Riley Taylor is a senior and student leader at Snohomish High School.
Collin Wojahn, a junior in the ORCA program, counted crab populations for a research foundation.
Anthony Damitio, 17, plans on STEM studies after graduating from the Catholic school that’s now 30.
Josh Heath, 18, gravitated toward cooking when he started classes at Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center.
Brielle Guidice has a 3.99 GPA and spent time this year at the University of Notre Dame.
Marysville Getchell senior Nathan Weller wants to be a high school music teacher. He plays clarinet.
Laela Leyva recently competed in a National American Miss pageant and does sports year-round.
River O’Connor already has made a splash with his computer skills.
Fatima Al-Mayyahi, who works as a Boeing 777X mechanic, is studying to become an engineer.
While at Lynnwood High, Sea Choi traveled with officials to Damyang — and translated.
“It would be very difficult for me to tell a patient, ‘I don’t know why this disease is happening.’”
Erin White has been shooting arrows since she was 8. She loves to travel and see new places.
Alexis Eacret took first place for women at the O-Mok-See competition in Idaho a few weeks ago.
‘I have three options I’m staring at now,’ Anna King says.
The Edmonds-Woodway senior loves art, but will probably study nursing in college.
Samantha Coughlan graduated from Everett High School and earned an associate degree from EvCC.
Swim team captain Gabrielle Schmidt headed to Gonzaga.
Lily Morgan, a Sultan High grad, was involved in almost every club at school, plus sports.
The 2017 Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County’s Youth of the Year will attend Seattle University.
Dakota Brown hones his welding skills at Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center. Next up is EvCC.
