1. Karissa Jobman, Millard South
2. Hailey Gould,
3. Linnea Hardin,
4. Emily Sybrant,
5. Joey Murnan,
6. Laine Greblunas, Yutan
Linnea Hardin Elkhorn High School Theme: Once an Antler, Always an Antler Once a Friend, Always a Friend. The splitting of the schools allowed us to realize who our true friends were. Our true friends, no matter which Elkhorn school they were from, stood by our side and comforted us when we lost our state football title to Elkhorn South, and celebrated alongside us when we won boys state basketball over Skutt. Our true friends still texted us during all hours of the school day to see what class we were in and what we were doing. Our true friends still never failed to paint our cars on our birthday, even if that meant they had to skip their first hour to do it. Our true friends still called us up on weekends to catch up on the latest gossip, just like old times. Our true friends accepted us for who we were, and never abandoned us for being an Antler. Once a Tradition, Always a Tradition. Our traditions remained prominent displays of our spirit and pride in the Antler this year. When the football captains burned the ÒEÓ in front of the school, cheered and hollered with more pride and enthusiasm than ever. When the seniors made their entrance at homecoming wearing tutus and tiaras, we laughed and applauded louder than ever. When we began looking forward to winter break, we wrote countdowns all over our teachersÕ whiteboards, bigger and brighter than ever. When our principal proved himself to be Òhip nÕ happeninÕÓ with his break-dancing demonstration, we broke into hysterics, screaming louder than ever. Our traditions have lasted since the opening of this school, and we have only become more and more proud of them as the years have passed. Once an Antler, Always an Antler. Though this year brought about a much needed change and a totally different atmosphere, we were able to stay true to the Antler spirit. We took so much pride in our school and we never failed to impress outsiders with our spirit and drive for success. We became tighter and closer with friends from both Elkhorn schools than we had ever been, and we were still able to remain true to the Antler. No one could ever take away the pride and spirit we had for our school. We will never forget the wonderful memories we created here and the traditions we carried out together. Once an Antler, Always an Antler.
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