April 2015 - Hampshire County Schools

Senior Athletes,
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Hampshire High School, Romney, WV
Senior Officers Bid
Class of 2015 Farewell
Senior athletes,
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Good Luck
Class of 2015
Horoscopes, Page 8
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Senior Superlatives
Most Changed Since Freshman Year- Stephen Barney and Kate Keckley
Most Trojan Spirited- Mary Feaster and Andrew Thomas
Most Gullible-Travis Veach and Paige Shockey
Cutest Couple-Mitchell Haines and Ashleigh Martin
Most Sarcastic-Tre Catlett and Emilynn Corbin
Biggest Tree Huggers-Jonah Pratt and Lea Clymer
Prettiest Eyes-David Delawder and Ashton Sowers
Biggest Traffic Hazard-Tyler LaFollette and Jess Kimble
Most Rebellious-Tyler LaFollette and Lexi Woods
Most Athletic-Travis Clower and Holly Kaiser
Most Fearless-Emilynn Corbin and Andrew Thomas
Biggest Drama King & Queen- Thomas Llewellyn and Mary Feaster
President Ellie Attaway, Vice President Travis Veach, Secretary Gabby Hersey,
Treasurer Toby Crawford, Historian Ashlyn Ramsay.
Teachers’ Worst Nightmare-Joe Welling and Brianna Snyder
Shayna Hepner
Editor-in-Chief
Most Musical-Adam Stinespring and Casey Kidwell
Senior class officers are an important
part of the senior class. There are five
different roles filled by five different
seniors. Together the class officers
ensure that events and anything the
class may need is taken care of.
As president of the senior class, Ellie
Attaway makes big decisions and plans
important events.
“I don’t like when things are
unorganized, not well-planned, and
under-organized, so I wanted to make
sure senior events weren’t like that,”
said Attaway.
So far Attaway has has planned the
senior trip, made sure that the class
song, flower, song, and motto were
were chosen, and is currently helping
to plan graduation.
Attaway is involved in clubs such as
NHS, NTHS, and DECA. In the future
she hopes to go to college to earn a
business degree and drive a Lexus.
As vice president, Travis Veach
assists the president with planning
activities for the class. So far, Veach has
helped plan the senior trip and
graduation.
Veach has been involved in clubs
and organizations, such as FFA, NHS,
NTHS, German NHS, Student
Government, Italian Exchange, and
bowling. In the future, Veach hopes to
earn a master’s degree in agricultural
education.
As class secretary, Gabby Hersey
takes notes on what is discussed at
officer meetings. So far, Hersey has
helped the president and vice
president coordinate events, such as
fundraisers.
“Being a secretary has taught me
that secretaries actually have a lot of
responsibility, maybe even more than
the president because they have to
make sure they’re in the know all the
time.... they have to be so much more
involved than everyone else,” said
Hersey.
Hersey is involved in RAZE, DECA
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Most Likely To Be Late To Graduation-Joe Welling and Alexa Voit
Most Likely To Move Out Of The Country-Travis Veach and Madison Draper
Most Likely To Run Into A Wall While Texting-Jimmy Zhang and Jessica
Miller
Biggest Pranksters-Curtis Walsh and Brianna Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Country-Andrew Thomas and Paige Bohrer
Most Likely To Sleep Through An Earthquake-Thomas McCormick and Lexi
Woods
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Flower - Sunflower
Color - Green
Song - “Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars
Quote - “ Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look
around once in awhile, you can miss it.”
- Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
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Leaving the Familiar
Behind
Looking Back
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Kayla Muffley
Staff Writer
Shayna Hepner
Editor-in-Chief
My senior year has been one of the
most influential years of my high
school career. I’ve met so many diverse
people that I’ve come to be great
friends with, and I’ve made so many
amazing memories that I never
dreamed I would get the chance to
make. Those memories are all thanks
to all the wonderful people I’ve met
during this year alone. However, had
I not taken the risk to branch out of my
comfort zone as I did, I never would
have met all these people.
Almost everyone who I’ve talked
to about high school has said that your
senior year is your best year of high
school. From the experience that I’ve
had, those statements have definitely
lived up to expectations; however, I
never believed my senior year would
be so great until I was actually in it.
At the start of the 2014-2015 school
year, senioritis hit me so hard that I
couldn’t even function. The minor motivation that had somehow kept me
going during my previous years of
schooling was like a waterfall of productivity compared to the slow drip of
the leaky facet that provided my moti-
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vation for my senior year.
Once April hit, and I realized just
how close the end of the year was, I had
a bit of a mental breakdown; it was a
mixture of elation, fear, and nostalgia. I
was definitely happy to get out of high
school and to start making decisions for
myself. I was so ready to start living my
life for me instead of for my parents or
teachers, but all of a sudden it hit me. I
was graduating, and after graduation, I
would be leaving. I would never again
see nearly three quarters of the people I
saw on a daily basis ever again. The
people that I’d grown up with for the
past 18 years or so years were all going
to go their separate ways. It was a
strange thought, and it kind of freaked
me out.
I suppose all this change is a good
thing; it’s a start to a new life, a start to
my new life. Getting out of high school
is something I’ve dreamed about for the
past 18 years, and now it’s finally here.
I’m so happy that the time to leave this
awful place has finally come, but the
amount of nostalgia that has crept up
on me in the past few months is insane.
I might actually miss this place.
Best Wishes
Class of 2015!
From The Trojaneer Staff
My high school experience has included just about every single emotion
known to man. I’ve laughed, cried, and
even wanted to fight about 98 percent of
the school. All in all, it’s been a pretty good
four years.
In the beginning, I was terrified. Coming from middle school to high school was
seriously a scary thought. I always
thought to myself, “What if people don’t
like me?” or “What if I lose all of my
friends?” It made me more nervous than I
ever was. My first day was nerve-wracking, and I got lost about 500 times, but it
all started coming together, and everything slowly became better.
I’m extremely blessed to have amazing
friends like Cheyanne Crawford and Taylor Johnson. I can’t explain how thankful
I am for them being by my side. They’re
literally my best friends and the only
people I trust with my whole life.
They’ve definitely helped me survive
throughout the years.
People ask me if high school is scary,
and my answer is no. It’s only scary if
you make it out to be, so my advice to
upcoming high schoolers is to be yourself. Don’t ever let anybody tell you who
to be. If they don’t like it, forget them.
They’re not worth a second of your time.
Honestly, if you follow what everyone
else does, you’re not going to be happy.
Looking back through the years, I
wouldn’t change a thing. No matter how
many times I’ve cried, been upset,
wanted to give up, I kept pushing
through, and I’m proud to say I made it.
The good times overpowered the bad,
and I’m happy to be a part of the 2015
graduating class.
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Remember That
Time When...
Marisha Pierce
Staff Writer
Brook Smith
Guest Writer
Entering my freshman year and not
knowing what to expect was a nervewracking experience. From trying to
find my classes to keeping my grades
up, everything was a hassle. Being in
high school prepares you for college,
right? At the end of my four years, I still
don’t feel ready for college; furthermore,
I’m not quite ready to enter the next
phase of my life.
High school wasn’t that much fun for
me. I goofed off most the time and didn’t
care about the consequences. Now my
dumb actions have come back to haunt
me. After goofing off freshman and
sophomore years, junior and senior
years were a lot of work. I had a 1.5 GPA
at the beginning of my junior year. That’s
what I get for skipping and just not
doing my work.
I may be graduating this year, but I
still don’t feel ready to move on with my
life. I feel like I have a lot more to learn,
not just in my education, but with life
lessons. I’m afraid to go out into the
world and make mistakes. I’ve made
some pretty bad ones along this bumpy
road, and they all came back to bite me
in the butt.
I just never really took high school
seriously. I thought I could breeze my
way through and pass. Boy, was I
wrong. There’s a lot more to it than
passing. I wasn’t thinking about my
future. Even now as I’m finishing up
my senior year, I still don’t care much
for high school.
It’s funny. Growing up, I used to
watch movies about high school. I
thought the movies would portray
high school as it was in real life. Those
movies were DEAD WRONG. I
expected cliques: the populars, the
nerds, jocks, band geeks, outcasts, all
that good stuff. That’s where
Hampshire excels. Hampshire is a place
where it doesn’t matter if you’re
popular. It doesn’t matter if you play
sports or if you’re rich. I had friends
from all the "cliques."
Even though high school is coming to
an end, the memories made will last a
lifetime.
From meeting new friends to finding
the one true love, high school is full of
momentous occasions.
Seniors Hannah Stewart’s and
Amanda Marks’ favorite high school
memories are making new friends and
getting to see them again after summer.
Senior Zak Davis’ favorite memory
involved one of his best friends.
“My favorite memory from high
school was when Antonio and I had
broken board pieces and used them as
swords.
The wood splintered
everywhere. At the end of the day, it was
a day well spent with my best friend,”
stated Davis.
Senior Tre Keiter said he likes every
moment he had the chance to prove that
he is better than everyone else.
“My favorite part of high school was
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NTHS, Skills USA, her church’s youth
group, 4H, Modern Woodmen of
America, and Faith in Action. In the
future, Hersey plans on going to college
to earn a Ph.D. in English with a focus in
creative writing and a minor in art and
cultural studies.
As class historian, Ashlyn Ramsay
keeps records of activities that have
happened throughout high school. So far,
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said senior Jordan Ludwick.
Senior Brook Smith is fond of a
memory quite different from the others.
Smith said that her favorite memory was
falling in love with her boyfriend Chris
Digman.
Senior Veronica Simpkins enjoyed an
after school activity.
“I loved dancing with the Trojanettes
in high school,” said Simpkins.
Senior Emilie Embrey said, “ I would
have to say my favorite memory from
my years in high school occurred the last
day of my freshman year. The older girls
I ate lunch with and I had a family style
lunch in Ms. Meadows’ room. We had
the best time!”
Unlike the others, senior Brandon
Turner is fond of a very life changing
memory. Turner’s favorite part of high
school was the Italian Exchange
Program.
Go Trojans!
Ramsay has helped with prom and
graduation.
Ramsay is involved in NHS, NTHS,
HOSA, and Skills USA. In the future,
Ramsay plans to go to Shepherd
University to study nursing.
Treasurer Toby Crawford keeps track
of the class's funds. As a student,
Crawford is a member of the football
team, DECA, and Event Staff.
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Principals' Last Words of
Wisdom to the Class of 2015
Dear Seniors,
You are about to embark on a journey
that you could not have imagined several
years ago. As you graduate and head into
this world full of opportunities, I wish
you best of luck in your endeavors. My
advice, take your time as you prepare for
a long, and hopefully, blessed and
prosperous life. Remember, the clock
never runs backward.
At graduation, when you look to your
parents and family, you will see broad
smiles and a feeling of pride because they
know you have completed an initial
phase of your life. Your journey in life
will, sometimes, present challenges. Face
them and head on. Never give up on a
dream.
I wish you much happiness, good
health and God bless.
Best Wishes,
Mr. Scaletta
Work hard to become productive
members of society, love your families,
and constantly reset your goals.
Mr. Woofter
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Senior ABC's
Selected by the yearbook class
Adventurous - Kori Crawford & Travis
Veach
Mysterious - Rachel Perea & Logan
Wolford
Beautiful - Kate Keckley & Travis
Clower
Neat - Kinsey McCallister & Austin
Shockey
Classy - Paige Shockey & David
Delawder
Opinionated - Lexi Woods & James
Winston
Daring - Emilynn Corbin & Curtis
Walsh
Quiet - Sarah Kirk & Anthony Davey
Persuasive - Alexa Voit & Hunter Edgell
Entertaining - Shelbi Stewart & Adam
Stinespring
Restless - Sam Spaid & Tyler Pownell
Funny - Brianna Snyder & Joe Welling
Sentimental - Kathryn Tydings & Joshua
Mitchell
Graceful - Casey Kidwell & Kevin
Turner
Helpful - Tori Veach & Hunter
Southerly
Involved - Ellie Attaway & Toby
Crawford
Joyful - Holly Kaiser & Logan
Alderman
I want to wish the seniors best of luck
and all the goodness life has to offer.
Thank you for everything.
Mr. Leone
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Knowledgeable - Sarah Vickery &
Micthell Haines
Trustworthy - Rachel Feather & Derek
Skinner
Unique - Hannah Stewart & Tommy
Corbin
Vibrant - Brittany Kesner & Mark Veach
Wacky - Cierra Funke & Antonio Chavez
X-traordinary - Madison Taylor & Kyle
Moon
Youthful - Taylor Johnson & Tyler Getz
Loud - Mary Feaster & Andrew Thomas
Zen - Shayna Hepner & Jonah Pratt
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Luke Hott
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Senior Wills
Casey Kidwell
I will my marching abilities and
procrastination skills to the HHS
Band's next first chair alto saxophone
player.
Veronica Simpkins
I will all of my knowledge to my little
brother who will be a freshman next
year.
Ashley Hines
I will my high school experiences to
my little brother.
Zach Bollman
I will my video game collection to
Keven Turner and my animals to
Catherine Southerly.
Brandon Turner
I will to all the lower classman the
prison that is Hampshire High School.
Have fun kids!
Tina Heward
I will my attitude to Laray Dotson
and my ability to talk to others and
get along with people to Daniel
Heward.
Jonathan Gardner
I will my destructiveness to Craig
Moore and my mechanical skills to
Randy Wright.
Gabby Hersey
I will Lauren Tydings my creative
writing skills and Ms. Bainbridge and
Ms. Gallik my and sense of humor.
Devin Light
I will all that I own to my cat Guppy.
Danny Newcomb
I will everything I own to starving kids.
Zak Davis
I will all my possessions to Richard
Marsh and Devin Light.
Logan Wolford
I will my best wishes to everyone who
has to eat the school food.
Richard Marsh
I leave everything I own to Zach
Davis, and I leave Logan Hott my
fro.
Kaylynn Sneathen
I will my fun high school experience to
my little brother Dalton Sneathen.
Mark Veach
I will my hipster style to Emily
Powers.
Antonio Chavez
I will everything I own to my life long
friend, which I have not yet found.
Madison Taylor
I will my fear of balloons to Ricki
Smith.
Craig Moore
I will my work to Chris Dehaven
because he will just do it anyways.
Kyle Moon
I will my homework to anyone except
myself.
Shelbi Stewart
I will the entire hacky sack ordeal
to Jose Cuevas.
Alyssa Camacho
I will my cat Carl to Madison Taylor.
Mitchell Haines
I will the cliff to Britt Dolly and
Codey Cochran.
David Polk
I will Jared Miller my Polyphia hoodie.
Josh Mitchell
I will all of my love and affection to
Kayla Muffley.
Amie Rinehart
I will my everything to Skyler.
Jared Miller
I will my PS3 to David Polk.
Caitlee Timbrook
I will my hair to Amie Rinehart so she
can make a weave.
Kate Keckley
I will my habits of being late and driving
fast to my younger sisters Arielle
Keckley, Teeia Keckley, and Annabelle
Keckley.
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Jessica Start
I will all my athletic abilties to all
Hampshire athletes.
Maquayla Runkles
I will my puppy Taco to Ms. Gallik
and to Thomas, my fiance, I will my
body to cremate and grow a tree from
the ashes, and my ability to be blunt
to anyone who wants to be my
prodigy.
Kody Wolford
I will my jacket to Brittany Brown.
Taylor Johnson
I will everyone encouragement and
the power to work through their
years of school.
Briana Reel
I will the best of luck to all the
upcoming freshmen. They’ll need it.
Curtis Walsh
I will my good luck to Michael
Keplinger.
Autumn Mills
I will my incredible skill at cheating
on school work and not getting caught
to Jessica Hooker and Brandy White.
Toby Crawford
I will my drawing skills and my learning skills that I have learned over the
years to my ol’ good friend Dennis
Shoemaker.
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What is your favorite sports memory?
Football
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Volleyball
"The walkthrough before Frankfort."
-Andrew Thomas
"Practices when we hid from Kim."
-Kinsey McAllister
"The night before states, we passed
around a piece of paper and said what
we thought about each other."
-Adam Stinespring
"Our bus trip to Oakland."
-Kaylynn Sneathen
Swimming
Wrestling
Bowling
"Senior night was really emotional and
sweet, and all the hugs."
-Kayla Corbin
"Regionals when I wrestled a kid from
Musselman."
-Dalton Pritts
"Having fun times with my cousin and
messing around with Lea Baker."
-Travis Veach
Girls' Soccer
"Just getting close with the girls and
having a ton of fun."
-Elizabeth Moore
Boys' Basketball
"Everything about it was amazing."
-Travis Clower
Baseball
Tennis
"Dinners we go to for away games."
-Christopher Digman
Softball
Girls' Basketball
"The bus rides with all the girls, and
overnight trips with Hailey, Kirston and
Mikayla."
-Holly Kaiser
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Where will you be in 20 years?
Kaye Funk
"I will be a pediatrician making lots of
money."
Shannon Dean
"I will be a nurse."
Antonio Chavez
"I will be in the military."
Logan Wolford
"I will be a millionaire."
Patrick Smoot
"I will be an animator."
Justin Becraft
"I will be a Maryland State Trooper."
Brittney Skidmore
"I will have a restaurant in Las Vegas."
Tatiana Crawford
"I'll either be working in conservation or
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