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Page 31 text:
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Mrs. Ted Smith awards a gilded shoe to Debbie Col lins and her catch, Bobby Chamberland, for having the most original and ap- propriate costumes for the SADIE DAY. Elementary students dressed and watched the events and had a good time. They can hardly wait until they reach high school and get the opportunity to parti- cipate. Day begins with the read- ing of the proclamation by Mr. Jack Smith at left. Race gets under way with the girls awaiting the shot heard around the campus. Timmy Harper and Geral- dine Blocker finish the day a bit weary after all events. Debbie Collins, Bobby Chamberland, Steve Young and Donna Moore are the most enthu- siastic stitchers in the Patchin Contest. Debbie won much to the suffer- ing of her willing partner, Bobby.
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Vi, Marryin Sam Harold Jack Smith casts an evil eye at some reluctant gent as the girls bring in the catches for the day to the site of the courthouse for the bestus ceremony in Skunk Hollow located on the Palmer School grounds. Dane Williams, Jimmy Harper, Thelma Hobbs and Debra Harper are the first to get the knot tied! Mrs. Jane Harper judges the fine art of eating cream pies without the use of hands as Steve Young, Eugene Jordan, Kenny Caldwell, and Timmy Harper give their all to gobble up the goodies. Timmy had the fastest mouth and the dirtiest face when the gun finally sounded. -.,.,,,-,W ra, ,i . ,qu .rl I Ak W. y-1,535 vs.. Hcsaoge 7 7 tmpf Wfarryzb C3002 Busy yzdorzzzlrz' Reinstated on the school calendar this year was the ob -y servance of Sadie Hawkins Day at Palmer School much to the delight of the high school student body. Sponsored by the Footprints Staff and the Student Coun- cil, this day was well filled with races, contests and even a member of the Board of Education to perform as Marryin Sam. No classes were missed but events scheduled to come off before school and during the phys ical education periods as well as at noon. Judges for the events were the capable teacher aides, Mrs. Jane Harper, Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs. Herbert La Marque and Mrs. Loyd Robinson. Novelty prizes made by Dianne Allen were presented to all contest winners. What fun was had by all! Debbie Collins and Thelma Hobbs are a bit shy with Marryin Sam at left
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