My Accomplishments and Goals

My sophomore football season I was thrust into the varsity quarterback spot due to my teammate’s injury. I had to learn how to be a leader. I showed to my teammates my desire to win and my reliability earning myself the most improved player award voted by the team. By my senior season I earned team captain. I also lead my team to a league title and was voted Offensive Most Valuable Player by my teammates and by league coaches due to my ability to bring my teammates together.

I have always had an interest in movies and acting. My first two years high school, and throughout middle school, I participated in drama and advanced drama to explore my interests in acting. I wrote my own monologs and preformed them in front of the class, I listened to praise and criticism but eventually learned how to write an excellent monolog. I always had a little bit of stage fright but in my last year I preformed in our schools main stage performance it was something I had not done before and it is something that I will never forget.

My 6th grade year I moved to Chewelah and it has been one of the greatest challenges I’ve have had to face in my life. It was hard leaving all my friends and family I had been close to all through my childhood. One thing that really helped me in the transition was the new friends I made. They brought me right in under their wing by hanging out with me at school and inviting me over to their houses. This was a difficult time in my life but I learned I can make friends and be successful anywhere.

I have been involved in many hours helping clean the streets and sidewalks of Chewelah doing my part to make the community a better place to live. The main project of my high school career was helping improve and maintain the Chewelah Peak Learning Center. They had a brand new field but needed sod to be laid on top of it. So I volunteered my time and laid sod so their field could be complete. The Chewelah Peak Learning Center needed an outdoor amphitheater which I also helped build by crating the roof and the stage.

I have not experienced but I have witnessed discrimination in the form of racial slurs and I am glad I’ve told those people to stop.