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2 Z . 3 , A PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS Ou'-55FlOO4f Xf xl' fo 5 Af A of ,I 2 my Z .L 8 0 .1 ATAFA ,. A ws ' 5 X 2 ,gn S-mugs kg Six students were chosen as delegates to A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. They were Mike Hankins, Jack Magaw, Tracey Parks, Robin Townsend, Jenni White, and Becky Hurd Cnot picturedj. Our delegates spent a week in Washington, D. C. studying our government, sight seeing, and meeting a wide variety of people. BOYS, AND GIRLS' STATE xii' .-lvoluklitnf L., limits I f- ' tt memes S- 'iv ll , N V L.oLU!fsw . - Ten LHS students were representatives to Boys' and Girls' State this summer. These programs give students the chance to participate in a mock government situation. Participating in Boys' State were: John Bryan, Jacky Corder, Jerry Figgins, Kelvin Moxley, Craig Pitts, Clark Sampson, Andy Taylor, and Jonathan White. Sandy Ward and Melanie Watson attended Girls' State.
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