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StuCo elects next year’s executive officers

Clare Tholstrup, Asst. Copy Editor
April 23, 2024
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Alijah Arias

On Tuesday, April 16, Hays High School’s Student Council executive elections were held in the Lecture Hall during PRIDE Time.

Members of StuCo had the option to run for an executive position. Those who ran for a leadership position gave short speeches to help the rest of the StuCo members to decide who to vote for. After the speeches, students in StuCo voted on who they thought would be best for each position. The results of the election were announced at the end of school that day.

President: junior Kiera Dealy

Vice President: junior Caleb King

Secretary: junior Cali Richmeier

Treasurer: junior Isabelle Jones

Public Relations Liaisons: junior Kallyn Myers and junior Maycie Holdeman

Community Services Coordinator: junior Reagan Bates

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About the Contributors
Clare Tholstrup
Clare Tholstrup, Copy Editor & Entertainment Section Editor
Hi! I'm Clare Tholstrup, and I'm a senior. I'm involved in orchestra, StuCo, Leadership Team, and more. Outside of school, I love watching '80s movies and listening to classic rock.
Alijah Arias
Alijah Arias, Multimedia Editor
Hello! I am Alijah Arias, and I am a sophomore. I enjoy listening to music, baking, and watching TV/movies. I am a big Swiftie and have gone to the Eras Tour! A fun fact is that I only listened to Taylor Swift for a year (when I was in control of the music) in 2022-2023! This is my first year in newspaper, but second year in yearbook.