Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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From ltie time stuctcnts enter tiigti sctioot untit their gractuation tticy are in constant association with ttic Enggtisti ctepairtincnt. The Ezigtisti courses inctuctc gimninrir. composition. American titera- lurc. anct English titcrntnrc. To accornrnoctatc the neects ot ttic stuctents eteven teachers conduct the ttiirty-six ctasses of ttiis ftcpartment. Miss Biggerss ttwirct perioct soptwomore ctass. featuring ,to Ann Dcvtinestudying? . . . The freshmen stiow time other stuctes tiow to stucty . . . tinggtisti IHA studies punctuation . . . ttiosc tivcty juniors cto go to tfngtisti ctasses once in nwtwite . . .sturtcs afstewing in ttie titurary . . . Miss Croot: reacts an inspiring pocln . . . guy. cton,t they ever slutty anything taut tingtisti around tiers? miami

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. . ,. ,, , . 1 I: .ie MISS LOUISE BEATIE B. A.g M. A. English MISS ERMA JEAN BIGGERS B. A. Englisli Pep Leader Sponsor MISS MATTIE BELLE CROOK .B. A.. M. A. English MISS ELIZABETH HARMS B. S. E. Eiigliali I Sponsor of Scninx' Ringf Sponsor of Senior Invitations MRS. GRACE LATTIMORE Librarian MISS GERRY MCCOY B. A. English MISS MARY FRANCES RIDLEY B. A, English ,Ay Iunior Class Sponsor Ii MISS ELIZABETH SAYLOR B. S. English Librarian Page Twelve

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MISS MARGIE MCCUISTION B. S. Englisll Speech Curtain Club Sponbor Tournament Play Director Speeeld is fl valualnle l'um11r'l1 ml ill'lyO1'l9.S Cclumlimm, lm' tlwe alpilily lo spealc luluenlly and Correctly slwoulfl lme flevelopecl lay ex'cry4me.. Speeclm l leurlwes llde clillllerenl lypes ol pulnlir' speak! ing, wllile Speerilw lll cleals with clrurmxlivs. lwtli Wriling amcl ending. Vlllwr- spec-elm vlasses prescnl llwe Pllournament play, llwe nmjm' clramnlni pmrlllrlion Ol? llle year. mul they nlsw lm-sc-11l many inlc-1'esl,i1'1g cllapel programs. one nl' wl1ic:l1 is always ffrwmposecl ol plays wrillen lay llu- sluclenls llwemselvcs. rl-'lTe Curluin filula, em oulgrrwwllm ol' llue speeflw rlepmlmc-nl. is ummposenl mostly of seniors wlwo aclcllto tlTeir mcmlJcr5l1ip lay-blefliwll il mnmller ul' unuflc-rrlswsmen. FX vnricly ol' programs. in- Clurlimg plays, lallisl rezxclingsl amcl mllsifzll zmcl clamce IllIIl1llCI'S, are presenlecl nl llic- semi-mrmllwly meelirmgs. The plays presenlecl lor lluc Vluln are clirerlecl lay sluflc-mls ol gpeerlm III, wlm influcle in llwe casls memlners ol llme rlulu witll sluclenls rvl' Speech l lAGi.lllII'Cfl. Vlllme mum of llw Vlllll is lO iI1lCrCSl sluclenls in clramalivs :xml pulmlic spealaing. 'lllue Speech class Qix'eS.il5 uncliviflecl ' l',I1llOl'l lo tlwe Spenlxer . . . Curluin Clulu Presiclenf, ' I -' 1 lvlarv l'5Fll'llil1CEiCl, liel S ll1G-lI'CflSlIl'Gf coll ' ICS . . . Two sreues lrom flue Cl1I'lSlIIlilS Jlav with 7 , P J I . Virginia llunler ancl' alslygf umplmell Q very glmrl pe1'le1'ma1'1c:es. xl Page Fourteen