Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1983, Page 140

Description:	MMMMMBMMMW !!!■ II ^Nur PremoTwylla PriceMike PurcellEllen RabinowitchSteven RagatzDebbie RaineyJama RectorDonna ReevesJohn ReevesSen. Quay le speaks t<According to Indianas United States junior senatorDan Quayle, the country today needs clear, respected,and honored leaders because, as he put it, leadership iswhat the people want.Quayles comments about leadership, learning, andnational issues were made at a seminar of the Leadership Opportunity Through Service (LOTS) seniorsMarch 4 in the BHS South auditorium.The Republican senator began on a note which pertained especially to the assembled group — leadershipand learning. One prepares one for the other, he said.Learning accumulates knowledge, which goes into theforming of leadership, Quayle said.Quayle feels there are two major problems confronting the country today: one deals with the domestic side;the other, with international problems. Quayle feels thefederal spending and budget deficit are the biggest problems plaguing the country. The government must geta handle on actual spending, he said. Quayle believesthe government has to show more responsibility; and ifnot, the spending and budget will be chronic problemsfor the country.ABOVE: Sen. Dan Quayle is welcomedto South by a handshake and a smilefrom senior Cindy Petermichel.RIGHT: Sen. Dan Quayle delivers hisspeech to the LOTS seniors in the BHSSouth auditorium.140 Seniors
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