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2010 IAA List 2009 YEARBOOK INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Smith, Prairie Vista CLUB/ORGANIZATION Feng, Canyon Vista HM-Sarah Westlake, Cedar SPREAD HM-Brooke Skinner, Briarhill MS/JH Valley HM-Cody Cornelius, McKen- 1. Cassidy Toth, Kimberlyn CLUB/ORGANIZATION THEME SELECTION zie Pepper, Briarhill Pace, Canyon Vista FEATURE STORY AND DEVELOPMENT 2. Sarah Robinson, Cedar STUDENT LIFE SPREAD Valley 1. Drake Hollingshead, Allie 1. Erin Glen, Roman Wom- 3. Lauren McCarly, Cross Donnelly, Mikaela Meade, mack, Meghan Gomillion, 1. Natalie Thigpen, Pleasant Timbers Hill Country Melissa Demel, Catrina Grove HM-Aaron Zou, Hill Country 2. Emma Ramirez, Chloe Milum, Corinne Grand- 2. Sofia Dyer, Stasia Foster, Scarborough, Canyon colas, Cristie Ingram, Alina Vega, Fulmore AD SPREAD Vista Stephanie Settle, Chan- 3. Nicole Buzzard, Cedar 3. Corina Santos, Fulmore dler Mrlik, David Oliver, Valley 1. Celeste Garcia, Prairie Hill Country HM-Alex Nasche, Avery Mc- Vista PERSONALITY PROFILE 2. Amanda Weaver, Galen Conathy, Briarhill 2. Maggie Werkenthin, Hill Reifsniderk Laura Deval- HM-Madi Bauer, Cross Country 1. Cali Dorsch, Fulmore court, Cedar Valley Timbers 3. Staff, Pleasant Grove 2. Emma Ramirez, Sophia 3. Staff, Pleasant Grove HM-Jose Maldonado, Abby HM-Lauren Gariss, McKen- Thompson, Canyon Vista Blackwell, Scott Johnson zie Creek, Briarhill 3. Carley Cooley, Briarhill CAPTIONS HM-Hannah West Nover, SPORTS SPREAD INDEX SPREAD Briarhill 1. Christi Chang, Simone Feng, Valerie Chiu, Pre- 1. Jaylia Travis, Fulmore 1. Katelyn Pollard, Ariana SPORTS ACTION PHOTO ethi Balakrishnan, Sarah 2. Nathan Smith, Prairie Colon, Cedar Valley Bevins, Amy Cassidy, Vista 2. McKenzie Creek, Kaylee 1. Sarah Hug, Pleasant Justine Sheu, Canyon 3. Elizabeth Stark, Pleasant Parker, Kali Blackshear, Grove Vista Grove Briarhill 2. Luke Purvis, Briarhill 2. Ryan Bigbie, Megan HM-Amanda Krutak, Re- 3. Cassidy Toth, Sezwin 3. Elizabeth Stark, Pleasant Martin, Ashley Pedigo, becca Harris, Briarhill Maknojia, Canyon Vista Grove Lauren Gariss, Briarhill HM-Lindsey Dumbeck, HM-Max McNeil, Briarhill 3. Callie Stribling, Alina Lauren McKinney, Sierra SIDEBAR GRAPHIC HM-Simone Feng, Canyon Vega, Jenna Lang, Jai- Moses, Cedar Valley Vista mend Hill, Jaylia Travis, HM-Shelby Redwine, Shelby 1. Patricia Qualls, Hailey HM-Madison Conant, Scott Sofia Dyer, Amber Man- Gum, Scott Johnson Jeeris, Briarhill Johnson galindan, Fulmore 2. Abby Irby, Chloe Scarbor- HM-Morgan Lohmeier Taylor ACADEMIC SPREAD ough, Canyon Vista SPORTS FEATURE PHOTO Sumner, Christie Ingram, 3. Sam Warren, Erin Glen, Hill Country 1. Ivana Symcox, Katie Hill Country 1. Rachel Downs, Canyon HM-Shelby Gum, Abby Gosa, Prairie Vista Vista Blackwell, Scott Johnson 2. Elizabeth Peavy, Pleasant STUDENT LIFE FEATURE 2. Kennedy Dowd, Pleasant Grove STORY Grove HEADLINES 3. Aaron Zou, Eric Robinson, 3. Kay Ann Orr, Scott John- Hill Country 1. Stasia Foster, Fulmore son 1. Jenna Lang, Collin McGar- HM-Patricia Qualls, Ashley 2. Alex Nasche, Briarhill HM-Jaylia Travis, Fulmore rett, Sofia Dyer, Callie Pedigo, Briarhill 3. Caleb Orr, Scott Johnson Stribling, Fulmore HM-Collin McGarrett, Ful- HM-Valerie Chiu, Simone ACADEMIC PHOTO 2. Stephanie Steele, Taylor more Feng, Canyon Vista Sumner, Christie Ingram, HM-Laura Fretwell, Cedar 1. Kennedy Dowd, Pleasant Hill Country Valley ACADEMIC FEATURE Grove 3. Staff, Scott Johnson STORY 2. Haiden Stiles, Briarhill CLASS SECTION SPREAD 3. Celeste Garcia, Prairie GENERAL INTEREST 1. Cali Capela, Hill Country Vista 1. Laura Devalcourt, Cedar 2. Kimberlyn Pace, Valerie HM-Ivana Symcox, Prairie 1. Cassidy Toth, Sonali Valley Chiu, Canyon Vista Vista Kothare-Aurora, Canyon 2. Bryan Kranis, Briarhill 3. Diamond Alvarez, Briarhill HM- Sofia Dyer, Fulmore Vista 3. Cassidy Toth, Sonali HM-Chloe Scarborough, 2. Jenna Lang, Crisel Su- Kothare-Aurora, Canyon SPORTS FEATURE STORY Canyon Vista arez, Brittany Robinson, Vista Fulmore HM-Callie Stribling, Fulmore 1. Ribka Balakrishnan, Can- STUDENT LIFE PHOTO 3. Sara Farabee, Sam War- yon Vista ren, Hill Country 2. Kaycie Fletcher, Briarhill 1. Katrina Armstrong, Cedar HM-Celeste Garcia, Nathan 3. Kristi Chang, Simone Valley 2009 YEARBOOK INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2. Abby Blackwell, Scott Gambrell, Channing Point SPORTS ACTION PHOTO Johnson HM-Emily Van Zant, Karina 3. Abby Irby, Canyon Vista GENERAL INTEREST Rodriguez, Grace Bum- 1. Kymbre Kupatt, Haskell HM-Kenzie Floyd, Pleasant SPREAD guardner, Albany 2. Kaitlyn Husmann, Albany Grove 3. Grace Bumguardner, 1. Perry Zipoy, Thrall AD SPREAD Albany CLUB/ORGANIZATION 2. Shelby La Bonte, Veronica PHOTO Campbell, Albany 1. Jayda Ramey, Channing SPORTS FEATURE PHOTO 3. Shelby La Bonte, Albany 2. Selina Rodriguez, Lisa 1. Cassidy Toth, Canyon HM-Allyson Ford, Breanna Rodgers, Haskell 1. Grace Bumguardner, Vista Hall, Channing 3. AnDrea Vasquez, Chan- Albany 2. McKenzie Pepper, Briarhill HM-Ana Arreola, Center ning 2. Breanna Hall, Channing 3. Callie Stribling, Fulmore Point 3. Jaci Basco, Thrall HM-Amanda Weaver, Cedar INDEX SPREAD Valley STUDENT LIFE SPREAD ACADEMIC PHOTO HM-Kat Armstrong, Cedar 1. Ana Arreola, Center Point Valley 1. Shelby Boysen, Thrall 2. Ana Arreola, Center Point 1. Breana Burch, Channing 2. Mackenzie McLain, Chan- 3. Staff, Albany 2. Andrea Vasquez, Chan- PORTRAIT ning ning 3. Alex Hurley, Veronica SIDEBAR GRAPHIC 3. Jamie Fuentes, Albany 1. Madison Conant, Scott Campbell, Albany Johnson 1. Veronica Campbell, Emily STUDENT LIFE PHOTO 2. Shelly Carl, Pleasant SPORTS SPREAD Van Zant, Albany Grove 2. Shelby La Bonte, Albany 1. Mackenzie Mclain, Chan- 3. Sofia Dyer, Fulmore 1. Casey Blankenship, Thrall 3. Andrea Vasquez, Chan- ning HM-Melanie Florez, Hill 2. Mallory Hartmann, Thrall ning 2. Jasmine Cox, Thrall Country 3. Cassy Coldwell, Center 3. Samantha Rodriguez, Point STUDENT LIFE FEATURE Haskell HM-Shelby la Bonte, Karina STORY Rodriguez, Kaitlyn Hus- CLUB/ORGANIZATION 1A mann, Albany 1. Mallory Hartmann, Thrall PHOTO HM-Breanna Hall, Channing 2. Lynnette Urbanek, Thrall THEME SELECTION 3. Shelby La Bonte, Albany 1. Shelby Boysen, Thrall AND DEVELOPMENT ACADEMIC SPREAD 2. Karina Rodriguez, Albany ACADEMIC FEATURE 3. Danae Parman, Channing 1. Shelby Boysen, Brittney 1. Trent Ricter, Thrall STORY Heselmeyer, Lynnette 2. Breanna Hall, Channing PORTRAIT Urbanek, Thrall 3. Cassy Coldwell, Center 1. Perry Zipoy, Thrall 2. Kim Gambrell, Mackenzie Point 2. Trent Richter, Thrall 1. Alyssa Bolen, Center Point McLain, Channing HM-Brandon Hooten, Chan- 3. Meredith Harvey, Haskell 2. Wesley Darcy, Channing 3. Ana Arreola, Center Point ning 3. Mackenzie McLain, Channing HM-Veronica Campbell, SPORTS FEATURE STORY CAPTIONS Albany HM-Kaitlyn Husmann, Albany 1. Frankie Valdez, Thrall 1. Jaci Basco, Trent Richter, 2. Casey Blankenship, Thrall 2A Mallory Hartmann, Jes- CLASS SECTION SPREAD 3. Jesi Davis, Albany sica Holft, Thrall HM-Jamie Fuentes, Albany THEME SELECTION 2. Cassy Coldwell, Brittany 1. Frankie Valdez, Thrall AND DEVELOPMENT Butler, Center Point 2. Casey Blankenship, Thrall CLUB/ORGANIZATION 3. Mackenzie McLain, Carla 3. Veronica Campbell, FEATURE STORY 1. Brooke White, Brian Zamudio, Alllyson Ford, Albany Odom, White Oak Kim Gambrell, Channing HM-Kim Gambrell, Channing 1. Emily Van Zant, Albany 2. Staff, Buffalo HM-Samantha Klassen, 2. Jessica Hoeft, Thrall 3. Sarah Jackson, Ashley HEADLINES Iraan 3. Kim Gambrell, Channing Watson, Brazos HM-Mariam Saifullah, Bright- 1. Mallory Hartmann, Jes- er Horizons Academy CLUB/ORGANIZATION PERSONALITY PROFILE sica Holft, Trent Richter, HM-Andrew Bolton, Briar- SPREAD Casey Blankenship, 1. Dawn Skinner, Leslie wood School Thrall 1. Mallory Hartmann, Thrall Crosson, Haskell 2. Cassy Coldwell, Brittany 2. Jaci Basco, Thrall 2. Jesi Davis, Albany CAPTIONS Butler, Betty Arreola, 3. Brittany Butler, Center 3. Shelby La Bonte, Albany Center Point Point 1. Amanda Kirkscey, Lauren 3. Mackenzie McLain, Kim HM-Cassy Caldwell, Center Kovar, Tara Hlavinka, 2009 YEARBOOK INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Linda Reed, East Bernard 3. Eric Waldrum, S&S Saifullah, Zubeda PERSONALITY PROFILE 2. Shelby Coleman, Lauren HM-Ashlei Gesch, Wall Varwani, Fatima Hanif, Fenn, Meredith Coleman, HM-Ashley Lanier, Brazos Brighter Horizons Acad- 1. Sarah Jenkins, White Oak Brazos HM-Meredith Shaw, Buffalo emy 2. Kayla Tovar, East Bernard 3. Shelby Kastler, Whitney 2. Brooke White, Brian 3. Brooke White, White Oak Gully, Breanna Beach, ACADEMIC SPREAD Odom, White Oak HM-Meredith Shaw, Buffalo Wall 3. Tori Harris, East Bernard HM-Brian Odom, Zach 1. Spenser Lynn, White Oak SPORTS ACTION PHOTO Stolle, Brooke White, 2. Mariel Guenther, Brazos SIDEBAR GRAPHIC White Oak 3. Michael Morelock, Buffalo 1. Meredith Shaw, Buffalo HM-Martha Zimmerman, HM-Jamie Horelica, Kayla 1. Brooke White, Brian 2. Brittany Gryder, White Oak Buffalo Lambert, Brazos Odom, White Oak 3. Matt Clifton, East Bernard HM-Maegan Vacek, East 2. Lauren Fenn, Brazos HM-Kayla Lambert, Brazos HEADLINES Bernard 3. Meredith Coleman, Brazos HM-Ethan Dujay, Buffalo HM-Seth Allen, S&S HM-Amanda Kirkscey, East HM-Kimmie Lopez, East 1. Meredith Shaw, Tristan Bernard Bernard Brewer, Andrew Roberts, CLASS SECTION SPREAD HM-Shelby Hirt, Wall Buffalo SPORTS FEATURE PHOTO 2. Brooke White, Kayla Stew- 1. Brian Odom, Brooke STUIDENT LIFE FEATURE art, Brian Odom, Spenser White, White Oak STORY 1. Brittany Gryder, White Oak Lynn, Camille Lindsey, 2. Meredith Coleman, Brazos 2. Matt Clifton, East Bernard White Oak 3. Staff, Buffalo 1. Katie Pace, Lindsey 3. Ethan Dujay, Buffalo 3. Lauren Fenn, Katie Cates, HM-Meagan Vacek, East Schuler,
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