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I Love My Anna Class of 2020 District Champs Three Consecutive Jessica York Years, the Russia Girl’S Basketball Graduating with Honors 2020 Senior Scrapbook A special publication of the Thursday, May 14, 2020 Section 3 of 4 2 Thursday, May 14, 2020 SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Sidney Daily News Congratulations 2020 graduates! During this unique time in our nation’s history, your hard work and dedication have paid off. Now is the time to continue in your next chapter of life by building on your past accomplishments. If Edison State Community College can assist you in your pursuit of higher education, please speak with one of our Career Pathway Advisors. Again, congratulations on a well-deserved accomplishment! OH-70184980 Sidney Daily News SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Thursday, May 14, 2020 3 CAS senior has busy year Haley Hatfield’s favorite memory is marching in the Christmas parade. She is pictured her with her cousin, Jaiden Hatfield, who is a member of the Jackson Center High School band. Christmas memories with the band Christian Academy Schools mission trip By Haley Hatfield My favorite memory though Sidney High School would have to be the Christmas parade as it was also the last time My senior year was very eventful I could participate with the band. and filled with lots of fun memories. What makes it the most memorable Some fun memories include is it gave me the opportunity to be going to Disney with the band, able to perform with my younger or participating in Oktoberfest cousin for his first parade. and playing my saxophone. Most Sidney, I would say, has given me of my favorite memories include so many opportunities to make so being with the band or playing my many amazing fun memories but instrument. this was by far my favorite. Friends were an important part of Emma Michael’s senior year. FLHS senior FLHS senior By Emma Michael Christian Academy Schools During my high school career, I enjoyed playing volleyball and being on the archery team. I was the student council president this year. I participated in show choir and school musicals. I’m also involved with 4-H and Junior Fair Board. I’m going to miss my friends and classmates after I graduate this year because we’ve made so many fun mem- ories together. They’ve all had a huge impact on my life and made me who I Luke Geise Mallory Boerger Fort Loramie High School Fort Loramie High School am today. Emma Michael 4 Thursday, May 14, 2020 SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Sidney Daily News Honoring the seniors Houston High School senior volleyball players honored on Senior Night were, left to right, Allisen Foster, Kayleigh Juillerat, Kaitlyn Fishel, Mackenzie Wenrick, Hannah Hollinger and Alex Freytag. Blessed with opportunities By Emma Gasson Versailles High School Remembering his VERSAILLESS — My senior year has been really crazy. I wish I could finish it out like other graduates have before me but that is not how it was meant to be. favorite memories This year has given me so many By Dawson Luthman memories that I will always remember, Russia High School and I wish I could keep making more with my classmates and friends. I was RUSSIA — My favorite memories blessed with the opportunities my of Russia High School were the hours school gave me and the friends I made spent in the Clair C. Naveau Gymna- who I’ll never forget. sium as both a fan and a player. I want to thank all of the staff and My awards include: teachers at VHS, my coaches and my • Four year academic letter win- This photo is from my last cross country race, musical directors for giving me the and it brings me to tears looking at it because it ner chance to grow and succeed. Even means it was my last time putting on that uniform • Edison State Community Col- though this year didn’t end how I and running with my teammates who became my lege “Outstanding Student” Dawson Luthman wanted it to, I’m still so glad I got to be family. I will always remember the memories my nomination a part of so much over my high school cross country years have given me. Thank you • Two year NHS member • Honor Roll every nine weeks to my coaches, parents, and teammates who career. supported me through the years. • Secretary • Edison State Dean’s List 4.0 Also here’s some advice for any • Four year varsity track and field GPA upcoming freshman, please cherish the in a blink of an eye, and time flies faster letter winner (prospective of After graduation, I plan to attend people around you and the opportuni- than you think so live in the moment spring sports) Bowling Green State University ties you get because it could all change and be you. • Varsity basketball letter winner where I will major in Business. Sidney Daily News SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Thursday, May 14, 2020 5 Fairlawn senior salute Garrett Smail runs the relay at a 2019 track meet. Garrett Smail and Grace Weigandt at 2019 Fairlawn homecoming. Garrett Smail Fairlawn High School Proud to be a Tiger By Jaden Mullen Jackson Center High School JACKSON CEN- TER — This photo is from my senior soccer night where I wrapped up 14 years of playing soc- cer. This night was special because my family, friends and Faith’s favorite memory our community came out and celebrated By Faith Butler our Jackson Cen- Jackson Center High School ter Tigers soccer team along with my JACKSON CENTER — This picture was taken at our last band show of our accomplishments as high school career. After five years of marching and performing, the hard work a player, a senior and really pays off. The seven of us have built a friendship that will last a lifetime. a Tiger! Thank you for the memories! 6 Thursday, May 14, 2020 SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Sidney Daily News Heidi Schutt shares her Lehman memories Senior night! It’s always fun celebrating seniors but it was even Spending Friday nights cheering on the football team is always fun. more special celebrating it with my sister. Thankfrul for all of the Beating Jackson Center! This was such a memorable game for Molly Greene and Heide Schutt pose for a photo at a game. memories we made on the court. everyone that played! I had so much fun! Ready for a new adventure Clare’s favorite memories By Marcia Newland By Clare Caldwell Helena Newland’s mom Russia High School Riverside High School RUSSIA — My favorite memories DEGRAFF — My senior of Russia High School include: year was special because I • Running at the State XC meet as have spent my entire educa- a Freshman and Sophomore tional career working hard to • Painting and redecorating the exceed expectations. CCP lounge I overcame so many My achievements are: obstacle that were supposed • 4 year Varsity member of the to be impossible for me. But Cross Country team Clare Caldwell I conquered it all and came • Student of the month (Mar. through as a shining example 2019 & Jan. 2020) President of God’s grace and love. • 4 year Honor Roll member I will be attending Wright State The next chapter has no I’m a member of Academia, St. University in the fall to study Biol- expectations and I can’t wait Remy Leadership Team, Student ogy. I will then go into the medical to see where this adventure Helena Newland Council, National Honor Society, field to become an obstetrician-gyne- goes. Riverside High School Lead Russia, & Senior Class cologist. Sidney Daily News SENIOR SCRAPBOOK Thursday, May 14, 2020 7 ‘Let your smile change the world’ By Jessica Turley Erica Ordean’s mom Riverside High School The pictures I’m choosing of my daughter, Erica Ordean, for the scrap- book are important for many reasons. The most important reason is for the pictures of Erica and Helena Newland together. These two girls have been together for almost all of their scho- lastic years, they are almost the same age, and are the best of friends. They have so much in common in almost all aspects of their lives. Both me and Marcia, Helena’s mom, Helena Newland and Erica Ordean Erica Ordean and her mom, Jessica Turley think that it was fate that they ended up together at the same school. They too, because of who she is and what was doing it, Erica got so excited. sure and makes everyone who sees it both have an IEP and are in the same she loves. I got her hair wraps, which I think it was because our hair was smile too, you just can’t help yourself. special needs class that is based on are something we wear because of our going to look the same, so I put both It doesn’t even matter what mood their ages. heritage. I got them so she could wear of them on to make her happy. She you’re in because for at least that one Most of the time this meant that they them in her senior pictures. was laughing and giggling and squeal- moment she will pull you out of it didn’t go to their homeschool but were The day before senior picture day ing she was so excited about it. She and make you happy too because it’s bused to whichever school had that I was putting them on so I could get is nonverbal so her reaction was so infectious. I chose this for her senior class for their age group. This last year a feel for how I’d have to do her hair priceless that I took pictures of just quote in the Riverside High School even though they’re Riverside students, the following day.
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