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GIRLS STATE DELEGATES— Judi Martin, Lavonne Bcblcr, Beth Hanncld. Sophomores Alan Hochman and Jim Werner exhibit .the harmonograph which copped a second place award in their division at the annual Calumet Region Science Art Fair Individual Achievements Gain Recognition Needed Juniors Sue Fasko and Anne Hansen display some of the art work which won Suzic the first prize a scholarship to the six -week Ball State Teachers College summer art workshop, and Anne third place in the lake County Council of Women’s Clubs art contest . Individual, as well as team, efforts were essential in the making of Gavit ' s name. Various individual accomplish- ments reflected the talent and achieve- ments needed to gain recognition and prestige for the school. Lavonne Bebler, Beth Hanneld and Judi Martin were selected to serve as the first Girls’ State delegates. Alter- nates for this government session held at Indiana University were Nancy Kandalec, Judy Luttringer and Sue Sanders. Plans were made to choose Boys ' State representatives. Academic recognition went to three other students. Placing high in the regional division of the Indiana High School Achievement Tests were Sandra Leeney, Marty Newcomb, first and fourth in comprehensive math; and Sue Ann Peavler, fourth in Spanish. 6
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For Making Name Outstanding journalists were initiat- ed into the Quill Scroll, first hono- rary society established at Gavit. Char- ter members were Lavonne Bebler, Sherry Fyte, Linda Guber, Beth Han- neld, Sue Sanders and Bob Swearingen. Students also netted honors at the annual Calumet Region Science-Art Fair. A harmonograph designed by Alan Hochman and James Werner merited a second in its division, while Art Hayworth and Dale Wiersbe earn- ed a third with their thermopile. Jim Werner copped a first place in the sculpture-ceramics section. Jim Halla and Floyd McNutt got seconds, while Don Taylor received a fourth. Honorable mentions went to Charles Blue and Janice Hernandez. Students taking the National Associ- ation of Teachers of German test were Mike Hanneld, Jerry Knoth, Marty Newcomb, Jim Roper and Sue Sanders. High scorers on achievement tests are Marty Newcomb, Sue Ann Peavler, Sandra Leeney.
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