Meet Constance Gibson - Copperopolis Elementary student council member

Constance Gibson was elected secretary of the 2014/15 Copperopolis Elementary student council.

 

Constance is excited to be "keeping minutes of the Monday morning meetings to send to the other council members and to going with Faith (president) to the classrooms to make announcements." However she stresses, "The most important job of the secretary is organization, organization is a big thing." 

This 6th grader enjoys English and writing. I hinted she may be able to write for the Gazette as a mini intern.

Her hobbies are acting with CSTARS, cross country, track and will be playing volleyball this year.

Constance aspires to be the first woman president of the United States.

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Meet Faith Robinson - Copperopolis Elementary student council President

Faith Robinson in the President of the Copperopolis Elementary 2014/15 student council.

6th grader Faith Robinsons duties as President of the student council are to "make announcements at morning meetings in front of the whole school." She ran for President because she "wanted to start a dance program, art program and music program."
Her favorite subject is Social Studies and her hobbies are "singing and dancing."
Faith loves to cook and hopes to own her own restaurant when she grows up.

Meet Quade Walker - Copperopolis Elementary student council member

Quade Walker was elected as treasurer of the Copperopolis Elementary 2014/15 student council.

5th grader Quade Walker looks forward to working the "percentages of spirit count, monday metings and setting up student of the month" as part of his duties as treasurer. He ran because he "wanted to have the experience to run for other things in the future."
His favorite subject is "going home." But if ha to pick a second it would be science. His hobbies are dirt bike riding and "riding my rip stick."
Quade hopes to be a marine biologist when he grows up. Though he did want to know how much a journalist made, when he was informed what a pittance it was, he stuck with marine biology.

Meet Hunter Heath - Copperopolis Elementary student council member

Hunter Heath holds the position of Sergeant at Arms on the 2014/15 Copperopolis Elementary student council.

Hunter is in 4th grade. His duties as Sergeant at Arms are "ringing the bell, leading the pledge of allegiance at Monday morning meetings." He ran because he "wanted to see what it would feel like to be elected, its my first time."
Hunter enjoys math and bb guns, dirt bikes and bow and arrow target practice.
He wants to be a "gun tester" when he grows up.

Meet Avery Strauch - Copperopolis Elementary student council

Avery Strauch is enjoying his second term as Vice President of the Copperopolis Elementary student council.

 

Avery held the position of Vice President last school year and "ran again this year because last year it was so much fun I wanted to do it again." According to Avery the Vice President supports the President by "helping people and making the school a better place. "

Avery is in 5th grade and enjoys math. His hobbies include ukelele and piano.

He hopes to be a pediatrician when he grows up. "I want to help kids."

Meet Adam Qualls - Copperopolis Elementary student council historian

Adam Qualls is a 6th grader experiencing his first time in the political arena as student council historian.

According to Adam the job of historian is "to keep track of events, student of the month and yearbook." He hopes to be sending some of his photos to the Gazette so the town can see what Copper kids are up to.
He ran for the position because he felt "it was important."
His favorite subject is math and his hobby is playing the drums. His brothers, Austin and Ben play bass and guitar and they have a small family band. "I didn't say we were good, but we like it."
He hopes to grow up to become a father or a paramedic.