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you're meant to be. Trevor: What advice do you have for Trevor students pursuing their passions? Daisy: If you're passionate about something, give it everything you've got. Big things in life take risks and hard work. It's a challenge, but the effort is worth it. Even if it takes years, your dedication will pay off. Trevor: What are your hobbies outside of music? Daisy: During the pandemic, I got into woodworking, and I've kept up with it. I love partaking in a creative outlet that's separate from music. Working with my hands and crafting brings me a lot of joy. Trevor: What's your outlook on education and creativity? Daisy: We still live in a very binary society where many institutions think there are only one or two ways to teach. Trevor's approach is different. They understand that not every student learns the same way. I'm grateful Trevor recognized my strengths and gave me the tools to succeed. It's a place where creativity and individuality are celebrated. Trevor: What's next for you? Daisy: I'm on Olivia's next tour as of March 2025, but I'm always open to new opportunities. I'd love to work with artists who align with my values and whose music I'm passionate about. n Daisy's story is a testament to hard work, resilience, and the power of community. She reminds us that pursuing your passion is a long journey, but worth it. From rocking out in Trevor's Talent Show to performing on stages worldwide, Daisy's journey is a source of pride and inspiration for the Trevor alumni community. Follow Daisy at IG: @daisyspencer and TT: @daisyhatesguitar Daisy (top row, center) with the Varsity Softball team Daisy (top row, second from right) with half of the Class of 2012 Daisy (center) in Then & Now feature in the yearbook Daisy poses in the darkroom 50 / TREVOR MAGAZINE SPRING 2024–25