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186 Junior Class Officers—Front Row: Becky Cox, treasurer; Jimmy Lovelace, president; Debbie Worsham, historian. Back Row: Mary Lynn Scott, Junior Class Homeroom Presidents—Front Row: Diane Spicer, 217; Cindy Long, 214; Eileen O'Grady, 225; Jane Johnson, 227; Lauren Tray- vice-president; Claude Foster, secretary; Kath- leen Barnes, historian. lor, 212. Back Row: Andy Williams, 220; David Dyer, 235; Kathleen Barnes, I11; Ronnie Hall, 215; Kenny Powell, 114. Preparing for Jr.-Sr.
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Linda Faye Trippe Nancy Lynne Tuck Karen Lee Turner Mary Elizabeth Tyler Paul Yale Virkler Sandra Lee Walke Linda Gail Wasnicky Eddie Louis Watts Martha Ann Webster Cindy Ann Whetstone Betsy Lee Whitesel Bonnie Lou Williams Deborah Jeanne Williams Gloria M. Williams Jennings Wayne Wilson Class Excells in ‘‘Know Your School’’ Contest Epitomizing the consideration of the Sophomore class, Joyce Grunewald presents Mr. Fary with a box of candy for the faculty. Judy lantha Witt Adelia Jaynette Wood George William Woodall James R. Woody, Jr. Dennis Ray Worrell Carol Ann Worsham Linda Lee Wright Eileen Annette Zorzi
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Preston Creasey presents flowers to Mary Lynn Scott. Prom Co-chairmen, Bill Harwood and Mary Lynn Scott, discuss the Jr.-Sr. with sponsor Mrs. India Foster. Juniors Unique Jr.-Sr. Climaxes a Year of Varied Activity Juniors, Juniors, Best Class in the School, sang the spirited Class of '66 during the cheer- ing contest at the Thomas Jefferson basketball game. The Juniors answered the Seniors’ chal- lenge with an enthusiastic response and de- feated them. The Juniors yelled the cheers and filled the pauses with a spirited 'supercalifragil- isticexpialidocious! Continuing a charitable tradition, the Juniors donated to the Richmond Christmas Mother Fund with each homeroom contributing to the gift. In preparation for the Junior-Senior, the Jun- iors sold doughnuts to increase the treasury. Many members concentrated their talents and efforts to produce a unique Junior-Senior. 187
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