Faith High School - Song of Faith Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

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The Society of distinguished American High School Students allowed the faculty of Faith to select twelve students as members of America's OUTSTANDING STUDENTS. Eight were seniors and four were juniors. The students were Joy Allen, Annette Brewer, Patty Hulgan, Ricky Johns, Robin Marlowe, Steve Minor, Janice Pack, John Reed, Keith Crawford, Randy Foust, Pam uarner, and Teresa Sanders. Those which were chosen filled out a scholarship candidate information brochure with information concerning their previous academic and social achievements and family background . Each had to be in the top ten grade level of his classes. This information was compared with that of students from schools in other sections of the country before the awarding of scholarships. All candidates were recognized in the 1974-1975 volume of Distinguished American High School Students. Mack Kornegay, a sophomore defensive tackle, was selected to the Central Alabama Conference All-Conference football team of 1974 . : A

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I ! 1 if .L W7 4 J The students of Faith displayed their spe- cial ability as they were decorated with many fine honors and awards. The sub- jects ranged from COLORING T0 PHYSICAL FITNESS. Others showed their literary talent SPEECH WRITING AND SPELLIN G. Sharon Hughes, a five year old kinder- gartner of Faith School, was first place winner in a coloring contest sponsored by Grant's store. In the Voice of Democracy Contest, sponsored by the V .F. W. , Tim Jones, a junior, won first place for his speech, through My Responsibilities as an American Cit- izen. In the Alabama Private School Associa tion District Seven Spelling Bee, three students placed as winners in the compe- tition. Second place winner in the fourth grade level was Ian Blankenship. Second place winner in the seventh grade level was Jerri Langford. First place winner in the eighth grade level was Sharon Mayo. The Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F. W. sponsored a Handicap Poster Contest, in which Deborah Patterson won first place . Norman Carter, a fourth grader, was named Lightweight Wrestling Champion in the Y.M.C.A. Fun Club. He also won first place in riflery. Denise Spratt, senior, won the Presi- dent's Physical Fitness Award. 113

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