Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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DQ 5 Honor students introduced to new experiences Honors have brought fun and new experiences for students who got in- volved. Five girls met new friends by competing in the Knoxville junior Miss Pageant, in which Cathy Howell received the Miss Congenality award. Kim Hoskins was crowned Sports Queen for collecting the most money for Key Club. A chance to meet new people and improve poise and appearance was given to the girls who represented the fashion boards of Sears, The Knox, Conley E. Morris, and Nancy Lynn's fashions. David Carter was selected as a semi-finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. He was selected from approximately 50,000 blacks who competed for this award. -lim. its M as-its STUDENT LIFEXHONORS 47

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Ab B7 Teresa Nelson and Boo Burger try to fit Tommy Kinder into the car before leaving for Boy's and Girl's State. Kim Hoskins displays her trophy on a sporty motorcycle. The money she col- lected was used to furnish food for Thanksgiving baskets distributed annually by KeyClub. Rhonda Hall and Donna Wilson, models for Sears and The Knox respec- tively, take a quick pose in their fashion board outfits. Mr. lustus congratulates David Carter ona job welldonef' Cathy Howell, Molly Martin, Karen Hess, Sadonna Lett, and Teresa Nelson Hprimpnbeforethelunior Miss Pageant. STUDENT LIFEXHONORS C7 i i l l l

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Awards based on determination Students received many awards this year, some being based on lead- ership ability and others on scho- lastic achievement. Still others were based on such qualities as deter- mination and dependability. Candy Caughron was voted by the Senior Class to receive the DAR award which is based on citizenship and dependability. Five students were chosen as Outstanding Teen- agers of America. Many students showed their talents by singing or drawing. Four students were chosen to sing in the All-State Chorus. Cindy Childress' first-place poster on good citizen- ship was on display at KU B. David M. Carter, won the Betty Crocker award for his achievement in math and science. He was the first male in this school to receive the award 48 STUDENT LlFEfAWARDS