The Chatterbox - May 17, 2017 - CXI.14

Volume CXI, Issue 14

The student news publication of Walnut Hills High School

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

TIMELINE

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PAGE BY: BRIANNA JONES, SOFIA TOLLEFSON, ISABEL NISSLEY, CAMILLE WILLIAMS, EMILY GLAZER, SYMIA GRAYSON

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This year’s graduating SENIORS are the last class to experience all six years with Principal Jeffrey Brokamp. After a year crammed with AP classes and a bit of senioritis here and there, SENIORS are ready to take on the world outside of the doors of WHHS. • The world mourned and memed the death of Harambe after a toddler fell into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo. • It thunderstormed at the SENIOR picnic.

• WHHS received numerous threats from creepy clowns.

Junior year was filled with dreams of becoming a SENIOR. Some took the ACT countless times, piled on AP classes and begged teachers for early recommendation letters. Others contracted early-onset seniorits.

• Multiple dance crazes emerged.

• No “after prom”.

• WHHS introduced both Rugby and Archery to the WHHS sports program.

Sophomore year was one step closer to graduation, but students still had plenty of time to enjoy high school.

• The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge trended among students.

• Ice cream vending machine appeared in the arcade.

• Automatic hand dryers replaced paper towels, causing much frustration.

• Fusian sushi started coming every Wednesday.

• Every Friday was food truck Friday.

In freshman year there were no more mods. Six minute passing time turned to 5 minutes. The first year of high school was a time for new memories.

• At Frosh students “Turned Down for What”.

• In the hallways, students saw countless T-shirts that said “But first let me take a #Selfie”.

• In January 2014, there was a full week of snow days.

SENIOR year, 2016 - 2017

“At the pep-rally this year, all of the teachers were diving and actually participating in the relay race. J-Bro took his jacket off and slid in his nice pants, shirt, tie and everything.”

SENIOR Rory Tekulve

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Junior year, 2015 - 2016

SENIOR PRANKS

“Science Olympiad went to states for the first time in Columbus, which was really fun.”

CAMILLE WILLIAMS/ CHATTERBOX The ‘dab’ and ‘running man challenge’ dominated junior year.

SENIOR Madhulika Kastury

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Sophomore year, 2014 - 2015 “I remember the pep rally had a helicopter and they were trying to get this guy to jump out of the helicopter…but they threw a dummy out of the helicopter” SENIOR Willy Schwerin

There were multiple Senior pranks, including blocking the halls in crowded areas, and an anti-prank. SENIORS also took the job of janitorial staff for a day.

CAMILLE WILLIAMS/ CHATTERBOX There were both whips and nae naes.

Freshman year, 2013 - 2014 “Snow week was fantastic.” “The ping pong SENIOR Corine Clust announcement with the jingle started ninth grade” SENIOR Ben Aufermann Art by Shelly/Skechport.

Although many students found their way around WHHS by eighth grade, 2012 was the first year for many.

• There were not as many cockroaches in the locker rooms, but there were plenty of crickets in the Arts and Science building.

• Sudents jammed to the “Harlem Shake”, “Thriftshop” and “What does the Fox Say?”.

• The varsity basketball team made it to the final four.

Many SENIORS started out as Effies, frantically trekking up from the mods with oversized backpacks.

• The varsity football team made it to the playoffs.

• Longer lockers were still around, with many students sharing them.

• The Hunger Games was the most highly anticipated movie of 2012.

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BRIANNA JONES/CHATTERBOX The last Walnut 24 was in 2013.

E-flat year, 2012 - 2013

EMMA HEINES/CHATTERBOX By the fall of 2012, construction of the senior high gym and music building was completed.

On a day in May, the halls were flooded with yarn, which caused catastrophes during passing bells.

“The Librarians were falling, yelling at people to stop walking.

I was DEAD.” SENIOR Gabby Lowrey

“In eighth grade we went to Ohio State for basketball” SENIOR Mario Roberts Jr.

“Some seniors pulled a prank where they put a [smoke] bomb in the arcade. We missed our whole third bell. The fire department called and we were on the football field. It was fun because we basically played on the field for a whole bell.”

SENIOR Shayla Delamar

Effie year, 2011 - 2012

CAMILLE WILLIAMS/ CHATTERBOX Snapchat made its debut in 2011, but it did not develop the “My Story” feature until 2013.

“Before the new building was renovated, in Latin we couldn’t have class in the classroom because it was too hot. We had to have class in the forum for like a three-week period.”

SENIOR Mitch Deck

There was a flash mob to “Party Rock Anthem” in Blair Circle.

“I was in the arcade and I was like, ‘I can’t wait to be a senior.”

SENIOR Aaryn Stephens

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As an integral part of the Walnut Hills High School community, the Chatterbox has the responsibility to report in the most comprehensive and objective manner possible. Students, parents, faculty, and administra-

tors are encouraged to use this publication as a forum to express any ideas or concerns, whether they be personal or of local, national, or international scope.

Journalists are required to work under established guidelines. Invasion of privacy as a means of news gathering is prohibited. Articles found to be discriminatory, libelous, or unnecessarily obscene (as determined by the editors or the advisor) will not be published. Finally, journalists are granted the right to keep private the name of a source from whom they received

information with the understanding that the source was to remain anonymous. The role of the newspaper advisor will be to provide counsel and criticism pertaining to the newspaper’s content and production. Although both the advisor and the administration hold certain powers regarding the Chatterbox, both must respect the paper’s autonomy. No student shall be prevented from joining the staff on the basis of sex, race, creed or national origin.

Augusta Battoclette Editor-in-Chief Ibrahim Munir Managing Editor of News and Features

Maham Usmani Managing Editor of Student Life

Ashwini Kamath Managing Editor of Opinions

Hannah Bundschuh Managing Editor of Visual Elements

Pavan Yaddanapudi Business Manager

Nick Robertson Online Content Manager

Samantha Gerwe-Perkins Adviser

Dawn Wolfe Adviser

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PAGE CONTRIBUTOR(S): JACK SAMUELS, DELANEY OWENS, EMMA HEINES, MICHAEL SWEENEY, MACKENZIE CANTO.

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Walnut Hills High School bids goodbye to faculty

David Case

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Delaney Owens, ‘21 After growing up on Long Island, WHHS teacher David Case attended Ballard High School in Louisville, where he fell in love with mathematics. As a math major at Purdue, Case believed teaching would be a great

career, and set out on the path toward over thirty years of teaching. After teaching with the CAMAS program at Woodword High School for ten years, Case moved with the program to Hughes High School for another sixteen years. Next, he came to WHHS where he is ending his teaching career to play golf and spend more time with his wife, children and friends. Over his years of experience, Case has taught Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Probability & Statistics, and his favorite, Calculus AA. Through his many decades of teaching, Case notes the most difficult part of the job is keeping students engaged. Even though he is looking forward to the opportunities his retirement will bring and “not getting up at 5:40am”, Case will miss the people at WHHS “They were a great staff to work with,” he said.

His advice to future and current WHHS students is to “work hard!”

Sofia Tollefson, ‘21

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Virginia Hautz

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Delaney Owens, ‘21 WHHS teacher Virginia Hautz was born in Southern Italy and moved to Cincinnati when she was eight years old, not knowing any English. She grew up in a family that valued reading and learning, encouraging her to pursue a career in teaching.

Mark Rucker

Tom Donnelly Tom Donnelly has been the Athletic Director at WHHS for nine years.

“I’ve learned that Mr. Brokamp, Walnut Hills and students are very special and wonderful,” Donnelly said. “I’ve come to appreciate what this institution has done and what they teach people and what they can help people accomplish.”

His favorite memory was when a team cancelled their game against Anderson, and WHHS players stepped in so that the Anderson players could have their senior night.

The year before, Anderson had lost a player to cancer. The WHHS supported and helped mourn the loss that night by wearing black and orange jersey’s with the number of the deceased player on it.

PHOTO COURTESY OF MARK RUCKER

Micheal Sweeny, ‘17 Longtime chemistry teacher Mark Rucker has decided to start something fresh and walk away, not only from WHHS, but teaching altogether. Rucker started subbing at WHHS during the 2002-2003 school year,

Wally Hill identity reveal Yes, it was me all along. I’m Sarah Hansen, alias Wally Hill and it has been an absolute pleasure to subject all of you to my opinions this year.

Let me start off by saying how surreal I still find this whole thing to be. I never seriously thought that I would be Wally. I do remember thinking about what it might be like to write under this pseudonym in seventh grade, as I gazed at a copy of The Chatterbox. Maybe I could be that anonymous writer. It would be so cool, right?

My seventh grade self absolutely thought it indeed would be very cool and no doubt very glamorous to do such a thing, to be this mysterious personage, for the entire

five seconds of consideration that she gave this idea. After that, all thoughts of Wally were pushed from my mind. Until last year, that is, when Samantha Gerwe-Perkins asked me if I would, and if I hadn’t accepted then you obviously wouldn’t be reading this now.

I definitely wasn’t the most secretive Wally Hill. I really, really tried to keep my journalistic activities secret, but it seemed like most of The Chatterbox had me pegged from the very beginning—as soon as the first piece under my new pseudonym went to print, Pavan and Matthew let me know, quite directly, exactly what they thought about my article.

To them, and a fair many others, I was the obvious suspect, and my stuttering attempts

at denial didn’t seem to help my case.

I can only hope that I was better at writing than I was at lying about it, given my utter ineptitude at the latter. Writing as Wally presented a different sort of challenge— for me, they were a character, one with no set personality or history. The artistic freedom I was presented with was enormous— there was very little I couldn’t write about, and the abstract nature of Wally allowed me to approach any issue with any attitude. This selfdeterminism was a bit overwhelming, but it’s this very quality, this fluidity that makes writing as Wally so interesting.

For the last time, Wally Hill

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“I learned so much every day that I taught,” Hautz said.

She began her career at Schwab Middle School, later moving to Western Hills High School. At WHHS she taught classes including Ancient and Medieval History, Italian and ninth grade Honors before settling down in the English department.

Hautz retired earlier this school year.

She taught at WHHS for 22 years. What she misses most about her job is working with her students.

“I think because the students are so good at Walnut, and they’re so interested in learning, I think that makes teachers want to teach better,” Hautz said. “I think it made me a better teacher.”

In retirement she is looking forward to traveling home to Italy to visit her family.

“Take advantage of the wonderful opportunities that Walnut gives you because you’re surrounded by so much talent” she said. before becoming a full-time teacher in the spring of 2005. He has become one of the more memorable teachers WHHS has had in a while, whether it was his hands on approach with the chemistry materials, his intriguing life experiences or his many pet snakes. He brought an energy to the classroom that caused even the most uninterested to pay attention.

When asked what he will miss most, he said, “Teaching Chemistry and watching the students learn the concepts.”

Rucker will be traveling the country starting with Colorado where he will peak 12 summits, then Salt Lake City and Hillside Supper Club in San Francisco, California to work with a friend, then Portland, Oregon to work as a chemist on a farm and then by the spring of 2018 he will travel up to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to begin his descent down to Argentina by bike.

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Alabama

Alabama A&M University Sidnei Gibson Alabama Huntsville Carley Stichtenoth Tuskegee University Darryl Whitehead

Califor nia

City College of San Francisco Nigel Coston

Sacramento City College Ayanna Boben Stanford University Haley Hauser University of California Berkeley Ethan Willbrand

Colorado

University of Colorado Boulder Tasia Kieffer

Flor id a

Nova Southeastern University Max Broxterman

Georg ia

Morehouse College Curtis Alexander

Savannah State University Lamia Willis

Illinois

Indiana

Butler University Ben Hussey Kate Hussey

DePauw University Alyssa Harmann Greta Raser Earlham College Will Frye Brooke Jarvi-Beamer* Andrew Mullin Indiana University Zoe Clark Trevor Ewing Jack Hurst Jade Rucker Emma Shelton Pavan Yaddanapudi Purdue University Chase Davis Dyami Davis-Spence Miles DeWitt Natalie Grober Jacob Harmon Alexis Wolfe

K ent ucky

Berea College Arika Browning Centre College Mitchell Deck

Eastern Kentucky University Kayla Fiasco Darius Thomas Kentucky State University Ricky Dees

Columbia College Chicago Mikela Kinamore Midway University Faith MacFarlane DePaul University Sara Eghbalnia Northern Kentucky Paulina Prokhorova University Natalia Sezer Erihyra Coleman John Stukenberg Cheyenne Corbin John Yee Kahla Cornett Loyola University Chicago Beck Burchett Taelor Hairston Zach Siegel Northwestern University Sherie Cheng Wenxin Liao Isabella Noe Christasia Strader Quincy University Kai Kremer The University of Chicago Molly Katkin Max White

Shayla Delamar Malik Ervin Tamara Jackson Kevonna Lewis Krilaunda Perkins Deanna Simmons Michael Smith Adriana Stills

L ousianna

Loyola University New Orleans Rhianon Morrison Xavier University of Louisiana La’Shance Perry

Mar yland

University of Maryland Beatrice Baker

Massachusetts

Boston College William Dietz

Brandeis University Anna Cowett

Rochester Institute of Technology Hunter Goering Union College Jared Sowder

Nor th Carolina

Lees-McRae College Zachary Ross University of North Carolina Duncan Mitchell Winston-Salem State University LeShawna Watkins

Ohio

Harvard University Devonne Pitts Adam Sella*

Baldwin Wallace University Amaya Gentry

Northeastern University Zoe Vanasse

Bowling Green State University Zoey Beitzinger Max Dallas Prescott Huston Noah Jackson Adelaide Lytle Adam Ranz Sedona Spellen

M ichigan

Cornerstone University Natenael Nesibu Eastern Michigan University Olivia Barnaclo Jackson Hamann Hannah Niehaus

Capital University Gareth Evans

Rockhurst University Adam Seal

Case Western Reserve University Sunny Congrove Matthew Gaines Devin Knott Kelly McCarthy-Mellett Elton Tong

Saint Louis University Maria Ramsey

Christ College of Nursing Arpita Basu

Washington University in St. Louis Madhulika Kastury

Cincinnati State Deja Bennett Miya Gilliam Miranda Garland Lindsay Hand Alcid Jacobs Benjamin Miller* Trenton Rothan Courage Sellers Londyn Sims Devin Siry

Michigan State University Bryce Rao Lee Workum

M issour i

New Jersey

Princeton University Yaw Asante

New York

Adelphi College Krishyra Mitchell

Thomas More College Isabella Leisgang

Cornell University Andrew Sheldon Joe Smith

University of Kentucky Sam Hoover Aspen Kelly

Fordham University Celeste Langree Quinn Mullaney

University of Louisville Allen Foss Josephine Herbert

New York University Rebecca Hattemer Pratt Institute Lauren Driscoll

*denotes SENIOR who is taking a gap year before attending a school to which they have committed.

Cleveland State University Corine Clust Zsanaya Massey Hocking College Guido DiMarco Kent State University Augusta Battoclette KaraLee Boggess Makara Bruce Olive Frank Kayla Murrell Tyra Nellom Jhariah Wadkins

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Lake Erie College Forrest Longeway Marietta College Moria Gable Miami University Evan Anderson Michaela Ballard Raeshann Berry Pierre Carnesi Alex Christian Kimberly Cochran Michael Davenport Kyndal Fletcher Kyrah Gale Jessica Gallop Lance Grengbondai Nick Hagerty Sarah Hansen

SEN FUTU PLA Miami University (continued) Thomas Kovasckitz Jack Langenderfer Gerundio Reblando Bethany Sersion MacKenzie Sheppard Vincent Smith Emily Stein Emma Stevens Matthew Sutkamp Rory Tekulve Langston Thomas Mount Saint Joseph University Alexandria Hines Eriana Trice Notre Dame College Ibrahima Goumballe’ Oberlin College Craig Slagh Otterbein University Symia Grayson Ohio University Samuel Bashor Alliea Marie Bonfield Carly Coleman

INFORMATION HAS BEEN VERIFIED WITH AT LEAST TWO SOURCES.

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Ohio University (continued) Margaret Conte Michel Curry Carli Flaspohler Conner Halbert Jayda Morgan Ngoc Sam Amur Shannon Michael Sweeney Ashlyn Ware

The Ohio State University Mansfield Andrew Ebrahimpour

The Ohio State University Carly Ayers Cory Bargemann Mackenzie Brown Charlotte Buisson Mollie Chaiken Da’Sean Curry Robert Dyehouse

University of Akron Ananya Cherukuri

NIOR URE ANS The Ohio State University (continued) Kian Eghbalnia Meggie Garry Rebecka Gibbon Nate Hauer Julie Inman Selena Johnson Ashwini Kamath Elena Kaufman Jessica Kavinsky Jeongin Kim Ben Kowalski Sarah Law Mary Page Mason Morgan McHale John Meacham William Mullin Henry Neff Lillian O’Toole Natalie Perme Inayah Rodgers Anna Schneider Ellie Seliga Benjamin Speno Rachel Thurman Skye Vaské Jared Walker Piper Womelsdorf Tatyana Woodall Rebecca Zavon

The Ohio State University Newark Makayla Searles Tiffin University Justin Lockett Kylie Thomas

University of Cincinnati Cameron Angel Natalie Arvin Ben Aufermann Skyler Baney Katherine Bartmess Ananya Basu Adam Beebe Andrew Blume Lamya Bowie Sawyer Brammer Reggie Brown Nia Burns Nicholas Caldwell Mackenzie Canto Lea Cantor Audrey Capannari Tyra Captain Nicholas Carns Ellie Cassedy Isaac Clark Mickaila Cleary Leah Cleveland Tye Cobb Chloe Coleman Griffin Cook Aaron Cotton Connor Danker Mariah Davidson Ozie Davis Foulemata Diagouraga Stephanie Doughman John Doyle Lindsay Duffie Ben Elfner Sarah Evans Mycah Faison Sam Ferre John Fix David Fowler Julius Freeman Deven Frison Jayla Frost Quiaris Gardner* Isabella Geeding Joyce Ghali Claire Greweling Olivia Grimley Kathryn Hannan Nina Hayutin Laurie Heldman Bethany Hickman Derrick Hollis Kaelyn Jefferson McKenna Johnson Emmanuel Jokotoye Brianna Jones Vanessa Jones Emily Jordan

ALL INFORMATION ACCURATE AS OF MAY 16, 2017 AT 12:30 P.M.

University of Cincinnati (continued) Lexus Joseph Meera Khayo Ian King Emily Koslovsky Jeanette Kootin-Sanwu Malavika Kumar Hali Lanier Katie Lawson Nicholai Lekson Tianyi Li Meredith Lindsey Gabriana Lowry Elizabeth Madison Leopold Martini Feaven Maru Jayden Matthews Kamala Nelson Krishna Nelson Carolyn Newberry Oluwaseye Oyadiran Seyi Oyadiran Sahaja Pandey Roberto Parker Rahul Patel Fenil Patel Ryli’ Pearson John-Allen Phillips Paula Pinto Caleb Ponting Aaliyah Powell Charles Pritz Grant Raifstanger Jazmynn Ramsey Hannah Ransohoff-Englert Mary Reid Kish Richardson Amy Ritter Emma Robbins Chancelor Roberts Mario Roberts Tyisha Rocker Alexander Romero Anna Maria Rose Jason Ruff Jada Ryce Tara Sales Peter Schmalz Willy Schwerin Karl Sedlacek Imani Shabazz Elinor Sherman Will Smotherman Isaac Speelman Celeste Sprague Keith Springs Alexiss Steele Aaryn Stephens Christopher Stokes Ja’Naia Stutson Allison Szymaniak Jonathon Taffe Alexis Thomas Elliot Thompson Tessa Thrower Callie Tucker Te’Ahn Turner Torcato Vaz Alessandro Vicino Erin Voner Juliette Wean Jessica Wedig Ella Whiteside

University of Cincinnati (continued) Eryn Williams Carl Williams Haley Windsor Anna Yang Rachel Yee Sydney Yee University of Cincinnati Blue Ash Makalyn Barnes Malachi Barns Chase Brown-Strahorn Michael Flanagan Emily Glazer Hans Hammelrath Simone Lomack Eli McCuskey Cameron Morrison David Turner Adam Wissman Sua’Jay Zanders University of Dayton Cara Daley Jasmine Riechmann Caleb Williams

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University of South Carolina Paul Fixler Maggie Gavin

Tennessee

Tennessee State University CeVaughn Gipson Kobie Williams

Virg inia

Virginia Tech Joseph Smotherman

Washing t on, D.C.

American University Emily Shelton Kayla Walker Howard University Aliyah Anderson Shakira Crawford Diamond Donaldson KeAysia Jackson Kayla Lennon Mya Wells Leah Young

Wisconsin University of Mount Union Milwaukee School Zoe Spellen of Engineering Demetrius Smith University of Toledo Michael Allen Aleeha Davis Bruce Gay Malcolm Moffett Jahleel Williams Urbana University Randall Smallwood Wittenburg University Gage Carpenter Wright State University Jashua Bolar Skye Lewis Rodney Ryles Xavier University Markeshia Jackson Nicholas Moore Alora Va Devon Vaughn Paul Villanueva Duncan Webb Youngstown State University Caleb Warmack

Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania Shaheel Mitra University of Pittsburgh Nick Eggers

South Carolina

Clemson University Ethan Bensman Katie Flynn Caitlin Klei Evan Miyasato

Marquette University Saul Weinstein

Other

Employment Hannah Burmeister Erin Middlebrooks Sophia Mousie Gap Year Theodore Balick Martin Collins Eric Luken Jordan Lunsford Katie Moore Noah Perry Undecided Miracle Gaines Aaliyah Harris Jordan Henderson Ellie Keidel Unknown Noah Allen Akwi Tacho

Inter national

Cambridge/Brandsford University (England) Maria Gomes

M ilit ar y Folashade O’Neal-Akerele Coast Guard Tobias Hofmann United States Marine Corps Helen Paradies

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PAGE CONTRIBUTORS: IBRAHIM MUNIR, KEEGAN SULLIVAN, BRIANNA JONES, JACK SAMUELS, GRACE BERDING, EMMA HEINS, AARON ESPELAGE, AMANDA ANDERSON

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Augusta Battoclette Ashwini Kamath

CINCINNATI, OHIO

Pavan Yaddanapudi

Editor-in-Chief Five and a half years on The Chatterbox Kent State University Major in Journalism and Mass Communication Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “A few words aren’t enough.”

Managing Editor of Opinions Five years on The Chatterbox The Ohio State University Major in Biomedical Engineering Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Tossing my opinions into an air saturated with debates over ethics & copyright.”

Business Manager and News and Features writer Two years on The Chatterbox Indiana University Bloomington Major in Finance Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “A great experience that I’m glad I had.”

Michael Sweeney

Brianna Jones

Emily Glazer

Mackenzie Canto

Roberto Parker

Sports writer Two years on The Chatterbox Ohio University Double Major in History and Political Science Favorite Chatterbox Memory: “@NwsWrtng.2 and nuggeting Ryleigh’s backpack.”

Photographer One year on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Major in Early Childhood Education Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Stressful, but at the same time enjoyable, and you gain a family.”

Fine Arts section editor and Editorial board member Two years on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Major in Psychology with Pre-Law Track Favorite Chatterbox Memories: “Going on missions with Grace and Ryleigh, Earth Jam reporting, @NwsWrtng.2 and Brown Fire.”

Fine Arts Photographer One year on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Major in Electronic Media Describe Chatterbox in a few words: “A valuable learning experience for a journalist in today’s youth.”

Viewpoints writer Three years on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Major in Social Work Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Being able to express myself.”

Leah Cleveland

Style and Culture writer One year on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Major in Pre-pharmacy Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Stressful.”

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SENIOR Chat terboxers

CINCINNATI, OHIO

A FAMILY

Too much dabbing

Great experience

Fun little LOUD bundle of stress

Inspirational

Being able to express myself “A place where your opinions are both listened to and debated over.”

Ashwini Kamath and Augusta Battoclette

Nicholai Lekson

Krishyra Mitchell

Sarah Hansen

Kayla Murrell

Krilaunda Perkins

Symia Grayson

Graphic Designer Two years on The Chatterbox University of Cincinnati Electrical Engineering Favorite Chatterbox memory: “When Elise Fritts gagged at the ‘gross carrots’.”

Photographer One year on The Chatterbox Kent State Major in Journalism Describe Chatterbox in a few words: “It was a great experience”

News and Features writer Two years on The Chatterbox Adelphi University Major in Neuroscience Favorite Chatterbox memory: “Going to get pizza with Augusta.”

Fine arts writer One year on The Chatterbox Northern Kentucky University Major in Visual Communications Design Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Loud and crazy.”

Arcade section editor Two years on The Chatterbox Miami University Major in Computer Science Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “A fun little bundle of stress.”

Viewpoints writer One year on Chatterbox Otterbein University Major in Pre-veterinary Medicine Describe The Chatterbox in a few words: “Hectic; but fun. It teaches you about life.”

AUGUSTA BATTOCLETTE AND MACKENZIE CANTO: EMMA HEINS/CHATTERBOX. MICHAEL SWEENEY: BRIANNA JONES/CHATTERBOX. ALL OTHER PHOTOS BY JACK SAMUELS/CHATTERBOX.

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BLAST FROM THE PAST

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Blast from the past

Do you remember your hair as an Effie? Match the departing SENIORS’ seventh grade hair with their current photo. Match the numbered seventh grade hair with the lettered SENIOR photo.

1 2

1

4

3 7

5

6

8

15

10

9

A TeAhn Turner

F

Miles DeWitt

G

Sherie Cheng

Aurora Bonfield

H

Seye Oyadiran

A-E HANNA BUNDSCHUH/CHATTERBOX F CAROLINE HORVATH/CHATTERBOX J, O JACK SAMUELS/CHATTERBOX H, N BRIANNA JONES/CHATTERBOX ALL OTHER PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE REMEMBRANCER

Torcato Vaz

E Rachel Thurman

I Ashlyn Ware

J Ethan Bensman

N

M

L

14 D

C

Sedona Spellen

Adelaide Lytle

K John Stukenberg

12 B

Markeshia Johnson

13

Zoe Spellen

O Adam Sella

ANSWER KEY: A5, B4, C13, D6, E15, F2, G11, H10, I7, J12, K9, L3, M8, N1, O14

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