Leading Ladies of CHS
As Women in History month comes to a close we are taking the time to celebrate some of the Leading Ladies at CHS who have made a positive impact in our school system.
Hannah Kropp - CHS Native American Student Association President
Extra-curricular involvement:
- President of Native American Student Association
- Senior Class Treasurer
- Secretary of Students Against Destructive Decisions
- National Honor Society
- Student Athletic Trainer
- Room 701 Vocal Jazz
- Young Republicans
- World Language Club
Q - Why is it important to get involved and make a difference in high school?
I believe that it’s imperative to get involved in high school because you make many friends and find your group. Each club and organization that you join allows you to impact the student body, the school, and the community. Those are things that you never forget.
Q - If you had to create a 140 character tweet to describe you what would it be?
If I had to describe myself accurately, I would say I am one of the most outgoing, determined, strategic, and organized people at Claremore High School. Also, l am a friendly person who loves to talk about sports, music, or anything that involves getting active. During school hours, I spend my time working extremely hard in all of my classes to get good grades and stay active in multiple organizations. Outside of school, I enjoy getting involved in my community and helping out at the local elementary schools. Lastly, I would say that I am a person that is always looking to make new friends and to make new memories.
Q - Who is a mentor or role model who inspired you & why?
The person that I see as my role model would be my mother. She inspires me with her giving attitude and her determination to see the good in every person she meets.
Q - If you knew me better you’d know I …
am incredibly competitive and can beat anyone in a round of Mario Kart or Wii Sports Tennis
Q - What are your dreams for your future?
In the future, I hope to graduate with a degree in Health and Exercise Sciences and go on to Medical School to become an Orthopedic or Sports Medicine Doctor. From there, I hope to run my own practice and work with local schools.
Q - What is your favorite piece of pop culture and why (book, movie, tv-show, podcast, band, social media influencer)?
Honestly, my favorite piece of pop culture is Tik Tok. During the pandemic, Tik Tok became a platform where people from all different backgrounds could come together to teach, create, and learn. It also became an escape for many people like myself to forget about the daily struggles and enjoy the creativity of the human race.
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