San Jon High School - El Coyote Yearbook (San Jon, NM)

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In Draughon 's Business College each year makes available two scholar- ships: This year they were received by Lonnie Darnell and Linda Cain. These scholarships are given to the Senior boy and girl who make the best grades in the Commercial courses. Betty Lane, Lonnie Darnell, Linda Cain, and Dwight Jobe received Profi- ciency Awards in Touch Operation of the adding machine. Touch Operation is just as impor- tant in operating adding and calculat- ing machines as in operating typewriters, Each of these students completed the exercise in less than 160 seconds, the required time. an W- ' W 5 2 Linda Cain, Editor of the Coyote News, and Myra Smith, Editor ofthe El Coyote, received Editors Awards, Myra and Linda were also D,A,R, Al- ternates. Betty Lane received a Business Man ager's Award. This is the first year this award has been given. Minn n mem -'9 'J-.

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gdldddd Franklin Flint received the Agricul ture Achievement Award in F, F,A, It is presented each year by the DeKalb Seed Company to a senior boy on the basis of his four years of work in agri- culture, his project, and his leadership ability, The public speaking medal and cer- tificate was presented to Ronnie War- muth, Alva Carter received the Farm Me- chanics Award, The Betty Crocker Award was pre- sented to Ellen Mae Ragland who was the highest ranking senior girl from San Jon in the National Betty Crocker Home making test. The Math Award was presented to Dariel Sewell who ranked highest on the Mathematics test. Jerry Ray Tillman placed second in the State Driving Road-Eo at Silver City

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Boys' and Girls' State first alter- nates were Don Bond and Sandra Bone. AW Pictured here are Wayne Jackson , Frances Parker, and Kaye Stanley who received Driver Education certificates. Jerry Ray Tillman, who is not pictured, won second place in the State Road-Eo Boys' and Girls' State second alter nates were Lonnie Barber and Donna Hedgecock.