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Suwannee Teachers Show Their

Talent In "Dollars For Scholars"
 Suwannee County teachers really outdid then
selves as they presented their "Dollars For Scholars
Talent Show Thursday and Fiiday nights in the Si
wannee High School Auditorium.
The Suwannee County Edu- the event and with the pr
cation Association sponsored ceeds pla;:s to give two S


 These teachers are singing "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing" as the finale to the
"Dollars For Scholars' Talent Show presented Thursday, April 12, and Friday, April 13,
nights.


 These teachers from Suwannee Middle School put on a
skit, "It's A Babe's World" for the "Dollars for Scholars"
talent show. The cute baby holding the teddy bear is Son-
ny Nobles.


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 Mrs. Penny MeKnight presents a medal and handshake
to Bruce Perry, a participant in the Special Olympics, at a
special awards ceremony as Miss Becky Lewis watches. *


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 Students who participated in the Special Olympics on
 Wednesday, March 28, were preseniteed with their medals
 that were donated by the Suwannee County Nursing Council
 who sits on the right. They are, 1-r: Mrs. Jo Kennon, Rev.
 Jim Walkup, Dr. and Mrs, Joe Davis.

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 These are the "Can
teachers, who performed a
ars" talent show presented
tion Association.


Can't Girls" Suwannee Primary
dance at the "Dollars for Sehol-
by the Suwannee County Educa-


 Jim and Charlotte Ulayton performed a song anoa aane
*~ridtl~e- for the teacher's "Dollars for Scholars" talent show
eia ated last Thursday and Friday nights.


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 Middle School: First place,
Burkey Dean Jackson; sec-
ond, Lisa Allison; and third.
Ben Akey. Elementary School:
First place, Calvin Thompkins;
second, Russell Landen; and
third, Annette Jelinek. Bran-
ford School, 'Mrs. Howell's
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Pate; second, David Reid; and
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 wannee High School scholar-
 ships and one to Branford.
 The officers of the SCEA are
 Verna Bass, president; Ruth
 Taylor, president-elect; Eva
 Hinton, secretary; and Irene
- McCall, treasurer. Board mem-
" ers are Mary Phipot, David
 Morgan, Carolyn Winburn, and
u- LaFrances Stephens.
 Members of the program
'o- committee for the talent show.
u- were Carolyn Winburn, Janice
 Lord, Frances Green, Diane
 Clardy, Jim Clayton, 0. P.
 Warren, Sherryl Van Etta,
 David Morgan, Sonny Nobles,
 Oscar Munch, and Renee
 Poole.
 Jim Clayton and Carolyn
 I Winburn were host and hostess
 for; the show as each -school
 presented their talent.
 SPerforming -fr o "Branford
 School were George James
 and Carol Franklin in, a saxo-
 phone and trumpet duet.
 Representing Suwannee Ele-
*' n mentary were Becky Lewis and
 Judy McKeithen performing as
 Sonny and Cher; Frances
 Green and Mrs. S. C. Bass Jr.
 singing "Steal Away"; and
 S another song.was performed by
 Frances Green. Two dance
 skits were presented. The
 "Twisters" danced to "We're
 Going To Twist Again Like
 We did Last Summer". They
 were Penny McKnight, Ramo-
 na Curl, Janice Lord, Joan
 Roberson, Laverne Dorminey,
 Ida Jean Hightower, Peggy
 SMusgrove, Becky Lewis, Pat
 Grimsley, Sybil Bell, and Glen-
 da oatright. The "Swingers"
 did tnetr own rendition to
 "Love Train". They were Alma
 Bass, Agnes Dickman, Gertrude
 Jones, LaNettye Harrell, Ollie
 Calhoun, Janice Lord, Nettle
 SCollins and Ina Gaston.
 SRepresenting Suwannee High
 School, Earl Thompson sang a
 couple of songs and a song and
 Dance routine was performed
 by Jim and Charlotte Clay-
 i' ton.
 S Suwannee Middle School
 presented a skit "It's A Babe's
 World" performed by Bernice
 Williams. LaFrances Stephens,
 Bernice Thomas, Louise Hall,
 SS.onny Nobles. Hiram Ranck,
 Doris Gill, and. Joe Craft.
 Their director was Judy Sweat.
 Hiram Ranck sang a song and
 read a poem and a panto-
 m'ime, "Fujlyama Mama", was.
 done by Randy Law,. James
 Cooper, and Bernice Williams.
 SSuwannee Primary put on a
 skit, "Little Riddle Primary
 School", performed by Alvin
 Thompson, Louise Blevins,
 Sandy Ketner. Sheryl Kirby,
 Diane Clardy. Shelly Brown,
 Oscie Wright. Lisa Bryant,
 Marilyn Clark, Reginald Ford,
 .Mary Martin, Elaine Guder-,
 Syahn, Sharon Bonds, Eileen
 Box, Beatrice Barr, Eva Hin-
 ,ton,; Ruth Taylor, and Dayna
 Knight. A dance was perform-
 ed by the "CanCan't Girls"
 who consisted of Louise Blourk,
 Lillon, Roberts, Vanita 'Ander-
 son, Myrtle Mills,.Allene Ford,
 Money Cook. LaFrances
 Greggs, Sheryl Kirby. Sandy.
 Ketner, Diane Clardy. Valua
 SWarren, Rita Brown, and Effie
 Elliott..
 For the finale the whole
 cast came on stage and sang
 "I'd Like To Teach The
 Whole World To Sing".
 During the talent show, Jim
 ,Clayton presented three; two,
 and one dollar checks to the
 winners of the talent, show
 poster contest. Primary: School,
 kindergarten, and first grade:
 ,First place, Lisa Harris; sec-
 ond, Melanie Boris; and third,
 JoAnn Wimberley. Second and
 ,third grades: First place, Don-
 ald Lacey; second, Penny Clay-


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