Sapphire leaders shine through
Mullins makes her mark \\ Getting her belt tied for the first time by 2016-2017 Senior Lieutenant Lexy Rel, sophomore Hannah Mullins earned the rank of Lieutenant May 12. The new officer line received their belts and batons during the first ever officer reception, where they also posed for pictures and did officer strut as a line for the first time.
May 18, 2017
tAfter three dances, two interviews and week long tryout process, 17 Sapphire officer and sergeant candidates were narrowed down to six lieutenants, five sergeants and one captain. Judged on creativity, leadership, teaching and dancing ability, each of the chosen candidates proved to be the best of the best in these categories.
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![Academic Success // Senior Angela Lamarche takes a photo with her family as she receives the news of her Birmingham Scholarship. Every school year, the top 10 students from the senior class are selected to receive this award. This year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, rather than announcing the award at school, principal Mike Williams surprised students by visiting their homes and presenting the scholarship to them personally. “I didn’t know Mr. Williams was coming to my house,” Lamarche said. “It was a complete surprise. I really wanted to shake his hand or give a high five but because of [the coronavirus] we just awkwardly stood there. Luckily, it was also the one day I decided to actually get ready.](http://wehsblueprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IMG_0133-475x356.jpg)
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