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Burlington High School

Kayla Abel

Charles Aguirre

Thomas Allen

Bryce Alvarez

Kathryn Anderson

Kassandra Avila

Jonathan Ayers

Austin Baker

Julia Barrios

Bryan Batchelor

Evan Bebler

Eric Beets

Eric Behnke

Molly Benavides

Amanda Bertrang

Michaela Bieniewski

Brett Billings

Nina Blair

Kaitlyn Bonton

Dylan Borkovec

Logan Boshell

Jacob Bourdo

Mackenzie Bratlie

Kramer Brown

Landen Brown

Stephen Bullian

Brad Burling

Kyle Burns

Nicholas Camp

Lucas Capetti-Lefebvre

Cody Carroll

Lindsie Casanta

Caroline Clifford

Destiny Cole

Nathan Collova

Alexandra Compton

Cole Conrad

Joshua Cook

Lydia Crabtree

Trenton Cramer

Theodore Cruz

Nathan Dames

Brian Dankle

Anthony Davis

Kylie Dawley

Clayton Deford

Cecelia Dillman

Alexis Disney

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Jenna Dobbs

Colton Dorn

Jacob Drettwan

Natalie Dukes

Alexander Dunn

Kayla Dykstra

Brett Ehlen

Brittany Ehlen

Noah Ehlen

Robert Elsbury

Timothy Faes

Bryce Filer

Bailey Fitzpatrick

Abbey Fliess

Kagen Floyd

Shannon Fornal

Joshua Freerksen

Chase Freitag

Andrew Froemming

Cain Gann

Luke Gannon

Jacob Gardner

Wesley Gavin

Amy Gilanyi

Jacob Gilbreath

Ryan Glinos

Colton Gould

Jordan Graef

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Sophia Grandi

Tyler Gren

Joshua Grisham

Joseph Guzzetta

Alyssa Haglund

Zachary Hahn

Joshua Hall

Paul Haluzak

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William Harrison

Katie Hart

Nicole Heckler

James Hefti

Seth Heiligenthal

Dane Helnore

Savanna Henderson

Patrick Henning

Peyton Hepner

Zachary Herbst

Emmanuel Hernandez

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Burlington High School

Emily Kastor

Carly Kawalec

Courtney Kell

Joshua Ketterhagen

Bronagh Kipp

Dylan Kleitsch

Alexandria Knight

Erik Kobs

Peter Koenen

Brooke Kozelou

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Burlington High School

Ehlen challenges herself in classroom, on track

Sibley will take his talents to Alabama

By Jennifer Eisenbart EDITOR

The Burlington High School salutatorian of the Class of 2015 is Nathaniel Sibley.

Sibley, the son of Jeff and Kim Sibley, will attend the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa in the fall.

“I received full tuition scholarship to go there, and I will have the opportunity to be in the honors college,” Sibley said. “With the honors college, I’ll be able to participate in (specific) community service projects.”

Sibley has a 4.28 grade-point average.

“I’ve always enjoyed reading and writing,” Sibley said. “When I was younger, I was good in school, and I liked it. I’ve always strived to do the best that I can.”

Sibley has been involved with four years of cross country and basketball at BHS, as well as spending his freshman and sophomore years playing baseball and his junior and senior years

participating in track and field.

He also took part in Academic Decathlon all four years, as well at Academic Bowl – similar to Academic Decathlon in that students test and compete against each other academically, but within the Southern Lakes Conference.

Sibley said one of his favorite memories in high school was honoring Mark Taylor – the father of fellow senior Teagan Taylor – after Mark died of cancer in December of 2013.

The basketball team honored Mark Taylor at a game.

“The crowd was so packed,” he said “I hit a layup with like five seconds left, and we ended up winning by two.

“It was a great game to be a part of.”

Because BHS has co-valedictorians in Eric Beets and Brittany Ehlen, Sibley will not give a salutatorian speech. He will, however, participate in other parts of the ceremony.

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Nathaniel Sibley

Young pilot sees blue skies in his future

By Jennifer Eisenbart EDITOR

The Burlington High School covaledictorian of the Class of 2015 is Eric Beets.

Beets, the son of Scott and Melody Beets, plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he will major in computer science.

“I’ve been interested in computers ever since I was little,” explained Beets. “It just seemed like the logical step. I haven’t decided what I want to do with it after college, but I think I’d like to go into web development.”

Beets achieved a 4.31 grade-point average while at BHS. He has posted numerous A-plus grades throughout high school, and has taken advanced placement classes, including statistics and calculus.

Beets has a number of extra-curricular activities, including three years with the BHS student leadership group DRIVEN.

He has also been a member A certified pilot, Beets of the National Honor helped organize the Young Society as a junior and a Eagles Rally at the Burlington senior.

Airport last year and this year.

He was a four-year The rally provides airplane member of the BHS rides for children ages 8 to 17. forensics team, including The first rally last year drew serving as a team captain.

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He was also a disk jockey He is a member of the Westosha with the BHS radio station Flying Club as a pilot and a WBSD as a freshman, a webmaster. member of the yearbook Beets has had a part-time staff and the BHS DAR job since 2013, most recently Good Citizen staff-chosen working as a crew member and representative. shift manager at Dairy Queen in Beets was one of Burlington.

Eric Beets BHS’s representatives at When he speaks at Badger Boys State and a member of the graduation, Beets wants to look back at Burlington Airport Committee. He took his four years – but also at the future. a mission trip to Puerto Rico and a gold“I think the most important thing is to level award recipient of the President’s do a quick reflection on how Volunteer Service Award. far we’ve come so far, but also look to the He was a finalist for the Prudential future and what we have to do to make Spirit of the Community Awards. the world a better place,” Beets said.

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The Burlington High School covaledictorian of the Class of 2015 is Brittany Ehlen.

Ehlen, the daughter of John and Jennifer Ehlen, plans to attend the University of WisconsinPlatteville, where she will major in Brittany Ehlen engineering.

“Mainly, just math and science, I became really interested in,” she said about choosing engineering. “Math just kind of comes easy to me, and science. I took AP chemistry and it was really challenging.

“The challenge was fun for me,” she added.

Ehlen compiled a 4.31 grade-point average while at BHS. She was a member of the track and field and cross country teams throughout high school. One of her best memories of high school was the girls cross country team qualifying for the WIAA Division 1 state meet as a junior.

Burlington finished 18th as a team, and Ehlen was Burlington’s No. 3 runner with a time of 16 minutes, 10.32 seconds.

“Our team was really close that year,” Ehlen explained. “Just making it as a team was a lot more worthwhile than making it as an individual.”

What motivated her for long distance races throughout high school was the chance to be better. She said the sport requires “a lot of mental toughness.”

“Just kind of wanting to be my best and challenging myself,” she said. “Just to go farther.”

Ehlen was also a member of the Future Farmers of America and the National Honor Society while at BHS. She participated in Academic Decathlon, was a summer school aid at Waller School and participated in Life Teen Group and 4-H. Ehlen wants to speak about her – and her classmates’ – experiences in high school.

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Catholic Central High School

Gill embraces the opportunities he’s given

Joski feels at home as a Wisconsin Badger

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In addition to being the class valedictorian, Gill Shan Gill is the is also a member of the valedictorian for the Catholic National Honor Society Central High School Class of and the National Society of 2015.

High School Scholars. He The son of Baljit and Baljit has been a member of the Gill, Shan has a 4.17 gradestudent ambassadors at CCHS point average through his four throughout high school, has years at CCHS. served as president and has Both of his parents are been a member of the Key immigrants, Shan explained, Club and Students Against “and they were never really Destructive Decisions. given an opportunity for an Gill was also prom king education.” as a junior and a member of “My parents made a lot of the homecoming court. He Shan Gill sacrifices just to put me in a has volunteered his time at the private school, and just seeing them not Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. have the opportunities I’ve been given He played four years of football and make me want to take every opportunity basketball at Catholic Central and was a I’ve been given,” he explained. captain of the football team.

Gill plans to attend the University of He has held part-time jobs throughout Wisconsin–Madison, where he hopes to high school, most recently working at major in biomedical engineering.

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He said that major would give him a For his high school experience, Gill said choice in careers. he wanted to enjoy everything.

“I can either become an engineer … go “I feel like I’ve taken almost every to grad school with that, or apply to med opportunity I can,” he said. “I feel like school,” he said. “It also lets me combine I’ve enjoyed high school to its maximum medicine and mathematics. And it allows capacity.” me to help people, which is important.”

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Joski is the son of Dan Joski was a Badger Boys and Linda Joski and has State representative last a cumulative grade-point summer. average of 4.16 at CCHS. He participated in several He plans to attend the different sports in high University of Wisconsin– school, but found his greatest Madison and major in success as a distance runner. chemical engineering.

He was a WIAA Division 3 state qualifier in cross country “A good majority (of as a junior and a senior and the decision) is location Sam Joski a state qualifier in track and and price and being close field as junior. to home,” Joski said. But Joski also He is active in St. Thomas Parish, has family members who attended the participating in the church’s mission school. trip as a sophomore and junior and “I’ve always grown up as a Badger volunteering for many events. He also fan,” he explained. “I’ve kind of grown organized the St. Mary’s/Catholic close to that college.”

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