“I’m an optimistic person; I’m generally just really happy. My friends and family compare me to a puppy dog because I’m way too happy. I just try to be a nice person because I believe good things...

"I am currently undecided about my future. I am looking into going to a technical college. Getting into the workforce early is pretty important to me. Also, I don’t really want to carry a lot of debt...

“I would like to go to Australia. My family has hosted kids from four different countries:  one kid from Scotland (I actually left for a different country in the middle), two kids from England, a kid...

"I see bodybuilding as an art form, and it's the only art form that doesn't require talent. It's all about hard work because you get out exactly what you put in." -- Seth Geiger, class of 2020

"I wish diversity was more prevalent at Neenah high so more people would feel included. I like to contribute by sitting next to kids who look lonely. High school has been really influential and changed...

"My job at Starbucks has opened so many doors for me. Back in middle school I was so shy, but through my job I realized that sometimes you need to step outside your comfort zone and open up to find your...

"It was tough trying to adjust to being back in the U.S. from Chile. I miss it a lot from my friends and culture. The people are very open and friendly. They were silly and cute, which made them entertaining;...

“Neenah is a huge school, but throughout these four years, I’ve realized that no one is truly invisible. You just have to find yourself, find your voice and find something you’re comfortable doing...

"My dad had a tough childhood - he said it wasn't the smoothest experience for him growing up. He always made a conscious effort to make my childhood a more positive experience. I try to live my life with...

"I like to make myself proud, also making my family and others around me proud. I plan to go to college to become an elementary school teacher. I work with kids at the YMCA and I really enjoy it. Neenah...

“In this day in age,  you’re not going to get anywhere on your own without a degree; you can’t get a degree without a high school diploma. Graduating as well as making a mark and leaving a piece...

“It hasn’t always been easy, but I really think things are starting to pay off.” -- Jordan Rusch, class of 2023