Carlmont students prepare for the 2014 ASB election

Marco Sevilla, ScotCenter Segment Editor • February 26, 2014

Carlmont Junior and Vice President Candidate Nico Camerino excitedly waits for the results of the election. — Carlmont junior and Vice President Candidate Nico Camerino excitedly waits for the results of the election.

Each candidate got creative with their campaign and posted colorful posters and flyers all around school to promote their name before the election.

Junior Elise Dimick poses excitedly next to one of her campaign flyers. She and Elias Sebti ran for ASB President where the whole school voted for them. — Junior Elise Dimick poses next to one of her campaign flyers. She and Elias Sebti ran for ASB President where the whole student body could vote for them.

Senior class president candidate Omid Afshar serving cookies to potential voters before they head to the voting booths. — Senior class president candidate Omid Afshar serving cookies to potential voters before they head to the voting booths. Afshar said, “It’s been a great experience campaigning with my friend Nico Camerino. Win or lose, I’ll definitely remember this campaign as one of the best experiences from high school.”

Some candidates got creative with their publicity by arranging their flyers in different ways. Junior candidate Elias Sebti spelled out his name in the quad.

The freshman, sophomore and junior classes had to separate their votes into these bins before they are counted.

Juniors Kira Roman and Jared Gutierrez carefully decide who to vote for before turning in their ballot.

Junior Amber Governale helped her friends Omid Afshar and Nico Camerino with their presidential campaign by using her artistic ability to make their flyers. Governale said, "It was a really fun and creative experience that I was definitely glad to be a part of." — Junior Amber Governale helped her friends with their presidential campaign by using her artistic ability to make their flyers. Governale said, “It was a really fun and creative experience that I was definitely glad to be a part of.”Carlmont students waited in line before they chose their candidates for the 2014-2015 school year.

Carlmont students waited in line before they chose their candidates for the 2014-2015 school year. — Junior Amber Governale helped her friends with their presidential campaign by using her artistic ability to make their flyers. Governale said, “It was a really fun and creative experience that I was definitely glad to be a part of.”Carlmont students waited in line before they chose their candidates for the 2014-2015 school year.

Many of the presidential candidates put all their artistic effort into creating flyers to promote their campaign. — Many of the presidential candidates put all their effort into creating flyers to promote their campaign.

Associated Student Body (ASB) members, Claire Porter and Kristen Friis checked students' IDs to determine which ballot they would receive. — Associated Student Body (ASB) members, Claire Porter and Kristen Friis checked students’ IDs to determine which ballot they would receive.

ASB member and Junior Vice President poses next to one of his campaign flyers, anxious to see the results of the upcoming election.

Carlmont students carefully vote for their favored candidates at the voting tables during lunch.

ASB member and Junior Anna Shutovska is excited to take the position of ASB Vice President next year.

Senior Class Vice President candidate Nico Camerino got creative with his campaign and invested in buying these cookies. — Afshar and Camerino got creative with their campaign and invested in buying these cookies with their faces printed on them.

About the Contributor

Marco Sevilla

Marco Sevilla, ScotCenter Segment Editor

Marco is a senior at Carlmont and a campus photographer and staff writer for Scot Scoop and The Highlander. He loves photography, writing, making videos and singing. In his spare time he likes to jam out with friends, explore, and travel.

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Carlmont students prepare for the 2014 ASB election