All posts tagged "AOTW"
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Senior embarks on journey with UNI to open her own business
Senior Jackie Gonzalez always played around with photography. It wasn’t until two years ago until she realized she wanted to pursue a career in photography....
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Aspiring restaurant owner bakes cakes for children
Senior Mackenzie Hendrickson loves to make cakes and has increasingly been asked by her teachers and other adults to make cakes for their children’s...
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Athlete of the Week | Mitch Young | Baseball
How long have you been playing baseball for? “I have been playing since as long as I can remember.” What has been your biggest accomplishment...
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Athlete of the Week | Auriona Kimbrough | Women’s Track
How long have you been running track? “I started my freshman year, so four years.” What is your favorite race to run? “I would say...
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Student’s love of baking stems from family lessons
Addison Anderson started baking with her grandma at a young age. Anderson’s grandma evoked her love for baking, especially cakes. It also inspired the...
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Athlete of the Week | Randev Goonesekere | Men’s Soccer
How long have you been playing soccer? “I have been playing soccer since I was four. Competitively I have been playing since fifth grade when...
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Athlete Of The Week | Jamie Knox | Women’s Tennis
How long have you been playing tennis? “I have been playing tennis seriously for about four years, since freshman year. I have been playing recreationally...
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Athlete of the week | Kyle Trunnell | Men’s Track
How long have you been doing running in track for? “Since seventh grade. I have always run the short hurdle races. I run shuttle hurdle...
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Artist finds inspiration from social media
Dylan Beecher began drawing in elementary before she recieved persuasion of art teachers to explore one’s creativity. Beecher finds her passion in painting portraits and...
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Student writer gets published in anthology by Hawkeye
Madison Vetter had the opposite problem of many as an elementary kid. Her teachers could not get her to stop writing. Vetter found her passion...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
