Seventeen-year-old Ana McCasland isn't afraid to be herself when it comes to running for class president.
That's why she's getting some attention for her unique posters that let her sense of humor and sarcasm shine through.
The Fairport High School junior has made 14 different posters that read, "Reasons to vote Ana for senior class president," followed by a photo and a short explanation.
One says, "Artistic," and shows her holding a stick-figure drawing labeled "Mona Lisa." Others poke fun at her dancing abilities and other (non) skills.
Perhaps the most popular image shows her standing next to classmate Matt LaChance, who McCasland explained, is popular among girls at school. The caption reads: "She knows Matt LaChance...ladies."
"When I put that picture up, it got 70 likes on Facebook," said McCasland.
Although her posters show her silly side, she is determined to be a good leader if she gets elected at the end of the month.
"I'm still very serious, and I really do love my class," she said. "Being the face of my class would be such an honor."
To see some of Ana's posters click here.
Seventeen-year-old Ana McCasland isn't afraid to be herself when it comes to running for class president.
That's why she's getting some attention for her unique posters that let her sense of humor and sarcasm shine through.
The Fairport High School junior has made 14 different posters that read, "Reasons to vote Ana for senior class president," followed by a photo and a short explanation.
One says, "Artistic," and shows her holding a stick-figure drawing labeled "Mona Lisa." Others poke fun at her dancing abilities and other (non) skills.
Perhaps the most popular image shows her standing next to classmate Matt LaChance, who McCasland explained, is popular among girls at school. The caption reads: "She knows Matt LaChance...ladies."
"When I put that picture up, it got 70 likes on Facebook," said McCasland.
Although her posters show her silly side, she is determined to be a good leader if she gets elected at the end of the month.
"I'm still very serious, and I really do love my class," she said. "Being the face of my class would be such an honor."
To see some of Ana's posters click here.
