"I'm passionate about being a good person, because life is better for both myself and those around me when it don't act...sucky". - Kian Grimes, sophomore

"Sometimes it’s tough to juggle multiple sports, but it’s kinda good for me in a way because it gives me a variety and you get different workouts from each sport at the same time. Being sore is a...

"Another thing that intrigues me about languages are how they evolve over time and how our culture has an effect on our language and how languages are almost living things." - Carley Fuhrman, junior

“My goals coming out of high school are pretty different from my goals going in. But life is awesomely unpredictable in that way.” - Adelle Sturgell, senior

“I would tell other kids my age, just don’t let other people pressure you into things you don’t wanna do. There is a lot of things that people try to pressure you into, like drinking and smoking....

"Well I’m a senior in high school, I am bilingual, I live in a big family. Being bilingual you get more job opportunities. I do want to become something in the medical field something like a doctor so...

“I’m in jazz and show choir. Honestly, I think vintage show choir is fun. I like that you get to travel, going to state and stuff.” - Brady Sherrick, junior

“I think high school will throw anything at you. You just kind of have to be prepared for anything, really. I was on the dive and swim team last year and that was the first time I was in an activity,...

“One of the best memories I have of my high school career was during freshman chemistry. We did this experiment where we took these chemicals and changed them from pink to clear and back to pink again.”...

“There is so much about high school that could be changed, like cliques, but that can’t really be controlled. High school is when I became individualized and when I started saying ‘I don’t care...

“People don’t change.” - Cassi Fredriksen, sophomore

“Getting a dog was a life-changing experience. It taught me responsibility skills that I will use for the rest of my life.” - Colin Enz, sophomore