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

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Amanda HBITIS CFOWFIGCI With the passing of the first weeks of school, students' thoughts turned to mums and decorations as Homecoming quickly approached. Clubs and organizations spent extra afternoons decorating and preparing for their performances. Not only would they perform for the student body, but also for a number of former students. The Panthers took the field that night against the Clarksville Tigers. During half-time ceremonies, Amanda Harris was crowned 1986 Homecoming Queen by 1985 Queen, Stacey Campbell. The other nominees presented were Debbie Childers, Amy Foster, Terri LaRue, and Sonia McCarty. However, the second half of the game was not to be festive as the boys in blue suffered a 21-7 defeat. Following the game, students journeyed to the B-building gym for the dance honoring the players and the new Homecoming Queen. When asked about her evening, Amanda stated, lt was a night that I wanted to last forever. l had to pinch myself to make sure that it wasn't a dream. Center of Attention: Amanda Harris and her mother, Joan Harris, are all smiles after Amanda is named 1986 Homecoming Queen. ill Adding a Few Streamers: Amy Slaughter, Brandy Cunningham, and Shamane Border prepare decorations for the dance. Flag Work: Color guard members show their best at Homecoming pep rally. 18 HOl'T1eCOf'l'lll'lg I l , if

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First Superior October was a month of drama and horror at North Lamar. Athletic events journeyed into the unknown with teamscompeting forthefirst time in AAAA competition. The volleyball team finished its season taking third place in District. Cross Country continued its tradition of winning, bringing home several victories from Pre-District meets. For the first time in North Lamar Band's history, a I rating was achieved at District UIL Marching Contest. This performance also entitled them to travel to Regional Competition. As the month drew to a close, ghosts and goblins filled the halls with Student Council sponsored Dress-up Day. My Name Is Bond: Jahna Flendsland and Julie Ferris take cover during a half-time show. Substitute Teacher? Mr. Randy Ballard enjoys Student Council Dress-up Day. What Do You Think, Doctor? Erin Swint and friend study during Computer Math. lMiddle Leftl Go For lt: Sophomore Melanie Poole goes for the ball in Volleyball action against Paris High. October - 17

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qgi' 1 'S i .. .K is A V '-..,N.t.. .. A Bug Job Varslty and JV Cheerleaders work In preparation for the pep rally Special Hugs Soma McCarty con gratulates Amanda Harris during half time ceremonies HS 1986 HOIIIGCOI I l'I'l Qu 1, l I I I . - N , s -C s eefr 1 , 1- --'-,..- the X, - 3 J S 3 2 Q S 3 Q tl i l Q Sf 2 5 g Y? X xg X gl P i 15 ss fx X . X I D 4 mi if J 5 5 Q I ek 1 , M, Cs ' z H Clarksville ball carrier during Homecoming game action. lBottom Leftj Coronation: 1985 Homecom- ing Queen Stacey Campbell crowns Amanda Harris as the new queen. Dancing the Night Away: Students enjoy a special song during the Homecoming Dance. X., Homecoming 19