Class of 2021

Switching schools halfway through high school isn’t easy, much less moving to a country that speaks a different language. Add in a distance so large that Google Maps can’t even compute the precise mileage between schools, plus a pandemic, and you’ve got a recipe for a challenge.

Madison Greer made it a point throughout her time in high school to make sure she leaves without any regrets.

When it comes to promising students who are projected to make their mark on the world, Mia Maddy is a shoo-in for this title.

Megan Enders entered Five Mile Prairie School as a freshman after being wholly homeschooled.

For Lake City senior Eleanor Tenbrink, becoming the dynamic and well-rounded student she is now began when she started saying “yes” to things.

James Setters is graduating high school with a list of accolades and trophies that the majority of his Timberlake High School classmates are likely unaware of.

When a bomb killed dozens of people at a girls school in Afghanistan last month, Yalda Shirzai was overcome with emotion and one terrible thought.

High school hasn’t been easy for Melanie Fry. In fact, it has been stressful managing honors classes, a part-time job, sports, health problems and family time, but through it all, her focus has been on brightening her classmates’ days with a little bit of kindness.

Zachariah Johnson will be missed at Northwest Christian.