Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

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At Various Places a. I wish it was time to start hunting the eggs.” b. I can't find many eggs.” c. Boy, this is fun! d. And they're off. e. I found fourteen eggs. f. Look how many I found. g. Let's count our eggs. h. Let's see who found the most eggs. i. I think I did pretty good. j. This is killing my back. k. Looks like they picked some good hid- ing places. 1. Everyone is tired and hungry. 27

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Easter Egg Hunts Held This year the Easter egg hunt was held at various places for the elementary school. The kindergarten class held theirs at Mrs. Neely's house. The first grade through the fifth grade didn't have too far to go. They held theirs on the school grounds. The sixth grade went to the country to have their Easter egg hunt at the Simmons' place. Everyone had a lot of fun at their parties. Many eggs were consumed by the students. And, now it was time for a long break from school.

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Savoy Students Participate Bertha McCannon. Diane James, and Becky Blook took homemaking at the Area Vocational School in Bonham, Texas. They made many useful things for their own use and for other people. This course made school more enjoyable for these young ladies. Tommy Myers and Glenn Block also participated in the vocational program for young men. Glenn worked for Mr. Bill Waggoner and learned a great deal about hogs. Sandy Corzine, Susan Whitfield, Char- lene Robinson, Barbara Ricker, Beckie Whitmire, Donna Jackson, Shirley Burks, and Marsha Epperson took Cosmetology at the Area Vocational School. Beckie Whit- mire, Barbara Ricker, and Shirley Burks are eligible to take the State Board Exam- ination. Senior boys Donnie Lankford, Steve Monroe, Gerald McLarry, and Bill Barron took Building Trades. Their project for the year was to build a house. Leslie Bassham took auto mechanics; Walter Purdy, Jerry Reynolds, and Mickey Apple- gate took radio and television. Rosemary Caylor took a nursing course. 28