Rock Hill High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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:RM gtg ,K S. . CRP Af! ,M 19.75 VHILOS CCL LQC56, Govern0r's School of the Arts: Michelle Nunn. The Bausch and Lomb Science Award is given to the Senior student who has attained the highest scholastic standing in science subjects. The recipient of this award is eligible to com- pete for one of several scholarships that range up to 56,500 per year. Selection to the Governor's School of the Arts honors those students who have exceptional artistic abilities. Applicants au- dition in the fields of music, drama, and creative writing. Hon- ored students attend a summer seminar at Furman University. 9' i sm Bausch and Lomb Science Award: David Duffy

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The Voice of Democracy speech contest is held each year to establish patriotism and good citizenship among American youth. Through competitive essays, both written and spoken, several students are selected on various levels of competition. fail' i 'g 14 A ' .W lkt V Z 4 ., lf mf, f V Mn, 'W ' W f Voice of Democracy Winner: Brad Owen Each year a Senior who has shown outstanding concern for DAR Good Citizenship Award: Lisa Dixon. both school and community affairs is chosen for the DAR Good Citizenship Award. The school winner is determined by a vote of the faculty members and is entered into statewide scholarship competition. The state winner is selected on the basis of teacher recommendations, the high-school record, and a written state- ment from the student on her involvement in extracurricular activities.

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Junior Marshals, Row I lleft to rightlz Lisa Ellis, Beth Culbertson, Lynn Neely. Lisa Matthews. Jean Ringer, Diane Neely. Row Z: David Peay, Keith McAteer. Young Sue Bae. Kim Grant. Nancy King. Tricia Hutchison, Phyllis Baxter, Colette Williams, Trina Jones, Rebecca Scott. Craig Walters, Tanya Mundy. Row 3: Steven Fields, Amy Brown. Angie Bailey. Amanda Hilton, Cynthia Facelli. Blair Guettler. Jim Eish. Kevin Freeman. .nw FRY The highest honor that can come to a Junior is selection as a Junior Marshal. Superior class rank and grade-point ratio are the determin- ing factors in the choice of students. The chief responsibility of Junior Marshals is ushering at commencement exercises at the close of the school year. This yearls select group includes twenty-six high-ranking Juniors. The Rensselaer Science and Math Award: David Duffy. The Rensselaer Science and Math Award, a handsome bronze med- al, is presented to the rising Senior who has attained the highest academic average in science and science-related subjects. The medal encourages outstanding students to attend the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York. This award is one of the most coveted of all high-school honors. 99