New Hope High School - Indian Yearbook (New Hope, AL)

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Mosi School Spirii DEBORAH BEARD and WOODY FRUNAS Mosi Aihleiic af LINDA HORNBUCKLE and JOHN COOPER DONNA SMITH and IOE BELL Eczawxr . 'FG' Wifliesi

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Mosi Dependable DEBBIE SUBLETT and SAM BAKER ROBIN DeGROFF and TEM MARTIN JULIA MCKINNEY and CARL BURROUGHS Most Courieous Mos! Sincere

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Rubg and Jeff Represent New Hope During the week of June 6-12, 1976, Ruby Mann represented New Hope at the Annual Girls' State Convention held at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. Upon arrival Ruby, along with other girls from all over Alabama, was assigned to a city and to a political party. The girls studied state, county and city government. They held Senate and House of Representative sessions . During her stay. Ruby was elected City Party Chairman and appointed Governor's Executive Assistant. In addition, she attended a tea at the Gover- nor's mansion. ,g.2frpp.Sf'5i'-es During the week of June 6-12, 1976, Jef1 Butler represented New Hope at the Annual Alabama Boys' State Convention held at Troy State University in Troy, Alabama. Jeff , along with seniors from every higl school in the state, took part in an active pro- gram of athletics and state government. During his stay at Troy, Jeff served as City Councilman and member of the House oi Representatives. He was also captain of hi: city's undefeated volleyball team. Despite the busy schedule of the convention, Jeff thoroughly enjoyed the experience and learned much about state and city government.