Participants
Distinguished Young Women participants come from all walks of life, but they have one thing in common: the desire to succeed. Below are the Distinguished Young Women of Clarke County participants for the Class of 2019.
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Hannah Boykin
High School: Clarke County High School
College Preference: Bishop State Community College
Career Goals: Physical Therapist Assistant
Talent: Jazz Dance ("Jet Set" from Catch Me If You Can the Musical, by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman)
Samantha Brewer
High School: Thomasville High School
College Preference: University of South Alabama
Career Goals: High School Art Teacher
Talent: Speed Painting ("A Little Less Conversation", by Mac Davis & Billy Strange)
Morgan Keel
High School: Clarke County High School
College Preference: University of Alabama
Career Goals: College Professor
Talent: Open Dance (See Me Now, by By Little Mix)
Olivia Law
High School: Jackson High School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Nurse Practitioner
Talent: Jazz Dance ("The Candy Man" from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricussee)
Leslie Lyles
High School: Clarke Preparatory School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Nurse Anesthetist
Talent: Monologue ("I Want to Be Miss Alabama", by David-Matthew Barnes)
Elizabeth Marks
High School: Jackson Academy
College Preference: Troy University
Career Goals: Anesthesiology
Talent: Acro-Jazz Routine (The Greatest Show, by John Debney & Joseph Trapanese)
Laken Nix
High School: Clarke Preparatory School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Architectural Engineering and Interior Design
Talent: Piano (Whitewater Chopped Sticks, by Calvin Jones)
Mary Powell
High School: Jackson High School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Speech Lanuage Pathologist
Talent: Acro-jazz (Ease on Down the Road, by Charlie Smalls)
Sarah Prescott
High School: Clarke Preparatory School
College Preference: Shelton State
Career Goals: Radiology/Sonography
Talent: Vocal (At Last, by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren)
Kianna Robinson
High School: Jackson High School
College Preference: Tuskegee University
Career Goals: Occupational Therapy
Talent: Vocal (Give Me You, by Shana Wilson )
Margaret Vick
High School: Thomasville High School
College Preference: University of Mobile
Career Goals: Pastry Chef and Business Owner
Talent: Musical Theatre ("What Baking Can Do", by Sara Bareilles)
