Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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When students awoke on Fri- day morning, February 1, they were greeted by yards full of white powder. It had snowed all night and continued to snow lightly throughout the day. Some students built snow sculptures, had snowball wars, and sledded behind automobiles. Others took shelter inside their homes not enjoying the wintry weather. The precipitation con- tinued all weekend and school did not begin again until Wednesday, February 6. Most students were ready to get back into their normal schedules by that time, so most people didn't complain about the unexpected holiday coming to an end. 16 f Student Life A Winter Wonderland Students play and create WATCH OUT - Whitney Reese prepares to hurl a snowball at someone. READY FOR A ROUGH RIDE - Felecity Fair gets ready to ride a sled dow Hang on Felicity! MASTERPIECE - An area yard holds a new version of a snowman. v Y r's....f- I F - - - gf -mv - W. , A .N - Q , , -- I ' ..- af - -A -F WF 1-is 3' -eq A H , ' n the road behind a friend's truck. 'rwlr 1 ,..r V tg' i -NB I nw . Q ' A -I . is j . , ,M P' KW.. 5 'A ' ,.s'f?:v Lb 'F F ' . gf ff ' ar, QM-2211 er- A he i -R. t, - nr' I ,, 'jg ,J' g , j' x . , ,,:.,- 5 x , Y , k JJ .TA s r f f ,. 1 'J' '- - x , , ,k K N ,'f.,r.i'. ' e. - xt X' . qi' i l r l l 1

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Winners at Pine Burr Assembly were of a Special Order Poodle skirts, bobby socks, rolled-up socks, and penny loafers abounded on stage when the CHS students assembled to honor Pine Burr Awards winners. ln addition to honoring the students, the staff also paid tribute to the Drive-In of the 50's. Consequently, winners were announced by describing their secret fantasy, future plans, and of course their favorite Sonic food. At the beginning ofthe assembly, Mrs. Bonnie Pope was presented the Pine Burr Dedicatee Award by Mrs. Karen Reeves and Mrs. Paula LaGrone on behalf of the Pine Burr staff. The staff recognized Mrs. Pope because of her involvement and dedication. Along with her regular classroom activities, she is an FTA sponsor, a senior sponsor, and in charge of potty patrol. Mrs. Pope's working day doesn't stop at 3:20 either. After she drives the 27 miles to her house, she works at the dairy barn, rides horses, and takes care of her house, her husband and her three children. She is really concerned about students and their education. The only thing more important to her than school is her family, Mrs. Reeves said. PINE BURR DEDICATEE BONNIE POPE 18 f Pine Burr Assembly