by Lance Walton ’25 The woman I admire the most in life would definitely have to be my sister Ciara, as she has always been my biggest supporter and is always there for me. Ever since I could remember my sister has always been a hero for me in many ways. I’m inspired by her…

by Emmanuel LaRoche ’25 The woman I most admire is my mother, Yvonne Anchundia She was born in Panama, and with her sister, Lorna Deleon, she lived a joyful life, then married my father, Victor LaRoche, heading off to Illinois. She had my older brother and me, and we’ve happily lived together since. I admire…

by Noah Foster ’25 My mother is my biggest supporter and cheerleader, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank my mother for everything she has done for me and my siblings. A mother is like nature, she is giving and forgiving, she is the most nurturing and compassionate person in the world.…

By Jessica Brkljacich ’25 The woman I admire most in my life is my grandma Lynn. My grandma grew up in Chicago on the east side area. In one house there were her parents, her four brothers and her two sisters. She had to share a room with her sisters. She went to school at…

by Payton Zohfeld ’23 Most of us know that March is Women’s History Month, but few know the hardwork and dedication that was put into making it a reality. When Congress approved Pub L 97-98, authorizing and requesting the President to proclaim the week commencing March 7, 1982 as “Women’s History Week”, the concept for…