Contract Based Education

Thu., May 27, 1999

Class of 1999

Jared Anderson Chandra Ashley Michael Bauer Jeremiah Bauman Shauna Baumann Sara Bello Jessica Berg Russell Bower Theodore Brady Howard Brutschy Timothy Buchanan Desiree Cagle Everett Carr Andrew Cummings Sean Dahlstrom Kelly Dunham Aleasha Farr Darren Ferrell Jessica Gerken Timothy Henry Nick Ibarra Karl Johnson Cyrus Jones Christopher Knesek Jacob Knight Jeremy Larsen Nathan Linde James Martin Hope McCrea Travis Miller Michelle Morgan Joshua Mularski Michael Mullin Beth Neet Beau Neil Melissa Ohman Susanne Parra-Hartley Darren Peterson Rick Pink Marie Ritchie Micah Roach Charee Ross Yen Sang Justine Shaffer Melinda Singley Eldon Smith Kimberly Stern Mollie Stoker Tara Strickland Kim Sumihiro Sandi Svoboda Nathan Talbott Michelle Tibbetts Shawn Tracy George Underwood Jonathan Veselka Jason Vessar Michael Viszneki Mark Wagner James Wallace Rosa Warehime Shawn Wattenburger Jodi White Jody Williams Aundria Williams-Wolcott Lisa Wiltse Arin Wise Tim Wright Terri Zambon DETAILS Reception A reception for students earning their diplomas through Contract Based Education takes place at 6:30 p.m. on June 3 at the Valley DoubleTree Hotel.

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