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The Wy-News From theEditor... Passion over prestige
2018-2019 Staff Emma Rankine, Editor-in-Chief
Edi t or -i n-Chi ef : I remember the first time I walked into room C-119 on I know it sounds so cliché, but I would be a completely
Emma Rankine, 2019 the first day of sophomore year: The smell of Haddad?s different person if I had not joined -- and stayed in --
Scentsy in the air, the staff table in the middle of the room, newspaper.
Executive Editor : the couches and bean bag chairs in the corner.
Wendy Guzman, 2019 For one, newspaper helped me get more connected
Those things may not sound very intimidating, but to a within the school. Suddenly I knew exactly what was going
Bear Daily Editor : fifteen-year-old walking into a room that most people on in the school because I had to be informed to be a good
Max Skolnik, 2019 don?t even know is a classroom, it definitely was. reporter. I talked to people that I normally wouldn?t, and
eventually I became friends with those people. Reporting
Feature Editor : If I?m being honest, those first couple months of made me feel like I was part of something bigger, which
Sa'Mya Overall, 2019 newspaper were rough. I was definitely not prepared for only made me get involved more.
the amount of effort I was going to have to put into the
Sports Editor : publication, and working with upperclassmen that I didn?t Not to mention, newspaper is kind of a large reason that
Nick Campbell, 2019 really know was kind of intimidating. However, by the end I got a college scholarship. I had to write an essay
of the year it was my absolute favorite class, and I had (Wy-News helped me so much with my writing abilities)
News Editor : fallen in love with the publication. and I had to make a creative piece (I made a mock
Lillian Settles, 2020 newspaper layout/ article). In all honesty, not being
It was always my goal to be Valedictorian, and at that Valedictorian actually benefited my future even more.
Business Editor : point in time I was ranked number one. But once it was
Kate Simpson, 2020 time to choose schedules for junior year, I had a decision Even though newspaper helped with a lot of practical
to make. If I wanted to reach my goal of Valedictorian, I things, that?s not why I love it.
Repor ter s: had to take Honors French 4, which meant I would have to
drop newspaper. Through Wy-News, and RHSMedia in general, I gained
Hannah Gripp, 2019 the best friends a girl could ask for. Between my three
Cecilia Kujawa, 2019 I think that one problem with the whole class ranking years in the department, seniors have come and gone,
Greg Timmons, 2019 system is that people don?t necessarily take classes that newbies joined, people dropped out, but everyone made a
they want, but choose ones that will boost their GPA; I mark. Whether it be staff meetings around the table,
Natalie Reid, 2020 know I am definitely guilty of this. parties for literally anything, our little lunch gang, or
Megan Harper, 2021 laughing about whatever ridiculous thing just happened, I
However, after many long talks with my parents, friends, will never forget the good times in room C-119.
and Mrs. Haddad especially, I decided it would be best for
me to stay in newspaper. It was the best decision I ever Special shoutout to Mrs. Haddad for being an amazing
made. educator, advisor, and just a great person overall. Thank
you for all of the times you helped me figure out my life.
I never once have regretted joining Wy-News. It has truly
been my favorite thing of high school, and I am so
thankful for all of the opportunities it has given me and
memories I made from it. Thank you as well to the
2018-2019 Wy-News staff for making my senior year
publication the absolute best that it could be.
Thank you to all of you for buying and reading the
Wy-News all of these years. Underclassmen: Remember to
have fun in high school while you can. Seniors: I wish you
all good luck with whatever you choose to do with your
life, it has been a pleasure getting to know all of you. And
for the last time: As always? Go Bears!
Jude Rodriguez, 2021 Over the 4 years, therehavebeen...
Julia Tully, 2021
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Classof 2019: Top Ten
Val edi ctor i ans
Sal utator i ans
Jak e Bak er Chr i sti n a Raupp Li l y Wi n k Al l i son LaMoni ca Em m a Ran k i n e
4.1531 4.1531 4.1531
University of Detroit Mercy Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan Ann Arbor 4.1224 4.1224
University of Michigan Ann Arbor Central Michigan University
3456 7 8 9 10
Max Sk ol ni k An n a Bour assa Lazar u s Km et Sar ah Haen er SaMaya Over al l Adr i anna Juni or Dyl an Spar k s Ryan Ku zm a
4.1157 4.0582 4.0544 4.0480 4.0400 4.0308 4.0268 4.0141
Wayne State University Studying music Lawrence Tech Michigan State Michigan State University of Michigan Central Michigan University of Toledo
Un i ver si t y Un i ver si t y Un i ver si t y Ann Arbor Un i ver si t y
Super i n ten den t's Di n n er
1. 2. 3.
4.
6.
5. 1. The top ten percent gather for a picture together at
Superintendent's. 2. Senior Hannah VanMarter shakes Dr.
Catherine Costs' hand while accepting her medal. 3. Senior
Elizabeth Kiss receives the Superintendent's award from Dr.
Cost. 4. Senior Joey Deichelbohrer gives a speech to honored
staff member Richard Glodowski. 5. Senior Joshua Kish
poses for a picture with his honored guest Derek Hoffman.
Hoffman helped Kish earn a scholarship. 6. The Class of 2019
Top Ten pose for a picture at the Superintendent's dinner.
There are thirteen students in the Top Ten this year.
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Ending eras, beginning adventures
Seniorssay goodbye to thingsthey have done throughout high school
Julia Tully, Reporter
As seniors move forward in their lives, they high school years. English teacher, and getting away from the
are faced with the difficult decision of what ? I remember that the reason I joined toxicity of being involved with the same people
they are going to be doing in college; some marching band freshman year was because all of the time.?
seniors continue what they are already doing at Emma Rankine wouldn?t shut up about how Although the seniors may be leaving their
RHS, but others have to leave their high school great it was in 8th grade,?senior Spencer Nosal high school hobbies behind, they are ready to
activities behind them. said. ?It ended up being a great experience be exposed to new beginnings and new
Senior Xavier Sutka has been playing soccer though, and I?ll never forget about my time in experiences in college.
since his freshman year of high school, but he marching band.? ?I?m excited to meet new people and find
is not doing it after graduation. They might not have enjoyed the activities others that have the same interests that I do,?
?In college I am planning to study law, and I when they first joined them, but the seniors Sutka said. ?I?m excited to see what life holds
feel sports would just get in the way,?Sutka grew to love their hobbies as the years went on. for me and what new paths I will take.?
said. ?I would more importantly need to focus ?I met pretty much all of my friends through
on school work and getting a job on campus, band,?Nosal said. ?It made me appreciate
but soccer will always be my favorite sport, and music more, even though it wasn?t something
I will definitely miss it.? I?d ever wanted or planned on doing in high
Being involved in an activity for four years school.?
can have a huge impact on your life according Making the choice to end an activity that has
to senior Hannah Daw, who has been involved brought someone good friends and good
with theater throughout high school. memories as a senior can be very stressful, as
?Theater has brought me endless amounts of most people don?t want to quit something as
joy, and so many wonderful people into my special to them as that.
life,?Daw said. ?I wouldn?t trade the ?It was definitely a hard decision,?Daw said.
experience for the world.? ?It was a hard decision because theater has
Although they are leaving these activities been so routine for me and it?s become almost
behind, they will always have memories of like a lifestyle. But in college I need to focus Senior Xavier Sutka passes the ball during a soccer game
these activities to look back on long past their more on my education and becoming an this past fall.
What group or activity helped you shape your future?
"Theater." -Kali Sims "Video production classhasbeen one of
"3r d Fl oor teacher s. the strong pointsin shaping my future."
Seei n g how they
"Wy-News.It made mea more -Calvin Johns
enj oy an d j ok e outgoingand social person,as "Working at a childcare center and
ar ound wi th each well asa better writer.It also then taking the Health
other m ak i n g wor k helped get mefree college."
fun for them was -Emma Rankine Occupations class has made me
cool to see an d "Beingpart of the want to combine working with
m ade m e want to Health Occclass children as well as working in the Senior Sydney LaBell practicesher speech for a
becom e a teacher." and peer to peer." medical field." -Adrianna Junior class.
-Chech Men di ol a
-Savannah "Economics with Boller." "In n ovati ve Leader s, an d
Brunson -Jadyn Spalsbury HFWH m edi cal pr ogr am ."
-Ri ck y Wal l ace
"Definitely DECA. Being in "My musical activities as a whole have shaped my
DECA, with it being primarily personality, my actions, and my hobbies quite a
businessoriented, hashelped bit. This includes band, choir, marching band,
me see truly how many aspects Rovasi, Motor City Brass Band, All State Band, and
and fieldsof businessthere are many other music-related activities." - Laz Kmet
and how many I can choose
Senior Michaela Miller tends to her plants in from." - Rebecca Amison "Football." -Bryce Gibbons
the Botany room.
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What does BFL m ean to you?
" A large,heavy,mammal that walkson thesolesof
"Ju st bei n g you r sel f itsfeet,with thick fur and a very short tail." -Sara
an d en j oyi n g what Creech
you do dur i n g "Strength, pushingthrough at your weakest
school an d bei n g points." -Brett Malinowski
happy wi th your
fr i ends" -Chech "Being a bear meansyou alwaysstay
Men di ol a committed to your morals, and you'll
Chech poses in his Tropical Day outfit during alwaysknow that behind the differences
Spirit Week.
are similaritieswith all of us." -Joshua Kish
"Beinga bear isbeinga polish libertarian who's
"Havinga love for Wyandotteand alwaysstaying
grandfather and mom and dad and brother went
true to RHS,even after graduation." -Tasia Taylor
to thisschool."-Lauren Kay Nagy
"It meansyou don't giveup.If you want something,you'll do "Walkingon four legsand eatinghoney and a
everythingin your power to do so." -Sarah Haener
fish." -Allison LaMonica
When I look back on high school I'll remember....
"All the peoplethat I met through sportsand all the
good timesthat I had with my besties!! s/o lil mamas"
-Jordan Tarrance
"I 'l l r em em ber fi fth hour wi th
the boys" -Gr eg Ti m m on s
"All of thememories "Mrs. Haddad always 6. 1.
that I madein the giving me the best advice
marchingband and on how to handle
the rowing team." situationslife throwsat
-Carly Allen me. " -Max Skolnik
"Don theJanitor." - Matt Trusewicz Photo Illustration: Emma Rankine 5. 2.
"Yearbook, yearbook, little bit of science,
and yearbook." -Allison LaMonica
"Mostly my senior year because it 4. 3.
wasmy favorite." -Shane Thompson 1. Seniors Ricardo Longoria and Blake Pasternak during spirit week. 2. Senior
Maddy McCandless cuts out paper for a project. 3. Senior Hannah Gripp sets up a
"All of theuseful lessonsI learned,and how thetruly camera 4. Senior Lydia Arnosky tends to the plants. 5. Class officers show off the
helped to shapemy outlook on everything." -Joshua Kish senior float. 6. Senior Carly Allen hangs out in band room.
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FAST TIMES
AT ROOSEVELT HIGH
Wendy Guzman, ExecutiveEditor What moviewould
you relateto your
I love high school movies. Anything where the plot centers around
high school, I love it. A lot. But actually going to high school was a bit of high school
a different story. My parents didn?t even go to school in this country so experience?
the only background I really had came from what I saw in those
movies. Just like Cher, I was Clueless! So clueless, I still dress like the
characters in the movie (unironically) from time to time.
The moment I walked into Roosevelt High School for the very first
time I was probably humming ?I Want You to Want Me?by Letters to
Cleo from 10 ThingsI HateAbout You as I strutted down the long
yellow toned hallway.
I was a transfer from another district and had been surrounded by
completely different people the past ten years of my life. I felt like I was
on display, like I was being flaunted to the class as a new breed of
creature like Cady Heron in Mean Girlson her first day at school in
America after living in Africa for 12 years.
I wondered what type of person I was going to be. A jock, prep,
outcast, the prom queen, or the valedictorian, the possibilities were
endless. I could really be anything. My journey could be compared to
the array of Molly Ringwald archetypes.
In the beginning, I felt the most alone, like Samantha from Sixteen
Candles, I just wanted someone to care about me. In high school all
anyone wants is to be acknowledged, and sometimes you don?t even
get that.
I even felt like Pretty in Pink?s Andie. I felt like an outcast looking in
and wanting so badly to be like someone that was ?worth?so much
more than me. Although it was scary I took a lot of risks and became
friends with amazing people that past me would have considered out
of my league.
I also had days of self reflection, where my princess Claire from The
Breakfast Club ego had to be brought back down to Earth and figure
out what was really important. After finding my place I had to make
sure to not forget where I came from and understand we are all people.
As high school has gone on I questioned myself a lot. Did I decide to
be involved and in charge of a bunch of clubs so I could be some kind
of ?Queen Bee??Was I happy to be on homecoming court just because
that?s the climax to every film?Were all these decisions because I truly
wanted to do them, or because I wanted to feel like I myself was the
star of my own John Hughes classic?Honestly, I don?t know. But hey,
they made me happy.
As I prepare to leave the halls of RHSbehind I think of all the scenes
where characters have to say goodbye. In Charlie?s last letter in The
Perksof Beinga Wallflower he speaks of how everything in high school
will soon become a memory. One day all of us will be just like any
other functioning member in society, and the people we were in high
school will become irrelevant. Some people think that because of this
it doesn?t matter what happens in high school.
?But right now these moments are not stories. This is happening,?
Charlie said.
I suppose it doesn?t. However, I don?t think that means you should
cheat yourself out of your own happiness. Do what you love. If you
want to be a movie, feel free to be one.
Ironically enough, I kind of hate most movies (I get bored very
easily). I think my love for high school movies comes from their sense
of comfort. They helped me not feel scared. High school flicks were
something I could relate to, and something that made me feel like I
wasn?t alone. In the upcoming days my high school flicks will probably
turn into college movies, and maybe even normal adult movies one
day (definitely just romcoms).
Sure, in real life there aren?t always happy endings, but there?s
nothing wrong with striving for one.
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W h at pa r t o f Pr o m
w a s y o u r f av o r it e?
"The caesar "Being with "My favorite part "Definitely the
salad, it wasso friendsand
good." making was when my date, party busthere
-Spencer Nosal memories" Gregory, ripped and back,the food
-Ryan Kuzma his pants." Photo Courtesy: Vince Palazolo?
wasalso so good.I
-Hannah Gripp also loved theking
and queen dance."
Kin g -Brandon Byrd
Q u een
"Pr om was exqui si te, Junior Mckenzie Cartwright, sophomores Julia
i t was fun danci ng Tully and Gabrielle Gebnar, and seniors Sydney
an d han gi n g out LaBell, Kali Sims, and Logan Bury dance
together by the speakers.
wi th the seni or "I thi n k that the best "The party bus
par t of pr om was getti n g there was like a
cl ass, an d bei n g cr own ed Pr om Qu een , i t mini-prom itself,
was sur pr i si n g an d and then just
Seniors Mikayla Holland and cr owned k i ng was ter r i fyi n g,an d tr ul y being with the
Kyle Kelley look into each sur r eal ." - Pr om Qu een whole class and
other's eyes as they sway to the an hon or." - Pr om Del fi n a Mar ti n ez dancing was
am azi n g."
m usi c. Ki n g Zach Cr osby -Emma Rankine
"Dancingand seeing "Spending the
how niceeveryone morningwith
looked." -Alex Benkarski my best friend
gettingready "Definitely thevenue, it was
gatsby-esqu, thegold and black and
and then just thecenter pieceswerebeautiful and
beingableto seeDetroit from every
seeingall my
window waspretty awesome"
friendsdressed -Chech Mendiola
up and looking
amazingand
goingwith a
great date!"
-Lillienn Corby
Prom King Zach Crosby and Queen Delfina Martinez slow
dance after being crowned prom royalty.
Seniors Victoria Fiondella "Getting to see ever yone look "Beingableto havea good time Junior Sophia pounds and senior
and Jordan Franz laugh their best and seeing with my friendsand my boyfriend, Dade Craig throw peace signs at the
together as they hold hands. ever yone so happy. It wasa I liked that everyonewasdancing camera as they slow dance.
night to remember." and beingthemselvestogether just
"HANDSDOWN -Br yanna LeBlanc
the con go l i n e " havinga good time." -Anna Cole
-Cor ah Mar ti n
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Changing How hashigh school changed
perspectives: your opinion on life?
my view on
?It mademechoosemy backup plan which isworkingwith kids
high school with a CognitiveImpairment.?-GraceRay
Max Skolnik, Bear Daily Editor-in-Chief "I wen t fr om n ot k n owi n g "It mademe
what to do to fi ndi ng the realize my
From freshman year to senior year, high school changes us all in thi ng I l ove to do and tr ul y passion for
some way (whether you like it or not); for me, high school has enj oy whi ch i s m ak i n g an d teaching
changed me tremendously. edi ti n g vi deos." -Cal vi n John s and how
Walking into Roosevelt High School four years ago, I considered much I love
myself the overachiever, teacher?s pet, grade hawk, and basically helping
anything associated with perfection within school. I was the kid others
whose mind was set on the prize and had clear goals, but little did learn."
I know how clouded my mind really was.
-Hannah
In my Advanced English course with Mrs. Blake freshman year, Daw
she had us write our life goals down on a paper cutout of our
hand, and I still remember what I managed to fit on the palm of Smiling asthey walk down the field, Donte Eppsand Looking to return the ball,
the hand: graduate Valedictorian, attend the University of Julia Dudasrepresent the Classof 2019 during the 2015 Matthew Trusewicz windsback
Michigan - Ann Arbor on a full ride, graduate with no debt, Homecoming Game. hi s hand.
become a Cardiothoracic Surgeon, and live the dream. Saying the
least, none of these goals were accomplished, but what I gained "Mr. Blake helped me figure
out of my experiences trump these ?goals?I wanted by a longshot. out exactly what I want to do.
As the years progressed through, I branched out of my comfort - Kali Sims"
zone and tried new things. I joined the Rowing Team, joined a
plethora of school clubs, joined an orchestra, played in the ?I wasgoinginto computer sciencebecausethat?swhat my uncledid. Mr Blake
marching band, and joined the Media Department. I really didn?t changed my mind and showed mehow great biology is.?-Jared Blum Jr.
know why I wanted to join all these things, part of it was social
pressure, part of it was the feeling of needing to join more things, "DECA & Peer to Peer Photos: Wendy Guzman
and part of it was because I truly wanted to get involved. defi ni tel y gui ded m e i n to
the di r ecti on I wan t to go. Nina Jones works on her assignment in her freshman year Earth
If I could describe in one way how high school changed me, it Even though I?m Science class. Classes Jones has taken exposed her to new fields
taught me to involve myself in things that I truly love, not just join m aj or i n g i n Mar k eti n g she wanted to pursue.
groups just for the ?bragging rights?(freshmen, take notes). I Man agem en t, I k n ow that
found myself unhappy with some of the things I joined, sighing I defi ni tel y wan t to
when I had to make an after school meeting, groaning about substi tute teach for
making an event, and just wanting to drop things I was apart of, speci al edu cati on on the
go home, and sleep. si de of m y car eer becau se
I have a passi on for
In my senior year, I really started to learn what it meant to do wor k i n g wi th speci al
what makes me happy. After the both mentally and physically n eeds k i ds." -Ni n a Jon es
stressful junior year I had, I began to learn what it meant to make
myself happy. I quit things that didn?t bring me happiness. I "I never knew what I wanted to do in ?The people that surround me and the
focused much more on my happiness and mental health, which is life but highschool definitely gave teachersthat I?ve had made me look at life
something I truly believe everyone should focus on, I chose a me a lot more to consider in making differently and have changed my thoughts
university that makes me happy (no, not U of M, I?ve come to that decision." -Deven Blight on what I want to do with my life.?-Jordan
learn that all along I really just wanted to go for the name), and I Tar r ence
found the medical profession that makes me actually happy:
Nursing. All through high school I was focused on getting the ?High school
grade instead of learning the topic, and finally learning that trying
your hardest is all that matters in class is, quite frankly, one of the showed methat I
most freeing things I?ve come to terms with.
could achievemy
The final, and most important way high school has changed me
is through the people I?ve met. I was always told there will be at dreamsand even
least one teacher that will inspire you, but I never expected they
would in the magnitude they did. To Mrs. Haddad, thank you for dream bigger so I
teaching me about life. Thank you for always being someone to
talk to about the future, giving helpful motherly advice, and for expanded my
holding me to high standards. To my beautiful friends, thank you
for always being people who I can go to, relate to, laugh with (or academic and
at), and for being my second family. Thank you to my rowing
team and marching band, for teaching me the meaning of career goals.?-Lily Sporting her school spirit, Senior Working on her assignment in APUSH,
determination, discipline, teamwork, and for allowing me to Jordan Tarrence talks with her Senior Lily Wink asks for help from others.
make so many memories with all of you. To my Wy-News Staff, Wink fr i en ds.
thank you for allowing me the opportunity to put together
something I?ve come to love so much, and for teaching me that a
small group can do something big.
RHS, thank you for turning me into the person I am today.
Thank you for forcing me out of my shell, and for giving me so
many memories. High school was the beginning of me, the real
me. And, in the words of Larniya Waheed, ?we?re so distracted by
how things end, we usually forget how beautiful the beginning
was.?
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What will teacherswill teachersremember about
the Classof 2019?
?The classof '19 wasunique.Not 2019: Class of Dreams ?There were some highsand
your Saved bytheBell, jocksand lows, but I prefer to focuson
cheerleaderskind of class. JudeRodriguez, Reporter thepositives, and I really
Studentsfrom all walksof life When it comes the class of 2019, there are a
were not only accepted,but character growth, senior class president Jake appreciatewhat they did and
made an impact on the school lot of things that set them apart from everyone Baker has a different, less glorified take on his
and community.I see else and make them a class to remember to graduating class based on his personal I hopeI havemorestudents
unbelievable potential for more anyone who knew them. experience. likethem in thefuture."-Ron
classof '19 studentsthan I can Adams
count!?-Derek Hoffman Seniors are now living up what will be the ?I would say compared to other graduating
last memories they will make in high school,
Teacher Brian Cotner and senior Zach as well as remembering the memories that classes, we could learn a few things,?Baker ?It?s hard to believe that I won?t
Crosby during freshman year. were defining moments in their class identity. said. ?We could learn a few things about how be seeing them every day. I will
other classes orient themselves, how friendly miss you all!?-Natalie Rankine
?What I?ll remember about ?During our buildup to our senior year with they are to each other, and certain behaviors
the classof 2019 is stuff like the pep rally, we always used to lose,?
togetherness... they?re senior Maxwell VanZant said. ?We were always that cross a class.? ?I think I?ll remember a
committed to each other known as the losers, but we always kept trying Kiss disputes the notion that the Class of group with strong leaders
and there?sa good sense of and always kept giving our all towards
family and community.? everything.? 2019 engages in unfriendliness and instead
-Mark D'Angelo
Senior Elizabeth Kiss prides herself in being substitutes it for jokes. that could have fun but
?A lot of thestudentsI had part of a class that is academic-focused. ?We like to joke a lot with each other,?Kiss also know how to take care
asfreshmen turned out to of business.?-Benjamin
bevery generous ?We are motivated when it comes to our said. ?We?re never really mean, it?s just healthy Reynolds
people...they?revery easy grades,?Kiss said. ?We all take academics very banter.?
with complimentsand seriously...We?re really focused on stuff like AP
sharingthings.?-Robert testing and finals.? Though Baker shares a not-so-sugarcoated
Hinderer
Acceptance of each other seems to be a focal opinion on his own class, he still
?They did a lot of nice things point among the class, with seniors having
for the school and we?re going many different and diverse walks of life and acknowledges the pride he has for spending
behaviors.
his four years of high school with them.
?There?s not a lot of hatred or in-class
drama,?VanZant said. ?We were a lot nicer to ?I think there are some people that have
each other than I would?ve thought high
schoolers would be.? accomplishments in our class that would
Going along with the prevalent theme of make me proud to say that I graduated with
acceptance, overall kindness and charisma
also coincides with the Class of 2019. them,?Baker said. ?I think mostly it?s just the
?We?re fun, outgoing, and enthusiastic,? circumstance of me being born in the year I
senior Dakota Gardner said. ?Whether it be for
the Friday night lights when we?re all cheering was that put me in this class.?
on our boys or just doing much-needed
fundraising, I really hope that?s what other From an underclassman point of view,
classes can take away from us.?
junior Dorian Soto expresses admiration and
A key characteristic of the Class of 2019 is
the lack of fear in enacting change. flattery towards the graduating class.
?I always see our classmates putting forth ?They?re a good group of kids,?Soto said.
stuff like petitions to enact change, and I feel
like that?s what our class is about,?VanZant ?They?re some of the first friends I made when
said. ?When we come down to things, we
always want what the majority wants, like I came to high school, and it?s been nice going
what happened with our class song.?
through my years seeing them.? Anthony Harrison conversing with
Where many see accomplishment and
Kiss also wants underclassmen to learn from senior Zack Grew.
their class as they did with the Class of 2018. ?I think that they were
?Don?t get so wrapped up in the little things,?
Kisssaid. ?Don?t focus so much on the small passionateand wanted to
details. Just because you did bad on one show their passion in
homework assignment doesn?t mean you?re everythingthey did.?-Kelly
not going to get into college. You can retake Reynolds
the SAT, life is only as hard as you make it.?
Overall, the Class of 2019 seems to be ?I would say that [the classof
defined by their charisma, life, and ability to
impact others. 2019] hasa couple of really
?I?m happy to be around such wonderful outstanding studentsin
people,?senior Dakota Gardner said. ?We?re it...they?re a solid group of nice
not afraid to do our own thing.? kids.?-Warren Baker
to be sorry to see them leave.?- ?Theclassof 2019 wasa
Joanna Secco hard-working, enthusiastic,
?I remember them all as really and friendly group of
polite... they always say hello in students.?
the hallway when I see them -Harold Delaney
even if they?re not my student.?
-Natalie Zasadny ?I have lesspeople to turn
in books.?-Michelle Morris
?They wereready to get Seniors Chech Mendiola, Jake Baker, Max Skolnik, and Matt Trusewicz participating in their ?I had a team of super
after lifelongbeforewe sophomore year Lip Sync. str on g l eader s an d i t was
let them free, but now the best team as a whol e
they?ll get their chance.?- that I?ve ever had.?- Jan et
David Blake Haddad
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Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
?I seemyself in ?Hopeful l y a teacher som ewher e m ak i n g a di ffer en ce i n
the ER doing my stu den t's l i ves an d enj oyi n g ever yday. Al so hope to tr avel
best to help to a few di ffer en t coun tr i es by then too.?- Em i l i o Men di ol a
children back to ?I see myself working at a
publication somewhere
health- beinga ?Hopefully workingsuccessfully in theatre.?- Grace Ray
pediatric
emergency that's not Michigan, ?Being engulfed by the flamesof global
medicine maybe London or New warming.?- Greg Timmons
nurse.?- Baylee York.?- SaMya Overall
Murasky "Hopeful l y l ovi n g
som ewher e war m as a
Then freshmen, seniors Adam Arminiak, Jake nur se an d bei n g
Campbell, Kylie Clay, Kate Fuller, Camron extr em el y happy."
Garrison, and Cecilia Kujawa organize their folders -Madi Gon zal ez
in their science class.
?I hope to have a nice job in the science field, hopefully in a house
of my own with a cute little family. Most of all though, I hope to be
happy with my life, no matter what I'm doing.?-Emma Rankine
?Working at a news ?Help fightingthestigma against mental health and maybea
station asa producer.? house, that?d becool.?-Matt Trusewicz
-Braylen Matulonis
?I see m ysel f con ti nui n g to edi t an d fi l m vi deos an d tr yi n g ?Living in Wyandotte starting
to m ak e a posi ti ve m ar k i n thi s wor l d.?-Cal vi n John s
a family."-Zack Grew Then junior, senior Sebastian Davis smiles as
he participates in the Homecoming Pep Rally.
What wasyour biggest
accomplishment of high school?
"Creating 'What?s Up Wyandotte' and "Getting a 1590 on the SAT."
always having positive feedback from -Lazarus Kmet
it."-Braylen Matulonis
"Definitely helping to create three
"Getting through it all."-Max Skolnik yearbooks." -Greg Timmons
Seniors Greg Timmons and Delaney Stamper discuss in class "Either makingtheTop 10 or being "Getting second place in not
how to approach their assignment given in Algebra II. accepted into UofM."-Adrianna Junior only one, but TWO senior
Then junior, senior Cecilia Kujawa jokes around in Chemistry superlatives." -Wendy Guzman
class. "Dating Lazarus, he's mean
sometimes but all around a "Track and Field Awards and raising
sweetie."-Delfina Martinez my grades."-Brett Malinowski
Winning Hebda Cup on the girl?s "Making it to DECA Internationals."
side for the first time in Roosevelt -Zack Grew
history.-Carly Allen
"Getting into Henry Fords honors
"My biggest accomplishment program and getting full tuition."
was winning 3rd place for my -Sara Creech
column at MIPA!"-SaMya Overall
"My biggest accomplishment of high "Being league champion in diving
school was being one of the my sophomore year."-Ben Czarnota
valedictorians of the class. "-Lily Wink
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Goi n g thei r separ ate ways
Classof 2019 twinspart for the first time in their lives
Megan Harper, Reporter
similar path with their lives. Both boys will be their parents having more than one child attending
In the Class of 2019, there are several sets of twins attending Central Michigan University with a major in college at the same time.
that will be parting ways for the first time, whether it?s Computer Science.
at college, in the military, or going straight into the ?In all honesty it will be a tough transition, I?ve been
workforce. Having a child or sibling graduate and move away is side by side with him since we?ve been born,?C.
an adjustment for any family, but with multiples, there Castillo said. ?To go into a new experience like this
For most twins, their lives are spent together from is more than one person leaving home at the same without him by my side will definitely be something
the very beginning. They are often closer than regular time. new for me.?
siblings, as they are the same age and end up spending
most of their early years together. As they grow older, ?I think at first I?m going to enjoy being away from Seniors J. Castillo (left) and C. Castillo (right) pose with
some twins stay close, while others lead completely [my siblings],?A. Benkarski said. ?After a while I might their Wyandotte Recreation Basketball awards.
separate lives. miss them.?
One set of senior twins, Joshua and Calvin Castillo, Twins are much more common than triplets or other
will be apart for the first time, as they are attending multiples, which means they can be found in almost
different colleges. Josh will be attending Albion every graduating class. According to the Centers for
College to play football, and Calvin will be attending Disease Control, the birth rate for twins is around 33
Eastern Michigan University with a major in Sports per 1,000 births in 2017. In contrast, the rate of having
Management. triplets or any higher number was 1 per 1,000 births.
?I think it will be weird to be away from him, but I Being a twin can have benefits when it comes to
think it?s somewhat needed,?J. Castillo said. ?We do a college. There are several organizations that offer
lot together without really noticing.? scholarships to multiples and a few colleges around
the USeven offer discounts for multiples attending the
While many twins choose to go their separate ways, same school. Students can also gain federal aid due to
seniors Alex and Nick Benkarski have chosen to take a
What on e per son coul d you n ot i m agi n e goi n g thr ough HSwi thout?
"Ally Sharba, me and that girl "Carly Allen...I wouldn't bethe "Collin O?Neil, because we
have been through it all and I'm person I am today if it weren't transferred schools together and
thankful to still be close friends for her, and I'm so so so we figured things out together."
with her after all these years!" thankful to haveher in my life." -Bryce Gibbons
-Max Skolnik
"Ceci l i a Kuj awa, she?s
m y r ock an d she k eeps "Noodle because we have
m e san e." -El i zabeth similar personalitieswhich
Ki ss makesushave a lot of fun
"It isa tiebetween both of my together." -Ben Czarnota
parents, they havehelped me
grow so much and haveprovided "Greg Timmons. who else would I
loveand support for meat every tell my dumb opinionsor random
thoughtsto?" -Spencer Nosal
step of myjourney so far."
-LazarusKmet Seniors Cameron Harris and Aaron Canter collect foods for the
"JakeBaker, because it?sJake." annual Holiday Food Drive.
-Deven Blight "Susan Alt, real recognize
"Ever yon e on m y real." -Lauren Kay Nagy
ten ni s team , they ar e "Hannah Krabbenbos. She
som e fun ny gi r l s." helped to show me that it?s cool
-Han n ah Gr i pp to laugh at ourselves, and no
Seniors Emma Rankine and Allison LaMonica have done and "Emma Rankinebecause matter how tough stuff gets,
helped choreographed Lip Sync all four years of high school. we'reactually thesame having friends who support you
person." -Allison LaMonica is the best kind of medicine."
-Joshua Kish
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In a senior'slifetime...
Kmart Bankruptcy The Incredibles Wii Nintendo
The Kmart Corporation filed for Nintendo releases
bankruptcy protection on January Pixar's TheIncredibleshits the Wii gaming
22, 2002. This was the largest theaters on November 5, 2004. console in November
filing ever made by a retailer. The highly anticipated sequal 2006.
was released 14 years later in
2002 June 2018. 2006
2004 YouTube isfounded
Video streaming platform,
2001 2003 2005 Youtube, was founded by former
9/ 11 Terror Space Shuttle Paypal employees Chad Hurley,
Attacks Columbia Disaster Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim in
February 2005.
On September 11, 2001 On February 1, 2003 the Columbia
terrorist group al-Queda space shuttle disintegrated when re
coordinated four attacks entering the Earth?s atmosphere killing
on the United States. all seven crew members.
Iron Man Haiti Earthquake Sandy Hook Shooting
The first installment of the
Marvel Cinematic Universe, Magnitude 7.0 On December 12, 2012,
Iron Man, starring Robert earthquake hits Haiti 20 students and 6 staff
Downey Jr. is released in May and devastates the members of Sandy Hook
2008. country. Elementary School were
fatally shot in Newtown,
2008 2010 2012 Connecticut.
2007 First iPhone 2009 2011 Royal 2013
Weddi ng Boston Marathon
Apple announces Michael Bom bi ng
release of first iPhone. Jackson dies Prince William Two homemade
Within less than 3 marries Kate pressure cooker
months of its release, Music icon Middleton on bombs went off
more than 1 million Michael Jackson April 29, 2011. during the annual
units were sold. dies on June 25, Boston Marathon on
2009. April 15, 2013.
Same Sex Women's Mar ch Tiger Woods
Mar r i age The Women?s March was
held worldwide on January In April 2019,
Supreme Court rules 21, 2017 becoming the golfer Tiger Woods
same sex marriage largest single-day protest wins his 5th Masters
legal in all 50 states on in U.S. history. title, his first major
June 25, 2015. title in 11 years.
2015 2016 2017 2019
2014 2018 Cal i for ni a
Wi l dfi r es
Oscars Selfie Trump Wins
Ellen Degeneres Election The 2018 wildfire season
posts a celebrity filled was the worst wildfire
selfie at the Oscars that Republican candidate season in California
became the most Donald Trump wins the history. The fires burned
retweeted tweet ever at presidential election against an area of 1,893,913 acres.
the time. Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Pop cul tur e thr ough hi gh school
Freshman year : 2015-2016
October 2015: December 2015: The July 2016:
first Star Wars movie Stranger Things
Drake?s HotlineBling since 1983, TheForce is released on
music video comes Awakens, introduces
Net fl i x.
out. new trilogy.
July 2015: Hamilton December 2015: March 2016: Leonardo
musical comes to DiCaprio finally wins an
Broadway. One Direction Oscar for TheRevenant,
breaks up after after six nominations.
Zayn Malik leaves.
Sophomore year : 2016-2017
September 2016: Brad December 2016: Vine is January 2017:
Pitt and Angelina Jolie taken off the app store, Despacito by Justin
split up after 11 years Bieber comes out, later
and it "replaced" by becomes most viewed
of being together. TikTok in 2017. video on Youtube.
July 2016: October 2016: Moonlight January 2017:
Pokemon Go is comes to theaters, and "Salt Bae" meme
released on the later becomes lowest
budgeted film to win sweeps the
app store. Best Picture at Oscars. i nt er n et .
Junior year : 2017-2018 June 2018: Incredibles
2 comes to theaters,
January 2018: "Tide May 2018: Meghan
Pod Challenge" Markle and Prince 14 years after the
Harry get married. original movie.
sweeps the nation
June 2017: Beyonce February 2018: Black Panther June 2018: Toys
and Jay-Z's twins becomes first movie by an 'R' Us goes out of
are born. African-Amerian director to
gross over $1billion. busi n ess.
Senior year : 2018-2019
October 2018 : Ariana March 2019: The Jonas April 2019: The
Grande and Pete Brothers release their seventh and final
season of Gameof
Davidson get engaged first song, Sucker, Thronescomes to
after months of dating, since breaking up in
and break up soon after. HBO.
2013.
July 2018: Drake's In My January 2019: April 2019: Old Town
Feelingshits the charts, Instagram account Road remix ft. Lil Nas X
@worldrecordegg beats and Billy Ray Cyrus hits
creates dance craze. Kylie Jenner for the most #1 on both the country
liked photo on the app. charts and rap charts.
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SaMya's takes ?To bemoreopen. I was ?If I could change
on hi st or i c dates ver y quiet and kept to one thingabout
myself for most of high high school I
school.?- Jared Blum Jr. Senior varsity bowler Nick Campbell would make sure
perfects his throw. we had an hour
Last time, Best time that wecould
?What I di d, I wi sh I just nap or
SaMya Overall, FeatureEditor woul d have done m or e study.?
i n stead of j um pi n g i n to -Julia Dudas
wor k i n g?-Mar l ai n a
May is RHSseniors?last month of school, and to Wi ck er
commemorate this wonderful occasion of finally
getting out of high school there are two historical ?I would changethefact that seniorsare
high school graduates I have to discuss.
Senior Skyleigh Chavez and Melanie Olsen ?required?to go all day for 5 electives& 2 actual
The first is a young man from Detroit who work together as lab partners in chemistry.
graduated from Cody High School in 1989. He had classes?-Nadia Caldwell
bold dreams to become a lawyer at Western
Michigan University. ?I would If I could
Though he had an awful case of senioritis, have taken
having to literally write a letter to Western so he
could still attend that fall, he was determined and ch an ge onemoretime
ready for the real world. A lawyer would have been for myself.?
the perfect career for him. -Hannah thing about high
The other is a young woman, also from Detroit, Daw school, I would
but a different part because we all know streets
make a difference in most cities. She received her
GED in 1990 one year later. This woman had the
dream of becoming a nurse, a popular field then
and now.
Though she technically didn?t graduate on time,
she knew she wanted to take care of people. It was
her nature. Nursing was perfect for her. ?I would have change... Seniors Adrianna Junior, Cecilia
Neither became what they aspired to be because become involved Kujawa, Sarah Haener, and Sydney
my freshmen Shelton cheer on he Bears with the
life has a funny way of making you what it wants student section.
you to be. The man dropped out after having a ?School start time,and offeringmore
daughter. The young woman left because of a year moreand career or vocational classes.?-Ricky ?The way that
medical condition and lost interest. meet my current Wallace peopl e tr eat
friends each other.?
Who are these graduates?They are my parents. sooner.?-Wendy "All theimmaturekids
As they walked across their respective stages, they
had a plan for their lives. Little did they know, as Guzman who don?t giverespect for -Al yssa Jon es
soon as they stepped off, their lives would be
completely different. thestaff.?-Sydney Shelton
Like my parents, I have a plan for my life. As I
prepare to go to MSU in the fall to study
journalism, I?ll have my parents in the back of my
mind. Being a first generation student, I want to "[Learn] different things that
do what my parents weren?t able to do just for will be useful in the real
them.
Leaving RHSis bittersweet. No matter how
much I try to pretend I won?t miss it, I know I will.
world."-Ricardo LongoriaFrom sometimesunproductive, but hilarious,
lunches in newspaper (*cough* Max, Hannah,
Cece and Nick) to the crazy but amazing friends
I?ve met in Jazz Band (*ahem* Matthew, Lily,
Carter and Ricky), I?ll miss it.
From the tiring but fun-filled marching band
season (I will miss you drumline!), to the intense
but worthwhile classes (Honors Pre-Calculus gave
me a run for my money), I?ll miss it.
From my friends that I?ll remember for life (love
you Kailen, Dakota, and Stella), to the teachers Senior Michaela Miller listens in AP English and shows her
who have guided me through my high school Bear Pride by wearing blue and gold.
experience, (thank you Haddad, Diroff, and
D?Angelo), I am certain, I?ll miss it. ?I would take everyone?s senior-year
mindset, and give it to them as a
So as I embark on my last month of high school,
I want to take the lessons of my parents and push
myself to graduate college, no matter how Sophomore Kelsey Wink, seniors Joshua Kish and Lily freshman (minus the senioritis of
difficult. Congratulations Class of 2019, and Wink, and sophomore Gabriella Giammalva work course)...?-Joshua Kish
hopefully this time, history won?t repeat itself. together on homework.
Sh ou tou t s to sen i or sClassof 2019 Page 15
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"Calvin Johnsandt"Loildyo tWihenksahames.iSmhpeaicstaedgremaettrhoelemomstodbelecfaorusalelsahenydhoIautsahdaao"mcnJcsuwkolioitymhahopolTuyinaufoslonlourhrrdyeeItddiam?tnsmamoodkeisbLmonehuugheakrctabehlehp.eSdepLtcliuyhoratvliscetoenialuthhglnaauihlhvfepnererogat,fimnImedmmtyaeydsyimayoosttgenueaot?Rrtir.rH"nwg-ergSo.gtKre"aeoa-lnett.sKdmeIiaialy?nisnmsystWSipiysihoiornmkeunesstxg.cwiImtloeeosdvoteooyosooeuoebmwotuhhcath,"Gr ace Ray, she has been ther e for m e
Hayden (Kid Led) ever yday an d has hel ped m e thr ough a
Scczepanski.Calvin and l ot ." -Gr ace Har p er
Hayden impacted me by
showingmedon?t be "Logan Bur y, I have
afraid to go after what you known him my whole life
likeand enjoy,and in the and hasnever failed to
end it could work out
brighten my day. He?slike "Sam
how you wanted it to with my older brother and I?m Rankine -
many supporters." - You havea shot
Justice Jones sad to see him go." -Izzie at Ruffner's
Smith
"Br yce Gi bbon s "Ben Czarnota and Zach Crosby record. Stay
becau se he i s have taught me ever ything there is focused and keep
to know about RHS." -Hudson Hill grinding!" -Jared
the m ost car i n g
Blum
an d k i n d k i d I "Jared Blum, he
has always been a
k n ow. Gr eat great teammate. "I would
fr i en d who?s Always takes time like to
hilar ious to be out of his day to
ar oun d" -Gavi n make sure we?re shoutout
doing well. And Megan
Mun r oe he?s a great role Harper.
model." -Gabe
"Shoutout to my Gregan for
Mullins girliesEm & Marissa life. Luv u
for beingthefunniest
bb girl."
girlsI know ;)." -Greg
-Wendy Guzman
Timmons
"Eddi e Hou ston becau se he i s the best fr eshm an (sor r y
Lu cas l ove you)." -Al l i son LaMoni ca
"Allison "I?d like to givea shoutout to Ruch "I ?l l
LaMonica
Adkins! Love u man you?ll alwaysbe shoutout
and
Emma fam! makethebest out of the yearsyou every single
Rankine, haveleft! " -Jordan Tarrence
they are so underclassmen.
nice!" -Jake
Conz "Shoutout to LucasAllen. Thank you for being the You?re
coolest dude ever. I've watched you grow up and I welcome."
can't wait to see what you will accomplish in your -Zack Grew
three yearsof high school you have left. Thanksfor
being my little brother!!!" -Max Skolnik
Shoutouts to un der cl assm en
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May 2019
Taking their talentsto the next level
Photo Courtesy: Braden Lindstrom
Braden Lindstrom - Hockey Marissa Woida - Diving Joshua Castillo - Football
Chippewa Steel,NAHL Wayne State University Albion College
Lizzie Gilbert - Volleyball Chance Persondek - Football Darian Henderson - Basketball Jake Campbell - Wrestling
Albion College Albion College Lake Michigan College Henry Ford College
Brett Malinowski - Track & Field Cecil Chatmon - Track & Field Laur yn Fratangelo - Softball
Rochester College Rochester College Henry Ford College
Julian Ledesma - Baseball Sawyer Hill - Swimming Spencer Nosal - Swimming
Schoolcraft College Alma College Western Michigan University
Jordan Tarrence - Softball Emma Sliwka - Basketball Liz Kiss- Golf Ben Czarnota - Diving
Henry Ford College Henry Ford College Wayne StateUniversity Tiffin University
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May 2019
What wasyour most
embarrassinghigh school
moment?
"When my top was NOT where it was
supposed to be." -Grace Gutierrez
"Squatting during freshman year in the Go Green Blue?
weight room, I dipped the bar and almost
fell back." -Brett Malinowski
"Dressing the way I dressed until halfway Nick Campbell, SportsEditor
through junior year." -Grace Ray Throughout my entire life, I have always been a fan
"For Mrs. Lomas?Advanced English classbook of the Michigan State Spartans. I was born into it,
report assignment, I ended up reading a book because my dad is a big fan of them, and have always
that Good Read?smatched me with, and while it worn green and white to support the Spartans. But
wasa good book, it wasdefinitely for someone earlier this year, I got accepted into the University of
WAY older than 15. Presenting that was Michigan- Dearborn (UMD), and decided that that?s
specifically horrifying. " -Joshua Kish where I will be attending in the fall.
"Fallingdown the stairsgoingto B Senior Adrianna Junior posesfor a photo There?s nothing wrong with UMD, it?s a great school
during "Tourist Day" during spirit week. and I?m happy to be attending, but there?s just one
small problem with attending this school: the maize
building." -Marlaina Wicker "Pulling the fire and blue. As a Spartan fan, the biggest match up each
year is the match up against the Michigan Wolverines,
"Falling down an entire flight of stairs my freshman alarm." -Greg and throughout my lifetime, I have always hated the
year and no one helped me." -Tasia Taylor Wolverines, their coach, and the logic of their fans.
Timmons Now that I am attending UMD, I am forced to chant
?Go Blue?with the people that I used to chant against.
"Having my goofy "Pr obabl y al l of the ti m es I thought I was
poofy hair." I?ve been following sports for a really long time now,
-Calvin Johns r i ght i n cl ass an d r ai se m y han d, but and when it comes to college, it?s always been the
Spartans for me. An iconic Spartan moment for me
then en d up bei n g com pl etel y off." was in 2015 when the Wolverines and Spartans
matched up in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines lead 23-21
-Bayl ee Mur ask y "Falling up the and decided to punt with ten seconds remaining. All
the Wolverines punter had to do was catch the ball,
"When Mr. Kell mispronounced (after about 10 stairs walking in hold the ball, and kick the ball, but it did not go as
planned. After fumbling the snap the ball was picked
secondsof soundingit out) my nameto thestudent front of my up by Michigan State and taken to the endzone for a
body at thehomecomingpep rally. " -WendyGuzman crush." -Sydney touchdown. That moment made me love being a
Spartan fan.
Shelton
For my entire life so far, I?ve always had plenty of
"Lip Sync "I was l ate on e day an d was r un ni n g to gym Spartan shirts, hats, sweatshirts, and clothes to
because I can't an d then deci ded to tr y to j um p the represent my team. Last Christmas, I was given a lot of
dance," - Ben pi ck l ebal l n et an d tr i pped an d fel l i n fr on t shirts and hoodies to support the Wolverines, because
of ever yon e." -Laur yn Fr atan gel o I had never had any before. When I go to pull a shirt
Czarnota out of my drawer, I can still see my Spartan shirts
"Forgettingthe lyricsto my Mr. sitting at the bottom, that haven?t been worn in
Roosevelt talent." -Matthew Trusewicz months.
Senior Liz Kiss dresses as "Falling down the stairsasthe New I thought that my love of this team and university
Superwoman during Character Kid, while playing Pokémon Go " would be something that I would pass down in the
Day -Kate Tolstyka future, and that I would always be a fan, but an
opportunity presented itself, and I couldn?t refuse.
Though I will be cheering on the Wolverines next fall
when they play, I don?t think that I?ll be able to root
against the Spartans. I?m going to be very quiet during
that game, because I don?t know who to root for.
I never thought I would cheer on the Wolverines,
because of how much I enjoyed watching the Spartans
succeed over them, but now, I?m left with no choice.
Go Blue, Go Green, whichever you prefer, but both
sides can agree to hate Ohio State.
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Senior Benjamin Czarnota will Kr i sti n Gor eck i wi l l be
beDivingfor Tiffin Universityin Ohio
atten di n g New Yor k In sti tute of
in thefall asheworkstoward a Techn ol ogy pur sui n g a degr ee
BusinessDegree. i n Fi l m an d Ci n em ati c Ar ts.
Sara Wauters will be attending Ryan Kuzma will head to the
Manchester University in Indiana
University of Toledo to begin
to pursue physical therapy workingtowardsa Mechanical
T_o__c_o_m_p_l_e_te_h_i_s_basic training for Engineering Degree.
the USArmy, Tim Kosinski will
Anna Tertel, Logan Bur y, and
be traveling to Fort Leonard, Aaron Canter will be heading to Fort
Mi ssour i . Jackson, North Carolina to complete
their Basic Training in the National
Kali Sims will be traveling to Guard and USArmy.
Loyola University New Orleans in Cecilia Kujawa will beattending
Louisiana as she studies towards a Flager Collegein St.Augustine,Florida
degree in Mental Health Research.
to obtain a degree in Environmental
Science.
Studentschoose career pathsbased off offered classes
NatalieReid, Reporter
Enlisting Botany
Many students at RHSchoose to enlist instead of Exposure to the greenhouses, Teddy?s flower shop, and
continuing their education.. FFA competitions are all things that Botany students do
Anna Tertel is one of the few students in the class of 2019 as they explore this field.
who has decided to enlist. After signing with the National Natalie Reamer fell in love with growing and caring for
Guard almost a year ago, Tertel has done some monthly plants while in this class, and she will continue her
training, learning about basic training and what exactly to education in the nursery and landscape program at
expect. Wayne County Community College.
Tertel?s contract is eight years long, six of which will be ?The teachers have driven me towards this path by
active, requiring her to serve during those years. showing me new things that I?ve never experienced
Tertel?s family has motivated and inspired her to make before and have given me a ton of scholarship
this decision to serve her country. Following in her mom and sister?s footsteps, Tertel opportunities,?Reamer said.
Reamer chose to go into this field because it is so broad and has a wide variety of
is proud to take after her family and already has a job assignment upon her return.
?My job when I come back will be 25 Uniform, which is a signal support specialist,? specifics to go in to. She also has had much success at the highschool botany
competitions placing tenth in the state at the FFA Career Development Event and
Tertel said. Signal support specialists are responsible for working with battlefield
becoming certified at the Certified Green Industry Professional testing for Nursery
signal support systems and and terminal devices.
Having recruiters attend RHShas helped many with their paths after high school. Landscape.
?It really leaves opportunities for me,?Reamer said. ?I think I?m going to go into
They encourage kids to join them in serving their country.
teaching.?
Health Auto Shop
The Health Occupations class, taught at Wyandotte The Auto Shop class has expanded JonMichael
Hospital, is a place many students get challenged and Slaughter?s interest in cars, and allowed him to find
realize if the healthcare field is right for them. something he loves and wants to continue after high
school.
Skyeigh Chavez was given a head start on anatomy,
while increasing her love for health and medicine as a Slaughter wants to continue to expand his knowledge
first year health science student. by going into Diesel Tech at the University of
Northwestern Ohio.
?This class has prepared me by showing me all the
medical terms that I?ll need in college and a brief ?Auto means a lot to me. My family has always been
overview of how the body works,?Chavez said. into the automotive field - my grandpa owned a shop, my
uncle has always had race cars - so I just got into it
With help from her teacher, Trina Rooney, Chavez through them,?Slaughter said.
has decided to continue her education at Michigan Even though many people in his life were involved with auto, one person really
State University to become a forensic pathologist. inspired him.
?Our teacher has really pushed me? a lot,?Chavez said. ?She helped me ?My uncle passed before I was born but he always loved cars, my mom told me I was
understand different ways of learning.? just like him while growing up. We had the same mentality and attitude with cars,?
Chavez loves medicine, continues to motivate herself, and is using this class as an Slaughter said.
advantage. Other students who are in second year health science class even had the
chance to work in the field this school year.
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What wasyour most memorable
event from high school?
"My most memorable event wasever yone?sreaction
to our sophomore lip sync ending- it wasso cool to
see the upper classmen cheering uson when they
talked smack the whole time." -Baylee Murasky
"Washi n gton DCtr i p Taking risks,
"Lunchesalwayshave wi th AP Gover nm ent advocating for
j uni or year. The
a lot of stuff thats m em or i es I m ade wi th change
goingon. Probably m y cl ass an d Mr.
Cecilia Kujawa, Reporter
like30%of my Wym or e ar e
High School has been an absolute roller coaster for
Seniors Colton Rudd and Colin O'Neil watch the 2017 highschool memories unfor gettabl e." me, with so many crazy unexpected experiences. By
Homecoming game from the sideline. arein thelunchroom" -Mar i ssa Woi da far, the spring 2018 walkout against school violence
topped it all.
"Giving myself a bad undercut." -Deven Blight
-Hannah Gripp To clarify, on February 14th, 2018, a school
shooting broke out at Parkland High School in
"Prom.I washypingit up in my "My most memorable Florida, killing seventeen students and staff members.
Exactly a month after this, the students from Parkland
head for like threeweeks event was lip sync and organized a nationwide school walkout. I took it into
my own hands to make it happen in Wyandotte.
beforehand and I wasreally worried being in the school
First of all, I had no idea I was going to have to go to
it wasgoingto go all wrong,but it musical Once On This the lengths I went through to make this happen. Quite
washonestly perfect.Being frankly, I had no idea what I was getting myself into.
Island. They both are
surrounded by my best friendsand In order to actually be able to do this, I had to go
favorite peopleall night was something I loved to do through administration and convince them, get the
amazing,not to mention the venue word out (with signs, posters, and telling absolutely
wasgorgeous.Plus,I had thebest and it was such a fun time everyone I know to spread the word), figure out what
date there." -Emma Rankine was going to happen during the walkout, and how I
and I met so many new Senior cross-country runner was going to make a impact, all in a span of two
people." -Julia Dudas Jordyn Burks looks hopeful weeks.
towards the finish line.
Luckily, I had a lot of teachers and students helping
"Wi nni ng l eagues i n 2016 "When I left my lifejacket in theband room after me. Hannah Krabbenbos helped me the most, and I
can not thank her enough. Also, shout out to the
for Cr oss Countr y" -Jar ed flotation deviceday and it stunk up half of the majority of the social studies department listen to me
Bl um Jr. practice my speeches.
school." -Carly Allen "Havingmy daughter with
me and beingmy best The day of the walkout came by fast, and I did not
"GregTimmons "The most memorable events friend." -Kate Tolstkya feel prepared whatsoever. At this point, I didn?t know
accidentally pulling wasprobably the walkouts. It what was more frightening; the whole school showing
the fire alarm felt good to let our voicesbe "Beingundefeated in the up, or no one showing up at all.
leaguefor football and
freshman year." heard." -SaMya Overall Before I knew it, people began to poor out of the
-Brooke Tucker doors, and it was a lot more than I expected. I
honestly was very speechless at first.
"My prank war with Mr. makingit to playoffs
Blake." -Elizabeth Kiss junior year." -Skyleigh Thank you to all the kids that wanted to show
Chavez support, to the ones that just wanted to get out of
class, and to all of the people who showed support in
"For m e, i t woul d pr obabl y be the 2018 Wyan dotte vs. some way.
Tr en ton footbal l gam e. Wyan dotte won wi th j u st over a While organizing this, I felt scared, and regretted
taking charge. People were calling me names, bashing
m i nute l eft i n the gam e off of a r e-k i ck ed fi el d goal . Josh me in the halls, and everyone was looking at me
different.
Casti l l o bar el y m ade the goal fr om 43 yar ds out an d i t
But, the payoff was phenomenal. Some peers
br ought the scor e to I thi n k 21-20 or som ethi n g l i k e that. approached us afterwards, and said we moved them
to the point of tears, others saif they were informed.
It was ver y ver y cool an d i t was a fun gam e to atten d. "
We all have a voice, use it to your advantage, you
-Rebecca Am i son "The most memorable would be surprised how it can make a change.
Seniors Sara Creech and PJ "Winning Homecoming event from high If I could take away one major lesson from high
Davenport rehearse for their Queen. That event reminded school wasdefinitely school, it would be this; taking risks can pay off
production of It'sa Wonderful Life. me that kindness goes such a marching with my AP majorly, and conforming with everyone else creates
long way and being yourself Gov classat the March no opportunity. If you search for your passions, they
will only bring you happiness. can be easy to find.
" -Sarah Haener For Our Lives." -
Joshua Kish
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Classof 2019'soutstanding art accomplishments
KateSimpson, Reporter love space?,?Nagy said. ?They had this competition to that you do, like some people might not think that the Photo Courtesy: Grace Gutierrez
paint a mural in the school, and I liked winning things mural is the best thing in the school or that it?s
The Class of 2019 has worked on leaving their mark and I liked space, so you see where I?m going with this.? appreciated enough, but just for me to leave my legacy
on Roosevelt High School since their freshman year, and to have something up there for the next generation
especially throughout the art department. Each student has a unique style of art they enjoy to see is something I strive for everyday,?Epps said.
creating.
?This class is different in the quantity of talented Throughout their four years at RHS, the art
people, there?s always been talented people but now ?Photographer and mural painting are my favorites, department continued to grow because more and
there?s so many at the same time,?art teacher Susi however I explored printing, film photography, more people from Class of 2019 discovered their
Stiles said. drawing, and sculpture,?McKenzie said. interest in art.
The impact the Class of 2019 has made on the art ?I have always been creative, as a kid I use to like ?I think the Class of 2019 has been extraordinary this
department has not only been because of their talents, crafting with my grandma when we would go up north, year, there?s so many talented people and the energy
but because of the lengths they have gone with their and I really think that was the beginning of it all,? that they have is great,?Stiles said. " I don't think I've
ideas. McKenzie said. had a class with this many talented people with so
many different talents."
?The art department has made such a great impact Like many others in the Class of 2019, McKenzie
on me. It has given me the space to go beyond barriers. plans to continue advancing her interest in art in the Sen i or s
Mrs. Stiles has really mentored me too,?senior future. Joshua
Madison McKenzie said. ?She has yet to tell me no, to Ki sh,
any of my ideas, but instead made sure I had all the ?I am continuing art, I am going to school for art and Grace
encouragement and materials to make it happen. Art design, and I hope to one day be an industrial Gut i er r ez,
has taught me to preserve no matter how big the idea designer,?McKenzie said. and
may be.? Wendy
Many students have found their passion throughout Guzman
Many feel like the art community in the school is a their high school experience with the help of the art wor ki n g
place of comfort where they can express their true department and Stiles. on one of
selves. the many
?I?ve always been an artist at heart. I didn?t really murals in
?I really didn?t feel like I fit in anywhere else in the start to push my values and what I do until junior year the school
school because I tried a lot of stuff like sports and when Mrs. Stiles pulled me aside and told me that completed
different clubs but art was always there for me when no there was more to me than what I was doing then,? by the
one else was,?senior Lauren Kay Nagy said. senior Donte Epps said. Class of
2019.
Toward the end of her freshman year, Nagy entered After coming up with an idea and getting it approved
the school?s contest for painting a mural, won, and by administration, Epps is currently painting a mural
began the process the next year. with senior Nadia Caldwell and the special needs
program to leave their mark on RHS.
?I was really obsessed with space freshman year, I
went through this whole phase where I was like ?wow, I ?Everyone has their different opinion on the things
How do you hope to be remembered after leaving RHS?
"I hope I had a bi g i m pact on the k i ds i n "I hopeto beremembered as "Asa kid who never let the fear of being called
peer to peer " -Laur yn Fr atan gel o an impressivestudent that 'weird' affect what he did and assomeone who
had responsibility besides wasalwaysin a positive mood." -Ben Czarnota
"I hope to be grades." -KateTolstyka
remembered as
someone that was "I hope people "I want peopleto remember
involved in almost all
aspects of the school... remember me for my megutturallyscreamingin
that I inspire younger thehallway"-Deven Blight
kids to get step out of art work & always
their comfort
beinga friend." -Nadia
Caldwell "I hope to leave a legacy in
zones..."-Emma "I hopeI'm remembered as athletics" -Jordan Tarrence
Ran ki n e someonewho never gaveup
Senior Logan Bury showing
spirit on blue and gold day. and alwayspersevered."
Seniors Hayley Sands and Emma
"As a person who loved Sliwka high-five each other.
"I hopeto beremembered -Sarah Haener
for my enthusiasm and for drawing things you usually I hopeto beremembered for
theachievementsI made" "My r ol e as cl ass cl own " -Tasi a Tayl or don't draw at school ;-)" my videosand theimpact I
-Elizabeth Kiss madeon broadcasting.
-Delfina Martinez -Braylen Matulonis
"I?m shy so no one really "I hope to be
knows me, but I hope to
be remembered as the remember asthat kid "I hope to be r em em ber ed
girl who was willing to that wasreally good at as a ni ce fr i en d that
help anyone no matter computers." -Zack anyon e coul d feel
Grew com for table talk i ng to"
-Sydn ey Shel ton
what I was going Senior Sara Wauters working on her assignment "I hopeI'm remembered assomeonewho peoplecould
through." -Marlaina in class.
Wicker cometo talk to if they needed help." -Mariann Ray
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What teacher wasthe most memorable?
?Mr. Cotner ?Mr.Ramirez,he showed me how to
because no matter
how my day was keep workinghard and to not stop
going I could tryingto reach my goals.?-Grace Ray
always count on
him to make me
smile and give me "Hilary Borowicz;alwayswas "Mrs. Weller and
good life advice.? someoneI could talk to Mrs. Barnesfor
-Sydney Shelton
about personal and school alwaysbeingthere
?Mr. Wymore; heisabsolutely oneof problems." -Ricky Wallace for me."-Brooke
thefunniest and most compassionate
humansI?vemet. Heclickswith Tucker
studentsand helpsin anyway hecan
when needed.?-Marissa Woida ?Mrs.Ferris, she?sjust so genuine "Mrs.Cumiskey,she made come out of my shell
and try new thingsand she?sjust a bigrole
and such a caring teacher, she?d do model to everyone around her." -Tasia Taylor
anything for her studentsand it
really shows.?-Marlaina Wicker
?Mr. Bl ak e ?Mrs. Haddad, she ?Mrs. Jenkins. She has
i m pacted m e wasboth a mom been there for me since
and a teacher. She the start when I had her
the m ost taught mea lot of my freshman year. She
becau se he lifelessonsand I has given me advice and
str en gthen ed know shewill my shoulder to cry on.
m y passi on for alwaysbe there.? She is like another mom
sci en ce whi ch i s -Braylen but at school.?-Alyssa
what I?m goi n g Matulonis Jones
i n to i n col l ege.?
"Mrs. Robb , I could always
-Li l y Wi n k connect with her and go to her
about anythingand she?d
alwayshavethebest answer."
-Skyleigh Chavez
What song would describe high school?
"Psycho by Post "Young,wild, and
Malone" -Carly Allen free"-Tasia Taylor
"Unwritten by Natasha
Bedingfield" -Nina Jones
"My Sweet Lord by George
Harrison" -Chech Mendiola
"Ton gu e Ti ed by Gr oupl ove" "School'sOut by Alice
-Br yce Gi bbon s Cooper" -Calvin Johns
"Rocket Man" "Oh No! by Marina -Wendy Guzman
"Hallwalk"
-Shane Thompson -Grace Gutierrez "Growing Pains byAlessia Cara"
-Mariann Ray
"Sunflower by Rex Orange County" -Spencer Nosal "Don?t Stop Me Now by
"Pursuit of Happinessby Kid Queen" -Elizabeth Kiss
Cudi"-Matthew Trusewicz "Yeah! by Usher" -Emma Rankine
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May 2019
Conf essi ons What was the bi ggest l esson you
of Transparent l ear n ed fr om hi gh school / what
Transfer
has RHStaught you?
Hannah Gripp, Reporter "I havelearned that if it won?t
The first day of high school is undeniably one matter in 5 yearswhy should it
matter now. It?staught meto let
of the most stressful days of any teenager?s life, thelittlethingsgo and push me
and for me, it happened twice. to bea better version of myself "
- Emma Sliwka
Transferring to a new school a couple months
into your junior year, not knowing anyone is "The biggest lesson RHShastaught
usually a plot of a corny movie, but sadly, for me,
it was a horrifying reality. me isto alwaysget involved and if
Seriously, I walked in my first day with an you want something, then go after Senior Spencer Nosal laughs at the discussion in Chemistry
empty backpack, a stomach full of butterflies, it." - Nina Jones on Class Color Day junior year.
and a fake smile that I used to hide the fact that I
wanted to scream. "A lot of people will leave your life
I don?t know if it was the intimidating three "RHStaught me to be kind to others. even if you never thought they
floors of the school, the gigantic cafeteria, or the You truly have no idea what is going would "- Spencer Nosal
common phrase of ?Goooo Bears!?that strangers
would say all the time that made me feel as on with students at home or even in "Don?t sit thereidleand watch everyone
though my time there would be more than class. A simple smile or good morning do somethingwhileyou?rewaitingfor
difficult. timeto go by. Don?t wish that you were
to start their day could change their in collegealreadybecausethen you?ll
But the lessons I?ve learned here, and the entire outlook on their day. Choose to wish you?reout of collegeand poof some
people I?ve encountered have made it a year and be kind. "- Julia Dudas of your most memorableyearsaregone."
a half of not difficulty, but instead growth.
"If you want something, you have - Chech Mendiola
I?ve learned throughout my time here that you
will never find a community like Wyandotte. to giveit everythingyou?ve got." "RHStaught me that if you don't step
out of your comfort zone, you'll
Whether it be the pride you hold by being there, -Elizabeth Kiss regret it. No if, and, or but. If you are
the accepting group of people that you walk
through the halls with, or the teachers who not "Thisschool hastaught me how to bond afraid to try something new and
only serve as educators, but role models. potentially fail, then you will never
with people you normally wouldn?t think grow as a person." -SaMya Overall
I?ve learned that some of the best outcomes
come from the most risky decisions, and no I to. "- Baylee Murasky
don?t mean that with a do whatever you want
attitude, I mean that as taking risks and doing "Don't takecrap from anyone" "Trust no one. Teachers are there to
things that force you to expand your mind. help not put you down!! Care for
everyone, no matter who it is."
Every class that I have been in has impacted -Zachary Grew - Marissa Woida
me in some shape or form, most of that I have to
credit to the person in the front of the classroom. "Alwaysbeyourself no matter what
Whether that be Mrs. Jenkins who allowed me to other peoplesay or do."-Kali Sims
realize that even though life is not always easy, it
is meaningful; Mr. Soules who taught that respect Current seniors dance during their junior year lip sync to show off
is not given, but instead earned; or Mrs. Haddad their class pride.
who showed me that I should put my best effort
into everything I do. Sydney Shelton plays a card game with her Peer-to-Peer
The teachers here are teachers like no other, and mentee.
if I can give one piece of advice to anyone willing
to listen, it would be to engage with them and be
apart of their kind hearts and minds passionate
to teach.
Most importantly throughout my time at
Wyandotte, I learned how much being in the
right place can change your life, allow you to
realize your passions, and most of all, find a place
to call home.
I?ll never be able to express my gratitude to
Roosevelt High School, for accepting me and
allowing me to become the person I am today.
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Redefining media department standards
Lillian Settles, NewsEditor cover everything,?Wy-Hi Yearbook Business Editor Haener gr sbf f bf
said.
The media department has had an overwhelmingly
successful year with a gold rated newspaper, an excellence Haener is going to Michigan State University for
award and many other individual awards in video Biotechnology and neuroscience, and hopes her experience
productions, and a yearbook with more coverage than ever in Yearbook has allowed her to socialize and will continue to
before. help her throughout college.
This success would not have been possible without the ?Being a part of the media department has influenced my
commitment of seven senior editors whose bond was only social skills? In college you are going to experience a lot
strengthened by their time in media. different people? the people I have met have influenced
what I want to do,?Haener said.
?Because we have all bonded we work harder on our media
productions because we all want to work harder together and Though these life long friends will mostly be taking
better and smoother,?WTV Executive Producer Braylen different paths after high school, they plan to keep in touch.
Matulonis said.
?They really are my second family. I have been through so
Matulonis is going to Central Michigan University to study much with them.. They are the people I laugh with, I laugh at,
Broadcasting and Cinematic Arts. Media has introduced they laugh at me. I?m so excited to see how far they will all go
Matulonis, and the other editors, to a passion that will be because they are all bright and beautiful people,?Bear Daily
with them for the rest of their careers. Editor-in-Chief, Skolnik said. ?I hope 20 years from now we
are all the aunts and uncles to each other?s kids.?
Matulonis, Allison Lamonica, Emma Rankine, Greg
Timmons, Max Skolnik, Wendy Guzman, and Sarah Haener Skolnik is going to Wayne State University for nursing and
have all worked in the Media Department since their trusts that his time in media was worth the effort because is
sophomore year. Since then they have bonded over the has taught him how to put his effort towards the greater good.
shared responsibilities of running a publication.
?...Knowing that you are contributing to something that you
?I think that having all the same problems from being in know a large group of people enjoy, you want to make sure it
media like we think about the same things, knowing that they is the best especially because you love it yourself so much,?
also have to fix other people?s mistakes is comforting,? Skolnik said.
Executive-Editor of the Wy-Hi Yearbook Timmons said.
When asked what they will miss most about the media
Timmons is going to Central Michigan University for department the cohesive sigh of ?everything?was assuring
environmental science, but believes his time in Yearbook will that the media department has had the same impact on them
help him manage his time in college. as they have on the media department.
?Being in Yearbook really taught me just time management ?I'm going to miss putting something together that is
skills, and taught me how important it is to make a schedule,? meaningful to the whole school,?Wy-News Editor-in-Chief,
Timmons said. Rankine said.
Since sophomore year they have grown to love production Rankine has been on the Wy-News for three years and
classes and have been able to improve the Wy-News, Wy-Hi though she is going into biology, her experience with the
Yearbook, and WTV by leaps in bounds. During their senior Wy-News helped her win a full ride scholarship to Central
year especially, they have raised the standard for production Michigan University.
quality higher than ever before.
?Newspaper has helped me improve my writing skills
?They really set a high standard across the board in all of which helped me do well on my SAT. As far as the scholarship
the classes. I don?t think I have ever had a year where goes there was an informal writing piece and a creative
newspaper, yearbook, and broadcasting have all been at such piece? and Had suggested that I do a newspaper layout, and
a high level consistently,?Media advisor Janet Haddad said. I won. So without newspaper I may not have won that,?
Rankine said.
In addition, these seniors have taken their passion for
productions and each other and used it to improve not only The media department has also helped introduce these
their own productions but those of each other and the media seniors to one another and has become the center of their
department as a whole. high school experience.
?I think that we as a group of friends push each other to be "I didn't go here before my freshmen yeat and and they all
our best and we wouldn't be where we are without each did things together before hand so I think I was the most
other,?Wy-Hi yearbook Editor-in-Chief LaMonica said. outside? and now my world is surrounded by this group of
people and before doing media they did not even know I was
LaMonica is going to University to Michigan-Ann Arbor for a person," Wy-News Executive Editor Guzman said.
neuroscience and has become a better leader with her time
in Yearbook. Guzman has been part of the Wy-News for three years and
plans to go to Michigan State University for Journalism.
?In Yearbook I have learned how to be a leader? and so
many other life skills that I wouldn?t have learned at any Haddad has had the opportunity to watch these students
other class in this school,?LaMonica said. grow, and is grateful to have had the opportunity to be part of
productions this year.
Being friends has allowed them to fully cover every aspect
of the senior class, and has helped them create award ?They are all super strong leaders, and very self directed,
winning media this year. motivated, great students, great people. So it has been a fun
year,?Haddad said. ?This is a group I will miss tremendously.?
?I think even though it is like three separate productions, it
is all one because all of us really know what is going on, we
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