Sentence examples for class secretary from inspiring English sources
noun
A person in a school's student council who takes minutes at meetings etc.
Caroline, elected class secretary, organized a discussion club.
MIT class secretary until his death, he endowed a fund for educating deserving MIT undergraduates.
Mamie Kauffman, class secretary, informed Allen that Julia was there, with Doris Gerhardt.
He has been Class Agent since 1970, Class Secretary since 1992, and Class President 1977-1982.
She was a perpetual winner in campaigns for class secretary, he a failed candidate for president.
Joel Smilow, the current class secretary, put in $15,000 and was credited for a gift of $3,501,791.
According to the Independent, he was also barred from taking on his elected role as class secretary-treasurer. .
In 1905, the Class Secretaries organized to form what is now called the Cornell Association of Class Officers, which meets annually to develop alumni class programs and assist in organizing reunions.
In Clinton, Obama has a Baker-class secretary of state.
So that means these guys: GOP Attorney General John Suthers, who's teaching law classes; Secretary of State Scott Gessler, if he starts down the moonlighting path again; and Dwayne Romero, whom Hick appointed to lead the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.
As I was sitting, slightly more uncomfortably than usual, in my third-period economics class, a secretary walked in and handed my teacher a note.
