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Clark is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of
5745 Harpers Ferry Road. She is
a student at North Forsyth High
School. Her marshal was James
Arthur Gordon.
The first runner-up was Miss
Cynthia McMillan. She is the
18-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Williams of 2420
Sink St. She is a senior at
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The second runner-up was
Miss Bionca Lovette Boykin. She
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Mr. and Mrs. Boddy Boykin of
2733 N. Patterson Ave. She is a
student at R.J. Reynolds High
School. Her marshal was William
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The third runner-up was Miss .Leslie
Patrice Staten. She is the
16-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Patricia Staten of 3701 Sawyer
Drive. She is a student at Carver
High School. Her marshal was
Greg Wilks.
TWflJUi Ikifiinner-up was Miss
Cynthia Russell, the l$-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Annette and
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Christopher Russell of 5644 Bull
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her marshal was James Olen.
The fifth runner-up was Miss
LeSeanda Michelle Brunson. She
is the 16-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brunson
Sr. of 3415 Jeketer Drive. She is a
student at East Forsyth High
School and her marshal was Ded
drick Hatchett.
Scholarship winners were
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