Capistrano Valley Christian High

32032 Del Obispo St.

San Juan Capistrano 92675

(949) 493-5683

* Enrollment: 830

* Established: 1973

* Team name: Eagles

* Newspaper: The Tithings

* Principal: Stephen Allen

* Student president: Casey Wright

* Famous alumnus: Matt Davenport, place-kicker for the University of Wisconsin

* Winning moments: Varsity cheer squad awarded first place in Universal Cheerleaders Assn. competition in Orlando, Fla.; fall dinner auction raised $90,000 for campus improvements; mission trip to Vladimir, Russia; Kadie Cotter received the Mission Bell Award in the Saddleback Chapter of the National Charity League; Melissa Sands named basketball Southern Section Division VAA most valuable player; boys’ basketball Southern Section Division VAA playoffs; football Southern Section Division XIII playoffs; boys’ soccer Southern Section Division V playoffs

* In the works: Library with 10 classrooms; new preschool; new classroom building to expand high school program; additional gymnasium and parking

* Graduation: June 18, 7 p.m., at South Coast Christian Assembly Church in San Juan Capistrano

SENIOR STANDOUT

Sarah Andrews of San Juan Capistrano

* Achievements: Valedictorian; earned a 4.32 weighted grade-point average; ranked first in class; Azusa Pacific University Board of Trustees and music scholarships; Advanced Placement scholar; two-time Macy’s performing arts winner; varsity cheerleading captain for two years; four-year class vice president; Chapel Worship Team member; participant in eight school musicals; voice competitions

* Connections: Dance; church volunteer; works as a tutor for elementary school and junior high school students

* Ambitions: Attend Azusa Pacific University, majoring in music ministry and English to become an English professor

* Family: Father is Robin Andrews; mother is Margot; brother is Ryan

* Claim to fame: “My freshman year I was the understudy for a part [in the school play] and when the girl who got the role got sick, I had 48 hours to prepare before I performed.”

THE SENIOR CLASS: 42