WELLS — It takes many people to help a school run smoothly. Three times each school year, Wells High School holds a Breakfast of Champions to recognize those students and staff who help that happen.

On May 23, 19 students and five staff members were invited to the third Breakfast of Champions of the school year to be recognized for their work with a certificate and a T-shirt.

Students honored were: Talia Auen, Tyler Bartlett, Michael Curtis, Sierra Daney, Caleb Heyland, Angela Leone, Anna Libby, Hannah Moody, Natasha Nugent, Allyson O’Brien, David Osterday, Adrienne Perron, Ivy Pevear, Al Ramsdell, Matthew Rogers, Colin Sevigney, Harold Weaver, Harrison Woodman and Emilee Wooldridge.

WHS staff honored included Jay Audet, Elisa Beriau, Becca Follansbee, Emily Neville and Karen Quint.

Special guests state Sen. Ron Collins and state Rep. Kathleen Chase attended the award breakfast to recognize state wrestling champions Michael Curtis and Colin Sevigney. Collins, who received an honorary Breakfast of Champions award, read the Legislative Sentiment to honor the two wrestlers.

Breakfast of Champions was instituted in 2007 by Principal Jim Daly to recognize student and staff contributions.