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Junior Zachary Pearson is looking forward to being a part of next year’s Executive Board. Pearson said he hopes to give his all to help LHS continue to grow as both a community and a school. Because next year is the 100th graduating class, Pearson said he is excited to see what the future Exec Board will do to make it an amazing year.

Photo courtesy of Zach Pearson

Junior Zachary Pearson is looking forward to being a part of next year’s Executive Board. Pearson said he hopes to give his all to help LHS continue to grow as both a community and a school. Because next year is the 100th graduating class, Pearson said he is excited to see what the future Exec Board will do to make it an amazing year.

Zach Pearson

Q: What do you want people to know about you?

A: I’m a junior who is seriously involved in Fine Arts, STUCO, and St. Joseph’s Church. Theatre is my passion, and you’ve probably seen me on stage in many productions here at LHS. I’m on the Stageplayers board, as well as the Choir board. I volunteer with St. Joe’s as a choir member and Mass cantor.

Q: Why are you running for Exec Board and what are your plans if you are voted on?

A: I’m running for Exec Board because I love LHS and all my classmates and would be honored to serve them on Exec. I think I can bring a lot to this board! I have a knack for problem solving socially, and I want everyone’s voice to be heard, especially those not a direct part of STUCO — we’re all in this together, and everybody’s voice matters.

Q: How long have you been a part of student council?

A: I’ve been a part of STUCO since Sophomore year! I’ve served on my class board both years and have worked on projects such as prepping for dances, philanthropies, and general class leadership.

 

One of Pearson's campaign posters. Click to enlarge.
Photo courtesy of Zach Pearson
One of Pearson’s campaign posters. Click to enlarge.

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