"One piece of advice I would tell my freshman self is there aren't gonna be a lot of people that you can relate to. I think it's very cool that there are a lot of people at Neenah High School who can relate...

"My family members are my best friends; I love them. I am most afraid of losing my family because I'm nothing without them and can tell them anything. My family is my support system, and I know we would...

"Managing my workload has been toughest for me. I take a good amount of advanced classes. I play baseball in the spring, so being able to manage everything gets more difficult." -- Jack Carlson, class...

"My parents have taught me to respect others and work hard. My friends have also shown me that it's more important to work for something, rather than having it given to you . . . Jordan Peterson, who is...

"Use all your time wisely.  In high school, time is very limited and I don't like wasting time. Be organized and responsible with all your work and take lots of opportunities. Taking opportunities, like...

Motto:  The harder you work in life, the better the outcome will be.  "I am able to use theory with my job at Solea Mexican Grill. I work 4 days out of the week, so I am able to keep myself busy...

“Chess is important to me because of the people. I met most of my best friends through chess -- who are also some of the most important people in my life. Chess doesn’t care about your situation; it...

"I like to really be a part of the school. I think it really has a lot of things to offer, so I try to get involved in as many things as possible.  Sometimes I strain myself." -- Rachel Cortina, class...

"I may get frustrated with myself, but I don't stop trying. Everything I do from my three jobs to my extracurriculars is to make myself better." -- Kya Meunier, class of 2020

“ I like to go to Timshell. They have the best frappuccino ever; it's even better than Starbucks. I know the owners and the workers, so I have a good time there. It's a fun environment to be in. Also...

"Don't try to fit in; do your own thing. That was absolutely something I struggled with freshman year, but now I don't care so much about what other people think of me." -- Abe Akstulewicz, class of 2020  

“I’m a lot more social than I used to be -- before or after school or even during the summer -- I’d spend most of my time at home; now, I rarely see my family. I’m either in my friend's basement...