These past three years at Eureka High School have been jam packed full of many activities. I have been a class officer all three years, a member of Student Council, NHS, golf, basketball, and on the softball team. All of these clubs and activities have taught me a lot but none have taught me what student council has. Through student council I have learned what it truly means to be selfless. Through Fight for Life we are taught what it means to be selfless; we watch our advisors give up all of their free time to make Fight for Life happen. We also witness our fellow peers and teachers do the same. Without Student Council, I wouldn’t know what it would truly feel like to be selfless. This is not only I trait I feel is necessary during one week of our life; selflessness is a necessity for the rest of your life. It is for this reason, that I would like to be the 2018-2019 Student Council President.
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Through my recent experience on executive board, I have been able to step out of my comfort zone and do things that I never thought I would do. As you know, this year I was able to start the first ever Fight for Life Golf Outing. Being able to organize and plan this event has helped me become a more organized and social person. Within the other organizations and activities I have been involved in, I have learned how to be a leader, a quality that is critical to being the president of the council. Along with learning to be a leader, I have learned how to be responsible and work with others to get a task done. In addition, I have excellent communication skills that would allow me to keep everyone on the council aware of what was going on; I would also be able to keep communication lines open between the advisors and
Through my recent experience on executive board, I have been able to step out of my comfort zone and do things that I never thought I would do. As you know, this year I was able to start the first ever Fight for Life Golf Outing. Being able to organize and plan this event has helped me become a more organized and social person. Within the other organizations and activities I have been involved in, I have learned how to be a leader, a quality that is critical to being the president of the council. Along with learning to be a leader, I have learned how to be responsible and work with others to get a task done. In addition, I have excellent communication skills that would allow me to keep everyone on the council aware of what was going on; I would also be able to keep communication lines open between the advisors and