Students of the Month

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  • Monday, March 3, 2008 6:54am

Shoreline Rotary’s students of the month for February and March are:

King’s High

Chelsea Shapiro

Chelsea Shapiro was a varsity volleyball team captain for King’s volleyball team, which took third place at state last fall. She participates on ASB as Vice President of Homecoming. She is a member of King’s Players, an audition drama group at King’s, and has traveled on a mission trip to Prince George, Canada with the group. Along with being in King’s Players, she has been in several school plays and volunteers constantly in the drama department. She is also a member of National Honor Society and takes multiple AP classes as well as participates in the AP Book Club. This is her fourth year on honor roll. She was voted onto the Homecoming court as a princess. Chelsea also helps lead a Senior Girl’s Bible study and has taken eight years of classical piano lessons. 

Chelsea plans on continuing her education at a four year college next year as an American Studies or Political Science major and later hopes to attend law school.

Melody Miles

At King’s, Melody Miles has taken AP and honors classes while remaining a 3.91 GPA. Also on the Honor Roll, National Honors Society, student class council, she has been awarded the title of math, English and history student of the month. Striving to always produce her best work in academics has also transferred into excellence in sports. As a student athlete, Melody has earned the title of Academic State Champion in cross country while winning a total of 5 team state championships in track and cross country. Melody has been involved in the Ignite Mentorship program, where she has had the opportunity to mentor two freshman girls throughout the year. She also takes leadership roles at her church or plays with children at camps or hospitals. She plans on continuing this passion of service in her career, hopefully majoring in pre-med and becoming a physical therapist.

Shorecrest

Brian Cheung

Brian Cheung is a well-rounded person and works hard to excel in all his endeavors. He holds a 3.9 cumulative GPA at Shorecrest High School. His extracurricular interests take the shape of athletic and leadership activities. Brian has been very involved with Key Club, a community-service based organization, throughout his high school career. He currently serves as Lieutenant Governor of Key Club. One of his greatest passions is tennis, and he voted captain of the 2004 Shorecrest varsity team. Brian’s future academic plan is to pursue dentistry at the University of Washington or the University of Southern California.

Carolyn Bauer

Carolyn Bauer is a National Merit Commended Student, an AP Scholar and Shorecrest’s National Honor Society secretary. She is also a member of the Math Team and an assistant editor on Tattoo, Shorecrest’s Literary/Art Magazine. A four-year marching band member, she’s traveled to Canada, Ireland and England. For her senior project, she co-directed the 10th Annual Candy Cane Dash. A four-year varsity track member and a two-year track captain, she’s also participated in four years of soccer, two years of basketball and one year of gymnastics. In her spare time Carolyn works in a University of Washington research lab that studies liver regeneration. Next year she will attend the UW and plans to major in molecular biology.

Shorewood

Steve Jeong

Steve Jeong is a senior at Shorewood High School. Steve is from Seoul, South Korea, and has lived in Washington for four years. He been successful in my high school career with a 3.986 GPA. He’s the senior class treasurer, treasurer of the Asian Pacific Awareness Club in 2004, and a Future Business Leaders of America member. Steve has more than 300 volunteer hours with his church and enjoys playing soccer. After graduation, he will be attending Cornell University in New York state.

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