Since moving from St. Charles near the end of her second-grade year, Chloe Hall has appreciated the small-town vibes of Wright City High School. Now a senior, she is reflecting back on a multitude of memories, as she has taken full advantage of the district’s offerings.
Hall comes from a small immediate family that consists only of her mom, grandma and grandpa. She has no full-blooded siblings.
She has immersed herself in student organizations and has not shied away from leadership roles, all while balancing a job.
Hall is involved in National Honor Society and Robotics and has previously been a part of Art Club. She currently is a Robotics club leader, helping the newest members understand and prepare for their involvement in the program. Hall holds her role as an NHS member in high regard, as he believes in the importance of being a positive role model.
Hall plans to attend Missouri State University in Springfield and join a four-year nursing program.
Q: What is the best part about attending WCHS?
“It's a small community so it's easier to form bonds between both students and teachers; because of this you always feel connected and supported no matter what's going on in life.”
Q: What is your favorite class?
“My favorite class is a toss up between AP Physics and AP Government.”
Q: Who is a teacher who has had a profound impact on you?
“Mr. Garrett. I've had him as a teacher and robotics coach for three years, because of this I feel like he's easy to talk to and he's great at helping cope with stress through humor if things get rough during the school year
Q: What have been your greatest accomplishments?
“Getting accepted into college, maintaining my high school grades and getting involved in the activities I enjoy.”
Q: Who has had the greatest influence on your life?
“My mom, because she's constantly pushing me to try harder and without that I probably wouldn't be where I am today.”
Q: If you could travel anywhere, where would you go and why?
“Japan, because their culture is entirely different from ours and I feel like it would be a cool change of pace to explore the region and cities.”
Q: If a movie was made about you, what would it be called?
"The Struggle.”
Q: What are three words to describe your personality?
“Sarcastic, inventive, and I like to believe I'm compassionate.”
Q: What is the best advice you’ve ever received?
“Keep pushing forward, because eventually things will get better, and you're stronger than your trials.”
Favorite Food: “Orange Chicken with sticky white rice.”
Favorite Restaurant: “Panda Express.”
Favorite TV Show: “Law & Order: SVU.”
Favorite Movie: “Big Hero 6.”
Favorite Song: “Replay by Iyaz; it's really nostalgic and upbeat.”
Favorite Musician: “The Weeknd.”
Derrick Forsythe photo.
Richard Demler
