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.ne ,,xf .T ,sw K Students Awarded Many Honors Mr. Gilley presented Clinton Allen and award for Rifel Shooting. I ws- I Nun KNO! 'Hugh Qflmn ,x A .f. . ..,...,..,.,. .. , . ,, '?. ,,. ,. rx 4 R X Ax p gg 'IX 4. 8'h -Vi ,... 'Y -3 -L g ram Q.. J 5, f if is NK Monograms for athletic ability. The trophy case grew with awards from the athletic contests. M 'N L If .!.....2-Im.. ' . , .... . TK ie 3 V Miss Macon presented awards to Nathan Winston for accepting responsibility and leadership with the school store, and Wanda Verlander for Most Cooper- ative Student. ' I 11 3 .1 3 1 is H . ' K NX wh ,Q w, .kk H Art Instructor, Ed Hall presented awards to Seniors in Art I, II, III, Iv for out- standing Achievement. wi May 28, 1974. Coaches Allen, Boyce, and Richards presented awards to team members at VHSL Banquet on 13
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Paper Shortage Created Basketball Game . y Q., i I J... Worried or conficlent'???f ?7 The student body loudly supported the students j 1' Jumping John goes up! Before Easter vacation the pa- per supply was running out. To meet this crisis, the faculty chal- lenged the student body to a bas- ketball game. With the challenge accepted, teams were chosen to represent each class. Students ea- gerly paid their money to see the exciting game. The proceeds from the game were used to purchase duplicating paper for the faculty. 12 ,LJ The seventh grade huddle to make plans Mr. Eagle gets advice from Coach Boyce. Simple'?? Just flip it in! .........-4...-...asa
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Field Day Was A Big Success Facial expression of spectators showed the excitement on the field. Ruth Howard shows determination as a member of her relay team A field day was sponsored by the Beta Club which allowed stu- dents to compete in track and field events. The excitement was intense. Those who did not take part in the events were just as en- thusiastic as those who were fighting for the ribbons which were awarded as prizes. The Physical Education Department assisted the Beta Club by having its students engage in serious events. Juniors and Seniors also competed against each other in different events. The just-for-fun events were enjoyed by everyone. Carson Thompsonsall alone at the finish. 5 George Jones rounds the corner well ahead of his competitors. The girls got in on the action with emotion filled races. 14
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