Keaton Gadd sought out a high perch for the photo, so he sat atop a refrigerator at the high school on Feb. 19. For his senior project, Gadd is collaborating with the Senior Center to paint a new sign and hand out meals. He will be on the basketball court in Ketchikan on Wednesday when the boys team tips off against Haines in the first round of the Southeast tournament.
Keaton Gadd knows who he is. He knows what he likes, he knows what he doesn't. He knows what motivates him and he knows what scares him (planes).
Gadd is direct. He speaks in short, swift sentences - not due to a limited vocabulary, but because of an involuntary compulsion for his speech to match his thinking: undeviating and without waste.
"I like being pretty straightforward, just doing what it takes," he said. "No extra steps."
For his senior project, Gadd is doing something that matches that pragmatic mindset. Wrangell's Senior Center needs a new sign, so Gadd is making them one - a white...
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