Gabriel's Student Records

[Gabriel Reese]

Student Records:

[/b][/size] A compiled list of the students I meet, have met, and have scheduled or nonscheduled sessions with, or run into. Data includes how we met, my own opinions of said students and my own personal reflections of them. To be updated frequently.[/center]

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Students met so far:

• Keri Rocha
  
• Cara-Jean Kitchi
  
• Henrietta (Henri) Charleston
  
• Aria Serraz
  
• Avery Jacobs
  
• Vera Aleskandrov
  

[Gabriel Reese]

Miss Keri Rocha

Met on my first day here (I was slacking off instead of getting a head start on my job and was working with my stallion in the round pens). She refused to tell me her name and left me to figure it out. Seemed quite friendly and down-to-earth.

[Gabriel Reese]

Miss Cara-Jean Kitchi

The first person to come in for a counseling session. I found her to be quite interesting, if not more than a little quiet and maybe timid? Her small stature was shocking, to say the least, I thought she was a child at first, but first impressions are often wrong, as mine was. She seemed reluctant to talk, and more than a little uncomfortable in my presence. I asked to schedule monthly meetings with her.

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Had a second session with her. I think it went along well enough, she spoke a bit more, but she worries me a bit. I wonder if she's truly as well-adjusted as she tries to appear... She's too quiet, and answers just about everything I ask of her, yet it seems almost rehearsed. She admitted to having a photographic memory, but still... I wonder...

[Gabriel Reese]

Miss Henri Charleston

Met during a trail ride. Seems like a very nice young lady, though a little unsure of how everything goes in a school setting such as this. Perhaps a bit negative towards her parents but it's understandable based on what I figured out and what she mentioned.

Overall, a very friendly and fun girl. Reminds me of what I would have wanted in a sibling, if I'd ever been fortunate enough to have had siblings. Must have a mud-fighting rematch one day, though.

[Gabriel Reese]

Miss Aria Serraz

The second person to come in for a counseling session. I found her to have been a bit rude at first, though she quickly changed, and, setting aside the flirting, she was quite a nice young lady, though she definately has some things to work out. I asked to schedule another session at a later date.