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Kelly
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Presidents
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On
Wednesday, September 21, the Sophomore and Junior classes held their
elections. For the Sophomores, Net Whitner is President; Chad Price,
Vice-President; Diedia Dickenson, Secretary; and Tommy Scroggs,
Treasurer. Also running in these close electrions were Mike Gilmore
for President; Bobby Sias for Vice-President; and Janet Squillante,
Leslie White, and Jackie Robinson for Secretary.
The Juniors chose Mike Kelly, President; John
Delgado, Vice-President; Ann Jenkins, Secretary; and Marty Wellinger,
Treasurer. Other candidates were: Bob Ross, for President; Jim Stokes,
Jim Rich, Linda Tindall, Nat Turnbull, Betsy Cragg and Pam Stapley
for Vice-President; Linda Myrick, Rita Dunn, Lance Howden, Connie
McDowell and Susan Baker for Secretary; Jeanie Britt, Carolyn Annear,
Nancy Peck, Delores Meyers, Tom Lawton and Sharon Sindad.
President Mike Kelly of the Junior Class says
that his class will sponsor the concession stand this year. Several
car washes are also planned to raise money for the prom. The question
of class dues is still undecided at this time, but voting on this
issue will take place in the near future.
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Seniors
Set Future
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In
full standing, the "Class of 61" is three hundred, sixty
strong. Our day of reckoning as "Seniors", is here and we
expect all to have respect for it. We are not below admonishment or
rebuff from our faculty, but underclassmen should beware of "Senior
Intentions!"
In a short time, future seniors will be confronted
with several votes from their Student Council. These ballots will
concern Senior Privileges. Present recognized Senior Privileges are:
walking through the front door, and leaving assemblies first. The
New privileges on the agenda include: making a sidewalk in
the front door a Senior walk, Huntington Avenue becoming a Senior
and faculty parking area only, and perhaps establishing a Senior lunch
line.
It is true that we, the present Senior Class, will
reap the benefits first, but everyone should remember that the first
fruits aren't always the best.
In establishing these reverences, the Class of '61
is preparing the way for you, the Class of '62 and '63. This glory
is not a selfish one. We want these resolutions for everyone and the
glory will eventually be shared by all. Your future "Saintedness'
as Seniors will be founded by the passing of these coming proposals. |
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SENIOR
SALUTES
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Judy
Law arrived in Ellaville, Georgia, on the 26th of April...Like
swimming, reading ... Dislike gossiping ... Hobby skiing ... College
after High School.
Charles Cayll born January 13th in this fair
city ... Likes most anything ... Dislikes talkative girls ... Most
embarrassing moment, when he fell asleep at his girl friends house
and didn't wake up till 3:30 in the morning ... Plans after High School
OJC.
Sharon Duryee born April 15th in Ft. Wayne,
Indiana ... Likes meeting people ... Dislikes unfriendly people ...
Most embarrassing moment when a boy sat on her dress and ripped it
from the waist line.
Tom Bledsoe born on December 11th in Orlando
... Likes girls ... Dislikes women teachers ... Hobby is golf ...
College after High School.
Carl E. Dunn arrived on January 22nd in Salem,
Ohio ... Likes food, sleep and drink ... Dislikes gossiping girls
... Most embarrassing moment, underclassmen awards day ... Do you
think you know where the steps are now, Carl?
Lynn Furr (Fuzzy) appeared on October 14th
in Nashville, Tennessee ... Likes Gary, dancing ... Dislikes boys
with long hair and being a taxi service to her brother and sisters,
Gainesville conventions and Francis. |
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Recent
News
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| Semi-finalists in the National Merit
Scholarship tests were announced recently. Those from W.P.H.S. are:
Jean Bradford, Anthony Barron, Maurine Doggett, Karen Kane, Bill McGinnis,
and Nancy Temple. Congratulations! |
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| The National Forensics participated
in a Student Congress, Tuesday, Sept. 20. Mark Loeb was voted best
speaker of this congress. Others present from W.P.H.S. were Linda
Myrick, Fran Ussery, Ann Spaulding, Susan Chace, Donna Newbury, Andra
Peterson, John Hoche, and Prudy Huber. |
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| The W.P.H.S. Student Council had
it's first meeting, Wednesday, Sept. 21, during school. Students are
asked to give constructive suggestions to their student council representatives. |
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EXPOSE
By Fran Ussery |
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Underclassmen Beware!!!
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All
underclassmen are urged to beware of seniors for they are going to
be hot-on-the-tail of any junior or sophomore who abuses the privilege
of the "Senior Door for Seniors only." Any underclassmen
reported going through the Senior Door are required by Mrs. Ramsdell
to write a two page theme entitled, "Why I Should Not Walk Through
the Senior Door Until I Am A Senior."
That was the sad but true story of Jay Gustafson,
a junior, who was caught and was made to pay his debt to society and
the Senior Class. Will this crime ever be forgotten by the members
of the twelfth grade class? Only time will tell, but first Jay must
prove himself. |
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| It
seems that another Winter Park student is also having trouble with
rules and regulations. In the past two weeks, Senior Suzy Cushing
has been stopped by the police three times!!!! Red Light !?!? Speeding!?!?
Illegal parking !?!? Come now Miss Cushing, don't you think this is
getting a little expensive??? |
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| An
earnest attempt was made last week to deodorize the Wildcat's Den
by an unsuspecting senior girl. After all attempts to enter the building
J.R. left with her Fuller Brush Aerosol Spray as full as it was when
she came. Too bad, J.R., maybe if you talk to Coach Orr, he can get
the football boys to do it. |
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Frank
Ferguson reported having a marvelous time while in Italy and Europe,
but it seemed that he had to forego two days of the three he was
scheduled to attend the Olympics in Rome, due to illness. Sorry,
Frank, we hope that it didn't inconvenience you too much or take
up too much of your time. What appeared to be wrong???
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| The
stork is soon to arrive in the homes of two former W.P.H.S. teachers.
Mrs. Kleinknight, who taught algebra and plane geometry for many years
here, and Mrs. Delmas, typing instructor last year, are both gracious
ladies in waiting this fall. |
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| A
party of well wishers for departing Seniors and alumni was in full
force two week ends ago on the back row of the Winter Park Drive-In.
The one flaw to this group of merry-makers appeared when the fun was
over; there seemed to be confusion as to just who the party was for.
But who said you had to have someone who was going away at a going
away party? |
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| Stu
Smith is looking for the owner of a baby blue lace slip which someone
forgot and left in his car. Stu would like to contact the owner immediately
so that he can explain it to his mother!!! |
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