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SCHOLAR MONEY Continued from Page 1-D fields, from X-ray technology to hospital administration, they range from fairly short term 8.Q THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Tudar, May 23, 19G7 Schools Change With the Times reserves and Interest payments and can cover a lot of territory. More than $4.5 million had been loaned to 5,498 students under the nrotrram between its inception on the state level July 1. 1965, and the end of April, 1967. The bulk of this was in the past year, and it is expected to continue to grow very fast for five or six more vears. cy then the pay-back will have be gun to level out increased tunas inereasine colleee enrollments programs taught in hospitals to graduate degree programs.

Other fields include social work, law, school psychology, collega career teaching and the teaching of exceptional children. Some 418 Georgians were on scholarship commission grants this year 275 new grants, 143 renewals, with grants totalling $402,885.83. These can be used anywhere in the nation, and sometimes outside such as a prospective college teacher currently completing her doctorate in French in France and another in Spanish in Spain. These grants can be paid off by working a year in Georgia in their field for each $1,000 granted, or can be paid off as loans at 6 per cent. Similar grants are available for teacher training for students willing to teach in Georgia for three and population will give it con tinued growth even then.

THERE ARE A FEW hitches in the dream. Banks have to be willing to participate. Most banks limit their loans to their counties, although they can lim Continued from Page 1-D county will also allow a pupil-teacher ratio of 28 to one in elementary schools next year and 26 to 1 in the high schools. In February of this year, the school board authorized an internal study of the DeKalb School System, which will result in a master plan of education for the county during the 1970s. Atlanta's Public School System built three new elementary schools last year, bringing the total to 119 elementary schools and 26 high schools.

There was a $2.5 million addition to North-side High. And major additions at Therrell, Fulton and Washington high schools. A new high school in the Sinroson-IIightower area is under construction. Air conditioned gymnasiums were built at Fulton and West Fulton high schools. A gym and a library were constructed at Southwest High.

A NUMBER of new courses it them in any way they choose. Some counties in Georgia don't have any banks. In some other counties no banks participate. Some of these are small rural years. Graduation June 6 at Chamblee are being offered in the Atlanta schools, including one in avi Brlarwood provided space for another 20 classrooms.

According to Douglas McRae, assistant superintendent of the Fulton County schools, one of the major efforts being followed in the educational system at the high school level is the program of released time for the high school leadership personnel. Operated under Title III of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act, personnel are released at 1 p.m. each day for a three-hour period so that they can have additional time for such activities as curriculum improvement, examination of materials and textbooks. Dr. McRae pointed out that this program leads to an increased level of instructional efficiency at the secondary level.

DEVELOPED by the staff of the Fulton County system, this program has been recognized within the past two weeks as one of the leading ones in the U.S. DeKalb County has added six new schools, including Columbia High School during the past year and 12 other schools are under construction. These include Southwest DeKalb, Shamrock, Henderson and Peachtree high schools. Two major additions were made to the Avondale High this year and additions were also made to 23 other schools in the county. The system has expanded the program of vocational education courses as a part of the regular comprehensive program at Chamblee High.

Further expansion is planned to include the south end of the county next year. Funds have been provided for libraries raising the ratio to eight books per pupil in existing high schools and five books per pupil in each of the new schools. The DeKalb system also has expanded its programs in art, music, driver training and in other fields. THE NEW budget for the counties. One is populous met-tropolitan Cobb County.

Mr. Payton hopes this will be alleviated by the change made by the last legislature, allowing the state to pay 7 per cent interest instead of the original 6 per cent. This is aimed at bringing interest rates more in line with other long-term loans, to make it more attractive to bankers. THERE ARE many other loan programs, including the older National Defense federal loans, and a variety of funds within schools and through local groups. At the University of Georgia, for instance, 593 undergraduates were on state and federal guaranteed loans, 866 on National Defense loans through the University and 404 on other types of loans through the university last year, out of 12,200 undergraduates.

Chamblee High School will hold its graduation exercises June 6 at 8 p.m. in North DeKalb Stadium. Seniors who will graduate are: Graduation Norcross Seniors Get Diplomas May 29 Judith Leslie Allen Sandra Gale Allen Stephen Almon Carolyn Amey Patrecia Anderson Mary A. Klrkman Katie L. Kirkpatrick Stephen N.

Kitchens Daniel F. Knapp Rober E. Kobres Jr. May 29 for Ronald E. Bacnman Dennis Ray Kr eider u.

a. oaaertscner Karen Ann Kneger Jonesboro Norcross High School will Nancy June Freemen Sheila Dlanne Moore "Ul Varaul SIMM Mnllinov ation at Price, Grady, and Dykes. Dr. John Martin, assistant superintendent of instruction in the Atlanta schools, said, "We have a fully accredited ground school, which gives opportunities for students to work toward securing a pilot license. This is an elective course, a fairly stiff academic one and we feel we have evidence that it aids in teaching student mathematics and sciences." Communications skills laboratories have been placed in nine high schools in order to provide speech, linguistics, reading and the whole field of communications.

Certain children are released from their regular English classes one hour a day in Lucinaa w. Bain Ronald D. Baker Grace K. Bandow May Sue Barker Ellis F. Baxter Jeffrey T.

Beard Yvonne G. Beard Joseph J. Beatty Helen J. Beazlev Judy Lynn Kuglar L. W.

La Mont George S. Lavole P. D. Lawrence III Amelia Ann Lediord Angela B. Leonard K.

M. Lewis Jr. Patricia M. Lewis Maria M. Linares Dehorah Ann AnnM hold is graduation in the school gymnasium at 8 p.m.

on May 29. Seniors receiving diplomas are: Graduation exercises for sen iors at Jonesboro High School Theodore W. Beiter Approximately 300 received educational opportunity grants, TOUGH TIME SPELLING HIS NAME NEW YORK (UPI) Hawaiian singer Charles K. L. Davis cays he was 10 years old before he could spell his name.

Small wonder, when you consider that the handsome tenor's full name is Charles Keonaonalaulani Llewellyn Davis. Davis explains that his Hawaiian name, Keonaonalaulani, means "fragrant leaves of heaven" in English. His classmates in Honolulu, where Davis was born, also had problems with the singer's name they couldn't pronounce it. So for years he was known to his friends as "Stinky Davis." will be held in the school gymnasium May 29 at 8 p.m. Those graduating are: Jeffrey P.

Bellinger La.vne Cheryl Lohr Noreen E. Berry Joanne Linda Lyttle Beverly A. BlackweUNile Brooks McCoy Frances J. Bolton Robert P. McCready Robert W.

Bowers T. J. McCready Jr. Patricia L. Bradford Marcus D.

McDaniel Rosemary Bramlette Arthur McDonald Charles P. Brannan F. E. Mchuffie 43 are on grants to first-year Roger Lea ColweU Alien E. Cook Margaret J.

Cooper Brenda Gail Cowart Charlene D. Craft Linda Crowder Carey Joseph H. Adams Donna Lea Adldns Henry L. Bailey Jr. Helen Boalright Marvin E.

Bolton Barbara Sue Brown Danny R. Brownlow Jerry F. Burgess pharmacy (freshman) students, in the 5-year B.S. program, and between 900 and 1,000 on Rodger M. Breda Judy McFarland Thomas K.

Dale M. C. Malcolm Jov Diane Cagle I.inria Irene Davis David K. Malonev Opal Elaine Oazaway Steven Karl Myers Miriam Ann Gittena Alice E. Nesbirt Thomas E.

Goolsby Jimmy Don Nunn Linda Carol Graham James G. O'Shielda Cathy Sue Green Joan Edna Pruitt Dolly Joan Green Patricia A. Puckett Gary Royce Greer Wanda Gail Puroell Judy Diane Hairston Robert W. Roebuck Grace Cheryl HarmonJames Rockwood Jr. Harry Wayne Harris Susan Elaine Rogers Terry Weldon Harris David Lamar Roper Paul Davis HendersonMary Linda Saylors Randy Lee Hensley Dora Omega Schlick Wanda Sue Hosch Charles M.

Scott Brenda Dianne HulsejRalph G. Simmoni John Timothy Hulsey Jerry S. Singleton Marvin Henry Hunt Richard R. Silver Clara Ann ivy David Alvin Smith Thomas L. Jessee Emmett Kendry steel Sandra Jean Johnson David J.

Stewart Thomas H. Johnson Michael V. Strickland W'elsey R. Johnston Fred Stanley Tatum Bruce Alan Keener Katherine E. Taylor Susan Frances Kenn Ronadl E.

Taylor artha Sue Kilgore Phillip D. Terrell James H. Kilpatrick Charlotte D. Upshaw Paul Samuel Kitchen Glenda Sue Walls Richard Cain Lee Richard A. Weathers Brenda Faye LeverettNancy Jean Welden Audrey Elaine Lyons Cassandra Lee West Michael D.

Majors Richard Lamar West Gary Carroll Maloney Earnest W. Wilkie Nancy Gail McClure Mary Hollis Wingo Patricia A. MoClure Steven A. Wrfghf James R. Miller Larry W.

Wrinkle R. S. Bretschneider Sheryl A. Brewster T. H.

Brewster Jr. Dennis R. Brown Susan CI. Rncklev scholarships, somewhat over Andrew G. Mannin H.

K. Manship Jr. Sharon Lee Marshall half of which would be local in Barbara A. Buckner James W. Martin Vincent C.

Campbell Orville R. Davis III Emory K. Carter Nancy Ann Dorsey James A. Cash Bonnie L. Duffey Sharon Ann Cates Jerry Ie Dyer Fred G.

Chatham Consuelo Espinoza John W. Chatham Teresa Allene Farr Brenda Louise Coker John R. Fielding John Phillip Coker Sandra Elaine Foutj a given year. Most of the above Suzanne M. Burge Sarah Jane Martin Henry W.

Lee Pamela Lee Helene M. Leopard Jimmy H. Livingston Milton Loudermilk James A. Mabry Daniel MacLemora Nancy A. Malone Linda L.

Mann Charlie Marks Rebecca J. Morgan Delma G. Martin Patricia A. Masoner William D. Mayo Linda F.

Meehan Carl B. Meyer an effort to help them develop Lana Abercrumble Kathy J. Abner Ann R. Adair June M. Adams Joseph B.

A dam son Cynthia A. Allen Rachel J. Allen Jimmy Atkinson Virginia H. Aull James M. Avery Jr.

Peggy E. Avery Hal R. Banke Theresa E. Barr Jesup D. Barnes Lana L.

Barnes Deborah F. Bartlett Stephen R. Ball programs are available in all Brenda J. Burgess Sheridan Butler Glenna A. Cain communications skill.

Stephen M. Martin Shelby Lee Maxwell Richard L. Medlock colleges, though usually on a Emmet G. Calvin mary ixu Mitchell smaller scale. Generally local scholarships SCHOOL HONOR GROUPS Hank L.

Myers are for the freshman year only, Brenda Marie Camp Hugh M. Moore Jr. Mary Emily Camp Ray Davis Morgan Robert B. Carey Jr. Wayne J.

Morris Nancy Jenice Carroll Joseph A. Nettles Patricia L. Carroll Sandra J. Nichols Charlene Carter Shirley N. Nicholson Carolyn R.

Cash Lauree Norris K. Louise Chambers Julia A. O'Brient David W. Childress James K. Owens Roy E.

Childress Jr. Lois Lorraine Owens Delorea E. Belle Isle Wavne E. Miller though there are many excep average in all his other sub Joan K. Miller Philip Roger Wysoiur Charles G.

Mills tions. "Local scholarships are those awarded either through ayne M. Youngblood Duane A. Benefield Cvnthia A. Mims Constance Benefield Cheryl L.

Mitchell Henrietta M. Betsill Vickie D. Mitchell Barbara Bloodworth Danny W. Morris Harrison L. Bowers JackV.

Morris Charles P. Brand James M. Morris William D. Brantley Barbara A. Mosley Terrv L.

Braswell Robert N. Moulder jects. Only 11th and 12th grad Bonnie Mae Clancy Kennetn K. Parker Dorothv j. Parks Deborah Ann Clark ers are eligible.

Marilyn a. Clayton James D. Cloudt the student's high school or by an organization in his home J. R. Patterson Jr.

Ronald L. Pelfrey Calvin T. Peoples Christopher Brogdon Brenda R. Murphy ratncia J. Cotfee These math whizzes hold Belinda A.

Brown onna Lvnn Cofield Frank G. Pennant town. They are found in some S. P. McCullough Jr, Linda S.

McElroy Stephen E. McIod Alphia M. McMillan Harion J. Compton Patricia E. Perry lerbert G.

Connor Richard N. Persells meetings and work out complicated math problems just for Continued from Page 1-D chartered by the national office in Washington. The society was established by the section of secondary school principals of the National Education Association. This society has national scholarships, too. Both of these honor societies are open to juniors as well as seniors, and just because a stu Seniors Graduate At South Fulton Karen L.

Brown Shirley D. Brown Howard P. Bruce Cassandra Burt Merilvn Camo yerett ic. Copeland Leonard Peterson nl rather surprising places, and sometimes in rather large Alice A. Cosner Johnnie W.

Phillips fun. Then there is the STAR pro amounts, but most are fairly small, often amounting to prizes fniuip uouiter Rhonda J. Course? Rebecca M. Craven Patricia E. Croft David L.

Crowder Philip E. Croy James W. Davis TU Sherry Lee Dean Mizanne rmx Richard C. Pittman Paulette Pledger Elise Doreen Pollock Troy C. Poss Jr.

L. N. Pritchard IV Laura Nell Pritchett Sara Jane Reagan Hamilton Graduation Slated June 2 Commencement exercises for seniors at Hamilton High School will take place at 8 p.m. June 2 in the school gymnasium. Those receiving diplomas are: gram.

This honor for students and for their favorite teachers Janice H. Denny Mark S. Ktchardson iamarra McDonald Margaret McHuh Rubve C. McRae Beverly McTindal Russell J. Neal James M.

Needham Lennie G. Nipper Lois E. Nix Rosalyn E. Orr Katherin Owen Linda K. Oxner Theresa K.

Pact Judy A. Pack Lynda A. Palmer Carletta G. Parris Margie A. Parrott Peggy A.

Parrott Susan A. Parrott James M. Peavy John L. Penny is sponsored by the Georgia Gregory L. Dettmer Donn A.

Riddell Judv Diana Dick Jane E. Rollow dent makes the society doesn't State Chamber of Commerce. Robert Campbell Minnie Coea James Cox Theresa Davis Teal Denson Johnnie H. Famhm Barbara A. Dodsnn jamra u.

koss Kathleen M. Roll Hrenaa fJ. uonain mean he stays in. He has to Each school has a STAR stu Gordon V. TinnaM Susan K.

Rowe South Fulton High School has held its graduation exercises May 20 at 8 p.m. in the city auditorium. Seniors who will receive their diplomas are: keep his grades and his con ducton the same high level necessary for his first admis dent picked by the grade made on College Board tests. STAR students are picked for each system, each congressional district and finally one from the Lvnn A. Phillips Patricia D.

Dormany Kenneth R. Rushlnw Patrick Harold Dron Marilyn J. Sandcn Clyde C. Dunahoo Jr. Michael Sawyer James T.

Dunaway M. L. Sawyer Louise H. Durham Robert A. Savre J.D.

Easterling III Sandra K. ScarbroWs Gregory J. Eberhard Harold M. Sentell Sarah Linda Edwards Richard F. Setser Cvnthia N.

Elk Linda A. Setterstrom Cheryl Lynn Elktns Bonnie C. Sevier Ronald D. Erickson Louise J. Shaw H.

X. Esctienbrenner Terry Ralph Shaw sion. Linda D. Pike Annie Fears Calvin Fletcher Bennie C. Foster Phillip Green Glenda Hale Diane Hardy Walter Hawkins Joyce Humphrey Bobby Hurd Diane Hickson Dianne Jordan Geraldine Jordan Best estimate is that there Lundy Astln Peggy Barber Sherrl Bamett Linda Barnes Frank Bivins Cecil Johnson Dorothy Johnson Lue 11a Johnson Brenda Jones Patricia Jones Charlie more than real scholarships.

Sometimes they are as low as $10, $25 or $50, and few go much over $250. They include the beauty queen scholarships, but far more often are for scholastic achievement or some special talent. Many of the larger grants come from parents' employers, professional groups or civic clubs. THE SCHOLARSHIP commission provides grants in 20 "needed" fields, including nursing, in which scholarships are provided for B.S., A.A., R.N. or practical nurse training.

Mostly in the paramedical Veronica Boyd Donald Brown Larry Caldwell Ralph Callaham Barbara Campbell Brenda Mitchell Gary Murry Roy L. McGuire Jessie Parker Robert Perry Curtis Person Sandra A. Reese Lonnie Roberts Catherine Sewell Beverly Shannon Aaron O. Sharp Anna Sims Theresa Sims Walter Siaton Norman Slaughter Lewis L. Sloan John W.

Stanley Marie Stanley Earnestine Stair John Stegall Detra Stephens Theodore Sumlin Gwendolyn Thomas Larry Thomas Jerome Thompson Sherrie Watts Charles White Annie Williams Willie Winkf ield Essie Worthy state. are about 1,500 members of these honor societies in the met Luia Le Jacqueline armer Joyce Lee wiuiis Atris Lewis ropolitan Atlanta area. Some Jamie Ann Fisher M. K. Fitzwllllam Samuel Jones Sidney Keepler Sandra Keith Cynthia A.

King Kimsev Lewis students belong to both societies, some to just one. Patricia L. Simpson Steven J. Sinclair Nanette Dell Sitler Bonnie Sue Smith Bridget C. Smith John James Smith Kathleen Smith Lawrence F.

Smith Marva L. ord Stephen F. Foster Joyce Fowler Reta Galene Fowler James E. Fuller Jr. Lois Diane Ganter Jimmy L.

Love There are other honor pro North Gwinnett High Rites Planned May 29 grams. The Atlanta school sys Melissa E. smith waiter u. oarrett nay ijovett Rosa Lovett Deborah Lyons Paul J. Mack Lelia M.

Mathis Henrietta Miller Sloward L. Gbhardt John Douglas South larearet A. Gibson Gary Lamar Spence Pamela Gail Stacey Angela J. Gilliland tem issues a "distinctive diploma" to graduating seniors who have met certain rigid requirements which are higher than Ronald E. Gladden Wayne D.

Godfrey Louis W. Gordon Michael Gordy Nelton Carl Goss san.v ayior mites Fred Lynn Stout Robert J. Street TomlJayStultz Hohert F. Sullivan Gary George Hall Margaret E. Merritt North Gwinnett High School nennetn A.

Harper Mary Ann Morgan K. D. Henderson MiIta rt Belinda G. Sutherland that necessary for regular Lana Jean Greene Beverly Alford Sandra Armour Winston Atlansoa William Atutin Mary Bailey Henry Banks James Banks Claudette Barker James Barker Jerome Barker Larry Barker Lillie Berry Alice Boyd Terry Brantley Robert Brown Nellie Browninf Kathy Bryant Carrael Cnoatea Jerry Clark thirley Clark etty Clay Clara Coleman Mattie cox Charlie Creamer Crowley John Cummings Charles Davenport Franklin Davii Sammy Davis Gwen. Deadwylar Betty Dudley Frances Evans Jo Ann Flemister William FlenuMer Annie Foster Carolyn Foster Cherry Freeman Freddie Gail her Milton Goolsby Iris Graham Annie Graves Clarence Graves Patsy Hambrick Ken.

Hammonds Robert Harris Tommy Harris Geraldine lvery Fred Jackson Ida Jackson Joyce Jackson will graduate its seniors in the victor C. Greenwood Rosa Surohin Brenda S. Henderson Glenda Elaine Orr avid M. Herring Patricia D. Owens Edwin Ray Higgina Martha Eilin Pass school gym May 29 at 7:30 Susan C.

Camp A. Cannon nuglas T. Carlton Patricia D. Carroll Larry E. Cash Vicki A.

Cassell Deborah A. Chaney Sandra E. Chastain James Clary Jr. Evelyn S. Cobb Cramer A.

Coker Jerry G. Connell Daisy M. Copeland Brenda G. Cox Elizabeth G. Cox Kathy E.

Cox Mary E. Cox Stanley N. Cox Johnnie D. Culbretb John M. Cullars Phyllis D.

Dalton Eddie H. Davis Ronald T. Davii Rozanne Davis John E. Dean Jr. Michael A.

Deaver Robert H. Deen Bruce W. Denham Susan T. Dorsey Leo S. EUer Cheryl A.

Elliott Les W. Evans Patricia A. Exum Paul B. Fauscett James Fitzpatrick Virginia C. Floyd John C.

Floyd Diane M. Freeman David J. Galvond Jerry S. Garber William R. Garner Judy M.

Gerald Lottie B. Gibbs Robert S. Gibson John G. Gilley Janet M. Gilreath John Gilreath Jeffry F.

Goodrum David L. Goodwin Sylvia N. Gowan Donna M. Grant Connie L. Greene Donnie G.

Greene Eva S. Grenga Geraldine S. Hall Patsy A. Hall Carol A. Hancock Brenda G.

Hand Fred D. Hand Don Hanson Todd Hanson Janey D. Harrell Celeste P. Haslett Wanda S. Hawkins Kathy E.

Haynie Doris G. Healey Anna K. Heflin James T. Henry Jr. Robert- G.

Hepler Robert A. Hill James A. Hobby Joseph B. Holcomb Joyce F. Hootman Arthur D.

Hopkins Donna L. House Linda D. Howe John P. Huie Carol A. Hutcheson Nancy A.

Jackson Gaines N. Jinks Carl F. Johnson Kathryn O. Johnson Mildred L. Johnson Nancy L.

Johnson Connie D. Jones Rebekah J. Jones Ted L. Johnson Edwin Joiner Thomas L. Joiner Stephen V.

Keiser Judy L. Keith Wayne B. Kendall Then there are strictly local Gregory A. Gross Virginia K. Swarhi Charlene Anne Guess Joyce L.

Swift George A. Gusick William D. Swinney James Dillard Hamm Ellen V. Tapp Wm. D.

Haralson Jr. Gary Chester Tann Dorothy Lloyd Mary Lundy Mary Malcome Melvln Mansns Charles Mays Jerry Mays Irene McClalm W. Middlebrooki David MosJev Odessa Morton Annie Ne Smith Lewis Oglesby Perry Parson Mnzell Peters Leonard Pierce Edward Porter Gwendolyn Prion Geraldine Reesa Dorothy Riley Johnny Rowe Theresa Rutledge Lessie Sanford Marilyn Sims Albert Smith Melveline Stewart Jo Ann Stone Beulah Spurley Doner Terrell Clifford Thomas Audrey Walton Randall Webb Jim West Sa Hie est Horace Whltaker Jame W'hitlork Martha Williams Charles Woods Daniel Wood George Wright Laura Young Betty Mae Pop Jerry Davis Linda Pate p.m. Those receiving diplomas najma aue run Micky Keith Hosch Linda D. Howington clubs which require a certain are: Beatrice Ann Tate Edward N.

Harris scholastic average before con Josneh H. AppUn iarrv wayne James Leslie D. Johnson Nancy Lyn Johnson Thomas D. Johnson Wanda Lee Taylor Robbie Ann Thomas Theresa A. Tipton R.

C. Trammell Ginger E. Harris Claudia K. Hastings Theresa Ann Hayes C. A.

Heffernan III narnara J. uaiiey Donna G. Bailev Larry Patrick Jr. Michael G. Pealock Robert L.

Peevy Laveme H. Peppers Mary Sue Poole Winfred B. Pruitt Patricia G. Puckett Peggy Maria Puckett Michael Lamar Push Carrie E. Reed Wanda Lou Reeves Kenneth A.

Roebuck Dale Allen Jones Deborah L. Trimer Keith B. Herron junitn Mary Jones Katherine A. Jnrdon Marvin L. Pitts Linda I.

Plumley Cheryl S. Powell Roger L. Powell Valerie J. Powell Phyllis D. Prewett Brenda A.

Pugh John T. Purcell Linda M. Quirk Ronald B. Rainey Pamela Rainwater Charles E. Ramey Janice E.

Ray Danette Rayman Terry L. Reece Pamela L. Reed Linda S. Reeves Barbara Reynolds Gwendolyn J. Rivera Beverly D.

Roberts Linda C. Rogers Debra F. Rogers Justin V. Ryan Robert T. Self Toni R.

Shellhorst Gail P. Sheridan Randall Z. Shirley Jeffrey W. Sims Clara E. Slade David H.

Smith Jackie L. Smith James F. Smith Robert Smith Barbara E. Sewell Juanita Springfield Sharon L. Staffon William Stallworth James C.

Starr James M. Starr Jerry D. Stephens Judy S. Stephens Donald A. Stone Raymond E.

Stone Mary E. Stephens Elizabeth Stephenson Henry N. Strength Virginia Strickland Janet M. Stuart Suzanne Sweeney Gary D. Sweetin Michael A.

Tallant Neil H. Taylor Donna J. Teasley Diane M. Terrell Ricky L. Thompson Theresa Thompson Norma T.

Thompson William D. Thrift Floyd M. Tingle Jackie T. Toney Kathrvn Underwood Irvin VanWie 111 Richard A. Vines Rnyel E.

Vreeland George M. Waddy David R. Warie Janice P. Walker Damon S. Wallace Sheryl S.

Waters Joe P. Watkins Mary S. Weir Kenneth L. West Diane Kay Hersman Arthur C. Turner Jr.

Mary Ann Bailey Wayne Baliew Dorothy D. Boggs Gregory B. Braswell Dorothy O. Brown F. W.

Twunack James D. Hester Steve L. Kennedy Marilyn K. Kinsey Lvnda L. Knick Janice Curry Sandra Ann Daniel Barbara G.

Davidson Brenda Sue Day Bobby Jo Deaton George E. Denson Jr. Linda D. Dispain Douglas Dollar Eric Dewltt Duncan William L. Duncan Charles Roger Edeni Judy K.

Evans Peggy Ann Emmett James Ronald Evhntf James Hulon Frix Roy Lamar Garrett Claude D. Godfrey sideration for admission. ONE REALLY TOUGH society is Mu Alpha Theta, an honor society for math students. To get in this society which has just two chapters in the Atlanta area a student must maintain an A average in math and a Sandra L. Langley Winnie sue Scales Linda w.

van Pelt Valerie Lynn Vincent Martha J. Vosburgh Sharon E. Walker John K. Wall Jr. Mary E.

Wavstack Helen K. Welch James R. Welch Michael D. Bryant Linda A. Burnette Martha Cain Beatrice Cailahan J.

R. Christopher Carrie Sue Cogeini Clarence G. Hill Ellen Joyce Hintz John Robert Hunt S. O. Hutcheson Colleen Hutchison Benjamin Hutson Harry F.

Ivy Pamela Jo Jackson FASHIONS Continued from Page 1-D ous year had decided on them, too. Previously, girls wore dresses and the boys dark suits." For Washington's May 27 graduation in the city auditorium, the girls will wear white caps and gowns; the boys blue. "Honor students wear a hood and we have 68 of them," Mrs. Jackson explained. The hoods are blue on white for girls, and vice versa for the young men.

"Last year, the boys in their darker robes formed a '66 for graduation," Mrs. Jackson said, "and we will do the figure of the year again this time." James a. West Morns F. Jenkins Clifford S. Craft Susan E.

Crane Peggy E. Cross Donna Marie Lawson Charles D. Sudderth Donna Jean Maddox Peggy L. Sudderth Juanita June Maddox Fannie M. Swafford Nelda Glynn Maddox James A.

Tate Richard W. Maddox Dollie S. Thornton Cathy E. Martin Larry Rav Tullis Brenda Gayl Mays Mary C. Ward Nellie J.

McDaniel Vivian L. Wheeler Janice McElreath James T. White Marv Lee McCright Helen Wilkerson James T. Melton Charles R. Williams Harry H.

Merrier S. P. Youngblood Mirhael A. Jennings Marvin A. Wheeler COLLEGES Continued from Page 1-D plore the various avenues they may take after high school." IN THE JUNIOR year, students are given the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test.

Scores from this test along with other information about the student help the counselor to guide the youngsters to the appropriate post-high school educational facility. The counselor takes the high school students' scores on the test and compares them with the scores made by freshmen already attending a college. By this method, the counselor is able to tell young girls or boys whether they will be able to Delores A. Johnson Jennifer Whisenant Audrey Ann White Patricia Jo Johnson Lakeside Sets June 5 Cap-Gown Ceremony Barbara E. wmte Cvnthia H.

White Richard A. WhiUield Earl E. Williams II J. E. Williams Jr.

Jennifer Williams Rachel L. Williams Anita Ruth Willis Steven Allan Wilson Mark L. Woeraer Lee S. Wolfe III Samuel David Wood Alice P. Wrigley Nancy S.

Yeakle Sandra J. Young Samuel S. Johnson Cheryl L. Jones Martin E. Jnnea Neal E.

Jones Robert Lee Jones Wesley A. Jones Julie M. Jordan Larry E. Jordan Lvnn J. Kaphen James J.

Kelly IT! Karen E. Kelsey G. P. Kennedy Jr. James O.

Kiker Jr, Richard B. Killam Susan E. Kilmer R. L. Kilpatrick 1 Milton High Graduation Wednesday Seniors at Milton High School will participate in graduation Duluth Graduation Is May 29 Graduating seniors of Lakeside High School will receive their diplomas June 5 at 8 p.m.

in the school gymnasium. Those Bruce E. Johnson Judith E. Johnson Carol Lea Jones Marie E. Jones Raymond L.

Jones Blossom L. Kamen Leslie Ann Kamen Matt Arnold Kaye Suzanne E. Rnwa George S. Royal Suzanne Rutherford Kathi Anne Ryan Cliff A. Samlell Ben Allan Say Patricia K.

Sehellack Bob T. Scholemer Ann D. Schrepple William W. Schulze William A. Scruggs exercises May 24 at p.m.

on the athletic field of the school graduating are: Michael Allen Kaye riooen Kerr jonn c. wnaiey Patricia j. Kihllneee Dehorah A. WheelMa Ronnie Kemnton Those who will receive their di Linda Sue Adams j. uanton Kimpan wiiuam wnitiock Roosevelt Gets Diplomas June 1 measure up at the college of Dannv R.

KincAid plomas are: Patricia J. Dekla Cathey L. Dickinson Susan Carole Dowdy Barbara Anne Doyla u. i. Knannenan Virginia Shaw Arthur J.

Shelfer Dale T. Allen Jr. Phyllis Alexander Patty Ann Allison Eugene G. Ammans Wm. M.

Armistead Sherry Lynn Baker Commencement exercises for seniors at the Duluth High School will be held at 8 p.m. on Arthur a. unggers Jackie M. Kilbride Chris M. Kitchens Jancy I.

Kneale Vickie Kay Knight Steve Krueger John Philip Kyle Karen Ann Lamira James M. LoUhaw Marv Diane l.indlev Frederick E. Shroyer Rose M. Drupiewski Charles W. Eason ttnoeri Keun sines Rita Simmons Susanne Skeltnn James W.

Wiggins Samuel K. Wilder Curtis P. Williams Martha V. Wilson Wayne G. Wimberly Larry L.

Windsor Margaret R. Windsor Jimmy R. Wood Linda G. Woolf James E. Worley Brenda D.

Wright Angela R. Wynn James K. Rdenr anei uaii narse Richard G. Kitchen Barbara J. Knight Nancy J.

Knight Carolyn E. Knight David K. Kovaleski Dawn R. Kubellus David B. Lackey Douglas N.

Laird Vickie L. Landen Janice B. Laney John T. Lawrence James Beegle Barley Diane Marie Eider Judith Ann Smith Robert A. Bamaby Stephen D.

Emhry May 29 in the school gymnasium. Those graduating are John E. Lutenbacher Quentin M. Smith ivay Li. lyjperson Joseph H.

Fallon Marvin J. Flanders Suzanne C. Barton Thomas D. Beagle Brenda Jean Bene Marilyn J. Bennert Lee Ann Benton Virginia L.

Berry Charles R. Biggs Rachel L. Pass Millard C. Peters Jr. C.

V. Peterson Luther S. Phelps Gordon D. Phillips Mary J. Phillips Darden L.

Pierce Peggy S. Pollett Roosevelt High School graduation will be held at 8:30 p.m. June 1 at the Municipal Auditorium. Seniors receiving diplomas are: Jesse E. Hunter Thomas B.

Ingram Marvin Jacobs Mary M. Jamieson George T. Johnson Michael Johnson Betty J. Kan-Rebecca S. Kilgore Kathrvn T.

Kellev David L. Forney Ronald E. Franklin Diane French mwrence m. maicom Robert M. Smith John L.

McAllister Larry Solomon Anne Gail McCarty Susan J. Spears Judith G. McCarty Richard O. Speir Cathleen A. McCloud Susan Anita Spence Karen L.

McCrary Carol C. Stauffer Barbara P. McDaniel Jeffrey D. SUtea Everette L. Mclntire John C.

Stone Mary C. McKenna Jane L. Stringer Mayme E. McKinney Susan S. Swann Meri ulmer i .) i ri i i r.i.i- -mnuu u.

iui ivsuiuv iwirei i vl rauiv Linda Bohannon Trent P. Gaites uena k. powell Curtis N. Powers Beverly G. Kilpatrick Kathy R.

Abrams James H. Allen Jr. Randy D. Alverson Hugh Anderson James R. Croker Sandra E.

Curry Larry D. Dailey William A. Davis Glenn Milton Bona Randall F. Boswell Mark F. Boucher Marv F.

Bowers nooen a. Mcivinney james K. rabb Alaric M. Gelfand Deborah L. Gibson Lawrence N.

Glatzer Sharon D. Gourley Janie F. McNatt Linda A. Terrell Sheryl R. Terry Kay E.

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Mitchell Joan Leigh Moore Marilyn M. Morin Philip S. Move Chat Johnson Danny Johnson Linda Jones Annie Ruth Kendrlx Betty Sue Laudermilk Harold Kerhoff Keith Martin Dorothy Mason Claude Mason Mike McPherson Andrea Mees Mike Murphy Sharon IS elms Wayne Peavy Judy Pruitt Marvin Pybus Joe Rice Deborah Roebuck Phyllis Russell Willie Jean Smith Jerry Siaton Linda Waits Freida Westbrooks Andrea Wilson Bcbhv White Michael Zappla fuizabeth A. Travis Trogdon Carol 0. Turner Freddie M.

Turner Jeannie Allen Linda Anglin Mark Appling Dale Austin Douglas Bales Gail Barron Barbara Bass Bill Bates Michael Bell Gary Bennett Dianne Benson Rebecca Benson Lane Blackwood Toney Boling Robert Brumbelow Myra Bryant Harold Buiee Jane Burgess Gloria Carlan Earline Cato Bill Coleman Nancy Coleman David Collett Susan Combs Steve Chapman Carleen Dangar Benny Darracott Mary N. Dinsmora Jane Dover Billy Durham Peggv Foster Maynita Fonts Nancy Fouls Linda Fowler Jimmy Francis Randle Gaddis ilma Garrison Danny Gates Stephen Gaytrin Babbie Greene Rex Grizzle Jimmy Gunter Sherry Hagood Nancy Haney Mildred Hansard Sue Hawkins Alfred Heard Denny Holbrook Linda Holcomba Annelle Johnson Karon Kimbrell Richard Kinnard Kay s. Turner Ma tit Mann Velma Marshall Pain Martin Roger Martin Judy Massey Sue Ellen Mauldin Wendell McCleskey Connie McMullan Ernie Moore Ronald Moore Danny Morris Rex Morris Gary Mulkey Larry Newton Jane Nix Mark Payne Patsy Pearson Carolyn Perry Jimmy Phillipi Wanda Porter Beverly Poteete Johnny Powell Mary H. Rayner Gary Reece Beverly Richards Freddie Richards Jerry Richards Betty Ann Rogers Jerry Rogers Joan B. Rucker Ronnie Sanders Linda Scott Sheila Smith Leslie Spruill Annette Stapler Dewey Tatum Patricia Tatum Tony Thacker Diane Thompson Vicky Thompson Frankie Turner Harry Vaughan Paul Vaughan Kathy Walker Belinda Warren Sharon Wilkie Barbara W'Ukni Karen Williams Lonnie Winters John Wolf Bobby Wood Norria Wood Kathy W'orley Melodey Jan Mozeley Curt Van Hooven their choice.

During the senior year, counselors hold guidance sessions with the students and applications are made to various colleges. Students also take the Scholastic Aptitude Test, better known as College Boards, and these tests help guide them to the proper college. IN ADDITION to college board scores, counselors take many other factors such as finances, the location of the school and whether the student would benefit from a particular college into consideration in helping students choose the right college. In some cases, counselors may find that a vocational-technical education would be more rewarding for a student. "We do not push college as the ultimate aim for everybody Vail said.

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Larry J. Knight Ronald D. Knight Brenda J. Knowles Brenda A. Landers Barbara J.

Langley Barbara Lawrimore Linda L. Lawson Bill E. Lewis Dennis M. Lindsey Sandra P. McDonald Sharon R.

McGliee Robert E. McGuire Victor C. McNeil E. MrTaggart Jimmy C. Manders Judy L.

Manous David T. Marchman Carol E. Martin Kevin W. JIariin Patricia D. Martin John W.

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Roberta Paul K. Robinson Ernest W. Rouse Gary L. Royal Shirley A. Rushlnf Michele F.

Sewell Donnie W. Simpson Hugh D. Sisson Gerald D. Slay Michael A. Smith Theresa L.

Smith David L. Sninks Carole M. Stephens David H. Stribltag E. M.

Summers Jr, Franklin W. Tarpley Judy E. Terry Michael Thompson Ronald J. Thompson Aurthur L. Thrasher Barry D.

Tweedell C. M. Underwood James L. Vaughn illiam H. Nash Mary Anne Vininf Cynthia C.

Newton Steve H. Vining Michael E. Morris Kathy Walker Charles M. Nusbaum Cathy A. Wallace Thomas Haney Erie B.

Nvcnard Wayne Wanner SCHOOLS Continued from Page 1-D workers, auto or electrical mechanics. Brown High School in southwest Atlanta sends only 35 per cent of its. seniors to college, but a total of 52 per cent continue their education in some fashion. Those not going to college take jobs as secretaries, telephone company employes, or manual laborers. The world of tomorrow holds little promise for the unprepared.

Students of today are more concerned about their status as future individuals. Hall W. Watson Harrington Brenda Holman Terrell Hudson Garland Huff Frankie Huchel James Hughes Martha S. Breedlova Edward Grcnvicj Robert N. Breheia Toomy M.

Groover Bill Ernest Brent Michael J. Hahn Jacalyn D. Brock James E. Hansard John M. Brown Linda Sue Hanson Richard K.

Brown Henry C. Harris Peter F. Burks James Donald Harris Denna L. Burns Susan Harris David Robert Byerly Bobbie Jane Harrod Janet E. Carlson John H.

Hayworth Josie H. Carmichael Vicki Cecelia Head Richard P. Carothers Debra Ann Heberer Ronald F. Cash Cheri Ann Henry Carolyn A. Cathey Chris James Henry heryl Chancey Pamela Jane Henry Everett D.

Cbilders Thomas A. Herndon James Richard Clary Deborah L. Hill Kenneth B. Cochran Carolyn Jean Hitt Christia D. Coiie Patricia D.

Hodges Lynn Marie Coleman Rebecca, M. Holley Kenneth Collins David L. Hollowajr Caroi Suzon Combs Laura Jane Holy Hugh Fleming CooperDonna L. Hope Marguerite Copeland Rebecca Ann Hope Carol S. Culpepper Charlts S.

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Baker Richard R. Baker Linda F. Beck Jerry A. Bedsole Carolyn A. Berry Julius R.

Blount Larry D. Bohannon Jeanette H. Bray Linda Lee Bray Richard Bronkins Russell A. Brown Stanley M. Brown Conrad D.

Bruce Thomas D. Bryant Hilda M. Buckalew Roger M. Busey Deborah Bush Cathy G. Camp David W.

Carroll Danny S. Carter Elaine E. Carter Gloria A. Carver Frederick C. Castell Mildred I.

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Floyd Willie V. Foster Linda S. Garland Linda G. Garrett Ronald B. George Gerald L.

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E. Harrison Jr. Agnes E. Haynie Stephen R. Hightower Donna R.

Hilburn Masgaret F. Holbrtxri Miachel L. Horn Deborah LV Houck Ronnie S. Howard Mary E. Hudgens Sandra J.

Hudgeni Paul Hulsey Charles D. Oliver Gerald E. O'Meara. Emily M. Owen Cheryl Anne Page Carol Ann Pearce Richard F.

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