STORIES PG. 2-15 SENIOR PHOTOS PG.16-20 SPRING SPORTS PHOTOS PG.

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heritage 2017
WINGS OVER WASHINGTON
In early April, the students of GWs
yearbook and newspaper programs
had the opportunity to visit Seattle,
Washington, for the National Jour-
nalism Convention. Each participant
had access to interactive seminars
on a wide range of journalism and
media topics, and when each day
was done, explored the beautifully
rainy city of Seattle. Home to fresh
seafood, iconic tourist attractions,
and beautifully abstract art, there
was never a dull moment.My favor-
ite part of Seattle was feeding the
seagulls at Ivars.
It was such a unique thing to do.
Kaleb Zimmer, freshman and man-
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aging editor of the yearbook, re-
marked. Chaperones and teachers
Daniel Singer and Emily ORyan got
in on the fun too, exploring Seattle
culture with their students.I loved the
giant screens at the top of the Space
Needle. ORyan shared.Theyd
taken photos every day for two years,
so we judged it to see how much it
rains on average per week. It rains a
lot.All in all, the spring excursion was
an all-round success for the journalism
teams, who will be taking their next
adventure in Dallas, Texas in the fall.
-Sawyer Markham
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1. A glass masterpiece in the Chihuly

Gardens just one of many beautiful
structures in the one of a kind mu-
seum. 2. Kaleb Zimmer, 9, grins as a
seagull swoops down and snatches a
french fry from his fingers at waterfront
seafood dive, Ivars. 3. Branden Sharp,
12 and Avery Bleichfeld, 11 wait in line
at the Seattle Ferris Wheel, an iconic
experience at the harbor for a view
of the spectacular sunset. 4. Home to
landmarks like the infamous Gum Wall
6 and the original Starbucks Coffee, Pike
Place Market is a popular attraction for
both tourists and city dwellers alike. 5.
Annie Welch, 10, and Mircia Chavira,
11, admire the view from Pike Place
Market. 6. A breathtaking view of the
Seattle Space Needle and its city, tak-
en in the early hours of the morning by
Branden Sharp, 12. 7. All the students
enjoy a group meal at the Crab Pot. 8.
A lit-up Seattle Space Needle, viewed
from below. 9. Zimmer, Welch, and
Sebastien Ganivet, 11, hold out fries for
the seagulls to catch at Ivars. 10. The
view from the top of the Space Nee-
dle, as seen by Marin Clapper, 11.

SINGER TAKES SELFIES

8 9 On the Seattle
ferris wheel.

At the Crab
Pot, a local
seafood stop. Even at the
Scream Room
in the Museum
of Pop Culture!
 .LESSARD''''S JOURNEY
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Principal Lessard has come to had support from students, teachers

George to make a difference, and community members who share
starting as Assistant Principal two my vision for a George Washington
years ago. He believes that we that works for all students. With the
are a high school where every
student is given the opportunity to
help of others he has been able to
accomplish his visions for George and
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succeed and is supported through he asserted, The responsibilities of
that process. We wanted to this role compromise my time working
know if he truly believed that he directly with students and teachers. I
accomplished this goal, which he look forward to spending more time
replied, My first year has been the supporting students directly. We have
greatest opportunity to focus on had an amazing year getting to know
quality instruction and needs of and see Lessards adjustments. He
students. Great strides to fulfilling also enjoyed this journey with George
our promise to students and families and all the students. Although it isnt
that graduates will leave GW well over yet he wanted to conclude with
prepared for encounters. In regards sharing, I continue to cherish the
to the road hes taken, My journey opportunity that has provided me
has been a great challenge but I in leading a school with such a rich
have not ran into anything I feel has tradition for success and the greatest
overwhelmed me or is impossible to students I have ever known. - Selena
accomplish. Also, along the way Ive Carbajal & Mireya Enriquez
1. Lessard is still going strong when
it comes to being the new Principal
here at George Washington. 2.
GWHS OPINIONS OF MR LESSARD Lessard gathers with students at a BBQ
that helps students and mentors meet
with one another. 3. Standing in front
of an audience full of alumni, Lessard
honors their achievements, talking
about how their stories have enriched
the community. 4. Participating in
a round of musical chairs, Lessard
joins the fun with fellow students
in the center of the gym for the
Homecoming pep rally.
Sebastian Guzman, 11- Ariel Vasquez, 9- Francisco Santos-Garcia,
He was one of the best He is super nice, fun and 12 - He could have
Principals that I have the only downer about improved as a Princpal; he
ever had. He has a very him is that when he talks, isnt around as much as
good sense of humor he talks loud. the last Principal. He needs
and is a very cool man. to engage more with the
community at GW.
 ASSASSINS017 2
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4 Every year, upperclassmen play a

thrilling game of Assassins, where
there are a series of rounds you
have to go through to win. To take
out your opponent, you must get
water on them. To succeed into the
next round: avoid getting killed by
your assassin and kill your target. This
may seem easy, but there are also
certain rules such as you cant get
them on school grounds and you
have to have a witness or else your
kill doesnt count. When asked what
tactics were used to win last years
game, Jane Stephens, 12, winner
of last years game and host of this
years game answered, The way
I was able to get people out was
telling as few people as possible who
I had and not talking about it super
often. Another tactic she used was
always locking her car doors and
never leaving her house unless she
had to. John Woodliff-Stanley, 12,
the other winner of last years game,
said, I was very paranoid all the
time. John explained that during
the game, I spent a good almost
two weeks staying at a friends house
to help evade my assassins. Good
luck next year!
- Amey Erdenebileg

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF ASSASSINS

1. Julia Bailey, 11, and Ena Dedic, 11,
ready to take people down! 2. Zach
Brown,12, in anticipation for his next
victim while he comes in the final six. 3.
This years host, John Woodliff-Stanley,
12. 4. This years other host, Jane
Stephens, 12.

Its my favorite I think its a cool I think its a fun

time of the year game that gets game and you
because I get to the students in the even get to make
help get kids out GW community new friends (and
and its fun to be a together. enemies) and meet
part of the game - Hla Nge, 11 new people!
but always on the - Ena Dedic, 11
sidelines.
- ORyan
NEXT DESTINATION: VICTORY
Our girls soccer varsity team, this
season is ranked #1 in the DPS
4A league, with senior Cassidy
Brown taking home the most
goals in the league with 15
goals and counting. The teams
newest coach, Sean Kelty, leads
the team to a record breaking
season. This season, our team
welcomed four new freshmen
girls onto the varsity team,
Phoebe Garfield, Chaurice
Chaput, Meredith Neid, and
Lydia Loof. This year our soccer
team is saying goodbye to senior
Grace Adams, number 12, Jane
Stephens, number 5 and Jade
Zimmer, number 11. Stephens
and Zimmer have played on
varsity since their freshman year.
Im really proud of this season.
I feel the girls this year have
worked so well on the field and
we have a great team. Weve
done so well and I hope we continue
to play great, explains Brown, 11.
Their season so far has been really
great. Currently they have 8 wins and
only 2 losses. All the girls have worked
so well together and are playing with
such great teamwork on the field.
We hope their team will continue
to play well and have an amazing
season next year.
-Kaleb Zimmer

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1. Brown, contributes another 4. Phoebe Garfield, 9, takes a

goal towards her 15 plus record
this season with a breakaway
and a shot. Id like to thank
my team for their hard work
because its not just my goals,
its also their goals. 2. Catherine
Bakken,10, dribbling with the
ball takes a breath before
taking shot that made it in and
contributed to the score. 3. Jade
Zimmer, 12, steals the ball from
the other player and positions
herself for an amazing goal.
corner kick for her teammates 2
to put in the back of the net. 5.
The girls team thanks their fans
after an excellent win of 11-1.
6. Seniors Grace Adams, Jade
Zimmer, and Jane Stephens hold
balloons and flowers to celebrate
their last home game at George
Washington. 7. Arielle Williamsons,
11, with a breakaway, dribbles
the ball to the net with a fierce
shot on goal.
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My favorite sports brand is
Lulu Lemon because, they
make cute running shorts and

OUR FAVORITE SPORT BRANDS

sports bras
-Cassidy Brown, 11.

My favorite sports brand is

Adidas because their clothes
look cool and are really
comfortable on the field.
-Mircia Chavira, 11

My favorite sports brand is

Nike because their shoes are
really comfortable and their
clothes, especially the Dri-fit,
feel good.
-Kaleb Zimmer, 9

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1 1. GW track runners lining up
and deciding who will run first
during practice out on the track.
2. Team members take off for
a sprint as others wait their
turning at the starting line. 3.
An action shot of a boys team
runner sprinting across the field
to improve his best time. 4. The
boys track team lines up to run
against each other to practice
for competition. 5. Coach
Doublin awaits the arrival of the
runners.

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The high school

students are at
track practice
trying to get better
and better for
future track meets.

Track season this year is Medendorp, gave us insight on

4 off to a great start. Tara
Doublin is the coach for
boys track team. Tara
described this years track
team as a Rookie Season
due to the fact that we
only have four returning
athletes this season. They
are doing extremely well
so far and have managed
to place against some
stiff competition. Coach
why he chose to be a coach.
The reasons include that he
enjoys coaching track and
also ran track in high school
and college. He described
this years team as a unique
mix because everyone is
progressing, but there have
been many injuries. Doublin says
If you gave 100% effort then
you won that day. -Jennifer Navas

RuUNNING FOR MEDALS

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krKRAKEN TAKE OVER
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1. The robotics team poses for a

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group photo in Houston. Every year,
the team known for the green shirts
which depict the Kraken, getting
ready to participate in a variety of
challenges with their creations. 2.
Here, the team poses with this years
robotic creation. Every year the team
spends hours and hours after school
working on and developing their
robot to take to competition in hopes
to be named the best of the best.

GW Robotics just finished their year with sponsors also competed in St. Louis,
a competitive turnout competing in the Missouri. Despite not taking home the 5
National Championships in Houston, TX prize they wanted, they did move
on April 18-21. If one has ever watched forward in Houston to qualify for the
a robotics match, its incredibly exciting Semi-Finals. Unfortunately they did
and slightly confusing if you have not compete any further but this was
no one explaining to you what is the highest any team in Colorado
occurring. As robotics deals with the had done at Nationals. We are
design, construction, operation, and confident they will continue winning
use of robots, as well as computer moving forward into next year.
systems for their control, sensory -Shaunice Burley
feedback, and information processing
these students really get into these
competitions. The students and

t TrRANSFORMERS VS. POWER RANGERS

Transformers because they made movies Power Rangers because they are
that were actually good and had science amazing.
behind it. -AJ Romeo Jones ,12
- Branden Sharp, 12
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EMOTIONS LIFTED BY
WHITE WINGS
This years spring play, the Laramie Project,
brought tears to the eyes of the entire
audience that went to see it. In fact, during
intermission the actors would flood to the
backstage in tears due to the emotions
this play caused. Not only was the Laramie
Project one of the most heart wrenching
performances the Patriots Players have ever
put on the stage but it drew the most unique
individuals to our theatre. The audience
regardless of sexuality, gender, religion, or
any other association was left awestruck by
how our schools amazing actors conveyed
this story of how a town and its people have
been affected by the horrendous hate crime
that was the cause of Matthew Shepards
death in 1998. Despite the slight controversy
among the staff and students about the
theatre department even putting on a play
dealing with such a heavy issue like sexual
orientation, the Patriot Players put their hearts
and souls into making the last play of the year
the most powerful one yet. The magnitude
of the intensity of this play was made even
more so by it being in black box format which
means the audience was on stage eye to eye
with the actors. It drew many people within
the school and outside as well to the harsh
reality that being homosexual can make
one the target of a hate crime and how that
crime can affect the lives of everyone within
a single town. The immersion of going to 7 8
Laramie, Wyoming before the show helped
guide the cast and crew towards success.
Due to this being the last show for many
seniors, the memories created throughout the
process will not be leaving the hearts of this
theatre family.
-Sadies Martinez
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1. An intense shot of the
Aaron McKinney court case
scene. 2. A lovely view
of Junior Zelda Siegners
beautiful white wings. 3. Alex
Anadiotis, 12, effortlessly
showing strong focus on
stage. 4. Alexandra M.
portraying officer Reggie.
5. A focus shot of Zelda
Siegner, 11, on stage
playing the character Doc
O Connor. 6. The entire
cast and crew after the last
performance of the show. 7.
The cast in their angel wings
on stage for Matthews
funeral scene.
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8. Jo Lisenhoff, 11, delivering
the final line of the show.
9. The cast and crew sit on
the bench at University of
Wyoming, that is dedicated
to Matthew Shepard.

SHOUT OUT TO TECH CREW ON LARAMIE

Props... More like bops. Costumes, lights, and Stage Management and
*whip* *clap over leg* sound did an amazing projections were working
*claps under leg* *chest job on this show working so hard up from above the
forward* seemingly countless hours stage for all the showing.
-Sadies Martinez & Dasan making the show look and Were still sending love
Essien (Props Crew) sound great. your way guys.
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BEAUTIFUL CHAOS
Art is a beautiful chaos, and so was
the beginning of the IB art show.
Artists are messy perfectionists,
which their teacher, Emily ORyan
knew. In the middle of the
preparation, stress was heavily in
place. To add to the chaos, spring
break, the yearbook deadline,
and the Seattle trip occurred in
the middle of preparation. All the
students thought that they were
ready, but once they saw their
neighbors work, competition kicked
in. Exhibits that one might have
overlooked were the collaborative
piece that seniors Sonia Santos
and Jordy Gertner worked on.
For ORyan, she loved the videos
displayed in Gertners exhibit due
to the idea of makeup covering
everything is to show how we all
have things to hide who are we.
Another type of art that amazed
ORyan was senior Maddie Dodges
photographs of a diverse group
pf students, all of whom were
laughing. Dodge caught people in
the real element of laughter; its one
thing we all have in common. One
goal of the students, faculty, and
administration were to find ways to
bring us all together. For Dodge, she
displayed laughter. -Julie Martinez

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1. Jordy Gertners cover project, the videos kept
playing over and over. The emotion of Gertner
conveyed made everyone at the show be
sympathetic and emotional. 2. This was one of
Dodges acrylic painting, which showed taught
her how to paint realistically. 3. Senior David
Medina, caught in the real element of laughter
photographed by Dodge. A collection of these
photographs will be put into Lessards office
because it shows unity and equity amongst all
cultures.
 PreREPARING FOR
PROM
Getting ready for high school prom could
be very time consuming and expensive.
From preparing for that perfect
promposal to spending a whole month
in advance looking through the best
makeup, hairstyles, and dresses, students
take this day very seriously. Nonetheless,
going through all the hassle is definitely
worth it for seniors. For the perfect prom
dress, one could go to Dillards where
the average cost ranges from $120 to
$150. What would be someones perfect
makeup look, specifically how expensive
is it? In a mix of high end brand and
drugstore makeup, a full face could be
done with the $127.70 you most likely
dont have laying around. Finally, you
cant be fully done without the hair.
Betos Salon is an amazing place to get it
done for $75. With all these you can have
fun in style. -Mariah Ramos

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2 3 1. Senior Jade Zimmer and juniors
Henry Hoffman, Dragosh Birlea,
Cassidy Brown gathered together
after the game against Montbello
where Zimmer and Brown were
asked to prom. 2. Junior Cole
Sieblius took a different approach
to ask his date by drawing a marina
to ask out junior = Marina Barbera.
3. Dress shopping can be so stressful
but the selfie helps to get opinions.
Julie Martinez, 10, bought a prom
dress at Dillards for $96.04. It is an
elegant dress and its perfect for
prom.

AWAITING THE PROM THEME

Have you waited for
months to find out what the
prom theme is? Well, you
are not alone. This year,
prom will be held at the
Sports Authority Stadium,
with the theme Starry
Night We cant wait to go!
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On April 15th George Washingtons JROTC

Drill team & Honor Platoon were at the Rocky
Mountain Regional JROTC Drill Competition
early Saturday morning. In fact, they were the
only team there at the Denver Coliseum at
6:45am, despite the competition taking place
at 10am. Workers were setting up and the
place was starting to awaken. Why were they
there so early? Maybe it was an oversight in
time but they wanted to be prepared. They
went in with their Patriot Pride ready to show
how far all their practice has taken them.
Honor Platoon and drill teams competed,
taking home, multiple awards showing 6th
Battalion is the best. Overalll they placed
3rd in Denver Public School and in state. A
question asked to both GW teams, As a
team what was one of your best strengths for
the 2016-2017 year and what is thev team
still struggling with? Cadet Private First Class,
Emily Medina stated, We bonded as a
group making us a better functioning team,
resulting in having less drama but we still have
to work on our bad attitudes though and
not let it impact practice. Senior Eli Bartlett,
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel explained, We
did best with repetition as a team to achieve
alignment but we could spend more time
improving and focus in practice. We are so
proud of all our special teams members and
cant wait to see how you improve next year.
-Rodney Scott & Imani Smith

Felipe Delacruz , 9 - Iyahnni Qualls, 9-

Be safe and keep Remember to point the
your eye on the sights, gun down range.
Delacruz stressed then
added, By the way
Im too good.
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 Yearbook
would like to
dedicate this
year to Amber
Mosely, our
former editor in
chief from 2013-
2015. You will
always inspire
us and teach
us to continue
making
lemonade.
Love you
Amber.
- ORyan

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1. After the awards ceremony, Drill Team and Honor Platoon
earned nine awards in the exhibition phase and individual
awards. We competed against DPS schools and other schools
in CO to earn these. Its hard because the other schools are
really good, explains Mens Drill Team leader Daniel Martinez.
2. Honor platoon marched regulation without arms. 3. Men Drill
Team regulation marched with arms. Martinez, 12 leads the
platoon. Martinez has been accepted into the Marine Corp. 4.
During the awards ceremony, Yassim Hamma, 11 plays the role
of the George Mascot. 5. Hamma interrupts the viewpoint of
the performany by the Honor Platoon without arms. 6. Brittany
Mendoza, 10 receives a second place medal from one of the
judges for the Drill Down, where all cadets compete in facing
movements or commands.
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OOPsS. I FORGOT TO SUBMIT

Abramson-Pritchard, Emanuel

Adavenaixx, Chanel

Aguirre-Baeza, Mariana

Squarepants, Spongebob

Ahmed, Mahamoud

Akramova, Mohigul

Alexander, Ebonne

Anderson, Dante

Andretta, Emma

Star, Patrck

Ashungighy, Kennyann

Astatke, Sara

Atkinson, Alexander

Ball, Emmet

Bahir-Mohammed, Emad

Tentacles, Squidward

Berhe, Salem

Biggers, Jessica

Krabs, Pearl

Bonner, Myya

Brantley, Davenport

Brown, Desmond

Byrd, Javian

Cahoj, Madison

Carroll, Avery

Colton, Margarita

Cooper, Lon

Correa-Garcia, Jayro
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Curtis, Thomas

Degay, Devonta

Derdzinski, Christopher

Dial, Arriana

Krabs, Eugene

Plankton, Sheldon

Cheeks, Sandy

Squarepants, Gary

Dwyer, Evan

Edjamboya, Esther

Ellison, Matthew

Elofson, Andrew

Espinoza, Estefany

Essien, Dasan

Evans, Maya

Figueroa, Salvador
Flores, Omar

Flores-Mendoza, Omar

Garcia, Ashton

Garcia, Brianna

Gaye, Imani

Gebremariam, Mussie

Gibson, Faith

Good, Abney

Green, Jervay

Greene, Adrienne

Jackson, John

Jennings, Donte
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OOPsS. I FORGOT TO SUBMIT

Johns, Tyler

Johnson, Olyver

Jones, Abraham

Jovel, Keneth

Justo-Santiago, Yisel

Katzenberg, Jakob

Lopez, Kevin

Lopez, Marilyn

Maldonado, Ruby

Martinez, Daniel

Martinez-Medina, Lenardo

Matthews, LeiAisha

McDonough, Ethan

McFarland, Deautre

McKenzie, Izaiah

Melese, Kibrom

Melgar, Julissa

Mena-Retana, Neyda

Mendez, Jose

Mershon, Geneya

Meza, Selene

Moine, Martin

Morales-Sandoval, Jeanette

Morina, Usam

Nguyen, Phong

Peoples, Mekhi

Perry, Wolf

Pliskin, Isaac
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Portillo-Contreras, Estrella

Quinones, Cheyenne

Ramirez-Rodriguez, Sergio

Randle, Jeremy

Puff, Mrs.

Roberts, Benjamin

Rodgers, TaCoby
Rodriguez-Soto, Mario

Rogers, Rebecca

Saenz-Villa, Lauro

Safieddine, Ibrahem

Santos-Garcia, Francisco

Sharp, Branden

Shirwa, Kahlid

Smith, Jacoby

Solis, Giselle
Stribling-Dyles, Isaiah

Sukhbaatar, Enkhbileg

Sykes, Jordan

Taylor, Gabriel

Taylor, Nichole

Thomas, Mikayla

Thompson, Timothy

Trainor, Valentino

Tucker, William

Turner, Maura

Usmonova, Dinora

Vargas, Christopher
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OOPsS. I FORGOT TO SUBMIT

Vasquez, Sariena

Vensor-Castillo, Kevin

Vigil, Anastasia

Villegas, Ricardo

Wahlquist, Caelen

Washington, Andrea

Washington, NajaMarie

Wester, James

Williams, Jayland

Williams, Raphael

Yearling, Shatara

Martinez, Sadies
 Tennis
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Rawan Ali, Olivia Almon, Afnan AlRawe, Nour Amarh,
Sanama Carlos, Sofia Chavez, Hanna Chin, Anna Heimel,
Isabelle Hicks, Madeline Holleman, Leslie Huynh, Berkley
Larson, Brixley Leieritz, Kyra Mangalik, Kenia Mendoza,
Farinaz Molaei, Alana Perlmutter, Frankie Rex, Danit
Schinagel, Aly Schenider, Bena Smith, Avery Williams,
Molly Worford, Alma Younger
Swim
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Ryan Arif, Zachary Brown, Tristan Camp-Lagueux, Miguel
Dominguez, Colin Donovan, William Draper, Ben Fickes,
Ryan Freedman, Nick Hild, Johnathan Legg-Lavue,
Samuel Modesett, Dustin Mullaney, Isaac Neivert, Jordan
Oss, Brian Raussev, William Shellhorn, Henry Shugart,
Colton Sibelius, Cedric Stahel, Vanden Vicars, Henry
Waldstrechier
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Varsity Baseball
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Robert Abeyta, Rigoberto Alvarado, Vincent Chavez,
Jesse Cleven, Samuel Cleven, Quinten Crum, Roman
DeLeon, Brandon Elias, Jesus Estrada, Michael Guber,
Henry Hoffman, Max Lundt, Calvin Malkoski, Lincoln
Ostrom, Malik Patton, Noah Quartom, Austin Ray, Tyler
Ray, Henry Reynolds, Alex Rodriguez, Christian Ruiz,
Anthony Sandoval, Isaiah Simonds, Emerson Smith, Lymon
Sneed, Aiden Stefanacci, Evan Strand, Atticus Swigris,
Giovanni Vargas, Eric Webb, Andrew Younger
JV Soccer
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Jacqueline Alfaro, Ayesha Apodaka, MiKayla Baker,
Zahara Bashir-Mohammed, Precious Blackbear, Yessica
Contreras, Jimena Cristerna, Joelle Hamilton, Yurem
Hernandez-Zamora Hannah Lindsberg, Ellington Lindsey,
Katie Morrow, Noelia Sanchez, Jaeley Salazar, Thaw Sue,
Jacqueline Valenzuela.
Varsity Soccer
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Grace Adams, Catherine Bakken, Marina Barbera,
Cassidy Brown, Chaurice Chaput, McKenna Daly,
Madeleine Davis, Abigale Foster, Phoebe Garfield, Ana
Kwan, Lydia Loof, Kendal McMaster, Meredith Neid,
Elizabeth Price, Emma Stefanacci, Jane Stephens, Arielle
Williamson, Jade Zimmer
Golf
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Mariah Gorham, Mia Halliday, Esli Magana, Brigid
McNamara, Grace OhWilleke, Anna Righi, Maura Turner,
Hannah Walters, Riley Walters, Annie Welch
 Girls Track
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Ana Asturias, Tatianna Caliste, Rose Cobb, Chantrice
Coleman, Dominique Dillard-Rusk, Clara Dominguez,
Alina Gallegos, Kiara Gibson, Portia Harris, Catherine
Henderson, Julia Jenulis, Kyra Mangalik, Genaya Mershon,
Gjasmine Mershon, Allison Mitchell, Kaarina Parker, Mekhi
Peoples, Molly Peterson, Monroe Roush, Jaden Stafford,
Tylor Thompson, Janie Thomson, Shamika Tripplett,
Najamarie Washington
Boys Lacrosse
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Frank Barber, Myya Bonner, Hayden Borg, Davis
Burckhardt, Reagon Burckhardt, William Chavez, Michael
Chavez, Jaquane Cooper, Tucker Ezrine, George Fenton,
Robert Fisher, Caleb Gammon, Nick Gerrans, Elijah
Gottesfeld, Andrew Hageman, John Holland, Taylor
Johnson, Benjamin Kastrul, Miles Levin, Josh Maginsky,
Cormac McCrimmon, Collin Meyers, Clark OhWilleke,
Euan Peart, Trevor Peterson, Trent Ramirez, Danaan Roush,
Zach Snow, Zac Stahlhut, Soloman Wacays
Boys Track
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Mahamoud Ahmed, Pharo Bones, Ross Combs, Ross
Cruz, Jamal Giornazi, Suhaib Giornazi, Jahvell Johnson,
Azim Kelani, Ethan Kelton, Jonan Krauss, Liam Leasure,
Chantrell McLamb, Dustin Mullaney, Oumard Ouattara,
Thomas Rossier, Henry Shugart, Jacoby Smith, Abiel
Tewolde, John Wise
Varsity Tennis
*Listed in alphabetical order, not order of the picture*
Rawan Ali, Olivia Almon, Afnan AlRawe, Nour Amarh,
Sanama Carlos, Sofia Chavez, Hanna Chin, Anna Heimel,
Isabelle Hicks, Madeline Holleman, Leslie Huynh, Berkley
Larson, Brixley Leieritz, Kyra Mangalik, Kenia Mendoza,
Farinaz Molaei, Alana Perlmutter, Frankie Rex, Danit
Schinagel, Aly Schenider, Bena Smith, Avery Williams,
Molly Worford, Alma Younger
At George we have a huge brotherhood of baseball players. They stick together
through thick and thin. Here are the only two seniors who played on the team this
year, Robert Abeyta and Austin Ray. These two were part of making the baseball pro-
gram a great program to paricipate. In the next picture is the JV baseball team. This
team is full of love and support for one another, and we cant wait to see them flourish
and hopefully play for their senior year as well.

JV

1. Robert Abeyta, 12, and Austin Ray, 12, the only two
seniors on the baseball team this year, pose together
for the last picture theyll have together as a united
George baseball team.
2. JV baseball team. Back Row: Head JV Coach Tony
Chapman, Quinten Crum #22, Jesus Estrada #7, Henry
Reynolds #20, Anthony Sandoval #21, Emerson Smith
#8, Clayton Wennberg #13, Roman DeLeon #15, Bran-
don Elias #18, Asst Coach Kyle Cleven
Middle Row: A.J. Stefanacci #9, Tyler Ray #6, Lincoln
Olstrom #16, James Caldaza #19, Alejandro Hernan-
dez #6
Front Row: Sam Cleven #3, Cristian Ruiz #7, Max Lundt
#5, Isaiah Simonds #16, Rigo Alvarado #10, Atticus
Swigris #12
Missing: Noah Quarton #12, Alex Rodriguez #10, look-
ing sharp in their team photo.
(From Top Left) Ethan Spetnagel, Cormac McCrimmon, Clark Oh-Willeke, Alma Younger, Hannah Hutson, Elizabeth
Seagle, John Woodliff-Stanley, Emmett Ball, Elliott Anderson, Robert Shwartz, Erin Liedtke, Maura Turner, Amy Chang,
Ruth Kadima, Julianna Rohn, Olivia Almon, Anna Lerirned, Cassidy Brennan, Avery Williams, Genevieve Emerson, Lucca
Raabe, Callie Brown, Julie Huynh, Anna Barrow, Marina Barbera Emily Klaassen, Claire Neid, Escadar Alemayehu,
Catherine Henderson, Sonia Santos, Gabby Ollig, Naim Khalighi, John Schilling, Emma Holers, Hannah Walters, Maggie
Rozance, Zach Brown, Carolyn Gatlin, Blaire Balstad, Caroline Martin, Elizabeth Price, Marina Barbera, Anna Barrow,
Stephanie Diamond, Samariddin Meliboev Baraa Mutleq, Anu Eltangerel, Jenniffer Barahlne, Kara Henriquez, Lelaynia
Redwine, Taja Small, Pamela Hog, Alexander Anadiotis, Mykell Fisher, Edyth Moldow, Eleanor Mackintosh, Claire Hayes,
Sophia Barber, Madison Ezell, Jake Fisher,Jessica Martinez, Fernanda Alarcun, Cousteau Reinig, Vincent Stahel, Grace
Oh-Willeke, Rachel Sheraden, Madeleine Dodge, Quinn Merrick, Callie Brown, Pamela Hugo, Mircia Chavira, Kaarina
Parker, Kristin Kraybill-Voth, Kendall McMaster, Margot Lurie, Sarah Wiener, Trinity White, Samanta Mendoza, Angela
East, Isabel Levine-Clark, Viviana Delua, Kenia Mendoza, Tanner Hemmingson, Paola Kwan, Yoselin Estacuy, Kelly
Trang, Yen Nguyen, Huyen Trang, Hla Nge, Emma Ginsberg, Yesenia Chavez, Sophia Chavez, and Mackenna Daly.

Row 1: Gabrielle Camp-Lagueux, Leslie Huynh, Marni Leftin, Emma Ginsberg, Catherine
Bakken, Emma Herman, Hallie Ferguson Row 2: Khalid Mohieldin, Shahad Mohieldin,
Desia Hughes, Tanner Hemingsen, Kenia Mendoza, Fernanda Alarcoun, Berklay Larson,
Paola Kwan, Henry Waldstreicher Row 3: Stephanie Diamond, Liam Leasure, Dylan Car-
ey, Ross Combs, Adam Vagle, Zachary Weissman, Escadar Alemayehu, Edyth Moldow,
Solomon Valore-Caplan, Isabel Levine-Clark, Bena Smith, Avery Williams, Makenna
Daly, Sophia Chavez Row 4: Elann Carrillo, Mykell Fisher, Anja Hutson, Frankie Rex, Brigid
McNamara, Amy Changm, Jimena Cristerna, Julie Huynh, Francine Wright, Abby Fos-
ter, Sara Astatke, Henry Shugart, Hayden Borg, Andrew Schwartz, Henry Ediger Row 5:
Sarah Wiener, David Medina, Anna Learned, Cass-City Brennan, Trinity White, Samanta
Mendoza, Cora Galpern, Claire Neid Row 6: Danaan Rush, Maximus Risher,
William Haynes, Max Fuentes, Ellie Macintosh, Monroe Roush, John Pacheco-Gertner,
Margot Lurie, Erin Liedtka, Kendra Clary, London Winslow, Caroline Martin, Blaire Bals-
tad, Gabby Ollig Row 7: Claire Drewes, Jake Fisher, Grace Oh-Willeke, Emma Stefa-
nacci, Sara Adams, Angelica Garcia,
Ahmed Abdel-Hafiz, Mia Halliday, John
Clayman, Lydia Loof, Meredith Neid,
Caitlin Soch, Tyler Ray, Callie Brown Row
8: Arielle Noam, Kathryn Swan, Lucca
Raabe, Tristan Camp Row 9: Michael
Geuber, Nick Gerrans, Abbi Ebiso,
Yemi Kelani, Cormac McCrimmon,
Gabe Frahm, Reagan Burckhardt, Will
Snodgrass, Jonah Williams, Connor Mc-
Master, John Clayman III, Row 10: John
Krauss, Dixon Ktzenberg, Jamal Giornazi,
Genevieve Emerson, Alex Weissman,
Edgar Fuentes, Riley Jackson, Amelia
Watterson, Marina Barbera, Ben Kastrul