Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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In her own very quiet way, Judy George has worked hard to improve herself and er school. Her voice can be heard as it blends with those of the Twin Lakes High ioir, but her presence is also felt in N.H.S., Anchor Club, French Club, and Stu- :nt Council. Judy is proof that the quiet word can accomplish as much as the loud Put. Cathy Elliott has proved that honesty is a trait which can bring position and re- ect. It enabled her to be selected in her Sophomore and Junior years as class trea- nrer and in her Senior year as assistant editor in charge of The Aquarian's finances. p doubt it also played a part in her gaining the presidency of Keyettes where she trked hard to become Kick-off Queen. To round out her activities, Cathy has been nember of N.Q.S., and a Wrestling Cheerleader. .--5 ti, ...Pg Richard Neal is probably best known for the line - Will you please stand for the pledge of allegiance. This, however, is not all hisyjob as Student Council president entails. As major spokesman for the Twin Lakes High student body, Richard made their wish- es known to the school board con- cerning the change of starting and end- ing times for the school and to the ad- ministration on other such matters. To fill the rest of his time Richard has par- ticipated in Key Club and N.H.S.

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Looking through Beatrice Coleman's records of the past three years it would ses as though her goal has been to promote better human understanding. This becom apparent as we look at her work as head of H.R.C., an active member of the Stude Council, and as a representative to Girls' State. To round out her activities, she li also been a member of the TLH Choir and a Homecoming attendant. gal While bringing spirit to the bask ball court, Bruce Williams has al brought spirit to the class of '72 president. Through his leadership! Sophomore Class President and the fl mer Roosevelt High and Junior Cl: C0-President and Senior Class Pre dent at Twin Lakes High, he has pri en that leadership is no easy job. Co, Fight. Winlln has been the spirit of this exuberant cheerleader as she has led the tcam. school, and class of '72 on to victory. Holly Stratton's serious side has also been seen as she has been a frequent debater in the student council. She has been extremely active in Keyettes, and was chosen this year's Homecoming Queen. I - S L -un:-nuqugq if- ef K . . - Y'-e s ' L . ' . - - -A N K . K.Qugkfieggigsi-3'4j51.mise-far . K . - f . W - I-:aft -. J - . . . M- e. - ,..- . , Q, ,. at-L, , r, .,M.. . Y ,!.,f, .t,.t,,as,yi',s,,5.tS -.ee f si-f X V --Q . ...ff-,. 7l..+...A, ,,s..A

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JAMES JOSEPH ABBOTT PATRICK CURTIS ADAIR KATHY SEARFOSS ADAIR CBE JAMES EUGENE ADAMS Leo Club, Football, Soph. Class V. Pres., Basketball, Track, Choir ARTHUR ALLEN JOHN GARLAND P ALLEN Outstanding Soph., Key Club. Football, Student Council, Letterman's Club, Track LINA F. ALVAREZ NANCY MARIE ANDERSON Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, CHE RONALD E. ANGUS FTA JOY ELLEN ARENSON Outstanding Soph., NTS, NFL - Pres., French Club, Speech and Drama - Sec., NHS FRED DAVID ARNETT Student Council, Football, Baseball BERNARD EUGENE ARNETTE Baseball, Football BOOKER J. ASHBERRY Student Council, Youth for Christ RITA AILEEN ATWOOD Z Club - V. Pres.. CBE, Art Club JOANN BAECKER Spanish Club. Student Council, Choir BETH ELLEN BAKER Latin Club, Spanish Club, Art Club - V. Pres.. Sec., Youth for Christ Jawa J QM X--1-!.M,,, . .xx 1 , ,iw 46 , Q . . , MARY E. BALLARD Speech and Drama DAVID PAUL BANKS Cross-Country, Track, Wrestling, Kale scope CLARENCE E. BANNISTER J Band, Tennis, Student Council, Basket DARRELL RUDOLPH BARBE Football, DCT - Pres. ELOISE BARFIELD FRANK ROBERT BARRY RACHEL BARRY SHIRLEY ANN BELL Red Cross, Y-Teens, Pep Club, FHA CYNTHIA LEA BENNETT Speech and Drama CYNTHIA SHERRIE BENNE