Student Spotlight – Cheyenne Oswald

     Cheyenne Oswald, a sophomore at HAHS, has been dealing with a lot of stress this school year. From moving from Kutztown to Hamburg to dealing with studies, there has been a lot on her plate. From 7th grade to 9th grade she attended Kutztown. She had gone to Hamburg in the past but it has been so long that she forgot how it was. She stated “It was so interesting to see all of my old friends and new people I have never met, but it was weird coming back because I feel like I was on the outside and needed to start over again.” 

     When Cheyenne is in school, she loves going to her Biology class she finds it so interesting to see how everything intracts in the wild. She also likes all the people in her Biology class and she enjoys the teacher. Her least favorite class is civics. This is because she has never been able to understand it and remember it. She has never been interested in learning about history so she never liked it. 

     When she is not in school, she is always up doing something. Most of the time she is at her uncle’s farm. When she is there she feeds the goats, chickens, and ducks. Cheyenne has always had a love for animals, so she loves to be around the farm helping out. When she is not at the farm, she is constantly with her family. She believes family is one of the most important parts of her life. She loves making memories with them so they are always doing everything together.