thomas, Emma Thompson, Andrew Thompson, Kiana Thompson, Rebecca Tima, Kidada Todd, Dylan Toscas, Kaylynn Tran, Anh Tran, Son

Tumminieri, Joshua Turner, Akili Turner, Evan Turner, Lesley Ulinder, Dane Ullrich, Andrea Valencia, Brenda Valenzuela, Daniel Van Orman Muth, Tyler Vasquez, Arely Vasquez, Isaac Velarde, Christian Velarde, Jermaine Erin Velasco, David Venable, Lee Villagomez, Juan Viola, Hannah Voechting, Nathan Waddleton, Thomas Walton, Spencer Wambua, Mark Wan, Emma Warren, Aaron Watters, Dalton Watts, Alexis Webb, Carmen Webb, Hunter Weidler, Shelby Weldon, Chelsea West, Armaya Wheaton, James White, Aidan Wickam, Brianna Wignall, Elijah Williams, Octavia Willis, Taylor Wilson, Brett Yaegle, Sierra Yates, Madison Zamora, Frankie Zapasnik, Shaynna Zayas, Andre Zingarelli, Brandon Zinzun, Leilani

June 19, 2015 • www.myvalleynews.com • Valley News

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Graduation 2015

Murrieta Valley High School

Murrieta Valley High School graduate GianMarcus Castillo proudly holds his diploma on June 10, 2015.

Murrieta Valley High School graduate Natalie Maldonado gets a hug from a school staff member after receiving her diploma.

Murrieta Valley High School graduate Amy Dunham sings “Kiss Today Good-Bye” during the commencement program on June 10, 2015. Shane Gibson photos Adkison, Hunter Alame, Aya Albrecht, Clayton Alcazar, Star Alcorn, Isaiah Aleman, Christian Algoso-Ramirez, Jackson Alkire, Giavanna Allen, Everett Almeida, Karilyn Alsalek, Monif Altenhofel, Katelyn Alvarado, Emerson Alviso, Anthony Amador, Sarah Amstutz, Shelby Andrews, Jonathan Anyiwo, Chimara Aragon, Thomas Arenas, Jaquelyn Arnold, Scott Ashton, Mykal Auer, Abigail Avalos, Astrid Avalos, Emeren Avila, Adriana Azevedo, Yolanda Baak, Bradley Bachelor, William Bachman, Banyon Bailey, Lauren Bao, Hanyu Baquero, Laura Barbano, Brandon Barnes, Autumn Barney, Mikayla Bassett, Ryan Bauer, Alec Bautista, Krizia Beall, Stevey Beaton, Simon Bedolla, Ivan Bennett, Alexandra Bentz, Tyler Betts, Kayla Blackman, Tatum Blakemore, Tyler Boardman, Benjamin Bobo, Jacob Bogdan, Anthony Bowers, Alexander Bowman, Lauren Boydston, Tyler Braaksma, Chelsy Braaksma, Devin Brower, Hannah Brown, Austin Brown, Jordan Bryant, Austin Bryant, Hannah Burch, Kylie Byerley, Ashley Cadiz, Matthew Caldera, Jonathan Calvert, Carson Campuzano, Kristina

Cao, Peter Cardenas, Julia Cardenas, Mark Carlson, Eric Carlton, Jordan Carpenter, Kassidy Carrillo, James Carrithers, Trevor Carson, Bryce Carter, Janessa Carter, Lauren Carver, Brooke Casaga, Sage Casarez, Sarena Castaneda, Jacob Castillo, Dominic Aaron Castillo, GianMarcus Castillo, Jorge Castle, Jenna Castro Hagn, Karina Catron, Taylor Chalmers, Emma Charloff, Jacob Chavez, Joanna Chavez, Marissa Chen, Meiheng Chen, Qiqi Chen, Zhuoming Chenault, Kiylee Christensen, Morgan Collins, Kory Comer, Tyler Conley, Morgan Contreras, Arianna Cooper, Nathan Cordero, Michael Cordoza, Jennifer Cordray, Haylie Cornejo, Aldahir Coronado, Clarissa Cortez, Isamar Cosio, Carlos Cottone, Nicko Craven, Malik Crawford, Austin Crawford, Kennedy Crawford, Xzavier Cuevas, Amy Currier, Brandon Dababneh, Jacob Dalton, Brandon D’Amico-Fraser, Kai Davidson, Dean Davis, Ashley Davis, Donovan Davis, Jahnessa De La Torre, Liam De La Torre, Makenna Dempsey, Decker Dempsey, John Di Donato, Carly Dimick, Mackee Dix, Ashley Dixon, Taneil Doakes, Vanalysa Donovan, Sarah

Doshier, Cameron Doyle, Chelsea Dresser, Jordan Drexel, Kaylee Duenas, Ryan Duff, Kayla Duncan, Zachary Dunham, Amy Durand, Joshua Durgiah, Brittany Dyer, Jake Ehorn, Skyler Elrod, Victoria Elsea, Hannah Escalante, Austin Escobedo, Jovahn Espinoza, Andrew Espinoza, Romeo Ester, Jack Eusebio, Caleb Eyer, Clayton Falcon, Taylor Fanning, Lennon Felderman, Jacob Fenaroli, Isabel Ferber, Zachary Feregrino Bautista, Martina Fife, Ryan Fitzsimmons, Ian Flores, Karina Ysabel Fogle, Kyle Forbes, Julie Forte, Jacob Fox, Kennedy Fox, Zachary Franco, Celeste Freeman, Brian Freemer, Kassidy Frizelle, Zachary Froehlich, Franz Ganley, Ashley Garcia, Abraham Garcia, Crystal Garcia, Giovanna Garcia, Julianna Garcia, Tessa Garduno, Alexandro Garrett, Emily Garvin, Casey Gaston, Asia Gehron, Branden Genevay, Sophia Georges, Theodore Gerry, Rudy Gervase, Austin Gibbs, Ashlea Giffin, Kelsea Gillen, Kyle Gilliland, Jacob Gilmartin, Isabelle Glaser, Madison Gomez, Amy Gonzaba, Maci La Rae Gonzales, Spencer Gonzalez, Angel Gonzalez, Charlie

Gonzalez-Aguilar, Michele Gorria, Jared Gorski, Matheus Gould, Matthew Gozo, Joven Graham, Randy Graham, Tristan Granados, Joaquin Grattan, Tyler Gregorie, Amberly Gregory, Jared Griffith, Alyssa Grosdidier, Shelby Guerrero, Rhett Gutierrez, Adrian Gutierrez, Brandond Guzman, Lilianna Hadden, Holly Haecker, Jamie Hamill, Piper Hamrick, Katherine Hancock, Colston Harris, Gwyneth Hartwell, Jack Haupert, Dana Helm, Darrachan Helm, Holly Hensley, Kristina Henson, Tristian Hernandez, Anissa Hernandez, Ariana Hernandez, Joshua Hernandez, Mybelin Herzberg, Alyssa Hess, Tyler Highlen, Alison Hill, Joshua Hill, Lindsey Hinton, Andrew Hoctor, Kyle Hogan, Alexis Holloman, Michelle Hu, Jiren Hu, Xiao Huerta, Uriel Hughes, Benjamin Hulbert, Jacob Iacobellis, Mason Ingraham, Jesse Ingram, Amber Jehan, Maziyeh Jimerson, Simone Jimno, McKenna Jin, Chenyu Johnson, Abraham Johnson, Jaime Johnson, Jonathan Johnson, Nicholas Jones, Anaiah Jones, Derek Jones, Janelle Juarez, Anthony James Kaatz, Jordan Kelly, Alex Kempf, Jordan Kilpatrick, Nicolas

King, Dava King, Emily Kirstein, Ryan Klein, Matthew Knueven, Nicole Koval, Nikolas Kushner, Jacob Ladewig, Juliet Laird, Shelby Lamoreaux, Devin Landis, Amanda Landis, Tyler Lane, Allison Largent, April Leake, Jordan Lennon, Alana Lepe, Jacob Li, Kehan Liang, Minghan Liesenfelt, Aric Littlefield, Hollyn Lockwood, Brett Lockwood, Ella Loeffler, Josef Lopez, Isaiah Lopez, Jacob Lopez, Jessica Lopez, Mireya Lopez Rico, Daniel Ray Lousignont Smith, Lars Louviere, Vivian Lozano, Emiliana Lu, Yiyang Lugo, Aramis Lutynski, Kevin Ma, Chenhui MacPherson, Megan Madalo, Cristina Madson, Amanda Mahaffa, Christian Mahmood, Helan Mahone, Madelaine Maisey, Braelynn Maitland, Maxwell Maldonado, Marisa Maldonado, Natalie Marron, Brianna Martinez, Kassandra Matthews, Trevor Maxfield, Courtney Mayers, Tobi McAllister, Taylor McCaughey, Trevor McCauley, Garrett McCoy, Colton McGonigal, Maeve McGrath, Anthony McLellan, Colin McMurtry, Jordan McNeill, Taia McRae Martin, Riah Medlin, Courtney Mejia, Conner Melara, Melina Mendoza, Billie Merlo, Kaylee

Murrieta Valley High School graduate Aya Alame smiles after receiving her diploma on June 10, 2015.

Merlo, Michael Mero, Nicholas Mesch, Montana Meyers, Zachary Miller, Ali Miller, Duncan Miller, Hayden Miller, Jacob Miller, Taylor Milligan, Devin Milloy, Daniella Misich, Thomas Mitchell, Ian Moenho, Renata Moffett, Blane Mojica, Joshua Moore, Brendan Moore, Rachel Mored, Miranda Morris, Ciara Morrison, Alexandra Mott, Baily Murillo, Analisa Nanci, Ella Nelson, Amber Nichols, Hailey Nie, Yinqiu Niell, Madison Niell, McKenna Nielsen, Johanna Nishimoto, Maxwell Nolan, Nathan Novak, Adrienne Nuttall, Chasen Nutter, Nicole O’Brien, Morgan Ochner, Michael O’Donovan, Conor Ogawa, Jacob Olson, Daniel Omoto, Jarvis O’Reilly, Neeve Orr, Katelyn Ortiz, Steve Padilla, Cinthya Padilla, Jacob Palmer, Matthew Papa, Cameron Patterson, Brittany Patterson, Caleb Pauling, Jack Paulinski, Shawna Pegg, Jerid Pena, Brandon Peng, Dorothy Peng, Jinghan Peng, Jingwen Pepper, Shaun Perez, Gamaliel Perez, Natalie Petersen, Jordan Pierce, Malorie Pillai, Vishakh Player, Naya Pohlman, Erika Price, Jacob

Murrieta Valley High School principal Eric Mooney welcomes the Class of 2015 on June 10, 2015. Price, Natalie Prior, Britney Proffitt, Kjana Qu, Ying Quackenbush, Shannon Quadri, Ebraheem Quadri, Rida Quan, Douglas Quesada, Taylor Quick, Alison Quinlan, Cody Rahe, Linsey Ramirez, Mireya Rangel, Aileen Rao, Xinzhi Real, Juan Reid, Derek Reynaud, Michaela Ricci, Anthony Richardson, Coryn Rios, Isana Ritchie, William Rivera, Daniel Rodriguez, Kimberly Rodriguez, Nataly Rogan, Sierra Rogers, Christine Roman, Anthony Romero, Guillermo Romo, Alyssa Rosa, Casey Rose, Kaelie Rouse, Michael Rowland, Lauren Ruiz, Ricky Rutledge, Jared Sabbagh, Christiaan Saldana, Alanna Samarin, Alanna Samonte Escano, Tatyana Sanchez, Olivia Sandoval, Daniella Sandoval, Joseph

Santiago, Brooke Sappington, Richard Sargis, Ryan Sarner, Mackenzie Sauter, Christian Savage, Audrey Saylors, Matthew Scherer, Roger Schmolesky, Sienna Schneider, Evan Schweizer, Madison Sellars, Alec Sepulveda, Keanu Shackelford, Aaron Shaeffer, Zackariah Shahtout, Kristen Shen, Zijian Silhan, Cody Silva, Anthony Silvano, Kalani Sims, Nicolle Sine, Jake Sirimarco, Victoria Skinner, John Slocum, Valerie Small, Brittany Smelt, Cody Smith, Jacob Smith, Mitchell Smith, Theodore Sole March, Bryce Solis, Emmanuel Song, Esther Soriano, Drew Spargo, Austin Spejcher, Garrett Spivacke, Alexis Starr, Nathan Stratford, Nathan Sukhov, Quinten Swearingen, Andrew Sweeney, Madeline Swiger, Emily

Tagulao, Carlo Tapia, Miguel Tarver, Kayla Teague, Trevor Teague, Tyse Teposte, Noah Thomas, Caitlin Thomas, Katherine Thomas, Terrell Thornburg, Jacob Thorpe, Quinton Tjaden, Madison Todd, Miranda Torres, Elizabeth Tostado, Juan Towne, Victoria Tribulski, Cole Tryon Bowman, Taylor Upton Owens, Briana Valencia, Romario Van Bebber, Mistilyn van der Linden, Ashlyn Vann, Destiny VanOtterloo, Ashton Vasquez, Austin Vasquez, Veronica Vaughn, Rebekah Vega, Rebekah Vega Noriega, Arisbee Ventura Rodriguez, Vanessa Vercoe, Sebastian Verderber, Andrew Villanueva, Noah Villasenor, Paulina Villegas, Marcos Villegas, Matteson Vojdani, Hassan Vuillemey, Morgane Walters, Quincy Wan, Bosen Wang, Xuhao Wang, Yinxuan Wang, Yu

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Graduation 2015 Mt. San Jacinto College ADVANCED AUDIO TECHNOLOGY Camacho, Anissa Roxanne Cunard, Tyler Len Foster, Kenneth Blake Genece, Pharns Sander Moreno, Oscar Quintana, Jasmine Rose Reilly, Zachary Scott Stepien, Max John Vincent, Joshua Robert ANTHROPOLOGY Rendon, Giovanna Marie ANTHROPOLOGY FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Green, Brett Weston Saavedra, Maria Guadalupe ART Arden, Sarina Marie Dobisky, Zachary Wren Dotson, Doreen Garrison, Ellinor G. Girgis, Hayley Michelle Hay, April C. Llana, Marc Francis Manalo, Martin King R. Olivas, Brittany Alexandra Rivera, William Gomez Shelton, Julie Rebecca AUDIO TECHNOLOGY Camacho, Anissa Roxanne Carrillo Jr., Joseph Alfonso Genece, Pharns Sander Giacalone, Matthew Nicholas Moreno, Oscar Nunez, Fernando Olson Jr., Jack Eugene Pound, David Craig Psalms, Christian Anthony Quintana, Jasmine Rose Reilly, Zachary Scott Stepien, Max John Vincent, Joshua Robert C O M M U N I C AT I O N STUDIES Camacho, Bryant Flowers Crivello, Taylor K. Groves, Houston Timothy Radomski, Phillip Randolph C O M M U N I C AT I O N STUDIES FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Avila, Crystal Barthes, Monique N.H. Carrillo, Carlos Antonio Caster, Ian Alexander Celaya, Sara V. Deluna Jr., Alfredo Figaro, Mark Lee Herron, Sherri Anne Iwasaki, Dalton Blane Mabalot, Coryn Ricanor Maidin, Mohammad Mundoc Maltby, Sharon Rose Medford, Michael Ryan Montgomery, Aja Shavon Rodé, Rachel Nicole Soliday, Lauren Ashlee Taulanga, Sione M. DANCE Del Rico, Barbara-Jean B. Eads, Nicole Deeann Miller, Leana Brooke Murphy, Misty Lynn Phung, Phuong Minh Robledo, Vivian C. ENGLISH FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Bethke, Danielle Pearl Cope, Jacqlyn Ruth Lacasse, Alex Leigh Mendez, Edwin Alfonso Venegas, Robert J. GEOGRAPHY FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Daoust, Jakob Leo Nava, Erick Albert HISTORY FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Baechtel, Andrew J. Cardona, Jesse Alexander Colby, Sandi Michelle De Anda, Aldo Hardy, Jennifer Lorin Hutton, Dustin Gregory Kafoa, Rianne Semelisi Morton, Thomas Franklin Nava, Erick Albert Paterson, Zackary Jameson Sievers, David Raymond Steinback, Athahn Uisdean Tortes, David Michael HUMANITIES Anderson, Richard Robert Arden, Sarina Marie Back, Seth Wallace Barfield, Luana Beauloye, Ronald A. Beecroft, Alexander Jennings Bennett, Emily Raeann Bertolino, Daniela Brewer, Esther Laura Carrillo Jr., Joseph Alfonso Carrillo, Josefina Ceasar, LaKésha RayneKa Irene Cook, Megan Ashely Cordero, Elba Nydia Cunard, Tyler Len Curwood, Riannon Marie Dimalo-Fritch, Nikki Marie Dotson, Doreen Engelman, Nichole Marie Esguerra, Karina Francia Esplana, Mark Steven Estrada, Zamaryz Yannie Felix, Riana Michelle Findley, Kandice Dawn Furillo, Anthony Paul Garcia, Emely E. Gervacio, Alma Elizeth Gettman, Amy Lynn Gildner, Nicole Christine Girard, Joseph M. Greenfield, Nicholas Raymond Hagel, Travis Scott Herrera, Calasia T. Kama, Jessica Leigh Loza, Amanda Renee Lozano, Andrew Christopher Mallinckrodt, Courtney Rae Miller, Leana Brooke Miller, Stacy Lynn Morales, Melanie Kathleen Murphy, Misty Lynn N e d e l t c h e v, V i v i a n Naydenova Nelson, Amy Kay Olea, Eduardo Parker, Alexandra Helen Parson, Karen Marie Pavlik, Amber Rachel-Michel Peltier, Bonnie Allyson Psalms, Christian Anthony Rascon, Robert Anthony Reyes, Maria E. Rivera, William Gomez Rojas, Kimberly Sanchez, Azalea Azucena Schenck, Jesse William Snavely, Rebecca Lee Stepien, Max John Taeza, Michael Angelo De La Rosa Taulanga, Sione M. Thomas, Sandra Michelle Thrift, Britnee Patrice Trudeau, Pamela Jane Ung, Karen Workman, Amber Keona Yoakum, Taya Marie LIBERAL ARTS ARTS, HUMANITIES & COMMUNICATIONS Abrigo, Sean Joshua Adlao Absalon, Joy C. Accola, Danielle Nicole Adame, Julia Cuevas

Aguiar, Erica Alonzo, David James Alvarado, Alexandro Thomas Andrade, Juan Lizandro Andrade, Nicholas Francisco Andryauskas, Jessica Lauren Anguiano, Gemma Arana, Vianca Marissa Avila, Crystal Avila, Luis Guillermo Ayala, Rosario Consuelo Bañez, Christopher Michael Barfield, Luana Barrios, Secundino Barthes, Monique N.H. Beall, Amanda Michelle Beaudry, Brianna Marie Beecroft, Alexander Jennings Benson, Monet Lauren Benson, Tanner Michael Berdugo, Christina Maria Berghaus, London Marie Bowser, Rachal Bernadette Brewer, Esther Laura Britton, Natalie Grace V Bronkowski, Kathryn Marie Brookshier, Jennifer Lynn Brown, Johnette Angelina Cannon, Princeton J. Cano, Cesia Jubilee Cardona, Jesse Alexander Carrizo, Marcos Adrian Carter, Nicole Joan Casey, Heather Maureen Caster, Ian Alexander Catalano, Isabel Oliva Catron, Daniel Paul Ceasar, LaKésha RayneKa Irene Chan, Fawn Hui Chau, Andi Chheang-Vu, Alissa Thuong Vi Colby, Sandi Michelle Contreras, Erlinda Cook, Megan Ashely Cope, Jacqlyn Ruth Cordera, Samantha Elyssa Cordova, Ray Corrington, Justine Alexandria Cozine, Calah Alexandria Crawford, Scott McLean Crivello, Taylor K. Crothers, William Thomas Cope Cuevas, Diana Daly, Brittany Lou Daniels, Brittany Renee Davis, Brenna Rae Del Rico, Barbara-Jean B. Delgado, Marlena Denice Diggs, Sierra Kay Dimalo-Fritch, Nikki Marie Dotson, Doreen Downing, Kristin Anne Marie Dunlap, Bethany Lynn Eason, Malia N. Elauria, Deozelle Katimbang Elsharkawy, Mamdouh Elsayed Emmons, Brittney Engelman, Nichole Marie Ensign, Lauren Joy Espinoza, Cassandra Elizabeth Esplana, Mark Steven Estrada, Zamaryz Yannie Evans, Maryssa Catherine Falet, Letisha Felix, Riana Michelle Felt IV, Anthony Phillip Fernandez, Siara Lanee Ferreras, Richard Alexander Fetterman, Jade Elizabeth Figaro, Mark Lee Fiorito, Robin Rebecca Flores Jr., Alberto Franco, Athennas Daisy Franco, Kiara Y. Frazeur, Catherine Jeanette Fritz, Shampree Carlita Galera, Czarissa Eira Galindo, Michelle Anna Gallup, Brianna Nikole Garcia, Elvis Garcia, Emely E. Garcia, Jacqueline Garcia, Juan Jesus Garcia, Noemi Gardner, Kylie Daye Garrison, Cianna Camille Gaucin, Johnny Michael Gervacio, Alma Elizeth Gettman, Amy Lynn Ghandour, Nichole Marie Giambaresi, Tonya Ann Goldbach, Jorian Christiana Gonzales, Jennifer Marie Gonzales, Pauline Delia Gonzalez, Gerardo Greenfield, Nicholas Raymond Groves, Houston Timothy Guerra, Daniel Gutierrez, Guadalupe Gutierrez, Nicole Michelle Hall, Patience Eudora Aliena Hardy, Jennifer Lorin Haro, Susan Beatriz Hart, Rayana Lesondra Hecker, Sandra Ann Henderson, Katie Louise Hernandez, Kristina Alicia Hernandez, Tracie Michelle Hernandez, Yadira Herrera, Calasia T. Herron, Sherri Anne Ho, Henry Van Hoyt, Jacob Andrew Hughey, Miranda Lynn Hui, Tammy G. Hutchinson, Sheena Kay Iwasaki, Dalton Blane Jebb, Jade Alan Jones, Tiffani Renee Kaur, Rajdeep Keski-Kastari, Katriina Khan, Mikhial Mubarak Kitchin, Michael Shea Kolb, Quiana Toya Krueger, Angeline Holly Lampe, Danielle Lin Lashook, Lindsey Ann Le, David Minh Libuszowski, Kayla Leigh Lim, Emerald Joy Badom Lizarraga-Buenviaje, Ana Maria Logan, Michelle Lynn Luera Guevara, Yendi J. Luna Vasquez, Sonia Luviano, Cecilia Lysiak, Robert William Mahli, Harpreet Singh Maidin, Mohammad Mundoc Maile, Kayla Marie Mallinckrodt, Courtney Rae Martinez, Arely Martinez, Bria Marie Martinez, Rebecca Mattson, Kash Dakota Wade McDaniel, Aleia L. Medford, Michael Ryan Medina, Kimberly Meier, Laura Elizabeth Melgar, Jennifer Claribel Mendez, Edwin Alfonso Monroy, Denise Montgomery, Aja Shavon Moore, Melinda Lee Morton, Thomas Franklin Mullen, Jacqueline Rose Nava, Erick Albert Nevarez, Sammuel David Noimanivone, Vivian Nunley, Katie Lee Olivas, Brittany Alexandra Olson, Chloe Elizabeth Owens, Shane William Pablin, Fabiola Paz Soldan Schreiber, Nora Andrea Perez, Ismael Perez, Marcos Perez, Mario E. Phelps, Amber Rose Pinkney, Arryonna Toray Pinkney, David Louis Pomerenke, Jessica R. Ponferrada, Mekayle Solis

Poplin, David Paul Poppoff, Taylor Mae Radomski, Phillip Randolph Ramirez Jr., James Eric Ramirez, Valerie Lynn Razo, Diana Rendon, Giovanna Marie Reyes, Renzy Melchor Reyes, Rodolf Abad Rios, Kathalena Ann Rivera, William Gomez Robledo, Vivian C. Rodé, Rachel Nicole Ruddy, Elizabeth Frances Saavedra, Maria Guadalupe Saldana, Karen Denise Samala, Illyana Katrina Cani Sanchez, Edith Santos, Arlene Maria Schenck, Jesse William Serratos, Yajaira Suleima Shaw, Gregory Paul Shaw, Madison G. Sievers, David Raymond Skidgel, Felicia Alyse Smith, Curtis Charles Solberg, Emily Peyton Soriano, Guillermo Amador Spach, Austin James Spagnolo, Nicole Marie Steinback, Athahn Uisdean Stevens, Jay Michael Stilwell, Charles R. Such, Tessa L. Sunga, Louise Jamila Surmon, Haley Nicole Taeza, Michael Angelo De La Rosa Taulanga, Sione M. Tavarez, Alejandra Thompson, Troi Loryn Thrift, Alexis Lyn Tiscareno, Aaron Jose Tran, Cynthia Catherine Tran, Julie Tran, Milina Phuong Tripp, Danielle Carter Trudeau, Pamela Jane Turner, Katie Lynn Valenzuela, Lena Victoria Van Gordon, Tiffany Michelle Vanta, Roshelle Ashley Vargas, Andrea Leonora Velez, Dominique Iliana Ver Haar, Vanessa Anne Waite, Derek Matthew Walker, Amanda Ashley Whitcomb, Alonzo C. White, Jonathan Ryan Yeager White, Naomi Lauren Wilkinson, Genaya Michelle Winters, Rayna Marie Winters, Ryan Michael Wolfe, Charles David Workman, Amber Keona Worley, Zoe Renee Yoakum, Taya Marie Yosinao, Mary Young, Peter Zamora, Aurelia Rae Zapico, Laura B. LIBERAL ARTS - BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Aguiar, Erica Amaya, Kristina H. Andryauskas, Jessica Lauren Ayala, Rosario Consuelo Bañez, Christopher Michael Barrameda, Melanie Aileen Maguddatu Bennett, Shane Ryan Betterton, Michael Anthony Chirafisi, Vincent Nicola Davenport, Griffin Ryan Owen De Lima, Jacqueline Juliette Easter, Deja Shanae Elauria, Deozelle Katimbang Emmett, Robert Ross Galindo, Michelle Anna Garcia, Alexandria Briana Gaucin, Johnny Michael Griffiths, Ryan Christopher Gutierrez, Amber Nicole Herrera, Stephanie Roseanne Huynh, Viet Hong Jacobson, Christina Lenore Jefferson, Joshua Walter Jimenez, Armando Ivan Luu, Lily Madlambayan, Arvin Melgar, Jennifer Claribel Mettetal, Robert Matthew Miranda, Darius Reyes Mitchell, Mariana Ofelia Mitchell, Randall Joseph Mitchell, Richard Q. Moulden, James Howard Nowden, Steffvon-Tremayne Whitney Parmelee, Kristi Ann Pewitt, Steven Alan Pham, San Sy Quan Resendiz, Yadira Lupita Rivas, Andrew Rodriguez, Garrett Patrick Rolon, Mayra Rumbles, Chelsea Faye Samano, Yesenia Sanchez, Edith Sosa, Mark A. Street Jr., Cobden Brent Thurab, Idrees S. Tran, Julie Tran, Milina Phuong Urias, Adriana Elida Vega Vazquez, Jazmin Fabiola Victoriano, Kimberly Vong, Vivian Alice Washington, Tara Brie Zaragoza, Jordan Phillip

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Flanegan, Brianna Ashley Flores, Araceli Flores, Rochelle Danan Fredenburg, Mary Sue Fugate, Kenyetta Cherniece Galindo, Michelle Anna Galindo, Paul Gallegos Ortiz, Jennyfer Gallegos, Alma Araceli Garcia, Jacqueline Garde, Jean Marie Garrison, Nickolas Michael Gaucin, Johnny Michael Gervacio, Alma Elizeth Gettman, Amy Lynn Gigante, Jessica Lyn Gildner, Nicole Christine Giordano, Sarah Lynn Girard, Joseph M. Glancy, Kandi Marie Gomez, Nicole Dionisia Anna Gonzales, Jennifer Marie Gooch, Jamie Lynn Gorczyca, Melody Kianna Grande, Ricardo Greenfield, Nicholas Raymond Gutierrez, Amber Nicole Gutierrez, Cynthia Aleese Gutierrez, Guadalupe Gutierrez, Jocelyn Gyatso, Tashi Tsering Hackett, Matthew Thomas Hagel, Travis Scott Harrison, Michael Dwayne Hartman, Joshua Eric Hefley, Brittany Aylene Henderson, Katie Louise Henriquez, Violeta Hernandez Jr., Oscar Hernandez, Katrina Marie Hernandez, Kristina Alicia Hernandez-Paez, Lucy Yoselin Herrera, Calasia T. Hilkey, Kriston Kiara Holbert, Zachary Kyle Hollis, Breanna Michelle Holt, Ashley Vanessa Hough, Michelle Emmi Hudson, Ashley Rae Hunter, Tre Lee Imson, Irene Gorospe Jackson, Danielle C. James, Jennifer Lee Juarez, Marc Anthony Kafoa, Raelene Akenese Kaup, Robert Earl Kazmier, Desiree Charlotte King, Laryssa Louise Kley, Kristine L. Klug, Austin J. Koehler, Rachel Louise Landry, Beverly Ann Lara, Paul Michael Lawrence, Glenn Earl Ledesma, Ida Colomo Lee, Marsha Victoria Lee, Nicole Ashley Lima, Manuel O. Lomentigar, Allison D. Lopez, Jasmine Magaly Lopez, Maria Fernanda Lowman, Melissa Anne Loza, Amanda Renee Luna Vasquez, Sonia Macedo, Christian J. Macias, Sharon Munoz Mackie, Karen Dee Madrigal Ortiz, Estela Maggard, David Ray Mallinckrodt, Courtney Rae Marquez, Maria Del Carmen Marquez, Marlene Martin, Ariel Louise Martinez, Arely Martinez, Enedina Martinez, Kimberly Maureen Martinez, Marian Scarlett Martinez, Sarah Patricia Maurer, Robert A. McClanahan, Jordan Matthew McGilvray, Sarena Joy McHaney, Patrick John McIntyre, Andrew John McKenzie, Kaitlin Estel Mendez, Kimberly Mercado, Alejandra Miller, Donna Jo Miller, Stacy Lynn Miranda, Melissa Andrea Monje, Emma Montgomery, Aja Shavon Moore, Kyrbie Berlin Morris, Bonnie Arlene Mullins, Rachelle Mumford, Serena Marie Muñoz, Lucia Munroe, Jean-Pierre Ian Natac, Al Jerome Flores N e d e l t c h e v, V i v i a n Naydenova Negrete, Jacquelyn Anastacia Ngo, Nguyen Trong Noguez, Aldo Obaytek, Brian Matthew Obialo, Ikedi George O’Brien, Theresa Jeanne O’Donnell, Blake William Olivas, Charme Crystal Olivas, Nick A. Orozco, Joseph Martin Ortloff, Cathleen Chelsea Irene Osorio, Dalia Rafaela Pablo, Sara Sarmiento Palesano, Alan D. Parent, Jacqueline Carmen Parker, Alexandra Helen Paul, Janelle Kayla Pavlik, Amber Rachel-Michel Paz Soldan Schreiber, Nora Andrea Pereida, Citlalin Patricia Perez, Ariana Pewitt, Steven Alan Phair, Corinne Nicole Phelps, Amber Rose Pierson, Katrina Poyer, Marilyn Alo Prouty, Juliann Quiñones, Alina Quiñonez, Sabrina Noelle Ramirez, Natanael Rasmusson, Kevin Joshua Razaivelo, Suzanne Minosa Reyes, Maria E. Rocha, Carlos Gabriel Rodé, Rachel Nicole Rodriguez, Lance Nicholas Rojas, Kimberly Romero, Joseph Edward Rose, Joshua Daniel Sanchez, Azalea Azucena Santiago, Shannen Kimberly Nuestro Savon, Judith Angela Rose Schenck, Jesse William Shockley, Breana Nickol Sipkoi, Steven W. Skinner, April DeShaun Smith, Roberta LeAnn Smith-Burks, Zacoya Antoinette Snyder, Kayla R. Soto, Esther Spach, Austin James Sparks, Charles Allen Ponder Spearman, Katherine Theresa Stephens, Kandace Lynn Stephenson, Lori C. Stilwell, Charles R. Strattan, Taylor Kirby Taeza, Michael Angelo De La Rosa Tanori, Maria G. Tillman, Joseph Tyler Topps, Kia Torres, Priscilla Tran, Diep Hong Trento, Jennifer Rose Trigo, Thiago Cavicchiolo Turner, Shineik Nicole Tyndale, Kayla Marie Urianza, Lisa Renee V Uribe, Alejandra Vang, Kee Vanta, Roshelle Ashley Vargas, Jesus Eugenio

Vasquez, Stephanie Lorain Vega, Karla Gabriela Venier, Autumn Stevie Vermillion, James Clark Vialva, Michael Ranier Villegas, Ashley Elisa White, Jonathan Ryan Yeager Wilkes, DeShea Desiree Wilkins, Alexandra Rose Williams III, Johnny Lee Willison, Brittnie Leslie Willison, Lance Edward Wills, Justine Marie Wise, Paula Lynn Wolfe, Charles David Wood, Nicole Christine Woodbury, Christonya Lynn Wrightman, Aaron Joseph Yoakum, Taya Marie Zepeda, Julianna Manuel Zorola, Gage Michael Zulueta, Valerie Sue STUDIO ARTS FOR TRANSFER (AA-T) Girgis, Hayley Michelle Johnson, Danielle Latesha Pinkney, David Louis Yosinao, Mary THEATER ARTS Koon, Katelynn Elaine Miller, Leana Brooke Taulanga, Sione M. VISUAL COMMUNICATION Girgis, Hayley Michelle Johnson, Danielle Latesha Lysiak, Robert William Olivas, Brittany Alexandra Rivera, William Gomez Shaw, Gregory Paul ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Amezcua, Rogelio Barraza, Joshua Izak Carter, Markenya Casandra Coconubo, Adam DeAngelo Garcia, Juan Jesus Gibbs, Brenden Robert Giordano, Sarah Lynn Gomez, Samantha Faye Gray, Christian Eric Guerrero, Shelbie Nicole Hefley, Brittany Aylene Hernandez, Kenya Olga Kelley, James Daniel King, Laryssa Louise Kirkpatrick, Kellie Renee Klaus, Kacie Linn Leugers, Manuel Jason Medina, Eduardo Padilla-Cortes, Wendy Ramirez, Eduardo Alberto Rasmusson, Kevin Joshua Regnier, Hailey Winslow Riggle, Nicole Adames Rocha, Carlos Gabriel Sanchez, Carolina Ivette Smith, Roberta LeAnn Torres, Mabel Turner, Shineik Nicole Vazquez, Liliana Whitis, Margaret Mary ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FOR TRANSFER (AS-T) Amezcua, Rogelio Barraza, Joshua Izak Black, Jonathon Joseph Brunner, Stephanie Rachael Bryan, Melanie Daleila Carter, Markenya Casandra Daniels, Chantell Garcia, Juan Jesus Guerrero, Shelbie Nicole Gutierrez, Tiberio P. Hoyt, Jacob Andrew Lara, Steve Martinez, Esteban Daniel McGilvray, Sarena Joy Mireles Gomez, Josefina Oshiro, Daisy Palafox, Ana Isabel Patino, Ivan Quiñones, Alina Stone, Colton Alexander Ugues, David Vea, Jesus Alejandro Wilkes, DeShea Desiree ALCOHOL/DRUG STUDIES Collins Jr., Nash Edward Gomez, Nicole Dionisia Anna Landry, Beverly Ann McGee, Sherilyn DeClouette Reed, Marilene Richards, Ebony Mishan Rosas, Rene John Yu, Thomas AUTOMOTIVE/ TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY Crespo, Rodolfo Perez Cruz, Don Arvin Douangpannha, Sangpoknom Gomez, Joel Hernandez, Kassynda Desareé Matthews, Daniel Lee Planthaber, Walter Scott BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Ayala, Rosario Consuelo Brooks, Donovan Wayne Canal, Juan Carlos Chapman, Mariah Lucrecia Chavez, Gail Marie Chirafisi, Vincent Nicola Cordova, Krista Jaylene Cozart, Sarah Maria Del Carpio, Margarita Diaz, Timothy Morgan DiPietro, Nancy V Dominguez Garcia, Roselia Easter, Deja Shanae Espinoza, Yuliana Figueroa, Liliana Galindo, Michelle Anna Gaucin, Johnny Michael Glancy, Kandi Marie Griffin, Derrick D. Harden II, Theodore Torrie Howard, Peggy Sue Huynh, Viet Hong Imson, Irene Gorospe Jackson, Kelly Lyyne Jarvie, Steven S. Kemmett, Jason A. Leslie, Deborah Ann López, Marco A. Macedo, Estefania Maldonado, Arturo Márquez, Letty Angulo McIntyre, Andrew John Metzger, Brandon Chase Mitchell, Randall Joseph Mojica Jaramillo, Christopher Morris, Bonnie Arlene Muñoz, Leticia Negrete, Monica Nelson, Levi Jeffery Olvera, Loraine Ortega, Eugenia Guadalupe Ortega, Marcus Steven Pewitt, Steven Alan Phillips, Miriam Mckaela Pinto, Jennifer Christina Ramos, Janie A. Rasmusson, Kevin Joshua Rolon, Mayra Schrock, Nathan David Schwab, Evelyne E. Scott, Melissa Ann Selegean, LeAnn M. Smith, Taylor Renee Sosa, Mark A. Strawbridge, Hannah Rose Suarez, Jennifer Valencia Sugino, Stephen Wes Tax de Ramirez, Marisol Taylor, Jake Urrutia, Joaquin Joe Vaca, Leticia Washington, Tara Brie White, Noelle Witchell, Cherie M.

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Mt. San Jacinto College, continued Conner, Rebecca May Cook, Megan Ashely Cook, Melanie Marie Costello, Mercedes J. Crain, Anthony Douglas Cuevas, Marisol Daza, Neftali de Dios, Roxanne Denny, Katie Marie Drinnin, Heidi Ann Esparza, Freddy Flores, Rochelle Danan Fredenburg, Mary Sue Gainley Jr., Henry Frederic Gainley, Virginia Mary Galindo, Michelle Anna Garcia, Emely E. Gillilan, Ashton Kay Gonzales, Melissa Jean Gooch, Jamie Lynn Grande, Ricardo Grey, Nicholas Constantino Grindell, Danielle Erin Gutierrez, Martha Rosalia Haas, Kayla Dee Harrison, Taylor Jane Hassan, Mohammad Hatem Henriquez, Violeta Heredia, Sylvia Hernandez, Alfred Santiago Hewitt, Gari Frances Hirvela, Angela June Hough, Michelle Emmi Howard, Kimberly Marie Hoyt, Jacob Andrew Hubert, Tina M. Ibarra, Nicholas John Imson, Irene Gorospe Ito, Brooke Taye Kaur, Rupinder

Lima, Manuel O. Lomentigar, Allison D. Lopez, Cinthia Lopez, Karina Rose Lu, Yue Macadang, Michael Vince Maggs, Kimberly Irene Malone, Jayne Kaye Medeiros, Angelique R. Merrill, Jennifer Nicole Miller, Brandi Melissa Miller, Vicki Lynn Miranda, Melissa Andrea Moore, Melinda Lee Morin, Michael Thomas Mullins, Rachelle Muñoz, Lucia Mushonga, Rumbidzai Charlene Natac, Al Jerome Flores Navarro, Erika Isela Niven, Nicole Janey Novak Pilch, Blaine Anthony Ortega, Jesús Lorena Ortiz, Margaret Padilla, Evelyn Parker, Alexandra Helen Parson, Karen Marie Parten, Britteny Alexis Patenaude, Nathan Daniel Pedroza, Cristina Perez, Wendy Jovana Peterson, Jana Marie Phelps, Amber Rose Planthaber, Walter Scott Ponferrada, Mekayle Solis Portacio, Kevin De Guzman Potts, Cynthia Lynn Poyer, Marilyn Alo Priefer, Katelyn Jordan V Quiñonez, Sabrina Noelle

Ramirez, Isabel Reina, Alyssa Angela Reyes, Anna Maria Rios, Kathalena Ann Rodriguez, Lance Nicholas Rojas, Kimberly Roos, Mavis W. Ruprich, Brooke Raeann Sacdalan, Ma. Alexandra Angelica Cruz Sakhi, Sadia Santiago, Shannen Kimberly Nuestro Smetana, Ilona Michelle Smith, Lindsey Megan Starkweather, Trish L. Summitt, Lorelei S. Tolbert, Lechelle Samaria Toth-Riley, Toni Michelle Turner, Jodie Marie Vanta, Roshelle Ashley Varela, Ariana Varela, Ashley Marie Vargas, Jesus Eugenio Vasquez, Stephanie Lorain Velazquez, Alejandra Wagner, Samantha Mae Ward, Ryan Ray White, Jonathan Ryan Yeager Whitman, Steven James Willison, Lance Edward Yorba, Carolena Ynez

McCracken, Sales Mangahas Vallefuoco, Matthew James WATER TECHNOLOGY Bernard, Brandon J. Carlisle, Christopher William Douangpannha, Sangpoknom Durbin, John Joseph Henry, Gary Robert Lara, Luis Lauk, Erich Richard McDermott, Ian Sean Preciado, Bernardo Rigsby, Lucien Charles Tripp, Danielle Carter Zamora, Abraham Torres

TECHNICAL THEATER Bennett, Emily Raeann Humphries, Jennifer Sue

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Barraza, Joshua Izak Carter, Markenya Casandra Clardy, Raymond Harold Coleman, Caitlyn Marie Federico, Sabrina Louise Gibbs, Brenden Robert Hornback, Ella R. Jimenez, Ruby King, Laryssa Louise Martinez, Esteban Daniel Medina, Eduardo Ninness, Tracy Ryan Rocha, Carlos Gabriel Sanchez, Carolina Ivette Torres, Carrie Watson, Everton Tafari West, Steven A.

TURF & LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT Duran, Jimmy

ADVANCED AUDIO TECHNOLOGY Brewer, Branden Adam

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Dodge, Stephen Christopher Gomez, Joel Hernandez, Kassynda Desareé Jackson, Patsy A. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carcamo de la Vega, Rocio Howard, Peggy Sue Mitchell, Richard Q.

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - PROGRAMMING Jones, Shauntarius Nicole Loveless, Tyson Lee Prakonekham, Danny Thom Westerman, Tamara Rachel EARLY INTERVENTION & INCLUSION Aldrete, Laura Janeth

BUSINESS CLERICAL Keeline, Heather Anne Martinez, Luningning Angelina Cunanan

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Graduate Jordan Zamora proudly shows his diploma after his graduation from TCHS.

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Graduation 2015 Vista Murrieta High School

The Vista Murrieta High School Class of 2015 procession arrives at the commencement Vista Murrieta High School graduate Albert Garcia smiles as he arrives at the Class of Shane Gibson photos 2015 commencement ceremony. ceremony on June 11, 2015. Aban, Julian Abernathy, Alexander Abila, Nathan Acda, Seth Ryan Acosta, Adam Adame, Jasmine Adame, Jenna Adams, Eliyah Adcock, Kevin Adu Acquah, Justin Advincula, Zena Afonso, Sergio Aguilar, Alondra Albayati, Kasey Albert, Jacob Alcas, Elena Alejandre, Valerie Alimboyoguen, Jun Marc AlKassis, Khalil Altenhof, Alexys Altnor, Edwin Alumbres, Cesar Jerome Amemiya Shows, Kami Amin, Lara Amora, Darren Anderson, Emily Andino, Adriana Aragon, Kevin Arambula, Damian Arandia, Shayna Andrea Arellano, Christiana Arizpe, Alejandro Armendariz, Alyssa Arroyo, Mario Arteaga, David Asuega, Chelsea Atkins, Leezhane Attaran, Hana Azim, Abdulla Baena, Brandon Bailon, Luis Baker, Brittany Baker, Cassidy Baker, Colin Bambarger, Ryan Banks, Adam Banting, Alyssa Barajas, Desiree Barba, Brenda Barbosa, Gabriella Barocio, Roberto Baron, Dilan Barone, Tyler Bartley, Aaron Becker, John Bekker, Stefani Beltran, Serena Bennett, John Bergado, Bradley Berman, Melissa Berry, Jovan Bertolino, Jason Bethke, Julian Binuya, Joel Blanco, Jessica Boldt, Joshua Bonus, John Bovy, Joseph Bowers, Aydan Boyd, Chloe Bridges, Katelynn Brienen, Katherine

Bright, Maegan Brighton, Austin Brofas, Jannine-Rayann Broussard, Kennedy Brown, Chelsea Brown, Dillon Brown, Haley Brown, Maria Bryant, Diamond Budzevski, Alexandar Bui, Huy Burleson, Lovie Burse, Ruth Cady, Austin Cahalan, Ashley Caldera, Christian Calderon, Miguel Camarena, Sergio Cameron, Cara Cameron, Jessica Campbell, Alyssa Cannon, Carson Cant, Kaley Caputi, Abraham Carmenattycharon, Alondra Carter, Jesse Caserma, Brittany Casillas, Roberto Casillas, Sarah Castillo, Nidia Castro, Alberto Castro Del Castillo, Crystal Cebreros, Noe Cervantes, Mario Chaar, Rama Chan, Sonida Chavez, Eduardo Chidester, Patrick Chun, Darren Clark, LeeAnne Coates, Mia Cobian, Christian Cochrane, Nicole Coker, Zoe Colot, Angelica Conley, Kiara Constante, Eric Contreras, Cydney Contreras, Luis Contreras Cabrera, Katia Cook, Camilla Cope, Alicia Cordero, Amaray Cordero, Anasofia Cordova, Joey Coronado, Aileen Coronado, Gabriela Cortez, Louis Cosby, Tristen Cosino, Andrew Cosio, Zachariah Cotteen, Gregory Crawford, Joshua Crumpton, Domonique Culp, Jacqueline Cuyugan, Aila Dang, Duy Davis, Cody De Leon, Zackery Del Llano, Jeannette Dela Cruz, Nikka

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Galam, Benjamin Galbraith, Maliyah Galindo, Hatchly Gallardo, Elizabeth Gallegos, William Galzote, Juvien Johnny Garcia, Albert Garcia, Amie Garcia, Andrea Garcia, Gary Garcia, Laura Garcia, Natalie Gelgand, Madison Geske, Charlie Gibson, Madison Gidley, Kylie Gilliland, Emily Giron, Alexis Glenn, Justus Godinez, Jacqueline Goff, Jesse Gomez, Kassandra Gomez, Roberto Gonzales, Katie Gonzalez, Anna Gonzalez, Eric Gonzalez, Jacob Gonzalez, Karely Gonzalez, Vanessa Gooden, DeJaun Goodlett, Corey Goodrich, Garrett Gordon, Alexandria Gow, Marcus Grajeda, Karlos Gratrix, Taylor Green, Chelsea Green, Craig Green, Tyler Gregory, Saxon Griffis, Kylee Grigsby, Latisha Grino, Enrique Gross, Asia Guardado, Gilberto Guerrero, Christopher Guerrero, Kaitlyn Nicole Guerrero, Luis Guevarra, Mark Joshzeff Gulland, Christopher Gunter, Makenna Gutierrez, Abigail Guy, Tyler Guzman, Angel Hamlin, Joshua Handy, Kristopher Hanne, Preston Harding, Kaylin Harlan, Jamie Harper, Rebecca Harrison, Paul Hawk, Emily Hawthorne, Aubreyana Hazelwood, Jayme Heartfield, Dyronn Heisel, Makenzy Henderson, Heidi Henderson, Jazmine Henderson, Keatin Henning, Amber Henretta, Jackson Heo, Joo

Vista Murrieta High School principal Mick Wager welcomes the Class of 2015 on June 11, 2015.

Hernandez, Ryan Herrington, Raven Hess, Alexis Hickman, Alec Hiley, Isahia Hoang, Kevin Hocher, Dru Hoelscher, Dakota Hofilena, Rene Hogue, Nicole Holmes, Megan Homsi, Andrew Honey, Daniella HoSee, Jana Marie Hoyd, Tiffany Hoyt, Joshua Hu, Joan Hughes, Kylah Hurtado, Ruth Hwang, Elizabeth Igualdo, Lee Kyle Iniguez, Arelybel Inouye, Taylor Irvine, Hannah Jaboro, Marissa James, Taqir Jaques, Alejandro Jaramillo, Aldo Jaramillo, Joseph Javier, Jake Jenkins, Jada Jennings Ernst, Jessie Jimenez, Gregorio Johnson, Aliyah Johnson, Erica Johnson, Matthew Johnson, Shawn Johnston, Kamaren Jones, Kali Jones, Michael Jourdier, Daniel Kaplan, Megan Kaufman, Joseph Keene, Zachary Keller, Tiffany Kelly, Nathan Kenyon, Kevin Khamsing, Nikki Kim, Crystal Kim, Daeun Kircher, Rebekah Kline, Patrick Knaus, Trevor Knight, Naomi Knogge, Katharine Kosasih, Kelly Kouv, SivLeng Kouv, SivLy Krausert, Nicole Krausert, Rachel Kuether, Paige Kuwahara, Tanner Lagmay, Ashley Lam, Natalie Lammers, Ava Landa, Emillie Landeros, Elizabeth Laney, Crystal Lanier, Reily LaShomb, Brent Latteri, Sabrina Lavely, Nicholas

Sabrina Drennen smiles after receiving her diploma on June 11, 2015.

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Granillo Gonzalez, Alexa Griffin, Harmony Hamlin, Nathan Hays, Madysen Hernandez, Ivan Holloway, Melanie Holmes, Annie James, Yesenia LaBord, Brittany

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Ponce, Stephanie Poplin, Cynthia Prats, Lucas Price, Kristy Purvis, Linnea Pye, Caleb Qasemi, Zakeria Quinteros, Brian Rack, Nicholas Rainsberger, Kayla Ramirez, David Ramirez, Jordan Ramirez, Nancy Ramirez Martinez, Valeria Rangel, Antonio Rau, Miles Rausa, Stephen Rawlins, Jeremy Raymundo, Nikko Rebelo-Oliva, Eduardo Reddish, Colton Reed, Jayda Reyes, Annalisa Reyes, Anthony Reyes, Eugene Jasper Reyes, Jeanice Reyes, Joshua Reyes, Ryan Dean Rice, Andrew Richards, Jake Richardson, Austin Richardson, Michael Rico, Adriella Rievley, Caleb Riley, Jack Rios, Kaleb Rivas, Kailani Rivera, Jared Rivera, Matthew Robiskie, Reginald Rodriguez, Ian Rodriguez, Xochitl Rogers, Hanna Rojas, Sofia Romero, Aaron Romero, Sydney Romo, Jose Roper, Jacob Rosas, Brooklynn Rosengren, Katherine Rubalcava, Alexis Rueda, Samuel Rugh Blyden, Andrew Ruiz, Gabrielle Ruiz, Zachary Russell, Erin Ruth, Sage Saez, Christian Francis Salampessy, Carlos Salas, Isabel Salazar, Joy Salcido, Cheylin Samilin, Skye Samuelson, Stephen Sanchez, Nathalie Sanchez, Roy Sanchez, Tyler Sanchez, Wynzhiel Rei Sanchez Rojas, Jose Sandoval, Jose Sanford, Cianna Sangar, Arthy

Santhanam, Alexis Saphanthong, Cheyenne Scales, Kevin Scalisi, Jake Schaeffer, Joseph Schmitt, Riley Schuchhardt, Tyler Scotese, Julia Selvaggio, Nico Servin, Armando Shah, Ryan Shakir, Attiyyah Shan, Irina Shaw, Jacob Shearin, Renee Shedeed, Tiera Shorter Dabalos, Kahlil Shroll, Samantha Shute, Kalyn Sibrian, Ashley Siepert, Jake Sik, Jasmine Silva, Kaitlyn Silva, Luis Simental, Margaret Simmons, Cheyenne Simmons, Darius Simpson, Madison Sinha, Nikhil Slagill, Joshua Slattery, Tessa Smith, Bryce Smith, Dion Smith, Karlee Snyder, Justin Solis, Joseph Son, Joanne Soria, Druann Soto, Melissa Sounier, Haley Sousa, Nicholas Spear, Chad Spear, Chase Spencer, Savannah Spiker, Jake Spiker, Jeremy Stackman, Emylly Stallworth, Sophia Stallworth, Stephanie Staub, Venessa Steckdaub, Sofia Steinbuch, Noah Stewart, Dahlton Stickels, Rebecca Stopani, Julianne Stucki, Jordan Sutton, Savanna Swain, Christina Sweeney, Christian Swigart, Cailyn Tablada, Maverick Farren Taitano, Kailea Takahama, Kyle Tarrant, Zasharina Taylor, Duryeaux Taylor, Lisa Terrel, Paul Thai, Triny Theobalt, Keanna Thompson, Savannah Tidwell, Hunter Tolmie Koehler, Catherine

Toop, Jordyn Topete, Sebastian Tracy, Taylor Trammell, Brandon Tran, Han Tubo, Emerito Twamley, Hunter Tyler, Messiah Urich, Mackenzie Valadez, Christian Valdez, Gabriel Valencia, Arianne Valencia, James Vanderpool, Courtney VanTuinen, Amber VanTuinen, Ashley Vasquez, Jacob Vasquez, Niko Taluane Vazquez, Daniel Vega, Angel Velk, Trevor Veluz, Miguel Paolo Venters, Leslie Vicencio, Victoria Viret, Luc Viveros, Ernesto Vollmond, Andreas Wade, Cynthia Wadiak, Lauren Wainwright, Noblae Waisman, David Walker, Jeffrey Walsh, Shannon Waltemeyer, Madison Wdowiak, Allison Webster, Daniel Welch, Christian Welch, Jennifer Wells, Kendyll West, Caitlin West, Jaclyn Westaway, Chianna Westendorf, Trevor White, Liam White, Michael Whitehead, Justyn Whitesinger, Renee Whitney, Kendall Wiens, Erin Williams, Janelle Willis, Cody Wilson, Jacob Witt, Catherine Wood, Jakob Wood, Redd Woods, Lauren Wooten, Denver Worthy, Brandon Wright, Krista Wright, Rachel Yamaguchi, Steven Yanga, Kalel Yocom, Kyler Young, Tanner Zamora, Michael Zarate, Dan Michael Zick, Courtney Zopfi, Aubrina Zornek, Andrew

Vista Murrieta High School’s valedictorian gives a speech to the Class of 2015 on June 11, 2015.

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Graduation 2015

Elsinore High School

An Elsinore High School senior shows his excitement prior to commencement on Tuesday, June 2. Ali Abdelkarim Nekai Abriol Jvonne Acosta Damara Adams Dylan Adams Tessa Adamson Jonathan Agreda Edward Aguilar Lizbeth Agundez Kylah Alexander Nicole Alford Branden Allen Brian Allen Mohammed Alsadek Yo n a t a n A l v a r a d o Mendoza Andreah Alvarez Edgar Ambriz Anthony Anaya Alexis Andablo Breanna Andrade Jason Angle Robert Arauz Jenneca Aris Noelle Armenta Andres Arreola Jasmine Arreola Amber Assmann Jorge Avalos Almontes Pavel Avalos Ramirez Cindy Ayala Louie Azevedo Evelin Bahena Amanda Baker Maria Baldovinos Bianca Baltazar Marcus Banuelos David Barnett Ceeja Barr Jacob Barrera Cody Bartlett Lucia Bautista Cruz Evelyn Becker Jeffrey Bennett Julia Berg-Hernandez Kathleen Berry Preston Beverly Riley Bialorke Katelyn Blackmer Maxwell Bland Wyatt Bohannan Monica Boyan Lonsha Bradford Dane Brady McKaylee Breech Ciera Brown Kodee Brown Kyle Brown Shannon Burrell Paulette Burt Santos Mikendra Carey Jaelah Carruth Cameron Carual Blaine Cash Ruby Castellon

Jonathan Castillo Yesenia Castillo Mora Valeria Ceja Christian Cerda Jomark Cerdena Jeffery Cessna Angel Charles Czarina Chavez Daniel Chavez Christian Chavira Daniel Clark Cullen Clarke Jasmyn Coates Justin Cohen Cynthia Lizbeth Contreras Barajas Jonah Cook Kasidy Cowley Alexis Crivello Rey Cuenca Zavala Jenna Cunningham Kevin Cunningham Abigail Curtright Mia Cusmano Ian Danh Glenn Darrow Jordan Davis Dominique De La Mora Leslie De La Torre Kainalu DeCambra Jackson Delarm-Yocham Mariana Diaz Aguayo Melida Diaz Castro Lida Dishchyan Sierra Dobbie Daniel Dohan Gerardo Dominguez Fuentes Evan Doran Kylee Doty Hashley Drew Gavin Dumesnil Kaitlyn Dunlavy Destiny Easley Mika Edwards Mansour Elhajj Justin Enciso Elizabeth Englehart Ibar Escalona Guerrero Caleb Espinosa Rios Damaris Espinosa Rios Brandon Espitia Edward Espudo Nicole Faraoni Marcus Fayne Cristian Felix Martinez Matthew Ferguson Trevor Ferguson Christopher Fernandes Michelle Fernandez Emmanuel Ferto Corey Fields Keirra Fitzgerald Petrona Francisco Ernesto Franco Rodriguez

Sarah Frick Yanira Fuentes Gonzales Christopher Gallegos Matthew Galloway Andrew Garcia Andy Garcia Brenda Garcia Cesar Garcia Christian Garcia Evelyn Garcia Gabriel Garcia Ismael Garcia Joseph Lorenzo Garcia Guadalupe Garcia Palmas Madalyn Garcia Valencia Suzette Gaxiola Randall Giles Michelle Gilliam Desire Giron Carlos Gomez Jazmine Gomez Joel Gomez Burant Jonathan Gompper Carlos Gonzalez Cassandra Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Anthony Goodman Cassidy Goodman Ty Gouvion Chasity Green Christa Greene Johanna Guerrero Curiel Jacob Guglielmana Cesar Gutierrez Heidi Gutierrez

Jessica Gutierrez Mark Gutierrez Melissa Guzman Devin Hall Rhittyaa Hang Logan Hanson Christopher Harris Christopher Harrison Jared Hart Samuel Hattersley Autumn Heim Jamal Henderson Kayla Hendricks Thor Hengst Zachary Henson Alexandra Hernandez Anthony Hernandez Jonathan Hernandez Joseph Hernandez Kibsaim Hernandez Rosiestar Hernandez Cindy Herrera-Alvarez Genesis Hester Brendan Hesterly Madison Hickey Janet Higuera Christian Hill Nicole Hill Davin Hobbs Wing Yan Hoh Alonna Holguin Alexander Homchick Kally Homchick Jamyrah Horton Sawyer Hoskins

A pair of EHS seniors ham it up for the camera prior to their Courtesy photos commencement ceremony. Kellie Howard Emma Hoye Austin Hughes Matthew Inzunza Castro John Jacobs Michelle James Taylor James Hector Jara Emma Jessee Antonio Jimenez Jose Jimenez Hernandez Ya s m i n e J i m e n e z Hernandez Austin Johnson Taylor Johnson Timothy Johnson Tyrus Johnson Hailey Jonas-Battle Jesse Jones Dionysios Karasoulas Daviddd Kazee Lorenzo Keeton Timothy Kennedy Kennith Kirk Jacob Kirkland Shane Koskinen Tristen Kurzinger Sophie Laidlaw Trevon Lampkin Jesse Landry Kayla Lane Jacob Lang Elizama Langer Lissette LaPointe Eddie Lara

Kelsey Lastinger Zimmerman Noe Lazcano Nynna Thuy Le Isaac Lee Juan Leon Adrian Lepe Mark Llorico Ariel Loback Shannon Long Edgar Longsiab Jaycie Loomer Treasure Lopez Samuel Lopez Pena Robin Lopez Perez Thomas Lorberter Jacob Lovett Curtis Loyless Miriam Lujan Carrete Julian Machado Generosa Madrigal Ortiz Ashley Magar Crystal Malveaux Nash Mancino Jonathan Manzo Pelayo Adrian Marquez Jose Marron Isaiah Martinez Moises Martinez Angel Martinez Herrera Robert Mata Maria De Los Angeles Maya Morales Connor Mc Clain Kiefer Mc Keown

This group of EHS graduates couldn’t help but ham it up for the camera on the field at Diamond Stadium on Tuesday, June 2.

Lakeside High School Alexis Abril Sydney Adam Tyler Adcock Christopher Agramonte Daniel Aguilar David Aguilar Francisco Aguilar Javier Aguilar Rudy Aguirre Atinuke Aiyenigba Victoria Albee Eliuth Alberto Angel Aldape Jorge Alegria Jr. Ernesto Almazan Krislen Almodovar Danielle Alvarado Christopher Alvarenga David Alvarez Oscar Alvarez Asya Amers Noah Anaya Adelle Anderson Francisco Angeles-Silver Diana Aragon-Alvarado Miya Araiza Hector Arechiga Jr. Annai Arellano Andrea Arista Ariana Avalos Diego Avila Exavier Avila John Ayad Vanessa Banuelos Vincent Banuelos Seth Barber Elena Barragan Damian Bastidas Robert Belk Jr. Percilla Beltran Ricardo Beltran Celeste Bender Dominique Bettencourt Jessica Bible Christopher Bollinger Austin Bomhoff Zachary Bonham Mireya Bravo Peter Briseno Tayler Briseno-Peppers Darrius Brown Emma Brown Brayan Bugarin Zachary Burkhart Joan Cabellos Yadira Cacho Ashley Cadena Fredy Cadena Graciela Cadena Jesus Calderon-Gonzalez Mark Calma Michael Camara Stephanie Cano Natalie Capilla Marco Cardenas Alan Caro Adriana Carrillo Dalen Carter Luis Casillas Daniel Castillo-Martinez Jeremy Castorena Jocelynn Cerda

Lissette Chavarria-Salazar Alejandro Chavez Steven Christner Daniel Coria Kimberley Cornell Brenda Cortez Vanessa Cota Robert Cowans III James Joe Crawford Maia Crawley Julie Crotts Gabriela Cruz Andrew Cuara Andrea Cuevas Olivia Dagonese Diego De La Torre William Delgado Michael DeMarco Jaycie Dennison Jonathan DeRusse Sebastien Deshommes Rhea Desmond Micah Diaz Anthony Diluccia Nicholas Diluccia Pedro Dominguez Emily Duslak Daniel Escalera Ashley Espinoza Cesar Espinoza Julia Espinoza Richard Estes Marisol Estlind Marisabel Estrada Aspen Ewing Jonathan Fanning Amber Fealy Joelle Federigan Albert Fernandez Victor Fernandez Kylie Fisher Daniel Fletcher Jr. Porche Fletcher Flor Flores Gabriela Flores Marco Flores Jr. Nathaniel Foisaga Noel Fonseca Krystal Fonseca-Alfaro Steven Frazier Virginia Frias Nestor Fuerte Mario Galvan Johnathan Galvez Adriana Garcia Jessica Garcia-Secundino Jorge Garcia Vanessa Garcia Veronica Garcia Maricruz Garduno Andrew Garibaldo Brenna Geddings Destiny Gehnert Joshua Genco Briana Gibson Erica Godinez Gerardo Godinez Eric Gomez Gabriela Gomez Jazmin Gomez David Anthony Gonzales Michael Angelo Gonzales

Braulio Gonzalez Carolina Gonzalez Jennifer Gonzalez Roberto Gonzalez Carlos Gonzalez-Lozano Lizzette Gordillo Aubrie Gray Jonathan Gudino Daniel Guerrero Starmarie Guerrero Yissel Gueta Teresa Guillen Lopez Gilbert Gutierrez Jorge Gutierrez Miranda Gutierrez Barbara Gutierrez Laura GutierrezHernandez Garrett Haggard Bailey Hall Justin Hall Renee Hansen Drake Hanson Chelsea Hardy Brent Harrigan Jakob Harrison-Gleason Aidawn Hernandez Cristal Hernandez Daniel Hernandez Juliana Hernandez Monica Judit Hernandez Valerie Hernandez Vanessa Hernandez Eddie Herrera Kyndra Herrera Lizbeth Hidalgo Sophia Hinojo Keauna Hinton Mason Hocking Alexandra Hoey Andrew Hollis Jade Hunt Michelle Hutchinson Bailey Hyland Alexandra Ixta Sedrick Jackson Karla Jalteco Alejandro Jara Iseth Jara Destinea Jefferson-Price Jeffrey Jimenez Destin Johnson Ryan Jones Taylor Jones-Jackson Gilbert Juarez Nelle Kaufman Kevin Keyser Kyle Keyser Chayla King Kai Kizler Andrew Krautkramer Michael LaFontaine Alexander Landau Cassidy Lant per A.N. Travis LaPan Adrian Lara Antonio Le Ellena Lebert Adrianna Lemanek Dominique Lemanek Arlene Leyva Anthony Lim

Ana Limon-Diaz Zachary Lindholm Alondra Little Aileen Lizarraga Adrianna Loera Austin Loera Alfredo Lopez Daniel Lopez Kathlyn Lopez Myrka Lopez Shawn Lopez Carlos Eduardo LopezGonzalez Zamanta LopezHernandez Jesus Lopez-Vargas Arielle Lowe Danielle Lyons Vien Nghia Ma Tommy Machuca Brian Macias Crystal Malveaux Nofoafia Manu Colin Marcal Carlos Marquez Isaiah Marquez Jeremiah Marquez Donte Marshall Mckenna Marshall Gemma Martin Jessica Martinez Jorge Martinez Jr. Lizbett Martinez Moises Martinez Russell Martinez Ryan Martinez Samuel Martinez Stephanie Martinez Tatiana Martinez Ernesto Eduardo MartinezTena Anthony McCoy-Carranza Qiyoshi McGruderCummings Alexis Medrano Jamie Medrano-Lucero Luis Mejia Fernando Mendez Roberto Mendez Jr. Ricardo Mendez-Torres Jeffrey James Mendoza Valeria Mendoza Jorge Meneses Eduardo Meza Devon Milanez Jackson Millan Abram Millan-Hernandez Ryan Milum Travis Minor Vanessa Monge Luis Montero-Ramirez Edward Montes Patrick Mony Samantha Moore Shayla Moore Richard Morones Marie Morrow per A.N. Heidy Mozqueda-Tapia Suzanna Munoz Taitum Murphy Jose Ochoa Eric Ortiz

Joanna Ortiz Sandra Ortiz Gabriel Osorio Perla Osorio-Rivera Eden Ovando Jassan Ozuna Katelyn Pabon Celia Pacheco Amelia Payne Braydon Pelant Frank Pelsue Jose Pena Giselle Peñaloza Brandon Perez Erika Perez Jose Perez Jr Joshua Perez Vanessa Perez-Hernandez Kaellie Perrault Adrian Pineda Makinzie Pittman Frank Platt Noah Pleitner Solomon Ponomarev Laird Powers Amanda Prado Raquel Prado Yvonny Prado Marissa Preciado Yesenia Pulido Armando Quezada-Flores Stephanie Quintero Abdulla Rabadi Daniel Ramirez Estevan Ramirez Hannah Ramirez Marissa Ramirez Mayra Ramirez Valeria Ramirez Genaro Ramos Jr. Paulina Ramos Samantha Ramos Bryan Reilly Manuel Reyes Carissa Reynolds Serena Rios Brenda Rivera Andrea Rivera-Gonzalez Tyler Roach Briana Rodarte John Rodarte Abelardo Rodriguez George Rodriguez Jr. Gianni Rodriguez Misty Rodriguez Isahia Romero Luis Romero Diana Rosales Raquel Rosales Christopher Ruffin Caroline Ruiz Gerardo Ruiz Jaron Sales-Burton Elisa Salinas David Sanchez Jesus Sanchez Jonathan Sanchez William Sanchez Alondra Sandoval Julianna Santacruz Maylea Santana Christian Matthew

Saquilabon Andrew Schoo Kiley Scott Leakhna Sea Min Ji Seo Janitzia Serrano Melissa Serrato Daniella Serratos Sasha Shaffer Tori Shaver Zachary Sigwalt Luis Silvan Joseph Simioli Cheyenne Smith Jonathan Smith Kyle Smith Kevin Snyder Destiny Solis Antonio Solis-Moreno Cristian Soltero per T.S. Jocelyn Sosa Victoria Sosa Robert Soto Wyatt Stoneking William Taijeron Jeremiah Tapia Douglas Thompson Kayla Thompson Idalis Tirado-Mendez Rafael Torres Jr. Benjamin Tovar Kevin Trujillo Mackenzie Turner Christina Tway Ramon Urrutia Odalis Urzua Gillian Valdovines Ana Valdovinos Ricky Valencia Travis Valle Gentry Vargas Ernesto Vasquez Omar Vasquez Yesenia Vazquez Shelly Vazquez-Rosales Angie Vega Eduardo Vega Francisco Velasquez Briana Vickery Aleksander Villa Giovanni VillanuevaCanongo Marcos Villasenor Luis Vina-Ramirez Seth Walters Ahrisa Werne Jacob Williams Christina Willis Derek Willis Kayla Wilson Brandon Woods Elijah Woods Danielle Yackle Dustin Ybarra Francis Ceasar Ylescupidez Sergio Yoma Amber Yoval William Zaldivar Pedro Zarate Jr. Ana Rosa Zavala Misael Zuniga

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Leena McGhee Jared McMaster Daniel Medina Crystal Mejia Ve r o n i c a M e m b r e n o Juarez Elizabeth Mendoza Joshua Mendoza Lindsay Mendoza Leah Middlemas Brianna Miller Kenneth Miranda Alex Mireles Kevin Moore Hailey Mora Maria Morales Alejandra Moreno Matthew Morones Tyler Morones Rudy Morris Jacob Morrissey Ian Mowatt Robert Nacario Christian Nakasone Jose Nato Palma Megan Naus Thomas Nava Alexander Nelson Ashlynn Nelson Cierra Nelson Sarah Nevitt Fikiri Newton Brandon Nguyen Khoa Nguyen Ruben Nieves

Julia Northrup Jacob Nowicki Riley Olson Alexander Ortiz David Ortiz Monge Ashley Padilla Jesus Paez Sarah Paez Cheyenna Palius Shaina Rae Panga Alondra Paredes Aliyah Parker Jaydon Patillo Riley Patterson Adrianna Payne Adrian Pelayo Rachel Pennington Arlene Peralta Derick Perez Hannah Perkins Helen Pham Cynthia Pillen Kenya Pineda Soto Zachari Pino Tylor Pipoly Victoria Pitotti Hannah Powell Brooke Price Calvin Probus Laci Putnam Eliseo Ramales Christopher Ramirez Gabriela Ramirez Jovanny Ramirez Marcela Ramirez Delgado

Ruth Ramirez Escalona Jocelyn Ream Christian Rector Katarina Renick Kylie Reynolds Matthew Richards Andrea Rios Marcus Ripley Milady Mayam Rivera Ceja Andrew Rivera Dahlia Maria Rivera Zuniga Breanna Robinson Dominic Rockshead Tyler Rodarte Jesse Rodriguez Karina Rodriguez Rocio Rodriguez Beatriz Rodriguez Jurado Jordan Rogers Jessica Romero Johnothan Romero Stephanie Romero Aleesa Ronda Tisdale Samantha Rosales Sagrero Mark Rosas Jesus Rosas Plasencia Cailin Rowe Alba Rubio Villarreal Michael Ruiz Ruth Ruiz Ramirez Stephen Sabol Jeffrey Saldevar Nicole Salgado Dalia Samano Brittany Sammon Jonathan Sanchez Silvia Sanchez Christian Sandoval Marissa Sandoval Miranda Sandoval Marco Santamaria Salma Santos Arias Jacob Santos Maldonado Ernesto Sedano Valenzuela Jacqueline Serrano Matthew Sessions Michael Sevilla Noorullah Shah Gavin Shaw Tyler Shelter Savannah Sherbourne Nicholas Sierra Tierra Simms Kai Sinclair Thianne Sinolinding Aiyana Smith Deanne Smith Garrett Smith Scott Smoak Olivia Snead Jake Snyder Joel Soledad Alejandra Marie Soto

Angy Soto Lopez Cydnie Spann Brandon Spencer Thomas Spencer Matthew Spoonemore Kori Sprague Hali Stokes Marielle Antoinette Strong Scot Struble Earl Godray Suarez Erica Tabin Gianna Talavera Tellez Manuel Tapia Dayana Tapia Rangel Princess Faiza Tarabishi Sierra Taylor Andrew Thomas Elias Thruston Daniel Toledo Geronimo Zachary Tollstrup Macie Tomlinson Cheyenne Trujillo Alanna Tse Kylie Uber Robert Ulrich Flor Valadez Ye n n y Va l e n z u e l a Guerrero Christopher Van Dusen Baylee Vargas Danielle Vazquez Jasmin Vazquez Rafael Vazquez Flores Mario Vela Cynthia Velez Sierra Venegas Renee Verdel Luisa Villafana Phillip Villalobos Tymerie Vincelli Kirsten Von Moos Tyra Wallace Daniel Weiss Patrick Wells Megan Western Curtis Whitley Jr Anise Whitlock Susan Whitmarsh Kobe Williams Michael Williams Sibella Williamson McKenna Wilson Amari Womack Shaughnessy York Michael Young Liliana Zavala Acevedo Aime Zuniga Crystal Zuniga

EHS graduates proudly show of their diplomas during the school’s commencement ceremony held at Diamond Stadium on Tuesday, June 2.

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