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D. A. R. Good Citizenn Robert Crittenden Chapter SUZANNE BARFIELD The 4'Cood Citizen Girlf' sponsored by the Daughters of the American Rev- olution, is chosen by the senior class and the faculty on the basis of char- acter, leadership, service, and patrio- tism. It is one of the highest honors a senior girl can win. Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest JAMES PRICE The Voice of Democracy is spon- sored annually by the West Memphis Jaycees. Every Junior and Senior Eng- lish and Speech student was required to enter the Essay Contest. Miss Hill and Mrs. Claiborne served as prelimi- nary judges until the contest was nar- rowed down to four finalists, who were Linda Shoemaker, Maryanna Lewis, Martha Ann Bagwell, and win- ner, James Price. Martha Anne was runner-up. The finalists were judged by a board of judges from West Memphis.
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GIRLS, STATE West lVlen'1phis's delegates to Girls, and Boys, State were sponsored by the American Auxiliary and tl1e American Legion, respectively. The groups met the first two weeks in June fthe boys, the first weekg the girls, the second weekj at Camp Robinson near Little Rock. They learned the way our government functions by setting up one of their own, complete with a legislature, a governor, and other executives. QFWV Betty Sue Bledsoe Janet Hudson Suranne Barfield Bobby Kennedy, Albert Sharp, Walter Carpenter, Bill Weaver, Ronald Bruce
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ALBERT SHARP Winner of Sportsmanship Award The award was presented by the West Mem- phis Jaycees and will be presented annually at the Football Banquet. Marjorie Sims, Barbara Kinney and David Dodd 72 Winners of Citizenship Awards Hwang BARBARA KINNEY Winner of Editorial Contest Barbara was the winner of the Commercial Appeal sponsored editorial contest for high school journalism students. The contest was open to journalism students in Memphis, Shelby County, and West Memphis High Schools. Barbara wrote on Does Memphis Need a Drag Strip?,', taking the negative view. The Lions Club gave citizenship awards-one for each six-weeks period. These winners were selected by the faculty.
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