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

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In respect for hns knowledge of sports ond sportsmcunshnp In grotutucle for thot smoll port of IlWl lICl'1 he has given to us And In oppre cnotnon forthe nnterest ond fruendshlp which he has shown ln us We the closs of nnneteen hundred fifty enght wush to dedicate thus nssue of the Chronncle to 'E' MR DONALD GOUIN By their fruits shall ye know them -Bible

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1958 Volume LXVIH yAlGH SC 26, YA Pl , Publlshed Annually by the students of PARIS HIGH SCHUUL South Pans, Mame Nmeteen Hundred and F lfty-elght We thznk that before ue as members of the Senzor Class of Paras High School take thas large step into the future ue should pause to thank about our last four years We should be grateful and show our appreczatzon to the people who have given to us so much help and znspzratzon namely our teaehers We feel that our lwes have been greatly ehanged by these few persons zezth uhom ue have spent so much time In the future we thmlc that before lee take other mayor steps m our lwes, we may stop and thunk what one of our teachers mzght have clone or advzsecl us to do. The Co-Editors T'is u brief chronicle of the times -Shakespeare 9. - . 2 Q- s T 'l 7 i-V c + K Q' M 154 J 0 f 114: if ' ' D S. 0 O O . Q , . . 9 9 l . . , U . . Q, I. , - . . . . ' , 7 . 9 9 ' 1 1 7 I- Q' Q Q 1 . I P 2 I ' I ' P .

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1 'ff 'te Q-Fw 'Q No one knows what the future may hold for any of us Thus uncertaunty thus lack of knowledge of what us to come can cause wuthun a person a great deal of anxuety concern and even fear unless one has learned how to face the unknown the unfamuluar and the new Educatuon has as one of uts malor purposes the task of teachung people how to cope successfully wuth new experuences Thus us equally as umportant as the task of teachung fundamental skulls For the person who has learned how to solve a problem how to meet confidently the unknown the unfamuluar and the new has been truly educated That person need have no fear of the future It us my hope that the four years spent un hugh school have taught you these thungs The fact that you, the senuors have completed successfully a twelve year program of schoolung us evudence of your abuluty to meet new experuences and to solve them adequately l have the utmost confudence that you wull be able to solve the problems of lufe as well Remember, that happuness us made, not found' +e..... ----...,......,, -..g3 wil 'ir 4 I ur-we 4' N. Wisdom and understanding are the Pruncupal things Buble -.....,,,,,.. ff--..,, ,QF A 5 4 ,pd-' -522 2 l I X ' 4 v X. qu , q ' mpg 'V A . u u A l ali Will .- I 'X I I if rf l V4 I Z , W, un u 'X-I lx .... V A ' ug v-W-,..1.,c... I I 'N-W--. my if K t T K I g T ' Q we . . . .Q . rv . - . . A , S ' I f' 4. X I LN .L in I l ,..'. 'W . e -' - ,uf ' ' W fe 5 . ' . 3 l , F , ' ii! ,K ls I fl? - . 5 A ' Us, x , . . . T-1 Q' was 4 ' g . Krwrfk I A, vrxxffuvb-.V 0 , l Q V NXLTXX ew Q ' V' I , fly, u . VA A, by . i . I . . . . , -I 5 I . . N ,- fp X I .,,, . X, 'dl 1