F 2 Z gl 5 2 l x -v gg ., if . n S: .S E :Q 5.5 5 F A Q BQ i 3 1 L? 25,33- Q 'Q 7 ' Xy bl-QP' 'ab' f QQ A QVQJZSZZJQI I vsxwmq ...SU- Ai 1f,:!41? ',vN+: ., ,.'l Q' A edge allegiance to the Fla U of 9Ul'llt9d States 0fAll19l'lCH a and to the Republlc for which It --. pf w- nstands one natlon lndlvlslble, Mlth hherty and Justice for all ixifrwxxlx-fwfr:-A-x'x'fe We .v-,. - ,QF V . Q L 4 l ., -Q Q , , p D P , 'Q L 1 , 'gg 157 4 , 4 .1 ,Q ' .5 ' - -fa SQ 2 .-- x x T 9' H ,-si' , 'Z I ,V l l , N X .x . I r x. Ng -114. ot dv' 1- .,, . 1 l'l .Q can 1 u-llllu 4 1 x- I Iv V 'f- -1 - ff' ,I 'xkwn - ' Q . I' ,X N If I O , , S J 0 O I I O O l O F 9 l it 0 0 0 0 I . PM T V, Q. 'vt arg. ' a , it ' Since this 1943 Owl is honoring four branches of the Armed Forces of the United States, we have chosen as .ougiial troductory page four graduates of Paris High School represent' ing each of the divisions. Lieutenant fj. g.j Ralph Webb' df ,the Navy, Lieutenant Robert C. Beardgn of the Air Corps, .Lieutenant James S. Griffin of the Army, and Lieutenant W. Kyle Gillespie of the Marines are four of the many graduates whom we honor.and admire for the job they are carrying on for us. May they achieve this victory for which we work and for vvhich they fight. - , .A f d A - - . Q ,Ag lyk. . jf.. Patti Bess Lummus Ecfilor-in-fwhief Bonnie Ruth Majors Business hlanager Miss Martha Hankins Sponsor r's Hate This is your Xvrir Ou-I of IQ-134a hook prepared during times when small things like high school puhiicalions seem relatively unimportant. Vxfe feel, however, that this I9-I5 Owl will he a prizeci possession of an stucientsg for it is fieslineci to he- Come an aihum in future years to take you harlc to the hectie war years of '42 and '45 -with pirtures anci names of high svhooi friends whom you may never soc again. in planning The I9-15 Qwl, we interspersed patriotism with the seasons. We have done our utmost to refieet the surging spirit of the stucients of Paris High School. Some of our stuctents will go on to fame and glory, some to ohiivion. Here, within the pages of this hook, hoth are forever Caught anci held in the glorious, goiclen pattern of the school. The 1945 Owl is now in your hands-let it speak for itself. DEDICATION lo all Former students ol Pans Hl h School now lo U the Htmed lorees ol their l eoootro, we, the statt ot l943,resoeettoHo oodrev- ereoHo dedlootethlsthit- tleHtedlHon ol'lhe Owl' FALL Img Aclnminislmliml and Varlllly A,,, , 5 ITUUIIHH ' . , .. A , , I 3 LIIICICFCIZISSITICII ...,.,.AA . 23 SUIJIINIIICPIVS L20 Ijl'CSI1INCIl SU WINTER Haskcllmu ,,A,A,,,,,,...,..,,,,, ...,... 3 7 Mlysiml l1ifll1r'alicm1'1 , .. , 543 Jllllillfi , .-H C,jl'QE1Ili!illiHllS ,, ,,-17 SPRING l:ilYUlAilf'S, ,, . C9 SC'llfUI'S ,. . TT Hmmm' Sluclcrmls , .... ,.,.,....,. 9 4 lIlll'I'Si'I1OI?lSlif' I.Qng3110 . ,H H05 TIM- Owl Slnfvf ,,,,,,A .....,.,,A I Q6 Vl.C'llIli' , UO SUMMER NIS R, NIO! Alla-r'clr11c's ,A,,,,,,A,, 102 SIIFIIJSIWUIS , V ,104 M. , H NW! '15, iii X-if --'-2 W Af swf! ffm I fax!! f f QF M 29 Alflffvll fflki Q' n N Ulf U. 'F , M az. M it 3 if ? 'iff fir? if 1 , , V. ' 5' f 4 3 :Q if is 'Sf M M, Q if A ,L , ' Ha ' -WQHQBM, Q I 2 .VNU 1 gays fi 3+ , X ' if . ' 'S-4.1 v 'gg- REQ? fe .1-. , , . 'Xi Uh .gi , . ,... -'z31?si:1ff'l- fjgzk X A vt 2--g' M ' gzuf 11 1 i I ,XL f if .Q .5 f x.,.x, W., , R K 1 fi 5, .., NI H A, 5 K wi' 1 K e X 1 y it W 1 H J '11, I JIU!!! ,Y Nw ,E Q. rigi wff' AX' -Y . - -K. X K Ax x lolz I 1,71 ,QV lv .ff- fr 'E 4 5? ,Nuff JOY' .2-23' ' '7f 11's 0 'f' 0117. Qffff-'.fh E2 3 5 s. 'Xml 0 . . . Weheginthehe-grind I. ixir. may :mil limi zmiiumi mwimi iff issi1iiug'Iur'i4c-:N Q. Ronin911flflrf'QiSiVflfifHl 3. The frvshim-il rc-volvo urouncl ixliss fivr'Vci's. i, They ionic so-is-ra anxious In gel iiwsc- iwoiasi 5. Uxxlhfll ivmii mm i rvnci this six wwiqs, Mrs. l,anliiv11fwf1-if Ia. Inirrwriuring 0110 Of our new Ivnriwrs, Niiss XViIS1iN. . Hleei The Bo SSBS fl. to 1-.J Mr. Mayer, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Chamnces, Mr. Boswell, Mr. Alford, Mr. Criffilli, Dr, Stephens, Mr. Hathaway, This infuriuail picture wus snapped :it ,i summer meeting nf' the hmird. School Board Presichilii ilviiry IF ixhiyvi' Yim'i'fIji'csimlviii fi. ixillrphy gvrrvlziry ,ie fi. lhilhfnwuy Mr. Henry IJ, ixiuyvr, pix-siciviil ul ilu- hcmril. has scrvcrl ins an iiivinhvi' for uvcr lhirlyesvven years ami as iis prcsiclenl hir ilw pusl sixlccii years. Xvic'v-mcsich-iil R. O, ixhirxhy has rc'iirlvi'cLi l his servivcs lui' thi- piisl iiilccii yours, mimi Mr. J. f. lliilimxwiy. lhc sc'c'i'0lzii'y, has scixui lin' lon years. fhhcr mvi1iiwi's iiirhirh- Dr. I., H. Sl:-phviis. hir. ,i. lla, fhinvilh, CU. Pmiwswvll, uncl Mr. ,loss IS. Alimil. lm-ii ol lhcsv mon is nppi'0i'iui0ci mir' rcspvvlcrl hy ihv sluch-nl hmiy, ivmqiilly, :incl vulvrs fur his lime- ami resuiirres Qin-ii su willingly iii the pmimiiifm ul' ai hm-llc-i' svhfml sysim-iii. Principal and Superintendent lh-rc wi- sci- Siipcriiilcmh-iii XX. il. fhumm-ss ami Priiiripzil lhumns 5. .hisiisshs lhc' slznii pimlngiiipher simp- IFCKI lhCili llllflllgj UNC ui UTPIIA llifliiy 1'HIlIi'i'K'I1K'C'S i'Ullf'CI'liA ing lhc wr-Haro ul Ihr- sliicieiiis. uh' x xl' 1 ' F ' 5' A 1 ' ' u 'I x K lush ul Lcvpiiig lhc' iiiziiiwily wi' mir sllirlviiis un ihc- slrziighi imc' imriwm' path ami eil lhc- sumo limi- piwiiiriliiw imciere slamlingg lwiww-ii inrliily mir' sliiclc-iils. lizivh has iiiliiileri his chily lu lhc saiiislbnriiiiil fir imlh gmiilms. Fmiiwr wi' hilci' 1-vm-i'y sliiclciul mines iimlvi' their iii- QUJ eufh mic: .hs lhc- lm-giiui ul' lhcii' lnric-mis iiiwcwisvs wilh the passing yvairsi sw rises Ihr- hum- :incl irwrliiiw oi Paris High Sfhuul. f Page J mr. Cham NESS . .. To the Seniors of 1943: Senior Class ol 14745 is unique in tlie lmistory ol Paris Higlr Srliool in tlwal. many of its memluers will lue Callccl upon soon to enter some will lme ai great clisappointment lo runny ol you, to enter College soon alter graclualion to continue for we are in war liglrting for our very exislenfe , . ' . . romplete sirlniuggzition. llrerclore, it is nevcssury luring aluout tlwir romplete cleleut. Altlwouglw it is a great clisappointment not let me aclnronislw you not to lue clisvouragecl lbut lmranrli ol tlue Armed Forces ol our Country. This lor you will luv unalmle to realize ar liles ambition your cclurzition. Tlwis, it seems, is impossilnle now, against powerlul ancl rutliless enemies lnent on our lor every one ol us to assist in every way wc can to to lue alule to :lo llwe tlminggs you lmave plannefl to rlo, to enter into tlwe servirc ol' your Country in tlre Capacity lor wlwirlri you are luest suilcclg rencler the lpcst servire ol wlwirlm you are capaluleg and when victorious pcure is again estalvlislwerl in our lrincl, return to El gmtelul people clelerminecl lo give to peavcliine ,Xinc-rim tlwe lwst that is in you lo give. Page 6 Sineerely yours, A. Ii. C'liAMNliSS To the Seniors of 1943: ...IHi. Ju stiss You nic Qiwicliiuliiig fruiu liiggii sviuml al iii? must vrilimtul liuu' in ilu' hislnry of nur cuuulry. New-vr luis su lie-my ai muullo uf rcspfmsilmiliiy hung upuii lime slmiilclc-i's ul- may 111-uplc us lluil xxiuili 'Clnliivs us iii .Xiiwricu lmluy. Nvvci' luis mu' Suprcnu' lush Iwvii sw Clvfirly clciiiwil. nur vixililzv lion is in lm IJI'CSOI'X'CfI. wc' must Ivirsl ul' all will liiis war mul liwii l'UI'II1lllilli' ai pw ' ll K XX lill I1 SIHIH forcvci' g1ililI'ilIllK'L' lu us mul siivvvccliiig QOIl9I'FiliiIIl5 limit- IIIIEIMUINIIJII' riglils ul' life, lilmvrly. mul ilu pursuil ul' lmppiiwss. whirii wc as Ainvriran peuplv riu-risli so iiuirli. This is uw im-uu i'cspuiisilmililyg il is uw simplv lask. il mils Ivor HIL' lmcsl you have: mul if ii is lu iw iic'i1in-xx-ml, sill ul' us iuusli us clicl our llaillicrs uf' wifi, plcclgi' um-w our livvs, our ffirluiivs. mul our suvn-cl luiiuwr in lliis mul. This I kium' you will ring mul as yuu lc-uve llwis iusfiluliuii fu nssuuw, iii ai sluirl while your mic in lius gigniilic' iiiulvrlnkiiig. may you iw suslzxiiivcl llirouglm ilu' ixwilixuliuii lluil llw vauisv iii xxiiirh yrui me oiigaigcfl is must worthy um! immoral: Sincerely yours, Ti IC JMAS S. ill TSTISS v . Page 7 Hmer icansHII . . Page 8 QW' Miss Euna Anderson, B. S.g M. S. Clothing Mr. Peter Barnett, B. S. Mathematics Basketball Coach . Asst, Football Coach Miss Louise Beatie, B. A.: M. A. English Mr. Raymond Berry, B. A. Mathematics, Physical Education Head Football Coach Miss Inez Bishop, B. A.g M. A. Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor Essay Writing Coach Miss Mildred Coffey, B. S. English Senior Class Sponsor Cheer Leader Sponsor Miss Mary Crawford, B. S. Mathematics Miss Mattie Belle Crook B.B.A.: M.A English Mr. Thomas Lee Echols, B. A. History Tennis Coach Asst. Football Coach Mr. R. F. Edwards, B. A.g M. A. History, Economics, Civics Director of Museum Miss Katie Feeser, B. A.g M. A. History Debate Coach Mrs. William H. Snow, B. S. Clothing Mr. Thomas E. Gay, B. A.g M. A. Mathematics Bookkeeping Miss Virginia Gervers, B. A.g M. A. General Science General Science Club CofSponsor Miss Christine Goolsby, B. A. English Junior Class Sponsor . . . lheu leach Us Patriotism Miss Martha Hankins, B. A.: M. A. Latin, Texas History, Civics Gwl Sponsor Latin Club CofSponsor Snapshot Club Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Ruth Harvey, B. A. Typing. Stenography Mr. Winifred Heavner, B. A. Typing Miss Francenia Hicks, B. S. General Science, Physical Education General Science Club Co Sponsor Miss Elayne Larsen. B. A.g M. A. English Mr. Paul Lively, B. S. Mathematics Asst. Football Coach HifY Faculty Sponsor Miss Gerry McCoy, B. A. English, Speech Arocn Club Sponsor Q Miss Daisy McHam Mathematics Mr. Lester Mullens, B. S. Mathematics, Industrial Education , Mr. Ulman O'Dea, B. S. General Science, English ' General Science Club Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. J. H. Ray, B. S. Chemistry, Physics, Aeronautics Chemistry Club Sponsor Physics Club Sponsor Aeronautics Club Sponsor Asst. Football Coach :Gaim Miss Jessie Rucker, B. A. History Miss Elizabeth Saylor, B. s. . .. - English I Miss saiiis seckei 'ff if Latin, German V Q k Latin Club Co'Sponsor S3 s German Club Sponsor ..., . , ' Mi. Dixon siieiiim, B. s. Vocational Agriculture . .,.- if F.F.A. S onsor fy. if P . .5 f Page 9 Hndiiiqhilivinq . . . 'KES Z' Page 10 Miss L. Lucile Smith, B. A. Biology Mr. John F. Stanley, B. S.g M. S. Industrial Education Arts Club Sponsor Mr. John N. Stevens, B. A. Industrial Education Miss Dorothy Thomas, B. S. Foods XfCello Club Sponsor Mr. Marshall Vanderburg, B. A.: M. A. English Asst. Football Coach Mr. Floyd Weger, B. A. Music Supervisor Miss Mary Wilson, B. A.g M. A. English Mr. W. H. Freeman. B. A.: M. A. Tax Assessor and Collector Mrs. Grace Lattimore Librarian Miss Joy Reeves, B. S. Secretary I. Miss Rurlaer worlqs diligently even in the summer with sugar rationing for canning. O Q. Miss Sallie helps the sophomores regis- ter. 3. Donyt tell anyone, but the answer is The Bent Twig. This is a scene lrom our Boolr Week Program. IN ff FONDEST if MEMORY MISS Nlta Haque Benme Van Glahn I lf, y O F A in S X . . QR' , Teacher yi . Student X X I L7 iiur Praparaiian For The Uuraiian . . . Tbere are fifty-tour and one-balf affiliated credits in tlie curriculum of our sctiool. lncluded in tbese credits is most any subject tbat is needed to fulfill tbe requirements for selecting tbe num- erous vocations desired by tbe students. Four years of English are required before a pupil is graduated from our scbool. Half of tlie semester is devoted to literature, and balf, to grammar, written and oral composition is also included in tbis course. For tbeir cboice tbe students bave four years of Latin, two years of German, and two years ot Spanisll. lncluded in our science department are general science, biology, cbemistry, pbysics, and aero- nautics, tlie latter being a new subject offered for boys. Tbe required subjects wbicb compose our matbematics department are general matbematics, algebra, and plane geometry for the first tbree years respectively. A balf-year of trigonometry, a balt- year of solid geometry, and a wbole year of senior algebra are tbe students, electives. Each year the matli department gives awards to tbe students baving an average of ninety-five or above and no grade below ninety. A felt letter is given tbe first yearg a bronze letter, tbe second yearg a silver letter, tbe tbird yearg and a gold letter, tbe fourtli year. Our social science department is made up of numerous subjects, sucb as early European bistory, American bistory, Texas bistory, civics, and economics. Two years of bistory are required, includ- ing American liistory and one elective. To ttiose interested in business administration a varied course is offered, including typing, sten- ograpliy, general business training, and boolclreeping. A wide variety of courses are available in the industrial arts department. Tbese include liberal arts, mectxanical drawing, manual training, and laboratory of industries. The speeclx department gives its members practical experience in tbe interpreting and producing of outstanding playsg it also promotes interest in tbe dramatic activities of the scbool. Anotber new course in tlie curriculum of our scbool is Bible, wbicb is taugbt by ttle vari- ous ministers of our city. Vocational agriculture is not only useful but also interesting to tbe boys wbo wisli to study tbe various pbases of modern farming. ln our foods and clotbing classes tbe future bomemalcers are given ttie very best training possible. Composing our music department are tbe band, Clioral Club, and orcliestra. Eacb gives the student a full credit for every year wbicb be bas participated. The ptrysical education instructors bave added to tlie curriculum of our scbool by planning a well-rounded atbletic program for botti girls and boys. Tbus you see tlie numerous subjects studied by tbe students of Paris Higli Scliool to aid tliem in wbatever vocation ttxey may cbooseg bowever, tbese subjects would mean little to tbe pupils if it were not for tbe competent faculty members provided by tbe scbool board. Page 12 ea '- N I ' Coach Lively, C0-Captains Alxlnett and Sheffield. and Coach Berry review their Qlrntegy for the weelcxs game. Page 13 Page 14 Qs P. H. S. Council Ul War Marshall Vanderburg Freshman Coach Raymond Berry Head Coach Paul Lively Line Cuach Peter Barnett Assistant Coach Basketball Coafh Coaching Staff V-P,---.,.v?, , . Uur Star Bucky Sheffield f Front Row: Bozeman, Mgr., Walker, Antoine. Coker Allstate End Second Row: Hartline. Hillhouse, Abshirc, Hudson Third Row: Coach Barnett, Coach Berry. Brazile, Hill Wild- ats of '42 Season's Results Sc-pl. 18. I9-I2 ,uljnris 23 lxlnrslmil Sc-pl 25, M42 ,Paris I5 Glaclcwalcr Od. 2 IU-I2 . . ,llaris 35 Grceiivillc- if lvl. U, IU-'12 ,,,,,,. ljaris '13 Slwcirlnmi UCL. Iii, IWIQ .. ,lluris 3.2 Siilpliiu' Spring 'UPL 23, 14142 , , ,... Paris O Denison Od. 30, IU-42 , Paris 33 rllvxnrlqzinzi Nm' I3. lflbll Paris 36 ljorcsl. Avo. ,l:N4lX' 20. IW-ll ,.,,,,.,,, Paris 54 Uuilicsvillv 7l:Nm' 26, IU il ., ,Paris 52 llmonlimn lt lJl'll0l0S fNUllllCl'CllFC C.lillllCS Hollis, Boswell, Streety. Gibson, Hicks, Hickey, Short, Mgr. Barnett. Barton. Hopkins, Espy, Wooldridge. Fry, Mgr., Jackson, Mgr. McFadden, Jones, Sheffield. Morrow. Graves, Alwbett, Coach Lively, Coach Vanclerburg Page 15 Football Hsseis . . . Appreciation Queen Queen: Mary Dee Lattimore Escorts: Jimmy Miles Paul Parham f lwscrr lay lliv Slllllllllllflll' f lass lu rvrgn US IlI4'l'Il ful Vxiilclval rAxpp1'c'c'ialiwl1 Niglil, lvlary lim- was vrrmwrwrl flllflllgj lialli-limv al llic' llaris- illvxarlcarma liwollmall ggamc' ivy lxlr. lrrsliss. Leafl- irrgg in llxc- salv ul livlccls lo llois game. lim Srwlrlwriwrv fllass liacl llic privilcgjv ol! Clvvling 'iw IIIIPCII. ,limmy ami Paul. licr vsmrls, were lwr mvn personal rlooice. i Page 16 Football Queens Bonnie Ruth Majors Valria Word Celia Smith lfarlw mcmlwer ol' lliis lrirm jlrslly cleserves time lwnor lueslowecl upon lier lay llw lioullmall loam, llorce have liven arlivc- in oxlra-CurriCular ar'livilic's :luring llwir iimrr yvars in lliglu srliool. lfarli is nutcrl lor lncr cxrrlucrarwv, loyalty, ancl srlwuul spirit. ln llic svnior yr-ar Piilllllli' Rulln was liusinvss lxlillliigllxf ol Tim Owl ami llc-acl fllieer licaclcrg Valria was Assuvialv lfclilcrr ul' Tlw Owl: ami, Celia sc-rvvcl as Secretary ul llw X-fic-llo Clula. 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Paris 25 Marshall 0 ,l.l1l'flt'llK'llfllllQ 1-lmmlmymfll llislrxvl XXX UIK'IlCll llml-ir l'1ll iilllfllll in splvmlicl Qlyll- lwy walling wwvr lllc- lxlzirslmll xlmlXl'l'll'liS. Nuuw Sillll 1wz's-ms sim' llu- Xvilrlmls pul un mlll llll HK IAWSIXK' lligplfly ul pmxw, QlllIlllIQ an lwlnl ul blll , . Ylllfli llll' Illlfnlli ll'l'1'lXC'fl llll' UIIUIIIIIU lilflilbll llllll lrmrmlml-ll Um vamls lu sump xxlllx lam lluvlay Flu-llrc-lcl :lm- IIIQ UXVI' lllllll llll' lPlli'. l'.4Il'lY Ill llll' SUl'l7llil lM'l'llPKl C . f mlm' lwflg in lllrwml gums lrwm Flmvlllvlfl lwr lluc- scuuul wwrm- l..1ll'l Ill lllfspl-1-ml llc-fl lluflwn llmlx il plull lmlmrl- ull .mrl mm'vfl 317 yfmls lm' ullwllim sr'ur'c', Ylllw last lully Villlli' llll ll 417 vzml malrvll wllll 5l1c'llll'lll going llwc lzxsl l-l xwurclw, ll-lm ganna' Slww-fl tlw Xvilllvuls ln lmxel il mwcr- l lull mul vclmlill- lmr'l4llc'lll XXHl'l'QlllQ lwlmiml il lm!-fl, lusl- llllll 'lllQ lun-, I Paris I3 Gladewater 0 lll llli' 511151311 S S0lLUIlfl Qllllllf llll' llllllh lllvXY0l'llUllSl' Hill r mlm .1 slllprislllgly slrrmgg cllilill'XYilll'l' 1-llfvvlm. illm llnwlr NElllIIll'll fIlIIlllIlQ nllml slrwppcwl mwsl ul llu- gunw, llu' Xxlilllnlls tm-114-fl lu llw air lm' llwir xu'lory. fx lirsl llllilf- lm-r Xxlllflflll rlriu- was slwppvcl Ull lflzull-Wulf-rs will--yzlrrl lim-, mul il lmu'lul1mwn pass was vullc-rl lm-L 4-surly in llw svflunl rglml'l4'r. 'lllw Imynlqll warm- Hll il ll-ynrfl pass. flu-lvlqwlrl lu flilmslun, 'lllw Qilllll' llmvn lllI'lll'tl mln a clvllcn- Qixv slrupgglv urllll lnlc- in llu- lluurllm qnm1'lm'wl14-11 Slwlliclcl ilNll'lil'Il il llwrly-IlN'c'f--yaml rlrixv llvvr llu- Vxlilclvnlbs lineal Sl '4 P11 Ilvl' gt' +-N., 18 Bucky Sheffield liuflq, End Dicky Jones Tuvlqle Gene Hudson Back IXl7Sllll'P slumlrlf-4 lmllmgg ilQl.llIISl llmc Sllulll lXlllX l'llt'lxS. Luke Abhett Bark L. V. Morrow Taukle J. C. Coker Back I 11Iwr SIVIIIS Ins NINII Ingnlml IIN, g Cz1II1L'sX'IIIc' I.f'wpa1NI5 XXIII! .I llirc' ,L ww' gain Ulf rigI1I IINIII' ixk -A-.... . . . Settling UIdS I Paris 35 Greenvi IIIIIBS In IINS Qmlllll' IIN' XXIIIIIINIQ ma1Ic'IN'mI lIN'l1' gNwxx'm'r .ugnillal IIIO I1N'Iw IIIIIQII' NI IIN'1r ilIll'lL'IlI HWIIQ IIN' Ifrc4'm'iIIc' NX I.lIIIIS. IIIUIII IIN' IIIIVIIIIIQ IxN'IwII lll1llI IIII' IIINII xx'I1isIIl'. IIN' Iiauls 5INmI'cI VUIIIIHIUIK' llmslvry mm' IIIUII' IiQI1Ic'r wppn- IIUIIIS. IIN' Iusl svmx-1'zxl1lI'a1sa1 N'sl1II III an .II-MINI IIHXI. SIN'I'IN'IcI gwing IIN' Iusl Wx yI1NIs MII' I1N'I4Ic'. ci1lIiI'I'Sl'UI'I'II IIUXI .II IIN' CIICI UI in Ml-yaN'fI cIl'ix'c'. In IIN' sc'm'ulNI INIIII Q11 I , c'IIN'IcI S.-I-N-II IIN' IINNI IUIIVIIIIUXYII mNI wmu uIIc'r lnIc'IN'4I In lJX'iII1I pass In ,XImIN'II III IIN' DINI 1ulN'. IIN' I pIaN'I'-IQiI'Iul1g HI IIN' NXIIIIIYIIS xxns IN'1In'f'I WIII1 IXIul'ruw IQIVIQIIIQ II1N'c' IIIIII ,IulN's lwu. IIN' QIIIIII' xxu S sxwvl Il' Ycngu Im' ull VXIIIIIVQII Nmlvls Im' IIN' IupsNIm'1I wmvs IINII fYl'I'l'llYIIIO UIIVI' Hill III! till IIS. Paris 45 Sherman 6 ,. V- . , Q IIN' VN1III4'nIs 1wlw1N'II IIN' II1'Ic'ns1' :II IIIUII' IIISII'll'I IIIIL' Ivy IINmnwIuIy ITCIIIIIIQ IIN' SIICIIIIIIII I5cur'1'uls. IIIIN' ,. ' J Iirsl IIIIII' Inns gn! IIIII Imll IIN'y mm-flmf-fl Ii yzmle in six pIux's xx1II1 5IN'IIN'III suvrrnmg. I'wm IIll'I'P ll was an mullcr xx' nmny puinls IIN' I :als wunI4'II In mnIu'. .XII IUIII V IIN' x'c'rsuIiII' VN iIcIm'nIs run :NNI pnssI'II Im' sI'x'z'n sfmrvs lI1rI's' Ivy SIN'IIN'IrII mNI HIII' c':N'I1 Ivy , XIaIN'Il, I uIu'r IIIIII- sulm. IIIHI .'Xl1Iwi1N'. Ifxlrzx puinls wcrc' IIiI'I4I'rI Imy IXIIIrNaw 7 zuNI IIurIIi1N'. 'I-IN' c'nIiN' XXiIcIr'uI INN' pI:1yc-fI an UIIIY sImNIil1gg ijilllli' mm mII'Im'nsI' mNI ujN'xN'II gnpin IIN'ir Ivm'I4s In run IIN'm1gI1. Q Iwlf-S Im- Pugc 19 20 lliivlxy lmlasls luis way llirongli llw fli'vc-iivillc line io illc lonr-yarcl linc'-A Qoncl pivlnrc ol llw lypi- ml glii-lliclcl siannpcclc. Hard luck .... Cats L I Paris 32 Sulphur Springs 0 The Nvilclvzils splaslwccl lo an cnsy 32-U win ovcr ilu- Snlplwur Springs Vvlilrlvnls lor vivlory ninnln-r 5. On the liilllli play ol Ilmc garner llig Burlzy Slim-lliclcl rainlmlecl Q5 yarcls lor llw initial score. Slwnrlly aflerwarcls lm leulvrzilm-cl lo im-Llc .lolin Pmrninii lor six mort' pninls: ilic play was goocl lm' QT yarcls. Vlqlmc lliircl TU. mins- wlwn fxnlrcr llnllnwccl gmail lvloclaing 'IT yairrls ln pay clirl. rlllic llinnl iwn svni's's vannc on lmloclr lriclcsg lfncl llnwnrcl llrnyilc vraislicrl ilirnngli io lylnvlr one nnrl sroopcil up llie ldounrl- ing Imll in srwmrcz llio oilwr lriflq wus lmlorlgc-rl liy lfncl Billy Graves anrl c'm'vi'wl lmy llrzixilc lor llie swore-. llnris i'0svi'vcs lar-gan entering the gninc in ilu- llirsl pvrincl, :incl ilu- vnlirv scrniirl lvnm plnyvrl the lust ilireo rIiinrlvi's. L I Paris 0 Denison 2 Un lluo niglwi nl' Ovlnlmcr 25. 1042. ilic- Vvlilclrais were topplecl llroin ilw ilirnnv wliicli tlicy lmrl liclrl lor iwn ye-airs lay a line Denison team. 'llw Vxlilmlcals were nol al llnll sirongllli lor lliis all-imporlanl struggle. llnr Qliurici'lmCl4 l-ulQC Almlnfil lincl ai lmclly sprainecl anlcleg liowever, all llwe XX7llClCiilS plziyerl llicir lionrls uni in one ol llwc rlnsesi ancl lmest played gznncs of ilio Season. The Wilrlr'e1is lwlcl sligjliily llie upper l1anCl in all cli-pnrlincnls nl' play nniil in ilu- llonrili qnnricr wil.l1 Cats lnzirlcecl up on llwir own goal line, zi lmarl selection nl' plays rvsiiliecl in u Denison safely nnil vosl ljaris llwc clisirivl title. U-2. Annilior lmcl lmrealr ol' the game mme wlion an 88-yzircl run lor ai lnnr'l'iclmx'n lmy folrcr was mllefl lmaclc. livcry me-inlwr of ihe icuin playcrl Iikf- Cliuinpiniis, lunl it was simply not in llio lmnlqs lor llwo Vxfilrlvnls In win. Gene Abshire End John Barton Tackle. Back Lee Hartline Guard . . . Heqaininq Hur Form V L l Paris 53 Texarkana 7 Slllllif .FUN .'Xppr'w'lull1wn Niglml lexus sam' lln- Xvilclvnls lmmlllvc' lmrlx llfthlll llmv lJClllSUIl gimme lu SlilllQllll'lA llw YllCXilI'lizlllil 'l4lgc'l'S, 33-T. lln- llrsl lwn limes Flwlllvlrl ggul Im lmmls mn lln- Imll lu' srfrrvrl xxlllm runs ul' 55 lu 511 ynrmls. lil'UIll llwrc- rm llmc- llligors wr-rv lmurlwl lu-Ilvnllw an Im 7 rugs' nl- Xxfllilfiil lUll1'llflllXYllS. lluvl s1'ul'vLl again lu lt-.nl ilu- sumring puruclc willm llm-e lll. llls, Inllflw-ll lly ,l. fl. Clllwr wlllx 2, nml lxlmslmlrv. lllulsull, mul fllllillll xxillm um' vuvll. 'llln mxlm llHllllS xx'c'1'v mlflf-fl ln' .lrmvs mul lxlnrmxxp flnly luuv illlllllg ilu- wune mllcl lllc llQiIx lllltflllll, uml llwl result:-Ll in lluru' lUllL'l1LlUYYll lille in llnc lourllm qlmrlvr. x x ' Paris 56 Forest Avenue, Dallas 0 nlllle Vv'ilcla'nls lmllg tln- lu-Ill ngeniusl llle lluresl .'XYt'llllL' l.im1s Lle- lellnillerl lr: HYCIILIO tlw mlm-lvul lmmlc-cl llnris lly llw l.im1s in WTB. llllmis clclvnl was llif' lust lime lln' Xvllclvnls lmrl lwmm lwalen un llwil' lwme lllelcl. lsrum lln' sturl ll was rvlmvmus Ilml lln- wr-nk l.lllllS were in lm' an lmurl niglml, llllu- Xvilrlrul lAl'Qlllill'S ram llll'HllQll, uvvr, amcl nrmlnrl llwir lm-s lur six lem-flees IN-ll.,-lx lurning nl :wer ln lln- reserves xxlm snweml lwiro. Smurf-s lm' tln- l'Yl'lllIlQ were mmlv lmy Slut-Ilwlfl 2, lluclwn Ll. clllJSOll 2, f olqer uml llHSVK'f'll mn- 1-mlm. XNIIIPII llme lllml wlmislle lmlew, , ilu- sfnrc-lnmrcl rl-ml: XX llrlrnls 311, Xlisill Felix Gibson End. Back James Barnett , Guard Walter Hicks V Center Xxlillfll mul. lg1'ill'l'illSl llc-lv flu- licr l'L'llII'llS an punl ugnlnil 5llCl'lllilll as lrllerlerellre lulwe lurm It-mlm! llle way lm' llim. wQw4QfAP' ,, i A iv' 1 K M L9 .A , . wg- NML- . . xl .wil WNW.- ' ,m....1....as.nm-u-In- '5' Page 21 Sh11111111qU111P11111e1 Paris 5,1 Gainesville II 1 111111111x'111g11111111111 1111111111 11111 1111111111, 11111 1111 11111 1lllIlII1lll11'l1 11111 1111111111x11111 1111111111111 111111 1111 111111111111111 111 l111111111111xx'114, 511111113 1111 11111 11151 1111 4 ,g,, 111 11111g111111111111111111111l1111111 111111 llIIl11X ,1111111111 1111 VX'111111I1 11111 111111 Pl 1111 1111 R 11111111 111111 IKX1. ' 1. 1.- 1 13111111111 11111 1111111111111 1111111 111 11111 11111111 XX11I1 11111 1011 ,111Il1'4, 1X11'lI11XX, 1311114111 .X11S1lll'il . i , 1 111111 1111111111 111111I111111111 11111'1111'I1x' 11111 Xv11111'111 11111111 1llf1111' 1111111' 1111 Ill1lllX 11111' 111111112 411111111 1SL'1l1 511 11 11111111111 11lI1lI1, 11111111 111111111111xx11 Illlli XY1'l'i' 11111111 111 11111111111l.I111111111-2. X11111111 7 11111 11111111111 11111 -,1 111 I. 11ll' Xv1111111l1 1111111 111'1111111'1x 1111 11111 111111111 1111 11 111Q111. 1llll1 1'Xk'lf 1111 1111111111 Ill 11 1111111111111 11111111 11111111 111111111111 lll 11111 111 1111 ,111111-111 11111111111111 111111111 XI111' 1011111 III lll1lI1Y X'1'1IIN Bobby Antoine 1311611 Roy McFad don T111111111 Billy Graves EMI 1,11 Howard Brazile 121111 W. 'l'. Walker H111111 Jimmy Hickey C1111l1'r 11111' 1311111111111 NXIEIITIUIN 111111111 11111111 111 111' 1111111 lIfllIll11I'II11. 11111111111 111111'1111x'111L111111 11111 .111 1131111111 111111111 XNI11l 11 111111111 41111111 1111 11111 1 1113 71 r- l I I 1111 . . . lurlieu Dau massacre l I Paris 52 Bonham 0 lining inlu ilu- lineal gains- l.lClCl'llllllCfl lo wrile ai SlIl'l'CSSl1lll liilisli lo llu-ir season, ilu- Vvlilrlruls onsi- ly nlelvulcrl llie llriiilmiii Vwlarriors. llwlllx lirsl limo llie fiails girl ilu- Imll llullsmi sllippvrl '33 yurrls lor fu poiiils. mul sliorlly ill'lPl'XVi1fflS lie zigjniii c'ui'i'ic-il over llrom llic- 3. Pllic lliircl lnlly was iimrle luy Uilvsoiig were sirlrlvcl lvy xxlxlucll, llnswvll, uml eiiiullic-i' one lmy fiilmsuii. Y. lxlnrruw uclrlcrrl lwu 4-xlm prviiils lo luring his lulal lor llic scnsuii lu IT. .linic-s mlrlerl one lu raise his lolul lo Il. .lxllllllllijll llic Vxfilclvnls were :msc-ml will ul' lllc' clislrirl lille, lliis vc-urls 4-clilimi If-fl lw All-Slulv lluily Sliclliclfl, prmwvcql lo lui- mir' ul llw musl vm'- salill-'te-aim llial lms ever worii llu- lmllw ziiirl wliilc- lor lj lligli Xl lull slim iilli llia aris ' . f 5 '-i Q - '-ll Xvilrlcalj liacl uric ol llie lwsl lvaiiis iii lexus. Jimmie Hollis Jack Slreety End Back Jack Wooldridge Jeff Boswell Guard Bafli James Hill John Robert Espy Joe Hillhouse Tackle 'Tackle 'Tackle ll is lilling lo mul llie sc-vlion ol lellermen willw an avlioii piclure ol All- Slulv lfncl Slielvlielnl. Here in llie las! game ol the season Slielllniclcl lruls over llio lloiilmm goal liiio lor liis 102ml point ol' the season, lle lccl llio clis- lricl in llic' scusoiils Smir- ing. Page 23 nexl il was liiriivml over lo Slmolliolcl, wlm ruzin-rl mx-r lwivc lmolorv iiijuriiigg liis luive. Plwlic- lviiml lmivlwrlmviie s Cannon fodder .... TheNuhs l B Team Front Row: Gates, Gullick, Howard t Crouch, Newell, Hutchison, Scott. Floyd Sperry, Wetherbee. Dodson Second Row: Adams, Wliite. Stevenson Mazy, Norvell. Roach, Ross, Thielman Stell. McGee, Cothran, Davenport Coach: Peter Barnett l 4 4 Super Nubs Amis ney, Smith. Hunter Coach: Marshall Vanderhurg Due to transportation dillliculties neither the lj: Team nor the Super Nulis played a regular sehedule this past seasong however, every l:rclay night prior to the varsity game one ol' these learns played an inter-squad game. only once during the year did either team play outside eompetition, fly, Cllr-tolwer U. our IB squad was deleated hy the Cooper lligh llmulldogs, 230. S meeial mraise should he given this group ol' ho 's who eame out llailhliullv rain or shine. lor the worlmed hard- I I I 3 V , H Y Y er and longer than the Vwlildeats hut reeeived no puhlieity nor applause lor their ellorts. l'rom these hoys llaris is hoping to huild a team in the luture whieh will win liaelq that trophy. Outstanding: among these teams this year were Newell, ljlfiyfl. XNVf'll'lFI'lDE'6', Ross, Vllhielman. lxlfcee, Vv'hite, Cothran, Stinson, lvlargraves, and Humphreys. lhlueh praise is also due Coaeh Barnett and Coach Vanderlmurg lor the long hours that they spent teaehing these hoys the teehnirliies and lundamentals ol lootluall, Student Managers ll. to r.l Randy Short, .loe .laclcson, Charlie Fry, and Dudley Bozeman pose for the photographer after handing out the equipment lor the allternoon practiee. Page 24 ,A Front Row: Gunter. Ellis. Stinson, Ash' more. Humphreys. Sanders, Ahhett, Bill- ingsley, Rodgers, Margraves. Harrison, Second Row: Kelley, Ross, Ahelow, Stew- art, Quinlan. Barnes, Miles. Gibson, Mat' 0 Sophomore Class Officers Prcsiclcnl ,, ,,..., . .. .Paul ljarlmm Xylff?-lJfCSl1lCIll. ., , . ,limmy lxlilvs Svrrctary . lxlury Doc llznllimurc Treasurer . , , lxlargim- ljwll Sponsor ,, , lxliss lxlnrllm llzmliins Freshman Class Officers Prcsiclenl .,,, .,,.,. , ,, Narva lloolccr Vivo-Prosiclcnl . gpvlnu-r Almlmcll Scfrclary , ,, .ll'ilIllllC Roc-clvr 'lll'CilSllI'0f .llclly .lcan Ruwluml Sponsor. ..,. ....,A, IN lr. lllmnn Clljca The soplmomurc officers, fl. lo r.l llcll, Lallimorc, llanlains, Niles, aml llarlmm, cn- juy an irc fre-am mm- al tlw Iw fire-nm Bar. lrrcslmmnn Vivo-preshlclll Almlmcll slmows lluular-r, U Den, llcecler, anal lhlwlfmfl lmw to lmuclq 'em clown. UHIJERULHSSIHEH Page 25 Su phumures Odessa Ables Mary Francis Adams Robert Adams Bettie Ann Aden Arletha Albertson Mary Louise Albright Martha Mariwynn Alford Billie Virginia Allen Allen Janet Alter Joan Amis Adrian Virginia Armstrong Betty Lou Avery Rose Marie Ball Betty Jo Bankhead Imogene Bartlett Andrea Beauchamp Marjorie Bell Bobbie Carrye Beth Berly Paul Biggers Gene Bishop Lenore Bland Mary Louise Blassingame Donald Bedford Booth Margaret Lois Bramlett Doris Brandon Floy Mae Branton Geraldine Briscoe Irby Brown Luvenia Brown J. T. Bryan Dorris Burns Melva Burns Robbie Jean Burns Juanita Genell Butler Merle Cahoon Caldwell Frances Capers Page 26 Joel Dean Casey Buddy Caviness So p h n m 0 r e s , ,, . Mary Jane Caviness Q.-2,535 ' .Q ,Q I' . -.Tig Charles Christian Q, , ff? Y Davld Clanton i ' ' Carl Mac Coker ' , ' i L .:.. , ' b 3, Q Iqq ' Dorthey Louise Corlee 'I ,vtu C ' 1. if EE -, ,,:, '- Dorothy Anne Cox ff '3'!T3fJ?!fw.G1 I 1155225 .,.: Helen Crain Q Q Ruth Earline Crouch gs! Harold Dillard Virginia Edzards George Ellis Martin Lee Epps Betty Fennel Mary Jean Finn Billy Ray Floyd Sally Freeman ii gr M , , as I -.Nh Billie Jean Fulfer A Y , Jim Edd Furgerson ':': ' ' Vernon Gain 5 James Gist x Minell Grant Q ,X S Betty Graves ' Jo Ann Gray Bunny Grayson Lafreida Green Jean Grimes Bobby Gullick ff YV Billie Ruth Gwinn ' Mary Beth Hale ' Betty Hamilton auf- Ea, J. v. Hamilton , 'fl f- 0 f x K i fi Gloria Harlan Betty Ann Harvey Joe Haskew ' ' John Hasselmeier ' A Mary Helen Haynes Bill Herring 1 ' A . Jane High . Q . .:.:,i B a Trudye Hill 3 H Q Page 27 '23 5 X. phnmnres W. C. Hill Nancy Hogue , Sn af, 1' . Mildred Holloway Margie Hooper Will L. Horn Ruth Horne H. S. Hover Jack Huddle Peggy Jo Huddleston Jack Humphreys Martha Jayne Hughes Jo Nell Hutchings Glenda Hutchinson Billy Hutchison Dan Moody Ingle Wayne Ingram Trenton Isley . '15 . f if Kg Betty Jean James 'IEIE , 5 - I .,, , R ,E -as I S xx ,A .Q Q if 5 .. I J 'fr N Q . Wanda E. Johnson Audrey Mae Jones Trudy Kammer Doris Kelley Billy Joe Kennedy In Martha Ann Lamb Hervey Latham Mary Dee Lattimore Billy Lay Joyce Lemmond Louise Lewis Walter B. Lewis, Jr. Majorie Nell Locke Rubin Lowry Amye Luster Richard Margraves Betty Martin Willene Mathis U. J. Mauldin Ivan Mazy 3, , Abels McCrum i t ' ..,. . g are tttyeec ytt I ,ta f aeerr e If all ziii 2 H: :'E': v ,N .,. 5 NV E I, Frankie Doris McDougal Page 28 Sophnmures Anna Fae McGee Jimmy Miles Veta May Mitchell Imogene Moore Theresa Morphew Genevieve Myers Melba Ruth Nowell Joanna Page Paul Parham Barbara Ann Park Gloria Parker Wanda Lee Permenter Mildred Pinson Bobby Presley Chrystell Price Martha Lillian Price Penta Jo Price Readus Price Sue Redus Claryce Reeves Doris Sawyer Will Dean Scarbrough Charles Scott Priscilla Scott Virginina Seay Nita Belle Seay Mary Sharpe Virginia Lee Sharpe Patricia Sheffield Elizabeth Skelton Joyce Slusher Loris Stell Estelle Stephens Jerry Stephens Deryl Stevenson Irene Stewart Bobbie R. Thompson Drunell Uzzell Erma Vaughan Ann Walberg' Page 29 .,'1: Q .,.,. , b,,y f Ez, 1:: X? s 55 Qx is A as All BHK if Suphomnres Carolyn Wall Wanda Lee Ward Mayenell Waterman Edwin Weaver Eileen Wenzel Billie Wheeler Billye Margareet White Betty Whitley Melba Joy Whitney Charlene Williams Charles Williams George Albert W Mary Elizabeth Womack John Robert Woodard Polly Woods Billie Jo Wooten Eleanor Frances Wortham Dermont Yeager Lou Youngblood Freshme Spencer Abbett Harry Abelow John Alexander Eddie Allen Mary Frances Allen Johnny Amis Marion Arterburn Jack Ashmore Ernest Avance Callie Ann Ayres Louise Barber Buster Barnes Betty Jo Barnett Emilio Barrios William Loye Bass Earl Baty Page 30 illiams Il Fr eshme Charles Baxter Ben Beesley, Jr. Donald Bell Ben Billingsley N Glenna Fay Bishop in 4 -- Billy Lee Blackburn J Doddie Blackburn Vysta Blackburn ,,..'. ,,,,. J Fabian Block ' an 'fl' K ' B Imogene Blohm A ::- -il R Margaret Bowden .ifillea-li ne' Nfl K 'I 'NSN .ri-5 Henry Braswell Mary Elizabeth Bryans Janelle Bryant John Wesley Burns John Busbee Weldon Cagle William Carstarphen Luna Clark Carl Cochran Wy nelle Coker Thomas Bett 0'Beria Cro Cole y Copeland Melba 'Coston W Billy Davis Camille Davis Juanita Day Cecil Davis, Jr. Mary Helen Dees Lav aughn Dennis Alice Marie Dodson Blanche Duncan Suzanne Ellis Kenneth Elsesser Joyce Eudy Charles England Roger Wayne Evans Robert Floyd Helen Foster Pane 31 Wx' ff My D 5 ::yvx.::Q J S ,E13 B Q -s Q' i , . e , Ji' , ',RA' I ww, in ex. Freshmen James Harrell Foster Joe Garrett William David Geer Charles David Gibson Sarah Dene Goree Roberta Leigh Greeson Robert Harold Gregg Clyde Grimes Charles Warren Hardwick Jack Harris Mary Ann Harris Bob Harvey Mary Ruth Harvey Sarah Frances Harvey Mitzi Hatcher Billy Joe Hayles Dorothy Nell Hendley Billy Henley Annie Ferna Harriage Steve Heuberger Raymond Hobgood Richard Howard Hodges Laura Jean Hogle Ruth Holland Patsy Hollingsworth Reinhardt Hollje Helen Holmes Narca Hooker Billy Joe Hooten Rosalie Hope Maxine Hornbeck Eleanor Jane Howell Robbie Howie Betty Sue Huddleston William Edward Hughes Sammy Dick Hunter Jimmy Hurt Betty Alma Ingle ,Page 32 Evelyn Johnson Frances Jones Freshmen Leonard CBuddyJ Kammer Wanda Kemp Thelma Lee Kent William Haley Kidd Bernice Kindle Laveta Kirkland Betty Joyce Landers Nina Lawrence Eugenia Lewis Charles Little VVilliam Luster Velera Malone Patricia Ann Mars Jean McCormick Booker McGee Boyd McGee Mary Lee Meaders Laura Jane Miller Mary Mitchell Emily Moore Ben Mooring Juanita Moran Conrad Morgan Ruth Morse John Robert Mosley Jack Bill Moye Mary Helen Musgrove Norma Jean Nelms Harold Loyd Nelson Orville E. Newell Cyburn Nicholas Natalie Noble Bobby Norment Mary Katherine Norrell Don Norvell Jane Ormand Donald Stephen Palmer Eloise Parker Ramon Parrott Billy Peace xl it Q i f:: . x ' A , is - ,,: .N , L a- Rx, i M 2 an 2 E ' F .4 N ' 'r x 11 ' ar.. 'N ff-ff gf y v Liv. f l ,,y' e 1 p F alaska R ' . ' F S 'QQ or P' 54 I ry fv A : - 2 QQ! Q 5 I Q:- ,h 1. -- If - .L , V, . 51- A 'Nq- Il e 6' - C . C J ' 5 T S , ri: -I t X . I ,..,,.1j ' 'R . Y V' bs I 6 :IQI ' is C J W n ll P' it t U . i i L -.A off. Freshman Dorthy Lee Periman Betty Ruth Powell Betty Tom Pratt Charles Price Iva Lou Pruett Kathryn Ragan Albert Wayne Read Troy F. Reed Jeannie Reeder James Robert Richards Bobbie Joye Ricks Claudie Robbins Roberts James Couch Roberts Dell Robinson Clarence Rodgers Jane Rodgers Donald Ross Walter William Rosson Betty Jean Rowland Billy Rowland Wilma Grace Rutledge Sam Sanders Mignon Scarbrough Betty Shields Medrith Ann Shrum Patsy Siegel Bill Sikes Helen Silvey Bobbie Skidmore Dean Smith Robert Smith Virginia Smith Bill Spencer Charles Stanley Norma Jean St. John Virginia Lou Swint Jean Thomas Page 34 Barbara Thompson Margaret Thompson Freshmen Rose Marie Thompson Phillip Thomson Nellie Marie Thornton Samm ie Lee Townsend Lawrence Albert Wade Viola Wagner Fred M. Walker l'aul Walker Rayford Walker Betty Adele Walther Edna Mae Washington Kenneth Watson Mary Lynn West Leroy Whitaker Wilma White Mae Louise Whitlock Ruby Lavelle Whitlock Elsie Marie Whitney Bobby Jean Whitteker Bettie Reid Wilhelm 'G w if 4 wg Q3 6. f 1 li v .X Adean Williams 9 Huldah Williams bblllbtllbvv K , i Nan Williams X 'M I x - K .W Martha Ruth Wilson ' e l A fe -T' f Betty Sue Womack br' Q Q Ethel Jo Womack X Joyce Womack Q Sue Wood Dorothy Wortham Uatherine Wright Student Mixers .... ' - -'. -x l X lltxxi 4Of'llUll ul llll' CIL'lll'l'lll St lllltl flluln all :ls Illlllill llll'l'lIIlQ W Nun- ol llw real lupe C'UllIltxllL'tl willi -, , bv . , . ilu- slurlmg ol svlwol, or lxlr, hfmclrl- lmrv 'xml 4l'nll 'lvl ilu- lmllt rnrrls llllcfl N . . 1 ,, mil. -3 XXV? lltllltll' Ulll' llt'l'Hl'S liiilll lIX'IllU illlll flc-:ul on Norelnlmcl' ll. IWAIQ. l. lhirly s mvrl P 1, lxlwsl may lfriclziy ul mum cluring tht- lhullmll :wetsuit Page 37 1 if f 5 We S. is is-5 Jef. r r iw? 5, ,- ni- L it ZR A s. .1 . ,, its is i 3 1, , T if f - We' t 7'ttr ., , ti?-s-. , 1 . , Uurflqhilngfurces . . . Army From village and city, from farm, office, and factory, hundreds of thousands ol' young Ameri- cans have heen selected for military service without distinction of class, creed, or color. The aim has heen to choose those American men who have the hest physical and mental qualifications to he- 'come efficient soldiers in the United States Army. There is nothing hasically new in this American policy of universal liahility to military service. It is as old as our free nation. On July 18, 1775, a month after the Battle of Bunlcer Hill and a year hefore the Declaration of lndependence, the Continental Congress recommended Uto the inhabitants of the United English Colonies that ahle- hodied, effective men, hetween 16 and 50 years of age, he formed into companies of militiaf' ln 1792, 17 years later, the Congress of the United States adopted a law, closely patterned after the 1775 recommendation, fixing the age limits for military service at 18 and -45. Today in a world agonized hy men made mad with the lust of conquest, the United States of America stands free, strong, and unafraid. Once again we are preparng to meet a challenge to the American way of life. I The foot soldier is as much the haclchone of the Army as he was in former wars. But today he is more versatile, is hetter armed, and moves faster than ever. The Garand semiautomatic rifle gives him several times the fire-power he had with the excellent Springfield. There is no joh in the Army that demands more initiative or quiclzer thinlcing than that of the rifleman in the open warfare of today. Over long distances, today's infantrymen Hmarch at 40 miles an hour in sturdy Army truclcs. New methods of attaclc offer a wide variety of johs for specialists. The air-horne lnfantry, flying in hig transport planes, will he a powerful attaclcing force in this war. The great nation we have huilt, our high standards of living, our political and religious liherties are an inspiration and an ideal to free men everywhere. All of these rights will he preserved hy the United States Army. Navy The present United States Navy was preceded hy several provincial navies and a Continental Navy which had their origin in the Revolutionary War. The true forerunner of the United States Navy was the Continental Navy, authorized hy the Continental Congress and operated hy a com- mittee of the Congress and then hy a Board of Admiralty including memhers of Congress. The principal accomplishment of the Navy was the victory of John Paul Jones in the sinlcing of the Bon Homme Richard over H. lil. S. Serapis. This victory of Jones was a priceless heritage to the future United States Navy. ln 1798, Congress created a Navy Department under a Secretary of the Navy. The successes with France in 1798 and against Tripoli in 1803-1805 completed the for- mation of the Navy. The naval victories in the War of 1812 established the confidence of the people. The worlc done hy the Navy in the Cvil War will always he rememhered. No major naval actions occurred after the American entry into World War 1, hut the American Navy laid mines, escorted convoys, and transported army stores and soldiers to France. The Navy is usually thought of as our first line of defense. These Navy men who have been re- tumed to civilian lite have heen physically developed hy correct exercises and have heen taught use- ful trades, self-control, ohedience, loyalty, and patriotism. ln national disasters it has always heen the Navy which has offered assistance to populations of stricken areas. Many international policies advocated hy the United States conflict with interests of other nations, and it is mainly the naval strength of the United-States which has insured their recognition hy the world. ' ln time of war and in time of peace this hranch of the Armed Forces is the hest gugiantee the nation has that its honor and interest will not he neglected, and it is the United States Navy that offers the hest insurance for peace that can he devised hy human ingenuity. Page 36 A .' - 71 14 Z e i g ES , J...-. 7 l Q , E l Q A L.,,.. 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Basketball Xfxfyllll lim' lc'llc'rmcn lmzuli lurum llu' 10-I2 quinlcl, pmsguwls lm' llu' lwrllicwriiilxg' SKWISUII wvrc' luirly lmriglilg lum'c'x'c'r. cliu' lo lrm'c'l u'slriw'lums. lmslxcllmll was vm'ru'cl mm un in limilccl svzilc. 'lllu' l'i'Q'lllill' clislrul sf'lu'rlulc' was cluwpluul in lfixwmr ol u lm1rm111u'l1l lu'lcl in liunluim. l4l'llI'lliiIX Il annul 13. l'mm this lmxrnzmu'l1l Slltxflllilll r'nu'r3gcrl llu' rlislrifl rluunlmln. Slnrling slmxly in XYKIFIN-llll Qi1lll0S. llu' fluls -ilul Illll lull llu'ir slrulc' unlil ilu' lelsl lwu g.mu's will ilu' clislrivl Lourliamcul. 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Vviilclvzil, fluurcl Roy lxlrljzul- mlcu rz'f'c'ix'crl mln- lunumr ul' living plzu'e'rl on llic COL1CllCSy mul spurls XX'l'llCfSl fxll-llislrirl ll'illll, wliifli was sc'lc'c'lccl nl llu' clul ul ilu' lHlIIAIliiIllL'Ill. 1 -4. i Czmvli l,DilI'llCll lzillxs over IlI'C'IlilfilllUll lor ilu' clislrivl lm11'1uulu'Ill willi liis Sqllacl. -wwf W .M , .NWARW 4 .ww ww 'W .i S. Y ,. www- ., .-R 5 Roy McFadden Gene Ahshirs' Dicky Jones Felix Gibson James Hill L. V. Morrow Pugc 37 Seas Page 38 on Hiqhlig U11 The Hardwn 1943 Season's Results lan. 9 Paris ...,.A....,A...... 37 Deport ......,,...,... 44 Jan. 13 Paris .,...A.....,...... 51 Cunningham 39 lan. 16 Paris . .. ,.,, .25 Midway ,, , 40 Jan. I9 Paris .......,..,....... 55 Cunningham 46 .lan. 30 Seniors .......... 41 Juniors .. ,. . '58 ljeh. 5 Seniors .....r..,...... Q5 Juniors . ...,,. Q8 Feh. 10 Paris ...... ,..i..,rr. 2 6 Chicota ...iQ ikljeh. 12 Paris . .,.....,...,.... 16 Sherman , ,.,., .41 Web. 13 Paris . .,,..........,.. 27 Denison . ,.,.,., 2-1 tFeh. 13 Paris ..,,,,,,,....,.... 28 Bonham ....,.,..,,. 35 iFlDenotes District Games Season's Statistics Paris Opponentx 2 Vv'ins 6 84 Field Goals 123 52 Free Throws Made i 35 69 Free Throws Missed 43 70 Fouls 83 220 Total Points 281 1. Hollis, Barton, Thielman, Mor- row, Gibson, anal others waiting for the issuing of the equipment. 2. llill tries a one-hand shot against Deport as other Cats wait for the rehouncl. 3. Two points registered hy Mclracl- clen against the close-guarcling Tigers. -1. Roy Cashes in on a charity shot against Cunningham. 5. The opening tip-oft' with Hill do- ing the jumping. 6. Camera catches Coach Barnett as he closely inspects his team. 7. .lones out jumps two opponents as the hall rehounfls. 8. Ahhett goes up in the air llor an- other crip shot. 'tio twuitct strong tmcties anct to thet- ter tit the tmys anct girts tor the try- ing ctays aheatt is the main purpose Ot the ptiysivat cctucatiun ctcpartment oth nur svhnut. The instructors ot this uiiirsv realize thi- great nvect tor tieatthy yuuiig penptc' toctay anct give expert instrurtion in ttnottaatt, tmastcet- tmatt, tennis. txasctmtt, tumtating, pos- ture, anct pvrsnnat hygiene. The cur- rivutuin nt' this ctcpartmcnt has in- rreascct consiiteratmty in the past years. tfiesictc-s tmeing interesting, the instruc- tnrs have siureeftect in matcing the Course hetptut to att stuntents. tive-ry stiutm-ni in paris ttigh Sehoot is invitcct tn latte part in some phase nt physirat training. Sophomores and ture-shmcn are rc-quired to have schcct- utert perimts cturingg the wceti tor this instruvtimin. 1 I. tthysifat cctuvatinn Ctasscs exvet in tuinhting. Q. thi- 4-nrrcr't way tu mount stairs is shown try these gifts. 3. .Xu utrt hut sure way ln correct posture bl. Cirts enjoy tmastccttmtt, 5. S4-ninr tmnys partivipatc- enthusi- zistivatty in tmastiettmatt, fm, tt is tun taceping heatthy. T. ttiictcrrtassinvii enjoy hastaettmatt zinct prepare tor the varsity at the same time I Nnto: Other ptiysirat ectucation aetiyities not pirturect here witt tue ttounrt thrciiighoiit the tmontq in att sports m'tivities. Page 39 Phrusical Education ep Fit For Victo .fr W' lllearers UF The Lulie Alulvetlh Y ,Tl-if 4 E g - Al s i B3r.i2f W w g il mes Bl 1 tt I jfti- N lsr. arlilf eq? Jeffdlaoweii - -e if D B . 1 'L-I 4 'A lil J. C. Cora 'QQ'f12gf5f4Q?if i 5fg5 .lolin Rolaert lfspy ,,x:,:- 'QZ4s6f ly ? Iglaarles Fry H e ix G'l Sf n Billy .loel ,Slaves ll Y- Lee l'larlline K y 9 ',:L- 'f- .limmy Hiclrey ff 09 Walter Hiclcs .lames Hill loe Hilllmouse .limmy Hollis Rccl Huclson Diclay .lones .loe .laclcson Roy Mclraclclen ll. V. lVlorrow lguclqy Slweflielcl Rancly Slxort .laclc Streety llenry Tl1ielman XM. T. Walker .lacli Vxfoolclrirlge x cj! A 3 'B 5 Q I i wo. 'V W f I , Rf. l W W If F ' X l 512 W Patti Bess Lummus w N Bonnie Ruth Majors My 61, fm Lure Abbelt ' 'J' , A 1' Cr Dell Desliong 3' If I Pauline Horne Gene Alnsliire .lim Hollis . Tlromas ilustiss, Jr. Bobby Antoine Dicl4y .lones james Kjllebrew Carolyn Carter Nellie .leanne Ricliarcls Felix Gilason .lames Killelnrew Robert Parham A. L. Dawson .lacla Sanclsluerry V' Hicliel' ROY NICFHCHQH Virffinia Reeves Alma .lean Gray Jane Shelton James l'lill l.. V. lVlorrow U Valria Vxford 'aiu n.:.g'f ?5 jg ' 'N lff f f or ' P .axe K 'A A :V .1 -' V Ill ' Q a f' ., f . oo 'Qs Il ! 1?-3-xi? 'R ' ll' Q YV . lauvenia Brown f I . ':22TZ6Z2?Z :i Billy Hola Freeman -E., S Billie Rutlri Gwinn RY ' 4,,, .1 .limmie Parlcer ,lames Ezell Scott . Q l '- Kathryn l'lumpl1reys Bonnie Ruth Majors '- i .Kyle Km g .laclc Sanclslaerry M Bolnluy Lynch Marion Wilson ' :f1f1'lf T ' 40 Al., if Junior Class Officers llAi'SIlll'Ilt 'I-In-1l.n ,lurrlaum i1'l I,l'l'SiKll'lll Kyla- Kung Nl'1'H'lJlI'y lfx'n'1'l Ilummlrm ll'l'1lSlII'Cl' Tlnnxmaus Vxylmilv 3 IUIISHI' bliss f1I1l'i4llIl1' fhmlslmy Xvllilv. King. flmlslwy, ,lwr'mIul1. Jill Hzaumlml ll. lu r.l cllsruss pluIlslm'll1c' vc-zu 11 Nliss C1cmIslmy's Iwlmk E. T 1 ' Junior Jeannette Amis Jaunita Anderson ri f ' Bill Barbee , Helen 'Beard r, I., l-, ra Sue Bobbitt . yr wk. ll, Webb Boswell .-Dudley Bozeman V Helen Brackeen E FQ Hs-5 fQiHoyvard Brazile 'Bill Buffingron iAnna Beth Caffee y B- Leo Caldwell E , 'ii R 1 n 1 X F! , f . .Billy Gene Casey L, 1 Nancy Cavlness .f r --' , 1,-,+V A i. . .,, 'X'-.f J. Cooper ji. . Gus Cothran iffgetty Dale Q Joyce Delafield 'fd -iDeShong r': Hi', u ' iff , . 3 jf, wg 5 . I, mx ,-fir 'Dioken y , S W Juniors Robbie Jim Asbill Ruth Ausmus Mannie Bell Bobby Blair Roy Bowers Larry Boyers Evert Branton Willie Braswell La Tresia Burch Marylon Burks Prosper Campbell Livia Ann Carpenter Leon Collins Mary Helen Combs Jane Council Alfred 'Dahl Charles Delphenis Stanton Denney Joe Bailey 'Dodson Dorothy Nell Dortch , -X 4 - .g,,.m - n Juniors ran Drew Paul Easley ietty Jean Evans J. T. Fain Earl Fields Frank McCuistion Iharles Fry Comer Garner lill Grant Jerrell Griffin lobbie Haynes Bill Hearn Iloria Dell Hinton Donald Hogue Gretchen Hollje Patsy Hooker Ruby Jean Hutchings Lewis Ingram Leon Johnson Aline Jones Floyd ie? y ,9 W. J- t.:,.-- 'Wi X A M I mi . . ,wr xiii. X .S Juniors Ann Elliott Beatrice Evans Kurk Farmer Kathryn Ann Faulkner Regenia Ford Billy Bob Freeman Aaron Elliot Garrett David Gibson Audrey Harlow J. W. Harris Katherine Herndon Jimmy Hickey Jimmie Hollis Ernest Laurence Hollje Julianne House Kathryn Jane Humphreys Martin Ingram, Jr. Billy Johnson Cora Lou Jones Theda Jordan Page 43 Juniursis M B Mary Blanche Kent A Kyle King Rogers Law Winston Littlefield Nina Lee Mahaffey Lola Malone Carl McGee Anne McHam Ray Morse, Jr. Howard Moye Eloise Nance Ella Joy Nash Albert Nichol Jake Osburn Kathryn Pickens Gene Powell Clara Jean Rease Vernon Redus Kathleen Scarbrough James Scott Page 44 WW MK A -1 , .,..-. if ' as , Ji, : Q X ik is 3 W b ma, KKK, :gal I f fv- -nw.. Q .l:,l . J ziii ' ':'.'5f.': l Juniors Clarence Taylor Kirkham Alice Cora Larsen Bobby Lynch Jimmy Lynch Ola Malone Frank Maxwell Maxine Mears Margaret Moore Mila Mae Murphy Merle Myers Sherma Nelson Charlie Newell Cortez Park Eddie Louise Penton Melba Pruett Barbara Ann Read Betty Jo Rooks Billy Rosser James Ezell Scott Marilla Jane Shipman Junior Junior Oscar Smith Vidalia Silvey Billy Franklin Smith .'V.,. Wayne Smith ,X .., 5 6 J Q i' .1555 Q pw., X X if is rgloria Sperry l -. N X Freddie Jo Stephens Tom mie Lee Steel Ernest Stinson Sara Story Lloyd Taylor Joe Warren Teague Billy Turner Jane Upchurch Margie Vaughan Lynnie Mae Wade Henry Walker Pauline Walker Alex Wetherbee Richard Whitaker Thelma Jo Whitney Sybil Williams Marshall Womack Melba Woodard r i 11 S my Stewart Jack Streety Jack Taylor Olive Thomas Margie Helen Thompson Doris Vanderpool Robbie Faye Vandever Carolyn Waldron Billy Bryan Walker lie-Q1 Weavers Jeanette Weikel Thomas White O Robbie Nell Whitney Virginia Williams Preston Wisely Helen Woods Travis L. Wright Page 45 af' as B Yuz, ? W 5-. fr 3. at V! I UurHIuraIeBuiIders . . . Even though the war conditions have handicapped several ot' our extra-curricular activities, there are still a sufficient numher offered to the students of Paris High School. The most popular of these activities is athletics. For the past six years P. H. S. has produced winning teams in most sports. The toothall squad has heen greatly praised tor its power and win- ning ahilityg haslcethall, our mid-winter sport, holds an important position in our althletic program: our tennis team has estahlished a line record hy winning the district for the past tour years. The less experienced hoys and girls are allowed to participate in a B squad in each of these sports. Aside from the fact that athletics provides enjoyment tor the students, it creates good sportsmanship, co- operation, alert minds, and sound hodies. The cluhs which are sponsored by various faculty memhers have more student participants than does any other activity. Regular meetings are held, and inspirational programs are given, as an aid to the guidance of the students. ln the field of foreign languages there are German, Spanish, and Latin Cluhs, the latter heing the largest and oldest cluh in our high school. The science department includes the General Science Clula, which also has an extensive memhership, and two new organizations, the Physics Cluh and the Chemistry Cluh. l The Aeronautics Cluh and the F.F.A. have attracted many hoys, as they are not only interest- ing hut also useful. For those interested in mechanical drawing and liheral arts, the Arts Club is availahle to further the interest created in the classroom, The X-Cello Cluh stimulates the girlS' interest in the home and its prohlems. Clever plays which the students enjoy throughout the year are presented hy the Speech Cluh. The Hi-Y, which is a nationally-lcnown organization and a loranch ol: the Y.M.C.A., is a medium of friendship among the upperclassmen ol: P. H. S. It is the aspiration of most students to hecome a member of the National Honor Society, for it is com- posed of the honor students from the junior and senior classes. .Q To increase our interest in the literary field, Paris High is active in lnterscholastic League con- tests. ln the previous years our students have competed with pupils from other schools in this state: hut due to the rationing of tires and gasoline, this year a program of intramurals was carried out in ready writing, typing, and dehate. Our extra-curricular activities were correlated with the war ef- fort, as we tried to do our share in connection with our activities. By heing active in these events a student gains much lcnowledge and slcill which will he useful to him in the future years. He learns the finer points of writing and spealcing and readily puts them into use. Paris High School is proud of its music department, consisting of the hand, Choral Club, and orchestra. The Blue Blazes, our seventy-live piece hand, has made a name for itself hy its perform- ances-'at each home game. The talented Choral Cluh has presented many programs for civic organi- zations aswell as school organizations. The fine orchestra has cooperated with the hand and Choral Cluh in presenting concerts during the summer as well as the winter months. . A, f Another important phase of extra-curricular activity is that of puhlislring The Qwl. The staif which is made up of ten memhers from the senior class is assisted hy a numlaer of underclassmen, We feel that our yearhool: is ,a powertul force in education hecause. it affords motivation for the study of English and good writing, creative art, photography, and husiness courses. Through this hrivefltsgrglllmary we have given you the students' eye-view of the various phases of activity outside the-'sgvfalroorrr We have also tried to show you that even through the war years off '42 and '45f, the students of Paris High School have had -a hroad field ot extra-curricular activity ' r+which to choose. . ' ' -Page 46 ' .. 1 . av , . -Q r ei Qs.-..fa. . x.. minima.. 1 ' .. .:i'ce3i.a,fL Q 7111- 1 A pidure of The Owl Staff al work III- ocluccs this section because of the long hours and hard work thai they Spmlt on 1913 Owl. UHGHIIIZHTIUHS Page 47 X laiin Club . . . Latin Club Ufficvrs Senii-r fiiiiisiil iliiiininy 9ii'wiii'i .liiniiir finiisiil liailhiyii lliiiiiiwliwys Sviilm ihiiiy l lcwlgvr fgiiawslni' l'.ilIi lh-X4 liiininiis Nlllllii iXl.ii'ixxyiiii .Xlliiwirl Siioiivvi' Ahlucll Siiiiiiiiiiv ixliw Snllii- gmlvl hlies ixlzirlhai llainlains Top Row: Stewart. li. Hiiiiiplirvys. P. Hofikcr, LIIHIIIHIIS. . XliAUl'Ll. S. Ahhctt, L. Ahhctt Second Ruw: Alcxqimlirr, Allan, Altcr. bl. Amd. Jenin Ainif, :M'ci'y. Bairrim Third Row: Biiuglni, BC1lllLklHlIllP, Bccslcy. Bell, Blaickhlirn. Bliiml, Bnntli Fourth Row: Brzimlctt. Biwimlun, Butler. Cllllllllli, C4 Cnkui-, NV. Cnlxcr, Collins Fifth Row: Council, Crain. Ci'nxx', Docs. Delphcnis, Dcnnis, Drew Sixth Row: Duncan, Eclzaimls. Ellis, Epps. Faulkner. Fcnncll. Iflnytl Seventh Row: Fl'L'CYl!llH. Uihsiin, Urziywii. Haniiltnn, Hziimlxvfclc. Hzii'gi'aix'cs. Harris Our ninjrir pimjvvls lor lhc' year weru our cilvservailfc of Latin Wotxk anal nnv Iii-inlml issiii- iii nur iniigiiviiiv. Hociiu ffl Hari. This issiic- was prinlecl ancl clistrihutccl cluring Latin Welt-L ln lhv rliili nivinluc-i's iiiiil liiliiiv l.illi1'l stuclenls. Tin- iiiiinlwi' iill issues lor lhis year was limitefl to iwoluefalisc nl' slioiiaggo iii inailc-iiails. lin- liiwl mic was in l'vlii'iieiry einrl was iiiiinc-iiginphvcl. We give to the needy . . Our ,hiiiiiir fwmisnl, Kathryn llumphrcys, loacls Ben lxlooringj up lor ziiirilhvr lrip to the mr that Carrie-cl our Chrislinas iilvlicriiig ln the Rccl Cross nliiivc lor clislrihulion to the pciniz Al vfilirislmus time ineinhors Ol' Romani Horlivrni always 1'UlllI'llllllC ,Qfwicroiisly in lhosc who have less ihiin lhvy. U Page 48 The price-iiiulu-r lor incmhors ancl ac:- livilies is ilm l.nlin Clnh ol' ljuris lligh School. lfzicli nionlh ai int-cling was In-lil, ainrl inli-resling final etliicailioiial progruins wi-re gjiveii. Allcr the Christ- inns inet-ling. at lvnocl coiilrilnulioii, which ht-lin-rl live lznnilies have ii happier holi- fl,.y season, wus given lo tht- Rell Cross. Ninn:-rnns olql lioinun rnslonis were car- rioil onl all the New Yenris ineeling. Dur- ing thi- yi-nr tht- nwinhers lc-rirnccl lo sing flhrislinzis liurols, pzilriolii' songs, :incl songs lor linn in l.ulin ancl lfnglish. Sex'- crul lfnglish playin-is were prescnlc-cl lo show ilu- iiiiporlniicco ol, l,nlin in the lfng- lish laiiigiiugc. This orgzniixzilioii is pronrl ol the lad lhail H3 ol ils I35 riclivc nionihers, along with I5 slnclenls who have ulrcocly com' ,ill-ml two years ol lialin, uri- also mem- lwrs ol' the ,lnnior Classical loeaigiie, ri iiulioiiul organiimlion ol' all slnclents in- it-reslt-cl in tht- Classics. Sally lfrceinnn. one ol' our secnncl year l.alin slnilcnls, is vice-prcsicleiil ol the Texas Shilo .lnnior flaissicnl Imgiit- Orgaiiilalioii. 4 L Top Row: Harrison, Haynes, Heuherger. High. Holland. Hollingsworth, Hollje. Second Row: Holmes, N. Hooker. Hope. Hornheck. Hover. Howell, Hum' phrcys Third Row: Hurt, Hutchison. Ingle. jones. justiss, Kummer, Kelley Fourth Row: Kemp, Kent. Lattimore, Law. Lawrence, Lemmond, E. Lewis Fifth Row: L. Lewis. W, Lewis, Locke. Logan. Martin, Mathis, McCormick Sixth Row: McGee. Miles. Moore, Moor' ing, Mosely, Myers, Nelson Seventh Row: Norment, Norrell, Ormand, Parham, Parker, Parks. Periman Eighth Row: Phillips, Powell. Ragan. Reed. Reeder. Ricks, Roberts Ninth Row: Rowland, Scott, Sheffield. Silf vey, Skelton. Smith. Swint Tenth Row: Thomas, Thompson, Uzzell, O. Vandever, R. F. Vandever. Wal- hcrg. Waldron Eleventh Row: Wall, Walker. Waterman, Wenzel, Whitlock, C. Williams, Chas. Williams Twelfth Row: Wilson, Womack. Wood, Wiitidard The Lanqu t wt .. Rf Eigzigt I -is age Ul The Elite at d f lliii . , rj' in i I ,,,,, W ii! Y T-...l Q 2 sm 'K if , ..:, .,,... .::.:.: s :e Q si' 9 ' ufii Q Page 49 6ene1aI8cienceCIuh . . . General Science Club Officers iJ1'esicie11l , ,, ,inc C:ill'ff'lI. Xvivc-iJ1'c'sicic'11l Spoiwer Ahhcll SC'l'l'Ciill'y . i iarry Aiaeimv T1'l-:1s111'c1' , , fxaiiic- lxllll Ayres iQc'11111'le1 , ,iillllUS iQUi7C'I4l Ric'i1111'cis Sprw11sf11's ixiiss Yirgginia finrveis DIV. lyilllilll 'DCU iXiISS i'I'iiIlf'C'lllkl IIIFIQS 1 5:5 Top Row: Garrett, Ahhctt, Ahclow, Ayres. Richards. Alwles Second Row: Allen, Amis, Ashmore, Avance, Barnett. Baxter Third Row: Bcesley. Billingsley, Bishop, Blackhuitn. Blohm, Block Fourth Row: Bowden, H, Braswell, W. Braswell, Bryans, D. Burns, Burns Fifth Row: M. Burns, Bushee, Cagle, Clark, Coker, Cole Sixth Row: Corley, M. Custom, Crain, B. Davis. C. Davis, Cecil Davis Seventh Row: Dodson, Eudy. Evans, Floyd, Foster Cccr Our inajrvr iimrujwl for lhc- year was ihf- p111'ri1:1se oi' z11111li1c1' Iwc11lyAiyix'c cifviiar war imnri lo miri ln lilo War homi purehascri hy ilw IU-IQ Vinh. il is lhc- jlllI'IJfN0 ui lhc Cillij lo hoip win lhe war hy ivnciing lhvir IllUll0y ln ilnrtie Sain. Ailcr lhe war ilu- IIIUIIUV wiii iw nseci In iurliiei' lin' aims ami lhv a111hilir111 wi thc ffc11c1'a1i Sl'iCllCC slliricnls. . I? Doing our share to help Uncle Sam Pl'ElSlfi1.'lli .inc fiarri-ll ami ViwlAi'ilSlll'f'l' fiaiiii- jxllll Ayii-.: acimire the ? H- have - I 1 iifill OVX'lll Ci ily ii'IC CSiC'llCl'ili Sfiitllfi' Cxillil. Viiill' CilSIlilX Ill the i'ureg3r111111ci. si11m'i11g liic- CiiivivCI'l'llK'l' in ill! iiisiiialcci iillli iill lIllillSlIiill0fi ilHlISl', XVHS lllilfii' Fill Page 50 The programs ol' ilu- General Sfienee fwlnlv, xxhirli nic-cis llic sevond Wc-cli1es- clay ol' earh inonlh, vorrelaie wilh lhe ilaily classroom work ol the general sci- Ollff' slnrlvnls. An all-svhool lavky parly was given hy this arlive eluh in lilvwirilmr-i', and in the spring a parly lor thi- ini-inlmi-rs ol ilw eliilm was held. The x'ii'lory-ininclccl ineinlwrs ol' lhe Cll.ll3 in- veslvcl mst-ly when lhey used the pro- ven-rls lroin ihc-sv parlics to lilly a 525.00 war hond. During the year two field lrips were niarlv hy the students to the l.arnar Circ-ainery and lu the llinkle l.um- lmer Cioinpany. Various niemhers ol the vlnlv have roiiirilmrllc-ml valuahlo projeels whivh will he used in inlure general sfie C'll!'C' classes. Aniong ihese will he lvound an ahsorheml and rellecried energy appara- lns, a planelariiim, and various wood- work models. The-se and other projeeis are on display in the general science la- horalory. 1 rf: ri: Top Row: Gihson, Goree, Gregg, Grimes, Harris, B. Harvey Second Row: S. F. Harvey, Hatcher. Huyles, Henley, Heuherger, Hobgood Third Row: Hodges, Hogle, Holland, Holl' je, Hooker, Huddleston Fourth Row: Hunter, Kammer, Kindle. Lawrence, Luster, Lynch Filth 'Rowz Malone, McGee, Moore, Moor' ing, Morse, Moye Sixth Row: Nelms, Nelson, Noble, Nor' ment, Peace, Pratt Seventh Row: Price. Read, Roberts, Rob' inson, C. Rodgers, Rodgers Eighth Row: Ross, Sanders, Scarbrough, Scott, Shrum, Siegel Ninth Row: Sikes, Smith, Spencer, Stan' ley. Stephens. B. Thompson Tenth Row: M. Thompson, P. Thomson, Thornton, Townsend, Wagner, F, Wal' ker Eleventh Row: P. Walker, R. Walker, Walther, Washington, Whitaker, White Twelfth Row: Whitney. Wilhelm, A. Wil' liams. H. Williams, N. Williams T IAA Knnwl edge Being Born 1 1. Qi. ' SI' l I it Q mfg V' ia H AX A ,,,'- ,, , ':::' P i ' fi ' ' 'lien A A B 2' , .1 - ,,. or ti . 3 i 5 ri! , sz, ' .fxd Ns. Xe 'li if R ', Ng .. . M S .C 3 , Q W yr 1, Q! - 0, J T , X N A . Q .Q A . -11'2' , iiii I H .. i A A :' 3531 .-.-.-. A . is Page 51 San p . . . Fosters GuudNeighlJnrPolicg ----'-:'-'f-Qf1- P 4::1:::-:- 111. , ..,,,. Spanish Club Officers WWMW llresimlenl lmiie X'ic'c'-lliwsirleiil liilly liiyfnlm Xvnllwl .N 'vrc' ary llniis fliirli iilli'ilSllI'CIi Sinn Slury 5jJ1lIlSUI', lxliis hwy l'iiQlwp Mexico is our chief interest . . . llerv uc- sm- Sylni Xyillmins clisvussiiug lhf- nmlm fri' hleximw will liilly liwlw l'll'K'i'Ill:lll. Ylilwy em' 1-Slit-willy in- lcieslwl in fliimlaal.iiam1.1. Sinn' ll ie qiiilv wt-IILi1.mn In lhvir spmiwr. ixlvxiwi. slnixxn lux ixlisi Xvnginiu flc'rxc'rN lnm'irir'ml flvlnglml nl, unc' wi Ihr' 51i'fvQi'a11m ul Ihr' ycwir. 5ll4'il ruilwnie aw the l'c'g1i'esc'11I.1Iir+11 nl lln' nfnlnilx' Qrvlze :incl the pnmlai XYCI'l'ilCf1If'll'1i xxlwn lhc' cwlllillsmslic' llli'IlliH'I'9 pres:-lnlwl El 1 klill'lSiIllr.' i.'. . 6 n ily lll'UQliillll NYMS UiiK'l'C'Cl. :IS xxx-ll E14 fl Ili:IX' Ill l'.llQlI5ll XYIlil il ljlilll ,XIlli'II1'ilIl tx pin X l in Xllllllfrlll ID ililf'ixQl'UIllIfl lhe aiiiiiiml lmiicglic-I given lhf- lnsl week ul svlwni hy lhc- svvwiirl yi-.xr Flminfli 4llIfil'lll4 In liwiiwr lin' SK'IlIHl'S NYilfP HH' ll! iill' riillll XXilS llllEllll'C'li ilY ll1c'pI'rvr't'1'1lS illllll lilli lllllY, Front Row: Click. Walker Second Row: Steel. Sealy. l'lz1Skew. Scott. Story. LeAl. R. MZll'gliZlX'C4. Vvlright. Boysen. M. Mzirgruves. Smith. Ruth Third Row: Miss Bishop. Ausnius. Biurd, House. Price. Hzlrrisun. lvlzirtin. Bell. Steed. Ford. Shipman. l3lll'liS Fourth Row: Cowley. Sperry. Hudson. Hutchison. MiHllgh. Dudson. lvioye. Henry. Bowers. Vwlilliilnls. Nance Fifth Row: Croy. Casey. S. X,vIllllIl.lllS. Buswell. Kirk. Myel'S. Freeman. Cook Sixth Row: Ashill. Fcrgusfm, Stewart. Bryant. Luster. Mzllizllifey, DeShcmg Q01 Page 51 SumeAreStaqe-Struck . . . llere we see an seene in rebenrszil nl Sprill!! llflllfi' lmy llliillip llurry, ei nmjnr prmluelinn nl lbe Senior Arden ljluyers. si: :fc :ia Members: Baker. Barber, Barnett. Beall, Bell, Brandon. Butler, Carter, Davis. B. DeShong, D. DeSl1ong. Dodson. Egluff. Ellis. Epps, Fyte, F. Gibson. R. Cibsnn. Golclnon. Hale. Hargrove. Hartwell, Hnllje. Hudson, james. Lee. Ltminund. Ln- gan. McKinney. Mears. Murphy. Norvell, O'B1'ien. Park, Pclrz. Richards, Robbins. D. Sealy. V. Sealy. Short. Sinitli, Steph- ens, Stone. Upchurch. Wilsivii. Wmwrmd. Wocmds, Wcximdard. Wix1'd ti: fi: fi: Senior :Xrclen lllaivers ennsisle nl' llie siuclenls wbn bzire rninplelecl one year nl' smeeeli and llmnse wlin . W U , I bare lalgen pnrl in some play presenlerl in llnris lliuli Srlwnlg ineinlaers nl llie .luninr Arden ljluyers are ilu' lirsl year speerli sliirlenls. A inelmlrmnzx. Driven lrnin llmne, was given by llie willing ineinlxers ol llie speerlm clepurinienl lor lbe l'.5.0.. N - A and a play was presenlecl nl fznnp lxlnxey lnr lbe engny- menl nl llie snlcliers slnlinnerl lliere. One inajnr prnclurv lion, Hy fluwiy llfune. was nllerecl during llie year Planning Arden Club Productions .... llernuse rlrmnu ies is llie rim-I lllli'l'K'Sl nl lmnlli llie Seninr aincl lunim' Arilen Cillllm, we linrl llie ullvivers liere very inlereslecl in :napping mil llie years zivlirily. Arden Club Officers lyresirlenl .linnny lngnn Serrelary llerlry lleglinne liusiness lxlilllHQGl' . liiiirenee llrillie l,I'0Ql'ZiI11 fllwnirinan lxlzirv llezill Reporter ainil llisloriun . flenell'l7Jr1ller Slmllsflr H lxliss Gerry lNIf-Foy 'Pago 53 Phusics Club . . . Att asking The A Physics Club Officers l,l't'9lllL'Ill l,iiltc ilxlilmq ll Xiic'o-liivsirloiil .l fl flolxc Scc'i'cla1ry ,lainu .r c Yl'i'oaisiii'i-it .la IIIIN er Sc'i'uc'iiiilsail-.hiins Nm Spoiisor ll. x Qi Physics has its moments . . . llill Spci'rv :incl ,lariiics iiillm'lxr4'w illiislrailc llrc lllril 3, i-lit-cl ol loiiu llizil is lin-ir iiioiiwiils ilio piomoli- sviviililiii' iiilvrr-sl ol' llw pliysirs sluclcnls is llic piirposv ol' lliis iicwly orggarnizccl vlulm. N irc lu iilcwlioii oil ollii'vrs in flvlolwiy lin' ins'iiilici's limo incl ilu- larsl wvclq ol' ceifli six wot-Ls lo lailic' pzirl iii uluui io lirogrziins i'oiii'c'riiiiif' xiix' wiiiifl lin' xoloriilx' ol lifilil iliiil ollimi iiilnimsliiig lopicw llic- rliilm llilllllllll , F 1., A Y F , your lo ii splviizlirl viicl willi .i Imiviiif' in hlaiy. 'liliirly lmfiys mul oiic' girl roiiipriswl llic' iiiciirlmcrsliip ol iris iroorcssirio vluli. .N . , . , Front Row: lvlr, Ray. Denton. Youngblood Sccond Row: hlustiss, Luslwy, Ncyliiud, Brooks. R. Hutchison, Lowery, Burnctt, Smith Third Row: Hillhousc, Ellison, Ahhctt, Bowen, Haynes, Honeycutt, Pierce Fourth Row: Spcrry, Killchrcw. Nash, Fcntcr. Dodson, Ahclow, Banistcr, Mcflarskill Filth Row: Cokur. Looney. Holden, Kirhy, Hutchison. Brunette Powell Page 74 1 Q swf:- wifi im. em: mica mmm M , nw: aww: wmv :mm mm :mum mu :ci av: umm :mmm mis: Mil? ff i ziximfmir if-if mmm e .f. mi mi 1'miir.i.w lmzwm rimimm Im Tummum xmmwur rwrriifxn ni :im-:mm Imax 1 new-nail 1 mmm Z1 ni Zim umm: Wing IIISIBIS . . . IIBIUIIHUIICS Club FIIIIII Row: IVIIQ Ray. GIINSIIII. BIII'IIctt, Smith, Hicks ScuIIN.I Rww: BI'yaIIIt. HIIIN'ycIItt, PNIWQII. Haynes. Slwfficld. EIIISIIII wa. -.Q TIIIHI Ruw: DCIIIIIII. Vx'IIItc. HIIIQIIISIIII, DIIQISIIII. Boswell. -IaIcksIIII RIIIICII FIIIIIIII RIM: CIIIIIIQII, I,lII'IIilIIl, FcIItcI'. Mcffuskill, Bannister, RIIIIIQIIII :f: :I: :fc 'IYXXIIK' mc-Iy wx xxI'I'Iw IIN' IIN'IIIIN'I's III IIIIS IN'w FIIIIJ IIIUI III NIIIIIV IIxI.IIIIIII III .III INIssIIIII' Imye. I',.N'II IN , . 1'IIIc'I'I'II I'IIIIIIIsI1IfIII'IIIIx' IIIIII IIII IIN' IIISIILISSIIIIIS III IIN' IXIIIII. NJINXI IXIIIIIIN: IIIIII IQIIIISI I-II.II'II IXII' I IIIIIN IIIIII . IIxI'II IIII III IIN' VIIIID IINIIIII: HI.l'iII'II IIIUI1' AINIIII ZIYIEIIIOD, E IIN IIIIIIIIIII IYIHKW III IbI'llIl'4 'IIIII IIN' III'lIxI' IDIIII III II IIN' .XII I'III'I'I' I4 I.II4IIIg III IIN' IIN'sI'III XYEII' wc'I'c' IIIIIII's III I'sIN'I'I.II lIlII'lI'NI III IIN' IIIR'IllIJl'l'S III Ixxn III IIN' N'gIII.II IlIl'l'IIIl 4 IIN'x I'I'I.IxI'II IIIIIII IIN' SIIIIIY III IIYIIIIIIIII IIIIIII I'IlUlI'Il III 'II h ' , . N The drag of the ueronautics . . I,I'IwNII'IIl KIIIINIIII IIIIII 54'I'I'I'II.Iy IIININIII IIIQIIIIIF' IIIPII' IIIIIIIIY III SIIIXI' IIN' IIIIIQ IIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIN' QIIIII IIIIIIIIIQIIIIIINT. IINI XIIII IxINIIx IIII'y XXl'II' IIIIII NIIIIIII! A0l'0lIlllltiL'S i'lIIh Officers I,I'wIIII'III I:I'IIx IIIIIQIIII XVIII' I,I'I'NIII1'IlI IsIIIN's I5.II'IN'II 54-1 N'I.III KNIUIH' I IIIIISIIII 'I1I'I'llNllII'I IJIII SIIIIIII SI'IQI'.IIII .II ,XIIIIX XIIIIIIN IIIIN'I4yI f4IN'IIiI'III S NIIINIIIK IXII1 I IzII'I'x' IQIIX' I . . UII4 UIQ 'I II.II'Ix' III I I'IIIIIIII'x', Pqgc 57 Chemical Collaborators Experimenters experimenting . . . . .limmie l'lollis clisplays an experiment matting liire in Water hy clirecting oxygen on phosphorous with .lean King, Margie Cwihson, and .lohn Pierce loolting on. They clidnit hlow up anything in the process. Smart people. these fu- ture chemists of oursl 5 Page 5 6 Chemistry Club Officers Presiclent ,, , , ,, ,, ,..,Billy Graves Vice-ljresiclent . ,.,. Charles Delpheriis 'Secretary ,, .o,, .,,,... W alter lfliclcs Treasurer ,, . .limmie lulollis Sponsor ,. lVlr. llarry Ray At each meeting oi the Chemistry Clulb two stuclents expertly fiomonstratecl an unusual experi- ment. Such topics as Allow Chemistry ls l'lelpin,q to Vxfin the Wrii'. MNCW Uses ol Electrons, ancl 'Early Chemists anrl Their lliscoveriesu were chosen to holtl the uncliviflecl attention ol the mcmlmcrs as various stuclents gave reports on these suhjects. As a new organization this year, the Chemistry Clula has progressecl rapitlly uncler the leaclership of its sponsor, Mr. ,l. l'l. Ray. rl: rf: tt: Top Row: Graves, Delphenis, Hicks, Hollis, Abelow Second Row: Anderson, Banister, Baughn, Bodenheim' er, Box Third Row: Boyers, Foster, Fry, Gaylor, Gibson Fourth Row: Grayson, Griffin, Hartwell, Hickey, King Filth Row: Lynch, Martin, Maxwell, Minick, Morphew Sixth Row: Nichol, Park, Pierce, Powell, Reeves Seventh Row: Rosscr, Russell, Ruth, Scott, O, Smith Eighth Row: P. Smith, W. Smith, Turner, Wann, Washington Ninth Row: Whitten, Wright Pettg's Patriots Arts Cluh Officers ljrvsirlviil lizilsy limairiicll X'irt--ljivsimlc-iil . lfilt-vii Vxfcnzel Swrc-laii'y filwrizi llllllllll, lxlfiry Vxfuller iliri-iisiiivi' . Allicrt Nichol, Svi'gcuiil-eil-.Xrins Sziiiiinic Vliuwiisciirl lirwggmin filmirimiii Urn llvt- lpwis l.zirly Svinppt-r lfiiiiis lxluric l.illl0j0hii fir-iilli-inaiii St'l'ilIllDt'l' Ray ixlnrsc- Spuiiswi' lxlr. ,lwhii l . Slziiilvy llic- piiiqmiisc- ul lliv .Nils l liilw is lu prwiiwlc Ill- lvrvsl eiiirl slinly iii lliv xxiiirriis lic-lrls ul zirls mill rrnlils mul lr1i1llt'l'iiIi rfppmwliiiiily lin' liirllwr flewlwp- me-nl ul. ililit' inzildiigg ul' ailli'm'lix'v Weir pcislvrs wus llic' uiggaiiiivailiwii-s iimiivi' pliwjcrl lim' llic year, riiirl ii svrzip im-lail niiil riiluhci' clrivc was sponsored lay llw pnlricilil' im'inlwi's ol Ilia' rliilm. Al lht- rvgii- lair im-1-liiigs lhv In-in aincl wiirlts ul wvll-liiiuwii ar- liQls iii fill lim-ltls xwit' xliiflivcl. lmlu liinvs iiic'liirlml il Xzilt-iiliiivs lliiy piirly iii l'l'l1i'ilaii'y. im iiilorimil paillwriiigg iii ixlairvli. un .Xpril Iwiiils purly iii April. aiiitl. sis allways. llic- lim iiiiiiiiiil piviiii' eil tht- ciicl ul llic' st-ruiirl sc'iiic'slt'i'. Top Row: Barnett. Vv'cnzcl. Hinton, Waller. Illichol Q Second Row: Townsend, Lewis, Littlejohn, Mclrse. Allen Third Row: Booth. Buyers, Braiswcll, Clark, Davis Fourth Row: Czirrctt, Gziylor. Gregg, johnson, Lindsey Filth Rnw: Little, Mulnnc. Mars. McCrLim, Minick S,xth Row: Morgan, Parrott. Price. Richards, Shields Seventh Row: Smith. Tlminson. B. Womack. E. Wtuirif ack, Vvbiiizick Q.: I E ...........,,, F I T l -.rw Sk ! :::: :zzu , .....:..., . , 'Lw1s1'I:f': ... :2-aes-:mv-Zi ..a2wr ff , f ky IJ. . . . Hits Club .. . .. . -. 145 if '-if 'ff' Niggas' Q., -13 s l ti? - 1..... 3 SSX 1 5 Q1 -uf 1'.. '-'-,. 1 Eff is Q. I .1- ::. A W Q 0 ' lf N, 1 Wi Qt 'Q' Artists displaying their talents Ray hlrirsc sviiiliiiivvs willi xiii urlisln' Cyl' llii' 1-lilurls ol fvlwrm lliiilnmii wliilv Urn llvv l.c-wis liilws limi- .ill lroin ilf'l' lUClili X' K' I ' .mt ' ' xrmilt ln lllllllll llim Num lmciii, lttliliul ivy Palsy liririivll. lxliilly lint- picvvs nl wurlx airv mimic' luv mvmlwrs ol the xxrls f lrilm. Page 57 X-Cello Club . . . sig Html X-Cello Club Officers ar Hatione I'S Ilwsiclvlll 'xlllll' lfurmu XVlf'l'fIJIl'SIIIC'IlI IAN vrm- lxlmm SOK'I'l'lill'y fin-Im Smillm ,I-l'CilSllI'l'Ii lam-II I IEIITIN xc- wr vu' .' mu A 1-nn lim Il I I I f Ning I.c-mlm' Ilvllx' flrmu I,IilIllSI SIHIIISUII ixlmlll' Ifnnisc' fxllmriggli Ixlrv Ilwrwllix' IIIHHIIIN Biscuit makers deluxe . . Srrunilmlvcl vggs :incl lm Iaisruils Qu an lung may lwwnrrl lnnlmlg an fIvIif'14,ms Ivr0uI4Iusl. ,lam-II Ilnrris mul flflm-sm .Xlllf-S Illiliil' IIN s Iml il l'c'zxIilv. Ilia- YPIIIFIAIIIIIIIQ flllllllwt' HI IIIIS QWIIIVQIIIHIIIII rllllm I4 lu fllmulfllc mlvrvil Ill IIN' url UI Iwl11s'111.1Il1w IIS IU C'IlfiUlIl1lQK' il IJI'IMlfIt'l' XIUXX UI Ilfillll' UVHIIUIIIIIN fxll K'IIUI'I If Illillif' In Qcllll ilSSllI'illlK'L' illlfl IHIIQ' I ,, M wt-ll c Ill il x'z1ric'lN ml sfvrml SIIIIJIIIHIIY Irv Illilflllllll' Ilia- xxrw llSt' UI Ivisurv linux mul lu svl Slilllliilflli Im' llmv mlm-rlurwmln QIIIIVIIIW ul l'XlM'l'll'IH'4'i XSKIII ' U 'IHX O ' s IIIII IIIVUIIIIQJS Nxcirm- In-Ill IIN- Qc-mural XXVUIIIIK x I c I1 m HII1 in llic illlfllllllllllll amrl lllIC'I'1'4IIIl4' I I QIYIIIJS XYINVII Ililll IIUPII lJIilIlll!'lI IDX' IIN' UIIl1'0I'S HI IIN' VIIIIP XYCH' llllvlllifi. I lfmnl Row: Harris, Huwcll, C, Smith. ijilflllfll Allen, Mills, M. Harris, Miss Tlmmas Scnmnd Row: Moore, Wliittckcxx. H. Smith, Grayson. Crgwcs. -loncs. Ablcs, Tltsworth 'I-l1lI'L.I Row: Evans, Cray. Allwrlglit. ML1l'CIll, Taylor www -......,,.,.,...-M.,.,. -.- ...vw . 5 Page 98 I ,,,,,.., vu-'V .-, -w-1 I lfll Fu Scrnxul R-ww: Ulclglcnf. lilrtlcy, MQCQQ, Cuclxram. Tullzlnt. CITZIYCS. B.lrl Cc, lVlzlrlin, .'XI'fCI'l llI'I1, Bylwc. XXV. fl. llml I.,.,ll :mul ln- ,m,llll.l-ll Ill ellmllmlzml fllmlllllws nl wv ul 41llI':lllll'N, .mel lln- c'lx'1lm:1 pwwplllelluul. llmv rm-mlwrs cm' lvllwl Ill llw Ivlmlnmvluwfu lvl xllnl pwullrxq lwrli. lwc-l. llmrv Ibllhllllllly my lwmls, pvamllls, mul lwml- gurmlm-rw, INll'I'4 am fmllll rluw lu um- lllllfwllllliulc' lulurl' lz1rr11z'r, lrul llmv llmuglml lx llxll-IllY mm lm xxwlsl- llmem lln- rlusv. Xvv Villll Ulu' .lxmw Illlll-llllbll 41'c'l's'IQ. rcsiflf-nl .lnmvs llill Xlll l l,ll'NIfll'IIl lglISll'l' Nm'r'l'L'll1I'y' RUSSVI' lll'iINIlIl'I' lxlc-lvin Slllllli Xxlulvlnlug filmrlvs llf-lpcw'lw Qc-pwrlvr l'1clxx.ml lxlilfllll pwlmwx Mr. ljlXUIl SllUlll'll od For Victorg . . . ll-um Row: Czxviucss, Rmmlwrts, Gist, Russcr, Vxflmitc, DklN'lklS1II1. Dllrlmalm, Rccd. Vv'l1ittcn. L. Crutclwliclul. XV, Smith. Gunter Hlll. Urilbllu. V, Crutclmlicld. Mr. Slwltlm Tlmll Row: Bustrr. Dcnncy, Durmmn, Vv'm1dL11'Ll. xxVVllll2lI11S, Hlwvurcl. Russian, Houtcn lwurllx Rum: Kung, l7. T11ll.lnt. Custom. M, Smith. Xyuud, Nl, Hxll, Bull. Riclmrdsun rl: 9: rl: llll- :N cmumlwm-ll ul vlmrlc-1'ml Flello 11ssm'r.nll1u1s Hllllllg lll lum, mv manlv up ul lmkul r-lmpll-le illlllllll Ill lmruln ,lllwls lmxmu clc'lmrlrm-mls ul xmwnllmmanl il!Ill'lllllII'L'. llllu- primmy slim Ullll1l'l4llllll't' l'au'lm'lxul. XIIILII 4 IN llw rll-xl-llllmwlul ul :nQl'1r'lllll11'anl lvzxclc-rslmlp, lfbUlli'I'illlllll! mul 1-lllyl-nglqlp, . . - 1 - , - H A m llll- pl'fwjw'ls ul llmv lm-ul vlmpln-r wvrc' r'c-:llc-rx-cl llmls vcunl' .mnllul llw lwwlul lui' X lvlwlw' lnwnml. Il.-..Iffml 'K' lil ll'I'rl UIll'4l'lX1'4 Ulll' 'Xl'lIH'fl l4Hl'K'l'4 llll' fXI'Illi'll l4Ul1'l'S rl: cf: cf: The trials of the Greenhands .... llrwwlvrul llumw xxillm plvnlx' ul' ussislullcv illlllllllf 'l' .lr -I: l .F.A. Officers 7 K d i ,Q W W icer Material Tlw ljnris lligh School Chapter ol' thc nnlioiinl lli-Y orgniiiynlion mail on Bcplviiilmcr IU, IU-ll, lor the llirsl time wilh ils new presi- ' . . cl:-nl, ficne lluclson, presuling. ln Oclolier hlr. Sain lrrvoinnn, one ol' tht- sponsors, 1-iilvrlziinerl the incin- liers wilh ai wie-ner ronsl nl his lovely homo. 'llwo clnnrcs high' lighicfl lhc Nov:-lnlivr nvlivilivs ol' this orgnnizalion, nncl on llecciii- hor IH, 1042, an nll-slag clnnvc wus sponsorecl hy tht- lli-Y. Thi- niosl oiilslniirliiigg zirtivily was lhcir nniiiiul Christmas lmnqnr-i nncl rlniire. This gnlii nlilinir was lwlfl lhis your in the main :lining room oil the Cilrmllzir llolvl. 'llhe social yr-ar ol' this nclivv orgnnizalioii writ-fl with ri pearly honoring the sponsors. 1 1 Top Row: Ahhett. Ahshire, Banister. Bzirher. Boswell, W. Boswell Second Row: Boyers, Bozeman, Bren' ernan. Coker, Cooney, Cooper Third Row: Davis, Dclphenis, Far' mer, Fenter, Floyd, Freeman Fourth Row: Fry, Gibson, Gullick, Hartwell, Haynes, Hill Fifth Row: Hollis, Hudson, Hutch' ison, R. Hutchison, jackson, jus' tiss Sixth Row: Killehrew, Kirby,L1tw. Linch. B. Lynch, J. Lynch Seventh Row: lvlorphew, lvlorse, Ney' land, Nichol, Parham, Parker Eighth Row: Patterson, Roach, Short, Smith. Sperry, Stewart Ninth Row: Stone, Teague, Wether' hee. Whitzxker, Wright Page 60 Here tlwe otlicers pose lor the plao- tograplwer at tlie years first Hi-Y clance. Bacl: Row: lliclas, Lively, Antoine, Barnett: Front Row: Alter, Freeman, Sanclslmerry, ancl Huclson. President ..,..,.. .,..,.... vice-Presirlent , ,, Secretary , Treasurer ., ,.,,, , Sergeant-at-Arins Sponsor ,, , , l:aculty Sponsor , filwaplain , Marion Wilson Ili-Y Siveelliecirl Nvilli l'1er pleasing personality ancl ever present smile, lxlarion especially cle- serves the lionor lmestowecl upon lwer lay tlie mernlyers ol tl'1e Hi-Y Clulu. Slie takes part in many extra-curricular activi- ties ancl claooses as lwer favorite sports rlancing, swimming. lnaclminton, and lworselnacla ricling. ller collections ol malcli covers, miniature olmjects, anfl snapsliots are laer prizeil possessions. De- penclalnility, lrienclliness, anal promptness are tliree ol lier most clwaracteristic traits: ancl sl'ie is always reacly ancl willing to lwlp anyone in neecl. lvlarion was elect- ecl lvy secret lmallot ancl was presented at the annual lli-Y Cliristmas Banquet anrl Dance liy tlie presiclent, Gene lluclson. And Bnasis A Sweethe art Hi-Y Officers Gene llilclson ,lacli Sanclslmerry llmolalmy Antoine Vxfaller lliclis .laines lziariielt lxlr. Sain ljrecinan lxlr. llaul liivcly cv. Norman Alter Page 61 H W 1 F52 13 .. in 'Wi N x 'Tv . if h c 'Q , 1 ,03 ge 62 M l Q wi gf X ' X . fi K ixl i til it National Hunnr National Honor Society Officers l'iiQl Si'IIl4'Sli'i' llixwiflviil .limo Sliolloii X'Ii'f'l,I'USlfl1'Ill llilly fi iiww 5l'f'I'C'lZIl'X llaiiiliiiv Rm-tl 'lit-atsiiitc-i hlury llc-fill SIHUIISUI' lxliss Iliff! lglSllUIl Sc-roiicl Sciiwslcr llrcsirlool llulli llt-ss l.iimmiis Xvicc'-lJi'csicl0iil 'llliomais ,liisliss .lr. Sc'cXi'clfiry fxailhryii Vxfvsl l41'UilillI'k'l' ,lzicli Sziiulslwiiy Fpoiisoi' lhliss lIll'Z liisliop 1 i Nolv: l ho lirsl vlcwoii sliirlciiis picliiiwl uri' the sciiiors who wcro iiifliiviocl iiilo ilw Nziliolizil l lllllltl' Socic-ly iii llicir iliiiioi' yvzii. llwy i'c'i1i'osc'iiiwl tho hitghcsl lixo poi' l'C'lll ol Ihr' class ul lhi' vital ol tht- iiiiiior your. 1 i Top Row: Bcaill. Brown. Cook. Dc- Shong, Harrison Second Row: King. LCC. Liiimiius. Recd. Shelton Third Row: Wcird, Baker. Bunister. Bziughii, Brciicman Fourth Row: Carter. Clem. Click. Davidson. Egloff Filth Row: Fcntcr, Gihson. Hurt. Hill' house. Home Sixth Row: Hutchison, R. Hutchif son. justiss. Linch. McGLiire Seventh Row: McKinney. Phillips. Plcdgcr. Richards. Rodgers Eighth Row: Sundshcrry. Sealy. West. Youngblood x llciiiiai fiiuiiilortl amcl virginia: f miilorcl zito iiol piciiirofl livin- hc-- caiusc they li'aiiislci'i'n-rl lrom im' olhvi' wliool loo lgtlq-, I liilt- xxlmlwll, .latina-s llnrm-il. lohii llorloii. mul XV, fx. llailcrsoii wc-iv liooomry mciiihcrs lwcmisv lhci' worm' llilvlh your siiirlvliis llroiii clit ilt't'. I S U C B l U . . . You Uon't Have To Be Drafted To Join This Uuttit The National Honor Society has many ohjectives in view. Vxfhile creating an enthusiasm lor scholarship is the underlying intention, it is not the only purpose of the organization. The society wished lo stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students as well. Since the organization in 1052, one hundred and twenty hoys and two hundred and sixty-eight girls have had the privilege ol laeing elected into this organization. ln the spring ol each year the highest lvive per cent ol thc junior class is inducted into the organization. The lollowing year ten per cent ol the senior class is initiated into this society at the end of the first semester. Among the eleven memhers admitted in their junior year were the IUAI3 Senior Class secretary, olvficers and memhers of the liatin, Speech, Snapshot, and Chemistry fwluhs, Owl stall. several .lunior Rotarians. and leading memhers of the various cluhs. To attain this recognition a high standard of achievement must he maintained to the very curl. To he eligihle one must meet the requirements of service, leadership, character. and scholarship. To quality lor service one must render cheerfully and enthusiastically service to the school. Leadership may he interpreted as showing W initiative in promoting high school activities. Char- acter, the composite of all the common virtues, is in- dispensahle to the finest young womanhood and manhood of America. :ic as vi: The olxlvicers of the National Honor Society con- ter with their sponsor, lvliss Bishop, ahout plans tor the initiation of the new memhers. The traditional ceremony of initiating the new memhers hegins with speeches made hy the tour of- ficers representing the requirements of the honor society-f-service, leadership, character, and scholar- ship. The other students seen on the stage are the eleven who were inducted into the society last year. its PF 32 Mr. .lustiss administers the oath to the students who have heen chosen to hecome memhers of the society. Their eligihility must he approved hy the faculty hefore they can talce this membership oath. This annual ceremony is quite impressive to the en- tire student hocly. 838 T To identify the memhers of this society, a heau- tiful pin, the emlslem of the national society is worn and ,highly esteemed hy all. Thus the organization creates an enthusiasm lor scholarship among those who have not yet heen awakened to the importance of the complete development of their powers. Page 63 Paris High School Band . . lillfllxl' ilu- cl4'Xlc'rmvl1s siipwxisiiwii ul l-luyfl Vxivgvr, ilu- llnris lligli Sflwil limicl lm lwviviiic' OHL' ul the HlllSlHIlCllllQ lmiimls in llu' slzrlv, l'iYCll lhmigh llin' XX'ill' mul gas reiliiming has lll'i'Yl'Illi'Kl lin' lmnrl lruin pc'rlwrinliig ul will-ul-luwii luwllmll Qaurncs, ils si'x'c'iilx'-lim' incrnlwrs l3l'K'4l'llli'Il rlm-x'm'i inum'ux'c'rs nl Ihr' ggnrrws in Parris fluriiig lhc lflfll lmillmll smsuii. Th 1' lmilcl is now lilllll'l.lUlllllQ .as .1 Sylllllllfillll' llilllll plnviiig in sc'rim's ul Xvll'llll'Yc1llllK'l'lAlS, wliirli uri' llelfl in tht- gyiniialsilirn, 'lilwsc' wu11'c'rls uri' UIJUII ln llui pulwlir' with lllc mliiiissimi living lllv plirrhasc nl any iilllfllllll ul lmiicls ur slmnps. llis' lmiifl s 4'Ullll'llDllllHll lu lhc' invin iii sc'rxir'n'. SHTTU. was Qivvii lu our pnslmaislci' us in lK'Sllll lil lhc' lirsl Yi4'lrii'y ciHllf'l'I'l. Al-livy hmm' illSll inmlm' s4'x'1'r'z1l lrips lu viilcrlaiii the H1011 nl fiuinp ixlaixvy. lhis uigziiiiyfrlimwii is 1-rillwl llllilll lu uppmii' iii vivil' parmlcs, zmcl il uifls ax Ql'Oi1l flf-fil iii lwmqmiiig up Ihr' inrimlm' ul llic' pcwlplu iii llivsc' lrviiigg liirws, lim-ll sllimlenl lfmlcs lflrwarcl lu lhc' ussvinlvly IWIWIQIAIIIHIS iii xxhirli llu' lwzmcl alppvnrs, lor il inanlws vuvli um' il lllC'lI1Ui'ill5l0 lll'l'EiSlUll. ll was wilh inuvh rvgrcl lhnl wr' lwlll ixlr. VwVf,'gc'i' glmfl-liyc' wlwii hc' ClllCl'0tl lhc' fxiim-ll l'iwi'1'c's, laul we were quilc lurluimlc' lo lmvc' his wilqc, lxlrs. Vx'c'ggr'r'. ln mrr'y nn his wurlg mul wr' mm f'l'l'lllillly Say lhal lhc' lmiirl lm slcwirlily pi'wg3i1'sswl llIlfll'l' hvr rwllmlmlc' lc'urlc'rship, lfnrh inc'ililwr ul' lha' lmzmcl is lu lu' c'ui1gi'11llilnlc'cl liur lhc' limi' mul c'llwmrl spwill in iniilsiiw r'x'm'rx' pl'f'St'lllilliUll zu sm'f'c'ss. llnls fill ln lhc' lmllic'-mul-xxlmilc' llIlill5IIIll'll lDlISlV ilmlwrsl Page 64 Front Row: Morplicw, King, Shelton, Epps, Bruswcll, Floyd, Hover, P. Vsfiscly, Reeder, McCormick Second Row: A. Farmer, G. Third Row: Carpenter, Nichul, Mcflaskill, Drew, Carter, Nance, Stewart, Freeman, Puttcrsnn Back Row: Delphenis. Ingram, Lynch, Clanton, K. Farincr,Spcrry, Killebrew,Minick,Lngz1n Wiscly,,,LQmwrcXiIL11y, Kidj, Vvfuodzlrd, Word, WlllbCl'g, R, Wlmitzikcr, I Price . Harmung ln Blue The Leaders Ui The Band Patti Bess Lummus Drum Major Anne Farmer Mary Louise Taylor z Narca Hooker Theresa Morphew ,Axrlcling much zest ancl attractiveness to the Paris lligh School Barrel were the high-stepping clrum major ancl majoreltes. The result ol many hours spent in planning routines and accomplishing vari- ous lwirls was shown when they perlormecl at our lloothall games. From left to right we see pictured here Narca lrlooker, Anne lsarmer, ljatti Bess Lummus, Mary lnuise Taylor, ancl Theresa lVlorphew. As rlrum major llalli lless has shown her ahility hy leacling ancl clirecting the hanrl in many clillicull maneuvers. 'lin the rlrum major anal majorettes much creclit is clue lor the time srzent in cleveloping their talent anrl for their alaility to make each perlormance more colorlul. Heuberger, L. Whitaker, Gwinn, Hope, Willianis, Thomsm, Peace, Hasselmeir, Mr. Weger Berly, Hollje, Parker, Caviness, johnson, joan Amis Garrett, McCee, G. Myers, Skelton, Hooker, Buffington, Weaver, 1, Amis, Lummus Scott. Brunette, Smith, Hardwick, M. Myers, Boyers Page 65' . . . Harmnnizers Q The lxlixeml Cihorus ol llnris lligh School is i1-rogiiixecl as one ol lhe inosl oulsluncliiig high school choral groups in llus slule. ll iiol only liiiiclioiis as ii Clulu lmul also incels us ii rc-ggulur vlnss. lliicler tht- care- lul uncl zirlislii' rlirvclioii ol lxlr. XV4-ger, the rluli has achieved a lllgjll IlISilIlf'ilfrll llll' IlSCll E18 well HS lht' viilirr' school, lielore ii slurleiil run lm:-voine ii ineinlier ol' ilit- lxlixt-tl fxhorus. his ahilily musl lie ap- proxecl by lxlr. Vxfegjcr. This group liars pt-rlorinecl lor various churches aiiicl civic oi'gunimlioiis in llaris and has ggiveii ai numlxer ol concerts for Ihr- men iii service al Fuinp lxlaxey. Front Row: Avery, Parker, T. Kainmer, Capers, Ball, Fennel, Wall, Swint. Whitley, Burch, Briscoe, Collins, Reeves Malone, Sturgeon, Alford Second Row: England, Baker, Hutchings, Fyte, Cothran, D. King, M. Thompson, Dale, Mahafley, Thomas, Caldwell. Bowen M. Davis, Brown, Castleberry Third Row: McGee, McAbee, Floyd, Thomson, Hunter, Locke, Alter, Scott, Golemon, Carter, Mears, Skelton, King, D Bell, B. Boswell, Sharpe, Burleson Fourth Row: Kidd, D. Bell, Walker, Asbill, W. Boswell, D. Davis, Richards, Patterson, Logan, Minick, Buifington, Kindlc Cook, Yeager, Hardwick, L. Kammer, Haley Orchestra . . . Mniiiiiaieis Violins: joan Amis, Braswell, Bland, Brown, Floyd, Tuba: Brunette Percussion: Nichol, lngrzun, Francis, Gwinn, Grant, House, Jackson, jones, Noble, F. sl H A M PV Caviness Lee, McGee, Mars, Shelton, Thompson. Williams, leml. fum' 'Matson' . . Weqt Walther Minick Alto Saxophone: High Cello: Sheffield, I. Amis, Carpenter Trumpets: Epps, C, Williams Flute: XValberg Viola: Hogue, Thomas, Mahaffey Trombone: Lay Clarinets: VJhitaker, Carter Bass Viol: Alter, Yeager Oboe: Word Bassoons: Builington, Price , . - - Ira is lruly zui ussvl lo lhc- slurleiil virles line ll'illIllIIQ lor tlit- boys uml girls who are iiiloivslerl in ir niusiff preseiil or-1-In-sir-fi was lnicl larsl your insliiiinenls. llw oirlieslin is iioxx inacle up ol ai sclwl group ul lhosc' t'l1esl,rei limit- coiiliiiui-il ln slurly ini small classes and will he nrlniillccl prollieielit iiisli'uinc'nI players. rl-lil' slutlenls gain kiiowlr-flue nol. only lhrouggh lhcii' vlnsscs lllll also WV lhrough giving ilunwroiis r'oi1c'1'i'ls. Page 66 lim ljaris lligh Svliool Oiwlies- uc'lix'illc's ol lhv svliool. ll is si lalenlccl oi'ganixulion XX'llI1'l1lJliU' cal career. Ilw loiuiflnlion lor the XYllCll thi- lllI'l'I'lflI', lxlr, VX'c'gc'i'. slnrlcfl sewn-lily sluili-iils on siriiri seveiily. The slutlenls who xx'vi'v nol chosen lo peii'lit'ipailc- in lht- or- lo the orrlieslrn sis lhvy lwcoiiio Knowledge Can Win . . . Sl't'iiIHl Nvl'rll4 Front Row: Gibson, Calioon. Stell, Herndon. Collins Second Row: Walker, Barton, Mel-Iam, Mzijors, Hillhousc. Hopkins Third Row: Hamilton, Osborn, H. Walker, Latham, Miss Seckel, Price. Seiferman, Tliompson, Evans rf: .fc :fr G4-rinan aulliors, Colnposers, Customs, ancl all plii1SCS ol' llic claily lilk- ol' llie flvrinans were slinliecl al llni inonlli . , , . German Club Officers ltn-siili-iii ,lolin llarlon Xllfl lJl'USlIll'lll lionniv lliilli lxlaiorx Sr'r'i'elai'y liallivriiiv llc-rnilon 'l.i'1'ilSllI'l'l' ,lov llilllioiist lQl'llUl'll'l' gxnni- lanl liirsl Yi-ar llrc'siclc'iil XV. Xvallcvr Xlim--lyivsicleiii ,lalw Clslnirn Sc-vita-lai'y llvaliivi- lfwana Vlliwisiiitei' Mary ,lo llopldnt livporlvr l.oris Sponsor lxlisx Sallie' Si-i-ia-I ly liN'l'llllg,fS ol lime cwflililll Clulm. At a Clirislrnas party gills were r-xi-Imnwl, ancl x'ali-nlinvs inaile lvy lln' IllC'IIllll'I'N V 1. , , . ol ilu- vlulm were given out on N. Nalcnlincs Day. Al ilu- c-nil ol ilu- Sfliaal year lln- annual pivnii' was lic-lrl Willa earli slnilcnt lalging an enllwusiastir' parl. As a mosl alple- ancl willing sponsor, lxliss Sallie Srila-I lias liven willi llie vlnli sinve its organization. Eamera Elickers . . . llllt 5llil11SllUl C llll5 liilfl llSilllI'St mc-cling lor organization on Octo- lwr 23. 'lllic olllircrs ol' llie Flillv xx'n're elcvli-cl, anml irleas lor lwllel' Imivlures were rlisrnssccl. Vlllie pur- pow ol llns clnli is not only lo slimnlalt- inlc-rest in pliologmpliy lniil also lo olmlain a greater varicly ol' snapsliols lor Tlic' 1913 Owl. llnc- lo ilu- sliorlnge ol' liilms ancl lmnllms, ilu- clnlmis arlivilies were rur- lailz-il alilcr llie lirsl Semester. Il: tit :ft Snapshot Club Officers llresiclc-nl , , Priscilla Scott Yiw-llix-sirleiil . lxlarion Vxfilson Si-ferr-tary , 'lommy Newart Sponsor lxliss lxlarttia llanlons .,. .,. .,. 'llliis rlnlv is sponsorerl lxy llie Uirl Slalili lo assist tlie pliolograj pliz-r in olmlaining a wicler variety ol snapsliols. Front Row: Bell. Williairiis. Amis. Parker. Alter. Buyers, Wiwiiiack Second Row: Freeman. Christian. Vifilson. Stewart, Scott, Teague Club Third Row: Harlan, Vvhlbci-g, Edzarils. Martin. Carpenter, House. Slicllicltl. Halt Holloway. Alford. Sperry. Price. Bcall, Hamilton Page 67 Cheer leaders . . . Leatherlungs - --5 . - x.- .V ,-4 Cheer Leaders f llf-ml fylwvr l.0nrlc'r llwnniv Rlllll lxlujnrs .0Ill11I' f lmvcw' lmfll-Inf ,lawlq Szmclslmcrry lxlariun Vvlilsun lmmu' filmw-:' l.c-aulcws Knllmryn llllII1IillI'CyS llmlmlay Lynch Kvlv King f-'Q-N U Nvrwllswl' lxllss lxlilrlrvrl follvy We've got the pep .... lsnll llmis an lvlvlmlng prrsc ul llwsv 'wimpy vlmcxcr lc-nclcrsvf llwy serv giving ilu-sv millifwn clwllen smilvs lm' llwc plwolug- mplmcly lllc- s1mil'xx'l1im'l1 was Qlwmn lay llw Xxxlilrlrnl l'1HIlCI'S llmis ya-ur was cllw lnrgckly lu flu' c'x1'0llr-nl lvuclcrsllip nnrl mnulwclulwlm ul ilu fluff Imflfl llrlmlcl ilu Illll'Clll HIIMININIUII rwl lxll lxlllrllul ffwllu Hlillllli ly l lll ' 'L' Q 'Qs ' 'X i W xulm, z1r'o , ml. lXillllIXll, lxvlf-, .mul llnlllwx' elwxxml Q1'IllllI!C 1-r1llullsie1sl11 Ill llu-ir Rmlm. ,Xl em nssvmlulx' HTYQIARIIII fill tlu- rl'l1llI'S' V . , , I . I flux' lwlfm- vml1 Hnlnc' llw rlwcw' li'mlIll'IN If-ll llmc' luynl SllIIlL'Ill Imfly in ilu- sr'l'11111l swings nncl yf-Ili. Ruse lxlariv llfnll, lxlfnx Umm l..1Ilumm, .Incl Xynllm lc-xxls xxx-rv sf-I-1-:Q-fl lvy lln- soplw111m'm lu nsslsl llw junior mvmlmcrs, 1 Rall V 'lI'j'Il. Ixylv. .mrl lxrvlvlmy' nc-xl ycwnr. lfnring llw yv111'VX s1llc-1' lmlrwvrl. mul llw s+rpl1fn11w1'c-s vlm-vim-rl ljwnalcl lloullm lu lillxl' llli plilvv. fl, to rj Bobby Lynch. Minion Vxfilsulm. -luck S:LnClsl'1c1'1'y. Bonnie Ruth lvlujors. Kyle King. and Kathryn Humphreys nc VVCFC 5IT1lppL'Ll 119 fl1Cy l-iI1lNl1CLl il l'HLlfl Page 68 SPRING x7X ' X4 5 ff 1 :fx ,f ,Q 2 ff' 1 Z if Z f f , I y , 4 , u ' 'W' fxf .I af 'Fil L ,- ,.,--, 4 Jr x XX xx X ,XA-, x 47 JY xi X r YJ gwdf 6 K X M ' Rfwfif Z' K-rl yin' ' NiX,n,,L-,'L- ,gr Q, 4 v,,v.,-,. 5 1 x .....-.a---H 11,1 N , aw F' F 2 X Z 1 ' Q 4 'gh 2 A V wal I u .Yan I. , 4 X I g K.. 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Al llle fm-l Avquzxinlvcl J lrlurly llu- lww llml rl-cm-:x'crl llmc grculesl mxmlvcr ol' vulcs lwcmmc lxlr. fmcl lxliis Vlwlmc lmgllcsl lmy :xml girl in c-uvlm vlass zllrlornzxlimlly lmcriarne llwc vlass lux'uril,es. This page pivlurcs llf0SllIT1C'Il ,luv flarrvll zmcl .lvzmrmic Rl-crlur. soplwnwrcs Paul Parlmm mul lxlury Doc l,AillllIINJI'C, ilmiors lfvcrl lgfillllflll illlll lJillSy llflllliillf flllil Sf'IllUI' .lilfli SiiIldSl3E'fI'y XYllU XVCFQ ll1C l'llI1UCl'SALlp. Page 76 Vice-Presiflent . , l'vIixGilmsni1 Senior Class Officers President , ,, Rivlmrrl .lonvi 1 Secretary ..,.,...A............,,, Patti Bon Luinmus Treasurer ,.,..A....,,....,,.,. Bonnie Ruth Nlajors Sponsor .,.,..........,,, ,,,Miss Mildred Coffey Gibson, Lnmmus, Jones, Nlajors, unfl Coffey, in r.j 1-njny ii vnu! in iwiss NIC- Cny'S Cnm'CrliHC. Paigc 77 SENIURS. Page Cream of the crop . . I.. Y. blomiw lxlosl llrirzflsolnv SUIHUI' Bonnie Rulh lhlaiors illosl Frivnrllvv Senior flirl .lark Sanrlslmcrry lllos! frivizrlly Senior Roy 78 Luke Abbett, Jr. Football, '38-'42, Co'Captain Football, '40, '41, '42, Basketball, All-District Football, '41, '42, General Science Club, Pres. Fresh. Class, Biology Club, Latin Club, Nat'l. Honor Society. I, C. L., Pres. Physics Club, Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Ir. Class, Editor 1942 Owl, Sports Editor 1943 Owl, Most Popular Fresh. Boy, Most Outstanding Soph. Boy, Most Notable Jr. Boy, Ir. Rotarian, Owl Assistant, '38, '39, '40, Sr, Favorite Boy, '41 HifY Milton Herman Abelow Chemistry Club, Physics Club Eugene Abshire Football, '38, '39, '40, '41, '42, Basketball. Track. Softball, F. F. A., E. E. History Club, HifY Bobby Antoine VicefPres. Fresh. Class, E. E. History Club. Ceneral Science Club, Pres. Biology Club. Mod. E. History Club, Sec. HifY, Football, '39, '40, '41, '42, Track, '40, Basketball, '41, Band, Curtain Club, Outstanding Soph, Boy Jack Allen FFA. Frances Jane Baker Latin Club, H.E.C., Orchestra, Choral Club, jr. Arden Players, Outing Club. Nat'l. Honor Society Jack Banister HifY, Latin Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Treas. Physics Club, Aeronautics Club. Nat'l. Honor Society Jimmie Banister Curtain Club, General Science Club, Biology Club, Arts Club, Football, '40, HifY Mallard Barber General Science Club, Biology Club, E. E, History Club, HifY, -lr. Arden Club, Football, '39, '40 James C. Barnett Vice-Pres. Aeronautics Club, Sec. Physics Club, Sgt.-at-Arms HifY, Football, '38, '39, '40, '41, '42, Track '40, '41, General Science Club, Mod. E. History Club, Curtain Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Chemistry Ciub , Patsy Barnett Orchestra, Latin Club, Vice'Pres. W'orld History Club, jr. Arden Players, Pres. Arts Club, Outing Club John Barton Football, '39, '40, '41, '42, Basketball, '41, '42, Track, '40, Latin Club. Pres. German Club, E. E. History Club, Ir. Rotarian, Nat'l. Honor Society .SENIURS Doris Baughn General Science Club, Biology Club, Latin Club, J. C. L., Chemistry Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Mary Clark Beall E. E. History Club, Mod. E. History Club, Prog. Chair. Sr. Arden Players, Treas. Nat'l. Honor Society, Math Play, Snapshot Club, Fr. Club, Girls' Basketball, Outing Club Jean Bell Latin Club. General Science Club, World History Club, jr. Arden Players Dossie Bell Basketball, Choral Club, E. E. History Club, Spanish Club Margaret Biard General Science Club. E, E. History Club, X-Cello Club, Spanish Club, Curtain Club Bill Bodenheimer Football, '40, '41, Track, '40, Boys' Glee Club, Gen' eral Science Club, Chemistry Club Hardy Bolin Latin Club, Spanish Club. Snapshot Club, Aeronautics Club Bette Boswell Choral Club, Vkforlcl History Club, German Club Jeff Boswell Football. '39, '40, '41, '42, Basketball, '40, '41, '42, HifY, Track, '41, General Science Club, Biology Club. Aeronautics Club, Treas, Fresh. Class, Curtain Club Bill Bowen Biology Club, Aeronautics Club, Physics Club, E. E. History Club, Chemistry Club . Martha Bowen XfCello Club, Choral Club, Spanish Club Dean Box Spanish Club. E. E. History Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, '41 Johnnye Faye Bramlett Choral Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, Glee Club Ella Francis Brashears Arts Club, German Club, XfCello Club Robert Braudrick Fairfax Breneman HifY, Band, Latin Club, Sec. German Club, General Science Club. Biology Club. Mod. E. History Club, Arts Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Johnnie Brooks Physics Club Billie, Lou Brown ' E. E. History Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, Choral Club Page SENIURS. More Crealll . . . Palli Boss liummus lxlosf Beaiilifui Senior Girl lllost lnieiiccllirii Senior Girl l.ul4c Alilmcll. ,lr. Bos! Senior rlliiiolo illosl irzlelieciiirii Senior Boy Page 80 Jerry Brown Latin Club, Owl Assistant, Mod. E. History Club, E. E. History Club, Tennis, Nat'l. Honor Society, Extemporaneous Speech James Brunette General Science Club, Biology Club, Mod. E. History Club, Band, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Brass Sextet Don Bryant Spanish Club, E. E. History Club, Tennis, '39, '40, '41, '42, Football, '39, '41, Aeronautics Club Beatrice Burleson Choral Club Bill Buster F.F.A., Spanish Club Buddy Carter Nat'l. Honor Society Carolyn Carter Band, Mixed Chorus, E. E. History Club, Speech Club. Orchcs' tra, Tennis, '40, '41, '42, '43, Girls' Glee Club, Outing Club Norman A. Chennault German Club, Basketball, '40, '41, Football, '41 Sarah Nell Clem Nat'l. Honor Society Doris Click XfCello Club, Sec. Spanish Club, Essay Wi'itiiig, Nat'l. Honor Society J. C. Coker Football, '38f'42, Basketball, '41, '42, Latin Club, Track Team, '41, HifY, Vice-Pres. Physics Club, VicefPres. Fresh. Class, Sec. Jr. Class, Treas. Sr. Class, General Science Club, Biology Club Billy Conder E. E. History Club, Spanish Club. Spanish Play SENIURS ,i . -..W Billy Cook Curtain Club. VicefPres, E. E. History Club, Choral Club, General Science Club, Spanish Club, VicefPres. Nat'l. Honor Society, Declamation, '39 wg:-5 Mike Cooney General Science Club, Biology Club, Football. '39, '40. HifY, Physics Club, Aeronautics Club Mary Copeland Foods Club, Spanish Club Benna Frances Cranford History Club. Outing Club. Nat'l. Honor Society Virginia Cranford E. E. History Club, Outing Club, Choral Club, Nat'l. Hon- ,.,,.1 if? - or Society i Howard Lee Crouch General Science Club. E. E. History Club, lvlod. E. ----: Q ---' - ketball. '40 Q q ,,u, e ,fr History Club, Cerinan Club, Football, '40, '41, Bas' Lester Crutchfield F.F.A. Vester Crutchfield Wx ' Robert Davenport Alma Jean Davidson E, E, Hiftory Club. Spanish Club. Cuting Club. Spanish Play. Natl Honor Society D. T. Davis Pres, E. E. Hzstory Club, Latin Club, Tennis, '39 Hi Y, Choral Club, Speech Club, Glee Club Mauda Davis General Science Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, '-40. '41, Choral Club. Spanish Play A. L. Dawson E. E. History Club, Tennis, Biology Club, General Science Club Mildred Ann Dean X-Cello Club Jack Denton General Science Club, Rep. German Club, Aeronau tics Club. Physics Club, Mod. E, History Club Dell DeShong Lit. Ed. 1943 Owl, General Science Club. Latin Club, Mod. E. History Club. Pres. Allied Youth, Natl Honor Society, jr. Arden Players. Meritorious Service Neely Dodson General Science Club, Biology Club, Mod. E. History Club. Physlcs Club. Aeronautics Club. Football, Baseball Tommy Duncan Ceneral Science Club. Biology Club, Tennis, '39 Page 81 SENIUR5. lx 'Q mms. Men of the month . lu Page 82 nior Rofririmi ll. to .lames Hill lvlillon Abclow Thomas .lusliss .lr Walter lliclqs, Jr. Joy Edmiaston Spanish Club, Snapshot Club, Curtain Club Joe Edzard General Science Club, F.F.A., Football, '39 Mary Frances Egloff Latin Club, jr. Arden Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Eugene Ellison General Science Club, Biology Club, Woi'ld History Club, Physics Club, Aeronautics Club John Robert Espy Football, '39f'42, Basketball, '40, '41, '42, Track, '41, General Science Club, F.F.A., Mod. E. History Club Bobbie Evans General Science Club, Biology Club, Choral Club, XfCello Club, Outing Club Anne Farmer X-Cello Club, Band, E. E. History Club, Biology Club, General Science Club, Choral Club, Orchestra, Curtain Club Felix Fenter General Science Club, Biology Club, World History Club, Physics Club, Aeronautics Club, HifY, Nat'l. Honor SO' ciety Bobby Ferguson Spanish Club, Tennis, '41 Ruby Lee Finley Doris Floyd Mary Anna Ford Spanish Club, XfCello Club if SENIURS Tommie Foster Latin Club. Fr, Club. Chemistry Club Wm. Harum Fowler Edythe Fyte String Orchestra. Latin Club, jr. Arden Club, Bas' ketball, Choral Club, Outing Club Bill Gaylor Chemistry Club, General Science Club Felix Gibson Football. '38-342. Track. '39, '40, Basketball, '41, Spanish Club. Speech Club. Pres. Aeronautics Club, HifY, Vice- Pres. Sr. Class, Spanish Play Margie Gibson Chemistry Club, Natl Honor Society Roy Gibson Football, 'Y-9. Speech Club. Arts Club. Basketball Morrell Gist Biology Club. General Science Club. Band, E. E. History Club. F,F.A. Leonora Gladden E. E. History Club, General Science Club, Biology Club, Band, Tennis. '40742 Irene Golemon General Science Club, Biology Club, Mixed Chorus, Speecb Club James Goodwin Spanish Club Bennie Jean Goolsby Spanish Club. X'Cello Club Tom Grant General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Biology Club, Mod, E. History Club, Football. '40, '41 Billy Graves Football. Basketball. Track. General Science Club, Biology Club, Pres. Chemistry Club. E. E. History Club, Miwst Handsome Sr. '42. lr. Rotarian Alma Jean Gray General Science Club. Biology Club. XfCello Club, Band. Tennis. '-40. '41, '42 Rodney Grayson Latin Club, -l.C.L., Chemistry Club Emogene Griffin General Science Club. Biology Club, Outing Club. X-Cello Club. -Ir. Arden Players Frances Hargrove Speech Club. XvCello Club, Biology Club 03' 1 . urziiz--Rf. Page 83 SENIURS. Vera Hargroves Latin Club, XfCello Club Janell Harris Prog. Chair. General Science Club. Latin Club, Biology Club, Snapshot Club, Outing Club, Band, Treas. XfCello Club, Choral Club Betty Harrison Latin Club. Spanish Club, E, E. History Club, C. L., Natl Honor Society Johnnie Hart Ceneral Science Club, Guting Club, Biology Club, Snapshot Club, Speech Club. Vv'orld History Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Lee Hartline Football, 'F-9742, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class Gene Hartwell Chemistry Club. Speech Club, Football, Basketball, Track Christene Hawley Joe Earl Haynes General Science Club, Hi'Y, Arts Club, Physics Club, Aeronautics Club, XVorlcl History Club Margaret Haynes Latin Club Martha Haynes ' General Science Club. E. E, History Club, Tennis, '393-11, Biology Club. Spanish Club Charles Robert Herpeche General Science Club, E, E. History Club, F, F. A., Biol- olgy Club Geraldine Hicks Choral Club. Spanish Club, XfCello Club More men of the month . . funior Roluriun ll. to Ll Pailly flravcs .l. C. Colm l'airlax llmrenenian .lirnniie ljarlxer Page 84 Walter Hicks, Jr. Football, '38f'42. Basketball, '40f42, Track, '40, Treas. Hi-Y, Sec. Chemistry Club. Treas. Spanish Club, General Science Club, Aeronautics Club. James Hill Curtain Club Pres. F.F.A., Basketball, '41f'42, Football, '42, General Science Club. Hi'Y, Mozelle Hill E. E. History Club E. E. History Club, German Club Joe Frank Hillhouse Physics Club. C. L., Science Club. Football. Society Doris Hilton Bill Holden General Science Arts Club Harold Honeycutt Latin Club, German Club, General '39f'4?., Basketball, '41, Nat'l Honor Club, Physics Club, Football, '40-'41, Aeronautics Club. feneral Science Club, Physics Club, Foot' ball. '39, '40. '41 Pauline Horne Pres. Wo1'ld H.story Club, Basketball, '41, '42, Latin Club, Choral Club, Owl Assistant, Picture Ed. 1943 Owl, Cuting Club, Nat'l Honor Society Frances House General Science Club, Snapshot Club, Biology Club, Outing Club, Woi'ld History Club, Orchestra Edgar Howard F.F.A. Gene Hudson Football, '38f'42, Track, '39f'40, Basketball, '41, E. E. History Club, General Science Club, Biology Club, Speech Club, Sec. Aeronautics Club, Sgt.'at'Arms, Pres. Hi-Y, Vice-Pres, jr. Class, Sec. Sr. Class. '42 Howard Hudson Spanish Club, Science Club James Hutchison Football, '39f'42, Tennis, E. E. History Club, HifY, General '39, '40, General Science Club, Biol' ogy Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Mech. Drawing Club, Nat'l, Honor Society Robert Hutchison General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Biology Club, Mod. E. History Club. Allied Youth, HifY, Owl Assistant. Aeronautics Club, Physics Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Beryl Isley Latin Club Joe Jackson Football, Football Mgr. '38f'42, Basketball Mgr. '41f'42, Track Mgr. '40, General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Aero' nautics Club, HifY, Biology Club, Softball Palmer James E. E. History Club, General Science Club, German Club, Speech Club, Football, '40 Richard Jones E. E. History '40, '41. '42, Pres. German Class, Pres. Sr. Club, General Science Club, Football, Basketball, '40f'42, Track, '41, Vice' Club. Treas. Soph. Class, Pres. Ir. Class, AllfDistrict, '42 Page 85 SENIURS Boys only, it seems . . There was only one girl lor a lime in Bliss Croolqis liiilli pm-riorl lfngjlish class. lvlarioii miisl bfivr- cnlicerl nn other girl lo join hr-r. ior llivre arc two IIUNY. Page 86 Thomas S. Justiss, Jr. Pres. Fresh. Class, Vice-Pres. General Science Club, E. E. His- tory Club, Most Outstanding Fresh. Boy. Owl Assistant, Pres. Soph. Class, Band, Curtain Club, Sec. Biology Club, J.C.L., Treas. Latin Club. Mr. P.H.S., Physics Club, Best AllfR0und lr. Boy, HifY, Meritorious Service, Assoc. Ed, '43 Owl, Nat'l. Honor Society, Jr. Rotarian Ed Kelley James Killebrew General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Basketball, '39 42, District Boys' Doubles, '42, Tennis, '39f'42, Band, Mech. Drawing Medal, Curtain Club, Hi-Y, Physics Club Odis Kindle General Science Club. Choral Club, E. E. History Club, Curtain Club, Biology Club Dorothy Jean King Spanish Club. Choral Club. Arts Club Jean King General Science Club. Girls' Glee Club, Biology Club, Orchestra. Band, Chemistry Club, E. E. History Club, Mixed Chorus. Nat'l. Honor Society Joe Kirby Ceneral Science Club. Biology Club, Hi-Y, Physics Club, E. E. History Club Mary Jo Lee E. E. History Club, General Science Club, Mod. 'E. History Club. Biology Club, Outing Club. Nat'l. Honor Society, jr, Arden Club. Basketball, '40, '41 Nymo Jo Leeper Ora Dee Lewis General Science Club, Biology Club, Prog. Chair. Arts Club, XfCello Club Dan Linch General Science Club, Biology Club. World History Club, Physics Club. HifY, Nat'l. Honor Society Jackie P. Lindsey Spanish Club, X-Cello Club, Arts Club, E. E. History Club .SENIURS Ennis Marie Littlejohn General Science Club, Biology Club, World History Club, X' Cello Club, Arts Club Jimmy Logan General Science Club, E. E. History Club. Biology Club. Curtain Club. Band. Chorus. Sec. HifY. Pres, Sr. Arden Players. Latin Club. ,l.C.L. Robert Lowery General Science Club. Biology Club. World History Club, Physics Club. Basketball, '41, '42. Football. '39. '4O. Arts Club - Nettie Lee Lowrey Latin Club. Band, Choral Club. Orchestra. X-Cello Club Patti Bess Lummus Pres. General Science Club, Gen. Bus. Tr. Club. Curtain Club. Most Outstanding Fresh, Girl. Majorette. '38, 'I'-9. '-10. Drum Major. '-ll. 42. VicefPres. Soph. Class. Soph. Favorite, Mod. E. History Club. Treas. Allied Youth, Pres. Fr. Club. Sec. jr. Class. jr. Favorite. Band Sweetheart. Math Play. Treas. Latin Club. Editor, '43 Owl, Natl Honor Society. Sec. Sr. Class. Miss P.H.S., 'l.C.L.. Owl Assistant. Meritorious Service Lyston Lusby Spanish Club. Physics Club. Aeronautics Club Dewey Luster Spanish Club Bonnie Ruth Majors Scc. Fresh. Class. Sec. Ceneral Scfence Club. Fresh. Favor ite. Most Notable Soph, Cirl. Pres. Mod. E. History Club. Best AlIfRound jr. Girl. VicerPres. German Club. Treas. Sr. Class. Cheer Leader. Latin Club. Curtain Club. Tour nament Play. Declamation. Snapshot Club, Allied Youth Math Play. Bus. Mgr. '43 Owl, Sec. T.H.S.P.A.. Basket ball. Owl Assistant. Reporter Camera Club. Speech Club Rep. Outing Club. Football Queen Margie Margraves Spanish Club Catherine Martin E. E, History Club. General Science Club. Latin Club. X-Cello Club, Chemistry Club Margaret Martin Spanish Club Robert McAbee Roy McFadden Football. Basketball. German Club Leereece McGee General Science Club, Biology Club. Accoinpanist for Girls' and Boys' Glee Club. Orchestra. Mixed Chorus. Out' ing Club Myra McGuire Orchestra. Choral, E. E. History Club. Spanish Club. Outing Club. Natl Honor Society Marjorie McKinney X Cello Club. jr. Arden Club, Owl Assistant, Treas. -Ir. Class. Nat'l. Honor Society ' Ouida McNeal Jean Mears Speech Club, Choral Club Page SENIURS Bench warmers . . 'llhe regulars raiill sax' thc-v cliclnll warm thi- limit-lil Vwlhal is this lhcy were cloiiig wliilt- the rcisi-:Wes wallopa Cal Cniiiesville? rl-hose on lhc' righl encl ol' the lN'l1f'll lcepl lhcin company. Page 88 Norma Melton E, E. History Club, Orchestra, Choral Club, Spanish Club James Miller Biology Club, General Science Club, Mod, E. History Club Roy Miller Latin Club Billy Minick Arts Club, Band, C. L., Chemistry Club, Choral Club Barbara Mitchell General Science Club, Biology Club Mary Finetta Moody General Science Club, Choral Club, Latin Club, X' Cello Club, Vsforld History Club Eva Beth Moore Latin Club, E. E. History Club, Outing Club, Basketball, Ten- nis. '40-'42. lvlod. E. History Club LaVerne Moore Curtain Club, Snapshot Club, German Club, VicefPres. X-Cello Club, E. E. History Club, Outing Club Fred Morphew HifY, General Science Club, Biology Club, Rep. Chemistry Club, E. E. History Club, Mod. E. History Club L. V. Morrow Football, '39f'42, Basketball, '41, '42, Track, '39, '40, Softball, '41, General Science Club. Biology Club. E. E. History Club, AllfDistrict, '42 Billee Musgrove Spanish Club, Snapshot Club, X-Cello Club Billy Nash General Science Club, Biology Club. Physics Club Robert Neyland Speech Club, HifY, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Football Frances Norrell Basketball, '39, '40, Outing Club, E. E. History Club, Gen' eral Sc.ence Club, Biology Club, Speech Club, XfCello Club Beatrice Nowell George O'Brien Sr. Arden Players Robert Parham General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Band, Tennis, Biology Club, Mech. Drawing Club, HifY, Aeronautics Club Jean Park Speech Club Jimmie Parker E. E, History Club, Mod. E. History Club, Band, Debate, Hi'Y, Treas. Snapshot Club, lr. Rotarian, Declamation, General Science Club, Biology Club, Latin Club, j.C.L. Billie Jo Patterson Sec. German Club, E. E. History Club Dan Moody Patterson Mary Ruth Patterson Latin Club, Choral Club, X-Cello Club, E, E. History Club. Mod. E. History Club William C. Patterson 1Post Graduatel Band, Student Director of Band, Chorus, Orchestra, E. E. History Club, Latin Club, HifY, Nat'l. Honor Society Marilyn Peltz Latin Club, E. E. History Club, Mod. E. History Club, VicefPres. Outing Club, Rep. Allied Youth, Snapshot Club, lr. Arden Club, Owl Assistant Margie Pendergrass German Club, Foods Club Mary Pendergrass Choral Club, Foods Club, German Club Betty Jean Phillips Latin Club, General Science Club, E, E. History Club, Choral Club, Orchestra, Nat'l. Honor Society Q James Phillips Latin Club, Mod. E. History Club John Pierce General Science Club, E. E, History Club, Mod. E. History Club, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Physics Club Elizabeth Pledger Latin Club, Speech Club, Outing Club, Mod. E. His' tory Club. Nat'l. Honor Society SENIURS Page 89 SENIURS , 4 ',,,:,.,, sw, HQVEV A . , fs In Q X IQ-Q QM f i Z ae, 'EE E tttbb, ..,.., , A A is '2 1 if I ' ix The choice of the majority . . The seniors exercise lhoir clcm 11c' ral- ic right by elf-cling their WhfllS Whfi by secret ballot. lxliss lianlcins gives directions lor the innrlsiug ol lbs- Imi- lois. The ones whom lliey chose are pictured on pages 78 ancl 80, Page 90 Nedra Rains Spanish Club Polly Reed Outing Club, Ready Writing, Sec. Spanish Club, Latin Club, .l.C.L., Sec. Natll. Honor Society Elizabeth Reeves Latin Club, Mod. E. History Club, E. E. History Club, Outing Club Virginia Reeves Latin Club, E. E. History Club. General Science Club, Allied Youth, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, '40, '41, Tennis, '40-'43 Nellie Jeanne Richards Latin Club, General Science Club, Allied Youth, Mod. E. History Club, Sec. Treas. Outing Club, Sr. Arden Club, Circulation Mgr. '43 Owl, Math Play, Nat'l, Honor Society Lane Roach General Science Club, Aeronautics Club, Football Edress Robbins Latin Club, Choral Club, Orchestra Dorothy Roden Rosebud Rodgers E. E. History Club, X'Cello Club, Spanish Club, Out- ing Club, Snapshot Club, Natl Honor Society John Ross E. E. History Club, Vice-Pres. German Club, Pres. German Club, Football, '40, '41, Track, '39, '40, '41, '42, Biology Club, Basketball, '42 , Karon Russell Biology Club, Speech Club, General Science Club, Chem' istry Club Zenobia Jo Ruth Spanish Club, Chemistry Club f .wiiulll .lack Sandsberry Tennis, '40, Football. '39-'42, Cheer Leader, Owl Assistant, Advertising Mgr. Owl, Vice-Pres. HifY, Latin Club, Sec. E. E. History Club, Curtain Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Dora Helen Seay General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Jr, Arden Club, Mod. E. History Club Mar Ellon Seay Y E. E. History Club, X-Cello Club, Outing Club, Span- ish Club. Spanish Play, Nat'l. Jane Shelton Art Ed. '43 Owl, Pres. Nat'l. Honor utin Club Basketball '41 '42, Pres. O g , 5 ' ' , , Club, Latin Club, General Science Club Carolyn Short General Science Club, Sec. E. E. History Club, Fr. Clu Honor Society Society. Allied Youth. Biology Club, Curtain Band, Math Play Biology Club, Speech Club. Curtain Cluh Randy Short b, Hi'Y, Band, General Science Club, Biology Club, Mod. E. History Club, Student Mgr. Football, Bas' ketball, Track, E. E. History Club Celia Smith General Science Club, Latin Club, Snapshot Club, Owl Assist- ant, Sec. Foods Club, Outing Club, Jr. Arden Club, Curtain Club, Football Queen Hellen Smith E. E. History Club, Spanish Club, X-Cello Club Melvin Smith F. F. A., General Science Club, Biology Club, Football Pat Smith lllost Graduatel E. E. History Club, General Science Club, Biology Club, Latin Club, HifY, Treas. Aeronautics Club, Sgt-at-Arms Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Football, Basketball, Track Mgr. Albert Sperry fP'ost Graduatel General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Band, Clarinet Quartet. Biology Club. Chemistry Club, HifY Bill Sperry Hi-Y, E. E. History Club, General Science Club, Biol- ogy Club, Curtain Club, Band, Physics Club, Football Ruth Steed Basketball, '39, '40, Outing Club, E. E. History Club, Spanish Club Edwin Stephens Biology Club, General Science Club Louis Stephenson General Science Club, Spanish Club, E. E. History Club Opal Stevens E. E. History Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, '40, '41, X'Cello Club, Math Play Bill Stone General Science Club, Orchestra, Biology Club, Speech Club. Band. Football, Basketball, World Hibtory Club, Track, Tennis Louie Stricklin SENIURS Page 91 SENIIJRS A senior's dream . . IU-15 seniors are anxiously awaiting lhe night lhal lhcy will he graclualcrl. XXII example ol their clream is this ISMQ gmrliintioii scene. Page 92 Nancy Jane Sturgeon Latin Club. General Science Club. Biology Club. Wcmrld History Club, Basketball, '40, '41. Choral Club, Speech Club Fannye Faye Swint Choral Club, X-Cello Club, E. E. History Club Goldie Geneva Taylor XfCello Club Mary Louise Taylor Orchestra, General Science Club, Biology Club, XfCello Club. Drum Majorette Henry Thielman German Club. Football, '39-'4Z. Basketball, '40f'42, E, E. History Club. Track, '39-'42 John Thurman Fay Titsworth XfCello Club Ovie Jewel Vandever Latin Club, Choral Club W. T. Walker General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Biology Club, Latin Club. Pres. German Club, Football, '38' '42, Basketball. '41, '42, Track. '39, '40 Mary Ruth Waller Arts Club Leo Wann Football. '39f'42. Chemistry Club, Biology Club. HifY. E. E. History Club Clarence E. Washington Chemistry Club, General Science Club, E. E. History Club, Biology Club Marie Watson fathryn West Latin Club, General Science Club, Choral Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Ruth YVhite X-Cello Club, Spanish Club, E. E. History Club Rebecca Whitten Chemistry Club Marion Wilson E. E, History Club, General Science Club, X'Cello Club, Vicefljrcs, Snapshot Club, Outing Club, Allied Youth, Curf tain Club, Sr. Arden Players, Basketball, Cheer Leader Gayle VVisely Fr. Club, E. E. History Club, Band, Orchestra Jack Wooldridge Football, Basketball, E. E. History Club, General Science Club. Track Valria Word Assoc. Ed. '43 Owl, Nat'l. Honor Society. -lr. Arden Players, Mod. E. History Club, Sec. Allied Youth, Band. Biology Club, H.E.C., General Science Club, Outing Club. Football Queen Billy Wright Spanish Club, E. E. History Club, Football, '39-'42 Nell Youngblood General Science Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, X-Cello Club, Nat'l. Honor Society Some Senior Activities . . l. Senior Vwlliols Vvllio eleclion .3 ' ... 'lliese rlriul4s were on ilu- house alter lhe Gainesville ganna. J. ,X llih higglilighll l, Xve all lmfl lun al garlic l laxvlainsvs llance. cliclnll we? u, ililie vlieer leaclers seein lo lilqe plnifls. SENIURS .Qi '.,., w . ink X X ik Page 93 UUI I943 III RATTI BESS LUMMUS PAULINE REED A LUKE ABBETT, JR. Ts DELL DESHONG BILLY COOK MARY JD LEE JANE SHELTON JERRY BROWN BETTY HARRISON VALRIA VJORD JDHNNIE HART CATHRYN WEST MYRA MCCIJIRE NELLIE JEANNE RICHARDS JOHN BARTON PAULINE HORNE EELIK FENTER MARY FRANCES EGLOFF BETTY JEAN PHILLIPS DORIS BAIJCHN ELIZABETH PLEDGER ALMA JEAN DAVIDSON MARY ELLON SEAY FAIRFAX BRENEMAN EDGAR HOWARD FRANCES .JANE BAKER aster Hllnds THOMAS S. JUSTISS, JR PATSY BARNETT BUDDY CARTER NELL YOUNGBLOOD ROBERT HUTCHISON JAMES C. BARNETT OPAL STEVENS DAN LINCH BILLIE JO PATTERSON HARDY BOLIN BILLY HOLDEN JANELL HARRIS FRANCES HOUSE EDYTHE FYTE DORA HELEN SEAY JEAN BELL ROSEBUD RODGERS LEONORA GLADDEN JAMES HUTCHISON JIMMIE PARKER LOUIS STEPHENSON JOE EARL HAYNES CAROLYN SHORT NORMA MELTON Honor Graduates Who Have Attended P. H. 5. I Less Than Four Years DORIS CLICK JEAN KING NANCY JANE STURGEON VIRGINIA CRANFORD JACK BANISTER MARY CLARK BEALL MARGIE GIBSON Page 94 DOROTHY RODEN MARJORIE MCKINNEY SARAH NELL CLEM REBECCA WHITTEN MARY RUTH WALLER MARGIE MARGRAVES MILTON HERMAN ABELONV MILDRED ANN DEAN Hour tllar-Tim l Page 96 etlwl . .. It has heen our aim in producing a Vvar-Time Owl to help you rememher '42 and '43. Now that our joh is fin- ished we hope that its completion fulfills the goal toward which we have worlced to the satisfaction of each and every student of Paris High School. We, the staff of '45, extend our sincere gratitude to the faculty, Mr. Chamness, Mr. Justiss, Turner's Studio, Southwestern Engraving Co., Peerless Printing Co., The Paris News, and the student hody for helping us malce this publication possihle. To each memher of the staff l want to express my appreciation for his splendid coopera- tion and assistance throughout the year. Ahove all, we are greatly indehted to Miss Hanlcins for her untiring effort to malce this hoolc a success. Patti Bess Lummus Edimr-m-Chief 888 As Business Manager of The 1943 Owl, l would lilce to acknowledge my appreciation to our advertisers tor their aid and cooperation in malcing this hoolc possihle. To each staff memher and each staff assistant is due the credit for the most successful circulation campaign in the history of The Gwl. 745 copies of The Owl is indeed a record for ,a school of less than 1000 enrolledl Material and lahor shortage caused hy the war re- quired more effort on the part of the stall and sponsor than ever hefore. But Paris High School students wanted a yearhoolc, and here is the result of twelve months of hard worlc on the part of your Owl Staff. We hope you lilae it. Bonnie Ruth Majors Business Manager 8501? Efficient, dependable, capahle-that's our sponsor, Miss Martha Hanlcins. She is seen here as she is seen most often-worlcing to further the advancement of The Owl. With her experience and unending vigilance, she has led us through many difficulties. Under her training each staff memlner has increased his literary, business, and journalistic lcnowledge. We honor her hecause ot' her careful guidance and unfailing enthusiasm at all times. xwm Samir -iugggqm Will Help You Basic Activities vu llml, slurlocl lucliviclual plmlugjruplmy l'Llll1l7dl,,, willm rcgislralion aurl rcsullccl in 777 Class piclurcs uul ul U03 sluclenls enrolled. l'-lglllflllgf, Clllllllgj. mul mounting ul' all pauwls ual' -u lldrcc muullmsv julv uufl scvvrul llur nlw umm uuclrvcl flollurs savings. ' Acls zuul lurgc sums ul I1 Kee-ping lwusiucss roam . umm-y lwamrllml zu'c'umlcly uml willm vurc. A rcvurcl lurcalqiugj 1'u'rululiuu rzuupzugu willm 715 vupics priulcml. 51,000 uclvcrlisiug quolu snuff-sslully ulmluiuccl. lrl-luis iilllfllllll csscnliul ill you lmvc lliis lypc of lmul4 nl your regular primal Typing ul' clummy lor priulcr. lxvurlil llruulliug ul clummy aml rcprwull ull l'X'1'l'y wurll lor llmc priulcr. lmorc worlal plwlugmplwy is sluclc-ul work vxm-pl rluss- vs uurl llafully. 1: :R Honors All-Alncriruu in IQIQ. lxlcclalisl ul IU-ll. Axll-'llvxus lu rl1.ll.S.lJ,uX., lflll. rf: :2: :E lop ljivlurcz ll. lu r.l llirlurv lfclilor, ljauliuo lluruc xlrl Erlifor, ,limo Slwllon Clll'f'lllflll!Jl1 lxlurulgur, Nelliv .lcfuuw Rirlmrrls jltll'C'l'llSllIQ llluruxgyvr, .lurla Sululslwrry llollom ljirlurc: to Ll .-lssoriulc Eflilur, II1-mm ,lusllsx .lr. l ' valriu Vvlurcl xlsscwiulu Iirlllur, X Fpurls Eclilor, l.ulw Almlmeli, ,lr. film-rury' Emlilrlr, Dell ljcxglwng To Rememl1er1942 -43 1 . - 'url . Vxflnrllm fxrvlc-1 llu l lux Vlllw 'umuul rvqllirvs X lu-rc ' . 4 ' N ll'- , . . I NlIIIllI1l'l' wurlx ulsu, , I luwu ull llu ilwlll is slmuwzn xxulm lxlr l XV lxlu lam l u rl gUlllllXYl'S 'cv n . viug fm, ww-Ling un ilu Page 97 r- . SalesmanshipAndllouperaliun l ,lwlli 'sv nic an lvl-xv slirils lu slum' you mir rwigaiiiiyc-cl cllnrl viii Tlilf 1013 Owl. I, lcimiiiy Sll'XYEll'l. Sully l'isl-Qiiifiii, .luiivl Kllvr. lxlilIAQll' uiicl lxlvllm NxX74DUKlilI'Kl mil Ullly wwflwrl willl riiriillllirni uiicl iilmliigisiipliy lllll zilsli slilil mls. llvrc llicy arc- slwwii vlicvlsiiig iii willi llio llllSlIli'SS ITiilIlilQCl'. 2, ,'Xrlx'c'i'lisiiiQ is ffssviilizil lw ilu- Sll1'I'l'SS ull llic lmurilq. llvrc ljzilli, ,lzmci Nclliv ,ll-fmiicl zliicl lfmiiiiv Rlllll lislvii lim X allrm cxplaliii llic' iinpfii'l:1iif'c lvl mlxvrlisiiig iii mir lnwolx lo ,l. f . l5v5l14fiig. wiiv ol mir z1rlv4'i'lis0rs. 3. lxlawiwyiiii , Xll'ui'rl, llzllsy llmilwii .limmic lllillis, mirl lxlarilvii llollx wrwlwcl lnillillillv r'l1c'r'l4iiiff slucloiils in mul mil ol limo lmuilcliiig lui' lliz- pirlurc- malaing. llwcy Al. llc-rc wc soc' mfisl ol llic 51 slurlviils who lil-lpn-fl Us lmrcalx lliv r'ir'f'illnliui1 i'c'uii'll. The backbone of an annual is photography .... Page 98 Vvlnrcls raliiiwl cxpicss mu' zlpprovinliriii lri CNlWE1l'lCS Davis lui' his help willm mir plirilcvgrapliy. llc-rv we soc flmrles Oxplzliiiiiigg swim- clclalils will plwlfigmpliy lo ,luv lcwflif' mill llrisrillzl Swwll, .lliq-A ii lllllllbfl lung lil-lpg-fl il I z, 4 3 I imimrv. is v mms i.. cuoul FOUNDGD ' N:A:2UM:'ns I q 2 3 ,ss 5591, cnlgiijiuiilifn Nl PRESS n if inriiiii Uur Racket-Swingers . . . The District Champions get some pointers .... fioacla lfvliols lallas over ll'1e fine points ol the game willi ,lames Killelirew ancl A. l.. Dawson before llle Re- gional Meet al Longview. if ii? Gif l.arlt ol' travel lqavililies liy no means clampenecl tlme spirits ol llie lj. H. Nellers, wlwo lor four Consecutive years lwave cioppecl lime Dislrirt Tennis Crown. Tliey lmacl only one malrli willa onlsicle Competition, in wllicla Paris lligla clownecl Denison 5-2, anql inlramurals lo prepare llaem lvor llie Regional Neel, since no District Meet was helfl. Tlie lj. ll. S. Nellers were eliminalecl in llwe Regional Meet al l.ong1x'iew in rxpril, lint all llaree lmoys aclvancecl lo the linals. Tlie girls were lianclivappecl wlien Virginia Reeves, nnmlmer one girls' singles player, suilerecl a lirolcen Collar lione llme clay lmeliore llae Regional Meet. Our leam was llle only lennis leam lo represenl Dislrirl I5 this year in llwe Regional lxleel. This Viif'liCl'SWi'ltl0I'S llave sleaclily improvecl llncler ll1e alile clireelion ol' Coarla rllwomas lirliols, anml vnvli one is lo lie lwiglily praiserl lor the long lioiirs ol prarliee spenl every allernoon in llwv t1yl!1lliiSlllll1. :re ri: FF In the pictures: 1. A. L. Dawson 2. Front Row: Billngsley, N. Willianis, Periman. Smith, Wall, Haynes. Ball, H. Williaiiis, Mooring: Buck Row: Garrett. Killebrew, Bryant, Carter, Reeves. Gray. McKinney. Hinton, Parham. Dawson. Amis. 3. Virginia Reeves 4. Robert Parham 5. Alma lean Gray 6. Carolyn Carter 7. james Killebrcw Page 99 Uurfighiinqinrces . . . Marines From 1775 to the present war United States Marines have been making glorious history, and a great deal has been written and said about America,s oldest Armed Force. Conspicuous in their history is the remarkable march in 1805 of General Eaton and his men from Alexandria to Derne, nearly six hundred miles across the desert of Northern Africa, which resulted in the capture of na- tive fortifications. Here the Tripolitan flag was hauled down, and for the first time in the history of the Nation the flag of the Republic was hoisted on a fortress in the old world. Later in the bloody fight between the Shannon and the Chesapeake many Marines were killed or mortally woundedg and it was Captain Lawrence, commander of the Chesapeake in this battle, who first uttered the immortal expression, Dont give up the shiplu Many other campaigns and skirmishes, too numerous to mention, between that time and the time of the first World War saw the Marines in action as has always been their tradition. Many tales are told of how the Marines Ustaged landing partiesu throughout World War l at such well-known battles as St. Mihiel, Aisne-lvlame, Meuse- Argonne, and Chateau-Theirry. Coming down to the present war, we are all familiar with the glorious stands made by Marines at Wake Island, Guam, Midway, the Philippines, and countless other locations. Everyone knows the Marinesl They are the fellows who search out the high spots of adventure. They find it all over the world, for the Marines travel enough to know adventure when they see it. ln the far-off countries of the earth there are United States Marines storing up health and memories that will last them to the end of the chapter. Variety is the real spice of a Marines life. All through the history of the Marine Corps there are examples of his versatility, trustworthiness, singleness and tenacity of purpose, discipline, courage, faithfulness, and self-sacrifice. As long as this country has battles to fight, world policing to do, or honor to be upheld, our country's fathers will always Mliell it to the Marinesln Air Corps The Air COFPS. the most recent branch Of Our Armed Forces, is fast becoming a most vital branch. Qur Nations future depends upon command of the air. The future of freedom and liberty is in the hands of our youth. One did not need a very great imagination in 1903, when Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful flight in an aeroplane, to realize that it would be possible to obtain a great deal of essential information concerning an enemy by flying over his positions. Prior to the outbreak of World War 1, none of the belligerents had devoted much atten- tion to air combat. The only duty of an aeroplane was reconnaissanceg however, by 1914 a few countries had military aeroplanes. Air fighting and organized bombing raids developed in 1915. ln 1916 the first aeroplane equipped with machine guns was producedg however, during World War l extensive use of the aeroplane was not carried out. Since then the United States has been engaged in ,the greatest aircraft production program ever undertaken by any country. The bombardiers are one classification of flying officers. The bombardiens duty, once he be- comes a participant in a combat flight, is performed in a matter of seconds-but the most important seconds of the flight. At the crucial moment when the bomber reaches its objective, the bombar- dier takes over from the pilot. Upon his skill in landing his bombs on the target depends the suc- cess of the entire mission. The aviation cadet assigned to .bombardier training receives nine weeks' instruction in fundamentals, twelve in specialized bombardier training, and five in gunnery-a total of twenty-six weeks. With times as they are, we must press the enemy back behind their own borders, and there de- feat them so decisively that they can never again attempt to impose their wills and ways of life on a people who cherish liberty above all things-a people always willing to lay down their lives to preserve their freedom. It is this goal which the Air Corps has in viewg so let us Keep 'em Flyingln Page 100 A . . 1. 'tp -Q 56215 - Wi in ii :Q ayk 1 5 at '4 ui. a 1 0 1 f . ol is ga on . . . We enjuq ourvacatiun I QIIHIIYIVI' Qvluw' 11-l'I11i!uly wvrm f'llH II ilmix pnlurv f'.1 rn luv wH'n'l'1-rl in l'XiII1'II1l' Q :Wav IQ f'f' uw .mrl Blr, fxlmrlulu--N wn'L mmm um llu- FIIIIHIIVI. T ,X lypnml SlllllIllt'l WUIIK' ynglulls .mul uflxw. I. Sxxwwlx tllxll will xxx:-4-lx lxuggm IAIIUIIIIIQI. w. fxlwlw- lun llmn .1 fI.uwl1I1-111 . . 'ww fl U ' '51 . ,Q ' VN ' ' I , X A ' ' ' f 1' X mlf,tl'l Nl' Lhx NJMIIIN' Illf' War Is Our J ob and Freedom Our Pay. Buy Stamps Today. Q Congratulations to the Class of 1943 1? OITL NURTH EAST TEXAS' GREAT DEPARTMENT STURE y Iflliglfgll' rig 613111333 CQMPLIMENTS or 4. LJ' ' .mga MILES coN1f1ac1'1rIoN1aP.Y EDVEIN XVHITE ist National Bank P one 276 288 North Main CASIiY'S CAFE LUNCHES. CHICKEN, AND BICfBOY BURGERS Mgr. Mrs. C. C. Bearden MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT liUDDY'S CAFE Best Coffee in 'Town BUDDY FRANKLIN, Owner .c77cm31 yirwmcefm eiiriendlg loan serunce 9 Clarksville St. Phone 226 THE B 8 S CAFE 41 Lamar Ave. Enjoy Our Southern Fried Chicken, Steaks, and Sandwiches MR. and MRS. R. H. PRINCE, Owners Paris, Texas M I LLliR'S FLOWERS Floral Designs. Cut Flowers Landscaping Our Specialty LAMAR BOULEVARD GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES McClain's Service Station RADIOS OLDSMOBILES BATTERIES Page 101 Back Up Our Buck Privates With Our Private Bucks. SCHMIDT ENGRAVING CONGRATULATIONS COMPANY TO 1 , A PARIS HIGH sc.HooL WAC0 TEX S A FRIEND Jewelers and Engravers to Paris High School COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF 5F MCLELLAN'S STORES CO. HOMER WALTERS Sc to S1-00 Store FRANK AND ROGER COUNCIL'S MARKET 9 Fresh and Cured Meats nlu. 'u'N'.uINo' 33 Lamar Ave. Telephone 40 I-D7553 Well and Suffefdh SWAIM PRINTING CO. Office Supplies 8: Equipment Phone 319 Paris, Texas BOYERS BROTHERS PRINTING SINCE 1904 RUBBER STAMPS Columbia Typewriter Ribbons and Carbons 17 N. 20th St. Telephone 48 Mr. Barnett: Didn't I hear the clock strike three when you came in last night? James: Yes, Dad. It Started to strike eleven, but I stopped it so you wouldn't be disturbed. COMPLIMENTS OF C. P. .IOHNSON,S CIGARS, CIGARETTES, MAGAZINES 8M North Side of Plaza STAIRI MARKET GEO. E. WATERMAN Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Oysters in Season Phone 438 44 N.Main BEAVIS SEED STORE AND HATCHERY SEEDS AND BABY CHICKS Phone 286 32 North Main EXCHANGE YOUR COTTON SEED for CLEAN HULLS and YELLOW MEAL THE LAMAR COTTON OIL CO. The Friendly Oil Milln Ray Morse: I lost a nickel. Did anyone find it? Dan' Drew: No, but I found a penny. Ray: I'll take it, and you can owe me -the other four cents. Page 102 I Hit Them Hard, Hit Them Fast, Win the Peace, Make It Last. INTERSTATE THEATRES, INC. Grand - Main - Plaza - Rex - Lamar Showtime is Essential in XVIIFIIIIICU PARIS MUSIC COMPANY AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPHS TEXAS BEAUTY SHOPPE TEXAS HOTEL Students! Let us take care of your Hair Problems RENTALS DOROTHY WHIPPLE HINKSON, Mgr. 28 N. Main Tel. 2120 Phone 862 PARIS COFFEE MILLS Jack Denton: Yes, sir, I always carry my COFFEE ROASTERS notes in my head. 'I----andill' M U U .IOBBERS Mr. Gay: I see. knowledge in a nut shell. Teas, Spices, Extracts and Sundries Phone 692 Paris, Texas CONGRATULATIONS To CONGRATULATIONS TO I CLASS OF .43 CLASS OF 1943 THE BRQWNIE . CRUMLEYS CAFE retgglctor: You should take a bath before you . Patient: But, doctor, I don't expect to re' Phone 1546 30 South Mam tire for another thirty years. PARIS FRUIT COMPANY A Division of Griffin Grocery Company WHOLESALE FRUITS E3 VEGETABLES Phone 6824583 Paris, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1943 AND PARIS HIGH SCHOOL EXCLUSIVE DRESS SHOPPE Page 103 September, 1942 IU- ,IIIIIHIIAS unc! sc-niwrs rvgisivr. 1 Ii'FI'0SI1I1lf'I1 and soplmmorcs rOQisl,Qr. 17- V-fl7irsl usscnmlmly willu sinlgjfsung . . . elect Cheer Lenrlers . . . Speech Club organizes. 18'-Dirlsy Jones heads Soxiinr Class . . . rainy and pamclc . . . Paris defeats Ixlmhall, '25-O 2 le L2+1W-- 261 Page Smmiors slarl having piclurc-s made for The Owl. Assclnlaly willm sing-scmg :xml Cheer Leaders 'Hmm-mln Aliifllilll vhoscn lo Ioacl juniors . . . Paris defeats Glaclewnlcr, 15-O. 104 Be A Fighter Today For A Brighter Tomorrow. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF U13 AND PARIS HIGH SCHOOL S. H. KRESS 8 CO. ROYAL TYPEXVRITERS ALLEN XVALES ADDING MACHINES PA R I S TYPENVRITE R EXCHANGE Telephone 726 17 No. 22nd St. CONGRATULATIONS FROM EAT AND DRINK AT i Y BEASLEY-VAUGHAN N O B L li S DRUG STORE Phone 347 Paris, Texas Closest and Most Economical Next to Grand Theatre HOLLYWOOD SHOP Wl1e1e everyone shops Laitlz confidence S. E. Comer Plaza Phone 299 GASTON'S NVATCH SHOP Expert Watch. Clock and jewelry Repairing XVc Buy Old Gold Buy, Sell or Trade for anything of value S W. Houston St. Paris, Texas SOUTHERN CLEANERS Nu-Clean A Southern Method SUITS and DRESSES Hats Cleaned and Blocked Phone 198 Norman Coker. Owner Leonard Coker. Mgr. BILL MUSGROVE'S BIG COUNTRY STORE DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES MARKET, DRUGS West Side Market Square Telephone 1139 D. H. BAKER FURNITURE CO. Highest Cash Pald For SECOND HAND FURNITURE All Repair Work Cash Phone 401 15 North Main Paris, Texas THE RED HAT RESTAURANT Mexican Food and Chop Suzy 23 Lamar Ave. Radio and Sound Sales and Service PARIS RADIO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF LAMAR COUNTY FOOD LOCKER 84 MARKET Telephone 159 35' Lamar Ave, BILL FLOYD Paris, Texas O. W. WOODARD ' 96'98 Lamar USED AUTO PARTS You'll find it here! CLUB BARGAIN PRICES BOWL FOR HEALTH BUD GILLIE Phone Night 2387-I-Day 9583 G' D' KINARD 68 N. Main Paris, Texas Page ios We'll Nip the Nipponese. RCDC-ERS-WADE hopes some day fo have the same pleasure ofgrnisfzinxg homes for you ..... that if had Hlrnishizgg the homes of your parents and grand parents. IN PARIS SINCE 1856 WCW'- COMPLIMENTS OF We Specialize in Home Cooked Foods 'L 417 North Main We are f0f YOU We Serve Hot Biscuits for Breakfast 31 Grand Ave, COMPLIMENTS OF CQMPLIMENTS JEAN ANN'S OF , Attractive Readyftofweir 4 For Iuniors and SubfDe s 11 14 Clarksville Telephone 330 Buy Defense Savings Bond and Stamps and Insure the Safety of your Schools and Country COMMUNITY ICE 8: PRODUCE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF FORTUNE 8: LEE GROCERY AND MARKET 144 No. 28th Phone 1145 COMPLIMENTS OF EATWELL CAFE TOM CHERRY, Manager Miss Coolsby: Give me a sentence with an object. Kyle King: Teacher, you are very beauti- ful. Miss Goolsby: What is the object? Kyle: A good grade. Page 106 ' To Win or Not to Win: What D0 You Say, America? DAVID E. RAINEY CO. EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE 512 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Wlieii you lose-We pay Phone 417 DEATON'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Students, Let Us Relieve Your Hair Prohlems COMPLIMENTS OF BOB SWAIIVI, I'IZlI'tIVVZll'G .IOIQ I-IILLHOUSIE GROCERY MARKET Becky: Did you tell her that what you said was in strict confidence? V Billy ,Bryan: No. I didn't want her to know COIUIEILD KUGSTIOILE 't was important to repeat. phQhQS 6.38 -,. PICKETTIS GLASS SHOP New Mirrors Made to Order Old Mirrors Resilvered All KIIWCIS of GIHSS Work 50 Bonham Phone 434 Phone 575 36 South 19th H VVHITFTS AUTO STORE HOME OF BETTER VALUES Complete Furniture Dept. Automotive and Clothing Security Time Protect your Estate with Insurance Through the Soutliwesteru Life Insurance Co. LEWIS NIX. Representative Compliments of SIMMONS GROCERY CO. wHoLEsA1.E GPIOCERIES HOLLJE BROTHERS Superior Shoe Repairing 19th and Price Sts. Paris, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF LAMAR COURTS North Main Street 37 MODERN CABINS LAMAR TRUCK K TRACTOR CO. 289 Bonham St. -PARIS- FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS An Englishman, visiting this country for the first time, saw a large sign: Drive slow. This means you. He exclaimed: My word, how did they know I was here? FRED KIRBY RFID STAR CAB ISISPHONE-181 Anywhere in City-20c Special Prices on Country Trips 17 N. 21st St. 46 N. Main Page 107 October, 1942 1 liiinmv Flcxxairl 4-lvcli-cl Si-iiiiii' fiiinsiil ul: ifiliii filiiim. 8--Pop rally licivorc Siu-i'inaii game Uf Slll'I'Il1ill1 fm, Paris -I5 . . . Vvfc- sliiri wil' wiiii ii imiig. I3 f-Pup rally In-fore Sulpiiiii' Springs game In--'Huw fiwl Got, fXtfljlliliIlll'll ljurly prvc'Cc,lL's ills Sillplilii' Springs Came: Pulli P1055 IJIINIHIIS 'minimis liisliss. Jr. vivricri ixliss mul Fir. P. H. S. lay liic- siiiflcnl immly al iiw pfiriy. 2'i4TimsC meruoraiglc two poiills . . . Denison Q, Paris O. 211'-P-Hziiifl in zisscnilniy 30-f-'I1irxiii'l4ana hows lo Paris, 55-7. 31-J- Page 108 P. 'lf A. Dance in gym Save, Serve, Give. Make Democracy Live. PARIS GROCIER COMPANY XVHOLESALE GROCERS Distributors Pure Food Products Del Monte Canned Fruits and Empson's Brand Canned Vegetables Mrs. Tucker's Shiortening, Maxwell House Coffee, and Admiration Coffee HRANCHES: SULPHUR SPRINGS CLARKSVILLE, 'TEXAS HUGO, OKLAHOMA PARIS, TEXAS MCKINNET, TEXAS IDABEL, -OKLAHOMA GREENVILLE, TEXAS MURPHY-i1Rov1NE Luiviislan Co. ALL YXOEEEATETKNOW THE SHERNVIN-VVILLIAMS CO. Lumber, Smooth as a Smile Telephone No. 11 Lamar at Zlst Phone 373 Congratulations and Best Wishes Vl1innin,S Shoe Store from Home of Paris Fashion Shoes r 1 V Y v r 1 For Women LY' And Jarman Shoes for Men Mens Wear Exclusively E. Side Plaza Paris, Texas The the following members of the medical profession who have so willingly and graciously contributed to the success of The 1943 Owl, We, the staff, wish to express our deepest appreciation: f?ff5! J. E. Armstrong, M. D. L. IS. Stephens, M. D. C. D. Barker, M. D. M. A. XVaIker, M. D. XV. XY. Fitzpatrick, M. D. H. H. VVhite, M. D. Clarence E. Gilmore, M. D. R. Melvin Coker, D. D. S. E. Gioolsby, M. D. Griffis 8: Griffis, D. D. S. D. Scott Hammond, M. D. O. E. Hayes, D. D. S. .I. M. Hooks, M. D. A. L. Jones, D. D. S. T. Ii. Hunt, M. D. C. M. Beavis, D. D. S. R. L. Lewis, M. D. B. F. TI1iele11, D. D. S. L. P. McCuisti0n, M. D. Lamoine Miller, D. O. O. XV. Robinson, M. D. R. H. Spell, D. O. E. H. Stark, M. D. Page 109 Junk Ain't Junk No More. For that well-dressed lookn you can depend on Penney,s quality and style! And keep the change in savings, for Penney's Values are always the highest, and prices, the lowest .CPENNEY I . Chevrolet Sales and Cadillac Service IJAMAR CHEVROLET CO. Red: It was fearfully hot at the game this afternoon. La,Verne: 'iWhy didn't you get one of those baseball fans they always have at a game? O'DEA,S PAINT 8: BODY SHOP just like the Day It Came Out of the Factory Kaufman at So. 23rd Sts. Phone 9554 Paris, Texas Enriched IDEAL BREAD MADE IN NORTHEAST TEXAS FINEST BAKERY Stranger fat doorj: I'm a bill collector. Lenora Qbridejz How nice. Come in. and I'll give you a handful. XVHITE VVAY GROCERY AND MARKET Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh and Cured Meats Phone 876 211 N. Main St. RAY MORSE Phone AUTO SERVICE Phone 803 DAY AND NIGHT 1467 Day WRECKER SERVICE Night COMPLIMENTS OF ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CO. Acme Tires, Tubes. and Batteries A. L, BROWN, Agent Patronize Cities Service Stations Judge: It seems to me that I have seen you before. Prisoner: You have, your Honorg I gave your daughter singing lessons. judge: Thirty Years. J. N. THOMPSON REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS 511 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone 736 Paris, Texas WILDCATS!!! WE ARE WITH YOU! CALDVVELL MOTOR CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Satisfactory Service COMPLIMENTS or EDWIN .IEN KINS Pag e 110 We Like ONE Hoarder-One Who Hoards War Savings Bonds FOR VICTCRY BUY UIIIIEIJ SIHIES UIHII BUIIIIS HIIII SIHIIIPS Compliments of THE INDEPENDENT ICE THE AUTOMOTIVE, Inc. COIVIPANY Service by Independent Dealers Houston U 21st Sts. Phone 26 AUTZE, 2111111 Factory Trained Mechanics MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT Enriched HONEY KRU ST BREAD Making Its Way by the Way It's Made 30 Lamar Phone 481 We Rent. Repair, and Sell Bicycles Alexandc1 s Bicycle Shop 9 South 19th Miss Gervers: How many sexes are there? Steve Heuberger: Three. Miss Gervers: What are they? Steve: The male sex, the female sex, and the insects. Service and Satisfaction BLAIRIS IDEAL LAUNDRY Laundry and Dry Cleaning 32-PHONE-33 Guard your credit as a sacred trust RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION Paris, Texas COY T. SKELTON SERVICE STATION Distributors Gulf Products Accessories . . . Batteries . . . Tires Main at Kaufman Sts. Phone 9561 IOE SKIDMORE Props. E. R. HOPPER PHONE 202 YELLOW CAB CO. ZOC-Anywhere in City-20C Special Prices on Country Trips Nell: Here comes company for supper. James Goodwin: Quick, run ut on the porch with a toothpick. Pnonz PARIS 633 J. F.. HICKMAN GENERAL 'ws lnsunnncr Page 111 November, 1942 .. ff ' . .. Jw H. I. H. VNIUHS gwvs 111111 fIUSC'I'IIJIIrll1 uf H111 s111L111g of 1110 Xvusp 15- Seulin- IIilNYIiiHS IDQIIIFC 111 lI10 gym I3 -fxvilrlmls 111111111111 l'111'cs1, 1 Xx'0111111 uf Dallas, 561-U. 1 111 I'e11'11llv ll1f'lNIJl'I'S IIIJIBCIII' 1111 H10 tlllll Q11 W , . IU 'Paw null' 11'0c'11c11-s H10 f111111c-svluc I 5 I 1- 121! 'Juris 11x'1'1Awl1vI111s C1ilillPSXiH4', WIO 211 -f'H1z111Lsgix'i11g Hwlifluys In-gin. OW for 15111114 NVQQL. UHIHC. Paris XYQIHQS mcr lalllllillll, 32-U, w111c1i11g up dll' IWIQ fu11lI:z1H 501151111 Page 112 A Dime Saved-Serves Twice--To Win the War, to Win Peace. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19-13 MEET 'YOUR FRIENDS AT OUR FOUNTAIN PALACE DRUG STORES PALACE No. 1 Northeast Corner Plaza W. H. CAMPBELL PALACE No. 2 Southwest Corner Plaza J, R. CAMPBELL JESSE THRASHER USED CARS AND AUTO PARTS NVRECKER SERVICE Your Business Appreciated Zlst and Price Sts. Phone 144 H. SLUSIJER SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, and Groceries Service that Satisfiex Phone 499 582 Bonham St. HERMAN tk BILL 333 SERVICE STA. 63 So. Main NAUMAN GREENHOUSE FLOWER SERVICE COMPLIMENTS or V. D. McGEE'S GROCERY CHAS. DELPHENIS Foon sToP.E 66 so. sm. Phone' 64 I W. W, BILLS W. E. BILLS THE MIDGET CABINET SHOP Furniture Built to Order Wood Carving Repairing, Refinishing, and Upholstering Cor. 6th and Graham Paris, Texas NELSON'S DAIRY Congratulates the Class of '43 To the following attorneys and judges of our city, we are very grate- ful for their interest and assistance in this, the 30th edition of The Owl: A. M. Aikin, Jr. Edgar VVrigl1t Moore 8: Moore Buford Sperry Homer C. Ellis Elisha Myers M. D. Emerson Eugene F. Harrell, County Judge Page 113 Black Out the Blackguards 1 Tut BFEYTHATW PVIPPYQAII D R ui F1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ,43 THE MORE I KNOYV YOU THE BETTEIR I LIKE YOU HENRY AYRES COMPLIMENTS OF LONG SL YVORTHAM LAWYERS There is no justice in the universe Why so? Well, night falls, but its always day that breaks. COMPLIMENTS OF BAILEY'S PRODUCE 36 North Main Compliments of FAITH'S BEAUTY STUDIO Second Floor Perkins Bros. Co, Telephone 2424 James Hutchison: Is this seco cl hand J. P. MILLS 3 Yes, sir. GROCERY James: Well. I want a new one for my watch. JOHNSON WELIIQIDNZG at MACHINE HARRY L- BAKER H' O. JOHNSQN, prop. GENERAL INSURANCE Your Good Will Is Our Big Aim FIRE' TORNADO, AUTO 71 south 21st St. paris, Texas 209 First Nat'1. Bank Bldg. Phone 817 W. H. TURNEPUS ENGINEERING , , COBIPANY 'Ennis L. fpoking the street car conductor ' with her umbrellajz Is that the First National T. PLUMBING, HEATING Bank 75, Clarksville Paris, Texas Conductor: No, mum, them's my ribs. LIBERTY BEAUTY SHOP Liberty National Bank Building Permanent Waves Croq. and Spiral Zotos License Shop ELSA BETTISON, Mgr. Phone 114 FRANKLIN,S 14 WEST SIDE PLAZA Paris, Texas Page 114 We're All In It: Let's Win It. DRINK Ufw' THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Compliments of J. XV. HARRISON K Son Contractors and Builders SH UR-SHAVE BARBER SHOP 36 South Main STALLINGS ROOFING CU' LAWRENCE HoT15L Cen. Roofing and Asbestos Siding Asphalt Tile Flooring HOME LIKE E. C. STALLINGS. Owner ROOMS Phone 2091 Paris, Texas MRS. GRANT WHITE COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR SERVICE O. K. SHOE SHOP 39 Lamar Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROYAL Barber and Beauty Shop Paris, Texas THE XV. RI. HOUSE 3 .. .. JEWELRY AND MUSIC STORE 35 WISE INSURANCE Unincorporated .l. I. BALL X COMPANY 'Your Friendly Credit Store AGENTS 13 Clarksville Srparis, Texas Telephone 384 301 First Nam' Bank Bldg. Ann Wz1lhex'g: My uncle plays the piano hy ear. ,lane Council: That's nothing. My grand' father fiddlcs with his heard. Robinson Bros. Grocery FOR BETTER EATS Phone 812620 DEWEY AND DAVID HERBERT N. ARMIGER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 18 Clarksville Paris. Texas Surely you're not going to let that redhead steal your boyffriendf' Never! ru dye first. Page 115 There Is No Time to Loseg There Is Still Time to Win. Compliments of Club Royall YOUR DINNER CLUB DINING AND DANCING Compliments of Nolan's Grill PARIS' NEWEST AND FINEST SEATING CAPACITY 140 N. Main Road Phone 9517 A' N' NOLAN Te Pe HOLT Owner Chef NDY ' J STO 1 1 1 ' I I 1 1 HAL P001 HE rms NEW 'r14,xAN Ci-wit Be Wise Buy Wise Economizc 36 Clarksville Street HARRELL BARNETT LEON HOWARD ADRIAN HUDDLE, Prop' 11 Clarksville St. Paris, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 D. E. .IEFFUS .IEVVELRY Plaza Theatre Building - T' We will appreciate an opportunity to serve you GREETING CARDS BETTER SHOE REPAIRING UNUSUAL GIFTS Ag AND SOUVENIRS PENNY ARCADE P L T Z , S X Shoe Shines With Reputation 31 South Main 8 Clarksville St. MODE O'DAY FROCK SHOP DRESSES, SLIPS, HOSIERY 9 East Plaza Paris, Texas Hugh Collins Grocery GROCERY MARKET 114 South 16th Street Mobiloil and Mobilgas W. A. CAWTHON, Agent Magnolia Petroleum Co. Paris Telephone 91 Circle S Feeds at SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL CO. Paris, Texas Page 117 Every Time You Lend A Dime Y iko A Blow For Freedom , Austin Quality Shoes F or the Entire Family West Side Plaza Paris, Texas PHONE 110 TRAILWAYS UNION BUS DEPOT 6'5'67 So. Main Street To the Next City or A cross Country Let Us Help Plan Your Next Trip BY DIXIE - SUNSHINE - TRAILWAYS QUINN'S SHOE SHOP TOM QUINN, Prop. The Home of Quality Shoe Repairing CANNON PRINTING CO. 444 Margaret St. 32 Lamar Ave. Paris, Texas P11002 473 The Better Place to Eat COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL CAFE Kimball - Diamond Milling DON W. WAIR Cornpany 34 Bonham St. Telephone 9539 Phone 778 Paris, Texas COMPLIMENTS LOVMAR SANDWICH sHoP OF Short Orders, Chili, Hamburgers, Sandwiches, AIN ARAGE Pies, Cakes, Cold Drinks, Coffee, and Milk NORTH M G N. Main Next to Clyde Moore EAT NUTRITIOUS FOOD America Wants You Strong P. H. S. CAFETERIA MRS. LESLIE SPERRY, Supervisor ' R. V. iFREE'S Fastest Growing Furniture Store Our Customers Know Why Paris, Texas , Phone 387 Y. PARIS MILLING CO PARIS SPECIAL FLOUR SPECIAL X DAIRY FEED COMPLIMENTS OF BABCOCK BROS. AUTO SUPPLY CO. HOME OF BRUNSWICK TIRES I Phone 196 PARIS, TEXAS Page 118 1 s This Is A People's War-The People Will Have to Win It. CONGRATULATIONS To THE P. H. s, CLASS, 1943 LIBERTY PARIS CITY LINES NATIONAL BANK Special to All Students IN PARIS ZBQC per ride when purchased 20 rides or more Adults 5'c Safety, Comfort, Speed THE FRIENDLY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to Jim L.: May I marry your daughter? CLASS OF '43 ,Ianet's father: What is your vocation? from , .. . A .. jim: lm an actor. Father: Then get out before the foot 26 North Main A. W. CLEM, Mgr. lights CECIL ASKEW LEONARD ASKEW CONTINENTAL OIL CO, PARIS ix1ATT1?.VI1isess if AWNING oo. CONOCO Nth OIL Guaranteed Inner Spring Mattresses LONOLO BRONZ-Z-Z GAPUOLINE PHGNE 370 Phone 172 For Your TOUl'Z11ClC 400 N- Main Sf- P3fiS, Texas AUSTIN HEFFLEFINGER, Agent J ' 1 1 E- f QUALITY Poop AT 1 ,uus c.L1,ANhHs 8 LOWER PRICES Dyers, Furriers, Hatters I f 48 So. 20t1 . , f Panb' Texas We invite you to 75 South Main Phone 745 trade with us M Foon sronssj We are told that there is always a tie be' tween father and son. Usually, the first one up wears it! MAIN FURNITURE CO. NEXV AND USED FURNITURE 67 North Maiii Street To the folowing churches of our city we are indeed appreciative for their interest i11 this 1943 Owl: First Baptist Church S Calvary Methodist Church I Immanuel Baptist Church Lamar Avenue Church of Christ Church of Our Lady of Victory First Presbyterian Church Central Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church Garrett Memorial Methodist First Methodist Church Church I - Biamseur Baptist Church First Christian Church Page 119 O January, 1943 8' Jlcpfii-1 ciclvcfils Paris, M14-37 in iuaslicliqall. Clicvr l,0iiclcrs sponsor clmimio in gym aflcr iii? gnmcx. 18' -Paris insvs Imslaellmu gainc ln CllIlI1il1QI1Ell11, -15-35. QU-f-Nici-lc-riii c-xuins begin. 261-,Iuniiir-Sciiinr viziss inccling . . . Juniors Cliallcngc- lilo Seniors in Ixasixcllnzxll ginnc fur Jain. 29. 28--Timirly nvw ina-iniwcrs am: inilialocl inlo llic Nuiiniml Honor Society. 29--Soiiiiirs ficfcal lim ,liininrs in ai close guinc, -'ll-38. Junior Class sponsors ai dance in gym aflcr thc game. Page 120 Keep Buying to Keep 'Em Flying. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 from CUIIIIIIEH - GIIHHHIII CUIIIPHIIU AND BASKETS USED F OR SHIPMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PLANTS AT Paris, Mineola, Beaumont, Longview UNLIMITED MILK MARKET P' LAMAR CIIIQAMIQIIY MUSIC HOUSE SINCE 1889 COMPLIMENTS OF P I. H Z H FUIIIQY PRINTING Co. BEAUTY SHOP Phone 377 Phone 162 COURTESY OF COLLEGIATE SHOPPE Distinctive Apparels for Smart WomeI1 Paris, Texas E. NV. GUTHRIE INSURANCE E! BONDS 507 Liberty Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Paris, Texas Fresh Coffee 24 Hours a Day INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS DUNLAP'S EAT SHOP phone 798 22 Clarksville St. 28 50- Main Paris, Texas Specializes in Tender Steaks and Fried Chicken If it can be written, I can write it LOY FRY, Mgr. Paris, Texas Page 121 Home Is Worth Fighting For. NORTH EAST TEXAS MOTOR FREIGHT LINES INC. SERVING NORTHEAST TEXAS AND SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA PHONE 718 After Graduation Begin an Investment Trust Account For an Independent Future THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF CITY SHOE SHOP 78 Bonham St. URBANE WILLIAMS, Prop. Texaco Products EVER:YBODY'S SERVICE STATION ALVA WINTERS Dependable Service Grand and 18th Telephone 295 GREETINGS TO CLASS OF 1943 GENUINE BUTTER-KRUST BREAD ED CASTLEBERRY'S BAKERY C. WALTHER ALL KINDS OF WOODWORK 40 South 19th CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF to CLASS OF 1941 PETE HINDMAN Bill Musgrove's No. 2 Phgflffz 740 414 Pme Bluff Sr. Res.: 1116 69 Bonham st. LAMAR GROCERY The Clean Store R. W. LEE, Proprietor R. G. WALKER SL SONS MEAT MARKET Best of Meat and Barbecue 302 Bonham St. Phone 495' THE PARISIAN BARBER SHOP W. E. KAMMER Congratulations to The Class of '43 ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 3 CLASS OF 1943 HATANVILLE GRO CERY DR. S. R. LAWRENCE M D Reg. Optometrist . . 28 Clarksville St GENERAL CONTRACTOR Paris Texas Phone 2016 Phone 1280 214 E. Washington Page 122 Stamp Out Hitler With War Stamps. The City Steam Laundry EXPERT LAUNDERERS GLADIOLA FLOUR AND MASTER CLEANERS I 7 1 I 1 HRESSERS BAISIN G POWDER FUR STORAGE TOO Phone 21 and 22 Tour Financial Friend NATIONAL FINANCE CO. A personal loan to you in only a few minutes OVER HOLLYWOOD SHOP ARTHUR VV. SKEEN, JR. SAND AND GRAVEL Telephone 104 Paris, Texas TEXAS PRUDENTIAI. INSURANCE CO. I. W. WHITAKER, Supt. COMPLIMENTS OF A. VV. MCGUIRE 304 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Compliments of VV. YV. ROOTHE TIN SHOP 34 South 19th Phone 297 TEXAS CLEANERS M. W. WILLIAMS 67 Pine Bluff Phone 727 BETTENCOURT it HASSELMEIER A. BETTENCOURT O. J. HASSELMEIER PLUMBING f HEATING f REPAIRING 378 Lamar Ave, ' Scene: A lonely corner on dark night. Voice: Would the gentleman be so kind as to assist a poor hungry fellow who is out of work? Besides this revolver, I haven't a thing in the world. . George: When it comes to eating, you'll have to hand it to Venus de Milo. Mary: Why, George? George: How else could she eat? KUYKENDALL'S i'Good'ness knows how good they are Potato Chips, Candy, and Salad Dressing Compliments of T 1: 1 1 SIMMS TOBACCO at CANDY co. LB 011-611 fly Lllmbiil C0- WHOLESALE I The Price is Right Cigars, Cigarettes. Candy, Etc. 34 Grand Ave. Phone 2492 Phone 68 128 Clarksville St. Page 123 February, 1943 I Rm. ,lllslivv illllmlllvml l7ramL Pmvvll wfw r11'c-xx' slwlmlws lu iuusimlv his SlllJit'tXl. 1 Mrs. llully IMI il musl lllllillli' sing-smug in EISQUINIPIX. fl ll. rrXQ'I4'ElIlll' fwlliumlfu Ill lmslwllmu. Q15-Il. ll filmgvlnirm Ilfll spulw un EISSUIIIIJIB' on llw 3311! m111ixvr'su1'y ul' ilu' Hwy Scwvuls. IH Xvv xxvrv vnlc-rlanilmwrl in HSSUIIIIHIX willw pieunm SQ'lf'lXH1lIlS lay Illwilip gvulvs. Ixlrs. VX'f'ggc'l s ln'ullK'r Q5 llululny lm' SIIHIUIIIS. wurk lm' lk'ilK'I1L'l'9 wilfm Rulifm HUML IIIIIIIIPUI' lww lim Nurs- inn fm' slmlmmls, umm' wm'L Im' Iuvully Page 124 Buy War Savings Stamps As If Your Life Deliended On It. QUALITY - EFFICIENCY - SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1881 H. J. HIUHPHU Dl'llgglSl The Rexall Store PHONE 50 PHONE 71 Compliments to 1943 Class from Palace Coffee Shop Excellent Service, Quality Food Moderately Priced FOUNTAIN SERVICE AL EARNETT MARIE WRIGHT COMPLIMENTS OF XV. R. RICHARDS T E X A C U W. S. I-IANCQCK. Distributor ego? aiu. :Naam N59 1 GIBRALTAR BEAUTY SALON Gibraltar Hotel JEWEL HEARN, Owner So LO ' on' Xvomerumveaft, S '5outhSIdePlaz.1 ParisTems RAY NVALTERS SERVICE STA. Paris, Texas Texaco Protluets - Firestone Tires Phone 93 GALBREATH - IIEXVEESE K L1NDSAY'S PRUCK For GENERAL INSURANCE SPORTING GGODS Telephone 257 Established 1892 AND TOYS 609610 First NzIt'l. Bk. Bldg, Paris, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF l . XV. XVUULVVORTH PARIS. TEXAS STONE CLEANERS CLEANING AND PRESSING 49 Grand Ave. Phone 90 Page 125' Let's Put The Axe To the Axis. ,. n ORE QQKSY' ST HOME OF GOOD SHOES AND HOSIERY 9 E. Plaza PARIS, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF TEMPLE LUMBER CO. A Texas Organization MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF Quality Building Materials SINCE 1881 C. S. RECORD, Mgr. COOK JEWELRY CO. East Side Plaza HAMMACICS MUSIC STORE House of Personal Service Quality Jewelry, Reasonably Priced PIANO5 RADIOS Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton, and Longines ALL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE ' Watches 37 Bonham St. Paris, Texas MAIN TIRE STORE 82 N. Main St. Phone 472 Specialize in Repairing-Vulcanizing Tires Tubes All Sizes-Modest Rates Passenger Cars, Trucks and Tractor Tires OLLIE SIMS, Mgr. PARIS OIL PRODUCTS DIXIE GASOLINE OILS -- RONDED TIRES 42 South 22nd Phone 783 M. S. KIMBALL . Margie: What did you do when the ship sank in mid'ocean? Lane R.: Just grabbed a cake of soap and washed ashore. T. 8: P. MOTOR TRANSPORT PICK UP AND DELIVER WITHIN CITY LIMITS Call 180 H. H. MAPLE, Agent DRURY MATTRESS gl AXKTNING Congratulations to the Class of '43 COMPANY From MAKERS OF MATTRESSES ALLRED PRUDUCE AND AWNINGS ALL KINDS DRESSED POULTRY 297 N. Eleventh St. Tel. 430 Phone 2048 Market Square J. M. GLADDEN WHOLESALE CANDY, GUM, CIGARS. AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 14 North 1st Street MARION BROWN, Agent Sinclair Refining CO. Phone Office 79 Res. 919'W Eat-A-Bite Cafe PLACE FOR GOOD COFFEE 9 South 21st Street HUBERT EVANS, Manager First Bride: Yes, sir, I've got my husband where he eats out of my hand. Second Bride:: Saves a lot of dish wash- ing, doesn't it? Page 17.6 VICTORY COMPLIMENTS OF ROEBUCK Sz COMPANY Paris Most Complete Department Store Shop at Sears and Save PHONE 1700 MAIN Ee? LAMAR PARIS, TEXAS CAVINESS FILLING STA. 300 South Main CLARK LLOYD Kemp's Service Station GULF, GAS AND OILS Cor. Lamar and 33rd Sts. HUGH PALMER MOTOR CO. DeSoto - Plymouth - Packard COME TO SEE US! 39 S. 20th Phone 861 NORMENT 84 BROAD GENERAL INSURANCE Liberty Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Protectors of Paris Property Since 1889 Phone 62 Paris, Texas THOlVlPSON'S STORE Hardware Specialists Everything Priced Right 20th and Kaufman A change of tenors was made in the church choir, Eightfyear-old Jessie, anxious to tell the news exclaimed, Oh, mother! We have a new terror in the choir. STQP AT That's All We Do-Examine Eyes and Furnish i w Glasses-But We Do It Right EARL NILLSON'S EASY PAYMENTS SANDVVICH STAND For Delicious Hamburgers and Sandwiches No. 1, Cor. 18th and Houston VVHITESIDE 8: WHITESIDE Optometrists and Opticians 302 First Nat'l. Bank 32 Years in Paris COMPLIMENTS or FINNEY'S BAKERY MAKERS or AUNT BETTY BREAD AMERICA NEEDS MORE WILDCATS Out in the Pacific those Marines and Army and Navy Fighters are making the ,laps think that every American is a fighting Wildcat, On the other side it's the same thing. Many of these men are old time Texas Wildcats from Paris High School, and many of this year's graduates will soon fight for their country. To all go our wishes and prayers for their safety until our country emerges victorious. HOUSE HARDWARE CO. The Store That Beats or Meets All Competition Page 127 March, 1943 12 flqcwzus lIHIl'j10jlfll'Il1'C' Deny fH'UQl1llII in 11Qwl11lmly. -I -RMI firms pl'oggrm1'x in ilSSi'Illl1h'. IEIIL Illililt' lay D. l'il11c'1'sv'wl1. 3-fNm'y lJl'UQI'illTl is pl'c'sc'11lmI Im' lwyf Hlllf' in zuwlnlrly. ljivllm' shrwwll in ZXlIKlit0I'illI'll al nf' Inr IJEIVPHIS nm' Imys. IU ffgluclvnls am- lwllwwrl Ivy ciUlUlli'I Riolmzml K. ciilI'IIlif'I1il!'I. CN1lIDINi1llClCI' nl' the Ifllh Pawn mrr IIIUIII cwfilllll. willm aa IUIL rm llu' nc'l1x'il1c's ul' Ins c'fu1m1m11l. Hu- was uvcollmpulliorl Ivy luis In I .IUVK cifll'Il1ii'l1Ul'I. MINI his llIl1'Il'. VVIIUIIIIIS UIIP tl Ulll' i0ilf'I10fS. IU---Svlmim' x'ir'c'-x'1'r'sz1 Ill gym, QI- AI'lHJtIlElH zulrl Cfwm' In-mlm' j1u'L1-ls am' IH't'SOIll0Cl. N Q6----Arc It Page 128 'Il Qlulu Play, Hy fxllftlj' Hfumf, is prcscnlocl in iiLIKIHOI'illIN. Every Dollar Lent Makes An other Dent-In the Ax is. irll' 1912-Thirty-One Years-1943 Serving the School Children of Paris i' ir fb .l s. -' 3 Office The 0 ,-15'saz ss1's'e':':g1s5115'55EiEE?gE2gh,- , . ,,'2Z if555?i355-355'EEE-ii-.2-.E?-'f2ii'i?S+2-sane'-'h1 Supplies Home of 'xx 4' 13 , ,9- , - - Q -9- 'I Books . a ion- PHE Ill Ill Ill lllh St t' 1 1 1 Ill Ill Ill 'IH Cilulu ll ll lll llll llll lll L 5 lllllllllllllllllllhlnuiuinllllllllluullll ' , ' A oo' H i P l I'21111fS i mlri I mwm- '0 'n' 'L ALEXANDERS y ALEXANDER Mirrors Varnislies Q 1 I ff Picture and - I X Framing ILl12llllClS Etc' f N -1, S, ALEXANDERS f f 33 Su. Nlain Street CUMPLIMENTS OF INSURE AND BE SURE 'NSUPANCE PRICE K MACKEY I INSURANCE 2114 First National Bank Bldg. 7 West Houston St- Ph'-me 896 NORTH STAR SERVICE STA. Cities Service Gus and Oil PARTS SERVICE E. Jr fjfxcici BURNS. Propl FQRD DEALER Phone 9725 47 N. Main New Parts for Almost All Mzikes of Cars SAM 11o1NTEP.'S cioxoco STA. LLMDB 1P'P'P'P'LL 'Y SONS Tele hon 1 7 We Appreciate Your Business Phone 288 p e 8 -Residence 1491 160 Bonham PARIS, TEXAS PRIVATE SALES DAILY BROYVN-RODEN DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS P ARIS, TEXAS PHONE 739 Pine Mill Road C. F. and F. H. DOW Telephone 1779 FAIRVIENV DAIRY DY, Mgrs. Page 129 Work, Save, Fight. Keep the Torch of Freedom Bright. Congratulations to the Class of 1943 LAWLESS 8: ALFORD PARIS, TEXAS IESS B. ALFORD J. W. LAWLESS Eddie: Dad, what are ancestors? Mr. Allen: Well. your grandfather and me are some of yours. Eddie: Oh, I thought they were something you bragged about. HATCHEPJS GARAGE Corner Sth and Bonham SINCLAIR FILLING STA. 'IEFFERSON STANDARD Meet Your Soldier Boy Friends Ar E A l 4 A 1 . 1 N V 1 LIFE INSLRANCF CO VFHPJ SIjc5l CECIL E. WADE 33 Grand Ave. TO DINE AND DANCE Representative Paris. Texas 510 N. Main MRS. T. L. SHIPMAN COMPLIMENTS OF HILIIS .IEVVELRY 32 Lamar LET'S co, WILDCATS! TEXAS COFFEE SHOP oPPos1TE ooURrHousE COMPLIMENTS or SHORTY'S BARBER SHOP 39 Grand Avenue W. C. qshorryy STEVENS Eavesdropping again. said Adam as his wife fell out of a tree. We are continually working for tlfe betterment of the Paris Public School System and Lamar County as a whole. CHAMBER. OF COMMERCE Of Lamar County When You Go Away To College . . . Have your daily copy of the Paris News folf low you. Keep up with all the sports of Paris Hi and P.I.C. and other news. THE PARIS NEWS Page 130 Help Pay For History's Most Costly War. KPLT IS PROUD TO SERVE of public service is the keynote of the broadcasting industry Congratulations to P H S . . . Keep 'Em Flying to Victory! Ygfrfgggg-ASTING RADIO STATION KPLT SYSTEM H1490 on Your Dial NETWORK COMPLIMENTS OF HINKLE LUMRER CO. 57 VARIETIES GRADY CRAWFORD 24 N. 18th St. . Marilyn Peltz: What have you been doing Compliments today? of Bill Sperry: Shooting craps. A FRIEND Marilyn: Oh. how brutal! They have as much right to live as you have. TERRELL - DARNELL Livestock Commissioners' Firm Paris, Texas Telephone 473 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '43 PARIS ICE CREAM BAR REDDELUS TIRE STORE We Specialize in RECAPPING AND TIRE REPAIR Phone 324 10 S. 18th St. B. T. TOMPKINS SERVICE STA. MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS Phone 9515 24th and Lamar Miss Wilson: You don't know the king's English. Judge: Oh, yes, I do, and so is the queen. A COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN'S CLOTHING PRESSING-ALTERATIONS -SODA FOUNTAIN- THE VVOOLEN UNIFORM CO. 30 N. Main St. YEAGEPUS GULF STATION VISIT I. O. YEAGER, Prop. S Bonham E? wth sts. Paris, Texas 60 S. 20th SPENCER PROCTOR, Mgr. Best Eats in Town Page 1 31 April, 1943 May, 1943 Q 'SHjlllUlll4Vl'K' films Party Kxrmy mul Navy fswllcggc- Vlqmillinlgg Pmgmnm Test O-Mlli-Y llarurc all cllifflflll IQ-1,6-l ,ulin Wolvk l6 'SllElIllSll Clulm Play, Don Ramon Qlfgzm Jacinto Day ljrogrmn 22-,luniur Class Program 50m'l'li-Y Dance in gym Page 132 .llIllllJI'-SCIHUI' llc-vcplion lweslmmnn Class Dance in gym Commencement Service Class Night A N 1 frvracluatlon Weapons Win Battles-Bonds Buy Weapons. 1 Most Everyone Likes...,. T he reason is in the bottle fi FOR SALE XVHEHEVER COLD DRINKS ARE SOLD fx! GHHPETIE Bllllllllli UU., lzitgiiiifz. Dunlz1p's Coffee Shop li Lamar ESTELLE :ind DOROTHY, Mgrs. HAGOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY C cmrlllll crcizil Rcfrigc 1':1 tion C mwxxm plctc Electric Service Pl iiiii e 637 9 Norih 22nd Sc. COMPLIMENTS JEWELRY STORE CONGRATULATIONS :ind BEST WISHES to Tlic liaiculty and Entire Student Body GIBRALTAR HOTEL L. B. CAMPBELL, Manager FOR AIR CONDITIONED ICE REFRIGERATORS SUU'l'HIiIiN ICE CO. Q Plionc 291 COMPLIMENTS OF ISOEIJICIQER ICE CREAM CO. 77 so. 2001 Say li Witlz Flowers Florist Telegraph Delivery GUHICIC GHISEN HOUSES Phone 338-825' FI YDI' NIOURIT AUTO VJRECKERS ,nil I , I . r . , . 'ivw-. K ,ELA ,EJ-P 760 N. Marin Phone 9556 :F3443 Lfwg 5,000,001 Parts fm- LN Page 13 Let's Bring New Glory to Old Glory. Ideal Service Station Corner Clarksville and 23d 24'I'IOUR SERVICE MR. and MRS. LEE WEST. Owners 'Why did the farmer nzme his rooster Roh' inson7 Because he crew so fCrusoej. Margie Bell: This dance floor is pretty slippery. james K.: It isn't the floor- -I just had my shoes shined. XV. T. CHRISTIAN TIRE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIRES AND TUBES 89 Bonham Street B. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOXVN BROOKS SERVICE STATION RTORPS' . 76 North Main Street 76 South 20th St. Paris. Texas Vw . L. GARRISON Phone 240 SINCLAIR INDEXED LUBRICATION Telephone 887 Paris, Texas RUTH HOXVELIIS BEAIITY SHOP Better Perimments Om' Specialty Phone 9602 Z6 North I7th St. Mary swallowed her little watch. Now the watch is gone. Mary walks along the streetf Time marches on. Better Coolqing--Attentive Service EAT-VVELI, CAFE I7 N. Main St. MR. and MRS. RED DABBS, Managers HILIIS SERVICE STATION Washing. Greasing. Tire and Battery Service Acme B cmii ded BatteriesiVuIcanizing Phone I23 N. W. Cor. Clarksville Er? 23rd We Do High Class Photography EVA N S STUDIO 1216 Clarksville Street fllpstairsj FLETCHEPYS CLEANERS' Alterations Press While You Wait Your Business Vslill Be Appreciiited CHARLES E. FLETCHER. Mgr. Phone 60 70 N. Main ,.. Page 134 Keep Them Flying-Keep Democracy From Dying. GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO 1943 CLASS S. M. WEISS THAT GOOD GULF GASOLENE' AND HGULFPRIDE MOTOR OIL DISTRIBUTOR Bobby Antoine, insisting that the word news was plural: Are there any news? L. V. Morrow: No, not a new. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY AT F. H. HEARN,S FRENCH MARKET On South 20th W ILL H. LIGHTFOOT ARCHITECT Boss: You should have been here at nine o'clock. Mauda Davis: Why, what happened? H. G. WHEAT COMPANY Accountants and Federal Tax Lawn Mowers Ground and Repaired ALL WORK GUARANTEED O. B. THRASHER'S Consultants BILACKSMITH SHOP 311f12 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone 1983 GENERAL BLACKSMITHING I do believe Merle would lose her head if it were loose. You're probably right. I heard her say yesterday that she was going to Colorado for LEE YANCEY 3: COMPANY GENERAL INSURANCE First National Bank Building her lungs-H Paris, 'Texas Phone 687 PIGGLY - WIGGLY FIRSTTFEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN The Finest and Most Up-to-Date Y 7 X Food Store in Paris I ASSOCIA I ION Shop and Save at PIGGLY - WIGGLY INSURED SAVINGS Best VVishes to the Wildcats I6 Clarksville St. ' A Page! I35 America Is Worth F ighting F0 r. R0 AL I. flfwv E I mm l7LJA Gfggis X., I af 5 19,6 4 X X :sf ,MW :Lg O COMPLIMENTS OF T H E ROYAL CROVVN BOTTLING COMPANY D. C. HOLLA 5 ND, Owner Empire Life OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE Home Offic Insurance e Paris, Te-ans L. 8: VV. GRAIN CI .O. STOCK and POULTRY FEED Heater Wood Cor. Houston Es' 17th Phone 9616 Professor: I hate to tell you, sir, hut your son is a moron. GRACE SEBASTIAN E H Fa-ther: Wait until he gets home. I'll teach 111 ast Ouston him to loin one of these fraternities without my Phone 1539 Comm- You know the old saying: What you don't know won't hurt you? So what? You lucky boy, you are invulnerablef' Home of Quality Groceries Rightly Priced N W CA SH VVAY GROCERY 304 Bonham St. Happy to serve you We assist ' you with your ration points. Page 136 70 S. 20th P COMPLIMENTS OF KATlE'S EAT SHOP We Specialize in Steaks aris, Texas NORTH MAIN Grocery and Market LLOYD FORD. Owner N. Main St. Phone 9594 Who Fights For Freedom Never Fights Alone. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1943 AND PARIS HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE BOX FACTORY OF PARIS BYERS GROCERY cgi MARKET 169 So. 27th Phone 9537 COMPLIMENTS OF RAILXVAY EXPRESS CO. Dec: Can you let me have five Frank: No-A - Dec: minutes of your time? Frank: trouble at all, old boy. ROSS ILIFF MOTOR CO. BUICK HUDSON FRED MORPHEW, Manager SCOTT TITLE COMPANY ABSTRACTS-TITLE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-LOANS PARIS COOPER, CLARKSVILLE, SULPHUR SPGS. COMPLIMENTS OF U. M. HOWIE - SERVICE STATION Phone 9584 104 Bonham St. Paris, Texas FIRESTONE W. S. HANCOCK. Distributor The flood over, Noah returned to the ark and found two snakes in il corner, crying. They told him their sorrow: You told us to go forth and multiply upon the earth. We are addersf' TRADE WITH PETE HUMPHRIES CO. THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND NANCE BUS LINES Serving Paris - Camp Maxey - Hugo 24 No. Main St. Phone 490 Page 137 We Must Be Vigilant. l believe in America . . . lis lnstitutions . . . lts metluocls . . . lts way of living. l believe in America . . . ln its freedom . . . lis rlesire for peace . . . lts clesire for the riglit. l believe in America . . . lnecause it believes in Cocl . . . and il'1e tllings Wllicli are clean ancl goocl ancl lmonest in tliis worlcl. I lmelieve in America lnerausc it is ille lxome ol lree men. l lwelieve in America . . . because it llas given me tlie riglwl l.o live uncler fair slcies . . . with tlwe lnlessiugs of freedom and love for my fellow man. Tlu-refore . . . l pleclgc myself io clelencl my Country aucl my flag . . . with every resource al my eommancl. Peealeu p4l3ijiIi9- eanqaany Page 138 Daniel Boone Helped Make This Country. We Can Help Keep It Voted most likely to succeed . . '75-1:4 fr In-,WIF when it comes to chasing thirst ! PEPSLCOLA BOTTLING CO. of PARIS 55 BONHAM ST. Enchiladas-Spaghetti--Steaks JUNIOR RED HAT 11 N. Mm sf. MRS. c. G. KIDD, Mgr. CRANE and FARIES PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Congratulations from THE FAIR STORE Quality Merchandise an Popular Prices Compliments of REDDELIJS BARBER SHOP 26 Clarksville For Better Shaves and Haircut R U C K E IR ' S VITA-TONE CLEANERS Northeast Texas' Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant 31 Clarksville Phone 306 OSCAR E. MEANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Government Inspected Meats Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Our Specialty 365'-PHONES-366 For Quality Food Eat at DUNLAP'S SNACK SHOP 21 North Main OPEN DAY AND NIGHT MR. and MRS. VV. H. LOWRY KISH'S Paris' Leading jewelers On the Square Page 139 Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of the Axis GREGORY - ROBINSON SPEAS, INC. World's Largest Manufacturers of Fine Vinegars A Complete, Modern, Up'to'Date Title Plant JOHNSON TITLE CO. flncorporatedj Abstracts - Title Service Paris, Texas Phone 70551 24fHour Service ALL-AMERICAN DEVICE CO. MUSIC MERCHANTS Automatic Phonographs Coin Machines 32 Clarksville St. She has a very magnetic personality. She ought to. Every stitch she has on is charged. THE HOME OF Mrs. Day's Ideal Baby Shoes and a Complete Line of Infants' and Ba.by's Handmade Wear G. chem .dlwp 6 Clarksville St. Compliments of Joe King's Service Station Corner Lamar Ave. E3 25th Street , M 4 J. C. HATHAVVAY Martin Epps: Where did you get those big Sympathetic eyes? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Rose Marie: Oh, they came with my face. 1942 WILDCATS DEWEY MILLER, Jeweler PARIS CUT'P1ATl1 DRUGS 74 Bonham 30 Clarksville Stl Phone 307 Paris, Texas Cameras and Photographic Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF Margie Wilson Grocery T. P. Food Store North Main Grocery as Shay, ya seen my dog, Rover?' Naw, whash his name? Spot. I FOR BETTER VALUES SHOP AT MORIS DEPT. 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