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LEADERSHIP

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B uilding future leaders is one of the many goals of dei/eflop tmdwldb

the College. Becoming a leader comes naturally for

some students; others are forced into this role.

Casey Southerland, student body president and item that cm

vice president of the senior class, said, "I really didn't

want to be a leader because it didn't come natually to qmty mlumto a

me. I found with the more leadership roles that I took

on the more comfortable I became with it. This will iludmti umUfaf

help me as I go into the ministry as I have learned to

delegate responsiblities." cud fdum

Student body and class officers assume many

different roles. Student body officers plan the student

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body chapels and school-wide activities. Each group of

class officers is responsible for its class meetings and

plans one social for the entire student body. The junior

class officers spend most of the year planning for their

big event — the Junior-Senior Banquet.

Senior Class Officers President, Chuck Gilliam; Vice Junior Class Officers President, Lincoln McKenna;

President, Casey Southerland; Secretary, Sarai Vice President, Tyararr Jones; Secretary, Julie Brass;

Galvan; Treasurer, Felix Fernandez; Chaplain, Lee Karis Findlan, Treasurer; Chaplain, Chris Coleman;

Allcorn; Song Leader, Richard Rossiter Song Leader, Rebecca Anderson

86 Organizations