Writer / Matt Keating
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Sean McMahon, a senior at Noblesville High School, says he has enjoyed his responsibilities as the student body president.
“I am the liaison between the student body and the school administration,” Sean says. “I work with both the student body and administration to help make the school better for all. Recently we have also partnered with the parent-teacher association to help them gain insight into what students would like to see in the school.”
Sean also loves being a part of the school’s events. 
“The prom and homecoming are probably the most fun,” he says. “The week leading up to homecoming probably is the overall best, as everyone, including the school staff, is showing school spirit.”
Sean also finds time to play sports and get involved in other school activities.
“I am currently part of the Noblesville baseball team,” he says. “The program has been a huge part of my high school career. This year I am also a part of the National Honor Society, something I am very proud to have accomplished. I have also joined the school’s new pickleball club, which is something that is really fun. In the past I have participated in Distributive Education Clubs of America as a sophomore, state-qualifying in the sports marketing section. I also have helped with unified flag football for two years.”
Sean McMahon loves living in Noblesville.
“I think Noblesville generates a lot of opportunities to grow,” he says. “At the high school there are many classes that gear you towards a career you are interested in,
such as the internship program. This is something that has really opened my eyes to a future career. Due to this intern program class, I was able to obtain an internship at Noblesville Pediatric Dentistry, and it has been nothing short of great. I have learned so much about dentistry and the possibilities it provides. Dr. Charles Fuhrer III, DDS, was the first person I contacted, and he has given me such a great learning experience. Everyone there at his office has been so kind in helping me better understand the profession and welcoming me into their business.”
Sean’s mom, Angie, says she and her husband are pleased with Sean’s achievements.
“As Sean’s parents, we are extremely proud of him,” Angie says. “It has been a joy to watch him learn and grow throughout the years. Sean has an internal drive to do the best he can, which has helped him in and out of school. With the support of his family, friends, teachers, and his faith in God, the sky’s the limit.”
