the roarWEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012

The Loveland High School Student Newspaper

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the roarBy Sabrina Newstead

Editor-in-Chief

By Elizabeth WorshamEditor-in-Chief

Page Editor: Sabrina Newstead

Seniors, on June 2, we will be walk-ing down the aisle and collecting our di-plomas, something we have been working towards for 12 years. Graduation will be our day to celebrate all the hard work we have done in order to take the next step in our lives. It is the day we walk away from every-thing we know, and enter the realm of the unknown. While it may seem scary and full of uncertainties, it is a step each one of us must go through together. As we all embark upon our individual journeys, let’s not forget where we come from. During the past 12 years, we have each had our triumphs and troubles, but they shaped us into who we are today. Together, we cre-ated many memories that we will reflect upon in years to come. When I received my time capsule letter from my parents, it began with, “In twelve years from now, you will be opening this letter and preparing to graduate high school…” Where has all the time gone? I remem-ber 12 years ago putting that letter into the time cap-sule, and opening that letter seemed surreal. It’s sad leaving behind childhood and entering the adult world, but it’s also a fun and exciting time we should all embrace. Saying goodbye is never an easy thing to do, especial-ly when we know we might

not see each other again. However, this chapter of our lives is over and it’s time to start a new one. Instead of racing to the swings on re-cess in first grade, cheering our hearts out at football games in high school, and danc-ing the night away at Senior Prom, we will be figuring out how to do laundry, thinking about what to eat for dinner, and studying the night away in college (among other things, of course). Seniors, on June 2, it’s our turn to gradu-ate and celebrate entering a crazy world – one that’s also full of opportunity. It’s our turn to determine our future. It’s our turn to show the world what we’re made of. So class of 2012, goodbye and good luck!

Editors share wishes for the future Over 12 years in this school district, I’ve made a lot of friends, and I’ve made my share of, uh, not friends, but one thing is for sure: Each one of you has had a part in making me who I am today. Thank you for that. Yet I’m not here to talk about what we used to be. I want to talk about what we’re going to be. Graduation marks a chance for us to wipe the slate clean, and focus on the great times we had together, and the great things coming for us in the future. We’re about to leave a place that is comfortable to us and enter a foreign environment socially and academically, and for some of us, even

geographically. We’re going to have to face the scary fact that there is more to the world than our little town. But you know what? Every single one of us is ready. We all have the potential to succeed, and there’s only one thing stand-ing in our way: ourselves. I may not be an expert, but I know that anything is possible. I’m only in high school, and I’ve already done more than I imagined I would in my entire life. I’ve worked for NASA, given a motivational speech to more 2,000 people from 40 dif-ferent countries, and shared a stage with one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People. I’m no better than any other person in this school. In fact, I’m certainly not the smartest or even the most capable (others have gone on mission trips to other coun-tries and achieved national awards for mu-sic and athletics, among other things). But when an opportunity arose for me, I never held back. Going into the future, I have one wish for all of you: Never tell yourself you can’t. After spending so many years with you, I know that you can. Everyone is going to have opportuni-ties in their lives, and if they don’t come to you, seek them out. Every minute that you sit and wait for great things to happen is a minute lost. We have a limited amount of time in this world, so don’t waste it. You can be what you want to be. You can be amazing. Some of us may never meet again, and in 10 years we may not even remember each other, but remember my wish for you. Be true to yourself, take every oppor-tunity and use it to the fullest, live your dreams and don’t hold back. Because we’re all Tigers, and Tigers never go down without a fight.

The Roar’s editors, Elizabeth Worsham (left) and Sabrina Newstead.

The class of 2012’s senior picture is above. Its eighth-grade photo is below. Photos provided by Lifetouch

Photo by Mr. Schmidt

Bequeaths2WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Danny McManus

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Andrew Albert: All my swimming skills and the right to not go to practice to Ozzy. My in-ability to wait to Evan Lynch.Jacob Alten: I bequeath my fantastic football ability to my younger brother, Andrew Alten, and to Mitch “Bid” Bilotta. Both of you keep working hard! Make sure you eat a lot of meat, cheese and dark green veggies.Kate Altieri: My teasing comb to Kelsey Wag-ner: “Part your weave and be a diva.” My di-vaness to Abby Docherty. My obnoxiousness and “Show Choir Time in the Morning” song to Tayloranne Campbell.Ryan Altman: I be-queath my success in baseball to the upcom-ing varsity players. I also bequeath my back seat of the bus to Reid Waddell.Tia Ariapad: I be-queath my No. 10 soccer jersey to Katie Swaine.Rachel Baker: To Kris-tina Tracy, I bequeath the foxtrot. To Katie Swaine, I bequeath the swan. To Terah Lay, my swatting skills in b-ball.Kalli Barcroft: I be-queath my Dougie dance to Jason Riggs and Kayla Buntain.Eric Bauer: The Mazda and all the “joys” of AP Chemistry to my brother.Matt Beachy: The soccer team to Jonny Wil-liams and Nick Ranieri. Twenty cents to Mitch Casperson.Evan Beck: I bequeath my chillness and ability to stick G’s to Scotty Miller.Jonathan Berchtold: I bestow on underclass-men the lessons of life that only you could learn from the teachers if you allow yourself to learn said lessons. Also, ponies.Dylan Bodley: To Darren Sackett, Chris Sack-ett, Danny Kruzel: Stay tough behind the plate.Sam Bowdler: D.K. Dews, an attention span. Jimmy Carl, normality. Molly Kessler, a box of snakes. Alyssa Stubbers, studliness. Drew Lowry, extra bass drum skills. Henry Allen, 3 E’s and 6 H’s to replace the “y” in your name.Brittany Breitholle: I bequeath my awesome-ness to my sister, senioritis to my favorite youngest cousins, my rippled cello to Meredith, and baby coons to my lax girlies.Sarah Brizzolara: To Michele Brizzolara, I bequeath at least two slots in the CD player… when I’m not there.Tyler Brown: Colorful shoes to Emily Vance.Chrissie Capobianco: I bequeath my perfect volleyball ponytail to Sarah Marlatt. I bequeath my weird faces to Lindsay Flaherty. I bequeath my presidency of My Voice, My Choice to Kristen and Alicia. I bequeath Polar Pop trips to Erin Mautino. I bequeath my hair color to Angela Lynch. I bequeath all my love to Kevin O’Hara.Oliver Ceccopieri: To Maria Rockett, the Chamber Bass section. To Matt Albert, my spot in the slow lane during swim practice. To Chris Ceccopieri, the “joy” of AP classes. To Bran-don Brumback, my good luck against injuries. To Matt Cossentino, the power of The Voice.Bryce Clawson: To Jacob Carlsen, superior trumpet abilities section leadership.Daniel Congleton: I bequeath my snare to An-drew Stone, T-Funk to Blaine Hamilton, my terrible puns to Nolan Snyder, my ego to Evan Lynch, my swag to Henry Allen, and the ladies to D.K. Dews.Cameron Conte: I bequeath my leadership to Max Olberding.Logan Cornett: I bequeath my school to the world.Megan Cullen: Nic Cullen, you get to carry on the constant Twilight comments. Sorry, bro.Lauren Czebatul: I bequeath my curly hair to Hannah Pfaltzgraff, and I bequeath my pre-ciousness to Hannah Bellamah and Whitney Housley.Drew Dannemiller: I bestow the Volvo to my little brother, Barrett, and my concentrated nerdisms to Jacob Carlsen.Drew Demmerle: The Hillshire Farm cheer to Daniel Miller; my senioritis to Noah Swearin-gen; the right to my watch in my will to Logan

Briggs.Stef Dever: I bequeath Evan Dever to Lauren Kiley.Austin Dewees: I bequeath my style to Eric Linnevers.Ricki Dews: I bequeath to Sara Sexton my fash-ion manual and fedora-wearing ways of life.Chris Doarn: I bequeath my locker to the freshman who gets it next year.Alex Dolezal: I bequeath my hot rod “Key of A” to Ben Dolezal. Have fun with the ladies.Jessica Duncan: I bequeath my super-punny sense of humor to Derek Fletcher.

Lauren Dusold: I bequeath my weight room skills to Corynne Swift, my trig skills to Kath-erine Shoals, and the chair in my room to Cassie Nedeljko.Julia Eaton: I bequeath my pom poms to Kath-erine Shoals and Abbey Walther. I also bequeath my love for my puppy to Will Eaton.Haley Edison: I bequeath the Edison legacy and my celeb status to Will Edison, and the Wendy’s spot to Andrew Bessey and Erin Pogue.Jill Elfers: I bequeath the volleyball team and all its craziness to Maddie Whitaker, Lindsay Flaherty, Lauren Blumberg, Erin Mautino and Kayla Senters. I bequeath crazy late night shifts at JCP to Maddie Whitaker. I bequeath perfect interlocking hand-holding to Christy Flaherty.Katy Engel: Serious rock climbing at practice to Abbey Walther and Katherine Shoals.Hunter Ewing: My pitching position to Bryce Plitt.Nate Fackler: I bequeath my abs to Billy Viox.Ariel Fischer: I bequeath my basketball jersey to Rachel Heath, and also bequeath the team sleepovers/ “challenges” to the varsity soccer team.Daniela Fisher: I bequeath the wagon to my beautiful sister, Kasia Fisher. I bequeath my volleyball girls happiness, and Maddie Whita-ker the right to run into the gym first. I bequeath Derek Fletcher a piece of my heart.Mk Fisher: To Carla Weismantel, Mackenzie Johnson and Rita Maricocchi: the gecko run and the LHS girls XC team.Ryan Fisher: To Danny McManus, my senior stretching leader position in track.Ashley Frees: I bequeath to Joe Willie Frees the title of oldest Frees at LHS and head of the car.Toni Gardner: I bequeath the roll of chauffeur to William Kern. Have fun driving the freshmen next year!Kyle Goins: I bestow the difficulties of AP Cal-culus on future students.Alex Gonzales: I bequeath my car to my ador-able little brother, Andrew Gonzales. Please don’t destroy it.Steven Goodman: To future AP Chem stu-dents, the cursed beaker that lives in drawer 7; all of your reactions will take much longer than they’re supposed to. To Anne Weaver, my se-vere case of senioritis; hopefully you can make it through next year.Kody Griffin: I bestow to you, the reader, my swag. You’re a lucky kid.Erik Henderson: My “outstanding” work ethic to Ryan Moss.Lisa Hewitt: To everyone, keep smiling!Griffin Hodges: To Ryan Schroer, my passion for ultimate Frisbee, and to JD and Izy, leader-ship of the sax section.Abby Hoff: To Emily Hoff, I bequeath Rosie, 25-minute showers, and my love “A Thousand Miles.” To Alicia Sullivan, and Dani Wheeler, I bequeath the Strings halo.

Austin Hopkins: To Andrew DeMellia, I be-queath my optimistic attitude and awesome personality to make your senior year as great as mine was. To Ashley Andrews, I bequeath my love for all things artsy and musical, and a love for dance regardless of who’s watching. To my brother, Nick, I bequeath my title as king of the school.Henry Howard: I bequeath my status of No. 1 Loveland fan and my height to Andrew Ingram.Jay Hubble: I bequeath luscious, long hair to Brad Clements so he has some left in a few years.Brandon Huber: I would like to bequeath my performance abilities to my little brother, Nick Huber. You’re the only theatrical Huber now. Make me proud! See you in a year!Nicole Hudson: To Steven Hudson, I bequeath the pets (only when I am away).Stephanie Jacob: Ryan Jacob – “Best Day Ever” by SpongeBob. You’re going to have to sing a solo on the way to school next year, but keep jammin’ to it.Morgan Jennings: I bequeath my wardrobe and sarcasm to Brandi Kelly, my mother to Jas-myn Fuson, and my horoscope apps to Kathryn Johnson.Jennifer Jiles: I bequeath Concert Choir to my loyal vice president, Nicole Light.Brandon Johnson: The Minotaurs to Jonny Williams and a wink to Sara Sexton.Reagan Johnstone: I bequeath my extreme angst in AP English class to all the future stu-dents taking the course… GOOD LUCK and always be ready for quizzes.Ashley Jungclas: Music: Casey Baumgarth, Katie Ferris, Katie Loomis, Sara Boyle, and Jennifer Benesh. Acting: Caitlin Dombroski and Ashley Cable. Fashion: Lucy Conlon. Academics: Hollie Saatkamp and Sarah Gold-enberg. Comic relief: Libby Jacobs. Athlete: Austin Willis. Leading equestrian: Emily Hole.Amy Kamperman: I bequeath the stress of college applications and decisions to the entire junior class.Andrew Karle: I bequeath to all the junior football players control of their own destiny. MAKE IT COUNT.Mitko Karshovski: Presidency of the Arnold Palmer Club to Sam Hoffman.Jillian Kemmet: My No. 2 lax jersey to Meg Policastro. A lock of my hair to Whitney Hou-sley and Hannah Bellamah. My sisterly love to Savannah and Olivia Lee. My pool to Erin Pogue and Andrew Bessey.Sarah Kling: I bequeath all of Drama hair and makeup duties to Abby Smith and Alec Wood.Austin Klueh: I bequeath the captain’s band to Jonny Williams and the basement TV to Abby Klueh. Gaby Kraml: I bequeath the clarinet hand-shake to Julia McCoy and Rebecca Gagnon. Also, my favorite cookie recipe to Kelli Scarpa.Anthony LaMacchia: I bequeath raining 3s to Will “The Thrill” Edison.Olivia Legg: To Bailey Temple, I give you the gift of my good looks and amazing personality.Mary Lloyd: I bequeath my poorly located locker by the Health room door to an unlucky freshman, and my spot as a Cappie critic to Zach Simone.Josie Lupariello: Drama hair and makeup duty to Abby Smith.Matt Marascalchi: To Jacob Carlsen, my love of Nina Veite.Reece Martinez: My unending legacy.Thomas McCarty: To Danny McManus, the cross country team. To Eric Linnevers, my Ivy League style. To Erin Pogue and Andrew Bessey, my ability to deal with Abby and Haley.Stef McKelvey: I bequeath the caring of Rudy, my dog, to Allie Muller – love him like I did. I bequeath the rest of the Cheez-Its to the next attendance office worker.Jordan McNally: I bequeath Cody Gonzalez to Brian Popp; treat him like an angel.Danielle Meyer: I bequeath my amazing park-ing spot to Rachel Ingram. My AP English skills to Shannon Palmer. Christmas to Dani Reich-man. My set of poms to Ali Williams.Jessica Miller: I bestow parking spot 253 and my stellar parking skills to Whitney Housley.Colleen Molloy: I bequeath the mom van to my little sister, Kelly Molloy! Be ready to be called a soccer mom.Hannah Moloney: I bequeath to Darby Mo-loney absolutely none of the stuff in my room,

so stay out, but I do bequeath the life skills I obtained while participating in the 74th Hunger Games.Josh Moss: I bequeath any volleyball skill I have to Jack Norris.Abby Mullowney: I bequeath my sisterly love to Olivia and Savannah Lee. I bequeath Pat to Erin Pogue and Andrew Bessey.Alex Neal: I bequeath to Jacob Carlsen my nerdism.Kortney Neighbors: I bequeath the ads section of the yearbook to Carley Taggart.Sabrina Newstead: To Connor Newstead, I bequeath my amazing parking spot and intelli-gence. To Bridget Landis and Jenna Myklebust, I bequeath my position as editor-in-chief.Kerstin Nilsson: I bequeath my leadership to Jordan Breitholle.Fon Ngu: GAWS to Zee Williams.Stella Norris: My lousy car to Jack Norris, for lax practice.Olivia Oakes: I bequeath my sunny disposition to Michael Berger.Joey Oberholzer: I bequeath my swimming bag and swimming locker to Danny McCarthy. I bequeath my car to Bobby Oberholzer.Ekene Okafor: I lost a sweater somewhere in the school, so whoever finds that…Ogonna Ononye: To all the JV tennis girls, I bequeath the passion, desire and determination to turn every practice into a dance party. To Kristen Bisig, I bequeath my signature double-peace sign pose and rap mixed CD. To Casey Baumgarth, I bequeath my adoration of John Mayer and borderline mediocre guitar playing skills. To Maranda McDonald, I bequeath a cer-tain person’s salmon-colored pants and the plas-tic on my guitar. To Nicole Worley, I bequeath all of my random obsessions, pet peeves and awkward quirks.Christina Palmer: I bequeath the fast face to Nicole Worley. To the JV tennis team, I be-queath dancing around, outlasting the other team and creeping on boys.Nick Papa: To the future owner of lab draw-er seven in Mrs. Chast’s room, I bequeath the cursed beaker that makes all reactions proceed extra slowly.Becca Pearson: I bequeath my position as Crochet Club president to the one and onlySarahlogan Boerger, my cross-eyed punchout dance move to Megan Kiley, and my first so-prano spot to fellow GirlsPants member Abby Docherty.Zana Percy: My GPA to my brother, Rune.Allison Pfaltzgraff: I bequeath to Hannah Sub-lett my Harry Potter wand and my athleticism. To Hannah Pfaltzgraff, my friends. To Kelsey Sublett and Kevin O’Hara, my awesomeness. Jake Pickens: I bequeath my lifting abilities to Tyler Mikula. I bequeath my amazing mile and a half time to Greg Bohn.Marie Policastro: To Meg Policastro, I be-queath my bedroom and all of Mom and Dad’s attention. You’re welcome. Own it. To Olivia Lee, I bequeath golf girl swag. To Rachel Fro-berg, I bequeath my grammar knowledge; you need it. To Kayla Cavano and Shannon Palmer, I bequeath the responsibility of asking Emilie a ridiculous amount of questions at dance class.Molly Query: I bequeath our last name to Da-vid Query, the last Query to go through Love-land. #rephardBowen Quinones: I bequeath to Jacob Carlsen my creepy laugh; use it wisely, young Padawan. I bequeath Katie Ferris the right to the cheer.Anna Ralph: To Michael Ralph, I bequeath my car and parking spot; to Natalie Dall, I bequeath all my love of How I Met Your Mother; to the varsity tennis team, I bequeath lots of success and fun times.Megan Randall: I give to my sister all of my teen books…well…except the Eoin Colfer ones. I also pass on my locker to an unlucky incoming freshman.Molly Reich: I bestow my super powers on Ol-ivia Pifer, Annie Reich, and Maeci Ujvari.Danae Ries: The status of Resident Doctor Who and random nerd to Erin Ellis and Stepha-nie Wilson – I’m counting on you two to spread the gospel of Whovianism and Starkidness. The role of taxi to Megan Ries. And the chamber section to Lindsey Miller.Emma Sabin: I bequeath to Jacob Carlsen my skill and love of Minecraft.

Anthony LaMacchia (left) shows Will Edison how to hoop.Photo by Danny McManus

Advice 3WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Erin PogueAndrew Albert: Don’t take AP Chemistry, un-less you like homework.Jacob Alten: Don’t let anything get you down. Always get right back up and keep pushing for-ward no matter what it is. Stick to your game plan and good things will come to you. And for the dudes, girls are pure drama. Just chill with your boys!Kate Altieri: Any chance you get, take it and live it up.Ryan Altman: Do your homework and have fun. Don’t let drama get to you. Make sure you don’t have regrets either.Matt Amrein: Remember life is a joke. It’s okay if you don’t get it, because neither do I!Tia Ariapad: Don’t slack off your freshman and sophomore years because it lowers your GPA, and before you know it you’re a senior still trying to raise it for college.Katie Audia: Time flies, friends come and go, and things start getting a lot more serious. Just be you, surround yourself with people that make you happy, and keep your chin up. You only have high school once. Live it up, and get good grades!Rachel Baker: Figure out who your real friends are; don’t waste time on people who misuse you!Kalli Barcroft: Trust me when I say high school goes by quick, so take advantage of ev-ery event and opportunity there is.Shannon Barnell: Take all your hard classes before senior year so you can have fun.Eric Bauer: Learn how to learn in AP Physics, then how to work in AP Chemistry.Matt Beachy: If you ever get injured, hold parties in the elevator.Evan Beck: Don’t worry about being popular; get a good group of friends and make some wild memories.Jonathan Berchtold: Don’t really care about what other people think of you; be open-mind-ed, and don’t just rely on what people say about anything and go to see if what people said is true. Also, believe in the magic of friendship!Gabi Bertline: To the freshmen, study and try! Freshman year is the most important. Don’t buy tickets for the elevator or for the pool on the roof… there isn’t a pool. Get involved in anything and everything (clubs, all games, football, basketball).Adam Blakely: Fear the AP Calculus test; it is not your friend.Dylan Bodley: Don’t fret over the small things.Kevin Boggs: If a teacher says “You can’t <in-sert action here>; that isn’t okay,” then don’t take it as a challenge. It isn’t a challenge; it’s a threat. Detentions will be had.Sam Bowdler: Life is too short to stop and give others cliché advice no one will read.Dana Boyd: Failing is harder and much more stressful than just doing your work, so study hard!Brittany Breitholle: Life is too short not to laugh every once in a while.Sarah Brizzolara: Surround yourself with good friends, and everything will fall into place from there.Tyler Brown: Get a Mustang GT, because chicks dig it.Eric Bryant: Get involved, play sports, go to every dance.Alex Burpee: Procrastination breeds champi-ons.Kayla Burton: Take hard classes before senior year and keep peace with everyone. Lost rela-tionships in senior year stink.Chrissie Capobianco: Get all your hard class-es out of the way so your senior year is easy. Be who you are. If everyone likes you, you’re not being yourself.Oliver Ceccopieri: Don’t sweat the little things. Enjoy this moment right now, because soon it will be only a memory, just like the world you see around you.Bryce Clawson: Don’t slack off.Hannah Claybourn: Don’t mess around with school work and actually try so you have more choices for colleges and can go to the college you really want to go to.Daniel Congleton: Work hard, and don’t be afraid of having fun and being dedicated to something!Cameron Conte: Don’t worry about being dif-ferent; you’re just a leader with no followers yet.Logan Cornett: Kiss those babies.Megan Cullen: Have fun your senior year. Don’t skip out on events because you’ll regret it later!

Lauren Czebatul: Get involved. These years fly by so make them count. Go to everything because you’ll never get these moments back.Drew Dannemiller: Learn to fly because that’s really cool, or would be if you could do that.Drew Demmerle: Do not take AP Chemistry. When giving advice, just quote movies and television.Stef Dever: Don’t rush through high school, but don’t get too caught up in the little things either. Cherish the past, stay focused on better-ing the future, and truly enjoy the present for what it is.Austin Dewees: There is nothing that can’t be accomplished the night before.Ricki Dews: Don’t wish away your high school years. Appreciate your friends and fun times to-gether while you still have them.Mario Dias: Don’t try to be funny; just be yourself.Chris Doarn: Work hard all through high school. Don’t let senioritis get to you or you’ll get really frustrated.Jamie Downing: Don’t wait ’til the last minute to apply for colleges. It will add much unwel-come stress.Jessica Duncan: Don’t waste your time judg-ing your classmates. You could be using this time to understand and appreciate their person-alities.Serah Duvall: Don’t make out with your boyfriend/girlfriend in the hall. PDA is not ap-preciated!Julia Eaton: Always be who you are; don’t let the opinions of others affect it.Haley Edison: En-joy high school. Don’t count the days, children. Make the days count!Jill Elfers: Do what you want to do because you want to do it, not be-cause you think it’s what everyone expects or what is cool.Katy Engel: Don’t think you’re too cool to dress up for Homecoming Week; it’s so much fun.Claire Eschenbach: Don’t walk in packs in the hallway. It’s annoying.Hunter Ewing: Stay clean.Nate Fackler: Work hard, play hard.Ariel Fischer: Have no regrets! Live every day to the fullest because high school is going to be over before you know it.Daniela Fisher: Be nice to everyone, smile, and give lots of hugs.Mk Fisher: Be confident and smile and meet as many people as possible!Ryan Fisher: Don’t sweat the small stuff. Make the most out of every opportunity: go to sporting events, attend the dances, etc.Morgan Fletcher: Get involved in clubs and activities that reflect your interests. High school is a great time to explore your passions and fig-ure out what you love. Plus, you can make a lot of good friends!Ashley Frees: Live every day and moment like it is your last. High school only happens once. Don’t grow up too fast!Toni Gardner: Make the most of your senior year: fun classes, work hard, go to as many events as you can!Kyle Goins: Fear the AP Calculus exam. It is not your friend.Alex Gonzales: Revel in the moment and focus on the good things in life rather than the bad.Steven Goodman: “Don’t die, fail, cheat or spontaneously combust.”Kody Griffin: Do all of your work and get good grades now, because it pays off tremen-dously when you’re a senior. And live life with no regrets.Erik Henderson: Take independent study classes as much as possible.Lisa Hewitt: Have fun in high school! Don’t let the little things like drama keep you from enjoying your last four years of being a kid. Al-ways hold your head high, be confident, smile, and keep your fiends close.Griffin Hodges: If you don’t want a social life, or any life for that matter, take AP Chem!Abby Hoff: Enjoys high school, because it goes by faster than you can imagine.

Austin Hopkins: Stay on the right side of the hallway, not the center. If you don’t want peo-ple to hear your conversation, don’t talk loud enough for us to hear it. Stand out and be proud that you’re a unique individual.Jessica Horton: Plan for the future but live for the present, because time flies.Henry Howard: High school is a great time, so don’t take it all for granted. Time flies.Nicole Hudson: Don’t focus on having a mil-lion friends; instead, find a select group of really good friends.Jay Hubble: Don’t have a lot of Facebook friends because it takes forever to go through them all for grad party invites.Brandon Huber: Follow your dreams. Do not let money or what people say limit you.Stephanie Jacob: Get involved! And don’t worry about all the drama along the way. By May of your senior year, none of that will mat-ter, and you’re going to be so ready to move on.Kelsie Jamison: Be respectful of your teachers and classmates, because you never know what they are dealing with. Give everyone a chance,

and most importantly, make it your goal to be proud of yourself once high school is over.Morgan Jennings: High school really does go by in the blink of an eye, so take advantage of the opportunities available to you now, and don’t sweat the small stuff. Life goes on.Jennifer Jiles: Try to be as cool as me. But I doubt you can be.Brandon Johnson: Participate in as many things as possible! Take Mentoring; you won’t regret it!Reagan Johnstone: Make the most of high school because it goes by super fast. Don’t stress over the little things, because you’re only here for four years and then life goes on.Ashley Jungclas: Enjoy your time in high school, because it will go by so fast. Hang with friends. Enjoy life to the fullest.Amy Kamperman: Don’t be afraid of AP class-es. They may be hard work, but they were defi-nitely worth it. They were my favorite classes.Andrew Karle: Don’t blink.Mitko Karshovski: Enjoy your years here, be-cause soon it will be over.Michelle Kauffman: Try and make the best out of your senior year; you only get one chance so make it count.Jillian Kemmet: Make a lot of memories, be-cause high school goes by really fast. Go to all the sporting events and dances.Charlotte Kenter: Get involved and have fun; before you know it, it will all be over.Sarah Kling: Don’t worry about what other people think of you, because the people that matter won’t care how crazy you are. And those are your true real friends.Austin Klueh: Enjoy every moment to the full-est, and do not slack off freshman and sopho-more year.Gaby Kraml: Don’t be afraid to try something new.Anthony LaMacchia: Don’t say “swag” every five seconds… or do it… it’s really fun and cool.Mary Lloyd: Enjoy your high school years! You’ll grow and change, but hopefully it will be for the better.Michael Louis: There is nothing that can’t be accomplished the night before.Josie Lupariello: Involve yourself and have fun! Go to dances, football games, plays, and any other big events, because if you don’t, you’ll regret it later, and don’t take the short time you

have here for granted.Megan Main: Don’t stress about school or col-lege or dances, because it will all work out in the end.Reece Martinez: Independent study classes, lots of them.Thomas McCarty: Guys, always be a gentle-man. Girls, #YOLO.Stef McKelvey: Enjoy every moment of your high school years. It ends so fast. Live life to the fullest; you don’t know when your life could take a turn. Respect Schmidty’s life-lesson talk; it’s all so true. Be nice to the attendance office ladies, Mrs. Brulport and Mrs. Bonnell; they do more for you than you could ever imagine.Danielle Meyer: Don’t be afraid to be who you are and do what makes you happy. Don’t be afraid of what others will think. When it’s all said and done, the only thing that matters is what you think of yourself.Jessica Miller: When in doubt, wobble it out.Garrett Miller: When a senior, take Early Release second semester. Your future self will thank you.

Colleen Molloy: Take lots of pictures to re-member the good times.Hannah Moloney: YOLO as much as you possibly can. Oh, and to Darby Moloney: Stay away from Mitch Casperson.Josh Moss: You’re forced to be here, so you should make the most of each day. And make friends with the teachers and staff; it will come in handy when you’re a senior. And go to every sporting event you can!Alex Neal: Be a gram-mar nazi; make your English teachers happy.Kortney Neighbors:

Don’t wait until senior year to get involved. Join

clubs and go to sporting events while you can, because high school flys by, and you don’t want to regret not living it up while you can.Sabrina Newstead: Hard work pays off senior year, so keep on working and hang in there.Kerstin Nilsson: Live life to the fullest!Fon Ngu: Do not date your senior year.Andrew Noland: Stay focused and remember high school is supposed to be fun! Things do get better. And don’t let people get to you.Stella Norris: This may be cheesy but so true: love yourself, be proud of yourself, enjoy every minute with your friends.Olivia Oakes: My advice to underclassmen is to focus on your studies and don’t just mess around your freshman and sophomore years and think it doesn’t matter. Because when you start to apply for colleges, your GPA is a huge part of getting in you where you go. Keep on keeping on, and be yourself.Joey Oberholzer: Make sure second semester of senior year is easy. Senioritis will hit you like a brick wall.Ekene Okafor: High school is only four years before the rest of your life. Make it count.Ogonna Ononye: Do not wait until senior year to start having fun in high school. Talk to people you never thought you’d talk to before. Partici-pate in things you’re scared out of your mind to do, and rock it. Don’t think about how awkward it may seem – just do it. It will be totally and completely 100% worth it in the end.Christina Palmer: Get involved in a lot of ac-tivities. Take at least one AP class and have fun.Nick Papa: Take AP Physics B, AP Calc, and AP Chem, but when taking Chem have a study hall or easy class to do some of the homework.Becca Pearson: The great words of Dwight K. Schrute come to mind: “Before I do anything, I ask myself, ‘Would an idiot do that?’ And if the answer is yes, I do not do that thing.” Don’t be idiots, my friends.Zana Percy: Take Late Arrival. It rocks.Allison Pfaltzgraff: Get involved and go to as many school events as you can. You’ll definite-ly regret it later if you don’t. Live it up. Emily Pfaltzgraff: Take harder classes your first two years so that junior and senior year won’t be too difficult.

Be sure to show your Tiger spirit and attend all the games. Photo by Maggie Stancliff

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Charlie Heyob: College of Mount St. Jo-sephLisa Hewitt: Bowling Green State Univer-sityGriffin Hodges: Lipscomb UniversityAbby Hoff: University of CincinnatiAustin Hopkins: Ohio Northern UniversityJessica Horton: University of AlabamaHenry Howard: Ohio UniversityJay Hubble: University of CincinnatiBrandon Huber: Northern Kentucky Uni-versityNicole Hudson: Northern Kentucky Uni-versityStephanie Jacob: University of CincinnatiKelsie Jamison: University of CincinnatiMorgan Jennings: University of KentuckyCarly Jewell: Centre CollegeBrandon Johnson: University of CincinnatiReagan Johnstone: The Ohio State Univer-sityAshley Jungclass: Otterbein UniversityAndrew Karle: Miami UniversityMitko Karshovski: Miami UniversityMichelle Kauffman: University of Cincin-nati Clermont College

Amy Kamperman: Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyJillian Kemmet: University of Wisconsin-EauclaireCharlotte Kenter: Furman UniversitySarah Kling: Ohio UniversityAustin Klueh: Cincinnati StateGaby Kraml: Xavier UniversityAnthony LaMacchia: Grinnell CollegeOlivia Legg: University of Cin-cinnatiMichael Louis: The Ohio State UniversityMary Lloyd: Miami UniversityJosie Lupariello: Ohio Univer-sityMegan Main: Clemson Univer-sityMatt Marascalchi: Miami Uni-versityReece Martinez: The Ohio State UniversityThomas McCarty: School of Vi-sual ArtsStef McKelvey: Xavier Univer-sityJordan McNally: Duquesne Uni-versityDanielle Meyer: Ohio UniversityJacob Meyer: College of Mount Saint JosephGarrett Miller: University of CincinnatiJessica Miller: Miami UniversityColleen Molloy: University of CincinnatiHannah Moloney: Ohio North-ern UniversityJosh Moss: Belmont UniversityAbby Mullowney: The Ohio State UniversityAlex Neal: The Ohio State Uni-versityKortney Neighbors: Bowling Green State UniversitySabrina Newstead: Ohio North-ern UniversityKerstin Nilsson: University of MichiganStella Norris: Miami UniversityFon Ngu: The Ohio State Uni-versityAndrew Noland: United States

Colleges4WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Megan SlabaughAndrew Albert: University of CincinnatiJacob Alten: Carthage CollegeKate Altieri: Northern Kentucky Univer-sityRyan Altman: Ohio UniversityMatt Amrein: University of CincinnatiTia Ariapad: Western Kentucky UniversityKatie Audia: Ohio UniversityRachel Baker: Duquesne UniversityKalli Barcroft: Northern Kentucky Univer-sityShannon Barnell: Miami UniversityEric Bauer: The Ohio State UniversityMatt Beachy: The Ohio State UniversityJonathan Berchtold: Cincinnati StateGabi Bertline: Kettering College of Medi-cal ArtsZack Bess: Cincinnati StateKristen Bjerke: The Ohio State UniversityAdam Blakely: University of CincinnatiDylan Bodley: Belmont UniversityKevin Boggs: University of CincinnatiSam Bowdler: Miami UniversityDana Boyd: University of Cincinnati Blue Ash CollegeBrittany Breitholle: University of Ken-tuckySarah Brizzolara: Miami UniversityTyler Brown: University of CincinnatiAlex Burpee: The Ohio State UniversityKayla Burton: University of ToledoChrissie Capobianco: Valparaiso Univer-sityDaniel Congleton: University of KentuckyCameron Conte: The Ohio State UniversityHannah Claybourn: Eastern Kentucky UniversityLogan Cornett: Centre CollegeMegan Cullen: University of Cincinnati Clermont CollegeLauren Czebatul: The Ohio State Univer-sityDrew Dannemiller: The Ohio State Uni-versityDrew Demmerle: The Ohio State Univer-sityStef Dever: The Ohio State UniversityAustin Dewees: Georgia TechRicki Dews: University of KentuckyMario Dias: Bluffton UniversityChris Doarn: The Ohio State UniversityJamie Downing: The Ohio State UniversityAlex Dolezal: Belmont UniversityJessica Duncan: Temple UniversitySerah Duvall: University of Cincinnati Blue Ash CollegeLauren Dusold: Lincoln Memorial Univer-sityJulia Eaton: Miami UniversityHaley Edison: The Ohio State UniversityJill Elfers: Miami UniversityKaty Engel: Northern Kentucky UniversityClaire Eschenbach: University of AlabamaNate Fackler: The Ohio State UniversityAriel Fischer: Northern Kentucky Univer-sityDaniela Fisher: Wright State University

Mk Fisher: University of VirginiaRyan Fisher: The Ohio State UniversityMorgan Fletcher: The Ohio State Univer-sityAshley Frees: Transylvania UniversityToni Gardner: University of CincinnatiKyle Goins: Indiana UniversityAlex Gonzales: Kenyon CollegeSteven Goodman: University of DaytonKody Griffin: University of Mount UnionErik Henderson: University of Cincinnati

ArmyOlivia Oakes: Eastern Kentucky Univer-sityJoey Oberholzer: Bowling Green State UniversityEkene Okafor: University of Saint LouisOgonna Ononye: The Ohio State Univer-sityNick Papa: The Ohio State UniversityBecca Pearson: Brigham Young UniversityZana Percy: University of CincinnatiAllison Pfaltzgraff: Miami UniversityEmily Pfaltzgraff: University of CincinnatiSarah Pfaltzgraff: University of CincinnatiJake Pickens: University of CincinnatiMarie Policastro: The College of William and Mary Molly Query: The Ohio State UniversityBowen Quinones: Ohio UniversityAnna Ralph: The Ohio State UniversityMegan Randall: Ohio UniversityMolly Reich: Northern Kentucky Univer-sityDanae Ries: Savannah College of Art and DesignBrianna Rubin: University of KentuckyCourtney Rump: Ohio UniversityEmma Sabin: University of Cincinnati Blue Ash CollegeGrace Samyn: University of CincinnatiNicole Santos: Stevens Institute of Tech-nologyReed Schlesner: Miami UniversityAbby Schnure: Kent State UniversityMariah Schweiger: Ohio UniversitySandy Sechang: Lee UniversityEmily Shelton: Case Western Reserve Uni-versityAkaash Sheth: Duquesne UniversityTaryn Shrout: University of KentuckyKyle Sieg: The Ohio State UniversityRupert Sizemore: North Carolina State UniversityMegan Slabaugh: Ohio UniversityCraig Slusher: University of Cincinnati

Tyler Smart: Wright State Uni-versityAli Smith: North-ern Kentucky Uni-versityChloe Smith: Mi-ami UniversityTara Spencer: Uni-

versity of Mount UnionElle Stafford: Cincinnati State Maggie Stancliff: Lee UniversityAlaina Strand: University of KentuckyMarguerite Strong: Denison UniversityLiz Sullivan: The Ohio State UniversityRyan Sullivan: University of DaytonMatt Swaine: Delta State UniversityJarron Talbot: Miami UniversityAlex Taylor: Wooster UniversityJoel Taylor: University of CincinnatiEmily Tedford: Ohio UniversityJerry Thomas: The Ohio State UniversityAlyssa Tipton: Miami UniversityJon Treloar: Butler UniversityNina Veite: Wilmington CollegeChandler Viox: University of South Caro-linaLauren Wachenfeld: Washington Univer-sity in Saint LouisLogan Walls: Ohio UniversityNathan Walter: University of CincinnatiKallie Warner: University of CincinnatiJamie Weaver: University of Cincinnati ClermontBrooke Weber: University of CincinnatiClarissa Weyman: Lee UniversityDani Wheeler: The Ohio State UniversityMarisa Whitaker: Sullivan UniversityKatie Winoker: Xavier UniversityCara Witherby: Ohio UniversityLindsey Wittmer: University of CincinnatiLeah Wood: Lipscomb UniversityAustin Worcester: University of CincinnatiElizabeth Worsham: Embry-Riddle Aero-nautical University

Where’ll you be in 10 years? 5WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Mitch Casperson

Mario Dias: Married to Rachel Baker and us being happy forever. Chris Doarn: Finishing up school or getting married and hopefully thinking about starting a family. Alex Dolezal: Six years out of college and liv-ing in LA. I also hope to be working in the mu-sic business as a performer with my roommate Dylan Bodley. Jamie Downing: Running the family business, hopefully having opened my own dance studio. Jessica Duncan: Living in Mexico or India, serving orphans or impoverished communities. Seran Duvall: Being out of college and starting a new life. Julia Eaton: Married and living in Chicago or South Carolina. Haley Edison: I will be a big shot lawyer living in a big city. Jill Elfers: Traveling the world, exploring ruins of the past. Katy Engel: Hopefully a nurse, married to a hottie patottie with a stud son. Claire Eschenbach: In med school. Hunter Ewing: Being a trophy husband. Nate Fackler: Graduated from medical school,

neck deep in debt, modeling medical supplies for food. Ariel Fischer: I’ll be living on the west coast owning my own veterinarian business and ani-mal rehabilitation center. Daniela Fisher: Married to a tall pediatrician who wants to have lots of kids, and I will feel lots of love. Mk Fisher: Riding my horse majestically into the sunset. Ryan Fisher: Relaxing either on the West or East Coast. Morgan Fletcher: A social worker living in North Carolina with my husband and kids. Ashley Frees: I will have my masters in civil engineering. Toni Gardner: Working in a hospital as an ER doctor, married and living in a nice home. Alex Gonzales: I hope to be doing something I love. Steven Goodman: Working with alternative energy sources or otherwise chemically engi-neering things. Kody Griffin: On the coast of California with a model wife and kids in a nice house. I’ll be doing business for a big company. Lisa Hewitt: I am hoping to be an interior designer working on my masters somewhere along the West Coast! Charlie Heyob: I will be a doctor living in a house. Griffin Hodges: Designing rollercoasters and jamming on my saxophone. Abby Hoff: Married, loving life working as a pharmacist in a hospital. Austin Hopkins: My dream in 10 years is to be working as a pharmacist, hopefully at Chil-dren’s Hospital, and married to a wonderful husband. Jessica Horton: Taking the car and joining a law firm. Henry Howard: A graduate of college and married to Allison Pfaltzgraff. Jay Hubble: Working for LEGO while chasing women to find a life. Brandon Huber: A high school or college the-atre director. Nicole Hudson: I see myself starting a family. Stephanie Jacob: I will be working with new-born babies in a hospital, married, and having kids.Kelsie Jamison: I see myself hopefully teach-ing (possibly at Loveland), getting married and

starting a family. I also hope to still be best friends with Lauren Wachenfeld.Morgan Jennings: I hope to be a successful lawyer and married to Zac Efron, with at least two kids already with another on the way.Jennifer Jiles: I see myself married and living next door to Nicole Light.Brandon Johnson: Living in a van down by the river.Reagan Johnstone: Married and working as a detective in Columbus with two kids, twins ac-tually – a boy named Christian and a girl named Emma – and a German Shepard puppy named Sam like in I Am Legend.Ashley Jungclas: I see myself working in a big business as a web graphic designer.Amy Kamperman: I see myself working in the mathematics field and traveling internationally. Andrew Karle: Living the dream with my fam-ily.Mitko Karshovski: Owning a business and en-joying life, or maybe traveling the world.Michelle Kauffman: I see myself graduated college and hopefully teaching at Loveland. I see myself married and with children.Jillian Kemmet: I will be a physical therapist

with a big house on a lake! Married to Zac Efron!Charlotte Kenter: As a vet-erinarian.Sarah Kling: I see myself at school, teaching kids the joy of music.Austin Klueh: Hopefully playing soccer somewhere, but most likely starting off my career in the business field.Gaby Kraml: I will own my own bakery, will give SCU-BA diving lessons, and have a smoking-hot boyfriend with a Great Dane. Anthony LaMacchia: In 10 years… ummm, IDK…

Olivia Legg: More than likely I’ll be Ke$ha’s personal stylist.Mary Lloyd: Hopefully done with school, and on my way to opening my own practice, and having a family.Josie Lupariello: Hopefully I will be working as a music therapist in either a hospital or a re-habilitation center in a foreign country.Megan Main: I will be living in downtown Chicago.Matt Maraschalchi: Dead.Reece Martinez: Driving my Jeep.Thomas McCarty: I’ll be living in New York City, working for GQ, married to Katniss Ever-deen/Hannah Moloney.Stef McKelvey: I see myself working at a chil-dren’s hospital as a pediatric oncology nurse.Jordan McNally: Living in Kyle’s basement.Danielle Meyer: Living in New York City, working at some top-notch newspaper/maga-zine.Jessica Miller: Skating in Disney on Ice when I have time away from training dolphins and teaching English in Mexico.Colleen Molloy: Living in a large mansion, working as a pharmacist, married to Wyatt Su-sich!Hannah Moloney: I see myself married, pref-erably to Josh Hutcherson, living somewhere I love, doing something I love.Josh Moss: I hope to be sitting well financially so that I can settle down somewhere nice to start a family.Abby Mullowney: I will be married to some hottie. We will live in San Francisco, and may-be have some kids.Alex Neal: I don’t; I’m not a psychic!Kortney Neighbors: I will be a nurse practi-tioner, possibly married and living somewhere warm. I will definitely be traveling a lot.Sabrina Newstead: I will be a pediatric heart surgeon living by the beach and hopefully mar-ried!Fon Ngu: Traveling the world or a doctor.Kerstin Nilsson: I see myself with a family, having a job I enjoy, and living in Europe.Andrew Noland: Hopefully a E-6, E-7 in the United States Army, hopefully stationed some-where.Stella Norris: I will have traveled the world and now be starting a family, and be owner of a successful business.Olivia Oakes: I see myself living in Loveland, married, and having a nursing career. I also see

myself with kids (two boys, one girl).Joey Oberholzer: I plan to be king of the moon and supreme ruler of all tigers.Ogonna Ononye: I see myself opening my own graphic design studio, Logo By Ogo, being the executive editor of a magazine, and living in Nairobi, Kenya, or on the Fiji Islands, with my husband, kids, and two pet chinchillas.Christina Palmer: I see myself with a job and potentially married.Nick Papa: Working for NASA or a private sector space firm.Becca Pearson: I will have 10 cats and at least that amount of children too. We will live away from normal civilization on a mountain side and tend goats and other mountainous livestock. YOLO, right?Zana Percy: I’m going to be a doctor.Allison Pfaltzgraff: I see myself married to THE Henry Howard.Sarah Pfaltzgraff: I’ll be an interior designer and married with two kids.Jake Pickens: I’ll be a trophy husband, obvi-ously.Marie Policastro: I see myself living in France, being French.Molly Query: I see myself living in Australia while pursuing a career and starting a family.Bowen Quinones: I will be the person record-ing the fight between the dragon Matt and Reed as he pilots Drew Dannemiller’s robot body that was made out of Bryce. Anna Ralph: I will be sipping mimosas on my private yacht in the Caribbean.Megan Randall: I will have written the biogra-phy of Drew Demmerle and be the designer of Drew Dannemiller’s robot body.David Rankin: I will be on my own TV show like Bear Grylls.Molly Reich: Somewhere having the time of my life!Danae Ries: Hopefully working as a character animator for Disney or Pixar!Courtney Rump: I see myself hopefully some-where warm.Emma Sabin: I see myself at home taking care of my two children (so far), possibly between the ages of 4 and 6, and 2 and 3, preferably one boy and one girl, and happily married to my husband and father of my children.Grace Samyn: I see myself being married and living somewhere in North Carolina with a bunch of animals and children. I see myself working with kids and trying to pursue a career in photography. Reed Schlesner: I see myself chasing the dream to play professional baseball, with my beautiful wife and two sons, Reed Jr. and Cal.Abby Schnure: As a prominent figure in the fashion industry, traveling the world with a Eu-ropean boyfriend.Mariah Schweiger: I hope to have successfully graduated from Ohio University and be living in Key West, Fla., living it up. I also hope to have a ton of cats. I hope to be married to Colton Toups (senior love).Sandy Sechang: Saving the world.Akaash Sheth: I see myself finishing my resi-dency program.Taryn Shrout: I plan to be starting my career as a veterinarian.Kyle Sieg: Doin’ it big.Megan Slabaugh: I’ll be married to Liam Hemsworth with a precious little family and working as a nurse.Craig Slusher: I’ll be out of medical school and practicing endocrinology.Tyler Smart: I’ll be writing amazing music and books. Ali Smith: Hopefully, happy with a job.Chloe Smith: I see myself teaching math at a high school, loving my job and students. I will be married with the one I love the most, enjoy-ing their company, with a child on the way.Tara Spencer: Married and teaching special education in a local school district.Maggie Stancliff: Working at an orphanage in Guatemala or Mexico and loving every kid there so much!Elle Stafford: I will be working in a research and development department in a biotech com-pany.Alaina Strand: On the red carpet.Marguerite Strong: I see myself in grad school getting my doctorate. After that, I want to find a job in a research lab.

Brandon Johnson in his van down by the river.Photo illustration by Mitch Casperson

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Jacob Alten: I see myself hopefully teaching and coaching here at Loveland, or maybe in the criminal justice system. Katie Altieri: A music teacher. I’m taking over Mr. Miller’s job as director of By Request. Ryan Altman: I see myself with a full-time job in sales, living with a drop-dead beautiful wife and kids. I plan on coaching baseball as well. Matt Amrein: I am a dragon, fighting Reed in-side of the robot body of Bryce, who is the body of Drew, P.S… I will be back! Tia Ariapad: Good question. Katie Audia: I see myself graduated from col-lege, with a job as a veterinarian somewhere the climate is warm, and beginning to start a family.Rachel Baker: Settled down with my husband (Ralph Fiennes), and family (and cats) in Ha-waii, loving life! Kalli Barcroft: I’ll be a graduate of NKU and a probation officer, still in Ohio with my country husband and two kids.Shannon Barnell: I’ll be married and working as a wedding planner somewhere in the South. Eric Bauer: I will be graduated from college, working on circuits and still playing video games.Matt Beachy: I see my-self soaking it up in a hot tub with my soul mate. Evan Beck: I’ll be mar-ried with two kids or living south of France, learning to make wine. Gabi Bertline: I will be graduated from college and be a certified RN. Jonathan Berchtold: I see myself working for a company’s webpage; also, I’ll be working on a novel or a novel series. Zack Bess: Parares-cue or working in a lab someplace. Kristen Bjerke: Hope-fully being a psychologist, but I don’t know in what city yet. Adam Blakely: I will be the wizard to give Drew Dannemiller the quest to go and defeat the dragon that is Matt Amrein. Dylan Bodley: Being a professional musician playing around the world. Kevin Boggs: I will see myself in a mirror, probably shaving or brushing my teeth. Sam Bowdler: Probably in Ohio as a software designer/programmer. Dana Boyd: I will be writing as a journalist in the New York Times … hopefully! Brittany Breithole: Probably helping Colleen and Wyatt with their 16½ kids… they are going to need all the help they can get! Tyler Brown: Married to Megan Slabaugh. Alex Burpee: Makin’ money and goin’ fishin’.Kayla Burton: I should be a pharmacist some-where. Chrissie Capobianco: I hope to be married to a super-hot guy and have (or be about to have) a kid. And live in a pretty house near the ocean. Oliver Ceccopieri: Doing what I love with people I love. What those two things are ex-actly, I’m still figuring out. Bryce Clawson: Apparently something having to do with a robot body… Hannah Claybourn: Graduated from Eastern Kentucky, married, and working as a radiologist technician.Danniel Congleton: Hopefully leading a mar-keting firm, and winning some serious profits. Cameron Conte: Imma be ignoring the haterz and doin’ me. Logan Cornett: I will be backpacking through Europe and climbing Mount Everst.Megan Cullen: I see myself working with kids in physical therapy and happily married. Lauren Czebatul: Graduated with an engineer-ing degree and be married, living in Atlanta. Drew Dannemiller: With a robot body.Drew Demmerle: I am the mad scientist that genetically modified Matt Amrein into a dragon and made Drew Dannemiller’s robot body that Reed Walter is piloting against the dragon Matt. Spoilers: Reed wins. Stef Dever: Married, living in an awesome beach house on the coast, running my own ma-jor design company. Austin Dewees: Traveling around the world. Ricki Dews: I see myself as a physician assis-tant at a hospital, working in the ER.

Favorites6WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Jenna Myklebust

Favorites 7WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Bridget Landis

The Roar’s seniors bid adieu to you all. Good luck to next year’s staff!Seniors pictured above, on the left side (top to bottom): Alyssa Tipton, Megan Slabaugh, Marie Policastro, Ogonna Ononye, Jessica Miller, Reagan John-stone, Sabrina Newstead. Right (top to bottom): Kyle Sieg, Steven Goodman, Liz Sullivan, Danielle Meyer, Hannah Moloney, Elizabeth Worsham.

Sarah Pfaltzgraff: Enjoy your high school days, because they really do go by fast.Jake Pickens: Don’t be cocky.Marie Policastro: Have fun. Be safe. Love you.Molly Query: Attend as many school events as you can and create memories!Anna Ralph: Work hard and take advantage of every opportunity you get, but most of all have fun.Megan Randall: Join Marching Band.David Rankin: Be happy to live in America.Molly Reich: Be yourself! Don’t worry about what others think about you.Danae Ries: Don’t goof off in the younger years of high school. Take them seriously, be-cause those classes actually do matter to col-leges. Get a vaccination or something against senioritis, because it can kill you. Take Psychol-ogy with Ms. Templeton, because you make so many friends and it’s just generally the best class ever. Also, Fantasy/Sci-Fi with Mr. Zin-necker is the other best class ever.Brianna Rubin: Focus on your studies, be-cause your GPA is an important part for getting into college.Courtney Rump: Get involved in school activ-ities, and don’t let the little things get you down.Grace Samyn: It’s not too late to be who you want to be.Nicole Santos: Get involved with as much as you can.Abby Schnure: Take all-year Late Arrival.Reed Schlesner: Work hard, lift weights, eat protein, pay attention in class, and you will suc-ceed. Enjoy it all.Mariah Schweiger: Don’t think you’re too cool for school. Go to the games and be spir-ited. Make friends with everyone. High school ends in the blink of an eye, so have as much fun as possible.Sandy Sechang: Grades aren’t the most impor-tant thing. It’s what you learn that really mat-ters. Learn to go out of your way for someone and cherish the time with your friends and fam-ily.Akaash Sheth: Procrastination FTW!Taryn Shrout: Do not, I repeat, do not take AP Chem.Kyle Sieg: Senior year is all about making memories.Rupert Sizemore: Get main courses done freshman and sophomore year so junior and se-nior year are easy.Megan Slabaugh: Surround yourself with people that make you happy, and make as many good memories as you can, because soon enough they’re all you’ll have! Also, don’t worry about the little things, because in the big picture they really don’t matter.Craig Slusher: I warn you, take AP Chemistry at your own risk. It is not for the unprepared.Tyler Smart: Walk on the right, don’t stop, and don’t be dumb. Your day will be fine.Ali Smith: Respect yourself.Chloe Smith: Enjoy every second of high school. The time flies by and before you know

it, you and your class will all be going your separate ways. So spend as much time with the ones closest to your heart, and don’t let the time slip through your hands – love who you love.Tara Spencer: Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and get involved in some-thing new; you may find you have a hidden pas-sion. Take all your hard classes first semester of senior year, because in second semester, se-nioritis really kicks in.Elle Stafford: Stay focused and get good grades.Maggie Stancliff: Love everyone and give your dad a hug!Marguerite Strong: Don’t crowd the halls. People will shove you. Liz Sullivan: Do a couple twirls in the hallway every day.Ryan Sullivan: Late Arrival and Early Dis-missal are the best.Matt Swaine: Take advantage of the time you have. High school goes by fast.Jarron Talbot: Don’t wait until junior year to get your GPA up. Take your freshman and sophomore years seriously; you’ll thank your-self when you are applying for college.Alex Taylor: The cliché of “be yourself” is al-ways true. Do what you want to do. Be your own leader; stray from the crowd – it’s okay if you do. Also, do early credit completion; every-one tells me they should have. It’s awesome.Joel Taylor: You know when elderly people say to work hard in high school? Turns out you should actually do that before senior year when it’s too late. Darn.Emily Tedford: I know everyone says this, but my advice is to avoid procrastination. It just makes your life way harder than it needs to be.Jerry Thomas: Don’t pass up on opportunities to meet new people or try new things.Alyssa Tipton: Go to every school function possible! Also, don’t wait until the last minute to do college apps. They stink, but senioritis just gets worse the longer you wait.Jon Treloar: Be a kicker.Nina Veite: Remember that you’re just in high school. Work hard but find time to relax every once in a while, or life will just pass you by.Lorna Vinsant: Enjoy every second of high school. Everyone says it goes by fast, and it re-ally does. Before you know it, it will be your graduation day too.Chandler Viox: “It’s better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.” –Marylin MonroeLauren Wachenfeld: Don’t care about what other people think, because if you’re not being yourself, you won’t be happy.Logan Walls: Only you can prevent forest fires.Nathan Walker: Try to have fun while in high school. It is only four years, and you should hang out with all of your friends when you have the chance. Be involved, and don’t let any one person be why your high school years are bad. Just have fun and take classes you will enjoy.Kallie Warner: Be yourself and don’t let other people bring you down. And before you make

a big deal out of something, take a step back and think about what really matters in life. Then ask yourself, “Is it worth it?” Also, work hard your freshmen and sophomore years. It matters more than you think. Stay true to yourself; don’t change for ANYONE! Journey on.Jamie Weaver: Don’t think that your grades don’t matter in your senior year. They mat-ter. Do everything you want senior year. Go to football games. Join clubs. Hang with friends. Everything.Brooke Weber: Always try to find a loop hole!Mikey Weinberg: Ghost ride the whip!Clarissa Weyman: I don’t know a lot about this school, but I do know this: You gotta watch out for the vampires…always carry a mirror every-

Advice to underclassmen (continued)

Photo by Mr. Schmidt

where you go.Dani Wheeler: Just be yourself no matter what!Marisa Whitaker: Take advantage of opportu-nities you get. You only live high school once.Katie Winoker: Don’t sweat the small stuff.Cara Witherby: Get involved with as much as you can, and enjoy your time here because it goes by so fast. Keep your friends close, and don’t let childish drama get in the way, because your time together is already limited.Leah Wood: Be squishy!Elizabeth Worsham: High school goes fast, but it’s not the end of the world. Keep around the people that support you and dismiss the dra-ma. Also, be nice to the freshmen. Once upon a time you were one of them too.

8WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012

Senior Superlatives

Here are the Superlatives winners as voted on by the

senior class. (They were kept secret by Mr. Stephens and

Mr. Schmidt.)

Hannah Moloney & Matt Beachy

Best Personality

Elizabeth Worsham & Kenneth Tester

Biggest Techie

Jessica Miller & Ryan Fisher

Most Likely toChange the World

Clarissa Weyman & Logan Cornett

Most Likely to Be a Motivational Speaker

Abby Schnure & Austin Dewees

Best Dressed

Chrissie Capobianco & Brandon Huber

Most Likely to Win an Oscar

Mk Fisher & David Rankin

Most Patriotic

Alex Taylor & Alex Burpee

Most Artistic

Stef Dever & Carson Dudley

MostDependable

Jessica Duncan &Fon Ngu

Best Dancer

Allison Pfaltzgraff & Joe Moran

Best Smile

Emily Shelton & Kenneth Li

Einstein

Henry Howard & Austin Klueh

Best Friends

Stef McKelvey & Jerry Thomas

Most Lovable

9 Page Editor: Mr. Schmidt

Senior Superlatives

Haley Edison & Bryce Clawson

Most Likely to Be President

Julia Eaton &Andy Karle

Best Couple

Samantha O’Brien & Mason Housley

Mr. and Miss Vocational

Megan Slabaugh & Kyle Sieg

Mr. and Miss Senior

Ogonna Ononye &Alex Dolezal

Most Likely to Become a Talk Show Host

Zana Percy &Michael Louis

Most Likely to Succeed

Chloe Smith & Mitko Karshovski

Most Outgoing

Morgan Fletcher & Nate Fackler

Best Shoulder to Cry On

Maggie Stancliff & Thomas McCarty

Most Likely to Brighten Your Day

Liz Sullivan & Jordan McNally

Best Laugh

Alyssa Tipton & Mikey Weinberg

Best Sense of Humor

Dani Lawler & Charlie Heyob

Most Spirited

Ariel Fischer & Matt Swaine

Rachel Baker & Mario Dias

Kate Altieri & Dylan Bodley

Becca Pearson & Austin Hopkins

Most UniqueMost MusicalBest HairMost Athletic

Favorite Memories10WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Maddie Whitaker

Lauren Dusold and Toni Gardner’s favorite memory was when Nick Kerkhove (left) and Alex Gordon ate breakfast outside of Mr. Schmidt’s classroom.

Andrew Albert: 2010 state swimming cham-pionships as one of only two sophomores who got to go. Jacob Alten: During senior year, coming back to the last two football games after weeks of hard physical therapy and not knowing about my life as a future college football player. Kate Altieri: Hitting on Bryant Nichols at my senior Homecoming and winning best female soloist two years (freshman year and junior year). Ryan Altman: In the beginning of baseball season senior year, hitting two game-winning hits within a week. I received the player of the week as well.Matt Amrein: Everything that happened in Mrs. Dell’s class senior year. Tia Ariapad: Freshman Homecoming with Matt Swaine. I couldn’t ask for a better date. Katie Audia: Cheering under the Friday night lights senior year. Rachel Baker: Sophomore year, the basketball team went to Camp Kern and had team bond-ing! Also, team sleepovers with the 2011 soccer team.

Kalli Barcroft: Painting up and going to the first football game of senior year with all my friends. Shannon Barnell: This year’s Homecoming game. Eric Bauer: DJing a disco with Nina Veith and proceeding to UDF. Matt Beachy: Soccer senior practices my freshman and sophomore year up on the grass field. Evan Beck: That time at Trevor’s….Jonathan Berchtold: Junior year, in Mr. Jones’ class. Before Mr. Jones could start class, some of the students (myself included) starting to sing “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” by Journey. Gabi Bertline: Junior year, putting salt into Mr. Dorsey’s coffee with Kayla Burton, Olivia Oaks, and Kendall Fein.Zack Bess: Playing football senior year.Kristen Bjerke: Going on the D.C. trip senior year. I had a lot of fun and learned a lot. Adam Blakely: My favorite memory is the lack of bad memories of high school. Dylan Bodley: Winning the Battle of the Bands freshman year. Sam Bowdler: Junior year, my first marching band competition, and winning the whole thing. DRUMLINE!Dana Boyd: My first football game as a senior. My girlfriends and I were painted up and every-thing! We had a blast! Brittany Breitholle: This one time at band camp… Sarah Brizzolara: Spring Break in Florida with my best friend Daniela Fisher! Tyler Brown: Asking five people to Prom… and them all saying no. Eric Bryant: Dancing like crazy at senior Homecoming!Alex Burpee: Senior trip to Washington D.C. Kayla Burton: Putting salt in Mr. Dorsey’s coffee. Chrissie Capobianco: Last year, in the last game of volleyball, Lindsay Flaherty and Clare Ernst slammed into each other and fell over. I have never laughed so hard.Oliver Ceccopieri: Mr. Kenyon’s Honors Al-gebra II class during sophomore year. I had some amazing friends and some really fun times in that class, and just that feeling of being surrounded by friendly people, I will always remember.

Bryce Clawson: The last jazz concert. Hannah Claybourn: Sophomore Homecom-ing. Daniel Congleton: Warming up for finals ju-nior year, enjoying the awe of the perfect day, and the honor of leading a drumline in finals competition. Cameron Conte: Seeing the ghost of Amy on Lick Road. Logan Cornett: Hosting the 2012 Invisible Children Talent Show. Megan Cullen: I can’t choose one memory, there’s too many of them. Lauren Czebatul: Tim McGraw concert sum-mer before senior year. Drew Dannemiller: Planning to have a robot body. Drew Demmerle: Senior parade.Stef Dever: The Blink-182 concert, summer before senior year. Austin Dewees: Homecoming this year. Mario Dias: All of high school, because it was such a blast. Chris Doarn: Running the only varsity cross country meet of my career at the Mason Invi-

tational. Alex Dolezal: Winning Battle of the Bands as a freshman was a crazy experience, and I’ll never forget it! Jamie Downing: Performing on the Grand Ol’ Oprey stage. Jessica Duncan: Senior year with my friends.Lauren Dusold: This year in Mr. Schmidt’s English class when Alex Gordon and Nick Kerkhove ate breakfast in the hallway during class.Serah Duvall: Mrs. Dell’s trigonometry class junior year when I met my best friend for-ever Carly Rolfes. Julia Eaton: Washington DC trip.Haley Edison: Any mo-ment I have spent with Abby Mullowney.

Jill Elfers: Crazy moments in AP Bio. The an-swer is always surface area, flatworms are very flat, and don’t even dream of asking a question.Katy Engel: Going to the Special Olympics basketball tournament with room 202.Claire Eschenbach: The summer after sopho-more year, I went to Europe with Mr. Stephens. In Prague, I drank some tea with Grace Dolan and Colleen Molloy and crazy things happened.Hunter Ewing: Going undefeated in the FAVC in baseball sophomore year for JV.Ariel Fischer: The soccer game senior year against McAuley during the Homecoming pa-rade. Having everyone from the parade watch-ing the game was an awesome experience, and we crushed McAuley.Daniela Fisher: Watching the 2012 Talent Show.Ryan Fisher: The Strings’ New York City trip senior year.Morgan Fletcher: All of the school dances and football games.Ashley Frees: I loved every moment of High School!Toni Gardner: Alex Gordon and Nick Kherk-ove setting up an entire breakfast table outside of Mr. Schmidt’s room. YOLO.Kyle Goins: Speech and drama class senior year.Alex Gonzales: Watching signs with the bari-tones senior year. The running commentary was absolutely priceless.Steven Goodman: Kevin Boggs was talking to me at lunch when Brandon Huber threw a pickle at Kevin that stuck to his face as Brandon yelled, “You’ve just been pickled!” in sopho-more year.Erik Henderson: When Mr. Wagner did magic my junior year.Lisa Hewitt: Performing in Grease, as Frenchy.Charlie Heyob: Milford wrestling tournament sophomore year.Griffin Hodges: Getting the news that I made the All-National Jazz Band during senior year.Austin Hopkins: Last year’s Prom, when I had the time of my life with my best friend, Sadie Wilson.Henry Howard: Winning male cheerleading all four years.Jay Hubble: That time at Trevor Henderson’s in my sophomore and junior years.Brandon Huber: Being a member of our show

choir “By Request” and winning Grand Cham-pion for the first time ever. We also beat the best show choir in Indiana my junior year.Nicole Hudson: The senior trip to D.C.Kelsie Jamison: My junior year when Mr. Zin-necker dressed up as a gorilla and scared every-one on Halloween. Best teacher ever.Jennifer Jiles: Moving to Loveland my junior year.Brandon Johnson: Bending and snapping with Eric Bryant in Honors Calculus senior year.Reagan Johnstone: Sophomore year Home-coming week when our male cheerleaders did amazing and killed the seniors.Ashley Jungclas: In 11th grade when Casey Baumgarth was rehearsing for our talent show audition to P!nk’s “Perfect.” That was a lot of fun.Amy Kamperman: Going to the Science Olympiad state tournament up in Columbus and staying overnight with the team. Andrew Karle: Beating Glen Este on Senior Night.Jillian Kemmet: Male cheerleading all four years.Charlotte Kenter: Show Choir trip to Nash-ville 2010.Sarah Kling: My senior year when I played Jon in the production of Grease. Austin Klueh: Starting in my first varsity soc-cer game for the season opener my freshman year and winning the FAVC sophomore and junior year.Gaby Kraml: Having Sarah Byrde as my band buddy junior year.Anthony LaMacchia: Breaking the 3-point season record junior year and the 3-point game record this year. Mary Lloyd: Attending high school football games all four years.Josie Lupariello: My first show at Loveland, Beauty and the Beast.Megan Main: The Halloween dance junior year.Reece Martinez: The parade on the last day of senior year. Thomas McCarty: Coming in first at the Har-rison Invitational (cross country) sophomore year.Stef McKelvey: Mrs. Swaine’s mentoring class my senior year. That class was the best part of my day. Jordan McNally: Spending time with the boys @JMoran40, @Jewbacca13, @Jtalbs21, @Reedschles, @KDSieg54, @Andrew_Karle, @Aklueh10, @lilboyhoward, @CodyGonzales1, @Alamacchia2, and #twitterlesslogan. Danielle Meyer: Being able to cheer at the var-sity games senior year.Jacob Meyer: Beating Milford in football 55-0 senior year.Garrett Miller: Fon yelling like a little girl when Eben walked down the hallway.Colleen Molloy: Mr. Stephens rapping in Vien-na to “Low” by Flo Rida during summer 2010.Hannah Moloney: Senior year in Mr. Schmidt’s 4th block English class when he called me Kat-niss for the first time – dream come true.Josh Moss: In 10th grade, performing on the Grand Ole Opry Stage in Nashville with Show Choir.Kortney Neighbors: Senior year Football games! I loved dressing up for the themed nights, and the seniors always showed a lot of spirit; we all had a great time together.Sabrina Newstead: All of the laughing and tears in AP Biology junior year. Also, my trip to France senior year!Fon Ngu: Homecoming 2011.Kerstin Nilsson: Trip to New York with class-mates senior year.Andrew A. Noland: Swimming senior year.Stella Norris: Junior year traveling to Center-ville with the lax team, sitting up in their an-nouncing box eating sweetish fish then domi-nating the game.Olivia Oakes: My first senior football game, painting up at Brooke Barnes’ house, spelling out “seniors 2012” on our stomachs. Also all the other football/baseball games, and getting asked to Prom senior year by Mitchell Lendenski.Joey Oberholzer: Senior year spending time in the attendance office, hanging out with friends at countless swim meets, and football games. Ekene Okafor: Honors Trig/Pre-Calc. It was a fun class and Mrs. Powers is the coolest.Ogonna Ononye: Getting to interview All-star weekend for Journalism class during junior year.Christina Palmer: Being on the tennis team,

all four years of it.Becca Pearson: Dancing around in homemade robot costumes with Maggie Stancliff and Liz Sullivan at the Halloween dance junior year!Zana Percy: Freshman year, I was the only one brave enough at my lunch table to walk into the senior section and deliver Alyssa Tipton’s love letter to Mike Brizzi.Allison Pfaltzgraff: Brad Paisley concert – summer before senior year.Emily Pfaltzgraff: Senior year football games.Sarah Pfaltzgraff: Senior year football games.Jake Pickens: Senior year Spring Break.Marie Policastro: My favorite memory was winning Best Musical for The Secret Garden at the Cappies Gala at the Aronof.Molly Query: Senior year, I went to a Chris Brown concert with my sister, Lyss and Stef.Anna Ralph: Homecoming of senior year.Megan Randall: Senior year.David Rankin: Drag racing my car against Josh Bertke’s car my junior year at Edgewater Race Track.Molly Reich: I have way too many memories to pick just one; they were all my favorite!Danae Ries: Legend of Korra premiering and geeking with other nerd friends.Brianna Rubin: My junior year and senior year when the cheer squad and I decorated the football locker room for the last football game against Milford.Courtney Rump: Senior year, hanging out with the baritones and friends.Emma Sabin: Pranking other seniors on senior skip say, senior year.Grace Samyn: In photography my sophomore year, Claire Eschenbach and I did everything together. (Literally! Mr. Barrett called us side-kicks.) One day Claire asked Mr. Barrett if she could go to the bathroom, and he replied, “What? Your sidekick can’t do that for you?”Nicole Santos: Junior year when Loveland won the Cappie Award for Best Musical.Reed Schlesner: Walking off the field after my last football game ever with my best friends An-drew Karle, Kyle Sieg and Logan Cornett. Core Four for life.Abby Schnure: Junior year when Megan Sla-baugh, Stef Dever, Alyssa Tipton, and I went to a Jimmy Eat World concert at Bogart’s.Mariah Schweiger: My favorite memory of high school was freshman year because every time a senior walked by, they melted the hearts of my friends and I. It was embarrassing, but hilarious now. Sandy Sechang: Anytime I am with Pam Pla-gens.Taryn Shrout: Freshman year I was in the pro-duction Bye Bye Birdie. I remember how much fun it was being a part of my first high school show. It was fun just being carefree.Kyle Sieg: Spring break Senior Year with Lo-gan Cornett, Mikey Weinberg, and Henry How-ard.Megan Slabaugh: Senior Homecoming Week.Craig Slusher: Discovering that physics really is magic in my junior year.Tyler Smart: All the memories from AP Calcu-lus in my senior year.Ali Smith: #Bowlingtournamentswag and get-ting our letters from the time capsule during senior year.Chloe Smith: During my junior year when our show choir, By Request, won Grand Champions for the first time in Loveland history.Tara Spencer: Senior tailgating before the Mil-ford football game.Maggie Stancliff: Every day sophomore year with my “biffs” Clarissa Weyman, Liz Sullivan, Marie Policastro, Hannah Moloney, and Abby Mullowney.Elle Stafford: Graduating.Alaina Strand: Powder Puff football.Liz Sullivan: Sophomore year, bonding with the “biffs”: Maggie Stancliff, Clarissa Wey-man, Marie Policastro, Hannah Moloney, Abby Mullowney, and Kyle Mary.Ryan Sullivan: The Battle of the Bands that happened my freshman year.Matt Swaine: Freshman Homecoming with Tia Ariapad. She was the best date ever.Jarron Talbot: Washington D.C. trip senior year.Alex Taylor: Honestly, freshman through ju-nior year sports were the best. You walk out to your meet, game, or match with all eyes on you with your team and you do what you love, to-gether. Also, Europe was life-changing.

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Longtime Friends 11WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Sabrina Newstead

Pictured above from left to right in each photo:1. Lauren Wachenfeld and Sarah Brizzolara, 2. Abby Hoff and Becca Pearson, 3. Cam Conte, Jake Pickens and Brandon Johnson , 4. Kalli Barcroft and Katie Au-dia, 5. John McDowell, Chris Doarn, Jon Berchtold, Chris Boys, Reiju Nemoto, Oliver Ceccopieri and Nick Jerdack, 6. Stef Dever, Abby Schnure, Katy Engel, John Davis Julia Eaton, and Megan Slabaugh, 7. Claire Eschenbach and Christina Palmer, 8. Amy Kamperman and Emily Tedford.

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Senior Siblings12WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Andrew Bessey

Emily (10) and Abby Hoff Connor (9) and Sabrina Newstead Derek (9) and Morgan Fletcher

Meg (9) and Marie Policastro Jake (10) and Jill Elfers

Will (10) and Haley Edison

Brittany and Jordan (11) BreitholleAlicia (11) and Liz Sullivan

Families with seniors and LHS siblings include: Albert, Alten, Amrein, Barnell, Belcik, Bell/Flege, Bernius, Boggs, Breitholle, Brizzolara, Burpee, Ceccopieri, Conte, Cossentino, Cullen, Dannemiller, Davis, Demmerle, Dever, Dews, Doarn, Dolezal, Dudley, Eaton, Edison, Elfers, Eversole, Fisher, Fletcher, Frees, Goins, Gonzales, Gordon, Griffin, Hale, Henderson, Hoff, Hopkins, Horton, Housley, Huber, Hudson, Jacob, Jerdack, Jewell, Kauffman, Kenter, Klueh, Knabe, Kraml, Lac-ey, LaMacchia, Lawler, Louis, Marascalchi, Mary, McNally/Kemner, Miller, Moloney, Moss, Newstead, Ngu, Noland, Oberholzer, Okafor, Papa, Percy, Pfaltzgraff, Phillips, Pifer, Policastro, Proffitt, Query, Ralph, Randall, Reich, Reiring, Richards, Ries, Sabin, Santos, Schebor, Schickel, Schlesner, Sechang, Sheth, Simmons, Simon, Simone, Spencer, Strong, Sullivan, Swaine, Thomas, Timmerman, Walter, Wassel, Weinberg, Werking, Wilson, Wittmer, Worsham, Young.

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More Responses 13WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Ryan Moss

In 10 years I will be... (cont.)Liz Sullivan: . I see myself married and liv-ing in Nashville with one kid and another on the way.Ryan Sullivan: I can see myself somewhere that’s not Loveland, being a mechanical en-gineer.Matt Swaine: I will be teaching special edu-cation.Jarron Talbot: Living in the basement of Reed Schlesner’s house, being his personal ballboy for every game in the MLB.Alex Taylor: Constructing solar panels and wind turbines for renewable energy. Hope-fully out West.Emily Tedford: Hopefully living in New York, Chicago, or London, getting ready to open my own business.Jerry Thomas: Working for Google as part of the ruling class in society.Alyssa Tipton: Married to Ashton Kutcher with at least three cats, a dog, and a giraffe farm.Jon Treloar: Playing arena football.Nina Veite: I see myself as an MD, starting my residency at Bethesda North Hospital and specializing in geriatric medicine.Lorna Vinsant: Have a job that I enjoy.Chandler Viox: I see myself moved out of Ohio, living in the South and being a sports-caster for ESPN.Lauren Wachenfeld: I’ll be married and working as a flavor chemist in California. On weekends, I’ll ski. I’ll have a big room full of guitars, pianos, basses, and drums.

Logan Walls: I will be living in the Bahamas, married to Kate Upton, and I will own a pro-fessional sports team.Nathan Walter: I see myself having already graduated from my college and having a job with my major. I will also be living a happy life.Kallie Warner: I see myself married and starting my career after grad school. I want to work with human trafficking victims or work in a BAU as a criminal profiler.Jamie Weaver: Hopefully holed up in a house surrounded by works in progress as I begin to do a press junket for my No. 1 best-seller!Brooke Weber: I will be working in a pathol-ogy lab, living in a nice, comfy apartment/house.Mikey Weinberg: Being Reed Schlesner’s manager in New York City.Dani Wheeler: I will be a graduate of The Ohio State University, working as a nurse and living with my beautiful family.Marisa Whitaker: Living life to the fullest!Katie Winoker: Working in my dream field, occupational therapy, and just loving life.Cara Witherby: I see myself being married to Josh Hutcherson with an awesome job in communications.Lindsey Wittmer: Living a happy life.Leah Wood: Ruling the world.Austin Worcester: A Somalian pirate heard-ing flocks of flamingos, in a Turkish prison.Elizabeth Worsham: I’ll be 10 years older and 10 years wiser, as happy as I can be.

Alyssa Tipton: Planning my senior Home-coming and experiencing the best Home-coming Week ever this year.Jon Treloar: Beating Glen Este on a game-winning kick junior year.Nina Veite: Enjoying free blueberry crepes, Mexican coke and a free Creedence Clearwater Revisited concert at the Taste of Blueash the summer before senior year with Eric and some friends.Lorna Vinsant: There were so many great memories; it’s hard to choose one.Chandler Viox: My favorite memory of high school is going to Lake Shantee in In-diana with Chelsea Williams the summer between junior and senior year.Lauren Wachenfeld: My favorite memo-ry was going on the Europe trip sophomore year with Mr. Stephens to France, Germa-ny and Spain.Logan Walls: Airbuse Alpha Zeta, reign-ing Dart Wars champions in 2009, with Jerry Thomas, Jon Ludwick, Logan Walls, Johnnie Bloss, and Mr. Disqualified: Nick Kerkhove.Nathan Walter: The band trips and the bus rides. I also think that the sophomore Homecoming dance would be one of my great memories.Kallie Warner: Performing on the Grand Ole Opry stage at Show Choir nationals my sophomore year.Jamie Weaver: 11th grade: My best friend had been going through a really tough time

at home and everyone came together and got the majority of our class to sign a card for her. The love I felt then was unbeliev-able; I’ll never forget it.Brooke Weber: Freshman Homecoming -- I had the most embarrassing tan lines from soccer conditioning in the summer!Mikey Weinberg: D.C. trip.Dani Wheeler: My favorite high school memory was during senior year Spring Break, going to New York City with the or-chestra. My fellow ducklings and I had the most amazing time ever!Marisa Whitaker: Meeting Jennifer Jiles for the first time!Katie Winoker: After Prom 2011, junior year.Cara Witherby: Going to IHOP and Walmart with my friends after each home-coming game (freshman, sophomore, and junior year).Leah Wood: Doing all of our obnoxious cheers during sports events; our cheering section (senior year) is top notch.Austin Worcester: Sophomore year’s Winter Break, I went to a friend’s house right before a snowstorm hit. It then snowed and I was stuck there for a week. Most fun week ever.Elizabeth Worsham: My first block the first day of freshman year was Honors Bio. I was nervous becuase I didn’t recognize the upperclassmen when I walked in, but it ended up being my favorite class that year.

Favorite memories (cont.)

Bequeaths (continued)Grace Samyn: Zach Hunt: my heart. Ethan LaGreca: my love for Zach Hunt. Gaelen Stejbach: my photography skills. Han-nah Pfaltzgraff: all my love. Eli Hunt: honeybuns. Stephanie Eng: my blue nail polish. Ashley Rivera and Matt Zamagias: I love you both.Nicole Santos: I bequeath the rules of the dressing room to Katrina Culbertson.Abby Schnure: I Bequeath to Abbey Walther my shelf in the art closet. Also, I bequeath you senioritis in the last month of AP Art.Reed Schlesner: Post-Win outfield chest-bumps to Brian Bullock and Aaron Malloy, and basketball game cheering du-ties to Cody Gonzalez.Sandy Sechang: To my awesome sister, Tina, I bequeath you Ruby Corolla, and all of the clothes I can’t take with me to Tennessee. To my twinzie Sarahlogan Boerger, I bequeath all of my mannerisms. And to my girls, Grace Dolan and Laura Doppler, I bequeath all my senioritis and hugs.Akaash Sheth: I bequeath my awesome Asian powers to Mahbod.Taryn Shrout: To Elizabeth Foster, I bequeath the band folder of tally marks.Kyle Sieg: I bequeath the starting “3” technique to Cody Gon-zalez. Dominate every double team!Megan Slabaugh: My yellow bike to Hope Bertke, position of Captain Evil to Katherine Shoals, and my love to Daniel Kruzel.Craig Slusher: I bequeath the supremacy of the Loveland Academic Team upon next year’s team.Tyler Smart: To Ethan LeGreca and Rachel Frank: You guys need to carry on the morning lunch table placement. To Katie Hoderlein: Hold violin section together without me.Ali Smith: My creepy glasses and mustache tape to Olivia Lee. My swag to Sierra Wood and Alicia Sullivan.Chloe Smith: I bequeath my role as head dance captain to Megan Kiley; anything that has to do with Baby Einstein to my boy, Luke Alexander Walker; and to the next LHSNN second semester crew, my role as anchor. Tara Spencer: I bequeath the middle parking spot in the driveway to Joel Spencer. I also bequeath outfield leadership to Bridget Landis.Elle Stafford: I bequeath to Kathryn Johnson the wondrous joy of the capstone project.Maggie Stancliff: The senior cape to Alicia Sullivan; cheer on, my friend. My giant green pencil to Michael Viox; con-gratulations, this is great honor and treasure. Clarissa Weyman and I bequeath being “biffs” to Lauren Mary and Lily Jones.Alaina Strand: I bequeath to Charlie Lawler the tree outside the picnic table.Liz Sullivan: I bequeath my Christmas box costume to my best friend, Alicia Sullivan. I bequeath all my love to the SV Girls Bible study.Matt Swaine: I bequeath my No. 10 volleyball jersey to Blaine Hamilton; be a leader next year.Jarron Talbot: All my swag to Will Edison.

Jerry Thomas: I bequeath my Elmo hat to Erin Pogue. To An-drew Bessey, a full summer’s worth of pure friendship.Alyssa Tipton: My humor and good jokes to all in need, my swag to Luke Cummings, my driving skills to Kyle Jarc, my kitty, Sadie, to Max Olberding and Sam Hoffman.Jon Treloar: I bequeath Angela Lynch to Graham Peters.Nina Veite: I bequeath my “free time” (or lack of) to all future AP Chem students, and the freedom of senior year to Elizabeth Foster.Chandler Viox: I bequeath my mix CDs and in-car dance moves to Breanna Eversole. I also bequeath my lifeguards whistles and ongoing Great Wolf swag to Nate Bueche.Lauren Wachenfeld: I bequeath my funny awkwardness and love of skinny men to my best friend, Kristen Bisig. I bequeath control of praise band to Henry Allen. I bequeath my heart to Zach Russ. I bequeath my angst to future AP English students.Logan Walls: I bequeath my love to Billy Viox. I bequeath Tom Brady to Pozzo. I bequeath nothing to King Duck (New-bold). And to Trevor Sora, the word pranked.Nathan Walter: The senior title to the juniors.Kallie Warner: I bequeath my good looks to Lauren Kiley, all my love to Kevin O’Hara (same as Chrissie!), and my makeup coordinator position for show choir to Sara Sexton!Jamie Weaver: To Nic Cullen: my awesomeness, oh yes. To Katie Ferris: You can share my awesomeness with Nic. To Carlie Sherlock: title of Senpai. To Nick Johnson: my rainbow lips magnet.Brooke Weber: I will bequeath my snorting laugh to Jackie Ramsey. May you forever be embarrassed!Mikey Weinberg: I bequeath my sword of Excalibur to my little brother Griffin, as well as my Swagger Wagon.Clarissa Weyman: I bequeath my love for cats to Megan Ki-ley. Maggie Stancliff and I bequeath being “biffs” to Lauren Mary and Lily Jones. I bequeath all my Christmas socks to Alicia Sullivan.Dani Wheeler: I bequeath my spot as queen of Bierkanistan in the Strings room to my lovely acquaintance, Jordan Breitholle. I also bequeath the girls leadership position of the swim team to Megan Day and Kate Randall.Marisa Whitaker: To Ashley Whitaker, I bequeath dealing with Uncle D and all of his craziness.Katie Winoker: To Gabrielle Ernst: my purple violin bow. To Sarah LaCombe and Ryan Schroer: violin section leadership!Leah Wood: Snuggliness to Taylor Hoffman, squishiness and sass-a-frass to Jenna Myklebust, “The Challenge” to girls soc-cer seniors, my lifting skills and work ethic to Corynne Swift, and my racing abilities to Jonny Williams #youneverwon.Austin Worcester: I bequeath my locker, No. 2429 next to the gym, to an incoming freshman. I can fit an average-sized person in it with effort. (The top shelf is good for storing non-perishable snacks/drinks.)Elizabeth Worsham: To Thomas Worsham, my beautiful car singing voice. To future AP English classes, the responsibility of bringing in cupcakes. To Jenna Myklebust and Bridget Lan-dis, good luck with The Roar; you’ll be excellent!

Our Seniors14WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Matt Becker

Reagan Johnstone by Danny McManus

Sabrina Newstead by Bridget Landis

Marie Policastro by Matt Becker

Elizabeth Worsham by Andrew Bessey

StevenGoodman by JennaMyklebust

Jessica Miller by Maddie Whitaker

Elizabeth Sullivan by Ryan Moss

Hannah Moloney by Mitch Casperson

Danielle Meyer by CarlaWeismantel

Kyle Sieg by Ryan Moss

Ogonna Ononyeby Erin Pogue

Champion cheerleader Senioritis

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Roar seniors: We’ll remember you fondly as a fun-loving bunch, so we hope youenjoy our artistic renderings. It has been great working together. We will miss you all! Sincerely, the juniors

Our least“invisible”child – saving the world!

Our ballet princess/perfectionist

CSI super-sleuth, with her loyal German Shepherd

Our ice queen

Hunger Games/soccer games guru

Our tennis player with a panda passion

Futurechemical engineer... or drummer if that doesn’t work out

Reigning royalty – both editor and British princess

Editor No. 2, who vacations on the moon

Alyssa Tipton and Megan Slabaugh by Jenna Myklebust

Our newsroom twins... we’re still not sure which is which

FRI-DAY, March 7, 2008

Page Editor: Laura Rojo

Danielle Dean Meyer. Jacob McMahan Meyer. Garrett Michael Miller. Jessica Lin Miller. Kenneth James Miller. Christian Al-exander Moeller. Colleen Donahue Molloy. Hannah Selma Moloney. Elizabeth Louise Moore. Joseph Kenneth Moran. Danielle Morra.

Matthew David Morrison. Joshua Marshall McClary Moss. Abby Elizabeth Mullowney. Alexander Michael Neal. Kortney Michelle Neighbors. Reiju Nemoto. Sabrina Ellis Newstead. Fon Munga Ngu. Kerstin Anne Nilsson. Andrew Alexander Noland. Stella Katherine Norris. Olivia Nicole Oakes. Joseph Henry

Oberholzer. Samantha Marie O’Brien. Jordon Lamar Odoms. Ekenedilichukwu Eric Okafor. Ogonna Gloria Ononye. Reagan Shay Owens. Christina Elizabeth Palmer. Nicholas Christopher Papa. Rebecca Pearson. Nicholas Kyle Pecot. Zana Gabrielle Percy. Allison Leigh Pfaltzgraff. Emily Anne Pfaltzgraff. Sarah Marie Pfaltzgraff. Parker James Phillips. Jacob

Ryan Pickens. Hanna Elizabeth Pifer. Pamela Jean Plagens. Nicole Ashley Ploof. Marie Kathleen Policastro. Joseph Charles Pontecorvo. Clinton Roy Proffitt. Emily Suzanne Querol. Molly Kathrynn Query. Bowen James Quinones. Anna Pauline Ralph. Megan Kathleen Randall. David Lloyd Rankin. Molly Elisabeth Reich. Tyler William Reiring. Abby Michelle Reynolds. Kathryn

Starr Rice. Kyle Christopher Richardson. Danae Nicole Ries. Brenna Morgan Roach. Lawrence Kyle Roberts. Carly Renee Rolfes. Brianna Michelle Rubin. Courtney Marie Rump. Emma Christine Sabin. Grace Marie Samyn. Nicole Marie Santos. Daniel Stephen Sarnecki. Charles William Schebor. Jackson Stewart Schlembach. Reed Scott Schlesner. Abigail Elizabeth Schnure. Mariah Esther

Schweiger. Sandy Maidesia Hong K Sechang. Emily Michelle Shelton. Akaasa Eric Sheth. Taryn Nicole Shrout. Haley Breann Shuemake. Heather Lynn Shumaker. Alexis Ann Shumate. Kyle David Sieg. Anthony Michael Simmons. Joshua Michael Simon. Nicholas William Simon. Amy Lynn Simone. Rupert Ripley Sizemore. Megan Elizabeth Slabaugh. Craig Logan Slusher. Darrell Tyler Smart. Alexandra Paige Smith. Chloe Marie Smith. Victoria Lynn Smith. Frances Marie Sparer. Tara Jo Spencer. Olivia Lian Sperry. Ashley Michele Spradlin. Steven Lee Stacy. Gabrielle Denise Stafford. Maggie Sue Stancliff. Alaina Cory Strand. Marguerite Lillibridge Strong. Elizabeth Mae Sullivan. Ryan Joseph Sullivan. Matthew Bogen Swaine. Jarron Todd Talbot. Alexandra Lea Taylor. Joel David Taylor. Emily Grace Tedford. Kenneth Jaymes Tester. Jerry John Thomas. Samuel John Timmerman. Alyssa Anne Tipton. Colton William Toups. Jonathan Anderley Treloar. Paige Constance Trout. Jenna Marie Turner. Andrew John Tyra. Christina Lynn Veite. Thomas Jackson Venable. Lorna Isabella Laverne Vinsant. Chandler Elaine Viox. Jacob Emerson Volk. Lauren Brooke Wachenfeld. Logan Garrett Walls. Nathan Richard Walter. Reed Robert Walter. Kallie Alysse Warner. Thomas John Wassel. Jamie Leigh Weaver. Zachary Edwarde Weaver. Brooklynn Sierra Weber. Michael Jared Weinberg. Adam Timothy Werking. Clarissa Rose Weyman. Danielle Rae Wheeler. Marisa Ann Whitaker. Taylor Brooke Wiggenhorn. Andrew Tyler

Wilkins. Chelsea Ann Williams. Sadie Fawn Wilson. Tevin Dominick Tyquan Wilson. Katherine Elizabeth Winoker. Cara Irene Witherby. Lindsey Ann Wittmer. Leah Karina Wood. Austin Thomas Worcester. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Worsham. Sarah Gabrielle Wortham. Ashley Michelle Young.

Kameron Joseph Hale. Kristen Rose

Hale. Bailey Angelicque Hanson. Rachel MarieHarris.

Joshua Michal Hasley. Nicolette Rae Hayes. Erik William Henderson. Trevor

James Henderson. Lisa Marie Hewitt. Charles Jonathon Heyob. Samuel David

Hickey. Griffin Clay Hodges. Abigail Lee Hoff. Nicholas Emmett Hoffert. Austin Ed-

ward Hopkins. Jessica Taylor Horton. Mason Scott Housley. Henry Robert Howard. Kyle Mathew Howard. Jay Edward Hubble. Bran-don Scott Huber. Nicole Marie Hudson. Aaron Austin Hurst. Jordyn Renee Jackson. Stepha-nie Nicole Jacob. Kelsie Olivia Jamison.

Morgan Elizabeth Jennings. Nicholas Jerdack. Carly Francis Jewell. Jennifer Alyse Jiles. Emily Louise Jodice. Brandon Scott Johnson. Reagan

Elizabeth Johnstone. Samuel Lee Jones.

Ashley Elizabeth Jungclas Cameron Joachim Kahrs. Amy Nicole Kamperman. Andrew Adam Karle.

Dimitar Doychinov Karshovski. Michelle Lynn Kauffman. Jillian Marie Kemmet. Charlotte Noelle Kenter. Phillip Michael

Kepler. Nicholas John Kerkhove. Ashly Marie Kestler. Joshua David King. Sarah Marie Kling. Austin Michael Klueh. Kylee Jacob Knabe.

Gabrielle Marie Kraml. Kendall McKnight Kroener-Fein. Lindsey Marie Lacey. Anthony Blaise LaMacchia. Danielle Renee Lawler. Shelby Lynn Lee.

Olivia Elizabeth Legg. Mitchell Edward Lendenski. Meghan Celeste Lester. Ken-neth Yaoyu Li. Lu Lin. Mary Elizabeth Lloyd. Michael Francis Louis. Jonathan Brent

Ludwick. Josephine Marie Lupariello. Megan Nicole Main. Daniel Thaddeus Maples. Matthew Joseph Marascalchi. Reece Crandall Martinez. Kyle James Mary. Corey Dionta Mathews. Thomas Richard McCarty. Sophia Mckenzie McDole. John Keith McDowell. Keira Lena McIntosh. Stefanie Rachel McKelvey. Jordan Grant Caldwell McNally.

Natalie Lauren Adame Andrew

Christian Albert. Jacob Daniel Alten. Katelyn Marie

Altieri. Ryan William Altman. Matthew William Amrein. Madison Riley Alexa Anderson Tatiana Ariapad. Ashley Elizabeth Arnold. Katelyn Michelle Audia. Lanah Brielle Ayer. Cavan Michael Bailey. Rachel Morgan Baker. Kalli Taylor Barcroft. Shannon Marie Barnell. Brooke Alli Barnes. Eric Charles Bauer. Mat-

thew James Beachy. Evan Christian Beck. Skylar Rae Beisel. Matthew James Belcik.

Mary Catherine Bell. Jonathan Matthew Berchtold. Tyler Alexander Bernius.

Joshua James Bertke. Gabrielle Rose Bertline. Zachary Louis Bess. Kris-

ten Marie Bjerke. Adam Thomas Blakely. Lydia Dmitrievna

Blinoff. Dylan Gregory Bodley.

Kevin Michael Boggs. Samuel Adam Bowdler.

Dana Rhea Boyd. Christo-pher Scott Boys. Brittany Ann

Breitholle. Sarah Marie Brizzolara. Daniel Lee Brooks. Tyler Jamieson

Brown. Eric Joseph Bryant. Joseph Michael Burbee. Alexander Chapin Burpee. Kayla

Nicole Burton. Kyle Douglas Burton. Bryan Gi-rard Callahan. Christina Elise Capobianco. Jason Andrew Carnes. Oliver Patrick Ceccopieri. Nicole Chan. Krishauna Renee Chaney. Bryce Conrad Clawson. Hannah Lynn Claybourn. Samuel William Clements. Megan Nicole Clifford. Carla Mae Cole. Daniel Douglas Congleton. Cameron Joseph Conte. Logan Graham Cornett. Alesha Marie Cossentino. Brandon Josiah Kalib Crone.

Megan Kelly Cullen. Isac Ryan Cunningham. Jacob Evan Cunningham. Lauren Elizabeth

Pietzsch Czebatul. Andrew McDonough Dannemiller. Jonathon Eleazer Davis.

Drew Baxter Demmerle. John Christopher Alfred Denke.

Stefanie Janae Dever.

Austin Denworth Dewees. Ricki Marie

Dews. Mario Ivan Dias. Christopher Glenn Doarn.

Alexander James Dolezal. James Richard Downing. Carson Daniel Dudley.

Matthew Travis Dugger. Jessica Gertrude Duncan. Shelby Lynn Dundes. Lauren Kelly

Dusold. Serah Nicole Duvall. Julia Rene Eaton. Haley Anne Edison. Jilliann Nicole Elfers. Katy

Nicole Engel. Claire Nicole Eschenbach. Ciera Marie Eversole. William Hunter Ewing. Nathan Peter Fackler. Devin Quinn Felderman-Swearin-gen. Ariel Michelle Fischer. Daniela Alexandra Fisher. Mary Kathryn Fisher. Ryan Scott Fisher. Morgan Rebecca Fletcher. Ashley Elaine Frees. Christopher John Friedhoff. Toni Marie Gardner. Jordan Taylor Gearhart. Kirsten Nicole Geiger. Jeri Lynn Gibson. Kyle William Goins. Alexandra Suzanne Gonzales. Steven Blake Goodman. Alexander Gregory Gordon. Hannah Michele Graves. Sierra

Renee Gregory. Dakota Howard Robert Griffin. Julia

Angela Griffin.

Senior Year in Photos16Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Page Editor: Elizabeth Worsham

#YOLO

1. Seniors cheer on the LHS boys basketball team at an away game.2. Drama Club members play around on the set of Seussical.3. Dr. Moorhead makes an entrance on Officer Steve’s motorcycle during a pep rally.4. Senior powderpuff team looks fierce during Homecoming activities.5. Seniors show their spirit and “white out” a Friday night football game.6. Homecoming King and Queen Jake Pickens and Julia Eaton flaunt their new bling.7. Stef McKelvey moved us with a speech on her battle with cancer and Relay for Life.8. Katy Engel cheers on the varsity basketball team at one of the games.9. Seniors make a stop at the White House during the annual D.C. trip.10. Steph Jacobs plays a part in painting the “My Voice, My Choice” mural.11. Eric Bryant shows off his muscles to Chloe Smith during Prom Fair.12. Male cheerleaders put on an unforgettable show at the Homecoming pep rally.13. Students took on the teachers in the SADD Volleyball game. 14. Jay Hubble makes a play during The Roar’s annual dodgeball extravaganza.15. Seniors show off their style on “Tacky Tourist Day” for Homecoming Week.16. Senior cheerleaders laugh off the rain during the Homecoming parade.

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What a year. It feels like yesterday that we were walking in on the first day, so proud to finally be seniors. Let’s take a look at the highlights (Photos by The Roar) :