North Lamar High School - Yacht Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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The Agony of Defeat: lunior Powderpuff players Renee Story, Beverly Washington, Ruthy Stephens, Theresa Sims, Shan Wigley, and Dawn Pierce show their emotions at the Powderpuff game. f- lTop Leftl Eat Pie Eads! lunior Vance Woo- dard gives Mr. Tommy Eads pie in the face at halftime at the Pittsburg game after lun- iors won the Spirit Chain Contest. tTop Righty Receiving Instructions: Coach Paul Glover gives instructions to leff Hall df 791 at the Pittsburg game which NL lost 16- O. lMiddle Lefty Parents' Night: Parents join their varsity football players to be intro- duced prior to the Mt. Vernon football game. Resting: Todd Tisdell 13409 and Ronald Hayes dll Sl take a break while the defense is on the field. October - 25

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Seniors Win Powderpuff Game tLeftl Senior Cheerleaders: Senior Powderpuff Cheerleaders are Boom Boom fTommy Davidsonl, Bernadine Cleavage Uon lamesl, luanita Fri- jole fDoug Fousel and lDavid Birdsongl. Uvliddle Rightl Returning the Volleyball: Denise Bailey returns a serve as W , teammates look on. Homecoming was the main event in the month of October. Decorating for Home- coming allowed students to miss a day of classes to prepare halls for exes to tour. Each club had a portion of the hall and building to decorate. Beta Club and Tri-Hi-Y decorated the lunior High Gym where the dance was to be. Homecoming Day was a normal day until the hour-long pep rally was held that after- noon. Homecoming Queen nominees Brenda Skeen, Rochelle Webb, and Michele Darnell were introduced and stu- dents cast their votes. Prizes were awarded to winners of decorating contests. Football players presented fans a Home- coming victory against Trinity Christian lsy a score of 45-12. During half time activities, Brenda Skeen was crowned Homecoming B at w s Queen by lana Graves. Kartridge Korner provided music for the dance following the game. Also in October, lunior and Senior girls played the annual Powderpuff game, and Seniors won by a score of 32-0. Football and Volleyball teams continued their sea- sons. lTop Rightl Powderpuff Practice: Seniors Tammy Holsenbeck, Lori Stephens, Tammy Harris, Lisa McAllister, Breanna Vanderburg, and Kelly McAllister practice for the big game. fBottom Rightl luniors Defeated: lunior Angela Moffitt UMD tries to score against Seniors who defeated luniors 32-0. 24 - October

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Volleyball Team Wins Bi District November brought the end of football season and advancement to regional play for the volleyball team after they defeated New Boston in Bi-District. After defeating Lake Worth in the regional tournament, the girls were defeated by Van. Basketball season also came with November. Annual bonfire was held the night before the Prairi- land football game. This was a change from the tradi- tional Homecoming Bonfire, and it was considered a huge success. College night was held for all juniors and Seniors who were interested in attending college. Representa- tives from several colleges and universities were on hand to assist students in their plans. The band attended marching contests in Texarkana, which was a first for the band. Members received a rating of three for their performance. On the day before Thanksgiving, the lunior High Powderpuff Came was cancelled due to the first snow of the season. tTopl Bonfire: Unidentified students gaze at the bonfire prior to the Prairiland football game tlviiddlej Hillbilly Day! Cheerleaders do a skit in the pep rally before the Clarksville football game, this was Hillbilly Day tBottomJ First Snow! Vickie Cheatham, Carol Tschoerner, and Terry Griffith observe the first snow of the year on the day before 26 November Thanksgiving