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What is it?: NHS Singing Flowers with Pretty Faces help express Love to win another first place at Talent Night. 4 mmf gp ending l l Elilll 'lf' ltmll is Love Is: FTA Sponsor Edith O'Brien pres- ents Melody Carr first place prize for her Valentine decoration. tl' it ll dit. X All-Sports Honorees: Football Queen Jill Semple, Andy McQuitty and Barney Johnson, winners of the Fighting Heart Award, Basketball Queen Leslie Spruell, and Most Valuable Basketball Player Mike Taylor display their winnings. March Events 0 I I
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,ZA It Needs Something: Mrs. Harry Crawford Below - We'll Do If Like and Mrs. Joe Shelton give a close inspec- tion of india ink sketches at the Art Fair. Kell Q. xt. .H ra th. I -1. Students Display. Works At Fair. A pril was the time for the g A hustle and bustle of the Paris Art Fair held on April 20 at Bywaters Park. The Fair provided the opportunity for people to choose their favorite type .oft art from a varied display of paintings, sketchings, sewing and other forms of art. By letting potential artists show their artistic ability, the Art Fair also provided a chance for these talented people to compete for high honors and acclaim. ,. PARISHIGH School students involved themselves in the affair' by posting advertisements and by maintaining' order. The band and the madrigals' entertained audi- ences while thef Blazettes were in charge of aiding lost Childrens. BEFORE April5, thegirlsof Paris High School wereallowed to ask their favorite guy for a date. This was the normalprocedure for the Sadie Hawkins Dance and had long been traditional. Clothing of all types was acceptable as long as everyone dressed in style and typi- cally for times of Sadie Haw- at an all time high team winning the title. A rodeo, Paris Junior Col- Club and the Farmers, gave and cowgirls a luck in many of April was a up the school , it was the of getting ready to college. 5If1Ce
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