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SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY/2012 - 2013 / THE REDWOOD

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FOUNDATIONS

JV? SAMANTHA JUDA

FOUNDATIONSEach of us joins the

Santa Clara community with

different experiences. It is these

experiences that help us choose

what to major in, what club wewant to join, who our friends are

and more. We each have unique

foundations on which we build

our college experience. However,

we added a whole new set of

foundations when we enrolled in

our first quarter at Santa Clara.

Year after year Santa Clara

University is shaped by the Jesuit

foundations on which it was built.

Not a single student will graduate

without having repeated

the mantra "competence,

conscience, compassion." At

Santa Clara we are shaped by

these and many more traditions,

whether old or new, and these

traditions connect every past and

present Santa Clara student.

Our time at Santa Clara

adds a new set of foundations

that influence the careers wepursue, who we choose to

become and where our true

passions lie.

FOUNDATI

A NOTE FROM YOUR STUDENT BODYPRESIDENTAND VICE PRESIDENT

Congratulations on a successful year!

This edition of The Redwood carries within it a theme of foundations amidst the

stories of campus events, club and organizational accomplishments, student academic

engagement and social gatherings. Each of you entered Santa Clara, as the Class of 2016did this year, as individuals seeking to add to your personal story through experiences as a

Bronco.

Throughout the course of your time at Santa Clara, you have lived out your passions

and educated your whole selves as academic researchers, members of athletic teams,

leaders of student organizations or engineers of a Solar Decathlon house. You have lived

out the Bronco spirit - a spirit defined not only by our history and traditions but by our

commitment to becoming people of competence, conscience and compassion. You have

added to a continually evolving Bronco tradition with your unique experiences, meaningful

relationships and stories.

When you leave for a future outside of Santa Clara, as the graduating Class of 2013

knows, you will take with you the fond memories of the tradition you were a part of-the

tradition you helped to create.

We hope that this copy of The Redwood will always remind you of the memories you

have made in a year that was both foundational in your life and a part of the storied Santa

Clara tradition. Look forward to the adventures ahead, and continue to leave a legacy as a

Bronco for life.

It's always a great day to be a Bronco.

Jenna SasoStudent Body President

Class of 2013

Matt MacDonaldStudent Body Vice President

Class of 2013

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OUR ALTHETIC TEAMS GIVE EVERY SCU STUDENT SOMETHING TORALLY AROUND. WHETHER IT'S SUPPORTING OUR CREW TEAM

WHO HAS TO PRACTICE BEFORE SUNRISE OR CHEERING FOR OURSOCCER PLAYERS, ATHLETICS GETS EVERYONE INVOLVED.

ATHLETICSMarc Tr

Roquemore '14 jumps

in the air to dunk and :

two points for the Broncos.

ENERGY

CAN'T STOP THEIR DRIVE"Do you want to suffer the

pain of discipline or the pain of

regret?"

Head Coach Kerry Keating

often told this to his players

in preparation for games.

Throughout the year Keating

repeated many quotes to his

players, but this one was the

most influential to Julian Clark

'14. For Clark, the importance

of attitude and effort were a key

factor to the team's success this

year.

The Broncos came out

fighting and started the season

strong. They kept their energy

high and remained positive after

their losing record last season

according to Clark.

But more than just the

energy the team brought, the

combination of 5th year seniors

Kevin Foster and MarcTrasolini and the three seniors

gave the team a driving force.

"Our defensive intensity

has been much, much better

collectively. We worked solely

on defense, as a team, during

the offseason," said Clark. "Our

offense comes from our defense"

After multiple seasons

together, the team was mature,

bonded, and ready to take on

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the intense competition of the

West Coast Conference and

tough matches like No. 1 Duke

University.

Their drive led to record

breaking success on the court.

Foster broke 2,000 career

points this season to becomeSanta Clara's all-time scoring

leader. Trasollini and EvanRoquemore '14 followed suit

with 1 ,000 career points to makeus the only Division 1 team in

the nation with more than three

players over 1 ,000 career points

on the roster at once.

But more than records,

Keating aimed to put his players

in a position to be successful on

and off the court.

"He's recruited really

well since he's been here and

he's built up a program that is

respected and that has started

to command attention," said

Clark. "He is always willing to

stick his neck out for us, he will

do anything for any person on

this team."

While we lost five players

this year, the team is ready to

take on the challenge and fill the

size 1 2 sneakers they left behind.

By Russell White

PHOTOS BY: MALU VELTZE

ATHLETICS

Posting up from downtown,

Brook Gall

a biq three during a key

WOMEN'S BASKETBALLFOCUSES ON SUCCESS

In the flurry of sports that

the Broncos compete in, there

lies one that calls for more

persistence, practice, and

perfection than its counterparts.

Women's basketball,

competing in one of the NCAAsmost competitive division, took

the court everyday for hours,

running drills, practicing shots,

and getting ready to show up for

all 40 games through the season.

This season, Head CoachJennifer Mountain once again

rallied her players to perform at

their peak levels.

"Coach Mountain has been

a key to the team's success,"

said Raquel "Rocky" Avila

'15. "She has created this team

by recruiting players that could

work well together and fit into

the system we run. She has

put together a staff that will do

whatever it takes to make sure

we are prepared enough to get

the win."

Recruiting the right players

that bonded well with the team

reflected the stability and long-

term commitment that CoachMountain made to the team.

The coach brought the teamtogether, but the players were

the ones who performed on the

court.

And this year Lindsay

Leo, a redshirt senior, showed

up with the intent to buck downevery opponent. For much of

the season, Leo led the team in

scoring, rebounding, or both. Her

presence was felt on and off the

court, as she always provided

a strong example of experience

and leadership.

However, mid-season

Leo's torn ACL took her skills

off the court. As a result, several

players took it upon themselves

to step up to the plate. Lacking

a real "superstar" gave a certain

dynamic to the team where

any one player could make a

difference during the game.

"The older players have

provided experience to the team

by setting good examples," said

Avila. "Their ability to bounce

back from losses and focus on

the next task at hand encourages

the younger players to do the

same."

Even after abruptly ending

her senior year season with a torn

ACL halfway through the season,

Leo continued to encourage the

team.

The team is stronger than

ever with players like these,

and even though five players

graduated this year, they left

behind a focused, experienced,

and well bonded team.

By Jonathan Tadros

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"THEIR ABILITY TO...FOCUS ON THE NEXTTASK AT HAND ENCOURAGES THE YOUNGERPLAYERS TO DO THE SAME.

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Cheerleaders Alejandra

13' and Demise Barrada

15' get get the crowd

excited during halftime.

Dance team co-captair

Suddjian '

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leaders I ohuca'14, Co-captain Jaslyn Joh

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BRONCO"B-R-O-N-C-O-S,GOOOOOOO BRONCOS!

"

Their cheers echoed off

the walls of the Leavey Center

to fire up our athletes and rally

the crowd behind them. But the

cheer and dance team not only

supported our athletes, it also

gave its members a boost.

Both Jaslyn Johnson'14 and Lakreshea Watts '14

have been involved with cheer

and dance as long as they can

remember. While both womenwant to go into public policy

and law respectively, they have

taken away important lessons

from being a part of the squad to

improve their college experience

and life after college.

For Johnson and Watts,

learning to step outside of

their comfort zone has greatly

impacted their lives in terms of

college experience and future

career aspirations. They both

emphasized the importance of

remaining in good spirits, which is

a crucial quality in the workforce.

"A good thing for cheer

and dance is we have the samecoach, so we have learned to

be a collaborative team, with

two teams combining together,"

said Johnson. "There's a lot of

teamwork."

As a co-captain, Johnson

learned to juggle personalities

and improve her communication

skills. While she admitted to

being outgoing, she believed that

controlling her personality while

managing others could help in

her pursuit of a career in public

policy.

"I will always be working

with others, so that will always

be a good thing, working with

different personality types," said

Johnson.

Even though it was only her

first year on the team , Watts found

that her hard work paid off. She

made an effort to stay positive,

and doing so played a crucial role

in her cheer experience. Being in

the right mindset and giving off

positive vibes contributed toward

the overall spirit of the team.

Watts also pulled from

her experience on Hypnotic,

Santa Clara's dance group that

performed at school events such

as Love Jones. Hypnotic's coach,

Travis Hernandez, contributed a

lot toward her development.

"He has pushed me to mylimit, he has pushed me further

than what I thought I could do,"

said Watts. "He is definitely

someone that I look up to as

well, and has helped me with this

journey of college."

Since the team was mainly

spirit-oriented, there was an

eagerness to add more of an

edge to their acts. Tumbling and

stunts have been removed from

routines, which both Johnson

and Watts would like to see

incorporated. Although they are

a small group, with currently

10 members, they enjoyed

performing in front of Santa

Clara's community and fueling

school pride.

By Russell White

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"I'VE ALWAYS THOUGHT THATAN INSPIRING

PERSON IS SOMEONE WHO HAS... THE STRENGTH

TO OVERCOME THE OBSTACLES THAT STAND IN

THE WAY OF MAKING THEM A REALITY"

-TUCKER CARLSON '14

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polo team

career at Bellarmine College

rati iry in S in Jose, Calif.

appeared in every game of

last season and scored 24

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FLIP THESWIfCHTHE BRONCO WATER POLOTEAM TREADS OVER THEIROPPONENTS, RODEO STYLE

men

Get in. Get wet. "Flip the

switch."

The men's water polo team

lived by the mission statement,

"flip the switch." Its meaning is

more than just the flick of a finger;

it's an alteration of mentality as

they suit up and walk out onto

the pool deck.

"Flipping the switch meansthat I step up my game and give

everything that I have for the

team," said Matt Pritchett '14.

It motivates me and pushes meto do my best."

The power of the

statement ran through the entire

team. It created a universal

commandment that the players

must forget everything that

happened outside the water,

whether it be academics, family,

or social life, and focus on the

game. When they were in the

water it was game time, and

putting on the state of mind to

win was all that mattered.

However, it did not comeeasily - this year the team faced

more challenges than it had in

the past.

As one of the youngest

teams in years, the broncos

faced the challenge of teaching

the younger guys how collegiate

water polo requires a greater

aspiration and dedication to the

sport.

Head Coach Keith Wilbur

was responsible for creating a

stable base within the structure

of the team. In his 10th season,

Wilbur had to make some tough

coaching decisions, including

requiring some players to red

shirt to let younger players get

more playing time and build a

team that, in his foresight, would

be stronger in the future.

"I've always thought that

an inspiring person is someonewho has the courage to pursue

their dreams, and the strength

to overcome the obstacles that

stand in the way of making them

a reality," said Tucker Carlson'14. Carlson's goal is to share this

mentality with the new guys, and

motivate them to flip the switch

and win the game.

By Jonathan Tadros

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CALIBERWOMEN'S WATER POLOELEVATES THE INTENSITY

In the pool behind the

Malley Fitness and Recreation

Center you could often hear

the excited yells of players and

spectators as the women's

water polo team decimated their

opponents one at a time.

This season the women'swater polo team was dedicated

to performing at their best

and not letting themselves be

intimidated by other teams.

"We focus on playing

our game," said goalkeeper

Stephanie Clements '13 "Weare really trying to step up the

intensity and trying to bring our

level of play to a higher caliber."

The team this year wanted

to make every moment count,

both in and out of the pool. To

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do so they worked on developing

a strong bond between all the

players. At the beginning of the

season, the team took a retreat

to Tahoe, which, according to

Clements, "really helped our

chemistry." Their bond out of

the water translated into howthey played in the water. Their

cohesion allowed them to have a

lot of fun while playing and defeat

their competitors consistently.

The women's water polo

team, with their strong bond,

solid parent support group,

and general commitment

to excellence, was a fun,

dedicated, and proud unit that

fiercely challenged many teams

throughout the season.

By Giovanni Briggs

PHOTOS BY: JONATHAN TADROS

Looking for the set, Ashleigr

Bandimere '14 pump fakes

a few times to throw her

opponent off. In her second

year starting, she provides

valueable knowledge for

the rookie freshmen.

gly to the game winning goal.

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WOMEN'S WATER POLC 1

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walks the course for the 201

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WCC Championships.

Brooke Stephens '

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takes a swing.

NOT YOURGRANDPA'S

BRONCOS ON THE GREENYou won't find any argyle

socks or plaid pants walking

these greens. Their red polos

and white skirts set these womenapart from the leisure crowds.

The Santa Clara's collegiate golf

team proved that golf isn't just

your granddad's pastime.

Unseen and unheard, golf is

often forgotten around campus.

With tournaments around the

country, the team set out to leave

their mark on and off campus.

For some, golf opened

doors to college and led them

straight to Santa Clara.

"Golf has a lot of

opportunities for women to

play in college," said BrookeStephens, '14, "that was one of

the things I wanted to do after I

started playing golf."

While soccer and her black

belt in Taekwondo kept her busy,

at the age of 12 Stephens set

out to earn a spot on a college

golf team. And with a golf course

surrounding her family's house,

she had everything she needed

right in her own backyard.

After being recruited for the

team out of her senior year of

high school, Stephens began her

career at Santa Clara.

Even though golf is an

individual sport, the players madeit a priority to band together as a

team.

"We hang out a lot," said

Stephens, "we're a close group."

Throughout the year the

girls frequently held team dinners

and bonding sessions separate

from the golf course, and they

spent time together on the

weekends as well.

However, they spend the

most time together practicing out

on the green.

Although practicing took

up a significant amount of their

time, it was time well spent to

Stephens because she wasdoing something she loves.

"Golf is something you

can play for the rest of your life,

even when you get older," said

Stephens.

Although she does not plan

on going pro, she can continue

to enjoy the sport long after

graduating from Santa Clara and

leaving collegiate golf behind.

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RECORDSMEN'S TENNIS CLIMBSRANKINGS AND AIMS HIGH

For most people, February

1 6 was perhaps not a memorable

day, but for Tom Pham '13, it

would go down in Santa Clara

tennis history.

"I walked in that day not

knowing I had broke the record,"

said Pham.- "I was told I was on

track to beat it, but I didn't think

I'd break it until a few matches

later."

On that Saturday, against

Sonoma State, Pham broke the

record for the all-time number of

singles wins in a career at Santa

Clara. The previous record washeld at 74 wins, and by the end

of that day Pham was at 76.

"I thought the record washigher so I walked out of mymatch and my teammate cameonto the court and said 'Oh Tom,

you broke the record,'" said

Pham. "They were trying to take

a picture of me while a couple

of my teammates tried dumping

a cooler of water on me. I waslucky enough to catch them

before they did it. Unfortunately,

20 minutes later I stopped paying

attention and they got me then."

As one of four returning

players and two seniors on the

team, Pham saw the tennis

program climb in rank and

teammates achieve their ownaccomplishments.

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"We've been doing

extremely well the past few years.

We've been slowly climbing up,"

said Pham. "My freshman year

we became a ranked school for

the first time in awhile. Last year,

we made our highest ranking

ever which was at 29, made the

NCAA's for the first time ever and

not only that, we actually won a

round of NCAA's."

Though improving each

season is important to the

team, the lessons learned and

relationships gained are what will

stay with each player.

"You meet a bunch of guys

and they go through the samething you do," said Pham. "You

become a family with people

who are strangers to you whenyou first walk in. They're friends

you're going to know for life."

As for his last year on the

tennis team, Pham said his main

goal was to have fun, and looking

back, there's one thing he'll take

away from his experience.

"If I've taken anything it's

probably a will to do whatever

needs to be done. Sometimes

you walk on the court, you don't

play your best but you still need

to find a way to win."

By Ashley Nguyen

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THERE LIES A SPECIAL BONDBETWEEN THE MEMBERS OFTHE WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM

Balancing class, studying,

and friends was hard for all

broncos. And if you added a sport

into the mix it became nearly

impossible. But the women of

Santa Clara's tennis team never

let their three hour practices six

days a week beat them down.

They were committed to each

other and the game.

For many of the players,

this focus and dedication waslearned long before they ever

stepped foot on campus.

Jessica Agra 13' decided

to be home schooled in high

school so that she could dedicate

herself to traveling and playing

tennis, and now her hard work

has paid off.

Both Agra and Stephanie

Skaras 14' learned a lot on

the court that also translated to

campus life.

"That feeling you get

when you play tennis, you don't

experience it anywhere else,"

said Agra. "But if you can handle

the success and failures of being

a tennis player, you feel like you

can handle anything."

What they learned on the

court helped them in the rest of

their lives.

"Trying to find a solution on

the court and giving it your all is

the best part," said Skaras. "If

it doesn't work out you need to

find a solution; I've learned to be

adaptable."

They also made friendships

that go further than just hitting

the ball back and forth.

All the girls on the team

became close friends this year.

They enjoyed spending time

together and also pushing each

other to succeed.

"Our captains gave us each

a bracelet to remind us of our

goal for the year: commitment,"

said Agra. "We've been working

hard since the fall. Every match

we set goals. We talk about what

we need to work on individually

and as a group. It's been an

awesome year."

By Sara Markwith

22 iSSELL WH PHOTOS BY: SARA MARKWITH (1,3,4),

IDENTITIES ARE SHAKEN THROUGH A NEW LOVE FORSANTA CLARA'S OLDEST SPORT

Football in Texas is

more than an ideology; it

is the substance of dinner

conversations and aspirations for

lifetimes and generations.

For Texan Nick Leasure'14, coming to Santa Clara

University was as close to a

tumbleweed rolling onto the

beach. College can be a massive

culture shock for incoming

freshman. This was especially

true for Leasure — the world he

found himself in was devoid of

football.

"I come from a really

football oriented background,"

said Leasure.

Leasu re's freshman

and sophomore years were

not incredibly dedicated to

club sports, although various

intramural games filled spurts

of camaraderie and energetic

expression.

"My roommate would bring

me to rugby games, it looked

like a lot of fun, although muchdifferent from football," said

Leasure. "At first it was hard to

follow, but after I conceptually

understood the game, I wanted

to get into it, I wanted to be a

part of SCUTS."

Joining the team was a

decision that rocked Leasure's

foundations, so much so that

his interest in rugby subdued his

past love for football.

"I think that rugby is safer,

because it doesn't allow for

the recklessness in football, in

that football players think they

are invincible with all of their

padding," said Leasure. "Now,

how much football stops and

starts really frustrates me — I love

the continuousness of rugby."

Rugby matches are

constantly in motion and they

challenge players to conduct

their momentum and strength in

an intellectual manor. Leasure's

worst injury so far was a

consequence of being naive .

"I had not been taught

how to scrum, so I used myneck and head to push against

my opponent," said Leasure.

"Unfortunately this resulted in a

back injury that barred me from

playing for almost two weeks."

His mistakes taught him

a great deal, and although

there is much more to learn,

he understood that his body is

a conduit for tactful control of

momentum."What I love about the

game," said Leasure, "is even

if you are out of size, which

our team normally is... you can

totally beat teams that are twice

your size if you just play smarter

and are better coached and

communicate with your team."

Being a part of SCUTS has

opened Leasure up to seek out

professional or club teams post

graduation.

"I've really fallen in love with

the sport," said Leasure. "There

is a club team in Austin of guys in

their 20s-30s and you can pretty

much find a rugby team like that

in any major city. So barring a

career-ending injury I'm looking

to make rugby a major part of myfuture."

Leasure goes boldly into

the future, using the force and

support of the SCUTS team. Not

so bad for a tumbleweed rookie.

By Ezequiel Olvera

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I CAN'T, I HAVE CREWWITH EARLY MORNING PRACTICES AMONG A LIST OFCOMMITMENTS, DEDICATION DEFINES THE CREW TEAMS

It is 5:30 a.m., about three

hours before anyone has to wakeup for class. Everyone is still

wrapped up in their blankets and

the grass is still frozen from the

night, and yet the dedicated menand women of the crew team are

up and on their way to Lexington

Reservoir for another practice.

The dedication and

commitment to the team and

sport shown by these individuals

is hard to come by.

"It is definitely one of the

more under-appreciated sports

here on campus," said GeorgeTabet '13.

The amount of time this

sport demands is one that is

unmatched among the athletic

department with an average

of 24 total hours of practice

Monday through Saturday.

"You need to be a little

crazy; crazy about feeling the

boat fly, crazy about seeing the

sun rise over the hills, and crazy

about pulling hard for your team,"

said Missy Gigorgi '13.

But even more than

dedication, this team was familiar

with sacrifice.

"You have to give up a

'typical' college experience

of going out every weekend,

staying up late and sleeping in,"

said Adrienne Lohe '13.

Despite long hours of

practice, painful wake ups, and

the travel to and from the water,

crew became more than just a

sport.

"The family that I have built is

here is built of handwork, sweat,

frustration, and commitment,"

said Howie Limburg '14. "It is

something that is hard to comeby."

But for most of the team,

the bond was deep.

"Welcome to the hardest

working frat on campus" said

Tabet

.

This year men's crew

stepped up their dedication and

intensity of their training with a

new head coach, Jay Farwell,

leading the team.

"Each practice Farwell

pushes the guys beyond a

boundary that they themselves

never thought they could reach,"

said the men's coxsain Angelica

Salinas '13.

Because they believed the

way you perform in practice is

how you will perform in the race,

they pushed hard at all times.

"Practice is the part I look

forward to and dread of each

day, mentally preparing yourself

to exert your body in an extreme,"

said Tabet.

"It's miserable haif the

time, for most of the mornings

its cold, your wet, you can't feel

your fingers or your toes," said

Salinas, "but it's also incredible

to see the sunrise every morning

and to see these guys work

together to become one powerful

unit moving a boat."

What is it that keeps these

men and women returning every

morning to do everything all over

again?

"It's a special momentwhen it's 7:30 a.m., hours

before most people decide to

wake up, everyone one in the

boat struggling to breathe hard

and fast enough to not faint, the

amazing sunrises, with a 360

view of nature, its remarkable,"

said Tabet.

The values learned at

practice went beyond the water

and the race and into life. "We

are dedicated to what we do,

our work ethic is something to

strive for, and our dedication will

overcome any obstacle," said

Limburg. "Being able to say I ama four year oarsman exemplifies

the work ethic that I have, and I'll

have an oar to prove it."

By Wally Gonzalez

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RELENTLESSDEVELOPMENTMEN'S BASEBALL STRIVESTO REFINE THEIR GAME

The sun shines hot down on

the back of the batter. "Breathe.

Just breathe," he tells himself, as

he stands poised and ready for

the next pitch. The anticipation is

killing him, but he remains patient

by constantly telling himself to

stay calm and just breathe.

Although there were manyinstances like this where players

must stand alone, this year the

Santa Clara Baseball team washeld together by their love for

the game and each other, their

competitive spirit, and their

relentless devotion to continually

surpass expectations.

Chris Mendoza '14,

one of the team's right-handed

pitchers, described the team as

being determined to constantly

expanding their abilities. The

team's motto this year was"Relentless Development,"

which characterizes the team's

devotion to push themselves and

each other to be the best players

possible. This drive, along with

their extremely competitive

nature and the calming breathing

exercises they did before each

game, brought the team closer

together and made them virtually

unstoppable.

"A lot of team's preach

brotherhood, and we definitely

fall under that category," said

Mendoza. The team spent four

hours practicing together every

day during the season, and

then they were together almost

every night and weekend. Oncea week the team also gathered

for a night to just relax and "talk

about what's going on in [their]

lives." The team's favorite activity

though (other than playing

baseball), was kicking back and

playing video games - because

nothing brings a team closer

than killing hordes of zombies.

This was a team that loved

to play baseball, and was truly

devoted to constantly trying to

improve themselves in all aspects

of life.

By Giovanni Briggs

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COMINGTHE SOFTBALL TEAMS' LONG-AWAITED DREAM OFANON-CAMPUS HOME FIELD FINALLY COMES TRUE

Seated near Bellomy Field

is the newest addition to Santa

Clara athletics, a brand newstadium and a place for the

women's softball to call home.

For the first time since the

program started in 1979, softball

will practice and compete on

campus.

"I think it's the thing that's

been missing from the SCUsoftball program for a long

time," said first baseman Kelly

Scribner '14. "It gives us a

good vibe and makes us want to

perform better to show that wereally deserve the field. I think it's

an excellent addition."

Prior to this year, homegames were held at West Valley

Community College, a 15-minute

drive away. Without a field on

campus, it was difficult for fans to

come support the team, and true

a sense of home was missing.

"Not having home gameson campus kind of makes you

feel removed from the school and

the atmosphere," said pitcher

Jessica Turner '14. "We're

just very thankful we've been

given the opportunity to play

on campus, have this beautiful

stadium built for us and hopefully

win a lot of games on it. It's a

morale booster. It makes us feel

welcomed as a team."

With a new home on

campus, the softball team has

been able to break in their newstadium and learn every detail

about the field.

"It gives us an actual

home field advantage because

we know the field better than

anyone else," said Scribner. "Weknow the little things about it, if

you need to slide earlier or not,

we know where the bad hops

are and that'll definitely help our

games."

There is a noticeable

difference among the players

now as they practice and prepare

for games.

"If you could see the

difference in the girls, it's an

overwhelming thing," said

Turner. "This is really happening,

everything we've worked for and

all the hard work we've put in is

finally coming together."

Using strength and

motivation found within

themselves as a team, the players

strove to prove their worth for the

stadium.

"Everyone is driven even

more than what I've ever seen

before and it can only get better

from here," said outfielder

Stephanie Fisher '14.

Each player saw a commongoal for the season and on top of

that, set her own personal goal

for this season that is driven by

the new field.

"Personally, I hope to inspire

others to be as passionate about

softball as I have been," said

Turner, "I want to be the leader

that I would hope to look up

to, having my actions follow mywords."

Finally with their place on

campus, the softball team hopes

support will grow as they strive

for wins and grow together as a

team. "We feed off of support,"

said Scriber.

"We have a passion about

softball. We're very passionate

about our sport," said Fisher.

"We put everything we can on

the field and because we put all

of our effort on the field we want

people to see that."

Whether it is gaining

support here now on campus or

leaving a legacy for the softball

program, the love and passion

for their sport could be felt for

miles.

"We want to make

a difference here with the

softball program and turn it

into something successful,

something the rest of the school

can be proud of as much as weare," said Turner. "Each day that

I'm playing softball I'm thankful

that I get that one more day to

go out and do something that I

love,"

By Ashley Nguyen

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they prepare for their 8K race.

FUEL TOFIGHT ONIT TAKES MORE THAN PURETALENT TO SUCCEED

Before every Pig race, the

Santa Clara cross country team

gathered in a crowded room and

ate a large pasta dinner together.

Not only did the dinner

give them the physical energy to

compete, but also the support

and encouragement that mentally

fueled the team members.

The cross country team

had a great season this year, with

the women placing 9th and the

men placing 13th at the Bronco

Invitational this October out of

the 18 teams competing.

Elsa Valenzuela '16

attributed their overall success

this year to the team's close

relationship.

"We're all extremely

friendly with each other," said

Valenzuela. "During practices wealways encourage each other

too. During this last practice,

the last 800-meter we had to do

was really tough, and one of myteammates and I were trying to

encourage each other the whole

way, and we actually had a pretty

good time."

While it can be challenging

to keep going when extremely

tired, the team members gave

those in need a push in the right

direction. Whether it be pep talks

or by pacing each other, the

cross country team constantly

fed off of each other's energy.

Without each other's

support, the cross country team

would have only be able to fight

half the battle. While they could

all individually give themselves

physical energy before a race,

finding the mental drive and

encouragement to succeed is

not a one-person job.

This collaboration and

compassion between teammates

not only led to strong personal

connections, but also prepared

the team with the fuel they

needed to fight on and competesuccessfully.

By Suparna Jasuja

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33

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MEN'S SOCCER BATTLESOPPONENTS ONE GAME ATATIME

The men's soccer team set

out to control their own fate this

year. With a winning record and a

second place finish in the WCC,the team did just that.

"One game doesn't lose it

for you, one game doesn't win it

for you," said senior goalie Larry

Jackson '13. "Each game is just

a step in the right direction, and

that in itself right there just keeps

you in the moment."

More than 20 years

after Head Coach CameronRast himself led the Broncos

to the 1989 NCAA National

Championship as an All-

American player, he planned

to lead yet another team to a

championship appearance as a

coach. In hopes that this season

was marked with similar success

as 2006 and 2007 where Santa

Clara won consecutive WCCdivision titles, the team madesure they continued to "work on

(our) deficiencies and strengthen

those."

34 LAYOUT BY: RUSSELL WHITE

The teams' success wasfueled in a large part by the

success of a few players. Eric

Hurtado '13 led the team with

his goal scoring ability and madethe record books at No. 3 for all

time goals and career points at

Santa Clara.

In order to achieve this,

attention to detail was the main

focus. Players were expected to

do their job to help build the team.

Whether that was winning 50-50

balls or making adjustments to

the style of play, Rast wanted his

players to focus on the task at

hand before looking forward to

season implications.

Similar to the 2011

campaign, the season wasdetermined by the final weekwhere the Broncos tied Layola

Man/mount University in a

scoreless draw, which kept them

out of the NCAA tournament

and made them miss the WCCdivision title by a single point.

By Russell White

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CONTRIBUTIONSTHE SUCCESS OF THEWOMEN'S SOCCER TEAMROOTED IN TEAM UNITY

The women's soccer

team broke out internationally

this summer during the U20World Cup. Julie Johnston'14 led the U.S. team to victory

as captain and Sophia Huerta'15 contributed three goals for

Mexico.

Both players attributed their

success to their team back homeand the skills they have learned

on the field. Huerta appreciated

the opportunity she had to forge

connections with her teammates,

to develop skill as a soccer player

and to be part of a collaborative

team.

Sofia never ceases to

appreciate the base she has

made for herself during her time

at Santa Clara to allow her to

become a professional soccer

player in the future.

"I always tell myself I need

to embrace the opportunity and

that I'm not going to get a lot of

soccer games left in my life," said

Heurta. "I try to tell myself that I

need to play every game as best

as I can, so I don't have regrets."

The women's soccer team

was a close knit community of

29 women who all contributed

to their stellar season of more

than 1 2 wins that led them to the

NCAA Tournament.

With five captains this

year the team was not short on

leadership. The captains were

mentors for the other players,

and they taught the team the

importance of leaving a mark

both on and off the field. Through

each other's support and advice,

the team members learned howto be true team players, and

take the camaraderie to their

professional careers in the future.

All of the teammates

worked together to be successful

soccer players and people. While

they contribute in their own way,

they inspire each other everyday

to go to the next level.

By Suparna Jasuja

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YOU DIG?THE LADY BRONCOS STRIVETO BE THEIR BEST ON ANDOFF THE COURT

Coach Jon Wallace sat

with his assistant coaches and

discussed a plan for the day's

practice. Although he looked

calm and collected wearing a

friendly smile, he was still focused

on what it would take to make his

team's dream become a reality.

Our women's volleyball

team had another intense

season. It was Wallace's 13th

season here at Santa Clara, and

once again the girls worked hard

and showed us what they are

made of.

"This season has gone

very well," said Wallace. "Our

girls are extremely motivated.

This is probably one of the most

focused groups we have had in a

long time."

In addition to adding an all

new staff and reorganizing the

leadership of the team, Walllace

built the core of what the team

needed to be successful this

year.

"You need to trust yourself

first and then the girls around

you," said Wallace. "If you work

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really hard, trust what you are

doing and have a belief or a

dream and you keep chasing it, a

lot of things can come from that."

Anyone who watched the

girls play this season could see

the new improvements at work.

The team won more than 20

games this season, which is

twice as many as last year.

But this team was more

than a winning record.

"Experience is more than

just about wins and losses, it's

really about growing up and

becoming the person you're

going to be," said Wallace." I love

being a part of that, to assist and

guide them and give them life

experiences they can carry with

them."

Even off the court the team

strove to be their best.

"We want our girls to get

the most out of themselves

athletically, academically and to

have social experiences that will

last a life time," said Wallace.

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The sun shined warmly

down as the Santa Clara men's

lacrosse team prepared to face

Saint Mary's. The team gathered

into a huddle and with a final

"Broncos on three!" they took

the field. Confident and strong-

willed, the team fought through

many ups and downs to secure

themselves a 14-10 victory.

What made all of this

possible was not just the

amazing talent of the team, but

also their strong bond. According

to President Scott Wheaton'15 the team's camaraderie washigher than ever before and

everyone was friends with one

other. This closeness was built

both on the field through grueling

practices, brutal defeats and

terrific victories, and off the field

through the long road trips, the

dinners and the time that the

team spends hanging out with

each other.

While all the elements of a

NCAA team are present in this

club team, what really sets them

apart is that their team is "built

by the players," according to

Wheaton.

The men's lacrosse team is

led by a student and is funded by

the students who play. The team

receives a small amount of funds

from the school, but most of the

money that allows the lacrosse

team to play comes from the

dues that each player has to pay

and the fund-raising that they

do as team. This meant each

player was much more invested

in the team, further boosting their

camaraderie and their drive to

succeed.

The team also had a

mission that helped keep them

together. Wheaton said that this

year the team not only focused

on creating better lacrosse

players, but also "teaching them

to be better people." Wheaton

said that this mission is "what

really brings us together."

The lacrosse team focused

on improving their skills in order

to defeat their opponents and,

in true Jesuit form, in order to

improve their personal lives

through service to themselves,

each other and the greater

community.

By Giovanni Briggs

Left-handed midnelder Chris Barton'

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in a game against St. Mary's.

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THE PAINTTHE WOMEN'S FIELDHOCKEY TEAM FIGHTS TOREBUILD AND DOMINATE

In the hustle and bustle of a

field hockey game, the Bronco's

brought the heat when they were

on the field. You didn't want to be

in the way of these ladies whenthey got into uniform.

This year, the women'sfield hockey team was ruthless,

and it's no wonder why they had

to be. With only three returning

members on the team and being

short a player on the field, they

had to run, shoot and block twice

as much as any other team.

"Even though we don't

have as many girls as other

sports, we work hard to practice

and put up a fight out on the

field," said Mallory Miller '15,

a sophomore and second year

field hockey player.

With not having any subs

available during the games,

the team was required to work

that much harder than their

opponents to keep up with the

competition. Although the sport

was relatively laid back at Santa

Clara, Miller said that the girls "go

hard in the paint" when it wastime to perform and represent

the broncos out on the field.

Rebuilding was a theme

that the team experienced this

year with all of their new and

young players. With hockey

sticks flying everywhere, the

returning members of the team

taught the new players that field

hockey is a very physical sport.

Luckily for the team, their coach,

Alexandra O'Connell, lead the

rebuilding process with five years

of coaching experience for the

Broncos behind her. And with

no goalie, she had to improvise

how to qualify her team to play

by having a hybrid goalie/player.

Although the team's

infrastructure may seemweakened, the heart of these

women drove them to succeed

on the field and push anyone out

of their way.

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ALL GLORYPARTICIPANTS LET THEIR COMPETITIVE SIDE RUN FREE

Dressed in black socks,

ack shorts and black shirts, 10

zn huddled together, jumping

id singing to "We Ready" by

chie Eversole. Despite Teamackout's enthusiasm, no crowd

as yelling or cheering along

th them. In fact, Bellomy Field

as nearly empty of spectators' the flag football game.

"People look at us like we3 crazy, but we don't really

ire," said Chris Glennon '15.

reminds me of running out to

usic in high school basketball

front of a crowd, and it's just

us, but it's still equally as fun."

For Glennon and his

teammates, intramural sports

were a way to continue to play

sports competitively and have

fun with friends.

Intramurals gave students,

faculty and staff a chance to

relive their past athletic grandeur,

let their competitive side run free

or mix up their exercise routine.

While some players played

sports in the past, for manyintramurals were a chance to

explore a new sport and put their

athleticism to the test.

Alessandra Cain '14 had

never competed in flag football

before joining a team with her

friends this year.

"It's just been a lot of fun,"

said Cain. "I look forward to it."

Cain and her teammates

made sure that every game wasfun and enjoyable for the girls on

her team. But their joking, relaxed

style was a stark comparison

with many of the other teams in

their division.

"It's funny to see howseriously the other teams take it,"

said Cain. "They have coaches

and plays and we just wing it and

we win!"

Despite past experience

or skill, many teams were

competitive and fought with

everything they had for the

bragging rights (and exclusive

t-shirt) of being an intramural

champion.

"It's just really fun and

sometimes it gets really

competitive," said Glennon. "I

think it's a key part to student

life."

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ACTIVITIES

FRESHMEN MAKE THEIRMARK ON THEIR FIRST YEAR

It was 6 p.m. on a Sunday

night and students were lined up

at the waffle maker. For manyfreshmen their first few days

on campus were the first time

they decided what they want to

eat without a lecture from their

parents.

Thumping speakers rang

out with the sound of freedom as

there was no one to tell students

to turn down their music or go to

bed.

Freshman year of college

can be confusing, overwhelming,

and, frankly, a little bit intimidating!

Navigating the campus,

choosing what to eat in Benson,

and trying to decide what major

to pursue seems impossible.

Fortunately, according to

freshman Kelly Shi '16, the

quality of the classes, professors

and advisors at Santa Clara makethe freshman period of academic

exploration and decision-making

far more manageable.

Shi came into SCU with

philosophy as one of her top

interests, but was unsure whether

or not she wanted to pursue it

as her major. After experiencing

the SCU philosophy department

firsthand and discussing the

decision with her professor

and her advisor, however, she

was able to confidently declare

philosophy as her major.

"I declared my major shortly

after taking my first philosophy

class here." said Shi. "It becameclear that SCU has a thriving

philosophy department."

Shi's philosophy professor

also introduced her to on-

campus discussion groups such

as Cafe Socrates that madeKelly even more confident in her

decision.

"I feel like I'm in good hands

with the philosophy department

here," said Shi.

Shi's class, professor,

and advisor not only helped her

finalize her decision regarding

what major to pursue, but also

showed her how important it

could be for the future.

"My Cultures and Ideas

philosophy class challenged all

of our ideas and required that wewere able to logically back them

up," said Shi. "I'm pre-law, so

this type of thinking is definitely

relevant to what I might want to

do in the future."

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ACTIVITIES

Brendan Murphy '13 DJs his

weekly radio show on KSCU.

BREAKING

STUDENT TALENT RINGS OUTACROSS CAMPUS

Approximately 100,000

listeners on campus and in

surrounding cities like Mountain

View, Palo Alto, Santa Cruz,

Redwood City, and Fremont

rock out to KSCU. The student

run radio station prides itself as

"The Underground Sound," with

genres ranging from metal to jazz

to power pop.

KSCU has been home to

popular music and student talent

since 1978. The station featured

Santa Clara talent ranging from

Atlas (known as RaymondJacob) mixing on the turntables

to Jackie Gage and The Jurassic

performing live.

This year KSCUencouraged more students to

come in and play their work,

which simultaneously gave DJs

more experience and the artists

more exposure on campus and

in the local community.

But students weren't the

only ones who got to jam on air.

General Manager and DJ JoshChemparathy '13 had personal

friends come into KSCU, like

DJ H Breaker based out of Los

Angeles spinning and a San Jose

jazz band called the Groove Yard

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Outside of the talent,

there was a strong non-student

community taking part in

the radio station and a large

group of student volunteer DJs

participated.

This year in particular

Chemparathy saw a jump in

student listeners and interest

in the station. KSCU shirts that

Chemparathy and his volunteers

handed out were spotted around

campus, and on air contests and

give-aways were incredibly com-petitive.

"I have been giving awaytickets for the last couple years,"

said Chemparathy. "Tickets were

pretty hard to give away before.

Now it's a lot easier." Students

called in with an overwhelming

response for tickets to popu-

lar acts ranging from Treasure

Island, Flying Lotus, Minus the

Bear and Crystal Castle.

Once defined by its relative

anonymity, KSCU's increased

popularity and participation add-

ed to its open environment where

students could learn and express

themselves.

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work in the yearbook office.

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and Giovanni Briggs '16

brainstorm design ideas

during a staff meetinq.

Russell White '13 lets his

"inner model" out for a

photography excercise.

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MAKINGHISTORYTHE REDWOOD BRINGSYEARBOOK TO LIFE WITHTHE FIRST DIGITAL COPY

Each year The Redwoodstaff captures the memories of

the year, edits photos that really

depict the moment, crafts pages

that convey the right emotions,

and somehow squeeze all that

down into a Pook.

But this year the printed

book isn't the only thing the staff

slaved away on. As students

across campus brought tablets

to class and played Fruit Ninja

in Benson, it was time for The

Redwood to catch up.

Former Editor-in-Chief,

Ryan Selewicz '13, first

introduced the idea of producing

an electronic version of the

yearbook last year.

"The demand was growing

as tablets started to becomemore popular," said Selewicz, the

new digital publishing editor. "It

was kind of a perfect time for The

Redwood to take this next step."

Last year The Redwoodplayed around with the

development of a prototype of

an electronic year book, building

up a lot of excitement among the

staff. The momentum has set the

stage for The Redwood Staff to

publish an electronic yearbook

version with new interactive

aspects.

"Though there is risk

involved in taking on something

new like this, I still believe it

would be even riskier for us not

to make the move into the digital

publishing space," said Selewicz.

The electronic version

grew The Redwood Staff by

three new positions to help with

the development, programming

and promotion of the electronic

version. Editors, photographers

and designers have all worked

hard this year to create a

yearbook that encases all the

memories of the year and brings

them back to life.

By Wally Gonzalez

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ACTIVITIES

: )ions of the Roommate

McN;

better known; celebrate

their victory with pride.

Voiunt

a midnight bre

to hungry studiers.

Roommate Challenge host,

Matt Reneris '15, tries to

crack roommate pairs from

each RLC by asking detailed,

pressing questions.

Brit Belme '15 cheers on

her favorite roommate

pair, Matt Silvestri '15 and

Matt Doherty '15 to win

the Roommate Challenge

competition for Communitas.

Students visit with Santa (Matt Burrill

'14) during a community event in

the Benson Memorial Center.

54

IDEAS THATSTART IT ALLRLCA IDEAS BLOSSOM INTOSUCCESSFUL SCHOOL-WIDEEVENTS

Every Wednesday night,

the Residential Learning

Community Association spent

hours collaborating with one

another to create great ideas for

school-wide events.

Nishad Joshi '15 had

been part of RLCA for the past

two years, and was president

of the student-run organization.

He described the organization's

role on campus as, "build(ing)

community within each of the

RLCs and between all of them."

This year's RLCA staff

had an extremely collaborative

dynamic, as they used each

other to develop their ideas for

events.

"You sort of have to let

conversation flow, I think is the

most important thing, because

idea generation is definitely a

group activity," said Joshi. "It's

hard to be all by yourself coming

up with activities."

As leader of the RLCAstaff, Nishad fostered an open

environment where everyone

could feel comfortable sharing

their craziest ideas and

feedback. Without teamwork

and conversation, it is difficult to

both have a starting idea and to

build on it.

While generating event

ideas can be challenging, it wasimportant for the staff to think

about what kinds of activities

students on campus would want

to participate in.

"For S'mores and More,

our first RLCA event this year, wekind of got that idea off of (the

fact that) it's the end of summerand people are getting in their

last camping trips," said Nishad,

"And we kind of thought of that

feel, and thought, 'How can webring that feel to the school?'"

Without inspiration, the

RLCA would not have been able

to produce the effective idea of

S'mores and More, and manymore programs. By knowing

what draws people to events,

they successfully attracted

large turnouts to many events

throughout the year and kept

everyone entertained.

By Suparna Jasuja

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SAFETY

ASG LIGHTS UP THE NIGHTFOR STUDENTS

Their yellow safety vests

reflected the light from the

streetlight as they walked

toward campus. This was no

walk of shame or Halloween

costume gone wrong, but

rather volunteers for Associated

Student Government's latest

program that provides students

with "buddies" to make sure

everyone gets home safely.

As concerns regarding the

safety of students on and off

campus grew throughout last

year, ASG introduced their Safe

Walk program in September

to make sure students make it

home safe.

"ASG really stepped up and

represented what the students

wanted," said senior Carlos

Gomez "12 who first joined ASGtwo years ago. "I thought that

was really cool."

Each year Santa Clara's

ASG dives into projects

involving the school policies, off

campus partying, club funding,

academics, health and safety

and many more.

"There was a lot of issues

off campus were students were

running into incidences with

safety," said Gomez. "Students

started to come to us with their

concerns."

That was all that wasneeded for ASG to dive head first

into the development of the Safe

Walk.

"ASG is not going to

implement these policies," said

Gomez, "but if we take the

initiative to take surveys to find

out what policy will work best for

the students and campus, then it

can be brought up to faculty and

staff."

ASG hopes to create

momentum for certain policies

or programs and set up the

groundwork for students

and faculty to take charge of

these programs and becomecompletely student run,

according to Gomez.

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IOIN THE PARTYPB LEADERSHIP WORKS TO CREATE A FUN ENVIRONMENTOR THE YEAR AND FOR THEIR STAFF

Imagine standing on stage,

s colored lights flashing out

to the faces of your friends,

d right next to you is Tyga.

It seems like a scene out of

nusic video, but Sami Tasaki

J, the Activities Programming

ard marketing director, got to

just that. All the work Tasaki

d put in for months creating

sters and distributing them)und campus had paid off and

*re she was dancing on stage

:h one of the biggest namesrrently in music.

"We were so close you

uld see the tattoos on his

ck," said Tasaki.

For the only senior on staff,

this was a dream come true and

a sigh of relief.

"In marketing I always feel

responsible for making sure

people come out to all of the

events," Tasaki said. "Seeing

my posters around campus is

a good feeling. When people

notice them and take time to

look at them for me it feels really

good because all my hard work

paid off."

From meetings at the

beginning of each quarter to

selling tickets, the members of

APB work behind the scenes to

ensure that events are put on

seamlessly, while keeping a fun

work environment.

"Between the 10 of us, it's

a crazy bunch of people," said

Assistant Director Erica Valle

'15. "We wouldn't know each

other otherwise and we've all

already gotten really close."

APB is about bringing not

only the student body together

but a group of people willing

to take on all of these events

and setting an example for staff

members to come. For Director

Josh Farinha '14, it has been a

chance to inspire his teammates

"The approach I have tried

to create includes setting the

example and catering to the

diverse needs and strengths

of our staff who in turn are

responsible for constructing and

improving the foundations of

new friendships and fun for our

Broncos," said Farinha.

"Around the office it seems

our staff together is a party, and

not only are we able to have a lot

of fun together but we hold each

other accountable and pick each

other up when we need help"

said Farinha. "They're a blast to

be around."

By Ashley Nguyen

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CREATING A SAFE SPACEHE MULTICULTURAL CENTER STRIVES TO WELCOME THE ENTIRE'OMMUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL LEARNINGOn Thursday evenings

1 Shappell Lounge at the

ilticultural Center was:ked. It was common for at

st 50 people to be gathered

lether, laughing. Throughout

i weekday evenings, there

s almost always an energetic

nosphere at the MCC.The center is best known

»und campus as a place

ere students of diverse ethnic

:kgrounds feel at home.

chelle Tang '13, director

the MCC, worked this year

maintain the Center's safe

/ironment, while forging

>re connections among other

janizations and clubs on

campus.

The MCC offered an

accessible place for people of

all backgrounds to learn and

broaden their knowledge of

different cultural perspectives

Although the Center's

mission is "to educate people

about different cultures that are

here on campus," according to

Tang, its "primary purpose is to

create a safe space for people of

color on campus."

The Multicultural Center

was full of students most nights

because they feel comfortable in

its open environment. Students

identified both with those of

their same ethnic backgrounds

and students from different

ethnicities.

"People can just come here

and relax and do homework until

the clubs have their meetings,"

said Tang. The students whowere part of the multicultural

clubs on campus forged strong

bonds with one another, leading

students to want to come back

every week.

To bring the different clubs

together and increase MCCunity, the Multicultural Center

started joint club meetings this

year. The joint meeting between

Barkada, the Vietnamese club,

MEChA, the Hispanic club, and

Intandesh earlier this fall was

a "historic moment, because

we've never had three clubs

have one meeting all in the samenight," said Tang. In the future,

the MCC hopes that connections

between the multicultural clubs

on campus will create an even

safer and more supportive space.

The presence of the MCCon campus gave all students the

opportunity to find support within

the Santa Clara community.

People of all ethnicities were

welcome at the MCC to broaden

their perspectives of culture and

make new friends.

By Suparna Jasuja

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OPENING DOORSSTUDENTS BREAK OUT OF THE CLASSROOM AND BUILDRELATIONSHIPS IN THE COMMUNITY

The Santa Clara Community

Action Program was more than a

community service organization.

Split up into four different

departments: homelessness,

health and disabilities, education,

and empowerment, each

department worked with different

communities to lend a helping

hand and expand learning

outside the classroom walls.

"We try to provide a different

type of education," said Keely

Reidelberger '13, director of

SCCAR "It's hard to know what

a community needs by talking

about it in the classroom, instead

we talk to the people of our

community directly. You learn

how to speak up for different

groups that don't have a voice."

SCCAP students worked

hard strengthening relationships

within the community. Energetic

students volunteered their time

and created awareness of these

different groups of people on and

off campus. Whether they put on

a holiday event for children, or

visited a local hospital to give a

veteran support, volunteers for

SCCAP put their heart and souls

into the cause.

"We don't believe

volunteering is a one waystreet," said Reidelberger. "A lot

of the volunteer work we do is

impactful, but it's not going to

change the world, and we realize

that. Our mission isn't to change

the world it's to develop Santa

Clara students in different ways."

Those who were active in

SCCAP this year felt empowered

by what they accomplished.

Volunteering can change

someone's life or career path.

SCCAP understands that

education is not just about

going to class. Some of the

most enlightening and impactful

learning takes place outside of

the classroom.

"You can learn a lot through

service work. You learn you are

very privileged in a lot different

ways and to not feel ashamed

of this, but to realize you now

have responsibilities," said

Reidelberger. "We can't close the

door behind us, we have to open

it and help other people through

that door."

By Sara Markwith

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ACTIVITIES

LATE NIGHT

THEY DON'T SLEEP SO YOUCAN

The -bottom of Benson wasdead. The Cellar and the post

office were closed, and no one

was reclining in the chairs in front

of the California Mission Room.There was no traffic through this

area at all, but it was Wednesdaynight, which means that a newedition of The Santa Clara would

hit the newsstands the next

morning.

The newspaper staff

gathered in their office for a long

night of organized chaos full of

frantic work and late night dance

parties.

It's not hard to understand

why Wednesday nights were

rough for The Santa Clara staff.

Editor-in-Chief Matthew Rupel'13 described his Wednesdaysas "grueling and fast-paced."

There was so much work to be

done on these nights and the

staff was on a tight deadline.

"Typically we can be in

here until two in the morning,"

said Rupel, and while the staff

was comprised of some "pretty

healthy people who make sure to

get adequate amounts of sleep,"

some nights require "a whole lot

of Red Bull," according to Rupel.

But while these nights were

long and strenuous, they were

also, as Rupel says, "a blast."

"Even though Wednesdaynights are the worst part of myweek, they are also the best part

of my week," said Rupel. "When

you spend that much time with

people when you all have the

same goal, then you bond a lot."

This bond, which wasfortified by movie nights, dinners,

trips to Santa Cruz and constant

communication, made sure

that the newspaper did not fall

apart. There were weeks where

the newspaper staff talked to

one another more than their

roommates or family.

But the late nights were

worth it when students across

campus grabbed the newspaper

as they rushed to class or on

their way to get breakfast in the

morning.

By Giovanni Briggs

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to perfect the News Section.

The newspaper staff takes a

quick dinner break to refuel.

Even during his dinner break,

Editor-in Chief Matt Rupel '13

works to make sure that the

staff meets their deadline.

THE SANTA CLARA 65

Stephen Layton '13, this year's

in the i I ly meeting.

TRADITIONTHE REVIEW CELEBRATES ITS 100TH VOLUME

After 1 43 years The Santa

Clara Review published its

historic 100th volume.

"To have made it to

volume 100 highlights our

school's values of tradition and

support for literature and the

arts, support, which is doubly

noteworthy since it takes the

form of an undergraduate literary

magazine," said StephenLayton '12. "We're proud to

continue this tradition."

Since 1869 editors like

Layton worked hard to pull

together the staff and publish

the best of student fiction, non-

fiction, poetry, visual art, and

even music.

The staff both this year and

in the past have done their best

to give students a place to share

their voices on campus.

To bring the past and the

present together the historic

volume included letters, essays

and notes from previous editors

about their experiences at the

helm. "We're one of the few

undergraduate literary magazines

at universities, so it's a pretty rare

thing to be able to say you ran a

literary magazine or did all of the

things we do—while still being

undergraduates," said Layton.

"It's a really special thing."

Despite its historical ties the

literary magazine is far from stuck

in the past. The last 10 issues

can be read online in addition to

their digital tablet edition for the

last magazine published.

This was the second year

in a row that the magazine came

out in a digital tablet edition in

addition to print.

The digital formats bring to

life the artwork and music and

allows The Review to expand

beyond their print edition.

"By the end of the year, I

hope to have a concrete sense of

where we've been as a magazine

in the past, and where we can go

in the future," said Layton.

By Mandy Ferreira

66 PHOTOS BY: MALU VELTZE

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67

ACTIVITIES

THE SUITE

EAST SIDE BOASTS JOYOUSSUITE STYLE LIVING

You walk in your door

and your family greets you with

a smile as the smell of freshly

baked bread fills the air. Are you

home? No, you just walked into

your suite and it has never felt

cozier.

That's what living on east

side at Santa Clara was like.

Compared to the hustle and

bustle of Swig and the west

side of campus, the suites at

Santa Clara contained a quieter

environment, from the outside.

Behind the closed doors lied

the essence of the Santa Clara

community and the family aspect

that it brought.

Loyola resident Kayti

Ramirez '15 liked to say,

"There's no place like home. Or

Sobrato."

While being a resident on

the east side may seem like a

student would be separated from

the rest of school, it's not quite

so.

Ramierz described her day

as going out and spending time

with people around campus,

but having her suite as refuge to

come back and spend time with

her 'family' Everyone brought

their own personality to the suite

and everyone played a role in up-

keeping the living space, while

staying on good terms.

And just like being home,

living in a suite gave students the

ability to invite larger amounts

of guests to spend time with

them to create more private and

hospitable environments.

While people may not have

run around from door to door

as in Swig or Dunne, there still

were countless opportunities for

students to socialize within their

Residential Learning Communitywith events such as ice skating,

baking, playing sports and more.

Whether they gathered for a

meal prepared by a suite memberor put up festive decorations, the

students on east side knew howto bring the family atmosphere

into their home away from home.

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BESf LIFECREATING COMMUNITYTHROUGH NON-STOP FUN

The west side of campuswas always thriving with activity.

The dorms were lit up, people

ran around playing a variety of

sports including Ultimate Frisbee,

baseball and football on the

Kennedy Lawn, and the lounges

were crammed with people

doing homework, socializing or

catching up on much needed

sleep.

The west side's close-

quarter environment forced

students to leave their rooms and

meet new people, and as JoeSinger '16 pointed out, "The

best part of the west side is the

people in the community."

The west side was full of

vibrant and energetic freshman,

returning sophomores, and

the handful of seasoned

upperclassmen.

"People are really friendly

so you're able to have fun doing

whatever you want," said Singer.

This welcoming and inviting

community made the transition

to college extremely easy for

students.

According to Singer, the

transition to dorm life was simple

and easy because "you jump

right into all the activities the west

side has to offer and it feels like

home."

The west side helped

students to make a place for

themselves at Santa Clara,

because for many students, this

was their first time being awayfrom their family for an extended

period of time. Santa Clara

was the beginning of student's

lives on their own, without the

constant support from parents

and the west side served to

make students feel like they

belonged and helped to support

them during their transition to

college life.

The west side community

was a tightly knit group that

did almost everything together.

From dorm wide dinners to

longue sleep overs, the west side

facilitated community through its

warm and lively spirit and the

constant stream of activities that

it had to offer.

By Giovanni Briggs

70 UOVANNIBR PHOTOS BYJONATHAN TADROS

Dunne residents groo

to Wii's "Just Dance"

game in the basement.

Connor Green '15 and Alyosha

Sinkevich '15 escape their

dorm rooms and study for their

finals in Kennedy Commons.

RESIDENT LIFE: WEST SIDE

ACTIVITIES

Bucky shows off his dance

ring fhe men's

baskel jainst Utah

State on November 28th.

Ryan Tursi '14 shows his

support for the Broncos.

LIKE, FOLLOW,SUPPORTRUFF RIDERS FIND NEWWAYS TO CONNECTTHROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA

It's halftime, and over the

loudspeakers you can hear

"make sure to like the Ruff

Riders on Facebook and follow

us on Twitter." With the addition

of Instagram and a fan page on

Facebook, the Ruff Riders found

ways to connect to coaches,

athletes and the student body

on a whole new level and

behind it all is Angeli King '15,

the Ruff Riders special events

coordinator.

"Last year we didn't

capitalize on social media as

much," said King. "So this year

we're trying to do that by fixing

up the Instagram account and

turned our Facebook into a fan

page instead."

Ruff Riders reached outside

of the normal flyers and emails to

gain the attention of the student

body.

"Everyone on campushas Facebook or Instagram so

it is the easiest way to contact

students as opposed to email,"

said President Ezana Tesfu

'13. "We have 3,000 people

on average a week check our

Facebook so that's awesome.It's a good connection between

staff, students and faculty."

When a status is posted,

an event is created on Facebook,

or a photo is taken on Instagram,

followers can be in the know as

soon as it happens.

72 SHLEYNGL

"Whatever we post people

see it right away," said Tesfu.

"On Instagram you can see the

pictures and you can relate to it

right away."

Coaches and athletes can

also communicate with Ruff

Riders and share their own posts.

"It's more of a personal

thing. They can connect with

us through comments or liking.

Athletes get to talk to us as well

and follow us back," said King.

"That's good to see that they're

not afraid to interact with Ruff

Riders. They do appreciate the

support. They want us at the

games."

The Ruff Riders reached

out to gain more support through

the use of social media and it

showed promising improvement.

With around 1 ,000 new membersthis year alone, Ruff Riders is the

largest club on campus. They

hope to continue this and watch

school spirit grow.

"The more we support

the athletes, they're going to

show greater results at the end

of the day they need you, they

cannot win without you," said

Tesfu. "Every year the whole

point is to bring more Ruff Riders

to the games and support our

school spirit and every year it's

improving."

By Ashley Nguyen

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Barbeque master Chris

Mora '13 throws burgers

onto the grill in preparation

for the Gonzaqa qame.

Students cheer as the

men's basketball team

extends their lead.

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"JESUITS PULL A DIFFERENT PART OF FAITH

OUT OF PEOPLE. . . ITS OK IF YOU DON'TBELIEVE THE SAME THING AS THE PERSONNEXT TO YOU.

"

- CAREY PARK

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SEARCHSEARCH RETREATAND MASSCREATE COMMUNITY

On campus mass was a

time for students to take a break

from their hectic schedules and

the heavy demands of college

life.

This year's Search retreats

were opportunities for students

to deepen their faith or find a newcommunity of friends.

"You don't have to be

religious to go on Search," said

Carey Parker '13, a senior whowent on the retreat. "Search is

a very different experience for

each person involved. You are

exposed to a type of community

you normally wouldn't be

exposed to."

Retreating into Mission

Springs, in the Santa Cruz hills,

Search members were given time

to center them selves through

individual reflection during an

overnight excursion.

As a special time to think

about the past, future and

present, the retreat taught Santa

Clara students how to live in the

moment.

Through group bonding

activities, students connected

their faith with their everyday

lives. During the retreat, students

shared with each other their

experiences regarding their ownindividual faith.

"Jesuits pull a different

part of faith out of people," said

Parker. "I have learned that

praying can be in a conversation

with a friend. The Jesuits didn't

pressure me to believe what

they wanted me to believe. They

taught me that different people

have different views; it's okay if

you don't believe the same thing

as the person next to you."

Santa Clara students used

mass and search as guides in

how to live life with more faith,

love and understanding.

By Sara Markwith

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"TO BE THE FIRST GENERATION IS A GOODEXPERIENCEAND I FEEL LIKE I'M LEADING MYFAMILY NOW.

- MAILE PUJALET

Professor Theresa Strickland

speaks to a group of

LEAD freshmen to start

off the new year.

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REACHING OUT.EAD SCHOLARS BUILD A COMMUNITY TO EXPERIENCEALLEGE TOGETHER

It's the beginning of

mmer and freshmen are

Bparing for orientation. On their

-do list is summer reading, and' LEAD students, a particular

>ok connected with their unique

cumstance.

"I read Franciso Jiminez's

>ok Reaching Out and he talked

iout his struggle of being a first

meration student. His parents

sre not financially stable and

iving issues at home so he

anted to quit but he decided

at he had to stay," said Seanimagiwa '16. "I guess it's the

me for me. My parents put a

: of time and hard work into this

! it has to be worth something."

For first generation

jdents, college can be a

lunting experience. With so

any uncertainties, the LEADogram seeks to help incoming

ishmen with their transition.

"LEAD was really

eaningful in terms of connecting

with and meeting people," said

Maile Pujalet '14, originally from

Hawaii. "I got to know people in

my LEAD class and that really

helped because I knew people

coming into the school year."

LEAD provided support

for students and helped makethe start of college a little less

intimidating.

"The fact that our parents

hadn't gone to college or had

that experience, we were kind of

on our own," said Pujalet. "Wedidn't know what it was going

to be like and couldn't ask our

parents so it was a helpful way to

get adjusted into the school and

the college lifestyle."

LEAD brought students

together with peer mentors

and faculty to help them in any

way possible, academic and

personal, to ensure the students

felt that they had the tools for

successful college careers.

"All the LEAD mentors are

only a year older, but I feel like

they can act as parents in a way.

There's always people around

me to encourage me," said

Yamagiwa. "There's an inside

community within a community.

It's a different group of people

and we're all connected."

Through classes, seminars

and LEAD week, students got

to know each other and find out

about the resources available to

them on campus.

"My favorite part is knowing

that I always have the faculty and

staff associated with LEAD to

turn to. They really help direct

you in any form of college life,"

said Pujalet.

However, the most

impactful thing for LEAD students

was the people they got to know,

especially their peers.

"At first, I didn't really talk

to anyone because it was just

hard and college was different.

I didn't really know people and

didn't want to open up," said

Yamagiwa. "Everyone's really

encouraging and open to help

us so I want to do the samebecause I understand the

struggles everyone else would

be going through too."

For them, being a first

generation student was more

than being a part of LEAD.

"It makes you feel like

you've overcome more," said

Michael Kelly '14, a peer

mentor. "I try not to think of it as

a disadvantage. LEAD actually

makes it kind of an advantage."

Through their experiences

throughout college, the LEADscholars are paving the way for

not only their lives but others' as

well.

"To be the first generation

is a good experience and I feel

like I'm leading my family now. It's

a new experience for the whole

family," said Pujalet.

By Ashley Nguyen

LEAD SCHOLARS 77

ACTIVITIES

Tom Wheeler ' 1 6 gets ready to

pass to a fellow • mate.

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STICKSAND PICSQUIDDITCH AND SNAPSHOTCLUBS ADD EVEN MORECREATIVITY TO THE CAMPUSCOMMUNITY

Whether they were out with

a camera or running around with

a broom, students were able to

find clubs that fit their passion.

Even though Griffin Burns'16 was only a freshman, he

already started to make an impact

at Santa Clara. He wanted to be

a part of something creative,

but he was surprised to find welacked a photography club. Herealized that unless people were

enrolled in a photography class,

there was little opportunity for

people to try this creative art

form.

"I feel like photography is

a big enough hobby for enough

people," said Burns.

Now anyone could try

photography out without the

pressure of a grade and people

of all skill levels were able to join

in. Burns and his club aimed to

organize photo shoots, photo

scavenger hunts in San Francisco

and other fun events that could

bring everyone together.

Students who were

looking for more action or a newadventure were able to find an

escape in Santa Clara Quidditch.

Wally Gonzalez '14 and

Gabby Bricker '14 were invited

to play a quick game down at

UCLA and realized that Quidditch

is much more than a game that

has its roots based in the Harry

Potter series, it's a sport.

"You don't even have to

read the books or be a Harry

Potter fan," said Gonzalez. "This

is an actual sport that you can

actually do."

Over the past few years

Quidditch has grown in popularity

over the United States.

"If you go in with an

open mind and don't have any

judgements about it, you're

going to really enjoy it," said

Gonzalez. "It's like a combination

of basketball, soccer, dodge ball.

If you ever try it, its really fun."

By Geoffrey Bray

CLUBS 79

ACTIVITIES

i Kappa Psi celebrates

it cancer

Mich

Fong 15' and Bristin Parks

13' chat in Benson

AKPsi beach cleai

AKP:

EXPANDING THE

MORE THAN JUST SOCIALIZING, ACADEMIC FRATERNITIESTEACH PRACTICAL SKILLS AND HELP STUDENTS EXCEL

Academic frats have it all,

brotherhood and brains. The

business fraternities in particular

networked on and off campusthis year to develop each one

of their members into potential

future business leaders. They

taught their members how to

market themselves, interview

well and present themselves

professionally.

Alpha Kappa Psi especially

took on this challenge. Opento all majors, AKPsi aimed to

develop the best leaders in any

field. No matter the careers

Santa Clara students pursued,

AKPsi believed all collegiate

students should understand

the fundamental principles of

business.

AKPsi took in 19 newmembers this year, bringing

their chapter to a total of 100

members. While Alpha KappaPsi is a business fraternity, not

all members are strictly business

majors.

"Everything revolves around

business in some way," said

Bryce Yee '13. "Whether you're

a doctor or lawyer or anything

like that, there are business skills

that come along with running

your own practice."

In addition, to excel in

business Yee believed that "its' all

about surrounding yourself with

the right people." Yee credits his

fraternity as the foundation of his

professional development.

Unlike most typical

fraternities, academic frats have

an academic focus, not a social

one.

"We take the brotherhood

aspect of our fraternity seriously,"

said Andrew Reeves '13,

president of AKPsi. "But the main

difference between our fraternity

and others is our professional

development. Our fraternity

develops the professional side of

your college experience."

From kayak trips to resume

building, AKPsi made strong

relationships within their fraternity

this year and set their memberson a path toward their future

goals.

The fraternity looks for

specific qualities in their pledges.

"You need to show a lot

of drive and passion," said

Charlotte Witter '14, from the

2011 pledge class. "We also

look for people who have room

to grow, and who really want to

be a part of something we love

to be a part of."

Above all, Reeves led th

fraternity with a firm goal in mine

"We try to instill within ou

brothers five core values; th

building blocks for success

brotherhood, knowledge

service, unity and integrity," sai>

Reeves.

They pushed their member

to exemplify these values outsid

of the classroom and beyon

their time at Santa Clara.

"We embody these value

in what we do as a fraternity,

said Reeves. "We try and develo

leaders that also embody thes

values in their profession,

career."

By Russell White &Sara Markwith

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Killian Poore '

1 4 makes a newfriend at the petting zoo.

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put on by the Multicull

Week.

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in front of the library to

celebrate Bronco talent.

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"[WE] WANT TO FOCUS AROUND AHOMECOMING TYPE IDEA AND BUILD UP THE

GAME OR EVENTS THAT WEEK, ESPECIALLY

THE BIGGEST GAME OF THE YEAR"

-JACK SCHNEEMAN' 13

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RABBITS, RIVALS"""" RAUCOUS'<RONCOS FLAUNT THEIR SCHOOL SPIRITAND CELEBRATE

It's not often that dogs and

)bits run around on campusJ people pack events, but for

)nco Week the school buzzed

h enthusiasm.

Students were encouraged

show off their Bronco pride

attending everything from a

tting zoo to the traditional Redd White Ball.

Whether decked out in

Rough Rider shirts or dancing in

a red ball gown, students across

campus flocked to events in their

honor.

The entire week built up to

the big game against the Gaels

where students came out in full

force to support our team.

"[We] want to focus around

a homecoming type idea and

build up the game or events

that week, especially the biggest

game of the year," said JackSchneeman '13.

Students filled the Leavey

Center to cheer on the men's

basketball team as they took on

Bay Area rival Saint Mary's in a

heated game.

For many, the most

anticipated part of Bronco weekwas packing the Rough Rider

section with their friends.

The hype building up

to the game brought school

spirit to campus, according to

Schneeman.

By Geoff Bray

BRONCO WEEK 83

ACADEMICSWHEN IT COMES DOWN TO IT, WE ALL ATTEND SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITYFOR THE GREAT EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. NATALIA PAVLINA '13, KELLYRYAN '15 AND ROSA GARIBO '14 LEARN MORE ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY BY

EXPERIENCING HOW SCU DISPOSES OF OUR WASTE.

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ACADEMICS

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the Arts and Scie

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Home to more than 30 majors,

the College of Arts and Sciencestho tarnp e on oamoL

THE SKY

THE SCHOOL OFARTS ANDSCIENCES SHOWS PROMISE

This year the Arts and

Sciences Department gave

undergraduate students

opportunities to learn what they

love and love what they do. From

communication to biology, these

students were proud to say that

what they chose to study as an

undergrad didn't limit them in

their choices for internships.

"The skill set that you learn

being a history major allows you

to succeed in all different types

of careers," said Guy Marzorati

'13. "You won't have the samecareer for the rest of your life so

learning how to read, write and

analyze effectively can be applied

to anything."

Arts and Science majors

applied what they learned in the

classroom to their everyday lives.

"It doesn't matter if you

like it or not, politics affects your

life," said Vitalis Obidi '13. You

86 {: 'SSEL

can't trust everything you hear in

news media, you have to do your

own research."

Diego Mora '13, an

environmental studies major, also

applied what he learned to his

personal life.

"When I think of science

I think of the building blocks to

life," said Mora. "If you're trying

to reach a goal, like supply water

to a community, you have to

understand the science behind

it. So environmental studies is a

lot more hands on than people

think, you see it every day around

you."

Students agreed that the

best part about being an arts

and sciences major was learning

what most specialists already

know and then realizing what

new thoughts and ideas they

could provide themselves.

By Sara Markwith

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ACADEMICS

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READY IOLAUNCHSTUDENTS SETAIM ONFUTURE SUCCESS

In the Leavey School of

Business tomorrow's leaders

fine tuned their knowledge for

business in a forever changing

world.

Business classes helped

pave the way for sucess in the

future for many students.

"A lot of people don't really

know what they want to do with

their lives," said Gavin Zerbe'14. But the business school wasa great way to help find yourself

and keep doors open whenstudents were unsure about their

future, according to Zerbe.

The major didn't define whostudents were and a background

in business was a launch point

to help many students start a

business or find a job.

The Leavey School of

Business was a great foundation

to help budding businessmen

and women gain knowledge

and insight that they would have

not learned in another major or

school.

"In business class I don't

really feel like I'm doing busy

work a lot of the time," said

Zerbe. "I feel like its stuff that I

need to do to like learn about the

business world."

By Geoff Bray

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ACADEMICSents file in

and out of one of the three

i leering Halls.

GENIUS

ENGINEERING IS HOME TOSOME OF THE SMARTEST

From the keyboard to the

hacksaw, engineers at Santa

Clara were pushing the limits

every day to better the world

around them.

With five different

disciplines, bio-civil-mechanical-

electrical-computer, the

engineering school put out

some of the brightest innovative

thinkers to enter into the Silicon

Valley.

But it all started in the

classroom and labs, where

lengthy homework and projects

were dealt out.

"The school of engineering

here has broadened my vision of

the burdens in society and has

trained me to confidently relive

those burdens and make for a

better future," said civil major

Alyosha Sinkevich "15

At the heart of

undergraduate courses,

Sinkevich found it especially

interesting to be involved with so

many hands on activities in the

lab as well as on the computer.

One hundred and one

years since the founding of the

school, it looked a bit different

from what it once was. Stocked

with high tech machinery that

can put nearly 200 tons of force

on a pile and labs to determine

the circuitry of solar panels,

engineers had the remarkable

ability to put the theory from the

classroom in to practice.

At the pinnacle of an

engineering student's career at

Santa Clara comes their senior

design project. Every engineer

has to create a design that

pertains to their major and could

better the world around them.

Hayley Dickson '13

worked on her senior project and

planned to make a difference

outside of our borders. Stretching

all the way to the Philippines,

Dickson described her project as

building disaster relief housing for

the developing nation.

"I have always wanted to

do a senior design project where

I can apply what I've learned

in school to something that

does some good in the world,"

said Dickson. "This project fits

perfectly with that, given the

recent destruction in areas of

Polynesia and countries like

Haiti due to natural disasters like

earthquakes and flooding."

Without hesitation,

the engineers carried their

knowledge through their classes

here and started to apply the

science technology to the world

around them.

By Jonathan Tadros

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ACADEMICS

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, FC Barcelona

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Salvador.

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REALSTUDENTS ABROAD BRING HOME MORE THAN SOUVENIRS

Claudia Fernandez '14

looked over rolling, vibrant green

hills and a landscape touched by

small pieces of shrapnel, bullet

casings and the blood of Oscar

Romero. The Central American

sun touched her hair before

entering her eyes. Although El

Salvador was thousands of miles

away from Santa Clara, being

here was calming for Fernandez.

During fall quarter,

Fernandez studied abroad in El

Salvador, a trip that shook her

foundations and opened her

perspective.

"I ended up in a more urban

community which was really

affected by the El Salvadorian

Civil War from '80-'92," said

Fernandez. "Everyone you talk to

has in some way been changed

by the conflict, if it's not a direct

connection; it's certainly the loss

of one's home or relocation to

another community."

Fernandez brought their

culture and their experiences

home with her.

"I heard stories from middle

aged men and women about

death squads coming in to look

for people, people my parents

age," said Fernandez.

Her daily routine was filled

with breath-taking landscapes

and people with a lot more than

a nice car or gaudy high heels.

"I spent time with a family

of 11 kids, originally 14," said

Fernandez "In one instance

the mother of this large family

recounted that each child she

had marked a significant part of

her life, especially in the context

of the war. The three children whc

were lost resemble moments

before, during and after the war.

It's unfortunate that this is the

souvenir she was left with, bill

it's the reality for El Salvadorians".

While at Santa Clara i

is easy for students to exisl

within a comfortable bubble ol

safety, focus and community

students like Fernandez broughi

back what they learned and the

experiences of thousands ol

people to campus.

By Ezequiel Olvera

' 12 AUDIA FERNANDEZ (3, 5, '(4)

94 i<Y:DALAN,

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what was your dream:areer when you/vere a child and why?

MY DREAM CAREER WAS TO5E A TEACHER BECAUSE I

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REALIZED I LIKED TO BE WITH'OUNG PEOPLE AND LEARN ASyiUCH AS I CAN."

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WHAT IS YOUR MOSTMEMORABLE MOMENT IN

COLLEGE?

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WHAT IS YOUR MOSTMEMORABLE MOMENTAT SANTA CLARA?

"I HAVE HAD NUMEROUSMEMORABLE EXPERIENCES ATSCU...MY MOST MEMORABLEEXPERIENCE AT SCU,HOWEVER, WAS GETTINGMARRIED IN THE MISSIONCHURCH IN 2006 TO MATT,

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BOYD, S.J."

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SPECIALFEATURES

A student jots downimportant discussion points

offered by her peers.

Cafe Socrates participants,

including both students

>rofessors begin their

iversial discussion.

The club meetings were

often supplemented by

books on various topics.

C

01

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)inion at an in-depth

Socrates discussion

same-sex marriage.

QUESTIONINGEVERYTHINGCAFE SOCRATES FEEDSTUDENT'S BRAINS

Ever had a deep thought

that you wanted to discuss

or share with people? Not

sure where to have intellectual

discussions? Cafe Socrates is

an undergraduate philosophy

discussion group that met every

week and provided both.

Amber Nelson '15

joined the group to have deep

conversations and have her brain

"chew on something: when not

in class," according to Nelson.

The topics changed

week to week and ranged from

heroism to whether war is ever

morally justified. The discussions

never got out of hand and the

professors really wanted to hear

what the students had to say,

said Nelson. Plus there were

always treats for people to snack

on.

Despite their conversations,

the group never really came to

conclusions. "Every time I walk

into Cafe Socrates it feels like

Christmas morning and I amabout to open a new toy and

it's really complicated," said

Nelson. "It's like a Rubik's cube

or something and I get to mess

with it for hours and hours." As

Professor Scott Labarge often

joked, "Philosophers don't ever

get much done."

Cafe Socrates was the

result of students yearning for

more and questioning everything.

They discussed ideas that were

generally not brought up in regular

classes and gave students the

opportunity to explore deep

within the mind to find new things

about themselves and the world

around them.

By Geoffrey Bray

98 LAYOUT BY: SUPARNA JASUJA PHOTOS BY: GEOFFREY BRAY

SPECIALFEATURES

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Rainbow Prom, M n '16

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imagery. Her pron

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reproduction;;

STUDENTARTISTS CREATELIFE THROUGH ART

We all have wild

imaginations, we just can't

always illustrate them the waywe picture them. But for artists at

Santa Clara, sharing their minds'

imagery is what it's all about.

From the mouse and keyboard

to the concrete and chalk, artists

around Santa Clara manifested

their creative abilities, as well as

remarkable talents, to bring light

to the artistic side of the Bronco

student body.

The students' art was more

than the science of what looks

good, but rather the emotion and

feel behind each piece of work

that brings it to life. However,

doing this was not as easy as

this gifted community made it

seem. With limited resources

and small workspaces, the art

center made it difficult to fit

large classes and give everyone

enough workspace.

This lack of space cut back

on time spent in the art rooms

for many student artists and

made it difficult for them to get

their minds running and hands

moving.

Many students' talents

remained unknown — they were

usually on their own and didn't

get much help getting their work

featured around campus or in

the surrounding area. While on

campus the Santa Clara Review

or the de Saisset museum were

the two main outlets, the art

must be reviewed through a

competitive process to be put on

display.

Given that the population of

the art major was low relative to

other majors, it could also prove

to be difficult for artists to work

together.

For Anne Nino '13 it wasa challenge to collaborate with

other artists because everyone

had their own medium or creative

angle to all of their work.

Even though the challenges

represent themselves, being in

the art school is very rewarding

for those artists. "It's a process

that's dying," said Nino, "So

carrying that on and holding it to

a level of excellence that is high

feels really good."

Maintaining this excellence

was a key aspect for senior

multi-medium artist Phillip

Martinelli '13. As a philosophy

and art double major, Martinelli

channeled his ideas about the

absurdity of the human species

into his senior art show. His

medium was a mixture of ink and

watercolor and he made them

into 3-D dioramas.

"Tracing my process and

knowing that I am getting better

at what I am doing with every

piece makes it all worth it," said

Martinelli.

Art lets us channel our

expressions and share them with

the world.

By Jonathan Tadros

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INTO THE

OUTDOORSLEAVING A LEGACY FORYEARS TO COME

In the fall of freshman year

Andrew Noonan '14 was going

on one of his first trips through

the Santa Clara's club Into the

Wild. There were seven students

total in the minivan heading to the

snowy Sierra Nevada mountains

near Tahoe , and despite his

recentjoiningoftheclub, Noonanwas the leader of the group.

Two years later his unbridled

leadership took the club to newheights. After taking over as

president of Into The Wild in his

sophomore year, Noonan, nowa junior, has expanded the club

far greater than his predecessors

could have ever imagined.

With a club network of

500 students, Into The Wild has

grown from a small collective of

close friends to an outlet for any

and all students who want to

find something fun to do on the

weekends.

With nearly 10 percent of

the student body participating,

Into The Wild's expansive

growth was more than merely

its numbers. With a proposal

being submitted early winter

quarter, Noonan hoped to have

Into The Wild join in the ranks of

Santa Clara's current Chartered

Student Organizations.

"We've been having all of

our gear in dorm rooms," said

Noonan. "It gets burdening on

our staff as opposed to having an

office space, a central location...

some place where students

can come to us as opposed to

finding us tabling."

Noonan hoped to gain CSOstatus and a permanent location

for Into the Wild to continue to

grow into.

"One of the most exciting

things about the club has been

the growth, and it has been so

incredibly fast," said Charlotte

Hohorst '15. "It started [with]

some guys keeping their gear in

their garage and just taking trips

in their car up to the weekend,

and this past fall quarter we've

had at least somewhere between

two and three trips every single

weekend completely maxedout."

More than just weekendtrips, Into the Wild has offered

their services to other groups

on campus. Noonan and his

team have reached out to

RLCs, bringing floors on hiking

trips. They also organized

a trip to San Francisco for

international students following

the international student summerorientation session.

Noonan wants to also start

a pre-orientation program for

incoming freshmen starting next

academic year. They hope that a

transition to CSO status will not

only help provide more trips for

the student body to enjoy, but

also help maintain the legacy

that they have already begun to

create.

By Samira Almendras

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TESTINGSTUDENTS EXPLOREINTERNSHIPS TO HELPSHAPE THEIR FUTURECAREERS

From London to Palo Alto,

Santa Clara students explored

the many career possibilities to

find the right job for them.

"Internships are a great

way to really discover what you

really want to do" said Justin

Graham '13 as he recalled

his many experiences with

internships throughout his four

years at Santa Clara. "I traveled

in the tube for half an hour, got off

the tube, jumped onto a double

decker bus for another half hour,

and out in the brink of London

arrived at a small credit union."

The entire internship

experience helped students get

an inside look at how companies

are established, maintained and

developed. Eric Defina '14, an

environmental science major and

economics minor, changed it up

a bit as a social media intern with

the Sierra Club in Palo Alto.

"I try to spread the word

about the Sierra Club, what it

actually is and does, through a

Facebook page putting together

events," said Defina. "My first

post actually caught a lot of

attention from both the Facebook

community and the Sierra Club."

Defina explained that

though his internship duties

did not particularly apply to his

studies here at Santa Clara,

the experience and knowledge

gained was something that

helped with his idea of what he

wants to do later in life.

More than the actual work

experience, students were able

to explore the possibilities of

their future with internships. For

some, this meant more then one

internship to hone in on what

they were truly interested in.

With a large spectrum

of internships under his belt

Graham was able to discover

what he wanted to do in his

career, and an internship that

started out incredibly intimidating

became his most influential.

"My boss was from

England, coworker was from

Jamaica, another from Portugal,

one guy was from Ireland

that I could not understand,

and the other intern was from

Kazakhstan," said Graham. "It

was an experience that pushed

me out of my comfort zone."

However, not everyone

fell in love with their internship,

but no matter how miserable,

the learning experience wasvaluable.

"Sometimes a bad

internship is a good internship,"

said Graham.

Whether managing

media campaigns or working

internationally, internships were

one of the many ways Santa

Clara students went above and

beyond to find their passions and

career goals.

"Do something different,

something that interests you, be

adventurous," advised Defina.

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technology 'and chickens.

This year The Forge, Santa

Clara's community garden,

welcomed the Ripple House, the

third place winner of the 2007

Solar Decathlon. The house

is now a hub of activity in the

garden as the central meeting

space for volunteers and visitors

as well as hosting an educational

tour on sustainable living and the

new office space for The Forge.

In the shadow of the solar

panels chickens scratched for

a tasty lunch and volunteers

dug in the soil to plant a newcrop, harvest or do many of the

other tasks to keep the garden

productive.

While the garden did

produce some food that wastaken home by the volunteers

and donated to local shelters,

the main focus of the garden is

to promote education.

The Forge is helping people

become "more educated and

more aware of what you are

eating, what you are putting in

your mouth," according to Olivia

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Benson '14. Although The Forge

has always been based around

education, Benson found that

it was more than just "the food,

plants, farming, biology, it's kind

of like bioengineering also."

The Forge placed muchof its focus on creating an

educational space from the

garden and solar house. There

had been an over arching

approach toward sustainability,

but now the solar house has

expanded its focus to energy in

general. The garden helped to

teach students of all ages and

local community members about

food consciousness, responsible

eating and the carbon footprint

we leave behind.

Classes and clubs went out

to The Forge to be educated on

the farming process and where

food comes from. In addition,

The Forge was host to many field

trips for local elementary school

classes who were able to get a

taste of the harvest fresh from

the Earth and play in the dirt.

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In the bottom of Benson on

the opposite end of The Cellar

lies the office of one of the most

accessible, welcoming, and

friendly clubs on campus - the

Rainbow Resource Center.

Above all, the Rainbow

Resource Center provided a safe

space on campus.

"We want to make students

of the LGBTQ community feel

welcomed on campus and have

a place where they can go to

feel more understood," said

Devin Wakefield '14, who is

responsible for training all of the

club's volunteers.

The club first opened in

201 1 on Halloween and since

then has provided an extremely

inviting space for all members of

the communities to go to. Their

office, complete with a large

sofa, sugary treats and a giant

teddy bear, always has people

in it, including at least one club

volunteer to field questions and

make visitors comfortable.

Before the club opened,

Wakefield said, "A lot of people

in the LGBTO community felt

like our school was especially

closeted. I think a lot of students

with a more conservative

background had no ways to

find any other members of the

LGBTO community."

Now, according to

Wakefield, with the creation of

the Rainbow Resource Center,

the campus has "a space where

people can just walk in and just

ask questions. It helps connect

people, and lets them know they

aren't alone."

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S$Music is a way to unwind

and create a sense of reality

through sound. Many people

don't realize the time and effort

that an average tune takes before

its ready for general ears, except

perhaps the many talented young

performers from singers to DJs

who call Santa Clara University

their home.

Across campus this year

there was a divide in music lovers

between those who danced

and vibed with electronic sound

or sang along with vocals and

traditional instruments.

David Belogolvsky '13

saw this change better than

most. As a full time student and a

key part of Top Shelf Productions,

a DJ and lighting company, he

realized that music is changing

and now it's not just about all

electronic music or all about rock

music. Rather, it's about a fusion

of both to create a hybrid that is

yet to be heard.

He encouraged everyone to

"ride the digital wave" and enjoy

what this fusion has brought.

Another talented artist at

our school was Jackie Gage'13. She made her dream a reality

by fearlessly taking the stage

multiple times this year both on

and off campus. On stage she

transformed into a confident

performer. She learned how to

"take that nervousness and turn

it into something beautiful," said

Gage.

While for some, music wasjust a way to escape the daily

grind of homework and midterms,

for those like Belogolvsky and

Gage, music was a way to form

an identity and make themselves

known across campus.

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Instagram kept your friends and

family up to date on your life and

jealous of your lunch.

What started as an app

that was solely associated with

hipsters quickly spread until

everyone and their mom had it.

It may not have turned

everyone into a professional

photographer, Put it did give

students on campus a wayto capture their daily lives and

connect with their friends and

family.

"I use Instagram because

I think it's a cool way of staying

connected with friends through

pictures," said Noelani Viloria

'13. "It's not really socially

acceptable to post constant

photo streams of your life on other

social media sites like Facebook.

Instagram is the exception."

For some, Instagram wasa key part of keeping in touch

with family and feeling like they

weren't so far from home.

"It has allowed me to

reconnect with friends that I

haven't seen or spoken to in a

long time," said Viloria. "It's kind

of cool to see what they're up

to and what their interests are

through pictures."

Across campus, clubs

and even the university joined

Instragram to let students

contribute their pictures and

experiences. Some of our sports

teams let everyone into the lives

of their athletes on and off the

field.

"One of my coaches

thought it would be a good idea

to help promote us and just

for people to get to know us a

little more on a personal level

by getting an Instagram," said

Meagan Fulps '13, a captain

of the women's basketball team.

"Now she posts several pictures

everyday and we have been

getting more followers."

Whether it was a

mouth-watering cupcake, an

embarrassing group shot, or

a victory dance after a win,

Instagram captured and shared

our daily lives and our best

memories from the year.

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Andrew Abdalla

Emily Ackerman

Grant AdamsNiharika Advani

Alexandra Afzal

Michael Agatep

Anaraquel Aguilera

Zachary Agustin

Nnaoma AgwuNaina Ahuja

Saira Ahuja

Mujda Alamzai

Maribel Alcazar

Genevieve Alcorn

Robert Aldrich

Helena Isabella Alfajora

Elahdio Aliaga

Robyn Allan

Christopher Allen

Lindsey Allen

Malcolm Allen

Michael Allen

Brittany AmbroseLuis Amezcua

Elizabeth Anderson

Mary Anderson

Samuel Anderson

Sarah Anderson

Chelsea AndonAnthony Angeles Garcia

Sage Aoki

Bradley Araki

Francisco Arce

Braelyn Argente

Stephen Armintrout

Gisselle Arreola

Alexander Arroyo

Jonathan Arzeno

Anthony Aschieris

Margaret Asher

Allyson AshmeadMegan August

Jessie Aulakh

Dylan Autran

Daniel Avalos

George Ayala

Drew Azevedo

Jason Back

Andrew Badroos

Karlyse Bailey

Sabneer Bains

Rachel Baity

Bradford Baker

Hannah Baker

Trevor Baker

Caterina Balletto

Brennan Balson

Kyle Bandaccari

Sania Baqai

Koby Barker

Mark Barneond

Patrick Barone

Mary Basile

Edward Baugier

John Bayless

Rachel BeamanAbigail Becker

Jeffrey Becker

Eric BeckmannJonathan Bedard

Nolan Beguhl

Ashley Bell

Molly BencomoJavier Miguel Benitez

Leah Bensching

Jonathan Berg

Bryan Berggren

Erik Berggren

Garrett Berghoff

Conrad Bernal

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LUCY LANSINGHOMETOWN: BEND, OR

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SINGER/BAND?Then: Hilary Duff, she was the best!

Now: Atmosphere

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY?Then: Making pretend pies out of the bubbles from

my bubble baths and giving them to my parents.

Now: Napping, Salsa Clara, watching Breaking

Bad

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SPORT?Then: Mini Golf!

Now: Bowling. It is totally a sport.

Leison Bernstein

Maor Bernstein

Mikaela Bernstein

August Beyer

Sadhana Bharadwaj

Jagjoth Bhullar

Chiara Biagini

Jackson Bidwell

Sophie Biencourt

Kostadin Bijev

Jonathan Bird

Ryan Boals

Kevin Boehnlein

Don Bollard

Damon Bollens

Katie Bond

Patrick Bones

Maura Bonini

John Bonnel

Conor BooneOlivia BormannShannon Boselli

Evan BosmanHenry Boudreau

Andrew Boulware

Jessica Boutte

Kelene Boyle

Lauren Braddick

Glen Bradley

Tyler Braslow

Logan Breen

Molly Breen

Giovanni Briggs

Carlos Miguel Briones

Nicole Brouillet

Lyndsey Brown

Martha Brown

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George Bryan

Nicholas Buccola

John Buehler

George Bunkall

Samantha Burdick

Paul Burdiss

Madeleine Burke

Matthew Burke

Patrick Burke

Robert Burke

Alexa Burkus

Aaron Burns

Caitlin Burns

Griffin Burns

Haley Burris

Peter Burt

Allison Byrne

Christiane Cabreras

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Marissa Cagle

Kevin Cai

Sean Cain

Cole Calhoun

Daniel Call

Joseph Calvo

Lourence Jason CamachoChristina Camoriano

Alexandra Campbell

Keegan Campbell

Marisa CanepaChristopher CannonFranceses Cappellini

Joseph Caputo

Gabriel Carhart

Max Carini

Eric Carlson

Vanessa Carr

Nicholas Casaccia

Giovanni Castillo

Robert Caya

Rosalina Cesena

Andrew Chait

Sonya Chalaka

Serena ChanTyler Chan

Andrew ChangCalvin ChangEvan ChangGrant Chang

Reid ChapmanMariah Chappell

Kirby Charles

Erica ChenShu Yu ChenTravis Chen

Aaron Cheng

Derran Cheng

Luisa ChewRyan Chien

Joshua ChonPriyanka Choudhury

Sophia Choulos

Christina ChowJoseph Choy

Erik Christensen

Brandi ChunKasey Chun

Andy ChungVincente Ciancio

Marco Ciccone

Kelley Cislo

Sabrina Cismas

Kendra Clark

Cameron Clayton

Andrew Clem

Casey Clifford

Lauren Cloward

Courtney Cochran

Dominic Colabianchi

Jonathan Colarelli

Connor Colburn

Margaret Colburn

Cailley Cole-Sigmon

Leyla Collazzo

Blythe Collier

Jacquelyn ColmanMitchell Conkin

Isabel Conte

Griffin CookBrendan CookeChelby Cooke

Anastassja Cooper

Kaitlin Cooper

Kelly Corbalis

Madelaine Corbin

Ian Cordery

Kalen Cornelious

Kyle Cortopassi

Daphne Cottrell

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Caitlin Courshon

Marcos Cousineau

Esther Cowles

Kelly Cox-Gonzalez

Paris CoyneMegan Crane

Corbin Craven

Shelby Crespi

Connor Creswell

Alyssa Crooke

Megan Crosson

Alexa Cua-Leon

Blaise CummingJowy-Jhan CuramengThomas Curran-Levett

Gregory Cusack

Clara Cashing

Katelynn Custus

Ryan Daly

Luis Damian

Francis Damrell

Karan Daryanani

Paul David

Alexandra De Alcuaz

Chiara De Blasio

Justine De Claro

Derek De Sola

Brandon Deadwiler

Michael Debroeck

Justin DeckmanDylan Degiulio

Evan Del Fierro

Gregorio Del Vecchio

Angelica Delgado

Kristina Delgado

Joseph Delistraty

Katherine Delong

Zoe Demertzis

Margaret Dennis

Roshni Desai

Valmik Desai

Joseph DesmondRosaleen Dhaliwal

Amanpreet Dhoor

Matthew Dial

lleana Diaz

Itzel Diaz

Jose Pablo Diaz

Vanessa Diaz

Mark Diaz-Arrastia

Alberto Diaz-Tostado

Scott Dickey

Laura Diepenbrock

Lam Thu Dinh

Phuong Dinh

Alexandra Disney

Taylor Ditzler

Christina Doan

Andrew Dobbins

Michael Doherty

Nicholas DomekStephanie DongSean Donovan

Brendan Dougherty

William Dougherty

Ashley Doyle

Christopher Doyle

Sarah Drucker

Xiaoyu Duan

Laura Duenas

Ryan Dunleavy

Hannah Dunrud

John Dwyer

Camille Dyer

Haley Ebert

Michael Echaniz

Emily Echevarria

William Eckert

Omead Eftekhari

Julia Eiden

KM

Tyler Eliel

Leah Emery

Lauren Eng

Jordan Enos

Katherine Enos

Aimee Eroza

Daniel Escobar

Matthew Escobar

Matthew Escobar

Francis Estacio

Sydni Estrella

Thomas Evans

Kristen Ewing

Bridget Fahey

Thomas Fairman

Aileen Falvey

Marco Fanucchi

Patrick Farley

Erin Farrell

Michelle Fat

Kathryn Fauria

Emily Fayram

Andrew Fecher

John Ferrari

Paige Fery

Zachary Fielder

Mikael Figueroa

Taneisha Figueroa

Joseph Fitzpatrick

Nick Flaig

Ross Fledderjohn

Saul Fleming

Amanda Fletcher

Mary Flood

Christian Flores

Paola Flores

William Fluharty

John Flynn

Matthew Foster

Megan Fraher

Jovanna Franco

Michael Franco

Cordelia Franklin

McKenzie Friel

Analisa Fuentes

Kelli Fujinaga

Scott Fukuoka

Lena Funk

Erin Furay

Chanel GadConnor Gafner

Joshua Galant

Christian Galindo

Brooke Gallaway

Angelo Jose Gandionco

Paulina Garan

Jeffrey Garavaglia

Bianca Garcia

Dean Garcia

Houston Garcia

Jocelyn Garcia

Lauren Gardiner

Wyatt Garrett

John Garzee

Deanna Gaudet

Michael Gavrilovic

Jennifer Gayle

Alexander Gellis

Jennifer Gentry

Andreas George

Thomas GeorgeAllison Gette

Neda Ghaffarian

Andy Giang

Anthony Gill

Brian Gill

Charles Glassford

Matthew Glazier

Matthew GodarAndrew Godfrey

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MARTINA SBICCAHOMETOWN: ASSISI, ITALY

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY?Then: Taking long walks with friends

Now: Anything non-school related -- namely

watching Disney classics and doing cartwheels in

the grass

WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER EXERCISE?Then: Ballet

Now: Walking up the stairs of the engineering

building

WHAT DO YOU APPRECIATE?Then: Health and education

Now: Sleep and good food!

Joshua Godfrey

Ryan GokeyMishan Golshan

Audrey GomesWill Gonder

Julia GoodEvan Gordon

Mark Gotuaco

Anisha Gogineni

Alexander Golding

Sherwin Golshani

Devin GomezCiara Gonzales

Natalya GoodeWilliam Gotcher

Ariana Govan

Corinne Grainger

Arianna Gramajo

Erik Gran

Cameron Granda

Thomas Grant

William Grant

Joshua Gray

Natalie Grazian

Jim Greco

Kari Green

Ryan Greenough

Kristen GreweCourtney Griffith

Francine Groenhuijsen

Matthew Groetelaars

Erika Gruidl

Ryan Grzejka

Allaxandra Guillen

Elizabeth Gurskis

Ashley Gustafson

Candace Guthmiller

Dulce GuzmanDylan Hack

Brendan Haggerty

Kayden Haleakala

Jacqueline Hall

Sherene Hall

Jorge Handal

Daniel Hanower

Carolyn Harding

William Hardy

Robert Harechmak

Haley HarmonRachel Harris

James Harrison

Jenna Harrison

James Harsh

Emily Harfman

John Harvey

Gabrielle Haselden

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Charles Hattemer

Heather Hausler

Kristofer HausmannKatherine Hawkins

Clarissa Hayes

Ethan Hazel

Abigail Hazelitt

Trevor Healy

Jared Hegardt

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Alexander Hendrickson

Peter Hendron

Colleen HennKirsten Henningsgard

Laura Heppell

Aislinn Hernandez

Cesar Hernandez

Ronald Hernandez

Veronica Herr

Elise Herrmannsfeldt

Emma Hewitt

Gregory Higashi

Lucas Hill

Naomi Hill

Alana Hinkston

Adrian Hinojosa

Ren Hirokawa

Christopher Hnatiuk

Sara HoScott Ho

Diane HoangAlexander Hoff

Samuel Holeman

Rico Rey Francis Holganza

Chloe Holland

Samuel Holt

William Holtz

Mark Horiuchi

Nia Howard

Patrick Hoye

Christina Hsu

James HuangKyle Huang

Sophia Huang

James Huffer

Jordan HumbleGrant Humphreys

Shannon Hung _«

Scott Huston

Viet Huynh

Thomas HwangPatrick Idleman

Jeffrey Ikeda

Kristi Ikeda

Mikaela llcisin

Christopher lliff

Scott Inman

Tyler Isaac

Kirk Iserman

Tiffany Iskandar

Julia Ivanitski

Austin Jacobs

Amy Jacobson

Vikrum Jain

Christian Jajeh

Tanner Janich

Scott Jansen

Suparna Jasuja

Ava Jensen

Daniel Jensen

Katherine Jensen

Michael Jensen

Darisha Jhutty

Bevan Jian

Aaron C. Johnson

Addison Johnson

Garrat Johnson

Matthew Johnson

Nicole JokomAlexandra Jones

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Gordon Jones

Jessica Jong

Luke Judson

Michael Julian

Andrew Jupina

Sarina JwoAndrew Kaiser

Kelsey Kajioka

Kristen Kalez

Luke Kaneb

Brice Kanehira

Maxine Kannemeyer

Aaliya Kapadia

Karan Kapoor

Reece Karalus

Quincy Karp

Matthew Katawicz

Benjamin Katz

Jaclyn Kavanaugh

Katrina Kaypaghian

Cristen Kehl

Edward Kelinsky

Erin Kelly

Natalie Kelly

Samuel Kelly

Sean Kenahan

Caitlin Kennedy

Eden Kennedy

Hailey Kennedy

Justin Kennedy

Bianca Kennel

Andres Kenney

Reid Kenney

Erika Kent

Stephen Keogh

Martin Keskari

Devereaux Kesler

Hamda Khan

Mariam Khan

Naushaba Khan

Ryan Khojasteh

Amanda KhooWilliam Kidd-Gonzales

Sara Kimberly

Alexandra Kirby

Jordain Kirk

Ryan Klaus

Pavel Klier

Andrew Knauer

London Knight

Jillian Knox

Madeline Knutson

Kimberly KoenemanTrishant Kohli

Youngbae Kong

Emily Kono

Emily KoonKaterina Kostas

Christiane Kotero

Robert Kousnetsov

Claire Kozel

Jared Kracoff

Nathaniel Kragas

Nathaniel Kratch

Devon Krautkramer

Matt Kubit

Naemi Kuehn

Samuel Kujovich

Tyler Kung

Zina Kurian

Lynden KuwadaAlec Kwo

Angela Laar

Grace Lacayo

Emily Lacey-Gordon

Isabelle LacombeAlexander LamNathan LamAustin Lambert

Adlen Lambrecht

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Kirkland Langberg

Dana Langseth

Jacob Lans

Mary Lansing

Catherine Lassalle-Klein

Brooke Latham

Nicholas Lawrie

Matthew Lawson

Alexander Le

Tuan Le

Jacob Leatherberry

Nicholas Leavengood

David Leavy

Cody Lee

Jana Lee

Nathan Lee

Theresa Lee

Clay Leedy

Adrian Leetch

Emma Leitzinger

Alicia Lent

Matthew Lester

Christina Leupp

Brandon Alexander Lew

Abby Lewis

Charles Lewis

Grace Lewis

Geneva Li

Jennifer Li

Stephanie Li

Lauren Liang

Blair Libby

Robin Lilley

Katharine Lin

Luke Lindsay

Connie Liou

Kevin Liou

Jenna Lipman

Courtney Lisowski

Connor Liston

Bernice Lo

Yan Ting Matthew Lock• Lorilynn Lomeli

Daniel Long

Stephen Lopez

Sydney Lorek

Steven Lorenzo

Joseph Losacco

Adam Loughlin

William Loughrin

Brandon Louie

Eric Louie

Ryan LoweTien Lu

Tiffany Lu

Evan Luckey

Oniel Lucrisia

Kristen LumKalvin Luo

Katherine Luther

Andy Ly

Dylan Lynch

Sophia Lyon

David Lyons

David Lyons

Patrick Lyons

Lacey MaasDaniel Machado

Curtis Mackenzie

Scott Macnaughton

Aaron MaddenErin Madden

John Maffeo

Clayton MagsanayRobert Magsino

Christopher Maier

Allison Maio

Andres Maldonado-Liu

Tiffany Malmquist

Anthony Manassero

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KEIKO MONTENEGROHOMETOWN: REDMOND, WASHINGTON

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE BOOK?Then: Charlotte's WebNow: Lord of the Rings & Gone with the Wind

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE FOOD?Then: Japanese sticky rice

Now: Japanese curry chicken (with sticky rice)

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY?Then: Climbing trees

Now: Playing soccer, frisbee, hanging with friends

Josef Manfredonia

Edward Manzarraga

Matthew Maraia

Sarah Marble

Danielle Marchand

Jay Mark

Steven Marten

Omar Martin

Marissa Martinez

Ryan MaschChristina Matera

Michael Matera

Kevin Matheny

Anchit Mathur

Todd Matsuura

Nicole Mattson

Jessica MayDean-Austin Mayor

Alexander McAfee

Zhanna McAfee

Travis McAuley

Connor McBreen

Jack McCabeAndrew McCarty

Julie McClanahan

Kyra McComasLauren McCormick

Jaelin McCreary

Katherine McDermott

Samantha McDevitt

Sophie McDevitt

Anne McDonald

Aidan McGarrigle

Kelly McGonigle

Connor McGrawJordan Mcintosh

Kendall Mcintosh

Matthew McKayAnna McKendry

Conor McMahon

Elizabeth McMahonDaniel McMinnMarie McNamaraWilliam McPheeCarly McPherson

llija MedanNicholas Medeiros

Carlos Medina

Steven Medrano

Nicole Meier

Janessa MendenceCurran MendezOscar MendezAnnemarie MendonsaYuliana MendozaAlyna Merali

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FRESHMANJoshua Merenstein

Marilyn Merkin

Theodore Merriam

Samantha Messina

Nicolas Metais

Conary Meyer

Kimberly Meyers

Marianne Meyers

Summer MezaMelissa Michael

Staci Anne Mihara

Amy Miller

Andrew Miller

Joseph Miller

Lauren Miller

Margaret Miller

Matthew Miller

Matthew Miller

Mark Milloy

Matthew Millsaps

Philip Mirenda

Allie Mitchell

William Mittenthal

Janet Mo

Olivia Moceri

Ayaturrahman MohamedJamie Monk

Gretchen MonkeKeiko Montenegro

Candace Moore

Dalton Moore

Katherine Moore

Katie Moran

Juan Moreno

Brendan Moriarty

Carly Morris

Nicholas Mortl

Sarah Mosher

Daniel Mottice

Ryan Moyes

Mike MuchemuMakenzie Mueller

Richard Mule

Charles Mulloy

Solomon Mulugeta

Robert MungovanDevin Murphy

Jill Murray

Kathleen Murray

Matthew Murray

David Murrin

Kamran Muthleb

Troy Nadel

Simi Nagar

Trenton NagasawaAmeera Naguib

Kaitlin Naidu

Hesham Naja

Mohit Nalavadi

Daniel Nally

Jalen Narciso

Dominique NasmehJane Nazareno

Vanessa Negrete

Cameron Nelson

Matthew Nelson

Rebecca NepomucenoDylan Neumann

Vanessa NeumannJoseph Neumeyer

Shelby Newell

Diana Ng

Bao-An NgoVy Jessica Ngo

Angelica Nguyen

Ashley Nguyen

Edward Nguyen

Kristine Nguyen

Mai Loan Nguyen

Phillip Nguyen

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Robert Nguyen

Tiffany Nguyen

Timothy Nguyen

Thao Nguyen-PhamAngelina Nibbi

Christina Nibbi

Jillian Nielsen

Jacey Nishiguchi

Werner Nistler

Samantha Nitz

Ashley NodaMiki Noguchi

Christopher Nojadera

Patrick NommensenJoseph Nouaux

Jordan Nunes

Helena Nyhart

Keely O'Connor

Keely O'Donnell

Victoria O'Donnell

Brendan O'Reilly

Dylan O'Reilly

Elaina Obradovich

Shannon Ocallaghan

Ryan OdaGrace Odegard

Allyson Ogata

Grace Ogihara

Jessica Olhausen

Sarah Olive-McStay

Marco Oliveros

Sam Oliyai

Eryn Olson

Chidozie OnuegbeTorrie Ornelas

Max Ornstil

Gabrielle Orsi

Steven Ortiz

llya Osintsev

Thomas Ostrander

Gennavieve OwenMadeline OwenAlexander OwyoungCasandra Padilla

Taesu Pak

Reid Palmquist

Alexander Palomares

Julia Palomino

Joseph Papangellin

Luis Parada

Claire Parchem

John Park

Douglas Parker

Nicholas Parker

Sean Parrott

Riley Parsons

Andrew Pascale

Christopher Pascua

Avi Patel

Adrian Patino

Emily Paton

Worthington Patterson

Alyssa Peck

Esteban Peinado

Marissa Pereira

Adam Perez

Matthew Perez

Christine Peters

Brayden Petersen

Aaron Petrakovitz

Tabitha Petrini

John Petrucci

Mark Petrusich

Andy PhamI

)' i,in Ph. mi

Kenneth PhamMy PhamTran PhamCaitlin Phillips

Krit Phosamritlert

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Cameron Pierce

Joseph Piercy

Kyle Pietrzyk

Sarah Piombo

Lauren Pipes

Thomas Plata

David Pluhar

Ryan Polito

Max Polkinhorne

Sophia Ponchak

Leigh PondAaron Poor

Andrew Porter

Melissa Portillo

William Portnof

Connor Powell

Adithya Prabhakaran

Pranav Pradhan

Martin Prado

Navin Prasad

Janelle Prather

Harrison Price

Jacob Prince

Demi Prokorym

Ridgely Provencal

Nicholas Pulido

Christopher Purdy

Marshall Quackenbush

Devon Quaternik

Cody QueenEmma Raczkowski

Jayanthi Ragubathi

Roshan Ramankutty

Mark Ramelb

Philip Ramirez

Jack Randall

Amulya Rao

Hayley Raquer

Nomen'Zanahary Rasetarinera

Jacy Rasnick

Raul Ray Jr.

Mirelle Raza

Colleen Real

Natalie Redig

William Reese

Daver Refioglu

Madeline Regan

Clarissa Reiland

John Reilly

Sean Reilly

Charles Reins

Sarah Reiser

Xavier Rentz

Hannah Richards

Brittany Ricketts

Connor Ridgeway

Jessica Riedstra

Monique Riley

Adriana Rios

Ryan Rishi

Carlos Rivera

Josef Rivera

Nova Rivera

Katherine Robbins

Alex RobbsAlexa Robinson

Austin Rodrigues

Victoria Rodriguez

Emily Rogers

Isaac Rogers

Christine Rohacz

Michael Roletti

Natalie Rollo

Kendall Lindsey RomoKelsey Rondini

April Rosas-Willett

Kate Rosen

Alexander Rossetti

Christopher Rotas

Danielle Rottman

130

BLAIR LIBBYHOMETOWN: BONNEY LAKE, WA

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE FOOD?Then: Otter pop crazed.

Now: Caprese sandwich

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY?Then: G.I. Joe's.

Now: Trail running!

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SCHOOLSUBJECT?Then: Art

Now: Not chemistry

James RudeMichael Rudolf

Dietrich Ryan

Jesse Saavedra

Kimya Sabzbalouch-I-Bam

Alexandra Saddik

Bernadette Saddik

Selma Sahmanovic

Jaron Sakamoto

Ramez Sakkab

Ramsey Salah-Mars

Antonio Salas

Gabriel Salazar

Matias Salazar

Daniel Sallaberry

Matthew Salmanpour

Karina Sanchez

Nicolas Sanchez

Sydney Sanchez

Elizabeth Sandbo

Jose Sandoval

Victoria Sanford

Stefano Sangiacomo

Kyle Sansom

Amanda Santillan

Albert Joseph Santillano

Steven Sanz

Mary Sarbaugh

Tiffany Sarchet

Adriana Sarocco

Brooke Satre

Peter Savoy

Sarah Sbicca

Michaela Scanlon

Chase Schaaf

Celia Schaefer

Kathleen Scheer

Abigail Scheid

Anne Schick

Megan Schiel

Lauren Schmitt

Mary Schueppert

Molly Schuller

Kyle Schulz

Nicole Schulz

Claudia SchumannJoel Scianna

Tyler Scott

Tyler Selewicz

Hana Seligman

Tyler Sellers

Rae Sesanto

Wesley Sha

Meghan Shain

Patrick Shanahan

Brenna Shannon

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Cristina Shantz

Jared Sheehy

Tiancheng ShenErin Sheridan

Elizabeth Sherwin

Bowen Shi

Kelly Shi

Vincent Shields

Jared Shimada

Sergio Sicre

Emily Sidford

Ryan Sidley

Galilea Silva

Michael SimmonsKarina Simon

Thomas Simpson

Joseph Singer

Saumya Singhal

Nicolas Sirias

Paloma Sisneros-Lobato

Kieran Skelly

Ian SmeenkAustin Smith

Bryce Smith

Haley Smith

Kaleigh Smith

Katelyn Smith

Monique Smith

Shiona Smith

Tessara Smith

Jonathan Sofer

Marti Sollenberger

Shelby Soltau

Claire SommerAnnie Song

Nicolas Sonnenburg

Xitlalic Soto-Sida

Kodie Spearman

Adam Spencley

Henry Spivey

Peter Sprugel

Samantha Stadnik

Spencer Stall

Michael Standifer

Sharissa Staples

Carina Stavish

Sonette Steczina

Jacob Steffens

Madeline Stehlik

Heather Stephan

Margaret Stich

Zachary Stickney

Alexander Stitt

Joseph Stolz

Nicola Stone

Phillip Stone

Riley Stout

Sadie Strain

Hunter Straine

Isaac Stratfold

Caitlin Strickling

Lauren Strnad

Lena Stroheker

Winston Stromme

Alexandra SudomoevaGabriella Sugranes

Justina SungNicholas Supan

Elle Surber

Ryan Suttle

Stephen Suttle

David Swan

William SwansonNeil Swarup

Alaina Swendseid

David SwensonIsabella Swift

Hensley Sy

Kevin Ta

Travis Ta

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TYLER SELEWICZHOMETOWN: SACRAMENTO, CA

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITY?Then: Watching TVNow: Hanging out with friends & napping

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE FOOD?Then: Pizza and pasta

Now: Chicken strips from the Bronco, and CupNoodle

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SCHOOLSUBJECT?Then: PE was always fun

Now: Math

Richard Tai

Amanda Tarn

Michael Tamshen

Joshua Tan

Kira Tang

Victor Tapia

Henry Targett

John Tavelli

Julia Tawney

Alexi Taylor

Joshua Taylor

Fernando Teran

Teresa Ternan

Dominique Terry

Jon Henry Therriault

Marshall Theyel

Allegra ThomasJenna ThomasMolly ThomasPiper ThomassonKelsey ThompsonLaura ThompsonSara ThompsonLogan Thomsen

Joshua Thorson

Jessica Ticsay

Jake Tierney

Ivan Tieu

Holden Tikkanen

Harleigh Tillman

Kameron Tinsley

Morgan Todd

Daniel Toscano

Gregory Toschi

Andi Tostanoski

Jessica Tramp

Amy Tran

Brian Tran

Tricia Tran

Imani Troy

Nina Trusso

Derek Tsukahira

Lindsey Tsutsui

Stephanie Tu

Ramon Tuason

Kaitlyn Tucker

Nathaniel Tucker

Jonathan Tung

Colin Turner

Eric Turnquist

Avery Turzanski

John U'Ren

Mari UenoKalei UnoAvery Unterreiner

Kyle Upadhyaya

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Stacey Urauchi

Emil Paul Urbano

Noel Utsugi

Sarah Vaccaro

Karl Valdez

Elsa Valenzuela

Samantha Van GoghAnnika Van Leynseele

Charlotte Van NoppenAnna Van Patten

Leiska Van Staaveren

Sofia Vargas

Samuel Varney

Hunter Varnum

Brooke Vasconcellos

Joseph Vasquez

Rachael Vasquez

Jelisa Vasquez- O'Hara

Julie Vass

Gabriela Vazquez

Danielle Velasco

Jessica Velasco

Bianca Velez

Cesar Verdin

Rosemary Vergara

Alexandre Viader

Joseph Villanueva

Tarren Villaverde

Daniel Villescaz

Justin Visas

Jose Vizcaino

Carlyssa Vogel

Kathleen Vogt

Marisa Von Ruden

Elliot Voss

Shreshtha WadhwaNathan Wagner

Ashley Waite

Ivy WakabaNicholas Walden

Molly Walker

Rachel Walker

Ryan Walker

Leland Wall

Madeline Walsh

Meaghan Walsh

Allison WanAndrew Wang

Xihao WangZi Wang

James Watanabe

Patrick Watkins

Thomas Watson

Danielle Weatherholt

Brendan WeberCarly Webster

Jordan Webster

Lily Weinberg

Kayla Wells

Reid Wells

Jack Welsh

Tyler Wenker

Nicholas Wenzel

Samantha Wenzel

Sean WerkemaAlexander Weseloh

Emma West

Pasindu WewegamaKendalle Wexler

Thomas Wheeler

Eric White

Riley White

Stefanie Whitmer

Katherine Whittington

Jonathan Wildish

Peter Wilke

Ciana Wilkening

Blake Willey

Perry Williams

Matthew Willis

134

ALEX ROBBHOMETOWN: MERCY ISLAND, WA

WHAT DID YOU THINK COLLEGE WOULD BELIKE?

Then: I thought it would never come! It was so far

away, I couldn't even imagine high school but then

it all passed by so fast.

Now: How did I spend 40 dollars on Taco Bell last

night?

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE SPORT?Then: Lacrosse and soccer.

Now: Not so much soccer anymore. But I still love

and play lacrosse here at Santa Clara

WHAT DO YOU APPRECIATE?Then: Saturday morning cartoons!

Now: I appreciate sleep a lot (no longer watching

those early morning cartoons), you can never get

too much.

Connor Wilson

Keelor Wilson

Steven Wilson

Skye Windsor

Jaylen Wingard

Martin Winkler

Kathryn Witschi

Kathryn Wolfson

Leland WongMatthew WongGregory WooChristian Woodruff

Kert WoodsSara WoodyAshley WorshamBenjamin Wright

Jeffery WuRiley Wulf

Bradford Wyant

Sean Yamagiwa

Courtney Yang

Erica Yang

Howard Yang

Steward Yang

Katherine Yanish

Alden Yanos

Sydney Yarbrough

Ashley Yates

Jefferson Yau

Bradley Ydens

Kevin Yee

Semani Yehdego

Connie Yen

Henry Yim

Ernest Yip

Austin Yoo

Sarah Youlton

Amy Yu

Ryan Yuen

Kaitlin Zablotsky

Rachel Zalkind

Sophia Zaloom

Amber Zamlich

Mary Zamojski

Thiri ZawMichael ZhaoAndrew ZimmermannAbigail Zlotnick

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136 PhU m <SB) MALUVELTZE

EDUARDO SOLIS AND ALEXANDRIA CABRAL SPEND SOMEDOWN TIME PUTTING TOGETHER A PUZZLE. SOPHMORE YEAR

WAS MORE RELAXING FOR MOST STUDENTS.

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SOPHOMORE

Oliver Abate

Immanuel AbebeTracey Acosta

Christina AdamsMitchell Addler

Sandeep AdemTolulope Adeoye

Victoria Adetuyi

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Matthew Agostino

Arturo Aguilar

Alexander Aguirre

Benjamin Aguirre

Michaela Ahlstrom

llhan AhmedLejla Ahmetspahic

Jordan AkwenukeDylan Ale

Elizabeth Allen

Krishan Allen

Matthew Allen

Kyle Alwyn

Nikita AmundsenKerri Anderson

David Andrews

Lawrence Andrews

Thomas Andrews

Dalan Angelo

Eric Angle

Nicole Anicetti

Rubina Anjum

Sara Anselmo

Bergren Antell

Nicholas Anthony

Julio Aragon

Erin Araj

Harsha Aravindakshan

Brenda Arellano

Geoffrey Arens

Drew Armanino

Samantha Arnold

Cory Arrouzet

Gershen Asmellash

Manuel Atienza

Parker Atkinson

Crystal AuKathryn Avila

Raquel Avila

Rachael Axelrod

Anthony Ayres

Chloe Bacon

Joshua Baculi

Jacob Badish

Tony BaeWintana Bairu

Jesse Baker

Nicolette Balch

Stefan Baldacci

Margaret Ball

Julia Balough

Juan Miguel Baluyut

Evan BambicoChris Banaga

Ashleigh Bandimere

Aidan Barbari

Craig Barber

Madeleine Barber

Connor Barbieri

Cynthia Baricevic

Anderson Barkow

Denise Barradas

Sabrina Barreto

Megan Barrett

Jennifer Barsanti

Clare Bartlett

Andrew Barton

Jake Barz

Francis Bastone

Gaurang Batra

Maricarmen Batres

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Jacqueline Battrell

Elizabeth Bautista-Geiger

Oliver BawmannHailey Bazlen

Joseph Becic

Addison Beck

Dylan Beckwith

Samuel Beering

Anna Behrens

Joseph Beirne

Matthew Belesiu

Max Belforti

Noah Belkhous

Britney Belme

Alina Beltrami

Christine Benavente

Taylor Berg

Brianna Bernard

Alyssa Bernauer

Lloyd Berry

Lindsey Bertolacci

Brooke Betts

Haley Beuligmann

Sahib Bhai

Lauren Bigelow

Eileen Bigham

Kenneth Bigler

Niva Bigler

Isabel Bilimoria

Christopher Billet

Samuel Billett

Jessica Billiet

Beau Billinger

Stephen Bilz

Alex Bittner

Cheyenne Blackford

Alesha Blair

Julian Bliss

Courtney BodeAnna Bogdal

Amanda Bolan

Nicholas Bollard

Anne BondDrake Bonin

Joseph Borkenhagen

Jacqueline Bornino

Hannah Borosky

Amanda Bostwick

Evan Bott

Safiya Bouhouch

Chelsea Bouligny

Rachel Bove

Carly BowermanSara Boye

Mark Brace

Matthew Brading

139

SOPHOMORE

Claudia Bradley

Taylor Braff

Amanda Brantner

Devin Bratset

Tyler Bray

Joseph Bredar

Natalie Brenny

Michael Brew

Lindsay Brewis

Kylie Bridge

Acacia Briggs

Jacqueline Bright

Katherine Brim-Edwards

Sebastian Brisbois

Evan Brisentine

Caroline Brooke

Connor Brown

Johnathon Brown

Tyler Brown

Monica Browner

Ashlyn Brundy

Nina Brunn

Jenna Buckley

Christopher Bui

Neal Buncke

Brendan Burke

Matthew Burke

Madeleine Burr

Andrew Burrows

Jordan BuschmanDavid Bustos

Madison Butler

John Byrne

Alexandria Cabral

Luis Cacho-Sousa

Cristofer Cafiero

Kyle Calabria

Landon Calannio

John Calhoun

Robin Calhoun

Frances Cameron

Haley Cameron

. Scott CameronAlexandria Camino

Emily Campi

Joshua Candelaria

Kristina CannonGianna Capovilla

Jennifer Cardey

Lauren Cardey

Bonnie Cardillo

Rebecca Cardwell

Christina Carlson

Nathan Carlson

Gianmarco Carmelino

Anthony Carnesecca

Katherine Carroll

Emily Carter

Joseph Casalnuovo

Traveon Cason

Julian Castillo

Andrew Castro

Michelle Castro

Tyler Castrucci

Christine Cate

Kendra Cavaney

Natalie Ceciliani

Olivia Chambliss

Erik ChangJonathan Chang

Rosella ChapmanMonica Chatterjee

Sarah Cheever

Dennis ChenJessie ChenMarcel ChenRyan Chen

Yi ChenRaymond ChengSinclaire Cheong

140

Allison Chesneau

Brian CheungRyan ChewAdelaida Chibukhchyan

Gianni Chicca

Perri Chilton

Lauren Chin

Adam Ching

Edward Chivetta

Aaron ChuCameron ChuDouglas ChuAaron ChungMichael ChungKathleen Ciffone

Jackson Ciolino

Stephen Cisneros

Natalie Claghorn

Brandon Clark

Kelli Clark

Thomas Clark

Tomiko Clark

Casey Clarke

Andrew Clavijo

William Clements

Kayla Clemson

Natalie Clint

Charlotte CoeKayla Coffee

Gregory Coffelt

Samantha CohenMelanie Cole

Joseph Coleman

Matthew Coleman

Christina Collins

Emily Collins

Jamie Cologna

Nicholas Comaratta

Devin Conley

Daniel Connell

Elizabeth Connelly

Piper Connelly

Gabriela Contreras

Andrew ConwayReed ConwayAlexandra CookAllison CookMark Cooper

David Copeland

Anthony Copriviza

Lauren Costanza

Katherine Cotter

Joseph Cotton

Cameron Coulter

Morgan Cowick

Phillip Coyle

Patrick Crane

Kevin Cronin

Bryan Crook

Victoria Cruz

Byanka Cruz-Navarro

Delia Cuellar

Francis-Joseph Cuenca

Sebastian Custodia

Jordan Cuyler

Jenee Briana Dampier

Julie Dang

Milan Dann

Peter DannaMcKenzie Darr

Stephen Davies

Anthony Davis

Mark Davis

Cathal Dayton

Andres De Artola

Caroline De Bie

Monica De Lazzari

Julia De Lorimier

Josue De Paz

Alexander Deboni

141

SOPHOMORE

Anthony Decosta

Nabilah Hazara Deen

Meghan DegnanOcie Dehaan

Quinn Delahunt

Lindsey Delgado

Thomas Deline

Kevin Daniel Delos Santos

Nathan DepewTyson Dethlefsen

Michael DewaneChristopher Deweese

Arman Dezfuli-Arjomandi

Matthew Diaz

Danae Dickson

Nurdidagen Dilangalen

Benjamin Dines

Joshua Ding

Jacob DoddsMatthew Doherty

Daniel Doke

Steven Doll

Dennis Dominguez

Shannon Donnelly

Roshan Doshi

Jason Dougherty

Lauren Ducote

Yesenia Duenas

John Duggan

Carmella Dunn-Hartman

Kyle Dunne

Bridget Durant

Drew Duskin

William Duval

Alexander Dzhitenov

Ian Earley

Sarah Ebbott

Garrett Eggen

Mark Eggenberger

Gage Emerson

Erin Enea

Derek Eng

.Michael Engeling

Joel Engelmann

Megan Engstrom

John Patrick Ertola

Andrew Erwin

Jessica Esquivel

Troy Estes

Jade Estrada

Hunter Evans

Katherine Evans

Katherine Everett

Jiying Fan

Alison Fang

Alexandra Farance

Jessica Farran

Reilly Farrell

Lindsay Fay

Alyxandra Fena

Philip Fernandez

Anthony Ferrari

Nicholas Ferraro

Thomas Ferraro

Amanda Fields

Regina Fields

Kevin Figueroa

Alexander Fisher

Ramsey Fisher

Caitlin Fitzgerald

Justin Fitzsimmons

Brian Flanagan

John Flanigan

Eric Flores

Michelle Folan

Michael Fong

Nicholas Fong

Carissa Forrister

Lindsey Foster

Katherine Franceschini

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. m terrified of snakes.

I have duel citizenship (US & UK).

1 . 1 met President uoama lasx y2. I've sung in Carnegie Hall.

3. 1 did ballet for 13 years.

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Ashley Frankel

Courtney Frazier

Austin Freitas

James Freitas

Jonathan Friedman

Michael Friedman

Savanna Frierson

Chloe Fryman

Janice Fu

Elizabeth Furrow

Kaitlyn Futch

Christopher Gaines

Joseph Gaither

Patrick Gale

Mary Gallant

William Gallo

Keyra Galvan

Matthew GananLei GaoAlexandra Garcia

Andrea Garcia

Kathleen Garcia

Lauren Garcia

Marvin Garcia

Karisma Garcia-Valencia

Sarah GarmanRobert Garrett

Anna Garvey

Nathan Garvey

Frank Gasztonyi

Meghan Gatto

Madison Gee

Michael George

Kyle Gerner

Christian Ghorbani

Gabriela Giacchetti

Katherine Gibbons

Peter Gibbs

Jason Giedt

Travis Giffen

Benjamin Giglione

Nicolette Gilday

Kevin Gilio

Alexandre Giilen

Michael Gimbel

Katherine Girlich

Justin Gisch

Robert Glaser

Geoffrey Glass

Christopher Glennon

Matthew GlombJaclyn GochocoAlexander Golkar

Monet GonnermanAndres Gonzalez

Erin Gonzalez

143

SOPHOMORE

Mayra Gonzalez

Lucas Gonzalez-Garza

Stephanie GoodmanTrava Goodwin

Analisa Goossens

Carlton Gossett

Benjamin Gotfredson

Alexander Goya

Grant Goyette

Mariah Grady

Nicholas Granato

Johnathan Granville

Keely Graskamp

Alexandra Grasso

Brian Grau

Jordan Gray

Leslie Gray

Connor Green

Udhay Partap Grewal

David Griffin

Abigail Grills

Catherine Grimes

Gabrielle Groener

Brian Grossman

Sara Guidotti

Henry Gula

Kathryn Hackett

Ahmed Hafid

Sarah HagaJack Hagler

Segen Haile

Kyla Hale

Katherine Halman

Devon Han-Klein

Charles Hanafin

Ashley Haney

Hamdi Hangol

Garrett Hankins

John Hannan

Anika Hansen

Lucas Hapin

Jessica Harada

Meagan Hardcastle

Jesse Harder

Mackenzie Hardinge

Meaghan Hardy

Andrew Harkin

Joseph Harpstrite

Erika Harrar

Natalie Harrington

Megan Harrison

Richard Harrison

Thomas Harrison

Aja Hartman

Claire Harvey

Anthony Hascheff

Taylor HawesFaisal Hayat

Wesley HaymondJeffrey Healey

Kyra Heenan

Jacob Hellinga

Carley Henning

Shane Hereford

Joshua Hernandez

John Herrerias

Jenna Herzog

Thomas Hessler

Kira Heycke

Audrey Hiatt

Melinda Hillebrand

Maiya Hilliard

Nicole Hines

Adrian Hirt

Kylie Hirt

Christina Hoang

Joanne HoangJared Hobbs

Charlotte Hohorst

Amanda Holl

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TWO TRUTHS

C> £%.

AC J

Kurt Holloway

John Holmgren

Olivia Honighausen

Erin Hoolihan

Erica Hooton

Preston Horner

Sabine Hoskinson

Kristina Howard

Trevor HoyIsabel Hoyt

Athan Hsiao

Stefan Hsiao

Jessica Huang

Karen Huang

Clayton Hudson

Garrett Huening

Sofia Huerta

Christopher Hughes

Elise Hulsey

Daniel Hunt

Stephen Hunter

Alexander Hurst

Emely Ibarra

Sonia Ibrahimkhail

Kelsey Inch

Claire Ingebretsen

Elias Ishibashi

Lucero Islas- Vazquez

Zohra Ismail

Alexander Iversen

Ashlyn Iwatani

Zachary Jaca

Charles Jacobe

Kathryn Jacobs

Laura Jalalian

Candice Jalili

Sarah JamesDaniel Janok

Elise Jansen

Kelly Jarvis

Kyle Jelicich

Josephine Jen

Nicholas Jensen

Zachary Jesberger

Ellen Jewell

Dhruv Jhigan

Vanessa Jimenez

Christophe Job

145

SOPHOMORE

Denzel Johnson

Nicole Johnson

Taylor Johnson

Taylor Johnson

Alexander Johnson-Bice

Alexandra Johnston

Warren Jolley

Margaret Jones

Heidi Jonson

Kalyn Josephson

Nishad Joshi

Vishakha Joshi

Jordan Jue

Ryan Kaabi

Brittni KamBryson Kam

Ryan KamErika Kamholz

Karthik KandaswamyAndrew Kanemaru

Leah Karlsen

Carlos Kasik

Sarah Katsandres

Manpreet Kaur

Erick Kawala

Eimi KawamuraCharlotte Kay

Gretchen Kayser

Kaitlyn Keane

Caroline Keig

Emily Kellogg-Smith

Brennah Kelly

Claire Kelly

Anjelica Kempis

Wesley Kendall

Muriel Kenniston

Skyler Kersten

Samir Khanna

Haley Khoury

Nick Kilcrease

Abigail Kilkenny

Peter Killory

Shannon Kilmer

Dana Kilsby

Christina Kim

Maroo Kim

Angeli Krizann King

Charles King

Cody King

Alex Kirkwood

Micah Klaeser

Alena Kleinbrodt

Alyssa Kleiner

Mant Knapp

Robert KobaKriszten Kocmond

Allyson KohBrett Komoto

Julia Kraus

Megan Kraus

Kevin Krautscheid

Mary Kriege

Eric Kroll

Edward Kronfli

Jenna KrummenOlivia Krutz

Lydia Ku

Alison Kubani

Rohit Kulkarni

Mark Kuppenbender

Jamie Lahey

Thaibinh Lai-Nguyen

Michael LamJeffrey Lambie

Brandon LammNicholas LamsonAshley Landers

Joseph Landry

Kyle Langdon

Erin Lanier

146

TWO TRUTHS

pizza.1 . My fav

2. 1 play piano.

3. 1 have no favorite color.

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Paul Lantow

Christopher Lanza

Bryant Larsen

Christopher Larson

Ivana Lasich

Matthew Lau

Amanda Laufer

Connor Laurel

Eric Lauterbach

Zachary Laval

Jennifer LawsIan Layton

Angelica Le

Brian Le

Elliot Le

Blake Leamy

Mark Leberknight

Rowan Ledwith

Clarissa Lee

Daniel Lee

Margaret Lee

Sydney Lee

Matthew Left

Alex Lehmann

William Leineweber

Vanessa Leo

Jamie Leonard

Kalyca Leonoudakis

Karina Lerma

Lukas Lerner

Griffin Lerude

Connor Lester

Savannah Levisay

Danielle Lewis

Dominic Lewis

Olivia Li

Xiaoyin Li

Taylor Lidsky

Michael Lieberman

Samantha Lien

Stacie Lim

Melinda Lin

Michelle Lin

Heather Lindberg

Kirby Linvill

Eddy Liu

Lauren Liu

Emma Lloyd

Timothy Lo

Sara Loewel

Rawley Loken

Steven Long

Jaime Loo

Hector Lopez

Johndavid Lorentz

Christelle Lorenzana

147

SOPHOMORE

Jeffrey Lostaunau

Chandler LoweKatarina Loya

Gabrielle Lucey

Cynthia LumMalia LumHugo Luna

Kathryn Luna

Lindsey Luna

John Lund

Trevor Lundquist

Ruben Luva

Colin Lynch

Connor Lynch

Jace Lynch

Samantha Macario

Kiara MachucaMadalyn Macias

James MackMarina Maclatchie

Ashleigh Maclean

Sarah MaddenMaxwell Madia

Cristobal Madrigal

Mason Maeshiro

Genevieve MagnanPirapol MahagunaCourtney Maher

John MahoneyRyan MahoneyElizabeth Malin

Tanner Malkoff

Jasmine Marckwordt

Bryce Mariano

Jacob Martellaro

Katherine Martin

Carlos Martinez

Joyce Martinez

Ross Martinez

Hannah Maryanski

Caitlin Massey

Jamie Matasci

Sarah Mathai

Dylan Mathews

Justin Matoi

Nathan Matsunaga

Jacob Matta

Lauren McAndrews

Theresa McArdle

Kathryn McAuliffe

Kaci McCartan

Jack McCarthy

Ian McCluskey

Kiana McCormick

Meghan McDonald

Patrick McDonell

Kyle McDowell

Olivia McGillis

Kevin McGonigle

Ellen McKayHolly McKenna

Alexandra McKernan

Joshua McKie

Jenna McLoughlin

Lisa McMonagleAllison McNamara

Michael McNaul

David McPartlan

Eleanor McQuestonPaige McVicker

Bradley McWilliams

Sean Meagher

Emilie Medina

Brett MeehanJason Mendel

Margret Mendenhall

Daniel MendozaJose Mendoza

Andrew Michalak

Gina Micheletti

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Mallory Miller

Christopher Millsap

Taylor Milton

Briana Mitchell

Josh Mitchell

Rebecca Mitchelson

Sean Mohr

Reet Moitra

Rico MokJacqueline Mokry

John Monark

Cassandra Montell

George Montgomery

Heather Montgomery

Barbara Moore

David Mora-Barajas

Edward Moran

Alejandra Moreno

Zachary Moreno

Emily Morgan

Samantha Moriarty

Megan Moseley

Stephanie Moser

Lara Moulton

Samantha Muci

Gavin Mueller

Gabriela Mujal

Claire Muller

Ivan MunozMeaghan Murphy

Alexander Muth

Spencer Myers

Farzan Naimi

Lauren Nakasako

Amia Nash

Basila Nathan

Alex NaumanTomoki Nazikian

Amber Nelson

Bridget Nelson

Lawrence Nelson

Samantha Nelson

Charlotte Newell

Jordan Newell

David NewtonPriscilla NgoKaitlyn Nguyen

Kirby Nguyen

Maxwell Nguyen

Michael Nguyen

Vong Nguyen

Christopher Nichols

Leyla Nielsen

Louise Nistler

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Alana Norton

Julian Novais

Lauren Nuti

Casey O'Brien

Connor O'Brien

Victor O'Brien

Brogan O'Hara

Katherine O'Keefe

Brad O'Laughlin

Meaghan O'Neil

Gregory O'Neill

Jared O'Rourke

Ryan O'Rourke

Michileen Oberst

Terry OhTyler Olivet

Ralph Erik Ong

Nicole Orban

Julian Ornelas

Priscilla Ann Ornido

Nancy Orocio

Michaela Orsi

Alberto Ortega

Marlena Orthlieb

Taylor Ota

149

SOPHOMORE

Erika Otahal

Nicole Ouellette

Erika Pacheco

Chu Chi Pai

Christian Palacios

Nicholas Palattao

Jackson Palmer

Alexa Pang

Michael-Owen Panzarella

Andrew Papenfus

Catherine Parchinski

Ann Parden

Martin Parker

Ryan Parry

Ivo Paseta

Gina Pasquali

Kevin Patel

Kishan Patel

Sunny Patel

Michael Patland

Michael Paulk

Christine Pearson

Ana Pecoraro

Megan Peekema

Kate Pellegrini

Erin Peloso

John Pennington

Lucero Perez

Taylor Perricone

Julia Peters

Matthew Peters

Anthony Peterson

Dustin Peterson

Hannah Peterson

Logan Peterson

William Peterson

Alibrando Petrini

Jonathan Phan

Shannon Pidgeon

John Pierik

Graham Pinto

Monica Pires

Natalie Pitre

Brian Plant

Emma Poplin

Jordan Popovec

Eleanor Porges

Demetri Posey

Robert Powell

Tara Pozzi

Nicole Prasad

Ana Predescu

Anna Prestbo

Mimi Price

Shannon Price

Eleanor Pringle

Julia Puchi

Omar Qazi

Andrew QuesadaPhillip Quinones

Lauren Radich

Timothy Radovich

Elizabeth Rail

Bridget Ralston

Jesmin RamDiana Ramirez

Jordan Ramirez

Kayti Ramirez

Amanda RamosRafael RamosAustin Randall

Coren Randall

Emma Randall

Andrea Rangel

Daniel Rathkey

Alexander Ratto

Isaac Raven

Abigail Read

Kevin ReadMatthew Reader

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Shanti ReddyNicholas Reed

Ryan Reed

Katherine Reichman

Sara Reindl

Gregory Reneris

Matthew Reneris

Madeline ReoSebastian Revels

Jennifer Reynolds

Stephen Reynolds

Brian Rice

Brooke Rice

Karina Richmond

Samuel Riegel

Paulette Rigali

Meghan Riggs

Meredith Riley

Christopher Rincon

Briana Rios

Anna Rivard

Shelby Rivas

Edwin Robbins

Kerry Roberson

Keenan Roberts

Levina Robin

Jennie Robinson

Mary Robinson

Nicholas RobyKevin Roche

Taylor Roden

Nicholas Rodrigues

Alejandro Rodriguez

Kevin Rodriguez

Matteo Rodriquez

Margaret RoeSean RoeJack Roeth

Paige Rogalski

Peter Roguski

Trevor Romele

Stephanie Ronay

Erin Root

Matthew Rosendin

Cameron Ross

Kelly Ross

William Ross

Elizabeth Roush

Eric RoweKatherine Rualo

Emily Rudder

Alejandra Ruiz

Astrid Ruiz

Bianca Ruiz

Yash Ruparelia

151

SOPHOMORE

Nicholas Russ

Caroline RuweCourtney Ryan

Kathryn Ryan

Kelly Ryan

Sara Ryan

Ronald Saavedra

Scott Sadler

Maria Saenz

Manisha Sahai

Alexander Sahyoun

Steven Jordan Sakamoto

Robert Sakowski

Marie Salcido

Gonzalo Salguero

Georgina Santiago

Leslie Sapon

Alex Sarr

Scott Sarsfield

Nicholas Satterfield

Kimiko Sawanobori

Randall Scarlett

Katy Schatzman

Adam Schellenberg

Chad Schimunek

Geoffrey Schmelzer

Rachel Schmidt

Devin Schmitz

Kendall Schoenfeld

Nicholas Schott

Noelle Schriner

Emily Schultz

Emily Schutt

Sranhmy Se-GahonNicholas Seabright

Adam Secord

Madeleine Sedlack

Ashley Sehatti

Ashlyn Selland

Blake Selsor

Blake Shaffer

Yusuf Shaikh

Roxanne Shaken

Kyle Shanafelt

Adam Shankland

Apeksha SharmaDanielle Sheridan

Andrew Shi

Jenna Marie Shintaku

Richa Shrivastava

Megan ShumSteven Shushnar

Jessica Shusko

Jacob Siefke

Sonia Sifuentes

Maximiliano Silva-Feaver

Jamison Silverman

Matthew Silvestri

Joseph SimmonsSarah Sindlinger

Katherine Singleton

Alexei Sinkevich

Ashley Sipos-Phelan

Gabriella Siqueiros

Olivia Siverts

James Slattery

Chloe Sliger

Abbe Smith

Caitlin Smith

Cedar Smith

Chelsea Smith

Connor Smith

Grant Smith

Joshua Smith

Keyonna Smith

Mary Smith

Stephanie Smith

Travis Smith

Isabela Sobral

Eduardo Solis

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uerto Rico for three

years.

2. Paul McCartney played at mysweet 16.

3. I'm half-Mexican.

1. 1 have a tattoo o.

Bible verse under it.

2. 1 have more than 50 first cousins.

3. 1 told Michael Phelps he wearsweird shoes.

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Catherine Son

Mitchell SongAnjali Soni

Stephanie Sorg

Wiharjobudi Sosrodjojo

Zoe Soter

Karina Soto

Christopher Sovell

Joseph Sparacino

Lauren Spears

Kathryn Speidel

Mohini Srivastav

Danae Stahlnecker

Nicole Stenchever

Erin Stewart

Matthew Stockamp

John Stossel

Christopher Strickland

Cynthia Suddjian

James Suehiro

Carlos Sugranes

Evan Sukita

Jessica Sullivan

Rick Sullivan

Robinson Surber

Nicholas SweeneyErin Swete

Drake SwezeyPhilip Sykes

Ashley Sylvester

Alexis Szigeti

Jessica Szychowski

Ryan Tabor

Farid Tadros

Jonathan Tadros

Zackery Tahar

Parisa Tajalli-Tehrani Valverde

Kyle Tamshen

Jasper Tan

Jocelyn Tan

Trevor Tarte

Alexios Tattis

Madeleine Tavcar

Kelsey Taylor

Troy Taylor

Amity Tello

Marisa Terayama

153

SOPHOMORE

Molly Terrell

James Terry

Jennifer Teruya

Sean Teshima

Brian Thai

Darren ThomasClaire ThompsonAshley Thomson

Paul Thurston

John Tidwell

Eric Timken

Hope Titus

Jairo Tlazola

Anaisy Tolentino

Lisandro Tolentino

Lowell Tong

Robyn Torkelson

Ira Torrey

Alyssa Towers

Christopher Toy

Hilda Traboulsi

Andy Tran

Brendan Tran

Dan Tran

Megan Tran

Victoria Tremblay

Brandon Trevino

Sarah Trinh

Dylan Trujillo

Amy Truong

Ryan Tsao

Lawrence Tse

Nicole Tudhope

Emily Uffenheimer

James Uhlmann

Sally Ulmer

Robert Upland

Bertha Uribe

Katherine Usavage

Aimee Uyehara

Joseph Valenzuela

Luis Valenzuela

Erica Valle

Kyle Van Zanten

Tyler Vanherweg

Michelle Varraveto

Ryan Vas Dias

Glenn Vass

Meeks Vaughan

Daniel Velladao

Marluve Veltze

Sonya Venugopal

Sara Vierra

Paula Vildaver

Frank Viviano

William Vogler

Elise Von Der MehdenIsabelle Von Rosen

Nicholas Voreyer

Victoria Vozikes

Nathalie Vu

Timothy Vu

Victoria Vu

Kevin Wachs

Laila WaheedMallory Wahl

Max Wahl

Taylor Wakefield

Jessica Walsh

Connor Walters

Drew Walters

Yasmeen Wanees

Alexander Warner

Andrew Weaver

Meg WebberKatherine Welch

Lauren Wells

Kristin Wendel

Caitlin WestMax Westerman

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I hae gone skydiving.

2. I've been to multiple raves.

In high school, I convinced a

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and didn't speak english.

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Adam Whalen

Michael Whalen

Conner Whaley

Ryan Wheatley

Stanislaus Whitcomb

Emilie White

William Whitesides

Nora Whiting

Jacob Wilbers

Tayler Wiley

Lilly Wilhelms

Kaelynn Willey

Aaron Williams

Adrielle Williams

Anthony Williams

Desiree Williams

Mallory Williams

Frederick Williamson

Zachary Wilson

Erin WindhamAndrew Winglee

Johanna Winter

Conner Wisdorf

Charlotte Witter

Joseph Wojcik

Nicolette Wolny

Sophie WonJustin WongKevin WongVanessa WongChristina WoodTyler Woods

Briar Wren

Laura Eliabeth Wright

Rachael Wright

Sarah Wright

Eric WuHuazhou Yang

Clarissa YawGerald Shibin Yeo

Yvonne Yeung

Brandon Young

Caleb Young

Camille Young

Gaston Young

Kacie Young

Sylvia Yu

Margaret Yudkevich

Ellen Yun

Bianca Zardetto

Paul Zeiter

Conor Zellmer

Jiachi Zhang

Philip Zieser

Sam Zorn

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156 WALLY GONZALEZ

JUNIORSRUSSELL WETHERLEY, ERIC DEFINA, MARK BLUTH, ANTHONY

QUIROZ, AND JIM BRENNAN ENJOY THE RITE OF PASSAGEFOR MOST JUNIORS-FINALLY BEING ABLE TO GET

INTO THE HUT

157

JUNIORGregory Ackerman

Alma Acosta

Armando Acosta

Ashley Acosta

Jasper Adamek-Bowers

Marie AdamsTheodore AdamsMonica Adubofour

June Afshar

Ankush Aggarwal

Jordan AgnewNikita Agrawal

David Aguila

Nicolas Aguilar

Alejandro Aguilera-Ruiz

Alexandra Aines

Ka'lmilani Aiona

Austin AkoVeronica Alberto

Emily Albi

Anastasia Alessandra

Joseph Alexander-Short

Megan Alferness

Warda Ali

Miguel Allende

Jenpop Allport

Clifford Aim

Samira Almendras

Felix Alvarez

Elan Amaral

Martin Amaral

Nicole Ambrose

Keon Aminzadeh

Justin AmosMegan Anders

Alyssa Anderson

Bridget Anderson

Jackson Anderson

James Anderson

Jamie Anderson

Jennifer Anderson

Yohanna AndomSean Andrews

Melissa Antonio

Amanda Anvieh

Feriel AounJessica Applefeld

Reyn Araki

Joseph Arico

Maziar Arjomand

Alexandra Armas

Jaimee Lauren Arnobit

Kyle Astill

Yannick Atanga

Arnaldo Atienza

Kaylyn Atkins

James Atwell

Jeffrey Au

Jeffrey Avila

Beth Avon

Suzanne Azpeitia

Andrew Azzarello

Marie Bachechi

Tyler Bagley

Kelsey Baker

Thomas Baldacci

Thomas Baldwin

Anthony Balistreri

Aneesh Balram

Max Banerjee

Carmelita Regina Pilar Banson

Delaney Bantillo

Joshua Barcelos Farinha

Joseph Barich

Rebecca Barney

Prutha Barot

Jocelyn Barragan

Brooke Barron

Brian Barry

John Barth

158

1

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Coloring in those big

velvet things

2. Watching Fairly OddParents

3. Helping my mom cook

1

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Reading a good book

snuggled up by a fire

2. Doing zumba with myfriends & working out in

general

3. Going to the movies

Christopher Barton

Christopher Bassett

John Bathen

Clare Batty

Sarah Bauer

Katharine Bausback

Samuel Bayless

David Beezer

Nazanin Behdad

Helena Behrens

Parya Behrouzian

Trevor Belanger

Michael Bell

Vanessa Bell

Amanda Bellister

Tori Benko

Olivia Benson

Katherine Bergez

Desbelet Berhe

Laurel Bettis

Claire Bevan

Daniel Beyers

Jennifer Biagi

Julia Biagini

Melissa Bica

Alexander Bielefeld

Molly Bing

John Bird

Alyson Birgel

Peter Biro

Hilary Blackstone

Devin Blaney

Karen Blekh

Russell Block

Catherine Blue

Kevin Blum

Mark Bluth

Nellie Bohac

Christine Bohannon

Thomas Bohn

Daniel Bohnert

Harleen Bola

Jessica Bolanos

Shea Boles

Elizabeth Bolin

Michael Bonino-Britsch

Garrett Bonner

Lauren Bonney

Blair Boone

Connor Booth

Kristian Borofka

Andrew Borowick

Catherine Borst

Robert Boscacci

Bogdan Botcharov

Cathleen Bottini

159

JUNIORVasilios Bouzos

Andrew Bovill

Luke BowenColin Boyle

Maza Brady

Alison Braun

James Brennan

Gabrielle Bricker

Nathan Brickley

Jacob Brinkley

Carina Brocato

Michael Brooks

Emily Brown

Kendrick Brown

Laura-Marie Brown

Lauren Brown

Stephen Brown

Sara Broyles

Shane Brunner

Catherine Bruno

Sabrina Brutocao

Kahler Pascuale Bugtong

Marko Buljan

Alexandra Burbach

Julie Burford

Ana Maria Burgos-Solis

Katherine Burkhuch

Ryan Burns

Matthew Burrill

Laura Burtness

Stephen CabebeAshley Cabrera

Edwin Cabrera

Gabriel Cabrera

John Cabri

Joel CadenaJesse Caemmerer

Xing Mei Cai

Alessandra Cain

Alicia Calcutt

Erin Callister

Brittany Rose Calvo

• Sergio CamachoTaylor Camany

Domenica Campanella

David CamposPia Johanna Candelaria

Karissa Canonizado

Cameron Canova

Issiah Cantrell

Sierra-Ashley Caragan

Jaclyn Cardosa

Justus Carlisle

Craig Carlson

Megan Carlson

Tucker Carlson

Amy Carlton

Jacob Carrasco

Carlos Carrillo

Jordi Carroll

Christopher Caruso

Vanessa Casalegno

Alexandria Casares

Kerry Casey

Luke CashmanDenise Castillo Chavez

Teresa Cauvel

Dylan Cavaliere

Ryan Cavanagh

Stephanie Cervi

Anshuman Chakravorty

Geoffrey Chan

Albert ChangAriel Chang

Staci Chant

Jeremiah ChapmanHaiwen Chen

Elaine Chesoni

Peter Chester

Darren Chin

160

Benjamin Chinoy

Henry ChoAmanda ChongEmily ChongAmy ChouKevin ChouJoel Christensen

Spencer Christiansen

Nicole Kelsey ChuaLogan ChunJeremy ChungCatherine Cicchetto

James Cipiti

Sierra Cirimelli-Low

Christopher Clark

Julian Clarke

Anthony Clemetson

Margo Cleveland

Carlyn Cleverly

Shannon Clifford

Caroline Clode

Natalie Cochran

Blair Coffey

Kate Coffey

Jennifer Coleman

Sean Coleman

Dennis Coleto

Natalie Collins

Anthony Coluccio

Christian CookAlessandra Cooluris

Bradley Cooper

John Cooper

Lindsay Cooper

Matthew Copley

Randall Cornelius

Bryan Corrigan

Casey Costello

Kelly Costello

Charlotte Cotterill Brown

Robert Cotton

Alessandra Courand

Sage Cowles

Dylan CoyneBrendan Crane

Melissa Crapps

Robert Craugh

Michael Creswell

Kendall Crist

Aidan Crosbie

Marissa Crosetti

Stefanie Crounse

Hazel Cruz

Nicolas Cui

Oliver Culver

Lynsey Cumberford-Palmer

Michael Cunningham

Kevin Curley

Sylvana Dalsgaard

Ryan Daly

Alexander Dang

Desiree Daniels

Tram DaoNicholas Dario

Stephanie Darling

Stephanie Darosa

Christopher Dasgupta

Mark DausMichael Davisson

Madeline DawsonMathieu De Candia

Miguel De Los Santos

Sachin De Saram

Mary Deblois

Breeanna Decker

Kelsey Dedoshka

Christopher Deering

Eric Defina

Joshua Del Real

Benjamin Demaree

161

Eileen Demarkles

Kyle Demerritt

Keli Demertzis

Rediat Demilew

Ariana Dennis

Nicholas Der

Kathleen DermodySarah Devargas

Rebecca Devine

Raminder Dhadwal

Laura Diaz

Richard Dobbins

Adrien Doiron

Emily DomroseElizabeth Donahue

Lourdes Donaire

Jonathon Donald

Taylor Donato

Hao DongFrancis Donnelly

Rachel DonohoePankti Doshi

Kelly Doudell

Gabrielle Dougherty

Emilie Dox

Elizabeth Draeger

William Drake

John Drayton

Mary Duane

Jaidev Dubashi

Jeffrey Dunbar

Kaleigh Durket

Moriah Dworkin

Janelle Regine Dy

Claire Eadington

Shane Earley

Erik Eastland

Aaron Ebert

Katherine EdgecumbeKayla Edquilane

Frederick Edwards

Joshua Edwards

Lily Edwards

Timmy EgwimKayla Ehnng

Gabriel Eiger

Joseph Eisenberg

Jessica Elcan

Dante Eley

Alex Elliott

Jamie Estopinal

Lizette Estrada-Valencia

Christina Estrella-Lemus

Phillip Eukel

Eileen Eustaquio

Jerold Evans

Matthew Evans

Naomi Evans

Brian Fahey

Jacqueline Fahey

Christopher Falvey

Lauren Falzarano

Derek Fan

Powell Fansler

Maria Farley

Lauren Farwell

Douglas Fedder

Allison Federici

David Felix

Carina Fernandes

Matthew Fernandes

Claudia Fernandez

Michael Fernandez

Blake Fery

Sebastian Feye

Veronica Filippini

Charles Fisher

Colleen Fisher

Kelli Fisher

Lauren Fisher

162

1

.

Lucky - Britney Spears

2. Steal my Sunshine - len

3. Hand in my Pocket - Alanis

Morissette

1

.

Dancing on my Own - Robyn

2. Inner O - Dems3. Orifice Origami - Reptar

1

.

Recess, both the show and the

school activity

2. SNACK PACKS!

3. Sleep Overs

1

.

Driving

2. Sleep Overs

3. Women4. Youtube/Facebook/Twitter

Stephanie Fisher

Kelsey Fitzpatrick

Lucas Flagg

Rachel Flanagan

Kristen Flannery

Brian Flesher

Chelsea Flintoft

Alexys Flores

Luis Flores

Alessandro Folchi

Savannah Foltz-Colhour

Mary Foran

Kelsey Ford

Morgan Fornesi

James Fox

Nathan Fox

Benjamin Frazier

Michael Friedlander

Scott Fronsdahl

Amy Fry

Alexandra Frye

Anderson Fu

Mira Fung

Douglas Furstinger

Reid GaaJustin Gabriel

Andrew Gaddis

Sofia GagoKarla Gaitan

Blake Galeazzi

Jake Gallau

Jennifer Gaona

Claudia Garcia

David Garcia

Jessica Garcia

Mayra Garcia-Hernandez

Meghan Garrett

Sarah GasmanCarmela Paula Gaspar

Zareh Gasper

Gregory Gate

Michael Gates

Karla Geisse

Jeremy Geist

Marnie Gelhard

Christopher George

Nicholas George

Jack Gerdau

163

Meaghan Gerhart

Alaina GermanoKayla Germany

Lauren GermanyJillian Gerrity

Rachel Gervolino

Daniel Gherardi

Ryan Gibbons

Richard Gibson

Duncan Gilmore

Melissa Giorgi

Samantha Gisi

Emily Glaessner

Jessica Glaser

Rebecca Glazier

Charles Gliwa

Andrew Godin

Steven Goetter

Camilla Golestaneh

Shabnam GolmohammadiRobert Golterman

Robert GomezJesus Gonzalez

Leah Gonzalez

Paula Gonzalez

Ryan Gonzalez

Walter Gonzalez

Theresa Gordon

John Gotcher

Thomas Grace

Drake Grady

Tara Grady

Haley Grant

Sarah Green-Thomsen

Robert Greenberg

Harlene Grewal

Mehakpal Grewal

Aaron Griffith

Spencer Griffith

Christopher Grimmett

Michael Grinnell

Elizabeth Grishaw

Adam GrossmanStephen Grzanowski

Balbina Guajardo Ibarra

Emily Gudaitis

Jorge Guerra

Jacob Guerrero

John-Carlo Guevara

Phylicia Guevara

Isabella Guglielmi

David Guibord

Patricia Guinea

Hector Gutierrez

Maira Gutierrez

Ellen Ha

Samara Haapala

Alexandria Habbas

Steven Hagel

Alexis HagenMonica Haggarty

Owen Hale

Adam Hall

Stephen Hall

Suni Hamilton

Chelsea Hammerschmidt

Brian HammondChristine Handy

Diana Hanger

Harrison Hanley

Fiona Hansen

Scott Hanson

Jared Hara

Reverie Hara

Savannah Hardie

Patrick Hardy

Scott Hardy

Frances Hare

Gregory Harisis

Carson Harms

164

William Harrison

Peyton Harrod

Kelli Hashimoto

Chelsea Haslemann

Remy Hataishi

Catherine Haupt

Alexandra HawayekTheron Hawley

Camille Hayes

Samuel Heath

Julianne Heckel

Christopher Heckert

Taylor Hedrick

Robert Heinevetter

Ashley Hemstreet

Brenna Hennessey

Skyler Herczeg

Julie HermanBryan Herrera

Ryan Herrera

Tristan Herrera

Erin Hicks

Sarra Hilali

Stanley Himeno-Okamoto

Michael Hirabayashi

Cory Hiromoto

Gina HoMichael HoOlivia HoTaylor Hoedemaker

Shelby HoekKyle Hohu

Peter Holl

Michael Holligan

Courtney Holmes

Matthew Holmes

Vaniah Holtz

Jonathan Homrighausen

Kevin HongAlicia Hotson

Malarie Howard

Able Hsu

Benjamin Huang

Michelle Hubbard

Ashley Husbands

Russell Hutto

Marina latomase

Lara Ichikawa

Nicole Ikeda

Stephanie llagan

Robert Inch

Adam Irino

Kevin Iritani

Cade Ellis Ito

Lauren Ito

Luc Iyer

Andrew Izawa

Stephanie Jaber

Steven Jack

Drake Jackson

Sarah Jackson

Symone Jackson

Alex Jaimez

Meenu Jakhu

Emily Jaser

Lauren Jauco

Soledad Jean-Pierre

Garrett Jensen

Krista Jensen

Jaslyn Johnson

Jayde Johnson

Morgan Johnson

Samuel Johnson

Roman Johnson-Mendoza

Alissa Johnston

Dana Johnston

Julie Johnston

Briana Jones

Brianne Jones

Ian Jones

165

JUNIORNikolas Jones

Tennyson Jones

Andre Joseph

Joshua Kagami

Jordan Kahawai

Danielle Kaigler

Aaron Kakinami

Jamie Kalb

Keigo KameyaMary Karasek

Jennifer Kato

Lillian Kautz

Brent KawamuraMichael Keeley

Brett Kehoe

Kimberly Keller

Matthew Kelley

Michael Kelly

Natalie Kelly

William Kelly

Drew KempAriana Kempis

Diane KengChristian Kenney

Emma Kent

Joshua Kerner

Laura Kevranian

Suheel Khan

Bianca Khishaveh

Avery Kidwell

Michael Kilbane

Katherine Kilmer

Anne Kim

Kevin Kim

Amanda Kimi

Matt King

Sean Kinzer

Kaitlin Kirasich

Benjamin Kirby

Javen Kizzart

Brian Klahn

Kimberly Klein

. Kaitlin Kmetz

Deanna Kneis

Matthew Kochalko

Lauren Kolodziej

Claire Kornasiewicz

Luke Koslosky

Jessica Kost

Kevin Kozel

Olivia Kraft

Alexa Kramer

Jennifer Krapf

Scott Kravitz

Ivan Krayniy

Kiely Kreitzberg

Chloe Kroes

Evelyn Kruskopf

Kyle KuboNicholas Kumamoto

Michael Kunis

Jeffrey Kunkel

Claire Kunkle

Kevin Kurien

Kristine Kurtz

Justin KusumowidagdoMichelle La Bine

Gabrielle La Carre

Daniel Lafranchi

John Lahlouh

Peter Laird

Aubrey Lalumandiere

Amy LamJohn Lamble

Anne Lanctot

Kendra Lane

Melanie Lara

Sarah Lauderdale

Natalie Lays

Audi Lazaro

166

1

.

The Big Comfy Couch

2. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

3. Goosbumps

1

.

The Walking Dead

2. Breaking Bad

3. Revenge

J1

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1

.

Legos

2. 4-Square

3. Making blanket forts

1

.

Hanging out with friends

2. Running

3. Hiking

Jordan Le Baudour

Anthony Le

Emmanuela Le

Katie Le

Kelvin Le

Thien-Ryan Le

Nicholas Leasure

Dominic Ledda

Audrey Lee

Karlena Lee

Kristin Lee

Lotus Lee

Nicole Lee

Valerian Lee

Grace LehmanCora Lemar

Maureen Lenehan

Kori Lennon

Steffen Leonardi

Serena Lertkantitham

Jeffrey Lesh

Ashley Leslie

Ashley Letrich

Michaela Lewin

Janet Li

Paul Li

Kevin Light

Arteivia Lilomaiava

Angela Lim

Nicole Lindars

Laura Lisi

James Logan

Jessica Lombardi

April Long

Zachary Looney

Fernando Lopez

Scott LoweVladimir Lozano

Andong Lu

Brian Lu

Christine Lubieniecki

Fe Maria Nicole Lugtu

Jose Lujano

Julio Luna

Nehemias Luna

Janet Ly

Benjamin Lynch

Nora Lynch

167

James Lyons

Mary Helen MackPatrick Mackenzie

Joshua MahoneyJared Mainini

Natalie Malcolm

Zachary Malinski

Akhilesh Malla

Declan Malley

Thomas Mallick

Parker Malmquist

Justin Manalac

Nicholas Manfredi

Phoebe Mankaryous

Yetian MaoCameron Mar

Ryan Mardesich

Jacob Mariant

Danielle Marinsik

Gina Marioni

Daniel Marks

Rhys Marks

Sara Markwith

Daniel Marquez

Patricia Marren

Antoinette Marrero

Emilio Marrero

Ryan Marshall

David Marten

Daniel Martin

Thomas Martin

Christina Martinez

Judith Martinez

Kimberly Martinez

Matthew Martinez

Sean Martinez

Tyler Mailing

Joanna Martucci

Nicholas MasonStephanie Mata

Erica Mathwich

Jeffrey Matsunaga

Nikhil Mattu

Nicole Maulino

Alexander Mayorkis

Samantha Mazza

Sandra Mboweni

Erik McAdams

John McArthur

Kathryn McAuliffe

Graham McBride

Rachel McCabeJohn McCaffrey

Samuel McCarthy

Sarah McClammyMichelle McClanahan

Casidhe McClone

Michael McClure

Morgan McClure

Daniel McCormick

Kathryn McCormick

Shivan McDonaldSarah McGeehonTimothy McKinley

Kelly McMeekin

Thomas McNamaraHenry Mead

Stephen MeadeMatthew Medal

Kyle Medeiros

Claudia Medina

Patty Medina

Zohair Mehkri

Alex Mehrtens

Quincy Mehta

Hanna MekonnenApril Melendez

Mikhail Melitosyan

Vinay Melwani

Caitlin Mendoza

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Lauren MendozaNicolo Philip MendozaJonathan MenezeVincent MenonSamantha Meredith

Molly Mettler

Andrew Metzger

Jorge Meza

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Nehika Miglani

Zachary Milkis

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Gregory Miller

John Miller

Robert Miller

Stephanie Miller

Stephen Miller

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Colin Muller

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Monica Noriega

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Timothy O'Hara

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Henry Olson

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Samuel OwenNicholas Page

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Marian Pan

Shweta Panditrao

Robert Paris

Joseph Pariseau

Chong Park

Ian Parker

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Paige Parsons

Julia Pasquarella

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Jennifer Patterson

David Patzelt

Nicholas Peacock

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Kevin Pearson

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Nicole Perez

Maria Perez Pantoja

Peter Perez-Hernandez

Madeline Peterson

Aaron Peth

Nicole Petroff

Jenna Pettegrew

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Selena Pistoresi

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Gregory Scileppi

I man Scott

Kelly Scribner

Jean Sederberg

James Seely

Rosa Segura

Daniel Setiady

Romina Joy Sevilla

Lorenza ShabeAlec Shaffer

Hediyeh Shakeri

Shaun Shapiro

Amanda Sharpe

Keelan Shaw Connelly

Zachary Sheehan

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Henry Sheng

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Jesse Shirley

Lucinda Shore

Alicia Shull

Daniel Shull

Seher Siddiqee

Luca Signore

Bryan Silva

Michael Silveira

Caroline Silver

Francis Simon

Ryan Simon-Carl

Shawn Sinclair

Trevor Sipos

Meggan Sisto

Ryne Sitar

Kyra Sjarif

Stephanie Skaras

Katrina Skarzynski

Olivia Skierka

James Skoumal

Ryan Smart

Alison Smith

Erika Smith

Nicolette Smith

Parker Smith

Sidney Smith

Jessica Snyder

Brian Soares

Joseph Soares

Wendy Sokolow

Alexander Sola-Guinto

Ann Soliman

Sasha SommerAdam Soong

Jacob Spalding

Andrew Spencer

Derek Spreitzer

Kurtis Sprouse

Nicholas Staib

Peter Stephens

Mallory Stevens

Hilary Stewart

Simone Stewart

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Nicholas Sturm

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Megan Swindells

Shelby Swofford

Maria Lourdes TamesMichael Tan

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Lauren Tanimoto

Francesca Tankiang

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Alexandra Taylor

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Tracy Teixeira

Cristal Tejeda

Megan Tenes

Ian Teraoka

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Pooja Thapar

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Bianca LopezCongrats Baby Girl! There is a difference between interest and

commitment...When you are interested in doing something, you

do it only when circumstances permit...

When you are committed to something you accept no excuses,

only results and it brings you here today (College Graduation)!

The Future lies before you like a field of driven snow, be

careful how you tread it, I hope your dreams take you the corners

of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the windows of

your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has

ever known.

May God continue you to bless you in everything you do.

We are very proud of and will continue to support through

every endeavour.

Mom, Dad, & Brother

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Chelsea Latimer Troy

You were such an adorable

baby with so much personality.

We are just busting with pride

to see our beautiful smart young

Chelsea now graduate.

You worked hard and you did it!

Look out world because

here she comes.

May all of your dreams cometrue!

We love you. Congratulations.

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Carlo Eduardo Juarez FuentesNos sentimos muy orgullosos y felices de que hayas concluido

una de tus metas, muchas felicidades. Te admiramos por todo

lo que hasta ahora has logrado, por ser una persona tan exitosa

en todo lo que te propones y con un gran corazon; eres un gran

ejemplo a seguir.

Damos gracias a Dios por permitirnos compartir la vida contigo.

Te deseamos que sigas acumulando exitos en tu vida y que Dios

te conseda continuar con el camino que tu elijas.

Te amamos con toda el alma

Eduardo, Liliana y Natalia

Kristee Sachiko OgataKristee, you've come a long way! Throughout the years, you have

overachieved and never sheild away from any challenges.

Now, you have accomplished a major step in your life as a SCUgraduate. Mom and I could never have imagined how much you

have grown over the years and matured into an accomplished

young woman. The sky's the limit.

Always keep moving forward, no matter how large the obstacles.

We know you will succeed in life and make us proud.

You are our pace-setter in the family and we are so thankful to

have a daughter with so much character and love for life.

Thank you for all the proud moments you have provided us and

we know this is only the beginning. We love you!

Dad, Mom, Sis Ally, Grandma, Granny, Grand Dad & Grandpa

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Madison YoungThe future belongs to those who believe

in the beauty of their dreams ~ Eleanor Roosevelt

Congratulations Maddie-Girl

We're so proud of your commitment to achieving your dreams

You Rock!!!

Love, Mom, Carly, Matt, Tosh, Colten, Juliana and Charlotte

Shannon Nicole Thomas"Congratulations! Today is your day. You're off to great places!

You're off and away!" Dr. Seuss.

Shan, you've reached another great milestone along your path

and soared in your efforts. We are so happy for you and so

very proud not only of your academic achievements but of the

wonderfulyoung woman you have grown into. Words cannot

express how much we love and cherish and admire you and

how much we enjoy your sense of humor and fun.

All our love always,

Mum, Dad, Riley and Bradley

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Alexa Louise Milagros Diaz

Dearest Alexa,

This is an opportunity to affirm our deepest gratitude to our Lord for the gift of

a daughter in your being and to convey once more to you our experience of

profound and inexplicable joy when you first came into this world.

While growing up, we wanted to protect you from life's difficulties; however, you

preffered to embrace them. Along the way, there were tough and trying

moments, but you managed to press forward, developing a sense of

independence and boldness. Also, without you knowing, you prepared yourself

in time to face a bigger challenger, or college life.

Four years ago, you bravely embarked on a journey to Santa Clara University.

Remarkably, you have matured in your perspective and have grown to becomea strong, but endearing young lady Very soon, you will experience another

milestone, a momentous even, and most of all, a fulfillment of a dream-COLLEGE GRADUATION. And for this reason, we want to express our warmest

congratulations to you. Truly, we are very proud of you!

As you continue on, we pray for more opportunites to come your way and a

successful career life ahead. And when you reach the top, our only advice to

you is to remember to look back and share your blessings.

Love and prayers,

Papa and Mama

Michael John HarneyMichael,

It's a great day to be a Bronco!

We can't believe how quickly you have grown up. We have

admired your strength, determination and faith over the years.

We are proud of the man you have become. You have been a

joy and blessing in our lives. We think you are kind of a big deal

Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good

deeds and praise your Father in heaven. Matthew 5:16

We love you very much,

Dad, Mom and Meghan

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Gina Massetani"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their

dreams."

You have fulfilled all our hopes and dreams, now it is time to

fulfill yours. We are so proud of you.

Congratulations and keep on Dancing!

With all our love always and forever,

Mom and Dad

Andrew Hayashi MeyerCongratulations!

You have arrived at another beginning!

As you start on this new adventure--know that we are

proud of who you are and how much you have

accomplished.

Son, grandson, nephew, big brother, younger brother,

uncle, friend, athlete, Ultimate teammate, musician,

artist, writer and more.

Love,

Mom, Dad & Edward

Jim Cochran

Congratulations!!!

Such an

accomplishment -

we're so proud of

you for so manyreasons.

Your future is waiting,

your future is yours -

enjoy the adventure!

Love always,

Mom and DadSlainte

Fana YohannesFana shiqor! Wow what a

wonderful journey.

You made us so proud.

With your positive attitude,

confidence, intelligence &determination,

a bright future is ahead of you.

We wish you success and

happiness.

Congratulations on this

milestone in your life!

Love you always,

Mom/Dad/Yordanos/Yonas

and your uncles.

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Richard O. Kennedy II

Education is our passport to the future,

for tomorrow belongs to the people

who prepare for it today.

Malcolm X

RJ,

Congratulations on reaching this great milestone!

May our Lord continue to direct your steps to the

great purpose He has for you.

We are so very proud of you!

Love forever,

Mom, Dad, Tiffani, Mimi and Papa CiCi

John Gabriel Piacentini

Dear Gabe,

Congratulations on your

graduation from Santa Clara

University. We are proud of you,

as you should be with yourself.

During your four years at SCU,you have demonstrated your

many talents and your ability

to achieve. As you move on

to your next adventure, we will

continue to love and support

you, as we look on with

affection and admiration.

Love,

Dad, Mom, Christopher,

Julia and Sophie

Nicolas Munoz

Nicolas,

From the time you were born, you have made your family very

proud of your good nature, intelligence and success. You have

now completed a very significant part of your education with a

great university and are ready to become an important part of

society, your country and the world.

We wish you many exciting adventures ahead.

We love you and God Bless always,

Mom, Dad and Alec

Lucas Pastuszka

We remember your first step

and your first day of school and

you have come so far since

then. You have worked so hard.

Now that you are graduating,

you are at the beginning of a

brand new journey. We could

not be more proud of you.

"To accomplish great things

we must not only act but also

dream, not only plan, but also

believe." -Anatole France

So dream your dreams and

start now to make them all

come true. Congratulations on

all your achievements.

Love always.

Mom, Dad and Natalie

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Scott S. Motobu

Dear Scott,

Thank you for being a wonderful son to us. You always listened to us, studied hard

in school, entertained and excited us in soccer, track & field, canoe paddling and

cross country, graduated with honors from Mid-Pac, and are now graduating from

Santa Clara University. We are so proud of you.

It has been a pleasure and an honor to be your parents.

Love,

Mom & Dad and Cherie

Ayja Bounous

I've got cabin feevah"!

"I've got it too"!!!

"Off to Zanzibar to meet the

Zanzibarbarians."

"Take a cruise" you said

"See the world" you said

"Now here we are stuck in

front of this stupid house"

How Does She Bloody

Do That!?"

"Well, it could be worse, we could be stuck in graduate school"

Aygaboo-We're proud of you!

Love your Zanzibarbarians

Ann F. Soliman

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Dearest Ann,

Congratulations!!! We are very proud of you. It's hard to

believe that you graduated early. Words cannot describe howblessed and fortunate we are to have you as our daughter.

Words can't express the love we have for you.

Dad and Mom

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CONGRATULATIONSCLASS OF 2013

GRADUATES!

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The Redwood is published for all

undergraduate students at Santa

Clara University. This year the

book was sold at $109 (before

2/1/13) and $124.

Our coverage ranges from

September 2012 to March 2013

in order for us to meet our March

deadline and to ensure the books

ship by the end of May.

Special thanks to our advisor,

Gordon Young, and to Kelly

Hendricks-Parsons for managing

our senior congratulatory ads,

mailers, and book sales.

If you would like more information

about our publication, please

contact us at:

The Redwood Yearbook

Santa Clara University

500 El Camino Real

Santa Clara, CA 95053

If you met me during your

time on campus, I'm sure one of

the first things you learned about

me was that I was on yearbook

staff. This postition became so

much more than a job to methroughout the year. I learned

technical skills such as the

correct tense for yearbook copy,

the direction objects need to face

on a spread, and how to use

portrait manager to flow pictures

onto the personalities pages.

Through managing

eighteen staff members, I also

learned invaluable managerial

skills during my time as Editor-

in-Chief. I also learned newleadership skills and grew as a

leader. The staff this year taught

me at least as much about myself

as I hope I taught them.

As I reflect upon mythree years on staff, I am so

impressed this year at how muchwe've improved over just three

years. I hope that if you look at

the yearbook you will see this

improvement as well.

Thank you to all of mystaff members who (sometimes

grudgingly) put in that extra effort

to write amazing stories, even

though no one signed up to be a

journalist. Thank you to our CopyEditor, Mandy, for teaching us all

how important copy is and howincredible each story in this book

can be.

Kathryn, you stepped up

to the challenge of Managing

Editor and I couldn't have asked

for anyone better. Malu, your

eye for beautiful photography

and willingness to help your

staff members was incredible!

Samira, this incredible design

was completely your idea and

it came to life beautifully. Ryan,

congratulations on leading the

first Digital team to creating a

digital version of the yearbook-

making Santa Clara University

the first university in the country

to do so! Thank you to the other

CSO leaders for always being

there to support our organization.

Admittedly, the position

of Editor-in-Chief can be very

overwhelming and require certain

sacrafices, as my housemates

can attest to. But the experience

was 100% worth it. We certainly

lived up to and surpassed the

standards we set last year, and

I hope we can do the same next

year.

Last, thank you to myfriends and family. Without your

support I never could have

balanced all that I did this year.

I hope that you all enjoyed

this book as much as we do!

Nellie Bohac

Editor In Chief,

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HE ANSWER IS DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE, BUT WEARE ALLINFLUENCED BY THE JESUIT FOUNDATION AT SCU.

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