Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Tight schedule of activities from March to March was followed by student body as participa- tion in curricular and extracurricular events kept all in a whirlwind of eager anticipation of doing more in '6lL. End-of-year activities were highlighted by Sen- ior class play, prom, picnics, and graduation. Lit- tle time had elapsed before we were back in the groove of school life with pre-registration. School began with palpitation and apprehension of new ideas and attitudes brought about by loss of Freshman class. PHS was now a senior high school in the strictest sense. Revolution in this phase brought a maturing sense to do more in '64. Potpourri PROM holds center of stage in last-of-year activities. OWL Q 16 MR. SHELTON has inning in Senior-Faculty Banquet of Events LAST ASSEMBLY plays first fiddle to Seniors. ELECTIONS are episodes. yy DEBUT in 1963 is milestone of 50 years for Owl.

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March Brings Display of Talent, UH-YESH. Fust dohr leftf' expresses David Dees i lPresident Kennedyl to Tommy Adams fReporterl N as Jim Rooks lVice-President Johnsonl , looks on in skit, 4'Presidential Press Conference, in Juniors' uMid-summer T OXFORDS, Bob Barnes and Tommy Adams, are COACH Jack Pirkey, 'cPete,' Kennemer, Charles Sterling receive District 6AAA Basket- ball Trophy from Mr. Harold Hodges. iNightmare.7' interrupted by fire fighter, David Dees, who puts out burning school with pint of water. OWL O 18