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David Schwendeman, Charlie Hallinan, and Bobby Richardson '09, diligently focus on their Algebra 3 lesson .

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Above: Patrick Bruggeman '09 looks to step the Fenwick offense.

Above: Kurt Hess '09 scrambles for a big gain against Roger Bacon to set up a touchdown.

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Above: Dedrick Gcxklard '09 looks to make a big play

against McNick. Back row: Kurt Hess, Dedrick Goddard, Alex Kauth, Cory Adams, Mike Rail!,

Patrick Bruggeman, Isaiah Cordell Front Row: Jesse Ward, Mike Ruff, Matt Miller, Adrian Warfield, Andy Heck

Left: Patrick Bruggeman '09 hold<; and Alex Kauth '09 kicks the game winning field goal agairnt McNick.

Right Matt Miller' 09 and J.T.Johnson '11 line up on

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Field goals and blocked kkks led the football team to three victories by the narrowest of margins, one point.

It was senior night, the first ever orange out, and not to mention playing rival Carroll. With CJ holding on 14-7, Carroll scored with: 0:54 seconds left, and that is when it happened. With the focus on Laron Brown '10, Anthony Curtis '10 snuck through and blocked the extra p:>int, sealing the victory 14c 13.

The Eagle; football team brought out a new look to the f~kI this season with brand nEW Adidas unifoITlli. Along with unifonns came a major schedule change. Instead of opening with long time foe and rival Northmont, the Eagles opene:l with a nEW foe , the Troy Trojarn. 1he Eagles were led by their quarterback Kurt Hess • 09 , who is entering his third year as the starter. Other key players who had big years were safety Patrick Bruggeman '09, kicker Alex Kauth '09, offensive linemen]esse Ward '09 and Andy Heck '09 and wide roceiver Luon Brown '10. All of these players made huge pJa)S to lead the team to victories this season.

Although the Eagles ultimate goal was to make the playoffs, they ended up coming up short with a 6-4 reoord. In the high sight of it all, they did play one of the hardest schedules in Ohio. As Mike Ruff '09 said , "PRating Carroll tht; year made our season ba:arnewe haven't beat them in two years."

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The cheerleaders at our school show leadership and cheer on all the teams. They get evelYone involved at the games, especially our I

varsity cheerleaders. Our cheerleaders not only cheer at

football g ames, but at pep rallies and significant events like this year's bonfire. Tierra Smith II' states, "I like the bus rides to the away g ames. Everyone is pumped up for the g ame. All we do is

-1 laugh and sing." All the cheerleaders spend a lot of

their time at practice , two days a ~_ ... week, to make things perfect to ~ perform. They inspire the fans.

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I' 'il· I, Each class showed how unified they were as the Seniors wore orange, Juniors wore white, Sophomores wore gray, and Freshmen wore yellow. (Left) Monica Baker,Jose Arias, Carson Williams, Andy Heck, and Kate Cronin, all of '09, work on their peace flags.

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It was a blast from the past as everyone stepped back into time on this day. Styles fhat faded away wifh time were brought to life and students wore their outfits wifh similing faces. Poodle skirts, leather

jackets, afra;, leggings and lots of other styles were represented. Emily Striebich '09 and Lauren Titus '09 (right) demonstrates the spirit of the 60s wifh

peace sigus and tie-dye shirts .

Different shoes. Plaid bottoms with striooil~~:::-"''''''' went as students carelessly threw [ogether and looked their tackiest. (Left) 'U111~'lV1<JW crazy as they pose in their 1C11,'II'11

After having to dress crazy, it was now time to see the preppy side of everyone. Polos, sweaters, slacks,

dress shirts, and ties could all be seen, and it looked as if any student could get into any country club

they wanted to. (Left) Andy Heck, Zak Hadaway, and Katie Bush all of '09 present themselves very nicely

in their preppy attire.

spirit day. Blue and green incfl of the hallways as knee high

face paint covered the bodies , Counter Cjo,ckwiSe)-Bn'.Q!1l~Jnsorr,

Prince, and Dan Perez, all WCd!tU1<JC and green in Mrs. Downer's

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(Right) jelSica Yaney '09 and Kat~ Bush '09 proudly

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Ijaci<SOl1" all of '09, looked very mismatche:i :l'; they pose for a picture betwren classes.

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(Right) Reboo:aRutt~, Madeline Quill, Zoe Lang, and Emily OlnNed, all of '09, have

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Thing' by Aerosmith" Alex IIertke '10

"Bright Lights, Big City" _thethemetor the ~008 H:lmE('(lrrung Danc~ 8va[}'one d~ In their ~ atllN! and they were ready to impres::

"The d~ratlons ware pretty niea and [really hk£!d the th8In~· asApnl Goetson 'tl quoW The ba".kground for pictu['65 ~t the scene of (\ dar ~ the park 10 one of the bIg elMS

k the musir. was pla)'lng. halfwaylhrough the danct. a Iineslowly began to form A group dsrudf:flll deaded tartarl dancing around Iha grmn~IUm. and belOit long. m~ and fTXlf~ poople joined on IlntJille31Jy haH of the pt:.q:lle al thl!danoe had come together to form a huge congo lin ... PeJpJe went bact 10 Illncingwith their fmmdB to th'!lf f:n'onleson" as the line d~rslrl

HlJT\U!coming eourtcame up and emyune got the c:wortunity tORt the 2008 HOlDI:!comJfigKin~ Manruo Patterson and QUllefi, Annie Haley5hate th :Jf~peml dance Once they were done, ItWl5 not long before the last soog tame cn whIm was Mrcro.llth'. "1 Don', Wan t to )Usa Thmg'

EntYone was dancing and mCl!t Iikelr81d that such" fun erenfwas commg to <In ~nd

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( :hris Myton '09 and Ben Quinttus '09 have SO~1~~~~g:~Jl.~~~;~~~ their high school soccer careers on high notes by making "As a team we struggled, but it was nice to get some recognition individually," Chris said about his accomplishments. Chris and Ben both made First Team and also managed to be within the Top 9 offensive leaders in the GCL with 20 and 17 points respectively. Tim Holmes '09 along with Matt Menker '10 placed within the Top 12 defensive leaders in the GCL, having 2 and 3 shutouts respectively. Additionally Jon Bonner' 10 and Matt's efforts on the field earned them a spot on the Second Team.

The Men's Soccer team as a whole finished with a record of 2-6-3 in the GCL North and 5-8-4 overall. In their only postseason game opponent, they came up short, losing 2-1.

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This year has been a spectacular year for the women's soccer team. Varsity Coach Mary Raiff blew away expectations by leading the team to the District finals. the farthest the team has made it in years . The girls won the first two games with ease. but the third game was their biggest challenge. The game was tied at 0-0 the first two halves. Then. after double overtime. the game was still at 0-0 and had to be decided by an electrifying shoot out. The team won the game 4-2. not giving up for a second. They played with heart the entire game.

They finished the season with an overall record of 9-10-1. finishing 3rd in the GGCL North. Kate Cronin '09 says. "I think Coach Raiff and Coach Chris showed us what we were capable of. I've never believed in my team this much and I never thought I would be at this point after last year. Those girls are what made me go out to Dogleg every day. They're my best friends through everything."

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Front (L-R) Kyle Foley, Liam Rolfe, Dylan Augre, Danny Siet.:mthaler, Matt Piekenbrock, Antoree Dardin

Back (L-R) Coach Spit'lig. Sam Mullins, George Spitzig. Btyan Care,Jo~ Aria<;, David ~intimi[[a.Jrey Porter, Matt Byrd, Coach Bridgman

2009 Cross COlll1try Seniors Katie Bush,Jose Ari as, and

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This mon,OlQminaie Julienne hal their first CI(liS couniry an lrogue Champion, junior lizlie Qea;on Cther oo:omplmment indudOO senior Tajior ~erle making first team an and freshman Milly Kate Carri'll rOO!iving Honorable Mention A proud moment for the ludy Ea<jes was when dl ",en vaoity runners rOO!ivoo l"rsonai remrds at the l.lstrtd M",t

Both the mens and WOIl'Rris team had a ~t of new runners this yoor that improvoo throughout the moo and are ready to lood the team to suaps; next yoor. The mens team ~st five senil~ last year, dl that were on vaoity. The teanJs only senior, J"" Artus, provid€d strong loodeciJip with the new poi of ~ After a yoor of rebuiltlng, the team will "' ready to take on the mmJ"lition next year.

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After a very accomplishe::l2007 season, the Men's Golf team looked for more this year, while being led by a strong group of seniors SamJandel, Zak Hadaway, Perm Sadd, and Marvin Scott. The team took their success all the way to a second place finish in the state tournament.

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The women's team took their greatness to the postseason, making it all the way to the district tournament, 100 by star players Michaela Cronin '10 and Madeline Kaminski' 10, who made 1st team GGCL. Cronin and Kamirnki also set school recordsfor9 holes with a score of 38. Among many other hoOOlS for the team, senior Elise Kaminski was named an Academic All-State golfer.

Left Becca '09 says "the first tournament was the m(})t exciting tournament 1::€cause we got 2nd out of 17 teams."

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The cheer squad performs during half time and has a friendly cheer off with the Fainnont Firebird's squad

Tiarra Comer' 11 and Madeline Conroy '09 "Bring It" during a CJ pep rally.

Breonna Simmons' 10 watches the Eagles dominate the opposing team.

Laura West' 10 shows much enthusiasm during the game to get the crowd pumped up.

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The cheer squad executes a J:€rlect perlormance at a CJ pep rally.

CJ cheerleaders ~owtheir ocoresof a dunk they had ~enbya men's basketball pia)"r.

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Christmas Dance a Fun Way to Celebrate the Season

"Mistletoe Kisses" was the theme for the dance, which was held on De::ember 12 at eleIYone's favorite place, The Greek Orthodox Church. The dance was an exciting night for the freshmen since it was their first dance at CJ.

The Christmas Dance this year was a special night for eleIYone, especially the seniors. Midway through the dance, the song "Viva la Vida" came on, which led to the seniors circling up to honor classmate, Lucas Pfander. Nathan Constable '09 aod Patty Arnold '09 were crowned King and Queen of the dance, while Alex Talib and Kayla Sauve were the senior representatives.

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Front row: Kristina Barcinas and Ashley Robison '09, Casey

Munn'lO. Back row: Emily

Striebich and Lauren Tilm '09, Rachel

Bridgman and Ally Flinn '10

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Marie Freeman, '11, Mary Moore '10, Maggie Ryan '11, Kiersten Sargent

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Freshmen: Dominic Genovesi and Morgan Coffey Sophomores: Cody Burke and Cannen Brooks

Juniors: Scott Lambert and Meghan Lefeld Seniors: Alex Talib and Kayla Sauve

King and Queen: Nathan Constable and Patty Arnold

Sacksteder '10 have a great time dancing together.

Broonna Simmons '10 and Anlwone

Cameron '09 take a break from dancing to pose with Santa.

Jose Arias, l::l'f::oor;-:--' and Keenan Watson of '09 enjoy their last Christmas

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Back Row: Nathan Jackson, Coach William Mccuddy, Alex Treadway, Gina Harrington, Randy Leik 4th Row: cody Burke, Daniel Striebich, Chandani Harjani, Tori Kreitzer, Megan pierce, Mackenzie Aughe, Lauren

Gough, KayJie Doman 3rd Row: Lauren Porter, Madeline Kaminski, Christina Chabali , Cora Harrison, Katheryne Austin, Brooke Place, Lizzie

Gleason, Bridget McCormick 2nd Row: Dan Marrinan, chartes Jackson, Ben Quinttus, Becca Rougier, Jessica Yaney, Emily Striebich, Jose Mias,

Emily Jackson Front Row: Penn sadd, Zak Hadaway, David Kracirtk, Jeff MCQuiston, Emily Olmsted, Taylor Beyerle, Alicia Gomez,

Elizebeth Grigg, Lisa Treadway, Madeline Quill

Senior Zak Hadaway leaps ahead to an early lead in his

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~niorNight Senior night was an emotional and exciting time for the CJ swim team. Every

member of the swim team proudly wore orange, the color of their beloved teammate Lucas Pfander. The seniors were honored in front of family, friends, and spectators o

e a reading of their achievements and college plans by Coach Alex Treadway. At

end of the readings, Coch Treadway read a special bio, followed by a moment of , iI""nr.<=o to honor Lucas. Although the entire swim team felt a void of where Lucas' cheerful and smiling face was missing, his presence was felt at every swim meet. There was no doubt he was there behind every swimmer, watching every race, cheering on the Eagles.

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Senior Becca Rougier shows good technique in the butterfly.

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Senior David Kracirik gets a jump on the competition in the 200 free.

Senior Ben Quinttus dives in with perfect form to finish the boys relay.

The Rood to State There were many highlights over the 2008-2009 swimming season.

Many records were broken, personal bests met, and many hard earned victories. But the biggest accornplishrnent of the season was the boys 200 freestyle relay rnaking it to the state charnpionship rneet. The relay conssted of seniors Charlie Jackson, Zak Hadaway, Ben Quinttus, and David Kracirik. This is the first relay tearn to rnake it to state in the history of CJ swirnrning.

The first day back in the pool after GCl's, the relay tearn started a saying with the coaches,"The Road to State." Every day the tearn would corne in and write a big" Road to State" and the nurnber of the day on the practice board. When asked about the relay, senior Ben Quinttus said, "I'rn really proud of the tearn. We made it to state and had no club swirnrners on the relay, which is a huge a=ornplishrnent." Senior David Kracirik had this to say about the relay, "I'rn so proud of the guys, we rnade it to state! We never lost sight of our goal and practiced our hardest every day."

The Girls tearn finished the year out strong by qualifying for distfcts in the 200 free relay, conssting of Taylor Beyerle '09, Katheryne Austin '11, Usa Treadway '09, and Ernily Jackson '09. Usa Treadway also qualified indivuidually in her 100 breaststroke.

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Men Struggle for Winning Record

This se<ron the men strLqjkod to find a rythym as thEy were only able to finish 7·11, gJing 7·7 agDnst en teams. Amidst their seven wins, the men were able to beat Alter both time; thEy played them. "Reg:rrdl!lis of what our rerord Wili," said loe Swann 'ff), '1 had to iJst go out, bowl my bIlit arxl never let up." IUIlin Overman '10 phcro fourth in the en with an average of 206 pim arxl Fric AbnEy ' ff) phaed seventh in the en with an average of 2022 pim.

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W, L laIoI~ & MNichola; 2430 2556 & 2207 L Valdalia Butler 2299 2299 W F61wid< 2458 1926

An Eagle Soars to State! Shannon D;Witt '10 and her amazing bowling skills took

her all the wrfj to the State Championship this year, where she finished in 11th piace. She also wrn able to grab the number one sJXll in Ga:L with an avera!f of 199.1 pins, making it the stl:ond straight year a Lady Engle wrn firit in the league. As a team, the ladies IJ'tformed to a 13-4 ra:ord and went 9-4 in the league. They were also able to finish 3rd out of the 8 teams in the Ga:L tournament.

Back: Cooch Larry, Jessica Rendon, Chelsea Flohre, Emily Hoefler, Kristina Bardnrn

Women's Scoreboard Middle: Shannon D;Witt, Kiersten Sargent

Chelsea Flohre '09 & Shannon DeWitt '10

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Parents "Decked Out" to Have a Good Time Parents came together to boogie down in their red and black attire at this

year's dances with the casino theme, "Let the Good Times Roll." For the first time in many years, the Mother Son Dance outnumbered the attendance at the Father Daughter Dance.

Senior Jessica Yaney's dad was crowned King of the Dance. In Jessica's essay, she talked about why her dad is superman. "Through my entire life, my dad has always been involved, the good times and the bad times, the achievements and the let downs, the smiles and the tears." Senior Mike Raiff's mom was Queen of the Dance. Mike's essay brought tears to everyone's eyes as he talked about how much he will miss his mom while he is at school next year.

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Rachael Engle '09 with her dad. Isaiah Cordell '09 enjoys a dance with his mom.

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Front Row; Kyra Stepney, Brittany Ernst, April Grierson, Marlena Hoendorf, Sara Yoder, Shanice Reynolds , Tiffany Heard, Sharon Reynolds

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Members of the Eaglffi baseball team have a lot ~~;~~~a~b~OUi:tJthijiS~S€~a3~o:~n~as~~so~m~ef~1~:': f WJ$ made and several oflhe players were leaders in 1 categories. i ' won the GeL Player of the Year, making it the first time Along with his award, Mike also had some impressive slats with .513. Todd Barhorst '10 led the team with 4 home runs and Mike Raiff '09 W82

3. Ch ris Bruckman's '(J) impressive 58 strikeouts led the team and also landed him aspot on GCLFirst Team along with Mike Raiff '09, David Schwendeman '09, and Chris Poelking '10 . Todd and Bobby Richardson '09 made Second Team.

k; for the season, the Eagles wen t 7-11, going 4-6 in the GCL. Although it was an improvement from last year, the team had some rough spots during the season. They lost their first five games and even lost both times to Al ter. Things began to look up towards the end of the year when the Eagles won their first three games in May. Theyblew out Thurgood Marshall in the first postseaon game before losing to Franklin in the second game.

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before the game.

Patrkk Bruggeman '09 and Mason Hkkey '10 d~llSS their strategy on the mound.

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Front Row: Chris Poelking, Patrick Bruggeman, Alex Talib,Jennar Rayford, Mike Raiff, David Schwendeman, Mason Hkkey, Coach Mike Kelly

League Titles and State Appearances for Track Team

T k Both the men's team and the women's team had great seasons this rae year The girls captured the GGCL title, which contributed to beating

Alter for the All Sport Trophy, while the men were Divison II District • & Runners-Up. Both teams had runners compete at the State Meet. Lizzie

• Gleason' 10 and Heisha Hardings '09 qualified individually.

The men had two relays qualify, consisting of Aaron Stokes' 11, 88 . Laron Brown' 10, Bryan Cain' 11 , Galen Curry' 10, Kamal Shafeek • F Id '09, and Darian Reynolds' 12. Bryan Cain qualified in the 300 hurdles

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Men's Team

Front Row: Corwin Pope,Jose Arias, Anthony Royster, "--I Kamal Shafeek, Adrian Warfield

Second Row: Galen Curry, Dylan Aughe, Josh Gamer, Laron Brown, Chris Boddie Third Row: Jordan Champion, Sam Mullins, Tyler McBeath, Darian Reynolds, Antonee Darden Fourth Row: Demarco Gresham, Da'kwan Frazier, Cory Jager, Matt Byrd, Rayshawn Cook, Austin Ball Filth Row: Tyler Coy, Jared Jones,Jererniah Sutton, Treyron Carter, Aaron Stokes Sixth Row: Coach John, Coach Kennedy, Coach Zach, Coach Pucket~ Coach Coleman, Coach Beyerle

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share of defeats (4-14 record; 3rd place in the GeL), seven of toose losses were by a margin of 3-2. This was the youngest men's varsity team in recent history. Andrav Bole '12was the team's most successful player at first singles, with a record of 17-14 Andrew finffied 3rd in the .,;tional tournament and reached the quarterfinals at

r~~I',kt, and was named first team all-area in

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Men's Varsity Tennis

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as the CJ Eagles Men's Volleyball Team walked onto the court on senior night . Both fans and players were clad head to toe in orange in support of their fallen Eagle, Lucas pfander.

The game was one of the most exciting of the season. The Eagles took on the Fairmont Firebirds. Both teams played extremely well. The Eagles lost the first game, then came back to win the next two. CJ lost in the fourth game, but after an exciting pep talk from the coaches in the huddle before the fifth game, the Eagles played hard with emotion and ferocity and came back to win the fifth game. After the final point , the team went crazy and collapsed into a well deserved huddle of celebration. Senior David Kracirik remembers senior Dan Marrinan telling him on the bench, "Come on, let's do this one for Lucas!"

The Eagles continued on with an outstanding season and fought their way into the state volleyball tournament. The Eagles played the defending state champions Hoban High School in the semi-finals and never gave up, but were defeated after battling for 5 games. The team was upset after losing a very close match, but every team member played their hardest, so there were no regrets.

Charlie Jackson '09 flashes his signature smile as he catches a glimpse of theCJ crowd.

Kracirik '09 ferociously spikes the ball at the

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Joe Femeding '11 sings "T ake a Chance on Me"

The band takes a break during a scene change of the play.

Grace Pera '09, Sam Raul '10, and Rebecca Ruttle '09 get ready to take the stage together as Amy March, Beth March, and Jo March.

The CJ sk:q2 willl1€ver be the f£ll1le ~ to the cast of ''Uttle Women" 00:alli'e of all the Jremories shamI.

The cast of "little Women" was a group of out5tanding talent. HI have never in my life seen such amazing determination and hard work in a cas~ H Director Mr. Davis said. "The girls had such great chemistry together and you would think they might actually be sisters. Well, two of them were." REbecca Ruttle playoo Jo March, the second o[de5~ a tomboy and very opinionatOO sister, while Rachel Ruttle playoo Meg March, the hopeless romantic who finds her perfect match in John Brook playoo by Greg Schwab. Next in the order comes Beth March played by Saman tha Raiff. Beth is the moot caring and sweet of the sisters and the mest mother-like to them. Amy (playoo by Graoo Pera) \VanlS fine things and wants to be high in society - everything that her rich, upstanding Aunt March (played by Carrie Meixner) wants JO to 00 , Their sof~ understanding mother is played by Maggie Ryan, Marmee March, whose hmband is off at war, misses him dearly while she is "Here Alone," Wh en Theodore Laurence the 3rd (played by Joe Ferneding) moves in with his hard old grandfather (played by Trevon Carter), he tells Jo that he loves that she is differen t and insists that she take a chance on me,

The story begins with Jo March in 1866 wanting to be a published writer, When she receives criticism from Professor Bhaer, played by Anthony Royster, she has a flashback of her old life in Concord, Her flashback includes memories of her mother, her friend Laurie, and her three sisters Meg, Beth, and Arrr/. They promise to be together forever, but that changes when Meg gets engaged through the song of "More Than I Am" sung to say that MegmakesJohn Brook more than he could ever be alone. Amy travels the world. She goes to New York to become a writer and soon has to retum because her sister Beth is deathly ill. They say their tearful good byes when Beth sings asong about how "Some Things Are Meant to Be" Beth tells Jo that she's lived her whole life 10YingJo, and it's time to let her go. The death of her sister was devastating, but the memories of her sisters inspired her to write "Little Women." Mriy comes home and JO learns that she and Laurie are engaged. To Amy and Laurie it was "The Most Amazing Thing" When the profe.;:sor comes to see Jo, he tells her he loves her and our story ends with his propoo:al. The story, however, did not end for the CJ cast. After the show, cast member SamRaiffwas taken aside by a director from Dayton Playhouse and asked to audition for "Bye Bye Birdie," and she recievoo the lead role. Raiff says, "I will never forget Little Women, The best memories I have of CJ are from this show. I grew closer to a lot of peep Ie and now they're some ofmyb85t friends," The ending is nowhere near for Rooeoca Ruttle who will be attending Northwestern to study musical theatre, The r85t of the cast has many more sho\W to perform on the CJ stage and hopes that next year will 00 as good as this year, k> director) 00

Watley says, "The talent in this show was amazing, I' ve seen many shows at CJ, and there has never been a ootter show than Little Women, Period, "

Sam Raiff '10 sham; her talent on the piano. "Which one of the dreadful little March girls are you?" "I'm dreadful Beth."

Rachel RuUle '11 prepares for her first ball. "What will I do if someone asks me to danCB?" 'Just smile and say, ']' d be delightED. '"

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Senior Dinner Dance was the start of the last few memories for the Class of 2009. According to Katie Eloe, "It was really fun to come together for one last time as a class." Jesse Ward thought that "the food was great, the cake was even better!" The night wrapped up with a slideshow put on by Bobby Richardson and a final sway to "Viva la Vida."

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A M:€1l, Eliz:J1:€th 115, 120, 125, 170, 183 .Abney, Eric 72,125 Adams, COl)' 2, 30, 110, 111, 119, 123, 125, 182 Allen, Ch::€lyn 9, 32, 76 An rlo rson, Catrerine 5,125 AnrlolSon, Lakenya 52 AnrlolSon, Mich::.ol 25, 76 Andre'l1S, Erin 2, 3, 17,40,41,110,115, 119,125,192,199 Anthony, Ret€rxa5, 102, 168, 174 Arias, Jose 5, 34, 42, 67, 63, 69, 88,125, 148,161,196 Arnold, Alexis 125 Arnold, Patricia2, 67, 97, 110, 119, 125, 157,159,190 Arnold, Trent 102 Arquilla, David 110, 126, 167, 196, 198 Atkimon,Jalela32, 102, 165 Augre, Dylan42, 88,102 Augre, Mackenzie 52, 180 Auricchio, Samaol 76 Austin, KatreryIlO 25, 76, 153 Avricchio, Sam 25 Ax!, Aaron 52 kd, Emily 102

B Backhaus, Anne 76, 181 Baird, Meredith 102 Baker, AllenlS 52 Baker, Monica34, 89, 98, 126, 161 Baldwin, Nathan 76 Ball, Austin 25, 76, 88, 148, 156 Batt€t, Cwoy 102, 182 Barcinas, Kristina66, 73, 126 Barhorst, Dan~l 52, 151 Barhorst, Mich::€1102 Barhorst, Todd 39, 190 Barret~ Cl)'S tal 76 Bartley, EY31l102, 156, 188 Bass, Ryan 3, 62, 102, 165, 166 Baumgartner, David 102, 170 Beach, Samaol52 Beall, Brian 52 Beckham, C' ~rra 102 Bell, Aaron 76,163 Bell, Emmanaol 76 Benedict, POj:€ 174 Bertke, Alexanrior 39,102,159,190 Berwa, Gilbert 118 Besecker, Jonathan 52 Beyerle, Taylor 2, 3, 37, 42, 43, 68, 69, 89, 98, 111, 120, 122, 126, 172, 190, 198, 202, 203 Beyoglires, Kathleen 33, 102, 172 Bibbs,Jonathan 102 Bills, KaElyn40, 102, 177

Bishop, William 76, 180 Bizimana, Albiffi 34, 102 Blalock, Cecely 126, 152, 175 Boddie, Chris 88 Bo)o, Andrew 52, 90, 91 BonIlOr, Diann 45, 52 BonIlOr, Jonathan 37, 39, 102 Booker, kh)oy 37,102 Bostock, Tiara 32, 76 Boston, Johr£SSa 52, 89 Boyer, A)oxandria 76, 161 Bramlage, Logan 44, 52,169,176,185 Bray, Mary Ann 14 Breh, Akanrior 76 Bridgman, Rach::€166, 102 Brinkman, Anffi 50, 51, 76, 181 Brock, Madison 52 Broob, Ariel )o 76, 1)8, 162 Brooks, Br€auna 102 Broob, Carmen 67, 76 Broob, Coleon 102 Broob, Jim 47, 91, 154 Broob, John 91 Brotrers,John 11 Brown, Ahmad 52 Brown, Cierra 52, 89 Brown, Ella 52, 181 Brown,James 126 Brown,Jordan 2,110,114,117,126,159 Brown, Laton 88, 102, 161, 177 Brown, Ta>wn 52,154 Brown, Victoria 52 Brubaker, Carson 76,161 Bruckman, Christop rer 17, 66, 115, 126 Bruggeman, Molly 36, 96, 97, 102 Bruggeman, Patrick 30, 35, 100, 110, 115, 119,127,169, 173, 190, 195 Brun, Emily 76, 77, 89, 179 Brun, Paige 20, 52, 73 Brun, Rachel 60, 112, 127 Brum,John 127, 191 Bl)'an~Jay 20, 52 Baorschen,John 76 Baorschen, Mollie 3, 5, 46, 47, 102, 114 Buress, Monica 76,148 Burke, Cody 67,76 Bush, Katie 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 34, 35, 37, 42, 43, 110,114,127, 167, 188, 192 Bush, Namron 52 BllS&, Abigail 2, 9, 102, 169 Byrd, Goralynn 9, 25, 32, 64, 76, 156, 186 Byrd, Mattrew42, 52,88,197 Byrd, Shannon 52

c Cain, Bryan 42, 76 Calhoun,Jacob 52 Cameron, Anhvone 37, 67, 111, 115, 127 Campt€ll, Nicole 97, 114, 127, 172, 194, 195,199

Campos, Brian 12 Candler, Ak 149 Carmich::€l, CeY31lE' 76, 148 Carrigg, Mary 43, 52, 169, 180 CarEr, Tamaya 76 CarEr, Treyvon 76, 88,163 Casey, Daniel 8, 9, 119, 127 Casey, Emily 45, 52 Cataldi, wminic 102 Chabali, Christina 9, 37, 43, 68, 102, 150, 163,164,168,175,177 Champion, Jordan 52, 88 Chandlar, Alexandria 118 C rem~ l, Bret 1)8 Ct-estnu~ Brendan 37,90,91,103 Chick, John 52, 54 Chick,Julia35,46, 47, 120, 127, 149, 184, 190,198 Chm~ l, Brett 13,154 Clark, Lauren 103, 175, 190 Clark, Mary 111, 117, 118, 120, 128, 151, 160,170,177,182,184,202,203 Class, Senior 201 Clay, T~ra 76 C)oary, Margaret 36, 77 C)oawr, Allison 53 C)oment, Shar'na 114,128,149 CC€, Ret€cca 77, 157 Coffey, Morgan 53,178 Coffman, Brandon 103 Colbert, Lisa22, 23 Co)oman, Akandria 52, 53, 88,178 Cokl, Alyce 3, 77, 162 Collim, Rachel 43, 77, 89 Collim, Veronica 103,181 Colvin, Marcus 16, 120, 191 Comer, Tiarra32, 64, 77, 79, 164, 167, 175, 189 Conant, Ian 53, 178, 180 ConIlOr,Joshua53, 57, 178 Conroy, Mario li ffi 9, 32, 64, 111, 120, 121, 128,1)8,164,170 Comtab)o, Cody 53 Comtab)o, Nathan 9,:.s, 39, 67, 119, 128, 155,172,179 Cook, Rashawn 53, 57, 88 Corbit!, RaVin 114, 128 Corrioll, Isaiah 17, 30, 31, 36, 128 Cordonnier, David 103, 163, 188, 190 Comin, Katrerine 129 Cottrell, Al)on 77 Cottrell, Heatl-er 123, 128, 155, 181 Cox, Grace 8, 40, 41,128,164,192 Cox,Jack 77,189 Coy, Tyler53, 57, 88,185 Craighead, Abigail 53 Cra1ltford, Clarke 34, 37, 43, 103 Cromartie, Elizat€th 77,177 Cronin, Katrerine 34, 40, 41,60,110,112, 129,148,153 Cronin, Micaola8, 45, 60, 103, 190

Cubbie, Taylor 4, 8, 9, 70, 98, 123, 129 Caollar, Ana 53, 65 Curry, Galen 88, 113, 148 Curtis, Anthony 103, 177

o DabIlOY, Austin 107 DamienIlO, SiSEr 6, 7, 146 Dannemil)or, Emily 53 Dant,Jordan:.s, 39, 115, 123, 129, 161, 167,195 Darrion, Antonee 42, 77, 88 Daugherty, Brenna 5, 6, 9, 60, 98, 112, 114, 129,129,148,162,165, 168, 199 Daugherty, John 77 Daugherty, Logan 77, 150 Davis, Anthony 33 Davis, Ametia 77, 186 Davis, Ty)or 103, 181 CevoiOlO, Tevin 77 CeWeawr, Kiara23, 103 CeWeawr, Mariah 5, 36 , 112, 115, 118, 129, 129 CeWitt, Shannon 3, 6, 7, 73, 103 Dickem, Cameron 53 Dickem, Camille 53, 89,178 Dickem, Chuck 3, 21, 129, 156, 167 Diggs, Lyndsey 77, 175, 189 Dillon, Brendan 39,103 Dillon, KaEri 53 Dillon, Tim 22 Di±lrow, NiOJle 60, 61, 103, 163, 182 Ditto, Keely 53, 178 Dixon, I.ennette 77, 89 wman, Kaylie 53 wrman,Jenna 129,160,171,199 w'lld, Connor3, 103 wwner, Ellen 16, 17 wzer, Lori 27 Dre&ien, NiOJle 3, 46, 47, 68, 103, 153, 156 Dre'lling, Audrey 52, 53, 185 Dudley, Renecha89, 103, 107, 149 Duffy, Erin40, 103, 163, 168, 169, 181, 183, 190 Duffy, Riviere 6, 45, 77 Dufresne, Taylor 3,103 Dumon,Jamar 72,103,152 Dumon, Sydreo 53 Durrio n, Allison 32, 64, 103 [);vire, Travis 2, 53

E Early, Micreal110, 129, 170, 182 Egt€rs, Nancy 21 Eichenaaor, Susan 12 Eifer~ Va10rie 53, 181 Elliott, Jennifer 12 Eloe, Kat~ 8,100,110,130, 148, 157, 162, 175,179,193,198,202,203 Eloe, Laura21, 23,149

Emery, Angela 77 Emmerich, Charles 39, 53 Emmerich, Karen 18 Engel, Matlrew 77 Engel, Rach::.o1130, 171 Ernst, Brittany 103 Ernst, Christoprer 103, 165, 166 Ethun, Laken 103 Evans, Brittany 89, 103 Evans, Gregory 53, 1%

F Fan, David 103 Fans, unriofined 31 Fears, Cesmon 103 Ferr.oding, Joseph 51, 77, 94, 95 Finch,~n 77 Finley, Taryn 103, 113 Fisrer, Jordan 53, 176 Fitch, Molly 53 FilZ\liater, Donald 53, 57 Flannery, Nicholas 8, 9, 53 Fleming, Sreffi' 3, 60, 122, 130, 155 Fletcher, Adam 53 Flinn, Alexandra66, 96, 97, 103 Flinn, Timothy 53 Flohre, Cheboa8, 9, 73, 130, 194, 201 Flood, Marioleine 50, 130, 183 Foley, Kyle 42, 77 Foley, Sean 53 FonEno~ Stepren 103 Fortson, Ruby 53 Frazier, Da'kwan 53, 82 Freeman, Ann 54, 67, 78 Friedlanrior, Dawn 53, 185 Frost, Ron 17 Frost, Ronda 6, 182 Fuchs, SE'>IO 20, 26, 156

( , Gago, Sierra 5, 60, 103 G~, Simonffi 53, 60 Gamb )o, Aneisha 53 Gardffir, Col~ta 103 Garffir,Joshua 34, 82, 89, 103, 162, 182 Garrison, Sha'llll17, 66, 122, 130 Gavin, Patrick 53 Gavin, Shannon 53 Geg)o in, Thomas 103 Gehres, Edmund 53 Geno'RSi, Dominic 6, 7, 53, 177 Gerhard, Lindsey 114, 130, 172, 198 Gifford, Tiffany 115, 130, 161, 167, 171, 176,184 Gilt:€r~ Lamar53 Gile,pie, Rachel 112, 131 G)oason, Elizat:€th 37, 43, 89,103 Got:€r, kha 103,113 Goddard, Cedrick4, 17, 30, 118, 131 Golson,Jalana33,103 Gomez, Alicia 7,68,69,110,120,131,155, 1%,160,166,171,174,184,193 Gough, Lauren 78 Gray, Jaria 103 Gray, Victoria 78,150 Greathouse, Quinton 103

Grea'lel, Levon 114, 118, 119, 123, 131, 198 Homan, Kelsey40,41, 110, 112, 122, 133, Grren, Edward 131, 167 155,177,189 Grrent:€rg, Marc 60 HoniollS, Christoprer 78 Gregory,John Paul 11 Hopkins, Crelsey 34,104,107 Gre;ham, Cemarco 82 Hoskins, Allen 60 Gre;ham, RodffiY 53 House, Tanisha 104 Gr~fSon, AtJril78 Ho'lfatd, William 77, 78, 80 Grigg, Elizat:€th68, 69,131 Hugl)Oly, India98, 117, 133, 151, 160, 196, Grismer, Damienffi 146, 149 202,203 Gto'>lO, Emily 32, 78, 179

H Hadamy, Zachary 8, 44, 68, 69, 110, 131, 149,151,168, 175, 177, 192 Haddaway, Zachary 69 H:Jf';an, Branrion 53 H:Jf';an, Christoprer 78 H:Jf';an, Curt17, 165, 195 Hailu, Mari 103, 152, 172 Ha1oY, Anffi 17, 36, 96, 97, 112, 119, 131, 149,150,153,160,162,174,190,191 HaJoY, Mary 46, 47, 53, 178 Hall, Amanda 78, 154 Hall, Anthony 103 Hall, Mallory 103, 164, 169, 174, 182, 194, 195 Hall, Raymmond 6, 7, 78 Hallinan, Chare, 20, 110, 115, 132, 155, 161,162,167,195 Hammerly, Angela 20 Hamj:€l, Hannah 103 Hampton, Christian 104 Handorf, Philip 104 Hangana, Joseph 4, 78, 90, 91, 170 Hankey, Rot:€rt 36, 78 Harding, Danreisha 32, 82, 89, 112, 114, 132,164,167, 194 Harington, Mrs. 179 Harjani, Chandani 54,185 Harrington, Gina 12, 39 Harrison, Cora 5, 6, 9, 104, 168, 169, 170, 172 Harrison, Ernest 104 Hausmann, Lauren 12 Hayek, Amanda 54 Hayek, wretta98, 114, 122, 132, 169, 182 Hayes, Kayla 78 Head, E:Jf';le 155 Heard, Tiffany 2, 78, 80 Heck, Andrew 4, 14, 30, 34, 66, 110, 115, 117,119,132, 148, 153, 162, 167, 171, 192, 197 Held, Sara 54 Helms, Andy 26,153,156,160,179 HenriofSon, Kiara 104 Henffi, Matthe;v 78, 90, 91 Herd, Schaudon 54 Herzer, Jacql)Oline 23, 37, 43,104,169 Hess, Kurt30, 62, 63, 110, 114, 118, 119, 132, 153 Hickey, Mason 36,104,166, 170 Higgins, Kalila 132 HC€fler, Emily 8, 9, 73, 132 HC€ndorf, Marlena 2, 37, 104 Hollan, Salvatore 54 Hollis, Lee 78, 80, 179 Holmes, Timothy 39,110,132,173

I It:€rico, Lucas 9, 17, 91, 119, 133, 159, 171, 176,196,198 Igah, Frank 104,149,165,166 Iles, Brintt:J.rbO 133, 199,202,203 Ingram, Cameron 17, 119, 120, 133, 156, 170, 174 Isaac, Donald 104

J Jachlon, Chare, 8, 35, 68, 69, 115, 118, 133,150,158,192 Jachlon, Emily 35, 51, 68, 69, 133, 150, 195 Jachlon, Kevin 54 Jachlon, Nathan 54,68,177 Jachlon, Treton 78, 80 Jachlon, Tynisa 133,199 J~r, Cory 82 Jancauskas, Rach::.ol104 Jandel, Samuel 44, 110, 115, 119, 134, 168, 171,173 Jaudon, Emily 104, 107, 148 Jenkins, Levin 54 Jenkins, Mark 104 Jennison, Ste'>lOn 54, 179 Johnson, Dan~lle 37, 43, 89,104,159,165 Johnson, CevanE 54 Johnson,Jack30,78 Johnson,Jeremy 104, 113 Johnson, Nicolette 80,104, 165 Johnson, Rachel 67, 114, 134 Jomantas, Andrew 104, 181 JOM, Brian 78 JOM, Emanl)Ol 72, 104, 165, 166 JOM,Jarred 78,80,82,161,177,178 JOM,Jasmine 78, 89 JOM, Mitcrell54 JOM, Tyesha 60,118,134,160,166,195 Jun~wicz-Fogle, Corey 3, 78

K Kactloy, Crelsy 79, 1% Kaminski, Connor 54 Kaminski, Elise 8, 45, 45,114,134,150, 172,197 Kaminski, Marioline 8, 45,104,190 Kassner, Brad 18 Kauth, Alexanrior 17, 30, 62, 63, 134, 189 Kern,Joanna 102,104,148,174 Kester, Abt:€y 104, 107, 151, 160, 161, 163, 175,202,203 Keys, Peyton 54, 179 Kidd, Phillip 54, 62 King, Bruce 104 King, Taylor 54 Kinffiar, Kelli 11

Kinsey, Kelly 97, 110, 111, 117, 134, 152, 160,162,165,167,182, 199 Klosterman, Ethan 2, 3, 7, 98, 110, 114, 134,156,167,182,194,200 Klosterman, Sylvia 79 Knight, Christian 54 Knorreck, Mich::.ol104, 107 Koch, Andrew 54 KC€hl, Levi 79 Kohek, Josephiffi 54 Koob, Timothy 4, 39, 104, 152, 153, 172, 185 Kossoudji, Holli 54 Kossoudji, Tiffani 79, 80 Kracirik, David 4, 8,68,69,134, 149, 152, 173,175,192,202,203 Kreitzer, Joshua 54 Kreitzer, Kaitlyn 79 Kreitzer, Victoria 54 Krug, Sarah 115, 122, 135, 156, 183 K'llihangana, Romeo 104

L La, Brenda4, 5, 66, 114, 135, 162, 166, 176 Laage, Paul 79 Laan, Shant 181 Lamt:€rt, Jessica 79, 80 Lamt:€rt, Scott 6, 9, 67, 102, 104, 114, 150, 163,164,168,175,177, 180, 194, 195 Lanres,Joshua 79,173 !.Mg, We 35, 135, 160 Lark, Damion 54 I.3s&Jlle, Aaron 54 LaYffi, wnovan 36 Leathers, Racrel 79, 80,151 Leddy, Brianna51, 104, 107 Lee, Nola 104 Lefeld, Meghan 3, 37, 43, 67, 104, 150, 153, 163,164,168,182,195, 196 Leik, Randall 54 leMaire, Kat~ 194, 202, 203 Leon, Jamel54 Leon, Shantal 79 Leonard, TremaYffi 54 Lett, Cory 79 Leviffi, Andrew 135, 166 Leviffi, Eric 54 Le'llis, KourtffiY 32,104,200 Liggett, Thomas 54, 56 Litl)o, Anna 79 Litl)ojohn, Quayshaun 104, 149, 159 wng, RaYE'a54 wnffiman, Tara8, 9, 17, 110, 135, 183 w'>lOlace, Dometria32, 104, 113, 161 Lunriorman, Erica 104 Lynch, Kelly 20,164

M Mack, Ahmad 31,105,149,153, 162,202, 203 Macleod, Judi 12 Manovich, John 54 Manovich, Mich::.ol105 Manl)Ol, Andre 118 Manl)Ol, Andrea 135 Marando, Nicholas 54

Marks, Sarah 114, 135 Mikl, MaJoline 2, 3, 6, 36, 110, 137, 150, OSEndOlf,Joseph 79 Q Marrinan, Dan~19 , 35, 68, 69, 114, 122, 160,167,171, 177, 192 OSErday, Drew 79 135,156 Mikl, Patrick 55 OSErday, Ginny 122, 1:)S Quill, MaJoline 2, 3, 5, 35, 68, 69, 111, 115, Marrinan, Elise 105, 163, 180, 191 Miller, Bryttani 55, 181 Owrman.Jmtin44, 72, 105, 157 139,164,166,167,168, 194, 195 Marshall, D:J1"£Sa32, 64, 65, 105 Miller, Holly 79 Owrman, Rich 72 Quinttus, Benjamin8,:)S, 39, 68, 69, 118, Marshall.John 11, 35, 121, 122, 179 MIller.Jacob 70, 105 Owons, Alexa 55 140,162,173.175,183,192 Marshall.Joshua 71, 79, 179, 189 Miller, Mattrew 30, 66, 137, 1)8, 163, 182 Owons, Ian 44, n. 105, 157, 188 Marshall,Jmtin 136, 151, 162, 192, 198 Miller, Mi ke 11

P R Marshall, Kaorin 54, 168, 179 Miller, Monica 114, 137 Martirek, Micrel )o 3, 9, 46, 47, 105,160, Miller, Sean 55,90,91

Parker, Catre ri re 105 Raiff, Mich::€15, 8, 30, 110, 114, 140, 164,

163,171,175,180,190,195 Milller, Matt 137 173 Marx, Adrianre 45, 54,89 Mills, Evan 79,180 Parker, Davashawn 23,105 Raiff, Mike 11, 148, 180 Marx, Maddi 45, 54 Milton, Brooke 79 Parrish, Alexis 55 Raiff, Samantha 9, 32, 50, 64, 95, 106, 157, Mason, Angela 13,146 Minnifield, Steffanie 105 Patterson, Mannin4, 8, 9, 36, 118, 123, 162 Matre'ITS, Allison 136 Momiree, Mickey 22,23,151 1:)S,160

Rains, Rebecca 79 Matre'ITS, Stepren 163 Morey, Matt 39 Pawlka, kh)oy 2,105 Rainwater, Zachary 79 Matis, Carolire 9, 32, 64, 110, 136, 155, Moody, Anthony 34,105,165,171 Pawlka, SEwn 105 Ramirez, Areli 98 161,163,165,167 Moody, Tiffany 55 Payre, Chrysalis 118, 1:)S, 149, 161, 166 Ramirez, Mayra 79, 80 Matthe;vs,Allison 110, 170, 171, 175, 196 Moon, Kennyqua 79 Pem, Grace 6, 35, 51, 95, 110, 114, 121, Rayford,}ormar2, 3, 31, 37, 106, 161, 177 Matthe;vs, Sttv ren 90, 91, 105 Moore, Mary 51, 67, 105 138,160,166,195 Razamkas, John 80 Mattis, Caroline 148, 152 Morales, Isaiah 77,79,180 Perez, Daniel 34, 55 Razamkas, Thomas 140, 192 May, Alisha 43, 79, 1)8 Moreland, Lamicah 105 Perkins, Aaron 39, 105, 161 Reagan, Peg 25 Mayer, Hannah 54 Morris, Kat 22 Perkins, Susan 45, 55 Regper, Christoprer 106 Mays, Amanda2, 5, 111, 114, 136, 173 Morrison, Jordon 79 Persons, Christoprer 79, 88 Redinger, Richard 80 McBeath, Tyler 55, 88 Maoller, Greg 43,146,158,168,194,202 PeErs, Dalynn 5, 111, 115, 119, 139, 149, Reis. Rebecca 55 McCleskey, Dariore 55, 57 Mugisha, Boris 105, 158 161,167,173,174,176,199 Rendon,pica 73,119,140,159,166,199 McCIC€, Breilun 62, 79, 148, 167, 178 Muhl, Kelly 12 PeErson, Breanna 150 Renrer, Elexm 55, 89 McCormick, Bridget 55 Muhl,Nicholas 79, 161, 169, 170, 173, 174 PeErson, Catl-erire 3, 79, 88, 89 Reuter, Anre 67, 80 McCormick, William 105, 163, 190 Mullins, Samuel42, 55, 88 Pezo, Aimee 118, 139, 177, 182, 197 Reyes-Lang, Alexandra80 McCrate, Marilyn 22 Munn, Casey 50, 66, 105, 180 Pfanrior, Lucas 139 Reynolds, Darian 55, 88, 89 McCutcren, Niche )o 55 Murphy, Elinor 110, 137, 176 Prelps, Amy 13 Reynolds, Seanice 78, 80 McCermot~ Sean 55 Myers, Courtrey 105 hkenbrock, Mattrew 23, 42, 105 Reynolds, Sharon 55 McGarry, Monica 105 Myrick, Jasmire 21, 50, 114, 183 hkenbrock, Mich::€l 70, 105, 181, 197 Ricciuto, Tony 16, 17 McGinnis, Margaret 5, 46, 47, 111, 136 Myton, Christian 2,:)S, 39, 111, 119, 137, hrce, Megan 21, 55 Richard, Lindsay 80 McIntosh, Antwon 72 169,171 h rce, Scott 21 Richardson, Bobby 5, 20, 111, 149, 171, McKelwy, William 55 Pinson, Breonna 34, 55 173,176,180,192 McKinrey, Khayriyyah 55 N Pitts, Charity 106, 165 Richardson, Robert 8, 9, 66, 140, 195 McMahon, Allison 55 Pitts.Jacob 123, 139, 149, 165, 202, 203 Robillard, Emily 55 McManm, Bridget 8, 40, 41, 112, 136, 153, Nartker, Cam 137, 154 Place, Brooke 106, 151 Robinson, Angelica 113 154,160,169,182,195 Ndacaybonga, Ange-Mar~ 198 Plake, William 55 Robison, khley47, 66, 120, 140, 149, 167, McManm, Patrick 55 NMru, Bineh 79 Plaspohl, Carolire 3, 43,106,190 190,198,202,203 McPeek, Kathleen 136, 155 Nelson, Ricky 79 P)oiman, Kathleen 14, 46, 47, 98, 115, 121, Rogers,Jasmire 106 McQ 't J ff 1768 69 136 136 159 Ne"'1lort,JalXjao lyne 37,43, 60, 105, 113, 139,168,174 Rogier, Rebecca 191 UlSon,erey", , , '177182190 Plummer, Megan40, 106, 163, 183 164 176 ' , Rohrer, Tyler 80 Me~ors Caroline 105 Nguyen, Mary 105 PC€lking, Christoprer 105, 106, 181, 190, Roland, Anna 55 Meadors' Christi re 55 Nguyen, Teresa 55 197 Rolfe, Liam 42, 80,196 M ' ' C tre' 55 Nicholson, }onnifer 2, 3, 60, 115, 137 Pollard, Brittanie 89,139,149,161, 191 Rose, Nathan~139, 55 elXrer, a nne Nolan, Nicholas 79 POj:€, Corwin 5, 88,114,139,172 MelXrer, Dan 11 Noonan, Mich::€1105, 154 PorEr, Chyna 102,113,175

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Rosenbauer, Nathaniel 106 Mercun, Alyssa 105 ' ',' Ross,}orel106 Meyer, Emma40, 105, 163, 183 NllSSbaum, Mar1ah 114, 1:)S, 180,201 PorEr, Lauren 50, 106, 157, 160 Ross, Kevin 80 Meyer, Jonathan 55 0

Postigo, Elizabeth 106 Rougier, Rebecca8, 45, 68, 69, 114, 140 Meyers, Abby 35, 96, 97, 110, 115, 137, 161, Potter, Courtrey 79 Rougier, Zachary 55 166,167,195 o 'Lalrio , LaC)' 5, 98, 1:)S, 191

Potts, Eric 55 Rowland, Shar::€ 23, 106 Meyers, Ann 21 o koye, Adam 37, 79

Potyrala, Clare 55 ROYSEr, Anthony88, 89, 95, 110, 141, 152, Meyers, Courtney 32, 34, 107, 157 Olmsted, Emily 35, 68, 69, 110, 115, 1:)S,

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6 6 142,149,154,166,182,191

Sargen~ KiersEn 7,73,10 Stepp,Janina47, 114, 118, 180 Scaccia, Ariel 106, 201 Stewm, Brandon 15, 18, 143 Screid, Carolire 56 Stemrt, A'vion 81,162 Screid, Ret€cca40, 106 Stidham, Sydney45, 106, 181 Screrer,Jare 5, 40, 41, 98, 141, 168 Stockelman,Joseph 39,106,190 Schmedly, Beau 91 Stoddard, Anna 106,191 Schmidt, Adam 80 StC€rmer, Mich::€14, 8, 71, 106, 164, 181

Troutman, Nia45, 81 Tucker,}on~ce 106 Tumor, Chynna 57 Turrer, Lauren 77, 81 Tyson, Rachel 34

u Unger, Jason 11

v Vahld~k, Sean 57 Vandotj:€, Elizat€th 33, 106 Vandotj:€, Laura 57 Vann, Milana 114 Varcarcel, Michael 39, 107, 159, 190 Vaughn, Jmtin 36, 71, 78, 81 Veintimilla, David 42, 107, 197 Vest, Mattrew 3,107,163,190 Vestal, Angel 107 VC€lkl, Chelsea81 Yolk, Christian 7, 44,107,163,190

w Schwab, Grego!)' 37, 94, 95, 106, 156 Stokes, Aaron 77, 78, 81, 82 Schwenrioman, David 8, 20, 114, 141, 149, Stovall, Mich::€12, 77, 81,180 Ware, Racrel107 174,182 Strahorn, Lynsay40, 81 W:Jf':ner, Anna 37, 43, 107 Scott, Mxis 23, 106 Str~bich, Daniel 57 W:Jf':oner, Tina 11 Scott, Chandlor80; 167 Str~bich, Emily 7, 34, 66, 68, 69, 119, 120, Walrior, Shannon 107 Scott, Crerith 5, 3<.), 50, 112, 118, 141, 194 121,143,149, 166 Walker, Channing 107 Scott, Marvin 44, 111, 123, 142, 149, 1)8, Stumpf, Emma 57 Walker, Diamond 81

Williams, Carson 2, 3, 34, 37, 89,110,111, 119,122,145,150,166, 167, 171, 192, 201 Williams, Jasmire 32, 64, 81, 186 Williams,pica 107 Williams, Nathaniel 145 Williams, PeEr 81 Williams, Taylor 98,145 Wilson, Erin 34, 107, 153 Wirtig, Catherire 57 Wirtig, Elizareth 73, 81, 182 Witlt:€rg, Paul 6, 9, 123, 145, 145, 156, 200 Wittmann,Julie 107 Wittmann, Thomas 57 Wolff, Daniel81, 182 Woodard, Nikkole 107 Wooliwr, Jmtin 81 Wynn, Kevin 57

y Yancey, Unique 57 Y:J1)Oy, Jessica 2, 3, 9, 35, 40, 41, 68, 69, 89, 114,119,120,121,145, 159, 172, 182 Y:J1)Oy, Jordan 57 Yorior, Sara 102,107 Yoshida, Goorge 17, 145, 156, 199 Yoshida, Misako 81 Young, Bob 26, 152 Young, Ke'darea81, 1)8 Younger, Dominiqao 107, 159 Youngerman, Amanda 57, 181 Youngerman, Mich::€1107 ~~;~~, Alexanrior 56 Sullivan, Connor 81 Walker, Elizareth 114, 118, 120, 144, 151,

k h 6 '66 Sutton, Jeremiah 81,82, 160 171,176,177,184,193 Z

Scups i, Josep 33, 10 ,157, 1<J3, 1 Swann, Joseph 8, 72, 123, 143, 202, 203 Walker,Jarm 81, 184, 182 Scupski, Megan 56 Switzer, Charles 81, 179 Walker, Li )ona 161, 175 Seabrook, Adina 107 Switzer, Margaret 57 Walker, Mileah 60,107,154

~:J~~~J,~arlon 56 Szabo,Ann 13 Walker, Samar~ 3, 60, 61, 107, 148, 155, Szabo, Timothy 36, 63, 81,159,179 159

Shrue€k, Kamal 88, 115 Walmis, Adam 121, 144, 1)8 Shank;, Sarah 106 Walmis, Mark81 Shaw, Kyle 80 Wal'l1Orth,Jim 11 Shelley, Coleon 56 Talib, Alexanrior 5, 36, 67, 111, 123, 143, W d J 30 31 111 145 157 202 203 Shelley, Kayla40, 41, 68, 106, 163, 183 166,172 ar,es&" , , , , Sh II J

' 56 T'E,Jazmin 77, 81, 158 Warf~ld, Adrian 21, 30, 31, 82, 89,121, e s, ustm 145,182

Shimp, Matthew44, 106 Taylor, Do'ja57 Warf~ld, Erin 57, 89,178 Siet€nthaler, Daniel 42, 56, 178 Te)opak, Adam:.s, 39, 143, 160, 175 6

h I Tt-es' La 17 119 120 143 156 170 Watson, Ke€nan8, 9, 7,70,111,182 Siipes, Mic ::€ 39 mg, ura, , , , , , Watson, Kennan 200 Simmom, Breonna32, 64, 65, 67, 106, 161, 174,183 Watson, Krystal81, 148 200 Thompsen, Katie 123, 143, 160, 183 6 64

T I Th K'" 57 Webb,Sara8,40,41,107,159,13,1, Simms, re' avon 80 ompsen, ns ma 168 169 182 183 Simpson, Mich::€156, 154 Thompson, Marcm 44, 57 W '~ M' 11 81 Sims, Emily 80 Thompson, Tiffany 120, 143, 150, 170, 183, wec,.~~~~r'No ;~ 57

I 4 54 199 ec=r, lOJ ~

Sipes, Lay a 123, 1 2, 1 ,181 , Wed~r, Samantha 57 Sipes, Michael 142, 149, 162, 193 Thornt€rry, EmIly 110, 150, 155, 164, 168, W' t€ J 57 Sipple, Kyle 122, 142, 155 170,193,196 e1sen rger, eremy Skrobo~ Peter 56 Thornton, Joshua 17, 123, 144 We1zman, Lmcoln 9, 57 Slayback, Mich::€137, 39, 68, 106, 175 Thront€rry, Emily 144 Wells, Lauren 57 S dl 0, 56 67 91 T' " I'" J " 15 West, Laura 9, 32, 64, 107, 162 me ey,,,,,au , , 1mlJtr~, usm W tz I E I 107 Smith, Dan~156 i~~m, Lauren 2, 4, 5, 34, 66, 117, 118, 144, W~el~r, ~~~ere 11, 12 Smith,Jaymi 3, 106 " Whitaker, Shanice 107 Smith, Lauren 102, 175 Tomhmon, Angehca 57, 181 White, Tara40, 98, 107, 170, 200 Smith, Mattrew 80 Torres, Alexandra 57, 178 Wilbur, Courtrey 107 Smith, Tiara 32, 78, 80 Towns, Aaron 23, 37, 62, 115, 123, 144, 198 Wl C 200 Smith, Timothy 114, 118, 123, 142, 149 Treadmy, Lisa4, 5, 17, 68, 69, 121, 144, W'1

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II L 6 T ' 'I; !}~', '38 39 106 W11m1tis,Josse yn 107 Sne , Lin~y 5 nc", ""njamm , , W'lk A' , 107

I 66 4 T'I;J b57 1 es, Ujan3E i~~~'9~ay a5, 3 , 7,89,119,1 2, 157, T~~n,~an 115, 144, 194 Wilkes, Kayla32, 81, 89

2-Me,176 Zaidain, John 27 Zerenny, Cassandra81 Zidaroff, Rot€rt4, 70, 107 Zimmerman, Samantha46, 47,110,111, 119,146,182 Zummld, Sheridan 57

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