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'S-fs., P F L .ur I C A L F r I E lchard Haggarty and Ben Shipley visit Kristy Ritticher picks up some notes on Democratic party. ifliiiib X ' 1 ,fs f sifr if A visitor to the faire speaks to students about the harm ofthe draft. Sophomore girls, Chareese Bedke and Lysha Younker ponder over the controversial Right to Life display. 32 Political Faire
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Mike Heap, as Omar Khadafi, gives the crowd a laugh. .v 'FB s 4 I M w W W ,W , H, W , f r, i 7 W ,J June Gregory takes frosh orientation in stride. -:B ' or 43'Qe. g J M' gg. Q ' . il l', Mr. Deavers asks of the world, Give me a clue. -.gf -Q-yu Wednesday Moore giggles in excitement over the trash bag she gets to wear. Pep-rallies 31 Q f ,vie me :ilk 'U
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Pete Thompson, Philip Bairley, Julie Gillespie, and John Ashwoth listen intently to a candidates Sara Grolusky and Kelli Douglas doa grcatjob as liason members Speech' for a peace promotion table, N 1 -- if Q I 4 X ., fl f exe? Q 'Z' Debates and Making Decisions T,-,ff By Jenny Selser Q :iff .ing t .. ggi' 1 V Y . 3 s James Fitzpatrick looks at the debates with satisfac- tion. Political what? asked an interested student. This seemed to be a question asked by many before October 28, the date of the political faire held every other year. The senior civics and economics classes careful- ly planned and organized the faire. Such organizations as Right to Life, League of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood, and the Sheriffs Department displayed their services and expressed their opinions. Re- presentatives from the Young Democrats, Teenage Republicans as well as liberal and Independent candidates came to gain favor for their causes. I thought the faire was pretty interesting, remarked Kim Ches- terfield. Political propaganda was available for the public to view in the quad area. The debates attracted the most varied crowd at PHS during the faire. Shah Cheema stated, The debates were very in- formative and successfully portrayed the views of candidates. The overall turnout for the sixth political faire was good. The community as well the students involved put in their best ef- fort. Jamcs Fitzpatrick commented, l thought it was a great success. The students learned a lot about the entire political pro- cess. Political Fclire 33
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