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Rachel Elaine Fulks
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Rachel
Fulks is a junior at Bridgeport High School, where she maintains a
4.125 GPA and is a member of the varsity cross country team, varsity
track team, National Honor Society, and the online newspaper staff; she
will be co-editor of the 2013-14 yearbook. Her favorite subjects in
school are Chemistry and Biology, but she also enjoys creative writing.
Rachel is a member of Bridgeport United Methodist Church, where she
serves as youth representative on the Executive Board and is a member of
the youth planning team and the youth group. She is actively involved
in the United Methodist Conference and serves as vice president on the
West Virginia Conference Council on Youth Ministries. She has a passion
for participating in service projects. In her free time, Rachel enjoys
reading, playing the piano, running, and working as a sales associate at
The Gap. In the future, Rachel plans to major in pre-medicine and later
become a pediatrician as a reflection of her love for helping others.
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Cayla
Collett is a 16 year old junior at Elkins High School. She resides in
Elkins, WV on her family farm with her parents, Alan and Tricia Collett,
and her three sisters, Alayna, Jeyna, and Sydney. She is active in
school, where she is a part of the Cross Country team, Student Council,
Class Council, National Honors Society, and a tutor for elementary
school students. Outside of school, this young lady is a 12 year member
of 4-H and a lifelong member of Degree of Honor through which she spends
many hours volunteering her time to the community. In Degree of Honor
alone, Cayla organizes the annual collection of Christmas gifts and
person care items for the Salvation Army. Trough the Ronald McDonald
house, Cayla actively collects pop tabs and organizes fund raisers. For
many years, she has participated in the Walk for Women, bringing
awareness to breast cancer. Her dream is to see a cure for breast cancer
in her lifetime. Because of her commitment to community service, she
was the recipient of the Teen Volunteer of the Year award in 2013. As a
member of the 4-H teen leaders Organization, Cayla has been a camp
counselor, served as an officer, and involved in other community
activities with the club. Cayla's long term aspirations are to continue
professional dancing, and pursue a degree in chemistry and biology, with
a goal in becoming a Molecular Cellular Biologist.
