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Boys and Girls State LYDIA HUBBARD RONALD BENALLY BILL BRADY Representative to Girls State this summer at Tucson, Arizona was Lydia Hubbard. At Girls State, Lydia learned much about local, county, and state government. Lydia was a member of the Federalist Party. She lived in the city of Saquaro of Cocopah County. Lydia ran for the office of Supreme Court Justice. Bill Brady and Ron Benally were the representatives for Boys State. The boys spent a week in Flagstaff learning about local, county, and state government. Bill was a Nationalist party member and Ron was a member of the Federalist party. Fremont City was Bill's home city. Ron's city was Cooke City. Bill was Commissioner of Roads for Fremont City. Ron ran for the state senate office. Fort Defiance Trading Post sponsored Bill Brady and Dunn Mercantile sponsored Ron Benally. The Window Rock P. T. A. sponsored Lydia Hubbard. 81
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Senator Barry Goldwater who addressed the con- vention, answered many questions about his per- sonal and political philosophy. Window Rock Journalism Students listen carefully as Senator Barry Goldwater speaks to the Arizona Inter- scholastic Press Association. Window Rock Students view a col- lection of old newspapers, in Edu- cation Building of the Arizona State University. (L-R) Raymond Nakai, Jr.; Mark Gaston; Lynda Murphy, Janice Smith. Students who attended the Navajo Youth Conference at Fort Wingate, New Mexi- co. (L-R) Thomas Kontz, Betty Mae Hickson, Patricia Ann Greymountain, Floyd Ashley. 80
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Freshman Initiation Joan Robertson and Ricky Pierce were chosen Lousiest freshman boy and girl. Well, will you marry me! !! 82 Lousy Freshmen of 1966. Are you sure they are boys!!!!
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