Student Council Election Results
Next year’s Student Council immediately following the Sweater Exchange Ceremony.
After an equally taxing and rewarding election process, here is your 2021-2022 Mountain View High School Student Council:
Executive Council:
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: MARK PRESTON
STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT: CALI HOWSE
STUDENT BODY SECRETARY: PORTER SCHOLLENBERGER
STUDENT BODY HISTORIAN: EMILY JACOB
Student Body:
STUDENT BODY PUBLICITY: SUMMER SAMPSON
STUDENT BODY SERVICE: LUCY MUGERIAN
STUDENT BODY PROGRAMS: LUCY MCCONKIE
STUDENT BODY PUBLIC RELATIONS: DANIEL TSAO
STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES: KYLIE SANDERS
Representatives:
PEP REPRESENTATIVE: JENNY GOODMAN
MULTICULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE: VALERIA PEREZ
DESIGN REPRESENTATIVES: ETHAN CHRISTENSEN and SKYLAR PAXMAN
TECH REPRESENTATIVE: JOYCELYNN THOMPSON
HOPE SQUAD REPRESENTATIVE: CHRIS ENGLISH
Senior Class:
SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: KYLIE CAMPBELL
SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT: ELIZA FREESTONE
SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY: KATIE WILTBANK
SENIOR CLASS HISTORIAN: JOCELYN ALCALA
Junior Class:
JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: KALLIE KUNZ
JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT: TYLER BLEVINS
JUNIOR CLASS SECRETARY: TESS RASSMUSSEN
JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES: GARRETT WHIMPEY
Sophomore Class:
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE: KASSIDY PRESTON (LAKERIDGE)
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE: ASHLEY SPERRY (LAKERIDGE)
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE: NATHAN HOWARD (OREM)
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE: ANABELLE MOORE (OREM)
The election process was long and intense for these candidates, each and every one of them earning their position through hours of hard work throughout both election weeks. The first week, Primary Week (March 22nd-26th), consisted of the incoming Seniors putting up their posters and beginning the advertising of their campaign. March 29th-April 2nd was Red and Gold week, where all candidates that were voted to continue on past the Primary were split into either the Red or Gold team and competed against each other, creating lunchtime activities, handouts, and morning announcements to try and grab the students’ attention. Candidates with a direct opponent going for their position were put on opposing teams, while those unopposed were split evenly between the two. Final elections were done the morning of April 2nd following the Red and Gold assembly that was prepared by the candidates and their team leaders from the current student council, and results were released to the student body later that day in a symbolic pre-recorded assembly, in which the current student council members handed off their Student Council sweaters to their successor.
We are so excited to have this incredible group of students lead our school this upcoming year and truly appreciate all of the hard work and dedication that they have already shown throughout this process. Congratulations, 21-22 Student Council!
