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Student Honors Contribute to Winnersville Label Valdosta has recently dubbed itself Winnersville. Valdosta High School students contributed to the accuracy of this title in sports, academics, and in every phase of the activities of a com- prehensive high school. Mike Rose, Rusty Overby, Richard Clayton, and John Branan were National Merit finalists. In the 1-AAAA Literary Meet, David Pulliam placed first in extempo- raneous speaking. On the state level he ranked third. Kim Gandy placed first in the region in piano and second in state competition. Another first place tro- phy came to the school — and indi- rectly to the city — when Roberto Binford, Bryan Wilson, Calvin Davis, Ethridge Seward placed first in the region Tor boys quartet. Brett Clark captured first place on the state level in graphic arts. Brayon Lee Jones kept his first place in brick- laying when he went to the district contest. And because a community must depend on character and citizenship for a winning label, the administrators this year gave special awards to Jamie Harris, Sam Fletcher, Tim Dame, Curt Cochran, David Pulliam, Roberto Bin- ford, and Karen Wakefield in recogni- tion of these qualities. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM, RIGHT: Principal Lloyd Mims presents a plaque to David Pulliam, one of the group of students selected for adminis- trators’ awards. OPPOSITE PACE, TOP: Honor graduates fill first three rows of the Little Theater. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Mr. James Bridges, vocational industrial coordinator, beams as he presents awards to Sandra Morrison, business edu- cation: Odell Griffin, drafting; and Brett Clark, graphic arts. TOP: Mrs. Harry Wolinski, English department head, hands a plaque to Lynne Pul- liam, most outstanding sophomore English stu- dent. John Branan and Rusty Overby, seniors who tied for this honor; David New, junior; and Kim Candy, freshman, look on. RIGHT: Mr. W. E. Wisenbaker, head of the social studies depart- ment, presents awards to David New and Mike Rose. 12
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