Middle School Students Win Awards at YMCA Junior Youth Legislature

Middle School Students Win Awards at YMCA Junior Youth Legislature 1

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School middle school students were recognized for their efforts at the YMCA’s Junior Youth Legislature Program.  James Sadie was elected as the Assistant Floor Leader while Cheyenne Hayes was named an Outstanding Statesman and Brian Anderson received the Most Outstanding Statesman Award.  Montgomery Catholic middle school students who participated in the program were Brian Anderson, Agnes Armstrong, Emily Barranco, Madison Bednarz, Kathleen Beesley, Courtney Brogden, Jennifer Doan, Ashley Donohue, Abaigeal Gilbert, Cheyenne Hayes, Steven Higgins, Kyle Hines, Haleigh Huggins, Emily Lafreniere, Aubrey Lenn, Zenia Mims, Lorie Moody, Ledariane Moore, Nadine Moussalli, James Sadie, Madison Searcy, Olivian Stephenson, and Beth Vaughan.

Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic Junior Youth Legislature award winners Outstanding Statesman Cheyenne Hayes, Middle School Government Club Sponsor Ms. Michelle Vinson, Assistant Floor Leader James Sadie, and Most Outstanding Jr. Youth Leg Statesman Brian Anderson.

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