Livi Glaser Research Paper

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Livi Glaser is currently a senior at Sullivan High School. She has been student of the month 3 times, received 8 “Doin’ It Right” awards and has been nominated for entry to Missouri Girls State all while in high school. She is the Senior Class President, Yearbook Editor, DECA Treasurer and Boosters Director of Fundraising. As the president, she is responsible for managing all aspects of the senior class. The responsibilities include planning graduation and other events to make the seniors last year great. In addition to being in charge of the senior class, Livi is also the head fundraiser for the Sullivan Eagles Sports Boosters Club. With Livi’s help the school has been able to provide hundreds of student-athletes with new uniforms, shoes,

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