Best friends until the end

by Ryan Kohlmann and Ethan Johnson
This is a rare species of friends. “It’s overstimulating, how many things I like about him,” said junior Nathan Ninninger. As Nathan says he used to think junior David Lee was mean, David replied with “I always thought you were a nice guy, Nathan.”

 “Music defines our friendship,” said senior Justin Mathews. “I just love him so much, I would do anything for him, I could live with him for the rest of my life and be very happy,” said senior Robert Shipley while hugging Justin and sobbing on his shoulder.

Mr. Conary is looking for a best friend if anyone is interested, he is a very nice guy with a big heart.

 “We are besties because we have a great time together, its love,” said senior Evan Chanette. “I love you too man,” said senior Cedric Corbett as tears rushed down his face.

Seniors Caleb Duggan and Tyler Ratcliff love everyone and everyone loves them, but they love eachother especially. “We live together because we've been friends for a while.” “He was their for me when I was in dier need”, said Tyler.

Seniors Matt Doreo and “Big Ben” Anderson have been best friends since freshman year. “We worked together for 4 years and this guy is awesome,” said Ben.

 “Danny’s funny, Dakota is just AHHHHH everywhere,” said senior Trey McCallum. Senior Danny Quinn, Junior Dakota Holmes, and Trey are the three best friends that anyone can have.

Sophomore Tricia Griffin and Junior Daisha Cooper are so close, “She always finishes my sentences,” said Daisha. “She has been their ever since I met her,” said Tricia.

“I met him when he first moved down here and we’ve been best friends since,” said senior Brandon Bell. “Remember when we threw Poptarts at cars?” asked junior Domonick Moore to Brandon.

Senior Jessica Fellows is the perfect friend for senior Joe Tucker. “Every morning she makes me laugh,” said Joe. 

These two beautiful ladies are best friends. “We are always together, we really are the definition of best friends,” said junior Andrea Garvey. “We are opposite people, but we are the same,” said junior Taylor Mills.