Hinsdale Central senior Shalni Sundram grew up loving jigsaw puzzles. She sought the most difficult—at least 1,000 pieces—and eagerly solved them with the pieces upside down. “It was more challenging…
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Dynamic Duo
As twins, it may not be surprising that Hinsdale Central seniors Rachel and Hannah Fuechtman have experienced just about everything together. But while some twinsies might opt to live separate,…
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Victory Lap
Just like the Hinsdale Central girls’ lacrosse team’s state championship run, recent graduate Jayne Gelman seized an opportunity during the victory party. “I saw the trophy on the table. I…
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The Science Of The Sea
A running joke at the University of Michigan is that no jazz classes should start earlier than mid-morning. Incoming freshman Sherman Thompson says he was grateful that his high-school jazz…
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Country Crooner
Hinsdale Central High School senior all-state runner Reilly Revord is among the most versatile—and vocal—athletes around. “If you ask my family, they will say I never ever stop singing, even…
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Like Father, Like Daughter
Take a deep breath, and have fun. Hinsdale Central High School Senior Lily Jones has taken that approach to every routine since her early days in club gymnastics. Those sage…
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True Grit
As a student, Hinsdale Central senior Matt Bjorson is as active as they come. “I love to talk in class,” Bjorson says. “I like to be the leader, a speaker,…
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Dueling Aces
Hinsdale Central juniors Mac McClear and Josh Lundmark usually are seen together doing various activities. Most of the time that means golf—even when no one else is around. “It’s usually…
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Family Affair
Senior Grace McCabe completed her 2016 Hinsdale Central girls track and field season with the Class 3A state championship 3,200-meter relay—and a long wait. McCabe, Annie Zaher and Kayla Byrne…
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The Perfect Match
Benet Academy tennis players Casey Schrader and Danny McGuigan defied big odds this season. At first glance, the pair of freshmen appeared to be anything but among the state’s most…
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