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AIDING Sharon Bradshaw, candidate for Senior secretary, in putting up her posters for the election is Mark Peden, Junior president candidate. LARRY NELSON II NOW I know that candidate couldn ' t have received 3,697 votes! states Miss Jo Ann Mitchell as she, Mrs. Nita Robbins, and Mrs. Mary Brock count officer candidate votes. OBTAINING the 50 signatures required on a petition to run for class office, Mark Palmer acquires the signa- tures of Charles Parson and Kathy Rowley.
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READY for action the Parrots and Panthers move into their starting line positions awaiting the quarterback ' s call to place the ball into movement during the second period of play. ONE-ATOP the other, the cheerleaders form a pyramid to symbolize the Parrot ' s mounting spirit. WITH spirit stick in hand and a sense of pride about them, Polyites let the team know they are behind them. 15
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Poly Participates in Polytics 99 Signatures on petitions, campaign ribbons, pos- ters, and speeches characterized the week Poly students elected class officers. October 22-30. Elections began as those wishing to run for office met with Miss Jo Ann Mitchell on October 22 to discuss requirements. Before a student was con- sidered a candidate in the election he had to acquire the signatures of 50 of his classmates on a petition. Halls soon filled with posters, bearing the names of those seeking office. On the morning of the election, students gathered in the auditorium to listen to the one-minute speeches given by each candidate. All were urged to consider each candidate and vote for those they felt most qualified to represent the student body. Immediately following the assembly students went to period one to cast their votes. Excitement mounted as ballots were counted and the final tally was revealed to the student body during sixth period. ATTEMPTING to gain votes for a victory as sopho- more secretary May Helen Wheatfall offers her plea to the assembly of students. YOU cute thing, you! David Ayars, junior candidate for president, prepares himself to give his campaign speech to the student body ASSUMING the jobs of senior class officers, Debbie Bailey and Gary Dobkins help Mr. Richard Boyd tally senior activities votes. m ■ ? r
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