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Being selected most ta- lented is being recognized for the ability you possess in the many things in which you take part. This year's male winner of Most Ta- lented was Maurice Had- ley. This year’s female win- ner, Helen Deer, displayed her ability in many clubs and activities. Some of which include Junior Civi- tan, Thespians, Student Council, and Mu Alpha Theta. qY U i Wt e w Having Most School Spirit calls for vitality as well as exciting other stu- dents with your enthu- siasm. This year’s male winner, Jerry Michel, was active in soccer, SPOK, Learned Lions, and ran cross country. C5?c ioo As head cheerleader, this year’s female winner. Karen West aroused Lion fans at many sports events. She also was a member of Kiwanettes and vice president of Hosa her senior year. Senior Notables 235
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J Selection for Best All- Around is based upon tal- ent and participation shown in many areas. This year’s male winner. David Macko, excelled in soccer, football, and was a mem- ber of the soccer club. This year’s female win- ner was Sue Beck. She showed versatility by be- ing a member of Ki- wancttcs. National Honor Society and a varsity cheerleader. Ja v id Q tftac ca S7u ue )ect Understanding, friendli- ness, and cordiality are among the characteristics displayed by a person cho- sen to have the Best Per- sonality. This year’s male winner was Henry Bell. He participated in basket- ball and science club. Allison Ryan, this year’s female winner not only participated in swimming and softball but was also Senior Class Treasurer and a member of Student Council. 5 4 Senior Notable
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Having a sense of humor is one of the most sought after traits in any person. This year’s winner of wit- tiest male, John Hatcher, displayed this trait to the utmost. Being selected Best Looking means not only to be physicaly attractive but also to show attractiveness by actions toward others. This year’s male winner of Best Looking was Keith Coats. Susan Stclzman, this year’s female winner, ex- hibited her wit and charm in the many activities in which she participated. Some of these included Ju- nior Civitan, SPOK, Chorus, and Learned Lions. cJo w , Qj (x 6cAer ( oaom dfte x' This year’s female win- ner was Michelle Karau. She participated in soft- ball, Kiwanettes, Student Council, and was Head Lioncttc. c£AQit i Tpa« Q f((e ie e cffl irar
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