Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Leopardette Leaders for 1965-66 were announced on March 4. 'fn W 5 College Preview Night, sponsored by the P-TA was held Monday night, March 15. Representatives of Colleges told Adamson and Sunset students about advantages which their schools offer. Lester Winningham won first place in the Broad jump Competition at the Annual Irv- ing Airlane Relays. The Leopardette Banquet, held March 25, has become an annual event held by the Leopardettes. One of the many science projects that was judged at the Annual Sci- ence Fair held March 11-12, on display in the laboratory. I7

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l? 'wg x i x Pat Evers was a spectator at a 'wig baseball game on the Athletic L Pay Assembly held on March ,':l b' 19. Annual Federal Inspection of the ROTC was held on March 23- The corps received a rating of superior. The corps was graded on drill co-ordination knowledge of m a n u al, and teaching methods. THE MONTH OF BIZOUG-l-fl' ACHVITIEQ TO ADAMQON

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Clifford King, Pat Evers, John Herron, and Kay Buttleman, presented the Adamson entry in the district one act play contest, held April 2 in the Kimball auditorium. The play, Impromptu, won third place in zone and Kay won a place in the All-Star Cast. john Clary presented a trophy which was won by the l Key Club at a Richardson Tournament. Tennis team was intro- duced to the student V body on the April 1 assembly, by Coach Lar- sen. .. ,.:,-f i 4' A 12 , ti- c , J It c E 1 Q if: I - J A A 1- , M, On May 25 the band, under the direction of Mr. Beckhart, presented its annual Spring Concert as a conclusion to bancl activities for the year. I8 I l L