Bailey Reagan

“Hey, Hey.” I heard that you all wanted to “Save the World” and wanted to “Never Give Up on the Good Times” this year? Well, “Funny the Way it Is,” so do I! But, before we do that, I guess I’ll give you a little “Introduction.”

 

First off, “My Name is Jonas.”

Okay, “False Start.”

 

I am Bailey Reagan and I all ready know what you are thinking… Yes, my Irish father thought it was a good idea to name me after an alcohol. I am a Communication Management and Design and have minors in Sports Studies and Writing.  I have been called a townie before since my “Home Life” is just twenty minutes up the road in Cortland, New York. I have the honor of serving as your Vice-President for “The Sweet Year” we have ahead! Can you believe that I am the only “Girl” on the e-board? I guess not everyone  knows “Who Runs the World…”

 

At first, I thought that I was completely “Over my Head” when I decided to run for executive board. I ran for so that we could have a school year leaving us absolutely “Speechless,” but, more importantly, I ran because I wanted to play a role in motivating over 1,000 “AMAZING” individuals to work towards getting involved and giving back. I know that all we have planned for this year, will truthfully have the school thinking we are “Not Another Senior Class.”

 

Aside from serving as your Vice-President, I will be having a ballin’ time as the Executive Director of Student Activities Board and training to run in my first half marathon! I like to “Give a Little More” so I will also be spending my time coordinating Concert for a Cure and working on a new sustainable education and art program called “Sprouts.” Did I mention that I am working as a virtual project assistant for an incredible organization called the Front Row Foundation? You totally have to “Check it Out.”

 

I really like my “Bass Down Low” and could definitely “Dance4Life.” So if you ever want to put your “Dancing Shoes” on with me, go for a “Run, Run, Run,” sit at the “Cinema” and “Relax,” or want to learn about all of the songs that I used in this biography then “Call me Up.”

 

Whether you think this year is going to be a “Bittersweet Symphony” or has us “Twirling Towards Freedom,” I have a  “Feelin’” that is going to be a memorable one.

 

Keep it Real, my friends.