Last spring, the current junior class elected one special individual to represent their grade as a whole. This individual turned out to be the fully involved Jeff Rohlman.

Taking on the role of Junior Class President, Rohlman is ready to take any challenge thrown at him.

“It means a lot to be able to represent a class I have grown up with and grown to know so many of since the first grade,” said Rohlman.

Planning a successful prom for the juniors and seniors is one significant task Rohlman must take charge of.

“It feels great that I was elected to help make decisions about the biggest dance of the school year- prom,” said Rohlman.

Not only is Rohlman representing the junior class, he also represents his school by being on the cross country team.

“I love the cross country team atmosphere,” Rohlman said. “It has been great for me because i’ve met new people and it gives me something to do after school.”

In addition to playing a fall sport, Rohlman is a 3rd year engineering student who is also in the Teenage Health Consultants Club and plans on becoming a new member of Model UN.

His smarts shine through his three AP classes.

“I plan on taking 3 more AP classes senior year and I would like to get National Merit semifinalist or finalist when I take the PSAT,” Rohlman said.