Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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,ti XX' 'Q' X. I ' J 'x t . Q. Juniors Who's are Bobby Pennebaker and Juniors featured in the Ramblefs Who's Who Susan Robertson, Most Creativeg Julius Cain and Phyllis Heflin, Most are Pam Wilson and Jimmy Smith, Most Ad- Likely to Succeedg Lewis Cooke and Patricia Robertson, Most Dedicated: miredg Diene Harper and Leslie Adams, Most Nova Goodson and Debbie Sauer, Most Versatile. Outstanding. Juniors elected to the Ramblefs Wl1o's Who are Dianne May and Billy Ainsworth, Most Feminine and Most Masculineg Kathy Farrow and Lee Burrow, Most Stylishg Laura Owens and Leo Haffey, Most Congenialg Jennifer France and Larry Lawrence, Most Out-Goingg Linda K. Allen and Dee DeBold, Most Thoughtfulg Janis Cuynes and Glyn Ingram, Most Ath- leticg Jennifer Sullivan and Mike Daley, Wittiestg Barbara Greer and Buddy Miles, Friendliest. I28

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,iors selected Most Congenial are Vicki Noble and Wesley iris fnot picturedlg Friendliest are Mike Pickett and Linda HVCT. Seniors Most Likely to Succeed are Mary In O'Lcury and Ed Shaferg Most Admired are Dianne Miller and Bob Bouchillong Most Dignified are Frank Johnson and Pat Mathis. X ml The Senior Class voted the title of Most Outstanding to Cheryl Taylor and Randy Jones. l27

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Sophomores chosen for honors in the Ramblefs Who's Who are Susan Lundquist and Marshall Cheek, Most Outgoingg Pam Lowery and Lee Nutt, Most Athleticg Wanda Wilson and David Dorsey, Most Congenialg Nancy Searcy and David Pigg, Wittiestg Cheryl Bryant and joe Smith, Friendliestg Beth Robertson and Leland Curtis, Most Thoughtfulg Suzanne Buckley and Johnny Barlow, Most Stylishg Carolyn Moore and Ronnie Conerly, Most Feminine and Most Masculine. qi ,Q.4l, lv rf? ll 'Q 5 as- ,X fix fsyv Egillflg, fv- -T' 34, ty V ,. Q - ,H Q 4,7 ,. atured sophomores in the Ramblerfs Who's 10 are ,lerry Allen and Theresa Sims, Most miredg Brenda .lohnson and Charley Smith, mst Outstanding. Sophomores selected to the Ramblefs Who's Who are Daryl Ainsworth and Trudy Walker, Most Creativeg Brent Garrett and Beverly Windham, Most Versatileg Alan Gould and Charlotte Peyton, Most Dedicatedg Edwin Cheshire and Nancy Tipton, Most Likely to Succeed. I29