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OCIEL 2018-2019 Web Membership List OCIEL MEMBERSHIP 2018-2019 SHOW SEASON School Last Name First Name Academy of Our Lady of Peace Moore Jocelyn Calle Mayor Middle School Senthilkumaran Pranathi Canyon Crest Academy Spencer Casady Canyon High School Wangyal Tseten Anderson Danielle Capistrano Valley Christian School Williamson Shayla Ball Taber Borden Cierra Breitmeyer Elizabeth Brown Shea Debin Sadie Eger Brooke Engebretsen Reese Fernandez Ferran Flatley Carly Fleming Phoebe Cathedral Catholic High School Fravel Ireland Fritz Delaney Fritz Kara Gayken Ashlin Gruber Lina Lovaas Grace Lyon Karina MacDonald Lauren O'Connor Ciara Podstreleny Kaelin Staples Chloe Allen Maclaren Freer Rachel Huh Jenny (Jiin) Chadwick School Nicolas-Talavera Bella Siddons Emmie Spangler Sydney Yun Calista Corona Del Mar Bakhshi Ava Daruty Kayla Corona Del Mar High School VanLare Ashlynn Elzein Safa Crossroads Christian Harman Mikayleigh Dana Hills High School Brown Ellie El Rancho Middle School Brown Lauren Kopp Corinne Foothill High Schol Lenoir Hazel OCIEL MEMBERSHIP 2018-2019 SHOW SEASON Byrne Oliver Fusion Academy Chapman Lucy Harbor View Elementary Smith Cashe Heritage Oak Private Education Stallings Lilianne Irvine High School Burgett Hailey Ganbay-Gutierrez Aimee Janda Claire J Serra Catholic High School Janda Paige Torphy Jane K12 Insight of San Diego Whiston Lilly Holliday Courtney Holliday Megan La Jolla Country Day School Kramer Haley Kramer Lexi La Jolla High School Broderson Lauren La Paz Intermediate Ford Holly Breneman Rylan Laguna Beach High School Madrigal Tomiah Laguna Hills High School Cline Kyle DeSimone Allie Linfield Christian Weidauer Saylor Marina High School Baroway Sarah Dreyer Lauren Gonzalez Evelinn Lang Ashley Mater Dei High School Santley Madison Sherlock Catharine Wilson Emme Zhu Angel Coker Taylor Mission Viejo High School Russell Madyson Shaw Emily Newport Harbor High School Benedict Tobi Niguel Hills Middle School Dopf Peyton North Wood High School Hu Megan Our Lady of Angels Rodosky Emily Huang Lilian Pacifica Christian High School Rodosky Anna Palos Verdes Intermediate School King Peyton Corr Hannah P.V. Peninsula High School Hietala Nina Kopp Emma Sage Hill Zovighian Charlotte St. Junipero Serra Catholic Herter Peri OCIEL MEMBERSHIP 2018-2019 SHOW SEASON Frost Delaney Mays Sidney Milo Madeline Moellenhoff Anna St. Margaret's Episcopal Pintar Julia Pruitt Dylan Riley Whitney Thompson Chloe Garriott Ava San Clemente High School Williams Breeana Aasted Ellie Cuffari Sorenne Holway Cameron San Dieguito Academy McGill Hannah McStravick Lexi Young Amelia San Juan Hills High School Cohen Alyssa Lewis Sophia Santa Fe Christian Martenson Eloise Adams Cara Cantrell Rylee Champion Helena Chiate Ashley Davidson Liana Gammon Regan Giacinto Lucia Giner Antonette Grad Rachel Gwin Savannah Kaltenbach Lauren Khacherian Emma Santa Margarita Catholic High School Le Thea Morgan Ashleigh Richerson Mia Roberts Sierra Sanders Mia Singh Jasmine Spangler Sydney Speirs Mackensey Speirs Meagan Tyler Lauren Villarreal Audrey Villarreal Darby Waken Hannah OCIEL MEMBERSHIP 2018-2019 SHOW SEASON Seaside Academy Stewart Molly Colson Avery Shorecliffs Middle School Mullins Dalton Sonora High School Baroldi Dana Stoneybrooke Christian School Song Wendy Ellsworth Nicole Estey Cynthia Johnson Charlie Lanuti Stella Mae The Bishop's School Marshall Emma Phoon Carly Rosen Alexis Walker Evelyn Walker Paige The Pegasus School Daniels Tessa Thurston Middle School Hutcheson MiaLuna University High School Robison Claudia Valiant Preparatory Madhyastha Manar Villa Park High School Piferi Sarah Vista Verde School Zhang Lisa (Qixin) Waldorf School of Orange County Kistner Nadine.
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