Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

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 FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES The freshman class of this year felt very much at home in high school, having been initiated lnt© high school a year agn as seventh grade students. The freshmen have held their own iinthe all- school participation this year, having good rep- resentation in basketball, volley ball, and almost monopolizing junior playground b-11. The class al- so hrs a representative on the student council. Another outstanding feature of the class is that it is the largest freshm'-n class In the history of the school. The freshman class has been permitted two socials this year. They met at Mrs. Feek Read's house for the first social. The second social was a chile hike to Mr. Cook's lake. This was the high- light of the freshman social calendar, Carnes were played and at dusk Mrs. Smith led the hike back home . The freshman class has had a very ac- tive home room organi- l —z at ion that has met J once each month for r'.'l business id interest- '--v ing programs. '-V Due to a 1- rge enrollment, the English Class was divided into two groups. For special work required for English I, students painted or embroidered pictures to represent poems. In all the activities of Paradise high School, the freshman class has done its part in making Par-, disc a tetter school. The school would not be ccmclete without the Freshmen of 1940. Z?

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 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS ROLL Betty Jo Brosher Bottle Jo Caruthers P. W. Connally Eddie Lou Denham Rob Ray Dunn Ruby Nell Dunn James Monroe Gore John Benford Gore Earnest Harris Carroll Douglas Hill Hattie Lee Holt Euneva Jones Stanley Ray Jones Melvin Kaker Mildred Kaker Mittio Leachmnn Louise Lomme Votie Mann Ralph Motsenbocker James Oates Eillie Bert Patterson Kathryn Read Cletus Stevens Emily Tinker Laura Whittenberg Margie Williford Emmit Womack Claudo Woody Genevieve Wright Lois Young