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KEEPING TO

THE RIGHT

The main function of

the College Republican ne of the new clubs on campus this year is

volunteers was to enter­ O the College Republicans. The club mem­

tain the children with bers volunteered much of their time

games and to paint the throughout the year for several different

guests’ hands and faces. projects.

Christine Simmons is They began the year with the Bilirakus

painting an American birthday party held at the Tarpon Springs

flag on the hand of a Civic Center. In November, they helped

happy and satisfied cus­ to register the campus family. Before they

tomer. Although most of could register other voters, they first had

their clients were chil­ to become deputy registrars. They com­

dren, they painted red, pleted their volunteer work for the fall

white, and blue ele­ semester by helping Congressman

phants on the cheeks of Bilirakus with the mailing of his Christ­

a number of adults. mas cards to his constituents.

New members joined in January and

the spring semester activities began very

slowly, but things picked up with voter

registration at Countryside Mall. A trip to

Tallahassee to see the capital and to ob­

serve the legislature in session proved to

be most informative.

iimmons, T. Frauenhoffer; row two: D. Pickett, R. Burzese, D. Frauenhoffer, J. Kroeger, C. Mills

Itevenson, A. Stephens, C. Schreck; row three: M. Bryant, spon- J. Farrell, H. Baldwin, L. Yada, E.

or, M. Williamson, J. Carney, J. Yoder. three: G. Parker and M. Parker, sp