Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Miss Euna Anderson. B.S.. M.S. Lflotliino Co Sponsor, F.H.A. Mr. L. L. Armstrong. B.A.. Th.M. Bilvlo Mrs. Herman Bailey, B.B.A. Typinq, Enqlish Mr. Peler Barnell. B.S. Mrillwixmlios Assisllrnt Football Coach Miss Louise Beatie. B.A., M.A. lfnqlisli Assmfiolo Sponsor, Senior Class Mr. Raymond Berry. B.A. 1 Physical lldufolion ll-Q-rd Footlmll Coovll Miss Sarah Bills, B.S. XX Vypinq, Shortlimld Miss Floy Bishop. B.A. Spmnlsli, English Srwwrxsur, Spanish Club Mr. Harvey D. Brown, B.S. lvlalliornotics Assorgioto Sponsor, Freshman Class Mr. Ted Carley, B.S. l?ulIl6?lCll Science Buslcvllmll Coocll Assislonl Footlwcrll Coach L'ofSponsor, Hi-Y Associole Sponsor, Sophomore Class Miss Stella Mae Crain. B.A. Enqlislx Cu-Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Miss Mary Crawford. B.S.. M.S. lwlollioriiolics Sponsor, lr. Red Cross wa. , f G , , A lypictol Wminr,-srlriy mornino lmrnlly rnoolinfgl The Faculty . . . OWL l5

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Our Principal OWL 14 ,..-gl Mr. R. C. Fagg Principal l ' To THE Staff and Sponsor of the Owl I extend congratulations for publishing another fine book. To the students, and especially to the Seniors, I Want to express my sincere appre- ciation for the loyalty, co-operation, and valuable contributions which you have given to Paris High School. Today practically the Whole World is in a state of unrest. The domestic and inter- national problems facing the governmental leaders of all countries today exceed those of just a few years ago both in numbers and complexity. Consequently, in America, where the people are responsible for government, the problems confronting the good citizens are multiplied in comparison with those of our fathers and grandfathers. Then, with the same reasoning, your problems today and problems that you are bound to face from today will be greater than those of our generation. I would leave this thought with you to keep. Interpersonal relations, business rela- tions, labor relations, even international relations, depend, if they are to prosper, on good faith, decent intentions, and mutual confidence. It is hoped that during your high school career you have matured in judgment, learned some of the real values in life, grown in spirit and gained something toward preparation for the years to come. When international relations are ruffled no more and mutual trust and respect exist among peoples again, may each of you be prepared to pursue a life of peace, happi- ness, and success and secure all the bountiful blessings that your Divine Creator has in store for you. .fffyf 2747?

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Miss Mattie Belle Crook, B.B.A.. M.A. toad of English Department Miss Celia Donaldson. B.S.. M.S. English Choral Club Accompanist Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mr. Thomas Echols. B.A. Mathematics, History, General Science Tennis Coach Assistant Football Conch Miss Icy Edmiaston, B.S. Foods, English Associate Sponsor, Iunicr Class Co-Sponsor, F.H.A. Sponsor, Cheer Leaders Sponsor, Foods Club Mr. R. F. Edwards. B.A., M.A. History, Civics, Economifs D rector oi Museum Miss Katie Feeser. BJ-X., M.A. History Associate Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, American Legion Orato Mr. Tlzcrnas E. Gay. B.A.. M.A. Malheniatics, Bookkeeping Iunior Business Training Mrs. Mary Geers, B.S., M.S. Clohing, English Co-Sponsor, F.lsl.A. Mrs. P. C. Gothard. B.A. English Sponsor, National Honor Society Miss Martha Hcmkins. BJ-L. M.A. Latin, Texas History, Civics Sponsor, The Owl CovSponsor, Latin Club Sponsor, Iunior Class Mrs. Grace Lattimore Li brarian Mr. Paul Lively. B.S. Mathematics Assistant Football Com-h Co-Sponsor, Hi-Y Track Coach OWL l6 rical Contest we A shorthand class with Miss Bills, one of our new teachers, presiding. Rings Bells . . .