Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Gorton, Stevens and Yoon Become Finalists Some students find taking tests about as pleasant as cleaning their rooms, but for Bill Gorton, Kris Stevens and Harold Yoon, examina- tions proved to be an excellent opportunity to win scholarships and gain col- lege options. The three seniors were chosen National Merit Scholarship Finalists, based on the results of their PSAT and SAT scores. Students who received a high score on the PSAT they took during their junior year lusually around 1931 are designated semi-finalists. They are then required to take the SAT by October of their senior year. If these scores prove as high as the PSAT, and the student's character references are good, they become National Merit Scholarship Finalists. What value does this have? Names of finalists are passed on to various colleges and scholarships are extended through numerous colleges and universities throughout the nation, said Ken Beeghley, guidance. 11 National Merit Finalists: l to rx Harold Yoon, Kris Stevens, Bill Gorton. Photo by Pam Trent. Students in Banners On February 19, the State Speech and Theatre Con- test was held at Drake University, Des Moines. Gavin Boultinghouse '83, Barbara Meyer '83 and Iill Nicholson '83 won two of the top six categories at the state contest, bringing back two banners. This is the most ever won by a single school in one year. The six categories are: duet acting, one act plays, choral reading, reader's theatre, group mime and solo mime. Boultinghouse and Meyer won the banner for duet acting with a scene from the play Winterset. This is the second year Boultinghouse 196 has shared the banner for duet acting. Being chosen as All- State was exciting. Gavin and I didn't think we had a chance to get the banner so when we did it was fantas- tic, but a shock to me! said Meyer. Nicholson won the ban- ner for solo mime with a scene from the play Trea- sured Memories. All of the participants had to receive a 1 on their performance at the District- State Large Group Contests in order to advance to the Superstate contest in Des Moines. The banners are on display in the main office. 21 All-State speech winners: l to r: Iill Nicholson, Gavin Boulting- house, Barbara Meyer. Photo by Ieff Becker. . .. I, HTG cnnqt

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