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Margaret Moore, valedictorian of the 1965 graduating class, received highest academic awards. They included a $50 scholar- ship from the Elks Lodge for being the outstanding girl scholar in Madison County and a $25 scholarship from the Ruby Valley Women's Club for the highest four year average in math and science. As yearbook editor, Margaret was awarded a pen and pencil set. Honor society pins were awarded to the following high school students: Seniors, Margaret Moore, Gary White, Carita Miller, Sandy Baril, Steve Barilj juniors, Andrea Doornbos, Coreen Cald- well, Nikki Baril; sophomores, Angie Grotzke, David Maddison; freshmen, Denise Hofland, Carol Hunt, Susan Tilton, and Laura Larson. Carita Miller also won a $50 scholarship from the Does for the county's winning essay on patriotism. Barry Carter was awarded the Good Sportsmanship Award; Wayne Gilman, the F-F A. Good Citizenship Award. John Pack, Paul Marsh, Dan Day, and Bob Walter were pre- sented with three varsity letters. AWARD NfGRT 21
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WONOR PAGB Each year, the Dillon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution give a good citizenship award.- The winner is chosen by an essay contest; this year's theme being Lest We Forget, a patriotic topic. Marilee Foreman was chosen, this year, as the DAR Good Citizen. Margaret Moore Each year Montana State College has a program of testing for outstand- ing high school students. These students spend two days at MSU in Bozeman where they visit the various departments and go through a series of tests. Highest ranking students in these tests receive a scholarship. f-fl N QCNOOL WBBJC Andrea Doornbos Gary White i 20
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library club The student librarians who are members of the library club, keep the high school library in working order. They assist the regular librarian in all library work. Some stu- dent librarians are in the library every study hall to assist students in research work and to check out books. Students in this club receive one quarter of a credit a year for their work. BACK ROW: Penny Weber, Coreen Caldwell, Denise Hof- land, Maline Hofland, Jayne Moore, Shirley Leebenow, Janet Hardies, Angie Grotzke, Pat Mooris, Colleen Guinnane, and Mr. Thomas. FRONT ROW: Nikki Baril, Sandy Baril, and Linda Glasser. 22
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