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Page 30 text:
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ABOVE —Just before beginning the morning program, state vice-president Peggy Dance gives last minute instructions to spea ker Dr. Dale Baughman, Sue Akers, State Sunshine Board Chairman Mrs. Mary Helen Loveless, and Renee Westbay. RIGHT —Desperately asking for volunteers to provide overnight lodging for out of town sunshiners, president Martha Everett trys to get everyone to cooperate.
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BELOW RIGHT —On leave from Vietnam, soldiers take time to march for the retarded. BELOW —During the June 13 Hike for the Retarded, tired Joey Kramer gets a little assis¬ tance from Lou Gergely. Man walked on the moon while fighting wars against poverty, pollution, and aggression on the earth. At Crown Point High School, he organized him¬ self into an Earth Day committee to combat pollution in his home area. Not only concerned with pollution, man adopted marching as the latest American sport. He marched for US involvement in Vietnam. He marched for the hungry in Chicago and for the retarded in Crown Point. However, for three days in April, man ignored the problems stressed by the marches. He was concerned only with the dangers facing the astronaut team of Lovell, Swigert and Haise. Sur¬ viving the ordeal, man returned to his world of pollution, poverty and aggression. LEFT —Assisting CP students in their Earth Day, clean-up campaign, merchants put their trash out to be collected.
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LEFT —A captive female audience listens as Dr. Dale Baughman from Indiana State Univer¬ sity addresses the morning session. 2550Sunshine girls invaded Crown Point for State Convention. Day’s activities began with the morning program which featured Dr. Dale Baughman from In¬ diana State University. Lunch hour offered an array of enter¬ tainment. Some girls visited a wig con¬ sultant and a psychedelic flower show, while others attended a dance, coffee¬ house, and the movie “David”. Initiation of state officers, which in¬ cluded Crown Point’s State President Sandy Plumb, and the awarding of the nurse’s scholarships, highlighted the afternoon business meeting. Closing the convention, the variety show entertained the Sunshiners with various skits portraying different types of girls. 27
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