Kena is a four-year member of Student Council. Currently, she serves as the vice president, and during her sophomore year, she served as class secretary. Kena is also the vice president of the National Honors Society, and she a member of Interact Club and the girls flag football and soccer teams, where she served as captain for the past two years. Kena enjoys getting involved and volunteering. Providing service to her community is a way for her to give back and have fun at the same time. Her passion for helping others is so great that she became a Wildcat Focus mentor for freshmen, a Youth Challenge volunteer, and a member of the Mayfield Service-Learning Program.  

Kena is excited to see how the Rainbow Run has grown over the past four years, and she hopes that this is the most successful year yet. It is a great opportunity for family and friends to come together, have fun, and raise money for a good cause.

Vivian has been a member of Student Council since her freshman year when she served as class secretary. Currently, she is enjoying her role as treasurer. She is also a four-time varsity letterman and captain for the volleyball team. Off the court, Vivian is a member of the National Honors Society, Interact Club, Italian Club, and a Wildcat Focus mentor. Vivian enjoys the camaraderie that these clubs offer as well as the opportunities they provide for community involvement.

Vivian is so excited to be a part of the Fifth Annual Rainbow Run! She has fond memories of the inaugural Rainbow Run, in which her sister, Nadia, was one of the co-founders of the event. Now, as a senior, Vivian is honored to take the reins and grow the legacy of this this amazing event.

Dea is the secretary of Student Council, and she has been a member of the club all four years. She previously served as sophomore class treasurer. In addition to student council, she is president of the National Honors Society, a Wildcat Focus mentor for freshmen, a member of Interact Club, and she played on the Varsity Girls Tennis Team. Outside of school, Dea is a summer volunteer at University Hospitals as well as a Youth Challenge volunteer, where she focuses on bringing adapted sports and activities to children with physical disabilities. Dea also went on the Ohio City Service Immersion Trip in which she worked together with a team of students on a variety of urban and environmental issues.  

Dea is excited to be a part of the Rainbow Run and make a difference in her community. She hopes to see the Rainbow Run continue to grow in the future.