Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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MZ . f- W j KVIX 6 ii1 . Governor's School Nominees: John Rowe, Margaret Wasson, Charleen Aldrich, Julie Davidson, lra Lackey, and Glenda Arrington. Juniors Assist At Graduation The top twenty juniors were appointed as junior marshalls. Selected on the basis of their outstanding academic achievements, they assisted at the 1975 graduation. Six accomplished juniors were nominated to attend the l975 summer session of Governor's School. They were chosen on the basis of academic standing, art, or musical abilities. I Junior Marshals: Front Row - K. Baumgarner, co-chiefg S. Blevins. co-chief. Second Row- S. Cavendish, B. Sipes, G. Ogburn, B.J. Parlier, A. Feimster. N. Douglas. M. Wasson. Third Row g R. Smith. L. Gilliam, L. Lapish, S. Lazenby, C. Aldrich. I. Lackey. Back Row 1 J. Barnard, G. Riera, S. Overman, and M. Wyatt. Not pictured: C. Williams. Student Life 1 97

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Senior Scholars Claim Honors Chosen for their high scholastic rank Mary Sherrill and Patricia Hamilton were selected as Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 75. They maintained the highest grade averages for five consecutive semesters. The top ten percent consisted of seniors who had upheld the highest grade averages in their class. These students proudly displayed white tassels at the graduation exercises held on May 30. 'f K' A Top Ten Percent: Front row - M. Sherrill, P. Hamilton. Second row - C. Kivett, K. Alexander, J. Williams, M. Ramsey, L. Huneycutt. Third row - S. Wilson, A. Kiser, E. Gaines, L. Kitchings, J. Harmon. Fourth row-C. Redmond, W. Carson, K. Gilleland, A. Davenport, G. Gilliam. Back row- D. Haas, J. Lloyd, D. Tucker, D. Fox, and J. King. Not pictured! D. Turnipseed. for 'ef -al! 96 - Student Life Tx, O f' 1' Q N I ., Q, . ff .R , Mary Sherrill -- Valedictorian Pat Hamilton --- Salutalorian

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Coveted Title Open to Girls This year two of the three Iredell County Moorehead semi-finalists were chosen from SHS. Mary Sherrill and Pat Hamilton were selected on the basis of academic achievement, character, contributions to the school, and leadership qualifications. Mary was also one ofthe six district finalists as a result of her Salisbury interview. This was the first year that the highly coveted scholarship was made available to WOIU Cfl. 1975 National Merit semi-finalists included Gwyn Gilliam, Linda Kitchings, Joan Harmon, and Mary Sherrill. The selections were based on academic records, PSAT, and NMSOT tests. Morehead Nominees: Joan Harmon, Pat Hamilton, Mary Sherrill, David Fox, and Jack King 98 E Student Life National Merit Semi-Finalists: Joan Harmon, Mary Sherrill, Linda Kitching, and Gwyn Gilliam.