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BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS Science and Math Fine Arts Liberal Arts jeff Solar Barbara Franks Ken Loeber CERTIFICATE WINNERS .W Q- 3 , lei ic .iii , Math Lab Sciences Music Ted Willhite Ken Murray Tom johnson 4 Art Drama English Social Sciences Terry Bradford john Cali jon Knapp Karen Crawford Foreign Languages Business Home Economics Susan Thompson Diane Balster Roberta Chaves
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NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION WINNERS leff Solar Kevin Komsthoeft Ken Murray BRUCE POSEY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -sr 0,905 Bruce was selected to the West Valley Athletic League All-League Varsity Bas- ketball team. He also made the All Cen- tral Coast first team, was selected the lea- gue's most valuable player, and was vot- ed most valuable player in the Santa Clara Valley.
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'TX BOYS' STATE BRUCE POSEY When I made my debut at Boys' State in Sacra- mento last summer, I enjoyed a pleasurable experience. Through my envolvement in the Boys' State program, I received an idea of how our state government functions. In the Boys' State program I played a significant role of a re- spected Municipal Court lustice of the Peace. More important than the educational aspects of this government game were the many friends that I became acquainted with. Some of the people there were really nice. I had many friends. This wonderful experience is one which shall be remembered as one of the highlights of my four rewarding years at Del Mar. My exodus from Boys'State left in a state of lethargy. My blithe memories of the volatile Boys' State rendezvous made the whole trip an invaluable experience. Bruce Posey GIRLS' STATE PAULA GREENE Girls' State brings together five hundred girls, each from five hundred schools in California. We were divided into Cities, Counties, and parties before we arrived. We spent eight days investigating the working of our government by actually doing it ourselves. We started with city government, then county, and on to state govern- ment. We petitioned for offices, campaigned, had elections, made and passed legislature. This was the most rewarding experience I have ever had. I met five hundred girls who were very outstanding, and beautiful people. In eight days I developed stronger friendships than I have in seventeen years. Government went from being something cold and boring in a history book to a reality we could touch, change, and love. I know all five hundred of us were excited to find that we would make great changes for our government instead of against it. Our govern- ment itself is beautiful. lt is only when put in the wrong hands that it loses this beauty. Thank you for giving me this wonderful experience. Paula Greene 155
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