After bubbling in empty circles and casting ballots for next year’s student council representatives all day Wednesday, the juniors that will take the positions as student body officers next fall are Abby Spaedy as treasurer, Morgan Widhalm as secretary, Julia Schaller as vice president and Eli Sherman as president.
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Read Sherman’s campaign promises here. He said he wanted to “be able to include the whole student body of Rock Bridge for homecoming, courtwarming.” |
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Read Schaller’s campaign promises here. Schaller said she wants “to keep the Rock Bridge spirit alive. I intend to keep activities fun and energetic as well as structured, organized, and all for a good cause. I love all that student council does and I want to maintain awesome Rock Bridge traditions. I want to continue making Rock Bridge a positive place and a very diverse and culturally accepting place.” |
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Read Widhalm’s campaign promises here. She said she wants to make “Student Council more efficient and more cohesive as a group. I feel like the best way to change things is to start from the inside, and I really want to bring the best that we can at Rock Bridge because we have such a great student group, great teachers, great environment, that I want to make sure that we’re not falling short of the really high standards that the school sets for us.” |
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Read Spaedy’s campaign promises here. Spaedy said, “The chair people are talking about how we can get in and get involved with the school. I hope I can give back to the school and I just think that maybe I can help defer the math and help more with where the money goes.” |
Rabbit • Apr 13, 2012 at 7:36 pm
I LOVE YOU JULIA
Jordan • Apr 13, 2012 at 1:10 pm
Were we really informed though?
Jimmy Nicks • Apr 13, 2012 at 1:02 pm
I agree with Maria. Speeches are the best part. Regardless, congrats to the victors
Maddie Magruder • Apr 13, 2012 at 11:36 am
Such great people to represent Rock Bridge!
Damian W. • Apr 13, 2012 at 9:12 am
It’s nice getting to see some coverage of what the candidates are ACTUALLY going to do, because it sometimes feels like elections are all just a big popularity contest. But this article makes me hope that we’re at least moving away from that.
Maria • Apr 13, 2012 at 1:59 am
This election was stupid. We didn’t get to even get to hear speeches.. Ugh high school.
Daphne Yu • Apr 13, 2012 at 1:57 am
This is so great you guys posted the results online! i’m out of town, and it’s nice to know who won.