CONGRATULATIONS Leo Lang on being Student of the Week

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February 13, 2020

Each week an outstanding Eufaula student will be highlighted in the Eufaula Indian Journal. The students are selected by a panel of school faculty and administrators. At the lose of the school year, the panel will choose a male and female Student of the Week from among the weekly winner.

Leo Lang

Age: 18

Class: Senior

Family: Stevenson/ Lang

Extracurricular Activities: Golf

Interests: Music and adventure

Awards: None

Favorites:

Food: Steak

Subject in School: History, Intro and Facts, Math

Author: None

Holiday: Christmas and New Years Eve

Band or Singer: Travis Scott, Post Malone, Lil Skies,

Actor: Dewayne Johnson

Movie: Fast and Furious series

Fun Facts:

If I could be anybody for a day, I’d be: Bill Gates

Someone I’d like to meet: Travis Scott

One thing I can’t live without: Music

What are your plans after graduation and why? Attend college, have an income

What advice would you give to future Ironheads? More school activities

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