John Wilkens. John is the son of Kyle and Maggie Wilkens. John's extracurricular activities include: FFA, NHS, Football, Baseball. John's favorite school memory: "Pancaking Jude Wallace at football practice on scout offense." John's advice for incoming freshmen: "Enjoy every moment like it's the last." Impactful teachers include: Mrs Zeikle, Mr. Alberti, Ms. Grellner, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Port/Wylie, Mrs Structemeyer, Mrs Hayes, Mrs Shelli. Upon graduation, John plans to attend Missouri Valley College. In 10 years, John will have gone to law school and will be a criminal defense lawyer.
Phoenix Myrick. Phoenix is the daughter of Amy Lueck. Her grandfather, David Lueck, has been someone Phoenix has looked up too. "I participated in many activities throughout high school, I was an active member of the band for all 4 years doing color guard. I also joined a few clubs such as FBLA, scholar bowl, and peer helpers." Her favorite school memory: "I enjoyed traveling with the band to places like Florida and St. Louis. It was always loads of fun to share our yearly show at other competitions, and these trips were always a great opportunity for making memories." Her advice for incoming freshmen: "My biggest piece of advice is just don't let the silly things that happen in high school get to you, this is truly only a blip in your long life. Never let others hold you back or get you down and remember to value yourself, you're kind of stuck with yourself so make sure you find people who like you for you." Impactful teachers include: Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Murnahan, Mrs. Yoder, Mr. Honeycutt. Upon graduation, "I plan to start attending community college at MCC in the fall, I will be working towards my associates degree and eventually I want to begin studying to become an art therapist." I hope in 10 years I have a stable income, and a home to call my own. In an unrealistic world I would love a beautiful cottage type home out in the country, where I would raise horses and goats (among other farm animals) and have a beautiful garden."
Congrats to the Husker Tennis team on their great showing yesterday at the Individual District Tournament. Colby Dickmeier and Alex Dyer faced off against Mateo Guillen and Rhett Burns in the doubles district championship. Colby and Alex won the match and are district champions. Mateo and Rhett finished as district runners up. Colby, Alex, Mateo and Rhett have qualified for the MSHSAA State Tennis Tournament. #OnwardHuskers
MRVC East Conference Track Meet
Start Times - Field Events - 2:00 - Running Events - 3:00
Location - Carrollton High School
Start Times - Field Events - 2:00 - Running Events - 3:00
Location - Carrollton High School
Carley Allred. Carley is the daughter of Sherri Gannon. Carley participated in the Marching Band and Jazz Band. Her favorite school memory: Going to Florida with the marching band sophomore year. Carley's advice for incoming freshmen: Actually get your work done on time and keep track of your GPA. Impactful teachers for Carley include Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Port, and Mrs. Yoder. Upon graduation, Carley plans to attend a 2 year school. In 10 years, Carley hopes to either have a nice house and a steady job on the coast, or travel the world.
Zackary Serno. Zackary is the son of Kristen Serno. Although Zackary was not involved with any sport or club, he did help assist teachers and others who were in need. Zackary's favorite school memory: "When I was both just a student and in A+ for half a semester, I've helped teachers with important tasks and assisted those when in need." Zackary's advice for incoming freshmen: "Embrace your future when the time comes, for now, study all you can and succeed your way through." Zackary believes that all of his teachers have had a big impact on him. Upon graduation, Zackary plans to work. In 10 years: "It's complex for me, I can't really even say what I could do; to sum it up, I have too many plans."
Dalton Johnson. Dalton is the son of Brent Johnson and Shannon Williams. Dalton's extracurricular activities include: basketball; baseball; and attending Vo Tech. Dalton's favorite school memory: "My favorite high school memory was when I pinned Kadin Aversman on the back board." Advice for incoming freshmen: Do as much as you can because it will be over faster than you think. Dalton's most impactful teacher: Mr. Pleacher. Upon graduation, Dalton plans to start an apprenticeship in construction. In 10 years, Dalton hopes to be working in construction as a field supervisor.
Sophie Frank. Sophie is the daughter of Ashley Hill and Dan Frank. Sophie's extracurricular activities include: Volleyball, HOSA, FFA, FBLA, FCCLA. Sophie's favorite school memory: Playing volleyball with all my favorite people. Advice she would give to incoming freshmen: Get involved. Impactful teachers include: Ag teachers and Mr. Anderson! Upon graduation, Sophie plans on attending The University of Missouri in Columbia to study nursing. In 10 years, "I plan to graduate from CRNA school and to find a CRNA job. I plan to own a house and have a family."
Jace Wohlrabe. Jace is the son of Nicole Bobsin and Ryan Bobsin. Jace's extracurricular activities include: Baseball , Football , and Basketball. Jace's favorite school memory: "Playing baseball with Carter freshman year." Advice he would give to incoming freshmen: Pay attention. Those who have impacted Jace: his friends. Upon graduation, Jace plans to work in construction. In 10 years, Jace hopes to have a good paying job in construction.
High School Spring Concert and Art Show
Today Lorelei Weaver signed her NLI to wrestle at Quincy University. Congrats Lorelei. #OnwardHuskers
Myley Silvey. Myley is the daughter of Rachael and Aaron Silvey. Myley's extracurricular activity: Band was my only sport, and I couldn't be happier with that. Myley's favorite school memory: " I enjoyed every single band competition I ever went to. I will always cherish the memories I have with my band family." Advice for incoming freshmen: "Don't stress out. Just stay on top of your work, lean on your friends and teachers, and you'll be perfectly fine." Those who have made a lasting impact include: Tricia Heugal, Kendra Ramsey, Kelly Reuther, Kaley Barnes, Kayla Rain (therapist), Genna Krasser, Dominick Dryden, Wade Montgomery, Dixie Thaller, Bailey Urfer, Nathan Silvey (brother) and Rachael Silvey (mom). Upon graduation, Myley plans to attend UCM to study Music Technology. In 10 years, "I want to have monetary stability and maybe even a family while producing my own music."
Rylan Elliott. Rylan is the son of Billi Worley and James Elliott. Rylan's electives include: Track and field; football; and student council. Rylan's favorite school memory: "The constant scatter or rush from the bleachers after an assembly to get out of the school." Rylan's advice for incoming freshmen: Hard Work pays off. Impactful teachers include: Mrs. Manhken, Coach Cook, and Mr. Anderson. Upon graduation, Rylan plans to attend college and major in architecture. "In ten years I plan to have my own home and settle down and make sure I am financially stable and am willing to support my siblings as they go through college."
Rilley Randall. Rilley is the daughter of Martha and Calvin Randall. Rilley's extracurricular activities include: Tennis; basketball; FFA; FCCLA; votech. "My favorite school memory is joining tennis and being a part of the amazing team." Rilley's advice for incoming freshmen: Don't be afraid of losing friends. you'll find more and better fiends! "Mr. Anderson has impacted my life incredibly. I still remember the first day of his class and him calling me "really". I knew from then on he'd be one of my favorite teachers. I've always been able to talk to him and ask him anything." Upon graduation, Rilley plans to attend Park University to get a degree in psychology. "I hope that in 10 years I will have a rock on my finger and have kids with the love of my life. We will then live on a bunch of land while I work as a psychological technician."
Paige Fiene. Paige is the daughter of Tiger Fiene and Tracy Fiene. Paige's extracurricular activities include: Volleyball, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Science Club, FBLA, FCA, NHS, NTHS, HOSA. "My favorite high school memory was FBLA State Leadership Conference senior year." Paiges advice for incoming freshmen: Nothing is that serious, just have fun and make memories. Impactful teachers include: Mr Alberti, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Mr Pleacher, Mr. Wilkson, Mrs Summers. Upon graduation, Paige plans to attend State Fair Community College and get her Associates Degree in Radiologic Technology. "In 10 years I hope to be a Radiology Technician In a hospital. Living my best life with my husband."
Wade Montgomery. Wade is the son of Greg and Laura Montgomery. Wade's extracurricular activities include: Marching Band and Jazz Band. Wade's favorite school memory: "Going to Florida to march at Universal Studios with the marching band." Wade's advice to incoming freshmen: If you think you might like something try it because the next few years will pass you by before you know it. Impactful teachers include: Ms. Reuther, Mr. Honeycutt, Mr. Schloman, Mr. Drehle, and Mr. Brock. Upon graduation, Wade plans to find a decent paying job in welding. In 10 years, "I plan to be in a good welding shop making decent money. Enough to eventually get a good house and have cats."
Lorelei Weaver. Lorelei is the daughter of Angline and Jed Weaver. Lorelei's extracurricular activities include: Wrestling, FBLA president, Vice president of Drama/Theater, Student council, Softball, Cheerleading, Community service, NHS, Archery, FCA , Golf. Lorelei's favorite school memory: Winning state for wrestling, being the FIRST female champion and getting my name on the wall. Her advice for incoming freshmen: Be kind to everyone, because you don't know what their life is like behind closed doors. Impactful teachers include: Mr. Wilkson, Mrs. Zeikle, Mrs. Shellie, Mr. Padley, Mrs. Summers. Upon graduation, Lorelei plans to go to college for my PhD in business and physical therapy, while also continuing wrestling. In 10 years, Lorelei envisions being a CEO; owning my own business of physical therapy; and traveling around the world.
Kadin Aversman. Kadin is the son of Cliff and Laurie Aversman and Jennifer Brandon. Kadin's extracurricular activities include: Basketball, Football, Track, FBLA, FCCLA,FFA. Kadin's favorite school memory: Getting 3rd place at state for the 4x8. Kadin's advice for incoming freshmen: Just be yourself. Impactful teachers include: Mr. Alberti, Mr. Honeycutt, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Schloman, Mrs. Fisher. Upon graduation, Kadin plans to join the workforce. In 10 years, Kadin will be traveling the world.
Colton Fitzgerel. Colton is the son of Dennis and Tonya Fitzgerel. Colton's extracurricular activities include: Cross country, track, tennis, basketball, bowling, FBLA, STUCO, NHS, FCA, student advisory committee, band, and jazz band. Colton's favorite school memory: Halloween '24 cross country practice (Thanks, Dan). Colton's advice for incoming freshmen: Take your future seriously, get as involved as you can, and maintain a resting mood of slightly amused. Impactful teachers include: Coach Brand, Mr. Schloman, Mrs. Reuther, and Mrs. Wahn. Upon graduation, Colton plans to attend UCM and obtain a degree in airport management. "In 10 years, I plan to be working in the aviation industry and gaining experience to eventually join the Federal Aviation Administration; National Transportation Safety Board; and/or The International Civil Aviation Organization."
Myla Borgstadt. Myla is the daughter of Valerie Frank and Anthony Borgstadt. Myla's extracurricular activties include: During high school I was involved in FCCLA all 4 years and I played volleyball for my first 3 years. I was also a part of Blue and Gold singers my Freshman and Sophomore year. "My favorite high school memory was going to prom sophomore year with my best friend and my older sister. They were both older than me and getting to be a part of that moment with them was very special and something I cherish now that they are both at college." Myla's advice for incoming freshmen: Don't try to change yourself to fit in, you will find your people. "Throughout my school career I have had many teachers and many have made differences in their own ways. However, there are three specific teachers that stand out, Ashley Stockman, Jason Pleacher, and Colby Brand. I would not be the student or person that I am today without them." Upon gradution, Myla plans to attend the University of Missouri in Columbia to study psychology. "In 10 years I will be a sports psychologist making a difference for athletes that struggle with their mental health. I will also be travelling the world, making amazing memories, and meeting new people."
