Sixteen students were elected on May 11 for positions in Student Council.

Students voted in room 308 and used real voting machines to vote.

The official Senior Class offices are Morgan L. Johnson, president; Hayley Murguia, vice president; Megan Duffield, secretary; and Leah Faust, treasurer.

The Junior Class officers are Lacie Martin, president, Nick Townsend, vice president; Samera

Hall, secretary; and Jarett Sixta, treasurer.

The Sophomore Class positions are Max Reves, president; Kaeden Fellingham, vice president; Syndey Rottinghaus, secretary; and Payton Fair, treasurer.

The Student Council positions are Jaylie Postlewait, president; Ebenzer Getahun, vice president; Sydney Crandall, secretary; and Olivia Barbosa, treasurer.

The Senior Class representatives were Kimberly Dankyi, Jerry Dudzjak, Kylie Flynn, Scott Hoeven, Peri Johnson, Rachel Mast, M.K. Matje, Kyle Ross, Jamieson Satterfield, Anna Scarlett and Haidyn Whitley.

The Junior Class representatives are Emily Cords, Spencer Foster, Cannon Gottschalk, Hayden Hoeven, Anna Hurley, Alexis Keller, Poonam Keshary, Kristin Luttrell, Bethany Lyon and Alina Urman

The Sophomore Class representatives incude Mayci Armstrong, Haley Garnett, Hannah Hoeven, Morgan Kern, Haven Myers, Reilli Nielsen, Maggie Pelegrin, Brecken Schumer, Lexi Tyler and Abby VanHercke.

The sponsors for StuCo are Jennifer Schlicht and Taylor Schwartz.

To run for a position, a student had to acquire three teacher names with signatures stating that they have the following traits: they must be reliable, have communication skill, must follow through with work assignments on time, must have the ability to collaborate with his/her peers, must possess leadership skills,  be flexible and be able to adapt, and must engage with his/her peers.

If a student would like to run for an executive office, that student must have been a member of Student Council for at least one year.

There are many requirements to be an officer: a member must attend weekly meetings, attend StuCo events, participate in committees and do things outside of the Monday night meetings.