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School Name: Stony Point High School School Name: Stony Point High School

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— Story by Touchstone Staff

Known by many for being outgoing and good-natured, sophomore Halie Johnson says her personality hasn’t always been as vibrant as it is now. In middle school, Johnson says she would shy away from group activities, avoid contact with other students and often choose to work on her own.

“In sixth and seventh grade, I was very antisocial. I felt like everyone hated me,” Johnson said. “I didn’t really have a lot of friends that stuck with me, and I wasn’t a typical kid so I didn’t like a lot of the things other people liked.”

Over the summer before her

eighth grade year, Johnson innocently picked up theatre as a hobby outside of school. She found Premium Blend, a performing arts school in Georgetown, that puts on productions for kids and teens, and slowly but surely she found her place amongst a large group of young actors.

“The place I started was more into children’s theatre, but in eighth grade, I started going to Brock Allen and doing � lm classes,” she said. “I got better, and it went on from there.”

Although starting to work on stage, Johnson remained nervous, and her nervousness could be seen the � rst time she attended an acting

workshop with people who were really serious about acting,

“But as soon as we started, everyone just sort of clicked,” Johnson said. “We were talking nonstop. We all enjoyed the same thing, so that made it more comfortable.”

Reassurance from fellow actors helped Johnson gain con� dence in herself as well.

“Everyone in theatre is a lot more understanding of each other, and theatre is a lot more open,” Johnson said. “It’s taught me that if you do something wrong, you’re not really doing anything wrong; it’s something you can learn from.”

-Sophomore Halie Johnson

Thriving in theatreBright lights, bulky curtains help sophomore gain her con! dence on and off stage

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“The moments after getting through a

rough project. Particularly after � nishing

my swing progression info graphic.”

– Sophomore Maino Johnston

“One thing that I will always remember is

how it felt to be a leader of a group and

get work done.”

– Senior Shayne Clarke

“One thing I’ll remember is how caring

everyone is in this class. They really have

helped me through a lot.”

– Junior Isaiah Gasparro

“I will always remember the

encouragement and support from the

staff and plum.”

“i’ll always remember how crazy fun this

year was, and how it taught me to multi

task on a whole new level.”

“What i’m going to remember most

about this year is getting to know more

people through getting to photograph

them.” – Junior Caleigh Denmark

– Sophomore Joanna Zumkeller

– Sophomore Kimi Cronan

“I’ll always remember taking pictures of

the UT swim meet and how close I got to

the people I was with.”

“The day I remember from yearbook is

the � rst day, I came a month late and I

didn’t uderstand what monarch was.”

“I remember coming to Stony Point

being the new girl and yearbookers

adopted me in like I was one of them.”

“All my friends I came to know. Most are

seniors and graduating this year. I wished

I would’ve talked to everyone more.”

“Yearbook helped me become more

social and I made so many new friends.

We saw each other at our best and

worst.”

“I’ll always remember from yearbook this

year is it’s my second year then it will be

my third year because I will be a senior.”

“I will remember all the small things that

happened such as � nishing the � rst page

and playing games at work night.”

– Sophomore Gio Ugarte

– Sophomore Taliana Castillo

– Junior Maddie Cuellar

– Freshman Abigail Taylor

– Junior Zach Guzman

– Junior Hailee Walker– Sophomore Devon Barb

“Something I will always remember

about this yearbook is that we managed

to work together to get the book done.”

“I will always remember the new people

I met, and the old friends that I won’t

forget.”

“I will always remember how I learned

to communicate with people I normally

wouldn’t talk to if I wasn’t in yearbook.”

“Going out to interview a ton of different

people I don’t know and became more

comfortable with interviewing them.”

“How friendly everyone was and how

many friends I’ve made. Also, how help-

ful Jordan was when I had to do my � rst

story.”

“How great it felt to get so close to the

American High School spirit and life.”

– Junior Yasmin Larsen

– Junior Daniella Garcia

– Junior Diane Tran

– Junior Gerardo Quevedo

– Junior Francheska Zaeton

– Sophomore Miquela Ortiz

Remember Recall how the yearbook staff learned more than how to create a bookthat book

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218Tubbs, Takiya .......43, 86, 91, 211Tucker, Justin ..28, 176, 224, 230

UUgarte, Giovanni ..... 43, 177, 197,

206, 215UIL .................................... 120, 121Uildriks, Jared ........................... 70Ulloa Mora, Jamie ..................... 28United Nations Club ................. 78Upton, Patti ................................ 15Uranga, Jesus ...................15, 118Urrutia, Ed ......................... 43, 216

VValadez, Daniella .......28, 77, 163,

219, 227Valadez, Gabriella ..55, 102, 163,

227Valdes Castillo, Cristhian ........ 28Valdez, April ......70, 83, 207, 208Valentine, Samaria . 70, 153, 231,

240, 241Valladares, Alecia ..................... 55Valle, Jacob .......................43, 220Vallejo, Ashley .........55, 173, 231Vallejo, Jorge ....................28, 229Van Wunnik, Hannah .......28, 217,

219Vance, Anjanique ...................... 55Vara, Eric ...........................28, 224Varela, Andrea 55, 126, 133, 167,

213, 214, 223Varela, Pedro ....................43, 229Varela, Rosa ...................... 70, 213Vargas, Aidan ............................ 70Vargas, Jason .......... 70, 167, 229Vargas, Johnny .................28, 224Varnador, Caleb .....43, 149, 223,

230Vasquez Jr, Eric ........................ 70

Vasquez, Dezarae .... 43, 85, 133, 223

Vasquez, Matthew ............28, 224Vasquez, Megan ............... 55, 140Vasquez, Sebastian 70, 170, 171,

228Vasquez-Olivarez, Ana ............. 70Vaughn, Jaylon .......70, 128, 130,

208, 212, 217, 218Vaupel, Caroline .....43, 103, 203,

209, 215, 216Vazquez, Ryan ........................... 28Vega, Arianna ............ 55, 77, 206Vega, Juan ........................55, 206Vega, Maria ..............70, 194, 209Vega-Mejia, Andrea .........28, 227Velasco, Dante ................... 23, 28Velasco, Ivy ......................... 63, 70Velasco, Kruci! co ..................... 28Velasquez, Victoria ..55, 217, 218Velazquez, Bernice ................... 29Velazquez, Carmen ................... 70Velez Rivera, Crystal ................ 70Velez Rivera, Luis ............ 55, 216Vendrell, Jada ............................ 43Vera, Nicolas .............55, 89, 100Veteran’s Day Program ..........203Victorian, Jaiden ..............29, 224Vigil, Lymary .............29, 206, 212Vildgiks, Thomas ....................... 43Villafuerte, Mario ....................... 55Villalon, Jared .. 43, 91, 209, 214,

215, 218Villalon, Yessenia ...................... 71Villanueva, Olegario ................. 29Villarreal, Bethany ..................... 29Villarreal, Bianca ....................... 29Villarreal, Faith ........ 71, 199, 209,

210, 212, 218Villatoro, Christopher ............... 15Vilsaint, Denzel ....... 43, 149, 214,

223Vlastnikova, Barbora ......43, 164,

165, 184, 185, 228Vo, Arthur ................................... 55Volleyball- Sub-Varsity .. 178, 179Von Rosenberg, Susan ....15, 118Vujosevic, Angela .. 71, 207, 209,

210, 212

WWaboso, Chinonyerem....29, 207Wacker, Amy .....................43, 220Waggoner, Kristi ......................103Waigwa, Nelson ......................... 71

Waiters, Keandra ...................... 55Waits, Devyn .....................43, 208Walker, Blake ............................. 71Walker, David ............................. 43Walker, Hailee ............ 55, 84, 215Walker, Jasmine ........................ 43Walker, Julie Ann ....15, 230, 231Walker, Trinity ............................ 43Walling, Edward......... 21, 29, 227Walpole, Owen .......................... 29Walsh, Jade................................ 29Walsh, Loryn ..................... 29, 216Walsh, Mikyna ..................55, 208Walters, Kayla 71, 105, 126, 208,

226Walther, Jaylen .................55, 225Wani, Mutaharah ....................... 71Ward, Jacob ......................29, 224Warren, Miara .......... 43, 181, 230Warren, Zachary .................71, 91Washington, Alexzandria 55, 211,

231Washington, Jamari .................. 29Washington, Keyira .......... 29, 216Washington, Sydney ...... 55, 146,

173, 222, 231Washington, Symone ..... 43, 212,

222, 231Wasson, Timothy ..............29, 220Watkins, Alexis .......................... 29Watkins, Faith ............................ 43Watson, Anthony ....1, 15, 84, 88,

89, 119Watson, Cierra 55, 117, 173, 207,

223, 224, 231Watson, Stephen ....................... 15Watts, Dauntez.................... 39, 43Weaver, Brandon ..... 29, 176, 224Weaver, Corey ........................... 29Weaver, Jake .....................43, 228Webb, Jalen ......55, 91, 132, 207,

223Webb, Jermiah .......................... 29Webster, Juwan ....... 71, 154, 155Wedig, Diane...............15, 98, 117Wedig, John ............................... 15Weems, Daniel .........29, 218, 220Weems, Kathryn ........ 55, 63, 212Weise, Jakai ............................... 43Wells, Kelly ................................. 15Wells, Lillian ..... 55, 68, 128, 129,

130, 131, 218Wells, Matthew 43, 174, 175, 213,

215, 226Wells, Rita .................15, 102, 203Welsh, Michael .......................... 29Welsh, Natalie ............................ 29Wessman, Diana ..... 29, 213, 219Wessman, Matthew ..........55, 220West, Stephen ........................... 15West, Zachary ........................... 71Wharrie, Ethan ..................29, 224

Wharrie, Hannah ....................... 55Whitaker, Justin .................. 43, 92White, Alustree ................. 15, 215White, Ashley ....................29, 206White, Craig ............................... 55White, Mathew .71, 111, 126, 226White, Rebecca .................. 55, 91White, Ryan ................................ 15White, Zachary 71, 72, 206, 210,

218Whitehead, Chelsea ....... 43, 129,

131, 215, 218Whitehead, Meagan 71, 209, 245Whiteside, Cameron ........ 29, 219

Whiteside, Erika ........................ 71Whitlock, Kaitlyn 39, 43, 197, 214Whitmore, Madelyn ................... 29Whitt, Kyle................................... 55Wiederkehr, Nicholas ............... 71Wiegel, Brooke .......................... 29Wiesenhutter, Caleb ...35, 41, 43,

81, 142, 143, 166Wiginton, Kaylee ....43, 164, 184,

212, 228Wiginton, Tyler ........................... 43Williams, Alexandrea ................ 55Williams, Cameron .........224, 230Williams, Casey ......................... 29

Williams, Cassidy .13, 71, 92, 93, 137, 210, 212, 232, 245

Williams, Deijon ......................... 43Williams, Ethan .......55, 188, 209,

227Williams, Gregory .............29, 224Williams, Holden ....................... 43Williams, Jayla ........................... 29Williams, Jaylen .....171, 225, 228Williams, Jemille ......29, 224, 230Williams, Julia .55, 109, 212, 223Williams, Kailyn .......43, 132, 223Williams, Kourtney .................... 55Williams, Ma’Kayla ...........43, 224Williams, Morgan Taylor .71, 135,

206, 223, 224Williams, Reilly .........29, 193, 197,

209, 214Williams, Taje’ ................... 71, 209Williamson, Breanna .......29, 104,

208, 218Wilson, Alexa .............55, 79, 228Wilson, Jason ............................ 43Wilson, Mayzha ......................... 43Wilson, Mya ......32, 43, 164, 184,

228Wilson, Sarai .............................. 55Winchell, Skyler ........43, 93, 209Wing, Benjamin ................ 43, 216Winne, Dallas .................... 55, 219Winne, Natalie .. 71, 79, 213, 223Winnie, Cheri-Christian ............ 15Winter, Noah .............................. 29Wisniewski, Sara .... 71, 123, 206,

208, 210, 214Witt, Shelby ................................ 55Woehler, Nicholas ..................... 15Wohn, Adrienne ......................... 15

Wohn, Caleb .....................43, 209Wolf, Emily ........... 5, 43, 104, 105Wood, Taylor .............................. 71Woods, Dominika ...................... 29Woods, Ramie ..................55, 223Woodson, Patrice ... 43, 206, 211,

215Woodson, Takya .......55, 211, 215Wooten, Alexa .......................... 191Wooten, Joely .71, 132, 207, 214,

223Wormley, Breanna ............71, 147Wormley, Jordan .....29, 179, 222Wren, Asia .......43, 156, 157, 178,

222, 226Wright, Ennis........... 43, 225, 230Wright, Pamela .......................... 71Wright, Tyler ........................ 15, 84Wyatt-Hernandez, Alexis .......... 71Wyble, Aspyn .................... 29, 211

YYamoah, Francis ........................ 29Yantis, Heidi ....29, 178, 179, 222Yarbrough, Shawn .................... 29Yasin, Sarah ............. 43, 175, 215Yearbook .......................80, 81, 83Yingling, Caleb ........55, 188, 227Yingling, Kaylie ......................... 12,

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Yogarajah, Nirusha ...................71, 112, 129, 131, 206, 207, 210, 211, 212, 219

York, Karen ................................ 15York, Keeley .......60, 71, 196, 213Younce, Jared ...................29, 228Young Women with Dignity ... 110Young, Celeste .......................... 15Young, Jackson .......55, 176, 225Young, Jada ....43, 165, 185, 228Young, Jared ............55, 142, 224Young, Jordan ......... 71, 155, 231Young, Tyree ............29, 208, 224Youngblood, Jackson .... 55, 149,

210, 223

ZZaeton Martinez, Francheska 55,

215Zambrano, Troy .......43, 104, 208Zapata, Devon ........................... 43Zavala, Jaime ............................. 29Zeagler, Joshua .......55, 105, 208Zeno, Cole .........................43, 226Zepeda, Maria ..................43, 220Zineddine, Mendi ...................... 29Zineddine, Patricia .................... 15Zineddine, Talal ......................... 85Zischang, Alethea ... 29, 151, 227Zoch, Ashlee .............................. 15Zubair, Muhammad ................... 29Zumkeller, Joanna ... 43, 84, 139,

“The thing that I will remember most is

the friendships that I made with people

and all the laughs we shared in this

room.”– Sophomore Kaylie Yingling

“I’ll remember the crazy late nights we

had and the times we (Kaylie) went crazy

because we were so tired.”

– Sophomore Hannah Mohr

“I’ll remember story time during editor

work nights and laughing with every-

body.”

– Sophomore Madison Guyton

“I will remember bonding through hard

work. Friendships were made that are

going to last and I got to witness them.”

– Senior Jaz Angelle

“I will always remember shooting football

games. Also, talking about life with my

best friends at editor work nights.”

– Senior Jordan Baack

“I will remember the � rst day. I felt like a

can of soda that had been sitting on a

sidewalk on a warm Sunday afternoon.”

– Junior Christiana Peek

“I will always remember the people. In

yearbook you meet people you will never

expect to be friends.”

– Senior Soleil Guadalupe

Editorial board

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Zuniga, Michael ......................... 55Zuniga, Orlando ........................ 43