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Student Council
2023-2024 Student Council - Row 1: Kelsie Kroening, Emma Dawson, Kaitlyn Linker, Destiny Gonzalez, Evie Mouzakis, Mya Gonzalez, Ryann Grunow, Lainie Esser, Chloe Pearce, Karlie Kroening, Annabelle Pearce; Row 2: Mrs. Dani Lawler, Mrs. Nicole Raskin, Aubri Waswo, Karla Sanchez, Karen Flores, Shayna Ferrell, Steven Huerta, Mila Mielke, Jada Martens, Hannah Grever, Stephanie Santiago;Row 3: Natalie Klamm, Robin Cronin, Ethan Valadez, Evan Henningfeld, Joshua Bendle, Jack Kammermeier, Logan McHugh, Erik Colin, Quin Griffin, Alex Bender, Noah Langelund; Row 4: Hannah Fritz, Eleanor Paulson, Jack Nelson, Ethan Rury, Ryan Swaney, Scout Giroux, Dakota Nordmeyer, Cristian Lavariega, Jackson Hamburg, Sawyer Dase, Zeke Hardt, Addie Larson; Not Pictured: Carter Beckford, Matt Haeberlin, Lishi Palmer, Madison Staver
Advisers
Mrs. Dani Lawler
Mrs. Nicole Raskin
Description:
The purpose of Student Council is to promote student participation in BFHS, to develop leadership among students, and to promote a positive image of our school. Student Council plans and coordinates student social activities, including Homecoming week and holiday assemblies, community service activities, and school improvement. Members act as a voice representing the interests of the student body. Student Council is open to all stduents grades 9-12. Applications for those interested can be picked up in May of each year. Freshmen are welcomed to apply in October of their freshmen year!
Homecoming 2021
HOMECOMING WEEK! Alex Schmitz, Gus Foster, Tess Gillingham, and members of Student Council decorate for Homecoming Week. This year's theme is "Here Comes the Sun."
Trunk or Treat
Each October, members of Student Council and National Honor Society volunteer at Trunk or Treat which is an event put on by the Big Foot Recreation Department.
Senior Parking Spaces
This year, Student Council President, Jocelyn Arnold, organized the first ever parking lot fundraiser. Seniors were able to paint their parking spaces.