Color Clay Classic 2018 MASTER

COLORCLAYCLASSIC| Page 8 | eighth grade
Up, Up, and Away
Eighth graders look back at their
time at Clay
theRACE
for
SENATE
The campaign is on. Over ten
candidates are running, but only
two can win. It?s a competition for
the two Carmel H igh School
Senate seats.
A meeting was held on M ay
8, and it was the official start date
for the campaign. Students
running are required to get 50
student signatures, 5 teacher
signatures, 1 guidance signature,
and 1 parent signature.
Up until the election on M ay
24, students were allowed to
advertise. They could make five
posters to hang up in the school,
as well as have a speech ready on
election day.
Kirby Biggs, a student
running, said that she wanted to
be on Senate because she would
love to have the leadership
experience in high school. She
plans to relate to other students to
win over votes in her speech.
Another student running,
Dhillon Parikshak, wanted to be
in Senate so he could be able to
plan and participate in school
events. H is plan is to have a strong
relatable speech.
After the speeches on M ay 24,
eighth grade students returned to
their classes to vote on who they
thought would be the best two
candidates for Carmel H igh
School Senate.
Story by Nyle Nasir, Chris Nae,
James Lenos and Cooper Rigney
What was your
favorite
MEMORY from
Clay?
The eighth graders have
been at Clay for three years
now, and they have a lot of
fun memories to share.
By Emmy Brown
Julia
"
H enn
I liked the field
trip in seventh
grade grade to
the Sate
Museum,
because it was so
cool and fun.
"
Em ily
"
Slade
In seventh grade I
did a study on Mr.
Stewart's diet. It
was really fun
because I tried to
get him to eat
healthier.
"
D ylan
Boyer
"
I liked the
Washington D.C.
trip because it
was fun and
informational.
"