Wetumpka High School - We Wa Tumpkis Yearbook (Wetumpka, AL)

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Each year, the faculty votes for a Senior boy and girl who most exemplifies the ideals of service to their school and community, courtesy to others, good character, positive school spirit, and a love for their school, community, and country. The choice of Cindy and Stacey is a good one, as both are willing to help wherever they can, are always courteous to others, and make us feel good because they always have a smile on their face. 20 Mr. 8 Miss Citizenship 4180 , ,

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Miss WHS Lisa Bechard Hudson Abrams Another active pair are Lisa and Hud. A Class Beau for the past four years, this year Hud serves as president of the NHS and Beta Club, and as vice- president of the Senior Class. Hudson plays varsity baseball and basketball. His future plans are to attend Troy State University where he will major in Business Administration. Lisa has been a Varsity Cheerleader for the past three years and now serves as Co- captain. She was chosen as the Sophomore Beauty and Secretary of the Sophomore Class. She is a Senior Beauty, a member of the Beta Club, Spanish Club, and the We Wa Tumpkis Staff. She plans to attend Auburn University and major in Computer Engineering. I9

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ii' WW Stacey Floyd -.i Stacey is the son of Bennie Floyd. He attends St. James Baptist Church. He is an important part of the Varsity Football and Weightlifting teams, and is a member of FCA and an office aide. Stacey plans to join the Army after graduation. ul17lfll1Q Cindy Goodman The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Goodman, Cindy is a member of Thelma Baptist Church, and is very active in the, Youth Committee. She feels being Miss Citizenship is a great honor because it exemplifies good character and honesty. lt makes me proud to know that others think of me in this manner. 2I