15 things you don’t know about me

Tiyanna Melendez

About the Writer Heather Manuel, Writer/Photographer|January 14, 2016|230 Views

Photo: Tiyanna Melendez

15. I like sea animals

14. Turtles are my favorite

13. My natural hair color is light brown

12. I’m 5 feet 4 and one-fourth inches.

11. My middle name is Raquel

10. I have four sisters and one brother.

9. My best friends are Paige, Jamison, Daniel, and Michael.

8. My favorite [people] to text are Aaron and Michael.

7. I used to dance.

6. I used to be in ballet.

5. I love reading.

4. I work at JD’s Café.

3. My niece and nephew are my life.

2. I have a Great Pyrneese named Sebastian.

1. My favorite holiday is Valentines day because I’ll have an excuse when I get diabetes from eating too much chocolate.

15 things you didn’t know about me will be a frequent addition to The Cougar Call. We will be sending out questionnaires for more participants, so be thinking of 15 things Ada High doesn’t know about you!

The Queen’s Critique

The weekly expenses of a high school student

Kid Krow by Conan Gray is the new voice of our generation

It feels no different to be a citizen. Really I was one before I just didnt have the paper work to prove it. The process of becoming a citizen, well, its a lot paper work and they have to process it and then you go take the oath for your citizenship. And a fun fact is like everyone that was at the swear in were all Chinese kids that had there citizenship taken away. The reason I got my citizenship taken was because over the years since I was adopted there was a time from 1996-2006 that was the grandfather period. So we were all grandfathered in. Basically when you are an international adoption, when you touch U.S soil you are automatically a citizen but they never gave paper work to prove it. I was really angry because I tried to get an Oklahoma licences transfer from New York and for some reason they wouldnt do a transfer. They said I had to retake my road test and I didnt think that was a big deal. I went to take my road test and they said I couldnt because I didnt have proof that I was a citizen and that was a huge set back on me and I felt really bad for my mom because she had to drive me around all of the time and I needed to start depended on other people all the time for rides. It sucked because I didnt want to have to take time out of someone elses day but they were nice enough to help me out. Deborah Thornton.

Humans of Ada

“As a new student at Ada High School I am really enjoying the new teachers. They are very helpful. I really like the off campus lunch, and I’m not really used to starting school so early or the different bell schedules and Im not really used to that. I’m mostly excited about playing basketball and getting to be a part of a team. -Carizma Nelson

Humans of Ada

Showcase

The impact of Covid-19 on small businesses

Covid vaccine becomes available to local citizens

The Queen’s Critique

How To Make Macaroni and Cheese

The World Will Know

Comments (0)

The Cougar Call intends for this area to be used to foster healthy, thought-provoking discussion. Comments are expected to adhere to our standards and to be respectful and constructive. As such, we do not permit the use of profanity, foul language, personal attacks, or the use of language that might be interpreted as libelous. Comments are reviewed and must be approved by a moderator to ensure that they meet these standards. The Cougar Call does not allow anonymous comments, and The Cougar Call requires a valid email address. The email address will not be displayed but will be used to confirm your comments.

All The Cougar Call Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest