A few words... Throughout his life, Kyle has always demonstrated a high degree of self-motivation. In elementary, middle and high school, he achieved high honors every step of the way. In high school he participated and excelled in both Soccer and Swimming. He worked extremely hard, never believing in any limitations of his abilities, always striving to be better at everything he did. As a junior Kyle was inducted into the National Honor Society. He always understood the importance of the time and energy he was putting into the classroom. He balanced his activities, giving his all in the order he prioritized them: academics, athletics, community service, and employment. Kyle was very involved with soccer through numerous organizations and has enjoyed passing on his love for the game to youth, by volunteering as a coach in his community. He is especially proud of his work with the Appalachia Service Project, a summer volunteer camp similar to Habitat for Humanity. Kyle plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is thus far undecided for his major. |
A few words... During her fours years at Park, Nicole has been very active both in and out of the classroom, participating in many activites. She ran cross country for two years, played soccer for four years and was a soccer captain her Senior year. Participation in music is also important to Nicole. She has taken private lessons for nine years. In addition she has played in band for three years, jazz band for four years, [participated in solo/ensemble competition and played one year in the Wisconsin High Level Honors Band.] Nicole also spent time volunteering for her church, for Homeward Bound, and the Eco-Justice Center. Student groups that she participated in include Science Team, National Honor Society, and the Western Field Studies program. Next year she plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Focusing on her passion for the environment she plans to major in Wildlife Ecology. Nicole states that much of her passion for the environment comes from participating in the Western Field Studies program. Because of the program, she wants to educate people about what's really out there and what they have to do to keep it that way.
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