Charlevoix High School Yearbook 2017

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“To be on the NASA committee.” -Freshman Rylie Smith
“How gullible I am.” -Senior Bree Farmer
“Gaming all day everyday. ” -Senior Brett Nachazel
“Making a comeback.” -Senior Sara McClanathan
“To change the world while prevailing to be happy doing so. ” -Junior Daniel
Nesburg
“I’m the secret agent man.” -Freshman Jason Dong
“My legacy is the bond between he hillbilly blood that runs through my veins
and the endless love that I hold with my God, my country, and my family.”
-Junior Jacob Cox
“My artwork. I want people to remember me as the girl to pick up the pencil and leave
something amavpng. ” -Sophomore 'Emily Loper
“Braaap squad.” -Junior Walker Fogle
“The guy who used to like a coconut but now looks like a hedgehog. ”
-Senior Christopher Gregory
“Part of the first girl’s golf team to go to
states.” -Sophomore Maddilyne Lee
“Elegance and euphoria. ” -Senior Lukila Witthoeft
“Eat as many mashed potato bowls as I can.” -Junior Kenzi Cunningham
“Running over my iPad with my car.” -senior Hudson Elowsky
“People will remember me for the happiness I give when I
do my performances.” -Sophomore Caleb Pittman
“My legacy is to see the world through a camera. ” -Freshman Filey Russell
“Empowerment.” -Sophomore Angelina Hudson
“Starting a first lego league team.” -Senior Mario Schwartzfisher
“To be remembered as a kind successful person in sports and work. ”
-Freshman Megan Scholten
“To be a guiding influence on those around me.” -Junior Lauren House
LEGACY
This is ours.
Table of Contents:
Student Life: 4
Clubs & Academics: 42
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Sports: 122
Community: 170

Charlevoix High School Cheering for his friends, junior
Hunter Jenson gets loud at a
basketball game. “During
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basketball we really notice the
Charlevoix, MI 49720 spirit of the student section,”
Jenson said. The student section
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was dressed in “beach wear” to
support the girl’s varsity
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basketball team as they played in
the regional final game.
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A Royal Legacy
Senior Charlie Glenny and Miranda Stieglitz won Winterfest king and queen
for the 2017 Winterfest court.
The legacy that Stieglitz wanted to leave behind was, “I am glad to leave a
legacy of hope and faith when coming Winterfest queen. To keep a smile on my
face at all time and bring joy to everyone I see in the halls,” Stieglitz said.
The legacy Glenny wanted to leave behind was to always be happy and
smile.
“I was really happy and surprised to hear my name called,” Glenny said.
Junior Grace
Way wanted to leave
a Poetry Out Loud
legacy of not being
afraid.
“The legacy I'd
like to leave behind
by doing Poetry Out
Loud is don't be
scared to show the
world what you've
got. It may have not
been the world, but I
know some people
may have backed out
because they didn't
want to do it, but do
it. Face your fears and
get up there and try,”
Way said.
A Helping Legacy
Juniors Michelle Bollini, Benjamin Peterson, Emily Shrift, and Raigan
Novotny all want to leave behind a Zonta legacy.
“1 would like to leave behind the legacy of willing to help out reading to the
elementary students,” Bollini said.
Leaving behind a legacy of joining clubs and other academics is an
important thing for many people.
“I would like to leave behind the legacy that by joining Zonta you CAN
actually make a difference for women in our community; you're actually able to
see the money you are raising during fundraisers be used for women in our
community,” Shrift said.
Leaving behind a legacy that is to help others in your community can make
you feel great about yourself.
“I want to leave behind the idea that we can make a difference in other
people’s lives. We are always doing projects for the benefit of others, and I think
it’s really exciting,” Novotnty said.
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>4 legacy is helping out the community by
spending your Friday night at Meijers with your
Zonta friends - shopping for the women’s
homeless shelter as juniors Michelle Bollini, Ben
Peterson, Raigan Novotny and Emily Shrift did.
A legacy is senior Charlie Glenny and
j Miranda Stieglitz winning Winterfest king and
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A legacy is Cheyenne Scott winning Poetry
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Out Loud as a sophomore.
A legacy is Hudson Elowsky, Sarah Moon,
Beth Veenstra, Oliver Deyoung, Noah Carson,
Isabel Hess making their mark in NHS.
A legacy is freshmen Benjamin Lentz and
Blaise Snabes, along with seniors Luke Buday and
i David Ritter, and student teacher Ms. Rogers, and
1 teacher Mr. Doug Drenth participating in a
dodge ball tournament at lunch.
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A legacy is the entire student body raising
$3,000 to help 8th grader Moses Jakubowski go to
a camp.
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regional champs for the first time.
A legacy is having the food trucks like Pigs
Eatn’ Ribs, and The Landings on the first day of
school.
A legacy is Elise Stuck making All-State in
basketball her freshman year.
A legacy is leaving our backpacks behind -
in the lockers.
A legacy is Kevin Archambult and Lukila
|Witthoeft winning homecoming king and queen.
A legacy is having prom at the Castle.
The legacy is what you leave behind.
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ONE. Looking through a spectrophotometer, junior Caleb Kenwabikise
sees the wavelengths of light. “Chemistry is a really fun class where you
can do a lot of cool activities,” Kenwabikise said. TWO. Studying the
skeleton, senior Rian Scholey learns the human body parts. “I like that it’s
a college class that will count toward my major, so I don't have to pay for
it in college,” Scholey said. THREE. As seniors Kevin Pearl and Christian
Matye go down the slip n’slide, they try to stay upright. “I loved being able
to cool off on a hot day and get wet,” Matye said. FOUR. About to toss
the dodgeball, sophomore Nathan Pearl attempts to knock off the plunger
in a game of Chupon. “It’s fun because you don’t really have to do
anything,” Pearl said. FIVE. Ready to dance, junior Aaliah Pearsall sports
her 80s wear for spirit week. “What I like most about spirit week is that it
shows diversity and lets each kid show his/her thoughts on the different
days,” Pearsall said. SIX. Dressed in all green and ready to go, freshman
Caeden Collins shows his holiday spirit and St. Patrick’s Day wear “St.
Patrick’s Day is fun because I get to pinch people who aren't wearing
green!” Collins exclaims.
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With his hands on his mouth, senior Thomas
Lynskey cheers for the girl’s basketball team at the
“Beach Theme” game. “I enjoy getting to pump up
our schools athletics,” Lynskey said.
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Student Life:
ONE . As he pushes past
the obstacles, senior
Kevin Archambault
fights to finish first in
the race. “I liked to get
to beat Tyvin Whittaker
multiple times in a row
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THREE . As junior Natalie Nesburg goes down the slide, she smiles
big. “It was fun that the course was camouflage because it was like
’Where’s the obstacle course?!”’Nesburg said. FOUR. Waiting for
the ball, junior Benjamin Peterson winds up the bat. “I felt like I
made some good contact with the ball; I am ready for baseball
season,” Peterson said.
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on day one,” Fogle said. THREE. Aiming for the
target, junior Jacob Cox tries to dunk a teacher ay Safe
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kids could get run through it multiple times.
FIVE. After going down the slip’n slide,
freshman Chasyn Vrondran heads to the
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