2015 Senior Superlatives

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Class Couple
Ross Souders
Madison Cunningham


Most likely to be interviewed on ESPN
Cameron Enck
Krista Mellinger


Most likely to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Ethan Emmert
Julia Weigel


Most likely to live in Connecticut with two kids and a white picket fence
Kyle Banner
Lily Myers


Best Dressed
 Max Warmingham
Mickayla Wawrousek


Most School Spirit
Anthony Hazboun
Lauren Petrecca


Most likely to write the next Great American Novel
Ethan Emmert
Carolyn Baker


Most contagious laugh
Logan Frey
Selah Phillips


Most likely to play in Carnegie Hall
Nowa Bronner
Carolyn Baker


Most likely to have their artwork hanging in a museum
Keeton Yost
Emily Hansson


Least likely to attend the class reunion
Chandler Crowe
Corinne Costello


Most likely to be on a reality TV show
Zachary Blair
Kaitlin Watson


Most likely to be a star in a Broadway musical
Aaron Smith
Sarah Sandberg


Most likely to discover the cure for cancer
Ethan Emmert
Marah Brubaker

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-- Images gathered with the aid of Mrs. Keri Scheid, high school attendance secretary 

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