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

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X i ge 7' Moving on through the month of March, students could be found engaged in a wide variety of activities. UlL was a high priority for many - both students and sponsors - as the academic teams traveled to the District Meet and winners advanced to Region. In addition, One-Act Play cast members diligently prepared for the public performance and district competition of Shakespeare's The Tempest. The hours of rehearsal time proved to be worth it as Director Mrs. Lau ra Parker stated, The most exciting moment was to see the audience. . . enjoy and appreciate the show. Science students finished their Science Fair projects and proudly exhibited their findings to the scrutiny and praise of fellow students, teachers, administrators, and parents. March, however, was not all workg it was also filled with its share of spring's fun and frolic. Student Council sponsored a Sadie Hawkins-Beach Party Dance, Keywanettes attended spring convention, and all enjoyed a week of rest, sun, and fun, known as SPRING BREAK! ' 'A' I Do: Juno fMandy Myrickj, Iris iStacie McOlganj, and Ariel fAmanda Harrisj watch as Ferdinand fErik Moorej and Miranda fPam Overallj exchange mar- riage vows. iTop Leftj Marry Me? Miranda tPam Overallj looks nervous as Fer- dinand fErik Moorej proposes to her during One-Act. iMiddle Leftj Don't Blink: Candy Ellis tries not to blink as Ross Legate applies eye liner for Theatre Arts. Who's in There? Trinculo fMichael Keithj checks to see who is hiding under the blanket, only to find Caliban iBarrett Richardsonj during The Tempest. March - 7 Ms., iffy, T, PI 5 5 152.32 an

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One Act Cast Prepares The Tempest mm lam Algebra Fun? Mrs. Barbara Eatherly's fifth period class seems to be enjoying its Algebra ll lesson. iTop Righty Yum Yum: Chemistry students Curtis Freeman and Paul Culbertson sample the chocolate ice cream they made in lab. ls it Ready Yet? Kristi Nichols, anxious to devour her ice cream, checks to see if it is done. iBottom Fiightl Want To Pet? Mr. Steve Sparks, at the Petting Zoo, braces a calf so that the youngsters can pet it. Congratulations: Erin Swint poses with Mrs. Kathy Svoboda after returning from the International Science Fair in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with a third place ribbon. 6 - March x . my it M: nw.

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Spring was in the air, and Panthers were anxious to get involved. Athletics including Baseball, Track, Tennis, and Golf were off and running. Leading district play Varsity Baseball team was in the midst of an outstanding season: simultaneously, boys' and girls' track participated in and took honors at the District meet at Paris High. These athletes were also honored for their achievements at the annual All-Sports Banquet. As predominant as athletics was the presence of academics in the form of UIL competition in the areas of band, choir, literary, speech, math, and science. Through practice and determination, all divisions from the UIL team, including band, went to Regional competition at North Texas State. From the 18 who advanced to Region, eight traveled to Austin for state competition. In competition of a Line Drive: Clint Bryan makes a solid hit against Rockwall. In the Lead: Track members Tony Wheeler and Chester Crouch are clearly leading the race. f L. - l Having Fun: Terri LaRue tries her luck at the long jump during a break at Special Olympics. 80ApriI Grant Teaff Speaks at H 1 ff Tm On Your Mark: Jennifer Swindle and Mike Anthony keep time at Special Oympics. flitightl Concert: Karol Anthony, Sally Worley, and Sonia McCarty share their singing talents at the Youth for Christ Concert.