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Senior Favorites clown around at the park. Ben Anderson was selected Most School Spirit; Betsy Hicks, Most Talented; Britton Ju- lien, Most Talkative; Sonja Dempsey, Most School Spirit; Buckley Foster, Wittiest; and Russ Biggs, Most Likely to Succeed and Most Talented. Martha Van Allen and Frank Johnson were named Best Look- ing and Most Athletic. Martha was also voted Most Likely to Succeed and Best Dressed. Jim Tanner and Brenda Tomlin were selected Most Courteous and Most Dependable. Jeff Smith was chosen Best Dressed. Photos by Trena Adair WHO 'S WHO
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Lichea Templeman Cory Thompson Ernie Thornell Cindy Tillery Brenda Tomlin Martha VanAllen Alice Waid Mark Walker Scott Webb Stacy Weinbrenner Michelle Whitaker DeWayne Whitehead Sheri Wielkey Tammy Wigton Russell Wilson Brenda Vandell UUho's UUho Voting on class favorites doesn't take much time because, as Ernie Thornell pointed out when Mrs. Phelps passed out the ballots in English class, After being together as a family as long as the seniors have, everyone already knows who's going to get what. Mrs. Hampton remarked that she wished seniors wouldn't write the same names on all of the categories, as some did. She said, Sometimes the ballot count was so close that only one vote separated the winner from the runners-up, hardly a majority. One thing about this tradition, it's just that — a tradition. Success cannot be predicted; beauty is in the eye of the beholder. By Stanley Sharp Jill Chalfant, Wittiest, and Cory Thompson, Most Talkative, express their views of the Bearcats during a pep rally. Photo by Trena Adair GOOD FOR YOU. SENIORS LAYOUT DESIGN BY BRIDGET DAVIS
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Take t From Us As long as it gets thirty miles to the gallon it's in with me. Gene Stafford By the time students earn the name of Juniors they want to earn the right to own a car. Sports cars are teenager's first choice, but usually the average student humbly accepts anything that will make it out of the driveway. Photos by Trend Adair If the car gets me where I want to go, it's in with me. David Posey Most high school students these days would give almost anything to own a sportscar, the sportscars are in, but the Vugo reminds me of a match box. Jacky Young Mr. Miller gives his history class time to study for tests but Susan Terry, Stephanie Parnell, Susan Weaver, and Sheila Parrish find other interesting things to do. GOOD FOR YOU, JUNIORS LAYOUT DESIGN BY; JENNIFER HOLT
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