Montgomery Catholic Elementary Campuses Elect 2014-15 Student Council

Students at Montgomery Catholics’s  St. Bede and Holy Spirit Elementary campuses recently elected their student council representatives for the 2014-2015 school year. This year the student council at MCPS’s St. Bede campus will be led by Ryan Barranco as President,  Ethan Binns Vice-President, John Russell Smith as Secretary,  Matthew Livingston as the Chaplain, and  Cannon Bach as Treasurer; and at the Holy Spirit Campus by Izabella Janush-Hernandez as President, Corinne Logeman  as Vice-President, Emma Garrison as Secretary, and Cameryn Cool as the Chaplain, and Zach Izer as Treasurer. 

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Pictured above is the St. Bede Campus Student Council for 2014-2015. 
Front row: Matthew Livingston, Cannon Bach, NathanManning, Nicholas Calandra, Gibson Souriya, Amy Treloar, Sophia Taylor, Audrey Trant, and Andrew Bosch. Second Row:
Alana Wilkinson, Danielle Willcox, Riley Taylor, Chloe Walden, John McLennan, Ailish Gilbert, Samantha Day, McKinley Boyd, Andrew  Koerner and Lena Duncan. Third Row:
Devan DeRamus, Ethan Binns, Grayson Howell, Camille Morgan, Ryan Barranco, Alanna Aiken, Deray Roberson, Alexis Meshok and Samuel Rogers.

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Pictured above is the Holy Spirit Campus Student Council for 2014-2015.
Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Holy Spirit Student Council Membership: front row: Max Barranco and Laura Thomas Zhvania.  Second row: Alyssa Kirk, Cameryn Cool, Corinne Logeman, Ella Newell, Jacob Miller, and Catherine Aaron.  Third row: Izabella Janush Hernandez, Emma Garrison, D.J. Carter, Cecilia Hoffpauir, and Zach Izer.

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