November 2008 BPHS Newsletter

From a
Hawk’s Eye View
THE PARENT NEWSLETTER OF
BROOKE POINT HIGH SCHOOL
http://bphs.staffordschools.net
Volume 16 No. 3
November 2008
1700 Courthouse Road *** Stafford, Virginia 22554 *** Phone: 540-658-6080*** Fax: 540-658-6072
MARK YOUR CALENDAR . . .
November 1
November 3
November 4
November 5
November 6
November 6
November 6,7,8
November 8
November 11
November 13
November 13
November 15
November 20
November 22
November 26, 27, 28
December 4
December 6,7
December 11
December 11
December 16
December 20-Jan. 4
January 12-15
January 17
January 24
January 21-26
January 29
BPHS Craft Show
4x4 Mid Term Exams-End of 1st nine weeks
Election Day-Teacher Workday
Senior Cap & Gown Orders taken all day
PTSO Meeting-Library-7:30
School Pictures-Auxilary Gym (make-ups) 7:00am
Fall Drama Production
Powder Puff Football Game- Stadium 3:00pm
Veterans Day-No School for anyone
Parent Conference Night 4:00-7:00 pm
*Call counseling for appt.
Focus Forum 6:30-8:00 p.m. at Drew Middle
Carnival for Kids/Secret Santa Workshop @BPHS- Everyone welcome
10:00am-3:00pm
*Sponsored by BPHS Music Department
Interims 4x4
Craft show
Thanksgiving Holiday
PTSO Meeting-Library-7:30pm
Renaissance Feast-BPHS-Commons II-2:30pm
Winter Choral Concert-7:30pm
Interims XY Classes
Orchestra Concert-6:00pm
Winter Break
SOL’s
Inspirational Choir Concert-6:00pm
Dance Team Invitational
End of Course Exams
Second Semester Back to School Night 4-6:00pm
From a Hawk’s Eye View
COUNSELING CENTER NEWS
NATIONAL TEST INFORMATION
SAT Dates 2008-2009
December 6th, January 24th, March 14th, May 2nd, June 6th.
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Registration deadlines are approximately 6 weeks before the test date.
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Registration booklets may be picked up in the Counseling Center.
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Registration may be done online at www.collegeboard.com.
ACT Dates 2008-2009
December 13th, February 7th, April 4th, June 13th
**The optional Writing Test is available for all test dates.
You may register online at: www.act.org or by picking up a registration packet in
the Counseling Center.
ASVAB Testing
The Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test will be given November 19th in the BPHS library. This test is designed to give juniors and seniors
information about their strengths and weaknesses in order to make a career plan,
whether it involves college, technical or vocational school, military service, or the
world of work. There is no charge for this test. Seating is limited to 80 students.
Please have your student sign up in the Counseling Department.
SAT Skills Insight
The SAT Skills Insight website is designed to help students understand what is tested on the SAT and what skills they need in order to improve their scores. Students
and parents can log into My SAT score report online to review personalized results
of the test. The website is located at www.collegeboard.com/satskillsinsight.
CAREER CORNER
Industrial Engineering Technicians
▲ Education/Training Required: Associate Degree
▲ Annual Earnings: $43,590
▲ Annual Job Openings: 7,000
▲ Growth: 8.7%
▲ Self-Employed: 0.4%
▲ Part-Time: 5.0%
Description: Apply engineering theory and principles to problems of
industrial layout or manufacturing production, usually under the direction of engineering staff. May study and record time, motion, method,
and speed involved in performance of production, maintenance, clerical,
and other worker operations for such purposes as establishing standard
production rates or improving efficiency.
Related Knowledge: Production and processing, engineering and technology, clerical practices, design, mathematics.
Skills: Troubleshooting, coordination, persuasion, technology design,
instructing, operations analysis, active learning, negotiation.
Interest Area: Business and Administration
Page COUNSELING TEAM
Counselors are assigned to students alphabetically, according to last names:
A-C Ms. Kristen Baumbach ext.
1278
D-He Mrs. Nancy Dembo ext. 1289
Hi-Ma Mrs. Mary Dobson ext. 1287
Mc-Sa Ms. Kara Grooms ext. 1288
Sc-Z Mrs. Marialena Bridges
(Director) ext.1284
Registrar: Ms. Janie Berry ext. 1282
Admin Asst: Ms. Karen Gose ext.
1261
Data Processor: Mrs. Sandy Gresham
Please do not hesitate to contact the
Counseling Team with questions or
concerns.
SPECIAL NOTICES
PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES
Monday, November 13TH, 2008 4-7pm
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2009 4-7pm
Don’t miss this opportunity to meet with
your child’s teachers to discuss academic
progress. To schedule appointments,
please contact Ms. Janie Berry (ext. 1282)
or Mrs. Karen Gose’ (ext. 1261) in the
Counseling office.
POINTERS FOR PARENTS
Information about Financial Aide
Fastweb’s College Gold
www.collegegold.org
Federal Student Aid for Students
studentaid.ed.gov FinAid
www.finaid.org
Project Scholarship Scam
www.ftc.gov/scholarshipscams
Taxes for Students
www.irs.gov/individuals/students
Sources of Aid
Scholarship Search
www.fastweb.com
Direct Loans
www.ed.gov/directloan
FAFSA (Free App. for Federal Student
Aid)
www.fafsa.ed.gov
FAFSA Pin
www.pin.ed.gov
Resources by State
finaid.org/otheraid/state.phtml
-Adapted from Fastweb! Student Bulletin
From a Hawk’s Eye View
CARNIVAL FOR KIDS / SECRET
SANTA WORKSHOP
BROOKE POINT HIGH SCHOOL
Saturday, November 15th 10:00am – 3:00pm
Come and Join the Fun!
Something for Everyone!
• Carnival for the kids (Elementary & Middle School) w/ games and prizes.
• Face painting, cake walk, karaoke, bean bag toss plus many more!
• Secret Santa workshop for the kids to purchase presents for their family.
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Vendors for the big kids (Mom & Dad) to shop too!
Pampered Chef, Mary Kay, Stained Glass Art, etc...
Ticket Sales @ the Door.
Funds raised will support the
BPHS Band Program.
FOCUS FORUM
November 13, 6:30-8:00
Drew Middle School
This is an informational
meeting for parents regarding Focus Gifted and Accelerated Programs offered by the county at the
elementary, middle, and high-school
levels. An overview of services will
be followed by specific break-out
sessions.
Please email Julie Stemple, BP’s
Focus Resource Teacher, with
questions: [email protected].
ANNUAL TURKEY DRIVE
It’s about that time again!
Thanksgiving is just around
the corner and the Brooke Point
Learn and Serve classes are holding the annual turkey drive. This
year’s event will be held on November 21, 2008 from 7:00 to 7:30
am in the front of the school. We
will be collecting turkeys to distribute to the Fredericksburg Food
Bank. Last year we collected over
1,100 lbs of turkey.
Just think about how happy
you will be making a family by
donating a turkey. Come out and
support this drive and make a difference in someone else’s life.
Your generosity is greatly
appreciated.
Page RENAISSANCE FEASTE
The planning has started
for the 11th Annual BPHS Renaissance Feaste!
It is to be held at BPHS
this year on Saturday, December
6th, and Sunday, December 7th at
5:00 PM on both days. Parent volunteers are
needed to make this a success. Mark your calendars and look for
flyers and reservation forms in the
near future!
APPLE CREDIT UNION
PROMOTION
Open a savings account during the
months of October and November
and Apple will pay the $5.00
deposit for you. Don’t miss this
excellent opportunity to start saving
with Apple.
Powder Puff Flag
Football Game
Sr. Girls
VS
Jr. Girls
November 8th 3:00 pm
Gates open at 2:30
@ BPHS Stadium
$5:00 adults & $2.00 students
Tickets sold at gate only
Senior and Junior boys will be the Cheerleaders!!
Be There!!
Happy Thanksgiving
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page Brooke Point Players
proudly present their fall production of
The Odd Couple
By Neil Simon
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Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
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Nov. 6, 7, 8, 2008 7:30 pm
at the Brooke Point Theater.
This classic comedy opens as a group of the gals has assembled for a game of
Trivial Pursuit in the apartment of divorced Olive Madison. And if the mess is any
indication, it’s no wonder that her husband left her, in addition to his gambling
problem. Late to arrive is Florence Unger, who the girls find out has just been
separated from her husband. Since she is very fastidious and none too relaxed,
they fear she might commit suicide, and go about locking all the windows. When
Florence arrives, she is scarcely allowed to go to the bathroom alone. As the
action unfolds, the clean-freak and the slob ultimately decide to room together with
hilarious results as The Odd Couple (female version) is born.
sion)
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page Partners for Safe Teen Driving
Required Parent Meeting for Behind-the-Wheel Participation
Car crashes are the leading cause of death among 16-19 year olds. Our community has been touched
by its own teen tragedies on local roadways. Partners for Safe Teen Driving is an initiative to reduce the
number of car crashes and save lives of teen drivers through parent awareness and education. This required
parent meeting targets parents as key players in influencing teens to drive safely and responsibly. The meeting will bring together parents, students, schools, law enforcement and community resources for an awareness campaign. The meeting agenda includes the following: •
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An explanation of the Behind the Wheel program and the 40-Hour Parent/Teen Driving Guide with required log sheet.
Highlights of traffic laws pertaining to teens and the graduated licensing restrictions from the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.
Information for Reducing the Risk from GEICO. The perspective of a bereaved parent.
Parents of students who are currently taking PE 10 and classroom driver education will be invited to
the Partners for Safe Teen Drivers meeting. If a student plans to take the optional course of Behind the Wheel
through Stafford Schools, the parent and student must attend the meeting. A student will not be allowed to
register for Behind the Wheel training without meeting all requirements, including the parent’s and student’s attendance at the meeting. Stafford County Schools is committed to working with parents to keep our students
safe and reduce teen crashes.
The following meeting dates are available to provide access to all parents. If the meeting at your
teen’s school is not convenient or timely, you are encouraged to attend a meeting at an alternate school site. The program is approximately ninety minutes long and begins at 7:00 p.m. The number one parent recommendation from the last two years’ participants has been to require the student to attend; therefore, the student is required to attend this meeting starting with the 2006-07 school year.
School
1st Semester
School
2nd Semester
Mountain View
Brooke Point
North Stafford
Stafford High
Colonial Forge
Sept 22, 2008
Oct. 27, 2008
Nov. 6, 2008
Dec. 8, 2008
Jan. 12, 2009
Mountain View
North Stafford
Brooke Point
Stafford High
Colonial Forge
Feb. 9, 2009
March 10, 2009
April 27, 2009
May 20, 2009
June 15, 2009
Please contact the Driver Education Building Coordinator if you have you questions:
Brooke Point High School Joe Kania
658-6080
Colonial Forge High School Celina Parker 658-6115
Mountain View High School Craig Lopez 658-6840
North Stafford High School Steve Cassiday
658-6150
Stafford High School Dale Portner 371-7200
Sample parent comments from last year’s meeting evaluations include:
“Thank you! I didn’t realize how much I would gain from this program prior to attending. You have started
a program that I hope catches on with other counties throughout the state and beyond.”
“This presentation was excellent! The information was truly an eye-opener.”
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES
Greg Margheim, Assistant Principal for Athletics and Activities
VHSL Criteria for Eligibility:
NOTE: Physical forms are available
at www.vhsl.org under “Publications
and Forms” or in the Main Office at
BPHS.
• MUST have a complete REVISED VHSL physical dated after May 1, 2008 to try out for any 2008/2009 school sport
• Must currently be enrolled in
no fewer than 5 subjects, or their
equivalent, offered for credit and
which may be used for graduation
• ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY FOR
FALL AND WINTER SPORTS WILL
BE BASED ON 2007-2008 YEAR
END GRADES. Students must
have passed 5 subjects, or their
equivalent, offered for credit and
which may be used for graduation.
2008 - 2009 ACTIVITIES
PASSES
Family Pass: $ 1 5 0 ( G o o d f o r
immediate family members ONLY)
Student pass: $50
Activity passes are good for all regular
season district HOME games and
competitions. Passes may be purchased
in the Activities Office from 2 to 3:30 pm
Monday through Friday.
IMPORTANT DATES
First Thurs. of each month Athletic Booster Club meetings in
Commons at 6:30 PM
Nov. 8 Powder Puff football game
at stadium at 3 PM
Nov. 10 First day of Winter Sports
Tryouts
SPIRIT APPAREL
Spirit apparel will be available for
sale at home football games or in
the Activities Office between 2 and
3:30 PM. Please call first to assure
availability.
Head Coaches – Winter Sports
Boys Basketball……….Joe Kania
Girls Basketball…….....Rick Butler
Swimming…………….Jill Bryant
Indoor Track………….Tresa Jones/Joe
Ocheltree
Wrestling……………..Brian Foley
Gymnastics…………...Nancy Stalik
Cheerleading………….Samantha
Sherfey
THE ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
WITH ALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
AND DIRECTIONS CAN BE
VIEWED AT www.highschoolsports.
net. PLEASE ALSO CHECK THE
SCHOOL WEBSITE www.stafford.
brooke.schoolfusion.us FOR
UPDATES AND SPORT SPECIFIC
INFORMATION.
TRYOUTS FOR WINTER SPORTS WILL BEGIN
NOVEMBER 10! BE SURE TO HAVE A FULLY
COMPLETED VHSL PHYSICAL DATED AFTER MAY 1,
2008 IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE.
“AS ONE”
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page Yearbook News
Parents,
It is time to purchase your child’s 2008-2009 yearbook. We are taking advantage of the Direct Pay program
through Herff Jones Yearbooks. You will receive information in the mail regarding your yearbook purchase. The price for yearbooks is $65.00 until December 1. This will be the last day for pre-ordering a yearbook.
Please note, this is an earlier deadline than last year. There will be a limited supply of extra yearbooks that
can be purchased at delivery. The price at delivery will be $75.00. You may send in a check (labeled with the
term Order #4000) to: Yearbook Order Center
PO Box 29
Edwardsville, KS 66113-9029 Place your order on our secure website.
www.yearbookordercenter.com
enter order #4000
Phone Place your order by calling the toll-free number:
1-866-287-3096
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Central Time
Thank you,
Martha Covington - Adviser
Senior Ads
Ads may be purchased now through December 1, 2008. All ad material must be submitted by Dec. 1st for
inclusion in the yearbook. If you would like to purchase an ad, see a yearbook student or come by room 217. The yearbook staff will be sponsoring an “Ad Night” on November 13th during the first parent/teacher conference night. If you would like to make an appointment please call the counseling office. Bring 12-15 pictures
in JPEG format on a CD or flash drive along with the message you would like to put on the ad. Our yearbook
editors will be here to create your ad. You will be able to see the ad and proof it before you leave. Prices for
the ads are as follows:
Black & White Ads
Full page - $278.50
Half page - $203.50
Quarter page - $103.50
Full-Color Ads
Full page $353.50
Half page $253.50
Quarter page $153.50
SENIORS! Order your yearbook before December 1st to be invited to the yearbook senior breakfast! This is
a special time for all seniors to pick up their yearbooks before underclassmen, have breakfast, and spend time
signing the yearbooks of your friends. Don’t be left out!
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page Brooke Point PTSO News
BPHS ~ PTSO
Dear Parents, Students and Staff,
We have many volunteer opportunities at BPHS and are in need of your time and talents. I encourage you to become an active partner by joining PTSO and volunteering at BPHS. Please send in
your Membership Form or stop by during open house and join in the fun! This year the cost is $5.00
for a family and $2.00 for staff members. Why become a member you ask? Well, it’s a proven fact
that students of families who are involved do better in school. The BPHS PTSO proudly supports the
staff and students. PTSO seniors may apply for the BPHS PTSO Scholarship. We are always seeking ideas and plans to help make our already awesome school even better. We have “Home of a Brooke Point Black Hawk” yard signs available and on sale for $5! This is a
great way to show your school spirit! People have asked me, how can we get one of those awesome signs? Let me tell you! If you forgot to pick up your sign at Open House, please just e-mail
me ([email protected]) and we’ll get you a sign! The staff was very appreciative of the back-to-school breakfast. Thank you to all who donated food
and volunteered. We will be hosting a Thanksgiving Dinner luncheon for the teachers and staff on
Tuesday, Nov. 4. If parents would like to help or donate an item please contact Deb Johnson at
[email protected] or 659-2697. Sincerely,
Cindy Patishnock
Upcoming Events: Thursday, November 6 at 7:30 pm ~ PTSO meeting in the Library
From a Hawk’s Eye View
Page Interims/Report Cards/Exams 2008-2009
Year-Long and Alternating Day Schedule
Interims
October 2
December 11
March 3
May 13
Marking Period Ends
November 3
January 27
April 2
June 16
Report Cards Out
November 10
February 3
April 9
June 22
Year Long and Alternating Day Exam Schedule
Midterm Exams XY / Final Exams 4x4
Jan. 22
Jan. 23
Jan. 26
Jan 27
Final Exams: Underclassmen - all classes
June 11
June 12
June 13
June 16
4x4 Block Schedule First Semester
Interims
September 16
October 17
November 20
January 8
Marking Period Ends
October 2
November 3
December 11
January 27
Report Cards Out
October 8
November 10
December 17
February 3
4x4 Block Exam Schedule First Semester
Midterm Exams 4x4
Oct. 31
Nov. 3
Final Exams: Underclassmen - 4x4
Jan. 23
Jan. 26
4x4 Block Schedule Second Semester
Interims
February 12
March 18
April 27
May 29
Marking Period Ends
March 3
April 2
May 13
June 16
Report Cards Out
March 6
April 9
May 19
June 22
4x4 Block Exam Schedule Second Semester
Midterm Exams 4x4
April 1 Blocks 1&3
April 2 Blocks 2&4
Final Exams: Underclassmen - 4x4
June 11 Blocks 1&2
June 12 Blocks 3&4
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Page 10
National Teen Driver Safety Week
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Brooke Point High School joined high schools across the country by participating in National Teen
Driver Safety Week (NTDSW) this October 19th – 25th, 2008. National Teen Driver Safety Week is
designed to spotlight the number one cause of death to teens: car crashes.
The week’s activities were geared towards awareness and to help prevent teen crashes and injuries.
This week we focused on educating students to Drive Safe and Ride Safe. We highlighted the specific
risks around drivers and passengers. New research shows having just one friend in the car can double
the risk of a fatal crash for teen drivers.
At BPHS, we believe it’s important to support parents’ efforts to keep our new drivers safe. That
includes making sure parents know of the dangers and new research on this issue.
As part of the week’s events, we set up a booth in the Commons area and encouraged teens to
sign pledges to drive safe and responsibly. During all three lunch shifts, 522 teens participated by
signing pledges to drive safe and ride safe. Some of the activities that took place included Traffic
Safety Deputy Lee Peters playing a card game with kids that contained questions about driving and
traffic laws in Virginia. If the kids answered the question correctly they received a small prize. Several
students received safe driving pamphlets to include: Foul Weather driving, Deadly Distractions, Crash
Course, Aggressive driving and Breakdown. Several students visited the table and asked questions
that were driving and traffic related. The students were also able to view a Powerpoint slideshow of
traffic accidents in Virginia.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Even if your teen isn’t driving, they are often passengers. It is important to start the conversation early
with your teen about riding with new drivers. Teens’ crash risk drastically drops six months after licensure
or 1,000 miles of experience. Use this information to set limits for your teen about passengers: Set a
rule about not riding with friends who don’t have this necessary experience. The Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia and other national organizations recommend waiting until new drivers have at least six
months experience before adding a teen passenger.
If you’re interested in more information, contact Deputy C. R. Burgess, SRO at BPHS 540-658-6080
X1115
Sincerely,
Deputy Carol R. Burgess
SRO/Stafford County Sheriff’s Office
Brooke Point High School
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I PLEDGE ___________________________ STARTING THIS MOMENT TO DRIVE SAFELY!
Name (Last, First, MI)
I WILL OBEY DRIVING LAWS AND DRIVE RESPONSIBLY
(initials on line)
_____ I will obey speed limits, traffic signs, signals and laws.
_____ I will wear a seat belt at all times. I will insist that my passengers buckle up too.
_____ I will not drive aggressively by racing, speeding, tailgating or cutting others off in traffic.
_____ I will learn and understand the Virginia Graduated Driver Licensing laws in my state. They require me to observe driving curfews; limit the number of passengers in my vehicle and restrict my use of a cell phone while driving.
_____ I will not drive when I am under the influence of drugs or alcohol. I will not get into nor ride as a passenger in a vehicle when the driver is under the influence.
_____ I understand that I alone am responsible for my actions behind the wheel.
_____ I will reconsider when I feel the “need” to hurry, drive fast or recklessly. I will slow down.
I understand that being late is better than having an accident.
_____ I will tell my parents where I am going, who else will be in the vehicle, what route I am taking and when I will return. If my trip changes I will notify my parents.
_____ I will remain alert when I am driving. If I feel drowsy or cannot give my full attention to driving, I will pull off the road and call for help.
_____ I will drive defensively at all times. I understand that I am responsible for my own safety, that of my passengers, and that of nearby motorists and pedestrians.
_____ I will not allow myself to become distracted while driving by using a cell phone, text messaging trying to tune the radio, eating, drinking, smoking or engaging in other actions that take my attention away from the road.
_____ I will keep the volume on the radio or music player to level where I can clearly hear sounds outside the car. I will not wear earphone or ear buds while driving.
_____ I will not drive if I am angry, over-tired or in a physical or emotional condition that can impair my driving.
_____ I will be aware of weather conditions that can affect my driving and will pull over and call for help if I am not able to drive safely.
_____ I will exercise extra caution when driving at night or when visibility is restricted by weather conditions.
I understand that driving laws are made for the protection of the general public me and my passengers!
Sign Your name below______________________________________
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Brooke Point High School Teens whom Pledged to Drive Safe and Ride
Safe during Teen Safe Driving Week October 19-25, 2008
Abeyta, Savannah D.
Adusei, Benjamin O.
Affaidoo, Precious A.
Aguilar, Erica Y.
Ahmad, Raya
Akerblom, Ashley E.
Anderson, Allison G.
Anderson, Ashlee C.
Anderson, Christina J.
Anderson, Destiny B.
Anderson, Sadona
Anotchi, Sostene
Archie, Sabrina
Ardoin, Jahney N.
Arnold, Sarah
Athing, Caroline
Austin, Shawn D.
Avendano, Cindy J.
Ayala, Diana
Baig, Hassan M.
Bailey, Christian
Bailey, Elise
Baire, Chris M.
Ballesteros, Sydney A.
Ballinger, Joshua A.
Bannister, Antonia C.
Barnes, Christopher R.
Barnette, Aja M.
Barrera, Miguel A.
Barthelemy, Edwina P.
Bartholomew, Dalia D.
Bartley, Skylar
Basinger, Sean C.
Batchelor, Carolyn L.
Beard, Taylor W.
Beckford, Selena
Beeson, Kayla P.
Beiswanger, Cody A.
Beiswanger, Tyler J.
Bergeria, Cecilia L.
Bermingham, Meghan
Berntsen, Ashley
Bienlien, Erica G.
Binkley, Alex A.
Bittle, Michaela J.
Blackmon, Jamyla E.
Blake, Connor R.
Blanch, Devin K.
Bland, Tameka S.
Bohr, Nicholas R.
Boit, Lancelot L.
Bond, Kimberly V.
Bond, Shelli M.
Bost, Nykira
Bosworth, Tom
Braddock, Ralph
Braddock, Shaneequa E.
Brady, Zach R.
Brainard, Benjamin
Branch, Lila S.
Brantley, Brandon
Bridges, Phillip A.
Brock, Nicole A.
Brodon, Emily A.
Bromwell, Kyle R.
Brooks, Arthur E.
Brown, Alexis A.
Brown, Gavin M.
Brown, LeKayla
Brown, Mara K.
Brown, Morgan C.
Bruner, Travis D.
Bryant, Donatello D.
Buckley, Tara M.
Buczek, Samuel
Bumbrey, Destiny I.
Burgess, Jonathan Jr.
Burr, Ashlee M.
Butler, Jamie L.
Byram, Megan F.
Calderin, Joshua
Dawkins, Michael R.
Cannon, Jazzmin A.
Cappaninee, Antonio M.
Carden, Derik M.
Carpenter, Logan S.
Carpenter, Michael A.
Carson, Zachary M.
Carson, Zachary M.
Carter, Chaela R.
Carter, Danielle N.
Carter, Kayla A.
Cary, Charmaine
Casaili, Autumn
Caslin, Jason
Cavalier, Meredith A.
Chorzempa, Mary K.
Chryst, Joe B.
Clark, Ciera S.
Clark, Kelly A.
Clark, Michael A.
Clarke, Marcos
Clarke, Raven A.
Claros, Edson
Clemons, Brandon T.
Clinton, Khiry D.
Cobb, Megan
Colby, Chris J.
Cole, Jacqueline A.
Coleman, Michael D.
Collins, Sierra
Colon, Gina M.
Conway, Taneyah A.
Conway, Tanisha A.
Coranski, Alix
Corbin, Kwuanita M.
Cortese, Caitlyn M.
Costello, Kyle P.
Cox, Lindsey J.
Cramer, Glenn R.
Croke, Jessie M.
Cupes, Gabbie
Curry, Kamesha E.
Daniels, Taylor
Danison, Jennifer A.
Dates, Alexandria B.
Davenport, Cara E.
Davis, Alana J.
Davis, Maggie J.
Davis, William P.
Dawson, Deja
Deckard, Meaghan F.
DeMonti, Kaitee J.
Denno, Christopher J.
Derose, Darryl
DiCostanzo, Gina M.
Dilegge, David A.
Dillon, Darrick S.
Donahue, Paige R.
Donath, Brandon M.
Dorsey, Tesean
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Dunbar, Victoria E.
Duncan, Heaven
Durbin, Kira N.
Dye, Nikki J.
Dye-Clark, Heather J.
Easley, Devin E.
Eber, Yvonne
Eby, Jeannette M.
Edmondson, Khalil S.
Eigmo, Joshua
Elliott, Brenan S.
Emory, Kyle M.
Evans, Zach J.
Fennell, Delonte
Fillis, Nichole R.
Flanagan, Zachary T.
Flinn, Mary
Florence, Sharon
Fox-Moles, Michael J.
Fox-Moles, Victoria D.
Fredell, Jennifer M.
Fredell, Laura E.
Froehlich, Samantha R.
Gant, Kris A.
Gass, Elizabeth C.
Gayle, Amber R.
Gerald, Joniqua L.
German, Anthony C.
Gilberta, Valeria
Gilmore, Chelsea M.
Goff, Stephen L.
Gonzales, Brandon W.
Goodman, Alex J.
Gordan, Jeremy
Graham, Brittney N.
Graham, Olivia E.
Green, Amy R.
Green, Chelsea R.
Greenhow, Bryan A.
Grimes, Zach J.
Gyasi, Margaret
Hager, Blair M.
Hajduk, Jennifer L.
Hall, Kellie R.
Hall, Pashelle S.
Hambrey, Ashley R.
Hamunnwright, Michael
Haney, Katelin M.
Hardin, Brittany N.
Hare, Brandon M.
Harper, Shakiya D.
Harris, Elizabeth Ann
Harris, Kayla E.
Harris, Robert D.
Harter, Ashley E.
Hassen, Jennifer M.
Hayden, Janie C.
Hayes, Ariel B.
Heft, Joe R.
Henderson, Tenna T.
Hensel, Christopher L.
Herron, Chelsea N.
Hitchcock, Barbie Lyn
Hodgens, Zachery J.
Holden, Kyle C.
Holder, Brittany S.
Holland, Arielle D.
Holmes, Phillip M.
Holzer, Stephen A.
Horsley, Uneek P.
Houk, Robbie R.
House, Brianna K.
Hryckiewicz, Shannon
Hughes, Tiana
Huminik, Lauren T.
Hummer, Paul T.
Hunt, Jason D.
Hydleburg, Dyanna S.
Hyman, Shaina L.
Infanti, Dominic J.
Ingold, Sarah A.
Irvin, Christian D.
Jackson, Danielle C.
Jackson, Jacklyn
Jacobs, Lewis D.
Janes, Stephanie D.
Jeffers, Karen R.
Jessica Bellamy V.
Johnson, Aneisha S.
Johnson, Thomas P.
Johnston, Spencer L.
Jones, Alan B.
Jones, Stephanie
Jones, William A.
Kappert, Karen
Katsarelis, Colton C.
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King, Johanna M.
Kirsner, Ella A.
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Kolb, Devin M.
Kornage, Albert J.
Krick, Ashleigh H.
Kurucz, Mitchell R.
Kyle, Chauncey, E.
Laabs, Ema M.
Lambe, Bryan A.
Lambert, Mariyaena
Langford, Kimberly M.
Larsen, Victoria
Lavoie, Suzanne, M.
Leonard, Casey J.
Lerner, Jewel A.
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Lewis, Kathleen E.
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Liedel, Timothy A.
Lindner, Court A.
Litalien, Jonathan C.
Lockett, Adrienne S.
Lockett, Brandon
Lockett, Matthew
Lopez, Vanessa J.
Lovett, Britne
Lowe, Larry
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Lyons, Joseph R.
Mainville, Derek C.
Maire, Morgan B.
Mangan, Kristen M.
Mangione Megan A.
Manners, Hadiya
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Martin, Michael S.
Martin, Nick P.
Martin, Quentin
Martinez, Wilberto
Massey, Princess RJ
Matute, Justin
Maughan, Kristen
Mayhew, Ashleigh N.
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McAleese, Kevin J.
From a Hawk’s Eye View
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Minter, Josh
Moore, Isaac
Moore, Latasha D.
Moore, Rickey E.
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Morris, Matthew A.
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Mullins, Kimberly A.
Mundo, Jose A.
Musah, Iman F.
Muuya, Wairoto G.
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Newman, Joshua
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Noggin, James T.
Norfleet, Dineiko M.
Norwood, Chris M.
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Oquendo, David G.
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Parker, Ethan
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Poggi, Ashley D.
Polite, Ryan M.
Pope, Lessi L.
Portwine, Kimberly G.
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Robinson, Logan P.
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Rodriguez, Wil, T.
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Roig, Matthew E.
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Roper, Chrsitopher J.
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Sampson, Rebekah M.
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Williams, Thurman
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