Serai Barton, 17, Christian Fellowship School Post-graduation plans: I will be doing a lot of traveling this summer, as current plans are to spend time in South Dakota and Virginia before taking a tour of Europe with my grandparents. I will then be kicking off my college career at Mizzou in August. Favorite class […]
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Leslie Ramirez, 17, Battle High School College plans: Attend MU to study nursing and minor in French. Post-graduation plans: Post-Mizzou, I will volunteer with the Peace Corps for approximately four years. Being a nurse at this time and having studied French, I believe I will be able to help others more efficiently and
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Marissa Johnsen, 18, Battle High School College plans: United States Naval Academy, Class of 2020. Post-graduation plans: College, and then serve as a commissioned officer in the United States Navy. Favorite club or extracurricular in high school: Student council, soccer, and cross country. Proudest accomplishment in high school: Being the first individual at
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Faramola Shonekan, 18, Rock Bridge High School College plans: Next fall I plan to attend MU and double major in history and economics. Favorite class in high school: I had a great love for all of my social studies and history classes over these past four years, but if I had to choose
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As May draws to a close, we can all take a big sigh of relief. While it’s fun to celebrate graduations, recitals, last days of school, practices and more, the end of May normally brings for me a big ole “whoosh” of breath, and excitement that the work is done. It’s summertime! The sunshine
Sydney Timmerman, 17.986 years old, Hickman High School College plans: Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University Post-graduation plans (College? Armed forces? Work?): In theory, I should be working over the summer. But, I got a pretty good scholarship to go to college (to study biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins University), so I’m going to
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Ethan Hale, 18, Christian Fellowship School College plans: Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Favorite class in high school: Calculus. Proudest accomplishment in high school: Earning Eagle Scout rank. Best advice I’ve ever received: Don’t try to change things you can’t change. Become more patient and enjoy what you have. Biggest lesson learned in high
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Cole Flottman, 18, Battle High School College plans: Truman State, to major in Linguistics. Post-graduation plans: Peace Corps. Favorite class in high school: Classical Ideas and World Religions. Favorite club or extracurricular in high school: Battalion Show Choir. Proudest accomplishment in high school: Speaking at Battle’s TEDx event. Best advice I’ve ever received:
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Alex Gittemeier, 18, Hickman High School College plans: I am going to Missouri S&T for a degree in computer science. Favorite club or extracurricular in high school: My favorite club was Game Design Club (and I am biased because I helped start it), where a group of students worked together to make a video
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Kylie Jacks, 18, Hickman High School College plans: The University of Central Missouri, professional pilot major Favorite class in high school: Creative Writing and Advanced Creative Writing. Proudest accomplishment in high school: Winning a National Gold Medal through the Scholastic Writing Competition for my play, “Ageless.” Biggest lesson learned in high school: You have
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