My name is Lillian Husky, I was a student at Mountain View High School, am artist and an ultimate frisbee player. Some core values I hold are, compassion, sincerity and humor. I value compassion because it’s very important to be aware and kind to the people around you. Sincerity matters to me because the things you create mean more if they are a sincere expression of you; your beliefs and tastes. Lastly, I value humor because good jokes bring people together and remind us all not to take life so seriously all the time.
If there is one activity that I talk about all the time, its ultimate frisbee. I can’t help it because I sincerely think it’s the best sport ever invented, and its highly underrated. I could go on and on about this, but the two main reasons ultimate is amazing are that: one, its non contact, and two, it has specific rules/practices that promote spirit of the game (being nice to each other). Those two things make playing Ultimate ridiculously fun. Other than that, I draw a lot. Sometimes I make watercolor paintings. And of course, I also watch TV and movies. Those are the things I enjoy.
Approaching Junior year of high school I expected to find enjoyment as well as challenge in all of my classes. Now that I had fewer classes I have to take as well as the opportunity to attend freestyle, I felt very excited about the classes I was signed up for. I hoped that these classes would make me struggle, think and grow as a person.
Now, as a graduating senior about to embark off to a summer of fun, and Cal Poly SLO in the fall. I am so happy with my choice to attend Freestyle, because it gave me the opportunity to make so many amazing things. Now you can see, and read about a few of them as you explore this website!
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Art Reflection
Every year Freestyle academy goes to the SF MOMA. As we wander the halls, we aren’t just soaking in the peaceful atmosphere but also soaking in emotional messages to impart into our own creations. Senior year, we created videos featuring a piece from the MOMA.