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is -.ns mai qw!! Jan Wuertenberger and Holmes Eleazer are the recipients of the Danforth Award, based on school leadership, presented at the end of their junior year. Grants of special honors yield Certain Future leadership and citizenship is indebted to Myers Park High School for its yield of such a wide variety of top students and to these students themselves for their extra-curricular activities. Privileged are the students of Myers Park in having the wide array of honors set before them as incentives which facilitate mental and social growth. Jan Wuertenberger and Holmes Eleazer received the Danforth Award by which the Danforth Foundation recognizes strong leadership qualities. Each year an outstanding junior merits the coveted Harvard Book. As a junior Ben Benoit qualified as the recipient of the Harvard Book Award embodying the distinctive traits of leadership, scholarship, service, and integrity. While attending Myers Park, Luray Lindgren captured the Miss Charlotte crown in the Myers Park Auditorium in the l964 Miss Charlotte Pageant. She received a four-year scholarship to Charlotte College and an all expense paid trip to the Miss North Carolina Pageant. Mr. Thomas Hayes, a member of the Harvard Book Club, extends his congratulations to competent Ben Benoit on receiving the distinguished Harvard Book Award. Given to Ben for his outstanding endeavors during his junior year at Myers Park, the award is based on citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service. 28 Having established a criteria of de- pendability, service, leadership, and patriotism, the Charlotte Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution recognized Ann Teat with the DAR award. Myers Park chose senior Elise McClung as the l963 Carousel Princess to rep- resent the school in the annual Thanks- giving Parade. ln addition to riding in the same float with the King and Queen of the pageant, Elise attended the exciting Carousel Ball at the Char- lotte Coliseum where the court was presented. Annually sponsoring the Miss Hi-Miss contest, the Johnsonian, the student newspaper of Winthrop College, be- stowed on junior Cheryl Brittain this title, representing character and per- sonality. Each year singling out the qualities of leadership, dependability, and devotion to the school, the senior class selects two seniors as Mr. and Miss Myers Park from a list of nominations made by the Student Council. Typifying these attributes compositely, Nancy Lineberger and Herb Goins deserve the tribute. Competing against fourteen others in the Miss Char- lotte Pageant, pretty Luray Lindgren is the first Myers Park student to receive the Miss Charlotte crown. ll
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eriting students notevvorth recognition Ls-1Q:, E ah, MwMm:SRj,N:xl.i 'il' L lg ,r,v g .X ,. . . . f Q A Q I 1 1 I if 8, V? .,,,., fm, ,, E ' s Mrs. L. H. Crosson, a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, awards Ann Teot the DAR Good Citizen Award, given each year at Myers Park to the girl exemplifying the fine qualities of character, leader- ship, and citizenship. Furthering her honorary accomplishments, Ann merited the district DAR Good Citizen Award. Junior Cheryl Brittain acts os Myers Park's delegate in Winthrop College's Miss Hi-Miss edition of its student newspaper, the JOHNSONIAN. 21, , Elected by the student council, Elise McClung repre- sents Myers Park in her participation in the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade as Carousel princess. As the ideal couple possessing the established, well-rounded qualities of friendliness toward classmates, pride in Myers Park, and u dedicated willingness to display their leadership abilities, Nancy Lineberger and Herb Goins are chosen by the members of the senior class to receive the title of Mr. and Miss Myers Park. 'X J J- Ufg- 4 , 7-. vw .jg 7531 .IP Assn 4 V L L 'V fevfpwei ,fe .e V, -axr'le..1 3-1',l!, ' my 'fri-L 4. we ' W 1. -Y f VQKQ9 29
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