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'Best darn parade.' Everything went perfect! sighed Mrs. Anita Spain, this year's sponsor of the 10th annual Cougarland parade. Using Burger field was a big asset, explained Mrs. Spain, hav- ing so much more room really made the difference. That was proved by the fact that this year marked the largest number of club entries ever. Always Victorious . . was the winning cry for the Texans and Tex- Anns as they took the grand prize for best overall float. First place in the large club division went to the Band, who showed Cou- gar Spirit that sweeps the land. The Rodeo club came in second, and third place was shared by the choir and the Freshman class. ln small club division the sopho- more Texans took first with 'iTrash the Trojans. There was a three way tie for second place, it was shared by the Junior Texans, Advanced Sci- ences and OEA. Third place in small clubs went to FTA. Grant Rose and Cathy Lawrence did a fantastic job in organizing the parade, commented Mrs. Spain. fN icinding Mr. Mel Pennington, Mrs. Rosella Sellers, and Ms. Carol Reed were among the judges who picked the winning floats. Mrs. Elizabeth Wasse- nich was the M.C. this year. Both Mr. Kline and Mr. Boren agreed, lt's the best darn parade we've ever had at Crockett! . Mr. John Pearson of the AISD takes a break from the trumpet while Carlos Garcia of McCallum, Vic Williams of Doble Jr. High and tleon Prause of Baker Sixth Grade continue to ay. 2. Advanced'Scientist, RonngCDouglas, mixes a solution for the Advanced iences award win- ning float. 3. Blood and Guts was the theme of the physiol- ogy Cut Ups who were awarded the prize for the most original idea. ' 4. Displaying all her beauty and grace, one of the many clowns who entertained the spectators with their antics, takes a moment to pose for the spectators, 5. The Trojans were no match for a Cougar this size as in the Band's first place winning t oat. 6. Climbing the mountain of Victory, the Coogs show who's boss on the grand prize winning Texan-Tex-Ann float. 7. The sophomore Texans received first place in small clubs for their Trash the Troians float. 1 parade 1 1 by Judy Poulsen
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