Jenny Lietz, Intro Staffer
Jenny Lietz is a girl you’ll often see smiling. Whether it’s enjoying time with her friends and family or in the middle of class, she aims to keep it on her face as much as possible. When she’s not battling schoolwork, you’ll find her with some sort of instrument at her fingertips, sometimes thinking, “No, you’ve had too many Milky Ways today, don’t reach into the bag for another.” Her favorite times are spent out wandering with her friends, searching for new places to see (or new trees to climb). She also loves rock climbing, and hopes to someday live in a place where it’s more openly available. But for now, she’ll just anticipate the moment it comes while she enjoys every day.
![This is an x-ray of the lungs of someone with cystic fibrosis. It is an inherited condition that has affected an estimated 30,000 adults and children in the US. “Fifty percent of [transplant] recipients end up passing away within five years,” Mr. Bauer, English teacher and husband of a cystic fibrosis survivor, said.](https://homesteadhighlanderonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Screen-Shot-2015-04-27-at-2.04.02-PM.png)