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Diane Mahfouz, right, directs painting of Japanese figure for Democrat campaign. Assisting are Connie Randall and Susan Byrne. As party literature increased, length of plait extended. ui Linda Gremillion managed Dixiecrat party meeting. Studying voting machine, Lucille San- chez prepared for casting ballot. will W 1
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Dripping Pine Tree Song closed Helen Crooks, Connie Randall, Pearl ' A Ceasar, and Nora John-son's report on Pelican Girls' State. Kathryn Perkins, Sally Daigre, and Cynthia Bonnette reported on Leadership Workshop at USL. Sandra Matassa also went. Lending sacred tone, Mass of Holy Ghost, celebrated by Rt. Rev. A. Olinger, recalled purpose of school year. It is good to be greeted by compatriot when arriving from La Ceiha, Honduras. Elha and Edith Gutierrez, from Mara- caibo, Venezuela, assist with luggage as Diamentino Memhrano, from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, welcomes Ana Maria Gallardo. I3
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f campai n vivid 'Tainting the town, candidates and supporters paraded through business and residential sections of Alexandria. Spirits aflame, Providence Democrats and Dixiecrats vied in first Week of school cam- paign for student council offices. A Democratic victory gave coveted positions to Pearl Ceasar, presidentg Connie Randall, vice-president, Beulah Randall, secretaryg and Susie Adries, treasurer, over Linda Rue. Leading the opposition was Helen Crooks, for president, Sandra Matassa, vice-presidentg Sandra Gremillion, secretaryg and Ellen Petrus and Carolyn Leatherman for treasurer. At convention of both parties, candidates made last appeals. Sandra Matassa and Helen Crooks exhibit Dixiecrat poster on which Democrats Pearl Ceasar and Connie Randall sug- gest change. I5
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