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Joseph Fredrick Sparrow: A Case Study

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Joseph Fredrick Sparrow is a senior at Northside High school. He is enrolled in many activates including the Northside tennis team, Northside Vocal Ensemble, Loudon Avenue Youth Praise Team and Jr. Usher Board, and is a part of the pulpit secessions committee. He is planning on attending The University of Tennessee to get a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology with a Minor in Music. He has been involved in the Roanoke Valley Children’s Choir for five years and has really enjoyed his time with them. He has experience once in a lifetime performances and had made memories that will last forever. He will truly miss all of the people he has met. He will surly miss going to choir practice on Mondays and seeing all of his friends and laughs galore. The friendships

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