Edgy, grunge-styled slides keep the cool factor going when you send your message to the students of your school. The clean typeface maintains structure and stability to appeal to the administrative staff.

3. Green Bean | Salad | FreshVeggies w/ Dip

4. Fruit- canned, fresh or juice

6. Tossed Salad w/ Dressing | Salad

7. Fruit- Canned, Fresh or Juice

9. Seasoned Broccoli | Salad | Leafy Green Salad

10. Selection Fruit- canned, fresh or juice

12. Mandarin Orange Salad w/ Dressing

13. Salad Fruit- canned, fresh or juice

15. Sliced Carrots | Salad | Mixed Salad w/ Dressing

16. Selection Fruit- canned, fresh or juice

18. Gerard James Butler Winner of the Class A 160 lb Title for 2009 Gregory House Recipient of the Siemens Westinghouse Science and Technology Scholarship Officially accepted at Northwestern University Ms. C. Handler Recipient of the Ciba Foundation Exemplary High School Science Teaching Award Congratulations to the Senior Fencing Team for the victory against Mondego Academy!

19. Senior High Honors 2008 – 2009 School Year Ivan J. Alcantara Giovanni Banks Dylan H. Barnhill Samantha L. Berthod Justin D. Blanchette Sade R. Boyd Lorena Bracamonte Eric A. Brodin JazminM. Brown Brenton N. Brozyna Daniel A. Cornish Juan C. Davis Zachary Fabre Alexandra Guzman Eric H. Hayden James W. Heikkinen Deidre L. Herdman EirynL. Hernandez Felicia H. Herren Mahogany V. Johnson Dustin M. Klein Junior High Honors 2008 – 2009 School Year ClancieJ. Agee Fabian Aguilar Joshua A. Alameda Jacob S. Anderson Kate Andrews Gabriel A. Arcoleo Jennifer Argueta Alexandria J. Bell Mikaela R. Bozzo Nestor Cabrera John M. Cailotto AlyciaL. Carrillo Crystal Castillo Brian Cerney Susana Cervantes Juan Chavez Derek L. Christianson Logan M. Christianson Ryan E Christie Neil Clements Travis N. Cooty Chelsey Blue ConradaCardona Tony Chour Annika Cunningham Nell GianDangcil Carlos Esquivel Brandon Fansher JeanaHelmick Katelyne Herrington Akayla Hidalgo Zachary Hunt Adam Ju Jenna Kanegawa AdiveKheidi Cal Kielhold Karissa Kiriu Isabella Langone Derek Leale Angel Menjivar-Garcia Melissa Moreno Trong Nguyen Morgan B. Klewin Marc S. Lamoureux Seth A. Matteson Wyatt J. Metayer Paul A. Mineau Travis N. Moody Lucas R. Mordick Cristina Oliver-Garcia Christopher E. Pancaro Matthew R. Paul Nickelous G. Pauly, Jasmine S. Rivera Jennifer M. Rogers Taylor M. Salva Jose M. Serrano Jeffrey J. Smith Andrew J. Storen Gregory P. Sugar Aisha K. Taylor Michelle M. Torres Leslie A. Torruella

20. There are countless activities designed to entertain and enrich life at Monte Cristo beyond the classroom, the library, and the labs. While participation in athletics is required for all students, Monte Cristo offers many options for our diverse student body. Students can hone their competitive skills with intramural basketball, soccer, Frisbee, or tennis; find their inner Zen in yoga class; develop their stamina in spinning class; feed their inner artist through dance workouts; or explore the great outdoors while scaling the peaks of New England in Search and Rescue. Monte Cristo also has more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations that range from Eco-Action, whose members promote environmental awareness, to The Dantes, Monte Cristo ‘s male a capella singing group. Students can also join the staffs of a number of publications, including the student-run newspaper The Phillipian or Potpourri, the student yearbook. The Monte Cristo Arts Academy Model UN, the largest student club with more than 150 active members, is the perfect example of how fun facilitates education. Students assume the role of a nation's delegate, research their country, and participate in competitions around the country, all while learning about foreign policy and international relations. If by chance a club of interest doesn't already exist, students can create one-such as the recently formed Cryptology Club and the Monte Cristo Language Mentors and Scholars (MCLMS).

21. Pep-Rally Schedule 2009-2010 August 29, September 19, September 26, October 10, October 317:40 – 8:00 Teachers Available in Classrooms8:05 – 8:54 1st Period9:00 – 10:34 2nd/3rd Period10:40 – 12:54 4th/5th Period• 10:40 – 11:10 A Lunch • 11:15 – 11:45 B Lunch • 11:50 – 12:20 C Lunch • 12:25 – 12:54 D Lunch 1:00 – 1:54 6th/7th Period2:00-2:50 8th period (HC Pep Rally begins at 2:45)2:50 – 3:30 Pep Rally

22. Date Opponent Site Time August 22 Danglars MCAA 6:45 August 28 MondegoMondego 6:45 September 5 Desmonde Away 7:00 September 12 Villeforte MCAA 7:30 September 26 Mercedes Away 7:30 October 3 Caderousse MCAA 7:30 October 10 Cavalcanti Away 7:30 October 17 Zaccone Mercedes 7:30 October 31 Morrel MCAA 7:30 November 7 RenaudRenaud 7:30