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his most difficult class that he experienced through high school. As for the teacher that most influ-enced him, was the same teacher he invited to the Top Ten Dinner that had taken place earlier this month. “Mr. Acre was the teacher that most influ-enced me because he al-ways had a passion for teaching,” responded Nes-por. The same as Conner, he was asked if he always had the goal to be top his class. “Yes, I did when I realized that I had the op-portunity.” Both Kira and Cody leave the next year’s students the same advice in order to succeed as they did. “Do not give into senioritis, you are almost there, do not give up now.” The announcing of the Valedictorian will be on the week of graduation.

The end of the school year is finally here. Finals are done, grades are in, and all of the seniors are anxious to walk across the stage and receive their di-ploma. The waiting is over for one more thing also, the results of Valedictorian and Salutatorian. The same as last year, the top two stu-dents of the year are a girl and a boy. The top stu-dents of the Class of 2014 are Kira Conner and Cody Nespor. The expectation of these two for graduating night is the same as every year. The Salutatorian will open the night with a speech with one by the Valedicto-rian soon following. These two have over-come many hardships and worked their hardest through their high school career to reach this point. In an interview with Kira Conner, she was asked what the hardest class she had ever taken and why. She responded, “Probably

calculus because it was the first time I was really chal-lenged and I had to learn how to study for it.” An-other big part of schooling always has to do with who is teaching you. Conner’s teacher that most influ-enced her was, “Mrs. Wal-zer, because she was also the robotics advisor and she always encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone.” When asked if she always had a goal set to become Valedictorian or Salutato-rian and if so when, she went on to say that she had never actually set a goal to be Valedictorian, she just wanted to gradu-ate somewhere near the top. Conner will go on to Grove City College and study English. Cody Nespor is the sec-ond candidate for Valedic-torian. He will go on to Slip-pery Rock University to study Digital Media Pro-duction. AP calculus was

For the 2014 seniors they

have chosen Dr. Travis

Weller as their graduation

speaker. Dr. Weller was

chosen by the 2014 class

officers who are Liz Smith,

Ryan Micsky, Leslie

Colonello, Walter Haines,

and. The class graduation

speaker was chosen during

a class officer meeting

sometime in February.

They decided this because

they thought that he would

deliver a good message to

the graduating class. Dr.

Weller has received this

honor on several previous

occasions.

Also bringing a message

with content that touches

the graduates, Weller also

brings levity and laughter to

this solemn event. This

year it seems particularly

appropriate that he should

speak since Weller himself

just experienced his on

doctorial graduation. Al-

though he has not yet se-

lected a title, he is hard at

work on the contents of this

momentous talk.

Top Honors By Kaitlin Conner

Graduation Speaker

J U N E 2 0 1 4 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 1

Senior Superlatives

Worst Case of Senioritis: Jessie Brothers and Mariah Beeler

Teacher’s Pet: Ryan Micsky and Erin McLaughlin

Class Clown: Ben Wiercinski and Mindy Brown

Best Dressed: Ryan Thorn and Amy Ruhlman

Worst Driver: Eli Rutter and Lindsey Miller

Best Driver: Ben Wiercinski and Becca Adams

Most outgoing: Walter Haines and Mindy Brown

1 Person you will never 4get: Grant Smith, Jon Hazelett, Josh Gilkey, Cody Blose and Mindy Brown

Biggest Redneck: Josh Gilkey and Kellie Swanson

Most likely to brighten your day: Walter Haines and Liz Smith

Most Inseparable : Gerald Best and Logan Cramer

Best Dancer: Brad Thompson and Liz Smith

Most likely to be on American Idol: Brian Phillips and Jordan Fisher

Prettiest Hair: Trenton Fowler and Amy Ruhlman

Most Artistic: Nick Flannery and Natalea Sercia

Most Athletic: Jarred Davis and Lexie Arkwright

Hoofbeats

Class Officers

President: Liz Smith

Vice-president: Ryan Micsky

Secretary: Walter Haines

Treasurer: Leslie Colonello

Class of 2014

leaving the nest But never forgotten By Katelyn Cogswell

Academic Hall of Fame Events by Kara Redmond

Enchanted Forest By Rebekah Falkner

Enchanted Forest, the MHS prom occurred May 9 at Tiffany’s Ban-quet Center. 200 juniors and sen-iors and dates attended the prom. Student Council's Grand March was a success. At prom there was a cookie table, fruit station, cheese and cracker, and a chocolate dipping area. Also there was an unlimited pop bar. The food that was served was pasta Alfredo, au gratin potatoes,

chicken, and roast beef. There was also a salad station. There was a professional photog-rapher as well as a photo booth and DJ Josh. At the end of the night, Junior Class officers an-nounced prom king and queen, Walter Haines and Mariah Beeler. Ron Priester shared his favorite part was dancing and his least favorite was the music. His favorite song played was “This Is

How We Roll.” His least favorite song played was “Turn Down for What.” Clarissa Gleisner’s favor-ite part of prom was the lighting. She said the black lights were amazing! Her least favorite part was the class gift and decorations and that there were no glow sticks. Her favorite song was “Talk Dirty.” And least favorite songs were all the remixes.

The food was delicious as some students and teachers described. Morneweck loved the stuffed chicken. Three Mercer graduates were

added to the Academic Hall of

Fame. Mr. Edward Chadderton,

businessman and community

leader was honored posthumously.

Mrs. Stacey Givens Volpe and Mr.

Steven Casino were also selected.

Many Mercer High School stu-dents received an invitation to the 2014 Academic Awards Banquet. The banquet took place on the May 7. Mike Morneweck, MHS student explained there was a full house. Students ranging from Equus to Academic Games activities in at-tendance, as well as class officers, Honor Roll members and Top Ten Seniors.

This is the first time graduates from

the same class were honored at

the same time. Volpe has distin-

guished herself as a teacher and

speech coach. Casino is an artist

and toy designer known for his

peanut figures. The speeches

highlighted the education these

past students received at MHS.

The inductees received medals

and their pictures and biographical

When asked how the class offi-cers came up with the idea of giv-ing the dogwood tree, Leslie Colonello explained, “We remem-bered that a few years ago they cut down the tree out front, and we wanted to plant a new one in its place”. They also considered “A bench to be put back by the locker room for athletes to sit on while waiting for their parents after prac-tice”. They decided on the tree be-cause they all thought that is was pretty and would look nice out by the bench. In Colonello’s opinion the banners on the wall of the li-brary staircase have so far been the best idea for a class gift be-cause it adds a nice touch to the plain staircase. Senior Cullen Taddeo did not even know that the gift was to be the dogwood tree. When asked

what he thought about the class gift, he said “I don’t know. This questioner has just informed me that we already did that. Dogwood trees are cool though”. Taddeo’s favorite class gift from the past is the bench. He says that “the mural looks nice too, but one can always sit and or take a nap on a bench so the bench is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical”. They will plant the tree small and the school will get to watch it grow through the years, remembering

The tradition for many years has been that the Senior class gives a gift to the school. Many gifts are displayed inside the building but some are also outside. Many of the gifts are unnoticed as students walk down the hall. Some of the past gifts are the bench outside from the class of 1999, the ban-ners on the wall on the staircase by the library, the sign above the auditorium saying “High School Auditorium” from the class of 2005. There are also many more. This year’s class gift is a dogwood tree. Dogwoods have two seasons of special beauty. In the spring it produces long lasting white or pink blooms and in the fall its leaves turn a scarlet red color. They can grow up to 20-25 feet tall. The tree has been planted behind the bench from the class of 99.

Sports Highlights for Spring The spring sports season at MHS brought hard fought wins and heart wrenching losses. All the teams Mid-dle and High School faced competi-tion but walked away knowing they had done their very best on the field. Many students achieved their per-sonal best records. Teams faced losses that they felt they should have won; they also won games that seemed almost miraculous. The outstanding team, however, was

the Track and Field group. Coached by a number of outstanding men, each an expert in his own field these individuals worked hard to present a solid force in a number of areas. The following students were absent Thursday and Friday, May 22 and 23 to participate in or attend the PIAA State Track & Field Championships: Megan McKinney, Nicole Young, Courtney Young, Jarred Davis, Chase Hoffman and Mindy Brown.

comfortable walking across stage in them. If one does not feel com-fortable walking in them wear dress flats. Just absolutely no flip flops. For the boys, wear dress pants, not shorts or blue jeans. For a shirt, wear a button up dress shirt with a tie. Also remember wear something that will not cause someone to get too warm. For the shoes, wear either black or brown

With graduation finally being here the class of 2014 is trying to de-cide what to wear for the cere-mony. For the graduating girls, wear a sundress or a nice skirt with a blouse. Try to avoid long sleeves because the graduation robe will be over top of the actual outfit and with the lights shining down it may get too warm sitting up there. For shoes, wear heals if one feels

dress shoes. Absolutely no tennis shoes. The most impor-tant thing to remem-ber when it comes t o getting ready for the c o m m e n c e m e n t ceremony is that it is a formal occasion, therefore do not where everyday clothes, look nice.

is said to have been created in the shape of a mortar board. It is believed that the shape is sym-bolic of a master craftsmen show-ing that we have become masters at what we do and are ready to move one. The tassel is also worn many different ways to show the type of graduation. For high school students graduating, the tassel starts out on the right then is flipped to the left after receiving a diploma. Robes came about in thirteenth century Europe and were known as a ‘houpland’. They were worn by both genders as they are to-day. It was considered very fash-ionable and soon became adapted to academic wear. Differ-ent cuts, colors and styles of the robes symbolize the type of

graduation, level of study, and fields of study. For colleges there is a certain code that robes and the rest of the graduation dress that they must follow that was drafted in 1895. The graduation ceremony itself

has also changed dramatically

during the years but it still retains

the idea behind it. Graduation it-

self along with the academic dress

for it is all about moving forward

from one section of life to the next.

As we graduate in the coming

weeks and the tassel is switched

from right to left we too like other

graduates will be moving forward

from one study to the next and

from one phase in life to the next.

Today, as we near graduation and the wearing of blue robes and notoriously annoying tassels, not many people stop to think where this traditional dress came from though it is a big part of our cul-ture. Dating back to medieval times the cap, gown, and hood have been worn to show status and comple-tion of academics and are believed to have been begun by scholastic monks. Although we do not wear the hood, it is said that the hood began with Druid priests who wore them to show superiority. Today the hood is worn down the back and off the shoulders to show the de-gree and institution. The cap we wear has gone through many changes throughout the times but it

Graduation Symbolism Today By Alex Dawson

Graduation attire By Erica schoen

Class of 2014

Senior Jarred Davis concluded his MHS career by finishing sixth in the 110 meter hurdles at the PIAA State Championships at Shippensburg Uni-versity. Jarred says that he could not have reached his goal if he had not had the support of his coaches and teammates.

Dumbest School Rule

Anatomy Field Trip Review By Samantha Phillips

Mrs. Sevin’s anatomy classes had the opportunity to view open heart surgery on May 2

and May 6.

Both trips went to Allegheny General near Cranberry. Students accompa-nied by Mrs. Sevin and Mrs. Santom left the school at 6:00 am. Once they arrived they were able to go up to the observation at 7:45. Surgery began at 8:00. The fourth period class, which

went on May 2nd

, viewed a mitral valve repair. The mitral valve is lo-cated between the left atrium and left ventricle. The patient had complained about a shortness of breath, which was a result of a leaky valve. Second period, who went on May 6

th, viewed a single bypass. A bypass

is necessary when an artery or a vein is not doing its job of transporting the

blood properly. The surgeon uses the subclavian artery to take the job of the dysfunctional artery. Both sur-geries lasted between 3 and 3.5 hours. Allegheny General Hospital is a teaching facility for students. Patients are required to sign a consent form so that they are aware that they may be observed by students during their operation. Dr. Thomas was one of many doctors in the room. After sur-gery, he came up to the observation room to talk to the class. H e e x -plained what all went on during the surgery. Of course, Mrs. S e v i n ’ s a n a t o m y class al-ready knew most of what he was say-ing because they are studious students!

Cade Adams- dress code

Rebecca Adams- no yoga pants

Lexi Addicott – no cell phones

Daniel Anderson- cell phones rule

Dylan Angermier- no yoga pants

Alexis Arkwright- not allowing students to have water bot-

tles

Chase Bagnall- dress code

Emily Baker- not being able to wear yoga pants

Mariah Beeler- no phones at lunch

Laura Bequeath- no drugs and alcohol in school- I mean

come on, we are all mature and responsible, right?

Erika Berger- entire dress code

Gerald Best- dress code

Austin Blom- dress code

Cody Blose- no yoga pants

Kirsten Borden- no holes in pants

Jessie Brothers- no hats

Mindy Brown- having to wear shoes

Kayla Buchanan- no holes in pants

Ryan Buchanan- no yoga pants

Nathan Carlson- a certain study hall advisor is apparently

allowed to take a cafeteria full of students to his small,

cramped classroom.

Taylor Carson- no yoga pants, they are comfortable

Brandon Chadderton- dress code

Kira Chambers- no phones at lunch, the elementary can

have them at recess??

Leslie Colonello- no yoga pants

Kira Conner- none

Bradley Davanzo- no phones

Jarred Davis- dress code

Alexandria Dawson- no drinks

Sean Dixon- no phones, holes in pants

Brittany Duncan- no yoga pants

Megan Duncan- no holes in pants

Taylor Ferguson- your shoulders can ’ t be showing and

holes in your shirts

Jordan Fisher- no yoga pants

Nicholas Flannery- no phones at anytime

Trenton Fowler- no phones

Trevor Fowler- no yoga pants

Emily Garrett- not being able to go to my locker during

study hall in the library

Joshua Gilkey- dress code

Landen Glass- no yoga pants

Matthew Glass- no gum in the library

Clarissa Gleisner- skirt/dress length

Christopher Grove- no backpacks

Nathan Guiler- no yoga pants

Walter Haines- no cell phones at lunch

Micaela Harris- no phones

Jonathon Hazelet- no phones

Jon Hennegon- dress code

Madeline Hessmann- that we have to evacuate during a

bomb threat

Evan Hile- dress code

Chase Hoffman- no yoga pants

Matthew Hoffman- dress code

Zackery Horchler- no chains

Allie Howsare- ripped jeans; all my jeans end up ripped

Ashlie Howsare- no yoga pants

Maureen Kennell- mandatory clothing

Xackery Kerins- ne cell phones

Luke Leonard- the one that prohibits sprinting to class

Amberlyn Light- can ’ t show your shoulders

Nicholas Manfredi- no electronics

Kelsey Marsh- only having 3 minutes to get to class es-

pecially when your classes are far apart

Brooke McCullough- no shoulders showing

Rebecca McCullough- parking appropriately

Megan McKinney- shorts length rule

Erin McLaughlin- no leggings

Andrew Meager- dress code

Ryan Micsky- the cell phone policy

Lindsey Miller- shorts 6 inches above the knee; I have

long legs

Alexis Mills- yoga pants

Angela Moose- no decorations on lockers

Samantha Moury- no yoga pants

Cody Nespor- no holes in pants

Dakota Ober- this

Zane O ’ Brien- parts of the dress code

Cody Patterson- dress code

Kaitlin Perrine- the shorts rule

Brian Phillips- parts of the dress code

Lacee Phillips- being tardy 3 times you receive detention

because sometimes it is necessary more than 3 times in

9 weeks. Don ’ t forget no purses because of meaning-

less or pointless threats.

Samantha Phillips- no yoga pants

Colton Price- no cell phones

Ronald Priester- no phones

Nicole Redmond- letting bus students leave before driv-

ers

Amy Ruhlman- no yoga pants

Elijah Rutter- the enforcement of walking in the hallways

Brayden Ryan- no yoga pants

Erica Schoen- no yogas

Natalea Sercia- the dress code

Rebecca Shaffer- no cell phones; we should get them

during lunch

Kaitlin Sieg- the dress code or phones

Katie Skidmore- no yoga pants; the 4 inch rule

Elizabeth Smith- no yoga pants

Grant Smith- no drumming in hallways during m study

halls

Alexa Sorg- no cell phones

Arron Stadtfeld- no muscle shirts

Sarah Stevens- no snack time between classes

Kyle Strain- hall pass requirement

Stephanie Suhrie- no yogas

Kellie Swanson- no phones during lunce

Emily Swartz- all of them

Cullen Taddeo- no bomb threats ‘ cause we totally did-

n ’ t have enough fun with those recently, right?

Bradley Thompson- not being allowed cell phones dur-

ing lunch

Ryan Thorn- no wheelchair racing

Samantha Wansor- yoga pants rule; not carrying purses

Benjamin Wiercinski- 2 lates=detention

Kaitlyn Zelman- no dismemberment of your peers

Best Wishes to the

Class of 2014

Remember yesterday, dream for tomorrow, live for today

Bucket Lists Cade Adams: Move away

Rebecca Adams: Travel, Twirl for Thiel, Own a house

Lexi Addicott: Travel around the world, go scuba diving,

and sky dive

Ryder Amon: Don ’ t have one; don ’ t want one

Daniel Anderson: Go to Disney, meet Lee Greenwood,

and ride in a submarine

Dylan Angermier: See the Avett Brothers live again,

Oklahoma City Thunder game, block more of Luke ’ s

shots

Alexis Arkwright: Go to Africa, scuba dive, hike through

rain forest

Chase Bagnall: Sky diving, scuba diving, bungee jump

Emily Baker: Visit Jamaica, go skydiving, and own my

own daycare

Mariah Beeler: Get married, own my own Chevy truck,

and be an ultrasound technician

Laura Bequeath: See the northern lights, hike across

Europe, skydive

Erika Berger: Go to Australia, get my dream job, and own

a St. Bernard

Gerald Best: Skydive, attend a super bowl, elk hunting

Austin Blom: Skydiving

Cody Blose: Shoot an elk, go to Alaska, sky dive

Kirsten Borden: Sky diving, go to Dubai

Jessie Brothers: Get a good job, be a successful roofer,

graduate

Mindy Brown: Travel outside the country

Kayla Buchanan: Go to Italy, go to Hawaii, own a large

house

Ryan Buchanan: Sky diving, camping in Alaska, alligator

hunting

Nathan Carlson: Sky diving, visit Australia, and be able to

survive through six years of college

Taylor Carson: Travel the world, go deep-sea diving, meet

Tom Hiddleston

Brandon Chadderton: Sky dive, ride a bull, hit the lottery

Kira Chambers: Meet Brently Gilbert, travel to Europe

Leslie Colonello: Go to Italy, swim with dolphins, visit the

Effel Tower

Kira Conner: Travel to Ireland, visit New Zealand, find a

job that makes me happy

Shannon Conner: Sky dive, scuba dive, get over my fear

of heights and the ocean

Logan Cramer: Sky dive, attend the X- games, go to the

super bowl

Bradley Davanzo: Sky dive, mine gold, hunt lion

Jarred Davis: Shark fishing, sky diving, bull riding

Alexandria Dawson: Move somewhere warm, visit

Australia, go to college

Sean Dixon: Go to South Korea, have a son,

Brittany Duncan: Go to Atlantic City

Megan Duncan: Graduate, community college, work at a

day care

Taylor Ferguson: To go sky diving

Jordan Fisher: Meet LeBron James, travel a lot, grow

taller

Nicholas Flannery: Own my own business, live on the

water, move south

Trenton Fowler : Sky dive, fly a plane, go to Fiji

Trevor Fowler: Meet a pro soccer player, go to England

Emily Garrett: Go to Greece, bungee jump

Joshua Gilkey: Sky dive, ride a bronco, own a new Cum-

mings

Landen Glass: Sky dive, throw out a first pitch at a Pirates

game, go to a super bowl

Matthew Glass: Dive with sharks, shoot a moose or elk,

travel to Alaska

Clarissa Gleisner: Sky dive, scuba dive, hang glide

Christopher Grove: Own my own online radio station, own

my own Ford Fusion, and bowl a 300

Nathan Guiler: Swim with sharks, bungee jump, go to

Australia

Walter Haines: Go to Hawaii, scuba dive, Easter Island

Micaela Harris: Travel, live in a big city

Jonathon Hazelet: Go to jail, jump out of an airplane, get

into a high speed chase

Madeline Hessmann: Sky diving, world traveler, 1000

nugget challenge

Evan Hile: Leave the country, bungee jumping, live in

California

Chase Hoffman: Sky dive, go to England

Zackery Horchler: Graduate, go to college, get a job

Allie Howsare: Go to Warped Tour, find Bigfoot, eat a

scorpion

Ashlie Howsare: meet Kellin Quinn, go to Warped Tour,

visit England

Maureen Kennell: Play a game of memory with an

Alzheimer ’ s patient, eat three pounds of strawberry jello,

riding a gorilla with a sombrero

Dylan Mandell: Be a racecar driver, own a race track, go

to Knoxville Speedway

Nicholas Manfredi: Leave Mercer, visit another country,

meet Morgan Freemen

Kelsey Marsh: Go whitewater rafting, build a tree house,

and go to Hawaii

Brooke McCullough: See the Northern Lights in Alaska,

travel the world happy

Ryan Micsky: Skydive, go on an African Safari, hike Mt.

Kilimanjaro

Remember yesterday, dream for tomorrow ,live for today

Rebecca Adams

Birthday: January 30,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Study

Actuarial Studies

Cade Adams

Birthday: Janu-

ary 6, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans:

Move away

Lexi Addicott

Birthday: March 12, 1996

Place of birth: Greenville, PA

Future plans: Major in business

management at Edinboro University

Ryder Amon

Birthday: November

21, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Air

Force

Daniel Anderson

Birthday: August

30, 1993

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: To

go to work;

would love to be

a DJ

Lindsey Miller: Go back to China,

see the Piano Guys in concert, and

see Newsies on Broadway

Alexis Mills: Sky dive, ride a hot air

balloon, travel the world

Justin Moon: Sky diving

Angela Moose: Skydive, swim with

dolphins, and feed a giraffe

Samantha Moury: Get married, have

kids, have a good job

Cailee Murray: Travel the world and

show in Arabian Nationals

Cody Nespor: Ride the Shame

plane, play drum set while wearing a

suit, go to Seattle

Dakota Ober: A bucket, a list, and a

pencil

Zane O ’ Brien: Sky dive, attend a

super bowl, deep sea fishing

Cody Patterson : Skydiving

Kaitlin Perrine: Move to Florida, go

on a road trip across America, and

visit Europe

Brian Phillips: Sky dive, attend

Super Bowl, travel out the country

Lacee Phillips: Visit UK and Bel-

gium, visit all 50 states, and build my

house

Samantha Phillips: Scuba diving,

traveling to Europe

Colton Price: Hunting safari in Africa,

get deployed, meet General Mattis

Ronald Priester: Travel the world,

bungee jump, own my own business

Nicole Redmond: Go see the North-

ern lLghts, own a French bulldog,

and visit every state in the U.S

Amy Ruhlman: Sky dive, swim with

dolphins, bungee jump

Elijah Rutter: Graduate, buy an

apartment in Mercer, and get a new

set of tires for my Ranger

Brayden Ryan: Sky diving, go to

Germany, and be shot in the back of

the leg

Erica Schoen: Go to London, get out

of PA, and go to every continent

Natalea Sercia: Travel the world, sky

dive, drive a Corvette

Rebecca Shaffer: Move to Florida,

travel to Russia, become fluent in a

foreign language

Kaitlin Sieg: Go to England, travel

across the United States,

be successful

Elizabeth Smith: Go to Italy, go sky

diving, go scuba diving

Grant Smith: Skydive, go to Alaska,

and break a world record

Alexa Sorg : Skydive, hunt in Alaska,

go to Africa

Arron Stadtfeld: Visit a variety of

countries

Sarah Stevens: Base jumping, get a

pilot ’ s license, discover Bigfoot

Kyle Strain: Pet a dolphin, success-

fully tie my shoes, ride the Shame

plane

Stephanie Suhrie: Skydive, visit It-

aly, scuba diving

Kellie Swanson: Ride my horse next

to the ocean, be congress rodeo

queen, get into the IBRA

Emily Swartz: Make a true impact on

someone ’ s life, go to Italy

Cullen Taddeo: Sky dive, build a

model of Rome in a day, own a pet

falcon

Bradley Thompson: Move to Califor-

nia, Create a Super Bowl Commer-

cial, Serve in the Peace Corps, pref-

erably in Southern Asia

Ryan Thorn: Ride the Shamy plane,

play Ron Burgunoly Jazz Flute, go to

Brazil

Samantha Wansor : Scuba diving in

Los Rogues Archipelago, bungee

jumping in Greece, hold a koala bear

Benjamin Wiercinski: Own a small

breed of monkey, race the cannon

ball run, sky dive

Kaitlyn Zelman: Sky diving, bungee

jumping, and diving with sharks


Mariah Beeler

Birthday: Decem-

ber 27, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: To

go to school to be

an ultra-sound

technician

Emily Baker

Birthday: June

5, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans: To

be a childcare

worker

Chase Bagnall

Birthday: September 27, 1995

Place of birth: Grove City, PA

Future plans: Attend Penn State She-

nango for a four year business de-

gree

Alexis Arkwright

Birthday: Novem-

ber 28, 1995

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans: To

go to Grove City

College

Dylan Angermeier

Birthday: November

10, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Attend-

ing Slippery Rock

University for Emerging Technology

and Multimedia

Miss and Not Miss Cade Adams: I will not miss anything.

Rebecca Adams: I will miss all the fun

times in marching band. I will not

miss having to study for chemistry.

Lexi Addicott: I will miss Mr. Weller. I

will not miss all the annoying little

kids.

Ryder Amon: I will miss my friends. I

will not miss school.

Daniel Anderson: I will miss my

friends and teachers.

Dylan Angermier: I will miss the sum-

mer and not the winter.

Alexis Arkwright: I will miss sports. I

will not miss learning

Chase Bagnall: I will miss my friends

and not miss the school work.

Emily Baker: I will miss my friends

and the teachers that really helped

me.

Mariah Beeler: I will miss volunteer

with the autistic kids and will not miss

getting up early.

Laura Bequeath: I will miss the amaz-

ing, caring teachers.

Erika Berger: I will miss seeing my

friends every day. I will not miss com-

ing to school every day.

Gerald Best: I will miss Mrs. Bello and

I will not miss school lunches.

Austin Blom: People

Cody Blose: I will miss the teachers. I

will not miss most of the kids.

Kirsten Borden: I will miss the people

and will not miss the people.

Jessie Brothers: I will miss nothing. I

will not miss the homework.

Mindy Brown: I will miss seeing a lot

of people who make me laugh. I will

not miss the idiots.

Kayla Buchanan: I will miss my

friends and not miss learning.

Ryan Buchanan: I will miss friends

and not miss school.

Nathan Carlson: I will miss my friends

and favorite but not 70% of the school

lunches.

Taylor Carson: I will miss my friends/

teachers and the music department. I

will not miss knowing everyone and

everything about them.

Brandon Chadderton: I will miss eve-

ryone.

Kira Chambers: I will miss Dance

Line and not miss all the insane

drama.

Leslie Colonello: I probably will not

miss anything.

Kira Conner: The people.

Logan Cramer: I will miss Mrs. Bello

and I will not miss lunch.

Bradley Davanzo: Nothing.

Jarred Davis: I will miss Miss Giles

and will not miss all the work.

Alexandria Dawson: I will miss the

teachers and not miss everything

else.

Sean Dixon: I will miss some people

and I will not miss the classes.

Brittany Duncan: I will miss my farm

and not miss Mercer itself.

Megan Duncan: I will miss MCCC

and not miss the homework.

Taylor Ferguson: I will miss all my

friends that are younger than me. I

will miss playing softball. I will not

miss being at school for 8 hours a

day.

Jordan Fisher: I will miss my friends

and all the summer parties. I will not

miss having to come to school.

Nicholas Flannery: I will miss some of

the teachers and not miss having to

come to school.

Trenton Fowler: I will miss my friends

and not miss the food.

Trevor Fowler: I will miss playing soc-

cer.

Emily Garrett: I will miss soccer and

not miss homework.

Joshua Gilkey: I will miss my friends.

Landen Glass: I will miss Mrs. Oates.

Matthew Glass: I will miss seeing all

of my friends. I will not miss school

work/homework.

Clarissa Gleisner: I will miss most of

the people. I will not miss most of the

people.


Erika Berger

Birthday: November

3, 1995

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans: To go

to Edinboro Univer-

sity for Graphic De-

sign and Marketing

Laura Bequeath

Birthday: May 15,

1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Attend

Edinboro University

for Speech Language Pathology and

become a traveling SLP

Gerald Best

Birthday: Oc-

tober 25, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

College and

eventually run

my own business

Austin Blom

Birthday: January 19, 1996


Future plans: Go to college

Cody Blose

Birthday: Janu-

ary 22, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans: Oil

and Gas Tech

Christopher Grove: I will miss meet-

ing new people.

Nathan Guiler: I will miss my teach-

ers. I will not miss waking up at 7

a.m.

Walter Haines: I will miss sports and

not miss the horrible paper towels.

Micaela Harris: I will miss my friends

and the teachers. I will not miss riding

the bus.

Jonathon Hazelet: Friends I will miss,

school I will not.

Jonathon Hennegan: I will miss see-

ing friends and not miss the classes

and the work.

Madeline Hessmann: I will miss deep

chats with G Krenz and nothing else.

Matthew Hoffman: I will miss friends

and teachers and not miss work/

classes.

Zackery Horchler: I will miss the

teachers and I will not miss waking up

in the morning.

Allie Howsare: I will miss my cousin

Anna and not miss rude people.

Ashlie Howsare: I will miss seeing my

friends everyday and not miss the

drama.

Brenton Kaster: I will not miss any-

thing.

Maureen Kennell: I will miss Timmy

Dunham ’ s long luscious locks and I

will not miss everyone else.

Luke Leonard: I will miss doughnuts

every Friday and not the fitness cen-

ter.

Amberlyn Light: I will miss band con-

certs and I will not miss tests.

Dylan Mandell: I will miss nothing ex-

cept some of the teachers.

Nicholas Manfredi: I will not miss the

food.

Kelsey Marsh: I will miss lunch with

my friends. I will not miss studying for

finals.

Brooke McCullough: I will miss seeing

everyone I know every day. I will not

miss knowing every one ’ s business.

Rebecca McCullough: I will miss my

friends, I will not miss trying to get out

of the school parking lot.

Brooke McCullough: I will miss seeing

everyone I know every day. I will not

miss knowing every one ’ s business.

Rebecca McCullough: I will miss my

friends, I will not miss trying to get out

of the school parking lot.

Megan McKinney: I will miss my

friends and some teachers. I will not

miss homework and waking up early.

Erin McLaughlin: I will miss all my

activities like flagline, musical, soccer,

and choir. I will not miss high school

in general. I am ready to go out and

do what I want to do.

Andrew Meager: I will miss woodshop

and any of Mrs. Lengauer’ s classes.

Ryan Micsky: I will miss my 3 person

calc class, I will not miss random

evacuations.

Lindsey Miller: I will miss Mr. Weller

and being a drum major for marching

band. I will not miss writing Adv. Gov.

papers every week.

Alexis Mills: I will not miss school

lunches.

Justin Moon: I will miss my friends.

Angela Moose: I will miss study hall

and not miss bomb threats.

Samantha Moury: I will miss seeing

my friends every day. I will not miss

history.

Cody Nespor: I will miss marching

band and not miss all the trucks.

Dakota Ober: I will miss bomb

threats. I will not Hoofbeats.

Zane O ’ Brien : I will miss my friends

and sports. I will not miss school

lunches.

Cody Patterson: I will miss friends

and not miss people.

Kaitlin Perrine: I will miss some of the

people but I will not miss everyone

knowing my business.

Brian Phillips: I will miss sports and

not miss school lunches.

Lacee Phillips: I will not miss waking

up at 6:30a.m or the lunches. But I

will miss the regular schedule.

Samantha Phillips: People.

Colton Price: I will miss all my friends

and will not miss the winter weather.


Ryan Buchanan

Birthday: May 4, 1995


Future plans: UNOH

Kayla Buchanan

Birthday: July 7,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Youngstown

State University

for Nursing

Monique Brown

Birthday: Decem-

ber 2, 1995

Place of birth:

Future plans: At-

tending Edinboro

University

Jessie

Brothers

Birthday:

April 10,

1996

Place of

birth: Grove City, PA

Future plans: Continue with roofing

job

Kirstin Borden

Birthday: July 17, 1996

Place of birth: Sharon, PA

Future plans: Carpenter’s Union

(Journey Men)

Ronald Priester: I will miss my

friends not miss the drama.

Nicole Redmond: I will miss the peo-

ple and not miss the cold cafeteria.

Amy Ruhlman: I will miss cheering

and my friends and not miss school.

Elijah Rutter: I will miss doughnuts

every Friday and not miss the fitness

center.

Brayden Ryan: I will miss the teach-

ers but I will not miss the students.

Erica Schoen: I will miss my friends/

journalism and not miss annoying

people.

Natalea Sercia : I will miss my first

period volunteer class, but I will miss

getting up at 7a.m.

Rebecca Shaffer: I will miss my

friends. I will not miss not miss the

drama.

Kaitlin Sieg: I will miss my favorite

teachers and various friends and not

miss drama.

Katie Skidmore: I will miss my park-

ing spot and not miss pointless

classes.

Elizabeth Smith: I will miss friends

and teachers and not miss smells in

the hall.

Grant Smith: I will miss sports and

not miss middle schoolers.

Alexa Sorg: I will miss our lunch ta-

ble convos and not miss school

drama.

Arron Stadtfeld: I will miss the envi-

ronment and not miss the kids.

Sarah Stevens: I will miss the sugar

cookies at lunch. I will not miss the

smell of BO wafting through the

halls.

Kyle Strain: I will miss band. Not

miss 8:00 start time.

Stephanie Suhrie: People.

Kellie Swanson: I will miss my

friends and not miss Mercer drama.

Emily Swartz: I will miss Mr. Degraff.

I will not miss the middle schoolers.

Cullen Taddeo: I will miss band and

not miss driving all my friends, sister,

and her friends home.

Bradley Thompson: I will miss all of

my friends at Mercer, and being a

member of the Speech Team and

Students for Charities. I will not miss

about Mercer is how it is always

raining or snowing.

Ryan Thorn: I will miss my study

halls in the band room. I will not miss

research papers.

Samantha Wansor: I will miss my

baby sis and not miss the drama.

Benjamin Wiercinski: I will miss the

nurse ’ s office and will not miss the

lunches.

Kaitlyn Zelman: I will miss Mrs. Am-

sler and not miss the smell of the

middle schoolers.


Taylor Carson

Birthday: August

15, 1996

Place of birth:

Pittsburgh, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Slippery Rock University and

major in Engineering Technology

and Multi-media, minor in theater

Nathan Carlson

Birthday: January

19, 1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Slippery Rock

University for

Physical Therapy

Brandon Chadderton



Future plans: Going to work for D&B

Construction

Kira Chambers

Birthday: July 7,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Go

to PSU and major

in Aerospace En-

gineering

Leslie Colonello


Place of birth: Butler, PA

Future plans: Attend Edinboro Uni-

versity to major in Business Admini-

stration and minor in Computer Sci-

ence

Alexandria Dawson: The time I had

a nasty rumor about me

Sean Dixon: Tripping in the hallway

in seventh grade

Brittany Duncan: Running into a

door

Jordan Fisher: Probably dropping

my Snapple tea bottle at lunch and

having everyone look at me when it

shattered

Nicholas Flannery: Turning the lights

off program. I was there volunteering

and it was during a song

Trenton Fowler: Playing a whole half

of a basketball game with my shorts

on backwards

Trevor Fowler: Mr. Meyer’ s staring

at me

Joshua Gilkey: Sitting next to Cody

Blose

Landen Glass: My voice cracking at

a football game

Clarissa Gleisner: I ’ ve had multiple

Micaela Harris: Accidentally stealing

Mr. Morris ’ s rubix cube

Jonathon Hazelet: Everyday is an

awkward moment

Madeline Hessmann: Getting the D-

hand from Mr. Ringer

Jonathon Hennegan: Football locker

room

Matthew Hoffman: Football locker

room

Allie Howsare: Everything I do is an

awkward moment

Ashlie Howsare: Everyday

Maureen Kennell: When I made a

Jewish joke around somebody who

was Jewish

Xackery Kerins: Spilling food on me

at lunch

Luke Leonard: My entire freshman

year

Amberlyn Light: Being new and eve-

ryone staring at me

Nicholas Manfredi: Filling out Hoof-

beats

Kelsey Marsh: Being the only girl in

my first period science class

Awkward Moments Cade Adams: I do not have one

Rebecca Adams: When everyone says

“ Y ou ’ re Katie ’ s sister!”

Lexi Addicott: When Leslie de-pantsed

me at lunch

Dylan Angermier: Whipping the ball full

court when there was six seconds on

the clock

Alexis Arkwright: All the times I have

tripped, fallen, or dropped my books in

the hallway

Chase Bagnall: First day in Miss Giles

class when I had to stand

Emily Baker: Nothing yet

Mariah Beeler: Falling asleep and

drooling

Laura Bequeath: When I told a boy I

already had a date to Homecoming

and somehow he thought I said

“ y es ” and was so excited… What

can a girl say?!

Erika Berger: When Mindy ate my

English homework one year and no-

body believed me so I got a F

Gerald Best: Getting yelled at by Miss

Giles

Kirsten Borden: Falling down the

lunchroom stairs in 7th grade

Jessie Brothers: I am never awkward

Mindy Brown: Anytime I don ’ t have

clothes on

Kayla Buchanan: Almost poking

Sam ’ s eye out with a hair tie

Ryan Buchanan: When I pulled

Sean ’ s pants down in class

Nathan Carlson: Getting yelled at by

Miss Giles on the second day of Junior

year

Taylor Carson: I ’ m a living, breathing

awkward moment…

Brandon Chadderton: Riding the Vo-

Tech bus with Evan Hile

Shannon Conner: I face planted on the

treadmill

Logan Cramer: Dropping my books

everywhere

Bradley Davanzo: Getting talked to by

Mr. Dadich for punching Ben

Jarred Davis: Football locker room


Jarred Davis



Future plans: Special Education or

Underwater Welding

Bradley Davanzo


Place of birth: St. Elizabeth’s

Future plans: Heavy equipment op-

erator

Logan Cramer

Birthday: July

2, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

College to

study business

Shannon Conner

Birthday: June

24, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, Pa

Future plans:

Attend University

of Edinboro and

get a job

Kira Conner

Birthday: Feb-

ruary 20, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans:

To attend

Grove City Col-

lege and major in English

Brooke McCullough: Falling up the

stairs senior year behind Mr. Acre

Megan McKinney: Too many to pick

Erin McLaughlin: I do not even know

Andrew Meager: Getting my pants

ripped in half

Ryan Micsky: Where can I start…?

Lindsey Miller: In 9th grade I left ge-

ometry early with Maddie and Becca

because we thought the first bell was

ours to leave class

Alexis Mills: Falling up the stairs

Angela Moose: Being banished from

Miss Giles room during the Dime War

Cody Nespor: Playing donkey basket-

ball

Zane O ’ Brien: Any class speech

Kaitlin Perrine: Anytime I am with

Sam Wansor

Brian Phillips: Anytime I have to give

a speech in class

Lacee Phillips: I have too many, but

recently having a really awkward con-

versation in front of Mr. Meyer ’ s with

Alex in advisory

Samantha Phillips: Walking in the

wrong class

Colton Price: Dropping my food at

lunch all over my new shoes

Ronald Priester: Too many to list

Nicole Redmond: When Nick F. said,

“ I ’ ve never been to the Gynecolo-

gist ”

Amy Ruhlman: Holding a sign upside

down during a cheer in front of every-

one

Elijah Rutter: Most if not all my fresh-

man year

Brayden Ryan: Doing the Harlem

Shake on the speakers at Prom

Erica Schoen: Falling backwards in

my chair in Journalism

Kaitlin Sieg: Crying in front of a class

while presenting to them

Katie Skidmore: Snorting

Elizabeth Smith: When I had to get a

wheelchair because of gas pains…

Grant Smith: Falling on football field

at County Band Show

Alexa Sorg: Falling on stairs

Arron Stadtfeld: The first day of mid-

dle school

Sarah Stevens: Every time Mr. Chess

reviews my test and points out all of

my stupid mistakes

Kyle Strain: When I unknowingly

poured water all over my food, and

then spilt it on me

Kellie Swanson: Every day of my life

in high school

Emily Swartz: Peeing my pants six

times in gym class my freshman year

Cullen Taddeo: Crying like a newborn

baby at the last football game ( no

more marching band )

Bradley Thompson: The time I was

running on the track in seventh grade

and I decided to try to jump over a

hurdle, I tripped over the hurdle and

was completely depantsed by it

Ryan Thorn: When I fell in the

Officers ’ race at the Mercer County

Band Show

Samantha Wansor: Any time I ’ m

with Kaitlin Perrine…

Benjamin Wiercinski: Gerald staring

at me while I answer this question

Kaitlyn Zelman: When Miss Giles

smacked me during class


Sean Dixon

Birthday: No-

vember 10, 1995

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans:

College for four

years and major

in Psychology

Alexandria

Dawson

Birthday: July

10, 1996

Place of birth:

Germany

Future plans:

Work and apply

for college

Brittany Duncan

Birthday: June

15,1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, Pa

Future plans:

Army

Megan Duncan

Birthday: De-

cember 28,

1995

Place of birth:

Mumbai, India

Future plans:

Early child-

hood educa-

Taylor Fergu-

son

Birthday: Au-

gust 20,1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

Undecided

Favorite Teacher Cade Adams: Mrs. Christy

Rebecca Adams: Mr. Schmid

Lexi Addicott: Mr. Weller

Ryder Amon: Mr. Ryan

Daniel Anderson: Miss Hutcheson

Dylan Angermier: Mr. Gadsby

Alexis Arkwright: Miss Giles

Chase Bagnall: Mr. Morris

Emily Baker: Mrs. Hannay

Mariah Beeler: Mrs. Magee

Laura Bequeath: Mrs. Watson, Mr.

Myers, Mr. Rust

Erika Berger: Mrs. Watson and Mr.

Morris and Mr. Myers

Gerald Best: Mrs. Bello

Austin Blom: Miss Giles

Cody Blose: Mrs. Bello

Kirsten Borden: Mr. Myers

Mindy Brown: Mr. Myers/ Mr. Chess

Kayla Buchanan: Mr. Gadsby

Ryan Buchanan: Mr. Morris

Nathan Carlson: Mr. Gadsby

Taylor Carson: Miss Giles, Mr. Wal-

ter, Mrs. Rowe, Dr. Weller, and Mrs.

Christy but I loved all of my teachers!

Brandon Chadderton: Mr. DeGraaf

Kira Chambers: Mr. Meyers

Leslie Colonello: Mrs. Gaston

Shannon Conner: Mrs. Watson

Logan Cramer: Mrs. McCracken

Bradley Davanzo: Miss Giles

Jarred Davis: Miss Giles/ Mr. Myers

Alexandria Dawson: Mrs. Boal

Brittany Duncan: Mrs. Santom

Megan Duncan: Mrs. Gilmore/Mr.

Rust

Taylor Ferguson: Mrs. Walzer

Jordan Fisher: Mrs. Santom/ Mr. Wal-

ter

Nicholas Flannery: Mrs. Gaston

Trenton Fowler: Mr. Schmid

Trevor Fowler: Mr. DeGraaf

Emily Garrett: Mr. Myers

Joshua Gilkey: Miss Giles

Landen Glass: Mrs. Oates and Mr.

Morris

Matthew Glass: Mr. Bolyard

Clarissa Gleisner: Mr. Schmid

Christopher Grove: Mrs. Christy

Nathan Guiler: Miss Giles

Walter Haines: Mrs. Lengauer

Micaela Harris: Mr. Morris

Jonathon Hazelet: Miss Giles

Jon Hennegan: Mr. Myers

Madeline Hessmann: Mr. Rust

Evan Hile: Mr. DeGraff

Chase Hoffman: Miss Giles

Matthew Hoffman: Mr. Rust/ Miss

Giles

Zackery Horchler: Miss Giles

Allie Howsare: Mr. Bolyard

Ashlie Howsare: Mr. Myers and Mr.

Walter

Maureen Kennell: Mrs. Sevin

Xackery Kerins: Miss Giles

Luke Leonard: Mrs. McCracken

Amberlyn Light: Dr.Weller

Dylan Mandell: Mr. Morris

Nicholas Manfredi: Mr. Meyers

Kelsey Marsh: Mr. DeGraaf, Mr. Wal-

ter, and Mr. Gadsby

Brooke McCullough: Mrs. Lengauer

Rebecca McCullough: Mr. Rust and

Mr. Bolyard

Megan McKinney: Mr. Walter

Erin McLaughlin: Mrs. Christy and

Mrs. Stemen

Andrew Meager: Mrs. Stemen

Lindsey Miller: Mr. Weller

Alexis Mills: Mrs. Walzer

Justin Moon: Mr. Morris

Angela Moose: Dr. Weller

Cailee Murray: Miss Giles and Mrs.

Boal

Samantha Moury: Mrs. Gilmore

Cody Nespor: Mr. Acre

Dakota Ober: Mr. Meyers

Zane O ’ Brien: Mrs. McCracken and

Mr. Myers

Cody Patterson: Mrs. Stemen

Kaitlin Perrine: Mr. Rust or Mrs. Ste-

men

Brian Phillips: Miss Giles

Lacee Phillips: Mrs. Lengauer

Samantha Phillips: Mrs. Boal, Mr.

Myers, Mr. Acre and Mr. Rust


Emily Garrett

Birthday: April

29, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

LTI to be a

Pharmacy

Technician

Trevor Fowler

Birthday: Au-

gust 11, 1996

Place of

birth: Pitts-

burgh, PA

Future plans:

Mercyhurst

Northeast

Trenton Fowler

Birthday: August

11, 1996

Place of birth:

Pittsburgh, PA

Future plans:

Attend Point

Park University

for Civil Engineering

Nicholas Flannery

Birthday: March

10, 1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: At-

tend University of North Carolina at

Charlotte to pursue a career as a

licensed architect

Jordan Fisher

Birthday: June 2,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Attend-

ing Kent State Univer-

sity to major in Business Manage-

ment and Fashion Merchandising

Pet Peeves

Arron Stadtfeld: Mrs. Stemen

Sarah Stevens: Bill Chess

Kyle Strain: Mrs. Rowe

Stephanie Suhrie: Mr. Meyers

Kellie Swanson: Mr. Rust

Emily Swartz: Mrs. Santom and

Miss Giles

Cullen Taddeo: Mr. Gadsby

Bradley Thompson: Mr. Walter

Ryan Thorn: Mr. Weller

Samantha Wansor: Mrs. Lengauer

Kaitlyn Zelman: Miss Giles

Ronald Priester: Mr. Gadsby

Nicole Redmond: Mr. Rust

Amy Ruhlman: Mr. Rust

Elijah Rutter: Mr. Jacob Frampton

and Mr. Wise

Brayden Ryan: Mr. Morneweck

Erica Schoen: Mrs. Boal

Natalea Sercia: Mrs. Magee

Rebecca Shaffer: Mr. Krenzer

Kaitlin Sieg: Mrs. McCracken

Katie Skidmore: Mrs. Lengauer

Grant Smith: Mr. Myers

Alexa Sorg: Miss Giles

Cade Adams- people

Rebecca Adams- People trying to

walk over me like I ’ m not there be-

cause I ’ m short, not invisible!

Lexi Addicott –Junior High kids run-

ning into me

Ryder Amon- talking about things

you know nothing about

Daniel Anderson- People who are

mean to others just to be mean

Dylan Angermier- Rubberneckers

Alexis Arkwright- Crooked teeth

Chase Bagnall- Presenting projects

in front of the class

Emily Baker- Underclassmen walk-

ing and running on the wrong side of

the hallway

Mariah Beeler- When people don ’ t

brush their teeth

Laura Bequeath- Laziness and when

people cheat at gym class games-

are you serious? IT ’ S GYM

CLASS!

Erika Berger- When people chew

their gum too loud

Gerald Best- When Matt Hoffman

argues with me

Austin Blom- Lazy people

Cody Blose- Underclassmen

Kirsten Borden- People who say

“ l ike ” for everything

Jessie Brothers-People who whine

Mindy Brown- Hypocrites

Kayla Buchanan- People who think

they are funny

Ryan Buchanan- People eating loud

Nathan Carlson- # is not a

“ h ashtag ” , it is a pound symbol

Taylor Carson- When people act

dumb just for attention

Brandon Chadderton- Cody Blose

rubbing my hair in English

Kira Chambers- That “ most irritat-

ing senior ” won ’ t be in Hoofbeats!

Leslie Colonello- When people come

to school looking like they just rolled

out of bed

Kira Conner- When I can hear/see

people chew

Shannon Conner- When people run

into me in the hallway

Logan Cramer- When Ben calls me

mean names

Bradley Davanzo- People chewing

with their mouth open

Jarred Davis- Matt Hoffman

Alexandria Dawson- When people

tell me things I don ’ t need to know

Sean Dixon-Stupid people

Brittany Duncan- Dirtiness

Megan Duncan- People clicking their

pen

Taylor Ferguson- When people ask

dumb questions

Jordan Fisher- When people inter-

rupt me

Nicholas Flannery- Unorganized

spaces

Trenton Fowler- Getting smacked on

the back


Landon Glass

Birthday: December 8, 1995


Future plans: Attend Edinboro Uni-

versity

Joshua Gilkey



Future plans: To be a Union Pipe

Fitter

Matthew Glass



Future plans: Attend a 4 year col-

lege/university

Clarissa Gleisner

Birthday: April

14, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: PTI

for Web Design

and own a Web

Design

Christopher Grove

Birthday: August,

13 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Looking for a job

Trevor Fowler- Getting smacked on

the back

Emily Garrett- We can ’ t wear

yogas

Joshua Gilkey- Lazy people

Landen Glass- Bad drivers

Matthew Glass-Underclassmen

Clarissa Gleisner- Jerks who think

they ’ re cool

Christopher Grove- Don ’ t have one

Nathan Guiler- Don ’ t have one

Walter Haines- The way people park

Micaela Harris- When people don ’ t

shut the door all the way

Jonathon Hazelet- Don ’ t have one

Jon Hennegon- Getting up early

Madeline Hessmann- People who try

too hard

Evan Hile- Don ’ t have one

Chase Hoffman- When people grind

their teeth on silverwear

Matthew Hoffman- Jarred Davis

Zackery Horchler- Homework

Allie Howsare- Drama Llamas

Ashlie Howsare- People that walk

too slowly in the halls

Brenton Kaster- Don ’ t have one

Maureen Kennell- When my pranks

don ’ t work

Xackery Kerins- The word

“ D elicious ”

Luke Leonard- Facebook

Amberlyn Light- When people kick

my seat

Dylan Mandell- Don ’ t have one

Nicholas Manfredi- Algebra

Kelsey Marsh- When people tap

their pencils and click their pens re-

peatedly

Brooke McCullough- People shaking

and shaking your chairs

Rebecca McCullough- When people

call their lawn mowers tractors

Megan McKnney- People acting like

they are perfect and better than eve-

ryone

Erin McLaughlin- Blowing your nose

at the dinner table

Andrew Meager- Not having man-

ners

Ryan Micsky- When people make

me fill out questions

Lindsey Miller- When people can ’ t

hold their part or when people sing

off key

Alexis Mills- People walking on the

wrong side of the hall

Justin Moon- Stupid people

Angela Moose- When someone

spoils the ending to a book or movie

Samantha Moury- Have to be organ-

ized

Cailee Murray- When people talk

with food in their mouths

Cody Nespor- People complaining

Dakota Ober- Hoofbeats

Zane O ’ Brien- When people put

their silverware drawer in the 2nd

drawer down

Cody Patterson- Annoying people

Kaitlin Perrine- Bad eyebrows

Brian Phillips- When people make

annoying sounds

Lacee Phillips- People, who talk to

me as if I ’ m stupid or totally irrele-

vant, also people who constantly sit

on phones, or do things that are to-

tally annoying

Samantha Phillips- Being referred to

as “ Ginger ”

Colton Price- People who chew with

their mouth open

Ronald Priester- When people talk

down to me

Nicole Redmond- People who don ’

t know how to drive

Amy Ruhlman- When people walk

slow in the hall

Elijah Rutter- Freshman

Brayden Ryan- Underclassmen

Erica Schoen- When people tap on

their desk, when people call me

sassy

Natalea Sercia- Slow drivers

Rebecca Shaffer- When people

chew gum loudly

Kaitlin Sieg- People with obnoxious

laughs or gum popping

Katie Skidmore- Guys hitting their

boots off the stairs

Elizabeth Smith- Students disre-

specting teachers

Some will win, some will lose Some were born to sing the blues

Best Wishes

Class of 2014

Oh, the movie never ends It goes on and on and on and on


Jonathan Hennegan



Future plans: Diesel Mechanic

Jonathan Hazelet

Birthday: June 25, 1996


Future plans: Working in Ohio for

the gas patch

Micaela Harris

Birthday: No-

vember 21,

1995

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Attend Geneva

College

Walter Haines

Birthday: May 14,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

Attend Edinboro

for 4 years and major in Business or

Construction Management

Nathan Guiler



Future plans: Go to Grove City Col-

lege to major in Business Economics

and play on the baseball team

Grant Smith- Teachers that gossip

like students

Alexa Sorg- Taping pencils

Arron Stadtfeld- All kids

Sarah Stevens- Unatheletic people

Kyle Strain- When Cody Nespor is

right.

Stephanie Suhrie- Slow walkers

Kellie Swanson- When people say

“ o r nah? ”

Emily Swartz- People chewing with

their mouth open

Brandon Chadderton-Don ’ t buy a Ford

Kira Chambers-Don ’ t act like an idiot;

it ’ s not cool, at all

Leslie Colonello-Do not cut the seniors

off in the hall

Kira Conner-There is no need to run

through the halls

Shannon Conner-Don ’ t party in the

bathroom; it ’ s not for socializing

Logan Cramer-Take your classes seri-

ously

Bradley Davanzo-Have fun

Jarred Davis-Don ’ t be stupid

Alexandria Dawson-Graduate and get

out of here

Sean Dixon-Good luck

Brittany Duncan- Do your school work

Megan Duncan-Good luck

Taylor Ferguson-Don ’ t wish away your

senior year

Jordan Fisher-Have fun

Nicholas Flannery-Don ’ t give up

Trenton Fowler-Enjoy yourself

Trevor Fowler-It ’ s your last year; give

it your all.

Emily Garrett –Let the drama go; it ’ s

not worth it.

Joshua Gilkey – High school relation-

ships stink!

Landen Glass- Learn to drive!

Matthew Glass-Have fun

Clarissa Gleisner-Stay on the RIGHT

side of the hallway

Christopher Grove-Always try your best

Cullen Taddeo- Conversations be-

tween Advanced Gov. students

Bradley Thompson- Strangely, I don ’ t

like being called Bradley. I like being

called Brad and for some reason it

bugs me if people use my full name.

Ryan Thorn- Unnecessary noises

Samantha Wansor- Uggs

Kaitlyn Zelman- Teachers that gossip

like students

Cade Adams – You can sleep and

pass

Rebecca Adams-Do well in school, It

will matter when you go to college

Lexi Addicott-Don ’ t boss the big kids

around you ’ l l get slapped

Ryder Amon- It just gets worse from

here

Daniel Anderson-Respect everyone

Dylan Angermier-Move out of the way

in the hall

Alexis Arkwright-Get involved

Chase Bagnall-Take easy classes

Emily Baker-Don ’ t slack off at all, your

senior year

Mariah Beeler-Work hard, it pays off

Laura Bequeath –Keep a positive atti-

tude and work hard. Doing this will pay

off in ways you won ’ t even expect

Erika Berger-Don ’ t waste 4 years try-

ing to impress people you ’ l l probably

never see again anyways

Gerald Best-Take easy classes

Cody Blose-Stay out of the way

Kirsten Borden-Don ’ t get senioritis

Mindy Brown-You ’ re going to deal

with a lot of rude people, and some of

them will be above you

Ryan Buchanan-Party

Nathan Carlson –Grow up and quit

making bomb threats

Taylor Carson-Don ’ t run through the

hallways, you ’ l l probably make it to

class on time anyways

Advice to Underclassmen


Evan Hile

Birthday: November 15, 1995


Future plans: Machinist at GE Weld-

ing

Madeline Hessmann

Birthday: April 16, 1996


Future plans: Biomedical Engineer-

ing at Penn State Main Campus

Chase Hoffman

Birthday: October 12, 1995

Place of birth:

Future plans: College

Matthew Hoff-

man

Birthday: De-

cember 22,

1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

Zachary Horchler


Place of birth:

Future plans: To go to technical col-

lege to study video game designing

Nathan Guiler-Actually to listen to

your teachers, they are smarter than

you.

Walter Haines –Don ’ t be stupid; no

one likes stupid people.

Micaela Harris-No more bomb

threats, please!

Jonathon Hazelet-Work hard

Jon Hennegan-Don ’ t slack ; do all

your homework.

Madeline Hessmann-Obey the weight

limit on leggings

Matthew Hoffman –Don ’ t slack

Zackery Horchler-Do your best

Allie Howsare-Don ’ t bully, treat

each other fairly.

Ashlie Howsare-Don ’ t run in the hall

with a huge stack of books

Maureen Kennell-Don ’ t be Taylor

Carson and think like Bill Clinton

Xackery Kerins-Make sure you don ’ t

get someone pregnant

Luke Leonard-Don ’ t bother taking

hard classes

Amberlyn Light-Do all your work

Nicholas Manfredi-Stop running

through the halls

Kelsey Marsh-Study hard

Brooke McCullough –Don’ t pay

attention to all the drama; just focus

on graduation and getting out. In the

end, you find out who your friends

really are.

Megan McKinney- Do your best

Erin McLaughlin-Find the balance of

having fun and school work. Have no

regrets on missing out on opportuni-

ties you could ’ ve had.

Andrew Meager-Don ’ t slack, do

your homework and pay attention.

Trust me.

Lindsey Miller-Don ’ t write bomb

threats

Justin Moon- Don ’ t be stupid

Angela Moose-Don ’ t be a jabroni

Samantha Moury-Don ’ t wait to do

your senior project, get it done.

Cody Nespor-Do your homework

Dakota Ober- Don ’ t fill this out.

Zane O ’ Brien-Enjoy your senior

year, don ’ t take anatomy.

Brian Phillips –Don ’ t take anatomy

Lacee Phillips-Dress how you want to

be treated, just think about it

Colton Price -Stop running in the hall-

ways.

Ronald Priester-Don ’ t mess around,

get your work done

Nicole Redmond-No more bomb threats

Amy Ruhlman-Cut it out with the bomb

threats

Elijah Rutter-Take easy classes and do

no extracurricular activities

Brayden Ryan-Work hard, play hard.

Erica Schoen-Don ’ t be sassy.

Natalea Sercia-Make the best of your

high school career. Senior year goes

fast.

Rebecca Shaffer-It ’ s high school, not

the Olympics…… calm down

Kaitlin Sieg-Make sure you work hard,

and enjoy your days. They go by fast

Katie Skidmore-Don ’ t be agitating

Elizabeth Smith –Don ’ t waste a day

wishing for better days to come

Grant Smith –Walk on the right side of

the hallway

Alexa Sorg-You do not have to run with

your whole locker in your arms

Arron Stadtfeld-Don ’ t be annoying!

Sarah Stevens-It is perfectly acceptable

to wear sweat pants 3-5 times a week

Kyle Strain-Don ’ t fret over senior year;

it ’ s not that hard.

Stephanie Suhrie-Don ’ t stress

Kellie Swanson-Don ’ t send bomb

threats

Emily Swartz-Confidence is key to eve-

rything

Cullen Taddeo-Walk on the correct side

of the hallway

Bradley Thompson- Get as many cred-

its as you can before senior year; it

makes life much easier in the end.

Ryan Thorn-Wear deodorant

Samantha Wansor-Friends come and

go but family is forever

Benjamin Wiercinski- Don’ t press but-

tons.

Kaitlyn Zelman-Do not run


Xackery Kerins


Place of birth: Farrell, PA

Future plans: Construction

Maureen Kennell

Birthday: May

13, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Pharmacist

Brenton Kaster



Future plans: Attend college

Ashlie Howsare

Birthday: April

29, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans:

To go to school

for graphic de-

sign

Allie Howsare

Birthday: April

29, 1996

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans:

Go to college

for veterinary

technician

I hate... Cade Adams- everything about Mercer

High School

Rebecca Adams- History

Lexi Addicott – nothing

Ryder Amon- everyone equally

Daniel Anderson- dead bugs

Dylan Angermier- country music

Alexis Arkwright – when people have

bad breath

Chase Bagnall- school food

Emily Baker- Not being able to do cer-

tain things at school

Mariah Beeler- rude people

Laura Bequeath - chicken pot pie! Pie is

supposed to be delicious and unhealthy.

Erika Berger- Pizza

Gerald Best - The cold weather

Austin Blom- school

Cody Blose- underclassmen

Kirsten Borden- people who use their

car to go .25 miles

Jessie Brothers- school

Mindy Brown- creamed corn

Kayla Buchanan- science

Ryan Buchanan- going to school

Nathan Carlson- when people talk about

“ t witter fights ”

Taylor Carson- most female actors

Brandon Chadderton – Fords

Kira Chambers- that “ most irritating

senior ” isn ’ t going in the paper

Leslie Colonello – When the Mercer

McDonalds closes down the mocha ma-

chine early

Kira Conner- my sister ’ s cat

Shannon Conner- when people don ’ t

wash their hands

Logan Cramer- cold weather

Bradley Davanzo- waking up for school

Jarred Davis- study hall with Mrs. Wat-

son

Alexandria Dawson- the cold

Sean Dixon- freshmen

Brittany Duncan- snakes

Megan Duncan- when people look at

you for no reason

Taylor Ferguson- nothing

Jordan Fisher- most people, slow walk-

ers, getting up early, Kobe Bryant, being

cold, and my cat

Nicholas Flannery- the majority of the

school day

Trenton Fowler – excuses and

bomb threats

Trevor Fowler- when people walk on

the wrong side of the hallway

Emily Garrett – the new side walk

Joshua Gilkey – school

Landen Glass- school lunches

Matthew Glass- homework

Clarissa Gleisner – nothing

Christopher Grove- vegetables

Nathan Guiler- nothing

Walter Haines – Valentine’ s Day

Micaela Harris- riding the bus

Jonathon Hazelet- school

Madeline Hessmann- Ryan Thorn

Evan Hile- nothing

Chase Hoffman- everybody

Matthew Hoffman- try hard substi-

tutes teachers

Zackery Horchler – the school

lunches

Allie Howsare-when my cousin Josh

Robertson ignores me

Ashlie Howsare- tomatoes

Brenton Kaster- nothing

Maureen Kennell- nothing

Xackery Kerins- fords

Luke Leonard- nothing

Amberlyn Light- people that ran-

domly stop in the halls

Dylan Mandell- underclassmen

Nicholas Manfredi- bomb threats

Kelsey Marsh- studying for finals

Brooke McCullough- that everyone

talks about each other ’ s business

Rebecca McCullough- when guys

wear their pants tucked in their work

boots

Megan Mckinney- homework

Erin McLaughlin – school

Andrew Meager- laziness

Ryan Micsky- self-absorber social

media users

Lindsey Miller-English research pa-

pers

Alexis Mills- nothing


Amberlyn Light

Birthday: Au-

gust 19, 1995

Place of birth:

Jacksonville, FL

Future plans:

Photography

Luke Leonard

Birthday: May 30,

1996

Place of birth:

Pittsburgh, PA

Future plans: Col-

lege

Dylan Mandell

Birthday:

January 24,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

College

Nicholas Manfredi



Future plans: Find a good job

Kelsey Marsh

Birthday: August 16,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Fur-

ther my career in

Early Childhood Edu-

cation

Justin Moon- stupid people

Angela Moose- snow

Samantha Moury- when people are

mean to people

Cody Nespor- losing to Lakeview

Dakota Ober- this

Zane O ’ Brien – the cold

Cody Patterson- nothing

Kaitlin Perrine- I don ’ t hate anything

Brian Phillips- this bad winter we are

having

Lacee Phillips- when people mock me

or others and when people shadow

me ( like walk or move so I run into

them

Samantha Phillips- everything

Colton Price- bomb threats

Ronald Priester-when people start

drama

Nicole Redmond- my brothers haircut

Amy Ruhlman- liars

Elijah Rutter-answering pointless

questions

Brayden Ryan- everything about

you ” 3 days Grace

Erica Schoen- everything

Natalea Sercia – chicken nugget day

Rebecca Shaffer- annoying people

Kaitlin Sieg- that everyone knows each

other ’ s business

Katie Skidmore- 99% of people here

Elizabeth Smith- rude people

Grant Smith- I when people think it ’ s

cool to have bomb threats

Alexa Sorg- childishness in people that

are above age 15.

Arron Stadtfeld- a lot of things

Sarah Stevens- when im not allowed

to buy cookies at lunch because I ’ m

so far in debt

Kyle Strain- babyish trucks

Stephanie Suhrie- waking up in the

mornings

Kellie Swanson- middle schoolers and

bomb threats

Emily Swartz—when people ’ s pants

are too short

Cullen Taddeo- middle schoolers,

freshmen, most sophomores, a lot of

juniors, and a few seniors

Bradley Thompson- nothing

Ryan Thorn- your truck

Samantha Wansor – I sparkly uggs

Benjamin Wiercinski- hill jacks

Kaitlyn Zelman- I hate… rude people

Favorite Phrase Cade Adams- “ What are you talking

about ? ”

Rebecca Adams- “ Live laugh love. ”

Ryder Amon- “ Everything is impor-

tant. ’

Dylan Angermier- “ And one. ”

Alexis Arkwright - “ Ya nut!”

Emily Baker- “ Never give up. ”

Mariah Beeler- “ Good things come

to those who wait. ”

Laura Bequeath - “ Procrastination is

the key. ”

Gerald Best- “ It happens.”

Cody Blose- “ Shock the nation. ”

Kirsten Borden- “ He thrusts his fist

against the past and still insists he

sees the ghosts. ”

Jessie Brothers- “ It ’ s all good ”

Mindy Brown- “ Whatcha looking for

daddy? ” – “ MY CHECK BOOK! ”

Kayla Buchanan- “ I don ’ t care. ”

Ryan Buchanan- “ What comes

around goes around. ”

Nathan Carlson- “ I ’ m going to make

like a tree… ”

Taylor Carson- “ For real doh ” –

Brian Phillips

Brandon Chadderton - “ D o I know

you? ”

Kira Chambers- “ Laughter is a poison

to fear. ”

Shannon Conner- “ Oops.”

Logan Cramer- “ Do I know you? ”

Jarred Davis- “ Shocked the nation! ”

Alexandria Dawson - “ What? ”

Sean Dixon- “ Brad ”


Andrew Meager

Birthday: February 4, 1996

Place of birth: Fort Bragg, NC

Future plans: Carpenter

Erin McLaughlin

Birthday: November 7, 1995

Place of birth: Pitts-

burgh, PA


Westminster for Biol-

ogy, and Oklahoma or

Ohio State for vet

school

Megan McKinney

Birthday: Septem-

ber, 10, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Play

Woman’s soccer at

Mercyhurst North-

east and major in Criminal Justice

Rebecca McCullough

Birthday: May 10,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Go

to Penn State for

Agricultural Busi-

ness

Brooke McCullough

Birthday: May 10,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: Un-

decided

Alexandria Dawson - “ What? ”

Sean Dixon- “ Brad ”

Brittany Duncan- “ sucker ”

Megan Duncan- “ What ’ s up? ”

Nicholas Flannery - “ Nothing is im-

possible, just difficult. ”

Trenton Fowler - ” Boom baby! ”

Trevor Fowler- “ Shock the nation. ”

Emily Garrett - “ What do you

mean? ”

Joshua Gilkey - “ yee yee!”

Landen Glass- “ oh Mary ”

Matthew Glass- “ Life is like a box

of chocolates, you never know what

you ’ re gonna get. ”

Clarissa Gleisner - “ LOL ”

Christopher Grove- “ Thank good-

ness it ’ s Friday! ”

Nathan Guiler - “ Can ’ t hit the ball

if you don ’ t swing. ”

Walter Haines- “ I ’ m just saying. ”

Micaela Harris- “ Can you not. ”

Jonathon Hazelet- “ Oh my word! ”

Madeline Hessmann- “ Sweet gravy

baby. ”

Chase Hoffman- “ Adapt and over-

come. ”

Matthew Hoffman - ” Brick squad. ”

Allie Howsare- “ Anna Robertson, I

love you cousin! ”

Xackery Kerins- “ Hi ”

Amberlyn Light- “ the phantom of the

opera is here. ”

Nicholas Manfredi- “ Gonna learn

today ”

Kelsey Marsh- “ Friends family and

fun ”

Rebecca McCullough- “ Tough

times don ’ t last, tough people do. ”

Megan McKinney- “ Why not me? ”

Erin Mclaughlin- “ I don ’ t even

care. ”

Andrew Meager- “ Yeah buddy. ”

Ryan Micsky- “ YOLO ”

Lindsey Miller- “ Too bougie for

you. ”

Angela Moose- “ Sure. ”

Samantha Moury - “ Really

Megan? ”

Cody Nespor – “ Scurvy. ”

Dakota Ober- “ fostizzle ”

Zane O ’ Brien - “ Just do it. ”

Cody Patterson- “ Hahaha no. ”

Kaitlin Perrine- “ Hi ”

Brian Phillips- “ You won ’ t. ”

Lacee Phillips- “ Why try to fit when

you were meant to be different ”

Samantha Phillips- “ Do it for the

lab. ”

Colton Price- “ I hope you’ r e all

republicans ” – Ronald Reagan

Ronald Priester- “ It ’ l l buff out. ”

Nicole Redmond- “ Can I go home

now? ”

Amy Ruhlman- “ Really? ”

Brayden Ryan- “ If you ’ re going

through hell keep going. ”

Erica Schoen - ” Are you serious? ”

Kaitlin Sieg- “ I would never… ”

Katie Skidmore- “ Really?”

Elizabeth Smith - “ Funniest thing

ever. ”

Grant Smith - “ scurvy ”

Sarah Stevens- “ I have no idea

what I ’ m doing. ”

Kyle Strain- “ We ’ re on a mission

from God. ”

Kellie Swanson- “ D.T.N.S.”

Emily Swartz- “ You have to walk

through Hell to get to Heaven. ”

Cullen Taddeo- “ Dude I ’ m so tired

right now. ”

Bradley Thompson “ Hallelujer! ”

Ryan Thorn- “ It could be worse. ”

Samantha Wansor- “ That’ s

wild… ”

Benjamin Wiercinski- “ Freaking

tools ”

Kaitlyn Zelman- “ Idiot… ”


Lindsey Miller

Birthday: June

26, 1995

Place of birth:

Nanning, China

Future plans:

To go to a 4

year college

and major in music education

Ryan Micsky

Birthday: Febru-

ary 12, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Gannon Univer-

sity for Auctorial

Mathematics

Alexis Mills

Birthday: June

7, 1996

Place of birth:

Butler, PA

Future plans:

Mercyhurst

Northeast to

major in business and play soccer

Justin Moon



Future plans: Army National Guard

Angela Moose

Birthday: May

6, 1996

Place of birth:

Future plans:

Attend West-

minster Col-

lege

Three Course Meal Cade Adams : Breakfast, lunch, and

dinner

Rebecca Adams: Salad, fettuccini al-

fredo, cheesecake

Lexi Addicott: Salad, chicken parm,

chocolate cake

Daniel Anderson: Meatloaf, apple-

sauce with peaches, and jell-o

Dylan Angermier: Mozzarella sticks,

8oz. sirloin, Oreo cheesecake

Alexis Arkwright: Breadsticks, Spa-

ghetti, ice cream

Chase Bagnall: Mozzarella sticks,

Spaghetti, ice cream

Emily Baker: Chicken, mashed pota-

toes, steamed green beans

Mariah Beeler: Homemade egg noo-

dles, potatoes, and corn

Laura Bequeath: Taco pizza with

chips and French onion dip, ice cream

with tons of topping, more ice cream.

Erika Berger: Chicken salad, straw-

berries, smoothie

Gerald Best: Cheese sticks, New York

strip, cheese cake

Austin Blom: Steak

Cody Blose: Steak, mashed potatoes,

corn

Mindy Brown: Anything from Olive

Garden

Kayla Buchanan: Lasagna

Ryan Buchanan: Steak

Nathan Carlson: Fried mozzarella

sticks, chicken strips, dirt

Taylor Carson: Chicken parm, Caesar

salad, peanut butter pie

Kira Chambers: Chicken tacos, salad,

desert

Leslie Colonello: Breadsticks, raviolis,

shrimp frita from Olive Garden

Kira Connor: Salad, lasagna, choco-

late cake

Shannon Conner: 3 pieces of pizza

Logan Cramer: Cheese sticks, sirloin

steak, red velvet cake

Jarred Davis: Breakfast, lunch, and

dinner

Brittany Duncan: Mac & cheese,

steak, corn

Brittany Duncan: Mac & cheese,

steak, corn

Megan Duncan: Salad, spaghetti and

meatballs

Taylor Ferguson: Steak, mashed po-

tatoes, corn

Jordan Fisher: Green grapes, my

dad ’ s homemade fries+ mac &

cheese shells, Scooby-doo push-ups

Nicholas Flannery: French onion

soup, lobster mac & cheese, cheese-

cake

Trenton Fowler: Queso and chips,

crab legs, shrimp, lobster, mashed

potatoes, Caramel toffee ice cream

Trevor Fowler: Waffles and tacos

Emily Garrett : Mashed potatoes,

broccoli, steak

Joshua Gilkey: Steak

Landen Glass: Loaded fries, Oreo

cheesecake, steak

Matthew Glass: Potatoes, corn, steak

Clarissa Gleisner: Cajun chili soup,

spicy chicken alfredo, brownie

Christopher Grove: Steak, baked po-

tatoe, ice cream

Nathan Guiler: Taco bell

Walter Haines: Salad, wedding soup, t

-bone steak

Micaela Harris: Spaghetti, bread-

sticks, cheesecake

Jonathon Hazelet: Steak

Jonathon Hennegan: Breakfast, lunch,

and dinner

Madeline Hessmann: Chocolate

chips, general tso, jar of icing

Evan Hile: Breakfast, lunch, and din-

ner

Matthew Hoffman : Breakfast, lunch,

and dinner

Allie Howsare: Spaghetti, chocolate

bacon, Canadian Bacon

Ashlie Howsare: Chocolate chip pan-

cakes, bacon, nutella

Maureen Kennell: Frozen asparagus,

assorted friends ’ food, bananas

Amberlyn Light: Alfredo sauce noo-

dles, shrimp and crab meat

Kelsey Marsh: Salad, pizza, ice cream


Zane O’Brien

Birthday: April 12,

1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Penn State

Shenango and ma-

jor in Criminal Jus-

Dakota Ober


Place of birth: Mexico

Future plans:

Cody Nespor

Birthday: Janu-

ary 29, 1996

Place of birth:

Future plans:

Attend Slippery

Rock University

and major in

Communications

Caliee Murray

Birthday: Octo-

ber 20, 1995

Place of birth:

Notrona Heights,

PA

Future plans:

Attend Westmin-

ster for Pre-

Samantha

Moury

Birthday: April

21, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Undecided

Senior Wills

Rebecca Adams: I leave my twirling ribbon to Tiffany Corvino, Ashley Lustenberg,

Rebekah Falkner and Rose Gigliott. May it tie them together as much as it tied me up.

Dylan Angermeir: I leave the baseball pies to sell and games in the snow. I leave eve-

rybody the ability to walk in at 7:58 every day and make it to class on time. For Troy

Sagulla I leave somebody else to beat him in NBA2K all the time. Last, my only advice

to underclassmen is for everybody and anybody, anytime anywhere, if you ever see

Logan Clarke make sure to touch his knees.

Alexis Arkwright: Adelyn Cook-many exciting games on the basketball court. Aubrie

Angermeir and Haylie Glass-many more fun team camps together in footie pajamas.

Kelsey Swartz- a new “girlfriend”.

Chase Bagnall: I leave all the paper scrap and half pencils to Brett Habbyshaw

Mariah Beeler: To all the underclassmen try as hard as you can so that your senior year

isn’t as stressful. To Tera Porterfield I leave you my sweat attitude to be able to deal

with dramatic people.

Laura Bequeath: To Sarah Miller all the alto power! Good luck. Should I leave you

patience also? Nah, you got that. Daelyn Gilson a great senior year showing up all the

guys in woodshop- if there is woodshop next year. Levi Bequeath a wonderful two

years of strong relationships, brilliant grades, success in everything you take on, and

lots of love to get you through the heartbreak of not seeing me in the halls every day.

Megan McKinney: Steak, mashed po-

tatoes, cheesecake

Erin McLaughlin: Caesar salad,

chicken Alfredo, lava cake

Ryan Micsky: Cheddar bay biscuits,

tacos, Oreo cake

Lindsey Miller: Mozzarella sticks,

grilled cheese, Reese ’ s cheesecake

Alexis Mills: Chicken, mac and

cheese, ice cream

Samantha Moury: Steak fries, mac &

cheeseRebecca McCullough: Cocktail

shrimp, Alfredo, peanut butter pie

Cailee Murray: Chicken Alfredo, fried

cheese, vanilla bean cheesecake

Cody Nespor: Nachos, grilled cheese,

ice cream sundae

Dakota Ober: Food followed by more

food

Zane O ’ Brien: Stuffed mushrooms,

cheeseburger, cheesecake

Cody Patterson: Steak, potatoes

Kaitlin Perrine: Anything with tacos

Brian Phillips: Cheese sticks, New

York, cheesecake

Lacee Phillips: Rare steak, corn,

mashed potatoes

Colton Price: Steak, potatoes, corn on

the cob

Nicole Redmond: Chips and guaca-

mole, steak, peanut butter pie

Amy Ruhlman: Salad, pasta, brownies

with ice cream

Elijah Rutter: Mozzarella sticks, BBQ

bacon cheeseburger, and cheesecake

Brayden Ryan: Steak, mashed potatoes,

corn

Erica Schoen: Breadsticks, my

grandma ’ s chicken parm, banana

cheesecake

Natalea Sercia: Chicken enchilada

Rebecca Shaffer: Cheddar and broccoli

soup, a turkey sandwich, and chocolate

cake

Kaitlin Sieg: Soup, salad, Cajun noodles

Elizabeth Smith: Salad, sushi, crème

brulle

Grant Smith: Ice cream, BBQ ribs,

cheesecake

Sarah Stevens: Bacon with pancakes

and Texas toast

Kyle Strain: Bacon

Stephanie Suhrie: Spinach dip, steak,

peppermint stix ice cream

Kellie Swanson: Fried chicken, pirogues,

and green beans

Emily Swartz: Side salad, alfredo spin-

ach, desert

Cullen Taddeo: Ravioli, lasagna, gelato

Bradley Thompson: A steaming bowl of

Broccoli Cheddar soup, followed by Egg-

plant Parmigian on a bed of angel hair,

and for dessert, a large piece of Black

Forest Cake

Ryan Thorn: Rice, steak, beans

Benjamin Wiercinski: McNuggets,

McChicken, McDouble

Kaitlyn Zelman: Beef nachos, fried chicken, deep fried twinkies


Kaitlin Perrine

Birthday: Decem-

ber 27, 1995

Place of birth:

Future plans:

Attend University

of South Florida or Gannon for Nurs-

ing

Cody Patterson

Birthday: July

10, 1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

United States

Air Force

Brian Phillips


Place of birth:

Youngstown, OH

Future plans: At-

tend Edinboro Uni-

versity and major

in Human Perform-

ance

Lacee Phillips

Birthday: March 2,

1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: To

become a tattoo

artist and medical

student

Samantha Phil-

lips

Birthday: May

8, 1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

Going to Flor-

ida for college

lots of love to get you through the heartbreak of not seeing me in the halls every day.

Erika Berger: I leave my little sister Kaitlin a great next 3 years of high school. I know

it seems like a long time but it goes fast so make the best of it. Keep up your good sense

of style because someone needs to keep it classy around here and you might be their

only hope. Keep scoring goals in soccer and make sure you keep your grades up be-

cause I know you can do anything you put your mind to. Next year I’ll only be an hour

and a call away and I’m always here for you. Love you.

Gerald Best: Take easy classes, I’m leaving behind my bad luck with injuries.

Mindy Brown: I leave Sarah Miller my love for Mr. Chess and B.C. Calc. I leave An-

drea Sajawski all the joy of marching band and wind ensemble. Section leader for days!

Maintain the reputation of the flutes aka, best section.

Taylor Carson: Sarah Miller extreme sarcasm, our Les Miserables obsession and in-

side jokes about Sherlock. To Andrea Sajewski I leave my short girl status and love of

musicals. Dearest Kyle Wambolt I leave peace, prosperity, and many “duck faces.” Just

kidding, Kyle, keep the people of Mercer cultured. To Ian Ollila, I leave you all the kiwi

skins in the world. After all, you are the only one that eats them. (You are welcome).

R.J. I leave you the Carson reputation. Maintain our status and overwhelmingly good

looks. I also leave you my musical ability and fantastic sense of humor. Use it wisely…

Ryan Hamilton, I leave you all of our ridiculous catch phrases and musical jokes. Along

with that I leave you many fun games of Cards against Humanity, Telestrations, and

pillows. (You either get that or you don’t.) My sweet husband, Sean Strain, I leave you

a country, three goats and some of my grandma’s food. Don’t ask just enjoy them. To

Rose Call, I leave you amazing mallet skills and a pair of my running shoes. Jensen

Sirofchuck, I leave you many great choir experiences and perfect toe-touches. Dannah

Rutter, I leave you the plants…Do not feed them. Chris Micskey I leave you Mindy. I

leave Zack Peck great taste in music, books, and movies. Finally I leave the future choir

and band great memories and music. May the force be with you all. Good luck under-

classman!

Brandon Chadderton: don’t sleep in class.

Kira Chambers: I leave Liam McQuinston another phone to take selfies on at football

games, love you! I leave my Niece and nephew a few more years at Mercer, have fun

and do not be stupid. I love you two!

Shannon Conner: fight to death for all my stuff.

Logan Cramer: Take classes seriously, try your best, I’m leaving behind my bad luck

with injuries.

Jarred Davis: I leave Brayton my black skills.

Megan Duncan: I wish my sister Adrianna best of luck!

Taylor Ferguson: Emily, Court, and Alexa- a new study hall buddy to get yelled at by

Mr. Morn. Emily Young- leave you a new buddy to walk to lunch with and call names.

Courtney Young- a new person to draw picture to. Nicole Young- leave a new person to

carry your phone from study hall. Molly Hancock-leave her to find somebody else to

get gum from and somebody else to get cookie with you at lunch. Also somebody to

support you while you cheer. Aubrie and Sam I leave you a new buddy to go to Yum-

berries with. Aubrie I leave you somebody to tell you that you smell good all the time.

Steph and Rachael I leave you a new softball buddy to complain to. I also leave you late

night and early mornings. Katie Brest I leave you a new Spanish buddyto say “muy

mal” to. Daniel and Jordan I leave you somebody else to take you home after school.

T.J Peters I leave you late night drives on back country roads. Jonathon I leave you to

take everybody home after school. To the softball team I leave you all the funny memo-

ries. To the juniors on the softball team I leave you all the team. To all juniorsI leave

you to make the most of your senior year and have fun. Do not wish it away because it

goes fast enough. Lindsey I leave the ability to make through next year. Adelyn I leave

you somebody else to go to baseball games with. Emily, Courtney and Nicole I leave

you guys somebody else to go to football games with very Friday and jam to 23 on the

way to them.

Jordan Fisher: I leave Lindsey Vandyke deep fried smileys, crazy snapchat videos and

the patience to make it through one more year. And also a lot of sarcastic comments. I

leave Kelsey Swartz gooey cookies and to be the lone Trisquad. I leave Aubrie Anger-

mier and Sami Carr all of Mrs. Santom’s food and her couch. I leave Haylie Glass


Elijah Rutter

Birthday: Janu-

ary 12, 1996

Place of birth:

Future plans:

Live long and

prosper

Amy Ruhlman

Birthday: No-

vember 8, 1995

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans:

Attend Edinboro

University for Business

Nicole Redmond

Birthday: August

25, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Slippery Rock

University for

Physical Therapy

Ronald Priester

Birthday: Decem-

ber 20, 1995

Place of birth:

Grove City, PA

Future plans: Ma-

chinist job

Colton Price


Place of birth: Fort Leonardwood,

MO

Future plans: Marine Corps Officer

(Haybob) and Aubrie (pumpkin) someone else to call chromey and to run the basketball

team. I leave them 5 in 55 and doughnuts and the fountain at Endinboro. I leave Britney

Edwards laughter for no reason, my practice jerseys, and her purple sports bra that I

Trevor Fowler: I give my locker to Preston Hoover.

Emily Garrett: I Emily Garrett leave to Kayla McCullough (Patrick Star) the next three

years of fun in MHS. Always drive Mornewick crazy in study hall. I leave you River

Road and swimming/mudding adventures. Lastly. I leave you my parking spot when

you drive…to bad I do not even remember my spot number. I just park in front of Erin.

So Good Luck buddy. To the girls’ soccer team, I leave you another successful year. Do

not forget to have fun and remember why you play. Always take pride in splashing in

the mud puddles on the field.

Landen Glass: I leave my sister a ride to school every day. I leave Aubrie someone else

to look after her in the hallways. I leave Leah Martin toilet paper and rolo’s. I leave

Brayton someone else to argue about basketball with. I leave Sam Garner and Conner

Richards someone to pick on them during baseball. I leave Ian Ollila someone to do our

pre-game warm-up with. I leave “DSAT” more books and paper to stuff his locker with,

and lastly I leave Logan Mills someone else to beat on in the hallways everyday.

Walter Haines: I wish the best of luck to the poor teachers who have to put up with the

junior class for another year. Also to the juniors I leave you….nothing. To everyone

else I leave….also nothing, I am taking everything with me. The things that I do leave is

to everyone the opportunity to find my $100. It is strategically placed somewhere in the

middle school wing. And anyone taking chamber choir…good luck! Lastly to all of you

middle schoolers, unless your name is “google” stop acting like you know everything.

Miceala Harris: I leave Liam McQuiston another friend to roll your eyes at and some-

one else to steal your drum sticks. Grace Ruhlman can take my place bullying chompy

and more moments of laughing until you cry. To Megan Parker I leave more embarrass-

ing snapchats to come and someone else to make them take you places.

Maddie Hessman: To Kayla McCullough I leave several more country men. Logan

Mills, l leave you a box of cracklin’ cat bran. Mary Hogue a prep room free of JP Mor-

gan Chase and a really great speech career. Rose Gigliotti a wonderful rookie to carry

the files. Ryan Hamilton several ugly sweaters. Gary Krenzer a few seashells. The fu-

ture speech presidents pot roast dinners with Mr. Ringer. Adrian Reeher a zombie

apocalypse conversations and the management of only the greatest sax section ever. Ian

Ollilla more really complicated decisions…like what to wear or where to eat. Kendra

Walker many more speech office talks, lots of passion, and a good piece for your senior

year. JanalynMiklas deep chats and sob stories. Andy Brinker “suiciding” with Clifford.

Andrea Sajewski a really good cantor for 10:30 mass.

Allie Howsare:Nick Manfredi gets turkey baster and my llama stuff. Alex Dawson gets

Nick. Anna Robertson gets to remind Shayna to stay away from the microwave. Josh

Robertson my favorite dearest cousin gets my junior prom dress. Kaylie my favorite

little sister gets my dog.

Luke Leonard: I, Luke Leonard, transfer all of my current assets, liabilities, and pos-

sessions over to Aubrie Angermier.

Kelsey Marsh: My brother Tyler I give you, your locker back. I leave you with my

lucky pencil. You only have three years left so have fun, study hard, and do your home-

work. Seth, you only have three years to go, stay in school! Kayleigh Rickard, I leave

you with five more fun-filled years of school, they go by fast. I give you the pink mirror

from my locker. Bobby Rickard, I leave you with three more years of school with my

brother, have fun and stay out of trouble. Kate Shaffer, I leave you all of our fun memo-

ries in Girl Scouts, and the many more still to come.

Megan McKinney: I leave Courtney Young someone else to sing Luke Bryan with. I

leave Nicole Young someone else to punch when they poke her. I leave Emily Young

someone to talk to about everything anything. I leave Adelyn Cook somebody to always

talk to and to watch the Twilight Series with, and to Tanner to try his best in everything

and always work hard.

Erin McLaughlin: I leave my best friend Taylor Moon with a fun and exciting year.

Remember you are too blessed to be stressed. Have fun! To Grace Ruhlman and Megan

Parker I leave all the sass in the world at flag line. Always keep Chompy on her toes!


Erica Schoen

Birthday: February 16, 1996

Place of birth: Day-

ton, OH


PTI for Business

Management and

Travel Management

Brayden Ryan


Place of birth: New Castle, PA

Future plans:

Attend PTI in

July

Natalea Sercia

Birthday: October

3, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans:

Nursing major

Rebecca Shaffer

Birthday: March

30, 1996

Place of birth:

Erie, PA

Future plans: At-

tend a 4 year col-

lege or university

with an undecided major

Kaitlin Sieg

Birthday: April 3,

1996

Place of birth:

Colorado Springs,

CO

Future plans: Col-

lege and move

away

To Ian, Kaitlin Wiggins, and Ryan Hamilton, I leave many more laughs backstage dur-

ing musical. To the resy of the students and staff… Good Luck!

Ryan Micsky: I Ryan Micsky, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath…

To the future owner of the parking spot #87, the joys of having the one unplowed

space… To the future speech vice president, my self-given power of veto and executive

order… To Kate Timashenka, more snacks for study hall… To Megan Parker, the prezi

account and the presentation folders… To Mark Peters, Sean Strain, and Ryan Hamil-

ton, infinite study hall breakfasts… To Emily Kirila, sole responsibility to continue

team dinners.

Lindsey Miller: First I will start off with Annie. Annie, I leave you our room which I

know you desperately wanted. You may also wear whatever clothes I leave behind, but

you do that anyway. Have fun the rest of your high school years. Take care of Nikki

while I am gone. Jordyn and Sami, I leave you the entire clarinet section. Good luck. I

know you two will be great section leaders. Also, keep trying out for honors band. I

know you two will do great. Sarah and Andrea, I feel bad that we are all leaving you

two behind. I leave you two to be in charge of the band. I shall miss you two. Have fun

torturing the rookies. Jaime and Sarah, I leave you two the choir department and all of

the accompanying that comes with it. Good luck. Also, have fun with Mrs. Christy pil-

ing all of the music she can on you two. Jaime I leave you the Jazz band. I know it can

be really hard, but at least pretend that you’re playing (I’ve done that a couple times).

At least know one note of the left hand.

Alexis Mills: Logan Mills, I leave you someone new to take you to school so you don’t

have to ride the bus. Adelyn Cook and Katie McCann I leave you someone knew to sit

with at lunch. Makenzie Guidace, I leave you my parking spot.

Angie Moose: I, Angie Moose, leave Sarah Miller one more glorious year in marching

band and the role of section leader. I know you will lead the trumpets to greatness. Also,

I leave you the fun of dealing with all of the Neanderthals. To Ian Ollila, I also leave

one more glorious year in marching band, Sarah gets to be section leader because she

has seniority over you… sorry. Also, I leave you one more fabulous year in musical,

hopefully you will not be so “poor”. To Ryan Hamilton, I also leave two more fabulous

years in musical and more sessions with Mr. Mushnik. To Little Brinker and MASON, I

leave four more glorious years in marching band and you have my permission to use

pyrotechnics for the suicide. For everything else, I leave to my imagination.

Samantha Moury: Make sure you look up to the seniors, get your work done, don’t

mess around, act like and adult, get good grades, you can have fun but not too much

fun, be responsible, don’t lie, be a good role model, be nice and kind to everyone, never

miss a day of school. You will get good things if you are a good senior. Don’t break the

rules.

Cody Nespor: To Josh Wamboldt and Liam McQuiston I leave the percussion section.

Marching band, pep band, concert band; they are all in your hands now, make us proud.

To Brandon Anderson, Tim Lang, Mark Peters, and Tyler Marsh I leave the bowling

team. You are all great bowlers; I hope you make a winning tradition. To Ian Ollila and

Kyle Wamboldt I leave more interesting lunch conversations. Your inclusion(or lack

thereof) in our lunchtime talks will be surely missed. To Sean Strain I leave logic that is

better than your brother’s. You know what I’m talking about. Finally, to Chris Micsky I

leave a better taste in college sports teams.

Zane O’Brien: For my senior will I leave all of the underclassmen football players a

chance to get Mercer a D-10 title. I leave the future varsity players to continue wearing

neon in games. Also to Kaitlin I leave you the minutes of 7:52 and 11:56.

Kaitlin Perrine: I leave you the “leadership” position of the cross country team. With

that I give you the full permission to lead prayer and keep our chants going. You are

also the new taxi driver. To the girls on the distance team, I leave you the responsibility

of baking Mr. Creasy cookies, especially you Megan Lang! I leave the creasametric

system to you all and expect it to be passed on. Kristen Perrine, I would leave you my

Spanish name but you already took it.

Lacee Phillips: Even though I haven’t attended Mercer High but a year, I have been

through plenty here. I have been through a lot everywhere, moving to Florida for four

years, coming back here, and learning that there are more things to experience than


Arron Stadtfeld



Future plans:

Alexa Sorg

Birthday: February

29, 1996

Place of birth: Grove

City, PA

Future plans: Going

to PTI

Grant Smith

Birthday: May 26,

1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: At-

tend Slippery

Rock University for Parks and Rec-

reation: Resource Management

Elizabeth

Smith

Birthday: Oc-

tober 9, 1995

Place of birth:

New Castle, PA

Future plans:

Attend Seton Hill University and ma-

jor in Nutrition and Dietetics

Katie Skidmore

Birthday: May 28,

1996

Place of birth: Bea-

ver, PA

Future plans: Slippery

Rock University for

Physical Therapy

ever. Never let someone hold you back. Ladies NEVER base anything on a boy. They

are waffles. If Mrs. Santom hasn’t told you this yet, high school never gets easier, nicer,

or whatever. It is not meant to expand your horizons, live with no regrets but never let

your future escape your grip. To those who feel that it is already gone, it is never too

late to better yourselves. No one is better than you, not even me. Seniors, take it day by

day, do not quit trying, it is the home stretch. It is scary, fast, hard, causes tears and

memories which you will never forget. Be involved to the exclusive people. Mrs. Bello,

I give you thanks for lifting my thoughts when I could not pick them up myself. To

Clarissa G, thank you for being my first friend. Nick Manfredi, wow, met you in fourth

grade, left in seventh, and then we happen to graduate together in Mercer rather than

WMHS. Sam Wansor, believe it or not, you gave me inspiration to be a better person,

and I love your clothes! Alivia Young, girl, people hate but just remember everyone has

an opinion, who cares. You always make me smile! Never give up, only three more

years to go! Emily Swartz, you are one of the friendliest people I met here. You’re per-

sonality is straight and forward, nothing better. You will be a person that impacts so

many lives!

Ronald Priester: The one piece of advice I have to offer is to get on Miss Giles’ good

side on day one of her class. It will go a lot smoother for you.

Nicole Redmond: To Aundria Gregory, keep an eye on the boys at lunch and don’t let

them fight over trucks. Have fun! Jake Bartley, one more year. You can do it! Love you.

To Mr. Rust, keep an eye on my brother and do not be scared to smack him around a

little bit. Chase Remond, be good and pull your pants up. I love you! To Bryanna Fedor-

chack, I leave my volleyball and to the volleyball team, keep supporting Florida State

University.

Eli Rutter: I would like to leave all my possessions, house and truck included, to Au-

burn Angermeier.

Erica Schoen: I leave John another year at Mercer. Have fun but also stay focused on

your school work. Also to John and all of his friends, I leave you someone else to take

you home every day, and stay out of trouble. To Riley Kennis I leave you someone else

to obsess over the Pirates with and someone else to exchange weird looks in the hall-

ways.

Kaitlin Sieg: My senior will is more or less to my friends that I just associate with in

school, as well as some of my fellow seniors. You guys made my experience one crazy

ride, and I have gained and lost friendships over the years. I leave my love and memo-

ries; they are some of the most cherished things I have.

Katie Skidmore: My apron I am leaving to someone who will wear it with pride and

honor. I leave Rachel Stine someone to fight with over foods. Rachel Bish, someone to

yell at you at basketball and a new track buddy. I leave Hannah and Jessie to teach some

new freshman. Kayla Mc, STATS! I leave Rachel Evans someone to be lazy with at

track. Noah, someone to annoy you in study hall. Jordan Baker, someone else to mess

with. Dannah, someone else to hit you in the parking lot. Shayna, help Mrs. Lengauer…

Please! And do not use the microwave. To everyone downstairs I leave people to come

visit you so your days are not so boring. Julia, I leave someone else to vent on the way

to school and Matt Mathias, someone else to have a love-hate relationship with.

Liz Smith: I leave Taylor Moon another lovely year at Mercer High School, and lonely

Saturday night’s drinking tea on the kitchen floor with Erin McLaughlin and me. I leave

the ski club in the hands of Nate Cameron and Jake Schmid, even though I know it is

impossible for them to be better skiers than me... Just kidding… Try to have fun without

me! I leave show choir and musical choreography to Kaitlin Wiggins along with finding

a new person to harass. I leave Ian Ollila more lunchbox surprises and Ryan Hamilton

two more fun years in the musical without me. I leave my dance line girls the advice

“when in doubt, swish it out” and Friday night football game memories. Lastly, I leave

all students at MHS a great experience and wish them all good luck.

Grant Smith: To Julia Hile I leave my pep band playlist and the skill to play them well.

To Trevor Ference I leave long, boring Boy Scout meetings with all of the younger

boys. Have fun with that. To Chris Micsky I leave my quads. You will need to replace

the heads as soon as you start playing. Sorry about that. To Jon-Carl Hostetler I leave


Kyle Strain

Birthday: October 3,

1995

Place of birth: Bos-

ton, MA

Future plans: A music

educator

Sarah Stevens

Birthday: October

27, 1995

Place of birth: Mis-

soula, MT

Future plans: Major

in Aeronautical

Engineering and

travel the world

Stephanie Suhrie

Birthday: June 7, 1996

Place of birth: Sharon,

PA


PTI for Business Man-

agement

Kellie Swanson

Birthday: May 6,

1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: 4

year Penn State

Shenango for Agri-

cultural Business

Emily Swartz

Birthday: June 17,

1996

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA


Slippery Rock Univer-

sity for a dual major in

Speech Education/Early Childhood

you your nickname: Jarl. To Josh Guilky I leave you five gallons of diesel. Oh wait

your in my class, sorry, didn’t think you would make it. To Logan Clarke I leave the

nickel you still owe me. I know you won’t pay it back.

Sarah Stevens: I leave the soccer team to Adelyn Cook, you are the only mature one

left, good luck. To Aubrie, Sami, Kelsey, and Haylie I leave my laziness and my ability

to slack off at every practice. To Megan Lang I leave my great knees and all of my boy-

friends. To Mr. Chess, I leave three more fabulous seniors to hang out with first period.

Kyle Strain: I leave my charming personality to Kyle Wamboldt. I leave my parking

space (#4) to my brother but since he won’t get his license he doesn’t need it. I leave

total domination of the Mercer Bands to Andrea Sajewski.

Kellie Swanson: Jessy Cupic, I leave one of my best friends all of our crazy memories,

from almost getting into brawls to our crazy J-twp runs. I love you so much – from your

best friend Kickstand! Kayla McCullough, to my little sister, I leave all of our study hall

memories, sign language across the cafeteria, and the countless memories we’ve shared

together. Alex Denny, I leave my little cousin with the reminder to soak up every mem-

ory of the rest of your high school career. Live each moment to the fullest and take care

of Grayson next year! I love you! Time Lang and Noah Minarik, I leave you guys with

all of our Spanish memories, and all snacks in my purse. “No me gusta!.” Tera and Ty

Porterfield, I leave my little buddies with all our good memories, from doing my nails

for prom, to shooting crossbow for the first time, I’m going to miss you guys! To all the

juniors, make the most of your senior year, take as many college visits as you can, and

apply for all the scholarships that you can. It is going to go so fast, do not let it slip by.

Live up every moment. To the rest of the school; study hard, work harder, and avoid all

the stupid drama because by the time you are a senior, none of it will even matter. Enjoy

your time in high school, it goes by fast.

Emily Swartz: I leave the Four Man Wolf Pack to the softball team. I leave Aubrie

Angermier the ability to give somebody else the “Respect Choke”. I leave Leah Martin

best wishes and better judgment, as well as somebody else to drive home with on I80 at

3AM. I leave my baby sister Kelsey the best last three years of high school possible. I

leave the softball team the Region and District titles and state playoffs. I leave Aubrie

and Sam the couch and food in Mrs. Santom’s office. I leave many more lonely days in

Mrs. Bello’s room to Taylor Moon. I leave Brayton Edwards somebody else to ask peo-

ple to jump his car. Lastly I leave maturity and respect to all the middleschoolers.

Cullen Taddeo: To Adrien Reeher I leave the position of leader of the saxophone sec-

tion. Do not go to mad with power. You have both Maddie and mine’s blessing. To Ian

Ollila I leave a lot of spoons. Stop eating your applesauce with a fork. It’s weird. To

Nate Hinkson I leave the title of Marching Band Loading Crew Captain. I know you

will get the job done. And finally, I bequeath unto Sean Strain the title of the Grand

Master of the Too Cool Lodge and the task to take an apprentice of your own under

your wing. Your time has come protégé.

Bradley Thompson: To Janalyn Miklas, It was incredible being able to meet someone

like you who strongly loves Music and Art. I was able to hear the sounds of opera with

you, as well as have a blast with you in Speech. These memories will remain with me

forever. I leave you my passion for creativity, and I hope you never stop using yours.

To David Miller, I’ve learned from you that even if two people may not have a lot in

common with each other, it doesn’t mean they can’t be best friends. You and I may not

have been friends for long, but I am glad that it was late than never. If there is one thing

we will always have in common, it is that we both think it’s more important to have fun

in life, than to worry about what people think. I leave you my eccentricity, be sure to

use it wisely! To Kendra Walker, You are someone who I can share my views with,

and instead of looking at me like I’m insane you actually get them. You are someone

who finds beauty in almost anything, and so I leave you my open mindedness. Continue

to think about things, and be willing to view things differently than others, it’s a gift!

To Dakota Hinton, You are the most laid back person I know. You’re one of the few

people I’ve ever met who could take something like the end of the world, and make it

seem like nothing is wrong. I leave you my stress and my chaos, and though I know it

may not sound good it’s a compliment, because I know you’re the one who can handle

it. To Maggie Labarge, You have a lot of compassion for others and you always know


Benjamin Wiercinski

Birthday: April 10, 1996


Future plans: Restore old cars

Samantha Wansor

Birthday: February

2, 1996

Place of birth:

Sharon, PA

Future plans: Be-

come a Dermatolo-

gist

Ryan Thorn

Birthday: Septem-

ber 25, 1995

Place of birth:

Greenville, PA

Future plans: At-

tend University of

Kentucky and be a

history teacher

Bradley Thompson

Birthday: Septem-

ber 23, 1995

Place of birth: New

Castle, PA

Future plans: Slip-

pery Rock majoring in Digital Me-

dia Communications

Cullen Taddeo

Birthday: De-

cember 12,

1995

Place of birth:

Sewickley, PA

Future plans: Attend Slippery Rock

University and major in Accounting

Best Friend Cade Adams: Austin King

Rebecca Adams: too many just to

list one.

Lexi Addicott: Liz Smith

Ryder Amon: Dakota Ober and Cody

Patterson

Daniel Anderson: Austin Billingsley

Dylan Angermier: poptarts

Alexis Arkwright: Miceala Harris

Chase Bagnall: Gerald Best

Emily Baker: Sam Moury

Mariah Beeler: Collette Biggs

Laura Bequeath: Mindy Brown, Tay-

lor Carson, Maureen Kennell,

Lindsey Miller, Sarah Miller, Andrea

Sajewski

Erika Berger: Mindy, Sam, Kaitlin

Gerald Best: Logan Cramer

Cody Blose: Jon Hazelet

Kirsten Borden: Alex Dawson

Jessie Brothers: Jon Mathews

Mindy Brown: Maureen, Laura, Tay-

lor, Andrea, Sarah, Lindsey

Kayla Buchanan: Stephanie Suhrie,

and Sam Phillips

Ryan Buchanan: Jake Bartley

Nathan Carlson: Matt Glass and

Trenton Fowler

Taylor Carson: Mindy, Lindsey,

Sarah, Maureen, Cody, Cullen,

Laura, Kyle, Sean, Ryan T. Ryan M,

Ryan H., Andrea, Ian, Kyle W.,

Becca, Grant, Zack

Brandon Chadderton: more than one

Kira Chambers: Erica, Cailee, and

Colton

Leslie Colonello: Tylin Schoen

Shannon Conner: Kira

Logan Cramer: Gerald Best

Bradley Davanzo: Sean Dixon and

Brett Habbyshaw

Jarred Davis: Cody Blose

Alexandria Dawson: Bree Sigwalt

Sean Dixon: Brett Habbyshaw, Bray-

den Ryan, Brad D. , Logan C, Ge-

rald B, Colton P, Chase B, Matt Hoff-

man

Brittany Duncan: Breanna Buchan-

how to find a way to help people when they need it. Whether it is bringing someone an

extra hoodie when you know someone might need it, or trying to help someone find a

ride to a homecoming game. I leave you my compassion, even though you already have

more than most people. To Andrew Zitko, Even though people may think of you as

being a serious person, there’s not one of your friends who doesn’t know you have an

incredible sense of humor! You always know how to make someone laugh when they

need it, and so I leave you my laughter, which I know has a very strange sound to it at

times.

Ryan Thorn: Upon the reading of this senior will, all of these items or memories will

be left to the following people. To Brianna Jarrett, I leave you full control of the trom-

bone section. To Dakota Hinton, I leave you the weird conversations during Wind En-

semble and HaN. To Chris Majonek, I leave you more interesting study hall talks and

activities. To Trevor Ference, I leave you another person to share our fun talks in Wind

Ensemble and Statistics, and to tell you what we are doing in Biology for that day. To

Andrea Sajewski, I leave another person to remind you that you are short. To Sarah

Miller, I leave you in depth talks about musicals. To Kyle Wamboldt, I leave you a

spoon to eat your applesauce. To Ian Ollila, I leave you another person to give you

handshakes almost every day. And to Sean Strain, I leave you more people to play

Golden Orb, and everything else that I couldn’t specifically give to anyone else.

Samantha Wansor: To my baby sis, I leave you my attitude and sass and my amazing

fashion sense. Teach these females a thing or two baby gurl! I also leave you patience

to not beat up everyone in this school. I know, it’s rough. To Trent and Ricky I leave

you Katie McCann, I hope she can handle you two wild kids. To Annie Miller, I leave

you the responsibility of watching over my sis, Maddie. If anything bad happens to her,

you are gonna get it.


Kaitlyn Zelman

Birthday: January 24,

1996

Place of birth: Dubois,

PA


Edinboro University

for 4 years and gradu-

ate with a bachelors in nursing

Justin Moon: Andy

Angela Moose: Ausytn Pipenheggan

Samantha Moury: Emily Baker

Cailee Murray : Erica Schoen

Cody Nespor: Ryan And Cullen

Zane O ’ Brien: Brian, RJ, Billy,

Brayton

Cody Patterson: Ryder Amon

Kaitlin Perrine : Sam Wansor and

Carly Smith

Brian Phillips: Brayton Edwards

Lacee Phillips: Marrissa Mihalcin

Samantha Phillips: Kayla Buchanan

and Stephanie Suhrie

Colton Price: Gerald, Sean, Brad,

Matt, Logan, Brayden

Nicole Redmond: Becky, Aundria

and Jake

Amy Ruhlman: Liz Smith

Elijah Rutter: My mommy

Brayden Ryan: Gerald, Logan, Sean

Erica Schoen: Cailee Murray

Natalea Sercia: Ben

Rebecca Shaffer: Maddie Hessman

Kaitlin Sieg: Gabbie Viscomi

Katie Skidmore: My purse, Alexis

and Brooke-Trout

Elizabeth Smith : Erin, Amy, Lexi

Addicot, Lexie Arkwright, Taylor

Moon

Grant Smith: Walter Haines

Alexa Sorg: Ashlie, Allie, Emily,

Sam, Kelsey

Sarah Stevens: Brooklyn

Kyle Strain: Cullen Taddeo

Kellie Swanson: Emily Garrett and

Kayla McCullough

Emily Swartz: Leah Matain

Cullen Taddeo: Cody, Kyle, Ryan,

Maddie

Bradley Thompson: Dakota Hinton,

Andrew Zitko, David Miller, Maggie

Labarge, Kendra Walker, and Jana-

lyn Miklas

Ryan Thorn: Kyle, Cullen, Cody,

Taylor

Samantha Wansor: My sister, Mad-

die and my puppy Mishka

Benjamin Wiercinski: Ryan Buchan-

nan

Kaitlyn Zelman:Erin, Maureen ,Liz

nan

Megan Duncan: Serrena Shultz

Taylor Ferguson: I have way too

many

Jordan Fisher: Alexis Mills

Nicholas Flannery: My dog

Trenton Fowler: Chase Hoffman

Trevor Fowler: Preston Hoover

Emily Garrett : Kellie Swanson and

Kayla McCullough

Joshua Gilkey: Garrett Kuhn

Landen Glass: Trevor, Trenton, Nate

and Dylan

Matthew Glass: Nate Carlson

Clarissa Gleisner: Stephanie Suhrie

Christopher Grove: I have a lot of

friends

Nathan Guiler: Trenton Fowler

Walter Haines: Grant Smith, Luke

Leonard

Micaela Harris: Lexie Arkwright

Jonathon Hazelet: Cody Blose

Madeline Hessmann: T-Dubbz the

composer not the rapper

Chase Hoffman: Trenton Fowler

Matthew Hoffman: Gerald Best

Zackery Horchler: Cody Patterson

Allie Howsare: Mr. Boulyard

Ashlie Howsare: Kelsey Marsh and

Brittany Reno

Brenton Kaster: Alex Dawson

Maureen Kennell: Mindy Brown

Xackery Kerins: too many too count

Luke Leonard: Logan Clarke

Amberlyn Light: Tiffany Corvino

Dylan Mandell: Walter Haines

Kelsey Marsh: Everyone at my lunch

table

Brooke McCullough: Sarah Stevens

and Taylor Ferguson

Rebecca McCullough : Nicole Red-

mond

Megan McKinney: Alexis, Lexie, Jor-

dan, Emily, Nicole, Courtney

Erin Mclaughlin: Liz, Taylor, Katie,

Maureen, Ryan

Andrew Meager: Justin Moon

Lindsey Miller: Mindy, Maureen,

Taylor, Laura, Sarah, Andrea

Alexis Mills: Jordan, Megan,

Makenzie

"Don't Stop Believin'" Just a small town girl

Livin' in a lonely world

She took the midnight train

Goin' anywhere

Just a city boy

Born and raised in South Detroit

He took the midnight train

Goin' anywhere

A singer in a smokey room

A smell of wine and cheap perfume

For a smile they can share the night

It goes on and on and on and on

Strangers waiting

Up and down the boulevard

Their shadows searching

In the night

Streetlights, people

Livin' just to find emotion

Hidin' somewhere in the night

Workin' hard to get my fill

Everybody wants a thrill

Payin' anything to roll the dice

Just one more time

Some will win

Some will lose

Some were born to sing the blues

Oh, the movie never ends

It goes on and on and on and on

Strangers waiting

Up and down the boulevard

Their shadows searching

In the night


Livin' just to find emotion

Hidin' somewhere in the night

Don't stop believin'

Hold on to that feelin'


Don't stop believin' Hold on


Don't stop believin'

Hold on to that feelin'


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