By Anwita Puttam – News Editor

Senior Chris Serrano is a member of the Jonathan Law Choir. Advocate News Editor Anwita Puttam interviewed Serrano about his Choir career.

Anwita Puttam: How was your final year of Choir?

Chris Serrano: My Choir year has been incredibly rewarding. It gave me the opportunity to grow as both a singer and a leader while creating memories with people who share the same passion for music. It was a busy year, but it was filled with meaningful experiences and performances that I’ll always remember.

AP: How do you feel now that it’s over?

CS: It’s definitely bittersweet. I’m proud of everything we accomplished, but it’s hard to say goodbye to a group that has been such a big part of my high school experience. At the same time, I’m excited to see what comes next.

AP: What impact did Choir have on you throughout the years?

CS: Choir has helped me become more confident, disciplined, and comfortable performing in front of others. It taught me the value of teamwork and showed me how powerful music can be in bringing people together. Some of my closest friendships and favorite high school memories came from Choir.

AP: What was your favorite part of Choir?

CS: My favorite part was performing with the ensemble, especially during concerts and special events. There’s something special about working toward a common goal and seeing all the hard work come together in a performance.

AP: What would your advice be to incoming freshmen?

CS: Don’t be afraid to get involved and put yourself out there. Take advantage of every opportunity, make connections with the people around you, and enjoy the experience. The years go by much faster than you think, so make the most of every moment.