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Get It Done! Chavas Young is working hard to get his school work done. Student Life Balancing school and a social life alone. We spend hours upon isn't easy. But when you add a hours on the computer a day job into the mix, it gets even and even when we can spend more hectic. Some students can time with our families, we handle all the extra work, and choose our friends instead. some can't. For the ones who can Our generatiuon is changing so take everything on and more, fast and students have to bear great job. And for the ones who more responsiblities then ever struggle a little bit, you're not before.
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Students Checking Up! that attend Ian Goodman sporting events updates his Students 54% status on 'that spend 2 or Facebook. more hours on a Students computer a day who spend most' 47%, 49% Students of their time with who spend their friends. Friday nights with friends 75^ 71% Of students use Facebook. Students who have found the balance between school and their social Students lives. who think Texas Roadhouse is the best} 74% place to eat in Alliance. ] 46% Try This On For Size! Paige Felger finds out we ore. "DISTTNCrnVS what she would look Go Alliance! like with black hair. Students cheer on the boys soccer team.
Erin Zaleski, Marrisa Cvelbar, Haya Shakhtra, Caroline Zurbrugg, Brandon Abrams, Aaron Kline, Hadil Shakhtra, Mackenzie Burke, Danny Salle
Music Time! Danielle Fording Sports have become a major part of takes a break from studying to the student body, either they are in listen to some one, or they come to cheer others on. tunes. Sometimes with all these extra things going on, school gets left behind or forgotten. Homework is left undone and tests aren't studied for. All The cheerleaders accompanied with the football team lead the students and staff in the Alliance High School Alma Mater at the pep rally before the game against the Carrollton Warriors. Every year, Alliance High said senior Gabby the student body School students Osterfeld. "Mismatch participated which participate in Spirit Week day was my favorite day makes Spirit Week 2010 to get everyone pumped because you get to be a success. up and motivated for the crazy; you don't have to big Homecoming game. It be in the social norm by Danielle Thorpe, Kayla all starts on the Sunday matching," said junior Fernandez and Hannah before Homecoming the Haley Donohoe. "Spirit Roden showcase their spirit students come in and week was fun and a lot as they dress all deced out in decorate their assigned of people tried to go red and blue. areas of the school in over the top, which was Kierra Fountain, Alexis Williams. Mycheal Jefferson, and Zachariah attempt to make it better great!" said junior Heston watch as Eric Stahler, Justin Sloat, John Dallas and Kyle than all of the other class Macey Kelley. The week Evans hold Donald Minnich up as high as his spirits. hallways. The cheerleaders ended with a pep rally from both the Varsity and that not only got Junior Varsity squads help students and staff by making signs to let excited but got them everyone know what to involved too. "It was wear that week. Everyone great to see the students has a favorite day to get excited and pumped up dressed up for: during the pep rally." "Superhero Day is my said Mrs.Casey Jenkins, favorite because my two who was incharge of friends and I dressed as making the pep rally the Powder Puff Girls," possible . More than half Is it a bird? Is it a plane? NO! Its Mr. Chris Schillig showing off i * we ore. his strength on superhero day. m ^p] _T>isrnisiernvs E n V 'Mm *> ,- Juniors: Cassidee Swank, Danielle Kemp, Courtney Elliot, Estlin Haiss, Nathan Rice, Devon Stanley, and Caroline Zurbrugg show off their new class Kristen Gobley, Julia Dubaj, Shannon Swonger, Jillian Hall, Molly Schafer, Amanda Catterall pose as they show off their mis-matched talents. Matthew Scott and Alex Bugara wear red and blue to show their spirit. The Days of Spirit Week Batman finds a new Monday: Superhero form as Kierra Fountain. Tuesday: Mis-Match Wednesday: Class Color Lucas Stone climbs the lockers as Sam Potchik gives Lucas Freshman-Pink the go ahead. Sophomores-Green Juniors-Purple Seniors-Black Benjamin Kelley, Jordan Smith and William Draves gives a Teachers-Red thumbs up becuse its red and blue day. Tiursday: Support Another Sport | Friday: Red and Blue Raqueil Hocker and Desiree' Blake get close on class color. Right: Brandon Aldridge sits on Jerry Allbritian's shoulders as Mr. Jeff Shoemaker, Mr. Jeff Graffice, Mrs.Sarah Aleisha Safkow, Aubrey Trautman, Underwood, Mr.Frank Mancini, Mr.Craig Shaw, Mr.Keith Akazhia Newman, and Ashley McGeehen and Mr. Jim Christine the NBC Homecoming Roberts gather for a picture. Queen contestants. Q weve go^th e Homecoming game pumps students up for dan There was a lot of talk Payton was queen , and the week leading up to Craig Minor was king. Homecoming. Who The other attendants would be on the court? were: Cheyenne Harris Who would "paint up" and Ben Draves, for the big game? And, freshman; Dakota Myers most importantly, would and Shane Gurung, the Aviators win against sophomores; Courtney Carrollton? Elliott and Frank Hill, Rumors flew over who juniors; and JennaLee would be elected Tucker and Seth Homcoming king and Gurung, Seniors. queen. When the votes were counted, Takayla Girls: Your top 5 Homecoming Dress Colors o ^ I took my ^ ^. 180 people surveyed Q) •t-ot +> girlfriend 2!11 •% 10 we ore. "DISTTINCrnVS 1. At the Homecoming game in the student section.4. Alliance and Carrollton go Student Senate President head to head. The Aviators Ashley Greenameyer crowns came out on top 42-35 . 2. Homecoming Queen, Alex Burkett,"Rocket", helps Takayla Payton. pump up the crowd. 3. Aaron Kline shows his Aviator pride Dtrfil'" Ak 1. A-Town girls show how they get down at the Homecoming dance. Halie Cannon, Akazhia Newman and Carmella Gattis seem to be having a great time 2.Finding the right dress, scheduling hair and nail appointments and buying the accesories to match can be stressful. But it was all worth it for Jaszmon Hawkins, DeMicka Adkms, Katrease McElroy and Brittany Wyche. 3. Sophmore Cierra Patton and juniors Melody Dorwood and Jessica Bell had a great time at the dance. 4. The 2011 Homecoming court includes (front row) Queen Takayla Payton and King Craig Minor (second row) Ben Draves, Cheyenne Harris, Frank Hill, Courtney Elliott, JennaLee Tucker, Seth Gurung, Dakota Myers and Shane Gurung. 5. Junior Taurice Scott and seniors Terrion Saunders and Ian Kell remembered the night with a picture ft ^toft Dance the "Arabian Night" away! took me a while to get ready, so I'm glad it was worth it! said sophomore Tyaneika D Luke Inge, Erin Dreger. Marissa Bondoni, Mark Pisanello, Abby Heddleston and Garret VanCamp strike apose for the photographer. "Dude^ 12 Homecoming was the man!" said Mark. Left: "This is the best "DISTINCmve: Homecoming dance I've been to," said Shaiyenne Albert. She and her date, Tyler Warner, first enjoyed O GetLow-LBJon Nisht! dinner at Polinori's. Pretty Boy Swagg- SouljaBoy Tio-Tok- Kesha I like It - Enrique Iglesias No Hands - Roscoe Dash Below: Marquez Williams, Marcus Williams, Timazj Edwards and D'Quan Hawkins turn up the party during "An Arabian Night," the theme of the 2010 Homecoming dance ight: Samantha Atkinson and issen Barnes enjoy a romantic vening at the Homecoming lance « The walls were draped in Kayla Newill was looking Palmer, a junior. red, purple, black, gold forward to getting her hair Chelsea Foster, a senior, and orange. Decorations and nails done for the said: "Because I'm on included lamps - for special night. Student Senate, I'm going genies, of course - tents, "I'm going out to eat with to be at the high school camels and desert scenes. my friends, then to early in the morning Members of the Student Cleveland afterwards. I setting up and then I have Senate transformed the can't wait!" said Precious to go home and get ready gym, lobby and hallway Love, a junior. for the big dance." for "An Arabian Night," "I think it's going to be Student Senate's hard the theme for the 2010 cool since the theme is work paid off. Senior Homecoming dance. 'Arabian Nights,' and it Janae Marshall said it was The day before the will be fun because I get to wonderful being able to dance, students were hang out with all my "dance the night away on making plans. Freshman friends," said Devin the Arabian oasis." 13 The 2011 Band Dinner Dance Court: Queen Paige Benedetti, King Shayne Taylor, Camden Marian, Breanne Davis, Tyler Perkins, Areana Zachery, Kyle Weyer, Alyssa Ward, Nathan Smith, Benjamin Draves and Rebecca Fitzgerald F'VeftSs'fbr-fc Promenode „. Eric Andreani, his date, Kimberly Gibson, Adam Hudachek, Zakhiya Heards and John Galfi clown for the camera CL wolfe bock en time Allyce Bryant and John Dallas share a quiet moment at dinner Bond L^iruner T^once "DISTTNCTIVS: Areana Zachery pins a carnation on Kyle Weyer. They were the senior Mr. Shaun Fontain and Ms. Megan representatives on the Band Dinner Dance court Kelley do the chicken dance Nicholas Hilbert, Haley Donohoe and Seniors Janae Marshall and Katelyn Shayne Taylor is crowned by the Sarah Dias give the dance a thumbs up Sees clearly enjoyed the evening 2010 king, Roger Faulk Areana Zachery, Paige Benedetti and Ashley Friends Alyssa Hawkins , Cynthia White, Stephanie Schaublin and Alysea Bertram dance the night away Dunham gather for a group shot 15 Denzell Faulk and his date Danny Davis poses with take a break from dancing Latisionna Lilly after the during the winter dance. homecoming dance January 29. *> Cindy Wagner and Chris Winter Homecoming royalty Ferrall share a dance. Chelsea Foster and Terrion "It was a great time. Cindy Saunders. Foster and looked really beautiful," said Saunders were chosen from Ferrall. a group of six seniors voted on by their classmates. 16 we ©re. .-DISTINCTIVE Counterclockwise from left: Myers, Brandon Abrams, and 1. Estlin Haiss, Aaron Kline, Danny Chavas Young pose in the lobby Salle and Yale Robb goof off for the while taking a break from dancing. camera during the AHS Winter Saunders was crowned Winter Wonderland Dance January 29. Homecoming King during the 2. Ashley Roberts, McKinsey Rohr, dance, and Chelsea Foster was Amber Puckett and Nancy Sherwood named Queen. show off their dresses. 3. Myesha Weatherspoon, Lathan Williamson, Vincent Schmeid, Larreshia Stanberry and Ashton Crooks enjoy the night. 4. Terrion Saunders, Ian Kell, Dakota lAJirit&r (Ayonderfeirujl Students enjoy first Winter Homecoming in three years Sponsered by the Class of Louisville and honored other Alyssa Dickerhoof, Terrion 2013, AHS hosted the first winter athletes. Saunders, Brandon Abrams Winter Homecoming in three Students competed against and Seth Gurung received the years on January 29. their teachers in an obsticle top votes. Students of all Sophomore students decorated course, and three winter grades then voted on their the gym following a "Winter athletes were blindfolded for a final selection for king and Wonderland" theme. kiss on the cheek from a queen on their way into the The day before, AHS students 'mystery girl'...their mothers. dance. were treated to a pep rally Students were also introduced Saunders and Foster were organized by Mrs. Casey to the Winter Homecoming crowned king and queen later Jenkins. The pep rally raised court, who had been voted on in the evening. spirits for that night's boy's by the senior class. Haya basketball game against Shakatra, Chelsea Foster, 4-foWtfWi 4T*7* Gl Junior. Senior classes given red carpet treatment at prom Preperations for heading to Foltz prom can begin more Community Center in than a month before East Canton for the the big night arrives; dance. there are tuxes to be Sponsered by the rented, flowers to be junior class, the 2011 ordered and dresses prom featured a to be found. Alliance "Hollywod Glamour" junior and senior theme. students didn't waste Kier Jackson and any of that time, and Jennalee Tucker were proudly showed off crowned prom king their carefully chosen and queen, with outfits - and dates - in attendants Shayne a red-carpet style Taylor, Ryan Roland, promenade held on Allysa Dickerhoof and the stage before Takayla Payton. Above: Enos Kurtz interveiws Mckayla Mozden, Ryan Roland, Bass Conway and Jacob Turney at the promenade before the dance. IS To the Left: Erin Dreger, Marissa Bondoni, Caroline Zurbrugg and Jaelyn Shaver take a break we are. -DISTTNCTIVS from dancing. Below: Levi Kelly escorts his date Paige Benedetti on the red carpet Below: Tyler Warner and Shaiyenne Albert are posed by a photographer from Cockrill's Studio for their formal pictures. %: m%^\m Above: Mark Pisanello, Domenique Black, Franklin Hill and Garret Vancamp show off their tuxes. Left: After getting crowned prom king, Kier Jackson is lifted into the air by London Ousley and Eric Eichner Left: Benjamin Stone and his date Haya Shakhtra. "It was relly fun. Its was a great senior prom and it lived up to my expectations!" said Shakhtra. 19 eKnglfj^ \ (fir ,% 4** I 1 ® W' ? ill 4 "~ —"*>—-" "^^^HH HkS! • * •#2U f K • * # •S* i ; 1J ORC H l9 L L J i j $ii~ Storui, ond ^Scireoryii 21 ^Senior ^5c Wings Left to right,top to bottom:Kyle and Mackenzie Weyer, Amanda and Erik Peck, Melissa and Jenna Prioli,Elani and Jerry Pisoni, Rebecca, Megan,and Tiffany Stickler, Devante and India Williams, Amanda and Kalie Catterall, Josh and Halie Gandy, Areana Zachery and Sayvaun Thomas, Shane and Seth Gurung, Sam and Riley Etherton,Zakhiya and Zymanee Heards, Aaron, Mercia, Franklin and Ron Hill, Lucas and Ben Stone, Halie and Hunter Cannon, Hadil and Haya Shakhtra, Cassandra and Rex Morrison, Danielle, Evan and Debra Lancaster, Dale and Paige Harden, Nick Niner and Brook Stutler. 23 5 Movies From squidooVom "Best CV 5. Inception Our Year at AHS 3. Iron Man 2 Guess who? Students guess 2m m 0 ^ ^ whGueso kisses whod' them while blindfolded at a Pep Rally this year. TOM Story 3 It's Snowy Here at AHS! With a total of seven snow days, everyone had a little extra 24 time to themselves. So many things happened this year. Between world events and _-D>IS~TINOTT\/£ school events it was a busy year. To start off our year, in September there were violent protests in Cairo, Egypt. And Top 5 Songs Libya was on the brink of a civil war. Then on March 11th an earthquake of 8.9 magnitude and tsunami hit Japan killing over From Billboard Hot 100 14,133 people. Less than a month later, the United States one Tik Tok Government was close to shutting down. Apparently, trying to get everyone to agree on signing a bill is very hard. The biggest news thus far in current events is the fact that U.S. troops two Need You Now found and killed Osama bin Laden. In school events, the number of snow days was very high-seven. Two had to be three Hey, Soul Sister made up and the school covered for five of them. The first ever students vs. staff volleyball game occurred. Unfortunately, the four California Girls staff won the game, but students are not going to give up. This year, like every year, pep rallies were held-but this time they improved by a lot. More students got involved in each one and five OMG there were games at each that got the student body hyped up iiwiitll even more. Overall the year of 2010-2011 was a good one-with twists and turns at every corner. But we all made it through some how. 1) Can You See Us? Seniors playing in the Students vs. Staff vollyball game this year. 2) Good Sportsmanship! bal4.tv/stmobite Staff and Seniors shaking hands before the game. 3) Shunned! Mr. Schilligs Senior AP English class turns their backs on Junior Alex Greenwald. %* QMi m m Vmm"- ;' * A § /* JM 1. The teams started off slim in numbers which prevaled through the season. Despite how small the team was compared to others at their first meet at the end of August they came out of with finishers in the top 10. 2. Walking back from al hard race tired runners know more weeks of hari work are still in front of them.3. The teams compete at the District meet at Malone University. Maria Hogya, Madison Lytle were automatic qualifiers for regionals. Later on the girls found out that they qualified as a team for the regional meet in Boardman. 4.Matthew Scott was the only boy to move on to the regional meet. "I put a lot of time in the summer to run and got almost 700 miles in. Doing it wasn't always fun but it all paid off when I made it to regionals for the first time, it was a good feeling", said Matthew Scott. 28 we €*r& i_SGSNTDOlRLf 'EAMS EMERGE WITH SUCCESSFUL SEASON Cross Country starts in teams time, but in the boys team fought their only boy to qualify for the scorching heat of end it all paid off fatigue and pushed the regional meet. mid August and ends when the girls team ahead of competitors. in chilly October. New pushed on to become Having the minimum coach, Mr. Arin Rettig regional qualiffiers. number of runners to pushed the team more "Going to regionals earn points in a meet, than they ever had was a great experience the boys worked hard been pushed before and accomplishment focusing on dropping with muscle since I'm only a time and running in a conditioning , rough freshman. I was very pack. "The boys did hill workouts and happy to have had the well individually and weekend runs. girls team go too", said as a team. Personally I Strenuous practices Maria Hogya. got the best times of and competitive meets Driven to be stronger, my career" said Tyler took up many hours of better and faster than Scott. In the end 9 the cross country the previous year the Matthew Scott was the Junior Amber Rohrer 29 C^rictiron Alliance High School's and finished with 91 football program dates back yards on three catches to 1896. And in their 115th Several Aviators were season, the Aviators did recognized for their themselves proud. excellence. Senior Terrion Their 42-35 win against Saunders made the Carrollton was just one Associated Press Division example. Junior III All-Ohio football team quarterback Taurice Scott and first team 2010 was responsible for all six Northeast Ohio touchdowns in the game. All-Inland. Five of them were passes to Scott made NEO second other players who ran for team while Young, touchdowns: Vernon wideout Jalen Mays and Martin, Jalen Mays, Chavas linebacker Frank Hill Young and Michael Baker, received honorable who ran it into the end mention. zone twice. Overall, it was a good Alliance also pulled out a year for Alliance. Despite nice win against Canton the injuries and other | South (48-23) on Senior loses, this team has Night at the University of gained something much Mount Union. Scott ran for more important. In the four touchdowns and words of Coach Aaron passed for another, while Hill, "Our team has and Young caught a touchdown will continue to acheive great things!" CAUGHT IN ACTION! 1. Senior Jackie Mayle works his way through a tackle. 2. Dillon Handy blocks for the kicker Zachary Davis. 3. The team watches the action in the game with intensity. 4. Marcus Williams celebrates the triump of the game by embracing his team mate. 5. Ty Roose and Junior Jalen Mays are anxious for the catch. 6. Quarterback Taurice Scott pushes his way to the end zone. 7. Ian Kell and Terrion Saunders unite as they prepare for a big game. 8. AHS cheerleaders hold the run through as the Alliance Aviators push through. we ore LSGSNTXXmi Willoughby @Fairless Revere @Minerva @West Brand Carrolton Marlington (©Louisville Canton South @Northwest Record L 27-61 W 41-20 W 53-27 L 21-31 W 23-12 W 42-35 L 14-34 L 14-44 W 48-23 L 21-27 5"5 31 Taking down the • There's no more soccer for us Home field iAJlr%ofttlru2MAj advantage really seniors, but the u IT%€HI to so^ was a factor this underclassmen Our record's not year. who experienced We just couldn 't keep that much Seth Gurung this year now different than up our intensity the know how it feels last year so it's The first win helped entire game, and it to have your still a good and got us on a felt really horrible to season ended like season. It just momentum that lose to them. this. started off carried us through Tyler Hardman on rough. most of the season. CJ. Alfc Eric Eichner Coach Jim the Marlington game * (right:) Not in this house! Senior Brad Hurford defends the ball from the opposition. He fought off the player during a game against West Branch. Its all about the team. Put your game face on! Junior Brandon Aldridge The boys' soccer team prepares cheers on his team from the to take the field before their bench. That day the team game against Massillon Perry. The team sported looks of determination. 32 we ore i-SGSNTXTRCf At the beginning of the season with a season, it didn't look too respectable record of bright for the Aviators 11-7-1. Boys' soccer team. The Aviators won their Starting the season with first tournament game a record of 0-3-1, the against Tuslaw, 4-0. times were The next tough, and "We started opponent morale was was low. winning some Louisville. After the Again, the rough start, games^^^^^^^^^^, and ^ team the Aviators suddenly the prevailed won several and won the game games in a season felt a lot 4-1. row, all of better, like we The game which were was played at home. had found our on a chilly The groove." -Sam Saturday winning run afternoon. was stopped Etherton The short, Aviators whehowevern the, team faced off lost 3-1: the same score against Marlington in as earlier in the season, the regular season. It Although Alliance lost was a hard-fought game, the match, they held but the Aviators lost their heads high. 3-1. Despite the loss, things Despite the loss, the continue to look up for team picked themselves the Aviators for years to up and finished the come. This is our time! Senior Ben Stone manuevers around an opposing player during a match with Louisville. The team faced off with Louisville again in the postseason. 33 The girls' season ended I he fvurtixiesZt moment" with a regular season record of 8-6-2 and a of ff*e season wos„ if) second place tie with West Branch in the NBC. High points in the season "When Marissa, Caroline, and came during games Lynda wrecked against Marlington and the golf cart!" West Branch. Despite ties Aubrey with both teams, the Trautman matches were hard-fought. The ties represent two feats that until the 2010 season were unheard of. Throughout the history of the program, the Lady Aviators had never tied either team. In the 2010 season, the girls proved to every team in the NBC what they're capable of The clock ticks down to serious. "Too strong!" a zero. In mere moments chorus of yells sings out a battle will occur on over the field. "How the muddy field, worn strong ARE WE?" he asks from many hours of again. "TOO strong!" the preperation. girls repeat, this time a Preperation is the key little louder. One more to success, as the girls time, to let the opponent on the Lady Aviators know they've run into an soccer team know quite obstacle, Coach Basalla asks one more time, "Probably well. But one pre-game when routine trumps the rest. "HOW STRONG ARE Marissa WE?" This time, Bondoni Just moments before unmistakably the girls fell in the the competitors take hole by reply, "TOO STRONG!" the field, nestled the The team, pumped, take water!" somewhere between the the field and take every Hadil National Anthem and Shakhtr opportunity to prove that kickoff, a new tradition they really are "too takes hold. strong". "Bondoni getting "How strong ARE we?" stuck in the hole by the water!" coach, Tim Basalla, Kalie Catterall 34 yells, his face red and Break uv* Junior Inn Dreger dribbles down the field during a home o»LSG8NDamf much She showed off her foot tkilb while steering dear of the girU prnc after their final game under ihe light* on their hom fnoat of the girts, four >ear> Of hifd *^rk pOWDd out ont< the heW thai night and in the end the gjfU earned a final *in a» a team ORS W fi »ir I .ilk111 l ake tin shot! Coach Tim Basalla toes over Sophomore I mils RettCftr strategy with the team before gets ready to take a shot m .1 the game I hc\ listened as gHaaagaJajg (iicn.uk She they prepared themselves IM oil the opponent the match to give her team the edge. 35 CLOVE EMU Till 36 we ore J_SGSNXXXRq 1. Hunter Cannon and Luke Van Orsdale chat while walking between holes. 2. Dillon Salaski drives the ball toward the mark during the Alliance v. Marlington match September 2 at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club. 3. Dan Starkey watches the result of his swing. Alliance would go on to lose the match, and end the season with a 1-18-1 record. ^ISJfctJDfl *to?* AHS Golfers face learning curve, tough opponantss The 2010 AHS golfers freshman Cody Cook Sophomore Andy as a whole; the guys are finished the season with commented, "My first Helphenstine said "I looking forward to an a record of 1-18-1 with a season was great. Golf is improved a lot from my even better season next victory over Malvern a fun sport but requires a first year." year. and tie with United. lot of concentration." Improvement will be a Head coach Jeff Graffis Concentration is just big theme next year since said "With 7 of 8 golfers part of the requirements the entire varsity team underclassmen and the needed to be an will be returning players, addition of junior high adequate golfer. and the upcoming players next year, the Knowing the right club freshmen seem to be full future looks bright." to shoot with, correct of promise. The Aviators were led by technique and lots of Our golfers had a good junior Luke Van Orsdale practice are all skills a season with lots of and sophomore Hunter golfer needs. progress made for both Cannon. Promising individuals and the team 37 ervin• g wit• • h• \1 tnotton AHS Boys and Girls' Tennis is Serving it Up with Style The Alliance Aviators Girls Tennis Team had a very good and productive season. Through the nervousness before every match, the hard practices day after day, and strong determination anc desire to improve, the Girls tennis learned what it means to bond together as a team. Senior Brook Stutler and sophomon Emmeline Haiss earned the honor of being scholar athletes. Below as pictured left to right: Ashton Crooks, Ashley Greenamyer, and Emmeline Haiss. we ore l_SGSNTXXRCf Benjamin Kelley, William Draves, Levi Kelley, and Nicholas Hilbert gather together as a team before the big meet. Zack Davis serves the ball with force and drive. Aaron Kline prepares to serve the ball. Luke Van Orsdale returns the ball. Ben Stone dives for the ball. 39 ^t % rf^« ^"^SBi^WHI scrimmage. They also Bump, Set, Spike! were supported by each stretching and drills other during practices Practicing for 2 hours next to the Varsity and and the games. everyday, the team J.V. split up and Sophomore Taralyn strived for success worked on more drills Pete says'This season with hard work and and techniques, finally was way better than dedication. They at the end both teams last, I got much more started every practice came back together out of it and learned a with river runs, then and finished off lot." The season was Sophomore Paige moved on to practice with Felger finished with a 6-10 record. "I am one. I am only )ne. I can't do terything but I can do lething. And that |ch I can do I ought lo. And that which jht to do by the ofjjod I shall during their pregame iiud ad a great season as a tea and we made each ' mm other mentally said senior captain Jennalee Tucker. ^> 40 we ore i-SGSNIXXRM 1. Crouching down, sophomore Lynnita Toussant saves the ball from hitting the ground. 2. Getting ready to jump, front line girls get ready to block a ball from the opposing team." We beat Marlington both times we played them this season for the first time in four years." smiled Jennalee Tucker. 3.J.V. girls congratulate each other after a good play. LfSCCR. DM C+*£Sra BRING IT ON! IN IT TO WIN IT! 1HI10MI COACH Mhmtl iJACCI "Unfortunately this is "I thank the girls for my last year coaching making this an exciting but as a whole this season for me. There was my best year by were ups and downs far! I love my girls so but our team bonding much!" outweighed them both!" wmtmmM The Varsity Competition Squad makes use of their signs and gets the crowd on their feet with an exciting chant at the NBC Competition! everyone shows a a lot of support!" says Aaliya 1 Daniels. ^Iffhe Great Wolf Lodge. Sen or Kelsey It has been a long, "Cheer camp was so Cannc n disagrees! yet exceptional season fun! All you do i^theerand "I lota the for the AHS spend time with the team compe titions! We cheerleaders! Their at the water park!" says work sq hard for it!" season begins with long Junior Lindsey Young, says Cannon. days of conditioning all the parades Thj^ competition was hild at Alliance over the summer temen^)f4he* it is off to cheer cam; High School for the first time where the This year the girls spi cicks off with the the week of cheer cam] girls stood out and md basketball took 3rd place. The girls ended the tball is my favorite! intense season by spending time together and reminiscing about the year! Sophomore Morgan Thomas 42 we cure LSOSISTDOfRCf J.V. Cheerleaders Desiree Dickson, Macey Kelley, Lindsey Young, and Alyssa Ward getting the crowd pumped during a home basketball game. m. Senior Alyssa Dickerhoof and Junior Aaliyah Daniels reppin' that "A" dancing at the NBC Competition in 2011! Flying high above the rest; It's AHS! Pictured is Junior Gwendolyn Miku throwing multiple back handsprings across the mat at the NBC Competitio at AHS! 4 Boys' basketball completes a strong season Varsity Home Garaway(L)51 -45 Austintown-Fitch (W) 54-48 West Branch (W) 52 - 42 Minerva (W) 46 - 43 Canton Central (L) 45 - 37 Canton South (L) 67 - 57 Louisville (W) 69-55 Northwest (L) 57 - 50 Carrollton (L) 70- 60 Vernon Martin goes for a slam dunk during the Canton South home game. Marlington (L) 65 - 54 The Aviator ability but they also Basketabll team held improved their record Away strong this season. Led from 9-13 to 10-11. Lousiville (L) 58 - 43 by a strong group of Another highlight of the Northwest (W) 58 - 55 seniors with years of season was the dunking Carrollton (L) 65 - 52 experience. trend. Junior, Vernon Seniors this year Martin led the team in Marlington (W) 66 - 62 included Jackie Mayle, the most slam dunks this West Branch (L) 51 -39 Craig Minor, Dillion season. The team is Minerva (W) 61 -43 Handy, Denzell Faulk hoping to continue Canton South (W) 49 - and Chavas Young. improving and to have another successful 39 Three of which are returning letter winners season. Salem (W) 67-51 from the previous D' Quan Hawkins looks Garfield (L) 69 - 65 season. for an open teammate on The boys improved offense. Playoffs their season from the previous year, like Louisville (L) 63 - 45 every team hopes to do. Jalen Mays goes up for a After months of practice the boys not rebound during the home only improved their game against Canton South. 44 we cnre I_SGSNTXrRCf Daniel Starkey tries to lang onto the ball. Jacob Kukura looks for an open teammate to pass the ball to. Parrish Martin jumps to get the ball for a Taurice Scott on the rebound. outside goes for a three point shot. Cylen Andrews looks to lis team to help him on offence. Sam Cundiff maneuvers around the other team. Jackie Mayle is goes up for Marquez Williams un- a rebound after shooting gaurded passes the ball the ball. to another team mate from half court. Hunter Cannon and Denzell Faulk helps Kordelle Phillips go down teammate Vernon the court to recover the Martin out by gaurding ball. the other team. I cred*? Get on. tne I_cnei This year, the Lady Aviators Basketball shooting, ball handling, and defense are Team had a trying season. With a record of 0-21, important, their closeness was the most one would expect the players to be discouraged to significant part of the season for some of them. the point of quitting the team, which many did It was as if they were a family rather than just a early in the season. Despite the team. team's struggles, thirteen of the Though the Lady Aviator's girls stuck the season out and even season was a difficult one, head managed to have fun along the coach Mr. Keith McGeehen is way. Among the thirteen players looking toward the future. who stuck with the team until the McGeehen has plans to begin very end were Rose Mancini open gyms to prepare for next (point guard and lead scorer), year's season during the Spring Cheyenne Harris (high scorer), sports season and continue Riley Etherton (leading defensive them throughout the summer. player), Shania Mays (lead He also has hopes of starting a rebounding player), and first year summer league for both Varsity player Emily Retterer. and Junior Varsity at West During the bus rides to Branch. McGeehen is away games and before home games, the girls confident that if the girls are dedicated enough talked together about what they should remember to the team, the Lady Aviators will be better to do in the game and made each other laugh. next year, especially since they will not be losing They all seemed to get along and even though anyone to graduation this year. .-.Jm % 'wvc ore LSGSNTXTRq lators and coacl "breakdown their gan The team docs >rc\ during, and sometime? or lose. •The :>s us together as sophomore player Zym tds. "It reminds it we' iieam no matte rat. Before The Game, You TALKING The most memorable moment of the season was... Need* • • "Being close to my teammates and having a lot of fun." f*j -Cheyenne Harris Shoes A jersey Shorts A ball Socks A coach Hydration 1. Freshman Michael Unckrich breaking through the water, "My favorite memory is the time when we went to Youngstown State University and everyone was afraid to get in the water because it was cold, so we jumped in one by one until Sam did a cannonball." he says. 2. Girls team captian Mackenzie Burke,senior, dives into the water at the Poland invitational. 3. Freshman Samuel Rodman waiting for his teammate to touch the wall so he can go. The week before the final meet of the season is filled with fun and excitement. Each day practices get shorter and the team does fun things together to prepare for the big races on Friday and Saturday. For one day of practice guys wear girls suits and girls wear panty hose for extra resistance. The Night Before . Thursday night the team has Friday the guys team leaves for a pasta dinner together and canton after school. Cody then heads off to the shaving Cook is pictured below party. Girls shave the guys swimming the 100 backstroke. The girls swam early Saturday from head to toe. The morning, also in Canton, shaving party has been a "swimming was a lot of fun this tradition in swimming for year, it was a challenging season. Our girls team was years. "I don't like having no pretty small but we worked hair, but its fun and I think really hard and finished the I'll go faster in the water." season pretty well" says junior Caroline Zurbrugg. said senior Daniel Salle. JLSGSNDCLRq wimnrun g'«j The swim team the payoff is worth work strenuously, have a great season. mad; a splash at the the agony. they still have a great At the end of the first official practice Sophomore Marissa time at practice and season two swimmers on P ov 5. There was Cvelbar said "It's meets. Coach advanced to districts, notl ng easy about hard. My whole body Kuntzman has set senior Danny Salle the rst practices; the aches, but I'm having team goals for the in the 50 freestyle coai ;es jumped right fun." Less than a season."There will be and Madison Lytle into i hard month is not much more personal best in the 50 freestyle wor Dut.The swim time to prepare for a times by everyone and 100 breststroke. tear is known for meet, but the coaches and more swimmers bein ; dedicated, did their best to get qualifying for the devc ting two the swimmers ready district meet." Coach mornings a week to for the first meet Kuntzman said. practice at 5:30 in Nov. 29 against The swimmers are the morning. Poland. Competition energetic and eager Swimmers dread will be hard and the to get in the pool, morning practice, but swimmers always work diligently, and Junior Madison Lytle 49 Young team shows what Wrestling is a big sport here at Alliance High School. Many of the students find it exciting to watch and like to get involved. Every year, AHS hosts the annual Top Gun Tournament in the gymnasium. Wrestlers from all around come and show what they've got. Although none of our wrestlers placed in Top Gun this year, they all worked really hard and gave their best performances. "Top Gun was a learning experience for very good just the team, but all did staying on his feet," well," said Coach Mr. said Coach Mr. Paul '6 This Craig Shaw. D'Eramo. " *aSon was In only his second year Overall, the team did "I did ok but I ha with the team, Senior pretty good this year, vedonebetter could have done Terrion Saunders was even though they '"^•"-Ty Roo better if I would Eastern Ohio Wrestling had their ups and 5e have drilled better League Champ. "I've downs. They are still and worked done a little better than proud of themselves harder." - Brenton I thought," said in the end. wasndid s Jones Saunders. "He's a i- strong kid. He doesn't d otvce ft. let a lot of people push .Ga^ him around so he's lpflflyu we ore L-SGSWTXTRM 3. Working his way to Going into Even mid-air they've got. the top, Terrion Saunders is the match with our team is better working hard to be on top of mmWKM determination, Ty than yours. Nicholas this match. Fishel is ready to Niner is getting the put the other team pin for the win. Pirining his opponent to shame. 4* to the ground with confidence, Michael Larsuel knows he's going to win this round. Wl Getting on top, senior Jeramy Keane. W It's his time to shine! Terrion Saunders shows the other team his real strength. 7. The gymnasium of AHS quickly fills with friends and family. Everyones on their toes to watch the top gun We're on top of the gun! tournament Player Season record Honors Terrion Saunders (215) 25-3 First Team All NBC Champion Brenton Jones (119) 19-9 Honorable Mention All NBC 6th Place EOWL Garyionce Thomas 11-15 Honorable Mention (189) All NBC 4-3 JV record 18-0 Jacob Turney (215) 7-9 Bass Conway (171) 6-9 5- baseball team locked in on putting W's on the board H M|t the outset of the baseball season, the varsity team had its sights set on winning the league. With one game left in the season, they were one win shy of their goal. The team ultimately finished second in the league. Rainy weather had a major impact on the season, causing many postponements. However, led by seniors Austin Croteau and Jeramy Keane, the team boasted a record of 19-6. "We've done pretty well," Coach Mr. Graffice commented. The two seniors were instrumental to the team's season among a lineup of mostly sophomores. With a young team, working on defense was the key to success. "I knew at the beginning, since we were so inexperienced at some spots that our defense was struggling," Coach Graffice said. Late inning wins played an important role in the standings. Three come-from-behind wins gave the team a never-give-up attitude. The games came against rivals Marlington, West Branch, and Minerva. The JV team had a league record of 5-7 and an overall record of 9-10. According to Coach Beichler, rainy weather made it difficult for the team to gain I momentum. "The guys were a great group who always worked hard, did what was expected, and made it a fun year," he said. \H! 5 NBC FOE istrict overall 05 Southeast 01 07 Minerva 05 Meeting at the 07 Minerva 01 Mound! 09 West Branch 03 The infield meets at 06 West Branch 02 the pitching mound 00 Louisville 02 during a game 00 Louisville 01 against West Branch. 07 Marlington 06 The players talked 02 Marlington 06 strategy before facing 07 Northwest 01 the next batter of the 05 Northwest 04 inning. 03 Carrollton 00 15 Carrollton 03 11 Canton South 03 04 Canton South 06 52 we ore L£GSNDORt| According to sophomore Luke Ince, it was the home m Marlington J game. I Best game? According to junior Samuel Cundiff, it was the trips the team took out of state. Best memory'/ According to junior Mark Pisanello, it was at home against Marlingotn. 41 Best comeback? He's safe! Senior Jeramy Keane slides safely back into first after a pickoff attempt by the A Only the Best Fopposin g pitcher during a win against West Branch. L ] Stride it Out! Senior Austin Croteau sprints toward first base after making contact with the ball. Crossing the Plate Junior Jared Grimes congratulates sophomore Hunter Cannon as he returned to the dugfldugouti . 53 The Alliance Softball Coach Mr. Cvelbar team had an works hard to continue exceptional season, the winning tradition for despite all the rain! the Aviators. The top hitterss for "It's really easy when Allaince Aviators were you have such a nice Senior Erin Zaleski, group of dedicated Junior Marissa players," explaind the Bondoni and coach. Sophomore Abby The girls overpowered ••i Heddleston. The NBC teams, Marlington, pitcher leading this Carrolton, Northwest, team to their many Minerva and West victories was Junior Branch. Marissa Bondoni. They capped off the "It is always fun to season with a series of « 'Junior see how much I NBC tournaments. Marissa improve from year to "All in all, it was a Bondoni challenges year," says Bondoni. T good season,I think!" commented Junior Erin her don't know, I guess I opponent to don't prefer one over Dreger. "If not anything a fast-pitch! the other. I like both else, we bonded as a team pitching and hitting." and that just helped to play together on the feild." Senior Erin Zaleski makes it okay to hit like a girl! 54 we ore l_SGSNTX*Rt4 The team takes a jog to prepare for a victory game! Catcher Devon Stanley waits intently for the ball to meet her glove. And she is safe! Junior Devon Stanley slides into home during this game played at home. 55 ~Beot Jamal Austin is scaling a shotput with determination. Taurice Scott runs hard in the 4x200. Caroline Zurbrugg flies over the hurdles in a strong effort to beat out the we am J-SGSNTXX'RCf Coach Rettig, Jon Steed, Tyler Scotland Estlin Haiss are playing the traditional game of flickerball for a practice. above Jon Steed flies to the finish line in the 4 by 800 Joseph Hogya pass Northwest Above Ossiel Ibarra-Monroe stretches to get loose for his runner in the final lap of the next race. 4x800. mpetition. Jasmine Towne cruises Lynda Kennedy runs 4x400. to the finish line. 57 AHS gets a bowling team. Over the past few years, Varsity and J.V. Although most of the Mr. Chad Morris and bowling teams were team members were Mr. Aaron Hill Sr. formed. He talked with new to the game of spent their days at the athletic director and bowling, they fared Alliance High School superintendent to quite well against their feeling that the winter establish the teams, and competitors. Home sports roster was Hill got on board soon meets and practices missing something: a after hearing about it. took place at bowling team, so they As the first year coach SuperBowl, formerly decided to do for the boys' bowling known as College Plaza something about it. It's team, Mr. Morris says Lanes. Good job on a thanks to Morris that he's "learning as much good first season, the boys and girls as the kids are" when it bowling teams! comes to the sport. 1. Teamwork! The girls' bowling team mingles at SuperBowl as scores were tallied. 2. Ready, set, bowl! Junior Mckayla Mozden swings her arm back as she prepares to roll her ball down the lane and score points for her team. 3. Hoping for a Strike! Freshman Aaron Hill, Jr. watches anxiously to see if his ball knocks over all the pins. 4. Determination is Key! Junior Domenique Black means business as he watches his ball roll down the alley. 5. Junior Courtney Elliott talks to her fellow teammates before going up to bowl. Because of her superior bowling ability, Elliott got to compete in the District Bowling Tournament of Stark County, which is a huge accomplishment. Good job, Courtney! 6. Junior Colton Hill prepares to bowl. 58 J-SOSNTXTRCf Varsity Football: Zachary Davis, M»*s« >j y ; Andrew Schaffert, Michael Baker Parrish Martin, Chavas Young, Jordar Fisher, Kordelle Phillips, Jeramy Keane, Taurice Scott, Dillon Handy, - V flf'f^Pfw llf' Ty Roose, Domenique Black, Alex t %#f7#^i^ Bugara, Marcus Williams, Vernon Ifelffe^jgf^JA} Martin, Frankli Alexander Babb < > s W-> Noah Monroe, Timazj Edwards, ate Terrion Saunders, Michael Unckrich, f Tyren Jones, Christopher Carrillo, Ian Kell, Shawn Ridgeway, Patrick 4W|# I Felgenhauer, Ryan Roland, Brennan I ' M I Staggers, Garyionce Thomas, Brandon Abrams, Jeffrey Martin, Bass Conway, Marquez Williams, William Garlock, Jacob Turney, Jackie Mayle, Jerry Allbritain, Donald Greenamyer, Brandon Payne, Donald Minnich, Jalen Mays, Seth McConnell, Levi Allison. f3Bf€f5H msiwmiimm \r ~ ^^ m *^vf 1 K>^^mmmm^^ mmmm^^^ M Freshmen Football: (front row) Aa , Devin Cusick, Eric Stahler, Ra-uf Braswell, Vi Varsity Cheerleading: )w) Jaelyn Shaver, Kailey Flaker, India Williams, , Devon Baker, David Veneri (back row) Coach Craig Shaw, Mi< Allbritain, Nick Nincr, Lathan W imson, Tyler Bickley, Aaliyah Daniels, Courtney Elliott, Devon Stanley. ( second row) Mercia Hill, Tavion Young, Danny Davis, Michael He , Ryan Bevington, Ciatu Mays, Br; on Dichl, Jordan Alyssa Dickerhoof, Jessica Zinda, Haley Mobley, Kelsey Cannon, Danielle 7 ishcr, Levi Kerns, Luke Kerns, Mv Fording #> JV Cheerleading: (first row) Macey Kelley, Desiree' Dickson, Morgan Freshman Cheerleading: Caitlin Stump, La'Gentria Brabson, Amanda Catterall, Thomas, (second row) Alyssa Ward, Samatha Stevens, Jessica Eeash, Bobbie Payne, Nautica Mitchell Gwen Miku, Lindsey Young Team Pictures Boys' Soccer: (first row) CJ Alfani, Shane Gurung, Konnor Fink, James Neff, Girls' Soccer: (first row) Cassidee Swank, Zayna Taylor, Marissa Bondoni, D'quan Hawkins, Luis Alvarado-nazario, Dustin Murphy, Brenden Lipely Breanne Davis, Lynda Kennedy, Kayla Hood (second row) CoachTim (second row) Coach Jim Brunie, Seth Gurung, Benjamin Dravcs, Eric Eichner, Basalla, Chelsea Foster, Erin Zaleski, Alexandria Clunk, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Uriel Ibarra-moreno, Ossiel Ibarra-moreno, Yale Robb, Tyler Hardman, Lucas all, Janac Marshall, Coach Sli Stone, Gaston Marian, William Draves (third row) Coach Josh Eichner, Coach Rachael Kocher, Kierra Danielle Kemp, Bradley Hurford, Zachary Davis, Shayne Taylor, Paul D'Eramo, Samuel Marissa Cvelbar, Caroline Zurl Etherton, James Bresnahan, Benjamin Stone, Eric Howard, Brandon Aldridge, Roberts, Riley Etherton and Abby Heddleston Coach Kyle Grove and Coach Adam Dike ^ '?> a «M mm Girls' Cross Country: (first row) Tiffany Boys' Cross Country: Coach Arin Rettig, Adam Lautzenheiser, Maria Hogya, Amber Rohrer Davis, Devin Palmer, Tyler Scott, Estlin Haiss, (second row) Coach Arin Rettig, Jasmine Towne, Matthew Scott and Joseph Hogya Madison Lytle, Samantha Russell-Presutti, Tabitha Sweitzer and Shaiyenne Albert fWfffffttH Team Pictures M I ^ i Vf ""^'>;•^V:'''^V•'«^,;^?F.U•$'•'' -"' Golf: (First row) Austin Rovnak, Cody Cook, Hunter Cannon, Andrew (First row) Britteny Harton, Chassidy Salaski, Brook Stutler, Victoria Riffle Helphinstine (Second row) Luke Van Orsdale, Michael Shafer, Daniel (Second row) Meagan Gravlee, Victoria Schaub, Holly Reel, Sarah Dias Starkey and COL\X Fetty (Third row) Coach Stephanie Sage, Charlotte Petko, Emmeline Haiss, Ashtoi Crooks and Ashlev Greenamyer % 1 ]L 24' 1 >' *ft V ,'''M l! I ! i m Varsilt y Volleyba 11: (First row) Samantha i Atkinson, Kayla .Johnson , JV Volleyball: (First row) Paige Felger. Cheyenne Harris, Carissa Zurbrugg Mack en/.ie Burki: . Debra Lane•aster . Ale isha Safkow, Cory Frustos, Hannah Kelby Smith, Nicole Biggers, Jesica Principe, Gina Joseph, Taralyn Pete, a Maliciy , McKayl; i Mo/den anc1 JennaLeii Tucker Lynnita Toussant Swimming: (front row) Cody Shearrow, Brandi Perkins. Marissa Cvelbai Alexandria Clunk. Hannah Malloy. Nickolas Hoover. (Second row) Tyler Girls' Basketball:(front row) Olivia Baxter. Cassidee Swank. Joelven Freeman. Bluhm, Cody Cook, Ashley Greenamyer, Aubrey Trautman, Madison I \ Rosaria Mancini. Tiara Mays, Emily Retterer. Lynda Kennedy (second row) Mackenzie Burke, Caroline Zurbrugg, Joseph Hogya, Michael Unckrich. Camri Vance. Cheyenne Harris. Riley Etherton, La'gentria Brabson, Emily (Third row)Coach Mike Bugara, Uriel Ibarra-Moreno, Matthew Scott, Ault, Shania Mays. Coach Brian Pasco (third row) Coach Keith McGeehen. Daniel Salle. Samuel Etherton, Devin Palmer. Jacob Qualk, Ossiel Alexiz Black. Zymanee' Heards. Aka/hia Newman. Larreshia Stanberry, [barra-Moreno, Samuel Rodman, and Coach Marikay Kuntzman Zeh'ona Mitchell. Danielle Kemp. Coach LaRon Marshall Team Pictures Wrestling:(front re Alvarado, Zac \cv Troy Bush, Trainer Ryan Ro lawkins, Brandon Diehl, Garrett Mike Larsuel, Za ri \ Coach Jared Angelica, Bass Conws Monroe, Stephen V; Saunders, Ci /Q •j jltUAHCj ^H ^LlJdW^ ^««c* 50 I: 32 (JO mrwvm A 20 J. lALUAHCtl I ILLUHC IJ« 22 '* Varsity Basketball: (front row) Taurice Scott, Samue inter Cannon, D'quan Hawkins, Korc Dillon Handy, (back row) Coach Gary King, Denzel second row) Marcus Williams, Zavia Jalen Mays, Vernon Martin, Coach Larry Kukura, C arquez Williams, Jacob Kukura, Coac #M* j"} *% xjSjj ^ ' At Jm f ''*. i i IPS Jamj \** : |/\ 17 • , *MJ* Team Pictures ,||' *'* & "^ fPn i »>a m "%... » 11 ' ^ iA •^d^~ ft 64 If ! /JM mr^ »'j-~ I V 1^. ~J8|^^ soys Bowling : (Iront row) Co , Dakota Williamson, Alex Bugara, Jared Girls' Bowling:(front row) McKayla fl Amanda Peel Grimes, Aaro n Hill, Jr. Dako second row) Coach Chad Morris, Ty Alyssa Dickerhoof. (second row) Mercia Hill, Kelsey Cannon, Courtney Elliot, loose, Austin Croteau, Luke Alyssa Dickerhoof. (second row) Mer Brandi Perkins, Melody Dorward, Alexandra Mullet, Zayna Taylor, Miranda Franklin Hill and Rov Vickei Stout and Coach Aaron Hill Sr. r imm mmXmW$ w W^'MB w ^ff" v*** tT' t © V •\i ^ ; n .1 I , r. Jt\i .© - .* ft .: DW) Abbv Heddle JV Softball:(first row) Jessica Bell, Morgan Thomas, Paige Morgan, Olivia W (second row Baxter, Cheyenne Harris (second row) Samantha Stevens, Raqueil Hocker or Bates, Jayi Team Pictures Boys' Track:(front row) Konnor Fink, Levi Allison, Jordan Smith, Uriel Ibarra-Moreno, Michael Diehl, Matt Scott, Joseph Hogya (second row) Freeman Bragg, James Bresnahan, Jon Steed, Andrew Wells, Yale Robb, Sean "":> Brindack, Domenique Black, Ossiel Ibarra-Moreno, Estlin Draves, Chavas Young (third row) Terrion Saunders, Shawn Ridge way, (Tiat u Mays, Ryan Bevington, 3ass Conway, Tyler Scott, Dilloii Handy, Shayne % Taylor, Frailkli n Hill, Craig i VI i nor, Tauric e Scott, Christopher Alfani, Micllae l Colvin, Jamal Austin (four th row) Coach Aaron Hill Sr., Coic h Troy Taylor, Head Coach Chri 3 Zurbrugg, Coach Arin Rettig and Coach Jared m Angelica m i Girls' Track: front row) Amber Rohrer, Kate yn Sees, Kayla Hood, McKayla Mo zden, Lynda Kennedy, JoelVen Free nan, Rachel Lyons (second row) Janae Marshall, Jasmine Towne, Dani i\\t Kemp, Emily Retterer, Matia Hogya, Darcy Loyer, POfl Alexis Williai ns, Camri Vance,! Tamika Hofius, Niche)l e Biggers, Zayna Taylor third row) A *eana Zachery, Hadil Shakhtra, Cai oline Zurbrugg, Madison Lytle, Ayla V neyard, Samantha Russell-Presu tti, Tabitha Sweitzer, Chelsie Nagy Ashton Crooks, Brook ,'' *w* Stutler, Akazi lia Newman, Brianna Benjamin, Za khiya Heards, Zymanee Heards (fourt h row) Coach Aaron Hill, Sr.. CoachTr ov Tavlor. Head Coach > Zurbrugg, G ' '^' ,l] lu* Immm) \\\W wj M^ '•^Mi^ttfil Boys' Tennis:(first row) William Draves, Cody Shearrow, Nichoh Benjamin Kelley (second row) Levi Kelley, Luke Van Orsdale, Ei (third row) Coach Anson Gross, Daniel Salle, Aaron Kline, Benja •%fl "111 ZacharyDavis, Coach Julien McConnell f I r 4' [J ( -V 1 - 1 r Alliance High School seniors Cody Beckett and Geoffrey Blasiman's decaying earth stands at the main entrance of Jupiter Studios. The trash spewing out is supposed to represent how the world is damaged from the inside and will eventually let it spill out in a way that everyone can (Right)Ashley Roberts getting her ensemble together for the Art One students' 'trashion' show. She and her classmates all created clothing of some kind made from trash and either modeled their own work or had a model walk their outfits down a makeshift runway. (Above) Advanced Placement Art students had their Utopia/Dystopia paintings hanging up in the Jupiter Studio's gallery. we ore "DCfNOM-IC Art at AHS During the beginning of the year all of the dystopia. Other projects done during this art classes in Alliance High School year's art classes were encaustic participated in an paintings,The Giving Bowl ecofriendly art show that charity auction that the was held in October at a students all created bowls to local gallery. Art One be sold as well as a repeat of students put on a 'trashion' last years Chairs For Charity show with garments made event. This year's art entirely of trash while Art program contained more of a Four students contributed variety of projects than in installation pieces. The previous years including Advanced Placement class working with clay, wax, all worked on a project that environmentally friendly showed either an utopia world or a pieces and performance art. La'Gentria Brabson and Amber Birkhimer use Nautica Mitchell as their model while working AHS art program get's a on their trashion piece. "The students have to problem solve to turn trash into something wearable." Says art teacher Mrs. Wozniak makeover Trajan Napier working on his Advanced Placement Utopia/Dystopia project for the Eco Friendly Art show held at Jupiter Studios. "It was a good experience and got my work out into the public art scene." Brian Baker, an Art Four student works on his installation project. His piece illustrated the BP oil spill. 69 Alliance High School is full of various career and technical programs. Many students from schools such as Marlington and Minerva come to AHS to take these classes because our school offers more vocation classes than many of the schools around here. Students love these classes. Some students take these classes just because they think they will be fun, but many take them because they want to pursue a career in the field. Alliance High School is a great place to learn about all these different fields of study and a great place to start. C^etltrxg f hfngs Started, t^igjrit AHS has a great career/college tech program "My favorite part of being in career and tech is that it's not like a regular class." -Tyler Warner "I like that you're constantly moving and always have something to do." -Dale Harden "It was the most fun two years. We were always busy but it was always fun." -Taylesha Johnson 1. Zayna Taylor, Anthony Milano, Enos Kurtz, Macey Kelley, and Will Prince are very interested in learning what all that camera has to offer. 2.Michael Colvin takes a break from his work to smile for the camera. 3. Ian Hostetter shows off his finished project. 4. Stefani Nicholson is enjoying fixing the dolls hair to perfection. 5. Enos Kurtz and Andrew Schaffert had the awesome experience of visiting News Channel 5 station to take learning to a whole new level. 6. Ashley Greenamyer teaches the little kids the ropes of making a news cast. 7. Emily Hofius cuts a little boy's hair as he waits patiently to see the finished look. Say cheese! Lindsey Naugle smiles with her little learning buddy. 9. Zayna Taylor has fun with the kids at the newscast table. 10. Bradley Hurford, Katie Grubb, and Steven McDaniel gathered together around a piece to observe what all it has to offer. hint SPOTLIOtlT 71 Educated Guess o "Mr. Schillig is a good English teacher because he always is very helpful and "Mr. Christine is a good English f^oge from makes sure you get your projects done teacher because he makes class on time. He's very informative about interesting everyday. He goes out every assignment and he s funny. of his way to make us laugh and tc Katelyn Sees make us enjoy being in his room. -Areana Zachery »"Wi£ fff is When Mrs. Patterson graduated from Marietta College with a degree in Communications, she knew she wanted to teach. T don't think it occurred to me to do anything else," she said. And that's what she has done for 33 years, bringing her curiosity, enthusiasm and love of learning to the classroom. She came to AHS in 1972, when there were 2,000 students in a brand new building. At first she taught Speech, but later switched to freshman and junior English, including Honors classes. She also went on to earn her master's degree at Kent State University. For Mrs. Patterson, the best part of teaching is learning: "I love being in touch with the future, learning the language, technology and interests of the students." As she retires, she plans to "read, travel, volunteer, go to school, stay curious...and maybe teach." Lier Jackson studies Israeli currency while visitors Jenny and Oz Naor talked to le English III lonors class 30ut life in Israel. AHS English Department is at the Top we ore "DCflSOMIC There is a lot more students from Hiroshima in Mrs. Patterson and Mr. in Poetry Slams in their to English than there may Jogakuin High School. The Christine's classes were community and some seem at first glance. It's students had lunch exposed to new cultures national. The poems the not all about reading together in the media from across the world. students composed were works of literature from center and shared pictures, Through the International about anything they chose hundreds of years ago-it's music, and stories about Book Sharing Project, the and gave them a chance to about gaining insight. The their schools with one students read Night by Elie share their own creations English classes at Alliance another. The students Weisel and corresponded with others outside of the High School did just that from Hiroshima Jogakuin with students in Israel class. The students hope to this year by opening the were taken on a tour the reading the same novel. make the Poetry Slam an door to a greater high school. This was the Students in Mrs. annual event. Mr. understanding of the second visit that the Patterson's Creative Christine also gave his human race and by giving students Hiroshima Writing classes wrote students the chance to us the chance to have our Jogakuin have made to poems to share at a Poetry show off their creativity voices heard. Alliance High School and Slam. The idea came after with his annual Hamlet Mrs. Patterson's the AHS studnets were the students had watched project. junior Honor's English glad to have them again. several videos of boys and class was visited by Juniors and seniors girls their age participating During m their visit to Alliance At the end High Mr. of the School, Christine's school Jenny and Oz Naor talked Mrs. annual year, Mr. Patterson's English III Honors Hamlet Schillig's class about life in Israel, religion, project ninth Israeli traditions, and their culture. allows his grade They scheduled a visit after the students to English class worked on a mythology class had finishedreadin g Night by show off their creative side. The project dealing with The Twelve Elie Wiesel, which gave them an students are to recreate a scene Labors of Hercules. The students opportunity to ask them questions from Shakespeare's play The were put into groups and told to make about their feelings toward the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of a modern list of labors for Hercules if book. he were alive today. Each task were Denmark through video and/or able to be from funny to serious and pictures. It is a project that student: had to be accompanied by a short have found quite enjoyable over the explanation of what Hercules was years and undoubtedly will for yean supposed to do. to come. Brazil! Cracking Down! The Spanish 1 class highlights the countries Mrs. Ailes they need to study as explains to her Mrs. Krichbaum calls Spanish class them out. Freshman what happens at Benjamin Kelley doesn't the bull running seem too worried about every year in his work. Spain. What Do You Think? Figuring out how to arrange words in a sentence is sometimes hard in English, but when you are trying to do it in a different language, it's even JMv^B^ft harder. Learning how to make sentences and speak them is a big step in becoming fluent in a language. Here at AHS, you can take Spanish and/or French. Learning a language is a great thing, and to learn it in high school, where it is free is even better. Teachers are willing to help-like Mrs. Krichbaum in this picture-all you have to do is ask. vce- Time To Learn! The students in Mrs. Barnes' French class get to learn a lesson and have fun at the same time. 74 Slap Game! Briller! The Introduction to Spanish class plays a Mrs. Barnes' we cure T5MNJOM.IC game by identifying French class animals and slapping play a them with a fly swatter. spelling game. (fo lcome To Our World department where to be half French students can learn and half Spanish, all about another but this year it was language. This only Spanish On the year, there was a -which helped a third new class that lot of students floor of helped students grasp the language AHS, ease into learning a lot easier than there is Spanish. The last year. Overall, a special Introduction to this year was a Spanish class used quiet one for languages. Name Them! * Students in all of Mrs. Barnes' French classes tape their French 3** %***• names on the wall at •fir the beginning of the « •.• year and keep them up V*, throughout the year. Lets Run With The Bulls! Students in Mrs. Ailes Spanish class are learning about the bull running in Spain. There is so much confusion going on that some people get trampled or end up going the wrong way and running towards the bulls. Some are even killed. All the students seemed very interested and were eager to learn. 75 Keeping You Healthy Now And preparing you for the future. Overall, kids have been participating and doing more in Health and P.E. Even a lot of the girls are in the weight lifting classes. The teachers have come to discover that music actually gets the kids more pumped. They play harder and have more fun which is better for everyone. We have a lot of options for P.E. so there's a little something for everybody. And this is all benefiting to them and will help them in the future even if they don't realize it right now. "I'm not gonna lie, I like gym a lot more than my family said I would," said Adam Hudachek, a senior. Above: John Dallas, Allyce Bryant, Jacquelyn Mullet, Joseph Hawkins, Donald Greenamyer, and Justin Ward finish a very intense game of tag. Right: Mr. Dan Dennis and his friendly skeleton wave for a picture. This is the same skeleton he uses for all of his examples and presentations. "Kids have been participating a lot this year, about 90% do everything they are supposed to do. I think this is do to all the options and activities you have at Alliance." Says Mrs. Deniese Wagner. 76 we ore T^MNOA/LIO Left: Austin Fagan goes for the shot, as Justin Ward makes a perfect shot. With Lucas Keebler as a bystander. Helping you now, before it's to late. 30 years down the road, Below: Garret VanCamp and you'll thank Jacquelyn Mullet pose a very enthusiastic picture while in the these guys. middle of their game of tag. "I like that they play music while your doing activities in the gym "I am blessed to have such great because the kids seem health classes. The students are to be more active. Plus, receptive to making healthy it's a lot more fun that choices. The creed 'Ignorance, not way." Said Brittany knowledge, stimulates Bonnette, a sophomore. inappropriate behavior' is our motto, so we try to educate each student about things that need to be avoided. For example we focus "The class was very on; eat right, sleep 8 hours, informative, and I exercise daily and avoid alcohol, enjoyed that Mr. tobacco, drugs and risky sex. The Dennis never let kids key to happiness is being healthy; get bored or fall physically, mentally, and socially. asleep." Joshua Health is fun." Says Mr. Dan Nieman, a junior. Dennis. 77 f h«ngs CXTB. OLicC«n.g Math Memory. "Mr. Morris dancing during the music on the announcements." Charay Yoho "The feeling I got when I got an A on ly Geometry final." - Tyler Warner "Mr. Morris' corny lath jokes." Halie Gandee Above: Doug Vandall, junior, examines his collection of pencils while working on a Math test. "Mine would be Right: Mr. Thomas shows his sleeping during note students how to use cross-multiplication to solve taking." equations during an Algebra Bryan McKitrick class. Up could choose from we ore T^qNOA/LIO a wide variety of From veteran Math classes, from teachers like Mr. Integrated Morris to green Mathematics up to horns like Mr. Dual Credit Thomas, the Math Precalculus. Department is full of "I like that I'm varying perspectives learning things that on the subject. I can actually apply During the to my life," said 2010-2011 school Emily Messiner, year, AHS students sophomore. Math Department gives new perspective Below: Junior, Tyler Hardman and senior Nikayla Evans work on a test in Mr.Mick's class. 79 Top Corner: AHS band performs. Above: The orchestra performs their Spooktacklular during Halloween. Above: Adam Hudachek and Seth McConnell act during "The Little Shop of Horrors". Left: Alexandra Greenwald plays her Rightt: Chelsea violin at the Newill the cello Sooktacular in October in a concert. before Halloween. we ore T>CfNClA/tIO Music Department displays talent in concerts, musical. The band, orchestra many concerts and a There, students and choir had a busy successful large group received instruction year, showing off their contest, where the during workshops at the skills to the public in ensemble earned a Vander Cook College of a wide variety of Superior rating. Music, and had the venues. New to the department opportunity to preform Under the direction of was choir director Mrs. at the Field Museum of Mr. Shaun Fontaine, Carrie Chunat, who put Natural History. the band marched rain several choirs through Students on the trip or shine through their paces at concerts, also toured the Shedd football games and contests and a Aquarium, took a parades, and production of "Little Wendella Boat Tour of preformed several Shop of Horrors". the Chicago River and successful concerts in Members of all AHS Lake Michigan, and the off season. Mrs. ensembles had the saw a performance by Crystal Sabik lead the opportunity to travel to the Blue Man Group. orchestra through Chicago in April. Left: Zakhiya Heards, Shannon Swonger, Taralyn Pete, Julia Dubaj, Emily Zadigian and Emily Ault portray nurses during the production of "Little Shop of Horrors." Below: Amanda Catterall, Kayla Hood, Lynnsy Dowdy, Paige Felger, and Sarah Croley sing and dance as Doo-wop Girls during "Little Shop" in March. Above:: Chelsea Foster gets ready to preform her role in "The Little Shop of Horrors". Ooff* G*>f CfOC4T Unlucky students gag as they walk down ongue the hallway which is item, a cat. filled by the horrid This year chemistry stench; it's students enjoyed the inescapable. Yes, copper lab, making indeed it is one of the hot air balloons and many dissection days designing their own in Mr. Eibel's lab. While physics Anatomy and students built Physiology class. bridges and tested Nothing was safe how much weight from the scalpels: they could hold and everything from made catapults to frogs,to pig hearts throw vegetables. and the most prized long term sub for a running for 20 years continuing his semester. Mr. Eibel then and was head coach for education at Kent taught English at 14. He took the track State University in Alliance High School for and cross country teams education curriculum a year. He then went to the state meet 16 instruction science into teaching biology, times. In 2003, education to gets his anatomy and Mr. Eibel started doctorate degree."I'm physiology, advanced banding birds as an looking for new placement biology and Al Eibel started his independent study for adventures. I like ecology for 30 years. teaching career at State graduate school. After teaching but it's time During his time at Street Middle School as a 30 years of teaching, to try something else" Alliance he coached Mr. Eibel is retiring and said Mr.Eibel. we ore TX>fNOMIC 2. Igniting a smoke bomb made in chemistry, sophomore Emily Zadigian. 3. Crouching down junior Franklin Hill looks at the remains of the smoke bombs. 4. Looking on sophomores Hadil Shakhtra and Emily 1. Science Retterer listen as biology 2 teacher, Mr.Eibel, Alliance explains the outside anatomy of the cat. 5. freshman Helping out chem com teacher Mr. Miller Konnor Fink helps students Jared Grimes and Ty Fishel shows his understand the lab. 6. Getting a closer look project "To sophomore Michael Whitaker prepares to skin break or not his cat. 7. Preparing to launch vegetables from to break, egg catapult made in physics, Sha'leka Cameron, shell Takayla Payton, Luke Van Orsdale and Sierra strength" to Gonzales. 8. Getting ready physics students vice Eric Andreani, Marissa Bondoni and Mark principal Pisanello just finished assembling their Mr.Fowler. catapult. "The CL wor A G oes I o ' History Department Holds First Acadamy Awards John Dallas, Emily Zadigian, Stephanie Schaublin, Jasmine Lin, Joshua Loar and Meagan Gravlee won Best Picture at the first annual Acadamy Awards with their authentic WWII newsreel. The History Department In the sophomore about different historical • < at Alliance High School classes the students events throughout always goes above and learned about WWII, history. beyond for their students. which gave students the Teachers always have opportunity to make Right: Jenia Forrester, fun and exciting things authentic news reels that a sophomore, who going on in their would inform their won best actress at the classrooms not only fellow classmates about Academy Awards. teaching the students their year during the about history but getting war. The History them involved in it as Department put on an well. Academy Awards night In the freshman classes for the students who Left: Seth they learned about the went over and beyond McConnell Oregon Trail and what it when doing their interviews Mr. was like to go through projects. Christian Shivley immigration in the early In AP, students for his WWII 1900's. participated in debates newsreel. 84 •onId you. rather be a Super Hero we ore TX^NOA/LIC > & ,% Joshua Loar, a sophomore, sa> "I'd probably rather be a supervillain since they're clever and devious like me. "That and they're all freakin' cool and have all the fun!" Time to debate! Students in Mr. Shivley's AP History class argue historical events. "Debates are fun and a good class activity. You Kier Jackson , a junior says, "I'd really have to work hard be a villian because they have beacuse the winning team better background stories and got an A while the losing cooler costumes and weapons." team gets a C, we won, just for the record," said junior, m —-*-*** Estlin Haiss. The winning team of the debate was Caroline Zurbrugg, Danielle Kemp, Estlin Haiss and Joseph Hogya. Left:Sophomore, Hadil Shakhtra, pretends to be a member of the National Guard Above:Freshman, Rebecca who participated in Fitzgerald, presents her pre the Kent State civil war recipe to her class. shootings for a RightFreshman, Brenden classroom debate. Lipely, watches as he sits near his deer meat pie. Left:Mr. Christian Shivley and his 6th period class prepare Right: Students in to begin their Perspectives 1 and 1 version of the Honors participate in Oregon Trail. On a World War 1 the trial the re-enactment in Mr. students had to Shivley's room, held carry supplies up this spring. mountians (up stairs) and down vallys(down stairs). m rf . * ... •mmmW4 [ —1 1 K^^SS8^ I B B, i^| Mjg1 ^£=5 l The Chronicle and The RAB along with o hear] the AHS Tech Team, Academic Challenge and Library Aides Front: Jenna Prioli, Row 1: Sarah Croley, Alyssa Ward Row 2: India Williams, Jasmine Towne Row 3: Madison Lytle, Tiffanie Ford, Alexis Hyatt, Zakhiya Heards, Kaitlyn Hendershot Row 4: Mrs. Mudrak, Alexandra Greenwald, Emily Meissner, Mrs. Jenkins Library Aides: Row 1: Bryenne Reed, Jillian Hall, Cassidee Swank, Spencer Smith, Ashley Heater Row 2: Uriel Ibarra-Moreno, Nathan Smith, Paul D'eramo, Yale Robb, Sarah Nelson, Ms. Marilyn Yingst u/e cure. INV/OLA/ST> Whether they're their success. helping Mrs. Yingst "It was a stressful, organize papers, yet rewarding answering the experience," said winning question at senior Zakhiya an Academic Heards of her first Challenge meet, year on the fixing a computer Chronicle and The problem or reporting RAB staff. on any of the above, these are the While their jobs students who know weren't easy, these what's going on. students' classmates are grateful for all Members of the the work they put in this year. Academic Challnge Team: Row 1: Adam Davis, Benjamin Gravlee, Gaston clubs on these pages Marian, Amber Rohrer Row 2: Kalie Catterall, Konnor Fink, Benjamin Draves, were required to rely Cody Cook Row 3: Kyle Weyer, Shayne Taylor, Josh Loar, Douglas Vandal, Mr. Shaun Fontaine on their own knowledge and experience to complete their tasks, often with other students relying on Information Technology J Q|| Services (AHS Tech Team) Row 1: Mr. Rich Fraser, Jonathan Slavens, Evan Lewis, Harold Anderson Jr. Row 2: Stephen Van Kampe* stopher Swisher, Andrew Schaffert, Austin Hendershot, Saxon Kubiak. Missing from photo: David Cline, Aaron Daniels, Dominick Higgins ^Am 89 Environmental Club: (Row 1) Katelyn Sees, Haley Donohoe, Cody Beckett, Raqueil Hocker, Geoffrey Blasiman, Mckinsey Rohr, Kasandra Morrison (Row 2) Mrs. Erin Wozniak, Dustin Murphy, Alexandra Greenwald, Melody Dorward, Myles Hairston, Paige Benedetti and Tiffanie Ford Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA): Row 1: Jared Grimes, Colton Frank, Mariyah McCollam, Trisha Barnhart, Tanyra Freeman, Shelley Norman, Colton Hill Row 2: Gabby Osterfeld, Noelle Bench, Alex Johnson, Caitlynn Jones, Jackie Mullet, Cassidee Swank, Taryn Jones Row 3: Jacob Turney, Chelsie Nagy, Desiree Blake, Kori Porter, John Jarvis, Ty Roose, Dillon Handy, Ian Kell, Mrs. Stephanie McKnight 90 Channel 11 Club: Row 1: Ashley Greenamyer, Zayna Taylor, Macey Kelley, Tiffany Lautzenheiser, McKayla Mozden, Will Prince, Ryan Rainsburg Row 2: Mrs. Kyle Schwarz, Earl Harden, AJ Milano, we cure. INV/OL\/ST> Tyler Warner, Ted Johnson, Enos Kurtz, Tyler Scott, Brook Rounds Progress T^ Speech and Debate Team: Mr. Chris Schillig, Emily Zadigian, Alyssa Ward, Mrs. Casey Jenkins 91 FCCLA, LINK and the Guidance Aides give back to the future and the students of AHS These three groups have one major thing in common and that is their dedication to helping themselves and others. Being an aide in the guidance office has given students many qualities that will be helpful for their future. "It has taught me leadership," said guidance worker Sha'leka Cameron. The FCCLA does many things to prepare students for the future. Their purpose is to provide personal development., strengthen families, and encourage cooperation in the community. Finally, the LINK program lets students experience real-world work at Alliance Community Hospital. Guidance Office Aides: (Row 1) Courtney Elliott, Marissa Cvelbar, Haley Donohoe, Sha'leka Cameron, Jaelyn Shaver, Cassidee Swank, Haley Mobley, Emily Ault, Hannah Malloy, Hadil Shakhtra and Danielle Kemp (Row 2) Alexandria Clunk, Michael Whitaker, Dillon Salaski, Steven Jones, Emily Retterer, Carissa Zurbrugg, Julia Dubaj, Caroline Zurbrugg and Katie Funk (Row 3) Aubrey Trautman, Michael Unckrich, William Draves, Benjamin Stone, Cory Frustos, Linda Poole, Haya Shakhtra, Mackenzie Burke, Samuel Etherton, Luke Ince and Christopher Alfani LINK: (Row 1) Rikki Underwood (Row 2) Mr. Michael Scott, Kristen Gill, Tina Vigilante, Alexandria Kukura, Deana Neidlinger (Row 3) Dylan Walter, Chase Kelly, Neil Poole, Michael Emplit 92 we cure IN\/OLA/£X> FCCLA Mentorship Team: (Row 1) Kristen Gobley, Hannah House, Nicholas Weese, Courtney Voshel and Samantha Atkinson (Row 2) Melody Dorward, Cammarie Weibush, Jessica Durenda, DaniellDame e Osterfeld, Rebecca Fitzgerald and Cassandra Sihock r Family Careers, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA): (Row 1) Rachel Hall, Anna Chavarria, Charmaine Guesman, Madison Retterer, Monica Yeagley, Ainslee Dozier, Sierra Gonzales, Kristen Gobley, Samantha Atkinson (Row 2) Mrs. Ellen DeMaialo, Cierra Patton, Samantha Ripley, Nicholas Weese, Edward Smith, Danielle Osterfeld, Hannah House, Rebecca Fitzgerald (Row 3) Rebecca Kelley, Gina Joseph, Jayla Bourne, Michael Martinez, Christoff Thomas, Jacqueline Gates, Jessica Durenda, Courtney Voshel, Alicia Verneri, Cassandra Sihock (Row 4) Melody Dorward, Cammarie Weibush, Kordelle Phillips, Jacob Kukura, John Blake, Leroy Leek III, Levi Kerns, Devin Palmer, Andrew Holstein, Randy Burrows, Sarah Mort and Kaylee McClure 93 Teen Court: Row 1: Mrs. Kayla Johnson, Taralyn Pete, Amber Rohrer, Melody Dorward, Alicia Veneri, Ian Hostetter Row 2:Areana Zach Larreshia Stanberry, Jamal Austin, Ashley Bertram, Sha'leka Cameron, Aubrey Trautman Left: CJ Alfani keys Caroline Zurbrugg into National Honor Society during the induction in March. Middle: Evan Ruggles lights his candle to represent character. Right: Erin Dreger uses the candle representing leadership to light hers. National Honors Society: First row: Katelyn Sees, Amber Rohrer, Courtney Voshel, Morgan Smith, Haley Donohoe, Sha'leka Cameron (Row 2) Alexandria Clunk, Sarah Croley, Alexandra Greenwald, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Jensine Lin, Mrs. Renee Barnes (Row 3) Caroline Zurbrugg, Erin Dreger, Christopher Alfani, Luke Van Orsdale, Yale Robb, Estlin Haiss (Row 4) Ms. Sally Ailes, Benjamin Stone, Shaiyenne Albert, Anna Cheng, Danielle Kemp, Joseph Hogya, Connor Trautman 94 k we ore. llMV/OLA/ST> Teen Court, Key Club and NHS give back What an and add enrichment to AHS Honor! Teen Court, National Key Club focuses on Honor Society, and Key giving back to the Club are all service community. Students organizations that focus take part in various on giving back to the volunteer efforts community. throughout the year. Teen Court aims to give National Honor Society Uriel Ibarra-Moreno, local teenagers a second promotes scholarship, Mackenzie Burke, and Seth McConnell serve chance after a mistake. leadership, service, and pancakes and sausage at Students that are character in its the Kiwanis Pancake involved in Teen Court members. The members Jamboree in November as members of Key gain valuable of NHS give back to the Club. experiences that last a community through lifetime. various volunteer efforts. Key Club: (Row 1) Courtney Voshel, Jasmine Lin, Emily Zadigian, Jillian Hall, Paige Felger, Lynnita Toussant, Lynda Kennedy, Katie Funk, Katelyn Sees, Taralyn Pete, Kayla Hood, Courtney Elliot, Amber Rohrer, Maria Hoyga (Row 2) Charlotte Petko, Meagan Gravlee, Alexandria Clunk, Haya Shakhtra, Mackenzie Burke, Jennalee Tucker, Cory Frustos, Jasmine Towne, Michael Unckrich, Joseph Hogya, Hannah Malloy (Row 3) Seth McConnell, Hadil Shakhtra, Christopher Alfani, Caroline Zurbrugg, Samantha Beetler, Danielle Fording, Jenna Prioli, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Marissa Cvelbar, Danielle Kemp, Aubrey Trautman, Anna Cheng (Row 4) Emmeline Haiss, Ossiel Ibarra- Moreno, Luke Ince, Samuel Etherton, Nicholas Skidmore, Cody Cook, Benjamin Stone, Daniel Salle, Areana Zachery, Kyle Weyer, Myles Hairston, and Alexandra Greenwald 95 si MM ' NW mW JW I 7*1* 4 ^!^ l5*^ ^v SADD Row 1: Jenia Forrester, Ta'Kaya Freeman, Darcy Loyer, Samantha McPherson, Emily Ault, Lynnita Toussant, Amber Puckett, Bragi Bennett, Paige Benedetti, Kayla Hood, Katelyn Sees, Amber Rohrer, Morgan Smith, Taralyn Pete Row 2: Sarah Dias, Lovelynn Hardy, Larreshia Stanberry, Akazhia Newman, Emily Retterer, Allyce Bryant, Gabby Osterfeld, Noelle Bench, Kofi-malcolm Collins-Sibley, Michael Unckrich, Anna Cheng, Chassidy Salaski Row 3: Charlotte Petko, Emily Meissner, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Jenna Prioli, Danielle Kemp, Alex Bugara, Seth McConnell, Marissa Cvelbar, Ali Clunk, Caroline Zurbrugg, Christopher Alfani, Hadil Shakhtra, Jessica Durenda Row 4: Jackie Mayle, Melody Dorward, Joshua Loar, Myles Hairston, John Dallas, Kyle Weyer, Areana Zachery, Luke Ince, Donald Minnich, Jamal Austin, Jacob Qualk, Ashley Bertram, Shayne Taylor, Daniel Salle Members of SADD and Student Senate help both the school and the community. They organize school-friendly happenings (Red Ribbon Week, Homecoming) as well as organizing a toy A and food drive during the Christmas season. Aides in the Main and Attendance Offices run passes and put mail and/or Lend A memos in teacher's mailboxes, in addition to keeping track of visitors in the building and the Main Office Aides making Hand copies for faculty members when needed. They also vacuum the halls from time to time as a request from Mr. Jackson. Attendance Office Aides: Row 1: Aaron Hill, Jr., Rosaria Mancini, Lynda Kennedy, Brandon Stryffeler, Stefani Nicholson, Melissa Prioli, Janae Marshall Row 2: Michael Whitaker, Nicholas Skidmore, Kayla Johnson, Jessica Durenda, Gabby Osterfeld, Chassidy Salaski, Noelle Bench 96 we cure. INVOLVED Main Office Aides: Row 1: Jessica Durenda, Levi Allison, Patrick Felgenhauer, Jalen Mays, JoelVen Freeman, Tiara Mays, Cassandra Sihock, Andrew Holstein Row 2: Alicia Veneri, Brook Stutler, Kelsey Cannon, Ashley Bertram, Jamal Austin, Carissa ipe, Samantha Atkinson, Brian Baker Student Senate: Row 1: Katelyn Sees, Cheyenne Harris, Carissa Zurbrugg, Jillian Hall, Molly Schafer, Jensine Lin, Jasmine Lin, Emily Zadigian, Paige Felger, Kayla Hood, Devon Stanley, Jaelyn Shaver Row 2: Samantha Stevens, McKinsey Rohr, Taylor Bates, Bethany Lewis, Kelby Smith, Jessica Durenda, Danielle Kemp, Takayla Payton, Emily Retterer Row 3: Michael Unckrich, Dustin Murphy, Hadil Shakhtra, Nathan Smith, Marissa Cvelbar, Hannah Malloy, Cory Frustos, Jennalee Tucker, Christopher Alfani, Marissa Bondoni, Abby Heddleston Row 4: Alexandra Clunk, Haya Shakhtra, Mackenzie Burke, Chelsea Foster, Haley Donohoe, Shaiyenne Albert, Danielle Fording, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Halie Gandee, Jenna Prioli, Erin Dreger, Lynnita Toussant Row 5: Aubrey Trautman, Madison Lytle, Alex Bugara, Seth McConnell, Daniel Salle, Gaston Marian, Cody Cook, William Draves, Benjamin Draves, Dezerae Terrell, Alexis Hyatt, Tyler Scott, Dakota Myers Row 6: Emmeline Haiss, Erin Zaleski, Caroline Zurbrugg, Ashley Greenamyer, Alexandra Greenwald, Yale Robb, Estlin Haiss, Luke Ince, Nicholas Skidmore, Uriel Ibarra-Moreno, Austin Rovnak, Ossiel Ibarra-Moreno, Hunter Cannon 97 Jazz Band: R ow 1: Nathan Smith, Kalie Catterall, Levi Kelley, Katelyn Sees, Amber Rohrer, Malcolm Collins-Sibley, Cammarie Weibush Destinee Cowens Row 2: Cassandra Sihock, Kyle Weyer, Paige Benedetti, Benjamin Kelley, Dustin Murphy, Breanne Davis, Camden \ Marian, Will Prince, Rebecca Fitzgerald Row 3: Joshua Loar, Benjamin Draves, John Galfi, Nicholas Hilbert, Tyler Eakins, Adam Davis, Haley Donohoe, Stephanie Schaublin, Sarah Croley, Mr.Shaun Fontaine Pep Band: Row 1: Kalie Catterall, Levi Kelley, Dustin Murphy, Zachariah Baker, Amber Rohrer, Malcolm Collins-Sibley, Cammarie Weibush, Britteny Harton, Destinee Cowens Row 2: Paige Benedetti, Benjamin Kelley, Sarah Dias, Lynda Kennedy, Megan Ault, Nicole Marschinke, Jessica Durenda, Breanne Davis, Camden Marian, Will Prince Row 3: John Galfi, Nicholas Hilbert, Tyler Eakins, Adam Davis, Kierra Fountain, Zayna Taylor, Haley Donohoe, Stephanie Schaublin, Tyren Jones, Kimberly Gibson Row 4: Ashley Bertram, Kyle Weyer, Areana Zachery, Ashley Brasseur, Katrease McElroy, Cassandra Sihock, Rebecca Fitzgerald, Allyce Bryant, Sarah Croley, Jordan Smith Row 5: Benjamin Draves, Shayne Taylor, Tyler Warner, Eric Andreani, Joshua Loar, Alex Gehret, Tyler Perkins, Myles Hairston, Alyssa Ward, Mr. Shaun Fontaine 98 we cure INVOLVSlT> Concert Band: Row 1: Cindy White, Konnor Fink, Marissa Cvelbar, Nathan Smith, Kalie Catterall, Cammarie Weibush, Levi Kelley, Samuel Rodman, Malcolm Collins-Sibley, Zachariah Barker, Joshua Yeagley, William Draves Row 2: Nicole Marschinke, Jessica Durenda, Breanne Davis, Camden Marian, Will Prince, Janae Marshall, Brook Stutler, Chassidy Salaski, Katelyn Sees, Amber Rohrer, Dustin Murphy, Tiffany Withrow, Britteny Harton, Destinee Cowens Row 3: Sarah Dias, Mariyah Mccollam, Rebekah Davis, Megan Ault, Lynda Kennedy, Benjamin Kelley, Paige Benedetti, Kierra Fountain, Zayna Taylor, Haley Donohoe, Stephanie Schaublin, Tyren Jones, Brenden Lipely, Kimberly Gibson Row 4: Riley Etherton, Ashley Roberts, Madison Retterer, Hannah House, Ashley Ayres, Ashley Brasseur, Noelle Bench, Gabby Osterfeld, Katrease McElroy, Cassandra Sihock, Rebecca Fitzgerald, Allyce Bryant, Sarah Croley, Jordan Smith Row 5: Tyler Eakins, Adam Davis, Zachariah Heston, Nicholas Hilbert, John Galfi, Eric Andreani, Joshua Loar, Alex Gehret, Dalton McCracken, Tyler Perkins, Myles Hairston, Alyssa Ward, Jayla Bourne, Aubrey Trautman Row 6: Mrs.Gina Falconer, Kyle Weyer, Areana Zachery, Shnaiah Thomas, Ashley Bertram, Nicholas Skidmore, Tyler Warner, Shayne Taylor, Benjamin Draves, Mr Shaun Fontaine AHS Band Has New Experiences music. the professional band was pretty hectic but it The Aviator Band started Starting in November the preform but also the ended out being really their season in July band began a transition preformance of the fun!" With the return of learning marching drills into concert band to band. Following the the band they quickly but most importantly prepare for the winter concert the band continued preparing for their new tunes to play at concert and Solo and participated in the their spring concert. With the football games. .The Ensemble. This concert Music Trip to Chicago another band season out band also preformed in season the band had the in April. The group of the way the Aviator the Hall of Fame Parade opportunity to play with a had the opportunity to Band is looking ahead to and both the Carnation professional band The work with the assistant next year and all of the Parades before the Dallas Brass Quintet, who band director at new opportunities to beginning of the new was brought to them by VanderCook College of come. school year. They finished the (MUSIC THINGY). Music prior to thier their marching season in Positive feedback was preformance at the October with a post show given by those who Field Museum. Senior of all of their preformed attended to see not only Tyler Warner said, "It 99 jHk i if lis 1 If ll 1 l 0^kgft Choralaires: Row 1: Emily Zadigian, Kayla Hood, Kayla Johnson, Dannielle Fording, Taylor Vance, McKinsey Rohr, Amber Middleton, Shannon Swonger, Kalie Catterall, Halie Gandee, Amanda Catterall, Jillian Hall, Samantha Stevens, Ian Goodman Row 2: Haley Mobley, Kelsey Cannon, Jessica Zinda, Alyssa Hawkins, Emily Meissner, Georgina Miller, Tabitha Sweitzer, Christopher Alfani, Seth McConnell, Hannah Malloy, Hadil Shakhtra, Julia Dubaj, Cheyanne Gonzales, D'Quan Hawkin Row 3: Taylor Bates, Erica Tucker-Ownens, Taralyn Pete, Lynnsy Dowdy, Raechel Hawkins, Meagan Gravlee, Abby Heddleston, Dakota Myers, Katie Funk, Lynnita Toussant, Haya Shakhtra, Alexandra Clunk, Jennalee Tucker, Cory Frustos Row 4: Mercia Hill, Brandon Abrams, Ian Kell, Zach Davis, Franklin Hill, Aaliyah Daniels, Benjamin Gravlee, Kyle Weyer, Ramon Gonzalez, Kaylee McClure, Alyssa Alexander, Tyante Allen, Erin Zaleski, Mackenzie Burke Row 5: Mrs. Carrie Chunat, Danny Salle, Aaron Kline, Yale Robb, Craig Minor, Ben Stone, Emmeline Haiss, Erik Peck, Nicholas Skidmore, Austin Rovnack, Michael Whitaker Women's Ensamble: Row 1: Anna Chavarria, Cierra Howe, Maranda George, Monica Yeagley Row 2: Victoria Schaub, Ashley Heater, Alysea Dunham, Charlotte Petko, Mrs. Carrie Chunat Freshman Choir: Row 1: Marissa Smith, Emily Ault, Kayla Newill, Ariel Craven, Marissa Lincoln, Myesha Weatherspoon Row 2: Rebecca Kelley, Missy Prioli, Tyler Bluhm, Latesionna Lallie, Shannon Rowe, Alexia Maxwell, Destiny Hamilton, Alexiz Black Row 3: Mrs. Carrie Chunat, Sam Rodman, Paige Harden, Jacob Fotheringham, Jamal Austin, Shania Mays, Jaslynn Thomas, Gina Joseph, Lathan Williamson All the choirs started out with a new director, Mrs Chunat. Everyone was a little worried, but all in all, she's pretty good at what she does. The Winter concert was a huge success with the choirs upbeat and fun music. Mrs. Chunat helped Mrs. Sabik plan the trip to Chicago in April. They got to work with the assistant band director at VanderCook College of Music before performing at the Field Museum. After they all got home, they had to start working for the Spring concert in May. 100 we cure. Jetsetters: Row 1: Kayla Hood, Amanda Catterall, Levi Kelley, Chelsea Foster, Seth Mcconnell, Kyle Weyer, Danielle Fording, Aaliyah Daniels Row 2: Ashton Crooks, Jill Hall, Paige Felger, Anna Chavarria, Courtney Elliot, Missy Prioli, Jenna Prioli, Cheyenne Harris, Alexis Williams, Markeeya Napier Row 3: Zakhiya Heards, Aleisha Safkow, Alex Burkett, Sarah Croley, Ryan Rainsburg, Ashley Heater, and Kayla Johnson Concert Choir: Row 1: Samantha McPherson, Elizabeth Dickson, Rosa Saucedo, Bragi Bennett, Anna Chavarria, Cher Blazer, Cassady Schroeder Row 2: Mrs. Carrie Chunat, Rachel Lyons, Ashley Heater, Cassy Sihock, Miranda Stout, Brittany Schuller, Alicia Veneri, Kyla Anderson Row 3: Hannah Roden, Faith Sadler, Zymanee Heards, Tori Deny, Cherokee Fisher, Da'Sha Hawkins, Jerry Allbritain, Amanda Peck 101 Orchestra director, Mrs. Crystal Sabik, leads orchestra members through a peice at the Strings Spooktacular concert in October, ^A^m\ Left: AHS principal, Mr. Shawn Jackson, wore a fright wig while acting as Master of Ceremonies during the Strings Spooktacular. Seniors Levi Kelley, dressed as Where's Waldo, and Kalie Catterall, dressed as a bottle of mustard, wait for the concert to start. Both play cello. Orchestra: Row 1: Jasmine Lin, Rosaria Mancini, Jesica Principe, Kelby Smith, Alexandra Greenwald, Jensine Lin, Amanda Catterall, Daniel Daley, Meagan Gravlee, Rebekah Davis Row 2: Tyaneika Dailey, Mercia Hill, Shaiyenne Albert, Hailey Rounds, Bethany Lewis, Shannon Swonger, Kalie Catterall, Chelsea Newill, Morgan Smith, Ashley Bertram Row 3: Levi Kelley, James Bales, Freeman Bragg, Gaston Marian, Benjamin Gravlee, Devin Cusick, Lillie Blazel, Sarah Dias, Mrs. Crystal Sabik 102 Orchestra offers students many performance, competition opportunities The AHS orchestra had a very busy and successful year. Students performed three concerts, including one with a winter holiday theme and a "Strings Spooktacular", in which musicians dressed in Halloween costumes and played 'creepy1 music. The orchestra also received a Superior rating at Large Group Contest and traveled to Chicago to attend a workshop at the VanderCook college of Music and perform at the Field Museum of Natural History. Senior cellist Chelsea Newill, dressed as a Native American girl, plays using a pizzacato, or plucking, technique, during the Halloween concert. 103 Littfe ^>kop Beware of the blood-su Of+4 This is a story about a and manipulated by Paige clumsy flower shop Benedetti, Alexandra employee named Seymour Greenwald, John Galfi and Krelborn (Seth McConnell), Areana Zachery), a very who wants nothing more "strange and interesting" than to have a chance with plant. Soon after tat, the his coworker Audrey plant begins to wilt and Mr, (Chelsea Foster) whom he is Mushnik makes it in love with. But she's Seymour's job to fix it. dating Orin (Levi Kelley). When Seymour accidentally The flower shop where they cuts his finger, he discovers work isn't doing all that that the plant will only great, and to make matters survive if it gets to eat even worse, the owner, Mr. blood. This sixties musical Mushnik (Adam Hudachek) was a big hit with the announces that he is going audiences. to close the shop. Seymour is really upset by this so he shows Mr. Mushnik, Audrey II, (Voiced by Aaron Kline, Above: Kayla Hood, Lynnsy Right: Seymour (Seth Dowdy, Paige Felger, Amanda McConnell) confronts his one Catterall, Sarah Croley showing and only true love, Audrey off their diva dance moves as (Chelsea Foster). the Doo-Wop girls. 104 dng plant! we cure INV/OLA/£T> Left Seth McConnell, as Seymour, has just Down: Seth McConnell is trying to discovered that his new, "strange and interesting" knock some sense into Adam plant, is really alive and thirsty for blood. Hudachek. Left: Levi Kelley intimidates Seth McConnell and tells him to keep out of his business. "It went well. It was definitely a Above: Kayla Hood, Amanda challenge, especially since it was Catteral, Lynnsy Dowdy, deffinetly have some major my first lead, but I think I pulled additude toward Levi Kelley. it off." said Seth McConnell. Above: Zakhiya Heards, Shannon Swonger, "Although you don't know how the story is going to unfold, you're not Taralynn Pete, Amber Middleton, Julia Dubaj, left guessing who anyone is or what their purpose is," said director Emily Zadigian, Emily Ault as the nurses of Orin, Ms. Carrie Chunat. the sadistic dentist. 105 m. w v_ II >•§*& ; \ T\~* w ^ _ h R\ >» l & f «% m* I k iiS» wt : 1 fA fm F% !',• t * * •: A total of 39 Alliance High School graduating seniors received Clunk, Kalie Catterall, Chavas Young, Chelsea Foster, Charay Yoho, $ 175,000 in scholarships at the senior awards assembly. Here are the Ben Stone, Katelyn Sees, JennaLee Tucker, Chelsea Newill, Eric scholarships and the seniors who received them: Andreani, Kaitlyn Hendershot and Jenna Prioli COMMUNITY AWARDS Kenny "Pops" Wallace Memorial Scholarship - Daniel Salle and Rockhill PTO Scholarship - Ali Clunk JennaLee Tucker Elementary School Scholarship - Chavas Young Alliance High School Foundation Scholarship - Ben Stone, Sha'leka Alliance Area Retired Teachers' Association Book Award - Charay Cameron, Chelsea Foster, Katelyn Sees, Mackenzie Burke, Takayla Yoho Payton, Daniel Salle, Barbie Hall and Chelsea Newill American Legion School Awards - Patrick Felgenhauer, Outstanding Alliance Top Ten Percent - C.J. Alfani, Samantha Beetler, Mackenzie Senior Boy, and Katelyn Sees, Outstanding Senior Girl. Burke, Sha'leka Cameron, AnNa Cheng, Ali Clunk, Sarah Croley, Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award - Ali Chelsea Foster, Cory Frustos, Kaitlyn Hendershot, Takayla Payton, Amanda Peck, Elani Pisoni, Daniel Salle, Katelyn Sees, Ben Stone and Fran Baxter Scholarship -- Kaitlyn Hendershot Courtney Voshel Marc A. Anderson Memorial Scholarship -- Cory Frustos and Daniel Margaret Peach Scholarship - Daniel Salle. Salle Beverly Robertson Yeagley Scholarship -- Cory Frustos Nancy Penny Memorial Scholarship - Sarah Croley John and Roene Klusch Scholarship - Kaitlyn Hendershot, C.J. Alfani Christopher Penny Memorial Scholarship - Daniel Salle and Ali Clunk YWCA of Alliance Memorial Scholarship -- Danielle Fording Byron E. and Isabel Anderson Saffell Scholarship - Charay Yoho Quota International of Alliance Memorial Scholarship - Ali Clunk F. Kermit Donaldson Scholarship -- JennaLee Tucker Robert Fryfogle Memorial Scholarship - Danielle Salle and Katelyn Eugene Haidet Scholarship -- Danielle Fording Sees Dr. R.G. Hamrick Memorial Scholarship - Chelsea Foster Vietnam Veterans of America (Thomas Mangino) Chapter Michael James Lear Memorial Scholarship - Jasmine Towne Akins Memorial Scholarship - Chassidy Salaski Brett Streza Scholarship - Sam Etherton Kiwanis Memorial Scholarship - Sarah Croley and Chelsea Foster Edwin and Ruth Gibson Outstanding Basketball/Scholarship Joanna Pietrocola Scholarships - Ali Clunk and C.J. Alfani Scholarship - Chavas Young and Takayla Payton Ann McConahay Scholarships - Haya Shakhtra, Danielle Fording, Ali *4 S) ni» Memorial Schol Math Award -- Ali rene Gold aring Scholarship -- Class of 201 I American \ ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS Dorothea and Owen McCoy Foreign language Scholarship -- Ben Stone French Award -- C.J. Alfani Spanish Award - Kaitlyn I lendershot Alliance Education Association Robert II. Dowling Scholarship - Chelsea Foster •T*7# T>ri For every one units. The blood drive blood drive in the fall. pint of blood donated, also earned the school This year, a total of three lives can be $2,500 in scholarships 109 students saved. In that case, from the American volunteered, and 46 of AHS students have Red Cross. Receiving those were first-time saved thousands of $500 scholarships were donors. The Red lives over the years. Danielle Fording, Cross pledged $1,500 The Senior Dezerae Terrell, in scholarships for the Blood Drive has been a Charay Yoho, Chavas fall blood drive. tradition since the Young and Mackenzie Receiving $750 1980s. This year, 114 Burke. scholarships were students volunteered to For the past Kaitlyn Hendershot donate, resulting in three years, the English and Jasmine Towne. more than 100 usable Department has had a Noelle Bench enthusiastically volunteers at the blood drive in October. Throughout the day many students and faculty stopped by and gave precious blood to The American Red Cross. Erin Zaleski offers juice to fellow Junior Haley Donohoe senior Jennalee prepares to give blood Tucker after with Chelsie Nagy nearby donating a pint of to offer support. blood. Danielle Fording and Katelyn Sees make sure the donors replenish after givng blood. Chelsea Newill, Takayla Payton, and Mariyah McCollam help point students in the right direction at the front desk. Ill 4 i K&S mm ^m & r i Above: The 17 students in the top ten percent of their senior class.First row: Samantha Beetler, Elani Pisoni, Alexandria Clunk, Cory Frustos, Takayla Payton and Sarah Croley. Second Row: Courtney Voshel, Anna Cheng, guest speaker Mr. Mark Fedor, Sha'leka Cameron, Kaitlyn Hendershot and Amanda Peck. Third row: Katelyn Sees, Daniel Salle,Mackenzie Burke, Benjamin Stone, Christopher Alfani and Chelsea Foster. Top 10% Each May, a special achievements and to who has been most year for the day is set aside to recognize their instrumental in the Academic honor the top ten support and realization of that Recognition Dinner. percent of the encouragement. Each student's academic graduating seniors honored student also success. This marks for their academic selects on educator the twenty-fourth 112 Below: "I picked Mr. Shively as my honored educator because of his kind mature and witty sense of humor. I'm glad I was able to have him for "I chose Mr. Bailor because "Mrs. Krichbaum is "Mr. Morris is a very "Coach Kocher always both Perspectives 1 he has been a great amazing. Everything she good teacher. He pushed me to get better Honors and AP motivator since the first does she does for others dedicates his time and and motivated me when US History" said day in class. I love his bull and thankfully I've been on effort to his students she knew I was nervous" Sarah Croley. stories too" said the reciving end of her and he has helped me said Kaitlyn Hendershot. Christopher Alfani. generosity" said Sha'leka and influenced me so Cameron. much" said Elani Pisoni. "I have had Mrs. "Mr. Mancini has "I picked Mrs. Barnes all four years of always helped me since Grenamyer because high school. She is very I met him. He's very "I picked Mrs.Oravitz she has been with understanding and supportive and caring. because she is a very me for four years makes learning fun." He helps me be better caring lady. Whenever and has helped me Said Cory Frustos. and get the best out of their was a problem I come through the Sifm..j| life" said Katelyn Sees. didn't get she was there j difficult obstacles. I to explain it and never "I picked Mrs. Barnes am glad to have gave up on me." Said because I enjoy going to been with her" said Takayla Payton her class everyday; Courtney Voshel. everyday is a new adventure." Said Benjamin Stone. " I picked "I Picked I Mrs.Vickers as Mrs. Grenamyer Above: "Mr. Eibel has my honored because she has helped exemplified the true educator me through everything meaning of what education because she for my whole three is all about. He has encouraged me " I have known Mr. Eibel years at Alliance High. enstilled in me a to excel in my for four years, having him I'm thankful that I had tremendous work ethic as math class. She's for three of those years. her because if it wasn't well as a positive attitude" very kind and I He has helped me to for her I wouldn't be Above::"Mike Patterson has said Chelsea Foster. can always make become a better student where I am today" said been a huge encouragement good and inspired me to love Anna Cheng. to me and enabled me to conversation the field of biology" said make my dreams come true" with her" said Alexandria Clunk. said Samantha Beetler. Amanda Peck. Left: "Mr. Bailor has challenged me to excel in and out of Right:"I picked Mrs.Zavarelli because she is a school. He has left an nice loving lady. She has helped me so much impression on my life" said through the years and I am very greatful for Daniel Salle. that" said Mackenzie Burke. 113 Above: John Galfi, Adam Hudacheck and Eric Andreani celebrate in the gym after the commencement ceremony Below: Members of the class of 2011 wait for their names to be called to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas Right: AHS 2011 graduates turn their tassels at the end of the ceremony. Validictorian Alexandria Clunk Tnc FtrMsk Line Seniors sftef* into tke Veo( worfci" Members of the class of military while others Salutatorian speeches. 2011 arranged will go on to a college or One by one, class themselves into university. Still others members walked across alphabetical lines, will join the work force. the stage to receive their nervously adjusting their Haya Shakatra diplomas. Then they mortarboards and and Mackenzi Burke stood in unison as Class fidgeting with the zippers gave the class history President Chelsea on their gowns. It was and Mr. Al Eibel gave Newill instructed them nearly time to walk into the graduation address. to turn their tassels, the auditorium, across Ali Clunk and Katie making them official the stage, and on to the Hendershot gave the graduates of Alliance rest of thier lives. Valedictorian and High School. On May 22, the Alliance School Board Below: Alexandria Clunk and Kaitlyn Hendershot sent 194 young men and are the Alliance High School Valedictorian and women out into the Salutatorian, respectively, for the Class of 2011. world. Some will join the Both girls gave speeches at the commencement ceremony on May 22. 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For many, junior year was their first experience with AP and Dual Credit classes in an effort to put together an impressive transcript before applying for college. 2011 also brought on the first brush with the ACT and SAT, proving what teachers had been saying all along - standardized testing really doesn't end with the OGTs. By the end of the year, the junior class got a taste of what it would be like to be leade, and role models after the senior; graduated. With the end of thei^ high school years finally iq sight, the juniors prepared toi take on the school - and even college - in 2012. Above: Juniors Madison Lytle, Matt Scott, Jalen Mays and Gina Miller show off their best purple attire during class color day during Spirit Week. Inset: Ted Johnson rocks a purple wig for Spirit Week, Right: Mark Pisanello stands at bat during a Varsity baseball game. 124 nd This year has been kinda roough for me Senior year is going to be the best! I'm but I got through it and I can't wait to see taking some really good classes and I'm what next year brings. pumped for my last year of cheerleading! -Taylor Hull -India Williams Aaron Ackerman Gabrielle Adger Shaiyenne Albert Brandon Aldridge Harold Anderson Kylen Andrews Samantha Atkinson Megan Ault Corey Balderson James Bales Jassen Barnes Jessica Bell Cierra Bishop Domenique Black Desiree' Blake Lillie Blazer Marissa Bondoni Ra-uf Braswell Olivia Clarke David Cline Kenneth Collins Angela Conn Bass Conway Megan Craven Ashton Crooks Samuel Cundiff Aaliyah Daniels Breanne Davis Desiree' Dickson Haley Donohoe Melody Dorward Erin Dreger Timazj Edwards Courtney Elliott Kyle Evans Christopher Ferrall Ty Fishel Kailey Flaker Johnathan Ford Khadeeja Fortner JoelVen Freeman Rebekah Fuerst Aaron Furry David Godsey Gregory Golding Sierra Gonzales Ashley Greenamyer Alexandra Greenwald Jared Grimes Charmaine Guesman Marteela Haines Myles Hairston Estlin Haiss Rachel Hall Brandon Handy Tyler Hardman Destin Hardy Ethan Harlan Austin Hendershot Darrean Hershberger Kassie Heslep Alisa Higgins Dominick Higgins Colton Hill 125 Franklin Hill Raqueil Hocker Emily Hofius Joseph Hogya Kier Jackson Kayla Johnson Ted Johnson ^ Jti Brenton Jones Caitlyn Jones Stephanee Jones Taryn Jones Jason Joseph Katie Kaiser Macey Kelley Samantha Kelley Danielle Kemp Samantha Kline Enos Kurtz Cody Lacher Andrew Lanham Michael Larsuel Evan Lewis Jensine Lin Tessa Loving Madison Lytle DeLane Magee Camden Marian Vernon Martin Michael Martinez Megan Mason Jalen Mays Mariyah M McCollam Desmon McMinn Alexis McNemar Amber Middleton Gwendolyn Miku Georgina Miller Kayla Minard Taylor Moretti Tanner Morrow Mckayla Mozden Alexandra Mullet Jacquelyn Mullet Chelsie Nagy Leslie Nagy Trajan Napier Lindsey Naugle James Neff Rheanna Nicholson Devin Palmer Payge Percy Brandi Perkins Tyler Perkins Mark Pisanello Ashley Pollock Ryan Rainsburg Hou) ckycfow fed going idly gowv itoitft, yuvi? "I'm so excited for my last year of high school. It should be fun" --- Maribel Watkins "Welding should be fun next year because I'll be getting the job experience." -- David Thorn ""I liked doing construction this year. I am excited for construction trades 2 nexy ivear". -- Charmaine Guesman Macey Kelley and Ted Johnson are in the broadcasting room. Denszell Ramey Nathan Rice Samantha Ripley Yale Robb Chad Robinson Amber Rohrer nnnA p Ty Roose l.v> Us ... . mmml .1 E Kelly Rotzel Evan Ruggles Samantha Russell-Presutti Ricardo Saucedo Andrew Schaffert Troy Schory Brittany Schuller Matthew Scott Taurice Scott Tyler Scott Michael Shafer Jeremy Shaffer Jaelyn Shaver Cindel Sheppard Gregory Simmons Todd Skivolocki Erica Smart Daniel Smith Morgan Smith Devon Stanley Bryce Stenger Tiffany Stickler Cassidee Swank Tabitha Sweitzer Christopher Swisher Marcelius Taylor Zayna Taylor David Thomas Garyionce Thomas Jeremy Thomas Mason Thomas Connor Trautman Jacob Turney Luke Van Orsdale Garret VanCamp Ayla Vineyard Cindy Wagner Dustin Wagner Corey Ward Maribel Watkins Cheyanne Weisel Jameson Whitacre Alexis Williams India Williams Raymond Yeater Lindsey Young Caroline Zurbrugg Not Pictured: Rebekah Davis, Jacqueline Gates, Starrett Gattis, Anthony Gonzalez, Derek Haney, Braxton Howard, Daniel Jones, Evan Lewis, Anthony Milano, Kassandra Morrison, Shelly Norman, Kori Porter, Will Prince, Halie Rockenhauzer, Travis Seese, Jonathan Slavens, Shantelle Watson, Cynthia White, Mackenna Worley, Logan Young Zayna Taylor, Aaliyah Daniels and Tanner Morrow talk to a girl from Hiroshima on their trip to premote world peace One )f the girls from Hiroshima is teaching Jaelyn Shaver and Kailey Flaker how to make a paper craine. "Senior Skip Day! I can't wait! It's going to be the last fun times we have together" -Cierra Bishop Wluxfrtmyou, "I'm just ready to graduate HHBr '^m^m^m^m\ school already!" (bokiug fonwa/dtly -Aimee Hall gowv lernM, geav? I'm looking forward to the wm Secondary Broadcast Arts class -Ted Johnson I had a great time this year. I was My favorite part was having fu scared for my OGT but I passed then) vstudy hall." Lucas Stone all and I was happy. Erica Tucker-Owens So Fresh, So Clean, So 2013." This is our theme and it fits us very well. We all know being a Sophomore is tough. We are not Freshman, but we're not quite upperclassmen either. Although, we can not wait to be a part of the upperclassmen. This year was really hard for everyone. The OGT's were scary, but we all did our best and tried hard, and it paid off. Plus, all the other stressful and sad things that have happened this year. I think we all did a pretty good job to be there for everyone and help each other out. Especially our fellow classmen, Taylor Bates. She has done an amazing job helping people and making sure we all knew she was there for us. And we should do the same and show the underclassmen what we're all about. We are the future and the Freshman underclassmen look up to us. So next year, when we are officially upperclassmen, we should set the example and show everyone what the class of 2013 is all about. Uriel Ibarra-moreno. Sean Brindack, Allyce Bryant, Ashley Roberts, Kayla Hood, Hadil Shakhtra, Marrisa Summers, Emily Retterer, Seth Mcconnell, Abby Heddleston, Donald Greenamyer, Lucas Stone, Mckinsey Rohr, Ossiel Ibarra-moreno, Erica Tucker-owens 130 nn My favorite part of my Sophomore I can t believe I'm going to be a year was definitely being a part of Junior next year. It's all going by so the musical and the last show. Paige fast. Emily Retterer Felger Alyssa Alexander Jerry Allbritain Tyante' Allen Levi Allison Ashley Allman Laura Atherton Katharine Bailey Carl Baker Bragi Bennett Jeffrey Bennett Brittany Binion Ashley Blake Cher Blazer Corey Blue Brittany Bonnette Timothy Boyd Freeman Bragg Ashley Brasseur James Bresnahan Sean Brindack Robin Brown Allyce Bryant Alex Bugara Cody Byelene Saydie Campbell Hunter Cannon Trey Carlile Christian Carver David Chavarria Francisco Chavarria Stevie Claussen Arita Coleman Kofi-Malcolm Collins-Sibley Michelle Cooper Brittany Craig mi iEI Aim Marissa Cvelbar Tyaneika Dailey John Dallas Dorian Davis Tori Derry a Sarah Dias Michael Diehl Lynnsy Dowdy Marty Dowdy Ainslee Dozier Alysea Dunham Jenna Durenda Michael Easter Austin (Taggart) Fagan HHHHISH[ii Paige Felger Kainan Ferguson-Smith Courtlin Fernandez Kayla Fernandez Marcus Ford Jenia Forrester Quinten Fortner Ta 'Kaya Freeman £ Katie Funk Jonathon Gandee Alex Gehret Maranda George Dakota Gill Alyissa Gillman H Hi I % r Jazmyn Gonzalez 131 Ian Goodman Meagan Gravlee Donald Greenamyer Shane Gurung Emmeline Haiss Lovelynn Hardy Britteny Harton Shanda Hartsoe Alyssa Hawkins D 'Quan Hawkins Da 'Shaquoia Hawkins Joseph Hawkins Raechel Hawkins Zymanee' Heards Abby Heddleston Andrew Helphinstine Nicholas Hilbert Jasmine Hill Nathaniel Hinerman Rasasha Hocker Kayla Hood Nickolas Hoover Cierra Howe Taylor Hull Ossiel Ibarra-Moreno Uriel Ibarra-Moreno Luke Ince Taysha Jacko Steven Jones Lynda Kennedy Riley Kimble Gage Kirschner Steven Knaggs Nicholas Leone Sabrina Lerch Jasmine Lin Joshua Loar Darcy Loyer Andrew Ludwig Hannah Malloy Rosaria Mancini Jeremy Marckel Cordero Mason Misty Mathes Tiara Mays Kaylee McClure Seth McConnell Kaylee McCullough Joshua McCurdy Casey McDaniel ^ Samantha McPherson Emily Meissner Brianna Mergenthaler Levi Miller pk, &§*< Donald Minnich Miranda Montgomery V *fd»$y •IP "This year has gone by so fast! I must say being a sphomore was rather fun. Even though many of us have been through a lot this year, it's only made us stronger. Keep ypur heads up AHS students." -Hannah Roden "I can't wait for soccer next year. It gets better ad the years go by.." -Ossiel Ibarra-Moreno Abby Heddleston, Hadil Shakhtra,Marissa Cvelbar, Hannah Malloy, Kayla Hood, Lynda Kennedy, Katie Funk, Dakota Myers, Michael Whitaker, Ossiel Ibarra-moreno, P 1 Nathan Smith and Uriel Ibarra-moreno show their spirit for Spirit Day. Go AHS! "I'm excited for Junior year and preparing for college to become an Engineer." -Donnie Minnich Harry Morgan Laura Morris Sarah Mort Dakota Moya Dakota Myers Markeeya Napier Sarah Nelson Akazhia Newman Tyler Nichols William Nichols Randy Nieves Joshua Nutter Jane Oye Dylan P 'Simer Cierra Patton Fredrick Percy Taralyn Pete Charlotte Petko m /% Daniel Phillipi Jerry Pisoni E Samuel Potchik Jacob Qualk Timothy Ramser Bryenne Reed Emily Retterer Marcus Riggins Ashley Roberts Hannah Roden Mckinsey Rohr Austin Rovnak Faith Sadler Rosa Saucedo Raymond Scaia Victoria Schaub Stephanie Schaublin Cassady Schroeder Hadil Shakhtra Dustin Shearer Cody Shearrow Kristopher Sheehan Nancy Sherwood Nicholas Skidmore Amber Smith Harisson Smith Nathan Smith Brennan Staggers Larreshia Stanberry Daniel Starkey Samantha Stevens Lucas Stone Chad Strait Shannan Stump Allison Swartz Kristina Taylor De 'Jon Thomas Morgan Thomas Zaviay Thomas Danielle Thorpe Lynnita Toussant Erica Tucker-Owens James Vance Douglas Vandal Bryan Vigilante Tina Vigilante Tyler Voshel Dylan Walter Alyssa Ward Nathaniel Wayt Devin Weatherspoon Nicholas Weese Cammarie Weibush Andrew Wells Tearra West Mackenzie Weyer Jerry Wheeler Michael Whitaker Alexander White 134 H/idtdidgm UuJc ofHii gem? "My favorite part of this year has been working on the yearbook and seeing the final product." -Alyssa Ward 1 "This year has been fun I * but I have to buckle down and get to work next year." feiciiilito1 -Chad Strait "I wish I would have worked harder this year but I'm pumped for Junior year." -Alex Bugara Jessica Sanders, Gregory Carver, Christian Carver, Timothy Boyd getting their award for being the best Directors for their World War Two projects. Marcus Williams Marquez Williams Dakota Wineman Monica Yeagley Shardin Yoho Andre York Emily Zadigian NDT resnman We all remember our first year at Alliance High School. We roamed the halls as scared and timid freshman, silently hoping we wouldn't run into any seniors who'd tell us they couldn't wait for "Freshman Beat Up Day" or trick us into trying to buy an elevator pass. We'd repeatedly curriculum. Some sign up to see their guidance walk into the wrong classrooms, even though our counselor every day. Others befriend seniors who eyes would remain glued to our schedules. After will take them under their wings and show them each stressful day, we'd take everything that was the ropes. in our locker home with us. We've all been All freshman have to worry about is through it. making sure they get exceptional grades and to Being unsure of what to do, getting avoid every obstacle that upperclassmen try to pranked, and being called a "stupid freshman" put in their way. As long as they do that, they can (mostly by sophomores) all add to the tradition of have as much fun with their friends in this school being a ninth grader at Alliance High School. as they'd like (within reason, of course). The Though freshman have to get used to their new school year goes by quickly, so they should just teacher's methods, the piles of homework enjoy being freshman. taller than them, and, in some cases college preparation courses, they still manage to "rep that A. During their first year as a student of Alliance High School, freshman often find ways to endure the constantly changing, somewhat confusing Above: Homcoming Court members Cheyenne Harris and Benjamin Draves. Right: Jillian Hall and Jordan Bales pose for a picture while wearing a hat or wig in Mr. Chris Shivley's Perspective 1 Honor class. 136 Brooke Adger Demicka Adkins Albina Adler Kira Aebi Curtis Aeling Michael Allbritain Luis Alvarado-Nazario Kaylee Aufrance Emily Ault Jamal Austin Joseph Avilucea Paul Bailey Davonte' Baker Zachariah Baker Jordan Bales Tiffani Baum •9££ Olivia Baxter Brianna Benjamin Ryan Bevington Tyler Bickley Nichole Biggers Amber Birkhimer Alexiz Black Cory Blake Tyler Bluhm Adam Bonnell Jayla Bourne Tyler Bowen Ra-uf Braswell Christina Brown Alex Burkett Amanda Catterall Jason Chapman Tre Cline Cody Cook Ariel Craven Kody Crowder Devin Cusick Daniel Daley Adam Davis Danny Davis Dale Dickson Brandon Diehl Devin Dollison Walter Donohue James Dowdell i w y Benjamin Draves William Draves Julia Dubaj Johnathan Dulaney Tyler Eakins Gerald Emplit Riley Etherton Konnor Fink Cherokee Fisher Rebecca Fitzgerald Christopher Flatt Jacob Fotheringham Taylor Funk Kristen Gill Kristen Gobley Cheyanne Gonzales Benjamin Gravlee Tyler Gutierrez 137 Gary Haines Jillian Hall Destiny Hamilton Dyron Hancock Zackary Handy Paige Harden Cheyenne Harris Bradley Hawkins Michael Heslep Zachariah Heston Aaron Hill Tamika Hofius Maria Hogya Ian Hostetter Hannah House Isis Hundley Briana Huntsman Mycheal Jefferson Xavian Johnson Gina Joseph Benjamin Kelley Chase Kelly Kaine Kennedy Levi Kerns Luke Kerns Russell Kibler Jacob Kridler Alexandria Kukura Jacob Kukura Damian Kungle Latesionna Lallie Brodie Legros Tierra Leray Bethany Lewis Brent Lingafelt Brenden Lipely Roy Lopez Alexandria Malone Lucy Mansfield Gaston Marian Alexandria Martin Parrish Martin Za 'Brion Mason Alexia Maxwell-Andrews Corey May Ciatu Mays Shania Mays Brittany McClintock Tyffani McCollam Dalton McCracken Katrease McElroy Nautica Mitchell Brandon Moon Elana Morris Rex Morrison Dustin Murphy 138 Wlur utak (jowv fttfonfll Iwcfoi, "My Favorite teacher was Mrs.Krichbaum because she is an awesome and fun teacher." -Tyler Bluhm "My Favorite teacher was Mr. Chistine because challenged me but also made it fun." -Ben Draves "My favorite teacher was Mr. Shively because he made learning fun and got us involved."" -Jason Chapman Rajinyc Murphy Kayla Newill Zachary Newman Raymond Newton Nicholas Niner Danielle Osterfeld Bobbie Payne Shamika Payton Zackery Percy Raymond Persinger Kordelle Phillips Brian Presutti Jesica Principe Melissa Prioli Madison Retterer Anthony Ripley Jessica Ripley Samuel Rodman Kristina Rodriguez-Hamilton Hailey Rounds Shannon Rowe Hailee Rowley Israel Salas Dillon Salaski Molly Schafer Emily Schaub Vincent Schmied Jr. Monica Shafer Clarissa Shearer Colton Shearrow Sabrina Simms Edward Smith Jordan Smith Kelby Smith Marissa Smith Eric Stahler Megan Stickler Kevin Stovall Nicholas Strata Brandon Stryffeler Caitlin Stump Shannon Swonger Jarrett Thain Jaslynn Thomas Sayvaun Thomas Shnaiah Thomas Aubrey Trautman Mckenzie Tucker Michael Unckrich Tyler VanCamp Camri Vance David Veneri Emily Voshel Riley Wainuskis Yi Zhong Wang Justin Ward Karasten Watson Myesha Weatherspoon Jeremiah Weibush Albert Williams La 'Yonna Williams Dakota Williamson Lathan Williamson Jaymee Wood-Powell Dev 'Vionne Wright Ashley Yarian Ryan Yarian Joshua Yeagley Tavion Young Christina Zorger Zabrina Zorger Carissa Zurbrugg 140 Olivia Baxter and Riley Etherton Autumn Elliott and Karasten Watson Lathan Williamson and Carissa Zurbrugg Michael Heslep and Hannah House Katrease McElroy, DaMicka Adkins William Nichols and Haley Rounds Briana Huntsman, Christine Belmont In. A^ennoixf cyf 5SJr*onjru>n ^>wonger April 9, 1996 - April 26, 2011 Shannon was a wonderful girl who was extremely talented and unique in many ways. She knew how to brighten up anyone's day, no matter what the situation. She always had a smile on her face and was an outgoing person. She loved to play violin, sing, go four-wheeling, hunt, read, and listen to music. She was also active in both choir and orchestra. We'll always remember Shannon for her carefree attitude and sense of humor. Shannon touched the hearts of many at AHS, and she will live through our memories. In. A^emory cyf GLabrey I roUtmcin. January 17, 1996 - May 19, 2011 Aubrey was a beloved friend and student at AHS. She was always fun-loving, cheerful, and outgoing and was seldom seen without her headphones on because she loved music. Aubrey was a unique and energetic individual who could always bring a smile to your face when you passed her in the halls. Whether on the soccer field or in the swimming pool, she was always determined and dedicated to improvement. Aubrey was involved in Teen Court, marching band, Key Club, and Student Senate. She was loved by her many friends and will be missed by all. I 141 ms. CM C* yfi- Miss Ailes Ms. Arbitter Ms. Barnes Mr. Beichler Mr. Bell Mrs. Boehm Mr. Boone Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Miss Bugansky Mrs. Cannon Mr. Carman Mr. Christine Mrs. Chunat Mr. Clegg Ms. Cole !• IM*1 142 Mrs. Conway Ms. Cornell RHHV Mr. Cvelbar Mr. D'Eramo Mrs. Daugherty Mrs. DeMaiolo Mr. Dennis Mrs Donohoe Mr. Fontaine Mr. Forkel Mr. Fowler Miss Fox Mr. Fraser Mr. Graffice Mrs. Grenamyer Mr. Grisez Mr. Hammers Ms. Hardy Mr. Hart Mr. Hill Mrs. Holub Mrs. Hotchkiss Mr. Jackson Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Krichbaum Mr. Kuceyeski Mr. Kukura Mrs. Kuntzman Mrs. Latsch Mrs. Logozzo Ms. Madison Mr. Mancini Mrs. Mann Mrs. McClowry Mr. McGeehen Mrs. Middleton Mr. Miller Mrs. Miller Mr. Morris Mrs. Mudrak Mrs. Neidliger Mrs. Patterson Mrs. Poole Mr. Rettig Mrs. Sabik Mrs. Scanlon Mr. Schilling Mrs. Schwarz Mr. Scott Mr. Shaw Mrs. Shea Mr. Shively Mr. Shoemaker Miss Sivula Mr. Skidmore Mrs. Snell Mrs. Taranto Mr. Thomas Mrs. Trout Mrs. Underwood Mrs. Vickers Miss Welch Mrs. Williamson Ms. Wozniak Ms. Yingst ri£i Ms. Zarges 143 Closing T^emorrks from il^e Thank you to Steve Potere, Balfour Publishing and This year has been a roller-coaster ride; we have faced yearbook representative. The production of a yearbook is both triumph and tradegy, and we have come out Without you we would be in the only achieved through the hard dark! Your love of what you do stronger because of it. As we close this Chronicle of work and dedication of many. A and knowledege were a great 2010-2011 school year, we thank you for joining us yearbook is not just a book of asset this year. Your willingness through our ups and downs, we are Alliance and we pictures, but truly a chronicle of to always go above and beyond the history of the school, a time are proud. to help the students learn and complete a great product were -Yearbook editor, that has changed the lives of many. much appreciated! Madison Lytle Our Chronicle set a goal this year of challenging the preception of Thank you to the entire English ~TU> OkrorWe(e Staff Alliance High School. No longer department! English classes are Thank you to the 2010-2011 Chronicle Staff, it has been an does AHS want to be in the the best place to reach every background, simply passing by. No awesome year and your hard work clearly paid off! It was a student, and the English longer will AHS be told it doesn't great year, with a WONDERFUL Chronicle Staff! You have department was always willing quite measure up the the state to allow the Chronicle a few been my "go to people" and I loved working along side of standards. No longer will AHS be minutes of class time whenever each and every one of you to produce this first ever, all color defined by others! WE ARE we needed them. Whether it Chronicle! DISTINCTIVE, LEGENDARY, was for picture day, to pass out -Mrs. Jenkins INVOLVED, DYNAMIC-875 a survey or to vote on various STRONG! WE ARE ALLIANCE polls, the English department Madison Lytic, Yearbook Editor and WE ARE PROUD! was always there for us! Alex Greenwald, The RAB Editor and Chronicle Assistant Editor Thank you to our administrators: Thank you to Mrs.Mudrak! She Sarah Croley Mr. Basil, Mr. Jackson, Mr. has put together outstanding Grisez, Mr. Flower and Mr. Tiffanie Ford newspapers all year long with Cvelbar for their continued The RAB and Chroncile staff as Zakhiya Heards support and leadership in the well as with the Newswritting Katie Hendershot publication of this history! class. Mrs.Mudrak has an Alexis Hyatt attention to detail that is Emily Mcissncr Thank you to all of our "tech extrordinary and was always helpers:" Mrs. Middleton, Ms. there to get the job Jasmine Towne Yingst, Mr. Fraser, and Mr. done-whatever that "job" might Alyssa Ward Morris. Putting together a be! yearbook requires a lot of technical India Williams help especially when the computer Thank you to the staff and seems to have a mind of its own at faculty of AHS! Your continued support and hard work make our job fun! 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Demicka 12, 137, 141 Bickley, Tyler 60, 63, 137 Chapman, Jason 102, 137, 139 Dickson, Desiree' 43, 60, 125 Adler,Albina 137 Biggers, Nichole 12, 62, 65, 137 Chavarria, Anna 93, 100, 101, 117 Dickson, Elizabeth 101 Aebi, Brandy 116 Binion, Brittany 131 Chavarria, David 131 Diehl, Brandon 60, 63, 137 Aebi, Kira 137 Birkhimer, Amber 137 Chavarria, Francisco 131 Diehl, Michael 65, 131 Aeling, Curtis 137 Bishop, Cierra 125, 129 Cheng, Anna 94, 95, 96, 112, 113, Dike, Mr. Adam 61 Ailes, Miss 74, 75, 94, 142 Black, Alexiz 62, 100, 137 117 Dole, Kyle 117 Albert, Shaiyenne 13, 19, 28, 61, 94, Black, Domenique 19, 56, 58, 60, 65, Christine, Mr. 9, 72,73, 142 Dollison, Devin 137 97,102, 125 125 Chu, Cory 117 Donohoe, Haley 8, 15, 64, 90, 92, Aldridge, Brandon 9, 32, 61, 125 Blake, Ashley 131 Chunat, Mrs. 81, 100, 101, 142 94,97,98,99, 111, 125 Alexander, Alyssa 100, 131 Blake, Cory 137 Clarke, Olivia 117, 125 Donohoe, Mrs 143 Alfani, Christopher 25, 32, 32, 61, Blake, Desiree' 9, 90, 125 Claussen, Stevie 131 Donohue, Walter 137 65,92,94,95,96,97, 100, 112, Blake, John 93, 116 Clegg, Mr. 142 Dorward, Melody 12, 58, 64, 90, 93, 113, 114, 116, 117 Blasiman, Geoffery 119 Cline, David 89, 125 94,96, 125 Allbritain, Jerry 9, 60, 101, 131 Blasiman, Geoffrey 90, 116 Cline, Tre 137 Dowdell, James 63, 137 Allbritain, Michael 60, 137 Blazer, Cher 101, 131 Clunk, Alexandria 10, 21, 24, 25, 27, Dowdy, Lynnsy 75, 81, 100, 104, Allen, Tyante' 100, 131 Blazer, Lillie 67, 102, 125 35,61,62,92,94,95,96,97, 100, 105,131 Allison, Levi 60, 65,97, 131 Blue, Corey 131 112, 113, 114, 115, 117 Dowdy, Marty 131 Allman, Ashley 131 Bluhm, Tyler 48, 62, 64, 100, 137, Cole, Ms. 142 Dozier, Ainslee 93, 131 Alvarado-Nazario, Luis 61, 63, 137 139 Coleman, Arita 131 Draves, Benjamin 12, 14, 33, 61, 65, Anderson, Harold 89, 125 Boehm, Mrs. 142 Collins, Kenneth 125 74,89,97,98,99, 136, 137, 139 Anderson, Kyla 101 Bondoni, Marissa 12, 18, 19, 34, 54, Collins-Sibley, Kofi-Malcolm 96, 98, Draves, William 9, 39, 61, 63, 65, Andreani, Eric 14, 83, 98, 99, 114, 61,64,83,97, 106, 125 99, 131 74,92,97,99, 137 116 Bonnell, Adam 137 Colvin, Michael 65, 71 Dreger, Erin 12, 18, 21, 34, 35, 54, Andrews, Kylen 45, 63, 125 Bonnette, Brittany 77, 131 Conn, Angela 125 55,61,64,86,94,97, 125 Angelica, Coach Jared 63, 65 Boone, Mr. 142 Conway, Bass 18, 24, 60, 63, 65, 125 Dryburgh, Alexander 117 Arbitter, Ms. 142 Bourne, Jayla 64, 74, 93, 99, 137 Conway, Mrs. 143 Dubaj, Julia 9, 81, 92, 100, 105, 137 Atherton, Laura 131 Bowen, Tyler 137 Cook, Cody 48, 62, 64, 89, 95, 97, Dulaney, Johnathan 74, 136, 137 Atkinson, Samantha 13, 20, 40, 62, Boyd, Timothy 131, 135 137 Dunham, Alysea 15, 100, 131 93,97, 124, 125 Brabson, La'Gentria 60, 62 Cooper, Michelle 131 Durenda, Jenna 131 Aufrance, Kaylee 137 Bragg, Freeman 65, 102, 131 Corbitt, Christopher 64, 117 Durenda, Jessica 93, 96, 97, 98, 99, Ault, Emily 62, 81, 92, 96, 100, 105, Brasseur, Ashley 98, 99, 131 Cornell, Ms. 143 117 137 Braswell, Ra-uf60, 63, 137 Cowens, Destinee 98, 99, 106 Ault, Megan 98, 99, 125 Braswell, Ra-uf 125 Craig, Brittany 131 Austin, Jamal 56, 65, 94, 96, 97, Bresnahan, James 61, 65, 131 Craven, Ariel 100, 137 100,137 Brindack, Sean 65, 130, 131 Craven, Megan 125 Avilucea, Joseph 137 Brown, Christina 137 Crider, William 73, 117 Eagan, Lori 117 Ayres, Ashely 99, 116 Brown, Mr. 142 Croley, Sarah 25, 81, 88, 94, 98, 99, Eakins, Tyler 74, 98, 99, 137 Brown, Mrs. 142 101, 104, 112, 113, 117 Eash, Jessica 4, 60, 117 Brown, Robin 131 Crooks, Ashton 17,62,65, 101, 125 Easter, Michael 131 B Brunie, Mr. Jim 32, 61 Croteau, Austin 52, 53, 64, 73, 117 Edwards, Adam 117 Bryant, Allyce 76, 96, 98, 99, 130, Crowder, Kody 137 Edwards, Timazj 13, 60, 125 131 Cundiff, Samuel 45, 53, 63, 64, 125 Babb, Alexander 60, 116 Eibel, Mr. 82, 83, 113 Bugansky, Miss 142 Cusick, Devin 60, 102, 137 Bailey, Katharine 131 Eichner, Eric 19,32,33,61,65, 117 Bugara, Alex 9, 52, 60, 64, 96, 97, Cvelbar, Marissa 7, 35, 48, 61, 62, Bailey, Paul 137 Eichner, Mr. Josh 61 131,135 64,92,95,96,97,99, 131, 133 Baker, Brian 69, 97, 116 Elliott, Courtney 9, 12, 42, 58, 60, Bugara, Mr. Mike 62 Cvelbar, Mr. 54, 143 Baker, Carl 131 64,92,95, 101, 125 Burke, Mackenzie 5, 7, 21, 25, 27, Baker, Davonte' 137 Ellis, Brittany 21, 118 41,48,62,92,95,97, 100, 110, Baker, Devon 60 Emery, Dylan 118 112, 113, 116 D Baker, Michael 30, 60 Emplit, Gerald 92, 137 Burkett,Alex 11, 101, 137 Baker, Zachariah 98, 99, 137 Etherton, Riley 22, 23, 35, 46, 47, Burnett, Sebastian 116 D 'Eramo, Paul 10, 21, 25, 32, 61, 8£ 61,62,99, 137, 141 Balderson, Corey 124, 125 Burrows, Randy 93, 116 D'Eramo, Mr. 63, 143 Etherton, Samuel 21, 22, 25, 27, 33, Bales, James 102, 125 Butner, Nicholas 116 D'Eramo, Paul 117 61,62,92,95, 118 Bales, Jordan 136, 137 Byelene, Cody 64, 131 Bailor, Mr. James 102, 113 Dailey, Tyaneika 12, 102, 131 Evans, Kyle 8, 64, 125 Barnes, Jassen 13, 124, 125 Daley, Daniel 74, 102, 137 Evans, Nikayla 79, 118 Barnes, Ms. 74, 75, 94, 113, 142 Dallas, John 8, 76, 84, 96, 131 Barnhart, Trisha 90, 116 Danielle, Evan 23 Basalla, Mr. 34, 35,61 Daniels, Aaliyah 21, 42, 43, 60, 61, Bates, Taylor 64, 74, 75, 97, 100 Cameron, Sha leka 83, 92, 94, 112, 100, 101,125, 128 Bauer, Austin 116 113,116 Daniels, Aaron 89 Fagan, Austin (Taggart) 64, 77, 131 Datha, Kallai 117 Baum, Tiffani 137 Campbell, Say die 131 Fails, Kayla 118 Daugherty, Mrs. 143 Baxter, Olivia 47, 62, 64, 74, 137, Cannon, Halie 12, 22, 116 Falconer, Mrs. 99 Davis, Adam 61, 89,98,99, 137 141 Cannon, Hunter 22, 23, 36, 45, 52, Faulk, Denzell 16, 44, 45, 63, 118, Davis, Breanne 14, 35, 61, 98, 99, Beckett, Cody 90, 116, 144 53,62,63,64,97, 131 119 Beetler, Samantha 95, 112, 113, 116 Cannon, Kelsey 42, 60, 64, 97, 100, 125 Felgenhauer, Patrick 60, 97 Beichler, Mr. 142 116 Davis, Celeste 117 Felger, Paige 5, 7, 40, 62, 81, 95, 97, Bell, Jessica 12,64, 125 Cannon, Mrs. 142 Davis, Danny 16, 60, 136, 137 101, 104,131 Bell, Mr. 142 Carlile,Trey 131 Davis, Dorian 131 Ferguson-Smith, Kainan 131 Belmont, Christine 141 Carlisle, Alicia 116 Davis, Rebekah 99, 102 Fernandez, Courtlin 131 Bench, Noelle 90, 96, 99, 110, 116 Carman, Mr. 142 Davis, Zachary 30, 60, 61, 100, 117 Fernandez, Kayla 8,131 149 Ferrall, Christopher 16, 125 Greenamyer, Ashley 11, 38, 62, 71, Heslep, Kassie 125 Jones, Tyren 12,60,98,99, 117, 119 Fetty, Cody 62 91,97, 125 Heslep, Michael 60, 74, 138, 141 Joseph, Gina 62, 93, 100, 138 Filisky, Erin 118 Greenamyer, Donald 30, 60, 76, 107, Heston, Zachariah 8, 99, 138 Joseph, Jason 126 Fink, Konnor 61, 65, 83, 89, 99, 137 130,132 Higgins, Alisa 125 Fishel,Ty51,63, 83, 125 Greenwald, Alexandra 25, 80, 88, 90, Higgins, Dominick 89, 125 Fisher, Cherokee 101, 137 94,95,97, 102, 106, 125 Hilbert, Nicholas 15, 65, 98, 99, 132 K Fisher, Jordan 60 Grenamyer, Mrs. 113, 143 Hill, Aaron 22, 24, 30, 58, 60, 64, Fitzgerald, Rebecca 14, 85, 93, 98, Grimes, Jared 52, 53, 64, 83, 90, 125 96, 138 Kackey, Joshua 120 99, 137 Grimes, Joseph 118 Hill, Colton 58, 64, 90, 110, 125 Kaiser, Katie 126 Flaker, Kailey 21, 42, 60, 61, 72, Grisez, Mr. 143 Hill, Franklin 4, 12, 19, 22, 30, 60, Keane, Jeramy 25, 51, 52, 53, 60, 64, 125, 129 Gross, Mr. Anson 65 64,65,83, 100, 126 119 Flatt, Christopher 73, 137 Grove, Mr. Kyle 61 Hill, Jasmine 132 Keebler, Lucas 77 Flegenhauer, Patrick 118 Grubb, Katie 25, 71, 86, 119 Hill, Mercia 22, 42, 58, 60, 64, 100, Kell, Ian 12, 17, 30, 60, 90, 100, 120 Fontaine, Mr. 15, 81, 89, 98, 99, 143 Guesman, Charmaine 93, 125 102, 119 Kelley, Benjamin 9, 39, 65, 74, 98, Gurung, Seth 12, 23, 32, 33, 61, 119 Hill, Mr. 22 Ford, Johnathan 125 99, 138 Gurung, Shane 12, 61, 132 Ford, Marcus 131 Hill, Mr. Aaron 60, 64, 65 Kelley, Levi 19, 39, 65, 98, 99, 101, Gutierrez, Tyler 137 Hill, Mr. 143 Ford, Ryizeemmion 63, 118 102, 105, 118, 120 Hill, Mr. 23 Ford, Tiffanie 66, 88, 90, 118, 119 Kelley, Macey 8, 43, 60, 71, 91, 126, Hinerman, Nathaniel 132 Fording, Danielle 7, 42, 60, 95, 97, 127 Hobson, Thomas 119 100, 101, 110, 111, 118 H Kelley, Megan 15 Hocker, Raqueil 9, 90, 126 Forkel, Mr. 143 Kelley, Rebecca 74, 93, 100 Hocker, Rasasha 132 Forrester, Jenia 84, 96, 131 Haines, Gary 138 Kelley, Samantha 126 Fortner, Khadeeja 125 Hodge, Ashley 119 Haines, Marteela 125 Kelly, Chase 92, 138 Fortner, Quinten 131 Hofius, Emily 71, 126 Haines, Martella 119 Kemp, Danielle 9, 35, 47, 61, 62, 65, Foster, Chelsea 13, 16, 21, 34, 35, Hofius, Tamika 65, 138 Hairston, Myles 21, 90, 95, 96, 98, 85,92,94,95,96,97, 107, 126 61,81,97, 101, 104, 112, 113, Hogya, Joseph 20, 28, 29, 48, 57, 61, 99, 125 Kennedy, Kaine 138 62,65,67,72,85,94,95, 126 118, 119 Haiss, Emmeline 38, 62, 95, 97, 100, Kennedy, Lynda 21, 35, 47, 57, 61, Fotheringham, Jacob 100, 137 Hogya, Maria 28, 29, 61, 65, 95, 138 132 62,65,95,96,98,99, 132, 133 Fountain, Kierra 8, 9, 61, 75, 98, 99 Holstein, Andrew 93, 97, 119 Haiss, Estlin 9, 16,28,29,57,61, Kerns, Levi 60, 63, 93, 138 Fowler, Mr. 83, 143 Holub, Mrs. 143 65,85,94,97, 124, 125 Kerns, Luke 60, 138 Fox, Miss 143 Hood, Kayla 5, 35, 61, 65, 81, 95, Hall, Aimee 64, 129 Kibler, Lucas 64 Frank, Colton 90 Hall, Barbara 119 96,97, 100, 101, 104, 105, 130, Kibler, Russell 138 Fraser, Mr. 89, 143 Hall, Jillian 9, 88, 95, 97, 100, 101, 132, 133 Kimble, Riley 132 Freeman, JoelVen 46, 47, 62, 65, 97, Hoover, Nickolas 48, 62, 132 136,138 King, Mr. Gary 63 125 Hostetter, Ian 71, 138 Hall, Rachel 93, 125 Kinsley, Cory 120 Freeman, Ta 'Kaya 96, 131 Hotchkiss, Mrs. 143 Hamilton, Destiny 100, 138 Kirschner, Gage 132 Freeman, Tanyra 90, 118 House, Hannah 93, 99, 138, 141 Hammers, Mr. 143 Kiser, Cody 120 Frustos, Cory 25, 40, 62, 92, 95, 97, Howard, Eric 33, 61,65, 102, 119 Hancock, Dyron 138 Kline, Aaron 7, 11, 16,39,65, 100, 100, 112, 113, 118 Howe, Cierra 100, 132 Hancock, Jamica 119 Fuerst, Rebekah 125 Hudachek, Adam 14, 76, 80, 105, 117, 118, 120 Handy, Brandon 125 Funk, Katie 92, 95, 100, 131, 133 Kline, Ms. Shaena 61 Handy, Dillon 30, 44, 60, 63, 65, 90, 114,119 Funk, Taylor 137 Hull, Taylor 125, 132 Kline, Samantha 126 119 Furry, Aaron 125 Hundley, Isis 138 Knaggs, Steven 132 Handy, Zackary 63, 64, 138 Huntsman, Briana 138, 141 Kocher, Ms. Rachael 61,113 Harden, Earl 21, 22, 91, 119 Hurford, Bradley 32, 33, 61, 71, 86, Krichbaum, Mrs. 74, 113, 143 G Harden, Paige 22, 23, 100, 138 Kridler, Jacob 138 Hardman, Tyler 32, 33, 61, 79, 125 119 Kubiak, Saxon 89, 120 Hardy, Destin 125 Hyatt, Alexis 88, 97, 119 Kuceyeski, Mr. 143 Galfi, John 14,98,99, 114, 118 Hardy, Lovelynn 96, 132 Kukura, Alexandria 92, 138 Gandee, Halie 7, 22, 23, 25, 78, 97, Hardy, Ms. 143 Kukura, Jacob 45, 63, 93, 138 100,118 Harlan, Ethan 64, 125 Kukura, Mr. 63, 143 Gandee, Jonathon 22, 131 Harris, Cheyenne 12, 41, 46, 47, 55, Kungle, Damian 138 Garlock, William 20, 60, 118 62,64,97, 101, 136, 138 Ibarra-Moreno, Ossiel 48, 57, 61, 62, Kuntzman, Mrs. 62, 143 Gates, Daria 118 Hart, Mr. 143 65,95,97, 107, 130, 132, 133 Kurtz, Enos 18,71,91, 126 Gates, Fred 118 Harton, Britteny 62, 98, 99, 132 Ibarra-Moreno, Uriel 48, 61, 62, 65, Gates, Jacqueline 93 Hartsoe, Shanda 132 88,95,97, 107, 130, 132, 133 Gattis, Carmella 12 Hawkins, Alyssa 15, 100, 132 Ince, Luke 12, 53, 64, 92, 95, 96, 97, Gehret, Alex 98, 99, 131 Hawkins, Bradley 63, 138 132 George, Austin 118 Hawkins, D 'Quan 13, 44, 61, 63, George, Maranda 100, 131 100,132 Lacher, Cody 21, 126 Gibson, Kimberly 14, 98, 99, 118 Hawkins, Da'Shaquoia 101, 132 Lallie, Latesionna 100, 138 Gill, Dakota 64, 131 Hawkins, Jaszmon 12, 119 Lancaster, Danielle 22, 120 Gill, Kristen 92, 137 Hawkins, Joseph 76, 132 Lancaster, Debra 20, 23, 25, 40, 62, Gillman, Alyissa 131 Hawkins, Raechel 100, 132 Jacko, Taysha 132 120 Gobley, Kristen 9, 93, 137 Heacock, Joshua 119 Jackson, Kier 19, 66, 72, 119, 126 Lancaster, Evan 22 Godsey, David 64, 125 Heards, Zakhiya 5, 14, 22, 65, 81, Jackson, Mr. 102, 143 Lanham, Andrew 126 Golding, Gregory 125 88, 101, 105, 119 Jarvis, John 90 Larsuel, Michael 51, 63, 126 Gonzales, Cheyanne 100, 137 Heards, Zymanee' 22, 23, 47, 62, 65, Jefferson, Mycheal 8, 60, 63, 138 Latsch, Mrs. 143 Gonzales, Sierra 21, 83, 93, 125 101,132 Jenkins, Mrs. 8, 88, 91, 143 Lautzenheiser, Tiffany 61,91, 120 Gonzalez, Jazmyn 131 Heater, Ashley 88, 100, 101 Johnson, Alex 90 Layne, Preston 63, 120 Gonzalez, Ramon 100, 111, 118 Heddleston, Abby 12, 21, 24, 35, 54, Johnson, Kayla 62, 96, 100, 101, 126 Leek, Leroy 93, 120 Goodman, Ian 100, 132 61,64,97, 100, 107, 130, 132, Johnson, Mrs. 94, 143 Legros, Brodie 138 Graffice, Mr. 9, 52, 143 133 Johnson, Taylesha 4, 119 Leone, Nicholas 132 Gravlee, Benjamin 89, 100, 102, 136, Helphinstine, Andrew 62, 132 Johnson, Ted 91, 124, 126, 127, 129 Leray, Tierra 138 137 Hendershot, Austin 64, 89, 125 Johnson, Xavian 138 Lerch, Sabrina 132 Gravlee, Meagan 62, 84, 95, 100, Hendershot, Kaitlyn 21, 26, 35, 61, Jones, Brenton 50, 126 Lewis, Bethany 97, 102, 138 102, 132 88,94,95,96,97, 110, 112, 113, Jones, Caitlyn 90, 126 Lewis, Evan 89, 126 Green, Mr. Shawn 63 115,119 Jones, Stephanee 126 Leyman, Travis 120 Hershberger, Darrean 119, 125 Jones, Steven 92, 132 Lin, Jasmine 84, 95, 97, 102, 132 150 Jones, Taryn 90, 126 Lin, Jensine 94, 97, 102, 126 Lingafelt, Brent 138 McPherson, David 121 Nichols, William 133, 141 Qualk, Jacob 62, 96, 134 Lipely, Brenden 61, 85, 99, 138 McPherson, Samantha 96, 101, 132 Nicholson, Rheanna 126 Loar, Joshua 84, 85, 89, 96, 98, 99, Meissner, Emily 88, 96, 100, 132 Nicholson, Stefani 71, 96, 121 132 Mergenthaler, Brianna 132 Nieman, Joshua 77 R Logozzo, Mrs. 143 Mergenthaler, Joshua 121 Nieves, Jalynda 121 Lopez, Mateo 120 Messiner, Emily 79 Nieves, Randy 133 Lopez, Roy 138 Metzgar, Travis 121 Niner, Nicholas 22, 23, 51, 60, 64, Rainsburg, Ryan 91, 101, 126 Loving, Tessa 126 Mick, Mr. 78 139 Ramey, Denszell 127 Loyer, Darcy65,96, 132 Middleton, Amber 100, 105, 126 Norman, Shelley 90 Ramser, Timothy 134 Ludwig, Andrew 132 Middleton, Mrs. 143 Nutter, Joshua 133 Reed, Bryenne 88, 134 Lyons, Rachel 4, 65, 101, 120 Mikes, Jeremiah 121 Reel, Holly 62, 122 Lytle, Madison 28, 49, 61, 62, 65, Miku, Gwendolyn 43, 60, 126 Retterer, Emily 35, 46, 47, 61, 62, 88,97, 124, 126 Milano, Anthony 71,91 o 65,83,92,96,97, 130, 134 Miller, Georgina 100, 124, 126 Retterer, Madison 93, 99, 139 Miller, Levi 132 Rettig, Mr. 29, 57, 61,65, 143 Oakes, Eryn 121 M Miller, Mr. 83, 143 Rice, Nathan 9, 52, 64, 127 Oravitz, Mrs. 113 Miller, Mrs. 143 Ridgeway, Shawn 60, 65, 122 Osterfeld, Danielle 93, 139 Minard, Kayla 126 Riffle, Victoria 62, 122 Madison, Ms. 143 Osterfeld, Gabby 8, 90, 96, 99, 118 Minnich, Donald 8, 60, 64, 96, 132, Riggins, Marcus 134 Magee, DeLane 126 121 133 Ripley, Anthony 139 Maley, Hannah 120 Ousley, London 19, 74, 121 Minor, Craig 12, 44, 65, 100, 107, Ripley, Jessica 139 Malloy, Hannah 10, 40, 41, 48, 62, Owens, Erica Tucker 107 116,121 Ripley, Samantha 93, 127 75,92,95,97, 100, 132, 133 Oye, Jane 133 Robb, Yale 16, 32, 61, 65, 88, 94, Mitchell, Nautica 60, 138 Malone, Alexandria 138 97, 100, 127 Malsch, Mr. John 25 Mitchell, Zeh'Ona 62, 121 Mobley, Haley 60, 92, 100, 121 Roberts, Ashley 9, 17, 35, 61, 68, 99, Mancini, Mr. 9, 113, 143 130,134 Mancini, Nickolas 120 Monroe, Noah 60, 63, 107, 121 Montgomery, Miranda 132 Robinson, Chad 127 Mancini, Rosaria 62, 96, 102, 132 Roden, Hannah 8, 101, 133, 134 Moon, Brandon 138 P'Simer, Dylan 133 Mann, Mrs. 143 Rodman, Samuel 48, 62, 74, 99, 100, Mansfield, Lucy 138 Moretti, Taylor 126 Pacheco, Justin 121 Morgan, Harry 133 Palmer, Devin 13, 21, 28, 48, 61, 62, 139 Marckel, Jeremy 132 Rodriguez-Hamilton, Kristina 139 Morgan, Paige 64 93, 126 Marian, Camden 14, 98, 99, 126 Rodriquez, Shantell 122 Morris, Elana 138 Pasco, Coach Brian 62 Marian, Gaston 61, 89, 97, 102, 138 Rohr, Mckinsey 17, 67, 90, 97, 100, Morris, Laura 133 Patterson, Mike 113 Marschinke, Nicole 98, 99, 120 107, 130, 134 Marshall, Janae 13, 15, 21, 35, 61, Morris, Mr. Chad 64 Patterson, Mrs. 72,73, 143 Morris, Mr. 143 Patton, Cierra 12,93, 133 Rohrer, Amber 29, 61, 65, 89, 94, 65,96,99, 120 Morris, Mr. 113 Payne, Bobbie 60, 139 95,96,98,99,127 Marshall, Mr. LaRon 47, 62 Morrison, Kasandra 22, 90 Payne, Brandon 60, 121 Roland, Ryan 18, 30, 60, 63, 122 Martin, Alexandria 138 Roose, Ty 30, 50, 60, 64, 90, 127 Morrison, Rex 22, 23, 138 Payton, Shamika 139 Martin, Jeffery 60, 120 Rotzel, Kelly 127 Morrow, Tanner 126, 128 Payton, Takayla 11, 12, 83, 97, 111, Martin, Parrish 45, 60, 63, 138 Rounds, Brook 91, 122 Mort, Sarah 93, 133 112, 113, 116, 121 Martin, Vernon 30, 44, 45, 60, 63, Rounds, Hailey 102, 139, 141 Moya, Dakota 133 Peck, Amanda 58, 64, 101, 112, 113, 126 Rovnak, Austin 62, 64, 97, 100, 134 Mozden, Mckayla 18, 58, 59, 62, 64, 121 Martinez, Michael 21, 93, 126 Row, Ian Hostetter 94 65,91, 126 Peck, Erik 23, 100, 122 Mason, Cordero 132 Rowe, Shannon 100, 139 Mudrak, Mrs. 88, 143 Percival, Zach 63 Mason, Megan 126 Rowley, Hailee 64, 140 Mullet, Alexandra 58, 64, 126 Percy, Fredrick 124, 133 Mason, Za 'Brion 138 Ruff, Marissa 122 Mullet, Jacquelyn 76, 77, 90, 126 Percy, Payge 126 Mathes, Misty 132 Ruggles, Evan 94, 127 Muntean, Savanah 4, 121 Percy, Zackery 139 Maxwell-Andrews, Alexia 100, 138 Russell-Presutti, Samantha 61, 65, Murphy, Ashley 121 Perkins, Brandi 27, 58, 62, 64, 126 May, Corey 138 127 Murphy, Dustin 61, 90, 97, 98, 99, Perkins, Tyler 14,98,99, 126 Mayle, Jackie 30, 44, 45, 60, 63, 96, 138 Persinger, Krystal 122 119 Murphy, Rajinyc 139 Persinger, Raymond 139 Mays, Ciatu 60, 65, 138 Myers, Dakota 12, 17, 97, 100, 133 Pete, Taralyn 40, 62, 81, 94, 95, 96, Mays, Jalen 4, 21, 30, 44, 60, 63, 97, 100,105,133 124, 126 Petko, Charlotte 62, 95, 96, 100, 133 Sabik, Mrs. 81, 102, 143 Mays, Shania 46, 47, 62, 100, 138 N Phillipi, Daniel 133 Sadler, Faith 101, 134 Mays, Tiara 47, 62, 97, 132 Phillips, Kordelle 24, 45, 60, 63, 64, Safkow, Aleisha 9, 62, 101, 122 McClintock, Brittany 138 93, 139 Sage, Coach Stephanie 62 McClowry, Mrs. 143 Nagle, Theodore 121 Pisanello, Mark 12, 19, 53, 64, 83, Salas, Israel 73, 140 McClure, Kaylee 93, 100, 132 Nagy, Chelsie 65, 90, 111, 126 124,126 Salaski, Chassidy 21, 62, 64, 96, 99, McCollam, Mariyah M 90, 99, 111, Nagy, Leslie 126 Pisoni, Elani 4, 112, 113, 122 122 126 Napier, Markeeya 5, 101, 133 Pisoni, Jerry 23, 133 Salaski, Dillon 36, 92, 140 McCollam, Tyffani 138 Napier, Trajan 69, 126 Pollock, Ashley 126 Salle, Daniel 7, 10, 16, 24, 27, 48, McConnell, Seth 60, 80, 84, 95, 96, Naugle, Lindsey 71, 126 Poole, Mrs. 92, 143 62,65,95,96,97, 100, 112, 113, 97, 100, 101, 104, 105, 107, 130, Nazario, Louis Alvarado- 74 Poole, Neil 92, 122 122 132 Neff, James 32, 61,67, 126 Porter, Kori 90 Sanders, Jessica 74, 135 McCracken, Dalton 99, 138 Neff, Rebecca 121 Potchik, Samuel 9, 133 Saucedo, Ricardo 127 McCullough, Kaylee 132 Neidliger, Mrs. 92, 143 Presutti, Brian 64, 139 Saucedo, Rosa 101, 134 McCurdy, Joshua 132 Neira, Estelle 121 Prince, Will 71, 91, 98, 99 Saunders, Terrion 12, 16, 17, 20, 30, McDaniel, Casey 132 Nelson, Sarah 88, 133 Principe, Jesica 41, 62, 74, 97, 102, 51,60,63,65,122 McDaniel, Steven 71, 86, 120 Newill, Chealsea 116 139 Scaia, Raymond 134 McElroy, Katrease 12, 98, 99, 138, Newill, Chelsea 80, 102, 103, 111, Prioli, Jenna 5, 21, 23, 25, 35, 88, Scanlon, Mrs. 143 141 121 95,96,97, 101, 122 Schafer, Molly 9, 97, 140 McGeehen, Mr. 9, 62, 143 Newill, Kayla 13, 100, 139 Prioli, Melissa 96, 100, 101, 139 Schaffert, Andrew 60, 71, 89, 127 McKinney, Samantha 4, 120 Newman, Akazhia 9, 12, 47, 62, 65, Puckett, Amber 17,96 Schaub, Emily 136, 140 McKitrick, Bryan 78 96,133 Schaub, Victoria 62, 100, 134 McKnight, Mrs. Stephanie 90 Newman, Daniel 20, 121 Schaublin, Stephanie 15, 84, 98, 99, McMinn, Desmon 126 Newman, Zachary 139 134 McNemar, Alexis 126 Newton, Raymond 139 Schilling, Mr. 9, 67, 72, 91, 143 McPherson, Alexander 120 Nichols, Tyler 133 Schmied, Vinny 60 151 Ferrall Schmied Jr., Vincent 17, 21, 63, 140 Stickler, Megan 140 Wood-Powell, Jaymee 140 Fetty, Schory, Troy 127 Stickler, Rebecca 122 Woolman, Mr. Greg 63 Filisky Schroeder, Cassady 101, 134 Stickler, Tiffany 23, 128 Wozniak, Ms. 90, 143 Fink, ] Schroeder, Clint 122 Stone, Benjamin 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, Van Orsdale, Luke 36, 39, 62, 64, 65, Wright, Dev 'Vionne 140 Fishel, Schuller, Brittany 101, 127 25,33,39,61,65,92,94,95, 100, 83,94, 124, 128 Wyche, Brittany 12, 123 Fisher. Schwarz, Mrs. 91, 143 112, 113, 116, 122 VanCamp, Garret 12, 19, 63, 77, 128 Fisher. Scott, Matthew 9, 28, 29, 48, 56, 61, Stone, Lucas 9, 22, 61, 107, 130, 134 VanCamp, Tyler 140 Fitzgei 62,65, 124, 124, 127 Stout, Miranda 58, 64, 101, 123 Vance, Camri 62, 65, 140 Y 99, Scott, Mr. 92, 143 Stovall, Kevin 140 Vance, James 134 Flaker Scott, Taurice 56 Strait, Chad 134, 135 Vance, Taylor 64, 100 Yarian, Ashley 140 125, Scott, Taurice 12, 30, 45, 60, 63, 65, Strata, Nicholas 63, 64, 140 Vandal, Douglas 78, 89, 134 Yarian, Ryan 140 Flatt, ( 127 Stryffeler, Brandon 96, 140 Vankampen, Stephen 63, 89, 123 Yarian, Thomas 123 Flegen Scott, Tyler 28, 29, 57, 61, 65, 91, Stump, Caitlin 60, 140 Vayner, Danielle 123 Yeagley, Joshua 99, 140 Fontai 97,127 Stump, Shannan 134 Veneri, Alicia 93, 94, 97, 101, 123 Ford,. Sedei, Erika 122 Stutler, Brook 21, 22, 23, 62, 65, 97, Veneri, David 60, 140 Yeagley, Monica 93, 100, 135 Ford, I Sees, Katelyn 15, 21, 25, 35, 61, 65, 99,123 Vickers, Mrs. 113, 143 Yeater, Raymond 128 Ford, ] 72,90,94,95,96,97,98,99, 106, Summers, Marrisa 130 Vickers, Roy 64, 123 Yingst, Ms. 88, 143 Ford,r 111, 112, 113, 122 Swank, Aleah 123 Vigilante, Bryan 134 Yoho, Charay 7, 64, 78, 110, 111, Fordin Shafer, Michael 62, 127 Swank, Cassidee 9, 35, 61, 62, 88, Vigilante, Tina 92, 134 123 Yoho, Shardin 135 100, Shafer, Monica 140 90,92, 128 Vineyard, Ayla 65, 128 York, Andre 135 Forkel Shaffer, Jeremy 127 Swartz, Allison 134 Vogelsong, Kayla 123 Young, Chavas 17, 30, 44, 60, 65, Forresl Shakhtra, Hadil 7, 22, 34, 35, 61, 65, Sweitzer, Tabitha 61, 65, 100, 128 Voshel, Courtney 93, 94, 95, 112, Fortne 83,85,92,95,96,97, 100, 130, Swisher, Christopher 89, 128 113, 119, 123 110,123 Fortne 133,134 Swonger, Shannon 9, 81, 100, 102, Voshel, Emily 140 Young, Lindsey 20, 21, 42, 43, 60, Foster, Shakhtra, Haya 7, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 105,140 Voshel, Tyler 134 61,128 Young, Tavion 60, 63, 140 61,i 25,92,95,97, 100, 118, 122 Syme, Rachel 123 118, Shaver, Jaelyn 18, 19, 21, 42, 60, 72, Fother 92,97, 127, 129 w Fountc Shaw, Mr. 9, 60, 143 Fowler Shea, Mrs. 143 Fox, IV Shearer, Clarissa 140 Waggoner, Mrs. Denise 25, 76 Taranto, Mrs. 143 Zachery, Areana 14, 15, 23, 65, 72, Frank, Shearer, Dustin 134 Wagner, Cindy 16, 128 Taylor, Kristina 134 Wagner, Dustin 128 94,95,96,98,99, 123 Fraser, Shearrow, Cody 62, 65, 134 Zachery, Sayvaun 22 Freem; Shearrow, Colton 140 Taylor, Marcelius 128 Wainuskis, Riley 73, 140 Taylor, Mr. Troy 65 Zadigian, Emily 81, 83, 84, 91, 95, 125 Sheehan, Kristopher 134 Walter, Dylan 92, 134 Taylor, Shayne 14, 15, 32, 56, 61, 97, 100, 105, 135 Freem; Sheppard, Cindel 127 Wang, YiZhong 140 65,89,96,98,99, 123 Ward, Alyssa 14, 43, 60, 88, 91, 98, Zaleski, Erin 7, 21, 24, 34, 35, 54, Freem; Sherrill, Skyeler 66, 122 61,64,97, 100, 111, 117, 123 Frusto; Sherwood, Nancy 17, 107, 134 Taylor, Zayna 58, 61, 64, 65, 71, 86, 99, 134, 135 91,98,99, 128 Zarges, Ms. 143 100, Shively,Mr. 84, 85, 113, 136, 143 Ward, Corey 128 Terrell, Dezerae 97, 110, 123 Zavarelli, Mrs. 113 Fuerst, Shoemaker, Mr. Jeff 25 Ward, Justin 76, 77, 140 Terrell, Dominick 123 Zelenak, Chance 135 Funk,'. Shoemaker, Mr. 143 Warner, Tyler 13, 19, 78, 91, 98, 99, Thain, Jarrett 140 Ziegler, Rachael 123 Funk,' Shoemaker, Mr. 9 123 Tharpe, Elizabeth 58, 64, 123 Zinda, Jessica 42, 60, 100, 123 Furry, Sihock, Cassandra 93, 97, 98, 99, Watkins, Maribel 128 Thomas, Christoff 93, 123 Zorger, Christina 140 101,122 Watson, Adontis 63 Thomas, David 128 Zorger, Zabrina 140 Simmons, Gregory 128 Watson, Karasten 140, 141 Thomas, De 'Jon 134 Zurbrugg, Carissa 62, 92, 97, 140, Simms, Sabrina 140 Wayt, Nathaniel 134 Thomas, Garyionce 50, 60, 128 141 Sivula, Miss 143 Weatherspoon, Devin 134 Thomas, Jaslynn 100, 140 Zurbrugg, Caroline 7, 9,18,19, 35, Skidmore, Mr. 143 Weatherspoon, Myesha 17, 100, 140 Thomas, Jeremy 128 48,61,62,65,85,92,94,95,96, Galfi, j Skidmore, Nicholas 64, 95, 96, 97, Weese, Nicholas 93, 134 Gandei Thomas, Mason 128 Weibush, Cammarie 93, 98, 99, 134 97,128 99, 100, 134 Thomas, Morgan 42, 60, 64, 134 Weibush, Jeremiah 140 Zurbrugg, Mr. 65 100, Skivolocki, Todd 122, 128 Thomas, Mr. 22, 63, 78, 143 Weisel, Cheyanne 128 Gandei Slavens, Jonathan 89 Thomas, Sayvaun 23, 140 Welch, Miss 143 Garloc Sloane, Kaley 122 Thomas, Shnaiah 99, 140 Wells, Andrew 65, 134 Gates, Sloat, Justin 8 Thomas, Zaviay 63, 134 West, Tearra 134 Gates, Smart, Erica 128 Gates, Thorpe, Danielle 8, 21, 134 Weyer, Kyle 14, 15, 24, 89, 95, 96, Bush, Mr. Troy 63 Smith, Amber 134 Toussant, Lynnita 41, 62, 95, 96, 97, Gattis, Smith, Daniel 128 98,99, 100, 101, 110, 123 Gehret Smith, Edward 93, 140 100,134 Weyer, Mackenzie 23, 134 George Smith, Harisson 134 Towne, Jasmine 57, 61, 65, 88, 95, Wheeler, Jerry 134 George Smith, Jordan 9, 65, 98, 99, 140 110,123 Whitacre, Jameson 21, 128 Gibson Smith, Kelby 41, 62, 97, 102, 140 Trautman, Aubrey 9, 26, 34, 35, 62, Whitaker, Michael 64, 83, 92, 96, Gill, D Smith, Marissa 100, 140 92,94,95,97,99, 140 100,133, 134 Gill, K Smith, Morgan 94, 96, 102, 128 Trautman, Connor 20, 94, 128 White, Alexander 134 Gillma Smith, Nathan 14, 88, 97, 98, 99, Trout, Mrs. 143 White, Cynthia 15, 99 Gobley Tucker, Jennalee 10, 12, 25, 40, 41, Williams, Albert 140 Godse) 133,134 Smith, Spencer 88 62,95,97, 100, 111, 123 Williams, Alexis 8, 65, 101, 128 Goldin Tucker, Mckenzie 140 Williams, Devante 123 Gonzal Snell, Mrs. 143 Staggers, Brennan 60, 134 Tucker-Owens, Erica 100, 130, 134 Williams, India 23, 42, 60, 88, 125, Gonzal Turney, Jacob 4, 18, 60, 63, 64, 77, 128 Gonzal Stahler, Eric 8, 60, 140 Stahler, Eric 63 90, 128 Williams, La 'Yonna 140 Gonzal Williams, Marcus 13, 30, 60, 63, 135 Goodn Stanberry, Larreshia 17, 62, 94, 96, 134 Williams, Marquez 13, 45, 60, 63, Graffic u 135 Gravle* Stanley, Devon 9, 42, 55, 60, 64, 97, 128 Williamson, Dakota 64, 140 137 | Starkey, Daniel 36, 45, 62, 63, 134 Williamson, Lathan 17, 60, 64, 100, Gravle( Unckrich, Michael 48, 60, 62, 64, 92, Steed, Jon 57, 65, 122 95,96,97, 140 140,141 102, ; Stenger, Bryce 128 Underwood, Mrs. 9, 143 Williamson, Mrs. 143 Green, Stevens, Samantha 60, 64, 74, 97, Underwood, Rikki 92, 123 Wineman, Dakota 135 Withrow, Tiffany 99, 123 150 1520,134