Senior Spotlight: Reese Wolfgram
 | Author:
Mikayla Kraft, School Correspondent
MT43 News School Correspondent |
Senior Spotlight: Reese Wolfgram
Mikayla Kraft
School Correspondent
When you think about the prominent seniors that are the face of Broadwater High School, Reese Wolfgram can be considered one of the most prominent. Reese is a shining light for all to see and is a prime example of where hard work can lead you. She has an amazing sense of style and an even greater personality.
Reese has been a lifetime Montana resident and has lived in the small town of Townsend, MT for 8 years. Her parents, Charis and Seth Wolfgram, own Townsend Drug and Spirits and she has “an incredible little sister named Harper, who is a sophomore.” She has been greatly involved in “...Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Field, and Wrestling as the manager…” She has also “been involved in many clubs: FCCLA, Student Council, National Honors Society, Youth Council, Principal’s Advisory Board, Interact, and Rotary.”
Out of all of these incredible sports and clubs, one sport stood out to Reese the most. Track and Field has impacted her the most and taught her to strive not only to win but to make progress every step of the way. When asked why she loved the sport, she stated that it “not only helps me to stay competitive for my progress but also contributes to the success of my team”.
Unfortunately, high school is coming to an end and all of the sports and clubs may be put behind her. However, there are brighter horizons around the corner and more opportunities that are sure to present themselves. After high school, Reese is excited to attend college at Montana Tech University to pursue a degree in Environmental Engineering. She chose this degree because of her love of the outdoors which was discovered after moving to Townsend. She hopes that “this passion will help [her] work hard for this degree”.
After college, Reese hopes to take everything she has learned from all of her years in high school and college to find a job that will not only lead her to, of course, be financially stable, but to also be enjoyable. As a result of achieving this job, she hopes to be able to find time to travel and do things she enjoys in her off time. When asked what she is going to miss about Townsend, Reese said, “I am going to miss my school and community for many reasons, but the most important one is the people. I have met many kind and helpful individuals over the years who have had a positive impact on my life. I am beyond thankful and I feel incredibly lucky to have been a part of such a caring community”.
Thank you Reese for being a Senior Spotlight. The community is incredibly blessed to have you as a community member. We all wish you the best and we cannot wait to see how far you go in life!
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