Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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MAXINE T ANKURSLEY Editor-in-Chief FRANK JACKSON, JR. Business Manager Miss MARTHA HANKINS Sponsor Staff Members: PEGGY RUTH BERRY NORMA JEAN BOOTH LLOYD fSONNYJ BOOTH NITA SUE HASSAN BOB MALONE PATRICIA ANN MORSE CLIETON LE Moss JOANNE NEWMAN il 5, 2,- 53 ,. .5 . - S 2' 2 Qs.. Af N241 1 Q? A 4- A ENHKWHK 'M ' ww wx NLR' A if A ,,Q,,,,,y fi'f ,A A N .. f f , A ar we W. 9, W5M' by + wmwiw Mewzfwgqw 'A' ,W mi ,,,fM'fAs 'QM 'mga ws -if A Y NW RUTH SECREST A V Owl 7

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This Word Before You Go Un . . . IN PLANNING this book, we looked for something that could be used as a symbol, a symbol of all the things that made the school year 1946-47 a big event--your memories, in other words. Nat- urally, we couldn't draw a picture of a memory, so we decided on a footprint instead. The significance of the footprint, therefore, is purely symbolical. The footprints scattered throughout the book may also repre- sent impressions, the impressions we in Paris High School, par- ticularly the graduating class, leave with our town, our teachers, our school. The real theme of The 1947 Owl is told in these four lines, taken from Longfel1ow's A Psalm of Life : Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of timegl' The departure referred to, in our case, is the departure of the Seniors from Paris High. The footprints are simply memories, impressions, and hopes, in keeping with the message of the entire poem. We refuse to constantly look backward, we choose, rather, to look forward to a bright future of high promise! These, then, are the reasons for the prominence of the foot- prints so generously sprinkled through the pages of this annual. While serving to tie the divisions of the book into a whole, they also serve as reminders of everything that this past year has been and everything that the future can be. f 1. -' ' ,sniff . ,, - af: .gxgyfa .R X' I ' t ...rgggf ' 2 I yu K ,wxbmw cm , 5 Owl 4 its .. fs. 11,1 .-an ,M .f T Ngwfik' 'Z , f