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

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Seniors Drder Graduation Invitations November brought the end of football and the beginning l of basketball. Annual Bonfire was held the night before the last football game against Prairiland. ln November, there were many class meetings. Seniors had a class meeting to order invitations, and luniors had a meeting to order class rings. Also in November, various clubs and organizations went on field trips. Foreign Languages classes and Sociology classes both went to Commerce, and Speech class went to Texarkana. Sociology classes also went to Terrell, Computer Math went to Denton, and F.F.A. District Leadership Contest was held. Having Fun? Foreign Language students lulie Cox, Lisa Simpson, Carol Gurley, Mark Esterer, and Marty Grayson pass time at NETOLE workshops at E.T.S.U. Panther Victory! Panthers defeat Clarksville 21-0 in the last home game of the season. Go for it! Angie Anderson goes for a jump ball in the l.V. Scrimmage with Detroit. November - 27

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Enjoying the Game: Leslie McDonald, Kelly Bryant, and Mitzi Armstrong enjoy themselves before a November Football game. fMiddle Rightj Getting Ready for Victory: Varsity Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, and Mascot lvan Hall lead students in a cheer at the bonfire before the Prairiland Football Game. lLeftj Spanish Workshop: Susan Halcomb enjoys her food as Sonya Payne finishes preparing Spanish food at the NETOLE workshop at ETSU. 1 lBottom Righty Go Panthers! l.V. Cheerleaders lead a cheer at halftime of a l.V. Girls' basketball game. 26 November

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Free Throw: Angela Moffitt goes for a free 2 throw in a Varsity Girls' Basketball game. 1 fMiddle Rightl College Night: Trava Coston 1 and Mike Owens fill out forms on College ji Night. Band Plays ln T . Christmas Parades December was filled with various Christmas ac- tivities. The Band participated in both the Paris and Blossom Christmas Parades. Key Club entered a float in the Paris Parade. The band also entertained students with their annual Christmas concert. Many other clubs rang bells for the Salvation Army and collected food baskets for needy families. Also in December, classes were disrupted for club pictures. Exams were given before Christmas holidays. Those students exempt got a few extra days of holi- day. College Night was also held in December. U Yi? R. 3 XS is ' l 5 X i SB li l S Ki i S E 1 at 46 Paris Christmas Parade: Rhonda Moore, Caroline Coston, and Seanda Towler march in Paris Christmas Parade. Club Pictures: Mrs. Barbara Eatherly and Candi Carico impatiently await their turn on club picture day. 28 - December