Senior Spotlight: John Hardy High
November 9, 2015
This week’s senior spotlight features one of RMA’s finest, John Hardy High. Everyone is familiar with John Hardy’s friendly and funny personality due to his 14 years at RMA. Whether he is hanging out in the gym or is switching classes, you can bet John Hardy is laughing, smiling and making someone else do the same.
John Hardy’s football opponents would disagree with describing him as “friendly”. He has been on the football team for 6 years and is a dynamic threat on both offense and defense. He served as a leader for his team and helped make this season successful. Aside from John Hardy’s football and academic accomplishments, which include making the Honor Roll all through high school, what really sets John Hardy apart is his love for the outdoors. If it’s hunting, fishing, or working on the farm, being outside is definitely his favorite place to be. He spends much of his time working in the fields or for his dad. His commitment to the outdoors doesn’t just stop there, he also annually volunteers for Duck Unlimited and puts up wood duck boxes around Nash County. Learn more about John Hardy in the interview below.
What is your favorite show on Netflix?
Blue Mountain State
What are some activities you enjoy outside of school?
Hunting, Fishing, and hanging out with my friends.
What will you miss the most about RMA? The least?
I will miss football the most. I will miss going to class the least.
What class have you enjoyed the most at RMA?
I have enjoyed being on the football team with all my friends.
Do you have any nicknames?
Mister super awesome cool kid
Have you decided what colleges you are applying to?
Campbell, ECU, and Ole Miss
What are your biggest pet peeves?
Slow drivers
What song best describes your work ethic?
American Kids
If you could be the best at any one thing, what would it be?
I would want to be the best professional bull rider on the circuit.
If you were stranded on an island with only your clothes and three other things, what would they be?
Toilet paper, a fishing pole, and a good book.