A famous literary adage states “Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments.” Big Walnut High School senior Jessica “Jessie” Wenger has rewritten this to declare “Let me not to the marriage of true disciplines admit impediments.”
Just about every music student nurses a passion to accomplish something expressive and creative. Village Academy senior James Pyne has not only grown up with music, he has been fortunate enough and talented enough to nurture and pursue his passion in every respect.
Outside of the requisite medical knowledge, every doctor has to be understanding and above all, giving. A specialist such as a pediatrician must have an affinity for children, a special sense of community and the willingness to volunteer beyond the call of duty. You’ll find all these qualities in Olentangy High School senior Harini Ushasri.
Delaware Hayes senior Elizabeth ‘Lizzi’ Jackson readily admits how large a part music and the theater play in her current life but makes no secret she nurses a future passion to become a child life psychologist.
Even though it is the second half of the school year, Buckeye Valley senior Nick Sheehan intends to keep focused on his studies and not let senioritis take over.
With her senior year hitting the halfway mark, Big Walnut’s Abigail Painter is ready for high school to be over and for college to begin.
Olentangy High School’s Anisa Hardin describes her senior year as both nervewracking and exciting at the same time.
Westyn Bennington will be the guy on the documentary film ensuring the public that the oil industry is not as bad as everyone says it is.