The same, but different: Birthday twins
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April 2: Seniors Catherine Kammerer and Marina Mancione have different passions despite sharing a birthday. Kammerer enjoys expressing herself through painting while Mancione likes anything to do with English class. In the future Mancione plans on being a nurse or biologist, while Kammerer hopes to be doing something in the arts category.
Sept. 24: Sophomores Sophia and Serilda McNerney may be twins, but they are different when it comes to their interests. Sophia enjoys running and hopes to be a dietitian. On the other hand, Serilda likes fashion and hopes to be a designer.
Sept. 30: Despite having the same birthday, seniors Will Havle and Ciara Scott are very different. While Havle is dribbling on the court, Scott is in Spanish club. Scott commented that she sees herself as “Organized and determined” while Havle saw himself as “annoying and a wannabe comedian.”
Oct. 5: Even though they are the exact same age, senior twins Thomas and Kathleen Woods do different activities in their free time. Thomas enjoys working out and Kathleen likes hanging out with friends.
Nov. 19: Seniors Amber Kass and Caroline Venetis having the same birthday is no surprise considering they are so alike. Kass and Venetis both sing their hearts out for the school choir and are passionate about theater.
Nov. 8: Redheads, juniors Abaigeal Becker and Max Soja, may have the same birthday but have many differences. Soja enjoys classes such as pre-calculus and AP European History, while Becker enjoys classes such as psychology and child development. While Soja is diving towards the volleyball to make it over the net, Becker is marching in sync with her fellow Marching Mustangs.
July 22: Despite having the same face, seniors Morgan and Sydney Rau are quite different. In their free time, Morgan enjoys playing with dogs while Sydney likes learning new hairstyles. Their dream jobs also are different, Sydney hopes to be in cosmetology and Morgan hopes to be a teacher.
Dec. 9: Dillon Kohls and Dorota Wulw may have the same birthday, but their sports interests differ. While Kohls is spiking on the other team, Wulw is sprinting to the finish to secure a victory. Their favorite colors (red and green) are on the opposite sides of the color wheel, creating a Christmas vibe.