Article 5, Volume 1
I was chosen to be the chairman of the Virtual Retro Identification Committee (VRIC). This committee was given the awesome task of selecting the 10 most attractive girls on campus in the spring of 1958. Physical attraction was only one of ten criterias used by the committee. After much deliberation we chose 5 seniors, 2 juniors and 3 sophomores We agreed to release the names in increments. There was something special about each of the selectives.
Also, we decided not to release the order of ranking until after all the names have been released.
Two of the names on the list are: Susan Townsell (Senior) and Delores Fields (Sophomore)
Susan was chosen because she willing to work on a variety of projects and help other students. She had a noticeable sweet disposition that inspired other students in a positive manner.
Delores was special. She was an honor roll from day one and gifted in science and math. She also participated in the Dramatic Club and FBLA. She was always positive and dressed very neatly. Everyday her long shoulder length beautiful black hair was neatly combed
Delores was noticible because she always carried herself in a ladylike manner. Yet, she blended in with the students very well, and even as a sophomore, Delores was a model for other students.
Other names will be released in future publications.
I was chosen to be the chairman of the Virtual Retro Identification Committee (VRIC). This committee was given the awesome task of selecting the 10 most attractive girls on campus in the spring of 1958. Physical attraction was only one of ten criterias used by the committee. After much deliberation we chose 5 seniors, 2 juniors and 3 sophomores We agreed to release the names in increments. There was something special about each of the selectives.
Also, we decided not to release the order of ranking until after all the names have been released.
Two of the names on the list are: Susan Townsell (Senior) and Delores Fields (Sophomore)
Susan was chosen because she willing to work on a variety of projects and help other students. She had a noticeable sweet disposition that inspired other students in a positive manner.
Delores was special. She was an honor roll from day one and gifted in science and math. She also participated in the Dramatic Club and FBLA. She was always positive and dressed very neatly. Everyday her long shoulder length beautiful black hair was neatly combed
Delores was noticible because she always carried herself in a ladylike manner. Yet, she blended in with the students very well, and even as a sophomore, Delores was a model for other students.
Other names will be released in future publications.
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