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fi' 1. OIF! f' ,. X f fl it ' up I if I lad 5 W F I J., . S' ' C, I l Student elections teach responsibility. Being co-president of the senior class has been an experience that has taught me many things that l will never forget. l've learned to work hard, get by on little sleep, pass test without studying land fail tests with- out studyingj, and sacrifice my spare time. But, most important, l've learned to deal with people. While being co-president, l've dealt with people ranging from irate students to ever helpful teachers tand vice versaj, from businessmen who want you to make every penny you can, to businessmen who want every penny you've got. Being class president has had some hard times, but, all inall, it's been a bIast. These were the feelings of Tim Gardner who was the president, along with Buddy of the senior class. 'By being elected to positions, the student is given the rare opportunity to exercise and expand his leadership qualities. It givesfthe individual expe- rience on dealing with people ar their needs. He has the chance make decisions that affect' a whc group and stand up for these det sions. The best thing about this that the students learn and bene from each others' mistakes, bi mostly from each others' examples. l. The senior class officers, headed by Bud Dunn, enact the 12 years of school in the sen variety show. I 2, Rodney Gaudin explains the new voting proc dure for Student Council elections. 3. Students took time out of classes to go to t library and vote for student council candidates 4. Senior class co-president, Tim Gardener, enio the sun at the senior picnic. 5. John Lax, president of the student council, intl duces Jake Pickle at an assembly sponsored the student council. 6. John Pike, who was running for president oft ggiddent council, makes a speech to the stude y. 7. Kim Morales and Alice Aldrige build school pri: at a pep rally. 8. Those running for positions for student count often got friends to pass out campaign prom: ers to the students who were coming to vote.
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