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Passing out vital information just before the public goes to the polls, Dale Crossett hopes to sway the still undecided. Discussing the recent elections, Cary Faircloth, Dawn Carpenter, and James Hicks are pleased with the outcome. COMMUNITY-25
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Political Recipe Take seventeen candidates, unlimited posters, three minute speeches, voter registration, and interested students. Mix well. Add campaign literature, city issues, and newspaper articles. Simmer for sever¬ al months. Yield: an exciting race for the four Hampton City Council seats. Representing the youth of Hampton, Kecoughtan student Ross Mugler was the youngest candidate making his bid for a place on the Council. The 1980 campaign centered around changes in the education system, the proposed highway plan, poor city road conditions, and the introduction of new industries into the Peninsula area. Supported by his fellow classmates, as well as youths all over the city, Ross was an example of involvement and govern¬ mental responsibility to seniors who would be voting for the first time. Bringing their ideas and opinions direct¬ ly to the student body, the candidates spoke during a special assembly at Kecoughtan and answered pertinent questions. Finally, a mock election was held on May 6, along with the city elec¬ tion. Win or lose, KHS students were learning to play the political game. Checking to see if students are registered to vote at Kecoughtan ' s mock election. Will Conley and Scott Packard work at the voting booth. Listening attentively to the city council candidates, Steve Minear, Mary Edgette, Maureen McCar- arranges his notes before initiating a discussion on fund rais- thy, and Val Doggett wait for someone to say something substantial. ing. 24-SPECIAL EVENTS
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