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

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1. A cheerleader since ninth grade, Karen Randolph was captain of the varsity cheerleading squad her senior year. She held roles in the 1975 spring musical and the senior play. Active in the Chorus and the Civitan-Civinette Club, she was elected Miss Lipscomb. 2. A member of the Madrigals, Chorus president Barry Hargis was also active in the Homiletics. Civitan-Civinette Club, and Pep Club. He was a reporter for the Pony Express and held roles in the 1974 and 1975 spring musicals, the 1975 junior play, and the senior play. Mary Alice Shaub was a Jr. Hi. cheerleader, as well as a varsity cheerleader her senior year. Secretary of her sophomore class, the Civitan-Civinette Club, and the Chorus she was a member of the Mizpah staff: she also ran track for five years. 3. A member of the Homiletics Club, Pony Express editor Brent Wiseman also was the Salutorian of the class of 1976 and a Merit Scholarship Finalist. Besides singing in the Chorus and Madrigals, he held roles in the 1974 and 1975 spring musicals, the 1975 junior play, the senior play, and this year's musical. 4. Judith Gilbert served as secretary of her junior class and played basketball her freshman and sophomore years. President of the Paint and Palette Club, she was active in the Civitan-Civinette Club and Pep Club. seniors of distinction!27

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Slblli S D' st in t i 0 n 1. Serving as captain of the basketball team her senior year, Julie Kinser broke the school records both for most points scored in one game and for total career points. She was secretary 'of her freshman class and was elected Most Representative Girl her sophomore, junior, and senior years. She was a member of the Chorus and participated in track and tennis. Active in dramatics, Dirk Forrister held the lead in the senior play, Uncle Tom's Cabin, plus roles in the 1975 junior play, the 1975 spring musical, and this year's spring musical, The Fantasticks. President of the Pep Club and his sophomore class, he was a member of the Chorus, Homiletics Club, and Pony Express staff. 2. Captain of the cross-country team, Betsy Smith also ran track for four years and played basketball her sophomore year. She was secretary of her senior class, a Civinette, and a soprano in the Chorus. 3. Chosen as NIL Class A Co-Player of the Year, football trifcaptain Keith Thetford ran track, sang in the Chorus, and held a role in the 1975 spring musical. He was elected Bachelor of Ugliness and also served as president of his junior class. 3. .g 3 26!seniors of distinction

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,Q-Tk' .1 --1-Q 1 1. As president of the senior class, David Hagewood -g played an important part in all high school activities, Q' He serveo as Most Representative Boy his junior year, was a member of the Chorus, the Civitan-Civinette and Homiletics Clubs, and held a major role in the senior f' play. Representing DLHS as Homecoming queen, Julie Johnson also boosted school spirit for two years as a cheerleader and displayed her talents as an actress in the 1975 junior play. 2. Many hectic days and nights were spent by this year's Mlzpah editor, Denise Dicker- son. ln addition to her duties as editor, Denise was a member of the Chorus and sang soprano in the Madrigals. Consistently on the Principal's List, she ob- tained a scholarship from Vanderbilt University. 3. Tim Frizzell served as Valedictorian of the class of 1976 by maintaining an average of 99.91. His classmates chose him as Most Representative Boy his senior year: he was an Eagle Scout and a member of the Homi- letics and Civitan-Civinette Clubs. 28!seniors of distinction