Message from the Principal  

"Can you believe it?"      

At this time of year, I often get questions that start out with, "Can you believe..." and then they generally finish with something to the effect of the pace of the school year, that Spring Break has come and gone, that we have had so much snow in March, or that summer is coming. There really are so many twists and turns to a school year that each year seems to bring something different that is hard for us to believe.

This year has been that for me! I hardly remember walking into my office for the first time and starting to organize things and reading official CLHS documents. It seems like so long ago that I can hardly believe it! If I couple that with all that has happened this year, my amazement increases exponentially. I mean, when I think about the tremendous successes we have had-state level accomplishments in so many activities, top level scholarships earned by our students and tremendous musical and dramatic performances-my head starts to spin!

Recently, when I had the opportunity to watch our boys basketball team play in the State Final game at Banker's Life arena, I had another "Can you believe this?" moment. The culture and atmosphere of the whole event was very special, and I truly found joy in watching the community surround us with support. I had the privilege of getting a little closer to the experience with a couple of trips to Indianapolis prior to the game, and then the day of the game walking on the floor at the conclusion of the game, looking up and around at the thousands of people that were in attendance. I think I even whispered to myself..."Can you believe this?" Of course, my attention was quickly directed toward our boys and coaches and doing my best to congratulate and comfort them. I thought the day had peaked, and then entered Thomas Starks. Just minutes after the final buzzer, it was announced that Thomas had won the mental attitude award, and soon he was walking toward several reporters and a live microphone, in front of thousands of people. Many of you know what happened next-Thomas delivered a flawless award acceptance speech, witnessing his faith and displaying the class that we as a school community hope to instill in our students. For days, and now weeks, afterward, I get comments on that speech, but more than that, on the class of our community. It was very much like the response we received when our Marching Band was runner-up in the State in November and quickly displayed to all in attendance that CLHS class by first going over to congratulate the winning band. People from all over couldn't believe what they experienced.

You know, it is easy to say that times like these make it "worth it" to do what we do at CLHS. I would say, though, that these are times that make it noticeable to see what we do at CLHS. You see, I truly believe that it is worth it all the time, and that when we can show outwardly what we do here just makes it noticeable. Obviously, I am ecstatic when we perform well, and when we witness well, but it only strengthens what I believe happens here often...when there aren't thousands looking upon us, but maybe only one or two.

We recently celebrated another, "Can you believe it?" event...EASTER! What must it have been like to live in those days and feel what they felt? How often do we sit back and wonder what an accomplishment it was for Christ to take all of our sins to the cross, and defeat them forever by overcoming death and the devil? For us, it is truly unbelievable, it is only by the power of the Holy Spirit that we can come to faith and believe-we marvel at the awesome gift it is to us. As much as we celebrate and share the successes that we have during the school year, let's celebrate and share the ultimate victory and gift of grace we have in Christ!

GO CADETS!

Mychal Thom

Principal

Our boys' basketball team represented us well at Bankers Life Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday for the 3A state championship game against the Greensburg Pirates. Although they lost in overtime 73 to 70, they had an incredible season-the best ever for our school.  

Thomas Starks was awarded the Class 3A Mental Attitude Award. Click here to read an excerpt from that heartwarming acceptance speech provided by the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Click here to view the Indy Star article.

Cadets, we are proud of you!

Guidance News 

Collegiate Connection/College Credit In High School

"Bridge to Academic Success" jointly sponsored by Concordia Lutheran High School and Indiana University-Purdue University is an opportunity for high school seniors to earn college credit during the day. Indiana Institute of Technology and University of St. Francis also offer college credit for high school students.

Applications for the Collegiate Connection are available in the Guidance Office. Interested juniors/seniors should contact the Guidance Office.

Juniors - Register Now For The SAT/ACT

Juniors should be registering now for the SAT and/or ACT that is given in June. Registration packets are available in the Guidance Office. Students may also register online with a credit card at collegeboard.com for the SAT and act.org for the ACT. The school code is 151-095. The registration deadline for the June 1 SAT is May 2. The deadline for the June 8 ACT is May 3.

Senior Awards Ceremony

Senior awards will be given on Sunday, April 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Invitations have been sent to any senior who will be receiving scholarships or senior academic awards. Seniors should inform the Guidance Office of any outside scholarships if they would like those included in the program.

Underclassmen Awards

Underclassmen awards will be given out on May 24. The school will follow a chapel schedule with the program beginning at 9:00 a.m. Academic letters and department awards will be given at that time.

Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment

In conjunction with Indiana-Purdue University Fort Wayne, Concordia now offers dual credit in Honors Algebra II, AP Calculus, AP Physics and AP Biology. Applications for dual credit must be turned in to Concordia's Guidance office by May 31. All students enrolled in these courses for next year will be invited to a meeting at school to discuss application procedures. 

Many families are making plans for the summer and our staff is too! We are expanding our summer school course offerings this year. Session 1 will run from June 10 - June 28 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Session 2 will run from July 8 - July 26 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We are offering classes on campus as well as many online options. A new option this year is a dual-credit Computer Programming: Visual Basic class. Students need to discuss all scheduling decisions including summer school plans with their counselor. Registration forms are available in the school office and electronically on the CLHS website under the summer programs tab at the bottom of the homepage. If your son or daughter is interested in taking a class during summer school, please turn in your registration form as soon as possible. Ten students are needed to enroll in a class in order for the class to run. Sometimes, if indications are that there are not going to be enough students for a class to run, teachers will decide to seek other employment. Also, some classes fill up quickly. If you have any questions regarding summer school, please call Diane Lewis at 483-1102 x 239.

We have expanded our camp offerings for grade school students. We will offer most of the sports and activity camps that we offered last year and more! We have added several new camps including track & field, lacrosse, dance and cheerleading. Information and registration forms are available in the school office and on the website under the summer programs tab at the bottom of the homepage. If you have any questions regarding the summer camps and activities, please call Diane Lewis at 483-1102 x239. 

Senior Melissa Greener received a full scholarship from Concordia Ann Arbor. Principal Mychal Thom, presented the scholarship to Melissa at Chapel on Thursday, March 28. Congratulations, Melissa. We are so proud of you!

On Saturday, April 27, Concordia Lutheran High School's JROTC program will host the annual CLHS JROTC Cadet Battalion Officers Ball. At the event, Captain William Davis will be inducted into the Lieutenant General John H. Moellering Hall of Honor.

Established in 1989 by the members of the JROTC Officers Club to recognize alumni Cadets who have distinguished themselves as leaders in their chosen profession, the John H. Moellering Hall of Honor was named in honor of Lieutenant General John Moellering, Class of 1955, in recognition of his long and distinguished career with the United States Army.

Captain Davis was born and raised in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. In July of 1978, he entered the U. S. Naval Academy and graduated in May of 1982 with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Sciences. Upon graduation, Davis was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps and attended The Basic School in Quantico, VA. After several years of outstanding service to his country, tours that took him to Okinawa, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iraq, and the receipt of numerous awards and honors, CAPT Davis is now being recognized for his lifetime dedication to the U. S. Navy.

On Friday, March 29, 2013 a group of twelve CLHS students and eleven adults traveled to Spain for Spring Break. The group, led by Miss Stephanie Marks, visited some of the most beautiful attractions in Spain, including Madrid, Grenada, Seville, and Costa del Sol. Highlights of the trip were the Prado Museum, the church of Santo Tomé, the windmills of Consuegra, and the Cathedral of Seville, the third largest cathedral in the world. Students and adults can all agree though, that the most memorable experience happened while visiting the Alhambra citadel, the only remaining stronghold of the Muslim conquest in Spain.

The group had a chance to learn about the history of Muslim rule and how the Catholic monarchs finished the almost 800 year reclamation of Spain. While in the Alhambra, the group visited the palace of Charles III and our students had an opportunity to sing in the outdoor amphitheater. It was a gray, cloudy day, and while the students were singing the sun came out. Tourists from all over the world stopped to listen in silence as our Cadets sang the words, "The Lord bless you and keep you." Many people had tears in their eyes when the students finished singing.

After six amazing days of travel, the group returned safely, knowing that their memories would last a lifetime. Though they are now be stateside, each of our students brought back with them the knowledge that no matter the distance, God is always near.

To see a brief video of our Cadets singing in the Alhambra, please click here.

Our Creator's Classroom Plant Sale

Our Creator's Classroom, located on the northern edge of campus, serves as an educational resource for elementary and secondary students. This winter in the greenhouse, retired CLHS teacher Don Luepke, along with Ross Dilts and the Environmental Science students, have been raising gardening plants for the fourth annual OCC Spring Plant Sale. The plant sale, which is open to public, will be held Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4 and May 10 and 11 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. All proceeds will be used to assist the horticultural program of Our Creator's Classroom.

After the success of last year's Indianapolis alumni gathering, we are pleased to announce a second annual event, to happen later this year. Though still in the planning stages, this will surely be another wonderful evening of friends, family, and memories. Please check the website under the Alumni tab for details when they become available.

If you are interested in volunteering your assistance, or to learn how you can help set up an alumni gathering in your area, please contact jross@clhscadets.com.

You and a guest are invited to join host Brian Waite, '78, at Fort Wayne's Cadet Connection, a gathering for alumni of Concordia Lutheran High School on Thursday, April 18, from 5 to 7 p.m. at A Beautiful Day by Design.

This casual social gathering will give you the opportunity to enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages, catch up with fellow Cadets and enjoy a networking environment with local alumni and friends.

Where: A Beautiful Day by Design, 2325 Goshen Rd., Fort Wayne, Indiana 46808

Parking is available next to the flower shop at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.

Be sure to register to win a beautiful spring floral arrangement!

To RSVP for this event, please e-mail Janne Ross at jross@clhscadets.com or call (260) 483-1102, ext. 252 by Tuesday, April 16.

We are very excited to offer new clothing items for purchase. To learn more, please visit www.clhscadets.com and click on the Uniform link on the About page.

Get your foursome ready for the Concordia Lutheran High School golf outing to be held on Friday, September 20. Start your Homecoming weekend in style at Cherry Hill Golf Club. Watch for details to follow.

The week of March 4 was St. Baldrick's Week at Concordia. Four Concordia students-Alex Fortmeyer, Allison McConnell, Katie Rehmer, and Katelyn Reinhard-worked with St. Baldrick's Foundation, a not-for-profit organization whose focus is "Conquering Kids' Cancer,"

to kick off the events of the week. In addition to donating hair to make wigs for children who have been through chemotherapy, Concordia students collected cash donations of nearly $4,000. More than 30 students and faculty showed their support by having their hair cut or heads shaved at a school-wide assembly on March 8, the culmination of the week-long fundraising effort.

On Tuesday, March 19, CLHS sponsored a motivational group called "Break the Grey" for the last Health and Wellness presentation of this school year. The group presented to the student body in a morning assembly, ate with the students in the cafeteria and then presented to parents in the early afternoon. Founder Bill Ballenger and his group discussed the effects of negative choices and asked the students if they knew another teenager who is no longer with us because of poor choices. The presentation included audience participation, a parent luncheon, music and skits.

Break the Grey is a non-profit organization defining life for America's youth through the public school system and beyond. Every day another life is lost somewhere between the clutches of indecision, uncertainty, right and wrong. Through assembly programs, internship, concert events & outreaches, Break the Grey continues to offer a message of character development, integrity and absolutes to this generation. Learn more about Break the Grey here. 

Student Art Project "As an Artist, How I See God"

On April 8 and 9, Concordia art students presented projects with a theme of "As an Artist, How I See God." With pieces ranging from abstract to literal and superheroes to steering wheels, each piece represented a profound celebration of our faith, a very personal understanding of God and the affirmation of the uniquely powerful relationships we all have with our Holy Father.

Earn Money While Shopping with SCRIP

If you're planning to make a purchase at a grocery store, retail outlet or restaurant, consider the SCRIP program. With every SCRIP purchase, a percent of the profit generated is credited to your family account to be applied to tuition or rebated to you. See the SCRIP Program link under the About tab on the website, www.clhscadets.com, for a complete listing of stores, or stop by the SCRIP booth in the main hallway on Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 to 5:30 p.m.  

Spike and the Bulldogs Band Fundraiser  

Get ready to rock out with Spike and the Bulldogs at the CLHS Band Boosters annual silent auction fundraiser on Saturday, April 20 at The Orchid in New Haven. Hors d'oeuvres will be catered by The Orchid Catering and there will be a cash bar. Tickets, available at a cost of $25 each, are available at CLHS or by calling Dianne Moellering at (260) 483-1102, ext. 198. An order form is also available at www.clhscadets.com on The Arts page, Spike and the Bulldogs link.

Silent auction items include restaurant gift cards, gift certificates to Tire Barn Warehouse and Gordon Food Service plus many more, tickets to the Phil, oil changes, a night at the Potawatomi Inn, Spiece membership, free golf certificate or bike/kayak rental, a Fender guitar from Sweetwater Sound, and an autographed chair.

Fine Arts Week

Concordia will celebrate the Fine Arts during the week of April 14. The week will begin with the Elementary and High School Art Show on Sunday, April 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. On Monday, April 15, Chapel will include a special guest preacher, Pastor Michael Blodgett, from St. Paul, New Haven. Tuesday, April 16 will be a school assembly and 7 p.m. concert with Elmhurst Jazz Band, under the direction of the famous jazz composer Doug Beach. He will also clinic with the CLHS Jazz Band after school that day. Daily intercom devotions during the week will be led by the students in the arts. Arts students will also present a short assembly on Thursday. Celebrate the arts, another one of God's great gifts!

CLHS Presents "The Hungry Dames"

The drama season closes with "The Hungry Dames." This spoof of the hottest book series is directed by Christopher Gieschen. Performance dates are Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 5 at 2 p.m. Tickets, available at the door, are $5 for adults and $4 for students in high school or younger.

Elmhurst College Jazz Band to Perform 

The highly acclaimed Elmhurst College Jazz Band will perform on Tuesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. in the CLHS auditorium. This concert is free and open to the public. Under the direction of Doug Beach, the Elmhurst College Jazz Band has earned worldwide recognition as an outstanding ensemble. It has twice toured Europe at the invitation of the U.S. State Department.

Doug Beach is a performer, composer, publisher, educator, arranger, and Grammy Award winner. At Elmhurst College, where he has taught since 1978, he serves as director of the band and director of jazz studies. Under his direction, the Jazz Band has performed in festivals across the world-including Montreux Jazz Festival, Northsea Jazz Festival and Umbria Jazz Festival-and regularly appears with jazz greats such as Clark Terry, Diane Schuur, Nicholas Payton, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Pete Christlieb, Lee Konitz, Louis Bellson, and Bobby Shew.

Canadian Brass Master Class

In a rare opportunity, the Canadian Brass will be at CLHS on Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to give a master class for all brass players in the community, grades 9 and above. Cost of the master class will be $10 per person. The class will be followed by a mini-concert at 2 p.m. featuring all participants and the Canadian Brass in the CLHS auditorium. This wonderful event is made possible in conjunction with Mynett Music and the Conn-Selmer Institute. Contact Dianne Moellering to attend the master class. All are welcome to the 2 p.m. concert.

CLHS Instrumental Concert: Jazz, Concert and Symphonic Bands, Orchestra

The Jazz, Concert and Symphonic Bands and Orchestra will present their final concert Friday, May 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the CLHS auditorium. The concert will recognize and say farewell to their senior members who have contributed so much. Come and share the evening of great music and a lot of fun. A free will offering will be taken.

Color Guard Tryouts  

All eighth grade and high school students are invited to try out for CLHS Color Guard. Tryouts will be held Monday, April 15 through Thursday, April 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the CLHS gym. Come and enjoy God's gift of music and dance. No previous experience necessary. A parent/student meeting will be held on Monday, April 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the CLHS band room.

ISSMA Organizational Contest 

On April 18 and 27, the CLHS bands and choirs will be competing in the ISSMA Organizational contests. The Women's Chorus, Bella Voce, and Men's Chorus will be performing April 18 in Elkhart. The Symphonic Band and A Cappella will perform at the State Qualifications in Indianapolis on April 27. Each group prepares three pieces and then does sight-reading. Three judges for the prepared pieces and one judge for the sight-reading will then grade the groups and come up with a rating. Call the school office or music office in April for performance times.

Junior Cadet Summer Band

Fifth through ninth graders for the 2013-14 academic year with at least one year of experience on a band instrument are invited to enroll in the Junior Cadets Summer Band Program. The Junior Cadets will meet Monday, July 1, through Friday, July 12 (there will be no session on July 4) from 9 a.m. to 12 noon for marching, small group lessons, and a concert band experience. The Junior Cadets will march in the Three Rivers Parade on Saturday, July 13 as a culminating experience. Cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt, marching fees for the parade, all music, instruction and leadership, daily snacks, and awards. Contact Dianne Moellering or Todd Phillips at (260) 483-1102 to sign up.

Band Fundraiser at Chipotle Mexican Grill

Burrito fans, unite! Show your support to the Marching Cadets by having dinner at the Jefferson Pointe Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday, April 23 from 3 to 7 p.m. Fifty percent of all proceeds will be donated to the marching band for their trip to Washington D.C. in May. Diners can receive special coupons from band kids, from the CLHS website and in the CLHS main office.

Elementary Music Fest

The first-ever Lutheran Elementary Music Festival will be held on Sunday, April 21 at 2 p.m. in the CLHS gym. This hour-long concert will celebrate God's gift of music and the talents he provides therein. Bands, choirs and orchestras from many of the Fort Wayne area Lutheran schools will be participating in a 1 p.m. mass rehearsal and the 2 p.m. concert. Join us in singing "Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia."

Mother's Day Flowers

The CLHS band will again be taking orders for flowers between April 22 and May 3. The flowers are beautiful and include hanging baskets with vining geraniums, New Guinea impatiens, impatiens, and purple cascading petunias. Also available are combo pots, roses, mums, violets, geraniums, and hanging ferns. What a great gift for Mom (Mother's Day is May 12) and a great way to celebrate spring. Profits go to student accounts. Go to www.clhscadets.com, click on The Arts page and the Flower Sale link for prices. Delivery date is Friday, May 10, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the band room.

Alumni Association Business of the Month 

The Concordia Thrift Shop will be closing its doors on Saturday, May 18. To prepare for the closing, MOST merchandise has been marked 75 percent off. (Check the school website for additional markdowns.) Be sure to stop in before May 4 to pick up one last bargain!

The Thrift Shop, which opened on April 1, 1991, has been in operation for 22 years. The shop personnel thank everyone for their patronage and support over the years. The staff and volunteers were instrumental and priceless in operating the shop. They provided tireless  

hours and dedication. Sincere thanks go out to each volunteer.

The North Anthony Corridor Association (NACA) held its first public meeting March 27, paving the way for future opportunities and partnerships between the high school and our neighbors. Of the 40 businesses and 18 property owners that represent this group, Concordia is the largest property owner. Our involvement reflects our interests in ensuring that the neighborhood businesses remain vibrant and current while remaining a safe and support environment for our students and families.

Girls Basketball - Sectional Champions

Most Valuable - Courtney Smith

Most Assists - Rachel Kammeyer

Best Defense - Rachel Kammeyer

Mental Attitude - Abby Stellwagen

Best Free Throw Percentage - Courtney Smith

Best Rebounder - Courtney Smith

Captain - Olivia Hahn

All SAC 1st Team - Olivia Hahn, Courtney Smith, DeJour Young

Boys Basketball - Sectional Champions, Regional Champions, Semi-State Champions, State 

Awards to be named in May Newsletter

Girls Swimming

Most Improved - Caroline Booth, Christina Logomosi

Captain - Sarah Doerffler, Maddie Imler, Leah Schultz

Hardest Worker - Maddie Nieter, Hannah Thomas

4 Year Letter Winner - Sarah Doerffler, Maddie Imler

All SAC - Sarah Doerffler, Maggie Lawson

All SAC Honorable Mention - Maddie Nieter, Hannah Thomas

Boys Swimming

Most Improved - Nick Bartkowiak, Conner Bussick

Hardest Worker - Levi Hoffman, Eric Schleter

Captain - Conner Gastineau, Jacob Beverly

4 Year Letter Winner - Conner Gastineau

All SAC - Conner Gastineau, Levi Hoffman

All SAC Honorable Mention - Jacob Beverly

Wrestling

Most Valuable - Kody Jones

Most Improved - Marcus Swift

Mental Attitude - Aaron Olson

Captain - Kody Jones, Aaron Olson

Top Newcomer - Noah Asher

4 Year Letter Winner - Kody Jones, Aaron Olson

All SAC 1st Team - Aaron Olson

All SAC 2nd Team - Kody Jones

Academic All State - Kody Jones

Academic All State Honorable Mention- Aaron Olson

Regional Qualifier - Kody Jones, Aaron Olson, Marcus Swift

Semi-State Qualifier - Kody Jones, Aaron Olson

Gymnastics

Most Valuable - Rayna Mickelini

Mental Attitude - Sam Berning

Most Improved - Jacky Fairfield, Kassidy Jones

Captain - Sam Berning, Hannah Franklin, Rayna Mickelini

All SAC 2nd Team - Rayna Mickelini

All SAC Honorable Mention - Sam Berning, Hannah Franklin

Cheerleading

Mental Attitude - Jensine Koehlinger, Sydney Lahmeyer

Most Spirited - Taylor Miller, Sydney Senger

Best Jumps - Hunter Kirby

Sparkle Award - Kassidy Jones

Most Improved - Emma Brinneman

Captain - Jacky Fairfield, Hayley Grover, Sydney Lahmeyer, Molly Martin  

4 Year Letter Winner - Jacky Fairfield, Hayley Grover, Sydney Lahmeyer, Molly Martin

Allison Adair                  Katelyn Anderson               Aaron Arora

Noah Aumick                 Jackson Barger                     Savannah Bassett

Mikayla Baumgarte       Jordan Beck                          Payton Bell

Tucker Bennett               Alexis Benson                      Abigail Bentz

Sierra Bergdoll                Joshua Bickel                       Grace Bieberich

Andrew Bordner            Nicholas Bradley                Aleana Branigan

Ian Brown                        Jacob Bryant                        Zachary Bultemeier

John Bussing                   John Campbell                     Nathaniel Carmody

Bailee Chapman             Matthew Cummins             Jason Davis

Ivoryona Dickey             Miranda Diller                     Ethan Dillman

Mollie Doehrman           Derek Egolf                          Tyler Else  

Susan Eschelbach           Susan Eschelbach                Ashley Falkenstern

Charity Felton                 Madelyn Ford                      Cameron Frane  

Olivia Friedrich               Brent Fugate                        Grace Gallmeier

Jessica Glasper                 Taylor Gleave                      Alexander Goeglein

Abigail Goertzen             Jacob Gottlieb                      Makayla Grayson

Julia Greene                      Benjamin Grim                    Kathryn Gutman  

Shelby Hambrock            Colin Harmeyer                  Paul Harris-Arzato

Kaylee Harwood             Casey Hatin                          Cole Hayward  

Claire Hegge                     Maddie Hersheberger        Aspen Hill

Olivia Hill                         Bryce Hoffman                     Hunter Holy

Keatin Horn                      Cody Hough                        Trevor Hunter

Kaylee Jackson                 Alexandra Jehl                      Keegan Jennings

Lauryn Jones                     Danielle Jordan                   Bryce Kanning  

Tyler Keller                       Shania Kelly                         Peterson Kerlegrand

Trey King                           Simran Kinker                     Reagann Koehlinger

Gabriel Kramer                 David Kratzman                  Logan Krinn

Audrey Kruse                   Emily Lahey                         Gabrielle Layman

Yolanda Linan                  Nathan Linnemeier             Grace Lunz

Marissa Lyons                  Josephana Ma                       Kyla Macaraig

Carlie Magdich                 Mark Mallers                       Hannah Martin

Mikaela Martin                 Caelan McAbee                    Imani McGill

Mallory McKinley            Chase Mertz                         Samuel Meyer

Kasey Miller                      Matt Miller                           Sophia Miller

Taylor Miller                     Victoria Miller                     Abigail Minger

Emily Mix                           Jenna Mix                            Morgan Moloney

Olivia Morken                   Peter Morrison                    Morgan Morrolf

Zach Murfield                    Hannah Nack                      Madison Nahrwold

Sydney Kemme Nash       Abigail Oetting                    Kirsten Olsen

Olivia Oser                         Dylan Patterson                   Emily Pfeiffer

Kathryn Pickett                  David Plank                         Jacquelyn Plothow

Ryan Poling                        Emma Pynchon                   Juan Quarles

Michaela Reinhard            Moorea Reiskytl                  Tyler Rice

Tyler Rickert                       Kamman Rieck                    Olivia Rockenbaugh

Tayana Rollins                    Meagan Rosswurm             Sarah Russell

Teddie Sauer                       Rachel Saunders                 Ashley Scheerer

Delaney Schnipke              Madison Shannon               James Shea

Alexis Sherrod                    Jacob Siela                            Katie Slick

Jordan Smallwood             Jordan Smasal                      Harrison Smith

Jacob Smith                         Natalie Smith                       Than Soe

Dorothy Spillers                 Garrett Spires                       Zachary Squier

Madelynn Stafford             Will Staudinger                   Kylie Steele

Alaina Stellwagen              Jordan Stevens                     Alec Stopher

Nicole Strouts                     Kevin Tarbet                         Ethel Taylor

Mia Tell                                Jacob Thomas                       Elizabeth Tinnel

Brant Toam                          Jacob Tom                             Tarek Traore

Isaiah Tsai                            Esther Turney                      Gerald Vandeveer

Ian Vaughn                          Andrew Wade                      Jackson Wagner

Collin Webb                        Nicholas Webb                     Andrew Weidemeier

Isabelle Wellman                Skylar Wendell                     Jackson Wert

Rachel Widenhofer             Rosemarie Wild                   Katherine Wilder

Kayla Williams                    Nathaniel Witmer               Garin Wurschmidt

Tyler Zapata                        Abbey Zelt