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V, 14141., L V ':i5el pTf -- ' 'Qi .Llc-,QA T 1 fi,-fi.-'?:S-,f, ' ' 5, -4, 'T V 'lf Fi1 '.V . - 1'g.,v VV ,.,,.g.i - f 'N 5'-V.-Ali 'Duff V' - ',', W' ,' 'TLA' ' ' f-'QLJIPQ ex unms 1: 0 I' 1512 si' 1: plus ns 1 Jw mWW ' TYTQ4 W' vx WW .NNvFf'f't Y'0kMNgq CIFIHIUIEB 1119359 OWL PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF PARIS HIGH SCHOOL PARIS, TEXAS IL. 53? 7.-O k Qi? 'QQ Q-1 mt , A - T' ,r ff fl f If , 12,. ' ' ,f f Y 55 Lb all COPYRIGHT 193 5 GENE WOODFIN. EDITOR'lN'CIl1EF VERNON LARSEN. BUSINESS MANAQQER ENGRAVING BY SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CO. PRINTING BY PEIERLESS PRINTING CO. PHOTOGRAPHY BY TURNER,S AND DAv1s's STUDIO ART WORK BY MORRISON GEORGE Page 'Two HEDHKEWDRD: In editing this, the nineteen thirty-five edition of the OWL, we have attempted to por' tray the life and reflect the personalities of this school year. If, in the years to come, this book recalls to your mind a single pleasant memory of your high school days, we shall deem our work as a success. O ,, .. i' LA -'gi , Page Three DElIDlIl1I3AGllFllHDllNl To the memory of Mr. Arthur Caddel, whose hand helped to guide the affairs of school as well as all civic enterprises, we dedicate this the twenty'second volume of the OWL. Page Four J Page Five CRJDER Ol? ROCKS Administration Classes School Life Favorites Athletics . Urgafnizattons Humor and Ads P S ffm, .e A YR 1 wx K. -. A, , 'N THE SCHOOL 5-ml i Page Seven IN LOVING MEMORY OF THEODELL THOMPSON MEMBER OF SENIOR CLASS Page Eight SGIEIIHINDIDHIQ llP.n1DAllRllD HENRY P. MAYER. President JIM CAVINESS. Secretary R. O. MURPHY ARTHUR CADDEL DR. L. B. STEPHENS NIOHN B. HAMMAN bl. C. HATHAVJAY Page Nine 1.. i E l 1 .i i PROP. A. H. CHAMNESS. B. A.. M. A. Tllli SUPIiRINTliN171iNT Mr. Chamness has been a resident of this city since 1914, when he moved here from Com- merce. He has been connected with the Paris Public Schools since his arrival. serving three years as Principal of the East Paris School. and nine years as Principal of the First Ward School. He became Principal of the high school in 1926, and held that position until january, 1931, at which time he became Superintendent on the death of Prof. J. G. YVooten. Mr. Chamness has directed the City Schools in a very capable manner and is beloved and admired by all the stu' dents in the Paris Schools. Mr. Chamness received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the East Texas State Teachers Col' lege in Commerce in 1922, and received his Master of Arts degree from Southern Methodist University at Dallas, in 1929. Page 'Ten Jn 1 PROP, THOMAS S. NIUSTISS. B. A. Tiiif i'RiNr1ii'Ai. . 'ff Mr. justiss has been Principal of the Paris High Selinnl Sl KCI11hC1'. 1932. when he succeeded Prof. Chamness. Prior to 1932. he taught physics and chemistry. being zi menihei of the faculty for eight years. He still retains one elziss in physics, :ind is greatly liked hy the student body lor his pleasing personality and his caipzihle inzinugeinent, Mi'. Justiss received his Bachelor of Arts degree liruiu Baylor University :it Waieii, in 1921, and has done graduate work :it the University nl Texas in Austin. Page Eleven , F ACULTY 1 I l 1 I : MISS INEZ BISHOP, B. A., M. A. University of Texas English and Spanish MISS MATTIE BELLE CROOK, B. B. A., M. A. University of Texas. Graduate Columbia University English MISS LOUIE FLEMING. B.'S. C. I. A. Latin and English work MISS ELIZABETH HARMS. B. S. E. University of Arkansas English MISS MARGIE MCCUISTION, B. S. C. I. A. English and Speech MISS ISABEL THIELEN. B. A. University of Texas English MR. PETER BARNETT E. T. S. T. C. Mathematics MISS MARY CRAWFORD, B. S. E. T. S. T. C. Mathematics MR. THOMAS GAY, B. A., M. A. Trinity University Mathematics and Economics MISS NITA HOGUE, B. A. Sam Houston Normal Colorado S. T. C. Mathematics Page Twelve FACULTY MISS DAISY MCHAM Sam Houston S. T. C. Mathematics MR. EMMETT WISHARD, B. S. S. M. U. Athletic Director, Mathematics MR. R. F. EDWARDS, B. A., M. A. Southwestern University University of Texas History, Economics and Civics MR. H. L. HOLLIS, B. s. Austin College E. T. S. T. C. History MISS MARY MCMILLAN, B. J. University of Texas Hmm NWO' WXADABQ Miss JESSIE CKER, B. A. University of Texas Il-:story MISS KATIE FEESER, B. A. E. T. S. T. C. Science MR. FRANK CRIMES, B. A. University of Arkansas Chemistry and General Scie? MISS L. LUCILE SMITH, B. A. Baylor University Botany, Zoology and Biology Columbia University Home Economics MISS MARY EVANS. B. S.. M. A. JA I P Page Thirteen FACULTY MISS PATSY MCKENZIE, B. S. C. I. A. Clothing MISS ETTA MALLISON. B. S. C. I. A. Foods MISS ADELLE POLLARD, B. S. C. I. A. Clothing MR. F. STANLEY. B. S. E. T. S. T. C. Graduate Vslork S. M. U. Industrial Education Business Manager of Athletics MR. J. N. STEVENS, B. A. Western Kentucky State Teachers College Industrial Education MRS. MORGAN ALEXANDER University of Colorado Physical Education MISS LILLIAN BAKER, B, A. University of Texas Secretary MRS. MARY H. MEYER E. T. S. T. C. Typing and Shorthand MISS ELIZABETH SAYLOR, B. S. C. I. A. Libravian MR. J. EMORY SHAW Music Page Fourteen MISS HELEN DRUMMOND. University of Texas. Graduate work at University Spanish and French MISS LOUISE BEATIE, University of Texas English MISS HELEN PYRON, B. A Baylor University English MISS SALLIE SECKEL University of Chicago Latin and German MISS ELIZABETH LANE, B. University of Texas English FACULTY fl. B. A., M. A. of Mexico eu CN UAW' A. Page Fifteen fe if 117 1.1 -' 1 FACULTY Another year has passed swiftly hy, and another Senior Class is on the verge of passing out of the portals of Paris High. So it is to you, dear Faculty, that we now turn to hid a last goodbye. We have found in you sincere friends and loving companions. ln the maze of conflicting forces which have threatened to overwhelm us, you, the Faculty. have stood steadfast, a stable quality in an ever' changing world. By your faithfulness, friendliness, patience, and care you have stamped upon our minds and characters the secrets of fair play and wholesome living. You have helped us over many difficulties, and as the years roll on, the memories con' nected with our stay here will be more and more dear to us. It has been in Paris High, under your guidance, that many friendships have been formed-as well as a deep love for our school and for our teachers. 6519 A TOAST TO THE TEACHERS To Professor Chamness, we must confess, We owe the honor of our success. And Mr. Justiss, whom we all adore, Has kept our school from being a bore. And the other teachers, we love them too, For the many trials they have carried us through. They didn't scold, nor fuss, nor rave, No matter how we misbehaved. They were always thoughtful, patient, and kind, lnstilling good thoughts in the youthful mindg We are sorry for the pranks we played, For the trials we were and the trouble we made. But we have tried the four years past, To make a success of the Senior Class, And now in parting may we suggest' A toast to the Faculty of P. H. S. Page Sixteen SIIEBIINIHIHDIIRS E56 VVZAEEPE W I H 0 , o ' V, , ., I Af' A QW 'N Vf fi: fri ' ,' x lx' ' ' ' 'W M 7 , -1 AXWI4'-lx , X w ' v ' If. g uh' fi , . V . W X fe ' 1 ., I . V f , 3 ' 1, 1 , ? , Y Q 4 4 V . .-45 1 ,lv .- ,ov-A' f f SENIORS R -R w Page Eighteen ARCHIE JAMES PREsmEN'r EMMA JANE AMIS VICE'PRESIEENT ALFRED WILLIAMS SECRETARY LORRAINE BLAIR TREASURER MISS ADELLE POLLARD SPONSOR IORS RALPH ABSHIRE Curtain Club Pep Squad National Honor Natl. Honor Soc. LUCILLE ABLES Curtain Club Pep Squad i- -J l I V I STEVE AIKIN ALLAN ADEN Curtain Club Spanish Club Pep Squad Hi'Y Treas. Curtain Club I 1 Pep Club Q l . l f EMMA AAMIS HARROLYN AN- I ' DERSON Q Vice-Pres. '32-'35 5 V Class Favorite '33 Natl. Honor Soc. f Secretary '34 Vice-Pres. - I French Club '34 French Club, Pres. f 1 Natl. Honor Soc. '34935' l H. E. C. Latin Club ll Owl Staff Curtain Club . Pep Squad - Owl Staff l MARY J. ARM' A. C. ATWOOD STRONG f Spanish Club Natl. Honor Soc. Curtain Club - German Club '34 Pep Squad , Latin Club '33934 Curtain Club 4 Pep Squad GENEVA BALL FRANK BALL Pep Squad Basket Ball Curtain Club Curtain Club Debate, '34935 Pep Squad Latin Club German Club l - -gr - 7 I H md - Page Nineteen SENIURS RUTH BARNES Vice'Pres.. '32 Curtain Club Secy. Secretary. '33 Latin Club HifY Sweetheart. '34735 Football Queen Senior Favorite H. E. C. HOYLE R. BARR Curtain Club Band, '32733734' '37 Pep Squad Rifle Club HifY Football. '32 Track '34f'35' Science Club GLADYS BEVILL Curtain Club Pep Squad LEON BILLS Curtain Club Pep Squad LUCILLE BOAZ H. E. C. Pep Squad Curtain Club JANE BARNETT Pep Squad Curtain Club Radio Club Natl. Honor Soc. Spanish Club. '34 H. E. C. VIRGINIA BEARD Curtain Club Pep Squad JOE BILLINGSLEA Curtain Club Pep Squad Latin Club LORRAINE BLAIR Curtain Club Pep Squad French Club Latin Club Natl, Honor Soc. Treasurer. '35 H. E. C. LOUISE BOWEN H. E. C. Pep Squad Curtain Club Page 'Twenty SENIORS DONALD BURCHAM Curtain Club Radio Club Spanish Club Natl. Honor Soc. HifY ARTHUR CAWTHON Rifle Club Hi-Y HENRY COCO Pep Squad Curtain Club Basket Ball RUTH COLLIER Curtain Club Pep Squad BENNIE M. COLLINS Curtain Club Pep Squad DAVID BRASWELL Rifle Club Spanish Club Football HifY President Curtain Club SARA H. CHESTER Pep Squad Curtain Club Natl. Honor Soc. Latin Club French Club H. E. C. HAZEL COKER Favorite. '32334 May Queen, '33 H. E. C. Latin Club Debate, '35' VicefPres.. '34 Secretary. '32 Owl Staff, '35 EARL COLLINS Curtain Club Pep Squad JACK COLE Curtain Club Pep Squad Page TwemyfOne SENIORS ll ' L DORIS COOPER Curtain Club Pep Squad RUBY N. CROSS Curtain Club Pep Squad RUTH DENTON Curtain Club Pep Squad German Club EDWIN DONALD- SON Pres., '31 Treas., '32 Spanish Club Curtain Club Science Club Pep Squad EDYTH DOYAL Pep Squad Curtain Club' . I ix vi' ii- DOROTHY COTTON Latin Club Natl. Honor Soc Curtain Club Pep Squad SARA E, CROSS Curtain Club Pep Squad MARGARET DILDAY Curtain Club Pep Squad ALMA DOOLIN Pep Squad Curtain Club Natl. Honor Soc Latin Club JANE DULANEY Pep Squad Curtain Club French Club H. E. C. Page Twentyffwo SENIORS L l i DOROTHY FAUGHT Natl. Honor Soc. Latin Club Pep Squad Curtain Club KATHRYN FORD Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. HASKELL FERGUSON Curtain Club Pep Squad PRESTON GARRETT Hi'Y Rifle Club Band, '31-'32 Football, '32-'33 34 Curtain Club Pep Squad Extemp. Speech PAUL GEERS Spanish Club Curtain Club Pep Club MILDRED FINLEY Curtain Club Pep Squad ELIZABETH FREEWITH Radio Club Pep Squad Curtain Club MILDRED GOLDEN Curtain Club Pep Squad NORRIS GASTON Curtain Club HifY Pep Squad BETTY J. GLAZE Natl. Honor Soc. Spanish Club Radio Club Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. 3 1 - H l Page Twentyfffhree SENIORS i KATHERINE LENOIR Curtain Club Pep Squad EDITH GOODE Pep Leader Curtain Club Spanish Club Pres. H. E, C. FRANCES HARDY Curtain Club Pep Squad ADELINE HAYES Spanish Club Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. JUANITA HOWARD Curtain Club Pep Squad RUTH COLE Curtain Club Pep Squad -IANE GRANT Curtain Club Pep Squad INEZ HATCHER Pep Squad Natl. Honor Soc Typing Team Curtain Club Pep Squad ELIZABETH HAYNES Pep Squad Curtain Club BENFORD HUDSON Curtain Club Pep Squad Page Twewltyfmw SENIORS LUCILLE INGRAM CENEVIEVE IVEY H. E. C. Curtain Club Pep Squad BILLY JACKSON Pep Squad Curtain Club JOHN L. JACK. soN Curtain Club Rifle Club Radio Club Pep Squad JAMES JENKINS Curtain Club Pep Squad Latin Club Rifle Club Radio Club Science Club Curtain Club Pep Club JOHN P. JACKSON Pep Squad Curtain Club ARCHIE JAMES Pres., '34 Football. '34 Owl Staff German Club Latin Club Track Team. '34 Curtain Club JANE JETT Curtain Club Latin Club. '3 1332 French Club. '33 Pep Squad EDITH JOHNSON FRANCILLA JONES Curtain Club Pep Squad Curtain Club Frencb Club Pep Squad H. E. C. I , 1 i In Page Twenry'FiUc SENIORS fy XJ? i l I l l l ELEN JONES l Pep Squad Pres. Curtain Club Pres. Natl. Honor Society Latin Club Pres. French Club VicefPres. '33 Typing Team RUTH LEE Natl. Honor Soc. Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. KATHERINE BIGGERS Curtain Club Pep Squad MARY E. LEONARD Spanish Club Curtain Club Pep Squad FRANK LIV- INGSTON Curtain Club Pep Squad Spanish Club VERNON LARSEN HifY Bus. Mgr., Owl Extemp. Speech German Club Treas. Natl. Honor Society Science Club Radio Club Band BILLY LEE Hi'Y Curtain Club Spanish Club Rifle Club Pep Squad RALPH LENOIR Pep Squad Curtain Club BERNICE LEWIS Curtain Club Pep Squad CHARLES LOGAN Curtain Club Pep Club Latin Club Page Twenty,Six - 1 1 IL- - l LAWRENCE LOGSf THOMAS LOVE DON Curtain Club Pep Squad Hi-Y C. I. LOVEN Rifle Club Pep Squad Curtain Club MARJORIE McDOWELL Curtain Club Pep Squad GERALDINE MAPLES Curtain Club Pep Squad DOROTHY MASON Curtain Club Pep Squad Debate Track Curtain Club Pep Squad SCOTT LUTON Curtain l ep Sql -I E MQFADDEN Curtain Club Pep Squad CATHERINE MARX Natl. Honor SOC., '34-'35 Spanish Club Typing Team Essay Writing Curtain Club H. E. C. VIRGINIA MAX- FIELD Radio Club Latin Club Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. SFINIORS I I I I I l I I I I I I L I Page '1'wentyfSeiIen SENIORS l 1 MARY 1. MERf RILL Curtain Club Pep Squad Latin Club French Club BILLY MORRIS Spanish Club Natl. Honor Soc. HifY Curtain Club Pep Squad BILLY NELSON Pep Squad Curtain Club THOMAS NIX Pep Squad Curtain Club ELIZABETH ANN PAYNE Curtain Club Latin Club French Club H. E, C. DOROTHY MOR GAN Pep Squad Curtain Club Spanish Club ZOLA MULLEN Curtain Cluh Pep Squad H. E. C. LOLA M. NIX Pep Club Curtain Club H. E. C. RICHARD NOR' MAN Band Curtain Club HifY Pep Squad BUD PEACE Pep Squad Curtain Club Page 'I'wentyfEight SENIORS WESLEY PERKINS MARIE RODGERS Football, '33f'34 Pep Squad HifY Curtain Club Curtain Club H. E. C. Rifle Club Spanish Club Pep Squad MARTHA LLOYD M. ROACH RODGERS Rifle Club Pep Squad HifY Curtain Club Band German Club Curtain Club Pep Squad ALBERT ROACH JUANITA RIBBLE Pep Squad Curtain Club Curtain Club Pep Squad XVOODROXV PAULINE REID REEVES Secy. Ir. Class. ' Rifle Club, '33 Curtain Club Spanish Club Pep Squad PAULINE REID Pep Squad Curtain Club -.!L Curtain Club 32 Pep Squad H. E. C. ADALYN RED' DELL Pep Squad Curtain Club Page TWC11fy'NI71C SENIOHS - Ll 5 4 5 i I v v 9 l E l l BERTHA SAUFLEY Natl. Honor Soc. French Club H. E. C. Curtain Club Pcp Squad TOMMYLU SHARP Pep Squad Spanish Club Curtain Club Latin Club Debate ED SLAYTON Curtain Club Rifle Club HifY Pep Squad Band PAULINE SMITH Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. RICHARD SCHLAUDROFF Natl. Honor Soc. French Club Football, '33 HifY Owl Staff Science Club Radio Club CHARLENE SIM' MONS Spanish Club Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. DORIS SMITH Pep Squad Curtain Club MILDRED STALLINGS Natl. Honor Soc. Spanish Club Latin Club Curtain Club Pep Squad Typing Team LA VERNE STEELE THCMAS STEELY Spanish Club Pep Squad Curtain Club Page Thirty Natl. Honor Soc. Spanish Club HifY Curtain Club Pep Squad Rifle Club i 1 ..-1: 2-- LORENE STELL Pep Squad Curtain Club MARY STRONG Curtain Club Pep Squad Natl. Honor Soc. MARIE STUBBLEf FIELD Pep Squad Curtain Club H. E. C. ALLENE THOMAS German Club French Club Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. BRONIS THOMPf SON Pep Squad Curtain Club KATHLYN STONE Curtain Club Pep Squad BIRMA STUBBLE FIELD Curtain Club Pep Squad WENSTON TER' RELL Pep Squad Curtain Club MELBA THOMP- SON Curtain Club Pep Squad EVYLAN THOMPf SON Pep Squad Curtain Club SENIORS l i Page '1'l1irty-One NIORS -....-- Y - ..,..-.. -,v,-,L-N... DOROTHY TOWN' SEND Pep Squad Curtain Club OPAL TRAPP Curtain Club Pep Squad H. E. C. CORA L. VISE Pep Squad Curtain Club Debate Radio Club Hon. Biology Club LLOYD WALKER Hi'Y Band Curtain Club Pep Squad LAWRENCE WELLS Curtain Club Pep Squad HELEN TRAPP Pep Squad Curtain Club EUGENIA TRAVIS French Club Curtain Club H. E. C. Pep Squad MILDRED WALf DEN Pep Squad Curtain Club Spanish Club H. E. C. JUANITA WEAVER German Club. '34 H. E. C. Curtain Club Science Club Pep Squad MARGARET WHITESIDES Spanish Club H. E. C. Curtain Club Pep Squad Page TlzirtyfTwo SENIORS WARREN WHITE Curtain Club Pep Squad ALFRED WILLIAMS Rifle Club Hi-Y Band Secy.. '34335' Spanish Club Curtain Club Pep Squad RUBY WILSON Extemp. Speech Pep Squad Curtain Club Pep Squad KATHERINE WOOLDRIDGE Pep Squad Curtain Club WILLIAM WOOD' SIDE Curtain Club Pep Squad i ' I CARL DEAN ' WHITNEY I H. E. C. Curtain Club Pep Squad l I VELMA WILLIAMS Pep Squad Xi I Curtain Club I ,X .X WESLEY WILSON Pep Squad Curtain Club Rifle Club MADELENE ' WOOLDRIDGE I Curtain Club Pep squad I I WALTER WOOLDRIDGE Natl. Honor Soc. HifY German Club Latin Club Band Science Club Curtain Club Pep Squad Radio Club Page Thirtyfhreg SENIORS Latin Club French Club HifY Debate, '35 BOB COOK HifY Band Pep Squad BILLIE BILLS Pep Leader Pep Squad Pep Squad Page 'Thi'rtyfFo1.w HELEN WRIGHT Curtain Club Pep Squad GENE WOODFIN Secy., '32 Pres., '33334 German Club Natl. Honor Soc. Curtain Club Science Club Editor of Owl Curtain Club Science Club Curtain Club HARRY JOHNSON Curtain Club QUENTIN WRIGHT Pep Squad Curtain Club Spanish Club HifY HELEN YOUNG Pep Squad Curtain Club JOHN FARRIS Curtain Club Pep Squad GERALDINE GARRETT Pep Squad Curtain Club BARNEY BRAY Bus. Mgr. Athletica '34f'35' English Club, '33 Football, '32933 Basket Ball, '32 iii Who's Who Best Looking Boy ...........,.. ,.........., A lfred Williams Best Looking Girl., .....,,. .. ...,......,. Ruth Barnes Best Athlete ........,...,.... ....,........ T hurrnan Pearson The Biggest Bluffer ...,..... .,...,....,... P reston Garrett Loudest Dre sser ....... .,.........,... G e ne Woodfin Funniest Walker ........,... ............,.. V ernon Larsen Best All-Around Boy ........., ...,.,.,.. G ene Woodfin Best AllfAround Girl ....,......... ,......,,... H elen Jones Most Hu.man'Looking Boy ....,...,,,......,........,......,........, ,.....,..... B illy Morris The Girl Who Would Make the Best Wife ..,,,.,.,,.. ......,.........,.,.......,.....,.......... R uth Barnes Most Scandalous Couple ................................... ......... .........,.... I a ne Jett and Clarence Ivey Boy With the Highest Ambition ......... .................................... V ernon Larsen Most Distinguished Girl .................. ....,........ Emma lane Amis Most Distinguished Boy ......,..... .....,.....,.., G ene Woodfin The Date Maker ...................... .,,....,.... W enston Terrell The Date Breaker .,..... Richard Schlaudroff The Flin ..........i..........,.. .............................. Jane Iett The Loudest Talker .....,... ............,....... A rchie james The Biggest Fusser ..... ............... T ommylu Sharpe The Best Musician ..,............ ,,,,.....,,.. E dwin Donaldson The Oddest Looking ............ .,........,.,......,.., B illy Morris The Most Conceited Boy .......... ............. R ichard Schlaudroff The Most Conceited Girl ....,...,.. ........,............. H azel Coker The Best Graomed Boy .............. ,,,,...... G ene Woodfin Man About Town.- ,........,.... ,....,......... G ene Woodfin Sophisticated Lady ........., ..,.......... E mma Jane Amis The Practical joker ......,,,,... .4,,,,,,,,,,., A rchie james The Wise Cracker ....,....... Page ThirtyfFive ............Preston Garrett Could We Do Without Major and her curls, Winston and his girls Elizabeth Anne and girls of her type, Joe Billingslea and his fragrant pipe, Francenia Hicks and her football boys, Archie James and his blustering noise. Lorraine Blair and her letters for C ,.......... Mitchell Graves and his ties so gaudy, Geneva Ball and her debate papers, Alfred Williams and his funny capers, Jane Jett and her college flame, Allan Aden and his search for fame, Helen jones and her sunny smile, The HifY boys and their flashing style, Edith Goode and her dancing school, Billy Bills and his breaking the rule, Catherine Marx acting so much brighter, Emma Jane Amis, our coming writer. Billy Morris and that intelligent mind, Ruth Barnes and her manner so kind. Marjorie Hahn and her dainty boyffriend, Thomas Steely and his schoolfgirl skin. Mary Strong and her come hither line, Mr. Iustiss and his friend 0' mine. Edyth Doyal and her attractive raiment, Vernon Larsen and his Have you made Hazel Coker and her good personality, Edwin Donaldson and his versatility, a payme nt? Pauline Smith and her figure so lovely and wide, The Senior Hall and its conscientious guide. Page 'I'hirty'S:x ' x E Ei QJIVTUNJIHDJIRS Te' if ,iw N Q .4 QSQXS bi S 2' eff' , H., gi, WAI, '11, , ' , uf:-1 I - Hu f , 'gy' E-' . -... - iw .L . I ' i G- SN if' ' . . Ie 'H me ' ' JS? ' ' ' +....f 1 q . ,544 rf: lbw, ' : - l3l:EwJ::55-9 Mxgmzu 1 , 'fx 4' wx ,Q ,W T .555 -,.,.,,:af55 ,-44. -5 3 -,ey b- rm- , 'Q . - 'QNX ark- ' , f' , - JUNIORS T Page Thirtyiight CARLTON WORTHAM PRESIDENT BILLIE ANDERSON VICE'PRESIDENT O. D. AMIS SECRETARY CHARLOTTE PAYNE TREASURER MISS ELIZABETH LANE SPONSOR RALPH ALLEN O. D. AMIS BILLIE ANDERSON MARY ALICE AYRES ,SUE BANKHEAD HELEN BARBEE LLOYD BOWEN CATHERINE BRENEMAN MARIAN BRIGGS BEATRICE CALDWELL JAMES CHANCE KATHERINE CHENNAULT DOROTHY CLARK MATTIE COOPER DAVID CONDRAY HAL COTTON R. E. CRUMLEY WILMA DAUGHERTY EVELYN DEATON JACK DENMAN DOROTHY EAGLEBARGER JUNIORS Page Thirty-Nine lldr JUNIORS J. C. ELLIS VIRGINIA EMMERT KATHRYN EVANS LAVERNE FISHER LUCILLE FLOYD MAURINE FRANKLIN MADGE GATLIN J. C. CLASSCCCK CLYDE GRLFELS Y HANKINS ' REBECCA HOOD JCE HUDSON JOEL HUGHES JAMES INGRAM MARY CECIL IRWIN TI-IGMAS ISOM BETTY JANE JACKSON NANCY JUNE JACKSON I-IUTOKA JETT Page Forty WILLIAM KEY RUTH HELEN KING .IUNIORS ZELDA KOENIGSBERG HUNTER LEVERETT RUBY LINEBARGER SARA LUTON XV. D. MCCARTY THELMA MCDANIEL VIVIAN MERRITT LOUISE MILLER JOHN MORRIS MOODY JOHN MUSSELMAN MARIE MYRES CLAREMORE NATHAN BLANDINA NEATHERY ALTON Nlx JACK NORMAN JOHN N RTON ROV? 5 '- 5 1, gzxlf-U LMAN O'DEA MARIORIE ORMAND PAULINE OWENS RUSSELL PAGE I IV- . .- Page FortyfC,1e JUNIORS I HELEN MARIE PARK 3 JOYCE PATTERSON CHARLOTTE PAYNE GENE PIRIE JACK PRICE LEONARD PRUETT JOY REEVES FAY RHODES DOROTHY ROSSON ETHELENE SIMS WARREN SIMPSON REGINA SMITH MARCURETTE SORRELL ALFORD STEWART RUFUS SPEARS SCOTT SULSAR CHARLES VORHOLZER MARY LUCILLE VACCA Fm DOROTHY WEBB THELMA WEIGART NEVA NELL WELLS Page Fovtyffwo JUNIORS HELEN WHITE HENRY W. WHITE DOTSIE WHITEMAN JANE WILLIAMS JOHN VJ. WILLIAMS MARGIE WILSON WILLIE PAUL WILSON ALVA JO WINTERS WILMA WOODBY CARLTON WORTHAM S. D. AUSMUS ISABEL DODSON JUANITA FLEMING PETE HINDMAN KATHLEEN HUBBARD ITALYNE LOCKE JAMES LOWERY LOUISE MEARS .5 THELMA NEWMAN KATHRYN RICKETTS ALVIS WILSON Page Fortyffhree Key-Hole Gossip We hear that Red Ellis is parked almost every night in front of a certain house on Pine Bluff street. Studying, Red? Who is writing beautiful poetry and love notes to a certain blue'eyed girl? Why, Coco! Is it true that Dot Bankhead really beat up some Sulphur Springs fans because of a foul play? What darling little boy is it that wants all the girls to call him Leslie? Who is the biggest pest in the Junior Class besides john Musselman? Congratulations on quieting down since Frosh year, Clyde Griffis. Don't you think that Irene Foster and Carl Ribble would make a pair? What boy is it that asks such dumb questions just to get the attention of the whole class? fMeaning Leverett.j Oh, Charlotte! Where did you get that laugh? Most people can do without Billie Anderson's bright remarks. Has anyone ever seen Virginia Emmert lose her temper? Congratulations on your piece of work, boys! QMeaning E. G. Lodgej Why do all girls think O. D. Amis is such a silly little boy? It's the truth that hurts. Wouldn't Joe Matthiessen look too, too divine as a toefdancer? Just where is Ona Lee ,loyce's latest hang'out? Ruby Linebarger, we lover your quiet and sweet ways. Upon what football player has Marjorie Ormand been casting her fair young eyes? We would like to see Mattie Cooper come out from under those bangs. Why is it that Pete Bankhead is becoming such a ladies' man? Why imitate Stepin Fetchit, Hal Cotton? You're too much like him now. Oh, Edgar Mills! puleeze give the girls a break. Lloyd Kirby, you're a mighty cute boy. fEven Duaine thinks so.j Page Fo'rtyfFour FACUL ff S Wfff , N 5? . N G f i N y, v, B' E 1-X E' UZf:,,,ZV,l,..',V,? , Alf , , A fl ' gif ',' N fJ y f 1' H vi .M 44 'QTL bw ' ' ,ff f I f I f , -6 livk 2 , SGDIIDIHIGDIIMIHDIIRIIESS SOPHOMORES 1 - 1- K ,f C 1 1 3 4 I Q Q Q Iii Page ForzyfSix ROBERT ALEXANDER PRESIDENT JEAN STOCKEY VICE'PRESIDENT ALBERT BEATIE SECRETARY KYLE GILLESPIE TREASURER MISS LOUISE BEATIE SPONSOR SOPHOMORES BILLY ADAMS ROBERT ALEXANDER BILLY MAC AYRES ALLENE BAILEY THOMAS BAKER ANN BARNETT KATHERINE BARTLEY ALBERT BEATIE SARA CATHRYN BLEVENS DORTHA BOWEN ED WILLIAM BOOTH FRANCES BRANTLEY LEWIS BROWN MARGARET CASTLEBERRY IIM CAVINESS HELEN CONNER LOTTIE COOK DUAINE CROSS B. P. DENNY JESSIE MAE DOOLIN ANN DULANEY Page FortyfSeven SOPHOMORES yu- I l I C I x Q G 7 Y N L ELIZABETH ANN FIELDS FAYE FLEMING IRENE FOSTER MIKE FREEWITH MABEL FUREY FLORINE GARRETT KYLE GILLESPIE MARY JANE GUTHRIE SARAH HARRIS INEZ HAVEN MARGARET HENSON ALA MAE JOHNSON BOBBIE KEYES CALDWELL KIMBALL WALTERINE LEONARD DONALD LEWIS CORTIS MQGUIRE MARILYN MCGUIRE DICK McWHERTER MARY MARTIN PAGE MARTIN Page F ovty'EigI1t HELEN MURRIE BILL NELSON CHARLES OSBURN MAYDELLE PATRICK VIRGINIA PATY DICK PRICE PAULINE RAY MILDRED ROHATSCH MARY ELIZABETH SKIDMORE JONNIE FAE SMITH MILDRED STARK JEAN STOCKEY REBA NELL STREETY WILMA TOWNSEND MARGARET TRULOCK ZOE WHITE EDITH WILLIAMS ANNE WOOD VERNON WOULDRIDGE ESTELL WRIGHT BERTHA SCARBOROUGH SOPHOMORES 5 Page Forty-Nina E. inrl SOPHOMORES SALLY ARMSTRONG ALFRED BOWLING KATHERINE CATO DORIS COOPER KATHRYN DODSON TERRY HAMMETT DICKSON HOUSE MARIE HUDSON B. L. LEAVEY HELEN MAY RUTH JANIS MOOMAW GOLDEN SCOTT MARY ELIZABETH VANGLAHN LEWIS WILLIAMS BILL DENTON DOROTHEA SWANSON Page Fifty MQ, il 1 ,.l 1 ll -in They Say That Mary Jane Guthrie looks 'zactly like Ruby Keeler. Florine Garrett needs no postman-fshe gets her own malej. Bertha Scarborough intends to go to Vassar. The older girls just adore to dance with Billy Adams. Abie Beatie makes all the dances, but never takes a date. Klein Russell, influenced by Popeye, eats his daily spinach. Frances Brantley intends to charge taxiefare, beginning next Tuesday. Caviness ain't lazy, he's just dreamin'. Sarah Harris is adored by all who know her. Lottie Cook is the Sophomore IT girl. Mildred Rohatsch attracts even junior College boys. Maydell Patrick is going to France to teach that language fsomedayl. Robert Alexander has many Freshman hearts afflutter. Virginia Paty is really a poet. Liz Fields has turned sophisticated on us. Elizabeth Price has more than her share of friends. Kyle Gillespie is a coming Bert Marshall. Estell Wright is not at all like Sister Helen. We're glad to see one boy with enough sense to have a serious thought meaning Donald Lewis. Buddie Bradford is also a French scholar. Margaret Trulock is slowing but surely getting Rusty. Thomas Hagood loves company-especially in the corridors. Zoe White is quite a charming miss. jack Henderson was sfofo'o cute when a mere babe. Page FiftyfOne The Sentiments ojf A Senior The words Paris High School mean very little to the majority of the people in the world, but, to me, it means one of the greatest things in my life. It means friends, associations and a place where a person can enjoy receiving an education. In this great school of ours, we are not merely professors and students, but we are also great friends and associatesg our teachers are not those who sneer and scorn the students under them, nor are our students those who dis' like their teachers and dislike to attend classes under themg but we are as one large family with our fellow students as our brothers and sisters and our in' structors as our parents, not only teaching us the principles of the book but also giving us the advantage of their experiences in life. Here, in this great school of ours, we make the majority of our lifeflong friends and here we decide, with the help of our friends and our experiences. what our aims in life shall be and in what lines our efforts shall be directed. I'Iere's hoping that everyone is able to appreciate the things that Paris High School has given him as much as I do. Here I have made my best friends, and. to me, friends mean practically all there is in life. I sincerely hope that all the sons and daughters of Paris High School have the same sacred feeling that I have when the beautiful refrain of Paris High Loyalty Song is sung, and that they will always be loyal and uphold the standards and aims of our great sc ool. Page Fiftyffwo '01 ff in 2 -::f9?ifi2'5Z7jH 1fE'ffc',v.lz? -3- ' Q . N Inv? Y f yr U f MMV fi: 524 ll I 4-P Ig. i 3 JIFJIRIIESSHJIMIHIEBN +I.. . f ibn , A , Q 5 w iyidkaf if : 221: -I, ff' its , fix -Q? C MM, frf 451,31 ' V1 , 1, J X Ev H f Xi X I 5 EIWQ 'X 24' .mv ' mf ' N ,, .1 ff f X 70 XM f E qegf FRESHMEN 5 Page Fifty-Four i .l.-1l GEORGE STEPHENS PRESIDENT EVELYN LUMMUS VICE'PRESIDENT BOBBY HAMMACK SECRETARY jzulfi JACK RUSH TREASURER MISS MARY McMILLAN SPONSOR FRESHMEN JOHN D. AIKIN MABLB ALLRED w. CHARLENE ANDERSON THOMAS BAKER LUCY LEE BARNETT CHARLES BAUER ARLINE BEAL BOBBY BEARDEN SUE BLAIR JAMES ALBERT BREM NANCY BROWN JANE BROWNING JOHN CHILES MILDRED COFFEY BILL COKER ALICE ANN COLEMAN FRANCES COX SARA CROWLEY MARY DODSON EDGAR EARL DOOLIN GEORGE DUNAGAN Page FiftyfFi'vc FRESHMEN Page Fif ROY FALLS J. 0. FENTER MAYE FENTER WEBB FINLEY VIRGINIA FRANCIS ELIZABETH GAUTIER JOHN HOWARD GLASS ROSALYN GORDON FAY GRANT RUTH GRANT JAMES GRIFFIN NEAL GUILLIAMS BOBBY HAMMACK RUBY HARDIN JESSE HARDIN GEORGE HARRIS J. W. HARRISON AILEEN HATCHER GRACE MARIE HIGGS MARY FRANCES HOFFMAN MERILYN HOLMES ty-Six DONALD HOPE LOU ANN HOUSE McGARVEY HOUSE ZOE HUDDLE LORAYNE HUGHES JANE HUNTER MARY FRANCES IGO JACK JACKSON BILL KAMMER ELBERT KENNAMER HARRY KOENIGSBERG GEORGE LACY HELEN LEWIS INEZ LOYLESS MARGARET LOGSDON EVELYN LUMMUS VESTA MACKECHNEY CAROLINE MALLORY MARY MARTIN MARY ANNE MAYES LUCILLE MORGAN bnl M E Page Fiftyfseven 1. PAULINE NEAL VIRGINIA NOBLES JOSEPHINE PARK GEORGE PERKINS CALDWELL POWELL ELIZABETH ANN RUTH RAGAN DOROTHY RAY SUSAN READ HAZEL REID FREDONNA RICKETTS ED ROBINSON WARREN ROCHE JUNE ROSE JUNE ROW LAND JACK RUSH JAMES RUSSELL KARON RUSSELL IMOGENE SASSER BILLY SKIDMORE NEIL SLAYTON Page I'1fty Eight FRESHMEN MARIANNA SLUDER HELEN SMITH MARY SPEAIRS MARJORIE MAYE STANLEY GEORGE STEPHENS MAURICE STOCKTON MILDRED STRONG JACK STURGEON GRACE TRIELLER OWEN TRULOCK JARRELL TURNER JANET WAGGENER LUCILLE WARREN EMMIE JANE WEBB GRADY CECILLE WHEAT DORCAS WHITE JOE DOUGLAS WHITE MILDRED WHITE VIRGINIA WHITE LUELLE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS ff, fWUfL'1 , -JJ I AA n, Mo, . Page FiftyfNine FRESHMEN l i YONIBEL WILSON VIRGINIA WOMACK LORRAINE WINTERS ROBERT YOUNG CROWLEY BRIDGES MARY OLA BIARD MAUDE ALLEN Page Sixty JAKE JAMES Step Up and Meet The Timrcl Soul .,.......,.........,..,...,,...,.........,..................... .... The Bold, Bad Villian lBold Anywayl ............ The Gold Dust Twins .,....,... Class Monkey .....,,.,,...,... The Dainty Damsel ....., The Dancing Dolls .......,.,. The Musrc Master ........,,...., The Class Cartoonist .......... Flapper Fan .,..,...................,. Witriesc of :he Witty ...... A. Mamma's Baby .................. Weary Wi1lie,o, The Old Maid ,........... Lanky Hank .............. Aunt Het ..,............ Hans and Fritz .,.........., A Good Sport .................. Public Enemy Na. 1 ,............ .. The Primadonna ........... Good Deed Dotty ..........,...,. The Merry Old Soul .............,.... Short, Dark, and Handsome ....,. Pa 'e SixtyfOnc , ...,........,.. , ...... George Lacy .,..........,..jolm Howard Glass M arjorie Maye Stanley Rosalyn Gordon . ...,... ,...... 1 ack jackson ...........Virginia Womack S Mildred Strong l Evelyn Lummus ...,......,.,.Bobby Hammack ..,,.......Mall1e Petty ...............Mary Ann Mayes .............Mildred Coffey Williamso11 ....,...,.,..George Perkins ....,........Grady CecilQNheat ...,,........,George Stephens .....,..,.....Caroline Mallory S Billy Coker Tommy Robertson Blair O. Fenter ....,.,.....Char1ene Anderson .Alice Ann Coleman Rush ......,.....Bobby Billingslea .w-4.-. MN Consolation to the Seniors When the seniors' last lessons are studied, And the quizzes are things of the past, When the grades have all been recorded After we've worked right up to the last, We shall rest, and, Seniors, we'll need it: We can sleep for an hour or two, With never a dream to remind us Of the other hard studying to do. Then-those who have worked shall be happy, They shall stroll around in pairsg Each weary and worn out senior Shall be free from worries and caresg We shall have a long rest from then on With never a bell's shrill call, And our heads shall have done with aching, For we'll not have to study at all. Page SixtyfTwo F Ya QF f I y Y if thx ff - f' gf Z - , 1' fw tt : yy X. A 25' A 44 ff? 4 ' A .ff sigyf f-Fl-1 4 1 ,f -,f L W z-fe - 1 +R T - 6 ,. Fr ,, , :MM . - k ,' 4 . wif? V ' lp xl , E W 1 f- FK E ' M 4. ' '5 X 5,4 'N , , ,- F. - lv '? fe ' ' W' -, if mb' XX G f Q H I 1 - A J H , qc., Sea Hag amd Sister All State Mzlrble Team Mi IAL1 cle Student Manager Eleven of il Kind Ladies' Mali Po csl' Blandinu Aiift They Peppy Some of the Boys Guess Willy Noon Time Takcoff Goo Conccitcd cnrlcmcn of Leisure Spring is Here Hungry irl 7 Tuny's Re, 'ii Humptyfpumpty Before 'cenville Game , Alter Greenville Came Lice? Future Delmters. Prof? New Score Board All Dressed Up At Sulphur Springs Wl1CI'C.S My Mama? Pep Rally The T iiiii lvs' Ormriiicnt Halter Hincliell 2 On Wise Field, our Football boys turn out each spring for the annual Spring Training., to get in shape for the coming season. Under our very noses, a similar process is taking placc among the debs and subfdebs of Paris High. These fair dam' sels are at present ex- ercising daily to get themselves in shape for the summer rush, as you may see for yourselves. Paris High School is very fortunate in having one of thc most complete botanif cal collections in the State. By their lives. their characters, and their every action these boys have striv' en to exhibit the flor' al qualities portrayed here. We are quite proud of these chaps. and they are, in turn. very proud of them' selves. Needle in a Haystack Friend of Mine Short Stride Morons Drug Store Cowboys Why Boys Go to P. J. C. No Smoking, Dick Isn't He Cute? Hurry, Boys Black Hole of Calf CUH3 New Stadium Censored Where's My Debate Team? Playing, Boys? Hello Professor! Twins Dizzy Dean Mickey Cochrane Hello, Emma Jane Going Home Blind Man's Bluff Cold, Hunter? Who Left the Gate Open? Prize Baby Studying, Richard? Babe Ruth Guess Who Staff Photographer Affectionate Henpecked Husbands Hychado, Bee, Hycha' do Morons Owl Jamboree December 11, 1934, the Owl sponsored an allfschool jamboree. under the able direction of Miss Louise Beatie. Gene Woodfin, announcer, and the end men furnished the humor for the show. The four classes were represented in the minstrel chorus as well as in the dance choruses, which were directed by Miss Edith Goode. Paris High went back to the good old days in the Gay Nineties Chorus, which was the hit of the evening. The girls wore old-fashioned dresses with dust ruffles, and the boys wore checked suits with 'highfwateru pants. The minstrel sang a melody of Gay Ninety numbers. The freshmen presented a Schoolday dance featuring Misses Evelyn Lum' mus and Mildred Strong. Several of the special numbers were songs by Misses Hazel Coker and Dorothy Morgan. Through this show, we discovered we had a crooner in our midst, Billy Bills. Last, but in no sense least, the favorites of each class were presented by the mastcot, Jimmie Hollis, and his little girl friend, Callie Ann Ayres. The Owl Staff wishes to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to Miss Beatie, our sponsorg Mrs. Alexanderg Edith Goode, our dance director, and to Edwin Donaldson, our pianist. Page Seventy 1.4 ,U7,xl 'Z '4' M V .4 N 0 If ,P 'R If Qx,-if 535' .X ,pvc N: x 5 v. v X 1 2 Q .0- Q E- R I , H Q ,... df ix if V K .- fl , ' 'r'..:,'-1, Wi 4 I-If ' ' , in - dfifaze-15'-'f ' X II' 1' QI ' IX W ' 1' .1-.yur J -at ,A .. 432261 'l ffm ff - , ,f-Miz! W .-:'fia4v'- v-N, ' , ffziwifzi 521 -- 3225-,fm Q in-?3::' i?f55j5:Yf32:'gQII ' f' ' SIMS? 1' .-wr 1-4.2-yv ,Q XX 641117 e2'z1fEiS::?? Y '::iigg:22 X, ig,-.nigg ,,,, 'v JIFAVGDIIRJIIGIIHIEES RUTH BARNES, SENIOR FAVORITE MARY ALICE AYRES, JUNIOR FAVORITE VIRGINIA PATY, SOPHOMORE FAVORITE EVELYN LUMMUS, FRESHMAN FAVORITE Page Seventyffwu FAVORITES MISS MARGARET HATHAXVAY MAY Ql'liliN OF 1934 -- :- MISS RUTH BARNES FUUTBAL1. QUEEN I1 I l I I I Page SeventyfSeven Football Queen As is the usual custom, the Football Queen for the ensuing year was elected this year before the first home game. With votes selling for 1 cent each it seemed at first as though several of the candidates would tie, but in the last afternoon of the balloting Miss Barnes's friends got behind her with their sup' port and elected her Football Queen. On the night of Friday, September 28, 1934, our Football Queen, Miss Ruth Barnes, made the kickoff to the Honey Grove Bearcats. Miss Barnes, attired in blue and white, was escorted on the field by Captain John Browning. It has been the custom, for the past two years to elect a Football Queen. In 1933 the queen was elected by the players themselves, but in 1934, it was def cided that she should be elected by the student body, each player, however, was given ten complimentary votes. P J May Day Fete For several days before May 1, 1934, the school was all afflutter with the election for the 1934 May Queen. First one and then the other, of the sev- eral candidates who were putting up a strong race would forge ahead. The 1934 OWL Staff entered their own choice, The Owl Dark Horse, whose name had been given to Mr. Chamness in a sealed envelope to be opened in case that the Dark Horse won the race. The suspense was terrific, while the votes were being counted, until it was finally announced that the Dark Horse won the election. It was then made known that the winner was Margaret Hathaway. In chapel, on the morning of May 1st, 1934, A. D., Miss Margaret Hath' away was crowned May Queen for the ensuing year. Our superintendent, Mr. Chamness, presided over the coronation. Miss Hathaway was resplendent in a purple robe trimmed with silver, and a silver crown was placed on her head, after a speech having been made by Mr. Chamness. The stage was decorated with baskets of flowers and the Queen in her royal splendor was ably entertained by a program consisting of a representative of each class. From the senior class, Miss Dorothy Ormand sang for her royal highness. From the juniors came Miss Dorothy Morgan who also sang. The sophomores had their songbird in Miss Dorothy Nell Sebastian. The freshmen were ably represented by Miss Dorothy Lou Webb who gave a whistling solo. The pro- gram closed by the student body singing several songs. Page Seve-ntyfEight f lag 1 A - I 1, Q , ' GEM 1 , EY Lhgf e X ' ,J I ff ' ww AWIFHLJIEBQIFIGES ATHLETICS GEIIHIHIEBIIEJJIR IIIQIIEJAIIDIIEJIIRS HUNTER LEVERETT EDITH GOODE MARY ALICE AYRES WILLIAM BILLS The remarlcahle spirit manifested in Paris High School this past year has been due largely to the work of these fine cheer leaders. May the class of '36 be blessed with the same loyalty and spirit, Miss Callie Ann Ayres was mascot of the Pep Squad. Page Eighty 'mv iv ATHLETIl A HING STATE MR. EMMET WISHARD MR. H. L. HOLLIS MR. PETER BARNETT MR. JOHN N. STEVENS BARNEY BRAY, Student Manager MR. I. F. STANLEY, Business Manager . The student body wishes to welcome Coach Wishard to Paris High School and wish him success. To Coaches Barnett, Hollis and Stevens we give our thanks for their fine help and loyalty to P. H. S. To Mr. Stanley we wish to give a vote of appreciation from the student body for his fine work as Manager of Athletics. Barney Bray's work as Business Manager has been excellent. We shall indeed be sorry when little Jimmie Hollis becomes larger because we shall lose a fine mascot. Page Eighty-One u ATHLETICS n ., . W if JOHN BROWNING- Cap Brownie showed his ability of leadership by carrying his team through a successful season. Brownie's flash at end will be hard to replace next year. ULMAN O'DEA- Sully was the triplefthreat back of the Cats, and great things are expected of him next year. JAKE PARSONS-Midget quarterback of the Cats. Jake was one of the most consistent groundfgainers, although ineligible for confer' ence play. Jake will shine again next season. PETE BANKHEAD- Pete specialized in run' ning back punts for touchdownsg was one of the l'cft backs in the district. Pete. who is rememf bered for his 75 yard run at Hugo. will return ncxt fall. JACK WILSON-eJack displayed a smashing of' fensive game. although hampered by injuries. Look out for him next year. J. C. QREDJ ELLIS- Red, although small, has a great drive. and will gain many a yard for the Blue and White next fall. QUINCY HAZLEWOOD - ' TiddlefdefWiiiks was the smallest man on the line. but could take care of his position. His assistance was invaluf able in the game against Hugo. ARCHIE -JAMES- Wild Archie, pivot-man and line backer made his outstanding performance against Sulphur Springs. Archie's position HL center will be hard to replace. DAVID BRASWELL-David played at tackle. and could always be depended on! to show up in a tight. Though he will not be here again. his good nature and sportsmanship will be re' membered. WESLEY PERKINS-Wesley showed his fighting spirit in every game and helped out many times. We shall miss his number next year. 1--YW -il - p-rl - - K- Pagr: Eighty-Two ATHLETICS PRESTON GARRETT- P and his fight will be greatly missed next season. Preston showed his best at Sulphur Springs. JAMES JACK-james's good. allfaround playing will be gone next fall. but we will recall his vicious tackles, which saved us several times. JAMES PORTER-Though only a Sophomore. james succeeded in earning his letter by fight and pep. He will be a great help next year. THURMAN PEARSON- Si proved his mettlc by catching the most difficult passes when yard- age was sorely needed. Thurman leaves us this year. CHARLES VORHOLZER-Charles was injured after playing but two games. but shone at Ida' bel. Better luck next year. Charlie. JOE HUDSON--This being jre's first year on the gridiron. he did very well by lettering. He will prove valuable to Paris High next year. MURRELL WILBORNE-Murleell has developed into a fine guard and we expect to see his star shine brightly next year. DOYIS NEISLER-Doyis did well his first year and we are expecting him to develop into a first string man for the Wildcats next season. A. ROBERT BERNARD-Roberts first year showed great promise. Good luck next year. Robert. RUFUS SPEARSHRufus's driving power as a back will be in great demand next year. iiwmm WP-i 17 f , fi I- Page Eighty-Three ii. Jn . HLETICS Paris O ....,......., Paris 0 ............. Paris 27 ......,...,.. Paris 13 ...... -W . Paris 0 ...,...,.,... Paris 1 3 ....,.,,, . Paris O ............. Paris 27 .,...,...... Paris O .,....,...... :f:Conference Games. RANDALL GURLEYgRz1ndall was a small man on the team. but made a gc-od substitute at pivf ot. He will return for another season. ROBERT ALEXANDER+Robert. although small this season, should be a valuable man his junior and senior years. Good luck. LEWIS WILLIAMS-A midget back of great promise: despite his size be played in 21 great number of games this year. and showed true Wildcat spirit. . KYLE GILLESPIE-Kyle. little llllfpound stick Lg. of dynamite, showed his true Wildcat spirit against Greenville. Kyle is good for two more seasons in high school football. GAME REVIEW Idabel . 19 Honey Grove . . 32 Clarksville . , . 7 Antlers . 7 :Z:GreenVille . . S4 Hugo . . 7 Dallas . 43 Commerce . . 6 YSulphur Springs 25 Page Eigl1tyfFoiw ll FRANK BALLfGuard- Frank covered the posi- tion of guard with skill, and his valuable assist' ance will be missed very much next year. KENNETH BELL-Forward--Although playing his first year with the Wildcats, Kenseth devel' oped into an able forward. J. C. ELLlSfGuuTdfRed's shifty floor work will be invaluable to the Cats next year. ULMAN O'DEA--Sully's accuracy on both long and short shots saved the Cats from defeat many times. Keep up the good work. IAKE PARSONS-Forward-.lake came to us from Ladonia and his help and playing have made him one of the best forwards ever to wear the blue and white. THURMAN PEARSON-Center-Thurman play' ed an excellent allfaround game and was high point man of the season: thus living up to his title. Best AllfAround Athlete. GUY WHITLOCK-Center-GLiy's position at center was well filled because of his height and speed. He will be a flashy player next year. JACK WILSON--Girard-jack's floor work was exceptionally good and his accuracy on both long and short shots saved many a game for the Cats. ED EUBANKS-Guard-Ed was only a junior this year. but we believe that he will develop into a valuable player next year. HENRY COCO-Forwarcl7Henry was a first year man, but despite this he did some valuable playing. He will not be hack next year. 7' -4- .- f-- Pagie Eiglityfive ATHLETICS m ----1 ... Resume of Sports Coach Wishard, coming to us from Ladonia. did some remarkable work. Faced with the difficulty of only one returning letterrnan. Captain john Brown' ing, with a great deal of effort Coach gizve us a team that has wcn more games than any Wildcat team since 1931. This year's team has produced many new Wildcat stars: chief among these are the backs, Eddie Bankheacl. Jack Wilson. Red Ellis, and Ulrnan O'Dea. Eddie won the hearts of the Blue and White rzmoters with his punt returns and consistent ground gaining ability. jack was a veritable powerhouse seldom if ever did he take the ball and fail to gain ground. Red's drive and pluck helped the Cats in many a tight spot. Ulman was one of the smartest field generals we have ever had. His head work and rifleflike passes helped to many a touchdown. On the line the work of Thurman Pearson. Quincy Hazlewood. Wesley Perkins, Preston Garrett and others was highly commendable. Jake Parsons, although ineligible in conference games, more than proved his worth in the other gamesg he will be invaluable next year as a quarterback. Coach Barnett made the mcst cf his availble material and gave P. H. S. a good basket ball team. The Wildcats were handicapped by their height, but they made up for this by their speed and determination to win. Thurman Pear' son, true to his reputation, was high point man of the season. Basket Ball Scores Paris 25' Greenville ' 7 Paris 17 Paris 33 Paris 32 Paris 21 Paris 17 Paris Page E1glrryfSix Sherfiian Clarksville Powderly Greenville Sherman . Honey Grove ATHLETICS u ,.- ' .- GIUEQNIINIHIIS CIFEQAIIMII DOUBLES LLOYD WALKER BRONIS THOMPSON DAVID BRASWELL LOUISE BOWEN SINGLES FRANK GASTON BENNIE MAE COLLINS The tennis season was delayed this year by a long winter and rainy weather, but in spite of this a great number of students went out for the team. The winners deserved their position because each place was closely contested and all did fine playing to earn their position on the team. Tennis, although for zi number of years it has been a lesser sport in the high school, is now coming to the front and it is the wish of the student body that in a few years Paris High will win the State meet in Austin. Page Eigl1tyfSeve11 ATHELTICS 1 g ci Intersclholastic League Meet At Commerce The typing team, Kathryn Marx, Inez Hatcher, and Helen jones, won first place at Commerce. Kathryn and Inez went to Longview and wong thus earning the right to go to Austin and compete in the State fianls. The girls' tennis doubles, Louise Bowen and Bronis Thompson. won first place at Commerce, but they lost at Longview. The boys' doubles and singles and the girls' singles were defeated at Commerce. In extemporaneous speech Vernon Larsen won third place at the District Meet. The girls' debate team, Tommylou Sharp and Geneva Ball, went to the finals but lostg consequently they won second place. The boys, William Keys and Gene Woodfin, lost to Greenville in the semiffinals by a two to one de' cision, thus winning third place. In declamation in the senior boys' divisions, Arthur Cawthon won third place. In the junior girls' division Virginia Nobles won third place. Alene Thomas won second place in essay writing. Paris High was well represented at Commerce and made a fine showing. The student body hopes that next year we will annex even more first prizes than we did this year. Page EightyfEight 'T 7? f- 7 Q . 9 Q 5? 'f 'X EM? ' 5. -Z - 4 ,L ,M X V, f, . -V XY , :S N V -V! Q V X GDIIRGBVANIIIZAGIIITIMDNS ORGANIZATIONS GENE WOODFIN EDITOR VERNON LARSEN BUSINESS MANAGER HARROLYN ANDERSON ASSISTANT EDITOR RICHARD SCHLAUDROFF fASSISTANT BUSINESS IVIANAGER, EMMA jANE AMIS LITERARY EDITOR HAZEL COKER SNAPSHOT EDITOR ARCHIE JAMES SPORTS EDITOR MISS LOUISE BEATIE SPONSOR Page Ninety I Mow ORGANIZATIONS NAQIUIIGDNAIILQ IIHIIGDIININDIIR SIDGEIIIIIEQGIILCIIL clcn ,Innes , ..,,,,. ...,..,. ..., .... . , , , A,,, President I-Inrrolyn Andcrson .,..,,,,,, ,, VicefPresident Mary Strung ..... ,.,. . ,, ,,. ....,. ,.v...., , ,Sccrelury Vcrmm Larsen ..v... ., ,......,.... ,,,.,,, . ......'TTeas1L'fcr Miss Inc: Bnfhup ,,,,,.,.. ,,....,..., ..,, , S pmxxm' ABSHIRE. ADEN. AMIS. ARMSTRONG. BARNETT. BILLS. BLAIR BURCHAM. CHESTER. COTTON. DOOLIN. DULANEY. FAUGI-IT GLAZE, HATCI-IER. LEE. LOGAN. MARX, MORRIS SAIIFLEY. SCI-ILAUDROITF. STALLINCS. STEELEY. VUOODFIN. WOOLDRIDGE Page NinctyfOne ORGANIZATIONS 1 if N s Y .'1 X N 'R . , Y IIHIIIINCM llglllolllllllb David Brnswcll ., , ,,.,.,.,, , , President Lloyd Vv'ulkcr, ..........., VicefPrexide1:l Allen Aden .,....... ,, , .. , , .,.....,...,. .Secy,fTreLLx. Bold Cook ......,......,,,.,............,...,....... , ...,.. SgtyatfArms IVI1: hloscplm Wnnlmsclx ...............,..,.,., .....,. S ponsrw BARR. BURCHAM. DOHONEY. DUNAGAN. GARRETT. GASTON LARSEN. LEE. LOGSDON. MORRIS MURRAH. MUSSELMAN. NORMAN. NORMAN. O'DEA PARKER. ROACH. SCHLAUDROFF. SIMPSON. VORHOLZER WILLIAMS. WOODFIN. WOOLDRIDGE. WRIGHT. WUNSCH Page Ninctyf'1'wo X Y XQ onczlxxl I JIM! ZATIO J IIRIIIIFIILQIIL5 IBIIIQIIIIIIPQ Tlmmns Stcclcy ., ....... ...........,,....,.. .,.... P r esident Billy Loc , ..,, .. ,.... Vice-Pvesxdcnt Rawls Wlmitc , ..,,.,,.....,,, ,... . ,..,.. ......, ,....,. 'I' 1' ELISILTKT Vv'arrCn Simpson ,, .,,. ., ,,,.,. Ihpfvrtev' Mr. Frank Grimcs .,..,. .,,. ................,..... Spcmxur ALLEN. AUSMUS. BARR, BRASVJELL. CAWTI-ION COCK. GLASSCOCK. GUILLIAMS. HINDMAN jACKSON. JENKINS. LAWRENCE. LOWERY. LOVEN MATHIESSEN. NORMAN. PERKINS. ROACH. SLAYTON WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILSON. NVOODSIDE Page Ninety-Tllree QI , . S ciAx1z,x'r1oN.' .Qi so .. ,,.,.. E2 Q 5 . I1 is w 1 X' i ,fl F 4l . llloyxclllillllllqll ll?lll9lllllIEn N1 111m C , Rom 4111 1 Hodierni Mntlo H Lal ucvr Ommu Vmcit OFFICERS Consulcs . . , , ..... Helen jones. Nancy june jackson Scrilm ,..... ,,.. . ,Helen C cnum ner Q Llzm estor .. , , , . ,,,.... lack Rush Spun: cvl' s Miss Sallie Scckcl. Miss Louie Flcming MEMBERS Anderson. Bunklicud. Cavincss, Colley. Coker, Cotton Fuuglit. Fields. Fuller. Furcy. Garrett, Glass. Hunkins Harris. Harvey. House. lgo. Kocnigsbcrg, Lur.m1us. McWliei'tc':' Morgan. Price. Rccvcs, Rowland, Scarborough. Simms. Simpson. Slziyton. Stallings. Strong. Wliitc. Wliitc. Wliitc Williziiiis. Wilsrmii. Wintc1's. W1'i,ql1t. Pirie. Logan. Lewis Muxlicld. Pzxty. Wiriglit. Wcmriizick. Mallory. Crowley Campbell, Holnlws. Wclwlv. Hanunack, Slunlcr. Gcc Page NiiiftyfF1v1i:' ORGANIZATIONS . GETIUIIRGIIFAJIIN 1l3llUlIllIB Helen Jones ....., ,.,P1'eSiduv1t Allred Williams . ...,,.. x'7lCL'P7'L'SlL'lt.'71l Kathryn Duncan ,...,. Secretary Richard Sehlaudrolili ., ,...,. . Trcaxitrer Jane Jett ..,,.. ..,, ....,....., R e porter Miss Margie Mcffuisii ii ..,, Sponsor MEMBERS Ayres, Anderson. Aikin. Alexander. Aden. Allen. Anderson. Armstrong Bankhead. Breneman. Ball. Burcham. Billingslea. Barnett. Golc. Chester Coker. Caldwell. Duncan. Donaldson. Dulaney. Dilday. Ford. Grant. Garrett Guthrie, Glass. Goode. Garrett. Glaze. Hicks. Howard. Haynes. jackson jett. jones. Jenkins. Lee. Logan. Lummus. Larsen. M2ll'X. Morgan. McDowell Morris. Miller. Neathery. Parker, Payne. Roach. Rhodes. Sehlaudroff Strong, Strong, Sebastian. Sharp. Steely. Stallings. Stone, Thomas. Thompson Vise, Van. Weaver. White. Wright. Williams, Vvfilliams, Vv'right. Walden. Freewith, Page NinetyfFive ORGANIZATIONS F I 1 I I 1 1 nl -l .l N I lIFllRllE5lINllfIl3llHIl ll3lll9lllllll3a Hnrrolyn Anderson .....,., , , ,.,,,,, ,Pvexidenl lean Stockcy .. ...,. ,,,, , ,,..ViCC'P76.YidK7ll Elizabeth Anne Payne ....,................... Secretary Maydell Patrick .,AA r.,,,Treasurer Miss Helen Drummond .......,,, ,.,....,. S hmlsor Anderson, Anderson, Ayres, Bzmklmead. Duncan, Emmert, Finley, Neatlmcry Payne, Payne, Sclulaudroff, Thomas, Travis, Winters. Bradford, Brantley Bruce, Dulaney, Harris, Hood, Luton. Patrick, Putnam, Rosson, Stockey Page Ninetyfsix -1- 1- 1 -- ORGANIZATIONS llEvAlINlllID Drum Major ,, .,,,.....,.. Duncan Thompson Sweetheart ........ .,..........,..... I can Stockey Director ..... ,,.......,,, ,I . Emory Shaw Barr, Beckerly, Brown. Caviness, Chamberlain, Clanton. Clement, Cook, Corley Early, Harrison, Hodges, Larsen, Manske, Mears. McGuire, Norman, North, Potts, Roach Schlaudroff, Stringfellow, Thomas, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson. Walkci', Williams Wooldridge, Wunsch, Parker The band, under the direction of Mr. Shaw, attended a majority of the football games and made a fine showing. Jean made a lovely sweetheart and was the envy of the other schools. l 1 , :--- - '- Page NinetyfSe'uen ORGANIZATIONS - 7-:.- Y ,-.. , an' nn. -. .us -sq SIDANIISIHI 4l2lIl9llllllEn Woodrow Reeves ir , Q Billy Morris , , William Key x ...,,.... ......,...... P residents Beatrice Caldwell 2 ,.,.,,. ,......,,...., V 1cefPres1dents Leon Bills I- . Faye Rhodes li Margaret Whitesides l ' S ecyemyms Ruby Linebarger 5 'A' ' T Teaswers Miss Helen Drummond .............................. Sponsor Ables. Atwood, Barbee, Bevens, Bills, Brownlee, Carroll. Collins Collins, Doyal, Eubank. Gatlin, Golden. Irwin, Jackson. Lee, Leonard McKinney, Morgan, Morris, Norton, Owens, Parsons. Reeves. Rhodes, Steele Swinney. Wadlen, Ward, Wilbourn, Wilson, Vacca, Adams. Caldwell, Cass Coco, Fisher. Geers. Jackson. Jackson, Key. Linebarger, Livingston. McCarty McDaniel, Myres. Norton. Park, Parker, Parker, Patterson. Ricketts Rogers, Sharpe. Simmons, Thompson, Webb, Wells. Weigart, White, White Whitesides, Young Page Ni'neLyfEight The Wail of a Chemistry Student A Chemistry student says he wants to pass: This requires meeting every class. His teacher proves in symbol and letter Why he should know each equation better. And dictates so many definitions and rules That the pupil can see no use of chemistry in schools. O He seldom takes any time off for a date g And then, chemistry is firstkif date be late. Not even week'cnds can he call his own, Because of chemistry on Monday morng All his time must be spent in studying preparations, Alcohols, esters, acids, ketones, and their relations. This student is never known to loiter in the hall: He has no time for a game of ballg From every source he must gather information, Because none know the time of examination. He studies chemistry night and day without rest, Until at last with a grade of D he is blest. Page NinetyfNine Paris High Book Review The Eyes of the World -Miss Katie. -4 The Amazing Interlude -Between exams. The Danger Trail -On the grass. People of Importance'lwFaculty. Her Father's Daughter -Any old girl. Freckleq -Something unknown. si Trail's End -Graduation. The Valley of Fear -Math recitation. The Untamed SAll Freshmen. 'If Winter Comes -No heat. The Thread of Flame --Average students' high school career H Valley of Silent Men -Dates in the parlo-rs. The Brimming Cup -Mind of Faculty. L'The Lightning Conductor -Reports to parents. The Bells -Ye pet abomination. BM Hours' Leave -Ye weekfend. The Angel's Chorus -Senior Chorus. Woman's Home Companion -Hair curlers. Wanted: A Chaperon -Maybe. Slow But Sure -Campus courses. The Sentinel -Mr. Justiss. The Call of the Wild -The bells. These Charming People -Our campus shieks. Page One Hundred uw . - ' wg, . 08 x x ' W rx ' at xx ,-. . I x X N A ..I Ei'-' ' ... . X s ,... . 231243 ' -mx, ...... XXVH Ill! 7 whiz- ?L::g:I V' :itil dia' .'. .YC Q If ' :Pr I . . Q 4 '40 1 '-'wiwff 4 Q 'fbi' , fa , 'iq S' 'Q' Wo lA ',' pf' , .' ,' ' I 46.524 'X N212 I Q.- J 1 ,f aff is f 5 1411 ff . .,a,4 419' 2 .ifff ' 5 90' 4 -4 1 ' 524 . 44,0 ' K K L 1' . :P'f 3iTf ' L?1 11:'!3-' ' 515153. ' 42.55255-T W 11QfJ5E,F,E5E,55: 5 651221. iH1HE1aeaaf:Iaf....1..- V-'91 1' : 'af' 5i1i2i:::::3jS:sjE:, -- .nu h.'Q:'5iE?,' .1 1517 u gEi:..:-5: .ceiwxu .. 'i:.:4.k:-W' .::2:-- ' .Y . '72 ' -' .. . P' fikzmlfwy 7 '?4ff:F::f4 -'-:il , - ' 1511! 'Y ir- f2'59?'l - .- - 14 ' g-:af -g:.,3:-:- f: 1? . ,J f ' T11 ,I 4. , g-Z 4 1' ,f: 5?'if f iQ2 f35:- L 7B?9! ' .2 i?::o'kai'f'l igijgg. 1:54, nl-Oiijigl, fx -linkin? . - ,-jgfi-. Q . X 'e. IIHIUUIIMIHDJIR ANR A1ID'V1lE5IIR6IIHIISlIIN4B I: Q This page is dedicated to those 'men who' make the Uwl possible, The Adoevritisevrs. Show your appreciation by papronizing OWL ADVERTISERS S c o I l i e 1' s The National Weakly Volume-You Count 'Em No.-All You Can Stand PeriI TerreIl Tosses Ears Morris in Two Short falls BILLS LEADS RAID ON SOCIETY GIRLS OPEN --- LOCAL ROOMING HOUSE Capture School Girl SEASON VVITH DUNK- ING PARTY Tossing his lighter opponent all over the ring, Winston Peril Terrell easily disposed of Billy Ears Morris, lanky Latin wrest- Paris detectives, late last night swooped down on the Hunter House, local rooming joint, and aff ter waging a desperate battle final' ly captured Kathryn Duncan, The Blimp. wanted for the alleged mur' der of her girl friend, Harrolyn. Led by Chief of Police Bills, local law enforcers fought through a rain of pop bottles, hot air, and water to reach the second floor of the house where the hunted one waited them. A bouquet of onions at the top proved too much for all but the sturdy Bills, who forced Duncan, the Blimp, to surrender at the point of a broom stick. Miss Duncan was taken immedif ately to the local jug where her bail was set at 83.98 and she was released after her bailies, Parker and Woodsides, had signed her bond. Hunted for three weeks by po' lice of four cities, Duncan is charged with the murder .of a one' time friend. Anderson was found with a knife in her back and both legs broken. Police suspected foul play. VANITY DISCOVERED IN NOTABLE SENIOR Procrastination is said to be the thief of time, but it may be said that the vanity runs a close second. Not long ago a dignified senior. james jenkins. awoke with his hair looking like a bramble bush. He was on the horns of a dilemma. Torn by the desire to be at class on time and to appear well in the eyes of the pretty maidens, he chose, after deliberation, the latter. Quickly grabbing a hair tonic bot' tle. he began to sprinkle his head with what he thought was rain wa' ter, colored and perfumed. He had always been told that to get the best results from this beauty aid. it was necessary to rub it well into thc scalp. To accomplish this end he began to rub and scratch, but fnow comes the sad partj it was shampoo. With a guest list of more than 100 celebrities, the girls of Paris High will sponsor a dunking party at high noon today at Dyche's Dunk Dive. Dunkers invited include: Milf dred Strong, jean Stockey, Bertha Saufley, Tommylou Sharp, Kathryn Duncan, Lorraine Blair, Billie An' derson, and many others, most of whom learned at the coffee shop. Dyche's Dunk Dive will be dec' orated for the occasion with an elaborate display of spring flowers including a number of wall flow' ers. Shaw's Sheiks, a local rag'time band will furnish the music for the occasion. Guests will receive a liberal sup' ply of doughnuts and dunk dishes furnished by Wall. An attempt will be made to lower the dunking rec' ord of the school. DONALDSON TO GO ON AIR EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Radio fans interested in Edwin Donaldson will be delighted to learn that he will be on the air every Monday night over CBC, lo' cal station WOP. Natural ability to make melody moan and groan has made Donald- son, a former small time song and dance man, a big find to radio land. He has never taken a music les' son in his life but sings and plays only in his natural way. He started his career and other social functions. He is also reorganized as one of the chief lyric writers in Tin Can Al' ley. His latest dance creation, given in drama form is When the Sun Comes Over the Gas House. His talent was recognized by local cir' cles and he was sent to New York where he crashed into radio. at dances ler, in a match at the Mule Barn Arena last night. Terrell took the first fall in three minutes with a flying'thumb hold and a full beak twist. The second fall took five minutes and went to Terrell on an ear lock and stomach jam. Ears Morris seemed helplessly outclassed and failed to make an impression with his performance. To start the match, Peril threw his towel around Morris and choked him for two minutes, while the referee, Hub Hollis, played checkers with the seconds. Morris couldn't holler enough, and Ter' rell let him go. Morris tried a halffnelson on his manager, but missed by millimeters. Terrell at- tempted a flying mare, but caught a hoof in the mouth. A pop bottle caught Hollis over the left ear, and he was co-unted out by Terrell and Morris. Peril Terrell took a hammer from his seconds and chased the newspaper men from the ring. Morris emerged from his chair where he had been knitting and Terrell grabbed the hold, resulting in the first fall. Both men took the ring after the first fall, with the hatchets. They cut down the post around the ring and made a fire, Morris, in his sweet, clear voice sang, Hold Me in Your Arms. Dear. Terrell re' spo-nded with 'No, No, a Thou- sand Times No. Peril tried a flying tackle and was retrieved from the bottom of a stable. Ears wouldn't go on with the fight unless a collection was taken up. No one responded. Both men shook hands and en- dorsed Struky Likes. NEWS ITEM The other day Mr. Grimes took Mrs. Grimes to the movies. She was ready by the time he was, and he was so surprised that he went and fainted, so they were late anyway. SCOLLIERS EDITORIAL Absolutely the only redeeming feature concerning this avariciously iex'to15tionate 'arrcflyoraciously inf lcbhipeteht hiass llof' heterogenous slanderersifthe fact that they ana' osgentasiously ssensible of their Fitifullyx lconspicuous' inferiority as ianrpared to -theirepreerrrinently in- tellectual superiors, the OWL staff. Although they are offensively over- iprided and discommendably vain .-before. the knowing world, they ob' sequiously bow and scrape before tnhsi' group of welfinformed intellif gentia. ,In the face of this group of' exalted dignitaries, the piteously plagiarvistic purloiners of the unac' knowledged writings of other su' perior minds gratuitously duck their decrepit and enfeebled empty heads-'in conciliatory humiliation. Theyare an incorrigibly cringing mass of toadying, fawning humani- ty who repel us by their servile bowing: and scraping to anything which bears the mark of the OWL, fbeing all the iwhile insensible to our winks of superiority. CONTRIBUTIONS TO ' CHARITY ' Robert Parker-1929 Calendar. Hoyle Barr-Bird Cage. Jack Wilson- My Sportsman' ship Code. Ed,,S1ayton+6M snipes. . Bob Cook-1 bottle Luck Tiger Hair Tonic, half full. Margaret Whitesides -M Last year's alinanac. Edwin Donaldson-August song sheet f19'53Di . Frosh House+2 pints milk. PopfEye Billingslea-1 chew of Star Navy, slightly used. . Hunter Leverett-1 hard look. Mary Alice Ayres-Hunter Lev' Brett. Ethelene SimmsfHerself. Kathryn Duncan-Autographs, plain.and fancy. , . STARS Bing Crosby ,.... ...................... , ..Billy Bills Lupe Valez ........,............ Edith Goode Alison Skipworth - Tommylu Sharpe Laurel and Hardy-Deedy Barnett and Preston Garrett Clark Gable ,...,., ...... Alfred Williams Ted Healy ........................ Gene W0Odf1D Stooges: ' Moe ...................,........,.........,.., Jack Denman iLarry .,................................,....... T. D. Amis Curly ....................,......... Hunter Leverett fflllaudette Colbert-Katherine Dun' can .h ,. VVILDCATS VVIN LAST FOOTBALL GAME SCORE 351.49 to 0 Coach Wishard's Wildcats cap' tured the title of Texas Interschof lastic Intellectual Association here last season when they defeated the Sagons 31.49 to 0. The Sagons were strong but couldn't win. Bankhead, Paris plunger, and Pearson. ace foozle man, took in' dividual honors when they placed winning bets on themselves. To start the game, Barnes kicked off and was buried on the field of battle. The two teams lined up and the Sagon captain kicked the water bucket over Coach Wish' ard's head. The ball was recov' ered from the press box and both teams lined up again. James jack made a two-tofone bet with Perkins that Jack Wilson wouldn't fall off the bench. Wilson fell off the right end of the bench and the Sagon captain drew a five yard penaltv for step' ping on his face. Bankhead stole two pair of shoes and then picked up a watch over right guard. Par' sons hit the way and James went over for the score. Browning didn't try for point as the goal posts were being used for something else. Par' sons intercepted a hotfdog and then lost fo'bits to the Sagons' right end. Braswell was hurt on that play but nobody noticed him. james Jack claimed a foul and was chased out of the field. Wishard sent in a flock of reserves but the regulars refused to leave the field, so both squads stayed on and play' ed a game of marbles. Pearson returned the timekeeper's gun as the half ended. The second half wasn't played because Capt. Browning said the Wildcats had already won. Have Your Likeness Struck Flattery Assured TURNER'S STUDIO Side Burns Fancy Shaves HI SCHOOL BARBER SHOP PUCH FULTON, Mgr. AYRES Ei ORMAND Ladies' ReadyftofWear We have just received a new shipment of cotton hose and purf 'ple hair ribbons. HONOR ROLL AT LOCAL INSTITUTION AN- NOUNCED BY FACULTY With the end of the spring term near at hand, faculty members an' no-unced today the honor roll for the fall andwinter sessions. As proved by 'the records, the student achievement was far better than last year. The following stewdents are named as making all A's in every' thing: The following stewdents are those who made a B average m five subjects: Listed also in the report are the names of those who failed to paSS a single course: Vernon Larsen, Catherine Marx, Billy Morris, Mary Cecil Irwin, Mary Strong and lack Poteet. According to the members of the faculty, these stewdents will not be permitted to enter school until they have proved they are willing to turn in some good grades. -DATES- Handsome. tall, keen The kind you eat WILSON E-3 SMITH Four out of five have it and the other one nose where to get it Even your hest friends tell you to go to Hellitosis It holds you smellbound! Try BLISTERINE The Flavor Lasts Thousands have heard the new SOUPfERfIODYNE RADIO None like it. How About You? Great Distance. Yourcan get- Arizona, if you Yuma it. Chicago, if the weather is bomb'y. Florida, if you Tampa with it and lots Samoa. It frequently operates like 860 Motorcycles SCOLLIERS PARIS IN THE SPRING For some time we have realized not been doing full that we have justice to the weddings that occur we have been using and obsolete style which is painful to those who enter into the joyous spirit of such oc' casions, and last night's wedding in the family of the Stockeys we assigned to our gentlemanly and urbane Klein Russell, late of the publicity department of the world' famed Robinson Circus and Men' agerie. The following graceful ac' count from Mr. Russell's facile pen is the most accurate and satisfac' tory report of a nuptial event we have ever recorded in these col' umns: Last evening, just as the clock in the steeple struck nine, a vast concourse of the beauty and the chivalry of our splendid city, com' posing wealth beyond the dreams of the kings of India and forming a galaxy only excelled in splendor by the knightly company at the Field of the Cloth of Gold, assem' bled to witness the marriage of Miss jean Stockey and Mr. Rus' sell. The great auditorium was a bower of smilax and chrysanthe' mums, bewildering, amazing, su' perb in its verdant labyrinth. As the clock was striking the hour, the tenfthousand-dollar pipe organ filled the edifice with strains of most seductive, entrancing music, played by Miss Inez Hatcher, the onl leftfhanded organist in the world. Then came the wedding party, magnificent, radiant, re- splendent with the glittering jewels of the Orient, dazzling with gor' geousness, stupefying and miracu' lous in its revelation of beauty. There were six handsome ushers- count them, six-ten bridesmaids- ten-a bevy of real, live, flower' bearing fairies, captured at an im- mense outlay of time and money in far Caucasia. The bride's re' splendent costume and surpassing beauty put the blush upon the Queen of Sheba, made I'Iebe's ef' fulgence fade as the moon before the sung and as the long courtly train of knights errant and ladies' infwaiting passed the populace, they presented a regal spectacle, never equaled since the proud Clef opatra sailed down the perfumed lotusfbosomed Nile in her gilded pageant to meet Mark Anthony, while all the world stood agape at the unheard of triumph. in this towng a repressed LIBRARY GRAFTERS CAUGHT After weeks of planning and trap'setting, local police members successfully snared the leaders of the band of library grafters led by the football captain, john Brown' ing, in one of the most surprising raids in the history of Paris Hi. Browning and nine members of his mob were caught red-handed as they were moving all the tables fboth of them,J desks and books from the library at the back of Senior Hall. Holding the dent watchman. it that his men before anything ing to the local position of stew' Browning saw to were fully warned was taken, accord- police. Browning was able to steer his men to the books and tables which were easi' ly stolen from the building. More than half the library has been stol- en, it is reported. Nothing has been recovered. Browning confessed early today to Chief of Detectives Double U and Redouble U and was placed in the jug to cool before standing trial. The arrest came as a complete surprise to stewdents and towns' people who never suspected that he was a wolf in sheep's cloth' ing. Members of his mob are: Honest Ike, Nathan, King' Kong Kelton, Mighty Murrah, Two-Time Thompson, Grub Worm Walker, HugfMc Roach, AntfEater Aden, Bulf letfProof Braswell, and Twof Love Larsen. SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE Mac Clement and Mary Alice Ayres. Bobby Billingslea and Mildred Strong. and Vernon Larse O. D. Amis and somebody fhe can't decidej. Raymond Wunsch and jean Stockey. joe Billingslea and Louise Miller. Billy Morris and Ona Lee joyce. David Braswell and Elizabeth Little. james jenkins and Faye Fleming. Walter Wooldridge and Dorothy Nell Sebastian. Richard Schlaudroff and Hazel Coker. CLEMENT ' MCATCHES1 COLDQ COUGHS UP CONFESSION A cold and a cough, today, were responsible for the confession of Mac Clement, retired wrestler, who is charged with bribery in connecf tion with the Terrell'Morris 'prize fight. When questioned Clement couldn't speak so Detective Dou' blecrossen said, Silence gives conf sent- fCon't. on Page l492j SUGGESTED GIFTS FOR FACULTY Mr. Wishard-Megaphone for chapel announcements. Mr. Shaw-jazz band. Miss Bishop-A bottle of red ink and a doughnut. Mr. Edwards-A red, red rose. Mr. Grimes-Presence of mind. Miss Crook-A knitting needle. Miss Pyron-A raveling needle. Miss Harms-A patented paper grader. Miss Nita-A class of ladyflike girls. Miss Drummond-An English translation of L'Abbe Constantin. Miss Lane-A tacky dress. Mr. justiss-'IO more keys. O. B. FISHER, Lawyer Makes Your Will Gets Your Money Stays for Supper LOST .The business end of a gold founf tain pen. If found, please leave with the librarian for Hunter Lev' erett. Use Whiskerial Shaving Cream Softens anything from rhinoceros feathers to stickers on a cactus. Leaves the face with a glossy finish and as tender as a spanked baby. arry Your Bundles ve the Trouble , ORE GROCERY On Clarksville Street , One AllfDay Sucker -with every One Dollar Purchase DARNATION CONDENSED MILK Aids Indigestion From Discontented Cows 'There's a Reason And that's no bull SCOLLIERS FAMOUS SAYINGS BY GUESS WHAT! FAMOUS HI - I YANKUM SCHOOLIANS A blare of music Painless Dentist I'll give you leave to call me anything, if you don't call me 'Handsome Harry' -Harry Ball. All ye that happy lovers be, Please ray for me. -Elizabeth A. Payne. He who dances must pay the fiddler. -Eddie Goode. My kingdom for a shoulder strap. -Tommylu Sharp. I have despised the world and yet the world has loved me. -joe Billingslea. My beauty is its own excuse for being That's all ye know in this world and All ye need to know. -Iean Stockey. Weep no more, ladies, weep no more! For I have came. -Hoyle Barr. Fame aplenty have I gained in my youth. -Charlotte Payne. Broken hearts have I left Thick as autumnal leaves that strew The brooks in Vallombrosaf' -Mavis Terrell. I wore large boots, and a tuck, as it was called then- On a saber of tremendrous length Dragging my canoe behind me. -Dorothy Townsend. I resolve to grow fat and look young 'til forty. -Kathryn Dun' can. What shall I do be forever known And make my age to be my own -Archie James. BOOK REVIEW The Eyes of the World -Miss Sally. The Call of the Wild -The bells. Slow but Sure -The P. H. S. Band. The Harvester -A. C. At' wood. Trials End -Graduation. The Untamed -All Freshmen. If Winter Comes -No heat. Freckles -Unknown. People of Importance -The Junior Class. These Charming People -Post Office Sheiks. Discordant yet entrancing The weird shriek of a trombone! A burst of laughter An atmosphere laden with Perfume, and perspiration A profusion of expensive UQ flow' ers A barbaric array of Jewels and- Silkfclad ankles, Curledfup hair, Tiarra divides, High-heeled slippers, Dresses of silver, Dresses of gre-en, And dresses of yellow, And dresses of red, All the colors Of a rainbow And a Texas Sunset- A maddening embraceg A white arm across Black broad shoulders. What is it? A picture of the Follies Bergere? A scene from Paris? A rehearsal of the Curtain Club? No! Our Junior' Senior Reception Of the near future. HOT0 McINTYRE The HifY, the club about school, announced that from this date hence no young members would be admitted. A law was passed requiring all members to be at least six months old in intellif gence and twelve years old in age. Wish Ruth Barnes would hurry up and get married. Mr. justiss says that all seven'year students will be graduated on good behav' ior. We should lose Mack Clem' ent, Billy Bills and Tolbert Mur' rah in the near future. Nominated to go to state insti- tution at Terrell: Florence Garf rett, Mary julia Armstrong, Arch' ie james, Quincy Hazelwood, Mary Alice Ayres and Joe Billingsf lea. Thingabobs: O. D. Amis is not a moron, it just runs in the fami' ily . . . Evelyn Lummus is not sun' burnt . . . How long is a string? . . . Why is an oyster? . . . Which would you rather do or slide down a bannister? USE SHUX SOAP 99 44f100'Zp poorer-it Sinks Many Famous People use soap including half the Duncan Sisters Why Not You Have you a little meanie in your home? We do bridge work and ditch dig' gin'. Try a set of our new glass teeth Use FIRE STONEBRUISED TIRES ' Good to the Last Pop More Trials per Dollar Bust in the Long Run 'It's just a Tube Ad Phone 22022 BEN BILLS JITNEY SERVICE Call and We Answer We Never Meet a Teacher OLD MOLD CIGARETTES Not a Puff in a Carload What an Aroma. You'd walk a mile from one They Satisfy Qone's enoughj Reach for a Bucket instead of a sweet Drive A CONSTIPP 8 'I ran IOOO miles on one gallon of oil. CCastor Oilj signed Mrs. Frequently This car has a wonderful pick-up, especially blondes. When better dames are made this car will make them. Why bring that Hupp? Axe the Man who Owns One Did you shave this morning or Gillette 'em grow? Try an AUTO FLOP SAFETY RAZOR and you'll have a close shave We have many satisfied survivors Used exclusively by the Smith Brothers and the House of David min: 10101 34 1 1102: 3 ui xi nioioiuia Quin f Y. I x- ioiaioiniolpoz 10101 ' TO THE OWL STAFF S . ll. r . , I AND STUDENTS OF Eg :Nl 'Y N' JY IMI! l 'Y X ll l I I Q. X 1 ll'-, Ll' .Ill ff hfll. ,AI TI . :mu lvl- -I -'Ag gg- za- - xx - 'llll'-ll ll I ,, HAI' l will ll' 1 X . 'lf ii' I-ll'-I Sk f 4? fiiT'A ei2i I ,. PARIS HIGH SCHOOL We want to congratulate you on such a splendid year hook, and hope that you will treasure your copy and appreciate the many pleasant memories: it will bring in the years to come. 9 As in the past, may Your Home Store continue to be your preference in the future . . . as we strive to better serve your needs each year with STYLERIGHT, QUALITY MERCHANDISE I YOUR HOME DEPARTMENT STORE -n-n-n141-01n-n-u-n-u-o-u- 1 -- 1101111111111 1 1:11 11111031114 oz: 020103111011119ioialioioinimliuixvioin U l U U ALL HAIL I A A II TOTHL E GRADUATES OF Q l 1935! i I I I To the graduates of 1935' we extend our con' ' gratulations and best wishes. For you to have : ' ssf ll 'tt' 'ned this first im ortant ste in ' succc u y tl ai p p A your career is deserving of our highest com' i mendation. every hope for the future be realized. May your every dream come true, and your ' RODGFFS-WADE ! FURNITURE Co. We Make a House a Home E I 1141 1 3 :mini 111 11111 1 101:52 COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS SL CO. ni 141 11101 211311111 101110301011 o 9.0rioitI111:4rirnianimvirriarimvicvi101010141 Seniors. we congratulate you! We have served you through school. May we have the pleasure of continuing t do so? 9 0,0 nioioicninifnicwioirnioianioicxiuvioioimn 02010103 1ur1zr14x1ms11x1un1irini1 Dress Well and Succeed lWEN's FURNISHINGS Q 0,0 ninioiuinininimuxniuxuzoifnioiozoia ionic1uixrioioirniurioizrinin COOK JEWELRY CO. East Side Plaza Quality Iewelry Reasonably Priced Elgin and Bulova Watches uioiuininiuinioiniuiuinirrinioioia F113111011114v1n1u1o1u1o1n111 ni 111: 1 1 1 :1 1 n1oqno1 1:1 v1 1 :1 1:1 11:11 E i 3, 2: ! lDe Are Graduates, Tool ! Q ! ! l You are the graduates of the Class of 1935! We wish to extend you a hearty congratulaf l tion for attaining another goal in your now tender careers. May your next obstacle he overcome i with as great a success. ! We are the graduates to a claws of merchandise, service, and courtesy that has already won ' lame! We wish no more than to he at your service in helping you choose your needs in thc . coming years. ' I R 9 Nl D E fi E l ' , 5 61121 i Q: O AA I2 A N Y g Phone 2424 The Department Store ol Paris, Texas ! U osc2AR E. MEANS ! l H Staple and Fancy Groceries 1 , , - ! MOBILOI L AL MOBILGAS U PM F5355 ggeiilggftablss g E 3651Pl1Ones2f's66 i XV, A, QAXVTHON, Agent E vim: :Q-....:..-..:.,:..:......:..-.:.1 10: i Q .,..:.:..:..:..:..:.,:i.:..:.,:..1.,:..:.:Z ' , . ' l l Q Magnolia Petroleum IIARISIAN HAT SHOP i N G fiom many 2 2 Miiiinay Hvsiffy I -1 II II i 5 : : Lingerie G1ftS ! - ! East Side Plaza Paris, Texas l U ll o:oi1n1u1u1u1n1 1 1 1111 1n1n1i1i1w:4 o:ox14i1-9111101 1 1 11111 1 1:11 1:11 1 .Zen-rogue-14,1-v1 ann101011-104904-U11-10101.Q, gstqpounganirclvill-2 212 C0022 2 2 2 2 2 II II g Thanks, Jack Ace Purnell, star V i reporteirof the News, for the briefs D R I N IX C and publicity. NVQ appreciate the : c 5 interest you took in our hook, . o'o 2 2 2 2 1 -i-11 ii 0111.115 2 .jelq-uuqnu1.1-i1i,1n1n101n101 1 1 qn:1u:.-ig, U - . II U Q Q Congratulations to H H ! 1935 Graduates H H Q H H STERILIZED g SHARPE PRINTING CO. E i - 3 x1 1:1 o1o1n 11: 1 n 1 u1o1o1u1n1 010101 ning Q 0.0 ' 0,0-10-N -. -1 1 i-N--1-1111 -.sq .qu-.sr 1111111111111 F11111111 11 1 1 1111111101011 11111111 111:91 1011 11 At the threshold of Life's Journey, we extend each of you our congratulations with sincere wishes for a future-rich in accomplishments FW exas Power SL Light Co. Providing for the 'Texax of Today Planning for the Texas of 'Tomorrow 1111111111 11 1 111 111111111 11-11'1111111111o11 1011111111 11111111111111111111111111111 11111. Our heartiest congratulatirns to the entire Student Body of Paris High School CORNER DR UG STORE 11111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111000 viiviinieritvilifrioiei 11:9 11111111111111111411111111o1a IX' 111111-1111111-nf1:11111111qp11qp11: 121111111 11111111111111r1111111111l11411oi11i4 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1935 TERRELIXS HORSE K MULE BARNS West Price Street 0 1 0.0 1 1 1 11 11111111111111111111111111111111n1n1o11 -11:114-11:11:1,:11q11:1.:111-11:11.-11211: 1:1-1-f 4. l ! l r r l ! ! J ! ! ! ! i i li. Call Us For Real Taxi Service HARRELL BROS. 1111111111 1 11111111111111111111111101 Goodyear Tires and Tubes, Willard Batteries M1-c:1.AIN's SERVICE STATION 40 Lamar Ave. 4 Washing Phone 255 Lubricating 422 l'HONEf- --2422 55' Bonham St. 24 Hour Service ir- IDFAI BAKING 5-25.1 354, , ' 1 ' -.: LO. 1111 1111111-'nga'-11111111111111 1 11114 ,:, ,:,, SAM VVEISS Distributor GULF REFINING PRODUCTS Get Gulf and Get Ahead 11111 11 1111111411 1411010101011 1411011 11111111 1111111111111111111111i11111111o1 1--111 1111111111 11'1u111111111111111111 .1 .1 111 111 1 11 1111 111111111111 11111 1 111111911111 HARRY L. BAKER GENHRAI. 1NsURANcE 209 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 817 D. H. BAKER FURNITURE CO. 15 North Main Street all 11 1 11111111u1u1111111u1111010101914 ':'11o1111u1o14o:n 114111029 0:0111 'snioierioiojuf 11111411 11:11:11: 1411 1n1o11.1m.1 110101111 11o1o1:11f11l11n1n1u1u 11411n1n1i11l11111o1u 1n1l11n1411411n1aio1111l1qnn1411r.1n1n1..1. 111 11 114 DRI-SHEEN CLEANING A SPECIALTY Men's Suits and Ladies ' Dresses Cleaned and Pressed in Clean Naptha Shirts Laundered Beautifully I COOK SL COKER Phones 32 and 33 .l I ' 1111 1 -----1-- -1 - E E iiiiiii 1111011110111 1 1 1 ' HENSHAXV ICE CREAM CO. i Get Your H I ! Delicious Ice Cream in All Flavors Conoco Bronze Gasoline A Sandwiches Chili From Uuhe mow 5 15 Clarksville st. Phone zza WASHING GREASING gm:.,:.,:..:..:..:..:.:: I I :..:..-..:..:.... VBXATTERY SERVICE . CONOCO slilwlclz i STATION Q , Ea? K I S 1 g FORD PRODUCTS 22nd au man ktrcetb i E Watch the Fords Go Byi' FAI'rH9S BEAUTY SHOP g g Ray Garrison at Truman Garrison We Cater to Students E E S. E. Corner Plaza Phone 2075 : g Tire VulcanizingT 1 h 683 Battery Service - A eep one 1q14:1mun 1411 1 1 1 111 1a11l11l11l11lqa o:4l11n1:1r11 1014111:11:1111111111-11r11r11r:1 - -.-. ---. -- - --.-. HOW OLD IS THE OWL? 3 5 GAIBIQEATH -DEWEESE 2 Y ' 5. PROCK If we have ever missed a copy. S U please forgive us - 3 INSLIRANCE T H Fire Tornado Accident. Plate Glass JOHNSOIN- II U ' y CO. U U Bonds and Liabilities -' 1 U II On Lamar Avenue- Since 1899 i Q 509410 First Natl. Bank Bldg. U I in11u1r11c1is11r11n1i11l11rrum11n1o1i11n1oim 1 1101111 Q . . THE CENTENNIAL LIFE INSURANCE I COMPANY, IHC. OF TEXAS Strongest Life Insurance Company of its Kind in North Texas Q Prompt Service-Organized 1922-Lowest in Cost W. A Home Institution The Best Buy C. FRANCIS, President BUD MORGAN, VicefPresident J. A. MCCRUM, Cashier MRS. W. C. FRANCIS, Sec'y.-Treas. M. W. BUYERS, Director W. C. FRANCIS. Jr., Asst. Sec'y.'Treas. 1111411oin11u1l11l11i11l11l1: pn: 11: 1411 1 11: in11111111m11n1n1411i11i11o1 uioiuiuiuioic I1I1r o 0.0 II o:o:.1 1:1 101111 1 1 1 1:1 1 1:1 1 .., I I 9 ' ' I I ' . S ,' . I 3 oooh toll lllll Q OBINII A BITB TU EAT I AT 10, 2, I I . . H PAIIIS DH.. Plul'I'IuH 3 V V 'I I IIUI IILING LU. 3 .IOHN BARNES, Alamigvt- 5 .2 2 :..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..: I.: X H I.:i:..: :.,:.: :..:..: E :Az 2 : : : ' I U Thmfe who IInOw preliei' ICE REFRIGERATION . . U . ,. IIEE-GER PAIINTS E SIIIIIHEIIN ICH COMPANY g .if il lilll!llllllilllUl0l0llllUl0l1llIlj'l GLASS, XVALLPAPER i .: : : : :.:..:.,:.,:..:..: : : :::.: E IN PARIS IT'S i Y w 2 1 Y 1 9 1 ALILAANIJILH I H A L lx B IJ B BOOII CO. IQEIYCFRY e Have It , .. ..-. ----- - - -.-1- Jin' ..:fini.IQII-..:..Q..:.t-..Q H I' IHS I IIHRIS I IAN CHIIIIIIH : P2 If. T .ZS CONGRATULATIONS AND ll 'N' CW E PRESLEY F. HERNDON, Minister BEST WISHES : .L , ,, , U et no man despwe thy youth. fl Tim. 4:12 TO AI-L STUDENTS E :Az 2 : :,:..:..:..: :Az :..:..:..:..: PLAZA - LAMAII-GIIAND H YI- 5 - X! - - - - - -'- - -'Z rw 1, 1 1 C Om .: ere you I .' d Jhc U yOu were elected Presidegtgy surprise V II II Always a Gimd Show Archie: I'lI say. My acceptance speech D nearly ICII Out Of my hand. 1:1 1 1u1II-iIr-U-l-1- - 1 1 1 1 - H - ij -H-H151 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 SPUHIIIING GOODS MPPH5 IkQVhhlE?,SfY- A ouse: a . 1 1 ' ' Lihha: I sid I as I I HIWAUQIIARTIWR5 U MOIIsc: AOIII, sLII'IIIHI'IlIuiIIIIcrey yOu home. I FOR SPAIAIBINKQ GUODS 2 thought yOu said yOu were hungry. WC have in Kwik PV?-If Item ncccssary fmt U There was Once a young fellow named Perkins, our 'ffm team ' gsfho had quite a passion fOr gherkins, 3 A di . . FOOTBALL. BASKET BALL. TRACK. U H2Lg1tgyriIIeIlyT5iI?ece, BASEBALL' TENNIS- and GOLF U Vvfhieh pickled his Internal wcmrkings. f 1 ll I , I S I 2 SP4 ARIIJ LO' U It isn't school. he said. It is just the prin' Bonham Street -..-.I-..-.,-..-.I- I-..-..-..-..- - -.....-..g. :Ipnl of thc thingf' I1u1o1O1u1n1u1u1 I1n1O1I 1111: 1111111 bidi lillitiitlitliiililllilillilt101151-I it nm:1n1: 11:11 1 1 1 1: 1 india 1:1u1n14x1414 4, u H H U U U FERTILIZIC YOUR LAWN U II with U U SOUTHLAND,S COTTON ' l S E E D M E A L U U U Home of U U TRADE XVITH U Good Shoes and U U .Q' ' ' wr 1 1 ' J, H'-'-my U U Pla flu HUMPHHIIuS CO. U 16 North Side Plaza , Paris, Texaas E The Peoples Friend E 1u1n1o1o1o1n14:11:1u1u1u1u1uini1IGH .14 o:o:1o1u1u1o1u1n14:101111o1n1n1n14:1u1n ,gg ll II 1 , ll LANGFORD MOTOR CO. N E ROSS ILII: It MOTOR CO. H Dodge, Plymouth, Firestone Tires E E lisUICK'TERRAPI.ANE E Sales and SCYWCE E E Sales and Service 24 Hour Service Phone 1100 i Phone 462 77-79f81 Bonham St. I RALPH VVILSON U U Paris' Largest Retail Grocer U U Carlton: Do you like the simple things? U Market Square ll II Margie: As you proposing? ' Groceries, Feed, Seed, Market E E i Paris, Cooper, Roxton, Honey Grove E i :nz:,:.,....,:..:..:..:.,:.,:..:..:..:.,: :.,:..5 H -u- - - . E A school annual a great invention: i ---.,-.,-..:.,:.,: :..:..:.,:.,:-.:..:.:: :.9. S Th I I M cl h fl N 3 1 w w 1 U U Thi incriiiar ggceiss Tall ttlize rdiidiey, ! HOLLnII4J And the staff gets all the blame. i Quality Shoe Repairing 19th and Price Streets Paris, Texas E 5 ! :..:1.:.::..:.i:.,:..:t.: 2 :..:..:.i:..:..:..g. E h Mothtelrzt were you so late? Did you g C ave a a ire- G II Daulghter fdreamilyj: Oh, I'd hardly call ' - - ' h' . Williams-Burgess lm t at I 1 DRUGS U 2 ' I have two wooden legs. Do you suppose 1 U that I can get life insurance? S V U, U fu You dont' want life insuranceg you want ' , ire insurance. Registered Pharmacists U presC,-ipti0.,15,DTug5,Sund-,ies E lgene: There is one thing I like about my i . , . - lf - - A Tflal will Convmce I g Hunter: i'What is that? I H Gene: The boy she goes with. ' PHONE 347-348 13 Lamar Ave. 0:0 1111111 ioiuiuioioi 111101111111 o 01409 To The Students of Paris High School: 6e' Q For two- years you have come to nie for your pictures, and I have made a sincere effort to please you. I have enjoyed my :ontact with you. and I want you to feel free to call on me at any time for any help or service I can render you in the future. I thank you for your patronage, and hope to he of service to you again. GQQQ THE PHGTO HOP 1011 in 1 1 Qi 1------- 1 A UNLIMITED MILK MARKET U l - 1 H H LAMAR CHEAMILRY U U NAUMAN oREENHoUsEs Q '22 I:NIHI-'IlI-:HI--I-1:-'Im- I H .-.,: I : :.,:.,:.,:.,:..:.,:..:..:.,: I: Say It With Flowers and D Say It With Ours D E H H BEAUTY SHOPPE 439 Pine Bluff Phone S61 H We suggest a Permanent for Graduation E Mezzanine Floor, Caddel's STUDEBAKER FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS The Car with the Million Dollar Ride 2 E AND LOAN ASSUQIATION As low as S834 Delivered in Paris : OF oscixn DUNAGAN, miller Q U 16 CWSVIIIC Stfeff Corner 20th and Kaufman PM15- Texas 10111101uinzuiuznznzn1010101011111 .ga 2:02ininin1uini-viniuzuzuiniuiuiui Il II , . , 7, 7 lv ' 2 2 MAI.. '1'S1.I . I I. RAINEX LONE tx eo. U U 1f1RSTA,3g5NefHv1f F GENERAL INSURANLE T d B A .. -- -l 2 : ire n tte S ' 28 S M Wigan You Lose' We Pugh 17 Q Washing aeild rglreazlihge ' am t' one 4 U 68 South Main 111111-11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1. 11 1111111111 1010101111011111 Sincere Congratulations and Best Wislies to THE OVVL STAFF The Faculty and Entire Student Body of PARIS HIGH SCHOOL PARIS-LAMAR COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 11 1 11111111111111111110101 1 PARIS MILLING CO. PARIS SPECIAL FLOUR SPECIAL X DAIRY FEED 11: 11 11 11 1111111111111 1111111 1 1 .of Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1935 202 YELLONV CAB CO. SKIDMORE E! HOPPER 111 11111110111111111111111111 111 .29 1 1 1 1 1 11 11111 111111111111111101111111111111111111111 .1 - wg. 1 1111111011111111111111111111 1 11 GIBRALTAR HOTEL L. B. CAMPBELL, Mgr. Paris, Texas 200 Rooms of Service. Comfort. and Hospitality 11111111111111111111111110111111101 111 MURPHY-PROVINE LUMBER CO. THE HOME OF THOSE 300'A SHINGLES AND LUMBER SMOOTH AS A SMILE 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1o'o 1101 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111 EAT AND DRINK AT NOBLES Closest and Most Economical 11 1 111111111111111111111 1111111 10101511 111111 THE POET'S CORNER Ben be nimble. Ben be quick, Ben fell over the cand1e'stick. Ben Burnie. Hickoryfdickeryfdock, Two mice ran up the clock, But when they got there The cupboard was bare, And Jill came tumbling after. Cod made the earth and rested then: God made woman. and rested again: God made woman at man's expense: Neither God nor man has rested since Go ask Papa, the maiden said: But the young man knew that her Papa wa dead. 1 0 10:9 S 4..- -1 And he knew the life that her Papa had led So she knew that he knew what she meant when she said: Go ask Papa. Life is real, life is earnest, Let us strive to do our best, And departing, leave behind us, Notebooks that will help the rest. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 111 1 1111111101111-01 1111111111111 111111 1014111111111 1111 111111 1111 Those who are wise shop at 3--Beal l Brothers--3 11111111111111: P ES 0:011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 LYON-GRAY LUMBER CO. The Price Is Right Phcne 278 128 Clarksville 1111 111111111111 111111 1 1111111111111 :o11:10111111101 1 1011 11111111111111111111 e grind lenses of greatest scientific preci sion and accuracy. Bring your Doctor :- Pre scription to us. Our prices are economical GUY S. CALDVVI'fLI, Optical Dispensary 111 111111 1111101011111 1 11111 1111 11 11 11 1111111+11111111111111111 11 11 11 111:11-11111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 up-qu-.114-11:.1:11:11qp11q-11:-1-11.-1--11.-11-1-4. .3 SOUTHERN CLEANING 62 DYE XVORKS We Clean 'Em Clean 100 Lamar Avenue Phone 198 1111111111111111 1111 1 111111111:111111:1:v:Q 1 31111111111411:1111111111111111111111 11:1 111 4. H. G. WHEAT COMPANY Accountants and Federal Tax Consultants 31142 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 1983 1111111111111111411111111111111 111111111111:1:o:o 1101 11 11 1111 1111111 11111 11111 1 111111 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 J. C. HATHAWAY GENERAL INSURANCE . 11150 0:0101 111 1 1 1 1111 11 1 1111 1:1111 CHRYSLER 81 PLYMOUTH HUGH PALMER MOTOR CO. . 11111 1 -111111111111111111111111111 11114 211111411111111111111411111111111111111111111111 First Methodist 'Church HOMER T. FORT. Pastor Where Young People Are Always Wanted And Welcome Q 'Q' 111111 1 1111111111111111111 1111411 1011 :1911111111111111111111111111111111112111111 Well Informed Young-'Women . Always Prefer PERKINS BEAUTY 'SHOP For all kinds of Beauty Service 111111 111 1111111111 11111 1111 11 111111111111111 1-111 111:12 : : : : I --1211: ...-1.3. DOES GABLE NVEAR TOXVNCLAD CLOTHES 'Z Frankly, we don't know . . . but women dc go crazy about wellfdressed men! Penney: Townclad Suits are favorites with fellows who appreciate smart style. Good looking fab' rics! Smart fit! and the price won't break the bank roll! S19.75! Try one on today! I PENNEY'S 111111111 1111111111111111 1 11111024 4.1:1.:..:..-.,-..-1.-1.-.1-..1-.,-..-..-..-.1-..- AMIS BROTHERS CO. XVholcsale Fruits and Vegetables Phone 1788-1331 ' o . 0,0 11111 11111 1111111111111111111111111111 111111 -1:11111111111111111111111111111111111 - 1111-1111.-111111:1111 Gold Standard Shoes PORTER'S CENTRAL SHOE STORE Paris. Texas BABCOCK BROS. AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY HOME OF BRUNSWICK TIRES PHONE 196 PARIS, TEXAS Plumbing, Heating. Quality, Service VV. H. TURNER DOMESTIC ENGINEERING Phone 353 57 Clarksville St. Gas Fitting Repairing 11111111111111111 11111 11 111111111141 1111 c :1:111111111111:1111111111111111111111111 1-11 1 3, 4 0 1119.0 o 1 0.0 1111. 1 1 11111111111111111111 11111911 CLEM LUMBEH Co. Complete Line of LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 308 Corner Mill and Kaufman Streets 0.011111.1101111111111111111111111 1011111.11111 0101111-n101u1n1111010111101n1o1u1u1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111.1 PARIS GROCER COMPANY wHo1.EsA1.E unocirzns Distributors Pure Food Products Del Monte Canned Fruits and Empsoifs Brand Canned Vegetables Mrs. Tueker's Shortening and Maxwell House Coffee BRANCHES: SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX. CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS HUGO, OKLAHOMA PARIS, 'TEXAS MCKINNET, 'TEXAS IDABEL, OKLAHOMA GREENVILLE. 'TEXAS WE SUPPLY ALL HOMEOWNED STORES 1:1 1114 is 10101v1u1n1n1010101011:1n1n1o1o1w1n1n1 1 1 1 11 1 11111 11111 1:r1n1u11:1I:1u1u1u1n1o1u1n1u 1 NORMENT SL BROAD GENERAL INSURANCE Liberty National Bank Bldg. Protectors of Paris Property since 1889 110111111 ni 111 11110141 11:1 11 11:11n:u1u1u101u1u1u1:r1u1ucn-rin HOLLYWOOD SHOP Wl1ere Smart Clothes Need Not Be Expensive 1 111141: 10111 111:11 v1 u1n14:1uo:o o:on1u1m1x1m1o1- 11 1-1:1 1 11111111111 NORTH EAST TEXAS MOTOR FREIGHT LINES Inc. Serving North East Texas Phone 718 IF YOU BELIEVE T IN YOUR SCHOOL, YOU MUST ALSO BELIEVE IN YOUR TOVVN AND ITS BUSINESS INSTITUTIONS NVE INVITE AND XVELCOME YOUR CONSIDERATION AND PATRONAGE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Two Kinds of Interest Personal and ZW Per Cent 1 310 1 u 1 0 1 01 o1n11:1o1u1u 111141 11110 CITY STEAM LAUNDRY EXPERT 1.AUNnEnEP.s MASTER CLEANERS AND PRESSERS W. A. BILLS K. SHIRLEY Prop. Mgr. PHONES 21-22 FUR STORAGE GEL LAUNDRY low if lar 110111111 1i1n1u1u1 1 1:1 1:11011 a Q 'Q' 11111 101111 1111 111 11: 0:01101 111111111 1 1111111111 1 11dn111111111 1 1 1 1:1 1 1111 1 1 1 111111 1 11 VVe wish to thank the following physicians and professional men for their loyal support of the Owl. They are our friends, and we appreciate their interest in our efforts. DR DR DR DR. DR DR DR DR A. L. JONES B. F. THIELEN J. L. LEVERET T E. H. STARK T. E. HUNT R. L. LEVVIS J. M. HOOKS SCOTT D. HAMMOND DR. O. XV. ROBINSON DR. E. GOOLSRY DRS. GRIFFIS K CRIFFIS DR. DR DR DR J. E. FULLER E. P. DICKSON O. E. HAYES O. R. O'NEILL 1:1 1 1 1 1:1111 1111 11 02.11111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 VV. VV. STAPLES JEWELER Dependable Jewelry at 11 Fair Price 4 Clarksville Street Service That is Satisfactory To you is our watcliword Wheii we have failed it will he considered a favor if we are given an opportunity to ad' just it. :In 1 1111 11 1 111 0:0111 1 11 11 aze -..---1- -1- 1.1- - -1.3 020111111111 Helen: When the Spaniards Came to explore the coast of California. why didn't they make use ot the Panama Canal? Mary: They didn't know it existed. Prof. justiss: And so. students, we come te the conclusion that nothing is impossible. Archie: Well, I'd like to see you run this umbrella down your throat and open it. :1- :nz : : 1-1-1: : -,1.1 -1.11 ,:,, Congratulations to the Class of 1935 PALACE DRUG STORE MAKE OUR FOUNTAIN YOUR MEETING POINT Phone 379 Northeast C mrner of Plaza 101, 1 111111 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 Home of Bulova Watelics Plated-Sterling Silver Fine China RONHAM STREET JEWELRY STORE 1111111111111111111111111.s 0:1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 EVERYTHING FOR SPORTSMEN I.INDSAY'S SPORTING GOODS v 'Q' 1 11111111 1 PARIS. TEXAS 1011111111111 11 1111 111 1111111 1111111111111 1111111111111111111111111 111 1 111 C. uf mieherzw an we rx ? of UR associations throuqh Hiqh School Dans have been pleasant ones, and we hope to meet each of qou often in the future, either in qour future school life or in the business world. Peerless Printing Compaq PRINTING - QULING - BINDING UTHOGRAPHING ' offlff SUPPLIES Paris. Teffas MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT The most famous sword maker of the 16th century was Andrew Ferara, an Italian. Hammering every part of the blade from steel of his own manufacture . . . his swords exist today as masterpieces of his art. When a man makes a product of the finest quality, it is with pardonable pride that he places his name upon it. The maker's imprint, accompanied by tradi- tions of skill and high standards the customer's guarantee of highest quality and satisfaction. Emulating the old masters of sword making, Southwestern craftsmen put their finest work into every engraving bearing the SWECO imprint. It is your guarantee of painstaking care . . . of a superior printing plate. We are proud to proclaim that the engravings in this volume were made by Southwestern craftsmen. 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