Q:  What is love to you?

A: “I think love means to be able to share everything with somebody. Accomplishments, secrets, goals, and wholeheartedly being able to trust them,” said sophomore Ashtin Hudson.

Q:  How do you show love to those around you?

A: “Little things. Little things add up, meaning the most,” said sophomore Abby Fant.

Q: What’s your favorite part about Valentine’s Day?

A: “My favorite part about Valentine’s Day is how blessed I feel to have my friends and family around. They love and support me every day,” said freshman Dylan Choates.

Q: What’s your favorite Valentine’s Day memory?

A: “Probably when we first got married… my wife and I went to stay in a cabin in the smoky mountains for 3 days. It was my favorite Valentine’s Day memory,” said Coach Mance.

Q: Do you have any Valentine’s Day traditions? If so, what?

A: “I don’t know if it’s a tradition exactly, but my mom and I always buy each other flowers. It started as a surprise to each other, but now at this point we just expect it. It’s still fun to pretend it’s a surprise though!” said senior Trinity White.

Q: Have you been struck by Cupid’s arrow this year?

A: “Yes I have! The 15th will be our 11 months!” said junior Genevieve Jackson.

Q: What are your plans for Valentine’s Day?

A: “My plans are going to New River to celebrate Valentine’s Day, hanging out with my amazing friends, then going home to spend time with my beautiful family,” said senior Gigi Greer.

Q: Flowers or Chipotle?

A: “Roses, because they’re such a sweet gesture and a symbol of love,” said sophomore Kourtney Hock.

Q: What would be your ideal guy this Valentine’s?

A: “Someone polite, honest, charismatic, tall, and takes me to James Avery,” said sophomore Avery Rust.

Q: What’s your favorite Chick-Flick?

A: “Titanic, because ‘he’ll never let go,’” said senior Steven Nesbitt.

Q: Is Valentine’s Day one of your more favorable holidays?

A: “No because I’m not a big fan of chocolate, and you don’t need a specific day to show someone you love them. If you really love them, you should show them everyday,” said junior Guadalupe Solorzano.

Q: What are you getting this Valentine’s Day? Hugs and kisses, or alligator tears and a healthy dose of comfort food?

A: “Hugs and kisses from my mom, but my 10-year-old brother got me a Valentine so I’m doing pretty good,” said sophomore Skyler Galloway.

Q: What song would best describe your Valentine’s Day?

A: “Lonely by Akon,” said Jake Munnell

Q: Who’s your ideal Valentine?

A: “You,” said junior Harold Otey, referring to his girlfriend.