Credits:

-Set Design and lighting by ROP stage tech and Michael Griffitts-Music editing by Robvic Hamto.-Lighting by Meghan Mahoney and stage tech.-Costume Manager and designer: Kay Brenner.Props by Mikaela Granados.-Costume artists: Kay Brenner, Delaney Davis, Cheyenne Worthington, Meghan Kennedy, and Sophie Eckl.-Accessory designers: Rebekah Medina and Meghan Kennedy.-Master of Ceremonies: Alex Chambers-Program and poster photography by Mac Petric. Poster design by Allison Ball. -Program senior photos and bios by Kay Brenner.-Photography by Christine Birch-Araya. Videography by Mr. Roberts and Virtual Enterprise. -Choreography and direction by Mrs. Ashley Johnson.

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rev·o·lu·tion noun \ˌre-və-ˈlü-shən\

Definition of REVOLUTION

1a (1) : the action by a celestial body of going round in an orbit or elliptical course; also : apparent movement of such a body round the earth (2) : the time taken by a celestial body to make a complete round in its orbit (3) : the rotation of a celestial body on its axis

b : completion of a course (as of years); also : the period made by the regular succession of a measure of time or by a succession of similar events

c (1) : a progressive motion of a body around an axis so that any line of the body parallel to the axis returns to its initial position while remaining parallel to the axis in transit and usually at a constant distance from it (2) : motion of any

figure about a center or axis <revolution of a right triangle about one of its legs generates a cone> (3) : rotation 1b2a : a sudden, radical, or complete change

Radioactive- Danced to “Radioactive” by Imagine Dragons. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Dancers: Ashley Lawson, Robvic Hamto, Sawyer Henderson, Mackenna Roberts, Rachael Barnett, Sierra O’Connor, Katelynn Barger, Kiersten Guymon, Brian Ignacio, Brianna Graves, Aspen Conley, Delaney Davis, Jennifer Lopez, Elise Brooking, Germaine DeMattos, Michaela Tzucanow, and Maxwell Peterson.

Roll Away Your Stone- Danced to “Roll Away Your Stone” by Mumford and Sons.

Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Nanette Smith, Lindsey Hytrek, Sierra

Patzius, Mikaela Granados, Cheyenne Worthington, Ashley Lawson, Delaney Davis,

Itzel Ruiz, Mackenna Roberts, Lillie Clark, Saywer Henderson, Vincent Van der Puyl, Kay Brenner, Brianna Graves, Germaine

DeMattos, and Emily Majewski.

The Funeral - Danced to “The Funeral” by Band of Horses. Choreographed by Ashley

Johnson. Danced by: Kay Brenner, Itzel Ruiz, Cheyenne Worthington,

Emily Majewski, Loren Lovio, Brian Ignacio, Aspen Conley, Rachael Barnett, Lillie Clark,

Meghan Kennedy, Katelynn Barger, and Ashley Lawson.

No Light, No Light- Danced to “No Light, No Light” by Florence +the Machine.

Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Michelle Lee, Rebekah Medina, Delaney Davis, Katelynn Barger, Maxwell Peterson,

Lindsey Hytrek, Brianna Graves, Kialy Barker, Germaine DeMattos, Linda Marcone, Aspen Conley, Ashley Lawson, Kay Brenner,

Nanette Smith, and Ziara Lobato.

Money- Danced to “Money” from Cabaret. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced

by: Jacob Griffin, Julia Ortiz-Luis, Sierra

Hastings, Samantha Mendoza, Hannie Ramirez, Taylor Hall, Alliyah Brown, Yovana Perez, Maria Perez, Jennifer Lopez, Julianne Fortune, Sierra Adams, Katherine Tejeda,

Lydia Arguello, Elyssa Bactol, Linda Puebla, Kyra Cereola.

Too Close- Danced to “Too Close” by Alex Clare. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Duets choreographed by Ashley Johnson

and dancers. Danced by: Katelynn Barger, Aspen Conley, Germaine DeMattos,

Mackenna Roberts, Elise Brooking, Rebekah Medina, Robvic Hamto, Delaney Davis,

Vincent Van der Puyl, Mary LeBlue, Lindsey Hytrek, Chloe Sauls, and Maxwell Peterson.

Heavy in your Arms- Danced to “Heavy in Your Arms” by Florence + the Machine. Choreographed and danced by Aspen Conley.

Nasty- Danced to “Nasty” by Christina Aguilara and Cee-lo Green. Choreographed

by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Maxwell Peterson, Lindsey Hytrek, Chloe Sauls, Rachael Barnett, Michelle Lee, Jessica

Matteo, Mary LeBlue, Julia Ortiz-Luis, Mikaela Granados, Samantha Mendoza,

Jennifer Lopez, and Robvic Hamto.

Stay- Danced to “Stay” by Rihanna. Choreographed and danced by Delaney Davis and Brian Ignacio.

Left in the Attic- Danced to “Like a Song” by Lanka. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Linda Marcone, Mikaela Granados, Rachael Barnett, Ashley Lawson, Maxwell Peterson, Kendra Allison, Itzel Ruiz, Rebekah Medina and Julia Ortiz-Luis.

Intermission-------------------------- 15 minutes

There will be a short intermission performance:"King with no Krown" is the name of the dance, song mashup is "Lady Gaga Dance Down mix", choreographed by Richard "Richy Squirrel" Jackson and Robvic Hamto. Danced by Robvic Hamto, Brian Ignacio, and Mackenna Roberts.

History Repeating- Danced to “History Repeating” by Propellerheads featuring Shirley

Bassey. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Duets choreographed by Ashley Johnson and dancers. Danced by: Chloe Sauls, Rachael Barnett, Germaine DeMattos, Linda Marcone, Mary LeBlue, Rebekah Medina, Nanette Smith, Ziara Lobato, Brian Ignacio, Kay Brenner, Nanette Smith, Emily Majewski, Mikaela Granados, Shaina Poniachik, Lindsey Hytrek, Ashley Lawson, Sawyer Henderson, Delaney Davis, and Sierra Hastings.

Figure Eight - Danced to “Figure 8” by Ellie Goulding. Choreographed and danced by: Imani Call, Rebekah Medina, Linda Marcone, and Loren Lovio.

Americano- Danced to “Americano” by Lady Gaga. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Aspen Conley, Samantha Mendoza, Brian Ignacio, Delaney Davis, Mary LeBlue, Lindsey Hytrek, Ashley Lawson, Robvic Hamto, Mackenna Roberts, Sawyer Henderson, Katelynn Barger, Sierra Hastings, Julia Ortiz-Luis.

Starry Eyed- Danced to “Starry Eyed” (Live at the Cherrytree House) by Ellie Goulding. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Katelynn Barger, Lillie Clark, KayAnna

Ammons, Cheyenne Worthington, Katherine Tejeda, Zaira Lobato, Loren Lovio, Rebekah Medina, Mikaela Granados, Marissa Cuevas, Itzel Ruiz, Lindsey Hytrek, Nanette Smith,

and Linda Puebla, Lydia Arguello, and Linda Marcone.

My Homies Still- Danced to “My Homies Still” by Lil Wayne (feat. Big Sean).

Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Linda Puebla, Michelle Lee, Aspen

Conley, Jessica Mateo, Chloe Sauls, Kassidy King, Maxwell Peterson, Rebekah Medina, Robvic Hamto, Brianna Graves, Mikaela

Granados, Mackenna Roberts, and Andrea Hernandez.

Divenire- Danced to “Divenire” by Ludovico Einaudi. Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Brian Ignacio, Vincent Van der Puyl, Sawyer Henderson, Shaina Poniachik, Meghan Kennedy, Cheyenne Worthington, Ashley Lawson, Kay Brenner, Sierra

O’Connor, Delaney Davis, Mackenna Roberts, Chloe Sauls, Sierra Hastings, Lydia Arguello, Samantha Mendoza, Lillie Clark, Itzel Ruiz, and Loren Lovio.

Out of My Mind- Danced to “Out of My Mind” by B.O.B feat. Niki Minaj.

Choreographed by Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Lindsey Hytrek, Robvic Hamto,

Mackenna Roberts, Kaitlynn Barger, Brian Ignacio, Rachael Barnett, Andrea Hernadez,

Jennifer Lopez, Maxwell Peterson, Ashley Lawson, Linda Puebla, and Rebekah Medina.

Glittering Cloud- Danced to “Glittering Cloud” by Immogen Heap. Choreographed

by Ashley Johnson. Group segments choreographed by dancers. Danced by:

Rebekah Medina, Emily Majewski, Meghan Kennedy, Sierra Patzius, Michelle Lee,

Shaina Poniachik, Zaira Lobato, Rachael Barnett, Lindsey Hytrek, Mikaela Granados, Brianna Graves, Delaney Davis, Mackenna

Roberts, Ashley Lawson, and Linda Marcone.

Where Ever You Will Go- Danced to “Where Ever You Will Go” by Charlene

Soraia. Choreographed by our class of 2013

seniors and Ashley Johnson. Danced by: Itzel Ruiz, Cheyenne Worthington, Germaine

DeMattos, Sierra O’Connor, Lauren Buelna, Brian Ignacio, Imani Call, Julianne Hoffman,

and Meghan Kennedy.

Show Conclusion and bow-----

Our Class of 2013 Seniors:

Senior Biographies:

Brian Ignacio:Brian Ignacio has been dancing for 3 years here at Mission Vista. His favorite part of dancing is making new friends, having fun and learning new fun choreography. After High School

Brian plans on pursuing dance or joining the military, and coming back to MVHS to be a guest choreographer and help Mrs.Johnson, because we all know she can't do it alone. Brian’s favorite quote is “Let It whip!”

Imani Call:Imani Call has been dancing for 16 years and her favorite part of dance is being able to express herself in ways words can't. After high school she plans to continue her education at Mira Costa as

well as continuing her work at Palomar Animal Hospital. "Every 60 seconds you spend angry or upset is a minute of happiness you will never get back."

Lauren Buelna:Lauren has enjoyed every moment dancing at MVHS and loves the friends and experiences she has gained in Mrs. Johnson's program. She

plans to continue dancing at San Diego state university where she will major in performing

arts in the fall of 2013. Lauren would like to give Mrs Johnson a special thank you for encouragement to never lose hope, and especially to never give up on dance.

Itzel Ruiz:Itzel has been dancing since she was a sophomore in high school at Mission Vista. Her favorite part of dancing is the fact that it is a way she can tell a story with movement. It makes her feel alive and free. Her favorite styles of dance to do are contemporary and modern. Itzel plans on going to Mira Costa for two years and transferring to UCSD to major in Marine Biology. She hopes to one day help the sea

animals by giving them a voice in society. She wants to take some dance classes every once in a while whether it is at Mira Costa or at different studios. "Pain is weakness leaving the body" -Marine Corps motto

Julianne Hoffman:Julianne Hoffman has been dancing since her freshmen year of high school at Mission Vista. She will be attending a four-year university next fall as a psych major and hopes to

continue dancing into old age.

Meghan Kennedy:Meghan began dancing at the age of 3, but after four years moved onto gymnastics and swimming. Once switching the MVHS as a sophomore, she began dancing once again. The

dance program at MVHS has allowed her to rediscover the passion for dance she had as a child. After graduation, Meghan will be attending UCSD and majoring in Human

Biology in hopes of attending medical school. However, when she is not studying, she hopes to be able to pick up a few dance classes and continue dancing on a regular basis!

Sierra O’Connor:Sierra O'Connor has been attending MVHS since her freshman year. She's enjoyed

experiencing dance through out high school. Her future plans are to attend Cal State Northridge in the Fall as a Theater Arts major. She would like to thank Mrs. Johnson for putting on a great dance show every year.

Germaine DeMattos:Germaine Star DeMattos  a senior at Mission Vista High School has been a part of the school since the very beginning.  To Germaine, Mission Vista is her home away

from home,  and she is so proud to have been a part of the shaping of the school.  Germaine loves to dance and perform, citing her participation in the dance department as one of

the greatest experiences of her life.  Germaine would like to give a special shout out to her dance teacher, Mrs Johnson. She is so grateful to have had the opportunity to have been in her classes for the past three years. Mrs. Ross has been an inspiration and motivating force in her life.  Germaine plans on attending Mira Costa College in the fall. “Dance, laughter, love and smiles have all come out of being a part of Mission Vista High School. “I wouldn’t change it for the world…. LETS GO MVHS… Enjoy the show!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Cheyenne Worthington:Cheyenne Worthington has been dancing ever since she was in eighth grade. Dance has made a huge impact on her life and it is her favorite thing to do. Her favorite part

about dance is that she gets to make lots of friends, make new memories, and gain new experiences. She’s not entirely sure what she wants to be, but is interested in veterinary practices. She may not have a career involving dance, but she knows that dance will always be part of her life and plans on continuing to take courses in college.

Thank You’s:

Thank you to all my dancers for working so incredibly hard this year. You all are amazing and inspire me daily. Thank you for vesting your time, hard work, dedication, and hearts into everything you do. You all are so special to me and I am so proud of you all! Have a great show, dancers!

Thank you to all our parents that helped with the show and with our rehearsal schedules. Thank you for your dedication and wiliness to support our program.

Thank you to ROP Stage-tech from fall and spring and Mr. Griffitts for all of your hard work, making

wonderful set pieces for us, and for lighting our show beautifully!

Thank you to my costume designers: Kay Brenner, Delaney Davis, Cheyenne Worthington, Meghan Kennedy, Sophie Eckl, and Robvic Hamto for helping design and make all of the costumes for the show! We couldn’t have done this without you!

Thank you to Mikaela Granados and family for our “money bags.”

Thank you to Alex Chambers for being our wonderfully charismatic MC. Thank you for dedicating your personal time to making our show extra special.

Thank you to Meghan Mahoney for doing our lighting. Thank you for dedicating your expertise to making our show light up beautifully.

Thank you to --------- for working our spot-light for us! Thank for dedicating your time and energy lighting our show!

Thank you to Mr. Feldstein and Allison Ball for our fabulous program cover and poster.

Thank you to Mac Pettric for a fabulous photo shoot for our poster and program covers!

Thank you to Mr. Sandoval’s photography class for taking pictures during our show.

Thank you to Mr. Elsner’s virtual enterprise class for filming our show for us.

Thank you Kay Brenner for organizing all of our senior bios and photos.

From Mrs. Johnson: Thank you to my wonderful family and friends that are a constant support system to me and help me throughout the year. Thank you for supporting us all today!

Thank you to my wonderful dancers, who worked so hard this year! All of your hard work and dedication shows in your performance and I am so proud of you! You make the dances come to life and are an inspiration to me everyday. It is an honor teach such wonderful students!