Clay Student Council Talent Show 2019

The Clay Student Council conducted its annual talent show on the afternoon of Tuesday, November 26, 2019.

The winners were Mallory Swords (First Place), Corvan Clark (Second Place), Abi Miller & Angel Stump (Third Place-tie), and Cassidy Bazler (Fan Favorite).

Thanks to all those who attended and especially to all those who performed.

Clay Student Council 2018-19

Student Council Members

Student Council Officers
President - Shaelyn Vassar
Vice President - Delanie Gilliland
Secretary/Treasurer - Chase Hudson

Freshman Class Officers
President:  Gavin Cayton
Class Representative - Austin Smith
Secretary/Treasurer - Liam Garrison

Sophomore Class Officers
President - Andrew Brown
Class Representative - Emily Clausing
Secretary/Treasurer - Evan Woods

Junior Class Officers
President - Jaelyn Warnock
Class Representative - Caden Cline
Secretary/Treasurer - Hannah Phipps

Senior Class Officers
President - Lila Brown
Vice President - Sydney Barney
Class Representative - Tyler Phillips
Secretary/Treasurer - Elisa Collins

2019-20 Student Council

Student Council Members

Student Council Officers
President - Jaelyn Warnock
Vice President - Gage Keller
Secretary/Treasurer - Reece Whitley

Freshman Class Officers
President - Mallory Swords
Vice President - Marilyn Colley
Class Representative - Angel Stump
Secretary - Ava Coburn
Treasurer - Amadea Everman

Sophomore Class Officers
President - Gavin Cayton
Class Representative - Austin Smith
Secretary/Treasurer - Liam Garrison

Junior Class Officers
President - Andy Brown
Class Representative - Emily Clausing
Secretary/Treasurer - Evan Woods

Senior Class Officers
President - Hannah Phipps
Vice President - Caden Cline

Bags of Hope - Students/Community Donate for the Holidays

Bags of Hope.  Thirty families were helped by the generosity!

The Clay students and community brought in 1,200 (plus) items of food and $127.28.  The staff and outside participants brought in an additional $700.00. The fifth grade was our winner for the elementary (bringing in 309 food items) and the twelfth grade was our winner for the high school (bringing in 125 items).  The fifth grade also brought in the most money ($38.79).  Both the 5th and 12th grades will be rewarded with a party after the break! 

Sonora's restaurant donated all the hams for the bags.  Please make sure you thank them and support their business!

We were able to help 30 families. This exceeds the number we have done in the past by five.  Plus, with the help of some of the staff, a child in the district was given some Christmas presents.

The Clay Student Council counted, sorted, organized, and helped load everything. The Clay Key Club (Mrs. Everman and Mrs. Armes) collected winter items. Each family's box had gloves and hats added.  Thanks also go out to Lori Scott, Lisa Phillips, Erica Willis, Nannette Haney, and ALL those who help each year!  Portsmouth Daily Times article.