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Honors Day Program Held At Forsyth County High School
Forsyth County High School
held its annual Honors Day Pro
gram Wednesday, April 23,
1969, as students and faculty
filled the gym to offer accolades
to honorees.
The Future Teachers of Am
erica carried out the program,
This Club is under the capable
leadership of Miss Mary Fos
ter, Advisor to the FTA at the
High School.
Speaker for the occasion was
Mrs. Pat Allen, 9th Grade En
glish teacher at G. B. Babb Ju
nior High School in Forest Park,
who was introduced by Margie
Smith, Vice - President of the
FTA.
Teachers in each of Forsyth
County's schools were nomina
ted for the Teacher of the Year
Award, and FTA members pre
sented corsages to all the nom
inees. Winner of the coveted
award was Miss Elizabeth Bar
ron of Forsyth County High.
The nominees were: Sawnee El
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ementary - Miss Mary Annette
Schroeder; Chestatee - Mrs.
Virginia Williams; Big Cree
k Fannie May Kay; Midway -
Mrs. Joy Potts; Cum,ningLow
er - Mrs. Edith Wright; and
Cumming Upper - Mrs. Mary
Daniel.
Deborah Burruss, President
of FTA, presented the nomi
nees and Forsyth County’s
Teacher of the Year.
Linda Grogan and Joy Martin
presented the names of those
students receiving honors. A
variety of fields was covered
and many students received
recognition for their achieve
ments.
Scholastic Honors: Outstand
ing Seniors - Ralph Amos, Re
ginia Barron, Steve Bennett,
Kathy Bennett, Stephen Hughes,
Deborah Burruss, Richard
Martin, Mary Evelyn Merritt,
Eddy Reynolds, Cathy Mash
burn, and Joyce Corn.
STAR Student - Heidi Nix;
STAR Teacher - Mr. Johnson.
National High School Award
of Excellence - Heidi Nix, Pete
Amos, Deborah Burruss, Cathy
Castleberry, Gale Martin, Gary
McGinnis, Judy Mundy, Eddie
Reynolds, and Joan Wilburn.
University of Georgia Cer
tificate of Merit - Susan Mash
burn, Kathy Lamb, Lowell Corn,
and Tony Stewart.
Semi - Finalists, Governors
Honors Program - Susan Mash
burn, Angela Bagley, Laura
Fowler.
Current Event Test - Tony
Stewart, Melissa Songer, Judy
Mundy, and John Oxford.
Science Program - Angela
Bagley, Laura Fowler, Melba
Foster, Deborah Burruss, Deb
ra Lummus, Rita Groover, Me
lissa Songer, Martha Fagan,
Pam Day, Gary McGinnis, Lar
ry Dobbs, and James Lummus.
SCALP Program - Judy Mun
dy, Cathy Burruss, David Mar
tin, Kiwp Tolbert, Joyce Corn,
Linda Grogan, and Joy Martin.
Future Homemaker of Am
erica - Theresa Echols.
Contests: DCT won N.W.Ga.
Eliminations in Automotive -
Billy Johnson and Randy Smith.
Future Farmers of Ameri
ca - Roger Cox won District
Star of Ga. Planter and was sec
ond in state as Ga. Planter.
Also in FFA, Danny L. Reid
was District winner in Tractor
Maintenance and Operation, and
was State winner as well.
Future Teachers - Betty Con
ner won office of 9th District
Vice Director.
Bulldog Editor - Joyce Corn.
Editor of “The Paper”
Dennis Anderson; Co-Editors -
Deborah Burruss and Perianne
Watson.
Flash of Crimson Band
Captain, Dennis Anderson; Solo
Twirler, Phyllis Day won Su
perior rating at Solo Twirling
Festival; Pam Day was chosen
Outstanding Band member of
1968; Anne Myers - Captain of
Fabulous Flashes Twirling
Corps.
Red Peppers Pep Band - Den
nis Anderson, Leader; Angela
Bagley, Shelley Turner, Rob
ert Roper, Harley McClure,
Donald Fain, Randy Herring,
Scotty Gravitt, Lowell Corn, A
very Howell, Vickie McGinnis,
and Keith Sewell.
Flash of Crimson members
earning Superior ratings at So
lo and Ensemble Festival
Susan Mashburn, Shelley Tur
ner, Hazel McConnell; Ensem
ble I - Shelley Turner, An
gela Bagley, Hazel McConnell,
Deborah Wheeler, and Janice
Hawkins.
The cast of the Dramatics
Club’s production of “The White
Phantom” - Melissa Songer,
Kim Rucker, Linda Grogan,
Carl Curtis, Johnny Tatum, Bil
ly Bolton, Teresa Westbrook,
and Angela Bagley.
Sports Awards: Richard Mar
tin - Most Valuable Lineman,
1967; Football Tri - Captain,
1968; All State Honorable Men
tion, 1968.
Danny Vaughan - Tri-Cap
tain, 1968; All State Honorable
Mention, 1968; Prep Honor
Roll; Best Back, 1968.
Steve Bennett - Tri - Cap
tain, 1968; High School Prep
Honor Roll; Spring Practice A~
ward, 1967; Sportsmanship A
ward, 1968,
Ralph Amos - 1968 Football
Scholastic Award; Benny Tal
lant, 1968 Best Lineman and
1967 B-Team Sportsmanship A
ward; Nelson Garner, 1968 B-
Team Sportsmanship Award ;
Garvis Shook, 1969 Varsity Hus
tle Award; Larry Neese - 1969
B-Team Hustle Award.
Certificates of Appreciation
from Forsyth County High
School were awarded members
of the Girls’ Varsity and B-
Team Basketball teams:
Varsity - Sandra Bennett,Sue
Boling, Mary Branham, Gail
Burruss, Margaret Conner ,
Martha Fagan, Joyce Gravitt,
Rita Groover, Linda Holtz
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Social Security Office
Explains Child Benefits
Social Security benefits to
child beneficiaries end when the
schild reaches age 18 unless
the child is disabled or attending
school.
To qualify for continuation of
the student benefits the child
or person acting on his behalf
must complete documents to
show that the child is a full
time student, attending an app
rovel educational institution and
is not doing sounder an arrang
ement with an employer in which
he is paid to attend school.
If the child does not quality
under this provision at age 18
but does become a qualified
student before reaching age 22
application mav be filed and be
nefits paid for those months up
to age 22 in which the student
qualifies.
Marriage of the student ends
eligibility. Also, if the student
earns in excess of SI6BO per
year from employment or self
employment his benefits will be
reduced for those months of
wages over $l4O or substantial
services are performed in self
employment.
Those eligible for student
benefits shall contact the Social
Security Office at Gainesville,
Agricultural - Jon Barron and
Terry Mayfield. Bread - Robin
Castelberry and Janice Will
ard. Dairy - Dale Holtzclaw.
Dog Care and Training - Kim
Rucker.
Forestry - Don Barron. Home
Improvement - Carolyn Mer
ritt. Horse - Nolan Floyd.
Leadership - Kim Rucker and
Keith Sewell. Recreation
Janet Thomas. Clothing - Lin
da Eubanks.
County Achievement Winners
in 4-H for 1969 - Dress Re-
IS _y' m ~
Ga., or meet the representative
of that office who will be at
the Courthouse inC urn mlng.Ga.
on May 9, 1960 and May 23,
1969.
New Church
To Hold
Services
Shores of Lanier Baptist Mis
sion welcomes you to Sunday
School at 10:00 and Worship
at 11:00 each Sunday morning.
All newcomers, those who are
away from their horn church as
weekend residents or visitors
to the Lake Lanier area, and in
active church members have a
very special invitation to attend.
Follow signs out Pilgrim Mill
Road ( about four miles from
Cumming) to the temporary
location. A new sanctuary is
planned at a designated site on
Pilgrim Mill Road. Times for
Training Union, Evening Wor
ship, and other services will
be announced in the near fut
ure. Rev. Ernest Parks is
Pastor.
vue, Linda Eubanks. Teen Fare,
and Yeast Bread(2), Vickie Mc-
Ginnis. Family Life, Janet
Thomas. Furnishings and Art,
Carolyn Merritt. Recreation,
Janet Thomas. Dog Care, Kim
Rucker. Automotive, Don Bar
ron. Petroleum Power, Nolan
Floyd. Safety , Freddie Cas
tleberry. Poultry, Jon Barron.
Rock Eagle 4-H Counselor:
Kim Rucker.
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FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS MAY 1, 1969
Bridal Tea
For Miss
Samples
Miss Hilda Samples was hon
ored with a bridal tea on March
29 in the Fellowship Hall of
the Cumming First Baptist Ch
urch.
Many lovely gifts were re
ceived between the hours of
2:00 - 5:30 p.m. and were
beautifully displayed for friends
to view later in the evening.
The Fellowship Hall was
beautifully decorated. The re
freshment table was covered
with a pink tablecolth draped
with net. The silver punfch
bowl and candleabra enhanced
the beauty of the table. One
candleabra held an arrange
ment of pink sweetheart roses
with baby breath and greenery.
The other candleabra held pink
carnations. Ivy and pink car
nations adorned the punchbowl.
The registering table was
also covered w ith a pink table
colth and net. It held a pink
flower arrangement. Guests
signed the register after pass
ing through the receiving line.
Refreshments of petitfores,
punch, nuts and mints were
served.
Hilda looked lovely in her
yellow linen suit. The host
esses presented her with ‘ a
corsage of yellow roses.
Mrs. Bessie Samples, Mrs.
Dorsey Streetman, Mrs. I. H.
Streetman, and Mrs.A.F.Sam
ples were also presented with
corsages.
Hostesses were Mrs. Mickey
Swims, Mrs. Larry E. Watson,
Mrs. Lamar Sexton, Mrs. Mack
Bailey, Jr., Mrs. Michael Cow
art, and Mrs. Jack Pritchett.
Many friends and relatives
congratulated Hilda and viewed
the gifts from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.