Alice Early, 4th

Q: What is your GPA, if you know it? 

A: 5 and a bit.

Q: What are your plans after high school? 

A: Going to college, provided they fix the FAFSA on time.

Q: What do you plan to major in? 

A: Not sure.

Q: Have you been in the top ten all four years of high school?

A: Yes.

Q: How did your rank look throughout high school and how did it change?

A: Got slightly worse.

Q: What did your schedule look like this year?

A: Not easy.

Q: What are your extracurricular activities? 

A: Not many.

Q: What do you do outside of school? 

A: Not much.

Q: What was your favorite class you took in high school and why? 

A: Music theory – it’s like if math were easy and sounded good.

Q: What was your hardest class in high school and why? 

A: APUSH – it wasn’t particularly difficult in and of itself but I just couldn’t get on board with it because it was so boring.

Q: What teacher had the biggest impact on you and why? 

A: Mr. Hess, but he’s not here anymore so he’s not going to read this. He basically taught me that if I continually undersell myself, then people will condescend to me. This wasn’t a lesson, this was just kind of what he did.

Q: What would you say was your biggest accomplishment in high school and why?

A: Cleared 1000 lines in Tetris, that’s a lot of lines.

Q: What’s a moment in high school that stuck out to you and why?

A: The time I gave a presentation in 10th grade English class that was so funny that afterward someone told me I should do stand up and then I only got a 90 on the presentation. Comedy isn’t for everyone.

Q: If you could give freshman you one piece of advice, what would it be? 

A: You don’t have to finish all your work on time, but you should probably finish your summatives.