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

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Never Say Good Bye Sets Swept Off Her Feet: Margie fDebbie Childersy is taken by surprise when Willie Velvet fMissy Payney sweeps her off her feet. lTop Lefty Dosey Doe: Students Cotton-Eye Joe during the breakfast following Junior-Senior Prom. fTop Righty Foodl Galen Garrison holds up the food line as he fills his plate during the Breakfast. lMiddIe Righty Yearbooks: Cindy Carico and Evette Hostetler exchange and sign yearbooks. 12 May ff Bunt: Steve Jones squares off against Carthage in Area Playoffs. hiifyv'

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Willy Velvet: Homocide Detective ,fed.:LlIi+y I i 1 Protesting: American history teacher Mr. Dennis Hodgkiss protests the Vietnam War as a class project. Gargle Gargle: Professor Timothy J. Hushboy tRodney Franklinj tests a wonderful new mouthwash for the radio announcer fCherie Brightt. Mun? fem, t i - . ENTS moore if THE ELEM 1 CNOFI PH? A Night to Remember: Juniors and Seniors enjoy their night of fantasy at the Prom. tMiddIe Lefty Peace: Mr. Hodgkiss's students reenact the demonstrations of the '60's. Members of Mrs. HiIIiard's Chemistry class seem to be indulging during a food lab. May- 11

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Pace For Junior-Senior Prom Life Changers: Highest Average Win- ners Sharon Steele, Missy Payne, Lorin Swint, Erin Swint, Shannon Fendley, Greg McNeece, and Ted Sugg pose with Life-Changer Award Recipients, chosen by the Senior Class, Mr. Joe Clayton and Ms. Katie Bryant. Speechless: Dr. Tommy Eads expresses his appreciation to the Senior Class as they dedicate the '87 Yacht to him. fMiddle Leftl Slow Dancing: Scott Moore, Cheryl Culbertson, Cindy Weaver, and Paul Culbertson dance to the music of the Junior-Senior Prom. Something Fishy: Mr. Bob Edwardstries to convince Mr. Billy Beard that his Fish Ties are the new fashion statement. May- 13