Lydia Johnson  (Jr) – Mr. Olson

• • Lydia is a consistently positive presence in my class and in my extracurriculars. Lydia inspires the people around her with her patience, friendliness, and dedication. She goes above and beyond to help others and to help me, and in addition, she executes her own work at a very high level.

Zoie Eubanks-Spoonmore (Jr) – Mrs. Smith

• • Zoie has made tremendous gains over the last year and this year. She has drastically improved her attendance. She wants to improve her GPA and has been working hard to get her work turned in and make test corrections when needed. She has taken the initiative to communicate with teachers about missing work and/or test corrections.

Daphnie Grant (Fr) – Mrs. Kuhne

• • Daphnie has committed to making high school a fresh start and that shows through her words and actions. She is a natural leader and can do anything that she puts her heart and soul into. Keep working hard!

Maegan Du Preez (So) – Ms. Sayler

• • Meagan has been a huge help to another student in health class this semester. The student that Meagan helps speaks English as a second language. Meagan is more than willing to partner with this student and is patient and willing to assist in any way to make sure the other student understands. Meagan has shown great leadership skills by helping this student and has been a positive example to her peers in class.

Hanna Claiborne (So) – Mr. Anderson

• • Hanna is an extremely driven and hard working individual. She is always striving to improve herself inside and outside the classroom. Her natural leadership abilities, communication skills, and drive makes her a strong student. Her leadership abilities not only translate well inside the classroom, but outside the classroom as she is involved in many different programs at PHS making her a well rounded student.

Owen Schultz (S0) – Mrs. Nichols

• • Owen has started the year off very strong. He is working very hard in Biology. He participates in class, asks good questions, and is always willing to help a classmate.

Jocelyn Strouss – Freshman – Mrs. Nichols

• • Jocelyn is a hardworking student-athlete. She is excelling in not only Biology, but all of her classes. She is extremely dedicated to her studies while also being actively involved throughout PHS as a class officer, a member of the volleyball team, and a member of the poms team to name a few. She is always willing to lend a hand to a classmate and is a great participant in class. She is a pleasure to have at PHS!

 Hailey Musgraves – Senior – Mr. Foes

• • Hailey is an outstanding student at Princeton High School. This shows through in the FFA, where she was voted as the FFA President for the 24/25 school year. She works really hard at growing the FFA organization. She is a great ambassador for the FFA and Princeton High School. She very much deserves being student of the month.

Brooklynn Borys – Junior –  Mrs. Fetzer

• • Brooklynn has worked very hard this year. She has taken initiative in asking about test corrections and has asked questions in class when needed. It is clear that she wants to do well and is working to be successful. I appreciate her attitude and enthusiasm. Keep up the good work!

Karlie Schultz – Freshman – Mrs. Stites

• • Karlie does a great job in my class. She is very careful in her work, listens intently to instructions and is a great example in her class of trying her best! I am proud to nominate Karlie for student of the month. 

Wesley Shoffner – Senior – Ms. Gonigam

• • Wesley has been a model for other students in both Regional Geography and Psychology. In our most recent discussion and analysis in geography, Wesley displayed leadership by volunteering during our classroom discussion. Wesley shows a positive attitude toward learning. He is positive and kind to others in the classroom.

Keeley Cardosi – So. – Mr. Fredericks

• • Keeley Cardosi is deserving of Student of the Month Honors for her strong work ethic, fantastic organizational skills, and time management ability. Keeley comes to BioAg ready to learn. She is laser focused during lecture and laboratory exercises. Her lab area and binder are always super organized. Keeley uses her time wisely in class and works ahead. She always has something to work on or study during “down time”. It is obvious that she enjoys learning. She is doing everything the right way. This will no doubt lead to success in the classroom and in life. Keep up the great work, Keeley!

Braydyn Kruse – Jr. – Mr. Olson

• • Braydyn is someone I can always rely on to do what needs doing, whether it’s just for himself or for others. He will take the initiative if he sees a concern and approach it in a direct way. He is responsible and level-headed, and he is a positive example for others around him.

Long Nguyen – So – Mrs. Kuhne

• • Long works very hard in class and is dedicated to his school work. When confronted with obstacles, he works everyday to overcome them. He is working on building relationships with everyone. He is just a joy to have in class!

Tricia Kloepping – So – Ms. Johnson

• • Tricia is an extremely hard working, responsible student! Not only is she conscientious of her grades, she also works just as hard at being a friend to others. Tricia’s work ethic and character are highly admirable and deserving of recognition!

Isabella Bauer – So – Mrs. Sayler

• I have Bella in Personal Effectiveness this semester and she is a joy to have in class. She is always more than willing to participate in class and sets a positive example for her peers. I appreciate Bella’s positive attitude and willingness to learn in class. I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to have had Bella in class this semester.

Isabella Simmering – So. – Ms. Gonigam

• Isabella has a positive attitude for learning and toward Princeton High School. She is invested in her extracurriculars and shows excitement toward school. She leads by example in the classroom and is a model student.

Isabella Simmering – So. – Ms. Gonigam

• Isabella has a positive attitude for learning and toward Princeton High School. She is invested in her extracurriculars and shows excitement toward school. She leads by example in the classroom and is a model student.

Addison Dever – Sophomore – Mrs. Nichols

• • Addy has been working very hard all year. She strives to do well in class and truly understand the difficult topics we cover. She is always willing to help her classmates both in the lab and in the classroom. She does all of this while also being actively involved in sports at PHS. She is a very hardworking student and is a joy to have in class.

Mariska Mount – Senior. – Mrs. Sayler

• • Mariska has been a student leader in her p.e. class this semester. Mariska has done everything from help with the organization and set-up of equipment to helping make sure a tournament was run correctly when I had a sub in class. Mariska gives 100% effort in class everyday and always does what is expected of her without complaint. I have been fortunate to have a student like Mariska in class this year. She has helped me in many ways this semester and I am forever grateful.

Peter “Brody” Reviglio – Senior. – Mr. Foes

• • Brody Reviglio is and outstanding choice for student of the month. Brody has worked hard in both his studies and the FFA for 4 years. He has been a leader in the FFA during that time, where he has been voted an officer in the FFA for the last 3 years. He is currently serving as the current Vice President and is very instrumental with the Planting, Caring and Harvesting of the FFA Plots. He also has participated in several FFA a contest and he is generally one of Princeton’s top individuals in those contest. He is well deserving of Student of the Month.

Cayden Benavidez – Junior – Mrs. Judd

• • Cayden had shown extreme growth from the time I had him as a freshman in Math 1 to a junior in Math 3. His behavior, his effort, and his performance all have been top notch this semester. He always gives his best during classroom discussion. I feel he has stepped up as a true leader among his peers and I am so proud of him. He is polite and respectful inside and outside of the classroom. I believe he really deserves this recognition for student of the month.

James Romano – Sophomore – Mrs. Gutshall

• • James is a great kid with a positive attitude. He is punctual and comes to class ready to learn. James works so hard, perseveres through his work, and is an active participant each class period. He is always so kind and respectful, too.

Levi Boggs – Jr. – Mr. Fredericks

• • Levi has done an outstanding job in Dual Credit BIO 1001. He is a model student…Levi uses his class time wisely, works hard, asks questions, is responsible, helps others, thinks critically, is positive, communicates well, and is a fantastic human being. The world needs more people like Levi Boggs. There is no doubt that he will do great things in the future. I truly enjoy being your teacher, Levi!

Alyssa Stewart – Fr – Ms. Philhower

• • Alyssa is a hard worker. She is determined to get her work completed on time and do her best on each assignment. I’m so proud of her in her transition to high school and how she has started with such responsibility and enthusiasm.

Nolan Kloepping – Sr – Mr. Foes

• • Nolan is an outstanding choice for student of the month. He has been involved in the FFA for 4 years where he has been voted in by his peers as an officer for the last 3 years. He currently holds the office of Secretary in the FFA for this school year. He has been a leader in our FFA since he joined the organization. Nolan is also an excellent student. He takes his studies very seriously, which his grades semester in and semester out show. He is well deserving of this award.

Elin Workman – Jr. – Mr. Anderson

• • Hardworking is synonymous with Elin. She is always trying to improve herself and become the best person she can be. She is extremely driven in and outside the classroom. She always goes above and beyond and gives a kind hand to those who need it. Her strong abilities make it so that any class with her in it is not only a joy to teach but also strengthens the class with her leadership abilities. Her drive extends past the classroom, as she is involved with Scholastic Bowl and theater, where she acts as a student leader among her peers. Her work ethics and attitude make her shine.

Brady Peach – Fr. – Mr. Passmore

• • Brady is an outstanding student who has done extremely well as a freshman. He does great work in my class. As a student, he is poised, confident, and reliable and his work ethic is remarkable. I enjoy having Brady in class. 

Vine Myers – Junior – Mrs. Smith

• • Vine has shown a HUGE improvement this year in her academics! Her attendance has improved and her grades and work ethic have significantly gone up. She has had a lot of difficulty completing and turning in her work which has affected her ability to pass her classes since being at PHS. She has worked so hard to stay on top of things and is turning in her work and getting great grades. Her whole demeanor has changed and she is feeling really good about school for the first time in a long time!

Tim Lewis – Senior – Mr. Anderson

• • Tim is a hard-working student who continually strives to improve himself. Over the years, he has taken challenging classes in various subjects, including Science, Math, History, and Literature, to push his limits. Tim embraces challenges, which has greatly enhanced his intelligence and undoubtedly set him on the path to success in life. I’ve had the pleasure of having Tim not just in the classroom but also as his coach. His hard work and dedication have made him an essential member of the Princeton Scholastic Bowl Team, enabling us to achieve results we haven’t seen in years. For these reasons, Tim deserves to be Student of the Month.

Makayla Hecht – Junior – Mr. Fredericks

• • Makayla is deserving of Student of the Month Honors for her outstanding work ethic, positive attitude, and excellent performance in Dual Credit BIO 1001. The course is a challenging one…Makayla is knocking it out of the park. It is obvious that she spends a great deal of time studying, reading, preparing, etc. I challenge Makayla to continue to push herself academically and to learn as much as she can. Keep up the good work, Makayla!

Casey Etheridge – Junior – Mrs. Fetzer

• • Casey has done an excellent job and worked hard in German so far this year. He is always polite and friendly to everyone. He asks questions when needed to make sure he understands the material. He works hard to make sure his work is done well and done on time. He is willing to help others in class when needed. Casey sets a positive example for others in class. Keep up the good work, Casey!

Ethan Berlin – Freshman – Mr. Amy

• • Ethan has been a joy to have in class this semester. He shows up eager to participate and is willing to help any student along the way. He is a hard worker in class and is a joy to teach.

Gabriella Lowrance – Senior – Ms. Gonigam

• • I have Gabriella in both psychology and sociology. She has shown great interest in each subject and bring a positive attitude to class each day. She cares about her grades, comprehension of material, and performing well in class. Gabriella has been so kind to others and is respectful to all in class. I am very proud to how she has adjusted to being a PHS student this year.

Nolan Kloepping – Senior – Mr. Fredericks

• • Nolan Kloepping is deserving of Student of the Month Honors for his positive attitude and strong work ethic in BioAg. I have had the pleasure of teaching Nolan in Dual Credit BIO 1001 as well. Nolan is interested in agriculture and the sciences. He asks great questions and participates in class often. I consider him to be a leader during both lecture and lab. I am excited to see what the future has in store for Nolan as he will be attending the University of Arkansas in the fall. Keep up the great work, Nolan!

Payton Frueh – Sophomore – Mr. Foes

• • Payton is an outstanding member of the FFA. She has done outstanding at multiple contests for the FFA this year. She won the Section 3 Horse Judging contest and then got second in the State Contest. Also her Equine Science Record Book won the State and District contest. She will move on to the State Record Book Contest. She also does great work in her classes and gets very good grades.

Jazzlyn Depauw – Sophomore – Mrs. Johnson

• • I am nominating Jazzlyn for student of the month because of her strong work ethic and positive attitude towards her peers and teachers. She maintains good grades and attendance, while at the same time holding down a job, being involved in sports, and helping out at home. Even better, she does it all with a smile and is always happy to help out a friend anytime she can:)