“1, 2, Kick Up!” is what senior Elizabeth Corrins hears every Friday night, at halftime!
Elizabeth has been a very committed member of the Hawk Eye newspaper for two years. She has also been a dedicated member of the yearbook club for two years.
This school year, Elizabeth plans on taking yearbook pictures and editing and designing the yearbook.
With a passion for writing and photography, obviously, Scholastic Publications is her favorite class.
Outside of writing, Elizabeth is also very involved in BPHS clubs. She is in the Marching Band, Homecoming Committee, and Student Government Association. Elizabeth claims that her favorite Bethette memory is her entire junior year.
Elizabeth serves as the 25-26 Special Events Coordinator for the Bethel Park Marching Band. She works on planning for events, Marching Band shoutouts, and helps to lift the band’s spirits.
Besides writing and participating in school clubs, Elizabeth dances at Judy Murtaugh Dance Studio, a local dance studio. Her favorite type of dance is tap.
With a passion for writing, obviously Scholastic Publications is her favorite class. When asked why she took the class, Elizabeth said, “It looked like a fun class.”
After high school, Elizabeth wants to go to college to major in sports management. Her dream job is to be an athletic trainer.
As an athletic trainer, Elizabeth would like to work with a sports team and help the players.
If Elizabeth could interview any celebrity, it would definitely be her favorite artist, Alex Warren. Her favorite song from him is “You’ll be alright kid.”
Elizabeth’s favorite TV show is “Grey’s Anatomy.” Her favorite character is Alexi Grey. Alexi is the main character, Meredith Grey’s half-sister.
If Elizabeth won the lottery, she would go shopping at Altered State.
Elizabeth’s favorite Starbucks order is a caramel iced chai with one shot of espresso.
When asked what her dream vacation is, Elizabeth said, Bora Bora because she would like to see the clear blue water in person.
Next time you see Elizabeth taking pictures at school events, be sure to say “Hello!”
Written by: Gabriella Walsh, Staff Writer
