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Coach Drake and Jeff Gill, most valuable player, Solo and Ensemble Contest, honor wrnners football - 65 -66 . Awards presented Betty Crocker Homemakers Award Cheryl Jones and Mrs. Cummings. Sandy Shanks, Diane Schmultzer Jenny Reicher and Mr. Calo. for achievement in various fields of endeavor Great Northern Champions-Football Mr. Fiorazo, BillBailey and Mr. Drake
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Caryle Perkins, Sec. g Diane Schmutzler, Vice-Pres. g Marlene Templeg Mrs. Turkg Annette Carlson, Pres. 5 Kathy McCarthy, Treas.g Lucille Weecks, Peter DeRossi. National Honor Society represents scholarship, leadership, service, character. These seven members were inducted in- to the National Honor Society as juniors. Our representatives of high scholarship, leadership, service, and character, they conduct the impressive induction cere- mony on Awards Day. At this time they are joined by an additional ten percent of the senior class and five per cent of the juniors. FOR THE D.A.R. AWARD Diane Schmutzler was chosen on the qualities of Dependability, Service, Lead- ership, and Patriotism and I want to con- gratulate her on this high honor. Mrs. Turk, Dean of Girls .4
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