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This year nomination sheets were available to any student or faculty member who wished to nominate a girl or boy, They had to write the name of the person and why they felt the per- son should be girl or boy of the month. Each month a chosen committee consisting of one faculty mem- I ber and one person from each class, looked at the nomination sheets that were turned in. From these nominations the com- mittee picked out the ones they thought were most worthy, and added some if they thought a particular person was deserving that month. Then these nominations were put on a ballot, with a write up for each nominee. These ballots were given to the Student Council and faculty members who voted on one boy and one girl. The votes were counted and the chosen girl and boy were announced and given a small trophy, usually this was done at an assembly. TOP LEFT: April-Bill Westfall, Mary Ann Jackson. MIDDLE RIGHT: September-Doug McKee, Mary Ann Satalich. BOTTOM LEFT: November-Brad Johnson, Bonnie Wilson. BOTTOM RIGHT: February-Ed Lee, Pam Hackworth. The Chosen 18 aaaeeeaeeeffl
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Girl 81 Boy of the Month TOP LEFT: January-Rick Vanderhoff, Pam Yeadon. TOP RIGHT: October-Cathy Ojua, Alan Patty. MID- DLE LEFT: December-Alan Brandon, Susie Rosenbalm BOTTOM LEFT: Girl and Boy'of Year-Doug McKee, Cathy Ojua. BOTTOM MIDDLE: March-Cory Bingham, Kathy Schulz. BOTTOM RIGHT: May-Jim Anderson, Becky Murray. H, r : r i I .5
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