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Ensemble First Last Inst/Part Aux Inst School Entry # Time Senior Chorus Mary Baca Alto II A Ensemble First Last Inst/Part Aux Inst School Entry # Time Senior Chorus Mary Baca Alto II A. A. Stagg High School 262576 4:48 Senior Chorus Jessica Bowden Soprano I A. A. Stagg High School 262587 4:54 Senior Chorus Colin Cherie Bass I A. A. Stagg High School 262563 4:51 Senior Chorus Breanna Cousins Soprano II A. A. Stagg High School 262583 4:48 Senior Chorus Antonio Cruz Bass II A. A. Stagg High School 257146 4:45 Senior Chorus Danielle Daujatas Alto I A. A. Stagg High School 262580 4:50 Senior Chorus William DeAngelis Tenor II A. A. Stagg High School 257142 4:48 Senior Chorus Andrew Demma Tenor II A. A. Stagg High School 262568 4:51 Senior Chorus Yasmine Fox Alto I A. A. Stagg High School 262581 4:48 Senior Chorus Patrick Gabel Bass II A. A. Stagg High School 262561 4:48 Senior Chorus Eliza Gallermo Soprano II A. A. Stagg High School 262584 4:50 Senior Chorus Rakayla Gibson Alto II A. A. Stagg High School 262577 4:50 Senior Chorus Kazin Jason Tenor II A. A. Stagg High School 257140 4:54 Senior Chorus Cameron Kanofsky Tenor II A. A. Stagg High School 262571 4:57 Senior Chorus MacKenzie Kazin Alto I A. A. Stagg High School 257152 4:46 Senior Chorus Meghan Lennon Alto I A. A. Stagg High School 262582 4:52 Senior Chorus Emma Lizzio Alto II A. A. Stagg High School 262578 4:52 Senior Chorus James Lizzio Tenor I A. A. Stagg High School 262574 4:54 Senior Chorus Elora Maniatis Soprano II A. A. Stagg High School 262585 4:52 Senior Chorus Michelle Moulton Alto II A. A. Stagg High School 262579 4:54 Senior Chorus Jillian O'Connell Soprano II A. A. Stagg High School 262586 4:54 Senior Chorus Martin Petrov Tenor I A. A. Stagg High School 262575 4:51 Senior Chorus Jeremy Poynton Bass I A. A. Stagg High School 262564 4:54 Senior Chorus Frank Rodriguez Bass II A. A. Stagg High School 262562 4:51 Senior Chorus Elizabeth Sacha Soprano I A. A. Stagg High School 262588 4:56 Senior Chorus Annette Sandrzyk Soprano I A. A. Stagg High School 262589 4:58 Senior Chorus Kate Sidor Soprano I A. A. Stagg High School 262591 5:00 Senior Chorus Michal Szczerba Bass I A. A. Stagg High School 262565 4:57 Senior Chorus Samuel Thomason Bass I A. A. Stagg High School 262566 5:00 Senior Jazz Band Tommy Coleman Drum Set A. A. Stagg High School 257133 5:06 Senior Jazz Band Jason Kazin Trombone A. A. Stagg High School 257139 5:00 Senior Percussion William DeAngelis Percussion A. A. Stagg High School 257141 5:18 Senior Strings Inga Hokens Violin A. A. Stagg High School 257150 4:46 Senior Winds Demetra Alikakos Bassoon A. A. Stagg High School 257144 5:00 Senior Winds Rebecca Busch Flute A. A. Stagg High School 257149 4:54 Senior Winds Rebecca Busch Flute Piccolo A. A. Stagg High School 257149 5:20 Senior Winds Antonio Cruz Alto Sax A. A. Stagg High School 257145 4:51 Senior Winds Andrew Jackiw Trumpet A. A. Stagg High School 257147 4:54 Senior Winds Stephen Jackiw French Horn A. A. Stagg High School 257148 5:10 Senior Winds MacKenzie Kazin French Horn A. A. Stagg High School 257151 5:15 Senior Winds Veronica Laurent Bassoon A. A. Stagg High School 257154 5:05 Senior Winds Veronica Laurent Bassoon A. A. Stagg High School 257155 5:10 Senior Winds Emily Loya Flute A. A. Stagg High School 257249 4:56 Senior Winds Joshua Melocoton Bb Clarinet A. A. Stagg High School 257143 4:45 Vocal Jazz EnsembleSkylar McElroy Soprano A. A. Stagg High School 262593 5:20 Vocal Jazz EnsembleKate Sidor Soprano A. A. Stagg High School 262592 5:25 Senior Chorus Alana Born Alto II Alan B. Shepard High School 261293 4:56 Senior Chorus Nicholas Capers Bass II Alan B. Shepard High School 261284 4:54 Senior Chorus Dylan Czernik Bass II Alan B. Shepard High School 261981 4:57 Senior Chorus Natalie Dallio Alto I Alan B. Shepard High School 261261 4:54 Senior Chorus Sebastian Duran Bass I Alan B. Shepard High School 261979 5:12 Senior Chorus Alison Elzinga Soprano I Alan B. Shepard High School 261254 5:04 Senior Chorus Otto Hartl Tenor I Alan B. Shepard High School 261278 5:03 Senior Chorus Faith Jeeninga Soprano II Alan B. Shepard High School 261976 5:02 Senior Chorus Katherine Juarez Alto II Alan B. Shepard High School 261296 4:58 Senior Chorus Matthew Judd Tenor I Alan B. Shepard High School 261277 5:06 Senior Chorus Alan Krowlikowski Tenor I Alan B. Shepard High School 261286 4:57 Senior Chorus Ryan Lesniak Bass I Alan B. Shepard High School 261290 5:03 Senior Chorus Wendi Levine Alto II Alan B. Shepard High School 261294 5:00 Senior Chorus Reilly Longawa Soprano I Alan B. Shepard High School 261252 5:06 Senior Chorus Felicia Lonosky Alto II Alan B. Shepard High School 261260 5:02 Senior Chorus Lucas Lowry Tenor II Alan B. Shepard High School 261323 5:00 Senior Chorus Maxwell Merlo Tenor II Alan B. Shepard High School 261280 5:03 Senior Chorus Diego Noce Bass I Alan B. Shepard High School 261288 5:06 Senior Chorus Kelly Pawlak Alto I Alan B. Shepard High School 261256 4:56 Senior Chorus Erin Pierce Soprano I Alan B. Shepard High School 261972 5:08 Senior Chorus Melissa Pitrowski Soprano II Alan B. Shepard High School 261271 4:56 Senior Chorus Julia Randich Soprano II Alan B. Shepard High School 261255 5:36 Senior Chorus Santos Rivera Bass I Alan B. Shepard High School 261282 5:09 Senior Chorus Leslye Romero Soprano I Alan B. Shepard High School 261274 5:02 Senior Chorus Emma Sisk Alto I Alan B. Shepard High School 261268 4:58 Senior Chorus Heidi Szymborski Alto I Alan B. Shepard High School 261257 5:00 Senior Chorus Allison Terry Soprano II Alan B. Shepard High School 261253 5:00 Senior Chorus Ryan Wyrobeck Tenor I Alan B. Shepard High School 261276 5:00 Senior Jazz Band Lucas lowry Piano Alan B. Shepard High School 261317 5:55 Senior Percussion Khalil Harper All Instruments Alan B. Shepard High School 253341 4:51 Senior Winds Rachel Antone Alto Sax Alan B. Shepard High School 250254 4:54 Senior Winds Jacob Kalabich Baritone Sax Alan B. Shepard High School 250257 5:05 Senior Winds Rebecca Ruger Tenor Sax Alan B. Shepard High School 250255 5:15 Senior Winds Noah Treat Tenor Sax Alan B. Shepard High School 250252 5:10 Senior Chorus Katelyn Block Soprano I Argo Community High School 262528 7:50 Senior Chorus Samantha Earls Soprano II Argo Community High School 262529 7:36 Senior Chorus Kaylee Gajeski Soprano II Argo Community High School 262533 7:32 Senior Chorus Rainy Loper Soprano I Argo Community High School 262530 7:48 Senior Chorus Sierra Morgan Soprano II Argo Community High School 262531 7:34 Senior Chorus Michelle Toledo-Sison Soprano I Argo Community High School 262532 7:52 Senior Chorus Haley Willis Soprano I Argo Community High School 262535 7:54 Senior Jazz Band Izabella Gieron Piano Argo Community High School 265737 7:40 Senior Jazz Band Nick Ormins Tenor Sax Argo Community High School 265746 6:45 Senior Jazz Band Jennifer Rivera String/Elec Bass Argo Community High School 265750 6:30 Senior Jazz Band Noelle Rivera Trombone Argo Community High School 265757 6:30 Senior Percussion Mike Gonzalez All Instruments Argo Community High School 265732 7:01 Senior Percussion Jennifer Rivera All Instruments Argo Community High School 265733 7:04 Senior Strings Marilyn Arredondo Cello Argo Community High School 265835 6:50 Senior Strings Katelyn Block Viola Argo Community High School 265833 7:05 Senior Strings Lukasz Dusza Violin Argo Community High School 265821 6:54 Senior Strings Malia Gasteier Viola Argo Community High School 265823 7:10 Senior Strings Izabella Gieron Violin Argo Community High School 265819 6:58 Senior Strings Marek Jelen Cello Argo Community High School 265837 6:45 Senior Strings Jasiu Latocha Violin Argo Community High School 265818 6:52 Senior Strings Nora Majdoubeh Violin Argo Community High School 265814 7:00 Senior Strings Jennifer Miler Viola Argo Community High School 265826 7:00 Senior Strings Krys Morawa Violin Argo Community High School 265816 6:56 Senior Strings Mikayla Sanford Viola Argo Community High School 265834 7:15 Senior Strings Emily Zwijack Violin Argo Community High School 265839 6:50 Senior Winds Maciej Brzyski Alto Clarinet Argo Community High School 265672 6:20 Senior Winds Angelle Cortes Trumpet Argo Community High School 265675 7:40 Senior Winds Brenda Escobedo Tenor Sax Argo Community High School 265682 6:40 Senior Winds Julissa Garcia Flute Piccolo Argo Community High School 265685 7:36 Senior Winds Julissa Garcia Flute Argo Community High School 265685 8:12 Senior Winds Megan Ginger Flute Argo Community High School 265688 8:14 Senior Winds Salvador Macias Bassoon Argo Community High School 265690 6:25 Senior Winds Nick Ormins Alto Sax Argo Community High School 265725 7:16 Senior Winds Noelle Rivera Trombone Argo Community High School 265727 7:10 Senior Winds Angelica Rog Flute Argo Community High School 265729 8:16 Senior Winds Brendan Cleary Bb Clarinet Beecher High School 248366 8:07 Senior Winds Emily Cook Alto Sax Beecher High School 248367 8:19 Senior Chorus Ashanti Perkin Alto I Bremen High School 260938 5:04 Senior Jazz Band Randy Vicencio String/Elec Bass Bremen High School 257892 5:13 Senior Winds Valeria Martinez Flute Bremen High School 260926 5:12 Senior Winds Kayla Tuley Flute Bremen High School 261259 5:14 Senior Winds Amparo Villanueva Trumpet Bremen High School 261264 5:09 Senior Winds Anthony Rangel Flute Brother Rice High School 261427 9:28 Senior Winds Paul Seitz Trombone Brother Rice High School 261424 8:19 Senior Winds Vince Zampillo Tenor Sax Brother Rice High School 262112 8:30 Senior Chorus Ashley Allgood Alto I Carl Sandburg High School 261582 6:08 Senior Chorus Mac Harlin Bass II Carl Sandburg High School 261595
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