Year Book 2018

Yearbook 2018
Antofagasta International School
“Life long learning for all”
Legal Representative
Carlos Claussen Calvo
Principal
Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada
Yearbook Coordinator
Ismael Riveros Araya
Colaborators
Patricia Fornazzari
Samantha Lonsdale
José Collao Acuña
Karen Olivares López
Francisca Donoso Femenías
Joaquín Rojas Foradori
Photography
Christian Humeres Ríos
DESIGN

INDICE
INDICE
Principal´s Message ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Antofagasta International School Board....................................................................................................................................................
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Antofagasta International School Board Of Directors....................................................................................................................
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Parent Planning Group.............................................................................................................................................................................................
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Students Council..........................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Staff Pre School ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Miscellaneous Pre School.......................................................................................................................................................................................
10-17
Kindergarten Graduation .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Staff Lower School......................................................................................................................................................................................................
18
Miscellaneous Lower School ................................................................................................................................................................................. 19-26
Staff Upper High School...........................................................................................................................................................................................
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Miscellaneous Upper High School .................................................................................................................................................................... 28-39
Activities AIS...................................................................................................................................................................................................................
40
Teleton ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40-41
World Cup ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
International Day ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 43
Chilean Folkloric Gala ................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
Anniversary Gala.................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Book Sale .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 46
Christmas Flea Market ................................................................................................................................................................................ 47
Christmas Concert .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48-49
Extracurricular Activities ............................................................................................................................................................................ 50-55

Subject Department ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 56-64
Math Department ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Spanish Language and Communication Lower School Department..........................................................................
57
Language and Communication Upper High School Department ................................................................................. 58
History and Social Science Department ....................................................................................................................................... 59
Science Department ................................................................................................................................................................................. 60
Language Art Department ..................................................................................................................................................................... 61
Art Department ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Physical Education Department ........................................................................................................................................................ 63
Technology Department..........................................................................................................................................................................
64
Other Department ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 65-69
Counseling and Psychology Department .................................................................................................................................... 65
Administration and Finance Department ................................................................................................................................... 66
Education Assistant....................................................................................................................................................................................
67
Discipline Assistant....................................................................................................................................................................................
68
Principal Secretary and Reception Secretary ........................................................................................................................... 69
Academic Levels ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70-90
Pre School (Play Group Grade – Kindergarten Grade) .......................................................................................................... 70-74
Lower School (1° Grade – 6° Grade) .............................................................................................................................................. 75-82
Upper High School (6° Grade – 12° Grade) ................................................................................................................................ 83-90
Twelfth Grade Graduation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 91-92
Students Photo Present and as a Child...................................................................................................................................................
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Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada
principal Antofagasta International school
The 2018 academic year has come to an end and we are getting
ready to start a new journey. Our results are positive, and it’s rewarding for us
to watch in our students a sense of belonging, where the foundation of our
identity are values and principles that sustain our educational project. This
pride of being "Aisinos" is something we can witness through the testimonies
of students who consider our school a second home, a safe place where they
can grow and develop. A place where appreciation and respect is cultivated,
and where a solid academic foundation is achieved, one that has given us
such a qualified distinction in our city and the region. Time has witnessed the
evolution that we have experienced in our fifteen year history committed to
our students and their families.
We will always have the memories of that initial building that housed us. Today we see how our new spaces are
emerging to cultivate science, art, sports, innovation and technology. This is what we describe as AIS 3.0, this innovative and
futuristic way of looking at education, that challenges us to make our best efforts to continue as a leading school, with a
concept associated with a continuous, bilingual and multicultural education platform.
I am convinced that we are not likely to change the world, but we can do so much for our direct and everyday environment.
The sum of each small effort makes the real difference. This difference becomes a reality in AIS when an ideal is
formed and we transform it into a sense of life that allows us to face the challenges that it presents.
Undoubtedly, the fragility of our human condition can sometimes lead us to let ourselves be seduced by conformity,
comfort, and vanity through a selfish lifestyle. When facing this dilemma, I encourage our students and faculty to live their
lives in depth and not allow for it to be wasted. We are convinced that education is not to give the answers, but rather the
way to find the answers to all the questions. This is why we teach to think, to question, to be, because education is life itself.
Learning is not changing, yet learning is growing. Today is a good day to dare to live it. I invite our community to work hard
and in silence. "Let our success make all the noise".
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Antofagasta International School Board
Mr. Carlos Claussen
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
Sr. Carlos Figueria Ahumada
PRINCIPAL AIS
Sra. Claudia Sagner C.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
RELATION
Sra. Ivania Petricio V.
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN
RESOURCES
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Antofagasta International School Board Of Directors
Sitting from left to right:
Ismael Riveros Araya
Vice Principal of Community Regulations
Yasna Vargas Canivilo
Curiculum and International Programs Director
Paulina Figueroa Petricio
Vice Principal
Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada
Principal Antofagasta International School
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PARENT PLANNING GROUP
Sitting from left to right: Carolina Carrillo, Carola Mendez, Claudia Sagner, Melissa Castro.
Standing from left to right: Lorena Figueroa, Dusanka Zlatar, Taina Ide, María Soledad Fernandez, Mariela Lema
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students council
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Sitting from left to right: Matilda Spencer Vera, Constanza Parra Reyes, Arianna Jordan Vargas, Martina Rojas Donoso.
Standing from left to right: Benjamín Veas Carrillo, Marcelo Gálvez Aguirre, Vicente Santolaya Barrera, José Huanca C.
Absent: Karem Gueny E.

staff PRE SCHOOL
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KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION
This is the beginning of a new path… the future begins today. Our graduated students are ready and prepared to be 1st graders. They have plenty
of knowledge and new skills they have learnt during Pre School. WELCOME TO LOWER SCHOOL!

Family activities
Miscellaneous pre SCHOOL
We feel healthy after
doing some exercises with
the family
We love to listen to puppets stories
We enjoy cooking with our mums
Having a great time in the familiar picnic
We are very close each other as family
Thank you for coming to tell us what you do
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Anniversary
Painting a colorful canvas about super heroes with our PYP buddies
Representing very enthusiastic the White team
We dressed up as super heroes, we love it!
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The Little super heroes of our school
The craziest and most entertaining hats made by the family

Book week
The stories that our parents told us were super fun!
We dressed up as a book character we liked the most
We participated in a beautiful “Pasa Calle” in the patio of
our school.
Thank you for the story about The Ugly Duckling
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We ate Chilean food, and lived the
Chilean traditions
We loved to dance with our parents!
We participated in the Folkloric Gala in September
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We danced and sang the typical Chilean music
Learning about our national flag

music
We love the kinder glockenspiels
We danced and played in our talent show
We can do different sounds with our bodies
We played the Angelito song with our kinder glockenspiels
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field trip
We visited Jumbo supermarket to learn about the place and some jobs
We are very happy to meet some firemen from the n°3 company.
They always do their best!
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Chilling and enjoying nature at the Parque Croacia.
There we learnt about recycling
We want to learn more about anatomy at the Anatomy Lab

YOGA
Keeping calm and peaceful
Learning new Yoga techniques
Breathing in, breathing out…
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staff lOWER sCHOOL

1°
Miscellaneous LOWER SCHOOL
This was been an interesting provocation for our unit on
Sharing the Planet.
Our unit of inquiry is How We Express Ourselves. Grade
1A have been exploring different types of art.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane.. it’s SUPER KIDS! Grade One had a fantastic opportunity to dress
up as their favourite superhero.
Grade 1 A has been making all types of pictures! We have
certainly been learning how to express ourselves through Art!
It’s a PATTERN! It’s a PATTERN! The kids had their creative minds on creating patterns
on their shirts!
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2°
2C students presented their indigenous tribes of Chile
fair. Each pair of students represented a specific tribe and
got to dress up and share information about their tribe!
2A hosted an Indigenous Tribes of Chile Fair. Students
worked in pairs to dress up and present a poster on a
specific tribe.
2C students visiting the Museo Regional de Antofagasta
to learn more about immigration and indigenous
groups of Chile!
2B visited the Artequin museum at Inacap to learn
about different art styles and artistic expression.
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2A with their trophy after winning the World Cup!
Our 2B superheroes!

3°
Trip to the Botanical Gardens as part of our unit ‘Sharing
The Planet’ to learn more about plants.
Greek Day, as part of our unit ‘How We Express Ourselves’.
Having fun on Greek Day!
3A, 3B and 3C for International Day (Peru).
Trip to Ruinas de Huanchaca as part of our unit ‘Where We Are In Place
And Time’ to learn more about the Solar System.
Trip to Ruinas de Huanchaca as part of our unit ‘Where We Are In Place
And Time’ to learn more about the Solar System.
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4°
4A at Parque Ecorayen
4B enjoying a party with friends
4th Grade International Day - India
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4C with their World Cup medals
4C enjoying their visit to AstroKids
4B visiting a local art gallery to learn about ancient paintings.

5°
Grade 5 explorers at the top of the world!
5A visiting the Regional Museum
and listening to a historical presentation.
5C visiting the Antofagasta Regional Museum.
5A at the science lab!
5C out discovering neighborhood street art.
5B Visiting artist workshop
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Exhibition
The Elderly Outreach group brings cheer to a local nursing home.
The Women’s Rights group highlighted historically famous women.
The Animal Rights group donated much needed supplies
to a local dog shelter.
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The Technology and Communication group
brought science to life in the FABLAB.
The Artistic Expression group brought out
the artist in each of us.
Every group got a chance to present what they
learned out the Exhibition 2018.

Book Week
Reading with PYP Buddies
Teachers dressed as book characters
Parents Reading with their Students
2C students diving into a good book on
pajama day during book week!
Family Reading Day
Everyone Joined in the Fun
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CEAL
Second Semester Representatives with their Diplomas
Visiting Teleton
First semester celebration activity
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Reflecting with Ms. Daniela
Monthly meetings filled with discussion and learning

Staff Upper-High-School
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activities
Miscellaneous upper high SCHOOL
Our teachers and staff dressing up Visiting TELETÍN at the main TELETÓN center
Hoping to fish something!
Upper students exhibition
Teachers day celebration
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art
Musical and brilliant Upper students
and their music teacher
This artistic photo was taken in the
middle of the desert
Art day in AIS
How cool and colorful it is to make
your own kite hey!
Puppets creation by 6th grade students of AIS
The sound of the flute through the school!
Running freely to make these kites fly
up in the sky!
Mandalas creation from their own imagination
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Coloring the blue horizon of our desert city
An international visit from Paraguay

formation department
Talks about preventing drugs and alcohol are being listened carefully by the students
Field trips built up both team work and
solidarity
The little ones being caring for 12th graders
Doing some sports at the beach, 12th graders
love outdoor activities!
Teachers participating in an end of the year activity
Bringing up smiles and love to the children
Savasana the best part of yoga, shhhh… And relax!
Having a great time drawing and coloring
Collecting more memories in
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VOCATIONAL ORIENTATION
After the talk having some relax time
Vocational Talks
Students receiving information from a professional
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Group photo with our guest from the Air Force

HISTORY
Important characters from the past coming to tell their stories
Students visiting Chacabuco
The students are well inform about what´s on
Field trip to the Huanchaca ruins of our city
A very special guest in the talk
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LANGUAGE ARTS
SHARK TANK invention competition
Participating in Romeo and Juliet play with the Live Language Theatre Company
Congratulations to all!
The little ones excited because even
a dinosaur visited us!!
Students were challenged to
write haikus about Antofagasta
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Students did their best to represent their characters Energy and enthusiasm while waiting the first guests

LaNGUAGE
Celebrating the World Book Day! Acting was
present in AIS
After the extraordinary theater
presentation by 11th grade students
Joaquín Palma presenting
his second poem book
titled (In) Justicia
Happy because of the surprised visit
of Survivor and its dogs
We love dogs!
Learning about the most famous
urban stories of Antofagasta
AIS staff witnessed Joaquín Palma
presentation about his poem book
Our principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A.
recognizing the writer Joaquín Palma
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MATHS
Math Wizard, the annual mathematics competition for the
Middle School
Ready for the Selection Test for National Olympiad
Regional Math Olympiad. They did great!
Our Vice principal, Miss Paulina Figueroa, giving the golden medal to Amanda Díaz
the winner of the AIS Math Olympiad
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Physical Education
Baseball team playing and sharing some tricks in the field Watching the ball! Nice caught! Table tennis time!
Celebrating the international sport day
Teaching the children how to play movements
International sport day
Some AIS family members
in the World Cup
PE teachers ready to cheer up all the students
A beautiful view while climbing up to the hill
One of our traditional activity,
Active Recess, let´s dance! The most motivated support team 37 51

science
Science Week Open Lab: Lower school experienced laboratories
about physics , chemistry and biology.
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Celebrating National Astronomy Day with fun activities.
Earth Day: Improving education on environmental issues and climate change

Technology
Imagine you create your clock!
Discovering how things work in this world
Fablab group presenting their sustainable work
Such a nice recognition, students were happy
Students feeling proud of their work
Francisco Amstein won the FABLAB Spirit prize
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TELETON 2018
We set a very high goal and managed to surpass it by an incredible amount. Mission accomplished
thanks to the hard work of the AIS families, students and staff! This year we collected $15.597.380. “El Regalo de Todos”.
Playing a wonderful solo in the Saxophone
The AIS bank of Teletón waiting for donations
ACTIVITIES
First donation from the little ones We can do it!
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Opening the ceremony
Singing performance for Teletón

We reached the final goal. ¡TELETÓN, EL REGALO DE TODOS!
Teletín cuddling children from Pre-School
The High School teachers gave their donation
Getting closer to reach our final goal
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THE WORLD CUP
Enthusiasm, color, and AIS Family participation are characteristics that made The World Cup a unique activity to empower friendship and friendly competition.
2018 AIS World Cup members
Showing their passion and talent
Strategies to win
2018 AIS World Cup members
Taking proudly their Cup
Strength and teamwork
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We are the champions!!
The Principal Ignacio Figueroa A. opening
the Ceremony
The WINNERS of the World Cup

International Day
This is an unforgettable, artistic, and beautiful tradition that has become such a remarkable activity that every year surpasses our expectations.
12th graders dancing and performing the Coco movie
Perfect representation and acting
A big ending
The Upper high students dancing actively and joyful The typical costumes showing bright colors
Lot of families enjoying the food
The little ones are always the most enthusiastic
Girls showing delicate movements and elegancy
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CHILEAN Folkloric Gala
September is the special time when we all celebrate traditions and culture. We unite in identifying the special characteristics of our nation such as costumes,
dancing, food, and games. Feeling proud for its history, and hopeful about the future. The AIS students’ participation allows us to live the true “Chilenidad”.
The Chilean Polynesian culture
Elegancy, beauty and coordination
AIS teachers showing their artistic talent
The Cueca our national dance
Wearing our typical costumes, focus on and ready
to go on the scene
The north carnival on its beauty
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A panoramic view of the show
The last dance of Cueca

ANNIVERSARY GALA
All the AIS community had the pleasure to hear the Orquesta Sinfónica de Antofagasta (OSA) in our Anniversary Gala.
The Orquesta Sinfónica de Antofagasta
A panoramic view of the Auditorium
Some of the musicians from the OSA
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. recognizing
the representative family Vargas Lema
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa is giving a
recognition to the conductor
Mr. Christian Baeza Gonzalez
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. recognizing
the representative family Mondaca Araya
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BOOK SALE
Every year our PPG is able to provide our students with the opportunity to purchase beloved books from different authors around the world. This tradition
has brought so much joy and passion for reading to all our students from young to old.
PPG staff in charge of the exhibition
The first guests
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I take it!
A book… a good company

CHRISTMAS FLEA MARKET
The PPG department organized this annual activity, this year hosting sixty- five sellers in our school’s main patio. It is a cherished activity that gives all
of our AIS entrepreneurs the opportunity to share their products and ideas.
A lot of families enjoying this Christmas
traditional activity
Panoramic view of the fair
Teachers thinking about shopping
Interesting sales and products
Peak hour in the fair Having a walk through the stands
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT PRE SCHOOL
We celebrate as every year the joy of Christmas, especially with the little ones who have the Christmas Spirit in their hurts and was
showed on stage, singing and dancing the most popular Christmas songs. What a nice way to finish the school year!
Summer Christmas costume. They rocked it! Looking as Santa Claus. Even wearing a beard Singing and dancing energetically, they
look amazing
Christmas is in AIS. The little ones gave their best!
Waiting to see and enjoy the show
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We love Christmas!
We wish the best to our Teachers!!
Thank you for your work!

CHRISTMAS CONCERT LOWER SCHOOL
The voices of Lower school students never cease to impress us. The dancing and costumes brightened the stage and our hearts. It´s
the perfect way to finish the school year and celebrate the sounds of Christmas joy.
Summer Christmas, perfect performance!
Panoramic view of the gym, everybody
enjoying
LET’S ROCK!
Colorful costumes! They love Christmas
Recognizing two of our teachers who are
leaving this year
They look great, having fun at stage
Beautiful Christmas dances and songs
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Our talented football players
After the AIS Orchestra concert
extra curricular activities
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It’s not all about discipline in the game
All surprised by Santa visiting AIS Motivation and energy. ZUMBA time!
Hockey and passion
Strategy is the key
Our AIS Hockey team

Gymnastics requires balance, strength, and coordination.
academiEs
Our little joyful and talented gymnastics
Actors feeling excited about
the audience
Martina Astete representing Chile at the South American Gymnastic
Competency of Melgar in Colombia
Two distinguish swimmers, Michela
Casazza and Benjamin Gonzalez
representing Antofagasta
Golden medal in Bulgaria, Gymnastic discipline
Perfect and elegant ending
Nicolas Avalos was the 1st place at the School Sail competition in Puerto Montt.
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BOOK FAIR
This year Antofagasta International School was proud to celebrate the fifteenth annual book fair. The aim was to encourage reading in order to improve
and develop the comprehension levels. During this unique and creative exhibition the audience members were able to relive the books that our
students studied through their character representations and their designs of the literary worlds.
Beautiful costumes that surprised us We are READY to receive our guests Explaining our characters
The little ones were the most interested
A panoramic view from the guests
Fascinated by the personification
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FAMILY RUN “FEDERICO CORSSEN MESSINA”
This year our family run was in memory of Federico Corssen, a little angel who left us before his time. Every year we have more people participating, becoming
an emblematic and sport activity within our school community.
AIS Family members
Ready to run
Ready, set…, go!
Siblings getting ready for the race
The important thing is to participate
Put your hands up and stretch
Crossen Messina Family
Stretching and dancing
In memory of Federico a little angel
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SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The fifteenth school anniversary was lived intensively with throughout the entire AIS community. There were countless activities, such as sport competitions,
the queen and the king elections, charity visits, our gala concert, and lots of family activities. We are a young school, and looking forward to many more anniversary
celebrations to come.
We are all superheroes Our teachers often playing around everybody participating in the
dancing challenge
Red choreography
Singing Happy Birthday to our school
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Greetings from the AIS Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa Ahumada
12TH graders sharing in their last anniversary

Marvelous body painting
Lovely face painting Lego time Painting and coloring the canvas
The best singers ever
Inside big bubbles. An entertaining game!
Spelling game. Lower School.
The musical chair. A traditional game!
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SUBJECT DEPARTMENT
Math Department
Mr. Luis Ramos, Ms. Alexia Rojas, Mr. Pedro Armando Lorenzo, Ms. Marta Fonseca R, Mr. Alejandro Eade H.
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Spanish LAnguage and Communication Lower School Department
Sitting from left to right: Ms. María Jesús Agliati G, Ms. Pamela Cuevas V, Ms. Milena Colque L, Ms. Ana Espíndola T.
Standing from left to right: Ms. Francisca Díaz S, Ms. Carolina Faúndes P, Ms. Janett Barraza D. 57

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LAnguage and Communication Upper High Department
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Shery Leiva O, Ms. Carolina Moretic de la Barra, Ms. Beatriz Moraga M.
Standing from left to right: Mr. Luis Córdova A, Ms. Camila Urquhart S, Alejandro Avalos R.

History and Social Science Department
Mr. Benjamín Claussen T, Mr. Roberto Galleguillos L, Mr. Alejandro Flores A.
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Science Department
Ms. Hita Barraza, Ms. Aracelly herrera C, Ms. Alejandra Cisterna G, Ms. Katty Araya C, Ms. Jenny María Idenfors.
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LAnguage Arts Department
Mr. Nathan Jeftha Fredericks, Ms. Susan Vanessa Santana, Ms. Emilia Morales M. Mr. Jonathan Alexander Welch.
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Art Department
Mr. Marko Santelices S, Ms. Carol Rodríguez D, Mr. Sergio Alfaro A.

Physical Education Department
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Erica Andrea Parentis, Mr. José Collao A, Ms. Jimena Sotomayor H.
Standing from left to right: Mr. Christian Quinteros J, Mr. Paulo Urbina B, Mr. José Huanca C.
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Technology Department
Mr. Carlos Araya P, Ms. Marta Fonseca R, Ms. Eden Jofré R, Mr. Nelson Ferrada C.
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OTHER DEPARTMENT
Counseling and Psychology Department
Ms. Daniela Branada S, Ms. Pamela Chávez R, Ms. Galie Riveros D.
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Administration and Finance Departmen
Mr. Ricardo Calderón M, Ms. Marjolenny Guajardo A, Ms. Pamela Fuentes B, Mr. José Huanca O.
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Education Assistant
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Karla Figeuroa A, Ms. Francisca Donoso F. Ms. Fabiola Araya Z, Ms. Berta Fuentes A, Ms. Karen Olivares L, Ms. Karla Olivares A.
Standing from left to right: Mr. José Joaquín Rojas, Mr. Diego Chacón B, Mr. Christian Humeres R, Mr. Cesar Sepúlveda C.
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Discipline Assistant
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Francisca Donoso F, Ms. Karen Olivares L.
Standing from left to right: Mr. José Joaquín Rojas, Mr. Christian Humeres R, Mr. Cesar Sepúlveda C.

Principal Secretary and Reception Secretary
Ms. Margaret Pozo E, Ms. Maribel Chang M.
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Pre school
Play Group A
Teacher: Miss Francisca Amengual Peñafiel
Co teacher: Miss María José Carrasco – Miss Carolina Ramírez Brewe
Sitting from left to right: Victoria salas Moreno, Emilia Schäfer Morales,
Michela Korlaet Desgroux, Agusta Yanine Weinstein, Ignacia Beltrami Lino,
Paulette Pinillas Sepúlveda, María Schultz Olsen, Magdalena Agurto Bauer,
Matilde David Sepúlveda, Aurora Clavería González, Josefina Nuñez Schaefer.
Standing from left to right: Santiago Ramírez Navarrete,
Baltasar Montaner Cerrudo, Sebastián Ruiz Arancibia,
Santiago Pastén Alessanddri, Valentín Hola Margas, Martín Cabrera Carcuro,
Gustavo Ocampo Bordoli, Tomás Cox Soler, Simón Muñoz Cruz.
Absent: Rosario Chamorro Troncoso
PRE SCHOOL
Play Group B
Teacher: Miss Pamela Hernández Muñoz
Co teachers: Miss Rocío Bermudez Valenzuela – Miss Katherine Veas Vejar
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Torres Torres, Leonor Espinosa Vila,
Beatriz Devaud Tapia, Emilia Mella Zavala, Paz Guevara Nuñez,
Josefina Díaz Sáez, Alía Román Díaz.
Standing from left to right: Boris Jamett Cerda, Pedro Delpiano Alvarado,
Matías Pastén Toledo, Yorgos Bachilouglu Salina, Eliam Alvarado Raboy,
Joaquín Rencoret Soria, Juan Román Díaz.
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Pre school
Play Group C
Teacher: Miss Paola Santander Becerra
Co teachers: Miss Constanza Dubó Morán– Katherine Veas Vejar
Sitting from left to right: Esteban Leal Chirinos, Josefa Farías Arias,
Constanza González Díaz, Paz Guggiana Urrutia, Constanza Araya Castro,
Isabella Ahumada Guerrero, Federico Martínez Olave.
Standing from left to right: Agustín Farías Arias, Harold Glaser Brochet,
Tomás Díaz Villarroel, Mateo Moraga Mercado, Wesley Walker,
Juan López Saavedra, Agustín Olivares Valera, Mateo Ormazábal Muñoz,
Pedro Oyanader Ibáñez, Pedro Pizarro Borquez.
Pre KInder A
Teacher: Miss Constanza Pedreros Tomicic
Co teacher: Miss Camila Balbuena Ramírez
Sitting from left to right: Javiera kahler Parra, Agustina Vergara Gajardo,
Amparo Barrios Seura, Violeta Farías Wallberg, Laura Reyes Torres,
Muriel Ávila Leyton, Isidora Carvajal Pinto, Sofía Araneda Ugarte.
Standing from left to right: Valentino Devaud Tapia, José Caballero Jofré,
Sebastián Valencia Pino, Mateo Fuentes Vulelija, Camilo Cartagena Neff,
Felipe Soto Pinto, Santiago Sepúlveda Rojas, Renato Maturana Muñoz.
Absent: Trinidad Boullet Alvarado, Camila Castillo López, Lucas Márquez Lonsdale,
Jeremías Pimstein Molina.
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Pre school
Pre KInder b
Teacher: Miss Mónica Soto Orellana
Co teacher: Miss Anna Llanos Moya
Sitting from left to right: Joaquín Ly Roldan, Carolina Gutiérrez Araya,
Isidora Burgos Calle, Emilia Miranda Vega, Amalia Ortega Valladares,
Catalina Leiva Machulas, Daniela Lam Fornazzari, Blanca Guzmán Cordero,
Julieta Quiroz Jaldin, Isabella Verdugo Núñez, Ignacio Díaz Durán.
Standing from left to right: Máximo Díaz Cavieres, Diego Campe Sánchez,
Rafael Villagrán Van Steederen, Tomás Diaz Sáez, Vittorio Laury Cubillos,
Mario García Soto, Ian Laferte Reyes, Alessandro Bronda Contreras,
Tomás Godoy Castillo.
Pre KInder c
Teacher: Miss Mónica Miñano Tapia
Co teacher: Miss Carolina Abarca Ávila
Sitting from left to right: Marianne Bergholz Rubio, María Muñoz Rivas,
Ema Berrios Jansson, Matilde Astudillo Zegal, Josefa Mariquez Watts,
Constanza Gutiérrez Araya, Ankay Alvarado Acevedo, Ema Muñoz Pomareda,
Isabella Brochet Martis.
Standing from left to right: Julián Cortés Alcota, Jose González Barria,
Gustavo Jansson Lima, Aruto Leal Chirinos, Alonso Seguel González,
Gaspar Pasten Véliz, Bruno Bersezio García, Cristobál Salas Moreno.
Absent: Juan Pablo Collao González, Benjamin Pape Salcedo.
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Pre school
KInder a
Teachers: Miss Lauren Elizabeth Rosborough– Miss Jessica Carrasco Díaz
Sitting from left to right: Rafaela Mallegas Ceballos,
Fernanda Torres Barrientos, Ivette López Salfate, Ignacia Cabrera Carcuro,
Francisca Ugalde S, Josefina Covarrubias Mujica, Josefa Rocha Rojas,
Paulina Torrelio Tobar, Rafaela Bohorquez Astudillo, Catalina Castillo Piantini.
Standing from left to right: Luciano Espinoza Silva, Tomás Castro Korlaet,
Matías Contreras Manhood, Mateo Cifuentes Gómez, Mateo Icaza Huerta, Iñaki
Ariel Echevarria, Rodrigo Serrano Boisset, Luciano Ortiz Quiroga, Ivo Korlaet
Desgroux, Alonso Díaz Aranda.
Absent: Paulo Garcés Castiblanco, Lucas Collantes Korlaet.
KInder b
Teachers: Karol Calderón Zepeda- Bronwyn Gordon Bennett.
Sitting from left to right: Julieta Pedemonte Hernández, Maia Galaz Alliú,
Josefa Schäefer Morales, Amanda Ocaranza Rojas, Julia Majstrowics,
Trinidad Sarria Lamas, Emma Morales Barba, Isabella Morales Villar,
Jade Contreras Muñoz, Javiera Carvajal Martínez, Isidora Bravo Liberona.
Standing from left to right: Blanca Romero Mollenhauer,
Maximiliano Ramírez Vicent, José Miguel Orellana Segovía, Ernesto Rojas Marín,
Vicente Huidobro López, Leo Lira Zlatar, Alberto Agurto Bauer,
Gabriel Mercado Chung, Bruno García Lizama, Victoria Obreque Montenegro.
Absent: Elisa Pimstein Molina.
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Pre school
KInder c
Teachers: Miss Sara Gabrielle Lewis – Miss Lissette Fischer Guerra
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Castillo Eldán, Pascal Ocampo Bordoli,
María José Latorre Campos, Antonella Bravo Solar, Ivana Krstulovic Rojas,
Sofía Pérez Ubilla, Camila Gent de Andraca, Erika Anzaldo Ramírez,
Trinidad Carrasco Carrasco, Mia Mosquera Silva, Alison Camus Huapaya,
Martina Mella Zabala.
Standing from left to right: Mateo Morales Soto, Martín Trujillo Velásquez,
Felipe Viacava Huerta, Franco Van Wachold Malatesta,
Renato Pietroboni Morales, Rafael Mulet Varas, Simón Moraga Mercado,
Lukas Ormazábal Muñoz, Liam Tuohy Guzmán, Felipe Pastén Toledo,
Fernando Triviños Saavedra.
Absent: Piero Huez Espinoza
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LOWER SCHOOL
1°A
Teacher: Jayne Kennard
Sitting from left to right: María Martínez Zlatar, Daniela Zamorano Oyarzún,
María Rochefort Bronda, Sofía Guerra Moya, Ana David Sepúlveda,
Sofía Avendaño Castillo, Mariana Bernal Escudero,
Valentina Contreras Manhood, Victoria Sarria Bronda,
Fernanda Muñoz Rojas.
Standing from left to right: Alonso Campillay Rojas, Martin Reyes Obilinovic,
Simón Figueroa Vega, Rodrigo Aguilar Carvajal, Gaspar Ponce Balbuena,
Augusto Bohorques Astudillo, Lucas Figueroa Vega, Gaspar Cuevas Bahamondez,
Nicolás Reyes Oblinovic, Pedro García Jara, Juan Salas Moreno.
LOWER SCHOOL
1°B
Teacher: Claire Navarro
Sitting from left to right: Martina Caballero Marchant,
Josefa Arellano Maldonado, Mila Franulic Montes, Agatha Heredia Velásquez,
Trinidad Cancino Arancibia, Rafaela Jaramillo Arévalo, Francisca Mella Erices,
Ignacia Fischer Ule, Amanda Martínez Fuentes, Magdalena Otarola Bizama.
Standing from left to right: Diego Ruiz Arancibia, Agustín Barrios Seura,
Clemente Oddó Rodríguez, Maximo Figueroa Cisternas,
Cristóbal Urrutia Hernández, Luka Ivanovic Weishaupt,
Thiago Napolitano.
Absent: Franka Barturen Vidal, Joaquín Fabres Carrasco,
Francisco Hernández Araya, Ignacia Valencia Pino, Pawel Villarroel Sowinski.
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LOWER SCHOOL
1°C
Teacher: Jasmin Hatcher
Co Teacher: Sharon Silva Tapia
Sitting from left to right: Valeria Contreras Amado,
Antonia Sánchez Fornazzari, Jacinta Cornejo Barrera, Luciana Guzmán Cordero,
Rocío Galindo Egaña, Magdalena Batarce Anabalón, Anastasia Pizarro Aramayo,
Pascuala De Urruticoechea Mery, Constanza Campos Escobar,
Dominga Molina Salas, Pascal Bugueño Barraza
Standing from left to right: Piero Clift Vera, Octavio Farías Wallberg,
Pablo Villagrán Van Steenderen, Daniel Cartajena Nef, Franco Valdés Godoy,
Santiago Godoy Cristino, Vicente Godoy Castillo, Ignacio Cárcamo Maya,
Carlos Olivares Tomicic, Cristóbal Serrano Llanos
Absent: Sofia Crispin Peralta
2°A
Teacher: Angela Butler
Sitting from left to right: Tomás Vargas Lema, Mateo Carvajal Sánchez, Belén
Gallardo Guaman, Josefa Morales Ossandón, Camila Huerta Flores, Vicenta
Marconi Wall, Maximiliano Trujillo Velásquez, Marco Rojas Ortiz.
Standing from left to right: Tomas Jara Jelves, Alexis Seguel Correa,
Cristóbal Lock Rojas, Joaquín Pino Ruiz, Matías Oviedo Ahumada,
Gustavo Blanco Cea, Tomas Vergara Valdés, Rafael Galleguillos Medeiro,
Gastón Méndez Quililongo, Diego Leiva Machulas, Martin Veliz Jamett.
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LOWER SCHOOL
2°B
Teacher: Casey Pedersen
Sitting from left to right: Galit Alvarado Raboy, Constanza Avila Leyton,
Amaya Menzies Barraza, Sofía Politis Linares, Margarita Reyes Moll,
Bruna Roempler Alvear, Marianne Schäfer Castro, Milena Simunovic Cea,
Carolina Ziede Loyola
Standing from left to right: Niko Grubessich Pimentel,
Mateo Collantes Korlaet, Alfonso Naranjo Valenzuela, Cristóbal Carrasco Vega,
Agustín Kelleman Ostoic, Joaquín Santander Figueroa, Sebastián Muñoz Jaure,
Clemente Toledo Mora, Renato Valderrama Bustos, Thiago Zuluaga Vargas.
Absent: Catalina Torres Barrientos.
2°C
Teacher: Amanda Sordahl
Sitting from left to right: Trinidad Mercado Fei Feng, Laura Salazar Martínez,
Catalina Rojas Schulz, Fernanda Yagnam Pedreros, Agustina Guevara Núñez,
Magdalena Cortés Alcota, Consuelo Tabilo Torres, Martina Aguirre Ramírez,
Beatriz Marín Gutiérrez.
Standing from left to right: Gaspar Obreque Montenegro,
Pedro Gatica Tórtora, Mauricio Soto Pinto, Maximiliano Politis Linares,
Diego Ordenes Vallejos, Do Jun Moon, Guillermo Vergara Gajardo,
Francesco Ranzetta Rojas, Joaquín Bacho Henríquez.
Absent: Benjamín Garcés Castiblanco, Magdalena García Sepúlveda
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LOWER SCHOOL
3°A
Teacher: Jowita Majewski
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Díaz Aranda, Úrsula Fuentes Vulelija,
María Ignacia Caballero Jofré, Lía Casazza Ortiz, María Ignacia Hernández Araya,
Josefa Casanova La Regla, Camila Muñoz Rubio, Emma Rivera Palacios,
Millaray Pilquinao Cabrera.
Standing from left to right: Agustín Cuevas Bahamondez,
Agustín Novoa Gallardo, Matías Farías Wallberg, Patricio Martínez Zlatar,
Fernanda Kahler Parra, Lixue Kong Caqueo, David Rencoret Soria,
Mateo Hasbún Villalobos, Nicolás Mulet Varas, Clemente Gatica Tortora,
Martin Ruiz Williams.
3°B
Teacher: Erin Falconer
Sitting from left to right: Isabel Ugalde Sandino, Vania Tapia Toro,
Martina Palma Quinteros, Valentina Cabrera Carcuro, Mariana Torrelio Tobar,
Alicia Covarrubias Mujica, Agustina Muñoz Silva, Maite Echeverría Osorio
Standing from left to right: Martin Pape Salcedo, Vicente López Salfate,
Martin Rivera Araya, Cristóbal Zamorano Oyarzún, Benjamín Ly Roldan,
Camilo Guerra Moya, Sebastián Gen de Andraca, Tomas Yanine Weinstein,
Ignacio Chamorro Troncoso, Manuel Matras Franco
Absent: Fernanda Lillo Carreño.
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LOWER SCHOOL
3°C
Teacher: Lisa Brownlee
Sitting from left to right: Catalina Santelices Araya, Estela Villada Medeiro,
Emilia Lorca Jara, Macarena Serrano Boisset, Magdalena Espinoza Radic,
Javiera Payauta Arias, Laura Lorca jara.
Standing from left to right: Simón Ibarra Aravena, Esteban Echeverría Castro,
Felipe Cabrera Calvo, Martin Retamal Ferrer, Alonso Meléndez Toro,
Joaquín Ahumada Armijo, Ian Bindhoff Marió, Julián Rochefort Bronda,
Franco Clift Vera, Máximo Carvajal Pinto.
Absent: Matias López Fuentes.
4°A
Teacher: Carol Tyson
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Aguilar Carvajal, Emilia Toledo Mora,
Leticia Naranjo Valenzuela, Isabela Obregón Fernández, Sofia Mella Erices,
Celeste García Lizama, Paula Monrroy Urqueta, Maritza Ziede Loyola.
Standing from left to right: Ruben O'Mahoney Silva, Brenno Cuevas Jansson,
Santiago Herrera Pereira , Matias Rojo Villagrán, Julian Walker,
Mateo Von Wachold Malatesta, Sebastian Guerra Carvajal, Renato Tejada Sinsay,
Gaspar Martínez Olave.
Absent: Catalina Lobovsky Madrigal
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LOWER SCHOOL
4°B
Teacher: Corey Mckee
Sitting from left to right: Emma Baumgartner, Antonia Guajardo Dawson,
Pascuala Carrasco Vega, Anica Nikolic Astigueta, Antonia Henriquez Riquelme,
Valentina Burgos Calle, Elisa Orellana Segovia
Standing from left to right: Matías Pino Ruiz, Pablo Padilla Alvarado,
Juan Cristóbal Tabilo Torres, Do Hyun Moon, Samuel Vargas Lema,
Arturo Durán Astigueta, Santiago Oddó Rodriguez, Gustavo De la Hoz Allue.
Absent: Antonia Lizama Briceño
4°C
Teacher: Alison Slavik
Sitting from left to right: Micaela Schäfer Castro, Mia Van Dommelen,
Javiera López Arrieta, Valentina Sánchez Parra, Sofia Roempler Alvear,
Esperanza Díaz Cavieres, Antonia Miranda Ly, Javiera Ortega San Cristóbal
Standing from left to right: Benjamin López Salinas,
Luciano Muñoz Fernández, Marco Lara Sánchez, Matias Carrasco Castro,
Arturo Galleguillos Medeiro, Maximiliano Prieto González, V
icente Horta Borghero, Martin Laury Cubillos
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LOWER SCHOOL
5°A
Teacher: Brock Voss
Sitting from left to right: Gabriela Cárdenas Nikolic, Antonia Hevia Valencia,
Josefina Acuña Briceño, Mariana Reyes Torre, Martina Uribe Sabaj,
Franca Yanine Weinstein, Gabriela Gent de Andraca, Isabella Pietroboni Morales,
Agustina Vergara Valdés, Agustina Abuhadba Fuenzalida,
Standing from left to right: Gaspar Zúñiga Baeza, Joaquín Ríos González,
Mario Reyes Moll, Tomas Cifuentes Gómez, Manuel Astudillo Tirapegui,
Bastián Cisternas Varas, Santiago Cordero Rencoret, Martin Serrano Llanos,
José Pablo Spencer Vera
Absent: Paula Carvajal Segovia, Isidora Muñoz Jaure
5°B
Teacher: Anna Doncaster
Sitting from left to right: Maite Heredia Velásquez, Frida Finsterbusch Lagos,
Ignacia Muñoz Cruz, Rocío Salinas Guzmán, Gabriella Guajardo Aroca,
Rocío Sarria Bronda, Paula Martínez Fuentes, Camila Apablaza Raygadas,
Rafaela Matrás Franco, Isidora Araya Piantini.
Standing from left to right: Gabriel Zapata Álvarez, Diego Vidal Solari,
Tomás Mendoza Ortuño, Luka Grubessich Pimental,
Maximiliano Santander Figueroa, Clemente Collao Campillo,
Vicente Kuschel Erices, Daniel Ocaranza Cueto
Absent: Sebastián Murillo Silva
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LOWER SCHOOL
5°C
Teacher: Brian Paul Mitchell
Sitting from left to right: Leonor Guzmán Chellew, Rocio Véliz Jamett,
Valentina Caballero Marchant, Martina Ávila Leyton, Josefina Espinoza Radic,
Sofia Cordero Rencoret, Paula González Gallegos, Catalina Molina Salas,
Fernanda Ocaranza Rojas, Antonia Blanco Cea
Standing from left to right: Alan Cortes Morales, Iñaki Barturen Vidal,
Javier Téllez Fernández, Santiago Pisani Ide, Iñigo Álvarez Cisternas,
Gabriel Peréz Duran, Mauricio Huerta Flores, Hernán Castillo Eldan,
Agustin Ramirez Peréz
Absent: Macarena Salina Pardo, Valentina Gálvez Aguirre
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Upper-High-School
6°A
Teacher: Carolina Moretic de la Barra.
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Hasbún Villalobos, Antonia Toro Munizaga,
Michela Casazza Ortiz, Josefa González Padilla, Emilia De la Hoz Allué,
Florencia Chamorro Troncoso, Pollet Mandiola Castro.
Standing from left to right: Diego Torres Gueny, Pablo Sandoval Ceja,
Leandro Caos Cabrera, Martín Zapata Soto, Vicente Padilla Alvarado,
Gonzalo Cabello Vila, Adolfo Roldán Contreras, Cedric Mondaca Araya.
UPPER HIGH SCHOOL
6°B
Teacher: Luis Afaga Ramos Jr.
Sitting from left to right: Andrés Bautista Galdames,
Francisca Díaz Valenzuela, Ana Rivas Segura, Ane Gous, Ivania Versalovic Mir,
Trinidad Araya Iligaray, Makarena Mondaca Araya, Daniel Vega Gutiérrez.
Standing from left to right: Xavier Míguez Silva, Benjamin Cuevas Janson,
Renato Lock Rojas, Gabriel Covarrubias Mujica, Alejandro Salazar Martinez,
Camilo Lopez Salinas, Clemente Martínez Olave.
Absent: Giancarlo Dasati Correa.
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Upper-High-School
6°C
Teacher: Shery Marcela Leiva Olivares.
Sitting from left to right: Martina Ayala Rubio, Sofia Manríquez Watts,
Mila Ranzetta Rojas, Florencia Linares Baños, Nedjeljka Radic Gallegos,
Laura Bindholff Marió, Isabela Vasquez Raciny.
Standing from left to right: Mateo Santolaya Barrera,
Martín Cifuentes Gómez, Emiliano Espinoza Radic, Aliky Tefarikis Molina,
Josefa Valdés Van Den Bosch, Ramiro Cornejo Barrera, Romelio Carvajal Pinto,
Daniel Navia González, Gonzalo Quiroz Cerda.
7°A
Teacher: José Collao Acuña
Sitting from left to right: Gabriel Naranjo Valenzuela, Marko Domic Ocaranza,
Yiries Abuhadba Fuenzalida, Lucas Ávalos Meneses, Jalil Fonseca Tala.
Standing from left to right: Miranda Muñoz Fernández, Antonia Garcia Díaz,
Belen Zapata Álvarez, Antonia Olivares Huerta, Constanza Gordo Gómez,
Pía Álvarez Ardiles.
Absent: Luis Benavente Vergara, Estela Coronata Poulsen,
Terence O’Mahony Silva.
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Upper-High-School
7°B
Teacher: Nathan Fredericks
Sitting from left to right: Ingrid Lagos Castillo, María Sánchez Parra,
Antonia Morales Athens, Mikaela Melej Vivanco, Michelle Boudichon Santiago,
Antonia Jara Núñez, Antonieta Castillo Troncoso.
Standing from left to right: Clemente Martínez Fuentes, Sergio Pinto Tapia,
Gabriel López Salfate, Bruno von Wachold Malatesta, Aldo Mora Araya,
Tomás Molina Salas, Lucas Roempler Alvear, Javier García Echavarría
Absent: Monserrat Fierro Grassi, Vicente López Hernández, Joaquín Loyola
Calderón, María Olivares Novoa.
7°C
Teacher: Jimena Sotomayor Hurtado
Sitting from left to right: Catalina Muñoz Rojas, Beatriz Orellana Segovia,
Vania Ramírez Maturana, Antonia Sarria Bronda, Paz Laferte Reyes,
Paula Apablaza Reygadas, Amira Pastén Castillo, Yi Hua Chung.
Standing from left to right: Joaquin Reyes Torres, Luis Pisani Ide,
Vicente Ferrer Martínez, Renato Contreras Amado, Eduan Van Dommelen,
Francisco Amstein Abrego.
Absent: Florencia Tagle Castiblanco.
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Upper-High-School
8°A
Teacher: Paulo Urbina Bolados.
Sitting from left to right: Belén Oviedo Ahumada, Claudia Díaz Donoso,
Marina Méndez Pizarro, Josefa Gálvez Godoy, Giulia Casazza Ortiz,
Martina Pizarro Aramayo, Paula Guíñez Escobar, Florencia Miranda Durán.
Standing from left to right: Axel Díaz Idenfors, Nicolás Valdés Van Den Bosch,
Jair Fonseca Tala, Rodrigo Miranda Ly, Simón Crispín Peralta, Vicente Adrian
Ireland.
8°B
Teacher: Carol Rodríguez Díaz.
Sitting from left to right: Antonia Córdoba Rojas, Sofia Araya Vulelija, T
rinidad Fuentes Sepúlveda, Arantxa García Fuentes, Rosario Benavente Vergara.
Standing from left to right: José Zuluaga Vargas, Bastián Guajardo Dawson,
Francisco Valdés Van Der Bosch, Jaime Lagos Castillo, Jorge Flor Serrano, Andrés
Mayer Mamani.
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Upper-High-School
9°A
Teacher: Aracelly Herrera Córdova.
Sitting from left to right: Tomás Melej Vivanco, Matilda Spencer Vera,
Trinidad Kellemen Ostoic, María Salinas Sarmiento, Matilde Lucero Cáceres,
Arantxa Miguez Silva, María Covarrubias Mujica, Nicolás Jara Jelves.
Standing from left to right: Joaquín Collao Campillo, Cristóbal Paz Miranda,
Felipe Illanes Carmona, José Pizarro Aramayo, Matías Astete Pineda,
Felipe Pastén Castillo, Joaquín Lopez Lock, Lucas Aigneren Calderón.
Absent: Juliana Ávila Rivera.
9°B
Teacher: Roberto Galleguillos López
Sitting from left to right: Javier Vásquez Raciny, Catalina Espinoza Radic,
Ana María Litardo Mancilla, Caroline Engelmann Bindhoff,
Benjamín Veas Carrillo, Sofía Cifuentes Zamora, Daniela López Arrieta,
Slavica Nikolic Astigueta, Daniel Gallardo Guamán.
Standing from left to right: Maximiliano Baeza Muñoz, Dussan Peric Tejada,
Benjamín González Díaz, Joaquín Díaz Villaroel, Rodrigo Murillo Seguel,
Patricio Obregón Fernández, Fernando Villalobos Cvitanic, Jen-Sen Hun Gajardo.
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Upper-High-School
10°A
Teacher: Benjamín Claussen Toro.
Sitting from left to right: Antonia Cabezas Santiago, María Cancino Arancibia,
Elisa Fritz Fuentes, Sofía Linares Baños, Martina Cuevas Jansson,
Miranda Romero Rodríguez, Amanda Díaz Idenfors, Alana Araya Montecinos.
Standing from left to right: Cristóbal Osorio Valenzuela,
Felipe González Padilla, Ethan Pastén Castillo, Martín Yap Weber,
Felipe Carrasco Castro, Yorgo Tefarikis Molina, Matías Arriagada Araya,
Vicente Santolaya Barrera, Ignacio Mosley Jorquiera.
Absent: Sofía Pinto Tapia, Martina Rojas Donoso.
10°B
Teacher: Jonathan Welch
Sitting from left to right: Javiera Ortega Paredes, Valentina Cortés Arenas,
Paula Cárdenas Nikolic, Florencia Mansilla Calvo, Constanza Parra Reyes,
Clara Gillet Cofré.
Standing from left to right:
Lorenzo Galleguillos Medeiro, Nicolás Ávalos Meneses, Benjamín Castro Fuentes,
Vicente Guíñez Escobar, Agustín Ortega San Cristobal, Benjamín Zepeda Herrera,
Diego Rodríguez Muñoz.
Absent: Renata Gómez Rabello, Mateo Paz Portugal.
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Upper-High-School
11°A
Teacher: Emilia Morales Montesinos
Sitting from left to right: Valentina Rojas Flores, Catalina Araya Vulelija,
Monserrat Lagos Soza, Maria Ignacia Quiroz Cerda, Carolina Lagos Liebig,
Trinidad Murillo Seguel, Constanza, Monrroy Urqueta, Catalina Raicich Barrera,
Yanike Becklas
Standing from left to right: Diego Maturana Jure, Joaquin Vidal Solari,
Javiera Ferrer Rojas, Arianna Jordan Vargas, Claudio Icaza Zuleta,
Ignacio Raynaud Castro
Absent: Marcelo Galvez Aguirre, Vania Illanes Carmona, Vicente Oyarzun Silva,
Nicole Sotomayor Vejar.
11°B
Teacher: Luis Córdova Alfred
Sitting from left to right: Mariagracia RamÍrez Carrasco,
Agustina Collao Campillo, Eileen Godoy Yañez, Eric Fritz Fuentes,
Sofía Araya Ravello, Yanara López Pinto, Dariana Sandoval Ceja
Standing from left to right: Omar Lara Sánchez, Krasna Peric Tejada,
Catalina Aguirre González, Francisca Alcayaga Oyarzun, Victoria Donoso Sáez,
Piera Buratti Fuentes, Antonia Flores, Germán Fritz Fuentes
Absent: Claudio González Arias.
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Upper-High-School
12°A
Teacher: Katty Araya Camus
Sitting from left to right: Antonio Loo Oyarzún, Sophia Guajardo Aroca,
Paula Galleguillos Opazo, Pascal Osorio Cisternas, Catalina Cifuentes Zamora,
Valentina Marín Gutiérrez, Vicente Rojas Donoso.
Standing from left to right: Drzislav Kovacevic Ibáñez,
Juan Pablo Toro Munizaga, Branco Campos Cabrera, Juan Pablo Versalovic Mir,
Fernando Mansilla Calvo, Julio Gordo Gómez, Felipe Geraldo Paredes,
Nicholas Engelmann Bindhoff, Benjamín Cortés Vila,
Joaquín Ortega San Cristóbal.
Absent: Martín Ortiz Corona.
12°B
Teacher: Alejandro Flores Alvarez.
Sitting from left to right: Camila Domic Ocaranza, Carolina Herrera Novoa,
Bárbara Kellemen Ostoic, María Fernanda Salazar Ortíz, Josefa Gómez Rabello,
Estefanía Roldán Contreras.
Standing from left to right: Joaquín Palma Guzmán, Ignacio Fernández Erices,
Emilio Ramírez Canelos, Cristian Castellanos Villela, Diego Cortés Baéz,
Vicente Galleguillos Parra, Sebastián Zapata Martínez.
Absent: Belén Atal Chanes, Valeria Mery Rivera.
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TWELFTH GRADE GRADUATION
Today 12th graders left school to continue farther in their own path, meeting people, making new friends, living new experiences.
They all have adventures waiting for them, however their work here remind forever. Congratulations Class 2018!
Recognizing our 12th grades Head Teachers.
Miss Katty Araya and Mr. Alejandro Flores
Awarding the students who studied 12 years at AIS
12th A 2018 enjoying the ceremony
Our Vice principal Miss Paulina Figueroa
Tao - Chien Loo Oyarzún very proud
recognizing the best academic qualifications:
A panoramic view of the ceremony of giving the 2018 speech at the graduation
Branco Campos Cabrera
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AIS Spirit Award, a proud family and a lot of emotions
in Vicente Galleguillos Parra
Our Academic staff at the
12th grade Ceremony
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. giving the
speech to the 2018 class
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12th B class listening to the ceremony
Family, guests, friends and AIS staff
watching the ceremony

STUDENTS PHOTO PRESENT AND AS A CHILD 12°A
Antonio Tao-Chien Loo Oyarzún
Sobrenombre: Tao, Chino
Premio: El más arrogante
Yunta: Der
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): 800 en Lenguaje
Frase Típica: ¿rapiemos?, que chotas, triunfó el mal.
Cahuín: S.D.
AP (Amor platónico): Venkilou
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ganarle al Der, participar en redbull
batalla de gallos, ganar en cualquier cosa, ser un rapero con
PHD en letras
Regalo Ideal: una libreta para sus escritos, buena suerte.
Benjamín Patricio Cortés Vila
Sobrenombre: Benja, V2, mellamo
Premio a: El más metido
Yunta: Jp
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Con pantalones sueltos, sin un
3ds
Frase Típica: "que pahoo"
Cahuín: Plan para conquistar a la Josefa, casa julio
AP (Amor platónico): Josefa
SF (Sueño Frustrado): no tener caspa
Regalo Ideal: 3ds xl
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Branco Ignacio Campos Cabrera
Sobrenombre: Luiss, Lusho, Nacho
Premio a: El más estilizado
Yunta: Caillou
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Malas notas, no joteando
Frase Típica: "Aoooonde", "hmmm", "Musha Plata oe"
Cahuín: Paski 2013
AP (Amor platónico): P.C.
SF (Sueño frustrado): Ser Futbolista, Tener moto
Regalo Ideal: Pañuelos.
Catalina Paz Cifuentes Zamora
Sobrenombre: Cat, Cata, Catita
Premio a: La más "Drama Queen"
Yunta: Ingrid, Der
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): el libro de clases, no enojada.
Frase Típica: "Pirulas", "no entiendo nada", "me va a ir
pésimo", "DEEEER", "me cae pésimo"
Cahuín: Incontables
AP (Amor platónico): ella
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Una foto con un rinoceronte bebé en
África, que sus perros sean eterno, no tener corazón
Regalo Ideal: un Koala, un traje de baño.
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Drzislav Zvonimir Kovacevic Ibáñez
Sobrenombre: Der, Derlol, Derfish, Drjhslahs, Yugoslavo, “...”
Premio a: Al mas matemático.
Yunta: Elite Zombers, tao
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin un 7, puntaje psu bajo, sin
una cocacola
Frase Típica: "que pexx", "¿Qué harías si fortnite fuera tu
papá?", "yo maincro", "Básicamente..."
Cahuín: Marín
AP (Amor platónico): Cata, Tao.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): 850 en ciencias, que pronuncien bien
su nombre, ser ingeniero, estudiar matemáticas y no morir
de hambre, encontrar su nombre en un souvenir, un portero
croata
Regalo Ideal: Cuaderno de caligrafía, buena suerte.
Felipe Ignacio Geraldo Paredes
Sobrenombre: Robot, Pipeño, El poeta, Yeraldó
Premio a: Al más sentimental
Yunta: Clash Royale
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): abrigado, sin ser el mejor en
algún juego
Frase Típica: “...”, "su clash?"
Cahuín: Gira, Lore 2014, Josefina
AP (Amor platónico): Ninguna, todas son suyas
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener frio
Regalo Ideal: Un lego, shorts y polera, gemas en CR, una
goma infinita.
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Fernando Vicente Mansilla Calvo
Sobrenombre: Fer, Mini, Ferny, Fern, Miguel.
Premio a: La risa más exagerada
Yunta: Martin
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): blanco, enojado
Frase Típica: “JAJSKJSJSJSK”
Cahuín: Trio amoroso, quincho Popi, plaza Juampa.
AP (Amor platónico): Paski, Marín
SF (Sueño Frustrado): no ser economik
Regalo Ideal: Otra bufanda y buzo
Joaquín Maximiliano Ortega San Cristóbal
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Sobrenombre: Pelao Calvin, Caillou, Pelao Sensual, Patricio
Estrella, Luke, 10 para las dos, mushu
Premio a: El más blanco
Yunta: Branco
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Separado de la cata, Negro,
Soltero, Sin gorro, Bronceado, sin dulces, con una lonchera
decente, reírse normal.
Frase Típica: “ya me cagueishon”, “Pucha que soy rico”, “No si
es mi tío” ,
Cahuín: Plan Graduación, Gira.
AP (Amor platónico): Todas las rubias.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): No ponerse rojo cuando se enoja, Tener
los pies para adentro
Regalo Ideal: Pernil de jamón, Dulces.

Juan Pablo Versalovic Mir
Sobrenombre: JP, Niño Ferrari, MIR, Jplex, Osito Gominola.
Premio a: El más callado
Yunta: Benja
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin un Nintendo, sin cargador de
IPhone, sin su mega mochila, afuera de la pieza en la gira,
viajes piolas, que no llevara sal al colegio, no comiendo en la
sala, sin algo de Ferrari puesto, que se escuchara cuando lo
hacían leer.
Frase Típica: “.”
Cahuín: Fotos del compu,
AP (Amor platónico): Ferrari rojo, Marín
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener un Ferrari.
Regalo Ideal: Alargador
Juan Pablo Toro Munizaga
Sobrenombre: Juampa, Juampastilla, Juan Toro, John Bull,
Juampi, Juampitillo
Premio a: el más egocéntrico
Yunta: espejo
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): almorzar después de las 12:30;
dando las pruebas a la hora; sin retirarse; dando exámenes,
sin audífonos, despierto, sin ser narciso.
Frase Típica: “presente como siempre", “no si yo soy el mejor
para...”, “es hora de dormir”, “IHHH”, “aplauuuusos”, "SHHH"
Cahuín: Javi Tejeda, Paski 2014
AP (Amor platónico): Valkiria, P.C.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser cantante, ser tenista, tener gainz
Regalo Ideal: Un espejo, una cámara pro, gel, legs.
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Julio Andrés Gordo Gómez
Sobrenombre: Julito, Julis, La masa, Morty, Johnny teleserie
Premio a: El más pavo
Yunta: Juampa
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin subir fotos sin polera, foto
sin photoshop, sin preguntar lo que acaban de explicar.
Frase Típica: Hoy día toca espalda, detone, no estaba tan
mala
Cahuín: Paski (PDC), L1000
AP (Amor platónico): Todas las minas, Minas Prohibidas
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Haber nacido el 2004, tener gainz,
aprender a bailar, músculo, recuperar su dignidad, pelambres
dignos.
Regalo Ideal: Testosterona, barba.
Martín Andrés Ortiz Corona
Sobrenombre: Gollum, Pelao pulse
Premio a: El que le da lo mismo todo
Yunta: Rylan
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin comer, con pelo, pagando la
cuota, gordo, yendo a clases, bailando, satisfecho, sin guitarra,
sin escuchar cuando usa el teclado.
Frase Típica: “me da lo mismo”, “tienes comida?
Cahuín: Cumple cata, el oculista
AP (Amor platónico): Rocío, Pía, Cata, Marín, Paski.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser militar, tener pelo, quemar el
planeta.
Regalo Ideal: una buena peluca
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Nicholas Engelmann Bindhoff
Sobrenombre: Nicho, Khea, Nazi, Duki
Premio a: El menos piola
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Comiendo para callado,
Frase Típica: "no, estaba fácil", "¿Soy khe bro”, “alo papá?" (A
piso)
Cahuín: Halloween 2017, Popi 2013
AP (Amor platónico): C.C
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Sacar el flic flac
Regalo Ideal: un motor.
Pascal Fernanda Crisya Osorio Cisternas
Sobrenombre: Conejo wawa, Paski, Pascuala, Crisya, Pinky
Princess.
Premio a: a La más regañona
Yunta: Popi
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): levantando los pies al caminar,
llegando feliz en la mañana, sin dulce, la mochila sin perfumes
y cremas, sin cosas rosadas, llegando puntual.
Frase Típica: “no toques mi botella”, “yo doy el primer sorbo”,
“yo no fumo, no tomo, no hago nada”, “soy asquienta”, “llevo
esperando a la Neve media hora!”, “ayy me estresan”, "Miss,
no veo"
Cahuín: Julio, Harry, gira.
AP (Amor platónico): Vicho, primo del Vicho, el alfa, pollo
castillo.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta
Regalo Ideal: buen genio, buzo nuevo.
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Paula Francisca Galleguillos Opazo
Sobrenombre: Abuela, Paulina, Tia Pao, Tia nona, Weli
Premio a: La más dramática
Yunta: Popi y Paski
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin enojarse, sin redbull, sin
estrés, con tiempo, hablando bajo, sin sueño, sin hacerse
amiga de los profes, sin descontarle puntos a la otra alianza,
sin viernes de ovo, sin llevar a todos, sabiendo que clase le
toca en el pre.
Frase Típica: “aah... salmon skin roll”, “es broma?”, “honey”,
“yapo niños pesquen”, “yeiman”, “tengo que hacer trámites”,
"pero misss"
Cahuín: V
AP (Amor platónico): V.S.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Vivir en Canadá, feminismo en Chile,
Redbull gratis
Regalo Ideal: Inyección de cafeína, bencina gratis de por vida
Sophia Antonia Guajardo Aroca
Sobrenombre: Popi, Popinga, Popirula
Premio a: La más gritona
Yunta: Paski y Paula
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): llegando temprano, parada
derecha, hablando bajo, concentrada, sin multas (depa), con
buena ortografía, en el pre
Frase Típica: "que susto", "ay no!", "LOCA!", "que ricolini"
Cahuín: el trio amoroso (K)
AP (Amor platónico): Tomy B.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser Cheer
Regalo Ideal: un chip, mcd

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Valentina Paz Marín Gutiérrez
Sobrenombre: Vale, Marín
Premio a: La más artística
Yunta: amiga de afuera que nadie cacha
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): portándose mal, tomando,
fumando, mal vestida, engordando
Frase Típica: “Ayy no”, “Pero Miss, no traje mis lentes, ese
error no fue mío”, “Ohh no”, “Vale Marín reportando”
Cahuín: Der 2017, Cristian y Palma, La Carta
AP (Amor platónico): Rotem.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): tener un taller de arte para ella sola.
Ser artista y no morir de hambre. Que alguien la escuche.
Hablar bien inglés británico.
Regalo Ideal: Brochas y pinceles
Vicente Andrés Rojas Donoso
Sobrenombre: Vicho, Vichoxel arcangel, El ñata, Moai, Calamardo,
Premio a: El más jote
Yunta: Pana
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin anime, pagando uber, saliendo
con plata, sin peinarse, sin su rulo, sin tener primos y tíos
por toda Afta.
Frase Típica:” shotgun”, “que pexx”,” OEE DER”, “cuando nací
era blanco”, “cuando mi papa era chico era millonario”, “yo
saque la masa del sol (no había ningún dato),”no puedo
tengo un cumpleaños”, "no puedo mi moto está mala”,
“(exhalación exagerada)”
Cahuín: Chiquillas gira, Cata, Paski
AP (Amor platónico): Todo lo que se mueve, Paski.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Nariz perfecta.

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Bárbara Kellemen Ostoic
Sobrenombre: Barbs, Barby K, Barby Brown, Coloma.
Premio a: La más cuática
Yunta: Vicho y Emilio
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin jockey
Frase Típica: “que pena”, “de pex”, “ayy me encantó”, “que
chulo”, “préstame plata?”, “alguien me puede explicar esto?”
Cahuín: Gman
AP (Amor platónico): Gman, Julito, Emilio
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Haber nacido en Antofa, tener la rodilla
buena, ser coloma 1.0
Regalo Ideal: Jockeys, pelo liso permanente
Belén Atal Chanes
Sobrenombre: Beni, Beni believer.
Premio a: La más dormilona
Yunta: Valeria
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): fotos en insta que no sean del
gym, sin celular, alejada del Zapata, corriendo.
Frase Típica: ”cállense”, “no los soporto”, “Me encanta enfermarme”,
“Hazme cariño en el pelo”,“quiero comida”
Cahuín: Seura
AP (Amor platónico): Zapata
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Estar FIT
Regalo Ideal: comida infinita, pijama.

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Camila Monserrat Domic Ocaranza
Sobrenombre: Cami, Cam, Camilein.
Premio a: La más cuica
Yunta: Paski y Popi
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin comer tomates cherry, sin
llamar la atención, sin sus ahijados, su ombligo, sin retirarse,
dando una prueba al día.
Frase Típica: “¿Vicho cállate”, “Mafe dile que pare”, “yo lo
hablo así”,” ay no”, “te llevo?”, “acompáñame a comprar
algo?”
Cahuin: Zapata 2018
AP (Amor platónico): Harold, B.B, Soto, Rusio, TH, EV, NS,
Zapata
SF (Sueño Frustrado): decir bien la ‘rr’, ser desordenada,
aprender a cocinar sin la termomix.
Regalo Ideal: Tomates cherry, pulsera pandora
Carolina Antonia Elizabeth Herrera Novoa
Sobrenombre: Caro, C.H, fluffy
Premio a: La más Rulienta
Yunta: Jo, Nacho
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin reír, sin dibujar, sin audífonos,
terminando una prueba a tiempo.
Frase Típica: “we xdxd”, "this is so sad, Alexa play despacito”
Cahuín: Los argentinos
AP (Amor platónico): Todos los coreanos, JP
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Conocer a todos sus ídolos.
Regalo Ideal: Un coreano.

Cristian Daniel Castellanos Villela
Sobrenombre: Boli, Boliche
Premio a: El más preguntón
Yunta: Mar
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin dormir en clases, sin comer
en clases, prestando atención en clases, sin dar jugo, callado,
sin llevar atrasado.
Frase Típica: “resúmeme todo, no estudié nada”, “según la
constitución”
Cahuín: Trio amoroso, Vit C, fumar papel, uruguayas, cerro,
carta, poemas
AP (Amor platónico): Marín, Jo, Ally Paredes
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Mar, ser el mejor nadador, casarse con
la Jo
Regalo Ideal: Mar, zungas, flotadores,
Diego Ignacio Cortés Báez
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Sobrenombre: Diegolazoo, El rayo, James, El pata loca,
Pascago
Premio a: El mejor amigo
Yunta: Gman y Jo
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin la kunai, quieto, sin heridas o
algo roto, sin mover la pierna, sin shorts, respondiendo el
celular, siendo mal amigo, enojado, sin bailar break dance
Frase Típica: "ahh... unagi...", “plaka”, “sopaipilla? Dame 2”, “me
paso en rugby”, “sisi voy (nunca aparece), “voy saliendo”,
“sabías que...”,
Cahuín: Vale Ahrens 2013, Gira
AP (Amor platónico): Estefi, Dytto.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser más alto, ser atleta profesional,
aprender a bailar reggaetón, tener la clavícula buena,
emplear un buen vocablo en todas las oraciones, que la cola
de pascual le haya quedado bien, ser Peter Parker, jugar a la
pelota, no ser ñurdo, hacer beatbox
Regalo Ideal: Otros shorts, pelo liso, un polerón

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Emilio Tomás Ramírez Canelos
Sobrenombre: Pana, Emily
Premio a: El más amigable
Yunta: Vicho, Bárbara, Zapata
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Afeitado, sin lesiones, sin la
prote, sin almorzar en el recreo
Frase Típica: “no estoy ni al metro con vo”, “¡¿QUE?! (Súper
agudo), “de pex”, “monigote”
Cahuín: Guía uruguaya
AP (Amor platónico): Krystal, Jo, Paski
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser cinta roja en jiujitsu, ser alto, haber
nacido en Ecuador
Regalo Ideal: un nuevo Kimono, zapatillas, Gainz, 2263
Estefanía Alejandra Roldán Contreras
Sobrenombre: Estefi, Kevin Roldan, Efy
Premio a: La más mecha corta
Yunta: Nacho, Caro
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): modulando, no hablando como
guagua
Frase Típica: “cállate Juampa”
Cahuín: Franco
AP (Amor platónico): Diego, Emilio, Zapata
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Una entrada para un concierto de Big
Bang
Regalo Ideal: Una almohada

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Maria Fernanda Salazar Ortiz
Sobrenombre: Mafe, Maferps, Feña.
Premio a: La más apañadora
Yunta: Gman, Diego
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Con las manos sin heridas, sin
ganas de carretear, sin entrenamiento en el lado norte,
Frase Típica: “ay Vicente”, “la tech”, “que se hace?”, “es patetik”,
“lol”, “tengo hambre”, “quiero papas”, “vamos al manhattan?”
Cahuín: Argentino gira
AP (Amor platónico): TH, A.M.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener uñas, tener músculo en los
brazos, tener un dedo gordo normal
Regalo Ideal: Gainz, OH
Ignacio Eduardo Fernández Erices
Sobrenombre: Nacho, Nachito Pop, coreano, Niño rata
Premio a: El Tecnomago
Yunta: Los cuatro fantásticos, Palma.
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin polerón, no otaku, con pelo
liso, sin dormir.
Frase Típica: “niños paguen la cuota”, “oye siii”, “más respeto”
Cahuín: Masterdog
AP (Amor platónico): Francisca
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Entender matemática y biología
Regalo Ideal: Pasajes a Japón

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Joaquín Alejandro Palma Guzmán
Sobrenombre: Palma, Alexander, Palmis, UDI.
Premio a: El más literario
Yunta: Christian
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): siendo revolucionario
Frase Típica: “¿A los humanistas háganos algo distinto,
"¿profe leyó mi libro?”
Cahuín: todos
AP (Amor platónico): Marín
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ganarle al tao en política, ser biólogo,
ser un escritor famoso, ser presidente
Regalo Ideal: Una editorial completa para él, un perfume que
no es Versace.
Josefa Alexandra Gómez Rabello
Sobrenombre: Jo, Joseph, Josefine, Josanta
Premio a: La más deportista
Yunta: Diego, Caro
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): siendo pesada, tomando, sin
entrenar
Frase Típica: “no puedo tengo entrenamiento”, “estoy lesionada”,
“estoy cansada”
Cahuín: Branco 2013
AP (Amor platónico): Su raqueta, Federer y Nadal.
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta, ser tenista profesional
Regalo Ideal: El Benja en una manga, una raqueta, pelotas de
tenis

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Sebastián Andrés Zapata Martinez
Sobrenombre: Zapata, Maguila, Perini. zapatruck, Maguileitor,
Gigantón, Zapatini
Premio a: El más alto
Yunta: todos
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin sus audífonos, usando pantalones
del colegio, bailando, fuera de su mesa, almorzando
a la hora, comiendo con sal
Frase Típica: “cuando sea millonario..”, “es cosa de grandes”,
“mi junior”, “no tengo amigos”
Cahuín: Camila 2018, choni 2016
AP (Amor platónico): Camión Tolva
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener la rodilla buena, ser matemático,
tener gainz, , ser millonario, que funcione su moto, hacer
yoga
Regalo Ideal: Un Pitbull
Valeria Fernanda Mery Rivera
Sobrenombre: Vale, Valerie
Premio a: La más estresada
Yunta: Camila, Belén
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin estudiar en los recreos, sin
reclamar, sin cantar en clases, paciencia mutua entre ella y
un profe
Frase Típica: “cállate Emilio”
Cahuín: Última prueba
AP (Amor platónico): Christian
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta
Regalo Ideal: Entradas para cualquier concierto

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Vicente Tomás Galleguillos Parra
Sobrenombre: Gman, Gmamon, Power ranger G, Negro, Hijo,
Jeiman
Premio a: El más flaite
Yunta: Diego y Fer
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): carrete sin morir, haciéndola
piola, teniendo paciencia, pololeando, sin buzo, sin muletillas
Frase Típica: ”que rapiai”, “oye vicho estas entero loco”, “md”,
“no pueden conmigo”
Cahuín: FR, VD, Skype
AP (Amor platónico): BK, Mafe, mexicana
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Vender la tabla, rapero de Redbull, fluir
doble tiempo, no ser economik
Regalo Ideal: Talco para pies, más tablas, audífonos decentes.

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80° A NIVEL NACIONAL
FELICITAMOS A NUESTROS EGRESADOS