"I'm passionate about working. I work at Island Shores.  It's a retirement home, and it helps with my future because I want to help old people." - Maddy Zitzelsberger, senior

"Doing the most mundane things with some of the most extraordinary people I’ve ever met is probably my favorite thing in the world." -Sammy Meverden, senior

¨I wasn't really sure what to expect as a freshman, but it went by a lot faster than I expected. Senior year -- it's easier. I'm ready to move on.¨ -  Ally Poss, senior

"I want to stick close to home after high school, since I want to serve in the Neenah Police Department." - Conner Delveaux, senior

“I feel like if I were to do journalism it would be for a hobby instead of a job because it's something I like to do for fun.” - Jason Fisher, sophomore  

"I think my biggest challenge in life would have been transitioning from a small school to a big school. I stopped caring about what other people thought of me. You can get by with a few close friends....

"I hope that I can graduate as someone who is known for having a good personality, being smart and being kind." - Ashlyn Jacobs, freshman

“There have definitely been some rough parts, but it’s shaped me into who I am.  I wouldn’t want to change that.” -Trina Freeders, senior

"The swim team . . . In my four years, we've all gotten so close. I wouldn't trade what I've learned on that team, or what it has made me become as a leader and a person. I really value my time there....

Four NHS students will be exchange students for the 2018-'19 school year, spending their junior years exploring new countries and cultures. Lorna Kelly will travel with AFS to France.  Sarah Czech will...

Author Ruta Sepetys is visiting NHS Friday, April 13 to discuss her award-winning novel Salt to the Sea and you have a chance to get your questions answered. If you have read her book and have a question...