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Senior m Doug Beall Mechanical Engineering Howdy, my name is Doug Beall and I am seeking re-election for senior yell leader. I am from Waco, Texas and studying mechanical engineering, and presently active in the Corps of Cadets as well as Fish Camp '87. The responsibilities of being a yell leader require dedication and work. I feel that my experience this year will better prepare me to lead the Twelfth Man during the 1987-88 school year. I am looking forward to leading the Twelfth Man to another Cotton Bowl and to a national championship. GIG John Bean Recreation and Parks Howdy, my name is John Bean and I am seeking re-election for senior yell leader. I am a junior recreation and parks major from Devine, Texas and currently a member of the Corps of Cadets. A yell leader exemplifies Aggie spirit everywhere. 1 feel my experience as junior yell leader will help me to do a great job as senior yell leader. I’m looking forward to leading the Twelfth Man in yells once again and the Aggies to another Cotton Bowl. Howdy, my name is Kevin Buchanan and I want to be your next senior yell leader. Being a yell leader has been a goal which I have pursued since my freshman year and I would be honored to serve the Twelfth Man in this capacity. Being a student and cadet for three years has allowed me first hand knowledge and experiences of what it means to be an Aggie, and I realize what a responsibility that the yell leaders have in portraying this positive image to the public. I consider it a privilege to serve the Twelfth Man and I look forward to leading you in the fall. Gig ’em. Howdy Aggies, I’m excited about this chance to give something back to Texas A&M. 1 have remained active throughout my years here being a member of various organizations including Town Hall and Fish Camp. I have wanted to be a yell leader all mv life, but I feel that is not justification to ask you to vote for me. What has always made A&M unique and what will make it great in the future is unity. That’s what ail our traditions and spirit stems from. 1 would work as yell leader to represent all of A&M, and try to build on the feeling of unity that lured all of us to this little town in the middle of Texas. Listen Aggies! When we’ve lost what makes us special. I love what A&M is and what A&M can become. Please show you care too, and vote Wednesday. Thank you. David Mendoza Computer Science HOWDY! My name is David Kevin Buchanan Craig Meek Economics Psychology Mendoza, but friends call me “Diamond Dave.” I am a junior computer science major from Beaumont, Texas, and I’m running for senior yell leader. I’ve spent most of my college career helping fellow Aggies and sharing my Aggie Spirit by serving as a Fish (lamp counselor, and a peer advisor and the director tor t ransfer Camp. I feel I’ve represented A&M well in my activities and will continue to do so if I am elected. I’ve always wanted to be a yell leader. In Downtown Dallas on New Year’s Eve, a great number of Aggies around us couldn’t find yell practice. Not willing to let everyone leave disappointed, I stood on a concrete pillar and led a yell practice. I’ve got experience. I’ve got AGGIE SPIRIT. I love A&M. And I’d appreciate your vote! ' Matt Sellers Civil Engineering Howdy, my name is Matt Sellers and I am running for the office of senior yell leader. I am a civil engineering major from Dallas, Texas. Texas A&M is a school filled with tradition, spirit and great pride. A yell leader should see to it that the spirit and tradition which sets our university apart from the others is upheld. Being an Aggie means a lot to me. I would be honored to represent this university as a senior yell leader and to help preserve that “special something' that bonds all Aggies together.