Senior profile: Jacob Shaver

Jacob Shaver

Age: 17

School: Columbus Signature Academy High School

Parents: Jennifer Morrill and Daniel Shaver; grandparents: Jim and Carol Shaver, Kevin and Barbra Kitterman; siblings: Winter Shaver, Sam Morrill and Thomas Morrill

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Which elementary and middle school did you attend?

Southside Elementary and Central Middle School

What’s your favorite class or part of the school day and why?

Math because I love solving problems and working through tough questions.

In which extracurricular activities, including music, sports or clubs, do you participate?

I am a Boy Scout and a wrestler at Columbus East High School.

When you’re not in school, what’s your favorite place to be and why?

I enjoy being at work, Zaharako’s Ice Cream Parlor.

What has been your greatest high school memory so far and why?

Having to replace a windshield wiper on the way home during a school field trip while it was pouring rain.

What are you looking forward to after graduation?

I am excited to further my education in college.

Who in your life has inspired you, or whom do you look up to and why?

I look up to my step father Matthew Morrill. He has been such a positive influence on my life. I strive to grow up to influence others as he has me.

What is the most important thing you’ve learned during, or from, high school?

The most important things I have learned in high school came from wrestling. My coach has pushed me to be the best leader I can be.

Draw a picture, write a poem or create something that represents you. It can be anything you choose.

This is a cardboard gauntlet that I built in art class with fully movable fingers.

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Each school year, The Republic publishes profiles of Bartholomew County high school seniors in the Classrooms section on Mondays. The profile includes a list of questions and answers and a photo of the featured student.

To submit a senior profile, visit your high school counseling office or e-mail reporter Shelby Thomas at sthomas@therepublic.com. Senior profiles are published in the order they are received.

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