Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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shin- Student Council Elections lwo offices filled im Gjgjhggjiga, campaigning, talkinq, DOstermalcing, ff drift arorziserzzakirtg, public speaking, smilinq, if' a Qct 'ere just a of the traits observed 4: ' 5 s running for student council offices ' . X I T ,iiflffj i..', .,. '.'.-: C lf ULCITCFI. mediately, others after runoffs to get posters up, handbills out, and be able to convince people their candidate was the most worthy. Then the big moment came, when speeches had to be given to finally convince those still undecided few who could make or break a candidate's election. Four i Eiirxi zrzly cz eel: for campaigns put hardships on excellent choices were made after runoffs between the yfygjij ggi Campaign managers alike. Candidates top vote receivers in two particular races. The four elect- ' K fgisfigejf,-Q5 to wary students as the best ed were already leaders who in the past had proved only a fe:-.f days. Campaign manaqefs child themselves competent, sincere, and honest workers. Q f l N 'P U nu t r ' 'i , i l N 4 X X: jr, A11 Q , ll vm , ig , QQ , ,r i 5 sul X I . i C . ki XV L+ 1 'lc an . ' ' i A X ji v E t r 2 , ck 5 i 1 5 ' I PIII 1 , . '1 '-4' r Colorful posters sucb as this one for Jim McAdams were used Phyllis Riggan and Coy Theobalt put up posters for Coy's success- by all ot rlic candidates to influence the voters, x '- t'?tfn,..ii' all g 'X 1 Il l 1 tfff 'll' ,lllllllj . Q, tu , 1 fllwl is 'K .3n-silin', . V My Q, ' As Ia candidate for secretary of the student council, Betty Lou Wliite gives her campaign speech before the entire student body. EaVlY One bright Thursday morning, students marked ballots for tlie candidates of their choice in the student council election. ful campaign for president of the student council. ...if - .1 f 1 if f lux' it il fc rl ,, flilin lin i 1 freind r V nl YC Oi' N as N.. ,.,,,, ft lm lv 'nrzwvvv g, 'H - me .- .1 M ESS: -eff -'J---rf-4x::a.:i:. .. -...L--.gi f 'F-vv-1-tv?-Q .,-Qi- err.. , - A Y-,..5......,......---....,-... -. , V - ., .. . , , . - it ' ' Wv.,i..,, Y ,iw , ,A x , . .. . .,, . X LS' s ll M stir

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