It’s a Small School After All

August 10, 2010

Senior Cat Krege and Junior Audrey Witta are randomly selected to meet each other for the first time and find out about the common backgrounds and interests they share

Compiled By Adele Zhou
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Cat Krege and Audrey Witta — Lizzy Grubbs / Photo

Student Venture

Senior Cat Krege and Junior Audrey Witta both participate in Student Venture here.

Similar Siblings

Both girls have a brother in eighth grade. Krege’s brother, Ben Krege, wrestles at Clay Middle School, while Witta’s brother is on the wrestling team at Carmel Middle School.

Childhood Connection
Krege and Witta participated in Girl Scouts when they were younger. Both girls continue to place a heavy emphasis on community service in their lives.

Shopping Mania
Krege and Witta both enjoy shopping at fashionable stores such as Target and Forever 21.

Elementary Schools
Krege attended Woodbrook Elementary School, while Witta attended Carmel Elementary School next to the public library.

Churches

Witta attends Church at the Crossing while Krege attends St. Luke’s United Methodist Church .

Interests

Krege does karate at Adamson’s Dojo, while Witta is heavily active within her church, traveling to Kenya this past summer.

Television

Witta’s favorite shows are Gilmore Girls and Boy Meets World, but Krege enjoys watching Glee and Gossip Girl instead.

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It’s a Small School After All

Senior Cat Krege and Junior Audrey Witta are randomly selected to meet each other for the first time and find out about the common backgrounds and interests they share

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