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62 Sports Indian sports played an important role in our world with everyone supporting the Indians in some way or another. This year proved to be a winning one for Indian sports. The football season finished with two of four teams with winning records. Two out of five basketball teams wound up the run- ners-up to district. All track- sters finished in the upper half and the freshmen were the district champs. Boys tennis team won first in their district, and the girls finished second. Indian baseballers were the district champs, and in the overall UIL competition, the Indians were the first place winners. It was a year to be proud of. I.Uithin our E 3 gf' 090 'K
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Awcirds Ceremony Honors Top Students V5 ' iitefisetfg' iw. to :L - ' he NEDT award was presented to Karen ill during the awards ceremony. ,The G Award, one of the lost treasured awards given at SHS was presented at an ards ceremony before parents d friends in the library May 21. The G Award is presented to :udents who, in the opinion of pe faculty and administration, ave exhibited outstanding chievement in the various hases of school life. G-Awards were presented to ffront rowj Patti Brummett, Libby King, Chris Lee. Laura Dickerson, Deana Bates. Lynn l-lill, Susan Garland: Cback rowj Dean Elliott, Adam Richey. Charles Beasley, Duane Carpenter. Jeff Carroll, Ftalph Carroll, and Jo Haptonstall. Not pictured is Brenda Lambright, ft--t---lfrstiesewsslm it eg. Q Si 3. 'Q V Attendance awards were also presented at the awards cere- mony to students who had neither been absent nor tardy for the entire school year. Eight students received this award. At graduation, Departmental Awards were given to seniors who had displayed outstanding achievement in various areas. ln those departments where a sen- ior was not most outstanding, Who's Who Awards were given to lower classmen. Who's Who - Departmental awards went to Cfront rowj Teresa Newburn, Social Studies: Patti Brummett, Spanish: Chris Lee, Business, Denise Means, Home Eco- nomics: Kerri Willingham, Girls Athletics: Csecond rowj Mike Milliorn, Bldg. Trades, Deana Bates, Band: Libby King, Science: Susan Garland, English: Tamara Sher- burn, Journalism: tback rowj James Anderson, Boys Athletics: Dean Elliott Speech, Danny LaPrade, Voc. Agriculture: and Lynn Hill, Math. Awards ol
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