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You are here: Home / 2025 Graduates / Class of 2025 Graduates: #14 Hayden Moore

Class of 2025 Graduates: #14 Hayden Moore

May 16, 2025

Hardin-Simmons University  

Biology/Physician’s Assistant 

School Activity, Class or Teacher Impact 

Mrs. Peacock, teaching culinary arts, had the most impact on me as a student throughout my high school career. She was always joyful in the mornings, and helped set the stage for a great day. She always treated others with utmost respect, reminding me to be kind to others. Additionally, Mrs. Peacock assisted in my many applications for scholarships. She exemplifies the role model I aspire to become through my job as a physician’s assistant. 

Most Cherished High School Memory 

My most cherished memory in high school was playing for the JV soccer team throughout my sophomore season. I will never forget experiencing with friends all the late-night bus rides, eating out after games, and most of all, annihilating opponents on the field.  

Overcoming Challenge & Lessons Learned 

A challenge I struggled to overcome was working with others on group projects. As I wanted a 100, I tried to take control of the whole project, and not let others demonstrate their effort. However, I soon learned it is important to let others speak their mind and contribute to the best of their ability. There was no growth upon these students, because I would just shoot down their thoughts as soon as they said them. As this is extremely demoralizing, they would never learn from their mistakes. 

Advice for Underclassmen 

I would advise the underclassmen to spend as much time possible hanging out with friends. School can be really stressful and depressing if all one focuses on is grades. It is friends that matter the most and will help you grow as a person. It is important to have fun through these times, and what better way than to spend it with friends. 

My Inspiration  

My dad gives me the most motivation to succeed. Partly, because he would whoop my butt if I did not work hard using my talents and abilities to their highest potential. Partly, because he came from a small town in De Leon, Texas, without much wealth. He made me realize hard work will pay off and set the future up for success.  

A Proud Moment 

I am most proud of maintaining all “A”s throughout school. From even elementary school through high school, I have never made a “B”. This required immense effort and dedication, and it was very rewarding to finally see it pay off.  

Who Knew? 

I like to go hunting and fishing in my free time. Additionally, aside from schoolwork, I love to compete in sports. 

Gratitude Check 

I would like to thank my sister, Morgan, for helping me throughout my high school career. She took time out of her day to express her thoughts on what would work best on projects, essays, and homework. I am very appreciative of all the help she has committed to me over the years. 

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