Ebanni Moore

Grade: Senior.

Age: 18.

Art focus: Yearbook photography.

Adviser nomination: “Ebanni took over covering just about every football game this year — both home and away games. She has a great eye for framing the photos and knowing where to be to get the kind of photos that capture the action that we seek for the pages of the yearbook. She’s in her fourth year as a yearbook staff member and has done a really nice job each year contributing to the creation of a quality yearbook,” adviser Rick Jensen said.

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Memorable fine arts achievement: Winning back to back photo of the weeks.

Artist most admired? Elsa Garrison.

Why did you join Brainonian? I joined because I was passionate about taking photos of sports.

Talk about your role on the yearbook staff: My role on yearbook staff is to take photos of events/games and work on the pages I am assigned to.

What excites you about being in yearbook? I love going through all the photos I take and sorting them out, then deciding what pictures will go on the page.

How is the yearbook coming so far? Really good, we just finished our fall pages.

Other extracurricular activities: Fastpitch softball.

Dream job: Interior design or physical therapist.

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Favorite movie: “Cars.”

Favorite TV show: “Grey’s Anatomy.”

Favorite book: “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins.

Favorite food: Shrimp.

Favorite song: “I Remember Everything” by Zach Bryan.

Favorite singer/musical artist: Rihanna.

Favorite subject: Creative foods.

Hobbies: Softball, skiing, fishing, hunting.

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Parents: Kari and Shawn Arenkiel.

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