Helix High School - Tartan Yearbook (La Mesa, CA)

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If you had been strolling around the campus of University ofCalifornia at Davis during the week July 6-13, you might have seen Nancy Zitren playing her role in representing Helix at Girls' State this year. Each floor of the dorms they stayed in was a separate city, Nancy's being Carson City of which she was elected 'streasurer . With speakers such as Govemor Reagan, along with panel discussions, Nancy agreed that in the 'heaven in the midst of realityi' as it was called, she gained a wealth of knowledge and experience as the students leamed by participating. Seniors Share Experiences at Girls', Boys' State MFLASH! According to the latest scoop, our Senior Class President ran for the office of Govemor of Califomia! But isnit that im- possible? No! In fact, Bill Smelko was also named Chairman of the Califomia State Senate while representing Helix at Boys' State this year. Bill reported that he gained a sense ofbeing a part of a great program that provided many opportunities for advanced study in practical politics. Because of this experience, he felt he had many chances in which to leam to depend on himself and on his newly found friends in order to succeed in the real world. In conclusion, Bill resolved that Boys' State is truly a once in a lifetime learning experience meant for enjoyment. -tif' fmfsigtyg 5625535 Can you imagine being Judge-for-a-day? John Lillich had the honor of experiencing this feeling when he acted as Municipal Judge while representing Helix at Boys' State from June 20-27. John reported that they leamed about American govemment through their own practices and experiences in the model govemments that were set up. Serving also as Chairman of Publicityi' for party campaigns, John met with different situations and varied attitudes from the other boys from all over the state. Most important, he felt he learned about what the future holds, and how to develop his own.

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