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Addison Myers '28: Student of the Week, December 12, 2024

December 12, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Addison Myers '28, Mercy House member and St. Helen School Alumna, with Mr. Carl Soucek

Addison goes above the call of duty every day in class. More impressive is her dedication to the work that happens beyond the class period. She's very helpful in her efforts to set up and clear the band room so that our space is more welcoming for other students.  She's always willing to help, even when the need for help is less evident and unsolicited.  She's an advocate for the band program to her peers and students at her previous grade school, St. Helen.  She does an outstanding job of spreading the good word about our amazing school and the programs offered at Carroll.

-Mr. Carl Soucek

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Texas Roadhouse

Favorite Movie:

Coraline

Place you'd love to travel:

Bora Bora

What actress would play you in a movie?

Melissa Fumero

What activities do you participate in?

I participate in marching band and the drama club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a student at Carroll is definitely getting to watch myself improve academically and as a person. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should help prepare me for for college and life after my teenage years.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to have my own family and a job that I'm passionate about.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson that I learned when I overcame a difficult obstacle was that God does what He does for a reason, and that I need to trust His plan.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend my free time practicing my instruments, listening to music, or hanging out with my friends.
 

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Charlie Williams '26: Student of the Week December 5, 2024

December 05, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Charlie Williams ‘26, Mercy House member and St. Helen School Alumnus, with Ms. Jamie Aubin ’06

Charlie's calm and kind disposition in class lends to good discussions. Once I found out Charlie was a football team Captain, I knew he could help me with students struggling in my drawing class. Charlie heard me out and said he would discuss things with my drawing student. Since that day, my struggling student has made more effort and has been more communicative. Charlie is not only a great leader and student, but he wants to see his teammates and classmates succeed.  He is happy to step in and help when needed.

Favorite Restaurant:

Chipotle

Favorite Movie:

Interstellar

Place you'd love to travel:

Greece

What actor would play you in a movie?

Christian Bale

What activities do you participate in?

I am a captain on the football team, I participate in track and field, and I am a student ambassador.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part about being a Carroll student is making new friends and helping others feel welcome in school and sports.

How should school help you succeed?

School should help me succeed in making social relationships in the real world.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to have a successful career to support my current and future family.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson I learned by overcoming a difficult obstacle is to keep my head up and not to throw in the towel when times get hard.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend my time hanging out with my friends on the weekends by watching football and going out to eat.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Paige Terbay '28: Student of the Week, November 22, 2024

November 22, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Paige Terbay '28, Charity House member and Incarnation School Alumnus, with Mr. Andy Seyfang

Paige has a great upbeat personality and brings happiness to the classroom. She has recently helped out with a student who was not having the best of days. I pulled Paige aside and explained what was going on before class, and she was great at helping out.

-Mr. Andy Seyfang

Favorite Restaurant:

Chipotle

Favorite Movie:

Tangled

Place you'd love to travel:

Greece

What activities do you participate in?

I play soccer for Carroll and plan to play lacrosse in the spring.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a student at Carroll is all of the kind people I have met.

How should school help you succeed?

School can help you succeed because it teaches you valuable life lessons.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to go to college at the University of Tennessee.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

One lesson I have learned is to never give up, and if you fail at something, don't just quit.  Work twice as hard to get it the next time.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like spending my free time hanging out with my friends and family.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Claire McEachen '25: Student of the Week, November 12, 2024

November 12, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Claire McEachen ‘25, St. Mary’s House member and St. Luke School alumna, with Mrs. Julia Gomez

Claire is kind to all, super respectful and helpful in class and has been a true rockstar as Spanish Club President!

-Mrs. Julia Gomez

Favorite Restaurant:

My mom's kitchen

Favorite Movie:

Pride and Prejudice

Place you'd love to travel:

Santorini, Greece

Who would play you in a movie?

Kiera Knightley

What activities do you participate in?

I am a member of the Marching Band, Spanish Club, Swim Team, Military Kids’ Club, NHS, SHS, The Torch Student Newspaper, and an Eagle Scout.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

The strong community of Carroll, the wonderful teachers, and the school’s willingness to allow faith and reason to flourish makes it a beautiful place to learn.

How should school help you succeed?

School should provide you with a firm moral, spiritual, and academic foundation on which you can become the best version of yourself and the person God is calling you to be.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to use my writing, debating, and critical thinking skills to serve those around me and defend the most vulnerable members of society.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

I have learned that true joy, peace, and understanding comes from trusting in God completely.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to travel with my family, visit my grandma, spend time with friends, shop, and participate in any aquatic activities like swimming, snorkeling, and surfing.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Lorenzo Falasaca '28: Student of the Week, November 6, 2024

November 06, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Lorenzo Falasca '28, Mercy House Member and St. Luke School Alumnus, with Ms. Samantha Bauer

Lorenzo is a hardworking and polite student. In class, he is always on task and willing to help his classmates. In the hall, he never hesitates to say hi and check in on how someone is doing. He sets the tone and leads by example during whole school events and Mass.

-Ms. Samantha Bauer

Favorite Restaurant:

Chick-fil-a

Favorite Movie:

Midway

Place you'd love to travel:

Japan and Sweden

Who would play you in a movie?

Tom Cruise

What activities do you participate in?

My activities are Carroll Drama Club, Balloon Club, Lacrosse, Civil Air Patrol, and St. Luke Latte Ministry. 

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a Carroll student is meeting a bunch of new people from other schools.

How should school help you succeed?

The best way school can help me succeed is by preparing me for college.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to become a pilot in the US Air Force.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

If you have an opportunity to do your homework early, you should.  Some classes might give more work than others, and it just helps you to have an easier night. 

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend my free time by building models, hanging out with friends, and playing games with friends.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

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