Wingspan: What are your goals as student body president?

Hancock: “I am really excited for this opportunity to run. One of my goals would be just to unite the student body. I know that we are all in different places and different activities doing different things, but it’s just awesome when we come together and it just creates an awesome school spirit and just makes school more fun. I would really love to promote that. I’m also really big on servant leadership so I will do my best to be there for anyone who needs me and I recognize that, if given this position, it’s not about me, it’s not about what I can get out of it I’m doing it for the student body.”

Wingspan: What sets you apart from the other candidate?

Hancock: “Well, Rileigh and I are really good friends, so we’re excited to be running together but one thing that might set me apart a little bit from Riley is I really just enjoy all types of people and I just enjoy being friends with everyone, basically. I think that there is greater benefit in being friends with everybody and having connections with every person in a group and it just makes you feel more connected at school or in any specific activity and so I think that that can lend itself to school connectivity just if I can promote more connectivity and intermixing of different types of people from different backgrounds and different activities it just makes for an awesome school environment.”

Wingspan: How would you help better foster school spirit?

Hancock: “Student Council is recognized as a leadership organization and I think we are looked up to as such so I think that Student Council has the ability to influence the school and when student council shows the enthusiasm and the support and excitement for school events then it is my hope that it would spread to the student body and that everyone would get excited.”

Wingspan: What are your goals as student body president?

Horcher: “Some of my main goals as student body president would definitely be to create a unity in the campus and to make every student who walks in the doors every morning feel welcome and invited and recognize different groups of people, different clubs, different grade levels and just make everyone feel excited to be at the school and to be a part of the school spirit that is the Redhawk Nation.”

Wingspan: What sets you apart from the other candidate?

Horcher: “I think the thing that definitely sets us apart is that we come from different leadership backgrounds and that she’s in Red Rhythm and I’ve been in cheer, but other than that, we’ve been great friends since fourth grade. We’re both super excited to be running and we both are just beyond honored.”

Wingspan: How would you help better foster school spirit?

Horcher: “I definitely think a leader should have a desire for school spirit and a passion for getting people involved and finding new ways to reach out to people differently and I definitely have a love for all of that because I am crazy involved and I absolutely love it. I wouldn’t have it any other way; it’s made me who I am today.”