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District claims ring hollow Robert Eilek Special to the Valley News

Children play on a specialized playground apparatus that will be permanently installed at the special needs playground at Margarita Park in Temecula. Shane Gibson photo

Start of work on Temecula’s Special Needs Playground spotlights increasing focus on autism-related services Tim O’Leary Staff Writer The start of work on Temecula’s Special Needs Playground – the only such facility in a broad swath of Riverside County – marks another plateau of autism-related services in the city. It also marks a far higher level of city spending, as it will boost Temecula’s investment in such services and facilities to about $940,000 this year. It also revealed the inner churning that Mike Naggar, the Temecula

councilman who has championed June 5 ground-breaking ceremony those programs and services, has in Margarita Community Park. experienced since his son, Liam, They met near the hub of the 20was diagnosed with autism about acre park, an area that will soon be the region’s first eight years ago. That diagno- “The new playground, when special-needs playground. sis was, Naggar it opens in September, will But the stage said, a sudden emersion into be the most tangible sign of w a s s e t s i x months earlier, that “shadow Temecula’s plunge into the which was when population out the City Council there.” special needs arena.” agreed unaniAbout 120 residents and city officials – as mously to allocate $875,000 for the well as a pot-bellied “therapy” pig design and construction of the first named “Baxter” – gathered for the phase of the playground.

The funds for the first phase of the new playground will come from development and park fees, according to a Dec. 10, 2013, city staff report. The existing playground at Margarita Community Park, which opened in 1995, had become outdated and was showing signs of wear, the staff report said. Rather than simply ordering replacement pieces for the aging playground, city officials instead shifted the focus of a two-acre section of the

see PLAYGROUND, page A-6

Due to long-term budgetary crises, Temecula teachers have neither requested nor received salary increases for the past seven years and willingly accepted pay cuts by agreeing to multiple furlough days to help the Temecula Valley Unified School District remain financially solvent. While pay was stagnant and reduced, teachers absorbed annually increasing health care costs, inflation, and now face additional increases in their contributions to retirement. Against this backdrop, Temecula teachers strongly rejected the school district’s meager salary offer of a 4 percent (1 percent for 20132014 and 3 percent for 2014-2015) wage increase.

see DISTRICT, page A-7

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De Luz residents voice concerns about sex offender Andrea Verdin Special to the Valley News Concerns over how the Sheriff’s Department and parole board inform residents when and where sexual offenders are being released in their area were brought up at a community meeting in De Luz on Saturday, June 14, after area residents became aware that a convicted rapist was living in their community.

Report details abuses at Temecula National Bank multiple California rehab celebrates 100th anniversary Home & Garden Menifee couple centers

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converts front yard into vineyard to save water and make wine

Alex Groves Staff Writer Every day millions of Americans wake up dealing with an addiction problem. Approximately 23.5 million people needed treatment for an illicit drug or alcohol abuse problem in the year 2009 alone, according to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) National Survey on Drug Use and Health. However, addiction isn’t limited to substances that are illicit. Prescription painkillers or any number of substances that impact the way the human body functions can be abused and can gain an addictive hold over the people that use them. Each and every day many of the individuals who suffer from current substance abuse problems will attempt to kick the habit for good; they’ll go to a rehab treatment facility in the hopes that it will give them the ability to overcome their dependence on a substance. That dependence in many cases isn’t just mental, but also physical. Detoxification, or the process by which a drug leaves the body, can be a key example of that. People who actively and habitually use opioids at the time of their checkin at a rehab facility could begin to experience agitation, anxiety and severe muscle aches among a number of other withdrawal symptoms, according to studies by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). People who suffer from addictions to alcohol also suffer from an array of symptoms that includes seizure, rapid heart rate and fever, according to officials. Some specialists in Southwest Riverside say these withdrawal

Laura Rathbun Special to the Valley News

symptoms can be deadly when paired with an extenuating illness or disorder, especially in facilities where medical staff aren’t present on a regular basis. Locally, and in California as a whole, there have been a number of deaths at rehab facilities that took in individuals trying to get themselves clean of a particular substance. There was Brandon Jacques, a Missouri resident, who came to an Orange County rehabilitation center after developing an eating disorder and an addiction to alcohol. The facility failed to transfer him to a hospital immediately after lab testing indicated his electrolytes were out of balance. He would later die of cardiac arrest attempting to do 30 pushups. Gary Benefield of Arizona was another out of state resident who came to California seeking treatment for his alcohol addiction. He came to the state in spite of a recent bout of pneumonia and a case of COPD (chronic obstructive

see REHAB, page A-4

A front yard vineyard is helping Menifee residents Craig and Jeri Westerson save on their monthly water bill and in two years they will be producing wine from their grapes as another benefit. see page B-1

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The Bank in Old Town celebrates its 100th anniversary with a ribbon cutting on Tue. June 10, 2014.

Paul Bandong Staff Writer Craig and Christy Puma, owners of The Bank Mexican Restaurant & Bar in Old Town Temecula, hosted the 100th anniversary of the charter of the Temecula First National Bank on June 10, 2014. The restaurant is housed in the

historical building that has been maintained in much of its original condition. The celebration also included a re-enactment the following day of the first bank robbery in Riverside County. A plaque on the outside of the building attributes the establishment

see BANK, page A-4

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Concerns over how the Sheriff’s Department and parole board inform residents when and where sexual offenders are being released in their area were brought up at a community meeting in De Luz on Saturday, June 14, after area residents became aware that a convicted rapist was living in their community. De Luz residents began alerting neighbors, public officials, law enforcement, and news media that Barrett Littleton, who served 24 years for raping a 25-year-old Pacific Beach woman twice and forcing her to engage in oral copulation in 1988, had moved into their community. His original sentence was for 48 years, in addition to a 15-year term for three prior sex-related convictions in the 1970s. According to Fallbrook Sheriff’s substation commander Lt. Art Wager, Littleton was released from prison approximately one year ago, and had lived in Campo and San Diego, holding various addresses of residency. At one point, Littleton had registered as transient, and had been living in his car. In April, Littleton moved to the Fallbrook area and listed a residence on South Mission Road. In May, Littleton moved to De Luz. All of these changes in residence had been done with proper information provided to Littleton’s parole officer. “I was made aware of [Littleton] about the same time as the rest of the community, but only because I was not briefed specifically about him,” said Wager to the large crowd that met at the Volunteer Fire Department Station in De Luz. “He had complied with the current policies for parole; however, this is forcing us to look at our policies, and has garnered attention all the way up the chain of command.” According to Luis Patino, a public information officer with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), Littleton’s parole agent had personally escorted him to the Sheriff’s Fallbrook substation to register as a sex offender. “Sex offenders have to be released in the county of their last legal residence,” said Patino. “Littleton had come from the San Diego area.” According to Sheriff’s detective Tom Janenko, who is with Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement (SAFE), there are approximately 840,000 sexual offenders in California, with 4,562 registered offenders living in San Diego County. “That number also includes offenders that are currently incarcerated or deported,” said Janenko. “These numbers are constantly changing, and these people are constantly moving.” Janenko also stated that 450 of those offenders are on active parole in San Diego County, under the Sheriff’s jurisdiction. In Fallbrook, there are currently 62 offenders registered, with 56 living in the 92028 area. There are four basic levels of information released to the public depending on the offense of each registrant, explained Janenko. “If someone moves to California and were registered in another state or country, they can be requested to register here as well,” he said. A perpetrator of the highest level of offense is called a sexually violent predator (SVP), who is typically diagnosed with mental disorders that include sexually prominent behavior. “These offenders go through with a court trial, and some are committed to a state hospital,” said Janenko. “Some are committed for five to six years, and others are in there for 30 to 40 years. They are evaluated regularly, and when they satisfy the requirements of treatment, they are

integrated back into society.” SVPs are constantly and heavily monitored, said Janenko. Currently, there are six SVPs in San Diego County. The second tier of offenders have their full addresses given on the Megan’s Law website. Because Littleton’s full address is given, along with his convictions, he is placed in the second tier of offenders. Third tier offenders only have their zip codes given, and the fourth tier offenders have no information given on the website. “In 92028, there are 32 full address offenders, five zip code only offenders, and 19 do not show up on the public side of the database at all,” said Janenko. “There is one SVP in the Fallbrook area, but he is not in the 92028 area, and his last name is Mercer.” Janenko stated that it was important for the community to educate itself regarding those who live in the community. “Talk to your neighbors,” he said, also stating that the information on the Megan’s Law website could be slightly misleading. “The specific number of criminal offenses and arrests are over a lifetime.” The purpose of Megan’s Law is to provide residents with information to protect themselves as offenders transition back into society. Patino stated that before a parolee can move, a CDCR agent must ensure the location the parolee moves to is compliant to the stipulations of the law. “The officer in charge of [Littleton] made sure he registered in Fallbrook as a sex offender,” said Patino. “We want to make it clear that he went into the office, and the verification is the very fact that his address appears on the Megan’s Law website.” Officers at the De Luz meeting made it very clear that the information placed on the Megan’s Law website was for protection, not for retaliation or preemptive action. “We have to balance your rights and the individuals’ rights,” said Janenko. “There is a penal code section under Megan’s Law that states if information under Megan’s law is used for other than protection, you will be held liable. Generally, this information cannot be used for housing and employment.” Patino explained that there are certain residency restrictions as part of Megan’s Law, which are also listed on the website. “Before an offender moves, he has to tell us, and before he is allowed, we must check the location to make sure it is legally compliant, in so far as that it is so far from certain types of facilities,” said Patino. “We made sure [Littleton] complied with requirements required, and followed all necessary steps legally prescribed.” Law officials also stated that Littleton had not been involved in child molestation, though information from Megan’s Law penal code was not clear. “The penal section 208c [listed for Littleton] has an extra section that states he committed forced oral copulation of an adult by force or fear. It was one of those obscure sections that can be confusing,” said Janenko. “Littleton does not have any minor victims.” All sexual registrants must wear GPS monitoring bracelets that have safeguards to inform officials if they are tampered with, stated Janenko. Parolees must wear the bracelets for the entirety of their parole, which is generally about five years. “Parole uses a system that constantly monitors the registrants, and registrants agree to participate in all that the program requires and to attend courses,” he said. “They must also undergo polygraph tests and have at least two unannounced site visits a month. A lot has been invested into this system, and we know where parolees are every day, where they are going, and what they are doing.”

In addition, parolees are susceptible to having their home and property searched without a warrant, something that Littleton recently underwent. De Luz residents were unhappy at the fact that no parole department representative was present at the meeting. Michael Hadland, a representative from Assemblyman Rocky Chavez, apologized on behalf of the state parole system. “It is unacceptable that they did not have someone here, especially when there are so many questions.” However, Patino stated no representative from the CDCR had promised to attend the meeting, as Littleton had been in accordance with parole regulations. “We understand why residents wouldn’t want to have a sex offender living in their neighborhood,” said Patino. “However [Littleton] is legally compliant, and because of that, believed we had no questions to answer.” Residents questioned the Sheriff’s Dept. as to what they could to in order to protect themselves if they felt threatened by anyone. “Do what you need to do, but if you take affirmative action, you will be looked at by the court, the public. and everyone,” said Lt. Wager. “Do what’s reasonable. If someone trespasses, that is a misdemeanor. The person can be placed under citizen’s arrest, or call us and we will place the person under citizen’s arrest.” In regards to whether Littleton or other local area offenders will assault a resident, Janenko stated that “no one has a crystal ball” to see if they will re-offend. On a scale used by law enforcement to see how likely a sexual offender will re-offend, Littleton rated a three out of 10. Most released individuals rate anywhere from one to five. “[Littleton] is 20-plus years older,” he said. “Offenders that do not reoffend have a good support system and a stable life to go back into.” Each offender’s information is shared on a “case-by-case basis,” and provisions are made on a local level to notify residents. “We try to identify when it is a good idea, and we are now evaluating that process,” said Wager. “Ultimately, I was responsible for this information. When I was first asked about [Littleton], I incorrectly assumed he had just been released from state prison. We are notified and receive photos when parolees first move around after prison, but we should have looked at continued notifications.” While it is not ideal to have sexual offenders living in communities, Wager stated that it is best to have them registered to an address rather than be transient. “When they are registered as transient, we have no idea where they are,” said Wager. “That’s the negative side of residency restrictions.” Caylin Guerin, a representative from County Supervisor Bill Horn’s office, stated that residents can sign up for a sex offender email newsletter, which informs residents of any changes to the database throughout the county. (Sign up at www.sandiegocountysexoffenders. com). Lt. Wager stated that the best way to get a Sheriff’s deputy’s support is to communicate with the department when suspicious activities occur. “We are here to serve you,” he said. “When you are not happy, we begin to look at policies, like we are now. I want to respond to you. If you notice something suspicious, call us. We don’t know what cars or people don’t belong in your neighborhood. You are our eyes and ears, and if you call us, you give us a reason to stop, detain, and search suspicious individuals.” To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

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road which will serve an adjacent planned housing development. The developer will pay MWD $33,500 to cover the $32,000 fair market value of the easement along with a $1,500 processing fee. The area which includes the easement provides MWD with access to the San Diego Aqueduct canal near Lake Skinner. MWD staff determined that granting the

easement would not interfere with MWD’s water operations. The design and construction plans for the improvements which will be constructed on the easement are subject to MWD review and written approval, and in the event that the county discontinues use of the easement land for more than three years the easement will be terminated.

Menifee’s Craig Westerson won first place for the Traditional Mead class in the San Diego County Fair’s homebrew competition. The batch of mead which won the award utilized Belgian ale yeast and had a slight sparkle. Westerson aged the batch for approximately two years. “It was a traditional sweet mead,” he said. The Belgian ale yeast was suitable for both the Traditional Mead class and the Other Mead category, and the same batch can be entered in multiple categories, so Westerson also entered some of that batch under Other Mead and won fourth place. Last year Westerson won Best of Show for mead at the San Diego County Fair. This year Other Mead class winner David Nichols of Vista

won the Best of Show award with an apple cinnamon flavored mead. “It was strong competition,” Westerson said. “There was a lot of good stuff down there.” The awards ceremony was June 8 but judging took place the previous weekend. Westerson didn’t judge in the Traditional Mead or Other Mead classes, but he judged in the Specialty Cider and Perry class utilizing apple and pear mead. “I did sample some of my competition, and it was pretty darn good,” he said. Westerson also judged the Stout beer class entries. Westerson was raised in Manhattan Beach and has lived in Menifee since 1993. He began brewing beer in the mid-1990s and began brewing mead in the late 1990s. He also began winemaking in recent years and the San Diego County Fair also has a homemade wine contest. “Next year I may actually enter

a bottle or two,” he said. “I’m thinking about it. I’ll see how it comes out.” Westerson also entered in two beer classes, the Smoke-flavored and Wood-aged category and the Dark Strong Ale class, with the same batch of beer, although the beer did not place in either class this year. Temecula’s Jeff Johnson took second place in the Smoke-flavored and Wood-aged class. Westerson is a member of the Temecula Valley Homebrewers Association, which had been meeting at Black Market Brewery in Temecula until those facilities recently became unavailable. The association moved its monthly meetings to Pinni and Hops while changing the date to the third Monday of each month beginning June 16. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

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Local BANK from page A-1 of the bank in 1912 to Eli Barnett; his grandson Malcolm Barnett, a long-time native resident and local historian, narrated the reenactment. According to Puma’s historical account (printed on their menus), “Construction of ‘The Bank’ building began June 29, 1913, and took about a year to complete. The thick cement walls were poured by laborers pushing wheelbarrows up ramps and along scaffolding under the direction of the Remington Company of Los Angeles. Long tie rods, threaded on each end with washer steel plates, were run through the building between the two stories and the nuts tightened for safety on the second story. The walls of the building and the vault measure 18 inches thick. On March 27, 1914, the project was completed. “The committee who planned the construction and management of The First National Bank of Temecula was [comprised of] Eli Barnett, C.P. Shumate, Hugo Guenther, George Burnham, Frank Fernald, Alex and Peter Escalier and Joe Winkles. Referred to as the ‘Hock Shop,’ loans were limited to $2,500 regardless of the applicant and or his collateral.” The June 10 celebration included a historical recap by Barnett, a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the Chamber of Commerce, and a presentation to the Pumas from a representative of Senator Joel Anderson. Many of the attendees were garbed in period-specific wear and a collection of vintage cars lined the streets. On June 11, the Old Town Temecula Gunfighters staged a reenactment of the famous bank robbery – the first and only time the Temecula bank was robbed. A printed story of the bank teller’s first-hand account is preserved on The Bank restaurant menus. “The first bank robbery in the history of Riverside County that anyone can remember occurred on August 17, 1930, at the Temecula First National Bank. On that fateful day, Miguel ‘Jerry’ Diaz entered the bank at 9 a.m. and walked to the teller’s window. Miss Agnes Freeman, the young teller, appeared to be alone because the bank cashier, John W. Chisholm, was in the back room at the time. “As Diaz approached, I greeted him. He did not reply and became agitated when he recognized me,” said Miss Freeman. “I knew him from the Pauba Rancho where he was one of the hands that worked for my dad. He put a paper bag on the counter, drew a revolver, and ordered me to put up my hands.

Long time Murrieta resident Alice Vose, 86, stands in front of The Bank in Old Town Temecula during its 100th anniversary celebration on June 10, 2014. Vose was once a patron of First National Bank of Temecula when it was in operation. She wanted to help her cousin, Tony Sotello, who was serving in WWII, by depositing money in the bank for him to have access to upon his return from the war.

The Bank in Old Town Temecula owners Craig and Christy Puma, receives recognition from State Senator, Joel Anderson on Tue. June 10, 2014. Shane Gibson photos

When Mr. Chisholm entered the room, Diaz had already crawled over the counter and put the gun to my back. He told us he would shoot us both if we caused trouble. “He tossed the paper bag to Mr. Chisholm and ordered him to fill it with money. He then forced us into the vault where he attempted to lock us in, but Mr. Chisholm pushed a screwdriver into the jamb as the door was closing. Diaz couldn’t get the locking mechanism to work but escaped with about $2,000. “As Diaz drove away in a yellow Model A Ford coupe, Mr. Chisholm grabbed a Luger pistol he kept in his desk and ran into the street calling for help. John McSweeney, a local rancher, was in the barbershop across the street getting a shave at the time. He jumped off the chair – towel, lather, and all – and he and Mr. Chisolm took off after Diaz in Mr. McSweeney’s Buick. They caught him about two miles up Winchester Road. When Mr. Chisholm fired two shots through

his windshield, Diaz stopped and surrendered. “He was later tried and found guilty of first-degree robbery and served three years in prison before being paroled. The Bank’s insurance company rewarded Miss Freeman with a diamond broach and Mr. Chisholm with a nickel-plated .45 caliber pistol for their bravery.” Chisholm and McSweeney were also given commemorative rings for their bravery. Shots rang out from the Old Town Gunfighters’ pistols as they re-enacted the crime. Elizabeth Veal played Agnes Freeman; her husband Bill was “Deadeye.” Tim Kimble, the group’s leader played “Dynamite Dick.” “Lobo,” Diaz’ lookout was played by Mike Loring and Craig Puma played “Roger.” Also on hand for the event were Roger Honberger, the son of teller Agnes Freeman and three generations of her family. At the time of the bank robbery, the two largest depositors in the bank were Walter Lennox Vail and

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Hugo Guenther. Hugo’s father, Fritz Guenther, a German immigrant who settled in Los Angeles in 1875, owned three saloons. In 1902, he purchased a 294-acre tract from Mrs. Jerusha Mills for $10,000 and developed the Murrieta Mineral Hot Springs into a hugely profitable world-class resort and health spa. Its success spurred the growth of the Murrieta Depot, the Fountain House, the Monterey and California Hotels. The property is now the home of the Calvary Christian Conference Center and Bible College. In July 1905, Vail had purchased the Temecula and Pauba Ranchos (38,000 acres) from the San Francisco Savings Bank; he subsequently purchased the Little Temecula Rancho and Rancho Santa Rosa for a total of 87,500 acres. The Vail Ranch surrounded the small town center and the bank was established to provide banking services for the Vail Ranch cattleselling operations. Unfortunately, Vail was crushed between two streetcars in Los Angeles; his son, Mahlon Vail, ran the ranch busi-

REHAB from page A-1 pulmonary disease), and he flew on a plane without the oxygen he was dependent on. Benefield complained of being in pain and being disoriented before and after his arrival to A Better Tomorrow Treatment Center (ABTTC) in Murrieta. Staff at the treatment facility gave Benefield medication even though they didn’t have the medical authority to do so. They gave him antidepressants to calm his mood, medications known to have an inhibitory effect on one’s lung function. The next morning, on what was supposed to be his 53rd birthday, Benefield was found slumped over on the floor dead. Another case involving multiple individuals was that of Dr. Jerry Rand of Bay Recovery in San Diego, who frequently found himself in question before the Medical Board of California. The board alleged that Rand was engaged in the practice of polypharmacy, prescribing multiple medications to patients without regard to how those medications might interact with one another. In 2009, a 29-year-old female patient of Rand’s was found drowned inside a bathtub, something the medical board once again linked to Rand’s alleged practice of keeping his patients overmedicated. All of those cases and more are documented in a California Senate Office of Oversight and Outcomes report from September 4, 2012. The report lists a number of cases that show a history of unusual and sometimes illegal operations at rehabilitation facilities across the state. Sharin Safarty, a prevention specialist and owner of Addiction Recovery Center in Temecula, believes the problem is that many individuals and their families are desperate to find help; in their desperation these individuals don’t think to ask what proportion of care is provided by medical professionals as opposed to certified counselors or interns. She said many facilities have doctors who may be on staff but these doctors are not a force present at the facilities all the time. Sometimes a doctor may be associated with the facility in some capacity or another, but that doesn’t mean he checks up on patients regularly. This lays the ground work for undiagnosed issues and tragic results, according to Safarty. The end result is that the counselors and interns are often left to their own devices when a patient is suffering from an illness that requires medication. They’re the ones that have to make the tough decisions about medication disbursement

ness until 1964 when it was sold to developers for $21 million. The Bank weathered the 1930s Depression, but the bank was closed in 1943 during the bank shortage of the 1940s and WWII. In 1965, the building was purchased by Bob and Jean Reininger and turned into “The Sign of the Pitcher,” an antique shop. David Covarrubias carefully refurbished the building and since 1978, the bank building has been a Mexican restaurant. In 2007, Covarrubias sold the restaurant to current owners Craig and Christy Puma, who continue the tradition of fine, authentic Mexican cuisine. “It is a privilege and an honor to commemorate this historic occasion and to carry on this legacy,” said Craig Puma. The Bank Mexican Restaurant & Bar are located in Old Town Temecula at the corner of Front Street and Main Street, one block from the Main Street Bridge and two blocks from City Hall. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com. and the immediate management of physical or psychological emergencies, she said. Safarty said that families of potential patients should verify that those patients are going to a 24/7 medical facility for treatment if their primary goal is detox only. She added that only when a potential patient has detoxed and been thoroughly assessed for potential co-occurring disorders can they can make the choice between a system where there is moral support (such as one of the previously mentioned live-in facilities) or a more comprehensive treatment. Safarty recommends the latter of the two for people who have a co-occurring condition that needs to be medicated such as bi-polar disorder or depression. The prevention specialist said she refers all potential patients to fully-staffed medical treatment centers when they need to detox. “We find and set patients up at appropriate certified medical facilities because that’s where they need to go find the care they need,” Safarty said. A local drug addiction specialist, who wished to remain anonymous, said one of the problems is that many of the rehabs that aren’t based in certified medical facilities don’t refer patients when they need to. They’ll try to hold on to their patients, even when the signs indicate they shouldn’t. They’ll accept patients when they shouldn’t and then will be reluctant to send them on to other facilities to receive more comprehensive care or care specifically geared toward their detox needs or any other medical needs they may have. He said some local facilities even go as far as lying to potential patients to get them to check in. And when patients arrive, they find a much starker reality than the one they were promised. “They were going into these places and making promises to people that there would be swimming pools, horses and all these things they were going to get,” he said. “And they get here and none of them are here; they were lied to.” He said he hopes there will be reform among rehab centers that bill themselves as medical facilities when that isn’t actually the case. He said rehab centers must be prepared to represent themselves in an honest way and must be prepared to treat their clients with proper care. However, he doesn’t think that’s going to happen without the push of the public and attorneys. “(We need) to put pressure on the people whose responsibility it is to do something about this,” he said. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

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A conceptual design showing the special needs playground at Margarita Park in Temecula on display during the groundbreaking ceremony on Thurs. June 5, 2014. Shane Gibson photos

City dignitaries break ground during the special needs playground groundbreaking ceremony at Margarita Park on Thurs. June 5, 2014.

ease Control recently announced a roughly 30 percent increase in the prevalence of the disorder. In 2012, the agency reported that 1 in 88 children (11.3 per 1,000 8-yearolds) had been identified with autism spectrum disorder. On March 27, the agency said that estimate had increased to 1 in 68 children (14.7 per 1,000 8-year-olds). The disorder is five times more common among boys than girls. White children are more likely to be identified with the disorder than black or Hispanic youth. Children as young as two can be diagnosed with autism, although most are identified by age four, the CDC report noted. Naggar said he ultimately decided to remain on the council and explore the range of local government and nonprofit services that were available for autistic youth. At that time, Temecula’s services to the developmentally disabled were limited to its High Hopes Program, which targets area residents ages 18 and older. He concluded that more services were needed, and since then he has pressed for greater special needs programs and awareness in the city and the region. Over a short span, Naggar and Temecula strengthened their ties to the nonprofit Our Nicholas Foundation, and the city has launched a range of autism-related services and programs. With Naggar as its driving force, Temecula in 2010 formed the Southwest Riverside Autism Task

drowning and exposure. The city also began offering specialized classes and informational sessions. One of the city’s offerings – the Supporting Kids Involving Parents program – targets infants to 6-year-olds who have been identified as autistic. On March 11, the Temecula council approved Naggar’s recommendation to launch the Global Citizens Viticulture / Hospitality Vocational Program. The program, which is aimed at providing job training to special needs teens, will cost the city $10,500 through the remainder of the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. A $25,000 grant will be sought to help continue the program. Grant recipients will be notified by September. It would Temecula cost about $35,000 to operate the program on a year-round basis, according to a city staff report. Naggar, leaders of Our Nicholas Foundation and others then set their sights on opening a special needs playground. The project moved forward in December with council approval. The closest such special needs playground is at Fairmont Park in Riverside, Amer Attar, Temecula’s principal engineer, said after the ground-breaking ceremony. The first phase of the project calls for the installation of specialized fencing and play equipment. The fencing is intended to restrict access to one way in and one way out. That will give parents a measure of control over their children’s move-

Force. The group includes the county as well as the cities of Temecula, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, Canyon Lake, Menifee, Perris, Wildomar and Hemet. Soon afterward, the group’s combined efforts created a Special Needs Resource Guide and an Autism Community Playbook. The city then created and staffed a new division aimed at serving special needs youth and adults. That program, which costs about $150,000 a year to staff and operate, is believed to be the first of its kind in the region. The division is staffed by a socalled “inclusion services specialist,” a position that had no other local counterpart when it was created about three years ago. Temecula officials then opted to join the nationwide Light it Up Blue campaign, which costs the city about $5,000 a year and is part of a global autism awareness effort. This year’s event included a task force meeting as well as a ceremony to celebrate illuminating the Civic Center with blue lights for a month. In December, the city announced a partnership aimed at educating police, firefighters, sheriff’s deputies, dispatchers and other emergency services personnel on how to better recognize and communicate with autistic citizens. That awareness-raising training touched on such issues as the jarring effects of light and sound stimuli, communication difficulties, behavioral “meltdowns” and such wandering-related dangers as

ments inside the playground. Specialized swings will feature secure seats and lower- and upperbody restraints. A stationary device, which can accommodate a wheelchair, will glide back and forth. A “sensory garden” and sand-filled play areas are also planned. Additional equipment, some of which makes sounds, will make it easy for children to slide, sway and crawl. One section of the playground is intended for children age 2 to 5. The other segment is intended for youth ages 5 to 8. A future phase of the playground is expected to include a “splash pad” water feature. The splash pad, which is expected to cost another $500,000, is slated to be installed in fiscal year 2016-17. City officials expect to receive a $323,000 grant, possibly by August, that would offset some of the splash pad’s cost. Naggar said he is already looking forward to bringing his son to the playground. “It’s a good thing,” Naggar mused as the ceremony wound down. “I think I’ll be able to pull up a chair and say: ‘Son, go play,’ which is huge for a parent of special needs.” Naggar said he hopes such playgrounds, as well as a spate of programs for special needs youth and adults, will someday sprout throughout the region. “This is catching fire by what we’re doing here,” he said. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

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TEMECULA – Villa Chardonnay Equine Sanctuary, one of California’s largest and most reputable equine sanctuaries, has two new permanent residents. In total, 13 pregnant mares were brought to

the feed lot in Fallon, Nevada, by a local breeder. All 13 mares and their pending foals have been rescued from death in Canadian slaughter houses. Thousands of unwanted horses go

through the Fallon feed lots each year with the majority of them going to be slaughtered in Canada. When Villa Chardonnay was made aware of the urgent situation with the pregnant mares they immediately went into action to save them. Villa Chardonnay Equine Sanctuary has taken full responsibility for two among the most unwanted mares. They are in an unusual situation with special needs. These two mares are a mother and daughter that have never lived apart, according to their paperwork. Villa Chardonnay is committed to providing them a permanent home for the rest of their days allowing them to stay together. Upon arrival, they suffered from malnutrition and severe depression. “It is important that they stay together, for the health of the mares and their foals. This mother and daughter have been together all their lives and we want to keep it that way. We are trying to minimize additional stress. They were emotionally devastated when they arrived, living in their own little world,” said Monika Kerber, president and co-founder of Villa Chardonnay. “They were more depressed than any other horses

we have taken in, heads held very low and wanted no interaction with people. We have worked with them diligently to gain their trust and regain their interest in living.” The mares have been renamed to Madame and Mademoiselle. Madame is 26 and very old to go through the difficulties of having a foal. Veterinarian Dr. Tad Bender has checked both pregnant mares and is concerned by the advanced age of Madame but is hoping for the best. Mademoiselle has just delivered a colt by the name of Gallant Duke II. The healthy, young colt was named in honor of a longtime resident at Villa Chardonnay – Duke, a 28-year-old warm blood, who passed away on the same day the new foal was born. Villa Chardonnay Equine Sanctuary focuses on providing a permanent home to slaughter-bound, elderly, neglected, and abused horses that are not able to be ridden or adopted. Each year over 100,000 horses are abandoned in the United States. In business for over 10 years, saving hundreds of lives, the sanctuary is considered their last chance for survival. Villa Chardonnay has steadily

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Citing restrictions and uncertainties with additional funding gained through Proposition 30, Measure Y, and the new state funding model called the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), the district claims the money is simply not there to offer a more generous salary package. Sounds reasonable enough until one examines the district’s spending habits over the past several years. A visit to the TVUSD website under the heading Personnel Items (see July 16, 2013; December 10, 2013; January 21, 2014; March 18, 2014) reveals a steady and costly growth in administration with many new hires, promotions, and job reclassifications in which employees are awarded changes in job title with increases in pay. The district administration often justifies this administrative expansion under the guise of growth yet it was not too long ago that a large number of teachers were laid off due to both state budget shortfalls and declining enrollment. A review of the district’s Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) shows that significant LCAP funds will be spent either hiring or placing a large number of existing teachers on special assignment (TOSAs). There is speculation that TOSAs will be working with a very small number of students and will be excused from teaching a full schedule of classes leading some to question whether this is a prudent use of LCAP funds.

Several TOSAs will be assigned to the elementary level as Supplemental Support Specialists costing the district $361,336 to $398,373 annually. With that amount of money, the district could hire several full time elementary teachers to help shrink class sizes, a move that would truly benefit our youngest students. At the secondary level, several TOSAs will work as Math Specialists and English Language Arts Specialists. The yearly price tag for this component will range from $307,793 to $339,342 and $542,004 to $597,560 respectively. That sum of money could be better spent resurrecting after-school math and English tutorial programs or training existing math and English Language Arts teachers effective strategies to tackle the unique learning disabilities of our most at-risk students. Allowing those teachers to work with struggling students for an extra period during the instructional day will offer dividends in the form of reduced absenteeism and drop out rates. Another $220,000 to $242,550 annually will be spent on Supplemental Programs Coordination. Instead of spending money on program coordinators, let us earmark that money for children. We could implement an after-school enrichment program allowing students to learn new skills and keep them in a safe environment while their parents are at work. Restoring summer school classes at ALL grade levels to assist this district’s struggling students is another option. In short, district claims that no

money is available to offer teachers a fair pay increase ring hollow when one recognizes the millions of dollars wasted on expanding district administration and hiring TOSAs. If the district does not

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elcome to Valley News’ newest section: “Real Estate / Home & Garden.” This section is targeted at Southwest Riverside County homeowners/residents, prospective buyers/sellers and real estate agents and is meant to inform, educate and provide exposure for homes and real estate and home-related businesses and services. Weekly articles will be sourced from local experts in our own

communities. Every week will feature an article on Real Estate and one on Home & Garden. “Market-At-A-Glance” will enable you to track local markets and a listing of what recently sold in our local communities will be available. An Open House listing will enable prospective buyers to shop the various communities and a listing of providers of home services

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Hope after a short sale Paul Bandong Staff Writer Homeowners are building equity now in many cases, but what about those who opted to short sell (selling a home for less than what was owed on the mortgage?) There were many who could no longer make their mortgage payments and were on the verge of foreclosure. They basically had four options: let the home go into foreclosure; negotiate a short sale with their lender; rent the house out for the mortgage payment; sell the home and personally pay the shortfall to the lender. Many opted for the short sale – an agreement with their lender to sell the home at a loss instead of being foreclosed upon. For those who chose the short sale option, there is hope for buying a home again. Generally, short sellers can buy again after a two-year period from the completion of the short sale; foreclosures require a five to sevenyear wait period. This, however, can be a moving target as many lenders’ policies vary (along with interest rates and discount points.) Typically, to get a conventional loan after a short sale, a borrower should have a FICO score of 680 or over. With 20 percent down, the wait period is two years; 10 percent down,

four years; less than 10 percent, seven years. Credit card debt should be below 30 percent of allowed credit. To get an FHA loan after a short sale with delinquent mortgage payments, there is a three-year waiting period from the short sale closing date, However, home buyers who qualify for the “Back to Work” program – documenting an economic hardship that derailed earnings by at least 20 percent or more for at least six months – may be able to get a loan with as little as 3.5 percent down (FICO above 650.) An application for an FHA loan can be submitted shortly after a short sale closing as long as there was no default judgment recorded. Credit scores above 580 may qualify; credit scores under 620 may be manually underwritten. Debt-to-income ratio should be below 43 percent of total household income. Credit card debt should be below 25 percent of credit available. Eligible veterans can get a Veterans Administration loan with a twoyear wait period; and they can still get in with no money down in some cases. Exceptions to the wait period are made if mortgage payments were current up to the date of the short sale; credit score must be at least 660. One of the most common challenges for the short seller is the credit report. There are three credit-

process. In some cases, the short sale lender may have incorrectly reported the sale as a Foreclosure; this is problematic since borrowers with foreclosures must wait up to seven years to become eligible for a conventional loan. Credible credit repair agencies can help with this situation as well as help rebuild credit ratings. Paperwork from the short sale transaction will also help prove that it was not a foreclosure. Keeping accounts current and pay-

reporting bureaus: Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian. Free reports are available and errors should be corrected. Generally, there are two types of scoring systems: FICO and VANTAGE. These vary due to types of software, data/algorithms, industry base and type of credit and can differ greatly. FICO scores range from 300-850; VANTAGE scores range from 501-990. VANTAGE is commonly used in online sites. It is a good idea to have a lender generate a report ahead of the purchasing

ing on time is critical. Also the length of credit history on these accounts is important in rebuilding credit scores. Revolving credit or secured credit cards can help re-establish or build a good credit history. It is advantageous to work with lenders and realtors who are knowledgeable and experienced with short sellers re-entering the real estate market. The market changes signal an upswing in the economic outlook; there is hope for short-sellers who were caught in the downswing.

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Menifee couple converts front yard into vineyard to save water and make wine Laura Rathbun Special to the Valley News A front yard vineyard is helping Menifee residents Craig and Jeri Westerson save on their monthly water bill and in two years they will be producing wine from their grapes as another benefit. Jeri Westerson, 54, said that they decided to remove the front lawn due to high water bills trying to keep it green each summer. “The bills were almost $200 to $300 during the summer months and we just couldn’t afford it,” she said. “It’s stupid now with the drought to have that much lawn.” Since the Westersons replaced the lawn with grape vines, their monthly water bill has dropped to about $85 and they expect it to stay that low this summer. Craig Westerson, 55, came up with the idea to plant the vineyard in front of their house where they have lived for over 21 years. They discussed possible xeriscapes with ornamental grasses and

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28398 Pacific Court 29939 Warm Sands Drive 28104 Calle Vallarta 28247 Skeen Court 30490 Tolstoy Court 30142 Pebble Beach Drive 29146 Misty Point Lane 26289 Bradshaw Drive 29510 Datil Drive 29860 Pebble Beach Drive 25241 Springbrook Way 29141 Overboard Drive 27701 SANDTRAP 37694 NewCastle Road 26690 Busman Road 25423 Blackthorne Drive 35131 Wheatgrass Lane 23783 Brookside Court 37783 Bear View Circle 40132 White Leaf Lane 27189 Pumpkin Street 42304 Wildwood Lane 38855 Cobblestone Circle 27299 Cresta Del Norte 39694 Wild Flower Drive 23668 Morning Glory Drive 23376 Mountain Song Loop 24508 Lincoln Avenue 40704 La Salle Place 30751 Park Point Court 24439 Ridgewood Drive 38939 Hickory Hill Court 29288 Gandolf Court 31898 Blanca Court 37212 Ascella Lane 40309 Via Marisa 27431 Mangrove Street 26355 Arboretum Way 38278 WILLOWICK 41768 Davidson Street 39950 Windemere Court 39080 Santa Rosa Court 26811 Lemon Grass Way 38223 Calle Quedo 26257 Chive Street 40703 Mountain Pride Drive 40776 Clancy Court 40693 VIA JALAPA 24020 Falconer Drive 30252 Savannah Oaks 39090 Cattail Drive 40889 Arron Court 23607 Madison Avenue 26408 Arboretum Way 24376 Via Briones 24458 Ridgewood Drive 39746 Sunrose Drive 40356 Via Sonoro 35775 Chalet Court 38001 Palomera Lane 38052 Encanto Road 23921 Blue Flag Court 26444 Arboretum Way

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Price $443,967 $240,000 $185,000 $289,000 $263,000 $269,900 $270,000 $255,500 $97,920 $215,000 $279,900 $270,000 $160,000 $360,000 $315,000 $320,000 $385,924 $520,000 $262,000 $340,000 $432,300 $410,000 $345,000 $340,000 $285,000 $349,000 $375,500 $322,000 $317,900 $347,000 $370,000 $325,000 $360,000 $325,000 $265,000 $390,000 $370,000 $245,000 $368,000 $335,000 $340,000 $432,000 $439,900 $165,000 $398,000 $303,000 $401,000 $327,500 $263,025 $286,900 $331,000 $392,500 $345,000 $185,000 $285,000 $292,000 $260,555 $440,000 $335,000 $430,000 $365,000 $374,990 $139,000

Square Days on Bedrooms Bathrooms Feet Market 3134 4BR 3BA 25 2372 4BR 3BA 84 1065 2BR 2BA 38 2070 4BR 2BA 52 1409 3BR 2BA 53 1785 3BR 2BA 9 1885 3BR 3BA 63 1715 3BR 2BA 19 720 2BR 1BA 14 1550 3BR 2BA 8 2157 4BR 2BA 5 1885 3BR 3BA 22 1204 2BR 2BA 22 2682 4BR 3BA 251 2411 4BR 3BA 251 2006 4BR 3BA 188 3114 5BR 3BA 59 2762 4BR 3BA 224 1461 2BR 2BA 165 2550 5BR 3BA 117 4BR 3BA 90 3532 3259 4BR 3BA 52 2538 4BR 3BA 46 3816 4BR 5BA 68 1354 3BR 2BA 73 2778 4BR 3BA 117 2855 3BR 3BA 115 2441 4BR 3BA 99 2053 4BR 3BA 103 1757 4BR 2BA 102 2007 4BR 3BA 4 2204 4BR 3BA 84 2648 4BR 3BA 43 2180 3BR 3BA 78 1738 3BR 3BA 35 2100 3BR 2BA 55 2649 5BR 3BA 31 1896 3BR 3BA 73 2917 4BR 4BA 17 2024 4BR 2BA 33 1828 3BR 4BA 57 3307 4BR 3BA 59 73 3306 4BR 3BA 1680 3BR 2BA 54 3410 5BR 3BA 9 1825 3BR 2BA 21 3040 3BR 3BA 18 1607 2BR 2BA 30 1646 4BR 3BA 38 1311 3BR 2BA 9 2079 4BR 3BA 40 3182 5BR 3BA 7 3204 5BR 3BA 9 1031 2BR 4BA 8 1386 3BR 2BA 4 1464 3BR 2BA 22 1364 3BR 2BA 22 2751 4BR 3BA 30 3000 5BR 3BA 11 3258 5BR 3BA 8 3301 5BR 3BA 25 2405 4BR 3BA 3 730 1BR 1BA 17

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27955 Cactus Flower Drive 25620 Gala Circle San Jacinto 136 Spinnaker Street 1262 Katrina Lane 642 Apache Street 1056 Titus Court 1587 Turquesa Drive 411 Cambridge Drive 2825 Newcastle Way 844 Sussex Road 1725 Beringer Drive 1258 Pardee Street Temecula 39150 Barranca Road 45530 Bayberry Place 31204 Strawberry Tree Lane 39146 Clear Creek Lane 30899 Calle Pina Colada 33940 BAYSTONE 32897 Monte Drive 39134 Trail Creek Lane 31770 Sweetwater Circle 30817 Hillcrest Drive 45662 Magnolia Place 44885 Corte Casa 27234 Dayton Lane 41904 Humber Drive 45683 Hawk Court 26525 Skyrocket Drive 29135 Providence Road 34392 Coppola 31616 Paseo Goleta 40963 Burgess Court 31992 Corte Soledad 30966 Riverton Lane 31077 Corte Arroyo 31298 Heitz Lane 31132 Black Maple Drive 44904 Linalou Ranch Road 33462 Twin Hills Way 30930 Corte Arroyo 30271 Cupeno Lane 31951 Calle Balareza 45801 Cloudburst Lane 31203 Camino Del Este Wildomar 33410 Maple Tree Lane 33920 Harvest Way 24414 Wagon Wheel Lane 35817 Nonnie Drive 33560 Tamerron Way 35979 Country Park Drive 33470 Calico Court 33345 Mill Pond Drive 34260 Olive Grove Road 24081 Plata Court 22707 Shadygrove Court 35660 Carissa Court 32576 Cloud Crest Court 23098 Catt Road 22800 Akipa Court 20175 Ross Road 33483 Mill Pond Drive Romoland

$210,000 $250,000 $245,000 $197,500 $214,000 $195,000 $170,000 $209,900 $252,000 $221,000 $214,524 $120,000 $575,000 $612,500 $236,900 $411,407 $350,000 $451,000 $368,000 $447,391 $477,999 $409,500 $385,000 $350,000 $485,000 $315,000 $369,500 $630,000 $535,000 $605,000 $446,900 $417,000 $385,000 $369,000 $435,000 $465,000 $230,000 $309,000 $569,000 $3,989,000 $312,500 $510,000 $385,000 $230,000 $367,000 $150,000 $160,000 $329,900 $245,000 $370,000 $222,000 $205,000 $150,000 $350,000 $345,000 $285,000 $234,800 $293,000 $271,000 $238,900 $255,000

Square Days on Bedrooms Bathrooms Feet Market 1207 3BR 2BA 17 1988 4BR 3BA 5 2625 4BR 4BA 135 1772 4BR 2BA 77 2466 4BR 3BA 61 1570 3BR 2BA 72 1720 3BR 2BA 28 1674 3BR 2BA 34 2850 5BR 4BA 36 2064 4BR 3BA 10 2903 5BR 3BA 29 1894 3BR 3BA 1 2980 3BR 3BA 280 3964 4BR 3BA 153 1104 2BR 2BA 51 2399 4BR 3BA 132 2561 4BR 3BA 151 3009 3BR 3BA 110 2386 3BR 3BA 85 3059 4BR 4BA 62 3361 4BR 4BA 67 2811 4BR 3BA 45 2480 3BR 3BA 82 1798 4BR 3BA 57 3675 4BR 4BA 91 1568 4BR 2BA 77 2141 3BR 2BA 52 3336 5BR 4BA 25 3835 5BR 4BA 30 3145 5BR 4BA 64 2854 4BR 4BA 36 3197 5BR 3BA 25 2062 4BR 3BA 18 2351 5BR 3BA 51 2224 4BR 3BA 49 2438 5BR 3BA 45 1104 2BR 2BA 13 1364 4BR 2BA 28 4000 6BR 4BA 30 2344 4BR 3BA 7 1289 3BR 3BA 34 3428 4BR 3BA 30 3BA 27 2426 3BR 972 3BR 2BA 8 2246 4BR 3BA 202 1536 2BR 2BA 155 1584 2BR 2BA 126 3127 5BR 3BA 122 1420 3BR 2BA 66 3251 5BR 3BA 112 1344 3BR 2BA 96 1290 3BR 2BA 85 1152 2BR 2BA 15 3150 5BR 3BA 76 2999 5BR 3BA 27 1690 4BR 2BA 37 1191 2BR 2BA 21 1983 3BR 3BA 11 1442 4BR 2BA 8 1191 3BR 2BA 46 1920 4BR 2BA 29

Our neighborhood market Paul Bandong Staff Writer Southwest Riverside County was hit hard in the last few years as thousands of local residents experienced foreclosures, loan modifications and short sales. Property values took a precipitous fall. But the initial numbers are signaling a turn-around; more recent moves make the market confusing for buyers and sellers. Nationwide, foreclosure starts are down close to 18 percent from the last quarter of 2013 to the first quarter of 2014; in Riverside County, foreclosure starts are down 11 percent compared to last year. Foreclosure sales are down 26 percent year-over-year (MortgageOrb. com). Loan modifications are down 3 percent in the first quarter of this year. Short sales have declined almost 30 percent in the last quarter; on a year-over-year basis, short sales have declined 60 percent (HOPE NOW reports). The market is different now. Home prices are actually rising, increasing equity in many homes and fewer homeowners are upside down on their mortgages, decreasing the need for short sales. The average sale price in Riverside County in June 2012 was $220,000; twelve months later, it was $290,000! The Riverside County Economic Development Agency has the peak average price in 2014 at $326,000 – a 19.6 percent increase over January of the previous year. Median asking price for homes in Riverside County is up 12.2 percent to $369,000 and inventory is up 57 percent as of June 9, 2014. The average price of a Temecula home has increased over $100,000 in the past two years. The National Association of Realtors reported that properties sold faster for the fifth straight month due to little inventory compared to demand; 41 percent of their respondents reported that properties were on the market for less than a month when sold and 6 percent were on the market for more than six months. Listings typically sold in 48 days in May compared to 55 days in March. Locally, the market is favorable to sellers – high demand and low inventory. Early signs of economic recovery – home sales and increasing prices – however, are slowing. Housing – which traditionally lead economic recoveries – is flattening out signaling a more protracted recovery. The reduction in the cap rate for conforming loan limits in Riverside County from $500,000 to $355,350 means that buyers in higher-value markets (Temecula, Murrieta, Canyon Lake) can no longer afford to purchase a median priced home in those communities with a GSE (Government Sponsored Enterprise) conforming loan. The FHA loan limit has been $500,000 since 2008 when the Economic Stimulus Act was passed. Riverside County had the tenth highest decrease in FHA loan limit and the highest in Southern California (28.9 percent). In 2013, 675 homes sold in Temecula in the $355,000 to $500,000 range; almost 15 percent of those buyers used FHA financing. Those buyers would not qualify today. FHA financing is popular especially with those who have experienced short sales, foreclosures, bankruptcies or who do not have a sufficient down payment. If buyers cannot qualify in that price range, demand will go down and so will pricing. Recent changes have made

FHA loans more expensive: increased the minimum down payment requirement on jumbo loans, increased the Mortgage Insurance Premiums (MIP), and made the MIP permanent. New

mortgage regulations will also make it more difficult for buyers to qualify. The initial market surge included investors shopping the bottom-end of the market for turn-around properties.

With the increase in property prices, those investors are on the sidelines. Fewer short sales and more standard sales would seem to be a healthy sign for the economy, but fewer buyers

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Healthy & Beautiful Gardens Lavender in the landscape Linda McDonald-Cash Landscape Designer Special to the Valley News Hello fellow gardeners, today I’d like to go in depth with one of my favorite plants and one that I use frequently in my design work – lavender (botanic name: Lavandula). Why do I like this plant so much? It’s drought tolerant, beautiful, low maintenance, there are many varieties to choose from, has a unique texture, form and size and fragrance! As a plant, it’s unsurpassed by fulfilling so many qualities that are desirable in the landscape. Let’s talk about growing requirements first. Lavender is pretty easy going – it does prefer good draining soil above all and may languish in clay soil, especially when over watered, a sure death sentence. Add plenty of compost to your existing soil and you can’t go wrong. I use a two gallon drip head for my lavender and run it for half an hour a week – after the plant has become established, which usually happens within a month or so. Lavender loves sun but many can tolerate partial shade as well. You can add some fertilizer but it’s not really necessary as they will bloom no matter what. Alright, let’s talk about some cultivars now. For my money here in Southwest Riverside, I like both French and Spanish lavenders due to their excellent drought tolerance. There are many varieties that exist in those two groups as well. Spanish lavender’s botanical name is L.(lavandula) stoechas and has tiny wings of colorful “brachts” (leaves) that remind me of a funny haircut coming out of the top of the flowering head. “Otto Quast” is a variety I recommend trying. French lavender – L. dentata does very well in our area and there are many varieties to choose from, if they’re labeled that is. These

two lavenders do not produce the “true” lavender scent that is coveted; they have more “camphor” in them. Only English” lavender – Lavandula angustifolia – does, and I have found that English lavender likes a bit more water and can take more shade than either Spanish or French. Just imagine where this plant grows in its native habitat. There are many crosses between these plants, known as hybrids, so you just need to experiment with what you can find. Those are the three major types of lavenders though. In each type there are many named hybrids, there are pink, white and, of course, purple shades from dark to light. Some good named varieties to look for are Martha Roedrick, Munstead, Hidcote, and Lavender Lady (all angustifolias) and the standard L. officinalis. French – just look for L. dentata or for a greyer version, L. dentate var. candicans. Two more favorites Lavandula ‘Hidcote’ – a blue English lavender. of mine under the “Pterostachys” group/species are ‘Fernleaf ’ l.multifida – amazing shape and the old growth back and get all new flower forms – and ‘Sweet Laven- flowers appearing soon, depending der’ l. heterophylla. I think you’ll on variety. love any of these you can find! Just a quick mention because I Lavenders do fantastic on think its so important, the Metroslopes, in mixed borders, next to politan Water District is currently boulders, in herbal gardens, and offering customers a rebate of $2 just about anywhere. I’ve grown per square foot to remove lawn them beautifully mixed with roses, and replace with drought tolerant just make sure you have the cor- landscaping. rect drip heads on each, and when As always I am available for planting out a drought tolerant consultations and designs. Happy landscape, as I do frequently, they gardening! do excellently with those types of plants also. Linda McDonald Smaller varieties can do well Landscape Designer in pots – use terra cotta or clay www.uniquelandscapes.net only and make sure they don’t (951) 764-4762 completely dry out. Lavender does attract bees, so bear that in mind, but most good plants do. You will HTML PROOFREADER: never need to spray these plants with anyPROOFREADER type of pesticides so let#: PROOF the bees enjoy the feast safely. CHANGES BACK TO PROOFREADER [Right] L. stoechas in a Dead-heading is recommended, PROCEED WITH striking garden setting. usually in mid-summer. I cutCHANGES all

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State bill watch 2014 Paul Bandong Staff Writer The local real estate industry is affected by state legislation every year. The California Association of REALTORS® (C.A.R.) estimates that 130 of the 800 new laws enacted last year directly or indirectly affect real estate practice or are of interest to REALTORS®. This year there are over 1200 bills under consideration. It is important for agents and consumers to be aware of these legislative changes. This past April, 2200 REALTORS® from all over the state poured into Sacramento for Legislative Day and met face-to-face with state legislators to express support or opposition for the various real estate-related bills making their way through committees. Southwest Riverside County Association of REALTORS® (SRCAR) sent a local contingent led by Gene Wunderlich, Government Affairs Director for SRCAR. C.A.R. identified a number of bills as “hot issues” and prepared one-page briefs on these bills. Here some brief descriptions on a few key bills from those briefs and from a verbal report given by Wunderlich to SRCAR SB 391: Recording Tax -OPPOSE The California Homes and Jobs Act of 2013, introduced by Mark DeSaulnier (D-Concord) is an attempt to provide an ongoing stream of revenue dedicated to affordable housing development in the wake of the 2011 dissolution of California’s 425 redevelopment agencies. The bill proposes a $75 recording fee “on every real estate instrument, paper, or notice required or permitted by law to be recorded.” Documents recorded in the

course of a standard sale – already subject to a documentary transfer tax – are excepted. Potential impact is an additional $3500-5000 per transaction. CAR opposes the bill on the grounds that it places a tax unfairly on property owners who need to record a document and provides no guidelines on the prioritization of affordable housing needs or the distribution of funds. The bill was tied to SB 30 (providing short sale debt relief for tax purposes). SB 1439 / AB 2405: Ellis Act Restrictions – OPPOSE The Ellis Act – successfully sponsored by C.A.R. in 1985 – prevented local governments from passing laws restricting the ability of landlords to go out of business and provided protections (advance notice to tenants, relocation assistance, extended notice for seniors and disabled) when landlords choose to go out of business. SB 1439 introduced by Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) seeks to empower local government (City and County of San Francisco) to restrict landlords from taking rental units off the market unless every owner of that rental property has owned that property for at least five consecutive years. AB 2405 introduced by Tam Ammiano (D-San Francisco) would prevent landlords from ever going out of business and applies statewide. C.A.R. opposes both bills that prohibit the feree use of private property in rent control jurisdictions, provide no exceptions or relief for property owners with financial or personal hardships. The passage of these bills would force long-time owners to proactively evict tenants before putting properties on the market. Owners

forced to sell by economic hardship will find fewer parties interested in ownership, have fewer options. Rental property values are projected to decline in such situations. AB 2416: Age Liens on Property – OPPOSE Tradespersons – who contribute to property improvement work through labor, skill or services – have the right to record a mechanic’s lien against a property for payment of that work. This bill, introduced by Mark Stone (D-Scotts Valley) would expand that concept to include any property owned by the employer, even property with no connection to the dispute. C.A.R.’s opposition is based on the denial of due process to property owners and the possible endangerment of mortgage finance availability. An employee’s wage dispute could cloud the title on ALL property owned by an employer and with no hearing on the issue. AB 2039: Auction Company Liability – SUPPORT This bill is sponsored by C.A.R. and was introduced by Assembly Member Al Maratsuchi (D-Torrance) and seeks to prevent real estate auction companies from indemnifying themselves from costs, liabilities, damages resulting from their auction actions and shifting liability for their mistakes to sellers and listing agents when the lender sends short-sale properties to auction to validate their value. C.A.R.’s position is that the current practice forces homeowners to release the auction company from liability and unfairly holds homeowners and REALTORS® responsible for others’ mistakes. Auction companies should be held responsible for actions and mis-

takes made in the regular course of doing business. AB 1513 (Fox): Squatters -SUPPORT This bill is for a pilot project that would make squatting a felony (defining the unlawful entering and possession of real property) and providing local agencies authority to evict such unlawful occupants. Two cities are named (Palmdale and Lancaster), but other cities can apply to be included. AB 2018 (Bocanegra): CalBRE “Team Names” Provides clarification in the regulation of “team” names by CalBRE. AB 2136 (Daly): Electronic Transactions -- SUPPORT This bill states that electronic messages of an “ephemeral” nature are not sufficient to constitute a written contract or be part of the permanent record. Such short-lived communications must be reduced to a durable, retainable form to be considered a “document.” AB 2169 (Cooley): Agent status as Contractors -- SUPPORT This bill seeks to clarify the relationship of agents to brokers as independent contractors versus employees and that this status remains a legal option. AB 2430 (Malenschein): CID Document Bundling: SUPPORT This measure provides for more specific document delivery and disclosure standards and tightens the anti-bundling provisions (condominium sales and HOA documents). HOA’s and third parties cannot charge more than it costs to produce the documents.

Currently there are over 1200 bills under consideration at the California state legislator.

AB 2540 (Dababneh): Email Collection by CalBRE Requires licensees to maintain and provide a valid e-mail address as part of licensing requirements. Authorizes the Bureau of Real Estate to collect e-mail addresses as part of contact information. SB 1091 (Gagliani): Central Rulemaking Registry -SUSPENDED This bill would require state agencies to submit pre-rule making publications to the California Regulatory Register and for the register to serve as central repository for all regulatory and rule-making documents. The website would be searchable and subscribable. Suspended for further research into cost impact.

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Do the closets have organizers? Then showcase them with sparsely stocked shelves – never cram your closets or other storage areas when selling your home…remember, potential home buyers want to visualize their own personal items in your space and if it’s crowded now they will not see the opportunity your space provides.

John Occhi, Mike Mason Special to the Valley News It’s true, nearly every home I have ever listed, sold, purchased, or previewed has had some unique feature that the seller is proud of and is convinced that it adds additional value, above what current market conditions will allow. Recently, a homeowner was convinced that her butterfly garden added $20,000 in value to her home, regardless that market data contradicted her. Sure, no one wants to leave money on the table when it comes to selling their home, and no one wants to price themselves out of the market either, so how do you know what’s a fair price to ask for your home when it’s time to sell? Trust your real estate agent The first step is to find an agent that you trust. Your real estate agent should have local market expertise and experience. Your REALTOR’S® job is to help you find the happy medium between getting the highest price with the biggest payoff and being competitive in the market place without you regretting putting your home on the market. Follow these four simple steps and at the end of the day you should feel confident and comfortable with the decisions you’ve made. Data tells the story The internet is both a blessing and a curse to the sales process. Understandably, consumers are self-educating themselves on the process and values. As a result, many times there will be conflicts in what the consumer has figured out and believes they know and what their agent is telling them. The key is to remember that all real estate is local and their REALTOR® should be too. I preach this over and over again and I can’t emphasize how important it is to work with someone who not only has local connections and is respected in their community but someone who knows what is going on locally. Local conditions and nuances have a huge impact on pricing that just cannot be interpreted correctly by automated valuations found everywhere online these days. A local real estate expert will not only arrive at a suggested list price but will be able to share the data and reasoning behind their thought

Avoid emotional attachments The longer you’ve been in your home the more love you’ve poured into it – but the truth is, no one cares. That’s right, you may have crafted a beautiful built-in cabinet that has 40 different levels of stain and finish to give it that satin finish but what they care about is if it meets their needs and sense of style. You need to think of your home in the concept of “bricks and sticks” and not the sanctuary you’ve loved in for years. The goal of pricing your home

to sell is to help motivated buyers visualize themselves living their own lives in your home. The goal is to bring as many of these potential home buyers into your home and making as many healthy offers as possible. Avoid any of these steps and you just may be sabotaging your own dreams and ambitions, when it comes to selling your home. Call us today and get the information you need to make the right decision. The information is free, call now! (951) 296-8887 Questions regarding available inventory and/or other real estate matters please contact me, Mike@ GoTakeAction.com. Mike Mason, Broker/Owner of MASON Real Estate Cal. BRE: 01483044, Board of Director of your Southwest Riverside County Association of Realtors® (SRCAR), Traveling State Director, California Association of Realtors® (C.A.R.).

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process. As a local area expert, your seasoned real estate agent should be able to address any questions you’ll raise and walk you through the math and the process of arriving at the suggest list price. Confidence in your agent is as critical to a successful sale as your REALTORS’® confidence in you, your home and a fair market price. Preview the comps If there is any doubt after analyzing the data on paper, then take the time to have your agent preview the homes with you that yours will be competing with for attention in the MLS, across the internet and for other agents bringing their clients to preview. While looking at the on-market competition for the price point the seller believes their home is worth, take the time to take into consideration the special features and nuances that push each home to the higher price point. Then walk through your home with your agent and compare your features and nuances to those priced at the higher price point. Discuss the upgrades and renovations found in the higher priced homes comparing them to your own. What about the nuances like which school the kids will go to, how close are parks, shopping, and freeway access – all issues that

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make each home unique. Do you want a bidding war? Every home seller dreams of multiple offers on their home, increasing the final sale price up well over the asking fair market value. The question is what are you willing to do to accomplish this lofty goal? There are a couple of things you can do, besides pricing the home below fair market value. The first is to have your home professionally staged. Remember, you are moving and you’re going to be packing everything you own, so start early. A professional stager will use what they can of your furnishing and accessories and will also have their own to bring in to showcase your home in the most desirable fashion. The key is to de-clutter and increase both curb appeal and walkthrough appeal. The truth is that when a home is staged properly, anyone who wants to buy real estate will see it in its best showcase and will perceive it being worth more than a home that has not been given a visual boost. The other step to achieving the most offers on your home and the highest possible price is to really focus on key points that may otherwise go unnoticed. Are there energy saving features? Showcase them with before and after utility bills.

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Job search tips for new grads Jason Alderman Special to the Valley News To the roughly 1.6 million college graduates in the class of 2014: You have my heartiest congratulations – and my sympathies. I graduated during the early 1990s recession when finding a decent job was very difficult, so I have an inkling of the challenges many of you now face. Although the job-search technology available has changed considerably since then, as someone who is now on the other side of screening candidates, I can tell you many of the underlying principles for waging a successful search remain the same. Let me share a few. Stand out from the crowd. You’ll probably be competing with dozens, if not hundreds, of applicants for most jobs, so: * Tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight education, skills and experience relevant to the position – check out Monster.com’s Resume Center for writing tips. * If your work history is brief, play up education highlights, vol-

unteer or internship positions, awards, organizational memberships, etc. * Have strong references – and make sure they’re willing to speak or write a letter of recommendation on your behalf. * Proofread everything carefully and ask a trusted acquaintance to review. Before applying, research the company to make sure it’s a good fit. If you do get called for an interview, kick it up a notch: * Make sure you understand the company’s products, services and customer base. * Examine their business structure and how your potential department fits in. * Research competitors so you understand the business environment in which they operate. * Investigate their social media presence for clues on how they interact with customers. Employers are forced to do more with fewer resources, so they seek employees who are focused, polished and willing to work hard. I’ve spoken to numerous hiring managers who say many candidates they

see don’t convey those qualities. A few tips: * Google yourself. Review your social media footprint and remove photos or other materials that portray you unprofessionally. * Show up – on time – for interviews dressed appropriately, with copies of your resume, work samples and any requested materials. * Be prepared to answer a barrage of questions about yourself and how you’d react in different situations. (Monster has a great list of potential interview questions.) * Make sure you can back up any claims made on your resume or during interviews. Register with job search engines where you can apply for jobs and make yourself visible to potential employers and recruiters. Popular sites include Monster.com, Careerbuilder.com. LinkedIn, AfterCollege.com and LinkUp.com. Landing a good job can take months or even years, so be persistent and tap all available resources. For example: * Contact your school’s career office to see which services are still available to you as a recent gradu-

ate. Many will help by reviewing your resume, conducting practice interviews and connecting you with alumni volunteers willing to meet for informational interviews. * Build and maintain a profile on LinkedIn. Many employers and recruiters go there first when looking for suitable candidates. Also, join LinkedIn groups for your field of interest and partake in their discussions. * Contact and join professional organizations in your field. Weddles.com provides links to thousands of professional organizations. * Many companies use auto-

mated tracking systems to scan incoming resumes for skills and job-appropriate key words before a human will ever see them. Make sure your resume includes these key words – provided your experience is relevant, of course. Bottom line: You worked hard to earn your degree. Unfortunately, you may have to work equally hard to get your career going, so take advantage of the available tools and good luck.

used. Include a forecast of expenses, which includes materials needed as well as what you expect to pay in rent for office and manufacturing space. This plan should also include an earnings projection, which can point to when an investor can reasonably expect to start seeing some return on his or her investment. If you have no experience in developing a business plan, then you might want to consult a business advisor. This will cost you money, but it might make the difference between finding solid investors or sitting on your idea. * Be enthusiastic about the future. Enthusiasm is important when seeking investors. Potential investors already have money, and they won’t want to invest in an idea with a goal of breaking even. Explain to

potential investors that you have a long-term vision for your business, one that isn’t just for survival but, ideally, expansion. You don’t want to go overboard here, as you don’t want to make it appear as though you’re putting the cart before the horse. But you don’t want to project a lack of confidence in your ideas or a lack of vision for how you want your business to grow, either. Enthusiasm about the future can pique a potential investor’s interest, whereas an investment opportunity that doesn’t figure to yield much of a return will turn investors off. Building a business is no small feat, and entrepreneurs should work as hard at convincing potential investors to invest as they did at developing their initial ideas.

Jason Alderman directs Visa’s financial education programs.

Finding investors for your business INLAND EMPIRE – Starting a business and being your own boss is a dream for many working men and women. Whether you have a great idea for a startup business or want to branch out on your own in your current line of work, starting a business from scratch can be a risky, yet rewarding, undertaking. One of the biggest concerns for many startup businesses is finding the money to get the business off the ground. Finding investors for a business idea often involves patience, resolve and a strong belief in your idea. Few startups can survive without some investment capital from outside sources, and the following are a few tips to help today’s entrepreneurs find financial backing for their ideas. * Know what you need. Once you’ve explained your idea, a potential investor, whether it’s a venture capitalist, a trusted friend or even a family member, will want to know exactly how much money you need. The more money you need, the more people you’re likely to

have to approach. If the amount of capital you need is relatively small, then you can seek the help of friends and family members. This might prove especially rewarding should your business eventually succeed, as you will have raised investment capital from the people you trust and rewarded that trust with a healthy return on their investments. Keeping things in the family definitely has its benefits, but it can also cause problems, especially if the amount of capital you need to raise is substantial. In such instances, seeking the help of a venture capitalist might be your best bet. Venture capitalists not only invest in ideas for a living, but also if you work with a venture capitalist, your relationships with family and friends won’t grow strained if your idea or plan falters and the returns on investment are less than expected. * Invest in yourself, but don’t overdo it. Letting potential investors know you’ve invested your own money in the project can help, but you don’t want to overdo it.

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Potential investors might hesitate to invest with someone who sank their entire savings into an idea. Such hesitation occurs because investors don’t want decisions affecting the company to be made by someone who is concerned about losing their entire nest egg. Such decisions are not always rational, and they can affect how you approach the business. So while it’s good to invest in yourself and your idea, don’t overdo it to the point where potential investors might see your business as a red flag instead of a worthwhile investment. * Develop a detailed plan. Potential investors will want to see a detailed business plan that includes how the business will be run and how their money, should they ultimately choose to invest, will be

VINEYARD from page B-1 rocks, but one night he jokingly suggested planting grape vines. To his surprise his wife agreed to it because they already have a backyard vineyard that they started 16 years ago with two Sangiovese vines. About 10 years ago they propagated those vines into 26 more vines. The Westersons found out about a turf removal rebate program at socalwatersmart.com that offers one dollar for each square foot removed. They applied for the program and followed its guidelines. In February they started removing their 1,600 square foot lawn and planting 34 grape vines in four rows. They chose Cabernet, Syrah, Zinfandel and Grenache vines. Craig Westerson said it took five “long, painful” weekends to complete the project themselves with rented equipment. They estimate

Menifee residents Craig and Jeri Westerson replaced their front lawn with a vineyard to save on water costs. In two years they will be able to harvest the grapes to make wine. They already have a backyard vineyard that produces wine that they enjoy. Laura Rathbun photo

that it cost about $1,000 for vines, materials and rental equipment and they should receive a rebate soon for $1,600. They plan later to add a lit stone walkway and rocks around a bird bath and tree to complete their xeriscape. Jeri Westerson, who once worked as a tasting host and tour guide at Mount Palomar Winery in Temecula, said they will wait one to two years to harvest the grapes because they want them to flourish. It took their backyard vines about three years to mature enough for wine making, which is solely her husband’s task. In addition to grape wine, Craig Westerson makes mead, an ancient wine brewed from honey, water and yeast. He uses honey he harvests once a year from a beehive in the backyard. He said that bees just showed up one day in a backyard birdhouse so they decided to take advantage of their presence and build a proper beehive for them. They have two boxes of bees. This year at the San Diego County Fair, Craig Westerson won first place for traditional mead and fourth place for other mead. He has also been making beer for over 20 years and has won awards for it. He belongs to the Temecula Valley Homebrewers Association. The Westersons’ neighbors are intrigued about the vineyard and have asked them when the wine will

be ready. “We’ve had a lot of offers to come and help us drink the wine,” said Craig Westerson, who works as a commercial photographer. In 2000, he said he started learning how to make wine with the help of books and years of trial and error. He finally made a decent batch in 2010. His backyard vineyard produces about 55 bottles of wine per batch. “It’s taken me a long time,” he said. “The first few batches were awful. It’s chemistry.” He has inspired some of his fellow homebrewers to start vineyards. He suggests doing extensive research first and speaking to experts to avoid costly mistakes. He got assistance from George Walker of Rancho Cucamonga who’s known as the “Vine Whisperer.” “He was a really valuable resource. He helped me from making a lot of very expensive mistakes,” he said. The Westersons can’t sell their wine but they do share it with family and friends, and Jeri Westerson offers their mead to people attending her book launches. She’s been an author since 2008 and writes a medieval mystery series. Her seventh book “Cup of Blood” debuts on July 25. “They come for the mead and stay for the book,” she said, laughing. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

June 20, 2014 • www.myvalleynews.com • The Valley News

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Your day just got better – after a trip to the Expresso Lounge!

Faro Trupiano at the espresso machine in his coffee shop, Espresso Lounge, on Main in Fallbrook.

Nathalie Taylor Special to the Valley News

ith summer days upon us, what better time to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, a fresh pastry, and sink down into a cushy chair. You probably don’t recognize the name – not yet, but at the Espresso Lounge – formerly Café Primo – you can do just that – relax and enjoy coffee and pastries. The energetic and personable proprietor, Faro Trupiano, welcomes guests to his newly acquired establishment. Trupiano was presented with the business opportunity at the right time. He had been a longtime customer of Café Primo and enjoyed the establishment’s ambiance. “No one was stressed

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or in a hurry, people felt very comfortable and relaxed. It was a serene feeling to be here.” It also fit in with his vision to revitalize the downtown area, and bring even more restaurant choices to the area. This is Trupiano’s fourth restaurant venture – so how does he manage it all? “I have to give the credit to my staff – I have such great people,” he explained, “It is overwhelming at times, but the response and appreciation from the people makes it all worthwhile.” There will

Espresso Lounge will serve coffee and espresso using locally roasted beans by Café Virtuoso.

be some changes, but the restaurateur still wants to maintain the serene atmosphere. “I want to convey a feeling of relaxation,” he said. Trupiano is taking his pastries to a “new level” and is introducing scones and cinnamon rolls, plus gourmet Italian desserts such as tiramisu and cannoli. Look for some heavenly dessert surprises such as crème brûlée. This coffee house just got a shot of

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vitality in the form of Café Virtuoso coffee beans roasted locally in San Diego and grown organically in premium coffee growing regions worldwide. Espresso Lounge is using Café Virtuoso for the espresso machine as well as for drip coffee. As soon as you shut your car door and start for the Espresso Lounge, the scent of coffee leads the way; and once you order coffee or pastries and are enveloped by a comfortable

“At the Espresso Lounge – formerly Café Primo – you can do just that – relax and enjoy coffee and pastries. The energetic and personable proprietor, Faro Trupiano, welcomes guests to his newly acquired establishment.”

Gourmet Italian desserts, such as tiramisu and cannoli, will be added to the menu items.

couch or lounge chair – your day will definitely be better! The Espresso Lounge is located at 139 S Main Ave., Fallbrook. The telephone number is (760) 731-1012. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

Trupiano will be introducing scones and cinnamon rolls to enjoy with it’s gourmet coffee.

Desperado, a tribute band to The Eagles, comes to Temecula June 27

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Desperado formed in 1971.

Although the longest journey begins with the first step, the five talented members of Desperado have set out to resurrect this once prominent blueprint back into the fiber of today’s Southern California music scene and to musically demonstrate the fact that imitation is the highest form of flattery. Desperado, a tribute to The Eagles, will perform on Friday, June 27 from 6 to 10 pm at Longshadow Ranch Winery in Temecula. They will play all The Eagles hits such as Take It Easy, Witchy Woman, The Long Run, New Kid

in Town, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Hotel California, Desperado and many more. General admission tickets are available for $25 if pre-purchased or $30 on the day of the show. Tickets can be pre-purchased online at www.heyday.com/ Heyday/Desperado.html. VIP tables are also available for special purchase online. Longshadow Ranch Winery is located at 39847 Calle Contento in Temecula. Parking is limited, they suggest carpooling with friends. Wine, beer and food will be available for purchase during the show.

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Temecula park visitors get hooked on street artwork made from yarn Laura Rathbun Special to the Valley News Colorful yarn pom poms, crocheted flowers and knitted garlands are adorning trees in front of the Temecula Valley Museum and prompting people to ask, “What’s going on?” The answer is yarn splashing, a street artwork created in the late 1990s by knitters and crocheters that beautifies public places. It’s finally come to Temecula thanks to a Yarn Splash exhibition that the museum has organized with help from the Temecula Valley Women’s Club. Museum Services Manager Tracy Frick developed the exhibition idea after learning about yarn splashing on a website. She thought it would be a creative way to draw visitors to Sam Hicks Monument Park where the museum is located. “I’m always looking for ways to attract people to the park,” Frick said. The exhibition is being held at the park in conjunction with the city of Temecula’s Street Painting Festival on June 20 to 22 in Old Town. During the festival children can loop yarn around the slats of three benches next to the Chapel of Memories. The TVWC is donating the yarn. “We’re trying to bring the beauty of the chalk art festival down the street to the park and make it color-

ful, vibrant and whimsical,” Frick said. She hopes that the Yarn Splash is so successful that it can become an annual event. Chair of the TVWC’s committee for the museum Beverly Webb and other committee members did the initial yarn splashing in front of the museum to inspire others to get involved. She said it has worked because more than 15 individuals and groups have signed up to participate and reserved a park amenity to yarn splash. Frick said artists have until June 21 to install their work. It will be displayed until August 25 and then it has to be removed. “We have knitting, crochet and macramé represented,” Webb said. She knits, crochets and macramés and created the macramé draping the park’s mission bell. Frick doesn’t do yarn arts and is in awe of some artist’s installation plans. A Menifee yarn club reserved the gazebo and Webb said it’s going to be “absolutely gorgeous.” The club plans on covering the gazebos’ columns with a patriotic look using with red, white and blue yarn. There will also be a whimsical yarn flower garden around the outside of the gazebo. At the museum’s bazaar on June 7, crocheters Charlotte Horton of Murrieta and Debra Mosely of Temecula saw the yarn splashed trees. They both thought it was a

novel way to beautify the park. “It’s cool,” Mosely said. “I never heard of it before.” Mosely was at the bazaar selling her crocheted crafts. She can knit too, but prefers crochet because it’s more fun. “You can do a lot more different things with one needle,” she said. Mosely works full time in finance and crochets after work because it relaxes her. She joked that she has crates of yarn at home and her family has banned her from buying more. She’s going to use some of that yarn to create artwork for the exhibition. Horton was also at the bazaar selling her crocheted shawls and jewelry. “I used to be a really avid crocheter, but people don’t want to pay you enough for it,” she commented. Horton taught herself to crochet nine years ago. She also taught herself to knit, water color, decor paint, make jewelry and do felting. She can crochet a shawl in eight hours and has a store on Etsy where she sells her crafts. “I’m a really big believer in crafts not dying out,” Horton said. She’s going to participate in the Yarn Splash, too. For more information, call the museum at (951) 694-6450. To comment on this story online, visit www.myvalleynews.com.

Laura Rathbun photo The Temecula Valley Museum’s Services Manager Tracy Frick (left) stands under a yarn splashed tree with Beverly Webb, chair of the Temecula Valley Women’s Club’s committee for the museum. The museum is organizing a Yarn Splash exhibition with help from the TVWC to attract visitors to Sam Hicks Monument Park.

The Movie Review: “How to Train Your Dragon 2” Robert T. Nickerson Special to the Valley News DreamWorks Animation was at one point the only major competitor that Disney had. Occasionally there was a Warner Brothers or a Fox movie that could attract attention, but from the late 1990s through the early 2010s, Disney and DreamWorks were neck to neck in crafting stories that everyone could enjoy. Not every film was a ballpark, but the Shrek and Kung Fu Panda series were seen as the flagship characters from DreamWorks that everyone could recognize. Shrek’s face would appear on clothing and popsicles while anything Kung Fu Panda related had been made into every kind of toy. While I like both movies, neither are my favorite. My favorite DreamWorks animated movie has to be How to Train Your Dragon.

Having not written a review on it before, I’ll do a quick summary. For every reason, I should hate How to Train Your Dragon, as it contains many of the clichés that I cannot stand such as the dopy kid who becomes the hero, hiding of the pet, the parent that won’t listen to reason and the liarrevealed plot. Yet, despite all of that, all of those seemed very new because the movie allowed for every emotion the character went through to be seen. Great animation, a fantastic story, and even a great dragon battle made How to Train Your Dragon a masterpiece. So I had a lot of hype for How to Train Your Dragon 2. Set five years after the first movie, the Viking village of Berk has settled into the idea of having dragons as pets. Our hero Hiccup (played by Jay Baruchel) has matured into a 20-year-old, taking plenty of time with his dragon

Toothless to explore new worlds. His father Stoick the Vast (played by Gerald Butler) feels that his son is now ready to replace him as chief of the village. Hiccup flies off to think about the offer with his girlfriend Astrid (played by America Ferrera) for emotional support. Hiccup and Astrid encounter a dragon poacher named Eret who reveals that he’s gathering as many dragons as possible for his chief, an insane conqueror named Drago Bludvist (played by Djimon Hounsou). Hiccup and Astrid get away in time to tell Stoick, who thinks that Drago wants a full war. Hiccup would solve the situation with peace and flies off to try. On his way to Drago’s lair another dragon rider captures him, only to reveal herself as Hiccup’s long lost mother, Valka (played by Cate Blanchett). Hiccup hears the explanation for her disappearance and more information about Drago that could make Hiccup’s war much darker then expected. Along with those I mentioned, Craig Ferguson, Jonah Hill, Kristen Wigg,

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and Christopher Mintz-Plasse all return as Berk Vikings. Talk about a sequel that doesn’t rehash the first movie! How to Train Your Dragon 2 matures the story and characters in a way that brings in more comedy, more action, and even some gripping drama. The movie knows what it wants to give to its audience and shows us plenty of time with Hiccup, his mother and his father becoming a family. I love seeing how much Hiccup has really aged and how he has to come to grips with finding a way to become the leader his father wants him to be, while continuing to fill his position as a peacekeeper. His road is much darker here where simple reason is not enough to stop an enemy. We get to see a Viking war with many dragons that is so intense and so well shot that this battle is up there with Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings. Like the first movie, How to Train Your Dragon 2’s animation is stunning, really expanding the Viking world we thought we knew and even throwing some creative dragons not seen before. I hope we continue this franchise as this series could become one of the all time great fantasy stories. Let’s just hope the DreamWorks can achieve a hit with this one. I’ll give this five Toothless dragons out of five. How to Train Your Dragon 2 is the rare sequel that improves upon the first, soaring high like the dragon it wants to be. It’s hard to write about this movie without spoiling anything.

June 20, 2014 • www.myvalleynews.com • The Valley News

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS KIDS AND TEENS June 20 – 5:30-7:30 p.m. N8’s Bad Night Idea is part of Pennypickle’s Workshop 10 th Anniversary Science-EventsExtravaganza at 42081 Main Street, Temecula. Cost: $6 per person. Information: (951) 3086376. June 25 – 10 a.m., 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Pennypickle’s Amazing Science Show will be held at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Southern California Edison will be sponsoring this event. Cost: $15 per person. Information: (951) 308-6376. June 27 – 5:30-7:30 p.m. Surprises-O-Science is part of Pennypickle’s Workshop 10 th Anniversary Science-EventsExtravaganza at 42081 Main Street, Temecula. Cost: $6 per person. Information: (951) 3086376. June 28 – 12-4 p.m. Building Crazy-Contraptions Family Workshop and will be sponsored by Habitat for Humanity Restore is part of Pennypickle’s Workshop 10th Anniversary Science-EventsExtravaganza at 42081 Main Street, Temecula. Free admission to parking lot area only. Information: (951) 308-6376. ENTERTAINMENT June 19– 7:30 p.m. Jazz at the Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. Performance featuring: Jon Mayer pianist, Mark Winkler vocals and Hamilton Price bass. Enjoy an evening of Jazz hosted by Sherry Berry in association with Temecula Presents. Tickets: $15. Information: (866) 653-8696. June 20 and 21 – 8 p.m. Av o c a d o D a n c e T h e a t r e t o perform at the Old Town Temecula Community Theatre, 42051 Main Street. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 21 – 1-2:30 p.m. Avocado Dance Theatre to offer FREE Master Dance Class an unparalleled opportunity for local dancers at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Space is limited. Registration: (866) 653-8696. June 21 – 7 & 9p.m. – Country at the Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. Presented by GaS Productions and The Ranch Rockers. Tickets: $15. AUDITIONS: Think you got what it takes to be a performer on the show? Join us between shows at 8:30 and give it your best shot! Audition with only your voice or bring a karaoke track or guitar. Those wishing to audition can also email TheMerc@ TemeculaLive.org or visit www.

CountryAtTheMerc.info. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 21 – 12-9 p.m. Jazz at the Lake – La Laguna Resort and Boat Launch, 32040 Riverside Drive, Lake Elsinore. Enjoy the first day of summer, relaxing lakeside listening to jazz. Gates open at 11 a.m. Information: www. jazzatthelakeproductions.com June 22– 3 p.m. Classics at the Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. Classics is a weekly chamber recital series co-produced by the California Chamber Orchestra and Temecula Presents. Each Sunday afternoon they feature an individual musician or small ensemble performing a wide range of music. Our performers are all working professional musicians or advanced conservatory students. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 22 – 8-10 p.m. An Intimate Evening with Righteous Brothers Bill Medley at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Presented by Rock Cabin Management in association with Temecula Presents. Based on his new bestselling book, The Time of My Life he will give this once in a lifetime opportunity for an up-close and personal look into the eyes of the father of Blue Eyed Soul an experience that you will remember! Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 22 – 2 p.m. Andrew Lloyd Webber Spectacular 2014 at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Enjoy the performance by Stan Chandler and Kim Huber as they perform all time hits by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 26, 27 and 28 – 7 p.m. Peter Pan Jr. Presented by the City of Temecula Community S e r v i c e s a t t h e O l d To w n Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Enjoy this classic tale with Tinkerbell, the Lost Boys, Mermaids, Indians and even Captain Hook! Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 28 – 7:30-9 p.m. Pops Under the Stars an evening of music from the Inland Valley Symphony at th e Te m e c u l a Civic Center, 41000 Main Street, Temecula. Bring your blankets, dinner and chairs to this FREE event open to the public. June 28 – 8 p.m. Comedy at the Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. Laugh and leave the week behind you with this unique style of audience participatory improvised comedy where you play too by helping to write, direct and star on stage. Tickets and

Information: (866) 653-8696. June 28 and 29 – 1 p.m. Peter Pan Jr. Presented by the City of Temecula Community Services a t t h e O l d To w n Te m e c u l a C o m m u n i t y T h e a t e r, 4 2 0 5 1 Main Street. Enjoy this classic tale with Tinker bell, the Lost Boys, Mermaids, Indians and even Captain Hook! June 29 performance 1 and 5 p.m. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 29 – 6:30 p.m. Cabaret at the Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. Cabaret brings its 2 nd installment of “It’s TONY Time!” an evening celebrating the musicals that have opened Broadway over the last year. Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. June 30 – 7 p.m. Motown at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater, 42051 Main Street. Back by popular demand - Hear songs like “ My Girl”, “Superstition”, “I Heard it Through the Grapevine”, “Dancing in the Street” and more! Tickets and Information: (866) 653-8696. COMMUNITY EVENTS June 19 – 8:30 a.m. Menifee’s 6th Annual State of the City with Mayor, Scott Mann at Menifee Lakes Country Club, 29875 Menifee Lakes Drive. Tickets and Information: (951) 672-1991. June 19 – 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. EDC of Southwest California Presents 2014 Economic Conference with Keynote speaker, Director Kish Rajan Governors Office of Business and Economic Development at Pechanga Resort and Casino, 45000 Pechanga Parkway, Temecula. Cost: $25. Information: (951) 694-9800. June 20-22 – 2014 Temecula Art Festival held in conjunction with the Annual Street Painting and Ralph Love Plein Air Art Contest at the Temecula Civic Center, 41000 Main Street. Information: (951) 694-6480. June 20 – 7-10 p.m. Summer Nights in the Park at Lakepoint Park, 420 East Lakeshore Drive, Lake Elsinore. Bring your family and friends together and enjoy some fun with crafts and family activities and watch The Smurfs 2. Don’t forget to bring snacks, blankets and chairs for the movie. This is a FREE event open to the public. June 20 – 7 p.m. Moonlight Movies in the Park at Harveston Community Park, 28582 Harveston Drive, Temecula. Bring a blanket and dinner and enjoy a family fun with circus games and crafts then at dusk watch a movie under the stars. The feature presentation will be Dumbo. This is a FREE event

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Where Stephanie C. Ocano Editor Koi ponds, organ concerts, historical museums, and a vast array of European Spanish architecture can all be found in one location: Balboa Park, San Diego. Defined as “a landscape of arts and culture,” Balboa Park is just that – a 1,200-acre urban cultural park in downtown of California’s revered beach city. Larger than New York’s 843-acre Central Park, Balboa Park is home to 15 major museums, 65 miles of hiking and biking trails, lush gardens, and restaurants featuring worldwide cuisine. Built in 1868 out of plots of land acquired by the U.S. after the Mexican-American War, the park was named after Vasco Núñez de Balboa, a Spanish maritime explorer who is considered the first to cross the Isthmus of Panama to the Pacific Ocean in 1513. The park hosted the 1915 Panama-California Exposition and was later enlarged for the California Pacific International Exposition

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arts in 1935, according to the National Park Service, which led to some of the finest Spanish-Baroque Revival structures calling the park home. Through the heart of Balboa Park runs El Prado – a long and wide promenade made up of stone pavers that guide visitors to the park’s museums, theaters, and gardens. Most of the buildings lining the strip simulate the architecture of the Spanish Colonial Revival. Rich detail, delicate arches and European and Spanish patrons can be found adorning the building walls. Along the boulevard you will find the San Diego Museum of Art, housing a collection of nationallyrenowned Spanish and Italian old masters, South Asian paintings and 19th and 20th century American paintings and sculptures. Art enthusiasts, students, and inspired individuals can be found gathered around the museum’s pieces at all times during business hours. Major exhibitions showcasing artwork from around the world are regularly featured throughout the year, as well. The San Diego Air & Space

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Museum reveals all secrets pertaining to science, space and aviation. Regarded as California’s Official Air and Space Museum, it is home to a flyable replica of Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis, the Apollo 9 Command Module and houses the third largest aviation library and archives in the U.S. The San Diego Natural History Museum focuses on the biodiversity of Southern California’s region and features two exhibitions year-round: Fossil Mysteries – an interactive exploration detailing the Earth’s evolution, extinction of species (including dinosaurs), and ecology – and Skulls – a showcase of over 200 specimens from around the world ranging from a big-horned sheep to a tiny Western, black-headed snake. Also along El Prado is the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, home to the only IMAX® Dome Theater in Southern California; the San Diego Museum of Man; the Reflection Pond; the Bea Evenson Fountain; and the Botanical Building, just to name a few. Veering off the path of El Prado

lie many more attractions; from the 104-year-old, hand-carved Balboa Park Carousel to the Organ Pavilion, where free concerts are open to the public every Sunday at 2 p.m. on the second-largest outdoor organ in the world (4,518 pipes comprising 73 ranks). The Spanish Village is a quaint subset of Balboa Park that houses a community of over 250 artists from the San Diego area. Working studios are set up around the village and blue, yellow and red flagstone tiles guide you throughout the galleries and live, musical performances on weekends. Seasonal blooms, glass blowers, and jewelry designers can all be found under the Spanish-tile roofed buildings. The Old Globe Theater is the sixth largest regional theater in the country, producing 15 productions year-round of classic, contemporary and new works, and calls Balboa Park home. Its three stages have sent over 20 productions to Broadway since 1987 and the Tony Award is only one of its multiple recognitions.

collide The park is home to another popular attraction – the San Diego Zoo. Founded in 1916, the zoo has been an icon for nearly 100 years and is home to more than 4,000 rare and endangered animals representing over 800 species from around the world. Open 365 days of the year, guests can experience exotic animals in their natural habitat – from one- or two-humped camels, slithering anacondas, poised pink flamingos to bathing elephants. The zoo’s newest exhibit Koalafornia features well-known Aussie animals from wombats to kookaburras, and of course, koalas. Balboa Park is a paradise for artists, architects, photographers, and all those who simply enjoy being surrounded by beauty. With a park as large as this, it will take you more than one, two, or even three visits to experience everything Balboa Park has to offer. Balboa Park is located at 1549 El Prado, San Diego, California, 92101. For more information, visit www.balboapark.org.

[Top Left] The Museum of Man’s façade is adorned with European and Spanish patrons dating back to the 1800s. [Top Middle] Purple lotus flowers tower above lily pads in the Reflection Pond. [Top Right] Most of the buildings lining El Prado simulate the architecture of the Spanish Colonial Revival. Rich detail and delicate arches are two of its key features. [Bottom] A large Royal Poinciana (Flamboyant Tree) provides shade and beauty for pedestrians as they walk along El Prado. Stephanie C. Ocano photos

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HS baseball: 2014 All Southwestern League Team selected Wolfpack’s Brad Wegman named league MVP

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Wolfpack senior pitcher Brad Wegman was selected as the Southwestern League’s Most Valuable Player for 2014. Wegman led Great Oak to this year’s Southwestern League Championship title over some tough competition. Maxpreps announced last month that the Southwestern League, comprised of Great Oak, Vista Murrieta, Temecula Valley, Murrieta Valley, Chaparral and Murrieta Mesa was the toughest league in the nation. The USC bound senior righthander was the “go-to” pitcher when the Wolfpack needed a clutch performance. He had a 10-3 record with a 1.71 ERA and a save. Wegman struck out 45, gave up only 14 walks and pitched a league-high 77 1/3 innings. Joining Wegman on the All Southwestern League first team are senior first baseman Eli Lingos, junior shortstop Mitch Hayes and sophomore pitcher Zack Noll. Knoll was the league’s strike out leader with 55.Senior catcher Chandler Wagoner and sophomore outfielder Brandon Stewart were named to the Second Team All League. The Broncos also had four players selected tot the First Team All Southwestern League. Seniors Coltin Gerhart and J.T. McLellan are joined by juniors Hunter Tidwell and Angel Ortiz. Gerhart led the team with 5 home runs and 25 RBI’s and

McLellan hit .329 with 4 homers. Junior Brandon Nelson made the Second Team. After a slow start in league play, Vista Murrieta roared back in the second half and ended up tied with Temecula Valley for second place with a 9-6 record. The CIF SS Division 2 Champion Golden Bears have two seniors, Kyle Plantier and AJ Sawyer chosen to the All First Team. Plantier led the league in RBIs and Sawyer was clutch in Temecula Valley’s run for the CIF Championship. Junior shortstop and lead off hitter David Maldonado led the league in runs scored and was selected for All League Second Team honors. Joining him is senior pitcher Brandon Koch who was 9-1 this season and won the final game of the year against Aliso Niguel. Seniors Kevin Padlo and Ben Mora will represent the Nighthawks on the First Team. Padlo, a third baseman was recently selected by the Rockies in the MLB Draft. Mora was Murrieta Valley’s man on the mound and was 5-2 with a ERA of 1.24. Senior first baseman James Schmidt was named to the All League Second Team. Puma senior outfielder Justin Toerner led the league in hitting with a.458 average and was selected for First Team honors. Chaparral also has three juniors, catcher Gavin Johns, shortstop Brhet Bewley, and pitcherfirst baseman Marc Sauceda on the All League Second Team.

Murrieta Mesa junior pitcher Christian Stiegele and catcher Andy Thomas were selected to the All League Second Team. Thomas hit .375 and led the Rams with 30 RBIs and Stiegele was 4-3 with 28 strikeouts. 2014 All Southwestern League Baseball Team FIRST TEAM Eli Lingos - Great Oak Mitch Hayes - Great Oak Zack Noll - Great Oak Coltin Gerhart - Vista Murrieta Hunter Tidwell - Vista Murrieta J.T. McLellan - Vista Murrieta Angel Ortiz - Vista Murrieta Kyle Plantier - Temecula Valley AJ Sawyer - Temecula Valley Kevin Padlo - Murrieta Valley Ben Mora - Murrieta Valley Justin Toerner - Chaparral SECOND TEAM Chandler Wagone - Great Oak Brandon Stewart - Great Oak Brandon Nelson - Vista Murrieta Brandon Koch - Temecula Valley David Maldonado - Temecula Valley Cody Martin - Murrieta Valley James Schmidt - Murrieta Valley Gavin Johns - Chaparral Brhet Bewley - Chaparral Marc Sauceda - Chaparral Christian Stiegele - Murrieta Mesa Andy Thomas, C, Murrieta Mesa (sophomore)

Local senior standouts chosen to play baseball for Riverside County All Star team San Manuel Field plays host to the 2014 IEBCA All Star Game JP Raineri Multimedia Editor For the fourth straight year the Inland Empire 66ers partnered with the Inland Empire Baseball Coaches Association to host the IEBCA All Star Game earlier this week at San Manuel Stadium. The game featured the top talents from Riverside and San Bernardino Counties including 11 players from Temecula Valley. Eli Lingos and Brad Wegman represented from Great Oak, Austin Hovivian of Hemet, Michael Demarco from Heritage, Brett Pendleton of Heritage, Chris Jasien from Linfield Christian, Bryce Macy of Paloma Valley, Nick Ray from San Jacinto, Sean Trimble from Temescal Canyon and Coltin Gerhart and J.T. McLellan of Vista Murrieta were all chosen to play for the Riverside County All Stars and don their high school uniforms for one last game before heading off to college. The San Bernardino All Stars jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and would hold the Riverside Country All Stars scoreless through 6, but not before breaking it wide open with a 10-run sixth inning. Ralph Mohammed (Grand Terrace) started the surge with a bases-clearing double to the warning track in left and then four batters later Casey Sheehan (Redlands East Valley) followed with a bases-clearing triple. Sheehan and teammate Zach Kirtley combined for five RBI’s, Fontana’s Gerardo Torreblan-

JP Raineri photo Eli Lingos from Great Oak High School, seen here earlier this season, helped score one of Riverside County’s only runs in their 15-3 loss at San Manuel field last week.

ca went 2 for 4 with a double and two runs, and San Bernardino Cajon pitchers Matt Acosta and Noah Jones each threw a perfect inning of relief. Rialto Carter pitchers John Landazuri and Jesse Gonzalez also threw a perfect inning of relief as well. Riverside didn’t get its first hit until Eli Lingos (Great Oak) doubled in the sixth. Daniel Ebina (Riverside La Sierra) hit a bases-loaded double later in the frame, but that was all Riverside’s offense could manage. Chris Mathewson, who has been one of the top baseball players in the Inland Empire the past few

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Courtesy photo Chris Mathewson from Kaiser High School was just drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 2014 First Year Players Draft and was also named the MVP of the IEBCA All Star game last week at San Manuel Field.

2014 First Year Players Draft, didn’t have a lot of help in the rout as San Bernardino pounded out 14 hits and held Riverside to just three overall. Adam Burciaga (Indio) suffered the loss, allowing 10 runs on five hits, five walks and one hit batter. Tommy Pincin (Upland), the 26th-round pick of the New York Mets in last week’s Major League

Baseball First Year Play Draft, did not play. Rainier Aguilar (San Gorgonio) started at catcher for San Bernardino. Also absent were Chino Hills stars Aaron Dominguez and Cody Sporrer, and Tommy Anderson (Oak Hills), the Mojave River League’s Player of the Year.

Southwestern League baseball Paul Bandong Staff The baseball season is over for the Southwestern League, selected by Maxpreps as the toughest, most competitive league in the nation. Indeed, three of the six teams ended up ranking in the top ten in the state: Temecula Valley (24-8) was #2; Great Oak (23-7) was #5; and Vista Murrieta (20-8) was #9. The three teams were ranked 1-2-3, respectively in CIF Southern Section Division 2. Temecula Valley, CIF Southern Section Division 2 Champion, finished the season ranked #5 in the nation. Great Oak, formerly ranked in the top five in the nation – ranked #1 in the third week of May -- ended up #18. Vista Murrieta is ranked in the top 50 at #46. There are almost 15,000 high school baseball teams (NFHS) in the nation. Murrieta Valley (16-12, 8-7), the #4 team in the league, had wins against all three teams, beating Vista Murrieta (9-3), Great Oak twice (6-3 and 5-4 in a doubleheader), and Temecula Valley (9-0). Even the fifth place finisher in the Southwestern League, Chaparral (12-14, 5-10), beat Great Oak twice (3-1 and 6-5) and Vista Murrieta once (4-2). Four teams went on to CIF-SS playoffs. In addition, three Valley players were selected in the 2014 Major League Baseball draft. Kevin Padlo, a pitcher/infielder from Murrieta Valley was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the fifth round (143). The

Baltimore Orioles selected Brandon Koch, a right-handed pitcher from Temecula Valley, in the 33rd round (991). Chandler Wagoner, a catcher/ third baseman from Great Oak, was selected in the 36th round (1068) by the Chicago White Sox. The Southwestern League had solid hitters this year. Chaparral boasted two of the top hitters in the Division: #9 Justin Toerner (.458 BA) and #26 Gavin Johns (.422 BA). Temecula Valley’s Kyle Plantier was #30 with a .412 BA, including eight doubles and three home runs. Great Oak’s Mitch Hayes hit .407 with five home runs; Vista Murrieta’s Hunter Tidwell ended the season at .391. Vista Murrieta’s Coltin Gerhart was tenth in the Division 2 with a slugging percentage og .695, ten doubles, three triples, and five home runs. Hayes was #24 at .616. Temecula Valley’s David Maldonado was #27 at .610 with 15 doubles, three triples and two homers. Toerner (28) and Plantier (29) were next with .610 numbers. Plantier was #2 in the division with 31 RBI’s. Gerhart (9) had 26. Hayes and JT McLellan (Vista Murrieta) each had 24 putting them in #12 and #13. Chaparral’s Marc Sauceda (21) had 23. AJ Sawyer from Temecula Valley ranked #29 with 21 RBI’s. Kevin Padlo was the league’s best base runner with fifteen stolen bases, ranking him #13 in Division 2. The league also featured tough pitching. Temecula Valley’s Brandon Koch pitched 63.2 innings with an ERA of 0.88, ranking him #6 in the

division. Murrieta valley’s Ben Mora had a 1.24 ERA; teammate Nicko Cottone finished with a 1.60 ERA. McLellan from Vista Murrieta was at 1.63. USC-bound Brad Wegman (Great Oak) finished with a 1.72 while sophomore teammate Zach Noll recorded a 1.83. Noll also led the league in strikeouts with 55; Wegman had 45. Temecula Valley’s Koch had 52; teammate Burke Mitchell had 44. Noll was #2 in the CIF-SS Division 2 with a 10-0 record; Wegman was #6 with a 10-3 record. Koch ranked #8 at 9-1. McLellan finished 7-2 for Vista Murrieta. Temecula Valley loses sixteen of their 23-man roster to graduation. Great Oak graduated nine seniors, but has eight juniors and five sophomores with varsity playoff experience. Vista Murrieta graduated eight seniors and will rebuild around ten juniors and four sophomores with varsity experience. Murrieta Valley loses eight seniors, and will rely on eight juniors and five sophomores to compete next year. Chaparral also graduated nine seniors; eight juniors and four sophomores will carry next year’s load. The young Murrieta Mesa team had only two seniors and will build next year’s program around the seven juniors and nine sophomores who played varsity ball this year. The Southwestern League, coming off of an extremely competitive season, looks to be tough again next year. (Note: Statistics and rankings from Maxpreps.com)

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Sports

Chaparral’s Jonathan Rodriguez brings home CIF singles title in tennis

Courtesy photo Senior Jonathan Rodriguez won the CIF Championship and brought home the singles title to Chaparral High School earlier this month.

JP Raineri Multimedia Editor The Southwestern League Finals for boys tennis was filled with much excitement earlier this month for Chaparral High School, particularly on the singles side. The second day of competition brought about the semi-final rounds with number 3 seed Jonathan Rodriguez of Chaparral battling Vista Mur-

rieta’s Michael White. White was undefeated during the season and was named the consensus number 1 seed. During the regular season players play one set matches, but in the league finals players must go the distance in a match that contains a best of three sets, which is a more daunting level of competition. During this year’s CIF Finals the temperatures were particularly

scorching, which had spectators seeking viewing spots from the scarce shade that was available. White won the first set 7-5 and Rodriguez turned the tables in the second set, winning 6-2. At one point during the match, White had to take a medical time-out due to severe leg cramping and laid on the court for the permitted five minutes, getting a leg massage and fluids. To White’s credit, he battled back in the third set, but at 4-4 he screamed in pain as his hand began cramping and froze in a closed position. He was unable to continue playing and was forced to retire, the hard-fought win going to Rodriguez, giving White his only loss of the year. Rodriguez’s relief was short lived as after only a one hour break, he had to take the court for the final against the number 2 seed, Great Oak’s Josh Robbins. Rodriguez was in cruise control and raced to a 6-0 first set and then 5-0 in the second, but the drama unfolded at match point, serving at 40-15, Rodriguez fell to the court, both legs severely cramping. After several minutes of ice, massages and fluids, he was able to get to his feet needing just one more point to win the match. His strategy at that point was to go for aces on both first and second serve, and try to win without any movement, but of course nothing was destined to come easily. Robbins won the next point, making the score 40-30 putting Rodriquez in a must score situation, knowing he had to win now

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manship between Rodriguez and Robbins, friends off the court, and Robbins clearly unselfishly happy for his friend’s victory. The two good-naturedly posed for pictures on the court together for friends and spectators, their mutual self respect evident.

or maybe be unable to continue the match. Robbins was scrappy, determined to keep the ball in play, but after a long rally, Robbins’ last shot sailed long and Rodriguez won the league singles final. The spectators enjoyed not only a great match but excellent sports-

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JP Raineri Multimedia Editor The Viper Volleyball Club and its local teams have been hard at work since the beginning of the year, practicing, playing in tournaments and training for the up and coming fall season. “With so much focus on the sport itself, we host Viper Night, which is an annual event put on as an ‘open house’ to simply bring our families in for an exciting night of everything volleyball. Volleyball is a really fun sport and we like to use this event to celebrate our growth throughout the season and also re-energize before Nationals,” said Viper Club Director Dana Burkholder. Burkholder knows the game better than most, not only as a passionate coach but a former USA Volleyball team member and NCAA Final Four participant as well as a 2x First Team AllAmerican setter for the University of Arizona from 1998-2001. The main event at Viper Night is the Coaches and All-Star player tournament. The All-Star teams are made up of a mix of players from the Elite teams and it’s a great time for all the younger players to see the talent at the higher levels. “Most of our coaches are former players and still play regularly,” added Burkholder, “so it is a great time for them to get out there and demonstrate their skills too. Watching the Elite players and coaches compete is truly inspiring to our younger players who are still developing and learning about the sport. In addition it can get really competitive because our Elite kids love to play against coaches they’ve had over the years.” Burkholder started Viper Night when she first became a part of the club because she says she truly believes that sports should be fun and bring families and communities together. Youth sports are becoming more and more organized and more and more competitive and according to many of the other directors like Burkholder, Viper Night also serves as a reminder that sports are fun and that everyone can participate. “That is why we have games

and contests (like serving at prizes) for everyone to enjoy, and also a parents tournament so they get a chance to show their skills and just have fun playing too,” said Burkholder. “Volleyball is a great sport and we simply want to grow the sport through fun events like this,” exclaimed Pookie Trimble, director of operations for Viper. As the director and someone who sees where volleyball is headed, Burkholder also said that she think it’s important to show the Viper families and players what good volleyball looks like, “especially since we don’t have any universities in the immediate area to emulate.”

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As an Elite Southern California Club, many of the Viper teams also attend national end of the year tournaments, “which is another great part of Viper Night as it serves as a fundraiser for our teams that will be attending a national tournament in June,” said Trimble. “Different teams sell different things to raise money and everyone gets into the spirit of creating opportunities for our teams to achieve their goals. I think Maui Wowi was the top fundraising booth this year because kids, especially volleyball players, tend to go crazy for smoothies!” To l e a r n m o r e a b o u t Vi p e r Vo l l e y b a l l , v i s i t www.vipervolleyball.org.

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Health

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proven protective effects of the dietary supplement of wheat-bran fiber as is used and promoted by the food industry. In fact, many studies demonstrate that excess intake of fiber may actually be harmful, particularly for gut health. Excess insoluble fiber can bind to minerals such as zinc, magnesium, calcium, and iron, preventing the absorption of these vital nutrients, leading to inadequate protein digestion and reduced pancreatic activity. Thus “the addition of insoluble and soluble fibers to processed foods may actually cause these foods to be even less nutritious than if they were not enriched with any fiber at all!” It is important to note that natural sources of inulin (asparagus, chicory root, onion, garlic, etc) do have beneficial effects on the body as it promotes healthy guy flora. However, the altered version found in processed foods is not gut friendly. Byproducts created during the fermentation process of these foods can cause symptoms of gas, bloating, diarrhea, and nausea. The process is very similar by which cornstarch is converted to high fructose corn syrup. Though processing methods can differ among

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Health

NTM infections can result from getting a tattoo SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Tattoos have become so common, many people think getting one is completely safe. In most cases, it is. But there can be some health risks, as two San Diegans recently discovered. After getting tattoos, two people were diagnosed with infections caused by a family of bacteria called nontuberculous mycobacterium (NTM), and both required medical care. NTM infections have been recently recognized as a health concern linked to getting a tattoo. Clusters of cases have been reported in other parts of the country, but these are the first cases detected in San Diego. “People should be aware of the potential for these types of infections before getting a tattoo,” said Wilma Wooten, M.D., M.P.H., county public health officer. NTM infections can cause itchy

red bumps that can progress to abscesses starting days to weeks after a getting a tattoo. The infections do not improve with treatment for common skin infections and may require use of multiple antibiotics for up to six months. Permanent scarring can also occur, even after treatment. NTM has been found in contaminated tattoo ink and in water used to dilute the ink to create gray areas of the tattoo. Contamination can also happen when the needle is rinsed between colors. Infection can occur because the area being inked creates an open surface on the skin through which bacteria or other disease-causing organisms can easily enter the body. The County Department of Environmental Health (DEH) and the County Health and Human Services Agency are working together with state and federal health officials to

investigate the causes of the recent infections in San Diego. Both the State of California and the County of San Diego have regulations governing tattoo and body piercing shops to ensure safe practices are in place to help prevent infection. However, consumers should be aware of the potential health risks and what to look for in a tattoo artist and shop. When getting a tattoo, one should make sure the artist is registered and the shop has a permit from DEH. Ask the artist any questions about their hygiene and tattooing process. The artist should willingly and comfortably answer them. * Request inks and colors that are specifically made for tattooing, not for other purposes. * Ask if the tattoo artist uses sterile water for diluting inks and rinsing needles – this is not required by state

Two individuals in San Diego County have recently acquired infections from having tattoos. Photo courtesy of County News Center

regulations, but is a DEH guideline to help prevent infection. * Be aware of signs of an infection after getting a tattoo – they include redness, heat, swelling or pus on or around the tattoo. Anyone developing signs of an

infection should promptly seek medical care and report the infection to the tattoo artist. Additionally, report a tattoorelated infection or problem to the DEH Epidemiology Liaison at (858) 505-6814.

so much sugar and fat. The study will be sponsored by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and Mars Inc., maker of M&M’s and Snickers bars. The candy company has patented a way to extract flavonols from cocoa in high concentration and put them in capsules. Mars and some other companies sell cocoa extract capsules, but with less active ingredients than those that will be tested in the study. Some participants will get flavorless, coated pills that contain the cocoa

flavonols, while others will be given a placebo. Eighteen thousand men and women nationwide are expected to participate. In addition to anti-inflammatory properties, dark chocolate contains several chemical compounds that have a positive effect on mood and cognitive health. Chocolate contains phenylethylamine, or PEA, the same chemical your brain creates when you feel like you’re falling in love. Taking dark chocolate supplements may help a person’s mind and body.

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INLAND EMPIRE – Many people associate healthy eating with foods that may not be so tasty. While desserts are not often considered the healthiest course of a meal, dark chocolate, when enjoyed in moderation, can be healthy. Dark chocolate can benefit the brain, heart and even teeth. Researchers at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas have discovered just why dark chocolate packs such a healthy punch. Otherwise indigestible portions of the chocolate are converted by microbes in the digestive system. In turn, the

chocolate is transformed into antiinflammatory compounds. Researchers found that digestion in the stomach produces long molecules called polyphenolic polymers. These molecules are too large to cross the walls of the stomach to be used nutritionally. However, when the polyphenolic polymers meet lactic acid and microbes that inhabit the human colon, the polymers ferment and can be broken down further. These smaller molecules are then used by the body. The resulting material is antiinflammatory and can prevent certain

conditions, including cardiovascular disease, from developing. One of the pitfalls of dark chocolate is the sugar and fat content of a candy bar, which can overshadow the health benefits. But those who consume the majority of their dark chocolate in the form of unsweetened cocoa powder can avoid such consequences. Roughly two tablespoons of cocoa powder per day can produce the desired anti-inflammatory benefits, and cocoa powder can be mixed into drinks, sprinkled over oatmeal and consumed in many other ways. Fullsugar, full-fat dark chocolate bars and pieces should be enjoyed sparingly, although they are better for your health than milk or white chocolate. Interest in dark chocolate for its medical benefits has led researchers to study the efficacy of its antiinflammatory compounds. A big study is already underway to see if pills containing the nutrients in dark chocolate can replicate the many health benefits, including helping to prevent heart attack and stroke. The pills are so concentrated they would be the equivalent of eating numerous dark chocolate bars, but without the negative side effects. The goal of the study is to see if chocolate can provide significant medical benefits without forcing consumers to eat

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Education

Temecula’s Sylvan Learning offers tips, books to get kids excited about summer reading TEMECULA – While summer is a break from school, the Sylvan Learning Center of Temecula doesn’t believe that the time off should also be a break from learning. A recent survey from Sylvan Learning found that on average kids spend significantly more of their free time playing outside (30%), playing video games (17%) and watching TV (18%) than reading (12%). Additionally, research has shown that kids should read at least five

books over the summer, yet 46 percent of tweens are reading four or fewer books according to their parents. To help parents get kids excited to read this summer, Sylvan Learning of Temecula has compiled the following summer reading list for tweens in grades four through eight, based on the most popular books on Sylvan’s Book Adventure website (www.bookadventure.com).

1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2. Harry Potter 3. Percy Jackson and the Olympians 4. The Hunger Games series 5. Charlotte’s Web 6. Hatchet 7. Charlie & the Chocolate Factory 8. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing 9. Holes 10. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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Sylvan Learning of Temecula also offers the following advice to help parents get their kids excited about reading this summer. Let kids choose: Instead of requiring kids to read the classics over the summer, let them choose a book they are interested in reading. According to parents surveyed, 65 percent said that letting the child

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10th anniversary brings pride, respect to 774 Great Oak High School graduates Stephanie C. Ocano Editor

in the moment, and remember, I carry your school’s jacket with me wherever I go.”

Symbols of pride have long been used to represent admiration Overcoming fears and respect throughout history. As student speakers began to From warrior paint to landmarks take the stage, there was one comto flags, each carries its own sig- mon theme that tied their speeches nificance and together: fear can, and h o n o r, b u t on the eve of June 5, 2014, it came in the form of a lightweight, navy blue windbreaker. Kenneth M . Yo u n g , Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, has continually focused his efforts on ensuring the success of all students in the county during his seven year tenure in office. His primary goal? Seeing every student in Riverside County graduKenneth M. Young, ate from high school. Riverside County So it comes as no Superintendent of Schools surprise that when he retrieves his most favored possession to wear under his gown during graduation cer- should, be overcome. emonies, the words that emboss Fear is defined as an emotion the light jacket are Great Oak induced by an impending danHigh School. ger or threat. Whether real or During his commencement imagined, the reactions to such a speech at Great Oak High feeling are all the same. But the School’s 10-year anniversary feeling of triumph, of overcoming graduation, Young went on to your fears, is much greater. explain how he was bestowed the Graduate Roge Karma noted jacket as a gift years ago during that the number one common the school’s opening days. Since fear amongst humans is public then, he has taken it with him to speaking, the second being death. every graduation ceremony in the There is an underlying fear to be county he has been a part of. considered, however, Karma said, Young has reason to be proud, and that is the fear of failure. according to co-principal Keith When it comes to public speakMoore, Great Oak leads the rest ing, it is not the act alone that as the number one school in the scares individuals, but rather the county – amongst 450,000 – and embarrassment that keeps them is in the top two percent of schools from speaking their mind, he in the nation. added. “In 1900, the graduation rate Embarrassment stems from was below seven percent,” said the fear of failure. But, as Karma Young. “In 2014, the graduation stated, failure is a part of everyrate nationwide was 75 percent, day life. 83.5 percent in the county, and “We have to look at our failures Great Oak High School’s gradu- not as a means to an end, but ation rate was 97.4 percent.” rather, a new beginning,” said As cheers erupted from the Karma. graduates, it was apparent that He went on to list the various they were all equally as proud of ways in which he fails every day – their accomplishments. failing to wake up at the first buzz Graduating, however, is just the of his alarm clock, failing to arrive tip of the iceberg. One hundred to class on time, failing to comand two graduates also received plete and turn in his assignments. the distinct honor of recognition But instead of being repressed by from the International Bacca- these failures, Karma encouraged laureate Diploma Programme. others to use these moments of Hundreds more filled the ranks failure as motivation – motivation of National Honor Society, AVID, to improve one’s self and succeed. Advanced Placement and the CalValedictorian Athena Konicki ifornia Scholarship Federation. had a similar encouragement. This year, four students claimed She related her experiences durthe title of valedictorian – Kelly ing junior year of high school to Von Zup, Tristan Griggs, Athena speeding when driving – rushing Konicki, and Hyo Jin Park. to arrive at a particular destinaThere are many great schools tion but missing the monuments in our midst but this one leads the along the way. While a fear for rest, said Young. the future guided her actions “Great Oak is the Harvard of – completing college applicahigh schools in Riverside Coun- tions and filing them before their ty,” he concluded. “As you turn deadlines, studying as hard as your tassels, look around and take possible to receive the highest of

“Great Oak is the Harvard of high schools in Riverside County,”

grades, participating in numerous extracurricular activities to list on said applications, Konicki reminded fellow graduates that this fear only prevents you from experiencing the present. “Slow down and enjoy the moment, but don’t ever be afraid,” Konicki said. “ We d o n ’t h a v e more time in life (to do things differently), so pay attention,” added fellow Valedictorian Hyo Kin Park. Looking forward Co-principal Keith Moore heaped praise on the class of 2014, reminding them that passion is the energy that pushes us forward. As he directed his attention to the 6,000 proud parents, friends, and loved ones in the stands, Moore reiterated the graduates’ accomplishments throughout the year in sports, music, and academics. “Passion is the energy that drives the force of the spirit,” Moore said, telling the graduates that he hoped they would carry this passion with them for the rest of their lives. You have built the foundation for future classes to come, he added. Graduate Johnathan Balcon advised fellow graduates to remember the time they spent at Great Oak High School, along with the memories they made amongst its halls. “Remember what Mr. Skaggs would always say – ‘Have a Great Oak day.’ And remember what Mr. Skaggs said to us today – ‘Have a Great Oak life,” Balcon said. “I am proud to be a part of this school.” He added that graduates should focus on the challenges they faced, but more importantly, how they overcame them in order to succeed. “We are the future CEOs, doctors, and rappers,” exclaimed Balcon. “Claim your future.”

GOHS graduate and National Honor Society member Katelyn Starbuck smiles as she enters the Wolf Pack Stadium on Thurs. June 5, 2014.

GOHS graduate and valedictorian Tristan Griggs speaks during the graduation ceremony. Griggs graduated from GOHS with a GPA of 5.00.

Graduates (from left) Brandon Menjivar, Christian Magana, Brandon Fangon and Andrew Ocano celebrate upon graduation. Stephanie Ocano photo

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Sarah Finlayson Connor Flores Karlie Foley Dante Fonseca Fabiana Fonseca Christopher Foster Emily Foster Zoe Franco Marissa Frausto Hayley Frederick Teyaira Frederick Mitch Frisby Brenna Fronk Micheal Furie Patrick Furlong Ilona Gadzhuk Jessica Gaffney Daniel Garcia Diego Garcia Jenessa Garcia Laura Garcia Melany Garcia Sarah Garcia Janelle Garland Brady Gartner Andrew Garzon Patryk Giba Isabel Gibbons Gabriel Gilbert Herjot Gill Tyler Giroux Keishywn Glassco Jessica Gleeson Anthony Glisson Brian Gondar Matthew Gonzales Kaylee Gonzalez Kevin Gonzalez Leslie Gonzalez Nicolas Gonzalez Breton Emily Goodman Megan Goodnough Weston Gotuzzo Alexis Gould Courtney Grasser Noah Green Sarah Greenberg Caitlin Greninger Tristan Griggs Dakota Grijalva Paige Groce Devon Groh Robert Groth Jenifer Grove Alexander Groves Karina Guerrero Domonique Guillen Malott Viannei Gutierrez Alexander Hall Kristina Ham Kathryn Hanlon Hall Elizabeth Hansen Tyler Hardcastle Haley Harden Brett Harris Briana Harris Ivy Harris Kyarra Harris Samuel Hartnett Austin Hawthorne Arden Haynes Codie Hays Trevor Hazen Devaun Hebert Grace Heidmann Ashley Helbig Michelle Helbig Amira Henderson Desmond Hennesy Jared Henningsen Andrea Henthorn Nicholas Herington Alexia Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Jodi Herron Scott Hillock Danielle Hirai Mathew Hobby Wyatt Holland Tayler Holm Jessie Hong Anissa Hopson Caleb Howard Brooke Howay

Monica Hughes Yadira Hurtado Cassie Victoria Ignacio McKenzie Igo Panida Imerb Alina Jackson Jahdai Jackson Tyler Jacob Auria Jafari Breanna Javier McKenna Jenkins Hunter Jensen Michelle Jerse Montana Jewett Asami Johnson Erik Johnson Sarah Johnson Amanda Jones Austin Jones Ebony Jones Rachel Jones Octavio Jordan Stephen Jordan Luana Keale Andrea Jourdan Jesse Jungblut Delaney Jures Christian Kalafut Kahlil Kali Aayush Kapur Moe Kariu Roge Karma Ariana Kasim Keelia Kavanagh Alicia Kawamoto Lindsay Keeler Lucas Keener Katelyn Kelley Adam Kelsey Peter Kemper Robert Kenefick Kristin Kenyon Mikyla Kerr Shayna Khachadoorian Nabil Khoury Davin Kim Elizabeth Kim Haleigh Kincaid Ashley Kirby Kyle Kitley Joseph Kleist Hyun Min Ko Sounnaly Kongmalay Athena Konicki Finley Konold Tavaras Koonce Emily Korby Shelden Koslicki Ryan Kostecki Savannah Kruse Alexander Kubokawa Vogtmann Tyler Kuhn Victoria Lacy Dinah Laguna Cassidy Lam Titus Lam Dorothy Landon Kylie Larkin Austin Larrabee Kelly Laughton Vanessa Lawson Jessica Lay Xavier Lazaro Ria Ainsley Lazo Christopher Le Christian Lechuga Paul Lee Richard Lee So Min Lee Jennifer LeFort Kristine Legaspi Dean Lenhart Sara Leon Sripatra Lertpaichaiyon Rui Li Elias Lingos Kyle Link Erick Liscio Jaeridan Lloyd Marcus Rawland Lloyd Leah Loaeza Joshua Longhurst Brandon Lopez Christopher Lopez

Fabiola Lopez Luis Lopez Mateo Lopez Samuel Lopez Brianna Losey Andrew Lottig Brooke Lowrey Sandra Loza Jesse Lozano Nicholas Lozano Jonathan Lucas Jordan Lucas Cianna Luna Junjie Luo Connor Maass Matthew Mabee Jenny Macalintal Avelaka Macarro Cortney Mace Raegan Mackay Daniel Maes Krizsa Magalong Anthony Magana Christian Magana Stephanie Mahlerbe Gurpreet Mahli Samantha Maland Lauren Malcomson Adam Malik Steven Mallott Thomas Mandel Gabrielle Manglicmot Kendall Mann Calden Mares Janealle Marino McKensie Marion Healey Marsch Wyatt Martin Zamahira Martinez Kelvin Martir Jessica Regine Masanque Montana Massone Aaron Maya Christina McCalmont Hannah McConnell Patrick McDermott Natika McDonald John McFadden Mackayla McGetrick Alexander McGonegal Lindsey McIntosh Shelbie McKuhn Hannah McMahon Frank McManus Tyler McNally Austin Means Jessie Medina Parker Meeks Bailey Mejia Kaitlyn Melgoza Brandon Menjivar Arezou Merzaie Steven Miller Justin Minervini Matilyn Miracle Jessica Mobley Andrew Molinar Vianey Mondragon Brendan Monge Hannah Monroe Jamie Moore Savannah Mortimer Davina Mosely Trevor Murphy Michelle Myers Yezzan Naber Vanessa Najera Christopher Nava Maria Navarro Rocky Nehk Harley Newcome Riviere Thomas Newton Don Ngo Anthony Nguyen Jessica Nguyen Kevin Nguyen Riley Nguyen Thai Nguyen Uyen Ly Nguyen Anthony Nissan Kaitlyn Nock Emica Norris Daniel Nunez Lauren Nunez

Kaitlin O Brien Andrew Ocano Natalie Oddi Eurie Oh Ignacio Olaguez Jessica Oldham Arturo Olguin Jhunclaire Ona Matthew Owens Brenden Padilla Christian Padilla Medille Padua Andrew Painter John Panique Gabriela Pantoja Hana Papaco Bridget Parish Hyo Jin Park Cierra Parker Jonah Parker Jennalin Partee Lauren Patterson Jordan Paulk Jazmine Payne Kellen Pearson Belen Pelayo Daniel Pena Felicia Perches Alexandra Perez Humberto Perez Sopena Andres Perkins Francis Perlas Jacqueline Perry Blaire Persell Kylie Petersen Christian Pham Tiffany Pham Timothy Phimmasone Brittany Pina Elysia Pina Judith Pinchot Isabel Pineda Moreno Sabrina Pitchford Sean Pitchford Heidi Pitkin Hannah Pollak Ashley Ponce Adrian Porras Rachel Potts Daniel Prado Nishant Prakash Kelly Pregler Christine Premananthan Alana Price Brian Prieboy Alexis Provost Adam Prusinowski Savannah Purdy Eduardo Augustine Quinata David Ramirez Monique Ramirez Ulises Ramirez Sarah Ray Leonardo Resendiz Edgar Retener Reeva Rycca Reyes Brittney Reyna Colten Reynolds Justin Ricafort Angela Rice Nina Richards Marissa Richter Roniza Maric Ridenour Marlon Riefer Kara Riley

Erick Guzman Garcia Jessica Rodriguez Garcia Yolanda Garcia Nunez Rosaura Garcia Serrano Jordan Robert Gardner Lisa Patrice Gardner Myric Samuel Garner Alec Anthony Garrett Alan Francisco Garrido Escobedo Taylor Lynn Gawryluk Minyi Ge Austin Taylor George Christian Marcus Gerrits Brianna Michelle Gersen Colin Matthew Gibbs Alexis Kristine Gibson Tyler Michael Gibson Owen Jacob Giron Bryce Aston Glenn Katherine Anne Glenn James William Goebel Amber Grace Gold Angel Gomez G a b r i e l l e S h e a Ly n n Gonzales Tori Isabelle Gonzales Danielle Sasha Gonzalez Genesis Esperanza Gonzalez Jasmine Elise Gonzalez Angelia Marie Gonzalez-Diaz Brian Joanem Gordillo Spencer William Gravley Cody Michael Gray Michael Kaid Gregory Chontol Arnesha Griffin Ashley Kay Grim Darla Kathryn Guajardo Edward Joseph Guiltinan Melissa Aimee Guzman DaVie Kelley Guzman Domenico Adam Halliwell Adam Reece Hannibal Sydney Michelle Hanson Ashlee Taylor Harris Mackenna Leigh Harris Kaela Kristine Haslitt Joshua David Haydon Khalia Denise Hazel Ryan Michael Hazen Kyle Patrick Hebert Bree Hannah Heinlein Mitchell Nelson Heires Luke Garrett Henke Tristan Thomas Hennenfent Randolph Fred Hernandez Edgar Alexander Hernandez Garcia Jacob Lloyd Herzberg Gabriel Lopez Hidalgo Jasmine Lauren Hightower John David Hilberg Makena James Hill Melissa Judith Hilton Roy Alan Hinman Jeyson Hirwa Angeliki Arianna Hitchcock Nicholas Grayson Hite Brian Joseph Hizon Andrew Ho Dillon Robert Hollingsworth Paige Madison Holmen Tyler Michael Holmquist Grace Woo Hong Se Hwa Alan Hong Derrick Ray Hooks Cynthia Paige Hopkins

Kylie Spencer Hopkins Melissa Eufemia Howard Scott Tyler Hudson Emmanuel Stephen Huertas Joshua Stephen Huffine Ian Richard Humes Carlos Ibarra Lopez John David Ing Irish Yvonne Isidro Hayden Daniel Iverson Lauren Louise Iverson Jacquelyn Jacobsen Darla Marie Jaramillo Amber May Jarvis Tori Marie Jefferies Gregory Wayne Jenkins Paul Danker Jensen Gregory Edward Jensen Shannon Lynn Jensen Ashilee Yaejin Jhang Emily Grace Jimenez Jeremiah Calderon Jimenez J e ff r e y R o b e r t O r i o n Johanning Chauncey Johnson Austin Lee Johnson Cody Louis Johnson Kylie Paige Johnson Laine Elizabeth Johnson Nicole Alexa Johnson Chase Patrick Jones Alejandro Juarez Nicholas Juhl Marco Antonio Justiniano Nicole Susanne Kappel Allison Kirsten Kennedy Jason Young Kim Jacob Scott King James Everett Kirk Zauxna Kisling J Angel Michel Knight Al i s a Ly nn-Kobay as hi Knowles Brandon Patrick Koch Jeffrey Tyler Kohlschmidt Erik Rudolph Kolar Macauley Aaron Kratz Nathan William Krause Lindsay Celeste Kutscher Ryan Christopher Laderoute Nathan Andrew Lamonte Kiara Elizabeth Lancina Sean Jeremy Lang Chase Kenneth Langton Natalie Rae Laser Marissa Jean Laster Erich Richard Barinos Lauk William Matthew Lauper MouyKeang Lay Taylor Van Le Kelsey Renee LeClair Taylor May LeDuff Chinera Darion Lee SeungYub Lee Nicholas James Leitgeb Mark Samuel Lewis Rebecca Taylor Lewis Daniel Reed Lewis McCafferty Mateo Dominic Licata Alyssa Rhyan Lies Taylor Breanne Lindsay Grace Helen Lloyd Brian Nicholas Long Ana Medium Lopez Juan Manuel Lopez Alexandria Nicole Lozano Daniel Benjamin Luna

Sarah Shay Lundblade Katherine Lynn MacElwee Connor Patrick Mahoney KaterinItzel Maldonado Arash Malekzadeh Aldrin Jay Almirol Manipon Sidney James Mann Ramana Alexa Manzanarez Jayar Eliseo Manzano Brittany Joan Marchese Nicholas Louis Margadonna Kaitlin Michelle Marquez John David Marshall Daniel Louis Martin Alexis Adrian Martinez Kalyn Noel Martinez Mackenzie Kathryn Martinez Mayra Geraldin Martinez Ryan Austin Martinez Maritza Al Massol Ashlynn Dawn Mayo Miranda Nicole McClellan Quest Frazier McClure Dylan Hunter McGill Megan Taylor McGill Kaley Ann McGowen Brandon Scott McKenna Kara Christine McKinney Mareena Katheleya McLean Bradford Mark McNeil Danielle Marie Melgoza Lyric Adara Mendez Hector Alexander Mendoza Jose Guadalupe Mendoza Shane Mendoza William Garrett Mertz Bryce Ethan Miers Danielle Rose Millender Alexis Shelby Miller Katin Leeann Miller McKenna Fay Milne Michael Lee Mindingall Bianca Amber Minor Briseno Kassandra Marie Minor Briseno Jovani Miramontes Burke O’Brien Mitchell Dominique Andre Mitchell Jessie Moncada Erick Francisco Mondragon Almanza Jessica Ann Monroy Ryan Matthew Montanez Tori Brooke Montanez Claire Grace Monteforte Nicole Jean Montemagno Woodbyrne Ryan Ethan Montoya Ryan Andrew Moore William Ray Moore Alexander David Morales Jaime Morales Alejandro Moreno Yajahyra Beatriz Moreno Autumn Elizabeth Morgan Colton James Morton Jared Lloyd Morton Salvador Mota Garrett James Muir Marissa Mariah Munoz Britney Ann Murdaugh Saul Muro Sam Elliott Murphy Ariel Janeen Navarro Evan Mathew Nelson Edward Joseph Nemeth Erek Reis Newton James Tuan Minh Ngo

Amber Rivadeneira Luis Rivera Roberto Robles Nathan Rocha Adrian Rodriguez Arturo Rodriguez Austin Rodriguez Brett Rodriguez Carlos Rodriguez Jamie Roebuck Joseph Colin Rogers Christian Romero Carlos Romero Cota John Romig Alisha Rose Emma Rosenthal Brendon Ross Greenberg Carl Rosser Nathan Rothwell Donovan Roundtree Shannon Rowley Daniel Aldrin Rubiano Haley Ruble Ernesto Ruiz Jeffrey Ruiz Mary Runde Roya Rustamzada Christian Ruth Devon Ryle Daniela Salazar Monarrez Abner Salvador Alexander Sanchez Allison Sanchez Andrea Sanchez Jonathon Sanchez Katelynn Sanchez Joseph Sandoval Ruben Santana Andrew Sarkis Landre Savage Jake Savant Dylan Scheidt Taylor Schultz Miranda Schulz Laura Schumacher Matthew Schweiger Emily Scott Gary Scott Serena Scott Iman Sedighian Dante Senior Cristian Serrano Carley Sessor Satya Shah Hussein Shahine Sumesh Sharma Alec Shaw Jordon Shepherd Zachary Sherman Dominic Shima Preston Shore Jeffrey Shumate Mojgan Siddiqi Joshua Siemers Paul Sihavong

Rebekah Silva Cameron Silver Hunter Silver Cheyenne Simon Emily Simpson Everly Simpson Mark Skeans Breanna Smith Brittany Smith Jeremy Smith Sarah Smith Carly Smouse Kaylee Snyder Aimee Solano Andrew Soltysiak Ashley Sorenson Nicolas Soto Casey Sotto Cory Souza Quinn Spencer Taelor Stafford Melissa Stanfill Katelyn Starbuck Taylor Steffens Shannon Stevens Analisa Stiltner Rachel Stinger Caitlyn Stinson Diess Hailey Strode Jeremy Stumpp Gwyneth Sturdivant Melvin Su Emily Sullivan Chandler Surette Daria Szepkouski John Louie Ray Tagulao Hannah Talpash Melanie Tan Barbara Tangas Daniel Jhun Tanjuaquio Marissa Taylor Sheldon Taylor Maria Tazbaz Carliene Thompson Keani Thompson Mika Thompson Karin Thrasher Danielle Tichy Taylor Tickner Katelyn Tierman Kristan Tiritilli Samantha Torday Lawrence Torres Alex Traconis Kelly Trammell Alexis Trempe Jessica Tuccinardi Tami Tucker Joshua Tuione Ian Tyler Quentin Tyrrell Airaleen Ubaldo Allison Underwood Kennedy Ursua Jenna Utter

Shayan Vahdati Danielle Vail Lucas Valdivieso Kaleigh Van Cura Brandi Van Dinter Meghan Van Hise Kevin Vasquez Alexa Vazquez Anthony Vazquez Noel Vicino Dillon Vilaiphanh Elias Villafuerte Clovis Vinant Tang Jerimi Vindua Rachel Vito Mackenzie Vonasek Kelly VonZup Kason Voorhees Courtney Vose Mckenna Wade Chandler Wagoner Devin Walker Jason Wallis Christian Walsh Adilee Walters Courtney Warren Andrew Wartick Malcolm Washington Jared Watson Bradley Wegman Damon Weimann Abigail Welch Dustin Wert Isaiah Wesby Micah Wesson Erin White Kennedy White Rianna White Cayden Whitten Jordan Wicklas Christina Wiklund Jordyn Wilcox Austin Williams Mackenzie Williams Megyn Williams Christopher Wilson Amber Winbury Shayne Witham Cody Woeller Brandon Wolf Ashley Wood Caitlin Workman Aidan Wright Jillian Wulf Chelsea Wynia Ryann Yamamoto Raekwon Yates Jade Yelton Connor Young Montserrat Yrigoyen Karleen Yuen Joseph Zamora Alyssa Zapata Emily Zavala Nicholas Zimmermann

GOHS graduate Kellen Pearson,gives a fist pump during the graduation ceremony on Thurs. June 5, 2014. Shane Gibson photos

Temecula Valley High School Ashlyn Nicolle Abeita Dalton Lake Adams Haley Anna Adauto Jacob Tyler Aguilar Vanna Marie Aguon Kristina Alyssa Aispuro Brandon Joren Alanes Humberto Gregory Alba Erika Danielle Samson Alcantara Nicolas Robert Allan Audrey Louise Allenson Sabrina Christine Alvarez Brittney Leigh Amavisca Adriana Melodia Amezola Tyler Daniel Amy Brian Edward Anderson Ralph Edward Andrews Justin Nikkolas Nucum Anicete Sidney Marie Anthony Abby Rose Arellano Ryan Jay Portuguisa Ariola Carter Douglas Armendarez Cheyenne Ambriehl Armstrong Breanne Kiele Arnold Kirsten Noelle Arnold Raymond Anthony Arreola Mitchell David Atkins Christian Custodio Avila Omaid Ahmad Azhand Morgan Porras Bagingito Patrick William Baker Amanda Leigh Baldwin Todd Michael Bales Tucker William Bancroft Jessica Marie Bantum Cassandra Jannele Banuelos Marissa LeeAnn Baraglia Jesse Faoa Barajas Chanel Cherie Baray Cristian Barba Gia Ariana Barker Breanna Nicole Barker Erick Barnachia Anthony Michael Barnes

Chad Barnes Coral Michele Bassett Linnea Dawn Bassett Brian Anthony Batchelor Kelsey Johanna Bawcombe Brooke Ashley Becker Ashton Hope Bedore Sarah Elizabeth Beerer Raymond Lee Bejar Malik Jayshawn Bell Ashley Taylor Benner Eden Aiza Beof Rodriguez Reagan Daley Binder Matthew Michael Biondi Heather Ashley Birdseye Tyler Allen Blake Samantha Lynn Blankenship Benjamin Robert Bledsoe Lindsay Heather Bogati Erik Jesus Bojorquez Danielle Nicole Bonaparte Duane James Bonini Emily Alexandria Boorkman Jessa Claire Cabus Borden Julian Christine Cabus Borden Brandon Patrick Borin Noah Christopher Brace Leah Anne Bradley Johnathan Terrell Branch Cameron Brannon Claire Fallon Brizard Beau Nicholas Brown Samori Kiandre Buchanan Sarah Ann Buddhu Tyrell Gregory Burks Annabelle Grace Burruss Anastasia Connolly Burt Cody Patrick Butler Cannon Alexander Byrd Toukeiya Jean Campbell Brooke Ellen Campbell Christian Austin CampbellBarrier Sarah Monique Campos Ryan Sterling Cantrell Samantha Jean Capuzzi Catherine Suzanne Carney

Mahleeya Mona Denise Carter Chelsea Ann Carter Jesse Wayne Cary Alyssa Anne Casey Sabrina Diona Castro John Joseph Caumartin Julea Rose Cavazos John Christopher Cepeda Jonathan Alexis Cervantes Shawn Leopoldo Cervantes Alexis Cristal Chaides Patrick Juaquin Channel Raymond Thomas Chavez Erin Skye Chavez Nicole Elizabeth Chris Nathan David Chung Nathan Alexander Chupp Brett Harrison Ciabattini Adrian Clark Aaron Michael Clark Brier Janae Clear Mekayla Serina Clemons Caileigh Crystal Clermont Maria Elizabeth Cloud Nicholas Ezio Cogliati Joel Steven Collins Klarence Ray Collins Kiana Mary Condomitti Jaala Aijalona Conley Tristan Adam Benjamin Conrad Valerie Michelle Cordova Aleah Nicole Cornwell Sara Lucia Cortes Martinez Rachael Jaede Crawford Riley Deanna Culp Jessica Breeanne Dahler Garrett Lee Daniels Keila Vylani Dankel Christian David Darrow Jazzmine Rose Davidson Logan Sarah Davis Jomaru Salenga Dayrit Deanne Marie Roxas Daza Christian Rene De La Torre Jocelyn Michelle De Los Santos

Victor John DelRio Bobbie Louise Demuth Shantille Marie Deriger Natalie Renee Destacamento Griffin Nicholas Dexter Dominic Andrew Diaz Ryan Anthony Diggs Connor Thomas Dillon Kaitlyn Leah Douvres Corinne Downs Eric Rolf Drinhaus Andrew Thomas Dubnicka Victoria Rose Dunbar Laura Echeverria Meghan MacKenzie Edwards-Green Hannah Elizabeth Eisinger Tarrek Ghassan El-Saadi Lynn Elisea Ayala Adam Elkhayat Gabriel Thomas Elliott Alexandra Nicole Ellis Katelyn Marie Ellis Megan Thea Erickson Nisha Casandra Espinoza Chelsea Mae Evans Kurt Thomas Evans Kennedy Seaver Fairman Carly Alison Fallon Katilyn Karoline Nicole Farrell Alan Noe Feliciano Joaquin Brandon Manuel Fernandez Jimena Fernandez Fuentes Christina Ruth Ferrara Matthew Sullivan Ferris Tylania Lashawn Fischer Evyn Cole Flake Salvador Flores Garrison Clay Flores Max William Fortin Grant Timothy Foster Richard Toby Frausto Khristian Lucas French Stefani Marie Fuller Seji Kyra Calica Gaerlan Bailey Alan Gallagher Mohammed Farzad Gani

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF

2014

Gabriela Ynez Niaves Peyton Ray Nocciolo Alanis Bouaday Nokham Trevor John Norland Natalie Nutting Kayla Elena Oberhuber Cassandra Alexis Odell Brian Dalgleish O’Donnell Kyle Reece Ogilvie Conner Joseph O’Hara Matthew Logan Okimura Jessie Oldham Brittney Ann Olivas Micayla Brianne Olivas Anthony Carlos Oliveras Natividad Michelle Olmedo Osayi Therie Omogiate Andree Lee O’Neal Maribel Ordonez Greyson Robert Orellana Zachary Steven Ortega Megan Ann Orth Jeremy Stephen Ortolano Katherine Rose Paciolla Bernard Penullar Pacquing Ethan Emil Palm Kelsey Lynn Parker Michael Antonio Parker Mitchell Adam Parker Jacob Cristian Parra Tyler James Parsons Angad Paul Jacob Brian Paulsen Sarah Jasmine Paulsen Stephanie Len Pawlack Trevor Anthony Payne Alex Tyler Payne Alexandria Destiny Paz Wesley Michael Peery Emily Melissa Pelaez Anthony Michael Pena Kate Lynn Pentel Bryan Estrada Perez Regina Perez Barreda Henry Van Pham Natalie Truc Pham Skylar Adam Pickard Lydia Caitlyn Pierce Nicolas Anthony Raven Pimentel Randy Martin Pimentel Ramil So Pineda Kyle Raymond Plantier Sherman Ellary Platt Carly Elizabeth Plemons Jacob Issiah Poullath Bradley Carl Price Destiny Selena Prieto Lance Levi Pritt Viviana Grace Pruhsmeier Jennifer Nicole Prunty Brian Kelly Quinn Arthur Ramirez Andrew Scott Ramirez Daisy Haydee Ramirez Nicholas Ray Ramirez Ninah Zosima Ramirez Michelle Lara Rapaport Kristopher Charles Rasband Lorena Negrete Regalado Brice Valentino Reilly Trenton Steven Reyes Hannah Lee Rhoades Mikaela Latrice Rhoiney Jacob Davidson Rice Courtney Deniece Richardson Caleb Charles Ricks

Wendy Rivera Sophia Irene Riviere Domonic Elijah Robbins Rebecca Lynn Robbins Mikayla Noel Roberts Vinae Unique Roberts Nicole Robertson Shawn Michael Robinson Kyle Kent Robinson Ryam Cenidoza Robles Elizabet Robles Matthew Rodriguez Timothy Jordan Rodriques Adrian Rogelio Romero Erik Rosas Lita Mckenzie Victoria Rosendale Autumn Renee Ross David Alejandro Rostro Alex Morgan Roybal Thomas Charles Rubio Marcela Jeanne Ruiz Priscilla Denise Ruiz Sergio Mendoza Ruiz Kyle Robert Russi Fady Nabil Saad Jonathan Alexander Salazar Marcos Carl Alfredo SalazarDodge Allyson Paige Saleen Grant Vergil Salts James Lester Salzman Marie Edraian Gallardo Samillano Autumn Mary Samuelson Brianna Elva Sanchez Jennifer Evelyn SanchezCazares Aldo Ramon Sandoval Joseph David Mercado Santos Caleb Daniel Saucedo Kelton Michael Sawyer Samuel Anthony Sawyer Ryan Austin Schaefer Ali Renee Schmidlapp Gabriel Jose Schneider Alexander Thomas Schreiber Kiara Nohealani Schreier Tyler Ryan Scott Stephanie Sahian Scruggs Kelaiah Shalom Sears Tatiana Na Shelle Sears Andrew Joseph Seelman Tanner Edward Seffens Kasey Marie Seneff Chloe Danielle Sension Breanna Janelle Serna Joseph Patrick Shanahan Cianna Cimone Sharp Elijah Shepherd Okaro Malik Shinn Zharia Dominique Shinn Sierra Lynn Shook Andrea Simental Barcenas Jace Edward Simmons JaVaughny Ricky Simms Jenkins Christopher Andre Simpson Eric Sin Sean Loren Skaife Micaela Margaret Skinner Matthew Allen Sloey James Thomas Smith Samantha Palina Smith Adam Zackery Smith Robert Clifford Smith Monica Yesenia Solache Sean Christopher Sorensen

Rafael Antonio Soriano Sean Touk Soulinthone Aaron Viscosi Spaargaren Sarah Kathleen Spencer Bradley Christian Spurrier Ashtyn Teresa Stann Brooklyn Celeste Stapp Janine Deanna Stargell Brandon Thomas Steele John Joseph Steiskal Lindsey Anne Stone Brittani Lea Stuart Bryce James Stubblefield Taylor Danielle Swetavage Tyrell Iman Swing Hayden Graham Swoish Eduard John Lloyd Capilitan Tahir Austin Michael Tarpley Ashley Marie Terrell Travis John Terwey Dylan Joe Teschler Stephanie Lynn Tetrault Hayden Andrew Thill Christopher Steven Thompson Michael James Thompson Collin Joseph Thurston Brinn Linnea Tomlinson Adam Richard Torres Alyssa Christina Torres Savannah Marmeto Torres Charlotte Loraine Trasher Tweed Jordan Noelle Trias Wynter Breanna Lynn Truslow Benjamin Hill Turner Brandon David Turner Christina Lee Turner Cristian Omar Uribe Guzman Angela Maria Urrutia Fernando Alexis ValdiviaLomeli Rachel Lynne Van Nyhuis Matthew John Daniel Veale Gabriel Felipe Vega Morgan Alexandria Verdon Jennifer Marie Vigil Mikayla Isabel Vinazza Randy Justin Vitrano Robert Glenn Wanket Curtis Arden Warner Mariah Michele Weber Sierra Marsanne Webster Garrett Rodney Weimann John Todd West Melissa Marie Weyer Alexandria LaShai White Thomas Templeton Wight Caitlinn Rachil Williams Jasmine Mahal Williams Andre Alexander Wisti-Flores Travis Miles Wood Rodrigo Yanez Christiana Ming Yip Parker John Yocum Samantha Relene Yost Bruce Alexander Young Marissa Nicole Yzaguirre Hong Min Zhong Angela Renee Ziff Mazie Jade Zuniga Noah Elijah Zuniga

Derek Andrew Rack Ryan C. Reed Joshua Powers Rennie Hailey Rianna Reyes Angelo Edward Rios Samantha Yvette Rodriguez Vanessa Lucile Rodriguez Leila Katariina Rohde Andrew David Russell Eduardo Jesus Sanchezdiaz Evan Chase Schneider Lexi Mekenna Scholten Claire Jeannette Shappie John Angus Shurance

Hunter Knox Stacey Mitchell William Strange Timothy Everett Switzer Steven Austin Turk Kylee Renee Van Horne Mariah Faith Villegas Kierstin Elizabeth Vogt Caden Reid Wakefield Grace Ann Walker Thomas William Weiss Megan Elizabeth Wilson Noah Lee Young Young Min Yu

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Jake Tyler Aguayo Brooke Taylor Bissell Haakon Michael James Box John Daniel Boyle Scott Andrew Brazil William Park Campbell Christian Tyler Charboneau John ‘Jack’ Christian Dickson Melani Esteves Emily Ann Everett Trey Andrew Ferguson Savanah Ann Fleming Jason William Flores

Milia Jo Gibbel Rachel Elizabeth Graef Austin Alan Hall Krista Allison Harvey Brooke Lynn Hayes Annie Jeannette Hellweg Dallas House Chloe Alannah Howard Yanzhi Huang Sunmin In Christopher Edmund Jasien Hannah Grace Kelley Eun Hye ‘Grace’ Kim Jason ‘Jang Ryeol’ Ko

Katie LeeAnn Kostecka Elizabeth Patricia Kunde Donghyeok Kwon Alexander David Larson Jonathan Robert Locke Katie Marie Love Melody Marie Fernandez Mallari Sean Michael Martinez Madison Marie Mason Dylan Jeremiah Matos Kolbey Ana McCoy Tiffany Alaine Solinap Militante

Roman Christopher Musselman Andrew Gordon Nagel Bailey Christian Norris Jason Nicholas O’Neill Alysha Marie Oeleis Alicia Victoria Ortiz Jasper De Dios Pacoli Joonsung Park Sally Sei Hee Park Molly Marie Paschall Makala Ruth Phillips Madison Elise Pledger Mitchell Alfred Pound

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Graduation 2014 Chaparral High School

Chaparral High School’s Class of 2014 celebrated their graduation on Thursday, June 5, 2014. Vhlake Edward Abangan Brazen Baniqued Abelgas Jordan Lynn Acevedo Mirian Stephanie Acevedo Romero Cristian Jessen Aceves Andrew Alexsander Acosta Mariana Cristina Acosta Ashleigh Lizzelle Adner William James Agnew V Rene Aguayo Darren DaFrance Aguon Nabil Khaled Akkoub Bryan Alcauter Joseph Anthony Alcorn Tyler Francis Allen Deanna Michelle Alman Anna Katrina Alvarado Raul Andrew Alvarado Michael James Alvarez Michelle Ramirez Alvarez Christopher James Anderson Dayna Nicole Anderson Jeralyn Pualani Aquino Luc David Archambault Adam Michael Ardigo Carisa Isabel Arellano Eric Arredondo Jesse Alexander Arreola Orbelin Jr Arroyo Pamela Guerrero Arroyo Connor James Ashlock Alexander William James Atkins Matthew Louis Auriemma Evely Avilez Vanessa Faviola Ayala Jake Thomas Badillo Ahmad Fayez Baiyasi Stephanie Aguayo Baker Briana Isabelle Balladares Jacob Michael Barnes Taylor Patricia Barnson John Christopher Baron II Joshua Rodrigo Barrientos Sara Elizabeth Barron Matthew Erik Batson Edwin Omar Batz Danielle Nicole Baumann Siera Josephine Beardsley Jakob William Beck Susanna Zina Behnan Damian Bellows Dustin Bellows Trenisha Azirae Bennett Franklin Murray Benson IV Gayatri Aasha Berg Andrew Manuel Betancourt N i z j o n i Yv e t t e B i l l i e Mclendon Adrian Blevins Alec Charles Bodemer Christina Jo Bohling Aicel Carreos Bojo Cody James Boland Danielle Brandt Bolanos Anthony Martin Bonilla Sabrina Savannah Borgese George Edward Boullain IV James Thomas Bowen Mackenzie Maureen Bowlin Samuel John Bradley Evans Matthew James Branco Sarah Katherine Brese Kiyoshi Aaron Brey Jonaline Leona Brigham Tristin Kyle Brocious Noah Jonathan Brodie Amanda Renee Brown Dominic Sebastian Brown Ephraim Brown Jordaan Danielle Brown Samuel Joseph Brown Kyle Christopher Bruns

Rachel Diane Budd Madison Taylor Burke Tiffany Ann Burke Morgan Michele Burns Emma Paige Burt Tyler Golden Bush Rachel Marie Bushrow Melviyn Denzel Caburian Felix Gilbert Venus Cagatin II Danielle Louise Caha Bryson Michael Cahill Amanda Rae Cannata Abigayle Jordan Carpentier Dillon Patrick Carr Catalina Esperanza Carrasco John Wessley Carter JR Triston Jacob Carter Alexander Reed Casals Quinn Patrick Casey Darien Nichelle Casimiro Mariana Elena Castaneda Jasmine Teresa Castaneda Cordero Jordan Tyler Castro Jasmine Caudillo Brianna Nicole Cazarez Maricela Jazmin Cedillo Jonah Matthew Chaffin Jonathan David Charron Michelle Joy Charron William James Charron Bryant Richard Chase Samantha Nicole Chavez Susan Elise Chavez Sarah Renae Cheek Courtney Brooke Chislock Da Hee Choi Leo Liyu Chou Channa Clark Julian Zane Clay Donald Van Clifford Michelle Christine Cloud Madison Frances Clowdus Alyssa Noelle Coelho Cheyenne Michelle Cogar Colin Ray Colas Anthony James Cole Vincent Michael Collins Miranda Lizzette Colon Asia Marie Contreras Mario Contreras Jr Tayler Lynn Coomes Ericka Gabriela Cooper Carina Correo Elsa Amadi Cosio Mynigh Dynece Courington Matthew Ryan Cox Cody Nolan Coyle Kody Alan Crull Andrea Pietro Cuccia Bradley Richard Cyr Butto Melinda Sammacara Danh Alec Spencer Daniel Monica Victoria Davidson Lura Rita Davila Stanley Lucas Nelson Davis Maile Marie Davis Sheraya Elise Davis Jacob John Day Chad Michael Deboe Christin Dawn Nicole Decoro Angela Christine Delgado Alessandro Johann Dell Amico Scott Allan Demers Krikor Vicken Demirdjian Fatato Josh Mitchell Denney Alyssa Joyce Deocampo Sarah Nicole Desilet Troy Makoa Dever Lau Cody Alan Deweese Navpreet Kaur Dhaliwal Christopher Ryan Tinao

Dimapilis Jenifer Marie Dinsmore Rebecca Sunny Doanle Dominic Gerard Dominguez Marissa Nicole Donine Omar Carrillo Duarte John Fredrick Duffy IV Troy Joseph Duncan Jaslynne Michelle Lokelani Solomon Ea Patrick James Ebba Anthony Ray Ebitner Jr Serena El Hajali Jill Erica De Leon Elardo Julia Noelle Ellsworth Dylan Michael Elmore Tyler Allan Eloe Nicholas Robert Emerson Francine Brianna Espinosa Omar Faba Kai Lun Fan Alexa Kay Feddema Danielle Lindsey Ferber Kristen Sara Figueroa Zachariah Sebastian Finn Jordan Elizabeth Lee Flaherty Jose Adan Flores Jasmine Flores Kheana Xiomara Flores Deyanira Fonseca Colin Davis Ford Madison Rose Francis Marni Estacio Francisco Shyla Marie Constance Franklin Karissa Lyn Frazier Christopher David French Brent Carl Frisbee Brandon George Fritz Amilya Renee Gacanich Esau Neftali Galdamez Alexander Galindo Jamie Lynn Gallagher Jordan Patrick Gallagher Nathaniel Scott Gallegos Rafael Francisco Galvan Brenda Rodriguez Garcia Brenda Julissa Garcia Cristina Danielle Garcia Kendra Nicole Garcia Michael James Garcia Jr Ashalyn Sarah Joy Garner Jordan Glenn Garrett Rachelle Renee Garringer Claire Madison Gatzke Breeana Lee Gerber Kyle Matthew Gettemeier Savannah Rose Ghazarian Dillon Michael Giesy Gary Salvador Gilbert Jr Bret Allen Gillaspie Taylor James Glatt Sahori Stephanie Gomez Tagle Haiden Leigh Gonzales Pamela Melody Gonzales Damian Gonzalez Javier Ivan Gonzalez Leslie Gonzalez Maria Elena Gonzalez Julia Nicole Goyette Tyler Kyle Graham Tyler Ryan Grant Chelsea Mariah Gray Tamia Elaine Green Andrew Jordan Greenlee Meghan Ashley Greer Alexis Marie Guardiola Jacquelyn Guerra Fernando Guerrero Jr Karina Vanessa Guerrero Timothy Edward Guevara Jr Amanda Nicole Gunn Christian Abbigail Gutierez

Brennen Miles Hagio Jennae Lakisha Haley Savannah Rae Hall Ariana Theresa Halley Kylie Rhiann Hanebrink Helena Jardin Hannaman Courtney Marie Hansen Bryce David Hanson Philip August Hanson Ryan Gary Hardy Megan Hannah Harless Monica Christine Harris Carey Allen Harrison Savannah Dawn Hatfield Jacob Michael Hawkins Jonah Burton Heath Danielle Frances Herman Alan Mendoza Hernandez Chantel Taylor Hernandez Luis Gerardo Hernandez Gabriel Hernandez Chavez Jr Juan Antonio Herrera Tony Hidalgo Jedaki Andrade Hill Emily Elizabeth Hixson Michelle Elizabeth Ho Tiffany Gia Thu Hoang Kevin Joseph Hoberg Karly Diana Hodapp Tayleur Lynn Hodges Lara Katharina Hoellinger Jared Michael Hoskins Duane Bryant House Tanner James Howlett Nigel Christopher Hoyte Ju Yun Huang Zachary Stephen Hunter McKayla Roz Hutchinson Bayard Eric Minh Huynh Hien Ivan Huynh Augustine Hyde II Adrian Victor Iliescu Derek Andrew Illingworth Hudson Xavier Riley Irons Samuel Robinson Irvin Christopher Matthew Jacobs Andre Adel Jahchan Tristan Edward Barry Janeway John Ezekiel Jaramillo Saul Ascencion Jaramillo Anthony Joseph Jarrous Leilani Leigh Leimamo Jensen Abigail Rose Johnson

Co-principal Penny Kubly congratulates graduates during their graduation ceremony. Diamond Sarah Johnson Isaiah James Johnson Jake Alexander Johnson Jonathan Dwight Takash Johnson Malcolm Isaiah Johnson Ryan Evan Jones Savannah Michelle Jordan Sidney Allen Journey Angelica Sophia Juarez Christian Luis Jubany Emmett Milous Keith Jones Danielle Nichole Keller Taryn Elizabeth Kelley John Parker Kelliher Audrey Helen Kelly Sydney Rose Kingsberg Jasmine Monae Kiser Leah Marie Kleinschmidt Haley Nicole Knapp Dalton Joseph Knight Meghan Christine Knight Keith Patrick Kofoed Chance William Koon Joel Michael Kotzen Dylan Michael Kurschinski Amelda Kurti Jade Lelani Kurtz Christopher Ryan La Marr Maya Lauren La Marr Louis LaDelia Jr Riley Brooke LaFleur Jacqueline Diane Laliberte Sarah Marie LaLiberte Janeece Marie Lambert Brenda Landeros De Sant Louie Daniele Lasorsa Jasmine Marie LaVerde Fawwaz Adewuyi Lawal Robert Keith Lawler Jonathan Minh Le Henry James Lee Christopher Andrew Leach Diana Alicia Leal Itziar Leano Alyssa Nicole LeDe’ Maegan Marie Ledwith Gina Lee Jiho Lee John Michael James Lee Sioun Lee Andrea Del Carmen Legorreta Carlos Daniel Legorreta Jorge Alejandro Leos Melissa Tate Lindow Istok Lipovaca

Bryan Madrigal Dax McGregor Viktoria Medina Lily Montgomery Caitlin O’Leary

Mary Garcia Andy Kim Derek Li Sing Liang Edward Ma

Megan Pastrallo Sara Pelletier Nicholas Robert James Shin Matthew Swica

Jessica Trimm Dino Wang Mark Ye Amy Zhao

Christopher Maglione Henry Meeks Alexis Naranjo Rachel Nowka Brianna Orr William Robinson Samantha Sierras Michael Sounier

Kayla Utley Kevin Valenzuela Damaris Varela Daniel Vega

Excelsior Academy Monica Alfaro Erick Ayala Cheyenne Baternik Ciera Blahnik Ryan Buck Vanessa Carreon Smith Kristen Closson Alexis Colvin

Genevieve Hines Madison Hitzke Courtney James Triston Jones Drew Kelly Noe Lara Carolina Rodriguez Lugo Marcella Magana

Chloe Curry Cody Dehnoo Bailey Fiori Jorge Flores Matthew Fortney Ian Furr Dane Gertsch Melanie Hana

Zachary Duenas Katelyn Estrada Tyler Farrar Trevon Freeman Roman Garcia Joshua Gathings Jessica Gilbert Jose Gonzalez Noah Graves Shae Griego Alexander Hall Amber Henderson Rebecca Hernandez Ryan Horvath

Danielle Jackson Destini Jacob Kaytlyn Key Kyle Knowlton Brooke Leoni Shawn Lewis Nicolas MacDuffee Miranda Mallory Jacob Matilla Megan McCourt Cody Merrylees Ruben Mesa Marlene Mikhou Mark Miller

Sydney Morris James Nix Caitlin Oliver Jaime Penaloza Jaileen Peter Heather Phillips Pete Potipitak Savannah Purdy Draven Ramirez Angel Ramos Nancy Rios Ramirez Samuel Robles Daniel Rodriguez Jared Rohn

Jon Russon Mark Saenz Kevin Santana Jaspe Sedano Breana Sena Kathy Tecza Lauren Thorpe Jesus Torres Christopher Trujillo Ian Tucker Grecia Vazquez Kyle Vilter Keiko Williams

Jolly, Princess Keithly, Kenneth King, Danielle Kozlowski, Devin Lathan, Naomi Lorenzo, Alejandro Lugo, Jose Lyons, Richard Mansfield, Miranda Marshall, Alicia Martinez, Ilana McCary, Marshall Ortiz, Cassandra Padilla, Lissette

Papke, Tyler Payne, Brianna Prado, Anthony Reyes, Anthony Reyes, Alma Robinson, Eishunica Rouiller, RieAnne Jo Salazar, Gregory Salinas, Sebastian Schultz, Kelly Sebastian, Karen Segundo, Duane Severance, Kyleigh Solis, Stephanie

Stanfield, Dylan Tolles, Adrianna Tushinsky, Haylie Trifunov, David

Jonathan Rodriguez Anthony Rene Roman Ivan Alejandro Romero Kim Catherine Dulguime Rosacena Alfredo Catalan Rosas Christian Rosas Hannah Lynn Ross Daniel Rubio Kaitlyn Skye Rucker Melissa Amanda Ruelas Tatiana Doraliza Rugama Lorena Maria Jitsuko Ruiz Cacie Lee Russell Kyle Steven Saenz Tameem Ahmad Sahar Kelsie Emiko Saito Brianna Victoria Salazar Jeric Joshua Bognot Saldivar Weston Gray Salerno Brandon Elliott Salgado Mckinna Grace Salinas Tristan Joseph San Roman Diana Ruby Sanchez Jacob Paul Sanchez Michael Joel Sanders Steven Thomas Sandifur Franciso Javier Vasquez Sauceda Anthony Alexander Savitt Jesse Robert Savre Brandon Adam Schiffer Lauren Nicole Schlansky Jackson William Schlekewey Samuel David Schloss Benjamin Nelson Schultz Nicholas James Schweitzer Caylan Kahlil Scott Brandon Edward Scroggins Stephanie Michelle Scull Molyka Seang Dominique Aurora Searles Jocelyn Segura Benjamin Edward Seilhamer Christine Marie Sell Isabelle Kit Sequeira Marissa Kay Sergent Courtney Ann Serrano David Esequiel Serrato Ernesto Serrato Urbina Leigh Angelica Claravall Sese Manik Sethi Jackson Alexander Shaw Anthony Rashad Shepherd Chance Keakaokalani Shinn Joseph Samuel Shultz Amanda Nicole Siciliano Isabelle Kristen Silos Lesley Melissa Silva Andrew Joseph Simon Tori Elizabeth Simpson Summar Mohammed Smadi Chandler Joseph Smith Jessie Danielle Smith Nathaniel Gabriel Smith Corrie Beth Snell Jesse Evan Snodgrass Charles Daniel Snyder Mark Andrew Sokach Jr Julian Anthony Solis Madison McKenna Sollows Pond Tristan Steven Solomon Francisco Solorio Jr Jason Robert Souriolle Madori Elizabeth Spiker Bailey Nikelle Sprague Daphne Sprockeels Jacob Anthony Staab Robert Thomas Stadtmiller Isaac Ryan Charles Stanley Job Christian Stroder Garrett Matthew Sugarman

Kelsey Delaine Svatko Jeremy Michael Talbott Trenton Alexander Terrell Adrian Terriquez Brian Austin Thomas Kyle Loren Thomas Summer Sadile Thor Connor Wolf Thurmond Justin William Toerner Gabriela Christine Torres Katherine Anne Tortomasi Andrew Steven Tran Anh Thi Lan Truong Kelvyn Tryhane Stephanie Kyinawah Tume Laura Nicole Turner Winona Odenelle Umali Cathy Estefana Valdez Yesenia Sabrina Van Nice Jasmine Janice Vann Zachary David Varnam Matthew Job Varner Adrian Andrew Vasquez Jeffrey Thomas Vasquez Esteban Vazquez Taylor Nicole Velarde Raphael Christian Velasco Lisa AnnMarie Ventrone Martin Alejandro Verde Raven Nadiya Villalba Aglupos Chalysa Joelle Villanueva Jaison Alcones Villanueva Monica Lizeth Vivar Tatiana Marie Volpe Michelle Marie VonWinckelmann Keagan Leyton Waddell Blayne Albert Wagner Jr Cody Lyn Waldron Jimmy Michael Walker Brandon August Wallace Alexandra Itoko Waller Alexis Nicole Washburn Edwin Elmer Watkins III Marina Ray-Anne Watkins Samantha Elizabeth Weaver Austin Richard Weber Chynna Tiiko Weekly Alyssa Taylor Weiss Laing Elizabeth Welch Julian James Wells Kyle Scott Westling Jonathan William Whetstone Breanna Cherie Gabriel White Garrison Hunter White Sky White Lindsay Jean Whitson Emily Anne Wilcox Amanda Nicole Wille Keyonna Marie Williams Kristen Shealyn Williams Nathaniel Eugene Williams Cheyanne Bryanna Wilson Galeana Eric Arthur Wojahn Emily Frances Wong Tunwa Wongmanit Rachel Elizabeth Wood Taylor Eclipse Worth Kassandra Brittney Wright Lois Angel Wyman Alexey David Wysocki Albert Anthony Yanez Yekaterina Andreyevna Yerygina Sarah You Alyssa Danielle Young Lindsey Nicole Young Tawny Kathleen Cardinio Zardilla Chelsea Marie Zavalza Codte James Ziegler

Susan H. Nelson School Alyssa Bembenek Kendra Burns Victoria Cameron Catalina Carrasco Bertha Castillo Caitlin Criswell

Thomas Dolsak Joshua Edwards Maria Espino Brittany Fadden Kaitlyn Frye Destiny Goraieb

Jacqueline Joubran Kayla Kassar Michelle Killingsworth Tyler King Skylar Label Farkas Jessica Metzdorff

McKenna Palmer Brielle Ross Rebecca Schwartz Robert Senini Randi Lynn Shaver Meyer Natalie Steeneken

Jesse Testar Marissa Tortomasi Hannah Vess Denielle Wallace Austin Webb Cambria Wilson

Temecula Advantage Virtual School Brock Beckley Michael Brazil Keeley Bullard Paula Caixeta

Carrissa Carrillo Aakash Chauhan Lauren Koford Mackenzie Lane

Remie Marshall Shea Mayberry Miranda Morales Christina Nichols

Karina Retes Samantha Robb Jacob Rodriguez Mariah Wade

Kayla Atkinson Angelica Becker Molly Boop Jeanette Burke Robert Cacho Ramirez Vanessa Cernac Aria Choi Shelton Clark Alex Cringan Sherri Daneshvari-Naraghi Brandon Davis Haleigh Dawson-Silva Kelissa Doiron

Sienna Eoff Miles Fagan Erica Finney Meghan Getz Elijah Griffith Breanne Janssen Brittaney Janssen Meisha Jones Griffin Keune Omar Khaled Serena Landry Kate Agnes Lee Daniel Logan

Jacqueline Logan Kaley Lograsso Lauren Loop Kyle Anthony Macawili Tiffany Massie Caitlin McGuire Noelani Medeiros Giselle Miclat Kaitlin Moore Leonel Mora Nicholas Morrison Almira Caitlan Munoz Sarah Musia

Emily Myers Meagan Newell Emily Nguyen Anthony Ortiz Vincent Page Nicholas Parker Kyle Pham Joshua Phillips Andrew Poullath Benjamin Reister Marcos Reynoso Jonathan Rios Jordan Santa Cruz

Megan Silva Greg Sorenson Irish Suza Ashley Thorp Jacob Uribe James Uribe Julia Vanella Alexander Velasquez Kylle Vitor Cameron Wiggins Dalia Wilson

Murrieta Valley Adult School

Creekside High School Banks, Devante Bernou, Nicholas Bolouri-Rad, Jessica Braaksma, Austin Camello, Nicholas Caratachea, Guadalupe Carrillo, Jasmin Castro, Luis Chavez, Rafael De Anda, Jose Delgado, Robyn Durbin Gamboa, Ian Grant, Amber Jones, Skyler

Mariah Nicole Ortiz Austin Powell Owen Tamra Monique Owens Noelle Akosua Dankwa Owusu Joshua Isac Pacheco Alexandria Dawn Paget Sherinna Kyle Paguio Stephen Clinton Pai Min Kyu Raymond Park Ariel Parra Daniel Alfredo Parrilla Blanco Andres Lemus Pemberton Jeremiah Aguilar Pengson Avalon Patricia Penrose Braden Alexander Perez Emily Suzanne Perez John Joseph Perretta IV Jacob Cole Perron Alanna Mercedes Peterson Russ Gousha Peterson Benjamin Phapakdy Brooke Nicole Phillips Cameron Robert Pidgeon Alexander Elmer Pierce David Alexander Pierce Leon Tommy Pisa Daniel Aaron Pisculli Daisy Plata Rochelle Elaine Plough William Jeffrey Plumlee Savanna Marie Plunkett Morgan Ashley Pluta Jonathan Scott Porter Paige Hunter Posvar Drake Alexander Powers Bianca Marie Prendez Corey Armand Pressley Hannah Naira Preston Pierre Jean Priaulx III Marcus Steven Pripps Mackenzie Layne Proffitt Sabrina Rose Pung Alexander Christian Putney Kenia Quezada Danielle Quiamco Alec Nelson Ramirez Erika Ramirez Ronald Edward Ramirez Jr Sergio Ramirez Ilijah Alexander Ramos Jared Sebastian Rappel Schmid Grant Cameron Rasmussen Bradley Phillip Rawlings Jasmyn Alexis Rawlins Bryan Recinos Anneliese Marie Reinhofer Cameron Michael Repic Jessica Adriana Resendiz Angel Donavon Reyes Jordan Christopher Velasco Reyes Grant Cordova Reynolds Karlie Rose Reynolds Mackenzie Andrea Richardson Emily Rochelle Riggins Aaron Riley Ringle Alexis Nichole Rivera Selina Marie Rivera Delgado Abraham Rivera Hernandez Sulaiman Roashan Bryan Shane Roberts Christopher James Robertson Kyle Patrick Robertson Sydnie Michel Robertson Sherry Robidoux Kaitlyn Rianne Robins Mycole Breshae Robinson Quinton Tyrique Robinson Anna Kathleen Rocco Karolina Rodarte

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Rancho Vista High School Alexis Angeles Shannon Black Johnathan Blakeney Jayshon Bonello Elli Mae Borromeo Kristina Carbajal Jacklyn Caro Edward Castillo Courtney Christy Ryan Clark Antonio Cortez Vanessa Danner Jeremiah DeLeon Alexander Delgado

Sussana Nava Mendoza Bailey Kristine Merk Lane Bryant Mettler Roberto Alonzo Meza Jackson James Miller Kayla Nicole Miller Marisol Unique Enedina Mitchell Carlo Ruiz Monserrat Garrett Matthew Monson Brandon Scott Moore Charles Joseph Moore Parker Douglas Moore Sierra Morgan Moore Robert Christian Moreno Mewes Mark Edward Morin Baylee Nicole Morrison Dillan Randall Morrison Keoni Lee Mortensen Joe Aidan Mowrer Sandesh Mudbhari Alia Malika Muhaymin Kendra May Muldbakken Jarvis Alexis Munji Rosalinda Murillo Mauricea Iz Shyraan Murray Kevin Michael Muskett Sydney Jade Nanton Francisco Javier Naranjo Hayden Michael Navarre Justin Joel Navarro Miranda Nicole Catherine Negrete Michael Malachi Newsome Brian Thanh Nguyen Mindy Ngoc Nguyen Kaela Denise Nichols Alexis Ann Nieto Andrews Jedge Nokham Connor Michael Nolta Nicholas Ryan Nootbaar Adam Michael North Jonathan Pierre Nunez Gian Lorenzo Manaloto Ocampo Malik Keilon Odoms Mirkan Ogut Kiante Jackson Oliver Robinson Karena Olmos Melanie Janice Olson Troy Wayne Olson Jr Stefan Skye Hawk Orosco Andrew Christian Orr Khara Alexis Orr Christian Benny Ortiz

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Graduation 2014 Murrieta Valley High School

Murrieta Valley High 2014 valedictorian Nicolas Strohmeyer speaks during the commencement ceremony. Abalos, Jessica Abelsky, Andrew Aguilar, Kevin Alderman, Lacey Alexandre, Lyonel Allen, Keith Alvarado, Noemy Amado, Madelynn Amin, Suchi Amini, Sana Anderson, Chad Andrews, Carmen Anolin, Leanna Antonellis, Gaetano Aragon, Mary Arango, Miguel Arciniega, Luis Arnold, Mackenzie Arnold, Madison Asimakopoulos, Christian Ayala, Megan Ayoub, Omar Azizi, Sahar Baeza, Eric Baker, Lindy Ballesta, Angeline Baquero, Aracely Baric Bennett, Colin Barr, Matthew Barrett, Nathan Barron, Brianna Bates Wind, Courtland Batt, Jose Batte, Justin Bautista, Dakota Beau, Jeremy Beer, Erin Bell, Kai Berger, Ryan Beringhause, Skye Berna, Michael Bhatt, Amanda Bilbault, Jonathan Bilbrey, Helena Bilton, Tyler Blair, Spencer Blanchard, Ryan Board, Jasmine Boggs, Jeremiah Bohanan, Reid Bohne, Jordan Bolton, Gabriela Booth, Karly Bouvet, Jason Bowditch, Brandon Bradstreet, Austin Bridges, Katarena

Brooks, Joseph Brown, Reginald Brown, Vance Buckley, Jarrid Burns, Ashley Bush, Jacob Bush, Kerrigan Butler, Justin Butler, Rebekah Byers, Loni Cabral, Anthony Cagle, Lauren Calhoun, Joanna Campa, Michelle Campbell, Chase Cantone, Michael Carey, Morgan Carlson, Carl Carlson, Kacey Carmona, Alexander Carpenter, Matthew Carreno, Teresa Carrillo, Dylan Carver, Leigh Casey, Alison Castillo, Janeth Cerriteno, Eduardo Chase, Briana Chittaphong, Andrew Choate, Kyle Chollar, Kelli Christensen, Kendra Cicciarelli, Isabella Claudio, Brennon Claypool, Allison Clower, Riley Colbert, Kelsey Coleman, Allie Compton, Destteny Cooper, Troy Cope, Benjamin Coplen, Nicolas Coram, Mason Cornelius, Ashley Coronel, Mia-Kyla Correa Hernandez, Antonio Corredor, Savannah Cortez, Erica Corzine, Vanessa Costa, Danielle Criske, Robert Dean Croom, Jacob Cross, Courtney Croupe, Jessica Cruz, Alexander Cruz, Cody Cruz, Michael

Cruz Vaszuez, Idalia Da Pra, Ashley Dahlin, Taylor Dalgetty, Brock Dalluge, Lucas Danby, Tiare Davila, Hayden Davis, Eddie De Alba, Dominique De Nava, Matthew Dela Cruz, Alvin Delzompo, Angelica Der, Jacob Derieg, Madisyn Desuacido, Alyssa Diaz, Nathan Dickens, Christopher Dillon, Justin Dixon, Kaitlyn Dome, Nicolette Dorame, Kacie Downing, Ethan Duckett, Dalton Dudek, Tyler Dukes, Andrea Dumangas, JeanPaul Dunnagan, Parker Duque, Dominic Eastaugh, Tristan Ekstrom, Jared Erisch, Brittnie Espina, Katheryn Evans, Omar Everson, Symone Everts, Shawn Everts, Tyler Faherty, Shaye Fangon, Caroline Fedler, Kayla Feng, Yi Fewell, Brandon Fike, Logan Finney, Zachary Fischer, Jennifer Fischer, Samantha Fitch, Nicole Flores, Alexandria Flores-Garrett, Armand Force, Tanner Fort Cherry, Elizabeth Foster, Taryn Foster, Timothy Fraga, Corey Friedman, Magan Frieze, Derrick Fronk, MacKenzie Fuerst, Rebecca

Gallo, Anthony Garcia, Alyanna Garcia, Damaris Garcia, Natividad Garcia, Sandra Garcia Chavez, Samuel Garduno, Francisco Garrett, Colin Gay, Talon Gentry, Dalton Gerber, Gage Geurts, Kelley Ghaseminia, Shyah Gillen, Sean Gnagnarelli, Arianna Gohl, Kasdan Gomez, Fatima Gomez, Jacob Gomez, Jordan Gonzalez, Alejandra Gonzalez, Jessica Goodale, Benjamin Goodro, Cheyenne Gorton, Benjamin Gorton, Levi Gossett, Michael Goveia, Abigail Graybehl, Melissa Greuel, Brian Guzman, Ivan Habener, Paige Hames, Brendan Hamill, Emma Harrison, Kyle Harvey, Alyssa Hatch, Grant Haupert, Steven Healy, Brittany Heigel, Curtis Helms, Cooper Herman, Ian Hermesmeyer, Brodderick Hernandez, Maribel Hernandez, Ricardo Hernandez, Ryan Hernandez Mauleon, Omar Herrera, Ismail H e r r e r a Wa d e , J o s e Guillermo Highfill, Kelsy Hills, Madalynn Hilton, Halley Hinojosa, Mitchell Hoffmann, Bridget Holt, Holly Hoover, Justin Hornbeek, Mattison

Murrieta Valley High graduate Loni Byers proudly shows her diploma Murrieta Valley High graduate on Fri. June 13, 2014. Shane Gibson photos Garret Orloff smiles after receiving Morfin, Anthony Sarsar, Evelyn Quinn, Grady Teller, Ashley his diploma on Fri. June 13, 2014. Mota, Bridgette Sasse, Christian Rabago, Bernardo Thigpen, Remy Hoskins, Jordyn Houseman, Jody Hovland, Kari Howell, Breann Huezo, Brandon Hunt-Tanner, Nicolas Iannuzzi, Arianna Ibrahim, Mohammad Ignelis, Alexander Ingraham, Michael Iniguez, Steven Irland, Mackenzie Jackson, Jarvis Jacobs, Jeffrie Jacobs, Kayla Jacobs, Tyler Jacquot, Michelle Jaihooni, Arian James, Jackson Jarvis, Breciane Jensen, Tristen Johannsen, Luis Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Jake Johnston, Jenna Jones, Shane Jordan, Jarred Kehrli, Alex Kehrli, David Kelly, Myles Kenney, Cassady King, Kenyon Niko Kirtland, Kyle Knowles, Bryse Kuchan, Bailey Jo Kuisel, Emily Laker, Paytyn Lam, Rebecca Lammott, Mikinna Langworthy, Danielle Lanning, Breanna Lanuzo, Eduardo LaRue, Shawntel Lay, Monica Leal, Jose Lee, Amanda Lee, Jin Legnard, Jill Leitch, Maegan Lenfestey, Alexandria Lenhart, Mitchell Lewis, Katie Lillie, Morgan Llamas, Monique Logan, Kaylee

Long, Mackalla Longacre, Bryce Lopez, Anthony Lopez Tucker, Simon Lowie, Samantha Lowther, Chase Lucas, Madison Lussier, Keith Lussier, Kyle Lynch, Courtney Madden, Danyelle Magnan, Stacy Mahmood, Dana Mahoney, Tabatha Marker, Emily Marquez, Vanessa Martens, Christian Martin, Cody Martin, Gerard Martinez, Eric Mason Harty, Maricella Mata, Amanda Matheson, Emily Matlock, Daniel Mattson, Kelli May, Heather May, Reaghan McCarthy, Siobhan McDowell, Darryl Jon McElhoes, Christopher McKee, Daniel McRae Martin, Alex McVeigh, Carlie Meas, Emily Mekis, Conner Melendrez, Jordan Mendoza, Sylvia Mercado, Hayden Merrill, Kyler Meyer, Caleb Meyer, Cary Milan, Korie Minnich, Audrie Mitchell, Hannah Montoya, Quentin Moore, Aspen Moore, Mallory Moore, Moriah Mora, Benjamin Mora, Michael Mora, Victoria Morales, Gage Moreno, Caitlyn Moreno, Stephanie Moret, Alexander

Mueller, Keegan Munoz, Gillianna Murillo, Julieta Musgrove, Katelyn Najar, Bilal Nalley, Danica Napoli, Scarlett Navarrete, Antoinette Nelson, Elizabeth Nesius, Marcus Nguyen, Andrew Nguyen, Bryanna Nielsen, Katelyn Nocon, Patrick Joshua Obedoza, Aaron Paolo Oberhansley, Karoline O’Brien, Shelby Okada, Jennifer Olsen, Brenna Olson, Nicole Orgill, Brian Orloff, Garret Orsag White, Jacob Ortiz, Luisa Marlene Osburn, Samantha Ouellette, Samantha Ousdahl, Rhett Padlo, Kevin Pae, Kayla Parlato, Lynzie Parzonko, Haley Patton, Curtis Paul, Aric Peapealalo, Brandon Pearce, Brian Pease, Courtney Pecina, Vanessa Pena, Christian Pereira, Emerson Perez, Anthony Picchiottino, Cole Pirritano, Ashley Pletka O’Brien, David Plunkett, Hayden Pollack, Veronica Polo, Jake Ponn, Kevin Power, Wyatt Preciado, Chelsey Price, Evan Prickett, Nolan Prina, Zoe Prutch, Alona Quan, Stephanie Quigley, Krystal

Ragat, Dominique Raines, Zachary Ramirez, Daniel Ramirez, Lea Ramos, James Rath, Jameson Ray, Brianna Reed, Alex Reed, Austin Reeder, Jordan Reese, Devin Reinhardt, Tristan Remmell, Dariush Restad, Madison Reynolds, Jamie Ricker, Brennan Riewer, Michael Rincon, Alma Rindahl, Breannah Rinderhagen, Kalyn Rivera, Jocelyn Robertson, Connor Robinson, Carleigh Robinson, Rylee Robles, Michael Rocha, Destinee Rocha, Kylee Rodriquez, Thalia Rogers, Brittney Rogers, Samantha Romasanta, Rafael Romero, Cristian Romero, Jose Romo, Alyssa Rosario, Ashley Rose, Ian Roulier, Abby Roy, Hayley Rugg, Jesse Rushton, Sarah Ruvalcaba, Joseph Ruzek, Ariana Saldana, Felicia Salles, Julia Samasoni, Jocelyn Sanchez, Alida Sanchez, Brandon Sanchez, James Sanchez, Julian Sanchez, Madeleine Sanchez, Maggie Sanchez, Sofia Sandlin, Ryan Sandoval, Nicholas Sandoval, Raymond

Sato, Miki Sauceda, Tiffany Sawyer, Brittany Scarbrough, Kaitlyn Sceppa, Jonathan Schleuniger, Benjamin Schmidt, James Schmiz, Halley Schoenborn, Miguel Schrank, Cody Schroeder, Aaron Schubert, Carlie Schwab, Jenna Schwenk, Garrett Seabron, Aja Sedivy, Kelley Serna, Alvin Serven, David Sexton, Jenna Shabazz, Naadiyah Shaffer, Corey Shey, Ringnyuh Showalter, Lauren Silhan, Travis Silva, Jordan Simon, Connor Simpson, Cheyenne Skorupski, Caitlin Smith, Brandon Smith, Hannah Smith, Nicole Smith, Rheanna Solares, Brettney Soto, Shad Spagnolo, Emily Sparks, Brandon Spice, Taylor Springer, Alac Stambersky, Alec Stanier, Sydney Stead, Sarah Steele, Sebastian Steinhardt, Justin Stewart, Ryan Strohmeyer, Nicholas Sukhov, Nathanial Svendsen, Presley Swallow, Taylor Swearingen, Hannah Talbot, Hailey Tarabilda, Danielle Taverrite, Felicia Taylor, Chad Taylor, Jehremiah Tebet, Jorge

Thompson, Bryan Tinga, Yzabel Toole, Daniel Toole, Thomas Torres, Erinn Towle, Sean Tran, Christina Tran, Thinh Trask, Austin Trejo Morales, Genaro Trejo Morales, Victor Trettin, Tyler Trinkaus, Kennedy Tucker, Justin Turner, Joshua Uribe, Dominick Uribe, Jennifer Van Amburg, Kevin Vanous, Hunter Vega, Agustin Vega, Victoria Velasquez, Julia Velez, Vivian Tara Rose Vera, Jennifer Victor, Colton Villegas, Jose Vincent, Erica Vinsky, Christian Virgil, Paige Vohra, Shilpy Warner, Zachary Waters, Lafayette Webb, Cody Webb, Samantha Weber, Christyna Webster, Misti Weissberg, Rachel Wernli, Paige White, Emilee Wiggins, Megan Williams, Courtnee Williams, Jordan Williams Johnson, Alanis Winter, Alexis Wishart, Brian Wombold, Victoria Woolf, Austin Wyatt, Dustin Xu, Patrick Yanagisawa, Mikaela Young, Jonathan Zhou, Qianhui Zimmer, Katherine

Vista Murrieta High School

USMC Staff Sgt. Derrick Towery surprises his daughter Asariah after he traveled 8,325 miles from his duty station in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia to attend her graduation. David Canales photos Savannah Abalos Chelsea Abbott Jan Michael Abuan Samantha Aceves Antonio Acevez Paul Acosta Mariscal Abril Acuna Castro Paulina Adame David Adams Wesley Adams Jane Adu Acquah Brandon Ahlers Hia Akari Fernando Alejandre Brian Allen Amber Alligier Desiree Allum Melanie Allum Julian Alvarado Paul Alvarado Jorge Alvarez Laritza Amaya Leonardo Amezcua Mondragon Carolina Amezquita Luke Amick Bilend Amin Sophie Amirrezvani Aaron Andrade Lazzeri Michelle Aquino Kiswar Arce Nicholas Armour Nicole Arribere Eric Arteaga Hussain Aumari Yajaira Avila David Badore, Melody Bahmanzad Kayla Bailey Eric Bajwa Justin Balaguer Mariela Ballin Cristian Banuet Andres Barajas Jonathan Barba Nathalie Barba Kelsey Barnes Joseph Basilio Joshua Basilio Risaiah Basurto Matthew Batey Derek Becker Robert Becker Randolph Beggs Robert Beltran Marvince Anthony Benjamin Michelle Benjamin Spencer Benson Kevin Berman Karina Bertolino Amanda Beshay Sebastian Beverly Shanon Biagi Daniel Biggs Joshua Bishop Jodi Bjornberg Benjamin Blackwell Joseph Blaske Donnell Blount Gabrielle Boggess Lexee Bohnenberger Ryan Bohorquez Lance Bolin Curtis Bolton Clayton Booth Mario Borboa Noah Borin Tifany Botar Katie Bourlett William Bower

Cullen Boyd Kellie Boza Hannah Bradford Mercedes Bree Katelyn Breneman Kenny Briceno Benjamin Brizzolara Jacob Brown Jacquan Brown Matthew Brown Amanda Bryant Lynae Bryant Jacob Buechler Liane Bundalian Monica Bunhey Jacob Burns Olivia Bustos Courtney Butigan Romeo Caballero Denise Calderon Edward Calderon Kasey Calderon Kenny Calicdan Stephanie Calle Luis Camarena Mayra Campos Paloma Canas Kristin Canterbury Garrett Caraway Gabriel Cardiff Samuel Carlier Rhys Carlile Emma Carr Haley Carr Vincent Carranza Brooke Carter Alexis Carver Elizabeth Casey Kristine Castaneda Cristina Castillo Cristian Castro Samantha Castro Alexander Cech Alexys Chapman Darren Charrier Ariel Charters Baylee Chavez Stephanie Chea Derek Cheek Krystal Chinothai Nicholas Clack Robert Clark Thomas Cline Ronald Coleman Gabrielle Constante Samantha Contreras Adam Cook Michael Cook Tyler Cook Kierrez Cooper Elizabeth Cordoba Alexander Cotter Megan Courie Matthew Cox Griffin Coyne Matthew Crabtree Alessandro Cracchiolo Tiras Craig Brandon Cratsenberg Alexis Crayton Cassandra Crisologo Logan Crocker Rachelle Anne Crook Jeffrey Crosson Luis VI Cruz Adriana Cuevas Patrick Culp Mark Cunanan Christian Cuyugan Hunter Czech

Justin Daley Tristin Dalton Alyssa Dameron Julian Dancel Kayla Danduran Fuller Austin Daniels Edward Datuin Bryan James Dauz Navid Dehkordi Nicole Delgadillo Alyssa DeLong Rachel Victoria Delossantos Darryl Denby Cecilia Descargar Justin Dittamo Shaydia Dizaye Preston Donohew Brianne Dorcon Quailian Dotson Monica Drager Jamie Driskill Corey Duckett Justin Michael Duclayan Desirae Dugger Sarah Dunaway Daniel Ebert Natalie Echevarria Chad Edwards Tyler Edwards Yasmeen Eid Majid El Saeh Augin Elisan Ariana Ellis Jakeem Ellis Steven Elwart Camille Encarnacion Sarah Epps Elaine Escalona Valeria Escamilla Megan Escobar Sabrina Eskildsen Emily Anne Espinosa Angelica Espinoza Taylor Estrada Mason Evans Mitchell Fairchild Nolan Falconieri Marya Faneite Sharya Faneite Kathleen Kay Farinas Kaelin Farmer Branse Nannette Fennessy Asia Marie Fergerstrom Zachary Fernandez Anthony Sean Ferrer Xhoni John Filo Estenelie Finez Reed Fletcher Clarissa Flexen Jessica Flores Jorge Flores Joshua Flores Rigoberto Flores Alexandria Florez Diana Florez Rene Follosco Kylie Forster Breanna Fortier Dedrick Foster Adriana Franco Blake Franco Dylan Franco Dominic Franklin Clara Frausto Deja Friday Shelby Friends Duplan Zeporah Frye Butler Emily Fuentes Garrett Gallagher Raejenn Gancia

Vista Murrieta Valedictorian Anil Nair (UCLA) addresses his fellow graduates.

Vista Murrieta Class of 2014. Farid Ganime Sainz Jonathan Garcia Katrina Garcia Riley Garcia Pease Marissa Garnica Elleyse Garrett Sierra Gause Lindsey Gay Joseph Geddes Bryce Gelgand Chasen Gempeler Bailey Genders Ariana Georges Dakota Gerard Hannah Gerber Zachary Gerdo Coltin Gerhart Clarissa Gill Noah Gilman Jessica Giraldo Christian Glass Kirstyn Goldman Andrew Gomez Jessica Gomez Gianpaul Gonzalez Karen Gonzalez Omar Gonzalez Stewart Grafton Ashley Graham Sergio Granado Charles Green Elizabeth Greer Erick Grijalva Nickolas Grimaldo Austin Gudino Kaylee Guinn Perry Guinn Bernard Gumbayan Jennifer Gunardi Yuendie Guridi Alejandro Gutierrez Julian Guzman Geoffrey Halgas Savanna Hall Erin Hamilton Austin Haneline Robert Hanousek Andrew Hapner Baylei Harbour Austin Harcarik Jazmyn Hargraves Katelyn Harris Sierra Hawkes Tasjohnlenee Hawthorne Hallee Haygood Amari Headen Amanda Heisinger Anthony Hernandez Carl Hernandez Selena Hernandez Stacy Hernandez Troy Hickman Rachel Hinkston Marquis Hogue Austin Holder Samantha Holder Raymond Holguin Victor Honey Ethan Hooee Davin Howard Sabrina Howard Lauren Howe William Hoyd Roc Hroch Gianna Hughes David Humphrey Ryan Hurtado

David Hwang McKenna Ibey Immanuel Ibon Cory Ihnotic Calvin John Ilasin Adrienne Jackson Yesenia James Julia Jang Marcos Jasso Melody Jefferson Thomas Jesperson Bryan Jimenez Rha’Shun Jimerson Corey Johnson Delayni Johnson Jacob Johnson Joshua Johnson Paige Johnson Tyler Johnson Justin Johnston Melanie Jones Sydney Jones De Andre Joseph Graciela Juarez Andrea Jurado Isaiah Justice Arvind Kalathil Milan Kankrlik Gerias Kasiss Hannah Kearney Zachary Keene Kylee Keller Michale Kelly Christian Kennedy Madyson Kennedy Joseph Keplinger Allen Kidd Andy Kim Eric Kim Cheyenne King Gunnar Kline Jeremy Knapp Victoria Knight Brianna Koeper Reese Koltvet Abigail Kopack Sarah Kozloski Coral Krane Johnny Kruger Robert Kull Emilia Laing Joseph Lamoureux Kanisha Lange Jeremiah Langston Barrow Jasmine Lathrop Brianna Lau Emily Lauhon Quinton Lawrence Alexander Lazo Kaylin Le Keri Leigh Michael Lenahan Brianna Levesque Samantha LeVine Allen Lewis Amy Lewis Franklin III Lichorobiec Ryan Lillie Rica Lim Caleb Linden Dyllen Lingat Brian Little Ravynne Loftus Taylor Loftus Roniel Dean Lomahan Paige Long Alexandra Lopez

Ariana Lopez Kimberly Lopez Jonathan Lotero Taylor Lowery Nolan Lowitz Pauline Loyola Rachel Lucas Katherine Lumsden Tanner Lydie Peyton Lyon Sarah MacLean Kaitlyn Maczko Nickolas Madrid Karina Madrigal Christian Magday Taryn Malecki Donn Neil Mallari James Maloney Allen Manalili Kaela Manalo Yasmine Mandania Peter Manu Ricardo Manzano Madison Maresh Maritza Marin Sydney Marks Dominick Marmolejo Noelle Marta Angelynn Martinez Gabriela Martinez Kristen Martinez Marcel Martinez Melissa Martinez Xochiltl Martinez Brandon Mathews Jordan Matson Jessica Matthews Daniel Mauricio Kristina Mawbey Nicole May Emily Mayer Geronimo Mayo Morgan McCandless Peter McCarthy Sean McCullough Kelsey McKay James McLellan Kylie Mcleod Caitlin McMahon Derrick McMurray Christine Megnin Ronald Mendez Estephanie Mendoza Makenna Merritt Austin Metzger Erin Meyer Julia Milano Andrew Miller Christopher Miller Andrew Mills Dayanne Miranda Jeremy Miranda Marissa Miranda Blake Mishou Preston Mitchell Sahar Mohammadi Jessica Molloy Austin Moloney Domonique Moncada Ryan Montague Austin Moore Amanda Mora Merlyn Moreno James Morey Amanda Morgenstern Anthony Moring Anthony Morris

Brooke Moulton Haitelenisia Mounga Garrett Mullennix Schoniya Munford Jesse Munoz Joleen Munoz Kaylie Murphy Ashley Musil Anil Nair Miriam Nava Carlos Navarro Eric Navarro Tatiana Navarro Melissa Navidad Colleen Nguyen Matthew Nguyen Viviene Nguyen Rebecca Nieto Michelle Norman Brittany Nuestro Jocelyne Nunez Evan O’Keefe Sadie O’Marah Melissa Ochs Kortney Officer Donovan Okimura Nathanial Olley Scott Olsen Lauren Orellano Ruben Ornelas Alexandra Orozco Sarah Orozco Matthews Ortega Danielle Ortiz Nickolas Ortuno Carlos Oseguera Bryce Ott Caroline Otto Imogen Outlaw Jennifer Ozuna Elizabeth Pacheco Daniel Pack Davina Pany Kyle Paragas Yein Park Ebonii Parker Kristin Parker Derek Parkinson Jasmin Parra Wyatt Paterson Jessica Patino Jocelyn Patino Cameron Payne Hannah Pearson Ellis Pembroke Draven Pena Audrey Perdomo Adriana Perez Lorena Perez Raul Perez Jacob Perry Ethan Peterson Jessica Peterson Savannah Pham Jenny Phan Nathan Phan Alexandra Phelps Anshanika Phetbenjakul Kwesi Phillips Abel Pichardo Kayla Pickell Miranda Pierson Kayla Pinegar Steven Pisa Benjamin Pollock Chrislie Ponce Edward Porter

Cheyenne Pratt Jacob Pratt Nicole Pray Luke Rabon Kaleigh Radey Sina Radi Dominic Ragon Andrew Ramirez Jacob Ramirez Baruc Ramos Kaylawna Ray Aaron Reed Dakota Reed Jillian Reinhard Joseph Renteria Brandt Restad Annette Retuya Brenda Revier David Reyes Sallymae Reyes Brooklyn Richards Jacob Richter Joseph Rico Stewart Riding Tyler Riley Fernanda Rios Cierra Ritchie Cassidy Ritter Melannie Rivamonte Christopher Rivera Lindsay Roberts Tanner Roberts Tamara Robinson Tyronica Robinson Bryan Rochford Christopher Rochford Adrian Rodriguez Alma Rodriguez Brenda Rodriguez Matthew Rodriguez Mayela Rodriguez Valdez Isabel Rojas Koreena Romero DeLaCruz Chelsea Roquero Janaya Rosa Taylor Rosendale Elizabeth Roweton Ilvia Rubalcava James Rubio Samuel Ruiz Santos Ruiz Kristopher Russell Ryan Russi Aaron Ruth Joshua Samuel Sabio Roberto Salas Crystal Salazar Julia Samples Ariana Sampogna Adrianna Sanchez Benjamin Sanchez Ericka Sanchez Jeamilette Sanchez Joshua Sanchez Kassandra Sanchez Larissa Sanchez Maurilio Sanchez Michael Santa Maria Malia Santiago Kristen-Aleli Santos Janel Saringo Barnett Alynna Sarti Austin Sass Emilee Sauceda Taylor Scafani Jacob Scheer Kelsey Schrader Riley Scoby Royal Scott Justin Sease Kyle Sechler Hayley Sedlacek Brenden Seering

Jared Segovia Monique Selvaggio Yasmin Senges Alexis Serrato Samah Shaikh Rahni Symone Shakir Cameron Shankland Kyra Sherwood Brooke Short Jessica Sicari Javier Silva Alexander Joshua Simeon Pany Simpraseuth Megan Sincock Corbin Skiles Caitlin Smith Chloe Smith Mariah Smith Brandon Snyder Francisco Solis Regina Soliz Giovanni Solorio Daniel Son Brooke Soto Austin Souvannarath Tobee Souvannasing Kyle Spaargaren Eric Speed Alexander Springer Megan Stai Christian Stanley Joseph Stein Sara Steinhauser Taylor Stika Hannah Stone Gregory Stout Marquis Sturdivant Dean Suchy Chelsea Sullivan Kylee Sullivan Mikaela Sullivan Sydney Summers Leanne Sun Lolene Swallow Cameron Swan Selina Ta’amilo Thalia Pinky Taeza Tasalla Tahiri Clinton Tak Froilan Stephen Tam Marvin Tan Cedric Taylor Cody Taylor Jonathan Taylor Nicholas Taylor Joshua Theobalt-Molina Leah Thomas Dominique Thornton Abigail Timms Chrisanta Tomaneng Anjelica Torres Efren Torres Isabella Torres Josiah Torres Yazmin Torres Asariah Towery Justin Tran Son Tran Marlene Triviso John Trujillo Sean Trujillo Maria Diana Tumaliuan Melanie Tydingco Shantal Valdez Silva Reyna Valencia Arianna Valverde Tyler Van Dyk Erin Van Dyke Aubree Vanderhoeven Timothy Vang Destiny Vargas Justin Vargas Alexander Vasquez

Art Vasquez Sarah Vasquez Jesse Vazquez Yonatan Vazquez Amanda Vega Saul Vela Victoria Ventura Derek Vergara Jason Vickers Marissa Vickers Anthony Victoria Marcus Vides Reynalyn Villegas Matthew Vincent Sage Vincent Madison Voyles Justin Wade Fareshta Waheed Shannon Waite Charoenrat Waiyanit Maggie Wakelin William Walters Lei Wang Madeline Warner Cody Watson India Webb Kelsee Webb Wayne Wefel Kelsey Wells Brooke West Timothy Westberg Tucker Wetherbee Cade White Tyler White Lalani Whitehead Dulce Wilkinson Neil Willcoxson Chandler Williams Jacob Williams Jason Williams Kayla Williams Keyana Williams Kyiana Williams Mikila Williams Raigann Williams Shaila Williams Howland Kenneth Wilson Matthew Wilson Kiara Wince David Wong Anthony Woodard Michael Woodland Senica Woodruff Melanie Woolslayer Reggie Yang Yilin Yang Ricki Ygnacio Calvin Yingling De Ondra Young Davonn Youngblood Darryk Yup Taylor Zamora Angelica Zapiain Ashley Zendejas Brandon Zuniga

June 20, 2014 • www.myvalleynews.com • The Valley News

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Graduation 2014

Murrieta Mesa High School

Chauncy Miller photos

Murrieta Mesa High School’s Honor flags are brought out to the field at the start of the salutatorian leads the tassel graduate procession at Murrieta Mesa High School’s ceremony at Murrieta Mesa High graduation ceremony Thursday, June 12, 2014. School’s graduation. Abbey, Oliver Adkison, Austin Afzal, Imran Aguero, Josue Alfaro, Israel Alfaro, Abdul Alvarez, Kevin Amador, Alexis Anaya, Jessica Anderson, Alexis Anwuli, Joana Aquino, Daniel Arballo, Joseph Arenas, Alain Arnold, Michelle Arroyo, Christian Armstrong, Cortiair Artinger, Austin Arzate, Gabriella Ashton, Aaron Ayala, Alyssa Ayala, Marissa Ayala, Nico Baggest, Hailey Baquera, Jaycob Barker, Hannah Barry, Ian Bartko, Meghan Bautista, Melanie Bawit, Danielle Beeman, Sidney Bell, Camille Bell, Candice Berinson, Lucas Biliran, Christi Bill, Matthew Bishop, Dallas Block, Brandon Bogedahl, Crysania Bond, Carsie Borrero, Lynda Boudreau, Tyler Bovy, Troy Bowden, Hayley Boyd, Morgan Boyden, Kayla Branch, Dylan Branson, Connor Brehe, Kevin Bronner, Stacey Brown, Ahjaneé

Brown, Jessica Brown, Brandon Brown, Mary Buechler, Micheyla Buechler, Emily Burdelas, Seth Burgard, Jeremiah Burton, Kacie Burton, Shayla Butler, Harmony Butler, Harmony Calaoagan, Paul Callahan, Paige Campos Ramirez, Saray Cantu, Robert Carter, Candice Casas, Dominic Casas, Hailey Castellanos, Christian Castro, Daniel Cawley, Wyatt Cawley, Hayden Cayanan, Mark Erick Cayanan, Bart Joseph Cerda, Lucero Chadd, Savannah Cheng, Oliver Cherry, Tianna Christianson, Jacob Christy, Zachary Clark, Brooke Clark, Courtney Clark, Bryson Clark, Jade Clayton, Laura Clines, Jacob Colby, Deanna Colón, Juan Colunga, Lorenzo Contreras, Gabriel Conway, Dominique Coomber, Lauren Coon, Aubree Corden, Chloe Cork, Ashley Cortes Bugarin, Everardo Cosio, Hugo Cosio, Carlos Cossey, Christopher Crespin, Brianna Crouse, Ricquel

Cruz, Alexandra Cruz, Cristian Cunalata, Kezia Daniel Gomez, Ariana Daniels, Karlie Danks, Harrison De Jesus, Savannah de la Ossa, Isaac De Loa, Emily Deluca, Sam Derain, Jacob DeSalvo, Christopher Diano II, Mark Diaz, Vanessa Dimas, Andrew Ditangco, Jason Dixon, Jacob Dorado, Dominique Duckett, Anna Duckett, Tommy Duhart, DeJa Duke, Malakai Dunn, Renee Edwards, Molly Eichert, Allexis Engle, Benjamin Escalante, Enrique Escobedo, Jacquelyn Fahlgren, Mackenzie Faria, Madison Farkas, Brandon Fausnaugh, Dustin Fernandez, Joseph Fetta , Whitnee Fields, Kevin Figge, Mason Fisher, Nicholas Fitzpatrick, Casey Fogarasi, Kristijan Formoe, Alora Fox, Trevor Frausto, Tatianna Fritsch, Randi Fuentes, Jeronimo Fuentes, Samantha Fuentes, Victor Gage, Elaycia Gallagher, Mark Ganzon, Stephen Garcia, Evelyn Garcia, Jonathan

Luis Bravo Gutierrez McKenzie Breech Gavin Brown Shaiette Brown Kolby Buentjen Tyler Busell Carly Cabral Darvyn Cacacho Jennifer Camacho Liliana Camacho Kevin Camal May Alexis Campos Antonio Canto Estebane Jocolien Cardoz Steel Cardoza Joshua Cardwell Jacob Carlson Gaelen Carpenter Kevin Carpio Domonique Carrasco Ashley Carvajal Gabriel Carvajal Vargas Cristian Castanon Rodriguez Anas Castelar Jonathan Castillo Mora Frederick Cessna Braiden Chadd Timothy Chafin Jherrell Charles Adam Charron Leslie Chavez Stephanie Chavez Brissa Chon Johnathon Chon Hannah Cicchelli Rose Cid Alexis Cisneros Clarissa Cisneros David Clark Evan Cleek Britney Clemens Megan Clynes Jason Colindres Trey Colson Paola Contreras Barajas Christopher Corradino Monique Cortes Tristan Corwin Adriana Covarrubias

Karina Covarrubias Daniel Cowger Sandra Cruz Alexis Cuevas Coca Jone Rick Dalisay Anthony Darden Chrislynn Dawes Kayla De Frates David De Jesus Adan De La Torre Najera Abygail De Luna Cassandra De Santiago Jacob De Soto Rosie DeLaTorre Kristopher Deskins Robert Desrosiers Betty Lou DeYoung Jose Diaz Miguel Diaz Mendoza Jacob Dodd Oscar Dominguez Martinez Marley Dooley Jermani Dotson Kaylyn Doty Diego Duenas Ayala Marisol Duran Monroy Jaren Durham Nicholas Dusca Marnae Edwards Kody Englehart Benjamin Enochs Alec Enochs Joel Erape Alondra Escalona Guerrero Chelsea Escobar Elizabeth Escutia Christian Espinoza Heather Felber Daniel Felix Shawn Fermoile Alex Fernandez Carlos Fernandez Reynoso Jasmyne Fetters Kiana Fillius Dillan Finch Rachael Finewood Samuel Fitzgerald Angelica Flores Flores Marsood Ford

Lakeside High School DIPLOMAS Daisy Acevedo Victor David Aceves Francisco Emanuel Acuna Martha Elena Aguayo Erika Aguilar Evelyn Aguilar Steven J Alfaro Ivory Andre Altamirano Jeremiah Anderson Catheryne Clara Anguiano Paige Nicole Appleman Lizbeth Arias Stephanie Ascencio Leslie Nayely Astorga James McGrady Atkinson Aubree Augenfeld Biancca Jasmine Avila Denisse Avila Eduardo Avila Tiffany Dallana Avila Vanessa Avila Montoya Armon Bailey Brennan Baker Nicholas R Banuelos Cheyenne Michelle Barb Gabriel Daniel Barbosa Timothy Michael Barager Alicia Rachel Barcenas Oscar Arturo Barragan Carlos E Barron Krystal Ariel Barron Natalie Ann Barrows Brandon J Bautista Juan Jordan Beltran Jr. Nicholas J Bloom Merlin Gaston Bock Breghida Brennan Boehmer Anthony Ray Borja Jimi Z Buford Jorge Luis Botello Castaneda

Matthew Timothy Bracamontes Leah Guinto Caballero Luisa Yamilex Cabellos Eduardo Alfonso Cacho Gerardo Calderon Marissa Calderon Valerie Bernice Calvillo Emmanuel C Capilla Jaimie Celest Cardola Carlos Carranza Bailey Cason Catherine A Castaneda Michell Castrejon Silva Marlene Castro Jacqueline S Cervantes Elizabeth Cesar Victoria Chabolla Qodi Don Chacon Jacob Monroe Chance Stuart P Chapin Cesareo Noe Chavarin Martinez Alan Scott Chavez Jose Carlos Chavez Samantha Chilton Tristian Anthony Cisneros Christa Jo Clark Meghan La Rae Collom Tawnee Noelle Colucci Melana Mae Cook Leslie Vanessa Corona Arjenis Everardo Corona Barrios Raymond Cravin III Bridget Guadalupe Cruz Andrew Cuevas Angelina Grace Curiel Daniel James Curran V Brianna Christina D’Addario Kaitlyn Rose Day Norma Elena De LaCruz Zavala

Mirza Del Cid Jacob Delariva Jocelyn Cuevas Delatorre Cheyenne Marie Deleo Leonardo Deleon Alberto Delgado Patrick J Dennison Jordan Jay Di Bella Audrianna Raelene Diaz Erika D Diaz Lizett Diaz Lizette Diaz Abby M Douglas Carlos Uriel Duran Elizabeth A Duran Elias A Echeverria Rebecca Jean Ellard Briyanna Marlee Espinoza Cristal Esqueda Jennifer Esqueda Carolina Esquivel Nancy Esquivel Jesse James Fahey Karina Farias Roxanne Nicole Fierro Jasmine Flores Jose Raul Flores Cervantes Jacob Adam Fowler Emmanuel Galvan Jerry Galvan Alejandro A Garcia Dayanna Garcia Edith Garcia Feliciano Garcia Guadalupe Garcia Jasmin Garcia Manuel De Jesus Garcia Marabelle Garcia Maria Abigail Garcia Maria Selena Sage Garcia Raymond Anthony GarciaII William Filomeno Garcia

Murrieta Mesa High School graduates address the crowd during their graduation ceremony Thursday, June 12, 2014.

Garcia, Emely Garcia, Alejandro Garcia, Amanda Garcia, Julio Garcia, Charles Gasper, Patrick Gates, MiKayla Gil, Andrew Gonzalez, Percilla Gonzalez, Raul Gonzalez, Tyler Gonzalez, Jazlynn Gonzalez, Denise Gozo, Branden Gozo, Jerid Graniero, Lacey Green, Sade Greer, Melanie Grippo, Brody Gruendner, Laura Gudino, Rebekah Gudino, Tristan Gunn, Lewis Gutierrez, Adriana Gutierrez, Patricia Guzman, Briana Guzman, Christina Gyasi, Cassandra Hadaegh, Justin Haddadin, Sarah Halle, Caleb Hamilton, Colette Hamlin, Sarah Handzlik, Jaden Hardin, Mecca Harding, Trevor Haro II, Ricardo Harris, Emily Hartley, Nathan Hartsock, Henry Hartsook, Brendan Harvey, Rachel Hauser, Kyle Heine, Allison Henry, Skylar Heredia, Tanner Hernandez, Clarisa Hernandez, Rodrigo Herrera, Carlos Herrera, Olivia Hilbert, Jacob

Hill, Rachel Hodgson, Melissa Holbrook, Nicole Holloway, Audriana Holscher, Nicole Holt, Byron Huezo, Martha Hutchison, Luke Ibarra, Victor Isgrig, Megan Iversen, Shane Jacobson, Taylor Jessup, Colin Joe, Madison Johansen, Julie Johns, Katelyn Johns, Michael Johnson, Kelsey Jones, Jasmine Jordan, Justin Joy, Marshall Juarez, Jessica Juarez, Jasmin Kaake, Fisher Kilmer, Nathaniel Kimura, Brandon King, Chantella King, Jasmine Knott, Ryan Koanja, Catherine Kottwitz, Jonathan Kotyluk, Nickolas Kuntz, Zachariah Kyander, Lauren Labrador, Christian Lambert, Sydni Landon, Jonah Largent, Britney Larsen, Justin Larson, Tristan Lauerman, Andrew Ledezma, Alexandra Lewis, Austin Leyva Ramirez, Nahu Lloyd, Noah Logsdon, Ryan Lohoff, Jordan Long, Brandon Lopez, Izabella Lopez, Victoria Lopez, Amber

Lopez Ayala, Martin Lowe, Cameron Lucero, Breanna Luma, Jachelle Lutz, Danielle Macias, Kinnedy Macias, Diego Macias, Kinnedy Maehler, Max Mages, Alyssa Maile, Joshua Marin, Jonathan Marmolejo, Bernice Marshall, Benjamin Martin, Taylor Mason, Savannah Mastro, Tristan May, Ian McCarthy, Maeve McCarty, Brooklen McCormick, Jacob McCoy, Austin McCullers, Kyan McGill, Kate McGlade, Joshua McKay, Zion McKnight, Gabriel McLaughlin, Kelsey McLeod, Keilana Medina, Carlos Meer, Andrew Mendoza, Paul Merchant, Dakota Merideth, Cassidy Merino, Christian Meza, Ruben Miller, Austin Misamore, Dominick Mojica, Jose Molano, Katia Molina, Matthew Moll, Cire Monterosso, Nicholas Montoya, Billy Moore, Jamaal Moore, Kelli Moore, Connor Mora, Mariah Morales, Paulina Morat, Nicolas Moreno, Brandon

Moreno, Adrian Moreno, Jack Moreno-McCoy, Matthew Morris, Michael Moss, Bradley Muirhead, Alister Munguia-Hernandez, John Murtha, Amber Muth, Tristin Najera, Tyler Navarro, Randy Navarro, Michelle Neitz, Davian Nethercutt, Dustin Newman, Ty Nguyen, Courtney Nguyen, Nghi Nichols, Jason Nielsen, Marrissa Nuñez, Daizya Nuñez, Grant Ochoa, Felipe Ohler, Breanna O’Kelley, Austin Okonkwo, Jonathan Olivas, Gregory Orozco, Julissa Ortiz, Monique Ortiz, Lydia Ortiz Caban, Andrea Osborne, Thomas Pacheco, Reuben Paggen, Oaklee Palacios, Lexus Palega, Jacob Pallanes, Christopher Panuzzo, Traci Park, Ryann Parmelee, Zachary Pavia, Edgar Pease, Kendalyn Peiton, Taylor Peña, Brandon Peraza, Kristiana Perez, Angelina Perez, Aldair Perez, Claudia Perine, Bailey Perkins, Jamison Peters, Haley Petty, Amber

Pierce, Daneisha Pinkney, Sabriya Poulsen, Jordan Pozo, Bruno Primmer, Kristen Pulley, James Pyle, Shane Pynn, Caitlin Quintero, Isabel Ramirez, Belen Ramirez, Lizbeth Ramirez, Edgar Ramon, Diana Rauch, Matthew Raus, William Reimold, Megan Revita, Jillian Reyes, Ricardo Reyes, Joshua Rezk, Rachel Richards, Jacob Ridges, Amos Riopelle, Adam Paul Risco, Brianna Rivera, Francisco Rivera, Christian Robidoux, Jerrett Rodriguez, Christian Rodriguez, Ki’Anna Rodriguez, Breanna Rodriguez, Joshua Rodriguez, Sabrina Rodriguez Maldonado, Victoria Rojas, Diego Rosalez, Alyssa Ross, Austin Ross, Parker Ross, Steven Rotellini, Brandon Rudolph, Mackenzie Rueda, Adrian Ruiz, Diego Ruiz, Diego Russell, Shelby Rutledge, Emily Saennuan, Jesse Salazar, Gloria Salazar, Alyse Salcedo Chalberg, Ty Saldana, Melisa

Sanchez, July Sanchez, Daniela Sanders, Brandon Santiago, Aimee Santiago, Christopher Joseph Saucillo, Isaiah Saul, Hailey Scheppmann, Alexus Schmidt, Tristan Schrock, Tara Scott, Sydney Scott, Wesley Seal, Lindsey Serrano, Joanah Serrano, Melissa Sesma, Valentina Shaffer, Cheyanne Shalikar, Sweeta Shannon, Wesley Shelden, Sara Sheldrake, Zachary Shelton, Justin Sherif, Abdusamed Shockley, Madison Silva, Gabriel Silva, Luis Silva, Pedro Smith, Alexis Smith, Alton Smith, Shondell Solorzano, Joshua Sones, Bryttany Soules, Jordan Stetson, Chelsea Stewart, Elijah Stitzer, Hanna Stokes, Kaitlyn Strate, Ron Stubblefield, Douglas Tambunan, Louisa Tammachat, Julian Tana Torres, Alasia Tanaka, Mariah Taylor, Lauren Tejada, Nick Tellez, Miguel Thacker, Trista Thao, Celeste Thomas, Evan Thomas, Tyler Thompson, Timothy

Thompson, Shyla Thompson, Joshua Thompson, Christopher Tillman, JR, Ronald Torres, Joseph Torres, Dylan Tran, Cory Trifunov, David Trimble, Akylah Turner, Elleatia Uhler, Wyatt Uriostegui, Armando Valverde, Jessica Vandenberg, Arie Vazquez, Andres Vazquez, Kyler Vega, Alyssa Velazquez, Jonathan Velez Jimenez, Anthony Vera, Kevin Vik, Helene Villalta, Ana Villanueva, Jasmine Visocky, Seth Waite, Aubrea Waite, Rachel Walker, Andrew Wallace, Jacob Warren, Elijah Waters, Alonte Waters, Andre Watje, Noah Watkins, Riley Watson, Korah Watson, Ade Williams, Halle Williams, Queanna Williams, JR, Derrick Wilson, Christian Wilson, Austin Wilson, Zachary Windbigler, Emily Winderl, Samantha Woodward, Chandler Wynn, Mikayla Yamaguchi, Nicholas Yazid, Ajamu Young, Ethan Zamudio, Marcos Zanin-Zarate, Samuel Zumwalt, Hayley

Claudia Fortini Gladiola Franco Jerrica Frazier Briana Freire Heather Frias Jon Frias Kaysie Frost German Fuentes Terrell Fuller Mary Jae Furing Jonathan Gabriola Juan Gamboa Paige Gandara Angelica Garcia Arlene Garcia Cesar Garcia Juan Garcia Ryan Garlejo Kira Girard Nelson Christopher Gomez Samantha Gomez Burant Zully Adareli Gomez Virgen Aaron Gonsalez Christopher Gonzales Alyssa Gonzalez Vincent Gonzalez Katelyn Gordon Julian Granados Destiny Green Ryan Green Christopher Greene Jr. Bret Gregory Alexandra Grindstaff Zechariah Gross Edward Gusman Migel Gutierrez Paola Gutierrez Ruben Guzman Sosa Casey Hall Rose Hankins Shannon Hanson Paul Harmon Grady Harrell Julia Harrison Matthew Harrison Sayed Haaris Hashemeyan Rebekah Hawkins Darius Hays Eric Heaps

Michael Heffernan Collin Hein Richard Heredia Crystal Hernandez Kaitlin Hernandez Nicholas Hernandez Jennifer Hernandez Salgado Jamie Highfill Andres Hinostroza Kristen Howard Priscilla Huichan Rachel Hunt Rhiannon Hunter Kimiko Hurst Olivia Iglesias Mercado Jolie Impola Jeremy Jefferson Karla Jerez Castro Pedro Jimenez Mariscal Anastasia Johns Nathan Jones Tyler Jones Cody Jordan Viviana Juan Amanda Juco Mai Kamel Storm Karczewski Christian Keefer Warren Kertis Desiraye Kesterson Tyler Knight Stephanie Knitter Kimberly Kohli Brooke Kyrouac Jesse Laine Clarissa Lampkin Zachary Lancaster Jacqueline Landeros Lopez Kate Ashley Lapitan Ashlee Lara Esteban Lara Ryan Laverdiere Kodi Lee Emily LeGro Joshua Leibiwitz Guadalupe Leon Rayo Kendyll Lightle Brooke Lillibridge Bryan Linsday

Sean Littrell Alejandro Lopez Elena Lopez Sharon Lopez Jennifer Lopez Gonzalez Luis Lorenzo Baldemar Loza David Lozano Huerta Brandon Lujan Noemid Luna Paige Lynn Natalie Macias George Madrigal Brittany Maldonado Alissa Malveaux Tyler Manke Celina Marcial Gutierrez Rachel Marquez Andres Martinez Chelsie Martinez Hector Martinez Michael Martinez Stacy Martinez Carlos Martinez Herrera Perla Martinez Villarreal Taylor Mastell Michael Mc Dowell Cory McGinn Sarah Mena Crystal Mendez Saenz Stirling Millar Nathaniel Miller Samantha Minor Jose Molina Levi Montgomery Nicolette Moon Matthew Moore Alycia Morales Brieanne Morales Elsie Morales Eric Morales George Moreno Jazmine Moreno Jacob Morris Miranda Morrison Jared Morriss Nathaniel Mundy Arturo Munoz Sophia Munoz Rodriguez

Giancarlo Murguia Trinidad Murillo Sarah Mushaney Jenna Napora Daniel Naus Christian Aaron Navarro Kaitlin Neckar Nicholas Neubauer Tyler Newman Johnae Nolasco Katie OLeary Tyler Oberle Ryan Ochoa Inkyoung Oh Brylee Oien Jose Olazabal Hersel Olmos Rafael Ordonez Chelsea Orellana Melissa Ortiz Tanner Osowski Alexxis Otanez Jairo Pacheco Alex Padilla Christopher Padilla Angel Paez Karely Palacios Luevano Matthew Parker Mitchell Patten Brittany Patton Caleb Pearman Shaina Pegg Gilbert Pena Juan Pena Ronika Pena Tiffany Pensinger Judith Perales Davis Peralta Osvaldo Peralta Nicholas Perea Adam Pereyra Alexis Perez Jesse Perez Issac Perez Lopez Shane Pico Ryan Pilcher Auriel Pineda Anthony Plesa Alejandro Ponce

Nora Ponce Cervantes Jessica Portillo Chase Potenza Alexis Prado Luis Preciado Hailey Price Bethany Prochnow Bryan Purdie Nghi Quach Christopher Rains Campbell Carina Ramales Refugio Celeste Ramirez Claudia Ramirez Matthew Ramirez Melody Ramirez Francisco Ramirez Delgado Sergio Ramos Hannah Rapp Greggory Redman Aaron Reyes Isaiah Reynolds Rachel Reynolds Johnathan Rico Rodriguez Virginia Riggs Mario Rios Yvette Rivera Kyle Roath Diana Robledo Alex Javier Rodriguez Bianca Rodriguez Christian Rodriguez Steven Rodriguez Apolonio Javier Rodriguez Avendano Juan Rodriguez Caceres Fernando Rodriguez Gutierrez Alyssa Roebuck Daniel Romero Julie Romero Emily Rosales Jaime Ross Devante Roundtree Selinda Rubio Alberto Ruiz Francisco Ruiz Sean Ruiz Estrella Saenz Alessandra Salazar

Tiffanie Salazar Adalberto Sanchez Edwin Sanchez Jocelyne Sanchez Melissa Sanchez Michelle Sanchez Monica Sanchez Haley Sandefur Brian Santana Ashley Santos Jonathan Santos Baltadano Alexis Santos Cisneros Peter Santos Maldonado Savannah Schoelen Brenda Segundo Galicia Madison Sheehan Shamus Sheridan Mallory Shotts Nicholas Silva Josh Nikolai Sinolinding Madison Smith Taylor Smoak Jonatan Solis Velasco Reynaldo Solorzano Cristian Soriano David Soto Jose Soto Andrew Sousa Asia Sruoch Madison Stark Corey Stenlake Bailey Stepp Skye Stewart Kurt Stolte Kaylan Stubbs William Stubbs Maya Suarez Spangler Shaquel Sultani Caleb Tatola Mickelya Taylor Nicholas Taylor Savannah Taylor Taylor Templeton Tyler Thoman Danielle Tighe Tyson Tollstrup Jasmine Torres Cheyenne Tracy Jose Trejo

Damian Trujillo Celeste Tucker Devon Turk Wilson Nathan Turner Tyler Uber Lindsay Ungeheier Moises Urrutia Jacob Valdez Cesar Valencia Michael Valencia Erika Valle Tristan Vanasse Bianca Vasquez Christian Vasquez Alejandra Vazquez Renee Vellos Juan Ventura Jr. Rachel Verdel Brennan Walker Kaili Walton Shofner Benjamin Waltower Savannah Ward Malaysia Washington Aleksei Watson DeSean Watts Landcraft Brooke Weatherwax Pierce Webster Taylor White Hannah Whitley Nicholas Whitley Jeremy Whittaker Raeanna Wilson Thomas Wilson Matthew Wolf Noah Wolford Lark Worthey Marcelo Yanez Carapia Victor Bernardo Yepez Bernal Violeta Zamora George Zavala Tatiana Zeigler Janeli Zendejas

Jorge Armando Garcia Nazario Elizabeth Garcia Padilla Fernie Fernando Garcia Perez Dante Sebastian Gimenez Julia R Goden Ashley Miranda Goehring Lisa Gomez Joshua Gonsalves Jasmine B Gonzalez Justin David Gonzalez Rosemary Gonzalez Sergio Anthony Gonzalez Stephanie Belem Gonzalez Gonzalez Angel Gonzalez Montes Robert Edward Graham Austin Griffin Naomi Griffith James Fedrick Grizzle Christopher Grutbo Edgar Guerrero Lorenzo Guadalupe Guerrero Adriana Gueta Andrea Guillen Rafael Guillen Cecilia Gutierrez Ulises Gutierrez Vanessa Guzman Heather Lauren Hairston Bailey Hamilton Benjamin Jason Hansen Alexis Nicole Hardy Jacob Ryan Hart Daniel Alexander Hartman Molly Kaye Hartzell Kenji Y Hasegawa Conrad Taylor Hernandez Jonathan Hernandez Julian Hernandez

Karla E Hernandez Camerino Herrera Rojas Jr. Sara Marie Hoffman Catie Rose Holguin Cody D Hollinger Rebecca L Hudson Elizabeth Grace Hulce Cristian Prudencio Inda Kelvonii Ahkeem Jackson Kyle Andrew James Christian Geovany Jaramillo Arianna Javier Janelle Jinkie Jennen Emma Karelly Joaquin Munoz Bianca Juarez Raul Juarez Carlos Jurado Jillian Jean Keller Madison Christine Kellogg Makayla Rae Koenings Roberto Ladino Valente Tyler Allen Lady Nathaniel Nelson Leist Lizbeth Leon Mialoha Rose Leon Ashley Larissa Leyva Lindsey Patricia Lichtenberger Ryan James Lilly Richardson Jordan Alyssa Lindquist David M Long Brandon Angel Lopez Cynthia Flores Lopez Daisy Lopez Diana Lopez Gabriel J Lopez Jasmine Chantell Lopez Estefania Lopez Alvarado Maria Del Pilar Lorenzo Arias

Jesus Lua Yessenia Andrea Luis Silva Matthew Alan Lumantas Abigail Luna Kathryn Adelle Lunger Viki Magana Oswaldo Marquez Judith Elizabeth Martinez Lauren Renee Martinez Leslie Martinez Madison Rebecca Martinez Sandra Martinez Valerie Beatriz Martinez Rafael Martinez Tena Ashley Mari Masters Donquarius Bernard McElhanon William McIver II Thomas James McKoy Jr. Rudy Ismael Medina Wendy Melissa Medina Alberto Mejia Anthony Albert Mejia Andrew David Melloni Nancy Menchaca Licelya Eralynn MendezPineda Michael Mendoza Jesse David Merrow Tyler James Meyers Marco Antonio Michel Cheyanne Marie Miller Alexa Nichol Mobley Sarah Monge Mariah N Montes Ashley A Mony Chelsea L Mony Carlos David Morales Melissa Lizeth Morales Hali Victoria Ruth Mosbacher Alyssa Aileen Mosqueda

Katelin Mota Kenzie M Myers Jason Charles Natale Karen Navarro Samantha M Newkirk Stone Joshua Michael OBerry Alejandro Ochoa Stephanie Rene Ohnersorgen Erik Olmos Austin Michael ONeill Andres Orendain Shelby Jean Ormiston Daniel Oropeza Rodolfo Ortega Jesica Ortiz Marcos F Ortiz Joseph Hunter Pacheco Amalia Padilla Alexander John Pallares Taylor Patino Cianna M Pecora Rosita Pena Victor Manuel Perez Jarom Steven Peterson Vinh Vince Phatmirath Nguyen Brandon Phillip McMillion Edgardo Michael Pica Julian M Pineda Germain Alexander Ponce Fiorella Angelica Pozo Quilante Romelo Puckett Vicente Andres Quintana Jo Delia Quintos Dominga Ralios Castro Anahi Ramirez Daisy Esmeralda Ramirez Mitzy Ariadna Ramirez Mark Ramolete Anna Marie Ramos Osvaldo Bernabe Ramos

Jacob Tyler Rasar Shayla Marie Raya Brianna Marie Reese Aileen V Rendon Adison Maxwell Rice Bria Nicole Rice Gomez Katrina Marie Riley Jacob Rios Jonathan Rios Ruiz Michelle G Rivas Andrew Pascual Rivera Dalisa Marlene Rivera Lisa Marie Rivera Yeimi Rivera Gonzalez Chaney Cole Roberts Alyina Olivia Rodriguez Deanna Rodriguez Eduardo Rodriguez Kevin Rodriguez Alicia Guadalupe Rodriguez Palomar Diane Guadalupe Roman Rogelio Romano Jr. Ipzayana Parra Rosales Dennise Lenne Rosas Sierra Brandon M Ruffin Ricardo Ruiz Rosabel Ruiz Omar Ahmad Saad Brianna Lenae Saldana Lucino Salgado Jr. Ashley Gabrielle Sanchez Jasmine Sanchez Manuel Sanchez Orozco Luis Uriel Sanchez Rubi Sanchez Tapia Kaitlynne Marie Santucci Rabekkah Teiko Schaffner Skylar Helene Schmoe Jessica Vanessa Schramm Samantha Rene Scott

Soo Ji Seo Omar Serna Wenceslao Serrano Fontes Kristian A Shaffer Gerardo G Silva Cassandra Judith Simons Crystal Sixtos Daryian Ray Snell Bridgette Solis Gabriel Goyo Solis Sergio Louis Solis Bruno Soria Jr. Cynthia Sotelo Nancy Soto Oceguera Tristin Edward Soverns Stephanie Stauss Derrick Gregory Steward William Stewart Dylan John Stroad Jessica Tapia Sherydan Marcus Teaney Arturo A Tepezano Gabriela Guadalupe Tolento Arleeth Torres Tracy Le Tran Felicia Lynn Trembley Brieanna Rose Turner Chet Michael Tway Kristin Ultreras Anthony Michael Ray Ure Gino Omar Uresti Jesus Uriarte Sotelo Yesenia Urista Michelle Angela Urquiola Zuleta Marlene Anabel Valdez Jennifer Rose Van Kammen Alex Vargas Baldomero Vargas Samantha Vargas VanoraRose Vaughn Jasmine Veloz

Jessica Veloz Paola Vanessa Ventura Cordero Naara Vidales Mauro L Villalobos Christina Marie Villarreal Eduardo Villegas Jose Manuel Viramontes Arianna Rose Vizcarrondo Brittany Louise Ward Lavious Brendan Watkins Jessica Ann West Jessica Lynn Wheeler Tyler Jake Whittle Zoe Nichole Willett Alissa Leonora Williams Kianna Alexis Williams Mariah D Williams Elizabeth Wilson Hillary Wise Megan A Wood John Zacarias Stephanie Zamudio Cruz Abraham Zarate Chavez Oscar Zavala Ramon Zavala Jr. Viktoreja Lizbeth Zavala

Elsinore High School Brooke Abar Justin Abrams Claudia Lizbeth Acevedo Conchas Eric Adams Lauren Adams Jasmine Agramonte Jennifer Aguilar Adam Albrecht Jeffery Alford Daniel Ali Michael Allen Angelique Mary Almogela Ryann Alvarez Katelyn Annis Juan Arana Crystal Arias Lizette Ariza Jessica Arizmendi DeLaTorre Rosalia Armas Alondra Arroyo Amani Assria Summer Atencio Nicholas Atkinson Ruben Avila Juan Ayala Miguel Baca Stephany Baez Jazlyn Baltazar Claire Barkley Jesus Barragan Farias Ashton Barraza Maria Barron Ramirez Brittni Beard Kara Beaudoin Annastassia Bell Tatianna Bell Coleman Bennett Courtney Bess Autumn Bledsoe Jesus Bobadilla Sanchez Rebecca Boner Melanie Bonilla Joseph Bonilla Brooke Boulton Amber Box Steven Boyd Nicole Brady Shelby Brannen

Murrieta Mesa High School’s valedictorian addresses his fellow graduates.

CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT Ana Laura Castellanos Brandon Malik Clayton Diana Laura Gonzalez Catalina Rivera Gonzalez Michael Haochun Zulueta STANLEY – CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Adam Munoz Octavio Meza Marilyn Romero

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Congratulations

Van Avery Prep 2014 Graduates

We commend you for your achievements and look forward to what your future holds.

Fly Eagles, Fly! • Science Olympiad Medalists

• Over 40 Artistic Recognition Awards

• Speech and Debate League Winners

• Vocal, Music and Thespian Stars

• We the People History Award Winners

• President’s Physical Fitness Award Winners

• Elks Club Student of the Year

• National Physical Fitness Award Winners

• Marian Huhn So Cal Award Winner (CJSF)

• Varsity Girls Basketball League Champions

• Nine VAP Girl Scout Silver Award Recipients

• Varsity Boys Basketball League Champions

• Scholastic Challenge Winner

• Varsity Co-Ed Flag Football League Champions

• Over 2000 hours community service

• J.V. Girls Basketball League Champions

• Presidential Service Awards

• J.V. Girls Soccer League Champions

• Two Recipients of the Distinguished Daughters of the American Revolution Award

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Education Temescal Canyon High School

Temescal Canyon High School Valedictorian Anastacia Hernandez Temescal Canyon High School graduate Nicholas McDaniel speaks during commencement at Storm Stadium on Wed. June 4, enters Storm Stadium in Lake Elsinore during the high school’s Temescal Canyon High School 2014. commencement on Wed. June 4, 2014. Shane Gibson photos graduate Adriana Lucha smiles Jacob Leon Thomason Jacqueline Cumplido Edwin Reyes Tayler R Brunner Bianca Flores Noel Lopez Orozco Isaiah Jacob Abeyta after receiving her diploma at Storm Benjamin Lee McGriff Cassandra R Thompson Alex Michael Danylo Colleen Kelly McGuire Laurelle Darlene Buller David Juan Flores Juan Angel Orozco Pedroza Vanessa Reyes Alda Aguilar Stadium on Wed. June 4, 2014. Delaney Nicole Thorne Christian Fallejo Daquigan Nicholas Wayne McDaniel Christopher Troy Reynolds Rodi Arslan Bulutoglu Setneid Adlen Flores Anthony Angel Ortega Ray M Aguirre Jazmin M Albizures Sarah Arshad Ali Aaron Michael Allard Amber Gail Allard Michael Garrett Allison Andres Almendra Isac Antonio Alvarez Hannah M Amato David Micheal Anderson Caleb J Andrews Vivian Ada Anigbogu Noelani Jailyn ApanaCherry Carmine Antonio Neil Aponte Maegan Ann Ariaz Israel Arraiga Ramirez Marilu Arrenquin Monica Arrenquin Faith Hope Aulaumea Bianca Azmi Brandon Azmi Justice McCoy Bailey Johanna Baltazar Michael G Banks Tonie Channelle Banks John Paul Banuelos Julissa Pia Barandiaran Ramiro Barrera Jocelyn R Basham Hayley H Bennett Jessica Nicole Betancourt Vanessa D Beyle Jenna Billiet Jacob Thomas Blandford Richard Juwan Blanton Jason Michael Bonaventura Richard Anthony Bonilla Austin Anthony Borgen Brianna Bourne Terrell M Boykin Griffin W Brady James Harley Brenenstall Mathew David Bricker Courtney Leanne Briska Brea Lexis Broten

Yareli J Calderon Mayra Camacho Perla I Camacho Yesenia L Campos Adrien Joseph Candelaria Joseph Paul Cano Nicole Michelle Capacete Dionna V Capulong Jordan A Carrillo Tyler Aris Carrington Brandon Thomas Cartwright Alyssa Ann Casey Kanan Rio Castro Karla Guadulupe Caudillo Sandra Guadalupe Caudillo Jocelynn Marie Cavender Ricky Chae Brandon M Chavez Joanna Chavez Luis Chavez Luis Jason Chavez Jimenez Sreylin Cheng William Robert Cheser Haylie N Chilibolost Ariel Nicole Chilton Shahab Chizari Yeihoon Choi Cindee Valli Cifu Cortnee Kristen Cifu Ethan M Clements Connor A Coil Elsy Paola Colli Taylor Murphy Connor Ty Connor Alvaro Contreras Jack Thomas Cook Ivan Cortes Johnathan Cortes Aleyna Gabby Cortez Yamina Cousin Madeline Christine Cowan Taj Akil Crain Chloe Christine Crepeau Royce Alexander Cruz Tania Cruz Trevor Cuicchi

Kyleigh Lynne Davlin Justina Dawod Hannah Michele Day Jessica Bonnell DeGard April Rae Fisco Del Monte Rebekah Sharon DelCid Alexis Eduardo Delgado Katelyne M Delos Reyes Mycah I Derderian Jeremy Christian Detera Jessica Diaz Allison Thao Diep Andrew Devon Dinunzio Myranda Aleesia Dominguez Nicole Ashley De Leon Dones Dillon Nathan Drew Patrick Duer Cassidy Claire Duran Eric Eisenhauer Robert Dillon Elefante Sandra Elias Nakimera C Ellington Sarah El-Mahmoud Beatriz Escobar Alberto Manuel Esparza Jeremiah Isaac Gagan Estorco Sean Evans Alec Christopher Evers Jeremy Thomas Evers Thomas W Fadgen Aubrey Elizabeth Farmer Nazir Ahmad Farooqi Hannah Kaitlyn Faught Marissa Annelise Faustino Sydney M Fellhoelter Felipe Adam Fernandez Francisco Fernandez Jordan Andrew Fernandez Presley A Fernandez Priscilla Louise Fierro Brienne S Finch Ryan W Fitzpatrick Michael Jerome Flannery

Jeffrey Brandon Ford William Robert Ford Deva Kristina Fortney Vivian A Fox Jennifer Franco Kyle Steven Freeman Dana A Frew Gabriel Galarza Jesse David Galvan Chelsy G Galvez Megan Roxanne Nicole Gano Evelyn Garcia Maria Inez Garcia Elizabeth Garcia-Bustillos Jayna T Gates Jocelyn Gil Dominic Thomas Giocomarra Cristian Godina Stephanie Godina Aaron Joseph Gomez Brittani Gomez Alexandra Gonzalez Andrea Maria Gonzalez Daniel Arick Gonzalez Hayden Randall Gordon Harlie Taylor Gorham Charles Govea Brooke A Grasso Emma Blair Greenwood Tavrious Kyrell Gregg Taylor MacKenzie Griffith Jesse Nolan Grossman Javier Ulysses Guevara Nickolas Daniel Guevara Ryan John Guild Abi Gutierrez-Cortez Guillermo Guzman William Joel Hafner Kelly Nicole Halderman Samantha Ann Hall Nicholas E Hallin Trenton Daniel Hammond Kristin Kathleen Hanson Blake S Hardman

Kasidee Ann Harris Christian Hans Hasenyager Jennifer J Hauser Hunter Paige Hawkins William David Haysom Derek Edward Hayward Natalie Christine Hayward Natalie Ann Hebert Austin Levi Hemphill Anastacia Monique Hernandez Manuel G Hernandez Ralph Hernandez Elizabeth Herrera Castro Tanner Nelson Heth Jacob Riley Hetland Jade Hilliard Hines John Hosey Brandon Taylor Hounsley Hayley Marie Howanec Holly Elizabeth Howe Jonathan Eugene Humphrey Jerry Hurtado Jaime Ellen In de Betouw Van Der Voort Jeralyn Mae Irula Brenden Kyle Irwin Tyler Ishisaka Ryan Jack Romelo Malik Jackson Daniel Jaramillo Velasquez Kimberly Nicole Jeong Christiana Nicole Jimenez Meghan Ann Johnson Nicole C Johnson Brandon Dale Jolly Katherine Paige Jones Xavier Tariq Jordan Joseph R Kelly Jamie Lynn Kendall Marcus Kirkpatrick Robert Thomas Kortlang Chad Kuboyama

Leo Godoy Timothy Gonzales Monique Gonzalez Emeline Hala Daniel Hernandez Robert Hobbs Kody Holmes

Rebecca Jimenez Jackeline Larios Morales Dillon Ledbetter Baloy Lira Cornejo Francisco Madrigal Gabriel Martinez

Frank Mills Destinie Mora Veronica D. Moreno Crissy Moto Oscar M. Munoz Oscar Napoles Perez Felisha Ojeda Jasen Olsin Cristian Orellano Allison Parra Falisha Patterson Camron Preble Brandon Pope Jason G.Rainier Brianna P. Ramirez Mark Reyes Kenny Romero Sanchez Gabriel Ruvalcaba Chandler Pacheco Jenny Saucedo

Richard P. Selsor II Derek Schroeder Brandon Silva Silva Jesse Smith Yvette Stepp Brittany Strong Wyatt Terrazas Alyssia Torres Christopher Torres Sergio Tovar Kathy B. Trigueros Antonia Valencia Evan N. Valentine Angela Vargas Melissa Vargas Ajee M. Washington Keisha M. Wright Ruben J. Zaragosa Jr. Humberto Zavala

Cody J Lafferty Lauren Gabrielle Langdon Marenda Noelle LaRosa Christopher Austin Larson Timothy J Lavin Lonnie Lewis Lefevre Samantha Leivas Arianne G Leon Christianna Lew Myranda A Libunao Melissa Gabriela Licitra Tristan N Lies Gabriel Anthony List Fahteemah Jahnae Little Erica Ortiz-Luis Liwanag Erisha Ortiz-Luis Liwanag Shawn Carlos Long Shelby L Long Niki Kristi Loo Dallas Looschen Ivan Lopez Jerred Paul Lopez Maribel Lopez Kelley Diane Lucas Adriana Lucha Synthia Lujan Fabian Luna Tristen Alexander Luna Teal N Lundgren Thomas G Luster Sierra Nicole Macias Michael Edward Mancuso Toree Jessica Mangalindan Brittany Lynn Manne Cynthia Jasmin Marquez Heidi Lynn Marquez Luis Marquez Arianna Lorraine Martinez Carissa Savina Martinez Zoey Kathleen Martinez Tattiana Mason Vanessa Anne Masotto Kimberly Amahirani Mazariegos

Casey Jane McGuire Anastasiya Fay Melton Estephanie Mena Armando Mendoza Michael Anthony Menendez Jaychandler Ali Merriweather Khonthy KC Mey Jocelyne Meza Ashley Briane Michalski Amanda Shea Minick Amanda Mohammed Alana Hunter Mohoroski Karl Terrence Dungo Molina Denis Estrella Molina Rangel Gabriel D Molner Cameron D Moore Quinn Moore Mike Shane Moquin Christopher Anthony Morales George Morales Ian Charles Moreno Alofatunoa Emery Morris Dean A Morris Veronica L Moss Michael Tyler Motes Devin Daniel Mounts Paloma Alejandra Muller Stephanie Muniz Ciera Nicole Murray Harvey Lee Naterra Adrian Angel Navarro Alejandro Navarro Christina Kay Nguyen Gregorio Nicanor Esquivel Daniela Nieblas Hafsaah Fatima Nizami Samuel Ellis Norinder Jacob N Norve Jennifer Noyola Tatiana Summer OReilly Oscar Oceguera Chris Gabriel Ochoa Jr. Zeek Okoegwale

David Ortiz David Manuel Ortiz Vanessa Ortiz Christian Pacheco Michael Angelo Pacheco Jose Padilla Mirna Lizet Padilla Cinthia Gloria Palma Nathan Taylor Palmer Haley Marie Panno Brockdan Taylor Papka Drew W Passarella Trevor A Patterson Michael Todd Paxman Jacob Pellum Josue Miguel Penuelas Cameron Phillip Perez Claritsa Perez Francia Esteffane Perez Jeremey Ty Perez Quentin Thomas Pestner Jacob Marshall Pfeiffer Veronika Piantadosi Timothy John Pickering Zoila Marina Pineda Danielle Renae Piper Delanee P Platner Diana Carolina Portillo Evan David Powell Tristan James Price Devyn Anne Pritchard Samantha Jo Pruett Jeffrey Quach Joshua Minh Quach Ryan Bennett Rainwater Emily D Ramirez Maritsa Ramirez Yair Arnoldo Ramirez Guadalupe Ramirez Melendez Brianna Ramos Dayanara Ramos Juan Carlos Garcia Ramos Rachel Ratcliff Jordan A Ray Christopher Brian Restad

Painter Chandler Robert Richardson Sydney Joy Richardson Tiffany Rose Richardson Lindsey Marie Riddle Nicollette Ashley Rincon Joseph Lionel Rivas Anthony Robert Rivera Jesus Rocha Megan Lee Rodriguez Marino A Rojas Mckenzie Rae Root Samantha Jeanne Rubner Edward Frank III Ruiz Gizel Guadalupe Ruiz Vanessa Ruiz Karlene Marie Salcido Alyssa Samaniego Bryan A Sanchez Dominique Christian Sanchez Joshua Trent Sandoval Juan Carlos Saucedo Matthew Ryan Schallert Connor O Schwartz Caitlyn D Seely Jamal Andy Shah Nicholas Jacob Silva Armani Jordan Simmons Tyler Scott Smalley Maxwell Austin Smith Stephen Wayne Philip Smith Devon Reed Snyder Mario Soto Tori Stephens Steven Michael Stephenson Jason Lamor Ster Kyle Matthew Stevens Joseph Stinnett Jeremy A Tapia Kiona Vanessa Marie Tapp Tatiana Katarina Tate Nicole Blair Taylor Bryan Angel Teran Cassidy R Terry

Lucas Daniel Timm Heather Marie Kealoha Titus Joshua Lawrence Titus Nathen Matthew Torres Austin James Trampush Anthony Tri Michael Thanh Tran John Patrick Trenary Gabriel Romaden Trent Sean Michael Trimble David Tseng Vincent Oscar Valadez Luis A Valencia Justin Vargas Raymond Vargas Issac Manuel Vasquez Monik Bryanna Velasco Bayley VerSteeg Bryan VerSteeg Jasmine Villa Nathan Villarreal Damian Michael Walker Nicole Ariel Walter Shelbymay Naceen Warnes Bradlee D Warren Spencer Stephen Watts Branden P Webb Amber Kay West Joshua R White Marques Leonard Williams Makayla Ann Wilson Kimberly Kam May Wong Devin Taylor Wood Ariel Zamora Cuellar Sophia C Zasio Jacob Cole Zinda Tristen H Zuniga

Mikalea Martinez Emmanuel Mata Benitez Osborne McCoy Briani McMillan Tiffany McQueen Anthony Medina Jorge Molina Bravo

Mercedes Moreno Neana Moreno Jose Nevares Jason Nieto Loa Joseph Noyola Evelyn Polanco Cody Possehl

Rolando Quintanilla De Rosas Henry Ramos Jaelane Ramos David Reyes Nicholas Rico Cassandra Rivas

Alexis Roa Raymond Salazar Breanna Rene Sithidej Zayuri Irene Tenorio Sanchez Alexzandra Torres Breanna Triplett

Audrey Vargas Gabriela Vasquez Feregrino Zuniga Carlos Zuniga

Ortega High School Edgar Aguilar Suarez Kimberly Aguilar Maryland Aguilar Marco Angeles Jake Anguiano Adrian Arriaga Daniel Avellaneda

Tanzania Diamond Daniel Dieffenbacher Jacob Espina Losa Faleafa Dominic Flores Eric Garcia Jennifer Garcia

Abraan Barrera Lilia Barrera Salvador Bejarano Dylan Carter Alejandro Cayetano Emily Cockrell Ernesto DeLaCruz

Valley Adult School Ivy Acevedo Brian Amos Amanda Andrade Richard Armenta Hannah Axcell Chad Ayala Matthew Barrett Jacqueline Barrientos Dorrie Berry Damon Borgfield Mirta Camacho Angelica Carrillo Gloria T.Carrillo Lani Carrillo Jessica Castillo Hugo Castro Roman Brianna Castorena Angel Cervantes Amy Clark David M.Consol

Elic L. Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Alberto Hernandez Vasquez Andrew Himbury Christopher Horn Ricardo Islas Yaquelin Juarez Perez Windy Kagimoto Richard Kail Haven Kelley Catherine Krachtus Victoria Lang Kendra Liem Luisa Lopez Nick Louden Brenda Macias Enciso Genesis Martinez Angel Mendoza Jade Miller

Christian G. Cruz Tammara N. Dean Richard Diaz Lizzette Duarte Jessica Eargle Samantha Egan Adi Sidim Elias Juan Espinoza Fabian Fuentes Adolfo V. Garcia Alberto C. Gomez Erik Gomez Willa Gonin Christian Gonzales Fredrick Gonzales Marco Gonzales Ali Gonzalez Ashley N. Gonzalez Bianca Gonzalez Brandon E. Hernandez

Keith McCarthy Academy Michelle Adame Tessa Anderson Jessica Arteaga Chad Ayala Norman Blanford Melanie Bonilla Nicholas Cannon Jeffrey Castillo-Lopez Angela Chavez Nicole Clarke

Cheyenne Clement Amanda DeLaCruz Kanai DeLa Cruz Miguel Devillar Debbie Garcia Xochiala Garcia Daniel Hughes Rafael Hurtado Artray Jones Ryan Kavanaugh

Jessica Leewitt Edward Leftwich Diana Lopez Ivan Martinez Joelle Measurall Mayra Mendoza Chelsey Mojica Darren Molina Ruben Monge Sabrina Monge

Fiorella Monteblanco Brandon Morales Meah Morones Frankie Morrell Villarreal Alicia Ochoa Mariah Pachecho Lauren Peick Malik Porter Edward Quintanilla Ryan Quintos

Andrew Rojas Daisy Sanchez Romero Mariah Santos Meghan Steele Joshua Thomas Adrian Vega Tyler White

Southern California Online Academy Brianna Bradford Shania Burke Victoria Cantrell Nima Ebadat Sean Evans

Mateo Fay Juanengo Brandon Freese Jodi Fritz Kaylyn George Grady Harrell

Kendall Hollingsworth Sierra Kolb Joshua Krieger Danielle McCrobie Cody Melendez

Sabrina Mendoza Tiahna Panagotacos Adriana Saldivar Elizabeth Serrano Robyn Sessler

Keanna Silverwood Victoria Sinclair Melody Steward Janet Tamas

California Military Institute

Caps are thrown into the air in celebrate at California Military Institute’s graduation ceremony on Friday, June 13, 2014. Jim Acosta Allan Alvarado Carlos Alvarez Brittany Baker Ashley Bond Jesse Bravo Natalia Caldera Brandon Cancino Janet Carmona Tracy Carranza

Brenda Castaneda-Sosa Andy Castillo Alejandro Castro Peter Cortez Itxel Cuellar Gonzalez Victor Duran Jonathan Espinoza Soto Leslie Ferrer Chainey Finney Josue Flores

Brandon Garcia Jovanny Godinez Jimmy Gonzalez Rigoberto Gonzalez Zenia Gonzalez Aaron Guerrero Brianna Hayward Danielle Hernandez Madeline Hill Breanna Johnson

Christian Karjala Brian Landeros Mariana Lazareno Samantha Ledezma Krystal Leon Stephanie Llamas Jessica Lopez Robert Loya Yarany Madrigal Sergio Mares Jr

California Military Institute graduates celebrate after their graduation ceremony Friday, June 13, 2014. Chauncy Miller photos California Military Institute’s Color Guard stands in line during the graduation ceremony on Friday, June 13, 2014. Shaunte Martin Albert Martinez Amir Martinez Celeste Martinez

Jessica Martinez Skye Mayes Shirley Mendez Brenda Mondragon

Megan Montoya Marissa Morales Osvaldo Morales Lane Morrison Vanesa Mota Kenneth Myrick David Nguyen Jocelyne Ortega Lucrecia Peyrefitte Diadema Pineda

Jacob Pulcheon Roxana Quintana Ashley Ramirez Jonathan Resendiz Karina Reveles Itzel Rivas Isaac Rodriguez Lizeth Romero Eddy Salas Joel Sanabria

Cristina Sanchez Fabiola Sanchez Osuna Roberto Sevilla Kimberly J Sierra Alexis Siqueiros Clorita Smith Quintyn Smith Sack Vanesa Tapia-Tlaseca Celeste Torres Joana Trujillo

Eleazar Vazquez Jodany Velasquez Melissa Velasquez Paola Vidauri Oscar Vidaurri Garyanna Williams Aleksandr Yanez Diego Zamalloa Wyatt Zavala

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Graduation 2014 Mt. San Jacinto College Associate in Arts Degree A D VA N C E D A U D I O TECHNOLOGY de León, Eddie W Dixon, Hannah Marie Eccles, Sarah Jessica Hall, Jeffrey Mark McIntyre, Shaun Adam Owen, Waylin Thomas Power, Richard Jerome Ramirez, Octavio Rauch, Thomas Jefferson Sims, Daryl Ray Stuart, Grace Elizabeth ANTHROPOLOGY Diaz Farias, Katherine Marie Hansen, Aaron McFail, Susan Elane McGregor, Jessica Robbyn ANTHROPOLOGY FOR TRANSFER Loshuk, Lilia Morin, Nathan Daniel Wood, Andrew Douglas ART Arthur, Jason Robert Cerda, Enrique E de Castro, Kristen Michelle De Vries, Joshua David Frandsen III, John Allen Gifford, Jeremiah A Gomez, Marivel Laguna, Loured Ignacio Ramirez, Sarah Elaine Sandoval, April Brittany Smith, Taylor Renee Steinhoff, Cayla Loree Tammachat, Dean Hiroki Williams, Marie Louise Zadra, Briana Marie AUDIO TECHNOLOGY Cast, Shawn Michael de León, Eddie W De Vries, Joshua David Eccles, Sarah Jessica Learue, Jay L McIntyre, Shaun Adam Owen, Waylin Thomas Velázquez, Adán C O M M U N I C AT I O N STUDIES Arbuthnot, Oliver Harold Arroyo, Jason Efren Chapman, Karissa Marie Kellenberger, Megan Lynae McCoy, Tawnee Renee DANCE Cruz, Don Arvin Lewis, Michelle Angela Saguin Zaragoza, Erika Esmeralda ENGLISH Perez, Danielle Katherine Scriven, Lucia Helene HUMANITIES Achtemeier, Christopher Adam Alonzo, Robert Salvador Anderson, Richard Robert Archer, Virgil Edward Barajas-Ritchie, Concepcion Maria Blair, Joshua K Blanco, Patricia Brewer, Ernie Marvin Brostrom, Katelyn Michelle Brownell, Chrystal Louise Brunette, Dennis Brian Burton, Shaffer Edward Calderon, Chelsee Spring Calkins, Amanda Nicole Carrillo, Ileana Victoria Carrillo, Luz Maria Cash, Jamie Leanne Cerda, Enrique E Cervantes, Jeremy Ross Chandler, Michael Kenta Clelland, Katia Elizabeth Dean Comey, Michaela Marie Cotton-Lawson, Myra Milan Davis, Christa Marie Del Mastro, Jessica Paige Diaz, Rosario Beatrice Diego, Paula Dixon, Hannah Marie Edwards, Kirstie Elliott, Ashleigh Rose Enge Jr, Lawrence Larry Faler, Benjamin Daniel Gallardo, Roxana L Gallegos, Teresa C Gifford, Jeremiah A Gomez, Marivel Gray, Matthew Alan Hall, Haley Brook Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Hayes, Jesus Enrique Heil, Suzanne Carol Hernandez, Angela M Hernandez, Hannah Elisabeth Hernandez, Silvia Monica Hulford, Nicole Renee Huynh, Kimchi Thi Jiles, Jerra Jones, Michelé DianneShaunte Kellenberger, Megan Lynae Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Koltovich, Christopher Michael Lawyer-Rubidoux, Lindsey Joann Leonard, Tricia Claudine Leverson, Megan Claire Lewis, Michelle Angela Saguin Libby, Alyssa Nicole Lockwood, Lauri A Lopez, Cassandra Lopez, Martha Alicia Marquez, Barbae Dwaine Lo Martinez, Joey Christopher McIntyre, Shaun Adam Medina, Alfredo Mellinger, Bryan Len Mirabal, Lisa Muñoz Morbo, Julia Lynne Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Muller, Diane Munoz, Denise Maria Narvaez, Nancy Perez Navarro, Christopher Aaron Parsons, Jonathan Charles Perez, Gypsi Anacani Prakonekham, Danny Thom Quintana, Vincent Michael Ramirez, Armando David Ramirez, Erika Ramirez, Octavio Ramirez, Stephanie Giovanna Ramos, Luis Alberto Ray, Kassandra Elizabeth Richardson, Patrick Ritzberg, Martell Anthony Rizo, Emilio Steven Romano, Mark Stephen Rutanhira, Laura Maurren Samis, Bethany M Sanchez, Diana Vernice Sanchez, Gabriel A Seccombe IV, Donny Edwin Sheldon, Wendy Sue Soto, Victor Sotelo Sulman, Lea Peter Thomas, Katie Rose Tripp, Raquel Marie Ubaldo, James Christopher Walsh, Lindsey Nicole Wheeler, Kathleen Laura Whitefeather Solla, Kimberly Ann Williams, Todd Ryan Wingate, Elizabeth Rose Yamashita, Adam Bradley Zaragoza, Erika Esmeralda LIBERAL ARTS – ARTS, HUMANITIES & COMMUNICATION Acuna, Aleena Marie Adamson, Joshua Cole Alsalek, Natalie

Alvarez, Irene Lizeth Alvarez, Monserrat Angelsberg, Joshua Roy Armato, Dennis I Armijo, Lauren Elizabeth Arroyo, Jason Efren Atencio, Matthew Zamora Audelo, Anthony Christopher Bao, Anh (Chris) Barraza, Brenda Bauwens, Wayne T Bazemjow, Abdul Wohied Beaver, Clara Rose Becerra, Margaret Yolanda Bernardo, Justin Manimtim Binni, Karin A Bitetto, Hannah Marie Blair, Joshua K Bledsoe, Sarah Ann Boehm, Brooke Elle Bork, Camille Catherine Bowen, Cecilia Amanda Broad, Garreth Hunter Cabael, Natasha Victoria Calkins, Amanda Nicole Camargo, Vanessa Monique Candaza, Bryan Vargas Carlo, Felicity Grace Carranza, Alberto Baez Carrillo, Ileana Victoria Carrillo, Luz Maria Carter, Christina Paige Cartwright, Breonica Antoinette Cazarez, Ruby Chavez, Breanna Marie Clark, Kevn-Charles LeRoy Collins, Michelle LaRussa Comey, Michaela Marie Contreras, Zayra Del Rosio Covarrubias-Foster, Karla Dangely Coyne, Ashley Robyn Crawford, Scott McLean Curran, Alicia Marie Curran, Amanda Catherine Daniel, Taylor Christian Davis, Kendall Wade Davis, Molly Patricia De Medio, Ashley M Deaguilar, Frank Richard Diaz Rios, Fabiola Diego, Paula Domingo, Jessica Lynn Dugger, Kaden Clark Elliott-Chambon, Michael Brianna Enge Jr, Lawrence Larry Escobedo, Jessica Lorraine Espinoza, Nelida Figaro, Mark Lee Flores, Adiel Flores Jr, Alberto Fuentes, Marina Samantha Gallardo, Selena Garcia, Danniell Kristee Garcia, Jessica Marie Garcia, Jesus Amador Ghobreyal, Beshoy Giddings, David Paul Gillette, Evan Robert Goeden, Julia Ann Gomez, Marivel Gonzales, Cyntia Patricia Goodwin, Ashleigh Marie Goodwin, Brittany Marie Graham, Adam David Gray, Cheryl Alexandria Greer, Kristyn Nicole Gushwa, Shannon Lee Gutierrez, Maria Fernanda Hamidi, Elnaz Hamill, Samantha Christina Hansen, Aaron Hanson, Celine Michele Hanson-Jaravata, Paul Robert Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Henderson, Shana Elizabeth Hernandez, German Herrera, David Holland, Richard O Hudson, Brittany Rose Jenkins, Christopher John Jimenez, Jose T Jones, Michelé DianneShaunte Jones, Stephon Xavier Jordan, Cynthia Karwin, Janissa Mary Kellenberger, Megan Lynae Kelly Rojas, Edith Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Kyzer, Melissa Ashley Ladd, Christopher Tu Lang, Karissa Rose Lanning, Jelissa Maja Lawson, Shelby Lynn Lawyer-Rubidoux, Lindsey Joann Ledesma, Daisy Leeper, Christopher B Licursi, Rachelle Lynn Lockwood, Lauri A Lopez, Jorge Daniel Loshuk, Lilia Lunardini, Samantha Jane Macedo, Eric Raymond Macke, J Andrew Madrigal, Lorena Maltby, Heather Nicole Manipon, Athenamarie Lacaste Marcoux, Dominique Antoinette Marquez, Barbae Dwaine Lo Martinez, Joey Christopher Martinez, Josune Mauerhan, Suner Marie McBride, Caressa Opal McGregor, Jessica Robbyn McKnight, Claresse Jessenia McMahon, Alivia Ann Medina, Alfredo Millenheft III, Michael Jerome Miller, Kyle Matthew Miller, Richard Mark Mills, Briana Lee Moe, Rachel Ann Monroy, Concepción Monroy, Dahlia Denise Morbo, Julia Lynne Morfin, Cecilia Morin, Nathan Daniel Morua, Denise Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Muralles, Sara Nataly Nevarez, Carolina Gamez Nguyen, Vy Nieblas, Leslie Nieto, Rebecca Michelle Nieto, Tammala Sue Nimmons, Christian J Nusbeitel, Nicklaus Cole Ocano, Stephanie Catherine Okada, John Edward Olson, Ayla Anastacia Ota, Ryuji Dionisio Palacios, Gabriel Michael Parada, Risha Mia Napacia Perez, Danielle Katherine Pezo Ramirez, Tracy Sandy Porroa Garcia, Ivelisse Alexandra Povroznik, Elizabeth A Price, Andrew A Proffitt, Pace Pryor, Justin Rodney Quintana, Vincent Michael Raicevic, Adriana Ramirez, Armando David Ramirez, Erika Ramirez, Neyra A Ramirez, Octavio Ramos, Luis Alberto Reed, Nathaniel Joseph Reiss, Justine Lynne Riley, Jessica Marie Rivas Rojas, Margarita Rizo, Emilio Steven Robertson, Nichole Sheree Romano, Mark Stephen Ross, Kelly Lynn Ruddy, Elizabeth Frances Russell, Ryan Luke Rutanhira, Laura Maurren Salazar, Amanda Marie San Martin, Delia Rebeca Sanchez, Christian Eusebio Sanchez, Diana Vernice Sanchez, Gabriel A Sanchez, Katherine Patricia

Sanchez, Yuri Sanders, Sean Geoffrey Sandoval, April Brittany Schendel, Cheryl L Schieck, Krystina R Scriven, Lucia Helene Serratos, Yajaira S Spiegel, Casey Robert Stoh, Emily Fay Strawbridge, Jennifer Elizabeth Suitt, DeAnna Sulman, Lea Peter Syburra, Cara Anja Talavera Jr, Marcelino Tammachat, Dean Hiroki Thomas, Janet Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Trejo, Karisa Roxanne Tripp, Raquel Marie Tung, Canna Turner, Jennifer Lianne Ubaldo, James Christopher Velasco, Krystal Amanda Verhaar, Vanessa Anne Vipond, Cheryl Ann Warren, Nikole Rae Westmoreland, Joseph W Wilkinson, Eric Alan Wilkinson, Matthew Alan Williams, Chelsea Marie Williams, Todd Ryan Wingate, Elizabeth Rose Zavala, Ashley Marie Zingg, Alexa Marie LIBERAL ARTS – BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Aldueza, Hi-Zee Z Anguiano, Liliana Beatriz Armijo, Anthony Luis Arruda, Janina Raquel Becerra, Margaret Yolanda Betancourt, Jonathon Cardenas Ramos, Veronica Chambers, Eric Lamar Chen, Hongquan Criswell, Victoria Lynne Dang, Hung Tuan Davis, Kendall Wade Flores, Adiel Giddings, David Paul Godoy, Eric Hammond, Stacy Lynn Hayes, Katherine Ann Hayes, Mary Frances Hernandez, Roxxana Jasmine Hopkins, Daniel Richard Iribe Jr, Roberto Jones, Raychel Ann Lockwood, Lauri A Lopez, Jorge Daniel Magana Jr, Gustavo Mays, William F McClure, Meagan Mackenzie Medina, Alexis Dior Mohammad, Mathew M Monroy, Concepción Montalvo, Alma Guadalupe Moreno, Christian William Nava, Joshua Angel Nieto, Tammala Sue Nouri, Alexander J Oganyan, Goarik Ornelas, Olga Muñoz Ortiz, Grecia Guadalupe Prakonekham, Danny Thom Rhine, Daniel William Ruiz, Luis Alberto Salazar, Amanda Marie Talavera Jr, Marcelino Tierno, Sandra Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Tran, Hong Thu Williams, Crystal Lauren Wilson, Michael LIBERAL ARTS – M AT H E M AT I C S & SCIENCE Agamegwa, Kristy Nkechi Alami, Adli Alba, Ariana Reina Amparo Alsalek, Natalie Alvarez, April Roxanne Alvarez, Monserrat Alvarez, Salvador Angelsberg, Joshua Roy Armato, Dennis I Armijo, Lauren Elizabeth Arriola, Daniel Marciano Becerra, Margaret Yolanda Biszantz-Fuller, Kaycee Marie Bitetto, Hannah Marie Bork, Camille Catherine Byers, Kayla Campos, Carissa Marlene Candaza, Bryan Vargas Cardenas Ramos, Veronica Carter, Christina Paige Cervantes Jr, Rigoberto Chung, Andrew Minh Clark, Kevn-Charles LeRoy Curran, Amanda Catherine Damron, Jason Christopher DeAngelis, Kelly Demers, Sasha Alexis Desantis, Lindsey Marie Diaz Farias, Katherine Marie Diaz, Sandra Jasmine Dodson, Jake Matthew Domenigoni, Nichole R Domingo, Jessica Lynn Dualan, Michael Anthony Escobar, Dexter Galban Espinoza, Nelida Flores Jr, Alberto Garcia, Jesus Amador Garcia, Yadira Gaytan, Jeremiah Sonny Ghaseb, Kathrine Ghobreyal, Beshoy Godoy, Eric Gomez, Victor Alfonso Goodwin, Brittany Marie Gungon, Crystal Gail Lazo Hanson-Jaravata, Paul Robert Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Henderson, Shana Elizabeth Hill-Nguyen, Allen Van Hobbs, Jackson B Isidro, Zsienne Antonette P Kelley, Aaron Alexander Kelley, Jared Etó Kim, Iesoo Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Koenig, Camille Denise Koltvet, Bailey Allison Kotyuk, Amanda Frances Ledesma, Daisy Lockwood, Lauri A Logan, Michelle Lynn Lorraine, Mariah Cynthia Lesley Loya-Martinez, Lauren N Macke, J Andrew Main, Matt Taylor Maltby, Heather Nicole Manipon, Athenamarie Lacaste Marcoux, Dominique Antoinette Markiewicz, Michelle Yoon Marquez, Barbae Dwaine Lo Marquez, Hector Marquez, Ryan Martinez, Josune Martinez, Jovani Josue Martinez, Rona M Mayorga Alcaraz, Rosa Lidia McKnight, Claresse Jessenia Mesa, Daniel F Monroy, Dahlia Denise Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Muralles, Sara Nataly Najera, Joelle Sinead Deleon Nava, Joshua Angel Nevarez, Carolina Gamez Nguyen, Vy Njuguna, Maureen Wanjiru Ocampo, Carina Olson, Ayla Anastacia Ortega, Marcus Steven Ortega, Robert Daniel Ortiz, Katie Mae Padilla, Alvin Jacob

Farland, David Dwight Macias, Sergio Rogelio Martin, Richard Kevin Morfin, Cecilia Niedenthal, Sabrina Marie Pezo Ramirez, Tracy Sandy Phillips, Michael Anthony Pinaglia, Monica R Powers, Lance Richards, Sarah Marie Rodriguez, Esther Saldana, Jessica Judith Sandoval, Alberto Siever, Jonathon Edward Sutton, Carla Beth Ubaldo, James Christopher Vega, Arielle Rodriguez Villalobos III, Ray John Wynn, Jovita Sasha

Paredes, Jorge Uriel Ploudre, Christine Renee Prakonekham, Danny Thom Raicevic, Adriana Ramirez, Daniel Ramirez, Erika Ramirez, Gabriel Reich, Kylie Jo Reiss, Justine Lynne Rodriguez, Maria Carmen Roman, Veronica Alexandra Romano, Mark Stephen Romero, Cari Lynn Rosebiani, Heja Russell, Astrid Lilybeth Sanchez, Gabriel A Sanchez, Yuri Santana, Jovanny Schendel, Cheryl L Schieck, Krystina R Serratos, Yajaira S Shafer, Courtney Allison Shafer, Kathryn Rose Sintusaichol, Peter Sotiangco, Paulo Nicolai Southwick, Justin Mathew Stantz, Nicholas Michael Stebbings, Sarah Crystal Stermer, Candice Madelaine Stoh, Emily Fay Syburra, Cara Anja Tate, Jessica Toruno, Ashley Monique Tran, Hong Thu Uttam, Venuka Tiwari Vargas, Kristha Jocelyn Velasco, Andre Milton Velasco, Krystal Amanda Wallace, Jennifer Lynn Warren, Nikole Rae Westmoreland, Joseph W Wilkinson, Eric Alan Wilkinson, Matthew Alan Williams, Crystal Lauren Williams, Marisa Rene LIBERAL ARTS – SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Acuna, Aleena Marie Adamson, Joshua Cole Agamegwa, Kristy Nkechi Aguilar, Andrea Al-Saleh, Ghaleb Suleiman Alsalek, Natalie Alvarez, April Roxanne Alvarez, Salvador Anguiano, Liliana Beatriz Atencio, Matthew Zamora Bauwens, Wayne T Beaver, Clara Rose Benson, Amanda Joy Bernardo, Justin Manimtim Bieser, Zachary Scott Binni, Karin A Biszantz-Fuller, Kaycee Marie Blair, Joshua K Bledsoe, Sarah Ann Boehm, Brooke Elle Bowen, Cecilia Amanda Broad, Garreth Hunter Brundige, Stephanie Marie Budnovich, Jeremiah Paul Byers, Kayla Caldwell, Keturah Kartaé Najeé Camal, Ajeleth Sarai Carlo, Felicity Grace Carreno, Jose Antonio Carrillo, Ileana Victoria Carrillo, Luz Maria Carter, Christina Paige Castagna, Lindsey Rochelle Castillo, Cindy Cazarez, Ruby Chavez, Ariana Chavez, Breanna Marie Chavez, Herminia Collins, Michelle LaRussa Cook, Keith Michael Cooper, Trevor Lee Cosino, Tanya Marie Covarrubias-Foster, Karla Dangely Davis, Makayla Elani Deaguilar, Frank Richard Diaz Rios, Fabiola Diego, Paula Domingo, Jessica Lynn Eagan, Olivia Nicole Elliott-Chambon, Michael Brianna Enge Jr, Lawrence Larry Escobar, Dexter Galban Escobar, Jonnika Evelyn Escobedo, Jessica Lorraine Espinoza, Nelida Fernandez, Joseph Charles Fields, Regina Vanetta Frazier, Ashley Taylor Monee Fuentes, Marina Samantha Gallardo, August Russell Gallardo, Selena Garcia, Jessica Marie Garcia, Jesus Amador Garcia, Sophia Victoria Garcia, Yadira Gardner, Kylie Daye Germany, Chelsea Renee Geurds, Nicholas William Ghaseb, Kathrine Giddings, David Paul Godoy, Eric Goeden, Julia Ann Gomez, Carlos Adrian Gonzalez, Theresita Goodwin, Brittany Marie Graham, Adam David Graniero, Marissa Sue Gushwa, Shannon Lee Hamill, Samantha Christina Hansen, Aaron Hanson, Celine Michele Hanson, Sabrena Jean Hanson-Jaravata, Paul Robert Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Harris, Elice Renee Harris, Vincent Douglas Hatley, Nicolle L Hayes, Mary Frances Heidenreich, Randi Lynn Henderson, Shana Elizabeth Hidalgo, Amanda Rose Hudson, Brittany Rose Huffman, Emily Rose Hulsey, Angela Nicole Iribe Jr, Roberto Isidro, Zsienne Antonette P Jenkins, Christopher John Jiménez, Ashley Nicole Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Jose T Jones, Michelé DianneShaunte Jones, Raychel Ann Jordan, Cynthia Justiniano, Rosario Luis Karwin, Janissa Mary Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Knoefler, Amanda Lynn Ladd, Christopher Tu Lang, Karissa Rose Lanning, Jelissa Maja Lawson, Shelby Lynn Leeper, Christopher B Licursi, Rachelle Lynn

Lockwood, Lauri A Logan, Michelle Lynn Lorraine, Mariah Cynthia Lesley Loshuk, Lilia Lunardini, Samantha Jane Luoma, Britney Anne Machingo, Kelly Nicole Madrigal, Lorena Malik, Michelle Maltby, Heather Nicole Manipon, Athenamarie Lacaste Manlunas, Heather Romero Marin, Maria Guadalupe Marquez, Ryan Marshall, Samantha Rose Martinez, Joey Christopher Martinez, Josune Martinez, Morgan Kathryn Mayorga Alcaraz, Rosa Lidia Mays, William F McFail, Susan Elane McGregor, Jessica Robbyn Medina, Alfredo Mendoza, Roger Mills, Briana Lee Mohammad, Mathew M Mondragon, Elizabeth Monroy, Concepción Monroy, Dahlia Denise Mora, Dominic Joseph Morfin, Cecilia Morgan, Jaime Ann Morua, Denise Mouton, Lakeyia Shawntay Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Najmulski, Eric Thomas Nevarez, Carolina Gamez Nguyen, Vy Nieblas, Leslie Nieto, Rebecca Michelle Nieto, Tammala Sue Nimmons, Christian J Nouri, Alexander J Novell, Robert Benjamin Nusbeitel, Nicklaus Cole Oganyan, Goarik Okada, John Edward Olson, Ayla Anastacia Orcutt, Dana Lee Osborne, Jacob Robert Ota, Ryuji Dionisio Panameno, Idalia Orbelina Parada, Risha Mia Napacia Parker, Stephanie Paige Pezo Ramirez, Tracy Sandy Phung, Brian N Porroa Garcia, Ivelisse Alexandra Pryor, Justin Rodney Quintana, Vincent Michael Raicevic, Adriana Ramirez, Armando David Ramirez, Neyra A Ramirez, Octavio Ramirez, Sandra Razo, Diana Reed, Nathaniel Joseph Reiss, Justine Lynne Reyes-Alavez, Andrina Rice, Stephanie Rachalle Rivas Rojas, Margarita Robledo, Pricilla Rodriguez, Christopher Ryan Rodriguez, Esther Rodriguez, Nancy Roelens, Victoria Ann Marie Roman, Veronica Alexandra Romano, Mark Stephen Rosete, Ryan Fabreo Ross, Kelly Lynn Ruiz, Luis Alberto Ruiz, Roselia Jeanne Ruiz-Guzman, Yesenia Rutanhira, Laura Maurren Rutledge, Corrine Felker Sagastume, Crystal Lissandra Salazar, Amanda Marie Sanchez, Diana Vernice Sanchez, Katherine Patricia Sanchez, Yuri Saturnino, Audryana Christine Schieck, Krystina R Scott, Stacia Leigh Sellers, Lawrence Bernard Shafer, Kathryn Rose Shoup, David Allen Sintusaichol, Peter Smith Jr, Randy James Spiegel, Casey Robert Stermer, Candice Madelaine Tabel, Mohammad Anwar Thompson, Cody Trent Torres, Jessica Torres, Matthew Carlos Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Tran, Alvis Darius Tran, Hong Thu Tuigamala, Iki Julius Ubaldo, James Christopher Velasco, Krystal Amanda Wallace, Jennifer Lynn Warren, Nikole Rae White, Jacquellyn Peery Williams, Crystal Lauren Williams, Marisa Rene Williams, Todd Ryan Williamson, Kayla Denise Wilson, Michael Wingate, Elizabeth Rose Wutzke, Deborah Lynn Yanez, AnthonyE Zaragoza, Erika Esmeralda Zarate, Claudia Zingg, Alexa Marie MUSIC Jones, Stephon Xavier Leclerc, John Michael Provido, Charles Michael D Saliba, Cedric Nigel Wood, Andrew Douglas PHYSICAL EDUCATION Carreathers, Michael John Epp V, William Carl Harper, Michael D Moore, Nicholas Saint Jon Richardson, Patrick Salazar, Karen Urias, Yvonne Nicole Yanez, Anthony E Yang, Ya-Ting SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Achtemeier, Christopher Adam Agnir, Marielynn Presto Aguilar, Andrea Alvarez, Salvador Archer, Virgil Edward Armijo, Lauren Elizabeth Arredondo, Stephany Lupita Arteaga Jr, Francisco A Baldonado, Shelley Marie Banuelos, Gina Monique Barilone, Katherine Ann Barrow, Coleen Jean Barton, Michael Joseph David C Bazemjow, Abdul Wohied Beaver, Clara Rose Benjamin, Dwayne Anthony Bernal, Jonathan Bird

Svidergol, Allison M Bitto, Alianna Lynn Blair, Joshua K Blanco, Patricia Block, Stacy Ambrose Boehm, Brooke Elle Brain, Donald Corey Brostrom, Katelyn Michelle Brown, Aaron Christopher Burton, Shaffer Edward Calderon, Chelsee Spring Caldwell, Keturah Kartaé Najeé Calkins, Amanda Nicole Campagna, Sarah Teresa Campos, Luis M Carlton, Breana Lea Carrillo, Angelica Theresa Carrillo, April K Carrillo, Ileana Victoria Carrillo, Luz Maria Cash, Jamie Leanne Casimiro-Garcia, Helen Castillo, Ana M Childress, Lashaun Renã Cobb, Tera Lynn Contreras, Zayra Del Rosio Cook, Morgan Michelle Coomber, Genieve V Corea, Becky Yvette Cortez, Norma Elizabeth Crandell, Gina Crivello, Dante Nico Cunningham, Tamara Jean Davis, Christa Marie Davis, Michael Ray Diaz Farias, Katherine Marie Diaz Rios, Fabiola Diego, Paula Dixon, Dishellai J Dixon, Jason John Domingo, Jessica Lynn Dunn, Kimberly Ann Earlye, Erickka Monique Lanee Eastman, Johannah D Edmonds, Brandon Michael Edwards, Kirstie Elkins, Taylor Ronald William Elliott, Ashleigh Rose Enge Jr, Lawrence Larry Evans, Jamie Lynn Fernandez, Matthew Ferriño, Michael Damian Fields, Delontra Fields, Regina Vanetta Flores, Chique Lou Frankel, Kristine Ann Freeman, Nick Alfred Fuerte, Maria Margarita Gallegos, Teresa C Garcia, Jessica Marie Garcia, Sophia Victoria Gardner, Sean Robert Gardner, Temisha M Gaskill, Shauna Erin Ghaseb, Kathrine Gibbs, Rochelle Angela Giddings, David Paul Glasser, Madison N Godoy, Eric Gomez, Nicole Dionisia Anna Gonzalez, Theresita Goodwin, Brittany Marie Govella, Gabriel Joseph Greeley, Kiara Diane Green, Blake Anthony Greenelsh, Lisa June Griffith, Sally Diane Guglielmana, Milan Nicole Gushwa, Shannon Lee Gutierrez, Bernadette Gutierrez, Maria Fernanda Guzman, Mauricio Hagan, Nekeya S Hale, Logan Ray Haley, Briana Lynn Hampson, Jenelle Marie Hanson-Jaravata, Paul Robert Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Harmison, Brandon T Harrison, Michael Dwayne Hassan, Nedah K Hayes, Mary Frances Heidenreich, Randi Lynn Heil, Suzanne Carol Hemm, Mika Hernandez, Hannah Elisabeth Hernandez, Silvia Monica Lopez, Martha Alicia Love, Cheri Lunardini, Samantha Jane Macqueen, Jamie Lee Maggs, Kimberly Irene Maness, Samantha Joy Manning, Hassante Martinez, Joey Christopher Martinez, Josune Martinez, Morgan Kathryn Mays, William F McCoy, James Alejandro McDaniel, Joy-Ann De-Netia McFarland, Raymond H McKnight, Claresse Jessenia McLeod, Kassandra Brooke Medina, Alfredo Mellinger, Bryan Len Mendenhall, Jessica Nicole Mesa, Raeanne Elizabeth Mesey, Jessica Lynn Miller, Marion G Mirabal, Lisa Muñoz Monroe, Teea Kateri Mora, Dominic Joseph Morales, Noemi Morgan, Jaime Ann Morris, Bonnie Arlene Morua, Denise Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Munoz, Denise Maria Najmulski, Eric Thomas Namuco, Donato Octavo Navarro, Christopher Aaron Holbert, Keith Holbert, Laura Hollis, Andrew Joseph Holt, Carissa Ann Holt, Leroy Hoover, Lindsey Marie Horta de Llamas, Graciela Howard, Kimberly Marie Hudson, Chantelle Patrice Hughey, Miranda Lynn Isidro, Zsienne Antonette P Jarmon, Kevin Maurice Jiles, Jerra Jimenez, Jose T Jimenez, Priscilla Marie Johnson, Jacob Israel Jones, Michelé DianneShaunte Kellenberger, Megan Lynae Kelley, James Daniel Kelly, Jeannie Marie Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Kingston, Heather Jean Kostyukevych, Svetlana Ladd, Christopher Tu Lang, Karissa Rose Lang, Zachary Michael Larsen, Megan Leigh Lauritsen, Cambria Justine Layton, Brett Michael Lee, Devon-Eric Arthur

Leslie, Deborah A Limon, Sara Andrea Lockwood, Lauri A Lopez, Jasmine Raquel Niven, Nicole Janey Novell, Robert Benjamin Olague, Elianna Olvaney, Megan Marie Ortiz, Grecia Guadalupe Osborne, Jacob Robert Owens, David Dwight Padeski, Jessica (Rositsa) Faye Page, Tessa Marie Pare, Donna Irene Pare, Joe H Parsons, Jonathan Charles Payne, Christopher Lloyd Pearson, Roosevelt Davon Peek, Hannah Summer Peña, America Stephanie Penrose, Chase William Perez, Gypsi Anacani Pezo Ramirez, Tracy Sandy Pham, Dana Diana Pickle, Amy B Polasek, Rita Marie Polson, Nichole Elizabeth Ponce, Jazmin Marie Preciado, Monica Maria Price, Jennie Rachelle Prokop, Nancy Ann Quintana, Vincent Michael Ramirez, Armando David Ramirez, Octavio Ramirez, Reina Marylin Ramirez, Stephanie Giovanna Renteria Jr, Jose Luis Reppert, Ashley Brooks Reyes, Brittany Jeanette Reyes, Eliseo Ventura Rice, Stephanie Rachalle Richardson, Patrick Rickman, Heather Nicole Riley, Jessica Marie Rivera, Alejandro Roach, Nolan James Roberts, Lynn Marie Rodriguez, Esther Rodriguez, Nancy Romano, Mark Stephen Rosete, Ryan Fabreo Ruiz-Guzman, Yesenia Rutanhira, Laura Maurren Salazar, Amanda Marie Samuelsen, Diane Sanchez, Diana Vernice Sanchez, Yuri Sanchez-Vazquez, Myra Leticia Sanders, Danielle Renee Sandoval, Alberto Sandoval, Bianca Santamaria, Arthur Jason Santos, Arlene Maria Savé, David Anthony Scata, Alexandra Diane Schaffner, Jennifer Yvonne Selegean, LeAnn Marie Sellers, Lawrence Bernard Serna, Adriana Christine Shadden, Cheryl Shafer, Courtney Allison Sheldon, Wendy Sue Shelton, Kelvin Lamar Siever, Jonathon Edward Smith, DaJuan Montel Soliz-Rozell, Michelle L Soto, Victor Sotelo Spencer, Shaynez Jayeesha Stedham, Jennifer Lynn Stephens, Jaymar Cortez Stermer, Candice Madelaine Stevens, Jay Michael Stewart, Malia MichelleKehaulani Streifel, Crystal Marie Sullens, Cheryl Lynn Sullivan, Leanne T Sulman, Lea Peter Summers, Keith Alan Sutton, Carla Beth Talavera Jr, Marcelino Tapia, Estefania Alexandra Taylor, Jillene Marie Thomas, Katie Rose Thornton, Kersten Elizabeth Torres, Ana Crystal Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Tran, Alvis Darius Ubaldo, James Christopher Ugarte, Gabriela Monique Urias, Mishel Anne Urias, Yvonne Nicole Valentini, Ja’Nece Marie Vargas-Velarde, Betsabé Vela, Samantha Elizabeth Verceluz, Paul Umali Villalobos III, Ray John Walker, Briana Margaret Walsh, Lindsey Nicole Ware, Mark Angelo Watson, Gary Zachary Whitefeather Solla, Kimberly Ann Williams, Chelsea Marie Williams, Christina R Williams, Marisa Rene Williams, Myesha Williams, Todd Ryan Wilson, Roxanne Cora Wingate, Elizabeth Rose Woolley, Paula Lee Wright, Katie Mae Wynn, Jovita Sasha Yamashita, Adam Bradley Yanez, Anthony E Yearwood, Julian Zamets, Jacquilyn Alyce Zarate, Claudia Zavala, Ashley Marie VISUAL COMMUNICATION Brewer, Jason Ira William Brunette, Dennis Brian Mauerhan, Suner Marie Associate in Science Degree ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Aguilar, Andrea Arguello, Jose E Carrillo, Ileana Victoria Carrillo, Luz Maria Coconubo, Adam DeAngelo Daletski, Stephanie Marie Davis, Michael Ray Dowden, Dawn Camille Dubón, Yuri B Esquivias, Daniel Omar Fernandez, Jaime Flores Martinez, Maria Franks, Anita Joyce Gamboa, Jenny R Gutierrez, Bernadette Hermosillo, Troy Hernandez, David Hernandez, Herman Dena Hernandez Martinez, Christian Anibal Hoover, Lindsey Marie Jimenez, Jose T Johnson, Kelvin Lai, Kim Ngoc Thi Mac

ALCOHOL/DRUG STUDIES Banuelos, Gina Monique Gomez, Nicole Dionisia Anna Gonzalez, Theresita Lawrence, Glenn Earl Pare, Donna Irene Pare, Joe H Whitefeather Solla, Kimberly Ann A U T O M O T I V E T R A N S P O R TAT I O N TECHNOLOGY Del Mastro, Jessica Paige Samis, Bethany M Sindac, Lauro Sarmiento Sotelo, Luis Taurino B U S I N E S S ADMINISTRATION FOR TRANSFER Aldueza, Hi-Zee Z Armijo, Anthony Luis Arruda, Janina Raquel Bautista, Rosallie Salas Beaver, Clara Rose Becerra, Margaret Yolanda Camberos, Tatiana Chen, Hongquan Chen, Xiufang Cook, Karen Marie Cordero, Ana Karen Criswell, Victoria Lynne Godoy, Eric Godoy, Victoria Marie Gonzalez, Jose Raul Hammond, Stacy Lynn Hernandez, Roxxana Jasmine Iribe Jr, Roberto Juan, Katherine M Keski-Kastari, Katriina Lira Fonseca, Lizeth Lockwood, Lauri A Madrigal, Lorena Magana Jr, Gustavo Mays, William McBride, Caressa Opal McClure, Meagan Mackenzie Medina, Alexis Dior Melgar, Daisy Montalvo, Alma Guadalupe Morgan, Tania Marie Morua, Denise Nava, Joshua Angel Nieto, Tammala Sue Nouri, Alexander J Ornelas, Olga Muñoz Ortiz, Grecia Guadalupe Roa, Heather Michelle Ruiz, Luis Alberto Sanchez, Hugo Sliwinski, Rochelle Karen Swanger, Jessica Talavera Jr, Marcelino Thomson, Keith Andre Thorp, Tara Rae Tierno, Sandra Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Tutt, Landon Ross Villa, Carlos Alberto Williams, Donna J Ziegler, Joshua B U S I N E S S ADMINISTRATION Abonce, Griselda Alcaraz, Andrea Gabrielle Alcorn, Brittany Dianne Archer, Virgil Edward Armijo, Anthony Luis Ball, Nicole Emily Batty, David C Bowen, Cecilia Amanda Braly, Amanda Renee Brehm, Cynthia Susan Brown, Yolandra V Calkins, Amanda Nicole Champagne Lefton, Sarah Kathleen Chan, Fawn Hui Chintala, Dana Leann Clayton, Parthina D Cook, Karen Marie Cunningham, Kelly Ann Davalos, Estella Davis, Gabriel Emrys Erivez, Jessica Figueroa, Liliana Fontes, Jeremy Daniel Franklin, Inna V Franks, Anita Joyce Freeman, Aubree L Giddings, David Paul Godoy, Eric Golden III, Martin Joseph Hall, Michael Lawrence Harrington, Alexia Amber Hayes, Katherine Ann Hayes, Mary Frances Heil, Suzanne Carol Holbert, Keith Holbert, Laura Howard, Kimberly Marie Isayeva, Anna Isayeva, Svetlana Jackson, Stephanie Marie Jarmon, Kevin Maurice Jones, Raychel Ann Jovanovic, Robert Keller, Kevin Michael Kerr, Christian Antony Keski-Kastari, Katriina Leyba, Ciera Lynn Lockwood, Lauri Long, Katie Lynn Lovato, Adriana Loza, Alberto Mangaya, Janet Manalastas Marley, Joanna Lyn Mellinger, Bryan Len Mitchell, Amanda Louise Montalvo, Alma Guadalupe Morris, Bonnie Arlene Palomares, Olivia Parrott, Tamiann Peek, Airon Rachel Pierce, Christine Marie Ramirez, Brianda A Ramirez, Reina Marylin Razhkova, Iryna Reyes, Veronica Roa, Heather Michelle Roderigues, Luisa Rowley, Dennis Robert Sanchez, Hugo Shadden, Cheryl Smith, Charles Langston Spreder, Claudia D Sundberg, Alishia Nicole Tovar, Lizzette Sulem Tutt, Landon Ross Ugarte, Gabriela Monique Urias, Mishel Anne Vallefuoco, Matthew James Vela, Mark A Verceluz, Leslie Umali Whitaker, Catherine M Wilkie, Shaun Thomas Willette, Paula Jean CHILD DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION Adolph, Sandra Elizabeth Anthony, Norma Barroso, Cristina Villafana Castillo, Ana Castrejon, Joanna Cruise, Teresa Mary Del Prado, Immanuelle Rivera

Elabdallah, Fatima Gutierrez, Cinthia Lyn Hasty, Krystina Alysse Holt, Carissa Ann Horta de Llamas, Graciela Kepner, Melissa Anne Lara, Catarina Nichole Mendo, Juana Elizabeth Nehf, Erica Danielle Olivo, Rolando Park, Soo Young Passmore, Shawna Ramirez, Stephanie Giovanna Rhodes, Diane Alease Rivera, William Sanchez Rogers, Kianna Nicole Samuelsen, Diane Sanchez de Cuevas, Elia L Schaffner, Jennifer Yvonne Serrato, Susana Hernandez Smith, Heather Celeste Smith, Joessie Dueñas Streifel, Crystal Marie Turner, Jennifer Lianne Vargas-Velarde, Betsabé C O M P U T E R INFORMATION SYSTEMS Ahmed, Syed Nehal Ballou, Justin Jon Bautista, Alvaro Braxton, Emmett Larue Chavez, Bertha Leticia Damron, Jason Christopher Fonseca, Juan M Garcia, Nicholas Anthony Godfrey, Roman Nathan Hasty, Brandon Charles Hussain, Yousuf Ivancich, Walter Javate, Christian Giron Lampley, Timothy Samuel Loaeza, Sonia D Marquez, Barbae Dwaine Lo Mejia-Ramirez, Paul Mobly, Kyle Pando, Emiliano Ismael Pillus, Benjamin Richard Renteria Jr, Jose Luis Rosete, Ryan Fabreo Stewart, Malia MichelleKehaulani Syburra, Cara Anja Tupua, Petelo P DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY Brito, Anne-Marie Crandall, Sarah Ellen Doty, Emily Anne Gatchalian, Donn Lagmay Hailemaskel Egland, Sarah Helen Ho, Henry K Miranda, Terry Lynn EARLY INTERVENTION & INCLUSION Alanis, Cynthia Marie Barraza, Catherine E A R LY C H I L D H O O D E D U C AT I O N F O R TRANSFER Panameno, Idalia Orbelina Turner, Jennifer Lianne ENGINEERING – DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY O’Brien, Timothy Leigh E N V I R O N M E N TA L STUDIES Holt, Derek David FIRE TECHNOLOGY Alcantara, Caesar Briel, Tanner Ethan Briody, Carla Annette Fiske, Scott Stephen Gonzalez, Alejandro J Hefley, Jacob Michael Lanz, Timothy Neil Nilsen Jr, Michael Edward Oropeza, Alejandro H Pinchot Jr, Deron Martin Steele, Halo Juggernaut Valencia, Christiano Gabriel G E O G R A P H I C INFORMATION SYSTEMS Hedman, Laura S LEGAL ASSISTANT Baldonado, Shelley Marie Buchanan, Kimberly Ann DeVeto, Anthony Michael Pedersen, JoDee Stein, Emily Elizabeth Underwood, Robin Elise Vargas, Luz M Walker, Victoria Camille MANAGEMENT/ SUPERVISION Jarmon, Kevin Maurice Keski-Kastari, Katriina Ramirez, Brianda A Vallefuoco, Matthew James Webb, Daiman MATHEMATICS Andaleon, Joanna Duran, Juan Carlos Espinoza, David Heliezer Haywood, Robert James Marquez, Barbae Dwaine Lo Mason, Sondra Beth Ortega, Robert Daniel Ramirez, Daniel Rosebiani, Heja Wilkinson, Matthew Alan M AT H E M AT I C S F O R TRANSFER Alami, Adli Alba, Ariana Reina Amparo Angelsberg, Joshua Roy Braun-Krafft, Nathan Andrew Calderon, Irvin Cun, Jeff S Ghobreyal, Beshoy Gomez, Victor Alfonso Gungon, Crystal Gail Lazo Haywood, Robert James Hill-Nguyen, Allen Van Main, Matt Taylor Marquez, Hector Marquez, Ryan Paredes, Jorge Uriel Reich, Kylie Jo Rosebiani, Heja Southwick, Justin Mathew Stantz, Nicholas Michael Wilkinson, Eric Alan Wilkinson, Matthew Alan MULTIMEDIA de Spain, Jennifer Lynne Mauerhan, Suner Marie McThomas, Nicholas James Nelson, Joshua Dustin Ortiz, Felicia Parker, Alyssa May Parnell, Miranda Lee Salumbides, Hana Shelton, Christina Jane Truong, Anthony Vincent Tung, Canna OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Barrow, Coleen Jean Bennett, Bessie Lee Camacho, Rosa Carmina Cash, Jamie Leanne Duckworth, Michelle Janette Lackey, Dorothy June Lovato, Adriana Malinao, Kristina Camille Martinez, Lorraine Montalvo, Alma Guadalupe Roa, Heather Michelle Stanford, Lillian Marcel Stewart, Malia MichelleKehaulani Vallefuoco, Matthew James Verceluz, Leslie Umali Wilson, Sabrina Marie PHOTOGRAPHY Crandell, Gina Davis, James Edward Detzel, Prudence Irvin-

Geurin Duran, Halley Alyssia Laguna, Loured Ignacio McFarland, Raymond Pencin, Viviene Rose Shelton, Christina Jane Sigafoos, Stefanie Renee Tung, Canna Watson, Deven Marie Williams, Todd Ryan REAL ESTATE Fuerte, Maria Margarita Hackman, David Miles Holbert, Laura Ramirez, Susan Marie Shadden, Cheryl Tacorda, Joseph Dolar REGISTERED NURSING Armstrong, Alyssa Nicole Atyim, Tammy Ann Ayala, Maritza Desiree Bacon, Tami Sue Stewart, Zachariah Benjamin Stokes, Laurie Watson Suetos, Mary Elizabeth Thrasher, Courtney Jewell Toon, Shelly Renee Trafford, Amanda Lynn Tyler, Brenda Umadhay, Jonelyn Chalico Vilaisack, Roland Villena, Krizka Camille Viste, Emmanuel White, Bryce Glenn Wylie, Meagan Kari SCIENCE Alcantara, Carl Miguel Alvarez, Monserrat Anyayahan, Maricris Basto Arcangel, Gabrielle Borga Armijo, Lauren Elizabeth Atencio, Elizabeth Janna Barajas-Ritchie, Concepcion Maria Blanco, Patricia Braun-Krafft, Nathan Andrew Camat, Mary Ann Turalba Carrillo, April Chung, Andrew Minh Cortez, Norma Elizabeth Del Mastro, Jessica Paige Del Valle, Eduardo Diaz, Mireya E Diaz Farias, Katherine Marie Domingo, Jessica Lynn Donovan, Scott Michael Ellington, Nicole Brigitta Emerson, Julia Lynn Espinoza, David Heliezer Fajardo, Fernando Ernest Favis, Josephine Lois Calachan Federico, Shehan Fleming, Meagan Rose Flores, Chique Lou Fox, Krysta Nicole Gallegos, Teresa C Glasser, Madison N Godin, Juel-Ann Belle Gonsalves, Kimberly Rose Graham, Adam David Gray, Breanne Lyn Hale, Logan Ray Haley, Briana Lynn Hanson-Jaravata, Paul Robert Hardcastle, Kristen Leigh Haywood, Robert James Hedman, Laura Heuer, Lindseay Kristine Hitchcock, Katherine Rachelle Hudson, Chantelle Patrice Hyde, Cara Ann Isidro, Zsienne Antonette Jarvis, Phillip Andrew Judd, Deandra Kattarina Kindsfather, Caylie Lauren Koenig, Camille Denise Kotyuk, Amanda Frances Lanier, Stephanie Joy Larsen, Megan Leigh Lavoie, Joy T Leseberg, Heather N Machado, Bridgette Ann Machado, Marilyn Jean Macke, J Andrew Main, Matt Taylor Marin, Laura Elena Marisnick, Tasha Lauren Martin, Kelley Frances Martinez, Chloe Jayne Martinez, Josune Martinez, Rona M Matson, Chrysta Nicole Matus, Nichole Jean McKnight, Claresse Jessenia Meads, Brittany Kristine Miller, Brandi Melissa Mitchley, Brooke Danielle Mobley, Denine S Morales, Kevin Mynor Muhammadiyev, Anvar Muico, Mirasol Puntalba Najera, Joelle Sinead Deleon Nguyen, Vy Olague, Elianna Ortega, Robert Daniel Ortiz, Katie Mae Owens, David Dwight Parker, Willie Patrick Pham, Dana Diana Pham, Jimmy Vincent Pickle, Amy B Polson, Nichole Elizabeth Poole, Eric Hudson Ramirez, Daniel Ramirez, Gabriel Ramirez, Reina Marylin Reed, Kayla Rashelle Relente, Rosemarie Delmundo Richards, Sarah Marie Riley, Jessica Marie Rivas Rojas, Margarita Rivas, Griselda Roach, Holly Lu Robinson, Soleil Raquel Rodriguez, Maria Carmen Romero, Cari Lynn Root, Elizabeth H Root, Sean D Rosebiani, Heja Ruble, Darrin James Sanchez, Gabriel A Sanchez, Yuri Serratos, Yajaira S Shugar, Shirley Faye Snyder, Kayla R Stermer, Candice Madelaine Stoutjesdyk, Rachel Bae Sullivan, Leanne T Syburra, Cara Anja Taylor, Tyson Michael Tetteh, Richard Thibeault, Kristil Karlyn Tull, Brianna Marie Van Zuyen, Brent Velivis, Debra Claire Verhagen, Melissa Sue Westmoreland, Joseph W White, Christina Jo-El Zamets, Jacquilyn Alyce Zeller, Elaina JM TURF & LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT Gordillo, Benjamin Schmidt, Nicholas A WATER TECHNOLOGY Akin, Jeremiah William Dietz, Ryan Joseph Dominguez, Jason Ryan Gravem, Eric A Leonard, William Brian Libring, Jason Samuel Martinez Jr, Enrique Martinez, Andrew Martinez, Patrick Andrew McCue, Patrick Leonard Prokop, Nancy Ann Roach, Nolan James Wolfsen, Aaron Henry

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Graduation 2014

Heritage High School [Left] Heritage High graduate Alberto Martinez waits in line before entering the stage to receive his diploma on Thurs. June 12, 2014.

Heritage High graduate Nehemias Vicente smiles as he enters the stadium on Thurs. June 12, 2014.

Heritage High Valedictorian Zarabeth Sandoval speaks during the commencement ceremony on Thurs. June 12, 2014.

Shane Gibson photos

Heritage High graduate Jessica Aguayo waves to family and friends during the commencement ceremony on Thurs. June 12, 2014.

[Right] Heritage High Senior Class President Alexandra Hinkle makes acceptance of the charge for the class of 2014.

Paloma Valley High School

Paloma Valley High 2014 Valedictorian Queen Kleo Denise Caoile speaks during the commencement ceremony on Wed. June 11, 2014.

Paloma Valley High graduate and National Honor Society member Shane Gibson photos Caila Lopez smiles as she proudly receives her diploma on Wed. June 11, 2014.

Paloma Valley High graduate Nicholas Householder waves to family and friends during the commencement ceremony on Wed. June 11, 2014.

Paloma Valley High graduate Michael Martinez proudly show his diploma during the commencement ceremony on Wed. June 11, 2014.

John Mendoza Jocelyn Mendoza Abelar Daniel Mendoza Chavez Sergio Meraz Atziry Meza Angelina Miranda Devin Mitchell Tyler Mitchell Iridiana Mojarro Evelyn Monsivais Jessica Montes Cesar Montano Jacob Montes Pamela Monterroza Stephaney Montes Gabriela Monroy Ruben Mora Alvarez Maria Morales Melissa Morales Mickael Morales Jocelyn Moreland Jesus Moreno Robert Moreno Yesenia Moreno Hernandez Karina Mosqueda Jacob Munoz Moises Munoz Maria Munoz Garcia Sergio Muralles Mubeen Naz Demond Neal Briana Negrete Fabrice Nguzo Celeste Nicoll Hernan Nunez Kimberly Nunez Sergio Nunez Avalos Reynaldo Nunez Banda Jannet Nunez Machado Elvia Nungaray Genensis Olivares Thomas Organis David Ortega Juan Ortega Marisol Ortega Jimmy Ortiz Jimmy Ortiz Karla Ortiz Marco Ortiz Oscar Ortiz Robert Ovieda Louis Pacheco Jesse Padilla Melinda Padilla Denise Palacios

Maria Rodriguez Karina Rodriguez Cerda Abigail Rodriguez Heredia Michael Roesler Gerardo Roldan Ana Isabel Romero Jaime Romero Jasmin Rosales Daisy Ruiz Efrain Ruiz Jasmine Russell Erick Ruvalcaba Marin Tanya Sacristan Antonio Salas Cindy Saldana Paulina Salgado Jason Salguero Jor Shay Sambula Christina Sanchez Margarita Sanchez Yareli Sanchez Oscar Sanchez Aguirre Josue Sanchez Reynaga Guadalupe Sandoval Alondra Santana Barrera Erick Santiago Jeanette Santos Jose Sarabia Muniz Charles Saunders Sharayah Scarbrough Thelma Self Monica Segura Flores Vanessa Serrato Jennifer Silvas Naresh Singh Cody Smith Raphael Smith Rodney Smith Gabriel Solis Josemery Solis Stephanie Solis Estefania Solorio Heather Soots Angel Sotelo Angie Soto Gerardo Soto Desteny Soriano Jonathan Sosa Ye Jon Stewart Torres Desean Swan Edgar Tapia Jose Tapia Randy Tapia Darrion Theus Jiani Tillett

River Springs Charter School

[Above] 2014 River Springs senior class.

David Canales photos

[Top right] Avalon Glenn makes her point. [Bottom right] New River Springs graduates are all smiles.

Perris High School Daniel Acevedo Daniel Acevedo Gutierrez Eliot Acosta Irving Acosta Berrelleza Jose Acuna Mariana Acuna Carrillo David Aguayo Jose Aguayo Zavia Ahmed Fabiola Aispuro Gutierrez Cesar Alberto Mynor Almazan Alfredo Alonso Chamu Rufino Alonzo Marcelino Estefani Altamirano Ivan Alvarado Salvador Alvarez Cristian Alvarez Lopez Elizabeth Alvarez Torres John Ambriz Natalie Amaya Samantha Amezquita Lena An Evelyn Anaya Jasmine Anaya Janeth Andalon Juan Jose Anguiano Yeimi Arceo Selene Arellano Jennifer Arevalo Enrique Arroyo Jennifer Arzate Alberto Avila Uvaldo Avila Joseline Ayala Sariah Ayala Erik Baca Tyler Barton Kaley Bahena Claudia Balderas Patricia Barraza Jesse Barrera Garcia Lizeth Bautista Cathy Becerra Lizet Belmontez Jose Beltran Jesus Benites Rivera Ryan Best Brian Bettinger Frangier Bonilla Yesenia Bonilla Lopez Guadalupe Botello Monge Malik Boyd Mario Bravo Laynal Brown

Yamilex Buelna Victor Bustamante Margarita Cabrera Joselyn Calderon Jessica Campos Jonathan Campos Jose Canovas Christopher Cantrell Zaira Carbajal Cortez Alex Cardenas Natali Carillo Carreon Vanessa Carmona Sandoval Armando Carrillo Malinaly Carrillo Vanessa Carrillo Austin Carville Mayra Casian Breanna Casillas Brandon Castelan Genesis Castelan Karla Castellanos Ramirez Laureena Castillo Maria Castro Luis Castro Yadira Catalan Palacios Kristina Ceja Christina Cervantes Jose Cervantes Sahrai Cervantes Araceli Chaidez Ciana Chams Katherine Chapple Juan Chavez Peter Chavez Sonia Chavez Alegria Kimberly Cherry Lisa Chesney Marsha Deborah Childs Mitchel Keenan Coleman Maria Colores Gutierrez Jared Colunga Rodrigo Contreras Robert Cooper Tyler Cooper Wendy Cordero Luis Cordova Alma Coronado Jorge Coronado Belen Coronel Ethan Cortez Fabian Cortez Kevin Cortez Jazmin Covarrubias Jessica Cruz

Kryn Daligdig Jesus Antonio Davalos Jesus Javier Davalos Ramiro Davila Renteria Matthew Davis Robert Davis V James De La Garza Isreal De Moulin Perla Diaz Kevin Diaz Mejia Diego Dominguez Frankie Duarte Henry Duarte Lucy Duarte Padilla Jordan Egbert Jorge Elizondo Nathalie Esparza Carlos Espinoza Jather Espinoza Jesus Espinoza Romero Alexandra Esquivel Valeria Esquivel Ernesto Esquivias Robles Barbara Esparza Armando Estrada Elena Estrada Alejandra Evangelista Roberto Fernandez Yamileth Fernandez Concepcion Ferrer Angeles Rudy Fierro Joseph Figueroa Victor Fletes Marissa Flores Manuel Flores Secundino Keshonna Florez Lucio Fonseca Jacob Franco Lourdes Galindo Kennia Galiz Tolassa Cecilia Gallardo Jasmine Galvan Mariela Gamez Suarez Abel Garcia Cristobal Garcia Emmanuel Garcia Jasmine Garcia Jessica Garcia Juan Garcia Katherin Garcia Samanda Garcia Sheila Garcia Vivian Garcia Mauricio Garcia Angulo Nancy Garduno

Sergio Garduno Loa Jaime Gastelum Osvaldo Gervacio Alexander Gil Crystal Gil Uver Gil Sandra Gil Ramirez Christian Gill Teeanna Golston Eduardo Gomez Frances Gomez Kiana Gomez Susana Gomez Alan Gonzalez Alondra Gonzalez Antonio Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez Ivan Gonzalez Jazmin Gonzalez Jordi Gonzalez Kassandra Gonzalez Marlyn Gonzalez Milton Gonzalez Monica Gonzalez Rebeca Gutierrez Rosita Gonzalez Vivian Gonzalez Casandra Gonzalez Beltran Cruz Gonzalez Gaeta Jose Gonzalez Geronimo Krishneel Gounder David Grijalva Miramontes Miranda Grolon Eduardo Guerrero Manuel Guerrero Mayra Guerrero Socorro Guerrero Yaquelin Guido Jeremy Guillermo Alejandro Gutierrez Esmeralda Gutierrez Francisco Gutierrez Marlene Gutierrez Yesenia Gutierrez Andrew Guzman Araceli Guzman Elizabeth Guzman Joseph Guzman Yenifer Guzman Joseph Gysler Diamond Harper Diamunique Harper Terrance Harris Mylaise Haynes Andrea Hernandez

Cynthia Hernandez Daniel Hernandez Eduardo Hernandez Gildardo Hernandez Jayline Hernandez Joan Hernandez Juan Hernandez Karla Hernandez Marisol Hernandez Nicole Hernandez Rossy Hernandez Cesar Hernandez Maldonado Coral Herrera Emanuel Herrera Joshua Herrera M Chae Hollowell Kelsie Howgard Marilyn Hurtado Nathan Hylton Citlally Ibarra Joana Ibarra Stephanie Ibarria Breana Jackson Elishua Jackson Eddie Jaime Christy Jaimes David Jimenez Kiana Jones Trevon Jones Dayvon Joseph Rolando Jimenez Daniel Juarez Jesus Juarez Joseline Labovitch Cody Lawton Geovany Lee Natalie Leon Kevin Levesque Evelyn Leyva Ramirez Eric Lim Filiberto Llamas Manuel Llamas Ronnae Lockette Alexandra Lopez Brandon Lopez Breeanna Lopez Cindy Lopez Daniel Lopez Gonzalo Lopez Mandel Lopez Jose Lopez Lizbeth Lopez Bravo Daisy Lopez Cruz Erik Lopez Murillo

Denise Alexis Lopez Pimentel Victor Lozano Mando Luera Victor Luevano Vanessa Luis Michelle Luna Kristian Luna Diego Luna Ambriz Melissa Macias Thomas Macias Cristina Macias Melissa Maciel Jose Magana Paul Magee V Danna Malagon Reymundo Malagon Brenda Maldonado Sair Maldonado Soto Lisette Mancillas Richard Marquecho Albino Martin Adiel Martinez Beatriz Martinez Brian Martinez Danny Martinez David Martinez Eduardo Martinez Giovanni Martinez Ivonne Martinez Joshua Martinez Marco Martinez Miguel Martinez Saray Martinez Thomas Martinez Yadira Martinez Mario Martinez Garduno Adriana Martinez Gonzalez Luis Martinez Paredes Cedric McCain Desiree McCammon Marissa McNamara Alvarado Victor Medina Osvaldo Mejia Anthony Melendez Clarisa Melendrez Prieto Roxana Melgar Saucedo Alina Mendez Berenice Mendez Jose Mendez Michelle Mendivil Andres Mendoza Celeste Mendoza David Mendoza

La Loni Parks Elizabeth Patino Anthony Pelayo Esmeralda Pelayo Luis Pena Velazquez Magdalena Peraza Sojo Alexis Perez Eric Perez Jesus Perez Luis Perez Matthew Perez Monique Perez Dianna Perez Gomez Selvin Pineda Rebeca Plascencia Carina Ponce Juan Ponce Karen Ponce Derrick Posner Andres Preciado Rodrigo Preciado Exon Quezada Jessica Quezada Jennifer Quinonez Hernandez Esmeralda Quiroz Adonis Ramirez Angelie Ramirez Salina Ramirez Sarahit Ramirez Andrew Ramos Jisela Ramos Pedro Ramos Janet Razo Oscar Razo Kewan Red Shannika Reed Ibeth Regalado Luis Rico Brayan Rios Evelyn Rios Marylin Rios Faviola Rivas Deniz Heliodoro Rivas Jr. Jesse Rivera Queren Rivera Escamilla Marie Roberts Alan Robles William Robles Emily Rodriguez Erica Rodriguez Franky Rodriguez Gabriel Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Lizandra Rodriguez

Rene Tomasino Rivera Ingry Tomas-Lorenzo Christian Torres Yahaira Torres Steven Tran Summer Traylor Guadalupe Trujillo Maria Uribe Diaz Annaliese Valadez Heidi Valdez Lizbeth Valdez Jennifer Valdez Orozco Aaron Valdez Vega Reyes Valdivia Javier Valdovinos Jossete Valenzuela Liana Valenzuela Emily Valiente Elizabeth Vallejo Daniel Van Patten Victor Varela Ashley Vargas Bryan Vargas Jackeline Vargas Juan Vasquez Yvette Vasquez Bannd Velasco Deisy Velazquez Eduardo Velasquez Fabian Velasquez Gabriel Velasquez Kattie Velazquez Gamaliel Venegas Benjamin Vera Skylar Viera Pahola Villafana Alejandro Vivas My Thuy Hai Vu Linda Wallace Nicolas Whetstine Zackary Whitehead Brooke Williams Jack Williams Shamar Williams Lisa Yang Alan Yerena Rojas Cristian Zamora Daniel Zamudio Cynthia Zaragoza Eric Zarate Cindy Zavala Daniel Zepeda

The Valley News • www.myvalleynews.com • June 20, 2014

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