Keiser Works Hard At School, Athletics And Job
Wolf Point High School senior Doriane Keiser’s road to the top of her class wasn’t always the easiest, but she’s determined to continue on her successful path. She’s also is committed to helping others during her lifetime.
Keiser is currently taking seven classes including one early college class, which is sociology.
“I like understanding where people are coming from and their perspective of life,” Keiser said. “I like seeing how society works and connects.”
Keiser, who carries a 4.0 grade point average, despite keeping very active with cheerleading and being the senior class president for student council. She also works at Albertsons on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
“I’m working really hard to keep it that way so scholarships can help pay for college,” Keiser said of her high grade average.
Hard work isn’t a stranger to her. She says she had a great example in her mom, who raised Doriane by herself after Doriane’s father was sent to prison when she was only three years old.
“I’m thankful she could do that,” Keiser said. “She worked hard.”
Doriane plans to attend Montana State University and study sociology.
After earning her college degree, Keiser wants to return to the area and help people who are struggling. She said she saw the need when she worked at Albertsons during her freshman year.
“I saw a lot of little kids that didn’t have parents around,” Keiser said. “I saw how bad it is for them.”
At Wolf Point High School, she is one of 12 students including six seniors currently involved in cheerleading. The activity is a new one for her.
“We wanted to enjoy our senior year by doing all the things that we can,” Keiser said of the amount of senior cheerleaders. “It’s been pretty fun. I’m happy we have so many people.”
She says her favorite teacher is Tiffani Darby.
“She’s very helpful and nice to joke around with,” Keiser said.
Keiser enjoys being a student at Wolf Point High School.
“We have a good community base with people able to talk with each other,” Keiser said. “We’re very open to one another.”
