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158 EPIC Presidential Classroom Whether Ann Hse wandered through the Smithsonian, or Charles Neal surveyed the city from the top of the Washington Mon- ument, both ASH students experienced the excitement of the annual Presidental Class- room Award in Washington D.C. A week in the nation's capital is awarded to excep- tional seniors each year. Charles Neal and Ann Hse were chosen to represent A5H's class of 1968. Pel State Understanding our state's complex govern- ment ia a real challenge, but for thirteen ASH students, it's a challenge met and conquered. Those students attended a weeklong summer workshop in Baton Rouge which consists of mock elections, the filling of official positions, and the explanation of state lows. The de- lagotes return with a clearer view of state government, which prepares them to take an active role in their government. Representing ASH this year were: Kari Belvin, Aaron Bishop, Patrick Burchfield, Lana Davis, Lola Davis, Joey Fisher, Shane Gauthier, Brad Herrington, Lynna Lai, William Lubelski, Troy Metoyer, Ross Miller, and Karin Rossby.
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Top Ten Percent ,now ,-ff' Row: Shondoio Veol, Goretti Lou, Ann Hse, Chorles Neol. Second Row: Lono Dovis, Lynno Loi, Lindo Dovis, Leslie Third Row: Scott Ulrich, Brion Scruggs, Julio Price, Suson Dovis. Fourth Row: Scott Cloy, Michoel Corey, Joe Heath, Bishop. Fifth Row: Troy Metoyer, Williom Lubelski, Brod Herrington, Shone Gouthier. Feotures 157
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S-eff' Pot On the Bock Eoch yeor the foculty chooses two students to receive the Pot-on- the-Bock Aword, which is sponsored by the Optimist Club. The two stu- dents chosen, 0 boy ond o girl, pos- sess quolities of service ond Ieod- ership in relotion to their school ond community. This yeor's recipients ore Ann Hse ond Chorles Neol. D.A.R. The DAR oword is presented eoch yeor by the Loyolty Chopter of the Doughters of the Americon Revolution. The oword is given to o student who shows quolities of service, Ieodership, ond potriot- ism. This yeor's recipient is William Lubelski.
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