Involved in All Corners of Gables

Apparent through all her work during high school, she has always valued serving others. As the secretary of the Class of 2023 for three years, Morales’s impact on her school goes far beyond her athletics and academics. As an underclassman, she worked alongside her fellow student council members to organize treat days for her class. As she grew into the position, senior Morales worked to create and facilitate events for the student body to enjoy, such as Homecoming, Prom, Grad Bash, cap and gown distributions and some treat days.

On top of her involvement with student council, Morales also leads and participates in many other clubs of Gables, such as president of the International Baccalaureate Honor Society and a dedicated member of the National Honor Society.

“I first met her our sophomore year in basketball and she was amazing, and that is when we started our dynamic duo. The following year we got to do cross country, basketball and track together, and she was crazy. She’s a record breaker. We also do a lot of other stuff together, outside of sports, like leading IBHS together. I’m blessed to have had her as my duo,” senior Audrey Simon said.

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Likewise, Morales is also involved in Gables’ News magazine highlights. Starting as a staff writer and rising through the ranks to managing editor in her senior year, Morales has always played a big role in her publication by creating designs and producing quality work. Her dedication and hard work in journalism has earned her awards from the Florida Scholastic Press Association, including All-Florida recognitions.