Childhood
High School
College
Trivia
100

Ehren made an Idaho film based off of this famous movie series.

James Bond

100

In baseball Ehren could often be found playing this position

Short Stop (Second Base, middle infield)

100

At USC Ehren was a member of this Fraternity

Phi Delta Theta

100

Ehren owned a baseball card of the all time MLB homerun leader making his rookie debut on this Baseball team

Pittsburg Pirates
200

Ehren played a critical role in the happiness of Los Altos children as he served this position of Loyola political office

Ball Shack Commissioner

200
As the drum major of the MVMB Ehren played the role of this character

Sweeny Todd

200

The summer before coming to USC, Ehren interned for this person.

President Obama

200

This lead singer of Fleetwood Mac shares the same birthday as Ehren

Stevie Nicks

300

You could often find Ehren competing with his younger brothers in this competitive sport comprised of a trash can, socks, and rug burns 

Footbasket

300

The Spartan Mobile was Originally owned by this person

YeYe

300

Ehren played as a member of this Team in LA's Hispanic baseball league

Athletics

300

This 7 time all-star was known as the “Iron Horse” and was a member of Ehren’s college fraternity

Lou Gehrig

400
At the age of 3, this was Ehrens favorite vocab word when staring at the ceiling of the state capital.

Rotunda

400

Ehren was this character as the MC of Mountainview's Dance Spectrum show

Shrek

400

This person was Ehren's political partner when running for USC student body government.

Providence

400

This Pulitzer Prize winner is famous for playing the same instrument ehren grew up playing, his most famous albums being A Love Supreme and Ascension.

John Coltrain

500

Ehren holds an unbeatable 2,000,000+ point family record on this course of the Nintendo GameCube's SSX Tricky

Garibaldi

500

On a trip to China with Mom, Ehren was mistaken for this member of British Royalty

Prince Henry

500

Ehren served as a member of these USC student body crowd pleasers.

Spirit Leader

500

On June 19th of 1865 the union general Gordon Granger declared slaves free in this state.

Texas

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