Laurel Logemann: Senior Spotlight
1) Year you became a Pirate: 2015
2) Top three favorite things you participated in at SES: Working for Jolly Roger Adventures, participating in theater and being a part of the Kenya Tutoring Club.
3) Favorite SES memory: My most favorite SES memory was when I got to play Jo in Little Women with such an amazing and talented group of students.
4) Favorite class and/or teacher: My favorite class that I've taken was statistics with Ms. Moyer.
5) Proudest SES achievement: My proudest SES achievement was gaining the opportunity to become the first high school guest speaker at the SPARC national conference, where I got the chance to present on the importance of partnerships within the auxiliary department.
6) Piece of advice for current SES students: If there was a piece of advice I could give to current SES students, it would be that they should seek out and pursue every opportunity they are interested in, and if they are not able to find an opportunity that interests them, they should create one for themselves.
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2) Top three favorite things you participated in at SES: Working for Jolly Roger Adventures, participating in theater and being a part of the Kenya Tutoring Club.
3) Favorite SES memory: My most favorite SES memory was when I got to play Jo in Little Women with such an amazing and talented group of students.
4) Favorite class and/or teacher: My favorite class that I've taken was statistics with Ms. Moyer.
5) Proudest SES achievement: My proudest SES achievement was gaining the opportunity to become the first high school guest speaker at the SPARC national conference, where I got the chance to present on the importance of partnerships within the auxiliary department.
6) Piece of advice for current SES students: If there was a piece of advice I could give to current SES students, it would be that they should seek out and pursue every opportunity they are interested in, and if they are not able to find an opportunity that interests them, they should create one for themselves.
#AlwaysAPirate #SESClassof2023
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