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Personal Narrative: My Experience In A Chelan High School

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Extra-Curricular Activities: I am involved in FFA year-round where I am the reporter in my Chapter. I was involved in football cheerleading in the fall and I am also involved in the Chelan high school track team as a discus and shotput thrower.
Hobbies: The hobbies that I most enjoy are swimming in the lake, looking at the constellations in the night sky, and to sing songs from musicals like The Wizard of OZ or any Disney movie that I've watched.
Jobs: A job that I have had, and love is babysitting. I love when I get to babysit children; getting to cook, clean, and play with them is something that I really enjoy. Favorite Memory: My favorite memory was when I was 4 years old and my family decided to make a video for our Grandma for Mother's …show more content…

The skills that I have that can help make a difference in my community are, my positive attitude in times that are hard, being able to be a team player no matter the circumstances, and how I am able to learn from my mistakes. What does success mean to you? Explain. What success means to me is that you are satisfied with what you have, and that other people are happy for you.
Where do you see yourself 5 years from now? 10 years from now? In 5 years I want to see myself as a person that works hard and has the goal set and to be successful. In 10 years I want to see myself as a strong woman that has managed to be the best she can be!
If you could change one thing about the school system in WA state, what would it be and why? I would want to change the fact that the Arts do not seem to be as represented as much as athletics are in schools. I would love to see Theatre and Choir become a thing because the Arts are beneficial to students.
If you could have dinner with any famous person, alive or deceased, who would it be and why? If I could have dinner with any famous person alive or deceased, I would choose Queen Elizabeth II because what I have read about her and her accomplishments, has made her strong, persistent and overall, a heartwarming lady, and I aspire to be just

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