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Ludington High School Class of 2020
Summer Alberts
Natalie Allen
Marissa Austin
Chrystal Badour
Tyson Beetz
John Biggs
Eleah Billings
Samantha Bush
Riley Calhoun
Austin Chlebana
Kassidy Clark
Caitlin Coleson
Jozee Compeau
Rachel Cooper
Faith Crawford
Samuel Cutler
Aubreyella Deatrick
Timothy Dillehay
Kailee Douglas
Meagan Ely
Rachel Faust
Olivia Flewelling
Rachel Fockler
Cassidy Foster
Joshua Frees
Alexandra Frey
Hannah Frey
Marlene Fuchs
Hannah Gavlinski
Skyler Gerber
Charlotte Glanville
Anthony Glover
Chandler Gordon
Karri Grillo
James Gustafson
Riley Habermehl
Sarah Hatch
Hanne Heggdal
Jack Heimerdinger
Hailey Hogenson
Austin Horacek
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Ludington High School Class of 2020
Shane Ingles
Evan Janish
Austin Jensen
Elayna Johnson
William Jones
Heather Kaatz
Rylee Keffer
Abigail Kinney
Max Kline
Max Knoer
Luke Kolb
Karina Korendyke
Alexandria Kovar
Parker LaCombe
Benjamin Laman
Lauren Larr
Corey Lemmer
Mackenzie Lhamon
Catherine Loney
Andrew Lopez
Elizabeth Lovato
Dustin Lucht
Lucas Maloney
Alejandro Marquina
Andrewjames McConnell
Evan McKinley
Joshua Meisenheimer
Breanna Mesyar
Katelyn Mesyar
Darwin Mitchell
Hananiah Morgan
Allison Morse
Brendan Mosqueda
Colin Nash
Jaina Nehm
Joseph Nickelson
Kearyn O’Heren
Alanna Patterson
Hannah Persson
Saige Phelps
Skye Pizana
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Ludington High School Class of 2020
Karlee Plamondon
Aubrey Pomorski
Brayden Porter
Kaden Powers
Atair Ramos
Ian Ransom
Matthew Rasgaitis
Mackenzie Reed
Graham Rivet
Lily Roberts
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Connor Samuels
Matthew Sarto
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Ellie Schoon
Dawson Segraves
Rosealee Settle
Sydney Seymour
Evan Shay
Della Sheets
William Shinn
Audra Shoop
Christian Smeltzer
Kyle Snyder
Maria Sobaski
Savanna Stark
Kegan Stockton
Ruby Strahan
Jacob Szatkowski
Shanto Taal
Grace Taranko
Ian Thibault
Isabella VandenHeuvel
Markus Vela
Olivia VerStrat
Khyler Villarreal
Jacob Wagner
Erin Wallace
Hailee Ward
Ian Wenzel
Jessica Westhouse
Ella Wickham
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Looking ahead, looking back summeR aLbeRts
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Future plans: Attending Ferris State University to study dental hygiene and then maybe join the Peace Corps. Favorite memory: Sophomore year, Mr. Lipa riding a cart around the school like a surfboard. Favorite quote: “Chaos is a friend of mine.” – Bob Dylan
Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Michigan State University and major in veterinary medicine.
nataLIe aLLen Future plans: Attending Valparaiso University and major in mechanical engineering. Favorite memory: Going to Mackinac Island for cross country camp Favorite quote: “Love life. Engage in it. Give it all you’ve got.”
dRew aRce Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then transfer to Ferris State University to earn a degree in graphic design. He would also like to continue to play football. Favorite memory: “The bonds and friendships that I made playing football.” Favorite quote: “Bet”
maRIssa austIn Future plans: Attend Viterbo University in Wisconsin and study pre-medicine and join ROTC.
cRystaL badouR Future plans: Travel and work.
tyson beetz Future plans: Serve in the U.S. Marine Corps. Favorite memory: “Making all-conference for wrestling my junior year.”
John bIggs Future plans: Attend Michigan State University and major in finance. Favorite memory: Winning soccer regionals junior and senior years.
eLeah bILLIngs Future plans: Attend Bethel University in Mishawaka, Indiana, and major in elementary education and training while also playing on the women’s soccer team. Favorite quote: “There are far better things ahead than any we would ever leave behind.” – C.S. Lewis.
RILey caLhoun Future plans: Gain an apprenticeship in plumbing, heating and cooling. Favorite memory: Going to the Breslin Center in basketball.
austIn chLebana Future plans: Attend Delta College and General Motors’ ASEP Program to study automotive technology.
Shore Community College then Ferris State University and major in journalism. Favorite memory: The football games Favorite quote: “Everybody stay positive, no matter how negative life gets.” – Juice WRLD
sam cutLeR Future plans: Attend Ferris State University and major in electrical engineering Favorite quote: “Do the things that make you happy.”
tIm dILLehay Future plans: Attend Bethel University in Indiana to play baseball and join the Army ROTC. Favorite memory: Shop class shenanigans Favorite quote: “If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything.”
kassIdy cLaRk Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Ferris State University and major in dental hygiene.
caItLIn coLeson Future plans: Attend The French Beauty Academy and study cosmetology. Favorite memory: Friends, prom, dances, teachers, school events, Friday night games Favorite quote: “People are going to talk about you no matter what you do, so you might as well do whatever brings you job, and live your best life!”
Jozee compeau Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Ferris State University to major in health sciences. Favorite memory: Cheering for the football team in front of the Wahr Zone at Oriole Field. Favorite quote: “I do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” – Philippians 4:13
RacheL coopeR Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Ferris State University to major in forensic anthropology. Favorite memory: “One year, me and some friends had a cookout in the school parking lot in the back of someone’s flatbed truck.” Favorite quote: “Never to suffer would never to have been blessed.” – Edgar Allan Poe.
faIth cRawfoRd Future plans: Attend West
kaILee dougLas Future plans: Attend Douglas Beauty College in Chicago. Favorite memory: “A lot of my favorite memories are from art class just messing around and having fun in art.” Favorite quote: “Spend a little more time trying to make something of yourself instead of trying to impress others.”
meagan eLy Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Grand Valley State University and major in elementary education. Favorite memory: “My freshman year when we got to take a trip to Washington, D.C., for band and got to play at a memorial, and it was such a memorable experience with the band family.” Favorite quote: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me!” – Philippians 4:13
RacheL faust Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Lake Superior State University and major in fisheries and wildlife management. Favorite memory: “Junior year in general. That is the year I was able to figure out who I was and wanted to be in life. I met amazing people who’ve helped me grow and become more confident. I’ll always be thankful for that.” Favorite quote: “Life is like a
strange, unpopular restaurant filled with odd little waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don’t always like.”
oLIvIa fLeweLLIng Future plans: Attend Grand Valley State University and major in speech pathology. Favorite memory: “My favorite memory of high school is when my (3,200) meter relay team broke the school record at Scottville, set my freshman year for track.” Favorite quote: “She is clothed in strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.” – Proverbs 31:25
RacheL fockLeR Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Culinary Institute of America to study hospitality/ tourism and culinary arts. Favorite memory: Doing it online Favorite quote: “Slow down and enjoy the simple pleasures in life.”
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hannah gavLInskI Future plans: Attend the Cadillac Institute of Cosmetology.
skyLeR geRbeR Future plans: Serve in the U.S. Army
chaRLotte gLanvILLe Future plans: Attend Northwestern University and major in biomedical engineering. Favorite memory: “My favorite high school memories were cross country meets and bus rides.” Favorite quote: “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” – Isaiah 40:31
aLexandRa fRey Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and earn a degree in general studies before transferring to Baker College for the veterinarian technician program. Favorite memory: “Last year’s last home varsity softball game. Everyone was crying due to the seniors’ last game on the home field, and it felt like a huge bonding experience.” Favorite quote: “Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier.” – Mother Teresa.
hannah fRey Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and major in health science (nursing). Favorite memory: Decorating Mr. Pomorski’s wall with hot wax. Favorite quote: “She believes that she could, so she did.”
Jack heImeRdIngeR Future plans: Attend Michigan State University and pursue a degree in finance. Favorite memory: Prom Favorite quote: “A day without laughter is a day wasted.”
Future plans: Earn technical training and certification in automotive technology at Universal Technical Institute. Favorite memory: The football games were very memorable. Favorite quote: “Anything can if you try hard enough.”
kaRRI gRILLo Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and then transfer to a four-year university and major in music education and history or psychology. Favorite memory: “Anything that had to do with band, I loved. Trips, festivals, making copies, marching, jazz. I loved it all.” Favorite quote: “There are two kinds of worries – those you can do something about and those you can’t. Don’t spend any time on the latter.” – Duke Ellington
James gustafson Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Grand Valley State University and major in film studies. Favorite memory: Any time with friends
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haILey hogenson Future plans: Attend Michigan State University and major in criminal law.
austIn hoRacek Future plans: “Music has always been a long passion of mine, so I look to find a career along those lines.” Favorite memory: “Sophomore year, being down 14 (points) against Hesperia and coming back to win.” Favorite quote: “Life can only be understood backwards but it must be lived forwards.” – Soren Kiergaard
evan JanIsh Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then transfer to another university and earn a degree in business. Favorite memory: Hanging out with friends. Favorite quote: “Sometimes she goes, and sometimes she doesn’t.”
austIn Jensen Future plans: Going to college to study mechanical engineering Favorite memory: “Getting to see my friends everyday.” Favorite quote: “If every pork chop was perfect, we wouldn’t have hotdogs.”
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RILey habeRmehL Future plans: Earn an associate’s degree at West Shore Community College and major in graphic media management at Ferris State University. Favorite memory: Being on the golf team. Favorite quote: “I don’t think they heavy stuff will come down for a while.”
Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and study law, public safety, corrections and security Favorite memory: Parking lot cookouts. Favorite quote: “Is that you John Wayne? Is this me?”
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Looking ahead, looking back Favorite quote: “Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.” — Jesus
eLayna Johnson Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Ferris State University to study arts, audio/visual technology and communications.
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JustIn Johnson Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College Favorite memory: Basketball games
wILLIam Jones Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and possibly study health science, hospitality/tourism or human services.
shane IngLes Future plans: Attend college Favorite memory: Gym class Favorite quote: “Live life like it’s your last dying day.”
heatheR kaatz Future plans: “I plan to go to Alma College and double major in political science and journalism. I hope to one day become a speech writer in Washington, D.C.” Favorite memory: “I’m really thankful for all my adventures in the arts programs at LHS. From choir, band and theater, they’ve truly shaped me into the person I am today. It would be impossible for me to choose just one.” Favorite quote: “But music and singing have been my refuge, and music and singing shall be my light.” – “Earth Song” by Frank Ticheli
RyLee keffeR Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then transfer to a bigger university to pursue a bachelor’s degree possibly in nursing. Favorite memory: Marching band and football games.
abIgaIL kInney Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then transfer to a four-year university to major in health science or human services.
Future plans: Attend Michigan State University Favorite memory: Going to state for soccer three years in a row. Favorite quote: “If it’s your job to eat a frog, it’s best to do it first thing in the morning. And if it’s your job to eat two frogs, it’s best to eat the biggest one first.” – Mark Twain
Luke koLb Future plans: Attend Lansing Community College then Michigan State University and major in computer science. Favorite memory: Winning the regional with the tennis team. Favorite quote: “There’s only one thing I hate more than lying: skim milk. Which is water that is lying about being milk.” – Ron Swanson.
kaRIna koRendyke Future plans: Attend Western Michigan University Favorite memory: Cross country camp Favorite quote: “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” – The Lorax
aLexandRa kovaR Future plans: Attend Grand Valley State University and major in diagnostic medical sonography. Favorite memory: “Going to the state track meet and staying at the hotel with my team.” Favorite quote: “Everything happens for a reason.”
paRkeR Lacombe: Future plans: Attend Ferris State University and major in plastics engineering. Favorite memory: “Playing basketball with my brother.” Favorite quote: “Ability is nothing without opportunity.”
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max kLIne Future plans: Attend University of Michigan and major in electrical engineering. Favorite memory: “Playing my French horn with the LHS Wind Symphony in the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.”
Future plans: Attend Bethel University and major in business administration
John Lange Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and earn his welding certification.
LauRen LaRR Future plans: Attend Grand Valley State University and major in environmental engineering with a minor in environmental sustainability studies.
coRey LemmeR Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College Favorite memory: Being able to take IT networking
engineering and mathematics.
evan mckInLey Future plans: Attend Calvin University to study nursing and become a nurse anesthetist while also playing for the Knights’ golf team. Favorite memory: Being first team all-state three times. Favorite quote: “There’s nobody more confident here than me.” – Brooks Koepka.
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Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Ferris State University and major in arts, audio/visual technology and communications. Favorite memory: Playing around with friends after classes.
Favorite memory: “Some of my favorite memories have come from jazz band trips. Specifically, our last trip to CMU was really special for me. We were voted best band in our class, which was more than cool.” Favorite quote: “Don’t worry, be happy.” – Bobby Mcferrin. activities: LHS Choir, band, jazz band
catheRIne Loney Future plans: Attend Doulgas J Aveda Institute in East Lansing and earn certification in cosmetology. Favorite memory: “I don’t think I could pick just one, but I really enjoyed being with my friends everyday.” Favorite quote: “A day without a smile is a day wasted.” – Wiz Khalifa
andRew Lopez Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Baker College and study information technology, science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
ashLey Lopez Future plans: Starting her career
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bReanna mesyaR Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and earn an associate’s degree in science or business for veterinary care and boarding. Favorite quote: “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” – Gandhi
kateLyn mesyaR Future plans: Attending Mid-Michigan Community College and major in business. Favorite memory: Playing basketball Favorite quote: “Let all that you do be done in love.” – 1 Corinthians 16:18
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Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College and study medical assistance and emergency medical technology.
Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College and study law enforcement. Favorite quote: “It’s just the way she goes.” – Ray, TPB
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Future plans: Attend Ferris State University and major in secondary education as well as study mathematics Favorite memory: Homecoming slow dance circles Favorite quote: “Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. That is why we call today the present.”
Future plans: Attending University of Michigan and intends to major in planetary science.
Lucas maLoney Future plans: Attend Michigan Technological University and study science, technology,
aLLIson moRse Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then Ferris State University and major in health science. Favorite memory: “All the spirit weeks and sports games.” Favorite quote: “No matter
where life takes me, find me with a smile.” – Mac Miller
bRendan mosQueda Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College to earn a law enforcement degree. Favorite memory: “Being able to grow up, make memories and change throughout the years with my group of friends through elementary into high school.” Favorite quote: “There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind.” – C.S. Lewis.
coLIn nash Future plans: Attend Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysurg and major in pastorship/divinity.
JaIna nehm Future plans: Attend Loyola University in Chicago and major in special education. Favorite memory: “When my history teacher told the class students like me are the reason he can’t have a piranha tank in his classroom.” Favorite quote: “Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.” – Janis Joplin
Joseph nIckeLson Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College to earn an associate’s degree in mechatronics. Favorite memory: “My favorite memory of school is going out to the college and meeting new people from other schools around the area.” Favorite quote: “My valleys are higher than most people’s peaks. I stay at that level.” – Dan Gable
keaRyn o’heaRn Future plans: Attend Ferris State University and major in arts, audio/visual technology and communications. Favorite memory: “I loved the charity weeks! Watching teachers getting pies in the face was a blast.” Favorite quote: “To live would be an awfully big adventure.” – J.M. Barrie
aLanna patteRson Future plans: Attend Western Michigan University and study arts, audio/visual technology/communications, film, video and media studies. Favorite memory: “Any of
the moments with my friends.” Favorite quote: “Don’t stop imagining, the day that you do is the day that you die.” – Trevor Powers, from the song “17”
hannah peRsson Future plans: Attending Michigan State University and major in biomedical science
saIge pheLps Future plans: Attend Michigan State University and major in environmental engineering and minor in environmental and sustainability studies. Favorite quote: “If you don’t know, just say Machiavelli and The Prince.” – Heather Kaatz
skye pIzana Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College for two years then Central Michigan University to study educational counseling. Favorite memory: Every band class Favorite quote: “Follow your heart.”
kaRLee pLamondon Future plans: Attend Central Michigan University and major in communication sciences and disorders. Favorite memory: “Breaking two state volleyball records my junior year.” Favorite quote: “Whoever said diamonds are a girl’s best friend never had a dog.”
aubRey pomoRskI Future plans: Attend Valparaiso University and major in engineering. Favorite memory: Meeting and hanging out with my friends Favorite quote: “God will carry you through the storm.” — Isaiah 43:2
bRayden poRteR Future plans: Serve in the U.S. Air Force
kaden poweRs Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Oberlin Colege and Conservatory to major in music composition.
ataIR Ramos Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College and major in general studies Favorite memory: “Hanging
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Looking ahead, looking back out with most of my friends all together.” Favorite quote: “Hakuna matata”
Ian Ransom Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then transfer to Ferris State University to earn a bachelor’s degree in business. Favorite memory: “Being able to talk and hang out with my friends everyday.” Favorite quote: “Be the change you want in the world.”
Matthew Rasgaitis Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then Columbia College to major in photography and lighting design.
Mackenzie Reed Future plans: “My future plans after high school are to take classes out at West Shore Community College. I also plan to start looking into careers that have art involved, for example an animator.” Favorite memory: “My favorite memory of high school was my art teacher entered me in my first art competition and for me to be one of the winners. This helped me find the courage to share my art with the public.” Favorite quote: “Treat life like cooking a marshmallow, make it golden.”
Graham Rivet Future plans: Attend University of Michigan Favorite memory: “Watching the quiz bowl team win the state competition in 2019.” Favorite quote: “Love is real, peace is attainable, who has a favorite quote these days?” Activities: LHS Choir
Lily Roberts Future plans: Attend Michigan State University and major in mathematics.
C.J. Samuels Future plans: Attending Michigan State University and study sports management and/or journalism. Favorite memory: Everything really Favorite quote: “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.”
Matthew Sarto Future plans: Attending Ferris State University and major in CAD/manufacturing and engineering. Also hope to help the community often and have a positive voice and
focus. Favorite memory: “Favorite memories surround my team sports involvement, especially that of tennis my senior year having the opportunity to be a dual-enrolled student at West Shore Community College.” Favorite quote: “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” – Dr. Seuss
Nick Sarto Future plans: Attending Michigan Technological University and major in mechanical engineering. Favorite memory: Robotics Favorite quote: “You hold onto friends by keeping your heart a little softer than your head.” – “The Clone Wars”
Ellie Schoon Future plans: Attending Olivet Nazarene University and majoring in psychology.
Dawson Segraves Future plans: Attending Columbia College and majoring in film directing. Favorite memory: Premiering “Julie: A Summer Love Story” Favorite quote: “Beach baby, give me your hand, give me something that I can remember.” – John Carter.
Rosealee Settle Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then University of Minnesota-Morris and major in health science. Favorite memory: “Going to the football and basketball games with my friends and doing choir.” Favorite quote: “Keep on climbing though the ground might shake. Keep on reaching though the limb might break.”
Sydney Seymour Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College to finish out her associate’s degree then transferring to Michigan Technological University to earn a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. Favorite memory: “Joining the robotics team that was started, becoming captain and winning a competition in Traverse City.” Favorite quote: “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important,
have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.” – Steve Jobs
Evan Shay Future plans: Attending Central Michigan University and plans to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
football games! I am part of the LHS Color Guard, and I love performing.” Favorite quote: “What she tackled, she conquered.”
Savanna Stark Future plans: Attend Columbia College and major in film studies.
Della Sheets
Ruby Strahan
Future plans: Attend Interlochen Academy then School of the Art Institute of Chicago and major in art and design.
Future plans: Attend Central Michigan University and major in social work and human services to become a clinical therapist. Favorite memory: “Participating in cross country and finishing 23rd in the state final meet my sophomore year.”
Will Shinn Future plans: Attend Michigan Technological University and major in mathematics Favorite memory: Band trip to Washington, D.C. Favorite quote: “If I can’t scuba, then what’s this all been about? What am I working toward?” – Creed Bratton
Audra Shoop Future plans: Attend St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa, to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing science while also competing for the swimming team. “After I graduate from college, I want to work in the neonatal wing of a hospital.” Favorite memory: Being involved in so many sports, clubs and activities. Favorite quote: “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” – Mahatma Gandhi
Christian Smeltzer Future plans: Starting his career Favorite memory: Lunch time was always the best Favorite quote: “That the way she goes, boys. Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn’t cause that’s the way she goes.”
Kyle Snyder Future plans: Attend lineman school at Alpena Community College Favorite memory: “Going to the Friday night football games and basketball games and also going to the state tournament three times in a row for soccer.” Favorite quote: “Best of the day is lunch time.” Maria Sobaski Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Central Michigan University and study physical therapy or speech pathology. Favorite memory: “I will never forget performing my band’s halftime show at the
Jacob Szatkowski Future plans: Become a law enforcement officer Favorite memory: “Hanging with friends.” Favorite quote: “Be good to people for no reason.”
Shanto Taal Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College and major in business.
sity to major in nursing. Favorite memory: Going out to lunch everyday with friends. Favorite quote: “Don’t limit your challenges, challenge your limits.”
Jacob Wagner Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then Ferris State University to major in criminal justice. Favorite quote: “I don’t know what I’m doing, but I’m doing it really well.” – Dwight Schrute
Erin Wallace Future plans: Attending Grand Valley State University and majoring in education and training. Favorite memory: “I joined choir this year, and it was one of the best decisions I’ve made because it’s brought me so many friends and experiences.” Favorite quote: “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” – Theodore Roosevelt.
Grace Taranko
Hailee Ward
Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Northern Michigan University to major in environmental studies and journalism. Favorite memory: Band trip to Washington, D.C. Favorite quote: “I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.” – Andy Bernard
Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then transferring to another school. Favorite memory: Being able to talk to Mrs. Amy Stone. Favorite quote: “We have to learn our lessons…” – Meredith Grey
Ian Thibault Future plans: Attending Ferris State University and major in construction management.
Isabella VandenHeuvel Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College and considering going to Savannah College of Art and Design to major in graphic arts.
Markus Vela Future plans: Attending Ferris State University to study business, management and administration. Favorite memory: Going to the Breslin Center junior year. Favorite quote: “We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew were having fun.”
Khyler Villareal Future plans: Attending West Shore Community College then Ferris State Univer-
Ian Wenzel Future plans: Become an automotive mechanic and rally racing driver, and traveling. Favorite memory: “Doing donuts and drifting in the parking lot of school. Doing stuff with friends.” Favorite quote: “It’s the way she goes.”
Jessica Westhouse Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then transfer to Michigan State University to earn a degree in teaching a foreign language. Favorite memory: Meeting different people along the way Favorite quote: “Who, being loved, is poor?” – Oscar Wilde
Ella Wickham Future plans: Attending Wheaton College in Illinois and major in international relations and communications. Favorite memory: Winning the MIHA state championship in 2017 with the equestrian
team. Favorite quote: “And one day she discovered that she was fierce, and strong, and full of fire, and that not even she could hold herself back because her passion burned brighter than her fears.”
Owen Wojcicki Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College for mechatronics in preparation for mechanical engineering at a university Favorite memory: “My senior tennis season being partners with Evan McKinley and being state runner-up at (No.) 1 doubles.” Favorite quote: “If you don’t practice, you don’t deserve to win.” – Andre Agassi
Brianna Wysong Future plans: Attend West Shore Community College then Davenport University for nursing, and maybe go into anesthesiology. Favorite memory: “I don’t have just one favorite, but I want to say just… laughing. In Mr. Deines’ class freshman year, at lunch with my friends, spirit weeks, after school on the softball field, in Mr. Willis’ AP Environmental Science class, etc. Favorite quote: “Your mind is a garden. Your thoughts are seeds. You can grow flowers or you can grow weeds.”
Zoee Zatarga Future plans: Attend Olivet College and study pre-med and biology while also playing basketball. Favorite memory: “Traveling to the Breslin Center to cheer on the boys basketball team. The student section was packed and half the town was at the game. The atmosphere was electric and it was so much fun!” Favorite quote: “You are not the words you speak. You are what your actions prove.”
Mackenzie Adams Future plans: Joining the workforce. Favorite memory: Seeing my friends. Favorite quote: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt
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Academy of Science, Math, and Technology Early College High School - Class of 2020 Trenten Ahlfeld Bethany Blankinship Tyra Bromley Katelyn Burmeister Madison Davis Benjamin Doolittle Amber Forbes
Cynthia Fout Daisa Fowler Caleb Franz Ryan Fuller Adam Fulton Anthony Green Alicia Guerra
Amelia Hilden Emma Howell Grace Huffman Kaleigh Kamaloski Faith Kidd Brian Lafata Kraylee Ledger
Kassandra Maraz Madelyn Matulis Alex Pearson Erin Ross Jonah Scouten Rachel Shriver Larry (Joe) Stout
Looking ahead, looking back Trenten Ahlfeld
Ben Doolittle
Who they are, where they’re going: Trenten came to ASM Tech from Mason County Central High School. During his time at West Shore Community College, he has qualified for the double degrees of Associate of Arts as well as Associate of Science, earning those degrees with Honors and accumulating 74 credits. He plans to attend West Shore’s nursing program.
Who they are, where they’re going: Ben is originally from Manistee High School. While at West Shore Community College he earned 49 credits and an excellent GPA. He plans to attend the honors college at Ferris State University in the fall for construction management. Voted by his peers: Most likely to have the best excuse
Bethany Blankinship
Who they are, where they’re going: Amber attended Mason County Central High School prior to joining ASM Tech. By the end of the summer, Amber plans to receive her Associate of Arts Degree, (she’s got 54 of those credits already), and she should obtain that degree with high honors. She plans to attend Saginaw Valley State University in the fall to study business chemistry. Voted by her peers: Quiet and deep
Who they are, where they’re going: Bethany joined ASM Tech in her 5th year, transferring from Eastern Calhoun Early College near Kalamazoo. She earned her Associate of Arts degree with honors, and she plans to attend George Mason University in Virginia to study criminology.
Tyra Bromley Who they are, where they’re going: Who they are, they’re going: Prior to ASM Tech, Tyra attended Hart High School. At West Shore Community College, she was part of the honor society, Phi Theta Kappa. Tyra has earned her dual degrees, Associate of Arts and Associate of Science, with honors. She plans to attend Lake Superior State University and get a bachelor’s degree in cannabis chemistry.
Katelyn Burmeister Who they are, where they’re going: Katelyn attended Shelby High School prior to ASM Tech. She has earned 50 credits and a strong GPA at West Shore that will go a long way towards her plan to study mechanical engineering at Michigan Tech.
Madi Davis Who they are, where they’re going: Madi joined ASM Tech from Shelby High School. She earned an Associate of Arts degree from West Shore. Madi looks forward to attending Trine University, where she will participate on an NCAA athletic team. She plans to major in exercise science so she can go on to become an athletic trainer and physical therapist.
Amber Forbes
Cynthia E. Fout Who they are, where they’re going: Cynthia was at Hart High School prior to ASM Tech. She has earned an Associate of Arts degree from West Shore with high honors. She was elected as president of Student Senate, and was awarded the Leadership Legacy Award by the college. She plans to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to study sociology and statistics, looking into studying nutrition science in the future. Voted by her peers: Teachers’ pet; most likely to become President of the United States
Daisa Fowler Who they are, where they’re going: Daisa joined ASM Tech from Onekama High School. While attending West Shore Community College, she has earned an Associate of Arts degree. In the fall, she plans to attend Saginaw Valley State University’s pre-physician’s assistant program. She would like to specialize as an obstetrician-gynecologist.
Caleb Franz Who they are, where they’re going: Caleb was at Brethren High School prior
to ASM Tech. In addition to his college classes, he took the mechatronics course through Career Technical Education, which led to a second year in Mechatronics and the chance to influence and encourage many younger students. Caleb shipped out with the National Guard, but plans to return to West Shore in the winter to finish his degree, then move on to Ferris to do ROTC. Voted by his peers: Most likely to have the best excuse; class clown; most outspoken
work, because she is interested in adoption and foster care.
Amelia Cheyenne Hilden Who they are, where they’re going: Amelia attended Ludington High School prior to ASM Tech. While studying at West Shore Community College, she has earned her Associate of Arts degree with honors. In the fall, she plans to attend Monmouth University and double major in social work and Spanish.
Ryan Fuller
Emma Judith Howell
Who they are, where they’re going: Ryan attended Mason County Central High School prior to joining ASM Tech. During his time at West Shore Community College, Ryan has earned 48 credits. He plans to work after graduation. Voted by his peers: Always late
Who they are, where they’re going: Emma joined ASM Tech from Mason County Eastern High School. At West Shore, she has earned her Associate of Arts degree with high honors and was awarded Outstanding Student in social sciences. She was also the president of Phi Theta Kappa, the honor society at West Shore. In the fall, she plans to attend the University of Michigan-Flint on a HAIL Scholarship which awards full tuition. She hopes to graduate in two years with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a major in accounting.
Adam Douglas Fulton Who they are, where they’re going: Adam came to ASM Tech from Mason County Central High School. During his time at West Shore Community College, he has earned 71 credits and his Associates of General Studies degree with honors. He plans to attend Michigan Technological University in the fall to study computer engineering and electrical engineering. Voted by his peers: Most intellectual
Anthony James Rider Green Who they are, where they’re going: Tony joined ASM Tech from Shelby High School. He earned his Associate of Arts degree with honors. He plans to attend Central Michigan University to study electrical engineering. Voted by his peers: Class clown; life of the party
Alicia Marie Guerra Who they are, where they’re going: Prior to ASM Tech, Alicia attended Mason County Eastern High School. At West Shore Community College, Alicia has earned 48 credits and a solid GPA which she will take with her to Grand Valley State University in the fall. She plans to study social
Grace Huffman Who they are, where they’re going: Grace is originally from Shelby High School. While at West Shore Community College she earned her Associate of General Studies degree with honors. Grace is staying at West Shore where she has been accepted into the nursing program and will later transfer to obtain a higher degree. Voted by her peers: Life of the party
Kaleigh Kamaloski Who they are, where they’re going: Kaleigh attended Manistee High School prior to joining ASM Tech. Kaleigh earned an Associate of Science degree with honors from West Shore, and plans to select from a variety of options within Michigan to major in biochemistry.
Faith Liberty Kidd Who they are, where they’re going: Faith was at
Bear Lake prior to ASM Tech. She earned 76 credits and an Associate of Arts degree with high honors while at West Shore and was awarded Outstanding Student in biology as well as given the Outstanding Leadership Award. She plans to attend the Grand Valley State University Honors College to study international relations and global health/ social impact with a bio minor. Her ultimate goal is to go on for a JD/MPH and work in public policy or teach at the university level. Voted by her peers: Teachers’ pet; most outspoken; life of the party
Brian Lafata Who they are, where they’re going: Brian joined ASM Tech from Mason County Central High School. He not only earned an Associate of Science, but also an Associate of Arts degree, with high honors. He will continue his studies at Ferris State University or Purdue University to fulfill the prerequisites for the PharmD graduate program. Voted by his peers: Quiet and deep; most intellectual
Kraylee Ledger Who they are, where they’re going: Kraylee was at Hart High School prior to ASM Tech. She earned an Associate of Arts and an Associate of Science, with high honors. She will be attending the University of Massachusetts-Amherst in the fall, and is enrolled in the Isenberg School of Management and the Commonwealth Honors College. She plans to graduate in two years with a dual degree (a bachelor’s degree in sport management and a bachelor’s degree in operations and information management). Ultimately, she would like to go into sport law and be an agent, focusing on NCAA and major league policies and contracts. Voted by her peers: Life of the party
Community College, was awarded Outstanding RSO Officer. She earned 49 credits which she will take with her to Eastern Michigan University. She plans to study environmental science and society. She also hopes to join EMU’s student senate and help make a difference on campus. Voted by her peers: Best dressed
Madelyn Matulis Who they are, where they’re going: Maddy was at Pentwater High School prior to ASM Tech. She has earned 38 credits, and plans to continue at West Shore for another year, working towards a transfer to Davenport for accounting fraud investigation.
Alex Pearson Who they are, where they’re going: Alex joined ASM Tech from Mason County Central High School. He earned 74 credits and an Associate of Science degree with high honors. He plans to go on to Central Michigan University in the fall to study pre-medicine.
Erin Ross Who they are, where they’re going: Erin is originally from Shelby High School. While at West Shore Community College she earned an Associate of Science degree. She plans to attend Saginaw Valley State University in the fall to study toward a degree in occupational therapy. Voted by her peers: Worst driver
Jonah Tobias Scouten Who they are, where they’re going: Jonah attended Shelby High School prior to joining ASM Tech. He earned an Associate of Arts degree with high honors, and plans on another year at West Shore before going to Davenport to get a bachelor’s degree in Cyber Security. Voted by his peers: Most likely to have the best excuse
Kassandra Irene Maraz
Rachel Shriver
Who they are, where they’re going: Kassie attended Shelby High School prior to joining ASM Tech. During her time at West Shore
Who they are, where they’re going: Rachel was at Ludington High School prior to ASM Tech. While at West Shore, she has earned
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LaRRy (Joe) stout Who they are, Where they’re going: Joe joined ASM Tech from Mason County Central High School. While attending West Shore Community College, he earned an Associate of Arts degree. Next fall he plans to attend the Kelly School of Business, located at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis, where he will major in accounting. voted by his peers: Most likely to have the best excuse; best dressed What Will you miss most about asm tech, or What is your Favorite memory?
• What I will miss most about ASM is the instant comradery. Although there
were distinct groups, everyone bonded so quickly. I met some of my best friends in ASM tech and I would have never met them otherwise. I’ll miss the instant friendship provided. • I really liked that we HAD to form friendships because we were around each other SO much. • I will miss having a group to belong to • I will miss being able to see my beautiful best friend (Grace) every day and being able to go on our cute little coffee/sushi/thrifting dates after school • I’m really going to miss all the support and care that everyone gives in ASM Tech. • My favorite memory of ASM Tech was seeing everyone work together towards Student Summit. Although we didn’t hold it this year, we
were so dedicated to making it better than any that we had been to. • Having Paula’s guidance and baby steps. My favorite memory was going to college visits and eating some good college food! • I enjoyed the Michigan State College visit for the Friday core time. It was something new for me during ASM Tech’s core time and I had fun touring the college with everyone. • I will miss the support system the most. There was always a friend I could turn to in our little group of misfits. We all held different roles to one another and no one had any serious conflicts. I never had an environment where I felt so welcome and encouraged before, so it’s definable that feeling I’ll miss. • Seeing my friends that I
developed late in ASM. • My favorite memory was probably Friday CORE Time with Tony, we brought in our fancy chairs and were the kings of Pictionary. • I’ll miss the support that I get from everyone. Even if I didn’t know some people a lot, a smile in the hallway or a simple hello was something that boosted my spirits that day. • I will miss seeing my friends that I have made over the last three years. • Paul Bilinski :)) • West Shore in general and friends • I will miss not having to pay for my classes. • The benefits of free books/ tuition and all that jazz. • Panic Monster video • Some of the people, especially Paula • I think throughout the
past couple months I miss the every other day core times where we get to pick on each other and to get to know more people. • I’m going to miss hanging out with everyone during Core Time. There were lots of fun times and I don’t know what I’m going to do without everyone’s goofiness. • When Caleb had to do push-ups in front of the class when the emergency response lady came to a Friday core time. • I will miss being able to have the same classes as my friends from ASM Tech. • Free food • My favorite memory from ASM would probably be my first student summit, I enjoyed getting to meet new people knowing I would be with most of them for the next few years, and getting to learn
more about the program I had been accepted into. • I’m going to miss the love and support from Paula the most. • I will miss the free college and support of Paula. My favorite memory would be freeranging at the disc gulf course in Gus’s car at my first-ever summit. • I will miss my friends and all the laughs we had during core time. I also am going to miss skipping class with my friends. • I’ll always miss having Paula there to give me snacks and listen to me cry about all my life crises. No matter the situation, she was always there to help me find me way out of whatever trouble I found myself in. Plus she always had the best snacks. s
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