Nl HAD A LOT OF FUN

G TIING IN TROUBLE

LIKE THE llME WE WERE

MESSING AROUND IN

THE OAY CREE AT THE

ALLEN EAST MEET I THOUGHT THE HARDEST

• "Pain is just a strain on the brain without refrain, that's why cross country runners

are insane!" •plAYING GAMES WITH THE OTHERS WAS ALWAYS OUR FAVORITE THING TO DO AT PRAc­

TICE• SAID ROBBIE HAMLIN AND ARIEL CoHEN

NTHE FU NIEST THING

THAT HAPPENED

WAS WHEN ANDREW

SENECAL WAS KIC lNG

A ROCK AT PRACTICE

AND RAN INTO A

lNG GAMES WITH THE OTHERS WE

LIKED CAUSING A LOT OF TROUBLE AT

THE MEETS" -CoREY NORTH NOTH NG LEFT AFTER YOUR RAN F YOU

DIDN TAU YOUR HARDEST, YOU FELT

LIKE CRAP BECAUSE AFTER YOU DID ALL

THAT WOA , YOU KNEW YOU OlD 'r DO

YOUR BEST" -VALERIE STEARNS

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The fighting Tigers basketball team had a rough but fun year. The freshman, JV and varsity teams went through conditioning, and long hard practices. For every game the JV and varsity team dressed up for game day by either wearing their basketball ties, white shirts, and khakis, or by wear1ng khakis and a sweater. The teams would shoot baskets every home game before the opposing team arr1ved. Then

• they would dress in their pre-game warm ups and get focused on defeat1ng their opponent. "Before each game I would try and zone in on the game and try to do the th1ngs that we learned 1n practice," = said Peter Euler. The varsity team captains were Senior, Troy Rayle, and Senior. Jared James. Varsity and JV practiced together and the Freshman team pract1ced alone. There were a few players splltt1ng

• their play time between the JV and varsity teams. These players had to spread out their quarters for • each game night to stay energized and ready for the next game. The Tigers also had two water boys,

Corey Bean and Nathan Flores. They helped out by getting warm-ups, towels and water for the players before and during each game. All three basketball teams played a good season and fought hard for

• • • every game. By: Marcello Trev1no

J.V. BACK Row PETER EULER, JEFFREY SENECAL, COREY NORTH,

COACH FLORES,MIDDLE Row MATIHEW ARCHER, LOGAN

SPANGENBURG, TREG RENSCH , FRONT Row. JORDAN EICHAR,

JACOB CASEY, JACOB FLORES, AND CODY PELTON.

BACK~ ..;w. CoACH FLORES, Eu SIMON, COREY NoRTH, CHRis­

TOPHER CASEY, COACH EICHAR MIDDLE ROW JEREMY GRANT,

TROY RAYLE, LOGAN SPANGENBURG, TREG RENSCH, COACH

SIMON, FRONT Row ZACHARY ENGARO, MARCELLO TREVINO,

JACOB CASEY, JARED JAMES, AND JORDAN EICHAR

FRESHMAN: BACK Row ANDREW SENECAL, PARKER EMAHISER,

TOMMY HILLARD, COACH ALLISON,

FRONT Row: DYLAN CARLES, CLINTON EBRIGHT, TYLER

SCHLOEMP, AND AUSTIN MCNEILL'r:

• • •

Respect is earned, not given

"THIS YEAR WE DIDN'T HAVE A WINNING SEASON

BUT I STILL ENJOYED PLAYING ft

THE JUNIOR VARSITY

TEAM ENCOURAGES

EACH OTHER AT A TEAM

BREAK BEFORE Go­

ING BACK OUT ON THE

COURT TO TRY AND

DEFEAT THE OPPOSING

TEAM

SAID JEREMY GRANT

"I'M GOING TO M SS THE FUN OF PLAYING

AND HANGING WITH MY FRIENDS BUT,

I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL NEXT SEASO

TOMMY HILLARD

~THIS YEAR BASKETBALL WAS FUN BECAUSE THE

JV HAD A WINNING SEASON,"

SAID JORDAN EICHAR

~Q E THING THAT I

SEASON IS PLAYING

THE SPORT THAT I LOVE," SAID TROY

BECAUSE I WOULD DUN IT I WARM­

UPS BEFORE EACH GAME," SAID JEFFREY

SENECAL

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The g1rl's vars1ty team really worked hard to be a team this season. Every one of them sa1d that teamwork was the most important part of what they d1d. They had a rocky season, and few wins, but every game, they played w1th their hearts and pushed themselves. They never gave up on each other. Their coaches, Mr. Mulholand and Mr. Kloepfer never gave up on them either. At the end of the season, the girls had to say goodbye to seniors Serah Lukas, Lacie Orians and Baley Delancy. The underclassmen girls were all very sad to see thew frtends play the1r last t1ger game. Sen1or n1ght was a great way to say goodbye and to show them how much they were apprectated. "I really think next year's season w1ll go much better. I can feel tt " sa1d K1rsten Bowers. If the g1rls keep putting the1r heart tnto what they are do1ng, and never stop play1ng as a team, next year's season w1ll be phenomenal. By: Haiti Cramer

BACK ROW" CoACH MULHOLANO, SERAH lu AS, UNDSEY HOHMAN, AR EL CoHEN ASHLEY FLOWERS,

VALERIE STEARNS, CoACH KLOEPFER

MIDDLE Row CoURTNEY LINCOLN, KIRSTEN BOWERS, l..ACIE 0RIANS, CHELSEY WOODRUFF

FRoNT Row BALEY DELANCY, BRmANY TELLEZ, PENNY RAYLE

• • • •

• Practice like you play.

Play with pride.

THIS SEASON WAS REALLY ABOUT

OVERCOM NG OBSTACLES WE

SURE DID HAVE ENOUGH OF THEM

- P NNY RAYLE WE PLAYED AS A TEAM, WE

WON AS A TEAM AND SOME­

TIMES WE LOST AS A TEAM.

- VALERIE STEARNS

TAYLOR BOYER DRIBBLES THE

0 TO MAKE

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• •

This year Coach DuVall led the wrestling team to a great season. Jacob Gillen was the capt1on of the team. Jacob liked being the captain because of the respons1b1llty; he felt important He had a great time wrestling this year w1nn1ng 28 matches. The adv1se he g1ves to next years team is to prepare for hard pract1ces; to be w1ll1ng and determined to work hard. Another team member. Mi­chael South, stated that he also had a good season. He chose to do wrestling for a different reason. Pract1ces and matches got him prepared for the football season. But he found out towards the end of the season that wrestling was one of his favorite sports. Taylor Dick had the most fun on the bus ride home. Although Taylor was on crutches most of the season, because of a knee InJury, he was still right there cheering his team mates on. By: Shushona Orr

BACK Row: BRANDON GALBRAITH. JACOB GILLEN, MICHAEL SouTH. TAYLOR DICK, DEVIN JoNES, ERRON SADLER,

CoACH DEVAUL, FRONT Row ANDREA BAN EY, KYLE LAue , TODD CARVER, JOSH MEGGTT, AND DEREK KEPUNG

• • • •

• "My FAVORITE MOMENT IN WRESTUNG WAS WHEN I WON MY

FIRST MATCH MY WORST MOMENT THIS SEASON WAS WHEN

NATE BAYLY BRO E MY COLLAR BONE" -ERRON SADLER

TO DEFEAT A CAREY WRESTLER

ERRON SADLER PRAC­

TICE DOING CRADLES

•

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• •

Track was fun and educational for everyone that parttcipated in the sport. The team only had two home meets during this season. The teams partictpated tn events like the 100-meter dash, discus, hurdles, poll vault, relays, and more. The team had a total of 29 members thts season. There were 9 girls and 20 boys. One of the 9 gwls on the team named Emtly Rayle sa1d "My favor1te thtng about track 1s throw1ng the dtscus. My least favortte th1ng about track is running long dtstances." Corey North commented, "If I could descr1be track m one word it would be fun. Everything 1s fun except for running." The team pract1ced almost everyday at the elementary school. They had a lot of support from their parents, friends, and coaches. Everyone had a great t1me runn1ng, JUmping, and enJoyed competing against other teams. They had more fun just messing around at practices than at the track meets. By: Ashlee Quantic

BAC Row: CoACH CREEGO, JEREMY GRANT, PARKER EMAHISER, TOMMY HILLARD, COREY NORTH, JEFFREY SENECAL, MICHAEL

CRAMER, COACH SCHLOEMP, CoACH ROWUNSON SECOND Row PENNY RAYLE, EMILY RAYLE, HOLLI CRAMER, PARKER BUSHEY,

RICHARD LENTZ, VALERIE STEARNS, BALEY DELANCEY THIRD Row· CHELSEY WOODRUFF, TYLER SCHLOEMP, JOSHUA MEGGITI,

CHASE COHEN, BRANDON RISTER, TRENTON TATHAM, ANDREW SENECAL, JORDAN EICHER lAST ROW. JACOB CASEY, RANDY

MARINE, MIRANDA DEERWESTER, ARIEL COHEN, MATIHEW WOODRUFF, ROBBY HAMUN, CoURTNEY LiNCOLN

• • •

•

JOHN ZEIGLER RELEASES

THE DISCUS

EMILY RAYLE TRYS TO

GET AS FAR AS SHE CAN

FOR THE LONG JUMP

"DURING THIS MOMENT

I WAS THIN lNG ABOUT

HOW BAD I WAS AT THE

LD G JUMP • '-'.".,r----- ........... ~-

YARD DASH "My FAVORITE RACE TO RUN

IN WAS AT THE INVITATIONAL," SHE SAID

"IF I COULD DESCRIBE TRACK IN ONE WORD IT

WOULD BE MESMERIZING •

-RANDY MAR NE

CoREY NORTH JUMPS A HURDLE DURING

•

•

THE SHUTTLE HURDLES. "My FAVORITE •

THING ABOUT RACK IS THE HIGH JUMP •

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•

•

The team had an exciting but rough year. The Tigers had about 9 return1ng lettermen, but only 3 of them were seniors. The T1gers had a decent season finish1ng 8-16 for the1r overall record. Al­though they f1mshed last 1n the MAL, they put up a good match for all the1r oppos1ng teams. "We had a good team th1s year. but we just couldn't h1t the runners tn when we needed to," sa1d Ell S1mon. The T1gers never gave up and fought for every game unt1l the umpwe called the f1nal out. The team started out defeating Rogers H1gh School w1th a run rule. But when the tournaments came around, they lost a close game to Northwood w1th a f1nal score of 2-0. The year had changes as 1t went along. " Th1s season marked a maJor change," sa1d Gage Stewart. The players are exc1ted to get back into baseball season for next year and some may play summer ball so they don't have to end the play1ng season so soon. Coach Flores 1s also ready for summer ball and 1s look1ng forward to seeing more people play summer ball. " You can only get better rf you play as much as you can," sa1d Coach Flores. By: Marcello Trev1no

BACK ROW CoACH FLORES, TOMMY H LLARO, CHRISTOPHER CASEY, ELl SIMON,

CoACH STEWART MIDDLE Row: RANDY MARINE, JACOB GILLEN, ANDREW WILLIAMS,

MATTHEW WOODRUFF, TOMMY CHAFFIN, CuNTON EBRIGHT

FRO T Row GAGE STEWART, MARCELLO TREVINO, JACOB FlORES, ZACHARY ENGARO,

AND CHASE CoHEN

• •

Get your mind right, do work son!

" I LIKED BEING ABLE TO GO ON THE FIELD TO HAVE FUN

AND OVERCOME A HARDER CHALLENGE," SAID TOMMY

HILLARD

"I WILL MISS PLAYI G FLIPS WITH

ENGARD .. SAID JACOB FLORES

" IT WAS FUN Y WHEN ANDREW WENT TO THROW THE

BALL TO SECOND AND ENDED UP TRIPPING AND FALU G

ON HIS FACE," SAID RANDY MARINE

TRIPPED WHILE RUNNI G THE BASES IN

HIS WOR BOOTS,"

SAID ANDREW WILLIAMS

•

• The season was outstanding. Varsity was tied for f1rst. JV lost 1 game. The vars1ty team 1ncludes 8 sen1ors, 2 JUnior, and 1 sophomore. The JV team 1ncludes 9 freshman and 1 sophomore. The sen1or w1ll be m1ssed. The girls worked well together to get where they were in the end. Condrtlomng was cruc1al, but was worth it 1n the end. Some of the gwls' favorite things thrs season were the bus r1des, runn1ng the bases, and be1ng a team! Most of the girls have been play1ng since T-ball so they have had a lot of exper1ence. The teams are described as interesting, fam11y-l1ke, comeback k1ds, unpre­dictable, full of pride, and energetic! The semors helped the younger players succeed. "One thing that I w1ll miss most th1s year is playing softball with the semors. We all had a good t1me and had some good laughs," sa1d Ashley Miller. This rs Coach Frankie's fwst year as a vars1ty head coach. He had a very good season with the gwls. Along h1s s1de were assistants Coach K1ng, Coach Frost, and Coach Lauren. They all worked hard for what they have accomplished thrs year. By: Marcello TreVJno

BACK Row. CoAcH DAVE KING, MEGAN WIWAMS, CAITLIN

CoTIERMAN, STEPHANIE MILLER, CoACH FRANKIE HERNANDEZ

MIDDLE ROW ALYSSA TELLEZ, BRITIANY VANAMAN, BALEY

DELANCY, RYAN HERINGSHAW FRONT Row CHEYENNE HER·

NA DEZ, DANI MORELOCK, 8RITIANY TREVINO, HEATHER KING,

AND JEN A SWARTZ

• • •

BACK Row. CoACH GREG FROST, ASHLEY MlU.ER, CAITLIN CoT·

TERMAN, ANDREA SMITH, CoACH lAUREN KING. MIDDLE ROW

TAYLOR BOYER, 8RIANNA FERGUSON, EMILY STEWART, MACK·

ENZIE CARPENTER. FRONT Row. OLNJA FROST, ALYSSA PIXLEY,

lEONA EULER AND ClARA HERNANDEZ

•

• • "During a game it doesn't depend on ONE

player, it depends on the TEAM and how they

work together." " PRACTICE WE LAUGH WE CRY TOGETHER, GAME

TIME. WE LAUGH AT THEM'" -EMILY STEWART

MY ENTIRE LIFE HAS BEEN SOFTBALL BUT MY ALL TIME

FAVORITE PART WAS HAVING RJ "-CAITUN CoTIERMAN

ALL DRESSED AS GANG­

STERS TO SHOW THEIR

"ROOKIE" BECAUSE WHEN SHE WAS A

FRESHMAN SHE WAS THE ONLY FRESH

MAN ON VARSITY SHE ALSO SAID "wE

HAC A GREAT SEASON, FULL OF A LOT OF

RJ

0ARA HERNANDEZ

SAID, "SOFTBALL S

A BIG PART OF THE

NITELY MACE ANO AN

IMPACT 0 OTHERS ANO •

THE COMMUNITY"

• •

•

SHELBY BALTZ BRICE BANKEY

COREY BEAN

HALEY BLOOM

COURTNEY BRETZ

HARLEY CARL TON

JACOB CHRISTENSEN JOUSHA CHRULSKI

ANDREW COLE

CODY COTTERMAN PAIGE COTTERMAN

MARK DEERWESTER

HANNAH DEICHLER HEATHER EAKEN

RICCI EMAHISER

lACKARY FINKENBINER

AlDEN FLORES ALLYSON FLORES

JOHN FRANKS JUSTIN GAZAREK

THOMAS HALL

DANA HARVEY AMANDA HERNANDEZ

ALEXIS INBODY

DALTON ISHMAEL

JILLIAN KALTENBACH RICHARD KAROSA

SAMUEL KAUFMAN DESIRAE KEERAN

JACOB KROTZER

VALMONTINE LOYD WESLEY MCCARTY

AUBREY MCGUIRE LEAH MCMAHAN

TAYLOR MURPHY

MORGAN 0PSOMER

Th1s Class cant wa1t to let the fun beg1n, starting with a new year and going to a new school. Pep Rallies, Dances, more classes. more fun. Hello High School here we come, says the seventh grade class. By: Alyssa Tellez

•

"My FIRST YEAR

OF JUNIOR HIGH WASN'T AS EXCIT-

ING OR SCARY

AS I THOUGHT

IT WOULD BE. THE MOST

MEMORABLE PERSON WAS RICCI, WHEN SHE

BURPED IN MY MOUTH DURING BAND, DISGUSTING BUT FUNNY" SAID MEGAN WRIGHT .

YEAR WAS THE PEP RALLIES,

THEY WERE

LOTS OF FUN. THE MOST

MEMORABLE THING THAT HAPPENED WAS THE PAW PRINTS, WE CAME PRETTY CLOSE TO THE EIGHTH GRADERS" -JUSTIN ROMICK

STUDENTS ARE LISTENING TO MRS. MILLER EXPLAIN THE KEYBOARDING CLASS TO THEM.

"KEYBOARDING WAS KINO OF HARD IN THE

BEGINNING, BUT AFTER A WHILE YOU GET USE TO IT," SAID JOEL SWARTZ .

JACOB CHRIS­TENSEN SAID,

JusTIN Tooo

ASHLEY WAGNER

ANDREW WILLIAMS

MEGAN WRIGHT

PHOENIX PARSONS

DESIREE RADER

JUSTIN ROMICK KATHERINE SEIBERT

KEITH SEIBERT

BRANDON SENECAL

CHAO SMITH

JAOY SNYDER

BRANDON SOLLY TANNER STRALEY

TAYLOR STRALEY

JOEL SWARTZ

SOME SEVENTH GRADERS SIT IN MRS. SMITHS

SCIENCE CLASS, LISTENING AND LEARNING NEW

SCIENCE THEORIES. "I LIKED SCIENCE CLASS, IT

WAS FUN, ESPECIALLY THE EXPERIMENTS WITH

THE BALLOON SUCKING INTO THE BDTILE, IT WAS SO COOL," SAID TAYLOR STRALEY."

"I LIKED THAT

WE SWITCHED CLASSES, AND DIDN'T HAVE

TO SIT IN THE SAME ROOM ALL

"MRS. TARNEY

WAS MY FAVOR­

ITE TEACHER BECAUSE OF

HER ATIITUOE AND THE WAY

SHE JOKED AROUND. I LIKED THE WAY THE TEACHERS WERE ALWAYS IN A GOOD MODO."

DAY. I WILL LIKED

HIGH SCHOOL MORE BECAUSE YOU WILL GET MORE PRIVILEGES,"

SAID ASHLEY WAGNER

KATIE SEIBERT SAID, "GETIING OUT OF

GYM WAS THE BEST PART OF

HIGH SCHOOL, BUT THERE IS

TOO MUCH DRAMA. WHAT

I LIKED BEST WAS HAVING A LOCKER AND BEING ABLE TO TALK

TO FRIENDS DURING THE BREAK."

AUSTIN ANDRUS AMBER ARCHER

ALLI BAKER

AGUSTA BARKER

DEREK BEAN

HANNAH BENEDICT

ALEXANDRIA BLAND

CHAD BOGGS

TiMOTHY BROWN JR.

JACOB BRUMBAUGH

SKYLER CARLES JESSICA CASEY

MELANIE COOPER

ABIGAIL COPPOCK

HEATHER DANIELS

AUSTIN DAVIS

JUSTIN DAVIS TRAVIS ENGARD

PHILLIP ERNSBERGER MARANDA FENSTERMAKER

MORGAN FINDLEY

RACHEL FLORES ARIEL FRANKS

HALl FRANCISCO

JESSICA FROST

MEGAN FROST

ASHLEY GALLIGAN LUCAS GARNER

BAILEY GIBSON

JOHNATHDN GLOVER

KATI GRILLIOT

CHLOE HAMLIN

KELSEY HENDREN

BLAKE HENRY DALTON HENRY

KELLI HIGH

Loud and talkat1ve IS how some of the eighth grade students would descr1be their classmates. The class 1s very exc1ted about gett1ng good grades, going to dances, and spending their last year 1n the jun1or h1gh hallway. By: Megan Moser

"I REALLY ENJOY

WRITING CLASS.

I LIKE THE TEACHER AND

I ESPECIALLY

LIKE WRITING POEMS," SAID

ALLI BAKER AS SHE FINISHED HER DAILY ASSIGN· MENT IN WRITING CLASS.

"My LEAST FA­

VORITE PART

ABOUT EIGHTH

GRADE IS STUDY HALL I ONLY LIKE IT

IF I ACTUALLY

HAVE SOME­THING TO 00," SAID 0ANIELLE

PARSONS WHILE FINISHING HER HOMEWORK.

RACHEL FLORES

WAS LOOKING THROUGH HER

PLANNER

WHILE IN STUDY HALL. "I DIDN'T

HAVE ANY

HOMEWORK, SO I WAS TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING TO DO".

MIRANDA WOODRUFF

KEVIN Wooos MARISSA WOODWARD

BRANDON HISER AMANDA HOTALING

RYAN ALEX JAMES

SETH JONEs-HILL

LARISSA JORDAN

SPENCER KING

BROCK LINCOLN

JONATHAN LONG NATHANIEL LOYD

EMILY LUCAS

CANDY MAUSHUND

NICOLE MCNEILLY

ALAN MILLER

BRAYDEN NEWBERRY

EVAN NORTH

TORI OBERDORF

0ANIELLE PARSONS ANDREW PETERS

BRIANNA POTIER

DREW RISTER

MICHAEL SHELTON CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN

COURTNEY SIMMONS

CALLIE SLAGLE

ASHLEY SMITH

SADIE SMITH GARIK SWOPE

SAMANTHA TRIMBLE SHANNON WHITMAN

EMILY WILLIAMS

NOT PICTURED: CHARLES CURLEY

"My FAVORITE THING

ABOUT EIGHTH GRADE IS THE TEACHERS.

THEY ARE RE­

ALLY NICE THIS YEAR," SAID AM­

BER ARCHER WHILE DOING A WRITING

ASSIGNMENT IN CLASS.

~ :r • .. I

! ~ ~ !{\.-

"I REALLY NEEDED HELP ON THE

WORKSHEET

AND WE WERE AL­

LOWED TO ......

WORK WITH

PEOPLE SO I ASKED SHANNON," SAID MAR­

RISSA WOODWARD.

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• • • • • • •

MITCHELL ARCHER

ASHLEY BAISDEN ANDREA BANKEY

JAOALYN BAUMAN

TAYLOR BOYER

NICOLE BUCHANAN

DYLAN CARLES MACKENZIE CARPENTER

TODD CARVER

SHAYNE CARY

CHASE COHEN

AUSTIN CONLEY

BRETI CRAMPTON

JESSE DAVIDSON

KRISTINA DICK

CLINTON EBRIGHT PARKER EMAHISER

LEONA EULER

BRIANNA FERGUSON

SAGE FLORES MITCHELL GERDEMAN

CODY GREENO

ClARA HERNANDEZ THOMAS HILLARD

LINDA KEERAN

DEREK KEPLING

FELICIA KONRAD

EVAN KROTZER RICHARD LENTZ

RANETIA LOYD

KERSTIE LUKAS ANGEL MARKEL

AUSTIN MCNEILLY

JOSHUA MEGGITI JULIAN MENDIETA-RINDY

ASHLEY MILLER

Most Freshman thought that entering h1gh school was going to be hard, but after being in 9th grade, they found it to be exciting instead. Others were just excited to become fresh­man and leave Jr. High in the past.

EMILY STEWART'S

FAVORITE SUB· JECT IS DEFI­

NITELY ART, BECAUSE SHE

CAN BE REALLY CREATIVE.

SHE LIKES TO LISTEN TO "OUR SONG" BY TAYLOR SWIFT IN HER FREE

TIME

TODD CARVER's

FAVORITE SONG THIS YEAR IS DEFI­

NITELY WHISPERS BY ALL THAT

REMAINS. HIS FAVORITE PART

OF THIS YEAR WAS WHEN BERT SMASHED A BUTIER PACKET ON PARKER.