WE ARE PIUS: Meet StuCo leaders Frances and Katelyn

In this episode of We Are Pius, Student Council President Frances Nebel and Vice President Katelyn Tran share how servant leadership, school spirit, and faith shape their senior year at Pius X. From planning homecoming and pep rallies to welcoming new families and serving the community, they reflect on what it means to lead with joy and purpose. Tune in to hear how these Thunderbolts are making an impact today while preparing to be Catholic leaders of tomorrow.

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Lincoln Pius X Catholic High School
WE ARE PIUS: Meet StuCo leaders Frances and Katelyn
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Chapters

00:38 — Episode topic & guests announced: Jeremy Ekeler introduces the focus on student leadership and welcomes seniors Frances Nebel and Katelyn Tran.

01:07 — Frances: background & activities: Frances shares her parish, roles (Student Council President), campus ministry involvement, and personal interests.

02:06 — Katelyn: background & activities: Katelyn discusses her parish, roles (vice president), yearbook, bowling, Link Crew, and travel experiences.

04:01 — Why get involved at Pius: Frances and Katelyn describe influences and motivations for deep involvement in school life.

06:36 — What Student Council does: An overview of StuCo’s purpose—from planning dances and pep rallies to supporting students and teachers.

08:01 — Joining and staying on StuCo: Explanation of the application/interview process for freshmen and the annual reapplication/voting process.

10:18 — Meetings, schedule & communication: How often StuCo meets, morning routines, mass attendance as a council, and the role of communication (including Instagram).

11:46 — Servant leadership & formation: Discussion of what effective leadership looks like at Pius—creating buy-in, serving others, and doing the hard work.

14:18 — Favorite events and traditions: The students share their favorite StuCo moments, especially Freshman Open House and homecoming activities.

16:20 — StuCo’s impact on school culture: Examples of service and morale-boosting initiatives—coffee carts, ice cream welcomes, and community outreach.

19:55 — Goals for the year: Plans to serve the school and wider community, engage feeder schools, and empower each grade with meaningful responsibilities.

22:19 — Dream outcomes & lifelong leadership: Big-picture hopes for StuCo—making every student feel known, building leadership skills that continue after graduation.

26:43 — Lightning round highlights: Rapid-fire personal faith moments—favorite saints, Bible verses, prayer intentions, and heroes.