Who’s Who?
All Things 90’s/2000’s
Who’s Who 2?
School Smart
Who’s Who 3?
100

You weren’t cool unless your binder was made by this brand, featuring neon colors, psychedelic animals, or dolphins. 

Lisa Frank 

200

I was supposed to be a twin. 

Scott Broerman

200

A yellow running stick-figure man was the mascot for this wildly popular instant messaging desktop app. 

What is AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) 

200

I’ve never had a speeding ticket and can wiggle my ears. 

Amber Schellhase 

200

In the 1989–90 school year, this school won state championships in football, boys basketball, and baseball. 

St. Henry 

200

I once slept in my car overnight in Las Vegas 

Diana Poeppelman

300

Walking past this teen clothing store required surviving a toxic cloud of “Fierce” cologne and looking at black and white photos of shirtless models. 

Abercrombie & Fitch 

300

I have a fake front tooth

Caitlyn Broerman 

300

This school’s HS boys bball team played in a legendary 1939 game where they defeated Buckland High School 2–0, marking the lowest-scoring boys' basketball game in Ohio high school history

New Knoxville

400

I do not sweat through my armpits. 

Nick Schellhase 

400

You used this aggressive, 2 word phrase- often accompanied by a hand gesture shaped like a letter- to shut down an argument.  

“Whatever!” Accompanied by the “W” sign 

400

This top 5 rated elementary school in US News & World Report boasts excellent work ethic as students took turns working in the cafeteria at lunch and putting up/taking down the American flag daily.  

The North Star Elementary School
400

As a college summer job, I worked at Dannon as a fork lift operator. 

Erika Hemmelgarn

500

At the airport in Cancun, I met Flo Rida in the airport and he gave us tickets to his concert that night. 

Jon Hemmelgarn

500

This pitchman in a blue shirt shouted about the power of “OxiClean” before tragically passing away in 2009. 

Billy Mays 

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