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hun in .r s SQ . ,F , I .' X fly, has . Ja, t 1 . I . . . Kenneth Delong started lifting weights in january of 1974. He was the youngest competitor in the state, competing against men of ages 25-35. His highest honor that he now holds is first place in the H1974 Virginia A.A.U, Teenage Olympics Championship. 1 These three students, Kathy Sellars, Clinton Western and Martha Hoskins were selected to represent Staunton River at the Radford Math Rally on December 4. Students from all over Virginia took this exam to test their mathemati- cal ability. fen- 'ik Cindy Tuck was the Senior girl awarded the DAR Good Citizenship Award. This award is made each year to a Senior girl who exhibits qualities of hon- esty, dependability, punctuality and service to school, home, and community. Honors 67
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Liz Harkrader was the winner of the Bedford lr. Miss Contest in November. Liz was one of five girls who represented Staunton River. The other girls were Helen Eades, Diane Tuck, Cindy Tuck and Gloria Sellers. Not only did Liz win the Bedford lr. Miss title but she was voted Miss Congeniality by the other contestants. Liz competed in the Virginia lr. Miss Contest in lanuary. I .Q Burt Shomaker ion the piano, shows off with the Virginia All Star Band members. From left to rightp Terry Williams, Bobby Dillion, Robin Morgan, Pat Nietzold, Diane Tuck, David Looney, Bette Branson, Helen Eades, Lee Ann Wimmer, Reggie Poindexter, Brian Hancock and David Palmer. 66 Honors fi Q35 it ei 1 tiff M .1 tai Our school was a contestant on Klassroom Kwiz October 21 and October 25 On October 21 they scored a 180-110 victory over Christianburg High School On October 28 they were defeated by Tunstall High School. Those on Klass- room Kwiz representing our school were Glenda Kasey, jeff Moles, and Clin- ton Western.
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. ' 'Qing 1 1455, We were leaders . Teachers, administrators, guidance counselors, Secretaries, bus drivers, Custodians, cafeteria staff- Working together to get the job done, Agreeing, disagreeing, working out problems, Frustrated by a ditto machine Or a tardy student, Tired of answering the phone Or sweeping up more papers, Making up menus and cooking lunches, Driving a bus crammed with noisy students, Regulated by bells and duty schedules, larred out of routine by pep rallies and assemblies, Sharing one and all in the disappointments And the triumphs, the excitement and the humdrum. -,lui , Qt! H.W. WOODFORD Principal RONALD W. MASON CONLEY E. WALLACE Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 68 Administration X l ffl H ,V I ' 'i
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