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Volume 1 Issue 9
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NEWS
Page 2
Spanish Class Gets a Special Visit
By Mariah Sortman
Spanish class got
more interesting on April 23 when two
guest speakers came from Panama
and Colombia. This special opportunity
took place periods 1, 2, and 3, but students who have Spanish in later periods could get a pass if they had study
hall to attend one session.
Maria Clara Sanchez
Vanegas, 26, is from Colombia. She
made a special PowerPoint presentation that explained her home country’s
culture, geography, location, etc. Maria
said that our school’s structure is really
different from hers at home. She has
been to the malls up here and they
even have a McDonald’s in Colombia.
Despite being really quiet, she grabbed
the students’ attention.
Julissa Vasquez, 37,
is from Panama. She has only been
here for two weeks. She got satellite
pictures off the computer to show her
country’s hot spots, culture, seasons,
geography, etc. Like Maria, her
school’s structure is quite different
from ours. She said she likes to go to
beaches and go to parties in her home
country. Here she likes to go to all the
different places. She said, “It is very
nice here but I would go back home.”
Spanish teacher Mrs.
Debra Bressler said there are many
benefits from the guests visiting our
school’s Spanish classes. “Someone
other than a teacher can carry more
credibility and they are experts of their
own country and they can answer
more questions than a teacher not familiar with that area,” said Bressler. “It
is also nice to have a break from me
and it brings a change to the classroom. Sometimes they bring their own
resources which helps out a lot.”
“The girls did a great
job for 1, 2, and 3 period. Julissa was
only here for two weeks so her English
wasn’t proficient but everyone could
understand her,” stated Bressler.
The classes got some
special opportunities during the special
visit from the guests. One opportunity
is Homestay. Homestay is where a
foreign language student comes to live
in your home for a week, month or
year. As stated by Mrs. Bressler it is
highly recommended because in order
to communicate you need to learn the
language. You will find it is a necessity
to learn the language to be comfortable with the special foreign guest living in your home. You can also learn
the language faster. But that isn’t all
the opportunities the students got.
FLS, or Foreign Language Services, is affiliated with Lock
Haven University but they have their
own classes for the students. There
are students from all over the world
that come to our area to learn English.
For more information contact Mrs.
Donovan at LHU if interested in being
a host family for a week to a couple of
weeks.
Overall, these special
guests really enraptured the students
and got to have some laughs, making
for a Spanish class that was more than
interesting.
Student Gets Note-Worthy Recognition
By Chelsea Moore
For the first time since 1986, a student from Jersey Shore advanced to the next level of the Pennsylvania State Choral Competition. That student is music buff Karianne Miller (11), member of JSHS’s chorus and band ensemble. This competition was huge, with 242 members of a chorus and a day and
a half to learn 10 new songs. As nerve-wracking as it may seem, Karianne tends to
stay pretty chill about her auditions, though she was in shock about actually making
it to the next round of the competition.
How does she do it? Karianne’s musical career can probably pinpoint a
beginning at birth, being the daughter of a music teacher. “I have an unfair advantage because I have a certified music teacher to go to anytime at all,” says
Karianne, “but it’s relaxing to know I have extra help.” But her relation to a music
teacher can also put a little pressure on her. “If a parent is good at something, everyone expects the children to be good at it too. I feel like it’s almost expected of me
to be musically inclined.” Karianne also takes private lessons (Cont. on pg. 3)
Karianne Miller (11)
Student (Cont
from Mr. Hoffman.
While most people sin
the best ways to get offstage, K
tain people and memories, dep
she’s singing. She also wears
and “faith.” Though you can’t e
American Idol, (“I don’t think I h
ing for”), you can definitely exp
a mark in the music industry so
Bulldog New
By Lily O’Shaughnessy
This month, the Bulldo
News has a very big project
ahead of them. The votes are i
and the cameras are ready to r
With many of the staffers also
helping with the Senior Video,
Bulldog staff is a little strained.
Jeffery Dincher gave the Paw P
the last episode of the senior c
sode the 2007-2008 school ye
“This episode is going
tivities, Relay for Life, Prom, S
Underclassmen and some Beh
Bulldog News,” Jeff spilled. Ma
ize that it’s their last episode, b
give his thoughts on the matter
pressing. I’ll miss working with
most because of his personalit
miss the fact that I have a lot o
will possibly never be shared w
school, unless I make a websit
them for myself.
“The two things I’m go
the most are being involved in
this, and when we as a crew fe
have just released is amazing
us and give us compliments on
Any last words on Bull
personal package that I’m cont
ing, but I won’t go in to details
derclass who takes over Bulldo
of luck,” he said.
NEWS
Page 3
Student (Cont. from page 2)
Science PSSA’s
from Mr. Hoffman.
While most people singing onstage think of
the best ways to get offstage, Karianne thinks of certain people and memories, depending on the song
she’s singing. She also wears rings that say “hope”
and “faith.” Though you can’t expect to see her on
American Idol, (“I don’t think I have what they’re looking for”), you can definitely expect to see her making
a mark in the music industry sometime in the future.
By Trevor Rosato
Science PSSAs what a total drag as if there weren’t already too many tests. This is a typical complaint from sophomores
and juniors around the school. Science PSSA testing took place
on April 30th, last Wednesday. Will they count next year for this
year’s sophomores and if they do how could students possibly
cover the entire scientific world?
Mrs. Bierly of the science department had plenty to say
about the PSSAs and how they would affect students. Mrs. Bierly
also mentioned that a specific science curriculum may be set up in
an attempt to standardize all science taught K-12.
Due to the No Child Left Behind program all students by
2014 will be required to pass all PSSAs (possibly including the
Science exam) with at least a proficient grade or better. This could
prove serious problems due to lack of concern on behalf of our
student body.
When asked about the problem of our students not taking
the test seriously Mrs. Bierly said, “It has to count for something
before students will recognize the importance of the PSSA.”
According to Skyler Sojka (11) Mrs. Bierly is right. Skyler
says he would take the test seriously and try if it counted towards
something. However this year’s tests didn’t count and Skyler’s
voice seems to be a general opinion “They sucked, they were just
bad. Waste of time, there is no soft way to put it, it was a test, and
it sucked.”
Jess Williams (11) may have pointed out the real reason why students were unable to take the test seriously. “Problem was they
told us it didn’t count, so instead we all drew Pokémon.”
For those unfamiliar with the term Pokémon was actually
an animated show played on WB about little creatures that do battle.
After all the fights and all the controversy will these difficult
Science PSSAs be counted towards next year’s juniors? Chances
aren’t looking good for students looking to avoid another test.
Bulldog News Corner
This month, the Bulldog
News has a very big project
ahead of them. The votes are in
and the cameras are ready to roll.
With many of the staffers also
helping with the Senior Video, the
Bulldog staff is a little strained. Once again, producer
Jeffery Dincher gave the Paw Print the low down on
the last episode of the senior crew and the last episode the 2007-2008 school year.
“This episode is going to feature Spring Activities, Relay for Life, Prom, Senior Advice to the
Underclassmen and some Behind the Scenes of
Bulldog News,” Jeff spilled. Many of the staffers realize that it’s their last episode, but Jeff was willing to
give his thoughts on the matter. “Personally, it’s depressing. I’ll miss working with Seth Bowman the
most because of his personality. I’m also going to
miss the fact that I have a lot of ideas brewing that
will possibly never be shared with anyone from the
school, unless I make a website. I’ll most likely make
them for myself.
“The two things I’m going to probably miss
the most are being involved in such a big project like
this, and when we as a crew feel that the episode we
have just released is amazing and people come up to
us and give us compliments on it.”
Any last words on Bulldog News? “I have a
personal package that I’m contemplating on releasing, but I won’t go in to details about it. I wish the underclass who takes over Bulldog next year the best
of luck,” he said.
Senior Memory Video
Seniors, it’s time to hand in those photos
of us when we were in elementary school, and maybe even kindergarten up to our senior year. DVD Yearbook staff member Codi
Costa and a few Bulldog News members are taking all of the photos and placing them into a “slideshow” type video, accompanied
by interviews with students from the senior class. Paw Print talked
to Codi and Jeff Dincher to get the scoop on the video.
(Cont. on pg. 4)
NEWS
Page 4
Senior Video (Cont. from pg. 3)
“I scanned and uploaded all of the photos that came
in. It took a lot of time,” commented Costa on the subject. “At
first I was a little overwhelmed and I got angry, but it’s done.”
Jeff added, “Codi pretty much put everything together, photo wise, and gave it over to us. We’ll definitely
have some senior interviews and we will make sure that
there are limited student repeats.”
“I hope we won’t make the mistake of playing the
video over the media center because of the constant technical difficulties. Personally I think it’s a waste of money,” said
Jeff.
Plans are to broadcast the senior video on the last
day of school, and a reminder to those underclassmen who
think they can sneak in to the auditorium when it’s being
shown: Don’t. You’ll have your turn soon enough.
Talent Show a Hit
By Kaylyn Yost
The turnout at the 2008 talent show may
have been less than impressive, but the performers let the
audience leave satisfied. The show started with our very
own high school dance team performing to Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous”.
A highlight of the show was the percussion section
doing a piece from stop. Another high point was Curtis Eckard, (10) singing and playing “First day of my life” by Bright
Eyes, and Josh Hines, (10) singing his own rendition of
John Mayer’s “How much it hurts”.
The show concluded with a Blue Grass band performing a few songs. Overall the performances were outstanding. A big thanks to the drama club for making the
show possible, and to the performers that had the guts to
show everyone their talent!
It’s Time to Say ‘Goodbye’
By Lesli Cuebas &
Stephanie Smith
M
Nathan
The Jersey Shore Lions’
is Nathan Andrew Jones son of J
Shore.
Nate’s activities include;
ketball for 1 year, National Hono
Band for 3 years, and Cross Cou
years.
As a senior, Nate has se
cross country teams. In addition
the position of lifeguard at a loca
mer. Nate is a four-year varsity l
cross country. In addition, he qu
junior.
Nate enjoys hunting and
playing baseball, attending Penn
to Dairy Queen. He plans to atte
chanical engineering, ultimately a
More than 200 seniors will be saying goodbye and joining them will
be Mr. Marty McCormick and Mrs. Linda Pond.
Mrs. Pond has been with our school for 36 years working as a secretary and Mr. McCormick has been with our school for three years and with
the school district for 15 years as a guidance counselor.
During her retirement, Mrs. Pond plans to enjoy having that time off.
“What I’ll miss the most is my friends,” said Mrs. Pond.
Mr. McCormick plans on traveling, doing lots of fishing, kayaking,
and part-time counseling. Both have decided that this was just the time to go.
“I’ll miss working with the kids,” said Mr. McCormick.
Graduation Rundown
By Macey McBryan
Smell the fear, anticipation, and restlessness in the air. That’s right, it’s graduation time again. The
time has finally come that seniors have awaited and/or
dreaded for their entire educational careers. Here is some
last minute information for this long-awaited event:
- Where will graduation be held? The
Thompson Street Stadium (incase of rain– Sr. High Gym)
dent
- How many tickets will be given out? 9 per stu-
- What are the dates/times of rehearsal and
graduation? Rehearsal begins at 9:08 a.m. on June 5th,
Graduation begins at 8:00 p.m. on June 6th (Seniors are
required to be outside of the Jersey Shore Middle School by
7:15 p.m.)
-What is the dress attire? Absolutely no jeans.
Meghan K. Mye
NEWS
Page 5
May Students of the Month
Nathan A. Jones
The Jersey Shore Lions’ Club Citizen of the Month for May
is Nathan Andrew Jones son of John and Brenda Jones of Jersey
Shore.
Nate’s activities include; Jazz Band, Swimming, and Basketball for 1 year, National Honor Society for 2 years, Concert
Band for 3 years, and Cross Country and Track and Field for 4
years.
As a senior, Nate has served as captain of the track and
cross country teams. In addition to his school activities, Nate held
the position of lifeguard at a local swimming pool during the summer. Nate is a four-year varsity letter winner in both track and
cross country. In addition, he qualified for all-county band as a
junior.
Nate enjoys hunting and fishing, bike riding and camping,
playing baseball, attending Penn State football games, and going
to Dairy Queen. He plans to attend Penn State University for mechanical engineering, ultimately achieving a master’s degree.
Nathan A. Jones
Meghan K. Myers
The Business and Professional Women’s Club Girl of the
Month for May is Meghan Kress Myers, daughter of Kim and Clair
Myers of Jersey Shore.
Meghan’s activities include; Prom Committee for 1 year,
Mosaic and Key Club from 2 years, Chorus, Homecoming Committee, and Class Committee for 3 years, and Cheerleading for 4
years.
.
Meghan has served as president and treasurer as well as
a member of the executive committee for her class. Meghan volunteered to teach cheerleading fundamentals to elementary aged
girls at a community cheer clinic. In addition, she holds a position
at McDonalds in Lock Haven.
Meghan has earned two varsity letters as well as the captain’s award in cheerleading. She also won the leadership award
at cheerleading camp. In other activities, Meghan was selected
to receive the sportsmanship award as a member of her softball
team.
Meghan’s interests include playing slow-pitch softball,
camping, and fishing. She plans to attend Penn College of Technology to major in nursing.
Meghan K. Myers
FEATURES
Page 6
Six Questions for Glenn Ludwig
Q. What is it like being a
grandfather?
A. “It is absolutely wonderful, I
love my grandson.”
Q. What do you do for fun?
A. “Woodworking, gardening,
and enjoying my hot tub.”
Q. Where is your favorite vacation place?
A. “Seashores, I’m going to Maine
this year.”
By Kylie Starr & Marlena Schuste
Taurus (April 20-May 20) – The g
over wasn’t that great anyway…S
because they’ll find you sooner th
think.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) – Your
ripped as your jeans! Nice work!
Cancer (June 22-July 22) – Senio
Have fun! But be sure to pack a fi
the jelly fish population is booming
of year.
Leo (July 23-August 22) – Lay off
energy drinks….you’re annoying a
Virgo (August 23-September 22)
shy. Go ahead and make the first
Libra (September 23-October 22)
way out of style homes! Update y
Where’s You
“Bald Eagle State Park
Chelsea Wesley (10)
Q. What’s your favorite movie?
A. Star Wars trilogy
Q. Through your years at our school
how have students changed?
A. “The kids in the past, well, some were
bad but through the years the kids have
gotten friendlier and more helpful.”
Q. Describe your perfect day:
A. “When I wake up and get out of bed and everything goes right.”
By Evan Bletz
“Knobels.”
Sadie Steppe (1
FEATURES
Page 7
Horoscopes
By Kylie Starr & Marlena Schuster
Scorpio (October 23-November 21) – Avoid all Asian foods
for the rest of the month. You might come down with some
killer food poisoning.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) – The guy or gal you’re getting
over wasn’t that great anyway…Stop looking for someone
Sagittarius (November 22- December 21) – Invest in a very
because they’ll find you sooner than you may
discrete mp3 player. You are gonna need it to
think.
get through summer school. (Boring!)
Gemini (May 21-June 21) – Your bod is as
Capricorn (December 22- January 19) – You
ripped as your jeans! Nice work!
should tone up if you are going to wear shorts
that short.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) – Senior week?
Have fun! But be sure to pack a first-aid kit;
Aquarius (January 20- February 18) – So you
the jelly fish population is booming this time
lucked out with your fun prom date, but you’d
of year.
better find a way to hide that report card from
your parents!
Leo (July 23-August 22) – Lay off on those
energy drinks….you’re annoying all of your friends!
Pisces (February 19-March 20) – Do you have a
Virgo (August 23-September 22) – Your crush is just being beard?...because your fake ID does. Better be careful at
those parties, McLovin!
shy. Go ahead and make the first move.
Libra (September 23-October 22) – You’re swagger is going Aries (March 21-April 19) – There is a hair dying catastrophe in your future. So be careful! There are probably some
way out of style homes! Update your cruise tunes.
wigs or hats on sale just in case.
Where’s Your Favorite Summer Hangout Spot?
“Bald Eagle State Park”
Chelsea Wesley (10)
“Knobels.”
Sadie Steppe (11)
“Going to different shows
with my band.”
Luke Brady (11)
“Amusement parks.”
Stephanie Smith (11)
“The Mall.”
Nicole Loffredo (10)
“The pool. I work there.”
Katie Welsh (11)
FEATURES
Page 8
So What Are You Doing This Summer?
By Sveta Hinaman
brate my birthday. I’m also going to the Rhinehart shoot with
my friends to shoot our bows and then go to Delaware with
Summer is just around the corner. So what are your my cousins,” said Marina Hartranft, (10).
plans for the summer?
“I want to get a job at the Country Club in Williams“Go to the beach and the Finger Lakes, hang out
port,” said Charlie Robinson, (11). “For summer vacation I’m
with friends and party!” said Meagan Hensler, (10).
going to Creation with my youth group where we listen to
As the summer approaches some students are anx- great music and speakers.”
The beach is a popular vacation destination for
ious and some are not so entirely happy with the idea that
most students. “I go to the beach every year in Brigantine,
summer is coming.
New Jersey. It’s a family thing,” explained Corey Schilling,
“I have to work because I need the money,” said
(11). “Then I’m going to Buffalo, New
Autumn Shirey, (10).
York with my paintball team to play in the
“I’m working full time at
NPPL.”
Day’s Landscaping so I can buy my
Cathleen Thompson, (10) says
own car,” explained Natasha
she is also going to the beach for vacaDincher, (12). “I don’t really have
tion. “I am going to go to Myrtle Beach
any summer vacation plans, but I
would like to go somewhere.”
and Virginia Beach. I used to live in Virginia.”
“I have to work so I can pay
insurance,” said William Miller, (10).
Summer is almost here, so for
But most students agree
those of you who can’t wait until it gets
that summer is a time for fun. “This
here, don’t worry. It will be here before
year I’m going on the cruise to celeyou know it!
Need Money? Get a Summer Job
By Kirsten Morse
As the school year ends and the summer begins,
many students find themselves looking
for summer jobs. Farms start hiring detasselers, parents start hiring sitters, and
pools hire life guards. Summer jobs seem
to help make the time go by and vacation
money is always good to have.
When looking for a job, keep a
few things in mind: 1) Make sure it is
something that you are not wanting to quit
after one day on the job; 2) Make sure it
is something that you are interested in
and semi good at; and 3) Make sure that you get good
money out of it. HA well that’s not the most important thing
but it sure is high on my pro/con list.
Several students shared their summer work plans.
Maybe you’ll see them out and about as well.
•
“I plan to work at the Jersey Pool this summer in the
concession stand. This is my first year and I’m
excited to see how everything goes.” Jessica
Sweely (11)
•
“I have been babysitting since I was 12
years old and I love every minute of it. I love children so my summer job is perfect for me.”Jessica
Butler (12)
• “This is my first year working at Phil-It-Up and
I love being able to eat the ice cream and I love
the people that I work with.” Alicia Thompson (12)
So when you’re sitting at home with nothing to do
this summer just remember there are always places looking
to hire high school students.
Tyler Break
By Evan Bletz
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record for shot put this year. His
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By Skyler Wool
This past year Jersey Shore Athletics has
made some crowning
achievements in our recent
history.
This past fall our
football team had the best
record in 10 years finishing
with six wins and six losses
while also playing for the district title against Selinsgrove.
Two sack records were also
broken this year by Skyler
Wool with 10 in one season
and 20 for his career.
JS’s wrestling team
also had a good year, sending two of our boys to states
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Tyler Breaks Record
By Evan Bletz
Tyler Thomas a senior at Jersey Shore broke the
record for shot put this year. His new record is 55 feet 9 ¾
inches.
Tyler’s goal this year is to place in the top three at
states this year. Despite this being only Tyler’s second year doing track he has excelled this
year and plans on doing track in
college. “Maybe LHU, but I hope
to get offers from more schools
after states because it will help
with the costs” said Tyler about
his plans for college.
Tyler has been offered a
scholarship from Lock Haven
University but he plans on getting
more after states. His advice for
younger classmen is “work hard, stay in school, and don’t
do drugs.”
Bulldogs Bring High Achievements
the state. Joe
Leffredo and
This past year Jer- Zach Ulmer both
wrestled at states
sey Shore Athletics has
with Joe bringing
made some crowning
achievements in our recent home a silver
medal.
history.
The girls’ swim team
This past fall our
football team had the best
had some record breakers in
record in 10 years finishing their very productive season
with six wins and six losses with many records broken
while also playing for the dis- and achievements. Maddi
trict title against Selinsgrove. Thompson broke the record
Two sack records were also for the 200 meter freestyle
with a time of 2:08 minutes,
broken this year by Skyler
Wool with 10 in one season Jenna Brooks broke the record for the 100 meter butterand 20 for his career.
JS’s wrestling team fly with a time of 59.9 secalso had a good year, send- onds, Samantha Kennelley
ing two of our boys to states broke the record for the 500
one of which took second in meter freestyle with a time of
By Skyler Wool
5:57 minutes,
andDanielle
McPherson
broke both the
record for the
100 meter backstroke and the 100 meter
breaststroke with times of
1:05 and 1:10 minutes respectively. The 200 meter
freestyle relay record was
also broken by Jenna
Brooks, Brittany Koch, Danielle McPherson and Maddi
Thompson with a time of
1:42 along with the 400 meter freestyle relay by the
same four with a time of
3:46. These same four also
broke the record for the 200
meter medley at states with a
time of 1:55 seconds, qualifying the squad for nationals.
Boys’ track has been
on fire this year only losing
one league meet and a new
record also has been set for
the shot put by Tyler Thomas
with a throw of 55 feet 9 3/4
inches.
Katie Sprague has
also broken a record for the
girls this season for the third
time in the pole vault at 10
feet.
The boys’ tennis
team has won 10 of its
games for the first time in its
existence and the boys baseball team is ranked first in the
race for the league title.
S P O R T S
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May Athletes of the Month
Chelsea Baier
By Lesli Cuebas
Female Athlete of the Month for May is Chelsea
Baier. She has participated track since her 7th grade
year.
Chelsea has thrown for track for 3years. Her
best accomplishment was in her junior year. She threw
a 107’ in the Javelin and placed 3rd at districts.
“I haven’t decided if I am going to do track in
college, but I think it would be a great challenge,” Baier
said. “My goal for the future is to attend college and
graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science.”
In 9th grade, Chelsea did swimming for the
school. She also has done out-of-school softball as
well.
“I am thankful to be named Athlete of the
Month,” Baier said. “I feel recognized because people
believe I work hard enough at my sport to be recognized.”
Josh Wrench
The May male Athlete of the Month is senior, Joshua
Wrench. Josh participates on the varsity baseball team, as
the starting catcher for all teams. Josh has participated in four
years of high school baseball, 10 years of Little League baseball, American Legion baseball and will continue to play baseball at Lycoming College in the upcoming year.
Josh has received many awards for participating in
this sport. “I’ve won for the District 4 champions back in 2006,
the SVL League champs for the high school last year, the
District 12 champion team for the Senior League in 2007, and
the region champion team for American Legion in 2007,” said
Wrench.
Some of Josh’s out of school activities are hunting,
fishing, camping, taking care of his horses, restoration of old
machinery, working with firearms, and weight lifting. When
asked how it feels to be Athlete of the Month Josh replied, “It
feels great to be given the honor of Athlete of the Month, but I
think the whole baseball team is deserving of this award because of all the all-around team effort that makes us successful.”
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sauces (or any good fruit for that
chase it additionally. But are you
lunch you are suppose to get you
tables ,or a combination of both?
of the same fruits you want—you
able to get it.
The response of Ben Ma
to the problem was, “If it’s in the
can’t go against it.” But don’t try t
that we can’t duplicate a fruit whe
ples, the staff has no problem let
Evidently they’re the cheap fruits
it’s because they’re in short supp
rate, but come on! If it happens e
think they’d order more? Althoug
to ensure our cafeteria sells heal
believe it’s all in the best interest
they want us to be purchasing nu
that’s bogus.
We can buy 10 bags of c
unlimited number of ice creams —
healthy choices, we pay the price
makes sense. They make a lot m
ing unhealthy products than they
more and when they buy chips in
erable amount more of money. M
Nutrition Group, commented, “I w
[food] as they can; obviously that
for.” Sounds to me like the comp
sity or money hungry.
Peaches, peaches, get y
you’ve got an early lunch. Why a
much loved frozen peaches!? I g
First, the company doesn’t even
donated. So when they run out, t
don’t you think if they donated th
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Things aren’t Going Peachy in the Cafeteria
By Candice Chopick
Apple sauce, apple sauce, get your apple
sauce… but only if you’re
willing to pay twice. If
you’re a big fruit eater like
me, you’ve probably realized if you want 2 apple
sauces (or any good fruit for that matter), you have to purchase it additionally. But are you aware when you pay for a
lunch you are suppose to get your choice of 2 fruits or vegetables ,or a combination of both? It doesn’t matter if it’s two
of the same fruits you want—you paid once, you should be
able to get it.
The response of Ben Marzo, food service director,
to the problem was, “If it’s in the school lunch guidelines, I
can’t go against it.” But don’t try to tell me it’s in some policy
that we can’t duplicate a fruit when, if it’s pears or pineapples, the staff has no problem letting us get two of them.
Evidently they’re the cheap fruits. Our lunch staff may say
it’s because they’re in short supply, and that may be accurate, but come on! If it happens every time, wouldn’t you
think they’d order more? Although the company contracted
to ensure our cafeteria sells healthy food would like us to
believe it’s all in the best interest of the students, and that
they want us to be purchasing nutritional choices and such,
that’s bogus.
We can buy 10 bags of chips if we want, or an
unlimited number of ice creams — but when it comes to
healthy choices, we pay the price. But if we put it together, it
makes sense. They make a lot more money from kids buying unhealthy products than they would fruit. Fruit costs
more and when they buy chips in bulk, they make a considerable amount more of money. Marzo, who works for the
Nutrition Group, commented, “I want kids to buy as much
[food] as they can; obviously that’s what I’m in the business
for.” Sounds to me like the company is either promoting obesity or money hungry.
Peaches, peaches, get your peaches…but only if
you’ve got an early lunch. Why are we in short supply of the
much loved frozen peaches!? I got the scoop from Marzo.
First, the company doesn’t even buy the peaches. They’re
donated. So when they run out, that’s all they’ve got. But
don’t you think if they donated the extra money the company
is making should go to buy more frozen peaches for the kids
that unfortunately have a later lunch? Of course not. Remember, fruit is expensive, and that wouldn’t be right making the company actually use some of the money they’re
making on us to provide us with a wholesome meal. And if
you’re in 7th period lunch, you aren’t even guaranteed that.
On Chicken Patty Tuesday April 22nd, the last 30 students
or so didn’t have a choice. They ran out of everything but
chicken patty and if they didn’t like it...too bad for them,
huh? Money can only do so much, I guess. I’m sure the
company figures we’ll deal with what they give us since
we’re supposed to help plan the meal according to the wellness plan. It states “students will be an active part of menu
planning through regularly scheduled meetings and taste
testing.” Um, is it just me or did our student body somehow
miss-out on that opportunity?
Enough with my money complaints. I’ll just accept
that the world is greedy and when you’ve got no money of
your own, you take it from the easiest source: the kids. But
we are giving you the money you ask, and we just want a
full meal that follows the rules. On Tuesday May 6th, students found mold in their yummy sour cream. Mhmm good!
But the staff said not all containers were contaminated, so
they didn’t throw them all out. It was kind of like the luck of
the draw, you know?
At least on the same day when some students in 4th
period lunch got outdated milk cartons, it was their own stupidity for not checking the dates. We know it would take
SOOO long for our
staff to check themselves, and it’s such
a strenuous job; I
wouldn’t want to
make them work. As
far as work goes, the
ladies have to take
our cards and scan
A student’s moldy sour cream.
them and press approximately 3 buttons per person. I can see how that can be so tough and
cause them to flip out. That happened to me on May 7th
when I was short a quarter on my debit card. But, I would
have known that if the lunch ladies would have told me the
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Cafeteria (cont. from page 11)
day before I was low on my
card. Did you know they are
supposed to notify you if you’re
under $5 on your card? Nope,
me neither until I looked it up,
because usually you have to
ask how much is on your card.
That’s okay; the lady talked
about me after I left and just
because she is half deaf doesn’t mean everyone else is.
I just want a fair meal. I’m a big
peaches fan, obviously, and I’d like my
money to go to good use and good service. I’m not satisfied and these are just
my complaints, we all have a list of our
own. So what do you say we pull out a
copy of the wellness policy and our
schools lunch policy and start giving us
what we pay for…thanks!
Lunch lady eating frozen peaches.
Steph Says...
By Steph Fleming
This column is supposed to be
my reflections or some sort of
advice I could give you. I’ll do
my best.
I’ve been on Paw Print, more or
less, for three years. In ninth grade I took the introductory
course and in 10th I freelanced a couple stories, one which
was published in the Sun-Gazette. It wasn’t until 11th that I
was actually a part of the staff. Senior year I became Chief
Editor of the school paper. Looking back, I am grateful for
my experience on the Paw Print. I’ve learned a lot about
various writing techniques and how to interview strangers.
My first interview in 9th was with Mrs. Thomas and it
was in reference to a story about the drink machines. I
know, super exciting but I was scared out of my mind to interview the principal. However, I found that I was very comfortable with interviewing people and now, in my senior year,
have interviewed Mrs. Thomas on several more occasions.
I do not want to delve more into my role on the Paw
Print. What I do want to address is something more relevant
to all students. Senior year.
Senior year is going to be different from every other
year of schooling you, as underclassmen, have experienced
so far. Everything changes. I will try to picture this for you.
Think of the biggest roller coaster you have ever ridden or
wouldn’t ride. That is senior year. You are the person in the
first set of seats. Enjoy.
I think as a senior you find out more about your fellow classmen and who you will all be as adults, out in the
“real world.” Everyone through high school is so obsessed
with being popular and pleasing other people that they forget who they are, on the inside.
After senior year, it’s just you. Maybe you’ll keep
around a few of your closest friends but the people you grew
up with are gone, chasing their own dreams, having children, and living life.
Honestly, I am half ready to get out into the real
world and leave all the high school drama behind but the
other half of me wants to stay here forever. The high school
experience is something you suffer through at times but
you’ll look back and miss it. It’s also one thing that isn’t supposed to last. Take what you can from this school (don’t
take that as a permission to steal, it’s metaphorical). Education is power.
Trying to avoid sounding corny on all possible levels, believe in you. Sometimes as teenagers becoming
adults we forget who we are and what we are trying to accomplish. Never give up on yourself. Not everyone is the
most athletic or the most intelligent, but you can bring something else to this school and this world that no one else can.
I can’t tell you what that is; you have to find it out for yourself. We all do.
I don’t know what I am supposed to try and tell you
with this column. Be your own person? Don’t drink and
drive? Be responsible adults?
I know that 99.9 % of the people who read this won’t
care. I don’t need that percentile to. If I can reach point one
percent of you and make a difference, then it’s a start.
The question is: what difference will you make?
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Shana is the Shizz!
By Shana Rhine
Can I get a
hallelujah?! I am so
sick of this school—I
know I shouldn’t say
that, but it’s true. I’m
guessing most of the
Journalism class is
thankfully on their
knees praying that I’m
leaving, because I have a habit of being a tyrant of sorts.
And you know what? If it gets the job done, I’ll do it. Apparently I remind people of Amanda from that MTV show The
Paper. I hear she’s a real *****, so I guess I see the resemblance.
I’d be lying if I said this year wasn’t a complete roller
coaster. I started off the year crying in a bathroom stall [long
story], and it’ll probably end that way too. I went a long way
during my stint in journalism. Freshman year I was in Intro—
I wrote bad stories, had horrible grammar, and got whipped
into shape by Mr. Dauberman. My sophomore year I decided to take a break from writing—I’ve been doing it in various ways all my life [I’ve got published poetry. Yeah, I rock it
like that.], and I wanted to see how I fared without it. In
short, it sucked—I made sure to take journalism again my
junior year. I discovered that I LOVED writing opinion
pieces, hated writing news stories, and that watching Dance
Drier play “Cat Cannonball” made any day instantly better.
Flash forward to this year—my final [thank God]
year at JS. I’m Opinions Editor now, which rocks because I
like to be able to boss people around. Maybe that’s not exactly a desirable talent, but trust me; it comes in handy when
you’re helping run a newspaper. I started drawing cartoons
a few weeks into this year, and people seemed to like them,
so we decided to put them in the paper. Sorry if most of
them weren’t funny—the really good ones were definitely not
going to get through administration—in fact, several of the
ones that I did put in the paper almost didn’t make it
through! I really didn’t think “Tonya” would cause a minicontroversy, but apparently it did. Then the lunch ladies got
mad at my ranch dressing comic. If you were wondering
about the “THIS COMIC HAS BEEN CENSORED BY JS
HIGH SCHOOL” one, well…there ya go. I value freedom of
speech a lot. That’s what journalism is all about—for me, at
least.
Megan and I had a lot of fun picking apart everything we did wrong after an issue came out, even if we annoyed people with it. Whatever, I don’t think we really cared.
We did a lot of stuff wrong this year, so I hope the younger
kids in the class took notes so they can make it better next
year. I really want to see some good stuff come out of the
paper after we leave, and hopefully see some people jump
up and take initiative like a lot of people did this year. Steph,
Megan, and I are the core. THE CORE! I’ve taken to yelling
that, and I’m not sure if anyone else gets it, but whatever.
In short—I love writing for a newspaper, and I can’t
wait to do it for a real one.
Ze End of Ze World
At the beginning of your freshman year you constantly say to yourself, “I can’t wait
to be a senior.” Well now, that time has finally come for us, as seniors, this is the year we
walk, and receive our diplomas. I mean, we’ve been waiting for this forever.
My time has finally come, and to be honest.. I’m not ready to leave. There’s so
many things that I’m going to miss. From seeing everyone in the halls, to my underclass
friends, my favorite teachers, yearbook, and journalism are the things that I’m going to
miss most.
Being a part of the yearbook, and the Paw Print has opened my eyes to new
things. I’m proud of the things I have done in both of those classes, from helping publish a few yearbooks and working on
DVD Yearbook last year, to the many stories I was able to write in journalism. I’m hoping both of those accomplishments
can help me in the future as a career and in college.
I know there isn’t much here, but to the underclassmen, keep your heads up. You’ll eventually be here in my
shoes. Keep your best friends close. And whatever you do, never sweat the small stuff, you’ll make it.
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Megan’s Retiring
By Megan Frank
"I'm leaving on a jet plane; I
don't know when I'll be back
again..." No, not really, but it is
time for me to move on. I'm
graduating and even though I've
only been on the newspaper
staff for a year, it feels sort of strange to have to move over
and let someone else take the position of news editor.
I've already stated it before, but it's only been a
year, and a short year at that. On the third day of school, we
sat around and discussed who would be what as far as editors. Mrs. Riggle announced the editors of the entire paper
and then moved on to ask "Who would like to be news editor?" No one raised their hand, so she skipped it and went
on. After assigning each other position, still no one wanted
to be news editor, so I raised my hand. Congratulations,
Megan, you're news editor!
I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I
thought I would write stories, manage a section of layout,
and get to boss people around, but it became so much more
than that. It's odd to think about, but I wonder if I never
raised my hand that day would I have ever felt so intense
about creating a newspaper. By working on the newspaper
at school, I realized that this is what I want to do with my life.
I'm going to college at Lycoming and majoring in Communications and English, with that I plan to work for a magazine,
both writing and working with layout.
E
I don't really know if it sounds cheesy, but being on
the newspaper taught me a lot. I'd look back on everything
as a learning experience. Not only did I learn to be a better
writer and how to make a decent layout, but I tested my patience, became closer to new people over something we
took way too seriously, and so many other things. I learned
so many new things and I was way too into it. My friends
who weren't on the newspaper most likely got tired of me
talking about it. An example of this would be when Shana
and I would pick apart an issue that was already out and
everyone would hear us and be like, "It's already out and
you guys can't change it now." We flipped out over the
smallest things. I feel so dumb sometimes when I look back
on it, but I think to myself, if no one else was taking it seriously, at least I was.
I hope that whoever takes my place next year takes
it just as seriously as I did. I don't mean you can't have fun,
because I had a lot of fun. Maybe they'll learn as much as I
did. I don't know what's going to happen for the Paw Print or
for my future as a journalist. Hopefully there are good things
in store for both.
So I leave you with that. I'll end it by thanking Mrs.
Riggle and all of my friends, both those on the Paw Print
staff and those not, for putting up with my complaining about
the newspaper, because really I was all talk and deep down
I loved every minute of it, and I'd like to thank those you in
second period journalism who never cared for me, you guys
never really made it that difficult.
Advice to the Younger Crowd
By Skyler Wool
To all of
those who have time
yet here at Jersey
Shore High school, I
can only say that do
not waste your time
here. The things you
will learn and the effort you put forth will
determine how easy the rest of your life
will be. Do not squander your opportunities because looking back and wishing you could have done some things
differently is the worst thing. You only
get one shot at life and despite the issues one may have with any number of
things here at Jersey Shore, life is not
so much being dealt a good hand as it
is playing the hand you are dealt to the
best of your ability.
Do not shun school activities
whether it be sports or other activities.
These things are your opportunity to
gain the respect and recognition we all
desire. I myself have found some
measure of these things in my football
career here at JS and also in my weight
room achievements. This brings me to
one other issue I would like to address
to all of you who would care to listen to
a tired old senior like me. The weight
room facility we now have here at Jersey Shore is a blessing, we have been
fortunate beyond measure to have
been gifted with such a facility and the
gains and self improvement you can
create in yourself there are unlimited.
Respect our gift and use it for all it’s
worth. Farewell to you all and I hope
you all enjoy your time here as much as
I did and carry with you the numerous
life lessons learned here at Jersey
Shore.
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Elvis has Left the Building
By Jimmy Smith
The school year is at a
close, and with that comes the
beginning of a new life for all of
the seniors in the high school.
It may seem sad that we need
to part ways, but true friends
will never be that far from you. I guess I am supposed to give all you underclassmen advice on your
future, but I really don’t know what to tell you.
The best advice I can give you is try to do
your best. I am not just saying for your academics
or sports, but be the best friend, the best student,
and the best person that you can be. It is easy to
blow people off because they are “less cool” then
you, but at the end of the day, you’re just being superficial. True friendship doesn’t know how much
money a person makes, or how their hair looks. It
is something bigger, and more important than that.
I know everything I just said sounds far too clichéd, but as you look back on your years in high
school, do you want to remember yourself being the
kid who dressed in a nice pair of Puma shoes? Or
do you want to look back at all the people you’ve
met, and think of all the great times you spent with
them. So, don’t hang out with people just because
they dress nice, or because they have a cool
house. I don’t want to preach, but when you look
back, just make sure you think that you made the
right choices.
Time goes by fast, and memories are all that
remain. Just make sure to keep your true friends
close to you in hard times and in great times. And
don’t be afraid to talk to people, even if they are
strangers. If the person shoots a look like “why are
you talking to me”, don’t get mad, be grateful.
Grateful because they just saved you so much time
from having to figure out that they are complete
jerks.
This world is full of posers and clowns so don’t
be a person who puts other people off just so you
can maintain an image. Would you be content
knowing that you may have looked cool to your
niche group because you blew someone off? Just
think about this, if the only thing you have in common with your “friends” is that you all shop at Aero-
postale or Hot Topic, then do you really believe
that you will remain friends when you are out in the
real world? Probably not.
That’s why it is so important to give people
a chance, and don’t judge someone because they
dress like a prep, or they look like an “emo”. You
have always been told not to judge a book by its
cover, so just make sure to follow that old adage,
because styles and circumstances change, just
make sure your friends don’t. A friend isn’t someone who will change with the passage of new styles
or trends. Make sure you are original, and don’t try
to impress people who don’t really matter. Don’t
try to conform to a group. Sure it is great to have a
posse of friends, but don’t limit yourself to hanging
out with a certain group of people. Try everything;
don’t be afraid to try something that you aren’t experienced at. At the end of the day, when you are
looking back, you will be happy that you gave everything a shot. Give everything a chance, and don’t
be afraid if it isn’t your thing or if you suck at it.
What does it matter?
I just preached entirely more than I planned
before I wrote this. So, I will leave you with a couple tips to get through high school. Make sure you
challenge yourself; don’t just coast. I know that I
wasted a lot of time in classes that I thought I
would not use, just because I felt like slacking in
the class. Also, don’t act like you have it all figured out. Chances are there is someone with a different perspective then you have. Make sure to
listen to what they have to say. Even if you disagree, just listen to their thoughts on everything.
Also, spend as much time with your friends
and family as you possibly can. You never know
what the future will hold, but I can tell you that it
would be terrible to know that you could have spent
more time with someone.
Lastly, just love life. Sure everyone can
have a bad day, or even a bad year, but you can’t
let it keep you down. Just soldier on and keep everyone important close and things will be okay. If
not then at least you will go out with a smile on
your face. So my final words as a senior and a
Paw Print writer will be a quote. “Don’t cry because it’s over; Smile because it happened.”
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Finding Out Who I Am
By Kirsten Morse
High school, such
an important part of your
life, it helps decide your future and makes you regret
part of your past. This
school year has helped me
figure out exactly who I am.
I wear what I want not caring what people think and I
work as hard as I can to reach my goals in life. I decided to
attend LHU for special education and to even live on campus. Am I going to like it? Maybe, maybe not, but that will be
later decided.
To be honest I really never even thought of taking
journalism, but Evan convinced me so here I am … writing
my stories, getting criticized about my opinions and getting
yelled at by big mouthed people.
But let’s rewind back to how I really got where I am.
So there I was filling out my course selection sheet for my
big senior year. Not knowing what classes I wanted to take,
Evan persuades me that having journalism together would
be fun. HA what was he thinking? Just kidding. It actually
wasn’t as bad as I expected it to be, besides the moments
that I got embarrassed to say something not wanting to get
made fun of by Evan, but what else was new that’s just me.
I’ve always loved to write but hated having people
read it, worried about being criticized. So why did I take journalism if that’s how I was? I was ready to open up and break
out of my shell just to prove to people that I could do it. The
year actually went extremely well and I loved every minute
of it.
I have been waiting 12 years to be a senior, and
now that it’s here I’m not so sure that I’m ready for this chapter of my life to be over. I’m not ready to tell my friends
good-bye or to leave my mom who has cared and taken
care of me my whole life. It hasn’t really hit me, until I started
writing this column that I will be graduating in less than a
month and most of my classmates I may never see again.
So, on that note I would like to tell my senior class: “Good
luck in everything that you do and it’s been fun while it has
lasted.” To my underclassman friends: “Keep working hard
and don’t give up or get frustrated, don’t take your high
school days for granted because before you know it you will
be out of here and be regretting things you did do and
should’ve done.”
This would be where all the cool kids would put a
sweet quote or write a touching last sentence that you will
remember until the day that you die, but I guess that I’m not
that cool. I’m just going to leave it at “peace out.”
Being a Senior Isn’t All Fun and Games
By Katie Sprague
cracked up to be. Yeah, you are at the top of the food chain,
but with it comes a lot of responsibility. Your entire first seLuckily, senior year and mester is dedicated to college essays and applications,
your entire high school career are dealing with the guidance office, and planning what you’re
over before you know it. Now that going to do with your life. It’s almost like a reality-check and
it’s all finally coming to an end, I you finally realize you actually won’t be in grade school forlook back on all the amazing
ever and that there is a real world out there. After submitting
memories I have and I’m happy. your applications, you have to deal with the anticipation of
I’m happy that I have these great where you were accepted and making decisions. On top of
recollections, but I’m also happy all that stress, there’s the annoying, exhausting, neverto finally be leaving and moving ending drama that goes along with high school.
on with my life. While I was here, I absolutely hated every
Trust me, it doesn’t stop your senior year. Just try
minute of it and couldn’t wait to get out. Looking back on it, not to let it get to you and don’t spend all of your time worrying about petty stuff and about what other people think.
however, I guess it wasn’t so terrible.
You’ll learn it really doesn’t matter; you are who you are and
I made wonderful friends, learned a ton of life lesno one can change that. Do your best, have fun, and enjoy it
sons, had fun, got into trouble, and formed great relationships. Although I must say, senior year is not all that it’s
while it lasts.
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the work.
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member my freshman year being
the seniors and not being able to
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classman now; it’s a bittersweet
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senior you still have nine months
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Senior
Megan’s Pick- “The Breakfast Club”
Breakfast Club is a movie essential
graduating seniors because it is all
cliques coming together and enjoyin
long detention. This movie just goes
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“I Don’t Know Where I’m Going From Here, But I
Promise It Won’t Be Boring.”
By Morgan
Sheddy
Senior
year is the best
school year of all
your elementary,
middle, and high
school career; at
least it was for
me. Being a senior really does have its perks. You find out that Mrs. Thomas, and Mr. Jean are actually pretty alright, Mrs. Drammissi may let it slide if you are missing the debit, Mrs. Pond
understands that your alarm clock just wasn’t enough to get
you out of bed in the morning and most teachers know that
you truly were sick and need those extra days to make up
the work.
This year was everything I hoped it would be. I remember my freshman year being friends with a majority of
the seniors and not being able to wait until it was my turn to
finally graduate. I am sure that it was just like all the underclassman now; it’s a bittersweet feeling knowing that soon
you will be a senior. I don’t mean bitter because you are
going to graduate I mean bitter because although you are a
senior you still have nine months of too much work and not
enough play sort of thing. My advice to anyone who is hat-
ing high school more than anything is become close with
your teachers; I promise it will help you get through the day.
Plus when you start skipping school towards the end of the
year your grade will not suffer nearly as much as bubba who
has slept the whole year.
Another thing that could help you out, avoid the
drama, seriously, avoid it. I hate to say this but stick to your
school work make it through the seven hours (that sometimes does indeed seem wasted) and then do whatever you
want. I promise, come senior year, you won’t care what you
are wearing or what the person sitting beside you is, and it’s
actually okay. I mean don’t let yourself go or anything
brown and black will never match, but it’s okay for your hair
to be in a bun and for the guys to get out the sweat pants.
On the sweet side of being a senior after those nine months,
you are done! Make the best of your high school days, I do
not believe they are the best days of your life, but it is true
that you have to be here, and although it sucks, it is worth it
in the end.
“You have four years to be irresponsible here. Relax. Work is for people with jobs. You'll never remember
class time, but you'll remember time you wasted hanging out
with your friends. So, stay out late. Go out on a Tuesday
with your friends when you have a paper due Wednesday.
Spend money you don't have. Drink 'til sunrise. The work
never ends, but school does..." –Tom Petty
Seniors: You’ve gotta see these movies!
Megan’s Pick- “The Breakfast Club” – The
Breakfast Club is a movie essential to all
graduating seniors because it is all about
cliques coming together and enjoying day
long detention. This movie just goes to
show that a jock, a metalhead, a weirdo, a
princess, and a nerd can all get along. Everyone should watch this movie because it
just goes to show that you can end up being friends with anyone, no matter who
they are, and no matter where you are.
Lily’s Pick- “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” – I
feel this movie is essential to any graduat-
ing senior, because it’s about skipping
school. I mean, who doesn’t want to skip
school? The best thing about this movie is
that the kid’s smart, really smart. Recordings, and dummies stop his parents
and sister from actually advancing into his
room to see that he’s really not there. He
knows how to deceive his mom, his sister,
and the school principal, who for some
reason has it out for Bueller (Matthew
Broderick). He talks his friends into joining
him on his adventure and even convinces
his friend to “borrow” his dads Ferrari.
While Ferris’ is out joy riding, his sister is
plotting against him. Except for the
smashed Ferrari, they never get caught.
Isn’t that what we all dream about?
Shana’s Pick- “Rocky Horror Picture Show”
– Rocky Horror is a movie that you must
witness at least once in your life. I don’t
care if you don’t like musicals or not, you
still need to see it. Not only is the movie a
riot, many people get so obsessed with the
movie that they attend events where the
movie is acted out live, and the audience
gets to participate. Rocky Horror isn’t just a
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movie—it’s an entire experience. You’re
probably going to find that you don’t relate
to the movie at all—you’re not a “sweet
transvestite”, and you’re probably not an
alien or a robot wearing gold spanky pants.
It doesn’t matter, ‘cuz you’ll be doing the
Time Warp allllllll night long anyway.
Jimmy’s Pick-“Fight Club” The first rule of
Fight Club is “you do not talk about Fight
Club.” This is one of my favorite quotes
from the movie, because it sums up the
entire style of the film. I think everyone
needs to see this movie, because it is so
much more than just two guys fighting.
The movie shows how society is being far
too consumerist and impersonal, and a
once white-collar worker gets fed up with
the “condo life”. The protagonist’s name
never is revealed, but the credits refer to
him as Jack. Jack (Edward Norton) lived a
life where he revolved around his work in
the city and had nothing else to do. Day in
and day out he goes to work for really no
reason, and he becomes just another brick
in the wall. This is until he meets a man
named Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt). I don’t
want to tell you too much else, because I
do not want to ruin the stellar plot. This
brief description does not do it justice,
since the film is great all around. The
cinematography of the film is second to
none, since great themes make their appearance with just the simple shot of a
refrigerator can be symbolic because it
reflects the narrator’s life being “a fridge full
of condiments.” And for all you Matrix fans
out there, Fight Club is filmed with the
same type of “green washed out” style that
the Matrix used. I really don’t know what
else to say in regards to Fight Club, just
take my advice and watch Jack’s transgression into a creature that is not dominated by the corporations or the “man”,
instead he is in control for once in his life,
and he does that by basically destroying
his life. Tyler Durden said it best, “Only
after we lose everything, are we free to do
anything.” Make sure to see this movie.
Morgan’s Pick- “Fear and Loathing in Las
Vegas” I believe that everyone needs to
see this movie twice. (Johnny Depp) The
main character journalist Raoul Duke and
his attorney Dr. Gonzo (Del Toro) go to Las
OPINIONS
Vegas to cover a motorcycle race in 1971.
Raoul is completely messed up on drugs
with Dr.Gonzo who is even more messed
up on drugs. While they are there they are
set out to find the American Dream with the
assistants of illegal drugs. They commit
acts of fraud, and drive the citizens of Las
Vegas absolutely crazy. The movie is a
version of Hunter S. Thompson’s novel, the
crazy search for the American Dream. It’s
filled with police, reporters, gamblers, racers, hitchhikers, hookers and a convertible.
It really is a funny movie to watch, if you
can follow along.
teachers. Throughout the course of the
movie, Juno is faced with hard decisions,
like whether or not to have an abortion, and
discovers that not even the adults have a
secure plan for life. Realizing that she is
not prepared to take care of a child, she
looks for an adult couple who will be good
parents. Right next to the parrot in the
Pennysaver, she finds Vanessa and Mark
Loring. Juno is a must see for students
who love a good laugh but in all seriousness, is a movie that shows what it takes
for one girl to do what she thinks is the
right thing.
Kirsten’s Pick- “Titanic” This movie is a
must see with a box of tissues at your side.
It has to be one of the best true story movies I have ever watched and I can never
get enough of it. Leonardo DiCaprio definitely hit it home with this movie. You
laugh, you cry, you may even start singing
the Celion Deon song “The Heart Will Go
On.” Rose (Kate Winslet) is an upper class
girl going to Philadelphia with her fiancé
and family, whereas Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a poor young man that wins the
tickets to go on the ship in a card game
minutes before it leaves the harbor. Meeting each other was fate and falling in love
was unexpected, but it happened. The
“unsinkable ship” hits an unspotted iceberg
two days after departure and within hours,
the boat is laying at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The movie is told by Rose at
an older age, recalling the tragic day. The
movie is a tear jerker and makes you want
to live everyday to its fullest.
Katie’s Pick- “Forrest Gump” – Every single
graduating senior must see Forrest Gump.
Tom Hanks does a phenomenal job portraying a naïve and placid man with an IQ
of 75 who doesn’t always understand what
is going on around him. This movie
touches all aspects of the senses – it is
sentimental, funny, romantic, and cultural.
Not to mention the fact that it has some of
the best quotes of all time, including
“Momma always said life was like a box of
chocolates, ya never know what you’re
gonna get” and “run, Forrest, run!” This
was one of my all time favorite films and I
can practically quote every line. It made me
laugh, cry, get mad, and feel good. So if
you haven’t already, follow Forrest on his
epic journey through life as he meets famous figures, influences pop-culture
(phrases like “s*it happens” and symbols
like the smiley face), and experiences firsthand historic events of which he doesn’t
even realize the significance. Forrest
Gump is an amazing movie and it was
filmed in the best city in the world…
Savannah, Georgia.
Steph’s Pick – “Juno” “This is one doodle
that can't be un-did, home skillet.” Every
teenager should watch the film Juno at
least once before high school graduation.
Not only is it hilarious, it addresses several
issues which are relevant to every student.
After Juno finds out her “egg-o is prego”
she is thrown into a situation that she is not
ready for. She’s having a baby and doesn’t
know what she should do. Putting aside all
the jokes and innuendos, Juno is actually a
story about a sixteen year old who gets
pregnant and tries to do the right thing with
helpful support from her father, stepmother
Bren, and her best friend, who crushes on
Skyler’s Pick- “The Edge” and amazing
film. This movie is about a rich business
man (Anthony Hopkins) who goes to
Alaska with his younger wife for a photo
shoot. While on a sightseeing plane ride
the plane crashes leaving Anthony and one
companion ( His wife’s photographer )
randed. The pair must strive to survive in
the harsh Alaskan wilderness while simultaneously being stalked by a man eating
Grizzly bear.
Heather Cohick
What was your most memorable
senior high moment? I see it being
prom.
What do you plan to do after
graduation? Go to Penn College,
become a counselor, and have a
family.
What will you miss the most? Seeing
my friends every day.
Where will you be in 10 years? I will
be a counselor, be married to Bryan
(hopefully) and have 2 kids.
What do you plan on accomplishing
before you die? Raising my kids the
way I should have been.
Jessika Brion
senior high moment? Corey Horn and
I starting to date in sophomore year
and all the random conversations in
my senior year 5th period lunch.
graduation? Try to start my own
pottery business and going to school
for art education. Getting married and
traveling a lot!
What will you miss the most? Pottery
class and Mrs. Bierly.
Where will you be in 10 years?
Traveling with Corey and maybe
married with one child.
before you die? Seeing many
historical sites and going to Italy.
Gabrielle Lorson
senior high moment? Planning and
getting ready for the Leadership LUAU
with Alex, Kelsey, and Olivia.
Decorating for prom my junior year
with all the girls!
graduation? I plan to attend Barone
Beauty Academy.
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senior high moment? I see it being
prom.
graduation? Go to Penn College,
become a counselor, and have a
family.
my friends every day.
be a counselor, be married to Bryan
(hopefully) and have 2 kids.
starting a family.
before you die? Changing someone’s
life!
Malori Richards
senior high moment? Making a
Beatles music video with Susanne at
the Jersey Shore book store.
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and having it come off and having to
wait for the freshman that was
standing on it to pick it up and hand it
to me as everyone waited.
conversation.
graduation? Go into the Air Force for
law enforcement.
What will you miss the most? Friends
and family.
all my friends on a daily basis.
What was your most embarrassing
Hopefully still in the military with a
moment? I laughed so hard that I peed
family of my own.
my pants at Susanne’s party.
graduation? Air Force.
Germany.
before you die? Seeing the world.
Alex Leibowitz
What was your most memorable senWhat do you plan on accomplishing
ior high moment? Finishing my senior
before you die? Making a career out of
project
graduation? Attending York College to
the military and settling down with a
major in nursing.
before you die? Raising my kids the
family.
way I should have been.
moment? Coming to school with 2
What will you miss the most? Being
Layla Thompson
pairs of boxers on
with all of my friends.
Jessika Brion
senior high moment? When I told
What do you plan to do after graduaWhere will you be in 10 years? No
senior high moment? Corey Horn and
Alissa Fisher that her boyfriend was in tion? College or military
idea.
I starting to date in sophomore year
the office with flowers and she walked
and all the random conversations in
clear down there and he wasn’t, haWhat will you miss the most? Classes
my senior year 5th period lunch.
ha! Winning Homecoming Queen was with friends
amazing!
Where will you be in 10 years? Workgraduation? Try to start my own
ing for a living
Matt
Heydrich
pottery business and going to school
moment? When I was dating Ryan
for art education. Getting married and What was your most memorable
Sander and we’re sitting in lunch.
senior high moment? Killington
traveling a lot!
before you die? Fathering children,
Vermont ski trip.
and making a difference to somebody
What will you miss the most? Pottery
graduation? Attending Empire Beauty
class and Mrs. Bierly.
School for cosmetology, then going
Ellamae Heisey
moment? Breaking an old guys ankle
back for my teaching degree.
What was your most memorable senand blacking out at Killington.
ior high moment?
Traveling with Corey and maybe
What will you miss the most? I will
married with one child.
miss all the campfires with the
graduation? Go to college and
atowners, having the end of the year
moment?
teaching somewhere.
campout with the girls. Slip –n- slide
days, taking tons of goofy pictures with
What do you plan to do after graduaWhat will you miss the most? All of
everyone. I will also miss leaving class
tion? Spend a week at camp having a
my friends and great times in lunch
to go chill in the library.
blast, try to have a relaxing summer,
and in Kibbie’s
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senior high moment? Planning and
What will you miss the most? All my
college and teaching somewhere.
two kids, and my own salon, and have
getting ready for the Leadership LUAU
wonderful friends and the spectacular
a Tea Cup Yorkie!
with Alex, Kelsey, and Olivia.
times we’ve had.
Decorating for prom my junior year
before you die? Having a happy
with all the girls!
family, nice house, and a good job.
before you die? I would like to see the
I will have a good paying job, a couple
7 wonders of the world, and travel.
horses, live in boondocks, possibly
Brandy Wool
graduation? I plan to attend Barone
married with Kiels
Beauty Academy.
Corey Horn
senior high moment? Our 7th period
What will you miss the most? Seeing lunch table, the talks between Haley,
senior high moment? Placing 2nd in
before you die? Travel many places,
Collin, and me.
the people I have spent the past
DIAA Districts for football.
live life to the fullest!
thirteen years with everyday.
moment? Having a freshman step on
moment? Calling a teacher by the
Working in my own salon and possible my flip flop as I’m walking up the steps
wrong name and starting a
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everyday. Physics class wouldn’t have
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeWhat do you plan to do after gradua- been the same without Kayleigh and
What was your most memorable senfully I will have a psychology job, helption? I want to become a Welder.
Kasey.
ior high moment? My most memorable
ing abused kids with their problems.
moment was Brittney Rhea was trying
What will you miss the most? Hanging Where will you be in 10 years?
to park her cad’s minivan and she
out with other class mates and a few
Hopefully married, have a good job,
backed into my car, no damage was
before you die? I want to live in Italy
under classmen
and be starting a family.
done though.
for a year. Also I would like to have
helped at least one person with a
problem.
In 10 years I will be living in my own
before you die? Traveling the world
moment? In 10th grade I was walking
house with a super hot wife.
and living a great life.
down the steps with Jami Allen and I
Melody White
had flip flops on. I slid and fell in a
Jenna Smithgall
What was your most memorable senpuddle of water. We laughed forever.
before you die? I plan on accomplishWhat was your most memorable senior high moment? Auto motive when
ing making a whole lot of money.
ior high moment? Forgetting my locker Linds sprayed Mr. V with perfume.
What do you plan to do after graduacombination.
tion? I plan to attend Lock Haven
Brittany Bowes
What do you plan to do after graduaUniversity to major in criminal justice
What was your most memorable sen- What was your most embarrassing
tion? Attend Penn College for two
ior high moment? Powder puff, sit-in, moment? Going to the wrong class for years, major in automotive
and all the bomb threats.
three days.
miss all the good times at my lunch
What will you miss the most? All the
tables and my college study skills
What do you plan to do after graduateachers I have got close to over the
class with Layla.
moment?
tion? Go to PTC
years.
Where will you be in 10 years? I plan
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopeto be working in a detention center for What do you plan to do after gradua- What will you miss the most? My
fully have my own garage and be
teens and hopefully be with someone. tion? Go to college at Penn Tech, for friends
early childhood education.
married.
In my own house with a family
before you die? Before I die I want to What will you miss the most? Some
before you die? Always wanted to try
accomplish going places I want to be teachers and a few people.
skydiving.
able to do anything possible in life and
before you die? Going to Spain.
always be happy.
Hopefully somewhere very nice with
Alisha Stevenson
my husband and children and my dog.
Gabrielle Polcyn
Holly Worth
What was your most memorable senWhat was your most memorable senWhat was your most memorable senior high moment? When I won homeWhat do you plan on accomplishing
ior high moment? First day of being a
ior high moment? Getting to know my coming princess my sophomore year
before you die?
senior
friends.
and competing at Nationals in OrHow can you accomplish something
lando, Fl.
before you die when you have no idea
when you are going to die. Just love
moment? I didn’t have one
moment? (Idk ) I don’t know.
every minute of your life and have fun.
moment? Every time I fell in front of a
What do you plan to do after graduaWhat do you plan to do after gradua- crowd during a basketball or football
Kelsey Clementoni
tion? Go on vacation
tion? Go to college
game while tumbling.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My most memorable What will you miss the most? My
What will you miss the most? My
What do you plan to do after graduamoment was playing 3re at districts for friends
teachers
tion? Attend LHU major as a PA and
tennis with Katie Sprague. All the
minor in art
Where will you be in 10 years? Travel- moments with Morgan. And of course Where will you be in 10 years?
all “the girls”
ing
Hopefully in a well paying job with a
What will you miss the most? Lance,
husband and maybe thinking about
T.W., and Bush
kids.
moment? At tennis districts I was
before you die? Be successful
Where will you be in 10 years? Have
checking myself out in a parked-cars
before you die? Traveling around the an awesome job making lots of money
window and I hear Morgan & Katie
world and taking pictures of my travand married to a hott stud and have
Chadd Mantle
laughing because there was a man
els.
beautiful babies.
What was your most memorable sensitting in the car.
ior high moment? It was when our
Alissa Goodreau
student section almost got into a fight
What do you plan to do after graduabefore you die? Renting a mack truck
What do you plan to do after graduawith the other teams student section at
tion? I plan to graduate with a master’s
with nothing in the back so I can skate
tion? Go to LHU
a play-off game.
degree and get a great job. I want to
around while someone drives.
marry a hot guy and start a family.
What will you miss the most? The
people and not having to pay for a lot
moment? I forgot which class I was
What will you miss the most? I’ll miss
of things.
going to.
being able to see all of my friends
Kathryn Dorley
Shelley Rung
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend York College, majoring in
psychology
friends!
Where will you be in 10 years? Not
here!
before you die? Sky diving, build my
own house, own a convertible.
Tyler Beaver
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Study hall my freshman year with Jack Fetzer, Heath
Cipriani, and Ryan Feerrar.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college for communication
media.
able to see everyone and have fun.
Where will you be in 10 years? Good
job, married, and kids
before you die? Living a great life or
see the world from space
Alison Henry
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My lunch table in
10th grade.
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knowing that I can see everyone
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Sam Nau
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Sports
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Penn State
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What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend York College, majoring in
psychology
friends!
here!
before you die? Sky diving, build my
own house, own a convertible.
Tyler Beaver
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Study hall my freshman year with Jack Fetzer, Heath
Cipriani, and Ryan Feerrar.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college for communication
media.
able to see everyone and have fun.
Where will you be in 10 years? Good
job, married, and kids
before you die? Living a great life or
see the world from space
Alison Henry
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My lunch table in
10th grade.
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be out west living big.
before you die? Go hunting again.
before you die? Get married have
kids live successful.
Codi Costa
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Taking Jeff Dincher
to the hospital for a concussion after
going snowboarding.
moment? I do something embarrassing every day so I couldn’t really
pinpoint a certain one.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Boston University for photography and eventually open my own
studio.
with my friends all the time and trying
to snowboard.
people, waking up every morning and
knowing that I can see everyone
before you die? Absolutely everything.
Sam Nau
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Sports
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Penn State
people
Where will you be in 10 years? In
What do you plan to do after graduation? Study pharmacy at Wilkes University
Where will you be in 10 years? Far
from here
before you die? Getting married
Nathan Jones
moment? At a lock-in in 9th grade I
dislocated my shoulder playing pickleball
before you die? Join the Army
Kraig Hensler
What was your most memorable senior high moment? When all of the
construction class got kicked out for
hiding in a shed.
moment? When I fell down the steps.
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan to go to college for
Bachleors Degree in HVAC.
Michelle Hepfer
before you die? I hope to create my
own family, watch my own children
create families and then die very old
and happy.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Having an amazing
girlfriend
before you die? Being a famous star.
moment? Anytime I ever fell up or
down the stairs.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? When the cross
country team went to states my junior
year.
Aric Guiswite
probably be living at the beach in a
huge beach house with my dog Dally.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Mansfield for criminal
justice.
be the owner of my studio becoming
famous, hopefully dating a total babe.
moment? The time Kayleigh asked me
What do you plan to do after graduaif I knew it was dress up day and protion? Work in carpentry
ceeded to pull my dress up.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Head to college, get an apartment filled with good music and big
coffee cups. Save a rainforest
Brendan Benis
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Jodun making confetti
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What will you miss the most? Peanut
butter
What do you plan to do after graduation? Get a college degree and then a
well-paying job doing something I
enjoy.
everyone almost every day.
miss teachers who give you a break if
you hand in a late paper.
Where will you be in 10 years? Everywhere!
before you die? Traveling around the
world.
Samantha Williamson
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Josh Wrench and
Susanne during lunch junior year(first
semester), they were some pretty
funny topics that got started that time.
moment? Walking in to the one faculty
door in the B-wing. It hurt pretty bad.
Where will you be in 10 years? I have
no idea.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Penn State University for
Astronomy and Physics.
before you die? Experience as many
things as I can and have fun.
What will you miss the most? Most of
the teachers, and the great times with
my friends.
Laura Hartranft
Where will you be in 10 years? Beginning a successful career in the science
field.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Doing the “You’re A
Good Man Charlie Brown” musical.
moment? Well I would have to say
when one morning I was getting
dropped off at school and I got my
coat caught in the car door and then
my mom started to drive away but I’m
okay now.
good times with friends and all the good
What do you plan to do after graduatimes in construction class.
tion? Go to Bloomsburg University
before you die? Solving many of the
universes wonders.
Tiffany Small
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Going on the drama
Club trips to NYC such an awesome
time
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moment? To many to count
moment? Falling down the stairs in the
9th grade and doing soluja boy dance What do you plan to do after graduaat work in front of everyone
tion? Go to LHU for majoring in Education.
What do you plan to do after gradua- What will you miss the most? Seeing/
tion? Move to South Carolina and
talking to all my friends.
come back to go to LHU for Secondary Math Edu.
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully with a good career, family, happy,
and being well –off.
stupid crazy things me and my friends
would do.
before you die? I would love to visit
Where will you be in 10 years? Hope- Italy someday.
fully have a good job and not living out
of a box or car.
Heather Steinbacher
Where will you be in 10 years? Designing new, better buildings and
houses for a large company or in my
own business.
Amber Fluck
What was your most memorable senior high moment? The first lock-in I
ever went to was the most fun.
before you die? Travel the world, rock
climb a mountain, and parachute out
moment? I fall a lot and the first day of
of a plane.
9th grade I fell down the front stairs in
front of everyone.
Jacob Cox
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Late nights at the
river lot playing setback with Tyler
Morse, Seth Moyer, and Tyler Thomas.
What do you plan to do after graduation? I want to go to college to become
and occupational therapist.
What will you miss the most? I loved
to help the Life Skills class for three
years. I will miss them all the most,
moment? In 7th grade, on my 3rd day moment? When it was raining one day they are all great people.
before you die? Anything and everyof school I got mozzarella sticks with
and I dropped all my folders and
thing I can.
sauce. I go up to “Dump” my tray with books on the way to school. Everyone Where will you be in 10 years? In an
Kelsey Rippey and when I threw the
laughed at me.
old age home heling the older people
Alex Nidetch
sauce in the trash can it came back up
be able to return to normal day life.
What was your most memorable sen- and got all over the tan pants I was
What do you plan to do after gradua- Also, married and with children.
ior high moment? Getting accepted to wearing that day, it looked like I got
tion? Gotta get to the Haven.
do co-op at the school district
my period all day.
What will you miss the most? Seeing before you die? I want to be able to
my friends every day, and just being
have a good amount of money and be
moment? Almost fell down the Bamazing, pottery and craft teacher,
able to talk to everyone.
able to go to England and travel a lot.
Wing stairs
Mrs. Beirly.
Where will you be in 10 years? Be a
Liz Laylon
What do you plan to do after gradua- What do you plan on accomplishing
C.E.O at some engineering company
What was your most memorable sention? Going to RIT for 4 years
before you die? 1. Be in two places at in Pennsylvania.
ior high moment? I was nominated to
one time, 2. Pet a penguin, 3. Fly in a
be on homecoming court.
What will you miss the most? Cell
hot Air Balloon.
phone videos, mindless shenanigans
before you die? Becoming a millionWhat was your most embarrassing
aire!
April Champion
moment? I fall up and down the steps.
Where will you be in 10 years? ManWhat was your most memorable senaging a factory in Jersey Shore,
Travis Stroble
ior high moment? A lot of my soccer
What do you plan to do after gradua(everyone will be working in it).
What was your most memorable sention? I’m going to attend IUP in the fall
and basketball moments were very,
memorable to me, especially when our ior high moment? Probably all the
for Culinar Arts.
basketball team beat Loyalsock we all times with my friends through the
before you die? High government
bawled. Also my last game for basket- years, a lot of Heather and I in study
office, go into space.
ball and soccer are unforgettable, the hall and drama club!
miss eating seventh period lunch with
feeling of walking away for the last
my friends.
Aaron Smith
time, was very emotional.
What was your most memorable senmoment? I was walking up the steps
ior high moment? Playing rummy in
by the music room and I turned the
have my own restaurant in Pittsburgh.
third period
moment? My junior year I fell asleep in corner and someone threw an Icee on
a study hall and my head was leaning the floor and I tripped on it and slid on What do you plan on accomplishing
What will you miss most? All the peo- on my upright hand, when my head
my knees.
before you die? I want to have my
ple in the hood.
slid off my hand I banged my face right What do you plan to do after gradua- own restaurant, married to the love of
tion? I’m going to college for Mass
off the desk.
my life with two kids and a medium
Where will you be in 10 years? In jail
Media.
sized house.
What do you plan to do after graduaWhat do you plan on accomplishing
tion? Get a job, go to college, move to What will you miss the most? I will
Jodi Sue Royer
before you die? Take over Cuba
a big city, design buildings for a large miss the teachers, mostly Mrs. C.
What was your most memorable senBierly and Mr. Harvey.
company, and eventually open my
ior high moment? The trips to Killingown business.
Meg Stevenson
ton, Vermont with the ski club were my
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeWhat was your most memorable senmost memorable.
fully have a good job and a house.
ior high moment? Being in the Relay 4
sports, the teachers, my friends, and
Life volleyball tourny
the good times I’ve had over the
before you die? Traveling through
years.
Europe, I always wanted to do that.
What do you plan to do after gradua- Wh
tion? I’m going to attend Penn College tion
for the Nursing Program.
Wh
frien
people and the school trips/ski club.
Wh
ried
have a job as a registered nurse, be
married to Jeff, have a couple of kids Wh
befo
and a golden retriever, and living a
plac
happy life.
Jocelynn Reeder
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan to go to college.
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mom
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miss being with all my friends.
Wh
clas
to be married to Jake with little Jakes
running around!
Wh
ated
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My most memorable
moment was sleeping in science class
all the time.
before you die? I plan on growing
taller.
Wh
befo
do.
Zane Cohick
Wh
What was your most memorable senior h
ior high moment? There are too many. mys
Maybe…throwing soup and finding out
Wh
the principal thought it was funny?
tion
maj
moment? Once I was caught holding
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up a “Pen 15” sign.
card
What do you plan to do after graduaWh
tion? Go to college, get a job, and
ing
pursue a career in music.
What will you miss the most? Probably…being young!
Wh
befo
nak
Where will you be in 10 years? Everywhere.
Wh
ior h
before you die? I will be creating good
grad
music, performing around the world,
pho
and not dying.
out,
a po
Jess Butler
What was your most memorable senior high moment? The car rides to
school.
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mom
eve
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What do you plan to do after gradua- What do you plan to do after graduation? I’m going to attend Penn College tion? Go to college.
for the Nursing Program.
friends.
people and the school trips/ski club.
Where will you be in 10 years? MarWhere will you be in 10 years? I will
ried.
have a job as a registered nurse, be
married to Jeff, have a couple of kids What do you plan on accomplishing
and a golden retriever, and living a
before you die? To travel to different
happy life.
places.
Jocelynn Reeder
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My most memorable
moment was sleeping in science class
all the time.
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan to go to college.
miss being with all my friends.
to be married to Jake with little Jakes
running around!
before you die? I plan on growing
taller.
Zane Cohick
What was your most memorable senior high moment? There are too many.
Maybe…throwing soup and finding out
the principal thought it was funny?
moment? Once I was caught holding
up a “Pen 15” sign.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college, get a job, and
pursue a career in music.
What will you miss the most? Probably…being young!
Where will you be in 10 years? Everywhere.
before you die? I will be creating good
music, performing around the world,
and not dying.
Jess Butler
What was your most memorable senior high moment? The car rides to
school.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Lycoming College for
communications
What will you miss the most? 3rd
period business math, Danny Miller,
advanced journalism and Mr. Kirol
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully working for a magazine in a big
city
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before you die? Publish
Kirsten Morse
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Going to Daisy’s
gram’s, hanging with friends, getting
lost with Evan coming back from a
Penn State game. Everything was
great.
moment? In child care we were taking
Tara Colucci
the preschoolers for a walk and I had
before you die? EVERYTHING!!!
my head down. When I looked up,
moment? When Emily Buttarf gave me
there was a stop sign in front of me
Lily O’Shaughnessy
a bloody nose in culinary class and
and before I knew it I ran into the sign.
What was your most memorable sen- I ended up with a big goose egg on my
then that Saturday I got 3 of them
ior high moment? When Chad was my forehead and a bruise. In 10th grade
during the SATs.
What do you plan to do after gradua- square dancing partner in 10th grade, Alyssa Fink and I were walking to the
and definitely when we started dating. ISS room and we thought Brittany
tion? Party!!
:] Going to Killington, hanging out with Rhea was following us so we hid beWhat will you miss the most? English my friends,
hind the water machine. We saw a girl
class.
coming so we jumped out to scare her.
To her surprise and ours, it wasn’t
Where will you be in 10 years? Gradu- moment? When I wore ripped pants to Brittany. We felt so bad.
school, when I almost fell down the
ated, working.
stairs
tion? I’m attending LHU for special
What do you plan to do after gradua- education and early childhood educabefore you die? Everything I want to
tion? I plan to go to college for journal- tion.
do.
ism
Tyler Morse
miss all my underclassmen friends
What was your most memorable senunderclassmen friends, my favorite
and all the teachers.
ior high moment? Jake, Jordy, JT, and
teachers, the familiarity of school
myself hitting a hitchhiker with soup.
Where will you be in 10 years? MarWhere will you be in 10 years? Out of ried to my high school sweetheart
What do you plan to do after graduacollege, family
(LOL) with kids and being a teacher.
tion? Go to Mansfield University to
major in Criminal Justice.
Stef Reed
before you die? Writing a book
What will you miss the most? Playing
moment? In pottery, I was throwing on
cards with my friends.
the wheel, when I was done my pants
Stephanie Fleming
were soaked with clay water and it
Where will you be in 10 years? WorkWhat was your most memorable sen- looked like I had a serious diarrhea
ing for the FBI.
ior high moment? Tierney Ulmer and I problem.
sang “We’re off to see the Wizard” in
What do you plan to do after graduabefore you die? To walk on the moon 11th grade in the hallway
tion? Relax all summer, and then head
naked.
off to more school for massage thermoment? On the first day of senior
apy
Megan Frank
year my flip flop broke and Mr. Harvey
What was your most memorable senepoxied it together
ior high moment? FBLA states in 12th
my friends every day
grade, all the fights in journalism,
What do you plan to do after graduaphotography when Alicia and Sam flip
tion? Attend college (LHU), travel
Sarah Saboski
out, and the fact that there was never
What was your most memorable sena powder puff game :D
What will you miss the most? Everyior high moment? Homeroom with my
thing, the high school experience
sister
moment? “I wish I had huge ____” and
Where will you be in 10 years? No
every other time I was talking too loud
idea
in Mr. Miller’s class and he caught me
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moment? When I accidentally spit my
gum on my pottery project while I was
on the wheel and Mr. Hatalsky was
over my shoulder
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ing with T.I.
with Katie every day
Where will you be in 10 years? Here in
Where will you be in 10 years? A state Jersey Shore working at Alcan Cable
What was your most memorable sencop somewhere down south
ior high moment? My whole senior
year
What do you plan to do after graduabefore you die? Build the biggest and
tion? Lock Haven, to major in psycholbefore you die? Marry Katie, have my baddest mud truck ever
ogy
own house and children, and see
moment? When I was on crutches and
America become what it was meant to
Phylicia Tebbs
I slipped and fell on the steps
Where will you be in 10 years? Marbe
ried and working
Kirstin Russell
moment? Getting locked by myself in
What do you plan to do after graduaWhat do you plan to do after gradua- the e-wing bathroom my sophomore
tion? LHU for Criminal Justice
tion? Going to LHU for music educayear
before you die? Help as many people
tion
What do you plan to do after graduaWhat will you miss the most? My
as I can
tion? Take a year off, decide what I
friends… obviously
want to do with my life and go to colWhat will you miss the most? My
Aaron Harris
lege
Where will you be in 10 years? Pulling friends and my music classes
What was your most memorable sen- you over on the highway
ior high moment? Building the pool
Where will you be in 10 years? Hope- What will you miss the most? My
shed in construction
friends and the really cool teachers at
fully teaching
the high school
before you die? Probably drinking at
What do you plan to do after gradua- least 20 energy drinks in one day
Emily Sweely
tion? Go to college
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeWhat was your most memorable senfully successful, married to the man I
Lindsey Tressler
ior high moment? Falling in and out of
What will you miss the most? Wade
love and start a family
What was your most memorable sen- love, gaining and losing friends, all the
Beck
ior high moment? Spraying perfume
crazy times at FBLA states, and all the
on Mr. Vlacich and watching him flip
other crazy stuff I got myself into
Where will you be in 10 years? A
before you die? To live like I was
out about it
police officer in New York City
dying, skydiving and Rocky Mountain
climbing
moment? Getting my hair stuck in Mr.
moment? When my car ran out of gas Williamson’s phone cord and almost
before you die? Save someone’s life
Chelsea Leann Baier
in the middle of the school parking lot getting smashed by the led press two
and become President
What do you plan to do after graduatimes
tion? Attend college and major in
What do you plan to after graduation?
Wade Beck
Go to Penn Tech and take automotive What do you plan to do after gradua- environmental science
What was your most memorable sen- classes
tion? Go to Penn State Altoona to
ior high moment? Building the pool
What will you miss the most? Roaming
study psychology and eventually get
chair
the hallways with my friends and doing
What will you miss the most? Automo- my masters
nothing
tive Class and Mr. Vlacich, my favorite
What do you plan to do after gradua- teacher
What will you miss the most? Friday
tion? Farm
night football games and all the crazy What do you plan on accomplishing
before you die? Skydiving
Where will you be in 10 years? Some- times doing random stuff
What will you miss the most? Aaron
where nice, be an automotive tech,
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeHarris
have an excellent job, own a whole lot fully have my masters in psych, maybe
Natasha Dincher
of Audis and other German cars
be married and doing something I love
What was your most memorable senWhere will you be in 10 years? Texas
ior high moment? The most memoraWhat do you plan on accomplishing
ble senior high moment for me was
before you die? Own an Audi R8 or
before you die? Make a difference in
probably the homecoming day. It was
before you die? Owning my own farm get to drive one
the life of someone else, travel
a great moment to remember.
abroad, and have a good time
Zachary Zimmerman
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Getting choked out
twice in Mrs. Long’s class by Joe
Loffredo
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college
What will you miss most? My friends
Where will you be in 10 years? Hang-
Zach Cummings
Skyler Wool
Justin Rice
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Playing in the district What was your most memorable senior high moment? Hanging with my
title game
buddies
moment? My sophomore and junior
moment? Getting pulled over by a
football seasons
town cop then my friends drove by
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Lock Haven University for What do you plan to do after graduation? Work
Criminal Justice
What do you plan to do after graduation? After I graduate I plan to go to
Pennsylvania College of Technology
and get a degree in something I would
love to do for the rest of my life.
What will you miss the most? Friends,
some teachers, and all the good
memories that I had during the last
four years in this school.
Where will you be in 10 years? In 10
years hopefully I will have a job and
maybe be married.
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be
for
before you die? Before I die, I defiW
nitely want to go visit some other
ior
countries such as Italy, Spain, Ireland,
let
and Russia (my home country).
Vanessa Guthrie
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My senior project, it
was the craziest and most nervous
point in my high school education
moment? Tripping down the stairs
after wearing my new boots
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What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to the university of PittBradford, graduate, and continue on
with my family
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What will you miss most? Friends and
teachers
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Where will you be in 10 years? In a
nice house in a rural area and happily
married
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pact on my daughter’s life and to be
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known for doing something commendat
able
me
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Kendra Blair
What was your most memorable senior high moment? 11th grade I ran out
of gas a mile away from school and
Olivia came and sat with me until my
gram brought me gas. We ate Pop
Tarts while we waited. Also, 9th grade
with Amanda.
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ful
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moment? When I tried to hit Felicia
and I tripped over a backpack and fell.
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What do you plan to do after gradua- be
tion? Go to Mansfield, figure out my
major, meet new people and have fun.
What will you miss most? Seeing all
my friends every day, talking to Mrs.
Bierly every morning, running away
from Mr. Weaver as he tries to hit me
in the head.
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully with Mr. Right and starting a life
with him, and get a car that has a
working gas gauge.
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years hopefully I will have a job and
maybe be married.
before you die? Go to Paris and California, and adopt a foreign child.
Melissa M. Hall
before you die? Before I die, I defiWhat was your most memorable sennitely want to go visit some other
ior high moment? Getting my varsity
countries such as Italy, Spain, Ireland,
letter in 9th grade
and Russia (my home country).
Vanessa Guthrie
What was your most memorable senior high moment? My senior project, it
was the craziest and most nervous
point in my high school education
moment? Tripping down the stairs
after wearing my new boots
moment? When I was running through
the hall after the bell and I ran around
the corner and slipped in a pile of
water and flew in the air and landed on
my back in the water in front of everyone
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bomb threats, people
here
before you die? Stop a bullet
Alyssa Fink
What was your most memorable senior high moment? The whole year of
10th grade in Mrs. Bierly’s biology
class, especially when Seth Bowman’s
shirt caught on fire; and when Sam hit
me with her car in the Dairy Queen
parking lot
What do you plan to do after gradua- What was your most embarrassing
tion? Move to Florida or Virginia after I moment? When I was walking up the
stairs and I tripped and dumped my
join the Navy
What do you plan to do after graduawhole book bag
tion? Go to the university of PittWhat will you miss the most? Playing
Bradford, graduate, and continue on
What do you plan to do after graduasoccer with all the girls
with my family
tion? Work at Jersey Shore Pool as a
Where will you be in 10 years? Hope- lifeguard and hanging out with friends
What will you miss most? Friends and fully out of this town and still in the
all summer, then attending Lock Hateachers
Navy, and possibly being married with ven University in the fall
a couple kids.
nice house in a rural area and happily What do you plan on accomplishing
friends and some of the teachers
married
before you die? To go skydiving
to be graduated from college, living in
Taylor Newton
before you die? To make a large ima house of my own, possibly married,
What was your most memorable senpact on my daughter’s life and to be
and thinking about starting a family of
ior high moment? Thinking I was good
known for doing something commendmy own.
at badminton then going to a tournaable
ment with Mr. Hess and getting my
butt kicked
before you die? Before I die I want to
Kendra Blair
go to another country and learn how to
What was your most memorable sen- What do you plan to do after graduaride a bull.
ior high moment? 11th grade I ran out tion? I plan to attend Penn State’s
of gas a mile away from school and
aerospace engineering program
Cortney Hulsizer
Olivia came and sat with me until my
What was your most memorable sengram brought me gas. We ate Pop
What will you miss the most? Gym
ior high moment? Decorating for the
Tarts while we waited. Also, 9th grade class
prom
with Amanda.
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeWhat was your most embarrassing
fully placed in a good job with the
moment? When I tried to hit Felicia
military designing missiles and fighters moment? My senior year of high
school I lost my shoe and fell face first
and I tripped over a backpack and fell.
up the stairs
What do you plan to do after graduabefore you die? Go skydiving
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Mansfield, figure out my
tion? Go to Penn College to become a
major, meet new people and have fun.
Brad Snyder
nurse
What was your most memorable senWhat will you miss most? Seeing all
ior high moment? All the bomb threats
What will you miss the most? Just
my friends every day, talking to Mrs.
getting to hang out with all my friends
Bierly every morning, running away
and pick on underclassmen
from Mr. Weaver as he tries to hit me
moment? IDK, my bff Rose, Wizard!
in the head.
What do you plan to do after graduayears I will be an RN, be married,
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopetion? Go home and sleep
have children, and live in a big house
fully with Mr. Right and starting a life
with him, and get a car that has a
What will you miss the most? Not the
working gas gauge.
before you die? Before I die I want to
become a nurse and have a wonderful
family
Jenna Brooks
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Taking sixth place at
states in the 200 medley relay
(swimming) and improving my 100
butterfly time at nationals, and placing
61st in the nation
moment? When it snowed really hard
our junior year and we got out of
school early and I fell twice on the
steps and once out in the parking lot
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college and become very
successful
my teachers and friends, and playing
high school sports
Where will you be in 10 years? Married to Derek Smith and hopefully still
swimming
before you die? Swimming in the
Olympics and setting a world record
Derek Smith
What was your most memorable senior high moment? When the football
team made it to the district championship and came together as a team
moment? When I was playing badminton on a trip with Mr. Hess at Milton
High School, he hit a high shot and I
went to smash it as hard as I could
and completely missed it in front of
150 kids
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college and play major
league baseball
all my teachers and friends, and high
school sports
Where will you be in 10 years? Married to Jenna Brooks and playing
major league baseball
before you die? Play in the World
Series and win it
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and we ended up spitting the sprinkles ried, have a good job and maybe a kid
at each other and one went in my car
What was your most memorable senand it was so funny!
ior high moment? Meeting Tiffany
before you die? Anything that is posAlexander, my girlfriend
sible
moment? 11th grade health, O’Doyle
What do you plan to do after graduarules, Mr. Hess… that’s all that needs
Alishia Robinson
tion? Go to college and go from there
to be said
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Wooly Mammoth
What will you miss the most? Mrs. K.
What do you plan to do after graduaLegs – gym class
Long
tion? Go to Penn Tech and become an
RN
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopemoment? I was walking down this
fully out of this state
alley with Steph and I threw something
everyone every day, and choir and
away in a dumpster and a bird flew out
before you die? Furthering my educathird period study hall
at me and I dropped to the ground
tion
Mark Edwards
Katie Sprague
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Breaking the school
pole-vault record, meeting Skyler
moment? Hitting myself in the head
with a pickle-ball paddle and getting
stitches
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully working in trauma somewhere,
married with a kid maybe
before you die? I want to do something crazy, like skydiving… instructor
or base diving
Nicky Wise
What do you plan to do after graduation? Get a job and then go to college
in January
What will you miss the most? Mrs.
Kibbe and Mr. Harvey and Mrs. Bierly
Where will you be in 10 years? Out of
college and maybe already be taking
Mr. Harvey’s job…(art teacher)
What was your most memorable senWhat do you plan to do after graduaior high moment? Meeting Trevor and What do you plan on accomplishing
tion? Attend Penn State
spending most of my junior and senior before you die? Have kids and go
year with him
overseas to see something other than
Where will you be in 10 years? Far
the U.S.
away from JS, married to Skyler, have
kids, a house, and a steady job
moment? Falling up the steps many a
Elizabeth Rogers
times
What was your most memorable senWhat do you plan on accomplishing
ior high moment? FBLA states 2008
before you die? Travel around
What do you plan to do after graduaEurope, go skydiving
tion? Attend college for art
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan on going to Lycoming
Travis Karstetter
What will you miss the most? All my
College to major in Business AdminiWhat was your most memorable sen- friends and fun teachers
stration
ior high moment? Meeting my girlWhat do you plan on accomplishing
friend
before you die? Starring in a movie or
miss seeing my friends every day
making enough money to where I
don’t have to worry about whether or
moment? Backed into a curb
Where will you be in 10 years? I don’t
not I have enough for food
know…we’ll see what happens
What do you plan to do after graduation? Work
Allison Cuebas
What was your most memorable sen- before you die? Traveling around the
What will you miss the most? Teachior high moment? Lettering in cross
world and just living life to the fullest
ers
country and going to states as an
alternate
Shawn Dyroff
What was your most memorable senbar
ior high moment? I would say the sit in
moment? Falling down the steps
What do you plan to do after graduabefore you die? College
What do you plan to do after graduation? Be a police officer
tion? I am going to Indiana University
Meghan Myers
of Pennsylvania for sign language
What was your most memorable senall my friends every day
ior high moment? In 10th grade Daisy What will you miss the most? Friends
and I were sharing a cosmic brownie
Where will you be in 10 years? On the
Where will you be in 10 years? Mar-
TV show cops
before you die? Just living life and not
giving up on something you love
Sarah Nichols
What was your most memorable senior high moment? In 11th grade I threw
up on some preppy girl in the upstairs
b-wing bathroom. She freaked out
wonderfully.
moment? Uh…that time with the stuff
and….yeah!
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan on going to college for
linguistics. I want to major in German
and Japanese mostly.
What will you miss the most? German
class, Mr. Hunter will always be my
sensei
Where will you be in 10 years? Probably back here for the class reunion
before you die? I want to travel. I
have already been to Europe, but I
want to go back.
Brittney Miller
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Getting on Varsity
tennis team
moment? When Nate Jones and Sam
Nau pushed me down the hall backwards and I fell in the middle of the
hallway as everyone was trying to
walk
What do you plan to do after graduation? I plan to go to Lycoming College
for pre-med to major in biology
friends and hanging out every weekend with them
Where will you be in 10 years? Graduated med-school and starting a family
before you die? Travel different
places
Chelsea Muthler
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Being Period 2 day
1 Badmitton Champions with Nate
Jones
Muth
What
tion?
What
socia
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Slippery Rock University
What
for Exercise Science then go to Physibefor
cal Therapy School
my friends everyday and playing
sports with them.
What
ior hi
did a
be married with three kids living in a
big house in a nice neighborhood and
be very happy
What
mom
the s
before you die? Travel all over the
world.
What
tion?
and e
Teisha TenEyck
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Being with my
friends
moment?
What do you plan to do after graduation Not sure yet
What
friend
Wher
fully l
pital
What
befor
What
ior hi
lot. B
Where will you be in 10 years? Settled friend
down
What
tion?
before you die? Everything
What
friend
Amanda Hanrahan
my friends
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Going with the
cheerleaders in 10th grade to Nationals.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Penn Tech to major in the dental
field
What will you miss the most? Mrs. C.
Bierly, my friends
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully successful
Joe Folk
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Uh..probably Mr.
Wher
good
What
befor
own
What
ior hi
with C
of us
a goo
What
mom
My s
Senior Profiles
Chelsea Muthler
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Being Period 2 day
1 Badmitton Champions with Nate
Jones
Muthler’s math class.
ripping my shirt down.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Work then College
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college for Elementary
Education and hopefully continue
barrel racing.
social part of school
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Slippery Rock University
for Exercise Science then go to Physibefore you die? Everyhing
cal Therapy School
my friends everyday and playing
sports with them.
be married with three kids living in a
big house in a nice neighborhood and
be very happy
before you die? Travel all over the
world.
Teisha TenEyck
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Being with my
friends
moment?
What do you plan to do after graduation Not sure yet
Erin Dvorsack
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Making the friends I
did and the fun times with them
miss all the friends I made in my 3
years here at JSH. I will miss the
Friday night football games and the
fun I had with the rest of the seniors.
Honestly after switching schools all the
time I’m going to miss Jersey Shore
Senior High.
to stay in the area so hopefully I will be
moment? When I tripped and fell down
here teaching Elementary school
the stairs
students, married, raiding my own
kids, and still barrel racing.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Penn Tech for Nursing
and enjoy college
before you die? Before I die I hope to
make as many friends as possible,
make it to NBHA world finals do somefriends
thing I said I would never do, and
leave people behind saying I was a
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopegood person they called their friend.
fully living in Florida working in a hospital married to the man of my dreams
before you die? Traveling the world
Robbie Camerer
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Senior Prom
Cody Lorson
moment? Tripping up the stairs.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? I don’t know I have a
What do you plan to do after gradualot. But the moments with all my
tion? Go to college
Where will you be in 10 years? Settled friends and Ashley are the best
down
What do you plan to do after graduateachers
tion? Go to college
before you die? Everything
Where will you be in 10 years? WorkWhat will you miss the most? My
ing
friends that I won’t get to see
Amanda Hanrahan
my friends
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Going with the
cheerleaders in 10th grade to Nationals.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Penn Tech to major in the dental
field
What will you miss the most? Mrs. C.
Bierly, my friends
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully successful
Joe Folk
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Uh..probably Mr.
Where will you be in 10 years? With a
good job
before you die? Have a house of my
own
Ashley Smeltzer
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Every moment spent
with Cody, whether it was just the two
of us or with his friends. I always have
a good time hanging out with him.
before you die? King of the World
Brandi Liegey
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Rock, paper, scissors at lunch
moment? When Ty Kanouff shoved a
magic marker up my nose and gave
me a bloody nose
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to Lock Haven University for
elementary education
moment? When I flashed everyone.
My shirt got caught on the saddle horn
all my friends
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Where will you be in 10 years? Living
in North Carolina teaching little kids
before you die? Travel the world
Richelle Greene
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Being the highest
scorer on the written part of the child
care Nocti test
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college
What will you miss the most? Sleeping
in science class
Where will you be in 10 years? Working and raising a family
before you die? Meet the USA softball
team
Rebecka Fry
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Prom 2008
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Lock Haven University
What will you miss the most? 4th
period study hall
Where will you be in 10 years? Teaching math at Jersey Shore High School
Jordan Moore
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Prom and nationals
for cheerleading
moment? Falling on the steps and
spraining my ankle
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to college at PSU Hazleton
and be on their cheerleading squad
friends
Where will you be in 10 years? Working in a hospital as a physical therapist
and happily married
before you die? Getting a good job
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Austin Holcomb
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Arizona trip and
Vermont trip
moment? I got a 1500 on my SATs
What do you plan to do after graduation? College, work
people and the trips
Through college and a good job in
criminology
before you die? Having an accomplished, structured and happy family/
life
Shana Rhine
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Probably the protest. It was dumb and stupid, but I
brought a huge box of fudge rounds
and handed them out to everyone.
Running for senator in history class
and promising people a water slide
was pretty fun too. “Free Paris! Jail is
Not Hot.” That was a good one too.
Putting up pictures of Dance Drier
dressed as Santa Claus last year…I
know there are more moments, but I
really can’t think of any. All my good
moments happened outside of school!
moment? The weird thing is, I can’t
really think of any. There’s been a ton
of times where I’ve fall down (and up)
the stairs, but I always just laugh it off.
Something had to have happened, I’m
sure of it. My brain must have blocked
it from memory.
Senior Profiles
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully I’ll be doing what I dream of—
reporting for a news station, writing for
a magazine, or writing scripts for movies. Or designing clothes! Yeah, I have
a lot of ambitions, but I’ll probably end
up in a cardboard box next to a hobo
named Horace.
before you die? Everything and then
some.
tion? Go to college at Penn tech dur- and a hubby
ing the day and partying with Alyssa at
night.
before you die? Walking through a
drive through
fun times I had with my girls and all
the fun weekends at Alyssa’s house
Kelsey Rippey
Where will you be in 10 years? Working in a rehab unit, living in a huge
farm house with at least two kids,
married to Joey
before you die? Being the only one in
What was your most memorable senmy family to graduate college, and
ior high moment? John Boob ran away
doing something to make a difference
in the world.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to school
Gary Carson
with friends
moment? I don’t really get embarWhere will you be in 10 years? Teach- rassed
ing in a school
What do you plan to do after graduation? Getting a good job until I get in
and out of college so I can get an even
before you die? Be in the mile high
better job
club
Jeffrey Chopick
Katie Barclay
and my girlfriend. They’re the reason I
go to school and have a good time
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend Lock Haven University for
one year then transfer to Thomas
Where will you be in 10 years? HopeJefferson University and major in
fully in an automobile dealership
nursing.
all of my buddies everyday
Where will you be in 10 years? Working as a nurse making some money,
engaged and ready to start a family of
my own
before you die? Getting married,
having kids, a good job, nice house
and vehicles and have a really good
life.
Ashley Lorson
What was your most memorable senior high moment? The weekends
before you die? Sky diving, be able to Alyssa Fisher and I would drive to the
movies without a license then stop at
do a back flip on the trampoline.
the MTO in Sheets late at night
What do you plan to do after graduation? Leave! I’m going to LHU, so I’m
Casey Snyder
moving to Lock Haven. I’ll miss my cat
What was your most memorable sena lot.
ior high moment? All of the great times
in lunch with Alyssa, Meg and Suzi Q
What will you miss the most? Everyplaying cards and screaming so loud
thing! I’ll miss some of my younger
the café were staring at us.
friends, like Ashley Mann and her little
posse. I’ll miss my friends in my grade
that I’m leaving. I’ll miss walking down
moment? Wes was pulling the chair
these halls with their boring paint jobs.
out from under me in Bullpups and
I’ll miss annoying freshmen that stop
falling flat on my butt with a skirt on
in the middle of the hall to make out.
and while getting back up falling again
I’ll miss the teachers, like Mrs. Kibbe
and knocking down the story board.
saying “That’s kinky” about Cat in the
Hat. I don’t know…I’m just going to
What do you plan to do after graduamiss it all.
moment? When I first met my boyfriend Andy I had on the ugliest
clothes
What do you plan to do after graduation? Going to Penn Tech for computer graphics then getting into advertising
drama
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully in my own house with a good job
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Every day in anatomy was memorable! I loved that
class!
moment? Last semester, I fell in the
toilet because the janitors left the
seats up. The stalls shook and I got
wet. Look before you sit.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to the beach over the summer, work part-time, and attend Penn
College in the fall for my degree in
nursing.
fun times with my friends and AP
English with Mrs. Hall; she rocks.
Bierly and Kibbe.
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully married to Smuckers and have
two kids.
What w
ior hig
hiding
What d
tion? G
before you die? Go visit every country
to bec
in the world and find a cure for breast
riding
cancer.
here. G
happy
Tim Bortz
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Having my name in
the Sun Gazette.
moment? Tyler Thomas saying he
saw my name in the paper.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Move in with my pap and live
with him. Get my driver’s and hunting
license.
What will you miss the most? Picking
on some of the teachers.
What w
my frie
high fiv
teache
sent.
Where
huge t
with m
What d
before
tic cen
and re
helped
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully married with a few little kids running around and working in the hospital scene.
before you die? Visit Africa, eat a
whole onion. Have a loving family. Get
over my fear of heights and learn to fly
a plane.
Alissa Fisher
What was your most memorable senior high moment? All the times me and
Ashley Lorson would drive illegally to
the movies then stop at Sheetz to go
to the MTO, the early breakfasts at
Ashley’s house with all her mom’s hot
friends, watching people try to catch
her pony, going to Charlie Browns to
get free Brownie sundaes, Layla and
Ashley lying to me and telling me that
my b/f was in the office with flowers.
moment? When my skirt got stuck in
my underwear.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Go to empire Beauty School for
my Cosmetology degree, then go back
to get my teaching degree.
friends and teachers, especially C.
Nicest Smi
Morgan Sheddy and Mit
Senior Profiles
Bierly and Kibbe.
Daisy Dingman
Where will you be in 10 years? Hopefully married to Smuckers and have
two kids.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Me and Lyndsay D.
hiding under Meghan’s prom dress
tion? Go to New Hampshire in October
before you die? Go visit every country
to become a certified therapeutic
in the world and find a cure for breast
riding instructor and open a facility
cancer.
here. Get married, have kids, be
happy and healthy.
Tim Bortz
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Having my name in
the Sun Gazette.
moment? Tyler Thomas saying he
saw my name in the paper.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Move in with my pap and live
with him. Get my driver’s and hunting
license.
What will you miss the most? Picking
on some of the teachers.
my friends every day, giving Eiswerth
high fives, and I’ll definitely miss the
teachers yelling at me for being absent.
Where will you be in 10 years? On a
huge therapeutic riding horse ranch
with my husband and three kids
before you die? Opening a therapeutic center, having a wonderful family,
and repaying everyone that’s ever
helped me
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Robert Watson
Tabitha Mann
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Taking 1st place in
the nation at FBLA Nationals in Chicago.
What was your most memorable senior high moment? Playing rock, paper,
scissors at lunch.
moment? Can’t think of one… there
were many embarrassing/funny times
in FBLA.
moment? When Ty drug me into the
boys locker room when everyone was
changing.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Get a good job after I graduate
from RIT. Hopefully travel around the
world.
What do you plan to do after graduation? Attend PSU main campus for
nursing.
What will you miss the most? Random all my friends.
FBLA things; Chicken Patty Tuesday!
Prison? The President? The sky is the
Where will you be in 10 years? I’ll
limit.
hopefully have a good job at a major
computer company, but I’m not sure
where that will be.
before you die? Cure Alzheimer’s.
before you die? Travel the world, be
successful, go sky-diving.
Coolest
Style
Brandi Liegey
and Taylor
Pool
Nicest Smile
Morgan Sheddy and Mitch Potter
No photos:
Shyest: George Elder and Elizabeth Rogers
Nicest car: Evan Entz and Jodi Royer
Senior Superlatives
Page 30
MOST LIKELY T
BE A CELEBRITY
Best Couple
Taylor Pool, Amanda Hanrah
Teisha TenEyck (absent)
Best Dressed
Katie Barclay and Mitch Potter
Most Artistic
Chelsea Baier and Joe Folk
Best
Eyes
Brian Oechler
and Olivia
Murray
Should’ve Been a Couple
Shawn Dyroff and Emily Buttorff
Honorable Mention: Austin Holcomb and Codi Costa
Best Looking
Katie Sprague and Mitch Potte
Senior Superlatives
MOST LIKELY TO
BE A CELEBRITY
Page 31
Most Argumentative And Opinionated Taylor Pool, Amanda Hanrahan &
Teisha TenEyck (absent)
Skyler Wool and Katie Sanso Most
Musically
Talented
Kirstin Russell and
Ben Lorson
Most Original
Shana Rhine and Matt Crawford
Best Looking
Katie Sprague and Mitch Potter
Most Athletic
Jenna Brooks and
Derek Smith
Senior Superlatives
Page 32
Most Ditzy
Evan Entz and Ty Ka
Alison Cuebas and Matt Jodon
Class
Clown
Layla
Thompson and Seth
Bowman
Loudest
Wildest
Seth Bowman and Vanessa Guthrie
Zack Zimmerman and Katie
Sanso [not pictured]
Most
Random
Best Laugh
Chelsea Baier & Tyler Morse
Melissa Hall and
Seth Bowman
Most
Changed
Alicia Thompson
and
Seth Beckman
Senior Superlatives
Page 33
BFF’s Forever
Evan Entz and Ty Kanouff
Brittany Miller and Chelsea Muthler
Most
Punk
Attitude
Taylor Poole
and
Megan Frank
Most
Changed
Alicia Thompson
and
Seth Beckman
Most Likely to
Become President
James Smith and
Susanne Winkleman
Senior Superlatives
Page 34
Tallest
Ben Lorson and
Megan Stevenson
Matt Crawford and M
Friendliest
Shortest
Jocelyn Reeder
And Ty LKanoff
Josh Wrench
and
Layla Thompson
Most Likely To Succeed
Robert Watson and Susanne Winkleman
Ethan Titus and Daniel R
Most School Spirit
April Champion and
JT Pennycoff
Ryan Sheckler and
Senior Look-alikes
Matt Crawford and Mark Wahlberg
Ethan Titus and Daniel Radcliff/Harry Potter
Ryan Sheckler and Brian Oechler
Page 35
Alicia Stevenson and Ashley Tisdale
Chadd Mantle and Michael from “Lost”
Brittany Bowes and Anna Nicole Smith
Top School Year Moments
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Powder Puff
Bomb Threats
Sit In
Homecoming
Volley Ball with Mr.
Kimble
Public Display of Affection crack down
Debit Card Extremist
Prom Video/ Senior
Prom
Sports Accomplishments
Science PSSAs
Top World Events
•
•
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•
•
•
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•
Presidential race with
first female, first African
American, and oldest
candidates
Gas Prices
Controversy over the
Chinese Olympics
Heath Ledger’s Death
Britney Spears Escapades
Final Harry Potter Book
Released
J.K. Reveals Dumbledore is gay
American Military Causalities in Iraq reached
over 4,000
Bulldog News Story of the
Year:
“Tentacle Boy”
Paw Print Story of the Year:
Dumb Girls and Cell Phones
Sports Game of the Year:
Boys basketball beating Milton
Random Moment of the Year:
Jon Boob’s field trip

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