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BEST OF FORT WHITE: LEADERS AND MENTORS

It's not always easy to be a role model.
Leader hip Student

Mrs Keen hands the al\\ays dependable
Whitney B1gelo"' money for Penn1es for
Pat1ents This year, the school rai cd just
under 2, 700 for the cause .

Indian Mentors: Back row left to right: Trevares Holden, Bryan little, Ben Dou-
glass, Kristen Combs, Cory Capallia, Jacob Prince, and Adrian Agudelo.
Front row: Julian Campbell, Amber Tompkins, Clara Conley, Ashley
Gonzales, Jessica Gayheart, and Michelle Agudelo.
Front: Mike Williams

Fort \ h1te H igh chool 's Leadership tudent
dedicate much of the1r time and energy to
making the school year fun. e ' citing. and
uccessful for the rest of the student body.
Everything from pep rall1e . to charitable
fundrai ers and goofy cafeteria games
can be credi ted to the creatne m1nds and
organizational \\IZards of the leadership
team.

I ndian Mentor sene in a spec1al role at
school Each high . chool student i. paired
up \\lth a m1ddle chool student to mentor.
\!I rs Amber Howa rd, the mentor s ponsor, is Mrs. Keen. the leadership teacher. The h1gh schoolers eat lunch with the
ful l of sc hoo l s pi ri t and a h ear t for a ll of Fo rt always has a smile ready. no matter younger students once a week to gi' e them
Wh1te's s t uden ts. what her busy schedule throws at her. support , offer ad\ 1ce, and JUSt be a fnend .

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