Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

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Merrill C. Tunsil is recognized by the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Negro Students for his high score on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Martha Jo Deas National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists Top Ten Per Cent On Senior Placement Tests Deborah Steffens First row, left to right: Glenys Phil bey, Pat Cay ton, Chris Caley, Martha Jo Deas, Vicki Tison, Bert King, Marc Holland. Second row, left to right: Susan Summerville. Susan Cone, Cheryl Kelly, Susan Ceely, Betsy Bond. Pat I ine, Cieorge Ward. Third row, left to right: John Ominski, I avid Lane, Allen Witt, Jerry Taylor, Roger Creamer, Bill Newsom. Fourth row, left to right: Marcus Ciddens, Mike Connolly, David Creen, Mike Hill, Ed Allen. Fifth row, left to right: Frank Bcdenbaugh, Eddie Blanton, Jack Meeks. Not pictured: Deborah Steffens.

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Star Student FRANK BEDENBAUGH For the 1968-69 school term, Frank Beden- baugh was chosen as Star Student for his scho- lastic achievement on the Senior Placement and Scholastic Aptitude Tests. Star Teacher MR. SILAS PITTMAN Once again, Mr. Silas Pittman was chosen as Star Teacher. Frank Bedenbaugh named him as the individual who had been most helpful in helping him to achieve his high scholastic stand- ing. 26

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Betty Crocker Award Miss Pat Cayton Pat Cayton received this award for her supe- rior score on the Betty Crocker Homemaking Test. The test, given annually to Senior girls, covers all of the aspects of Home Economics. Top Scorer Bill Newsome Bill Newsome was the top scorer on the Senior Placement Test, by making a score of 490 out of a possible 495. This is an extremely superior achievement and deserves much recognition. D. A. R. Award Miss Martha Jo Deas This year. Miss Martha Jo Deas was chosen for the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Se- lected by a combined faculty-student vote, she was chosen on the basis of dependability, leader- ship, and citizenship.