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April 21, 1967 Edited by Gayle Fleming THE GRANTONIAN 3 Voters' Aid Three enter presidency race Experiences in organizing told by candidates for vice-president What experience have you had in organizing activities? Douglas Harrower Robert Heldfond Neil Jacobson Do you want this office for your personal advancement or for that of the school? I am running for Student Body President because I believe that I can serve the school as well as educate and advance myself as a person. Through this office I can learn how to work with oth ers as well as help work for the improvement of the school. —Doug Harrower Obviously any candidate for this office has both goals in mind while running. Yet, the presidency is something more, it is not an empty honor, nor is it a nomination for “status symbol of the year”. For me, it is an op portunity to express my ideas, and have them enacted. —Bob Heldfond Anyone who answers question honestly must say that he wants it for both reasons^ One of my main reasons is that-1 hon estly feel that I can improve stu dent government by doing all I can to get more students of all classes involved and interested in student government. —Neil Jacobsen Plans 'if elected’ I have belonged to Zanika Horizon Club since my freshman year. Each person helps organize the activities, but especially the officers. I was secretary and Vice-President my frosh and sophomore years respectively. I also participate in out-of-school activities. —Linda Guess I have .experienced organizing a booth for the carnival. I have also helped in organizing various activities for the Russian Club. —Alice Rooney As sophomore class Vice-Pres ident I had to organize all com mittees for our booth in the car nival, many sales and the UGN car wash. For Girls’ League, the G.L. Handbook in 1965 and the Birthday card project in 1967. For the Latin Club, the annual dinner and carnival booth in 1966. —Elizabeth Streukens Linda Guess Secretarial hopefuls explain qualifications What are your major qualifi cations for this office? Last year I held the position of secretary of Willamette Youth Association. I have also shown an interest in the school through participation in General Council and interest clubs. As a member of executive council the secre tary should know about the in terests and activities of the stu dent body. —Patti Field An interest in student govern ment and a desire to participate in it are my major qualifications for this office. I have worked with Girls’ League and have told by prospects for service post Patricia Field learned from it how to work and cooperate with others. It would try to add fresh ideas and bring new activities to the council. —Susan Hatchard Having been different officers in interest clubs and working on committees for the Junior Prom and National Honor Society has made me aware of the responsi bilities and necessary planning behind the scehes planning in volved in any successful organi zation. The ability to work well with people is also an asset I be lieve I possess. —Karen Stone Alice Rooney Two candidates try post of athletic representative Gail Harrower Elizabeth Streukens YOU INTRIGUED BY: Radio? Television? Motion Pictures? /OU INTERESTED IN: Creative Writing? People? Susan Hatchard Karsten Musaeus Steven Turner Martha McCready What are your major qualifi cations for the office? Grant has a definite problem in its inability to be kept clean. The litter inside and around the school campus are examples of this problem. It is up to Grant students to see that their campus is an example of the great image Grant has. —Gail Harrower Karen Stone I am interested in many school activities, and I have held offices in. the German club and the United Sounds Folksingers’ club, of which I am a charter member. I would enjoy serving the stu dent body as Service Representa tive. —Martha McCready Do you believe that the poten tial of this office has been fully reached in the past? No, I don’t. There is great po tential tied into this office, A good Athletic Rep. not only in forms the student body of ath letic activities but also inspires students to take an active role in them I take great pride in Grant. I would like to give others the same feeling. —Karsten Musaeus Consider the candidates carefully As far as I can tell, the past athletic reps, have done their duties. —Steven A. Turner your answer is “Yes” and you have above-average grades —crawl, walk or run to your counselor, room 117, and fore cast EJ 1-2 (Beginning journal ism). You're Invited We’re changing—drastically. Co-educational Mt. Angel College is growing rapidly. One of the smallest private colleges in the state a couple of years ago, Mt. Angel College is now in the midst of an eight-year, $8.8 million redevelopment and expansion program. Projected student enrollment: 1,200. During this transitional period, our prime objective remains the same: to stimulate the student’s intellectual potential. Juniors and Seniors of U. S. Grant High School are invited to attend the annual Mt. Angel College Spring Arts Festival - April 28, 29 and 30. For' information & registration forms, contact the Director of Admissions MT. ANGEL COLLEGE - Mt. Angel, Oregon 97362
