McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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-Q--- - . -1. ANYTCWN f BUYS' GIRLS' STATE While celebrating Boys' State Day, Miriam l-luish and a fellow Girl Stater participate in an enthusiastic, early morning breakfast presentation for her city. if 'nam' ' 'H-.Q if-' W v v -Av .QQ , .MF . ,- it 1, f' fn-sf-f ,tg-ml,--.ffl Q- an ,.pQ3' . fr. - .3 .4 fb Q, . ' li, sf. S 32,2 f l ,f l A 'V ,J 1 1- ff- tl NJ t. 4 'Wi' if flu .4 'V' lf' -uf .. - ,, ' - '-.' . AW A break in the agenda provides Kurt Tingey and Tom Talbott a chance to relax. Providing entertainment, fellow Anytowners comically toss a frisbee. Daily get-togethers amuse Kathy Sumpter, Calla Jo, and Newman, as they harmonize to the Junior Bird Man. h . 'if' -xl Jani jf- w i -1N.7xXX 'Sit if , H is fk Boys' State-Kevin McCrary, Kurt Tingey, and John Caseyr 28--HONORS

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onventions s temperatures surpassed the 100 degree mark, nytown delegates escaped to he Sky Y and Mingus Mountain. he two camps served as the estinations for the 6 McClintock nvoys to the conventions. Anytown participants ventured nto seven days of discussion and nto workshops under the cool Prescott pines. Topics ranged rom community to world pro- Elems and leadership, in tudents' quest for sensitivity. While discovering new objec- ives, the candidates encountered 'nany people with similar in- erests. I made more friends in week at Anytown than I ever possible. lt was great and worthwhile, reflected Newman. Former Anytowners interview- candidates extensively in order enable them to qualify for this Among the many ap- ucants, winners were chosen for heir attitudes and opinions. Spark Varied Friendships Girls' and Boys' State. The hands-on government introduc- tion provided each participant a chance to ideally experience America's foundations. During the six-day event, the candidates were subjected to many elections and workshops in which McClintock was represented. Among the similar young leaders, a prevalent and overall feeling encompassed the Staters. Miriam Huish concluded, Girls' State is a neat experience. You make life-long friends with similar interests. Even if you don't win an election, you're still a winner, just by being there. nytown delegates weren't the students moving about the Six Chargers traveled to McClintock at both Girls' State-Miriam Huish, Juli Stone, and Deedee Atsumi. 'ffl' N4 row: Alan Newman, Calla Jo, Kurt Tingey. Back row: Tom Talbott, Robin Benincasa, During elections, Deedee AiSUfT1i and JUN Summer. and Kenny Pilchef- Stone collaborate in their campaigns. HONORS-29