Coupeville seniors Dahlia Miller (left) and Noelle Western are standout students and athletes. (Photo courtesy Robin Bernardy)
They’re high achievers, in the classroom and in the arena.
Coupeville High School seniors Noelle Western and Dahlia Miller have been tabbed as the Students of the Quarter for the second quarter of the 2025-26 academic school year.
The duo will be honored by the Coupeville Lions Club at its Jan. 21 meeting.
The organization celebrates two CHS seniors each quarter, before issuing its Students of the Year awards at graduation time.
Honorees are selected based on “community service, effort, character, social relationships, scholarship, ethical behavior, and integrity.”
Noelle Western, the oldest daughter of Kerry and Michael Western, is a standout cross country and track and field athlete who has qualified for the state championships multiple times.
She participates in Captain’s Club, Leo’s Club, and ASB, and is also a member of the National Honor Society.
Western is a frequent volunteer in the community, working at the elementary school, with Race the Reserve, and at her church. She also works part time landscaping, childcare, and housekeeping jobs.
In school, her favorite subjects are Anatomy and English, and she plans to attend college to major in Nursing with a minor in Childhood Development.
Dahlia Miller, the daughter of Timothy and Holly Miller, is a top-level tennis player who works at the Front Street Grill.
A member of the National Honor Society, Leo’s Club, and the Young Life program, she has tutored middle school students, worked as a library assistant, and worked as a volunteer in the concession stand during Wolf athletic events.
Miller enjoys English and History, has a fondness for music, and plans to attend law school to “be a voice for those who may not be in a position to speak for themselves.”
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