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Junior Mark Clark, was selected as
one of the two fortunate students to
win a $1,000 scholarship from the
William Randolph Hearst Founda-
tion. William Taylor of Seabreeze Se-
nior High School in Daytona also
won a scholarship.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
of Lake City attended the 1975 U.S.
Senate Youth Program in Washing-
ton, D. C., as one of two Florida dele-
gates. The session began _Feb. 1 and
ended the 8th. The week was jam-
packed with briefings with at least 9
senators; leading Cabinet members;
a visit to the Department of Defense,
Justice and State; a day with their
senator; and meeting with members
of the House of Representatives.

Highlighting the excursion was a
visit to the White House which in-
cluded a meeting with President
Ford.

Transportation was arranged by
I United Air Lines and the students
stayed at Washington's Mayflower
Hotel.

An "A" student, Mark Clark has
been active in student government
activities, placed first in last year's
... •, Regional Science Fair, and was a
member of the tennis team for two
years.

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