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The Awards issueIt is rocket scienceKarime Ramos NaranjoStaff Writer

It took one month to do the entire project,” said Ulysses Leon. Alex Sanchez and Ul-ysses, both sophomores, who worked together and entered

their project in the annual CJUSD Science Fair that took place on Feb. 4. The science fair was hosted by BHS in the gym with over 100 exhibits that were displayed from all 28 schools in the district. Awards and medals were given out Feb. 6. Alex and Ulysses’s project was titled, “The Effect of the Ratio

of the Potassium Nitrate to Sucrose in Creating a Rocket” and built their rocket with materials that added up to only $5. “We saw a video of some-one making a rocket out of potassi-um nitrate, and the science fair just happened to be right around the corner,” said Alex. They were the Overall Sweepstakes Winner which means the project placed first in the district and they got to advance to SIMS, along with 35 others exhibits. SIMS is the Inland Science and Engineer-ing Fair and was held on April 6. Along with taking first place, Alex and Ulysses also received a $50 gift

card to Barnes & Noble. Ulysses en-tered because he wanted to see if he could do better than his peers. “I learned that if I put my mind to something challenging I can overcome it…even though I don’t nec-essarily like group work,” laughed Ulysses.

Other winners included: Samuel Rivera, Andrew Lopez and Mauricio Munoz who will also ad-vance to SIMS. Their project was titled, “Ordinary Substances Against Fire.” Andrew said about their group project, “We took second place. Our project was about various kitchen products and which ones put out fire the best. Baking soda works best for a grease fire. We studied baking soda, sugar, water and flour.”

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Ulysses Leon Alex Sanchez

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ties needed to get into the program. The Colton Woman’s Club, who organized all of it, ask for rec-ommendations of students from teachers who they see as a potential leaders. “Not many students submit-ted essays this time around,” said Mrs. Butterworth. In order to enter, students must write an essay that answers the questions that are giv-en. From there, the Woman’s Club narrows it down to the top 10-15 students with the highest GPA, read the essays, and choose the student who they think will most benefit from the experience. Ulysses wants to become a politician in the future. “I want to be able to help people later on life and I see politics as the best way to do that.” Students who get in the program get the chance to get a taste of the, “Col-lege experience.” They stay in dorms on campus with

roommates from different schools. The program consists of unique leadership training, service learn-ing, and motivation building ex-periences that will take place from 7AM-11PM for the three days that they are there. “I’m not scared to go by my-self, I know it’ll be a good experi-ence.

Oh my gosh. Everyone who went, absolute-ly loved it,” smiled counselor Mrs. Heather Butterworth.

The Hugh O’Brian Youth Leader-ship Foundation (HOBY), allows a student provided by their school to attend a three day seminar at Chap-man University in Orange, Califor-nia. “Honestly, I knew I had a fair shot of getting in but I didn’t think I would actually win,” said winner Ulysses Leon. He took two hours to write his winning submis-sion. “None of the clubs or sports here seem interesting to me and this caught my attention so I thought I would give it a shot and enter.” HOBY’s goal is to inspire and develop our global commu-nity of youth to a life dedicated to leadership, service, and innovation. Oral and/or written communica-tion skills, creative problem solving, and sensitivity to the needs or con-cerns of others are only some quali-

Youth leadership winner wants to go into politics“

Meet and greet: Ulysses Leon receives a plaque from the mayor of Colton Richard DeLaRosa at his official acceptance of the HOBY award at the Colton’s Women Club on Feb. 14.

Our language is the re-flection of ourselves. A language is an exact reflection of the charac-

ter and growth of its speakers,” said Cesar Chavez once. That quote was also the theme for those who en-tered the annual Cesar Chavez Art & Writing Contest. Winner for the art por-tion, Jocelyn Paz, and winner for

the writing portion, Althea Bigay, took multiple hours to do their winning entry. Both of them also get to advance onto district judging. “We had around 28 art entries and 26 writing en-tries I believe,” said Mrs.Rizo. She was able to convince the admin team to give enough

Two years in a row Cesar Chavez winner

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Winners of the the 2017 Cesar Chavez writing and art contest are from left: Althea Bigay, Miranda Gomez, Nicole Mata, Cristina Banuelos, Valentina Cerrick and Jocelyn Paz.

On Feb. 15, 887 stu-dents were honored at the All-School Awards Night, first semester. Students

were given awards for Principal’s Honor Roll (having a 3.0 GPA or better), perfect attandance, or indi-vidual achievement in a subject. The cheer squad was on hand to cheer students and family as they walked into the foyer of the audito-rium and a photo backdrop of blue

On Feb. 18-19, Arden Garcia represented our campus as a member of the 2017 California

All-State Honor Choir. This is the highest honor any high school choir

member can receive – placing Ar-den in the category of the top 250 (100 if you count boys only) singers statewide. Arden’s

family traveled to San Jose, where he was tested one final time and then, under the guidance of a top-notch university conductor, spent two full days rehearsing for a final concert that took place on Saturday at Ca-thedral Basilica in downtown San Jose.

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This is the fourth time in BHS history that the school has been represented at this level. “Be-ing the fourth person in the school’s history was pretty special. Getting to meet all those other people at the festival...it was exciting to see other’s

In related news: The BHS Music Programs was proud to announce that on March 1 at the combined Band and Choir

Concert, 18 students were inducted into the first class into the Nation-al Music Honor Society known as Tri-M. These students represent high standards academically, mu-sically, and in their commitment to the community. “To be inducted you had to audition with a non-pop song, meet the grade requirment which is a 2.5, have some sort of leadership skills and be part of a music program,” said Melissa Flores. “By being in-

Singers make historyducted, it showed that all my hard work paid off.”

The following students were induct-ed:Gilbert CamachoGeovany Chavez-CisnerosAlison ColchadoAlejandro ContrerasMarcos FelixMelissa FloresArden GarciaValerie GarciaEsmeralda GilmanCarolina HidalgoJailene JaimeAmy MendozaYurie MkhitaryanValeria MotaLesley NunezSheila PonceJazmin SanchezFrancisco Torres-Orozco

with gold streamers and balloons was added so students and families had a place to stop for a selfie. A small slide show was pro-jected as people took their seats, with quotes from students about how they have enjoyed BHS. Here’s a complete list of stu-dents celebrated, many receiving more than one award on this eve-ning:

First semester award ceremony

Shaima AbdallahNicole AbeaMichelle AbundizAlejandra AcevesAriadne AcevesBrian Acosta

Oudi AhmadLitea AkauEtchi AkoEric Alavez-ColinMichelle Alcala MurilloSalvador Alcazar OviedoDahlia AlcocerCynthia Alegria AcostaLesly AlfaroKaitlin AllenAlyssa AlvaradoJoshan Alvarez ReyesBritney Amador HerreraApril AmajoyiPeaceval AmajoyiQuincy AmajoyiAngel AndradeAlexis Andrade-VargasVanessa AnguloDianna AnitaChristy AnyiamAshley ApplegateAlejandra AquinoJohnathan AragonJaime AraujoMichael Justin ArcinasAnthony Arellano

Destiny ArellanoSerena ArguellessKimberly ArguetaMichelle ArgumedoAlexis AscencioEsmeralda AvalosAnnaly AvelarEdwin AvelarGabriel AvilaJosiane AvilaValencia AvilezAhmad AwadMohammad AwadSummer AwadMohammad AwwadAramis AyalaLidben AyalaAlicia Ayala GutierrezFernando Ayala RamosJuan BaezMarco Baez-PulidoGiovanni BagsbyBriseyda Bagues BarronPriscilla Bagues BarronElizabeth BakerBritney Balencia

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Ricardo AguayoGabriela AguilarAngela Aguilar MoralesAbraham AguirreYajaira Aguirre HerreraAreeg Ahmad

All Awards Winners

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Art 1st Place: Jocelyn Paz Art 2nd Place: Valentina Carrick Art 3rd Place: Cristina Banuelos Writing 1st Place: Althea Bigay (2 years in a row)Writing 2nd Place: Nicole MataWriting 3rd Place: Miranda Gomez Prizes:1st Place: $50 movie gift card2nd Place: movie bundle3rd Place: 2 movie tickets

money so they could have good prizes. First place winners received a $50 movie gift card, second place re-ceived two movie tickets along with candies, and third place received two movie tickets. Mrs.Rizo put up all the entries around her classroom and the staff were able to go in and vote for the one that they liked. “My essay was actually super last minute. I had stuff going on and I just didn’t have the motivation to enter this time around but I woke up at like 2 in the morning the day it was due and I typed it up and sub-mitted it,” said Althea. “It took me 5 days to do my painting,” said Joc-elyn. She entered mostly for fun but

The way we view the world and how we view ourselves in rela-tion to the world may affect the language that we speak. We see

ourselves in other people’s eyes. It is the nature of the human race. We are a spe-cies of reflection hungry for it in every facet of our existence. A valiant man named Cesar Chavez stands up for the oppressed through his utilization of Mere language. His perseverance in striving for social justice inspires the mass that violence consists of hatred towards one’s nation and our language is the remaining light which brings op-timism in ending the belligerence of society towards one another. Words are powerful for it will leave scars we cannot see which are the hard-est to heal and that makes it greater than violence. I will rather choke on the greatness of my language than to

nibble on the mediocrity of the hu-man violence. Chavez’s desires to move mountains of injustice leads the people to rise with dignity as he gives hope to the indigent and underrepresented by expanding the possibility for victory to all workers across the nation. He el-evates the bar for equality through his mass mobilizing technique of creating marches, boycotting the grape industry, and doing hunger strikes which even-tually becomes huge enough to call the attention to the government. His passion to assist the fallen becomes re-flected through his non-violent protests which directly sends out the signal that the bloodless battle will not just change the lives of the common people, but will also impact future generations’ percep-tion of society. Adversity does not build charac-ter, it reveals it through the manner of one’s language and how gracefully they fight through their circumstances. Back

when I lived in the Philippines, I did not know that I was living in a third-world country until I came here in the United States. It was never mentioned in my school how poor my country re-ally is. I never questioned it because the community was so united and we treat-ed our home land like it is paradise. In times of calamity, instead of compet-ing for resources due to heavy storms and flash floods obliterating our entire town, Filipinos would check up on their neighborhoods to ask them what they need while saying the words, “po” and “opo” which are words the we state after every sentence we say to show respect to the elderly. The power of language changes our percipience of the world and Chavez’s contributions to our soci-ety are remarkable for his ambitions we broad enough to include the aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for our own. We can only be what we give ourselves the power to be. The victim can always become the victor if one chooses the dangerous liberty over the peaceful slavery. Chavez becomes the spokesperson for the oppressed because he was one himself too. His journey won monumental gains for farm work-ers, civil rights, political representation for racial miniorities and environmen-tal justice. Without Chavez having his voice heard, there will still be economic injustice, sexual, racial, and anti-immi-grant discrimination. We are drowning in informa-tion, but starving for knowledge. Vio-lence has filled our nation and it does not benefit anybody, but at the center of nonviolence stands the principle of love. There is no path to peace because peace is the path.

-Althea Jelsea P. Bigay

didn’t necessarily think she would win. “My inspiration was from ev-erything that’s been going on right now and my parents are immigrants so it means a lot to me,” said Jocelyn.

The Power of LanguageRead Althea’s winning essay belowh

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Jeffrey BalenciaEmmanuel BanuelosQuang BaoHector Barahona LopezAgustin BarajasMaritza BarajasIsmael Barragan PuentesJoseph BarreraElijah BatesBriana BatshounJulieanne BautistaPaulina Becerra GonzalezCarlos BecerrilSara BeelerJared Rey BenasfreJerome BenasfreMichael BenitezAlthea BigayChristopher Blancarte SierraMaria Blancarte-SierraLizette BlancoAeniah BondAshley BonillaDayeli BravoErik BravoDaniel Bravo FloresCristopher BrisenoBrandi BritoDaniela BritoElektra BrownRonnie ButlerPaulo CabralLizet CabralesDora Cabrales-PenaaAdrian Cabrera RoblesJoanna CalderonPaulette CalvilloAlexia CamachoGilbert CamachoDaisy Camacho-VarelaOliver Camino ConstanteAisha CamposRoxanna Canales MonjarasImelda CanoAndy CaoNorma CardenasZamantha CardenasRoberto Cardenas GuillenValentina CarrickItzel CarrilloIvan CarrilloXochitl CarrilloFernando CasasDaniela CastanedaMelanie CastanedaSheyla CastanedaFatima Castellanos BecerraHelen Castillejos-HernandeJoaquin CastillejosHernandezDaisy CastilloEvelyn CastilloJoe CastilloMarlyn CastilloWalezka CastilloJuliette Castillo-RamosGarrett CastleNadine CastorAissa Castro EspinozaSamuel Castro-VasquezCarissa CenicerosJose CerdaJaime CervantesCindy Cervantes MendezHeidi Chaidez OntiverosAlina ChavezJonathan ChavezLeslye ChavezMerari ChavezMontserrat ChavezRoberto ChavezJanet Chavez VictorGeovany Chavez-CisnerosGenesis Chavez-JimenezEmily ChihuahuaKathleen ChristensenKelly ChristensenAaliyah CisnerosJoel CisnerosCristal CobayashiAlison ColchadoAshli Colton

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Alejandro ContrerasAlondra ContrerasChristian ContrerasDavid ContrerasJacob ContrerasNohelia Contreras FelixEmily CordovaGianni Corilla-LazoFabian Corona ValadezNaomi CorralesEmily CortezGizela CortezAlejandra Cota-GarciaJackeline CovarrubiasKellee CrossJuancarlos CruzJeorgette CuellarAngelique CulbertsonKayla CunninghamGuillermo CurielAmelia CustodioSakay Dado-DominguezKish David DamasoGabriela Davalos-ZamudioIsaac DavilaRebecca DavisEduardo De AndaKaylan De DiosCesar De La Cruz CamachoEmely De La MoraBrandon De La RochaAlvaro De La TorreJosue De La TorreMariela DelgadilloElizabeth DelgadoGenesis DelgadoAlex DiazAlondra DiazClarissa DiazGilbert DiazManuel DiazRyan DiazTristan DiazEvelyn Diaz TerrazassKarla Diaz-SosaJanice DoMiriam DominguezAdrian DuranMaelia DuranMarissa DuranNayelie Duran-ZunigaBelen EatonViviana EatonRebecca EcheverriaBrooke EllisAllison EnriquezSabrina EscalanteKassandra EscamillaAlexandra EscobedoMargarita Esparza FloresBrooke EspinosaJared EspinosaPriscilla EsquedaAngie Esqueda CazaresLarissa EsquibelLauren EsquibelKaylin EsquivelUlises EstradaAlexia Estrada ZavalaZayra Famoso CamposAllison FarfanCris Farias RiveraHelen FekadeLizbeth FelixMarlet FelixJennifer Fernandez CarcamoJose Fernandez VillegasHenry FerrerSerena FickesMelissa FloresRobert FloresArturo Franco VillanuevaJustin FroggeMelanie FrontinoCamilla FuentesChristian FuentesSamantha FuentesIvan Fuentes-RamirezJesus Fuentes-RamirezAdeline Fuertado EbanksEmily Gabriel

Julian Gallardo ArguelloArayancy GallegosHaydee GallegosJoseline GalvanMaricruz GalvanJeanette GalvezDesiree GamboaKyla GamboaNayeli GamboaJacqueline GaminoOdalis GaminoAaron GarciaAndres GarciaArden GarciaArianna GarciaCelia GarciaDessire GarciaEduardo GarciaElisa GarciaHannah GarciaKatherine GarciaLiliana GarciaLuis GarciaMonica GarciaNatalia GarciaOtoniel GarciaSabrina GarciaValerie GarciaYuliett GarciaKevin Garcia MartinezJose Garcia-SolorzanoGustavo Garcia-TorresHector Garibaldo CastroJuliana Garibay-TamayoDariana GaritaEmanuel GarridoJuan Garza-GarzaVivian Gastelum SernaAmy GathingsEsmeralda GilmanDiana GomezDonavin GomezGiselle GomezIdaly GomezJailiny GomezJesus GomezMiranda GomezStephanie GomezVeronica GomezMaite Gomez-GuzmanHaley GongoraAldemaro GonzalezAndrea GonzalezArelly GonzalezCassandra GonzalezDeeAnn GonzalezDestiny GonzalezJazmin GonzalezJeanne GonzalezJerry GonzalezJessica GonzalezJoanna GonzalezJocelyn GonzalezJuan GonzalezMarissa GonzalezMarlene GonzalezMarty GonzalezNatalia GonzalezAngel Gonzalez GraciaDaniela Gonzalez RivasNayn Gonzalez-CasillasKlaudia Gonzalez-FriasRonald GoodbarKaren GoveaMadissyn GuelAnnaliza GuerreroIvan Guerrero MezaAdan GutierrezAnthony GutierrezGeorge GutierrezLily GutierrezSarah GutierrezBryan GuzmanDaniel GuzmanDestiny GuzmanNicholas GuzmanRigoberto GuzmanToni GuzmanMichael HalbersmaEvelyn HarborMichelle Harrigan

Colby Colbert HathcockClarissa HermosilloAngelica HernandezAshley HernandezBriana HernandezCandido HernandezDalila HernandezEileen HernandezErick HernandezGabriela HernandezGisselle HernandezKate HernandezLucinda HernandezMartin HernandezMelissa HernandezMonica HernandezNatalie HernandezNataly HernandezAna Hernandez MartinezIvan HerreraAna Herrera PalaciosCarolina HidalgoVanessa HidalgoWinny HoangErika HolguinGabriel HolguinPerla HolguinAnthony HuertaGisselle HuertaAlexis HuguezDestiny HuguezKurtis HunterFelipe HurtadoLeonardo Hurtado-MoralesMarilynn IbanezIsabel Ibarra VizcainoVictory IdehenSheyla IniguezCarla IsidroNathan ItaJaidyn JacobsKylee JacobsJacqueline JaimeJailene JaimeJerry JantesAlexander JaraEmily JaraEduardo Jaramillo BorjaJose JaureguiJAnthony Jimarez TapiaAngalique JimenezJocelyn JimenezNoel JimenezNatalia Jimenez WordenBrian Jimenez-LunaNoah JohnsonMc Kenzie JonesAlexia JordanVivian JuarezJonathan KhamphilathJustin KhamphilathNathaniel LaFargeErik LandaBriana Lara

Sabrina LealCristian LeonJoel LeonJorge LeonSarah LeonUlysses LeonLeanna LeyvaLorena Leyva EspinozaElian LiceaManuel LievanosXitlali LimonAngie Lizarde-MaciasKaren LizarragaJonathan LlamasAlexis LloydGerardo LoeraJose LoeraPaola LoeraAlexa LomeliAlene LopezAndrew LopezCarolina LopezCristian LopezDaisy LopezDaniela LopezErik LopezKarla LopezAlejandra Lopez RojasDebbie Lopez-MartinezJennifer LozanoJoseph LozanoDaniela Lozano HernandezAngelie LucioArlette LuevanoAlexis LuevanosLaura Luis GallegosDaniel Lule-MendozaEvelyn LunaDennis LustreKevin LyAlondra MaciasSara MacielMark MadridMarlene MadrigalEleazar Madrigal RodriguezAnecia MaestasCarmen MagallanesLiliana MagallonSuzzette MaganaElla Marjorie MalarejesJharely MaldonadoBailie Manning Rosario Manzanarez EstradaJoanna ManzoMatthew March-ThunClaudia MarinJesus MarinAlejandro MariscalBrianna MarquezAlyssa MartinBrianna MartinHannah MartinJacob MartinAdam Martinez

Let’s take a picture: On All Awards Night, Suzzette Magana along with her mother, Ms.Yessica Magana and little sister celebrate by taking a picture against the photo-op back drop.

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Andrew MartinezAngellina MartinezAnthony MartinezDaniel MartinezEmilio MartinezJasmin MartinezJocelyn MartinezJose MartinezJosue MartinezMarisol MartinezNydia MartinezPatricia MartinezYessenia MartinezYarel Martinez FloresLisset Martinez GenizAlexander Martinez GonzalezMaria Jose Martinez GranadosStefany Martinez-BarajasSusana MartosTrevon Mc HenryAliani MedinaDelilah MedinaDesiree MedinaErik MedinaKennedy MedinaPriscilla MedinaValeria MedinaDavid Medina MagallanesEmma Marie MejiaSarah MejiaLuis MelecioConsuelo MelendezCindy MelgarejoGabriel Mendez ReinaAmy MendozaAngel MendozaKarina MendozaMicaehla MendozaSophia MendozaVicente Mendoza-SosaGabriel MezaDaniel MichelEmily MillanNayeli MiralrioMelissa MirelesYurie MkhitaryanChristian MolinaLiliana MondragonCarmen MontanezSierra MontielDiana Mora AbundizEric MoralesJasmin MoralesStephanie MoralesVivian MoralesJessica Morales-HolguinDenise MoranJohn MoranEnrique MorenoEric MorenoSamuel MorenoKimberly Moreno-LopezLeslie Moreno-PolitoMaricarmen MosquedaAlondra Mota

Valerie MotaAndrew MunizEdwin MunozMiguel MunozsBrayan Munoz OlmosChristopher Munoz OrtegaMauricio Munoz ValtierraJessica MurilloAlexis NaranjoKevin NassCynthia NavaDenise NavaJoycebelle NavaKevin Nava HurtadoDiocelyn NavarreteLuis NavarroAlan NegreteLesley NunezDenise OcampoDayana OchoaFabian OchoaJulian OchoaKatherine OchoaBonnie Ochoa FloresItzel OlacheaKristi OliveiraJuvenal OlmosJasmeen OntiverosAlexis OrellanaCatherine OrellanaAmber OrnelasAndrew OrozcoJennifer OrozcoJoshua OrtaEmanuel OrtegaAngelica Ortega-EscobarAreli OrtizArmando OrtizJacqueline OrtizMiriam OrtizMaria Ortiz LaraDonaldo Ortiz ReyesNathon OvandoEvelyn OwuamaMathew PachecoMilena PachecoJuliet Pacheco-RojasAbraham PadillaBeatrice PadillaBernardo PadillaLeandro PadillaDominique Padilla-LozanoKayleena Palacios EscatelMelanie PalominoMiguel Parga LoeraJose Parra-ChavezLuis PartidaMarie PartidaDarrin PascuaJustin PascuaSofia PastranoVirginia PatinoJocelyn PazNayeli PazJorge Paz Mondragon

David PechJennifer Pedroza RamirezBrenda Pena CasillasAdrian PerezAlexandra PerezAlize PerezAndres PerezBrenda PerezCharlie PerezChristian PerezDaisy PerezEmily PerezJanelly PerezJonathan PerezKathleen PerezLuis PerezAlexis Perez BocanegraBriana Perez-PulidoSilvia Perez-SanchezChristia PetrieJan PicasoBrian PicenoBrittany PineloFrancisco PinzonJennica PioquintoIsabel Plasencia EscobedoEmily PlataSheila PonceCristian Ponce NietoJonathan PosadasAlejandra PreciadoJorge Pulido ChavezAlma Pulido LopezJasmine QuezadaOfelia QuezadaYesenia QuezadaCourtney QuinonesAdely Quintero BeltranAbigail RamirezAmerica RamirezAnalexis RamirezAnthony RamirezBriana RamirezCynthia RamirezDavid RamirezGabriel RamirezJoselynn RamirezKayla RamirezMonica RamirezQuirina RamirezTaylor RamirezVictoria RamirezYesenia RamirezJuan Ramirez BecerraJaqueline Ramirez GuzmanAlejandra Ramirez RayasAlejandra Ramirez-LopezAndrew RamosSabrina RamosKarime Ramos NaranjoAmanda Razo BravoRaymond RealValeria RealLoren RecioAnthony RedondoGisselle RendonRaquel RenteriaYasmine RenteriaYvette Renteria-ArreolaBrittney ReyesEduardo ReyesNayeli ReyesMisty Reyes NavaYamilet Reyes ReyesEmely ReynaLizet RicoAnthony RinconJorge RinconAdriana RiosDaisy RiosVanessa RiosAngel RivasDenise RivasAdrianna RiveraAlondra RiveraEdward RiveraIsabel RiveraJoel RiveraMariana RiveraValerie RiveraAsael Rivera Silva

Alina RobinsonBricia RodarteRene RodasAlexa RodriguezAmerica RodriguezCasandra RodriguezHaidee RodriguezKevin RodriguezLauren RodriguezMatthew RodriguezOralia RodriguezRicardo RodriguezRocky RodriguezVirginia RodriguezVivianna RodriguezEstefania Rodriguez LaurianoMarylin Arlett Rodriguez RamirezKaren Rodriguez ValenzuelaAlexis Rodriguez-GomezEduardo RojasMartin RojasShelby RojasJose RomanNick RomanAna Romero SanchezLorena Romero SanchezCaroline RomoEzequiel RomoChristopher RosasDaniel Rosetti-CruzAlex RuizGeorge RuizLizbeth RuizFatima Ruiz RegaladoDaniel SalazarStephen SalazarMaite SalcedoCarolina SaldanaCarla SalgadoRosa SalgadoLuis SanabriaAlberto SanchezAlex SanchezAnthony SanchezClemente SanchezDaniela SanchezDenisse SanchezGabriel SanchezIsaiah James SanchezJazmin SanchezMaria SanchezImelda Sanchez NavarreteAustin SandersKaitlynn SandersAngelica SandovalBrianna SandovalCarlos SandovalJocelyn SandovalSandra SandovalNayeli Sandoval GalloAndrew SantanaClaudia SantanaDaniel Sarabia ChaidezVanessa SeguraVeronica SejaYazmin Serna-LealNadine SerranoSilvia SerranoFatema ShalabiKhadeeja ShalabiAdam ShepardFrancisco SilvaBryanna SimianoSimranjit SinghTajinder SinghAlexia SirMorgan SmithLeilani Smith-MyersDiana SoberanoVanessa SoberanoAnthony SolanoLizbeth SolanoMaryann SolanoIvan Solano-AcunaLudvin SolaresRichard SolaresAlexandra Solares MunguiaSahara Solares MunguiaBrandonn SolisDaisy SolorzaCarlos Solorzano-Moreno

Calixto SoriaGuillermo SoriaAndrea SotoJacqueline SotoAniya StalloneAnna StanglLeilani SuarezJuan Suarez SabedraEsmeralda TabaresGustavo TabaresJose TabaresShenamarie TaboadaBrianna TangLesley TapiaWilliam TapiaDenis TavaresLoni TavaresBrianna ThomasMario TonloyFrancisco TopeteAlan TorresCorrina TorresLeslie TorresLysandra TorresSashi TorresAnissa Torres OrozcoLeslie Torres-SandovalMaria Torres-SepulvedaGloria TovarHung TranAlex TregliaEdward TrimbleAnahi TrujilloJessica TrujilloNathaniel TrujilloIsabel UribeRichard Urquizo GarciaMaria VacaDesiree ValderramaAntonio ValdezEsmeralda G ValdezEsmeralda ValdezAlejandra ValenciaTania Valencia-PazcualMauricio Valero BravoAdriana ValleArianna ValverdeDaniela VargasFernando VargasPriscilla Vargas-PenaBrittany VasquezBrock VasquezSteven VasquezAlan VazquezCelene VazquezEmily VazquezGerardo VazquezVeronica VazquezYadira Vazquez-VillasenorMichael VeladoBrenda VelascoJoel VelascoPaola Velasco ArandaNicholas VelozMichelle Ventura ZepedaAmerica VeraCindy VeraAdrian Vera ChavezDenise VidrioFernando VidrioBetsaida VieraGuadalupe VillaMaria VillalobosNayeli Villalobos SanchezNoeli Villalobos SanchezZitlaly Villalobos-SanchezManuel VillalvazoBrianna Villarruel MunguiaMariana Villasenor RiveraAlexis VillegasShadrach VisteBenjamin WaltonEthan WandelBrandon WhitekerGavin WillifordCiara YanezPaola YanezNathan YermanAlexis ZamoraEsperanza ZamoraEzra Zaroff-HernandezMarcial Zaroff-HernandezAndrew ZatarayEmily ZavalaJose ZavalaStephanie ZavalaPriscilla ZavalzaKimberli ZentenoKailah ZepedaMichelle ZepedaKarina Zepeda SandovalShabeli Zepeda-SandovalLeo Zubiate

Stand up students: From left: Anthony Gutierrez, Luis Carlos Garcia, Luis David Garcia, Sofia Mendoza Briana Perez-Pulido, Oralia Rodriguez, Jorge Gonzalez, Jorge Rincon and Anissa Torres receive medals for having high GPA’s.