Senior Superlatives

Both Who's Who and the Hall of Fame shall be selected
during September of the senior year.

Who's Who

• Senior Journalism staff will determine the categories to be placed on the nomination form.
• All senior class members will receive a nomination form, along with a current class list.  Students will have 24 hours to complete their nomination and return it to Journalism.
• The Journalism Advisor is responsible for counting the nominations, and place the top 3 vote-getters in each category on the voting ballot.  In the case of a tie, the top 4 vote-getters will be on the ballet.
• Senior class members will vote during homeroom for their choices.  The Journalism Advisor is responsible for counting the ballots and announcing the winners.

NOTE:  Mr. and Miss MCHS is NOT considered a part of the Who's Who.  Therefore, a student may be voted for Mr. or Miss MCHS and receive ONE other award.  Students may receive only ONE award in the Who's Who.  If a student wins more than one category, they will be awarded the category in which they receive the most votes, and the runner-up in the other category will be awarded that category.  Students will not be informed of the duplicate or given the chance to choose.

Hall of Fame

The Hall of Fame shall consist of ten (10) seniors as selected by the MCHS Faculty.  To be eligible, a student must:

• have a minimum of a "C" average at the end of the Junior year
• submit a printed resume detailing their academic career, extracurricular activities, leadership roles, service involvement and any other activities they are involved in. 

Resumes will NOT be accepted after 3:00 on the deadline day.  Resumes must be typed, 12 point Times Roman, and no more than one page.  The resume should include a current photo.  Resumes will NOT be returned to the student, but will be turned in to the Guidance office for reference in answering scholarship questions by post-secondary institutions.

JOHN S. DOE

HOMEROOM:  Mr. Johnson
GPA:  3.65

 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

• National Honor Society – 2 years
  Participated in Angel Tree, Christmas Gift Wrap, Jayscee Shopping Spree

• Mu Alpha Theta – 2 years
  Chapter president

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIION:

• Nominated to Who’s Who Among American High School Students
• English III Honors award
• Selected as Mr. MCHS
• Wendy’s Heisman Award Finalist

LEADERSHIP:

• President of Mu Alpha Theta
• Church Choir Section Leader

COURSE OF STUDY:

• Collision Repair – 2 years
• Plan to attend Nashville Auto-Diesel College and earn a degree in Collision Repair

Your resume should be ONE typed or neatly written page.  Use a bulleted list, not complete sentences.  Attach a recent photo with glue or printed on the document – do not use paper clips or staples .  Resumes not following the given procedures will be discarded.  Resumes will not be returned to the student, but will be kept in Guidance after the voting has ceased

To be considered for  Hall of Fame, a student MUST turn in a resume by the deadline AND have a minimum 2.5 GPA by the end of the 11^th grade year.

Resumes must be turned in to Journalism by 3:00
on the deadline date

NO resumes will be accepted late.