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Running for oiiice: gimmicks Z: guts lmagine it's the beginning of the year again. You were calmly sitting in the cafeteria eating your lunch when suddenly, crash! a plate dropped at the other side of the room. You looked over to see what was happening and Tim Peelen, the plate dropper, raised his arms and reminded everyone that he was running for president. lt was already time for student elections again and that was lust one of the strange things candidates did to get attention for themselves. Candidates spent many hours of time and patience planning campaigns, making wall posters, writing speeches. The freshmen showed their courage as they ran against upper classmen. And then came the big day, time for the students to cast their votes. But the candidates still had one more chance to win votes. On the day of elections, an assembly was held and the candidates told in their own way why they deserved your vote. Speeches were filled with ' imagination as some tried to impress the student body with their voices, and Matt Hardy, who ran for president, gave three short speeches guaranteed to please everybody. He had one for locks, one for the Cowboys, one for Freaks But no matter how they said it, they all had the same goal-to winl The results of the elections were announced at the first home football game against Marcos de Niza, with the main positions going to Cleta Romero, presidentg Rick Letizia, vice presidentg Holly Hutchison, secretaryg and Mary Holman, treasurer. 26 Elections 92 5.
l. Running for iunior representive, Donna Casey shows off the campaign outfit that helped her win one ol the three junior rep positions. 2. Sophomore Rhetta Romero shows support for Rick Letizia whose campaign motto was Letizia Nose Best. 3. A group of candidates await their turn to give speeches on election day. 4. Senior Barb Limmer shakes a banana at the onlooking crowd as she delivers her speech. Barb won a position on All-School Council. 5. Not an uncommon sight during election week was Diane Elston, a junior, llopping around school in her flippers. Diane was elected to the Activities Board. 6. Confidence of a happy face show senior Cleta Romero's feeling as she gives her speech at the assembly. 7. Richard Letizia does some campaigning as Doug Horsely looks on from behind. 8. Mike Savage, speaking at the campaign assembly ran for freshman Student Activities Board rep. Elections 27
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