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ear Readers, Thank you all for submitting pictures and for giving the information needed in order to make this magazine possible. Also, thank you to the entire Highlander Publications staff for working so hard to get pictures, design pages and get information. Lastly, thank you Mrs. Rauch for giving us the position of editors for this magazine and for allowing us the freedom to make our creative visions come alive.
- Katie Starsky and Nicole Martin
Senior Magazine Staff
CLASS OF 2014
Designers
Lada Avrunina Maggie Martin Amelia Stastney
Timeline
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Writers
Kelly Allen Madeline Boulier Sean Driscoll Jordan Ellerbrock Maddie Fricker Talia Gottlieb Emily Hannemann wConnor Hanson Madina Jenks Carly Kleiman Anna Kreynin Katya Mikhailenko Carly Rubin Erik Skaar Bella Stechschulte Emma Zander
Photo by Lily Konik
Don’t Forget
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Images via Brittanica ImageQuest
Copy Editors
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Maddie Fricker Anna Kreynin
Senior Predictions
Cover Photographer
Emma Zander
Photo by Nicole Martin
It’s a Wrap
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Photo by Sydney Roeper
What’s your Major? Photo by Amanda Boll
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Let’s Reflect
Photo by Nicole Martin
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Time of our Lives
Information compiled by Nicole Martin, Emma Zander and Anna Kreynin Submitted Photos and Creative Commons Photos
2011-2012 FRESHMAN Homestead: • • • • • • •
Trimester passed by the School Board Homecoming theme: Harry Potter Water day, school let out early Girls varsity tennis wins state Girls varsity golf wins state The Highlander Hut is created School establishes MyTec policy
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The Hunger Games hits theaters KONY 2012 After a long fight with cancer, Steve Jobs, co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc., passes away Syrian Civil War Continues to mount casualties Osama Bin Laden killed Gov. Scott Walker wins recall election
2013-2014 JUNIOR Homestead: • •
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Homecoming theme: There’s No Place Like Homestead The One Act Play Rose and The Rhime awarded top honor in every category of state competition Prom: Masquerade Athletic Code is modified Jordan Niebrugge played in the Masters Alumni Shelby Harris and Ben Gardner are drafted into the NFL
World:
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Justin Bieber gets arrested and smiles for mugshot Malaysia Flight MH370 goes missing Kim Kardashian gives birth to North West Bill Nye the Science Guy performs on Dancing With The Stars Miley Cyrus gives controversial VMA performance The 2014 Winter Olympics are hosted in Sochi, Russia.
2012-2013 SOPHOMORE Homestead:
World:
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Homecoming theme: Under the Sea Homestead football defeats Waunakee 14-0 in Division II state championship Girls tennis wins state Girls golf wins state One Act wins high award to state School schedule shifts from semesters to trimesters
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Government shutdown Two bombs detonate near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, wounding thousands of people 12 people are shot to death at the midnight premiere of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colo. Gunman takes the lives of 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Based on the Mayan calendar, many believe the world will end in December 2012 London hosts the 2012 Summer Olympics
2014-2015 SENIOR Homestead:
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Homecoming dance: Superheroes Most successful Relay for Life in school history Mikado wins numerous Tommy Awards. Highlander Publications wins NSPA Pacemaker Award in Washington D.C. Prom: Prom at Tiffany’s
World: • • • •
Ebola comes to the USA Tension between Russia and Ukraine continues to increase ISIS gains power in Iraq and Syria and beheads American and English journalists in the region Numerous riots about unprecedented police brutality against black teens take place, with the largest riots in Ferguson, Miss., and Baltimore, Md.
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My biggest fear is how I’ll be able to manage school and football. For me, football and school are going to be like a full-time job. - David Pfaff
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My biggest fear is not sleeping enough and becoming ill. - Daniel Wichman
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Seniors give answers to the hardest college questions
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Most likely, in college a teacher will not give the class a pink colored sheet of paper marked in bold letters “CHAPTER 5 STUDY GUIDE.” You will have to create your own compilation of multiple resources to study from, most likely from at least one textbook. This website gives you the 411 on how to take notes from a textbook, instead of a review guide.
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Possibly every college freshman’s fear: the horrible roommate. Chances are that your roommate will be great, but be sure to treat them with respect as well. Here are a few tips on how to start a strong friendship with your roommate.
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This list combines everything you’d possibly need for college: umbrella, paper clips, safety pins, laundry detergent and anything else you’d otherwise forget. Be sure to give this a look prior to going out shopping to avoid having to take multiple trips.
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In college, money disappears faster than a blink. Here’s how to handle your money and get the biggest bang for your buck.
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Don’t Forget! Information compiled by Maddie Fricker and Erik Skaar. Photos by Maragret Martin
When it comes down to packing for college, certain items may seem obvious to take, while others may not even cross one’s mind. Members of the Class of ‘14 imparted advice on some of the lesser obvious objects one shouldn’t forget to bring. Mitchell Kukla- University of Dayton: “Many of the math classes in college don’t allow you to use graphing calculators, so a scientific calculator would be a great thing to bring for next year.”
Julia Dorf- Indiana University: “Hammer and nails for sure, duct tape, sun screen and disinfectant spray.”
Annie Jorgensen- University of Georgia: “I’d say definitely something to decorate your room and make it homey, two sets of sheets and lots of extension cords. And you don’t need as many clothes or shoes as you think you do.”
Michael Schulz- University of Iowa: “Your favorite pillow.”
Kaelee McIlwraithUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison: “Don’t forget to bring lots of underwear for when you don’t have time or don’t want to do laundry.”
Ian Koch- University of Wisconsin-Madison: “Aspirin”
Brittany Emond- University of Missouri: “Even though it’s not an object, I think it’s extremely important to bring confidence to college. Don’t be nervous to go up to people or make new friends. Everyone is in the same boat as you, so no one will think you’re weird if you spark up conversation out of the blue. Everyone’s trying to make friends!”
Haley Wittchow- Kansas University: “Get lots and lots of command strips! I packed way too much of everything, so pack lighter and pack clothes that you can wear with multiple other items.”
Luke Lebesch- University of Wisconsin-Madison: “Never forget that you are in college to further your education. Don’t get too caught up in all the fun college provides.”
Halee Newby- Marquette University- “Don’t underestimate the importance of organizers (drawers and shoe/closet organizers). Some dorms don’t let you put tacks on the wall so 3m strips rock. As far as decorating goes, I would say invest in tapestries and big posters because they take up a ton of space and make your room look homey without the hassle.”
Sydney Benson- University of Minnesota: Extra earbuds. I can guarantee you’ll lose your first pair, and life without earbuds is a life not worth living. Pop-Tarts and/or granola bars for breakfast. Whether you have an 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m.,\ or 11 a.m., you’ll somehow never have time for breakfast. Grab ‘n go, baby.”
Elisabeth BalistreriWashington and Lee University: “A large garbage can for all of the pizza boxes you go through. And caffeine is a godsend.”
Always a good hair day
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Senior Predictions Class of 2015 predicts classmates’ futures
Information compiled by Nicole Martin and Katie Starsky Photos by Nicole Martin and Submitted Photos
Ben Gust will take over for Mr. Wolf after he retires. Sammy Puhl will be flying to Butler to take back the clothing her sister stole.
Tori Puhl will be driving to Delaware to steal her sister’s clothing.
Nia Feaster will date a Nike model.
Grace Bobber will be on Broadway.
Shea Allen will still be driving an orange toaster.
Mark Usatinsky will restore the monarchy and rule as the tsar of Russia.
Sophie Bradshaw and Kate Daniels will still be orange. Mikah Semon will become an English teacher in the inner city. Brad Sadoff will work for his dad’s business and live in Mequon.
Olivia Gonzalez will have a permanent chacos tan line. Becky Martin will still be the most genuine person on this planet. Melanie Poindexter will still be praising Jesus.
Tenley Sanduski will star in a reality T.V. show.
Julian Burk will be the CEO of a Fortune 500 company.
Morgan Clark will become a Southern Belle and be engaged by sophomore year.
Micah Rubin will always be dressed head to toe in Patagonia.
Marissa Scaffidi’s horse will always be her best friend. Katie Wilson will be a major contender in the Winter Olympics. Danny Knuth will forever be wearing his red jeans. Kathleen Cullen will be happily married and own 100 cats.
Victoria Shveytser’s hair will still be voluminous and full of secrets. Alli Stendler will be performing Stay Away in front of millions. Dara Schuman will walk across the country barefoot and sipping on a wheat germ smoothie.
Erin Reiels will go deaf by age 20 due to how loud her own voice is. Micah Schroeder will be a host on E! News. Rebecca Al Rayes will be on the top of America’s Most Wanted. We will all know WHO Jesse Hu is when her modeling career takes off. Jackie Sandlow’s love for bows will pass on to her children.
The Hobbs brothers will still be each other’s wingmen.
Andrew Mullins will successfully become a U.S. senator.
Bella Stechschulte will die of a prep overload at Miami of Ohio.
John Happ will become a professional cat breeder. Ann Price will be the CEO of Starbucks. Kris Herod will think he is Bruno Mars. Noah Lookatch will continue to sleep through class.
Blake Anderson will fly his plane around the world. Jessica Kloss will live in Antarctica with the polar bears. Jaylen Key will be drafted in the first round of the NBA. Aubrey Wilson will be a judge on So You Think You Can Dance?
Sarah Erpenbeck will have a collection of fedoras. Aaron Glazer will rule the world with his quiet fist. Nicole Martin will still be texting and scootering. Sam Konrath will still have a torn ACL Chase Gabriel will have skinnier legs than his wife. Emily Hannemann will be the next JK Rowling Lucy Jacobson will be the manager for the Milwaukee Admirals.
Madi Niedfeldt will be a country music and pickup truck fanatic. Michael Nelson will still be apologizing for things he didn’t do. Jonathan Bartlett will continue to be the biggest advocate for the Free the Tree campaign. Ryan Sileno will become a male model. Kathleen Sullivan and Trevor Cho will rekindle their flame. Max Henry will caddy for Charlie Maleki in the PGA. Sean Reynolds will be a male escort. Caleigh Koss will inherit the legacy of Koss Headphones.
Twinkle Dutta will own a pink Jeep Wrangler.
Haley Wagner will join a convent.
Olivia Speich will finally learn how to read.
Tyler Wittenberg will win People’s most attractive male of the year award.
Patrick Findling will reside in Colorado.
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IT’S AWrap
Seniors describe how they’re finishing off the school year. Information compiled by Jordan Ellerbrock and Madeline Boulier and Lada Avrunina Photos by Lada Avrunina
Brad Sadoff I’m finishing my Netflix list.
John Paul Vetter
Priya Khullar
I am going to spend the most time I can with Mr. Navarre.
I’m counting down the time until school ends. As of right now we have 24 days, 1 hour, 13 minutes, and 5 seconds to go.
Katie Starsky
Nick Ziebell
Twinkle Dutta
Never taking my backpack out of the trunk of my car. Because, let’s be honest, even if I did have homework, I probably wouldn’t do it.
Trying to pass government so I don’t have to retake it next year and finish all of my requirements.
I’m working out 5 minutes a day and cutting my meals down to 6 a day to get my bikini body ready.
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What’s your major? Information complied by Katya Mikhailenko and Carly Rubin Photos by Margaret Martin
Andrew Mullins
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Attending Depaul University of Chicago: I’m thinking of going into public realtions or a form of journalism. A communcations magor gives me that option.
Attending University of Miami Ohio: This just relates to finance since that’s the job I want to go into after college. A degree in finance will not lead to only one career after I graduate. I can go into anything from private wealth management to investment banking. The market is always changing and that helps ensure that I will always have something new and interesting to adapt to within my career; I don’t want to do something mundane.
Nick Allen
Engineering
Emily Eckhardt:
costume design and technology Attending University of Cincinnati: I am going to University of Cincinnati CCM to study costume design and technology. I decided on that major because it’s truly what I love to do and I want to continue to do it for the rest of my life.
Attending University of Miami Ohio: I’m majoring in engineering because I’m very intrested in physics and math
Carly Schulz
economics and applied mathematics Attending University of Chicago: I’m hoping to pursue a double major in economics and applied mathematics. I’ve always been drawn to the logical aspects of math and science, but I also like learning about why people make certain decisions. So, to be able to study how math specifically can model human behavior is something that really interests me.
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Let’s Reflect
Seniors reflect on their past years at Homestead. Information compiled by Emily Hannemann and Sean Driscoll and Lada Avrunina
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“I have a lot of great memories at football games but my favorite was my sophomore year when we won state (in football) at Camp Randall. It was a great moment of Homestead pride and I’ll never forget it.”
“My favorite high school memory was beating Arrowhead my junior and senior year in football. Especially my junior year, because they were very highly touted coming into that year.”
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-Becca Levshetz
“My favorite moment from my years at Homestead was winning sectionals and going to state with the baseball team during my junior season. We had so much fun as a team and made some great memories.” -Mitch Sutton
-Cameron Marotta
“Asking my great friend Alex Gieske to prom through open mic poetry and her saying yes. I
didn’t get
to go to prom last year, but I’m the luckiest guy on earth for being able to have experienced prom with such an amazing person!” -Ryan Gielow
Photo by Chloe Herzog
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friends to represent our school through athletics.”
-Thomas Sullivan
“My favorite memory is Halloween during freshman year when the water wasn’t working. I still remember when Mr. Bowers came over the loudspeaker and told everyone to go home!”
“Traveling to Ireland with band was by far the greatest experience I have had in high school.”
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“One of my most memorable high school experiences was having the football team go to state my sophomore year. Getting to leave school early was just one of the highlights. As a member of the band, it was such an amazing experience to march on the Badger’s field and watch our team dominate Waunakee.” -Sarah Hilby
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“I had so much fun cheering on my siblings and
-Samantha Puhl
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-Michaela Miller
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“In my AP Bio class, we would have breakfast each morning and taunt the freshmen across the hall by wafting over the smell of bacon while they would just stare at us.”-Madeline Boulier
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“Going to Homestead was like eating a warm, fine soup. Seemingly too hot at the beginning, yet ultimately satisfying and rewarding at the end.”
-Max Henry
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“It’s been a great four years, and I’ve been blessed to get to go to one of the best schools in the nation.”
-Connor Hanson
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“Homestead has been such a nurturing, inspiring and comfortable place to learn and grow for the
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Advice To Freshman Self past four years. Here, everyone -- from teachers to classmates and coaches to mentors -- are on the student’s side. I’ve been challenged in every realm of learning, and it’s that which leaves me feeling excited and, more than anything, ready to move into the next chapter ofmy life.” -Carly Schulz
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“These last four years of track and cross country have been great. We went to state in cross country this year. It was amazing.” -Bella Stechshulte
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“I’ve enjoyed creating sen-
timental, but mostly goofy memories with my friends.” -Nikki Brendemuehl
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“As ready as I am for college, Homestead has truly been a great ride. The highlight has to be all of the football and hockey games. Our student section has had some crazy times, such as winning at Cedarburg and having a color powdered effect or just having an amazing time at state. I’m going to miss yelling ‘Daigle Daigle cheese bagel’ down the hallway. Or hearing Mr. Fugate say ‘Helllooooo’ with the biggest smile on his face.”
-Erin Reiels
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“Don’t be afraid or scared to try something new or do something you want to do. Others won’t judge you; they will encourage and help you out when needed. “ -David Hathaway
“OB doesn’t know what indoor voices are, Fugate is the most friendly guy ever, and not to mess with Ms. Nass because her fiance is a bouncer. Whenever I’m hungry I know Ms. Connelly has my back with the MAC fund, and I know when Submitted Photo I need an awful joke to go to room and Ms. Besler 814. Lastly I know that when I need will be there. ” some candy or anything Ms. Evans -Lucy Jacobson “Enjoy the little stuff and make the most of everyday because it goes by fast.” -Patrick Katz Submitted Photo
“Probably to be my own leader and motivator and not worry so much about what the people around me are doing.” -Aubrey Wilson
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Photo by Carley Rubin
“I would tell my freshman self to go after things you want: good grades, sports, that special girl, or that food that looked good in the lunch line. Before you know it, the time’s up. Don't have a ‘what if’ moment.” -Gage Zupke
“If I could tell my freshman self something I would say that it’s more important to study a little more or go to sleep early than to stay up making sure my hair looked good for the next day!” -Tenley Sanduski
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Photo by Charlie Hanson
“Don’t take team sports. You’re scrawny, and they’re all so much bigger than you are and you will break two fingers in that class during your junior year.” -Zak Heiniger
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senior plans
The class of 2015 expands its horizons.
Information Compiled by Nicole Martin, Kelly Allen, Carly Kleiman, Bella Stechschulte and Katie Starsky Photos by Bella Stechschulte, Chole Herzog, Nicole Martin and Emma Zander
Alabama
Illinois
Auburn Unviersity
Benedectine University
Rebecca Martin
University of Alabama Madeline Niedfeldt
Fizza Ali
Michaela Rusch
Northwestern University Grace Bobber
Grishma Reddy
Arizona Arizona State University Jenna Miller Haley Wagner
Olivia Gonzalez
California American Jewish University
DePaul University Chloe Herzog Caleigh Koss Megan Lampen Cole Murphy
Chicago State University Ashayla Johnson Northern Illinois University Jaylen Key
Loyola University Chicago Noah Lookatch
Rose Milshteyn
Max Raykov
Point Loma Nazarene University
University of Chicago
Amanda Moser
Caroline Schulz
University of Southern California
Elmhurst College
Margaux Wilson
Columbia College Chicago
Aaron Glazer
University of San Francisco
Thomas Sullivan
Alexis Thompson
Martin Shaffer
San Diego State Tyler Wittenberg
Indiana Valparaiso University Marc Brown
Colorado University of Colorado-Boulder Tyler Ng
Megan Churchill
University of Denver Kathleen Sullivan Hanna Braaten
Colorado State University Patrick Findling
Indiana University-Bloomington Julian Burk Peter Chapin Maggie Collins Chase Gabriel Caroline Reardon Bradley Sadoff
Taylor University Keliegh Erickson
Rose Hulman
Anthony Grueninger
Butler University Victoria Puhl
Delaware University of Delaware Samantha Puhl
Iowa Drake University
Georgia University of Georgia Allison White
Emory University Sean Zacharis
Georgia Institute of Technology Morgan Clark
Rachel Chavin Rachel Paulman Caitlin Barham
Iowa State University Samuel Faber Jacob Faber Alexzander Williams Amanda Albright
University of Iowa Adam Hobbs Jacob Lappin Becca Siverhus
Grinnell College Sarah McCarthy
Allen,
Louisiana
Missouri
Tulane University
University of Missouri
Kevin Blutstein
Sarah Lundeen Emily Hannemann
Saint Louis University
Kentucky University of Kentucky
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Kriston Herod
icole
Alexandria Petersen
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Massachusetts Tufts University Mark Usatinsky
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sean McGowan Catherine Formella
Washington University- Saint Louis Micah Rubin
Montana Montana State University Sarah Barr
Hanna Tseng
Nebraska Creighton University
Michigan Calvin College
Blake Anderson Katie Starsky
Adrianna Williams Holland Cummisford
University of Michigan
New York
Michigan State University
City Universities of New York John Jay (CUNY)
Jessie Hu
Vincent Zuccaro
Sarah Erpenbeck
Hartwick University Nicholas Gess
Minnesota University of Minnesota Twin Cities Kelly Allen Jeremy Alston Jonathan Bartlett Mitchell Baubonis Hannah Behnken Kathleen Cullen Chase Duggan Alexandra Gieske Daniel Knuth John Marita Kelly McCrimmon Kailey Mortl Lucas Neusen Kelly Ochocki Brock Pasternak McKenzie Quinlevan Andrey Rainchik Mary Reilly Grace Reimer Madelyn Schaut Allison Stendler Hannah Yang
North Carolina High Point University Hilarie Mains
University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill Devonta Parker
Ohio Xavier University Zachary Mayer
Liam McCormick
Miami University-Ohio Nicholas Allen Alessandra Gouverneur Daniel Metzendorf Andrew Mullins Ryan Sileno Bella Stechschulte
Minnesota State University- MankaOhio State University to Erin Reiels
St. Catherine University Teighlor McGee
Concordia University St. Paul Nick Ziebell
St. Cloud University Trevor Cho Lucy Jacobson
Crown College McKell Lilestolen
Lane Starrett
Cedarville University Melanie Poindexter
Case Western Reserve University Sharad Mukerji Jadin Stoffel Fredrick Helmstetter Priya KhullarWW Ariel Kim
Cleveland Institute of Art Svetlana Tenges
Ohio University Jacob Downey
University of Cincinnati
Mississippi Mississippi State University Patrick Katz
Emily Eckhardt Anika Hitt
University of Dayton Connor Hanson
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senior plans
The class of 2015 expands its horizons.
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bryn Mawr College
West Virginia University
Miriam Himelstein
Micah Schroeder
Pennsylvania State University Dara Schuman
Wisconsin South Carolina
UW- Whitewater
Tenley Sanduski
Christian Braverman Nikki Brendemuehl Nicholas Buffoni Julia Graff Conrad Kreunen Hannah Mays
South Dakota
Devin O’Connor
Clemson University
University of South Dakota-Sioux Falls Elijah Perine
UW-Parkside
Henry Desmond Joseph Fischer Elijah Triggs
Tennessee Austin Peay State University Dominique Wilkerson
Dark Horse Institute Spencer Perlewitz
Vanderbilt University Michael Nelson
Texas Baylor University Nicole Harms
Southern Methodist University Nicole Martin
Utah Brigham Young University Madeline Gabor
Virginia University of Virginia William Gebhardt
UW- Stout
Patrick Curran Michael O’Malley Laura Schneider Ryan Sickler Amanda Whurmann Gage Zupke
UW-Milwaukee
Zachary Abramovich Savannah Acompanado Zachary Angelier Jacob Braun Matessa Cabreza Dominick Enea Amanda Gierach Paul Giersch Nathan Griffin Erika Johnson Makina Luhano Lawrence Martin Hilda Martinez Ramirez Marissa Matocky Bradley Novak Nicholas Orfield Alexander Puhl Sean Reynolds Aaron Robar Jacob Ruhkick Jacob Sanner Marissa Scaffidi Alexander Seinfeld Elizabeth Shih Andrea Tirsky Daniel Urbanczyk Sarah Wheatley
Washington Whitman College John Happ
Cornish College of the Arts-Seattle Shayley Timm
Seattle University John Paul Vetter
Washington D.C. Howard University Nia Feaster
UW-Eau Claire
Hannah Hartmann David Hathaway Ethan Laferriere Michael Wheatley
UW- Platteville Connor Scholtus Drew Waller John Warshauer
UW-Stevens Point Alysia Herrera Drew Steger
William Toney
UW-La Crosse
Amber Kosmal Shivani Kulkarni Abby Claussen Rachel Laabs Erika Rzentkowski Sarah Schmipf Cole Simpson Mitchell Sutton Adam Urban Haley Waise Aubrey Wilson
MATC
Rebecca Al Rayes Thomas Grisa Zachary Heiniger Maraiah Hilgendorf Aaron Lang Michaela Miller Sabrina Rosler Kongyeng Vang
MSOE
Robert O’Brien Nathan Vredenbregt
UW-Waukesha Miesha Sloan
Marquette University Jacob Bishop Madeline Boulier Twinkle Dutta Svetlana Galkina Charles Maleki
Ryan Gielow Benjamin Gust Jacob Heilmann Maximilian Henry Sarah Hilby Taylor Hoffmann Adam Kelly Alexis Kenwood Jessica Kloss Samuel Konrath Andrew Kruck Rebecca Levshetz Adam Meyer Pierce Mobley Kahaan Patel David Pfaff Ann Price Jack Pulito Mari Sadowsky Jacquelyn Sandlow Alecsander Schulz Daniel Seaton Victoria Shveytser Lauren Silber McKenna Stern Madeline Sternman Jared Stieve Matthew Swenson Hanna Tseng Nicholas VanDrisse Tiffany Vang Kelsey Wagner
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Neve Bischoff Riley Dixon Sarah Pipkorn Leah Schiman Austin Pelczynski Nicki Dominski
OtheR Remain in high school for transition services Shahmeer Ali Eric Piku
Service
Noah Harrison Brent Menchaca
Daniel Wichman
Cameron Marotta
Saint Norbert College Olivia Spiech
Aveda Beauty School Austin Perkins
UW-Green Bay Samantha Severson
Concordida University of WI
Traveling Helha Belgium Antoine Bierny
Barcelona Xavi Fabregat Pous
UNE
Marciarae’ Harmon Rachel Kruegel MaiTong Mouoa
Luciana Daniela Garlisi Torales
MATC Madison
Jerusalem Netiv Aryeh
Cianna Clay-Johnson
UW-Oshkosh Derek Fisher
William Lindsay
Lawrence University Christine Kerkman Richard Kubly
Carroll College
Germany Eda Günes Mikah Semon
Florida Abby Schallert
Thailand Kwanruean Suedongloy
China
Yuan Xu
Kayla Curasi Kelly Kasper
MIAD
Sarah Denk Victoria Hessling Donovan Hill
Ripon College Sam Ginkel
Working
Davon Bethley Janae Brown Kelsey Fletcher Serena Kujawski Marcus Niggemeier
UW-River Falls Bryce Counsellor
Maranatha University
Marines
Jessanna Clark
Air Force
UW-Madison
Nathan Hunt
Clare Aeschbacher Ashhad Ahmed Shea Allen Gurtej Bindra Abigail Bogli Sophia Bradshaw Leah Busse Whelan Callahan Jackie Chang Katherine Daniels Madeline Fricker
US Army Alyson Rausch
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