Lobo Howl Newsletter - Rocky Mountain High School

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APRIL 2016
Rocky Mountain
High School
1300 West Swallow Rd.
Fort Collins, CO 80526
Main Office Number
970.488.7023
Attendance Number (24 hrs)
970.488.7002
Athletics Number
970.488.7016
Student Services Number
970.488.7032
School Resource Officer
970.488.7013
Media Center
970.488.7040
Important Dates for Fourth Quarter
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April 20th: 7:00pm, Lobo Lectur e Ser ies #4 in Auditor ium
(speaker: Nina Bodenhammer)
April 30th: 8:00pm, Pr om at CSU Lor y Student Center Ballr oom
April 30th: 10:00pm, After Pr om @ RMHS
May 21st: 1:00pm, RMHS Gr aduation @ CSU Moby Ar ena
May 27th: Last Day of Classes
Wednesday, May 25th
1st Period
7:30am—9:00am
2nd Period
9:10am—10:50am
Lunch
10:50am—11:40am
3rd Period
11:40am—1:10pm
FINAL EXAM
4th Period
1:20pm—2:50pm
FINAL EXAM
1st Period
7:30am—9:00am
FINAL EXAM
2nd Period
9:10am—10:50am
FINAL EXAM
Thursday, May 26th
Website
http://eweb.psdschools.org/
schools/rockymountain/
** Thursday afternoon and Friday morning are set aside for make up finals time for students that were absent for any
finals or need to make up work.
Para infomacion en Español
hablar con Aracely Alba al:
970.488.7035
Rocky Mountain High School - Home of the Lobos
Advertising in this newsletter does not imply endorsement by Poudre School District.
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Administrators and
Dean of Students
If you need assistance from
any of our administrators,
please feel free to call or
email.
Principal
Craig Woodall
488-7015
cwoodall@psdschools.org
Office Manager
Erin Murray
488-7015
emurray@psdschools.org
Assistant Principal
Tim Bruell
488-7007
tbruell@psdschools.org
APRIL 2016
Secondary Summer School
PSD will be offering secondary level summer school classes June 2-29 at Fort
Collins High School.
More information is available here: www.tinyurl.com/PSDSummer
Time & Dates
Credit
Monday through Friday: June 2-29
Morning Session: 8:00am-11:30am
Afternoon Session: 12:00pm-3:30pm
*Each semester class is worth 5 credits
*Students may sign up for am, pm and
online sessions for a maximum of 10 credits
*Summer School cannot offer a year of
credit in one subject
*Students are responsible for turning in
Grade Change Forms at completion of class
*Math classes are credit recovery ONLY
Registration
*Registration begins March 21, 2016
*May 26-June1, register at Centennial HS
*June 2– register at Fort Collins HS
*All payments are due at time of
registration. Payment must be made before
online classes will be activated.
Assistant Principal
Wayne Moddelmog
Athletics Director
488-7006
wmoddelm@psdschools.org
Location/Phone
Assistant Principal
Tyler Ann Nickel
Activities Director
488-7009
tylert@psdschools.org
Tuition
Assistant Principal
Karen Bennett
488-7008
bennett@psdschools.org
Fort Collins High School
3400 Lambkin Way
Phone: 970-488-8160
*Cost of each 5 credit class: $175
*Free&Reduced: $135
Request to reduce tuition must come from
your student’s school
*Out-of-district students: $215
*Option for taking Health/PE for 2.5 credits
instead of the full 5 credits: $100
(Online ONLY)
Refunds
Refunds are only granted until JUNE 6th.
NO REFUNDS AFTER JUNE 6th.
*Make refund requests at Centennial HS
*Complete a Refund Request Form and
submit the original receipt for the class
*For each class dropped, a processing fee of
$5.00 will be deducted from the refund
*Refund checks are mailed within two
weeks of the request date
Online High School
Information about online high school can be
found at:
www.tinyurl.com/PSDSummer
Dean of Students
Russ Stapleton
488-7155
rstaplet@psdschools.org
Dean of Students
Mike Ruffner
488-7192
mruffner@psdschools.org
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APRIL 2016
AP Exam Information
Notes for Test Day:
PLEASE DO NOT BRING:
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Cell phones, digital cameras, laptops, Bluetooth enabled devices, iPods, MP3
players, or any other electronic or communication device. (Students are not
allowed to use these devices at any time during testing. This includes breaks.)
Students caught using these devices will have their exam voided and possibly
will void the tests of all students taking the exam at the same time. This is
serious with AP! Last year, 350+ student tests nationally were invalidated due
to cell phones!!
Mechanical pencils, highlighters, notes or colored pencils.
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Scratch paper. (extra scratch paper will be provided by the proctor.
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Watches that have an alarm or beep.
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Food or drink. You may have a water bottle for breaks.
We appreciate your help with this. We want to make sure everyone testing has a
successful experience and gets the optimum score!
MAKE SURE YOU BRING: Every student should bring at least two #2
pencils, two black or dark blue ink pens, and photo ID.
**See test schedules on the following page...
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AP Exam Information continued...
AP Exam Schedules:
Date
(Week 1)
8:00am Testing
Report at 7:30am
12:00pm Testing
Report at 11:30am
Monday, May 2
Chemistry
*Bring Calculator
Psychology
Tuesday, May 3
Spanish Language
Physics 1: Algebra-Based
*Bring Calculator
Wednesday, May 4
English Literature &
Composition
Physics 2: Algebra-Based
*Bring Calculator
Thursday, May 5
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
*Bring Calculator
Friday, May 6
US History
German Language
Date
(Week 2)
8:00am Testing
Report at 7:30am
12:00pm Testing
Report at 11:30am
Monday, May 9
Biology
Tuesday, May 10
U.S. Government & Politics
French Language
Wednesday, May 11
English Literature &
Composition
Macroeconomics
Thursday, May 12
Comparative Government &
Politics
Statistics
*Bring Calculator
Friday May 13
Human Geography
Microeconomics
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APRIL 2016
From the Health Office
We still have some students who are missing some immunizations. Notices have been sent
home every month with those students. If you have any questions about whether your
student is compliant with state law, please call the health office and we can check the
school records.
Colorado has been making changed to the immunization law over the past year. Currently,
it is expected that the exemption rules will change July 1. After July 1, all exemptions will
need to be resigned. Schools will no longer be accepting paper exemptions, all exemptions
will be signed online. Personal conviction and religious exemptions will need to be signed
yearly, medical exemptions only need to be signed once. There is contact info on that form
if you have questions about the changes in exemptions. If your student has exemptions on
file now, I’ll send you a note in May. For more information about the changes, follow this
link: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/vaccine-exemptions.
Career Cab Events
Career Cab Field Trips are half-day, free opportunities for Rocky students to explore careers in a
number of fields. Trips coming up:
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Heavy Equipment/Gas/Oil—April 21
 Firefighting—May 12
(Dates subject to change)
Career Cab trips are limited to 12 students in good academic standing. If you are interested in a
field trip, sign up in the College and Career Center now. Once permission slips are available
(usually 2-3 weeks prior to the trip), one will be sent to you in class. Return your permission slip
as soon as possible to reserve your seat!
Already this school year, we have visited many businesses to learn about their related
careers. We are grateful for the support from the following business partners!
Agriculture/Farming—Bellvue-Watson Fish Hatchery and KM2 Farms
Construction—CSU Construction and Hensel Phelps Construction
Working with Animals—Raintree Animal Hospital and FRCC
Police Services—Larimer County Courthouse and Larimer County Sheriffs Dept
Cosmetology—Hair Dynamics and The Parlour
Healthcare—CSU Health Center and Columbine Healthcare
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
Please join us in congratulating the following students for their academic
achievement, leadership, and extracurricular and community involvement.
Analise Iwanski – Boettcher Scholarship
Xandria Amash and Olivia Fortunato – Daniels Scholarship
Danielle Browne – HOBY
Rylee Bundy – HOBY Alternate
Hannah Kuhn-Gale – CU Boulder Outstanding Colorado Student Award
Sean Cornell – Colorado School of Mines Medal Award
Aaron Lambert and Cate McCowin – Colorado College Colorado Scholars
Program
Andrew Bennett – Shepardson STEM Educating All Children Scholarship
Emily Blomberg – Lena & Evelyn Traut Memorial Scholarship
Xandria Amash – Elks Academic Scholarship
Noelle Hemphill, Emma Kauzmann, Madelyn Murray, and Olivia
Thomas – Zonta International
Please go and support our student artists at the Fort Collins Museum of Art
Mask exhibit. The show runs April 1- May 6. The students who contributed
are: Melody Brunswig, Madison Nigro, and Taylor Wernig.
Visit their web site for more information: http://www.ftcma.org
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Lobo Brag Board
Special Thanks to the 2015-2016 Peer Counselors and their sponsors!
A special thanks to counselors Pam Kilness, Jo Locricchio and Kelley Madden
for training and working with our Peer Counselors. These young people are
committed to making Rocky Mountain High School a great place to be. They
have volunteered over 2000 hours of their time planning and assisting with
many school events. Some projects include new student orientation, Back-ToSchool Night, Adopt-A-Family, and Unity Week. They have made over 40
presentations in the high school and junior highs on the topics of suicide
prevention, sexual assault and harassment education and prevention. Our peers
are invaluable in working with other students who are experiencing academic
and personal challenges.
Laura Ackerson
Austin Maciel
Matt Bartholomew
Emma Kauzmann
Autry Baskin
Lena Long-Shore
Andrew Bennett
Avery Martin
Baylee Bedard
Joey McCoy
Lupita Castorena
Chris Monell
Frida Dawson
Maddie Murray
Jeffrey Ellis
Logan Murray
Jaxn Engstrom
Soren Ostregren
Rachel Fairbairn
Trevonne Robinson
Megan Fenwick
Elsa Roeber
Katey Fitzgerald
Quinn Schulte
Casey Forest
Dom Snyder
Erica Giesenhagen
Sydney Thein
Noelle Hemphill
Mark Thiebaut
Rachel Holland
Olivia Thomas
Ryan Hutcheson
Jhossep Torres
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
From FCCLA:
RMHS was the only school in the city to end up with only gold and silver
recognition at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference earlier this month! 16
students traveled down to Denver for the event- 14 competed and 2
judged. Please help me in congratulating this amazing young men and women!
Student
Event
Place
Wes Duckworth
Cake Design
Silver & Recipient of $1000
scholarship to Escoffier Culinary
School
Caydi Johnson & Veronica Frost
Life Event Planning
Silver
Erica Cordova & Maddie May
Food Innovations
Silver
Makayla Brown
Focus on Children
Silver
Annika Mahler
Leadership
Silver
Amanda Wagner
Recycle & Design
Silver
Madison Mauch
(student at Preston)
Nutrition & Wellness
Silver
Abby Mielke, Kaleigh Thrash,
Liz Bruenger
Chapter Service
Project
Gold
Jared Wright
Applied Math for
Culinary Management
Gold, 1st Place-National Qualifier
Molly O’Brien
Fashion Design
Gold, 1st Place-National Qualifier
**Jared Wright and Molly O'Brien both earned $1000 scholarships to Johnson
and Wales University.
**Molly O'Brien earned a $3,000/year scholarship to Fashion Institute of
Design and Merchandising and will be competing at Nationals to earn a first
place prize of a FULL RIDE SCHOLARSHIP to FIDM (private school and
best fashion design school in the nation!)
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
RMHS Makers Club
The RMHS Makers Club raced their “built from scratch” electric cars at
Bandimere Speedway earlier this month. The students exhibited authentic
problem solving and enthusiasm throughout the event. They started with trying
to figure out how to prevent a pedal on their car from prolapsing before the
race even started, to problem solving as a pit crew when their car needed help
to get back on the track. It was a team of MacGyver’s in action! Rocky had the
most cars and the only cars that were not made from a kit.
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
Congratulations to RMHS sophomore Dawson Scheid, and his robotics team
The Highlanders, for winning the Engineering Inspiration Award at the FIRST
FRC Robotics Tournament in Flagstaff, AZ. His team consists of 20 students
from five schools in the northern Colorado area. This prestigious award
"celebrates outstanding success in advancing respect and appreciation for
engineering within a team’s school and community” and qualifies the team to
compete at the FRC World Championship in Saint Louis in April, with the
$5000 entry fee paid by NASA.
FIRST stands for For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and
Technology - See more at: http://www.firstinspires.org/ .
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
Congratulations to the following students for an outstanding job at the State
Mock Trial Competition earlier this month at the Pueblo County
Courthouse. Colorado had 125 mock trial teams this year, 24 qualified and
competed at the state competition and Rocky Mountain finished 3rd out of all
these teams!
Prosecution team: Sydney Buchheister , J ames Halder man, Mikayla
Johnson, Ayrika Johnson, Kendrick Seen, Kelli Hatch
Defense team: Andr ew Maddox, Cathleen Marzolf, Ayrika J ohnson,
Sydney Buchheister, Sharra Baeighkley, Danielle Silverstein
If you know any of our attorney coaches: Nathan Hansen, Renee Doak, and
Ethan Doak, please thank and congratulate them as well! They put in a
tremendous number of hours and we obviously couldn’t do it without their
time, expertise and support!
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APRIL 2016
Lobo Brag Board
CHSAA State Tournament
Please congratulate the following nine students who made an incredibly strong showing at the
CHSAA Speech and Debate State Tournament. In addition to a State Champion (Rocky’s first
in 10 years as well as our first ever State Champion in an Interpretation event) Rocky was
represented in numerous semi-final and final rounds!
Taylor Stone – State Champion in Poetry Interpretation
Tommy Long and Ailish Beveridge – 3rd place in Public Forum Debate
Caleb Schmitz – 5th place in Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Val Sonnenberg and Anna Davis – 7th place in Duo Interpretation
Katie Winkelman and Ben Lacey – 9th place in Public Forum Debate
Sammie Leo – 10th place in International Extemporaneous Speaking
National Qualifying Tournament
In addition to State, Rocky won the Speech Sweepstakes award as well as the District
Sweepstakes award for having the most qualifiers (12th time in 14 years!). Additionally,
Rocky claimed every single qualifying spot in Congressional Debate for the district. The
following nine students will travel to Salt Lake City, Utah in June for the National Speech and
Debate Tournament:
Katie Winkelman (Senior) and Ben Lacey (Sophomore) – Public Forum Debate
(undefeated)
Theo Champ (Senior) and Brendan Giesey (Senior) – Public Forum Debate
Sammie Leo (Senior) – National Extemporaneous Speaking
Val Sonnenberg (Senior) and Anna Davis (Senior) – Duo Interpretation
Logan Haas (J unior) – Informative Speaking
Abby Roberts (Freshman) – Humorous Interpretation
Honorable Mention: Although students may only compete in one event, many qualified
in more than one. Double qualifiers are in a special tier at qualifying tournaments, with fewer
than ten students in the category. Triple qualifiers are even more rare; there have been fewer
than ten in Rocky’s history alone.
Double Qualifiers:
Sammie Leo – Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking, Congressional Debate (Senate)
Sammie is also the first student in the Poudre School District to have qualified to the National
tournament all four years of high school – an accomplishment achieved by fewer than 50
students nationally!
Val Sonnenberg – Duo Interpretation, top qualifier in Humorous Interpretation
Logan Haas – Informative Speaking, top speaker in Congressional Debate (House)
Triple Qualifiers:
Theo Champ – Public Forum Debate, top qualifier in International Extemporaneous
Speaking, top speaker in Congressional Debate (House)
Brendan Giesey – Public Forum Debate, qualifier in International Extemporaneous Speaking,
top speaker in Congressional Debate (Senate)
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APRIL 2016
Los Lobos Diversity Club
Los Lobos Diversity Club, sponsored by Mrs. Alba, was recognized as a great club by
empowering others, supporting programs that help the most needy, respect for life and
acceptance of others and by building unity and community mobilization on March
31st under the Cesar Chavez Award!
Pictured: Laura Garcia, Amaury Padilla, Karina Barajas, Yamileth Fuentes Castillo, Monica Garcia, and Veronica Barajas
Not Pictured: Lesley Garcia, Estefania Granados and Jennifer Gonzalez .
Los Lobos members (Amaury
Rodríguez, Andrea Mendoza, Jennifer
Gonzalez, Karen Solorio, Alan
Patricio, Karina and Verónica Barajas,
Carlos Gutiérrez, Edgar Ramos,
Lesley Garcia and Estefania
Granados) recently volunteered at
Beattie’s Family Carnival on
April 7th. David C. Patterson,
Beattie’s Principal, had this to
say about our students:
“Aracely, I want to thank you
for getting involved with our
school carnival tonight. The
RMHS students were great with
our students, and really did a
great job running the games and
jumping in where we needed
them. They represented RMHS
with pride, and we were
impressed with these young
people. We hope you will
partner with us for the same
event again next year.”
Great job, ‘Bo’s!!
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Lobos of the Month
Please Join Us In
Congratulating Our
Lobo of the
Month Winners
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Athletics
RMHS K-8 Boys & Girls Summer Skills Camp—May 23-25
Follow this link for more info: https://rmh.psdschools.org/athletics/camps
Volleyball Skills Sessions Begin April 5
Open Gyms begin April 5th and will run until May 12th from 3:15-5:15pm. Weightlifting will
be every Tuesday & Thursday from 5:15pm-6:15pm
**The week of April 18th: Open Gym ONLY on April 22nd.
Girls Basketball Spring/Summer Skills/Weights Calendar
Follow this link for more info: https://rmh.psdschools.org/athletics/sports-info/winter-season
*Families/players can also find information @: www.rockylobobasketball.wix.com/
rmbasketball or on twitter @rockygirlsbball
RMHS Cheerleading Tryouts 2016-2017
April 18-21 @ 3:30-5:30pm, April 22 @ 4:00pm RMHS AUX Gym
Please make sure to complete all 2015-2016 Athletic Participation paperwork (Dr.’s signature
not required until participant makes the team. All forms needed for tryouts available in the
front office and online at:https://rmh.psdschools.org/athletics/participation-fees. Note that
once participant makes team, Dr’s signature required right away! More forms will be required
in August for the 2016-2017 school year!
Register: https://coloradocheeracademy.formstack.com/forms/rmhs_cheer_tryouts
Click here for tryout packet: https://rmh.psdschools.org/athletics/sports-info/fall-season
Questions? Kwilkerson@psdschools.org
Spring/Summer 2016: Off-Season Football
Follow this link for more info: https://rmh.psdschools.org/athletics/sports-info/fall-season
Athletic Dead/Timeout Week: August 1-5, 2016
No athlete/coach contact from Aug. 1-5. Athletes should plan to do personal and family things
during this time. All facilities will be closed and will be off limits to athletes!
**Offical Date for Current 9th Graders to Participate at HS for Sports**
The official date that 9th graders may participate in athletics at the high school is May 19th
(day after MS Track Championships). Exception to this rule is for athletes that want to try
out for cheer or dance (as those tryouts usually occur in March or April)!
Need to find an athletic schedule???
You can locate schedules two ways…
1) Go to the Rocky website and click on the Athletics Tab. On the left hand side of the page,
click on “Schedules and Scores.”
2) Go to http://rmathletics.org and click on your favorite team at the bottom of the page.
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Athletics
IMPORTANT VOLLEYBALL SUMMER/FALL INFO MEETING
APRIL 26, 5:30 PM
There will be an important volleyball meeting for all interested HS girls and
interested incoming 9th graders on Tuesday, April 26 at 5:30 pm in the San
Juan Open Spaces at Rocky. Important summer, tryout and fundraising
information will be given then.
BOYS BASKETBALL INFO MEETING APRIL 27, 5:30 PM
Parents of athletes interested in boys basketball at Rocky should plan to attend
a summer info meeting on Wed., April 27, 5:30-6:30 pm in the Main Gym.
Current Rocky parents of athletes and Incoming freshman parents are
encouraged to attend. Important summer and camp information will be given
out then.
SPRING ATHLETIC SIGNINGS:
Congratulations to the following Lobos who were recognized on Wednesday,
April 13th with the opportunity to continue their academic/athletic careers in
college:
Kacey Donner – Cross Country/Track, University of Wyoming
Bryan Hird – Cross Country/Track, Colorado State University
Adrian Veliz Smith – Boys Soccer, Western Nebraska Community College
Daphne Williams – Girls Swimming, Colorado School of Mines
Taira Cottingham – Volleyball, East Carolina University
Michaela Kriewall – Volleyball, Laramie County Community College
Morgan Weatherwax – Volleyball, College of Southern Idaho
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APRIL 2016
Student Opportunities
Would you like to help out the animals at Animal House?
If so, we would greatly appreciate your donations! Sophie, Lindsey, Maddy,
and Heidi are a group of students in a leadership class at Webber Middle
School. These young ladies are doing a service project and their group
is donating supplies to Animal House. Animal House is an organization that
rescues animals, with a mission to decrease the euthanasia rate of adoptable
animals. The organization also collaborates with overpopulated animal
shelters to take-in some of the animals, as well as, rescue strays and put them
up for adoption. These animals are rescued instead of killed, and with your
donations they can continue their mission! Please, donate for the cause in the
RMHS Front Office!
Check this out! RMHS' award-winning literary magazine, The Looking Glass,
is just about ready to head off for publication. Featuring fantastic fiction,
poetry, art, and music from a great variety of RMHS students, and pieced
together by our outstanding design team, this year's magazine is bound to be a
classic
You can support this artistic endeavor and pick up your own copy of the
magazine at The Looking Glass Launch Party on Friday, May 6th from 5pm8pm at Everyday Joe’s Coffee Shop in Old Town. Everyone is welcome
and admission is only $3. If you submitted a piece of writing, music or art
and do not know whether or not you have been accepted into The Looking
Glass Magazine, please check your email. If you have had a piece of
writing accepted, consider signing up in Mr. Glenn’s room to read your piece
aloud at the Launch Party. Either way, we hope to see you there!
Host an International High School Student in Your Home!
Are you interested in a unique cultural experience that could enrich your family and
create a lifelong bond with an international student? If so, please consider
volunteering to host one of our students from Europe, Asia or Latin America. The
Council for Educational Travel USA is a non-profit organization that promotes
global goodwill and understanding. CETUSA places students with families who can
provide a warm, welcoming environment. This includes a comfortable bed, three
meals a day and transportation to school and some activities. Each student speaks
English and arrives with a passport, J-1 cultural exchange visa, $250 a month
spending money, health insurance and a dream of life with an American family.
Typically, students stay for the school year, although a few come for just the fall or
spring semester. Let us match your family with a student who shares your interests
and a similar lifestyle. To learn more about hosting, please contact Community
Coordinator Laura Guice at 970-988-6142 or lsguice@aol.com.
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College & Career Center
Commitment Day Celebration for Seniors
Thursday, May 5th from 10:30am-1:30pm @ RMHS College and Career Center
The official National Commitment Day for College is May 1 st, so be sure to finalize your plans
with your college. Then, the following week, stop by the College and Career Center to:
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Finish your last steps for next year (Complete your senior and exit surveys, get your last
questions about college answered, etc.)
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Share your plans
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Offer advice for our underclassmen
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Enjoy a free dessert bar
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Enter great prize drawings!
Academic, Leadership, Service and Arts Scholarship Signing Day
Thursday, May 5th at 3:15 PM in the Media Center
This scholarship “signing” event will be open to all seniors who will be using a full-tuition or
equivalent college scholarship because of excellence in academics, service, leadership, or
the arts. Students must register for the event by May 2 nd to be included. Registration will
be completed through a short, online survey available now on Naviance “Scholarship Signing
Event Registration Form”
Like at an athletic signing, students will invite a staff member to speak on their behalf about
the reason for their scholarship (academic teacher, sponsor of club, etc.)—for 1-2 minutes per
student. Parents are invited, and will be able to come up for “signing” photo opportunities.
Cake and punch will be provided.
Scholarships in the Graduation Program and the Scholarship Breakfast
If you have been offered any scholarships (even from colleges you will not attend), please go
online to Naviance and complete the “Scholarships & Grants offered” survey! Students who
submit by April 25th will be included in the scholarship listing in the Graduation Program and
included in the Scholarship Breakfast. Those who submit after April 25 but before May 10
will be included in the Scholarship Breakfast celebration but their scholarships will not be
listed in the Graduation Program. To complete the survey:
Go to RMHS Webpage
Click on “Quick Links” or “Resources”
Click on Naviance (Student)
Put in your username and password (that same user name and password as to get in to a
PSD computer)
Click on the “About Me” tab
On the left hand menu, click on “Scholarships & Grants offered” survey.
Follow directions in survey. Questions 1-20 are only for merit based awards
(scholarships for academics, athletics, arts, activities, etc.). Scholarships will be included
for the graduation program and scholarship breakfast. Questions 21-40 are for need based
awards (grants or work study. Do NOT include loans). Need based awards will NOT be
included for the graduation program and scholarship breakfast, but we do keep data on
trends in financial aid available.
If you have more awards offered than space available, please email Ms. Wilgenbusch
with the details of additional awards (nwilgenb@psdschools.org)
Mark your calendar for the Scholarship Breakfast on Wednesday, May 18th at 7:30AM.
Seniors who submit their earned scholarship information (and their parents) will be
invited.
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College & Career Center cont...
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Lobo (3.5-3.74 GPA)
3rd Quarter Honor Roll
9th
Aboellail, Maryam
Balmer, Braiden
Bass, Seth
Benton, Danielle
Brewer, Jacob
Burrud, Chloe
Campbell, Jake
Caron, Morgan
Cathcart, Jon
Charters, Station
Cho, Abby
Cody, Bryce
Crawford, Luke
Cruz, Caleb
Diana, Evan
Faye, Monica
Geller, Mickey
Genschoreck, Caitlin
Hand, Max
Harvey, Madilyn
Haynes, Alexander
Hebert, Cheyla
Hedman, Kaely
Henderson, Jared
Holland, Robbie
Holly, Amanda
Janus, Justin
Johnson, Bethany
Macchietto, Julianna
Naffier, Michael
Nestlerode, William
Nicholson, Jordan
Patterson, Ian
Pittman, Madelyn
Plano, Sandra
Rademacher, Reagan
Randall, Logan
Rodriguez, Jr
Schaffer, Aaron
Seen, Jared
Sherman, Jacob
Vandel, Jade
Vassaux, Nicole
Vattano, Angelo
Watson, Ryan
Wilberton, Molly
Zhu, Kevin
10th
Adams, Delaney
Aber, Catherine
Archambault, Tyler
Beveridge, Ailish
Bol, Skyler
Clark, Blake
Dawson, Lydia
DeBord, Sydney
DeLong, Julia
Dixon, Cole
Downey, Caitlyn
Fabian, Harper
Foster, Abigail
Garza, Taylor
Glasgow, Kendall
Goes, Devin
Graves, Austin
Green, Jordan
Gunther, Jack
Gustafson, Nathaniel
Harley, Abby
Hughes-Ford, Seren
Johnson, Xavier
Jones, Kjerstine
Kling, Skyler
Kovats, Kylie
Krueger, Caroline
Lewis, John
Lovell, Spencer
Martinez, Jose
Martinez, Tate
McKinney, Macy
Mendoza, Andreina
Miller, Maggie
Murphy, John
Owens, Miles
Pelletier, Tayler
Perkins, Helaina
Quadrel, Peter
Quijano, Gabrielle
Remington, Sophie
Robbins, Brooke
Robinson, Natalie
Schaake, Natalie
Schulze, Caroline
Shields, Jennifer
Shuster, Bailey
Slayden, Cole
Sorrell, Kyle
Stacey, Ian
Stevens, Cody
Stockton, Carly
Toureene, Shaley
Varela, Tania
Vosseteig, Jessica
Williams, Hanna
Wimberger, Maya
Zafarana, Nicolo
11th
Andales, Daniel
Aboellail, Ibrahim
Arone, William
Barrett, Natalie
Bhatti, Eleshba
Blount, Ivan
Bonillas, Joui
Braddy, Berit
Brown, Emmett
Chayer, Rachel
Clemens, Addison
Cochran, Tess
Culp, Jessica
Diana, Nolan
Douglass, Bailey
Eddy, Samuel
Ellis, Jeffrey
Fisher, Payton
Foerster, Lauren
Folse, Shaynnah
Gagne, Ivanna
Gainley, Sydney
Galvan, Jessica
Garnett, Tre'
Harvey, Anna
Hebert, Andre
Hedman, Kaija
Heilbrun, Tristen
Hersch, Taylor
Higdon, Jacob
Holland, Rachel
Hotchkiss, Alyssa
Hyland, Tyler
Jager, Robert
Jewkes, Zachary
Kalmbach, Anthony
Kemp, Sarah
Kiraly, George
Krehbiel, Eric
Kropp, Sydney
Land, Shelby
Lopez, Renee
May, Nathan
Meighen, Brenna
Mita, Kathleen
Miwa, Sakiko
Moro, Lopez
Northrop, Brandon
O'Connell, Aidan
Olbrys, Gibson
O'Toole, Lindie
Patchen, Hannah
Perez, Ashley
Pilon, Marguerite
Piscoya, Shane
Potts, Dana
Presley, Bethany
Richard, Ashley
Rodriguez, Penilla
Rodriguez, Steven
Roley, Alicyn
Rose, Jesse
Selig, Conrad
Snyder, Rebecca
Stephenson, Daniel
Stockton, Jack
Sundstedt, Nathan
Tepe, Joseph
Thompson, Jennah
Walts, Derric
Wright, Natania
12th
Baron, Autumn
Alrosini, Sami
Bartholomew, Matthew
Baskin, Autry
Bass, Jordan
Benjamin, Kaitlynne
Bijayananda, Afsha
Bragg, Avery
Buchheister, Sydney
Chavez, Daniel
Colbray, Marco
Colon-Bonet, Jane
Cook, Makayla
Dawson, Frida
Edgren, Lucas
Ellendorff, Mary
Fairbairn, Rachel
Feist, Grace
Frost, Veronica
Giesenhagen, Erica
Glenn, Genevieve
Gonzales, Alexander
Gosar, Cole
Green, Justin
Green, Poetry
Gudmestad, Samuel
Hamdan, Basel
Hardman, Catherine
Hird, Dylan
Johnson, Austin
Johnson, Ayrika
Johnson, Otis
Johnston, Andi
Kesterson, Todd
Kile, Evan
Kostrzewa, Casey
Larson, Emiley
Loeb, Sophia
Loury, Ryan
Mahar, Kaitlyn
Mendoza-Ulloa, Laura
Micek, Kayley
Mielke, Abigail
Miller, Sean
Morgan, William
Newman, Paul
Ni, Yao
Noll, Neal
Overbey, Makenzie
Papile, Sean
Petago, Kristine
Phebus, Taylor
Reed, James
Remington, Kendall
Rosen, Anastasia
Salomon, Maxwell
Schroeder, Esjay
Shields, Nicolas
Somerstep, Seamus
Stone, Taylor
Tonn, Daxton
Vannoy, Jennifer
Vinson, Nathan
Page 21
APRIL 2016
Cardinal & Gold (3.75-3.99 GPA)
9th
Acevedo, Alyssa
Alicea-Mjelde, Rachael
Aweida, Kassidy
Barajas, Veronica
Bennett, Jacob
Biggerstaff, Aaron
Bonillas, Julian
Cotier, Krysta
Cruickshank, Lacy
Daly, Jordan
Davidson, Kaitlyn
Davis, Benjamin
Eley, Sarah
Farmer, Cami
Fisher, Garrett
Fleischman, Elena
Gallahan, Jacob
Gram, Anabelle
Guerrero, Angel
Hall, Sinclair
Holland, Anna
Horn, Marley
Hough, Emily
Jones, Reanna
Keller, Kiana
Kim, Minseo
Klussmann, Andrew
Knauer, Benjamin
Knierim, Megan
Kress, Delaney
Kropp, Alexis
Larson, Annika
McMahon, Alexandra
Nastu, Elizabeth
O'Connell, Logan
Olbrys, Beckett
Olver, Cameron
Penner, Ella
Rankin, Welles
Reynolds, Kayla
Roscoe, Sydney
Runge, James
Savala, Sean
Schroeder, Dalton
Schulte, Nicholas
Sheffler, Haylee
Taulbee, Luke
Thomas, Katelyn
Thompson, Benjamin
Thompson, Wesley
Tucci, Michael
Vischer, Emery
Welch, Gilliane
Wright, Frank
10th
Amash, Alex
AmRhein, Nicholas
Atherton, Christian
Barrier, Emily
Barrier, Tia
Bell, Trevor
Billington, Connor
Billington, Katherine
Black, Gavin
Bowles, Carly
Browne, Danielle
Bruenger, Elizabeth
Carpenter, Emily
Castle, Felicia
Cerman, Kohana
Cordova, Erica
Couch, Easton
Davis, Michael
Dotson, Mallory
Downing, Reece
Elsheimer, Emily
Frank, Brody
Gartzka, Brendan
Gonzales, Adelin
Graham, Victoria
Guerrero, Matthew
Jeppson, Carmen
Johnson, Mya
Lance, Sage
Lebsack, Slade
Lee, Anna
Levine, Mathew
Lewchuk, Connor
Liufau, Teagan
Lovell, Noah
Marshall, Joshua
McDonald, John
McEndaffer, Alissa
McGee, Chevy
Mike, Sabrina
Nance, Emily
Naumburg, Jordan
Osborn, Marcus
Parker, Tori
Ramos, Edgar
Rowan, Lauren
Runyan, Haeley
Santistevan, Tenzing
Siclair, Allison
Simon, Patrick
Spencer, Jenna
Strother, Ethan
Sylvester, Angelina
Teck, Andrew
Thompson, Margaret
Thrash, Kaleigh
Watson, Adriana
11th
Archuleta, Danae
Adl, Laila
Barnes, Corey
Bartran, Morgan
Bruner, Jason
Buchanan, Abigail
Chamberlain, Jacinda
Cullor, Ravyn
Erickson, Rebecca
Forbes, Kira
Gendreau, Spencer
Gonzales, Gabrielle
Harley, Austin
Huebner, Adriana
Johansen, Nanna
Kirkland, Zyik
Kroll, Hannah
Kruse, Jackson
Kuck, Sierra
Marmor, Amanda
Morgan, Clara
Nagel, Cameron
Osland, Andrew
Ostergren, Soren
Rozar, McKenzie
Saleem, Jasmine
Schulte, Quinn
Stewart, Caitlyn
Swanson, Maya
Titelbaum, Jonathan
VanderMeer, Michael
Vega, Guillen
12th
Baker, Nalah
Barker, Nicholas
Barrier, Jackson
Bennett, Andrew
Blomberg, Emily
Brunswig, Melody
Clasen, Natalya
Davis, Anna
Diehl, Christopher
Guzzardo, Taylor
Hemphill, Noelle
Inman, Haley
Kauzmann, Emma
Maday, Margaret
McFall, Gavin
Monell, Christopher
Proctor, Rachel
Santini, Jacob
Scovel, Samantha
Sonnenberg, Valerie
Worm, Falkyn
Page 22
APRIL 2016
Principal (4.0 GPA)
9th
Allen, Julia
Andrews, Christopher
Anishchenko, Julia
Axe, Lauren
Barker, Tessa
Benjamin, Karina
Blomberg, Alyssa
Bowes, Katherine
Boyles, Emily
Brandl, Calvin
Brewer, Luke
Bruce, Abigail
Butki, Alisha
Campbell, Tyler
Chorpenning, Christopher
Christensen, Gabriel
Chudacoff, Trae
Cronen-Smith, Margaret
Cross, Aspen
Culhane, Conner
Cunning, Luke
Dantas, Victoria
David, Neil
Deherder, Alice
Doctor, Karenna
Doebbeling, Caleb
Eberl, Chloe
Eccher, Mikayla
Edgerley, Carter
Emslie, Cora
Erskine, Madison
Feist, Natalie
Ford, Natalie
Goertz, Morgan
Grant, Isabelle
Hand, Madison
Harpman, Abby
Hash, Trevor
Hendrie, C
Hilbert, Myles
Hoffman, Grant
Hoggatt, Jett
Holland, Sloan
Jennings, Breken
Johar, Jennifer
Justice, Kelly
Kalmbach, Annelise
Karnes, Kasi
Kelley, Carissa
Kinney, April
Koepsell, Madeline
Kopp, Kaylee
Korsa, Elaina
Krieger, Anna
Kruse, Sawyer
Kuck, Max
Laborde, Tristan
Ladzinski, Laurel
Mackey, Emma
Martinez, Alexander
Martinez, Ella
McDonald, Megan
McDowell, Leah
McGonagle, Quinn
McLean, Kevin
Miller, Jack
Mollenhauer, Mason
Morris, Caroline
Morrongiello, Cameron
Nelson, Fiona
Nicholson, Vincent
Oliver, Fiona
Ostler, Regan
Perry, Ethan
Peterson, Jacob
Piepho, Jaren
Porche, Kamren
Propst, William
Pryor, Kaitlin
Rhead, Jeremy
Roberts, Abigail
Rokke, Wyatt
Rowden, Savannah
Samsel, Halle
Schlepp, Julia
Schmidt, Kemmari
Schmitz, Caleb
Shawesh, Malak
Sigda, Jason
Smith, Christian
Smith, Taryn
Sohn, Emily
Stewart, Samantha
Stolpe, Mia
Stutzman, Nathaniel
Sundstedt, David
Swain, Jacson
Swan, Sidney
Swigris, Jaclyn
Tobin, Colley
Tufte, Olivia
Urynowicz, Joseph
Van, Der
Vanatta, Sandra
Vander, Meer
Werning, Emma
Wheeler, Jada
White, Jamison
Wolf, Torie
Woodward, Milo
Wright, Madison
Yoxall, Harry
Yuan, Tony
Zachman, Ashley
10th
Achziger, Kelsey
Adams, Alexandria
Allen, McKenna
Amah, Crystal
Baca, Clayton
Baeighkley, Sharra
Baker, Erin
Becker, Jordyn
Bennett, Madelyn
Berg, Amelia
Bowen, Emma
Brodeen, Austen
Bundy, Rylee
Chaffee, Elizabeth
Chavez, Herman
Cherian, Anna
Chupik, Benjamin
Ciraula, Nathan
Clasen, Katrina
Curtiss, Autumn
Davignon, Robert
Deakin, Lauren
Dong, Angel
Dunnington, Alistair
Eisele, Mira
Elliott, Joseph
Elson, Joseph
Engstrom, Parker
Fortunato, Emma
Foy, Soleil
Fromme, Amy
Fulton, Jace
Furrow, Kendall
Garcia, Laura
Garcia, Monica
Garner, Tristin
Garza, Cassandra
Givens, Neil
Gordon, Camron
Gosar, Jade
Graves, Maclean
Gutierrez, Macedonio
Han, Justin
Haynes, Maggie
Heinze, Hayden
Hoard, Cassandra
Howell, Avery
Hoyberg-Nielsen,
Patrik
Hutchinson, Erika
Iwanski, Isabel
Johnson, Lucas
Kennedy, Brooke
King, Ryland
Klein, Samantha
Lacey, Bernard
Lambert, Aaron
Lana, Jack
Lozano, Jesus
Lucero, Alessandro
Manning, Logan
Marzolf, Julia
Marzolf, Taylor
Mateer, James
May, Madeline
McAllister, Amelia
McCrystal, Avery
McDonald, Gabriella
McLaurin, John
McRoberts, Edie
Miller, Elizabeth
Mingus, William
Morris, Hailey
Naddy, Callin
Newton, Kennedy
Nira, Joshua
O'Brien, Cole
Ostler, Riley
Papile, Fiona
Parlin, Darla
Powers, Rebecca
Pulido, Sophiamarie
Radcliff, Easton
Reisman, Peyton
Ronquillo, Megan
Schaffer, Lauren
Scheid, Dawson
Schoenbauer, Ashley
Shorthill, Madison
Shorthill, Samantha
Silbaq, Katrina
Smith, Kaeda
Smithbaker, John
Stetter, Lucas
Talley, Cheyenne
Thompson, Ryan
Torres, Anariba
Towne, Kiley
Troutman, Brian
Turkalj, Nicole
Vattano, Matteo
Villalpando, Jose
Warner, Savannah
White, Greta
Williams, Madison
Windsor, Cela
Wright, Jared
Young, Danielle
Younis, Malak
Page 23
APRIL 2016
Principal (4.0 GPA)
11th
Archuleta, Autumn
Arriaza, Eguizabal
Atencio, Kordell
Azulay, Francine
Baker, Christopher
Bauernfeind, Julia
Becker, Olivia
Bellefeuille, Christian
Bishop, Andrew
Boulton, Marley
Bowes, Sarah
Box, Shayla
Boyton, Noelle
Breslin, Cory
Burgdorf, Jessica
Carroll, Nicklaus
Cathcart, Christopher
Charlesworth, Rice
Chudacoff, Jalen
Cohen, Natalea
Collier, Joel
Cornell, Sean
Cullis, Melissa
Eckery, Samantha
Egan, Lauren
Elliott, Ana
Evans, Grace
Farricker, Arrionna
Fitzgerald, Kate
Forest, Casey
Furrow, Bailyn
Gates, Hannah
Glenn, Cooper
Grant, Elenya
Green, Paisley
Gregg, Harmony
Hardegree-Ullman,
Harris, Keegan
Haugen, Kathryn
Heck, MaKenzie
Huang, Russ
Jackson, Meghan
Jan, On
Jensen, James
Jongsma, Colin
Kaukovuo, Tuuli
Kley, Adrian
Knaff, Rebecca
Knott, Angel
Knutson, Whitney
Korsa, Ashley
Kuhn-Gale, Hannah
Lacey, Addison
Larson, Caleb
Levy, Anika
Long-Shore, Lena
Lu, Cynthia
Maciel, Austin
Maguire, Matthew
Malaske, Cameron
Manley, Laurel
McCowin, Cate
Meighen, Erin
Muchow, Stephanie
Neergaard, Hanna
Nelson, Lauren
Newberry, Samantha
Nickoloff, Alexa
Nielsen, Sofie
O'Brien, Molly
Oglesby, Abigail
Olver, Madison
Ornelas, Luis
Powers, Brice
Pytlinski, Emily
Rhead, Madison
Rice, Madeleine
Richter, Jamie
Rodahl, Jacob
Rohlfs, Sierra
Rossi, Filippo
Rush, Ariana
Salazar, Alyssa
Scheetz, Emma
Schenk, Leslie
Schueler, Kelli
Soth, Lilia
Stooksbury, Holly
Thornton, Tate
Timby, Sarah
Vernon, Ellaina
Vikse, William
Wagner, Richard
Webb, Trevor
Widick, Madison
Williams, Jordan
12th
Ackerson, Laura
Allen, Justin
Amash, Xandria
Anderson, Olivia
Arroyo, Madison
Baker, Clyn
Barrett, Jeremiah
BeAney, Emmett
Bedard, Baylee
Biedermann, Anna
Binder, Jenna
Breeze, Kadin
Bush, Caden
Campana, Antonio
Carlton, Sawyer
Champ, Theodore
Cherian, Nina
Christensen, Aubrey
Cottingham, Taira
Cronen-Smith, Payson
Crownover, Joanna
Davis, Emily
Dietemann, Devon
Dillon, Logan
Dolan, Easton
Dolgin, Coby
Doner, Kacey
Druse, Mackenzie
Druse, Madison
Duckworth, Wesley
Dugger, McKenna
Engstrom, Jackson
Fenwick, Megan
Fields, Miriam-Joy
Fitzsimmons, Shannon
Fletcher, Ethan
Fortunato, Olivia
French, Bianca
Funke, Ava
Garcia, Diego
Givens, Natalie
Haase, Micah
Hairgrove, Cade
Halderman, James
Hatch, Kelli
Hester, Lindi
Hevelone, Kelton
Holland, Emily
Hood, Brady
Hoyberg-Nielsen, Jessika
Iwanski, Analise
Jarquin, William
Jennings, Matthew
Jones, Chelsea
Klaer, Stefan
Klein, Mikaela
Kovats, Kera
Lana, Rachel
Leo, Samantha
Leschak, Dylan
Lipe, Madison
Longwell, Zelaya
Lorenz, Madison
Luna, Angela
Mackie, Holly
Malone, Evan
Martin, Angel
Martin, Avery
Matsuura, Rena
Mayer, Zachary
McCoy, Joseph
McGann, Raven
McGee, Matthew
McGinley, Laura
Mendoza, Ricardo
Mihelich, Jenna
Mollenhauer, Samantha
Murray, Logan
Murray, Madelyn
Music, Taylor
Nemitz, Jacob
Nigro, Madison
Oldham, Brittany
Owens, Jacob
Patterson, Nathanael
Paul, Brendan
Pearson, Samuel
Powers, Scott
Presley, Nathan
Ramirez, Rita
Robuck, Danielle
Roeber, Elsa
Sample, Victoria
Santistevan, Araceli
Schall, Hannah
Sharpe, Katrin
Shelley, Brayden
Sherman, Kyle
Shi, Jake
Shrum, Anne
Simon, Joseph
Smith, Ryan
Snyder, Dominic
Thomas, Olivia
Thompson, Reyna
Trupkiewicz, Margaret
Turkalj, John
Wagner, Amanda
Watkinson, Allie
Weatherwax, Morgan
Werning, Taylor
Williams, Daphne
Winn, Cassidy
Wright, Kaylei
Zachman, Nicholas
Zafarana, Mac

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