O D Wyatt High School - Roadrunner Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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'Qui Mr. cmd Miss Wyatt Finalists Susan Waters and Dick Opperman were the finalists in the Mr. and Miss Wyatt election. They possessed all of the qualifi- cations necessary to become Mr. and Miss Wyatt. Susan was a great asset to Wyatt. Her ready smile and willing attitude made her a welcome addition to any group she was a part of. Dick Opperman is a born leader. He was respected by his teachers as well as his classmates. He served as Student Body President during his senior year and his influence was felt in many areas of school life. if c Susan Waters Dick Opperman

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Nqr!-N' .D-:SA 'inn I. nil- ax' I x.. ,gk W 1 5' .iv ffufa .,.,.p-v 4 'Lg 5' K Bonnie and Mike During their high school years Bonnie and Mike were active in many school activities and each maintained a B average and an E average in citizenship throughout high school. Bonnie served on the Student Council two years. The 1972-1973 Football Team selected her as their sweet- heart for her untiring support of the team. An ideal stu- dent, Bonnie was well liked by the student body. Xiu Club activities, sports events, and Student ,Council dutiel were only a part of Mike's interests at Wyatt. He servel Wyatt in many unofficial capacities as well as president ol the Senior Class. His friendliness and faith in Wyat affected all those around him.

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WHO'S WHO The students chosen for this special award are excellent examples of the ideal Wyatt student. These twelve students were selected from a broad field of nominees by the Wyatt faculty. Such qualities as leadership, scholarship, enthusiasm, and a willingness to serve their school were carefully consid- Sondra Moore ered. Each student maintained a B average throughout high school and an E average in citizenship in addition to their active participation in Wyatt's many school sponsored activi- ties. 2 'Q , inns 'K Q An 4 , g gf ll l .f Londell Fisher , 'vin' fa. f- 1 3 l Sue McGregor