Dublin Core
Title
Young Republicans, 1968-1969, p. 16b.
Subject
The Activities of the Mary Washington College Young Republicans Club
Creator
MWC Young Republicans (1968-1969)
Source
Special Collections, Simpson Library, The University of Mary Washington
Publisher
History 428: Adventures in Digital History, 2014
Date
No date.
Format
JPEG
Language
English
Type
Scrapbook
Identifier
MWC Young Republicans 1967-1968
Coverage
1968-1969
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Transcription
Item 1: Cards delivered in FREDERICKSBURG by YR’s
Item 2: Y.R. / PROJECTS
Item 3: This is / versatility!
Item 1: “This card was delivered to your door by a young man who may be called upon to serve in Vietnam or by a young lady whose future maybe seriously affected by the draft. / We are typical of young Americans who, for two hundred years, have been called upon to bear the major part of the burden in defending our freedoms. We don’t make a lot of noise but we do represent the majority of young people in this country. We are the forgotten young people in this country. We are the forgotten young Americans who are too responsible to demonstrate, riot, and desecrate the American dream. Like young Americans of every generation, we are still willing to do our part. / We hope that you will do your part by going to the polls Tuesday to vote. When you vote, we hope that you will vote for Mr. Richard M. Nixon.”
Item 2: THE BULLET Mary Washington College, Thursday, January 16, 1969 / Dear Editor, I would like to ask you support in the American Cancer Society drive now being sponsored by the Mary Washington Young Republican Club. The cups are in the parlors of the residence halls until the sixteenth of December. The Community service Committee has decided to place this money in memorial to Dr. Carrol Quenzal. / This is the first project of the committee. Other projects such as a beautiful baby contest are still in the planning stages. The committee is also a means for organized charities to get manpower for their drives. The committee is open to any interested Young Republican. I welcome any suggestions for possible projects and your help in our present drive is greatly appreciated. / I hope you all will make this drive a success. / Trish Little / Chairman of the Community / Service Committee of the / Mary Washington Young Republicans
Item 2: Y.R. / PROJECTS
Item 3: This is / versatility!
Item 1: “This card was delivered to your door by a young man who may be called upon to serve in Vietnam or by a young lady whose future maybe seriously affected by the draft. / We are typical of young Americans who, for two hundred years, have been called upon to bear the major part of the burden in defending our freedoms. We don’t make a lot of noise but we do represent the majority of young people in this country. We are the forgotten young people in this country. We are the forgotten young Americans who are too responsible to demonstrate, riot, and desecrate the American dream. Like young Americans of every generation, we are still willing to do our part. / We hope that you will do your part by going to the polls Tuesday to vote. When you vote, we hope that you will vote for Mr. Richard M. Nixon.”
Item 2: THE BULLET Mary Washington College, Thursday, January 16, 1969 / Dear Editor, I would like to ask you support in the American Cancer Society drive now being sponsored by the Mary Washington Young Republican Club. The cups are in the parlors of the residence halls until the sixteenth of December. The Community service Committee has decided to place this money in memorial to Dr. Carrol Quenzal. / This is the first project of the committee. Other projects such as a beautiful baby contest are still in the planning stages. The committee is also a means for organized charities to get manpower for their drives. The committee is open to any interested Young Republican. I welcome any suggestions for possible projects and your help in our present drive is greatly appreciated. / I hope you all will make this drive a success. / Trish Little / Chairman of the Community / Service Committee of the / Mary Washington Young Republicans