Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Star Student Each year the faculty nominates students for this award who are in their junior year. After the student is chosen, he or she will serve during their senior year. This student must show leadership, accomplishment, and must be aware of the free enterprise economic system. Brenda Boykin is the star student for this year. Some of the reasons Brenda was selected was her par- ticipation in the following activities here at Wolfson. She has been in N. H. S. one year, House of Representatives two years, Anchor three years, Junior Director one year, French Club one year, and was on the PTSA board. National lVlerit Scholars This year's National Merit Scholars are Beverly Boykin and Floss Hightower. They achieved this award by tak- ing the PSAT in their sophomore and junior year. Then they were ranked with other students taking the test. Beverly and Boss were in the one-half of one percentile in the state. 7 35 BEVERLY BOYKIN R033 HIGHTQWER

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WW... Ls. Picture 1: Frank Henry-Track, All conrer- ence. Picture 2: Robin Marrell-Track, All confer- ence, Outstanding service to the athletic depart- ment. Picture 3: Sam Platt-Football, All confer- ence, all area, all city. Picture 4: Ken McCranie- Football, All conference, all regional, all area, all city, all state, all sectional. Picture 5: Mike Newll-Football, All conference, all city, all area. Picture 6: Ernie Saltmarsh-Football, all confer- ence, all city, all area. Picture Z David Setzler, All conference. Picture 8:Chuck Smith-Football, All conference. Picture 9: Darryl Williams- Football, Track-All conference. Picture 10: Elise Shults-Swimming, All conference. Picture 11: Craig Teeters-Swimming, All conference. Picture 12: Lindy Gottuso-Wrestling, All confer- ence, all district. Picture 13: Shannon Terry- Wrestling, All conference, all district. Picture 14: Terry Merrit-Basketball, Outstanding. Picture 15: Jerry Rinard-Baseball, Outstanding. Picture 16: Scott Worman-Tennis, All conference. Picture 17: Lynn Klahr-Swimming, All confer- ence. Picture 18: David Dees-Golf, Outstanding. Picture 19: Russ Deary-Swimming, All confer- ence.

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. .? ' ....-wwf:-f :lss s ir,:: g. J r . t S S T .is Q . . 29 l ftisfxpv - t ip. t 9 l'T1lI13.l'S '.11pgf,,,,,....,.. '-'-f1t t,..we-- .L- ,,......,.,-W i Du , L..-N The Joe Berg Seminars are national programs of enrichment studies in the fields of Science and Humanities. The members of these seminars are students who excel in these fields. The students are recognized and referred by their teachers to submit their S. A. T. scores. After successful exams are taken at Jacksonville University, applicants are accepted as members. The sponsors are Bill Fryar, Supervisor of Environmental Educa- tion, for Science and Otto Beckham, Supervisor of Music Teachers of Duval County, for Humanities. Picture 1: Bill Fryar-Science Sponsor. Pic- ture 2: Otto Beckham-Humanitles Sponsor. Picture 3: Fiow 1: L to R Lee Bossen, Margaret Kessler, Sherman McCall, Carl Wecker, Pat Patterson. Flow 2: Brenda Boykin, Robert Storch, Chris Sullivan, Bill Mandler, Chip McGehee, Beverly Boykin, Marjie Meyer. Flow 3: Maury Brown, Elana Green, Mike Doherty, Steve Sprigle, Bill Cantarini, John Kampfe, David Friedman. X4 15 S Joe Berg 39