David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Th honors tud nts Sometimes in the excitement of athletic events, club activities, and even everyday happenings, academic- achievement is over- looked. On these two pages, an effort has been made to give people who excel academically some recognition. 1. Taking advantage of her sixth period study hall and senior privileges, Mandy Gaw is caught at her upstairs locker. Mandy was this year's Betty Crocker Award winner. 2. Lal This year's Salutorian Brent Wiseman hams it up in chorus. 3. Watching the rehearsal, Mandy Gaw waits patiently on the sidelines. She played the Mute in the musical, The Fantasticks. 4. Who says that this year's Valedictorian, Tim Frizzell, is always studious? 5. A member of the Madrigals, Mandy Gaw enjoys a moment of laughter during rehearsal. 6. Cheese! On the day that their Senior of Distinction pictures were made, Brent Wise- man and Tim Frizzell are caught by the camera in their favorite eating spot - Krystal. 7. Just your typical Valedictorian. f 'K 22!honors

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Dekindlin th lrlirit of '76 Date: January 23, 1976 Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: McQuiddy Gym Hours of hard work, laugh- ter, and frustrations began as the Senior class assembled the Homecoming set, The Spirit of '76. Under the di- rection of Coach Dozier, the gym was transformed into a world of red, white, and blue flowers and flags. The long hours of fanning the flowers, getting scratched while placing them in the barbed wire - uh, chicken wire - '76, and viewing amazing acro- batic abilities of Coach Dozier will never be forgotten. Finally, at midnight. the lights were turned off and the doors were locked: all was quiet, but not forlong. Date: January 24, 1976 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: McQuiddy Gym The true spirit of patriotism came into full focus tonight as the audience assembled. the lights dimmed, the mirrored ball revolved, and the pro- cessional began. With the court in red and blue and the queen in white, the circle of events was completed, com- plementing the set and bring- ing into reality the Spirit of '76 - the Senior Class. 1. Bachelor of Ugliness: Keith Thetford and Miss Lispcomb: Karen Randolph. 2. Sophomore Class Re. presentatives: Randy Butler and Amy Kinser. 3. 1976 Homecoming Queen: Julie Johnson. 4. Junior Class Representatives: Perry Pratt and Laura Flanery. 5. Presenting the 1976 Homecoming Court. 6. Senior Class Officers: David Hagewood and Betsy Smith. 7. Junior Class Officers: John McMeen and Laurie Dotson. 8. Sophomore Class Officers: Sky Forrister and Janice Quinn. 9. Senior Class Representatives: Tim Frizzell and Julie Kinser. 10, Her shining hour .. . Julie Johnson is crowned queen by President Pullias. 24!homecoming