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A government of the people, by the people, and for the people de- mands your vote! Students brandish political literature, discuss party platforms, and then take their turn at the mock polls on November 7.
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IT WAS THE YEAR of tele- vision mass production— and color was inaugurated on Godfrey's show. • •• STORM COATS appeared in multi-colors . . . navy blue, little-girl red chin- chilla, and tweed. • • • BOYS throughout the state were still clinging to blue jeans—even in mid-winter. • • • THE YO-YO FAD hit the junior class about play time . . . and the Charleston of the early 20's was re- vived. YOUTH DANCES at the VFW hall meant lots of shuffling feet. JUKE BOX ENTHUSIASTS wore out Good Night, Irene and Phil Harris' record of The Thing before the year was over . . . and song fests included ukuleles. While the music store re- stocked, Arthur Godfrey pushed sales by offering free lessons on TV. • • • GRADUALLY THE WEEKS WENT BY . . . sun- flower seed refuse still collected in hidden cor- ners and hallways despite an ultimatum to halt mass-use in school . . . although teachers en- thusiastically conformed to fad and fashion changes, there were still the same old book reports, and nine-weeks' tests and failure lists . . . but with the passage of time we soon forgot the dark side and it was to be the brighter mem- ories to remind us of 1950 fashions — now no longer fashionable!
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Hear yourselves as others hear you . . . on the tape recorder. Improvement always starts with the individual. Broadcasts of choir rehearsals, basketball games, speeches, news reports . . . played back to the student . . . all are part of the vast learning process. Term papers . . . magazine brousing . . . encouragement of good book reading . . . the library is a central learning area ... a strong nation is a well-informed nation! In a nation where it is a freedom to travel at will, driving courses are an informative source of traffic laws and signals . . . bene- ficial to pedestrians and potential drivers alike. Emphasis on a well written letter, accurate filing, dictaphone, good grooming ... for developing a better secretary, or a better homemaker, or a better citizen.
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