Sulphur Springs High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, TX)

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DISPLAYING TECHNIQUE. Kelly Evans anxiously awaits the results after saddling her horse. CONCENTRATING HARD. Pam Waters prepares to throw her rope at the dummy steer. .' ' r u Dv 'A rl' lyk . , Cl f X, M ' ' Rf' 52' nz: 2 ' A R3 f Q 5 ' 2:1 l all . ...ve nil p r f gl' 'v J 7 :-if 1 Q. lllll ii' DOES IT LOOK DONE TO YOU? William HAVING A LITTLE FUN. comma Korth, Angie 3' giig g ' V McDowell helps lim Haney cook their pot ofstew. Hipp, Melissa Farmer and Natalie Darrow enjoy V 'T themselves at the carnival. ' f f' Y 'b ... Fall Festival 21

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F'A'L'L F 'E-SvT-I-V- A-L efflof it WGS hgudtl gm sflllgol the aroma of stew floats through the grounds of the Fall Festival. The stew cook-off, along with the Cover Girl con- test, parade, a great concert by Tanya Tucker and Dave and Sugar, and a car- nival were some of the exciting activities My favorite port of -A N, the Fall Festival was V ' seeing Tanya Tucker gg. in concert. N' To-f-. Kelli Burns, '37 TV' S homore ef. OP ..A.ff ?f:.. K '1.'s1finA YE. 'fi . 5 - I students participated in while they were out of school for the holiday. Four girls from SSHS participating in the Cover Girl contest were Annette Thomas, Pam Waters, Gina Gainer, and Kelly Evans. These girls competed in such events as roping, milking cows, saddling horses, sewing, scrambling for pigs and cutting up chickens. Gina Z0 Student Life oble Gainer was second runner-up overall in the contest. Even though it was raining, the band, drill team, and twirlers marched in the Fall Festival parade. It was fun watching the excited little kids during the parade, Amy Bowers, junior said. Man SSHS students partici ated in the Fall Festival activities. Clubs s on- sored concession booths, students hellped cook stew, ag members showed livestock and if students weren't involved in these activities they went to the carnival. I found this year's Fall Festival to be more enjoyable and bigger than any in the ast, Melinda Sears, junior, said. The Fall Festival attracts 10,000 visitors to the civic center grounds. Many people come from all parts of Texas and many out-of-state guests who have read about the Festival in travel brochures join the local participants to sample stew and buy arts and crafts and listen to the fiddlers. One of the best parts about the Fall Festival was getting to know eople from out of town and making llasting friendships. .4 1 ,, if if '

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THE PERFORMANCE. The cast of You Can't Take It With You in their final performance. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Mark Yant works on perfecting his lines. FIRST KISS? Well at least it is for Merv Brott and Karen Osborne during their performance. GETTING READY. David Alcorn gets made up to portray his role as Grandpa. 22 Student Life sn VK. fx.