Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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112 Miss Worthing Dellanise Brigham, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brigham, Sr., attended James R. Reynolds and J. J. Rhoads Elementary Schools and Carter G. Woodson Junior High School. She has received awards in math, science and speech competi- tions and has done public speaking in many capacities, perhaps the most memorable being a presenta- tion at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library for the Texas Junior Histo- rian State Convention in Austin. ln the tenth grade, she served as vice president of the Junior Historian Society and was voted a popular sophomore by the student body. Last year Dellanise was vice presi- dent of the Student Body, a popular Junior and held offices in the Paces-l etters' Club and the Science Explom ers. Dellanise was chosen as Q Miss Worthing it by popular vote in a student election last spring. This year she is a mem- ber of the following organizationsi the Junior Historian Society, the Coll staff, the National Honor Society, the Duchesses of Worthing, thel Young Women's League, the Stul dent Council, Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y, ano serves as chairperson of the Studen Advisory Committee. Among he numerous academic honors, she is c National Achievement Scholarship Semi-Finalist, listed in Who's Whd Among American High School Stul dents and Outstanding Teenagers o America. l l l

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