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Leah Mason: Staff Reporter

My name is Leah Mason and I am a senior at Bishop Kearney. I have been a part of the Kearney community since my freshmen year and have loved it ever since. At Kearney I am heavily involved in Key Club and also as a staff member to the school yearbook, The Crown and Scepter. I’m extremely excited to be a part of our school newspaper this year. In my free time I love reading and writing and I frequently find myself locked in my room switching between the two. After senior year I plan on majoring in International Studies. I’m really excited to see what The Coronet staff can do with our school newspaper this year!

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Kayleigh Meisenzahl: A&E Lead Editor

My name is Kayleigh Meisenzahl and I am a senior at Bishop Kearney High School. I have attended Bishop Kearney for four years now and I am honored to be part of the Coronet for my final year here. I have participated in indoor and outdoor track and field, Key Club, and served as a Student Ambassador at Bishop Kearney. I was also selected to be a Peer Minister and to be part of the National Honor Society. I enjoy riding horses as well as volunteering. After high school I plan on attending college and majoring in Marketing.

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Margaret Keefer: News Editor

My name is Margaret Keefer and I am a senior here at Bishop Kearney. I am on the varsity volleyball team and have been playing since my freshman year. I am a Student Ambassador as well as a Peer Minister. What I enjoy to do outside of school is to spend time with my family and friends and also take care of my new puppy, Midge, which is a full time job! My years at Kearney have been so much fun and I cannot wait for all the fun my senior year will bring. After high school I plan on going to college and majoring in psychology.

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Ally Arguello: A&E Assistant Editor

Hey, my name is Ally Arguello. I’m currently a senior at Bishop Kearney and my first year as part of The Coronet staff as well. It’s always been one of my goals since freshmen year to be part of this staff as I’m an aspiring Journalist and I’m so very honored to be part of it. Apart from being on this wonderful staff, I’m also the Photography Editor for this year’s Yearbook. Writing and taking photos are a couple of the things that I absolutely love to do. Some of my other hobbies include reading, listening to music and singing, basically anything creative, I do. I love participating in clubs and expanding my interests. I’m in English club, Key Club, Amnesty International and one of the founders of the Doctor Who club. I believe that this staff will do the best it can and with that I know The Coronet will be spectacular.

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Kasey Riedl: Editorial Editor

My name is Kasey Riedl and I am currently a senior at Bishop Kearney. I have been here since I was a freshman and have been a cheerleader all four years and this year I have been selected to be a Peer Minister. This is my first year on The Coronet staff and I am very excited because I enjoy writing very much and I cannot wait to write my own articles. I enjoy having the chance to work with different people. After this year I plan on going to college to study psychology.

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Sam Giambra: Photo Editor

My name is Sam Giambra and this is my second year at Bishop Kearney. I transferred over to Bishop Kearney at the beginning of my junior year from Nazareth Academy due to the closing of Naz. Although I was reluctant to come to Kearney, I am very thankful that I chose to come here. This is my first year participating with the newspaper and I’m excited to be a part of the process. I play varsity softball here at Kearney and plan on having a very successful season. In addition to writing, I am also passionate about music and animals. After high school I am hoping to study animal behavior and ecology conservation.

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Erin O’Brien: Student Life Editor

My name is Erin O’Brien and I am a senior here at Bishop Kearney. I am involved in so many school activities including soccer, indoor and outdoor track, peer ministry, English club, student ambassadors, senior counsel and Key Club. Outside of school I work at Holy Cross Summer adventure program and volunteer at Holy Cross Church. After high school I hope to double major in English and Secondary Education with minor in creative writing. I love English and the whole writing process which is why I joined the Newspaper. I am really excited for everything that my senior has to offer and look forward to writing more for the Coronet.

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Myles Crews: Sports Editor

My name is Myles Crews. I am currently a senior at Bishop Kearney High School. This is my third year and final year at Bishop Kearney. Currently I am a captain on the Varsity football team and on the Varsity basketball team. I can’t wait to graduate and go to college, it comes to my mind all the time. I plan on going to college to study communications. This is my first year on The Coronet staff and I am very excited to be working on the staff.

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Zachary Kirisits: Editor-In-Chief

My name is Zachary Kirisits and I am currently a senior at Bishop Kearney High School. Since the age of five, I have been reading newspapers, closely following televised news, and discussing current events with family and friends. Therefore, the opportunity to participate in journalism has excited me, and I am glad to have been selected to contribute to this publication. During my high school tenure, I have won membership into the National Honor Society, I have been elected as president of Bishop Kearney’s Key Club, and I have participated in our school’s football program for four years (two years JV, two years Varsity). I am currently pursuing admission into several prestigious universities, where I would love to pursue a higher education in either business, politics, or international studies. And it is worth noting that none of my accomplishments would have been possible, nor dreams plausible, had it not been for continued support from my family, friends, and God.

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Joe Hickey: Staff Reporter

Hello, my name is Joe Hickey and I am a senior. This will be my first and final year on the Coronet. I have three siblings that have already graduated from Bishop Kearney High School. I have been in the schools theatrical program and drama club since freshmen year. I will be doing cross country in autumn and track and field in the winter and spring. The college that I wish I could go to would be Cornell. I cannot wait to begin writing for this paper and I will make my articles to the best of my ability.

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Molly Wilson: History Editor

My name is Molly Wilson and I am a senior at Bishop Kearney High School. I have attended Bishop Kearney for four years. Here at Kearney I participate in Key Club, indoor and outdoor track, and I am also part of the yearbook staff. Outside of school I enjoy dance, volunteering and spending time with my family and friends. After high school I plan on going to college and major in Nutrition.

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Rachel Shipp: The Coronet Adviser

My name is Rachel Shipp and this is the fourth year that I have been the adviser to The Coronet of Bishop Kearney High School. In addition to the Newspaper, I am also the adviser to the Key Club and a member of the English Department.  I am a graduate from Baylor University (Waco, Texas) and SUNY Geneseo. Before teaching at Bishop Kearney, I  taught for a number of years in (Austin) Texas, (New Orleans) Louisiana, (Picayune) Mississippi, and (Lexington) Kentucky.  I have two small children that keep me on my toes and help to keep my priorities in order.  My husband is my best friend and high school sweetheart.  God is my foundation and I cannot help but give Him praise for all of the blessings in my life and continue to lean on His everlasting arms of grace.

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