Bellefontaine High School recently named its Seniors of the Month, Jaylinn Foulk and Jacob Moreland.
Jaylinn Foulk is the daughter of Kyle Foulk and Amber Showers of Bellefontaine.
Future plans: Attend college and study nursing.
School activities and awards: Cheerleading, Chieftain Leaders, National Honor Society, DARE, and Track.
If I were principal for a day: I would open up an ice cream bar in the cafeteria.
Favorite school memory: The musical Mamma Mia! It was so enjoyable and something new!
People who have been an inspiration to me: Mrs. Standley and Mrs. Horvath! They’re always giving the extra hand and going the extra mile!
Lately I’ve been reading: My Instagram feed!
My advice to parents: Encourage your kids to get involved! They can only experience high school once, and it goes FAST!
My biggest regret: Not joining musicals sooner!
Where I see myself in 5 years: I will have graduated from college and will be a travel nurse specializing in emergency room and trauma.
Jacob Moreland is the son of Thomas and Rachel Moreland of Bellefontaine.
Future plans: Attend college and study physical therapy.
School activities and awards: Cross Country 4-year varsity, Track and Field 4-year varsity, Musical 4 years, Symphonic Choir 4 years, Les Fons 4 years, Quiz Bowl 4 years, Rotary Speech Contest, College Board Rural & Small-Town Recognition Award (’25), College Board School Recognition Award (’26), AP Scholar with Honor, Honda Academic Achievement Breakfast: Biology (9th), English 11 (10th), English 12 (11th), and BHS Academic Award: Biology (9th), AP Literature and Composition (10th), CCP Precalculus (11th).
If I were principal for a day: I would have a field day with an Ultimate Frisbee tournament and free food.
Favorite school memory: It’s hard to pick, but either cross country camp at Lake Hope this summer or opening night of musical every year.
People who have been an inspiration to me: My older brothers for always pushing me to become a better version of myself and my parents.
Lately I’ve been reading: The Testaments by Margaret Atwood, the Bible, and lots of The American Pageant for Advanced Placement U.S. History.
My advice to parents: Pick your battles: Restrict phone and technology access, but also don’t stress about rigid curfews.
My biggest regret: I can genuinely say I have no regrets.
Where I see myself in 5 years: I will be training for a marathon and in grad school pursuing physical therapy.
