Amanda Brummond, Bancroft-Rosalie class of 2013

Kat Country Hub is pleased to post another story from area 2013 graduates, where they are, and what they hope to co with their future. This is the second story in what has expanded into a four part series. More are welcome!

Amanda Brummond Bancroft-Rosalie class of 2013.

Where did the time go?  It seems like just yesterday I was starting high school in Bancroft and now I am a freshman at Wayne State College.

It’s really bitter sweet because on one hand there are so many great memories of high school.  Wonderful friends and teachers whom will always remain dear to me.  Speech and drama and the One Act plays which I enjoyed participating in so much.. And my family who have been so supportive of me and encouraged me to always try my best in whatever I tried to do.   On the other, I am really looking forward to being more independent and pursuing my dreams.

Now here I am going to college.  I love that some of my friends and classmates are attending Wayne.  And I am forming some new and wonderful friendships.  I also like that the classes have fewer students so the teachers can get to know their students and spend more time helping them.

I am currently taking 14 credit hours.. I am majoring in Graphic Design.  I chose that field because I love art and playing around with graphics on the computer.  I hope to someday do design for clothing lines, advertisement or interior decorating.  I am excited about the possible things I could do with this major.
I also have a dream of doing some acting someday.  Will have to see what the future holds, but it’s an exciting possibility.  I am going to try to get involved in plays here at Wayne as soon as I get used to my current schedule. My classes and grades come first.

I have two brothers that have been at Wayne going into four years now.  Camron majoring in the exercise and health field and Connor in Elementary/P.E. education.  I am sure the college is a little scared to have three Brummonds attending Wayne.  😀

Anyway, my advice to all the current high school students is to make the most of your education and the opportunities available to you.  Always do your best and set goals for yourself. Start out by setting small goals and before you know it they all add up to one big goal you achieved.  You are only young once.  Don’t ever take anything in life for granted things can change in an instant.  Live each day to the fullest and thank God along the way for all the blessings.