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A Step Above: A Step Above – Juliana & Lindsey Remark
Bishop Gorman High School
Class of 2013
The journey through life is best taken with someone by your side, and that companionship is something cherished by Bishop Gorman High School seniors and identical twins Juliana and Lindsey Remark. Inspired by their grandfather’s achievements, these enterprising young women have not only started their own charities for disadvantaged kids and won numerous awards for cheerleading, but they’ve also shown a commitment to academics that has earned them acceptance to top schools such as Notre Dame, Duke, Cornell, Columbia and more. No matter what the future holds, they’ll face it together, and that sets Juliana and Lindsey Remark – A Step Above.
Juliana Remark
G.P.A.: 4.16
Sports/Activities
- Varsity Cheer Team, 2011-13; Captain, 2012-13
- Varsity Competition Cheer Team, 2009-12
- Link Crew, 2012-13
- We the People, 2012-13
- Sun Youth Forum Delegate, 2012
- Academic Society, 2009-11; President, 2010-11
- National Honor Society, 2011-13
- Science National Honor Society, 2011-13
- Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society, 2011-13
Awards/Community Service
- Salutatorian, 2013
- National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar, 2012
- AP Scholar with Honor Award, 2012
- The President’s Volunteer Service Award, 2011 & 2012
- Outstanding Achievement: Scholars English II, 2011
- Outstanding Achievement: Scholars Geometry, 2011
- Prudential Spirit of Community Award for Excellence, 2013
- America’s Best Cheer National Champion (Cheer Duo), 2011
- UCA / NCA All American Cheerleader, 2006-11
- Soroptimist Barbara Malloy Memorial Leadership Service Award, 2013
- Twice as Nice Charity (Founder), 2010-13
- Spread the Cheer Charity (Founder), 2010-13
- National Charity League, 2008-13; VP of Philanthropy, 2010
Juliana Looks Up To: “My grandfather, Arturo Cambiero, is my role model. Like many other Cuban immigrants, he came to America so his future generations could have the freedoms and liberties that were stripped from him. His accomplishments and examples drive me to excel.”
Cause for Concern (Juliana): “I would be the president of an organization that stressed the importance of education to children in at-risk areas. Education is such an important and valuable tool. My grandfather would say, ‘Lo que tienes in la cabeza nadien te lo puede quitar’ which means, ‘What you have in your head, no one can take from you.’”
Lindsey Remark
G.P.A.: 4.16
Sports/Activities
- Varsity Cheer Team, 2011-13; Captain, 2012-13
- Varsity Competition Cheer Team, 2009-12
- Link Crew, 2012-13
- We the People, 2012-13
- Sun Youth Forum Delegate, 2012
- Academic Society, 2009-11; Vice President, 2010-11
- National Honor Society, 2011-13
- Science National Honor Society, 2011-13
- Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society, 2011-13
Awards/Community Service
- Valedictorian, 2013
- National Merit Commended Scholar, 2012
- National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar, 2012
- The President’s Volunteer Service Award, 2011-12
- Student of the Year: Cultural Geography Honors, 2010
- Student of the Year: Scholars English II, 2011
- AP Scholar with Honor Award, 2012
- Prudential Spirit of Community Award for Excellence, 2013
- UCA / NCA All American Cheerleader, 2006-11
- Soroptimist Barbara Malloy Memorial Leadership Service Award, 2013
- Twice as Nice Charity (Founder), 2010-13
- Spread the Cheer Charity (Founder), 2010-13
- National Charity League, 2008-13; President, 2009
Lindsey is Successful Because: “I am very driven. I set goals for myself and do not give up. I do not let anything get in the way of my goals. I give 110% effort into everything I do. From the most menial tasks to the most onerous, I approach everything in my life with the same vigor.”
Part of the Solution (Lindsey): “A key issue facing young adults is substance and alcohol abuse. Many young adults do not realize the devastating effects they can have. I might be part of the solution by spreading the word of the severe destruction drugs and alcohol can bring to one’s life.”
