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David Dunn, candidate for S.C.A. president, urges the student body to give him their support. Carolyn Powell illustrates the importance of mathematical ability for a candidate for class treasurer. Asking student support for S.C.A. president, Hop Meeler emphasizes the importance of this job. 21
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Political Pot Boils Twice for Students Elections play an important role in the life of all students. Whether voting for class of¬ fices or for S.C.A. officers, each student realizes the importance of his vote. To run for a class office, a student must be nominated by the S.C.A. representatives of his class. On the other hand, to run for an S.C.A. office, the Student Council presi¬ dent appoints a nominating committee of teachers and students. Other students may run if they are petitioned by fifty students or more. A week of extensive campaigning then begins with voting following on Friday. Around the school, students can note a candi¬ date ' s interest by his posters, signs, and cam¬ paign cards. The real test comes on Friday with cam¬ paign speeches. Here undecided students may choose their candidates by the speeches given. Election returns are announced by the principal at the end of the election day. Doris Talley, candidate for Junior Class secretary, ex¬ claims, I ' m very good at taking shorthand, because the Good Lord gave me two of them! The student body takes active interest in speeches at the S.C.A. elections. 20
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Betsy Branum looks at one of the paintings at the North Carolina Museum of Fine Arts. Trips Provide Sparkle for Learning 22 C.S.P.A. delegates Bill Holt and Chuck Seabolt read a New York Times in Penn Station while waiting for the long ride home.
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