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John Paul Vaith is a 2007 Raider graduate. During his time at HHS, he participated in cross country, wrestling, and track and field. In cross country, John was a three time letter winner and two time All-Conference recipient. In wrestling, he was a five time letter winner, four time state entrant, and a two time state place winner taking 4th his junior year and third his senior year. John also lead the wrestling team to a 2nd place finish during his senior year. Finally, in track and field, John was a multiple time All-Conference recipient along with being multiple time state entrant in the 800, 4x800, and 4x400, and All-State his senior year in the 4x800 and 4x400. In addition to sports, John participated in many choir events and plays and was all-state in choir his senior year which lead him being named the Triple A award winner. John gives an in depth interview where he goes into great detail about his coaches and teammates who helped shape him into the husband and father he is today.
Joe Zak is a 2018 Raider graduate.During his time at HHS, he participated in football, basketball, and tennis. In football and basketball, he was a two year varsity letter winner during his juniors and senior years. In tennis, Joe was a five time letter winner, two time All-Conference recipient, and captain during his senior season. After high school, Joe attended and graduated from UW-Claire and has now entered the work force. Joe gives an insightful interview that highlights focusing on the process constantly improving.
Emily Thuet is a junior at HHS and will be a 2024 Raider graduate. During her time at HHS she has participated in volleyball, hockey, and golf. In hockey, she is a two year letter winner and captain during her junior year. In golf, she is a one year letter winner playing mostly JV during her freshman and sophomore year. During the interview, Emily gives a great definition of success which is continuing after failure and not focusing on the wins or losses.
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