Hawk's Eye View journalists wanted to check in with alumni who graduated from MSL. Thanks to the staff members who spread the word, we got in touch with 27 different students who graduated over the years! 

Graduating Years that were collected: 

Class of 2006-2022

Where are they now?

Some alumni are still in Milwaukee area, but we have a few people in Cudahy, Jackson TN, Madison, Navy- stationed in Guam, La Crosse, Waukesha, North Carolina. 

We also have alumni who are currently attending college, teachers, therapist, EMTs, Maintenance Technician, Financial Analyst, Architecture, and assistant coaching.

Teachers/Classes they miss about MSL:

Some things that the alumni missed were pep rally (with battle of the classes), homecoming, festival of nations, class of 2019 senior prank, throwing bowling balls off the roof with Everson, creating a walk out as a call to action, friends and community at MSL, girls basketball trip to Green Bay, and lots of other sports games!

Some teachers that were called out: Tucke Sensei, Mr. Setum, Ms. Smet, Ms. Reyes, Mrs. Lustig, Mr. Myers, Senor Astorga, Senora Rviera, Hegelmeyer, Ms.Loosen, Ms. Rosas, Senor Hart, Ms. Dobbs, Golden Bolden, Mama Reid, Ms. Faddness, Ms. Stadler, Ms. Fritche! 

Favorite job since graduating:

Some jobs that they have had/currently in that they loved the most were: Residence Life Assistant, Private contractor for events, Construction, Analytics Manager at an Israeli Medical Start up, Behavioral Technican, Home Care Worker, Barista, Marine Corps, Teaching, Program Director at Camp, Financial Analyst, working at Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee Fire/Police Academy, Mutual Fund Accountant, Target, Chipotle, Menards, Therapist, Walgreens, the navy!

Advice:

 Absorb all the info you can. It's okay to wait and not know what you want to do right away for college. Make sure the college you want to go to caters to your degree.  Just learn and build good habits. Say yes to every opportunity you can.  With hard work and a strong mindset, you can beat those preconcieved stereotypes that are set about us minorites in our current society.Whatever you do after high school, enjoy it. Go see the world, make friends, create memories. Be open minded! Try everything you possibly can now to find what you like. Be yourself! Get involved now! Don't be afraid to do what you want. Don't stress too much abotu where you are in life right now, and even in a few years. High school does not define your entire future, and it is okay to grow apart from people. Enjoy your time, you will miss these years when you are in the real world

Alumni who took German:  8     Spanish:   15      French: 4