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" A man cannot touch a petal of the nearest flower without the course of the farthest . Every thing's " --- Kenneth Irons, Witchblade ---Emergence; Destiny A d in the hallway. A from across the lunchroom. The that take place in the classroom. These are the intangibles that make ·o special. From the f fty-year alum sitting in the stands at football game to the current eating in the cafeteria, everyone is to the Assumption " in some way. It is to see the chains of f amilies pass through the halls of , rnption , and learn that a student's mom had for Algebra tool The tra<., , at ssun pi. seem ev ending. Clementsloves her totally70's retros yle insteadof the regular uniform.
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"It's so small that you know everyone a Assumption." - Ben Bush '07 "All of the people I have gotten to know at Assumption and the crazy things we all do will never be forgotten."
a person makes at Assumption is what sets the experience apart from any other." "Youjust can't matchthe friendliness of the people here. It is reallya great place.~ Kyle Steinorecher ABOVE:Junior girls get together and root for Assumption.
"All of this 'Monty Madness' makes this a Charlie marvelous Kautz night.'
"/ love Assumption. Laughter is the key to happiness" Mike Prior
ThemeCollage 17 BELOW: JackS weeneyassists K aitlin Schneden1n pouring refreshingdrinks to satisfy their guests.
Pasta existed for thousands of years before anyone ever ~pe1ghatti ~uppar thought to put tomato sauce on it. l Talkabout an awesome tradition ...the Spaghetti Supper was a definite success this year. Lots of hard work, helpinghands, and planningwent into this event. The entire senior class unitedtogether, along with some help from Jamie Gillespie some parents and faculty,to put smileson those that came to filltheir bellies. There were two shifts a student could be placed in. The first one was requiredfor setting up and helpingduring the first few hours to get the Spaghetti Supper underway. Then, the second bunch came to relievethe first shift and wrap up the rest of the night. The whole class also attended Mass on Saturday. Numerous duties were in place to gaurentee satisfaction of the guests. Ticket taking, stocking salads/desserts, and tray carriers, is just to mention a few. "The Spaghetti Supper went Adam reallywell this year: We had a great turnout and I was impressed by the hard work of the 6r:a-Ad senior class," said Ms. Hagerman,first-year adviser. The theme this year, ClassicT.V., was also a huge hit. A guest could be walkingto his or her seat and easily run into a Brady Bunch,Flintstone, or PinkLady character. Other intriguingcostumes added enjoymentfor many of our guests. The decoration planning was headed by none other than Mrs. Mayes,along with her determined committee. fabulous posters linedthe wallsand windowsto remindeveryone about their favorite ClassicTV. hit. The tables were also decorated neatly and added some color to brighten the room. Jenni Ruefer Entertainmentfor the night was presented by Assumption'svery own jazz choir and band. A big thanks to them for sharing their time and great talents. With all the money raised, the senior class willbuy a gift for Assumption. We had a great turnout whichwas said to be one of the best ever: "I reallyenjoyed working with the students this year: The class of '05 was just a lot offun!" said Mr. McFerren. ~ IBSpaghetti Supper 1. Sophomore MichaelaByrne enlight ens our guests with a guitar solo. 2. The JazzChoir lets their glorious voices sound throughout the di ing area. 3. SeniorsTom Barber,Kyle Harris, and Aaron Feeneystand high on the top podium knowing they are musicalgeniuses. 4. SeniorJonathan Millea slylysmiles because he knows that junior KristenSerrurier ts taking notes on his performance. LEFT: SeniorPat Burke is hard ABOVE: The PinkLadies (Katie at work while opening boxes Karlix, Megan Temming,Krysta of pasta to ensurewe have Schmitt and Kerry Cheeney) enough food for our numerous makean appearanceat this guests. year's 45th annualSpaghetti Supperwith not only their glamour but as great servers. Spaghett"Supper 19 BELOW: The cast and crew of Death ByChocolate BackRow: MichaelFlores, Megan Hurto, Mark Molyneaux,Liz Coyne, ChelseaGrillot, AnnieCassel,Jack Sweeney, Pat Fries,Nick Colwell,Jack,eDewitt, SarahZinger MiddleRow: KatherineJochum, Greg Bauer,Sam Wagner, Megan Bush Front Row: BELOW:Brian Beckerserenades the KatherineVo el, Krist, Haas, An ela Brandt, Came Ruhl,Brian Smith, ChelseaBacon audiencewith beautiful notes from his saxophoneduring the band's performance on Fine Arts' Night. Linl-iad through our t:alant:~ ~ 20 FineA rts' Night - Linl-iczdthrough our communit\) The students of Assumption were made aware of many families at Project Renewal that could be helped by donations around Christmas time. With many generous donations by students, parents and supporters, the Santa's Knights project was able to assist numerous people in need. Adviser Mrs. Murphy said, "It was really great to see the response by our community. With the clothing drive, in addition to monetary donations and other small items, people should feel really good about the project and the help we were able to ABOVE:Sophomore Kevin O'Brien wraps a specialgift for provide. It is comforting to see students learning to give at such a young age one of the many needyfamilies. because the hope is that these values will follow them into adulthood." ABOVE:Students Brian Becker,Brian Duffy, Patty Kautz, MandyCrino and GillyRenk joined together at the gift-wrapping party and hoped to spread Christmas cheer. LEFT: MandyCrino adds the flnaltouches to a perfectly wrapped present before headingover to basketballpractice. Santa's' Catholic Schools' Weekis a week in whichwe all come together through our faith. We make connections to the community,and throughout the world, during Catholic Schools' Week,as Superintendent Mary Weezer 1. TylerReyes and Eddie Carroll mentioned. St. Al's helped the Tsunamifund, and we all are happyto be celebrating came together in a celebration of our faith at a Mass Mass. con celebrated by Bishop Franklingand manyarea 2. The sophomores show their priests. Prayerservices, Mass, free dress days, lunchtime faith with spirit flngers. entertainment, and even our favorite desserts brought us 3. Marci Furlong, SarahWalsh and all together and made the week joyous. Catholic Schools' JessicaSung show their expert dancingskills while singingat Weekwas filled with celebration and togetherness. Mass. 4. TylerM allonee rocks out during lunch. 5. AnnieCassel and Casey Becker grasp the meaningof Catholic Schools' Week during mass. 6. The seniorclass saysY es! to the Lord! 7. Adam Brandt loves the variety of music,but enjoysth e motions to the song even bett er: TomBush and Joe Conklinenjoy A group of upperclassmantake a timeout KingBraa Gradygives Zach Wi111cha black themselvesat their last turnabout dance. from the dance to catch their breath eye on his left eye to match the one on his right. On the night of January 16,2005, darkness took over the Assumptioncafeteria. The theme this year for Turnaboutwas "Areyou Afraidof the Darkr But with DJ Red Hot BrianScott, no one was afraid. Along with the great musicand dancing,the decorations were highlightedwith glow-in-thedarkbracelets and a campfire illuminatedthe picture backdrop. Thisyear most of the people in attendance were sporting exceptionallybright-colored ensembles. To go along with the crazy atmosphere, senior Brad Grady took home the title of Turnaboutking. Thankfully,he kept his speech short and sweet. Everyonehad a blast, and Turnabout2005 was a huge success. HB.LO L.CPIES Sopfiomcres Lara Mccambridge,Liz Are Mary LoveweI. Megan Bushand ER1e It is very c ear int 1spictorial t at Jack Phinneya, d KelseyWhitchelo don t need Stopulosdoing some kindof dance? Sweeneyis the man. their dates to have fun. 24Turnabout A,IBYJ5 CJJlrDlnG DOCJJf1 Marl KendraGreen, KristinBlough, Chelsea WnileAnclrew McLanahan is w1tnhis date, LisaHerman,Melissa Mora es ana Aissa Grillotand Sarah Walshshow off their MeghanConnors. Ben Schlictingis less sure Langfordsport the 80"s style proudly. dazzlingdresses . of the location of his P,artner. >>peq:E >> Lq..JCil-ilnG IT LP __ t_n_e_r fl~n~d~-~, TomPayne impresses his date with the peace sign, a failedattempt at coolness. dancingby themselvesabsolutely hilarious. manydance moves 1nher dizzyingarray. Turnabout25 26 Candids Candids27 "One in the Spirit" 28 StudentLife Highlights Going A IO t Joe Deroo1eaves tall out on the dodgebal co r, ud g filsave StudentLife Highlights 29 ■ T BELOW:The Science Bowl Team, consisting of Captain Josh Bacon, Dominic Pham, Kristi Haas, Alissa Langford, and Greg Lammers, competed against tough competition at the State level in Des Moines. ABOVE: Colin Kent is a bit nervous about donating blood. Scianca Club BELOW: Our very own Mrs. Murphy shows that not even a needle can phase her at this year's spring blood drive. RIGHT:Seniors Molly Cooksey, Mandy Crino, and Amanda Skahill stand b the si n after cleanin u Kimberl Road. Kristi Haas and Kendra Green show they have no fear, knowing they will conquer their goal ofl00 donors. This year they collected 101pints of blood in the fall. Senior Science Club members Melissa Mora les and Katherine Murphy enjoy recycling on Thursdays. LEFT: Senior Josh ABOVE: This group Bacon is a seasoned of seniors needs some recovery time before veteran at donating going back to class after blood. bravely donating blood . 32 Science Club ~ LEFT:Senior RedCross membersEmily Carlin, Carrie Ruhl,and Amanda Skahillproudly hoist the trophy Assumptionwon for generatingthe most donors to their summerblood drive. They competed against other local high schools. ABOVE: Sophomore BELOW LEFT SeniorTyler M1chaeFlores watches Brodell enjoysthe cookie the nursein anticipation table after donating at this as he becomesa year's spring blood drive. ftrst-timedonor at this year's blood drive. ABOVE:Junior Megan Reyhons is giving blood to ABOVE: MeganTemmingand hopefully savea life. Molly Cookseyenjoy wading in the water at Nahant Marsh. Connecting with the Cornrnunity BELOW: Kally Knudsenknows that staying hydrated is one of the most important things about being a bllod donor. ABOVE: SeniorZach Cornwall wants to makesure that all goes according to plan when he donates blood! ScienceClub 33 RIGHT: Eventhough Margaret Johnson1s cleaning out cat cages,she does it with a smile! FARRIGHT: The founder of YAWHOO, Lisa Herman,is presentedwith an awardfrom Mayor Charlie Brooke, a very high honQ[ BELOW: YAWHOOgets ready to dominatethe Crop Walklike only YAWHOOcan! ------LEFT: YAWHOO'sbook drive for children in Africa was a hugesuccess, as you can seeby the many boxesfull of literature Lisa Herman ts relaxingon . BELOW: Helpingthe needymakes Rachel Taylorhappy! LENDI Q I-IAND 1. Thisyear YAHWOOadopted 3. Sarah Zingergets in close with a girl from Gautemala named RachelTaylor to warm up before the Yasmin.Each month they sent Crop Walk. her $20. 2. MandyCrino and Lisa Herman barely make it to the finish lineat the Crop Walk. LEFT: AllisonCecil and Zach RIGHT:Alissa Landford and Emily Cornwalldeliver Christmas Carlin brave the cold as they deliver presents for Humilityof Mary. presents to the less fortunate. 34 YAWHOO LEFT: Art Club completes RIGHT: EileenAllegro numerousprojects during digs deeper into her cup the year, includinga trip to to use up all her paint. Chicago in the Spring. ~ len Br hin ff RIGHT:Mrs. Petersshows an example of furniture design for Art Club·s next project. ABOVE:Kev n Freese beg s t e unbeatable task of mak ng an Assumpt on desk attract ve ABOVE:Thomas Allegro masters furniture design. LEFT: Darvin Dillon places his masterpiecein the ceramics kiln; he is -ftredup to see it when it gets done. Art Club3 5 Courtroom Connections team of lawyers rest after a big case. RIGHT:Greg ABOVE:Mock TrialTop Row: Anthony Pham,Emily Carlin, KevinO Brien, Lammersand Greg Lammers,Elizabeth Davidson,Chelsea Grillot, KendraGreen, Daniel KevinO'Brien Banas,Thomas Allegro. Bottom Row:Kristi Haas, Brian Smith, Katie Vogel compare their Caitlin Fogel,Molly Tomsha,Matt Schlue,Alissa Langford, and Kaite Creen. exhibits. l. ) Thomas Allegro puts order in the court. 2. ) Alissa Langford gives important tesitmony. 3. ) Chelsea Grillot takes notes for the defense. 4. ) Anthony Pham interrogates Katie Vogel. 5.) All that mocking of trials makesMr. Murphy thirsty. 36 MockTrial Hablando Juntas Con Amigos BELOW: Honors SpanishI V Club MembersTop LEFT: SpanishIll Club Members Top Row: Brian Becker,Jake Row: Jenni Ruefer, Greg Lammers,M ike Pettis, Stolme1er,Mike Lohmuller,Eric Chris Van Buer,Emily Carlin. Bottom Row: Dodds, Colin Kent, Owen MargaretJohnson,K risti Haas, Kerry Cheeney, Cassel,Kevin O'Brien. Middle Brian Duffy, Sra. Smith, and Kate Gardner. Row: SarahWalsh, Bailey Shaw,Jessica Sung, Kendra Green,Katherine Jochum, Sra. Smith. Bottom Row: Crystal Nuci, Molly Tomsha LEFT:Spanish II Club Members Top Row: Caitlin Fogel,Lizzie Wilkens,Colin Shirk,Beth Wendling,Lauren Lybbert, AmandaBrandt. Bottom Row: BrynneZin necker, Jennifer Blaser,Collin Strajack,Abby Kent,and Sra. Hagerman. 1. ) Charlie Kautz and Kerry Cheeney snuggle while practicing one of the romance languages 2. ) Kristen Wilson and Katie Knobbe chow down on some fresh chipsand salsa.3 . ) Megan Hurdo, Colin Shrik,Jennifer Blaser;and Caitlin Fogelare fullysatisfled with their meal. 4.) Mallory Youngblut and Sarah Walsh agree that t he best thing about Mexican food is the sauce. 5.) SeniorsM ike Pettis and Dustin Moscoso show some underclassmenhow to throw a flestal Foreign Language Clubs37 ABOVE: National Honor Society SeniorM embersBack Row: JonathanM illea, MichaelPettis, RyanM erritt, Adam Duggleby. Mike Prior,M ark Blough. Zach Cornwall. Pat Fries, Greg Bauer,Mike Craddick Third Row: Mrke Guidici, Chris Van Buer,Alejandro Jorge, Kevin Stolmeier,Jennifer Ruef er; Kevin Banas.Alissa Langford, EmilyCarlin.Josh Bacon, Charlie Kautz Second Row: Matt Krajewski,Brad Grady.Dustin Moscoso, EvanCoberly. Katie Karlix, JackSweeney. Laura Walczak. Kyle Harris, Kerry Cheeney,Brian Duffy Front Row: Tim Matthews, Dan Adams,M ary Shook. Dominic Pham.Lisa Herman, StephanieAugust, Katie Creen, RoseGiorgio, Margaret Johnson,Amanda Skahril BELOW:Sean Carlin BELOW: Mary and Lauryn Carrara Shook gives a attentively recite the Christmas tree MissionStatement tattoo to a girl of National Honor lookingfor an edge Society as they to her appearance at enJoytheir Induction the Festival of Trees. Ceremony. ABOVE: Seniors Brad Grady, Kerry Cheeney and Mike Craddick show off the cool elf hats they made during the NHS ., service project. t- 38 National Honor Society ABOVE: National Honor SocietyJunior Members Back Row: Greg Lammers,Chns Carton, Owen Cassel,Andrew Barton, SeanCarlin. KevinPowers Fourth Row: JacobStolmeier, Mallory Youngblut,Mary Lovewell,Ellie Stopulos, Kristi Haas,Amy Oliger Third Row: ChelseaBacon, Michael Lohrnuller; Marci Furlong, KendraGreen. ChelseaGrillot, Kristin Blough Second Row: Lauryn Carrara, Megan Bush, BatleyShaw, Darcy Stanger.JessicaSung, SarahWalsh Front Row:Christina Nelson, Elizabeth Coyne, KatherineJochum. Caitlin Streit, KeriannWilder BELOW:Laura BELOW:Evan Walczakstands Coberly 1sthrilled proudlynext to the as Mrs. Wallace Zoo-A-Latorgiving presents himwith his childrena surprise cords as a second with every pullof the year member of machine. NationalHonor Society. ABOVE:Michael ABOVE:Stephanie Lohmuller1s awed by August understands the responsibilityof that you are never becominga member too old to share a of National Honor moment with Santa Society and carrying Claus. the shinystole that comes with the role. NationalHonor Society 39 ~ "Wow, this clas deve oped my publ cation kills, it also showed m how tru y va uable hfe 1s.~ Peter Wood Jonathan Millea always brightened the Publications RIGHT: Bryon class with Grothus, Brian his wit and Duffy and humor. Charlie Kautz ta e a brea after striving to finish their barely-on- time newspaper article. Lila Smith concentrates on scanning pictures for ano her beautiful RIGHT:M andy parent ad Crino and for the Amanda Skahill yearbook. are working diligently to create another outstanding yearbook. 40 Publications BELOW: Mrs. Murphy "The skillof writing 1sto teaches AlisonWhite and create a context in which MargaretJohnson how to other people can thin ." place a digital photo. EdwinSchlossberg ABOVE:Kelly Ryan can ·t helpbut admireone of his manyyearbook spreads. ABOVE: PublicationsStaff Back Row: Brian Duffy, Bryon Grothus. KellyRyan,Jonathan Millea, Charlie Kautz, Peter Wood. Eric Arnett MiddleRow : Megan Temming.Amanda Skahill. Alissa Langford, Alison White,Mandy Crino Front Row: MargaretJohnson and LilaSmith Not Pictured: Advisors Kevinand Bridget Murphy Publications41 In Tune RIGHT:Members of the choir strike high notes as they perform at Fine Arts ' Night. BELOW:Thechoirstays Qatting Jazzad Up focused during their The Jazz Choir adds eleganceto the Christmas concert practice session before with their sleekblack attire and soft soothing melodies. their performance. Not A Momant to Spara The choir shows their dedication in business-as-usual fashion by practicing on an out-of-uniform day. I. The Teacher ·our teacher 1sJ -Lo.• Jack Sweeney'0 5 2 . Movie.Day Watching"Newsies." Eliabeth Coyne'0 6 a. Qnack Time Youget to eat. Angela Brandt '08 Raac:onc: 4 . Qervica Minute~ Royal Qaranada ·we get lots of opportunities to earn service to be. in minutes, that eventuallyadd up to servicehours. Josh Thola,Jack SweeneyGreg Bauer,Dan O'Donnell, Mike Pettis ·05 and Mark Molyneaux make Homecoming Queen Lisa Choir s. 9ood Tirn•~ Herman "their girl" as they alter the words to the It's fun.and you don't have to thinktoo Temptationsfamous hit song "My Girl". hard! Elizabeth Davidson '08 44 Choir FARLEFT: Mr. Logue leads the Choir in a carol at their Christmas concert. LEFT: Carrie Ruhl steps up to sing a solo with the Jazz Choir at the Spaghetti Supper. Voice~ in the Josh Swishertakes his place on Choir boy by day,rock star by ClairePacha brings a great deal of l LizCoyne announces Learninghow to dance likea John Hannon is consoled by her entrance. loud and "Mac Daddy"is one of the side Jack,eDeWitt, who is kind proud. benefi s of being in Drama. as and understandingon stage Melissa Morales has taught ( andoff Mr: Logue plays a vital role in maximizing the Mrs. LaCorte and Mrs. Kuster realize that it is potential of Drama 's many talented singers, like important to have fun in producing a play, almost as - Melissa Morales. much as it is important to make sure that everything ~ 46Dra ma occursjust as it is supposedto. Knigh~ Pia r Ac~a arn BELOW: Nick Colwell leansover SamWagner. Greg to show his 1mag1narypaper to his Bauerand Mark imaginaryfriend. Molyneauxcompete for Liz Coyne·s attention. BELOW: The chemistry between MelissaMorales and Nick Colwell 1sso clear ABOVE: Katherine Jochumand Kristi Haas usesome downtime to bond. LEFT: Matt Schlue and Anthony Phamtry .---~- -. to squeeze1n a little homework during a late night practice. Drama47 S-tuden-t Council C.ALLIN9 Tl-IE QMOTQ Upperclass Representatives Underclass Representatives BACK ROW: Eric Dodds, Ryan Hintze, PaulTompkins, TOP ROW: AmandaB randt, Beth Wendling,K evinCutler, Katie Karlix Colin Kent MIDDLE ROW: LauraBush, S am Tim Gigant1 BOTTOM ROW: Katie Merritt, Michelle Grothus,Jack Sweeney,Dan Adams, Margaret Johnson Riefe. Ali Brandtner,Caitlin Fogel BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Herman, Mary Lovewell, Ellie Stopulos,M egan Bush, Darcy Stanger 48 S uden Council BELOW: EllieStopulos is handeda boxfull of food and can't control her laughterbecause she had to show the boys what true st reg h looks like. ABOVE: Megan Bushand JackSweeney kill a h tie time at the RiverBend Food Bankby s1ng1nga song wti1lewa1t1ng for the r truck o arrive. ABOVE RIGHT:Ka Heen Loftus, Kevn Cu ler, Katie Me•ntt a'1d AmandaBra"d gladly take andcheck coats at Turnabout. RIGHT:Student Council poses for a pie Jre on op of he food they brought 1n. BELOW RIGHT:Katie Karl1xand L sa Hermansmile oat tract morecustomers as hey sell hor1ecom1ngtickets and tsh rts at lunch. BELOW: Allie Brandtner1s happy she can do her part to help fight hunger. ABOVE: Sophomore Be h Wendlingtakes no es from senior MargaretJohnson when beingrem·nded about howmuch funs udent councilcan be. S uden Co ncil49 0 -I -I Qtudent~ connecting with their Pa~~ion~ Student Council Chad Gigant has been spendingtime 1nthe weight room 1norder to prepare for loadingda'( for the annualStudent HungerDrive. _, -~ 50 OrganizationsHighlights Publications Jonatran Milleaconcentrates on finishinghis ar icle for tre Knight Beacon YAWHOO Alex Malloneeand Colin Straiack help decoratefor the MakcAW1sh Foundation. OrganizationsHighlights 51 Ben lrmen Earned first team all state honors as the most feared base stealer 1nthe state. John Powers Garnered first team all-sta e honors ABOVE: Junior Joe Conklin 1slocked and led the team 1n and loaded ·n big situations. ABOVE batting. RIGHT: The Knights take a moment Dan Cutler- to honor their country before a big Received first team game. RIGHT:Senior John Powers all-state honors and makesa play to his back hand and was the Knights' ace on the mound. throws acrossthe infield to get the runner. BELOWRIGHT: Coach Dan BrunsonGrothus Cutler takes a visit to the mound to Earned second team quicklytalk politics with pitcher Brad all-state honors at Duffy and catcher Mark Gilmartin. the hot corner. third BELOW: Catcher Bryon Grothus base. gets comfortable with his settings during pregame. Joe Conklin- G a r n e red second team all-statehonors, hitting .383 on the season. Dan O'Donnell Received secondteam all-state honors with a 9-0 record on the mound. BELOW:Conor Crowleygets ready to deliver a throw to the relayafter a solid catch. ABOVE: TylerBrodell creeps towards the infield grass on his toes in BACK ROW (Left to Right): CoachDennis Coiner. R yan Hintze.M ikeSchwartz, Tom Barb~ preparation for the pitch. Brad Duffy. CoachDan Cutler.Head Coach Bill Argo MIDDLE ROW: Joe Conklin,BrunSO!' Grothus,Dan O' Donnell,D anCutler.John Powe rs.ConorCro wley.B ryon Grothus,B en lrmer BOTTOM ROW: Joe Farris,Brad Grady,Joe Wonio, TylerBrodell. M ark Gilmartin.A ntho W lkins.Chris Kolar,Dan Adams. 54 VarsityBaseball BELOW:Senior Danny Cutler drivesa pitch back through the box for a single in the state championship game. The 2004 Assumption Cutler refused to end their high Knightsbaseball team had a very school careers on a bad note. respectableregular season. They With the help of many other , flnished the conference with a players, includingsecond team 11 record of 14-4, earning them a all-state playersin senior Brunson second place flnish in the very Grothus, juniorJoe Conklin,and tough MAC Conference. The sophomore Dan O'Donnell,the Knights were happy with that Knightsrolled to a State t1t,e.The fln1sh,but were not yet satisfled. 8-1vie tory overCharles City in the The Knights approached State championshipgame made the playoffs with a lot of hunger. it six State titles in the baseball First team all-stateseniors Ben program's history. lrmen,John Powers and Danny LEFT: The Knights show ABOVE: Freshman phenom everyone who the new number Chris Kolar gets in some cuts one is by raising the trophy before a District game. Kolar above their heads. was impressive in his first campaign, fllling in wherever needed as a utilit man. PLAYOFFS US THEM 8 1 6 1 3 0 10 0 11 10 ABOVE: Ben lrmen displays his 8 1 blazing speed, going all the way to ABOVE: Brunson Grothus takes a step out of the box to get The opponents, in order, were: Maquoketa, the wall to chase down a would-be in a few warmup swings as Charles City is forced to change DubuqueWahlert, Cedar double. pitchers. The Knights made teams do so very of ten in 2004. RapidsXavier, Norwalk. SiouxCity Heelan,and CharlesCity. VarsityBaseball 55 VA&Sl?'Y SorreALL 1'Jf1xu(' It UP! ith a good combination Wof youth and experience, the 2004 Lady Knights'softball team was as connected as teams come. Head coach Bridget Murphysaid, UWhileour record may not speak wellfor the success of our team, the girls realized the competiveness of ABOVE: KaylaAye starts her the conference we competed windup,the flrst step in another in, and we were able to really one of her strikeouts. connect and have a great time this year:" The Lady Knights ABOVE RIGHT:Jamie Gillespie flnishedstrong, winning11 of basks in the sun at shortstop. their last 13games heading into the postseason. The RIGHT:Megan Megraw creeps team was proud of their ability in at third to take away the bunt. to put seven defensiveinnings together against a tough BELOWRIGHT: Kristin Blough DeWitt Sabers team in the adjusts her pants before she flrst round of tournament play. steals third base. BELOW: Maggie Furlongflres the ball in after a great catch at the warningtrack. ABOVE: Eighth-grader Paige Sheeder is down and ready for the ballto come to her: Paige was a defensivestopperforthe Knightsat various positions. ~ 56 VarsitySoftball LEFT:Freshman Lizzie Wilkins tucks back her hair before getting set for the next pitch. ~Playingfor my sister was a great experience. She taught me how to pitch, and I was glad to be able to put the skillsto work on the varsity level as an eighth-grader." Beth Duffy ~Mrs. Murphy was a great coach, and she allowed us to havea lot of fun. I can't wait to play softball next year. It should be a really good season. SarahWalsh BELOW: Maggie Furlong is upset that SarahWalsh brought water instead of Kool-Aid to rehydrate between innings. ABOVE: BackRow (L to R): CoachAnn Sievert, EmilyCarlin, Maggie Furlong, Kim Herbst, Courtney Pershall,Head Coach Bridget Murphy SecondRow : AllisonCecil, Megan Megraw, Kristin Blough, Morgan Finn, SarahW alsh. Bottom Row: Molly Daly, Lizzie Wilkins, Kayla A e, JamieGilles ie. VarsitySoftball 57 l Kevin Banas 1s determined to finish the race a step ahead of teammate Chris Van Buer. 2. Sophomore Chris Kolar leads the Assumption pack late in the race. 3. Sophomore Peter l;::;r.=:::;===:;;.::;:;:;s~iF==~=::::; Youngshows what he is made of by breaking away from the pack. 4. Kyle Harris puts on t!oolO--l"fliin a move at the Wahlert Invite. 5. FreshmenDan Froeschle,Matt Golden, Kevin Cutler and Ben Carton show they are ready to decimate their 1• ~~~~-.. . opponents. 6. Peter Youngdoesn't stop going hard until the sun sets. 7. Zach Cornwall battles gale winds 1none of his ·~----,-.., final high school races. __ i.;...i ...... __ ...... ___ ._ ABOVE : Peter Wood once again leaves the pack far, far behind him. ABOVE: The Boys'Cross Country TeamTOP ROW: ChrisVan Buer, M ike Prior,Peter Young , Owen Cassel,M ike Warren,Chris Carton, ZachCornwall, Kevin O'Brien, A lexJohnson, Coach Chris Rubel MIDDLE ROW: Dustin Moscoso,Kevin Stolmeier, Colin Kent.JoeDeR001,Jake Stolmeier, Luke Simpson, Kevin Banas, Chris Kolar. Mike Lohmuller. Peter Wood BOTTOM ROW: Matt Schlue, Scott Copeland,Chad Giganti, Matt Golden,Au stin Straiack,Kevin Cutler, Alex Grothus, Ben Carton, Dan Froeschle 58 Boys' CrossCo untry LEFT: Whoa! Sophomore Scott BELOWLEFT: The vars1y Copeland electrifies even himself runners put their game faces on a the MuscatineInvite. before a big meet FARLEFT: Dustin Moscoso appears BELOW: Chad Gigant, bears to be reachingback for everything down as he rounds the turn and he has left. heads for the homestretch. BELOW FAR LEFT: EvanCoberly ho1dsnothing back as he spnnts to the finish. Bots' CaossCoo1ra, St&tltG?Q Ilt l(u1,1et&s l"!!:!!l!!!:~~~~~~~ 7 an eventual sixth place Inyears past, the at the State meet. Some .______...... ,...... - ...... - .. Assumptionboys cross- peak performances along ABOVE: RyanMerritt and Austin country team consisted the way includedseveral Strajacklead a group of Assumption of a very limitedarray runnersout of the blocks. individualvictories on of runners. Thisyear, the varsity and JVlevel the Knightsflelded 27 .______second place as a team competitors, an incredible ABOVE: MikePrior can never at Tipton, Fresh/Soph feat at Assumption. be serious, even duringa heated champs at Wahlert The 2004 XC competition. and second place at the season was jam-packed Behindsecond year coach Fair-Aelddistrict. with emotion, injury Chris Rubel and Assistant The entire team competition withinthe coaches Mike Cassel and had a great season and team, and the return of an Brian Fitzpatrick,the learned what this sport excellentcoaching staff Knightsraced towards is all about. Guts and Boys'Cross-Country 59 - Area, Ja Bra,,Jt • GRADE9 "Weworked hard and made it to state." Morgan Finn • GRADE9 "Team dinners were the best part of the season!" ABOVE: AshleyGarrison flghts for every second she can shave Tori Klaas • GRADE10 off her time. ABOVERIGHT: "Relax, don't think, The runnersflght for pole have fun, just run." position. RIGHT:Lizzie Wilkens holds off a charging runner: BELOWRIGHT: Angela Brandt, Abby Kent • GRADE9 Morgan Finn and PaigeSheeder "Whatwould you do get focused before the start if you heard a gun of a race. A bevy of shot?" BELOW: Assumption runners leadingthe pack became a familiar sight. KeriannWilder • GRADE11 "The bathroom at districts was nasty." PaigeSheeder • GRADE9 "Panera rocks!" ABOVE: A group of runners collapsesafter leavingit all on the course. ABOVE: LizzieWilkens , PaigeSheeder, Katie Merritt, Amanda Brandt and Morgan Finn are excited for their flrst of many State meets. LEFT:Sam Barber clawsfor a couple more inchesas she nears the flnish line. 60 Girls' CrossCountry face the challenge This year the Assumption girls stepped up to that challenge and had an outstanding season. TllUIG bO\fl TIit l.tlt •• P&ttS W ith over 25 girls on the team, a Although it's hard to good number of them incoming believe,only a runner knows the freshmen, the team was rather dedication and endurance that large and very competitive. Some is put into the sport of cross freshmen varsity runners were country. The sport is not only Amanda Brandt, Paige Sheeder; marked by long runs to build Abby Kent, Katie Merritt and endurance, sprint workouts, Molly Daly. Allie Brandtner, Tori and thresholds, but every Klaas and Keriann W ilder also competition race lasts two and a competed with the varsity. Along half miles. A popular phrase that with qualifying and placing 13th at can be found on some athletes' State, the girls claimed 2nd place attire states, "It's a mental sport, at North Scott Invite, 4th at the and we're all insane." Those Anamosa Invite, 1st at the City who enter the sport have to be Meet, 3rd at the Dewitt Meet, 5th ABOVE: Abby Kent heads committed and determined to at the MAC and 2nd at Districts. down the homestretch 1n a grueling meet. ABOVE RIGHT:Angela Brandt showsa look of worry as the footsteps of an approachingrunner reach her ears. RIGHT: Soon an opposing runner will only be able to see the cloud of dust left behind by Molly Daly. ABOVE: The Girls' Cross Country Team Front Row: Morgan Finn, Danielle BELOW: Knights Jockeyfor Guldenpfennig,Christine Wallace,M arci Furlong. Brittany Handley,Sam position n the pack as a race Barber.Paige Sheeder, Amanda Brandt, Coach Chris RubelM iddle Row: begins. Molly Tomsha,Caitlin Fogel. Erica Chupka,A llie Brandtner,Katie Jacobs. Lime Wilkens,Lila Smith, Christine Gerwe. Margaret JohnsonTo p Row: Angela Brandt, Tori Klaas,A bby Kent, Amber Clements, KathleenG1org10, Moll Dal . Ashle Garrison, Keriann Wilder ABOVE: Tori Klaas and Amber Clements are spent. LEFT: Amanda Brandt had an outstanding first season for the Knights. Girls· CrossC ountry 61 RIGHT: Varsity Football TeamBack Row: JosephSmith, MichaelBrandtner. M1chaeSchwartz. MichaelPettis, Tom Bush,Tom Barber.Andy Jacobs, Fritz Bentler.Ryan Hintze, Mike Manternach Third Row: ShawnBell.Jeffrey Peeters,Mac S ahr.Gary Umana. KeeganBrennan. Jeff Schebler,Austin Mayfield, SamCruse. Dan Adams. JohnJung1nger. Mitch FriedenSecond Row: Ben Aldrich. Zach Willich. Nate McKone,Joe Garrison. Tom Schl1ct1ng. Mark Blough. KellyRyan, Jake West, TylerHoyt Front Row: Nile Foster, Joey Hill, Phil Pugh.JoeConklin, Ben Simpson,Derrick Pershall,Mike Craddick, Brad Grady RIGHT: Senior cornerback Dan Adams backpedalsas he reads the offensive play like a children·s book. FAR RIGHT: Senior fullback Austin Mayfleld sheds an arm tackle from a Central defender as helooks upfleldto follow lead blocker TysonSmrth. ABOVE: Seniorcaptain ABOVE: Coach Wade King ABOVE: Coach MikeFox ABOVE: Brad Grady and KeeganBrennan reads and rsn't preparingto throw gives Elite all-statepunter Jeff Peetersleave the fleld reacts while RyanHintze his headset,he is merely MichaelBrandtner a tip to receivesome advicefrom pushesforward into the adjustingrt for comfort. or two on his play in the Coach King after a physical offensive backfleld. defensivebackfield. half of football. 62 VarsityFootball After their 2003 season ended with week, they still put together a very a 63 record and without a playoff bid, impressive season. Among other the 2004 Assumption Knights football teams, they defeated Pleasant Valley team knew that they needed to have 33-7 and had a regular season blowout a strong season in order to leave their over Muscatine by a score of 31-7. mark in the strong football tradition at The Knights were led by team Assumption. captains Dan Adams, Keegan They certainly accomplished that, Brennan, Mike Craddick,Joe Conklin, finishing with an 83 record, including a Michael Pettis and Zach Willich. In playoff victory over Muscatine. Even addition to many Knights receiving though the Knights fell to eventual all-conference honors. Mike Brandtner state champion Bettendorf the next was named Elite all-state as a punter.. Jeff Shebler TylerHoyt get a free release on the snap. 2. Mike Pettis and Fritz Bentler try to flll their gaps against Bettendorf. 3. Keegan Brennan looks to the sideline for the defensive playcall. 4. A host of Knights break the huddle, led by Nile Foster. 5. Mac Stahr takes a break from his double duty to get a refreshing drink. VarsityFootball 63 RIGHT: Amanda Skahill is deep in concentration while she prepares to serve the ball. BELOW: Head coach Kristen Veto and assistant coach Katie Vegter take a moment to smile before the game ABOVE: Coach Kristen Veto gets the grls pumpedbefore t:1e1rbig North Scott game knowing they were in a must win s1tuaton. The girls came together and pulledout the victory. What was the highlight of the 2004 volleyball season? "Hey girl do your thang, do your thang, switch." - KrystaSchmitt '05 "I personally enjoyed the trip the team took to Camp Abe Lincoln. " -Kendra Green'06 "The best part of the season was our victory over North Scott." -Kerr Cheene '05 ABOVE: FRONT ROW:Kate Gardner.Bailey Shaw, Kerry Cheeney. "I loved the dancing before the LaurynCarrara. Melissalrmen. Amanda Ska hill MIDDLE ROW: Caitlin Bush.Kendra Green, Angie Ruiz.Krysta Schmitt, Kristin Blougr BACK games in our locker room." - Baile Shaw'06 ROW: Caoch Kat,e Vegter. Brittni Bequeaith. Kim Thissen.Olivia Hansen,Megan Temming.Katie Karlix. Coach Kris en Veto RIGHT: Captain Katie Karlix shows good form while serving away another ace. ABOVE: SeniorBrittni Bequea1thcarefully placesthe ball over the blocker's hands. 64 Varsity Volleyball t 000 oou FAR LEFT: Kim Thissenand Brittni Bequeaithintimidate their opponents by getting big at the net. LEFT:Megan Temmingprepares to tuck and roll. BELOW: Caitlin Bushsends a sharp ace over to the opposing Central Blue Devils. The LadyKnights varsity volleyballsquad started their season off on the wrong foot, but senior captainsKerry Cheeney, Katie Karlix. and KrystaSchmitt helped to guide the team along the way. Althoughthese girls ftnishedwith less than stellarmark, they stuck together and ended the season with manynew friendships. Coach KristenVeto was assisted byKatie Vegter from Augustana.The coachesmade a fun environmentand stressed team unity. RIGHT:Junior Bailey Shaw sets up the spiketo seniorKatie Karl1x. FARLEFT: Kerry Cheeneysubs for Kim Thissento placean ace on the scoreboard.LEFT: The varsity squad huddlestogether to figure out their strategy to defeat the Muscatine Muskies.ABOVE: JuniorLauryn Carrara and fellow junior Caitlin Bush makesure they are readyto go when the time comes to get on the floor.. Varsity Volleyball 65 BOYS' GOLt IIITTIII' TIit LllltS FourFabulous Finishes 1.Charlie Kautz 2. Drew Phinney 3. Adam Arnett 4. Scott Stowe The once-mediocreAssumption Boys ' Golf Teamhas made big strides over the past few seasons and has grown into one of the most talented and respected programs in the state. With an influxof talented playerscoming to Assumptionin recent years, the program has flourishedand achievedgreat things, includingan impressivesecond -placefinish in the MAC ConferenceTournament this season. With all of the experiencethat the young playersare gainingearly in their careers, the program is sure to continuegrowing. Sophomores Tom Payneand Drew Phinneymay be two of the best golfers the school has ever seen, and with their dedication and leadershipat the forefront of the program, expect the Knightsto reach goals that once appeared unreachable. ABOVE: Nick Scott starts his RIGHT: Four • year letterwinner round off right with a monster Eric Arnett tr ies to end his career ~ iilllllldrive on the flrst tee. in style with a powerful drive in the ~ midst of a tough round. ~ 66 Boys' Golf LEFT:The Knightsmake a few last second tweaks on the range before a big meet. . . . LEFT: Tim Matthews admires his beautifulapproach to the green. BELOW: Sophomore stud Tom Paynetries to avoid the long grass with an accurate drive. ABOVE: Boys' GolfTeam Back Row: Coach Dunc Brooke, Brian Becker,Nick Scott, Drew Phinney,Rob Copeland,Paul Tompkins, A dam Smith,Bryan Scott, Matt ShaferMiddle Row : Tim Matthews,JustinHolder, Josh Smith,Eric A rnett, CharlieKautz, A dam Arnett, Scott Stowe, DanielBanas Front Row: MitchJahns, ColinStrajack, B rian Skalak,B obby Shaw,Tyler Zinnecker, Brandon Bequeath,Aaron Feeney,Scott Stichter, TomPayne ~ ~ Boys' Golf 67 KnightNetworking Although Assumptionlacks a swimming program, it doesn't discourage the few athletes at our school who want to swim and dive competitively.The swimmers ST&IVt TO spend the fallworking hard for their respective teams jusflike the many other athletes at Assumption. The strong group b1vt of underclassmen,including sophomore diverand StateQualiflerAl11son Stahler, are sure to have success in the coming years. Youmay not see the ~FlyingA on any of the swimsuitsor caps at the meets, but these students are certainlyproud to represent everythingthat Assumptionand our athletic programs stand for: RIGHT:Lauryn Lybbert cheers on one of her teammates as they finisha grueling race. GIIII.SS\fll.tl.ttllS ABOVE:Molly Moylanwaits patientlyon the divingboard before ABOVE:B etsy McCabe, Sarah Collins,Laur yn Lybbert, Patty Kautz, Rachel Taylor,Sam Grothus her next attempt. ~~- 68 Swimmingan d Diving '----"'-- .....__,,.___.. \..) J:l&ADO PUGII ''I'm just glad that I'm still better than Banas." DAItL 81111s "It was enjoyable because FARABOVE: FreshmanPatty Kautz we had a prepares to swim the race of her life in a winning meet at North. season." ABOVELEFT: Boys swimmersDanie Banas, Phil Pugh and Brandon Pugh are proud to representAssumption swimming PIIIL for North . PUGII ABOVERIGHT: Junior SarahCollins enjoys "It was herself in between races at a Cental meet. a really LEFT: You can see the determination and poise as Betsy McCabe preparesto exciting dominate her heat. final year. Swimmingand Diving 69 RIGHT:Coach Smithers makes adjustments to the boys' team as they prepare to go back on the floor after the timeout. ABOVE: Junior Dan O'Donnell rests his arms on his hipsduring a free throw so that he has plenty of energy left in them for his deadly jumper. BELOW: Seniors Mac Stahr and Joe Conklinwait to pounce on any lazy passes at the top of the Knights' 2 -3 zone. ABOVE: John Holt uses his huge wingspan to shut down passing lanes for Carroll at the ABOVE: SeniorJon Millea state tournament. T shoots a free throw at the state tournament as teammate PaulTompkins and a couple of Carroll players look on. 70 VarsityBoys' Basletball ~ LEFT:The VarsityBoys' Basketball Team Front Row: Mike Guidici, Nick Schneden,Adam Smith, Mike Brandtner,JoeConklin, Sean Carlin, Pat Burke, Mac Stahr Back Row: Coach Doug Neubauer, Coach Randy MacDonald, Tyler Hoyt, Adam Duggleby, Tom Barber, John Holt, Jonathan Millea, Mike Schwartz, Dan O'Donnell, Paul Tompkins, Head Coach Steve Smithers Coming together at the right time STATE QUALIFIERS 'VA&s1r1Bots' 8As1<1:reAtt ~ Tne2004-2005ooys7>as et a team 7 The 2004-2005 boys' tlie Knig ts maae it. Theyoeat Clear-Creek appeared to be a force to be reckonedwith I Amana,Washington and Fort Madisonby in the MACconference before the season, basketballseason found an average of 19points en route to a berth ith ten seniors returningfrom a team that in the 3Astate tournament. tftnishedfourth in the MACthe year before the Knightswith another Inthe flrst round of the last year and a strong class of juniorscoming up to at VeteransAuditorium in Des Moines,they playtheir flrst year of varsity basketball. new coach,Steve Smithers. faced a tough Carrollteam that sprinted But injuriesbecame the story of the year. out to a 17-pointlead at halftime. The PaulTompkins went down for a whilewith Thoughthe Knightshad an Knightsbattled back in the second halfand a knee injury.JonMillea sprained his ankle eventuallycut the lead to 5. But foulscaught one week before practice started, John Holt up and down season,they up with them as they eventuallyran out of battled an early quadricepsinjury followed by steam with flve playersfouling out, and the endedthe seasonwith a ~ broken hand late in the season, Mac Stahr Knightsfell 77-63. and Joe Conklineach had wrist problemsand But consideringall of the adversity this great playoffrun and an manyother playershad their own bumpsand year's team had to face, they can hold their bruisesthroughout the season. appearanceat the state heads high knowingthat they overcame 3 Thisall added up for an 8-8 Mac coaches in 3 years, inflniteinjuries, and all of conference record and a 9-12overall regular tournamentin Des Moines. .those doubters out there. Congratulations I season record. These numberssure do not to the Knightson a successfulseason and a look likethose of a state qualifyingteam, but great flnish. VarsityB oys Basketball71 ~ 72 VarsityGirls Basketball The Lady Knights embarkedon a seasonfull of milestonesthis year: Despiteopening up the seasonwith a nail-biting loss to Class4A 's Iowa LEFT: KimThissen City High, the Lady Knights continued with a strong regular seasonfinish . stands tall against her Theywon 21consecutive games to end with a 21-1 record, completing their defender to intimidate her at this year's State MAC scheduleat a perfect 16-0. This was the first time in school history tournament. that a girls' basketballteam had accomplishedthis feat. By doing so, the team earned a place on the Wall of Famefor their picture. The Lady Knights usedtheir up-tempo, in-your-face, run-and-gun style of playto rattle their opponents. This style of play took the Lady RIGHT:Jamie Gillespie Knightsto the State tournament for the 2nd year in a row. Enteringthe gets in her defensive tournament,the Lady Knights were ranked#2 in the State behinddefending stance and stalks the Statechampions Waukon. Facing a very good, but young Norwalk team in opponent on defense. the first round this year,the Lady Knights held off a late run to advanceto the semifinalsagainst Cedar RapidsXavier: Despite falling short in the Cedar RapidsXavier game, the Lady Knightsshould still be proud of all they accomplishedthis year: Mallory LEFT:Gabbie Binion Youngblutand Kim Thissenwere honored on first-team all-conference, knowswhere all of the Olivia Hansenreceived third-team all-conference,and Mandy Crino, Kaitlin shooters liketo receive Schnedenand Gabbie Binion were awarded Honorable Mention. Mallory the ball. Youngblutwas also namedto the Class3A All:rournamentteam. LEFT: KaitlinSchneden RIGHT:Defenders have gives Gabbie Binion a tough time catchingup a high five before the with KaitlinSchneden on game. a break away. BELOW:Mandy Crino RIGHT:Marci Furlong is a bluras she blows by takes a break on the her defender to set up free throw line. the offense. BELOW:The Lady Knightsstack up while taking the ballout of bounds to shake their defenders. LEFT: Laura Bushgives MalloryYoungblut a high-five after a nice drive. RIGHT:The bench gets into a close game against City High. VarsityGirls' Basketball 73 BELOW:Fearless leader Coach King gives some inspirational words before an important dual. 1)Junior Matt Skahill -fights hard off his back. 2) Senior Thomas Bush gets mentally prepared to dominate his opponent. 3)Sophomore Ben Warta takes control of the opposition with a ABOVE: Junior Jeff Peeters takedown. 4) In a rare composes himself after a hard appearance, the "Four fought victory. No, he is not Horsemen" pose for the cameras. crying. Whether in the room or at a meet, the Knights' wrestling tea rked hard make their season a success this year: Andrew Rando e, Bubba Gro nus, Tom Bush nd Joe Hill all qualified for state this year, with three of t m P.la~in . The Knights also finished wit a 9 7 dual record, their first winning season since 2002. With Coach Wade King back at the helm and this successful season to build ABOVE:Zach Will ich showcases his biceps on, the Assumption wrestling program is ack while also getting the job done in route to on track. the finals of the Benton tournament. eoo1-eoostRIGll?S ABOVE: Wrestling TeamBack Row: Coach Wade King, Ben Warta, Tom Schlichting, Thomas Bush,Cliff Simmons,Zach Willich, Joe Hill, Tom Hintze, Coach Stubbs,Coach Hysinger:Middle Row: Shawn Bell, Nile Foster, Bryon Grothus, Ben Schlichting,Willie Argo,Jeff Peeters,Matt Skahill,Brad Grady,John Junginger. FrontRow: Mitch Jahns,Alex Mallonee,Scott ABOVE: A referee raisesfreshman Stichter,Noel Pacha,Alex Grothus, Andrew Wille Argo's hand after a win in the Randone,JoshKyle. North Scott meet. ABOVE: Bryon Grothus is in ABOVE: Andrew Randonedrives his opponent into midseasonform for an early the mat as he tries to turn him. tournament as he sticks his opponent. ~- 76Cheerleading KnightKompany Dancers 77 S0PII0I\I0Rt SUCCESS The sophomore sports teams had an excitingyear. The girls' basketballteam flnishedstrong w1th a record of 13-8, whilethe volleyballteam flnished2-10 in a rebuildingyear. The boys· basketball team flnishedwith an impressive182 record and the football team with a solid 6-3. The girls' softball team flnishedwith their record being 10-24and the boys' baseballteam looked good finishingwith 22-4. These impressiveseasons willset the table for future varsity success. Back Row: Coach Reyes,Katie Connors.Beth Wendling,Liz Phinney,Michelle Ruefer, and Emily FUiierMiddle Row: JennyD1v1ta, Alison Kane.Brynne Zinnecker, Meghan Sophomore KevanKadavy keeps his arms high Connors Front Row:Jennifer Blaser, Casey Becker,Emily Hignight to cut down on the passing lanes and keep his opposition from getting easy baskets. SOPHOMOREBOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM BackRow: Coach O'Donnell. Matt Johnson,Drew Phinney,Kyle Steinbrecher.JakeChristophersen, George Holoubek, Andrew McClanahan, BackRow: Coach Campagna, PaigeSheeder, Maddy Conklin, Kristyn AJ. Ewinand Coach Neuberger Front Row: Zach Kaczmarek,Macky Wilson, Coach Cutler MiddleRow: Beth Duffy, Melissalrmen, Katie Pangburn.Kevan Kadavy, Tim O'Donnell. Anthony Miller.Chris Kolar,Scott Merritt. Morgan Finn.JessicaSmith, Annie StopulosFront Row: Kelsey Copeland,and Tom Payne Creen.Molly Daly,Daryl Marbury. Brittany Willows, Molly Moylan 78 SoP.homoreSports u, 'T:I Sophomore Emily Fullerdives wildly to the C ground 1nchase of a loose ball. ,,, "Our TPUP (Team ..., Practice Under Pressure) brought u, our football team together. " KYLE STEINBRECHER'07 SOPHOMOREGIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Coach Smith, AnnieSmith, MichelleRuefer, Maddy Conklin, SamBarber. Katie Connors, Coach Brodell Front Row: Lori Hopper. Lime Wilkens,Emily Fuller;Meg Williams, Desi Baker.Julie Brumfield SOPHOMOREFOOTBALL TEAM BackRow : Coach Hanghian,Coach Co111e~George Holoubek,Kyle Ste norecher, Matt Bentler.Jake Chris ophersen. MichaelThomsen, Chff S,mmons.Andrew Back Row: MackeyPangburn, M ike Manternach,Kyle Steinbrecher, McClanahan,Coach Fritz,Coach Schlichting.Coach MatthysMiddle Row : Mac ey Coach NeubergerMiddre Row: SeanCarlin.Jake W est. TonyGripp, Pangburn.Dustin N ckels,Tom Hn ze, TonyGnpp, Joe Nagle,A J Ewen,Kevan Matt Skahill.and Anthony Miller Front Row: TylerM allonee,A ustin Kadavy,Matt Johnson,Tim O'Donnell Front Row: TylerSteffen. Zach Kaczmarek, Zach Guzzo,Ben Schlichting.Anthony M ,Uer.Edde Coryn, CameroriDePauw, Matt Strajack,Colin Kent, andJeff Peeters Danz, Scott Smith SophomoreSports 79 miP).. -~ ttAl.tlRG ?OGttllt& tA< Freshmensports are a major part of manystudents firstyear at Assumption. Playingtogether with new faces not onlydevelops strong teamworkthat willfuel future Knightsteams' success, but also buildscharacter and friendshipsthat willlast for the next fouryears, or maybea lifetime The seniors that we watch playon Fridaynights wouldn'tbe the same people they are without their coaches and teammatesfrom years past. FRESHMENBASKETBALL BOYS' RED TEAM Back Row: Coach Kn,ght,Charles Thrapp. Ethan Tuftee,Andrew Friederich. KevinCutler. Coad, Smithers Front Row: JacobSheckler. Matt Golden.Adam Arnett, TylerCo111er, Danny Froeschle Willie Argo blazesaround the corner whilereturlllflg a punt 111the Knightsmatchup th orth. FRESHMENBASKETBALL GIRLS' RED TEAM FRESHMENVOLLEYBALL TEAM Back Row: JamieFries, Claire Daniel, Stephanie Haas, Kristyn Wilson. Annie Back Row: CoachRubel, Casey White, Kate Reyhons,Lauren Lybbert. Danielle Cassel,Coach Vegter Middle Row: Katie Ford. ElizabethDavidson, Erin Guldenpfennig,Coach Kent Front Row: ManagerAngela Brandt, Abby Kent, Gardner,Heather Van FossenFront Row: AdrianneFoley, Hannah Van Fossen, AmandaBrandt. PaigeSheeder, Molly Daly. AlexandraNemec, Annie Stopu10s I! 80 Freshmen Sports ~ en "'l:I BUMPINGTOGETHER Er:, Gardnerand Katie Ford prepare o bumpa tough C servefrom the opponent. Back Row: Coach Bra!flerd,Coach Schul z, Char esThrapp, Andrew Friederich, Etran Tuf ee, RyanBeckenbaugh, Asa Klein.Torr Pet 1s Middle Row: Noel Pacha, "It was a tough year Willie Argo, TylerCoiner, Ryan Duyck,Jon Hangh1an, Ben Bush,Rya'1 Walcup Front Row: A ex Mallonee,Kyle O'Day,Jacob Sheckler, Matt Rogals 1,M e Furlol"g l:O for our baseball ..., team, but we had a en lot off un." i DUSTINNICKELS ·07 FRESHMEN BASKETBALLBOYS' WHITE TEAM Back Row: Coach Knight, Dylan Heathman.Brian Scott, Asa Klein,Luke S1mp,on,Tom Pettis, Coach Smithers Front Row· Mike Furlong, Ben Bush.Jon Hangh1an,Ryan Duydc, Colin Strajack FRESHMEN BASKETBALL GIRLS' WHITE TEAM Back Row: Coach Bar er, Dustin N,c els. RyanBeckenbaugh. Peter Young, Coa,·hO'Donr cl Middle Row: Zach Kaczmarek,Tyler Coiner, Tim O'Donnell, Back Row: Coach Rubel,Angela Gravitt, Morgan Finn.S ephan,eHaas. El zabeth Joe Dcroo1,Za,+ G, v• KevinCutler Front Row: Jim Masterson,Ryan Walcup, Davidson,Er n Gardner,Coach Kent Front Row: ManagerAngela Brandt.Jenny BradyFrieden, Tyler Steffen, Ryan Weber D1v1ta,Annie Stopulos. Katie Ford.JR. Sm1h Freshmen SRorts 81 ''I'' I eryCeeeyw e to ~tr et e b t erve u heraci:- 82 Sports Highlights M ke Brard 'ler derrons ratc:-s at g vmgyour all s '1a'of the ba t e by ay ng ou to recover a oose ba d rg a heated MACConfere ce bat c:- Sports Highlights83 LI K NG STUDENTS TO JED CJ\ TION ABOVE: Is that a ABOVE: Head football Halloweencostum e? coach and Dean of Nope, it's just what Mrs. Discipline, Mr: King shows a Papageorgiouapparent ly softer side while taking care wears to bed. of his children at the bonflre. ABOVE:A common love for bowties creates a special bond between Brad Grady and Mr. McFerren at the NHS Induction Ceremony. ABOVE:Sra. Smith shows ABOVE:Mrs. Tompkins and off her robe after rolling out Mrs. Reyhonsshow their of bed on pajamaday . excitementwhile being chaperonesat Homecoming. BELOW:Mrs. Montgomery displaysher joy over the BELOW:Mr: Simpson addition of her favorite makes U.S.Histo ry fun treat, chocolate donuts, to and interesting as only Mr: the vending machine in the Simpsoncan. lunchroom. ABOVE:Mr: Murphy, Mr: McFerren,and Mr: Borrison discusshow to dress in order to blend in before the Powder Puff game. 86 Facultyand Staff LEFT: Experienceis one of the gred,erts that rrakes Ms. O'Conno'"one of the best Geometry teachers around. Mr. Todd Borrison Mr.Jame s Brainerd Mrs. Susan Chanez Mr.JacK Connors Mrs MaureenCrowley Mrs. Tara Dauer Mrs. LynnDay M•s Carm ne Draude Ms. Leah Dreckman Mrs. L nda Duf'y Mr.Ron Dunker Mrs. Lor For•et Mr.Fra'l Frostes ad Mrs D1anreG1 christ Mrs. Donna Gorden Srta. Sara Hagerman Mrs. KrisJame s Mrs. CareyJones LEFT: Mr:Coiner LEFT: Mr.Luton searches for his makes sure that he classroom of the day gets the last bit of his on one of his many sa ad after enjoying stints as a substitute at a heaping helpingof Assumption. Mr.Coiner student-favoritecream of also coaches football and chicken. baseball. Faculty and Staff 87 LEFT: It would be hard to flnd any counselor who does as much as Mr. Murray does to make sure that every last one of the seniors is going to where they want to for college. Ms. Angie King Ms. Elizabeth King Mr. Wade King Mrs. Elizabeth Kuster Mr. Gary Laake Mrs. Lesle Lacorte Mr. Enc Leuth Mr. Jim Logue Mrs. Jan Luto:1 Mrs. Beth Lybber Mrs. WendyMartin Ms. Jean Mayes Ms. TammyMcCarthy Mr Clark McFerren Mrs. Arny McGuire Ms. Kate Miller Mrs. Margaret Montgomery Mrs. Bridget Murphy ABOVE: Not many work harder than Assumpt ion's ABOVE: Two flrst year teachers, Srta. Hagerman and M resident librarian, Mrs. Frieden. Dreckman, watch the lunchroom during homecoming wee 88 Facultyand Staff ABOVE: Mrs. Peters and Ms. Wiedeman followActivity ABOVE: Mrs. Day,M rs. Wallace, and Mrs. Forret take Dayproceedings from behind bars. some time off from their hectic scheduleto bond. Mr: KevinMurphy MrJer ry Murray Ms. MaureenO 'Connor Mrs. Kathy Papageorgiou Mrs. A"meePeters Mrs. TammyQuested Mrs laura Reyho!ls Mrs Betsy Shovla1n Mr DaveS"mpson Sra.Jod Sm h Mrs. ReginaSmith Mr: SteveSmithers Mr. RickyTerre Mrs.Jane Tompkins Mrs. KayVoz Mrs RonaWa llace Ms. Kylie Wiedeman Mrs. TrishZinger LEFT: Mr. Dunkergets low to make sure he has every nook and cranny painted in the hallwaysat Assumption. Facultyand Staff 89 4 ~ 90 SeniorOpening 1. Some of the seniors thinkthey are "too cool" to participate duringgym class. 2. Laura Bush,Katie Karlix,Sam Grothus, KatharineMurphy, Brittni Bequeaith, and Maggie Furlongteach a humangeometry lesson. 3. Brian Freese shows the class how to shake maracas. 4. KaitlinSchneden andJack Sweeneyare glad to get out of class. 5 5. Keegan Brennanworks diligentlyon his math homework. 6. Betsy McCabe, Melissa Morales, and Krysta Schmitt hear, see, and speak no evil. 7. LindseySwearinger and Alison White are happy the Knights won. 8. Tim Matthews enjoysgetting his picture taken. SeniorOpening 91 Ti rr B sh, Be" S1 pso and M e Cradd k eage ly I O'< r a w tr1e'1d to v deotape RGHT Pat BurKe,M.1 {p> 100Senior Closing • • • SeniorClosing 101 - 102Junior Opening 1. Eric Dodds, Sean Carlin, Sarah Collins,Kristin Serrurier, and KatherineJochum relax before P.E. 2. Josh Thola eagerly heads to class on an out-of.uniformFriday. 3. LizCoyne has a good time with a group of Assumptionfriends. 4. Megan Bushand Sam Cruse help each other comprehendtheir latest Physicsassignment. 5. AndyJacobs watches as he gives the gift of lifeat the Student Blood Drive. 6. Matt Shaferand Jake Stolmeier take a breath buringa typically intensematball game. 7. KevinPowers shares a little of his musicaltalent with the crowd at a packed football game. 8. Sarah Walshanticipates a fly balland gets ready to make a spectacular catch. JuniorOpening 103 ThomasAllegro KaylaAye Che sea Baco MeganBush Sean Car La ry Carrara Chr s opher Car on Owen Cassel Sarah Coll s Robert Copeland AlexCorbr AdaMCoste o LizCoyne elseyCreen SamCruse AmandaDe,,ger Rhett Depauw MikeD1v1ta Enc Dodds ,le Foste MitchFrieden MarciFurlon JustinGarrow KendraGreen ABOVE: BlaireLemen, Sarah Collins,Jessica Sungand ABOVE:JeffSchebler,Jeff Peeters, TylerHoyt and Rob LaurynCarrara are happyto take a break from gym class! McCarthyare thrilledabout the whiteshirt option. 104Junior Pictures ABOVE: Bridget Loftus and Kally ABOVE:Justin Holder, Matt Skahill ABOVE: Amy Oliger and Mary Knudsenshare a moment's rest. and Ryan Hintze play it cool. Lovewelltake a break from studying. ChelseaGrillot Krist Haas KatieHangh ian Olivia Hansen Joe H1l RyanHintze JustinHolder Collin Horan TylerHoyt Ashleigh Husby Melissalrmen AndrewJacobs KatherineJochum JohnJunginger Colin Kent Kally Knudsen Greg Lammers Blaire Lemen LEFT:Josh Thola is glad to havesome time off from his classesto take a break in the cafeteria. Junior Pictures 105 _ LEFT: SarahWalsh and Marci Furlonggive the thumbs-upfor another of Mr. Connors· awesome Physicslessons! Bridget Loftus Mike Lohmuller Mary Lovewell JennyLucas TylerMallonee Mike Manternach Daryl Marbury Rob McCarthy ChristinaNelson DannyO'Donnell Amy Oliger Jeff Peeters Derrick Pershall KevinPowers Maddy Reyes Megan Reyhons Angie Ruiz Jeff Schebler ABOVE:Angie Ruiz,Melissa lrmen, and Caitlin Bushare ABOVE:Derrick Pershallponders the meaningof life be not afraid to show their pearly whites! fore Mr. Connors starts class. ~ 106JuniorPictures TomSchlicting NickSchneden MikeSchwartz KristenSerrurier Matt Shafer Bailey Shaw Matt Skah,11 AdamSmith Josh Smith LilaSmith Brad Stahler DarcyStanger Jacob Stolme,er EllieStopulos Aus m Strajack Ca1tln Stre Jessica Sung Km Thissen Josh Thola AndrewVillarrea l Chnst,ne Wallace Sarah Walsh MikeWarren Jake West Keriann Wilder Peter Wood MalloryYoungblut LEFT: The DodgeballTourney was a great opportunity for Matt Shaferto show off his arm! JuniorPictures 107 V, 0 0 z uct: JUNIOR 108Junior Candids JuniorCandids 109 ~ 111 : I : 1' ... ~ 110Sophomore Opening ~ 1. Sam Barber enjoys her first dance of high school, and the expression on her face makes it obvious to others. 2. Adam Boyle loves wearing ties to the dances; it makes himfeel "all growed up". 3. Drew Phinneyorganizes his papers during study hall. 4. Como se dice, "excited?" These Spanishstudents look likethey would know. 5. This sophomore homeroom makes final preparations for the Over-Underon Homecoming activity day. 6. These sophomores intently watch dodgeball. Although dodgeball usuallyhas this group standing, there is a lullin the stands. 7. These girls use their power to overcome the other teams in Tug- 0-War. 8. LizzieWilkens is so excited for the football game that she can barely hold it in. SophomoreOpening 111 SaraBaldwin Daniel Banas SamBarber Matt Bentle• Brandon Bequeaith JenniferBlaser Adam Boyle Allie Brandtner JulieBrumfield MichaelaByrne CassieCh sholm JakeChnstophersen Amber Clements Maddy Con hn KatieConnors Meghan Connors Scott Copeland Eddie Caryn Matt Danz Cam Depauw Brett Dugan AJ. Ewen Mike Flores Caitlin Fogel KevinFreese Emily Fuller Chad Giganti AmandaGravitt AndreaGreene Tony Gripp ABOVE: Lara Mccambridge, Brynne Zinneckerand ABOVE: The sophomore class can't wait to get down and Emily Fullerenjoy the lunch. challengethe seniors on activity day. 112Sophomore Pictures ABOVE: A group of sophomores sit off to the side ABOVE:K atie Connors and Allie Brandtner are all smiles duringa pep rally. after gym class. Zach Guzzo Bia ·e Halligan Brittany Handley Em y Hignight TommyHintze George Holoubek Lori Hopper Megan Hurto KatieJacobs KelseyJohnson Matt Johnson NileJones PaigeJones Zach Kaczmarek KevanKadavy Allison Kane Tori Klaas Chris Kolar LEFT: Anthony Pham pretends he does not see the camera, but he knows he looks good . Sophomore Pictures 113 LEFT: MattJohnson holds back a smiieafter being eating the chickenpatty and mashed potatoes. Brandon Kruckenberg Baile1ghLemen Lara Mccambridge Andrew McClanahan AndreaMillea Anthony Miller Colin Miller Joe Nagle Dustin Nickels Crystal Nuci Kevino·Brien Tim O'Donnell MackeyPangburn Tom Payne Anthony Pham Drew Phinney Liz Phinney Brandon Pugh ABOVE:Sara Baldwin,Julie Brumfleld , and Kelsey ABOVE:Matt Schlueshows some other sophomores how Whitcheloshow off their bright smilesand good looks! to cheer at a football game. C..-> 114Sophomore Pictures MichelleRiefe Tim Rohlf MichelleRuefer RyanSalsbury Ben Schlichting Matt Schlue Colin Shirk Cliff Simmons Scott Smth ShannaSmith LisaStan'or h TylerSte'fe" KyleS e1nbrecher M"chael Thomsen Molly Tomsha JamieVargas Ben Warta RyanWeber Betri Wendling KelseyWh,tchelo LizzieW I ens MegWil ams KylieWolfe JuliaWonio Pete1Yo ung Brynne z,nnecker LEFT: EmilyFuller. Joe Nagle, Matt Johnsonand Caitlin Fogel are hard at work in Mrs. LaCorte's room . SophomorePictures 115 V') 0 0 z <( u SOPHOMORE lHlDDL~~ . : The sophomorefoot~I team irltCA!/ywatcliq the Knigbtswin anotlicr gam,c, 1 :l. BOXINGHJNCER , Chad Gigantihelps flght lulgcr cbing the annualfood driveby carryilg boxes. 3. "UW At-0 ORDER" The sophomorelawyers work hardon t,hci' case for Mock 'iial. 4. COMD\PARA ESPAliOL Sophomores·son alcgre• catng foodduring a dinnerfor SpM!ishClub. 5.BALLN' IT UP Clvis Kolartakes the baldown . the court to store. 6. TEAMBO~G The sophomoregirl$ voleybal team gets crazy aftcrwimingtheir game. 1 PICTUREPERFECT EmilyHignight shows that a sinlc ~ worth a thous.indwords . 8. PEARLYWHTES MeghanComors .ind BrynricZinneckcr c-- 116Sophomore Candids SophomoreCandids 117 u TJ :::c: ~ 111 -1 ~ 118Freshmen Opening 1. Casey White and PaigeSheeder get ready for an exciting night at JingleJam! 2. Ben Bush concentrates on a project he is working on for English class. 3. RyanDuyck gets intenseas he competes in tug of war during his first HomecomingWeek! 4. A group of freshmen take a break after cheeringat an Assumption Football game. 5. These lovely ladieswatch the festivities at Activity Day during HomecomingWeek. 6. Claire Daniel, Katie Knobbe, JamieFries, and Annie Stopulos are exhaustedafter playingan intense game of dodgeball in gym. 7. Colin Strajackanxiously awaits ringing the one minute bell in Mrs. Papa'sclass. 8. KathleenLoftus and Katie Arp get all dressedup for a night on the town! FreshmenOpening 119 LEFT: FreshmanPatty Kautz takes a break from wrapping presentsfor Santa's Knights to pose for the camera. EileenAllegro Eric Allen Willie Argo Adam Arne t Katie Arp Whitney Bacon DesireeBaker RyanBeckenbaugh Casey Becker Gabby Bnion AmandaBrandt AngelaBrandt SaraBr meyer JessicaBrown Ben Bush BreannaCaliendo Eddie Carroll SadieCarstens ABOVE:Kyle O'Day, TylerCoiner.Jake Sheckler. and Mike ABOVE:Ryan Duyck and Katie Ford experiencethe Furlong aren't ready for KevinCutler's surpriseattack. wonder of Mrs. Papa! 120Freshman Pictures Ben Carton Anne Cassel TylerCoiner MackenzieCorbin SarahCraddick KevinCut ler Molly Daly Claire Daniel Elizabeth Davidson JennyD•vita Brianne Donahue Trey Dray Beth Duffy BreannaDunne RyanDuyck Brett Ebert Morgan Finn AdrianneFoley Katie Ford Andrew Friederich JamieFries Danny Froeschle Michael Furlong Adam Gacke Erin Gardner AshleyGarr ison Chr;st1neGerwe KathleenGiorgio Matthew Golden Anna Grabow LEFT: FreshmanSam Wagner gets into character for the fall play,Death By Chocolate . FreshmanPictures 121 Amber Graves AngelaGravitt Alex Grothus DanielleGuldenpfennig StephanieHaas Jon Hanghian Liz HasenMiller Dylan Heathman Mitch Jahns CourtneyJohnson Matthew Kane Patty Kautz Abby Kent icole Ketelaar Asa Klein Katie Knobbe JoshKyle KathleenLoftus LaurenLybbert Alex Mallonee Meredith McAfoos Katie Merritt Molly Moylan Christine Murphy AlexandraNemec KyleO'Day Ben Otting Noel Pacha Tom Pettis GillyRenk ABOVE:Katie Ford, KathleenLoftus , and Elizabeth ABOVE:A group of freshmen anxiouslywait for a pep rally Davidsonhang out at the Spaghetti Supper: to begin. 122Freshman Pictures AlexReyes-Rodriguez KatherineReyhons Courtney Ritchie Bnenna Robacker Matt Rogalski Bryan Scott BobbyShaw Jake Shec ler Paige Sheeder LukeSimpson BrianSkalak Brian Smi h AnnieSmith Jessica Smith KellyStack AlisonStahler Scott S 1cher AnneStopulos CollinStraJack Charles Thrapp Ethan Tuftee HannahVan Fossen Heather Van Fossen ChelseaVargas KatherineVogel Sam Wagner RyanWalkup Casey White Adam Wilkinson Brittany Wt lows KristynWilson TylerZtnnecker Not Pictured: KristinaBrown Erin Fennelly ABOVE:Whitney Bacon, Christine Murphy and Breanna Dunne show that study hall is not a time for goofing around. FreshmanPi ctures123 V) Q Q z <( FRESHMEN ~.-.·. . ·~-r,.r~~r;~.~\-~~:~ry Aex Grotliis. dallies.to ~the luntti1irie.'to.·• getJ 1seco!ldJu~-- "---'-.,lei,i;s,4tm!hot ; ..: ~. _- , . ' ,.1,'-.~· .. -~-=-'·•··.· .! J aige~ee. d"er.·rpak:s -it io~k~asy ~ :s. ~1ie'. I ~6-9: 0;-d~aii~,~if'.~f{r .:~O-~ ;-• _J Bryan. Scott puts inhard work:for ·his · ·.grades. • · ·_. ·. , ·- · . · · -4,IS THS YOUR ' . . . Tyl_er Coineruses _thc.o!~-~:l~er leart - , .as a w_ayto catc!nhe:attent1onofthe , fadies. . · . ' · · . . 1 .5.FlHIYMAN . ;·wm1eArgo laug~ hystc;rically"with" a.-· fclc,wclassmate. ·~ .FOOD FRENZY Agroup of freshmangirls has a hard timee,;oying lunch with aU that there is to see. 7.MAKING NEW fftlEN>S KatieMerritt, Christine Gerwe, MeredithMcAfoos and .MollyMoyl.t1l ,b.raoch,outto meet_isqme ne'!,' peqple . ':,s,ALL SMLl!'.S . . : JR.Smith isn't too focusedfo smileas '· '•~he•workson an assignnieriC .' l-2.PLAVff\lC TI-£ GAME . - . . - ; CharlesThrapp and Andn:.w frieil~k,b • knowthat communicatioriis.• key. · _ · IO.SRI Q-EESE'. . · EddieCarron shows he has styleas he carrieson the_"pQpthe coMar· tradition . n.BUILDING fflf:IDSHPS -.. · SarahCraddick. Kate Reyhons and StephanieHaai strikea pose in between dasses. 12. ERTIME · AdamArnett !mows that academics come first.at A.f:lS•. 13.BUDDYtilC'\f' .·. MorganP'mn and RyanDll)'ck partner ~!r.get _a_projec~-~o_necin~eligicn 14.SPRING PEVElt . Withthis group of freshmenstudy haU is .a tough_ taskwhen ' the weatheris nice! 15; . · ltifTI-£HALLS WhitneyBacof.l and AngelaGravitt cram •beforea bigtest whilegetting to class. 16.TEAM . . Membersof the defensiveunit watch theiroffense score and awaittheir chanee to shineon the ileld. 12IN THESwt-lG OF THNGS BrianSkalak poses after he strikesa drivedown ttie fairway. 18.HIDDEN EMOTIONS? It appear.sthat AlexMaftonce's thumbs• up conflictswith his "I'd rather be somewhereelse• expression. 19.WHEN NATURECALLS TommyPettis signs out of studyhal. ~ 124Freshmen Candids FreshmenCandids 125 u lndividu Highlights Students connecting with their passions A group of sopromores enioya spicyMexican dinnerw,th the SpanishClub at El Rodeo,one of heirfavorite places to gather and speak their second arguage L--' 126Individual Highlights All Sm les CaseyWhi e, ElizabethDaVJdson t!'ld Amanda Brandtflash their pt:>arly whites 111 the lunchroom to c:~pressthe,r pea sure at ttie u 1chof burrito with chips nd cheese IndividualHighlights 127 When you wonder about the mystery of your.-d f. look to hri~t. ·who give. you the meaning of ltfc. When you "ondcr "hat it mean~ to he a mature pcr~on. look to Chn t, \\ho 1s the fulfillment ot humanity. And when )OU \\Ondcr about your role in the future of the \\Orld. look to Christ. -Pope John Paul II Tom: We are so proud of you and your many accomplishments! Make the most of the talents that God has given you, and keep running the good race! We love you! Dad, Mom, Chelse, & Sam "T"o e.£ SUCCt'.SSl=UL IS -ro MAK£ £V£A..Y'f'I-HNG ANO '='.Vt.A.YON£ YOU 'f'OUC4-l A U1'f"L£ e.12T'1"£A... "f"l-l£ e.£s-r 'f'J-llNG YOU 4-lAV£ -ro GIV£ IS YOUA..S£Llr CoN-rlNU£ 'fi e.£ 'f'l-l£ PEA.SON 'f'l-lA'f' YOU AA..£! You AA..£ ouA.. "succ£Ss"f Wt: Lev£ Youf 128Parent Ads Dear Andrew, Keep striving for your best. We all know that you will succeed at anything you choose to do. You are a great son, a mentor to your sister and brother, a good student and the most dedicated wrestler on the mat. We are so proud of you! Remember, once you have wrestled, everything else in life is easy. Love you always and forever, Mom, Dad, Bailey, and Matt Blessed be the LORD, my rock, who trains my hands for battle, my fingers for war. Psalms 144:1 J&e., flDtt!fe.#I i11 DLl!f he.ll1t1"°&llMd mi11d&. We.'1te.&D fJ!fDttd Df flDLI. l And la t, but not lea t ... Gr g. W are so proud of ou and love y u o much. You hav cornpl t dour farnil . You trul ar a gift fr rn G d. Congratulation ! Go out and li e y ur dream . Lo e, M rn&Dad Believe in what your heart b aying n H ar the melod that 's playing . There ' · no time to waste There ' o much to c lebrat . B Liew m what ou feel inside And gi\e your dream the wings to fl . You ha c ever thing you n ed 1f ou ju t believe. "B Ii ve" by I n Ballard & Alan ilv stri -- from The Polar Express In the bhnkof an eye . Youre a seruorl Thanksfor all the great years all the loveand JOY ve givenus. We're proud of you& we loveyou so much Congratulations Mom,Dad, & Ryan . 130Parent A ds Collpltulatiou bucla! Lean.i1lgiS a W'e- lollg jOuney. With Goel at your sicle.111ay your life be fillecl with lovillgfalllily. gooclfrteaclships. ucl great aclveatures. r. so prouclof you. With love ucl lots of hugs. Mo• ;,/ou tflillnfl 1n /mow /10111mac/1 111f lowJl()ll and hM,;wad wf mf ()fyolll 'Jonrrwfttla!t'om onyow 5wdualionanti Jl(!W luj/1 lxhoolJjl'aM . 1! )r /irlir11r in J!Olland hnml,Iha! you 111illiilttffd in t(lhalfl,11!lu .~/ (!llllo do. , r./l'oodlf1foll()/(/ y(!{a difanM1 and all(lay,}!If hur lo y(!llMtlf <:.&i11f1 UJa1(-./llom1 '/ l'orllr1 & ll1rllry Parent Ads131 rri - Y~ur ·nthu ie m nd faith hav elwey in p1r d th · r u nd y u. Th w rm th and e nfid nc in y ur mil reech, ut end touch . th., h rt of v12ry n . W: r. proud of y u- n t only for b ing th b ~, p r on you een b!Z.but el, for your chi1-cv.1 m. nt~. mert d ci ion , nd lh!Z gr et fri. nd, y u hev m di along th ¼1ey. '(ll¼1ey: hold on t y ur p . itiv, ettitud end n12,17rgive up! W'i I vi y u!! bov, M m, ®ed end ., j" - gcott, Wt LOVtD WATCnlN(den.!" 1-ove, l'O UR LOVIN(i fA~ILY Your family McKara. From s;paghetti s;auce to s;paghetti s;traps;. you have become quite a young lady. We love youl Mom and Dad 132Parent Ads • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • We are so proud of 11,e beauTiful young vvoman you have become. May 11,e good Lord vvaTch over you alvvays. We love you more 11,an vvords can say. Love, Mom, Dad, Alex &Nick • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • To our sweet, happy Chaddy Boy You have made us laugh! Your love of life will carry you far- Don't ever change We love you MDN00A 03 9 \\ e eooe 1JOU. ~00 Gfe,>J1J u. %aoe a 9 ooti tu' itt coff<'9e. fooe, ~1tou, CDao @e" ica al\O(;; 't al\Otl1u ParentAds 133 You Have < ) ,Jflli/ II jllflf11 /i;, j'f!fl /rrlrty Come . ~11/ l'/11w1 . r al ,;mr./ lmN h1m1I So Far l < J JI/ 1/;1 1111,,I/IO1/1 11ty hm/ . _y/1/;flll!.!.h '-)f I' -(lfl~I //fl ///fl/Ill < ) 1/rilt11 /1,W /fll I/I/YI/I/; fll ;;I/Ill (< ) h11111j'flll //lfl/tl,,lt11 /Ill/Ill) ( J 11,;/,,1rlh1111 Ir ,Jf'/11//11r1,Jtt1M ( !_l(I /111II/fl/I ltt,W/1.!.!.'11/tl/l < J 11,1hr/ l/;11/ · )r 1,'t/ fv , 111m yr111 • > VI 1/;1 ,w11//II mrlt ///Ill 1/r1, T 11311ml j'fltt hm/1/; 11111//,/r ~>Y/'/.!.,J - ,,.Y,,11/ /,1iw1/.J /4 ./i1111' j'flt11 ttl/ljl < ) 11,J/,trl /fll htfj'll/1/;J.j fr,, j'l'II ( 41 1tll 1/;1/tJ,..:j.f.;.'/t'Ytl /1/ltl ,J//lttll . d,I 1/ 11,,1.;fa, /,1:, /4111;,1:• ,1111 < / /llllj"t'YI 1/;1 1/1//j 11/11//I Cnarlle • Monty • Cnuc, • Cnarlle • Monty • Cnuc, A 0 1-1 5 g Covigrat1Alatiovis,Cfiarlie. We love ~OIA avidare pro1Adof ~01AI Dad,Mom, Aviviie, Patt~ avidKat~ ~ 134Pa rent Ads WavtoGo Mark! We are so 000 very Proud of you! Best wishes for a lifetime of haPPiness. Our love and YOU HAYE ALWAYS Prayers are with You always. TAKEN YOUR RESPON IBILITIES Q1JITE SERIOUSLY. WE ARE PROUD OF Love, YOU. Dad Mom, Pete,: Kristin & John CONGRATULATIONS, PAUL! LOVE, DAD AND MARY "ABILITY /JfA'YarT 'YOIJTO Tnr TOP, BIJT IT TAICr8 CffAllACTrll TO •rrP 'YOIJTnr11r.,, - COJlCN JON/Ill WOODt/111- CONOIIATIJLATION8, JONATffAN I Wr111r NoT r1N1snra Cnrr111Na ro11 rov f'rT, Wt LOVtl'OU! ~o~ 0..\D PATIHCIK [ILZABl'.TH 4NDRl'.A ~ICHAl'.L ParentA ds 135 Congratulation Sarah Michael - Cla of 2005- You have alway loved the great outdoor. ! We hope all your adventurou dreams come true! --- We love you, Mom, Dad, and Hannah EAR JOE, MY WISH FOR Ouuuuu MAAAAAAN! * YOU IS A LIFE FULL I CAN°T e,i;_ui;_\/i;_ OF PEACE AND YOU ARi;_ ALM06T HAPPINESS. You ooNi;_\\/ITU Ulc;'U MAKE ME PROUD. 6CUOOL . E,i;_bT * \\/161-Ji;_b TO YOU IN LOVE, \VUATi;_Vi;_R YOU DO IN MOM Ti.Ji;_ FUTURi;_ . You 1-lA\/i;_AL\VAY6 e,i;_i;_N A c;-Ri;_AT e.R0Tl-l i;_R. I ,vouLDN°T TRAoi;_ YOU FOR ANYoNi;_ IN We Love You! Tui;_ couNTRY. No D0Ue.T Ae.0UT IT. Mom, Dad, Kelli,and L.ovi;_, * * Sarah E>RAD .. * ..- 136Parent Ads * Congratulations & Good Luck L 0 "We can't wait to see what u 0 the future holds for you!" C Love, D Dad, Rebekah, Abigail and Family s 137 Its been a fun ride, Bud! We are very proud of all you have accomplished - And even more proud of the person you've become. As you have been a blessing to us, use your good sense and kind heart to be a blessing to others. Love always, Mom, Dad & Katee on atulations Katie! ------We a e so pr.oudof you. • 138Parent Ads ~ With our love, Dad, Mom,and Jeff Wayto "Get 'er done" John! We're proud of you. Love,Mom, Dad, Brad, Matt & Ja"e Congratulationa Welove you Maryt Mom,'t)ad, '(imy,&th, Piti, 't)aVidand Mark Class of2005 Parent Ads 139 ~ .., congratulations doe, we are so uerg proud ol gouf liue lite to the lullesi and 1Dag all gour drealOS COIDe true. we loue gouf MDIDI Dad! Jessica & Becca f.t1IIIJO tS1'lltOS OQQUttOS nt US1'tn. 1't lltlltOS ltUCIIO Y SltltP&t - tS1'l&tltOS llll POQ US1'tn. \tit l&t P&oun or tou. kttP UP tllt Goon WOQIC.You lilt OIi 'YOU&Wl'Y 1'0 lCCOltPtlSIIIIIG 'YOU&n&tllt. 140Parent Ads "Tcoo ara bc:?ttczr than ona. bacCIU!>CZthcz)? hc:mcz C1good rczb.rn For thair CDOr~ IF oncz ~ ~ hi!> Fricznd cc,n hczlp hin up. l3ut Pit\? tha men coho Fc:111!,C1nd hC1!> no oncz t:o hczlp him up~• Ecdc!!,ic,!>t:CZ!>4: 9-10 JACK AND KAITLIN, YOU Hi'\ VE MADE US SO PROUD WITH ALL YOU HA VE ACCOMPLISHED FROM PRE-SCHOOL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. YOUR FRIENDSHIP , ENCOURAGEMENT , LOYALTY , AND SUPPORT SHOULD BE AN EXAMPLE TO ALL. MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. ""BEST FRIENDS FOREVE~' WE LOVE You BOTH! MOM AND DAD SWEENEY , AN , AND MATT MOM AND DAD SCHNEDEN , TIM , BRIANNE , AND NICK ParentA ds 141 KEEGAN, WHAT A GoAIJE!You HAVE MADEUS All VERYPROUD, CONGRATULATIONS,SON! DAD 142Parent Ads CongratL1L1tionsBriar1! Congra-t-ula-1-ions A~ancrof we ·re YOLJr fL1tL1re will be as &O proud oi! you. Well-always bright as the stars! We suppor-t- you and V'li&h you --t-he be.=-t love yoLJand are very in c.ollege. proL1dof yoLI! ~ Morn. Dad. Julio & Mario Congratulations Nick! We're proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad & Love, Brian Mor11,Dad, Bla1<~e,& Bob Parent Ads143 We ::ireVl'IV pr :-ttd 1...1[\'1...'-.1. Y1....'-.1 gd a, .. ~ ... .1s~1 ~x:rSl...""11.kt t11th guide \'1....1r hl-..111 k1 much ~11...Ycss. l1...1vc, Lx.Ki1\lt 1...1 111, l ~1sc.v~llld J~11111c Eventhen we knewthis was an Uber-genius We are Uber- proud doinghis best of an qour wort! accomplishments. Love, Dad & Mom "Qo confidentJq in the direction of DreamBig!! qour dreams " -Thoreau Peaches& Gearn Boat. Puddin& fie, ]r., Howvery proud YOU shouldbe of allyour achievements!!! YOU most certainlyhave made us everso veryproud of YOU!!!Just keep that strong, wunJcharacter you've developed, keep farm~ and friends dose yo yourheart. andkeep GOD tirstin yourlife and you'U have an abundanceof peaceful, happydays!!! Welove you gobs + gobs Dad,Mom, Estrella. Mr. Moustache,& The Whole Shabang PSOn occasion, in yearsto come, take timeto remember••• , Grandpaand raspberriesin church ¥ Dumikin,f inican, Lumpkin,Homiman, Weekelstadt. Etc. ¥ Dominic,Nie.Nie, J\Aarinic& f rederic ;JWakeup Utt.leSusie and Come Buy a flum ,'JGiveme a Bark.Bark,J\Aario is fat, andf ossum fitted Q Chalamaga,Oodlelafow and "£" O Boopedinkersand ScoobyDo ¥ 1k ScroUMrs. f apahad you make I,,)Bob Dole and, of course,how could you forget- • CJ.. Congratulations& Godspeed!!! Parent Ads 145 ••••••••••••••••••• ~rTnce.u <$ara1i. 'Jjeu ~ave banceb )J.eur wa)J.{rem T~ree ~Tttle 7Ts~es te t~e ~~<$ 'tfJa/1e{7ame. 'Jjeu ~ave mabe us se ,ereub. * * * 1<.eeef)anclnsrr • * • • ~eve ~lwa)J.S • •••••••••••••••••••• • * mem. Congratu[ations, Patrick! We are so yroud of a[[ that you have accomyilshecl }Jou're a great kid, and we [ookforward to watching you shine and succeed in the future. Love, 1Jad, .Jvt.om,Chris and Jamie ~ fili_ml~ ~~ ID!.iil~ c---- 146Parent Ads c/Ciddenundernea/R !Raf feisty spirit is a carin9 and compassionate youn9 woman wRo Ras foucRedmany lives wifR Rer Kindness and zest for life. ~e are proud of you, cf!tandy. c7Je/rue lo yourself and live your dreams. J!ove, !Dad,cf!tom, emma and cf!tolly Kyle. ''°& glad for all 0od ia planning for you. 13epatient in While your music filled our house. you trouble and prayerful always." filled our lives with pride. joy and !aught.er: - 'Roman& 12: 12 Congratulations on four great. years! ghatnrock and roll! Love. Morn. Dad. Mike. Molly and Totntny Oear Lioo, Y u !,ave always been queen of ur !)carts. IDay u ntinu n y ur journey of life tl)rouoo ur irit adventure, bum r, compass · n, and faitl). 0o f r [£vJl! Parent Ads147 ~ 111ex, GODQraf'"'Jaf'iODS! we are so t)ro"'dof evervt-niDQyo"' nave become..GoDf'iD"'e f'o foffow yo"'r dreams, ooais, andambit-ions ...... wnerever mev mav leadVO"'- MayGod conf'm"'ef'o bJessyo"' f'nro"'gt,o"'f'yo"'r fife! • I I I tmoill ~ th)filiJtl (ttctl (&1 g;mi ~ llilmi@ I I th)8m g;mi~ Ct!fil!)~ 7izffi11@11 (&1 - @ml~ Ct!fil!J~n•i• ~@i,J'iPl!!tl,-~iOOfilwv A• - 148 ParentAd s ~ 'BtlUai, Wke1tyo.u. ~ace 1teweka£ee1tgu, yo.u.k.1to.w wkd ta. do.... Cni9id U~f Wke1tH~e i& 1to.t go.i1tg yo.u.'t way, yo.u.k1to.w wkd to. do.... Sicli Oa.U Wke1tltl.O.IJ.lllg ~M.Uta'td lit yo.ult.£i~e. aeway&go. 6.aek to. tke 6~eeiae ~e't60-lt yo.u.a'te ... Y•a.k••• 11tkal l• cl•f (i~ 1to.l,eaee G'ta1td~a!) Wehue yo.u.,'Dad, ffh1tt,aitd '8'ta1tdo.1t you've growl/\,tll\,to sucl-1 a beauttful tj ou~ wovv..aII\, - tll\,stdea 11\,dout. we are so -proudof tjOU. Llfe ts ajourll\,etj.Alwakjs follow kjOurdreavv..s! we Lovetj ou, Dad, Movv..Cl 11\,d Clttelsekj We Love You Mom. Dad. Mike. MaryKate and Maggie ParentAds 149 ~~ou never Knowwliaf you can dounlit you fry." 0oyour6esl Jlll our love 0ad, c!J(om,& 0re"" ,01 Y /tRI C 91-rH. 1/l 11(/. d 0('r1l(rfa/ ~a J IL &lie, e 111 Jrt,11·1·clf'r111dl1 11c ( r111 1c,;17u u YI cR11 m )('1ir1tc1t'1.· v, a .-11/41(t./1 uo('(f'tc: m. K h(/t :Jlc!R( /4J,. ,;(/'Cl )(II] /(('Jj21· //IIJ (ltC !JC.Jr. ./..ne M 11 " 150Parent Ads ~-~ CoV1grat1AlatioV1sEvaVII we are ver~ pro1Adof ~olAaV1d wisfi ~olAall ~olAdream of. Lovealwa~s - Mom,Jim, Hie~, Sop~ie& Grace FROM I' .-.... 1..lU.'t 1,.,l1 NINJA ...... KNISl-fT • [ft L'c1okifif'u !JOUH'L',£ uJ hcili L'on9&ef ,e 1 °'kfal'i.L,m a! qJ'e .i,e io Jnoud 1..,(:JLLl F,-.. ''Join9 _11ou.1{,e1t, l/lclkin9 9vod .::h.L,icei, makin~7 cl Ji(fe1n1.::e, anJ f;ai;i,l:J fun." You have alway~ been our STARI We 're proud of all your achievement~ - pa~t . pre~ent and future. We love youl Morn. Dad. Katie. Avery and Luke Gran and Papa ParentAds 151 Youve become a remarkable Youns woman, Kat I'm incredibly Proud of YOU. Love, Mom ----...... , ,,- ,.._____, 1-..J ___ ....~ ------I I I I I /------, YJea'tf_/t/a't3a'lfl1 I , ' ' I I , ' \ ' ' I \ ' \ ' / I \ ' ' I I ' I I \ I \ I ' I ' ' , I ,'I ..,__~..._,__ .,__, ______.,_;, ___ .,.. I I \ I \ I \ I ',...... ----- ,,' Dear Michael, ''When in doubt., punt!"" -John Hei rnan We are very proud of you. Lo ., Dad., Morn., Torn., Allie, & Molly Rose, We are so proud of you! As you set out to reach your goals, don't forget to enjoy the simple things. Love, Dad, Mom, Nick, Christine, and Kathleen ~ick, ~ou'II al\)Ja'05 be2our 'J'ri11ht!o11r it all JfJ/11' f a\Jorit-12--pe2rf or1412rl O'fl'II ll'OJ. \1)12are2 50 -proud of OJ tbot. ll', 'r11110 I '0ou and all '0ou ha1Je2 fl/"Ollrf. accol-,\--pli5D<2d.Our ( r111'(rt1I 11l,1tio11.1, • 'Mi,brul! lo1Je21JJill allJJa'05 be2 • 'M/1//1llllr! D,,d 1JJi-th'0ou, no l-,\atte2r • · {egb,mmul c'tbn11 1JJhe2re2life2 -take25 '0ou. LOIJQ, f1o"-\,l)ad, and -Se2n CoNGA...A-rULA-T"IONS l"<-EVIN( YoUA... DEDICA-T"ION AND DE-T"EA...MINA-T"ION 4-lAVE A...EWAA...DED YOU WI-T"f..l-T"A...EMENDOUS SUCCESS. You AA...E GENUINE, 4-JONES-r; AND 4-lAVE A GEN-T"LE l,INDNESS -T"f..lA-rMAl,ES YOU A -T"A...UEGEN-T"LEMAN. "14-JANI, YOU f='OA...A...EPA...ESEN-T"ING YOUA...SELf=' AND YOUR. f='AMILY WI-T"f..l SUCf..l IN-T"EGA...1-T"Y. You f='ILL OUA... 4-lEAA...-rs WI-T"f..lSO MUCf..l PA...IDE. (,\J1-rf..lLOVE AND ADMIA...A-T"ION, Motv<, DAD, MELISSA, DANIEL, & AMANDA ParentAds 153 •------• Claire Ann, from day one, you have made our lives complete. You have brought more happiness and fulfillment to our lives then anyone could have imagined. Our little Epiphany! So much Joy from something so small. You have made all our dreams come true! God has blessed us with an AMAZINGdaughter! We hope your wonderful talents lead you to bigger and better things In the future. Never forget how much your family loves you! All our love and best wishes! Dad, Mom, Uz, Grandma Mere, Grandma Bayliss and the rest of your family tat CIIOICtS lilt YOURSlO 1.!U:t! GoonLUCIC & 1.!UCIILOvt, 1!01.1, b1n, Ros1t,tu1t , & Buu Btu Brian Duffy MargaretJohnson Theme Assistant Editors The theme for the MandyCrino, AmandaSkahill and yearbook this year Alison White is "Connections." The closeness of the Staff Assumption inspired us Eric Arnett, Emily Carlin, Bryon to give the book this Grothus, Alexa Haack, Lisa moniker. Connecting Herman,Charlie Kautz, Alissa through technology was Langford, Jonathan Millea, Kelly also a reason for the Ryan,Nick Scott, Krysta Schmitt, theme. The cover is a Scott Stowe and Megan Temming picture of the inside of a computer. Photographer Dave Rhoades Advisors Kevinand BridgetMurphy ParentAds 155 A Berchtold, Brian 92, 101,143 Collins,Sarah 22, 76,68, 69, 104 Binion,Gabby 7,27, 72, 120 Colwell, Nick 16,19, 20, 24,29, 46, 47,93 Adams,Dan 3,38, 54,62,63, 92 Blaser,Jennifer 42, 43, 78, 112 Conklin.Joe 2, 24,54, 55,62, 63, 70,71, 93 Aldrich, Ben 62, 92 Blough, Kristin 7,8, 25,39, 42, 43, 56, 57,64, Conklin,Maddy 8, 42, 43, 79,112, 113 Allegro, Eileen 35,120 72, 104 Connors, Katie 3, 78, 79,112, 113 Allegro,Thomas 35,36, 104 Blough, Mark 38, 62, 93 Connors, Meghan 25,26, 50, 78, 112 Allen, Eric 17,120 Boyle, Adam 15,111, 112 Connors, Mike 93, 100,153 Brandt, Adam 23, 93 Cooksey,Molly 26, 93, 101,127, 143 Brandt, Amanda 118,60, 61,80 120,121 Copeland, Rob 26, 37,104 Brandt, Angela 20, 60, 61,79, 80, 81,120 Copeland,Scott 58, 59,112 Brandtner,Allie 25,61, 112, 113 Corbin, Alex 10,104 Brandtner,Mike 13,62, 63, 71,93 Cornwall, Zach 34, 38, 58, 93 Brennan,Keegan 14,18, 29, 62, 63, 91,93 Caryn, Ed 79,112 Brimeyer,Sara 43, 120 Costello,Adam 104,157 Brodell, Tyler 2, 8, 11,25, 33, 54, 93, 99 Countryman, Brad 11,93, 98 Brown Kristina 13,123 Coyne, Liz 14,20, 46, 39,47, 103, 104 Brumfield.Julie 7,26, 79,112, 114 Craddick, Mike 11,18, 27, 38, 62, 63, 94 Burke, Pat 8, 19,71, 93, 99 Craddick, Sarah 85,121 Busch,Chad 93, 101,133 Creen, Katie 17,36, 38, 94 Argo, Willy 75,80, 81 Bush,Ben 16,80, 81,99, 119,120 Creen, Kelsey 78, 104 Arnett, Adam 12,66, 67,80, 120 Bush,Caitlin 17,64, 65,104, 106 Crino, Mandy 13,21, 32, 34, 40, 41, 72,94, Arnett, Eric 41,66, 67.92 Bush,Laura 9, 23, 72, 91,93 98 99 Arp, Katie 12 53,119, 120 Bush,McKara 93, 99 Crowley,Conor 54, 94 August, Stephanie29. 38, 39,92 Bush,Megan 3, 14,20, 24,30, 39,103, 104 Cruse, Sam 15,27, 62, 103,104 Aye,Kayla 10,56, 57,104 Bush,Tom 13,24, 62, 75,85, 93, 99 Cutler, Kevin 17,58, 80, 81,118, 120, 121 Byrne, Michaela 15,19, 43, 77,112 B D Bacon,Chelsea 20, 39,42, 104 Daly,Molly 17.57, 61, 78, 80, 118,121 Bacon,Josh 32, 38, 92 Daniel,Claire 42, 43, 80, 119,121 Bacon,Whitney 29,43, 120 Danz, Matt 112,157 Baker,Desiree 16,29, 79, 120 Davidson,Elizabeth 79,80, 81,121, 122 Baldwin,Sara 11,25, 112, 114 DePauw,Cameron 112 Banas,Daniel 67,112 DePauw,Rhett 104,159 Banas,Kevin 16,31, 38, 58, 92 DeWitt.Jackie Lara Mccambridge.Sarah Sones, 2, 20, 46 94 Barber,Sam 60, 61,79, 110, 112 Gary Umana,and MollyTomsha Denger,Amanda 104,108 Barber,Tom 19,42, 43 54, 62, 70, 71,92 DiVita,Jenny 78, 79,81, 121 Barton, Andrew 6, 39,42, 43, 66, 104 DiVita, Mike 28, 104 Bauer,Greg 12,19, 20, 29,38, 46, 47,92 C Dillon, Darvin 35,42, 43, 94 BeckenbaughRyan 81, 120 Dodds, Eric 103 104 Becker,Brian 20, 21,42, 43, 66, 67,104 Caliendo, Breanna11, 120 Donahue, Brianne42, 43, 121 Becker,Casey 3, 17,23, 78, 120 Carlin, Emily 14,18, 25, 31, 33, 34, 35 38, 57, Dray,Trevor 121 Bell,Shawn 11,62, 75,104 93 Duff , Beth 30, 57,78, 121 Bentler,Fritz 1 62, 63, 104 Carlin, Sean 6, 38, 39,71, 79, 103, 104 -~-- .. Carrara, Lauryn 17,38, 39,64 65,85, 104 Carroll, Eddie 23, 79,120, 125 Carstens,Mercedes 42 , 43, 120 Carton, Ben 42, 43, 58, 121 Carton Chris 39,58, 104 Cassel,Annie 3, 20, 23, 80, 121 Cassel,Owen 39,58, 104 Cecil, Allison 14,34, 57,93 Cheeney,Kerry 3, 12,19, 37, 38, 50, 64, 65,85, MackeyPangburn and KevinFreese 93 Chisholm,Cassandra 28, 112 Bentler,Matt 28 79,112 Christophersen,Jake 79, 112, 117 Bequeaith,Brittni 2, 64, 65,91, 92, 99 Clements,Amber 3, 61,112 Coberly, Evan 38, 39,59, 93 Coiner,Tyler 26, 80, 81,120, 121 156Index PaulPulido Duffy,Brian 21,31, 38, 40, 41, 94 Golden, Matt 3, 58, 80, 121 Hopper, Lori 7,26 , 79,113 • Dugan, Brett 112, 159 Grabow, Anna 85, 121 Horan, Collin 30, 105 Duggleby, Adam 11,38, 42, 43, 71, 94 Grady, Brad 15,24 , 26, 38, 50, 54, 62, 75, Hoyt, Tyler 62, 63, 71,104, 105 Dunne, Breanna 119,121, 123 94 Huinker;Sarah 9, 12, 95 Duck, R an 81,119, 120 , 121 Graves, Amber 16,122 Hurto, Megan 20, 113 Gravitt, Amanda 43, 112 Husby, Ashleigh 105,108 Gravitt, Angela 43, 79,81 , 122 Green, Kendra 2, 25, 32, 39,50 , 64, 104 Greene, Andrea 30, 112 Grillot, Chelsea 20, 25, 39,105 lrmen, Melissa 17,64 , 78, 105,106 Gripp, Tony 27,79, 112 Grothus, Alex 58, 75, 122 Grothus, Bryon 31,40, 41, 53, 54,75, 94 J Grothus, Sam 52, 91, 95, 98 Guidici, Mike 38, 71, 94 Jacobs, Andrew 62, 103, 105 Matt Skahill.Nick Schneden, and Adam Costello Guldenpfennig, Danielle42 , 43, 61,80, 122 Jacobs,Kat ie 3, 7,13 , 46, 61, 113 E Guzzo, Zach 81, 113 ahns,Mitchell ~....------122 .. Ebert, Brett 1, 17,42 , 43, 121 H Ewen,AJ. 112, 157 Haack, Alexa 95, 101 F Haas, Krysti 24, 47 Haas, Steph 10,27, 79 80, 81, 119,122 Feeney,Aaron 19,42, 43, 67,94 Halligan, Lauren 113,156 Fennelly,Erin 28, 123 Handley, Brittany 61, 113 F;nn,Morgan 17,60, 61,78, 121 Hanghian,Jon 81, 122 Flores,Mike 20, 31,33, 47,112 Hanghian,Katie 22, 105,108 >ogel,Caitlin 61,112 , 115 Hannon,John 8, 46 95 KevinO'Brien and Matt Danz Foley, Adrianne 43, 80, 121 Hansen,Olivia 64, 72, 105 Jochum, Katherine16, 19, 20 24,39, 47, 103, 105 Ford, Katie 17,19, 46 79,80, 81,120, 121, Harris, Kyle 15,19, 23, 28, 38, 42 43, 58, 95 Johnson,Alex 7,58, 95 '122 Hasenmiller;Claire 9, 25,42, 95, 101,154 Johnson,Kelsey 117,113 Foster,Nile 16,62, 63, 75,104 Hasenmiller;Liz 12,42, 43, 122 Johnson,Margaret 15,21, 34, 38, 40, 41,61, 95 Freese, Brian 91,94 Heathman,Dylan 81, 122 Johnson,Matt 2, 14, 78, 113,114 , 115 Freese,Kevin 2, 35,112, 156 Herman, Lisa 12, 13,15, 19, 25 , 34, 38, 51,84, Jones, Nile 8, 42, 43, 113 •Frieden,Mitch 62, 104 95 Jones, Paige 35, 113 ;nederich,Andrew 42, 80, 81,121 Hignight, Emily 78, 113 Jorge, Alejandro 26, 38, 95 10,80, 119,121 Hill,Joe 75,105 Junginger,John 62, 75,105 1es,Pat 1, 20, 38, 94 Hintze, Ryan 3, 54, 62, 105 roeschle,Danny 7,17, 58, 80, 121 Fryxell,Amber 20, 94 K Fuller,Emily 78, 79,112, 115 Kaczmarek,Zach 78, 81,113 furlong, Maggie 2, 9, 19,56, 57,72, 91,94 rlong,Marci 2, 9, 23, 25,39, 61, 72, 104,106 Kadavy Kevan 78, 113 urlong,Mike 81,119, 120, 121 Kane,Allison 113 Kane, Matt 23, 122 Karlix, Katie 19,29, 38, 64, 65,84, 91,95 G Kautz, Charlie 8, 17,37, 38 , 40, 41,66, 67,85, 95 acke,Adam 121 Kent, Abby 3, 60, 61, 80 122 ardner,Erin 10,79, 80, 81,121 Kent, Colin 6, 15,58, 59,79, 105 ardner,Kate 29, 64, 94 Ketelaar,Nicole 122 arrison,Ashley 3, 60, 61,121 Klaas,Tori 16 42, 43, 61,62, 113 arrison,Joe 62, 94 Klein, Asa 42, 43, 81,122 arrow,Justin 104,109 Knobbe, Katie 10,119. 122 rwe,Christine 61,121 AJ. Ewenand Brandon Kruckenerg Knudsen,Kally 16 105 ibson,Breanna 159 Hintze, Tom 10,75, 113 Kolar;Chris 3, 13,54, 55,58, 78, 113,114 iganti,Chad 50 58, 59,112 Holder;Justin 11,67.105 Koster,Kate 18, 95 lespie,Jamie 53 56, 57,72, 94 Holoubek, George 78, 113 Krajewski,Matt 7,38, 95 "orgio, Kathleen61, 121 Holt.John 14 71,95 Giorgio, Rose 16,38, 94 Index157 Kruckenberg,Brandon 114,157 Millea, Andrea 26, 42, 43, 114 Phinney,Liz 24,78, 114 Kyle,Josh 31 75,122 Millea.Jon 8, 19,38, 40, 41,42, 43, 51,53, Pianca,Rachel 12,19, 96 71,96, 99 Powers,Kevin 22, 28, 39,42, 43, 103,106 Miller;Anthony 78, 79,114 Prior; Mike 96, 99 Miller;Colin 26, 42, 113,114 Pugh, Brandon 31,42, 43, 114 Molyneaux,Mark 19,20, 25,47, 96 Pugh, Phil 62,96 Morales, Melissa 6, 10,25, 26, 29,46, 47,91, 96 Pulido,Paul 96, 135,156 Moscoso,Dustin 37,38, 58, 59,96 Moylan, Molly 12,85, 122 R Murphy,Christine 8, 119,122, 123 Murphy,Katharine 6, 18,35, 91. 96, 98 Randene,Andrew 3, 75,96 Renk,Gilly 21,122 AlexReyes - Rodriguez N Reyes,Maddy 106,108 L Reyes,Tyler 23 26 Nagle.Joe 114,115 Reyes-Rodriguez,Alex 123,158 Lammers,Greg 39,105 Nelson,Christina 1,24, 31, 39, 106 Reyhons,Kate 80, 85,123 Langford, Alissa 16,21, 25, 38, 41,95 Nemec,Alexandra 3, 17,80, 122 Reyhons,Megan 2, 10,33, 106 Laughlin,Bret 8, 14,27, 85, 95 98 Nickels,Dustin 79,81, 117, 158 Riefe,Michelle 12,50, 85,115 Lee,Angela 7,16, 17, 35, 42, 43 Niksich,Erin 16,84, 96 Robacker;Brienna 123, 158 Lemen,Blaire 104,105 Nuci, Crystal 37,60, 114 Rodriguez,Drew 27,158 Libansky,Justine 9. 95 Rogalski,Matt 42, 43, 81,123 Loftus, Bridget 105,106 Ruefer; Jennie 38, 97 Loftus, Kathleen 10,13, 19, 27, 31, 119, 122 Ruefer;Michelle 78, 79,115 Lohmuller;Mike 39,58 106 Ruhl,Carrie 10,19, 20, 25,31, 33, 34, 50,9 1 Lovewell,Mary 24, 27,39, 105, 106 Ruiz,Angie 17,64, 106,109 Lucas.Jenny 106,28 Ryan,Kelly 41,62, 97 Lybbert, Lauren 80, 122 s M Salsbury,Ryan 115,159 Mallonee,Alex 2, 51,75, 81, 122 Schebler;Jeff 62, 104,106 Mallonee,Tyler 23, 79.106 Schlichting,Ben 75,115 Schlicting,Tom 12,26, 107,108, 159 Manternach,Mike 1,62. 79,106 BriennaRobacker and Drew Rodnguez Marbury, Daryl 9, 30, 42, 43 72, 106 Schlue,Matt 46, 47,58, 84, 114,115 Matthews, Timmy 6, 67,95 Schmitt, Krysta 7,15 19, 64 65,91, 97, 98 Mayfield, Austin 62, 96 0 Schneden,Kaitlin 18,72, 91,97 McAfoos, Meredith 13,26, 42, 43, 122 Schneden,Nick 3, 15,71, 105, 107 McCabe, Betsy 9, 29,91, 96 O'Brien Kevin 21,34, 36, 37,58, 116 Schwartz, Michael25, 62, 70, 107,108 McCambridge,Lara 17,24, 112, 114, 156 O'Day, Kyle 81,120, 122 Scott, Bryan 24, 66, 67,81, 123 McCarthy, Robbie106, 109 O'Donnell, Dan 44, 45,52, 54, 106 Scott, Nick 28, 66, 67,97 Mcclanahan,Andrew 78, 114 O'Donnell, Tim 81,114, 117 Serrurier,Kristen 19,42, 43, 107 Oliger;Amy 39,105, 106 Oliger;Mary 76 96,100 Otting, Ben 122,158 p Pacha,Claire 44, 45,96 100 Pacha,Noel 75,81, 122 Pangburn,Mackey 83, 114,117, 156 Payne,Tom 11,25, 53, 66, 67,78, 114 KyleSteinbrecher and Dustin Nickels Peeters.Jeff 62,75,104, 106 Peppers,Amanda 18,96 McKone, Nate 6 62, 101,146 Pershall,Derrick 24, 42, 43, 62, 106 Merritt, Katie 60, 61,78 122 Pettis, Mike 37.38, 62, 63, 96 Merritt, Ryan 38, 59,96 Pettis, Tom 62, 81,120, 122 Pham,Anthony 36, 47,113, 114 Pham Dominic 38, 96 ~ 158Index Phinney,Drew 66, 67,78, 111,114 BenOtting Shafer,Matt 103,107 Stowe,Scott 13,66, 67,97 Villarreal,Andrew 107 Shaw,Bailey 39,64, 65,107 Strajack,Austin 22, 26, 58, 59,79, 107 Vogel,Katherine 20, 123 Shaw,Bobby 42, 43, 67,123 Strajack,Collin 66, 123 Vogel, Katie 36, 123 Sheckler,Jake 80, 81,120, 123 Streit, Caitlin 39,42, 43, 107 Sheckler,Mike 97,151 w Sheeder,Paige 10,17, 56, 60, 61,78, 80, 119, 123 Wagner,Sam 20, 45,47, 123 Shirk,Colin 13,115 Walczak,Laura 38, 39,98 Shook,Mary 2,38,42, 97 Walkup,Ryan 123 Simmons,Clif 75,115 Wallace,Christine 61,107 Simpson,Ben 62, 97,99 Walsh,Sarah 3, 15,23, 25,39, 50, 57,72, 103, Simpson,Luke 58, 81,123 106,107 Skahill,Amanda 32, 33,38, 40, 41,64, 97 Brett Dugan Warren, Mike 58,107 Skahill,Matt 3, 6, 10,75, 79, 105, 107 Sung.Jessica 11,15, 23, 39,104, 107 Warta, Ben 3, 115,75 Skalak,Brian 42, 43, 67,118, 123 Swearinger,Lindsey 26, 91,97, 98 Weber,Ryan 81,85, 115 Smith,Adam 3, 67,71, 107 Sweeney,Jack 8, 12,18, 19, 20, 24,31, 38, 46, Wendling,Beth 7,50, 115 Smith,Annie 79,123 91,97 West,Jake 62, 79,107 Smith,Ashley 97 Whitchelo, Kelsey11, 24, 114, 115 T White, Alison 13,20, 29,41, 91, 98 White, Casey 80, 119,123 Wilder, Keriann 3, 39,60, 61,107 Taylor,Rachel 25,34, 97,99 Wilkens,Lizzie 1,14, 60, 61,79, 111, 115 Temming,Megan 19,33, 40, 41,64, 65,97 Wilkins,Anthony 54,98 Thissen,Kim 64, 65,72, 107 Wilkinson,Adam 123 Thola,Josh 103,105, 107 Williams,Meg 1,3, 7,15, 79, 115 Thomsen,Mike 115 Willich, Zach 6, 24,62, 63, 75,98 Thrapp, Charles80, 81,123 Willows, Brittany 7,11, 119, 123 Tompkins,Paul 3, 8, 11,67, 71, 98 Tomsha,Molly 10,14, 36, 61,115, 156 Tuftee,Ethan 10,80, 81,120, 123 u Umana,Gary 62, 98, 156 V RyanSalsbury VanBuer,Chris 12,58, 59 Brynne Zinnecker,Breanna Gibson, Molly Daly, Smith,Brian 20, 42, 43,123 VanFossen,Hannah123 LaurenLybbert, and Anne Stopulos Smith.Jessica 78, 123 VanFossen,Heather 3, 7,123 Wilson, Kristyn 3, 78, 80, 123 Smith.Joe 62, 97 VanVooren,Rob 98, 100 Wolfe, Kylie 76,115 Smith.Josh 62, 66, 67,97, 107 Vargas,Chelsea 7,8, 23, 119,123 Wonio,Joe 54,98 Smith,Scott 42, 115 Vargas,Jamie 115 Wonio,Julia 76,115 Smith,Shanna 115,156 Wood, Pete 40, 41,58, 107 Sones,Sarah 156 Stack,Kelly 123 Stahler,Alison 85,123 y 1 Stahler,Brad 62, 107 Stahr,Mac 11,26, 62, 63, 70, 71,97 Young,Pete 58, 81,115 Stanforth,Lisa 42, 43,115 Youngblut,Mallory 39,72, 107 Stanger,Darcy 2, 17,27, 39, 107 Steffen,Tyler 22, 81,115 z Steinbrecher,Kyle 78, 79,115, 158 Stichter,Scott 10,67, 75, 123 Zinger,Sarah 20, 34, 42, 43,98 Stolmeier,Jacob 39,107 Zinnecker,Brynne 7,50, 53,78, 112,115 Stolmeier,Jake 24,39, 58, 103,107 Zinnecker,Tyler 67.118, 123 Stolmeier,Kevin 38, 58, 97 Stopulos,Annie 10,78, 79,80, 81,119, 123 Stopulos,Ellie 24,27, 39, 107 Index15 9 Ou&Litt IS CO).!POStn G l'LY r 0).t DRl:A).!S, FRO).! ?Ill: U CORSCIOUS,ARD ?111:Y).!US? 81: 8ROUGII? 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