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Ryman Arts New and Returning Students for Spring 2020 *sorted by high school student name High School Name Axel Perez Academic Leadership Community School Jacquelyn Lee Alhambra High School Brandon Um Aliso Niguel High School Danna Contreras Animo Jackie Robinson Charter High School Ashley Wei Arcadia High School Ethan Chen Arcadia High School Iris Xu Arcadia High School Alyssa Fukumoto Arnold O. Beckman High School Kohle Jackson Baldwin Park High School Ray Parra Bassett High School Iona Gutierrez Bell High School Kate Palma Bell High School Pigeon González Bell High School Princess Vivar Bell High School Victor Uribe Bell High School Alex Lozano Birmingham Community Charter High School Bella Creado Bishop Montgomery High School Emma Tiedemann Bishop Montgomery High School Chanmi Kim Bolsa Grande High School Joseph Wang Bonita High School Kaleila Krebs Bonita High School Michelle Coronado Bonita High School Emily Stroh Brea Olinda High School Lara Park Brea Olinda High School Sam Goble Brea Olinda High School Jamie Kim Buena Park High School Makenna Jonas Buena Park High School Yesenia Gomez Buena Park High School Joseph Lee California Academy of Mathematics and Science School Michael Decastro California Academy of Mathematics and Science School Isabel Rodriguez California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley� Lauren Duong California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley� Leia Sun California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley� Evah Kim Canyon High School- Anaheim Vee Issar Centennial High School Kaitlyn Bahng Cerritos High School Pauline Lee Cerritos High School Priscilla Lee Cerritos High School Sharon Won Cerritos High School Kimberly Guzman Cesar E. Chavez Learning Academies ArTes Ara Kim Chaminade Preparatory Ellya Kim Chaminade Preparatory Aaliyah Mcintosh City Honors College Preparatory Charter School Brooklynn Winters City Honors College Preparatory Charter School Charlie Carter City Honors College Preparatory Charter School Marietta Colar City Honors College Preparatory Charter School Galen Adolph Claremont High School Natalie Hofmann Cleveland Charter High School Minseo Gu Cornelia Connelly High School Jennifer Kim Crean Lutheran High School Jessica Yu Crean Lutheran High School Lucy Levine Crescenta Valley High School Katy DiLeo Crossroads School for the Arts Sara Offer Crossroads School for the Arts Annabel Axtell Culver City High School Eva Gibbs-Zehnder Culver City High School Joe Fratantuno Culver City High School Lucas Delgado Culver City High School Luci Daniel Culver City High School Sami Shanman Culver City High School Serena Lara-Greenberg Culver City High School Willow Guy Culver City High School Ari Avila Cypress High School Melody Park Cypress High School Nathan Nam Cypress High School Shani Wald-Coahin de Toledo High School Catherine Han Diamond Bar High School Sarah Cai Diamond Bar High School Nadia Alwiny Downtown Magnets High School City Fidencio Reza Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Isaac Pablo Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Lani Storm Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Genesis Otero Dymally High School James Chung El Dorado High School Erin Abeyta El Rancho High School Delaney Birkett El Segundo High School Emilia Thompson El Segundo High School Cristina Lee Fairfax High School David Jang Fairfax High School Estefanía Puente Fairfax High School Liv Matsunaga Fairfax High School Lucas Tammariello Fairfax High School Yuna Choi Fairfax High School Nicole Zhang Fairmont Preparatory Academy Alyssa Valdivia Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Newlyn Nguyen Fountain Valley High School Aleah Pérez Fullerton Union High School Bella Conger Fullerton Union High School Bella Varieur Fullerton Union High School Esther Liu Fullerton Union High School Kierra Murray Fullerton Union High School Taylor Frank Fullerton Union High School Azael Hernandez Garden Grove High School Natalie Duran Garden Grove High School Thao Hoang Garden Grove High School Justine Frias Garey High School Alisha Rivero Glen A. 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Wilson High School Rian Williams Glendora High School Tiana Chamsi Glendora High School Alexa Hermoso Granada Hills Charter High School Joel Yong Granada Hills Charter High School Kaysel Dancel Granada Hills Charter High School Alice Song Gretchen Whitney High School Arrim Jung Gretchen Whitney High School Jimin Choi Gretchen Whitney High School Madison Plotkin Gretchen Whitney High School Tiffany Moon Gretchen Whitney High School Elisa Schoemehl Hamilton High School Christina LesaHART's - Humanities And Arts Academy Of Los Angeles Academy at Narbonne Kacey Kim Harvard-Westlake High School David Cooke Hawthorne High School Lee Garber-Patel Hawthorne High School Rin Morales Hawthorne High School Chloe Bakert Herbert Hoover High School Donna Choi Herbert Hoover High School Rachel Shin Herbert Hoover High School Maddie Runcie Inspire Charter Schools Samuel Penn Inspire Charter Schools Ksenia Sorokina John Marshall High School Casandra Arcos King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Erika Linares King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Steff Bejar King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Emi Lopez-Robb La Habra High School Fatima Fernandez La Habra High School Abby Tandoc La Mirada High School Eryn Tandoc La Mirada High School Mary Zou La Mirada High School Frida Zarco La Serna High School Jennifer Kim La Vista High School Kimmy Raye-Brown Lakewood High School Antonio Michaels Larchmont Charter School Ava Seefried Larchmont Charter School Camila Vallejo Los Alamitos High School Sadie Syn Los Alamitos High School Hayoung Park Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Poppy Justice Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Sophia Spagna Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Victoria Choi Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Jo Lin Los Osos High School Stephanie Cao Los Osos High School Cora Uchida Mira Costa High School Riya Attam Mira Costa High School Naomi Holtz Mission Viejo High School Marcelo Gonzalez Morningside High School Ian Hemingson New Roads High School Lili Burrows New Roads High School Philip Kang North Hollywood High School Patricia Delfin Norwalk High School Dylan Verabian Notre Dame Academy Milla Penelope Markovic Notre Dame Academy Nicholas Vizzi Notre Dame High School - Sherman Oaks Ailen Enriquez Nova Academy Rebecca Harter-Foist Ocean View High School Clare Cho Orange County School of the Arts Erin Choi Orange County School of the Arts Juliana Jarvis Orange County School of the Arts Kaitlyn Pak Orange County School of the Arts Andrea Garcia Oscar de la Hoya Animo Charter High School Emily Lee Oxford Academy Kiran Slomka Palisades Charter High School Anna Lim Palos Verdes High School Johnny Lee Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Kim Wagner Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Aidan Bae Ramon C. 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