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The Rewards of Much Work MIX DUNSMORK GUY LYTLE IRVEN POPE Tops in A.C.T. Program WcKulUwn's top •cores in the American Col-lege Testing Program were made by Rill Duns-more, Guy Lytic, and Irven Pope. Representatives to Roys' Stale and Girls' State Outstanding Junior arr chosen, by n committee under Mr. Harley Graston, as representatives to Roys State and Girls’ State. Under the direction of the American I-cgion and Auxiliary, and various civic organizations which sjtonsor them, the students go to Montgomery. Alabama, in May and June to leant how the government is run. Marivann Pilgrecn, Qiicf of Police; Mary Dean Doling, on Bourd of Pension and Security. GIRLS- STATE REPRESENTATIVES BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES ROW ONE: Jim Cobb. Phy-ical Fitness Award; Irven Pope. Associate Justice. Supreme Court; Rol ert Thompson, Chief Justice, Supreme Court. ROW TWO; Johnny Ives. Chairman. House Committee on Education; Marvin Keener. Chairman, Hou e Committee; Ian Hardin, Member of “Be t City ; Guy Lytle, not ahown. 13
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The Reward of a Thing Well Done Is to Have Done It IAN HARDIN', Bau ch-Lomh Science Award, Spring term, a medal given for scholarship, service, and outstanding work in the Science Department. Science Awards RICHARD LYTLE, Bausch-Lomb Science Award for Fall term. Masque and Gavel Honor Point Letters Award and Monograms GUY LYTLE. Masque and Gavel Award, given by the Maaque and Gavel Speech Honor Society for greatest speech improvement within four ylars. 12 GAIL MINOR, Chairman of Honor Point Committee, gives SUE PEN FI ELD, GUY LYTLE. NANO KAY CUTCI.IFF, LINDA CAUDLE, and A DELIA THOMPSON (not shown). Honor Point Letters: PATSY BELL, BETTY GRAY (neither shown). Monograms. Honor Point Letters and Monograms are awarded to the top ten per cent of students having the highest number of points earned through scholarship, extracurricular activities, and other services to the school.
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Side Views of WIIS Fire Drill The mural above the auditorium Mage was made several years ago by WPA artists. It tells the story of America’s development and in some cases, hardships. Models for the pictures were Woodlawn students. Mis Virgil Lamb and the new record player, given to the language department by the Woodlawn Optimist’s Club.
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