Student Life

Mock Elections 2019

Mock election poster for 2019.

Trysten Whittington, Staff Writer
March 8, 2019

Mock elections have been a high school tradition for as long as people can remember. Parents, grandparents, and even great grandparents can talk to us about about their funny “Mock Elections.”

But the class of 2019 is doing it their way…. Drama stirred, punches were thrown, and fights were fought.

The Mock election results can be seen at the “T”; there you will see that two of the elections are cut from the large paper… These elections were cut from the paper listing the results because the students who were elected were very mad about this decision. The categories were worst driver and class heartbreaker. Traditionally, there is a male and female chosen for each category.

There were some mock election results this year that were said to be to “brutal” Others would say that some of these students are taking these elections way too seriously and are getting very worked up about it. Mock elections are supposed to be a joke, hence the name “mock.”

“I don’t think it’s a bad thing, I think I have changed a lot over the four years,” said Anna Pruess ‘19, who was chosen for Most Changed.

The complete list is as follows:

Class Heartbreaker: Avery Peters and Tristan James

Biggest Bromance: Caleb Rogers and Korbin Ridderman
Best Sisterhood: Maddi Riston and Maci Biesada

Class Couple: Madison Rice and Ryan Maturen

Most Athletic: Shanyn Jewell and Isaac Davis

Best Driver: Madeline English and Thomas Engelmann

Best Hair: Haylie Chamberlin and Trysten Whittington

Best Eyes: Mackenzie Martin and Jacob Leeger

Best Style: Claire Boso and Gabe Torres

Take Home to Mom: Rachel Bosch and Grant Winenger

Most Spirited: Olivia Barnhart and Ben Harnden