New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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Achieving a perfect 4.0 average in-all three years of high school constituted a goal for many of 74's scholars, but only four females outlasted the best. For-the first time in over a decade, women dominated as the valedictorians, allowing as eo wl mel CM Let lat bie Le roel mm Men Glut Loe National Merit Finalists Barbra Murley and Steve Good received certificates for their outstand- ing results on the annual test given to high school students in an effort to find the nation’s top scholars. Representing various traditional roles as kings and queens, six students reigned as the “beautiful people” who, most believed, had personalities that best exempli- fied the ideal. “Honor Students are people who have had particular success in playing the game known as ‘the system. ’ For being ‘winners,’ (if that is possible) it is only proper that they should be hon- ored. Let.us not, however, for- eA GTR UCT eee UL playing other games.” = Steve'Good

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be I nition during the particular rd) of their sport. Sees iat) Pe CMM etd Man” at New Albany, captivated the hearts and enthusiasm of everyone. The ‘‘center”’ of Bulldog basketball, he labeled it his ‘speciality. Charlie, 6’10”, played with the Indiana All Stars, in the Kentucky Derby Day Classic and started for the 1973 State Basketball Champions. A strong throwing arm, great agility, and defensive maneuver- ability gave Senior Steve Hines what he needed to become All- State safety and All-Conference quarterback. From his abilities a and these honors, Steve also } ‘| | © received a full paid scholarship an | to Ball State University. Batting above .300 in base- | ball, playing end in football, a 06) UG Tyee ORCL Cm iced NS eal) used as the number six man what we couldn't earned Pras ata) basketball showed the versa- tility. of Sule WL ¢) ra eae AA CeeLt ChE ate Academics for