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Page 2 RAIDER REPORTER EDITO~IAL Lately there has been a good deal of talk concerning the issue of lowering the 11ontana • voting age to nine- teen. A bill to this effect passed the legislature, was signed by the governor, and has become a referendum is- sue. It seems incredible to the legislature, but now people to look closely at cerning it. me that this bill ever passed that it has, it is up to the the matter and take action con- 1 , lliat the legislators evidently fai. led to realize is that most nineteen-year-olds have not been on their own long enough to even understand the value of money, let alone kno.r enough to look into the future to see what affect legislation could have on our State and/or Nation. Only the rare exceptions are mature enough not to be taken in by the emotional appeal of politicians, and are capable of voting intelligently. Hopefully, the general public will be able to see this, and defeat the referendum when it is presented for a vote. SL! THEP,Y SAM SEZ- \Hi folks!\ It's time for your lil 1 ole friend to slither in with another message for you. Congratulations, girls on winning the district and divisional championship cheerleading trophies. I know I 1 m a little late, but that is quite a way for me to travel, I 1 m pretty slow. Looks like the senior play was a rip snortin I success. I sure enjoyed it. Lucky for me Girard didn't lock the door to the lab,and I managed to slither down to see it. You 1 re looking good, annual staff. I bet 1,rs. Thomas is really proud of you for working hard and getting at least a few pages in on the deadline. Some of those pictures are really cute! So the rest of you kids better save up enough money to buy a yearbook; it's full of sur- prises! · ww! Juniors. That sure is pretty crepe paper for the prom. If I 1 m not in hibernation again, I'm going to slither out and see how you have it decorated. So, make it pretty. Hey, sophsI What happened to my little friends the rats? Guess you'll learn to take better care of the lab. Well, freshinen, I see you've been busy, too-----doing what, I don 1 t know!! Better close now, friends, See Ya around! Your lil I friend SLITHERY SAi'l ME !-i BER M IE A Co-Editors---------------Bill Allen, Skip Heller Business Managers--------Alice Tafolla, Jerry wells Grade News ---------------.,.--,----------Kathy Lechner Reporters--------------------Members of the st.a . ff Assisted by the Journalism Class Adviser-----------------------.Mrs, Thelma Thomas Published Monthly-----$1.00 per year April 18. 1969 STAFF NEEDS YEAR BOOKS The yearbook staff would like to own a complete file of yearbooks. Yearbooks from the fol- lowing years are :nissing: 65, 62, 58, 57, 55, 53,52, and 51. Anyone who would care to donate a copy of the above yearbooks, please contact the school. I\/l A IL 13i--, G Dear Mr. Buchholz: I am returning the pic- tures of the team and the cheerleaders. Thank you for sending them. I know that. you and the school are v e ry proud of Rita, Janet, Teresa, and Kathy, and they well de- serve your pride. We are all proud of them, too. The Class 11 c 11 tournament is a very 11 busy 11 time for all of us,but a time we all enjoy. The time and energy spent on the youth of this country will never be wast- ed. It is very gratifying to observe these fine yang people and certainly they reflect the teaching and quidance of the schools they represent. Thank you arain for your wonderful cooperation. Sincerely, l'U'S. Ken Dow, Secretary Great Falls Central H.S. ~pril RP HI l n · '] -rH [1n1jr ti I L t' . IH J 2-------------Bill Allen 19---------Wayne Thompson 24------------Terry Selph 29------------Rick Bergum
