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During his campaign speech. Bill Baskervill and his helper Kathy Wood demonstrate the golfing skills that he feels are necessary in order to be a good class officer. Surrounded in a world of banners and posters, students listen to one of the candidates ' speeches. Those running for offices had a week to prepare banners, posters, cards and other campaign gimmicks in an effort to be able to serve as an officer. During class elections, each 20 Elections
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Whether frantically rushing to finish Junior-Senior decorations, or counting the days until graduation, students always look forward to special events throughout the year— the banners, speeches, smiles, tears, of school elections. Or the intricate floats, old friends, and exciting victory of Homecoming. Or the Polynesian Paradise, soul music, and perfect date of Junior-Senior. No matter what the occasion, everyone gets in on the action. After five years of participation, preparation, procrastination, they throw their diplomas over the goal post to climax that long-awaited event special to everyone— graduation, the final brush stroke on the collage of 1969.
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Avid listeners consider speeches of the candidates during SCA elections, (far left). Mike Crews marks his ballot after hearing speeches during senior elections, (left). With great enthusiasm these boys show their support for their candidate after he has completed his speech, (below). Campaign fever invades HCHS during elections class meets individually, while the entire student body meets together for SCA elections. While the nation was involved with choosing a new president, HCHS students were concerned with electing their own leaders. Elections, both class and SCA elections, played an important part in the school year. The school was covered by the posters, banners and signs during early October as more than 60 students vied for various offices in the five grades. Following nomi¬ nations candidates had a week of making posters, talking to potential voters and preparing speeches. Each class met indi¬ vidually in the gym to hear speeches and to vote on Friday. Campaign fever invaded the school again in February when students elected SCA officers for the 1969- ' 70 term. The usual campaigning was followed by an assembly in which candidates presented speeches to the entire student body. Stu¬ dents elected Luther Matthews to head the new slate of officers for the coming year. Elections 21
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