Senior Class President: JayJuan Radford
Sophia Krivoruchko and Sophia Krivoruchko
June 11, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles
Jay Juan Radford’s vision for his term as senior class president was unlike those of candidates preceding him. Going into the election, Radford was skeptical that he would win. He said he had never really seen students of color as leaders in the Tam student body and wanted to help with this proble...
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