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Dedication Although we would like to, we cannot say you have followed us throughout our high school years, because up until recently, we did not exist in your mind. With pride, however, we can now say you have given each of us the correct dosage of love, patience, and understanding to help us through our toughest times. Senior year was just that much better knowing you were always there for us, no matter the situation: college, school, home, relationships- anything! And we would like to thank you, and dedicate this book of wonderful memories to you, for all you have done and the time you have Ms. Yuson put in for us. Thanks. Your care, love, and motivation compels us to succeed. Being a mentor, listening when others wouldn't, and sharing countless laughs isn't in your job description, but for some reason, you did it anyway. You rose to the occasion to make sure we did our best, when others would have given up in a split second. You motivated us to strive until we no longer could. Your teaching methods are somewhat unorthodox, but at the same time, unforgettable. You made it possible to laugh and learn at the same time, and for that, we thank you. Mr. Viteri We love you. Administration As I reflected on the past four years of the graduating class of 2008 1n preparation for th1s yearbook message, I was struck by the many successes you have ach1eved. I am proud of your accomplishments and have always marveled at your level of commitment. Throughout your years at Science, it has been our primary objective to help you grow into aware, compassionate, and responsible citizens. Our emphasis has always been to promote and develop the necessary learning skills that you will need in your daily lives and in your pursuit of personal success and happiness. With the help of your dedicated teachers, you have accomplished much, but you are not finished. The race is not over. Education is a life-long process. Challenges awa1t you, and you will meet them and succeed if you utilize your g1fts and talents. Graduates, the prize in all of your futures glistens on the horizon. Extend your reach and grasp it. And whenever you see a noble object worth havmg- 1n the Christine Taylor words of the great statesman, Winston Churchill- never give in, never, never, never ... Principal Joanne Hand Madison Willis Vice Principal Vice Principal Administration Darren \' cnt .Julia .Jackson Argy i\lilonas Chairper-..on tor C:,oual 5tudil'-,, Ph) -,ical Chairpcr ... on for Engli-,h & Chairper on for Education. He.tlth. \rt & ;\lu-,ic World Language~ t\.lathematics & Technology I c not t ch a only 'THE MEDIOCRE TEACHER TEL.LS. THE GOOD TEACHER make th EXPLAINS THE SUPERIOR TEACHER DEMONSTRATES. THE GREAT TEACHER INSPIRES." - WH.UAM ARTHUR WARD ':4 t~ affe.c..~ e.te..rvlity; \..,e_ ~ Vle.Ve.rtd\ "cd&..\cati~, thel'\, bey~d an othe. . devic.e.s of h&..\W\al'\ o,.igit'\, i the g,.eaf c.q&..\aliz ,. of th ~\..K;~ :t~:·-~~ cOt'\ditiOt'\ of W\01'\.-· -i-fol"ace Ma"'"' Philip ~lara' iglia ~Iridula Bajaj .\lichaell\lorgan ChairpcNm for Guidance Chairpl'r-..on for Science Athletic Director ''"'[" ry t'\Ot to beCOW\e a W\at'\ of L-\CC , b""t rather try to be.coW\e a W\at'\ of vaiL-\e." -Albert cSit'\ teit'\ 0 00 NOT GO WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD; GO INSTEAD WHERE THERE IS NO PATH AND LEAVE A TRAIL." -RALPH WALDO EMERSON Fa cull B myn llgood Jonath.m AI ton Ana Aranda Lisa TaUJO fauheedah Baker-Jane Mu 1c In •hsh \\ orld l anguage' \lath HltOI') Richard Bakunel ~ t.lria Bat. trra ChCI") I Bell I) i'ha Ben nell Grace Berry Sc1cncc \\ orld L.111guages Ph)'· Fd./Hcalth :\l.llh .\f.llh Patricia 13r) ant C.trol Bucher \1omque Bugg Terc'e Capriglione 'mg Ch1 Parent Lia on Sc1en e '>..:ten e Guidan c oun elor tath Stanlc) Cle\eland Pamela C.ole Dara Crocker Patnck Farle) John farrell Mu 1c n Engh h Ph)s. I d I H alth HI tO!) Fa cult Jc 1ca !·lore 1-rancJ~co Garc1a Rem ldo Gar 1<1 lmon uay lord K1m Ge1ger H1 tol) \\ orld Language Ph) s. Ed I He.1lth l·ngh'h Phy . Ed. I Health \t,mhe\\ Gironda Gene Grant K.tydean Cimnt Rosie Greggs Robert Gron.m \lath Spee!.h rh mpi't Sc1ence Computer Sc1encc Suenl' Holl) Gtudo \lbena ll.mdclm.m Ch.tunte Ktlhng \\orth Cry st..tl Ko\\ ..tlesky Cri llano I 1hono l·ngli h Dr.mt /l·ngh h Math I nglt h Portugue e /I· ngh h Ca tor Lo da •lpa larun Momc.t lat!h '-~< I tllien tay Ph) . Ed I Health E.ngh'h Tramer ub tancc bu e Coordmator