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Senior Recognized by Two Separate Organizations
It’s been a busy week for Sarah Voss ’22, who received word that she has received two prestigious honors for two entirely different extracurriculars.
During Mr. Greenfield’s fall semester Creative Writing class, Sarah wrote a play titled, "Mercy." At the culmination of the semester, the class did staged readings of the plays and hers was quite powerful. The play was then submitted to the Marilyn Bianchi Kids’ Playwriting Festival and was selected as one of the competition winners. As a result, the Dobama Theater on Lee Road in Cleveland Heights will now present a professional production of “Mercy” the first weekend in June - June 3, 4 and 5!
Sarah is also a member of Gilmour’s varsity figure skating team and U.S. Figure Skating recently selected her for their Silver Level Graduating Seniors Award. The honor recognizes the hard work of student-athletes who have participated in figure skating throughout high school and are presented at the Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze level based on the skater’s level of competitive achievement in high school. The organization says that, “Selection for this award speaks to a skater’s continued commitment to succeeding in their athletic and academic endeavors.”
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During Mr. Greenfield’s fall semester Creative Writing class, Sarah wrote a play titled, "Mercy." At the culmination of the semester, the class did staged readings of the plays and hers was quite powerful. The play was then submitted to the Marilyn Bianchi Kids’ Playwriting Festival and was selected as one of the competition winners. As a result, the Dobama Theater on Lee Road in Cleveland Heights will now present a professional production of “Mercy” the first weekend in June - June 3, 4 and 5!
Sarah is also a member of Gilmour’s varsity figure skating team and U.S. Figure Skating recently selected her for their Silver Level Graduating Seniors Award. The honor recognizes the hard work of student-athletes who have participated in figure skating throughout high school and are presented at the Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze level based on the skater’s level of competitive achievement in high school. The organization says that, “Selection for this award speaks to a skater’s continued commitment to succeeding in their athletic and academic endeavors.”
