Grade: Graduated senior

Family members: I am the youngest of six, with four brothers and one sister.

Favorite subject: My favorite subject is algebra. I like working with numbers to reach an end solution.

Activities: I was captain of the varsity field hockey team. I was also the president of my school's Key Club organization, where we focused on servicing our community. Some other clubs and activities I participated in are Pep Club leader and public relations for our mini-THON to raise money for pediatric cancer. I participate in CYO volleyball and basketball for St. Michael the Archangel. Taking on all these extracurricular activities I managed to become a member of our National Honor Society for my school performance.

Next steps: I plan on going to a four-year university to study business administration.

Career goals: I want to live the fast-paced lifestyle of New York City and trade stocks on Wall Street.

Heroes: My hero is my brother Doug. He is so motivated and determined to do well in life. He is only 24 and has recently been promoted within his company. He inspires me to never give up and keep focus on my end goal. He is not only a hard worker but he has a significant impact on others around him. He always knows what to say and how to act in every situation.

Hobbies: My hobbies are working out and spending time with my friends and family.

Volunteer/community work: I volunteered at St. Luke's Hospital, where I completed 60 hours in the pharmacy. I have also provided 60 hours of service for a variety of events such as: open house, working middle school dances, IronPigs games, tutoring exchange students, etc. I was also a junior member in Saucon Valley's Government Council and was able to suggest recommendations for my local community.

Likes: I enjoy making people's lives easier and putting a smile on their faces. I enjoy biking, hiking, rafting, competing, cleaning, organizing and the beach.

Dislikes: I dislike shopping and bad drivers.

Greatest accomplishment (so far): My greatest accomplishment was completing the Spartan Race, which is a five-mile, 25+ obstacle course up and down Blue Mountain. I came in fifth place for my age group out of 100 people.

Advice for peers: Be true to yourself. Stay positive in everything you do because life will be a whole lot better.

Julia Swan coordinates student profiles for the Bethlehem Press.