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David Hubbard-Thompkins '25, Mercy House member and St. Helen School alumnus, with Ms. Tiffany Hunsinger

David is always a kind presence and has a positive attitude.  He helps his classmates and encourages them in whatever way they need.  He is the first to clean up a mess or fix something, even if it is not his responsibility and does so without wanting any credit.  He asks engaging questions and genuinely wants to learn about the subject matter.

-Ms. Tiffany Hunsinger

Favorite Restaurant:

Roosters

Favorite Movie:

Good Burger

Place I'd love to travel:

Tokyo, Japan

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I have played football and run on the track team for three years. I'm currently in the National Honor Society and a member of the Student Engagement Committee, and I did Model UN for two years. 

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

My favorite part of being a student of Carroll is having faculty that truly are mentors for students and show genuine concern. I also love the close-knit, family feel that both the student body and faculty have fostered. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should help students excel in all areas of life. Education is important, and you should always grow in your education. Additionally, when you finish school, a person should have learned life lessons that they can apply in their further education and life. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My dream is to lead a successful life, help solve problems, and inspire others.

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

I have learned that you will struggle at times in school, whether it is social or education-related. However, you should learn to grow from that experience and continue to persevere in your pursuits. 

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I enjoy listening to music, reading manga, and hanging out with friends.