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PARADE TIME. The 1983 Fourth of July Parade at Oakboro was led by the Oakboro Fire Department fire engine. SITTING PRETTY. Miss Rocky River V.F.D., Kim Mesimer, rode in the July parade before the beauty pageant began. Summer! 17
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nother summer brings. . giTime For Celebrating As Fourth of July comes close, everyone gets excited about the annual celebration in Oakboro. The festivities always begin with rides to suit everyone. On certain nights there are dancing and singing in the street. Then comes the parade on July Fourth. Floats and the girls in the beauty pageant are represented in the parade. Then the pageant itself begins around noon. The celebration is ended with beautiful fireworks of all colors. The beauty pageant is always a big occasion. All of the girls are judged on stage. Although all of the girls would like to win, only one is chosen. This year, Jackie Almond, representing Ridgecrest Fire Depart- ment, was crowned Miss Stanly County Fire Queen. A WINNER AT LAST. After all the judging was finished Jackie Almond, representing the Ridgecrest Fire Department, was chosen the winner of the pageant. MAKE WAY. Skaters Ivy Bishop, Michelle Munson, and Angie Page stopped to take a break on the way down the street in the Fourth of July Parade. 16fSummer The Fourth of July is a time for celebrating, and that is what everyone did. The excitement of the summer celebration ended with the last firework. Everyone always leaves hoping to return next year when the festivities begin once again. ALL UP IN THE AIR. Entertainer Jeff Lambert juggled and rode a unicycle as part of his act in the Fourth of July Parade. Using his talent and skill he captivated the audience of all ages. .sse 1 ' rr..
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WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME NOW. At Spartanburg South Carolina the yearbook staff did a skit. Randy Mabry, Karla Austin and Gordon Huneycutt pretended to have different problems and needed to see the doctor. MEMORIES OF PARIS. When some members of the French class toured Europe, June 28 through July 6, they stopped off in Paris where, Amy Eury posed for a picture in front of the Eiffle Tower. ,s. N03 SCOPING THE MATTER. Biology studies carried through the summer for Kim Tucker. She along with other students was given the chance to study under the Stanly County Summer Biology Program. Students com- pleted activities such as disecting piglets and looking at microorganisms in pond water. l8fSummer
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