Clarkston, Washington · Class of 2027

Addilyn
Williams

Honors student-athlete with a 3.97 GPA and eight college courses already complete. National Honor Society Vice President, varsity swim captain — and a habit of showing up early, in and out of the pool.

Intended major: Accounting

Portrait of Addilyn Williams AW
3.97cumulative GPA
8college courses, all A’s
6varsity letters so far
120+service hours

About

I’m a senior at Clarkston High School, on track to graduate in the top 10% of my class with honor cords for community service. I carried a 4.0 through every trimester of my junior year while completing dual-credit coursework at two colleges, competing year-round in swimming, and working as a lifeguard and swim instructor at the Asotin County Aquatic Center.

This year I serve as Vice President of our National Honor Society chapter and Promotions Chair for our Associated Student Body, captain the varsity swim team, and compete with FFA’s parliamentary procedure team. Last summer I lived with a host family in Gandia, Spain through Rotary Youth Exchange — four weeks that put two semesters of college Spanish to work. Next fall I plan to study accounting.

Education

Clarkston High School Expected June 2027

  • Cumulative GPA 3.97 — 4.0 every trimester of junior year; anticipated top 10% of class
  • Honors English 1 & 2, Honors Intro to Physics, Modern Algebra 2, Forensic Science
  • Graduation honor cords for community service
  • Intended college major: Accounting

Dual-credit college coursework 8 courses · grades 9–11 · all A’s

Lewis-Clark State College

  • ENGL 101 · English Composition
  • MATH 147 · Precalculus
  • HIST 112 · U.S. History
  • SPAN 101 & 102 · Elementary Spanish I & II

Walla Walla Community College

  • Intro to Computer Science
  • Intro to Computer Programming
  • Microcomputer Applications

Leadership & Service

National Honor Society · Vice President

VP 2026 – 2027 · member since 2024

Chapter vice president for senior year. Selected as a member in 2024 for scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Varsity Swim Team Captain

2026 – 2027 season

Team captain for senior season — fourth year on the Clarkston High School varsity squad.

ASB Promotions Chair

2026 – 2027

Elected student-body officer responsible for publicizing school events and activities to 800+ students.

FFA · Parliamentary Procedure

2023 – present

Competitive parliamentary procedure team member; public speaking, meeting procedure, and teamwork under a clock.

Community Service

120+ hours

Volunteer hours through Clarkston High School, the Technology Student Association, and the Outdoor Education Association — earning graduation honor cords.

Work

Lifeguard & Swim Instructor

Aug 2024 – present

Asotin County Aquatic Center. Red Cross Lifeguard, Water Safety Instructor (WSI), and First Aid certified; teach group and private lessons.

Teacher’s Aide, Computer Science

2025 – 2026

Classroom operations and student support across two trimesters at CHS.

Athletics

Captain of the 2026–27 Clarkston varsity swim team. Varsity letter winner in both swimming and track every season so far — six letters through junior year. State and district qualifier in swimming and district qualifier in the hurdles in each of her first three seasons. Year-round club swimmer with the Lewis Clark Neptunes — first in the water at age 8.

Personal bests · SCY
50 FREE26.57
100 FREE58.86
50 BACK29.06
100 BACK1:06.35
200 IM2:32.16

A summer in Spain

In the summer of 2026 I spent four weeks in Gandia, on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, through Rotary Youth Exchange — a reciprocal program where my exchange partner first spent a month with my family in Washington before we flew back to hers together.

Living with a host family, navigating a new city, and speaking Spanish daily turned classroom credit into real fluency — and included watching a total solar eclipse from the Spanish coast.