Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

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SEI.'IOR PLAY C A ST Travis Ray Porter Ray Houston Phillips hilly Anderson Elmer Johnson Hoyt Kelley Dewitt hatzlr er billie Louise Stutt Marilyn Paschali Marcella Paschali Althea Vvhittenoerg June Crouch 211a nryant The senior play, Girl Shy , was presented on 'Parch 22. It's too bad when a charming young man gets a girl thrown at his head until he is girl-shy. Yet Teia Arsdflle «®s gr dUatin0 from college with the name cf bein0 woman h;-ter. And vai. t a con- trast to his room-mute, Oke who is faithful to all girl3 one after another. Labs trades places with a young ladj who ciouns Tom's apartment, ho all gets mixed up, but Tom o ea'liaes he is no long- er girl-shy before it was too late. The play was a big success. And all members of the roduction were thoroughly pleased.

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 LAST WII.L AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1940, of Paradise High School, County of Wise, State of Texas, know- ing the ups and downs of life, declare this to be our Last Will and Testamont in tho following way: First---To the Junior Class, we will our scats in the study hall and the problems of publishing the Panther Scratch and tho El Sato. Second--To the ball players of 1941, we will all our ability to play ball, hoping they will go further than we did. Third---To the Sophomores, we will the gift of trying to convince our dear teachers that they are in the wrong, hoping they will be more successful than we. Fourth—Juno Crouch wills to tho next typing students her love for typing 3peed tests. Fifth—-To the Freshmen, who are not well acquainted with high school, we will our ability to get our work up. Sixth---To our beloved sponsor and superinten- dent, wo leave our many books hoping ho will find some one ol3e who will make better use of them than we did. On the 3rd day of May A. D. 1940, we, the Seniors of Paradiso, 3igns this as our Last YiTill and Testament. id

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S3'.'; I OR PLAY CkST Lc3yd Earrow Hour ice Paschali Joearl Bryant Elbert Perdele R. T. Hann V.ilma Ruth Patterson Ozelle Kurtsell llliudean Ooffman Connie Ruth Ray Ellon Payc raker Lyre11 Farris Lolu Pearl Mall Fen-pecked Husband ‘r. Dixon, the hen-pecked husband, was bossed around by i'rs. Ferguson, his mother-in- law and his wife. He was not man enotf i to tell them that he would run his only busxness, until he realized that he did not h..va to put uo with the bossing» He ±ot ills sister, ;rs Johnson and her so:, to come to his house and to oretenu she was crazy, to drive Oxf Lrs. ‘erg- uson. This put an end to his joins hon-pocKoa. w The auditorium was comfortably filled and the members of the senior class did a fine job of areaentln0 the play.