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Eureka High School senior spotlights: Sierra Reeb, Hallie Rocke, Grace Wegner

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By Eleanor Carlson, Carson Lehman, Claire Albertson, Abigail Mathews
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Senior spotlight: Sierra Reeb By Eleanor Carlson Sierra Reeb is the type of student teachers only see once in their careers. She is always putting everything she has into her work whether it’s being an outstanding student, athlete or leader, Sierra has always used her faith as a light to guide her throughout her life. She has been involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes since she was in the seventh grade. She noted the FCA and her involvement in church have been the most meaningful to her.
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Senior spotlights

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By Elijah Maynard, Ryleigh Jording, Abigail Mathews, Quinn Johnson
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Emma Ingersoll By Elijah Maynard “She has stood tall and fought for others when it was hard. It has been a pleasure to know her and see her grow,” said Mrs. Ferguson. Emma Ingersoll gives a voice to the voiceless and is never scared to speak her mind. Because Emma values communication and inclusion, she decided to focus her talents on the speech team. “Emma is such a naturally talented student and performer.
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George P. Burdell here, there and everywhere

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By Abigail Mathews
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Tech’s most accomplished student has been leaving his mark on campus and the world for 95 years: George P. Burdell. Burdell is a fictitious Tech student conceived as a prank by William Edgar Smith, who started at Tech in 1927 as a CERE major. Smith was mistakenly sent two enrollment forms, so he used the second enrollment form to create Burdell, named after the president of Smith’s high school, George P. Butler.
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