What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?
Denied a boy when he asked me to Homecoming. – Hannah Toth
During the Northmont Honor Society ceremony, my pants had a bit of a malfunction! I had to hold my pants up as I went up to receive my award. – Stephen Felton.
Tripping over a tennis ball in the middle of my game. – Whitney White
Seeing my teacher at the Buckhorn Tavern and trying to hide, but hitting my head on a wall. – Maddie Auxier
Getting pushed into a giant puddle during baseball practice my sophomore year. – Carson Wagoner
I tripped up the stairs and dropped all my books. – Brianna Brown
I walked into the wrong classroom my freshman year. – Matthew Eilerman
I crashed my car in the parking lot entrance my sophomore year after having my license for one week. – Jennifer Chae
Threw my water bottle down the stairs by accident and it broke. – Alison Hamant
One time at Marching Band rehearsal, I couldn’t remember my solo so the rest of the band had to sing it to me. – Emma Bodiker
What is your best high school memory?
Getting an A in AP Biology. – Isabel Stoffel
Getting an A in AP Chem. – Hannah Toth
The Thespian State Conference. – Stephen Felton Beating Fairmont in Double OT my sophomore year. – Jenna Hoschouer
Watching the State cross country and track meets. – Caitlin Hoyng
Attending National DECA Conference in Anaheim, California as a junior. – Emily Howard
After-prom at Scene 75 with my friends. – Whitney White
Making lots of friends in Physics class junior year. It was a class I was nervous about taking, but getting through it with great friends was a lot of fun. – Maddie Auxier
Playing baseball and winning state for DECA. – Carson Wagoner
Playing softball with the awesome girls on the team. – Sydney McGilton
Playing soccer for my school and spending time with my peers. – Matthew Eilerman
My time in Marching Band. I met a lot of great people and made a lot of memories. – Kyle Selhorst
Traveling to Anaheim for DECA and going to Seal Beach. – Grace Counts
Playing soccer for four years and tp-ing the coaches’ houses. – Alison Hamant
My final Marching Band performance at the Mason competition. – Emma Bodiker
What advice would you give incoming freshmen?
Work hard all four years. Each one is just as important as the last. – Isabel Stoffel
Don’t take AP Chem. – Hannah Toth
Don’t be afraid of yourself. Don’t limit yourself to what you already know how to do. Explore new horizons because you might find the thing you love to do. – Stephen Felton■ Participate in anything you could be interested in. Live life and have no regrets. – Jenna Hoschouer
Don’t be afraid of participating. – Caitlin Hoyng
Take advantage of any opportunity while you’re able. – Emily Howard
Try your very best. Freshman year counts! Stay strong and get involved early. – Whitney White
Stay involved. Don’t procrastinate. Stay positive. Keep your future in mind and where you want to be. – Maddie Auxier
Get involved in your interests and make the most of all four years. – Carson Wagoner
Get involved and don’t be afraid to try new things. It helps a lot with meeting people and making friends. – Sydney McGilton
Always try your hardest – your freshman year grades count towards your final GPA. – Brianna Brown
Don’t feel like you’re too young or inferior to do great things. Use your youth as an opportunity to grow and get a head start with your future. – Matthew Eilerman
Work hard. Put 100% into every project, homework assignment, test you do. Also, find a friend you can do anything with. Find someone that will go to every football game with you or will always have your back. – Kyle Selhorst
Work hard during high school because you’ve got an entire, real future waiting after high school – Jennifer Chae
Get involved with things and don’t be afraid to get out of your comfort zone. – Alison Hamant
Don’t panic. There is always somebody available who can help you with both school and life. – Emma Bodiker