The Observer

2013 Senior Edition

Mr. John Carmigiano Advisor

Tricia Rice Editor-in-Chief

Charlie Rice Jessie Pincombe

Matt Serafine Tim Romanotto Managing Editors

IT’S NOT THE END,

IT’S JUST THE BEGINNING...

Favorite Year of H.S. Erin O'Callaghan: Senior Benjamin Blaich: Senior Jacob Dunbar: Junior Clay Vaughan: “All of my years here were great.” Tyler Mayfield: Senior Will Hazen: Senior Mitchell Green: “When I get out.” Noah Berg: Freshman and Senior David Bruening: Senior Sierra Benson: Senior Mary Trikilis: Junior and Sen-ior year Leigha Beliveau: Junior Natalie Votaw: Junior and Senior Brittany Piper: Freshman Elizabeth Han: Freshman and Senior Amanda Barry: Freshman Morgan Eyring: Junior Emily Chudzinski: Senior Jess Kane: Senior

Leah Casey: Freshman Hallee Borchart: Senior Ciara Farnsworth: Senior Timmy Hornbeck: Junior Kate Schwanke: Senior Hailey Skraba: Freshman Samantha Adams: Freshman and Senior Angela Landrum: Senior Lauren Strebel: Senior Allison Fazio: Senior Rebecca Hughes: Freshman and Senior Nick Riedel: Sophmore Tessa Plazek: Freshman and Senior Tiffany Rohm: Senior Trevar Dahl: “Senior!!!” Aubrey Tate: Senior Amanda Hammond: Senior Jacob Markert: Senior Mariah Wood: Sophomore Emily Chester: Senior

Jacob Venus: Senior Kellianne Rinearson: Senior Rebecca Polchek: Junior Jessie Pincombe: Junior Matt Serafine: Freshman Erika Kost: Freshman Eddie Andrews: Senior Sam Hunt: “Senior year, of course.” Lindsey Hansen: Sophomore Ryan Bastian: Junior Rebecca Simpson: Senior Meleah Hansen: Sophomore Chelsey Vicker: Freshman Dani Koval: Freshman Rebecca Hobbs: Senior year

Favorite TV Show David Bruening: Yu-gi-oh Sierra Benson: Pokemon Mary Trikilis: Ninja Turtles Leigha Beliveau: Malcolm in the Middle Natalie Votaw: Spongebob Squarepants Brittany Piper: Scooby Doo Elizabeth Han: Drake and Josh Amanda Barry: Big Comfy Couch Morgan Eyring: Arthur Emily Chudzinski: Blues Clues Jess Kane: Sailor Moon Leah Casey: CatDog Hallee Borchart: Hey Arnold Ciara Farnsworth: Pokemon Timmy Hornbeck: Steve the Crocodile Hunter Kate Schwake: Blue Clues Tricia Rice: Rocket Power Hailey Skraba: Barney Sam Adams: Full House

Angela Landrum: Arthur Lauren Strebel: Spongebob Allison Fazio: Lizzie McGuire Rebecca Hughes: Rocket Power Nick Riedel: The Twilight Zone Tessa Plazek: Hannah Mon-tana Tiffany Rohm: Rugrats Trevar Dahl: Power Rangers Aubrey Tate: Pokemon Amanda Hammond: Telitub-bies Jacob Markert: Dragon Tails Mariah Wood: That’s So Ra-ven Emily Chester: Pokemon Rebecca Polchek: Rocket Power Jessie Pincombe: Spongebob Matt Serafine: Yu-gi-oh Erika Kost: Comfy Couch Eddie Andrews: The Wild Thornberrys Samantha Hunt: Captian Planet

Lindsey Hansen: Hey Arnold Ryan Bastian: Bob the Builder Rebecca Simpson: Dexter's Laboratory Meleah Hansen: Rocket Power Chelsey Vicker: Full House Jacob Venus: Little Bear Kellianne Rinearson: Liberty Kids Benjamin Blaich: Spongebob Jacob Dunbar: Pokemon Clay Vaughan: Cyberchase Tyler Mayfield: Rugrats Will Hazen: Rocket Power Mitchell Green: Pokemon Noah Berg: Rocket Power Erin O' Callaghan: Scooby Doo Kendall Yuhas: Rugrats Dani Koval: Spongebob Tim Romanotto: Rocket Power and Spongebob Rebecca Hobbs: The Power-puff Girls

g{tà Y|Üáà ^|áá Natalie Votaw: Brandon Jenkins Leigha Beliveau: Jacob Wolf Mary Trikilis: Coty Bates Sierra Benson: Doug Lawrence David Bruening: Kierstin Jenkins Amanda Barry: “No one EVER needs to know.” Brittany Piper: Zack Miglich Angela Landrum: “Hahahahahahaha!” Sam Adams: Austin Roberts Hailey Skraba: Corey Daily Tricia Rice: Kyle Swiger Kate Schwanke: Kevin Martin Timmy Hornbeck: Brenna Walters Ciara Farnsworth: Some kid named Dan Hallee Borchart: Kevin Martin Leah Casey: Kyle Church Emily Chudzinski: Adam Garfield

Morgan Eyring: Noah Berg Emily Chester: “I don’t kiss and tell.” Mariah Wood: Matt Serafine Jacob Markert: Kelsey Duncan Amanda Hammond: Curtis Connell Trevar Dahl: “Does a baby goat count?” Tiffany Rohm: “Has not hap-pened, yet.” Tessa Plazek: Eddie Andrews Nick Riedel: Victoria Renew Rebecca Hughes: Jack Manthey Allison Fazio: Brandon Johnson Lauren Strebel: Jace Manges Jacob Venus: Courtney Andel Chelsey Vicker: Scott Eby Meleah Hansen: “Ehhh...” Rebecca Simpson: TBA Lindsey Hansen: Jacob Gibson Eddie Andrews: Mackie Crawford

Erika Kost: Tyler Huff Matt Serafine: Bridget Read Jessie Pincombe: Kyle Church Rebecca Polchek: Noah Berg Noah Berg: Becca Polchek Mitchell Green: Destiny Minehart Will Hazen: “Ehhh... no an-swer, I forget.” Tyler Mayfield: “A girl from Barberton when I was three.” Clay Vaughan: “I haven’t kissed a girl yet.” Jacob Dunbar: “That’s for me to know.” Dani Koval: Dominic Scarberry Kendall Yuhas: Jake Thayer Erin O'Callaghan: Matt Stephens Rebecca Hobbs: Neville Longbottom

Who’s Your Secret Crush? Erin O' Callaghan: J.D. Schleich Jacob Dunbar: “Shhh, it’s a secret.” Clay Vaughan: “I have a crush on quite a few girls here.” Will Hazen: “Really don’t have one.” Tyler Mayfield: Jackie Cotman Benjamin Blaich: Betty White Mitchell Green: Catherine Tish David Bruening: “It’s a se-cret...duh!” Noah Berg: Maddie Brant Sierra Benson: Nathan Webster Leigha Beliveau: Jacob Scott Brittany Piper: Jared Talmon Morgan Eyring: Noah Berg (shh...don’t tell!) Emily Chudzinski: Kevin Martin Amanda Barry: Scott Fagan Ciara Farnsworth: Nate Stallard

Timmy Hornbeck: Hailey Skraba Kate Schwanke: Dan Chudzinski Samantha Adams: Anthony Kozma Angela Landrum: Justin Eidens Lauren Strebel: Michael Martin Allison Fazio: Skiz, Garrison Flora Rebecca Hughes: Tommy Hill, Jacob Owens, & Kenny Richley Tessa Plazek: Brice Bechtel Tricia Rice: Kevin Martin Nick Riedel: Kate Upton Aubrey Tate: Chase Walkup Trevar Dahl: Hallee Borchart Amanda Hammond: Connor Carneal Emily Chester: Channing Tatum Jacob Venus: Kenzie Vargo Kellainne Rinearson: Isaac Asmov

Jacob Markert: Kensey Spinder Jessie Pincombe: Tim Romanotto Tiffany Rohm: “It’s a secret for a reason.” Erika Kost: Joe Nespeca Matt Serafine: Hott Morgan Eddie Andrews: Allison Fazio Rebecca Polchek: Reagan Walter, Zac Buchan Mariah Wood: Zac Buchan Hailey Skraba: Tiffany Packard Samantha Hunt: El Juegar (Mrs. Krueger) Hallee Borchart: Trevar Dahl Lindsey Hansen: Tyler Beery Leah Casey: Garrison Flora Rebecca Simpson: “No Com-ment.” Meleah Hansen: Jake Stevens

Future Bound  Eddie Andrews: Ole Miss Samantha Hunt: Univer-sity of Toledo Lindsey Hansen: Kent State University Rebecca Simpson: Cedar-ville University

Tricia Rice: Bluffton Uni-versity Chelsey Vicker: Kent State University Lauren Strebel: Muskin-gum University Allison Fazio: Western

Carolina University Rebecca Hughes: Miami Uni-versity Tessa Plazek: Miami Univer-sity Trevar Dahl: Brigham Young University

Aubrey Tate: Kent State Jacob Markert: University of Northwestern Ohio Morgan Eyring: University of Cincinnati

Emily Chudzinski: Ashland University

Hallee Borchart: Kent State University Timmy Hornbeck: United States Marine Core Hailey Skraba: The United States Navy Brittany Piper: University of Toledo Amanda Barry: Ohio Wesleyan University David Brokering: University of Akron Sierra Benson: University of Akron Leigha Beliveau: University of Akron Natalie Votaw: Working for Westfield Insurance Mary Trikilis: University of Akron Elizabeth Han: Ohio State University Angela Landrum: Ohio Wesleyan University Sam Adams: Akron Kate Schwanke: Kent State University Ciara Farnsworth: University of Akron

Leah Casey: Ohio Northern Jess Kane: “Undecided, but Art And Music for sure.” Emily Chester: University of Akron Mariah Wood: Ohio State University Amanda Hammond: United States Army Tiffany Rohm: Thiel College Nick Riedel: University of Ak-ron Wayne Campus Kellianne Rinearson: Wright State University Jacob Venus: Family Business Meleah Hansen: Kent State University Ryan Bastian: Ashland Uni-versity Erika Kost: Kent State Uni-versity Matt Serafine: Ashland Uni-versity Jessie Pincombe: Ashland University Rebecca Polchek: Kent State University Noah Berg: University of Cin-cinnati Mitchell Green: University of Akron

Will Hazen: Tri-C Tyler Mayfield: University of Akron Clay Vaughan: University of Akron Jacob Dunbar: University of Richmond Benjamin Blaich: Kent State University Kendall Yuhas: Kent State University Dani Koval: Kent State Uni-versity Erin O'Calloghan: University of Cincinnati Rebecca Hobbs: The Ohio State University

I Will You…. Tessa Plazek: “Sierra- my eyes and peanut butter pie rec-ipe. Brian- an endless supply of Baklava, and Mollie- my swim spirit.” Rebecca Hughes: “My charm and good looks to Rebecca Baker, my volleyball spirit and skills to Brooke Bell, and my car, clothes, and smarts to Camille Hughes.” Allison Fazio: “My butt to Katelyn Heckman, my jumps to K.D. Smith, and my speed to Kelsen Lewarchick.” Lauren Strebel: “My awe-someness to Katelyn Heckman, my princess math folder to Jacob Kaus, #11 to Kelsen Le-warchick, my beautiful singing to K.D. Smith, and my mom-like qualities to Sierra Pickett.” Angela Landrum: “I will Summer Ortman my sense of humor, Derek Stallard my good looks, and Paige Barnum my French speaking abilities.” Sam Adams: “I will Camille my long eyelashes, and I also will her and Kelsen my good looks because your both ugly.” Kate Schwanke: “I will my singing voice to Nicole Rhoads, my acting skills to Dan Chudzinski, and my long legs to Robyn Tresch.”

Morgan Eyring: “My volley-ball hops to Kaylee Gutschow.” Jess Kane: “I will my encyclo-pedic knowledge of Mrs. Krueger’s room to Meka, and my artistic oddities to E.T.” Chelsey Vicker: “I will Nichole Rhoads my swing choir executive duties and my academic O.C.D.” Amanda Barry: “Everything goes to Wyatt Nagy. Except Mary.” Emily Chudzinski: “I will my brother my outgoing personal-ity.” Elizabeth Han: “Briceford- my swim team cheerfulness, Jake Thacker- my Asianness, and Sierra Pickett- my inno-cence.” Brittany Piper: “My seat on the basketball bench for foul-ing.” Leigha Beiveau: “I will lend Justin my cool blue pen.” Sierra Benson: “Jurni Harmon gets the authority and loudness of the trumpet section.” Mary Trikilis: “A happy rela-tionship to Sara Meckley.” David Bruening: “Kendra Nichols, Michaela Schroeder,

Rachel Pilar, Allison Ditch, Jurni Jarmon, and Hannah Christian have my permission to write my name on Mr. Win-ter’s board.” Mitchell Green: “I will give Sarah Oakes four dollars.” Benjamin Blaich: “My cheeri-ness to Jacob Kavs, and my humor to Kenny Richley.” Tyler Mayfield: “I will my French knowledge to all of the little French 3’s, and my talka-tiveness to whoever gets the Most Talkative Award next year.” Will Hazen: “Hazen...get it?” Clay Vaughan: “I will do my best to have a good successful future and help out nice people. I will also stay in contact with my friends.” Jacob Dunbar: “I leave the men’s tennis team to J.J. Mar-tin and my hair to Dakota Dun-can.” Erin O'Callaghan: “I will my volleyball skills to Brooke Bell and my Honda to my brother.” Meleah Hansen: “Devin Cun-nigham my good looks, and Charlie Rice my manly voice.” Rebecca Simpson: “I will my impact leadership to Janelle Jordan.”

Leah Casey: “My red headed sassiness to Janelle Jordan.” Lindsey Hansen: “I will Robyn Tresch my kreeble epi-sodes.” Hallee Borchart: “I will my taco dip recipe to all the swing choir babies!” Hailey Skraba: “My sass to Natalie Martz.” Mariah Wood: “I will Josh Butt my smile and positive atti-tude!” Rebecca Polchek: “I will Max Hamilton my good looks and Nicole Rhoads my dance moves.” Eddie Andrews: “Pole Vault skills to Cloverleaf’s 15-foot jumper James Rinehart.” Kendall Yuhas: “I will Emily Peterson and Jessie Linde-meyer a tailgating staff mem-bership.” Dani Koval: “I will Logan Detwiler a place in the football staff, and the life of the party to Emily Peterson.” Matt Serafine: “I leave all my books to my teachers...and all my answers to the students.” Jacob Markert: “Pecs to Kenny.” Kellianne Rinearson: “I will the Cloverleaf History Club to Diggy Ruebennsaal and Sharra Lacshendeo.”

Emily Chester: “To Kevin Chester- my good looks and my cat.” Amanda Hammond: “My gluteous maximus to Sara Fair-bairn.” Trevar Dahl: “My trombone skills to Ben Stefanko, my singing voice to Bethany Sul-livan, my acting skills to Kevin and Michael Martin, and my aura of awesomeness to Emily and Sarah Som-mers.” Aubrey Tate: “I will my tenor saxophone skills to Spenser Sheldon.” Nicholous Riedel: “My negoti-ating skills to Michaela Schroeder, my kahki’s to Tim Sprowl, and my love of science to Sara Meckley.” Rebecca Hobbs: “I leave my music-note-shaped silly band to Kendra Nichols to hold her music together.”

2013

Seniors 2013

Leaving High School

By Charlie-Ann Rice Leaving high school is a major step in anybody’s life because they’re leaving a comfort zone that they’ve known for the past four years and are moving out into “the real world.” Some seniors could not be more ecstatic to leave the place they think has been too control-ling and strict throughout their high school careers. These seniors most likely have had everything planned since the first day of their senior year. They’ve picked out the college they’ll be attending, who their roommate will be, and what they want to major in. “I can’t wait to get out of high school and finally leave and go to college,” shared senior Matt Sere-

fine, who will be attending Ash-land University in the fall. On the other hand, there are seniors that could not be more nervous to be leaving the place that has been their home during the past four years. The reasons for being nervous are unlimited, depending on the person. The number one reasons sen-iors may be nervous to leave high school is obvious - they don’t know what to do with their life. They haven’t decided a major, where they’ll go to college, or if they want to take time off after high school to possibly join the Armed Forces. Another leading reason why kids are nervous to leave high school is because they’ll be leav-

ing their friends and family be-hind. It’s easy to see that when you leave high school and go off to college, it becomes easy to drift away from the people you were once closest with. You go away to college and get busy with new classes and start making new friends and it becomes easier to forget about texting your friends you used to talk to every day. For some people, this works out for the better because their friends from high school might not have been the best for them. Whatever the case may be, there is a special feeling, and a transition in life, as you walk away from your high school for the last time. We hope that the Class of 2013 will accomplish all they have set out to do!

Seniors are ready to get out and experience a whole new world after graduation. Photo Courtesy of the Equestrian

Favorite Sport/Club Memory Kate Schwanke: “The meets in cross country, wobbling dur-ing the fall play, and every Swing Choir concert.” Jeremy Gbur: “Hail Mary at Highland my junior year.” Ciara Farnsworth: Sopho-more fall play Tim Romanotto: “The Revere game my junior year going into 9 innings and having eight game-saving catches.” Jessica Kane: “Being part of Academic Challenge when we went to Nationals.” Kellianne Rinearson: “When Academic Challenge won Re-gionals on my birthday last year.” Eddie Andrews: “Playing golf at Westfield.” Amanda Barry: “Friday night football games with the March-ing Band, Josh Brown falling in the mud, Todd putting his pants on backwards/wearing red Converse, and Katie pantsing Mike in the middle of practice.” Jessie Pincombe: “In the locker room sophomore year, Price told the basketball team he’d catch a grenade for us.” Hailey Skraba: “Freshman basketball with those girls was amazing.”

Erika Kost: “Team Bonding every year with the soccer team.” Tiffany Rohm: “At my last band performance, when I cried and my whole section hugged me. It made me feel so loved...even though it made me cry more!” Chelsey Vicker: “Playing 'Never Have I Ever' in the coat closet at Choo Choo Chow Chow...and Mr. Timm never failing to walk in at the most inappropriate times...” Kendall Yuhas: “Locker room talks/activities with the basket-ball girls.” Aubrey Tate: “Senior Night with the Marching Band.” Timmy Hornbeck: Baseball Trevar Dahl: “Being a senior in Marching Band, playing the lead in the musical and the fall play, and partying with my Swing Choir family.” Amanda Hammond: “Senior year soccer, and team bonding/ team deal.” Morgan Eyring: “Volleyball bus rides and dance parties during warm-ups.” Jacob Markert: “Getting mooned at Brandy Wine.”

Hallee Borchart: “Getting a 1 in competition in Swing Choir for all the three years I've been in it.” Lindsey Hansen: “Camping out with my senior cheerlead-ers at Marie’s house.” Sam Adams: “7th and 8th grade basketball with Mr. Mental...” Leah Casey: “Booping people with Sierra and the rest of the cross country team.” Dani Koval: “Disney World with the softball team.” Matt Serafine: “Holiday Val-ley my freshman year.” Samantha Hunt: “Going to Washington DC with the AC team and playing Egyptian Rat Screw at midnight in the hotel lobby.” Mariah Wood: “Singing One Direction in the tennis van.” Rebecca Polchek: “Senior year, soccer season...all of it.” Tricia Rice: “My entire fresh-man and sophomore year of cross country...and mud sliding during one of the rainiest prac-tices ever.” Erin O'Callaghan: “Winning on senior night and playing on Varsity for postseason as a freshman.”

Elizabeth Han: “Swim bus bonding behind a car acci-dent.” Will Hazen: “The Hail Mary against Highland.” Lauren Strebel: “Disney-freshman and junior year, and Choo Choo Chow Chow with Swing Choir.” Clay Vaughan: “Playing vol-leyball in the gym.” Jacob Dunbar: “Winning sec-tionals my freshman year.” Angela Landrum: “Winning SL in shot put 2012 and spend-ing time with the team.” Brittany Piper: “Jessie Linde-myer telling the ref at Copley that he was awful.” Sierra Benson: Mr. Carasea rolling in the mud at the Wadsworth away game sopho-more year.” David Bruening: “Being an example of a good marcher during Marching Band.” Noah Berg: “Freshman year soccer at Travis and Connor’s when Grant Brodnik and Tyler Saffle lit the driveway on fire.” Mary Trikilis: “Doing drills with the Marching Band and spinning the pretty flags.” Tyler Mayfield: Time Capsule Committee

Ryan Bastian: Impact retreats Meleah Hansen: “Varsity foot-ball cheer with my best friends.” Rebecca Simpson: “Getting the lead in the One Acts my sophomore year.” Jackie Cotman: “Being Trevar Dahl’s stage mommy.” Emily Chudzinksi: “Swim team bonding.” Rebecca Hughes: “Volleyball senior night, Student Council decorating.” Allison Fazio: “Sleepover with the senior cheerleaders in Marie’s tent.” Tessa Plazek: “Swim team bonding when we were stuck on the bus on the way home from Barberton.” Rebecca Hobbs: Marching Band senior night.

Kendall Yuhas: “Graduated from college, married with a successful job, starting a fam-ily.” Chelsey Vicker: “Happily married, established in my ca-reer, and with my first baby on the way.” Tiffany Rohm: “I hope to have a job and a husband that I love.” Erika Kost: “Have a job as a nurse, married with a kid.” Hailey Skraba: “Almost re-tired from the Navy with kids and married.” Jacob Markert: “Head of de-sign at Chevy Motor Corp.” Jessie Pincombe: “I hope to be out of Ohio and in Florida, hopefully working at my dream job, and have a family.” Amanda Barry: “Living on an island with a castle filled with cats... or working in a research lab in Chicago while working to get my Ph.D.” Eddie Andrews: “JAG Lawyer in the U.S. Army.” Kellianne Rinearson: “I hope to have a family of my own and a successful career in 10 years.”

Jess Kane: “Happy, where ever I am to be happy. Writing, making art, and enjoying life.” Rebecca Polchek: “Married to Taylor Lautner and living in New York making millions.” Tricia Rice: “Just standing on my own two feet, wherever that may be!” Erin O' Callaghan: “Married, with a house; have a job help-ing people, somewhere in Europe.” Liz Han: “Doing whatever I can with whatever I’ve got.” Tim Romanotto: “Orlando, Florida, working in Disney.” Ciara Farnsworth: “Married to Nick Jonas.” Jeremy Gbur: “Somewhere with nice weather.” Kate Schwanke: “I hope to be working in public relations, married, and starting a family.” Emily Chester: “Married and be a chemical engineer at Her-shey.” Angela Landrum: “I’m only 18; I don’t even know what I’m doing tomorrow.” Jacob Dunbar: “Either play-ing professional tennis or do-ing something.”

Clay Vaughan: “I’m not sure yet.” Lauren Strebel: “Finishing medical school or working in a hospital, in a relationship with an awesome man!” Will Hazen: “My own place, steady job, possibly a family.” Mariah Wood: “Somewhere with nice weather.” Samantha Hunt: “Where? On Mars! As an astronaut princess engineering professor. In real-ity, I hope to be out of college working in the computer sci-ence/Mech Engineering field.” Matt Serafine: “Rich with a physical therapy degree.” Dani Koval: “Teaching a spe-cial needs class.” Leah Casey: “Living some-where warm with my family and hairless cats.” Sam Adams: “Finally passing Spanish.” Lindsey Hansen: “Running a resort in Key West, Florida, making millions.” Hallee Borchart: “I hope to have a nice job and be happily married.” Amanda Hammond: “An of-ficer of the United States Army

10 Years from Right Now...

Aubrey Tate: “I plan to be working in a mental ward with a master’s degree in psychol-ogy.” Tessa Plazek: “In 10 years, I hope to have a family and to be an early education teacher.” Allison Fazio: “Working with the FBI, happily married, and living in Charleston, South Carolina.” Rebecca Hughes: “Have my own architechture firm design-ing and restoring homes, mar-ried with kids.” Emily Chudzinski: “I hope to be a nurse living somewhere warm.” Jackie Cotman: “Acting in New York.” Rebecca Simpson: “Happily married to a hot Christian man and rocking my new born baby to sleep.” Meleah Hansen: “Be married and have a successful job and family.” Mitchell Green: “A psychia-trist or a bartender, or maybe a rock star.” Benjamin Blaich: “Married, with at least two masters de-grees, and a published author.” Ryan Bastian: “I don’t know!” Tyler Mayfield: “Teaching, married, have a house, and maybe a couple of kids.”

Mary Trikilis: “Married and in a high paying job at a hos-pital for ultrasound and possi-bly two kids.” Noah Berg: “Being a resi-dent married, maybe a kid.” David Bruening: “Out of my parent’s house.” Sierra Benson: “In 10 years, I’d like to be living in NY or California making my way up to a casting director.” Natalie Votaw: “Westfield Insurance.” Leigha Beliveau: “Out of college, have a great job, maybe have someone special in my life, most of all, I hope to be happy.” Brittany Piper: “Rich and married with kids.” Trevar Dahl: “Somewhere awesome... doing something awesome.” Timmy Hornbeck: “Out of the Marines.”

Most Likely to….

Take Over the World: Seth Detwiler Skip Our 10 Year Reunion:

Austin Roberts & Jackie Cotman

Wear Camo To Their Wedding:

Hailey Skraba

Live With Their Parents: Meleah Hansen

Get Married Right after High School:

Joe Zeigler & Jamie Rouse

Become a Millionaire: Ryan Bastian

Become a Crazy Cat Lady:

Hallee Borchart

Dream Job Rebecca Simpson: “Working as a family counselor.” Tricia Rice: “I just want to move to Nashville and become some-one’s publicist.” Benjamin Blaich: Author Meleah Hansen: House wife Tyler Mayfield: “A 5th grade teacher in a rural school district.” Tim Romanotto: Disney World Employee Will Hazen: “Running my own business.” Jacob Dunbar: Professional ten-nis player Erin O'Callaghan: Criminal Pro-filer Lindsey Hansen: “Be the head of a resort!” Hallee Borchart: Fashion stylist or fashion blogger Samantha Hunt: Space princess/artist/game designer Hailey Skraba: Trophy wife Mariah Wood: Pop star! Rebecca Polchek: Fashion direc-tor Eddie Andrews: Corporate law-yer or senator Nicholas Riedel: Naval research scientist

Aubrey Tate: Disney Princess/Pokemon trainer Trevar Dahl: “The owner of Dis-ney World... or run the craziest zoo ever.” Amanda Hammond: “Being paid to travel.” Emily Chester: Chemical engi-neer for Hershey Jeremy Gbur: Jedi Jacob Venus: Iron Man Kellianne Rinearson: Author Jessie Pincombe: Personal nutri-tionist Tiffany Rohm: CEO of a major company Erika Kost: Pediatric nurse Matt Serafine: “Physical thera-pist for the Indianapolis Colts.” Dani Koval: Special needs teacher Leah Casey: Trophy wife Samantha Adams: “One that makes a lot of money.” Angela Landrum: “Daredevil skydiver – like Felix-Baumgarther.” Lauren Strebel: Orthopedic Elizabeth Han: “Traveling the world and helping people in need.”

Brittany Piper: Student driver in Hollywood Natalie Votaw: National Geo-graphic Photographer Leigh Beliveau: Photographer for National Geographic Sierra Benson: Casting director in Hollywood Mary Trikilis: “To work as an ultra sound technician.” Noah Berg: Doctor David Bruening: Game designer Mitchell Green: Rock star Allison Fazio: “Working with the FBI.” Rebecca Hughes: Architect Emily Chudzinski: Disney Prin-cess at Disney World Amanda Barry: “Journalist for Rolling Stone, also an ice cream taster and crazy cat lady.” Chelsey Vicker: Endocrinologist Kendall Yuhas: Pediatric nurse Jess Kane: Author/Artist Ciara Farnsworth: “Still figur-ing that out...” Kate Schwanke: Performer on Broadway Morgan Eyring: FBI Agent Rebecca Hobbs: “The voice of an animated character.”

Thanks For the Memories Jess Kane: “Winning 3rd place in the art show.” Chelsey Vicker: “Any laughs that I shared with my friends.” Amanda Barry: “The Fantas-tic Four.” Emily Chudzinksi: “When the bus broke down on the way home from the Barberton Swim Meet.” Elizabeth Han: “Good friend moments!” Brittany Piper: “Tailgating at football games with everyone.” Leigha Beliveau: “Meeting so many new friends.” Natalie Votaw: “Jacob Sideris asking me to Prom my fresh-man year.” Sierra Benson: “Senior Night with the marching band.” Mary Trikilis: “Falling in love with Coty Bates.” Noah Berg: “Friday Night Lights.” David Bruening: “Marching Band Disney trip.” Mitchell Green: “When I stayed home one day.” Tessa Plazek: “Advanced Art class!”

Rebecca Hughes: “All of Ad-vanced Art.” Allison Fazio: “There are too many!” Tricia Rice: “Taking Rebecca Simpson to the Red Tour, and high-fiving Taylor Swift!” Lauren Strebel: “Singing and dancing to “Wanna Be” by The Spice Girls in Disney with Carm.” Angela Landrum: “All of my junior and senior year.” Sam Adams: “Going out to eat every day after Marketing Ed. with the whole class” Leah Casey: “Circle time and Christmas ornaments in Ad-vanced Art.” Dani Koval: “I don’t remem-ber my best memories.” Matt Serafine: “I kind of overall hated high school.” Erika Kost: “The Medina football game.” Tiffany Rohm: “My best memory is still to come ...graduation will be the best memory.” Jessie Pincombe: “Going to Disney World with Tim and his family.”

Jacob Markert: “Beatboxing in halls with Kenny Richely and Zac Butchin.” Jacob Venus: “Golf class.” Emily Chester: “Lunch at the Career Center.” Amanda Hammond: “The Cloverleaf vs. Medina game 2012.” Trevar Dahl: “Just being a senior in the senior hallway.” Aubrey Tate: “Field Com-manding the Cloverleaf Colt’s Marching Band.” Nicholous Riedel: “Prom 2012.” Eddie Andrews: “Dating Alli-son Fazio.” Rebecca Polchek: “My senior Homecoming, my senior soc-cer season, and my junior Prom.” Mariah Wood: “Playing hide-and-seek in Home Depot.” Hailey Skraba: “Going to Prom with Devin Knapp.” Samantha Hunt: “Not doing as many clubs/groups my sen-ior year.” Hallee Borchart: “Keeping old friends and meeting Isaac.”

Lindsey Hansen: “Football cheer season sophomore and senior year.” Erin O'Callaghan: “Prom! Such a wonderful night, both years!” Jacob Dunbar: “Seeing Docie and Ryan’s bright faces every day.” Clay Vaughan: “Going to all of the High School dances here.” Will Hazen: “Friday Night football games.” Tyler Mayfield: “It all is a really great memory.” Meleah Hansen: “2012 Foot-ball cheer season and October 3rd.” Benjamin Blaich: “All of my AP classes.” Rebecca Simpson: “Meeting Abbey Phillips in Mrs. Mai-bach’s Geometry class.” Jeremy Gbur: “Friday night football games.” Jackie Cotman: “’Never had I ever’ games in Swing Choir.” Tim Romanotto: “Going to Disney World sophomore and senior year with Jessie.” Ciara Farnsworth: “Intro to theater freshman year with Mr. Gilder.”

Kate Schwanke: “All of the drama club plays.” Morgan Eyring: “Volleyball senior night and circle time.” Kendall Yuhas: “Senior Homecoming football game.” Rebecca Hobbs: “The Fantastic Four.”

FAVORITE Teacher Erin O'Callaghan: Mrs. Simarro Jacob Dunbar: Mr. Gucker Clay Vaughn: “I actually have two favorites: Mrs. Simarro and Mrs. Teitsworth.” Tyler Mayfield: Mrs. Wat-tenbaugh Willl Hazen: Mrs. Swain and Mr. Lantz Mitchell Green: Mr. Michel Benjamin Blaich: Mr. Flint Noah Berg: Mr. Ryan David Bruening: Mr. Winter Sierra Benson: Mrs. Neidig Mary Trikilis: Mr. Cullen Leigha Beliveau: Mr. Humis-ton Natalie Votaw: Mr. Humiston Elizabeth Han: Mrs. Krueger and Mr. Ryan Morgan Eyring: Mr. Gucker and Mrs. Krueger Emily Chudzinski: Mrs. Krueger Amanda Barry: Mr. C Jess Kane: Mrs. Krueger

Leah Casey: Mrs. Krueger Ciara Farnsworth: Carm Tricia Rice: “Carm, Tish, and Jarvis!” Hallee Borchart: Mr. Kilmer Kate Schwanke: Mrs. Sovchik Samantha Adams: Mrs. Simarro Angela Landrum: Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Krueger Lauren Strebel: Carm Hailey Skraba: “PACKARD!” Allison Fazio: Mr. Gucker Nick Riedel: Mr. Ryan Rebecca Hughes: Mrs. Krueger Tessa Plazek: Mrs. Krueger Trevar Dahl: Mrs. Wooley and Mr. Winter Aubrey Tate: Mr. C Amanda Hammond: Mr. Shipley “Ship Dawg” Mariah Wood: Mr. Gucker Emily Chester: Mr. Hicks Jacob Venus: Mr. Kilmer

Kellianne Rinearson: Mr. Flint and Mrs. Wooley Jacob Markert: Mr. Vaughn Rebecca Polchek: Mrs. Jarvis Jessie Pincombe: Mr. Gucker Matt Serafine: Carm Tiffany Rohm: Mrs. Wooley Erika Kost: Mrs. Simarro Samantha Hunt: El Juega ( Mrs. Krueger) Lindsey Hansen: Carm and Mr. Lantz Rebecca Simpson: “Carm, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Vaughn.” Meleah Hansen: Mr. Lantz and Mr. Lake Ryan Bastian: Mr. Lantz Chelsey Vicker: Mrs. Bohner Dani Koval: Amy Kendall Yuhas: Mrs. Simarro Rebecca Hobbs: Madame Neidig

2013

Biggest Regrets Trevar Dahl: “Not being more involved in my school and not playing sports.” Amanda Hammond: “I regret nothing. My decisions got me to where I am today.” Hallee Borchart: “I regret not coming out of my shell ear-lier.” Lindsey Hansen: “Not joining Huddle or Shuddle.” Sam Adams: “Not being able to play basketball senior year.” Dani Koval: “Not graduating early.” Matt Serafine: “Getting poked in the eye.” Samantha Hunt: “Not doing as many clubs/groups my sen-ior year.” Mariah Wood: “Not joining more activities my freshman year.” Will Hazen: “Not playing any sports in high school.” Lauren Strebel: “I don’t regret anything; I love my life!” Clay Vaughan: “Letting the bad boys here say swear words to me.” Jacob Dunbar: “Not growing my hair out sooner.”

Angela Landrum: “Taking precalc-senioritis at its best.” Emily Chester: “Not being more involved.” Kate Schwanke: “Summer conditioning for cross country and not doing the fall plays the first three years.” Jeremy Gbur: “Not playing football freshman year.” Ciara Farnsworth: “Not play-ing a sport.” Tim Romannotto: “Going back into play with a concus-sion.” Elizabeth Han: “Not making good study habits.” Erin O'Callaghan: “Not real-izing that other people’s opin-ions of you don’t matter.” Tricia Rice: “I really wish I had gotten involved in Drama Club.” Rebecca Polchek: “Letting a boy ruin a friendship.” Kellianne Rinearson: “Deciding not to do more ex-tracurriculars in 9th grade.” Emily Chudzinski: “Not join-ing Swing Choir.” Rebecca Simpson: “Not play-ing tennis all four years.”

Aubrey Tate: “Procrastinating!” Timmy Hornbeck: “Not graduating early.” Jessica Kane: “ Not learning more and making more friends.” Nicholous Riedel: “Not be-coming a tutor and thinking they aren’t important 9th and 10th grade.” Tessa Plazek: “Caring too much about what people think.” Allison Fazio: “Live life with no regrets.” Tyler Mayfield: “Not being more involved.” Sierra Benson: “Waiting until senior year to participate in school events.” David Bruening: “Not caring about grades and procrastinat-ing all the time.” Noah Berg: “Not playing foot-ball all four years.” Eddie Andrews: “I have no regrets!” Amanda Barry: “Not being more outgoing or getting more involved, and caring too much about what people think.”

Jessie Pincombe: “Not trying hard in school and not study-ing.” Hailey Skraba: “Not graduat-ing early.” Erika Kost: “Not involving myself in school activities.” Tiffany Rohm: “I regret not being more involved in differ-ent groups.” Chelsey Vicker: “Not enroll-ing into post secondary.” Kendall Yuhas: “No regrets!” Brittany Piper: “Not playing volleyball 11th and 12th grade.” Leigha Beliveau: “Not being more outgoing and open to oth-ers.” Ryan Bastian: “Not spending more time helping out others.” Mitchell Green: “I never got to strap 400 helium balloons to a lawn chair and ride it.” Meleah Hansen: “Summer 2012, not doing Huddle/Shuddle.” Rebecca Hughes: “Not doing post secondary my junior year and not meeting Rebecca Baker sooner.” Rebecca Hobbs: “Not being more outgoing.”

Advice to Underclassmen Jacob Venus: “Pass the classes you need to graduate before you get senioritis.” Sam Hunt: : “Take at least one art class besides Art 101/102. Have fun, don’t let petty high school drama/relationships ruin your time.” Matt Serafine: “Don’t slack freshman year, and Call of Duty isn’t that awesome.” Dani Koval: “Graduate early!” Leah Casey: “Don’t be scandal-ous.” Ciara Farnsworth: “Try and fig-ure out what you want to do after high school. Don’t procrastinate!” Sam Adams: “Seniors actually don’t like any of you.” Lindsey Hansen: “Enjoy high school while you can. Spend time with the people that matter and don’t let anyone try to change who you are.” Hallee Borchart: “Be respectful to your seniors! It’ll be your year soon enough and you’ll under-stand.” Morgan Eyring: “Get involved in school activities; it makes school a lot less dreadful.” Amanda Hammond: “Make your haters your motivators, just ask J.D. Schleich.” Trevar Dahl: “Get involved, try new things, smile, laugh, have fun, make new friends, and if you

want to be happy you should meet Emily and Sarah Sommers!” Kate Schwanke: “Be nice to Mrs. Wooley, don’t be obnox-ious, and don’t stink up the hall-ways with cologne. Oh, and enjoy your high school years.” Angela Landrum: “Don’t be stu-pid. Don’t park in the senior park-ing lot until you are a SENIOR!” Emily Chester: “Get involved.” Liz Han: “In every situation, do whatever you can do to the full-est. There are some things you can’t control, but what you can, do your best. Then there’s no rea-son complain.” Clay Vaughan: “I am sure all of the underclass people will enjoy going to this nice school as much as I did.” Lauren Strebel: “Be respectful! Live your life, no one else’s. Work hard now, it will pay off in the end.” Will Hazen: “Don’t take these four years for granted, they are the best years of your life.” Mariah Wood: “Don’t be afraid to be yourself!” Rebecca Polchek: “Senior boys don’t really like you. Never let boys corrupt a friendship. Listen to ‘Fifteen’ by Taylor Swift.” Tricia Rice: “Teachers aren’t the bad guys (most of the time)…listen to what they have to say, some of them are actually really cool people.”

Erin O' Callaghan: “Don’t get wrapped up in trying to please everyone; be yourself! Also, do post-secondary, it’s free college!” Tim Romanotto: “Enjoy it while you can. It goes by fast and you lose people fast.” Jeremy Gbur: “Actually try in Bohner’s class so you know math.” Natalie Votaw:“Take high school seriously.” Rebecca Hughes: “Be friends with everybody and don’t just hang out with one clique.” Jacob Dunbar: “Work hard, even if things come easy, you only have these few years to set yourself up for the rest of your life.” Meleah Hansen: “Don’t be homewreckers...senior boys only want one thing from you.” Benjamin Blaich: “Shower, study, and watch while you drive. High school is more important than you think it is.” Ryan Bastian: “You’ll be out of high school before you know it. Don’t do something that you’ll regret in your future.” Leigha Beliveau: “Focus on your work, don’t slack off, believe me, your senior year will suck if you don’t take the first three seri-ously.” Brittany Piper: “Take post sec-ondary and come and go as you please.”

Kendall Yuhas: “Graduate early, be respectful to upperclassmen.” Chelsey Vicker: “Be respectful and know your place. Present yourself in a classy fashion and keep in mind that your choice will follow you later on.” Tiffany Rohm: “Enjoy your time here, it will be over before you know it.” Erika Kost: “Don’t take anything too serious and enjoy high school while it lasts.” Hailey Skraba: “Have fun like a rock star and study like a nerd.” Jessie Pincombe: “Don’t dread your time here, high school is only as fun as you make it. Also, don’t start drama.” Amanda Barry: “Be yourself – everyone else is taken...” Eddie Andrews: “Keep your grades up so you’re not screwed your senior year.” Mary Trikilis: “Don’t take life for granted and stay alive no mat-ter what the issue is.” Noah Berg: “Lay low and stay out of the spotlight.” David Bruening: “Prepare now, and you’re not ‘cool’ if you act like you’re five. Be mature, show the upperclassmen how to act.” Sierra Benson: “Enjoy the time in school you have left and make senior year the most fun (without slacking).” Tyler Mayfield: “Just get along with each other, it makes school

so much more enjoyable; live it up, because it goes by fast.” Allison Fazio: “Enjoy it while you can, high school goes by fast! Don’t let senioritis get the best of you!” Tessa Plazek: “Have fun! High school is a great time in your life. Don’t take it for granted.” Nick Riedel: “No one is perfect and no one is right all the time. Swear words are used by those who have a limited vocabu-lary.” Jess Kane: “Keep at it, perse-vere. Don’t give up. Even when things look darkest you can succeed. Do not EVER be afraid to ask for help.” Aubrey Tate: “Have fun and get involved while school is still free.” Rebecca Simpson: “In four years, you will never see any of these people again. Don’t base your decisions to please them especially if it compro-mises your character.” Emily Chudzinski: “There are so many opportunities out there; go and take as many as you can.” Kellianne Rinearson: “Work hard your first three years then take it easy sen-ior year; it helps – trust me.” Jackie Cotman: “Be nice to Mrs. Wooley, don’t block halls.”

Well, that’s embarrassing... Aubrey Tate: “I spit, and Mr. C saw. Mr. C announced it at the marching band stadium re-view to all the parents.” Timmy Hornbeck: “Went to the wrong class Freshman year, first day.” Trevar Dahl: “When teachers catch me using their first name... That’s always fun.” Morgan Eyring: “Getting re-peatedly hit in the face with a volleyball during games and going to class with my shorts on backwards.” Emily Chester: “Field day in 2nd grade.” Kate Schwanke: “Falling up the choir room stairs, and Devon Barr laughed at me, for like five minutes.” Jacob Venus: “Slipped on ice in the parking lot.” Ciara Farnsworth: “Dating a boy I shouldn't have! Ew!” Kellianne Rinearson: “Accidentally saying slavery was okay during a debate in Mr. Flint’s class. Oops!” Jess Kane: “Running into EVERYTHING and EVERY-ONE when my glasses were broken.”

Kendall Yuhas: “Falling on the ice in front of everyone in the parking lot.” Jacob Markert: “Getting sent to the office for saying, ‘Your face is wrong.’” Chelsey Vicker: “Playing the horses butt in ‘Hello Dolly’ junior year.” Jessie Pincombe: “Sophomore year of basketball, I shot at the wrong hoop during a game... Luckily, I missed.” Tiffany Rohm: “Ripping my pants at my locker sophomore year.” Amanda Barry: “A bunch of things I’ve tried so hard to for-get.” Eddie Andrews: “Accidentally shaving my head bald and hav-ing to go to school.” Tricia Rice: “Definitely knocking over an entire bucket of water all over the cafeteria.” Rebecca Polchek: “Dating Austin Banks.” Mariah Wood: “Falling down the stairs in the main hallway.” Samantha Hunt: “Glasses = 150 dollars, ring = 15 dollars, slapping a kid in the face and causing his nose to bleed = priceless.”

Matt Serafine: “When Timmy drew unmentionables on my neck with a calligraphy pen.” Dani Koval: “Hitting a girl’s butt really hard thinking it was my friend... oops!” Tim Romanotto: “Dani’s bon-fire freshman year when I had my concussion.” Leah Casey: “Falling up the stairs and dropping everything junior year.” Samantha Adams: “My dress ripping at Homecoming.” Lindey Hansen: “When I stepped on the carpet in the field house and had to kiss it... Twice.” Hallee Borchart: “Falling at freshman Homecoming and flashing my underwear, sorry!” Erin O'Callaghan: “Chipping my tooth in Lantz’s geometry class freshman year.” Angela Landrum: “Throwing about two feet in shot put jun-ior year against Glenn Oak Re-lays.” Will Hazen: “Ripping my cargo shorts in gym sophomore year and wearing them all day.” Elizabeth Han: “A really un-fortunate ‘that’s what she said’ moment…”

Brittany Piper: “When I had a chemical reaction to my hair dye on my forehead, 2nd degree burns.” Natalie Votaw: “Freshman year, and making a video in political science.” Leigh Beliveau: “Jacob Sweeney straddling my chair, as I was sitting in it…” Sierra Benson: “Falling up the stairs freshman year in front of all the upperclassmen.” Tyler Mayfield: “My whole life is a big embarrassing mo-ment.” Mary Trikilis: “Falling in high heels on my way to the bus.” Noah Berg: “Leaving my car running all first and half of 2nd period.” David Bruening: “Nearly fainting in gym class…” Meleah Hansen: “All the really stupid things I ask or say in class.” Mitchell Green: “When I gave Sarah Oakes four dollars.” Benjamin Blaich: “Walking into the bathroom when teach-ers are using it.” Rebecca Simpson: “Getting plowed over at the Buckeye basketball game junior year.” Jackie Cotman: Dating Don Nutter

Allison Fazio: “Red-rover, red-rover, send Fazio over…” Rebecca Hughes: “Accidentally pulling the fire alarm at the volleyball game freshman year with Morgan Siegler.” Emily Chudzinski: “I al-most passed out at a blood drive... I wasn’t even giv-ing blood.”

Last Word from Your Fellow Seniors Erin O'Callaghan: “Soak up these four years with every ounce of fun and learning that you can. Some days will suck, but others you will cherish. Don’t blink, because it will all be over before you know it.” Jacob Venus: “Sucks to suck.” Rebecca Polchek: “Graduate early if you can! Oh and by-eee!” Mariah Wood: “You’re stronger than you seem, smarter than you think, and braver than you believe.” -A.A Milne Will Hazen: “Enjoy high school while you can, it goes by fast. Take advantage of any-thing you possibly can in these four years.” Lauren Strebel: “I feel like I was a freshman yesterday! Time really does fly! Thank you everyone that has been an influence on my life! I will al-ways remember you.” Clay Vaughan: “I have en-joyed my four years here at the high school more than I can say. I shall miss it here and I have hope for all of the future kids who come to this school.” Elizabeth Han: “Positivity is largely a choice. Be joyful! There is plenty of suckiness in high school, but don’t let it get you down. Choose to look up!”

Angela Landrum: “Enjoy your high school years. Do sports, join clubs, and always be with good friends. This will make your years better.” Tricia Rice: “Know who your real friends are, forget the rest....and Long Live Taylor Swift!” Kate Schwanke: “Thank you to everyone who made my high school years memorable and good luck to the Class of 2013!” Trevar Dahl: “Be yourself, look out for each other, be kind, have way too much fun, and have high expectations (you’ll be surprised at what you can do), and my very last word is zebra.” Amanda Hammond: “Make every second count!” Hallee Borchart: “These years have been amazing overall. I wouldn’t change a thing. All the memories I made have lead up to this moment and the fu-ture ahead of me. Thank you to everyone who has impacted my life.” Lindsey Hansen: “It’s been real, but I’m so excited to move on to a new chapter in my life!” Sam Adams: “Get weird.”

Ciara Farnsworth: “Get in-volved and do something! You don’t get to do this twice.” Dani Koval: “Let’s get weird.” Samantha Hunt: “'Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicouolcanoconiosis. You asked for a word, so I gave you a long and confusing one. You’re welcome.” Jeremy Gbur: “It’s been real. See you never.” Tim Romanotto: “I’m out!” Rebecca Hughes: “Stay classy.” Jacob Dunbar: “The greatest pleasures in life are accom-plishing what others say you cannot.” Meleah Hansen: “Your time in high school flies by! Enjoy it and don’t be in such a rush to grow up.” Mitchell Green: “Don’t use black oil pastels first. It’s a bad idea, trust me.” Benjamin Blaich: “Pursue your dreams whole heartedly. Live knowing you will die happy. There is a place for eve-ryone.” Ryan Bastian: “It’s been an exciting journey, but now it’s time to take the leap into the next chapter.”

Leigha Beliveau: “These four years have been some of the best in my life, and I’d do it all over again in a heartbeat. Just without the homework.” Brittany Piper: “Don’t be stu-pid, ’YOLO’ is a dumb expres-sion and don’t live by it.” Kendall Yuhas: “Make the most out of your high school years, it goes by fast!” Chelsey Vicker: “Thank you to all the staff members who helped me throughout my four-year journey.” Tiffany Rohm: “Cloverleaf has been a major part of my life and has helped me grow into the person I am. It will be sad to leave a place that has been home for so long.” Hailey Skraba: “Have fun, but don’t be stupid.” Jessie Pincombe: “Have fun with all of your drama!” Eddie Andrews: “I en-joyed my time at CHS and I appreciate how the teachers and staff have helped me begin my life in the right direction.” Mary Trikilis: “I love my family and friends, they are my life.” ‘13

David Bruening: “Be careful, enjoy every moment you breath, make the world a better place, treat others the way you want to be treated. Don’t do drugs, or anything dumb.” Sierra Benson: “Every jour-ney begins with a 22.5 inch step, left foot first! And keep marching to the beat of your own drum...just wait until after state.” Tyler Mayfield: “I’m actually going to miss high school. My classmates and teachers let me have a great high school career. Thanks for the memories!” Allison Fazio: “Good luck to everyone! I hope all of your dreams come true and that your futures are successful. See you guys in 10 years!” Tessa Plazek: “It’s been fun!” Rebecca Hobbs: “Alto-bots,

Jessica Kane: “To all things a season, and a time to every purpose. Remember this. You may not understand now, but things will work out. It will be hard. The harder it is, the more you have to gain.” Rebecca Simpson: “Get in-volved, don’t wish it away and God bless Cloverleaf!” Emily Chudzinkski: “All our dreams can come true, if we have to courage to pursue them.” -Walt Disney Kellianne Rinearson: “Hold fast to dreams. For when dreams go, life is a barren field frozen with snow.” -Langston Hughes Jackie Cotman: “Respect the up-perclassmen.”