Vidor High School - Pirates Treasure Yearbook (Vidor, TX)

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y ff Brigadettes contemplate on how to get the football into the box while preparing for Key Club members aim for the cup as they try kickoff- their stuff in golfing. Annual Staff becomes intertwined as they wrap each other in toilet paper. Varsity cheerleader, Lisa Tullos blows her cup towards the finish line while the rest of the cheerleaders show their support.

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Almost Anything Gcws Amost Anything Goes was an action-packed night filled with fun competition. Various organizations were invloved in passing a life saver with a toothpick in their mouths, tossing basketballs, free throws, passing a lemon with their feet, putt-putting golf balls into a cup, blowing a cup across a string, hopping with pennies between their legs to a cup, and more. Mr. Morgan watches while waiting for the results of the annual Almost Anything Goes sponsored by the l Student Council. WINNERS First Place National Honor Society Second Place Varsity Cheerleaders Annual Staff Fourth Place SADD Fifth Place Thes ians Sixth lace Looney Tunes Third Place

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Future apped at College-Career ight The sixteenth annual college-career night chased the january doldrums T HE as fifty colleges showed their stuff M-EM to students and parents concerned M-L with their futures. It's an HRK opportunity for students and parents to meet college representatives, said Mr. Ned Cole, college night coordinator, and to find out about college and vocational schools. Counselor Ned Cole gives out information to concem students and parents. TB i'fV ' , uf f ....---M Holly Brown and Trina Graham pick up information at college- career night. The Army representative helps William George work out his future