Montgomery Catholic Students Recognized at YMCA Junior Youth Legislature

Montgomery Catholic Students Recognized 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 on January 30 at the State Capitol. Gabriella Hernandez was elected as the Pro Tempore while  Patrick Whetstone, Jason Flowers, and Donovahn Wyatt were all named as Outstanding Statesman. Montgomery Catholic middle school delegates were: Jack Allen, Josie Blanks, Sarah Rose Burden, Bobby Crawford, Anna DuBois, Jason Flowers, Chandler Ford, Christian Friday, Victoria Hardy,Gabriella Hernandez, Michael Hodges, Alex Lewis, Teresa Nguyen, Katherine O’Connor, John Register, Anna Sadie, Elizabeth Speirs, Virginia Speirs, Patrick Whetstone and Donovahn Wyatt.  Montgomery Catholic High School Assistants who attended were sophomores Brian Anderson and James Sadie and senior Elizabeth Overton. The faculty sponsor was Mrs. Sarah Rech.

Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic Junior Youth Legislature award winners Outstanding Statesman Patrick Whetstone, Jason Flowers, and Donovahn Wyatt with Pro Tempore Gabriella Hernandez.

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