Tyler Hannegan

Narishkin edits photos for sports rosters in yearbook class.

Pathfinder: Tell me about a teacher or adult that has a big impact on your life.

Narishkin: Mrs. Klevens is the adult that had the biggest impact because she has taught me how to improve my writing skills, which will help me as an engineer.

That was one your happiest memories?

The feeling of earning my Eagle Scout award, it was rewarding.  I earned the award by working on different projects. The project that I worked on was a picnic bench made from scratch using custom blue prints I made in Microsoft Excel.

Do you like school? Why or why not?

Yes in fact that I apply this idea to school. My mom taught me that our brains do system one thinking automatically and to learn to think like a system two thinker.

What was the dumbest thing you ever did?

I went to a Boy Scout camp in Colorado, so it was very cold. Unfortunately I did not bring any money with me so I had constantly borrowed  some from other camp officials or other scouts.

Do you have a strong connection with family or siblings?

On my dad’s side I do not because they disowned my dad for being non-denominational protestant.

What are you most grateful for?

My dad was the parent that always gave me what I wanted; my mom was the strict parent. I feel lucky to have both of them.

What do you hope for your feature?

I hope that I can find the path for me and try stick to it.

What fears do you have?

The fear of the unknown! I do not know what could happen or decisions that could be made in the future.

What are you passionate about?

I am passionate about robotics because I love technology. I apply my passion to two robotics clubs I do after school, the Parkway Centrals FIRST club and Parkway Wests VEX club.

Who is the best person you ever worked with?

 One of my friends, Mohammed Hadji because he has the best science knowledge and it was a big boost to our group grade.