Lizzy Wyatt
June 6, 2020
What are your plans for after graduation?
JMU to study dance and biology.
What teacher made a real difference in your education and why?
Mrs. Corriston because she created a safe community among the dancers while advancing everyone’s training and passion for dance.
What piece of advice would you give freshmen entering HHS next year?
Make friends with upperclassmen becauseL #1 they’re cooler and #2 because they have cars. And get involved in the arts.
What song best defines you?
“crazy rap” by afro man
What was your favorite class you took in high school and why?
Any dance class – because we are a family
Describe yourself in ONE word.
Sleepy.
If you could give yourself one senior superlative, you would be MOST LIKELY TO ______________? and/or BEST _________________?
Most likely to skip class.
Describe your situation after school closed for COVID-19. What have you been doing? How have you felt? What do you miss most? What else would you add?
I have been spending time with my family, going on drives, and spending time outside. I have felt angry and upset because my friends and I got the better part of senior year taken from us. I miss the little things like sitting in my friends cars before school, trying to figure out ways to skip elt, or Mr. Hook telling my to smile when I walk through the history hallway.
What did you want to be when you were little?
A doctor.
What do you want to be now?
I don’t know.
Senior Will:
I, Elizabeth Wyatt, being of absent mind and moving body, do hereby bequeath the following items:
To Caleb Goss, I leave the thousands of laughs we shared.
To Anabella Da Rosa and Mariel Joven, I leave slow rider and Mr. Rice.
To Mariel Joven I leave the hour long talks outside of her house after musical practice.
To Cecelia Thomas and Sydney Shaver, I leave all the inspiration you two have given me.
To Elsie Hammond, I leave our wedding certificate.
To Ava Rath and Mia Stewart, I leave Ms. Russo.
To Maia Wagler, I leave my love for dance.
To the musical cast, I leave Saturday night traditions.
To the HHS dance program, I leave my heart and soul and everything I’ve performed on that stage.