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Josh Fowler '28: Student of the Week, March 28, 2025

March 28, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Joshua Fowler '28, Charity House member and St. Peter Catholic School Alumnus, with Mrs. Beth Branum

Everyday, Josh makes a point of saying, ‘have a good day, Señora’ as he leaves my room.  He is a hardworking student and recently, when he was out for an extended period of time, he kept in contact with me to get his work finished.

-Mrs. Beth Branum

Favorite Restaurant:

Chipotle

Favorite Movie:

Warm Bodies

Places I'd love to travel:

Hawaii, Paris, and St. Peter's Basilica

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I was in Youth and Government this year, and I'm currently in the National Art Honor Society and Medical Career Club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

The environment is my favorite part of Carroll because all the faculty and teachers are good examples of what a Catholic and an overall person should be like. I also really like the opportunities for religion here at Carroll, such as Mission Dayton. Lastly, the teachers really go into depth into the subjects they are teaching, and always make sure that a student is on track.

How should school help you succeed?

School should help you succeed by teaching you not only academically, but also morally, and how to improve yourself overall as a person. Yes, school should teach you the core subjects like math, but also help you learn lessons on how to be better than you currently are and how to grow in your faith.

What's your biggest dream in life?

I want to visit Florida and deep sea fish with my family. Eventually, I want to visit Vatican City and live a holy and righteous life respecting God.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

I personally learned that some battles you can fight alone, and then there are some battles you need help with, God's help, and that He's always there when you need Him. These battles can be used as a learning experience to be sorry and to be better.

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I spend my time in prayer and talking with God, with family and my pets, gaming, and listening to music.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Jessica Kaneza '28: Student of the Week, January 22, 2025

January 22, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Jessica Kaneza '28, Trinity House member and Immaculate Conception School alumna, with Mrs. Samantha (Miegl) Doggett

Jess dedicates herself to her studies with a genuine eagerness to learn. She gives voice to those in need and will continue to change the world with her words of inspiration, kindness, and gratitude. What I admire most about Jess, aside from her determination and drive, is her profound appreciation for education and her inherent understanding that knowledge has the power to move mountains.

-Mrs. Samantha (Miegl) Doggett '06

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Chinese buffets

Favorite Movie:

The Miracle Season

Place you'd love to travel:

South Korea

What actress would play you in a movie?

Zendaya

What activities do you participate in?

I have participated in the Marching Band, Spanish Club, Freshman Class Council, Key Club, Math Club, and Medical Career Club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a Carroll student is being able to see how I am growing and also being able to have a community of teachers that are there to help you when you are in trouble.

How should school help you succeed?

School should help me see my mistakes and learn from those mistakes. It also should help me grow academically so I can help the world in the future.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My dream is to be passionate in what I do, help the world become a better place, and help my family live a good life.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson that I learned when I overcame an obstacle is that when God is trying to help you grow, you should follow through and put as much effort to meet him halfway, because the path we go onto comes from the decisions that God gives us in life.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend free time learning new things, reading, and talking to people who are close to me.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Addison Myers '28: Student of the Week, December 12, 2024

December 12, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Addison Myers '28, Mercy House member and St. Helen School Alumna, with Mr. Carl Soucek

Addison goes above the call of duty every day in class. More impressive is her dedication to the work that happens beyond the class period. She's very helpful in her efforts to set up and clear the band room so that our space is more welcoming for other students.  She's always willing to help, even when the need for help is less evident and unsolicited.  She's an advocate for the band program to her peers and students at her previous grade school, St. Helen.  She does an outstanding job of spreading the good word about our amazing school and the programs offered at Carroll.

-Mr. Carl Soucek

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Texas Roadhouse

Favorite Movie:

Coraline

Place you'd love to travel:

Bora Bora

What actress would play you in a movie?

Melissa Fumero

What activities do you participate in?

I participate in marching band and the drama club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a student at Carroll is definitely getting to watch myself improve academically and as a person. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should help prepare me for for college and life after my teenage years.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to have my own family and a job that I'm passionate about.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson that I learned when I overcame a difficult obstacle was that God does what He does for a reason, and that I need to trust His plan.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend my free time practicing my instruments, listening to music, or hanging out with my friends.
 

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Paige Terbay '28: Student of the Week, November 22, 2024

November 22, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Paige Terbay '28, Charity House member and Incarnation School Alumnus, with Mr. Andy Seyfang

Paige has a great upbeat personality and brings happiness to the classroom. She has recently helped out with a student who was not having the best of days. I pulled Paige aside and explained what was going on before class, and she was great at helping out.

-Mr. Andy Seyfang

Favorite Restaurant:

Chipotle

Favorite Movie:

Tangled

Place you'd love to travel:

Greece

What activities do you participate in?

I play soccer for Carroll and plan to play lacrosse in the spring.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a student at Carroll is all of the kind people I have met.

How should school help you succeed?

School can help you succeed because it teaches you valuable life lessons.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to go to college at the University of Tennessee.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

One lesson I have learned is to never give up, and if you fail at something, don't just quit.  Work twice as hard to get it the next time.

How do you like spending your free time?

I like spending my free time hanging out with my friends and family.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Lorenzo Falasaca '28: Student of the Week, November 6, 2024

November 06, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Lorenzo Falasca '28, Mercy House Member and St. Luke School Alumnus, with Ms. Samantha Bauer

Lorenzo is a hardworking and polite student. In class, he is always on task and willing to help his classmates. In the hall, he never hesitates to say hi and check in on how someone is doing. He sets the tone and leads by example during whole school events and Mass.

-Ms. Samantha Bauer

Favorite Restaurant:

Chick-fil-a

Favorite Movie:

Midway

Place you'd love to travel:

Japan and Sweden

Who would play you in a movie?

Tom Cruise

What activities do you participate in?

My activities are Carroll Drama Club, Balloon Club, Lacrosse, Civil Air Patrol, and St. Luke Latte Ministry. 

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a Carroll student is meeting a bunch of new people from other schools.

How should school help you succeed?

The best way school can help me succeed is by preparing me for college.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to become a pilot in the US Air Force.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

If you have an opportunity to do your homework early, you should.  Some classes might give more work than others, and it just helps you to have an easier night. 

How do you like spending your free time?

I like to spend my free time by building models, hanging out with friends, and playing games with friends.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Michael Blackford '28: Student of the Week, October 24, 2024

October 24, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Michael Blackford ‘28, Gonzaga House member and St. Luke School alumnus, with Mrs. Samantha (Miegl) Doggett ’06

Diligent, hardworking, and brilliant, Michael Blackford brings meaningful insights to any class discussion, demonstrates integrity, and extends empathy to those around him; in other words, Michael is the true embodiment of what it means to be a Carroll Patriot and an asset to our community.

-Mrs. Samantha (Miegl) Doggett '06

Favorite Restaurant:

All the Best Deli

Favorite Movie:

Pride and Prejudice

Place you'd love to travel:

I would love to travel to Sweden to try the food and to study their society and the geography.

Who would play you in a movie?

Colin Firth

What activities do you participate in?

I participate in the Carroll Cross Country team and St. Lukes Latte Ministry.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a Carroll student is that I have all the resources I need there to be a successful person.

How should school help you succeed?

School should help me succeed by building up my knowledge and confidence.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to be a successful, minimalist, peaceful, and virtuous adult.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson I’ve learned when it comes to surmounting difficult obstacles is to be entirely focused on getting the job done to the best of my ability. I ignore all discomfort, distractions, and any predictions of the outcome. It is all about whether or not I give everything in the process.

How do you like spending your free time?

I spend my free time drawing, playing the piano, studying military history, and working out.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

Justin Apwisch '28: Student of the Week October 11, 2024

October 11, 2024
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Justin Apwisch '28, Trinity House and St. Peter School Alumnus, with Mr. John Neuman

Justin has demonstrated strong academics over our first eight weeks together in class and supports his group members.  He also takes it upon himself to help gather extra papers for recycling at the end of class.

-Mr. John Neuman

Favorite Restaurant:

Texas Roadhouse

Favorite Movie:

Captain America: Civil War

Place you'd love to travel:

Venice, Italy

Who would you play in a movie?

The Flash or a smart detective

What activities do you participate in?

I am an active member of Chess Club and Youth in Government. I just finished my first season of Carroll soccer, and I look forward to trying out for Carroll volleyball in the spring.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

I love being a Carroll student but my favorite part would have to be the sporting events. I really enjoy being able to go to any Carroll sporting event and seeing other students supporting our school. I know that if I show up to the game that others will be there and will talk to me and help cheer us on.

How should school help you succeed?

I think school should help me succeed by pushing me to be my best. I think the school does a great job of making sure students are not slacking off and urging them to do better if they fall behind. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to find a job that I love doing, build a family with someone that I love, and build a lifelong relationship with God.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson I learned while overcoming a difficult obstacle was that hard work will always help you in the long run, so don't cut the corners and see it through to the finish line.

How do you like spending your free time?

I  spend my free time reading books, playing video games with friends, but I don't really like to play by myself. I also like challenging my best friend in chess.

Posted in Voices of Tomorrow

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