A is for assertive
You have to have a leader that knows what the class needs and how to get it; a leader ready to speak on your behalf, ready to take on the other Classes. Part of being assertive actually is being a person that can relate to others, ready to fully persuade and speak to other as an advocate for the Class of 2009.
S is for successful
I consider myself very involved at Hoover. I’m in National Honor Society with a 4.0, in Advanced Band as First chair Clarinet (I can also play the saxophone),and I’m in Cardinals Interact. I practically take Junior’s classes right now and I also am a Teacher’s assistant to Ms. Frankenberg’s AP US History class. I stay on top of my classes. I’ve been an active ASB member. I also participate in the Princeton Review SAT Prep Class. I took all of these things on, some say it’s too much or you don’t have a social life, but I stand as proof that this can be done.
H is for honest
I’d like to be honest with you, I believe I’m someone you can trust. I truly have the best interest for the Class of 2009 at heart and so far the people in leadership positions for past couple of years have not fully proven their worth. I do understand the issues and priorities we have a Class and want to do something about it.
A is for AWESOME!
I’m “Cool girl” in band. I have a cool sense of humor. I love putting smiles on people’s faces. I promise I’ll do my best to as your Class of 2009 president.
I am and believe to be the best qualified for the Presidency. I promote active participation, I’d like to take the lead. I’m creative and can contribute immensely to our cause. I want our years to never be forgotten and when we make our mark, it’ll be there to show we were here and people will say, “Hey remember when, the Class of ‘09…
So right now, We are the Class of 2009, it’s our time.
You have to have a leader that knows what the class needs and how to get it; a leader ready to speak on your behalf, ready to take on the other Classes. Part of being assertive actually is being a person that can relate to others, ready to fully persuade and speak to other as an advocate for the Class of 2009.
S is for successful
I consider myself very involved at Hoover. I’m in National Honor Society with a 4.0, in Advanced Band as First chair Clarinet (I can also play the saxophone),and I’m in Cardinals Interact. I practically take Junior’s classes right now and I also am a Teacher’s assistant to Ms. Frankenberg’s AP US History class. I stay on top of my classes. I’ve been an active ASB member. I also participate in the Princeton Review SAT Prep Class. I took all of these things on, some say it’s too much or you don’t have a social life, but I stand as proof that this can be done.
H is for honest
I’d like to be honest with you, I believe I’m someone you can trust. I truly have the best interest for the Class of 2009 at heart and so far the people in leadership positions for past couple of years have not fully proven their worth. I do understand the issues and priorities we have a Class and want to do something about it.
A is for AWESOME!
I’m “Cool girl” in band. I have a cool sense of humor. I love putting smiles on people’s faces. I promise I’ll do my best to as your Class of 2009 president.
I am and believe to be the best qualified for the Presidency. I promote active participation, I’d like to take the lead. I’m creative and can contribute immensely to our cause. I want our years to never be forgotten and when we make our mark, it’ll be there to show we were here and people will say, “Hey remember when, the Class of ‘09…
So right now, We are the Class of 2009, it’s our time.
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