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WISE H. G. ARMSTRONG Eleven --.aa .,., ao.l...a..---7i,.5gt:i:?51:2:1Ti::ii3:::::::.::7:::::::::1-37,,..Y::M YA,, nm-MMM-A M V Mm 5 -A f 5- I , 'Qlf - I Q f Q4 'f 2212'ElifT2EEfE7EfEig?ElEiE'iE1Ee J .a Pizor. J. G. wooTEN Superintendlenfs Message Again I come to you with a greeting, but this time it is a greeting of love and affection. For thirtyfsix years I have welcomed the Freshmen and given diplomas to Seniors, trying at all times to help all classes to realize the importance of mental, moral, and physical development leading to true manhood and noble womanhood. Thirtyfsix years ago, there were enrolled in our high school one hundred and thirtyfone students. Today there are nine hundred and twen' ty, and of that number only about twenty give any serious trouble. This speaks with no uncerf tain sound of good citizenship in the days that are to come. The indiscretions of youth are many but so long as the main course is onward and upward there is no cause for alarm. Then, let us all go forth in humbleness of spirit and with honest endeavor unto the perfect day. - Mi'--f--ag--Y--,W--J V is:-s f - - fa-V Jigs. .Y,. .--....-: -nv., --ff -----:ev--1-Yifw -- - - 'A- Twelve A, H. Cl-IAMNESS Prineiipalls Message to the Senior Class In a large hody of students. sueh as we have here, there would naturally arise some prob' lcms of discipline. and as your principal. many of them would he brought before meg but l can truthfully say that the numher from the Senior class has been unusually small and of a Very mild nature. This speaks well for this. the largest Senior class that the Paris High School has ever had. ln fact. l helieve that the ideals ol' our hoys and girls are as high and their morals as pure as those ol' any class in the history ol our sehool. As you separate and go out into the world. each seeking to attain life's cherished ambition, may the memories ol' the years spent in Paris High Sehool always he pleasant and may you often have occasion to relileet on the valuahle lessons learned while there. Thirteen KI Y- A A--47--W 1-..-A - 3.1. ...,C,,.... ' ITI-IE - o WL-1929 I 'Y Cf .Ei I in-I If Faculty MISS MARY CANFIELD, A. B. MISS SALLIE SECKEL Peabody College. Nashville. Tenn. UYUVCYSIW OfChiCf1gO Summer Vv'ork. U. of Chicago and Latin ol' Wisco11si11 Latin, Spanish, German Y , I I l l l MISS NITA HOCUE, A. B. MISS DAISY MQHAM Colorado S. T. C. Sam Houston State Teachers College Sam Houston S, T. C. Arithmetic Matlzemcztics illlzg-.- x llL2f5?1 -Ill, T- - . - Yliffiggiix H W -, --f--- be W. Fourteen ,, Iwi, F V. if ',-V i i:.i::::-:,::l -' ' ,.'f,fQ,-I-fjf:Qj-'j1fif'ffff , Q, ' .px L, , I 1, 1 . f, ' ' . :Ago it - frflifirifgiifgti i 'gf1ggQ:::.g . ,,,, 13---P -'I99' . A S' 1 . -1 1 ,Q - wr.- , M .1 X. , A.,,., MISS KATIE FEESER. A, B. Z' MR. THOMAS jUSTISS. A, B. E. T. T. C. University of Texas T. C. Baylor University Science Science and Mathematics 1 MISS ANGIE MORGAN- AI B' MISS VIRGINIA BRADY. B. A Graduate WQ1'k-:It Cillkllllhlil Umwrsity of Arkansas Umvclslty Al b s. M. U. ge 'fl Biology Fifteen 'AITHE-owL-1929lQi - 4' M155 MAT,-YE BFLLE CRQQKQ Miss MARGIE MCCUISTION, B. s B- B- A' C. 1. A. University of Texas Engmh English 'Q 2 3 MISS MAYMERLE BATSELI., MISS INEZ BISHOP B. A. , , Paris Junior College University of Virginia University of Texas English English and Spanish kylie I 651 'A Sixteen MISS KATHRYN HANCOCK. MISS MARY MCMILLAN- BA J- A' B' Ul1iX'C1'SfEj7 of Texas North Tcxns State Tcachcls Cullcgc History Latin MISS HELEN DRUMMOND, B. A. MISS ANNA LOU ROGERS. B. A University of Texas E, T. S. T. C. Spanish Mathematics Seventeen T ITAHE - o WL-1929 J MR, THOMAS E. GAY, AA M., A' B. MR. V. D. PARROT, A. B. . , . . E. T. S. T. C. Tfmlfv Unlvqsltff Graduate Work at Texas U. Mathematics Spanish and French MR. H. L. HOLLIS MR. JOHN N. STEVENS, B. A. Austin College NVestern Kentucky Teachers College History Manual Training Eighteen -ev. ITI-IE-ovvi..-1929 Imp all MISS NAOMA HAREN, B. S. C. I. A. Graduate Work Columbia University Home Economics F.. -. MRS. S. L. AUSTIN, M. A. Graduate Work Columbia University Home Economics MISS ETTA MALLISON C, I. A. University of Texas Home Economics MISS ADELLE POLLARD. B. S C. I. A., S. M. U. Clothing YL ' GS: ' Nineteen 4 -IW 4 if l IiI-IE - o WL -1929 MISS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, B. S. University of Missouri University of Texas History MISS KATHERINE LYNN ELLIS, A. B. University of Arkansas English MR. R. F. EDWARDS, A. B. Southwestern Graduate Work at Texas University History and Civics MISS LUCILE ALLEN, A. B. Trinity University, T. C. U. Mexico National University, Mexico City English iipgieiiiy L V A - I TI-IE - o WL -1929 bi? .y x 1 I :. MR. J. FA STANLEY MRS. GRACE LATTIMORE N. T. S. T. C. pl H- S' E4 T' S' T- C' Librarian I Manual Arts 1 QM! 'M' E N 1 wi' M I I! 4 5 g . i W' K I . M MISS IESSIE RUCKER, A. B. PROF- EIVIORY SHAW University of Texas Music 'M History iw i wi. I ' Q.. ,J , A I 0 , Uifw 5 A 5:41 'f f f- ff Twenty-One ' l'T'I-IE - ovvl.,-1929 ,Ji MISS LOUISE ALBRIGHT MR. PETER BARNETT P. H. S. Paris Junior College Supemumerary Algebra vu- Sli Twenty-'Two SENICDRS A . fs if , X wg? bl 'N f . fm g mi 2 'QM 211' Sffl 'R 'F TI-IE - o WL-1929 7' Senior Class U1HE1ce1rs CLAY ANDERSON PRESIDENT MAURICE POLLARD V1cEfPREs1DENT HAZEL HUTCHISON SECRETARY MISS MCCUISTION SPONSOR JOHN D. KING TREASURER CHRISTINE GOOLSBY H1s'roR1AN Mia E R i ' xw 'I'we'nty'Fou'r E 5 a l - ITI-IE - OVVYL-1929 .ff JACK ADAMS Curtain Club Manual Arts Dept. J. T. ARMSTRONG Latin Club '27, '28 Owl Staff HifHoots Staff CLYDE AIKIN Latin Club '28 Curtain Club HifH0ots Staff H. E. C. HARRELL BARNETT Curtain Club Pep Squad ARNOLD AKARD Curtain Club Football '29 Track '29 CECIL BARDWELL Curtain Club Glee Club H. E. C. RACHEL ALLEN Curtain Club Spanish Club '29 HifH0ots Editor INEZ BAILY Curtain Club Pep Squad CLAY ANDERSON Latin Club '28 Orchestra '29 President Senior Class MARY BEACHAM Latin Club '28 French Club '27, Glee Club H. E. C. '2 L. Twenty-Five 'W' 'KP' A ITI-IE-ovvL-1929 lm A WILLIAM BIARD Curtain Club Pep Squad MARGARET BROWN French Club '27, '28 H. E, C. '26, '28 D. D. D. 29 MILTON BELL Curtain Club Baseball '25 Track '29 MARTHA F. BUFORD Spanish Club '27 H. E. C. Glee Club DORIS BEVINS Spanish Club '28, '29 H. E. C. '28, '29 Clee Club CECIL BURCH Spanish Club '28 Sec.fTreas. '26, '27 Curtain Club CONAL BOLLINGER Curtain Club Pep Squad MARGARET BURKE Latin Club '27, '28 H. E. C. 27 Clee Club 2 Curtain Club I Pep Squad ERNEST BRANDON PEARL BURROUCHS Spanish Club '28, '29 H. E. C. '27 H. B. F. l Twenty- Six T11-1-1E.opvvpL.1929lQi CALVIN BUTTS Pep Squad Football '26 CLEO CHEATHAM Spanish Club Sec. '27 H. E. C. Owl Staff LEADALE CAMPBELL Curtain Club H. E. C. '28 IUANITA CHERRY H. E. C. '29 Pep Squad MARIE CARNAHAN H. E. C. '27 Curtain Club MILDRED CLEM Curtain Club Pep Squad FLOY CARPENTER Curtain Club H. E. C. Pep Squad JESSE COCHRAN Spanish Club '28 Latin Club '27, '28 Pep Squad BESSIEMAE CARROLL H. E. C. '26 Pep Squad VIOLA COCO Curtain Club Pep Squad Twenty-Seven ,.,...,.,. ., ,lt I, ' I THE - o WL -1929 Imp 'WF ' l full! ilu' will CLAE COLE Kfilflf Curtain Club Pep Squad rl'5f lille. BARBARA CCUCH lf 'l Curtain Club 5 Latin Club li if Glee Club 1 5 I - J. C. COLE If Curtain Club l' Pep Squad . THOMAS COX President '27, '28 Editor Owl Football '28, '29 l Track '28, '29 Ii ' MARGARET COLEMAN 1 C186 Club . H. E. C. up H. B. E. l l STELLA MAE CRAIN l Spanish Club . Curtain Club l Pep Squad l I MARTHA COLLINS l Curtain Club 1 Spanish Club '28 ' H. E. C. '26, '27 MADOLYN CRAWFORD Curtain Club H. E. C. D. D. D. l l . 'li 1 FRANCES CCRNETT ' Latin Club '27, '28 . H. E. C. '27, 'zs ' Curtain Club l BEN CR1TEs Latin Club '27 Orchestra Track '28, '29 5 QQEQQ - ' Twenty-Eight UTI-1E - o VVL-1929 I A' DORIS CUNNINGHAIVI Curtain Club l Pep Club 1 LEWIS DEWEESE Swanirh Club Orchestra Pep Squad SLAGLE DAVIS Spanish Club '28. '29 Latin Club '27, '28 Golf '29 MELDRED DINGHAM Spanish Club '28 Glee Club H. E. C. '26, '29 H. B. F. AGNES DENMAN H. E. C, '29 Glee Club H. B. F. Pep Squad KATHLEEN DIRMEYER Curtain Club Glee Club LALA LEE DENTON Curtain Club Pep Squad NORA EASOM Latin Club '27, '28 H. E. C. Curtain Club HAZEL DEWEESE French Club '27, '28 Latin Club '27, '28 Owl Staff 1: .A. N. LORENE EVANS Curtain Club Spanish Club '28 H. E. C. '28, '29 Twenty-Nine i..i..L.. ITI-IE OVVL-1929 IQ, J , J ,j ' Q ik' '--Xml! .d, LLOYD FALLS Curtain Club Basket Ball '27, '28 CLYDE FLOYD Soanish Club H. E. C. KATHERINE FIELDS Latin Club '27, '28 H. E. C. '27, '29 JEWEL FOSTER Curtain Club H. E. C. '28, '29 MARGARET FISHER Spanish Club Pep Squad HORTENSE FREDERICK Curtain Club H. E. C. -4 OHN FLEMING Glee Club '27 Basket Ball '27, '29 Baseball '27, '28 ' JUANITA FRY Curtain Club Pep Club JIMMIE FLETCHER Latin Club '27 H. E. C. '29 Spanish Club '28, '29 FOY LEE GARRETT iCurtain Club Football '29 it 4 Thirty f A ITI-IE - OYVL-1929 I LOUISE GASTON Curtain Club H. E. C. NORENE GIBSON Latin Club '27 '28 Spanili Club '28, '29 BONNIE GEERS Pep Squad Curtain Club FREDERICK CILLIAM Curtain Club Baket Ball '29 MARVIN GEERS pep Squad Curtain Club ELIZABETH GOOCH Curtain Club H. E. C. '27, '29 IRENE GIBSON Curtain Club Pep Squad CHRISTINE GQOLSBY French Club '28, '29 Latin Club '27, '28 Curtain Club FRANCES GIBSON Curtain Club - H. E. C. '28, '29 MARY GREENE Curtain Club H. E. C. N 9 df ll lm . t N Thirty-One A - ITI-IE - OWL-1929 a: 51 nwvvim V --LQ TOMMIE GRIFFIS Latin Club '27, '28 ' l Spanish Club '28 I D. D. D. l H. B. F. I RUTH HAMMOND Latin Club '27 H. E. C. '27 Curtain Club DONALD GRUPE Latin Club '27, '28 Curtain Club '29 Chemistry Club '28 MARY HANCOCK Glee Club H. E. C. H. B. F. ISABEL HAFNER Glee Club Orchestra '26, '28 D. D. D. H. B. F. CARL HARRISON Pep Squad Curtain Club AARON HALL Curtain Club Pep Squad ELIZABETH HARRISON Curtain Club Pep Squad ALLIE HAMMOND Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 RICHARD HARTY I Curtain Club Pep Squad ' Al Miz: --' -N ,. -Q' Thirty-'Two .WL ITL-IE-ovvi.-1Q29l RUBY HERRING Curtain Club H. E. C. '26, '27 HAZEL HUMPHREYS Latin Club '27, '28 Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 IRENE HIGGS Latin Club '27, '28 Glee Club H. E. C. '29 HAZEL HUTCHISON Spanish Club '28 Sec, '29 H. E. C. '29 H. B. F. JACK HCBBS Radio Club '27 Chemistrv Club '28 Curtain Club HICKMAN ILIFF Spanish Club '28 Pep Squad ' MINNIE BELLE HOOD Latin Club '27 H. E. C, '27, '29 CARL JACKSON Curtain Club Pep Squad WILMA HUGHES Curtain Club Hi'Hoots H. E. C. JAMES JACKSON Curtain Club Pep Squad Thirty-Tlwee a I I'TlI-IE - OVVL-i929 THERESA IANES Latin Club '27 Spanish Club '29 H. E. C. '29 W. D. LATIMER French Club Pep Squad Tennis '29 WELDON IEFFUS Curtain Club Orchestra '27 ARDITH LEWIS Curtain Club Pep Squad IUANITA JONES Spanish Club Glee Club Curtain Club BRUNETTE LONG Curtain Club Pep Squad MARGUERITE JORDAN French Club '27, '28 Latin Club '27, '28 H. E. C. '29 F. A. N. ROBERTA LONG Curtain Club H. E. C. '29 JOHN D. KING Pep Leader '29 Sec, '28 Treas. '29 8fD PAULINE LUCK Curtain Club Spanish Club '29 H. E. C. 28 ':. :s-- 'SE' in E- Thirty-Four L A 'lm wr. . ITHE-OWL-1929 lm OLLIE BELLE LUCKY Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 MILDRED MAHAN Curtain Club Pep Squad EARL MCCOIN Spanish Club Curtain Club GEORGIA MAE MARTIN Curtain Club H. E. C. EMMA LOYED MCELWEE Curtain Club Glee Club Pep Squad ETHYLLEENE MARTIN Curtain Club Pep Squad ELIZABETH MCGUIRE French Club Curtain Club Pep Squad GLENN MAXFIELD Curtain Club Pep Squad ROBERT McHAM Latin Club '28 Curtain Club Pep Squad I. C. MILTON Curtain Club Pep Squad gnu:-n 5 9 Thirty-Five if LA... ,. ,.i...1.....,, ,AYN A I IiI-IE - o WL-1929 I AIX'-.W M KC ANNIE LEE MILLER Snanish Cl H. E. C. '28, '29 Pep Squad ER DORA MAE MILLER Curtain Club Pep Squad HELEN MOSELEY VIVIAN MILL Spanish Cl Literary Cl Curtain Club ROMA NASH FREDDIE MOORE French Club Curtain Cl Pep Squad IVAN NATION LOIS MOORE Curtain Club Owl Staff Football '29 IUANITA NIX ub '28 DEAL MONTGOMERY Latin Club '28 I-I, E C. '29 Pep Squad Curtain Club Pep Squad ER ub '27 ub '26 Snaniab Club '28, '29 Glee Club H. E. C. '27, '29 ub Spanish Club '28 Curtain Club Football '29 Latin Club '26 H. E. C. '27, '28 i Curtain Club 2 H Thirty-Six ' ' I'T'I-IE-OVVL-1929 IQ df' K FAYRENE OLIVER Curtain Club H. E. C. '29 MAURICE POLLARD Spanish Club '27, '28 VicefPresident '29 Nf4 ROBBIE NELL PARKS Curtain Club H. E. C. '29 L'l3 CHARLOTTE POOLE Curtain Club H, E. C. Owl Staff POLLY PARKS Glee Club Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 LORENE POOLE Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 DOROTHY PATRICK Curain Club H. E. C. '28, '29 H. B. F. LOLA RAKESTRAW Curtain Club Pep Squad ' RAE PETHYBRIDGE French Club '28 H. E. C. '29 O. K. Club MOODY RAKESTRAW Curtain Club Pep Squad lg A 'Thirty-Seven ITI-IE - OWL-19291 BOLTON RANKIN Latin Club Track '27, '28 Football '28, '29 NOTHERA RITCHIE Curtain Club H. E. C. '28, DEXTER RAY Curtain Club Pep Squad DOROTHY ROACH Curtain Club Spanish Club H. E. C. HARRY RAY Curtain Club Spanish Club '28 JOHN ROACH Spanish Club Curtain Club Track '28 OPAL RHEUDASIL Latin Club Curtain Club H. E. C. H BESSIEMAE ROBERTSON Latin Club '27, '28 French Club '27, '28 Business Mgr. Owl F. A. N. RICHARD RIBBLE Spanish Club '28 Pep Squad ANNA BETH RODGERS Glee Club Spanish Club '28, '29 HifHoots N. H. W Thirty-Eight .A M CK -nuff '46 'IQ 'te ITI-IE - o WL-1929 lm i 2 2 m MARY ROGERS Latin Club '28 Curtain Club Glee Club SAM SAUNDERS Pep Squad Curtain Club WILMA RORIE Curtain Club Pep Squad OCIE SANDLIN Curtain Club Basket Ball '29 SELMA RUSH Curtain Club Spanish Club '28 W Pep Squad MARGARET SHARER Latin Club '27, '28 French Club '27, '28 Owl Staff F. A. N. JACK RUTHERFORD Curtain Club Pep Squad ' ELLA MAUDE SKIDMORE i Curtain Club Pep Squad GRACE RYBURN Latin Club '27, '28 Spanish Club '28 H. E. C. '29 LAURA HELEN SLAYDEN Curtain Club H. E. C. Pep Squad Thirty-Nine Lk, . ,, ,,,,, ,..L, ,.i... . ,, Ann --1-i' -ITI-IE-ovvl..-1929 lm? C LOUISE SMITH Curtain Club H. E. C. '29 Pep Squad DOROTHY THOMAS Latin Club '27, '28 Spanish Club '28 H. E. C. '26, '29 CLIFFORD SMYERS Curtain Club Pep Squad JACK THOMPSON Curtain Club Pep Squad MYRTLE STAMPER Curtain Club H. E. C. '28 TRUMAN THOMPSON Curtain Club H. E. C. Glee Club ORA LEE STONE Curtain Club H. E. C. Pep Squad FLORA TOWNSEND Spanish Club H. E. C. Pep Squad VERNON STROUP Football '27, '28, '29 Basket Ball '27, '28 Track '27, '28 JOE TRAVIS Curtain Club 8fD Pep Squad Forty .4 S ITI-IE - opwpL-1929 lm Kd JAMES TRULOCK Orchestra '27, '28 Pep Squad and Band EVELYN WALTERS Spanish Club '27, '28 Latin Club, '26, '27 THOMAS TUDOR Curtain Club Basket Ball '29 DGNALD WARREN Chemistry Club '27 Football '28, '29 Track '29 STEVE F. TURNER Curtain Club Spanish Club Latin Club ALVA WEAVER Curtain Club H. E. '29 Pep Squad CATHRYN WALKER Latin Club '27, '28 Owl Staff F. A. N. KENYCN WELLMAN Curtain Club Spanish Club '28, '29 Pep Squad MANSON WALL Curtain Club Pep Squad EVELYN WHIPPLE Curtain Club H. E. C. Pep Squad Forty-One - ITI-IE - o WL-1929 - lm.. 5 MARIE WHITE V Curtain Club H. E. C. 1 JAMES WILLIAMS Golf '29 Baseball '27 Radio Club '27 GLADYS VJHITNEY Curtain Club H. E. C. ALBERT WILSON Curtain Club Pep Squad EVELYN WHITTEN Curtain Club H. E. C. '27 Pep Squad BILL WILSON Curtain Club Glee Club Pep Squad GLADYS WHITTEN Spanish Club Curtain Club H. E, C. NORENE WINDHAM Curtain Club Pep Squad ROYCE WHITTEN French Club '28, '29 Declamation Pep Squad HARRY WOOLDRIDGE Curtain Club Pep Squad V Gil . . -- 1 Forty-Two l 0 g.-.. . ' 4... ITHE-OVVL-1929l JOHN F. WRIGHT Curtain Club Pep Squad EVELYN YANCEY Spanish Club '28 H. E. C. '27, '29 Pep Squad I MARY E. YEARGAN Latin Club '27, '28 H. E. C. '29 Vice-President '27 E. V. E. CHARLES YOUNG Curtain Club Spanish Club Pep Squad X5 Fovzy-Thfce 1 .A - QTI-IE - OVVL.-1929 I nfs. , History of the Senior Class NVe entered the High School in 1925. Mrs. VVhite had charge of the hall the first half of the year and Miss XVulfgen the last half. Our class officers were: Pres., Turner Geersg Vice Pres., Margaret Sharerg Sec'y.-Treas., Cecil Burch. Mary Elizabeth Yeargan was the class favorite not only for this year, but also for our Sophomore and Junior years. VVe have the distinction of being the only Freshman class that has ever had a Christmas tree. At this time the Sopho- mores showed their appreciation of us by a gift of an enormous box which contained a baby rattler. When we were Sophomores, we had the great pleasure of sitting in the balcony at chapel, far above the Juniors and Sen- iors. From this height, we sympathized with the Freshmen who were ridiculed as we had been the year before. Miss Sally Sedkel was our hall keeper. Our Class officers for 1926 were: Pres., Thomas Coxg Vice Pres., Mary Elizabeth Yeargang Sec'y., Cleo Cheatham, Treas., Cecil Burch. In 1927 we were Juniors. Most of the girls sat in the class rooms and the boys felt quite important as they sat in the Sen- ior hall., Our class officers for 1927 were: Pres., Thomas Cox, Vice Pres., Rachel Allen, Secty., John D. King, Treas., E. K. Russell. The main event of this yeargvas the reception which we gave in honor of the Seniors. This year, as Seniors, we are looking forward to the time when the diplomas will be ours, and we shall from then on be enrolled in the Alumni Section of the Owl.,' Our class officers for 1929 are: Pres., Clay Anderson, Vice Pres., Maurice Pollard, Secsy., Hazel Hutchison, Treas., John D. King. Our class favorite is Maurice Pollard. As we review these years that 'have so quickly passed, we wish to express our appreciation to Prof. NVooten, Mr. Masters, Mr. Chamness and the other members of the faculty for what they have done for us. Our wish is that each senior class may grow better and better. wg . in el, Forty-Four JUNIORS 'i -Q.. y , 127 if f I .pf L- 1 Tn. 5 I3 7 -K.. Y-Y 'f-. L' 1 5 .Z 424 girv. .4 f' ' .' . 11. - f i 4 -1,-1' ,f l f . 1 :Qi ' ' 19 75 .- g 1.4 sf 1 .. , f - ,- nk 49: ,uf Q I LQ 5' 9 1 1 , 2, :K IPI-1-IE-ovvL-19z9lAN f: :' jlunim Class Olficers EDWIN BEATIE President SARAH LATTIMORE VicefPresident MARGARET BILLING SLEY Secretary MISS WILLIAMS Sponsor ROBERT LEWIS Treasurer CHARLES BAKER Historian In F5 yi -W . -N E E Forty-Six W , , ?.Lg,,.., . A X5 --:rgr'1!af1: W nf -' ff-?f .. W ETB Eti?.3ALL'l'Q,S1l Patie Ables Cathryn Abshire i Marjorie Bills Irene Bishop Mildred Adcock Anna R. Albright Mildred Blackburn Elizabeth Bost Josephine Amis Alvin Atwood Mavis Brasfield Paul Briggs Jessie Baily Charles Baker Ed Broline Warren Brown Hoyt Barnett Frances Beasley Christine Burns Maxine Capers Edwin Beatie Dorothy Bhael Joy Caviness Juanita Callicoate Gladys Billert Margaret Billingsley Robert Coleman Marybelle Colley --.F7v.::z-:::Af:.-52.12341 ,L ,Li-b.,-.....f: L:.,Y,..- if..-..-.----W - YY W Y M- W W V X1--M - Q Y- --Q. .. . ,, , ,hdgxm W v-A WW Forty-Seven l 'I-IE-OVVL-1929 1 I 37 v 'ee 'M C6 ln, Doris Coursey Anne Cox Fannie B. Fletcher Dorothea Ford Eugenia Crook Charles Crow Eldridge Ford Olive Fox Norene Deaton Katheryn Denton W. C. Francis Virginia Garland Martha Denton Lucile Dixon W. A. Catlin Eileen Ciltner Martha Dowdy Eugenia Dunlap Evelyn Grimes Sarah Cullick Thomas Echols John H, Edwards Mary Gunn Eleanor Hackel Marguerite Ellis Minton Fisher John Hancock Mary Hill I : VGQJ, W F orty-Eight I THE -16FXjV1:.-1929 rl mm '77 l Lila Hix Marjorie Hodges Robert Lewis Inez Loftin Mollie Hodges Melney Hopkins John Love Mary McArthur Leon Howard Frank Hudson Cornelius McCleary Henderson McDowell Earl Hutto Katherine Hutto joseph Malone Ester Maxwell Morris johnson Vera Mae jones Faye Miller Frances Miller Merle Kemp Ruth Lancaster Margaret Murrell Maurine Nelms Sarah Lattimore Raymond Lawson Mildred Nelson X Q Frankie Nichols 1 l A Forty-Nine 7, , ,AAL , , lvl-1E-OSWL-iozol Mary Nix Cdell Osteen Elonia Sanders Louise Scott Oma Pearson jack Price Jewel Smith Claude Snyder Burton Pride Alma Provine Paul Stallings Katherine Staples Iva Reagan Dorothy Rose Keeler Steinheimer Melvin Stell David Rogers Lucille Robertson I. W. Stephenson Aubrey Stroup Vivian Reeves Dixie Rowland Billie Taylor Ollie Lee Thompson Virginia Rush Virginia Ryan Lois Townsend Lida Rolan Turner i Fifty - qi ITI-IE - OWL-1929 Mary F. Vanlandingham Cora Mae Ward Donna Weaver Mary Lou White Travis White Virginia Whitten Mary Williams Mattie Mae Williams Mary Wilson Denton Wise Lewis Womack Joseph Wunsch Fifty-One s ' ITAHE-ow.L-i929 1' History of the junior Class Our class, the Class of 1930, entered High Sclhool in 1926 just as any other class of freshmen, curious and very inquisitive. VVith Miss Crook as our first hall teacher and director, we were told what we must and must not do, but only a part of the why. Vacation time, 1927, came and the examinations were over, our class had very few backsliders,' and we felt quite proud of our reeord as fish,'. In the fall of '27 we were once more assembled to match wits with our books and teachers. This time we were not as reluctant as before, since it was to be our privilege to lord it over the lowly fish , Miss Sallie Sedkel was our patron saint as hall teacher the Sophomore year, and a pleasant year was spent under her supervision. Again a large majority were able to pass on to other surroundings, this time to the Junior Class. We were saddened by losing two of our number by death: Glenn Swanson and Howard Horn . As Juniors, We perhaps felt just a little too important, and the showing we have made could have been a bit better had we put forth more effort. Professor V. D. Parrot now became our advisor in matters of discipline. The Class of '30 believes in itself and expects to make the best Senior Class in the history of the Paris High School. Come on, 1930's, let's show the Alumni what the coming generation can do! ,viii Hg fs...E' H-A sca- Fifty-Two SOPHCDMCRES 3-412+ , 4 V1 ln! SIIG? all-4 5-54' 2' ,,--.L-,.?' 1'7Zf5,-,.--.... ' -2 ' - 'g9 - ' :J -lli-ff Ili? - 1 .4 u Q T ITI-IE - OVVL-1929 Sophomore Cllass Officers BOK KIMBALL President ELEANOR SCOTT ViCe'PresidcrLt NELLIE ANDERSON Secretary MISS SECKEL Sponsor JACK STONER Treasurer OLIVIA HUNTER Historian I Fifty-Four l iv nw Yvaiviv E W vw' 'WWW' Q . .... Top Rowe-Adams. Adams. Alexander. Allen. Anderson. Anderson, Arnold. Second Row-Ashley, Bankheud. Barry, Bass, Baxter. Baxter, Buchanan. Third Row-Belew, Bentley, Biard. Bishop. Bowen, Boyd. Boyd. Fourth Row-Boyer. Boyer, Bradley. Brown. Brown, Carroll. Chamberlain. Fifth Row--Coker. Coleman, Cooper, Corley. Coursey, Cox, Cox. Sixth Row-Crow. Cunningham. Dancer. Denman. Denton, Diggs, Dunagan Seventh Row-Durham, Elias. Evans, Farmer, Fenter, Fitzpatrick, Fleming. Eighth Row--Floyd, Foster, Fox, Fulks, Gaston, George, George. v ,..--i-.1-1mm1.-mm.4.,-.U-.x.x.:L:fm-.-an, 1 ...J .. . . ..,. Fifty-Five PTF. i.,,. .g .iiciIfei1in'fH E.1-Q3ivL i?.? -I I - II H ,Ei I I I ,II II If I I I , I I II, U fl H I I I Ii 1 I I . IIII II I II , I I I 5 I I Top Row-Gill, Gregory, Griffis, Griffis, Griffith, Grimes. A ' Second Row-Gross, Hafner, Haney, Hankins, Harrelson, Hodges, Hood. I Q Third Row-Hopkins, Hopper, Isorn, Ivy, Jefius, johnson, Johnson. II I Fourth Row-Johnston, Keener. Keys, Kiker, Kimball. Kissling, Kistenmacher. Fifth Row-Kruegar, Kruegar, Lawson, LeFlore, Loftin, Lynch, McCoin. Sixth Row-McDoura, McFadden, McHam, McKinney, McNeal. Manton, Miller. Seventh Row-Miller, Milling, Montgomery, Moore, Morris, Moseley, Nash. ' Eighth Row-Neathery, Nicholson, Nix, Odom, Oliver, Parker, Parker. Qbgdkvx i ii '7 ?YL: ff: M ' :':l f 1 i :'i'44 :: A A 'W'-HWIQ' -4'V'Y HA-HAZTZZMV-H-qi- ii Hi i Eiftylgfy T -- --- .-,, ,. ,,..v ,. .... M. ,. -., H.. .V YW, Y A- --A.--.-,.e,..,. ., ,.,,,A,,h,.o,,,, Top RowfPhillip, Poole, Pretre, Rover. Record, Rcddcll, Rice. Second RowfRichzirdson, Rivers, Roach. Roden. Rodgers, Rorie, Rutledge. Third Row+Sehuck, Scott. Scott, Scott. Scrivner, Seavers, Seay. Fourth Row-Shaeffer. Sharer. Shirley, Shumate, Sims, Skinner, Stone. Fifth Row-Stoner. Stringfellow. Stuart. Stuart, Warren. Wheat, White. Sixth Row-White, Whitten. Williams, Womack, Wright, Wright, Wyrick. Seventh Row-Armstrong, Couch, Reeves. li I li HMV gill 'Milf llllii uni ilu li ci! JW il lil Eli , gif 5 'i ll i i il' i ll lil till Mil iilfi, lil? 1 lil V1 1 3,3 W5 ii l ihlii Mil Tl iiigq ill eh li 1 Lili N, il M! WH il ,l 9 r i 1 wi li Illia 'lil Y ..., .-,,-..,.,...... , W.. ,,.,.,-.-, , ,,.,,.,.i-,,,WWA,,--,.,,,,,,,,T.i::::1,J,LT.....-1::.:.V.V-i:?..?,7377 rv, Y, V YW W mr K Y -.ef -V --VV ---Y-...-M . zfzu.. YN. .fm . Ag V Y- Y K -H V V YYY A ,Y WY W I Y A '---f--A -r:-v-:::4:zi .xw..1Y H4 ..... -.-A-.. . .. .,...,..., ,,,. -..W Fwy-ggigenm ,. M. neil.. Mm- - ITI-IE - o WL-1929 Ima'- ' History of the Sophomore Class On September 12, 1927, a ship sailed into the harbor of the town, known as Higher Learning. The ship comes to this town every year, bringing people who desire knowledge. ln 1927 it brought two hundred passengers, whose history is as follows: The passengers, then known as Freshmen, entered Higher Learning hoping to overcome all the difficulties that were in the town. They, like all settlers, knew that they must have leaders who might attend to the welfare of their settlement, so an election was held. They chose Mary Isabel Manton for their president, Charles Kistenmacher for vide presi- dent, Lawrence Keys for secretary, and Emma Louise XValker for treas- urer. Though the officers did their best, some settlers could not be pleased, and so decided to travel the Trail of Matrimony. One day an election was held to decide who 'the most popular lady was. Mary Isabel Manton was chosen to fill this place, too. As the Freshmen had come to Higher Learning for the purpose of getting knowledge, they began to carry out their intentions. Gruesome stores had 'gone about, telling of the things that would happen to persons if they entered the rooms of almost any of the teachers. After hearing these tales, the Freshmen prepared themselves for better or worse, mostly worse, and dashed into the rooms, expecting to be promptly dashed out again. However, instead of being dashed out, they 'had knowledge dashed into them. This was called the Dashing Period. Second Year at Higher Learning was begun with much enthusiasm and anticipation. Once more an election was held to select the settlement leaders. The following officers were chosen: Bok Kimball, president, Eleanor Scott, vice president, Nellie Anderson, secretary, and Jack Stoner, treasurer. Other stores had leaked out that if anyone survived the Sophomore year at Higher Learning he would have something to be proud of. But these stories proved as groundless as ever. All the teachers were kind and just and willing to help the Sophomores all that was necessary. Soon half the time had passed for the Sophomore year at Higher Learning. This was a time of hope, fear, jealousy, and good feeling all mixed up into one thing that spelled examinations,,. Sudh is life, though, and the Sophomores went through examinations. Some were able to go on after the struggle, while others were not. The Sophomores decided that they did not want to be forgotten, so they chose Olivia Hunter as class historian. She has tried to show the Sophomore class' true devotion to Higher Learning, whose real name, of course you know, is Paris High School. xg ci..fst Fifty'Eight FRESHMEN of .1111 4' 2 'Fifggq n I W-. - J' 'Q- A ff f 9 '4' 9- fe- - 5 ' ,'2 '?i gfgfilzf 45 ' ?317, Aff ' ' L, I-i ' ge:-Q , 4 , ,,-fg, A viii ff 1' V qv,- we ' x 15 yi . QTY ' 9 ' 5 V W Fl 5 'i k+- --1-fi , - i A - IT1-IE - OWL-1929 Freshman Class Officers I I I BILLY CORLEY ' President MARGUERITE LOWE VicefPresident GEORGIA CALHOUN Secretary MISS MCMILLAN Sponsor CARY STEPHENS , Treasurer JIMMIE BOATMAN Historian I 2 A , LB, Sixty i i Top Row-A-sAhels. Adams, Akard, Atwood. Bailey, Baker, Barnes. Second Rowe- -Bearden, Belew, Binnion, Boatman, Bradley, Breneman, Briney. Third Rowf-Brown, Brownlee, Burke, Campbell, Corloek, Carpenter, Fourth RowA-Carpenter, Chastain, Cheatham, Chiles, Churehwell, Clark, Clark. Fifth Row --Afk Clay, Coker, Coleman, Collier, Crawford, Crites, Crow. Sixth Row-Cunningham, Davis, Dawson, DeAtley, Deaton, Dempsey, Dempsey. Seventh RowfDenton, Dirmeyer, Doolin, Drake, Echols, Falls. Eighth Row-Fangio, Fenter, Fisher, Folsom, Ford, Ford, Gilbert. i - ,.,.. . ,,.,,V W-e,..,-..e,,,.m..,,....,,--a.,.-a ,.,, We ,, t, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,W,,,,-,,,,,,,, .. , Ml, .I'i21'11'ITT'QlfL1L'I1Tf1fIillfl11fI,'2.QQQlQiQ:QfQfZgQQQQ?,1, L Y ig,.ii5ijgg1gi ' j,1,g11 g. ,jgf':.j2j5g3 ..s , I-111' Hag-1:::::?g'3lwl Sixty-One , ,,,,,,,5 ,I ,w l I ll ,M .i 4 i , . I 1 .Ig -' Hilli- ml? lkvi' EEN' li Eifilli IT.,l' glial goin illiii ,ill mls lzxlxil lil' ,Wi MH jljilli SHE, iill, Ziyi isllll ?l V? illg elim qq 'E LE I ii, lil E llir ls 254,51 Qllglli fliilw iiglig EQVVH fwllfg any -inf llllli: iflill' 41l!l1 mi? li ill ll El fi! New gflllw ugll l EW llfl lshi Lili: Mfg I V 'Q llllai ll lil Eillli .gag ti l' will lll! li lil! 151 .l filly? Sli I l I 1 r '7 ' .' ' is X.. it s We -iF-'1 'V,W-'Q Milli ',,,, 5:11Ti:1:liL'lTl uI:?-N:Emi-Qfx-lywisz5:1323-9 V +--:Z-A:-L'J I i 5 E . 2 E I Top Row-Gibson, Giltner, Givens, Grant. Graves, Griffis, Hafner. Second Row-Hamilton, Hice, Higgs, Hodges. Hodges, Halley, Horne. i Third Row-Hutto, Irion. johns, Johnston, King, Kirby, Kuykendall. J Fourth Row-Leatherwood, Lucky, Luton, McAbee, Mcidrtliur, McCormick, McHam. Fifth Row-McHam, McHam, McVey, Manske, Matthiessen, Moser, Nash. Sixth Row-Nash, Nelson, Newman. Nobles, Olson, Osburn, Osteen. Seventh Row-Owen, Owens, Parson, Payne, Perkins, Phillips, Piper. Eighth Row-Potts, Read, Ribbles, Rose, Rushing, Scott, Sebastian., if.. effilgiljf E' -'-- - f f -- K 'P P PM 'W PM it W SixzI'1'ifQi6n'm-Mi' W T it W ' ITHE - o WL-1929 I 1 ll Top Row-Shannon, Spaulding, Stallings, Stewart, Stubblefield, Thompson, Thurman. Second Row-Tolbert, Trumble, Tudor, Warren, Webb, Wells, Williams. Third Row-Wortham. ll U LV ' 1 Sixty-Three L 'F ITI-IE-ovyfi..-1929 t MY -574' History of the Freshman Cllfaiss The Freshmen of 1928-1929, not unlike the Freshmen who have gone before, came to Paris High in September from six wards, private, other cities, and this year, from twelve county schools. It seems odd to find ourselves not in a room, but in the Freshman Hall, six times larger than the one to which we were accustomed in our past school days. In this hall were seated, seemingly, all the girls and boys of Paris of our age. VV e numbered as many as 224, and learned early through our hall keeper, Miss Mary McMillan, that there was no safety for Freshmen-not even in numbers. XVe feel that we were there this year because we were a part of this large institution and we were happy because we knew we had received a foundation which was needed in our High School education. Possibly our best trait obtained this year was our willing- ness for a ready and sincere friendliness with every pupil, whether we knew him or not. It would be our wish to carry this friendship into our three following years. Our duty is ahead and for us it is to remember that: 'SWhen duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I canf' lg .ij A ' ' Sixty-Four . ' E .,g.,ffg54, Maki-va:-,f.1.,55,,f,wqQ-fig! 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'f J Q, Q ff, XX fl X x , R 3 X4 X-x y eizj HX, r f QQ-,gin .Qu ' NQQZ1 Ea, A ' 'N A , viwpn nay ' FEATURES K. ZX fu. , .J A x f 2 , -x 1 ,Wx ff 1 l X K nf-ifau ' In' 5-2 wi., .. . M. 2, K . '- HY' I-1-I Lf ..':' , e.73'- . .14 , , D i - - I ' ' , X I. , 4, .' ,Q X' f - f Z 1 ' ' 'H IR -1111-IE-o WL-i929 junior-Senior Reception The Juniors entertained the Seniorsiat the Paris Golf Club Friday evening, May 18, 1928, with tl1e annual Junior-Senior Reception. The Reception was a very delightful affair and the members of both classes declared it to be a sucdess in every Way. The Club House was effectively decorated with cut flowers and the Senior Colors, purple and gold. During the first part of the evening a refreshment course was served by the follow- ing Sophomores: Frankie Nichols, Anna Ruth Albright, Mar- garet Billingsley, Sarah Lattimore, Katherine Bankhead, Eu- genia Crook and Virginia Ryan. A splendid program was presented. Clyde McDowell gave an address tin behalf of the Seniors and this was appropriately responded to by Thomas Cox, the Junior president. Maurice Pollard's beautiful solo, and Christine Goolsby's reading were greatly appreciated by all the guests. From nine o'clock on the main feature of the evening was dancing, with The Collegians furnishing the musicn The N-4 Dance One of the most delightful affairs of the year was a Ger- man given by the N-4 Club on Christmas morning at the Paris Golf Club. An orchestra from Greenville provided the music, and the club house was beautifully decorated with flowers and streamers of crepe paper. The club members and their invited guests attended, and everyone declared the entertainment a very successful one. L ef -g a Sixty-Eight i,,.1,,,v-,,7,,,, , Y Y Y -Eg i -Xin , ii L lg- ,A L ,,,, , fb, , r Q 1 I N H I L, - I , , .. .,...x,3.4J L ,......L2..- ATHLETICS Seventy-Seven or 346 NQH xl A fl z, N lb sxjiyli ' ,--'ff r -9- . 1 Qa' 4 Wm 1 ' 1. ' ' i , 4' 'Q ' 3 ' Q 3a ' ,. f f77.'1f1 ' W .f ,' 'z' V1 fi' ' .'Q'?7f?fvf410 f WB' W9 I f 7 I-' - ' . 43 ef a---- ... A'-l l 'I-IE'OVVL-l929lm5' Athletic Leaders COACH BARNETT- This was Barnettls first year as a coach for P. H. S. He only had two letter men back this year from last yearls squad, but he took the inexperienced men and out of them developed one of the best scrapping teams P. H. S. has ever had. Barnett produced a Basket Ball team this year which was runner up in the county. It was one of the flashiest teams ever seen here. COACH BERRY- This was Coach Berry's second year as the mainspring of the athletics of P. H. S, He is appreciated by every boy and girl in the school. He has boosted the spirit of the school as well as the team, and the determination of the different squads has been shown in many bloody battles. MR. STANLEY- The financial part of the athletics was left in the able hands of Mr. Stanley. He, with the cooperation of some of the girls, worked diligently and made the season a great success. . . MAURICE POLLARD- Maurice was a Pep leader to be proud of. She was an in' spiration to the Pep Squad and really made them want to yell and support their team. JOHN D. KING-f John shared the job of Pep Leader with Maurice. john is not only good looking, but also peppy. He infused pep and hopes into the squad, which made them yell when the tide was lowest. a - ' had ni.. . 1 Seventy-Eight D J .......l. ITI-IE - o WL-1929 1 1 N - my an Football Captain Stroup was a colorful leader for his teammates. Although he did not lead his team into many victories, he never gave up until the last whistle. To top his success, he played his lzest game against Broken Bow. CaptainfElect Hunter is deserving of this honor. He will lead his team into every game fighting for P. H. S. Thomas was an outsancling player, and was another one of those Wild- cats who never gave up fighting for dear old Paris High. Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris 0 .,..,...,.... O 0 6 37 O 13 O 8 6 0 GAMES Hugo 37 ldabel 3 Sulphur Springs 18 Honey Grove 26 Clarksville 7 McKinney 27 Celeste 0 Goodland Indians 35' Sherman 71 Broken Bow '7 Commerce 25 A1 A f . , ,iIL,... , .4 , Seventy-Nine Q. ef- ITI-'IE - o WL-1929 gf' JOHN POTEET-End foteet played his end well and was hard to get off ol' his feet when he received a pass. We will remember Poteet as a hard hitting end. LOIS MOORE-Tackle Moore was one of Y THOMAS COX-End the best players on the team. He worked hard for victory, and did some of his best work in McKinney, although the game was lost. Sorry he can't be back next ear. Cox was a halfback or an end. He played both with the determination to win. Evidently he was a pass snatcher, being high point of the season. GEORGE JAMES-Halfback James was a hard hitting halfback. He had the blood of a wildcat, which meant he was a real scrapper. The team next year will certainly miss him. , BOLTON RANKIN-Halfback . Rankin was the fastest man in a Paris uniform. He played his position withgreat agility and was as hard hitting as a bullet. We will miss Rankin, for he was a valuable man for P. H. S. 1 'ik I Y Gig Eighty ' 1 L -,Ru t. i ' ' A I'T'I-IE-OVVL-1929 A2 Vf' 1 U1 KENNETH MORPHEW-Guard Morphew, with great spirit, started the season with an injured knee, 'but came back like a real wildcat as guard, playing his best game at Celeste. FOY LEE GARRETTACenter Foy Lee was a center to be proud of. He was one of the smallest men on the team, but not considering his size. He never gave up until the last whistle. IVAN NATION-Tackle I This was Nation's first year for football. He played hard. This is Nation's last year 'and we are sorry he can't be back next year. ARNOLD AKARD-Guard Speedy was a hole opener. He had blood in his eyes from whistle to whistle. We are proud to say he was a real wildcat. HENDERSON McDOWELL-Quarter Bub was a brilliant little quarterback. He played the game with the determination of win- ning., Although this is Bub's first year on the regular team, he managed the team like an old veteran Wildcat. .. .. Y..-......... -. . .,.. ...Y , C L .235 145 Eighty-One ITI-IE - OWL-1929 imp ED ADAMS-Fullback Adams was a powerful fullback. When he was called on to hit the line, he hit it hard. He will be back next year. PAUL BRIGGS-'Tackle Briggs came to us from Texarkana. He was a left tackle to be proud of. We are hoping to see him in a Wildcat uniform next year. ARTHUR KACKLEY-Halfback Kack was small but loaded with dynamite. When he was called to carry the ball, he car' fied it with the determination to gain. He will be back next year. For when that one great Scorer comes to write against your name, He writes not that you won 01' lost, but how you played the game. Eighty-Two WL 1- ' - Sb 1-li' A 11-1-IE - OWL-1929 jf' Tennis BUB McDOWELL- Bub and B. F. played doubles for P. H. S. Buh is a product from last year's tennis team. We helieve that Bub and B. F. would have gone to the district if there had been a definite time set to play for County Championship honors. Buh is only a junior and he will be hard to beat. BILLY TAYLOR- Billy represented Paris in singles this year. This is his second year. having played doubles with Bub last year. Billy was eliminated. but he went down fighting with that old ,Wildcat spirit B. F. JOHNSON- B. F. was Buh's mate in doubles. He plays his side of the court well and has a powerful serve. He has the ambition and skill to win. We hope that he will he hack next year and carry off the honors for P. H. S. Due to a misunderstanding concerning the time when P. H. S. was to play doubles, Bub and B. F., did not get to play in the County Meet. But watch out next year, for these same boys will be back. yfl. All Q Eighty-Three l - ITHE - o yyfifiozo Basketball FREDRICH GILLIAM-Guard Fred Was one of the best guards 'We had this year. He played his territory and covered his man with great skill. We are sorry to lose him from the cage team. PAUL BRIGGS-Center Paul, the rangy center for P. H. S., with his height got the jump on most of his opponents. Due to his accuracy and skill he was high point man of the season. He will be back next year. HENDERSON McDOWELL-Guard Bub came from the Kittens last year and turned into a real Wildcat this year. Bub knocked down shots that would otherwise have been scores for his opponents. He played a successful season being second high point man. ARTHUR KACKELY-Forward Although this was Kackely's first year on the Wildcat team, he played like an old veteran. Kackely was a fast and tricky player and will be back next year to boost the team. l l THOMAS TUDOR-Forward Thomas was a hard working man and a constant trainer. , We are sorry he can't be back next year. Eighty-Four '- THE - ovvl.-1929 'Y ' TRAVIS WHITE-Guard Travis was a flashy guard. His many shots helped win a victory. We are looking forward for another year of the promising work of this Wildcat. G UY AKARD-Forward Akard comes from the Fish to make the upper classmen fight for a place. Good work, Akard. Keep it up. OCIE SANDLIN-Guard This was Ocie's first year for the P. H. S. cage team. He showed great spirit for his teammates. He will not be back next year. JOHN FLEMINGS-Guard Fleming didn't stay out all season, but he showed the real spirit. His trouble was that his shoes fit somebody else. TOM BENTLEY--Center g This was Red's first year on the team, and he developed into a real center. We expect to see Red a flashy center next year. If you think you are beaten you are. .- V W JJ Eility-Five' ' ITHE - owL-19291 Track ARNOLD AKARD V Akard was a good track man and would have don: better if he had not been out part of the season. W. C. FRANCIS W. C. is a man who is going to be hard to beat. He is a product from last year's team. He will be back next year. We are expecting some real Work from him. TRAVIS WHITE Travis is a Junior. This is his first year out for track. He trains hard, and We expect him to be a Winner. PAUL BRIGGS Briggs started the season, but he was discouraged and stopped. We hope he will make a good man for P. H. S. next year. 52 cg Eighty-Six -ITHE-oyvL-192911. lg M KC JACK STONER jack was a Soph and a promising young man for track. He is a hard working boy, and We are expecting a winner from him next year. BILLY MILLER Billy is a S'i'l'l'1 and looks good on the half m'le. Since he is only a Snph he has lcts of time to develop into a real track man, HICKS GRAVES Graves is another promising man from the Soph. Boy, we are watching you on the 440. Fight for dear old P. H. S.! L. C. ASHELY L. C. also comes from the Sophs. He looks good handling the weights. We hope he is a winner. ,ig V x Eighty-Seven .L ITHE-owL-19z9IM r f OLIN DANCER Olin is a dash man. and he is making the boys step. Boy, we are watching you. Show some real stuff in the Dis' trict Meet. MORRIS BASS Morris is a distance runner. We are hoping he will place in the meet. He will be back next year. Y CHARLES KISTENMACHER Charles is short but is plenty fast. He is another Soph. He looks like a promising dash man in the next two years. RICHARD GRIFFIS The Sophs are leading in the material for track. We have a future fleetfoot who runs the mile in good form. We are expecting great things from you, Richard. Watch these athletes in '31, i'The Man who is ready is the man who has prepared himself rg , A.. R Eilny-Eight e i ,l Ll X. -f f A W 6 V . .X , SEX, -QNX? if 'isxxwlx w J :? :'f' , i ff x ' LL F , GRQ ANIZATICDNS Eighty-Nine l- - ITI-IE-OWL-19291- E High Hoots Staff l RACHAEL ALLEN Editor I. T. ARMSTRONG Assistant Editor W Wilma Hughes ........... . .,...,....,..., Senior Reporter Hazel DeWeese ........,.. .. ,,,..,........ Chapel Reporter Frank Hudson .....,,.......,....,,..,... ,,,.,........,. I unior Reporter Mary I. Manton .....,.., ..............,.,..... S ociety Reporter Virginia Alexander ..,....,...,......,.. Sophomore Reporter Roma Nash ...........,,.,,..,.,,,,,,.,..,,,,...,. Home Eco. Reporter Henry Brenernan .,........,4................., Freshman Reporter Christine Goolsby ......,, , .............,..,..........................,.. Poetry Henderson McDowell ,....4.,...,.......,..., Sports Reporter Clyde Ailcin ..... .......,.....,,. ,.........................,.......,,.... I 0 kes Anna Beth Rodgers ....... ,..,.. .,... . , ,..., . Club Reporter Jimmie Boatman .......... .......r O rchestra Reporter Wk D SQA' , h- Ku Ninety ITI-IE - o WL -1929 I Yu cs.. 4 i Owl Staff THOMAS COX BESSIEMAE ROBERTSON EditorfinfCl1ief Business Manager Margaret Sharer .... ............... A ssociate Editor Hazel Devwlccrc ,..... ........... A lumni Editor George James ,,,,.....,.,, ..,...,,........... A ssociate Manager Charlotte Poole ,.... .,,,,,, ...,..................,..., A r t Editor Il. T. Armstrong ,.,,,.....,...........,, Subscription Manager ,lames Frazier ............,,.,,,,...,,,,,.........., ....,. A sso. Art Editor Lois Moore ..............t,,... ,..,.,..,......,........... S ports Editor Cathryn Walker ,,,,,,............, ,.......,...,,.. .,.,,..,. .l 0 ke Editor Cleo Cheatham .....,..... ................... S ociety Editor Miss Margie McCuistion .........,...................,...... Sponsor if me et 9 Ninety-One M 1 7,44 l'TlI-IE -fo WL-1929 1'1- im A Rae Pethybridge Cleo Cheatham Mary E. Yeargan Katherine Bankhead Mary Lou Gregory Mary I. Manton MEMBERS PLEDGES Emma Lou Walker Sarah Lattimore Eugenia 'Crook Katy Shea Margaret Billingsley Nina Allen Jane Fitzpatrick 223- E. 1,- Ninety-Two , -A . ,V - ITI-IE - o WL--1929 I Em . Margaret Sharer .......,...,. Hazel DeWeese ....,.., Marguerite Jordan ..... Anna Ruth Albright Cathryn Walker Bessiemae Robertson Christine Goolsby .............,...:..,........P'l'CS1ClCHE ,H....,,......VicefPfesident MEMBERS Frankie Nichols Marguerite Jordan Margaret Sharer Hazel DeWeese S6CTEldTy'TTCdSUTCT YL ' 7 Sv su , Ninety-Three N r J I9 12 . ff1'Sf1. W V , q 1 a1:,:3g5-fgrg 1'-' W- f -'W'-vf 7- ' ff W Y- W -- Ninety'FoU.v' Lu. x,,.,,,T,.. K- Y .X effgvw ITI-IE - o WL-1929 I L - XT- W f nun- LQL Orchestra l X i 4 , . lu M V ' I I li lil' MEMBERS l fy, Clay Anderson Piano Vxfarren Brown Clarinet l'gl Chas. Bittiek Violin l g Albert Bassano Flute ll' Isabel Clark Violin , Paul Dorsey Violin F Louis DeVv'eese Clarinet il John Henry Edwards Bass li Gertrude Elias Violin ' Stanley Enloe Trombone Gabriel Graves Violin I. R. Gill Clarinet T. Kuykendall Drum Bok Kimball Cornet Lawrence Keys Saxophone Chas. Kistenmacher Saxophone jewel Rorie Drum Q Crystal Rheudasil Violin R X Virginia Robertson Cello i ' Billie Stringfellow Baritone lg Loyd Wooten Cornet l l i i 5 l i il 1 A pi i W Y gf Ninety-Five IT!-IE-OWL-1929 Imp Curtain Club OFFICERS Christine Goolsby ........... ..............,.,.,,, .,.. ,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, P 1 5 Side-nf Bessiemae Robertson ...... VicefPvesident Stella Mae Crain .,........ .,.......,..... S ecretary Barbara Couch ....,,...., ..... ,,,, .,,....,...,....,, ,,., ....,.,.., T 1 e a s urer MEMBERS Rachel Allen Clyde Aiken Cecil Bardwell Mary Beachamp Margaret Brown Martha F. Buford Pearl Burroughs Leadall Campbell Floy Carpenter Bessie M. Carroll Cleo Cheatham Frances Cornett Madeline Crawford Doris Cunningham Agnes Denman Lala Lee Denton Hazel Deweese Mildred Dinginan Nora Easom Gertrude Evans Katherine Fields Margaret Fisher Jimmie Fletcher Norene Gibson Mary Green Tommie Griffis Isabel Hafner Allie Hammond Ruth Hammond Mary Hancock Irene Higgs Minnie Belle Hood Wilma Hughes Hazel Humphreys Hazel Hutchison Theresa lanes Marguerite Jordan Pauline Luck Georgie M. Martin Robbie Nell Parks Elizabeth McGLlire Roma Nash Pollie Parks Dorothy Patrick Maurice Pollard Charlotte Poole Josephine Amis Charles Baker Edwin Beatie Charles Crow Frank Hudson Sarah Lattimorc Dixie Roland Denton Wise Anna Ruth Albright Frankie Nichols Margaret Billingsley Virginia Ryan luanita Callicoate Marjorie Bills we - fs, Ninety-Six fr ITI-IE - OWL-1929 I 'E R 1 me are 1 Glee Clulb Irene Higgs ......,....... Margaret Coleman. ohn H. Edwards .,.... Cecil Bardwell Mary Beacham Doris Bevins Mildred Blackburn Mavis Brasfield Martha F. Buford Barbara Couch Doris Cunningham Agnes Denman Mildred Dingman Eugenia Dunlap Evelyn Grimes Isabel Hafner OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary ,,...,....,......,,.,..,..,.President . , VicefP1esidcnt ..,,.........SecreLaryfreasuver Hancock Juanita Jones Inez Loftin Edith Miller Faye Miller Roma Nash Polly Parks Mary M. Richardson Mary Anna Mary Ollie Lee Roden Beth Rodgers Rogers Thompson .il Ninety-Seven THE-OVVL-1923 it I L M., if French Clulo OFFICERS Chf1st1nQ Goolsby ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,, .......,, .,,..,.., .............. P T eszclent Mary Wilscmii .,.........,...... ....,, ,,.v..,,.,,, V i ce President Dorothy Ford .,..... , ..,,,, Sec1eta'ry'T1'cas1we1' oseplune Amis .,.. ,..,.,,.,,,,, , .. ,,,..,,,., Reporter A MEMBERS Josephine Amis Evelyn Crimes Irene Bishop W. D. Latimer Katherine Denton Elizabeth McGuire Inez Deweese Fred Moore Doris Coursey Katherine Staples Dorothy Ford Mary Wilscuim Christine Goolsby Royce Whitten L , ' J c-Stl Ninety-Eight we-L., F 1111-IE - OVViL-lVfJ29 Home Economies Clulb 'I lil Marguerite Iordan.,,,. Eleanor Haekcl .,,, ,, OFFICERS Minnie Belle Hood ...., . Pattie Ahles Kathryn Abshire Elaine Adams Ida Belle Adams Eleanor Aiden Clyde Aiken Judy Baxter Pauline Betteneourt Dorothy Bhael Floy Bishop Elizaheth Bost Mary E. Bowen Marjorie Briggs Lillian Brown Helen Browning Kathleen Cagle Norene Campbell Floy Carpenter Viola Carloek Louise Childs lviadolyn Crawford Minta Christes Mary Louise Clay Mildred Clem May Collier May Belle Colley Francis Cornett Agnes Denman MEMBERS Marie Dirnieyer John Henry Edwards Grace Evans Jimmie Fletcher Hortense Frederick Louise Gihson Elizaheth Gooch Charlsie Green Mary Green Kathrine Gross Mary Gunn Lois Hafner Irene Higgs Maude Hood Minnie Belle Hood Hazel Hutchinson Kathryn Hutto Theresa lanes Ruby Johnson Jewel Johnson Marguerite jordan Kathryn Kissling Georgia Mae Martin Nellie Mae McDowell -Esther Maxwell Faye Miller Lueile Millings Erdeal Montgomery President ,, ,, .......VicefPresident ,Secreta'ry-'Treasurer Roma Nash Mildred Nelson Mary Nix Marie Oliver Druelle Owens Rohhie Nell Parks Rae Pethyhridge Maurice Pollard Charlotte Poole Chrystal Rheudasil Opal Rheudasil Margaret Richardson Lueile Robertson Dorothy Rose Wylma Rorie Dixie Rowland Virginia Rush Virginia Ryan Grace Ryburn Elonia Sanders Ora Lee Stone Truman Thompson Claudia Townsend Vera Warren Donna Weaver Marie White Florence Wyrick Evelyn Yancey Ninety-Nine -E13 A if' X., A ITI-IE - ovyls-1929 4 , fc Clubs In our High School we have many clubs. Each pupil may express his individ- uality and cultivate his talents in these splendid, wellfgoverned organization. Our Curtain Club, the largest organization in the school, affords both enter' fcainment and self-development for the club members. The playlets given by the students bring out hidden personality and develop poise and selffcontrol in the par' ticipants. The Latin, French, German, and Spanish Club add interest to these studies, as does the Home Economics Club. The Glee Club and Orchestra develop the arf tistic tendencies of many talented students and give them a wellftrained start to- ward a successful musical career. Our athletic clubs bring out loyalty and strength in the participants as well as the onflookers, for in sports fairfplay, determination, and good sportsmanship form the fundamentals. We have several social clubs. The Beta Tau is composed of girls from the Sophomore, Iunior and Senior classes, and was reorganized this year after several years of inactivity. 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Teacher: Yes, especially in spelling. Iceland, said Miss Katie, is about as large as Siam. Iceland, wrote Victor aftewards, IS about as large as teacher. Indignant Parent K6 a. m.j: Young man, what do you mean by bring' ing my daughter in at this hour? Flaming Youth: Well, I gotta be at work by seven. Earl Guthrie: HI can tell you how much water to the quart goes over Niagara Falls. W. A. Gatlin: If you know tell us. Earl Guthrie: Two pints. Well, did you take my umbrella? he asked of his son. No, father. Did you Mary? No, father, I didn't see it, said sister. just then the younger brother came in. I know where it is. I think sister's beau took it. Why, Tommy, said sister, he did not. Well, all I know, last night as he was leaving I heard him say to sister, 'I am going to steal one tonightf First Drunk, leaning against lamp post: Say, I can't shee a thing. Second Ditto, doing ditto: My gosh, wassa matter? First Drunk: Got my eyes closed. Golfer: My boy, do you know what becomes of little boys who use bad language while they are playing marbles? Small Boy: Yes, sir. They grow up and play golf. ,..M..-M... One Hundred Four bw ITHE - o WL-1929 I AN f: df Iolzes Fred Gilliam: What are you taking at school? Glenn Maxfield: Everything that is not nailed down. Prof: Am I speaking loud enough? Arnold Akard: fdozingj Sure, I can't even sleep. Arthur Kackley: Did you see me in my RollsfRoyce? Paul Briggs: Yeah, I met you in my yacht. Cleo Cheatham: Hey, you, going to class today? Maurice Pollard: What's the matter with you? I went yesterday. Dorothy Patrick: When is your hardest work? Mary Hancock: Before breakfast. Dorothy Patrick: How's that? Mary Hancock: I have to get up. Mrs. Keyes: Lawrence, why are you trying to feed the cat birclseed? Lawrence: Well, that's where the bird is. Bub McDowell: How did that big halffback strike you? Tommie Hunter: Strike me? Man, he pulverized me! Preacher fto small boyj: What is the best thing you ever heard the preacher say? Small Boy: Let us stand and receive the benedictionf' Mr. justiss: Chlorine is a very poisonous gas. What steps would you take if it were to escape? Joe Travis: Long ones. Miss Crook: Tell me something about Iohn Milton. John D. King: Well, he wrote 'Paradise Lost' when he married: his wife died and he wrote, 'Paradise Regainedf . . . 'l- Anna R, Albright: What are those th1ngs?' George James: Football pants. Anna R. Albright: I never saw a football with them on. ,lat .. ..- We ... .J-at One Hundred Five w My g ITI-IE - ovvl..-1929 lm ,l I My--I hull' .1-hm... Aural llvzls is llue alllmi page -1--what .l leave mme. lf yea are pleased wf-Ella llae lbeele, all gooel and well. If you leave erillelsms lo ojfifevr, do mol: blame llze slajjlf, llvze responsibility is mime. T. C. F .5 'QQ P5 A -x '1- Ly -,V One Hundred Sixw ' i, I I-IE - o WL-1929 l A ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF 1889 Daisy F. Barry, Mrs. Ed. Roberts Pearl Davis, Mrs, Charles Boykin, Dallas. I Roxie E. Henderson, Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Parls. L. Joe Moore, Mrs. Marshall, Dallas. James XV. Stell, Jennings. i CLASS OF 1890 T n' H. Black. Alige W. Creswell, Mrs. Colbert, Canfield, Ark. Hattie NV. Griffis, Mrs. H. B. Rodgers, P31355 t Minnie B. McCuistion, Mrs. Sid Buford, Paris. May A, Miner, Mrs. Dorchester, Pauls Valley. Okla. A , . Fannie B. Pyle, Mrg. VV1ll Hmdman, Greenville. M. Moss Richardson, teacher, Canyon, Texas. Edna Earl Ridley, Mrs. P. B. Gibbons, Paris. CLASS OF 1891 Ella Biard, Mrs. Gilbert, Paris' Herbert Cameron' , Mallie Norris, Mrs. Dave Huskey, Oklahoma Cnty, Okl . Eva Reid, Mrs. James Crook, Idabel, Okla. Josephine Schaf' Lillie Schaf, Paris. , Lizzie Syred, Mrs. Sam Sutherland, 1Par1s. A Edna VValker, teacher, Oklahoma City Pubhc Schools. CLASS OF 1892 Adelia Bailey, Mrs. Hal Dailey, Paris. Mollie Biard' Eddie Lou Bobo, Mrs. Rube X'Vells, Cooper. Jennie Boyd, Mrs. Bannister, Hugo, Okla. Fannie Crook, Mrs. VV. E. Latimer, Oklahoma City, Okla. Brooks Fort' Lillian Fort, Paris. g Alice'Henley, Mrs. Bloom Duncan, Paris: Beulah Johnson, Mrs. D. C. Heyette, PHFIS- Neva Keel, Dallas, Love Long, Mrs. VVilliam Standham, Los Angeles, Calif. Corinne Marshall, Mrs. A. E. BOYPFS, PHF55' Blanch Murrel. , Katie Stell, Mrs. H. B. Ganaway, Oklahoma City, Okla. Lala Tompkins, Mrs. Ed Hindman. Paris' Nellie VValker, Mrs. Smith Lee, Paris. CLASS OF 1893 Golden Alexander, Paris. VVm. H. Atkinson, Paris' Miller D. Bryson, St. I.o1l's, Mo. Ollie L. Collier, Mrs. Al Tully, St. Louis John T. Duvall, Paris. I Jennie Henderson, Mrs. G. H. Barnes, Perkins E Bros., Paris. Hugh P. Massenburg' Jennie McComas, Mrs. O. P. Newman, VVashin,f,- ton, D. C. Frankie Ritchie, Mrs. C. D. Mcllroy, Fayetteville, Ark. Lula Rotherum, Mrs. Tom Turner' Berto Van Zandt, physician, Houston. CLASS OF 1894 Delia Bates, Mrs. Luther McKnight, Paris' Herbert Bettesf' John Ewell Bryant, merchant, California. Gertrude T. Drummond, Paris. Daniel P. Johnson, Fort Yvorth. Deceased. Minnie Little, Mrs. Newt Riggs' Myrtle Miller, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Paris' J5's. Otto Richardson, Commander, U. S. Navy. Sam T. Saunders, Candy Factory, Paris. Alberta Scales, Mrs. Max Patton, Greenville. Florence Tinnin, Mrs. Tom Ridley' Mattgeidli. Stell, Mrs. Robert Warlick, Valllant, a. NelliF E. XVhite, Mrs. John D. Dawson, Graham' Fred VVynne, ranchman, Dalhart. Helen Bennett, Mrs. Bud NVyatt, Wichita Falls. CLASS OF 1895 Lizzie Bankhead, Mrs. Dee VVilliams' Mattie Biard, Mrs. Chas. Switzer, Dallas. Hattie Cox, Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Paris. Jap Crook' Jamgs lDaley, Pine Bluff Compress Co., Pine Bluff, r . VVm Bird, Dohoney, wholesale merchant, Ama- rillo. Minnie Elliott' Will Gorham, machinist, Paris. VVil1 Griffis, Dallas. Abbie Johnston, Mrs. Hooks. Houston. Grace Manton, Mrs. John Sparger, Dallas. Ednzk lilinton, Mrs. Chas. Rotherum, Little, Rock, r . WVillie Rutherford, Mrs. C. T. Ford, Paris. Annie M XVarlick, Paris. Bessie VVaters, teacher, Dallas. CLASS OF 1896 Minute Albright, Mrs. Willis Perry. Paris. Blewett Barnes. Mrs. Kirbo, A1lSt-ll, Frank Barry, Rep. Allyn 8: Bacon, Dallas. Emma Bettes, Paris' Cora Bowen, New York City. Annie Brents. Leon Cameron, San Antonio. Edith Creswell, Mrs. Longino, Stamps, Ark. Minnie Dodson' Floy Dxllaney, Mrs. W. J. Cassidy, Ardmore, Okla Clara Elliott, Mrs. Bishop, Abilene. Joe Fenet, Paris. Nellie Fort, Mrs. A. L. Day, Commerce. Sue Hale, Mrs. M. VV. Boyers, Paris. Gussie Henderson, Mrs. Fred Reginold, Green- wood, Miss. Asa Jewett, Mrs. McAllister, San Antonio. Maggie Jewett. Nellie Lee, Mrs. John King, Paris. Lottie Mayo, Mrs. J. L, Leverett, Paris. Annie McCaslin, Mrs. Gordon Bryant, Dallas. Fred Miner, Mrs. Hill, Duncan, Okla. Emma Moore, Mrs. G. A. Reeves, Denton. XValt7er Murray, H. 8: T. C. R. R., Houston. Alice Nash, Mrs. Hamilton, Paris. Zinnah Redus, Dallas. Maude Shipe, Mrs. Birdwell, Nacogdoches. Harry Shumaker, 570 Park Ave., New York City. YVilliam Oscar Simmons' Lucca Snell, Mrs, VValter Baker, Houston, Mary Thompson, Mrs. Eugene Barnes, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Emma Tinnin, Mrs. M. A. VValker, Paris. Fred Turner, real estate, Dallas. Nettie Westerman, Mrs. Tom Miller, Dallas. Jessieklwhite, Mrs. Sidney Roberts, Chlckasha, O a. Jattie VVood, Mrs. A. H. Patrick, Florida. CLASS OF 1897 Scientific Will Aikin. Warren Alexander, Alexander Book Co. Phoebe Billingsley, Mrs. J. R. Humphrey, Dallas. 'Deceased. .45 rd I One Hundred Seven it U' t ' A THE-OVVL-l929IM - ALUMNI ROLL Carrie Cllllnillghilm, MTS. -T00 VV- Quick, C0l0I'af10 Julia Slnith, Mrs. Scott Shannon, .Vera Cruz, N. M Springs, Colo. Johnnie Jennings, Social Service Secretary, Paris. VVill E. Jones, Dallas, Wlill O. Jones, Dallas. Classical Marie Barton, Paris. Willie Collier, Mrs. Roy York, Chicago, Ill. Edna Creswelli Verda Dean, Mrs. Luther Brackeen, Paris. Herman Deaton, New York City. Annie Devlin, Mrs. Joe Grilfis, Bogota. Maude Edwards, Mrs. Marvin Jones' Mabel Hill, Dallas. Sallie Justiss, Mrs. Albert Pledger, Houston. Beulah Ledger, Paris. Homer McCrrnnnen, Par's. Belle Miner, Mrs. G. G. Calmes, New York City. Bessie Ridley, Mrs. B, C. Duncan, Paris. Alice Ritchie, Mrs, E. H. McGlasson, Houston. Emma Rotherum, Paris. Blaine Russell, Mrs. Brooks, Okla. Emma Scales, Mrs. Thomas Sargent, Orange. Belle Schaf, Paris. Myra Shelton, Mrs. Robert Lane, Paris. Bernard Sims, Tulsa, Okla. Katie YVarlick, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Paris. Classical and Scientific Fannie Chester, Mrs. Pink Hutchison, Cleburne. CLASS OF 1898 J ,Scientific Ethel Colgate, Mrs. Sims, Shreveport, La. Tinnie Harold, Mrs. Richard Brown, Paris. Willie Humphries, Mrs. Frank Dohoney, Paris. Milton VVebster ' Classical Charles Bankhead, Lieut. Col. U. S. Army fre- tiredl, Paris. Nannie Bates, Mrs. Luther McKnight, San An- tonio. Edith Black, Dallas. D Irene Chester, Mrs. E. L. Story, Austin. Pinkie Clark, teacher, Dallas. Walter Dulaneyi' Bertha Gorham, teacher, Paris Public Schools. June Hannah, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Vera Hill, Mrs. J. J. Hulsey, Tampa, Fla. VVarner Hill, teacher, Dallas. Lizzie Jones, Mena, Ark. Clara Jones, Mrs. Clara Kane, Dallas. Ada McClellan, Mrs. VVill Pratt, Roxton. HerberthMeyer, physician, San Antonio. Ruth Nash, Mrs. Wm. Love' Ethel Snow. Chester Smith, Eureka Springs, Ark. Tom Scott, D. H. Scott 81 Son, Paris. Sallie Seckel, teacher, Paris High School. CLASS OF 1899 Scientijic Zula Black, Mrs. Riley, Albuquerque, N,,M.... May -Bobo, Mrs. Roy Hoges, Paris. Clyde Cabiness, Mrs. Crook, Paris' Annie Daly, Mrs. R. E. Newton, VVashington D. C Grace Fall, Mrs. Arthur Bendelari, Chicago, Edna Fitch, Mrs. Chas. Severs, Sherman. Gussie Griffis, Mrs. C. L. Browning, Cleburne. Bonnie Goodgoin, Mrs. M, F. Harris, Antlers, Okla Cora Goodgoin, Mrs. S. B. Hachel, Antlers, Ok Will Hubbard, druggist, Sweetwater. Roy McClellan, printer, Detroit, Mich. Eifie Rodgers, Mrs. Davis, Parisi' Will Scott, cotton broker, Paris. 'Deceased. Glenna York, Mrs. Frenzel, Music Teacher, Dan, ville, Ill. Classical Jack Bankhead, Paris. Joe Bettest Libbie Brenneman, Mrs. B. D. NVilbor, Oklahoma City, Okla. YVill Cliisum, Oklahoma City, Okla. Kemp Dargan, lnsurance, Houston. Irene Duncan, Mrs. S. P. Smith, Los Angeles, Cal. Katie Feeser, teacher. Paris Public Schools. Annie Hubert, Mrs. WV. B. Dohoney, Amarillo. Mam'e Hi bert, Mrs. Sheb Rvan, Paris. Flora Hunt, Mrs Geo. Gardiner, Dallas. Nita Hogue, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Olliewood Johnson, Mrs. Thos. Leake, Paris. Bessie Maryman Mary Manton, Mrs. Harry Baker, Paris. Wilburn Mclteynolds, VVichita Falls. Minnie Morris, Mrs. Sam Hopkins, Texarkana. Mary Odeneal, Mrs. Jim McCormick, Afton, Tex. Emma Shanklin, Mrs B. B. Binnion, Nashville. Nina Silnmons, Mrs. T. D. VVells, Paris. Zana Snell, Mrs, Fuston, Paris. Hugh Tinnin, merchant, Paris. Ethel Thompson, Mrs. R. B Brantley, Reno. Charles VValker, Manager Cotton Oil Mill, Temple. Margie VVebster, teacher, Ft. VVorth Public Schools. Nannie VVylie, Mrs. Clarence Collins, Greenville. CLASS OF 1900 Scientijic Joe Clark, Fort VVorth. NValter Jennings' Rena Jones, Mrs. Fred Caddell, Paris. Annie Justiss, Mrs. Robt. Miller, Paris. Kittie Keel, American National Bank, Paris. Vieve Melton, Mrs. Fricke. Arthur Miller, Texarkana. Mattie Owens, Mrs. J. M. Roach, Paris. Josie Spears, Mrs. Dee Martin, Shawnee. Okla. Nell Stephens, Mrs, Milton Hutchins, Houston. Essie YVallace, Mrs. VV'ill Brown, Texarkana. VValler Vvood, Commerce, Classical Minnie Aikin, Dallas. George Baker, nurseryman, San Antonio. Lucile Denton, Mrs. Martin VVise, Paris. Kate Failor, private secretary, Mr. Dawley, Dallas. Berta Hudson, Mrs. J. C. Short, Paris Lrcille Kelley' Edna Leavell. Maude Nance, Mrs. R. C. Cowan, Texarkana. Beulah Pierson, Mrs. Lee Yancey, Paris. Lois VVaters, Mrs. Lee Hoover, McKinney. Effie Yates, Mrs. Hugh Tinnin, Paris. Classical and Scientiylc VVm, J. Barton, Prin. High School, Knoxville, Tenn? Harvey Black, physician, Dallas. Joe Chester, cotton, Little Bock, Ark. Freddie Dolman, Mrs. Tony Browning, Kansas City. Birdie Greiner' Minnie Hathaway, San Antonio. Mamie Howard, Mrs. S. A. Martin, Durant, Okla. Henry House, real estate, Paris. Cecil McCr'r1nmen, Austin, Lurzij Gramley, Missouri State Life Insurance Co., aris. Clara Harper, Mrs. Jack Billingsley, Ft. Worth. ifDeceased. if , One Hundred Eight - THE. - OWL-1929 I At ALUMNI ROLL Minnie Schwartz, Mrs. Loeb, Paducah, Ky. Bessie VVightman, Mrs. VVm. Blackman, Plain- view. CLASS OF 1901 Scientijic Eugene Alexander, Dallas, Gatlin Booth. Iva Brame, Mrs. R. L. McMichael, Allison, Ala. Arden Crawford, Mrs. Martin Rucker, Paris. Ivory Lewis, stenographer, C. M. Ragland 8: Co., Paris. Mattie Long, Mrs. Moody Dameron, Ch'cago, Ill. Jap Reed' Mabel Stillmaker, Kansas City, Mo. Burnett Tinnin, Famous Shoe Store, Paris. Classical Tommie Algood, Mrs. Ed Bentley, Ennis. Thos. Allen, hardware salesman. Paris. Mabel Bedford, Mrs Jas. Craig, Fayetteville, Ark. Gooley Burcham, merc, broker, Tucson, Ariz. Lewis Craigo, confectioner, Paris. Helen Edwards, teacher, Paris Plblic Schools. Marion Grigsby, Mrs. Arthur Keel, Amarillo. Trannie Gose, Paris. Martha Hamilton, Mrs. R. E. VVilliams, Mount Pleasant. Myrtle House, Mrs. Chas. Everett, Olden. Lida Jack, Mrs. Tom Turner, Paris. Mattie Justiss, stenogz., Paris Grocer Co., Paris. Mabel Long, Mrs. Albert Hinkle, Boston, Mass. Addie Lowman, Mrs. XV. C. Mitchell, Amarillo. Beulah Lowrance, Mrs. C. M. Kaster, Ft. VVorth. Clara McReynolds, Mrs. T. P Holt, Ada, Okla. Vera Pettus, Mrs. P. W. Coffey, Paris' James Record, city editor, Ft. NVorth Star Tele- gram. Mamie Rees, Mrs. J. E. Mosher, Dallas. Birdie Sims, Mrs. Ed Gwin, Ada, Okla. Ralph Speairs, Paris. Mamie Smith, Mrs. C. G. Shull, Hugo, Okla. Ora Zethraeus, Dallas. Classical and Scientific Carl Dickinson, cotton broker, Memphis, Tenn. Felix XVehster, Raleigh, N. C. CLASS OF 1902 Scientific Crossland Brosius, C. O, Brosius Plate Glass Co., Chicago, Ill. Herman Brosius' Maude Clark, Mrs. XVill Steel, Texarkana. Emma Conway, Mrs. Isbel, Lynchburg, Va. Stanley Dulaney' Hannah R. Feeser, Mrs, R, F. Farrier, Clarksville. Emily George, Mrs. W. B. Langford, San Antonio. Lettie Graves. Berta Huddle, Mrs. J. C. Hathaway, Paris. Irene Miller, Mrs. Frank Miller, l.os Angeles, Cal, Cora Patrick, Mrs. Elmer Young, Austin. Robert P'ender, Denton. Toru Sansing, Mrs. Lee Biard, Dallas. Cora Shelton, Mrs. Tom Allen, Paris. David F. Tinnin' Classical Kate Bonner, Mrs. J. F. Hudson, Austin. Clyde Cors, Mrs. Ed Lowrey, Paris. Belle Duvall, Mrs. E. B. Ellis, Paris. Mamie Felts, Mrs. E. G. -Smith, Houston Eunice Fooshee, D. S. Teacher Murray State School, Tishomingo, Okla. Bonnie Gullick, Mrs. Donnell St. Louis, Mo. Fannie Henley, Mrs Elmer Evans, Ardmore, Ok. Deceased Mary E. Hubbard, Mrs. Meyer, Paris. Beryl Johnson, Paris. Jessie P. McCormick, Mrs. Ernest George, Paris. Roscoe McClure, High, Texas. Adair Monroe Taylor, Mrs. VVyatt Aiken, Abbe- ville, S. C. Hazel Nosker, Mrs. Jack 0'Neil, Des Moines, Iowa. Pattie Odeneal. Mrs. Ed Reams, Hugo, Okla. Ivy Pearson, Mrs. L. XV. Dennis' Eula Pierson, Mrs. VV. H. Phillips, Paris. Mary Ella Ragland, Paris. Erma lone Simmons, Clerk Paris I'. 0. Augusta Walker, Mrs. Tom L Beauchamp, Paris. Georgia VValker, Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Amarillo. Fannie VVl1ite, Perkins Bros. Co., Paris. Jennie VV. VVhite. Mrs. Albert Smith, Dallas. Ora Yates. Mrs. Tom Ridley, Paris. Classical and Scientific Jessie Caviness, Mrs. R. L. Lattimore, Paris. Merle Mabel Motfet, Mrs. Robert Palmore, Ra- venna. CLASS OF 1903 Scientific George Brosirs, Bank President, Sarcoxie, Mo. Mary Crawford, teacher, Paris Plblic Schools. Fred Crook, Manager Compress, San Antonio. Robt. DeVVitt, Norman, Okla. Frank Edwards, Paris. Omo Elliott, San Antonio. Jessie Gilmore, Dallas. Tommie Griffith, Oklahoma. Maud Gunn, Mrs. Lumkin, Amarillo. Margaret Holley, Mrs. Joe Totten, Shreveport, La. Lizzie Legate, Lindsay, Okla. Marvin Saffold, Mercedes. Josie Sellers, Mrs. Joe Oliver, Dallas. Clara Shaetfer, Mrs. J. B. Barnett, Dallas. Maud Staggs, Mrs. Claud Carlton, Shroud, Okla. Ereorge Webster, Bookkeeper, Liberty National Bank. Classical Irene Alderson, Mrs. C. I. Leftwich, Huntington, YV. Va. Drury Alexander, Alexander Book Co., Paris. Frank Bailey, Fort Worth. Jennie Downer' Birdie Duvall, Mrs, M. A. Hanson, Olympia, Wash, Lonnie Ford, New Orleans, La, Joe'Gill, Florida. Manton Hannah, McLennan County Engineer, VVaco. Minnie Harris' Eugenia Hubbard, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Ft. Worth. Ethel Laughlin, Mrs. Ellison, Houston. Blanch McCrary, Mrs. C. E. Cox, Paris. Robert Mallory, Amarillo. Salliek?,Niell, Mrs. John B. Rodgers, Bartlesville, 0 a. Floy Perfect, Mrs. E. C. Soule, Houston. Clara Rice, Mrs. Troy Thompson, Paris. Louise Seckel, Paris. Mabel Smith, Mrs. Hinck, Omaha, Neb. Frankie Terrell, Mrs. Walter Nobles, Deport. Troy Thompson Andrew Tucker. Bonnibel White, Perkins Bros., Paris. Mattie Wlightman, Mrs. Melvin Franklin, Plain- view. Posy Young, Mrs. Tom Faught, Amarillo. Classical and Scientific Louise Caviness, Mrs. McCleary, Paris. 'Deceased :gl-F 2-1 One Hundred Nine Ia. , 'f- - Q l'TiI-IE - OVVL-T929 Img f ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF 1904 Certificates Thomas Rlgney, Rigney 8: .lust::s, l.a'trel, Mxrzt Scientific Ollle Burcham' Claude Carlton, Shroud, Okla. Alma Cheatham, Mrs. J. H. Bringl11u'st, Detro'1, Mich. Minnie Condray, Mrs. M. E Knight, Paris. Lawrence Condray. Paris. Annie Cors, Mrs. Norman VVilliams ' Ether Ewer, Dallas. Alma Harrison, Mrs. R. H Capers, Paris. Ruth Holley, Mrs. T. A. Martin, Los Angeles, Cal. Ralph Matthiessen, P'ar's Milling Co., Par.s Victor Monroe' Lottie Newsom. Mrs. Homer Tigus. San Angelo' Clara VVirfs, Mrs. Lewis T. Tobin. Denver, Colo. Mary VVood, Mrs. Lonnie Ford, New Orleans. Classical VValter Allen, trav salesman, Paris. Robert Crockett, Grand Junction, Colo. Ruth Cross, authoress, Riverside Drive, Ney York City. Florence Culberson, Mrs. Eugenie Whittington. Oklahoma City, Okla. Det-a Fagan, Mrs. Daughman, Davis, Okla. Felts Fort, electrician, Paris Bessie Hill, Mis. G. M. Jones, Brenham. Mignon House, Paris. Dorothy Howell, Mrs. VVn1, F. Krahl, 5330 Dor- chester Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Henry Justiss, Rigney 8: Justiss, Laurel, Mont. Mary Martin, Mrs. Percy Holt, Caddel's, Pars. Katie 0'Connor, Mrs. Jas. Daley, Fort Worth. Fannie Record, Mrs. R. L. Lewis, Paris. Laural Scales, Mrs. D. S. Gregory, U. S. A., Hono- u u. Fannie Skinner, San Antonio. Kate Scales, Mrs. VVm. Buerger, Gainesville. Mary Stell, Mrs. Jud Moore, Valliant, Okla. Clara Thornhill, Mrs. John Hammond, New York. Ella XVade, Mrs. Richard H. Blythe, Paris. Robbie Waters, Greenville. Jeff Wood, New Orleans, La. Classical and Scientijic Ethel Gullick, Mrs. Carl Barton, Fort Worth. Ida Morris, Waco. Edna Stillmaker, Mrs. John Houghtaling, Kansas City, Mo. CLASS OF 1905 Scientifc Edith Beck, Mrs. Edward Linney, Los Angeles. Ralph Biard, Sulphur Springs. Annie Bland, Mrs. David Tflson, Texarkana. Bertie Brasher, Mrs. Morgan Hancock, Paris. Ruby Brown, San Francisco, Cal. Arlie Coulter, Chicago. Lucy Crawford, Mrs. Hatley Crow, Paris. Nellie Cross, Mrs. Roy Brand, Chicago. James Gatlin, farmer, Howland. Hattie Hafner, Mrs. Chas. Seavers, Paris. Bonnibel Haile, Denton, Texas. Redman Hannah, Hannah Con. Co., Hillsboro. Naomi Hathaway, Mrs. G. D. Chestern, VVashing- ton, D. C. Emory Moore, Fort Worth. Blandina Monroe, Mrs. Sam Bejack, Memphis, Tenn. Etta Nance, Mrs. J. P. Tandy, Indianapolis, Ind. Maggie Poole, Mrs. Morgan Johnson, Paris. Claire Rooks, Mrs. R. C. McGregor, El Paso Lula Williams, Steno., Dallas. Elsie White' Deceased Classical Max Chapman, Miami, Florida. Flora Clark, Mrs. Faulk, 'l'exark:xn:w. Corrie Finley, Ada, Okla. Alex Jackson. Beamnont. Gladys Liddy' Bess Long, Mrs, John M. Furey, Paris. Mamie Murphy, Mrs. Joe Fenet, Paris. Lottie Record, Mrs. James North. 'it. XVorlh. , Georgie XVhite, teacher, Ft. NVortl1 7 'blIc Tcliofils. Bessie XYilliams, Mrs. Edwin .l::ck:nu, Rogers, Arkf' Classical and Scicaitifc Murray Gill, Texas Power Lk Light Co., Breck- enridge. Grace Hackel, Mrs. Claude Baker, Paris. John Huhlxard, merchant, Sweetwater. Ada Belle VVillil'or-fi, Dallas. CLASS OF 1906 Certificates Claude Crockett, Dallas Tom Hinkle, Blake 8: Hinkle, Paris. Madge Mallory, Mrs. Morrison Gritl'ill1, Tulsa. Scientijic Ha7el Barnett, Mrs, Joyner, Y-Tnnev Grove. Nellie Bankhead, Mrs. Owen O,Neill, Paris. Lillie Boothe. Ruth Bransford, Mrs. George VVilson, Xvichita Falls, Ernest Delnent. carpenter, Plainview. Inez Duvall, Mrs. Bailey. Houston. Ernest Hogue, Moshier Mfg Dallas Cora Lewis, Mrs. J. Clark, Dallas. Dora Lewis, Mrs. J. D. Hughes, Quanah. Clara McCormick, Paris. Edwin McCrummen, Lubbock. Nina Moore, Mrs XValter Ford, Elkhart, Bans. Allie Nance, Mrs. Boss Adams, Paris. Ollie Nobles, M1's. J. L. Sullivan, Kemp, Okla. Harry Owens, dentist, Ranger, Texas. Fred Scales, Paris. Martha XYalther, Mrs. Geo, Minton, Paris Classical Della Budd, Mrs. Edwin S. Carter. Laveta Caldwell, Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Dallas. Eula Carlton. Mrs. Ernest Dement, Plainview. Lucy Davidge, Mrs Hale Dickinson, Plainview. Edwina Dickinson, Mrs. Dean Reeder, Ft. VVorth. Dorrell Fuller, Mrs. Burnett Tinnin, Paris. Minor Fooshee, engineer, Paris. Grace George, Mrs. Craig Alexander, San Fran- cisco, Cal. Ellen Gowdy, teacher, Dallas Public Schools. May Hearon, Mrs. R. Rutledge, Paris. Belle Hearon, Mrs. H. A. Holland. Eloise Kelly, Mrs. Adamson, Ft. VVortl1. Luther McCrum1nen, El Paso. Richard McCrummen, Lubbock. Lillie Belle Morris, Mrs. Chas. Gooch, VVaco. Fannie Moore, Mrs. Ben Huckaby, Tulsa, Okla. Bonnie Saunders, Mrs. Joe XVunsch, Paris. Mitchell Scott, traveling salesman, South Texas. Hattie VVylie, M1's. NV. XV. Stallings, Cleburne. Classical and Scientific Merle Brazelton. teacher, Paris Public Schools. May Harper, Mrs. Elmer Noel, Ft. Worth. Fannie Heuberger, Mrs. VVill Sluder, Paris. Eugenia Moore, Mrs. James McClelland, Okla- homa City, Okla. Gris 0tNeill, Tulsa, Okla. Joe Skinner. Margaret VVilliford, Mrs. David Tallichet, Dallas. i'Deceased. .V . One Hundred Ten ln- A TI-IE - o VVL.-l929,,I 1 Ea. . ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF 1907 Scientific Rooney Atkins, Mrs. Billy Rodgers, Cleveland. Anna Baldwin, Mrs. Hunter Bywaters, Roxton Gussie Berger, Mrs. J. L. Aminons, Paris. Ola Boyett, Mrs. Ingham, Hugo, Okla. Edna Brazelton, Mrs. George Steely, Paris. Cartha Campbell, Mrs. Deatherage, Hope Ark. Mabel Cooke, nurse, Sherman. Mildred Davis, Mrs. lNIcCullongl1, Ft. Towson, XVill L. Dulaney, Dulaney 8: Son, Paris. Okla., R. F. D. Lillie Fall, Mrs. Rhodes Arnspiger, Lexington, Ky Mary House, Mrs. Joe Gillespie, Greenville. Ida Haley, Bkpr.. Maxwell Hotel, Nashville. Tenn Dudley Hubbard, Paris Peanut Factory, Paris. Daisy Hull, Mrs. E. E. Barbee, Paris. Carrie McCullough, Cuthand. Stella Nance, Mrs. VVm. J. Bailey, Paris. Dorothy Neville, Mrs. NValter Faught, Paris. VVillard Ogle, Dallas. Gabe Thornhill, Eye Specialist, Vanderbilt Clinic New York. Lela NVhit'e, teacher, Clarksville, Texas. Ione Wright, Mrs. Scales, San Antonio. Classical Mary Broad, Mrs. Hugh Palmer. Genevieve Caldwell, Mrs. Leonard Mathews, Mt Pleasant. Annabel Cooper. Hugo, Okla. Ellen Dickson, Ardmore, Okla. Bessie Dunagan, Mrs. Henry Allen, Amarillo. Pierce Easterwood, P. O., Paris. Merle Hodges, Mrs. F. P, Davenport, Corsicana. Jewel Hogue, Mrs. R. B. Cousins, Austin. Louise Hutchinson, Mrs. R. E. Eubank, Paris. Jean Jackson, Mrs. W. B. Paty, Paris. Wooten Lightfoot, M. D,, Austin. 1 Janie McCrumme,n, Mrs. Frank McLeroy, Mission- ary, Bihango, Congo Belge, Africa. Nettie Nauman, Na1'iman's Greenhouse, Paris. Dora Odneal, Mrs. Booth, Spur, Texas. Olga Owen, Mrs. George Boyer, Paris. Birdie Poole, Paris. Miriam Preston, Mrs. Walter Allen, Paris. Mary Schaeffer, Mrs. L. J. Crawford, Electra. Maretta Snively, Mrs. J. W. Holloway. Una Thomas, Mrs. Roy D. Jones, Pueblo, Colo. Nat Troy, Ladonia Oil 8: Cotton Co, Ladonia. Etta Waterman, Mrs. Lewellyn Notley, Paris. Cammie Webster, teacher, Paris P't1blic Schools. Daisy Webster, Paris. Classical and Scientijc Bessie Heuherger, Hugo, Okla. Lynn VVest Wooten, Mrs. Lingo Platter, Denison. CLASS OF 1908 Certificates Alma Chisum, Mrs. Bob Young, Paris. Ora Dodson Mrs. Chas. Hack, Fayetteville Ark Blanche Logan, Mrs. A. F. Hubben, VV,ichita, Kans. Cora Lee Price, Mrs. Roderick Stoekey, Paris. Scientific Cynthia Binnion, Mrs. Sanders, Corsicana. TFIXIC Blair, Mrs. Josh Brindley, Hugo, Okla. Rlchard Brame, Antlers, Okla. Clfrtis Charticr, Berger Bros., Chicago, Lois Emmert, Mrs. Norman XVilliams, Paris. Julius Early, civil engineer, Paris. Jennie Fuller, Mrs. Mason VVright, Paris. Willie Welch, Mrs. Sam Gary, Denton, Lucille Worthy, Mrs. L. B. Pomeroy, Shreveport. 'Deceased. Moody Boyett, Hugo, Okla. Eileen Caldwell. Mrs. Edwin Smith, Paris. Elizabeth Connor, Redpath-Horner Chautailqlllh Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Marie Cooke, Nurse, Montrose, Colo. Agnes Flynn, Mrs. A. R. Hayden, Los Angeles, Calif. Jessie Goodman, Mrs. Davenport, Rogers, Ark. Virginia Haile, teacher, North Texas Teachers College, Denton. . Audrey Hogue, Mrs. L. T. Talbot, Mil1llP3P0l1Ss Minn. Myrta Laughlin, Mrs. Geo. NVr'ght, Paris. Mary Mosley, Mrs. Homer Gibson, Idabel, Okla. Sam Moore, Officer U. S. A., Dallas. Nina Shelton, Paris. Helen Skinner, San Antonio. Edwin VVhite, Paris. CLASS OF 1909 Certificates Edith Beal, Mrs. Mitchell Downing, Paris. VVill Colbert, M. D., Memphis, Tenn. Horace Dodson! Leslie Green. l Mary Lee Justiss, Mrs. Joe Hainilton, Mt. Pleas- ant. Clyde Scales, Paris. Oscar Terry. Frank Varner, Houston. Scientific Dudley Biard, Houston. Robert Coleman, Amarillo. Verda Ford, teacher in country. May Furey, Mrs. L. V. Larsen, Paris. Albert Gullick, Paris. Cecil Harrison, Mrs. Levy Rice! Bider Johnson, Houston. ' Mamie Morgan, Mrs. Ullery, Paris. Julius Sansing, Pace, Miss. Roderick Stockey, Paris. Emily VVheeler, Mrs. Max Barton, Paris.. George Wortham, Paris Baking Co., Paris. Classical Bernice Albright, Mrs. Allan DeShong, Ardmore, Okla. Pauline Barton, Charleston, S. C. Harold Briggs, Dallas. Fay Caldwell, Dallas. Emma Lloyd Campbell, Mrs. Harry Snyder, San Francisco. Jessie Cameron, Mrs. Paul E. Barnett, Paris. Mary Carlton, Mrs. George Vwlortham, Paris. Ellen Connor, Redpath-Horner Chautauqra, Ce- dar Rapids, Iowa. Phillip Cook, Paris. Connor Dickson Wichita Falls. Bessie Edwards, teacher Sam Houston Normal College, Huntsville. Jeanette Floyd, Mrs. Paul E. Baker, San Angelo. Blake Folsom, Paris. Roberta Grigsby, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Eunice Hackel, Mrs. Scott Means, Greenville. Fannie Maud Kirk, Los Angeles. Mary McCrummen, Austin. Erma Owen, Mrs. Guy Carter, Long Beach, Calif. Dorothy Provine, Mrs. Connor Dickson, Wichita Falls. Mary Rhine! Bettie VVhite, Chamber of Commerce, Paris. CLASS OF 1910 Certificates Florence Aikjn, Mrs. Smith, San Antonio. Classical Bessie Carpenter, Mrs. E. H. Moff, Wellington. Ifatie Boyles, Mrs. Olin Rainey, Paris. Jig! jvfgsggij Deceased. :rDeCeased. c Y Gig One Hundred Eleven ' ITAI-IE-ovvi.-i929 f' ALUMNI ROLL Jesse Condray, Paris. Mary Gilmore, Texarkana. Gussie Hubbard, Mrs. VVilburn McRey11olds, Wichita Falls. Lucille Kimball, Mrs. Bud Morgan, Paris. Rosalie Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. VV. Rogers, Wash- ington, D. C. VVeir Pettigrew, Paris. Clement Rainey, Chicago. Floy Thomas, Mrs. Ed VVarren, Greenville, S. C. Eula May Terry, Mrs. Alvis Ball, Minter. Elnice vVlllltPll, Mrs. Frank Cross, Howland. Scientific Addie Baldwin, Mrs. Harry Bauer, Paris. Cecil Barton, Clarksville. John Biard, Paris. Helen Brady, Mrs. Chas. Murray, Tulsa, Okla. Melvin Brame, Paris. Hugh Brownlee, Oklahoma City, Okla. Virgie Caldwell, Mrs. Ledbetter, California. Iva Carlton, Mrs. Rives, Paris. VVortham Collins, A. Harris, Dallas. XVm. Connor, National Hardware 8: Stove Co. Marvin Crawford, Colorado. Gertrude Danneman, Mrs. VV. K. Haynes, Paris. Sudie Dodson, Paris. Lawrence Grey, teacher, U. of Arizona, Tucson. Eyferett Frank, broker, New Jersey. Lawrence Grey, Instructor, S. M. U., Dallas. Mary Emma Haile, Mrs. J. S. XVilliams, Denton. Martha Harris, Mrs. A, F. Burtschell, San An- tonio. Anita Henkel, Tuhercular Ass'n., Oklahoma City. Sammie Hogue, Secy, Y. YV. C. A., St. Louis, Classical Hazel Brazelton, teacher, Abilene. Floy Herron, Mrs. Clyde XVitherspoon, San Au- ge o. Esther Hurley, Mrs. Ras Mosley, Houston. Mildred Hill, Mrs. Jimmie Walleuder, Mexia. Mattie I.ee Hudson-Treadway, Greenville. Louise Latimer, Mrs. Henry House, Paris. Blake Lee, Amer. National Bank, Paris. Matilene Mayer, Mrs. Fred Truby, Independence, Kansas. Hattie Bell IMallory, Mrs. VVill H. Lightfoot, Amarillo. Ray- Malone, Mrs. VV. S. Richmond, Clarksville. Frank Murphy, Murphy Drug Co., Paris. Martin McAllister, Capt U. S. Army, Phillipiues. Harry McLendon, Houston. VVill Norwood, Amer. National Bank, Paris. Katherine Neville, Mrs. Clyde Faught, Tisho- mingo, Okla. lone Rogers, Mrs. Homer Russell, Brookston. Rufus Scott, Paris. Mary Thornhill, Mrs. Robert Coleman, Amarillo. Eugenia Thomas, Mrs. Jules Record, Ft. VVortl1. Hester VVilkerson, Mrs. Edgar Holt, Enloe. Bertha VVilliams, Mrs. Arthur Hackley, Tex- arkana. Eunice White, Paris. Lucile XVooten, teacher, Caracas, Venezuela. Clyde Yetter, dentist, St. Jo, Texas. B CLASS OF 1911 Certificates Corigne Biard, Mrs. Monroe Meeks, Dyershhirg, enn. Auburn Bransford, Mrs. Olson, Parsons, Kans. Neal Briggs, trav. salesman, Phoenix, Ariz. J. R. Campbell, Palace Drug Co., Paris. Johnnie Garner, Mrs. Roy Binnion, Los Alimi- tos, Calif. Frances Goudelock, Mrs. Henry Snyder, Okla- homa City, Okla. Gladys Griffis, dentist, Paris. Frank McKinney, Steel Mfg. Co.,,Pittsburgh, Pa. Hazel Minton, Mrs. Carl Fisher, Paris. Bess Wade, Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Youngstown, Ohio. i Deceased. Scientific Louise Bone, Mrs. Jerry Spinker, Denison Don Benson, insurance, Paris. Ruth Clark, D. S. teacher. Ida Denny, M1's. Klein, Oak Cliff, Dallas. .lack Ellis, insurance, Dallas. Eugene Euhanks, Dallas. Walter Ford, Paris. Davis Hammond, Paris. Ina Hancock, Mrs. Will Clifton, Paris. Nellie Hancock, teacher, Sumner. l Veva Lowrance, Mrs. Bert Sawyer, Paris. Oscar Martin, Manual Tr. Teacher, Shawnee, Okla. Aura Mae McKnight, Houston. . Marie McNeely, Mrs. Cleveland Hildebrand, Dal- las. Mattie Saunders, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Paris. Marguerite Stephens, bookkeeper Famous Shoe Store. Paris. Maggie XVall, Mrs. Orville Fox, Paris. Robert xNZltS0l1, New York City. Alva VVinters, Armour 8: Co., Paris. Classical Gladys Aikin, Mrs. J. VV. Hastings, Hugo, Okla. Thomas Broad, architect, Dallas. Carl Condray, Condray Candy Co., Paris. Mattie Belle Crook, teacher, Paris Hi. I Jack Dailey, VVholesale Leather, St.. Louis. Addie Davidge, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Lloyd DeShong, Greenville, Texas. Aikin Dickson, VVichita Falls. Helen Duggan, Mrs. Harry Nolan, Austin. Roy Dunagan, Paris. Eleanor Easton, Mrs. Paul Jennings, Tulsa, Okla. VVilliam Frank, New York City. Charles Friler, American Express Co., Paris. Lewis Gooch, M. D., Paris. Guy Grigshy, First National Bank, Paris. Allie Hammond, Mrs. Roy Dunagan, Paris. Maurie Hinson, Mrs. Bert Mayes, Paris. Tillie Hooker, Mrs. Grady McKee, Paris. Lynn Hogue, Sumner, John Holje, Holje Bros., Paris. Pearle Humphries, Mrs. Sam Freeman, Paris. Elinita Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Dudley Biard, Houston. Katherine Leach, Mrs. VV. F. Glass, Detroit, Mich. Eugene McGlasson, Oklahoma City, Okla. Mabel Moseley, Mrs. Jack Crook, Waxahachie. Edward Norment, Norment 8: Broad, Paris. Emma Palm, Mrs. Joe Hendrix, Abilene, Texas. Jessie Rucker, teacher, P'. H. S., Paris. Laura Rupprecht, Paris. Bertie VVatson, Mrs. L. O. VVade, Ballinger! Elwood VVheeler, Dallas. True XVhite, Oil Business, Laredo, Texas. CLASS OF 1912 Certificates Aliene Buyers, Mrs. Glenn' Colthorpe, Paris. Ferris Chartier, insurance, Paris. Louise Dodd, Mrs. H. B. Templeton, Sherman. Bessie VVeikel, Mrs. Roy Clanton, Paris. Vera VVilliams, Paris. Scientific Lucile Beauchamp, Blossom. Eva Boaz, teacher in country. Classical Porter Allen, Mgr. Goodyear Tire Co., Dallas. Hope Bailey, Mrs. French, Oklahoma City, Okla. Jessie Brooks, Mrs. H. S. Sanders, Floydada. Idabelle Cabiness, teacher, Dallas Schools, Dallas. James Douglass, Sulphur Springs. Louise Fenetf' Ruth Goree, Goree Greenhouse, Paris. Minnie Laura Hearon, Mrs, Otto Bruner, Waco. Frank Humphrey, Dallas News, Dallas. 'FDeceased. y . 'ff-.. -a. ea, One Hundred Twelve N r - ITI-1E - opvvis-1929 ALUMNI ROLL Rxtth Kimball, Mrs. Ferris Chartier, Ft. XVorth. Floy King, Oklahoma City, Okla. Jack Linton, Pecos. Roy McMillan, insarirance, Paris, Harry McReynolds, Baton Rouge, La. Vera Martin, Mrs. Jess Condray, Paris. Randle Nauman, New York. Mamie Palm, Mrs. Davis Hammond, Paris. Agnes Robertson, Batesville, Ark. Owen Rogers, Dallas. Louise Skinner, San Antonio. Herbert Saffold, Waco. Margaliiet Stone, Mrs. George Buchanan, Green- V1 e. Wirt Taylor. CLASS CF 1913 Certificates Mary Bernard, Mrs. Sidney Taylor, Lubbock. Thelma Crook, Mrs Truman Johnson, Paris. Mam e Carpenter, Mrs. Nat Troy, Ladonia. Lena Dyer, Mrs. B. J, Hamblin, Little Rock, Ark. Harry Grimes, Dallas. Lela Hancock, Mrs. Roy Nobles, Paris. Florence Hackel, Paris. Grace Higgs, Paris. Clarence Maness, Dallas. Fred McHam, Paris. Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. Jess McGill, Paris. Florence Porteous, Mrs. J. F. Pruett, Paris. Grace Rush, Mrs. Geo. C. Brown, Omaha, Neb. Scientific, German, Spanish Oneita Beauchamp, Blossom. VVatson Bennett, Dallas. Kate Faught, Mrs. Jas. Latham, Muskogee, Okla. Percy Black, Florida. ' Mae Bridges, teacher in county. James Colley, National Bank, Denison. Reagan Hurt, Paris Morning News. Charles Legate, J. C. Penny 8: Co., Paris. Noble Van Burkleo, Houston. Classical VVilIie Biardf' Edward Brady, Dallas. Gertrude Broadhead, Mrs. R. E. VVardell, Dallas. Lucy Irving Caldwell. Rirby Cameron, Mrs. Earl XVhite, Paris. Elizabeth Carlton, Mrs. Cecil 0. Guyton, Levita. Lloyd Carlton, Plainview. VVesley Clark, minister, Fairton, N. J. Laura Coleman, Mrs. Marvin Carson, Paris. Edith Dargan, Dallas. Lucile Doster, Paris. Bess Dulaney, Oklahoma City, Okla. Rosa Dunlap, teacher in county. Clara Edwards, Paris. Annie Finch, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Kathryn Floyd, Mrs. E. H. Farrington, Denton. Minette Gahert, Mrs. Harry VVood, Waco. John Gibbons, Paris. Elizaliifith Gilliam, Mrs. Tollie Smith, Muskogee, O a. Lita Mae Hamilton, Greenville. Ara Hope, Dallas. Ruth Hudson, teacher, University of VVyoming, Laramie, XVyo, Genevra Kirkbride, Paris. Hazel Lloyd, Mrs. Walter Tims, Dallas. Gladys McMurry, Teacher, Greenville. Young Mallory, Mallory Bros., Paris. Love Pearson, Mrs. Tom Mallison, Dallas. Bryan Revelle, Granada, Miss. Chas. Robertson, Batesville, Ark. Martha Rucker, Mrs. Bob England, Paris' Marion Shelton, Howland. Bessie Sheffield, Mrs, Ben VValther, Paris. Ruby Simpson, El Paso. 'Deceased. Katherine Sullivan, Mrs. Brooks Beasley, Titche Goettinger, Dallas. Lola Stallings, Mrs. Perkins, Paris. Hazel Thrasher, Mrs. Geo. Lacy, Paris. Eva Waterman, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Eleanor VVebster, Perkins Bros., Paris. Docia VVhite, Mrs. Harry XVilson, Brookston. Joe VVooten, Paris. Verlinda Yates, teacher. Paris Public Schools. CLASS CF 1914 Certificates Tula Barron, Mrs. Jas. Phillips, Oklahoma City- Reba Bludworth, Paris. ' Katherine Booth, Mrs. Ben VVillis, Paris. Thelma Bullington, Mrs. Alva Sellers, Los Ange- les, Calif. , Bessie Ellis, Mrs. Roy C. Carter, teacher, Paris. Gladys Hodges, Mrs. Claude Roden, Paris. Mar'e McDonald, Mrs. Ross Adams, Sherman. Mae MeCuistion, Mrs. O. J. McFadden, Paris. Sam Martin, Blossom. Clarence Nobles, Deport. Henri Mae Temple, Ft. XVorth. Scientijic Annie Biard, Mrs. J. B. Rountree, Lubbock. Louise Black, teacher, Abilene Public Schools. Mary Blair, Mrs. Boy Caviness, Paris. 1 Ailene Chartier, travels for Michigan Stove Lo, Paris. Olin Crook, Corpus Christi. I Callie Dodson, M1's. Chas. VVilliams, Paris. James Hickman, insurance auditor, Paris. Bernice Hindman, Paris Ralph Jackson, Enloe. Sallie McClure, Paris. Lalla Moore, Blossom. ' Lucile McNeely, Mrs. Bill Mayes, Archer City. Laverne Nobles, Mrs. J. H. VVood, Hamlin. Phillip Record, Ft. VVorth. Melita Saunders, Mrs. Lynn VVhiteside, Paris Mildred Spain, Dallas. Lois Thomas, teacher, New Port News, Va. Classical Alline Albright, Mrs. Jolm Biard, Paris. Roland Billingsley, Johnson-Billingsley, Hard- ware, Paris. Francis Boler' Ammie Bramhall, Mrs. YV. S. VVarner, Idabel, Ok. Lera Brock, Mrs. J. D. Hughes, Haskell, Texas. James Caviness, Asst. Cashier, First National Bank, Paris. Nellie Connor, Mrs. D. A. Locke, Eldorado, Ark. Luther Crawford, First National Bank, Paris. Ruth DeWitt, Mrs. Hughes Knight, Dallas. Ora Dunley, Mrs. C. F. Farrell, Greenville. Mattie Epperson, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Herbert Eubanks, Paris. Mary Faught, Mrs. H. N. Langley, Prior, Okla. Charles Geron, Gregory Vinegar Co., Paris. Harry Goldman, Los Angeles, Calif. Lois Hall, Greenville. Scott Hammond, M. D., Paris. Mayburn Hancock, Mrs, George Elliott, Paris. James Hogue, Texas Power Er Light Co., XYaco. Ruth Hogue, Mrs. Paul T. Bobbs, Turkey. Freida Holje, Mrs. Gus Cothran, Paris. Margaret Jolmson, teacher, Ft. XYorth Public Schools, Ft. VVorth. Cornelia McAllister, Mrs. Peery Hancock, VVichita Falls. Harry McCuistion, M. D., Sanitarium, St. Louis. Ruth McReynolds, Mrs. Harry Cleaver, Dallas. Merle Martin, Mrs. Canady, L. I., N. Y. Lois Mayer, Paris. Jean Moore, Mrs. Jack Norman, Paris. Ava Nauman, Nauman's Greenhouse, Paris. Mamie Powell, Mrs. A. L. Hogue, Sumner. Hazel Rodgers. Orthorn Stewart, Dulaney 81 Sons, Paris. iDeceased. r ... e - A One Hundred Thirteen ,.1a...:,..- s....Q1.... ,i.sL.ex, .- ... 1.2-L U 44.-if.. 1' at ' CITHE-ovvl.-1929 ALUMN Katherine Stone, Mrs. D. B. Alexander, Paris Ben Van Glahn, Paris. Edwin Wardell, Dallas. Emnm Louise Webster, Mrs. Daniel McEwin, Waco. CLASS OF 1915 Certificates Leola Doster, Mrs. YV. J. Vacca, Paris. Nannie Dowty, Mrs. Vestal Davis, Paris. Cecil Estes, San Antonio. Fred Hackel, Perkins Bros., Dallas, Aileen House, Mrs. A, V. Horn, Chicago, Ill. Ava Mae Jetton, Paris. Herbert Jones, lawyer, Paris. Nannie Lee Justiss, Paris. Jack Lee, Paris. VValker Lee, Paris. Bryan Moore, Blossom. Eugene McCullough, Paris. Lora Nixon, Maxey. Leland Patterson, Hugo, Okla. Genevieve Rhine, Mrs. Claud Ball, Paris. John Sturgeon, lawyer, Paris. Scientific . Eunice Bayless, Mrs. Chas. Baety, Dallas. Cecil Blackburn, Blossom. Eleanor Carpenter, Mrs. VVatson, Enloe. Collis Drummond, Shreveport, La. Elbert Efvin. Mary B. Estes, Paris. Milton Garmany, Cooper. Ralph Haraway. Houston. Marie Jenkins, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Paris. Aral Holcomb, Chicotal Etta Lytton, Mrs. Russell Feeser, Dallas. Paul Martin, minister, Cedar Hill. fDallasJ Hugh Nation, Blossom. Louis Osburn, Osburn Chevrolet Co., Sulphur Springs. Irene Stallings, Mrs. VVayne Caskey, Leonard. Joe VVilliams, Dallas. Eugene VVilliams, Paris. Evans Wood, Longview, VVash. Classical Zelia Berley, Mrs. Boyd, California. Jack Boyd, Dinner Horn Office. Paris. Lucile Bridges, Mrs. VV, Rov Holmes, Dallas. Ruth Bryan, Mrs. Cain. Dallas. Genevieve Campbell. Mrs. Guy Cornett, Sonora. Lois Crnninghain, Mrs, Teague. D-eport. Clara Dargan, teacher. music, Dallas. Louis Duncan, Mrs. Horace Blades, Beumont. Frances Dohoney, Mrs. VVarren Dale, Houston. Agnes Edwards, teacher, Beaumont, Agnes Ewin, Dallas. Dorothy Fox, Mrs. XYm. L. Black, Harlengen. Bedford Geron, cotton, Dallas. Pat Gibbons, Deputy U. S. Marshal, Texarkana. Susan Hammond, Mrs. Leonard Short, Paris. Kathryn Hancock, teacher, P. H. S., Paris. Arthur Hooks, Anderson-Clayton Cotton Co., Houston. Helen Hutchison, Mrs. Young Mallory, P'aris. Lucile Johnston, Mrs. Richard L. XVilson, Abilene Ruby Martin, Mrs. Rufus Nance, Paris. Erin McCuistion, Mrs. Frank Floyd, VVaco. Ellen Norwood. Mrs. Thomas Haygood, Paris. Edna Pierson, Mrs. Geo. Kirby, Dallas. Elizabeth Peters, Mrs. Hayeck, Paris. Sophia Peters, Mrs. VVm. Haddad, Tyler. Annie Poteet, San Angelo Jack Preston, Amer. 8: Foreign Light 8: Power Co., Cien Fuega, Cuba. Lemuel Prock, Galbreath 8: Prock, Paris. Ruth Revelle, Mrs. Marion Shelton, Paris. May Rogers, Mrs. B. H. Smith, Paris. Frank Stewart, Paris. Alma Townsend 'l'Deceased. I ROLL Jewell Turner, Mrs. Alva VVinters, Paris. VVarrcn Whiteside, Paris. CLASS OF 1916 Certificates Lillian Dobbs, Paris. Maydelle Latimer, Mrs. Albert Chewning, Austin Nannie Thompson, teacher in County. Agnes XVoodward, Mrs. James Colley, Denison. Scientific Lucy Bennett, Mrs. John Harrington-Evanston Chicago. Tom Bullington, Ft. Xv01'tl1. Margaret Clarkson, Mrs. Hardy Jones. Jack Coleman, Tampico, Mex. Ruth Craig. Mrs. Young Ball, Brookston. Geo. Morgan Crook, Corsicana. Edith Denton, teacher, Henrietta. Irene DeW'itt, Mrs. Boone, Dallas. Ora Dunlap, Mrs. Henry C. Morris, Sl. Louis Stanley Duvall, Breckenridge. Loiuse Goldman, Mrs. AVID. Payne, Los Angeles. Madgeline Gurthrie, Mrs. Lee Reiley, Dallas. Ruth Hall, Paris! Luther Hosverton, Jess Alford Motor Co., Paris Evelyn Lawrence, Mrs. Sain McCormick, Paris. Leslie Matthews, Calif. Hazel Rucker, Mrs. R. Et Hoban, Corpus Christi Elizabeth VVallender, Mrs. VValter Hurst, Durant Okla. Classical Katherine Armstrong, Mrs. John Lawrence, VVyn- newood, Okla. Paul Backer, Corpus Christi. Lillian Beasley, Mrs. Scott Nobles, Paris. Marion Boseman, Texarkana. Dorothy Broad, Mrs. John Biard, Austin. XVilliam Cagle, T. P. Se Light Co., Paris. Josie Carpenter, Mrs. Fred Milsap, Paris. Kittie Chancellor, Mrs. Goldie Covington, Roxton America Connor, Paris. Pearl Connor, Mrs. VVyatt Baldwin, Paris. Lee Dowty, Mrs. Cecil Davis, Paris. Vera Ferguson, Mrs. R. J. Vernon, Canyon. Earl Ford, Ardmore, Okla Vera Gaches, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Louisiana. Marie Harper, Mrs. P'. H. Dunagan, Galveson. George Henderson, Paris. Margaret High, Mrs. Edward Norment, Paris. VVm. Hogue, Evanston, Ill. Florence Hunter, Mrs. Frank Stewart, Paris. F. D. Mallory, Dallas Thelma Minton, Mrs. A. C, Ihlefeldt, Dallas. Bonnie McHam, teacher, Ft. VVorth P. Schools. Thelma McCullouggh, Mrs. Russell Brady, Paris Maude Neville, Paris Mornings News. Merle Owens, Paris. Allie Peters, Mrs. Ray Roddy, Forney. Margaret Ragland, Mrs. John Turner, Eastland. Ruth Reese, Mrs. J. R, Milligan, Blackwell, Okla. Omer Riggins, Telegraph Operator, Talihina, Ok XVinifred Shaw, Nugent Dept. Store, St. Lqxris. Henrietta VVarren, Mrs. Jas. Bentley, Paris. Jonnie XVaterman, Mrs. Sam Crain, Paris. Thetus VVilliams, Paris. Mary VVilson, Mrs. Burke, Bogota. Ruth May Craig, stenographer, Dept. of Agricul- ture, A. k M. Bryan. CLASS CF 1917 Certificates Volney Caldwellft VVillia1n Fox. Jeff Procto1', Dallas. Eva May Bonham, Mrs. H. J. Dunton, Dallas. i'Deceased. T One Hundied Fourteen N - Ax - ITI-IE - o WL-19291 ' -. Q ALUMNI ROLIL Bonnie Griffis, teacher, Paris. Sallie Hull, Paris. Merle Temple, Paris. Christine Thurman, Decatur. Katherine XVilliams, Mrs. Emory Smith, Fayette- ville, Ark. Scientific Julia Capell, Mrs. Nichols, Par's. Dewey Craig. Kenney Dazy Holt, teacher San Antonio. Erma Denton, Paris. Mabel Denton, Paris. Opal Griswold. James Hancock, VVichita Falls. Thelma Jetton, Mrs. Eddie Bray, Paris' Mary Lou Lane! Bob Lowery, Paris. Lora Madding, Paris. Alexander McGregor, Denton. Robert Osburnf' Pauline Strickland, State Medical School, Galves- ton. Classical Louise Albright, Supermunerary, P. H. S.. Paris. Jack Ausmus, Jack E. Ausmus Co., Accts., Paris. Vesta Barnes. Jack Barry, Oklahoma City, Okla. Edna Buckingham, Mrs. Raymond Vinson, East Bakersfield, Cal. Harvey Carlton, Abilene. Julia Crawford, Paris. Nancy Cruse, Mrs. Chas. Delphinis, Paris. xxllllllil Dunagan, Mrs. Blake Lee, Paris. John Dunseth, B. 8: 0. R. R. Civil Eng., VVashing- ton, Ind. Lillie Enloe. Lois Estes, Mrs. Hood, Dallas. Simon Freese, Trinity U., Cambridge, England. VVilliam Gee, San Antonio. Alla Dee Gilliam, teacher, Ft. NYorth. Thomas Henley, Hicks Rubber Co., Paris. Myrtle Irwin, Dr. Hooks office, Paris. Miriam Jones, teacher, Sour Lake. Herndon Kimball, Mrs. Ila Adams, Raywood. Dewey Lawrence, Asst. Attorney General, Austin. Richard Lee, Boswell-Haynes, Par's. VVarner Martin, R. R. Mail Clerk, Texarkana. Ralph McHam, Paris. John Monroe, Fed. Reserve Bank, Dallas. VVood Patrick, minister, Nashville. Hattie Price, Paris. Lila Ramsey, Mrs. Lester Kuykendall, Paris. R1 th Rodgers, Mrs. R. F. Combs, Celina, Texas. Metzula Stephens, Mrs. Barnes, Galveston. Inga Sutherlin, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Noble Thompson, Paris. Tom Turner, U. S, Navy, Annapolis, Md. Earl Webster, Los Angeles. Lawrence XVood, Paris. CLASS OF 1918 Certificates Mollie Biard, Mrs. Homer McCarthy, VVaxahachie. Burdine Chartier, Mrs XV. A, Reeves, Abilene. Mary Emma Geron, Mrs. Lloyd Billingsley, Cor- pus Christi. Eugenia Griffiths, Mrs. Peyton Ellison, Dallas. Joe Henderson, California. Arthur Hoover. Emma Kensey, First National Bank, l'eport. Hazel Janes, Mrs. Hall, Little, Ark, Mildred Logue, Mrs, Verba Holloman, Abilene. Sybil Ludwick, Mrs. Clay Bearden, Paris. Reed Miller, New York City. Eugenia Stephens, Mrs. G. M. Crook, Corsicana. Cecil Yates, Mrs. Let' Thompson, Atlas. 'FDeceased. Scientific Everett Billingsley, Johnson-Billingsley Co., Paris, A. P. Boyd, Houston. Eugenia Brackeen, Mrs. VVilliam Bray, Paris. Earl Brown, Houston, Texas. Margaret Bean, Mrs. Ted Biard, Paris. Cora Bell Eubanks. Mrs. John Aikin, McKinney. Catherine Fiske, Mrs. Chas Geron, Paris. Geo. M. Garrett, civil engineer, Ballinger. Carl Griener, Shreveport. La. XVilliam House, Paris. Nina Jackson, teacher, Dallas. Etlielyn Jenkins. Mrs. Calvin Morgan, Paris. Jack Lowrance, Bl0SS0lll. Beulah Milford, Mrs. C. A. Graham, Roxton. John Secrest, Paris. Frank Smith, Denison. Nell Stephenson, M1's. NVilliam Connor, Big Spring. I Frances Terrell, Mrs. Leslie VVaggoner, Paris. Monty Williams. Allen VVomack, Memphis, Texas. Classical Martha Barnett, C, I. A, Asst. Dean of XVomen. C. I. A., Denton. Neil Boseman, traveling salesman, Swift 8: Co., Paris. Mabel Bramhall, Mrs. Patterson, Paris. Evelyn Bransford, Mrs. Andrews, Memphis, Tenn. Olive Chaffee, Mrs. F. I. Boggs, Dallas. Hortense Chappell. Marvin Coleman, Mrs. Clarence Murphy. Paris. Eula May Cosby, Mrs. Luther Howerton, Paris. Margaret Hale, Building 8: Loan Ass'n., Paris. Bettie Hammond, Mrs. Ferris King, Paris. 'iam Hardin, Greenville. Beflforrl Harrison, teacher, X'Vellington. Texas. Olive Harvey, Mrs. XVayne Chastain, Paris. Irene Jackson, Paris. Nellie Jones, Mrs. T. B, Hinkle, Paris. 'Wilma Knight, Mrs. Ray Martin, Dallas. Vivian Lamkin, Mrs. L. R. Killebrew, Paris. T. D. Lowry, T. 8: P. R. R., Ft. NVorth. fxlice McGlasson, Mrs, J. D. Ferell, Dallas. Ruth McMillan, Div. of Ext., U. of Texas. 'Helen McMurray, Greenville. Katherine Moore, Mrs. Roberts, Terrell. Virginia Neville, Mrs, C. YV. Leigh, Houston. Mary Pierson, Mrs. 0. C Tanksley, Dallas. Elizabeth Pratt, Mrs. Shelby Edwards, Orange. Laurece Rainey, Rodgers-VVade, Paris iled Record, Ft. NVortl1 Star Telegram. Rosa Lee Reid, Paris. Treysa Scott, office of Sanitarirlm, Paris. Kathryn Seckel, Dallas. Grace Stephens, Mrs. Ben XV. Grigg, Austin. Julia VVaterman, Mrs. Herman H. Hackleman. Paris. Drew XVebb, Dallas. Halbert VVhitten, Paris Grocer Co., Paris. Jack VVilliams, U. S. Navy, Portsmouth, Va. Carlton NVilson, Dallas. Marie Ludwick, Paris, CLASS OF 1919 Certificates Helen Beauchamp, Blossom. Zella May Brand, Mrs. Brooks, Paris. Lena Clark, Paris. Lillian Few, Paris. Fay Hodges, Mrs. Buford Sperry, Paris. Genie Jackson, Paris. Grady Moon, Dallas. Anthony Popp, Dallas. Ronald Skaggs, Lufkin. Raymond VVallace, Nashville, Tenn. Scientific Albert Albright, Paris. Beulah Braswell, Ector. Buford Bowen, Paris. 'FDeceased. One Hundred Fifteen -'LL Q, . . A .--....l.,+,.., a...-... . 44....Ta . - ,. . .J -l'T'I-IE-OVVL-1929 f ALUMNI ROLL Edward He11ley, California. Clarence Hope, Paris. Virginia Hooker, Pierce Oil Co., Mexico. Gladys Logue, Caddel's, Paris. Ezra Love, Atlantic Oil Co., Dallas. Randolph Osburn, Osburn Chevrolet Co., Sulphu. Springs. Mary Poteet, Mrs. VVaggly, Abilene, Texas. Juanita Rucker Mrs. Ted Hearne, Los Angeles. , Elizabeth Scl'ivne1', Clrcago. Frank Smith, Denison. Mona Spain, Mrs. Leslie Sperry, Paris. Mary Turner, Paris. Honest Vtlallender, Drrant, Okla. John xXvllllEl1llS, Atlantic Oil Co., Dallas. Classical Katherine Albright, Mrs. Fred B. Turner, Waco. Lucile Bateman, Mrs. Bruce NVright, Dallas Phillip Biard, Edison Pll0ll0Ql'ilIlll, New Jersey. Sam Buford, U. S. N. Margaret Burdine, Paris. Evelyyn Burke, Mrs Alfred Dl'llC2l1, Los Angeles. Florence Butcher, Mrs. Bentley Adams, lex- kana. , Hattie Carlton, Mrs. Haskell Smith, Paris. ' Lillian Dalton, Mrs. Oran Campbell, Ft. Smith Ark. Fannie Laura Duncan, teacher, Galveston. John Gaines. Cecil Green, Mrs. Harrison VValler, DeKalb. Wilma Hall, Mrs. Cleve Ghio, S. A. Katherine Harms, Mrs. H. A, Keller, Boulder, Colo. XVinnie Hodges, Mrs. Maurice Manuess, Roxton. Gladys Horton, Mrs. Carl Ridgeway, Roxton. Tynie Kinney, Mr. Martin Lindeman, San An- tonio. DeWitt Ludwick, Mrs, VV. E XVhite, DeVVitt, Ark. Verna McCullough, Mrs. Tom Henley, Paris. Mary McMillian, teacher, P. H. S., Paris. George McNally, Dallas. ' Margie Lori Moore, Mrs. Dudley Hubbard, Paris Lelia Morgan, Mrs. Hub Hill, Dallas. VV. D. Norwood, Greenville. Hubert Parsons, Ft. VVorth Shafer Peters, Dallas. Mack Pittman, Annona, Texas. Alliene Pollard, Mrs. B. L. Jones, Anderson. Grace Revelle, Mrs. Frances Steger, Bonham. Rebecca Riggs. Mrs. James Hickman, Paris. Archie Roberts, Los Angeles, California. Mary Upton, Mrs. Harry Holden, Paris. Thelma Wfaggoner, Mrs. Roy Bollowage, Dallas Veda XVaits, Paris. VVinnie Lee VVall, Mrs. Dowell Chisulnf' Edith Rae VVillia1ns, Mrs. R. H. NVeaver, N'Vil- liamsport, Pa. CLASS OF 1920 Certificates Ruth Baker, Mrs. Neil Boseman, Paris. Harry Lee Brady, Tulsa, Okla. John Brittain, dentist, Paris. Maydelle Brooks, Mrs. John Sturgeon, Paris. Gertrude Cass, Paris. Al Cox, Dallas. Agnes Crook, Paris. Xvilliam Crook, Texas Power 8: Light Co. Reginal Cushenberry, Blossom. Bessie Lee Estes, Kennedy Plumbing Co., Paris. Doris Fletcher, Mrs. Corbett Avery, Rotxon. Roy Floyd, Star Transfer Co., Paris. VVillia1n Green, Paris. xvllllillll Gunn, Austin. Travis Guthrie, Choctaw Lbr. Co., Idabel, Okla. Dorothy Hutchison, Mrs. Ben XVhite, Paris. John Hutchison, Paris. Deceased Elsie Larner, Paris. Dorothy Latimer, Paris. Birney McHale, l'2ll'lS. Lloyd Mitchell, San Francisco. P'ahl Pender, Paris. Priar Pickens, Paris. Eugenia Reed, Paris. Thelma Roach, Mrs. Parrott, Paris. Effie Rogers, Paris. Raymon Simms, Apex Electrical Mfg. Co., Has. ings, Neb. Dixon Shelton, Howland. Raynion Simms, Ft. Smith, Ark Mary Finley Sweeny, Mrs. NV. H. McCarty, Los Angeles, Calif. Edith YVebb, Mrs. Lee Anderson, Paris. Hazel VVilson, Dallas. Scientific Catherine Ames, Mrs. Janies Rives, Brooksto... Viola Anderson, Dallas. George Antone, Faris. Roxy Barnes, Tuberculosis Sanitorium, San An- gelo. Guyon Bennett, Paris. Mary Broderick, Paris. Charles Brown. YVilhel1nina Chamberlain, Mrs. Bodie Jones Paris. Hainlctt, Collins, Arkansas. Shelby Dodd, Paris, s Edna Duncan, Mrs. XVn1. Powell Davis, Provi- dence, It. I. Eva Dunagan, Mrs. Frank Davis, XVichita Falls. True Dunagan, Fresno, Calif. Oliver Evans, Movie Business, Los Angeles. Matilda Gunn, Austin. Lloyd James, Austin, Texas. Howard Johnson, St. Louis. Thelma Lindsay, Paris. Mary Love, Fayetteville, Ark. Calvin McCor1nick, Paris. Martha McGlasson, Paris. Irma Morrow, Paris. James Patrick, Florida. Frances Perry, Mrs. Clarence Sperry, Paris. Bruce Ray, P. O., Paris. Minnie Ray, Pa1'is. Glena Rush, teacher, Paris. Stanley Shannon, Paris. Lucile Shelby, Dallas. Grace Stephenson, Mrs. Roger Council, Paris.. Frances Terrell, Mrs. Sel Yvaggoner, Paris Hoyt Trulock, Dallas. ' Mattie Mae Vauter, Mrs. Carl Greiner, Shreve- port, La. Lorene VVelch, teacher, Shreveport, La. Edgar Yost, Civil Eng., Paris. Hallye Young, Dallas. Classical Virginia Baker, Mrs. vVllll2llllS. Dallas. Mary Boothe, Mrs. XV A. Willi-- Paris. Christine Campbell, Mrs. Lee Ailfin, Corsicana Mirialn Coleman, Galbreath R Prock, Paris. Flora Connor, Mrs. Lyle Vsfilson, Corpus Christi. Aileen Eubank, Mrs. VVilliam Cagjle, Paris. Frances Freese, Slireveport, La. Johaner Goeke, teacher, XYest Texas. XYilIiam Hancock, Dallas. Ruth Haynes, Mrs, Essechnian Justiss, Plainview. Ida Mae Lain, Mrs. J. Emory Shaw, Paris. Grace Lytton, Mrs. Howard Mauldin, Calexico, California. Mary Malone, Mrs. Q. F. Poole, Ft. Worth. Julia Pyeatt, Mrs. Grady Fry, Paris. Isbell Rountree, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Augusta Rucker, New York. Lois Sappington, stenog., YVaco. John Sheffield, St. Lurfis. Ida Terrell, Mrs. O. XV. Bcswell, Paris. Herman YVilliams, Blossom. 9fDeceased. y , . One Hundred Sixteen .im Minag.. 1... -. . 4-.. 'N- -l'T'I-IE-OVVL-l929lA1 ALUMNI ROLL Dorothy VVright, Mrs. Stallings, Terrell. Mary Argyle VVynne, teacher, Dallas CLASS OF 1921 Certificates Aileen Abshi1'e, Paris. Gwendolyn Denton, Mrs. Ernest Stull, Comanche Okla. Irene Hodges, Paris. U Gladys Guthrie, Mrs. A. I. Simpson, Paris. Eula Lee, Paris. Nell Nixon, Deport. Ross Payne, Hugo, Okla. Grayson Roach, Paris. Pearl Smith, Mrs. YVilliam Moomaw, Paris. Scientific Catherine Anderson, Mrs. Garlan Allen, Davis Texas. Weltha Baker, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Louis Baker, Paris. Ruth Bassano, Mrs, Hal VVomack, Slate Shoals. Elbert Bennett, Dallas. Hazel Bennett, Mrs. Ed Brady, Dallas. Luria Boon, Mrs. Jack VVilliams, Porthmoutll, N. H. Elizabeth Boyd, Mrs. Glenn McCullough, Semi- nole, Okla. JIIIIIPS Boyers, Houston Virginia Brady, teacher, Paris. Vera Carroll, teacher, county. Robert Braselton, Paris. Geneva Chartier, Mrs. Joe F. Smith, Abilene. Hugh Colley, teacher, Lamar County. Kate Colley, teacher, Lamar County. Helen Collins, Paris. Charles Lawson Craig, Panhandle, Texas. Nvlllltllll Guy'Craig, Ambia, Texas. Frances Crook, teacher, Dallas Public Schools. Lucille Finley, Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Oklahoma. Paul Fiske, Bennett Printing Co., Paris. Levis Gaither, Mrs. Richard Hutchings, Paris. June Hancock, NVichita Falls. George Haraway, Dallas. Fred Harlison, Oklahoma City, Okla Elizabeth Harmes, teacher, P'aris Public Schools. Harold Hendrick, Dallas. Carrie Hildebrand, Brownwood. Mignon Hughes, teacher, Port Arthur. Lawson Kelton. Paris. Ben Gray Kendall, accountant, XVaco. Robert Lacy, Hugo, Okla. Thelma Landers, teacher, Denison. Rebecca Lamkin, Mrs. Harry Miller, Paris. Harry Lewis, T. P. 8: L Co., VVaco. Mary Lou Lockwood, Paris Fay Linch, M1's. XValker Lee, Paris. Glenn McCullough, Seminole, Okla. Bert Mason, teacher in county. Delwin Mills, teacher, Crosley. Amelia Miller, teacher, Gatesville Mattie Lou Moore, Mrs. P'. B. Gibbons, Jr., Dallas. Aileen Park, M1's. Dean Mattison, VVichita Falls Mabel Peyton, Mrs. J. P. Dunklin, Nashville, Ark. Ben Poteet, Dallas. Estelle Price, Paris. Charles Ragland, Lexington, S. C. Ruby Rohatch, Mrs. John XVilburn, Paris. Frances Scott, Mrs. Priar Pickens, Paris, Leroy Smith, New York, N. Y. Jack Stoneham. Hayden Swain, Peerless Printing Co., Paris. Robert Swain, House Hdw. Co., Paris. Hardee Thomas, J. C. Penny, Ft. VVorth, Classical Eva Beacham, Mrs. Jack Colley, Clardy. Alton Burdine, teacher, Austin. Hester Butcher, Paris! Mildred Carlton, Mrs. Sank Rainey, Hereford. Margaret Mary Fielding, Paris. Mildred Fielding, Paris. Beatrice Gervers, Affleck 8: Moss, Paris. Mary Hackel, Mrs. Ed O'Connor, Dallas. Arra Hammond, Paris. Gertrude Hancock, Msr. Wm. Kennedy, Dallas. Lyle Hooker, teacher, Edinbirg, Texas. Bess Jetton. Paris. Margaret Leach. teacher. Paris Public Schools. Margie McCuistion, teacher, Paris High School Margaret Nix, Ml's. Hermon Hutchison, Dallas. Frederick Oliver, Parts. Ruth Park, Paris. Noel Parsons, Texas-Louisiana Power Co., Ft. VVorth. Adelle Pollard, teacher, Paris High School. George Shelton. La Grange, Texas. Ethel Skidmore. Paris. Vlvrle Smith, Mrs Mason, teacher, Howland. Jack Smith, Paris. Elizabeth Xvilliams, music teacher, Paris. Bernice VVhitteu, teacher, Paris. CLASS OF 19 22 Certificates Joe Bailey, Dallas. Clyde Antone, Paris. Fay Dickerson, Mrs. A. B. Sissou, Paris. Joel Harner, Paris. Mildred Jackson. .Tallies Jolnvson, Paris. Geraldine Lvtton, Mrs. Sel XV:iggoner, Paris. Neva Reed, Parisi' Grady Secrest, Paris. Erle Snain. Mrs, Chas. NNvllllfllllS, Ft. VVorth. Lena XVeddington, Sumner, Texas. Thelma VVooldridge, Paris, Scientific Adnah Orine Barnes, Mrs. Cecil Putty, XYichita Falls. Louise Baughn. Paris. YVinona Anderson, Dallas. Sam Bedford, Paris. Mamie Bolin, Commerce. Elizabeth Cannon, Mrs. Noble Thompson, Paris. Frank Carroll, Paris. Lillian Carson, City Steam Laundry, Paris. Mildred Clarkson, Mrs. James Massey, Paris. Robert Crawford. teacher Hawaii. Kenneth Cunningham, Paris. Charlie Denton, Paris. Johnie Denton, teacher in county. Ben Dickerson, Nacona, Texas. Emit Dickson, Baylor Medical, Dallas. Buena Dill, Corsicana. Allllilih Dulaney, Mrs. Tom Connolly, XVichita ia s. Dorothy Dunseth, VVashington, Ind. James Earley, Light Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jack Eubank, VVoolworth's, Paris. Gladys Foreman, Mrs. Elmer Demit, Paris. Bonniebel Evans, Mrs, Fred XVest, Paris. Sheldon Hall, Paris. Pearl Haney, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Paris. Geo. Hardison, Paris. Harry' Harraway. Chicago. Donald Hathaway, St. Paul, Minn. Ellis Hurley, Houston. Gladys Hutchinson, Mrs. Terrel Jones, Greenville. William Hutchinson, Paris. me Cf 'T Eliazbeth Trice, Mrs. Stiles, XVestminster. Ethel Ivey, Paris Morning News, Paris. ' NValter Turman, Howland. Rachael Jeffries, Mrs, Dick Strange, Athens, Ga. Florence NValker, Mrs. Allen Hickman, San An- Jack Jeff'-15, Trillify U., XVaxahachie. ' tonic, Louise Johnson. Alice Vllhitteu, Mrs. M. VV. Merchant, Ennis. FFHIICCS J0hHSt0ll. 0Z2lI'k, Ark- ltlchard Woodman, Boston School of Technology. Frances Jones, Dallas. Ruth Staples, Mrs. Clyde Antoine, Paris. Mary Jones, Abilene. 'iDeceased. 'Deceased. ,, .. g , . . , .-55, ' . sw One Hundred Seventeen ....,A.-L -4 'til -...Q...... ,fl .J wi' A -- ITHE-OVVL-1929 ALUMNI Robert Jones, Abilene. Albert Jordan, Commerce. Bernie Jnstiss, Mrs. James Mattie Bell Justissi' Trenholme Lackey, A. 8: M., Bryan. Lola Fay Larner, Paris. Jewel Lawson, Teacher, Paris, Martha Ligon, Dallas. Ratliff Lndwick, Paris. Florence Mangrum, Mrs. F. XV. Crowell, San An- tonio. Mertese McClain, Mrs. Louis Jones, Greenville. Rebecca McKnight. Mrs. NX'illard P:-rker, Paris. Katheryn Means, Mrs. Thomas Jnstiss, Paris. Ruby Miller, Mrs. B. A. Jumper, Tulsa, Okla. Mary Moody, Mrs. Brian XValker, Hardy Moore, U of T., Austin. ' Hilda Morris, Mrs. Shelby Morgan, Paris. Annie Grace Myers, teacher, Ft. Smith, Ark, Melba Newman. Earl Notley, Houston, . Irvin Osbirn, Paris Mornfng News, Paris. Hugh Parchman, YV. J. C, Alberta Powell, Paris Pauline Rattan, teacher, Paris. Lorma Ricef Alexander Robertson, Yuma, Arixona, Vera Roden, Mrs. Virgil Milamii Luther Roden, Paris. Myrtle Rogers, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Eugenia Rountree, Mrs, Burleson, Austin. Holmes Rowen, Paris, Lucile Rushing. XVilliam Ryan, Houston. Philip Scriviner, I-louston. Harry Sm'th, Dallas. Albion Steele, U. S. Navy. Elizabeth Stiff, Paris. Lorine Sutherlin, Paris. George Terrell, insurance, El Paso. Kelley Tholnpson, Williams-Burgess, Paris. Broadus Trulock, Paris. Vera Xvalker, teacher, Merkle Public Schools. George VVeddington, Sunmer, Texas. Bob XVhite, Corsicana. James Nvhite, Oil Driller, Mirando City, Texas. Bob NYhitten, Greenville. Quinn VVilliams, Paris. Jewel XVheeler, Paris. Richard XVortham, Canada. Sheffield, Paris. Classical Gladys Abshire, stenog, A. 8 M. College, Still- water, Okla. L1 lcile Allen, teacher, Paris High. Mabel Biard, Paris. Robert Berry, athletic director, Paris City Schools Marie Caldwell, California. Stanley Caldwell, Paris. Estelle Choate, Paris. Rubye Clower, Dallas Bernard Crowley, Paris Grace Deweese, Mrs. J, XV. NVilliams, Dallas. Annabel Dlnlap, Dallas. Mary Few, E. T. S. T. College, Commerce. Hazel Freeze, Mrs. Perry Steel, Dallasif Ernest George, Alnarillo. Sarah Goree, Paris, Leona Grupe, Mrs. George XVall, Paris. Harold Hodges, Paris. William Kendall, D, P. R. R. Houston, Sarah Mallory, Mrs. Robert Buchanan, Allen Martin' Lucie Neville, Mrs. Harris, New York. Lida Mae Parker. Paris. Dorothy Pyeatt, Teacher, Paris. Lynn Roach, Commerce. Ethyl Skidmore, Margaret Stallings, Mrs. E, G. VVedell, Omaha, Dallas. I c ROLL CLASS OF 1923 Certificates Daphne Cox. Mary Hutchison, Mrs. Havis Miller, Athens. Louise Vaughn. Chester Apple, XVichita Falls. Texas. Ralph Choate, Paris Morning News. Dorothy Collier, Petty. Dabney Hodges, Paris. Mary Alice Hope, Telephone Co, Paris, Manson Hutchison, San Angelo, Cal. Ruby Lawrence. Ray Rutherford. Scientific Olive Johnson, Mrs. Marshall Allen, Memphis. Blake Anderson, Paris. Elizabeth Atkinson, Mrs. Louis Jones, Abilene. Paul Ausmus, M'ssion, Texas. Alice Bassano. Paris. Glinna Bell, Minter, Ruth Bernard. Paris. Mary Ruth Bills, Mrs. Katherine oBst, Mrs. Carl XVebb, Ft. XYorth. Texas. Margaret Bloebaum, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo. Howard Cass, Paris. John Crain, Paris. - B41 rney Crumley, Paris, Darrell Cunningham, Dallas, Rosa Louise Dill, Mrs. Joe Haynes, Paris. Mildred Easterwood. Dessie Evans, Paris Madge Fisk, Mrs. Stewart Rivers, Paris. Garner Gambill. John Gilliam, Chicota. Frank Grimes, Paris. Dan Gunn, Austin, Joe Haynes, Southland Oil Co., Par's. Pihilip Hawkins, U. ol' T., Austin. Edward Hodges, Paris George Howerton, Coleman. Cora Lee Hulsey. Emily Jenkins, Mrs. Calvin Morgan, Paris. Allie Mae Jones, Mrs, Parsons, Belk. Mabel Jones. Mildred Jones, Mrs. Earle Hutchison, Carriza Springs, YVinnie Jones. Mildred Lawler, Paris. Arthur Lemaster, Asst. Supt. Kress-Co., Paris. Louise Lindsey, Mrs. Leslie Short, Paris. Clark Lovell, Dallas. Clara Bell Martin, Mrs. George VVater1nan, Paris. Grace Moore, teacher, Dallas Public Schools. Irene Morgan, Mrs. Buryl Johnson, Paris. Givens Mosley, Houston. Texas. Bernard OiBrien, Oklahoma. Lorraine Owens, Mrs. Ernest Robertson, Abilene, Texas. Alfred Page, New Orleans, La. Ross Payne, Hugo, Okla. Hazel Ragan, teacher, county. Clide Ray, Paris. Mamie Rogers, Mrs. Lemuel Law, Paris. Gregory Sallee, Paris 8: Mt. P, R. R., Paris. John Sanpington, mechanic, Midland. Jalnes Sheffield, Paris. Ruth Siebanthall, Perkins Bros., Paris, Mildred Simms, teacher, Arkansas. Dewey Smallwood, Dallas. Morris Spain, Houston, Pauline Stoner, Mrs. Lee Rankin, Duncan, Okla Roberta Scaff, T. S. N C., Commerce, Alhene Teague, teacher, Pattonville, C. J. Turner, Houston, Texas. Douglas Uzell. Biard, Paris. Neb. Billie Vauter, A, 8: M. College, John Arch Stephens, Baylor Medical College, Clyde XVaterman, Deport. D DHIIZIS. I Jack VVhitten, Baylor Medical College, Dallas. Elise Stevens, Paris. Ruth VVarren, Mrs. F. T. Slack Childress George VVaterman Gladys Xvofford- i ' Andrew Wells, Georgia. Mary Elizabeth Young, Dallas. iDeceaSed- iiDeceased. j . h . e Si One Hundred Eighteen -f,1:.Qa. JZ' slr-nik.,-4-if-sk uf A ITHE-ovvi.-1929 I ' - N ts. ,i ALUMNI ROLL Classical Fay Armstrong, Paris Crede Baxter, Mrs. Jimmie Hayes, Greenville. David Beatie, U. ot' Arkansas. Katherine Brooks, Meridian, Miss. Jere Booth, Paris. Margaret Brady, Mrs. Jack Guynes, Dallas. Mary Collins, Greenville. Helen Drummond, teacher, Paris High School. Walter Duncan, U, of Texas. Bloys Enloe, Paris. Louis Freese, Muskogee, Okla, Eva Jim Fulks, Teacher. Cecil Ray Gilliam, Perkins Bros., Paris. Margaret Gibson, Austin. Russell Grant, Deport, Texas. Adeline Gunn, teacher, Biardstown. Beatrice Hall, Greenville, Texas. Dorothy Mae Harris. Archibald Harrison, U. of Texas, Edith Love, teacher, Sudan, Texas. Shelton McAmis. U. of T., Austin. Nancy Lee McCla'n, Mrs. Itobt, Berry, Paris. E. G. McGlasson, U. of T , Austin. Thelma McDaniel, E, T. S. N. C., Commerce. Karon Manhart, teacher, county. Edith Mason, Mrs. Bean, Price. Margaret Powell, teacher, S. M. U., Dallas. Fay Roden, Mrs. Don Martin, Paris. Doris Rogers, teacher, Texarkana Public Schools. Thomas Simmons, Simmons Gro. Co., Paris. Ardath Stephens, teacher, Beaumont. Zellene Stevenson, nurse, Paris. Clyde Vtlhiteside, VVestern Union, Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth VVilliams, Paris High School. Jodie VVilson, Dallas. Lytton VVright, Paris, CLASS OF 1924 Certificates Chevis Brown, Paris. Dero Buford, Dallas. Mamie Clarkson, Paris. Martin DeYVitt, Paris, .Tallies Ferguson. Dallas Uden Norrell, Atlas. Ray Pool, Cartegena, Columbia, S. C. Cora Slusher, Mrs. McGee. Bernice Smith. Scientific Eugenia Barnes, Med. School. Galveston. Hiawatha Barnett, Mrs. Howard Pyles, Paris. Anna Baxter, Mrs. Edgar XVebb, Lubbock, Tex. Maude Biard, Mrs. Pahl Pender, Paris. Margaret Beville. Inez Bishop, teacher, Paris High School. C. W. Bolin. Ruby Lee Bowman. Robert Brooks, Paris. Evelyn Caldwell, Paris. May Day Caldwell, nurse, Sanitarium, Paris. John H. Capers, Paris. Clara Carpenter, Mrs. Bedford Harrison, XVelling- toll. Connie Connell, Paris. Elven Craven, Peerless Printing Co., Paris. Adelia Denison, Paris. Amos Denton, Paris. Era Dorough, Paris. Ethel Edington, Mrs. VValter Thompson, Green- ville. yNora Elizabeth Edwards. University of Oklahoma. Rowland Egger, teacher, S. M, U., Dallas. Joe Farrell, A, 8: M., Bryan. Virginia Gervers. C, I, A., Denton. Fl0I'5llCt3 Grupe, Rqdgiers-NVade Furniture Co. arls. Willie Mae Hames, Paris. Anna Hammond, Med. School, Galveston, Miriam Hancock, Paris, Aline Harris, Paris. Spurgeon Hatchel, Baylor University. 'iDeceased. Roxie Hignight, Eugene Hill, Shreveport, La. Byron Holt, Deport. Katherine Ivey, Paris. Nellie Jenkins, Paris. Yandel Jeter, Cooper. Odessa Johnson, P. J. C. Ruth Jones, Paris. Eliazbeth Lewis, Paris. ' Nellie Long, Mrs. Sam Pinson, Hamlm. Eraldine Lytton, Campbell- Aletha McCuistion, C. I. A., Denton. L nnv MCDOl'I a . Jilin Frank MiGlasson, Burton-Peel Dry Goods Co., Paris. Ritchie McGlasson, Houston, Texas. . Claire Maxfield, Mrs. Ab Jones, Paris. Bertha Miller, P. J. C. Homer Moore, Tulsa, Okla. Lacy Moore. , , Jolm Harold Moore, XVashington University, VVashington, D. C. Mary Elizabeth Moore. C, I. A., Denton. Gladys Morgan, Fort VVorth. Robert Morgan, Paris, Edith Norris, Blossom. Burnice Parks, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Madge Payne, Mrs, J. C, Beville, Roxton, Virgil Pearson. Jack Peyton, Victoria, Texas. Travis Reeves, U. of Texas. Russell Richey. Josephine Boedler, P. C. C. Imogene Saunders, Blossom. Roy Sandlin. Elizabeth Scott, Paris. Joe Shaeffer, L. S. University, La. Cari Siebenthall, Paris. Annalee Smith, Austin. Ruth Sm'th, Paris. Mary Elizabeth Smithers, Mrs, Jess Newman, Paris. Hazel Snell, Mrs, Edward Hodges, Paris. Milton Snell, Houston, Conner Spears, Paris. Perry Speairs, T. M. C., Terrell, Texas. XValter Stallings, Trinity University. Annie Mae Sullivan. Berta Tarver, Paris. Charles Thompson, Paris. Nathaniel Totten, Shreveport, La. VValter Thompson, Burleson College, Greenville. Dodd Vernon, Dallas. VValter Vernon, M. U., Dallas. Norine Vorholzer, Mrs. Moore, Homer VValters, Paris. Frances VVeatherby, Dallas, Nettie VVickersham. Sam NVilbanks, Trinity University. Clarence Willialns, Paris, Classical Katherine Amis, Oklahoma University, Norman, O i a. Mildred Baty, P. J. C. Hubert Baughn, Houston, Texas. Addie Beauchamp, P. J, C. Marvin Bryant, Orleans, Ind. Estelle Borrous, PL J. C. Ruth Coleman, Mrs. Arthur Martin, Bryan. Dorys Crowley, University of Arkansas. Fairy Davis, teacher, Durant, Okla. Mark Dickerson, Pampa, Texas. Katherine Ellis, teacher, Par's High School. Josephine Faught. Eunice Fisher, Mrs. Noel Haynes, Paris. Sammie Lee Gilliam, Paris, Katherine Gibbons, Paris. Minnie Harris, Mrs. Miles Essary, McAllen, Texas, XVortham Hogile, in school, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Myra Cross Justiss, Mrs Clark Estes, Dallas. Elizabeth Lane, U. of Texas. Elia McCuist?on, Paris, James McDonald, U. of Texas. Mary Osburn, Paris. 'iDeceased. 3. - One Hundred Nineteen - foe' . 'Q Am. .... ,MHA if , f. 1 .l....1. HM- ' ITHE-ovvi..-1929 ALUMNI ROLL -Xnnie Fay Price. P. J. C. .ueille Reeves, teacher, Laclonia. andle Ridley, University of Texas.. eonard Saunders, Post Office, Pi1I'1S. lay Belle Stewart, Mrs, Dil House, Ennis, Texas. Marcellus Walker, Medical School, Galveston. I CLASS OF 1925 Certificates Carmen Calhoun, Mrs. L. A- GVUCF, Dalles- Morris Cox, Dallas Bailey Dean, NVichita Falls, Texas.. i gyilmu Fields, M1-S, Troy McCormick, Paris. Roy Gilliam, Forest Chapel. Robert Hancock, University of 0klall101HH- Margaret House, Paris. Harry Hutchison, Paris. Hattie Slusher, Paris. Scientific Henry Beard, Abilene. Harry Baker, V. M. I., Lexington. Ira Beaver, Paris. ' Elvira Bell, Mrs, Jack Glass Chicota. Virginia Bell,lPari1s. - Clara Billings ey, 211 S. Y V Robbie Brantley, T. C. U., Fort YNOFU1, Texas' Marian Brooks, teacher, Lamar flflllllty- Chevis Brown, Paris, Caddel's. Ben Bruce, Paris. Eugene Bryant, Paris. John Burke, Paris. . .1 'rol, lqggieqlatlemlge, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Katherine Chandler, S. M. U. Ross Coleman, Paris. Frank Colley, teacher, county. 1 . Barnett Crites, University ol 'lexas, Austin. Geron Crumley, A Sc M., Bl'YflI1. Paul Crawford, Brownfield, Texas. Orville Childers, M. U. ' Andrew DeShong, S. M. U.. Dallas. Jack Dowdy, Paris, lEldon Ellis, Paris Pallin Farrell, Paris. Raymond Fuston, Paris. D Robert Fletcher, University ol' Texas, Austin. James Gunn, A. K M., Bryan. I Mable Goree, Mrs. Mansing Hutchison, Paris. Jack Glass, Chicota James Griffis, Dallas. Bryan Haynes, Paris. Dan Hearne, Paris. :Elizabeth Hogan. . D. Holder, Tishomingo. Annie Evelyn Ingram, Okla. Unive1'sity, Iary Jackson, Atlas. azel James, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Mildred Jones, Perkins Bros., Paris, ,Vera Keeiing, Paris. Joseph King, Paris. Nlaude Ledbetter, Dallas. If-ick Ice Dill is Jack Revelle, Chicago. Nina B. Rogers, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Charles Rogers, U. of Texas. Hi1'a1n Ralston, P. J, C., Paris. Pauline Rose, Houston, Jack Russell, pitcher, Boston Red Sox, Boston, Mass. Helen Scott, Paris. Walton Skinner, Paris. Lewis Smith, Paris. Billie Snow, Paris. Earle Thompson, S. M, U. Harold Thompson, Homer, La. Eldon Tolbert, Paris, Christeel Turner, P. C. C. Irene Vorholzer, P. J. C. Stella Wages, Paris. Mamie VValker, teacher, Merkel, Merle Warren, C. I, A. Hallie V. Welch, Sumner. Vtlilson VVelch, Paris. Dorrell Xvheeler, Mrs. Barnett, Breckenridge. Robert White, teacher, Acworth. Letha VVhitmire, Simmons, Abilene. Janie XYhiteside, P. C. C. Florence VVilliams, C, I. A. Memory VVilliams, Paris. Inez VVilson, Perkins Bros., Paris. XVillie May VViseley, Paris. Beatrice Wooten, Paris. Tommie VVarren, P. J. C, Clara Miller Wood, teacher, Lufkin Public Schools, Edgar VVright, VVest Point. Classical Dorothy Adams, Mrs. James Booth, Paris. Hershal Anderson, U. of Texas. Marguerite Beard, P. J. C, Louise Beatie, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Kathleen Beauchamp, P. J. C, Margaret Carlton, Paris Candy Co., Paris. Lila Connell, P. J. C. Charlotte Crook, U, of Texas, Jewett Curtis, P'. J, C. Jack Cowley, University of Texas, Austin. VV1nnie Denney, P. J. C, Elizabeth Dudley, Paris. Helen Duncan, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Marietta Duncan, U. of Texas, Elizabeth Duvall, P, C, C, Alice Fairfax, Hollins, Va, Brutye Fisher, Mrs. J. A. Scarborough, Texar- kana. VVilliam Floyd, U. of Texas. Lucile Gatlin, Simmons University, Abilene. Juanita Gibson, Paris. VViugo Hamilton, U. of Texas. Keekl Igcfnison, Texas. 1 121111 c anahan, V, M, I, Lex' , Ruth Mason, teacher, Forney, Okla, mghm Mary Moore, University of Texas, Austin. XVarren Ranneyf' ,ff I If 'X' 2 V' Ruth Roach P' ' ,Porter Lee, Paris, ' 'lffls' 'Robert Legate, Paris. 5335811852 SEISM, B Y , , J Sara Livingston, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Mqggie Blush 13 1J'St Ullell, PHFIS- lyde LOW, Paris- . Bettie Jo stefnialini 'B' ' I avid Lindsey, Paris. K, . . ' er, , drflard College, N- Y- ack Lindsay, Paws. vsiitherine Stevenson, Clovis, New Mexico, lacil Mcitlester, Mrs. Carl Siebanthall, Paris. MEQ1,C V?7ZgLkeIIQ Q Q'91'S'lY of Texas- lma McCoin, Paris. Ioiyxv - h' aus' . . , , 'am McCoin 1 5. mg tr Baylor bil-V01'S1ty, Waco. mes Mccufm 113111119 Young, teacher, Red River County, oe Bill Mcnnighi, Paris. CLASS OF 1926 uth Marchlxanks, Dallas. , - - earl Marr, Faris. Cen!-f1Cate'? lanch Milan, Paris, Hazel Alexander, Paris. ucile Myers, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Vvflltel' BHSSHHO, P. J. C.. argathe Norrell, teacher, Tollett. VVIIDUYH Fallghi, Paris, Audre Bell Norwood, teacher, ldabell. 119011 H0dgffS, Paris. Grace Nance, Paris. Robert -131165, P. J. C. ack Park, Texarkana, H0110 -TOIICS, Paris. oger Pirtle, H0lT'St0H. Merle King, Paris. laude Reed, Dallas. 1'I'flllk Lytton, Paris. 'FDeceased. 'iDeceased. - it i One Hundred Twenty 315. ,....,,,..Y,, .ww -1-Y '--- .W- S- - THE - ovvl.-1929 I AY ' ALUMNI ROLL Marguerite Nicholson, Paris. Charles Park, Texarkana, John Shea, Holston. Orearl VValker, Kanawha. Jennie Merle Walters, Phoenix, Ariz. Edna XVallis, Paris. Jackie NVatts, Paris. Exell VVhite, Paris. ' Velma White, Mrs. Cor1'ie Harris, Paris, Texas Scientific Betty Albright, Baylor University, NVaco. Marian Alexander, Paris. Bernadine Amis, S, M. U., Dallas Beryl Anderson. VVayne Anderson, A. Jz M. Bryan. Jasper Bailey, Amherst. Morris Bailey, Amherst. Mildred Barnes, Dallas. Howard Beaver, Paris. Nina Bell, Lubbock. Imogene Bentley, teacher, Paris Public Schools. Howard Beville, Petty. Margaret Boyers, teacher, Paris Schools., Alfred Boyd, University of Texas, Austzn. Preston Brooks, Paris. Ruby Brecheen, Atlas. Bernard Bryant, California. Edwin Borroughs, Paris. Cornelia Bridges, San Antonio, Texas. James Edward Caldwell, Paris. Bonnie Carnahan, Tulsa, Okla, Mignon Chennault, Paris. Moody Connell, P. J. C. Mary Helen Cook, teacher, Paris. Bertha Cornett, Paris. Thelma Curb, S. M. U. Ruby Cunningham, Paris. Clara Cochmn, Powderly. Bryan Denny, Paris. Carl Deweese, University ol' Texas, Austin. Eliazbeth Devlin, Bogota. - Mayburn Dickson, San'tarinm, Paris, Brown Dodson, Curry School, Boston. Rae Dodson, Mrs. David Phillips, Greenville. Jack Dowdy, Paris. Irma Ellis, P. J. C. Thomas Enloe, University of Oklahoma, Norman Leslie Evans, teacher. County Jolm Fielding, University of Texas, Austin. Edythe Fisher, Paris. William Fitz atrick St Edwards Austin Texas D . - Q - Scott Galhreath, uliiversiiy ol' Missouri, Colnm. bia, Mo. Floyd Gardner, Shady Grove Myrtle Gardner, Shady Grove. Irma Gibson, P'ar's. Ruth Grant, Mrs, Hal Murrell, Deport. Bernice Green, Paris. John Hamman, Paris. Estelle Hammack, Brookston. A. Z. Hayes, P. J. C. Audrey Edna Hayes, Mrs. Joe T, Hill, Paris. .Hiram Herring, Par's. Juanita Hill, Crystal City. Rene Hix, P. J. C. Homer Hobbs, Red River County. Maurice Hobbs, Red River County. Edith Hodges, Paris, VVarren Hogue, salesman, Evanston, Ill Rae Horton, F. J. C., Paris, Homer Hopkins, Petty. Barney Hudgins, P. J, C. Edith H1 mphreys, Paris. Harold Hunter, Paris. McCain Igo, Carldel's, Paris. John Jackson, Paris, XYilliam Jennings, A. J: M, Paul Jordan, lj. S Navy. Robert Latimore, Paris. Margaret Lewis, teacher, Idabel, Okla. Frank Long, Paris. Vera McDaniel, Paris. Katherine Manhart, teacher, county Deceased Ernest Martin. Maurice Miller, Arkansas. Carl Moore, Paris. Eleanor Moore, C. I, A., Denton. Eva Belle Mosley, Mrs. VV. M. House, Paris. Erwin May, Savoy. Fain Park, Paris. Luther Parr, Paris, Marguerite Payne, Hugo, Okla. Grimes Phillips, XVellington. Christine Powell, P. J. C. Joe Pratt, Amarillo. Ima Lee Price, P. J. C, Sarah Elizabeth Reed, Paris. Grace Robertson, P. J. C. Mabel Robinson, Paris. Howard Rogers, Paris. Oscar Rucker, Un'versity of Texas, Austin. Emmett Rankin, A. 8: M. Albert Saylors, Sherman, Esther Shannon, Mrs, Bob Staples, Paris. Jim Sisson, Paris. David Sisto, University of Texas, Austin. Mildred Smith, P. J. C. Susie Speir. Paris, Rural District, Thelma Stewart, P. J. C. Christine Stillwell, Paris, Christine Simmons, P. J. C, Claire B. Turman, P. J. C, Katherine Thompson, teacher in county. Gladys Fay Van Bwrkleo, Altvs, Okla. Kenneth XVarren, A, 8: M. College. Velvie Lee VVest, Commerce, Ruby VVright, P. J. C. Frank Yearwood, Paris. Jewell Yearwood, P. J. C, Nona Young, P, J. C, Classical Lillian Baker, University of Texas, Austin. Shirley Bell, P. J. C, Inez Bhael, Paris. Alice Boyd, Mrs. Herman Enloe, Mesa, Ariz. Bifrke Bryan, Texas University, Austin. Mary Sue Baughn, S. M. U., Dallas. Grace Cunningham, S. M U., Dallas. Mocco Dunn, University of Arkansas. Angelo Fangio, Paris Marguerite Gibson, National Hdw. Co., Paris Emilie Gilliam, Paris, Anna Hafner, teacher, Paris. Mary Evelyn Holt, Normal School, Commerce. Samuel Johnson, Paris. Janice Jones, Arthur Caddel Co., Paris. Shelton Justiss, lIn'versity of Texas, Austin. Mary Elizabeth Perfect, Univers'ty of Texas. Mildred Price, Par's. Alline Stewart, P. J. C. Carolyn Sweeny, Bowner College, Milwaukee. Ariel Turner, Paris. Elizabeth Tyer, Dallas. Allie Mae VVhite, P. .T C, Tommie Mae XVhite, Texas University, XVallace XVilson. CLASS OF 1927 Certificates Jane Anderson, Paris. Margie Anderson, Paris, I Elva Ausmus, P, J. C. John Crowley, California. Monroe Geron, .lunior A. 81 M., Arlington. Myrtle Pride, Paris, Ed Robertson, Paris. Annie Laura Roden, P. J, C. Evelyn Seavers, Mrs. Cleburne Price, Tulsa, Okla Roy XValker, Paris. Vera VVoolridge, Paris. Scientific Bennie Adams, Pro. Paris Golf Club, Ann Allen, Unive1'sity of Texas, Austin. Frances Anderson, Paris, Margery Anderson, Dallas. gh 1 . I , . 0' One Hundred Twenty-One I li llullzll. 5 ' A M-.mn .i YH . acl.. ...ul -- A 'TI-IE-OVVL-I929t- Ig ALUMNI ROLL Edwin Baker, Paris. Velda Baugh, teacher fn CountY- Elsie Bean. Paris. Marie Beville, Petty. Nadine Bell, E. T. S. T. C., Commerce. Carlene Blackburn, teacher in County VValter E. Bovd, Paris. Jack Brady, Paris. Tom B. Brantley, P. J. C, Odell Brown, Paris. , K,,th,.l-yn Bryant, Mrs. Glen Turner, Paris. Glenn Buford, Paris, Horace CarI'01l, PP J- C- Leland Ca ers, al'iS. Loreta Chgmness, Mrs, Itvgillllld GFHY, COYUNH- Jess'e Lee Childers, P. J. C, Nancy Claiborne, Petty . Josephine Clinkingbeard, Paris. John Cothran, Paris, Dorothy Coleman, High. Viola Cooper, P. J. C. Opel Cooper, P. J. C. Iva Mae Craven, Paris. T. G. Denton, P. J. C, George Denton, P. J. C. Edna Doss, P. J C. Margie Mae Duvall, P. J. C. Bryan Edwards. Helen Edwards, P. J. C. Jack Eubanks, Paris. Margaret Ezell, P. J. C. Thelma Et dy, P. J. C. Maurine Fields, Mrs John Bennett, Hugo. Mary Katherine Fuston, P. J. C. XVillizun B. Finney, P. J. C. VV. N. Furey, P. J. C. VVilbor Forrester, Den0I't. TfjXftS John Gabbert, Caddel's, Paris. Geylon Gautier, Paris. Anthony George, Paris. Willie Gibson, P. J. C. Melvin Gorum, Paris. Jack Graham, P. J. C. VVilliam Hale, P. J. C. Adda Haley, Paris. Jewel Hamby, P. J. C. LaVeta Hill, P. J. C. Billie Hirsh, P. J, C. Crystal Hodges, P, J. C. lllargaret Hogan, Bl'00kSI0l1. Mabel Holt. C. I. A., Dfilltml- Marie Hudgens, Petty. Malone Hughes, P. J. C. 'l'ommie Hutchison, Paris. Harry Jenkins, Paris. Hermon Johnson, P. J. C. Eugenia Jordan. Paris. Rosella Kammer, Paris. f Albert King, P. J. C. Nellie King, Paris. Anette Lattimer. P. J. C. Rosalind Lair, Petty. Flora Lawson, P. J. C. Eula LeFlore, Paris. Dorothy Lindsey, P, J. C. Ola Mae Livingston, P, J. C. Estelle Martin, Paris. Ocie Moore, nurse, Sanitarium, 'Thelma Mullens, P. J. C. Ted McClain, P. J. C. Herman McCoin, Paris, I Rowena McCombs, E. T. S T, C., Commerce. Venice McDonald, Paris. Katherine Newell, P. J. C. Tom Patterson, Mrs. Virgil Hamhy. Catherine Pettus, University of Texas, Austin. David Phillips, Burleson College, Greenville. Mary Elizabeth Pritchard, Mrs. Jack Epperson, Paris. Eva Marie Ranney, P. J. C. Elaine Read, Paris. Katherine Read, Paris. Gilbert Reeves, Pine Bluff, Ark. Lou Ellen Reid, P. J. C. Sadie Ritchey, Paris. Leo Roach, P. J. C. Fay Rose, P. J. C. Paris. Charles Sanders, Paris. T. S. T. C., Comm .lrnnita Scott, E, Morris Shannon, Paris. Pauline Shivers, Dallas. Janice Simpson, Ocie Smith. Randolph Speairs, Mexia, Texas. Grace Stallings, P. J, C. Lucile Stephenson, P. J. C. Edna Stewart, P, J. C, Antony Suttle, P, J. C. Felton Spencer. Jake Swearingen, Petty, Edwin Tolbert, Paris. Dorothy Trieller, Paris. Mac Vllehb, P'. J. C. Lilian lVylie. Dallas, Classical Edward Xrmstrong, Biardstown. Eugene Atkinson, Paris. , CFCE. E. Hooks. Boyd, Marion Institute, Marion, Ala, Katherine Burge, P. J. C. Afton Crockett, T. S. T C., Commerce, Louie Fleming, P. J, C. Vivian Frazier, P. J. C. Harold Grupe, Baylor University, Dallas. Job Hammond, P. J. C. Richard Hutchinson, P. J. C. Calara Mae James, C. I. A., Denton. Malcolm Johnson, Swanee Military I B. I. Jordan, P', J. C. Isabel Long, P. J. C. Gus Meyer, P, J. C. Jack McMichael, Marion Institute, M George Shaeffer, P, J. C. Isabel Thielen, P. J, C., Paris. Beulah VVall, Paris. Eason YVl'ight, Paris. CLASS OF N128 Certificates Mary Beaner, P. J. C., Paris. Paul Bell, Brookston. Jack Biard, St. Paul's Sanftarium, Jack Bills, Paris. Ralph Brecheen, P. J, C., Paris. Isabel Bridges, T. XV. C., Ft. XVorth. Clara Briggs, Paris. Joe Calhoun, Paris. nst., Tenn arion, Ala. Dallas. Alma Chambers, E. T. T. C., Commerce. J D. Cheatham, P. J. C., Paris. Olivia Cooper, P. J. C., Paris. Annie Pope Denison, Paris. Mildred Eubank, Paris Katherine Frederick, Paris. Ray Fulks, Paris. Elizabeth Gunn, Mrs. Charles Turner Leland Hamman, P. J. C., Paris. Lonard Higgins, P. J. C , Paris. Louise Lattimer, P, J. C., Paris. Celina Lucky, P. C. C., Paris. Imogene Mann, Paris. Henry Miller, Paris. Gladys Morgan, Paris. Oniece Norrell, P. J. C., Paris. , Paris. Oscar Parks, U. S. Navey, San Diego, Calif. Evelyn Reddell, E. T. S. T. C., Connnerce. Elbert Robertson, Paris. George Robinson, P. J. C., Paris. xX1'l'l0ld Snow, P. J. C., Paris. Helen Stell, Paris. Selma Trumble, San Antonio. Thomas T1-dor, Paris. Nathaniel Williams, Paris. Scientific Vivien Rose Alston, Paris. Dovie Ande1'son, P. J. C, Paris. Elize Bailey, Paris. Doris Barbee, Paris. Mary Elizabeth Bell, P. J. C., Paris. Homer Briggs, P C, C., Paris. Dorothy Briney, P. J. C, Paris. Claudine Brooks, Paris, Foydel Callicoatte, teacher, Lamar C ounty. L ' sw One Hundred Twenty-Two fl' 'W ' V - f ' F' '-- W 1 -ul.-grywgg- av-,gr rnwnq- - Gracie Cannon, P. J. C., Paris. George Cheatham, P. J. C., Par Huth Christy, Paris. Analene COIDIIIZIII, P. J C., Par XValter Bassano, P. J. C.,VParis. Martha Crook, C. I. A., Denton. Eva Crouch, P. J. C., Paris. Tlbert Cunningham, P. J. C., If Allan Cunningham, Allen Academy, Bryan. Oleta Davis, Oklahoma Teacher Okla. Ola Merle Denman, P. J. C., l' Inez Deweese, P. J. C., Paris. Clifford Dowdy, Paris. Blanche Ellis, P. J. C , Paris. Ralph Ferguson, P. J. C., Paris. Evelyn Ford, Oklahoma City, Ukla. Theresa Gantt, Paris. Mary George, P. J. C., Paris. THE-OYVL-19,29 I AJ ' ALUMNI ROLL is. 15, Myrtle Anne Ezell, Bess Furey, P', J. aris. S College, Durant, Mildred Gunn, P. arls. V , Eugenia Harms, P. Doris Hartman, Ka Katherine Johnson, Jack Lovell, Paris, Eugene Crow, P. J, Clark Estes, P. J. C., Bessie Evans, P. J. C., hu-is. Paris. C., Paris. C. I. A., Denton. Leone Floyd, Paris. C., Paris. Morrison George, P. Helen Gibson, P. J. Florence Grimes, S. J. C., Paris. .John Hammond, Boys' School, Mt Heanon, Mass. Martha Lucy Hankins, P. J. C., Paris. J. C , Paris. C., Paris. M. U., Dallas. J. C., Paris. ufman. P. J, C., Paris. J. C., Paris. Clyde McDowell, P, .Nancy Jane Moseley, P. J. C., Paris. Frances Prichard, Paris. Royston Gibson, Paris. Gregory Robinson, Phillips, Exeter Academy, Mabel Grounds, P'. J C., Paris. . N' H' Fmnces Hancock, paris' Nlary Blanche Scales, Bastrop, La. Hazel H'uaI-ds Par-ls. Nvllllilrlll Scott, P, J. C., PHFIS. Evelyn Hodges, Ii. J' C., Pm-ls. Jack flllllln, P. J. C., Paris.. 1.-muces Hodges, Kidd,Key. sh,,,.m,,,,' Malgaret Wood, E. T. S. T. L., Commerce. Maggie Sue Houser, E. T. S. T. C., Commerce. Claude Irvin, Perkins Bros, Denison. George James, P. J. C., Paris. Richard James, Paris. Hazel Jeter, P, J. C., Paris. Mary Virginia Jolmson, P. J. C., Paris. Judith Johnston, P. J. C., Paris. C. F. Jones, Paris. Alfred Kidd, First National Bank, Paris. Leota Leverett, C. I. A., Denton. Johnnie Love, University of Arkansas, Fayette- ville, Ark. Mildred Love, P. J. C., Paris. Selma McCaslan, P. J. C., Paris. Lydia Krueger, Paris. Dorey Mackey, Paris. Edrie Mangrnm, P, J. C., Paris. Louise Martin, P. J. C., Paris. Iiosamond Morgan, S. M. U., Dallas. Elsie Nash, Paris. Milton Nix, l'arls. VVanda Norwood, P. J. C., Paris. Gladys 0'Brien, P. J. C., Paris.,- Bruce Parsons, P. C. C., aPris. ' Catherine Peyton, C. 1. A., Denton. VVeldon Phill'ps, P. J. C., Paris. Bertha Praeger, P, J. C., 1'ar1s. Charles Praeger, Paris. Joel Price, E. T. S. '1'. C., Commerce. Sarah Price, San Angelo. XVillie Price, Glory. Evelyn Reaves, E. T. S. T, C., Commerce. Thalia Riley, P. J. C., Paris. 'Virg'nia Robertson, P. J. C., Paris. Marshall Rogers, P. J. C., Paris. Katherine Rucker, P. J. C., Pans. Jewell Sandlin, E. T. S. T. C., Comlnerce. Roberta Sandsberry, P. J. C., Faris. Clifton Saylors, Pal-ls. Loys Scitt, teacher, Lamar County. John Sannon, Paris. Bessie Shuler, Paris. Wade Skinner, Paris. Russell Stallings, Paris. Grace. Stuart, l.'il1'lS. Mary Thomas, P, J. C., Paris. Lucile VValker, P. J. 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MAYILH .I I9 5 MUSIC HOUSE 5 gb West Side Plaza Phone 241 A K il E Paris, Texas S 5 SINCE 1889 K, L G G9cDk9?:Dk5iQ54QQV:DQ5QQVi.Q5QZG 'QM Q I I E YOUR FUTURE I, IE is in your hands now K Will that future be one of poverty and disf Q9 5 aster, or riches and success? 'Q The ability to make money belongs to all. 5 The strength of will to accumulate it be' K longs to few. G S5 i-1 2 Vi C 'U F? O '4 o F kr? 5 Co t Q K, H16 0 S66 US K Q I' Sb E S -AMERICAN NATIONAL K, BANK Q5 5 Friendly Service I I L In G6JfQ:e:9 ':0:Q9'FieVi.x55Qk:9V:D:JV5aJV9 I CL' cv CE ru ro 2 R rc Z De FJ Z m ' Z Q 5 DU 5 ..1.., 52 I2 +-- r Q5 Ll S S Q Graham-Paige Dealer Q 5 K il E Ig W-1+ It gb 'I Q ff' 9 . , Zi Q PARIS, TEXAS Q 58 Lamar Phone 695 Q 5 E? I .I Q 9 L I L 5 L 5 EAU J 'Q Q I' 2 THE CHAMBER OF COMMICRCIC Q OF PARIS Q5 I S is justly proud of the P. H. as an educational I institution If Q5 52 GI Q' 9 I5 32 Q -las. T. Rountree, Pres.fGen. Mgr. S5 Sam Payne, Sec'yfTreas. S PARIS CoMPRESS AND I WAREHOUSE co. I K The Service Press 2 S. 20th Street Q PARIS, TEXAS I Q If GD G ii CLEM LUMBER CO. E Complete LIN of K, Lumber and Q? Q Building Material 2 PHONE 308 5 CORNER MILL AND KAUFMAN STREETS K, Day and Night ' Quickest and Best 2 The Patterson Commercial S fD O 'CT' O O I-1 Q gre Vi 5 PARIS, TEXAS 49 Q The Scholl Thafs Different sb F. H. PATTERSCN, Southwest 0 Q Manager Corner Plaza QD Q Residence Phone 853 G, K' C9GQ fi.k:9ik953'FDQKD.63x:96eV9 QZGNERGJ Il I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Et, DAVID E. HAINEY CO. Ki 3 GENERAL INSURANCE 5 I E Paris, Texas E 28 South Main St. Phone 895 KJ Home Builders - - Not XVreckerS 5 D-4 C i-4 AX 1.15 24 Z Ta' V7 Zi. I-QL C' W I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 80 N. Maiim Phone 649 R. V. OXVENS, Mgr. Q THE U. L. GREGORY VINEGAR 5 COMPANY 5? K, MAURY ROBINSON, General Manager gl MILLS Q, Rogers, Ark., Centerton, Ark., Bentonville, 5 Ark., Prairie Grove, Ark.. Siloam Springs, 9 A Ark., Oklahoma City, Qkla., Spring' ' an dale, Ark., Mobile, Ala.. We' ' .Q 5 natchee, Wash. tp Q General Office I PARIS, TEXAS I Qfxf I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ix G3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 .QQQQ QQQQ 2 li h 0 Q Q Q Q 'GS C3 U3 ll 545492 f ll Q Q im Q A R Q 52: Zi .5 ls a wise old bird, and he sends each senior class C12 l, T 55 to us for their annuals. l'lere's hoping the friendf AQ S ships mag be coniinued thru manq gears io come. 1 EWR QQ S Peerless Printing Compan ' 3' Manorncrunmc. srnlonms of G J urnocnmunc - omu suvvuzs la li KW pans. Tefas .5 U Q ll, Sf if Lil Q, il wg E Q Fi? 5 all :Elf mc! QQ Q T Lil T 'Q T Q Q X999 R55 NJVY ei Cake and Meal K 1 1 v 1 Y Q2 SOUTHLABD COTTON OIL COMPANY 'ig MANUFACTURERS OF COTTONSEED PRODUCTS QQ Q lg DRINK BOTTLIQD Q Qwfw Q 99 72 EQ QQQQ Q . . D12 som six il cg - K 5 t , , K 2 I - E ' q Chrysler Proclllcl Q 0 Q Q Q Q K, Q, 'CQ Q' J 32 il BARR MOTOR COMPANY Ql Q It had to he good to get Q QL' 5 Xvhere it is ip 5 40 Clarksville St. Phone 549 3 5 . Ll I K 1 Y' giqii- 'L' 0 I I gl l I E Paris M, I T I A' I I l A Q ss , Paris E . , I ., - WV? Y Vi , , IA.. A, . B M 9 I ITHE BEsrAIIIIInnvuLAn P IC S I EL Y 'RA Penn? saved is a jaenny carncdfl 5 M Said Franklin back In Sevcntyfeigln, v ,, lo Save dollars We have learned --- 0 Q Vwfho trade at Hunfs of late. if 5 C12 S DIXIIIC l'l'lANL7T BAR 3 THE IIEST IIIILANUT CANDY I DIKII1 IIIQANIIT IsII'I'TI2R FILLED 7 Q STICK K E2 IIIKIE IIRANCIL IfII.I.I:II STICK E2 llIilIlllf2lClllFC1l by 5 PA HIS CANDY CO. if KI If 9 U2 fl Th Q QI e U2 lg K' fl BO X ll 42 Sf' 9 U2 ll FACT ORY K I 72 of Paris I CcI'I'TcIN-WCIIIII I K2 EGG BOXES and Sf' I IPIILIIINC UNION 72 3 CHATES Q Q E 2 PARIS, TIQKAS I I I I I I I A I A I I I A I QI 1? J 32 QC? L. N. DUNCAN C. M. TERRELL 52 IIIINCAN-TIsIIIIIsI,I, Qj MOTOR Co. I 63 Dealers in gl NASH AUTOMOBILES Q as INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS gf' 5 Nash leads the World in Q Moor Car Value Q 5 Tclcplwnc 187 6164 So. Mlllll St. D623 I Q I CQ I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q QI Q SEQ Q 0 S C , X FEA F03 ,J C2 Q T Q 5155.00 and 556.00 gal IIIIOTEIIIIQ 45 just Beautiful Shoes KL l if J Plaza Theatre Bldg. Paris. Texas Q I I if I A I A I I I A I I I I TX Gi Williams-BurgeSS DRUGS I ll QUICK IIEI,IvERY ll Registered Pharmacists Prescriptions-fDrugsffSzmdries A Trial Vv'ill Convincc I PHONF3 '347f3 I8 A N. Plaza MMMMMlvlMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMNllvlnnMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I 5 . 5 if . A X E? l X Lil gf , i 1,.,r+a- 5 iff ' f Efilliql ' ai NClQhbOI'lIlQTOWQE? :,' --T- L 9 i s Y + 5 .ga x AX I I TheC0I'llEI'DI4l1QSl0I'C A ' ' e ' ' g - -'LH or flavana Cuba are all within reach ofthe tele' ' phone operator in your local exchange. The switchboard is the door to the nation. 'From it lead paths whither her Voice directs. Can you imagine the thrill of the touch with distant places of being the means of directing messages of joy and sorrow of triumph and despair? Your telephone office is the gateway to the rest of the world. If you have never visited it you are missing an interesting experience. Stop in any afternoon. The Chief Operator will be glad to show you about. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Pm: E 5 3 5 3 5 5 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 2 ' 3 5 Z 5 5 5 3 5 S 2 ' 4 is Q 5 3 is g ,E 3 5 3 2 1 5 5 4 - I 5 A V 3 E N' N' E ,5 'W-. ,X S 5 5 5 3 5 3 5 3 Q E 2 5 5 5 3 E E 2 2 E Q 2 2 ' 3 5 5 5 5 5 3 2 E 5 x 2 E g : 3 ' I Cl I 2 Cl K cl I 'E .tl Cl SF Cl tn 'E K tl tt? Cl E cl I cl Q' Ll Q' 52 Sf' 'E Q' 32 ll tl ot Q . . . ti 2 Home Benefit ASSOCIHTIOH J Lamar State Bank Building Paris, Texas Q Life lnsuranee at Lowest J Cost and Qulckest Offieersfe--Direetors Q Settlement K gi John S. BakerefPresident 5 J. A. MdGilliViee-Pres. Q ' um' Judge T. L, Beauehamp-Attorney sb gfQEM BE: 'g Dr. J. M. Hookse'eMedieal Director Q as zu- , . , if cb :gg 55g XX. C. Francis-bee.-Treas. tj, -f Z Wag: U Q -1' Q. THE QI Q . 0 A' uno., soo 9 ' I.. + egcvo XL Q 'lllx x J . . it Q The Largest Loeal Mutual Aid in Northeast Texasi' Q' cb QA Reserve Companyj Qz?5?Qi,?Qf,?Qz?S?S,?S07x'S,C9 Qi?S?5?S1?S?E4,?S?S?5,C9 t 3 t 3 Q5 it 5 52 S The Pay Envelope THE FIRST 3 That VVent to Lollege NA'IlIONAL Q Q BANK SF 9 I A , l Q 9 Q G7 .lf your Pay Envelope has nuevci gone shop' ff Q Q e ping in a Penney Store. give it the benefit of ' U , . Y . 0 5 this 'Lhigher education right away. 1 ARIS, TEXA5 2 J It will learn that Quality doesn't always mean high priced and find plenty of examples to Q KJ 8 G' illustrate the ' W 'll 'l l ' l Q . H 1, pomt. e wi it so exp am wiy up 5 V w 3 Q seconds and shoddy merchandise are never ., 0 alld 5 Q offered our customers at any piice. 9 Q 9, s5i00,0oo.00 Lp Q Educating your Pay Envelope about our val' Q7 5 ues will help it do a better job for you. K, Sf K2 Q ED Q gb lm. PAID 'Q S J. C. PENNEY CO. ox SAVINGS tv if it ff J il gl 232 Q Q Q .ff GQ.s::9'f:De3eQk5LQeyi.k0KDe3e'P49 oepkamkowkawkaewkawseowsafowee Q4 .9 Q . O, ,. A ,L i . i l l. ' 1 T 'ZATWYO 'Y 'YT' X . Q ef T l XX Sf' J ' .' 'E' 'Q Q 2',7 f , 1 ' 1 XK4 TWH? ,4 . . , , . . fe. 9 Xi 1 175144: Q Q ,.,,,,:,4,.,.:,,. ..,.,. , , ,.,.1. if , if NY X Q' ' M6491 , ,.:. ,,,.,:,:,,,,,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,., 4... 1 .-...... 1 -.... .,:,, ,-.. .. -Ha ..,. , XQ46? ,Wait ,,...,, Q gb f ..4A 4 :,.A. I, A . - , l 1 f gli :iv ' 7 JI x ,,'J iff fl 9 - 1 f Y - c h islilzia Q 2 ,5 -figac. V l , 3 2- .- Q20 gsgsgsg Q ,,. . i i . Q' 4.0 . . ! ! it ' 5 H 9 . Q .5 ll W .1 lx' bye - .. X N, ., . ' ,f., - 5 Ei s 1' a 4' I Q K 'T 2'-:LQ Y I 'mi fy I ' nl: ll gj wl'I'iI'.i..,, X as' H, 4. 1 ' .QM fy K, g sq :ag Ygi- A AL A A :WA A .dialing I lf qs YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST Q, ffliy DOUGLAS MALLOCH S Q Your home should come first, in your mind, in your heart, I 9 The world has its pleasures, but pleasures depart. G3 The joys that are deeper, the joys that are true, Q 5 Are here in your home always waiting for you. , Ch, some want to wander, and some want to spend, Q But here you will find it, find peace in the end. Q 5 Whatever your fortune, the best or the worst, '59 Q In planning, in spending, your home should come first. G 5 So fm it with comfort, and fill it with cheer, 'Q K Harmonious beauty. and make it so dear Q Q That children remember, wherever they roam, H sb The gentle old adage, there's no place like home. Q A chair by the fireside, a table, a light, Q -' God grant that somewhere they wait you tonight. ' Q For fame you may hunger, for fortune may thirst, Q But working or playing, Your Home Should Come First! Q Q JD Q 9 Q 9 Q Q5 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q Q Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q Q9 Q 9 Q fl 9 Q Q5 Q 2 Rodgers-Wade Furniture Co. PAP.1s,TExAs 52 32 Q QI 2 2 2 2 2 ess Alford Motor Co. 2 2 22 S DEALER or Q 23 2 Ford Products 2 L2 Q SF gb L2 S Is justly proud of the Paris High School as an educational institution. Q XVe are also proud of the product we sell and hope to some day see Q each and every one of you as a customer of ours. 22 Z2 2 2 2 25 L2 K' K2 2 32 2' C12 2' C2 2' 52 2' '2 2' '2 23 Q9 Q Dom Trudge Nor Budge if Q From Your Home E Just Telephone 556 In hot weather, cold weather, dry weather, or wet weather QQNQWQMWQW 2 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS PROMPT AND DEPENDABLE TINNIN GROCERY Style PA RISIAN Shop 2 INDIVIDUAL STYLE J 32 Bonham Street Q Sf' tb PARIS, Texas 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Q W.-. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 W2 32 SUREBEST Q ITIS BETTER BREAD 22 2 Q soUTHW1as'1' BAKING 2, COMPANY 2 J I2 Q K 2-2 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q A 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q Q F.-f QI 22 52 Q 1 9 'T Q Q SHOL SYOPE Q 2 I 2 Q HOIXIE OF GOOD SHOES 522 AND HOSIERY 2 Q SF 2 16 N. SIDE PLAZA PARIS, TEXAS A 'Q Q fi' A it Q Q' 2 At the threshold of LiFe's Journey, we extend each 2 of you our Congratulations with sincere wishes for 21 5 future-rich in aecoinplishinents. A A Q Q 25 'Q Q 5 . . Q Texas Power and Light Co. Q S Tow Electric Servant Q Q' Q Providing for the Texas of Today! Planning for the Texas of Tomorrow T .5 . Q A . Q K' A A Q CONGHATULATHHHSTU Q E HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Q POPULARIHHCES Q E XVE FIT YOUR FOOT 3 Hutchison Shoes Store U t E 5 If you want good service S Be served at the Q Q Q DEATONAHLLER Q Q BARBER SHOP 2 A it 'Q I A Q A Q A tr A Q A Q A t 2 at Q 'Q ,QQ GN Q Q3 Mmm Washmgm candies Q Q2 Boedelier ICA cmm K 52 CAPBELIQS J PALACE DRUG STORE T 3 Hnelpmfm Mm who s efvfs Best Q Prescriptions filled accurately Q?3?3E4, QQ Q9 QQ 529 QQ Q9 QQ 5295 QQ Q9 QQ Q9 QQ tt QEBZQQD QZGN 9 Compare Q IDEAL BREAD Q Q with other brands and you will find 2 UA DIFFERENCE IN DREADI' Q IDEAI. BAKING COMPANY M' 5 A Paris Institution ' GF 2 A A A A A Q A A A It t .5 QA . Aim .5 'Q Q YOUR HOME DEPARTMENT STORE Q' i f- i Q 1 R Si' gb xiitxe Lgnnm ,.,, ,E Fl m Q 'X fuonnusf Q' -2 1 4 3, A Paris Institution 9 l founded and ope- Q Q, N ' l l a? X X1 rated on the belief 9 Q. iitjttqit-i i EPR' 1 xxx in the responsibih- , Q3 A .T N li g fe: X fa, ty ot a merchant to J F , 1 EI 5 if his community as tp t A-I x ii l i l lil it it f t , ,Ai qi' 'i .EV . V in l 5' -1 5 tl - lf.?l ,tl lgilll At your service since 1901 it 1 55 Q. l it Of PafiSnl1'.PafiS' T Q Q t A lllllllllllll AID IDIEIL tl 9 . Cl G, tl Y S W. W. STAPLES ., jeweler f S Dependable jewelry-At a Fair Price K 4 Clarksville Street 5 Service that is- Q Satisfactory QP , to you is our watchword D Q When we have failed it will be considered 3 a favor if we are given an opporunity to adjust it. K Q3 C9'Qe5eVie3k9VQe'FDeQeQk9V9 t t 5 Paris Building 8 Loan Q S Association Q ts 2 PARIS, TEXAS 5 at S For Systematic Saving D. J. KENNEDY Plumbing and Gas Fitting Full Lino of Plumbing Supplies Opposite Junior College Telephone ll33 Paris, Texas iQ5Q5.Q?QiQi.x9'iQih:9Zb zflSQzG:R5?S?S?9?i?S?QzS There are a few STANDARD ACCREDlTf ED commercial schools. Paris has one. You can get the very best training right here at home. Q Positions for Graduates: Bookkeeping, Short- hand, Banking, Higher Accounting. , 027722 .JZ gf PARIASVTEXAG4 kJ K C9 2 XVELCOME TO Q RONHAM STREET METHODIST CHURCH 3 I I. Qu. Q9 lg I I Q I Q JJ S Preaching Every Sunday Morning and Night C9 Q Special Music Every Service G 2 You are a Stnmgef Only Once 2 Q A. B. ENGLISH, Pastor . LI Q 417 Bonham St. K Sb Residence Phone 505 Church Phone 1433 Q K2 DODGE BROTHERS i FINE SIX CYLINDER CARS J CHRYsI.ER---PI.YMoUTH EI Aj Evans Studio 'Q Q UPfTOfDATE, ROOMY AND G, J GOOD LOOKING I I I I I SCARROROUGH SL ' I I CALDVVFLI FIRST CLASS Q EIRESTONE TIRES 33 TUBES Q' Sb VVaslIing 8: Greasing 3 Brake Relining 8 Adjusting U Road Service DAY 33 NIGHT Q 16 Clarksville St. I I I ., 'U SERVICE 333 STATION QC Q if Phone 333 I I '52 Q 962' I K, I I I ca I I I I it I Q. Q23 I I Q I Q I I I I 2 .5 Ie 03? sz G SC 32 K C2 Q' '2 Q2 32 I L2 K' '2 I 3 K' 32 K 32 Q 32 I '2 I 32 Q' L2 K 32 I 32 Q' '2 I 32 K CD 2 2 2 CHWTSTHAM LAUNDRY 3 Q EXPERT LAUNDERERS Zi DRY CLEANERS PRESSERS 5 VV. A. Bills J. K. Shirley ' Prop. Mgr. 9 Sa Phone 21-22 365 VVQ use Refinite VVater softener-purer lhan rain water ' 2 E 22 2 22 2 22 2 fi 2 52 2 3 2 fi 2 32 RED RIVER VALLEY TRUST CO. ' CAPITAL STOCK f23500,000.00 0 Q K' SD Executor Loans Q Administrator Investments H QD Receiver Real Estate X973 Trustee Rentals 22 2 3 2 2 2 Qi 2 ii 2 Ti 2 2 2 2,2 E Gibraltar Beauty Shop K, Eugene and Frederick Vita Tonic 5 Permanent Vxfavingw-Marcelling 19 K, Manicuring 5 Arnao Seam Scalp Treatment Q and Contouration Facials 5 -Reasonable Prices- Q -Courteous Service- Qj MRS. LiLLiE STONER, Prop. 2-JJiiiQVDQiQiQiQ3Q5.Q546 31,?S,G:NS?,9?Qz?Sl?NS?5?Qz,?, gn MI-LADY'S HAT SHOP fy 5 MILLINERY EG? READYfTOfWEAR K West Side Plaza Phone IZO4 Q Remember us for your 5 Photo Finishing ' THE PHOTO SHOP 32 L2 Q European 3 Coffe Shoppe 9 Plan I5-PEE Cafe K2 Q X T J GIBRALTAR HOTEL, Paris Q HOTEL MARSHALL, Marshall Sb HOTEL KAUFMAN, Kaufman 3 S2 Operated by 22 PET HYRRIDGE HOTEL Q Q CoMPANY 2 GD5x9'2:iki'VTiR0'FDm:93Q5kD3QGk0VGJ '2 in C2 I 32 Sf' '2 Q' L2 I 2 gi. 2 L2 S? 2, K 2 AAHSBROTHERSCO. 3 2 2 Q iXVholesalo Fruits and it Vegetables 2 3 E Phone 178811351 T Ci i CHARLES DELPHENIS 5 STAPLE Eff FANCY GROCERIES K PRODUCE AND FEED 5 Phones 64 and 303 ll N. 20th St. 2 I Q Lunches Novelties J THE GREEN DRAGON Q The Students' Shoppe Q .2 T 9,cFQysGTf9?9632s?Qf.?Qz?9?eG .5 '52 E Q '32 O WLS - 0 WLS Q OWLS Q if Q As you wend your way through life 2 REMEMBER i that beautifully laundered clothes ' and your suits and dresses neatly B 9 9 L cleaned and pressed, add much to Q your joy. - T Q COOK 81 COKER K2 Blair'sLtlT5zTF Ejundry 2 J. C. Okef Robt. G. cook 5 it Q Q' 2 Fi QS if Pl Er F-il T55 eff 3? Za of VHQQQCD J Let us serve you the best of Q Home Killed Meats 5 and that good S BARBECUE Q Q5 5 Phone 495 302 Bonham St. Q? .9 Q J Q Q1 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q Q Q been K, H. G. WHEAT CoMPANY 6 5 Ll Q ACCOUNTANTS AND FEDERAL TAX cj CONSULTANTS Q Q AUDITSMSYSTEMSWCLAIMS Q Q Special Attention to Income EG? Estate Tax S Reports ' 3llf12 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 1983 Paris, Texas G5Q:f95 :Da::S7'QsJ5k03Q7QQVie'Qk9V9 Q Q' 2 P-li o 9 2 C: 0 3 5' 'Q as 2 Q E ID 'W E 5 Q 1,1 O .. E it 2 2 Q3 Mill-TEXAS THIEATRES, QD 2 Inc. Q tDi1ection Dent Theatres, lncj Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q Q5 Q Q Q 9 Q 9 Q Operating PLAZA and GRAND Theatres ee fi rf fi r it if Li sf fl sf T rl T r T r Q9 E GALRREATH SL PROCK INSIYRANCFI D A 5 J ., Kg Fire. Tornado, Accident Q Plate Glass Q G3 Bonds and Liabilities Q 9 2 E Scott Building Paris, Texas Q .T ?9GD bk 52 K' Ll I Ll I Ll SF Cl Q' 'fl E TQ QD Cl in GNN? lj RED RIVIER MOTOR 52 Q SALES co. Eg Studebaker Distributor Q ts 5 M. T. GOODMAN, owner 'Q E 95 Clarksville St. Phone 324 Q ' SF 63s.-eD3k.fD54O53,x:93k93eQx95Qy9 .5 Ll S TEXAS CITIES CAS COMPANY S Dispensers of NATURAL GAS-the eeonomiealffthe cleanethe effi- . .- A gl Q Cient fuel. Q cj Vie have a complete assortment of modern gas appliances, embody- KJ ing the highest quality at the right prices, which are sold to our customers Q5 on the Convenient monthly plan. S 40 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 601 S K, . if K, is I Diamonds I I I S CONGRATULATIONS Q .t I If K, IE .b 5 'iff 'Q .5 '37 L It I mg- I .I , L I .I Z9 Q , tiix and very best wishes to the Owl SD ' I - E Staff Elllil entire student body of dear Q I , : x A ,f'1 Q old Paris High. Q? 5 NVe are for you K, Sf' Q Q 3 Diamonds Diamonds Q the Right Price 'QE Quality I at I aj CALDVVELIJS PARIS MOllNlNG NEWS E South Side Plaza 0 E K 0 S Q5 Headquarters for its DR. LAMOINE C. F, MILLER, D. o. M. D. Q New Styles and Patterns Q DR. CLARENCE L. MILLER, D, o. M. D. In Menis UOUUUQ GZ E HATS and FURNISHINGS 707 lst National Bank Bldg. . - SB Office Phone 680 Res. Phone l832fW Q Q Paris, Only Exclusive Men's Stove K JJ 52 9 32 6, ff G, .CF QafQQy?9G 5 tl 5 T 5 tb K 5 tt' 5 Q' 5 SC' 5 K' 5 K 5 Q' 5 ti' 5 K' 5 K' 5 tl 5 Q' 5 Q' 2 5 G tt' KQVQQFQNJGD gt 5 Q Tk U' 'Q o .3 Q Pl Q Q 5 E 3 QQ RJQKDQ E4 Q C Q Two little houses stood just outside the city of 5 Q Paris. ln each of them a man and a woman lived, Q5 loved, worked and dreamed their dreams of the fu- Kg ture. ln the twenty years that have passed hy the two 5 little houses have grown gray and shahhy with age. - . The man and the woman who lived in one of them G2 have moved o11 and up until they now live in a man- Sb sion in the dity. Their names are spoken among those Q who do the Big Thingst' in life. 5 K3 In tl1e other little house the man and the woman ff 5 still live. They too have grown a little gray with the KJ passing years, still they hope and trust that something ' . will Turn upv to make them win. But fate exacts a sb heavy payment for wasted opportunities. They have Q arrived at the age when hig things are not expected of Q them. Good people, honest and hard workingt' but CQ KJ there is Something Laekingn in them. They feel 5 daily the weight of wasted years. S If you really want to succeed in life begin in the Q High School to make a careful survey of your talents Q Q and analyze closely your assets to improve them. Re- ta Q member whatever the weak link in your chain of sue- tl, cess may lie, the tools for strengthening it lies in your Q 5 own hands. :Q a-Q, Q 'kfbgf Qi? 2 .2 Q 22 Q 22 Q .2 Q 22 Q 22 Q 22 Q .2 Q 22 Q 2 2 Q 22 Q 22 Q 2 5 Q .5 Q C9340 Leverezftls' Laboratories 1 P 5 il K, K' 2 Sweaters Football X Basket Ball 5 Golf Equipment Bill Doak Gloves 5 il 3 JOHNSON-BILLINGSLEY eo. E PHONE 248 at 219 LAMAR AVE. K, SF 2 l Q NORMENT St BROAD 5 GENERAL 1NsURANc1E E A .T 3 Liberty National Bank Building if Protectors of Paris Property S since 1889 e 'L K, SOUTHERN CLEANING K DYE 5 XVORKS E 'K We Clean 'Em Clean KD We are members of National Association of 5 Dyers and Cleaners 3 K3 Send It to a Master Q Telephone 198 100 Lamar Ave. PARlS, TEXAS Q gik:9ik0i3iQiQix3i.k97QQVg Qz?iS6:b4'S?S?Qm?Qz?S?S?S,9 GA4'a624'Q-j KD RADIOS 55 il Q T 523 HALL Music A 5 ELECTRIC Co. K, ., 5 Q K, T C-9 5 2 MURPHY-PROVINE LUMBER CO. U 2 3 i gfor that GOOD LUMBER 23 gi Smooth as a Smile 5 El Q Telephone ll SD tl G, li .5 tl Q NORTH TEXAS MARBLE K 5 GRANITE XVORKS C9 E DEALERS IN Q Domestic and Imported Monuments, lvlausoleum C5 and Crave Covers E All Vv'ork Guaranteed Satisfactory K3 MooRE te READ, Props. 5 South Church St. Phone llll 6, Q' Q' QEQJFNQA? Q63 C' A Q 0 Q Q . K' Q I 'Q .l E Q Q ty Q 0 K' 2 2 . safokawsao o Q. 5 fb Diamonds and VVatehes '- Sold here on convenient weekly terms, the quality and value of our merchandise are always the best ob' 5 tainable. We invite your inspection. S COOK JEWELRY Co. Q 13 Clarksville sf. Sf' ,D T tl Sf' QQ 52 Q C12 Q C12 Q Q Q L1 Q 52 Q Q 61 Q R09 Q Sf' Q Q Q BOEDECKER Q 2 Q Q PURE and DELICIOUS Q ICE CREAM 5 22 Q Q' 5 .1 Q Q Just a 9 Little K, Relterl' 5 'D Q SF Q P A R 1 s 55 PHONE 121 E Q Q, Q 9 Q 9 Q J Q Q Q J Q 9 Q Q5 Q GGKD C5 32 Q 1929 CLA ss Q 2 Let it be a Joe Wunsch Class 5 You will always remember your High School 0 graduation if you'll wear a :- E JOE WUNSCH SUIT K 'LDress Well and Succeedu 5 N 'Viivk Q' K, mill illlilrwilimi-ll llihinillgkllllii 1- ilirwil 'ill 111' 'gl 5 :ww Y 55 ' 'I I I Illxmi I' il, 1iiffffillQQiffifUi1Kif.iSWliillIlIQflI,IliliiiflIWifEiiQilil'fllWQll1'lllllllliQlilillllliii Q .QD L19 bk 'Q If 52 A I 'Q Q LD I CQ Q' Q .QI 'D E 'Q K N59 Q If .b CD Q KL151N,s Q 2 SO. SIDE OF PLAZA J 3 E GRADUATION FROCKS K JUST RECEIVED Q5 ED Q Q' C9A?9?9GRGz?9?S?9?9?'99 2 Q J 22 Q if gb 'Q Q , V . Q5 Sb FIRSII MIL I I-IODIST Q Q Church Q SF gb is inlensely interested in everything S pertaining to young people S 'Q Q5 5 'E K, Special services held for young people, Ep' 5 worth Leagues looking after young people, Sun' T 0 day School with fine young people's classes, ' Q Large number of young people in preaching 5 services. A cordial invitation extended to- all 'Q K young people to make this church their religious D ome. . 95 Q 55 'Q Q If Q9 QQ Q9 QQ 339 QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 539 QQ 539 QQ 09539 IMPERIAL CAFE H 2 F7 'U 'J' C I3 io 1 K' 5 Q 'IJ De Z C7 be 4 H Z f'I 59 rn f-I FV N 3 eww gb Q J Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q Q5 Q J Q omg Q E 5 Q3 Q LD , Q 5 'I T :H 0 - Q 4 2 Q cn I Q ::: C Q -1 3 Q 2 EQ I Q' QWQZHQZWQMW 2 9 Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q Q5 Q Q5 Q J Q Elaemwfeb ww DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUE 5759 Bonham St. ROSS ILIFF, Owner gi Ig-ii: 52396 D 35,24 Lil, T gxkxeeufia Wy? ul Q, ? -li, . 1' V I Pee Gee CHINA ' A i f .W qi if I' , f ring? , 1, -, ,lisa E-' li A , .911 1 1- L r ' '97 .., 1 l A 'yul ' i if at :- ef f - .r 'L ':-1 Ni- ' 4 ti 3 -'I 4 :- - -J na 3 , - - ' , ' .-- .! 14 xx, , RS, TI E' 74- 5 ' I' i.', . !jj:T..Il1! t l 'ii B fi :Q Y 'f r ' U iii , rr f MU 'El' ical :EEE p 5 ,.,..,. if gf! , E raiX f if-1 , ' 'I 4 : luillilm. I J .Iii-1 r., , I vi Annan! 1 rnxaaurl -aural! -unmgnum llxliutlllll ' -' 'JELV 31' ' V I The Hallmark of Good Taste Other Pee Gee Products Pee Gee Re-Nu-Lac Pee Gee Floor Enamel Pee Gee Flatkoatt Pee Gee Velkoatt Pee Gee Varnishes Pee Gee Wondertone Dystain Pee Gee Floor Wax Peaslee-Gaulbert Co. Incorporated Atlanta - Louisville - Dallas r e,e VABNlSHES'S'I3QINS'ENAMBLS in Interior Decoration HE bell rings, the visitor enters, and the first point that claims the eye is the staircase. And that first impression lingers long. If China Enamel, with its soft, alluring, eye-winning beauty, has included the staircase in its decorative service, there's pride in the eyes of the housewife. And so with mouldings, window casings, doors, pillars, wainscoting-wherever used it is the hallmark of good taste in interior decoration. lt is made in Pure White, Ivory, Putty color, Dove Gray and Washington Blue -in eggslmell or gloss finish. ALEXANDER BOOK CO. NAMEL 5 'Q gl. Do 0 0 1, 1 CI'GlT11Hf:ltlOIl r fl E Q Q' Q Shakespeare defined it in Hamlet as knowing A Q Hawk from a Hanclsawf' hut nowadays it's far more :jj complicated than that. lliscrimination in general is K one of the most important parts of a high school ca- Q 5 reer, but very few of us can disdriminate expertly on . all subjects. Perhaps there is not a person in our Q store who could accurately identify a genuine Rem- Q hrandt. But we ARE experts when it comes to mer- Q chandise, and discriminating between fine and poor gt, 5 quality merchandise is part of our daily lives. YVQ Q suggest that you save time and trouble by shopping Q 5 consistently ut Perkins, where only FINE quality mer- KD clianclise is shown. 5 'Q Q Ki t ' ' 2 J 'l S M D A 91 Y Q if GAG! .o.. ogg ..D..., . 31023 G ,ca 2 T. A. TAYLOR sERv1c:E STATION . , Q5 Tires and lfuhes 4? Gas and Oil 2 PHONE 862 G C53 C-D J Cl S2 Q Q DRS. GRIFFIS K GRIFFIS 5 it E Rooms 3034 First National Bank Building Q if Q Telephone 542 Paris, Texas Q Q Q CD2 Q SF Qm?Qz6:S9C:RQzC?RQzC?AQz?Qz,C?NS6ASG 5 il Q KJ gb SNELL-COFFEY Q DBLKG Co. gt just What 'Your Doctor Ordered E Phones 66 and 986 East Side Plaza K, PARIS, TEXAS CF Q 62301 3 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q J Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q 35456 Q5 'Q D.H.BAKEH FURNITURE g PHONE 911 S Q Q J Agent for Q the Bridgebeach Gas Stove Q 5 and the Sunbeam Heater with li J the Brooks Burner S Q Q5 5 52 Q PARIS TRANSFER 8 STORAGE CO. T Q Paris, 68 So. 20th St. Dallas, 2315 Law St. J USE A GENUINE YELLOXV CAB -i i A I ' A A Q ' E THE NIETFR CIVFS A RFCEIPT S IQ PHONE DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE PHONE Q 479 PARISHDALLASHTEXARKANA 268 Qi Dallas Phone CARS STORED AND VJASHED Dallas Phone 2 zfvssz TELEPHONE NO, 3 2f7832 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ASQ 5 GILL 8 JOHNSON Si Q Q Abstract and Titles Q 55 Deeds, Releases, Contracts Q EQ K3 Notary Public QQ Q9 A QQ sb Q9 if EQ A4 Q' :iii Qi QQ EQ QQ 3 Q 5 TOM HAGOOD Q Q SF Q 52 E ' Fvhulrq, El-:!2QM!rrRE S g'fQQyDQi35Q5QiE5iiQVig Q Q' 32 I CQ Q Q Q Q Q IQ SF Q Q 32 . , if QXQFQQGJ Goodyear Willard Tires Ei Tubes Batteries Q MCCLAIN , S SERVICE cl Q STATION Q, PHONE 255 5 ., IQ Washing Alemite K Sb Polishing Lubrication Q Q' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q IQ SQ Q NAUMAN GREENHOUSE QQ if 5 Say It With Flowers . and ' Q L'Say It Vxfith Oursf, E Q EQ G' A139 Pine Bluff Phone 561 T Qfsej Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Times' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .5 32 Q Q' 5 THE NEVV ICE PLANT Q Q E SERVES WITH A SMILE - Q ff Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q C. M. RAGLAND QQ Co. E GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Q 204 First National Bank Building QF Q Established 1891 2 Q PARIS, TEXAS ' PHONE 2 Q Q onukamkafosfoymkoewsfogokafmkofwkafeb ? Wnpmpm Mmhmmlummm Hashana j INIAIRCUN MRJOVUN mhmlmnnmwruhan ' ,funwwlwmmv , - ' c . L' M I TELIQPHONE 739 XWHMI. DIWWCTOIWM BNI' Mmfmmln Miaim Hun. ,, nl- CE IQTAQIN LY- SOUTHWESTERN ENGIQAYIHG COMPANY ' FORT WORTH 7 DA LLAQS HO USTON BEAUMONT WICH ITA FAl.lS AMARILLO T IJ L5 A ATLANTA Nfl A C ID N X
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