Juniors will decide between Jazmin Garcia of Welsh Family and Megan Horner of Pasquerilla East for president of the senior class council today. The senior class president is usually elected for a period of four years, making it a much larger commitment than other class presidents. Besides organizing activities for the senior class, the president also works with Alumni clubs across the nation to bring together alumni after graduation.

Garcia's ticket includes Chip Marks of Siegfried as vice-president, off-campus resident Katie Conklin as treasurer and Carol McCarthy of Pasquerilla East as secretary.

Their campaign is based around many social and service activities that include building upon many of the things done this year by the senior class councils, Garcia said. Her main social event for the year would be a party at Legends, when it opens, to celebrate the birthdays of all the seniors who turn 21 throughout the year. Garcia also plans to work with clubs like FASO, La Alianza and NAACP to have [more] minority club activities.

Garcia's ticket faces Pasquerilla West residents Megan Horner as president, Cana Scott as vice-president, Laura Sech as treasurer and Allyson Spacht as secretary.

Horner's ticket believes their efforts and ideas can make senior year memorable by unifying the senior class. Horner did not provide further campaign details.

Both campaigns emphasize the importance of continuing this year's activities such as Maragaritaville.

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