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37, if mi. Ml? N. ' .: X r-4 xxx 'N 1 Et x: 'Wm A Af. Fourth year, People lined the streets of downtown Garland in anticipation of the thirty-third annual Garland Jaycees Labor Day Parade. Representing NG in the parade were Mam'selles, La Petites, the Raider marching band, cheerleaders, bellguards and the Rodeo Club. Performing an umbrella routine to Championship, the Mam'selles received the Mayor's Cup Award for the fourth consecutive year. lt was a lot of hard work, but lt was worth it. Winning the Mayor's Cup helped us keep up our reputation of being number one, com- mented Tina Dailey, a junior Mam'selle. Bringing many spectators to the parade was the attendance of the First Lady Rosalynn Carter. ln order for Mrs. Carter to dedicate the downtown square and plant a tree, the parade, which was scheduled tor 10:00 a.m., started two Smile! Smile! Smile! drills Tena Pullen as she par- ticipates in the Labor Day Parade. Umbrellas add to the Mam'seIles performance to Championship in the Labor Day Parade. Greased Lightning sets the titties mood for a modern jazz routine performed by Johnna Winter in the Junior Miss Pageant. first lady hours late. She then joined the parade route down Garland Road. After the parade, festivities continued with a carnival at Central Park and the completion of the Junior Miss Pageant. Nine of the Junior Miss contestants were from North Garland. Charlotte Brown, Kim Rice and Claire Willbern were three of the five finalists with Charlotte winning Saturday night talent and Kim winning Sunday night talent. Charlotte also received second runner up. Another con- testant, Sheri Johnson, was awarded the Spirited Junior Miss trophy and a dozen roses for her high spirits throughout the pageant. As the excitement of the three day weekend simmered, students as well as adults, were reminded that the fun was over and regular schedules were to be resumed. Precision and liming is revealed by Sandy Wilson in the physical iitness competition of the pageant ri JOQQW Ae IXD UW
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