Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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MR. THOMAS S. JUSTISS Superintendent Miss BETTY Cnoss, B.A. Secretary to Superintendent Ow 10 MR. JUSTISS, new position as Super- intendent of the Paris Public Schools has not caused him to feel less in- terest in Paris High School. This past year has seen him on the side- lines everywhere the Wildcats played, at many school parties, and willing to advise or sympathize with any student who Came seeking him. He was never too busy to listen and answer. His ability and fitness for the office he now holds are without limit. We miss him as our principal, but we are proud of his promotion. We wish him success in everything he undertakes.

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Board of Education School Board Oihcers President ...... MR. J. B. HARVILL First Vice-President . . MR. O. W. BOSWELL Second Vice-President . . MR. GILBERT CECIL Secretary ...... MR. D. C. HOLLAND THIS GROUP, elected by the voters of the Paris Independent School District, was chosen because each member was considered capable of over- seeing the management of the Paris schools. In no instance have they fallen short of the faith placed in them. They see to it that efficient teachers are employed, and they are the judges of the amount of money to be spent in each school. For their services they receive no mone- tary reward, but the board of education has the MR. J. B. HARVILL good will of the student body of Paris High and p,em,3e,,, the citizens of Paris. Members of The School Board Left to right: Mr. O. W. Boswell, Mr. Gilbert Cecil, Mrs. W. H, Lightfoot, Mr. J. B. Harvill, Mr. D. C. Holland Mr. George Waterman, Mr. Hardy Moore. Owl 9

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MR. RoBY FAGG is a comparatively new personality in our midst. When he made his first appearance, he was greeted with apprehension and a Let's wait and see attitude. Since then he has been warmly accepted by the student body and the citizens of Paris. We have found him to be one of the most thoroughly likable persons we've known. His sense of humor crops up in assemblies, fac- ulty meetings, and in his office, but his ideas are always sound and prac- ticable. He envisions great things for Paris High, and he is a man who carries through what he plans. For this reason, progress forward is pre- dicted for Paris High School. Our . uiding Star MR. Rosy C. FAGG Principal Secretary to Principal ' - .ei-Q wah Miss ELAYNE LARSEN, B.A., M.A. . M l 2 W, V 1 , . its-if Owl 11