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Senior magazine of Mona Shores High School.TRANSCRIPT
Mona Shores High School Proudly Presents
The Senior Class of
Senior Magazine 2013
Table of ContentsPage 1
Commencement Speakers
Page 2 & 3Fun Questions
Page 4Mock Elections
Page 5Students of the Month
Page 6 & 7Open House Dates
Page 8 & 9Colleges
Page 10Senior Class Information
Gold CordsMeghan
BirrCollege
Muskegon Community College
Advice for UnderclassmenDon’t procrastinate because it will just
make you more stressed.
Megan Boerema
CollegeGrand Valley State University
Role Model:My parents because they
are hard working and always motivate me to do my best.
Dimitris Demetriou
CollegeEastern Michigan University
Most Memorable Moment:Taking the lead going into
halftime against eventual state quarter-finalists, Muskegon, in the second game of districts.
By Jake BordeauxEditor-in-Chief
Growing up together and de-bating together, seniors Morgan Schwing and Zachary Drab-czyk will speak at commence-ment tonight at the L.C. Walker Arena at 8.
Schwing, who is also the se-nior class president and active member of many extra-curricu-lar programs at Shores, decided she wanted to add commence-ment speaker to the list.
“I thought (speaking at commencement) would be a cool thing to do senior year,” Schwing said. “I wanted to do it because debaters have spo-ken in the past, and I also like talking to people.”
Deciding to focus on brav-ery, Schwing has been ardently preparing her message for her fellow classmates.
“I originally was focused on the future,” Schwing admits, “but after talking to (English teacher Roxanne) Schaner, I
narrowed my message down to bravery. I want to urge seniors to be brave as we go forth into the future. Anything is possi-ble; you just have to be brave.”
Fellow speaker Drabczyk decided to audition for much of the same reason as Schwing, but Drabczyk will be focusing more on responsibility.
“I felt like (speaking) would be a good experience because I want to represent my class,” Drabczyk said. “My speech is mostly about the future and re-
sponsibility, complete with Spi-der-Man reference.”
Both Schwing and Drabczyk were enthusiastic about speak-ing together.
“It’s fun to be doing this with Zak because we are friends and we were in debate together,” Schwing said.
Agreeing with Schwing, Drabczyk said it was really great to be doing this together because they were partners in debate, so it feels good to be speaking along with her.
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Graduation Speakers Chosen
Senior debaters to urge bravery, responsibility
COMMENCEMENT
Seniors Zachary Drabczyk and Morgan Schwing will be the student speakers at commencement tonight at the L.C. Walker Arena at 8. (Rachel Resterhouse)
Gold CordsEmily
DeMottCollege
Michigan State University
Advice for UnderclassmenDon’t be fake; be yourself.
Kylie Dennis
CollegeWestern Michigan University
Role Model:My oldest sister Kara because
she makes the most of situations and is always in a cheerful mood.
Christian FritzCollege
University of Michigan
Most Memorable Moment:Winning 18 soccer
games in a row.
FUN QUESTIONS2
What is your dream vacation? Why?“My dream vacation would be to go to Kenya
to help the people there. I would love to build houses or hospitals, dig wells, serve food, or just learn their culture.”
– Danielle Riehl“I would want to go to Ireland because I am Irish,
and I want to see the world Irish Dance Competition in Ireland and then stay in a bed and breakfast and meet a sexy Irish man whom I will marry.”
– Kelly McMahon
What superpower would you want? Why?“To be able to walk through walls,
so I wouldn’t have to be inconvenienced by doors.” – Kathleen Henrikson
“I don’t want any super powers. I just want all the abilities and gadgets of Batman because he is awesome.”
– Conner Deur
What is No. 1 on your bucket list?“My dream is to serve in Africa through Doctors
Without Borders because there are so many issues there that people die from every day that could easily be prevented; if we provide them with the resources
they need, whether it is vaccines or water filters, we have the potential to save hundreds of lives.”
– Sydney Gordon“To throw a paper air plane off the top
of the Eiffel Tower in France because it’s a once-in-a-lifetime event and a good party story.”
– Eric Kastelic
Pirates or ninjas? Why?“Pirates. Why? Rum, riches and adventures, my friend.”
– Trevor Postema “Ninjas because they can sneak up on you
while pirates are noisy.” – Josiah Baird
If you could make one rule that everyone in the world had to follow, what would it be?
“Everyone has to eat ice cream once a day because ice cream is the best part of life.”
– Madison Campbell“It would be that everyone has to work for everything
because some people just pass by and don’t work hard for anything, and it’s unfair.”
– Brooklyn Sabin
If you had to get a permanent tattoo on your forehead, what would it be? Why?
“I’d shave off my eyebrows and tattoo new ones so I’d be permanently excited.”
– Tanya Juarez“A tattoo of a forehead.”
– Tyler Patrick
What is the weirdest thing you’ve eaten?“Squid. I was at a Greek restaurant in Chicago,
and the people I was with made me try it without telling me what it was.”
– Abbey Medema “Prom night I ate pig ear at Mia & Grace. It sounds
disgusting, but it just tasted like sweet bacon.” – Megan Schluentz If you could go to any time and place in the
history of the world, what would it be?“The day Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his ‘I Have
a Dream” speech. I just want to see what it would be like being among all those people and to meet him.”
– Nashyra Davis
Gold CordsSerena
Gale-ButtoCollege
Centre College
Advice for Underclassmen:Challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone. Try a new
sport or take a hard class.
Logan George
CollegeGrand Valley State University
Most Memorable Moment:Cross country camp before my
senior year because it allowed me to get to know my teammates.
Sydney Gordon
CollegeGrand Valley State University
Role Model:Mrs. Helmer because she stands up for what she believes in and always has a positive attitude.
FUN QUESTIONS 3What is your favorite memory
from junior year?“My favorite memory was traveling to Greece
with the choir because I got to experience something life-changing that most don’t get to experience.”
– Rachel Baxter“My favorite memory from junior year
was playing Grand Haven in soccer and breaking my orbital and nose because it is the most vivid memory
I have, and all of my friends were so supportive.” – Nicole Shady
What is your favorite memory from senior year?
“My favorite memory from senior year was prom because I got to hang out with all my best friends I have had since freshman year, and it was an awesome way to reconnect,
make new memories and end my senior year.” – Anna Beechnau
“When I moved to a new town my senior year of high school, I thought it was going to be upsetting and dreary. But as I warmed up to it, it became the best experience
I’ve ever had. I have more friends now than I’ve ever had, and I’ve been involved in more clubs and other activities.
There’s not one memory that I can consider the best because I’ve had too many to count. This year has been one good memory to me.”
– Samantha Parker
If you could go to any time and place in the history of the world, what would it be?
“Medieval times because it seems pretty fun to just ride around on a horse in armor all the time
since I’m like Prince Charming.” – Greg Chandonnet
What is your favorite memory from freshman year?
“Danielle Pauwels, Mackenzie Main, Natalia Narvaiz, Molly Schaub, Mary Lillie and I made a really funny
video for a project in Mr. Rose’s American History class.” – Lydia Karel
“Winning the State finals for golf because it was the first time we had one states.”
– Britni Gielow
What is your favorite memory from sophomore year?
“Traveling to Costa Rica with some kids from our school.” – Sammy Burmeister
“Officially forming as ‘The After Effect’ with my brothers.” – Alex Pearson
Who is your favorite teacher? Why?“My favorite teacher is Ms. Adams. She is one
of the strongest women I have met, and she is brilliant in her field. She cares about her students
and helps not only in school but also in life.” – Danielle Hilleary
“Mr. Lawton because his choir program has made me grow in confidence, and it
has made singing one of my favorite things to do.” – Brock Boucher
What are you afraid of? Why?“Mascots because you don’t know
who is behind the mask.” – Jacquelyn Burdo
“Not living life happily because then I would be defeating the purpose of life.”
– Mickenzie Carey
Gold CordsTaylor
GroenhoutCollege
Grand Valley State University
Advice for UnderclassmenTake AP classes because they either boost your GPA or give you college credit.
Brandan GueCollege
Western Michigan University
Most Memorable Moment:Beating Catholic in football this
year because they are our rivals, and we were a huge underdog.
Danielle Hilleary
CollegeWestern Michigan University
Role Model:Mrs. Adams is the strongest/
most brilliant woman I know. Mrs. Conrad has a heart of gold.
MOCK ELECTIONS4
Best SmileBridget PymanKenzi Jackson
LoudestVance HoffmanBrooklyn Sabin
Most Likely to SucceedMorgan SchwingReed HyrnewichClass KlutzKelly McMahonJoie Workman
Cutest CoupleGrant Gillard & Kelsey McKinley
Jared Karnitz & Brooke Led-sworth
Most ChangedZak DrabcyzkMegan Hertel
Funniest LaughBriann Wilson
Royce JohnsonBiggest Gossip
Marci NorthuisTaylor McCarthy
Most Likely to Hit a Parked CarLandon KresnakLauren Fitzgerald
Most Likely to Laugh at an Inappropriate
MomentAlex Aamodt
Jared FeltClass Heartbreaker
Morgan SmithAdam Ulfsax
Most Likely to Become a Reality TV Star
Gabby HallLauren Johnson
Worst Case of SenioritisRachel KellyKyle Willson
Best Buds (Male)Josiah Baird & Jonny LawtonKenny Olsen & Nate Majeski
Teacher’s Worst Nightmare
Reed SchlenderGage Veltman
Goody-Two ShoesDanielle RiehlBritni Gielow
Biggest Blonde (Moments)
Jessica SteketeeKenadi Carpenter
Most Likely to be on BroadwayTrevor BoukampKelley Wheeler
Best Buds (Female)Lindy Torvinen & Jill Klein
Brooke Ledsworth & Corrine Dewitt
Class BrainiacJosh Recknagel
Serena Gale-ButtoBest Eyes
Taylor GroenhoutNic Howell
Best DressedHailey Hyrnewich
Torrie FettClass ClownLance VanTinePaul SherwoodClass Flirt
Anna BeechnauJustice Pena
Most Sailor PrideConner Deur
Greg ChanndonetMost Outgoing
Meredith SmithJill Klein
Reed Hrynewich
CollegeUniversity of Michigan
Role Model:My father because he teaches
me life lessons and athletic lessons that will last forever.
Tanya Juarez
CollegeMichigan Technological Univ.
Advice for Underclassmen:Try anything and everything.
Get involved in clubs and sports. The memories are irreplaceable.
Jillian Klein
CollegeMuskegon Community College
Most Memorable Moment:State bowling sophomore year.
Our team came in seventh, I made top four individuals.
Gold Cords
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH 5
Serena Gale-Butto
Josh Recknagel
September
Danielle Hilleary
Britni Gielow
October
TaylorGroenhout
KendallSells
November
Christian Fritz
Logan George
December
Kylie Dennis
Morgan Boerema
January
Morgan Schwing
BrandonGue
February
ReedHrynewich
Erin Surge
March
MariannaReyes
Jonny Lawton
April
Emma Milek
JillKlein
May
Mackenzie Main
CollegeFerris State University
Most Memorable MomentBreaking the high school record for season wins in tennis, both my sophomore and senior year.
Emma Milek
CollegeMichigan State University
Advice for UnderclassmenBe open-minded to all the activities, clubs and sports
teams our school has to offer.
Kayla Mills
CollegeMuskegon Community College
Role ModelMy mom because she’s awesome.
Gold Cords
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Gold CordsMarissa Musk
CollegeMichigan State University
Most Memorable MomentMarching band because I met most of my friends there and
worked really hard at it.
Tyler Patrick
CollegeMichigan State University
Advice for UnderclassmenBelieve it or not, time
management is a good thing, and procrastination is not.
Stephanie Peterson
CollegeMichigan Technological Univ.
Role ModelMy parents. They are
successful people, and they also have such great personalities.
OPEN HOUSESJune 7Aaron Abbott•6 p.m.•1445 Shorewood Dr. Adam Ulfsax •6 p.m.-9 p.m.•1977 Lawnel Ave.Andrew Grevel•5:30 p.m.-8 p.m.•Lincoln Golf CourseCherish Pittman•8 p.m.-11p.m.•425 W. Western Ave.Kelci Dean •5 p.m.-8 p.m.•McGraft Park Laura Kwapiszewski•6 p.m.-9 p.m. •2082 Genvea Lane Lydia Karel•7 p.m.-10 p.m.•Campbell Elem.Paige Langlois •6 p.m.-8 p.m.•Knights Of ColumbusTorrie Fett•6 p.m.-8 p.m.•Roosevelt Park Community Center
June 8 Anna Beechnau•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•5061 Summerfield Caitlin Hagner•2 p.m.-4 p.m.•983 Eugene Rd.Chris Evans•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•281 W. Lancaster Dr. North Muskegon
June 8 cont.Dakota Hanson•2 p.m.-4 p.m.•1890 Polish UnionDanielle Hilleary•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•3979 Lake Point Dr. Danielle Pauwels •4 p.m.-7 p.m.•1119 Briarwood Ct.Dimitris Demetriou•1 p.m.•2157 Geneva Ln.Kayleigh Dakin •5 p.m.-9 p.m.•Ross ParkLance VanTine•10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.•1266 Brookwood Dr.Landon Kresnak•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•6022 Martin RoadLindy Torvinen•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•5115 Ossad Dr.Megan Hertel•1 p.m.-5 p.m.•Aspen Clubhouse 27 Meadows Dr.Mikayla Day •6 p.m.-10:30 p.m. •560 Mart St. Nicole Bertapelle•4 p.m.•465 East SternbergRenee Tardani •2 p.m.-6 p.m.•3879 ApplewoodSydney Gordon•11 a.m.-2 p.m.•Mona Lake Boat Club
June 9Andrew VanAelst•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•3521 Cherrywood Ct.Austin Swiatek•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•Polish Falcon 1014 W Hackley Ave. Brooke Ledsworth•3 p.m.-6 p.m.•Musk. Yacht ClubChris Evans•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•281 W. Lancaster North Muskegon David Bloom•Noon-3 p.m.•1006 Third St. Josiah Baird•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•Sandalwood ClubhouseJosh Recknagel•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•Forest Park Covenant ChurchOlivia DePung•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•Holiday InnPaige Qualls•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•1370 W. Hile Road Sam Stewart•3 p.m.-6 p.m.•2319 Bloomfield Ct.Samantha Andrade•3 p.m.-5 p.m.•1370 Greenwich Rd.Shiloh Sias•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•1630 Ann St North Muskegon
June 9 cont. Tanya Juarez•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•2169 Arbor Ave.
June 13 Ben Cyr•3:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
June 14Jonny Lawton•6 p.m.-9 p.m.•Roosevelt Park Community CenterKatie DeBruin•5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.•1385 Crandall Ave.Rachel Hughes•6 p.m.-8 p.m.•McGraft Park Taylor McCarthy•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•Mona Lake Boat Club
June 15Allyson St. Amour•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•2154 Reneer Ave. Conner Deur•4 p.m.•6375 Boulder Dr.Joie Workman•1 p.m.- 3 p.m.•2725 Lincoln St.Jordyn Falcon•4 p.m.•2300 Park Dr. 49441Kayla Sandore•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•475 E. Chadwick Dr.
June 15 cont.Kelly McMahon•5 p.m.-9 p.m.•4472 Thomson Rd.Kenny Olsen•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•2086 Forest View Dr.Maddy Polinori •5 p.m.-10 p.m. •Muskegon Yacht ClubMitchell Davignon•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•3315 Royal Oak Rd.Morgan Schwing•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•4458 Poulin StreetNatalee Townsend•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•Fricano’s
June 16Gabrielle Hall•4 p.m.-8 p.m.•2915 Roosevelt Rd.
June 17 Hailey Hrynewich and Reed Hrynewich•1 p.m.- 4 p.m.•Lakeshore Arena
June 21Harrison Cannon•6 p.m.-9 p.m.•1500 Rood Point Rd.Jarred Felt•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•1215 Harbor Point Madison Campbell•7:30 p.m.-11 p.m.•Mona Lake
Gold CordsMadison Polinori
CollegeMichigan State University
Advice for UnderclassmenStay true to yourself, and don’t stress yourself out too much
over one test grade.
Madeline Rabbitt
CollegeDigipen Institute of Technology
Most Memorable MomentGoing to Japan in 2010
because it was an awesome experience.
Christopher Randall
CollegeMuskegon Community College
Role ModelDave Ramsey because he’s a genius with money, and I can
make millions following his path.
OPEN HOUSES 7June 21 cont.Reed Schlender•4 p.m.-8 p.m.•3852 Peninsula Dr.
June 22Abbey Medema•Noon-4 p.m.•425 W. WesternAlex Beall•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•4446 Birchwood Ct.Alexis Pierce•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•5344 Justin Ct.Arielle Jibson•2 p.m.-6 p.m.•1891 Castle Ave.Chris Randall•4 p.m.•521 Churchill Dr.Casondra Wolf•4:30 p.m.-8 p.m.•4156 Eastlake Rd. Corrine DeWitt•2 p.m.-4 p.m.•1475 Bayview Dr. Emily DeMott•1 p.m.-5 p.m.•1266 Marianne Ave. Evan Wiewiora•Noon-3 p.m.•1101 Brookway Ct.Jordan Bryant•1 p.m.-5 p.m.•272 W. Towering Oaks CircleJulia Walsh•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•3739 Baker St.Justin Malek•1 p.m.-6 p.m.•1665 Rood Point Rd.
June 22 cont. Kiah Beck•4 p.m.- 7 p.m.•4420 Cherrywood Ct.Lauren Yadlosky•2 p.m.•2723 Liberty Rd.Mackenzie Main•3 p.m.-6 p.m.•890 Woodside Rd.Mallory Schouten•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•5370 Rood Rd.Meghan Birr•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•1102 West Sternberg Megan Schluentz •2 p.m.-6 p.m.•6307 Lake HarborNashyra Davis•4 p.m.•Roosevelt Park Community CenterSamantha Parker•5 p.m.-11 p.m.•2240 Pleasant HillSammy Burmeister•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•4475 Henry St.
June 23 Aaron Boyton•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•1118 West Sternberg Emily Watson•4 p.m.-9 p.m.•1245 East Norton Jennifer Richards•2 p.m.-6 p.m.•Polish UnionKylie Dennis•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•Hagar’s Hideaway
June 23 cont. Lauren Fitzgerald•1 p.m.-5 p.m.McKenzie Jackson•4 p.m.-8 p.m.•Mona Lake Boat Club Mickenzie Carey•3 p.m.•4339 Armstrong Rd.
June 28Brooklyn Sabin•6 p.m.-9 p.m.•Fricano’s PizzaGrant Gillard•5 p.m.-8 p.m.•Hagars HideawayNicole Shady•6 p.m. – 9 p.m.•808 Winslow Ct.
June 29Ben Kulikowski•4 p.m.-6 p.m.•1338 Crandall Ave. Briana Panici•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•4967 Dorchester St. Briann Wilson•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•5861 Lake Harbor Brock Boucher•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•1243 Crandall Ave.Jordan Yokubonus•2 p.m.-4 p.m.•Roosevelt Park Community CenterKayla Mills•1 p.m.-4 p.m.•656 Cambridge Dr.
June 29 cont.Kendall Sells•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•Mona Lake Boating Club Krista Woodrum•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•4232 Lake Harbor Tyler Patrick•Noon-3 p.m.•4815 Elmwood St.
June 30 Brittany Ferris•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•5075 Wicknam Dr. Haylee Dykstra•2 p.m.-5 p.m.•Roosevelt Park Community CenterKathleen Henrikson•1 p.m.-5 p.m.•2360 Norman Ave.Kelsey McKinley•Noon-3 p.m.•Hagars HideawayNate Majeski•11 p.m.-1 p.m.•4103 Dunes Parkway
July 4Trevor Postema•Noon• 2120 Sampson Ave.
July 6Rachel Baxter•1 p.m.-6 p.m.•Ross Park
July 7Trevor Boyd•3 p.m.-5 p.m.•4165 Dunes Parkway
July 13 Andrea Robinson•4:30 p.m.•Ross ParkMeredith and Morgan Smith•4 p.m.-7 p.m.•3950 Lake Point Dr. Morgan and Kodi Welmerink•2 p.m.•6023 Henry St.
July 14Justin Strieder•Mona Lake Boat Club
August 24 Jessica Kennedy•2 p.m.•114 North Dangl
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Gold CordsWilliamReckCollege
Michigan Technological Univ.
Advice for UnderclassmenTry really hard.
Joshua Recknagel
CollegeWheaton College
Role ModelFrancis Schaeffer. His mission
and his attitude toward other peo-ple represent what I appreciate.
Molly Schaub
CollegeUniversity of Michigan
Most Memorable MomentWhile I was in Disney World, my choir class face-timed me and
sang “Happy Birthday.”
COLLEGES
University of TennesseeBridget Pyman
Northern Arizona UniversityJacob DeWitt
Taylor UniversityDanielle Riehl
Lee UniversityLydia Karel
Ohio UniversityHailey Hrynewich
Ivy Tech Community CollegeAllyson St. Amour
LIM CollegeOlivia DePung
DigiPen Institute of TechnologyMaddie Rabbitt
University of IndianapolisAndrew VanAelst
Wheaton CollegeJosh Recknagel
Where are We Going?Out-Of-State Colleges
OtherMary Lillie – Taking a year off to work
Matt Fairfield – Los Angeles to pursue rock ‘n’ roll dreams.Andrea Robinson – Fire Academy along with Muskegon Community College
Adam Ulfsax – Playing some hockeyTrevor Boyd – Playing junior hockey in Texas
Alex Pearson – Los Angeles to pursue rock ‘n’ roll dreamsKelly McMahon – City Year in Sacramento
Rachel Hughes – Working as an intern at BreknRidge Training FacilityZach Boterenbrood – Air Force
Jordan Breen – Air Force
Sivananda School of YogaElizabeth Paul
Bahamas
Gold CordsMorgan Schwing
CollegeMuskegon Community College
Advice for UnderclassmenGet involved with any club. Some of the best memories are made
after the school day ends.
Kendall SellsCollege
Alma College
Role ModelMy parents because they taught me many valuable life lessons that I will always carry with me.
Erin Surge
CollegeMichigan State University
Most Memorable MomentWinning the City volleyball
tournament for the first time in 12 years my senior year.
MICHIGAN COLLEGES 9
Aaron AbbotAaron Boyton
Abbey Medema Andrew Grevel Anna Beechnau
Arielle Jibson Austin Swiatek
Ben CyrBrianna PaniciBrittany Ferris Brock BoucherCherish Pittman Chris Randall
Dakota HansonGabrielle Hall
Haylee DykstraHelen Oldaker
Jeremy SzostJessica Kennedy
Jill KleinJoe Kostrzewa Joie WorkmanJonny LawtonJordan Bryant
Jordan YokubonusJordyn FalconJosiah Baird Julia WalshJustin Malek
Justin StriederKathleen Henrikson
Katie DebruinKayla Mills
Kayleigh Dakin
Kiah Beck Kristia WoodrumLeAnn Ronning
Lily CoonLovepreet SinghMallory Schouten
Meghan BirrMorgan Schwing
Morgan Welmerink Paige Langlois
Ryan SlagleSammy Burmeister
Shiloh SiasTaylor LaBash
Trevor Postema
Muskegon Community College
Lauren WrightMickenzie CareyEmily SanockiJasmeet Kaur
Maddison CampbellCasondra Wolf
Baker College
Alexis PorterBriann WilsonBritni Gielow
Caitlin HagnerDanielle PauwelsGreg ChandonnetJacquelyn Burdo Jessica Kennedy
Laura Kwapiszewski
Logan GeorgeMegan Boerema
Mikayla Day Mitchell Davingnon
Nicole ShadyRachel Baxter Renee TardaniSydney Gordon
Grand Valley State University
Emily Demott Emma MilekEric Kastelic Erin Surge
Evan WiewioraHannah MillerKenny Olsen
Lindy Torvinen Maddy Polinori Marissa MuskNate Majeski
Reed Schlender Samantha Parker
Tyler Patrick
Michigan State University
Dimitris Demetriou Eastern Michigan University
Lance VanTineCalvin College
Alex Langlois Alexis Pierce Brandon Gue
Ben Kulikowski Brooklyn Sabin
Chris EvansDanielle Hilleary
David BloomEric Sipovic
Kelci Dean Kylie Dennis
Lauren YadloskyNatalee Townsend
Natalia NarvaizRiley Williamson
Sam StewartTaylor McCarthy
Western Michigan University
Brooke LedsworthCorrine DeWitt
Jake BoredeauxPaige Qualls
Hope College
Christian FritzDonovan Wilcox
Megan Hertel
University of Michigan
Kayla SandoreKelsey McKinley Lauren Fitzgerald
Lucas ZhaoMackenzie MainMeredith SmithNashyra Davis
Ferris State University
Lauren Martelli Kendall College of Art & Design
Hunter CarlsonGrant Gillard
Alex Beall
Concordia University
Emily WatsonSamantha Andrade
Grand Rapids Community College
Conner Deur Megan SchluentzHarrison Cannon
Tanya Juarez
Michigan Tech
Kendall SellsAlma College
McKenzie JacksonNicole BertapelleLauren JohnsonMegan Moran
Davenport University
Paul SherwoodJacob Gawron
Aquinas College
Jennifer RichardsCentral Michigan University
Morgan SmithOakland University
Landon KresnakSaginaw Valley State University
Gold CordsLindy
TorvinenCollege
Michigan State University
Most Memorable MomentBeing in choir because I had
fun rehearsing and performing with my best friends.
Evan Wiewiora
CollegeMichigan State University
Advice for UnderclassmenGet involved in activities
because you might regret not participating in them later in life.
Gold CordsAbigail Wilson
CollegeUniversity of Notre Dame
Most Memorable Moment:Winning the internationalDestination Imagination
tournament twice.
Avila, BrendanBaxter, RachelBoukamp, TrevorBurdo, JacquelynBurmeister, SamanthaCumbee, BrandyDe Bruin, KatherineDoctor, CarsonGentry, MadisonGielow, BritniHaines, BrookeHanson, DakotaHertel, MeganHren, CameranHrynewich, HaileyHuettner, MeganKarel, LydiaKastelic, EricLanglois, AlexanderLawson, Kyle
Lillie, MaryMajeski, NathanMartelli, LaurenMcKinley, KelseyOlsen, KennenOtto, KeithOtto, TylerPauwels, DaniellePorter, AlexisRiehl, DanielleSchluentz, MeganSchouten, MalloryShady, NicoleShafer, ColeStewart, SamTardani, ReneeVanBemmelen, MichaelWysozan, Corey
Beechnau, AnnaBordeaux, JacobCannon, HarrisonCarlson, JacobColella, ChaseDeWitt, CorrineDrabczyk, ZakaryFelt, JarredHampton, MariahHenrikson, KathleenHopkins, KaganLaBash, TaylorMcCarthy, TaylorMedema, Abigail
Miller, HannahOldaker, HelenParker, SamanthaPyman, BridgetReyes, MariannaRonning, LeeAnnSherwood, PaulSlagle, RyanSmith, MeredithSweezer, TaylorWheeler, KelleyWillson, KyleJoseph Wolffis
Silver Cords
Bronze Cords
CLASS INFORMATION10
“Let the world change you, and you can change the world.”
- Che Guevara
Class Motto
SongGood Riddance
(Time of your Life)- Green Day
FlowerBlue Orchid
ColorsRoyal Blue
Silver
Donovan Wilcox
CollegeUniversity of Michigan
Role ModelMy dad.
He works hard and succeeded at what he wanted.