Jeremy Loveras

Energetic dietary aide with several years of hands-on experience preparing and serving food to patients within healthcare facilities. Well-versed in sanitation and safety guidelines paired with in-depth knowledge of cooking and baking appliance operations. Successful multitasker possessing positive attitude and great sense of humor. During my time at the jobs I worked at, I learned a lot about myself and others. I tend to make choices that help those in need and do my best in all cases. Working with others has also made me realize that everyone is different and has showed me to just be myself. During my time at Lebanon High school i’ve not only become a better version of myself but a better person i’m general. I like to be outgoing in put myself into groups where I can be friends with all no matter who they may be. I love to try new things, especially those that are for the greater good. During my freshman year I joined wrestling, but quickly realized that sport was going to be a lot more difficult than I thought. Even then, I pushed myself and was able to wrestle at conference, winning fourth place. Right after wrestling I went straight to running track. This has become my favorite thing to do across my high school life. I love the atmosphere and have become so in-tune with the sport. I pushed myself harder than I ever have and had risen to the top of my school, coming close to breaking a record and having the chance to participate in sectionals. Setting sports aside, I have also participated in multiple activities during and outside of school. These include Band, Jazz Band, Piano, and Black Student Union. I played in a band since 6th grade, joining as a Euphonium. I played through my Sophomore year and even joined the Wind Ensemble class. During my sophomore year I had also played in the Jazz Band as a trombone and had practiced countless hours to become a better musician. My junior year in high school, I finally joined piano class and played throughout the year. Learning many songs and becoming good enough to practice on the regular. Throughout my junior and senior year as well, I joined the club Black Student Union or BSU for short. I enjoyed it there, meeting people of all different cultures and backgrounds and being able to be involved in something that is apart of my history.