<div class="floatright">(http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j480/Erion2451/829c9e1d120be8b04d1a009cbe6ee7f5_zpswkfm55yx.jpg?t=1496069439)</div><strong>NAME:</strong>Gwynn Cameron<br/><strong>AGE:</strong>18<br/><strong>HEIGHT/WEIGHT:</strong>5'5", 105 lbs.<br/><strong>HAIR COLOR:</strong>Blonde<br/><strong>EYE COLOR:</strong>Green<br/><strong>DISTINGUISHING MARKS:</strong>Her eyes.  Thin scar on her left shoulder.<br/><br/><strong>Face Claim:</strong>Dove Cameron<br/><br/><strong>BEST KNOWN FOR:</strong>Being friendly to all.  Honors Student, Cheerleader<br/><strong>PLANS:</strong>Ailey School of Dance and Fordham University - Ailey/Fordham BFA, NYC<br/><strong>DREAMS:</strong>Professional Dancer/Prima Ballerina/Choreographer<br/><strong>CAR:</strong>None<br/><strong>PARENTS:</strong>Dr. Johnathan Cameron and Elizabeth Cameron, married, both very involved.<br/><strong>HOME:</strong>Lookout Point<br/><strong>HOBBIES:</strong>Dancing (Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Modern), Cheerleading, Shopping/Fashion, Music, Movies, Joining Clubs<br/><br/><strong>ABOUT:</strong>Gwynn is the single child of an ophthalmologist and the medical director of the local hospital.  While her family may be “rich” by local standards, that’s actually far from the truth.  Regardless of her family’s status, one thing has been constant throughout the last eight years of Gwynn’s life - she loves to dance.  Part of the illusion of her family’s wealth is the fact that she’s spent the last three summers in New York attending The Ailey School of Dance’s Summer Intensive program.  Going into her freshman year, she made an agreement with her parents that instead of a car they’d pay for her to attend the dance program, as long as she maintained her grades and stayed out of trouble.<br/><br/>Originally, she joined the cheer squad because it was the closest thing to dance the small high school had, but after a few months Gwynn discovered that she enjoyed it.  However, between homework, cheer practice, and her dance classes Gwynn had little time to socialize.  Of course, she attended the large parties after the big games, and after the school dances, and was able to hang-out with friends during the weekends, but that was it.<br/><br/>Beginning her Junior year, Gwynn began joining clubs - student council, FBLA, National Honor Society, The Talent Show, and the Yearbook committee in an effort to both round-out her college resume and, more importantly, increase her social outlets.  She went on a few dates with a number of guys, but didn’t date anyone exclusively, or for an extended period of time.<br/><br/>This last summer she’s decided to stay in town, spend time with friends, and have some fun before starting the next stage of her journey.  It could be said that since she discovered she wasn’t accepted into Juilliard she’s been less focused and directed, and more willing to “slack off”.<br/><br/><strong>MOMENTS OF GLORY:</strong>Being asked to the senior homecoming dance by the guy she’d been crushing on since sophomore year.  Choreographing a dance routine for the cheer squad.  Amazing people with her dance routine during the Talent show.  Auditioning for Juilliard.<br/><br/><strong>MOMENTS OF SHAME:</strong>Not being interviewed after making the third call back during her Juilliard audition.  Over-rotating and falling off-stage, onto her face, in front of the whole school during a pep rally.  Having a mishap in which her cheer skirt was nearly pulled completely off during a tumbling routine with the school mascot.  Being indirectly involved, but still having the police call her parents, when the high school was tagged with graffiti.<br/><br/><strong>BIGGEST REGRET:</strong>Not getting into Julliard.  Not dating more.<br/><br/><strong>STORY ARCS:</strong>Romance, more.