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

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illzlli W Box 68 Powderly, Texas 75473 Volume 34 fCenter Leftj North Lamar High School Campus as it is seen from LP. McCuistion Hospital fBottom Leftj Go Panthers! Cheerleaders Bobby Fortner and Dee Hillers try to urge the Panthers to victory in the 14-13 loss to Sulphur Springs. fBottom Middlel 1980 Yacht Presentation: Editor Tracie Weddle presents the 1980 Yacht to the student body. fBottom Righty Intercep- tion: Derwin Starks picks off a pass in the scrimmage with Hugo. 1981 Yami

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Through the years we have been known as the school on the other side of town. Now, because of our many accom- plishments, other schools are recognizing that not only are we a school, but we are a group of people who have finally been noticed, and We Are the Panthers. No matter what facet of school you are involved in YOU are a Panther. As you look through this year- book, rememberthe people and places that made being a Panther so unique.

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Class of '81 Dedicates Yacht to Mr. Woodrow Thompson This man is one of the most seen people at North Lamar. His work, however, is sometimes overlooked. His work as a custodian is truly appreciated by both students and faculty alike. He not only spends his weekdays on campus, but you can always count on him being at almost every athletic event. He is probably the Panthers' most loyal fan. For his constant devotion to our school, we, the Class of 1981, dedicate the 1981 Yacht to you . . . MR. WOODROW THOMPSON .. so 5 7. News as 2 Dedication NSR - , . .r as . 1 T N' ' .. t --- as - al... .1.t..1t- .. , lTop Righty Working Hard: Woodrow carries trash from the Homemaking Building. lBottom Rightl Break Time: Woodrow takes a few minutes out from his job. lLeftJ Collecting Cans: Woodrow gathers cans to sell for recycling.