Conway High School - Mirror Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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Kinda Hanks as Miss greshman Five foot two, vibrant with energy, Linda Hanks is a typical teen of today. Long brown hair drawn back in a pony tail accents her youth. Her smile radiates a glowing personality. Linda's hobby is collecting shells and listening to popular record- ings. She enjoys comedies, likes chocolates and dislikes intensly television and cream cheese. She excels in sciences and plans to be- come a doctor. Lucky patients!

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Doris Stevens competes in national 5een Contest For the first time a Conway girl entered a national contest sponsored by Teen Magazine to select the young girl to represent the typical teen. Each class voted for one girl and from these four, an impartial board of judges selected DORIS STEVENS, a junior, MISS TEEN of Conway High. .. ,... ,, Q1 Q it 2,3555-,, ., 32 High School beauty collects titles Seventy-two girls vied for the title of MISS CONWAY HIGH of 1959 in a contest sponsored by the Junior Class. The judges, after hours of eliminating, finally awarded the honor to RENEE WILLIAMSON, whose blonde beauty was completely capti- vating. Since she was selected Miss Conway High, she has won a second honor, MISS CONWAY.