When and where?
- Waukesha, November 2, 2004
Favorite year of high school?
- For the classes, junior year, but for everything else senior year.
Favorite high school memory?
- All of the things I cooked in the dorm with a hot pot.
Favorite weather and temperature?
- About 60 degrees on a clear day is comfortable, but 70 if it's cloudy.
Advice for freshmen?
- Look at all the other advice; they are all the same.
Hobbies?
- I don’t really have a lot of hobbies… Cooking, games, all that jazz.
After high school plans?
- Air Force or college; not quite sure.
Any other questions should I ask you?
- That’s a hard question; I don’t know.
December 2022
Favorites
Song: “In a Week” by Hozier
Food: My favorite food I made this year was pulled pork mac and cheese.
Prof: Schierenbeck. Which one? –No response–
Bible Passage: Joshua 1:9
Color: Blue. What shade? Probably a darker blue
Person from each class:
Senior: Well, I’d say myself.
Freshmen: Kayden
Junior: n/a
Sophomore: n/a
Where do you see Jacob in 10 years?
Blake - Smoking a bunch of meat, brewing a bunch of mead, and still gaming with Max.
Ben T. - Overthrowing the government
Luke - Living in a cabin in the middle of nowhere, catching squirrels and feeding them to his young. Runs a brewery in his spare time, making mead and tweeting while he works.
Max - Homeless
Caleb - Owns a meadery and smokes anything and everything for the church potlucks.
Senior Spotlight:
Jacob Lillo
Meet the Freshman: Mark Mayhew
Meet the Freshman: Becky Noeldner
Evan Kuehne
- I live in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
- My favorite book series is the Stormlight Archive.
- My favorite singer is Adam Young.
- My favorite movie series is the first six Star Wars movies.
- My favorite food is my brother's Cajun pasta.
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He has a six pack which isn’t fair, and he likes Star Wars, so he’s automatically cool. -Daniel Mayhew
Man, myth, legend. -Andy Plath
When I was five and he was two, he proposed to me with a ring made out of grass. -Julia Mayhew
When and where?
California
Grade school?
Messiah Lutheran
What are you most looking forward to in high school?
Playing sports
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Favorites:
Food- sushi
Prof- Rodebaugh and Lau
Sport- soccer
Hobby- crocheting
Color- light purple
Reasons to be Thankful
I’m sure we’ve all been through those days where it feels like you’ve hit rock bottom and things can’t get any worse. Maybe you’re struggling with family stuff, maybe school is really tough, or maybe you are having trouble adjusting to a big change in your life. No matter what the circumstance is, remember that God is with you. During those tough times, it can be really hard to turn to God and give thanks to Him. It always seems so much easier to praise and thank God when things in our lives are going well, but really we should be doing it all the time.
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In the Bible, Daniel faced the choice of either praying to God or suffering in the lions’ den. He could have easily blamed God for everything and just gone about his life, but instead he got down on his knees and prayed and gave thanks to God three times a day, just like he had before. Therefore, he was thrown into the lions’ den but God didn’t let anything harm him. I Thessalonians 5:16-18 says, “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” Daniel still found a way to thank God even when his life was at risk.
Meet the Freshman: Elijah Freberg
Evan Kuehne
Where and when?
Eau Claire, March 8, 2008
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Where did you go to grade school?
Messiah, Eau Claire
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What are you looking forward to most in high school?
Sports, especially baseball
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Interesting fact
“I don’t like small children.”
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Favorites:
Food: Gyro
Prof: Schaller
Spot on Campus: Computer lab
Sport: Baseball
Senior: Andy
Hobby: Wiffle Ball
Lydia Strike
No matter how bad things might seem, there is always a reason to be thankful. It’s easy for us to go through and list everything that’s going wrong in our lives. But sometimes we forget to list all of the good things that we do have. I know if I sat down and made a list of everything that God has given to me for my good, it would be so much longer than the list of everything that I feel is going wrong in my life. Romans 8:28 says, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who are called according to his purpose.” He works everything out for your good and that is always a reason to give thanks. If God was not in control of our lives, our list of negative things would become so much longer. Just the fact that God is always with us should be enough reason to be praying without ceasing.
Laura Schaller