2023-24 Junior Class Officers: Recap Into What the Winners Will Do

Kaitlyn Ryan and Kayla Lehn

September 22, 2023

Features

The winners of Junior Class Officers for the 2023-24 school year were announced on September 15, at the end of the day.

The winners for each position were President Miller Barrett, Vice President Torin Bryant, Secretary Haylee Hogie, Treasurer Max Hamilton, and Class Reps Ellie Mohr and Morgan Herald.

“I always knew I would win. I like to think of myself like a megaphone for the students that have no voice,” said Barrett.

“I feel it’s a great honor to be voted for this position by my peers. I will work with the rest of the class officers to work for every student and their wants and needs,” said Bryant.

“I’m excited about winning, it’s a confidence booster for sure since my classmates voted for me. I have to help organize everything we talk about with the officers and organize prom,” said Hogie.

“I am excited to make sure that the funds are managed properly and I am glad I won. I think that my campaign was persuading,” said Hamilton.

“I am very hyped about winning class rep. I am also excited for our first meeting next Monday so we can all share our ideas for this year,” said Mohr.

“Since I’m one of the two class reps I plan on getting a lot more opinions from my peers. I’m excited about winning because it’s something I thought wouldn’t happen but I’m excited I get some say about the school events,” said Herald.

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About the Contributors

Kaitlyn Ryan, Yearbook Editor

Kaitlyn Ryan is a junior this incoming 24-25 school year. This is her third year in the journalism program at HHS. She is now this year's yearbook editor. She enjoys reading, hanging out with friends, traveling, and designing the school yearbook. She is very excited to start this school year off with a bang!

Kayla Lehn, Hilltopper Editor

Kayla Lehn is a senior at Highlands High School and is in her fourth year of journalism. Kayla is very thrilled to be working as the 2024-2025 Hilltopper Editor for her senior year. She has always loved to write, which is one of the reasons why she decided to join journalism. She is excited for her senior year and to help her copy editors with revising their stories along the way.