TOLTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2020
Learn about the graduating class of 2020 from Tolton Catholic High School
WYATT COOLEY
Wyatt Cooley is the son of Jason and Wendy Cooley. Wyatt is graduating from Tolton Catholic High School and will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in the fall where he will study Civil Engineering. During his time at Tolton, Wyatt was a wrestler. He took third at state in 2019, which made him a state medalist. Wyatt is proud of how he bettered himself every year of high school, and he will miss seeing the people he spent those years with every day. Wyatt encourages the Class of 2021 to not wish their senior year away. Congratulations, Wyatt!
LUKE DONNER
Luke Donner is the son of Brian and Andrea Donner. Luke is graduating from Tolton Catholic High School and will be attending the University of Missouri-Columbia in the fall to study Business. During his time at TCHS, Luke was involved in golf, basketball, yearbook, and he is a proud member of the 2019 state golf team. Looking back on his high school years, Luke will miss going to Mrs. Lutz's class, and he encourages the Class of 2021 to not take their last year for granted and to enjoy every moment. Congratulations, Luke!
MAX LOY
Max Loy is the son of Brent and Jilll Moore and Jim and Jennifer Loy. Max is graduating from Tolton Catholic High School and will be attending the University of Missouri-Columbia in the fall to study Accounting and Business. During his time at TCHS, Max was involved in football, track, and Executive Council, and he served as the Captain of the football team. Looking back on his high school years, Max is proud of the lifetime friendships he built, and he will most miss those friends who will be going away to other schools in the fall. He encourages the Class of 2021 to enjoy the moment. Congratulations, Max!
MAISON SERIO
Maison Serio is the daughter of Shanna Serio, Chris Petner, and Grant Stauffer. Maison is graduating from Tolton Catholic High School and will be attending Central Methodist University in the fall, where she will be playing soccer. During her time in high school, Maison played soccer and volleyball, and she will greatly miss the communities she has been a part of, the memories she has made, and the people she has met up until this point in her life. Maison encourages the Class of 2021 to never take anything for granted and to make every day count because any day could be the last. Congratulations, Maison!