Putnam County High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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Ehzabeth s majors were math and business, she had an average . ' of 95 21 for three and one half years She was secretary of the Beta Club and was on the Charner Staff Ellzabeth won the State Degree in Home Economlcs the three year busmess medal, the English medal and a KIWRHIS Scholarshlp to Tech She was a member of the Parron Methodist Church where she was President of her M.Y.F. 1 11-.1 fi. 5, , . , as i kk n' Q lf: I 2, ' A . -.W fl :S- ,, num' Stuhentss K go .. 0 U 5 5 ll l - A J I 1 E l 1 i Buddy, with majors in math and science, had an overall average for three and one-half years of 96.18. During his Senior year, he was President of the Speech Club and a representative to Boys' State. He won the S.A.R. Citizenship Award, the four year science award and best actor in a play. Buddy was also an active member of the First Methodist Church and President of his M.Y.F. V . - '.- -. 4- -1, ' rv rs! .ef v' -eg-' m 2 Tl 4 A . 1 I, -.,- r ' I. . 2l3 v -fi Q1 EZ' E -1 T! A-

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Earralaureate Y Commencement ceremonies started off with the Bacculaureate Service whicl was held at The First Baptist Church. The speaker was Mr. Glenn Killom fron David Lipscomb Christian College. A new addition to the exercises was a Senio: Chorusiwhich was directed by Mr. Bill Blankenship.

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The first speech of the night was the Valedic- tory Address delivered by Buddy Massa. The speech was entitled The Making of a School and it dealt with all of the activities and experiences which made our Senior High. The Senior Chorus sang again at Graduation. Later Mr. Blankenship led the entire Senior Class in singing America rahuatiur I l E June 1, 1967, marked the first Graduation at Putnam County Senior High School. Two hundred eighty-four seniors sat in our school gymnasium and listen to! the Graduation address. Twenty-y five seniors were Honor Students with averages ranging from 92 to' 96.18. They and the Beta Clulf members wore gold chords.