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I Above, National Merit Winners Below, Class Day Statuette Winner— Linda Kanney ; II I (Left) Annually the York High School Faculty selects the senior boy and girl considered by them as being the best all-around in the class. The names of these two students are engraved upon a plaque placed in the main dis- play case of the school. At grad- uation night Linda Kanney and Robert Batts were chosen for this special honor, the highest trib- ute without money that the school gives. Linda also won the Richard Bryant Memorial award given an- nually to an officer of the SCA who in the judgment of the facul- ty has exemplified the charac- teristics of leadership and charac- ter such as Richard Bryant dis- played.
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Top Ten in Class Academically (Above) The top ten seniors in the, 1966 class in their academic rating were, kneeling, Susan Zal- umas, valedictorian; Jean Hudson, salutatorian; Charles Hatch, Bob- by Stone, Brad Wolcott; standing, Pat Berger, Becky Smith, Paul- ette Strigle, Donna Sawyer, Linda Dehart. Below, Left, Brad Wol- cott spoke on the Taft Hartley Act in the WGH Competition. His knowledge of current affairs won Outstanding Seniors him a five hundred dollar schol- arship in competition with stu- dents throughout the entire Pe- ninsula. Below, Brad also won first place in the Psychology di- vision of the York Science Fair. Right, York seniors were also among those who won letters of commendation in National Merit Scholarship Tests: Becky Smith, Susan Zalumas, Barbara Smock, Bert Lindler, Donna Hawthorne, Bobby Stone, Richard Garfield and Brad Wolcott. Brad was one of the semi-finalists in the Na- tional Competition. Below, right, each year the senior boy and sen- ior girl chosen by the class spon- sors as being the most serviceable to the class are given statuettes. Pat Jewel, shown receiving his award, and Lucy O ' Hara were the recipients in the Class of ' 66. CLIXOIO
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Maid-of-honor— Sue Wheldon May Queen— Elizabeth King May Day ... It Was a Beautiful Day Jimmy White, Sue Wheldon Doug Smith, Cindy Yohringer Janis Strickland
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