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•Technical school “My advice to underclassmen is don’t fall behind and make the best of your teenage years.” Samantha Jo Morris •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is have fun while you’re here because the time flies. Andrew Ross Mortenson •University of South Dakota, Vermillion “My advice to underclassmen is to work hard and be nice. It will reward you in the future.” Emily Ann Murren •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is to live life to its fullest.” Alyssa Carina Nance •Northern State University, Aberdeen “My advice to underclassmen is to stay involved and take it slow, high school goes by way too fast.” Karli Lynn Narum • South Dakota State University, Brookings “My favorite memories are decorating our senior girls’ truck for homecoming.” Erin Nicole Nelson Hillary Nicole Nelson •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice is your studies are important but make sure you have fun as well and join a club—just because. Don’t be afraid to let loose and enjoy time with friends.” Rachael Lynn Nelson •Radiology Technologist Program “My advice to underclassmen is to cherish yesterday and dream for tomorrow.” Annie Elizabeth Nesbitt •Art school “My favorite memories of WHS are the softball roadtrips to Rapid City. We always had an awesome time.” Kody William Nettles •University of Florida “My advice to underclassmen is do everything you can do, you only live once.” Kyle Edward Neu •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is to set your goals on something and never give up until you reach them.” Robby Lynn Newell David Both Tang Ngor •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to respect yourself, staff and others so that you can be respected.” Daniel Van Nguyen •Iowa State University, Ames “My advice for underclassmen is do your homework and don’t make people mad.” Ashley Marie Nieman •University of Nebraska- Lincoln “My advice for underclassmen is don’t be afraid to challenge yourselves not just academically, but also socially. Hang out with people that complement your unique qualities rather than confining yourself to one group of friends.” Jessica LeAnn Niemeyer •Morningside College, Iowa • News of Washington Page 6 Monday, May 24, 2004 “My advice for underclassmen is always stay true to yourself, life is too short for lies.” Samuel Alden Norberg •University of Minnesota, Mankato “My advice to underclassmen is drink a lot of water.” Courtney Nordquist •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is get involved in activities and clubs, meet new people. Have fun, it goes by faster then you think.” Griselda Antonia Nunez Brandon Joshua Nygard •United States Air Force “My favorite memory is playing football and winning the state championship freshman and junior year for basketball.” Nick Richard Nyhus •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My favorite memory is varsity wrestling, polar plunge and variety shows.” Mitchel Ryan O’Connor •Southwest Minnesota State University “My favorite memory is going to all of the games, and all the state tournaments. I will also remember being with my friends and playing football for the Warriors.” Travis Dale Ohlenkamp •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My favorite memory of WHS was being on the wrestling team and hanging out with the team. Mr. (Marc) Murren is hilarious.” Amelia Maria Olafson •Colorado Technical University, Sioux Falls Ryan Matthew Olivier •Colorado State University “My favorite memory at WHS is all the good times at the state basketball tournament.” Nathan Allen Olsen •College “My favorite memory at WHS is freshman year at the homecoming variety show, and seeing my friend’s band play in it.” Levi Eugene Olson •South Dakota Air National Guard “My advice for underclassmen is do your homework and try hard your freshman and end of your senior year.” Matthew Devin Olson •University of Nebraska- Lincoln “My advice for underclassmen is to not slack off your senior year.” Tara Lee Olson •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice for underclassmen is try to make the best of every situation, it will all work out in the end the way it’s supposed to.” Jamal Samman Omar •University of South Dakota, Vermillion Jowhar Samman Omar Amin Kadir Osman Nick Dean Overgard •College “My advice for underclassmen is to prepare yourselves and don’t become lazy.” Ambria Nicole Park Kyle David Park •University of Minnesota-Twin Cities “My favorite memories are the fabulous extracurricular trips throughout the years.” Gena Jenae Parker •Undecided “My advice to underclassmen is don’t waste your time worrying. Accept the struggles life hands you, but be strong enough to overcome them, realizing every situation offers an opportunity to grow.” Jonathan Robert Parsons •University of Sioux Falls “My favorite memories of WHS are playing football and all of my friends.” Danielle Erin Paulson •University of Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to make all the memories you can and work hard now because your senior year flies by really fast.” Shane Patrick Pedersen •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to wear cool clothes, because then people will like you and you will be popular.” David Lee Pekoske •Collins College, Arizona “My advice to underclassmen is don’t look back with regret. You will do some stupid things in your life. Everything is a lesson.” Jonah Michael Peters Dustin Michael Peterson •University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alissa Marie Petri •University of Minnesota-Twin Cities “My favorite memory at WHS is when we won state basketball freshman and junior year.” Sam Joseph Pfeifle •Colorado Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to always tie your shoes, it’s easier to walk.” John Tay Pho •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen it to keep up the good work and don’t give up, but at least try to give your good effort at it.” Melissa Marie Pierson Ryan James Pitts •Collins University, Arizona “My favorite memory was going to open lunch with my buddies.” Abbey Elizabeth Pitz •Work at Hy-Vee “My advice to underclassmen is to be yourself.” Rick Plank •United States Army “My advice to underclassmen is to take summer school.” Courtney LeAnn Plooster •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My favorite memories from WHS are going to the sporting events.” Ashley Marie Portra •University of North Dakota “My favorite memories of WHS are all of the good times I had with my friends.” Miranda C. Pratt •Webster University, Missouri “My advice to underclassmen is to make sure you do your work and be responsible—but have fun at the same time.” Erica Leigh Pridey •St. Cloud State University, Minnesota “My advice to underclassmen is to make the most of every opportunity you have and don’t plan your life too far ahead because you might close the door to some amazing life experiences.” Valentina V. Pugach •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “Underclassmen, don’t procrastinate.” Jessica Jodi Quissell •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to students is to make the most of every experience you have here.” Levi James Rave •Mitchell Technical Institute “My favorite memories of WHS will always be the times with Mr. (Marc) Murren.” Annie Elizabeth Reding •Concordia College, Minnesota “ Do your homework and try hard your freshman year. ” —Levi Olson “My advice to underclassmen is to never be afraid to be different, and don’t worry about what others think about your thoughts and opinions.” Ellie Ann Ree •University of Nebraska-Lincoln “My advice to underclassmen is don’t let anyone stand in the way of your dreams—be who you want to be and do what you want to do.” Aaron Regan Rehm •University of Hawaii at Manoa “My favorite memory of my senior year is road tripping to Rapid City with friends for the state basketball tourney.” Samantha Lynn Reilly •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My favorite memory at WHS is when the softball team won the state tournament in 2002.” Ryan Thomas Reiter •Work at Jiffy Lube Tina M. Reiter Jeremy James Rieger •South Dakota Air National Guard “My advice to underclassmen is to stay in school because school is cool.” Drew Christopher Riese •Work “My advice to underclassmen is to respect the staff to get respect in turn and you’ll enjoy WHS a whole lot more.” Christopher Charles Riley •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is that you can work hard and never win, but you can never win without hard work.” Jessica Lynn Riley Nathan James Robertson •University of Nebraska-Lincoln “My favorite memory of WHS was last year’s state basketball tourneys, tailgating for hours before the games, getting all dressed up and singing ‘We are the Champions’ after winning the last game on top of our cars.” Xiomara Vanessa Rodas •Art Institute of California “My advice to underclassmen is to take school a little more seriously because believe it or not, it’ll help out in the future, but don’t forget to slow down and have fun.” Sophie Marysia Rodriguez Kyle David Rogers •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My favorite memories of WHS are with my friends.” Joshua J. Rohrich •Iowa Lakes Community College “My advice to underclassmen is to work hard and set your standards high to be successful.” Crystal Ann Rolle •United States Army “My favorite memory was Homecoming 2003. I had so much fun being an M.C. and watching Kayla (Tramp) win homecoming queen. It was a blast.” Katie Jo Rollinger •University of Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is nothing is consistent except for change.” Tasia Renee Ross Lindsey Anne Royal •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is time is always passing—don’t let it pass you by.” Erica Rae Rupp Warren Mathew Rupright Timothy Patrick Ryan •University of South Dakota, Vermillion “My favorite memories of WHS are hanging out with my friends and American Studies with Mr. (Rick) Brommer and Mrs. (Anne) Haaland.”
Kayla Nicole Sandness Cody Joseph Sauers •Colorado Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice is to always study your physics and don’t be a fool, stay in school.” Brandon Joseph ScaresHawk Carrie Lynn Schafer •Colorado Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen would be to get involved in as many things as you can during high school.” John Robert Schlimgen •University of Nebraska-Lincoln “My advice to underclassmen is to get everything out of high school you can, it really is the starting point of the rest of your life.” Rebecca Margaret Schmig •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to be true to yourself and others.” Eryn Elizabeth Schneider •College of St. Catherine, Minnesota “My advice to underclassmen is search without knowing what you are looking for—do so diligently that way when you find it you know what you were looking for all along.” Dustin Ernest Schweigert •Work “My advice to underclassmen is to enjoy your four years. It goes by quickly. Live life to the fullest and don’t be scared to be daring.” Briane Danielle Scott •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My favorite memories of WHS are just being able to grow up with the people in my class and watching everyone change.” Brooke Nicole Scott •College “My advice to underclassmen is to not let things get to you. We’re only human.” Jeffrey Stuart Sebesta “My advice to underclassmen is don’t take life so seriously, you’ll never get out alive.” “ Don’t try to change your personality or image to be popular. Just be yourself and you will go a long way. ” —Chris Westrup Kyle J. Seneth •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to not mess around too much. It’s not where you go, but how far you go.” Dale John Servold •Military “My advice to underclassmen is to respect all females.” Kathryn L. Severson •College • News of Washington Page 7 Monday, May 24, 2004 “My favorite memories of WHS are decorating our van for homecoming and traveling to Spain with my classmates and my advice to underclassmen is to learn to distinguish between true fulfillment and instant gratification.” Rebecca Elise Sewell •United States Air Force “My advice to underclassmen is to not skip school.” Luke Matthew Sharp •University of South Dakota, Vermillion “My favorite memories of WHS are of spending time playing football with my friends and of being crowned as the homecoming king.” Ali Ahmed Sheikh •College “My advice to underclassmen is to come to school on time and turn in your homework on time.” Matthew Thomas Sherron Justin Michael Simundson •United States Naval Academy “My advice to underclassmen is to remember that the most important opinion is your own.” Casie Leigh Sixtoes Katie Elizabeth Skrei •University of Minnesota-Twin Cities “My favorite WHS memory would have to be all of the dance performances and competitions we have had over the past three years.” William Tyler Skrei •University of Minnesota-Twin Cities “My advice to underclassmen is to not procrastinate.” Jennifer Nicole Smith “My advice to underclassmen is if you love something, set it free. If it returns, it’s yours forever. If it doesn’t, it was never yours to begin with.” Kristina Renee Smith •Work “My advice to underclassmen is to be yourself no matter what you do. You will enjoy yourself so much more.” Will Zach Smith •College “My advice to underclassmen is to have the most fun you can and don’t waste your high school years.” Ashley May Snyder Stephen James Songer •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My favorite memory was when my friends and I dressed up as Ronald McDonald and the Hamburgler for the Halloween dance.” Ruth Weo Soukkeo David Oung Soukthavong Derek David Spielmann Kevin Carl Sprecher •Minnesota State University, Mankato “My most memorable time at WHS is going to the state basketball tournament in 2004.” Rachel Sue Stahl Aaron Daniel Stanga •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My message to underclassmen is make the best with the time you have.” “ Study and work hard, because it pays off in the end. ” —Hanna Ukbazghi Casey Lee Stark •Work at Variety Foods “My advice to underclassmen is to always try your best.” Mikkel Hjertaas Stavig •Colorado State University “My advice to underclassmen is to toss away things you won’t need in the end, but keep what’s important and know who’s your friend.” Benjamin Clyde Steinwand •Concordia University, Minnesota “My favorite memory of WHS is the orchestra trip that we took to New Orleans.” Jana Stevens Micheal Donnelle Stevens •Mesa Community College, Arizona “My advice to underclassmen is to do your homework, come to school and it will be a breeze.” Kyle Lee Stormo •University of South Dakota, Vermillion “My favorite memory of WHS was playing matball in gym classes.” Daniel James Straub Adam John Stickler •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is to not do drugs.” Alena Viktorovna Strizheus •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to make every moment of your life count.” Sarah Gabrielle Strunk •University of South Dakota, Vermillion Nicole Kristine Suess •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to the underclassmen is to keep your head up and think positive, but have fun.” Mikhail S. Sushchik Sergey Anatoliovich Sushchik •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to the underclassmen is to have respect, it goes a long way.” Alicia Marie Swalley •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to get involved.” Samuel Peter Swenson •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My favorite memory at WHS was Bean Day.” Anteneh Wegene Tadesse •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My favorite memories of WHS are the homecoming pizza feeds.” Lindsey Kay Taylor •Augustana College, Sioux Falls “My favorite memory of WHS is winning first at state softball my junior year.” Ronald Dean Taylor •Killian Community College, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to go to school. It’s cool.” Tigist Bezabeh Tefera •Community College of Aurora, Colorado Joseph Wallen Terry •Work as a plumber Stuart Dean Theel •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to enjoy the carefree life of high school while you still have it.” Christopher Michael Thesenvitz •South Dakota Air National Guard “My advice to underclassmen is to take it from Joe Dirt, ‘life’s a garden, dig it.’” Heather Rae Thomas Justin D. Thompson •Work as a cook “I’d like to tell the underclassmen that the sky’s the limit.” Ryan William Thormodsgard Danielle Elizabeth Thuringer •Colorado State University, Colorado “My advice to the underclassmen is not to let your dreams be dreams, make them happen.” Elizabeth Ann Tolzin •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is to always wear appropriate clothing for school and the weather.” Nathan Ryan Townsend •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is don’t sluff off your freshman and sophomore years.” Kayla Jean Tramp •St. Ambrose University, Iowa “My advice to underclassmen is to make the most of all you do. Life is not a dress rehearsal.” Tyler James Tripp Kendra Jo Flan Trites •Texas Christian University, Fort Worth “My advice to underclassmen is not to be afraid to succeed. Take the harder classes and do well. It pays off in the end.” Nyamal Biel Tutdeal •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice to underclassmen is that if you do your homework, you’ll never fail a class.” Edward TwoEagles Jessica Lynn Ugland •University of Minnesota-Twin Cities “My advice to underclassmen is to not waste your time worrying about the small things.” Autumn Leigh Uithoven •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to respect your teachers and only then you will gain respect for yourself.” Hanna Melles Ukbazghi •South Dakota State University, Brookings “My advice for underclassmen is to study and work hard because it pays off in the end.” Abdul Kader Ussman •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to keep the school property clean.” Olivia Valencia Adam James VanBeek •Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to just hang in there. You’ll make it.” Mitch Johnson VanDam •Minnesota State University, Mankato Merisa Ann VanDeMore •University of Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is don’t worry, be happy.” Trevor Benjamin Vandermaaten Aleah Kay VanDusen •Work “My favorite memories of WHS are all of the great times I had in JROTC.” Jasmine VandenHeuvel •South Dakota State University, Brookings ”My advice to underclassmen is to not take life too seriously or you won’t get out alive.” Rebecca Sue Vang Jenna Marie VanHeerde •Undecided Jessica Lynn VanHill •University of Sioux Falls “My advice to underclassmen is to never think nothing can happen to you because somewhere, sometime, it
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