With all the work we’ve done this year, it’s only fair to give a voice to all of those leaving us. Our seniors—some of the most special and dedicated people we could have asked for—were deeply involved in every aspect of what we call “The Lakewood Times.” From specialized blogs and sports writing to covering our community and creating honorable yearbook pages, our seniors were innovators who brought talents from other classes and activities into this room. In this final episode of the year, we end on a note of gratitude—for all we have achieved and for those who made it possible
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Honoring Our Seniors: A Year of Dedication and Gratitude
May 28, 2025
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About the Contributors
Abriana Heinz, Mentor Editor/Podcast Host
Abriana Heinz is a junior at Lakewood High School. This is her first year on staff. Some groups she participates in are the girls’ varsity tennis team, peer leadership, the symphony orchestra, and the Lakewood Charitable Assistance Corporation. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her friends and family and driving around.
Abigail Kovach, Yearbook Editor/Graphic Designer/Photographer
Abigail Kovach (she/her) is a junior at Lakewood High School. This is her first year on staff. She is the principal bassist of both the Lakewood Symphony and Chamber Orchestra. She also plays bass in the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra and is a member of the drumline in the Lakewood Ranger Marching Band. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with friends, beekeeping, and listening to music.
Olive Rodemann, Co-Director of Visuals
Olive Rodemann (she/her) is a Senior at Lakewood High School. This is her first year on staff. She is the president of the LHS Photography Club and part of the Lakewood Ranger Marching Band Flag Line. Outside of school, she’s the drummer in a death metal band. In her free time, she loves to hike and is always making time to create art, ranging from collages to photography.
Vincent Shell, Senior Graphic Designer/Artist
Vincent Shell (he/him) is a senior at Lakewood. This is his first year on staff. He is a section leader in the marching band and a member of the Wind Ensemble as a Tenor saxophonist. He is in the Photo Club and is an officer for Club Identity. In his free time, he enjoys reading, writing, creating art, playing video games, and conjuring up ideas for his Dungeons and Dragons campaigns.