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Upon Excellence in Scholarship and Leadership wtm 1 1 J ■ j h A 1 % 1 L ? i J ■ pi • if j iff | - ' Vj I M The top ten students in the class of ' 64 were: (seated) Nancy Kara, Valedictorian; Susan Snyder, Salutatorian; Marshall Stone, Dixie Bailey. ( Standing ) Juanita Loyd, Sue Mullins, Melvin Manor, Duane Thaxton, Sharon Southern, Teresa Tutsock. AWARDS DAY At Awards Day, statuettes were given to those students having the highest average in each grade level. (Below, Kneeling) Wade Smith 10; Debbie Johnson 9; Ted Stanley 9; Lana Ditmer 8; Rodney Bonck 8. (Standing) Nancy Kara 12; Don Nicklin 12; Peggy Wheeler 11; John Poke 11; Jean Hudson 10. 9
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A Tradition at York Has Been the Emphasis The University of Virginia School of Engi- neering and Applied Science sponsored the first Junior Science, Humanities, and Engineering Symposium for outstanding science students on April 16 of this year. Nancy Kara, the valedic- torian of the Senior class, was chosen to repre- sent York in Charlottesville. Because her project on comparative intelligence tests was so out- standing, Nancy was selected as a student speak- er and finalist. As a finalist, Nancy was nomi- nated to attend the Second National U. S. Army Junior Science and Humanities Sympos- ium, which was held at Fort Leslie J. McNair, Washington, D. C., on April 22-24, 1964. Here, along with top science students from fifty states, Nancy attended a series of lectures and panel discussions. For representing York so well in this and other science projects, Nancy was chosen as the recipient of the York High Senior Science Award for outstanding work in science. Each year the DAR awards a citi- zenship award to a senior girl. The 1964 winner was Peggy Diehl, se- lected by faculty and classmates. The faculty of York High also ea ' ch year selects the best all-around boy and girl in the senior class to have their names engraved on plaques at the school. Doug Kanney and Ann Strong were the ’64 winners. Doug also won the Richard Bryant Me- morial Award. Doug Kanney Ann Strong Peggy Diehl 8
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School Spirit Has Always Been High Due Candy hurriedly grabbed her government book for the afternoon class in order to take part in the mock convention being held in class. Judy admired the pretty decorations at the Football Dance. The Senior Dance was a tremendous success. Traditionally, each year the seniors visit Washington. D.C. Sylvia was presented with her Miss York High Trophy. 10
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