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· CHS Club Picture Day Schedule Th Monday, February 9 , 2015 Times Club I Activity Check · CHS Club Picture Day Schedule th Monday, February 9 , 2015 Times Club I Activity Check 10:00 Key Club 10:10 Knowledge Bowl 10:20 Concert Band 10:30 Symphonic Band 10:40 DECA 10:50 Science Olympiad 11:00 NHS 11 :10 Leadership 11:20 Thespian Society 11 :30 CSU 11:40 Interact 11:50 Girls Learn 12:00 Red Cross 12:10 CYAC 12:20 MST Magnet 12:30 Tech Club 12:40 Math Club 12:50 FBLA 1:00 MUN 1 :10 Japanese 1:20 International 1 :30 Lit Lovers 1:40 Journalism 1:50 Mock Trial 2:00 Recycling/Earth Club 2:10 Art Studio & F.I.R.S.T Robotics 2:20 Equestrian lstact09.p 18-2 CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL 02/03/15 Page: 26 05.14.10 . 00.00 Activity Report by Activity 1 : 29 PM ENTITY:450 ~ ~ ~D~E~S~C~R~I~P~T~I~OaNL-__________________ START DATE END DATE TYPE EX CURR SCHL ACTVTY 2015 KEY Key Club 09/03/2014 06/16/2015 E = Extra Curricular Academic STD KEY NAME ~ QR...XR HM....Rl1 ADVISOR ACKERKELOOO Ackerman, Kelsie M. 450 2017 ADUKANKEOOO Aduka, Nkemdilim C. 450 2017 AHEARSHA001 Ahearn, Shannon K. 450 2015 105 AHN KRIOOO Ahn, Kris S. 450 2016 115 ALEXAISAOOO Alexander, Isabella F. 450 2017 ALLENCOLOOO Allen, Colby T. 450 2015 105 ANDERBRI003 Anderson, Briar T. 450 2017 ASPINLEAOOO Aspinwall, Leah C. 450 2016 711 BAFFAMEGOOO Baffaro, Megan E. 450 2017 BAUERCLAOOO Bauer, Claire M. 450 2018 BEDONJACOOO Bedont, Jacob B. 450 2017 BHUI RAVOOO Bhui, Raveena K. 450 2017 BLAIRKATOOO Blair, Katherine A. 450 2018 BRIGHKRIOOO Bright, Kristilyn T. 450 2015 105 BRITTMELOOO Brittain, Melissa R. 450 2016 203 BROOKNAOOOO Brooks, Naomi F. 450 2018 BURNSBROOOO Burns, Brooks T. 450 2015 105 BUTTOSAMOOO Button, Samuel J. 450 2015 207 CANIFMIKOOO Canifax, Mikayla R. 450 2017 CARLSAMBOOO Carlston, Amber A. 450 2018 CHAN TAMOOO Chan, Tammy K. 450 2016 711 CHOW MEGOOO Chow, Megan X. 450 2017 CLOUTBRIOOO Cloutier, Brianna L . 450 2018 COATSERIOOO Coats, Erin E. 450 2016 115 COELHCLAOOO Coelho , Claudia C. 450 2016 203 COELHMONOOO Coelho, Monica C. 450 2015 202 COELHSABOOO Coelho, Sabrina C. 450 2016 203 CONKLHAYOOO Conklin, Hayden J. 450 2017 405 DEWEYHAIOOO Dewey, Hailey B. 450 2016 115 DIZONISAOOO Dizon, Isaac M. 450 2018 403 DOUMIOLIOOO Doumitt, Olivia S. 450 2018 ESTRACOUOOO Estrada, Courtney M. 450 2016 711 FANG YOPO 0 0 Fang, Yoping P. 450 2017 FANG YU 000 Fang, Yu Ju 450 2015 105 FELIPMAROOO Felipe, Maria L. 450 2016 207 FIELDBROOOO Fielding, Brock W. 450 2016 402 FINLEMEGOOO Finley, Meghan B. 450 2017 FRITZKATOOO Fritz, Kate M. 450 2016 203 FRITZLAUOOO Fritz, Lauren E . 450 2018 GARNELAUOOO Garner, Lauren E . 450 2017 GEORGGEOOOO George, Georgina Y. 450 2018 GREENRACOOO Greene, Rachel E . 450 2015 105 GYALNTENOOO Gyalnub, Tenzin C. 450 2017 HADDALILOOO Haddan, Lily R. 450 2018 HANCOMADOOO Hancock, Madison J . 450 2016 115 HARIHSATOOO Hariharan, Satya S. 450 2016 711 HARKECLAOOO Harker, Claire H. 450 2016 115 HAZELHANOOO Hazel, Hannah J . 450 2016 711 HENDRSHAOOO Hendricks, Shaylor L. 450 2018 HENSOANDOOO Henson, Andrew M. 450 2016 115 HOLLAMAROOO Hollar, Marinda K. 450 2015 105 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 1stact09 . p 18-2 CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL 02 / 03/15 Page : 27 05. 1 4 . 10.00 . 00 Activity Report by Activity 1: 29 PM ENTITY:450 YEAR QQQg ~D~E~S~C~R~I~P~T~I~O~NL-__________________ START PATE END DATE TYPE EX CURR SCHL ACTVTY 2015 KEY Key Club 09/03/2014 06/16/2015 E = Extra Curricular Academic STD KEY NAME .s.QiQQ1. lili....YR HM....R!1 APV I SOR HOLMADANOOO Holman, Daniel K. 450 2016 203 HUCKVLUKOOO Huckvale, Luke T. 450 2016 115 HUMPHBRIOOO Humphreys, Brian G. 450 2016 711 HUNT MIAOOO Hunt, Mia J. 450 2016 402 HUNT TREOOO Hunt, Trevor E. 450 2017 HUTTOMADOOO Hutton, Madison A. 450 2016 203 JOE RACOOO Joe, Rachel 450 2015 105 JOHNSKAT003 Johnson, Katherine E . 450 2015 105 JOHNSGABOOI Johnston, Gabrielle L . 450 2015 808 JONESALEOOI Jones, Alexa G. 450 2016 207 JOY EMIOOO Joy, Emily K. 450 2015 105 KARASCAMOOO Karasev, Camille V. 450 2017 KEALOCAROOO Kealoha, Caroline M. 450 2015 105 KELLYDANOOO Kelly, Daniel E . 450 2018 KELLYJOHOOO Kelly, John M. 450 2017 KENDAHALOOO Kendall , Haley K. 450 2015 105 KNIGHMICOOO Knight, Michael A. 450 2015 202 KNIGHSTEOOI Knight, Stephanie C. 450 2017 405 KUHTAKELOOO Kuhta, Kelsey A. 450 2015 105 LAMA CHIOOO Lama, Chime D. 450 2015 105 LANE FRAOOO Lane , Francis D. IV 450 2017 LEBEAQUEOOO Lebeau , Quentin L. 450 2016 711 LEBLACIEOOO LeBlanc, Cierra N. 450 2015 105 LEBOWAMAOOO Lebowsky, Amanda M. 450 2016 115 LEE EILOOO Lee, Eileen 450 2016 711 LEE ERIOOI Lee, Erica A. 450 2015 105 LIU RACOOO Liu, Rachel 450 2017 LOBKOALYOOO Lobkov, Alyssa A. 450 2015 105 LOBKONICOOO Lobkov, Nicole A. 450 2016 711 LOCHNMADOOO Lochner, Madeline R. 450 2018 LOFSTCALOOO Lofstead, Calei9h A. 450 2016 402 MACPHMAROOO MacPherson, Margaret A. 450 2017 405 TSTODDARD MANZEBILOOO Manzer, Bilal A. 450 2017 MANZEFATOOO Manzer, Fatima N. 450 2015 202 MARUGJOSOOO Marugg, Joseph D. 450 2017 MASZASANOOO Maszak , Sandra B. 450 2015 105 MATHIANAOOO Mathieson, Anabel R. 450 2016 207 MCAVOSEAOOO McAvoy, Seamus P. 450 2016 711 MCCALALEOOO McCallum, Alexa K. 450 2018 MCCRAPAIOOO McCray, Paige R. 450 2016 711 MELIAKATOOO Melia, Katelynn C. 450 2018 MELLOMONOOO Mellotte, Monique M. 450 2017 401 MILLEAUSOOO Miller, Austin T . 450 2015 105 MORRIBRIOOI Morrison, Brittany E. 450 2015 207 MURATTAMOOO Murata , Tamaki N. 450 2015 202 NAIDUTIAOOO Naidu, Tiara N. 450 2018 NAMGYTENOOO Namgyal , Tenzin N. 450 2017 NAUSHMOOOOO Naushab, Moosa F. 450 2016 NEFF DAVOOO Neff, David J. 450 2016 203 NEFF JULOOO Neff , Julia 450 2018 NEUMAELLOOO Neumann, Ella S. 450 2018 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE lstact09 . p 18-2 CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL 02/03/15 Page: 28 05.14.10.00.00 Activity Report by Activity 1:29 PM ENTITY:450 YEAR QQQE ~D~E~S~C~R~I~P~T~I~OaN~ __________________ START DATE END DATE ....T ...Y-"P-"E c-__________________________________ EX CURR SCHL ACTVTY 2015 KEY Key Club 09/03/2014 06/16/2015 E = Extra Curricul ar Academic STD KEY NAME .s.cI:IQQl.,. QR....XR lil1...R!!1 ADV I SOR NIQUEJEFOOO Niquette , Jeffrey L. 450 2017 NOHR MAKOOO Nohr, Makenzie E. 450 2015 105 NUGENBRI001 Nugent, Brittany M. 450 2017 405 O' NEIDELOOO O'Neill , Delaney K. 450 2016 203 ORNELDAYOOO Ornelas, Dayne 450 2015 105 OVERBEVEOOO Overbay, Everett C. 450 2018 PANEBANNOOO Panebianco, Anna C. 450 2015 105 PAREDKIAOOO Paredes, Kiara A. 450 2018 408 PARKETUCOOO Parker, Tucker A. 450 2016 203 PETERBENOOO Peterson , Benjamin A. 450 2016 203 PHAM NINOOO Pham, Nina C. 450 2015 202 POLETJOSOOO Polete, Joslyn N. 450 2017 401 POLJAKATOOO Poljakov, Katrina 450 2016 203 PRASAANIOOO Prasad, Anish 450 2017 PUGMIAUBOOO Pugmire, Aubrey E. 450 2018 QUINNSAMOOO Quinn, Samuel N. 450 2017 RIDDLBREOOO Riddle, Brenton M. 450 2017 ROBERHANOOO Roberts, Hannah N. 450 2017 401 ROSE NOLOOO Rose , Nolan P . 450 2015 105 ROY BLAOOO Roy , Blake M. 450 2016 203 SCOTTBRI001 Scott , Brittany J. 450 2015 808 SEJOUBELOOO Sejouk, Belal 450 2015 105 SHOLACHEOOO Shola, Chemay R. 450 2017 SHORTALEOOO Short, Alexandra B. 450 2018 SHORTNICOOO Short, Nicole J. 450 2017 401 SIMMSALEOOO Simms, Alexander J. 450 2016 402 SMITHEMMOOO Smith, Emma M. 450 2015 202 STANTALEOOO Stanton, Alexis N. 450 2016 115 STEPHBRIOOO Stephens, Brianna N. 450 2015 207 STEVEAUSOOO Stevens , Austin F. 450 2016 115 STEVEBAYOOO Stevenson, Bayley J . 450 2015 202 STEVEMAD001 Stevenson, Madeleine A. 450 2015 105 TEHRAMAROOO Tehrani, Marissa A. 450 2018 405 TERRYLAUOOO Terry, Lauren A. 450 2015 207 TOLCSCASOOO Tolcser, Casey M. 450 2016 115 TRAN MAROOO Tran , Marlei M. 450 2016 203 TURK EMMOOO Turk, Emma C. 450 2018 405 USMANHASOOO Usmani, Hasan S. 450 2016 203 VANCEMADOOO Vance, Madeline R. 450 2016 115 VANDEALIOOO Vanderwood, Al i na K. 450 2018 VARBEELIOOO Varberg, Elizabeth J. 450 2015 105 VEGA CAMOOO Vega, Cameron J . 450 2016 711 vu PHUOOO Vu, Phuong-Anh D. 450 2015 105 WANG CONOOO Wang, Constance 450 2016 711 WARTACOUOOO Warta, Courtney M. 450 2016 115 WEINBREBOOO Weinberg, Rebecca A. 450 2016 115 WEIS AUTOOO Weis, Autumn A. 450 2016 207 WHITENOAOOO White, Noah M. 450 2016 115 WOURMJENOOO Wourms, Jennifer K. 450 2015 105 YOUNKALEOOO Younkin, Alex H. 450 2017 116 ZAHLEAMEOOO Zahler- Green, Amelia J. 450 2018 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE lstact09 .p 18-2 CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL 02/ 03 / 15 Page:29 05.14.10 . 00.00 Activity Report by Activity 1 :29 PM ENTITY:450 ~ ~ ~D~E~S~C~R~I~P~T~I~O~NL-__________________ START DATE END DATE ~T~Y£P~E~ __________________________________ EX ClJRR SCHL ACTVTY 2015 KEY Key Club 09/03/2014 06/16/2015 E = Extra Curricular Academic STD KEY NAME SQiQQ.!., QILXR l!!1....RM ADV I SOR ZEA MIROOO Zea, Miranda V. 450 2018 ZEA URB001 Zea, Urbano A. 450 2015 105 ZHANGLUCOOO Zhang, Lucinda 450 2018 Total Students In Range: 156 Total Students Assigned to this Activity: 156 lstact09.p 18-2 CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL 02/03/15 Page:24 05.14.10 . 00 . 00 Activ ity Report by Activity 1 : 29 PM ENTITY:450 XE8E ~ ~D~E~S~C~RuI~P~TuI~O~NL-__________________ START DATE END DATE TYPE EX CURR SCHL ACTVTY 2015 KB KNOWLEDGE BOWL 01/01/1900 12/31/9999 E = Extra Curricular Academic STP KEY NAME SQ!QQL ~ !:!li...E.M ADVISOR ALEXAISAOOO Alexander, Isabella F. 450 2017 ANGULJONOOO Angulo-Standley, Jonathan 450 2017 408 ASCHOIANOOO Aschoff , Ian R.
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