Omid Azizi, Student Culture Editor
I’m Omid Azizi, back for another year of Cellar! I am now a senior at Perrysburg High school, and am looking forward to another year with the family. I’m still the same old kid that endlessly writes songs & plays hip-hop music at obnoxious volumes until the sun comes back out… Anyway, anything music and video are my thing! I hope to set a good example for the grades below me and continue to grow alongside my peers.
Avery Cook
Hey! My name is Avery Cook. I’m a sophomore at Perrysburg High School and I’m very excited to start my first year in Cellar. I enjoy reading and writing poetry. I am looking forward to writing articles on eSomethin and making new friends.
Jillian Craig
I am Jillian Craig and I am a senior this year. This is my first and only year in the Cellar due to scheduling conflicts in the past. I participate in various clubs including Mock Trial, Symphony Orchestra, and the Women’s Rugby club. Something interesting about me is that I have been doing Crossfit training for almost a year now; I commit to at least 2 hours of training every day- once at 5am and once at 5pm. I am looking forward to improving my writing and reporting skills as I am going to pursue an education in broadcasting after graduation.
Chelsea Fisher, Editor-in-Chief
My name is Chelsea Fisher, I’m a junior and this is my third year in The Cellar. I am on PASA (Perrysburg Alternatives to Substance Abuse) exec board and am a manger for the hockey team. I love covering hard news, making videos, and taking pictures at the football and hockey games. I’m looking forward to being on the eSomethin staff for another year!
Dayna Fuller
My name is Dayna Fuller. A little somethin about me is that I am a sophomore here at Perrysburg High School. This is my first year in the Cellar program. I was recommended to apply by my old English teacher, Mrs. Wagener. I’m from Kent, Ohio, which is forty minutes past Cleveland, Ohio. However I am originally from Oregon, Ohio. I moved when I was four-years-old to Kent and then moved back ten years later.. My future intentions are to work in the emergency room and specialized in something, I just am not quite sure yet. That is a little somethin about me.
Zachary Isaacson, Video Desk Editor
Hello! I’m Zachary Isaacson. I am a sophomore and this is my second year working for eSomethin’. Over the past two years, I have taken an interest in producing electronic music. I have a passion for cinematic filmography and love to shoot/edit my own videos. The reason I love The Cellar so much is because I have creative freedom. Any day, I can go and write an article about the latest pep rally or create the most ambitious video project I’ve ever attempted to make.
Danielle Mercer
Hey! My name is Danielle Mercer, I am in the 10th grade, and this is my
first year in The Cellar. Somethin’ interesting about me is I have 11 pets. I know — that’s a lot.
Somethin’ else about me is I’m the oldest child in my family. I’m 16. My favorite T.V. shows are WWE, Riverdale and 13 Reasons Why. My favorite movie is Grease. My favorite wrestler is Enzo Amore. I enjoy pizza. I hope to have a great year at the high school! Go Jackets!
Montana Morgan
Hey, I’m Montana Morgan and I am currently a junior at Perrysburg High School. This will be my first school year being a part of the Cellar and I’m very excited for the year. I moved to Perrysburg and started Perrysburg High School at the beginning of my sophomore year last year and I really like it here. Somethin’ I really enjoy is reading any good book I can get my hands on. I love seeing my friends and doing fun things with them too. I hope to make new friends and have great new experiences this year.
Allyson Parks, Photography Editor
Hello! My name is Allyson Parks and I am a junior at Perrysburg High School. I love photography, archery and going to the football games. I hope to become a photographer, preferably a wedding photographer. I also enjoy singing and listening to all types of music. Somethin’ else I enjoy is getting addicted to TV shows such as The Vampire Diaries, Pretty Little Liars and Teen Wolf. I’m already made memories here in The Cellar last year, and I hope to make plenty memories throughout this year.
Ricardo Perez Hernandez
Hi, I’m Ricardo a new junior student here at Perrysburg High School. I recently moved from Puerto Rico to Ohio after two devastating hurricanes hit us in September and left a lot of damage. I was studying in a school that specialized in radio and TV, where we filmed, created TV dialogues, and other cool stuff. In my free time, I like to play video games, watch movies and videos and play sports for fun. My favorite sports to play are table tennis, swimming, and basketball. I look forward to this new experience, which I know I’m going to love. I’m going to enjoy this new opportunity that’s been given to me.
Riley Pierce, Desk Editor
Hey, my name is Riley Pierce and I’m a sophomore this year. This is my second year being a part of eSomethin. I have been waiting all summer to come back and be a part of this class again, and I am so excited to work on eSomethin’ new this year. I love to read and write. I used to be a part of the Power of the Pen when I was in Jr. High, which is what lead me to be a part of eSomethin’. I’m super excited for another great year!
Jacob Prokup
Hello, all! My name is Jacob Prokup, this year I’m a junior. This is my first year working on The Cellar. I’m a member of both the Robotics club, and I work on the technical side of the theater program. Somethin that interested me about joining The Cellar was working with the people, taking photos, and making short videos.
Ashley Rohrs
Hi! My name is Ashley Rohrs. I am a freshman at Perrysburg High School. This is my first year in the Cellar. I enjoy running and currently am on the cross country team. I like to read and hang out with my friends. I also have a twin sister, Claire. I look forward to coming to the games and meeting more people.
Emily Swick
Hi! My name is Emily Swick, and I am a junior here at Perrysburg High School. This is my first year in Cellar and I’m looking forward to being able to share a lot of fun and interesting stories with the rest of the students here at PHS. I enjoy to read and write, and I also do some art in my spare time. I like all types of music and am pretty much always listening to somethin’.
Sophia Walcher
Hi! My name is Sophie Walcher and I am a senior this year at PHS. This is my first year in Cellar and I am so excited to be a part of somethin so amazing during my last year of high school. I love being involved in musical theatre around the school and community, and once cheerleading ends for me in the fall my life revolves around speech and debate. I’m looking forward to using my D.J. privileges during lunches to fuel my ’80s music addiction.
eSomethin.com advisers
Mr. Kitson
Tim Kitson is an English teacher at Perrysburg High School and the adviser for eSomethin.com. He is a Michigan native and a graduate of Michigan State University. He enjoys helping students produce digital media and discover the creative process. “Working with eSomethin is a unique challenge,” said Mr. Kitson, “because few things are constant. We know how important the school paper is to alumni and the community. We want to continue the tremendous success we’ve had over the last few years.” Mr. Kitson greatly appreciates the opportunity to work with staff at The Blade. He wants readers to know “our news is somethin’ special.”
You can reach Mr. Kitson via email at [email protected].
Mrs. Wagener
Joy Wagener is an English teacher at Perrysburg High School and co-adviser for eSomethin.com. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Integrated Language Arts and George Mason University with a Masters of Arts in English. She advised a nationally recognized online high school newspaper in Virginia and now offers her journalism education background to eSomethin. “It’s so gratifying to participate in Perrysburg High School’s student newspaper and help students develop their reporting and writing skills,” she said. “Student expression is so essential to a healthy school community and it allows students to begin dialogues on important topics.
