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Graduation SATURDAY

MAY 25, 2019 COMMENCEMENT TO START AT 2:00 PM

CLASS OF 2019

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EMMA BABCOCK

MAZZY BALLARD

TAYLOR BECK

CJ BROOOKS

ALEX BRUDER

AZIM CHE SAMSUDIN

JOE CHECKI

MARSHAL COFFEY

MAGGIE CONDON

SIERRA DOLL

What are your plans for the next four years?

Attending Moraine Park for business, specifically the leadership development program. I plan to also work at my current job, Goodwill.

-Taylor Beck Playing football and studying at UWOshkosh.

-CJ Brooks Going to Moraine Park to get a bachelor’s in (AAS) software development.

-Alex Bruder Going to college in UW-Oshkosh.

-Joe Checki Work, work, work, work, work, work.

-Marshall Coffey

Attending UWLaCrosse and majoring in elementary education.

-Margaret Condon Trying to figure out where my life is going.

-Sierra Doll Going to college to pursue environmental engineering.

-Connor Drews College.

-Damon Eberhardt Attending college and working.

-Samantha Eichorst Attending UW-Eau Claire for four years, majoring in early childhood education.

-Ruth Hansen Becoming an electrician.

-Noah Hensley

You are now on the road to success!

May your travels be smooth and your destination near!

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Going to college at University of Minnesota Rochester.

-Joe Holtan Attending Carroll University for nursing.

-Amber Jacobson

In order, the Army, spending time with my friends and family, college and guns.

-Cameron Makowski Going to Moraine Park Technical College.

-Damon Matthews

Going to college at UW-Eau Claire for an English major.

-Dawson Jollie

Attending UWOshkosh for nursing.

-Josie McDonald

Serving other people as much as I can.

-Kody Kluge

Going to Edgewood College for nursing.

-Lauren Miller

Attending Moraine Park for a one-year program to become a linesman. After that, receive a job and start my new world.

-Mitchell Kurtz

Going to a four-year college for vet tech.

-Leslie Miller Going to Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design for a major in illustration and minor in animation.

-Zoey Miller

Going to UW-Green Bay and majoring in elementary education.

-Presley Litterick

The dream of graduation has come to fruition.

Now it’s time to see what other dreams you have will be realized.

The Horicon Athletic Booster Club

Have my degree in marketing and criminal justice... hopefully!

-Sidney Minnema Deciding on college, getting a job, getting a girlfriend.

-Brandon Mlejnek Attending UWPlatteville majoring in agribusiness.

-Lillian Newman Attending college at Carthage. Study trips abroad, and my continued pursuit of music.

-Brandon Poler Waukesha County Technical College for computer programming.

-Zak Preuss Going to MPTC for childcare and then working at a child care center.

-Brianna Raatz Going back to Malaysia for college for a year and then continue my studies at South Korea for a degree in pharmacology.

-Azim Syahimi Bin Che Samsudin

Going to tech school to become ASE certified as an automotive diesel technician. Getting a well paying job and getting myself established for my next chapter.

-Nick Schuster Working on becoming known as an artist; somewhere preferably warm.

-MacKenzie Thompson Marine Corps.

-Chance Tuttle Attend Madison College and majoring in vet tech.

-Casey Wald Going to Oshkosh.

-Derek Wasley

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Attending UWMadison for four years to obtain a degree in graphic design and marketing.

-Haley Wolff College at Moraine Park.

-William Woolf I will be attending Madison College.

-Michael Zamorano

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CONNOR DREWS

DAMON EBERHARDT

SAMANTHA EICHORST

RUTH HANSEN

NOAH HENSLEY

JOE HOLTAN

AMBER JACOBSON

DAWSON JOLLIE

KODY KLUGE

MITCHELL KURTZ

What was the most important thing you learned in high school?

Everything in all of the business classes I took, especially personal finance. I now know how to balance a check book, invest, get out of debt and so much more.

-Taylor Beck

To live in the moments you love because you may never experience them again.

-Connor Drews

Don’t move school van.

-CJ Brooks

the

Treat others how you wanna be treated.

-Samantha Eichorst

School first, friends last. Friends are great to have, but if they get in the way, best to lose a friend than to fail. After all, friends can easily be found.

-Alex Bruder

Get involved. Even if it’s in something small, get involved.

-Ruth Hansen

To work hard and just do your best at everything.

-Joe Checki

How to manage time between friends, family, sports, homework and work.

-Joe Holtan

Just keep going to school... It will go by faster.

-Marshall Coffey To be involved.

Horicon gives you many opportunities to get involved, and the more you do the better high school will be.

-Margaret Condon Grades are more important than your relationships.

-Sierra Doll

Responsibility.

-Damon Eberhardt

Don’t take everything so seriously.

-Noah Hensley

Be yourself. Who cares if people don’t like you or the way you dress. Be happy, that’s all that matters.

-Amber Jacobson To never underestimate someone. We all have the potential to do big things in the world, so we all deserve that respect.

-Dawson Jollie

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE 2019 GRADUATING SENIORS!

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The ability to persevere.

-Kody Kluge Always try your best.

Never give up. Work harder.

-Mitchell Kurtz Take advantage of the opportunities you have, go to all of the games, support your school and be involved.

-Presley Litterick Actually do your homework.

-Cameron Makowski Don’t believe everything that is told to you.

-Damon Matthews Don’t dance tables.

-Josie McDonald

on

Drama is pointless.

You only get four years of high school, and you should try to get along with everyone. Make the most of these years, they go by so fast.

-Lauren Miller

Mind your own business, and don’t trust anyone. Also, if you want something done right, do it yourself.

-Leslie Miller Don’t slack off, you only got four years and it goes by fast.

-Zoey Miller Stay level and balanced and use the negative feedback for motivation.

-Sidney Minnema Dedication. I got involved in a lot of extracurriculars, and learned to be dedicated to them. Sometimes plans fell through, but I tried my best.

-Brandon Mlejnek Procrastination is never the answer.

-Lillian Newman That no matter how hard things may get, I always have a group of people to help me through it all.

-Brandon Poler

Always do your work and don’t get involved in drama.

-Brianna Raatz Time ticks too fast and it goes by without you realizing it.

Therefore, spend your time in high school wisely.

-Azim Syahimi Bin Che Samsudin To never give up on myself and to keep on pushing until the end where every bit of all the hard work I put in will pay off.

-Nick Schuster Your grades matter more than anything else and almost all the teachers will tell you that.

-MacKenzie Thompson

Take Kern’s classes and Boehmer’s classes.

Learn a skill.

-Chance Tuttle Get involved.

-Casey Wald Get your stuff done and work hard.

-Derek Wasley Not to sweat the small stuff. Focus on what’s important at the moment and along the way have fun.

-Haley Wolff Get help from the teacher.

-William Woolf Don’t wait.

-Michael Zamorano

All of the members of the American Legion in Horicon are very proud of your achievements.

On the journey ahead of you, we also wish for all of your dreams to become a reality!

Congrats Zach Preuss and HHS Class of 2019

Horicon American Legion Post 157

It’s Official!

You’re a graduate now, and your future is in your own hands. Whether you’re setting out to pursue a college education or embark on a new career, we wish you much luck in all of your future endeavors.

Congratulations Katie Linke

CLASS OF

2019

Keep up the good work, graduate!

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OF HORICON 309 Barstow Street | Horicon, WI 53032 | (920) 485-6767

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PRESLEY LITTERICK

CAMERON MAKOWSKI

DAMON MATTHEWS

JOSIE McDONALD

LAUEN MILLER

LESLIE MILLER

ZOEY MILLER

SIDNEY MINNEMA

BRANDON MLEJNEK

LILY NEWMAN

What will you miss most from high school?

I will miss band the most, because I have had so many great memories and performances with such a good group of people. Plus, Mr. Ferron has made going to band so much fun.

-Taylor Beck I will miss sports the most, because it was the best part of my high school life.

-CJ Brooks I will miss Ms. Shafer’s teachings the most, because I enjoyed drawing and sketching. She was a nice teacher and was great with helping people draw past what they thought they could do.

-Alex Bruder I will miss being with friends the most, because I won’t see most of the people here for a while.

-Joe Checki

I will miss seeing my friends the most because they are the ones that give me motivation.

-Samantha Eichorst

I will miss track and field the most because I made so many friendships that I could never forget.

-Dawson Jollie

I will miss friends the most because many of my memories from high school include the funny or questionable things we did.

-Margaret Condon

I will miss theater the most because they were like my second family.

-Ruth Hansen

I will miss class work the most because it challenged me and forced me to get better.

-Kody Kluge

I will miss the structure the most because now there’s going to be no structure, and I won’t know what to do.

-Sierra Doll

I will miss my friends the most because you will never forget the memories you made and you will always have a strong bond with them.

-Noah Hensley

I will miss socializing daily the most, because you won’t see most of these kids ever again.

-Marshall Coffey

I will miss sports the most because they taught me valuable lessons and gave me great memories.

-Connor Drews I will miss my friends the most, because I enjoyed going to school with them.

-Damon Eberhardt

I will miss my friendships the most because they made me who I am today and have made a difference in my life for the past four years.

-Presley Litterick

I will miss football the most because football was a sport that I had passion in playing.

Being around such a great group of young athletes will never be forgotten.

-Mitchell Kurtz

I will miss my friends the most because of all the fun and stupid stuff we did.

-Cameron Makowski

I will miss living off my parents the most because they provided me with food, electricity, a roof and a place to sleep.

-Joe Holtan I will miss school dances the most because it’s when everyone had the chance to look nice and have fun.

-Amber Jacobson

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BRANDON POLER

ZAK PREUSS

BRIANNA RAATZ

NICK SCHUSTER

MACKENZIE THOMPSON

CHANCE TUTTLE

CASEY WALD

DEREK WASLEY

HALEY WOLFF

WILLIAM WOOLF

I will miss everything, because I do not enjoy change.

-Damon Matthews I will miss my friends the most, because I’m used to goofing off with them everyday, and I won’t be able to anymore.

-Josie McDonald

I will miss all of my friends the most because they always found a way to make these years the best.

-Zoey Miller I will miss my classmates the most because they were always there for me.

-Sidney Minnema

I will miss the fine arts staff the most, because I have never met a group of adults as interested in my personal success as they are.

-Brandon Poler I will miss seeing everyone everyday.

-Zak Preuss

I will miss my friends the most because they have always been there for me, and I have countless good memories with each one of them.

-Lauren Miller

I will miss my musical family the most, because I have been with them for four years. I have made so many memories with these beautiful people.

-Brandon Mlejnek

I will miss Mrs. Herbst the most, because she always helped me and got me through rough days, and I always help her with other students.

-Brianna Raatz

I will miss most of the teachers the most because they were the ones to watch us grow and become the people we are today.

-Leslie Miller

I will miss my friends the most because many of my high school memories involve many questionable things over the years.

-Lillian Newman

I will miss my friends the most because they have been the best part of my foreign exchange program.

-Azim Syahimi Bin Che Samsudin

I will miss the awesome teachers the most because they have always been there for me when I needed help with my school work, and they have treated me like I belong at that school.

-Nick Schuster I will miss the hall the most because they were loud enough to hide the fact I cry during passing time.

-MacKenzie Thompson I will miss wrestling the most because it was my life for four years. It was the best time I ever had.

-Chance Tuttle

I will miss baseball the most because it is my favorite sport and a good time with good friends.

-Derek Wasley I will miss my classmates the most because, after high school, we will all be starting a new chapter in our lives and probably will not be able to see the people we once saw every single day.

-Haley Wolff I will miss the teachers the most because all the teachers were awesome and nice to the students.

-William Woolf

I will miss band and FFA the most because of all the fun things I was able to do.

-Casey Wald

MICHAEL ZAMORANO I will miss my teachers the most because they have always supported my fellow students and me to prepare for our future.

-Michael Zamorano

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What do you hope to have accomplished by your 25th High School Reunion?

Graduating college, starting a family, getting married. Also, getting a job in management or anything with leadership.

-Taylor Beck Grow a mullet.

-CJ Brooks

Hopefully working as a body piercer and getting my life on track.

-Sierra Doll A good career and family.

-Connor Drews Graduating college.

-Damon Eberhardt

Being successful and having a full-time job in my field and have a house.

-Alex Bruder Graduate college, find a good job and have a family.

-Joe Checki Home/Built 500th car/truck.

-Marshall Coffey Graduating college, pursuing a career that I love and positively impacting the world.

-Margaret Condon

Have a steady job.

-Samantha Eichorst Having a great career and working to own a childcare center of my own.

-Ruth Hansen Living in an apartment and have a stable job.

-Noah Hensley Having a successful career along with a family.

-Joe Holtan Being happy, have dogs, have children, a well-paying job and someone who loves me.

-Amber Jacobson

Having a family of my own, finding a job I truly love and achieving an overall happy life.

-Dawson Jollie Making other peoples’ lives easier by doing anything I can do to help.

-Kody Kluge By this time, I hope to be a foreman for a company running my own crew.

-Mitchell Kurtz Graduating college, working at an elementary school, married, have kids, no regrets.

-Presley Litterick Becoming a Green Beret, get married, buy a house and enjoy my life.

-Cameron Makowski Writing a book.

-Damon Matthews

Having three dogs, few kids and a nice truck.

-Josie McDonald

Graduating college and pursuing a career that I love.

-Lillian Newman

Graduating college and have my dream job of being a neonatal nurse practitioner. Have a family and dogs and living my best life.

-Lauren Miller

A well-established family, performed professionally abroad, watch my siblings successfully transition to adulthood.

-Brandon Poler

Buying a house and living my dream job!

-Leslie Miller

Have a job and have a house.

-Zak Preuss

Graduating college, moving to California to pursue my career with Disney, Pixar or Illumination.

-Zoey Miller

Getting a child care job and owning a house and have a good, steady relationship.

-Brianna Raatz

Make money!

-Sidney Minnema Owning a business, starting a product line and maybe competing in strongman competitions.

-Brandon Mlejnek

Be a successful pharmacist, pharmacologist or scientist with a steady fiancé.

-Azim Syahimi Bin Che Samsudin Buying my dream truck, owning a house or having an apartment, graduating tech school as an ASE certified tech, maybe having a

family? “We’ll see how things go.”

-Nick Schuster People knowing my name around the world and maybe, just maybe, finally being happy with myself.

-MacKenzie Thompson Marine Corps, ‘bout it.

-Chance Tuttle Having a good career and have a good rabbitry started.

-Casey Wald Get a haircut.

-Derek Wasley Have gotten a good job, have traveled a lot, have met new people and, in the process, living my best life :) -Haley Wolff My homework and passing all my classes.

-William Woolf Living my best life.

-Michael Zamorano

The 2018 Horicon Homecoming Court. Seated from left are Presley Litterick, Josie McDonald, Haley Wolff, Amber Jacobson, and Lauren Miller. Standing are Dyami David, Brandon Mlejnek, Dawson Jollie, Maggie Condon, Noah Hensley, CJ Brooks, Michael Zamorano, Caleb LaBlanc, Mitchell Kurtz, Sid Minnema, Payton Marvin, Brandon Poler and Ale Alvarez.

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2019 Horicon High School

Scholarship Awards Mazzy Ballard: Class of 2019 Salutatorian, Horicon Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Horicon School District Merit Scholarship, Walter Shoppe Memorial Scholarship, Horicon Phoenix Program Scholarship, UW-River Falls Outstanding Academic Achievement Award.

Taylor Beck: Horicon Bank STRIVE Scholarship.

CJ Brooks: Athletic Statuette, Horicon Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, Tom Murphy Memorial Scholarship, Horicon Chamber of Commerce Scholarship.

Alex Bruder: Anonymous STRIVE Scholarship.

Azim Che Samsudin: Japan, South Korea, France and Germany Special Program Scholarship (JPA JKPJ for short) sponsored by Malaysia Public Service Department (JPA)

Margaret Condon: Fredric P. Ulrich Memorial Scholarship, William Kern Scholarship, Horicon Marsh Hawks Scholarship, Creative Dramatics Scholarship, Alpha XI Scholarship.

Connor Drews: Class of 2019 Valedictorian, WIAA Scholar Athlete, Athletic Statuette, Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen, Harlan and Cleo Dornfeld Memorial Scholarship, Horicon Bank Scholarship, Academic Excellence Scholarship.

Samantha Eichorst: Anonymous STRIVE Scholarship, Class of 1969 Award, Technical Excellence Scholarship.

Ruth Hansen: Walter R. Bussewitz Memorial Scholarship, Horicon School District Merit Scholarship, Leadership in the Dramatic Arts Scholarship.

Amber Jacobson: Horicon Lions Scholarship, Kane-Pufahl Scholarship.

Dawson Jollie: Horicon Area Foundation Scholarship, Horicon School District Merit Scholarship, Leadership in the Dramatic Arts Scholarship.

Mitchell Kurtz: Moraine Park Technical College Senior Award, Class of 1969 Award, Horicon American Legion Post #157 Scholarship, Robert F. Splinter Scholarship, Dodge County Snowmobile Association Scholarship.

Presley Litterick: Horicon Future Teacher Scholarship, Horicon American Legion Post #157 Scholarship, Horicon American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship, Horicon High School Student Council Scholarship.

Josie McDonald: IAM Local 873 Scholarship, Horicon Lions Club Scholarship, Horicon EMS Star Of Life Scholarship, Horicon School District Merit Scholarship, UW Health Scholarship.

Lauren Miller: WIAA Scholar Athlete received an Athletic Statuette, Drs. Esser, Krueger, Borja Health Professional Scholarship, Horicon School District Merit Scholarship, Horicon Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Tom Murphy Memorial Scholarship, William Kern Scholarship, Edgewood College Scholarship.

Leslie Miller: Horicon Rotary Club STRIVE Scholarship, Class of 1969 Award, Harlen and Cleo Dornfeld Memorial Scholarship.

Sidney Minnema: Sr. Mary Sheila Burns Award, Track and Field Scholarship from Marian University.

Lillian Newman: Lee Hardesty Memorial Scholarship, FFA Alumni Scholarship, Viola (Neuendorf) Schielke Scholarship.

Zakary Preuss: Class of 1969 Award.

Brandon Poler: Ryan Carlson Memorial STRIVE Scholarship, Captain Alan R. Borchardt Memorial Scholarship, American Red Cross Scholarship.

Brianna Raatz: Janet K. Mayo Memorial STRIVE Scholarship.

Casey Wald: John Philip Sousa Award, Destiny C. Kogler-Reinwald Memorial Scholarship.

Haley Wolff: Horicon Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Horicon Bank Scholarship.

William Woolf: Dr. Jean Esser STRIVE Scholarship.

Michael Zamorano: Horicon Marsh Kiwanis STRIVE Scholarship, Class of 1969 Award, Brenden Carpenter Scholarship, Horicon Chamber Of Commerce Scholarship.

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PRESLEY LITTERICK

Congratulations! And always remember - if you ain’t first you’re last.

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