A Career As A Senior Class Officer

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All throughout school I have always held a title, in fifth grade I was President, sixth, seventh, eighth and freshmen year I was Vice President of Beta club, sophomore year I was class Treasurer, and Junior year I became secretary of both Student Council and the Junior class. Although I had previous experience in all titles my Senior year was where I gained the most knowledge and responsibility. As a senior class officer, at my school, you are also student body officer. Thinking that the most work and responsibility would go to the President and Vice President, I ran for Secretary of both Student Council and class officers, because I wanted to keep my position in Student Council. As a senior officer, you begin as sitting officer, as

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