“We did it!”
• Athletic Signings
• Top 11
• Scholarship Winners
• Prom Recap
• Senior Assembly Video In this Edition:
Class of 2025
Four graduates sign to play collegiate sports
Logan Goodin has signed to Heidelberg University for the fall to play football.
Malachi Rodrigez has signed to for Henry Ford College for the fall to wrestle.
Bailey Miering has signed to Lansing Community College for the fall to run cross country and track.
Elizabeth Lambert has signed to University of Michigan --Dearbon for the fall to run Cross Country.
Seniors receive funding through grants, scholarships
Several of the seniors at Mason Senior High School received various scholarships and grants to aid in their journey to college next year.
Navaeh Sherman received 11 fundeng awards this year, including the Rocket Advantage Grant, Regents scholarship, Sullivan Alumni Honor Scholarship from University of Toledo, and the Spartan Tuition Advantage from Michigan State University. She also received the In-State tuition scholarship from the University of New Mexico and the Michigan out of state award from Bowling Green State University. Other scholarships that she received include the Bronco Merit
Scholarship, Dean’s Scholarship, Freshman Academic Scholarship, prestigious 2025 LAHC Scholarship, and the CLE Grant.
Karter Stubleski received the Roman Scholarship, Rieman Scholarship Fund, Beyer Memorial Scholarship, and the Toledo Excellence Scholarship from the University of Toledo. He also received the Mike and Nancy Taylor Scholarship from National Demolition Association. Other scholarships that he received include the Michigan Society of Professional Engineers Scholarship and the Barnes and Noble Scholarship.
William Mosley received the University Freshman Academic Scholarship from Bowling Green State University.
Jasmine Witforth received the Husky scholarship from Monroe County Community College.
Clara Whalen received the Presidential/Lincoln Scholarship from Carthage College.
Nina Russel received the University Freshman Academic Scholarship and the Michigan Out of State Award from Bowling Green State University.
Anjelica Oberhaus received the Merit Scholarship from Xavier University.
Carson Wurster received the Kessler Scholarship and the Summer Bridge Scholars Scholarship from University of Michigan as well as the Dollars for Scholars Scholarship.
*more funding awards may have been granted after printing.
Senioritis attacks Class of 2025
Number of casualties still unknown
This cartoon depicts ‘Senioritis’ (when seniors give up on their classes), in honor of our graduating Class of 2025. Your Eagle family wishes you luck on all future endeavors.
Cartoon by Genevieve Wilkinson
Seniors collect awards, cords at Friday’s Senior Assembly
On Tuesday, May 29, Mason Senior High School held its annual senior assembly to celebrate the graduating senior class.
Things started with a welcome from the class of 2025 class advisor, Mr. Bowers. He then handed out the Summa, Magna and Cum Laude honors. These are based on students’ GPAs. A total of 26 students received cords for their GPA.
Special recognition was given to Student Council, The National Honors Society, Youth in Government, Dollar for Scholars, Yearbook staff, and SPLT (Student Prevention Leadership Team), each receiving tassels or stoles.
Mrs. Whipple and Ms. Huber then honored the students who participated in the Unified Sports class, with
Nicholas Reichow awarded Peer of the Year.
Some teachers handed out individual awards from the education departments.
For athletics, Mr. Hayes gave out the Clifford Sterns award, a prestigious award tradition, to Beth Sweeney and Logan Goodin for their achievements in athletics and academics.
Finally, the senior slideshow was played. It was very heartwarming to see the baby pictures and quotes of all the graduates.
A senior lunch followed the assembly where students were judged for their decision posters. First place was awarded to Brianna Raymond, who is attending Owens Community College. Second place went to Madison Elliot and third place went to Elizabeth Lambert.
Please join us in celebrating these seniors at graduation on June 1 at 5 p.m., taking place on the football field.
Mason students
go wild
Toledo Zoo museum provides exciting prom
The Class of 2025 danced the night away at this year’s prom held at The Toledo Zoo’s museum April 26.
As students entered, they were greeted by Erie Mason staff as well as two furry animals - a chinchilla and rabbit - that they could pet (with help of a zookeeper).
The night continued with a buffet dinner of chicken and potatoes. An ice cream bar topped off the eating portion of the night. Soon after, the dancing began and, boy, was it wild.
Lastly, the homecoming king and queen were crowned -- Login Goodin and Nadia Glendenning respectively.
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photo courtesy of the yearbook