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<strong>Year</strong>book <strong>2018</strong><br />
Antofagasta International School<br />
“Life long learning for all”<br />
Legal Representative<br />
Carlos Claussen Calvo<br />
Principal<br />
Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada<br />
<strong>Year</strong>book Coordinator<br />
Ismael Riveros Araya<br />
Colaborators<br />
Patricia Fornazzari<br />
Samantha Lonsdale<br />
José Collao Acuña<br />
Karen Olivares López<br />
Francisca Donoso Femenías<br />
Joaquín Rojas Foradori<br />
Photography<br />
Christian Humeres Ríos<br />
DESIGN
INDICE<br />
INDICE<br />
Principal´s Message ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5<br />
Antofagasta International School Board....................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Antofagasta International School Board Of Directors....................................................................................................................<br />
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Parent Planning Group.............................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Students Council..........................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Staff Pre School ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9<br />
Miscellaneous Pre School.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
10-17<br />
Kindergarten Graduation .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10<br />
Staff Lower School......................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Miscellaneous Lower School ................................................................................................................................................................................. 19-26<br />
Staff Upper High School...........................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Miscellaneous Upper High School .................................................................................................................................................................... 28-39<br />
Activities AIS...................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Teleton ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40-41<br />
World Cup ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42<br />
International Day ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 43<br />
Chilean Folkloric Gala ................................................................................................................................................................................... 44<br />
Anniversary Gala.................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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<strong>Book</strong> Sale .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 46<br />
Christmas Flea Market ................................................................................................................................................................................ 47<br />
Christmas Concert .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48-49<br />
Extracurricular Activities ............................................................................................................................................................................ 50-55
Subject Department ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 56-64<br />
Math Department ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 56<br />
Spanish Language and Communication Lower School Department..........................................................................<br />
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Language and Communication Upper High School Department ................................................................................. 58<br />
History and Social Science Department ....................................................................................................................................... 59<br />
Science Department ................................................................................................................................................................................. 60<br />
Language Art Department ..................................................................................................................................................................... 61<br />
Art Department ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 62<br />
Physical Education Department ........................................................................................................................................................ 63<br />
Technology Department..........................................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Other Department ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 65-69<br />
Counseling and Psychology Department .................................................................................................................................... 65<br />
Administration and Finance Department ................................................................................................................................... 66<br />
Education Assistant....................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
67<br />
Discipline Assistant....................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
68<br />
Principal Secretary and Reception Secretary ........................................................................................................................... 69<br />
Academic Levels ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70-90<br />
Pre School (Play Group Grade – Kindergarten Grade) .......................................................................................................... 70-74<br />
Lower School (1° Grade – 6° Grade) .............................................................................................................................................. 75-82<br />
Upper High School (6° Grade – 12° Grade) ................................................................................................................................ 83-90<br />
Twelfth Grade Graduation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 91-92<br />
Students Photo Present and as a Child...................................................................................................................................................<br />
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Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada<br />
principal Antofagasta International school<br />
The <strong>2018</strong> academic year has come to an end and we are getting<br />
ready to start a new journey. Our results are positive, and it’s rewarding for us<br />
to watch in our students a sense of belonging, where the foundation of our<br />
identity are values and principles that sustain our educational project. This<br />
pride of being "Aisinos" is something we can witness through the testimonies<br />
of students who consider our school a second home, a safe place where they<br />
can grow and develop. A place where appreciation and respect is cultivated,<br />
and where a solid academic foundation is achieved, one that has given us<br />
such a qualified distinction in our city and the region. Time has witnessed the<br />
evolution that we have experienced in our fifteen year history committed to<br />
our students and their families.<br />
We will always have the memories of that initial building that housed us. Today we see how our new spaces are<br />
emerging to cultivate science, art, sports, innovation and technology. This is what we describe as AIS 3.0, this innovative and<br />
futuristic way of looking at education, that challenges us to make our best efforts to continue as a leading school, with a<br />
concept associated with a continuous, bilingual and multicultural education platform.<br />
I am convinced that we are not likely to change the world, but we can do so much for our direct and everyday environment.<br />
The sum of each small effort makes the real difference. This difference becomes a reality in AIS when an ideal is<br />
formed and we transform it into a sense of life that allows us to face the challenges that it presents.<br />
Undoubtedly, the fragility of our human condition can sometimes lead us to let ourselves be seduced by conformity,<br />
comfort, and vanity through a selfish lifestyle. When facing this dilemma, I encourage our students and faculty to live their<br />
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<br />
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.<br />
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<br />
and in silence. "Let our success make all the noise".<br />
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Antofagasta International School Board<br />
Mr. Carlos Claussen<br />
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD<br />
Sr. Carlos Figueria Ahumada<br />
PRINCIPAL AIS<br />
Sra. Claudia Sagner C.<br />
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC<br />
RELATION<br />
Sra. Ivania Petricio V.<br />
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN<br />
RESOURCES<br />
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Antofagasta International School Board Of Directors<br />
Sitting from left to right:<br />
Ismael Riveros Araya<br />
Vice Principal of Community Regulations<br />
Yasna Vargas Canivilo<br />
Curiculum and International Programs Director<br />
Paulina Figueroa Petricio<br />
Vice Principal<br />
Carlos Ignacio Figueroa Ahumada<br />
Principal Antofagasta International School<br />
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PARENT PLANNING GROUP<br />
Sitting from left to right: Carolina Carrillo, Carola Mendez, Claudia Sagner, Melissa Castro.<br />
Standing from left to right: Lorena Figueroa, Dusanka Zlatar, Taina Ide, María Soledad Fernandez, Mariela Lema<br />
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students council<br />
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Sitting from left to right: Matilda Spencer Vera, Constanza Parra Reyes, Arianna Jordan Vargas, Martina Rojas Donoso.<br />
Standing from left to right: Benjamín Veas Carrillo, Marcelo Gálvez Aguirre, Vicente Santolaya Barrera, José Huanca C.<br />
Absent: Karem Gueny E.
staff PRE SCHOOL<br />
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KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION<br />
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<br />
of knowledge and new skills they have learnt during Pre School. WELCOME TO LOWER SCHOOL!
Family activities<br />
Miscellaneous pre SCHOOL<br />
We feel healthy after<br />
doing some exercises with<br />
the family<br />
We love to listen to puppets stories<br />
We enjoy cooking with our mums<br />
Having a great time in the familiar picnic<br />
We are very close each other as family<br />
Thank you for coming to tell us what you do<br />
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Anniversary<br />
Painting a colorful canvas about super heroes with our PYP buddies<br />
Representing very enthusiastic the White team<br />
We dressed up as super heroes, we love it!<br />
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The Little super heroes of our school<br />
The craziest and most entertaining hats made by the family
<strong>Book</strong> week<br />
The stories that our parents told us were super fun!<br />
We dressed up as a book character we liked the most<br />
We participated in a beautiful “Pasa Calle” in the patio of<br />
our school.<br />
Thank you for the story about The Ugly Duckling<br />
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We ate Chilean food, and lived the<br />
Chilean traditions<br />
We loved to dance with our parents!<br />
We participated in the Folkloric Gala in September<br />
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We danced and sang the typical Chilean music<br />
Learning about our national flag
music<br />
We love the kinder glockenspiels<br />
We danced and played in our talent show<br />
We can do different sounds with our bodies<br />
We played the Angelito song with our kinder glockenspiels<br />
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field trip<br />
We visited Jumbo supermarket to learn about the place and some jobs<br />
We are very happy to meet some firemen from the n°3 company.<br />
They always do their best!<br />
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Chilling and enjoying nature at the Parque Croacia.<br />
There we learnt about recycling<br />
We want to learn more about anatomy at the Anatomy Lab
YOGA<br />
Keeping calm and peaceful<br />
Learning new Yoga techniques<br />
Breathing in, breathing out…<br />
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staff lOWER sCHOOL
1°<br />
Miscellaneous LOWER SCHOOL<br />
This was been an interesting provocation for our unit on<br />
Sharing the Planet.<br />
Our unit of inquiry is How We Express Ourselves. Grade<br />
1A have been exploring different types of art.<br />
It’s a bird, it’s a plane.. it’s SUPER KIDS! Grade One had a fantastic opportunity to dress<br />
up as their favourite superhero.<br />
Grade 1 A has been making all types of pictures! We have<br />
certainly been learning how to express ourselves through Art!<br />
It’s a PATTERN! It’s a PATTERN! The kids had their creative minds on creating patterns<br />
on their shirts!<br />
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2°<br />
2C students presented their indigenous tribes of Chile<br />
fair. Each pair of students represented a specific tribe and<br />
got to dress up and share information about their tribe!<br />
2A hosted an Indigenous Tribes of Chile Fair. Students<br />
worked in pairs to dress up and present a poster on a<br />
specific tribe.<br />
2C students visiting the Museo Regional de Antofagasta<br />
to learn more about immigration and indigenous<br />
groups of Chile!<br />
2B visited the Artequin museum at Inacap to learn<br />
about different art styles and artistic expression.<br />
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2A with their trophy after winning the World Cup!<br />
Our 2B superheroes!
3°<br />
Trip to the Botanical Gardens as part of our unit ‘Sharing<br />
The Planet’ to learn more about plants.<br />
Greek Day, as part of our unit ‘How We Express Ourselves’.<br />
Having fun on Greek Day!<br />
3A, 3B and 3C for International Day (Peru).<br />
Trip to Ruinas de Huanchaca as part of our unit ‘Where We Are In Place<br />
And Time’ to learn more about the Solar System.<br />
Trip to Ruinas de Huanchaca as part of our unit ‘Where We Are In Place<br />
And Time’ to learn more about the Solar System.<br />
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4°<br />
4A at Parque Ecorayen<br />
4B enjoying a party with friends<br />
4th Grade International Day - India<br />
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4C with their World Cup medals<br />
4C enjoying their visit to AstroKids<br />
4B visiting a local art gallery to learn about ancient paintings.
5°<br />
Grade 5 explorers at the top of the world!<br />
5A visiting the Regional Museum<br />
and listening to a historical presentation.<br />
5C visiting the Antofagasta Regional Museum.<br />
5A at the science lab!<br />
5C out discovering neighborhood street art.<br />
5B Visiting artist workshop<br />
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Exhibition<br />
The Elderly Outreach group brings cheer to a local nursing home.<br />
The Women’s Rights group highlighted historically famous women.<br />
The Animal Rights group donated much needed supplies<br />
to a local dog shelter.<br />
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The Technology and Communication group<br />
brought science to life in the FABLAB.<br />
The Artistic Expression group brought out<br />
the artist in each of us.<br />
Every group got a chance to present what they<br />
learned out the Exhibition <strong>2018</strong>.
<strong>Book</strong> Week<br />
Reading with PYP Buddies<br />
Teachers dressed as book characters<br />
Parents Reading with their Students<br />
2C students diving into a good book on<br />
pajama day during book week!<br />
Family Reading Day<br />
Everyone Joined in the Fun<br />
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CEAL<br />
Second Semester Representatives with their Diplomas<br />
Visiting Teleton<br />
First semester celebration activity<br />
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Reflecting with Ms. Daniela<br />
Monthly meetings filled with discussion and learning
Staff Upper-High-School<br />
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activities<br />
Miscellaneous upper high SCHOOL<br />
Our teachers and staff dressing up Visiting TELETÍN at the main TELETÓN center<br />
Hoping to fish something!<br />
Upper students exhibition<br />
Teachers day celebration<br />
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art<br />
Musical and brilliant Upper students<br />
and their music teacher<br />
This artistic photo was taken in the<br />
middle of the desert<br />
Art day in AIS<br />
How cool and colorful it is to make<br />
your own kite hey!<br />
Puppets creation by 6th grade students of AIS<br />
The sound of the flute through the school!<br />
Running freely to make these kites fly<br />
up in the sky!<br />
Mandalas creation from their own imagination<br />
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Coloring the blue horizon of our desert city<br />
An international visit from Paraguay
formation department<br />
Talks about preventing drugs and alcohol are being listened carefully by the students<br />
Field trips built up both team work and<br />
solidarity<br />
The little ones being caring for 12th graders<br />
Doing some sports at the beach, 12th graders<br />
love outdoor activities!<br />
Teachers participating in an end of the year activity<br />
Bringing up smiles and love to the children<br />
Savasana the best part of yoga, shhhh… And relax!<br />
Having a great time drawing and coloring<br />
Collecting more memories in<br />
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VOCATIONAL ORIENTATION<br />
After the talk having some relax time<br />
Vocational Talks<br />
Students receiving information from a professional<br />
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Group photo with our guest from the Air Force
HISTORY<br />
Important characters from the past coming to tell their stories<br />
Students visiting Chacabuco<br />
The students are well inform about what´s on<br />
Field trip to the Huanchaca ruins of our city<br />
A very special guest in the talk<br />
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LANGUAGE ARTS<br />
SHARK TANK invention competition<br />
Participating in Romeo and Juliet play with the Live Language Theatre Company<br />
Congratulations to all!<br />
The little ones excited because even<br />
a dinosaur visited us!!<br />
Students were challenged to<br />
write haikus about Antofagasta<br />
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Students did their best to represent their characters Energy and enthusiasm while waiting the first guests
LaNGUAGE<br />
Celebrating the World <strong>Book</strong> Day! Acting was<br />
present in AIS<br />
After the extraordinary theater<br />
presentation by 11th grade students<br />
Joaquín Palma presenting<br />
his second poem book<br />
titled (In) Justicia<br />
Happy because of the surprised visit<br />
of Survivor and its dogs<br />
We love dogs!<br />
Learning about the most famous<br />
urban stories of Antofagasta<br />
AIS staff witnessed Joaquín Palma<br />
presentation about his poem book<br />
Our principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A.<br />
recognizing the writer Joaquín Palma<br />
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MATHS<br />
Math Wizard, the annual mathematics competition for the<br />
Middle School<br />
Ready for the Selection Test for National Olympiad<br />
Regional Math Olympiad. They did great!<br />
Our Vice principal, Miss Paulina Figueroa, giving the golden medal to Amanda Díaz<br />
the winner of the AIS Math Olympiad<br />
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Physical Education<br />
Baseball team playing and sharing some tricks in the field Watching the ball! Nice caught! Table tennis time!<br />
Celebrating the international sport day<br />
Teaching the children how to play movements<br />
International sport day<br />
Some AIS family members<br />
in the World Cup<br />
PE teachers ready to cheer up all the students<br />
A beautiful view while climbing up to the hill<br />
One of our traditional activity,<br />
Active Recess, let´s dance! The most motivated support team 37 51
science<br />
Science Week Open Lab: Lower school experienced laboratories<br />
about physics , chemistry and biology.<br />
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Celebrating National Astronomy Day with fun activities.<br />
Earth Day: Improving education on environmental issues and climate change
Technology<br />
Imagine you create your clock!<br />
Discovering how things work in this world<br />
Fablab group presenting their sustainable work<br />
Such a nice recognition, students were happy<br />
Students feeling proud of their work<br />
Francisco Amstein won the FABLAB Spirit prize<br />
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TELETON <strong>2018</strong><br />
We set a very high goal and managed to surpass it by an incredible amount. Mission accomplished<br />
thanks to the hard work of the AIS families, students and staff! This year we collected $15.597.380. “El Regalo de Todos”.<br />
Playing a wonderful solo in the Saxophone<br />
The AIS bank of Teletón waiting for donations<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
First donation from the little ones We can do it!<br />
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Opening the ceremony<br />
Singing performance for Teletón
We reached the final goal. ¡TELETÓN, EL REGALO DE TODOS!<br />
Teletín cuddling children from Pre-School<br />
The High School teachers gave their donation<br />
Getting closer to reach our final goal<br />
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THE WORLD CUP<br />
Enthusiasm, color, and AIS Family participation are characteristics that made The World Cup a unique activity to empower friendship and friendly competition.<br />
<strong>2018</strong> AIS World Cup members<br />
Showing their passion and talent<br />
Strategies to win<br />
<strong>2018</strong> AIS World Cup members<br />
Taking proudly their Cup<br />
Strength and teamwork<br />
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We are the champions!!<br />
The Principal Ignacio Figueroa A. opening<br />
the Ceremony<br />
The WINNERS of the World Cup
International Day<br />
This is an unforgettable, artistic, and beautiful tradition that has become such a remarkable activity that every year surpasses our expectations.<br />
12th graders dancing and performing the Coco movie<br />
Perfect representation and acting<br />
A big ending<br />
The Upper high students dancing actively and joyful The typical costumes showing bright colors<br />
Lot of families enjoying the food<br />
The little ones are always the most enthusiastic<br />
Girls showing delicate movements and elegancy<br />
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CHILEAN Folkloric Gala<br />
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,<br />
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”.<br />
The Chilean Polynesian culture<br />
Elegancy, beauty and coordination<br />
AIS teachers showing their artistic talent<br />
The Cueca our national dance<br />
Wearing our typical costumes, focus on and ready<br />
to go on the scene<br />
The north carnival on its beauty<br />
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A panoramic view of the show<br />
The last dance of Cueca
ANNIVERSARY GALA<br />
All the AIS community had the pleasure to hear the Orquesta Sinfónica de Antofagasta (OSA) in our Anniversary Gala.<br />
The Orquesta Sinfónica de Antofagasta<br />
A panoramic view of the Auditorium<br />
Some of the musicians from the OSA<br />
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. recognizing<br />
the representative family Vargas Lema<br />
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa is giving a<br />
recognition to the conductor<br />
Mr. Christian Baeza Gonzalez<br />
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. recognizing<br />
the representative family Mondaca Araya<br />
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BOOK SALE<br />
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<br />
has brought so much joy and passion for reading to all our students from young to old.<br />
PPG staff in charge of the exhibition<br />
The first guests<br />
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I take it!<br />
A book… a good company
CHRISTMAS FLEA MARKET<br />
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<br />
of our AIS entrepreneurs the opportunity to share their products and ideas.<br />
A lot of families enjoying this Christmas<br />
traditional activity<br />
Panoramic view of the fair<br />
Teachers thinking about shopping<br />
Interesting sales and products<br />
Peak hour in the fair Having a walk through the stands<br />
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT PRE SCHOOL<br />
We celebrate as every year the joy of Christmas, especially with the little ones who have the Christmas Spirit in their hurts and was<br />
showed on stage, singing and dancing the most popular Christmas songs. What a nice way to finish the school year!<br />
Summer Christmas costume. They rocked it! Looking as Santa Claus. Even wearing a beard Singing and dancing energetically, they<br />
look amazing<br />
Christmas is in AIS. The little ones gave their best!<br />
Waiting to see and enjoy the show<br />
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We love Christmas!<br />
We wish the best to our Teachers!!<br />
Thank you for your work!
CHRISTMAS CONCERT LOWER SCHOOL<br />
The voices of Lower school students never cease to impress us. The dancing and costumes brightened the stage and our hearts. It´s<br />
the perfect way to finish the school year and celebrate the sounds of Christmas joy.<br />
Summer Christmas, perfect performance!<br />
Panoramic view of the gym, everybody<br />
enjoying<br />
LET’S ROCK!<br />
Colorful costumes! They love Christmas<br />
Recognizing two of our teachers who are<br />
leaving this year<br />
They look great, having fun at stage<br />
Beautiful Christmas dances and songs<br />
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Our talented football players<br />
After the AIS Orchestra concert<br />
extra curricular activities<br />
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It’s not all about discipline in the game<br />
All surprised by Santa visiting AIS Motivation and energy. ZUMBA time!<br />
Hockey and passion<br />
Strategy is the key<br />
Our AIS Hockey team
Gymnastics requires balance, strength, and coordination.<br />
academiEs<br />
Our little joyful and talented gymnastics<br />
Actors feeling excited about<br />
the audience<br />
Martina Astete representing Chile at the South American Gymnastic<br />
Competency of Melgar in Colombia<br />
Two distinguish swimmers, Michela<br />
Casazza and Benjamin Gonzalez<br />
representing Antofagasta<br />
Golden medal in Bulgaria, Gymnastic discipline<br />
Perfect and elegant ending<br />
Nicolas Avalos was the 1st place at the School Sail competition in Puerto Montt.<br />
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BOOK FAIR<br />
This year Antofagasta International School was proud to celebrate the fifteenth annual book fair. The aim was to encourage reading in order to improve<br />
and develop the comprehension levels. During this unique and creative exhibition the audience members were able to relive the books that our<br />
students studied through their character representations and their designs of the literary worlds.<br />
Beautiful costumes that surprised us We are READY to receive our guests Explaining our characters<br />
The little ones were the most interested<br />
A panoramic view from the guests<br />
Fascinated by the personification<br />
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FAMILY RUN “FEDERICO CORSSEN MESSINA”<br />
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<br />
an emblematic and sport activity within our school community.<br />
AIS Family members<br />
Ready to run<br />
Ready, set…, go!<br />
Siblings getting ready for the race<br />
The important thing is to participate<br />
Put your hands up and stretch<br />
Crossen Messina Family<br />
Stretching and dancing<br />
In memory of Federico a little angel<br />
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SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY<br />
The fifteenth school anniversary was lived intensively with throughout the entire AIS community. There were countless activities, such as sport competitions,<br />
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<br />
celebrations to come.<br />
We are all superheroes Our teachers often playing around everybody participating in the<br />
dancing challenge<br />
Red choreography<br />
Singing Happy Birthday to our school<br />
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Greetings from the AIS Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa Ahumada<br />
12TH graders sharing in their last anniversary
Marvelous body painting<br />
Lovely face painting Lego time Painting and coloring the canvas<br />
The best singers ever<br />
Inside big bubbles. An entertaining game!<br />
Spelling game. Lower School.<br />
The musical chair. A traditional game!<br />
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SUBJECT DEPARTMENT<br />
Math Department<br />
Mr. Luis Ramos, Ms. Alexia Rojas, Mr. Pedro Armando Lorenzo, Ms. Marta Fonseca R, Mr. Alejandro Eade H.<br />
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Spanish LAnguage and Communication Lower School Department<br />
Sitting from left to right: Ms. María Jesús Agliati G, Ms. Pamela Cuevas V, Ms. Milena Colque L, Ms. Ana Espíndola T.<br />
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<br />
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Shery Leiva O, Ms. Carolina Moretic de la Barra, Ms. Beatriz Moraga M.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mr. Luis Córdova A, Ms. Camila Urquhart S, Alejandro Avalos R.
History and Social Science Department<br />
Mr. Benjamín Claussen T, Mr. Roberto Galleguillos L, Mr. Alejandro Flores A.<br />
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Science Department<br />
Ms. Hita Barraza, Ms. Aracelly herrera C, Ms. Alejandra Cisterna G, Ms. Katty Araya C, Ms. Jenny María Idenfors.<br />
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LAnguage Arts Department<br />
Mr. Nathan Jeftha Fredericks, Ms. Susan Vanessa Santana, Ms. Emilia Morales M. Mr. Jonathan Alexander Welch.<br />
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Art Department<br />
Mr. Marko Santelices S, Ms. Carol Rodríguez D, Mr. Sergio Alfaro A.
Physical Education Department<br />
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Erica Andrea Parentis, Mr. José Collao A, Ms. Jimena Sotomayor H.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mr. Christian Quinteros J, Mr. Paulo Urbina B, Mr. José Huanca C.<br />
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Technology Department<br />
Mr. Carlos Araya P, Ms. Marta Fonseca R, Ms. Eden Jofré R, Mr. Nelson Ferrada C.<br />
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OTHER DEPARTMENT<br />
Counseling and Psychology Department<br />
Ms. Daniela Branada S, Ms. Pamela Chávez R, Ms. Galie Riveros D.<br />
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Administration and Finance Departmen<br />
Mr. Ricardo Calderón M, Ms. Marjolenny Guajardo A, Ms. Pamela Fuentes B, Mr. José Huanca O.<br />
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Education Assistant<br />
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.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mr. José Joaquín Rojas, Mr. Diego Chacón B, Mr. Christian Humeres R, Mr. Cesar Sepúlveda C.<br />
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Discipline Assistant<br />
Sitting from left to right: Ms. Francisca Donoso F, Ms. Karen Olivares L.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mr. José Joaquín Rojas, Mr. Christian Humeres R, Mr. Cesar Sepúlveda C.
Principal Secretary and Reception Secretary<br />
Ms. Margaret Pozo E, Ms. Maribel Chang M.<br />
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Pre school<br />
Play Group A<br />
Teacher: Miss Francisca Amengual Peñafiel<br />
Co teacher: Miss María José Carrasco – Miss Carolina Ramírez Brewe<br />
Sitting from left to right: Victoria salas Moreno, Emilia Schäfer Morales,<br />
Michela Korlaet Desgroux, Agusta Yanine Weinstein, Ignacia Beltrami Lino,<br />
Paulette Pinillas Sepúlveda, María Schultz Olsen, Magdalena Agurto Bauer,<br />
Matilde David Sepúlveda, Aurora Clavería González, Josefina Nuñez Schaefer.<br />
Standing from left to right: Santiago Ramírez Navarrete,<br />
Baltasar Montaner Cerrudo, Sebastián Ruiz Arancibia,<br />
Santiago Pastén Alessanddri, Valentín Hola Margas, Martín Cabrera Carcuro,<br />
Gustavo Ocampo Bordoli, Tomás Cox Soler, Simón Muñoz Cruz.<br />
Absent: Rosario Chamorro Troncoso<br />
PRE SCHOOL<br />
Play Group B<br />
Teacher: Miss Pamela Hernández Muñoz<br />
Co teachers: Miss Rocío Bermudez Valenzuela – Miss Katherine Veas Vejar<br />
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Torres Torres, Leonor Espinosa Vila,<br />
Beatriz Devaud Tapia, Emilia Mella Zavala, Paz Guevara Nuñez,<br />
Josefina Díaz Sáez, Alía Román Díaz.<br />
Standing from left to right: Boris Jamett Cerda, Pedro Delpiano Alvarado,<br />
Matías Pastén Toledo, Yorgos Bachilouglu Salina, Eliam Alvarado Raboy,<br />
Joaquín Rencoret Soria, Juan Román Díaz.<br />
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Pre school<br />
Play Group C<br />
Teacher: Miss Paola Santander Becerra<br />
Co teachers: Miss Constanza Dubó Morán– Katherine Veas Vejar<br />
Sitting from left to right: Esteban Leal Chirinos, Josefa Farías Arias,<br />
Constanza González Díaz, Paz Guggiana Urrutia, Constanza Araya Castro,<br />
Isabella Ahumada Guerrero, Federico Martínez Olave.<br />
Standing from left to right: Agustín Farías Arias, Harold Glaser Brochet,<br />
Tomás Díaz Villarroel, Mateo Moraga Mercado, Wesley Walker,<br />
Juan López Saavedra, Agustín Olivares Valera, Mateo Ormazábal Muñoz,<br />
Pedro Oyanader Ibáñez, Pedro Pizarro Borquez.<br />
Pre KInder A<br />
Teacher: Miss Constanza Pedreros Tomicic<br />
Co teacher: Miss Camila Balbuena Ramírez<br />
Sitting from left to right: Javiera kahler Parra, Agustina Vergara Gajardo,<br />
Amparo Barrios Seura, Violeta Farías Wallberg, Laura Reyes Torres,<br />
Muriel Ávila Leyton, Isidora Carvajal Pinto, Sofía Araneda Ugarte.<br />
Standing from left to right: Valentino Devaud Tapia, José Caballero Jofré,<br />
Sebastián Valencia Pino, Mateo Fuentes Vulelija, Camilo Cartagena Neff,<br />
Felipe Soto Pinto, Santiago Sepúlveda Rojas, Renato Maturana Muñoz.<br />
Absent: Trinidad Boullet Alvarado, Camila Castillo López, Lucas Márquez Lonsdale,<br />
Jeremías Pimstein Molina.<br />
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Pre school<br />
Pre KInder b<br />
Teacher: Miss Mónica Soto Orellana<br />
Co teacher: Miss Anna Llanos Moya<br />
Sitting from left to right: Joaquín Ly Roldan, Carolina Gutiérrez Araya,<br />
Isidora Burgos Calle, Emilia Miranda Vega, Amalia Ortega Valladares,<br />
Catalina Leiva Machulas, Daniela Lam Fornazzari, Blanca Guzmán Cordero,<br />
Julieta Quiroz Jaldin, Isabella Verdugo Núñez, Ignacio Díaz Durán.<br />
Standing from left to right: Máximo Díaz Cavieres, Diego Campe Sánchez,<br />
Rafael Villagrán Van Steederen, Tomás Diaz Sáez, Vittorio Laury Cubillos,<br />
Mario García Soto, Ian Laferte Reyes, Alessandro Bronda Contreras,<br />
Tomás Godoy Castillo.<br />
Pre KInder c<br />
Teacher: Miss Mónica Miñano Tapia<br />
Co teacher: Miss Carolina Abarca Ávila<br />
Sitting from left to right: Marianne Bergholz Rubio, María Muñoz Rivas,<br />
Ema Berrios Jansson, Matilde Astudillo Zegal, Josefa Mariquez Watts,<br />
Constanza Gutiérrez Araya, Ankay Alvarado Acevedo, Ema Muñoz Pomareda,<br />
Isabella Brochet Martis.<br />
Standing from left to right: Julián Cortés Alcota, Jose González Barria,<br />
Gustavo Jansson Lima, Aruto Leal Chirinos, Alonso Seguel González,<br />
Gaspar Pasten Véliz, Bruno Bersezio García, Cristobál Salas Moreno.<br />
Absent: Juan Pablo Collao González, Benjamin Pape Salcedo.<br />
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Pre school<br />
KInder a<br />
Teachers: Miss Lauren Elizabeth Rosborough– Miss Jessica Carrasco Díaz<br />
Sitting from left to right: Rafaela Mallegas Ceballos,<br />
Fernanda Torres Barrientos, Ivette López Salfate, Ignacia Cabrera Carcuro,<br />
Francisca Ugalde S, Josefina Covarrubias Mujica, Josefa Rocha Rojas,<br />
Paulina Torrelio Tobar, Rafaela Bohorquez Astudillo, Catalina Castillo Piantini.<br />
Standing from left to right: Luciano Espinoza Silva, Tomás Castro Korlaet,<br />
Matías Contreras Manhood, Mateo Cifuentes Gómez, Mateo Icaza Huerta, Iñaki<br />
Ariel Echevarria, Rodrigo Serrano Boisset, Luciano Ortiz Quiroga, Ivo Korlaet<br />
Desgroux, Alonso Díaz Aranda.<br />
Absent: Paulo Garcés Castiblanco, Lucas Collantes Korlaet.<br />
KInder b<br />
Teachers: Karol Calderón Zepeda- Bronwyn Gordon Bennett.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Julieta Pedemonte Hernández, Maia Galaz Alliú,<br />
Josefa Schäefer Morales, Amanda Ocaranza Rojas, Julia Majstrowics,<br />
Trinidad Sarria Lamas, Emma Morales Barba, Isabella Morales Villar,<br />
Jade Contreras Muñoz, Javiera Carvajal Martínez, Isidora Bravo Liberona.<br />
Standing from left to right: Blanca Romero Mollenhauer,<br />
Maximiliano Ramírez Vicent, José Miguel Orellana Segovía, Ernesto Rojas Marín,<br />
Vicente Huidobro López, Leo Lira Zlatar, Alberto Agurto Bauer,<br />
Gabriel Mercado Chung, Bruno García Lizama, Victoria Obreque Montenegro.<br />
Absent: Elisa Pimstein Molina.<br />
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Pre school<br />
KInder c<br />
Teachers: Miss Sara Gabrielle Lewis – Miss Lissette Fischer Guerra<br />
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Castillo Eldán, Pascal Ocampo Bordoli,<br />
María José Latorre Campos, Antonella Bravo Solar, Ivana Krstulovic Rojas,<br />
Sofía Pérez Ubilla, Camila Gent de Andraca, Erika Anzaldo Ramírez,<br />
Trinidad Carrasco Carrasco, Mia Mosquera Silva, Alison Camus Huapaya,<br />
Martina Mella Zabala.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mateo Morales Soto, Martín Trujillo Velásquez,<br />
Felipe Viacava Huerta, Franco Van Wachold Malatesta,<br />
Renato Pietroboni Morales, Rafael Mulet Varas, Simón Moraga Mercado,<br />
Lukas Ormazábal Muñoz, Liam Tuohy Guzmán, Felipe Pastén Toledo,<br />
Fernando Triviños Saavedra.<br />
Absent: Piero Huez Espinoza<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
1°A<br />
Teacher: Jayne Kennard<br />
Sitting from left to right: María Martínez Zlatar, Daniela Zamorano Oyarzún,<br />
María Rochefort Bronda, Sofía Guerra Moya, Ana David Sepúlveda,<br />
Sofía Avendaño Castillo, Mariana Bernal Escudero,<br />
Valentina Contreras Manhood, Victoria Sarria Bronda,<br />
Fernanda Muñoz Rojas.<br />
Standing from left to right: Alonso Campillay Rojas, Martin Reyes Obilinovic,<br />
Simón Figueroa Vega, Rodrigo Aguilar Carvajal, Gaspar Ponce Balbuena,<br />
Augusto Bohorques Astudillo, Lucas Figueroa Vega, Gaspar Cuevas Bahamondez,<br />
Nicolás Reyes Oblinovic, Pedro García Jara, Juan Salas Moreno.<br />
LOWER SCHOOL<br />
1°B<br />
Teacher: Claire Navarro<br />
Sitting from left to right: Martina Caballero Marchant,<br />
Josefa Arellano Maldonado, Mila Franulic Montes, Agatha Heredia Velásquez,<br />
Trinidad Cancino Arancibia, Rafaela Jaramillo Arévalo, Francisca Mella Erices,<br />
Ignacia Fischer Ule, Amanda Martínez Fuentes, Magdalena Otarola Bizama.<br />
Standing from left to right: Diego Ruiz Arancibia, Agustín Barrios Seura,<br />
Clemente Oddó Rodríguez, Maximo Figueroa Cisternas,<br />
Cristóbal Urrutia Hernández, Luka Ivanovic Weishaupt,<br />
Thiago Napolitano.<br />
Absent: Franka Barturen Vidal, Joaquín Fabres Carrasco,<br />
Francisco Hernández Araya, Ignacia Valencia Pino, Pawel Villarroel Sowinski.<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
1°C<br />
Teacher: Jasmin Hatcher<br />
Co Teacher: Sharon Silva Tapia<br />
Sitting from left to right: Valeria Contreras Amado,<br />
Antonia Sánchez Fornazzari, Jacinta Cornejo Barrera, Luciana Guzmán Cordero,<br />
Rocío Galindo Egaña, Magdalena Batarce Anabalón, Anastasia Pizarro Aramayo,<br />
Pascuala De Urruticoechea Mery, Constanza Campos Escobar,<br />
Dominga Molina Salas, Pascal Bugueño Barraza<br />
Standing from left to right: Piero Clift Vera, Octavio Farías Wallberg,<br />
Pablo Villagrán Van Steenderen, Daniel Cartajena Nef, Franco Valdés Godoy,<br />
Santiago Godoy Cristino, Vicente Godoy Castillo, Ignacio Cárcamo Maya,<br />
Carlos Olivares Tomicic, Cristóbal Serrano Llanos<br />
Absent: Sofia Crispin Peralta<br />
2°A<br />
Teacher: Angela Butler<br />
Sitting from left to right: Tomás Vargas Lema, Mateo Carvajal Sánchez, Belén<br />
Gallardo Guaman, Josefa Morales Ossandón, Camila Huerta Flores, Vicenta<br />
Marconi Wall, Maximiliano Trujillo Velásquez, Marco Rojas Ortiz.<br />
Standing from left to right: Tomas Jara Jelves, Alexis Seguel Correa,<br />
Cristóbal Lock Rojas, Joaquín Pino Ruiz, Matías Oviedo Ahumada,<br />
Gustavo Blanco Cea, Tomas Vergara Valdés, Rafael Galleguillos Medeiro,<br />
Gastón Méndez Quililongo, Diego Leiva Machulas, Martin Veliz Jamett.<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
2°B<br />
Teacher: Casey Pedersen<br />
Sitting from left to right: Galit Alvarado Raboy, Constanza Avila Leyton,<br />
Amaya Menzies Barraza, Sofía Politis Linares, Margarita Reyes Moll,<br />
Bruna Roempler Alvear, Marianne Schäfer Castro, Milena Simunovic Cea,<br />
Carolina Ziede Loyola<br />
Standing from left to right: Niko Grubessich Pimentel,<br />
Mateo Collantes Korlaet, Alfonso Naranjo Valenzuela, Cristóbal Carrasco Vega,<br />
Agustín Kelleman Ostoic, Joaquín Santander Figueroa, Sebastián Muñoz Jaure,<br />
Clemente Toledo Mora, Renato Valderrama Bustos, Thiago Zuluaga Vargas.<br />
Absent: Catalina Torres Barrientos.<br />
2°C<br />
Teacher: Amanda Sordahl<br />
Sitting from left to right: Trinidad Mercado Fei Feng, Laura Salazar Martínez,<br />
Catalina Rojas Schulz, Fernanda Yagnam Pedreros, Agustina Guevara Núñez,<br />
Magdalena Cortés Alcota, Consuelo Tabilo Torres, Martina Aguirre Ramírez,<br />
Beatriz Marín Gutiérrez.<br />
Standing from left to right: Gaspar Obreque Montenegro,<br />
Pedro Gatica Tórtora, Mauricio Soto Pinto, Maximiliano Politis Linares,<br />
Diego Ordenes Vallejos, Do Jun Moon, Guillermo Vergara Gajardo,<br />
Francesco Ranzetta Rojas, Joaquín Bacho Henríquez.<br />
Absent: Benjamín Garcés Castiblanco, Magdalena García Sepúlveda<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
3°A<br />
Teacher: Jowita Majewski<br />
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Díaz Aranda, Úrsula Fuentes Vulelija,<br />
María Ignacia Caballero Jofré, Lía Casazza Ortiz, María Ignacia Hernández Araya,<br />
Josefa Casanova La Regla, Camila Muñoz Rubio, Emma Rivera Palacios,<br />
Millaray Pilquinao Cabrera.<br />
Standing from left to right: Agustín Cuevas Bahamondez,<br />
Agustín Novoa Gallardo, Matías Farías Wallberg, Patricio Martínez Zlatar,<br />
Fernanda Kahler Parra, Lixue Kong Caqueo, David Rencoret Soria,<br />
Mateo Hasbún Villalobos, Nicolás Mulet Varas, Clemente Gatica Tortora,<br />
Martin Ruiz Williams.<br />
3°B<br />
Teacher: Erin Falconer<br />
Sitting from left to right: Isabel Ugalde Sandino, Vania Tapia Toro,<br />
Martina Palma Quinteros, Valentina Cabrera Carcuro, Mariana Torrelio Tobar,<br />
Alicia Covarrubias Mujica, Agustina Muñoz Silva, Maite Echeverría Osorio<br />
Standing from left to right: Martin Pape Salcedo, Vicente López Salfate,<br />
Martin Rivera Araya, Cristóbal Zamorano Oyarzún, Benjamín Ly Roldan,<br />
Camilo Guerra Moya, Sebastián Gen de Andraca, Tomas Yanine Weinstein,<br />
Ignacio Chamorro Troncoso, Manuel Matras Franco<br />
Absent: Fernanda Lillo Carreño.<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
3°C<br />
Teacher: Lisa Brownlee<br />
Sitting from left to right: Catalina Santelices Araya, Estela Villada Medeiro,<br />
Emilia Lorca Jara, Macarena Serrano Boisset, Magdalena Espinoza Radic,<br />
Javiera Payauta Arias, Laura Lorca jara.<br />
Standing from left to right: Simón Ibarra Aravena, Esteban Echeverría Castro,<br />
Felipe Cabrera Calvo, Martin Retamal Ferrer, Alonso Meléndez Toro,<br />
Joaquín Ahumada Armijo, Ian Bindhoff Marió, Julián Rochefort Bronda,<br />
Franco Clift Vera, Máximo Carvajal Pinto.<br />
Absent: Matias López Fuentes.<br />
4°A<br />
Teacher: Carol Tyson<br />
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Aguilar Carvajal, Emilia Toledo Mora,<br />
Leticia Naranjo Valenzuela, Isabela Obregón Fernández, Sofia Mella Erices,<br />
Celeste García Lizama, Paula Monrroy Urqueta, Maritza Ziede Loyola.<br />
Standing from left to right: Ruben O'Mahoney Silva, Brenno Cuevas Jansson,<br />
Santiago Herrera Pereira , Matias Rojo Villagrán, Julian Walker,<br />
Mateo Von Wachold Malatesta, Sebastian Guerra Carvajal, Renato Tejada Sinsay,<br />
Gaspar Martínez Olave.<br />
Absent: Catalina Lobovsky Madrigal<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
4°B<br />
Teacher: Corey Mckee<br />
Sitting from left to right: Emma Baumgartner, Antonia Guajardo Dawson,<br />
Pascuala Carrasco Vega, Anica Nikolic Astigueta, Antonia Henriquez Riquelme,<br />
Valentina Burgos Calle, Elisa Orellana Segovia<br />
Standing from left to right: Matías Pino Ruiz, Pablo Padilla Alvarado,<br />
Juan Cristóbal Tabilo Torres, Do Hyun Moon, Samuel Vargas Lema,<br />
Arturo Durán Astigueta, Santiago Oddó Rodriguez, Gustavo De la Hoz Allue.<br />
Absent: Antonia Lizama Briceño<br />
4°C<br />
Teacher: Alison Slavik<br />
Sitting from left to right: Micaela Schäfer Castro, Mia Van Dommelen,<br />
Javiera López Arrieta, Valentina Sánchez Parra, Sofia Roempler Alvear,<br />
Esperanza Díaz Cavieres, Antonia Miranda Ly, Javiera Ortega San Cristóbal<br />
Standing from left to right: Benjamin López Salinas,<br />
Luciano Muñoz Fernández, Marco Lara Sánchez, Matias Carrasco Castro,<br />
Arturo Galleguillos Medeiro, Maximiliano Prieto González, V<br />
icente Horta Borghero, Martin Laury Cubillos<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
5°A<br />
Teacher: Brock Voss<br />
Sitting from left to right: Gabriela Cárdenas Nikolic, Antonia Hevia Valencia,<br />
Josefina Acuña Briceño, Mariana Reyes Torre, Martina Uribe Sabaj,<br />
Franca Yanine Weinstein, Gabriela Gent de Andraca, Isabella Pietroboni Morales,<br />
Agustina Vergara Valdés, Agustina Abuhadba Fuenzalida,<br />
Standing from left to right: Gaspar Zúñiga Baeza, Joaquín Ríos González,<br />
Mario Reyes Moll, Tomas Cifuentes Gómez, Manuel Astudillo Tirapegui,<br />
Bastián Cisternas Varas, Santiago Cordero Rencoret, Martin Serrano Llanos,<br />
José Pablo Spencer Vera<br />
Absent: Paula Carvajal Segovia, Isidora Muñoz Jaure<br />
5°B<br />
Teacher: Anna Doncaster<br />
Sitting from left to right: Maite Heredia Velásquez, Frida Finsterbusch Lagos,<br />
Ignacia Muñoz Cruz, Rocío Salinas Guzmán, Gabriella Guajardo Aroca,<br />
Rocío Sarria Bronda, Paula Martínez Fuentes, Camila Apablaza Raygadas,<br />
Rafaela Matrás Franco, Isidora Araya Piantini.<br />
Standing from left to right: Gabriel Zapata Álvarez, Diego Vidal Solari,<br />
Tomás Mendoza Ortuño, Luka Grubessich Pimental,<br />
Maximiliano Santander Figueroa, Clemente Collao Campillo,<br />
Vicente Kuschel Erices, Daniel Ocaranza Cueto<br />
Absent: Sebastián Murillo Silva<br />
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LOWER SCHOOL<br />
5°C<br />
Teacher: Brian Paul Mitchell<br />
Sitting from left to right: Leonor Guzmán Chellew, Rocio Véliz Jamett,<br />
Valentina Caballero Marchant, Martina Ávila Leyton, Josefina Espinoza Radic,<br />
Sofia Cordero Rencoret, Paula González Gallegos, Catalina Molina Salas,<br />
Fernanda Ocaranza Rojas, Antonia Blanco Cea<br />
Standing from left to right: Alan Cortes Morales, Iñaki Barturen Vidal,<br />
Javier Téllez Fernández, Santiago Pisani Ide, Iñigo Álvarez Cisternas,<br />
Gabriel Peréz Duran, Mauricio Huerta Flores, Hernán Castillo Eldan,<br />
Agustin Ramirez Peréz<br />
Absent: Macarena Salina Pardo, Valentina Gálvez Aguirre<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
6°A<br />
Teacher: Carolina Moretic de la Barra.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Josefa Hasbún Villalobos, Antonia Toro Munizaga,<br />
Michela Casazza Ortiz, Josefa González Padilla, Emilia De la Hoz Allué,<br />
Florencia Chamorro Troncoso, Pollet Mandiola Castro.<br />
Standing from left to right: Diego Torres Gueny, Pablo Sandoval Ceja,<br />
Leandro Caos Cabrera, Martín Zapata Soto, Vicente Padilla Alvarado,<br />
Gonzalo Cabello Vila, Adolfo Roldán Contreras, Cedric Mondaca Araya.<br />
UPPER HIGH SCHOOL<br />
6°B<br />
Teacher: Luis Afaga Ramos Jr.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Andrés Bautista Galdames,<br />
Francisca Díaz Valenzuela, Ana Rivas Segura, Ane Gous, Ivania Versalovic Mir,<br />
Trinidad Araya Iligaray, Makarena Mondaca Araya, Daniel Vega Gutiérrez.<br />
Standing from left to right: Xavier Míguez Silva, Benjamin Cuevas Janson,<br />
Renato Lock Rojas, Gabriel Covarrubias Mujica, Alejandro Salazar Martinez,<br />
Camilo Lopez Salinas, Clemente Martínez Olave.<br />
Absent: Giancarlo Dasati Correa.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
6°C<br />
Teacher: Shery Marcela Leiva Olivares.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Martina Ayala Rubio, Sofia Manríquez Watts,<br />
Mila Ranzetta Rojas, Florencia Linares Baños, Nedjeljka Radic Gallegos,<br />
Laura Bindholff Marió, Isabela Vasquez Raciny.<br />
Standing from left to right: Mateo Santolaya Barrera,<br />
Martín Cifuentes Gómez, Emiliano Espinoza Radic, Aliky Tefarikis Molina,<br />
Josefa Valdés Van Den Bosch, Ramiro Cornejo Barrera, Romelio Carvajal Pinto,<br />
Daniel Navia González, Gonzalo Quiroz Cerda.<br />
7°A<br />
Teacher: José Collao Acuña<br />
Sitting from left to right: Gabriel Naranjo Valenzuela, Marko Domic Ocaranza,<br />
Yiries Abuhadba Fuenzalida, Lucas Ávalos Meneses, Jalil Fonseca Tala.<br />
Standing from left to right: Miranda Muñoz Fernández, Antonia Garcia Díaz,<br />
Belen Zapata Álvarez, Antonia Olivares Huerta, Constanza Gordo Gómez,<br />
Pía Álvarez Ardiles.<br />
Absent: Luis Benavente Vergara, Estela Coronata Poulsen,<br />
Terence O’Mahony Silva.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
7°B<br />
Teacher: Nathan Fredericks<br />
Sitting from left to right: Ingrid Lagos Castillo, María Sánchez Parra,<br />
Antonia Morales Athens, Mikaela Melej Vivanco, Michelle Boudichon Santiago,<br />
Antonia Jara Núñez, Antonieta Castillo Troncoso.<br />
Standing from left to right: Clemente Martínez Fuentes, Sergio Pinto Tapia,<br />
Gabriel López Salfate, Bruno von Wachold Malatesta, Aldo Mora Araya,<br />
Tomás Molina Salas, Lucas Roempler Alvear, Javier García Echavarría<br />
Absent: Monserrat Fierro Grassi, Vicente López Hernández, Joaquín Loyola<br />
Calderón, María Olivares Novoa.<br />
7°C<br />
Teacher: Jimena Sotomayor Hurtado<br />
Sitting from left to right: Catalina Muñoz Rojas, Beatriz Orellana Segovia,<br />
Vania Ramírez Maturana, Antonia Sarria Bronda, Paz Laferte Reyes,<br />
Paula Apablaza Reygadas, Amira Pastén Castillo, Yi Hua Chung.<br />
Standing from left to right: Joaquin Reyes Torres, Luis Pisani Ide,<br />
Vicente Ferrer Martínez, Renato Contreras Amado, Eduan Van Dommelen,<br />
Francisco Amstein Abrego.<br />
Absent: Florencia Tagle Castiblanco.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
8°A<br />
Teacher: Paulo Urbina Bolados.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Belén Oviedo Ahumada, Claudia Díaz Donoso,<br />
Marina Méndez Pizarro, Josefa Gálvez Godoy, Giulia Casazza Ortiz,<br />
Martina Pizarro Aramayo, Paula Guíñez Escobar, Florencia Miranda Durán.<br />
Standing from left to right: Axel Díaz Idenfors, Nicolás Valdés Van Den Bosch,<br />
Jair Fonseca Tala, Rodrigo Miranda Ly, Simón Crispín Peralta, Vicente Adrian<br />
Ireland.<br />
8°B<br />
Teacher: Carol Rodríguez Díaz.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Antonia Córdoba Rojas, Sofia Araya Vulelija, T<br />
rinidad Fuentes Sepúlveda, Arantxa García Fuentes, Rosario Benavente Vergara.<br />
Standing from left to right: José Zuluaga Vargas, Bastián Guajardo Dawson,<br />
Francisco Valdés Van Der Bosch, Jaime Lagos Castillo, Jorge Flor Serrano, Andrés<br />
Mayer Mamani.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
9°A<br />
Teacher: Aracelly Herrera Córdova.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Tomás Melej Vivanco, Matilda Spencer Vera,<br />
Trinidad Kellemen Ostoic, María Salinas Sarmiento, Matilde Lucero Cáceres,<br />
Arantxa Miguez Silva, María Covarrubias Mujica, Nicolás Jara Jelves.<br />
Standing from left to right: Joaquín Collao Campillo, Cristóbal Paz Miranda,<br />
Felipe Illanes Carmona, José Pizarro Aramayo, Matías Astete Pineda,<br />
Felipe Pastén Castillo, Joaquín Lopez Lock, Lucas Aigneren Calderón.<br />
Absent: Juliana Ávila Rivera.<br />
9°B<br />
Teacher: Roberto Galleguillos López<br />
Sitting from left to right: Javier Vásquez Raciny, Catalina Espinoza Radic,<br />
Ana María Litardo Mancilla, Caroline Engelmann Bindhoff,<br />
Benjamín Veas Carrillo, Sofía Cifuentes Zamora, Daniela López Arrieta,<br />
Slavica Nikolic Astigueta, Daniel Gallardo Guamán.<br />
Standing from left to right: Maximiliano Baeza Muñoz, Dussan Peric Tejada,<br />
Benjamín González Díaz, Joaquín Díaz Villaroel, Rodrigo Murillo Seguel,<br />
Patricio Obregón Fernández, Fernando Villalobos Cvitanic, Jen-Sen Hun Gajardo.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
10°A<br />
Teacher: Benjamín Claussen Toro.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Antonia Cabezas Santiago, María Cancino Arancibia,<br />
Elisa Fritz Fuentes, Sofía Linares Baños, Martina Cuevas Jansson,<br />
Miranda Romero Rodríguez, Amanda Díaz Idenfors, Alana Araya Montecinos.<br />
Standing from left to right: Cristóbal Osorio Valenzuela,<br />
Felipe González Padilla, Ethan Pastén Castillo, Martín Yap Weber,<br />
Felipe Carrasco Castro, Yorgo Tefarikis Molina, Matías Arriagada Araya,<br />
Vicente Santolaya Barrera, Ignacio Mosley Jorquiera.<br />
Absent: Sofía Pinto Tapia, Martina Rojas Donoso.<br />
10°B<br />
Teacher: Jonathan Welch<br />
Sitting from left to right: Javiera Ortega Paredes, Valentina Cortés Arenas,<br />
Paula Cárdenas Nikolic, Florencia Mansilla Calvo, Constanza Parra Reyes,<br />
Clara Gillet Cofré.<br />
Standing from left to right:<br />
Lorenzo Galleguillos Medeiro, Nicolás Ávalos Meneses, Benjamín Castro Fuentes,<br />
Vicente Guíñez Escobar, Agustín Ortega San Cristobal, Benjamín Zepeda Herrera,<br />
Diego Rodríguez Muñoz.<br />
Absent: Renata Gómez Rabello, Mateo Paz Portugal.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
11°A<br />
Teacher: Emilia Morales Montesinos<br />
Sitting from left to right: Valentina Rojas Flores, Catalina Araya Vulelija,<br />
Monserrat Lagos Soza, Maria Ignacia Quiroz Cerda, Carolina Lagos Liebig,<br />
Trinidad Murillo Seguel, Constanza, Monrroy Urqueta, Catalina Raicich Barrera,<br />
Yanike Becklas<br />
Standing from left to right: Diego Maturana Jure, Joaquin Vidal Solari,<br />
Javiera Ferrer Rojas, Arianna Jordan Vargas, Claudio Icaza Zuleta,<br />
Ignacio Raynaud Castro<br />
Absent: Marcelo Galvez Aguirre, Vania Illanes Carmona, Vicente Oyarzun Silva,<br />
Nicole Sotomayor Vejar.<br />
11°B<br />
Teacher: Luis Córdova Alfred<br />
Sitting from left to right: Mariagracia RamÍrez Carrasco,<br />
Agustina Collao Campillo, Eileen Godoy Yañez, Eric Fritz Fuentes,<br />
Sofía Araya Ravello, Yanara López Pinto, Dariana Sandoval Ceja<br />
Standing from left to right: Omar Lara Sánchez, Krasna Peric Tejada,<br />
Catalina Aguirre González, Francisca Alcayaga Oyarzun, Victoria Donoso Sáez,<br />
Piera Buratti Fuentes, Antonia Flores, Germán Fritz Fuentes<br />
Absent: Claudio González Arias.<br />
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Upper-High-School<br />
12°A<br />
Teacher: Katty Araya Camus<br />
Sitting from left to right: Antonio Loo Oyarzún, Sophia Guajardo Aroca,<br />
Paula Galleguillos Opazo, Pascal Osorio Cisternas, Catalina Cifuentes Zamora,<br />
Valentina Marín Gutiérrez, Vicente Rojas Donoso.<br />
Standing from left to right: Drzislav Kovacevic Ibáñez,<br />
Juan Pablo Toro Munizaga, Branco Campos Cabrera, Juan Pablo Versalovic Mir,<br />
Fernando Mansilla Calvo, Julio Gordo Gómez, Felipe Geraldo Paredes,<br />
Nicholas Engelmann Bindhoff, Benjamín Cortés Vila,<br />
Joaquín Ortega San Cristóbal.<br />
Absent: Martín Ortiz Corona.<br />
12°B<br />
Teacher: Alejandro Flores Alvarez.<br />
Sitting from left to right: Camila Domic Ocaranza, Carolina Herrera Novoa,<br />
Bárbara Kellemen Ostoic, María Fernanda Salazar Ortíz, Josefa Gómez Rabello,<br />
Estefanía Roldán Contreras.<br />
Standing from left to right: Joaquín Palma Guzmán, Ignacio Fernández Erices,<br />
Emilio Ramírez Canelos, Cristian Castellanos Villela, Diego Cortés Baéz,<br />
Vicente Galleguillos Parra, Sebastián Zapata Martínez.<br />
Absent: Belén Atal Chanes, Valeria Mery Rivera.<br />
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TWELFTH GRADE GRADUATION<br />
Today 12th graders left school to continue farther in their own path, meeting people, making new friends, living new experiences.<br />
They all have adventures waiting for them, however their work here remind forever. Congratulations Class <strong>2018</strong>!<br />
Recognizing our 12th grades Head Teachers.<br />
Miss Katty Araya and Mr. Alejandro Flores<br />
Awarding the students who studied 12 years at AIS<br />
12th A <strong>2018</strong> enjoying the ceremony<br />
Our Vice principal Miss Paulina Figueroa<br />
Tao - Chien Loo Oyarzún very proud<br />
recognizing the best academic qualifications:<br />
A panoramic view of the ceremony of giving the <strong>2018</strong> speech at the graduation<br />
Branco Campos Cabrera<br />
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AIS Spirit Award, a proud family and a lot of emotions<br />
in Vicente Galleguillos Parra<br />
Our Academic staff at the<br />
12th grade Ceremony<br />
Our Principal Mr. Carlos Figueroa A. giving the<br />
speech to the <strong>2018</strong> class<br />
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12th B class listening to the ceremony<br />
Family, guests, friends and AIS staff<br />
watching the ceremony
STUDENTS PHOTO PRESENT AND AS A CHILD 12°A<br />
Antonio Tao-Chien Loo Oyarzún<br />
Sobrenombre: Tao, Chino<br />
Premio: El más arrogante<br />
Yunta: Der<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): 800 en Lenguaje<br />
Frase Típica: ¿rapiemos?, que chotas, triunfó el mal.<br />
Cahuín: S.D.<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Venkilou<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ganarle al Der, participar en redbull<br />
batalla de gallos, ganar en cualquier cosa, ser un rapero con<br />
PHD en letras<br />
Regalo Ideal: una libreta para sus escritos, buena suerte.<br />
Benjamín Patricio Cortés Vila<br />
Sobrenombre: Benja, V2, mellamo<br />
Premio a: El más metido<br />
Yunta: Jp<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Con pantalones sueltos, sin un<br />
3ds<br />
Frase Típica: "que pahoo"<br />
Cahuín: Plan para conquistar a la Josefa, casa julio<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Josefa<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): no tener caspa<br />
Regalo Ideal: 3ds xl<br />
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Branco Ignacio Campos Cabrera<br />
Sobrenombre: Luiss, Lusho, Nacho<br />
Premio a: El más estilizado<br />
Yunta: Caillou<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Malas notas, no joteando<br />
Frase Típica: "Aoooonde", "hmmm", "Musha Plata oe"<br />
Cahuín: Paski 2013<br />
AP (Amor platónico): P.C.<br />
SF (Sueño frustrado): Ser Futbolista, Tener moto<br />
Regalo Ideal: Pañuelos.<br />
Catalina Paz Cifuentes Zamora<br />
Sobrenombre: Cat, Cata, Catita<br />
Premio a: La más "Drama Queen"<br />
Yunta: Ingrid, Der<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): el libro de clases, no enojada.<br />
Frase Típica: "Pirulas", "no entiendo nada", "me va a ir<br />
pésimo", "DEEEER", "me cae pésimo"<br />
Cahuín: Incontables<br />
AP (Amor platónico): ella<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Una foto con un rinoceronte bebé en<br />
África, que sus perros sean eterno, no tener corazón<br />
Regalo Ideal: un Koala, un traje de baño.<br />
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Drzislav Zvonimir Kovacevic Ibáñez<br />
Sobrenombre: Der, Derlol, Derfish, Drjhslahs, Yugoslavo, “...”<br />
Premio a: Al mas matemático.<br />
Yunta: Elite Zombers, tao<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin un 7, puntaje psu bajo, sin<br />
una cocacola<br />
Frase Típica: "que pexx", "¿Qué harías si fortnite fuera tu<br />
papá?", "yo maincro", "Básicamente..."<br />
Cahuín: Marín<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Cata, Tao.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): 850 en ciencias, que pronuncien bien<br />
su nombre, ser ingeniero, estudiar matemáticas y no morir<br />
de hambre, encontrar su nombre en un souvenir, un portero<br />
croata<br />
Regalo Ideal: Cuaderno de caligrafía, buena suerte.<br />
Felipe Ignacio Geraldo Paredes<br />
Sobrenombre: Robot, Pipeño, El poeta, Yeraldó<br />
Premio a: Al más sentimental<br />
Yunta: Clash Royale<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): abrigado, sin ser el mejor en<br />
algún juego<br />
Frase Típica: “...”, "su clash?"<br />
Cahuín: Gira, Lore 2014, Josefina<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Ninguna, todas son suyas<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener frio<br />
Regalo Ideal: Un lego, shorts y polera, gemas en CR, una<br />
goma infinita.<br />
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Fernando Vicente Mansilla Calvo<br />
Sobrenombre: Fer, Mini, Ferny, Fern, Miguel.<br />
Premio a: La risa más exagerada<br />
Yunta: Martin<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): blanco, enojado<br />
Frase Típica: “JAJSKJSJSJSK”<br />
Cahuín: Trio amoroso, quincho Popi, plaza Juampa.<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Paski, Marín<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): no ser economik<br />
Regalo Ideal: Otra bufanda y buzo<br />
Joaquín Maximiliano Ortega San Cristóbal<br />
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Sobrenombre: Pelao Calvin, Caillou, Pelao Sensual, Patricio<br />
Estrella, Luke, 10 para las dos, mushu<br />
Premio a: El más blanco<br />
Yunta: Branco<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Separado de la cata, Negro,<br />
Soltero, Sin gorro, Bronceado, sin dulces, con una lonchera<br />
decente, reírse normal.<br />
Frase Típica: “ya me cagueishon”, “Pucha que soy rico”, “No si<br />
es mi tío” ,<br />
Cahuín: Plan Graduación, Gira.<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Todas las rubias.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): No ponerse rojo cuando se enoja, Tener<br />
los pies para adentro<br />
Regalo Ideal: Pernil de jamón, Dulces.
Juan Pablo Versalovic Mir<br />
Sobrenombre: JP, Niño Ferrari, MIR, Jplex, Osito Gominola.<br />
Premio a: El más callado<br />
Yunta: Benja<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin un Nintendo, sin cargador de<br />
IPhone, sin su mega mochila, afuera de la pieza en la gira,<br />
viajes piolas, que no llevara sal al colegio, no comiendo en la<br />
sala, sin algo de Ferrari puesto, que se escuchara cuando lo<br />
hacían leer.<br />
Frase Típica: “.”<br />
Cahuín: Fotos del compu,<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Ferrari rojo, Marín<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener un Ferrari.<br />
Regalo Ideal: Alargador<br />
Juan Pablo Toro Munizaga<br />
Sobrenombre: Juampa, Juampastilla, Juan Toro, John Bull,<br />
Juampi, Juampitillo<br />
Premio a: el más egocéntrico<br />
Yunta: espejo<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): almorzar después de las 12:30;<br />
dando las pruebas a la hora; sin retirarse; dando exámenes,<br />
sin audífonos, despierto, sin ser narciso.<br />
Frase Típica: “presente como siempre", “no si yo soy el mejor<br />
para...”, “es hora de dormir”, “IHHH”, “aplauuuusos”, "SHHH"<br />
Cahuín: Javi Tejeda, Paski 2014<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Valkiria, P.C.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser cantante, ser tenista, tener gainz<br />
Regalo Ideal: Un espejo, una cámara pro, gel, legs.<br />
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Julio Andrés Gordo Gómez<br />
Sobrenombre: Julito, Julis, La masa, Morty, Johnny teleserie<br />
Premio a: El más pavo<br />
Yunta: Juampa<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin subir fotos sin polera, foto<br />
sin photoshop, sin preguntar lo que acaban de explicar.<br />
Frase Típica: Hoy día toca espalda, detone, no estaba tan<br />
mala<br />
Cahuín: Paski (PDC), L1000<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Todas las minas, Minas Prohibidas<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Haber nacido el 2004, tener gainz,<br />
aprender a bailar, músculo, recuperar su dignidad, pelambres<br />
dignos.<br />
Regalo Ideal: Testosterona, barba.<br />
Martín Andrés Ortiz Corona<br />
Sobrenombre: Gollum, Pelao pulse<br />
Premio a: El que le da lo mismo todo<br />
Yunta: Rylan<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin comer, con pelo, pagando la<br />
cuota, gordo, yendo a clases, bailando, satisfecho, sin guitarra,<br />
sin escuchar cuando usa el teclado.<br />
Frase Típica: “me da lo mismo”, “tienes comida?<br />
Cahuín: Cumple cata, el oculista<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Rocío, Pía, Cata, Marín, Paski.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser militar, tener pelo, quemar el<br />
planeta.<br />
Regalo Ideal: una buena peluca<br />
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Nicholas Engelmann Bindhoff<br />
Sobrenombre: Nicho, Khea, Nazi, Duki<br />
Premio a: El menos piola<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Comiendo para callado,<br />
Frase Típica: "no, estaba fácil", "¿Soy khe bro”, “alo papá?" (A<br />
piso)<br />
Cahuín: Halloween 2017, Popi 2013<br />
AP (Amor platónico): C.C<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Sacar el flic flac<br />
Regalo Ideal: un motor.<br />
Pascal Fernanda Crisya Osorio Cisternas<br />
Sobrenombre: Conejo wawa, Paski, Pascuala, Crisya, Pinky<br />
Princess.<br />
Premio a: a La más regañona<br />
Yunta: Popi<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): levantando los pies al caminar,<br />
llegando feliz en la mañana, sin dulce, la mochila sin perfumes<br />
y cremas, sin cosas rosadas, llegando puntual.<br />
Frase Típica: “no toques mi botella”, “yo doy el primer sorbo”,<br />
“yo no fumo, no tomo, no hago nada”, “soy asquienta”, “llevo<br />
esperando a la Neve media hora!”, “ayy me estresan”, "Miss,<br />
no veo"<br />
Cahuín: Julio, Harry, gira.<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Vicho, primo del Vicho, el alfa, pollo<br />
castillo.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta<br />
Regalo Ideal: buen genio, buzo nuevo.<br />
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Paula Francisca Galleguillos Opazo<br />
Sobrenombre: Abuela, Paulina, Tia Pao, Tia nona, Weli<br />
Premio a: La más dramática<br />
Yunta: Popi y Paski<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin enojarse, sin redbull, sin<br />
estrés, con tiempo, hablando bajo, sin sueño, sin hacerse<br />
amiga de los profes, sin descontarle puntos a la otra alianza,<br />
sin viernes de ovo, sin llevar a todos, sabiendo que clase le<br />
toca en el pre.<br />
Frase Típica: “aah... salmon skin roll”, “es broma?”, “honey”,<br />
“yapo niños pesquen”, “yeiman”, “tengo que hacer trámites”,<br />
"pero misss"<br />
Cahuín: V<br />
AP (Amor platónico): V.S.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Vivir en Canadá, feminismo en Chile,<br />
Redbull gratis<br />
Regalo Ideal: Inyección de cafeína, bencina gratis de por vida<br />
Sophia Antonia Guajardo Aroca<br />
Sobrenombre: Popi, Popinga, Popirula<br />
Premio a: La más gritona<br />
Yunta: Paski y Paula<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): llegando temprano, parada<br />
derecha, hablando bajo, concentrada, sin multas (depa), con<br />
buena ortografía, en el pre<br />
Frase Típica: "que susto", "ay no!", "LOCA!", "que ricolini"<br />
Cahuín: el trio amoroso (K)<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Tomy B.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser Cheer<br />
Regalo Ideal: un chip, mcd
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Valentina Paz Marín Gutiérrez<br />
Sobrenombre: Vale, Marín<br />
Premio a: La más artística<br />
Yunta: amiga de afuera que nadie cacha<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): portándose mal, tomando,<br />
fumando, mal vestida, engordando<br />
Frase Típica: “Ayy no”, “Pero Miss, no traje mis lentes, ese<br />
error no fue mío”, “Ohh no”, “Vale Marín reportando”<br />
Cahuín: Der 2017, Cristian y Palma, La Carta<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Rotem.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): tener un taller de arte para ella sola.<br />
Ser artista y no morir de hambre. Que alguien la escuche.<br />
Hablar bien inglés británico.<br />
Regalo Ideal: Brochas y pinceles<br />
Vicente Andrés Rojas Donoso<br />
Sobrenombre: Vicho, Vichoxel arcangel, El ñata, Moai, Calamardo,<br />
Premio a: El más jote<br />
Yunta: Pana<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin anime, pagando uber, saliendo<br />
con plata, sin peinarse, sin su rulo, sin tener primos y tíos<br />
por toda Afta.<br />
Frase Típica:” shotgun”, “que pexx”,” OEE DER”, “cuando nací<br />
era blanco”, “cuando mi papa era chico era millonario”, “yo<br />
saque la masa del sol (no había ningún dato),”no puedo<br />
tengo un cumpleaños”, "no puedo mi moto está mala”,<br />
“(exhalación exagerada)”<br />
Cahuín: Chiquillas gira, Cata, Paski<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Todo lo que se mueve, Paski.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Nariz perfecta.
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STUDENTS PHOTO PRESENT AND AS A CHILD 12°B<br />
Bárbara Kellemen Ostoic<br />
Sobrenombre: Barbs, Barby K, Barby Brown, Coloma.<br />
Premio a: La más cuática<br />
Yunta: Vicho y Emilio<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin jockey<br />
Frase Típica: “que pena”, “de pex”, “ayy me encantó”, “que<br />
chulo”, “préstame plata?”, “alguien me puede explicar esto?”<br />
Cahuín: Gman<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Gman, Julito, Emilio<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Haber nacido en Antofa, tener la rodilla<br />
buena, ser coloma 1.0<br />
Regalo Ideal: Jockeys, pelo liso permanente<br />
Belén Atal Chanes<br />
Sobrenombre: Beni, Beni believer.<br />
Premio a: La más dormilona<br />
Yunta: Valeria<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): fotos en insta que no sean del<br />
gym, sin celular, alejada del Zapata, corriendo.<br />
Frase Típica: ”cállense”, “no los soporto”, “Me encanta enfermarme”,<br />
“Hazme cariño en el pelo”,“quiero comida”<br />
Cahuín: Seura<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Zapata<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Estar FIT<br />
Regalo Ideal: comida infinita, pijama.
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Camila Monserrat Domic Ocaranza<br />
Sobrenombre: Cami, Cam, Camilein.<br />
Premio a: La más cuica<br />
Yunta: Paski y Popi<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin comer tomates cherry, sin<br />
llamar la atención, sin sus ahijados, su ombligo, sin retirarse,<br />
dando una prueba al día.<br />
Frase Típica: “¿Vicho cállate”, “Mafe dile que pare”, “yo lo<br />
hablo así”,” ay no”, “te llevo?”, “acompáñame a comprar<br />
algo?”<br />
Cahuin: Zapata <strong>2018</strong><br />
AP (Amor platónico): Harold, B.B, Soto, Rusio, TH, EV, NS,<br />
Zapata<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): decir bien la ‘rr’, ser desordenada,<br />
aprender a cocinar sin la termomix.<br />
Regalo Ideal: Tomates cherry, pulsera pandora<br />
Carolina Antonia Elizabeth Herrera Novoa<br />
Sobrenombre: Caro, C.H, fluffy<br />
Premio a: La más Rulienta<br />
Yunta: Jo, Nacho<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin reír, sin dibujar, sin audífonos,<br />
terminando una prueba a tiempo.<br />
Frase Típica: “we xdxd”, "this is so sad, Alexa play despacito”<br />
Cahuín: Los argentinos<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Todos los coreanos, JP<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Conocer a todos sus ídolos.<br />
Regalo Ideal: Un coreano.
Cristian Daniel Castellanos Villela<br />
Sobrenombre: Boli, Boliche<br />
Premio a: El más preguntón<br />
Yunta: Mar<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin dormir en clases, sin comer<br />
en clases, prestando atención en clases, sin dar jugo, callado,<br />
sin llevar atrasado.<br />
Frase Típica: “resúmeme todo, no estudié nada”, “según la<br />
constitución”<br />
Cahuín: Trio amoroso, Vit C, fumar papel, uruguayas, cerro,<br />
carta, poemas<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Marín, Jo, Ally Paredes<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Mar, ser el mejor nadador, casarse con<br />
la Jo<br />
Regalo Ideal: Mar, zungas, flotadores,<br />
Diego Ignacio Cortés Báez<br />
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Sobrenombre: Diegolazoo, El rayo, James, El pata loca,<br />
Pascago<br />
Premio a: El mejor amigo<br />
Yunta: Gman y Jo<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin la kunai, quieto, sin heridas o<br />
algo roto, sin mover la pierna, sin shorts, respondiendo el<br />
celular, siendo mal amigo, enojado, sin bailar break dance<br />
Frase Típica: "ahh... unagi...", “plaka”, “sopaipilla? Dame 2”, “me<br />
paso en rugby”, “sisi voy (nunca aparece), “voy saliendo”,<br />
“sabías que...”,<br />
Cahuín: Vale Ahrens 2013, Gira<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Estefi, Dytto.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser más alto, ser atleta profesional,<br />
aprender a bailar reggaetón, tener la clavícula buena,<br />
emplear un buen vocablo en todas las oraciones, que la cola<br />
de pascual le haya quedado bien, ser Peter Parker, jugar a la<br />
pelota, no ser ñurdo, hacer beatbox<br />
Regalo Ideal: Otros shorts, pelo liso, un polerón
105 51<br />
Emilio Tomás Ramírez Canelos<br />
Sobrenombre: Pana, Emily<br />
Premio a: El más amigable<br />
Yunta: Vicho, Bárbara, Zapata<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Afeitado, sin lesiones, sin la<br />
prote, sin almorzar en el recreo<br />
Frase Típica: “no estoy ni al metro con vo”, “¡¿QUE?! (Súper<br />
agudo), “de pex”, “monigote”<br />
Cahuín: Guía uruguaya<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Krystal, Jo, Paski<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ser cinta roja en jiujitsu, ser alto, haber<br />
nacido en Ecuador<br />
Regalo Ideal: un nuevo Kimono, zapatillas, Gainz, 2263<br />
Estefanía Alejandra Roldán Contreras<br />
Sobrenombre: Estefi, Kevin Roldan, Efy<br />
Premio a: La más mecha corta<br />
Yunta: Nacho, Caro<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): modulando, no hablando como<br />
guagua<br />
Frase Típica: “cállate Juampa”<br />
Cahuín: Franco<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Diego, Emilio, Zapata<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Una entrada para un concierto de Big<br />
Bang<br />
Regalo Ideal: Una almohada
106<br />
Maria Fernanda Salazar Ortiz<br />
Sobrenombre: Mafe, Maferps, Feña.<br />
Premio a: La más apañadora<br />
Yunta: Gman, Diego<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Con las manos sin heridas, sin<br />
ganas de carretear, sin entrenamiento en el lado norte,<br />
Frase Típica: “ay Vicente”, “la tech”, “que se hace?”, “es patetik”,<br />
“lol”, “tengo hambre”, “quiero papas”, “vamos al manhattan?”<br />
Cahuín: Argentino gira<br />
AP (Amor platónico): TH, A.M.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener uñas, tener músculo en los<br />
brazos, tener un dedo gordo normal<br />
Regalo Ideal: Gainz, OH<br />
Ignacio Eduardo Fernández Erices<br />
Sobrenombre: Nacho, Nachito Pop, coreano, Niño rata<br />
Premio a: El Tecnomago<br />
Yunta: Los cuatro fantásticos, Palma.<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): Sin polerón, no otaku, con pelo<br />
liso, sin dormir.<br />
Frase Típica: “niños paguen la cuota”, “oye siii”, “más respeto”<br />
Cahuín: Masterdog<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Francisca<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Entender matemática y biología<br />
Regalo Ideal: Pasajes a Japón
107<br />
Joaquín Alejandro Palma Guzmán<br />
Sobrenombre: Palma, Alexander, Palmis, UDI.<br />
Premio a: El más literario<br />
Yunta: Christian<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): siendo revolucionario<br />
Frase Típica: “¿A los humanistas háganos algo distinto,<br />
"¿profe leyó mi libro?”<br />
Cahuín: todos<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Marín<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Ganarle al tao en política, ser biólogo,<br />
ser un escritor famoso, ser presidente<br />
Regalo Ideal: Una editorial completa para él, un perfume que<br />
no es Versace.<br />
Josefa Alexandra Gómez Rabello<br />
Sobrenombre: Jo, Joseph, Josefine, Josanta<br />
Premio a: La más deportista<br />
Yunta: Diego, Caro<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): siendo pesada, tomando, sin<br />
entrenar<br />
Frase Típica: “no puedo tengo entrenamiento”, “estoy lesionada”,<br />
“estoy cansada”<br />
Cahuín: Branco 2013<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Su raqueta, Federer y Nadal.<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta, ser tenista profesional<br />
Regalo Ideal: El Benja en una manga, una raqueta, pelotas de<br />
tenis
108<br />
Sebastián Andrés Zapata Martinez<br />
Sobrenombre: Zapata, Maguila, Perini. zapatruck, Maguileitor,<br />
Gigantón, Zapatini<br />
Premio a: El más alto<br />
Yunta: todos<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin sus audífonos, usando pantalones<br />
del colegio, bailando, fuera de su mesa, almorzando<br />
a la hora, comiendo con sal<br />
Frase Típica: “cuando sea millonario..”, “es cosa de grandes”,<br />
“mi junior”, “no tengo amigos”<br />
Cahuín: Camila <strong>2018</strong>, choni 2016<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Camión Tolva<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Tener la rodilla buena, ser matemático,<br />
tener gainz, , ser millonario, que funcione su moto, hacer<br />
yoga<br />
Regalo Ideal: Un Pitbull<br />
Valeria Fernanda Mery Rivera<br />
Sobrenombre: Vale, Valerie<br />
Premio a: La más estresada<br />
Yunta: Camila, Belén<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): sin estudiar en los recreos, sin<br />
reclamar, sin cantar en clases, paciencia mutua entre ella y<br />
un profe<br />
Frase Típica: “cállate Emilio”<br />
Cahuín: Última prueba<br />
AP (Amor platónico): Christian<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): ser alta<br />
Regalo Ideal: Entradas para cualquier concierto
109 51<br />
Vicente Tomás Galleguillos Parra<br />
Sobrenombre: Gman, Gmamon, Power ranger G, Negro, Hijo,<br />
Jeiman<br />
Premio a: El más flaite<br />
Yunta: Diego y Fer<br />
LQNSV (lo que nunca se vio): carrete sin morir, haciéndola<br />
piola, teniendo paciencia, pololeando, sin buzo, sin muletillas<br />
Frase Típica: ”que rapiai”, “oye vicho estas entero loco”, “md”,<br />
“no pueden conmigo”<br />
Cahuín: FR, VD, Skype<br />
AP (Amor platónico): BK, Mafe, mexicana<br />
SF (Sueño Frustrado): Vender la tabla, rapero de Redbull, fluir<br />
doble tiempo, no ser economik<br />
Regalo Ideal: Talco para pies, más tablas, audífonos decentes.
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80° A NIVEL NACIONAL<br />
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