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Class of 2002 Commencement Exercises Eastview High School Independent School District 196 Apple Valley, Minnesota Friday, June 7, 2002 7:00 p.m. Program PRELUDE “National Emblem March” .......................................................................................... E. E. Bagley “America The Beautiful” ................................................................................. arr. Carmen Dragon Eastview High School Band – Director, Frank Pasquerella PROCESSIONAL (Please stand for the Processional) “Pomp and Circumstance” ...................................................................... Edward Elgar/Grundman Eastview High School Band – Director, Frank Pasquerella JUNIOR ESCORTS ................................................... Jason Cermak, Sarah Gant and Sarah Huhner GREETINGS .....................................................................................................Dr. J. Richard Dewey GRADUATE MESSAGE .............................................................................................Joseph Filipas MUSICAL SELECTIONS “This Day” ...................................................................................................................... Arr. Shaw “Oh My Luve’s Like A Red, Red Rose” .................................................................... René Clausen Violin: Allison Collins, Cello: John Stiles Eastview High School Concert Choir – Director, Judy Sagen Accompanist - Mark Ertl FACULTY SPEAKER ................................................................................................. Mary Carberry PRESENTATION OF GRADUATING CLASS ..................................................Dr. J. Richard Dewey PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS....................................................................... Board of Education SENIOR READERS.................................................................. Ashley McNamara and Robyn Salter RECESSIONAL ....................................... Eastview High School Band – Director, Frank Pasquerella • National Honor Society + President’s Education Award H Honor Graduate HH Graduate with High Honors Members of the Class of 2002 HHH Graduate with Highest Honors Michael J. Abraham Cody Jeffrey Benjamin Thien Trang Thi Bui • Danielle A. Cronholm Charmaine Marie Clachers Abubo Jacob Russell Bennett •+H Kyle William Buller Dale Alan Cross Alvina P. Adasevich Rachel Marie Bennett Emily Anne Bullinger Charles Robert Crozier Lilyya Adasevich David Michael Benson Bowie James Edison Burger Nathan Joseph D‘Aloia Kedra Aziza Ahmad Wesley Martin Berg Ashley Elizabeth Burke Sylvester Frank D’Agostino Christopher Michael Ahrens Jessica Marie Bergquist Jessica Marcella Burke •H Sarah Elizabeth Dahlke Christopher Orlando Alamano Nelson Berhow-Rivera Tyler Neal Burrows + Blake Gordon Daley Manal Farouk Al-Hassen Thomas John Bice Ryan Mark Butterworth H Jeremiah Dally Lindsay Marie Anathan James Alton Bigelow Adam Joseph Cabanaw Levi A. Dambroten Jacob Paul Andersen Anne Elizabeth Billion •+H Elizabeth Adele Cacich Zachary Eion Dando-Thompson Andrew Roy Anderson Katie Ann Bisson Nicholas Ryan Canada Alexander Edward Dauphin Arynn A. Anderson • Amy Ellen Blake +H Nicholas Stephen Robert Cardot Matthew Rollin Davidson Colin David Anderson Cody A. Blanshan Kelly James Carlin •+HHH Aneesah Danielle Davis Jill Marie Anderson Jennifer Nicole Blesener Brett Alan Carlson + Laura Beth Davis Jonathan David Anderson Robert Deland Bloch Tara Lynn Carlson •H Joseph Gerard De Marco Joshua Kirk Anderson Amanda Leigh Blundetto •+ Tawny Lee Carlson Lauren M. Dees Laura Ashley Anderson •+H Ryan Scott Boatman Kristopher Jon Carson Derek Eldon Degrote Megan Kim Anderson Daniel James Bocchi •+ Melissa Lynne Cazatt Alyssa Marie DeHate Paul Thomas Anderson Allison Paige Bohn Elizabeth Kay Chapman Bhopaul Deonarine Derrick James Arntz Maria Consuelo Valladares-Bonelli Matthew Aaron Chasney Jennifer Marie Dibble Katherine Naureen Ashton +HHH Dana Leslie Boomhower •H Christopher Michael Christopherson Stephanie Lynn Dieter Daniel Robert Bachman Bryan Richard Borchardt •+H Jeremiah Yong Chung •HHH Thomas James Diger Amanda Dawn Bainbridge + Jeffrey Joseph Bourassa Danielle Lisa Cirelli David Andrew Disel Eric David Baker •+H Ann Haley Bowman James Paul Clemensen Kelsie Lenore Dolney David John Balfanz •+HHH David Dewaine Braasch +HH Kendra Rose Clowe Daniel Chase Dolsky Gina Marie Baratto H Jacob Thomas Bredemus Bryan Joshua Cogswell Bridgit K. Dorcy Regina Ann Barna Benjamin Thomas Brekken Allison Marie Collins Alyson Marie Dorken + Amanda Marie Barnd Kari Elizabeth Brenberg Stefanie Ann Collis • Katie Marie Dougherty Casey Lynn Barry Adam Micheal Bressler Suzanne Jeanne Connell Noah Jay Dove Curtis Scott Batulis Sheana Marie Breuer Adam David Connelly Marvin Robert Drake Lindsay Raquel Bauman Thomas Stephen Bril Neeka Louise Connors Melissa Marie Dreier • Gregory Scott Beach David A. Broback Kathryn Elizabeth Cooper • Julia Yoon Jung Dugan •H Jessica Leigh Beckmann Jonathan Mikhail Brooks Kimberly Anne Cossette Andrew Taylor Dvorak Jodie Marie Beckmann Lucas McKay Brown Candice Marie Courtright Kimberly Rae Dvorak • Erik Richard Beitzel + Jessica Anne Bruyer Laura A. Craig Jonathan David Edmonson •+HH Jennifer Kristine Belbeck Laura Elizabeth Bryan Thomas Robert Crawford Stephan David Egan Amy Marie Bellido Deanna Christine Bublitz +H Christopher Steven Crites Andrea Beth Ellison Jessica DuPay Ellison Chelsey M. Gillespie Marzel Dwyane Harris Daniel Eric Jensen + Marshall Clifton Ellzey Jonathan Richard Gitzen Andrew Joseph Harrison Kevin Lynn Jensen, Jr. Betsy Lane Emanuelson Ashley Rae Glad + Eric David Hart Christopher Duane Johnson Darrik Simon Erikstrup Jeanne Mary Gleason Suzanne Marie Hart •+ Erik Russell Johnson Angela Marie Evans Tiara Latrese Glover Kendal Marie Harten Julie Anne Johnson Michael Jeffrey Evans Sarah Ellen Gonnella Dorian Michael Hasselmann Lindsay Ann Johnson Kathleen Christine Falcone Ashley Nicole Goodman Carly Elizabeth Hauer Scott Gregory Johnson Daniel Patrick Farrell Rachel Marie Gorman •+HH Michael James Hegarty Shannon Corinne Johnson •H Krista Danielle Fautch Alicia Marie Granos •+H Steven James Heiting Sarah Nicole Johnston •+ Christopher Robert Ferguson Eric Wayne Gray Valerie Lynn Helland Melissa Jo Jolly + Robert Gene Fettig Chelsea Elizabeth Greene Bryan Joseph Hemmer Jenna Arlene Jones •+ Christopher Thomas Fielding Megan Ann Grenstiener Thomas W. Henderson Jenna Leigh Jones Joseph Mark Filipas •+HHH Maya E. Gross Brian John Henjum Jennifer Ann Jones •H Mikkel H. Fischer Bryan Michael Grosso Ryan Neal Hern Brooke Michele Jordan Kristin Marie Fjelstad Michael Joseph Groth Kirsten Louise Hill Beth Ann Jorgensen Kayla Ann Flemming +H Nathan Craig Grover •H Amber Leigh Hillstrom Matthew Alan Joyce Nicole Christine Flohr •+HH Kari Jeane Guillette Phillip Thomas Hines Alicia M. Jubera Amy Lynn Fluegge + Deanna Irene Guse Matthew David Hinker Bonnie Lynn Jungbauer Michael Richard Fornicoia IV Alieta Marie Gustafson + Katrina Marie Hixson Matthew Robert Kachman James Michael Fose Michael Edward Haggerty H Matthew Garrett Holmgren Theresa May Kain • Rachel Lynn Fox Todd James Haldeman Melissa Ann Holsten Amie Marie Karger Robert John Fox Michael Scott Hale Angela Michelle Holt Jeffrey Lee Kasdorf Anthony August Franco Anthony James Hall Meghan Lynn Holt Justen James Kastner Ashley Kay Frank Brittany Kara Hall Melissa Marie Hoops Tracy Ann Keegan Bernard William Fraser Brandon August Halverson Jacob Bernard Horak John Christian Kehoe Katherine Samantha Frederick Karen J. Halvorsen Wayne Weichung Hu •+HHH Daniel James Kelehan Kelley Marie Fredrickson Wade Daniel Halvorsen Jennifer Ann Hudspeth Natalie Jean Kellar Kyle Wade Fredrickson Jennifer Lynn Halvorson Tanya Michan Huffman Cassandra Lorraine Keller Lindsey Michele Freidlund Shauna Lee Hamilton Matthew James Hurt Baird Conor Kelly Andrew Thomas Fried •+H Elizabeth Ann Hanegraaf Amy Lynn Husome Joseph Allen Kelm Andrew Jay Gabbert Kathryn Marie Hanenberger Haivan Thi Huynh Jay Michael Kemp + Jeremy John Gaiser Fady Hanna Lucy S. 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