Distinguished Young Women biographies,
Participants 7-9 |
April 5, 2018 |
The Distinguished Young Women final evening
event is coming up in April. In the
meantime, the young women participating in DYW
are busy with rehearsals, community service, and
many other activities. We will be
presenting biographies of each participant over
the next few weeks. These biographies are
provided by our local Distinguished Young Women
organization, and all photographs were taken and
provided by local studio Picturesque
Photography.
Jerzie Rein Pluid – Participant #7
Jerzie Rein Pluid is sponsored by Beta Sigma
Phi. She is the daughter of Justin and Shannon
Pluid. She has three sisters, Avery, Markynn,
and Eberley, and three brothers, Pacen, Cardon,
and Oakley. After high school, Jerzie plans to
attend Brigham Young University, and pursue a
career as an Anesthesiologist. Jerzie finds
historical figure Joseph Smith interesting, as
well as modern personality Rachel Adams.
Jerzie keeps busy by participating in National
Honor Society, Volleyball, Basketball, Track,
4-H, and Foreign Language Society. In her free
time, Jerzie enjoys crocheting, sports of all
kinds, hiking, fishing, and swimming. For her
talent, Jerzie will be performing a vocal solo.
When asked what makes her most proud of her
generation, Jerzie states, “I am proud of our
acceptance to change and diversity. We stand up
for each other’s appearance, rights, and
beliefs. Together, as the strong generation we
are, I believe we can impact the world in a way
that will never be forgotten.”
Stormy Winter Fahey – Participant #8
Stormy Winter Fahey is sponsored by the Bonners
Ferry Rod Benders. She is the daughter of Lucas
Fahey and Jessica Vickers. She has three
brothers, Collin, Sabastian, and Kolten, and two
sisters, Serenity and Isabella. After
graduation, Stormy plans to attend Whitworth
University or University of Idaho and become a
Psychologist. Stormy is intrigued by modern
personality P!nk, and finds historical figures
Martin Luther King Jr. and Teddy Roosevelt
interesting.
Extracurricular activities that Stormy enjoys
include Volleyball and serving as the Lacrosse
Manager. For her talent, Stormy will be
performing a Creative Movement routine.
When asked what makes her least proud of her
generation, Stormy states, “We have all the
knowledge in the world at our fingertips, yet we
use it to look up cat videos and waste time. Kids
of my generation don’t go outside and play as
often as generations before us, and people are
much less interactive than they used to be.”
Ashley Suzanne Guttin – Participant #9
Ashley Suzanne Guttin is sponsored by Boundary
County Community Theatre. She is the daughter of
Patrick Guttin and Lisa Noble. She has three
brothers, Anthony, Nathan, and Levi, and three
sisters, Lillian, Kelsey, and Macey. Ashley
would like to attend Eastern Washington
University to become an Occupational Therapist or
OB/GYN Nurse. Historical personalities that
interest Ashley are Nelson Mandela and Amelia
Earhart, while modern personalities she finds
interesting are Malala Yousafzai and Nick
Vujicic.
A few of the activities that keep Ashley busy
include National Honor Society, Foreign Language
Society, Hero Training, 4-H, yoga, traveling,
art, being outdoors, and spending time with her
family. For her talent, Ashley will be speed
painting.
When asked what makes her least proud of her
generation, Ashley is concerned about the
feeling of entitlement. She states, “My
generation needs to realize that hard work will
pay off.”
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