<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4KDw09_1GxU6RQH00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4KDw09_1GxU6RQH00" width="900" height="600" >New freshman class officers Adlee Bullard, Brooklyn Weaver, Anneliese Fuller, Garrison Grassi, and Marcus Wankhar are ready to take on their leadership responsibilities this year. In their new roles, they have planned their class movie and parts of the pep rally, begun fundraising for their class’s next four years of high school, and encouraged participation in spirit week.Adlee Bullard, former member of the Student Council Association (SCA) at Henley Middle School, wanted to become a class officer to spread encouragement and improve her leadership skills. Bullard plans to try out for the WAHS swim and dive team and is a member of We The People. Her favorite class is World History up to 1500 with Mrs. Brediger, and at the beginning of the school year, she was most excited for Homecoming and Spirit Week. At Henley, she was the head of the Winter Formal Committee, organizing volunteers and creating the music playlist. Bullard has an older sister, a younger brother, and two dogs, Benson and Rusty.Brooklyn Weaver decided to run for class officer because of her interest in leadership and government. At Henley, she participated in the broadcasting class and the Civics Bee, winning the Civics Bee State Champion title with her school for her Military Mental Health Awareness Club.“I chose military mental health awareness because I think it’s a topic that gets overlooked a lot, but [veterans] are fighting for our country, and they don’t get the recognition and help they need because of where they work.”Additionally, Weaver has played lacrosse for CAV LAX Elite since sixth grade and made the WAHS team last year as an eighth grader. She is in her first year of field hockey at WAHS, and her main goal as a class officer is for everyone to have fun and participate. Weaver has two biological siblings and two step-siblings, along with two dogs, Maple and Ivy.Garrison Grassi, former head of the Multicultural Fair for the Henley SCA, hopes to increase freshman spirit week participation as a class officer. Grassi participated in SCA from sixth through eighth grade and worked on the fall festival committee. Having played basketball since kindergarten, he plans to try out for the basketball and soccer teams this year at WAHS. Grassi is a member of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Fantasy Sports Club, and Food for the Homeless Club. He has an older brother at WAHS, a younger sister in seventh grade, and two dogs, Poppy and Rosie.Marcus Wankhar is excited to increase freshmen participation in school spirit events and “end the year with a successful student body.” At WAHS, he is on the JV track team, volunteers as a peer tutor, and takes the yearbook class. Wankhar participates in marching band and hopes to maintain a balance of his schoolwork and his class officer duties throughout the school year. He has an older brother, Nick, and wants to have a pet Bernese Mountain dog.Anneliese Fuller has been in school leadership since sixth grade at Henley. As the head of the community service committee for the SCA, she ran food and clothing drives. Currently, Fuller swims for Cavalier Aquatics and plans to try out for WAHS swim and dive in the winter. Working for Flavor Catering and volunteering often, Fuller is very active in the community.“My grandma has a soup kitchen that she does with our church, so I’m there a lot making food, organizing food, all that stuff,” said Fuller.As a class officer, she hopes to involve the ninth graders, go all out for spirit week, ensure people are seen and heard, and be kind. At home, Fuller has five siblings, four dogs, three cats, cows, donkeys, chickens, and turkeys.All of the freshmen class officers are excited for this school year and aim to encourage their classmates to participate in WAHS traditions.</div></body>

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New freshman class officers Adlee Bullard, Brooklyn Weaver, Anneliese Fuller, Garrison Grassi, and Marcus Wankhar are ready to take on their leadership responsibilities this year. In their new roles, they have planned their class movie and parts of the pep rally, begun fundraising for their class’s next four years of high school, and encouraged participation in spirit week.

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New freshman class officers Adlee Bullard, Brooklyn Weaver, Anneliese Fuller, Garrison Grassi, and Marcus Wankhar are ready to take on their leadership res

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