Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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THE CHRONICLE

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'THE CHRGNICLE

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3. . 'T HE CHRONICLE NEWS AND ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER Hear those school bells ringing. All the students flock to school to- day with smiling faces after a nice summer vacation. All were glad to be back in school for another year of readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. Class elections were held today. The new officers and Student Council members will head the school management for the com- ing year. See those excited faces this week! The Oxford County Fair is back in town and there's only one half day of school. A big crowd turned out today as the Paris Cardinals defeated Bridgton 7 to 6 in the first foot- ball game of the season. Keep up the good work, boys. What's that walking down the street? Oh, yes, one of the lowly Freshmen bowing to a much loved Sophomore. Freshman Reception really is fun. Another game and another vic- tory. The boys really looked good on the field today. Thinking about graduation al- ready. The Seniors ordered their announcements f r o m' Balfour Company after a lively discussion. The Sopho-mores will be wearing bright, shiny new rings before long. The order was sent in today. OCTOBER Hooray! The boys sure are on their toes as they won a smashing victory over Gould Academy. Swing your partner at the Harvest Dance sponsored by the Juniors. It was the first dance of the year and a big success. Jay broke our winning streak, but the boys played a good game. The cheerleaders did a lot to keep up the wonderful spirit the kids are displaying this year. 10 14 22 28 29 30 31 1. 4. We Shook the Family Tree. The Senior actors were chosen and practice for the play started to- day. We played Mexico under the lights tonight. Mexico handed us our second defeat of the season. Coach Gouin's boys played a swell game, though. Lots go-ing on at P.H.S. today. The Oxford County 4H Program was held in the gym this afternoon, while just outside Paris and Liv- more Falls played an exciting football game which ended a tie. A big rally was held tonight in the gym with each of the football boys speaking and some swell m'u- sic from the band. Afterwards Norway's Team went up in smoke in a huge bonfire. How about this! Our last football game ended in another tie. Nor- way and Paris battled it out to the very end, but the score remained 6 to 6. A victory dance sponsored by the the Norway-Paris Student Coun- cils was a huge success. The at- mosphere was q uit e different from that of the game yesterday. The goblin will get you if you don't watch out. Hallowe'en is here again fit comes every yearj and a big parade made its way through town tonight to the ter- ror of the townspeople. NOVEMBER Do I smell food? The Seniors put on a supper for the Extension Service with the girls and boys waiting on tables. The Senior mothers are to be congratulated for the swell job done preparing the supper. Another industry for South Paris. Governor Muskie spoke at dedi- cation services for the new tan- nery. The school was also honored