This installment is the third in the “Get to Know” series, a feature which aims to help students learn more about their classmates and teachers. A new installment will be posted every other Thursday.
In this edition of “Get to Know,” staff writer Emily Shakeshaft, ’14, interviews junior Sarah Schoneman.
Shakeshaft: What is your biggest pet peeve?
Schoneman: When someone is not thankful for what they have, even though it happens to me sometimes too.
Shakeshaft: What do you want to be when you grow up?
Schoneman: Someone that makes a difference, as does anyone; I do not only want to serve myself.
Shakeshaft: What is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten?
Schoneman: Bacon with butterscotch ice cream — and I actually liked it!
Shakeshaft: Do you have any interesting hobbies?
Schoneman: I enjoy sewing, drawing, painting and singing when I am not busy; these things help me be at ease.
Shakeshaft: Do you prefer dogs or cats?
Schoneman: Dogs, even though they can be a mess sometimes, because they give you great attention and love.
Shakeshaft: What is your favorite food?
Schoneman: Salad, because you can put many different toppings on it to make it taste good, and it still is fresh and healthy.
Shakeshaft: What is the hardest thing you have ever done?
Schoneman: A ropes course up at Hume [Lake] was the hardest thing, because I am afraid of heights.
Shakeshaft: What would you do with a free afternoon?
Schoneman: If I could drive, I would take a friend or two to the mall or to the movies and hang out.
Shakeshaft: What is the meaning of life to you?
Schoneman: To make a difference in people’s lives, to do good for the world and those who need help.
Check back on March 3 to learn more about sophomore Kevin Thao. For the previous installment, read the Feb. 3 article, Get to Know: Stephen Grimes.
