Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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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

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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