Academy Chatter: What Makes You Smile?
Triton fans are all smiles after the girls’ basketball game win in Pulaski.
March 3, 2016
Heather Ruby, junior: “Walking outside after a long school day and seeing/feeling the sun!”
Lily Schumacher, sophomore: “Marquette winning their basketball games.”
Claire Edgar, freshman: “Good times with friends, my favorite song, and winning a tennis match.”
Claire Therrien, sophomore: “When my alarm goes off on the weekend at 5:30, and I realize it’s Saturday and I go back to sleep.”
Katie Romes, sophomore: “Music.”
Karenna Lamm, freshman: “Friends.”
Daniel Patz, sophomore: “People.”
Theodore Van Straten, freshman: “My friends.”
Kennedy Bowes, freshman: “When my mom is happy.”
Anabelle Xiong, junior: “Nice surprises.”
Natalie Jacques, freshman: “Puppies.”
Owen Martzke, freshman: “Funny things.”
Madelyn Brusda, senior: “Food.”
Marissa Rahn, senior: “Flowers.”
Katie Kyles, senior: “Helping others.”
Ariana Martinez, freshman: “Coming home to my family feeling blessed!”
Kristen Burkel, senior: “Alex Papacosta.”
Niramol Yodsirisuk, junior: “People and friends.”
Morgan McKeefry, senior: “Little kids.”
Maddy Krysiak, freshman: “My friends and family.”
Maya AbuJamra, freshman: “Music.”
Ashley Tuszka, freshman: “My family, friends and horse makes me smile.”
Cole Cullen, sophomore: “Seeing Señora Stover every morning.”
Elizabeth Voigt, senior: “Jokes.”
Ben Weber, sophomore: “Jack Halama.”
Simon Neta, sophomore: “A sunny day.”
Nadine Druar, sophomore: “My friends make me smile most of all.”
Elise Witmer, senior: “Sleepy dogs and finishing IA’s by the deadlines.”
Megan Southwick, senior: “Going on adventures with my best friend.”
Lily Kabat, freshman: “Cute guy texting first.”
Noal Watzka, sophomore: “Alex Ruiz.”
Diana Lei, sophomore: “My family, best friends, a good song, a good movie or a good book.”
Caroline Roznik, senior: “My dog.”
Max Roitstein, senior: “A free body diagram drawn by Mrs. Nelson.”
Christin Roskos, junior: “When I see happiness in other people!”
Jack Gille, junior: “Andrew Zipps’s beautiful smile that brightens my whole day.”
Liam Edgar, senior: “Read receipts from Jack Lemkuil when I ask him about homework.”
Connor Ledvina, sophomore: “Being around my pets, helping others and when the Internet crashes.”
Bergin Olson, freshman: “When people say something funny.”
Kyle Yurek, junior: “Band kids.”
Michael Wengrzyn, senior: “When I make people laugh.”
Hailey Swonger, freshman: “Funny fail videos.”
Lily Stebor, junior: “Eating, to be honest.”
Tian Zhangchi, junior: “Second floor men’s room.”
Andrew Gruesen, sophomore: “Flying at sunset.”
McKellin Beauchamp, freshman: “Food.”
Abby Meyer, freshman: “Bergin Olson.”
Anna Tristani, junior: “Puppies.”
Emily Lelinski, junior: “Being with my friends and family. They always know how to make me smile.”
Ben Rose, junior: “Girls.”
Eric Parks, junior: “Bread.”
Jack Allen, sophomore: “Madi Polack.”
Matt Burke, senior: “Jazz band.”
Kassie Baeten, junior: “My friend Madison Kaster.”
Diego Mendoza, junior: “Taco nights with Richard Rehberg.”
Shanelle Steeno, junior: “Music and, well, band.”
Hannah Dercks, sophomore: “I smile whenever someone says something nice to me, says a funny joke, or tries to help me with something.”
Ali Dewilde, junior: “My twin: Ali Shea and donuts.”
Raija Hansen, sophomore: “My reptiles (which I also call my ‘children’) make me smile quite a bit. They all have a personality of their own and are good listeners, too. You can have a nice conversation with them as well, but only if you know how to listen to them first.”
Maria Weronska, junior: “Friends and family.”
Julia Slusarek, freshman: “Doing the things I love, like playing tennis.”
Maddie Kaye, junior: “Puppies.”
Josey McClain, sophomore: “Things.”
Brehme Quidzinski, senior: “Stalagmites.”
Mitch Chosa, freshman: “Hunting.”
Andrew Wolfram, sophomore: “Seeing others smile.”
Ana Holzbach, sophomore: “Playing the game of hockey!”
Emma Panure, junior: “My puppy Nala.”
Andrea Owens, freshman: “Myself because I’m funny.”
Jay Stadtmueller, sophomore: “My truck, food, girls.”
Ireland Sweeney, junior: “Anabelle Xiong.”
Skyler Palmer, senior: “Getting blue note from Mr. Masarik.”
Kelsey Paluda, senior: “My best friend.”
Cameron Rottier, junior: “Hanging out with my band friends and jamming.”
Andy Lampereur, sophomore: “Pretty much everything.”
Grant Noble, sophomore: “Sra. VW.”
Ali Shea, sophomore: “When someone goes out of their way to be kind.”
Wade Druar, sophomore: “Contraction of my facial muscles.”
Deidre Bellmore, sophomore: “Sweet tea and Dani Lippert.”
Stephanie Huss, freshman: “When you make others happy or feel good about themselves.”
Duncan Riedi, freshman: “My dogs.”
Jack Flis, sophomore: “Playing Jazz trumpet and talking to that special someone.”
