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Margie Morrisey lights candle to represent principles of National Honor Society Ann Artz rejoices over National Honor Society Induction. Girls State 21
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Our Best Represent Pompano Boys and Girls State was free of poli- ta tics. They DID have programs and KB speakers on Americanism. Students from every part of Florida arrived in Tal- + lahassee and grouped themselves into ci- ties and counties and created a 51st state. For seven days the citizens of the new state carried out functions of govern- ment, taking the basic laws and proce- dure of the state of Florida as a guide. Boys and Girls Staters were selected on the bases of maturity, leadership, cour- age, neatness, honor, loyalty, and ser- vice. Those chosen were: Ann Artz, Joyce Collier, Margie Morrissey, Rob Bensko, Jeff Johnson, Joseph Lidoski, Chris Long, Brian McHugh, Stephen Ross, and Steven Smith. 4 . A Margie Morrissey exhausted after All City Pep Assembly. Joyce Collier concentrates on Ivanhoe. 20 Girls State
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Faith, Fellowship And Fun Young Life was a club for high school students outside of school. It was a non- denominational group whose center was not religion, but faith and believing. The club met every Monday night in the homes of students. A guitar player ac- companied them as they sang songs and laughed a lot. On any given night one may have found himself in some crazy skit or a shaving cream pie in the face. The group went on week-end outings to Disney World and South Wind, which was a Young Life Camp. In the winter they went skiing in the mountains of North Carolina. Young Life was laughing; Young Life was caring. 22 Young Life Jamie Lininger gets hit in the face with a pie. Sometimes Young Life means participating in a skit.
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