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Senior Profile: Veronica Wiedl

Senior Profile: Veronica Wiedl

Anna Poe, photographer
April 15, 2017
Sam Teare, junior, talks with Ryan Peters, junior, at philosophy club. I would say my favorite topic to talk about is the concept of free will and whether that applies to humans, Teare said. I like listening to all the ideas everyone has and thinking deeply about the topic.

Photo gallery: philosophy club

Anna Poe, photographer
March 10, 2017
Joe Fisch, 9th grade counselor: “I was a teacher before I was a counselor and one thing that drew me to [being a counselor] was getting to work with students in a one on one setting, getting to know the students and helping them in a little bit of a different [way] than with teaching. Don’t get me wrong, teachers have a major impact on students but sometimes you get to get into some issues or topics that are very impactful to the students.”

VoK: counselors

Anna Poe, photographer
February 16, 2017

KHS’ hopes for the future

Anna Poe, photographer
February 13, 2017
Cynthia Casserly, Police Officer “I’ve always wanted to be a police officer ever since I was a kid. I finally realized that I need to make my dream come true, and that’s when I got hired at Kirkwood. [I like] the diversity of Kirkwood. We have a little bit of everything from all walks of life. That’s what makes it so interesting.” TKC: What is your proudest moment or accomplishment you’ve had with your job? “My proudest moment was [when] I had a young lady involved in heroine. Her parents were having a lot of trouble and she was obviously having a lot of trouble. I talked to [the young lady] at length. Then not until about a month later I saw the mother on the street and she actually hugged me and thanked me. Her daughter had gone to treatment. She was getting a job and starting to turn her life around. That’s why I do what I do. But a lot of times, we don’t get the closure. With the calls like that, we don’t always know what happens [in the end]. We don’t [always] know if we’ve had any impact.” TKC: Do you have any advice for anyone interested in law enforcement? “[My advice] is to finish schooling and get a college degree. More doors are open that way. Have a love for it, be able to talk to people, and don’t have any criminal history at all.”

VOK: Kirkwood Police

Anna Poe, photographer
January 25, 2017
Brittané Curry, senior and co-president of K Word, attends a weekly meeting. “In middle school, I was bullied a lot and I [thought] ‘okay, I dont have anything to make myself feel better.’ Curry said. “So finally I decided to start writing poetry, and ever since then it’s just been everything in my crazy life.”

Photo gallery: K Word

Anna Poe, Photographer
December 21, 2016
The girls’ swim and dive team members line up on the blocks at tryouts. “I’ve learned a lot from swimming,” Maddie Clark, junior, said. “I learned how to be an individual in a group because swimming is a team sport.”

Photo gallery: girls’ swim and dive tryouts

Anna Poe, Photographer
November 18, 2016
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