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Creative Spirit Barns Reward Judy Jonas, a recognized scholar, has earned worthy honors in the field of science. She attended the Duke Science Symposium in March, 1968 and the Science Mathematics Program sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Through her scholarly excellence, Judy has served her school in many ways. She has been a member of the National Honor Society, the Math Club, and the Tri-Hi-Y, acting as Secretary- Treasurer of the Math Club and as Recording Secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y. With a proposed major in either Chem- istry or Psychology, Judy has been accepted on early decision at Carolina. Joe Grebner has been distinguished through- out the Fayetteville area, as well as at FTS, for his contributions and leadership. A mem- ber of the Key Club, the Student Council and the Football team, Joe was elected as a FTS Youth Council representative and was then elected as District Director, a job involving fourteen counties. Joe was also one of the four delegates from North Carolina sent to the Kentucky Youth Conference. Presently serving as President, Joe is also an active member of the Cumberland County Teen-Dems and holds the position of District Chairman. After grad- uation, Joe hopes to attend Carolina. Each year juniors and seniors are selected on the basis of their artistic or academic talents to attend the Governor’s School of North Carolina. A seven week program of summer study is held at Salem College in Winston-Salem. Four hundred students participate and each is given the opportunity to con- centrate and become more proficient in his special field. Jimmy Stanfield and Mike Murphy repre- sented FTS at Salem. Both were selected because of abilities in the field of natural science. 79
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Enthusiastic cheerleaders congratulate the new Homecoming queen. Class of ’69 Student Council members celebrate a successful barbeque. Js We Siepenem Peaks of Smtement . . . Mary Anne Siewers receives a letter of college acceptance and shares her good news with Pat Pollard. 81 I
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