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Jimmy Abbott Student Assistant Debbie Adams VOE Shi Shi Ahmadi FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, lndus- trial Arts Club Secretary Donna Akers Chorale, Mu Alpha Theta, YFC Bobbie Aleman Spanish Club Johnny L. Allred Marching, Stage, Symphonic Bands, Chorale, YFC, Medical Careers Club Cheaney Andress Football, Basketball, Chorale, ICT Manuel Araujo Football, Track, Student Assistant, Most Handsome Contest Gary Archer Spanish Club, Tennis John Aucoin Spanish Club Monica Babin Chorale, Deer Escorts, Medical Careers Club, YFC Lori Babineaux French Club, FTA, Science Club, Social Studies Club Denise Baggett VOE, Madrigal Choir, Chorale Kevin Bailey Bowling Club, Basketball Mans ager, National Thespian Society, Spanish Club, Student Assistant Rick Bailey Allison Ann Baker TEP, FTA, National Thespian Soci- ety Diana Baker All-State Orchestra, NHS, Orches- tra, Chorale Accompanist, Madri- gal Choir Gregg Baker Football, Student Assistant Kathy Ballard Cheerleader Donna Barnard Deer Escorts, French Club, FTA, Student Assistant PAGE 232 I SENIORS
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asa! 1 'LS- Q-1 Student election supports Ford Who are you going to vote for? was a common question heard between classes the last week of Octo- ber. Seniors were either referring to the election the senior class held on Nov. 1 or the national election held the next day. If they wished to vote in the school election, seniors had to register in their local precinct, which was any of the three government rooms, by Oct. 29. When stu- dents registered, they filled out a registration form and signed a registration list. To vote, they had to return to their precinct, present the same form and again sign the registration list to ensure the student does not vote twice. Of the 276 seniors who registered, 233 voted. Seven of these ballots were disqualified because of voting for more than one person. As opposed to the country's choice of Carter, Ford won the senior class presidential election with 140 votes as compared to Carter's 84 votes, McCarthy's 4, Maddox's 3 and Cameio's 2. A. Making use of voting facilities in Mr. Terry Goodwin's gov- ernment classroom, senior Mishaine Menard ponders her choice for president. B. Kevin Watson, senior, participates in the mock presidential election by voting in his local pre- cinct, Nlr. Don Edwards' classroom. C. After completing her ballot Flobin Dudley, senior, places it in the ballot box. D. lVlr. Goodwin shows senior Denise Baggett where to sign before voting. Q, SENIORS I PAGE 233
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