University Breckinridge School - Eaglet Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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C MR. BRECKINRIDGE Tim Porter MISS BRECKINRIDGE Robin Razor University Breckinridge Superla tives Junior High 7-8 Most Popular Girl Debbie Brown Most Popular Boy Steve Kelly Cutest Girl Mallie Wells Cutest Boy Jamie Payne Prettiest Girl Julie Dennis Handsomcsl Boy Mark Barber Most Versatile Girl Jana Ousley Most Versatile Boy John Black Senior High 0-13 Most Popular Girl Kim Miller Most Popular Boy Gary Ganin Cutest Girl Cindy Thomas Cutest Boy David Egelston Prettiest Girl Nancy Kegley Handsomest Boy JeffBurkett Most Versatile Girl Patti Allen Most Versatile Boy Bobby Wells 37

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xi am. . i,..,r iv- BETA CL UB LEADERSHIPh SCHOLARSHIP ORIENTED The Beta Club is a leadership-service organi- zation for Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors and Open to membership for all students with a 3.0 or above academic standing. It is designed to encourage good character, leadership and scholarship. The main activity of the Beta Club is the Annual Beta Revue at which time Mr. and Miss Breckinridge is announced. The honorees come from the senior class. Other superlatives for Junior and Senior High are also announced. 36

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Hi Drug Education Center offers oppommity for observation in a relaxed atmosphere Ql Club members sari and package aver 1 700 toys rollertpd during 'FToys Instead of Tearsli project. Bl Special Olympia; was a rewarding expedence for participants and Key Clubbers. GU Bicycle inspection as par? of Bicycle Safety Week. SL1! Bl INTERNA T I ONAL RE C OGNI TI 0N HIGHLIGHTS KE Y CL UB YEAR After 209 projects and over 40,000 man hours of programming our Key Club achieved the highest honor bestowed by Key Club Interna- tional by being selected to receive the 1973 Achievement Award at International Convention in Chicago. The club also received the Scrap- book Award representing the historical recording of Key Club activities. This recognition followed Division and District honors where they were selected as the Outstanding Key Club in Division 8-9 and K-T Dis- trict. Other honors received were Scrapbook Award and Achievement Award at the district level. Kim Miller was selected as Division 8-9 Sweetheart 0f the Year and received the Miss Congeniality Award at K-T District Convention. Another highlight was being selected to receive the Single Service Award for their work with mental retardation. Twenty-nine different projects were conducted in this area of need. . The Key Club helped Insure Tomorrowi, by involvement in school and community service projects obtaining individual leadership that will produce a more concerned and productive Citizen. 38 J t'm, .z'z; V , K.?l k l 1 4n