Emily Weber

Jefferson Rotary Club Scholarship

Presidential Scholarship Award

Lakeside Lutheran FFA Alumna Scholarship

A select group of singers made up of juniors and seniors that sing secular and non-secular songs, have four major concerts a year and sing in competitions against other schools.

The National Honor Society (NHS) is only for juniors and seniors who show a consistent commitment level to their volunteer work in the community, have an exceptional GPA that is maintained during membership, and show dedication to their NHS club by doing a certain amount of volunteer hours. As a member of NHS, I went to all the meetings and organized some of the service opportunities of the club. I helped collect donations for a local Goodwill, organized a highway clean up maintained by the club, worked all the bake sales, and gave presentations on the importance of academic integrity on recruitment trips to grade schools.

I managed the boys' varsity soccer team for two years and received a managing pin. I took game statistics, managed the schedules, and did the paperwork needed before and after the game.

A selected choir for sophomores and juniors.

The letters FFA stand for Future Farmers of America. FFA is an extracurricular student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership. The National FFA Organization remains committed to the individual student, providing a path to achievement in premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. I helped with to make monthly newsletters, brochures for the Lakeside FFA club, scrapbooks after activities, and posterboards. I led school events on regular days off school, one called "Kinderfest"; the goal was to help present agricultural knowledge in a fun way to small groups of kindergartners that totaled to over two-hundred kids. I showed an assortment of animals and products in the local and State Fair through FFA; horses, sheep, honey bees and their production, and photography art. I also led tours of local dairy farms to middle schoolers. I worked closely with the FFA advisor and helped lead meetings in the Presidents absence, coordinated school auctions with alumni of the club, and helped organize the annual FFA Chapter Party at the end of the year. I was awarded the Greenhand Pin which is given to FFA members enrolled in their first year of high school with credit in agricultural science, that have satisfactory plans for a supervised agricultural experience (SAE) program and that have demonstrated their understanding of the history and purpose of the FFA. I was also given the Most Active Sophomore Award, which is given to the member who has participated in the most FFA led events.

Teens For Christ is a school club that focuses on raising money through fundraisers to donate to Christian missionaries, causes, hospitals, and also does acts of service for the community. I led an abortion awareness team for a semester, led and organized multiple food drives, volunteered at numerous baked sales, and worked at a food pantry.

Twice Is Nice is a resale shop that provides recycled clothing, furniture, and household supplies. It supports my high school and helps with financial aid for a lot of students. I served as a volunteer there all throughout highschool.

I wrote articles for the newspaper every week and eventually became an editor for the sports section of the newspaper.

The photography club takes pictures of all the sports events and club events that the high school and local newspapers would want to use.

I was on the Freshman and JV team.

The Jefferson Equestrian Club is a part of a bigger organization of the state of WI that has competitions and promotes good horsemanship. I earned a varsity letter, rode in small rodeos, and competed in various forms of equine riding forms in district shows and qualifying for the state shows all four years of high school.

I performed various musical solos throughout all four years of high school. I took voice lessons for two years of high school and competed at the state level for musical theater solos and operatic style solos. I sang the national anthem at all of the soccer games and some basketball games. I had solos in choir and sang in my home church for all the holiday services. I took piano lessons all four years and participated in two seasonal recitals and also solos, duets, and trios with other players at a competitive level for district and state. I also played the violin and accompanied the school choir with the violin for some of the concerts.

I was in Big Bad, Twinderella, Murders in the Air, and Princess Whatsername.

I was in Forensics all four years of high school competed with Farrago and Storytelling pieces. I made it district all four years and competed at state and achieved a gold award every year. Our school was in the top five schools in the state for highest scoring teams all four years.

The diversity task force is a student-driven committee that's purpose is to promote a culture of inclusivity and understanding that is based on a Christian perspective by providing educational opportunities on campus that promote cultural awareness. The committee also collects suggestions and inputs and uses those to implicate ideas about how to improve the total effectiveness of diversity awareness initiatives on campus.

In this club, I have had lab training on different biology and chemistry laboratory procedures. I have helped with research which adds to the collective research project done each year as the club competes with other iGEM clubs to come up with a project that can benefit the community. I have designed T-shirts for the club, done research papers that added credibility to the project and made brochures to highlight the need for a certain project.

I achieved a varsity letter during my freshman year and qualified for sectionals.

I earned a Varsity letter during my freshman year.

This club helps find fund and families to sponsor children that are in the hospital. Through this club, I have volunteered at the Lighthouse Youth Center in Milwaukee and at the Ronald McDonald House in Milwaukee.

The Ambassadors Club is a group of team players that show possible WLC transfers and students the campus and during the tour highlight the advantages of coming to a Christian oriented campus.