Senior Spotlight: Josh Legaj

Caitlyn Vester

Emily Cheston, Photographer
September 19, 2016

This week’s Senior Spotlight features none other than Josh Legaj. Josh started attending Rocky Mount Academy in his freshman year of high school and immediately fit in with this year’s senior class. On campus, Josh’s work ethic is not only a quality he possesses, it is a part of who he is every day. Whether he is helping his team score a touchdown, dribbling a ball, up at bat, or working on an assignment, Josh is sure to make sure the job is done to completion, as well as to his own standard. On par with his desire to be ahead of the game, Josh has applied to the most colleges so far out of the senior class. So far Josh has sent in applications to the University of Alabama, Clemson University, the University of South Carolina, the University of Mississippi, UNCW, and East Carolina University. With a determined mind and witty personality, Josh is someone you want in your corner.

To learn about this upcoming RMA graduate, read the interview below.

  1.     What was your favorite class you took at RMA?

I would have to say Sports Medicine has been my favorite.

  1.     What are you most proud of accomplishing at RMA?

I am probably the proudest of being able to play three sports while maintaining good grades.

  1.     What will you miss the most about RMA?

I will definitely miss the smaller class sizes.

  1.     What is your favorite long lunch destination?

Cookout.

  1.     Do know what you want to study in college?

I’m not really sure yet.

  1.     Growing up, what did you aspire to be?

I wanted to be a professional athlete, just like every other kid.

  1.     Where do you see yourself in 10 years?

I see myself working in some type of career, but I really have no idea.

  1.     What is your favorite Netflix show?

I don’t really watch Netflix.

  1.     If you were a millionaire, how would you spend your time and money?

I would spend it on anything I wanted and help others.

  1.  If you could give any piece of advice to underclassmen, what would it be?

I would say don’t slack on anything and always strive to be your best.