We are family

By Lily Namanny & Kate Rosenbeck, CR-B publications students

 

When one thinks of what it means to be a Crusader, oftentimes they associate the #Crusaderpride with that definition. Being proud to be a Crusader means that you try your best every day to be the best version of yourself. 

 

Students and faculty members were asked who they think best shows Crusader pride on a daily basis. 

 

Both Molly Mohr and Claire Mohr, two eighth graders at CR-B, shared similar opinions.

 

“Mrs. Meiners shows Crusader pride the most because she always wears Crusader apparel on what she calls Crusader Fridays,” Molly said.

 

“Crusader Fridays are important to Mrs. Meiners, and she always has a smile on her face,” Claire added.

 

Cal Heydon, a junior, has the utmost respect for senior Lucas Obert.

 

“He’s a person anyone can go to and just talk and suddenly your day is better,” Heydon said. “He’s super respectful to everyone around him and sticks up for the right thing. Lucas is a great leader and a good influence on people around him.”

 

The aforementioned Janell Meiners said, “Mr. Meyer is always helpful, kind, and friendly to staff and students. He encourages students to be the best version of themselves in the classroom and outside of school.”

 

#Crusaderpride