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Girls’ League to select club officers

Addisen McDonald, Reporter • September 12, 2023 • 89 Views
Addisen McDonald
Ready to start. Senior Leiya Resig signs a paper for Girls’ League in the hallway.

On Wednesday Sept. 13, Girls’ League will announce their club officers for the 2023-2024 school year on the club’s Google classroom.  

The votes for club officers will be counted Sept. 12 at midnight, and will be announced the following day.

“Girls’ League is a club for young girls at the high school to get involved in, to not only form relationships, but to help the community,” Girls’ League adviser Meghan Yingling said. “This is our first year assigning club officers, and I think it’s an amazing opportunity. I can’t wait to see what they do.”

Update:  Elected officers are below

President- Maura Griffin
Vice President- Aaliyah McGee
Treasurer- Addison McDonald
Secretary- Rylie Keagy & Ayania Hartman

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Addisen McDonald
Addisen McDonald, Reporter
My name is Addisen McDonald, and I'm a first year staff member on the Mountain Echo. Along with newspaper, I'm also a third year member of the Horseshoe yearbook staff in the position of design editor. Outside of the journalism classroom, I spend my time binge watching "Greys Anatomy," collecting fun sunglasses and practicing baton. This school year I was given the opportunity to be the AAHS feature twirler, which is leading me to achieve my dream goal of becoming a crimsonette at the University of Alabama. I'm so excited to be on staff this year and, as always, roll tide.