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UJB ClMTiLbCHM AFTER THE CHEERS AND PARADES— Schaul, Kaiser, and Grossman are declared the winners. SPRING — bringing with it the satisfaction, frustra- tion, and exhaustion of Election Week. For three hectic, noisy campaign days, Shaker ' s staid halls became the scene of chaos, clamor, and confusion. The campaign was waged in the halls and in the auditorium, in the classroom and in the cafeteria. The age-old booster problem, lunch period study halls, and such momentous issues as the selling of tea in the lunch line were brought before the student body at the campaign as- sembly. And then the shouts and the cheers died down, and Ned Grossman, Louis Schaul, and Janie Kaiser were declared the winners. ELATION — Gordon Gray announces to campaign man- ager Janet Green that her candidate, Louis Schaul, is the new veep. 27
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EXPOUNDING THE VIRTUES of their candidate, the Stemheimer twins sound off for Gerber. Chaos, Clamor, Confusion Mark Election Week UNRESTRAINED ENTHUSIASM, which keynotes the three hectic days of campaigning, is reflected on the faces of parading Shakerites.
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ftpHUE AT THE END OF THE DAY, the halls seem long and lonely. JUNE — an end and a beginning. It is a time for nostalgia over a year gone by and a time for anticipation for the summer to come. Seniors walk down the long corridors for the last time as high school students. During the year, the halls seemed to stretch out interminably before their eyes, but then, almost without warning, they reached the last door — and stepped into the world. There is nostalgia and there are memories: empty pop bottles on the tables at the last dances, the half-remembered strains of music softly playing, a hazy memory of all the friends that helped give our life meaning during 1959-1960. JUNE — an end and a beginning. School is over; summer is rushing in. For the aging Senior, another year of youth has ended; but a whole new life spreads out before him. 28
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