Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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99' ,O 0 0 Q 0 5 C Q Q 0 .0 -.G Q Q O 9 f9.lv,9 0 Y. ,.',e. .c..4 A I fQ9!'- 5g48,l..-f'? 75,320.9-9 '8'f 9 Judy Hill, a I963 graduate of EHHS and former Maid of Cotton, primps before making her appearance at the Big E. Don Means, master of ceremonies congratulates Jeanne 0 Neill who was chosen by other contestants as Miss Congeniality Karen Cox Win Big E Title Youthful admirers clamor around Karen fox after she was announced as winner of the Big E. One at her classmates, Bonnie Pemberton, wan the title last year. Judges for the pageant were Joy Garrett, former Miss Fort Worth, Mason Johnson, TWC pro' - J 'A .. ,R i ,,: L e lessor, and Margaret McDonald, - TV performer. fi f 1 i f y., . c f7i ' ,f fix

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. ., ,, 3 is ,, 51 , 5 W .W 43. For her talent presentation, Karen Cox played piano selections which tied in with her drawings of an elephant, a pink panther, a lazy river, an alley cat, and a bumblebee flight. .-ef , I l 4 the From a field of 72 contestants, five finalists were chosen in Friday night's rompetition. Winners were Jeanne 0'Neill, Cheryl Monroe, Karen Cox, Miss Big E, Karlin Johnson, and Ann Dominy.

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ariety Show Replace Play Carol Davis, Wayne Nash, and Ralph Hill helped backstage with the variety Show' At the student performance Julia Wofford, Carol Parker, and Becky Smith sang a trio, ti,-,Wk .ff,k ,st . 5? 1 L MS V ' ' ,5 ' sa- 'f A skit called Seeing Double, in which two people played each role, was presented at the student performance ol the Highlander Revue, which took the place of a spring play this year.