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Battlefield High School Parent Newsletter

March 2016

“Success is a Choice”

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Parents of Seniors: As you may know by now, the graduation ceremony has

been confirmed for Tuesday, June 7, at 6:00 p.m. at Jiffy Lube Live.

Students will need a cap and gown for the ceremony. If you have not yet

ordered one, you can contact a representative at Herff Jones at 866-238-

5335 or highschoolcs@herffjones.com Graduation practice will be held on

the morning of Monday, June 6, at 8:30 a.m. at Jiffy Lube Live. Any student

who wishes to participate in the graduation ceremony must attend practice.

Information about the exam schedule for Seniors will be released in April.

During April, review for SOLs, Advanced Placement (AP) exams, and the

Workplace Readiness exam will be offered each week. Schedules that

include date, time, and topics to be covered will be posted on the school’s

website during the week of March 28. Please encourage your student to

attend the review sessions so he/she will be fully prepared for end of the

year testing.

Principal’s Message (cont’d next pg.)

Table of Contents

Principal’s Message 1-2

Art 3

Counseling 4-8

Cafeteria 9

Achievements 10

Government 11–12

Athletics 13-16

Careers 17

Library 18-19

Music 20

Becca’s Closet 21

PTO 21

Robotics 22-23

FBLA 24

School Board 24

Honor Roll 25-35

Booster 36

PTO 37-38

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Principal’s Message (cont’d)

For those parents who drive your children to school, we need your help! Each

morning over 1,000 cars enter the parking lot at Battlefield in a 30 minute

window (6:50 a.m. to 7:20 a.m.). With this number of cars and the number of

buses that enter and leave each morning, the traffic often backs up. Lately, a

number of parents have been allowing their children to get out of cars on

Graduation Drive or at the entrance to the parking lot. This is highly dangerous

as students are darting between moving cars during a time of day where the light

is limited.

Please help us to ensure the safety of all students, including those who are in

their first months/years of driving. If you are going to drive your child to

school, it is imperative you drop your student off at the front of the school. If

students are ready to exit the cars quickly, the traffic in front of the building will

move faster. If your child needs time to remove items like large projects, please

pull into the front parking lot to allow traffic to continue to move efficiently.

I would like to thank our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) for their generous

donation of 8 document cameras. These have already been issued to members

of our staff and are being used by students in the classrooms. The PTO is also

helping the school to share information and resources related to mental health,

suicide prevention, bullying prevention, and substances abuse prevention. If

you have not visited the PTO webpage recently, please take a moment to check

it out at www.bhs-pto.com

As always, thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Amy S. Ethridge-Conti

Principal

SCHOOL

ADMINISTRATION

Amy S. Ethridge-Conti,

Principal

Christopher Hintosh,

Assistant Principal

Judith Lester,

Assistant Principal

Christopher McMillan,

Assistant Principal

Julia Renberg,

Assistant Principal

Julie Byrne,

Director of School Counseling

Jason Koch,

Director of Student Activities

Joseph Huddle,

Specialty Programs Coordinator

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An art reception was held Sunday, February 28, at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in honor of students

whose artwork were selected for this showcase exhibition. Works of art were submitted in December from

Prince William County schools. A group of retired art educators selected which pieces would be accepted into

this year’s county wide exhibition featuring art from elementary, middle and high schools across the county.

The exhibition will be on display through March 20 in the Hylton Performing Arts Gallery located on the

second floor of the center.

Battlefield High School had 3 works of art to be a part of this year’s exhibition; these pieces were by Hannah

Boutwell, An Thai, and Sydney Williams. Both Hannah and Sydney along with their families attended the

reception. Sydney was a guest speaker discussing the symbolism behind the watercolor still life painting created

in memory of her grandmother.

Charcoal drawing by

Hannah Boutwell, 11th grade

Watercolor painting by Syndey Williams,12th grade

Tempera painting by An Thai, 12th grade

Tempera painting by An Thai, 12th grade

ART

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Did you know?

The BHS Counseling Office processed and submitted 1878 senior midyear transcripts to colleges and

universities in February!

Course Selection for 2016-2017

In mid-February BHS school counselors began meeting individually with students to discuss academic

planning, graduation requirements, career interests, and post-secondary plans. These individual student

meetings will continue through early April. The counselors will meet with rising seniors through US/VA

History classes, rising juniors through English 10 classes, and rising sophomores through English 9 classes.

Students can find out from their teacher the date their class is scheduled to meet with the school counselors. If

students are absent on the day their class meets with the counselors, their counselor will follow up with them to

arrange a time to meet.

During these meetings, each student will be provided with an unofficial copy of his/her transcript and a yellow

copy of his/her course selection form to take home for parent/guardian review, approval, and signature.

Students are expected to return their course selection forms to the Counseling Office with parent/guardian

signature within one week of meeting with their counselor. Additionally, teachers will re-evaluate course

recommendations in early May. A letter will be mailed to each student and parent/guardian in mid-May so that

you may finalize course requests or make adjustments as needed. The deadline to submit course request

changes for the 2016-2017 school year is Monday, June 6, 2016.

Senior Survey

Each year we are required to gather survey data from every member of the senior class regarding post-

secondary plans, college acceptance, and scholarship awards. The information that is gathered is then reported

to the school division and the state. All seniors must complete the senior survey on Family Connection in

April-May. More details and directions will be provided to seniors in early April.

Junior Year Planning Guide

The college application process begins during junior year. It is the last complete school year on high school

transcripts when students apply to colleges in the fall of their senior year. This may be the last opportunity for

students to fill in any gaps in their academic or activity records. An important year, there are a number of

suggestions that can help students and parents prepare for senior year, graduation, and the future.

Junior year grades are critical; students need to learn how to study

Continue to explore interests and plans for the future

Consider volunteer work or a shadowing experience to learn more about career interests

Gain a full understanding of the graduation requirements, including the required courses, SOLs, and

CTE certification exams

Any student in need of additional credits should speak with his/her counselor regarding summer

school, Virtual High School, night school, and dual enrollment options

Select appropriate classes for senior year; consider challenging courses (such as taking the extra year of

math, science or foreign language)

Counseling (cont’d next pg)

COUNSELING

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Counseling (cont’d)

If your student is planning to attend college, the following may be helpful:

Review PSAT scores, register and prepare for the SAT and/or ACT

Attend college fairs and financial aid workshops

Begin researching colleges and make a list of about 15-20 possibilities

Visit college campuses

Encourage students to prepare for the AP Exams in May

Have discussions with your student about colleges, your expectations, and financial situation

Research scholarship opportunities

Remain active in extracurricular activities

Right now, juniors should be…

Registering for the May or June SAT and/or ACT

Beginning to compile their academic resume

Registering with the NCAA if they would like to participate in Division I and Division II athletics

Maintaining or improving their grades

Preparing for the AP Exams and/or SOLs

Speaking with their counselor as soon as possible if interested in seeking an appointment to a military

academy

Finalizing their senior year course selections with their counselor

Continuing to build relationships with their teachers, which is important for letters of recommendation

in the future

Beginning to research colleges and other post-high school opportunities

Using Family Connection (students who do not know their log in information should contact the

Counseling office secretary)

This summer…

Visit college campuses

Work

Volunteer

SAT/ACT prep

Research

Begin looking at college applications and essays

Look for summer enrichment programs, athletic camps, summer programs at colleges, etc.

Counseling (cont’d next pg)

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Counseling (cont’d)

Additional Resources

Battlefield Junior Handbook (located on the Counseling Department’s website under Documents &

Downloads)

Family Connection located on Battlefield’s homepage under the student tab

Talk with your student’s counselor

Check out each college’s website directly

College Board www.collegeboard.org (SAT registration, college and scholarship searches)

ACT www.act.org (to register for the ACT)

To learn more colleges in an informal way with current students and applicants, visit

www.collegeconfidential.com

National Association for College Admissions Counseling: www.nacacnet.org

AP Exam Information

AP Exams will be administered Monday, May 2nd through Friday, May 13th. Dates and times are preset by The

College Board and must be adhered to. Below is important information of which parents/guardians should be

aware:

In early April, AP pre-administration will occur. Pre-administration is a way to save time on exam days.

During this time, students will complete identifying information on the answer sheets. It is strongly

encouraged that when students are entering information on the answer sheets that they use the same

information as in previous years and with other College Board assessments. For example, students

should use the same email address on any AP exam answer sheets that they used on their PSAT answer

sheet and/or their College Board account. This helps with continuity of score reporting.

The 2015-2016 Bulletin for AP Students & Parents was distributed to students in January. It is important

that families review the bulletin closely for AP rules and expectations. The bulletin can be found online

at: https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/2015-16-ap-bulletin-students-

parents.pdf

AP exams conducted in the morning: Students should report directly to their exam location by 7:30 a.m.

(including on Wednesdays before Read to Succeed). During the week before exams, students will be

informed by their AP teacher where to report for exams.

Bring several #2 pencils and traditional blue or black ink pens. We will not have any available for

students to borrow.

BE ON TIME! Students cannot be admitted after exams begin. If a student is absent because he/she is

ill, the student must submit a doctor’s note to Mrs. Pomfret in the Counseling Center within 24 hours of

the missed exam.

No electronic equipment (cell phone, smartphone, laptop, etc.) portable or listening devices (MP3

player, iPod, etc.), cameras or other photographic equipment devices that can access the internet, or any

other electronic/communication devices are allowed in the exam room or during a break. Use of any of

this equipment can cause the student’s score or scores of the entire group to be cancelled and the

school can be prohibited from serving as an AP exam site in the future.

No watches that beep are allowed.

No eating or drinking is allowed.

Counseling (cont’d next pg)

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Counseling (cont’d)

If students are taking an exam that allows calculator use, fresh batteries are recommended. If students

are allowed a calculator, ruler and/or straightedge they should have those items with them when they

report to the exam. We will not have any available for students to borrow.

It is strongly encouraged that students bring their lunch when they have their AP exam(s), especially if

they have both morning and afternoon exams.

Students taking the following exams should arrange for rides home since these exams will end past the

regular school day:

o AP Psychology (5/2): estimated dismissal time 2:30

o AP Art History (5/3): estimated dismissal time 3:30

o AP Physics 1 (5/3): estimated dismissal time 3:30

o AP French Language & Culture (5/10): estimated dismissal time 3:30

o AP Macroeconomics (5/11): estimated dismissal time 2:30

o AP Statistics (5/12): estimated dismissal time 3:30

The AP exam schedule is as follows (not all AP classes are offered at Battlefield):

Date Exam 8:00 am Exam 12:00 pm

Mon. May 2 Chemistry Psychology

Environmental Science

Tue. May 3 Computer Science A Art History

Spanish Language & Culture Physics 1: Algebra-Based

Wed. May 4 English Literature & Composition Japanese Language & Culture

Physics 2: Algebra-Based

Thurs. May 5 Calculus AB Chinese Language & Culture

Calculus BC Seminar

Fri. May 6

German Language & Culture European History

United States History

Studio Art

Mon. May 9

Biology Physics C: Mechanics

2:00 pm

Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism

Music Theory

Tue. May 10 United States Government & Politics French Language & Culture

Spanish Literature & Culture

Wed. May 11 English Language & Composition Italian Language & Culture

Macroeconomics

Thur. May 12 Comparative Government & Politics Statistics

World History

Fri. May 13 Human Geography Latin

Microeconomics

Counseling (cont’d next pg)

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Counseling (cont’d)

Governor’s Early College Scholars Program

The Governor’s Early College Scholars Program is intended to encourage eligible high school students to

complete requirements for a high school diploma and concurrently earn at least 15 hours of transferable credits

toward a college degree. This program can potentially result in a more productive senior year and reduce the

amount of college tuition for families. Students earning a college degree in seven semesters instead of eight can

save an average of $5,000 in college expenses.

The Governor’s Early College Scholars Program agreement may be signed at any time, from ninth to twelfth

grade. Participants agree to: (1) earn an Advanced Studies diploma with a Governor’s Seal and (2) earn at least

15 transferable college credits while enrolled in high school. Interested students can download the Early

College Scholars Agreement at the “Documents & Downloads” menu of the Counseling Center webpage or

pick one up in the Counseling Center. Completed forms should be returned to the Counseling Center.

Reminder

The Counseling Center staff provides academic, personal/social, and career counseling to all students and offer

support and assistance to parents/guardians and staff. Please check our website and future newsletters for

information regarding classroom core curriculum activities and counseling services. Please contact your

student’s counselor if you have any questions or concerns.

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Boost Learning Power with School Breakfast

You have probably heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but do you know why? We

perform better, mentally and physically, when our bodies are fueled. Not having had any food since the night

before means your body is starving for energy, even if you do not feel particularly hungry. Breakfast is

especially important for kids whose bodies and brains are developing and growing.

Students who eat breakfast miss less school, get better grades and are more likely to graduate high school. Yet 3

out of 4 teachers say their “students regularly come to school hungry.” Hungry kids are more likely to have

health issues and trouble learning and concentrating. They are also more prone to behavioral and emotional

problems.

Looking for a convenient and affordable way to feed your student(s) breakfast on school days? All Prince

William County Public Schools serve breakfast every school day, even on two hour delays! Our “Grab n’ Go”

breakfasts are designed to be nutritious and portable so that kids can enjoy a balanced breakfast in the classroom

or cafeteria. Offerings vary each day and include items like hot breakfast sandwiches, breakfast breads, French

toast sticks, cereal, fruit, 100% fruit juice and milk. Fruit smoothies are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at

the middle and high schools. They are made with real fruit and yogurt, and blended right in your school’s

kitchen!

If your student is receiving free or reduced price school lunch, they automatically qualify for free or reduced

price school breakfast. A complete breakfast only costs $1.45, or $7.25 a week. So start your school day off

right by joining us for breakfast!

Source: https://www.nokidhungry.org/problem/hunger-facts

CAFETERIA

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President’s Volunteer Service Award

Laura A. Keane has been honored for her exemplary volunteer service with a President’s

Volunteer Service Award.

The award, which recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant

amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country, was granted by the

Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program on behalf of President Barack Obama.

Battlefield High School nominated Laura for national honors this fall in recognition of

her volunteer service. Laura’s volunteer activities include serving as an EMT-B with

the Evergreen Fire Department, being a Leader in Training for the Prince William

Summer Youth Academy, serving as a Summer Quest Volunteer for the Gainesville Mini Library, participating

in Fauquier Hospital’s Medical Camp during the summers of 2012 and 2013, and spending time at the House of

Mercy.

The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National

Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), recognizes middle level and high school students across

America for outstanding volunteer service.

Congratulations to Laura for her work on behalf of the community!

Bobcat Cafe

A special recognition goes to the students and their teachers, Mrs. Goodman and Ms. Klima-DuBois, of the

"Bobcat Café" for raising and donating $1,300.00 dollars towards the work of Children with Disabilities Fund

International. Their hard work, dedication, and generosity make us very proud.

"Bobcat Café" on their mission - selling baked goods and bringing joy to Battlefield students and staff each

Friday morning.

ACHIEVEMENTS

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By Aarshi Kibria

This past semester, I was honored to serve as a United States Senate Page. The

U.S. Senate Page Program is an opportunity for juniors in high school to travel to

Washington, D.C., and witness the greatest deliberative body in the world at

work. Pages are appointed by a senator from their state, and have been a

traditional element of the Senate since 1829.

I first heard about this incredible program through a School Fusion email sent by

Battlefield. I was instructed to visit Senator Mark Warner's (D-VA) website,

where I quickly learned that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I did

not want to pass up. After submitting a resume and recommendations in late June,

I was invited to an interview with the Senator's administrative director in mid-

July. One week after my meeting, the phone call that I'd been hoping for came.

Following my enthusiastic acceptance, a whirlwind of filling out forms and

packing ensued. Before I knew it, move-in day had arrived. On September 9th, I joined 29 nervous, and excited, juniors

from all across the country in entering our home for the next five months.

Pages reside in Webster Hall, in rooms fit for 3-6 occupants. The residence has

two floors for boys’ and girls’ rooms. The lower level floor houses the United

States Senate Page School, where pages go to school for the duration of the term.

The residence is also equipped with a kitchen, as pages are responsible for

providing certain meals for themselves. A Page's day begins at 5:00 am, with

roughly an hour to get ready before school starts promptly at 6:15. The length of

the school day is dependent on what time the Senate convenes, since pages must

set up the chamber 1 hour before session. The normal school day ends at 9:45

a.m., but on one occasion I did experience a one hour day (4 15-minute classes). It

was at times like this that I was astounded by the quality of the education I was

receiving. Even with only 15 minutes, my teachers were able to fully explain key

concepts and give a lesson.

Besides being expected to focus on our studies, we were also expected to act

responsibly as employees of the Senate. The job of a page includes acting as a

messenger, delivering correspondence and legislative material around the Capitol

building and also to the other Senate office buildings. Other duties include setting

up lecterns before Senators' speeches, as well as completing roll call vote and

amendment runs. I found that one of my favorite aspects of the job was being able to stay on the Senate floor and listen to

the speeches and debates from Senators. This allowed me to really understand policy issues in greater depth than I had

known before. Votes were a fun time when almost all of the Senators would come onto the floor. As a page, I was right

there as they discussed weekend plans or ideas for a new bill. The socializing certainly crossed party lines, and I quickly

noticed the strict partisanship that the media often reports is not entirely present most of the time.

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I was especially surprised at how every Senator maintained enthusiasm for their work even at 3:00 a.m. Pages work until

the Senate adjourns, and during particularly controversial votes, it is often expected that the Senate will work late. This

situation emerged on October 29th when the Senate was scrambling to meet the fiscal deadline set to expire on Halloween.

Staying up all night in the Capitol was the most tiring, yet memorable, moments of the program. Around 1:30 a.m., my

friend and I were distracted from our drooping eyelids by a funny joke Senator Booker (D-NJ) told us. Gestures like this

are common of many Senators. Many even hold events for the pages, like pizza parties.

Overall, working in the Capitol building was amazing. I was grateful

for the special tours that we were taken on, which gave us so much

more knowledge on the rich history of the building. We were always

on the lookout for prominent figures visiting the Capitol. During out

very first week, we met comedian Jon Stewart. Later, I witnessed

Malia Obama visiting, and stood by as a Bahranian delegation was

given a tour of the Senate chamber. The sense of never knowing who

or what you might see next was unbelievably exciting.

Aside from work, pages experience a wide range of social events. We

went on school field trips to the National Archives (where we

received special access to certain documents), Jamestown,

Williamsburg, and even the Army Navy football game (preceded by a stop at Gettysburg). Residential trips to D. C.'s

monuments, the Newseum, and a swing dancing lesson were extremely enjoyable. We also had full access to virtually

anywhere the metro could take us, so there was every opportunity to truly experience the amazing elements of the city.

My new friends and I ventured out nearly every weekend, trying new foods and visiting unique places that they did not

have back home. Of course, I was lucky to be so close to my own home, with the ability to see my parents often. This did

work against me on the Friday before our winter break, when the Senate was in session trying to pass the Omnibus bill.

Most pages had left early that day to catch their flights, and soon I was the only one left working on the Democratic side,

completing roll call vote and amendment runs by myself. I was grateful to receive help from my cloakroom supervisor,

and I felt a wave of accomplishment after that hectic day was over.

All in all, my time in D.C. affirmed my passion for government. I

was constantly impressed with the high level of compassion and

spirit I recognized in everyone around me, whether it was the

cloakroom staff, Capitol police officers, or—of course—senators.

My experience also left me with many lifelong friends, from

whom I learned a great deal about life around the U.S. Never had I

pictured myself slipping into the speech patterns of my friends

from the deep South, or getting ice skating lessons from a New

Hampshire natural. I learned the proper way to pronounce

“Nevada” (saying “Nev-AH-da” is forbidden), and that my friend

from Utah even said the word “both” differently. I feel so lucky to

have formed these unique friendships that will span across hundreds or thousands of miles. Many of us are already

working out plans to visit each other!

The two pinnacles of the page experience were at the beginning and end of our term, first with the visit of His Holiness

Pope Francis, then the State of the Union. On September 24th, we pages were honored to watch Pope Francis address the

joint session of Congress, and afterwards bless the crowds that had gathered from the Speaker’s Balcony. On the night of

the State of the Union, we were privileged to join Senators, along with Vice President Biden and Secretary of State Kerry,

as they proceeded to the House Chamber. We were able to watch the speech from the House Floor (where a limited

number of people were allowed). At the conclusion of the speech President Obama exited and walked past where we

stood, and I was able to shake his hand as he thanked us pages for our hard work. While I hope to do great things with my

life, I'm afraid nothing will exceed shaking the hand of the first African-American President of the United States at his

final State of the Union.

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Boys’ Basketball

Our Varsity Boys’ Basketball team was crowned regular season and post-season champions of Conference 8,

and recently won the school's first ever Northern Region 6A title by defeating the top-seeded Westfield

Bulldogs. Our season ended with a state final four appearance and the most wins in school history (22). Several

players garnered post-season awards for the Bobcats, led by Senior Blake Pagon. Blake was named Conference

8 Co-Player of the Year, 1st Team All-

Region, and the MVP of the regional

tournament. He became only the third player

in program history to score over 1,000 points

with an early bucket in the regional title

game. Sophomore standout Brayden Gault

was named 1st Team All-Conference and 2nd

Team All-Region. Senior Collin Parker was

named 2nd Team All-Conference and was

selected for the All-Tournament Team in

regionals. Junior Shonari Street was named

2nd Team All-Conference and was also

selected for the the All-Tournament Team in

regionals. Seniors Keagan McGinnis and

Jarrett Glover were selected 2nd Team All-

Conference and Senior Vernon Kirby was

selected as an Honorable Mention for the All-Conference team. Seniors Nick Shablom and Mike Zika joined

Glover, Kirby, McGinnis, Pagon, and Parker in being honored on Senior Night before a win over Patriot HS. A

huge thank you to The Den and all of our loyal supporters as we look forward to supporting other sports

programs the way they supported us.

Girls’ Basketball

Our Varsity Girls Basketball team went 22-4, the best record in Battlefield history. We were crowned Regular

Season Champions for the first time, Conference Runner Up, and made it to the Second Round of the 6A North

Region. Seniors Taylor Baltimore, Nikki Dyson and Junior Marley McLaughlin were named 1st Team All-

Conference. Junior Ahlia Moone was named 2nd Team All-Conference. A huge thank you to The Den and all

of our loyal supporters.

Athletics (cont’d next pg.)

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Athletics (cont’d)

Swim and Dive

Boys Varsity Swim - Finished the season with a 3-2 dual meet record and wins at the Freestyle Frenzy and

Seton Invitational. Despite being a very young team in a re-building year, swimmers Kyle Bodemer, Evan

Brandt, Nihar Bhat, Luke DeVore, John Fellenbaum Jr., Brandon Hoagland, Thomas Muldowney, and Jack

Peny all advanced to Regional competition. At the Regional meet, the team of Thomas Muldowney, Luke

DeVore, Evan Brandt, and Brandon Hoagland finished 16th in the 200 Medley Relay. Evan Brandt captured a

13th place finish in the 100 Butterfly with Thomas Muldowney finishing 15th place in the same event.

Year-end award winners were: MVP - Evan Brandt, Coaches Award - Kyle Bodemer, Most Improved -

Casey Cho, Outstanding Senior - John Fellenbaum Jr., and fabulous freshman - Luke Devore. With only 3

graduating seniors this year, expectations are very high for next season’s team.

Girls Varsity Swim - Finished 4-1 in dual meets, won the Seton Invitational and won the Battlefield

Invitational. Brought back the Conference Championship by beating Patriot H.S. for the conference meet title.

Sent our largest team ever to the State Championship. That team consisted of Lauren Candland, Morgan

Furlong, Emily Hetzer, Savannah Nash, Claire Peny, Stephanie Reheuser, Audrey Schwartz, Claire Schroeder,

Holly Tillotson, and Katie Tillotson. Scoring for the Bobcats at the State Championship were: Emily Hetzer –

6th place in 200 Freestyle, Katie Tillotson – 5th place in 50 Freestyle, Katie Tillotson – 3rd place in the 100

Freestyle, Emily Hetzer – 5th place in the 500 Freestyle, Savannah Nash – 10th in the 100 Backstroke, and

Lauren Candland – 16th in the 100 Breaststroke. The 400 Freestyle Relay team of Claire Schroeder, Savannah

Nash, Emily Hetzer, and Katie Tillotson finishing in 4th place. Savannah Nash broke the Battlefield record in

the 100 Butterfly with a time of 58.13, while teammate Emily Hetzer broke team records in the 200 Freestyle

(150.81) and 500 Freestyle (4:58.15). The 200 Freestyle Relay team of Holly Tillotson, Savannah Nash, Emily

Hetzer, and Katie Tillotson set a new school mark of 1:39.82. Emily Hetzer's time in the 200 Freestyle also

earned All-American consideration.

Year-end award winners were: MVP - Katie Tillotson, MVP - Emily Hetzer, Coaches Award - Savannah

Nash, Most Improved - Claire Peny, Outstanding Senior - Audrey Schwartz and Fabulous Freshman - Holly

Tillotson.

Varsity Dive - This year, Conference 8 entered its second season adding diving to the swim programs. While

conference divers did not compete in the 2015-16 season, 3 Battlefield divers made great strides towards getting

a full compliment of required dives for next season. Starting a new sport is always very difficult and has many

hurdles and we thank divers Ali Paoli, Meghana Singh, and Brandon Kite for their hard work and commitment

to this undertaking.

Athletics (cont’d next pg.)

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Athletics (cont’d)

Track

The Battlefield Track and Field team successfully defended the indoor 6A Conference 8 Championship on both

the boys and girls sides, with several individual conference champions in a complete team effort. Specifically,

in the field events, Xyan Xrichardson won the boys high jump, Emily Harrison won the girls pole vault, Rayna

Smith won the girls long jump, Montana Coward won the girls triple jump, and Mark Skorija won the boys shot

put. In the running events, Lauren Hoffman won the girls 55 meter hurdles, Chad Jones won the boys 55 meter

hurdles, Lamia Beard won the girls 500m dash, Boatemaa Nyarko-Brentuo won the girls 300 meter dash, and

both the girls and boys 4x200, 4x400, and 4x800 meter relays were victorious. At the 6A Northern Region

Championship meet, the success of the team continued with the girls' team finishing in fourth, and the boys'

team finishing eighth, with several regional champions and all-region performances. Notably, on the girls side,

Boatemaa Nyarko-Brentuo finished fourth in the girls 300m dash, Shannon Lee finished second in the girls

500m dash, Kyla Carte finished sixth in the girls 1000m run, Lauren Hoffman finished second in the girls 55

meter hurdles in a new school record, Rayna Smith finished fourth in the girls high jump Emily Harrison was

regional champion in the girls pole vault, the girls 4x200 meter relay finished second, and the girls 4x800 meter

relay finished third.

On the boys side, the boys 4x400 meter relay finished fourth, Xyan Xrichardson won the boys high jump in a

new school record (breaking his own previous school record), Andre Sivels and Zulymon Drew both finished

sixth in the boys high jump, and Dakota Dalton finished fourth in the boys shot put. At the 6A State

Championship meet, in an extremely competitive field, several relays and athletes were able to earn all-state

honors and even become state champions. Xyan Xrichardson earned third place, and Andre Sivels earned sixth

place in the boys’ high jump, both earning all-state honors. Dakota Dalton finished sixth place in the boys’ shot

put, also earning all-state honors. Emily Harrison defended her outdoor state title, and won the girls pole

vault. Kyla Carte finished fifth in the girls 1000 meter run. The meet was capped off by a surprising, to others

but not to those involved, third place finish in the girls 4x400 meter relay. Thereafter, an impressive number of

athletes that had achieved the standards for participation in the New Balance Nationals Indoor at the Armory

in New York, New York, competed the weekend of March 11th through March 13th. While the team did not

have any All-American performances in the meet, there were many personal records attained in the meet, and

strong performances against the best in the country. Most significant were the girls 4x400 meter relay team of

Lauren Hoffman, Shannon Lee, Emily Wall, and Boatemaa Nyarko-Brentuo that dropped four seconds off their

best time of the season, finishing in 3:57.95 for fifth place in the emerging elite division. Also, the girls’ 4x800

meter relay team of Emily Wall, Shannon Lee, Georgia Matthews, and Kyla Carte dropped ten seconds off their

performance the week before, and finished in 9:29.95 for fourth place in the emerging elite division. Finally,

Lauren Hoffman was able to set a school record at Nationals in the girls’ 60 meter hurdles. We would like to

thank everyone for their time and support, and we look forward to an even stronger outdoor spring season

where the boys and girls look to defend their 6A Conference 8 Championship from last year, and compete for

the 6A Northern Region Championship.

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Athletics (cont’d)

Gymnastics

The Battlefield Bobcat Gymnastics Team repeated as Cedar Run Champions and also were undefeated in

regular season competitions. Alex Wisnieski is the Regional 6A North Vault Champion. Alex along with

Hannah Gallagher qualified to the State Competition in vault with Alex placing 5th. Emily Ignacio qualified to

state on bars, beam, floor and as an all around competitor.

Wrestling

The Battlefield Wrestling team had another strong finish in post season competition. We won our

5th consecutive Conference title with 7 individual champions (Brandon Wittenberg, Constantine Carayiannis,

River Curtis, Zac Feight, Chris Ferrill, Ray Bernot and Gabriel Dominguez).

The following weekend we won our 2nd consecutive Regional title and qualified 7 wrestlers for the 6A State

Championships (Brandon Wittenberg, Trevor Mello, River Curtis, Zac Feight, Chris Ferrill, Ray Bernot and

Gabriel Dominguez), where we placed 2nd overall with 6 place winners and 3 Champions! We finished the

season ranked #2 overall for all schools both public and private in the state of Virginia.

Special congratulations to:

Chris Ferrill who placed 5th at 160 lbs

Zac Feight who placed 4th at 138 lbs

Trevor Mello who placed 3rd at 113 lbs for the 2nd consecutive year

Brandon Wittenberg who placed 1st at 106 lbs

Ray Bernot who placed 1st at 170 lbs

River Curtis who won his 2nd consecutive state title at 126 lbs

Coach Shaffer and Coach White also earned Conference 8 Head and Assistant Coaches of the year!

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Criminal Justice students brainstormed the topic of ethics. Each class was asked to work in small groups to

identify ethical character qualities and to share them with peers in an eye-catching drawing. Mr. Chrisinger, the

teacher of this course, proudly provided an example of the many outstanding products his students delivered on

this essential matter.

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Mrs. Levinson-Library Media Specialist

Mrs. Tierney-Library Media Specialist

Mrs. Craven-Library Assistant

Library (cont’d next pg)

LIBRARY

MakerSpaces

Click on the link below to see

our Sign-Up Genius page for

items the library would like to

expand the Maker Space for

students.

Top Titles Checked Out in

February by BHS Students

Fake ID

Black Butler

Full Metal Alchemist

I Am Malala

March. Book One

February Library stats

Classes: 15

Individual Student visits: 3,557

Checkouts: 775

VRC quizzes taken: 91

Virtual Book Fair

We are excited to partner with

Bookworm Central to offer the

Battlefield Virtual Book Fair! Click on

the image above and use our

organization code: battlefield

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Library (cont’d)

New leather cushions …

for our comfy chairs replaced our cotton

cushions which only last for a few years. Plus,

the leather will be easier to keep clean. The

chairs are favorites of students and now they’re

even more appealing!

On Display

Thanks to Mrs. Rector who loaned her Russian

and Byzantine icons for display in our display

case. In addition, World History teachers

brought their students to view them and explain

their significance.

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Chorus

On Friday, February 19, thirteen of our twenty-seven students participating at All District Choir auditioned for

the All VA choir (All State) to be held at the end of April. Nine of the thirteen students were honored on

Saturday, February 20, 2016, after the concert as having been selected as a delegate or alternate. Battlefield had

six delegates (the most of any school in District 9) and three alternates (nine total was the most chosen in

District 9). Battlefield couldn't be more proud of the extra time and effort all of the students put in. The

students selected are listed below:

Michaela Baker- #1 Soprano 1

Katy Giesler- #4 Soprano 1

Bonnie Ashcraft- #3 Soprano 2

Lexi Frilles- #2 Alto 1

Moira Offord- #4 Alto 2

James Harris- #2 Bass 2

Jackie McCarthy- 2nd Alternate Alto 1

Tanner Jaksa- 2nd Alternate Bass 2

Benj Thiriot- 2nd Alternate Tenor 2

On Tuesday February 17, Benj Thiriot and Tyler Dolph represented the choir

department at the PWCS School Board meeting. They spoke about the

importance of the fine and performing arts in our schools and the impact choir

has had on their lives. The Battlefield Choral Boosters invite you to stay up-to-

date with choir events and activities by visiting their new website:

www.BattlefieldChoirs.org. In addition to information about the school’s

music program, the website will showcase recent and archived performances,

provide parents with access to supporting the choirs, and serve as a repository

for updates on the choirs’ upcoming trip to NYC. Interested in getting

involved? Booster club meetings take place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month

in the choir room, starting at 7:00pm.

The Choral Boosters invite all Battlefield families to join the fun!

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BECCA’S CLOSET BHS CHAPTER

With prom season just around the corner, I want to remind everyone about Becca’s Closet. Becca’s Closet is a

National Non-Profit Organization that donates formal dresses to high school girls who may need one. The BHS

Chapter has been working really hard to collect prom and homecoming dresses. If you or someone you know is

in need, please contact Kelly Tinney at beccasclosetKT@gmail.com. Everything is done confidentially. If you

would like more information about Becca’s Closet you can contact Kelly, pick up a flyer in the main office or

visit their website at www.beccascloset.org.

Battlefield PTO Funds Purchase of Technology

Thanks to the PTO, 5 teachers have received brand-new document cameras! On March 3, 2016 these lucky

teachers completed training in how to use this amazingly versatile tool. Among a myriad of other uses, teachers

can use the cameras to record cinema-quality video of student

presentations, record exercises or tasks that are often repeated, take

virtual field trips, and scan or project homework, art projects, and

assessments. Recently, for example, students in Mrs. Lawless’s Pre-AP

Biology class experienced a virtual field trip to Sea World! Students

were able to speak to Shamu’s trainers via skype. As of today, the PTO

has purchased 8 document cameras for Battlefield. These purchases

represent the first step in the PTO’s technology initiative. The PTO’s

goal this year is to fund the purchase of 12 document cameras by May

10, 2016. If you are interested in contributing money towards the

purchase of technology, go to the PTO homepage (http://www.bhs-

pto.com/home/) and click on “Membership” or “Fundraising.”

Ms. Graham drawing a sketch to display on the whiteboard.

BECCA’S CLOSET

PTO

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Battlefield’s ILITE Robotics Team hosts FRC Stronghold Competition

Bringing their own version of March Madness to Haymarket, Virginia, thirty-nine teams from Maryland,

Washington D.C. and Virginia converged to compete in the 2016 medieval themed FIRST Robotics

Competition, FIRST STRONGHOLD.

On March 5 and 6, Battlefield High School hosted the Northern Virginia District FIRST Robotics Competition

sponsored by Bechtel. This is one of seven district qualifying events leading to the Chesapeake District

Championship at the University of Maryland's Xfinity Center in April.

After working for months to prepare, Battlefield High School’s ILITE Robotics executed with style to deliver

an action packed tournament, made even more exciting by the unexpected

appearance of FIRST founder Dean Kamen. After visiting with students and

signing autographs on anything and everything from a camera to a robot bumper,

Mr. Kamen, inventor of the Segway PT, Autosyringe, iBOT wheelchair, and

Slingshot Water Purification System welcomed teams to the competition and

remarked how great it was to see the intense robot competition, FIRST

STRONGHOLD played at a high school named Battlefield.

FIRST STRONGHOLD, is the medieval themed robotics game played by FIRST

Robotics Competition teams for 2016. In rounds of approximately two minutes of

fast-paced action, two alliances of three robots each collaborate to breach their

opponents' strategically selected fortifications, weaken their opponents' castle tower

with boulders, and in the last seconds surround, scale and capture the opposing

tower. FIRST Robotics teams around the world have six weeks to design, program,

build and test their robot for competition. Assisted by coaches and adult mentors,

many from engineering and technology corporations, each team uses sound

engineering practices to build a unique robot without instructions. FRC robots can

weigh up to 120 pounds. Power tools, costumes, spontaneous line dancing and

decorative team standards used to rally knights to battle in days of old all contribute

to a festive competitive atmosphere for this year’s tournaments.

Robotics (cont’d next pg.)

ROBOTICS

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Robotics (cont’d)

Thirty-nine Robotics Teams with names like

Warbots, Tech Titans and Dogs of Steel joined

excited fans and more than a hundred

volunteers with job titles such as flag ninja and

fantastic floater to cheer on all the teams from

across the D.C., Virginia, and Maryland region

that came to compete. Adding to the

excitement and enjoyment of the day for the

host team, Mr. Kamen joined Coach Gail

Drake, Principal Amy Ethridge-Conti, adult

mentors and ILIITE 1885 students in the team

photo taken during a competition break. As the host, Battlefield High School Team ILITE 1885 did not

compete. Team 1885 is looking forward to upcoming competitions in Bethesda and Portsmouth to showcase

their robot.

The winning three robot alliance of the day was led by FRC Team 2363, Triple Helix from Menchville High

School in Newport News, Virginia partnered by FRC Team 2421 RTR Team Robotics, a club team of home

schooled students, from Burke, Virginia and FRC Team 1418, Vae Victis from George Mason High School,

Falls Church, Virginia.

About ILITE FRC Team 1885: Established in 2005 with thirty-two

students, ILITE FRC team 1885 is today one of the largest robotics

programs in the mid-Atlantic region. ILITE FRC Team 1885 based at

Battlefield High School in Prince William County, Virginia is coached

by Professor Gail Drake. ILITE stands for Inspiring Leaders in

Technology and Engineering. Since winning Rookie All Star in 2006

at the FIRST Championship, ILITE FRC Team 1885 has won

numerous awards including four regional Chairman’s Awards and five

regional Engineering Inspiration Awards. ILITE Team 1885 engages

in extensive outreach to share their love of science, technology,

engineering and mathematics (STEM) by holding STEM summer

camps, hosting an annual STEM Expo, advocating for STEM

education with national politicians and supporting robotics education at

local elementary schools as well as schools in Haiti and Malaysia. To

learn more about ILITE FRC Team 1885, go

to www.ilite.us<http://www.ilite.us>.

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We would like to thank all Battlefield High School FBLA students who participated in the Germanna Regional

Leadership Conference last week and congratulate the following students for their achievements:

Kim Zhend - 1st place, Business Calculations

Laura Keane - 1st place, Computer Applications

Jared Dayton - 1st place, Securities and Investments

Nader Rihari - 2nd place, Health Care Administration

Jennifer Estrellado - 2nd place, Spreadsheet Applications

Allyssa Estrellado and Rachel Bartheld - 2nd place, Management Information Systems

Johannes Logan - 3rd place, Digital Video Production

and Gyuri Kim and Katarina Ayala - 3rd place, Public Service Announcement

Great job, Bobcats!

Applications to Serve on History & Social Studies Textbook Adoption

Committee Open through April 1

The Office of Student Learning is currently seeking World Languages Textbook Adoption Committee

members: teachers, parents, and administrators. Any county resident who is interested in serving on the

committee may obtain an application from the Social Studies Program by contacting Lynn Wallace at

703.791.8175 or sending an email to wallaclj@pwcs.edu. The complete application and tentative schedule of

meetings is also available on the History and Social Science website at socialstudies.departments.pwcs.edu..

The application deadline is April 1.

Monthly committee meetings will begin on May 10 and end November 15. These meetings will be held at the

Kelly Leadership Center from 6–8 p.m. A limited number of spaces are available.

SCHOOL BOARD

FBLA

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Seniors

Alessi, Marissa A Amir, Mujibullah Andrews, Meghan C Angerman, Travis J Asiama, Kwabena Asqueri, Jaret A Avendano, Lauren R Baker, Jacob M Baldwin, Hannah R Baltimore, Taylor R Barloon, Courtney R Bautista-Vasquez, Kelly X Bayol, Ryan J Belcher, Claire D Berry, Cierra A Betha, Sadhana P Bickel, Brianna E Blackwell, Matthew A Brady, Ian D Braithwaite, Olevia J Braun, Zachary C Britton, Trevor J Bryars, Davis C Buckhout, Lauren A Calderon, Rosa C Carlston, Nathaniel J Carte, Kyla A Carter, Caleb B Chaplin, Colleen E Chernitsky, Darius Z Cocks, Louis M Cologne, Kaitlyn M Colon, Chandler A Comer, Hailey H Condori, Aileen S Cruz Casado, Kevin Z Curley, Emma C Dahl, Connor M Darden, Alysha M Day, Mekhia K De Angelus, Thomas A JR De Costa, Zackary J Dean, Kyle C

DeBardi, Allyse R Delgado, Matthew D Demrovsky, Bailley B DeVore, Rebecca C Dhillon, Seerat Doan, Nhan T Doyle, Maxson P Drescher, Sabrina M Dryden, Liam A Dziarnowski, Alexander E Eccles, Cameron L Edwards, Alexis M Essawi, Ahmed S Feehan, Brendan J Fiorenza, Justin M Fisher, Taylor M Fisk, Caitlyn A Foulke, Erin M Gabriel, Annaya Y Ganow, Nicole R Garrigan, Erica M Gasperino, Briana M Gately, Connor W Gill, Nicholas S Gleason, Mara E Glover, Jarrett C Gonzalez, Maria A Gottschalk, Jakob A Green, Christopher N Greene, Christina Y Gunnell, Carley M Gutierrez, Richard A Habibzai, Asma Hanke, Alexandra N Harasek, Fiala G Hargitai, Adam A Harrington, Vanessa N Harris, Abrielle O Harris, Brooke C He, Mengqi Heifner, Sierra B Henke, Stephanie M Hobson, Matthew C

Holbrook, Samantha L Holmes, Tarik J Hughes, Nicholas R Hummel, Brooke N Hyman, Charles J Inglimo, Allison N Ivancic, Joseph B Jones, Brice P Kelly, Sean P Keurian, Ryan C Khalid, Yaseen A Kil, Richard Kim, Joey H Korpella, Lily G Kugler, Alexandra M Landaeta, Brenda M Landoll, Rose K Laskodi, Callee J Lazaneo, Iza C LeCaptain, Nicholas E Liquori, Robert M JR Longhurst, Christopher M Lucius, Genesis L Machin, Nicole K Mackey, Keara A Mahmoud, Abraham A Malden, Darrian M Manlapaz, Jazz M Marinero, Paulina A Marques, Victoria M Martin, Amber L McCleskey, Steven M McCormic, Ethan Q McGinnis, Keagan K McLaurin, Liam C Mello, Trevor J Mishima, Akiko Glenda N Mitchell, Grant A Mulero, Marissa L Murphy, Sydney J Naranjo, Gabrielle F Nfor, Samuel N Nguyen, Michelle V

A/B HONOR ROLL

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Norton, Autumn L Novak, Robert D O'Brien, Dillon C O'Dowd, Colleen C Otwell, Jonathan T Park, Philip Parsons, Holly S Patsalosavvis, Mary Alice K Patterson, Anna E Patterson, Devon S Phomsouvanh, Nicholas C Pinto, Natalie P Post, Medelly M Rabena, Reeya V Ramirez Alvarez, Paola Y Reid, Brett P Rhoades, Stephen T Ritter, Jacob A

Rivera, Gabriel L Roberts, Ashley M Rogers, Megan M Rogers, Shannon C Roper, McKenna B Salem, Adrian G Sarmiento, Christian J Schmidt, Jessica E Sherman, Anthony R Shirvani, Pouyan Siebold, Sierra A Snyder, Evan G Sova, Mackenzie F Suarez, Monica M Suegay, Justine Marie A Summers, Noah E Swain, Kyle D Tavani, Matthew J

Temuri, Essam F Thiriot, Benjamin J Tillotson, Mary Katherine L Trace, Blake M Ullman, Brittany N Velke, Lillian A Villavicencio-DeLaFe, Caitlin M Vu, Pauline T Warwick, Zane N Williams, Ryan M Wisor, Katelyn N Witham, Zachary W Wolf, Eric L Worthy, Morgan E Wright, Amirah D Wu, Ariel Y Young, Andrew M Zika, Michael J

Juniors Abdulkadir, Adam N Ahmad, Sabrina M Al-Khalili, Mohammad K Andrzejewski, Katie M Anlas, Diana I Arenaza, Stephanie N Arnett, Brandi C Ashcraft, Bonnie J Ashe, Margaret R Ashraf, Alina Atkinson, Cason F Bagga, Sanjeet K Baker, John P Baker, Michaela N Banks, Christion R Bannan, Andrew D Baumstark, Michaela H Beitzell, Emily A Bell, Devon A Bendekovic, Joseph F Berry, Brandon M Biskner, Angel Blondin, Alexa P Bolling, Lee E Bravo, Branden H Brown, Sydney M Bryson, Ashley E Buckley, Regan G Cannon, Zachary P Caron, Victoria A

Carver, AnneMarie J Cesario, Shelby E Chang, Michael Y Chehreh, Kevin Y Chi, Christopher E Chmielewski, Kyle S Choi, Phillip S Cisler, Saige M Clark, Emily N Cooke, Sarah A Craig, Julia A Cross, Brandon D Cunningham, Colin M D'Agostino, Antonio A Dacales, Theodore R Dappen, Andrew J Daunt, Michael B Davis, Caroline B Dayton, Jared L Demuth, Zachary C Dentone, Enrique B Donaldson, Grant A Downing, Taylor E Edwards, Alexis V Elazar, Joshua O Estridge, Brendon M Farid, Saman Fink, Amanda M Finley, Meghan K Fisher, Holly E

Freeman, Saja C Frej, Ahmad Frilles, Alexandra B Gallagher, Kyle P Gallucci, Kayla M Gerlek, Mary E Gilbert, Jessica K Goeke Dee, Timothy G Gomillion, Reid J Gordon, Shantel K Greathouse, Jillian E Gunning, Alexius I Halford, Jordan C Halstead, Katie E Hamma, Lauren E Hamric, Kayla Harrington, Danielle J Harris, James C Harrison, Emily E Harvey, Brandon T Hewes, Christopher R High, Christina A High, Elena M Hoffman, Mackenzie R Hollins, Alycia D Hudak, Matthew J Huffman, Kyle S Hummer, Emma C Hutson, Madison E Ianniello, Christine E

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Ibrahimi, Sohrob Ignacio, Emily J Irwin, Emily G Jaghori, Sadaf Jaksa, Tanner J Jenkinson, Michael D Joe, T`Nia E Johnson, Taylor N Johnson, Tyler R Jorquera, Andrew J Jorquera, Daniel N Karas, Sarah S Kargar, Alinah S Karns, Alexandra L Karns, Lauren V Kennedy, Jay E Kim, JuYoung Kite, Allison R Krochmalny, Joseph B Kronzer, Jessica F Lambert, ZoeAllene M Laycock, Leah C Leary, Joshua M Lechner, Nicholas A Lee, Emma C Luersen, Donovan M Lund, Taylor A Marchand, Ashley E Marquez Grande, Alejandro J Martin, Tiffany A Mason, Banks L Mateer, Ian K McDaniel, Cameron J McHenry, Connor J McLaughlin, Marley P Mickus, Matthew A Migli, Nicholas J Milot, Courtney R Mitchell, Charley K

Moone, Ahlia N Moore, Virginia L Morrison, Alyssa J Mosley, Alyssa R Mossburg, Megan Mott, Theodore G Muldowney, Thomas Murray, Lauren P Mususa, Ruth D Nguyen, Khanh P Nguyen, Thinh T Nham, Andy Nyarko-Brentuo, Boatemaa Ortiz, Zachary Osei, Jed A Osman, Idil H Pandya, Nitya D Park, Jiwon Paterniti, Madison C Peach, Lia L Perez, Christian R Pham, Jessica D Pierson, Alicia M Pindell, Alexis G Plaugher, Kiersten S Pollard, Abigail J Pourkesali, Brian N Prue, Skyler A Radecki, John J Ramos, Brianna M Randrianasolo, Karen B Reece, Lauren N Reheuser, Stephanie A Reynolds, Jacob D Rhodes, Cameron Rice, Ana-Noel K Richard, Athena R Richard, Marion M Richardson, Alexis B

Rollins, Julia T Sanregret, Andrew R Sarpong, Renee Satterwhite, Mark T Schiefelbein, Zachary J Shelton, Evan A Siddiqui, Zaynab N Simkins, William A IV Sinclair, Taylor D Singh, Harjot Singh, Harmohan Singh, Meghana R Solomon, Tyler L Southwick, Connor B Spahic, Marina O Spina, Mariah L Stalker, Megan R Street, Jeffrey T Stromberg, Victoria R Surabian, Emily C Swinford, Ethan P Thibodeaux, Cameron R Thill, Bethanie M Tinney, Kelly A Trobridge, Heather C Tuzo, Jenna L Tyeryar, Emma L Vidro, Aldo F Voettiner, Otto W IV Webb, Emily E Williams, Da-Lecia S Williams, Trevor J Wisnieski, Alexandra K Wright, Morgan C Wynes, Amanda J Yancey, Sierra C Young, Jalen M Young, Lauren M Zuccolo, Declan R

Sophomore

Abdulkadir, Zaki N Adams, Garrett S Adebo, Olatomide T Ainslie, Caitlyn J Alessi, Mia E Allue, Jackson C Alonge, Joseph S Alphonse, George K

Amir, Taha A Anwari, Harris M Arango, Maria J Asato, Brandon K Ayala, Katarina N Ayers, Eli T Baddley, Morgan S Bain, Alexander J

Baker, Jacqlyn O Baker, John J Ball, Destiny D Barrett, Isabelle C Basava, Maruthi S Bednash, Alexa A Berberoglu, Anna M Boch, Tyler J

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Borden, Wallace J Bowen, Brooke K Boyer, Payton K Brady, Tyler J Breyfogle, Madeline K Brown, Kevin Z Brown, Rachel E Burgess, Samantha M Burnett, Caitlin O Burns, Jackson E Bushnell, Connor A Butler, Jenna C Cabacungan, Imi J Calhoun, Benjamin W Calilung, Camilla D Callahan, Liam P Capayachi, Jessica M Castillo, Christian B Castor, Amanda M Castrellon, Erik M Cercy, Alexis R Cerritos, Dennys A Cheng, Nicole Chmielewski, Samantha M Chou, Kenny Chung, JooYong Chupp, Lydia R Ciccone, Caroline A Cinco, Jacob J Clay, Destinee J Coale, Nathan T Colvin, John P Corwin, Connor D Costello, Chandler G Courts, Carl F JR Crowe, Aidan R Curtis, River W Cutsinger, Grace L Davila, Erikka S DeBoer, Jeremy P DeCosta, Nicolas A Delgado, Nathaniel M Denniston, Caitlin A Deuser, Caterina M Dobyns, Carly G Drake, ErinGrace Drescher, Willem E Eagala, Rohit K Eagle, Bailey M Elson, Alexander S

Elson, Ana S Estrada, Zachary M Estridge, Austin J Fabian, Genesis J Fayyaz, Areeb Feehan, Ryan M Fernandes, Dylan K Fisher, Dylan J Flores, Cameron J Folland, Jacob L Gallagher, Hannah M Garcia, John Timothy T Garrahan, Emily V Gault, Brayden B Gennello, Dominic J George, Grace M Giesler, Kristen M Gilbert, Austin C Ginn, Jacob N Gonzalez, Nicholas J Gordon, Reece T Grace, Jordan K Grant, Emily K Gruninger, Jacob A Hackler, Evan W Hadginikitas, Charis A Hall, Elizabeth H Hanjra, Jaichint P Hansen, Caleb R Harris, Daisha M Hartung, Zachary N Heinzer, Katie E Helton, Abigail R Henry, Jacob P Hernandez, Diego B Hernandez, Policarpio A Hetzer, Emily A Hickey, Alexandra T Hickey, Russell A Hillig, Emily R Honse, Brianna J Hornung, Amber L Huh, Nicholas J Hynes, Andrew R Iyer, Anika A Jaff, Ahmad R Jaff, Sharo A Jagels, Kailey M Jenkins, Taylor N Jenks, Christopher A

Jespersen, Hannah R Jimenez, Nickolas W Jones, Isaiah G Jung, Hyunseo Kang, Christina Y Kanyavong, Lina D Kaplan, Tanner D Kash, Nicholas M Kayes, Shane A Keegan, Dylan P Kempton, Patrick P Kennedy, Laila E Kensey, Shaun R Kerns, Mackenzie E Kim, Alexander S Kim, Christopher J Kim, Grace H Kim, Gyu Ri Kim, Peter S Kimble, Jaylin R King, Joshua A Knight, Jeremy J Kocher, Alexis K Kwak, Harrison J Lafrai, Neda Latham, Robert B Laufer, Hannah C Lavin, Chett P Lawler, Carter E Le, Alex R Lebling, Joseph A Lee, Cassidy L Lee, Ian J Lee, John H Li, Kaizhen Ligatti, Justin A Likens, John A Lloyd, Tanner A Lyman, Matthew J Maguire, Shelby L Manning, Skylar P Manning, Turner D Marques, Jennifer M Mason, Christopher J McCarthy, Andrew J McCormic, Shea B McCulloch, Robert T McGee, Kiley S McIntosh, Caitlin A McMurrer, Noah D

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McQuillan, Samantha A Mello, Hannah M Menton, Zachary D Merrill, Tyson D Mifflin, Robert S Miller, Abygail L Miller, Riley E Mirza, Samra Molloy, Alan P Moran, McCall B Morin, Montgomery J Mulero, Victor M Murray, Erin M Muya, Joyce B Nash, Savannah R Neves, Nicholas A Newman, Tiara F Nfor, Grace K Ngamsanith, Justin Nichols, Zoey M Nolasco-Torres, Jose Y Nyarko-Brentuo, Kwaku Offord, Chazz A Ojeda, Katie Y Osei-Agyeman, Abigail Othi, Itaz S Parham, Emilene L Parks, Ashlee R Parsons, Anna L Parsons, Madison L Pater, Evan J Phillips, Haley A Phillips, Hannah M Phillips, Matthew R Piccione, Alyson G Pisarich, Wade V Powell, Clayton G Powell, Drew R Powell, Ryan J

Prade, Nasir S Puppo, Nicholas D Radun, Alexis N Reeder, Zachary A Reilly, Isabella Hope T Reyes, Chase A Ridings, Dariana K Rincon Sarmiento, Valentina Robertson, Ryan C Robinson, Hallie A Robinson, Michael T Robson, Bianca L Rosenburg, Carlie E Rosenthal, Casey M Roth, Dylan M Russell, Celena M Saini, Harshil S Saini, Sahil Sanava, Michael L Sanchez, Kaylle J Santos, Miguel A Saulsbury, Zachary W Schaible, Bryant K Schloss, Matthew C Schweizer, Jack D Sengkhyavong, Maylina M Sengul, Alexandra M Serrano, Hanna B Setness, Mason B Shahab, Chineen H Shapiro, Hannah I Shyburgh, Bailey G Simon, Daniel M Snow, Micah A Spezzano, Hannah G Spicer, Christopher O Stephens, Emily R Stephens, Erin D Stump, Alyssa M

Sudi, Adam A Suh, Terry J Summerville, Darrian A JR Svienty, Tyler O Sweeney, Eamon L Swingle, Cole M Theal, Madison K Thistle, Devin S Thoden, Matthew J Thorne, Jediah C Tiller, Katie D Tolentino, Nadinne Ericka T Torroll Luna, Alexander J Turcios, Genesis G Uddin, Israh N Ullman, Shelby L Ulrich, Chelsea E Vallaban, Vallabi VanRoe, Carissa A Velardi, Jack R Venezia, Adrianna B Viator, Jake R Villagomez, Caroline M Wagner, Reilly E Wagner, Ryan A Walters, Meghan E Waltz, Riley K Watford, Caitlin F Weaver, Peyton C Wenthold, Genevieve A Williams, Allyson C Williams, Julian C Williams, Myles F Willis, Marissa E Wolfe, Katlyn A Wong, Noah J Xereas, Anton L JR Young, Jayla M Zamudio, Savannah A

Freshman

Adams, Francis A Adams, Katherine E Adams, Nolan R Agnos, Zachary G Alphonse, Mary H Amiri, Mazeyar Anglin, Joshua J Araujo, Gino C

Arvik, Jan T Augustin, Isaiah B Aziz, Adeel K Babic, Camden P Bannan, Caitlyn N Baxter, McKenna L Bedford, Meghan T Bedinger, John T

Belyea, Grace C Benjamin-Gibson, Jalyn N Bhamra, Rubeena K Billups, Andrew S Boggs, Makenzie C Bourdeau Garcia, Sol G Brandt, Lindsay E Brandt, Ryan T

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Brinson, Sterling L JR Brooks, David G Brooks, Seth T Brower, Bennett D Brown, Joshua E Bruggeworth, Kelsey Q Bryars, Alyssa C Buffington, Mia S Bussell, Hana V Buzzard, Colton L Calhoun, Egan S Canestra, Kyle D Canfield, Abigail R Carcamo, Ashley S Carpenter, Edwin D Cavallaro, Christopher J Cespedes, Abrahim A Cho, Casey J Choi, Eunice S Choo, Eugene Y Clark, James H Collins, Matthew D Colon Perez, Francisco A Comer, Alexis A Cooke, Kayla L Cowles, Claire E Craig, Sean M Credno, Hannah E Cumings, Thayer E Curtis, Beau C Cutsinger, Rebecca J Dapaah, Jim A Davis, Stephen A Dirie, Fatima Y Domfeh, Adriel K Dominguez, Bianca Elena P Dornak, Ashley E Dwyer, Kathleen T Edwards, Michael C Elazar, Alyssa L Elliot, Bethany M Engel, Adrian J Ennis, Collin J Falk, Ethan R Fisher, Blake A Fisher, Laura M Fortney, Brittany A Fowler, Ashley E Fulbright, Rachel S Gallagher, Alexander L

Garcia, Fabiola S Gardner, Kamoni J Garrison, James D George, Miguel L Gerlek, Nathaniel R Gilbert, Brianna N Glover, Justin C Green, Jessica A Greis, Ethan H Guevara, Robert JR Guyton, Curtis G Hachem, Michel M Hakime, Gabriel M Halstead, Sabrina E Harris, Kathryn E Harris, Trevor M Hart, Jonathan M Hastings, Zachary L Helmlinger, Noelle A Hernandez Pineda, Tania R Hidalgo, Javier A Himes, Katherine G Hitt, Jacob T Ho, Garrett M Hoagland, Cameron R Hoagland, Connor M Hoffman, Sean A Holbrook, Hunter R Hornung, Amy M Houchin, Abigail A Hugh, Dahn Hummer, Abigail M Hussny-Hunt, Noorideen L Hutcheson, Devin P Jackowski, Megan D Jackson, Haley N Jacobs, Emma L Jacobs, Nicholas J Jenkinson, Madeline O Jensen, Robert A Johnston, Riley N Joseph, Emma M Joy, Caroline E Juarez Avendano, Ethan C Kamman, Lexi S Kang, Joseph H Kaur, Ramneek Keely, Maya N Keller, Jamie M Kennedy, Atiyah M

Kennedy, Jacob M Key, Hunter C Kharko, Artem G Kim, Jay Kimbrough, Taylor A Kuntz, Ryan D Kyle, Paige E Le, Trinity N Le, Victoria J Lee, Jaehoon Lee, Sophia E Letcher, Morgan B Lewis, Brandon M Lim, Christopher D Lopez Aramis, Joseph Lovell, Liam R Luong, Jordan H Maclean, Chloe R Magallanes, Alex J Mann, Emily A Marchand, Trent J Marrero, Yssabelle J Martel, Evan M Martin, Taylor R Martinez, Maria I Mason, Jonathan A Massey, Leslee K Matias, Alissa J Matthews, Colton J McDaniel, Isabella F McGee, Garrett G McNary, Megan L Meade, Justin A Mejia, Dennys R Menton, Ryan M Metcalf, Sarah G Metras, Jacob F Meyers, Brenna K Michel, Matthew A Miller, Diana A Miller, Kayla M Miller, Kendall R Miller, Noah M Miller, Samuel A Miller, Stephen A Miller, Wyatt L Mischel, Iain G Mitchell, Zeke T Moore, Hannah S Moran, Jackson T

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Morehouse, McKenna E Morris, William G Mortensen, Adam L Mostacciuolo, Hailey C Muhammad, Walid Muldoon, Jessica K Muller, Mark S Nandakumar, Prisha Natysin, Sydney L Needham, Conor G Neumann, Teyon C Newman, Aaron J Ngo-Tran, Tien C Nguyen, Uyen N Nielsen, Seth M Noel, Caroline E Novak, Katya E Oduro, Joshua K Okine, Titus N Orndorff, Delaney J Osei, Dana N Osmani, Nashwa I Otwell, Jackson M Palahalli, Namita A Palmer, Cole T Paquin, Joseph J Park, Eun Soo Park, Ki Hong Patchan, Sophia N Payne, Emily M Payne, Taylor N Perry, Taylor K Pham, Christina D Pham, Kristine N Plazio, Tyler D Pluntke, Ryan T Poku-Kwateng, Kojo A Qureshi, Maheen Radecki, Bryan S Ramsey, Malena G Rashwan, Basent Ream, Patrick M Reed, Dechaun L Revill, David K II

Reyes, Brian A Reyes, Tatyana M Rihani, Meriam J Rivera, Jonathan Robinson, Christina E Robson, Noel M Rodriguez Jimenez, Luis D Rodriguez Ruiz, Louis R Rogers, Courtney A Roof, Cole K Rowland-Mungo, Kyle J Rubb, Sydney T Ruiz-Morales, Nicole N Runkle, Tiger Said, Karim W Salahshoor, Cyrus Salcedo Hernandez, Salome Samuel, Kyrillos A Sanchez, Lauren M Sanchez Perry, Isaiah M Satterfield, Blake A Sayed, Leena I Schmidt, Ryan C Schoettle, Tyler M Schrant, Allison G Schultz, Casey J Seamans, Alexander A Sedgley, Brady W Sengmong, Michael Seo, Jabez H Shaffer, John P Shahab, Hevwar H Sheehan, Megan A Shelton, Jenna D Simber, Alexandra E Skaff, Corbin D Slaven, Tobin D Smith, Hannah E Smith, Noah R Smith, Olivia J Smith, Rochelle M II Snedgen, Tara N Snell, Kenneth D Snow, Rachael S

So, Hee Solomon, Benjamin R Spedden, Jamie C Staples, Jacob M Stauffer, Annabel M Stone, Jackson T Stoneman, Haley B Stuckey, Malik E Sudweeks, Gannon Tait, Connor A Tavenner, James B Taylor, Christina L Thacker, Jordan S Thykattil, Anjali T Tillotson, Holly Ann E Timmons, Ashli M Tincher, Mason A Tolar, Jack C Toms, Austin M Toomey, Lauren L Tran, Annie N Trettel, Cara M Tyree, Milena D Van Rossem, Christofer T Vaneman, Noah R Vang, Daytchia Viator, Derek R Vong, Vivian L Vu, Tam T Walther, Madison A Webb, Megan M Welch, Stephen B Werth, Sidney N Wheeler, Victoria E Whitsett, Madalyn A Whitt, Harrison T Wilder, Rachael A Wittenberg, Brandon M Wright, Madison E Yoon, Cody S Yoon, Priscilla D Young, Alexander M Zong, David Y

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Seniors

Adams, Taylor D Adetunji, Ademilola E Adhikari, Sadhikshaya Agnos, Jake A Aikau, Madison M Ainslie, Lauren N Aitken, Christopher R Amiri, Navolle An, Seong B Arias, Natalie Y Baddley, Parker H Barrett, Madeleine S Bartheld, Miranda J Beans, Kaitlyn R Beasley, James A Bednash, Savannah S Bell, Roland B Benavides, Ireland E Blaine, Erica A Boyd, Olivia R Brown, Emma E Burns, Kellie S Buzzalino, Elisa C Bynum, Robert F Cabacungan, Ian S Capayachi, Vanessa J Cardenas, Lauren M Casey, Paris D Castell, Ashley N Castrellon, Alexis M Catacora, Dante G Chandler, William J Cockrell, Caroline P Conte, David A Craig, Anna M Crosson, Dylan M Dao, Thi M Daunt, John P Davis, Rebecca C Delaney, Brianna T Demarest, Nelson E Diaz, Darian K Dolph, Tyler J

Dryden, Emma S Elmore, Mark A Estrellado, Jennifer A Farr, Caitlyn E Fleming, Jordan J Gang, Anthony H Gang, Shannon Y Gangemi, Gabriella N Garcia, Jessica B Giesler, Katelyn M Gilbert, Daniel J Gill, Aaron R Gittens, Jordan C Gochnour, Timothy A Gu, Kenneth Y Guyton, Sydney M Hackler, Caroline H Haskell, Ajah M Herr, Kayley L Herrewig, Oakley L Hewitt, Caitlin N Hong, Rachel J Hyde, Adrienne P Imam, Shaheer A Kaminski, Grace M Kargar, Maryam Keane, Laura A Kim, Chan Woo Kim, Noah H Ko, Gavin C Komine, Hana M Kulick, Natalie C Laingen, Christopher A Lambert, Taylor J Laughlin, Sydney L Lopez, Kelsey N Mahadevan, Pravinshankar Marshall, Brandon P Mason, Caitlin N Matthews, Georgia S McAllum, Emma C McCord, Megan A McGee, Megan A

McVeigh, Madison A Mehrabani, Kian C Michael, Mariah T Michna, Justin T Mitchell, John B Moon, Patrick Moore, Jillian E Moses, Brandon A Moss, Emaya M Murray, Ryan D Narvaez, Daniela A Nguyen, Logan E O'Brien, Dillon C Oentung, Hannah I Offord, Moira C Pagon, Blake A Park, Joo Won Parker, Collin L Patton, Kaleigh R Powell, Matthew R Rankin, Dante J Ream, Kylie B Reese, Bradley N Reese, Carissa D Reilly, Noah Xavier T Rezaei, Saam Rhee, David J Robey, Alexander W Robey, Sean B Ross, Cara M Sambuco, Alexis C Schlagel, Andrew M Schloss, Gabriella G Schroeder, Audrey L Sepahpur, Hannah Sexton, Brigid M Shaffer, Katherine R Sisk, Skyler S Skaff, Caroline C Smith, Caroline K Sova, Mikayla H Spedden, Jenna S Spofford, Cole D

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Stein, Zachary J Stickel, Hannah K Stieglitz, Matthew R Strother, Kirsten B Swingle, Madeline S Swinsky, Catherine M Szlapak, Mason C Thai, An Thai Thaxton, Amber L Thornberg, Molly R Tian, Steven Y

Todorov, Theodore D Toureau, Samuel M Trettel, Aimee E Troiano, Mia A Tschida, Meghan L Tsutsumi, Niki Turner, Brooke A Vega, Abigail F Villagran, Ethan C Walther, Brady C Wang, Dana

Wheeler, Elizabeth G Williams, Nora E Williams, Sydney D Winfield, Noman T Woo, Thomas J Word, Madeleine H Yap, Sidney J Zapata, Jessica F Zieleman, Jim

Juniors:

Ahmadjan, Armon Z Ainslie, Kelsey M Alexander, Rebecca S Annapareddy, Navya C Balog, Emily F Bartell, Michael R Bennett, Lauren M Bergman, Victoria P Blackwell, Morgan A Bowie, Thomas S Boyd, Andrew L II Brandt, Evan J Brandt, Matthew R Capasso, Donna C Chhour, Danny Chisholm, William R Choi, Caleb J Coward, Ciara M Crow, Austin R Cuento, Matthew R Cuppett, Grace E Dang, Anh Madeline N DeFusco, Marie-Gabrielle K Dewey, Caroline E DeZeeuw, Kirsten R Estrellado, Kaitlyn Alyssa A Failla, Sydney A Gaillard, Savannah A Gaitley, Jule E Gallegos, Sebastian J Gammill, Blake D Gardner, Kaylee M Gately, Seth C Gerima, Sophia E Giunta, Christopher L Glading, Skylar A

Gleysteen, Mackenzie R Grace, Hudson D Graser, Natalie R Greene, Michael P Greis, Carter E Hachtel, Kayla J Harrington, Dana A Haynes, Claire M Herring, Mariah J Hitt, Alison N Ho, Jada A Hoang, Vy Hoffman, Lauren A Hornbaker, Brianna N Hubert, Andrew B Huseman, Elizabeth R Hutcheson, Andrew D Hutchison, Brett P Isbell, Kelly N Iskander, Kyle J Jensen, Maria E Keane, Ryan M Kelly, Michael L Kharel, Aayush Kim, Hee Eun Kolos, Laura C La Riva-Ugarriza, Adriana S Laingen, Bonnie E Laskodi, Cassidy G Lin, Tony M Litscher, Rachel E Lovell, Ethan A Mapp, Maris L Martin, Carol E Martinez, Mitchell A McCarthy, Jaclyn V

McGeehan, Madeline L McVey, Hunter S Metwally, Amr S Michel, Everett D Miller, Cody G Miller, Rebecca E Min, Kyra J Mitchell, Christopher K Mohan, Lauren S Murphy, Lauren A Nelson, Grace A Pak, Sarah Pangilinan, Jamie Marie D Paoli, Alexandra R Park, Kyungchan J Payne, Paige E Peny, John M Prentice, Casey R Przybocki, Alexander D Quach, Michelle T Rafiqzad, Hashmatullah Robson, Jonathan B Rohani, Merjaan Rosenthal, Natalie N Rothfleisch, Justin S Sattler, Manuela Sawyers, Samantha M Saylor, Felicity G Schlevensky, Kaela E Schroeder, Claire E Shaffer, Lauren C Smith, Jillian E Snyder, Emily E Spelsberg, Samuel W Strawser, Kylie E Sunderland, Brynn A

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Talwar, Divpriya Thompson, Adam J Thompson, Alec D Tickle, Tyler D Toumadje, Tymahz Toureau, Emma C

Vilevac, Ian T Wagner, Allison T Walia, Gurkeerat S Walker, Madison L Wikiera, Holly E Witmer, Abigail R

Young, Bailey J Zahid, Umar Zhang, Kimberly Y Zhang, Peng

Sophomores:

Allen, Madison E Ayaz, Eman Baird, Tristan T Becker, Justin A Beyene, Samra A Bloodworth McKowen, Dylan S Bolino, John B Brower, Jackson C Brown, Kelsey L Bui, Tamnhu V Childress, Emily M Choi, Katherine A Clayton, Jamila A Crocker, Kelly A Cross, Kelly C Dwyer, Annie O Elmore, Sara R Elmzoudi, Yasser Gottschalk, Jacqueline A Grgurovich, Christiana M Hatchett, Angel L Hosuru, Rohan V Kania, Katherine E

Kasera, Atishay Kirby, Carrington R Kochan, Jeremy H Larson Whitaker, Elle M Lee, Min J Malone, Savanna L Mathews, Jessica N Michna, Jake G Miller, Hayley B Moon, Simon H Moran, Julian J Morgan, Abigail J Morrow, Olivia R Moshiro, Lisa M Najmyar, Marjan Nanda, Anjali S Oentung, Jonah E Palmer, McKenna A Park, Kyungjin J Patel, Aayush K Pfost, Evan M Picard, Casey M Quinn, Brandon P

Ramirez, Sarah M Ray, Nathan E Reotutar, Nathan S Said, Omar K Santos, Anjelo M Scott, Samuel O SediQi, Nawid Shah, Reyhan S Shaw, Emily N Singh, Dawinder Stickel, Olivia A Suegay, Johannah Marie A Theros, Carter W Tran, Linda Vij, Maanvi Voettiner, Zoe A Wall, Emily Walsh, Mary C Wikiera, Amy G Williams, Nicole S Wisnieski, Myah M Yoo, Jessica K Zoscak, Alanna M

Freshmen:

Adams, Sean M Alexander, Daniel E Aliaj, Iona C Anderson, Conor L Angles, Rachel A Arcia, Kathryn V Balarezo, Stephanie K Barbosa, Nicholas I Barbuti, Michael G Bartheld, Rachel E Borden, Sebastian L Boyd, Kirt O Breton, Taylor A Chang, Joseph I

Chong, Nathaniel Y Chung, ChanYong Colavita, Nicholas B Cripe, Cailynn J Cruz, Jocelyn D Cunningham, Carter A Curtis, Megan E Dautov, Emir P Diaz, Rachael D Doshi, Ishan N Dudas, Elizabeth R Fedayi, Hassina Fields, Iana S Finley, Sean P

Fox, Riley R Frimel, Philip M Frye, Alec C George, Riley R Gilbert, Laura M Gill, Emily E Glaze, James M Graser, Claire E Gray, Autumn P Hachtel, Shelby L Hagy, Rebecca A Hakimpour, Nathan S Han, Esther Hewes, Katherine A

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Hill, Anderson M Hollingsworth, Madison M Holtz, Madison L Hua, Annie Hummel, Mitchell J Ivanov, Brandon K Jarrett, Kyle A Kern, Abigail G Kim, Brian M Kim, Eileen Y Klus, Erin G Kolos, Matthew D Kraemer, Amanda L Kwon, Samantha Lau, Quan M Lazar, Robert E Le, Bac-Ai N Lee, Tae H Lew, Trevor L Ly, Kristina E Lynam, Jack E Mahmood, Amber A Maire, Makayla A Marche, Mason A McNary, Kaitlin R Michael, Tyler C Min, Calvin J

Moore, Jack Ryan C Moores, Alexandra F Morrell, Brandon D Murphy, Caitlyn N Murphy, Dylan K Murray, Sean M Nguyen, Caitlin N Nguyen, Riley T Novak, Ian C Novak, John L O'Brien, Bailey L Pado, Langley G Pagon, Chase E Pandya, Shaili D Park, Melody Y Park, Seo U Patterson, Ryan M Prue, Dakota B Railsback, Anna G Red, Nathaniel C Richardson, Jennifer A Riddle, McKenzie K Robinson, Brianna R Robinson, Kyle A Rofman, Samantha K Rothfleisch, Jessica L Sahibzada, Usmaan A

Samim, Ruby Saunders, Hope L Sawyers, Abigail K Schlevensky, Nikole E Scott, Kailie N Semaan, Weesam L Shaffer, Zachary P Spofford, Greta G Sproles, Jonathan L Tekampe, Matthew L Tekampe, Michael S JR Thaxton, Aliyah L VanTerpool, Angela C Velasco, Danielle Mikaela C Vij, Rohan Villatoro, Jeffrey A Weir, Megan E Whited, Madison P Williams, Justin P Williams, Traci A Witmer, Victoria A Wu, Bethany Y Yi, Kathleen C Zewer, Kiyan K Zieleman, Alison E

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Join us for the inaugural

Bobcats Boots, Bling and BBQ Bash

on April 16th at

The Farm at Broad Run.

Silent auction, Texas style BBQ, and lots of fun! $40/pp

(includes dinner and one drink ticket).

Please visit

http://bobcatbash.bpt.me/ to purchase tickets.

If you would like to contribute to the silent auction, please contact Tina Stein, Silent Auction Chairperson, at

bhsbobcattbash@gmail.com. All proceeds will benefit our athletic department and student-athletes through our

capital campaign. Thanks for supporting the Battlefield High School Athletic Booster Club!

Spirit Shack Open! Mark your calendars!

Be sure to check out all the new items in the Spirit April 16 – Bobcats Boots, Bling & BBQ -

Shack! Open for most home games! Purchase tickets online today!

April 19 – Booster Meeting at 6:30, Mini Theater

Shamrock Shootout May 17 – Booster Meeting at 6:30, Mini Theater

Thank you to all who volunteered for the Shamrock May 27 – Spring BHS ABC Scholarship

Shootout! A special shout out to Battlefield Basketball application l

players and Coaches, Kylor Whittaker, Jeff Bounds,

Noah Crouch, Teresa Williams, Julie Schifflin, Ron

Fairbanks, Mindy Dappen, Taylor Harris, Dale Wisnieski

and all our sponsors!

TEAM: Together Everyone Accomplishes More!!

BHS Athletic Booster Corporate Sponsors The Bobcat Athletics Boosters Club would like to thank our corporate sponsors for joining our

#OneTeamOneDream Capital Campaign to improve the athletic facilities at BHS.

These companies are making BIG THINGS HAPPEN for our student-athletes and community!

The Farm at Broad Run

Nursery and Greenhouses

Elite Sports Medicine and

Physical Therapy

Gateway Dental & Orthodontics

GEICO – Insurance Agent

Dave Stinson

1st Degree Marketing &

Public Relations

Browns Manassas Hyundai

Dominion Virginia Power Edge Concrete Company The Hopkins Law Firm

Giuseppe’s Ristorante

Italiano

Kerxton Insurance Agency Next Level Fitness & Performance

Manassas Asphalt PEVS Paintball Park Reid Constriction Group, LLC

Bull Run Academy of

Gymnastics

Century 21 – Kim Herrewig State Farm Insurance – Bob

Garrigan

GMS Gymnastics Imagine Design Park Valley Church

Don’t let your company sit on the sidelines! www.bobcatathletics.org

Twitter: @BobcatsClub Facebook: Battlefield High School Athletic Booster Club

BOOSTER

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Mike & Jeanine Adams

Cynthia Ainslie

Rockie & Beverly Akhavan

Nesia Alphonsa

Marion Anglin

Amber Baird

Eileen Baker

Laura Baker

Michelle Baker

Kim Balog

Susan & Bill Bartheld

Michelle Baxter

Vicki Bayol

William Belcher

Vicki Benjamin

Lori Biskner

Wendy Blackwell

Debbi Bowers Angerman

Regina Brady

Jennifer Brandt

Susan Brooks

Kori Brown

Roxana Brown

Keith Bryars

Lisa Bryars

Elisabeth Bryson

Michele Bynum

Nora Caprera Wilson

Ruth Castor

Dorothy Chaplin

John & Patrici Chernitsky

Alyssa Chi

Tracy & Troy Chisholm

Helen Chui

Nancu & Jacob Cinco

Christy Clark

MJ Collipriest

Cathleen Connolly

Monique Crowe

Lori & Jay Curley

Sue & Takis Dacey

Jen & Rob Davies

Gail Davis

Catherine de la Fe

Maria Delgado

Julie Demcheshen

Jen Deuser

Janis DeVore

Sue Diaz

Troy & Elaine Dickens

Rita Domfeh

Karen Dryden

Roger Farr

Mary Feagans

Diane Fellenbaum

Kathleen Finley

Gail Forry

Alicia Gallegos

Martha Garcia

Katie Gardner

Lori George

Kelly Giesler

James Gilbert

Dawn Gomillion

Jay & Laura Graser

Amy Hagy

Kathy & John Hamma

Jessica Harasek

Susan Haynes

Rafael Hernandez

Gina & Sean Herr

Janelle Hitt

Kim & Mike Hudak

Andrea Hyman

Tammie Irvin

Annie Johnson

Rachel Johnstone

Tamara Jones

Mike Kaminski

Karen Kania

Anna Keane

Anja Kelly

Scott Keslar

Anh Khochareun

Renee Kifus

Ed & Nina Kraemer

Maribeth Kuzmicki

Doug & Heidi Lahammer

Kathleen Lazar Lazar

Judy Lester

Shelley Levinson

Jennifer Malone

Melissa & David Maphis

Brad & Tammy Marchand

Vicki Martin

Kellie Mason

Jeanne Matias

Julie Matthews

Danny & Nicole McConnell

Kelly McCord

Joy McGlasson

Courtney McLain

Amy McMurrer

Susan Mcphatter

Susan McVeigh

Richard & Marie Menton

Ti Meredith

Marybeth & Eddie Michel

Bonnie Mifflin

Karen & Shelley Millerson

Beth Mitchell

Katherine Mohan

Desiree Moore

Michael & Leah Moran

Alison & Mark Muldowney

Claudia Muller

Kathy & Sean Murphy

Shannon Natysin

Sarah Noel

Josie & Steve Noone

Brian O'Connor

Kelly Parsons

Becky Parsons

Anne & Costas Patsaldsavvis

BHS PTO

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PTO (cont’d)

Ally Pauli

Laurie Payne

Tameka Peterson

Scott & Kathleen Pfost

Melissa Phillis

Michelle Potter

Susan Ray

Becky Ream

David Reilly

Joe & Jennifer Richardson

Doresa Robinson

Linda Rogers

Elizabeth Ross

Satuvan Rossem

Eric & Kieu Rubb

Michelle & Greg Rupert

Claudia Sattler

Cheri Schrant

Beverly Schultz

Linda Seagears

Sonja Seehusen

Gerard Sexton

Harold & Nancy Shablom

Lori Shapiro

Brad & Michele Shelton

Lori Simber

Kristiane Smith

Juliette Snyder

Eric & Terri Stickel

Malik & Beth Stuckey

Sherry Sudweeks

Edgardo & Maria Suegay

Sandy Surabian

LaDana Thorne

Karen Tierney

Tiffany Tolbert

Millie Toledo-Cruz & Jose

Cruz

Jim Trettel

Kaori Tsutsumi

Joyce Turk

Rick Van Rossem

Heather & Jon Wagner

Lori & Tim Walther

Dawn Weber

Agnes Welch

William Wenk

Dana Whitt

Paula Williams

Herman Williams III

Florevic Yap