Heni Barnes
Heni Barnes was one of the smartest people to ever come through Coupeville, and it’s not even close.
During her time as a Wolf, she was a top track and field thrower, going to districts in the discus and shot put, but her greatest accomplishments came off the field.
Jazz Band. ASB class president. National Honor Society officer. Science Olympiad. Produce picker and baby wrangler for local farmer/teacher Wilbur Purdie and wife Julieanna.
Oh, and there’s that whole “won a gold medal and $5,000 and got her documentary shown on the History Channel after winning the national History Day contest” thing, as well.
These days, the 2014 CHS grad is in even greater demand.
She’s been accepted to present at the International Conference of Permafrost in Potsdam, Germany in June, which will help her continued take-over of the world of geology.
Barnes needs $2,000 to make her dream come true and has already raised almost 90% of the funds on her GoFundMe page.
Now would be a perfect time for us to put her over the edge and help her make it to her goal.
Consider helping one of our most accomplished (and nicest, may I add) alumni, and maybe she’ll remember you when she completely takes over the world.
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