Pace Academy - Pacesetter Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Literary Meet Members The Pace team placed second in the Region 7B tournament. Placing in events were: Quinton Smith — first place, girl ' s spelling Randy Owen — second place, boy ' s spelling Allen Pait — first place ix)y ' s solo Robin Mills — third place girl ' s solo Nancy Canter, Shari Abrams, Mary Bradshaw — second place, home economics Jim Walsh — second place, extemporaneous speaking Other participants were: Danny Vaughan — boy ' s typing Quinton Smith — girl ' s typing Mike Pinkenon — boy ' s essay Rhonda Rosenberg — girl ' s essay David Primm, Allen Pait, Hugh Lane, and Danny Vaughan — boy ' s quartet Randy Owen — oral interpretation Randy Owen also placed first in Extemporaneous Speaking in the Galhoun Invitational Tournament.

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Many dcxjrs are open to the individual at Pace. Those he chooses to enter may be many and varied or few and deep. From basketball to debate, the choice is wide. Yet individuality implies not only individual growth, but growth within the community as well. The individual at Pace is one who strives for excellence not only for his own satisfaction but also for the benefit of all. . •Jiii ' — HBHII Lean, lean, lean, lean, lean,

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Debate LEFT: Varsity Debate Team: Jay Polstein, Rhonda Rosenberg, Jim Walsh, Mike Pinkerton. BELOW LEFT: Debate Coach, Mr. George Mengert, checks over some points with Jim Walsh and Mike Pinkerton, the two-man varsity team which represented Pace in the United States Bicentennial Debate tournament in Williamsburg, Virginia. BELOW RIGHT: Junior Varsity Debate Team: Roy Schwartzman, Matt Towery, Dana Wadsworth, Brenda Knosher, Brian Ford.