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volume 92 issue 9 may 29, 2013
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SUMMERCONCERTS
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS New officers for 2013-14 have been chosen. Go to page four to see what they plan to do while in office
TRUE OR FALSE?
Heard the rumors? Don’t know what to believe? Check out page five to see the stories you’ve heard, and we’ve cracked
SPORTS SNAPSHOTS
Check out page eight for the best sports shots taken throughout this school year
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MUSIC
Go to pages six and seven to find out what’s happening this summer in the music world and test how much of a music fanatic you are with the crossword
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Here are the newly elected student assembly members for the 2013-2014 school year:
Sophomores:Alex AlgeeAvrie AllenAllison BatesDelaney ColesCameron FathauerEmily KimSierra LaxHaley MackEmma McAlisterMarlee ReisingerBen ThomsponTyler Wang
Juniors:Sydney AndersonLauren BrittAlexendra FriendVince GranaGwen KleinhenzNeil LapidusTrent LarsonAli PatbergOliva StewartLaura WatanabeClaire WilsonRosemary YonushonisChandler Zeller
Seniors:Jake ArmuthCarrie LatimerSam MeyercordMorgan MurdockKrishan NarsinghaniGabriela PetersKatie RawlingsChris SubletteMatthew ThompsonTom TranMichael VogelNick Waskom
Freshman assembly members will be elected at the beginning of the 2013 school year
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The 2014 student body officers have been elected. Led by student body president Will Pearcy, next year’s class has their goals set
The 2014 student body officers from left to right include vice president junior Emmaline Terry, secretary junior Parker Hirsch, sergeant at arms junior Nick Littrell, treasuer junior Will Bridgeman and president junior Will Pearcy. “I ran to be a student body officer because I have friends who have done it in the past that seemed to have a fun time. Also I wanted to put my leadership skills to use,” Hirsch said.
At the beginning of each school day, 2013 student body president Zac Ruehman reads the daily
announcements. Next year, a different voice will start out the average school day. Junior Will Pearcy, 2014 student body president, and his cabinet of officers will lead the student body in August. Whether it is a new adventure in their life or it is a role they are somewhat familiar with, the student body officers are ready for a new year with fresh beginnings.
“I have a lot of family members that went to North. School spirit is a big thing that I enjoy; I go to a lot of basketball games and a lot of other sporting events. My brother is on track and I’m on band,” Pearcy said. “I really just love the school and think it is a great opportunity to do something more than what I could if I was just a student.”
Junior Emmaline Terry, vice president, is also ready for something new next year.
“Ever since I was a freshman, I was interested in the (student body officer) roles played in the school. I ran because I wanted to be apart of it,” Terry said.
While new leadership skills will be put to use, all the officers have new goals for the upcoming school year.
Sergeant at arms junior Nick Littrell wanted to try something different.
“(I joined student body office) to get
into student assembly, student council, and to have a high position in the school,” Littrell said.
“I think the main goal the other officers and I want to accomplish is increasing school spirit through not only sports competitions but other school activities. The student body officers are basically the voice for the whole student body,” secretary junior Parker Hirsch said.
“I just want to do the best and fulfill my position,” Treasurer junior Will Bridgeman said. “Maybe start some new activities that could become a legacy here at North.”
School spirit leads the student body officers’ goals for next year.
“Next year I want to see an increase in student assembly participation with events and activities. Also, better the relationships between faculty and students and encourage better communication; increase in attendance to student athletic and art events outside of school. Just create a bigger sense of school pride,” Terry said.
Being a role model for the school, but also the community is something on Pearcy’s list of goals.
“I think (student body officers) gives freshman and sophomores a role model, which is important. It gives them something to strive to be. It’s important for all of us to be good role models and represent for the community. We’re kind of
put up on a pedestal for everyone to look at,” Pearcy said.
Bridgeman believes student government is beneficial to the student body.
“Being able to be a voice for some of the students in this school is, I think, why we have a student body president and why we’re here.”
The student body and student assembly would not run as smoothly without the help from the sponsors, according to Pearcy.
“Mrs. Hamlin and Mr. Green are our sponsors and they’re just great. They’re an incredible amount of help. They’re kind of there informally,” Pearcy said. “A lot of things are lead by the students, but whenever we need to check and make sure that everything is okay with the administration, they are more than willing to help us out, so it’s great to have them around.”
A student body officer’s jobs come with different responsibilities.
“The president is the main link between the administration and the students, and he runs the student assembly. The vice president is there whenever the president can’t make it,” Hirsch said.
What is Pearcy’s agenda for next year?“(I’ve) got to admit, school spirit’s kind
of low. I don’t think as many people enjoy coming to school any more, but I want to see more people involved.”
VS All elected assembly members from the four grades meet and discuss matters such as school conventions, formal, fundraisers, and other student activities. “The president is the main link between the administration and the students, and he runs
the student assembly,” Hirsch said.
The president, vice president, treasurer, sergeant at arms, and secretary from each grade form the student council. They weigh in on matters concerning school reform and community projects. “I lead student council meetings,” Pearcy said, “and create an agenda.”
Student Council Student Assembly
by Leah Hashagen and Emily Wilkersondesigned by Annie Day
THEY SAID THAT
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> “We put a warm quilt on the students of need.”Assistant priciple
Susan Scott says
after winning
the Mindy Lewis
Diversity Award
at the most recent
BCSC school
board meeting.
The award is given
to a staff member
who has gone to
great length to
begin programs
confronting
diversity.
> “The goal of this work was to design and synthesize a supercapacitor with increased energy density while maintaining power density and long cycle life.”Eesha Khare
of Saratoga,
Calif. proposed
a solution to
the prolonged
charging of phones
and entered her
charger that takes
a mere 20-30
seconds to give
a smartphone a
100% charge. She
won $50,000 in
cash prize.
by Elizabeth Andrews
05MAY 29 , 2013
A CLO
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Compiled by Elizabeth AndrewsDesigned by Elizabeth Andrews and Marissa Swihart
@cnhsstudent Mrs. Hurrle was in the military. True or False?
@Aaron KarrerShe was a Navy Seal and can kill people five different ways with her thumb.
@cnhsmediaDean Ruth Hurrle was NOT in the military, but she doesn’t mind people spreading that rumor around.
@cnhsstudent Did you hear that Mr. Lindsey is retiring?!?
@JacobSimoAww man, is he really?
@cnhsmediaEnglish teacher Dennis Lindsey will be retiring after next year. Do not fret!
Almost as traditional as graduation, end-of-the-year rumors race through the halls. From senior projects to teacher re-tirements, speculations abound. What’s true? What’s not true? For this last issue, The Triangle gets to the bottom of six of the most prevalent.
@cnhsstudent No more off-campus lunch. WHAT?
@WilliamMahlWell, sucks to be you guys; I’m a senior.
@MendanBobbAre you serious?
@cnhsmediaDefinitely not true. Keep enjoying your Tropical Smoothie!
@cnhsstudent Hey guys, I heard there are no more seniorprojects. Your thoughts???
@ClayJohnson...really?
@cnhsmedia FALSE. Senior projects are, in fact, getting bigger with the Senior Project Showcase where the top 25 senior projects are chosen by the public and presented. The top three senior boards are given a cash prize. This years winners were Agne Jonaityte ($350), Caleb Jones ($250), and Jessica Mao ($150).
@cnhsmediaTo see all 25 Showcase winners go to #cnhsmedia
@cnhsstudentDoes anyone know if construction is almost done?
@cnhsmediaThe building has been signed back over to us, however, a new project has begun. The foot-ball stadium bleachers will be reconstructed
@cnhsmediaBusiness teacher Michael Hackman will be retiring after 34 years in BCSC and 36 years in Business Education.
@MikeHackmanI enjoy my students, but it’s also time to move on to the next chapter of my life.
@SusanScottWe want to honor Mike in his parting. We will be collecting a free will offering in the Main Office that will be used for a present to be presented the last day of school.
@cnhsstudentDoes Taco Bell really have a restraining order against the school deans?
@TacoBellmanagerNo, they’re welcome here anytime.
@DerekSextonYeah, that’s true.
Over the summer, it might seem like there would be more time to browse for new music and expand your playlist, but it can be easy to get caught in a musical rut. While listening to the
same songs on repeat can set the mood for summer, it gets tedious towards July.
So, some people get involved with the local music scene here or go to concerts and music festivals over the summer to discover new artists/groups. But, if you are going to be on the road all summer or can’t afford to go to any of these events, it can be more challenging to keep up with new music.
For those who will be home most of the summer and are looking for new groups to listen to, music discovery services, such as www.allmusic.com, are good sites to check out. If looking for artists similar to a favorite group, go to “recommendations” and type in the name of the band; similar artists in the same genre will pop up.
“There’s a website called www.MP3skull.com, that and I get on iTunes,” Sophomore Ezera Followell said when asked where he went to look for new music.
Many turn to the music discovery service, Pandora for new music.When tired of music on regular broadcasted radio or her iPod. “I go on Pandora and listen to new stations,” junior Amanda
Wheeler said.“Once I get bored of music on my iPhone I generally use the
Pandora app and listen to different stations for newer music,” Sophomore Jen Bale said.
She also uses social networking sites to keep her playlist updated.“I usually find music from looking on iTunes or the bands I’m
following on Twitter will announce new songs or music,” Sophomore Jen Bale said.
In addition, there are local music events this summer. For example, Battle of the Bands is this coming up.
“(It will take place) June 8th,” Senior Robert Babcock said. Babcock is a member of Project Dubru, a band who has performed at Battle of the Bands before and won in 2012. Babcock’s position in the band is drums and vocals.
The winning group of Battle of the Bands gets to open for the main band in The Biggest Block Party Ever, organized by the Columbus Area Arts Council held July 27 this year in The Commons. Headlining this year is Hunter Smith Band.
It will take place at the Mill Race Amphitheater or if it rains, FFY. Outside of Columbus a variety of musical events occur this summer.
Some students have opted to attend concerts and music festivals. Senior Luis Cambron plans to attend Warped Tour on June 3rd in Noblesville.
“(I am looking forward to the group) Bring Me The Horizon, because I have heard reviews by renowned music critics,” said Cambrone.
Senior Harley Wiltsey plans to attend the music festival Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tenn.
“I’ve been to Bonnaroo once before. Last year was the first time I went. This year will be my second,” Wiltsey said.
Last year, a couple of her favorites were Skrillex and Foster the People.
“This year I’m very excited for Mumford and Sons, Of Monsters and Men, and the Lumineers. I really like their music, and I’ve like Mumford and Sons for a few years now, so I’m excited to finally see them,” Wiltsey said.
Before going last year, Wiltsey made sure to listen to a lot of the bands that would be playing there.
“Bonnaroo is an amazing experience,” Wiltsey said, “Four days of camping and concerts with some of your best friends in the middle of a field in Tennessee, nothing compares to it.”
Other students, such as Bale, are planning to attend summer concerts. She plans to attend a Passion Pit concert in June with three other friends.
“I’m probably most excited for just seeing this type of band play live, considering they’re not really popular,” Bale said, “But also the atmosphere and just being with my friends at a concert having a good time.”
Top 5 songs trending on iTunes last week • Can’tholdusby Mackelmore and Ryan
Lewis• JustGiveMeaReason by P!nk• Come&GetItby Selena Gomez• BlurredLines by Robin Thicke (feat. T.I &
Pharrell)• Clouds by Zach Sobiech
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’S THE
SCOO
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SUMMER CONCERTSOver the summer, students attend a variety of musical events, ranging from local to out of state. Some are looking for something fun to do this summer with friends; others just want
to keep connected to the genres they love
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THEY SAID THAT
>“Candidly, we go after the cool kids. A lot of people don’t belong [in our clothes], and they can’t belong,” Abercrombie &
Fitch CEO, Mike
Jeffries said of
his company’s
primary target.
The comments
were made seven
years ago but
only recently
discovered,
sparking outrage
due to the
insulting nature of
them, directed at
obese teenagers.
>“We must fight them. I apologize that women had to witness this today. But in our land, our women have to see the same. You people will never be safe. Remove your government, they don’t care about you.”Suspected
terrorist was
recorded
saying this after
beheading a
soldier on the
streets of East
London.by Bente Bouthier
MAY 29, 2013
ACROSS5 Wasalu Jaco8 Robyn Fenty9 Armando Pérez10 Sean Anderson
DOWN1 Ben Haggerty2 Peter Hernandez3 Jessica Cornish4 Elizabeth Grant6 Alecia Moore7 William Anderson
STAGE NAMES ARE A
Guess who these names belong to. The artist’s “real name” is given; your task is to figure out the corresponding stage name
PAIN
if you like this you may like this“I’m not their biggest fan but I do like their song ‘Demons. It’s pretty amazing.”
junior Krishan Narsinghani
Imagine Dragons
“I really like their song ‘Uprising.’ It’s pretty radical.”
junior Lauren Hedrick
Muse
“I like their song ‘I Will Wait.’ It’s just a good song to jam out to in the car.”
freshman Chloe Jorgensen
Mumford & Sons
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Popular groups often have similar sounds to lesser known artists. Here are some of the most popular groups at North
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the issue’s best shot
MEN’S GOLFWho? senior Ian Smith
What? Smith follows through his swing at Brownstown Central on April 2. He is ranked number 5 out of the 10 golfers here. His overall best is a 73, and he has an average of 77.43. He was also a medalist at Shadowood Golf Course on March 30.
About the TeamRanked number one all season, the men’s golf team is expected to better their fourth place finish at state last year. Juniors Michael VanDeventer and Christian Fairbanks trade off medalist honors at various invitationals throughout the season. They begin Sectional play May 31 at Greensburg at 8:30 a.m.
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HEARD IN THE HALLS
THIS ISSUE’S WEIRDEST
NEWS
“The farther you go down this hallway, the trashier it gets.”“Sloths are my people.”
“Sorry, I’m trying to eat all the humans.”“Google is my only friend.”
“He’s the love guru.”“Went to Taco Bell. Should’ve invested in life insurance first.”
“Your car looks like a cartoon...a bad cartoon.”“I got a pet ‘coon!”
Check out this issue’s wild news gleaned from the headlines
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What: A central Kansas woman walks in the tiger in the bathroom of a circus Where and When: Isis Shrine Circus in SalinaWhy: The big cat had escaped briefly after its turn in the ring Saturday at the Isis Shrine Circus in Salina. Staff members blocked off the concourses at the Bicentennial Center as the tiger wandered into the bathroom, where one of the doors was blockaded.
How: The Salina resident decided she needed to use the restroom. When she walked in the door that hadn’t been blocked off, she found a tiger standing about 2 feet awayFact:The tiger was captured within minutes and returned to its enclosure.
source: nbcnewyork.com/news
Check out the top quotes that were in the halls the week before finals
by Andy Carr and Adam LeClerc
T heaters are in for some fantastic characters this year, and yes, you guessed it, I’m going to shove my
knowledge and opinions of them in your face because I write the column, and you are reading it!
Ron Burgundy (“Anchorman: The Legend Continues,” Dec. 20): Dreams have come true. “Anchorman” is getting a sequel. With that, the fantastically-dressed and suave Ron Burgundy makes his return to the big screen. If you have not seen the first Anchorman, go home and watch it now; it’s the only way for you to know who Ron Burgundy is in his entirety. The man is beyond words, really, like a god walking among mere mortals with his colorful suits, amazing hair, and 70S mustache. We only
know so much of what Ron’s new adventure will contain, but one thing we know for certain is that he will be attacked by a shark … and fight back. Random, yes, but what would you expect from the sequel to “Anchorman”?
Smaug (“The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” Dec. 13): By far the largest character on the list, because he is in fact not human but a dragon about the size of a city block. In “The Hobbit,” Smaug single-handedly takes out two entire nations, takes all their wealth, puts it all in a giant pile, and now chills on it all day every day. Needless to say, this guy is going to heave some havoc on screen. For this next movie in “The Hobbit” trilogy; Smaug will be acted through motion capture by Benedict Cumberbatch who also plays the villain in the new film “Star Trek: Into Darkness.”
Jay Gatsby (“The Great Gatsby,” May 10):
While this movie has been out May 10th, that does not mean you can’t be excited about him! Jay Gatsby: war veteran, millionaire, and a fellow who throws parties that would make emperors of Rome jealous. He is more or less the most interesting man in the world. Or at least he appears to be. Is there something Gatsby is hiding from his friends and neighbors? I won’t spoil it for you; watch the movie, or better yet, read the book.
Clark Kent (“Man of Steel,” June 14): No use beating around the bush, Clark Kent is Superman. With that out of the way, I can talk about him. We all know about Superman. He’s faster than a speeding bullet, and can shoot lasers from his eyes. This legendary character will now be wrapped up in a sleek and modern movie full of explosions and flashy special effects. What’s not to love?
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his
plan
s for
the
futu
re
Rath
er th
an fe
atur
ing
one
face
, the
cov
er
of th
is iss
ue’s
Tria
ngle
feat
ures
man
y m
ore:
thos
e of
the
clas
s of 2
013!
de
signe
d by
Erik
a Es
pino
zaCH
ASE
MAY
NA
RD
14-15
16-17
18-19
19
MO
NEY
MAT
TERS
Wed
. May
15, 1
59 se
nior
s rec
eive
d at
lea
st
one
scho
lars
hip.
Som
e of
them
, lik
e M
arie
l Pa
dilla
, rec
eive
d m
any
mor
e. T
ake
a lo
ok!
BY T
HE
NU
MBE
RSRe
mem
ber t
hat s
urve
y yo
u to
ok a
few
week
s ago
? H
ere
are
the
resu
lts!
THIS
IS O
UR
FUTU
REC
heck
out
our
gra
duat
ing
clas
smat
es, a
nd se
e wh
ere
they
’re h
eade
d ne
xt y
ear!
WH
EN I
WA
S LI
TTLE
...Ta
ke a
stro
ll wi
th u
s dow
n “M
emor
y La
ne” a
nd
revi
sit th
e tre
nds a
nd e
xper
ienc
es o
f chi
ldho
od in
th
e la
te ‘9
0s
TEC
HN
OLO
GY
TIM
ELIN
ETa
ke a
look
at h
ow te
chno
logy
has
pro
gres
sed
thro
ugh
our l
ifetim
es
YOU
R SE
NIO
R Y
EAR
You
wer
e as
ked
to d
esrib
e hi
gh sc
hool
in fi
ve
word
s. C
heck
out
the
resu
lts!
CA
RTO
ON
FLA
SHBA
CK
Seve
ral s
enio
rs sh
ared
thei
r fav
orite
chi
ldho
od
carto
ons
SEN
IOR
SPO
TLIG
HT
We’
ve h
ighl
ight
ed th
ree
seni
ors i
n th
is la
st
issue
of T
he T
riang
le fo
r the
201
2-13
scho
ol
year
. Che
ck o
ut p
ages
18 a
nd 19
to re
ad
abou
t Cha
se M
ayna
rd, G
race
Fisc
hvog
t an
d C
arso
n W
ard!
OUR
SENI
ORS
Keel
y C
ollie
rEr
ika
Espi
noza
Roth
Lov
ins
Raya
Vija
yago
pal
Than
k yo
u fo
r you
r sup
port.
We
love
wha
t we
do a
nd
we h
ope
you
enjo
y th
e la
st is
sue
of th
e ye
ar!
ON TH
E COV
ER
20LA
ST-IN
G IM
PRES
SIO
NS
See
who
Sydn
ey J
arra
rd, C
J C
opel
and,
Ran
di Z
ust,
Ryan
Mul
roon
ey,
and
Jaco
b Ph
illips
cho
se a
s the
ir m
ost i
nflue
ntia
l fac
ulty
mem
ber
13
$12,
568,
867
was g
iven
to st
uden
ts o
n sc
hola
rshi
ps fr
om v
ario
us d
epar
tmen
ts a
nd u
nive
rsiti
es
“It fe
lt gr
eat w
inni
ng th
e Be
n Ba
ker a
ward
. It
mad
e m
e fe
el o
ne st
ep c
lose
r to
reac
hing
my
goal
s. I w
asn’
t exp
ectin
g it.
I th
ough
t may
be
anot
her p
erso
n de
serv
ed it
mor
e th
an m
e. B
ut
it m
ade
my
goal
s fee
l app
reci
ated
.”
Jess
ie F
reud
enth
aler
“I di
dn’t
thin
k I w
ould
ge
t any
. The
re a
re
thre
e fo
r sch
ool a
nd
one
for b
ooks
. The
y wi
ll he
lp m
e be
caus
e I h
ave
to p
ay o
ut-o
f-st
ate
tuiti
on.”
“I ha
ve w
on si
x or
seve
n (s
chol
arsh
ips)
. It’
s ver
y re
ward
ing
to b
e re
cogn
ized
fo
r my
effo
rts. I
will
use
thre
e of
(the
sc
hola
rshi
ps).
The
y wi
ll co
ver m
y tu
ition
for m
y un
derg
radu
ate
and
som
e of
my
hous
ing,
boo
ks, e
tc.”
Evel
yn D
uron
Reid
Wils
on
159
SCH
OLA
RSH
IPS
AWA
RDED
Yes,
mon
ey tr
uly
mat
ters
, esp
ecia
lly w
hen
colle
ge is
just
a fe
w m
onth
s aw
ay. R
emem
ber a
t the
beg
inni
ng o
f the
yea
r whe
n yo
u st
ress
ed o
ut a
bout
sc
hola
rshi
p ap
plic
atio
ns?
For 1
59 se
nior
s, al
l the
wor
k ha
s pai
d of
f. T
hey
were
aw
arde
d sc
hola
rshi
ps a
t the
ann
ual S
enio
r Awa
rds P
rogr
am M
ay 15
. A re
cord
of
Erne
st X
i
“I ha
ve w
on th
e IU
Exc
elle
nce,
Gle
nn a
nd S
coln
ik
Scho
lars
hip,
Wel
ls Sc
hola
rshi
p an
d S.
Edg
ar a
nd D
elor
a L.
Lau
ther
Mem
oria
l Sch
olar
ship
. I fe
el g
reat
to b
e so
lu
cky.
I will
rece
ive
abou
t $2,
000
a ye
ar a
fter e
very
thin
g,
cons
ider
ing
I sta
y in
a d
orm
whi
ch m
ay sa
ve m
e co
nsid
erab
ly m
ore.
”
SEN
IOR
Swe
re a
ward
ed
at le
ast o
ne
scho
lars
hip
at th
e Se
nior
A
ward
s Nig
ht
TOP
5 SEN
IORS
scho
larsh
ip wi
nner
s
Mar
iel P
adilla
one
18 sc
hola
rshi
ps
Usi
ng:
two
for M
iam
i
U
nive
rsity
Lind
sey
Britt
two
11 sc
hola
rshi
ps
Usi
ng:
seve
n fo
r Pur
due
U
nive
rsity
Mor
gan
Don
nelly
thre
e11
scho
lars
hips
U
sing
: fo
ur fo
r Mia
mi
U
nive
rsity
Han
nah
Kest
ler
four
10 sc
hola
rshi
ps
Usi
ng:
five
for V
alpa
raiso
Uni
vers
ity
Reid
Wils
onfiv
e10
scho
lars
hips
U
sing
: fo
ur fo
r Mia
mi
U
nive
rsity
SCH
OLA
RM
ARI
ELPA
DIL
LA
Mar
iel P
adilla
mad
e he
r way
to
the
front
of t
he st
age
from
her
seat
am
ong
the
159
seni
ors w
ho w
ere
reco
gniz
ed
at th
e Se
nior
Awa
rds N
ight
. Eve
ry
year
, the
scho
ol h
olds
an
awar
ds
nigh
t to
hono
r sen
iors
who
rece
ive
scho
lars
hips
of a
ll ki
nds.
At t
he
end
of th
e ce
rem
ony,
each
seni
or
rece
ives
a S
chol
arsh
ip A
ward
whi
ch
lists
all
scho
lars
hips
rece
ived
by
the
stud
ent d
urin
g th
e sc
hool
yea
r.Pa
dilla
was
the
seni
or w
ho st
ood
in fr
ont o
f the
cro
wd fo
r the
long
est
perio
d of
tim
e. S
he w
as w
aitin
g fo
r Cou
nsel
ing
Dire
ctor
Pat
rick
Pem
berto
n to
fini
sh li
stin
g he
r 18
scho
lars
hips
. The
se sc
hola
rshi
ps
are
from
var
ious
col
lege
s, in
clud
ing
the
Ball
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
Pr
esid
entia
l Awa
rd a
nd th
e D
ePau
w U
nive
rsity
Aca
dem
ic S
chol
arsh
ip.
The
18 sc
hola
rshi
ps a
dd u
p to
ap
prox
imat
ely
$200
,000
tota
l. Ev
en
thou
gh P
adilla
will
not b
e us
ing
all
of th
e 18
scho
lars
hips
, the
Mia
mi
Uni
vers
ity M
erit
Scho
lars
hip
will
pay
for m
ost o
f her
tuiti
on a
nd ro
om
and
boar
d ex
pens
es.
“I fe
el re
ally
gra
tefu
l for
thes
e sc
hola
rshi
ps b
ecau
se it
mak
es
colle
ge le
ss o
f a b
urde
n on
my
pare
nts a
nd m
ysel
f, bu
t it a
lso re
ally
op
ens u
p m
ore
optio
ns fo
r me.
”Pa
dilla
will
also
use
her
You
th
Lead
ersh
ip A
ward
whe
n sh
e at
tend
s Mia
mi U
nive
risity
, whe
re
she
will
cont
inue
to a
pply
for m
usic
sc
hola
rshi
ps.
sour
ce: 2
013
Awa
rds N
ight
atte
ende
e lis
t
BY T
HE
NU
MBE
RSH
ere
are
the
resu
lts o
f the
seni
or
surv
ey! R
ead
on to
lear
n ab
out y
our
fello
w cl
assm
ates
, be
it th
eir f
utur
e pl
ans o
r the
ir hi
gh sc
hool
hist
ory.
The
se
resu
lts a
re b
ased
on
the
311 s
enio
rs
surv
eyed
PLA
NS
AFT
ER H
IGH
SC
HO
OL.
..
com
pile
d by
Erik
a Es
pino
zaTH
E TRI
ANGL
E
REL
AT
ION
SHIP
S...
(out
of 3
28 su
rvey
s)
236
seni
ors a
re g
oing
to a
fo
ur-y
ear c
olle
ge
30se
nior
s are
goi
ng to
a
two-
year
col
lege
15 seni
ors a
re
join
ing
the
mili
tary
17 seni
ors a
re
goin
g to
join
the
work
forc
e
13se
nior
s are
uns
ure
of t
heir
futu
re
plan
s
157
seni
ors a
re in
a
rela
tions
hip
145
seni
ors a
re n
ot in
a
rela
tions
hip
112
plan
to st
ay
toge
ther
10 don’
t pla
n to
st
ay to
geth
er
YEA
R B
OR
N...
161
seni
ors w
ere
born
in 19
94
130
seni
ors w
ere
born
in 19
95
35 did
not
spec
ify
26 seni
ors d
id n
ot a
nswe
r thi
s que
stio
n
4se
nior
s wer
e bo
rn in
1993
2se
nior
s wer
e bo
rn
in 19
96
14se
nior
s did
not
ans
wer
this
ques
tion
Now
, I p
lan
to g
o to
...
The
Nav
y“[
Doc
tors
] alw
ays h
ad m
oney
and
nic
e ca
rs, b
ut th
en it
did
n’t l
ook
like
it co
uld
happ
en b
ecau
se it
was
too
muc
h wo
rk.
My
gran
dpa
was i
n th
e ar
my
and
my
uncl
e wa
s in
the
Nav
y; a
nd h
e us
ed to
ta
lk h
ow fu
n it
was.
I also
wan
t to
trave
l ar
ound
the
word
.”R
yan
Robe
rts
H THIS
IS
OU
R
FU TU RE
WH
EN I W
AS
A L
ITTL
E KI
D...
doct
or
Now
, I p
lan
to st
udy...
The
atre
“Whe
n I w
as in
fifth
gra
de, w
e wr
ote
an e
ssay
on
what
we
want
ed to
do
whe
n we
gre
w up
. I re
ally
wan
ted
to b
e a
vet,
but t
hen
I rea
lized
I d
idn’
t wan
t to
do a
nyth
ing
doct
or-r
elat
ed, o
r any
thin
g re
late
d to
sh
ots,
bloo
d or
nee
dles
. So,
I de
cide
d th
at I
want
ed to
do
thea
tre
and
be a
n ac
tress
. I h
ave
been
in th
eatre
all
four
yea
rs (h
ere)
, in
mid
dle
scho
ol, a
nd I
also
do
thea
tre in
the
sum
mer
.”
Nur
sing
“[La
w] ju
st g
rabb
ed m
y at
tent
ion,
be
caus
e [la
wyer
s] w
ould
be
suite
d up
an
d I w
ante
d to
dre
ss u
p. In
seve
nth
grad
e I f
ound
out
it w
as h
ard,
[so
I de
cide
d to
take
nur
sing
clas
ses.]
I ha
ve
take
n C
4 cl
asse
s at E
ast,
so I
have
10
cred
its fo
r col
lege
.”
law
yer
vet Sa
rah
Tam
Zul
ema
Que
vedo
CA
LIFO
RN
IAT
he J
azz
Scho
ol In
stitu
te
of B
erke
ley
Chl
oe H
undl
ey, v
ocal
jazz
CO
LOR
AD
ON
arop
a U
nive
rsity
Rand
i Zus
t, ps
ycho
logy
FLO
RID
AFu
ll Sa
il U
nive
rsity
Ash
ley
Dun
can,
cre
ativ
e wr
iting
HA
WA
IIB
righa
m Y
oung
Uni
vers
ityEl
izab
eth
Fisc
hvog
t, in
tern
atio
nal r
elat
ions
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NO
ISEa
ster
n Ill
inoi
s Uni
vers
ityJe
ssic
a Fr
eude
ntha
ler,
exer
cise
scie
nce
Sydn
ey J
arra
rd, e
duca
tion
Wes
tern
Illin
ois U
nive
rsity
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elyn
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o, m
usic
al
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tre
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tate
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helle
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ess
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tions
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We’
re o
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to fa
ce th
e fu
ture
; a
futu
re th
at
we
firm
ly
belie
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is b
righ
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ll of
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s to
su
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en a
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ow
we’
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in a
n as
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see
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map
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cati
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lan
to st
udy...
Pre
-law
“The
TV
show
‘Law
and
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VU
’ and
th
e fa
ct th
at m
y co
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was
mol
este
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her
st
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we w
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eigh
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fluen
ced
my
inte
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maj
or.]
The
old
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got,
the
mor
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real
ized
how
impo
rtant
it w
as to
get
just
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for c
hild
ren,
men
and
wom
en w
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ll vi
ctim
to
rape
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his c
aree
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ll he
lp m
e ge
t int
o th
e m
ode
of a
rgui
ng fo
r jus
tice
and
spea
king
for
thos
e wh
o ca
n’t.”
Now
, I p
lan
to b
e an..
.
Ort
hodo
ntis
t
“Whe
n I w
as in
Eng
land
, I p
laye
d so
ccer
for s
even
yea
rs th
roug
h a
trave
l tea
m c
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d W
este
nd. W
hen
I cam
e to
the
U.S
. I d
idn’
t not
ice
as b
ig o
f an
atm
osph
ere
for s
occe
r com
pare
d to
Eng
land
. My
mai
n fo
cus w
as m
edic
ine
and
heal
th c
are.
I to
ok In
trodu
ctio
n to
Hea
lth
Car
e, H
uman
Bod
y Sy
stem
s, M
edic
al T
erm
inol
ogy,
and
Med
ical
In
terv
entio
ns. I
und
erst
and
the
skills
requ
ired
and
the
com
mitm
ent
need
ed to
be
succ
essf
ul in
this
indu
stry
. I lo
ve w
orki
ng w
ith p
eopl
e an
d I h
ave
a st
rong
app
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firs
t dig
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hoto
doto
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1997
The
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inte
ndo
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rtain
men
t Sys
tem
wa
s rel
ease
d to
the
publ
ic. B
y th
e m
id
1990
’s, it
was
the
num
ber o
ne se
lling
16-b
it co
nsol
e.
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firs
t flip
pho
ne w
as
inve
nted
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orol
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s the
smal
lest
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d lig
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t wire
less
ph
one,
wei
ghin
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ar D
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The
firs
t wire
less
ph
one
was i
nven
ted
by M
artin
Coo
per.
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Dyn
aTac
800
0X
weig
hed
2 po
unds
. Dr.
Coo
per i
s sai
d to
be
the
first
man
to m
ake
a ca
ll on
a m
obile
. ph
one.
The
firs
t offi
cial
smar
tpho
ne
was t
he G
S 88
Pen
elop
e re
leas
ed b
y Er
icss
on.
THE T
RIAN
GLE
17
CA
RTO
ON
FL
ASH
BA
CK
Out
of t
he 3
10 se
nior
s sur
veye
d, a
bout
28
% c
hose
Spo
ngeb
ob S
quar
epan
ts
as th
eir f
avor
ite c
arto
on,
24%
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se
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ats,
6% c
hose
Hey
Arn
old!
, 5%
ch
ose
Cat
Dog
, 0.6
% c
hose
Dou
g an
d A
nim
ania
cs a
nd 3
3% c
hose
oth
er
carto
ons
I lea
rned
:“(
Cou
rage
) was
a
brav
e do
g an
d he
di
d wh
atev
er it
took
to
gai
n lo
ve f
rom
hi
s own
ers a
nd h
e we
nt th
roug
h a
lot o
f da
nger
, whi
ch ta
kes
cour
age.
”
Jerm
aine
Jon
es
HEY
AR
NO
LD!
SPO
NG
EBO
BSQ
UA
REP
AN
TS
1998
1999
2001
2002
2007
Goo
gle
was o
rigin
ally
kn
own
as B
ackR
ub a
nd
was l
ater
cal
led
“Goo
gle”
by
Lar
ry P
age
and
Serg
ey
Brin
. The
nam
e “G
oogl
e”
cam
e fro
m “g
oogo
l”, a
m
athe
mat
ical
term
to
repr
esen
t a n
umbe
r with
10
0 ze
roes
. sour
ce: g
oogl
e.co
m
The
firs
t iPo
d wa
s in
vent
ed w
ith o
nly
a sm
all
amou
nt o
f mem
ory.
The
fir
st g
ener
atio
n iP
od h
eld
only
5G
B. sour
ce: a
pple
-hist
ory.c
om
sour
ces:
gcn.
com
, tec
h.fo
rtune
.cnn.
com
, www
.tim
e.co
m, w
ww.t3
.com
The
firs
t gen
erat
ion
of th
e iP
hone
was
an
noun
ced
in J
anua
ry
then
rele
ased
5
mon
ths l
ater
in ju
ne.
sour
ce: a
pple
-hist
ory.c
om
The
Gam
e Bo
y wa
s up
grad
ed. T
he G
ame
Boy
Adv
ance
was
rele
ased
, in
colo
r.
Favo
rite
Episo
de:
“I lik
ed th
e (e
piso
de)
wher
e A
ngel
ica
conv
ince
s C
huck
ie th
at
he h
as so
me
dise
ase
and
Tom
my
pret
ends
he
’s a
doct
or.”
Dia
na
Hily
cord
Favo
rite
Situ
atio
n:“M
y fa
vorit
e sit
uatio
n is
when
Arn
old
and
his f
riend
s fo
und
a va
cant
lot a
nd it
wa
s dirt
y an
d th
ey c
lean
ed
it up
and
turn
ed it
into
a
base
ball
field
. The
n th
e ad
ults
in th
e co
mm
unity
sa
w th
at th
e fie
ld w
as c
lean
an
d th
ey u
sed
it to
pla
nt
a ga
rden
. I w
atch
ed it
last
ni
ght,
I rec
ord
the
episo
des
and
watc
h th
em”
Shan
non
McD
onal
d
Scoo
by-D
ooFa
cebo
ok w
as
crea
ted
in H
arva
rd
Col
lege
in 2
004
as
a to
ol fo
r col
lege
st
uden
ts, b
ut th
en
beca
me
soci
al in
20
07.
The
Xbo
x wa
s re
leas
ed, c
hang
ing
the
cons
ole
gam
ing
world
with
live
m
ultip
laye
r gam
es.
Yout
ube
was c
reat
ed b
y a
team
of t
hree
men
. T
he g
roup
was
Cha
d H
urle
y, St
eve
Che
n an
d Ja
wed
Karin
. G
oogl
e bo
ught
You
Tube
in
2006
for $
1.65
billio
n.
sour
ce: g
o-go
lf.com
2005
2006
The
Wii
was r
elea
sed
in
2006
but
wha
t act
ually
cr
eate
d in
200
1. T
his
fam
ily-f
riend
ly g
amin
g sy
stem
bro
ught
ex
erci
se to
gam
ing.
WI-F
I was
inve
nted
mak
ing
it po
ssib
le to
acc
ess t
he in
tern
et
wher
ever
and
whe
neve
r. W
I-Fi
beca
me
very
pop
ular
and
is
now
used
in re
ster
aunt
s, ho
mes
, and
for c
ell p
hone
s.
CO
UR
AG
E T
HE
CO
WA
RD
LY D
OG
RU
GR
AT
S
I lik
ed it
bec
ause
:“It
was
a u
niqu
e sh
ow. T
here
is n
othi
ng e
lse li
ke it
. I t
houg
ht it
was
funn
y th
at a
cat
and
a d
og w
ere
atta
ched
. I d
idn’
t wat
ch it
ver
y of
ten
beca
use
we
didn
’t ha
ve c
able
, but
whe
n I w
ent t
o m
y fri
ends
ho
use
I wat
ched
it.”
W
illia
m G
rets
inge
r
Favo
rite
char
acte
r San
dy
Che
eks:
“I lik
e Sa
ndy,
beca
use
she
was a
girl
and
I wa
s a g
irl
and
I jus
t tho
ught
she
was s
o cu
te, b
ut a
t the
sam
e tim
e sh
e wa
s tou
gh. I
like
how
she
was a
squi
rrel b
ut li
ved
unde
r th
e wa
ter.
La
ura
Lope
z
I rem
emeb
ered
:“M
y m
om h
ated
it.
She
had
to le
ave
the
room
whe
n I w
atch
ed it
be
caus
e sh
e ha
ted
the
little
bea
ver’s
laug
h.”
Nic
ole
Kle
e
Ang
ry
Bea
vers
imag
es fr
om G
oogl
e [fa
ir us
e]
THE T
RIAN
GLE
com
pile
d by
: Kee
ly C
ollie
r and
Erik
a Es
pino
za
It’s p
retty
com
mon
to h
ear s
omeo
ne sa
y th
at h
is or
her
lif
e ha
s bee
n in
fluen
ced
by a
fam
ily m
embe
r. Bu
t sen
ior
Car
son
War
d ta
kes i
t to
a wh
ole
new
leve
l. H
is fa
mily
- sp
ecifi
cally
, his
gran
dpar
ents
- hav
e af
fect
ed h
is lif
e in
m
ajor
way
s.W
ard’
s life
cha
nged
one
Sun
day
afte
rnoo
n in
Lou
isville
.“M
y gr
andf
athe
r was
dia
gnos
ed w
ith c
ance
r and
it
had
prog
ress
ed to
the
brai
n an
d he
had
gon
e th
roug
h ra
diat
ion,
che
mo,
bra
in su
rger
y, ev
eryt
hing
. He
was i
n hi
s fin
al w
eeks
and
one
of t
he d
octo
rs a
ctua
lly c
ame
to th
e ho
use
and
we c
alle
d hi
m a
nd h
e sa
id, ‘O
kay,
I und
erst
and.
I’l
l be
ther
e rig
ht a
fter c
hurc
h.’ I
was
ver
y im
pres
sed
that
he
was
willi
ng to
take
tim
e ou
t of w
hat w
ould
nor
mal
ly
be a
n of
f day
and
he
cam
e to
my
gran
dmot
her’s
hou
se,
whic
h is
also
impr
essiv
e be
caus
e it’
s not
his
offic
e, h
e’s
goin
g so
mew
here
out
of h
is co
mfo
rt zo
ne. H
e wa
s jus
t ab
solu
tely
del
ight
ful.
He
expl
aine
d th
ings
ver
y cl
early
. He
show
ed c
ompa
ssio
n to
ward
s my
gran
dmot
her a
nd m
y gr
andf
athe
r, an
d m
y gr
andf
athe
r was
alm
ost i
ncoh
eren
t so
his
patie
nce
with
my
gran
dfat
her w
as v
ery
impr
essiv
e.
He
was v
ery
know
ledg
eabl
e. Y
ou c
ould
tell
he lo
ved
what
he
did
.”T
hat w
as th
e da
y W
ard
knew
he
want
ed to
go
into
the
med
ical
fiel
d. Y
et th
at w
asn’
t the
onl
y co
nnec
tion
and
influ
ence
War
d’s l
ate
gran
dfat
her h
ad.
“Tha
t was
the
gran
dfat
her-
the
one
who
was d
ying
- he
real
ly g
ot m
e in
to fl
ying
.”C
arso
n’s m
othe
r, H
olly
War
d, sh
ared
the
volu
ntee
r ac
tiviti
es th
at A
ndy
Bies
el, C
arso
n’s la
te g
rand
fath
er,
parti
cipa
ted
in a
s a p
ilot.
“He
parti
cipa
ted
in th
e Yo
ung
Eagl
es p
rogr
am, w
hich
is
basic
ally
a p
rogr
am to
exp
ose
kids
to a
viat
ion.
The
firs
t Sa
turd
ay o
f eve
ry m
onth
, pilo
ts v
olun
teer
thei
r tim
e an
d
For t
his l
ast i
ssue
, we
high
light
ed
thre
e sp
ecta
cula
r sen
iors
. Rea
d on
to le
arn
abou
t the
ir st
orie
s an
d th
e un
ique
pat
hs th
eir
lives
will
take
nex
t ye
ar
SP
OT
LIG
HT
thei
r airc
rafts
to ta
ke k
ids o
n a
30
min
ute
fligh
t. D
ad d
id th
at.”
War
d re
ceiv
ed h
is pi
lot’s
lic
ense
May
15 a
fter y
ears
of
train
ing
and
prac
tice.
“At 1
0 ye
ars o
ld h
e se
nt m
e up
with
an
inst
ruct
or a
nd I
fell
in lo
ve w
ith it
and
so fr
om th
en
on I
purs
ued
it. 10
is v
ery
youn
g.
You
can
solo
at 1
6 an
d th
en a
t 17
you
can
actu
ally
get
you
r lic
ense
. A
t any
poi
nt, a
s lon
g as
you
can
re
ach
the
roto
r ped
als,
you
can
go u
p wi
th a
Cer
tified
Fly
ing
Inst
ruct
or.”
Alth
ough
his
first
tim
e fly
ing
was a
t 10
year
s of a
ge, W
ard
was
expo
sed
to a
irpla
nes e
arlie
r in
life
by h
is gr
andf
athe
r, wh
o he
was
ve
ry c
lose
with
.“I
neve
r got
to fl
y wi
th h
im,
whic
h is
weird
. It w
as ju
st d
ue to
he
alth
. Whe
n I w
as o
ld e
noug
h to
be
inte
rest
ed, h
e wa
sn’t
allo
wed
to fl
y at
that
poi
nt. W
hen
I was
ver
y yo
ung
and
we li
ved
in
Cal
iforn
ia, h
e us
ed to
take
my
little
bro
ther
and
I to
airs
hows
al
l the
tim
e. S
o we
wou
ld fl
y to
Re
no a
nd w
e wo
uld
go to
the
Reno
air
show
eve
ry y
ear a
nd so
th
at re
ally
inst
illed
the
love
of
airp
lane
s in
me.
”
The
jour
ney
to g
ettin
g hi
s pi
lot l
icen
se w
as a
long
one
for
War
d, a
nd o
ne fu
ll of
setb
acks
.W
hile
his
gran
dfat
her w
as
battl
ing
canc
er, W
ard
went
a fu
ll ye
ar w
ithou
t flyi
ng.
“We
were
spen
ding
muc
h m
ore
time
in L
ouisv
ille th
an w
e no
rmal
ly d
id. W
e wo
uld
go d
own
ther
e we
ekda
ys a
fter s
choo
l and
no
t jus
t on
week
ends
, so
I did
n’t
have
muc
h tim
e [to
fly]
. He
had
also
bee
n fu
ndin
g th
e fly
ing
so I
stop
ped
letti
ng m
y gr
andp
aren
ts
pay
for i
t. So
I go
t a jo
b an
d st
arte
d pa
ying
for i
t on
my
own.
”W
ard
also
had
to a
djus
t to
a ne
w ai
rpor
t to
fly o
ut o
f onc
e hi
s fa
mily
mov
ed fr
om L
ouisv
ille to
C
olum
bus.
“I st
arte
d in
Lou
siville
at
Bowm
an A
irfiel
d an
d th
en I
mov
ed u
p to
Col
umbu
s and
flew
ou
t of R
hoad
es A
viat
ion,
and
th
at’s
wher
e I h
ave
the
maj
ority
of
my
hour
s.”T
he n
ext s
etba
ck c
ame
when
W
ard
had
to ta
ke a
rout
ine
med
ical
exa
m d
urin
g th
e pr
oces
s.“It
took
long
er b
ecau
se I
had
a ba
d ey
e so
I ha
d to
pro
ve th
at
my
eye
was n
ot g
oing
to h
old
me
back
. I w
ent t
hrou
gh a
ll th
e
norm
al st
uff,
I was
pra
ctic
ing
with
an
inst
ruct
or, a
nd th
en y
ou
have
to g
et a
med
ical
, to
pro
ve
that
you
’re m
edic
ally
fit t
o fly
an
d I f
aile
d th
e m
edic
al d
ue to
m
y le
ft ey
e. I
just
can
’t re
ad w
ith
it an
d th
at’s
how
it’s t
este
d, a
nd
due
to th
at I
had
to fi
ll ou
t ton
s of
pap
erwo
rk a
nd sh
ip it
out
to
the
FAA
. I h
ad to
go
up to
In
dian
apol
is to
pro
ve th
at I
coul
d se
e th
ings
per
fect
ly fi
ne, a
nd th
at
I can
fly
and
land
an
airp
lane
.”W
ard’
s par
ents
wer
e on
boa
rd
with
the
idea
of W
ard
getti
ng h
is pi
lot l
icen
se.
“I wa
s exc
ited
for h
im b
ecau
se
I lov
e fly
ing
as m
uch
as m
y da
d an
d I t
ook
flyin
g le
sson
s in
colle
ge,”
Mrs
. War
d sa
id.
The
onc
olog
ist th
at tr
eate
d W
ard’
s gra
ndfa
ther
was
n’t t
he
only
med
ical
pro
fess
iona
l who
in
fluen
ced
War
d.“I
don’
t wan
t to
be a
n on
colo
gist
, but
pos
sibly
a
card
iolo
gist
. Whe
n m
y ot
her
gran
dfat
her h
ad a
hea
rt at
tack
I w
as v
ery
impr
esse
d wi
th th
e do
ctor
s, an
d th
e su
bjec
t is
inte
rest
ing.
”
CA
RSO
N
WA
RDSe
vera
l asp
ects
of t
his s
enio
r’s li
fe h
ave
been
impa
cted
by
fam
ily, f
rom
his
hobb
y of
flyi
ng a
n ai
rpla
ne to
his
chos
en c
aree
r pa
th. R
ead
on to
lear
n m
ore
abou
t thi
s new
ly li
cens
ed p
ilot
Rig
ht: W
ard
rent
s his
plan
e, sh
own
here
, fro
m
Rhoa
des
Avi
atio
n he
re
in C
olum
bus.
Mid
dle:
War
d st
arte
d ou
t at a
n ai
rpor
t in
Loui
sville
, bu
t afte
r he
mov
ed to
C
olum
bus,
he st
arte
d at
Rho
ades
A
viat
ion
and
that
is w
here
he
has
mos
t of
his
hour
s.
Left
:W
ard
stan
ds
by th
e sm
all
airc
raft
he
rent
s fro
m
Rhoa
des
Avi
atio
n. H
e re
ceiv
ed h
is pi
lot’s
lice
nse
May
15.
phot
o by
Kel
y C
ollie
r18
THE T
RIAN
GLE
phot
os fo
r The
Tria
ngle
CH
ASE
may
nard
A lth
ough
79
perc
ent
of o
ur se
nior
s will
be
atte
ndin
g co
llege
in th
e fa
ll, C
hase
May
nard
is o
ne o
f the
4.
7 pe
rcen
t who
will
be se
rvin
g in
th
e m
ilita
ry fi
rst.
“I le
ave
Sept
. 10
for G
reat
La
kes,
IL fo
r bas
ic tr
aini
ng. A
fter
basic
I’m
hea
ded
to P
ensa
cola
FL
for 1
20 d
ays f
or m
y jo
b tra
inin
g.
I’ll w
ork
unde
r som
eone
for 1
-2
year
s and
then
go
out t
o se
a or
to
a la
nd b
ase.
”M
ayna
rd h
ad c
onsid
ered
the
mili
tary
bef
ore,
but
not
the
navy
un
til re
crui
ters
cam
e to
Nor
th.
“The
nav
y re
crui
ters
cam
e to
m
y 5t
h pe
riod
Econ
cla
ss. T
hey
were
talk
ing
abou
t the
nav
y an
d ho
w aw
esom
e it
was a
nd I
thou
ght,
“I do
n’t k
now
how
I’m
goin
g to
pay
for c
olle
ge, a
nd I
want
to tr
avel
, so
this
woul
d be
co
ol!”
The
y ha
ve th
is su
rvey
that
yo
u fil
l out
and
they
ask
if y
ou’re
in
tere
sted
and
I sa
id y
es. T
hey
calle
d th
e ne
xt d
ay a
nd w
e se
t up
a m
eetin
g. I
went
bac
k th
e ne
xt
week
with
my
pare
nts.”
M
ayna
rd’s
mot
her,
Nat
alie
W
hitti
ngto
n wa
s sur
prise
d wh
en
he fi
rst e
xpre
ssed
an
inte
rest
.“I
was s
hock
ed b
ecau
se it
ki
nd o
f cam
e ou
t of l
eft fi
eld.
He
hasn
’t ta
lked
abo
ut g
oing
into
th
e ar
med
forc
es si
nce
he w
as 12
or
13, H
e th
ough
t abo
ut it
and
he
pray
ed a
bout
it a
nd h
e fe
lt th
at
this
is wh
at h
e ne
eds t
o do
righ
t no
w.” W
hitti
ngto
n sa
id.
Onc
e he
foun
d ou
t wha
t job
he
wou
ld h
ave,
May
nard
was
pl
ease
d wi
th th
e re
sults
.“I
took
a p
lace
men
t tes
t to
Thi
s sen
ior w
ill so
on b
e in
Illin
ois.
He’s
join
ing
the
Nav
y to
bec
ome
an a
ir tra
ffic
cont
rolle
r! Re
ad o
n to
read
ab
out h
is ev
entu
al g
oal-
teac
hing
hig
h sc
hool
Eng
lish
She’s
hea
ded
acro
ss th
e co
ntin
ent a
nd o
ver t
he
ocea
n- to
Lai
e, H
awai
i!
phot
os b
y Ke
ely
Col
lier
[find
jobs
]. T
hey
took
me
into
an
offi
ce a
nd p
ut tw
o pi
eces
of
pape
r in
front
of m
e. O
ne w
as a
ir tra
ffic
cont
rol a
nd th
e ot
her w
as
a ho
spita
l cor
psm
an. T
hey
said
, ‘T
hese
are
the
two
jobs
ava
ilabl
e fo
r you
’ and
I ch
ose
air t
raffi
c co
ntro
l.”M
ayna
rd lo
oks f
orwa
rd to
th
e ch
alle
nges
that
his
job
will
pres
ent.
“I’m
the
guy
that
sits
in th
e to
wer a
nd a
nd te
lls th
em w
hen
they
can
take
off,
wha
t flig
ht
patte
rns t
o ta
ke a
nd w
hen
they
ca
n la
nd. I
’ll be
talk
ing
to m
ultip
le
plan
es a
t onc
e so
I’ll
be k
eepi
ng
them
from
cra
shin
g.”
May
nard
stre
ssed
that
thou
gh
his j
ob w
on’t
requ
ire h
im to
be
on th
e fro
nt li
nes,
lives
are
still
at
risk,
if n
ot h
is ow
n di
rect
ly.“It
’s no
t a h
igh-
risk
job
as fa
r as
my
own
life,
but
you
live
in
very
stre
ssfu
l con
ditio
ns. O
ne
laps
e in
con
cent
ratio
n am
ount
s to
“x” n
umbe
r of l
ives
lost
. I’ll
be
work
ing
six h
our d
ays b
ut c
ivili
an
air t
raffi
c co
ntro
llers
up
in In
dy
work
four
hou
r day
s bec
ause
it’s
such
a h
igh-
stre
ss jo
b.”
May
nard
’s pa
rent
s are
pro
ud
of h
im, t
houg
h th
ere
is pl
enty
of
worr
y as
wel
l.“I’
m g
ettin
g ne
rvou
s bec
ause
I’m
his
mom
, and
I do
n’t w
ant
him
to g
et in
to a
ny d
ange
r, bu
t I’m
pro
ud o
f him
.” W
hitti
ngto
n sa
id. The
pro
cess
of a
djus
ting
to
the
idea
has
n’t b
een
easy
for
eith
er p
aren
t.“T
he d
ay I
cam
e ho
me
from
M
EPS,
the
med
ical
test
ing
faci
lity,
my
dad
crie
d be
caus
e th
ey a
sked
me
‘Who
do
you
want
to
giv
e yo
ur b
ody
to if
you
die
?’ an
d I w
ante
d to
giv
e it
to b
oth
of
them
but
you
hav
e to
pic
k on
e an
d I p
icke
d m
y da
d.”
Afte
r his
rele
ase
from
the
Nav
y, M
ayna
rd w
ants
to b
ecom
e a
high
scho
ol E
nglis
h te
ache
r.“I
star
ted
thin
king
abo
ut b
eing
a
teac
her a
t the
beg
inni
ng o
f my
juni
or y
ear,
when
I sig
ned
up fo
r Te
ache
r Edu
catio
n. I
want
to b
e a
high
scho
ol E
nglis
h te
ache
r lik
e M
r. W
einh
eim
er. T
hey
have
a p
rogr
am c
alle
d “T
roop
s to
Tea
cher
s” a
nd y
ou c
an e
arn
your
col
lege
deg
ree
while
you
’re
serv
ing.
By
the
time
I get
out
, I’ll
have
my
degr
ee a
nd li
cens
e.”
Alth
ough
goi
ng in
to th
e m
ilita
ry is
alw
ays a
risk
, and
a
diffi
cult
prop
ositi
on, M
ayna
rd
belie
ves i
t will
be w
orth
it.
“[T
he m
ilita
ry] l
ooks
goo
d on
yo
ur a
pplic
atio
ns a
nd th
ey k
now
you
have
lead
ersh
ip sk
ills. O
nly
26 p
erce
nt o
f Am
eric
ans q
ualif
y to
app
ly fo
r the
mili
tary
. Tha
t’s
just
to a
pply
; the
re’s
no g
uara
ntee
of
get
ting
in. I
n In
dian
a th
ere
are
like
10-1
5% o
f peo
ple
that
fail
boot
cam
p be
caus
e th
ey g
ive
up
or th
ey c
an’t
do o
ne o
f the
task
s.”Be
fore
he
ship
s out
, May
nard
pl
ans o
n re
laxi
ng a
s muc
h as
po
ssib
le.
“(T
his s
umm
er) I
’m g
oing
to
wor
k an
d ha
ng o
ut w
ith m
y fri
ends
and
fam
ily. T
wo w
eeks
be
fore
I sh
ip o
ut, m
y da
d an
d I
are
goin
g on
vac
atio
n, ju
st th
e tw
o of
us,
and
we’re
goi
ng d
own
to P
ensa
cola
to c
heck
it o
ut.”
GRA
CE
fisch
vogt
Emily
agr
ees,
expr
essin
g he
r prid
e at
her
sist
er’s
acco
mpl
ishm
ent.
“I am
hap
py th
at sh
e go
t in
bec
ause
it is
a li
ttle
bit
hard
to g
et in
bec
ause
it is
a
Poly
nesia
n sc
hool
. The
y m
ainl
y on
ly a
ccep
t peo
ple
from
Haw
aii.”
Alth
ough
her
par
ents
ar
e ve
ry p
roud
, the
y ar
e al
so
adju
stin
g to
the
thou
ght o
f G
race
goi
ng so
far a
way.
“I do
n’t t
hink
it’s
set i
n th
at I’
m g
oing
that
far a
way
for [
my
pare
nts]
. My
dad
open
ed [t
he a
ccep
tanc
e le
tter]
befo
re I
did.
He
was
thril
led.
My
mom
is st
ill gi
ddy
abou
t it s
o I d
on’t
thin
k it’
s rea
lly se
t in
yet,
that
I’m
go
ing
to th
e ot
her s
ide
of th
e U
S on
an
islan
d fa
r awa
y.”Sp
eaki
ng o
f isla
nds;
it’s
kind
of h
ard
to g
et a
U-H
aul
over
the
Paci
fic. S
o ho
w’s
mov
e-in
day
goi
ng to
wor
k?“I
don’
t hav
e an
ythi
ng fo
r co
llege
exc
ept f
or c
loth
es.
So I
thin
k we
’re g
oing
to g
o up
ther
e an
d m
y da
d’s g
onna
go
with
me
and
we’re
goi
ng
to b
uy st
uff I
nee
d fo
r the
do
rms.”
Alth
ough
her
trav
el
expe
rienc
e ha
s bee
n lim
ited,
G
race
look
s for
ward
to
colle
ge li
fe.
I’m a
littl
e bi
t ner
vous
be
caus
e I h
ave
to ri
de a
pl
ane
and
I’ve
neve
r don
e th
at b
efor
e, [b
ut] I
thin
k it’
s go
ing
to b
e fu
n.”
A fte
r Jun
e 1,
the
seni
ors o
f C
olum
bus N
orth
Hig
h
Scho
ol w
ill go
thei
r sep
arat
e wa
ys. S
ome,
it se
ems,
will
have
a
long
er jo
urne
y th
an o
ther
s. Se
nior
G
race
Fisc
hvog
t is h
eade
d fo
r Br
igha
m Y
oung
Uni
vers
ity’s
Haw
aii
cam
pus.
Laie
, HI i
s 5,0
57 m
iles f
rom
C
olum
bus.
A m
ajor
ity o
f our
seni
ors l
ooke
d at
scho
ols r
elat
ivel
y cl
ose
to h
ome.
So
whe
re d
id th
e id
ea o
f Haw
aii
com
e fro
m?
“My
siste
r rea
lly w
ante
d to
go
to B
YU
Haw
aii f
or c
olle
ge
and
she
talk
ed a
bout
it a
lot a
nd
she
thou
ght i
t was
real
ly c
ool
and
so w
hen
I was
app
lyin
g to
BY
U P
rovo
and
BY
U Id
aho
I fig
ured
I m
ight
as w
ell a
pply
th
ere
beca
use
it ha
d ev
eryt
hing
I w
ante
d bu
t it w
as li
ke a
long
sh
ot b
ecau
se it
’s re
ally
har
d to
ge
t int
o,” F
ischv
ogt s
aid.
Fisc
hvog
t’s si
ster
, Em
ily, i
s a
soph
omor
e he
re. H
er in
tere
st in
BY
U H
awai
i was
spar
ked
in th
e se
vent
h gr
ade.
“I wa
s doi
ng a
pro
ject
for
scho
ol w
here
I re
sear
ched
a
colle
ge I
mig
ht w
ant t
o go
to
and
I loo
ked
it up
and
thou
ght i
t wa
s rea
lly c
ool.”
So h
ow d
oes o
ne re
act
when
one
’s dr
eam
scho
ol n
ow
cont
ains
a fa
mily
mem
ber?
“I wa
s a li
ttle
upse
t mai
nly
beca
use
she
only
app
lied
beca
use
it wa
s my
num
ber o
ne
choi
ce,”
Emily
said
.T
he so
phom
ore
does
n’t
thin
k sh
e’ll
join
her
sist
er in
H
awai
i nex
t yea
r.“Im
pro
babl
y go
ing
to se
e if
ther
e is
som
ewhe
re e
lse n
ow”
The
uni
vers
ity h
as a
29
perc
ent a
ccep
tanc
e ra
te. W
hat
mad
e ad
miss
ion
mor
e di
fficu
lt wa
s tha
t few
stud
ents
are
usu
ally
ac
cept
ed fr
om th
e U
SA.
“The
y do
n’t r
eally
acc
ept
peop
le fr
om th
e st
ates
. The
y ac
cept
a lo
t of p
eopl
e fro
m
Euro
pe a
nd A
sia a
nd st
uff
beca
use
they
wan
t it t
o be
a
real
ly d
iver
se c
ampu
s. I o
nly
know
of o
ne o
ther
per
son
from
In
dian
a th
at g
ot in
, and
no
one
got i
n la
st y
ear.”
19TH
E TRI
ANGL
E
by R
amya
Vija
yago
pal
desig
ned
by E
rika
Espi
noza
IMPR
ESSI
ONS
LAST
-ING
The
y ta
ught
us m
ore
than
expe
cted
. See
who
thes
e
seni
ors c
hose
as t
heir
mos
t
influ
entia
l fac
ulty
mem
ber h
ere
1 2
34
20
“Whe
n I fi
rst s
tarte
d M
s. St
over
’s cl
ass,
I did
n’t r
eally
kno
w wh
at to
ex
pect
, but
by
the
end
of th
e ye
ar, I
was
a ‘p
roof
read
ing
hero
.’ Ms.
Stov
er is
also
the
pers
on w
ho in
spire
d m
e to
wan
t to
beco
me
an
Engl
ish te
ache
r. Sh
e ha
s sha
red
so m
uch
with
me
and
I wan
t to
be
able
to o
ne d
ay d
o th
e sa
me
for o
ther
s.”Sy
dney
Jar
rard
1 “M
r. Li
ndse
y ha
s int
rodu
ced
me
to a
wid
e va
riety
of t
houg
ht-p
rovo
king
idea
s and
has
real
ly
enric
hed
my
know
ledg
e of
the
real
wor
ld. I
bel
ieve
he
is a
grea
t sto
ryte
ller;
I jus
t lov
e lis
teni
ng
to h
im sp
eak,
and
I lo
ok fo
rwar
d to
his
clas
s eve
ry d
ay.”
CJ
Cop
elan
d 2 “
Mr.
Britt
on h
as
influ
ence
d m
e in
a w
ay th
at m
akes
me
feel
like
I do
n’t h
ave
to p
rete
nd to
be
norm
al. M
r. Br
itton
is
a pe
ek in
to a
wor
ld o
utsid
e of
hig
h sc
hool
whe
re y
ou c
an b
e an
ythi
ng y
ou w
ant.
My
favo
rite
mem
ory
woul
d ha
ve to
be
findi
ng h
im h
ula-
hoop
ing
in th
e ha
llway
s and
the
bus l
ot.”
Rand
i Z
ust 3
“Mr.
Hac
kman
has
dire
ctly
influ
ence
d m
y m
ajor
bec
ause
he
has t
augh
t me
all a
bout
ac
coun
ting.
Mr.
Hac
kman
is le
avin
g an
d if
you
neve
r had
him
as a
teac
her,
then
you
hav
e no
t ha
d th
e tru
e C
NH
S bu
sines
s exp
erie
nce.
Mr.
Hac
kman
teac
hes m
ore
than
the
curri
culu
m -
he
teac
hes a
bout
adu
lthoo
d an
d lif
e as
wel
l.” R
yan
Mul
roon
ey 4
“Mr.
Wei
nhei
mer
has
mad
e m
e re
ally
app
reci
ate
Engl
ish a
nd sh
own
how
the
subj
ect i
s rea
lly a
n ar
t. M
r. W
einh
eim
er h
as q
uite
th
e se
nse
of h
umor
and
his
sarc
asm
is u
nriv
aled
.” Ja
cob
Philli
ps
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RIAN
GLE
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os b
y Ro
th L
ovin
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