Sports Scoop
By Luke Pamer
Senior Spotlight
Lukas Miller
“darting” through the halls with Zac
first year I may be transferring to the
Stoltzfus (which they had passes for).
University of Indianapolis to further
Lukas Miller is different. As far as This is all according to Miller of course. my studies,” said Miller. However, his
athletic career will be coming to a close
Going to Westview leaves an
“being yourself” goes, he has written
when this baseball season ends. He has
impact on everyone that attends the
the
school. Miller is going to take away
Tommy John’s elbow and is playing
book.
his experiences with the teachers the
through the injury now. In the future,
The
Miller hopes to be married and workmost. He really emphasizes the teachpeople
ers as the best aspect of going to West- ing a full-time job somewhere that he
that
view. He describes them as “pretty cool enjoys. “I don’t plan on being wealthy,
know
for the most part.” His favorite classes just comfortable.”
him
Miller is a role-model for all
have been any English class. His favorreally
students, not just the underclassmen,
appreci- ite teachers have been, Margo Varner,
but he left some advice particularly
ate this Ryan Glassman, Joel Pippenger, Phil
for them. “Get your work done, but
fact and Hostetler, and Roger Slagle.
As graduation approaches, a lot of don’t work too hard. High school years
a lesson
should be fun and not a time spent
seniors are getting sentimental and
can be learned from him by all of his
over achieving and stressing out conMiller does not differ. “I’m going to
peers.
miss the friends I have. Some of us
stantly. Have a life and above all, be
During his high school career,
are going separate ways but I will miss yourself.”
Miller has played on the varsity basethem all.”
ball team for his entire four years. He
He is currently planning to attend
is known for his big bat. And someIPFW University this fall. “After my
times even his big mouth. Aside from
baseball, Miller played on the freshman basketball team. He really enjoyed
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involved with Spanish club.
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