Sophomore Saturday: Caroline Hemmila

Caroline Hemmila is a Sophomore at Huron High School. She is a part of Key Club and Green Team.

Courtesy of Hemmila

Caroline Hemmila is a Sophomore at Huron High School. She is a part of Key Club and Green Team.

Anna Esper, Staff Writer

 

Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself and what hobbies/sports you do.

A: “I play tennis, piano, and flute. My favorite hobbies are baking and watching college football.”

 

Q: After spending a year with classmates virtually, what’s it been like to finally see people in person? 

A:  “It has been awesome to see all of my old friends in person, make new friendships, and finally figure out the faces of people from my classes from last year.”

 

Q: Who helped you the most in getting through last year and why? 

A: “Not a who but probably a what. I couldn’t have done it without Gmail. The amount of elegantly crafted excuses, or emails, that I wrote to teachers about my tech issues was enough to make an IT worker faint.”

 

Q: Describe something about coming back to school in person that has surprised you?

A:  “It has surprised me how aware I am of when someone isn’t wearing a mask correctly, it’s practically the first thing I notice about people at this point. I was also surprised how high school students are no more mature than middle school students.”

 

Q: Which of your classes are you most excited for and why?

A:  “I am most excited for English because if I’m being honest, English is the easiest.”

 

Q: What are your thoughts about personal project? When do you think you’ll get started on your work?

A: “If I’m just getting started now then I have no idea what my grade is going to be like for the presentation I did on my finished project last Thursday.”

 

Q: If you could change one thing from your freshman self, what would it be? 

A:  “I would tell myself to please not choose purple braces; they don’t go with anything.”