Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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School elections, class parties, parades, all-school dances, and gen- eral comradery in the halls between classes supplement the organized activities to round out a full and happy year. I

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.uma-' X 10 91, .,l' E a 'WY' Q98 -A I ,, , 0 gf ' I . . 4 ea fi LN GX 1 v The first major activity of the rj I 'stlifii' . Ai - year is our all-school election of 'fa I 2, 1. Qi Nfl FOR cheerleaders and officers for ffv-t -f--yg. -xt ' ' ,, e classes and student body. swim Y ' V A - f ' W' ' if NIMMW i X2 v , . r . ',....tSm1 Q, ' R pg . W 5 , '41 J - Arrangements for the election my , ,M V- xg- W' .-Efiff. nf are made by Miss Waltz, student M, H,,,4 ,J N I CWM 3 sw council sponsor, who is assisted 3 LJ V ' ' by members of last year's council. K' i Volunteers from the various Ak N classes serve on the election 1, z '1ff.f,,, 7 BE RN RNGEL L7 ,M 'I A Q'l'l'ilkF l4 ll PU namcg, ol Ca ndidaiP5 bein ri, yotfl' WOW boards. Campaigning is officially un- derway when managers present their candidates in assembly. Colorful posters hung in the main 'ltx hallway add spirit to the cam- paign. I M I 'llhe right to vote is a serious obligation and privilege in Senior High School, for this year ninety-two percent of the student body cast bal- lots. Senior girls made a one hundred percent ft't'UI'tl. Working at the polls is a busy but exciting job. lluties include checking registration books. hand- ing out ballots. and checking the election returns. Jacqqeafz Wu: 3 X xiilkilsg KAREN MALLORY checks the registration while Myrth Her-kel supplies a ballot. MARKING THE BALLOT is serious business with these school citizens. I