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Personal Narrative: Sadie Danielsen
Sadie Danielsen a current freshman at West Central is a very smart and exciting individual. Sadie is very smart and very focused when it comes to her school work. She is currently a 4.0GPA student and loves the work she does here at West Central. “I really enjoy all of my classed at West Central but if I had to pick my favorite it would have to be Spanish.” replied Sadie when asked what her favorite class was. But Sadies success doesn't just stop in the classroom she is also a very active player of tennis, volleyball, and basketball. Sadie has played tennis for three years and said that she has loved every minute of it. Just like tennis Sadie is also very passionate about volleyball and basketball. She played both of theses sports through
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