Geneva Patch Honors High School Graduates: Geneva Class Of 2020

GENEVA, IL — Geneva Patch wants to provide a way to share the achievements of our high school graduates, even if it's in a small way. With in-person instruction canceled for the rest of the 2019-20 school year in Illinois due to the coronavirus, high school seniors are missing out on the last moments of what should be a happy, celebratory time. Many proms and graduations have been postponed, and we know many high school seniors are feeling sadness about missing these milestone high school events.

We hope that this will give the community a way to share their pride in our Class of 2020 high school graduates. You can find the form here if you'd like to add your graduate. Patch will be updating this form until May 31.

Here are the Geneva Class of 2020 high school graduates:

Kyle Schermerhorn, Geneva High School

Will be attending Arizona State University.

Message from Kyle’s family: “We all believe in you and love our little boy very much. Moo will miss you too.”

Savion Mack, Geneva High School

Will be attending Illinois State University.

Message from Savion’s family: “Congratulations Savion! Even though this is not how anyone pictured your Senior year ending, we’re so proud of you!”

Anna Fintzen, Geneva High School

Will be attending Rollins College in Winters Park, Florida.

Message from Anna’s family: “Congratulations Anna! Enjoy this next chapter! You will go on to make a difference in the world!”

Jonah Hays, Geneva High School

Will be attending Waubonsee Community College to study statistics and play baseball.

Message from Jonah’s family: “We are so proud of all of your accomplishments and the wonderful young man you have become.”

Jaden Ahern, Geneva High School

Will be attending Waubonsee Community College to study automotive technology and welding.

Message from Jaden’s family: “It takes a lot of courage to take the untraditional route and follow your passion.”

Tom Antonson, Geneva High School

Will be attending Judson College to study business after earning a scholarship from the college’s bowling team.

Message from Tom’s family: “Tom, over the years we have watched with great pride seeing you grow up and accomplish many things. We can't wait to see what the future has in store for you. You are a hero to your little sister Rosie. Most importantly a thoughtful and kind person to those you meet. With your determination, compassion and talents, the sky is the limit.”

Logan Gayton, Marmion Academy

Will be attending Saint Louis University to study finance.

Message from Logan’s family: “Congratulations Logan! We are so excited for you to begin your college journey! We can't wait to celebrate your high school graduation as soon as possible!”

Regan Anderson, Geneva High School

Will be attending Indiana University.

Message from Regan’s family: “Congrats, Regan! We love you! Dad, Mom, Mason, Brady and Riley”

Zoë Steele, Geneva High School

Will be attending Mills College in Oakland, California, to study studio art.

Message from Zoë’s family: “Your commitment to family, to community and to the wider world combined with your intelligence, compassion and love of life make you the amazing individual you are. Embrace your future!”

Chloe Williams, Geneva High School

Will be attending Iowa State to study fashion merchandizing.

Message from Chloe’s family: “Chloe, we are so proud of what a wonderful young woman you have become!! We love you! Dad, Mom, Matt, Gina, Ryan, Keira and Marissa”

Bridget Lawley, Geneva High School

Will be attending Northern Michigan University.

Message from Bridget’s family: “Congratulations B! I'm so proud of you! You've grown so much since you started at GHS and I couldn't be more proud of you! Love always, your big sister Claire”

Chloe Ryan, St. Francis High School

Will be attending Loyola University Chicago.

Message from Chloe’s family: “Congratulations Chloe, we’re so proud of you and can’t wait to see how you will change the world! Love you!”

Delainey Miltner, Geneva High School

Will be attending the University of Kansas.

Message from Delainey’s family: “Super proud of the leader you are becoming, Delainey. We can't wait to see what a difference you will make in college and in this world!”

Tyler Huskey, Geneva High School

Will be attending the University of Kansas to study mechanical engineering.

Message from Tyler’s family: “Congratulations Tyler! We are so proud of you! Mom, Dad, and Ryan”