Mary Potter High School - Ram Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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Miss Congeniality My most charming dream came true when I was chosen as Miss Congeniality’ of The Most Charming Senior Pageant . I didn’t know such a title could be given. I was interested in our big presentation for the community, and I wanted it to be a big success — you see, seniors are supposed to do great things. There were many senior girls, and I was happy to be one of them. I tried to encourage the girls, and be happy during the practices. 1 even offered my candid opinion to many of my classmates, and advisors. I was thrilled when my name was called by Mrs. McCoy for the title of Miss Congeniality. I was com- pletely shocked ! ! After the program, 1 rushed home and looked in the dic- tionary for the definition of congeni- ality. After I had read the definition, 1 found out one thing . . . the title really expresses ME! I Miss Antointte Watkins My dream came true my senior year.

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MISS BRENDA HARRIS JACQUELINE MORRIS Honors of ’67 Because of her drama activities at Mary Potter High School, Brenda was elected by the drama directors of The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, to attend the Drama Workshop. She was awarded one hundred dollars. Jacqueline was chosen by three judges after two hundred auditions were given for The Governor ' s Drama School. She was the second student at Mary.Potter to win this high honor in drama. She received two honors for writing peoms. MISS CHARLENE ANDERSON MISS HOPE PICKETT Charlene was chosen to attend the Sci- ence Workshop at Haward University. She won first place in The Omega Talent Contest. Hope was among the ten top test scorer finalists. She won second place of Blue Revue.

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Miss Nannye Fisher Miss ’67-’68 Homecoming Queen Miss Nannye Fisher is a senior, and she was crowned as Miss Homecoming Queen during the Homecoming Festivities. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fisher.