Nixon High School - Lair Yearbook (Nixon, TX)

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V . - to Every Room Fourth Grade tree and decorations. ,ti 'iss Fifth grade pupils display a wall mural as well as a tinseled tree banked with 153 QV' ,Ay ,Rf 1A'Q'..' : ' 3 .yt fgfi' presents. The snow came . . . but not for Christmas! fP.T.A. Carnival, The members of the P. T. A. held the usual carnival the last week in October. A cos- tume parade for the young fry was very color- ful and prizes were awarded the winners. A Mexican plate was served to a large num- ber of persons. Later in the evening there were other forms of entertainment for both yotmg and old. Winners: Johnnie F. McCann, thirdg Peggy Montgomery, second and Lori Couch, first prize. lt was hard to choose a dessert from such a bounteous table of sweets! U1 All kinds of costumes, fancy, plain and comical were seen as dozens of youngsters paraded in the long march down main street.

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The hand tinted painting of daughter Gay delights Mr. Milford as Tim Millington makes the presentation. For ranking highest in sales this group won this prize for their home room teacher. Mrs. Wheat awards camera outfit to Tim for winning the high individual sales prize. At left are Barbara, Natalia, Priscilla, Kay and Kathleen who won cuddly dogs for their efforts. i Xxg, Chaperones Fink, Coleman, Boone, Sikes, Holmes, Sanders The sixth grade stayed home on that day, but and Milford take a moment to rest during the 7th and Sth celebrated Easter with a picnic weiner roast grade class visit to San Antonio at Easter time. during the afternoon. The visiting Science teacher gave several A surprise birthday cake and cokes for Mrs. Rix. Char- interesting demonstrations in assembly lotte cuts the cake. assisted by Janie Gaytan and Terry Nance.