General Amherst High School - Student Council

Student Council

General Amherst has long been known throughout Ontario for its strong leadership and Student Council activites. The structure upon which the student parliament and its constitution are organized has been used as a model for other area secondary schools in the region for over two decades. The following is a table of the student council's Prime Ministers and Deputy Prime Ministers since the 1993-1994 school year:

School Year Prime Minister Deputy PM
2012-2013 Michael West Alex Leroux
2011-2012 Scott Sanger Nick Jones
2010-2011 Katherine Deluca Meaghan Marton
2009-2010 Blair Connelly Katherine Deluca
2008-2009 Sean Robinson* Brett Hedges
2007-2008 Chris Janssen Evan Barnes
2006-2007 Camille Dipaolo Daniella Danese
2005-2006 Justin Mackie Derek Renaud**
2004-2005 Robert Ouellette* Kurt Kraler
2003-2004 Charlie Simpkins* Wes Ewer
2002-2003 Lindsay Thrasher Melissa Danese
2001-2002 Dave W. Ouellette Victor Kielbasa
2000-2001 Dave W. Ouellette (none)
1999-2000 Natasha DiNardo Peter Bortignon
1998-1999 Adam Bramburger Jennifer Wilson
1997-1998 Krista Sampson Melissa DiCarlo
1996-1997 Andria Del Rizzo Adam Bramburger
1995-1996 Stacey Grant Andria Del Rizzo
1994-1995 Dave Brewin Adam Dukelow
1993-1994 Adam Dukelow Dave Brewin

- (*) denotes recipient of GECDSB Prime Minister of the Year award
- (**) denotes recipient of GECDSB Deputy Prime Minister of the Year award

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