Nevaeh Faith Ryals will be a 2025 graduate of Milan C-2 High School. She is the daughter of Laurie Allen and Bryan Ryals and the sister of Jessa Harvey, Caleb Meseke, Peyton Ryals, Paige Ryals, and Gunner Ryals. Her favorite activity to do with her family is driving around and confiding in her sister. Her favorite childhood memory is fox hunting in Liviona.
Nevaeh has been involved in FFA (2 years) and Golf (1 year) at Milan C-2. The activity she enjoys most is FFA because it helps her branch out and meet new people. It also gave her the opportunity to come out of her shell. Her favorite high school memory is when she dyed chicken green in food science.
The class Nevaeh enjoyed the most was Food Science because she learned how to prepare a full-course meal for Thanksgiving, and the class always had a positive environment. Her biggest pet peeve is when people don’t think before they speak.
Outside of school, Nevaeh enjoys driving around while looking at wildlife. If she had one wish it would be to help everyone in need. The three words that best describe her are funny, outgoing, and generous.
After High School, Nevaeh plans to attend North Central Missouri College to pursue her Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) certificate. In 10 years, she sees herself working as an ultrasound tech somewhere nearby and living out in the country. Three things on her bucket list are going to Bora Bora, visiting New York City during the holiday season, and raising a family.
The people she admires most are her parents because they have taught her important life skills and have always done what they could for her.
The teacher that had the biggest impact on Nevaeh is Ms. Fullerton because she’s always there if you need to talk no matter the time of day.
The thing Nevaeh will miss the most about Milan C-2 High School is the downstairs AG room activities. If there was one way she could be remembered at MHS, it would be as hard working student. The advice Nevaeh would give underclassmen is always to step up to challenges, take risks, and never be afraid to push forward.