Bradshaw High School - Mark VI Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Home Economics recognition went to Linda Underwood, Betty Crocker Homemaker: and Brenda Reed, academic award. In the field of music. Sam Morgan received the chorus service award and lvan Woods received the band service award. I Thomas Eck QLEFTQ and Robert Bevis QRIGHTJ received academic awards in Industrial Arts and Jimmy Scott QCENTERJ in Trade and Industrial Education. Service awards. based on student contributions to school clubs. were presented to Ken Akin, The Orange and Browng Bee Kirk, Mark Vlg and Andy Yates. Student Council. AWARDS 0 207

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Nlark-making, award-winning, brilliant, and Bruin 1 ? For having the highest average in a department, the following earned academic awards: Paul McCall. art QSEATEDJL Stephanie Shipper. creative writingg Kathy Wargo, Englishg and Mary De- weese, language, n'4fAi Andy Yates received academic awards in three departments, math. science and social studies. Judy Springer received the a- ward for business and Donna Williams for Distributive Educa- tion. 206 0 AWARDS 'U l uvorrnnsllUli M' .' ' ocoIollnuull '.:: ' ' uuluo '..4 .' lillll '-...i . ' salon .i . ' oils: '., llll '..i lun -- --.. push! .acl , . so 0 -,,, U ,,2,. E'-?I5. v ' 6 II - n-I .,W u .. 'K P' 6 Physical education service awards were presented to James Tucker QSEAT- EDJ. Jan Currey and Ande Jones. K fx K Rik Q J, 'SW 1 Jimmy Thompson received the sportsmanship award, along with Ted Achorn KRIGHTJ. Doug Parker QCENTERJ was awarded the athletic ser- , vice award. W

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Winning awards is a Bradshaw tradition Recognition for their high scores on the National Merit Scholar- ship tests resulted in Andy Yates, Tom Kibby and Mike Mcllrath being named NMS Finalists. sas..-. :Mm ,sits will-ff? .5 . 'iz 'W Q J' . Air' For outstanding achievements in science, the Bausch and Lomb Award was presented to Jim Willis, Linda Ferguson and Charlie Waitzman. Bradshaw had four students to place in the top ten in the annual Wilson Dam ACS test competition. Mike Jackson placed seventh. Jim Cummings, ninth, Mike Marks, fourth: and Bill Wilkinson, first place. ln nation-wide competition, nine Bradshaw High students won grants to NSF lnstitutes designed for high ability high school students. FRONT ROW: Janet Hawkins won an environmental biology grant to Northwestern Louisiana State. Lynn Edwards will study oceano- graphy at Scripps Institute in Rhode lsland. SECOND ROW: Ramona Dean will study environmental biology at Northwestern Louisiana State, while Lee Ann Woodward will go to Pennsyl- vania in archeology. THIRD ROW: Scripps Institute in California is where Dan Elder will study oceanography. Bill Wilkinson will study computer science at Loyola of New Orleans. BACK ROW: An environmental science to Colorado was won by Bernard Coons. Mike Marks will do cancer research in Tennessee. Ronnie Small received an alternate grant to University of South Carolina. 204 0 AWARDS Q--