Officially Inducted Our New STUCO!

PUBLISHED ON May 13, 2024

It's official! Our Student Council inducted new members recently, and we could not be more excited to see what each of them have to offer Archbishop Chapelle! Our 2023-2024 Student Council Executive Board presented the new 2024-2025 Executive Board with each of their office symbols. 2023-2024 Student Body President, Katie Pertuit, shared her Farewell Address, and 2024-2025 Student Body President, Sophie Panzavecchia, shared her Welcome Address.

This was followed by the 2023-2024 Executive Board Members inducting the newly-elected Class Officers for each grade-level. It was a great ceremony, and the family members of the STUCO members attended a reception after in our Fine Arts Lobby.

See below for a full list of the 2024-2025 Student Council positions:

2024-2025 Executive Board:

President - Sophia Panzavecchia

Vice President - Avery Schexnaydre

Secretary - Stella Merrill

Treasurer - Ava Beaudean

Historian - Chloe Tujague

Class Presidents:

Senior - Avery Young

Junior- Samantha Fairchild

Sophomore- Audrey Dubuc

Freshman- Anna Claire Occhipinti

Class Vice Presidents:

Senior - Averey Dunn

Junior - Kelsey Doyle

Sophomore - Mia Impastato

Freshman - Lauren de la Gardelle

Class Secretaries:

Senior - Rachelann Potter

Junior - Cate Jouet

Sophomore - Kendall Allen

Freshman - Ava Kennedy

Class Treasurers:

Senior - Dalila Gulati

Junior - Maddy Heintz

Sophomore - Victoria McCann

Freshman - Reese Follette

Class Historians:

Senior - Katie Scuderi

Junior - Abby Hebbler

Sophomore - McKenzie Verges

Freshman - Charlotte LaHatte

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