Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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14 OW'L iqvclucerd MRS. BETTY JACKSON Secretary to Slzperintendent MR. THOMAS S. JUsTIss Superinlendent Thomas Justiss, our producer, the superintendent of the Paris Independent School District is, above all, our friend. For many years he has devoted his life to our schools, and to him the youth of Paris owes a limitless debt. He has worked tirelessly in our schools, not only as our superintendent, but also as a very able teacher. He is interested in every move- ment to improve the community, and he uses his fluent oratory along with his cheerful and willing labor for the best interest of Paris. Wfith hearts full of love and gratitude we wish for Mr. Justiss con- tinued success and happiness.

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On ogocafion Ar THE FIELD, football's up- and-coming stars put in hours of practice each week day in prepara- tion for Opening Night. Here is Paris' RECREATION CEN- TER, where the cast of P. H. S. often goes for relaxation. In the spring, many school picnics are held at Lake Crook. The BUSINESS OFFICE is located in the Legion Building Qmiddle row of windows, this sidej. Here all school organizations have their treasury, and money matters are completely managed. OWL 13

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MOJUCQFJ We, the students of Paris High School, are very grateful for this opportunity to express our appre- ciation to our producers, the school board. They have worked diligently and tirelessly to improve the Paris schools and to further the interests of each student. They donate their time and effort because of their love for boys and girls and their desire to make Paris a better community. We salute the school board and wish them success in all their endeavors. MR. W. H. FREEMAN Burinerx Manager Left to riglJt.'Mr. Gilbert Cecil, Vice Presidentg Mr. D. C. Holland, Secretary, Mrs. W. H. Lightfoot, Mr. O. W. Boswell, Presidentg Mr. Hardy Moore, Mr. George Waterman, Dr. J. L. jopling. OWL 15