| Principal Robert Flutie “Bob Flutie was a compassionate man. His office door was always open. That’s what got him killed.” – Principal Snyder |
| Mr. Stephen Platt – Guidance Counselor We trusted him, and we miss him. |
| Miss Jenny Calendar Every student’s dream teacher; every principal’s nightmare. We loved you, Ms. Calendar. |
| Miss Ellen Frank She always had time for a question, and never left a student in the dark. |
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Dr. Stephen Gregory – biology More than any other teacher, he inspired us to want to learn. |
| Kevin Benedict We will not rest until we have justice in his memory. |
| Peter Clarner A gentleman, a gentle soul, now with the one he loved the most. |
| Emily Djiemanowicz The world has been deprived of her talent. |
| Debbie Foley Losing her has taken some of the music from our lives. |
| Andrew Hoelich He dreamed of being a champion, when to us he always was. |
| David Kirby His legacy is a lesson: there is no burden so great that it can not be shared. |
| Theresa Klusmeyer There were no strangers to her, only friends she had yet to meet. |
| Sheila Martini We will always wish for another chance to understand her. |
| Jesse McNally His smile and self-deprecating sense of humor brought a little light into all our lives. |
| Rodney Munson He never stopped trying to improve himself – a lesson for us all. |
| Jack O’Toole He tried so hard, for so long, but graduation eluded him. You’ve made it now, Jack. Time to rest. |
| Morgan Shay His dry wit and quiet intelligence will always be remembered fondly. |
| Fritz Siegel His death is a great loss to the future of technology. |
| Jeffrey Walken Every game the Razor backs played this year was for him. |
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Dodd McAlvy, Cameron Walker, Gage Petronzi, and Sean Dwyer Water seemed almost their natural element. Though they didn’t live to take home their tropy, we have faith they have received their eternal reward. |
| Herbert the Pig, School Mascot He had the heart of a fighting Razorback. |
