Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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the year in TEV IEW Chosen by the taculty, Diana Smith, Karen Methven, Pat Kimball, and Bill Coleman represented Paris High at Boys' and Girls' State competition. ,M in 'ff ' x , t Al the Tri-Hi-Y Mother-Daughter banquet at First Christian Church, newly elected President Carla Cobb introduces the corresponding secre- tary for the cIub's coming year. 2 2 review Accepting a congratulatory hand- shake along with her diploma, gradu- ating Senior Susie Logee smiles on the accomplishment of twelve years of hard work. Anticipation overcame Clair Thomp- Talking betore class, Mike Mite- son, Jay Walker, and Benny Smith in hell, Dorothy Lawrence, and Mar- Mrs. Bobby Maddox's titth period geret Anderson take advantage of English Class. Thai' Cal-US and QOWHS the plattorms located in the locker arrived May 3. area.

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Practicing! prior to his performance on Talent ight, Paul Joe sings a pop- ular EagIes tune. Paul was one of several persons who presented musi- cal entertainment that night, Gettin' back to some 50's rock-n-roll, Russell Spearman performed along with his group on Talent Night. Keywanettes, Gail Gambill, Sandra Hodgss, Carla Cobb, Sheryl Larkin, Lori ankhead sing Mammas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cow- boys. heck raising 21

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SPRING march - april - may Shortages cause change in lifestyles eadlines which shocked the nation left an impact on students at Paris High as well as the adults and public leaders..Asked how this affected them, some could not really come up with an intelligent answer right away. However, they all knew that there had been a change in their lifestyles. were the most drastically changed of all. While businessmen held a no- tie policy proposed by Texas Governor Bill Clements to help cut cost of air conditioning bills, students were forced to give up several nights of cruising around the city. Due to the banishing ofthe Shah of Iran, the U.S. was left out in the cold by one of its major oil suppliers. The Ayatolla did, not maintain good relations with the U.S., thus causing a petroleum shortage in several states around the country. Flelief wasn't in sight Striving for perfection, Vickey Gains practiced daily to ensure that her rifle corps technique was up to par for Fri- day night's game. until our relations with lvlexico improved. With the discovery of petroleum, the U.S. and Mexico became close neighbors and worked with each other for success. Tragedy hit like a crash of lightning, leaving family members along with airline workers mourning the loss of all 532 passengers on board the American Airline DC-1 O that crashed in Chicago, lllinois, on May 5, 1979. It looked as though it was the death of the airline industry also. Air travel dropped almost overnight, thus resulting in fewer vacations and business trips. The Three-Mile Island incident not only raised controversy, but caused a state of panic to those living near the nuclear power plant. This was not an unpopular subject as shown in the world wide coverage it received. fcontinued on page 251 review 2 3