Senior of the Month May’s senior of the month is Nathan May. Nathan is the son of Jerry and Stephanie May. He is a two year member of the school’s choir, and a one year member of Drama Club. Nathan recently performed at Shrek in the school’s presentation of Shrek the Musical. He is involved in his church’s youth group and interns for the teen group as well. After graduation Nathan plans to attend Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee. He plans to double major in Religious Studies and Music Composition. When asked what advice he would like to give, he…
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Final Featured Seniors named for 2022-23 school year By Reagan Traucht Harmonie Noel Helmuth is the daughter of Abby and Josh Helmuth. Harmonie is very active in MHS, especially in the music department. Harmonie is in the MHS Marching Band and has been the field commander for two years and senior head field commander her senior year. She is also a member of the Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Pep Band, and the Orchestra for MHS Musicals. Additionally, Harmonie is in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as a worship leader in the choir, youth group, youth worship band, and stage crew…
Senior of the Month April’s senior of the month is Daniel Montgomery. Daniel is the son of Tom and Donna Montgomery. He is a four year member of the soccer team and a three year member of National Honor Society. He volunteers at his church and is active in club soccer. After graduation he plans to attend The University of Cincinnati and major in Civil Engineering. When asked what advice he has for the underclassmen, he replied, “Always communicate with your teachers; don’t be afraid to ask for extra help.” (Photo submitted) Mr. Morris retires after 31 years…
Marysville School officials have known for many years that the early 2020s would be the end of a golden era for the local district. Solid state report card data and growth in programs were attained while the schools have stayed off the ballot for the most part. But, forecasts showed that new operating money would be needed heading into the second half of the decade. Treasurer Todd Johnson said the district has been open about the fact that the need for a levy would materialize in 2022 or 2023. In fiscal year 2023, which is the current budget year, district…
Fairbanks and Tolles senior Emma Greve was recently recognized by both schools for her accomplishments as a student in both agriculture-related studies and veterinary medicine. Greve serves as a pre-veterinary technician intern and has certificates in both human and pet First Aid and CPR through Tolles Career and Technical Center. Also pictured are Fairbanks Vo-Ag teacher and FFA advisor Rob Riddle and Tolles Pre-Vet Tech instructor and HOSA-Future Health Professionals advisor Pam Snider. (Photo submitted) — A Fairbanks senior at Tolles Career and Technical Center is one step closer to entering the career field she loves. Thanks to that work,…
In approving an agreement that would pay the Marysville Exempted Village School District $85,000 over 10 years, board members questioned if it was time to reconsider the economic development plan that provided it. Board member Jermaine Ferguson said that given the projects they are offering tax breaks to, “I’d like to ask the county and the city to be more strategic in the types of projects they do incentivize.” As part of Thursday’s meeting, the board discussed a proposed tax abatement for a 55,000-square foot, spec building at 14711 Industrial Parkway. Ferguson said a tax abatement should be used as…
Scenes like the one above in a Marysville kindergarten class would occur a bit less frequently if the May 2 operating levy fails. District officials said Thursday night that if the 8.4-mill levy fails kindergarten will move from meeting all day, every day to part-time classes. A levy failure would trigger a hiring freeze across the district and some of the kindergarten teachers would be needed in other classrooms. (Photo submitted) — When Marysville Schools began offering all day, every day (ADED) kindergarten, administrators said the move would be a path to success for future students. Now the very future…
Senior of the month March’s senior of the month is Sam Johnson. Sam is the son of Mat and Malinda Johnson. He has been involved in FFA where he serves as the chapter’s Student Advisor and National Honor Society where he helped plan food drives benefiting local food pantries. He is a member of the track team and the newly formed clay target team at Fairbanks. He is a 10-year member of the Darby Clovers 4-H Club and has served as an officer for several years. He has represented Union County Shooting Sports at the Ohio State Fair multiple times…
Burkhardt, Dundon, Shafer and Smith named featured seniors By Reagan Traucht Malia Yaeko Burkhardt is the daughter of Matthew and Rhiannon Burkhardt. Malia participates in various school activities and clubs, including Wrestling, Track and Field, Student Council, and In the Halls, and is head of the Vibe. Outside of school, Malia keeps herself busy by nannying, journaling, wrestling for a club team, and spending time with her family, friends, and dog, Koko. Her favorite memories at MHS were made in Senora Ponces class, playing just dancing to Spanish music. Malia says she will miss the teachers and staff she has…
Seniors of the month recognized Fairbanks High School recently named two outstanding students as the December and January seniors of the month. At left is December’s senior of the month, Liz Nicol. At right is January’s senior of the month, Brooklynn Bosworth. December’s senior of the month is Liz Nicol. Liz is the daughter of Derek and Brigit Nicol. She has been a four-year member of the soccer team and has been involved in FCCLA, Interact Club, and National Honor Society. She has volunteered for the summer and winter “Get Your Kicks” soccer camps with Elite and helped coach…
January featured seniors recognized By Reagan Traucht Nicholas Benjamin Wever is the son of Benjamin and Rebecca Wever. He has been an active participant on the Marysville Golf and Basketball teams. He has earned a varsity letter and obtained the captain title for both sports. In addition to his athletics, Nicholas is a member of the National Honor Society and Rho Kappa. Nick’s favorite memories at MHS consist of enjoying practices and games with the basketball team, golf occ matches, and post-round dinners with the team. He says he will miss all the close friendships he has made, along with…
December Featured Seniors recognized By Reagan Traucht Joey Thomas Hazelbaker is the son of Matt and Amy Hazelbaker. Throughout Joey’s time at Marysville High School, he has been a part of the Marysville Swingers Unlimited Show Choir. Joey is currently a team captain for the Marysville Swim and Dive team and a section leader of The Marysville Marching Band drumline. He also enjoys lifeguarding for the Marysville pool in the summer. Joey’s favorite memory is sectionals for swimming in his Junior year. He said, “Everyone in our relay got the time they wanted, and we dropped a total of 2…
November Senior of the Month recognized By Morgan Rutledge November’s senior of the month is Brogan Green, son of Polly and Kevin Green. Brogan has immersed himself in extracurriculars through his participation in FCCLA, National Honor Society, Interact Club, P.L.U.S club, and the youth group at Marysville Church of Nazarene. Within these activities Brogan has learned selflessness and has nurtured his enthusiasm for giving back to his community. Similarly, Brogan has dedicated vast amounts of time to several of the sports teams at Fairbanks. He was the running back and strong safety for the football team and sprints runner on…
Brown, Johnson, Shick, Sprague named Featured Seniors By Reagan Traucht Leah Brown is the daughter of Derric and Dee Brown. Leah has played soccer and basketball while at MHS and has been a team captain of both teams, soccer for two years and basketball for 1. She is a member of the following clubs: MHS National Honor Society, FCA, Rho Kappa, Spark Lab Peer Tutor, and Student Council. Leah loves anything active or competitive and enjoys reading, spending time with friends and family, journaling, eating out, and dancing (although claims not to be very good). Leah has loved every MHS…
Senior of the Month By Morgan Rutledge October’s senior of the month is Mylie Green. Mylie, daughter of Polly and Kevin Green, is an amazing individual who values her friendships and connecting with her community. She has made her impact on Fairbanks through her devotion to many extracurricular activities such as National Honor Society, Interact Club, P.L.U.S and Gatekeepers – all organizations that share selfless ideals and aim to benefit others. Mylie is also involved within her community outside of school through organizations such as 4-H and youth group, where she expands her personal connections and enjoys learning. Additionally, she…