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Wednesday, June 20, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
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Gov. Hayden speaks on politics at Sunflower Girl's State.
Hayden addresses Girls State session
By Ann Sommerlath
Kansan staff writer
There is no time like the present for women in U.S. politics, Governor Mike Hayden told young women Thursday at the 48th annual Sunflower Girls State, which takes place each year at KU.
Sponsored by the American Legion, Girls State is a week of government in action for young women who will be seniors in high school, said Kate Covington, director. This year's session was June 10-16 and featured elected state officials.
In a speech to the group, Hayden said Girls State was an outstanding program because of the energy, and excitement of its participants.
"There has been a growth in opportunity for women in American government today," Hayden said. "But if you want to be successful in politics, you've got to have a good, sound education."
Hayden was awarded a Good Citizen Citation for his participation in Sunflower Girls State.
Covington said the girls formed 16 mock cities and elected officials in the counties and state, which were named after Kansas rivers and Indian tribes. Two mock cities form a county and eight counties form a
Lori Swanson, a delegate from Frankfort, said the highlight of her week was campaigning for county office.
Linda Hicks, Girls State staff member, said the 512 delegates were chosen from across Kansas by American Legion members on the recommendation of guidance counselors.
"I didn't win," she said, "But I learned a lot about government this week."
Alicia Martin, a Topeka delegate agreed.
"I understand more about government now," Martin said. "Even though this started out scary, this is something I have ever done in my life."
The girls also take a scholarship test while they are at KU, Covington said.
Daric Perkins, Girls State alumni representative, said an alumni scholarship would be awarded to the girl who scores highest on the test.
Perkins said the young women also established a new scholarship this year for the young woman with the second-best score on the test. The scholarship was paid for with money the participants earned from recycling aluminum cans while at KU, she said.
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