Daisy Sullivan is a senior at Liberty High School where she is a member of the cheer squad
and severs as manager for the boy’s basketball team. She also spent time in FFA and said it
was a family member who encouraged her to join.
“I first got involved with FFA my sophomore year of high school,” said Sullivan. “My brother
Duece who graduated 2021 encouraged me to get involved in FFA.”
Sullivan said the Ag instructors at Liberty High School are some of the best.
“I think Liberty has one of the best Ag teachers ever. Mr. Eads really cares about his
students and guides them to do the right thing daily,” said Sullivan.
As a member of FFA, Sullivan said there were many things she enjoyed about being part of
the chapter.

“I enjoy the friendships made through FFA most of all,” said Sullivan. “FFA is a great place
to learn life skills and make great friendships.”
Sullivan is involved in other activities including completing a course at Tulsa Technology
Center.
“I finished production printing through Tulsa Tech and currently enrolled in graphic design
at Tulsa Tech this year,” said Sullivan.
As a Liberty student, Sullivan has spent her entire life attending Liberty schools. From Pre-
K to high school, Liberty has been part of her life the entire time. So has her brother Duece.
“My brother Duece has been a big influence on my life. He has always helped me and stood
up for me and showed me right from wrong,” said Sullivan. “Most people don’t know I am
autistic, but I am, and my brother has always been by my side to help me along the way.”  
Being part of the cheer team is something Sullivan will never forget.
“I love the sisterhood of my teammates. We all love each other and stand up for one
another and look out for each other,” said Sullivan.