Senior Edition - Halifax Area School District

Senior Edition
Volume 84
Halifax
Issue 4
2011
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Lora Doebler - - - - 4
Josh Conway - - - - 5
Drew Osenbach - - 6
All Stars
Lauren Steffen - - 7
Elizabeth Steffen - 8
Kelsie Bainbridge - 9
Danell Engle - - - 10
Hunter Rowe - - - 11
Mackenzi B. - - - -12
Amy Jacobs- - - - 13
Shane Smith - - - 14
Gab Reed - - - - - - 15
Artists
Ben Feidt - - - - - - 16
Courtney Trotman-16
Wills
STAFF
Editors
Tori Hogan
Josh Conway
Ben Feidt
Writers
Ms. Kelly’s Honors 11
English Class
Photographers
Ms. Kelly’s Honors 11
English Class
Bethany Fetterhoff
Seth Harman
Michelle Swab
Josh Conway
Tiffany Rickert
Jordan Trafka
Nicole Kelley
Layout
Andrew Sheeler
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Reunion
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Future Plans
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News
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Relay in the Rain - - - - - - - - - - 38
Softball is NOT for Softies - - - - - 39
Our Untstoppable Track Team - - - - - 40
Boys Baseball: A Bunt or a Home Run? - - 41
The Sweetest Musical Yet - - - - - - - - 42
Ms. Kelly: The Final Bow - - - - - - - 44
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Successfully Managing It All: Lora Doebler
by Megan Thornberg
During the spring musical production of “Willy Wonka,” there were many
late nights and long hours of rehearsal that every member of the play had to
attend. During the breaks between scenes when most people took the time
to relax, Lora Doebler and a group of her friends were found studying and
doing homework (along with talking and laughing and making the occasional
Sheetz run).
At the time I did not know exactly what rank Lora held in her class
because it was such a close competition in the top 3, but I knew that she
earned good grades and I saw that she was one of those people who had a
good work ethic and could manage different activities. To no surprise, I found
out that she had in fact maintained a high class rank—the top of the class.
Lora’s hard work and effort while balancing other activities earned her the
honorable title of valedictorian of the class of 2011.
Along with being involved in the play, Lora participates in several activities.
She has played volleyball all four years of high school. She also takes part in
Letters to Our Soldiers Club, is a member of the National Honor Society, and
is the historian of the senior class. She was also a member of the school
band during her freshman and junior years. Apart from school activities, Lora
is very involved in her church, the Halifax United Methodist Church.
Lora enjoys hanging out with her friends and playing volleyball. Being
able to balance all of these activities and still maintaining the rank of
valedictorian is a great achievement for Lora because she worked hard to do the best that she could in everything
that she is involved in. Lora’s hard work definitely paid off. Besides being valedictorian, she received honors such
as the Rachel Carson Book Award, Student of the Month, Student of the Week, and a scholarship for being at the
top of the class by the end of her junior year.
It seems that all of her achievements and good grades come naturally to her, but she says that they also
require a hard work ethic. While in school, Lora’s teachers and parents serve as her academic mentors and give
her guidance. One of Lora’s teachers, Mrs. Schultz, says that as a student, “Lora has a very good work ethic and
completes all of her work on time, is independent, and is a deep thinker who likes to try to work through problems
on her own before asking questions.” Because Lora has such a good work ethic, Mrs. Schultz expected Lora to
be at least in the top 3 of her class and feels that she is deserving of her title of valedictorian.
After high school, Lora plans to attend Lycoming College. There, she is going to study bio/premed. Once she
has finished her college education, Lora wants to become a physician assistant. When it came to deciding on a
major and what career to pursue, Lora had always known that she wanted to do something in the medical field, but
she had just recently decided on becoming a physician assistant. Her interest in the medical field makes sense
because it reflects her favorite subjects in high school: science
and math.
On top of being a great student, Lora has a great personality.
I don’t think there has ever been a time when I passed her in the
hall and she wasn’t smiling. When commenting on Lora’s
personality, Mrs. Schultz said, “She is quiet but honest,
hardworking, sincere, and good-natured.” Since I have gotten to
know Lora a little more from the spring musical, I agree that she
has all of those qualities, especially good-natured (and kind)—
she was even nice enough to lend me a pair of black pants when
I forgot mine for a scene in the play.
Lora is a well-rounded individual who puts a lot of effort into
not only her schoolwork, but also all of the activities that she is
involved in. I wish her the best of luck after graduation!
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Josh Conway: Scholar
by Mahir Tiro
It’s soccer season of my sophomore year and many new soccer players
have signed up. Many of these new players that have signed up have
played soccer in the past, except for one. Josh Conway, after playing
football for basically his whole life, has decided to step onto the soccer
field. Many expected him to fail, but through hard work and determination
he flourished and became a leader for many people on the team.
Many of the traits that he showed on the soccer field have carried over
into his other sports and especially to his schoolwork. Josh’s unmistakable
character, great work ethic, and positive attitude are only a few reasons as
to why Josh is the class of 2011’s salutatorian.
Josh is constantly putting his best foot forward no matter what the
obstacle. Being in the top three of his class is already hard enough but he
is also involved in the Foreign Language Club, rugby, and football. All of
this, added to the fact that he has several AP courses may leave little time
for anything but school, but Josh often finds time to indulge in a good movie
or have a good time with his friends.
Although it wasn’t always something that he dreamed of attaining, Josh
is very happy about being in the top three of his class, saying that it is
“awesome” to be in this position. Although Josh isn’t involved in many
clubs he has left a lasting impact on many of the teachers and students at Halifax throughout his year in high
school. When asked about Josh, Mrs. Adrian, who has been his French teacher for the past four years, called him
an “exceptional student.” On that note, Josh’s favorite memory of high school was going to France during the
summer of 2010 with Mrs. Adrian.
Many different teachers have impacted Josh throughout his high school years, and some of his favorite teachers
have been Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. K. Enders (who also teaches his favorite class of AP Government), and Mr. Hoover.
Also, in his opinion, his greatest accomplishment in high school was winning “Mr. Wildcat” at 2010 relay day, and
he wants to be remembered by his graduating peers for “Dressing up at Halloween and what-not.” As for what he
will miss the most about high school, “not much else except for being able to see friends every day.”
All seniors, whether in Halifax, Millersburg, or any other school around the world face a certain amount of
uncertainty when taking their first steps out of high school and into college. Josh is no different, but it seems that
he is able to take the steps to college in stride.
His academic records were good enough to let Josh have his pick at whatever school he desired, but he knew
the school that was right for him. Josh’s hard work academically throughout his high school years has earned him
a scholarship to the prestigious University of Pittsburgh. His first choice for his major is psychology, but he
claims that he might switch it to something else as he is
not decided yet.
Looking down the road, more uncertainties come up,
but Josh knows for a fact that he wants to finish college,
and plans on having a beard. When asked about his life
plans after college up until his death, Josh said he won’t
die because “I am eternal.” I am not certain as to how
true that statement is, but the memory of Josh Conway
will be eternal throughout the hallways of Halifax High
School for many years to come. Wherever life will take
Josh, the class of 2012 and I wish you the best of luck in
all of your future endeavors.
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Drew Osenbach: Athlete, Actor, Scholar
By: Anthony Patrick
Drew Osenbach is full of good character and
qualities. He is responsible, intelligent, and athletic.
He is a great student and an even greater friend. Being
a senior this year, Drew shows his leadership in
everything that he does. He is a leader in all the sports
that he is involved in, his classes at school, and is
even a role model outside of school. These last three
years, I was able to play soccer with Drew, and that is
where I saw his leadership skills. When he broke his
hand his junior year, he was still the biggest leader on
the team, yelling out to us on the field and letting us
know our surroundings. Drew was just like another
coach on the sideline. In school, he shows his
leadership by being a part of many different clubs and
by helping other students with their schoolwork.
Sports are a big part of Drew’s life and although Drew was born with club feet, he is still a very well
rounded athlete. He did face some hardships though, because Drew was not a normal kid. He could not do
anything like a normal toddler could and wears braces for his ankles whenever he plays sports. Drew is
involved in soccer during the fall, basketball in the winter, and baseball in the spring. Drew was able to receive
a captain position on the soccer team for his junior year and he kept that well deserved position for his senior
year. Along with that captain position for the soccer team, he received a captain position in baseball and
basketball for his senior year. Due to his hard work, Drew is both a Scholar and an All Star this year. Although
he is a big part in all of these sports, Drew is still able to do well in school.
Drew does very well in his
classes at school and is
among the top three in his
grade. He is involved in FCA,
Varsity Club, NHS, Language
Club, Drama Club, and the
Conservation Club. Drew also
performed a role in the Halifax
Spring Play, “Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory” and was
involved in the Halifax Talent
Show. Drew plans to attend
Marshall University to major
in their business or sports
management program. Drew
is a very well-rounded young
man and I am sure that he
will lead a very successful
life.
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Lauren Steffen: A Legacy in the Making
by Heather Laudenslager
The dictionary definition of an athlete is “a person trained or gifted in
exercise or contests involving physical agility, stamina, or strength.” My
personal definition of an athlete would be someone who participates in
physical activity, and has a pure love for the game. When taking these
definitions into consideration, all fingers pointed at one person who is a
true athlete, Lauren Steffen. Although the Steffen name is well known in
Halifax, especially for athletic achievement, Lauren’s personal legacy
has shined nonetheless.
Lauren’s name has been featured on the news, on the school billboard,
and in the newspaper many times during her high school career. Lauren
is well known not because of her ability in one sport, but for her ability in
four. She has played and excelled in soccer, basketball, and track for all
four years of high school. Not only can Lauren compete with the girls at
soccer and basketball, but she also played football with the guys during
her freshman year.
Lauren will be graduating this year with 11 Varsity letters, and 2
Junior Varsity letters under her belt. She says that sports have always
been a huge part of her life. Her sister, Elizabeth, said that they have
pretty much always been the other’s biggest supporter. She said it is
always a challenge to split apart during spring season, as Elizabeth plays softball and Lauren runs track, “Next
year will be the toughest challenge as we go our separate ways and I will not be stepping out on the soccer field
with her and taking orders from her from the midfield. I know she will succeed and do great things as a Golden
Bear soccer player.”
Lauren is a mid-fielder in soccer, guard and forward in basketball, and runs long distance in track. She was a
basketball captain during her senior year, and a track captain both her junior and her senior year. In soccer, she
was 1st team all state, and holds every single district record. These include most assists, scoring, and overall
points. She broke the overall points record for a single season as well. In track, she was the district runner up in
the 4 x 8. As you can tell, Lauren sure is leaving her mark on Halifax. Soon after graduation, she will be traveling
to Kutztown to major in bio pre-med and plans to further her soccer career there.
Tricia Shultz, Lauren’s basketball coach, talked very highly of her. She said during sports Lauren is very
competitive and serious, but is also a very serious student that focuses and always puts in her absolute best
effort. Lauren is also very friendly and extremely social. I’ve come to know Lauren in the last few years, and I would
completely agree with these statements. Lauren is always very nice to people, very caring, and very good in
school. Coach Shultz also said that Lauren is a motivator and “demands of others only what she demands of
herself.” Throughout the entire interview with Coach Shultz, she kept stressing to me how “intense” Lauren is, so
it’s no surprise that she believes Lauren will succeed in the collegiate level. Mrs. Shultz said that Lauren is going
to do exceptional at the collegiate level because in college, everyone
on her team will have the same intensity and love for the game as she
does. Her new team members will all be on the same level as her, and
will definitely give her some competition.
Lauren will leave something at Halifax that will not easily be
forgotten. Just because the sound of her laugh, and the memory of
her infamous yoga pants may start to fade doesn’t mean she will be
forgotten in the minds of teammates and friends. Her picture is featured
on the Sports Wall of Fame by the high school gym, and along with
that picture will be left the legacy of Lauren. Good luck in all you do
Lauren, we will miss you.
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Making Herself Known: Elizabeth Steffen
by Cassandra Erdman
High school can be a challenging time for most of us and
to play three sports on top of that can be even more difficult, but
not for Elizabeth Steffen. We all know Elizabeth as a well-rounded
student and leader of her graduating class of 2011. As well as
being a leader in school, Elizabeth was a “quiet leader” in sports,
says Coach Tracey Cox. Whether it is on a field or a court, she
was always ready to play and ready to win. At the end of this
spring season Elizabeth, will have finished her 12th sport season
in her high school career. She has played soccer, basketball and
softball all four years. Out of the three, her favorite sport would
have to be soccer because she loves the sport all around and
knows her abilities can make her go far.
Elizabeth started playing sports at age five with her twin
sister, Lauren. Her favorite memory was when she and all her friends
played on the Halifax cobra’s soccer team together. Her selfmotivation and her parent’s motivation pushed her to be the best
that she can be, and to where she is today. Elizabeth has earned
a total of ten varsity letters and two junior varsity letters. She was awarded MVP for the girl’s soccer team in
2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. In her senior year, Elizabeth was a captain for the girls soccer team and was “a
leader, particularly on defense” says girl’s soccer coach, Jan Hoffner.
In basketball, Elizabeth was named to her league’s 2nd team in 2009 and was an honorable mentioned
in 2010. In 2009 Elizabeth was also named 1st team for the Tri-Valley and Schuylkill Leagues for softball. Out
of all her years, her greatest accomplishment was when the girl’s soccer team won the Schuylkill League and
the Division during her sophomore year.
Not only is Elizabeth loved by her teammates, fans and media,
but also by her coaches. When asked how she would
characterize Elizabeth as an athlete and person, softball coach
Tracey Cox said “she is very responsible, caring, and always
willing to play anywhere she is needed on the field.” Girls soccer
coach, Jan Hoffner refers to Elizabeth as “very unselfish and
team oriented.”
Even when the school year is over, Elizabeth works to
make herself the best she can be by playing on summer league
teams. For two years Elizabeth played with the Krunch Softball
team and now plays for the NU United soccer team. She enjoys
traveling with the girls and playing the sports she loves.
Because of her hard work and skills, Elizabeth was
offered scholarships for soccer. After high school she plans to
attend the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown to join the lady
cat’s soccer team while studying occupational therapy. Good
luck Elizabeth!
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Kelsie Bainbridge: The InjuryProne
by Megan Keefer
Kelsie Bainbridge has been involved with sports since she was five
years old. During her high school career, she’s played soccer, basketball,
and softball. Her hard work and dedication have earned her a total of nine
varsity letters throughout her high school career. She also earned 2nd team
All-State for Tri-Valley League Softball and 2nd team as Schuylkill League
goal keeper.
Kelsie has had a variety of roles in the sports that she has played. She
was the goalie for her soccer team, the pitcher for softball, and she also
played all positions in basketball. Among these sports, softball is her favorite.
She loves the game and has lots of fun playing it. Her most memorable
moment playing sports is having a no hitter during a district softball game.
Throughout soccer, she’s always had the jersey number 17. She said that
she’s kept that number because she’s always had it growing up.
Unfortunately, Kelsie has suffered a number of injuries during her high
school career. Her injuries have consisted of a broken ankle, reinjuring it
again, a hyper extended knee, and a few sprains in her ankle. Her worst
injury was during a soccer game when a girl slid into Kelsie while she was
saving a ball. While her ankle was healing she struggled a lot and would roll
it over and over again. Her sister, Krista Bainbridge, was the back-up goal
keeper. She took the healing process one step at a time and made sure
that she really rested, so she could continue playing sports.
Her basketball coach, Tricia Schultz, said that even though she was
injured most of the time, she really contributed to the team by encouraging
them and attending games and practices. She was also known as the
“assistant bench coach” and kept the team’s statistics. She often entertained
the team as well with her jokes. Coach Shultz said that she would miss
Kelsie’s great sense of humor and positive attitude the most.
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high school athletic director, Gay Boyer, said that Kelsie was “one of the
more colorful athletes”. She added, “You never know what to expect with
Kelsie and she is always having a great time.”
Kelsie’s longtime friend and teammate, Mackenzi Bingaman, has played
soccer with Kelsie since Cobras. They have played indoor, travel, and high
school soccer together. Mackenzi is impressed by how tenacious Kelsie
can be. She remembers a time in their soccer travel team careers when
their team went into double overtime, and Kelsie wasn’t able to use her
hands as a goal keeper. It was very challenging, but Kelsie hung in there,
and they ended up winning their game.
Kelsie plans to continue playing softball during her collegiate years at
East Stroudsburg University. ESU is in for some good times with Kelsie on
the bench and in the field. Her teammates can count on her, healthy or
injured, to be there for them.
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Danell Engle: Three Sport Student Athlete
by Marissa Mundy
Danell Engle isn’t just your
average high school student; she’s
a three sport athlete. While juggling
her schoolwork, going to play
practice and keeping a 95% average
to remain in the National Honor
Society, Danell still finds time to
participate in high school athletics.
Ever since kindergarten, she has had
a love for sports. Throughout her high
school years, she continues to
partake in soccer, wrestling and
track/field. Danell’s competitiveness,
willingness to step up to a challenge
and natural physical toughness have
made her what she is today.
When asked what her favorite
sport was out of the three, she
hesitated to reply. But within a few
seconds she confidently responded
by saying, “Track and field.” She
says, “Track is a team sport, yet at
the same time, it’s individual. I prefer
track because I’m always trying to
set a personal record for myself.”
Danell’s hard work and
determination have earned her much
recognition. She has received eight
varsity letters, is recognized by both
the Tri-Valley and Schuylkill Soccer
Leagues and she was just recently
pictured on the front page of the
sports section in the Sentinel.
Danell has also earned
acknowledgment as one of two girl
wrestlers on the Varsity team. “I’ve
been wrestling since kindergarten
and I’ve always been pretty good at
it. But it has gotten tougher because
the guys are stronger than they used
to be,” says Danell.
Wrestling demands a lot from
Danell; she has to make weight in
order to wrestle and battling stress
and sickness doesn’t make it easy
either. Yet in the end, she never lets
anyone down, giving it her all and
staying strong. “She truly is a role
model. After she won her first match,
five more girls signed up to wrestle.
The courage she shows when she
goes out onto that mat every time
she wrestles proves that no matter
what, she does what she loves” said
Mrs. Boyer.
Danell’s ability to stay strong and
succeed comes from the
encouragement she receives from
her friends and family. She says that
her parents have always supported
her decisions and that they have
never told her she that couldn’t do
what she wanted. Even if they knew
that their little girl would get bumps
and bruises from being knocked
around, they always agreed with
what she chose to do. You’re sure
to see her parents at all of her
sporting events to show their support.
Next fall, Danell will be attending
Bloomsburg University where she
will major in nursing. She hopes to
continue athletics by participating on
a club or intramural soccer team in
college. Danell will certainly be
remembered at Halifax High School
for her hard work and determination
as both an excellent student and
three sport athlete. Whatever you
may do in life, you will succeed,
Danell, I wish you the best of luck.
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Hunter Rowe: Baseball Stud
by Nick Bednar
It all started at a young age for
athlete Hunter Rowe. He started
out by playing tee-ball when he was
five years old and has been playing
sports ever since. Over the years,
he has also played football,
basketball, baseball, and soccer.
Over his high school career, he has
played football, basketball, and
baseball. Hunter has a total of eight
varsity letters, with three in
football, three in baseball, and two
in basketball. Not too shabby, huh?
Hunter’s favorite sport is
basketball, but according to him,
the sport he is best at is baseball.
This could be because of his allstar recognition in the sport. He has
also received the honor of being
named to the All-Sentinel team for
basketball. Hunter will be going to
college at Penn State Harrisburg
and plans to continue his sports
career by playing on their baseball
team.
Everyone has someone who
influences them to go above and
beyond. For Hunter, this influence
is his dad. His dad holds the assist
record here at Halifax in basketball,
and Hunter pushed himself to live
up to his dad’s greatness. His dad
was also with him every step of the
way, mainly by coaching on his
teams in nearly every sport. His dad
may be what inspires him to
greatness, but his mom is his
biggest fan. She is there at every
game supporting him and cheering
him on.
As a three sport athlete, there
are many great moments Hunter
has experienced throughout his
career. His greatest moment came
this year against Millersburg in
basketball when he hit two goahead free-throws with only
seconds left on the clock to win the
game.
This helps prove what teammate
Chris Scheib said about him.
According to Chris, Hunter is
relentless, dedicated, and
determined, thus allowing him to
perform in clutch moments.
The competitive spirit of
moments like these is what Hunter
enjoys the most about playing
sports, along with the fact that he
gets to spend time with friends.
As Hunter moves on and
graduates, let’s take this moment
to wish him the best of luck in the
future. Who knows? We may see
him on the baseball diamond on TV
in years to come.
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Mackenzi Moves on to the Next Level
by Nicole Kelley
As the end of the year approaches and graduation is right around the
corner, many senior athletes are hit with the fact that they will no longer
play a sport. However, some of these athletes have been given the
opportunity to further their athletic careers at a higher level. One of these
athletes you may recognize from the squeaking of her knee brace, Mackenzi
Bingaman.
Attending West Chester University this coming fall, Mackenzi will also
be seen playing on the school’s girls Soccer team. Interested in the
university, Mackenzi filled out recruiting papers in the hope that something
good would come from it and, sure enough, the coach from West Chester
later contacted her.
Mackenzi says she is a little nervous about playing in college; however,
after attending tryouts in mid April, she feels a bit more relaxed after playing
with the team. For Mackenzi, the love of soccer has always been with her,
and because of this soccer is without a doubt her favorite sport.
Mackenzi’s high school career has been very successful, although at
some points it has been difficult. During her junior year, Mackenzi received
an injury to her knee causing her to go through some tough times physically.
For Mackenzi, her injury has made her stronger not only as a person, but
also as an athlete. Mrs. Boyer, the Athletic Director at Halifax, added that
Mackenzi’s injury caused her to focus on new and different things, which in the long road bettered her overall
athleticism.
On the Soccer field, Mackenzi’s agility and quickness have propelled her to the top. From the beginning of her
career up to present, Mackenzi has received numerous awards. In 2007, 2008, and 2009 she received First Team
for both the Tri-Valley League and also the Schuylkill League. During her sophomore year, Mackenzi was named
team MVP for the girl’s soccer team. She is a Scholar athlete in both the Tri-Valley and Schuylkill Leagues.
During the 2009-2010 season, Mackenzi became the Tri-Valley League MVP and was awarded All-State First
Team as a Midfielder. Along with Mackenzi, her team has also thrived these past couple years winning numerous
titles.
Mackenzi posses many qualities that have helped her excel in her sports career. She is a hard worker and is
determined to excel. Her love of the game and her dedication to it are probably most important, though. She
pushes herself to excel and do better and with these
qualities and due to this Mackenzi is sure to excel in
her college sports career. Mackenzi’s coaches say that
on the field she is a spitfire and never gives up, but
most of all she is versatile which is attractive to many
coaches.
Mackenzi says her family is what influenced her
sports career the most. She said that her father and
grandparents never missed a game and she appreciates
that they have always been there for her.
In the future, Mackenzi hopes that she may one day
be able to become a soccer coach as a hobby. She is
excited to begin her college athletic career, and says
that anybody wanting to play a sport in college should
take care of their body.
We wish Mackenzi the best of luck in her career at
West Chester and congratulate her on her career here
at Halifax.
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Amy J.
by AJ Krakowski
Amy Jacobs is known as “a friend and inspiration to those that know
her”. Being her neighbor for almost 16 years, I can firmly state that Amy
is a very well rounded person, both academically and athletically. She
takes higher level courses in school like Calculus and Physics, is the
vice president of Student Council, and also plays multiple sports
throughout the school year, with basketball being her favorite. She is
not shy by any means, and her outgoing friendliness shows both on and
off the field.
Amy was introduced to sports as a very young child by her family,
which has a history of outstanding athletes. Her older brother, Adam,
was also an outstanding basketball player, and he encouraged her to
play the sport when they were younger. Fitness is clearly a theme in the
family, with her mother being the director of the local YMCA and her
older brother excelling at basketball himself. One might say that it’s
even in her blood to take part in athletics. Sports have been in Amy’s life
since she was a young child, and the theme has been present ever
since. Amy says that most of her inspiration comes from the females in
her family, mainly her mother and her nana. She says “I always try to be
working harder to achieve my best for the task at hand”, which she
prides herself on.
When asked about Amy, a teacher / coach responded with: “Amy is
a very good team player and she is sort of like a big sister or a protector
to the younger kids. She likes to make people feel comfortable.” Amy
thinks that one of the things that sets her apart the most is her drive to
do the best and help others as much as she can. When asked why, she
responded by saying that she just likes helping people, and she takes
the opportunity to do that in whatever sport she is playing. She strives
to be a friend and inspiration to her teammates and a protector to the
newer players.
Amy has no aspirations to play a sport in college, and wishes to
focus more on furthering her education instead. She one day hopes to
attend graduate school and afterwards obtain a steady career. While
her future in sports may be coming to an end, many can agree that she
has had a fantastic run. Hopefully her reputation will precede her in
college and she will achieve as much in the rest of her life as she has in
high school and I personally wish her the best of luck wherever her
travels may take her.
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All Stars
“Supersonic Smith”
By Chris Scheib
On any given day in the halls of Halifax High, an
individual is more than likely to come across the young
man Shane Smith. However, the probability of actually
running in to him is slim to none, because A) The
individual came across one of Shane’s incredible,
lifelike self-portraits, or B) Saw a brief glimpse of
him since he moves at lightening fast speeds with
his running abilities.
When it comes to the school scene, Shane is
solid in his academics. Throughout his high school
career, he has striven for excellence by taking a
plethora of honors and AP courses. His favorite
courses deal with the graphic arts, his desired major
after graduating high school. “I guess my love for
drawing started throughout elementary/middle
school”, Shane says. “My greatest inspirations for
my work were my teachers, Mrs. Doherty and Mr. Crum, and my parents, who encouraged me to follow my
desires.”
Shane will be entering the military upon graduation, where he will be exposed to key work experience in
the field he wishes to major in. “Penn State has a top-notch Graphic Design course, where as a senior I’ll be
required to do an internship. More often than not, these internships lead to permanent jobs” Shane proclaims.
Aside from his passion for art, Shane has an equal love for running. A decorated distance runner, he has
made his mark on the 3 different races he competes in, but more importantly on the lives of his fellow “Long
Distance Crew” members. When asked about Shane, Coach Jill Steffen sums him up perfectly. “Only a few
times can a coach get lucky to have an athlete like Shane Smith. His work ethic on the track is to be
commended, while he lifts/encourages his teammates to work hard. He truly is one of the strongest runners
I’ve ever coached. When he runs, it’s like the
world stands still to watch.”
“Shane has proven to be a great role model
in every aspect of his high school career.” How
is that for certain? Because indeed, that is
my own quote. He has been one of my own
inspirations both academically and athletically
since the very first time we met. I can say it is
truly a blessing to have him as a peer, a cousin,
a teammate, and a friend. Keep on running
Smitty!
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All Stars
Gab of All Trades
by Tatum Enders
When most hear the name
Gabrielle Reed, many qualities
come to mind: kind, athletic, smart,
artistic, outgoing, loud and fun are
just a few. But there is much more
to her than everyone might know.
Throughout her senior year,
Gabrielle has obtained 3 Varsity
letters alone. However, during the
course of her high school career,
she earned a total of eight Varsity
letters and one Junior Varsity letter.
She has participated in volleyball
and track during all 4 of her high
school
years
and
tried
cheerleading during her senior year.
I have had the personal experience
of cheering with Gab, and she was a quick learner and a good asset to the squad. In track she throws discus
and shot-put. However, her favorite sport that she plays is volleyball. She plays as a setter and enjoys the
competitiveness of the game.
“She was really good at motivating the team, she was always pumped and ready to go. Having someone
like that on the court really benefited us because there were a lot of quiet girls on the team and having
someone like Gabby really helped everyone open up and motivate themselves.” Quite a ringing endorsement
by volleyball teammate Jess Howard.
Although Gab has enjoyed her athletic areer at Halifax, she is not sure whether or not she would like to
continue her athletic career at the collegiate level.
Another activity that Gab is very passionate about is art. Her favorite genre is drawing. She enjoys the
feeling of accomplishment she gets when she finishes a work. Mr. Crum praised her as reliable, mature, and
helpful. He views her as a role model for the younger students with her work ethi, praising the way she takes
an idea and runs with it until the end. She has a lot of
passion for all of her projects and takes it hard when
something goes wrong.
Gab is also involved in the Girl Scouts and has
received her Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. For her
Gold Award she needed to have 60 hours of a
community service project. She organized and planned
a youth volleyball clinic.
After graduation Gabrielle plans to attend
Pennsylvania State University in Altoona for a major in
architecture and a minor in art. In 10 years she expects
to own her own architecture firm. When asked to sum
up her senior year in a few words she replied, “I’m sad
it’s coming to an end, but happy I’m starting a new
chapter in my life.”
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Artists
Ben and Courtney make Beautiful Music
by Amanda Webster
Ben Feidt and Courtney Trotman have been voted as this year’s Most Musical
seniors. The children of Annette and Rodney Feidt and Andrew and Paula Trotman,
respectively, each of these remarkable musicians has been exposed to music
their whole life. Ben’s mother started teaching him how to play the guitar when he
was younger, but as he grew older, he began to teach himself. Courtney, on the
other hand, had taken piano lessons from elementary school to the time she was
in middle school. The amount of training that Ben and Courtney have received,
along with years of practice have definitely paid off for these two in the long run.
Ben’s inspiration to be a musician came the day he first heard the song “Fade
to Black” by Metallica. After hearing that song, he knew he had to be a guitarist.
His dream came true. Ben has been playing the guitar for about 5 years now and
is also involved in a band called Imperfect Harmony for about 3 months; however,
he has performed a good number of times outside of the band room doors. Since
he began his musical journey, Ben performed in TV Nite for three years, the
Courtyard Concert, and also plans on performing at Halifax’s Community Day.
Unlike Ben, Courtney prefers a bigger variety when it comes to music. She
took a dance class for 5 years and participated in concert band and chorus since
4th grade. Courtney also performed in the talent show, 8th grade recognition night,
the Twin Valley Players Roadshow, along with numerous Twin Valley Players and Halifax High School musicals.
Courtney performs at her church, too.
This girl isn’t just all about the music though. Courtney is also involved in many other clubs and activities, as well as
Ben. Courtney is an editor for Coral, is in the National Honor Society, and speaks out in the Principal’s Advisory Club.
Ben is an editor for the Hi-Lite, is in the Art Club, and is also a National Honor Society member. These two seniors
may have been voted Most Musical in their class, but the fact is that they are both well-rounded and very talented
individuals.
After interviewing Ms. Aunkst about her students, she emphasized that Ben practices constantly and he is a leader
and very patient with everyone. She described Courtney as “...quiet, very talented, and hides her talent well. People
don’t know how talented she really is.” Ms. Aunkst is also amazed at the fact that Ben can be so shy sometimes, then
turn around and rock out on the guitar to the point that others around him idolize his talent. Labeling Courtney as the
ideal student, Ms. Aunkst also thinks it’s cool that music is such a strong hobby for both students who have different
career interests.
Mrs. Shultz also put Ben and Courtney on the same pedestal, saying that both of her students are “deserving of any
kind of award.” Although not everyone in the school may be aware of either of their musical sides, most faculty and
students know how each of them succeeds in the classroom. Mrs. Shultz says that Ben is a deep thinker who
challenges himself, but is also very independent. She said that although Courtney is seen more with her small group,
she is also independent and always has her work done on time
and in complete detail.
After he graduates, Ben plans to attend Penn State Main
Campus to major in International Relations in addition to learning
Chinese and/or Russian. Courtney plans to attend Harrisburg Area
Community College and later transfer colleges, but she is currently
undecided what she wants to major in. In 10 years, Ben sees
himself living in a city apartment, working for the government, and
finishing another one of his many novels. Courtney pictures herself
living happily in the country somewhere and doing a lot traveling in
the future.
No matter where their lives lead them, though, both Ben and
Courtney plan to keep music as a strong hobby and are absolutely
deserving of the 2011 Most Musical title.
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Senior Wills
I, Kelsie Bainbridge, being of crazy
mind and wild body, do hereby
bequeath the following: to Marissa
Mundy—my success on the mound;
to Krista Bainbridge—the willpower
to drive mom and dad nuts; to Tatum
Enders and Megan Keefer—my bad
decisions; to Rylee Gonsar— the
ability to be a good big sister.
the right to share it with anyone;
Lastly, my significant attitude
problems I am giving to Sam Lindsay
because I believe she could do well
with them.
I, Jenny Capouillez, being of sound
mind and body, do hereby bequeath
the following:
my volleyball skills to Tatum Miller;
pancakes to Amber Capouillez; my
awesome golf game to Tyler
Sweigard; James Franco to Amber
Coppula.
I, Joshua Conway, being of
uninterested mind and rock-hard
body, do bequeath the following: all
of my swagger to Eric Maus; to
Dalton Jack my ability to know left
from right; to Joey Kaufman my
ability to form a complete sentence;
and everything else I leave to Chad
Meko.
I, Mackenzi Bingaman, being of a
dazed mind and of a part-cadaverous
body, do herby bequeath the
following: my good knee to Krista
Bainbridge; my unworn clothes to
Amber Capouillez; my discovery
“leadership” to Matt Osenbach; my
weirdness to CP3 (Chris Paul); my
bad decisions to Tatum Miller; my
shoe size to Kylee Sorichetti; my
culinary skills to Madison Bingaman;
my smirk to Joey Kauffman; m hair
to Marty Brennan; toilet paper to
Dalton Jack.
I,
Jessica
Brown,
have
unfortunately died and hereby leave
the following things behind:
all of my education, grades, and
knowledge, I will leave to my brother,
Jason Brown; Dan Hebenthal gets
my girlish figure; I am giving the
innocence I have left to Kalli Enders
for obvious reasons; my ginger hair
goes to April Storms. Only she has
mini pies; to Cody Thompson my
drawing skills; to Dustin Tummelson
my colored pencils; to Alyssa
Najdek my mallots; to Angela
Erdman my tye dye stuff; to Cora
George my colorful string; to Eden
Vega my Color Guard skills; to
Christine Emerick my Fantasy
books; to Kelsey Meyers my speed
reading skills; and to Chris Brenner
my marching skills.
I, Lora Doebler, being of
psychedelic mind and body, do
bequeath the following: my
awesome air hockey skills and
Chinese coupons to Thomas
Potteiger; my volleyball things are to
be split between my little sisters Star
Lenker and Amanda Webster, fight
nicely; I also leave my muck-a-lucks
and purple plaid converses to Cora
George; finally, my GPA is to be
added to that of Tory Piper.
I, Danell Engle, being of perverted
mind and strong body, do hereby
bequeath the following: my angel
halo to Daniel Neves; my parking
spot to Cassie Buggy; my assets to
Kylee Sorichetti and Kayla Kelly; my
quiet laugh to Megan Thornberg and
Cassie Buggy; my belly button to
Mason Hoover; my driving skills to
Tatum Miller; my not-so-cocky
attitude to Chris Scheib; my wrestling
skills to Chad Meko; my dirty mind
to Dalton Jack; my defensive soccer
skills to Mandy Snody; my tanness
to Amber Coppula; my curly hair to
Jordan Pritchard; and my talking
skills to Joe Kaufman.
I, Carissa Deibler, being of
wondering mind and small body, do
hereby bequeath the following: to
Dylan Deibler my knowledge of
Biology and other sciences; to Lori
Engle my art skills, Jack Sparrow
pillow and discovery leadership; to
Jeremy Wheeler my rainbow hat and
I, Benjamin Feidt, being of humble
mind and tall body, do hereby
bequeath the following: All of my…
um… one, two, three… nine guitars
to Nick Bednar along with my skill
as a guitar player, even though he
doesn’t need that; my height to
Jeremy Wheeler so the saxophone
won’t look so huge on him and also
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Senior Wills
my enormous CD collection… enjoy
the Metallica, Beanz; my nonchalant
nature to Christine Emerick since
she is way too busy and seriously
needs to take a break from doing
anything.
I, CJ Houtz, being of boring mind
and chunky body, do hereby
bequeath the following: My love of the
Boston Celtics to Kenny Turner; my
seat next to Coach Bowman on the
basketball bench to Quinton Davis;
my leadership of Mrs. Adrian’s
advisory to Travis Miller; my starting
position at second base to Nate
Houtz; and my racing mentality and
superior racing skills to Nate
Mechling.
I, Jessica Howard, being of
perverted mind and clumsy body, do
hereby bequeath the following: my
seat at the lunch table to Amber
Coppula; my volleyball abilities to
Cat Amoriello; my fearlessness of the
subway train to Rylee Gonsar; my
flicking skills to Nick Bednar; my dirty
mind to Matt Osenbach; my DJ job
in yearbook to Tatum Miller; my taste
buds to Hoyt Rowe; my self-control
to Cory Gurganious; my M&M
tossing skills to Anthony Patrick; my
table manners to Zach Schumber
and Marty Brennan; My dinocake
baking skills to Tatum Enders.
I, Kristen Manchor, being of sound
mind and pale body, do hereby
bequeath the following: my
leadership skills to Austin
Laudenslager; my presidential skills
to Matt Osenbach; my yearbook
editing skills to Anthony Patrick; my
cell phone to Mandy Snody; and my
etiquette speech to Amber
Capouillez.
be the only cool girl that drives a
truck in Halifax High School.
I, David Reed, being of pure
awesome mind and perfect body, do
hereby bequeath the following: to
John Piper my clay skills; to Thomas
Pottiger my fishing skills; and to Mrs.
H a class full of me.
I, Gabrielle Reed, being of
sarcastic mind and strong body, do
hereby bequeath the following: to
Tatum Enders King Edward and my
ability to drive; to Amber Coppula
my ability to sit the volleyball bench;
to Dalton Jack my art ability; to
Tatum Miller my ability to find guys
at volleyball games; to Adam
Prohaska my throwing ability; to
Mitch Strohecker my amazing
Kinect playing skills; to Rookie my
role as discovery captain; to Puff my
track bus seat; to Jake Peck my
sarcasm; to Mason my math skills
and my calculator; and to Krista
Bainbridge my Just Dance skills.
I, Tiffany Rickert, being of sound
mind and body, do hereby bequeath
the following: to Maddy Lebo and
Annie Kaufman, my wonderful bench
warming skills; to Matty Peck, my
love of Twilight and green jackets;
and to Sam Lindsay, everything else
(I promised).
I, Heather Miller, being of unsure
mind and stable body, do hereby
bequeath the following: my FFA office
of Chaplain to Nathan Wilbert; my
welding skills to Kyle Bower; all my
shashbips, Shalians, Shevys,
Shames and Amish beard to Lauren
Lenker; and my best shoe to Shayla
Miller.
I, Haley Pozoic, being of awesome
mind and unique body, do hereby
bequeath the following: to Kami
Boyer my amazing hunting ability
and my awesome truck so she can
I, James Seidel, being of arrogant
mind and body, do hereby bequeath
the following:
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Senior Wills
I leave my SCHWAG SCHWAG
SCHWAG SCHWAG to Brandon
Clemson, may he use it wisely; I
leave my crown and scepter to Dalton
Rode and Squeeko, may they rule
this school with an iron fist; I leave
the word ‘bequeath’ to Ms. Kelly,
hopefully, she takes it with her; I leave
my ability to be completely
awesome and still get good grades
to myself; it will probably be useful
in the afterlife; I leave everything else
to Eric Maus.
yearbook abilities; to Brittany Custerhold down discovery and keep the
boys in line; to Cassandra Erdman
my glove, as it brought me luck
through the years, so do work in the
middle infield next year; to Dakota
Clemson my gym class skills as
well as my AMAZING badminton
skills ;).
I, Lauren Steffen, being of sound
mind and tan body, do hereby
bequeath the following: the number
6 to Kayla Kelly, may that number
bring you great success; my
Spanish speaking abilities to Krista
Bainbridge and Michelle Swab; my
800 time to Tori Fulkroad and Emily
Miller; my soccer skills to Marty
Brennan; my game to Quentin
Shaffer; a Kutztown soccer shirt to
Chelsea Konyar; and my “poof” to
Shannon Costa.
I, Jordan Trafka, being of sound
mind and body, do hereby bequeath
the following: my playboy pictures
to Dan Gros’ Chippendale career.
I, Shane Smith, being of perverted
mind and bootylicious body, do
hereby bequeath the following: to
Shibble the track team and my sexy
runner’s legs; to Mitch Sacks my
girlfriend. Play nicely; to Mason
Hoover my swag, the little that I may
have; to Mahir Tiro, my devilish good
looks. You could use them; to Gilby,
my lunch money. Eat up; to CP3,
my flirtation skills; to Marty Brennan,
my annoyingness and vulgarity. Not
that you really need them..; and to
Marissa, my pepper spray. Just in
case Mitch gets out of hand.
I, Elizabeth Steffen, being of
sensible mind and tan body, do
hereby bequeath the following: to
Krista Bainbridge my “big sister”
qualities in soccer and basketball;
to Megan Keefer my section editor
I, Courtney Trotman, being of
chaotic mind and short body, do
hereby bequeath the following:
my copy of Cuckoo’s Nest to that
kid that looks like Billy Bibbit; all of
my hellos to little Houtz; and
everything else to Eric Geyer…
because he needs all the help he
can get. :).
I, Alli Trutt, being of determined
mind and strong body, do herby
bequeath the following: my ability to
love unconditionally and smile to
Tatum Miller; my soccer skills and
tan lines to nick Bednar; my strength
to lead the soccer team in faith to
Jordan Pritchard; my #11 soccer
jersey to Michaela Kline; my athletic
abilities to Austin Laudenslager; my
humbleness to Chris Scheib; and my
warm fuzzy hugs to Kaleb Reitz.
I, Brittany Valentine, being of
sound mind and body, do hereby
bequeath the following: my
confidence to Eden Vega; my power
over the minorities to Cassie Buggy;
my strength to let things go to Alex
Paul; my confidence and strength to
stand up for myself to Brie Erdman.
I, Lexi White, being of absent mind
and disproportionate body, do hereby
bequeath the following: my artistic
skills to Mason Hoover; my height
to Tori Hogan; my pizza face to
Kayla Kelly; my bench sitting
abilities to Anna Kaufman; my
nickname to Cassie Buggy; my
procrastination skills to Megan
Thornberg--she’s the only person I
know who doesn’t procrastinate; the
short bus to Eric Geyer; our GPO
tunnel to Tatum Miller ;); My
sweatpants to Haley Hoffman
because she is always dressed nice;
my copy of Twilight to Maddie Peck;
and finally to Courtney Wilbert, you
have won the custody battle, I
bequeath you myself.
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I remember...
Kelsie Bainbridge
Mrs. Officer/ Ms. Parker; Price Road/ Powells
Valley; Danell’s house/ dogs at night; “Gab why
are you calling me?”; “KELSIE! Wake up I love
this song!”; maps; freshman lunch table; being
taped to a chair by Lauren in Mac’s room;
Sheetz runs; tree branches with Kaitlyn;
“Morgan! Look what I can do!”; after school
cruises; 7th grade summer; driving home from
Carsonville; “Darn Kenz, I thought that was a
bunny!”; soccer tournaments with Kenz and our
dads’; Dogs?!; Ocean City ’10; “Whose playing
mom?!”; Thanksgiving 2009; Millersburg River;
club house; blue Subaru; sledding at Kristen’s
house; go- karting at Megan’s; “MEGAN, IM
STARTING TO GET PISSED!”; “If you’re not us
then get out!”; freshman year; the cabin; “Rainie,
no! He’s a cop!”; “Meet me at the school
tomorrow at 11!”; “My dance”; TATUMB;
”MADDEN MADDEN BOOG BOOG BOOG
BOOG!”; HEY KATIE; the creek; “The light is
too bright”; little man; Camp Hebron Road;
eggs; Riverview tanning; shady side of Giant;
Grubb house; Good Friday; fishing; “Tag your
it, I quit”; “pencils”; track meets; bus rides;
Lycoming; “g-van”; Chico; Nolan’s garage;
Ethan’s basement; hang gliders; Cobras
soccer; last day of school’
Thanksgiving Eve ‘10; flipping Megan’s go-cart;
the Fab 5; The Grudge terrors; Cobras soccer;
Fear factor; un-friending deadbeats ; going to
King’s; being shady; false starting at districts;
8th period Geometry class with Darryl Lahr;
being called a home wrecker; wall dancing with
“Sheyna”’; Fire truck rides; Canada :) ; Junior
year soccer season; driving to soccer
tournaments with Kels and our dads. “Everyone
hates you and 2011 just begun.”
Jessica Brown
In-school with my best friend because that was
a good idea; Relay Day piggy back rides;
Memorial Lake volleyball and the boys getting
kicked out of the water; The “shopping” trip to
Ocean City; All the bonfires and the hilarious
stories behind every single one; That one
gathering with Twister; The unforgettable lunch
conversations; The week camping at Raystown
Lake; “Moo moo, oink oink, we’re in the
barnyard”; The ferris wheel at Knoebels; The
unplanned Justin Moore concert on a school
night; The yummy food at Morgan’s house;
Poker nights; The nights at the drive-ins, plus
the special contract; Fist-bumping, thighslapping, and high-fives; The poems Ciara and
I wrote for 10th grade English; Deann
dominating at the pep rallies; Getting stuck in
the mud in Megan’s driveway; Bowling nights;
Camping and fishing; Being forced to go down
the hill in a saucer; Being thrown into Ciara’s
pool… with my clothes on; Almost dying on
several occasions in my friends’ cars; Tessa’s
lack of gym skills; Senior year semi; Hunter with
the balloons and then the candy in the middle of
the night; Four-wheeling up to the top of the
quarry; Laughing with Morgan the morning after
camping.
Mackenzi Bingaman
NYC field trips; booths; Good Friday;
BLAAHHH! KE$ha concert; the sewage plant;
basketball locker room dances; ASL sign
language class 08’; wearing Brad Kerstetters’
and Zach Klinger’s jerseys; Jess Erdman’s Apirl
Fool’s prank my freshman year; driving home
from Carsonville with Kelsie; sledding and
sleepovers at Kristen’s; Hang glider’s spot;
Danell’s hot tub; Hershey cream pies and
football helmets; Ethan’s bathroom; Little Man!;
Twilight and Harry Potter movie premiers; Jenny Capouillez
Random Sonic trips; “Watch Me Make a Movie”; Jumping on Morgan’s trampoline; Deanna’s
Tim playing hide and seek in the woods; baby voice; Cobras Soccer; Breaking Megan’s
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I remember...
camera; Wrestling parties; hide and go seek
tag; spin the bottle; flipping Megan’s go-kart;
4 th of July with Brock; Ace Ventura jeep
adventure; Sledding at Kristen’s; cheese curls
and Jess Howard; Football games; Basketball
car ride; Volleyball bus rides; Golf season;
Jumping the fence; chestnut tree; Biology class;
the drive-ins; Murry’s Pond; interrogation; Hair
gel and ice cream sundae; Bat; sleep over at
Kelsie’s, Kristen hitting Mackenzie and splitting
her lip; Punching hunter Sponsler; Marshmallow
fights; King of Prussia; Scrubbing pie; health
video; Hot tub at Danell’s; Kristen’s Mommom;
Giant Pancakes; Laughing with Jess Howard;
5/26/09; Culinary Class; Mrs. Wirley’s freshman
year honors History 8 th period; 7 th grade
summer; Bahamas; Cookies rolling down the
stairs; Krissstteenn; Hershey Bears; Camp
Hebron; Sleep over with Alysia Coppula;
Memorial day camping; Orange Drink; Hitting
a tree with Tim Christ’s Truck; Thanksgiving
2010; Track; Fleas; Jersey Drive; The Laughing
Game; The cursed bathroom; Pizza-Soda/Jess
Howard; Jeep+JessHoward=Fail; Hospital
Nights; Keyboard Cat; Throwing rocks at Kyle’s
Window; Dirt biking with Kristen and Kenna;
Erd peeing her pants; Kyle’s mail box; Kesha;
Nickelback; Kyle and Belack; I can see you Tim;
Jade
Josh Conway
When Tory tried to dry a sponge underwater;
when Shane was choking and James gave him
a napkin; the pain I felt every time Ms. Kelly gave
me an assignment; when I got a plate of buttfries at lunch; the video we made for Mrs.
Stone’s class; how proud I felt when the tree I
made for my genealogy project actually looked
like a tree; the Hershey Park field trip when
James and I had to ride the Tidal Force even
though it was only 50 degrees outside; when
there was a bear at football practice; when
Jordan Mills was dancing in the cafeteria.
Lora Doebler
Dressing up like Ninja Turtles; leaving notes in
the middle school; looking like free spirits;
Bamboozle<3; roadtrips; watching Titanic until
3AM; DQ + MJ + sunglasses + Walmart with my
louv<3; cursing underclassmen; getting stalked
while camping; lunches in the courtyard;
freshman year Geometry; late night trips to
McDonald’s; our ridiculous obsessions; SV4U!;
beach trips; dreads; Disney Karaoke; manspider!; sand(: ; the buffer-man; the kid that
looks like Billy Bibbit; nerd medals; Archie(: ;
finding the canned meat!; dressing like
Pacman; pterodactyl noise; eyebrow pizzaman; friendship bracelets; favorite curls; guilty
pleasures :P ; Sarah’s kitties; “Yo Grandma! You
home? I’m huuungry!”; 3 hours and a half; 3Face;
the cursed CVS; “…wait, was that offensive?”;
Becky’s Grandma’s house; foam sword fights
in Walmart; “we attracted them”; reading minds;
making delicious food in culinary; vnecks&guitars(: ; The hornet’s nest; being twins;
Lee Hen Are Duty Gap Rio; Just Dance; Amish
cake at the drive-ins; volleyball; “Where are
we?!”; acting like spider-man with jenny(: ;
yummy apples :P ; “NEIN!” “YEH!”; almost dying
in Baltimore; the ceej face; picnics in the
courtyard; bowties; Chipotle; “Is it supposed to
be that shiny?”; ukes(: ; always finding
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I remember...
exceptions; and always, always, always
randomly breaking into song :D
and Tom answering his cell phone; our whole
Honors English class failing our Scarlet Letter
essays… except Shane.
Danell Engle
Cobras; track bus rides; sports bus rides; hot
tub; pool parties; Bear!; long night phone calls;
photoshoots; Shane cornering Ashley in my
room; raiding DJ’s room; truth or dare; attacking
Kenna in her sleep; “Dominating Defense”;
Hunter putting a dent in Kenna’s basement
ceiling with his head; sleep over’s at Megan’s;
slamming on the breaks in Megan’s jeep while
driving it; go-karting at Megan’s; Hershey Park;
playing hunt; the pond; four-wheeling; the Shaw
House; summer nights; learning how to drive
Jenn’s jeep; wrestling matches; driving ranges;
Ritas; “Bob, Willis, and Ralphy”; “That’s what
she said”; culinary; scary movies; Harry Potter Becky Harman
Premier; sledding at Alyssa’s house; and Dressing up as Ninja Turtles and Pacman;
sleeping in Austin’s attic.
bazooka; my twin Courtney; random Chipotle
runs; bowties; imgfave consuming our lives; star
dome love; eyebrow pizza man; the kid that
Ben Feidt
looks like Lexi; Pterodactyl noise; just dance
When I pushed David into the creek by the parties; 7 person spoon fest; buffer; v-necks;
school because he wouldn’t stop screwing senior study hall; Baltimore; culinary; Sarah’s
around during Science class; Letting David men; “Look at these jugs!”; Titanic; being
copy my work all of freshman year; Darrel wholesome; days without shoes; “Is it suppose
playing his Gameboy in freshman French class to be that shiny?!”; the kid that looks like Billy
Senior Edition
I remember...
Bibbit; Indian princess; friendship bracelets; jam
sessions with Sarah; 10th grade bio videos; road
trips to my grandmas; Film class; Bamboozle!;
Chuck-E-Cheese runs; nicknames; camping;
3Face; mysterious sophomores; The Hornet’s
Nest; Courtney and my secret lives; getting
creeped on while camping; Archie; mass chaos
of our lives; chillin’ in discovery with ukes and
guitars; late nights at McDonalds; Lexi being
my perfect boyfriend height; talks with Courtney;
going from silent Juniors to obnoxious Seniors;
the wrath of Sarah; picnics in the courtyard; “We
attract them”; seducing with awkward;
Freshman Geometry; Beetle kid; nerd medals;
play practice; the creeping of Ceej; Sarah’s
kitties; SVFU; finding exceptions; guilty
pleasures; having the same mind as Courtney;
“Yo Grandma, you home? I’m huuungry!”; nerf
guns fights; the cursed CVS; daily hugs :)
Cody Henry
Chillin at Sheetz; Hunter Sponsler hitting
Marissa’s car; the fan club; Algebra with my best
friend; Eprep; lunch; craigslist shopping; getting
my civic; Brock acting like pterodactyl and Tory
failing at it; Garrett drifting Alex’s van; Prom;
Motorama; baseball; baseball camp; Matt O
sneezing; culinary; Coach Ansel’s cook out;
basketball at Reece’s; badminton mania; Bio;
bubbly; getting the Mazda stuck at Garrett’s
pond; swag surfin; I’m a snake!!; swag swag
swag; fast five.
Brittanie Hinkle
Hitting Tory Weaver’s car in the cage; Algebra
1 with my best friend; Getting honor roll for the
first time; Going to the bathroom just to text;
Becoming best friends with Aeriel Grosser;
Badminton with Cody Henry; Going on camping
trips with Nate & Nicole.
CJ Houtz
When Hunter pushed me off the stage at
Renaissance Fair practice in 8th grade; Belack
pointed out who was laughing; I got caught
texting in the dark in Wampler’s class; David
got tomato soup everywhere; and I took AP
Government and Politics.
Jess Howard
Trips to the ER with Kristen, Ash, and Jenn;
Good armless fun with Derek and Kyle;
Megamind with the “movie group”; The marker
kid at Friendly’s with Derek, Hunter and Kyle;
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I remember...
Breakin’ it down during volleyball with Gabby
and Amber; Eating dinocakes with Tatum;
Basketball games with Ash, Jenn and Kristen;
TRYING to get free Rita’s with Kyle and Derek;
Making funny noises in the girl’s bathroom at
the Big Spring guy’s basketball scrimmage with
Ash and Jenn; “That’s what she said” moments
with Jenn; Garrett’s awesome surprise birthday
party; Getting yogurt all over Matt; Ash and I
laughing so hard we couldn’t breath at the EJ
game; Just Dance with Jenn, Ash and Kristen;
“Muffin” jokes with Jenn; Arooga’s/ Sonic for
Amy’s birthday; Quoting The Office with Derek
and Reece; Your Highness with Jenn and Hunter;
NYC bus trip with Ash, Kristen, Jenn, Amy and
Kenz; FML with Hunter, Kyle and Derek; Trips
to the elementary with Alex; Brock cutting my
hair in Service Learning; Rango with Garrett,
Kyle, Derek and Hunter; Emma peeing on
Amber’s bed; YouTube videos with Jenn;
Tossing M&Ms with Patty; Ash and I listening to
Reece snore and talk in his sleep at Danell’s.
John Kamin
The day Jordan Bixler dressed up as the Joker
for Halloween, that was so AWESOME!!!;
making Ashley Snyder, Mackenzi Bingaman,
Kelsie Bainbridge, Danell Engle, and Amy
Jacobs laugh at my insane jokes during lunch;
making the Maglev with Zack Seiders (that was
fun); helping out with the prom fashion show for
Halifax; starting the Pledge of Allegiance in Mr.
Ruff’s 1st period class; cooking for Mrs. Paul
and other students and teachers.
Morgan Lenker
The zoo; Baltimore; flat tires; amity hall; kid cudi;
beach 2010; nacho mess; magazines @ giant;
snipe hunting; price road; skipping the play;
purple; levels of punk; james’s; tardy twins;
camden, nj; lost in delaware; locked out;
rainstorm; pack of deer; never steal; go green!;
knockout; 9.19.09; h2o; scarface; fire alarms;
finished product; juuuune; movies with josh &
james; camry; sleepovers; gypsies; damon’s;
walking too fast; field of screams; mitch
strohecker’s; jet skiing; jimmy’s; petunia; sunfire;
cruises; summer 2009-craziest time of my life;
car accidents; “where is my pants?!”; death @
a funeral; car sleepovers; boston crème;
florence, phillip, & charlayyy; “oh nathaniel…”;
jelly’s; vampires; darryl calling as my dad; stilts;
mini-bike; halloween at gab’s; D.D.D.; bowling;
eggs; oatmeal crème pies; envoy; onstar;
carnivals; grub house; shock rock; maps; hess;
trampoline; driving with sticks; nolan’s with kait
& kenz; new years 2010; conservation area;
indeed; jane; july 4 th ; bats; danell’s;
interrogation; paranormal activity; pond parties;
garage; colds; j.b.; rita’s; 25 = georgia; kaitlyn
checking hannah hooven; taurus; matt =
destructive; dad dreaming; pulled over; darryl
flying off the bed; parker’s; doing 90 in a 65;
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I remember...
getting lost with darryl & sage; philadelphia;
rick’s auto-body; 11:30; speechless; when we
all loved each other.
Kristen Manchor
Dirt biking; driving to Hamburg; sledding; gocarting; Megan’s house; splitting Mackenzi’s lip;
New York; videos; Junior year gym class;
cruising in Halifax; 8th grade honor’s party; pie
in the face; hot tub at Danell’s; trampoline;
charley horse!; Rowe Brother’s; Hockey games;
throwing rocks at Kyle’s window; trips to Philly;
12th grade Bio Class; stalking hockey players;
9th grade Honor’s History; 7th grade summer;
cookies rolling down the stairs; Mary!; Ash
almost getting hit by an RV; Camp Hebron;
“What would Ron do?”; fly fishing; Baltimore;
Driving to Jersey; Back it up!; Nights at the
hospital (Jess and Ashley); “I’m better than
Mackenzi”; Erd peeing her pants; Kyle’s
mailbox; Nickleback; drive-ins; Sheetz; Late
night pool swims; tractor rides; apple picking;
beating up Kaitlyn; “King of the Castle”; Sonic
and Aroogas.
Heather Miller
The making of our Bio Video!; Road trip to
Kentucky, and Tennessee; Wampler’s class; To
Kill a Mockingbird II; Shashbips and Shames!;
Lora hitting her head in the barn; Drive ins with
couches, bucket seats, coffee tables, and big
teddy bears; Jebidiah, Omar and Quillan; Get
on your knees and sing jingle bells!!!!! ; HAHA
you look like a fricken cat!!; Escanaba in da
Moonlight ;REDS Cabin; Beagle Club;
Conservation trips; When Tory dove head first
into the briars at the beagle club; Archery
Competitions; Being a Trocat… or maybe a
Wildjan; Honors Bio Class; Meow.
Kaitlyn Mowery
Go-karting; photoshoots w. gabby; wilma’s
house; kelsie & tree branches; scooters; driveins w. kelsie & mackenzi; kelsie = corrupted;
erd’s party - jimmy flipping out; mrs. officer <3;
my 16th birthday; rat & horse; boxing w. kenza;
snipe hunting; goood friday; middletown w.
nolan; driving sideways; may 2, 2009; tonja’s
envoy; snitches; emazing; jelly’s basement;
riding in trunks; countless trips to amity hall;
gypsies; the crew; summer 2009; mackenzi
sitting on raisenettes; the camry; phillip, florence
& charlayyy; “oh nathaniel...”; jane; leprechauns;
beach w. morgan; eureeka; shock rock;
interrogation; i love you, man; b.m.g.; oatmeal
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I remember...
“I’m not breaking in I am using
the key”; Haley “babysitting”
enough said; Aeriel “want to
play cards” enough said;
Hunter- way too many to say….
(: Haley- Camping at Raystown;
“Barbie and Gina P” (: Toristaying over at her house all
week long just to go to the
carnival; Rainie and Tori –
Sleepovers in the shack. (:
cream pies; party in the u.s.a.; homecoming
2009; my 17th birthday; garage; conservation
area; eggs; paranormal activity - attempts 1
& 2; bedrock; the taurus; checking hannah
hooven; stilts; no ceilings; being sick every
weekend; hess; james hale’s house;
sledding @ kristen’s; curbs; speechless; new
year’s eve 2010; grubhouse; supershoes;
noodles on my back; pudding; nolan’s w.
morgan & mackenzi; jb’s purple party;
movies w. josh & james; summer 2010;
water; keith dreaming; recovery; locked
doors; e.s.p. w. morgan & jimmy; finished
product; kid cudi concert; flat tires; hiking;
petunia; kellly clarkson!; mitch
strohecker’s; florida; parker’s;
countless drives around the valley;
losing sleep; & having the time of
my life.
Laurel Paulus
When Aeriel and I went to the
beach, I fell up/down the stairs at
the club; Haley laughing randomly
in the locker room because all her
friends left her; (: Haley, Wheeler
and I breaking Wheeler’s bed; Tori
Haley Pozoic
Sitting in a camper, 3 in the
morning, Hunter was having an
asthma fit, and the only thing she could say was
“I need a Fruit Rollup!”; all I can say is three
words.. babysitting with Laurel!; camping at
Raystown with Laurel, “Barbie and Gina P”;
cruise with Heather and four-wheeler ride
through the woods around midnight with Heather
being scared to death!; Brandon- everything,
first date to now; our daily gym class songs with
Tori and Laurel!
David Reed
Tomato soup; Butter packets; Donuts for God;
Wednesday Bball; Wing Night; “Did you break
the floor with your head?”; Kush, Will D and I
Senior Edition
I remember...
“Dukes of Hazarding” it; Durkin’s class last year;
Catching the palomino w/ Alex and Reece;
Going through clearcut just to shoot no deer;
taking Alex’s car over a mountain that only
contained huge boulders and a lot of mud;
“STOP SIGN!!!!!!!”; The silver civic; Camping
out before first day of fishing season; Barfing
from laughter in Koppy’s parking lot with Tory
and Cody; The Soccer teams always
representing Halifax well; “Whattttt Diddd
Youuuuu Saaayyyyyyyyy?” ; Miss apocalypse;
Cody & his cookies; Castle Crashers; Fly
Fishing club; “Does you Father know your
getting this” ; Geometry Class; Patrick killing
the baby ; Not making it up the hill the night it
snowed super bad ; Tim (hahhaa); senior week
junior year; breaking the bed at the hotel; I had
chicken noodle soup, DAVID SHUT THE HECK
UP!!!!!!!; This golf season; riding dirt bike with
Tyler and Will; BIG Papa 9 Iron; Kelsie’s fishy
car.
Gabrielle Reed
Friday night football games; Cruising around
Halifax with Tater; 3 a.m. Sheetz runs; Gocarting; Megan’s House; dirt biking; road trips;
King Edward; the spot; Queen Elizabeth; No
eyebrows; Gabby Grapes; Making random
videos; volleyball bus rides; Swipper; shooter;
100%; drive ins; ice cream socials; oatmeal
cream pies; being an Eskimo for a night; Sea
biscuit; rat & horse; ruff ruff; FMH; Photo shoots;
Hershey Bears; walking home from school;
October, 4; Aunt Miss’; sledding at Kristen’s;
wrestling; ice cream sundae; the creek; razor
scooters; parties at Megan’s; scrubbing the pie
off Kristen’s floor; red mustang; Row brothers;
the gator; new years 2011; Bio with Mrs. King;
num-nums; “Gab, why are you calling me?”; Club
house; running to Camp Hebron; Orange drink;
Thanksgiving 2009; Omegal; Skype; Field of
Screams; Price Road; Last day of school 2010;
“The Hormonal Mom”; the Gator; construction
cones; Ouija board; the Grubb House; Jeep
adventures.
Tiffany Rickert
I remember all the good times I had with my
friends. Bamboozle, Concerts, Jam Sessions,
Camping, beach, and Carl (enough said) :).
Sarah Scheib
The dirt pile incident; 10th Grade English: Wamp;
Archie Concerts; Cats; Catafornia; World
Religions: Saieb Schra; Tripping over desk
during history test; NHS induction-Becky “need
that extra push to talk to a certain person”
pause…whoops; creeping; making up
nicknames for people w/ Courtney; camping with
Courtney; lunch out in court yard; play practice;
trying to cook in culinary, but failing; losing buddy
at special Olympics; football games; A Day
Without Shoes; Everyone beating up CJ for
yelling in their ears; Being a ninja turtle; PacMan;
Me and Courtney’s way of disecting; selling
muffins and cookies; Guitar class and writing
notes to Becky; Drive-ins and chocolate cake;
Jam sessions with Becky; Being Courtney’s
twin; flipping out at Court, Becky & Lora and
them being scared to death; “You Put It On His
Desk!”; looking in yearbok to see if Manny
Hopper was a real person; poking everyone;
Jenny exploding her crackers all over the table;
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I remember...
Just Dance; Sheetz and McDonald’s run after
every play practice; And so many more…
James Seidel
Movies with Kaitlyn, Morgan, and Josh; when
Shane was choking and I gave him a napkin;
Ms. Kelly sucking souls every end of the year;
When Josh and I rode the tidal force at Hershey
park even though it was 50 degrees; Asking a
cop where the parking was at with Willy; 3
peating the watermelon eating contest at Relay
Day (I should be up on the wall); Tim’s mom
singing on Rock Band; People stepping on my
Js; Overall Schwaggin during Hamlet; Teaching
Brandon Clemson everything I know; Getting my
Blazer; Getting my first job; Kanye West never
letting me finish; Barbershop Quartet with Willy,
Josh, Shane; Being a Viking; Driving Sage’s
car to Walmart when I was 15; Being better than
Mr. Wampler at everything; Bi-winning with
Charlie Sheen; Breaking my leg every year
since I can remember; Golf Season with Willy,
Tyler, Jenny, and Dippin Dave; Making Mr.
Laudenslager cry when we sang happy birthday
to him; Tory doesn’t have khakis, he only has
tan pants; Ooh, and Willy’s car broke down
yesterday.
Shane Smith
Constructing a Mario-themed pirate ship in
Wampler’s class out of an office chair, yard
sticks, computer paper, and tape; when Cody
saw CJ at a non-heterosexual bar; our Spanish
3 class Junior year; the butt-fry and butt-hoagie
at lunch; hiding Mrs. Rummel’s sexual vocab
words around her room; writing obscenities on
geometry tests; all the good times at track
practice; soccer bus trips on our rides home
from winning away games; our 4x8 team
placing at districts; singing “Bye Bye Bye” at
TV night; all the times we’ve busted on Austin’s
mom; when Mrs. Schultz told me she doesn’t
wear underwear; stealing Kelly’s paper weight,
hiding it in my locker, forgetting about it, and
blaming it on someone else; trying to make Tim
puke at lunch and instead having Sam throw up
on my arm; Mrs. Stone threatening to slit my
throat for saying the word woman; the field trip
to the Renaissance Fair…”Swallow, Damian,
swallow!”
Ashley Snyder
Hot tub parties; Photo shoots; Dancing down
Kristen’s hallway; Florida with Jenn; Go-karting
at Megan’s; Attacking Kenna; Pool Parties;
Shane attacking me at Danell’s; Driving to
football and basketball games; Jess falling out
of Jenn’s Jeep; Fear Factor at Kenna’s; Truth
or Dare; Sharks and Minnows; Sledding at
Kenna’s and Kristen’s; New York City trips; Late
night phone calls; Hospital visits with Kristen,
Jenn,and Jess; After parties; Reece snoring and
talking in his sleep; EJ game with Jess;
Watching YouTube videos all night long; Making
fart noises in the bathroom at Big Springs; Ghost
Face Killer; Sonic; Just Dance; Pickles;
Baseball concession stand; Austin Power’s; “I’m
going to put a ding in the Universe!”; Emma
peeing on Amber’s bed; Hide and go seek;
Late night Sheetz runs; All nighters; Surprise
party.
Elizabeth Steffen
Cobras;Freshman year…enough said; 2009
Schuylkill League/Division I Champs; BU trips;
Mbg games with Amy; “Spaghetti girl”; The Fort;
Losing to Delone; Pequea Valley (post game);
8th period in King’s room; Murray’s; Ninjas;
Getting lost with Erd to Pan Ram; Camping with
Nicole and Nathan; “Hey Katieeee”;Sleepovers
at Kelsie’s; Theory Concert; Beating Mbg 6-0;
Fishing with Kels; nature walk; bus rides; drive
ins; Danell’s house and her dogs; The invisible
rope; Alice and Wonderland; “Tag your it; I quit.”;
Singing Hey Stephan 100+ times in Erd’s car;
“Lake Tobias” with Brock; Millersburg river with
I remember...
the boys; the cabin; Maury skit at WVU soccer
camp.
Lauren Steffen
Winning the Schuylkill League championship in
soccer; districts sophomore and junior year;
“run fast, turn left”; track bus rides; taping “Chels”
to a chair in Mr. Mac’s room; JY’s; Lake Tobias
with Britt; many BU trips; “I see you pink pants,
I see you”; nature walks with Amy, B, Miller, Brett
and Hirsch; 11:11; stuffing Saline Schaeffer
back to back years in basketball; double church
loop; football bus rides; PSU sophomore year;
Maury skit at soccer camp; “what’s flirting?” ;
tomato soup; freshmen year, nuff’ said; Theory
of a Deadman concert; crusin’ with klong; eye
black; game winning goal against Minersville;
HCO sing- a-longs with Jordan; survivor in my
backyard; “the fashion show”; I’m on a boat;
mischief with Linny and Brad; Sharda’s; “you
know what I hate?”; John Legend music; miss
apocalypse; jeggings; 28 times; Kelsie’s
birthday parties; locker room dance after
Pequea Valley; joy rides with Brock; THerb
chant at WV; drive inns; roadtrips to soccer
tournaments; Spanish speaking rants; Tor’s hot
tub; late night phone calls with MJ; 9 flavors;
basketball games with Allie and Kass;
Heather’s office; playing Barbie’s in Erd’s
basement; K Kell and my handshake before
every soccer game.
Senior Edition
Courtney Trotman
Ninja Turtles and Pacman; Becky being me;
Secret lives; mysterious sophomores; Being
twinnys with Becky and Sarah; Sharing the
same mind with Lora; “will you hold my flute
while I pee?”; The hornet’s nest; Mass chaos
this year; Archie; English with Sarah and
Wamp; Drive-ins with chocolate cake;
Camping; Creeping; Nicknames; 3 Face
“DARN HIM!”; Chillin’ in discovery with ukes
and guitars; going from being silent Juniors
to obnoxious Seniors in discovery; Lex being
my perfect boyfriend height; Rocking at
badminton with the code-ster; the creepings
of ceej; The wrath of Sarah; Late night
Mcdonalds talks; Much needed talks with
becky; play practice; lunch in the courtyard;
Everything disney; disney princes; imgfave
consuming our lives; “we attracted them”;
seducing with awkwardness; Sarah’s kitties;
BamboozleI!!; Tiff’s emails; Days without
shoes; being wholesome; Titanic; Lee-henare-duty-gap-rio; not dissections; Culinary;
Roadtrips (to becky’s gramma); Baltimore;
The code-ster’s love for Emma Watson;
Sarah’s men; The*slurp* noise; bowties;
Indian Princess; guitar class: “we got it
diiiiiiiiiirty!”; chuck e cheese runs; Influencing
people; adorable chipotle guy; Miss Kelly
constantly calling me a loser; eyebrow pizza
man; entire bags of Cheetos; pterodactyl
noise; spooning on Rummel’s chair; Lexi
innuendo; eyebrow raises with Sarah; Hugs!
Alli Trutt
Cobras; sleepovers & Halloween parties;
Getting Danell in trouble at Cobra practice;
daily hugs from friends; being the ONLY one
singing in Nicole’s car; winning the
championship and division for soccer; road
trip to the little league world series; fire truck
rides; discovery dodge ball champions;
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I remember...
making it to the championship game all four
years of high school for soccer.
day Anna saved Gab and forever became
Edward; Lunches with Lora; Disney..enough
said; 7 person spoonfest; Leo Dicap; Jenny’s
drooling; Dairy Queen, shades, and MJ;
Bamboozle; Ridiculous hats; Getting my foot
stuck in the soccer net; Secret agent Dan; Pacman; the Drive-Ins; Karaoke; Apples to Apples;
the creek and bridge at Alx’s; my history class
Junior year; Grease; undiscovered auditorium
hiding places; my favorite curl; Late night
McDonald’s runs; the courtyard blanket; imgfave
obsessions; One Day without shoes;
pterodactyl noises; Courtney’s innuendos;
Muffins and Cookies; Ultimate Dodgeball; How
Sheetz fueled my life; slurp noises; “where are
we?”; passionate hugs; boob pocket notes;
yummy apples; “is it supposed to be that
shiny?”; the tiny man with the buffer; Rita’s runs;
canned meat; random notes to middle
schoolers; Spanish carpet squares; how Shane
oddly fits in Kell’s clothing; NIEN! YEH!
Brittany Valentin
Hunter flying across the cafeteria floor when she
fell over a chair; random lake Tobias trips with
Lauren Steffen; who the heck is baston berry
Lauren Steffen?; Nicole, Tori, and I “calling up
the spirits” on the Ouija board; If we were a
movie, my life be like ooohhh ahhhh; Culprit,
Rat, & Guacamole; Patrick & Nancy, shark
loves; Belack pulling out Mr. Mac’s chest hair
and locking him out of his classroom freshman
year; Sunday night rituals with Kristen Manchor;
Tori & I living on our own for a week.. bad idea;
Campfires; Fashion show practices; Spending
more time in Heather’s office than in class;
Freshman year hallway stalking; Aston Martin
Music; nuff’ said; no big deal; Hot Tub Parties;
Drive Ins; WALMART!; falling down THREE
TIMES outside in Tori’s wildlife class; Turning
18, being caught, and being in denial; Brie
making people cry in discovery; zodiac.
Aaron Zimmerman
Sitting outside with my best friends playing my
Megan Webster
guitar and Becky’s ukulele while everyone is just
Go-carting; late night Taco Bell runs; wooden chilling; Taking several laps in the halls before
airplane fail; air mattress; riding in the trunk; 1st period with Trevor, Cody and Ben; getting
chucky cheese vs. sports emporium; spotting the nicknames Noraa, Ayron, Ay ay ay ayron,
(deer call); darts; losing Wayne; marshmallows; and Namremmiz; Attempting to write songs with
little Einsteins; broken video camera; field of Frank; Being there for my friends whenever they
screams; Nickelback concerts; snipe hunting; needed me; lunch in the courtyard; quiet
lazar dome, you cheat; carpet burn; Mr. Kilgore’s freshman, sophomore and junior and not caring
clock; sledding; karaoke; orange painted wall; senior year; Days without shoes; guitar and
branding epic fail; mini golfing; if your not “us” individual music with Aunkts; gym with Lora and
get out; french fries in the microwave; Dance Bickel; Discovery with Courtney and Becky;
Dance Revolution; chaka khan; olivejuice class skipping discovery to chill with my friends in
culinary and mooching some food from them;
of 2011.
sneaking Cody and Lora into Harg’s discovery;
Having the best friends anyone could ever ask
Lexi White
G-Power!; Bananas; *ROA Clap!*; my love affair for.
with Courtney; chipotle runs; baby Becky; the
Senior Edition
20th Class Reunion
Dakota Amoratis—has five songs on Guitar
Hero 22.
Kelsie Bainbridge—is on the way to the ER
because she and David had a pre-reunion
basketball rematch.
Brandon Belack—after a successful semi-pro
rugby career, he has started his own UFC,
homeless person cage fighting league. He is
the current champion.
Jonathan Bickel—
will be our M.C.
tonight; if you’re
having
trouble
hearing in the back
(or in the front)
please let him know.
Mackenzi
Bingaman—
Mackenzi has been
arrested for trying to
steal other people’s
ACLs.
Jordan Bixler—is Dakota’s backup, on Guitar
Hero, bass and drums.
Devon Boyer—Devon’s newest comic,
Bouncing Man, is being made into a movie.
Jessica Brown—is here; please don’t say
anything to get her started. Then again, she’ll
complain if no one talks to her too.
Deann Buffington—is the newest judge on
Dancing with the Stars
Jenn Capouillez-in typical Halifax Fashion, Jenn
recently dumped one Rowe for the other. She
is now dating Garrett.
Kirstin Clouser—is in attendance with her
husband, Hunter. They have just come back from
their taping of Tough Love: Married Edition.
Ciara Cohen—let out an “eeeeep,” in front of
the wrong person, and is now in the hospital.
Josh Conway—Josh isn’t coming because he
doesn’t want to.
Carissa Deibler—became lost at sea while
trying to find Nemo.
Derek Deibler—Derek has been recognized for
his sculptures of stick figure hats at the Met in
New York.
Lora Doebler- Lora lives day to day off of her
tips from the gentlemen’s club.
Danell Engle—Danell will not be in attendance
tonight because she is fighting in an
underground Mexican wrestling match.
Brian Erdman—is looking for a ride home.
Jessica Erdman—finally made it on Dr. Phil,
thanks to her multiple children that she can’t
afford from her teaching career.
Ben Feidt- grew a beard then shaved it off.
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Matthew Frye—has
logged enough
hours moon walking
to become an
astronaut.
Jasmine Gary—
has yet to say a bad
word about anyone;
of course, she
takes lots of breaks
from the rest of us to
maintain her sanity.
Reece Gonsar—cannot be with us tonight
because he is filming a fly fishing video with Mr.
Jones in the Bahamas
Daniel Gros —after a failed career as the
human model for Disney’s Goofy, Dan is
working as the new “fireman” for Chip-n-Dale’s
Seth Harman—has become bankrupt due to
dental bills as he refuses to play the guitar with
anything other than his teeth.
Cody Henry—is desperately trying to get a role
on Fast and Furious 37 with his bumble bee
ricer.
Brittanie Hinkle—is
doing well as the
owner and operator
of a miniature pig
farm. Don’t mind the
stench;
her
nickname always
was Stinkle.
CJ Houtz—CJ has
finally
been
accepted in the
Coast Guard Academy after years of improving
his SATs.
Aeriel Grosser—is forming a non-profit
organization that helps dysfunctional families
find reality TV shows where they can “resolve
their problems.”
Becky Harman—please don’t mind Becky’s VW
bus in the parking lot; it always smells that way.
Jessica Howard—Jess was fired from her
librarian job for ruining the endings of books.
Amy Jacobs—Amy has become the first Triple
Crown winner of this century.
Brock Jones—is in the hospital this week because
his biceps have exploded, while checking in the
mirror for bats in the cave.
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Kyle Kabonick—
holds the world
record for most
Pokes on Facebook
.
John Kamin—is the
host of his own TV
game show: All
About Presidents.
Casey Kennedy—
is in the Guinness
Book of World
Records for the
largest collection of creepy dolls.
Tori Lebo—after having seriously injuring a
student with a dishrag, Tori left the teaching
profession. She now has a talk show on AM
radio.
Morgan Lenker—is not present.
Kristen Manchor- Dr. Manchor is currently in
rehab for her addiction to laughing gas, which
she acquired in dental school.
Nathan Maurer—has moved to the Jersey
Shore to capture the fabulous lifestyle of its
characters on film. He’s currently pending
charges for stalking.
Nicole Maurer—will be supplying the coffee for
tonight’s reunion from her personal supply.
Frank Mekeal—has gone from being a cover
boy on GQ to doing Cialis commercials.
.
Hayley Miller—yes, that is Haley behind the
beard. She had to take HGH to bulk up for the
women’s beach volleyball circuit.
Kory Klinger— Kory Klinger is in an insane
asylum because he found out he’s a ginger.
Patrick Kushla—is making short sports
documentaries. His recent release “Put the team
on my back, dude” is up for an Oscar.
Felicia Landis—started a theme park based on
her anime friends.
Jessica Laudenslager—had to run home really
quick to do her laundry.
Lindsey Laudenslager—has recently had a
book published entitled How to Get the Most
Out of Your High School Career. Copies are
for sale out of the trunk of her car.
Heather Miller — has come tonight in a
camouflage Lamborghini with super swampers.
How can she afford such redneck luxury? She owns
her own hunting preserve- Longhorns and
Longbows- the first in the world where you can
shoot beef with a bow.
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Kaitlyn Mowery —is
here with her new
boyfriend—please
don’t ask if he’s her
son.
Jennifer Noblit—is a
teacher at Halifax,
but is on medical
sabbatical to go to
rehab for her
drinking.
Drew Osenbach—
has permanent residence in West Virginia
raising sheep, but we can still hear the echoes
of his laughs through the hallways.
Laurel Paulus—has started an Animal
Shelter…in her house. She takes in stray cats.
She cannot be here with us tonight because she
couldn’t find the way to her front door.
Gab Reed—please make sure you see Gab
out front as she is selling Girl Scout cookies for
her troop.
Tiffany Rickert—Tiffany has volunteered to take
pictures of tonight’s festivities, so, Brock,
remember to keep your pants on!
Hannah Roadcap —no one can find Hanna;
email Mrs. King for her whereabouts.
Jolisa Roadcap—is Brittany Hinkle’s best
customer. She currently owns 300 miniature
potbelly pigs, which she dresses up in pink tutus
for shows.
Garrett Rowe—is out in the parking lot; Garrett
is offering “need for speed” drifting lessons (B.
Alex’s mom let them borrow the car again).
Brianna Peck—-recently beat her boyfriend
who is double her size in a pie-eating contest.
Haley Pozoic—could not afford tonight’s reunion
cost because she has a lot of money tied up in
bail bonds.
David Reed —is asleep in the back of Alex
Erdman’s van; someone wake him up so Garrett
doesn’t kill him.
Hunter Rowe—is still thinking… Hunter, Derek,
and Kyle could not make it because they went
to the movies. Jess Howard made up some
excuse why she didn’t go with them.
Austin Sacks—after going on the apprentice
and getting kicked off for hand gestures, he is
still stalking Donald Trump, and his
whereabouts are unknown.
Sarah Scheib —Sarah and CJ got married, and
instead of going on a honeymoon they went
chunky dunking.
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Kyle Sedeshe— made a new sandwich at
Hardees made entirely out of bacon, no bun,
just bacon.
James Seidel- after receiving his masters in
creative writing, James walked into the Rockies
and hasn’t returned. But don’t worry; he has
posted us this masterpiece:
water,
it runs
I sleep.
Samuel Spacht— will be here tonight, he’s just
taking his time.
Hunter Sponsler—is in attendance; therefore,
Cody Henry is not.
Zach Seiders—has pursued a career as a
trapper in Saskatchewan; they recently found
him freezing in a cut-off Bass Pro t-shirt,
clutching a gun and his beaver traps.
Alexandra Singer—is still fist bumping.
Cody Sulouff—Cody is currently living in his
parents’ basement looking at pictures of Emma
Watson.
Lauren & Elizabeth Steffen—in a freak accident
in college soccer, the twins slid together and
there legs are now conjoined.
Wesley Stetler—is not in attendance because
he’s stuck at the airport security checkpoint.
Megan Shadle—Megan has been lost in the
woods above her parents’ house as she was
trying to walk to Wal-Mart.
Romaine Shipman—Rainie has become a
therapist who treats those with speech anxiety.
Shane Smith—Shane can’t be with us tonight.
He has been court marshaled for sexually
assaulting an M16.
Ashley Snyder—everyone please sign Ashley’s
cast before you leave because she had an
unfortunate event as her little sister beat her up,
again.
Will Tabb—-is still working on the same Acura
that he had in high school. Recently, he tried to
have AWESOME airbrushed down the side of
the car. Unfortunately, Will spelled it AWSUM.
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Megan Webster—
Megan
has
recently
been
to
Morgan Tomay —will be here after she drops promoted
General Manager
off the kids at soccer.
at McDonald’s in
Halifax;
she’s
scheduled to work
Drive-thru tonight if
you want a hookup.
Deidre Thomas—if you can’t see her, she’s in
camo.
Jessica
Wheeler — is
currently in prison
for human trafficking of midgets.
Jordan Trafka—-is a photographer for the
playboy mansion.
Courtney Trotman—-Courtney will not be in
attendance tonight because CJ has finally begun
his hit list.
Lexi White—-Lexi won’t make it tonight
because her brain exploded from tending to
her fourteen little Torys, who incessantly ask
the question “Why?”
Alexander Yates—legally changed his name
to McLovin, no first name, just McLovin.
Aaron Zimmerman —Aaron, who now goes
by Noraa, is the designer of high heels for
Allison Trutt —can’t come tonight; she has men; he will be doing a surprise performance
tonight.
church tomorrow morning.
Brittany Valentin—skipped the reunion to hang
out in Mrs. Crook’s office again.
Tory Weaver—has formed a reclusive,
polygamist colony in Utah. But he doesn’t get it.
Trevor Weaver—with his experience serving
slop in a war zone, Trevor has offered to cater
tonight’s menu. We’re having riblets, with
artificial pork product parts for the bones, and
on the side we’ll have mashed potatoes from a
box.
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Aevidum: I’ve got your back!
by Christine Emerick
Aevidum was created in 2003 by a student at Cocalico High School to bring awareness about teen
depression and suicide. It’s a program that lets people know that depression is an illness, one that needs to
be treated and not just brushed aside.
The word ‘Aevidum’ was created from the Latin root “vid” meaning “life.” It is said as an expression of
reassurance to another person and can be used in place of “I’ve got your back.” Aevidum was formally known
as A Helping Hand (AHH) and is dedicated to saving the lives of students across the nation as suicide is the
third leading cause of death among young people.
The Aevidum assembly that was held on Friday April 8th spread the message throughout our school.
Posters containing the slogan “I’ve got your back” and warning signs of depression were hung up in the
hallways. Some warning signs of depression are weight loss/gain, headaches, unexplained crying,
hopelessness, problems with memory, fatigue, insomnia/hypersomnia, worry/anxiety, being self-critical, and
thoughts of death.
The next day, the Aevidum walk at the Rails to Trails in Elizabethville raised over $200. Heather Crook, the
organizer of Aevidum and Stand Tall, was surprised that we were able to raise that much money on the first
walk. She hopes to spread the message to other schools and that it will never be forgotten. She also hopes
to open an after-school club next year so that planning will be easier for the future events that she has in
mind.
Alyssa Najdek, a sophomore, said that the assembly “opened her eyes to the different signs of depression
because without that, you wouldn’t be able to tell if your best friend that you walk with every day could be
depressed or not.” She liked how it brought awareness not to just teens, but to adults as well. Alyssa also
said, “I learned that you are never alone and that there are different support groups out there to help you if
you need it.”
Eden Vega, a freshman, liked that Aevidum made it easier to get help and that there were people who do
care in the program. She liked that the message put out is that people have your back, no matter what. Eden
also said, “I have learned that there are many signs of depression and they’re not always seen.”
Through the Aevidum message, you can learn that you’re never alone in this fight and that you only have
to reach out to receive help. If you have any more questions you can go to www.aevidum.com or to Heather
Crook here in the high school.
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You Can’t Rain on our Parade: Relay Day 2011
by Austin Laudenslager
After being rained out on Friday, May 20, the 5th annual Halifax High School Relay Day was held Monday,
May 23rd. Relay Day was organized by Student Council and FCCLA and is like the High School’s field day.
In order to participate in Relay Day, students had to donate or raise at least ten dollars. This money is then
donated to the American Cancer Society, and this year we have raised over $4,500 with fundraising continuing
until the Underclassmen Awards ceremony. At the current level, we earned the chance to pie Ms. Kelly and to
shave Mr. Hatfield’s legs at the closing ceremonies of Relay Day. If $6,000 is raised by Underclassmen Awards,
we will get to see both a musical performance by Mr. Shade, Mr. Ansel, and Mr. McIntosh and the snipping off of
Mr. Ruff’s beloved ponytail. These are treats worth an additional contribution to a worthy cause!
Notable events of Relay Day included the Survivor’s Lap, Mr. Wildcat contest, eating contests, and the dance.
Josh Conway won the Mr. Wildcat contest by beating out Drew Osenbach, Garrett Rowe, and Frank Mekeal in a
fashion contest, question session, and talent contest, as well as securing the most votes from students. The
eating contests ranged from eating pies to pickles and everything in between. AJ Krakowski particularly enjoyed
the cat food eating contest. There were also other, smaller events running throughout the day to keep people busy
and entertained.
Even though it didn’t happen when planned, Relay Day was a huge success. there was a lot of fun had and
a lot of money raised for the fight against cancer. Hopefully, we can raise even more money and throw an even
better Relay Day next year.
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Lady Cat Softball Comes Up Short
By Nicole Kelley
Coming off of a great season last year,
the Lady Cat Softball team had high
expectations going into the 2011 season.
Losing only two seniors from the year before,
the team seemed pretty solid, and Coach Cox
believed that the team would have no problem
competing for the league title. Leading the team
this year were seniors Jess Erdman, Kelsie
Bainbridge, Elizabeth Steffen, and Hunter
Sponsler who also believed that the Cats would
have a successful year. The Lady Cats began
with a bad start this year because they couldn’t
get out onto the field due to bad weather. But
this was only the start of the team’s bad luck.
As the first scrimmage got underway,
trouble struck the Lady Cats in the last inning
when shortstop Amber Coppula was injured on
a throw down to second base. The team was
forced to change everything they had worked
on including positions and the team’s lineup.
Although things seemed like they couldn’t get
any worse with the loss of Amber and the first
couple games, more injuries were on their way.
The Lady Cats just couldn’t catch a break when
first baseman Nicole Kelley and catcher Jess
Erdman were injured during the middle of the
season. Once more, the softball team was
forced to rearrange everything they had worked
hard to fix.
Although things seemed bad for the
Lady Cats, they progressed greatly, and at the end of the season won their last three games. The
team’s hitting finally came around, and Kelsie Bainbridge’s pitching helped the Lady Cats finish their
season out strong. However, this last minute progress didn’t help, and the team did not go to districts,
ending their season with a record of 6 wins and 10 losses. It was a tough break for the team, especially
the seniors.
Even though the team did not have a winning record or go to districts this year, Coach Cox saw
much improvement as the year went on. Many of the players had to step up to the plate and play
positions they were not used to playing. Coach Cox also said that the team showed great character as
they finished the season out strong and never gave up. We wish the best of luck to the Lady Cats in the
seasons to come.
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Track Team was “Unstoppable” this Year
By Alx Singer
The track season started off wet and heated as the first meet
against rival Greenwood was postponed. The girls ended their season
with a 4-0-2, which won them the Tri-Valley League title. The boys
ended their season with a 4-2-0. Even though the season consisted
of only six meets, there was plenty of practicing to be done to ready
the team for the Pine Grove Invitational, League meets, Districts,
and even States. The track team had plenty of depth with well over
twenty athletes sent to Districts this year. The 4x8 Relay Team placed
seventh in states. Overall, the track team had a good season and
should be proud of its accomplishments.
NEWS
Halifax Baseball Strikes Back
by Kristen Manchor
Halifax Boy’s Baseball team was back in action this year. After an
upsetting season last year, they ended this year with an overall record
of 12 and 6 and a league record of 10 and 2. The team consisted of a
talented group of young men, three of which were named Twin Valley
League All Stars. They were Hunter Rowe, Cody Henry, and Matt
Osenbach. CJ Houtz, Kableb Reitz, and Garrett Rowe received honorable
mentions from the Twin Valley League.
The boys played hard all season and made it to districts where they
played Brandywine Heights. They continued to play with heart through
eight innings but lost to Brandywine with a heartbreaking score of 5-4
in the first round of districts.
Coach Ansel summarized the season as follows: “It was a very
successful 2011 baseball season as Halifax tied for first place in the
Tri-Valley League. The only league championship trophy in the trophy
case is from 1941, so it’s been long overdue. The players worked hard,
and that hard work has paid off.”
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The Sweetest Musical Yet
By Jeremy Wheeler
This past April, the Halifax High School Drama
Club performed its annual spring musical to the
community. The Drama Club presented a very
entertaining stage show based on Roald Dahl’s very
well-known book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
The cast was comprised of many elementary and
middle school aged children, in addition to the high
school cast. Many of the lead roles, in fact, were
performed by the children of our school district.
Charlie Bucket (who, in case you didn’t know, is the
main character) was acted by Caden Funk, the son
of our own Mr. Funk. The other lead roles were acted
by Austin Tummelson as Grandpa Joe, Chris
Maichle as Augustus Gloop, Haley Hoffman as Mrs.
Gloop, Trinity Bitting-Ellis (the daughter of Ms. Ellis,
as Violet Buearegard, Courtney Wilbert as Mrs.
Buearegard, Olivia Hoover as Veruca Salt, Matthew
Carle as Mr. Salt, Bradley Shoop as Mike Teevee,
and Angela Erdman as Mrs. Teevee. Even with all of
these excellent performers, the stars of the show
were definitely the elementary-schoolers who played
the Oompa-Loompas.
The performances, held the weekend of Friday,
April 15, were very successful. Mrs. Hoover, the
director and leader of the drama club, was very
excited to see that they pulled in much larger crowds
every performance than have ever been recorded by
our drama club. Though this was due in part to the
younger children, many were excited to see the
fruits of our labors. The drama club earned more
toward next year’s
production than they ever have, because of this.
A very successful show, however, would not have been staged if it weren’t for
much hard work by the cast and crew. Mrs. Hoover was overwhelmed with the
presence of 95 auditioning children and teenagers in December, all desiring to
play an important part in the show. After the crew was selected (and it was not an
easy process), practices began with singing in January. Choreography was added
in February, and actual rehearsals began in March. Needless to say, the show
had been long in the works. Many young talents were discovered in the middle
and elementary schools, and many of the older cast-members were delighted
with the chance to help guide and teach the younger ones.
The drama club’s future also looks bright; Mrs. Hoover has also confirmed
that next year’s show will be “The Wizard of Oz.” This is obviously a timeless
classic, as a book, movie, or a musical, and is sure to be a hit from the start.
Congratulations to all of this year’s performers, and good job on putting on such
an excellent show!
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Farewell
The Retiree
By Micaela Thorndyke
The end of the school year has come, and the seniors are
preparing for their graduation. Leaving Halifax High School forever,
most will never return to these small classrooms again, except if
they perhaps decide to pursue the career of teaching. Who else
might be leaving? Well, not only the students, but one of our
English teachers as well.
Ms. Kelly has been teaching at Halifax for 30 years. She
teaches AP English and 11th grade English. She is also the advisor
of the school newspaper and literary magazine. Before she cacme
to Halifax, She taught in inner-city school settings including
London, England. From middle school to high school, Ms. Kelly
has brought knowledge to young minds across the globe.
After graduating from Penn State with a BA in English, Ms. Kelly began her teaching career in 1972. She
also did graduate work in humanities at Penn State. In her early days of college, she wanted to either be
involved in counseling or teaching, and her choice of teaching eventually brought her to us. Originally, she
was from Pittsburgh but somehow found her way to the tranquil town of Halifax.
When I asked her why on earth she chose to teach high school, she said that it was because she liked
addressing the students as people instead of children, and teaching more challenging material. She hopes to
be remembered for being a teacher that was willing to help any student who needed it: a motivator.
Ms. Kelly is also an inspiration to her fellow teachers. Mrs. Nec said that she looks up to Mrs. Kelly and
uses some of her helpful, time saving techniques. Mrs. Nec admits to being intimidated by Ms. Kelly’s
wisdom at first. She laughed at the times when Ms. Kelly forgot where her glasses were when they had been
on top of her head the whole time.
Having Mr. Laudenslager, Mrs. Popchock, and all the other experienced teachers at Halifax gone, Mr.
Ruff (a former student of Ms. Kelly) said that there will be a huge vacuum that will need to be filled. Mrs. Nec
and Mr. Ruff will both be sad to see her go and say that she will be greatly missed.
Ms. Kelly will have more time for her family next year, especially her mother. She has three children, two
sons and a daughter. Her oldest son is the head football coach at Upper Dauphin; the other son is an
attorney; and her daughter, a former teacher, is now raising her three kids. She has a granddaughter who she
will be babysitting and plans to devote some time to getting back in shape. She likes running, swimming and
fitness. She also plans to tackle some home renovations
projects in her kitchen and at her log cabin. She likes to
read novels and travel. She has traveled to London, Mexico,
Canada, Denver, San Francisco, Spain, Switzerland, and
the Netherlands. When asked if she felt she made an impact
on the lives of her students, she said she hopes she did.
She takes pride in helping students prepare to shove off to
college and enter the real world. Most of us agree that we
will miss her greatly and hope to see her back at Halifax as
a substitute teacher.
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Destinations
CLASS OF 2011
POST SECONDARY PLANS
Amoratis, Dakota
Bainbridge, Kelsie
Belack, Brandon
Bickel, Jonathan
Bingaman, Mackenzi
Bixler, Jordan
Brown, Jessica
Buffington, Deann
Capouillez, Jennifer
Christ, Tim
Clouser, Kirstin
Cohen, Ciara
Conway, Joshua
Deibler, Carissa
Deibler, Derek
Doebler, Lora
Engle, Danell
Erdman, Brian
Erdman, Jessica
Penn State-Schuylkill
East Stroudsburg University
HACC
HACC
West Chester University
work
HACC
work
Pennsylvania College of Technology
work?
HACC
HACC
University of Pittsburgh
HACC
HACC
Lycoming College
Bloomsburg University
Penn State-Harrisburg
West Chester University
Feidt, Benjamin
Frye, Matt
Gonsar, Reece
Gros, Daniel
Grosser, Aeriel
Harman, Rebecca
Harman, Seth
Henry, Cody
Hinkle, Brittanie
Houtz, Charles
Howard, Jessica
Jacobs, Amy
Jones, Brock
Kabonick, Kyle
Kamin, John
Klinger, Kory
Kushla, Patrick
Landis, Felicia
Penn State University/Univ. Park
Undecided
Pennsylvania College of Technology
HACC
Keystone Technical Institute
HACC
Laudenslager, Jessica
Laudenslager, Lindsay
Lebo, Tori
Lenker, Morgan
Manchor, Kristen
Maurer, Nathan
Maurer, Nicole
MeKeal III, Francis
Miller, Hayley
Miller, Heather
HACC
work
HACC
HACC
University of Pittsburgh
HACC
HACC
HACC
HACC
HACC
Penn State-Harrisburg
Keystone Technical Institute
Penn State-Harrisburg
Drexel University
Penn State University/Univ. Park
University of Pittsburgh@Johnstown
HACC
work?
U. S. Army Reserve
Bloomsburg University
YTI Career Institute
MAJOR
Music
Undecided
Undecided
Music Industry
Biology
Nursing
Nursing
Nursing
Nursing
English Writing
Biology
Elementary Education
Biology/Pre-Health
Nursing
Undecided
Early Childhood/Special
Education
International Relations
Architecture
Business Management
Child Care Specialist
Undecided
Undecided
Paralegal
Chemical Engineering
Communications
Forensic Science
Undecided
Business and Accounting
Sports Medicine
Computer Technology
&Internet Security
General Studies
Special Education
Criminal Justice
Pre-Dentistry
Photography
Undecided
Music Industry
General Studies
General Studies
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CLASS OF 2011
POST SECONDARY PLANS
Mowery, Kaitlyn
Noblit, Jennifer
Osenbach, Andrew
Management
Paulus, Laurel
Peck, Brianna
Pottiger, Cody
Pozoic, Haley
Reed, David
Reed, Gabrielle
Rickert, Tiffany
Roadcap, Hannah
Roadcap, Jolisa
Rowe, Garrett
Rowe, Hunter
Sacks, Austin
HACC
HACC
Marshall University
Anthropology
General Studies
Business or Sports
HACC
Social Work
work
HACC
Penn State-Harrisburg
Penn State-Altoona
HACC
California University of PA
work
Penn State-Harrisburg
Penn State-Harrisburg
Drexel University
Scheib, Sarah
Sedeshe, Kyle
Seidel, James
Seiders, Zacharia
Shadle, Megan
Shipman, Romaine
Design
Singer, Alexandra
Smith, Shane
Snyder, Ashley
Spacht, Samuel
Sponsler, Hunter
Steffen, Elizabeth
Steffen, Lauren
Sulouff, Cody
Millersville University
work?
University of Colorado
HACC
Shippensburg University
HACC
Lock Haven University
US Army National Guard Reserves
Bloomsburg University
HACC
HACC
University of Pittsburgh@Johnstown
Kutztown University
Millersville University
Tabb, William
Thomas, Deidre
Tomay, Morgan
Trafka, Jordan
Trotman, Courtney
Trutt, Allison
Valentin, Brittany
work
work
work
HACC
HACC
Penn State Harrisburg
HACC
Weaver, Tory
Weaver, Trevor
Webster, Megan
Wheeler, Jessica
White, Alexis
Yates, Alex
Zimmerman, Aaron
Undecided
U.S. Army Reserve
Mansfield University
California University of PA
University of Pittsburgh@Johnstown
work
HACC
MAJOR
General Studies
Fisheries and Wildlife
Architecture
Photography/Visual Arts
Mortuary Science
Undecided
Engineering
Biomechanical
Engineering & Pre-Med
Secondary Mathematics
Creative Writing
General Studies
Business-Accounting
Graphic Art and Visual
Molecular Biology
Nursing (BSN)
Engineering
Pre-Radiology
Occupational Therapy
Biology/Pre-Med
Business AdministrationMarketing
Photography/Business
Undecided
Elementary Education
Early Childhood/
Elementary Education
Social Work
Psychology
Nursing
General Studies
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