Meredith+D

My Life at GHHS by Meredith Daves [|click here for my video] The past four years of my life have truly been an amazing experience for me. High school has not only given me the opportunity to grow academically, but also to grow socially. I have made great friends that will stick by my side through the years to come. We’ve had many great memories together during high school whether it be at the fair, the beach, football and basketball games, parties, prom, or school activities. I have been very involved in a variety of different clubs and held many leadership roles. I enjoyed being on the Green Hope Dance Team all four years and being captain my senior year. I loved performing at the football and basketball games and at the pep rallies too. I also participated in Student Council all four years, by encouraging school spirit through a variety of different school activities like spirit week and Mr. Green Hope. I was privileged to be a member and Secretary of National Art Honors Society, a member of Spanish Honors Society, and President of National Charity League. Outside of school I have been very dedicated to ballet. I started ballet when I was four and I stuck with it ever since then. I’ve performed in numerous recitals over the years. Last summer and the summer before, I spent four weeks in New York training with New York City Ballet dancers. These are some of the best dancers in the country and it was a real honor to be taught by them. Looking back on my high school years, I feel like I took every opportunity I had to be involved in school and out-of-school activities. I got to know a lot of people in my class and made many new friends. My teachers have taught me many things that I will carry on with me through college and later years. High school has been an amazing experience and a big part of my life. I will never forget all of the memories I made at Green Hope High School.

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