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Students receive i Filling out forms, taking standardized tests, writing essays and papers have brought high honors to many students. The highest scorer on the PSAT was honored with the National Merit Schol- arship. Next came the SAT, bringing the highest scorer the Star Student Award. An accumulation of knowledge from many years of learning helped to bring the recipients these awards. Science students worked hard for many months to put together excellent projects and papers. Teachers from the science and English department judged and selected the Science Fair winners. Right: The winners of the Star Student and Star Teacher awards are Joseph Perry and Mrs. Cherry Austin. Below: Donna Mason, queen. Pat Tidwell, first runner-up, and Dorothy Parham, second runner- up, take their seats at the military ball. 28
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Students achieve recognition. The Governor’s Honors Program Award was given to students who were top achievers in various areas of studies. Tests were given to determine who would participate in this program. Science students received numerous high awards in the District Science Fair. Papers written by the students were judged by teachers at several colleges. Left: The Ciovemor’s Honors semifinalists are Danny Perry (Math), Herbert Mueller (Math), and Keith Crofford (Social Studies). Below: Science Fair winners in various fields of study are Carol Couch, first place. Melanie McClerkin, first place. Danny Perry, third place, Michael McCarty, first place, and Susan Howard, third place. 27
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high honors Above left: Portraying a winning smile is Cheryl Gilley, recipient of the DAR Citizenship Award. Left: National Merit finalist. Keith Garz. enjoys what little time he has for himself by reading about current events of our world. Above: The winners of the school Science Fair projects arc Rodney Barham, first place, Audrey Holston, third place (not pictured, Linda ('lark, second place). Winners in the science paper divi- sion are David Reese, second place, Susan How- ard, first place, and Sheila Cavender, third place. 29
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