Showing posts with label STUDENT VOICES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STUDENT VOICES. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2022

STUDENT OPINION: A Year to Remember

Another year has come and gone, and a lot of memories were made along the way. We asked students to recount their favorite memories from this year to celebrate the end of school. Welcome to summer NAHS!


Adam Kollgaard                                                      
Grade 11

"My favorite memory was going to states at Hershey for cross country!" 



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Isaac Kutzura
Grade 11

"Playing ultimate frisbee with [all my friends] in the court and gym!"

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Kaylyn Gurreri
Grade 11

"Definitely being part of a live theater performance again! Little
 Shop of Horrors was such an amazing show to do, and it was
 such an amazing feeling to sing in front of an actual audience again.
 Also, we were able to truly become a theater team again!" 




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Travis Hann
Grade 11 (but graduated early this year) 

"It's gotta be physics labs...all of them, but specifically the disaster that was the one where we tried to measure gravity with the protractor and it went poorly."

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Secret Senior 

Grade 12

"It's absolutely the time I had at the sunshine super bowl,
dressing up as Spider-Man and running around completely
unannounced. Although I ended up dehydrated and at a very
uncomfortable body temperature by the end of it, it was
probably the most fun I've had at a school event. I ran around
giving people high fives, taking pictures, and hitting the griddy
and doing Fortnight dances behind the Block of Rock while
 they performed their set. 10/10 would absolutely do it again!"

Friday, May 18, 2018

STUDENT VOICES: Prom Court!

Prom 2018 is right around the corner! Get to know your 2018 NAHS Prom Court members!



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Ian Henderson



What are you most excited for about prom?
Having a good time with good people.
What is your favorite high school memory?
Raymond Kaminski’s class and playing baseball.





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Michelle Homanick


What are you most excited for about prom?
I’m most excited for the prom pictures and seeing everyone all dressed up.
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite memory is getting to dance at last year’s homecoming pep rally.






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Grace Kindt



What are you most excited for about prom?
I’m excited to dance with all of my friends and be with my grade for one of the last times.
What is your favorite high school memory?
Being Jo in Little Women





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Mathew Lazzarini



What are you most excited for about prom?
I am most excited for prom is taking pictures with my friends and dancing.
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite memory is beating the Parkland Boys’ Varsity Volleyball team this year which is the first time in Nazareth Volleyball history.




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Robin Lerch



What are you most excited for about prom?
I am most excited to dress up and have a good time with my friends at our last formal high school event.
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite high school memory is painting up for sporting events with all my friends.




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Tyler McCrone



What are you most excited for about prom?
The food and a fun time dancing
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite memory would be gym volleyball and square dancing. I also love the popcorn chicken bowl at lunch.





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Noah Mennona




What are you most excited for about prom?
I’m excited to enjoy a fun night with all my friends again after high school.
What is your favorite high school memory?
Beating Easton at Cottingham Stadium




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Claire Regan



What are you most excited for about prom?
There are so many things I’m looking forward to! I can’t wait to get dressed up, take pictures, and dance with all my friends.
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite high school memory was this year’s homecoming. From the pep rally, to the football game, to the dance, & to my best friend Devynn being named queen, it was an amazing time that I’ll remember forever.



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Blake Samsel



What are you most excited for about prom?
Seeing all of my friends together for one of the last times.
What is your favorite high school memory?
One of my favorite high school memories is being put in the “Row of Death” in Mr. Kaminski's room. Another memory is the time I got to spend with my friends in soccer during summer practices.




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Abbey Shiffert



What are you most excited for about prom?
I am most excited about going to prom to be with my friends to dance and take pictures.
What is your favorite high school memory?
My favorite memory of high school is all of the friendships I have made throughout high school as well as all the teachers.




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Kayne Stoner




What are you most excited for about prom?
Pre-prom activities and pictures.
What is your favorite high school memory?
Tito.





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Emily Zuluaga

What are you most excited for about prom?
I love the preparation for prom. Everything from the dress to hair and makeup to taking pictures. I’m also excited to dance with all my friends and be with the class of 2018 at one more dance.
What is your favorite high school memory?
One of the best parts of high school was being a part of the student section. I’ll never forget nights spent with them, and I’m so grateful for the friends I made. More specifically, my favorite, most memorable night was when we made history and beat Easton at their home stadium. Not only did we beat a rival, but there was an undeniable sense of spirit and pride in the student section that I’ll never forget.


All photos courtesy of Megan Hunter

Thursday, February 1, 2018

STUDENT VOICES: Superbowl Sunday

We asked NAHS students about their Superbowl plans and expectations. 

In our very unscientific poll of 21 students, a sixty-seven percent majority said they plan to hang out with family and friends; nineteen percent are excited for the food; and fourteen percent do not plan to watch.


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Trinity Wambold
Grade 11
Photo credit: Maggie Lefebvre


"I am going to go to a party and eat a bunch of food and watch the commercials and halftime show, but not the actual game."







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Photo Credit: Maggie Lefebvre

Shane Sutliff

Grade 12

"I plan on heading to Philadelphia and eating at Chickie's and Pete`s with my brother while watching the game."




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Abbie LeDonne
Grade 11
Photo Credit: Maggie Lefebvre


"I’ll be watching Netflix but eating all the SuperBowl food."







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We also asked our respondents who they think will win. 


Many NAHS students have their expectations set on the local team!














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Friday, December 22, 2017

STUDENT VOICES: What's Your Santa Story?

We asked NAHS students, "How long did you believe in Santa, and how did you find out he wasn't real?"


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Giovy Funari
Grade 9
Photo: Christmas City


"I believed in Santa until I was 11 or 12. The whole thing was an accident. I went to find wrapping paper, and the last place I looked was the storage closet, and there were all of my gifts. I was suspicious through the years. How can Santa and my mom have the same handwriting?"



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Photo: Christmas City

Zehra Naqvi
Grade 12

"I believed in Santa until I was 6 ,and I found out he wasn't real when I woke up in the middle of the night and saw my parents putting the presents under the tree."




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Liam Ashley
Grade 10
Photo: Christmas City


"I believed in Santa until I was 11 years old. I figured out he was not real because how can someone eat so many cookies? Then, my dad told me he wasn’t real."






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Photo: Christmas City

Brendan Alvino
Grade 10

"I believed in Santa until 6th grade. Then I figured out he wasn't real when my mother purchased her 'Santa' gifts in front of me."





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Alec Paradiso
Grade 9
Photo: Maggie Lefebvre


"Wait, what? Santa isn’t real? I thought he was real!! NO NO! This can’t be. My mommy and daddy told me he was real!! If Santa isn’t real then who eats the cookies? Santa! Santa is real."





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