Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Uwe Siclwnl, Bnafwl, Those who compose our school board are entrusted with the problem of supervising our schools, of making our rules and regulations, and of employing and discharging our teachers. They have generously given of their time to help us in our progress toward making our schools outstanding and worthy of the opportunity which they provide. Our school board is elected by the voters of the Paris Inde- pendent School District and do not receive a salary for this work, but their reward is the knowledge that they are helping our youth to become the leaders of tomorrow. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Mr. W. H. Freeman Biuiazatr Manager Le 110 right: Mr. Gilbert Cecil, Vice-President, Mr. D. C. Holland, Secretaryg Mrs. W. H. Lightfoot, Mr. O. W. Boswell, Presidentg Mr. Hardy Moore, Mr. George Waterman, Dr. J L jopling. OWL 11

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MR. THOMAS S. JUSTISS Superintendent For the past three years Mr. justiss has been the Superintendent of the Paris Public Schools. He entered into this position with enthusiasm, and he has succeeded even better than we could have hoped. Mr. jusriss is an ardent admirer of football, and he may be seen on the sidelines at every Wildcat game. He also frequently visits the school parties. His cheery smile and friendly manner leave im- pressions in the minds of our student body which are good and lasting. For these reasons and many others, we salute Mr. Justiss, our Superintendent. 10 OWL Yan :' 3 X ...,,

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Z 12 OWL -.....,,,.-....,,,,. ? MR. ROBY C. FAGG Principal Mr. Roby C. Fagg came to Paris High School three years ago to replace Mr. justiss as principal. He has a refreshing and pleasing personality which is appre- ciated not only by the student body, but also by the faculty and the school board. He is always ready to help in any way possible to encourage the students and the school in a program to further education in these modern times. Mr. Fagg has brought about numerous improvements, and we are sure he will continue to do so with each passing year. We feel that as long as he is with us, our school will, as it has in the past, continue to thrive on comradeship and it will keep striving for the best in education. On behalf of the student body, the faculty, and others who are in any way connected with Paris High School, we salute him with our appreciation for the good work that he is doing.