Carlisle High School 623 W. Penn Street, Carlisle, PA 17013 chsperiscope.com Volume 67, Issue 7: June 2014

Class of 2014...

...describes the past 4 years in 1 word

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The votes are in! Teachers were awarded superlatives from the seniors. —page 4

Seniors offer tried and true wisdom to underclassmen. —page 7

Ever wonder what your teachers looked like in high school? —page 9

Life After CHS: Find out where your friends are heading! —page 12

We asked seniors where they would be in 10 years. —page 15

PERISCOPEflashbacksCarlisle High School

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2010 2011 20122013 2014

- Haiti earthquake- Mexican Gulf oil spill- “Don’t Ask , Don’t Tell” repealed- iPad released- Arab Spring- WikiLeaks- “Toy Story 3” released- Katy Perry released “Teenage Dream”

- “Friday” released- Occupy Wall Street- Bin Laden was assassinated- Japan tsunami- The birth of “YOLO”- U.S. pulled out of Iraq- Steve Jobs died- The world population reached 7 billion

-Hurricane Sandy- Sandy Hook Elementary shooting- Trayvon Martin court case- “Call Me Maybe” released- London Olympics- Mayan calendar predicted end of the world- Facebook stock went public- Obama re-elected

- Boston bombing- PlayStation 4 and Xbox One released- Edward Snowden- Nelson Mandela died- Twitter stock went public- Harlem Shake- “Monsters University” released- Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl- Justin Timberlake returned to music

- Flight 370 went missing- One World Trade Center finished- Russia invaded Ukraine- Sochi Olympics- Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl- Pennsylvania legalized gay marriage-Donald Sterling lost control of LA Clippers due to racist rant

These past years have had some pretty crazy moments. Wars have been fought, trends have been started, and great visionaries of the modern world have passed away. To refresh your memory, here are just some of the major events that took place during the time the seniors have been in high school:

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PERISCOPE 2013-2014News EditorJanie Haseman

Perspectives EditorClara Cozort

Arts & Entertainment EditorJoey Kucker

Staff Writers and Photographers

Amanda Corrao Alana MasonSarahBeth Davis Spencer PechartJustine Douglas Chenta ShirleyAmber Krause Bryanna Youtzy

Sports EditorsTyler Galaskas

AdviserKate Muir

Photography EditorClara Cozort

Periscope is a student-created newspaper whose mission is to showcase student achievement, inform the Carlisle High School community of upcoming issues and events, and provide entertain-ment for students at CHS. The Periscope staff produces the paper while learning the roles of staff writers, photographers, editors, and business managers. We will uphold all press standards in the creation of this publication and abide by ethi-cal and legal practices set in place by press laws.

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understand that we cannot print every letter

we receive.

Fashion EditorBri Hendriksen

Disclaimer

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represent the views and opinions of the author, not the 2013-2014

Periscope Staff, CHS administration or the CHS student

body.

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Equity Statement: The Carlisle Area School District is an equal opportunity education institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, religion or handicap in its activities, programs or employment practices as required by Title IX and Section 504. No person shall on the grounds of race, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, religion or handicap be excluded from participation in or be subject to discrimination in any program or activity funded, in whole or in part, by federal funds. Discrimination on the basis of sex or religion is also prohibited in some federal programs. For information regarding civil rights and grievance procedures, contact Ms. Christina M. Spielbauer, Title IX Coordinator, Section 504 Coordinator, at 623 West Penn Street, Carlisle, PA 17013-2298. (717) 240-6800. For information regarding services, activities, and facilities that are accessible to and usable by handicapped persons, contact Ms. Christina M. Spielbauer, Title IX Coordinator, Section 504 Coordinator.

Not having to deal with the real world

Civics with Ms. Keller

Teachers

Mrs. Disbrow

Steinway piano in McGowan

CHS musicals Having a carefree life

My lunch table

The daily routine

Mr. Kretzing and how passionate he is about his job

Psychology class

The basketball games

The Carlisle Crazies

Seeing my friends every single day

Theme days

Caleb Griffie’s beard

Softball

JCC fashion shows

Pep rallies

Seniors told us they would miss......

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Most Memorable: Mr. and Mrs. CHS:

Most Quotable:

Mr. Kretzing Mrs. Disbrow

Mrs. Brent and

Mr. McGuire

Mr. Rowland Mrs. Hench

Which teachers did the seniors say were...

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Cutest Couple:

Mr. And Mrs. Shinn

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Most likely to win a foot race:

Mrs. Collier Mr. WisnerMrs. Muir

Mr. Henry

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Most Fashionable: Most entertaining class:

Most likely to have a secret admirer:

Mr. Roper Mrs. Deitch

Mrs. McGeehan

Mr. Wagner

Mrs. Moyer

Mr. Wagner

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“Don’t wait until the last minute because your power

can go out.” -Rhonda Dundorf

“Step out of your bubble and make new friends. You’ll be surprised how

much you can learn.”-Janie Haseman

“Even when things get tough, just keep on pushing through.”

-Audrey Nickle

“Don’t block the hallways.”

-Emily Bower

“Procrastinate for as long as you can.” -Daulton Gibson

“Don’t procrastinate.” -Every other high school senior

“Have fun - high school goes by more

quickly than you realize. You should be able to look back and

think ‘I’d do it all again.’” -Griffin Mann

“Be yourself,

find who you are, and be what you

want to be.”-Tre Coleman

Helpful senior advice for the underclassmen

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#ThrowbackSeniors2014Can you guess these future CHS graduates?

A. Alexis Jefferson B. Brooks Robinson C. Sydney Parmelee D. Alex O’Donley E. Bri Hendriksen F. Alan Hanks G. Bre Sneed H. Dan Sapio I. Alana Mason J. Kellee Kennedy K. Purvit Patel L. Megan Bisker

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Once upon a time...CHS staff shared their prom memories.

Mrs. Gongloff on right

Mrs. Muir on left

Mr. Poe on right

Mr. Bigelow on left

Mrs. Collier on right

Mrs. DisbrowMr. Fahnestock on right

Mr. Henry on left

Mrs. Park on right

Mr. Dutrey on left

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The past four years have been interesting, to say the least. I have made some incredible friendships and some amazing memories. Now it’s officially time to graduate and I can’t wait to see what the future holds because as one door closes, another is opening and I couldn’t be more excited. Good luck, Class of 2014! - Bri Hendriksen

It’s hard to say goodbye, yet it’s hard to say I would want to stay. The past four years have led me to this point right now. Now in the blink of an eye, everything I once knew will change, and I will have to do everything on my own. I’ll miss you CHS, but I’m ready to travel the road ahead. - Amber Krause

I will miss this school, even though there were some... difficulties. I will be excited, however, to graduate and go on with my life. Thank you all for your help! - Alana Mason

I’m speechless. To quote Emily Dickinson, “Saying nothing sometimes says the most.” Goodbye CHS! - Spencer Pechart

Thanks to all my teachers and friends who have pushed me to reach my maximum potential. Good luck to the future CHS graduates! - Tyler Galaskas

So Long, CHS!

CHS, this isn’t goodbye; it’s a see ya later. Optimism is the key to success, remember that! Catch ya in the real world! - Alexis Jefferson

Goodbye, CHS! It’s been a good two years. Thanks for everything and go out and do wonderful things, class of 2014! - Janie Haseman

On behalf of the entire Periscope staff, good luck to all of the graduating seniors! As we part ways, here are a few final words from Periscope’s senior class:

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“Success is to be measured not

so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has

overcome while trying to succeed.” -Booker T. Washington

Never give up on your dreams and do what makes YOU happy.

-Mrs. Devon Collier

I love quotes. One of my favorites that has guided me is from Helen Keller. She said, “the best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.” The catch is in order to feel these things you have to open your heart when there is no reason to open it up. You have to let things in; not just some people and experiences but all people and experiences. You never know which will be the moments that touch your heart so you have to be willing to let every moment touch your heart. Opening up your heart to everything will lead to some pain but the moments of joy greatly outweigh the sorrow. So everyday give yourself to the moments and you will find the wonder that is life an extraordinary thing.

-Mr. Jeremiah Henry

Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And

most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is

secondary. -Mr. Kevin Wagner

I think Rachel’s Challenge sums it up well:1. Look for the best in others2. Dream big3. Choose positive influences4. Speak with kindness5. Start your own chain reaction. -Mrs. Chantal Savage

For more advice from your favorite CHS teachers,

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PERISCOPEplans Carlisle High School

June 2014

Albright CollegeAbby BaughmanAllegheny College of

MarylandMary BurroughsAlvernia UniversityDylan KuhnNicole LopezAmerican UniversityLuke BatemanAutomotive Training

CenterDayquan JohnsonBard CollegeCatherine BloomBates CollegeMax BreschiBloomsburg UniversityJennifer BresnanBridgewater CollegeArica ShughartBryn Mawr CollegeMicala Hotra-SchubertBucknell UniversityCaroline BixbyCabrini CollegeIlijana MarcicCalifornia State

UniversityMohammed Mahmoud

DefCalifornia University of

PennsylvaniaKeara AshworthBri HendriksenMakenzie LangerMarguerite Stasyszyn

Capital UniversityJonathan MundellCarleton CollegeTeagan Felknor-EdwardsCentral Penn CollegeTeta GayeCentral Pennsylvania

College of BusinessJordan PattersonClarion UniversityJohn-Mark WatersCollege of William and

MaryMatthew OplingerColorado School of

MinesSamuel DeAngeloPatrick MyersColumbia University/

Sciences PoJane HasemanCornell UniversityDouglas SpivakDaytona College Asia-Simone’ GarrisDeRielle Cosmetology

AcademyCortney MelzerDickinson CollegeBedrudin BecirovicMegan BiskerColton EllisEmma Hotra-SchubertEllis JohnsonJessica SmithDrexel UniversityDrew West

East Carolina UniversitySarah BurkholderEast Stroudsburg

UniversityTrent GeorgeEastern Washington

UniversityEmelia HetheringtonRebekah HetheringtonEastman School of MusicWilliam HumeEckerd CollegeTy ChronisterElizabethtown CollegeEmily BowerErica BuckleyMiranda ClashEugene Ballet CompanySonja DeSarioFerrum CollegeAustin MarksTaylor McGrathFlorida Atlantic

UniversityKeeley GoldenCollin PeckFlorida State UniversityJohn MortonFordham UniversityErin UlrichGeorge Mason UniversityNicholas BurleyGettysburg CollegeWilliam MorrisGrove City CollegeBri DoaneMegan Smith

HACCBrianna BaezTaylor BeierschmittKaitlin BlosserHeather BrockJessica CampbellCourtney DoupeTre DukesRhonda DundorfElla FarmerAbigail FinfrockAustin HerbOlivia KauffmanJoshua KephartZebadiah KinerBelma KorkutovicKari LaughmanAlexander LeeChristopher LelloAlana MasonSanel MeskicJennifer MillerAvery MorrowOctavia MowattCody MyersHaley MyersBrianna PalmerShelby PalmerSydney ParmeleeMatthew RichardsEmily RichwineNatasha RosarioAmer SejmenovicKylar ShowersKalia StallingsCatherine SteffyJarred TrittPaige VoegeleColin WallaceAli Wood

Michael YeagerHACC - GettysburgShanice CampbellHarrisburg University

of Science and Technology

Damon BennerHigh Point UniversityZackary LoudonHouston BalletCaroline DoughertyIndiana University of

PennsylvaniaGeena OsbornPaige RobinsonIndependence

Community CollegeJordan DockensITT TechJustin FuruglyasJames Madison

UniversityNicole ChesneyJuniata CollegeDaniel LauritzenLydia MuellerKent State UniversityMallory ChaneyJ.D. HughesKeystone Technical

InstituteTydearah WhitneyKing’s CollegeDaniel SapioKutztown UniversityAmber BybeeAdriana SommaLebanon Valley CollegeRebecca Whalen

Where’s everybody going?We asked the graduating senior class to share

their post-CHS plans.

Information compiled by Janie Haseman and Spencer Pechart with the help of the McGowan

Counseling Center.

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Liberty UniversityJonathan BrownBrodie RobinsonLock Haven UniversityAmber KrauseMansfield UniversityWilliam HunterSamantha EckrichMarion Military InstituteNicholas LoosMary Baldwin CollegeSarah MosinskiMaryland Institute

College of ArtBrooks RobinsonMcCann School of

Business and TechRachel AdamsCorine RaeMcDaniel CollegeBamasa BailorMessiah CollegeBryanna CurtisSamara MarchRyan McKeehanChristian PavlovichMilitary: Air ForceLaQuita GrahamAlexander O’DonleyHershel TichnellMilitary: ArmyVan AdkinsMandelina BerriosJohn CameronWesley McNeelyVictoria StroheckerMilitary: National GuardGyvette ValentinMilitary: MarinesAdolfo AlvarezKyle BeamIzudin DedicCody OckerAlanna SalisburyJames SmethersSeth Plansinis

Tristan YoungerMillersville UniversityRaina BrodeSamuel CarrollEleanor LearyKimberly ReischIan ShannonKasey ShimandleAmira WilliamsNorthern Arizona

UniversityAlyena ColbrookNorwich UniversityJarrett CavanaghAlan HanksOhio Valley UniversityMark BowserTrevante’ ColemanPenn State: AltoonaAlex CostaEmily SkoviraPenn State:HarrisburgJulia LelloAbigail NickelPenn State: Mont AltoBrooke DelanoDakota KuhnPenn State: University

ParkTurner BlashfordAlex CostaPatrick FlussMatthew FunkPeter HoyAlexis JeffersonDaniel MunckHunter ScottEmily ZanderPenn State: YorkMedina HrnjicPennsylvania College of

Health SciencesMegan HabeckAmra Hajradevic

Pennsylvania College of Technology

Breanna AbbeyKyle BjorkmanDaulton GibsonPatrick HayesAlexander WeltmerPhiladelphia UniversityRachel RexrothPittsburgh Ballet Theater

SchoolAleksandra NikolicShippensburg UniversityJazmyn CampbellJonathan CarrollAdam CharltonTynan DonnellyCaitlin DullChristine FinkeyRachel HerringJeremy JonesEmily KeatingAbraham LoscherMashrur MallickSpencer PechartAndrea ReadshawAlan RizvanovicAlison RumbergerNicole WhiteTydearah WhitneyChristopher ZinnSlippery Rock UniversitySarah WhiteSouthern Virgina

UniversityDavid CandlandSweet Briar CollegeDemma Harper-McCombsSyracuse UniversityAyrton MarriottTemple UniversityMiles HazanJohn HeffernanAlex KiehlJohn ManganHailey Shughart

Quyt To VanGriffin MannTexas A&M UniversityCharlotte HammerTrevecca Nazarene

UniversityKrystal WolfeUnited States Naval

AcademyAmelia WinnUniversity of AlabamaMcKenzie MillerUniversity of Central

FloridaJanay WoodallUniversity of DenverJared BalcavageUniversity of FloridaVivarapoo Getsri-WagnerUniversity of HartfordMarielena QuintanarUniversity of NevadaDorian NaiditchUniversity of North

Carolina at Chapel Hill

Alexander Di RuzzaUniversity of Northern

IowaKaitlin BrownUniversity of MarylandGabrielle MiskovskyUniversity of

PennsylvaniaSean CollinsUniversity of PhoenixKellee KennedyRodele AssadUniversity of Pittsburgh:

BradsfordTimothy AtkinsonIndira CamdzicDominic PinedaUniversity of Pittsburgh:

Main CampusGarrett Albert

Simon HersheyRachel LandisAndrew Thompson University of PortlandAllison AguilaUniversity of Southern

CaliforniaMichael DennisonUniversity of TampaBen WagnerUniversity of UtahMaxwell StephensVassar CollegeMichaela CoplenVirginia TechCaleb GriffieZachary MitchinerSukjin YangWestchester UniversityKaylee LyonsWest Point Prep SchoolNicholas LoosWest Virginia UniversityDerek RadleWestminster CollegeAudrey NickleWidener CollegeMatthew LevyWilkes UniversityPurvit PatelWilson CollegeBreana SneedYork College of

PennsylvaniaHasan AlicTyler GalaskasEmploymentKaitlyn AllgyerColton BrehmAmber BrenizerDonnneisha BurtonJoshua ClippHeather CederlundJacob ClineNathan CouttsTazhon Davis

PERISCOPEplans Carlisle High School

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Employment (cont’d)Joshua DeihlEmily DeiterKevin DossDariel EricksonLindsay FailorTrevor FleagleJoshua FravelRoger GarnerNicholas HaviarasSteven HeffelfingerClay HermanLandin HockleyJeremy HutchisonTerry JumperDalton Kaydo

Craig KristyniakAndrew LechnerLogan LeerKayla MaldonadoMustafa MesicKaitlyn MummertChyenne NickersonAleksandra NikolicJeremy NorcrossScarlett RinehartApril RichwineLevi RockeyMoses RoeslerTyler RoweShayne SackmanAutumn Salvetti

Jennifer SchaefferKordell SchlusserAndrew SerasShelby ShenkTiffany ShieldsKylar ShowersLuke StraderKelsie Danielle VioralAustin WhitzelTyran WoodJasmyn WyckoffOtherAya AbdullahAndrew GriffithMaximillian PhilbinTeodora von Frenckell

Catlin WaltonUndecidedIyanna BrownJameson ChristopherJames CouttsDariel EricksonJoseph EvansRandolph Fernandez LaraPhillip GarrisRobert GreenbergNisaiah JohnsonJulien Victor KabegmaLauren KempAshlie McClureSonny MonacoNicholas Orr

April RichwineZakery RichwineZachary SingerTreyvon SneedHunter SnyderMcKenna StoneBrittney SwartzTyler ThissenHershel TichnellOleksandr TolstopyatovJeremy Valdez

Congratulationsto everyone!

Oh, the places they’ll go! Class of 2014, be sure to check out our interactive map at CHSperiscope.com by scanning the QR code above (or if you’re visiting on a computer, just click on the “Seniors” tab on the site).

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Seniors: Ten years from now, will you be a super star? Rich and famous? Or will you be changing the world? We asked--you answered!

Andrew Thompson: “Literally traveling the world, at my own pace”

Jess Smith: “Living in a crappy NYC apartment trying to get my film/tv script picked up by a network”

Dylan Kuhn: “Living on the edge”

Ella Farmer: “I will be in Scotland with my own sheep farm”

Mallory Chaney:“Hopefully I’ll be on SNL”

Mark Bowser:“Being happy and doing whatever makes me happy”

John Mangan:“I see myself with a good job, changing the world, and living life to the fullest”

Micala Hotra-Schubert:“I hope to have spent time in the Peace Corps, then to have a fun and fulfilling career in human rights advocacy”

Catherine Bloom: “Acting in a hole in the wall theatre in Brooklyn and living in an apartment with 10 other people”

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Senior Secrets

I accidently b

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a few months a

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It’s still bro

ken.

I always imagined Roper and Roeder fighting. Roeder ended up with a broken leg.

I found the door that leads under the stage of McGowan.

I fell off of the school roof at 4am and bruised my heel.

I crush on most of the female

teachers.

I write my own early excuse and tardy

notes.

I put laxatives into a teacher’s drinks.

I went in the Swartz bomb shelter.