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It gives its notes of sorrow and of happiness in our theme, Loyal and True. The melodies make us relive our yesterdays in its familiar refrain. This, your book, will enable you in days to come to recall some of the hours of our high school daysg they will become a memory made more beautiful set to music. As you turn the pages of the book, you will stroll along the musical corridors of memory from the first page to the lastg and the music of your high school days will fade in faint echo of Auld Lang Synef' THE OWL STAFF OF 1951 MARY MARGARET MCLEMORE CHARLOTTE STEPHENS MARGARET ROGERS MELBA ROBINSON SANDRA STAPLES NANCY CROW IDA TERRELI. BOSWELL RICHARD DIXON SARAH JEAN HALEY MARY ALICE HORNE GEORGE JOHNSON JOE ED KING ANN MARKHAM BETTY JEAN THOMSON PEGGY ANN WHITE BILLY BURKS PETE PARHAM MISS KATIE FEESER, pomor ! OVERTURE . . Introduction GRAND STAFF . Administraiton elaerfoire SHARPS AND FLATS . Principal and Faculty NOTES ...... HIGH NOTES . WHOLE NOTES THREE-QUARTER HALF NOTES . QUARTER NOTES POPULAR MUSIC . Organizations JAZZ .... Sports MELODY . . Favorites MEDLEY . . Features FAMILIAR REFRAIN Advertisers FINALE NOTES . 1-11 . 12-13 . 14-23 . . 24-55 Clam Officers . . Seniorf . . Iuniorx Sopbomores . Frefloman . 56- 87 . 88-107 . 108-131 . 132-147 . 148-200 OWL 5 Lbeohcafioqi ' . JN 6 OWL i. 'Il A CHORUS rendering the music for the Union Thanks- giving Service. B CHORUS took music to the hospitals at Christmas time. THE MARCHING BAND furnishing pep for one of our football rallies. jo Our ua ic WaLer5 DEDICATION The band playing or the chorus singing. . .these musical sounds are con- stantly Hoating around Paris High Schoolg and to make this true the music department has become one of the largest and hardest working in Paris High. Because of its outstandingly fine work and its tireless efforts to bring the beauty of music to us, we gratefully and respectfully dedicate this thirty-eighth volume of the OWL to the Music Department. OWL 7 ' loml ...J 'True CHO 4 B ' I ' 1 Inirilliilb nngx-'lil-ZiY'1'l lil ll:'.:'1l'or.ro!l:.:l.l.l l l S maferiahdfic fgrogrew it Late this summer Paris High School started having a face-lifting. Everywhere men were working in order to get in new windows before the new school term. Marble steps added much to the beauty of our building, and the outside steps were remodeled. The projection room was paintedg a number of oflices and other rooms were repainted. The new, wider sidewalks have been enjoyed not only by the students but also by the citizens of Paris. Soon after school started, modern desks, shades, new restrooms upstairs, and new fixtures throughout the ones downstairs completed improvements. A clinic room and a homemaking room were added to the clothing department. In the gymnasium files for the music were added. The improved P. H. S. was the home of the District Teachers' Conference held in March. 8 OWL ..,, iewd WISE FIELD HOUSE LAKE CROOK RECREATION GROUND BUSINESS AND SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE lewd A ., -W :X ' , V- x :vrQ1I'fX1-rrfbgq., F-W ' ,, ,, .... '-1'wwQiW - 1t1iwQ:sii?WQ S 1 xx 1 K 5 'N XX 5 f A x N ,. k ix , x X B w , - V rw' -- ---- W .,.,. Z - J - .Mp - + if-1, mf , - 'XA x - : 1-2 ., - :::-:, , 1- M.,m,x WM.. my Q- if fs. W A A , S J In A gkx , X L , ,X W -1 Q - , L..L . . Q V- K , .... 2 X v M 5 xx Rx wx X 3 N K X , .Y .Q . A new ,Q Y Y N, ' immi- , NVQ' mfwqmggggzfg Q GYMNASIUM P5 ' A L.. , X Y' Q 2 NOYES STADIUM OWL 11 V I L....L,, mm! Sid!! MR. THOMAS S. JUSTISS Superi1zte1zrie1zt Mr. justiss, Superintendent of the Paris Public Schools, always has a cheerful greeting for each member of the student body. Perhaps it is this atti- tude of gracious friendliness that is mainly respon- sible for his popularity with both students and teachers. His enthusiasm, helpfulness, and fluent ,speaking ability will remain in our memory long' after we have all sung together for the last time Loyal and True. 12 OWL Mus. BETTY JACKSON Secretary lo Superintendent M,l0l00l't8l'5 0 Oyaf ana! jflle MR. GILBERT CECIL MR. CHARLES GERON Prericz'e1zt Secretary Other members are MR. D. C. HOLLAND, MRS. W. H. LIGHTFOOT, MR. HARDY MOORE. MR. GEORGE XVATERMAN, DR. J. L. JOPLING. MR. W. H. FREEMAN Bzfrifzeii Mrzmzger When we think of our school board and its tire- less action for the betterment of Paris schools, our hearts are filled with gratitude. They have given of their time without thought of pecuniary award. We appreciate the work of these seven people and Wish them continued success in the future. It is our hope that the efforts of this board will be made fruitful by out attaining a high standard of leadership for tomorrow. OWL 13 i l V 3 F105 Mas. BONNIE TURNER Secretary to Principal 14 OWL 3 xy' ' MR. DEE CUNNINGHAM Principal Although Mr. Cunningham is a newcomer to Paris High School this year, he has already made a host of friends among the students and the faculty. He has strived for the improvement of our school, always keeping the students in mind. Before Mr. Cunningham came to Paris High, he had been principal of Rosa Pearson for four years. His friendliness, interest in school activities, and fine character make Mr. Cunningham an excellent leader. fa Miss Eupna Anderson, B.S., QLS. CI5EHiHg,TFfFlTA'. Cofspcnm, Sponsor Fresh. Class Mig Irene Bagley, B.S. Shorixand, Jr. Busiiei, Tri-Hi7Y Co-Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Fresh. Class Mrs. A. L. Baize, B.A., M.A. English, Co-Sponsor Soph. Class Mr. Peter Barnett, B.Ag Mathematics, Golf Sponsor, Asst. Football Coach, CQSPOQSOI Sl. Class Mr. Raymond Berry, B.A. Physical Education, Head Football Coach Mrs. Perry Booth, B.A., M.A. Counselor, History, Sponsor Student Council, Co-Sponsor jr. Class, Co-Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y, Sponsor Cheerleaders Mr. J. C. Coker, B.S., M.S. Driver's Training, Track Coach,Hi-Y,Co-Sponsor, Asst. Football Coach and Basketball Coach, Co-Sponsor Soph. Class Miss Stella Mae Crain, B.A., M.A. English, Co-Sponsor Soph. Class MisL.Ma.ttie Belle Crook, B.B.A,,,M,1L Head. of-Atlge English Department, Co-Sponsor jr. Class ' Mr. C. A. Dempsey, B.S., M.S. General Science, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach, Hi-Y Co-Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Jr. Class MfSf ..Iiaycm.Qt1si.QQrQnt Bi, Commercial Law, Ty ing, Bookkeeping, Co-Sponsor Busing-,ss,E.ub, Co-Sponsor Soph. Class Miss Celia Donaldson, B.S., M.S. English, Music, Senior Sponsor Paris was the 1951 host to the T.S.T.A. of District VIII. All the teachers gladly helped our superintendent, who is president of this body, to make the meeting a success and one long to be remembered for its outstanding speakers and its constructive conferences. ' OWL 15 Y .SJLCIIIO6 Miss Joy Edmiaston, B.S. English, Clothing, Red Cross, Co-Sponsor F.H.A., Co-Sponsor Soph. Class Mr. Rufus Edwards, B.A., M.A. Civics, Economics, American History, Co-Sponsor jr. Class lNIi55,KaJ1ie, Feeser, BA, M-A- History, Sponsor THE OWL, 'Co-Sponsor Fresfi Class 16 OWL A s Mr. Felix Gibson, B.S. Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Co-Sponsor jr. Class Mrs. P. C. Gothard, Spanish, Algebra, Spanish Club Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor, Cojyponsor SrLClgs Mlrs. W. M. Heath, BLA. , English, Co-Sponsor Fresh. Class, Assembly Chairman Mr. Paul Lively, B.S. Mathematics, Asst. Football Coach, Honorary Co--Sponsor Hi-Y, Co-Sponsor Fresh. Class Mr. Lester Mullens, B.S., M.S. Mathematics, Co-Sponsor Sr. Class Miss Genevieve Myers, B.S. Physical Education, Tennis Club Sponsor , A Health Education, Co-Sponsor jr. Class 2 ' iii? Miss Marijo Oliver, B.A. English, Speech, Sponsor Drama Workshop, Director of Senior Class Play, Co-Sponsor Soph. Class Mrs. L. A. Rawlings, B.A., B.A. in4L.S. Librarian, 'Library Club Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Co-Sponsor Mr. Dixon Shelton, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Fresh. Class jfala Mr. Sain Skidmore,,B.S.,.M.S- Physics, Machine Shop, C2-Sponsor Sr. Clag ' Mrs. W. G. Sluder, B.A. Latin, Latin Club Sponsor, Sponsor Soph. Class Mr. John Stevens, B.A., M.A. Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics Mrs. Louis Stephenson Foods, Co-Sponsor F.H.A. Mrs,HLucille Stifelman, B.A. Biolggy, 'Che-mistry, Biology Club Sponsor, Chemistry Club Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Fresh. Class Mr. Eugene Thielman, B.A., M.A. Mathematics, General Science, Physics, Jr. Sponsor Mrs. Mary Geers Vinyard, B.S., M.S. Foods, F.H.A., Co4Sponsor Soph. Class Mr. Floyd Weger, B.A., M.A. Band, Chorus Miss lNIary Wilson, B.A., M.A. English, Co-Sponsor Sr. Class CULTURAL PROGRESS OF P.H.S. As the turn of the century has brought about many developments in all phases of life, it has added new interests to our school. To enlist more students in activities, many new clubs, such as the Business Club and the Projectors' Club have been organized. Giving advice to any student not only for the present but for the future is the aim of the new Guidance Program directed by Mrs. Perry Booth. Another helpful step in this direction is the aptitude tests given by the Texas Employ- ment Commission. Among our new programs is the Student Council, which has made steady progress from its beginning. We expect great results in the future. Paris High School and its personnel will ever work for the betterment of all its students. OWL 17 ur iZ3i:ifingui6Aevl guezifd E 18 OWL MRS. D1XoN's COMMER- CIAL LAW CLASS is visiting the Court House for some first hand explanations of our laws by Mr. Leighton Cornett. Paris High School is some- times honored by visits from distinguished guests such as SENATOR A, M. A1K13N,' and the State Educational Direc- tor, DR. J. W. EDGAR: shown here with our Superintendent, Thomas justiss. These interested FRESH- MAN MOTHERS brought their children to school the first day. I pledge allegiance to the Hag- MRS. HEATH always teaches her classes the pledge to the flag and The Star- Spangled Banner. MISS CRooK'S FIFTH PE- RIOD ENGLISH CLASS learns a little about our mother coun- try from Miss Ann Tyler, a native of England. Here we find a group of MISS OLIVERiS SECOND YEAR SPEECH STUDENTS demon- strating the art of make-up. aaaroom phalario ieri OWL 19 MISS KATIE certainly keeps her American History classes well occupied on Current Events day. Charles Farmer, Eugene Lancaster, and Glenn Long are busy as beavers wrapping up the books in the bookroom under MRS. BAIZE'S super- vision. Dick Crawford is prepar- ing to give the okay to start the recording of a radio script in Miss OL1VERfS SPEECH I CLASS. Here are a group of MR. COKER'S DRIVING STUDENTS preparing ro embark on a routine drive. Carolyn, Beverly, Oscar, and Margaret seem to enjoy studying the skeleton in MRS. STIFELMAN'S BIOLOGY ROOM. Those FOOD CLASSES OF MRS. STEPHENSON S really teach you how to cook! ing flue on 9 i I iii? ,g,5s,,,,,r: OWL Z1 , -W Of Qui' ibaify M!orL 22 OWL J. W. Barrington, Mack Stout, and Charles Pritchard are always busy when they are in Mr. Skidmores shop class, Is Philip Cecil really sick or is Mr. Dempsey merely ex- plaining the use ofthe oxygen tent to his General Science students? In this picture we see james Stewart getting some friendly advice from our principal, Mr. Cunningham. SEPTEMBER Sept. 7-Freshmen and Sophomores register. Sept. 8 -Juniors and Seniors register. Sept 11 - School opens. OWL circulation begins. Sept. 13 -Back-to- school dance sponsored by the yell lead- ers. Sept. 15 -Kilgore defeats Paris 6-0 at Kilgore. Sept. 28 -Tri-Hi-Y Initiation. Sept. 29-Wildcats are de- feated in their first home game by Cor- sicana 26-O. Yell leaders give a dance at the gym after the game to honor the football boys. NOVEMBER Nov. 2 - Chemistry Club Wiener roast. Nov. 5 -Paris upsets Sherman 13-0. Yell leaders give a dance after the game. Nov. 9-OWL Staff had a Wiener roast for OWL sellers. Nov. 10 - Paris defeats Sulphur Springs 53-0. Nov. 16 -National Book Week. 1951 OWL Staff announced. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Western Day. Nov. 17-Drama Work- shop play, Our Town. Nov. 22- Thanksgiving holidays begin. Nov. 23 -Wildcats defeat Greenville 20-16. Nov. 27 -Back to school. Nov. 30 - Christmas parade. Anita King, Christ- mas Queen, and her escort, Jimmy King. Nd 15 I 'l'l l 'Z A I' r l OCTOBER Oct. 5-Hi-Y Initiation. Oct. 6- Wildcats travel to Texarkana to be de- feated 42-0. Oct. 7-FFA and FHA go to State Fair. Band goes to Tyler Rose Festival. Oct. 9-Tri-Hi-Y and Faculty Coke Party. Oct. 13 -Paris loses to Palestine 14-0. Oct. 17 - Hi-Y Spaghetti Supper. Oct. 19-Biology Club Wiener roast. Oct. 20-Junior Sock Hop. Tri-Hi-Y Slumber Party. Oct. 26 - Cheer leaders sponsor a bon- fire for the Denison game. Oct. 27 - Denison defeats Paris 25-12. DECEMBER Dec. 1 -Paris defeats Gainesville 20- 18 in last game. Dec. 4-Long-awaited Senior class rings arrive. Dec. 7-FHA Christmas Party. Dec. 7, 8, 9-OWL Staff at THSPA in Denton. Dec. 13 - Latin Club Christmas Party. Dec. 14 -- FHA Assembly program. Football queens Were presented-Betty Thom- son and Sandra Staples. Drama Work- shop Dance. Dec. 15 -Freshman Christmas party at gym. Dec. 18 - Sophomore Christmas party. Dec. 20- A Chorus sings at last Assembly. Christmas holidays begin. Dec. 22- Tri-Hi-Y Dinner-Dance. Dec. 26-Hi- Y-Dinner-Dance. fC0ntinued on Page 1312 OWL 23 NOTES Classes HIGH NOTES Class Officers WHOLE NOTES Seniors THREE-QUARTER NOTES juniors HALF NOTES Sophomores QUARTER NOTES Freshmen JLOCYAL ...J 'ROSE 5 1 Q -- 'I ' 0 CHO. 7 A ly V : Q K4 : 1- .7.4-iux-anInr:Ir-v l .117-iibl IO-S-Q1-Q-I If 11111112 1 Q , I I 'L X X , ' ' Q ' A A ' L-ld-Ii-I 24 OWL '-l ,jwligA Wofefi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Welborn Dick Crawford Anita King Wfayne Hollje Vive-l'f'e.fizfef1f l'r'e,sfzfe21t Sefrflurjx Y-Fyfllllftf' CWI.. 25 LCD.. Z6 OWL mob Wofea 'QQ 93 Abeles, Dan Latin Club, Drama Workshop, j.C.L., Vice-Pres. Fresh. Class, Tennis, Choral, Hi-Y, M.C., P.H.S.B.C., jr. Rotarian. Alexander, Billy Football, All-Dist., Basketball, 2nd Team, All-Dist., Track, Treas. jr. Class, Sec. Hi-Y, Pres. Homeroom, Football Capt. Anderson, Donna 2741! .- , .tif ' F.H.A., Choral, Bio. Club, Tennis, Typing Cert. Armstrong, Louise 3:6 1 ' F.H.A., Choral. h T V5 V s Arnold, Mary Dorothy A- F.I-LA., Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y. Avance, Dorothy Tri-Hi-Y, Span. Club, F.H.A. l l Barber, Helen 777 Cvv -9 l Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Band, ' Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweetheart Nom. Basden, Eugene Span. Club, Basketball. Q W Baty, Harold Glenn i Get. Club, Football, Hi-Y, Bio. Club. Becker, George F.F.A., Hi-Y, Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Band. Bills, Robert . ,, . A ' '7 , Ann ffy- ,K ff ,-526266 Drama Workshop, Bancf Bio. Club, ' Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Get. Club. Boswell, Ida Terrell Latin Club, Drama Workshop, J.C.L., OWL Sweetheart, Latin Cert., Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Lib. Club, Cor. Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, P.H.S,B.C., Copy Ed. '51 OWL. , Burch, Gwen VY? 1 F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Get. Club, Ofhce Asst., OWL Sweetheart Nom. Burge, Bill Bio. Club, Football, M.C., Hi-Y, Sen. Fav., jr. Rotarian, Sen. Who's Who. VS!! o 7 , - f 7 Burns, Patsy Ruth ff f ' 6630666 F.H.A., Health Club, Span. C-lub. Butler, Sallie 734' ' X I Span. Club, F.H.A., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Health Club. V Caldwell, Juanita VWCZWCQZ Latin Club, J.C.L., F.H.A., Choral, All-State Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Lib. Asst. ' Caldwell, Patricia Ann '1YxaAA,f.z,0U F.H.A., Lib. Asst., Drama Workshop, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Choral, Office Asst., Tri-Hi-Y, Band. Campbell, Phyllis Jean Drama Wforkshop, F.H.A., Health Club, Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweetheart Nom., P.H.S.B.C. Carico, Bettie F.H.A., Health Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Chem. Club, Drama Workshop, Bio. Club. Casey, Jeanette F.H.A., Vice-Pres. Span. Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Casey, Mary Elizabeth wfgggcllf Band, Treas. F.H.A., OWL Sweetheart Nom., P.H.S.B.C., Best All-Round Nom., Vice-Pres. Homeroom. Chapman, Gail Choral. OWL Sweetheart Nom., F.H.A., P.H.S.B.C. ,V Canes, Kafhrynnm-5244 727416 ZA' X F.H.A., Choral, P.H.s.B.C. 7211129 f Christian, J. E. Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, Sen. Fav, Nom., Drama Workshop, F.F.A., Football, Track, Sen. Who's Who, All-Dist., Football Capt. Clark, Betty Jo Drama Workshop, Tri-Hi-Y, Choral, P.H.S.B,C., OWL Sweetheart Nom., F.H.A. Coleman, james Robert Band, Treas. F.F.A., Span. Club, Hi-Y, Choral, Jr. Rotarian, lst Place Grass judging. Coleman, Richard Bio. Club, Band, Chem. Club, Drama Workshop, Hi-Y, Choral. , Copeland, Betty Joyce 75 f M F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Bio, Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chem. Club. eniom OWL 27 WADE 770 28 OWL Q fea Craven, Bobby Z7 f,4,aV Bio. Club, Hi-Y, Chem. Club. ,- , ,ff Crawford, Dick if 4 4' ' ' Latin Club, j.C.L., Football, Basketball, Drama Workshcnp, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Hi-Y, Chem. Club, Pres. Sen. Class, M.C., Jr. Rotarian. Crook, Donald Lee Bio. Club, Football, Hi-Y. Crow, Nancy Latin Club, J.C.L., Drama Workshop, Latin Cert. Choral, Rep. Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweetheart Nom. Typing Czrt., Sen. Fav. Nom., Art Ed. 'Sl OWL. s v Dawson, Bill Pres. Fresh. Class, Fresh. Fav., Soph. Best All- Round, Football, All-District Basketball, Hi-Y Dingman, Frances F.H.A., Latin Club, j.C.L., Span. Club, P.H.S.B.C. Dixon, Richard Drawlng Award, Hi-Y, M.C., jr. Rotarian, Layout Ed. '51 OWL. Downing, Barbara jean Latin Club, J.C.L., Choral, Ger. Club, Get. Medal, Bio. Club. Dunnam, Wnliam P.H.S.B.C. Evans, Alice Drama W'otkshop, Band, Tennis, Bio. Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Oflice Asst., Rep. Nat'l Hon. Soi., Trl Hi-Y, Choral, F.H.A . Ferguson, Jimmy Latin Club, j.C.L., Football, Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Hi-Y, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Sen. Who's Wham, jr. Rotarian. Fields, Charles 9 Fleming, Jack Q ,. 1f,F.A. f' ' I Fleming, Mary 777f'f ' f Span. Club, F.H.A. Ford, Marion F.F.A. Ford, Myra Doris y Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Sen. Fav. No ., P.H.S.B.C. - oster, Tedd F.-. ., . .S.B.C. Fuston, Fred Declamation, Football Mgr., Bio. Club, Drawing Award, Hi-Y. Gean, Thomas Scott V1 Bio. Club, Band, Choral. QAM? Geer, Joyce Latin Club, J.C.L., Drama Workshtxp, Band, Choral, Tennis, Treas. Nat'l Hon. Soc. Haley, Sarah Jean Latin Club, Latin Cert., J.C.L., Drama Wforkshop, Sci. Medal, Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom., F.l-LA., Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis, Drama Wcurkshtnp Play, Ofhce Asst., Typing Cert. Hall, Kathryn Latin Club, J.C.L., Drama Workshtnp, Latin Cert., Lib. Asst., Treas. Soph, Class, Latin Medal, OXVL Sweetheart Nom., Choral, Pres. Span. Club, Bio. Club, Span. Medal, Jr. Fav., Jr. Best All-Round, Soph. Best All-Around, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. P.H.S.B.C. Higgins, Rachel Louise 7 f T V l:,l-LA., T i., P.H.S.B.C. 1 CDHIS 4 r, Hindman, Dorotha ff, ' F.H.A,, Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom. Hollje, Prudence Latin Club, J.C.L., Sec. Fresh. Class, Othce Asst., F.H.A., Pres. Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Choral, Treas. Student Council, Pres. Home-room. Hollje, Wfayne Drama Wforkshop, Chem. Club, Hi-Y, Band, Trcas. Sen. Class, Pres. P.H.S.B.C., Hoover, Johnnie 211 ' l7.H.A., Lib. Asst.. P.H.S.B.C. Horne, Mary Alice Treas. Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin Cert., T.H.S.P.A., D.A.R. Nom., Sen. XWho's Who, Drama Work- shop. Choral, Sci. Medal, Typing Medal, Typing Cert.. Znd Place Dist. Typing Meet, Reg. Typing, Sen. OWL Sweetheart Nom., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Sec. Jr. Class, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Award, Lit. Ed. '51 Owfl.. Humphrey, Jane Latin Club, J.C.L., Vice-Pres. Span. Club, Drama Viforkshop, F.I-LA., Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y, Lib. Asst. Irwin, Mary Lee 7f,9,,,,xl,A.iN, l iord OWL 29 MM-,X 'Mined Wofea F.H.A. Drama Workshop Tri-Hi-Y. 1 james Patsy K - Latin Club J.C.L. F.H.A. Choral Tri-Hi-Y, ' P.H.S.B.C. Chem. Club Bio. Club. johnson George Rodney Latin Club, J.C.L., Band, Hi-Y, Choral, All- State Band, All-State Chorus, Cir. Ed. '51 OWL. Jackson, Winona Dale W, , - S . , as , , I M y 1 n v , , , Johnson, Sidney Wood-Working Award, Bio. Club. Jones, james Hugh Sec. F.F.A. Kern, Helen 19' T + 7' F.H.A., Band. King, Anita 7Tfl ' ' I Span. Club, Drama Workshop, Vice-Pres. Tennis Club, Choral, F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Fav. Nom., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Sen. Who's Who, Sec. Sen. Class, M.C., Maj., Christmas Queen. E King, Billy Joe Football. King, Jim WV Football, Tennis, F.F.A., Sen. Fav. Nom. King, joe Ed Latin Club, Drama Workshop, j.C.L., Tennis, jr. Rotarian, Hi-Y, Chem. Club. Kirby, Gloria Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Choral, Treas. Get. Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Lib. Asst., Bio. Club. Kyle, Franklin Q42 I Football, Sgt.-at-Arms Drama Works op. -53 iffanier, Helen , 7 2 f' ' F.H.A., Bio. Club, Health Club. Lee, Jackie Latin Club, Drama Workshop, Choral, J.C.L., Treas. Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Jr. Fav. Nom., Pres. Homeroom. . Lenior, Lajunia T- Health Club, F.H.A. Leverett, Sam 'pQ4,c4f,5119Mf Band, Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Hi-Y. Lewis, Brine F.H.A., Span. Club, Drama Workshop, Choral, Tri-Hi-Y, P.H.S.B.C. ,Len Wyirginia,-, 1 LaH4rF1Club, F.F.A., j.C.L., Health Club. Lynch, Bobby Health Club, F.F.A. Lynn, Barbara Ann Latin Club, J.C.L., Choral, Jr. OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Office Asst., Sen. Fav. Nom, Hi-Y Sweetheart. lNIackin, Alfred Band, lst Place in Sax. Quartet Con., All- State Band, Drawing I Medal, Pres. jr. Class, Air. Fav., lst Place Sax. Solo, Chem. Club. Vice-Pres. Homeroom, Sen. Whos Who, jr. Rotarian. Mann, james Za, J1'2'F 'f2 Latin Club, j.C.L., Band. Hi-Y, F.F.A. Markham, Ann Z74., , , ,df Latin Club. Latin Cert., j.C.L., Fresh. Fav., Chorus. Fresh. Award, Drama Workshop Plays, Ed. of Hodie et Heri, Pres. '49, Sec. '50 Drama XX'orkshop, Lib. Asst., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis, M.C., Typing Cert., Fea. FJ. '51 OWL. Martin, Maudclene i 1 ' Health Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Sec. Eng. Club, Red Cross Counselor, F.H.A. hfaxwell. Carolyn Ann Drama Workshop, Band, Choral, Span. Club, Latin Club, J.C.L., F.H.A. Mazy, Billy Bio. Club, Choral, P.H.S.B.C. McCollum, Billy Vie ' y. Football. Softball, Baseball, Bio. Club, Track, Hi-Y McCool, Jo Ann i ' Basketball, Softball, Foods Club, F.H.A., Choral. 4 N ' I7 1 - McDougal, Kenneth F.F.A McLemore, Mary Margaret Choral, Sen. Best All-Around Nom., Speech I Medal, Bio. Medal, Soph. Award, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Drama Workshop, Drama Work- shop Plays, Latin Club, j.C.L., OWL Sweet- heart Nom., Vice-Pres. Nat'l Hon. Soc., Sec. Homeroom, Sen. Who's Who, Ed. '51 OWL. I eniorri A-silk f ff ' OWL 31 moi Wailea Means, Mary Kate g ' Latin Club, J.C.L., Choral, Bio. Club, Tri-H1-Y, F,H.A., Drama Workshop Play, Office Asst., P.H.S.B.C. Melton, Theresa 777 1 I- .ffl F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Choral, P.H.S.B.C., Tri-Hi-Y. Moody, Sarah , Latin Club, J.C.L., Band, Choral, Latin Cert., Drama Workshop, Tri-Hi-Y, All-State Band Clinic, OWL Sweetheart Nom. Moomaw, Billye VN A ' j Band, Delta Rho Sigma, Drama Workshop, Tennis, Music Asst., F.H.A., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Chem. Club. Moore, Bobby joe rootball, Softball, Hi-Y, F.F.A. Moore, Freda F.H.A., Health Club. , .: ' , p I' . 32 OWL Moore, Zella '70 f J F.H.A., Tennis, Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y. Morton, Bobby Joe F.F.A. t 4 Morris, Sammie Nash, Helen F.H.,A., Drama Workshop, Band, Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y, Chem. Club, Sen. Sci. Clu'b. Nash, Mary Louise 107.4 1 ' ! F.H.A., Drama Workshop, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Choral, Sec. P.H.S.B.C., Tri-Hi-Y. Newman, Buddy Football, Softball, Bio. Club, Rep. F.F.A. Pearce, Jerry Pomroy, Billy Joe flf'-'I ' J Football. Porter, Norma 132 . f ' Pritchard, Charles deft fav!-fe! Hi-Y. Proffer, Joan F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Chem. Club, Choral, Drama Workshop, P.H.S.B.C., Office Asst. Read, Carolina F.H.A., Gregg Shorthand Merit of Penmanship, P.H.S.B.C., Counselor Sec. Reed, Ray Bob Basketball, F.F.A. Robinson, Melba ZTA 1 ,f, Basketball, Softball, Bio. Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Chem. Club, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Drama Workshop, T.H.S.P.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis, jr. Asst. '50 OWL, Choral, Vice-Pres, jr. Class, Pres. Library Club, Maj., P.H.S.B.C., M.C., Sec. Homeroom, Ad. Mgr. '51 OWL. Rogers, Ida Marie Latin Club, j.C.L,, Band, Latin Cert., U.l.L. Medal. Rogers, Margaret Span. Club, Urama Workshop, Latin Club, J.C.L. Medal, Drama Workshop Plays, Choral, Tri-Hi-Y, Ofhce Asst., M.C., Girl's State, Pres. Homeroom, Cor. Sec. Student Council, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Assoc. Ed. '51 OWL, Latin Cert. Sain, Donald Ray Football, Bio. Club, Jr. Bus. Award, Sen. Fav. Nom. Schave, Jerry F.F.A. Pres. Shannon, Barbara Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin Cum Laude, Drama Workshop, Band, Choral, Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweet- heart Nom., U.D.C. Medal, Oflice Asst., P.H.S.B.C. Sherley, jimmy . 1, rombaii, Hi-Y. 757743, Q,J4' Shiver, Robert Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Hi-Y. Speairs, Philip t on ' F.F.A., Sen. Sci. Club. Stallings, Jimmy Golf, F.F.A., Hi-Y, P.H.S.B.C. Staples, Sandra Latin Club, j.C.L., Band, Chorus, Hodie et Heri Arr., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Sec. Soph. Class, Soph. Fav., j.C.L. Award, Band Lib., F.H.A., T.H.S.P.A., Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Asst., Tennis, Music Asst., Prog. Chair. Drama Workshop, Drum Maj., Band Queen Nom., P.H.S.B.C., Football Queen, Organ Ed. '51 OXVL, Nat'1 Hon. Soc., Sec. Homeroom, Music Medal. eniorfi Fw? Q , xs o OWL 33 V M04 Wofefs 1 4 g , 34 OWL Steelman, Eleanor F.H.A., Choral, Latin Club, j.C.L., Drama Work- shop, Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweetheart Nom., P.H.S.B.C., Ofhce Asst. Stell, Patsy X04-1 f - - ff ' Latin Club, j.C.L., F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Tri-Hi-Y, jr. Bus. Club, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Sen. Fav. Nom. Stephens, Charlotte Latin Club, j.C.L., Latin Cert., Drama Work- shop, Choral, Office Asst., Girl's State, Dist. Typing, Typing Cert., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Vice-Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. Span. Club, Vice- Pres. Homeroom, Bus. Mgr. '51 OWL. yStephenson, Christine. F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Choral, Bio. Club, P.H.S.B.C. Stevens, Lois Jean Office Asst., F.H.A,, Tri-Hi-Y, Choral, Chem. Club. Stewart, james F.F.A., Hi-Y. Summers, Virginia Ruth Span. Club, Bio. Club. Temple, Martha Jane Latin Club, j.C.L., Choral, F.H.A., Drama Work- shop, Maj., OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Rep. Tennis Club. Thompson, Aubrey Dewayne F.F.A. Thomson, Betty jean Latin Club, Latin Cert., j.C.L., Drama Workshop, Rep. Hodie et Heri, Sec. and Treas. Band, Fresh. Per. of Paris Hi Lites, Bio. Club, Bio. Medal, Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Lib. Club, Lib. Asst., All-State Band Clinic, Tri-Hi-Y, Chem. Club, Treas. F,H.A., OWL Asst., Band Asst., Typing Cert., Football Queen, Pic. Ed. '51 OWL. Tolbert, Doretha F.H.A., Treas. Span. Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Walker, Barbara 7qpf..- , .JU F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Band, Bio. Club. Vikings. Walter 712' ff WW-Wi-fri atin Club, j.C.L., Footbalf Softball, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Sen. Fav. Nom. Waterman, jane 4 7 Y' 7, Latin Club, j,C.L., F.H,A., Prog Chair. Drama Workshop, Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Cheerleader, Cheer-Chief, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Sen, Who's Who. Webb, Margaret WL35plBl11ff Jean. Latin Club, j.C.L., Basketball, Drama Workshop, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, P.H.S.B.C., F H.A. . fy! K C ff Q- Welborn, David Drama Workshop, Delta Rho Sigma, lst Place Dist. Jr. Declamation, Bio. Club, Basketball, Band, Drama Workshop Plays, Hi-Y, Chem. Club, M.C., Chem. Lab. Asst., Ger. Club Pres., All-State Band Clinic, Student Council, Pres. Homeroom, Vice-Pres. Sen. Class. Wheeler, Norma June F.H.A., OWL Sweetheart Nom. White, Christine fipfvff if -'ff Latin Club, j.C.L., Latin Nt'l Hon. Soc., Jr. Bus. Training Award, Choral, Tri-Hi-Y, OXX'L Sweet- heart Nom., Sen. Fav. Nom., F.H.A. White, Peggy Ann 19' 7V TWQ Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin Cert., Drama Work- shop, Choral. Lib. Asst., Tri-Hi-Y, OWL Sweet- heart Nom., lst Place Dist. Typing, Typing Medal, Reg. Typing, Tennis, Typing Cert., F.H.A., P.H.S.B.C., Flagbearer, Office Asst.,Sen. Best All-Around, T.H.S.P.A., Act. Ed. '51 OWL. whifiaw, Charles ff, . ,frayzeaucgp Football, Treas. Fresh. Class, Bio. Club, Soft- ball, Chem. Club, Hi-Y, Cheerleatler, Vice-Pres. Homeroom. Whittington, Wilburn Bio. Club. ,9- rv rv Wickersham, Joyce ,gg ' Latin Club, j.C.L., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Lib. Club. Williams, Lloyd Bio. Club. Williams, Thomas Softball, Football, Basketball Letter, Bio. Club, Hi-Y, Choral, Tennis, Track. Wright, Mary Helen ' Latin Club, J.C.L., Drama Workshop, F.H.A. Choral, Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. and Treas. Homeroom. 1 Young, Edna Earle f ' ' Drama Workshop, Basketball, F.H.A., Span. Club, Choral, OWL Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, P.H.S.B.C., Chem. Club Pres., Bio. Club. Edwards, Barbara F eniorfi , . .I A Q 3 PGPGPG 'X 'X 94 owt ss 342 3011? of Sonya... we Senior Sofa Copyrighted by the Seniors of 1951 Stanza I Immediately upon entering P. H. S., the Freshmen of 47-48 banded together to form one of the largest and most talented choruses ever to sing Loyal and True. We soon proved that we had strength, other than lung-power, by electing Ida Terrell Boswell, OWL Sweet- heart. This was the first time in the history of P. H. S. that a freshman had received that honor. Other Hit Paraders were our directors, Miss Oliver and Bill Dawson. Among other things, it was evident that we were capable of having good times at football games, Teen Town, and at our own Christmas Party. Yes, we are singing a lively song, but, as the saying goes, You ain't heard nothin' yet! Stanza II Same song, second verse, could be better... and it is! We were really catching on to the tempo now. We started the year off right by electingjimmy Ferguson, Betty Thomson, San- dra Staples, and Kathryn Hall as class officers. Another wise move was the selection of Miss Celia Donaldson as our director for the remain- ing school years. She has all the qualities of a lovable person, fine musician, and a capable leader. Sandra Staples, a valuable member of the class, was chosen as OWL Sweetheart nomi- nee and Sophomore Favorite. The year was brought to a close with a huge picnic at Lake Crook. Our hearts were growing up and, oh, how eagerly we looked forward to becoming upper classmenl Stanza III The beat of our song began to quicken as we reached that glorious state-upper class- men! We now enjoyed such privileges gs being admitted to the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, and we had a voice in all major activities. Our class happenings got under way with a back-to- 36 OWL school dance, but all was not play for funds had to be raised for our junior-Senior Prom. Money-making projects, such as concession stands at two football games, and a very suc- cessful stunt night, were sponsored by the 49- 50 juniors. Directing such projects were Miss Donaldson and the class officers, Alfred Mac- kin, Melba Robinson, Mary Alice Horne, and Billy Alexander. In the spring of the year, honors were bestowed upon our class by eight of the juniors being admitted into the National Honor Society and a large number of our classmates receiving awards at class night. The major composition of our junior year ,was the junior-Senior Prom. That exciting night found the gym transformed into a French Cafe, and we left the junior year behind us with the theme-song of the Prom, Some Enchanted Evening, ringing in our ears. Stanza IV The grand finale of our high school song was our Senior year, a combination of all the joys that high school has to offer. Such fads as strumming a Nuke, Charlestoning in our orange and chartreuse socks, wearing cowboy outfits, and doing the shag with our best beau, added to the fun. Of course, letter jackets and Senior rings are always The Thing. Under the capable leadership of Dick Crawford, the class performed such functions as giving dances, publishing an OWL, producing an outstanding Senior Class Play, and presenting a water cooler to the school. Since every good song must come to an end, the Seniors of 50-51, the bankers, musicians, physicians, and soldiers of tomorrow, received their diplomas with just a touch of sadness. Although this group may never sing together again, each, in his own heart, will continue to be Loyal and True forever. QI'lL0l Cfdxifi OUR MISS BROOKS This typical snap shows the entire cast. There is romance in the play. Ann Markham and David Welbcurn in the Third act. The basketballs and music instruments disappear. Found-in Miss Brooks' office. Act 2. Your actions are peculiar, Miss Brooks. Youre using our gym for play prac- tice. Coach says we can use the English room for basketball practice. Act l, Act 5. All are nervous for the play to begin. Miss Oliver, our director, receives a well deserved gift from the Senior Class. fairy' Q7 Lefr zo rigbz: Sopb. Prefidefzt Rec. Secretary Tfferzmreaf . . f!47Zi04' P7'6J'i6i81Zf Spwzi-or . . Senior Prefifiem Reporter . Y . .gyfuclenf Cpounci C 01a Secffelfzry . . f OFFIQERS I i . . EMMA LEE CUNNINGHAM . . . . RUTH ANN JACK PRUDENCE HOLL JE . . BOBBY JACK GREEK MRS, PERRY BOOTH MARGARET ROGERS . . DICK CRAWFORD . . BILL ELLIS Another outstanding organization has been added to Paris High School, known as the Student Council. The purpose of this council is to promote and maintain closer relationship between the student body and the faculty, to build character and promote better citizenship, and t spirit. o insure better school The membership is composed of each home room president and the four class presidents. The officers of the council are elected by the representatives. The projects and accomplishments of the year have been numerous and successful, while the student body has been most co-operative and appreciative. Within a few years we hope that it will have grown and served each of its purposes to the fullest extent. v 38 OWL A typical meeting of the Student Council Wofed 1' S X X -' Y, 1 Eff . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bobby Jack Greer Patsy Holcombe Jerry Redus Paul Daniels Prexident Vice-Prefidenl Serretary Treasurer OWL 39 Pee' Marie? Wafer! .lm f 1' KA A 'V 512.1513 M Ea- 5 , f E :AWK . 40 OWL E Dorothy Allman Nancy Arnold A Betty Bates Henry Beal Ida Lou Berly Archie Boatright ,lack Brady Darlene Carey Bertha Lee Carter Billy Clark Grafford Cobb Lindsay Coleman Paul Daniels Paul Dean John Dickson Bill Ellis joan Emerson Bill Fangio Betty Ford Geneva Freeman 2 Joyce Fulfer Doris jean Green Bobby Jack Greer Bill Haley Douglas Haley Jimmy Heavner Patsy Holcombe Dorothy jane Hooten Mary Ann Hopkins Robert Horn Ray Hudson john Huffman Doretha Hughes Kenneth Humphreys Geraldine Ingle uniom Martha Lee jordan Geneva Ann Justus W .,,,.: Wana Kemp Johanna Kimmons Sylvia King S 2 S il Buck Kirkpatrick 'Z '-'-' Elizabeth Landers N ma Dwan Lemmond ,F ii-P Richard Lewis Gene Martin i 1 Mike Maysey .. Deloris McClain 1 Y Miller McGuyer f .- ' ' wt, Beverly McKinney ': ' A X Earline Mims .- Philip Nance ' Wilbur Newman it :.. 453 , Jo Nell Norwood 7 . ..., E Patsy Pennington I OPhe1ia Poteet llizz E Betty jane Preston jerry Redus Jerry Rheudaisil Edwina Richardson Bobby Robinson David Russell , .l,,.: :'.z ,lfsfgt Betty Shahan ::.. ww all Arlene Singleton 4,,: , 'V'VV ' 1 Wanda Stevens WW W EQ Jerry Taylor f Mx X I X H 1 ,. W I2 Mary Lou Thorp 5 ,.,,.....,.,.,,.. 4 I- Weldon Toland ? .,.,.,,,.V - 5: --:... AAI: 5 f :.,v, , ',::: im , I-:I .,.'., 3 ::- W ' . :- Q' 'li ff. A zzzzll La, - 3 J Frank Walker ,. ' E M: Leta Whisenhunt H .:,:: . 3 zzl. ji I' A. Q 'A ::: ' OWL 41 jhfee' lflaflffel' Wderf Juanita Willard Bunny Williams Johana Williams 0.1 Q9 4 J Anne Wright 949494 JUNIOR JUBILEE In 1948, a young class entered Paris High School, saying with great enthusiasm the words, One f for alma mater, and they e y p ove this true. uring their Sophomore year these students, although small in number, added the words Loyal and True to every game they attended and every task they undertook for Paris High. The Juniors struck the big notes of the year in 1950-51 under the leadership of Mr. Thiel- man and these officers: Bobby jack Greer, Patsy Holcombe, jerry Redus, and Paul Daniels. They began by entertaining the school on Oct. 20 with a Sock Hop. Prizes were given for the 42 OWL loudest socks and the smallest and largest feet. The class had charge of the concession stand at the Sherman-Paris game, participated in sports, were leaders in all clubs, contributed much to the Student Council. Bunny Williams was chosen as their OWL Sweetheart nominee, and five outstanding Juniors were selected as OWL assistants. Another note to add to their staff was Stunt Nightf' a special project of the Junior Class. This class has contributed much to Paris High, distributing its leaders in every field of service and extra-curricular activities. We may have complete confidence in turning over the leadership of our school to this class in 1951. 4I 44, S i igA Wofefi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Emma Lee Cunningham Ruth Ann jack james Park James Sweeney Prexident Secretary Treaxurer Vice-Prexidem Cabsenrb CWL 43 Q ':::::- ....f:::- . 55552 X X .ff .1 la 4' im ff ea, Ki' Aj ,Q f My ,I 1 . If ' 5 f is 0' MX! rjvlaf We fea jim Henry Akard .,.,.,. :,., : 1:- 3 We ' ':',' M '--'. 5 ':-' e 'l':: K B0l3bY Allen .,,I: A Yi ..,,,, f.f: -' Wx A ,Eg Betty Lou Armstrong 'V' I . ....,.11 'X fiiv :':' A ,.:..: if , rt. .,,., Billy Armstrong , 1 C ' fi 2' ggi ? A V 1 if '.2- Q f Z ig wi, 'A is ' Q is 3 , at we 1,f2 ig .'--A,. 5 5,., Q V. I . uul lugzzg 5 ri, if b EHAA A ,L ..:. CW: 5 1, 44 OWL 3 Gene Arnold Leon Ashley Patsy Lou Bailey Sue Ball Ruth Barker James Barnett jane Beard Lewis Becker Patsy Bell Stewart Bell James Boswell Edna jean Bowman Billie Oleta Bridges Joan Brown joe Brown Wanda Lou Bryant Billy Burks Betty Burton Ruth Ann Buster . Gene Carter Billy Chapman Bettye Click Carol Lee Coleman jimmy Collier Bobby Dean Cope Linda Crawford N joan Crawford Jim Crisp Emma Lee Cunningham Jerry Derrick Frank Deweese Johnny Dodson Billie Jo Dooley Joanna Drury Gerard Eberz John D. Faucett Harold Faulkner Billy Joe Fennel Mae Floyd Richard Floyd Sandra Floyd Marvin Francis Arthur Gibson Clarence Gilmore Billy Glen Nita Joyce Glover Mary Elizabeth Goodwin Alva Gray Bobby Lee Graham Freddie Graham David Green Thomas Green Margaret Ann Haley Terry Kay Haynes Dean Hensley Wanda Lou Herron Martha Lee Hickerson Freddie Joyce Hicks Pat Hicks Gertie Hill Donald Ray Hodge Shirley Hodge Don Hoffman Barbara Hubbard Don Hulf Betty Hum .SDOIQAOHQOPQJ YW 3 AQWW A OWL 45 if ' :pf 33 if l N2 5 9 1355, 3: 'W Z R 3 if 4 3 pf , ,y 'X 5- ...:' W g:sg,gsge5av::a5s5af s , 1,45 , 4? QW 1? 'c 9 2 J, W Y 2 A f A f a Wo fefs as ,.:,:,:2 .,,,,: V 5 if r my X ra 4 ,.'- if Ky f ag s, ,.,.,., ,. W 'fig 4' is , - ' h::.+Q:-., 5, fg 46 OWL John Paul Ingram Ruth Ann Ingram Patsy Jean Irvin Gerald Thomas Jack Ruth Ann Jack Joyce Johnson Eleanor Jones Mary Ann Kelley Jimmy Kent Vivian Joyce Kinslow Clefa Joyce Kirtley Sam Ladymon Francis Lasater Dorothy Lee Don Lester Dorothy Long Henry Vance Love Sarah Mallory Janet Maples Wayne McCool Herschel McCormick Robert McDaniel Joyce McGee Jerry McGuyer Dorothy Lou Meadlin Leslie Meadows Mary Jane Medford Norma Meeks Peggy Miller Carol Ann Mooring Raymond Moran Myra Jo Morris Gary Moss Billy Mike Murray Ruth Musgrove .S7olaAomore5 Jo Ann Neal Tommy Nixon GM Dorothy Oakes Mary Oates Jimmy O'Dea jane Odom Pete Parham james Park Buddy Pickens t t nina JeannieO,Connor Q If X 3 Q 3, if s , m ff ix Elizabeth Polk Bobby Lee Ratlitf Curtis Reaves Mary Ida Richey jerry Rose Lillian Sanders Patsy Shannon Carlton Simmons Larry Simmons Freda Sissel Qt- s .gg zg.. .,.,. , me S ...,:-:' S g JP X' I Ophelia Skidmore Sonja Smallwood Ruth Staley Eugene Stallings Franklin Steelman .,.: 61' T Clyde Stinson ,.,...,.., ,. , ...,--- ..::. 2 if gf ....,.:, E :., Q Dorothy Stone ' , , Mack Stout f fx 1 , , , ':-- K 1 1' 'Wg Anna Ruth Streety Q :,.,. 2 E lvvvvqq V:.:. llz E M +- , ,X fi? wi W we Mary Donna Stroup ,, , ' :,: , ,,,V ' f -- ' , 4' 4 ii 'L 1 sl .f,s:Ea2E: :,t Q ' S 1 - if ' I ' M :,':'E fx ff M 'gl , , .4 , :.,.,.,.,., . Q , Benny Stuart at jimmy Sweeney -zzz E Carolyn Tankursley Qf: Qi I' Johnny Thoms V 'ZZ3 Xf Martha Vaughan lllziigg WSW: ,, A OWL 47 Jw m. Betty Ruth Walker Norma Walker Elaine Warren Jimmy Warren Carolyn Weaver 94-K-X James Welch Nora West Rita Jane Wheeler Eddie White Robert White jere Williams Melba Williams Barbara Woffard Jere Wright Nelda Wright Margaret Ann Young P6 P6 PF THE SOPHOMORE SERENADE The beginning stanza of the Sophomore Serenade records this ambitious class catching their first glimpse of P. H. S. They began their song under the able direction of Larry Simmons and Mrs. W. G. Sluder. Because they had a con- cession stand at the Bonham game, a Christmas Dance, and took part in many extra-curricula activities, it is easy to see that the dazzle of high school did not bewilder these Freshmen. As the strain of Loyal and True continues, we find Emma Lee Cunninghm, James Sweeney, Ruth Ann Jack, and James Park-the newly elected officers, leading this class through many outstanding feats, with Ruth Ann Jack as OWL Sweetheart nominee and Margaret Butler as Christmas Queen nominee. 48 OWL Another high note of this class is the par- ticipation of all its members in the Drama Workshop, Tennis Teens, Latin Club, and vari- ous other clubs of P. H. S., in which many of them have held ofiices. As the serenade goes on, we hear the faint strain of 'Jingle Bellsf' The Sophomore Christ- mas Party on December 18 was a huge success. ' The varied talents of the Sophomore Class were displayed in the many programs and as- semblies in which they took part. The best of these were the Sophomore Stunt and the Sopho- more Assembly, March 22. The Sophomore picnic, May 3, struck the note of finality to this grand year which all 201 Sophomores enjoyed. S S .i!igA Wofed FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS G D Ann Condray Marie Maysey Dqvid Gr-ifH P d I Treasurer Secretary Vzce-Prexufent OWL 49 wffef Wafer V rw WW , ,K , -- f 2 John Alford 642 is ,5 My Billy Arnold Q43 In ,E 'K Edward Ayers gy, K '--: 5 :,. Q im 1. k 1 V '-1: 2 Nel ie Ba er 4 ,F 5 ' Gail Bama i SQ ' 1 a H , ,,.I ...... Bever 1Y Barber 1 ff . I .11:,:::: H , A f 1' L I Jo fl Barker iv J 9 Q We ,gr a 'A V zb, 4- vga X A :lu M A A ' Norman Barnard ,,.' : Y 3 C r . l l S , ' Ardie Barnes l .- nlzz E ':- ,' : 359 'v A-ab Zvzzzv Q be ':.Q B Bi'1YBa 'eff ' f Berta LeQ??gZtt T- ll cly Wglarrinion 4 john Billingsley l 33 Q Sarah Lee Bills Rebecca Blackburn . X ,V--v 4 Sarah Bonham fi.--z ' Mary Bowen --cc ' V Nancy Brifrfm - 3' Q is v Mary Bresenham Q We 'Q are 3 an ,, ir' Q 'Q sy 1 x v f 1? Q . 4, . 3 , , W:-:-:-:-:--:S , f Q Charlene Brown l Melba Brown Fae Burks Mary Burton Winda Fay wweri Sara Z allee Courtney Caldwell Ygigfian Caldwell jimmy Canole Martha Carrington Q Philip Cecil w fi 9 sam Peggy Churchwell Wanda Clemons Q ., . ......., . V ..,..... B, , ' '- x Don C0 ef i 6 ',., gl Sam Cole A. ,,. 4.0- L Ann Condray Martha Copeland Marion Cothran Jackie Davenport Geron Davis Judy Davis john Dixon Dale Duke V Shirley Eaton Shirley Edwards Charles Exum Ben Davis Faber Janelle Fisher Anna Fletcher Shirley Foreman Betty Foster Yolaine Frank Herman Gage Carolyn Garvin Edward Gaylor Willet a Gladden la1'1ic'a Golden XY. D. Graham IQa.'y Ann Gfaves Dax id Griffi .1 Ei' r'.' in Grfgsby lg oialil Ray Grimes Chagles Haley Elizabeth Hall john Hardin jack Harry Mary Lynne Haynes Myra Hill Everett Hinson jim Bob Holland v:f ,r I A . ..,. .. Q 7 , 5 , .: :E ' f ,M ' :uf ,,1,,,, s U , ,, , ...:.: ---- M35 :Em ....... x , is JMX a-- lzizl I'25Al'l'Lal'l M f S22 i Q 5 sl Q ff Ysfa -1-:.. , 'K Kiss , , X a 'E wfwn 1, ,gr 955 r,,., as ,yr ,K QL- 'vvvl 5 izii I Q..1..A::E5 ,,:: , . EE.. I gig? ,af 5. , S 1 2 J f5iZ4W ' WW 6 ,.,.,.,.g.,.g:,::.::,:5:5:5:,:::-V-1 ,x f ..,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::N, f . . I azz tw if I 1 OWL 51 wffef Waxed XY . Marilyn Hooks ,,,, Betty Hooten Se QW 'E : .,. ' t I M K Charlotte Hoover Grady Hopkins jerry House W xr gf an 6 X lp F il L ,,,,' P W' l J if si 5 N -' , ae Leslie Howie joan Ingram Patsy Ingram Charles jackson t ,, .,::.,., .,,. .,..,.:.,.,.,.,.,V.,, F Anita Bess Hurley 2,1 zzzz 5 guy EIQ: , , q ,gy . I .. Q. E aww is H 9 at A Wade Jackson Shirley james ',.,. Gay Jackson sr K' Y Lois Jean Jeffrey Q, ,. V Claude Jeffries U it ,lx Mig G ' Wanda jenkins Q22 KAGga jones Yvonneimnes 1 l Bobliy Kerr Jimmy Kirby 44 Thelma Kelly ' ,Ee 51 V L Bill Knox f 1 Doris Lancaster Owen Luster 2 Q we Q tx , A Eugene Lancaster 9' A 1 Z ' -I ..':t :,, , F A Phyllis Maddox Marie Maysey joe McCollum Dorothy McCoy W 'V Q ' t 5. M W --- 1' as 'N 5 Q 5 at Mary Ann Mackin Q 0- ? fa Sue McCoy Gene McElroy Billie Sue McFadden Janie McHam as ie W at S 3 Ei W L H+ Betty Mclntire Q at , , ,, 52 OWL jerry McKinney X. H. Miller Pat Sammons Shirley Neal Hazel Osborne Patsy Peach Patsy Penton Mary Peterson Morgan Phillips Wanda Powell Don Pomroy Mary Frances Pretre David Price James Purvis Suzane Raphael Herman Reddell Larry Ted Reeves Bennie Rhodes Greta Rhodes Howard Rhodes Pearl Rhodes Wanda Rivers it 'gud Afllobby Robbins Don Robinson Doug Robinson Sara Rogers Bobby Rose Donald Ross Elizabeth Scott William Scott Johnie Simmons Donald Smith Hetty Smith Wanda Smith Robert Snowden , uaffef Waxed V :-:-, W , X :-:-- ' Q Q .. 'WV' A::,, 4 i I at W2 . AV Q 3 A ....: f :' L-.Z':. ' '-:.':- ,..f , .,-.. t , ....... , M s E is fx ..., . X my Q2 791 me-0 as ii gf 13 if i it Qs J' T FRESHMAN SPONSORS Lefl fu riglvzx Mrs. Lucille Stifelman, Miss Katie Feeser, Mr. Dixon Shel- ton, Mrs. W. M. Heath, Miss Irene Bagley, Mr. Paul Lively, and Miss Euna Anderson, Sponsor. 54 OWL ,. zzz 5 I W XS' 'J L we 5 is x K j 'fl E -t ga 'x Joyce Nell Spann John Spradlin Joyce Steele Rosa Marie Steelman Craig Stephens Robbie Jo Stephens Bobby Stewart John Strickland Charles Thompson Dorothy Toppings Robert Tooley Barbara Totten Charles Townsend Jeanine Twedell Tillie Urbano Harry Vallier Joe Vaughan Bobbie Vickers Bobby Ray Walters Robbie Ann Walters Edward Ward Frances West Doyle Whitaker Ethel White Shirley Young Wayne Young jl'25Al'l'l6ll'l Clllfafe The Freshman Class began their Loyal and Trueu career in P.H.S. by selecting Geron Davis, David Griffin, Marie Maysey, and Ann Condray to help Miss Anderson direct their activities. Although this is their first year in P. H. S., they have already become accustomed to the mad rush between classes, the banging of locker doors, and the melodious strains of Loyal and True. The Freshman Class held an active part in school elections with Mary Ann Graves as their OWL Sweetheart nominee and Marie Maysey as the Christmas Queen nominee. Many of the -X64-K Freshmen displayed their varied talents at Stunt Night and the Freshman assembly program. Among the numerous performances of this class we find them taking active parts in sports, Tennis Teens, Band, Drama Workshop, FFA, FHA, Latin, and many other clubs. They got in the swing of things by running the concession stand at the Palestine football game. Another high note of the class activities was the Christmas dance held at the gym on December 15. This class has proved its capable leadership and ability in various ways, and although they are quarter notes now, they will be whole notes in their final composition. LOST CHORDS SENIORS Oscar Baxter Betty Louise Bell Glen Books Donald Brown Johnny Crouch Kenneth Durham Ivan Edwards Helen Lanier Jack Miller Garner Nickels William Penton G. W. Pratt Rodney Rodgers Laura Nell Steele Charles Stewart Charles Womack Kay Allen Griifen Clava JUN1oRs David Babb Howard Bellamy Jimmy Christian Francis Day Joe Dennie Mary Dyer Day Emerson Ella Evans Jeanette Gist Dub Hutchinson Pat Ingram J,,.,.,f.a Joe Jackson Scott Lindsey Florence Majors Leonard Morton Lavern Simmons Jerry Vickers Willie D. Watson SOPHOMORES Jimmy Alexander Cecil Ballard Kay Barkman Margaret Butler David Carrington Roy Castleberry Jerry Chambless Leslie Chapman Donnie Churchwell J. C. Dees Lloyd Dingman Marlene Felder Charles Flippen John Follmar Frances Fuller Patsy Ferguson Patsy Gage James Hanson Donald Hearn Gene Hobbs Amanda Ingram Ann Jackson James Keenum Doris King Kenneth King Charles Kelley Carolyn Lancaster Robert Lane George Little Nancy Malone Grace Mathis James Parker Juanell Parks Billy Prunty Jane Seiferman Margaret Simmons Tommie Lou Slagle Wanda Smith Wilma Lucille Smith Mary Helen Stansell Harrell Taylor Bobby Trapp Kermit Ward Leon Webb Joe West Shirley Wigley FRESHMEN Mary Babb Lloyd Blaine Margery Boswell Sandra Brice Julia Bridges Tommy Bunch Joyce Buster Bobby Collier Walter Crafton Harold Crass Billy Cunningham Charley Davenport Clarence Day Billy Gene Evans James Glenn Carol Haneline Glenda Hembree Eddie Henry Jay Henry Scottie Sue Jones Scotty Konkle Mary Ellen Lane Marlene McCrary Dorothy McFadden John McNeal Carl Morrison Mayer Phillips Fern Ramsey Wanda Reed Carl Risinger B. A. Strickland James Allen Taylor Keith Tolbert Don Trapp Leoma Vandever Fred Waterhouse Jerry Whatley Jo Nell Wickersham OWL 55 56 OWL -LbYll-F ...J ST'-RUE CIW i fm iiis v-E lU'lr5,1ll'-czsoulingllp olaufar Wuriic Owl Staff National Honor Society Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Business Club Library Club Biology Club Chemistry Club Drama Workshop Future Farmers of America Spanish Club Latin Club Future Homemakers of America Tennis Club Summary Band Front Band Choral Club .jvlonor fo lvulzom .jwlonor fire gum, SAM Miss KATIE FEESER Spmzmr MARE' MARGARET MCLEMORE Editor Sandra Staples, Organizations Editorg Ann Markham, Activities Editorg Sarah Jean Haley, Production Editorg joe Ed King, Sports Etiitorg Betty jean Thomson, Picture Iitiitor. 58 OWL +, , worL 7ag!1f ans! Ebay MARGARET ROGERS Aiimcffzle Effiim' MELBA ROBINSON flrfz c1'li.vi11g ilI4z11izgcwf CHARLOTTE STEPH ENS BI!l'i11U.lfl' Almztzgw' wwe Ida Terrell Boswell, Copy Editor: Peggy White, Feature Editor: George johnson, Circulation Editor, Richard Dixon, Layout Editorg Nancy Crow, Artist1 Mary Alice Horne, Literary Editor. Q T' 5 OWL 59 P 30 produce MJ' l' KOOL Those workers who sold ads lis- instructions. JUNIOR ASSISTANTS Bobby jack Greer, Bill Ellis, Beverly McKinney, Earline Mims, Patsy Holcombe. 60 OWL teued closely as MISS KATIE gave Ula Smurf .Sli Expw' X Q -wfxmpw 1. Initiation National Honor Society, March 29, Fifth row-Alexander, Sain, Hollje, Burge 1951- 3. Elected as juniors: 2. Elected as Seniors: Greer, Williams, Berly, Holcombe, Ellis. Fifi? V010-Mafkham, Crow, 59119165 4. Second Term Officers: Stephens, Sain, White Second row-Lynn, Hall Rogers, Sponsor, Mrs. P. C. Gothard. Third row-Rogers, Casey, Stephens, White 5. First Term Officers: Geer, McLemore, P. Hollje Fowlb row-Coleman, Welborn, Dixon Evans. Pmzelr Left: Crawford, Ferguson, P. Hollje, McLemore. Right' Evans, Geer, Horne, Robinson. OWL 61 1 ' voice Prefident . . Vice-President Secretary . . Tfreamrer . . Sgl.-al-Army . Spomorr . Hi-Y JIMMIE FERGUSON . J. E. CHRISTIAN BILLY ALEXANDER . . . JACKIE LEE . FRANKLYN KYLE MR. C. A. DEMPSEY MR. J. C. COKER MR, PAUL LIVELY Top map: The ofiicers are left to right: Lee, Christian, Ferguson, Kyle, and Alexander. Lower map: The Hi-Y assembly program with jimmic presiding and J. E. reading the model program. Fzrrl rou Ables Alexander Baty Becker Burge Christian. . Sammi' rou B Coleman R Coleman Craven Crawford Dixon, Ellis. guson Fuston Greer Horn Humphreys johnson. . 9 1 E5 ig H 5 5' ji Y ,M I , 'IP' 51 .... st . 3 gi I V' 4 9 JV 5 ii mf ,I -ra::s.:s5a:s:a-wa' --1: v f w2:...gi'f1aa:s:. :s:s WM ' ..s... 1 .... . -- -' :a.... .:Esi2::: ,Y ' :-fm-I - I-:ss , A a . H Q 9,5 .E 4555 2 I 'l C 1 4? :..... 2 5152 W I 'f --rz :zvi - ?' .. ' ,,-1:: 5 5: Q fl , 4-fs: W A f. , .sE.. ':EE:.-'::- y4EE5EE::-' '3::::::::?:: f ' ,ef ,I , - V 1 fa .4 . 4 A ei. X I. W 'ia Wh! 7 , 5 K A 'ff LK 7 5 Q E 4 by I ff 3 J if 5' 'ZW E 3, 'lr 9 If A , ' W ff' ' 1 f f 4 M f i I ' A s fa 1 , W1 I. ,- J! V any ,yn 7!MaLe6 azicu ine udic M we if ff.. is Q R V. , .,.,,:g:., , ,,.v I A,,, ,. .. lnu 2 p If ': Wh 3 Qt 'H A Fi swf g s - eerrres L , s rrt rrrrr y. , . ,, ., ,,,:q pj A:': ': 1 Iiif EEE I lg s . ..,--:-:EE: T zz- I fb Q t , . 'l K' X i f .i i Firri rouu' King, Kyle, Lee, Lewis, Mackin, Maysey. Second wuz' McCollum, Moore, Nance, Redus, Russell, Schave, Third faux' Sherley, Shivers, Stallings, Stewart, Vlhitlow. 5 E it The prize dishwashers at the Hi-Y spaghetti supper, Alexander, Ables, Lee, Christian, Mackin, and Ferguson. A good snap of the Westernday wedding of the most typical cowgirl and cowboy, Patsy p Stell and jerry Redus. OWL 63 .,. . -v we jri- i- y .gingri Firxt ron: Allman, M. Arnold, N. Arnold, Avance, Barber Blassingarme, Berly, Boswell. Sewmf mir: Burch, Butler, Caldwell,Campbell,Ca1rey, Clark Copeland, Crow. Tlaiwf rout Ford, Fulfer, Haley, Holcombe, Hollje Humphrey, Irwin. Fourth role: jackson, James, Jordan, Kemp, A. King, S Tri-Hi-Y Preririenl . . . . . JANE WATERMAN Vice-Premlenz . . CHARLOTTE STEPHENS Cower.-Sect . .... IDA BOSWELL Rec.-Sec. . . . MARY ALICE HORNE Treurwer . , . SARAH JEAN HALEY Reporter . . . . NANCY CROW Spomnm . . . Miss IRENE BAOLEY MRS. L. A. RAxvL1NOs MRS. PERRY BOOTH , 'Q King, Kirby, Lemmond, Lewis. K . 2 1 .Mg :s2s:s:z:,., V. . K W' l if 18 l , rs, Q 'QE 9 64 OWL X f' ' .V M445 , ' 1131115 gz,a5aiIQ ' is , , '. A 'A' .-,ff R Q' -.., 1'- is ..,,.. 1 Mqlx , R. , rf ' .+ J' 9 , Q . . ,V ',, : I A V V pttn t 3 , A I I A of Service a Smik ser- 1 1 59 is 'it T z V W ,- -,,, A... x s A i. I ' .,.,' ' ii ga is. is. , . .6 zzz Q.. V was i Q :III E1 JI' , ...Et . .Q :1:,., . , .qqli 'Q , it H b Q . t 1.. ,, , : ' 1::: ' J '--i,... W- ': ' ,A is .. hi T ... I ' ...., :-. ' Gia it T' sis Qli' 1 F' i t si- fs W '1 i ' X . Wf . Q T it N 'T , 1, ,,,, ' , T ' , , , Fintt roux' Lynn, Markham, McKinney, McLe-more, Means, Melton, Mims. Semmf rozzx' Moody, Moomaw, Moore, Nash, Protfer. Robin- son, Rogers, Shahan. Typ left Jmzp: The ofhcers are left to right: Boswell, Horne, Waterman, Haley, Stephens, and Crow. Top right rmzp: Come one, come all, to the Tri-Hi-Y booth at the fair! Third rozzz' Shannon, Staples, Steelman, Stell, Stephens, Temple, Thomson, Waterman. Fourth 'V'0Il'.' Weehunt, Wisenhunt, C. White, P. White Wiekersham, Williams, M. Wright, Young. Bottom left map: The initiation was a memorable occasion for the Juniors. Bottom right .i'mzp.' Sipping cider through a straw, Westernclay. ' OWL 65 uaineaa aea froea The Business Club ofhcers are left to right: Nash, Lewis, Hall, Mrs. Dixon, Hollje, Ellis, and Miss Bagley. Shorthand: Shannon, Boswell, Lewis, Chiles, White, Dingrnan, Melton, Higgins, Campbell, Vaughn, standing - Foster. Typing: Proffer, James, Arnold, Weehunt, Mazy, Staples, standing- Welch, Fangio, Clark, Stell. 9 Mimeographing: Stallings, Prof- fer, Stevens, Chapman, Steelman, Reed, Robinson, Staley. 66 OWL ufmicaf , fit? X 524' ,. 'fr-1'.,:.. , . H .,... .,... A, ' -':.., Fzrrt ron Caldwell, Haley, Hoover, Kirby Markham Yemmfwuz'Medford,VUickershan1,Wfxlllams A Wright I Wrxght Lrbrary Club Pfemfwzf . BUNNY WIIIIAMS lapmm ANN MARKHAM Vue Pzuzcfuzl .JUANITA CALDWELL Sprmsm MRS L A RAXYJIINGS Le 1 map: A good View of the daily lxfe m the hbrary Rzgfvl Vlldfif The officers are left to rlght Krrby Caldxselland WlllldmS ,, A SAB Song of Jef. 2 i f , . . , . 2 2 2 i 2 2 2 . fe . . 2 2 2 Z' ':::::1 -2 :::- 2- 2 A ' 2 -V, ' 1 2 , , X tl t . ,V .::-- . ,,. .,,: 5 ::z, y , A X, , .,,,, E Eff. 145:55 Iv . 5. I. 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A .2-222 :'11 A ' IAIII ,,2.2 1'22 .. ,.,2 A'A'A' A222 Lij izq' Q zznb 22,. ,,, ' A I h ., 5 ,gf ' zln . ,zxu i t mx! V:,2. Vvlnq . ' 2 ' ' 2- -- ' : 22- 222 5 :A::: ff' 2 f22: 2 2 2 22222- -llzi . 41 .q. 2 , ' 2,2 -,QI :II I x A if A 2 .. 176522. AAAA' M Biology Club Premiwzz . . . . . LINDA Cxmwifonrm Vice-P1'e.i'izZe1zt . . .,.. EDDIE XWHITIE S6C7'6lcl7'Q!'TVCd.l'ilJ'U1' ..... WANIDA BRYANT Sponsor ...... Mies. LUCILLE STIFELMAN Lefl map: The ofiicers are left to right: Crawford, Whitey and Bryant. Right .mapi The food surely was good at the Biology Club picnic. Firrl rozzx' Arnold, Becker. P. Bell, S. Bell, Brown, Bryant, Coleman. Crawford, Cunningham. Secmnf rozzz' Derricks, Doolie, M. Floyd, R. Floyd, Gilmore, Glenn, Hickerson, Hitks, Hill. Third wuz' Hubbard, Huff, Hughes, jack, james, johnson, Kirby, Lasister, McCormick. Fofzrlh rozzy' McKinney, Medford, Meadows, Morris, Moor- ing, Murray, Neal, Park, Richey Fifth 7'Oll'.' Saunders, Shahan, Smith, Summers, Stephenson, Streety, Thorp, Walker, Warren. Sixfh mn: XX'eaver, Xwelch, Wesr, Wheeler, B. White, E. White, Wtmffcnrtl, E. Young, M. Young. Mn-.,,,,,...wav' C!zemica! Cloirid fem if Fin! rozzx' Becker, Brady, Carico, Copeland, Dickson. Second rouz' Ellis, Greer, Humphreys, James, Lee. Third row: Mackin, Nash, Stevens, Tollen, Young. Chemistry Club Prefiziefzt ........ EDNA EARLE YOUNG Left map: The OECCIS are Vice-Prefideazz . . . . BOBBY JACK GREER Rjgbf 5,,,,p,- In the Qhem- leff f0flShf1Y0UUg1Gfee1', S'ec'relary-Treamrer . . . KENNETH HUMPHREYS iSffY lab CVGYY Ofle W0fkS Lee and Humphreys' Sgt.-at-Army . . . ...... JACKIE LEE hard' Spmzmr ...... MRS, LUCILLE STIFELMAN ,www A fm if ,..,.,, - Z?...., .-:: a ,E ,,,, -:ff: 5:-5:5--AE ,E 3 3 H , ills -W ' 1. Q OWL 69 ramafic Wnefoelied re pfage V m'4'Q-.31 at Drama Workshop Left map: The ofhcers are left to right: Staples, Maysey President . . . . KENNETH HUMPHREYS b Viee-Pfejident g D - ' I MIKE MAYSEY Hickerson, Jack, Humphreys and O'Connor. Secretary . . . . MARTHA HICKERSON Zredfzlgirj ' ' ' Right map: Hollje is arresting Fryar in the 1950 Drama rog.- ew. . . . RUTH ANN JACK PHY' Spomor . Miss MARIJO OLIVER 1:': ': . . ' , A f:': -- ' .Q W x Firft row: Arnold, Barber, Berly, Boswell, Buster, Carico, Christian, Clark. Second row: Coleman, Crawford, Cunningham, Doolie, Ellis, Fulfer, Geer, Gibson, Gilmore. Third row: Glover, Graves, M. Haley, S. Haley, Hall, Heavner, Fourth rouu' Humphreys, Humphrey, Jack, Kelley, Kemp, J. Kin -e-:----1 ,. ,,,,,, A 1 we X? E E 2 Yew 70 OWL Hickerson, Holcombe, Hollje, g, S. King, Kyle, Lemmond, Lynn. S W 'ii s TQ? 5 ? is s if lm 24QZPL6ALv9 Zggl Cjzuf Q 5' I 5' in zzb, ii' ,, s II. R A Q f Q J ,Emi :.2, ag '1A ::: Qgw? . .,,, :.1 . ulbulzlbb -:.' Q '-21: 3 A Alql D ,.A,.' 2 Q ' ubulb T Q- o as ': X i 'V-,- 1 ' - ': ,'- 1 - :: R - i S. - XX :--: ---:l:2: ::V- , X? ,: .,.,.,.:. . , , ,. v K ,iv ws -I N ,,, :EJ .. ' ' Q s5 .,,,,1 'f.Q2Q, M ,i,ih :1,, ' :k, an . .-:.,, 2 i'rQ'V Egef :::: Rafi if : :' W , ' ' 31 '11..+.,, if , .,:. A.:A. K K 3 -,::., 1 :,:, 1 ,,., . . taaata i. ,, , , oooooaaooo I' l X R . .,.: AA...,::...' - .1 .2::... 2'2 . . W zzz.. ..:' 1 - 53 . -. 9 ii wi t a LJ! L vfiffs ff . 5 W' Frm? faux' Mallory, Maples, Markham, Maxwell, Maysey, McKinney, McLemore, Means, Miller. Second rouz' Mims, Moody, Mooring, Morris, Nash, Odom, O'Connor, Proffer, Richey. Third muy' Robinson, Rogers, Simmons, Staley, Staples, Steelman, Stell, Streety, Stroup, Tankursley Fourth rouz' Temple, Walker, Wfaterman, Wee-hunt, West, Wheeler. B. Williams, -I. Williams A. Wright, 1. Wright. , ,, ,all ni.: Left map: Mrs. Patterson brings her daughter to the party Right map: Hobo has trouble with his car in the 1950 in Growing Pains, drama play. QWL 71 ranc! Qlaera gnferfainmenf Top pifznw: George and Emily are mar- ried in 21 quiet ceremony in Our Town. Center piftzfzfa' The cast are left to right: front row, Holland, Macking second row, Holcombe, McLemoreg and third row, Markham, R. Coleman, Wel- born and Wfhite. me W N gffgfk sw Bottom PiL'!IH't3.' The make believe set- ting of our town, in the play Our Town. 72 OWL l 8ffQl'lfeJ fA8 l CLlfI'lCL 8l9Cl,l tl'l'I,2l'lf Top leffx These speech students are tape- recording ai radio play. Top right: The American Legion Oratnr- ical contestants are: Horne. Lynn. and McKinney. Cezzler pirmre: The make believe drug store in Our Town. Left to right: White, Markham, and Baxter. Hmmm picI1n'e.' Just Whzit the Dottor Ordered, a speech assembly play. OWL 73 jferd of flue Soi! l Ki' Future Farmers Preridem .......... JERRY SCHAVE Vice-Premleuz . . ARCHIE BOATWRIGHT Secretary . . . .... HUGH JONES Tmzmrer . . . . BOBBY COLEMAN Sentinel . . CHARLES STEWART Reporter . . . . . SCOTT L1NDsEY Spomor ....... MR. DIXON SHELTON Top picture: This friendly pose of the 58 F.F.A. boys shows their interest in the work of agriculture. They are under the leadership of Mr. Dixon Shelton. With fine oiicers and sponsor the year has been a fine one for them. Left map: The officers are left to right: jones, Coleman, Boatright, Stewaro, Lindsey. Right map: This group of Future Farmers are inspecting a line bull. .QQ Y . 74 OWL V, css laani6A Sofoidfd SQ QF Fin! row: Akard, Arnold, Brard, Caldwell, Casey, Edwards, Ellis, Fisher, Floyd. 1 ' '2Q.3ff a-' Irlvl 'lv-I M Second rouf: Gibson, Haley, Hall, Hodge, House, jeffrey, Jenkins, Justice, Knox, Long. Third row' Mallory, Meadows, Miller, Stephens, Streety, Tolbert, L. Urbano, T. Urbano, Williams, Wright. FIRST YEAR Spanish Club SECOND YEAR ANNE WRIGHT , . . Prefidenz . . KATHRYN HALL BILL ELLIS . . . . Vice-Parefideni . . . JEANETTE CASEY BUNNY WILLIAMS . . Secretary . . DOROTHY LONG JERRY HOUSE ...... . Tremwer ......... DORETHA TOLBERT Spomor ...... . . MRS. P. C. GOTIEIARD Left map: The Spanish I OHIcers are left to right: Wright, Right map: The Spanish ll Officers are left to right: Hall, Ellis, Williams, and House. Casey, Long, and Tolbert. OWL 75 jjlzede ongdero ing in U W :F ' 151' A--,- -vvzvv ::--, :'.:' ' A Z: C ,E ::..i A in 5 I V-:iii 'C ,if- V it j , ,1-. f ' V' -.. A ,A .. -gf ' , ,,.. ,, lllz ,.,. Q . .q2. ..,.,: N .Allz x . ..,.,,. , ..,.. . , V, 9 E H , V ' A A 1 A ': ' A wif xi ,.,,., . 53 x. 1. ,,, ,::::-v,:-:-: I , :..v Q ,, ...... -1 .::: . :.. Q in .V 3 1 W V S ::': ' tttzt' i A ' '-x-v'v ' ., . .Q :' .. ',,, , K' :::.,. -A be ::,,. '- ::,: ,,:,,.,,,A ' A A :' I-ff' H - 'fi . . Auunu 1 '.:' 1-:1 - ,A M A 3 - A-.-:-- . ',' A'::: :.5 iizi ':: ,,,. , A-::: A :' ----- .,., A sr ...::e .... A. 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MRS. W. G. SLUDER Firrl mir: Allman, Barber, Barker, Barrett, Bell, Berly, Billingsly, Bills. Blackburn. Secomf wuz' Bowman, Brittan, Brown, Caldwell, Carrington, Carter, Cecil, Churchwell, Clemons. Tiffin! wuz' Cobb, Comlray, Crawford. Davis. Drury, Ellis Floyd, Frank, Gage. Fourflrw row: Garvin, Glover, Graham, M. Haynes, T. Haynes Heavner, Hensley, Herron, Hill. Fifth faux' Holcombe, Hubbard, Humphrey, Humphreys Hunt, jafkson, johnson, Jones. 76 OWL s y 5 we ofafin grim 4' s - t -'- '- f -2 fi- A 'A i I i s n' s , T . .. i s . .. . l 5 ...:,, 5 .T fl .1 za ,:,.: , ' ' N .....-- ' ' :::' ' A H A : T ' ' I- 'V 5 ' QW , W ,,:: 5 x In ::. 1 i s L. Q - vga:-Q X .,,, I :,,- H - J K . V. , ..:., . 2 ..,., , , . , ' V :,.: V - ' X . -a.,t s A 5,13 ' . ,.-: --'--:-: Iv, sf iris. S K ai , el L ' IIVI 1 ':,A1 , .Q ' 1: .:.: ,,,., AAA: QQ in A- xi... ff L N. 5-'tw T . 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Fozzrtb mzax' Staples, Steelman, Stephens, Tanltursley, Topping, Totten, Twetlell, Walker, Walters. Fifily rou: Warren, West, B. Williams, J. Williams, A. Wright, J. Wright. Lower left wap: The ofhcers are left to right: Mackin, Maysey, Walters, Condtay, Jones, Crawford. Lower right .wmpx Mrs. Slutler passes out the J. C. L. pencils for the sale. Bottom left Jnap: The J. C. L. pencil sale was a big success. Bottom tigbf .rmzpx The Latin club slave sale was the hrst for the Freshman. What a surprise! SS' E dl k ? K, . :rf H-is is I OWL 77 7 we 0l'l'LQl'l'la QP6 .. ell! 'mwmr Left map: These girls are sewing for style perfect clothes. Right map: The officers are left to right: Thomson, Richey, Hickerson, and Jack. Fin! row: Armstrong, Baker, Beard, Blassingame, Bonham. Bressenham, Bryant, Burns. Second row: Buster, S. Butler, Caldwell, Carey, Casey, Clark, Clemens, Cobb. Third wuz' Copeland, Doolie, Edwards, Fisher, Fletcher, S. Floyd, Foster, Frank. Fourth roam' Freeman, Garvin, Graves, Hensley, Herron Hicl-terson, Higgins, Hintlman. Fifth roux' Hopkins, Hoover, Humphreys, Irving, Jack, Jenkins. , b . ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, . .. ,, . ..-.- W-.- -,--,..,.., , .. .,... . ,,,, . .. -A r. . . Q, . ,,,, ' W- I x - 'I ,,, U ,I H A -.... . . ii' . :i:: 4 :fl ' 'F f '--i irar 21' l'ii i,'l1 C :'ii C rr - 1:-': a '-:2'--..' :' s .- -1 r-- '-:---:::,. ., tf. , ' Ni ' . 1-- 1 li' rr' ir-- f K A . :Q ::-:,-'- Q A llza F :A eb' -IQIV wx? KM vv:'v if , ........:. 5 -s .. I f',,,,, , W '.-- , N it ' A 2':: . . l X' .,..,.. I ,',, M ,, ,,,.Q. K 4: at . . P' QD if - y I 2 . . . ff 1 at X . ,je it . Q ESM. xl .,.:, ,. - - :--, - :I 15 .2.5 - tw Vg? V :, JV- Q21,- :.:.- Itil- . , zzl ' .,. Q 5: ,, I ' in I . . we :'t -1 ' 1 K- is. at I . N q ' ,, 'C ' lz ' ' -.... Q' 4: Q gig: ' 1-r 5 5, :-- ,., Z .,,,:,:,. X , . 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Third r0u'.' Richey, Rivers, Rodgers, Shahan, Staley, Staples, Stell, Singleton. Fourth row: Spann, Smith, Tankursley, Thomson, Tolbert, Urhano, Vaughn, Vickers. Fiffh 'V0ll'.' Walker, C. White, L. White, P. White, Wheeler, J. Williams, M. Williams, Wright. Lefl Jmzp-' This group of girls in the sewing classes are inspecting material for the new Curtains they are Right .fmzpf These girls from the Cooking class have planning to make. just made some beautiful and tasty cakes. OWL 79 Ms .fdcfiuifiefi of fke . 1. Joan Brown, Dorothy Hooten, and Nora West are 4. Ruth Ann jack, Mary Ida Richey, Rita Jane experimenting with the wishing well. Wheeler, and Martha Hickerson are really busy. 2. The manger scene from the FHA assembly 5. These foods girls are enjoying one of their parties. Program' 6. Carolyn Weaver and Mary Kate Means are fea- 5. We had our own angel, and shepherds at Christmas. cured in the clothing style show. 90 CWI. pCLCAQf88l :5 0I'l ik? C0lfU f5 ' ,.A . ...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,. ': X . s y n M51 T R M Q 5 xx of Q x 23? X Qs X 5 1' f ':s::5gga:s:.- g1AgA,1,,, 'E Sizzix, ' 5 ,,,:ga5s,: ' i f3,:,:g:,:g: jggt, X , i 2 w .A .:.:.:.:.:.- .. .... : :a:a:a::: 3 st 9, ggsgzg '5,s,z,a- -2: -155553:-:-1-1-1-' , Q Q of L -EE.. Q X Q i Q is E .,.. ,,,.,.,, . X 5 5' R s:e:a:Eg:,i?sisEs5eE5::.. P gy? - fs A .... wifi W3 it M vt Q is l C e t 1 'I li: :'- sw gs: ----:-::::::::::::::: ti, ' :.:.:-- .v,- j 5 ,, 'AI' E I ---- it ' Q Q gi 5' .A ...-, Q is V' A :,,g tt, :,'i i , 1 ' ,,,,:,::,.,,, , A , A A - wx ' , 'fl X X t e or Fin! row: Allman, Bonham, Burkes, Brittan, Bressenham, Bryant, Caffee, Caldwell. Second row: Crawford, Cunningham, Doolie, Frank, Glover, Hall, Hickerson, Hill. Third 'rows Hooks, Jack, Jones, Kemp, Lasater, Lynn, Mallory, Medford. Fourth row: Maysey, Peach, Penton, Peterson, Polk, Pretre, Rogers, Smallwood. Fifth row: Staples, Steel, Stroup, Totten, Vaughn, Walters, Vlfofford. Tennis Club PM-figlgm ,,,,,,,,, WANDA BRYANT Left rmzp: The officers are left to right: Bryant, Crawford, Vice-Prexident . . . LINDA CRAWFORD lack and Freeman' S6'C7'9fd7'jf . - - . - - RUTH ANN JACK Right map: The girls are gathering for a tennis meeting in Repofrzer ........ GENEVA FREEMAN the gym- Spomor ...... Miss GENEVIEVE MYERS ,444 J gmla onic ummcutied The National Honor Society . . . Character, Scholarship, Service, and Leader- ship are the magic words that bind our organ- ization together. These are the ideals that form our society. The members are recognized not only by the pins they wear but also by the val- uable service they render, the leadership they exhibit, the high standard of scholarship they show, and the good characters they maintain. The Hi-Y . . . The Hi-Y is an organization no boy can af- ford to miss. To create, maintain, and extend throughout our community a high standard of Christian living is the desire of the Hi-Y. The year was highlighted by the annual Christmas dinner dance at the Golf Club. The Tri-Hi-Y . . . The Tri-Hi-Y, a club for Senior and junior girls, is well-known for its service with a smile. Among its projects of the year, are the services of the month, helping with civic programs, and giving assistance to the faculty as well as stu- dents. The Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a Christmas dance and closed the year with a spring infor- mal. The Business Club . . . The Paris High School Business Club was organized in October of this year. The objec- tives are to render services to the faculty and students and to give the business administration an opportunity for practical experiences in sub- jects within this department. Services include typing, cutting stencils, mimeographing, writ- ing letters, filing and assisting with registration. The Library Club . . . The Library Club is made up of those stu- dents who, during the day, assist the librarian in making available the books and materials the students and the faculty want and need. The Club meets on Tuesdays after school in the Library and each year observes book week. The Biology Club . . . This club of future bacteriologists, physicians, and scientists is one of the newest clubs in high school, but is fast becoming one of the most prominent. Those taking Biology are eligible to be members of this club. The Chemistry Club . . . The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to study and discuss new chemical methods, ex- change chemistry pamphlets in club meetings and conduct scientihc programs. The annual Wiener roast is the activity that the members 82 OWL look forward to. The Chemistry Club is open in membership to those students taking chem- istry. The Drama Workshop . . . The aim of the Drama Workshop is to give those who are interested in dramatics a chance to develop their talents by appearing before dramatic groups as well as before the public. Professional speech guests give reviews while other programs are given by the students them- selves. The Drama play is presented annually. The F . F . A .... The Paris High School Chapter of the Fu- ture Farmers of America is very active in all agricultural activities. Boys taking Agriculture I and II are eligible to membership in this club. The primary aim of the Future Farmers is to develop agricultural leadership and the study of agriculture. The Spanish Club . . . To encourage conversation in Spanish, inter- est students in the literature of the Spanish language and to improve relations with the Latin American countries is the purpose of the Spanish Club. Interesting meetings, educational programs and the Christmas party with the breaking of the pinata, are just a few of the many activities of the Spanish Club. The Latin Club . . . Classical education and fellowship are pro- vided by the Latin Club of Paris High. This prominent club's membership is open to those students taking Latin. Latin Week, the J. C. L. convention, slave auction, Christmas service, and the annual picnic prove this club is very active. The high standards set for it in the past have certainly been upheld by the 1950-51 classes. The F. H. A .... ,,,, The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. Toward New Horizons, the motto of the F.H.A., fully expresses the wish to live better today so our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The Tennis Teens . . . The Tennis Club is organized with one main purpose in mind, that being to teach each mem- ber the rules and sportsmanship conduct dis- played in the game of tennis. Since it is enjoyed by everyone, the Tennis Teens is open in mem- bership to girls of all four classes. l l ufiica Under the capable leadership of Mr. Floyd Weger, the Paris High School Band has become one of the most outstanding bands in the state. The eighty-live piece band is often called Paris Highs Twelfth Man. The Blue Blazes have made many interesting and remarkable maneuvers at the football games, appeared in assembly and on nu- merous other occasions. They have taken part in the Christmas celebration and many other civic parades. Each student looks forward to the assembly pro- grams in which the band appears, for it makes each one a memorable occasion. On October 7, eighty-five students representing Paris High School climbed into buses bound for the Tyler Rose Festival. As usual they strutted their stuff for Paris High. On February 7, band students again climbed into buses, but this time it was bound for Galveston. Two students from Paris High were elected to play in the All-State Band. They were Bobby Robinson, lst chair trumpet, and Alfred Mackin, 2nd chair tenor saxophone. The Mixed Chorus of Paris High School is recog- nized as one of the most outstanding high school Wemoird choral groups in this state. It not only functions as a club, but also meets as a regular class. Under the careful and artistic direction of Mr. Weger, assisted by Miss Celia Donaldson, accom- panist, the club has achieved a high distinction for itself as well as the entire school. Before a student can become a member of the Mixed Chorus, his ability must be approved by Mr. Weger. On November 22, the Chorus sang at the First Christian Church for the city-wide Thanksgiving service. This group has performed for various churches and civic organizations in Paris, as well as for its own student body. Both Chorus and Band looked forward to the Music Week Festival Concert on May 4. On December 20, the students of Paris High were honored to have the Chorus sing their Christmas Cantata for them in assembly. The band as well as the chorus has earned many awards and has a warm spot in the heart of all Parisians. OWL 83 -- Firft row: Moody, Arnold, Casey, Evans, Barber. Seroml wuz' Cunningham, Mcadlin, Leveretr, Whisenhunt, Kern, Maddox, Spann. Third rouu' B. Robinson, Geer, Haley, Thoms, B. White, Armstrong, Rogers, Coleman Fourth roux' Maxwell, Brown, Moomaw, Harry, McElroy, Gibson, Gage. Fiflh roux' Ingram, Hollje, Caldwell, Shannon, Lee, Crawford, M. Kelly. Q4 OWL Sandra Sue Staples Drum Majorelte A . Fifi! roux' West, Gladden, Nash, Miller, Mallory, Thomson. Sewmf rozzz' Dana Sue, Goodwin, Davis, james, Becker, Maples, Hickerson, M, Mackin, Welborn. Thin! rozzu' jack, Ritchie, Williams, A. Mackin, Wright, Blassingame, Humphreys, Lassiter. Fourth mzzz' Simmons, Alexander, Nixon, Daniels, C. Kelly, Brady, Mann, Dickson, Johnson. Fiffla rozzu' Berly, Jones, P. White, Holcombe, Wheeler M. Robinson, King, Staples. Ap.. Mr. Floyd Weger 1Dircctor OWL 85 . Lefr ro riglal: Fifi! faux' Steelman, Clark, Hindman, Temple, Crow, Hickerson, Glover, Mims, Markham. Sewnzl roux' P. Shannon, Landers, Allman, Bunch, Rogers Thorpe, P. Hollje, Lynn. TbfFl!'1'0ll'.' Singleton, Irwin, Morris, McLemore, Kirby, Wzirerman, Boswell, Horne, Stephens, Srroup. Fozzrfb faux' Gean, Barrington, Beal, NW. Hollje R. Coleman, johnson. as QWI. U QAOPGK Nlartha Lee Hickerson rzrmnzpmziccl by Ruth Ann Jack Wi: Left to right: Fin! row: Tankursley, Polk, B. Shannon, J. Caldwell, Musgrove, McCool, P. Caldwell. Serond rout' Means, Stevens, Ford, Haley, Melton, Long, Armstrong. Third row: Moody, Geer, Kelley, Mooring, jack, Skidmore, Nash, White, King. Fourth row: Lee, B. Coleman, Mazy, Russell, Abeles, Crouch, Hudson, Williams. Mr. Floyd Weger Director Miss Celia Donaldson Accompanixt OWL 87 Y 88 OWL Cl,ZZ CSPORTSD Coaches Captain Varsity Lettermen Minor Teams Action Shots All-District, Queens, Secretary Sports Review Wearers of the PH Results Basketball Coaches Lettermen CBasketballD Bn Team Track, Tennis, Golf Cheerleaders -LOYAL ...J 'FKUE 5 rg f fe jldd fo ik? jedlflfl OWL 89 www ws,-A x WW Mr. Peter Barnett Affinant Coach Golf Spomor Mr. Felix Gibson B Team Coach Bafhethall Coach 1 1 1 90 OWL ' 'lfwfcfcaf mirecforo Mr. Raymond Berry Athletic Director Head Foochall Coach Mr. Paul Lively Auiftant Coach Mr. C. Coker . Hot Shan Coach Amman! Bafhethall Coach Track Coach Mr. C. A. Dempsey Ho! Shoty Coach Tennif Coach Co-Captains: Billy Alexander I. E. Christian 86ll'l'l A JV ff , 'W7,ff i,1fffX', ful fr! ' 'l 'J WJ ,rf A, THE VARSITY I First row: jack, Stewart, Hoffman, Barnett, Wizigej, Christian, McCollum, Pickens, Stinson. Serond row: Crook, Stallings, Parks, Urbano, Ratliff, Ferguson, Kyle, Shirley, Nance, Crawford. Third rouu' jackson, King, Christian, Redus, Stewart, Churchwell, Baty, Sweeney, Alexander, Burge. OWL 91 oaffermen WW Coach Berry 92 OWL 75 K, Kmg, end Urbano, guard Burge, guard Redus carries the ball against Corsicana. Alexander, tackle Pickens, tackle F erguson, center Olgtfeffnell Stewart, tackle Baty, tackle Redus, back Christian Carries the ball against Tent-arka-aa. 'i,Q .1-g, Ratlilf, tackle Parks, center Kyle, tackle Sweeney, end OWL 93 X if c elflllelfl 7, o 4 iff E S 5 e Crawford emi Stinson back Shirley, back Christian, back 94 OVVL P McCollum, back Stallings, emi J. E. Christian, back 7 7 Redus Carries against Denison. 3595 Q W 5 jlltllfe 'blbfclmfa B Team Firrt row: Lester, Banta, Thompson, Haynes, Tooly, Hicks, Crisp. Second row: Coach Gibson, Derrick, Parker, Kirkpatrick, Simmons, Francis, McCormick, Moran. Hot Shots First row: Graham, Phillips, Tolbert Smith, Dingrnan, McCollum, McKinneyi Second row: Phillips, Lindsey, West Whitaker, Kirby, Scott, Ayres. Third row: Vaughn, Grigsby, Stewart McDaniels, Miller, Snowden, Cooper Trapp. Managers Fin! row: A team managers: Fuston, Hutchinson. Second row: Assistants: Stephens, Bell, CeciL J 9 Y 1 yi OWL 95 4,..J. ,. in ,.,:g-ci-'-:::aagv:,.,..... . , if ' 1 vs WH, Nw e, fx 6 Q -as rv 97 -gig wi y MQ! 'Q ,L g S mf A sf Ng s ak? 3 vs-1-fr ' 1 W 3 5 my? Z R if .1 l We Y VA 1 W as 5 is A R f Q 8 if Y ,, I as gi, --'-, .,, ,,,, , e f 4 X' rms 'M 7 V , K 4 Q ' ' , Z ws aim. , , , f ws, f ,V fl J w 2- M qw qv, 4,4 M fd f V, gb, Wy Sherman: Christian has his sights ser on Shernmn's goal line. Carter Riverside: The Wilcleilrs did some line blocking on this play. 'l1CX2lIliLlll1lI Redus surely nailed this Tiger. Denison: Kyle and Alexander opened ll hole in the Yellow Alneket line. Christian gained lots of ground on this play. in ,xdcfion W. Shermuni This is one of the mrrny pfzzys thru helped defeat the Bearcats. Crrrrer-Riyersinle: Christian carries deep into Engk territory. Corsicrrnng Redus seems ru he ull hy himself runong those Tigers. Sulphur Springs: A Wilrlcarr interception 11g.1lI'lSf the Wilclcgrrs. Gainesville' Sweeney on the cml-around that gained so much gruund against the Leoprrrcls, ? 9' an H, 3. ti 4 ,7w1,,.gl, r1fr'1 ,fw 'vvvrgv J, V,-ww -,V g ,- it Vim.,---VV'-53' -:gay-A V, rg 1- Vg. mtv, V , '-'q 3,3 A 3,3 c' J :.-:IQ 1' 1 n Av. V' 1f, 't9T 'f 'ATT ffl! Jfiigybt - 115- V19 ,Vt 5 'MF' . V. if T '---' lg- fy ' MU ,. , f,f.'V V .,-1-V,w., ' .u- QQ... . , -.V,,1-.J--H, w.V. ,hgh -,.. -V w,Vf,,- -.yr V t , N -, ,. l,gl.N1NSiii L,.'Q.-,f-,V5, , V' V -T, , ,Q - V , W V tgq,m,: , . , V . liYf+9Vi.4fiG1E A -75 -rww-I , ... 51 ,fi -.1 - gf-is-7 'V 3111? A nf, - , ., Q nr J- , '51, 'J 4 . ,Q Vlj if J. .5 V gifzhf if . 55,2 V .,N: iv.-E :Z- a tiff? ' F3?'.1' - 24.3,- v' . lf igt : 1 9- -V, .5. QF. , V qv . 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Q ' R 1 V' A .,-yay,-1 4811! -517:-3' 4. wmv wmezw' t , N, . V Aq'.KV,Jjcj5yw:Sj 'J-ri' Alf'-z .yi 1 4 1 1 l m I .gf cuappenej jlzid ay Kilgore 6 - Paris 0 The Wildcats lost their first game of the season to the Kilgore Bulldogs. The Wildcats never seemed to get going during the first half but they still held the Bulldogs to the one touchdown they acquired in the first quarter. During the second half the Wildcats came to life and made one 60-yard drive but were unable to score. Paris 19 - Carter-Riverside 12 The Wildcats made up for the defeat from Kilgore by beating the Eagles 19 to 12. Two Eagle mistakes were turned into touchdowns when Jimmy Sweeney intercepted a pass and Bebes Stallings scored on a kick that was blocked by Franklin Kyle. The other touchdown was made by J. E. Christian from the 1-yard line. Corsicana 26 - Paris 0 The unscored on Corsicana Tigers won their third game of the season by defeating the Wildcats 26 to O. A hard fighting Wildcat line held their own against the Tigers until late in the third quarter when Cor- sicana finally pulled ahead. Texarkana 42 - Paris 0 Next the Wildcats met a powerful Texarkana eleven and lost 42 to 0. A wild first half plus a tricky TH ran up the lopsided score. Both teams filled the air with passes and provided a wild show. In the second half a stiffening Wildcat defense held the Tigers to only two scores. Palestine 14 -- Paris 0 A high-rated undefeated Palestine just barely slipped past the Wildcats. This was the fourth game in a tough warm up schedule of the Wildcats and their showing was good. They had an iron defense and made several spirited drives but were unable to convert. Denison 26 - Paris 12 The Wildcats met Denison in the big game of the year. This time several costly mistakes cost this scrappy Wildcat eleven the game. The passing combination of Clyde Stinson and jimmy Sweeney plus the run- ning of J. E. Christian provided the Wildcat scores. In the last half Denison pulled ahead to win 26-12. Paris 13 - Sherman 0 Things looked mighty dark in Paris last Nov. 5th -the reason, a big tough Sherman team was coming to town. But the fighting Wildcats stunned the Bear- cats and the frozen fans with a 13-0 upset. The Wild- cats outplayed the Bearcats all around but fine run- ning by Christian and an airtight defense were their strong points. Paris 33 - Sulphur Springs 0 The Paris Wildcats really opened up on the Sul- phur Springs Wildcats-33 to 0. In this game the Wildcats showed the polish they had been working on all year. The Wildcats scored throughout the game and nearly all of the reserves played. Paris 20 - Greenville 16 The Wildcats, riding on a nest egg of 20 points scored in the first quarter, beat the Lions 20-16. Three quick touchdowns by Christian and Sweeney gave the Wildcats their 20 points. Most of the scoring was done in the first half because Old Man Winter con- trolled the last half. Paris 20 - Gainesville 18 With the Tri-Championship of 7AA on the line, the Wildcats outscored the Leopards for a 20-18 win. All but one of our scores came in the first quarter. Christian and Alexander each scored. Gainesville jumped back to take the lead but late in the third quarter Christian scored the winning touchdown OWL 99 100 OWL Billy Alexander james Barnett Harold Glen Baty Stewart Bell, Mgr. Billy Burge Philip Cecil, Mgr. J. E. Christian jimmy Christian Donnie Churchwell Dick Crawford Donald Crook Jimmy Ferguson Fred Fuston, Mgr. Don Hoffman Dub Hutchinson, Mgr. Gerald jack Charles jackson Jimmy King Billy Alexander J. E. Christian Billy Clark Dick Crawford Bill Dawson john Faucett Ida Terrell Boswell Billy Mack Burks Nancy Crow Richard Dixon Sarah jean Haley Mary Alice Horne George johnson joe Ed King Ann Markham Bill Ellis jackie Lee jane Waterman Helen Barber Ann Blassingame Patsy Caldwell Mary Casey Richard Coleman Joyce Geer Tommy Gene Wayne Hollje George johnson Helen Kern Anita King Sam Leverett Alfred Mackin cc an eafefd of fke p FOOTBALL I Franklin Kyle Billy Fred McCollum Philip Nance james Parks Buddy Pickens Bobby Ratliff jerry Redus Q immyjhnley Bebes Stallings Craig Stephens, Mgr. Benny Stewart Clyde Stinson james Sweeney Lupe Urbano Walter Warner Sandra Staples, Queen Betty jean Thomson, Queen BASKETBALL OWL ST CHEER LEA BAND Harold Faulkner Franklin Kyle Ray Bob Reed Bebes Stallings james Sweeney Bob White AFF Mary Margaret McLemore Pete Parham Melba Robinson Margaret Rogers Sandra Staples Charlotte Stephens Betty jean Thomson Peggy White DERS Bud Whitlow Bunny Williams Anne Wright James Mann Carolyn Maxwell Sarah Moody Billie Moomaw Helen Ann Nash Melba Robinson Ida Rogers Barbara Shannon Sandra Staples Martha Temple Betty Thomson David Welborne Peggy White jafa! gigured The Wildcats opened this season with one of the toughest warm-up schedules in our history. We lost most of the early games, but the experience and polish the Wildcats received from these games helped pilot them to the tri-championship. B Team Sept. 14- Paris 6, Bogata O Sept. 22- Paris 45, Bonham 0 Oct. 6- Paris 0, Commerce 20 Oct. 12- Paris O, Texarkana 26 Oct. 20- Paris 72, Bonham 6 Oct. 27- Paris 7, Deport 19 Nov. 9- Paris O, Texarkana 45 Nov. 11- Paris 7, Sherman 27 Nov. 22- Paris 13, Greenville 0 Basketball B Team Jan. 9- Paris 45 Greenville 22 Jan. 12- Paris 45 Sherman 41 jan. 19- Paris 50, Denison 51 Jan. 26- Paris 37 Gainesville 40 Feb. 6- Paris 64 Denison 48 Feb. 7- Paris 51 Sherman 54 Feb. 22- Paris 48, Greenville 42 Varsity Sept. 15- Paris 0, Kilgore 6 Sept. 21- Paris 19, Carter-Riverside 12 Sept. 29- Paris O, Corsicana 26 Oct. 6- Paris 0, Texarkana 42 Oct. 15- Paris O, Palestine 14 Oct. 27- Paris 12, Denison 26 Nov. 3- Paris 13, Sherman O Nov. 10- Paris 33, Sulphur Springs 0 Nov. 25- Paris 20, Greenville 16 Dec. 1- Paris 20, Gainesville 18 Basketball A Team Jan. 9 - Paris 32, Greenville 31 Jan. 12- Paris 55, Sherman 58 Jan. 19- Paris 59, Denison 38 Jan. 26- Paris 59, Gainesville 36 Feb. 6- Paris 47, Denison 56 Feb. 7- Paris 49, Sherman 53 Feb. 22- Paris 45, Greenville 51 Tennis The 1950 tennis team came through with only one victory in the district play-off. Joyce Geer won the girls' singles for Paris, but we lost the other matches. Golf In 1950 we were unable to field a complete team but Ollie Wayne Nash entered the district tournament singlely and came out second. Track The Wildcats track team did not do as Well in 1950 as it had in previous years. We won 5rd in the district meet and Neil Whitaker placed 5rd in the re- gional meet. OWL 101 AQCIJ Cdgefii l , C Coach Gibson and Coach Coker 102 OWL Varsity Faulkner, White, Faucett, Alexander, Reed, Sweeney, Stallings, Maysey, Clark,Dawson, and Christian. oaffermen ilwsi 2 X Alexander Dawson lxyle White Qs R fag Q, 2,311 If ly Clark Faulkner Sweeney LIZIYSQQ iERf , gl L O 'Q' W ' I Q S. mv . ,l ,, All -5 ' l Sr llmg Recd lm ctr l. unior agerri jim Akard, Freddie Graham B Team Fin! row: Hoffman, Francis, Kirby, Dees, Castleberry. Sewnd row: Barnett, Kent, Derricks, Jackson, Parks. Third row: Jack, Stinson, Green, Haynes, McDaniel, Fail. Dawson drops two against Sherman Alexander shoots against Shermsm 104 OWL laring loorffi Track Glenn, Lewis, and McDaniel. Daniels. Golf Tennis jackson Serum! max' White and Stallings. First wuz' Crook, Christian, coach Coker, Second roux' Collier, Ingram,Mo0re,Beall, and Fifi! mzv: Ingram, Stephens, and Gilmore. First rozzx' Crawford, Cecil, Campbell, and Semnd rout' Faber, Ellis, King, Lee, and Ables. OWL lO5 ur emin ine ,4fl.Lfea Left to right: Fir!! row: Barbara Hubbard, Caro- lyn Weaver, Shirley Hodge, Martha Vaughan, Joyce Johnson, Ophelia Skidmore, Patsy Irvin. Second row: Gertie Hill, Betty Arm- strong, Anna Streety, Patsy Gage, Patsy Bailey, Linda Crawford. The girls illustrated in this picture are doing some head stands, back- bends, and monuments. Here the girls in the center show us how to build a human pyramid, while the others do other acrobatics. Lower left: The girls chose sides and play volley ball. Below: Two P. E. girls execute a basket in basketball. at Jackie Lee Bunny Williams if, , , , KGCLQPJ of and .7l'U.2 Bill Ellis Anne Wright INN 3 'v :-: .. r 'MJ - X ii 5 Bud Whitlow it Ja n e W a te I- rn a n :ia5z5,,,, ii. v....,: . W MS fparations begin for the Denison game with the making of posters 2 students turned out for the Denison bonfire. Wh A l l l ,,-...1. 108 OWL LOYA L a nel TRUE CID 5 ' f 5:31-n-1115!-'n ur E IUIPI-3iZ0li:l0h123lQLa.l A Jg OWL Sweetheart Sweetheart Nominees Class Favorites Best All-Around Christmas Queen Football Queens Tri-Hi-Y Hero Hi-Y Sweetheart All State Representatives Runners Up Who's Who Junior Rotarians Service Clubs Sponsors Nominees Maintenance Staff OWL ' 'WWW' f 2' 3 ' 'f ffQfYs?H fQ5E f, f ' ' ,sm Sweefkeaff WOMQIITBBJ BUNNY WILLIAMS unior - 'Lg hiliklasilli MARY ALICE HORNE enior A TlJQIvLULQH?x3fSHh1?1QQ3. .RJ i,fi.ikY gb 5 w1:p,4?.f, it Lggweeffhearf Nwbmineed' RUTH ANN JACK Sophomore i i MARY ANN GRAVES EFZJLIYLGI1 if s OWL .,,, g N . , ,,..-v..f . 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' -V Y V. v .ff .1 We-V if ' :raw ' -v , .-'QQ 'Z , f - , Ig-nf .- . . . . -'iles' J Q, J , 'ivfigzw-,J ,, : ,.-Q1-if . ,L H5 xg 1,11 1 -. , ,, 1.pg-4,-lg-gf..a.,-.Zvjf,sgiigf- 1!EIx'f..Q:.3wJriffs-7,1 - Qgghfc gi- .05 i-5 'Ei-gy' - ,,V.5g , ,f i394 and .4-Jig :H mmsmx. ,i ,ii-VVJfH,2?:. Qfyk A , , W I1-,.f.QT?,w .-::Q..:. mf' si? j -j i,,1,,.:,:gj-egg, '43 -' ,mazfrf . xx to fight: Q Grigsby Patsy Ingram Bob White Dorothy Lee roxoman Frexbmfm- - , S opbomore S opbomore gg I OWL 117 Ni ff . i, ' ,,,..if fllgffz g4.L4.,..Q,Q,'ff-'if 4i LQ.,ff 1,-. .g.vJE.l,f5 T 2f35jm,:, gedf f-.Ara un ' XXX is M., , 54,4 i n Magi, -i n 4 r J: v,.iQQ 5-Af: 'Q ,Z-fl'-iii: 7fAL' gi?f':::'Z1 if Egg, -3, ff' 1 N I e , 41, .JS s. ' 1- LY C Li a m: 1: V ' - ' QW: ,-L,,,. , i -.. ,. , , 1,4 l Left to right: ' Dorothy Lee Sophomore All-Roiiriri Martha Lee Hickerson Sophomore Favorite 33: Beverly McKinney ,sei Junior OWL Sweetheart 235 ' 1N ominee ,, gi -5 :Ai '1. ' 1 ,-4Ae iueown- 1.,-:. J 4 f 514' 5'- vgf- L ey' 'l -gy'.i.' flea, Ll ,I ' 'iff , Y, . 7 l 44 75 . 1 f 35n,,:':-.T-N . f unnerd-up girg Vivian Caldwell Frefbmim All-Round Linda Crawford Sopbomore OWL Sweetheart N omiriee Barbara Ann Lynn Senior Favorite .,.: rpm.: Patsy Ingram A Freflvmari Favorite A Prudence Hollje f Senior All-Rozmd Anne Wright junior Fiworiie Ann Markham Senior OWL Sweetheart N ornivrzee iff A , Wu.. ,,T,.ig -rfifffrvwfe-F., u Tail' 54.,y3' : '- f , ff V, :V ,,.aff..,.1....g,-gf,-.5 mi- ,Q -.,m:r2gr.,.:a1+:ga:1ggeolrg-. --4r.?i'4fa ' Left to vfigbi: Jackie Lee Senior All-Rozmd ' eron Davis ' refbmm Fpzfzfovffite ' Qiidffffff' mififw f '41 M5115-. ' -. 4, , ' ' ' YU. A PSA nfi'..a......, In A :gif lll'll'l2l':5 up 0 5 1m Kmg Sam Ladymon Fddne Wh1te S67fZZO',FbZ1J07fZ1f6 Sophomore All Rowan! Sopbomo, 0 Fm 0, z ?au1 Damels jack Brady Fmwips WPCQESOI1 jzamof All Aozmr! 1202301 F6Z7x0Mf6 T1 uhm up MZ A Sim-A 354.4 MLNIQLI- 1 . rv ,.. A P . 5 N I l Ku, . . iff? 5 I V., K gag, ,.-, uw- If xv' 120 owr. fkririfmcw ueen anal gdcorf Anita King jimmy King' 4 A, I 1 .1s.!. .. j00fAll! Queeflif Sandra Sue Staples Betty Jean Thomson Sfa fe Qepreaenfa fiue5 Mary Alice Horne, DAR Representativeg Margaret Rogers and Charlotte Stephens, Girls' Stateg and Dick Crawford, Boys' State. OWL 123 W 44 M' -' 5 5' K Lf ,iw ani!!! f ' 6 4-N X lsi.aR:Afc...s. - '., L:.mL:n..: MMR L..L.g..n, Mm' .va1'.4i.7LmA-fghufgw. ia! 251122 Gxfizfxiznmmf 'xL1,:,.n.u.' 126 OWL A .S7fllJel'lf5 0 Serve an Mmic A5Jimmt.r.' Joyce Geer, Sally Moody. The Music Department headed by Mr. Floyd Weger and Miss Celia Donaldson, is fortunate in having these two girls lend a helping hand in doing secretarial work, assisting the begin- ners, and filing the music. Chemirzry Arrimz1m.' Bobby jack Greer, Bill Ellis. These Junior boys have many varied duties such as mixing acids, checking equipment, keeping the laboratory in order, filling reagent bottles, and performing laboratory experiments, Ojlice A.rJimz11z.r Zef! I0 right: Barbara Shannon, Sarah Jean Haley, Carolyn Maxwell, Betty Ford, Prudence Hollje, Eleanor Steelman, Nancy Crow, Nancy Arnold, Barbara Ann Lynn. The Office Assistants help Paris High School by devoting one hour every day in which they answer telephone calls, collect absent excuses, and do many other serviceable deeds. Ribbon Sellerf, left to right: First row: A. Wright, D. Allman, E. Steelman, P. Caldwell, M. Temple, S. Staples, H. Barber. Second row: S. Moody, P. Holcombe, C. Mooring, R. Wheeler, C. Tankursley, J. Geer, P. Shannon. Third row: E. Jones, J. Wright, G. Kirby. To obtain money for the Music Department, these students sold ribbons on which were printed snappy alliterations to aid our teams' spirit in their fight for victory. Ruth Ann Jack served as chairman for the group. J fu ffwj gf gfaolfy give jlzeir ime The M. Cfs of Paris High School, left to right: Bobby Robinson, Richard Dixon, Ida Lou Berly, Kenneth Humphreys, Melba Robinson, Patsy Holcombe, Ann Markham, Margaret Rogers, Beverly McKinney, Bill Ellis, Earlene Mims, Dan Abeles, Kathryn Hall, Dick Crawford, Billy Burge. The M. C.'s were selected from groups of Juniors and Seniors to preside over the many assembly programs. fp! The Student Council, a newly-form tion, is pictured here having a typical meeting. The Council aids in traffic control, fire preven- tion, and welcoming new students and visitors. Phyrlcal Education Afrifmnlr, left to right, fin! row: Mary Oates, Joan Brown, Dorothy Stone. Second row: Ruth Staley, Sonja Smallwood, Geneva Freeman, Patsy Bell. These students help Physical Education in its steady progress by doing many jobs for its betterment. Library 14lJJl.l'l'd7'lf.F, left to right: Margaret Haley, Joyce Wickersham, Johnnie Hoover, Bitsy Med- ford, Jere Wright, Gloria Kirby, Anne Wright, Ann Markham, Juanita Caldwell. To help the librarian perform her many duties these assistants work diligently. They are familiar with the location and types of library books, they collect slips and run errands as well as checking in and out books. OWL 127 A . 2 , 'L K ,nw 2 ,-:5.,:,-,.,., . , 4- ,..,,- 5 y - 5 -1' af , 5 A .S1:2- N.. 0l'l50l ff 128 OWL Senior Left lo right: Miss Celia Donaldson, Mrs. P. C. Gothard, Mr. Sam Skid- more, Mr. Lester Mullens, Miss Mary Wilson, and Mr. Peter Barnett. I uni or Left to right: Mr. Felix Gibson, Mr. C. A. Dempsey, Mr. Eugene Thiel- man, Miss Mattie Belle Crook, Miss Genevieve Myers, and Mr. Rufus Edwards. Sophomore Left to right: Miss Marijo Oliver, Miss Joy Eclmiaston, Miss Stella Mae Crain, Mrs. Louis Stephenson, Mrs. W. G. Sluder, Mrs. Gus Baize, Mrs. Raymond Dixon, and Mr. J. C. Coker. ' 5 merican eaufiea 1. These twenty-six Sweetheart Nominees represent the beauty of the Senior Class. 2. Smiling gaily these Sophomore Sweetheart Nominees seem pleased with their honor. . The Freshman Sweetheart Nom- inees display their charm. Of all these girls, which one will have the coveted honor of being the 1951 OWL Sweetheart? 4. Our thanks go to these students who helped with selling the ,51 OWLS. They were rewarded with a wiener roast. OWL 129 ainfen ance rew l J. s. Griffin l john Preas Earl Womack MAINTENANCE CREW While the students are enjoying holidays, the cus- Our school is kept immaculate by these people who todians work especially hard, painting, waxing floors, work diligently each day. It is a familiar sight to see keeping the lawns, walks, courts and fields in order. Long after the students have been dismissed, oar these workers sweeping floors, dusting, fixing lockers, cleaning windows, or testing radiators. D. C. Edwards 130 OWL faithful maintenance crew is cleaning the building' for school the next day. Iola Bonner Mack Record JANUARY jan. 2 -Back to school. Jan. 4 -Mr. Berry awards football jackets. jan. 9- Paris defeats Greenville, 32-31. Jan. S -Second OXVL ad campaign begins. Nb Jan. 10 - Football Banquet. Jan. 12- , Paris defeated by Sherman, 35-38. jan. 19-Paris beats Denison, 39-38. jan. 20 -Dime-Dateless Dance. Jan. 23- Exams. MARCH Mar. 1 - Presentation of Honor So- ciety. Mar. 9 - Senior Class Play, Our Miss Brooks. Mar. 11-17-Latin Week. Mar. 15 -A Chorus sings at junior College. Mar. 30 -P. H. S. Band Concert. MAY May 3 - Sophomore picnic. May 4 - Chemistry picnic. May 8 - Biology picnic. May 9-Freshmen Class picnic. May 10-F. H. A. picnic. May 11 - Junior-Senior Prom. May 15 - Senior- Faculty picnic. May 17 -F. H. A. tea. May 24 -Tri-Hi-Y party. May 25 - Class night. May 27 - Commence- ment Sunday. May 28-Final exams. Iune 1 -Graduation. '1 I 'l'l 1 'Z I I' I' FEBRUARY Feb. 5 -Band jackets arrive. Feb. 6- Wildcats defeat the Jackets 47-36, here. Feb. 7 - Bearcats defeat the Wildcats, 53-49 in Sherman. Feb. 9 - Seniors go to Commerce. Feb. 14 - Latin Club party. Feb. 20-Stunt Night. Feb. 22 - Greenville plays Paris. APRIL Apr. 6- Senior Dance. Apr. 13- Drama Workshop Wiener roast. Apr. 14 -J. C. L. Convention. Apr. 20-Hi-Y Dance. Apr. 26--Latin Club picnic. Apr. 27-A Chorus Spring concert. Apr. 28 -Tri-Hi-Y Spring dance. OWL 131 ,... , 132 OWL !!ey Registration Relaxation Classroom Classics Syncopated Swing Fun and Frolic Down Melody Lane In the Groove Songs of Christmas OWL Lyrics Senseless Stunts Medley Spring Song Melodies and Memories Grand Finale 'MAL .J liable un' CMI' ' i I ' Q I . MtCAQl :5 of tA2 june OWL 133 7, , , .Jn egiri frafion l. Look at that big smile Carolyn Maxwell is Wear- 6. Even though this is just routine, everyone is hard ing, she must like her work. at work. 3' Everyone ls Interested m emoumgj' . 7. james Hugh jones is the black sheep among all 3. Our traffic cop of high school, Miss Cram! these Solemn Seniors. 4. Mrs. Booth and jere Wfilliams are in deep Con- , , A I Sulmtion 8. 'lhe Freshmen seem to be in a big hurry to register. 5. Franklin, dont look so unhappy, you're not get- 9. These boys are busy making OLIE their schedules ting too many hooks. for the Coming year. 134 QWL A ,e7i C adfiroom Cfaddicfi 1. 2. 3. Nancy Arnold is about to break the Spanish pinata. Mr. Fuller is talking to these interested Spanish students. Mr. Dempsey explains to Margaret Rogers, Doro- thy Lee, Yvonne jones, and Hetty Smith the osmosis that they study in General Science. 136 OWL 4. jack Brady and Patsy james are busy with a test tube. 5. John Richard Billingsley and Robert Snowden are deeply interested in these sights of Ripley's Be- lieve It or Not. 6. It looks like Mr. Lively had a first year Algebra Class composed of practically all boys. gncoloafec! Swing Myra Jo Morris proudly shows her figurines. These students ricle our school bus every clay driven by Mr. Walker. Ruth Ann Buster and Tillie Urbano are busy in sewing class. We have a celebrity in our midsts-Billy John Avance, a radio star. These shop boys are making a slide for East Paris School. Berry Thomson, jean Weehunr, Berry Jo Clark, and Patsy Caldwell are voting. lr looks like everyone had fun at this Picnic, given annually by the Biology Club. mf ,, QW, 'X n-,nm OWL 137 ll,l'l dnb! EDEC l. Peggy White and Jerry Redus look perfectly at 4. After all the excitement of Western Day, everyone ease on that bale of hay' was in a hurry to get at that FOOD! 2. Boy, look at Martha Temple and Jane Waterman Charleston! 5. Dan Abeles makes a fine Waiter. Here he is serv- 3. These girls at the Tri-Hi-Y slumber party spent their time playing cards instead of sleeping. ing at the Hi-Y Spaghetti Supper. 138 OWL 0l,Ul'l 06ly ofane' The cheer leaders give a yell during one of our pep rallies. Presenting Ruth Ann jackfhfhe Sophomore nozn- inee for OWL Sweetheart. Mellia Robinson is the mistress of ceremony at class night. lX'f.:.y Alice Horne and Peggy Wliite receive their typing awards. 5. 6 v f . w Sr. 9, Here we have our musical director-Mr. Weger. john Huffman and Frank Wrilker also received awards at class night. Mr, Cunningham makes announcements to the student body. These students composed a forum in observance of United Nations Week. The Freshmen give a skit for their OWL Sweet- heart nominee, Mary Ann Graves. OWL 139 01195 of Chrififmad Members of the Latin Club, Harrell Taylor, Barbara Hubbard, and Dorothy Oakes are busy packing Christmas packages to be sent to Europe. Here we find Mr. Cunningham decorating his little Christmas tree. Announcing the Hi-Y Sweetheart-Barbara Ann Lynn. The Tri-Hi-Y oilicers and their dates extend their Christmas greeting to you. Jane Wrrteriiigin presents the Tri-Hi-Y Hero- Bill Dawson, Miss Edmiaston and Miss Crook serve the hungry Sophomores at their annual Christmas party. 95, ivy 31' in mf rtiw tif 'fm 2 W ,J OWL 141 0111! t3l,gl iC5 l. Did anyone ever say that work was fun? 2. Even the OWL Staff seemed surprised at the dedi- cation pages. 3. Mrs. Baize and Mrs. Sluder are admiring the dedi- cation pages. 4. Mr. Justiss gives his hearty approval. 142 OWL 5. This was a night of surprises for the student body. 6. Can you tell by looking what the most popular book at PHS is? 7. The OWL seems to be mighty popular on our front steps. enaekazs Sfunfa l. Cut-cut -the Sophomore Stunt. 6. Bill Tell, Do Tell, Pray Tell ns portrayed by the 2. The 'Window-Viper by the OWL Stall. Spanish Club. 5, The FHA jailbirds. 4. XVe're still laughing over Faculty Foolishnessf' 7. The Tri-Hi-Y football team scores at touchdown 5. lintertninment between stunts by the Ukc Trio. in their stunt. Oli' L 14 V: R janet Maples, Mary Ida Ritchie, and Peggy Miller stop for cokes on the way to Galveston. Miss Donaldson, Miss Wilscnn, Mrs. Gothard, and Betty jackson have been caught eating and drink- ing in the library. Mrs. Gabbert, our school nurse, is pictured at her desk. These three boys are enjoying the snow in Paris. We had our Wiiiter W'onderland, too. 144 OWL 6. 7. 8. 9. Martha Temple and Barbara Ann Lynn are pre- sented as basketball queens by Mr. Gibson. The band jackets have arrived! D. C. Edwards' little boy is helping him around the school. Sandra Staples, Rita Wheeler, Dorothy Lee, and Martha Hickerson are a portion of our Valentine beauties. gf 'ivlsv' ff Q. .- I Pflng Ong One of Mr. Shelton's Agriculture boys, Jerry ing of the signs of the Zodiac. Rheudasil, is shown here with his Angus bull. 5, The Ag boys really Seem to be crowding this Joan Ingram was elected as the 1951 FFA Sweet- tractor. heart' li 6. Wana Kemp gives several students tests for vision. These Agriculture boys are busy farming' 7. Don Huff, Joan Emerson, and Wfilbur Newman Eleanor jones explains to the Latin Club the mean- seem to be very interested in this Driver's Finger Test. OWL 345 Wefoclied and memoried l. A Cafe scene in France-the theme of our 1950 4. The backbone of the Prom-our Junior Sponsors. P . . . . rom 5. Here are two beautiful girls in the beauty spot of 2. Our honored guests-the Senior Sponsors. the Prom, the foyer. 3. Melba and Charlotte are admiring the flowers in 6. It certainly looks like our 1949-50 Senior officers the 'foyer. ure enjoying themselves. 146 OWL rancl jinak R 1 l. Here's a View of the Juniors at their spring picnic. 6. A last year's senior, Nancy Short, proudly receives 2. The Latin Club members wait hungrily in line. 9. Mrs. Sluder serves at the annual Latin Club picnic. 4. Mr. Justiss announces the heads of the '51 OWL Staff on the night of graduation. 5. Bobby jack Greer instructs the juniors. the names. her diploma. 7. Marthanne Hodges gave the 350 Valedictory speech. 8. Each Senior waits anxiously as Mr. Fagg reads QWL 147 .44 148 OWL H i 'Ar' V71 LOYAL nd TRUE cuo lllfi-Z lS1 i?'Y I S amihar peztain We, of the 1951 OWL, here express our thanks to all the advertisers who contributed to our book. Without their co- operation the publication of our OWL would not have been possible. Our friends are among the most civic-minded and leading businessmen in our town. They have all been kind and con- siderate, which has made our task of selling ads fun as well as a business adventure. The OWL Staff is looking forward to later years, in which we will again be associated with the businessmen of Paris. The Pause Thai Refreshes PARIS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 1033 Bonham Street PARIS, TEXAS CWI. 149 A u N 'lJ!!V5,fV, ppf ', , M I I f f 0 1 1 'T , C IL' If!! jf 'Il fx I M' ' I J' I I wwf 5 I, II! If I P :J I' 1 2 ' 0 if f' J 1 1 ! ' if I I I fl f I I , IJ. . ' 'MLN I I I A ' ' 1' ' If farf fke agif ofgauing 150 OWL wifi, flw LIBERTY NAIIUNAI BAN H our .grienvlfy gang v IN PARIS, TEXAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Perkins Bros. Dept. Store George johnson seems to be shopping for a new jacket in Perkins' Men's Department. Per- kins' carries a complete line of clothing for young men of high school and college ages... slacks, jackets, shirts, ties, and all the rest. Bot- any 2 to 22 suits are also carried especially for students. George and other smart young men will continue to buy the top fashions for men in the years to come at Perkins'. Martha Temple, Mary Alice Horne, and Melba Robinson look over the collection of decorative brass in Perkins' Gift Shop. Perkins' features the most complete selection of fine brass in North- east Texas. Later on these girls will probably visit Perkins' Gift Shop again to select the fine China, Silver, and Crystal they'll want to use in their homes. Betty Thomson, Sandra Staples, and Sarah jean Haley find Perkins' Toiletries Shop a pleasant place indeed! They know that at Perkins' they'll find dozens and dozens of famous name perfumes, colognes, and other toiletries needs. Perkins' Toiletries Shop is famous for its Charles of the Ritz Made-to-order face powder, among other things. Perkins' free delivery service is but one of the many extra services offered by Perkins Broth- ers Company in Paris. The picture at right shows Otis King of Perkins' in the modern Chevrolet panel truck used for making the two scheduled daily deliveries at Perkins'. Wise shoppers have their packages delivered free of charge and save time, worry, and energy! OWL l5l TEEN 'FOV' N A CLUB FOR TEEN-AGERS lp ' 70 First S.E. Fine Foods and Courteous Service ROBINSON BROS. GROCERY DEWEY DAVID One Mile East of Junior College W. H. Turner's Engineering Company PLUMBING . . . HEATING l 223 Clarksville Paris, Texas Phone 353 MORRIS KIMBELL Distributor for DIXIE OIL PRODUCTS Paris, Texas Compliments of TEXAS FURNITURE STORE NEW and USED FURNITURE ' R. J. Weaver Frank Weaver T34 First S.W. Phone 904 PHONOGRAPHS and JUKE BOXES Installed on Commission Basis PARIS MUSIC COMPANY Phone 2120 215 Grand Ave. CLEM AMUSEMENT CO. 152 OWL ,D ,I.Iv BRANDED LINE OF FINE MEN'S WEAR It's the Fit and the Feel and F Don't Forget the Eye Appeal at SOLOMON'S MEN'S WEAR Paris,Texas lT'S AIR-CONDITIONED TExAco PRODUCTS E V E R Y B O D Y ' S Service Station Alva Winters and John W. Norton Dependable Service 230 Grand Ave. Phone 295 PALACE BARBER SHOP MILLER STARK BRYANT For Haircuts of Distinction - SEE US! T07 Lamar Avenue PELTZ LUGGAGE SHOP QUALITY SHOE REPAIR T4 Clarksville Street Paris, Texas Compliments of BANK CIGAR STAND First National Bank Building McCLAIN'S T710 Clarksville St. Phone 255 Paris, Texas Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Service ' For Good Eats . . . Drive to the xi 11 l ,xe'.J 1, K U. , V l X XA. VXU1 .K 1. It ,il 5 -411 JCC?xNC5RAT'U.LAT1ONSA,TD ,THE CLASS W, rf, K Il ,IJ I an ,' ' .. I OF1195,1 . N' . , X I 1 ' . ' X ' XS - . HOMERAC. ELLIS 4 .,' 1 L I' l 1 1 1 N. E. T. CAFE 1916 S. Church Highway 24 HARRY L. BAKER Fire, W.S., and Automobile Insurance REAL ESTATE 310 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 817 PARIS SALVAGE CO. SCRAP IRON AND METAL 1425 South Church Phone 2420 B R O O K S ' GIFT SHOPPE Phone 374 118 Lamar 'UI You Like lt. . . K . . . It Likes You ig: I 'L Seven-Up Bottling Co. Paris, Texas , FRANK COUNCIL MARKET We Specialize in White Face Baby Beef 202 N. Main Phone 2470 At School . . . At Home . . . At Play . .. Enioy BOEDEKER Ice Cream 424 Lamar Phone 121 SMITH KIKER Radio Service 3105 Bonham Phone 108 Paris, Texas oo ff I ,ol S' wo RUDY FREIMUTH MOTOR CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 555 Lamar Avenue Telephone 61 BILL'S TIRE Sa BATTERY SERVICE TIRE RECAPPING - VULCANIZING W. F. fBiIl1 Eaglebarger, Prop. ACME and EXIDE Batteries 137 Clarksville Phone 123 Road Service 1 XBLOFI. I N ' s , sl x 2331 LAMAR AVENUE 1 LW 4 3 OWL 153 Homer Walters' Supermarket 235 North Main Independent, home-owned and operated, HOMER WALTERS' SUPERMARKET carries a complete stock of merchandise, together with the choicest of fancy meats. Patsy Holcombe, Marie Maysey, Donald Sain, and Geron Davis seem to like the frozen vegetables. Honey Krust Bakery 112 Lamar Paris, Texas Bread, Pies, Cakes, Rolls Special Orders for Special Occasionr Owner, W. N. Guthrie Phone 481 Cannon Printing Co. 101 Lamar When you see CANNON, think of Printing, when you think of Printing, see CANNON. This is the popular slogan for our shop, but wait...not only do' we have printing, but a Complete stock of Office Supplies, Personal Sta- tionery, Hallmark Greeting Cards, and School Supplies. Kathryn Hall, Ann Condray, and Frances West select their school supplies. This is, indeed, a familiar place to most P.H.S. stu- dents whom we gladly serve. Steel-A-Bite Cafe 38 Clarksville Lunch time finds many P.H.S. students at the STEEL-A-BITE CAFE. We feature prompt and efficient service. Myra Hill, Elizabeth Hall, Joyce Steel, and Shirley james have enjoyed a tasty lunch. 154 OWL ,'S ,jr A, I 1 I lx ff flxf ' ' r ' ,r '0',,!I',' ,- ,f' '. if ' f DRINK A BITE To EAT D r i n k DR. PEPPER GOOD FOR LIFE AT IO, 2 8 4 O'CLOCK FAITH'S BEAUTY STUDIO Second Floor, Perkins Bros. Company Telephone 2424 Paris, Texas PARIS AUTOMATIC GAS CO. PROPANE and BUTANE G and YSTEMS fZp4JEvfMyQ CEO' GRAY1 GARAGE , I Experience Sells lfself CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING 2303 Bonham Phone 767 PARIS, TEXAS COTHRAN'S GARAGE Operafeol by Edwin Cofhran 22 Third S.W. Phone 2759 Paris, Texas FRANKLIN'S Smarf Apparel for Women 28 West Plaza PHONE 278 In Paris, lf's The THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY MASTER CLEANERS JKN' ' Phones 21 and 22 E35 Clarksville One Call Does AII GASTON'S WATCH SHOP EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK, AND JEWELRY REPAIRING We Buy Old Gold We Trade for Anything of Value 9 West Houston ST. Paris, Texas Complimenfs of LEIGHTON CORNETT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Paris, Texas FRY LUMBER C0 See FRY Before You BUY Thirtieth S.W. at Bonham ST. PHONE 624 See Fry Before You Buy Z ,Liv I 7 1 lx 1 -41. x lf! S'bWL 1 55 R3-'ac The Collegiate Shoppe Headquarters for the high school girls who would like to acquire that collegiate look. The girls in this picture - Martha Temple, Ann Con- dray, and Carolyn Maxwell-are admiring Marion McCoy original wool jersey with chiffon over- skirt. Smart clothes to fit all the teen-age needs may be found at the COLLEGIATE SHOPPE. 'PMA lj A- J F. Staples Jewelry Store 6 Clarksville STAPLES has long been a favorite shopping place for the finest in silver, china, and crystal. Margaret Rogers and Peggy White are all atten- tive as Mrs. Burroughs shows them one of their many fine pieces of silver. Williams' Sporting Goods 135 Lamar WILLIAMS' SPORTING GOODS has toys, games, and sporting equipment of all kinds. Whether you play football or Croquet, you will find everything you need at this long-established firm. John Dickson, Bill Ellis, Bobby jack Greer, and Kenneth Humphreys are choosing their sports equipment. I-Iuey's Mr. Huey is shown at left taking one of his numerous favorite pictures. Here he is taking a picture of our Drum Major, Sandra Staples. For efficient service and a preservation of yourself that you will long cherish, just call 1546! 156 OWL CORNER D R U G STORE For the best in fountain A A E service and toiletries, visit fl i ' ,If l CIE C EAM I I . l i , jul ASK Pole TO'DAY'S SPECIAL! J 1 ' ' J-:L s Qi .fi 1' A th e c o R N E R D R u G , Y ...A S T O R E . ' l We feature Bonne Bell,-Riihard Hudnut and Helen Ayres. Edna xfalrle Young and Carolyn Maxwell arplllshown inspecting the latest creationsflby Bonne Bell. We also feature two-:lar delivery service. Call us for prompt and efficient service. I f' Say lt With Flowers FLQRlSTljELEGRAPH DELIVERY j Flpxers for,All Occasiops GOREE GREENH SES hw , Phones 338 and 825 'J Paris, Texas fl LH Ti I ,lx M. qf'LADDEN f Wholesale , ndy, Gum, Cigars and Blue Horse School Supplies 42 Twenty- llth!N.W. Paris, Texas X L PHONE Wuus 633 E HICNNAN INSURANCE AGENCY a .l.r.iucxuAu 'WS unlcxunn H 81 M GROCERY AND MARKET Best in Fruits, Vegetables and Meats 1544 East Polk St. Phone T485 Paris, Texas lf H' R 'Lcrnkouskfs Upholstery Shop L 1 Upholstering - Cushions Rebuilt General Repair X HT5 E. Houston Phone T14 WATERMAN'S MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS 121 Lamar Avenue Telephone 40 TEXAS OPTICAL DR. LEON HOFFMAN DR. BRUCE L. SANDERS Optometrists 40 N. Main Paris, Texas For Better Cleaning GRAND CLEANERS R. L. GARNER, Owner 205 Grand Ave. Phone 90 OWL 157 INSURANCE 9l- INSURANCE and BONDS 204 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE NO.2 158 OWL CAMPBELL ICE CREAM CO. X-TRA RICH Paris, Texas Phone 209 STELLROSE BEAUTY SHOP TO ENHANCE YOUR BEAUTY Phone 1840 Junior College Circle E . L . E A T O N GENERAL CONTRACTOR ,. MILLWORK and SUPPLY 136 West Price ST. Phone 59 L X HORN AND SON GROCERY AND MARKET For Good Things To Eat T241 Cedar Street IMPERIAL CAFE GOOD SOLID FOOD 115 Grand Avenue 4 We're Open All Night X, -X-,ff-' Q 5 .. I I . N ' J!-L N Complefe Line of SCHOOL sqppues 'X O A --.....-. - F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. EVANS' STUDIO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Phone T106 20 Clarksville S1 mf, f-,We T 7091 MZEX JM Jef-55, ?A'hcQM iz P'H.S. A,,.,,,WV1, - MP1 ST NATIQNAL M f33w1U?Ml2..M.L.,BANK021LQ,Mp.QSF Ure-M' gal mg LM. ,,,..,.,i 'Vi' vgww TW-of ?'aris Jaw! Q- -21-lll,v '-1f '1fN1TED sTATEs DEPOSITORY Vu-WJ wha. 94051 df-lv-Jf '.' fd: og ,6,,,gQ, QMJQWQW. A LW.. gem Lfwlrg Nt Sixty-four Years of Faithful Service 'Af' ,AJ-v-v-J , LK 8 09, W. W QA-2-U WALL l,X,,7,7,,,.,,..,.,, ,Par1s, Texas fl.:-S ef v CSX ' ow1.'1se 704-Q'?'d'? at Cox Furniture Co. Bobby jack Greer, Ida Boswell, Ann Markham, Nancy Crow, and Jane Waterman are dreaming of their Hot-Point electric kitchen of their futures. Bobby Jack seems to be enjoying the easy comfortable chairs at COX,S. Roberts' Jewelers Phone 380 North S. Plaza ROBERTS'-Paris' Finer! Iewelerx--head- quarters for a large selection of silver, jewelry, watches, Feature-Lock rings, china, crystal, and giftware. Here Joyce Walker and Roy Mason are inspecting our fine silver. Dairyette A favorite meeting place for the P.H.S. stu- dents is the DAIRYETTE, convenient at its new location. Delicious ice cream, Jumbo Malts, and Yummy Dogs are enjoyed by all the crowd. Visit us for prompt and efficient service. The Paris News 122 Lamar Here you see some of THE PARIS NEWS' Little Merchantsn folding their papers, getting ready to deliver them to their customers. THE PARIS NEWS is genuinely proud of these fine boys. Many men high in the business and pro- fessional world today gained valuable experience by delivering and collecting for THE PARIS NEWS. All our Little Merchants join the News in offering congratulations to Paris High stu- dents and faculty. 160 OWL v HOWARD'S FOOD STORE GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS Shop at Your Friendly Neighborhood Grocer 1634 Clarksville Phone 1152 Alexander Bicycle Repair We Repair All Bicycles, Tricycles, Motorbikes and Small Gas Engines WHIZZER HEADQUARTERS 17 Second S.W. GRAND AUTO PARTS CO. WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Paris, Texas 310 Grand Ave. Telephone 846 O'Dea's Top 81 Trim Shop TAILORED SEATCOVERING Phone 2881 201 Third S.E. Paris, Texas ALFRED M. LINDSEY CHIROPRACTOR 341 E. Houston St. Phone 2029 Buy Your NEW and USED RECORDS at CITY MUSIC COMPANY 308 Bonham Phone 1964 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '51 MOORE 81 MOORE LAWYERS L. A. LOWREY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 JOE HILLHOUSE GROCERY FOOD. . . FEED . . .SEED 116 West Austin Phone 823 A Complete, Modern, Up-to-Date Title Plant ABSTRACTS - TITLE SERVICE JOHNSON TITLE COMPANY Paris, Texas R. G. WALKER 81 SON MEAT MARKET Best of Home-Killed Meats and Barbecue 1200 Bonham St. Phone 495 OWL 161 PAINTS ENAMELS VARNIS HE S 1912 1951 Phillis Campbell and Barbara Walker seem proud fo display the fypewrifers and books and other school supplies to be found af A L E X A N D E R B 0 0 K C U M P A N Y 123 South Main Street fi ?5,-3151!-f11,, AUTHORIZED gszeggem, !! 162 OWL THIS 1951 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL OWL IS CHERISHED BY 7 -.-L 7 AQ- 'T .Z ' I , T W An ,...f,,f - YWJW ,,-,,,,,,,,f,4-: ,',L?,, , C. - I. and I would like tp keep it for life, because it contains memories of my days at good old P. H. S. I'm not sure of my future addresses, so if I should lose this Book, please return it to AYRES' in Paris, Texas, for a reward in Good Quality Merchandise. . I , They will locate me, and see that I will own my OWL once ogain, K, 'X Thank yqtrf' 'X 1 ,,f1,f CO Jjfffff! J, f ' Zo' ' if is off, aff 'I 'N f ,, ff ' ,ff : ' 4 'ft' 6.1! If Z ' , 4 4 ' J MR. and MRS. FLOYD E. JoHNsoN WILL H. LIGHTFQOT ! ' I- lff . I A ll!! 411. ,fl - 'dr I fl!! I LAWRENCE HOTEL A R c H I T E Q T' I A fy, yr l x,i J, . ff 'L I . fffj Mfiff' LN I 1 2 I For Progress in Lamar County Farms, D - - ' ,,.-z X avid E. Rainey Company X11--'I Gardens, and Livestock INSURANCE NoRTH TEXAS suPPl.Y co. ,,W,,e,, You Lose We ,W RAYBURN BELL, Owner 5I2 First National Bank Building l T617 North Main Phone 3456 PARIS, TEXAS HoLLJs sRo1HERs f SUPERIOR SHOE REPAIRING I H JM? l Xxx f 204 West Price POVIS, TGXCIS BILL INGRA GARAGE T604 N. Main St. Phone 674 OWL 163 Famous Shoe Store 11 East Side Plaza Here you will find shoes and bags to fit every occasion. To set off a new dress or coat you will need beautiful new shoes and bags, and when you do, think of FAMOUS. Come in, one and all, from tiny tots up, and let us fit your need. Fol- low the example of Margaret Young, Patsy Hol- combe, and Ida Lou Berly. Dixon's G. E. Appliances Some future brides currently attending Paris High School are shown looking at all the new G.E. Radios and other electrical appliances to be found at DIXON'S modern store located at 25 Lamar Avenue. Ida Berly, Patsy Holcombe, and Joyce Steele agree that you can buy appliances, ranges, furniture, linoleum, in fact everything for the home at DIXON'S on easy budget terms. Bills' Furniture Co. 329 lst S. W. We give you the highest quality at the lowest possible prices. We specialize in new and used furniture. Here, Sarah Bills, Frances West, and Wanda Clemens agree that for the best in fur- niture values, visit DAN BILLS' first. Harold Hodges 112 S. Main For insurance of every kind, visit HAROLD HODGES, who says, If it can be written, I can write it. 164 OWL ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CO. TIRES, TUBES, and BATTERIES A. L. Brown, Agent Patronize Cities Service Stations MR. and MRS. GRANT WHITE PARIS INN Rooms TEXAS CLEANERS MILLARD WILLIAMS, Owner Phone 727 301 Pine Bluff SWAIM PRINTING COMPANY Everything for the Office 127 Lamar Avenue PARIS, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 EDWARD JENKINS HINKLE LUMBER COMPANY Has Supplied the Best Lumber and Buildings for Over 50 Years Phone 301 Houston and Third Sts. ALVIE BURNS MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION 402 Lamar Avenue Phone 9602 Paris, Texas STALLINGS' NURSERY SERVICE Donald N. Stallings General Nursery Stock - Landscape Service Phone 2716 Paris, Texas PRICE 81 MACKEY INSURANCE - AUTO LOANS 13 West Houston Street Phone 896 Weehunt Roofing Company Asphalt and Asbestos Roofing Asbestos Siding 641 E. Washington Paris, Texas Notary Public Investments FEW 81 ANDERSON REAL ESTATE Rentals, Farm and City Loans Paris, Texas Phone 304 Log Cabin Barber Shop 1051 Pine Bluff ROY BLEVINS OWL 165 - -v.,-.-Y fmabkwwbwyy, Ja! ww G g d C g I 51 Class f FURJEY PRINTING CU. ' price S130 paris, Texas Jffeywulw fwey ffwJ7amb..wL,, Jar -vbunllb lb .1-2'-fv-fi , Hmmm . JJ?ff5VfL vfgfwu gfwffcf fwwuef - JM ,mini Aw . fffbwwp BETTENCOURT 81 HASSELMEI A. Beftencourt O. J. Hasselmeier PLUMBING - HEATING - REPAIRING 1432 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas John Shiver Service Station OYUL, er joigfwnlki T eph ne 11 or 254 PARIS, TEXAS RAY WALTERS 1121 N, Main TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone 9559 207 South Main Phone 442 1 . ith 0- eu.-ul My Kvbfufy-7 9-QW-P ,a-f-1-QL 62. . jCongrafulafions fo TW? OWL? jtkbuxlwr ,wp 54,44-wf 4'-40'-1 554 been , Ajxb Z 1 and Paris High School ' d it af 46,1 777 U-L. o'J VK! ' from the A Zi' M . K i' S zf Q, ,wwf FACTORY OF PARIS W . ,gl D MANUFACTURERS OF VEGETABLE NCRATES '-, AND BRUCE BOXES f HOUSE of BEAUTY Phone 212 116 Clarksville CHAS. DELPHENIS FOOD STORE 324 Twentieth S.E. Phone 64 M 0 D E O ' D A Y DRESSES - LINGERIE BLOUSES - HOSIERY 9 East Plaza Phone 435 Paris, Texas PARIS FLOOR COVERING Fred LyHon's 214 Bonham Phone 664 All Types of Floor Covering CWI. 167 Span g1er's West Side Plaza In the spring . . . or at Christmas-time, too, a young lady's thoughts turn to various things ...including china. Helen Nash and Sarah Mal- lory are all attention as Mr. Spangler shows a new pattern. Ben Smith Motor Co. 227 Clarksville At left, james Parks inspects the new 1951 Studebaker and agrees with Mr. Smith when he says, l'The all-new 1951 Studebaker has the New Look. C 86 C Drug Store 1709 Clarksville Meet me at the C 8: C DRUG STORE. That's all you need to say. Delicious Borden's Ice Cream is our specialty. Fountain service and wholesome lunches. Jesse Thrasher's When you think of Automobile Parts think of jesse Thrasher's Auto Supply. Some of the most prominent lines are carried by JESSE THRASH- ER- The Ramco Piston Ring and Expander line . . . the Sherwin-Williains Paint line . . . the dozens of other lines that you will certainly be interested in. Phone 144. 168 OWL Mlg3pWx 1 xaco f Fi Wj HQ, Q-X QAM. w. s. HA oc 1, fibu W!j U? ik, ,Q . ' L ' .' Lf!! sg... X 2 .. ., 4: y L Y 1 .rv ' C mpliments of A I 1' 1 - E PRINATIS E. ELLIS I f , D ,I MO ft 1 JC STATION 608 First National Bank Building Paris, Texas GENERAL AGENT Ordinary Agency Department Op -' 1 H urs a Day U S. I ' s ncl mble Products W ng, Lubrication, and Vulcanizing American Nqfionql Insurance Company Passenger Car, Truck, and Tractor Tires Galveston, Texas GLASS MOTOR COMPANY L A M A R G R 0 C E R Y l PACKARD and WILLYS JEEP 1528 Lamar Avenue Dealer 221 Bonham PHONE 444 304 N. Main St. Phone 472 PETE HUMPHRIES COMPANY The People's Friend SAM H. FREEMAN, President WHOLESALE - RETAIL Established 1898 Over 50 Years of Progress with Paris OWL 169 FAIRVIEW DAIRY FARM PASTEURIZED DAIRY Compliments of DAN McKIN N EY PRODUCTS CO A ' NGR TULAIIONS TO CLASS DE SOTO PLYMOUTH OF 1951 M.D.MISSo HUGH PALMER Building Contractor MOTOR CO. x ' 'E Greetings an Congratulations to '5I Class Q from f, A X X U ' I . Xu JSI X .V X WEISS Distributor N . I Q MTI-IAS GOOD GULF GASOLINEH xv K , lznlj If l iff Y JA A X A ,X an fi I GULFXERIDE MOTOR OILS will li I X - A A X I BIRELEY'S FRUIT DRINKS CONGRATULATIONS, 1- H E M E L Q p Y 5 H Q p Paris High School Students! J E A N - A N N ' S 26 Clarksville Paris, Texas LAMAR NEWS STAND and CONFECTIONERY MAGAZINES and coNFEcTIoNs RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Accessories 27 Lamar Phone 2765 PARIS VETERINARY CLINIC Dr. J. W. McCoy Dr. Turney McCoy GENERAL PRACTICE 2105 North Main Phone 2281 ,MW NORMEN1- gt BROAD CHEVROLET . . . CADILLAC Sales and Service L A M A R CHEVROLET COMPANY E. D. Norment - Edmond Castleberry Liberty National Bank Bldg. 'II5 S. Main Phone 62 BOYERS BROTHERS Printing SinceI904 COOK JEWELRY COMPANY East Side Plaza Quality Jewelry, Reasonably Priced ELGIN, BULOVA, HAMILTON and LONGINES WATCHES - VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT Office Supplies, Columbia Typewriter Ribbons and Carbons - Rubber Stamps Phone 48 41 First sneer Nw. Low, Wm ,ns,,ec,o, I 1 Congmtulations to the J my , ff'-r-2 C L A s s o F 1 9 5 1 'WW - . 7!,,,,QWQWf from O ,LW MLW A Qwwof 5,f9,,,,.,s Cummer-C-ralwam Company Manufacturers of CRATES AND BASKETS USED FOR SHIPMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Plants at PARIS. . . MINEOLA . . . BEAUMONT . . . LONGVIEW THF A U TOQUIP CAVINESS FILLING STATION CO' Most MODERN EQUIPMENT I222 SOUTH Mein Sf- Factory-Trained Mechanics Ph 424 Johnson Sea Horse Motors Century Boats one I TINNIN S SHOE STORE CONGRATULATIONS HOME OF GOOD SHOES To the Class of '5'I For Men and Women East Side Plaza FRANK D. WEAR We Give 'Em Fits ., OWL 171 Holsum Bread Ann Condray, Janet Maples, and Helen Nash agree that If It's Holsum. .. It's Got to Be Good '95 av-2-U HOLE H54 Nelson Furniture Co. lll Lamar Ave. Phone 387 Nelson Furniture Co. features the highest quality merchandise at the lowest prices. Being shown the popular Kroehler living room suite are M. M. McLemore and janet Maples. Choose the right style and color for each room of your home and feather your nest with a little down at NELSON'S. The Owl Drug Store 1504 North Main The OWL DRUG STORE, owned and oper- ated by F. L. and A. H. McKnight, seems to be a favorite stopping place for the crowd. They always find their way here after football games, shows, or dates for that super curb service. Here you see Joyce Fulfer, Mary jo Christian, and Carolyn Maxwell enjoying The Pause That Refresher Paris Electric Service Complete Electric Service Briggs-Stratton Engines Sales and Service 305 First S. W. Phone 606 l72 OVJL Dress Well and Succeed Complete Home Furnishings 346-370 Bonham Sf. Phone 274 PARIS TEXAS EN 's Congratulations and Best Wishes USED CARS from Buy with Confidence from MOEOI' Cllfflpany 521 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas . . I , . , A M A KIN JR DEAN AIKIN One Block East of Hugh School .I . E . C O N D R A Y General Plumbing Contractor 130 Third S.W. Phone 580 Radio and Television Sales and Service PARIS RADIO SERVICE Telephone 159 . . . Bill Floyd 123 Lamar Paris, Texas CRAWFORD SERVICE STATION 208 South Main Phone 682 Paris, Texas R. J. MURPHY DRUGGIST South Side Square Phones 50-51 PARIS, TEXAS BILL MUSGROVE BIG COUNTRY STORE A Home-Owned Institution with Smiling, Friendly Service for Paris and Surrounding Communities Ask Anyone We Know BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES of the CLASS OF '51 ROGERS-WADE MANUFACTURING CO. That Good Furnitzn'e O'WL. 173 174 OWL THE EAT-A-BITE CAFE It May Be Small, But If Serves 1 I 1' 2 Y The Besl of All 1 .I s zo 'I5 First S.E. Paris, Texas T. D. WELLS LAWYER Congrafulafions Io Ille Class of '5'l from HAROLD SLUSHER 81 SON THE THINKING FELLOW RIDES A YELLOW YELLOW CAB COMPANY SERVICE STATION 207 Clarksville I JOE SKIDMORE 81 SON, Owners ,HFT V A- ., ,-Qfg nQZav- 7'Ya-1i7'.4,q Q L C04-Aka!! R441 ff-4,g,,4-'LU GLADIQLA Fljgiirfs. W4 f-I-...J GLADIQLA Meal We-fd GLADICLA Baking Powder SUNGLO Mixed Feeds GLADIOLA Flour Mixes Cattle Biscuit Dairy Hot Roll Poultry White Cake Horse and Mule Rabbit Devil's Food Cake Corn Muttin Quail and Pheasant Pie Crust JONES PAINT STORE Roscoe F. JoNEs, owner HARRY T. LAWLER Pittsburgh Paints Fine Wallpaper Artists, Supplies AUTOMOBILES LOANS Venetian Blinds and Sundries 20 West Price St. Phone 740 122 Grand Avenue Phone 229 .I 81 S SERVICENTER Greetings and Congratulations 24-Hour Service Fast Road Service - Call For and Delivery To the Class of 1951 Auto Parts - Accessories Tires - Batteries Recharging One-Stop Service Station 548 Lamar phone 2750 306 Clarksville Phone 135 OWL 175 J. C. Penney West Side Plaza Phone 1015 PFNNEYS is high among the leading depart- ment stores of Paris. Here you will find good merchandise at moderate prices. Dorothy Mead- lin, Marie Maysey, and Joyce Fulfer are inspect- ing PENNEY'S well-stocked ready-to-wear de- partment. Come in and shop the thrifty way at PENNEY'S. Howerton Motor Co. 222 Clarksville St. Shown from the left are Charlotte Stephens, Mary Alice Horne, and Peggy White in a 1950 Ford. A Ford is The Car of the Year. Bring your Ford back home to the HOWERTON MGTOR CO. where they have skilled and fac- tory-trained mechanics using the latest type of equipment to service your car. They always use Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories, which are zmzrle right and last longer. They also have 24- hour Wrecker Service. Nash Produce Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Thomson's Hardware 138 lst S. W. Phone 2162 We specialize in all kinds of hardware. From screwdrivers to saddles, we have equipment for home, yard, and play. Come in and look around or call 2162. jack Brady and Jimmy Collier are inspecting our fine linoleum rugs. 176 OWL I I ' 3 IKPLT KUYKENDALL'S 1170 Bonham Paris, Texas REAVES DRIVE-IN CAFE 329 N. Main Phone 9527 Meet Your Friends at Reaves CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 M. F. WISE FINIS WHITE SERVICE STATION 233 South Main PHONE 9580 TRIANGLE ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 311 Liberty National Bank Bldg. EMORY C. SMITH Telephone 2834 Paris, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1951 PARIS MILLING COMPANY Whifeway Grocery 8. Market' Congratulafes the Class of '51 753 North Main Phone 876 Go to your SINGER SEWING CENTER FOR CUSTOM MADE BELTS BUTTONS, and BUTTON HOLES and SINGER VACUUM CLEANERS 36 Clarksville St. Phone 302 JOHNSON WELDING 84 MACHINE SHOP Ornamental Iron Work Radiator Repair BILLY JOHNSON, Proprietor Your Good Will ls Our Big Aim 265 First S.E. Phone 1202 OWL 177 if 1 'V if .J I JY' gif! mzlii ,Alt W ',l , .' qi, N uf iff? rl! A 7,7 7. s 'f ' ' ' 'Y Ju' 7 , , V , . My ' THE HOME OF ROYAL CROWN 'N 1Oii f RUUHL rnouln Ofjfvf ' Q VBNTIJHG CUIHPHIIU JN. J O-Off Q1 L 178 OWL CONGRATULATIONS To the I Class of 1951 If ' ' I XT' TEXAS POWER and LIGHT COMPANY JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO. 37 Clarksville Street Phone 71 Paris, Texas HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING S. C. QBUCIJ Johnson, Owner JOE KING SERVICE STATION and SPORTING GOODS 559 Lamar PARIS, TEXAS HOLLYWOOD SHOP Where Everyone Shops I ' ' With Confidence I I' 1 ,. '-' 1 ' x PARIS, TEXAS x' 'N A .-- - , slvou-GRAVE umm comfy' 74 Years of Qualify Building Service Phone 68 534 Clarksville COLLEGE FOOD MARKET Open Seven Days a Week 24th and Clarksville Sts. LEON MOSS C L A U D E M 0 O R E USED CARS With Miles of Un-Used Miles 328 N. Main St. Paris, Texas Phone 2 866 OWL 179 Piggly Wiggly 425 ci it 'll af SV1 C 'Paris' Most Mocie1'n Food Store, PIGGLY- WIGGLY, a nationally known food store liked by all who are acquainted with its efficient serv- ice, adds to its wide appeal by furnishing you a large parking space. Shopping is easy when done in a roomy, sparklingly clean, air-conditioned building such as the Paris PIGGLY-WIGGLY manager maintains. Paris High students enjoy the delicacies at this friendly store. The Cut-Rate Drug Store 218 Bonham Street The CUT-RATE DRUG STORE has one of the most completely stocked camera stores in Paris. Being shown one of the latest flash attrac- tions are Jimmy Collier and Bobby Craven. The employees here are always ready and willing to help you select the type you will enjoy the most. Come in and see us first for lowest prices and best buys. Snack Shop 33 North Main We invite you to eat and see for yourself our food and service intended for your comfort and enjoyment. We think our food is good, but we had rather have you know than just hear. Feel at home with home-cooked food. Our pies and hamburgers are our specialty. See for yourself. We try to please by fast service. Ideal Baking Company 306 Clarksville THE IDEAL BAKING COMPANY, Largest and Finest Baleeffy in N ortbeast Texas, provides the fresh bread every day which is Ideal for Every Meal. Mr. Gene Hartwell seems to be proud to display these IDEAL loaves. l8U OWL STRIPLAND Refrigeration Service Hayden Stripland Serving Norlheasl Texas, Soufheasf Oklahoma PARIS, TEXAS 2320 W. Kaufman St. Phone 82 Phones 82 or 1560W - Day or Night CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 and , ,' FUTURE GRADUATES .- Nr 5. + as. H. KRESS s. co. REEVES CHUCK WAGON We Never Close 16 Clarksville Phone 9538 TEMPLE LUMBER COMPANY A Texas Organization MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS of QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Since 1881 T. T. KEELER, Manager FAIN'S COFFEE SHOP Special Food and Fasf Service for PHS Sfuclenls MEXICAN FOOD A SPECIALTY 22 Clarksville ST. - Paris, Texas - Phone 9618 JOHN SCARBOROUGH TRACTOR COMPANY FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN EQUIPMENT Paris, Texas For Air-Conditioned ICE REFRIGERATORS SOUTHERN ICE COMPANY Paris, Texas Phone 291 67,-,7 A-L71-41 .f 4, rn:-rr-MZ - Z-my Jah! .bv-07 I 34144 2 X fanny C ourfesy of SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL CO. P A R I S' VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY Cus1om Made Blinds Factory Prices 1458 N. Main Sf. Phone 98 Paris, Texas Congrafulafion fo fhe Class of '51 W. B. RICHARDS WESTERN AUTO STORE 250 FIRST S.W. Everything for the Car and Home OWL 181 .9116 PAT Rebus 55 SHOP Case and Humble Dealer MAI' 90.2 South Highway Phone 421 97444 PARIS CLEANERS 311 First S.W. Phone 745 QUALITY CLEANING and PRESSING Paris, Texas 200k to 2596 Discount for Cash and Carry MODERN CLEANERS We Please Particular People Delivery Service Six Days a Week 20 Twelfth S.W. Phone 381 -.1-1--'- '3:5-z'f,'Zj'- - E . f -.- 4-'- .nn .rf-1-3:25:35-5:j,.: . . -:2:rEE1E-I ' Wfzgrr 553457 ?'f Q35 ,fg5E32?Qi5?3ifi?1 A.ii?1f.r 'Q '15 w..-'f -A A ' 'Q 'ir 1 . 1-:iz 1 . J imifiiirf N U -cgiziau, , .,..- I : , , , tw-.1r:.!.,., ,, 4' I .j:,'-11.552-, , ' I 11.521-iii '11 ,Q , r. r me - gf -:gf H 'Auf ' , df' .. f i,'Ii5,.l f L ' S - .-:.SIff,'x-an i Ir W , ' ,. . .hi Member Congratulations to Each and Every of the Class of 1951 Ulwlwpuy, J Bette ' fn. r Furniture Mrs. E. R. Lee Grocery 8. Mkt. Free Delivery Service Phone 1145 504 Tenth N.E. Paris, Texas Place Your Fire and Automobile Insurance Where Ycur Premium Earns a Dividend J. B. HARVILI. Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Plaza Bldg. Paris, Texas Phone 824 182 OW1.. FRED KIRBY 181- Phone -181 RED STAR CAB 20 N.W. First St. - Behind Plaza Theatre Quick, Dependable Service Two-Way F-M Radio Equipped J. W. HORN TIN SHOP ALL TYPES OF SHEET METAL WORK 230 Second St. S.W. Phone 1030 Paris, Texas Thompson 8: Morris Grocery and Market 847 E. Hearon Phone 9520 For Prompt Delivery Patronize Your Independent Grocer We Serve to Serve Again aoonyh n , j, ., ,L . SERVICE STORES 138 Lamar Phone 120 Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 JOHN J. CRAIN Service and Satisfaction BLAIR'S IDEAL LAUNDRY Laundry and Dry Cleaning 32 - Phone - 33 BALDWIN PIANOS and Used Pianos C. L. TAYLOR MUSIC STORE Paris, Texas Phone 2056 108 N. Main Across from Courthouse DE WEESE, PROCK 81 WILSON GENERAL INSURANCE Established in 1892 609-610 First National Bank Building Phone 257 PARIS FINANCE COMPANY IO Solomon Building PHONE 226 McLELLAN'S STORES CO. w. w. BILLS w. E. sms THE MIDGET CABINET SHOP Furniture Built to Order -- Wood Carving Repairing, Refinishing, and Upholstering 233 Eighteenth N.W. Paris, Texas Congratulations to the CLASS of 1951 l Flkllllltlmriiiol J. J. COLEMAN Secretary-Treasurer i SECRETARY -TREASURER'S Plaza Building 38 First St. N.W. lfgosnni Liungginn Loi-i s OWL 183 Watson's Convalescent Home 436 South Church Modern brick building. Air-conditioned, steam heated. Modern and special equipment. Care for aged, invalid, ambulating, and bedfast patients. Mrs. G. W. Watson, Owner and Manager Beasley-Vaughan Drug Your prescriptions will be filled promptly and accurately when you bring them to us. We fea- ture Sheaffer's and Parker's fountain pens and pencilsg Nunnally's and King's chocolates, Du- Barry and Harriett Hubbard Ayer's toiletries. First Federal Savings and Loan Association Current Dividends ZMW This institution is well known by Faculty Members, Students, and Townspeople. The First Federal Savings and Loan offers Courteous Finan- cial Service to All. Nauman Greenhouses 1811 Pine Bluff Eleanor jones, Terry Kay Haynes, Margaret Rogers, and Charlotte Stephens all agree with Mrs. Schlaudroff when they say: It has long been a duty To enhance your date's beauty By sending ber corsages gay. Sloe won't need a flower To increase ber cloarmlv power, But send one along anyway. l84 OWL The Key to Better Living and Greater Savings McDoweII's Service Station 564 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas William Key Electric Company 24-Hour service Phone 9522 NORGE . . MAYTAG . . CARRIER. . R.C.A. 117 S. Main Phone 2418 Retail Credit Association, Inc. The Credit Bureau of Paris Credit Never Abused - ls Never Refused SPEAS COMPANY fx, largest Manufacturers in America Furnishing All Grades of Pure Vinegars Twenty-five Factories Strategically Located from Coast to Coast Main Oftices: Southern Division, Paris, Texas cf, S Complete Shoe Repair Service O. K. SHOE SHOP 131 Lamar Avenue Paris, - --------- Texas TlNNlN'S SHOE STORE Home of Good Shoes for Men and Women East Side Plaza We Give 'Em Fits Compliments of GIBRALTAR HOTEL OWL 185 136 OWL Affw HOMDGE-AIMAQAE-EY 1 l4'famin - D MILK 5. ons -u ' QUART lil W' -an l CREAMERY Q7 il P3R'l'l1:LTlE'5ED .illillrw HOMOGENIZED lllllllllilllllll vlnmm ' D vITlW 'l 1-w ,1:.1am ' V, WW .. Congratulations! TEXAS BEAUTY SHOP Texas Hotel Bldg. Phone 862 THOMAS B. STEELY Fine Duplicating and Photo Copying 125 First Sl. N.W. STELLROSE CLEANERS Phone 1165 HARVEY COLLIER, Owner 2101 Lamar Avenue Free Delivery Service SECREST FOOD STORE North of Market Square Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Phone 9 - Free Delivery 262 First St. Paris, Texas Williamson Electric Supply Co. CROSLEY - BENDIX - SUNBEAM APPLIANCES 11 Second N.E. St. Phone 87 EAT AND DRINK Ar... N O B L E S 17 Second N.E. CLOSEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL THE INDEPENDENT ICE CO. Service by Independent Dealers 101 Second St. N.W. Phone 26 MCCONNELL SERVICE STATION 2722 Bonham Street Phone 9522 Paris, Texas S A M M C H A M SERVICE STATION Phillips66 Phone 9584 1700 Bonham CLYDE PARHAM LUMBER COMPANY gulf' 'wif fl , .1 X 'ij ii i 1.0 :mens 0 fy? '71 7 if My ,JJ , - WI H ND soN WM 'Vi fyer fQ l't H I x ,ff L1 j 5 0 Htl Z ji 071285 -1 qv lv Best Wishes from fhe .f ' J ,J f UU Members of Lamar County Chiropractic Society Alfred M. Lindsey, D.C. Jack E. Mackey, D.C. M. B. Mccoy, uc. .I. F. Pruett, D.C. H. Lindsay Wright, D.C. KEMP SERVICE STATION l GULF PRODUCTS 1626 Lamar Phone 9563 RAY MORSE AUTO SERVICE Wheel Balancing - Fender and Body Work Convertible Tops - Seal Covers 139 Grand Avenue Phone 803 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. Austin Hefflefinger, Jobber Phill-Up with Phillips 66 Phone 172 Paris, Texas OWL 187 Flight 50 Restaurant For that delectable flavor of good, hearty eat- ing, unsurpassed by the best of chefs-itis the FLIGHT 50, Paris' newest and finest restaurant. We feature the best in Mexican and American food. The owner, Mrs. Charles Kidd, says she is always glad to have us kids drop in. The American Legion The Brown-Guest Post No. 30 of the AMERI- CAN LEGION is an asset to our community. We of Paris High salute you, as demonstrated by Majorettes Martha Temple, Rita Wheeler, Drum Major Sandra Staples, Melba Robinson, and Anita King. Terrell and Son Phone 187 2101 N. Main For farm equipment to ht any need, come to TERRELL AND SON. M. M. McLemore and Mr. Terrell show this new john Deere tractor. The Paris City Bus The PARIS CITY BUS serves P.H.S. students by giving speedy transportation to and from school. They also offer the added courtesy of bus tickets to be purchased from the bus drivers and at their office. Parents never worry when they know that their children are riding a safe PARIS CITY BUS. One of their new-styled buses is shown in this picture. 188 OWL I if .W 1, Q Hi I ' A IAN R HOP ROSS ILIFF M vg- IE! I B Y Q4 ,gf I Alwgltr. . .Read . sian? sulclcs LOOK FINE Fon '51 ' I . LO ,miner The Verclicf Is Clear . . . 11, i ll I 1 II's Ihe Buy of the Yea Z. A. REDDE 0 R PETE HUGGINS I 4, ' SERVICE STATION Staple Groceries G Me 24-Hour Wrecker Service 1524 W' Kaufman 662 Bonham Phone 9663 THE Your Servess Store SERVESS Serves You Best for Less' STORES HOUSE HARDWARE 86 FURNITURE CO. 136 BONHAM STREET PHONE 'I56 FREE DELIVERY PICTURE FRAMING Prompt Service, Reasonable Prices, Quality Materials and Workmanship WELCH ART SHOP GARVIN McCAlN Agent SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Phone 79 Pong, Texas BROWNING SERVICE STATION Skelly Products TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES 'I87I Bonham Phone 9586 FULLER and MORGAN SERVICE STATION 2224 Bonham PHONE 9579 OWL 189 1 ,,,w'7 nfl iff , ff XC, . 1 Eff, VJ QARIS GROCER COMPANY XM' wHoLEsALE GROCFRS My Distributors Pure Food Products C174,4r1gf oly jf, Some of our leading brands: MRS. TUCKER'S SHORTENING YUKON'S BEST FLOUR AND MEAL PENICK 8E FORD SYRUPS HEART'S DELIGHT CANNED FRUITS EMPSON'S CANNED VEGETABLES CHIROPRACTIC RESTORES HEALTH Complimenfs WM. H. JONES A BARHAM FOOD STORE Chiropractor Congrafulafions fo The 6,055 o,,5, AND HATCHERY Seeds and Baby Chicks W' E' Phone 286 T20 North Main MV if will . ARIS COMM1 1 QW, y ,lf W1g ss ON COMPANY , 4- , fr, . ,E V, , . - W iff! IKE HORN and FRANK HOOKS fjy frclifl ,,f. ,.. Yo. LIVESTOCK COMMISSION FIRM Auction Every Thursday 'l.. L. MEDEORD Lamar Avenue Flower Shop CONCRETE PIPE Flowers for All Occasions I T545 Church Sf. Paris, Texas Phone 3521 III5 Lamar Ave. Phone 1146 BARNETT'S FOOD STORE P I N E B l U F F I Paris' Largesf Suburban Sfore 2003 Lamar Ave. Paris, Texas 237 Pine Bluff Phone 9621 leo owr. All the things you are . . . are preserved in a picture from TURNEIVS TURIIEIVS STUDIO OWL 19 - 192 OWL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 LX 'O X f Meet Your Friends at Our Fountain X . K. ay ll' PALACE No. 1 Northeast Corner Plaza W. H. CAMPBELL XL V' PALACE DRUG STORES PALACE No. 2 Southwest Corner Plaza J. R. CAMPBELL Sfeelman Bros. Welding Shop We'll Go Anywhere, Any Time R. L. CCottonD Steelman Frankie L. Steelman Day Phone 232 Night Phone 856 DOBSON 8. COMPANY Men's Wear - Ladies' Wear - Children's Wear SHOES Everything for the Entire Family 122 First S.W. Phone 294 Compliments of W. A. CAWTHON, Agent MOBILOIL and MOBILGAS Phone 91 Paris, Texas Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of l95l J. J. COLEMAN FAUGHT MOTOR CO. F. W. LBUDDYJ FAUGHT, Owner CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Philip Speairs: Are you going to class today? Bobby Moore: What do you mean? I went Soles 4 SeI'VICe yesferdoyl 475 N. Main Telephone 695 PARIS, TEXAS LINCOLN-MERCURY Herman MGYQUYGT H UTC H I SO N ' S SPORTING GOODS WAKEFIELD MOTORS Service That Makes Friends 301 Bonham Phone 366 221 South Main Paris, Texas N D YEAGER'S SERVICE STATION M O R T O G O O S MORTON FOODS 704 Bonham Street I CAFE SUPPLIES I369 Nineteenth N.W. Phone II98 PHONE 407 X Hubert Cunningham, Distributor To the following MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRO- FESSION we, the Annual Staff, would like ro express our appreciation for their assistance in making the l95l OWL a success: J. E. Armstrong, M.D. C. D. Barker, M.D. N. L. Barker, M.D. J. M. Brunette, D.D.S. R. M. Coker, D.D.S. E. P. Dickson, D.D.S. W. Fitzpatrick, M.D. C. E. Gilmore, M.D. Griftis gl Grittis, D.D.S. D. S. Hammond, M.D. Hayes 8. Hayes, D.D.S. Hunt 8. Hunt, M.D. M. L. Johnson, M.D. A. L. Jones, D.D.S. J. L. Jopling, M.D. w. l. Kelley, D.D.S. D. F. Kerbow, M.D. R. L. Lewis, M.D. C. L. Lungsford, M.D. Lemoine Miller, D.O. o. R. omg, Mo, 3 1 pq Q I' H. W. ParchmEf7vt.D. O. W. Robinson, M.D. R. H. SpeII, D.o. J. A. Stephens, M.D. B. F. Thielen, D.D.S. C. M. Townsend, M.D. M. A.,WaIker, MD?- H. H. White, M.D. G. S. Woodfin, M.D. 74 Ld- 'X'l s WARD SHAVER G. L. WHITESIDE Chiropodisf WILLIAMSON C. RAGAN Optometrists OWL lQ3 1' 5 6 aff ,S t eff . '97 ......., X sf W K' iw North East Texas Motor Lines, Inc. Serving Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma General Offices - Paris, Texas Phone 718 Complete Business Training at Lamar Business College Paris, Texas Money Spent on Education Is an Investment, Not an Expensel' Phone 1230 American Legion Building Carlock's Food Center 2454 Bonham The wise shopper shops at CARLOCK'S FOOD CENTER, the modern store in Paris. We Specialize in Choice Cuts of Meats Paris Typewriter Exchange ' 109 First N. W. The typing classes of P.H.S. always find their typewriters in perfect condition, due to the con- stant vigilance of the PARIS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Mr. Blackwell, owner and manager, always helps us out by having the supplies that we need, when we need them. In the picture Jewel McEntire and Charles Grimes are shown repairing some typewriters. 194 OWL new Qpf I 1 C9 Jew' 4 L us, ML LZ, f407s7e,,rL,,o ,Q ,fi . , fblffil Cgfhfrvjv, Ahggly Q,f4C,1,i,.j tilffjffcf K i 5, fl ,ffx ' We, the Staff, are indeed app1u?j452E owing CHURCHES OF PARIS for their interest in the 1951 OWL: ani-,V Lamar Avenue Church of Christ First Presbyterian Church -- Ramseur Baptist Church L Garr -A - -- - ' Methodist Church Central Pr sbyterian Church ptist Churc Q . First Methodist Church First Christian Church Holy Cross Episcopal Church a vary Methodist Churc First Baptist Church Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Congregational Bible Church 24 SUNSHINE GROCERY All Household Necessities Mrs. Mary O. Doolin, Proprietor 1744 E. Booth Street Congratulations To the Class of '51 A SAI.I.E ANN SHOP 17 South Side Plaza CLYDE PARHAM Building Contractor 2439 Clarksville Street Phone 1013 P A R I S , T E X A S CADDEI.-WARLICK Flowers for Every Occasion At Prices You Can Afford OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 1107 Pine Blutt Phone 1401 Painting Our Specialty . . . Welding ALFRED FANGIO'S Painting and Body Shop First Class Workmanship All Work Guaranteed - Prices Reasonable 753 Fourteenth St. N.E. Phone 2830 W I I. K I N S SIGN 81 ADVERTISING 1936 Cleveland Phone 120 OWL 195 .yy . y Q At ii Q A fi? 5 ii K' wa' i f 1 ...t it 3' 1 ees e ,A,, A' -- u ' iigffwil fa g.1efftq . .weft T, .. A l i E H ' 1-gg STEM' 2z'.:k?:w:41w'lvr'D. 4 VE E , a t uf Eialicfiiiw 1 ITR ' f ,.. ,,M,,,w ,, M Es' V' i ' M 'W c QT? - we www We , what ,Wm .W M13 ..., ' --11:1-I-'-' , i , ,M ,, gy vw ' u .,., were fe P A i f .t 1-f35?sS43lm,i'g -E-.ff ..., .- ...V z f,1yt: :, : XV., I ---- .. ...f-:, ::-p f 1.-E'!i::!XS1 . gm n':za:f':a.-. , .::f. ,xi'iflt.-51:22:25-I-:ia Q 1-f:-V 3.4 5? view f-- f W ':::2fgtih'lCAR get mms 16f 0'4I'f5'wAY 271 Drive-In Theatre Entertainment Under the Stars! Texas Industrial Institute 2301 North Main The TEXAS INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE is a privately-owned school of woodworking. It is one of the largest and finest equipped schools of woodworking in the state. This school caters mostly to veterans training under the G.I. Bill of Rights, and is fully approved by both the state and the federal government. Southern Cleaners 436 Lamar All work will please the customers is a state- ment made by SOUTHERN CLEANERS, and they certainly live up to their boast. Foremost among the cleaners of Paris for satisfactory work for a number of years. Any time you wish your dress or suit cleaned, send it to SOUTHERN CLEANERS for the best work in town. Honk for curb service. Clyde Moore Auto Co. 1734 North Main For the best in car values visit CLYDE MOORE'S Big Car Lot. Liberal allowance for trade-ins. In the picture you see the newly erected building of CLYDE MOORE AUTO CO. A modern establishment and an excellent place to trade. Phone 2295 196 OWL 9 -J , Vw X I ff ' W .ffff P' . L, ,L I QQ A ! 1 V 'v If I 1 I ' , ,, V .V,V 5 1 - .If 1 1 x f f, f ' ,wr ' 2 V 'x lxfbyl 1:f! , jvc ' Q V Ll' V P iflv' ' V V .VV L 'V I , K V1 ff J , .V f V! Af' if HJ! , g W 2 1,4 I , ' X- A V 1 4' -ff ' lk 5 V L Pr V1 4 V L Vfv .VVH , V . D 7 ' A f .,f , if - V' 5 I, ,V lj V L x , N ef V , A ff' I ,L - 5 1 1: , f ' ,W ,X .v ,K KV, f sq uf .K ,f E E J W n w J x 9' E ,gif Vf, r F . , . .i W H fi I' .,V Vq,.zV . ,, 51 r f K, 1 4 . T! V' , . r ,, , uf fx AV' - V V N I I X f X . Vjx-l,XV '2 lr. I ' jf V! - J! I I J X 11 ' ,J 71 Vg, 1, j I1 V . .Dj J, -. E ' ,I IJM J Y P, 1,11 - ,f Vj V 'MV :rd-VP V ' f' .f f JV E1 ffndifz I 'JA , ,Vx I V f f J , fy :XA 'V I f -. ' 'b ff ff 'J . ,Vu 'J , X f ,E 1' 1 V V. 1 Notary Public lnvesfmenfs FEW 81 ANDERSON REAL ESTATE Renfals, Farm and Ciiy Loans PARIS, TEXAS PHONE r THIS S!'Al'I-I IS I!Ellli'A'l'IClJ TO A Generous Friend owr. 197 J 9 fr 4 Individual Animal and Pasture Scene on Alford's Aberdeen-Angus Farm So of Paris on Hi-Way 271 M lam W flallfsll Oak Farms J. D. McMi1lon, one of our many efficient route salesmen, proudly displays one of our OAK FARM trucks. 1606 Lamar Phone 49 Dollar for Dollar, you can't beat a Pontiac. Al Gullick Pontiac Co. Since 1927 198 OWL -. 4,13 T, W Humble Oil Company T, lg Why not go lirst class? Use,HUlVlBl.E QESSQ- a Extra Gasoline, Esso-Extra Motor3Oil, andQ997 Motor Oil. Phone 2167.3 GRADYA REA, Agent, W fr, serving Lamar and? Deltil! Counties. i l ' it J V ' 'X , 2 ,ft J , or ,Xxx 'if M f ij: ' ,Ik xjbi .-'f-.'y,,f'!J 1 Pa, V A ,QM I v V , A f A A f . 1 'S L fief k ' ' if ' if . Q -ff 1 1. , 1 , , i ' V , I ' f Lonely Star Agjea Cougncrl 5, W E I X iv' . 3 , f ' : 41,1 If Boy Scoutsaof America, was Z i Mi, s 3 , H if H F . D Q F X A 5 f Cqplgratulations i , f tr! . f Q and,-best wi Shes to the V, , Z S iq J S bf kai Class Sffil! it V X Q it 7 p ,o,.i V M . ' ,. .-V' t ax ,uf K X I ' S I : If 'pl , gh a, I , I W Austin Shoe Store 8 West Side Plaza F The store where students of Paris Hi may find shoes to fit every occasion-that's AUSTIN'S. Fall, winter, or any season of the year, you can find shoes to suit your needs at AUSTIN SHOE STORE. Linda Crawford seems to be interested in Sarah Mallory's new shoes. 4 Fry 85 Gibbs Funeral Home W A GRADY FRY MARVIN GIBBS Owners 730 Clarksville Phone 841 OWL 199 4 T T ,M V' . 1 , L QL' I ' JV imlf K X l , , . AVN ' -T L LJ fin TXQYN , L T A li , E' 2 U CURTIS PEAVY 1 I ii if, A xv-fx . I X .E l N A Q U lvl X 1 KX if 'L Distributor ,a V , J co RAXULATI s ,I vi ' 'i N l. Vi Q 4 , Qs ,il VL ' ioiheiigilsg'-offsi, ,- ,fi TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS X ,Aj y fi yy N ix 'I H V Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches and SWL? S so FINFELJUYO' T , CK ds A, V A, Vi! U om s an ICS ,L , f'f' 14 A , f Uv X all ' li7?f1,lR21111a1'AVf?if-LIC' LYNDELL HURLEY, Salesman . T , , TA fl, X! I X. i A 1 V A- f X K J ' Phone 475 975 Pine Bluff St. y ' iii 'JV' ll ., ' ' if 'TDM jVCongrafulafions , E, uf ' LCV Complimenfs of A 'i To fhe Class of '51 ' wx f MRS- LOTT KYLE TEXAS MARINE suPPLY fill ANTIQUES ' X. Peyton-Guest Paper Company 260 second si. sw, Phone 2985 PARis, TEXAS 55 5 ss s A G K ., .4.,. ..,... ..::ZE2: E I' V ' ,T,' f T.,.,:.,,:, 1 .,.,Ta is -b lsss 4 . 'sisis A slss 5 2112f2f Q 3 A A A Y 'S x 3 Good Luck, f Class of l95l A 1' . fav CC Q if WUGRAPETTE BoTTuNG co. L if if g,gwgTeffef,.4f,, X MISSIOEIE ERAGES 200 OWL A CJ4. g'Z5l2l2 :Snap 4 FOR CONCRETE SEE CALDWELL 8. HARRIS can 2789 of 3870-J HARRY A. VALLIER GARAGE Electric and Acetylene Welding Block Re-boring - Valve Facing GENERAL REPAIR WORK 520 Third S.W. Phone 2149 W P' ' 7' TP' ' Y '1 loving Con fed fan fd 1. Tennis fLeft to rightj Freeman, Lee, Cecil, King, Geer. 2. Typing A , ' x fLeft to rightb Heavner, Berly, Jones, Steehnan, W fi Drury, Becker. Q K yi 3. Ready Writers a I , -M , . f , N Hollje and McLemore. I if J , -S , 4. Shorthand QLeft to rightb Robinson, Miss Bagley, sponsorg White, Casey. OWL 201 5 5 E Z Q 5 J 5 .4 5 5 3 P B 5 r 1 v 1 EZ feofvw , Qwmiyxwk I , . V , ,,. Y-, , k . , ...- ,N ,, ,. . X, 5 . . - ,QQWJ 'fmfb 1. f W , ff V ' .ff -. - ' v ff' ff! !.nAlQ! 61-'fix w...4ff svdff , . If X l., , ,lv x A7 I fr J Xyik S!- ff 1 . 72 ff, H- f . - A! , , I , DM VM f 1 ll , , 1 1 fr'f' .i 1.1 . . ,, N Wayfffik MMMMJLJWWAAJQA 7 pfudgy, J Q,w2f!,gA,,,Q4 7f,ze,f.,4f,Z4 afptf Wfwmffa 4f4UffWLff1Mf Wp4f5-ogL,.MH,, fi,,2,,-, 1 jo-WQ !707I7lfwsE Qljfoff aMffW M2203 L5 ' l, W . 'J ' ' 'A 1 1 'N ff ' W, ' ' ' , 1 f if ,, 771.56 J 6 , 2 ' ' f 64' It fi-F? V ' 5 I I I . V is wage ,Z Az? ,6 ' X 'V Aw-uf I7 ' ,D ovux A U I A, - w K 1 ' V, I J 4 5? ,L ff 57 Z. I QQ AMW 4-I f Q qcvfhff q 1WVf: Jlflgsf ' A i ' f ' Q, ' igodffuole To end our musical theme of Loyal and True we should like to show our appreciation to some of those who have been especially loyal. D To Mr. Cunningham, Mrs. Turner, and the faculty go our sincere thanks for their splendid co-operationin taking pictures, and to Mrs. Baize for her help on our English. Also Ray Sissel deserves recognition for his assistance on the photography. I V The members of the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes are to be com- mended for their work in the circulation campaign, while the seniors were especiallywggiil in our ad campaign. Our sports section was ably assisted by Fred Fustbnfilld Jimmy Ferguson. . ' Our special thanks go to Mr. Walton Skinner and Hinkle Lumber Co. for building our platform each year when we distribute-our book. A V, . 1 . Last but not least, we thank Miss Katie for her endless elfort in making our OWL a success. , It has been fun putting out the OWL and we hope you enjoy it. - CHARLOTTE STEPHENS
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