ZACHERY FRENT (left), was appointed during the Thursday, Jan. 4, Perry City Council meeting as Student Mayor for the City of Perry,
an honorary role he will serve until Feb. 1, 2018.

  As Student Mayor, Frent will assist Mayor James Huguelet (right) with various ceremonial duties, which may include ribbon cutting ceremonies,
participating in parades and ceremonies and presentation of special recognitions/proclamations. She will also have a priority privilege to speak.

  A Perry High School senior, Frent is a two-year member of NHS (National Honor Society) and a four-year member, including two-years as
president, of the Student Council.

  He is also an accomplished runner and is a three-year member of the PHS Cross Country team, including one-year as captain as well as being a
four-year member of the track team.

  Frent also works as a tech assistant for the Perry Public Schools Tech Department.

  JASON TAFT (left), was appointed during the Thursday, Nov. 2, Perry City Council meeting as Student Mayor for the City of Perry,
an honorary role he will serve until Dec. 7, 2017.

  As Student Mayor, Taft will assist Mayor James Huguelet (right) with various ceremonial duties, which may include ribbon cutting ceremonies,
participating in parades and ceremonies and presentation of special recognitions/proclamations.
He will also have a priority privilege to speak.

  Taft, a Perry High School senior, has been an all “A” student throughout high school and is among the Top 10 of the Class of 2018. He is also a
National Honor Society member and Shiawassee Scholar.

  He is an active band student currently serving as Trumpet Section Leader in the Marching Band and Pep Band during the basketball season.

  Taft has also been a member of the Science Olympiad for seven years as well as the Quiz Bowl team.

  As Student Mayor, Darling will assist Mayor James Huguelet (right) with various ceremonial duties, which may include ribbon
cutting ceremonies,  participating in parades and ceremonies and presentation of special recognitions/proclamations.
She will also have a priority privilege to speak.

  As a Perry High School senior, Darling is a member of the National Honor Society, a Shiawassee Scholar and Honor Roll student.
She has been a member of the Perry Schools Band program since fifth grade, has been a Clarinet Section Leader for two years and currently
serves as the PHS band manager.

  Darling is Class Secretary for the graduating class of 2018, as well as working part time in the local hardware store. She also helps others
as a tutor and dedicates time as a volunteer.

  She says she is excited to attend college and hopes to attend the University of Michigan. She is also excited for the opportunities
that lie ahead of her.