2014-15 SA Officers Are Introduced
Results are in for the Student Association elections. The new SA officers for the 2014-2015 school year are as follows: Senator-at-Large, Parliamentarian: Manowa Amponsah. Senator-at-Large, Administrative: Robert Leslie Jr. Status Editor: Brisa Ramirez. Mizpah Editor: Anthony Cortes. Public Relations Director / Secretary: Jaime Baldwin. Vice President of Finances: Henry Huynh. Social Vice President: Jonathen Blue. Vice President of Ministries: Jeffrey Hernandez. Executive Vice President: Leonel Warner. President: Austen Powell.
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