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Club Honors Strangers wanting to know something about the character of Valdosta could have witnessed the parade of club honors and gathered information. They would have known which groups were active in the town and which gave visible support to the activities of the high school. In succession representatives of the American Legion and Ameri-
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Give Recognition For Superior Efforts Department heads gave awards to the most outstanding students In their areas, not just to those who attracted attention because they won in essay contests and in forms of literary competition. All chairmen In the strictly academic areas agreed to give their students certifi- cates. And the English department added another gift, plaques paid for by the pro- ceeds from a book fair held in March. For these awards English teachers named the best students in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Other departments made similar choices. At the close of the program these aca- demic awards made a fitting prelude for the announcement of honor graduates, students who maintained averages of ninety or better for the four years they were in high school.
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Reflect Nature Of Community can Legion Auxiliary, the DAR, the Elks Club, the Exchange Club, and the Kiwanis Club called for honorees. Then Mr. Fred Buescher spoke for one of the community's largest businesses, Levi-Strauss, to award a scholarship. Valdosta has an active Literary Guild. And, in keeping with their custom, the ladies in this club honored an outstanding literature student. This year Kathryn Shaw received a savings bond in recog- nition of her outstanding work in this area. Another woman's club, the Wymodausis, gave awards for excellence in history studies. And Lieutenant Colonel Marion T. Porter presented an Army ROTC scholarship. OPPOSITE PAGE, FAR LEFT: Syd Shepherd receives the DAR Good Citizenship Award from Mrs. Robert Cork. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Mr. Lloyd Mims congratulates Scott Alderman on his being chosen Best All-Round Senior. BOTTOM: Elks Leader- ship Award winners Syd Shepherd and Scott Alderman confer with guidance counselor Mrs. Jenny Wisenbaker. TOP, LEFT: Kathryn Shaw receives the Literary Guild Award from Miss Rena Mae Campbell. ABOVE: DE president Lee Fouraker presents the Club of the Year award to Byran Strickland, president of the DCT club. 19
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