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Flavia Xavier Cody Ries Andy Huber Activities involved in during high school: Newspaper Do you feel you have changed throughout high school? Yes, during my sophomore year all I could do was talk in class, but then I noticed what I was losing and how would affect my college future. What is a favorite elementary/middle school memory? I don’t have a good memory so I’m going to say it was my last middle school year. I made new friends, and I used to hang out with them a lot. I also went to a lot of quinceañeras and had a lot of fun. Activities involved in during high Activities involved in during high What was the most stressful year in school: Football 4 years school: Baseball, FFA high school? Probably my freshman year. Do you feel you have changed through- Do you feel you have changed through- My old school changed the books and out high school? Why or why not? Yes, out high school? Why or why not? I feel methods to teach, so I had a hard time. I’m more comfortable and outgoing. that I have become more mature. Then I decided to change high schools. Who is your most inspirational teacher? What is a favorite elementary/middle If you could give advice to a freshman, Why? Mrs. Lewin. She’s a good teacher school memory? Sledding down the hill what would it be? Don’t waste your study and fun to talk to. What was the most stressful year in hall watching Netflix and don’t get late to What was the most stressful year in high school? Why? Sophomore year classes. How would you change Maquoketa high school? Why? Junior year. Big tests, because of all the homework Valley? Open lunch. hardest subjects, start choosing colleges. If you could give advice to a freshman, If you could relive any moment in high If you could give advice to a freshman, what would it be? Don’t be afraid of high school what would it be? Probably the what would it be? You be you. Don’t be school and don’t be afraid of what people homecoming and football Friday nights. I stupid freshmen. Don’t think you’re better think of you. don’t have it in Brazil. than the seniors. Time management for How would you change Maquoketa Describe your worst fashion moment. homework Valley? Have open lunch for seniors and Wearing moccasins. I think they are kinda How would you change Maquoketa more delays and cancellations weird and ugly but for fun I decided to Valley? I wouldn’t, but we do need more If you could relive any moment in high buy one and I’m not going to lie, they are delays and closings school what would it be and why? Put- pretty comfy. If you could relive any moment in high ting the goat in Pam’s yard during home- What is your dream job? Be an architect. What is your favorite movie quote? school what would it be? Football coming. It was a rush. “And for the lady, perhaps a salad?” “Per- What is your dream job? Physical Thera- What is your dream job? To farm on my haps not.” - White Chicks pist own What does your future look like? When I What does your future (college and What does your future (college and come back to Brazil I’ll do specific classes career) look like? Going to Clarke in career) look like? I’m going to NICC up to get into college and then apply for a few Dubuque to major in Biology and hope- at Calmar for Ag Business colleges and see in which I get in. fully make it into the Physical Therapy What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever program. had to do? Deal with the classes you had to do? Probably was saying goodbye What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever don’t care about and coming to school to my family at the airport. had to do? My homework/projects. every day What one event has most impacted your What one event has most impacted your What one event has most impacted your life so far? My exchange senior year. It’s so hard to leave all the people you love life so far? Knee injuries life so far? Making one bad choice that in your home country, even knowing you will stay with you forever will come back, but the hardest it’s while you’re living aboard you figure out that you have to leave your second home and you probably won’t know when you will come back. Also it’s heartbreaking to de- cide if you’re going to come back to go to college or stay with you real family. Macy Anderegg Sienna Becker Activities involved in during high school: Activities involved in Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Choir, Musical, Play, Large Group during high school: Speech, Individual Speech, Wildcat Echo, National Honor Society, Student Softball(4 years), Council, Mentoring, Tutoring, Spanish Club, Homecoming Court, Vocal Volleyball (4 years), Jazz Basketball (4 years), Do you feel you have changed throughout high school? I have most definitely changed throughout high school. I have changed through my TEL (4 years), TATU appearance. I have changed through my emotional standpoints on myself, (3 years), Spanish others, and life. I have changed through every aspect of myself. These Club ( 4 years), Na- changes may be positive or negative, but no matter what, I am proud of the outcome these changes tional Honor Society have lead me to be as an individual. (3 years), Yearbook Who is your most inspirational teacher? When I read this question, I knew the exact person to (1 year), Band (1 year), Play (4 years), Large talk about. Although many, many teachers have inspired me throughout my four years, I know that group and Individual Speech (4 years) one teacher will continue to inspire me after I walk out the front doors for the last time as a student: Do you feel you have changed through- Mrs. Temple. I have only had Mrs. Temple as a teacher in my Freshman and Senior years, but the out high school? Why or why not? I have impact she has left on my life is incredible. Mrs. Temple has taught me to be a strong individual, even if you don’t want to be. She has taught me to stick with your heart on your decisions, dreams, definitely changed throughout high school. I and who you really are as a person. I honestly could write a book about this lady because she will used to be extremely shy as a freshmen and I forever be on the list of inspirational people in my life. Thank you, Mrs. Temple. have gotten a lot better. I believe that speech What is a favorite elementary/middle school memory? I moved to MV in my 6th grade year and the play have helped me become more so, sadly, I do not have a favorite elementary school memory. My favorite middle school memory outgoing. would have to be sitting in the back of Mrs. Becker’s Science room while Ann Grant was the substi- Who is your most inspirational teacher? tute. Marissa Harbach, Jazz Niehaus, and I were imitating the whale noises from the movie Finding Why? I would say that Mrs. Temple would Nemo. It is one of the best memories ever. be my most inspiring teacher. She always What was the most stressful year in high school? Why? Senior year. My schedule is always has such a positive attitude and makes me filled with sports, tutoring, choir lessons, work, CNA classes, college prep responsibilities, schol- arships, and then to add on the hours of homework. I am very thankful for my parents, friends, want to learn. teachers, mentors, and advisors that are always there at hand to help me get through all my hectic What is a favorite elementary/middle and stress-filled times. school memory? When Shawnae made us all If you could give advice to a freshman, what would it be? Work ahead on everything. If there write love letters to Rob in first grade but I is one thing that has lessened my stress this year would be when I work ahead. I am very thankful didn’t like him so I wrote one to my mom. for when I do work ahead and there is a day when I just want to go to bed early and I can because What was the most stressful year in high I have my homework done. Also, don’t worry about every little detail and take one day at a time. I school? Why? Senior year is the most think one of the main reasons why I am ready to get out of high school is because throughout my stressful. I’m filling out scholarship after four years, I spent it worrying about what is going to happen next, or I have tried so hard to make scholarship, figuring out stuff for college, my high school years fun, when I really just made them the complete opposite. So freshmen, for as cliché as this is going to sound, just have fun and live in the moment. Before long, you will be while trying to find time for extracurriculars sitting where I am writing your senior profile and giving the same advice I am, if you don’t take the and schoolwork.
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