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~ Senior Spotlight ~
~ Senior Spotlight ~
Photo by Hillary Williams
Full Name: Hamilton Schrock
Birthday: December 25, 1998
Nicknames: Hap
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ
Favorite Music Artist: Disturbed
Favorite Subject: Math
Favorite Hangout: My room
Favorite Animal: Dogs
Favorite Color: Metallic Silver
Favorite Hobby: Sleeping
Favorite Author: J. K. Rowling
Favorite Place to Shop: Sam’ s Club
Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother
Favorite Teacher: Mr. Franzen
Favorite Book / Magazine: Harry Potter series
Favorite Sport: Basketball
Favorite Actor / Actresses: Harrison Ford
Extracurricular Activities: FBLA, Quiz Bowl
What are your lifetime goals: Die of old age
What are your plans after high school: Work
Favorite Thing to do in your spare time: Sleep
Problem that concerns you the most: Waking up
If you could be anyone else who would you be: Me
What is unique about you: I just don’ t care
Favorite Movie: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part Two
Do you have any pets: Kya( Golden Retriever) & Megeara( Domestic House Cat)
Advice to underclassmen: Don’ t be dumb.
Quote to live by:“ Your birth is irrelevant, it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”
-Mewtwo
Dr. Seuss’ s Birthday By: Amanda McClain
Thursday, March 2 nd is Dr. Seuss’ s Birthday! What better way to celebrate than to read all that you can read? On this day, across the country, thousands of schools, libraries, and communities participate by gathering together and just simply reading. This day is officially called National Read Across America Day! There are 44 books which Dr. Seuss himself wrote and illustrated. The first book Seuss wrote and illustrated was“ The Cat in the Hat” in 1937. He had written this because he was afraid that children were not learning to read. Unlike many, Seuss never had children so he made up an imaginary daughter named Chrysanthemum-Pearl, and he dedicated almost all of his books to her. Seuss has made a legacy, influencing many of us just through the words and illustrations in his books. Even though he is not here with us today, his legacy will continue on March 2 nd as people across the country continue to read in his honor.
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