Rising Stars to have meeting on April 17, will plan for upcoming events and prepare for officer elections

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April 2, 2014

Rising Stars representatives and officers plan for possible upcoming events and discuss new club activities. “With committees, members can have a bigger impact on the club instead of having the board control everything,” junior class representative Amanda Warnock said. AINING WANG / PHOTO

Rising Stars will have its next meeting on April 17 after school in the Studio Theater room.

“We pushed the meeting a week back because of Spring break,” junior class representative Amanda Warnock said.

Rising Stars representatives and officers plan for possible upcoming events and discuss new club activities. "With committees, members can have a bigger impact on the club instead of having the board control everything," junior class representative Amanda Warnock said. AINING WANG / PHOTO — Rising Stars representatives and officers plan for possible upcoming events and discuss new club activities. “With committees, members can have a bigger impact on the club instead of having the board control everything,” junior class representative Amanda Warnock said. AINING WANG / PHOTO

The main focus of the meeting will be on choosing the new club officers for the 2014-15 school year. Candidates will have time to give a speech explaining why they think they would be the best person for the position.

According to Jim Peterson, sponsor of Rising Stars, club members can vote for a secretary, treasurer, vice president and president. Additionally, representatives are chosen for each grade level, excluding freshman representative which will be from the incoming freshmen class.

Like usual, the meeting will also have prizes and activities for club members, such as games aimed at improving acting skills.

Additional information is on the club’s Facebook page.

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