1 , 4 3- . , 5 , S R 4 lmw wfwm1-1-mwwmwwn Q.- ..... .. .,.M..m.... .... ,.... . .....,,f. , , . PHOTOGRAPHER Mallory's Studio Paris, Texas PHOTO-ENGRAVER Southwestern Engraving Co. Fort Worth, Texas PRINTING Furey Printing Co. Paris, Texas BINDING AND COVER COMPANY American Beauty Cover Co. Dallas, Texas le ffxjfg-TX ,ff SEQ 'jQ5S7.::ixQ6'Oo lil' 'X L 5 f ' XV I brig HJ! Egg 'Xxx lax Q, :4 :Zi if x ,, i,, ,1 1 954 UW P IJ TH TUDEN TS, P GYMNASIUM 'M VTf g l NOYES STADIUM OWL2 1 l We, the staff of l954, have not chosen a definite illustrated theme for this year's OWL, but rather a pictorial record and history of student life and activities that record a year of progress for Paris High School as well as for those who have entered her classrooms. It will be a long time before the familiar classrooms and corridors are pus-hed into the remote recesses of our minds, for we shall always remember P.H.S., but may this book serve to refresh our memories of new friends we have made, new ideas we have mastered, and higher inspirations we have received. K Thus, with a feeling of confidence that our high school education has prepared us for harder tasks that lie ahead, we proudly present A YEAR AT PARIS HIGH. BEN FABER Iiflilor STAFF MEMBERS SARAH LEE BILLS MARILYN HOOKS SARA BONHAM MAIRIE MAYSEY MARY BRESENHAM DAVID PRICE NANCY BRITTAN DON ROBINSON CHARLENE BROWN BOBBY WALTERS ANN CONDRAY ROBBIE WALTERS ANNA JEAN FLETCHER FRANCES WEST Miss KATIE FEESER, Sponsor OWL 3 OWL 4 OURIJBRARY OUR CORRIDOR fl IN ,ff FONDEST NX , MEMORY M OF X 11, k Ky A tl x JOHN M. FUREY Omf Publisher 'fl X fx ' , X4 JAMES SAIN Q! -Q , f , Class of 56 , 1 Xl , X X ,if A Q X ,f ff' ' 1, .NN ,Xa gxxx' J .ff f .9 ,, Q-thi X17 It OVYL5 V UR ALMA MA' EI Below we see a picture of the modern high school where we, the students of Paris High School, spend four years of our lives acquiring knowledge and molding lasting friendships. The building we see here has not always been in use by the students of Paris. In fact, Paris has not always had a high school. If we stretch our imagination a little, we can remember that in 1884 a group of men was chosen to select a building for the high school. Aiken Institute, a former private school, was bought by the committee, and classes were started soon after. This building was used until 1906, when it was demolished and a new one built. However, fate was not on the side of the high school, for two years after completion in 1908 the school was destroyed by fire. A new high school was built to replace this one, but history repeated itself when Paris High School was again destroyed in the fire of 1916. The cornerstone of Paris High, as we know it today, was laid in 1917. A short time later the building was completed. No improvements were made until 1949, when a complete renovation program of the building was begun. First a new lighting system was installed, then a modern window system and chair-type desks. Next came the plastering and painting of the halls and classrooms. Windows were added to the north and south sides of the auditorium, while those on the east side were walled up. Lockers were also painted and repaired for the students. OWL 6 Not only material changes, but also curriculum changes were made. An important one was the revision of the foods and clothing departments into a combined unit. This year a new course, journalism, was added to the curriculum. Students in this class edit and publish a monthly newspaper, The Cat's Tale. Two clubs were also organized this year. Those students interested in memorizing Bible Scriptures becames known as the Bible Memory Association. Girls who plan to enter the field of nursing formed the group of Future Nurses of America. The 759 students of Paris High School are studying forty different courses, including several one-semester courses. Our faculty, composed of thirty-three able teachers and counselors, leads us through the paths of knowledge. Paris High School stands as a stately symbol to all those who see her. To the senior she is the completion of a major part of his education. To the junior she is an understanding friend who has helped develop his personality. To the sophomore PHS is a symbol of future greatness. To the freshman she is the beginning of a new experience. To the faculty she is the inspiration to teach her students. To the public she is the center of activity for the youth of our city. But to all, Paris High School is a place of learning, friendship, and happiness. l U0 OUP pftfeflffi . . . Inspired by their love and sacrifices for us we, the graduates of 1954, wish to express through this book the affection and gratitude which we owe our parents and guardians. Throughout our lives they have met our every need. To their kind understanding we brought our troubles and were always confident of their wisdom and guidance. In every phase of our lives we were encouraged and guided by our parents physically, morally, intellectually, and spiritually. So it is with joy that we, the class of '54, dedicate The Owl to our parents. It is with pride that we mention them, with gratitude that we repay them, and with pleasure that we honor them, though this dedication can never do justice to a wonderful Mom and Dad. OWL lg 9 redenfin parid Jlhgk . .32 WSANKW i 1 5 EMM ws ' 12 I :f lem -A f 5521 1 1 , Ag? ,lffu ' mf ,, J' Q' fm ,iw ' FWZ' QM, iff' . 1: Q 'if J ,5 H Mi . X 4? fy, v M xl M . sf' -' fa K. J f . A as kg: 4 1 4 ff INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING 1 1 1 23 63 75 'I 'I 7 'I III 'IS7 I I I E: I ADMINISTRATION OWL 12 ulaerinfenclenf MR. THOMAS S. JUSTISS Mus. J. C. COKER MRS. E. C. NAVARRE Secretary to Swefriniendent S 611001 N une Q MRS. PERRY BOOTH MRS. R. E. PIERSON C oumelrw Secretary to Principal rincqaa MR. DEE CUNNINGHAM OWL 13 0l'g0 ftefl elf! OWL 14 School Board: Mr. Ray Walters, Mr. Grady Fry, Dr. J. L. jopling, Mr. Charles Geron, President, Mr. Thomas Steeley, second Vice-President, Mr. Nathan Bell, Secretary, and Dr. Courtney Townsend, First Vice-President make up the unknown people who Work for our interest. I.et's not let them remain the Forgotten Men . MR. W. H. FREEMAN Bminerf Manager 1 Mus. JIMMY BOYERS Bzumesf Sewelmfy J l,Ua,g6 M5 g OHSICC Assistants: Helping in Mr. Cunninghams ofhce, and running errands keep these girls busy during their hall period. They are as follows: Gloria Crumley, Sandra Brice, Sammie Nowell, Diane Parker, Julia Bridges, Mary Lynne Haynes, Mary Ann Graves, Elda Brown, Hazel Osborne, Melba Brown, Janie McHam, Barbara Stallings, and Bootsie Lewis. George Foreman is waiting for some help. l l Guidance Assistants: Laverl White, Mary Frances Pretre, Nita Reese, Betty Jean Maynard, Nancy h ' l h rk in Mrs. Wilson, Carolyn Garvin, Mary Kathryn Reece, and Ruby Grimrnett are t e gir s w o wo Booth's guidance office. If help is needed these girls will always aid you. OWL 15 l ,, , , pp p l OWL 16 .xdcfiue ir if Library Assistants: During their hall periods these girls: Joan Abels, Carole Wirta, Karen Welborn, Yolaine Frank, Howardene Chamberlain, Willetta Gladden, Patsy Ables, Vivian Caldwell, Annette Phillips, Mary Alice Davis, and Carol West work in the Library. F. H. A. Assistants: Linda Waddle, Linda Todd, Annette Phillips, Margie Puckett, Barbara Loyd, Linda Withington, and Melba Posey assist in the Homemaking Department. Miss Anderson and Mrs. Storey find plenty of jobs for them to do. Mrs. A. L. Baize, B.A., M.A. Miss Mattie Belle Crook, B.B.A., M.A. 1- Miss Stella Mae Crain, B.A., M.A. English, Head of English Department, English, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor National Honor Society, Sponsor Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class llggo Miss Celia Donaldson, B.S., M.S. Mrs. W. M. Heath, B.A., M.A. Miss Mary Wilson, B.A., M. A. English, English, English, Co-Sponsor junior Class, Sponsor Poets' Club Sponsor Junior Class Co-Sponsor 'I'fi-I-Ii-Y Co-Sponsor Senior Class OWL 17 Mr. Peter Barnett, B.A. Mr. Paul Lively, B.S., M.A. Mr. Lester Mullens, B.S., M.S. Mathematics, Mathematics, Mathematics, Assistant 1200tba11 Cgach, Assistant Football Coach, Co-Sponsor Junior Class Co-Sponsor junior Class Co-Sponsor Senior Class mafia an Sience Mr. C. A. Dempsey, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Lucile Stifelman, B.A. Mr. Eugene Thielman, B.A., M.A General Science, World History, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, General Science, Assistant Football Coach, Tennis Coach, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class OWL 18 Co-Sponsor junior Class Mrs. Raymond Dixon, B.A. Mr. Tommy Duncan, B.S., M.Ed. Mr. B. M. Williams, B.S., M.A. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, World History, Typing, Commercial Law, Sponsor Freshman Class Physical Education, Sponsor Hi-Y, Junior Business Training, Sponsor Fire Commission, Mathematics, Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Assistant Football Coach, B Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach ufiinefki ana! Sociaf .gzwbea Mfg. Perry Bgofh, B.A., M.A. Mr. Rufus Edwards, B.A., M.A. Miss Katie Feeser, B.A., M.A. Counselor, History, Civics, Economics, American History, Sponsor The OWL, Sponsor Student Council American History, Sponsor F.T.A., Sponsor B.M.A., Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Senior Class ' OWL 19 OWL 20 Mrs. P. C. Gothard, B.A. Mrs. L. A. Rawlings, B.A., B.A. of L.S. Mrs. W. G. Slucler B.A.' Spanish, Algebra, Librarian, Sponsor Library Club, Latin, Texas History, Sponsor Spanish Club, Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Latin Club, Co-Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Hodie et Heri, 4 Sponsor T.J.C.L., Co-Sponsor Freshman Class dnguage dll!! -Zn? .!4l f5 Miss Marijo Oliver, B.A., M.A. MY- Fl0Yd Wegef, B-A-, M-A- Mrs. Johnnie Williams, B.M Journalism, Worlrl History, Bands ChOfUS Director of Senior Class Play, Sponsor of The CHtlS Tale, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Mr. Dixon Shelton, B.S., M.S. Miss Euna Anderson, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Kelley Storey, B.S. Vocational Agriculturez Sponsor F.F.A. Homemaking, Co-Sponsor F.H.A., Homemaking, Co-Sponsor F.H.A., Co-Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Senior Class Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class Sak? ana! glclucafion Mr. Sam Skidmore, B.S., M.S. Physics, Machine Shop, Co-Sponsor Frethman Class Mr. John Stevens, B.A., M.A. Mr. Robert Fagan, B.S. Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, Student Driving, Head Basketball Coach, Mathematics, Sponsor Projection Club, B Team Football Coach, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Freshman Class OWL 21 OWL 22 Miss Francenia Hicks, B.S., M.S. Mr. RaYm0f?d B9f1'Y, B-A-, M-E Physical Education, Sponsor Yell Leaders, PIWVSICH1 Ed'-1Caf10H, Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class Head Football C Ch lgdgtiicaf glclucafion, We have presented to you the hardest working people around Paris High School, our teachers. In dividing this group into departments, We found cases Where their duties fell into several depart- ments. Three former students of PHS have returned this year to teach here. They are Miss Francenia Hicks, Mrs. Kelley Storey, and Mr. Tommy Duncan. To be a teacher requires more than a college degree. One must have not only knowledge and ability in his field but also the ability to present this information to minds that may be only pas- sively interested in the subject. Giving his students inspiration with constant patience and a sense of humor as well as an understanding of young people makes good teachers. We believe our faculty meets these high qualifications. In after years when we realize the influence and effect of these teachers upon us, we shall appreciate them ever more. + Il cmsses A ,f om, 24 ef hp.. rp X4 Most Handsome' '. Most Beautiful . . . Most Valuable Girl . Most Valuable Boy . M0sf'1me11igenfCif1 '. - Most Inrelligenr Boy . Most Friendly Girl . . Most Friendly BOy3 Most Conrreous. Girl . Most Courreous Boy . Quiereeg Girl , . . ' A-Quierest' Boy. ' . . MOsr Oprindisric Girl . MOst'Optirnistic Boy . Most Dependable Girl . . Mqsr Dependable .Boy Mosr Likely to Succeed Girl . . Most Likelyiro. Succeed Boy . . Wirriesr Girl ., . . Wirriest Boy , W A02 lm . .'DON COKQER . . JOAN INCRAM . FRANCES WEST . . CRAIG STEPHENS . -CAROLYN GARVlN . MORGAN' PHILLIPS Q MGARIE MAYSEY . . 5 HDAYIDQPRICE SARA HEIEENQROGERS 5 .E . 'BEN FABER ' REBECCA BLACKBURN ., . 5 MAYER'PHIl.LIPS .A W1LLE'r'rA GLADDEN . . DONROBINSON . CHARLENE BROWN, CHARLES THOMRSON . . NANCY BRiT'rAN . PHILIP CECIL . . ELIZABETH HALL , ROBERT ' SNOWDEN eniom CLASS OFFICERS BEST CITIZENS FRANCES WEST CHARLES THOMPSON PHILIP CECIL FRANCES WEST Vice-Prefidemf Secretary MARY ANN MACKIN DON COKER Tremfrrer Pmfirfeazz OWL 25 eniom OWL 26 Arnold, Bill F.F.A., Projec. Club, M.D. Award. Ayers, Edward Honse Basketball, Student Council, Fire Commission Football 4 yrs., Track 3 yrs., Sr. Homeroom officer typ. cert., Hi-Y, F.F.A. Bailey, Travis F.F.A. Banta, Gail Fresh. Best All Round nom., Span. Club, Football 3 yrs. Barnes, Ardie Neil ' Football, F.F.A. Barrett, Betta Latin Club, P.E. Assist. F.N.C., Tri-Hi-Y Billingsley, Richard Drama,,WQrkshop play 2 yrs., Latin Club, j.C.L., Stu- dent Council, Homeroom officer, Safety Patrol, Fire Commission, Hi-Y. Bills, Sarah Latin Club V.P., j.C.L., Soph. Homeroom oliicer, Owl Sweetheart nom., Guidance Assist., Drama Workshop, Latin I cert., typ. cert., jr. Bus. Woman, Owl Assist., Em Cee, Adv. Mgt. '54 Owl, Tri-Hi-Y, Nat'l Hon. Soc., V.P. B.M.A., F.l-l.A. Blackburn, Rebecca Jane Latin Club, j.C.L., Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Latin I and ll cert., typ. cert., F.T.A., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y. Bonham, Sara Tennis Club, Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Guidance Assist., Owl Sweetheart nom., typ. cert., Sec. Tri-Hi- Y, Pic. Ed. '54 Owl. Boswell, Margery F.H.A. Bowers, Mary F.H.A., Fresh. Homeroom Officer, Best All Round Nom. Bresenham, Mary Fresh. Homeroom Sec., Pres. Sr. Homeroom, Owl Sweetheart nom., Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Latin Club, J.C.L., Tennis Club, Soph. Hostess at Prom, Cat's Tale Staff, Sr. Fav. Runner up, Bus. Mgr. '54 Owl, B.M.A., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Student Council, Tri- Hi-Y, Football Queen, F.T.A. . Brice, Sandra Office Assist., Homeroom Oflicer, Owl Sweetheart nom., Tri-Hi-Y. Bridges, julia Fresh. Homeroom Officer, Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin I and ll cert. typ. cert., lst place in dist. typ. meet, F.N.C., Tri-Hi-Y, Ollice Assist. a a Bricran, Nancy Fresh. Homeroom Pres., Tennis Club, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Drama Workshop, Hon. Member Latin Club, j.C.L., Latin I and Il Awards, Student Council, Bio. Medal, Typ. Cert., 3rd Place Dist. Typ. meet, Cat's Tale Staff, Jr. Bus. Woman, Lit. Ed. '54 Owl, Sec. B.M.A., Nat'l Hon. Soc. Sec., Cor. Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Alt. Ready Writer, Natl Essay Anthology. Brown, Charlene Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin I and Il cert., F.H.A., State Rep., Typ. Cert., Drama Workshop, Jr. Class Treas., Guidance Assist., Best Citizens Nom., Homeroom Ollicer, Owl Assist., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Organ. Ed. '54 Owl, B.M.A. Rep., Pres. F.T.A., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Alt. State Rep., Jr. Bus. Woman. Brown, Elda Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin I and ll Medals, Co-Ed. Hodi Et Heri, Hon. Member Latin Club, Oflice Assist., F.H.A., A-Chorus Quar- tett, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Cat's Tale Staff, jr. Bus. Woman. Brown, Melba Soph. Best All Round Nom., Drama Workshop, Drama Workshop Play, Homeroom Oflicer, Orifice Assist., Tennis Club, F.H.A. Rep., P. E. Assist., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Assembly Prog. Chm., B.M.A., Tri-Hi-Y, F.N.C., Poet's Club, Sr. Girls Trio, Typ. Cert Browning, Pati Homecoming Princess, Sec. Sr. Homeroom, Best All Round Runner up, Cir. Mgr. Cat's Tale, Em Cee Alt., Tri-Hi-Y, CFlag Bearer, Maj., Student Council, State Oflicer F.H.A., at De Kalbj. Burks, Fae Fresh. Homeroom Officer, F.H.A., F.N.C., Tri- Hi-Y Butler, Dill Safety Patrol, Proj. Club, Football, Track. Byers, Wanda Soph. and jr. Fav. Nom., Sec. Homeroom, Owl Sweetheart Nom., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Caldwell, Vivian Ray Tennis Club, Latin Club, j.C.L., Sec. Latin Club, F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Homeroom Ofhcer, Best All Round, Lib. Club Pres., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Tri-Hi-Y, Cat's Tale Staff, Homecoming Princess, Hi-Y Sweetheart. Canole, Jimmy Hi-Y, Football. Cecil, Philip Latin Club, J.C.L., B-team Basketball, Basketball, Football Mgr., Best Citizen Nom., V.P. jr. Class, Hi-Y, Pres. Homeroom, Student Council, Tennis, Nat'l Hon. Soc., V.P. Sr. Class. Churchwell, Peggy Latin Club, J.C.L., Tri-Hi-Y. Clemons, Wanda F.H.A., j.C.L., Homeroom Sec., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Cobb, Barbara F.H.A., J.C.L., Latin Club, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Drama Workshop, Tri-Hi-Y. Coker, Don Basketball, Football, Best All Round, Fire Com., Homeroom Pres. Soph. and jr., Track, State Rep., jr. Fav., Hi-Y Bus. Mgr., Sr. Class Pres., Treas. Student Council, Tri-Capt. Foot- ball Team, Sr. Fav. aaa of 15 1 .. ,N gm C. - wma ,fm 'Jim eniom OWL 28 Cole, Sam Conclray, Ann Treas. Fresh. Class, Fav. Nom., J.C.L., Latin Club Sec., Drama Workshop, V.P. jr. Homeroom, Sec. jr. Class, Office Assist., Owl Assist., Sr. Owl Sweet- heart Nom., Drama Workshop play, Pres. St. Homeroom, Cat's Tale Staff, B.M.A., F.T.A., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Cor. Sec. Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Football Queen, Homecoming Princess, Soph. Hostess at Prom, Feat. Ed. '54 Owl. Cotham, L. C. Hi-Y, V.P. Sr. Homeroom. Cothran, Marion Span. Club, Football, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Hi-Y. Cozort, Mary Ann Span. Club, Best All Round Nom., Best Citizen Nom., B.M.A., Drama Workshop, Drama Work- shop Play, jr. Owl Sweetheart Nom., Student Council Sec., 2nd place Dist. Typ. meet, Em Cee, Homeroom V.P., F.T.A., Cat's Tale Staff, Cheer Chief, Rep. Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Home- coming Queen, Football Queen, jr. Christmas Queen Nom. Cunningham, Billy F.F.A., Best All Round Nom. Davenport, Jackie Football, Jr. Rotarian. Davis, Geron Fresh. Best All Round Nom., Fresh. Class Pres., Fresh. Fav. Runner-up, Student Council, Span. Club, Pres. Fresh. and Soph. Homeroom, Football, Hi-Y. Davis, julia Frances J.C.L., Latin Club, Latin I award, Latin I and I1 cert., Soph. Sch. Award, Owl Assist., Poet's Club, Interscholastic League Medal, Drama Workshop, F.H.A., F.T.A. Historian, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Band-All-State, B.M.A., Treas. Dickinson, Keith F.F.A. Duke, Rufus Dale, Jr. F.F.A., Football, Band. Exum, Charles Faber, Ben Tennis, Track, Best All Round Nom. Soph. and jr., Drama Workshop Play, Drama Workshop, Em Cee 2 yrs., Homeroom Pres. Soph. and jr., Basketball Mgr. 4 yrs., Pres. B.M.A., Sec. Hi-Y, Jr. Rotarian, Owl Assist., Corr. Sec. Student Council and Parl. 2 yrs., V.P. North Texas Student Forum, Natll Hon. Soc., Best Citizen Nom. Jr. and Sr., Ed. '54 Owl. Fletcher, Anna jean F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Guidance Assist., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Fav. Nom. Sr., Flag Bearer, F.N.C., F.T.A., Sec. Sr. Homeroom, Rep. Tri-Hi-Y, Band Act. Ed. '54 Owl. Frank, Yolaine j.C.L., Latin Club, Tennis Club, Drama Work- shop, F.H.A., P.E. Assist., V.P. Lib. Club, Sec. jr. Homeroom, Lib. Assist., F.N.C., Tri-Hi-Y. Ca M5 Garcia, Shirley Sp. Club Garvin, Carolyn Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin Cert. I and ll, Fresh. and Jr. Scholarship Medal, Co-Ed. Hodi Et Heri, Latin I award, Bio. Medal, Rep. Drama Work- shop, Dist. Winner Am. Legion Orator contest, 2nd place Voice of Democracy contest, V.P. Tri- Hi-Y, 2 year Nat'1 Hon. Soc., Student Council, V.P. Jr. Homeroom, F.H.A., Jr. Bus. Woman, Em Cee, Guidance Assist., Ed. Cat's Tale. Gatlin, Marcus Hi-Y, Band. Gladden, Willetta Drama Workshop, Homeroom Chap., Typ. Cert., Drama Workshop Play, Pres. Lib. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Drum Maj., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Fav. Nom. jr., B.M.A., Cat's Tale Layout Ed., Best All Around Sr. Graham, Babe Sr. Best All Round, Fire Com., Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Track, All-Dist. Foot- ball, Hon. Mention All-State, Safety Patrol. Graham, Bobby Projectionist's Club. Graves, Mary Anne Fr. and Soph. Owl Sweetheart Nom., Sp. Club, Sec. and Pres. Homeroom, F.H.A., Drama Workshop, Cor. Sec. F.N.C., Office Assist., Student Council, Em-Cee, Tri-Hi-Y. Griffin, David V.P. Fresh. Class, jr. Homeroom V.P., Fire Com. Basketball, Football, Hi-Y. Grigsby, Edwin Fresh. Best All Round, Fresh. Homeroom Pres., Student Council, Sr. Assist. Chief, Fire Com. Sgt. of Arms Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Track. Hall, Elizabeth Tennis Club, P. E. Assist., F.N.C., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Hardin, John F.H.A., Hi-Y. Haynes, Mary Lynne j.C.L., Latin Club, Drama Workshop Play, Band, Chap. Homeroom, Latin Cert., Typ. Cert., Dist. Typ. Meet, Tri-Hi-Y, Ofiice Assist., Drama Workshop. Henry, Eddie Ray F.F .A Hill, Myra F.H.A., j.C.L., Latin Club, Fresh. Homeroom Oili- cer, Soph. V.P. Homeroom, Owl Sweetheart Nom., P.E. Assist., Tri-Hi-Y. Hinson, Everett Gene F.F.A., Hi-Y, Baseball. 1 x OWL 'W' Hooks, Marilyn Lynette ' 0 Drama Workshop, Fresh. Homeroom Sec., Tennis Club, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Rep. Lib. Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Cir. Ed. '54 Owl. House, Jerry ' Sp. Club, Homeroom Pres. and Chap., Safety Patrol, Student Council Chap., Hi-Y, Basketball, Tennis. Howie, Leslie Hi-Y, F.F.A. Huffman, Doris F.H.A., Office Assist., Homeroom Pres. Hurley, Anita F.H.A., j.C.L., Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. Ingram, Joan Fresh. Best All Round, Fav. Nom., F.F.A. Sweetheart, F.H.A., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Soph. Homeroom Officer, Tri-Hi-Y, Horne- coming Princess, Sr. Christmas Queen Nom. Ingram, Patsy Ramona Soph. Class Treas., Guidance Assist., Drama Work- shop, F.H.A., F.N.C., Cheer-Leader, Soph. Pres. Jr. V.P. Sr. Sec. Homeroom, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Typ. Cert. Jackson, Charles Fresh. Runner-up Best All Round, Baseball, Foot- ball All-Dist., Pres. Fresh. Homeroom, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Track, Football Tri-Capt., Hi-Y. jackson, Gay F.H.A., j.C.L., Latin Club. jackson, Wade Best All Round Nom., Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Sr. Fav. Nom., Sr. Who's Who Nom. James, Shirley Best All Round Nom., Soph. Fav. Nom., F.H.A., Tennis, Sec. Soph. Homeroom, Owl Sweetheart Nom., F.N.C., Tri-Hi-Y. Jeffries, Claude Hi-Y, Baseball, Band. jones, Yvonne Tennis Club, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Sec. jr. Home- room, Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. F.N.C., Band. Kelley, Thelma Treas. F.H.A., Office Assist., F.N.C., Tri-Hi-Y., Sr. Girls Trio. Kennemer, Bobbie F.H.A. Kfaaa of N5 Kerr, Bob Kirby, Jimmy Best All Round Nom., Backetball, Football, Safety Patrol, Sp. Club, All Dist. 2nd Team Basketball, Co-Capt. Basketball, Hi-Y. , ' Knox, Bill Sp. Club, Projectionists Club. Luster, Owen McCollum, Joe N. Baseball, Football, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Track, Hi-Y. McDougal, Margaret Ann F.H.A., Owl Sweetheart Nom., F.N.C., Tri- Hi-Y. McHam, Janie L. Drama Workshop, F.T.A., Oflice Assist., U.D.C. Medal, D.R.T. Award, Typ. Cert., Jr. Bus. Woman, Tri-Hi-Y. A McKinney, Jerry Fire Com., Drama Workshop, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball Mgr., Football, Track. Mackin, Mary Ann Soph. Sec., Jr. V.P., Sr. Sec. Homerootn, Sec. Latin Club, Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Cat's Tale Staff, Sr. Cilass Treas., F.N.C., J.C.L., Jr. Bus. Woman, Ban . Malone, Don Maynard, Betty Latin I and II Cert., Sp. Club, Poet's Club, Latin Club, Guidance Assist., j.C.L., Homeroom Offlcer, Student Council, Cat's Tale Staff. Maysey, Marie Sec. Fresh. Class, Fresh. Jr. Sr. Fav., Owl Sweet- heart Nom., Drama Workshop, F.H.A., Torch Rep. Latin Club, Tennis, Fresh. Christmas Queen Nom., J.C.L., Hon. Member Latin Club, Guidance Assist., Fresh. and jr. V.P. Home- room, Owl .Assist., Sec.-Treas. F.N.C., Layout Ed. ,54 Owl, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, Home- coming Princess, Best All Round Nom. Mitchell, Tom Hi-Y, Football, Track. Osborne, Hazel Willetta F.H.A., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Office Assist., B.M.A., Tri-Hi-Yi Parker, Marion OWL 31 1 E 1 l i l l OWL 32 eniord Phillips, Mayer F.F.A., Chief Fire Com., Football, Pres. Sr. Home- ? room, Student Council Chap., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Track. Phillips, Morgan Chief Safety Patrol, Best Citizen Nom., F.T.A., Hi-Y, Football, Pres. Sr. Homeroom, jr. Rotarian, Nat'l Hon. Soc. Pres., Student Council Rep., Track. Pomroy, Jon Don F.F.A., All-State Band. Pretre, Mary Frances Guidance Assist., Drama Workshop, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Poet's Club, B.M.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Price, David Best All Round Nom., Sec. Fresh. and Soph. Homeroom, V.P. Sr. Homeroom, Fav. Nom., Fire Corn., Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Who's Who Nom., Owl Assist., Art Ed. '54 Owl. Pulliam, Shirley Purvis, Jimmy Drama Workshop Play, Fresh. Fav. Norm, F.F.A., Sec. Homeroom, Tennis, Cat's Tale Bus. Mgr. Raphael, Suzanne Drama Workshop, J.C.L., Latin Club, Owl Sweet- heart Nom., Homeroom Officer, Poet's Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Student Council. Reese, Nita , 1 Reddell, Herman L. F.F.A., Treas. Projectionisfs Club. Rhodes, Greta Robbins, Bobby F.F.A., Football Mgr. Robinson, Donald E. Best All Round, F.F.A., Fresh. Homeroom V.P., Jr. Horneroom V.P., Sr. Homeroom V.P., Treas. Hi-Y, Baseball, Golf, Student Council, Sports Ed. '54 Owl. Robinson, Doug F.F.A., Pres. Jr. Homeroom, Baseball, Golf, Hi-Y, Jr. Rotarian, Pres. Student Council. Rogers, Sara Helen Drama Workshop, Owl Sweetheart Nom., Typ. Cert., Tennis, Office Assist., F.N.C., Best All Round Nom., Jr. and Sr. Chap. Homeroom, Treas. Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Whois Who Nom. 671144 of 15 Rose, Bobby Hi Y, Projectionist's Club, B.M.A., Band. Ross, Don Mike Custodian, Perfect Attendance Record, Typ. Cert., Cheerleader, Nat'l Hon, Soc. Sammons, Pat F.F.A., Projectionists Club. Short, Donald Sr. Whos Who Nom. Simmons, johnie Hi4Y, Projectlonisfs Club, Band Pres., M.D. Award. Slagle, Laverne F.H.A., fBest All Round, Basketball at Chicotab. Smith, Donnie Fav. Nom. Sr. Fire Com., F.F.A., Baseball, Football, Tri-Hi-Y Hero. Smith, Hettie Mae F.H.A., Baseball, Tri-Hi-Y. Snowden, Robert Soph. Fav. Nom., Fire Com., Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Safety Patrol, Sp. Club, Tennis. Spradlin, John David F.F.A., Judging Teams, Football. Stephens, john Craig Pres. Fresh Homeroom, jr. and All School Best Citizen, Jr. Best All Round Runner-up, Soph. and Jr. Class Pres., Drama Workshop, Hi-Y, J.C.L., Jr. Rotarian, Latin Club, V.P. Nat'l Hon. Soc. V.P. Student Council, Football Mgr., Golf, Chem- istry Medal, Sp. Medal, Sp. Club. Stephens, Robbie F,H.A., Owl Sweetheart Nom. Stewart, Bobby Best All Round Nom., Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Track. Strickland, john Baseball, Football. Taylor, james mm 'Wt OWL 33 OWL 34 eniorri Thompson, Charles Drama Workshop, V.P. F.T.A., Sr. Best Citizen, Pres. Hi-Y, Football Tri Capt., Homeroom Pres., Safety Patrol, Alt. State Rep., Student Council Chap., Track, jr. Rotarian, Hon. Mention All-State Football jr., lst Team All-State Sr., All-Dist. Football 3 yrs., Nom. Best Sport Dist. Football. Tolbert, Keith Baseball, Football, Track. Tooley, Robert Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, V.P. Homeroom, Safety Patrol, Football Mgr., Track. Townsend, Charles F.F.A., Basketball, Football, Track. Trapp, Don Hi-Y, Baseball, Football. Urbano, Tillie Best All Round Nom., F.H.A., F.N.C., Sp. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, V.P. Sp. Club, l'Miss School Spirit l950. Vallier, Harry Hi-Y, Owl Staff. Vandever, Leoma F.H.A., Sp. Club, Perfect Attendance Cert., Hon. Mention Pledge to Wildcat Flag. Vaughan, joe Hi-Y, Football, Track. Yffalters, Bobby R. Fire Com., Drama Workshop, Basketball Mgr., jr. Rotarian, Owl Assist., Sr. Fav. Nom., Owl Staff, Photo. Walters, Robbie Best Citizen Nom., Cat's Tale Stall, Fav. Nom., Guidance Assist., Drama Workshop, Fresh. Sec., Soph. and jr. Pres. Homeroom, F.T.A., j.C.L., Owl Assist., Owl Sweetheart Nom., Adv. Mgr., '54 Owl, Treas. Latin Club, Hon. Member Latin Club, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis. Warren, jimmy Flag Bearer, Football, Tennis, Homeroom Olli- cer, at Amarillo. West, Frances Pres. Latin Club, J.C.L., Latin I and II Cert., Co-Ed. Hodie Et Heri, V.P. Drama Workshop, Band, Sec. Soph. and Sr. Class, Em Cee, jr. and Sr. Best Citizen, V.P. Soph. Homeroom, Sec. Jr. Homeroom, jr. Fav. Nom., Sr. Fav. Runner-up, B.M.A., Owl Assist., jr. Bus. Woman, Assoc. Ed. '54 Owl, Girl's State Rep., Nat'l Hon. Soc., Tri-Hi-Y, D.A.R. Good Citizen. Whatley, Jerry White, Laverl Guidance Assist., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Wfhitaker, Dicky Tennis, Track, Projectionists Club, Soph. Best All Round Nom., jr. Fav. Nom., Pres. Soph. Homeroom, Lib. Club, Student Council, Em Cee, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Nat'l Hon. Soc., All-State Chorus. Young, Ann Young, Shirley Jean F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y aaa of 54 SENIOR SKETCHES The fall of l955 marked the beginning of our Senior year which will, no doubt, leave a pleasant memory in our hearts for many years. Under the capable leadership of our president, Don Coker, our class saw the establishment of three new traditions. Mary Cozort and her four attendants reigned over the first homecoming at Paris High School. We had the privilege of being a part of the first Honor Hall, and of seeing our dream of a school paper come true with the publication of the Cuff Tale. The Paris High Wildcat football team will long be a source of pride in our hearts. With only four return- ing lettermen they smashed their way to co-district championship. The team chose as its queens Mary Bresenham, Mary Cozort, and Ann Condray. The basketball team was not to be outdone. They played their way into a district championship also. As the year progressed, we received our rings, jackets, ordered our invitations, and realized that at last we were really Seniors. Frances West and Charles Thompson were elected best citizens by the class and presented with the Citizenship Award by the Student Council. The Senior stunt, presented at Stunt Night, pro- vided laughter for everyone. Also an important event in the field of acting was the Senior Class play, You Can? Kirr Caroline, which was a big success. We shall long remember the beautiful Prom given in our honor by the juniors. Another happy memory is the fun we had picking out the class gift to the school. But now the time has come for us to bid farewell to our beloved P.H.S., and take our places in the adult world. Perhaps this fact will be more fully realized when we walk down the aisle to the final strains of Pomp and Circumstancev, diploma in hand, with a new future shining brightly in the distance. OWL 35 L . OWL 36 C omzterclo ckwire: FRANCES WEST . . . versatile and admired . . . sparkling personality . . . outstanding citizen . . . winning smile . . . always in demand. CAROLYN GARVIN . . . intellectual . . . respected . . . good orator . . . likes murder mysteries.. . . wholesome personality. NANCY BRITTAN . . . sincere . . . well-mannered . . . industrious . . . likes apple pie ala mode . . . poised. SARAH BILLS . . . energetic . . . unique personality . . . fun to be with . . . true friend . . . admirable. CHARLENE BROWN . . . clever . . . never at a loss for words . friendly . . . always smiling . . . personality plus. JANIE MCHAM . . . well-read . . . timid . . . musical . . . obliging . . . modest . . . likes history. ELDA BROWN . . . vocalist . . . quiet, until you get to know her . . . active . . . studious . . . independent. MARY ANN MACKIN . . . dainty . . . carefree . . . versatile musically . . . always late . . . well-liked. QD. J4. I2 mlar'e5enfafiUe OWL 38 DON COKER FRANCES WEST CHARLENE BROWN CHARLES THOMPSON Altermzzfe Altewmle .Sim QIQFBJQIQ fafiuefi FRANCES WEST So ,Qi gow Wjiwm. Mary Ann Graves and her escort, Ben Faber, look very Voting for Senior Who's Who takes quite a bit of con- Barbara, Wanda, and Yolaine agree with Santa when he Mr. Cunningham checks credits with jimmy, Bobby, and The scene, a crowded courtroom, the judge, a stern Robbie Walters presents a book to Willerta Gladden for happy when she reigned as Miss Pa centrating. says, Merry Xmas, Everyone. Marion. old man. ris of l953 the library in memory of a classmate. OWL 39 'K C ' JK l 'y ou auf ion emo ine By ANNE COULTER MARTENS Caroline ..,.Y... joe .......w,..., Sime .,,..........,,. Ma Rand ,.........,,, Min Iarnefon .,.....,, ...... Jeanette ........,.,.... Johnnie ....,,,, S birley ..,,.., Milt .,...... Bnnny Y,4,v.., Howie .... Pat ....,A.., Stanley ,7,.,. Sally .,...7. Willie 7...,,. CAST .,,,,i..Fran:es West C. Corham ..ir..Pari Browning .,.,..,,,,i,.Saral1 Bills .Carolyn Garvin ......,ADH Conrlrny i,,,,,.,l....Bg11 Faber ....,,,,,,Mary Cozorr ,,,..i.Marcus Godin .......,..,Mnry Pretrs ....,....,..,,Davicl Griffin ....,,,iMary Ann Graves ....,i,,,,Charies Thompson .........XVilletta Gladclen Butler Director ....,r.................. Miss Marijo Oliver Stndent Directory ....,,,,.,...,.. Nancy Britton Robbie Walters Charlene Brown Prornptorr ....,., .,,.,.,.. M arilyn Hooks OWL 40 wwf CLASS OFFICERS unions BEST CITIZENS CLAUDETTE PICKERING LARRY CLICK KENNETH Cox BARBARA BROWN Preficient Secretary BUDDY CALDWELL JOHNNY DENNIS Vice-Prefideni Treafmer T OWL 41 Ables, Ned Alford, Annette Armstrong, D. C. Avery, Gerald Bailey, Eva jean Ballard, Linda Beckman, Ted Bell, Harold Biard, Shirley Ann Bishop, Bettye Bishop, Joyce Blackburn, Pamelia Booth, john Wayne Bowden, Marilyn Brackeen, Billy Bob Bray, Mary Nell Brown, Baibara Brown, Dorothy Brown, Ted Burke, johnny Burks, Linda Caldwell, Buddy Carey, Damon Carnahan, joe Benton Carr, june Carroll, Shirley Carsrarphen, james Castlebury, Bobby Chamberlain, Hovs ardene Llark, Joyce Clarkson, Louise Clay, Shirley jean Click, Larry Clifton, LaVerne Collier, Janice OWL 42 uniorfi 91-ff 'YY' aaa o i55 4?- Corlec, Carl Covington, Norma W Cox, Kenneth Crumley, Gloria '-:..:. I Dunn, Charles M Cunningham, jimmy Darnell, Billy ' -.. , ' Davis, J. T. Cummings, LaVonne E Davis, Mary Alice Deaton, Dickie .f 'w .Q Dennis, Johnny Dicken, Stanley xx. wi Dingman, Donald I ,,,. . Eaton, Larry Don Q S A Edzards, jack Ellison, Austin Endsley, Charles Evans, Denton Fangio, Janyce 4 Ferebee, Bobby 1 Floyd, Ann lloote, Durwood W ii- Gage, james Gentry, Peggy Gillie, jerry Green, Sonja Hensley, Curtis Hensley, Dorothy Higgins, XViley ' zzzzzllv v.-: . Ford, D. C. Foreman, Joretta Grimmett, Ruby Herron, Emma Lloyd Hodges, Charles OWL 43 Howell, Jimmie Ann Hunt, Cynthia Hutchins, Jaunell Hutchison, Joe Hutto, Ben Jamar, Mary James, Chick W James, Jo Ann g Jennings, Janice ' Johnson, Jimmie 5 Jones, Ann Jones, Gerald Ray Keith, Malcolm Kiker, Smith Killebrew, Ben Kincaid, Bill Landers, Phyllis Jean Lane, Mary Ellen Lewis, Bootsie Long, Billy Loyd, Jerry Elizabeth Lynn, Marlene Mcliwin, Katy McHam, Harriet McVay, Larry Malone, Ray Mathews, Barbara Minter, Deleta Moore, Estelle Morrison, Ann Mullens, Patsy Myers, Billy Sue Neal, June Neal, Loyd Nelson, Bobby OWL 44 uniom was -- K, Cfaafs 0 i55 I l We-. HPQ ii is J8? , t ,, 2 3 ' ff n Oates, Arnold Dale Page, Betty Parker, Diane Patterson, Billy Patterson, Jerry Phillips, Annette Pickering, Claudette Pomroy, Mary Joyce Pomroy, Peggy Porter, Billy Dean Poteet, Palmer Pratt, Bobby Province, Robert Raper, Lawrence Ray Reece, Mary Kathryn Rudy, Dick Savage, Martha Skidmore, Robert Lewis Skinner, Robert Slagle, Margaret Smith, jack Smith, Orville Smith, Wayne Spann, Margaret Inez Staley, Nell Stell, Bobbie Stewart, Sarah Swaim, Bob Swint, Meleta June Swint, Richard Thompson, Donald Thompson, Ethel Leme Thompson, Pat Ray Thrasher, Iris June Tooley, Gail OWL 45 Vaughan, Charlotte Wages, Howard Walker, Billy Walker, Faith Dawn Welborn, Karen Whitaker, Nan Jo Whitney, Charles Williams, Nancy Winfrey, Earlene Young, Buddy OWL 46 unions JUNIOR JOURNEY In September of 1951 a Freshman class, destined for great things, entered Paris High School. To lead them in their year's activities they elected these offi- cers: Ned Ables, Sonja Green, Robert Province, and Ben Killebrew. Although a little timid at first, they dispelled any doubts about future school spirit when Ben Killebrew was chosen as Mr. PHS. ' Planning picnics and parties with their counselor, Miss Mary Wilson, during their Sophomore year were these officers: Dick Rudy, T. Davis, Nell Staley, and Larry Click. They displayed their class loyalty by selecting Sonja Green as Christmas Queen. Looking forward to greater things this year, the Junior class elected these officers: Kenneth Cox, Buddy Caldwell, Barbara Brown, and johnny Dennis. Sporting guns Creally cap pistolsb and western garb, Patsy Mullens was judged Most Typical Cowgirl at the Western Day Dance. The character of their class was revealed when Larry Click was chosen All-School Best Citizen. The basketball team selected Mary Kath- ryn Reece and June Neal as queens for the year. No one will ever forget the fun and frolic at Stunt Night, sponsored by the Junior class. But all these events were leading up to their crowning achievement of the year, the Prom, given in honor of the 1954 graduat- ing class. With these years of high school activity behind them, the junior class is eagerly awaiting its year as Seniors. N CLASS OFFICERS .SJOIQAOMQOPQ6 BEST CITIZENS JACKIE BURCH CAROLE WIRTA JERRY LEVERETT HAMPY HODGES CLIFFORD FRANKLIN Prefident Vice-Preyident BARBARA MCCOLLUM PAT MEDFORD Secretary Treafwef' OWL 47 Abels, Joan Ables, Patsy Ailey, Ann Allen, Alba jea Allen, Norman Boyd Anderson, Jane Anderson, Lester Armstrong, Eddie Armstrong, Mar Baker, Bill Bangs, Norma Barnett, Janice Lou Bass, 'Billy Mac Baty, June Bell, Larry Bellamy, Imogene Black, Bobby Neal Black, Vivian Blackburn, Olg Blackburn, Sandra Blackstone, Charlene Blissett, Marlan Bosworth, Gaile Bowers, Glenn Bristow, Alta Lou Brown, Ernie Brown, Ouida Burlington, Betty Burch, jackie Burgess, Barbara Cagle, Patricia Caldwell, Hope Cameron, Neill Capers, Billy Bob OWL 48 aaa 0 556 My 5, 5, as '-.-- , 4 ., ,E an Y.. , , ,. I I-E-A i ,.: .54 - A ,,,: E,.E5, ::::::f: C A , mi A :::,. , ag ,,,., 2 . .g.: vvvgzzv . I ' , .',.. A ' ,. :-': - ..., 'QE: Q:E ., . '.,,,: . Y .,.E: ,H A ga Carico, Bobby Chamberlin, Charles Chappell, Maurice Click, Patsy Coker, jack Coker, Patsy Collier, Martha Cope, Stanley Cunningham, james Daughtrey, Vicki Davis, Faye Davis, Gwen Dennie, Elizabeth Deweese, Sammie Dezse, Paukm Dixon, Betty Ann Dunn, Dickie - Early, Jimmy Ellis, Butch Ellis, Carlene Ellis, Larry England, Robby Enloe, Stanley Fangio, Carolyn Feagan, Ann Fisher, Mary Don Fleming, Charles Flippen, Billy Floyd, Wanda Foreman, George Franklin, Clifford Fry, Julia Ann Fuston, John George, Jackie Gilmore, Diane OWL 49 Ginsberg, Major Goolsby, Jerry Gore, Jerry Graham, Bobby Graum, Earl Lee Hatcher, Alma Haynes, Hicks Haynes, Tommy Hearn, Kaye Hill, Jimmie Hodges, Hampy Holden, john House, Philip Howard, Armitta Inniss, Carolyn Isom, Adrian Jackson, Donna jackson, Douglas johnson, Pat Jones, john julian, Tony Kelley, Noel King, Bobby King, jack King, john King, Myra King, Thetis Ann Kirby, Bill Knox, Bob Lee, Sarah Joyce Lenoir, Jerrye Ann Leverett, jerry Lewis, Scott Long, Darell Gene Love, Bobby OWL 50 Sopkomofed yin nie in 7 aaa, 0 56 1 Q ,,1:::e5 'M ::' :: I with s 251 7x0 Z Q l of L vwv 'flip--wwf' , ,,,y, , y Loyd, Barbara Lynch, Sherry McCollum, Barbara McFadden, Bill McFadden, Donald McMinn, Carolyn Ann Mallory, F. D. Malone, Faye Martin, Gail Medford, Pat Meeks, Virginia Merritt, Lawson Moore, Anne Neal, Bobbie Nix, Richard Lee Nowell, Sammie O'Dea, Barbara Patterson, Helen Pennington, jerry Perry, David Player, Sammy Porter, Travis Posey, Melba Poteet, Dick Poteet, Gerry 1 I Ei 'f Pratt Kenneth roctor, e Ann Pyle, Marsha Reid, Nugent Rheudaijl, Bill Risinger, Freddie Ritchie, Charlotte Robbins, Maureen R Robinson, David OWL 51 30,0 0I'l'LOI 8f5 X f' , A X N g Q S ,Q fx . 'iv NWLTW ff: X 1 x X ix Q x xx Q X fs 5 N, W K :Ian 'Q iff! Q Cfaaa o 556 Withington, Linda Sue Woerner, Eddie Wood, Mary Jo Young, George SOPHOMORE SAGA - Entering Paris High in September, l952, the Fresh- man class stared in bewilderment at the rush of high school activities. They soon showed they were a part of them by electing these ofhcersz john Fuston, Hampy Hodges, Hilda Thompson, and James Sain, joining clubs, yelling at pep rallies, and cheering their football and basketball teams on tgvictory made them a little more Freshmen Spring brought a rush of picnics and parties and the end of their first year in high school. Their only sorrow was the accidental death of james Sain. Continuing their days at Paris High, the Sopho- more class elected these officers to guide them through the year's activities: Hampy Hodges, Clifford Frank- lin, Barbara McCollum, and Pat Medford. The highlight of the year was the Christmas Party held with the Freshman class in the gymnasium. Games, dancing, and food made it a perfect party for everyone. The fun and frolic of picnics in the spring and the arrival of the 1954 OWL furnished more pleasant memories of their first two years at Paris High. These Sophomore and Freshman class ofhcers certainly seem to be enjoying th6mS6lV6S Hi their combined Christmas Party! Left to right, they are Barbara McCollum, Clifford Franklin, Pat Medford, Hampy Hodges, Ellen Coleman, Ned Ables, Mary Louise Simpson, and Milton Mallory. 1 OWL 53 SENIORS LaFarris O'Connel Marcilene Parson Fred Welch JUNIORS Eugene Bates Virginia Benner Tommy Boswell Charles Burton Lewis Carrington Clark Chambliss Joe Davenport Clarence Day Galena Downing Ray Edwards Kenneth Emerson Bobby Exurn Betty Foster George House Lanis Isom George Locke Jerry Morgan Bob Morris Thelma Myers Jimmy Don O'Dea. Lon Penton Jimmy Rowland Paul Satcher James Taylor Sue Taylor Mary Ann Thomas SOPHOMORES Calvin Anderson O'Neal Arrington Dora Arrington Pete Avance Nell Bolton OWL 54 CAMERA Virginia Bryan Scotty Burns Mary Christian Dorothy Eatherly Robert Foreman Billie Franklin Benny Lee Freeman Charles Friday Jimmy Green Pat Greeson Janet Hanlon Jimmy Dale Hodges Romain House Earl Jetton Wyvonne Kelley Deborah McGee Ray Morphew Eldon Nichols James Nortel' Pat Nortel Scottie Nortel Jan Ranney John Rhodes Jo Scroggins Sonny Sheather Juanita Smith Billy Wilson FRESHMEN Neal Anthony Cora Mae Ashford Ronnie Avery Larry Barrington Bobby Bohall James Burchinal Mary Helene Buster David Clarkson Dorothy Clarkson Billie Joyce Cole SHY Wanda Cole Rachel Crockett Estelle Day Nancy Draper Billie Jack Gain Johnny Graves John Grounds Robert Hart Sharon Hayes Troy Huff Edwin Royce Hutchins Bill Hutto V Larry Jackson Harold Johnson Joe LaRue Kenneth Gene Little Don McKnight Pat Marks M. J. Melvin Patsy Merrifield Jerry Mowrey Glynn Osburn Elaine Parson J. L. Pratt Gary Rhoades John Rucker Elbert Shannon Mary Frances Sharrock Alvin Sherwood Jodie Slagle Danny Stephens Linda Todd Benny Toland Bryan Tolbert Virginia Tuttle Donnie Vickers Kenneth Winn Pat Young jl 25Al'l'lel'L CLASS OFFICERS BEST CITIZENS CHLOIE INGRAM BILL ADAMS NEIL ABLES MILTON MALLORY P 'd z T W -A 7611 610 7'6dJ'ZM'6f ,'ff!,f E MARY LOUISE SIMPSON I EN COLEMAN Secretary cgtllice-Prefident x OWL 55 Ables, Neil Adams, Bill Armstrong, jack Armstrong, Robert Arnold, Betty Aydelott, Shirley Ayers, Larry Baker, john Baker, Roy Bangs, Judy Bardin, Benny Bassano, Carol Bates, Wanda Sue Beard, Betty Jane Bell, Lillian Betterton, Boyd Wayne Black, Billy Blassingame, J. W. Bonner, Ernestine Bowden, Charlene Bowman, james Bowman, Joyce Boyd, james Brackeen, Anna Beth Brackeen, jerry V 9 Brittan, Harry Brockway, james Brooks, Orby Brown, jimmy Don Brown, Katchie Qrunson Robert ryan: Slderry DuWayne B e Byers, Ronnie Cagle, Mike OWL 56 jl'e6Al'l'lQI'L ' E, X W. se X xl' 'SQ' ' A Q x ft W fi S is W ur - mf HF w CEM 0 3 L' 'V E : il F ,ft K Campbell, Herbie 'Q Carmon, joe Ella Carnahan, Carole Carr, Sue Caviness, Bobby Caviness, Imy Lou Chapman, Jimmy Clemons, Beverly Coleman, Ellen Conroy, jimmy Cothran, jerry Council, Fred Cravens, James Criscoe, Betty Lee Crook, lNIa-y jo Davenport, Harold Davis, Mickey Dickson, David Dingman, Elizabeth Dixon, Glen Edwards, Becky Edwards, Travis Ellis, jack Enloe, Richard Fangio, Freddie Feagan, Bobby Fields, Ada Mae Finch, Ann Cheatham, Robert Lee Crenshaw, Billie jean DeWitt, Charles Dollins, Patsy Ruth Edmonson, Cecelia Evans, Bonnie Sue N Fields, Billy Wayne OWL 57 Fleming, Sharon Lee Foote, Davis Harwood Foreman, jean Gage, Joseph Garlin, Patsy Golden, Joy Ann Gray, Robert Green, Benny Grooms, Donald Haines, Patsy Haynes, Polly Herring, Gerald Herron, Patsy Ruth Hetchler, James Higgs, joe David Hindman, Jerry Hines, Douglas Hobbs, Donald Hodge, J. C. Hopkins, Annette Horn, Elizabeth Ann Ingram, Charles Ingram, Chloie Ingram, Lynda Jackson, Frank James, Glenda jenkins, Carol Jenkins, Dora Faye Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Cherry Johnson, Shirley Johnston, Edgar Earl Jones, Wanda Ann Jordan, Olen Kerr, Joan OWL 58 gfefiknlell CEM 0 is nm nn :vi Aw an Kerr, Penn Kil gore, Rlary' King, Mary Lou Koenig, Lucy Jill Konkle, Gretta Kyle, Ronald Landers, joe Lane, Dorothy Lane, Galen Lane, Virginia LeFlore, Shirley Loven, James Larry McArthur, Bobby McClain, Herchell McCreight, Freddie Mc ' ,-Hear-yf ee McMinn, ' c ey, Martha Maedai Peta- allory, Milton Malone, Martha Maroney, Bud Maysey, Marilyn Milford, Elizabeth Monk, john Moore, joe Morris, Mariwyn Moss, Mary Mullens, Smith Nelson, Robert Nobles, Dorothy Norris, Robert WilsQM Osburn, john J Parker, Richard Peacock, Leon OWL 59 Perkins, Marion Perkins, Sandra Sue Pledger, Patricia Phillips, Tommie Pomroy, Anita Poteet, Donnie Powell, Maurlyne Pratt, Barbara Preston, Helen Ruth Preston, Shirley Puckett, Margie Ruth Reeves, Eddie Reid, Jeep Rhoades, Donald Eugene Rice, Barbara Gail Rucker, John Delton 6 Riley, Virginia 1 Robinson, Lyda Roden, Mary Suzanne Rodgers, Gary Ruff, Anita Rutherford, Mamie Rutledge, Hugh Sandlin, Etha Savage, Donald Seiferman, Bobby Sheaffer, Randy Sherwood, Alvin Shew, Betty Sikes, Jackie Simpson, Mary Louise S ' er Bettie Hele .T Sma Woo , orothy Smallwood, Glenrg Smith, Elvin QWL 60 gl 85Al'l'lQl'L .gs-as hx .griatwt ,:,:aaf::sas::: ww, ,A ,, Ev, mm 'Wm CAM 0 3 Snowden, Marianna Solomon, George Stell, Merlene Stephenson, Leah Rita Thrasher, Keith Tower, jesse Towers, Eddie Townsend, Robert Treadway, Walta Turner, Richard Turknett, Loveta Tuttle, joe Utz, Marie Vaughan, Bettie Vaughan, Phyllis , , M . .A., , M- ,, Vessels, Anecia '--.f,-,f tm V T. 4 M Waddie, Linda v,: 1 :':' f it Wakefleld, Patsy - 'dim Walker, Frankie t .1,, 5 1 sf Wall, Berry rw 'km Watson, Bobby Webb, Betty Whitaker, Tommy Wickersham, jerry Winters, Margaret Wirta, Richard Woerner, Jerry Womack, Lee Womack, Robert Word, Delores Wright, Gerald Wright, Laurie York, Frank Young, Glenda Mae Young, Vena Marlene OWL 61 ' .ilk ll F86 lfflelfl N OWL 62 Left to Right: These boys are not the Hilltoppers. They are Mouse, Frank, Neil, and Larry showing h ir ta ent on the Freshman assembly program. Orby is wearing a smile as he is enjoying the Freshman Sophomore dance with Charl ne and Jac' ie Ken Griffin could do no better than Donald did at the Freshman assembly. jriagg This year there entered a class usually referred to as Freshmen or 'llittle Fish , but they proved them- selves worthy of being called Paris High School stu- dents. Neil Ables led the class as president. Then the remaining officers also did a good job. They were Ellen Coleman, Vice-Presidentg Mary Louise Simpson, Secretary, and Milton Mallory, Treasurer. This class proved to be a-group full of loyalty and enthusiasm for its schiool. At every activity sponsored by the school, the Freshmen were seen taking a part in the fun. The Freshman assembly program was one that will long be remembered. It represented much time and effort spent by both students and sponsors. The applause indicated the appreciation and enjoyment of the student body. ' - Freshmen, we are proud of the things you have doneg so keep up the good work and we shall expect to hear more from you while you are in Paris High School. -v ii YW YY - 1 l - l I 1 I OWL SWEETHEART BILLIE JEAN CRENSHAXW FEATURES OWL 64 ANN CONDRAY Senior PATSY MULLENS ,llI7li0I' J Smflwwff omineed DONNA JACKSON Sophomore OWL 65 BILLIE JEAN CRENSHAW Freshmzm W ' 'Rf 'Q-of -W-...WA FPVJI ITE? DON COKER DLIRWOOD FOOTE NUGENT REID RONNIE BYERS Senior junior Sophomore Ifresbmfm MARIE MAYSEY ANN JONES SHARI SWOFFORD BILLIE JEAN CRENSHAXV Swim- Junior Sophomore l 1'e.x-111111111 OWL G6 BEF' A LLSQV UI ID MICKEY DAVIS HAMPY HODGES CURTIS HENSLEY BABE GRAHAM Freshman Sophomore junior Senior CHLQIE INGRAM DONNA JACKSON MARY ALICE DAVIS WILLETTA GLADDEN Freshman Sophomore junior Senior CWL 67 W OWL 68 ll,l'll'l8l 6 I0 RONALD KYLE NEIL ABLES JERRY LEVERETT DICK POTEET Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Favorite Best All-Round Best All-Round F2lV0fii6 Knot shown? BOB SWAIM NED ABLES ROBERT PROVINCE CRAIG STEPHENS BOBBY WALTER junior Junior Junior Senior Senior Favorite Favorite Best A11-Round Best All-Round Favorite C not shown D lfU'U'l0l 5 I0 PHYLLIS VAUGHAN MARY LOUISE SIMPSON PAT MEDFORD JACKIE BURCH Fresbrnan Freslarnczn Sophomore Sophomore Favorite Best A11-Round Best All-Round Favorite ATI BROWNING MARY BRESENIAIAM FRANCES WEST -IUANELL HUTCHINS MARY JAMAR Senior Senior Senior Junior junior 3est All-Round Favorite Favorite Best A11-Round Favorite OWL 69 omecoming Courf MARY Cozonr Queen ANN QONDRAY VIVIAN CALDWELL MARIE MAYSEY PATI BROWNING Princess Princess Princess Princess OWL 70 L Ckrifmfmafi ueen an giicorf MARY LOUISE SIMPSON FRANK JACKSON I OWL 71 GWL 72 ff 51 oo! Mid Gfizend MARY LOUISE SIMPSON LARRY CLICK P. W! WM IQJJS ESTELLE MOORE L. C. COTHAM OWL 73 Ou!! Sweefhearf Wominee lfl,l'Ll'L8l 6 I0 CLAUDETTE PICKERING JACKIE BURCH ELLEN COLEMA A MELBA BROWN Junior Sophomore Y ' 1 Freshman Senior JUNE NEAL MARIANNA SNOWDEN MARY ANN GRAVES ANNA BETH BRACKEEN PEGGY WHATLEY junior Freshman Senior Freshman Sophomore PATSY SMITH MARIE MAYSEY MARY KATHRYN REECE HILDA THOMPSON Sophomore Senior junior Sophomore r 5 2 E OWL '74 iumi L A T Ska our fray M1ss KATIE FEESER Spomor BEN FABER Editor FRANCES WEST Arrociaze Editor Nancy Brirtan, Literary Editorg Ann Condrayg Feature Editorg Bobby Ray Walters, Phorographerg Marie Maysey Lay our Editorg Marilyn Hooks, Circulation Editor. i OWL '76 omloiga Wemoriefi f oanger - ,91?a:: ww 'WMM 'M ' Don Robmson, Sports Eclirorg Qharlen Brown Organrzmons Edrror Davrd Prrce Arr Edrror Sara Bonham Prcture Edlror Anna jean Fletcher, Activitres Edrtor ROBBIE WALTERS AciL'e1'li.s-ing Manager MARX' BRESENHAM Bzrrifzerr Nlmzzzger SARAH BILLS Aafz 67'fi.l'i7Zg ZVIfz1zfzge1' ELEM! flue .gzened ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHERS When our photographer was busy, we found these assistants very useful: John Osburn, Harry Vallier, and Estelle Moore. UNDERCLASSMEN ASSISTANTS LaVonne Cummings, Jackie Burch, Patsy Mullens, Becky Edwards, Anna Beth Brackeen, and Peggy Whatley. OWL 78 :algo ing .xdgoue B. M. A. These stutlents are Hrst year contestants in the Bible Memory Association: Front rfowt Melba Brown, Mike Cagle, Leah Davis, Eva Bailey, Laurie Wright. Second row: Barbara Cobb, Hazel Osborne, Nancy Snider, Ann Contlray, Cynthia Hunt. Thin! row: Nan Whitaker, Peggy Whatley, Estelle Moore, Patsy Mullens, Ann Feagan, Barbara Stallings, Viclci Daughtrey. Foznftlo row' Harry Brittan, Jimmy O'Dea, Buddy Caltlwell, Johnny Burke, Bobby Rose, Malcolm Keith. INSIDE PANEL OUTSIDE PANEL Sarah Bills Larry Eaton Mary Bresenham Ben Faber Nancy Brittan Willetta Gladclen Charlene Brown Bootsie Lewis Hope Caldwell Mary Pretre Shirley Clay Charlotte Vaughan Mary Cozort Phyllis Vaughan Judy Davis Carol West Frances West wx OWL 79 r 5-S aria Quad fjlw CQ-is li Spomor Editor SW! 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We hnd Nancy Britran, Elda Brown, Diane Parker, and Berry Maynard with Mr. Ralph Webb looking over an issue of the Cat's Tale as it comes off the press. GWL 82 Pretirient . . Vice-Prefidenl Sec,-Treat. . Rep 01767 . . Sponror . . . . ANN JONES .jyLlUfeA!5L2t3 CJQZMPURL5 E V' if -.....,V'- -- E it ' ' ,A.AA ' ei' l,,r,.,,,.i . g 1 i ff jg E f , ' First row: Ballard, Brown, Floyd, James, Jennings, Johnson. Sammi 7'0Zl'.' jones, Landers, Moore, Thrasher, Whitaker, Williams. Ulm 19042, 67,4 OFFICERS . Iius JUNE THRASHER . JANICE JENNINGS . ESTELLE MOORE . . MRS. W. M. HEATH Left rmzp: Iris june Thrasher, president, conducts an important business meeting. Right map: To make money for the club these members have a candy sale. s OVVL 83 ugar anc! .Spiced . . . TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Pfexiciefzl . . . MARY ANN MACKIN Vice-Pre,fide111f . . . CAROLYN GARVIN Recomfing Sec1'etm'y . . . SARA BONHAM T1'Cll.l'7H'6'7' .... SARA HELEN ROGERS Reponea A... ANNA JEAN FLETCHER Cow. Secretary . . . NANCY BRITTAN Spomom . . Miss CELIA DONALDSON MRS. ROBERT PIERSON Fin! rouf: Ballard, Barrett, Biard, Bills, P. Blackburn, R. Blackburn, Bonham, Bowden, Bowers. Second row: Bresenham, Brice, Brittan, B. Brown, C. Brown, D. Brown, E. Brown, M. Brown, Browning. Third faux' Burks, Caldwell, Carr, Chamberlain, Churchwell, Clark, Clarkson, Cobb, Collier. Fourlh row: Condray, Cozort, Crumlev, Cummings, J. Davis, M. Davis, Fletcher, Floyd, Frank. Fifth rouu' Garvin, Gladden, Graves, Green, Grimmett, Hall, Haynes, Herron, Hill. fm :vw GN 1' ,. ' :iiii . gs W ,..: E 4:1 '- . if E A . si t If .. Q A in . ......., Q i 1 . .sv .-' . . .1 . .. E M . :: Ei ' ' Ab ,':'2 2-. ,., ' - . V :,:- l A ,M i Q, xx M' 1 ... ' ,,,., Q A --', : .... , ,,-. ZHII , .,..,,, 1--Q-- s if Ivvl, ::' -. f I 'Y' JZ? sg , Q -V iiii- IAI, E Q iiiii- ,..,. zl- E 46. V . ,,.. ---- 'M A - 'H , rzl ' - ' .:. .-..,,:: g 353. AA-:-:: 2 V ,.,,, , , 34 A4 1 : , gy H . Znzn , . ... in Q, Q. 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X 3, Y l if Wk f Q er' t Y W-11 - af , are 'ar X w X, 'E ww XJ Fir!! row: Hooks, Howell, Hunt, Hutchins, Ingram, jamar, J. James, S. james, Jennings. Second row: johnson, jones, Kelly, Landers, Lewis, Lynn, H. McHam, J. McHam, Mackin. Third row: Maysey, Moore, Mullens, Myers, Neal, Osborne, Parker, Pickering, Pretre. Fourth row: Raphael, Reece, Rogers, Savage, Staley, Stell, Thrasher, Urhano, Vaughan, Fifth wma' Walker, Walters, Welborn, West, Williams, Whitaker, White. Left Jmzp: The formal initiation of the Tri-Hi-Y is hclil. Right map: These girls suffer Tri-Hi-Y initiation. ' 2 V Zi ff QQ in x J ,ff 'X xxx! W A ::' : ' I LJ K...- -:- ,S ' ' . 55' ' 555.1 ' F' :'i?f..:e: ........ X W ,,, , ,.,- Q,- 1 i 1 4 OVVL 85 OWL 86 Smiga waf 6Acu'm TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y DONNIE SMITH VIVIAN CALDWELL HERO SWEETHEART Ouf of 31,6 041 my l TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y PATSY MULLENS JIMMY KIRBY TYPICAL COWGIRL TYPICAL COWBOY OWL 87 GCAUZLP Agzfhwkf... UFFICERS liewwliffg Secrelmfy . . Tf'Clll'l!7'67' . . . Sergefzvzt-al-Armi' . Bmi1ze,f,n'Mamzge4f . Chaplain ..... Firyt row: Ables, Avery, Ayers, Beckman, Billingsley, Brackeen, Brown, Burke, Canole. I Second row: Carnahan, Carstarphen, Cecil, Click, Coker, Cotham, Cox, Cunningham, Davis. Third row: Deaton, Dennis, Dicken, Dunn, Eaton, Edzards, Ellison, Endsley, Faber. Fourth rnufx Foote Graham, GriHin, Grigsby, Hardin, Hensley, Hinson, House, Hutchison. C ,,, ,g,, C U P7'6,l'fEi6'7Zl . . .CHARLES THOMPSON Vicellhwicienz . . CRAIG STEPHEDQ . . BEN FARFD Cwfre,rp0125ii1zg Secretmy ROBERT SNOWDEN . DON ROBINSON . EDWIN GRIGSBH . DON COKF . . JERRY HOU? SPKHZIO7' . . MR. TOMMY DUNCAN 2. E. .W 1 35 if S Qs: 'A ,mf W A. . .,.,. , , , , Ex 3' R 'TT ,Q ...... fi Azuzuzlzuuul, r .,,,,,, f .,, qlqu gg, QM ,,,,,,.,.,,, ff,f, ,.,, A IA QBQQ raf- 1 f,'A L2 ' -A f ',,.. 75' ::': .,,,, N p Q .,.,. 3' 'wi ,, 3 L' is ossssso A A rrs s rsr rrssr ' R ' W 2 5 :::. :::i I Q K i , .,i' Y 2j:2g.- . ,--. gi r X X C Z ::-- .' '.,: as sz, Q iiliii .,,-,,: 3 C :'- 1 B in O I V la 'QQW', Aww ffy if AEE ' eg? C' Fx A s fe, lr' O A A sr. OWI it 3, . . i 'Q as Z Q K MA 'X CI ...Jin me olimehglif . .. :., . 251 QQQQQ- M A i 2 gl .. 1 no., W - N. Qu E .M ,ASE :.-.' .1 53 z .1153 Aa' Q Q '-'s- : ::. , qqqqq My ii 7 V:' xl , V 3 . .,..- is ,,'- f zzx Z C .... 5' i A'lu 1 ':--' V ': In V I A ...,.,.: V ...:..., ,. . ,...1,.- g .. ,-l- lala X , ..-:.lI A I 1 - V . :AZ E ,. ,....f T :.. Q ..,., li - , .--.. ' i .. . ff l il Z my ii 4 ii ::.. ,i A E v- I :.::E:9g? ,.-- ' IW: X :.: , ' Nvvv I .---- - 5 ,gl W --l-- Q-:':: fe ..... . I 50+ - ' 5 - ' -. , Fin! roam' Hutro, C. jackson, W. jackson, james, Jeffries, Keith, Killebrew, Kirby, McCollum. Sewmf row: Malone, Mitchell, Neal, Oates, Phillips, Poteet, Pratt, Price, Province. Third 1'u11'.' Raper, Don Robinson, Doug Robinson, Rose, Rudy, Simmons, Skinner, Smith, Snowtlen Fourth row: Stephens, Swaim, Swint, C. Thompson, P. Thompson, Tooley, Vaughan, Whitaker, Whitney, Young. Left map: A typical Hi-Y meeting is in progress. Righz map: These Hi-Y members enjoy the Christmas Dinner-Dance given by the Tri-Hi-Y. , J mt at Qi as an ff sr-f E W i ,.f '.,:. .. . . W W t Kg, f W: . :::. -- rf OWL 89 President . . Vine-Prefident Secretary . Treamrer . Reporter . . Torch Reporler Spomor . . . Web, Gfaridic OFFICERS . TOMMY HAYNES . . DIANE GILMORE . BETTY BUFFINGTON . MALCOLM KEITH . . KATCHIE BROWN . . CAROL BASSANO l . MRS. W. G. SLUDER ofafin i First roux' Adams, Ailey, A. Armstrong, D. C. Armstrong, Bassano, Beard, P, Blackburn, R. Black- burn, Blisserr. Second row: Bowden, Bresenham, Brittan, E. Brown, K. Brown, Buflington, Burch, Burgess, M. Cagle. Third row: P. Cagle, Caldwell, Carnahan, Evans, Caviness, Clay, Clemons, Coleman, Conroy. Fourth row: Cummings, Davenport, Davis, Dicken, Dickson, Dingman, Dixon, Eaton, Edwards. . blll I I ,. ,..... .,, ., ., 5 ,,,. 1 ,, 'V , Q' ,,.... , , . . E: L, . H A EE K , Q A A TA.. 'A ' .,, ... r ' .i 'l -:-L- g ' A rf ,T 1., f . , H .TVVV , ' ' zz, 1,' 1 f V 'A ,,,. .,g-Q., --33, , - IE: D 5 5 I ,f 2-2gag:::,3:' , I , . :,..,. 4, A, ., :.,,: 5 1 -W , ,... :-:- A'-if in V A V g A W1 Sz. ' N A T ' , T1-1--L- . W' ,., A' A . I ,Y . 5 .,,.g 2 ,:,' 'A fx. gzv ' ' 'gf' - . X ': ax I, :a:s:s:s:a:s:e:1 - : I sv r ' -:-,.,: .,,. .' tg A . r'..... L A ...Ta aaaaa M V 4 L 'teas ' - -2 I My X 'Q Q f , ' f si X xxwf OWL 90 ' 1,11 Mm. jufha Shui opadf Left map: Take a look at these Latin students. They seem to be enjoying themselves at the Latin con- vention in Marshall. Righz ,rmzpi Marie Maysey, Nancy Brittan, Estelle Moore, and joe Gage are proudly showing Miss Katie the first publication of the Hodie et Heri Fin! row: Ellis, Enloe, Feagan, Fields, Finch, Floyd, Fry, Fuston,'Gage. Second row: George, Gilmore, Ginsberg, Graham, Haynes, Hetchler, Hodges, Horn, House. Third mu .' Keith, B. King, T. King, Koenig, Kyle, Lee, LeFlore, Leverett, Loven. Fourth row: MeMinn, Malone, Maynard, Monk, Moore, Nelson, Nobles, Patterson, Perkins, , ,, , ,, , Wm: ,,.,,,.....,,, ,, W, ,,,, ,.,.,,, . ,, .... , ,,.. .. , , ,,,,, , ,, , , ,....,.. ....,,.,. ...... ,,., .,,. ,, V74 ,, 0 WM., rw. ,Wim bmL H .-l- VV ' 4 -::,.. ' ly Q '..,,, , , ' ' I f n ..., 3 ,.'-f e N S L llli -4 ,. 2+ i---t - - ,,, 12' rtri ' W, 1- -A tii, I it 25 1 at Y ' ii - in ':-- 1 ...- ' 'f V , fi 'QW I :sie :zl .'..,,.- ,,,, I - rt T rt: T 1 ' I p ., I u T , s M , utu, -a,t,a M M , , J aattttt X ,,,,,,,. t ' r he af L t V ' zz' , ' . - ..,-. ., , - ' ' 4, nc' , rs.. C, ,-,-. Q zazl -. ef ---,, 2' Q G' iw ,, Q3-Z' fi s fist t2't- , 'i : Zzlz ,, , -' 12 , i wx ,,,',- 5 ::. , ,V : ' ' 21-M , S K fmt if M an A la azz. fu may 3 l vi ' W ,. s:- 5139? W -. .,.:,,. 'g V. 2 iii . is E I IIIV, A E OWL 91 oaacb Z?acL fo ofafin f is ,.::..f F' T in T Y I V lllll IQ, W Q 'J x T E:. 5'V E Pzziz, '- S Za' it U azg : 5:2:'25 - A , , ...1 ii i rerr 5... errr , rrrr a . ... ......, 2 f i are 'W . as .Q E2 - r . l 1 i , W if . 'WY' Af K -2 A ' n .. X m is S , C 3 r s s p p p s. , . . ,,,, ,, ,,,,,., y ,M , Ar ':: EA' 1 . ' -, A 555 .. W Fife! roux' Perkins, Poteet, Pyle, Reid, S. Roden, P. Roden, Rutherford, Santllin, Shealfer. Serovzd rauf: Simpson, Smallwood, Smith, Snider, Snowden, Stephenson, Stone, Swint, Thompgon. Third row: Towers, Tuttle, Wall, West, Whatley, Whitaker, Whitney, Williams, Wfilson. Fourth rmzn' Wirta, Womack, Word, Young. Upper left: Nan Jo and Mrs. Sluder are making plans to attend the state convention. Nan jo is treasurer of the state convention. Lower left: Latin Club annual New Year's party is a real affair. Upper right: These members are preparing food for a needy family. Lower right: Tommy Haynes, president, presents Mrs. Sluder with a gift from the Latin Club. OWL 92 Miss CRooK a6fer5 Tpofzmr WILLETTA PHILIP CAROLYN GLADDEN CECIL GARVIN ray Waffer MORGAN PHILLIPS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,,,m,,,,, CRAIG STEIIIENS Vfce-Pre 'lit 125 NANCY BRITTAN Secretary CHARLENE BROWN Treasurer lfhese Senior members were initiated as Juniors: Philip Cecil, Carolyn Garvin, Charlene Brown, Morgan Phillips, Mary Cozort, Willetta Gladden, Nancy Brittan, and Craig Stephens. lenior members elected as Seniors: Ann Ccndray, Marilyn Hooks, Marie Maysey, Sarah Bills, Mary Sresenharn, Ben Faber, Frances West, Judy Davis, Rebecca Blackburn, Elda Brown, Mayer Phillips, Jon Ross, Robbie Walters, Mary Lynne Haynes, and Dickie Whitaker. MARY COZORT Reporter i oWL 93 I ne C, not M LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Prefident . . . VIVIAN CALDWELL Vice-Prericient , . YOLAINE FRANK Sec.-Trem. . . MARY ALICE DAVIS 1 OWL 94 Reponer. . . W1LLE1'rA GLADDETSI Morning arfimznt5.' These assistants work untir- ingly every morning to serve us in any way possible: Carol West, Carolyn Inniss, Karen Welborn, Carole Wirta, Vivian Caldwell, Ken- neth Cox, and Willerta Glaclden. Afternoon nzrtirtzznm' Howardene Chamberlain, Patsy Ables, Annette Phillips, Mary Alice Davis, Yolaine Frank, and joan Abels have become almost a necessity to the librarian, Mrs. Rawlings, and to those students requiring information. i reloaring or omorrow ' Cutting, basting, and htting seem to be a part Of these girls. They are putting the finishing touches to these gar- ments. A knowledge of homemaking will help them to pre- pare for an efficient future. At the Red River Valley Exposition the F. H. A. girls were represented by this map of Lamar County pointing out the location of each F. H. A. Chapter in this county. Some of you boys take notice! Look at these expert cooks! They look very pleased with themselves as they pause for a refreshing drink while cleaning their modern kitchen. OFFICERS Prericlewt. . Vice-Pfefidemi . Secretary . . Trearmfer . Reporter . Hirtoripm. . Pmfliamentmfiun. . Song Leader . Spomorr . . .ZOLLIE STALEY . MARTHA COLLIER . MARLENE YOUNG . THELMA KELLY . . . . MELBA BROWN . CHARLENE BLACKSTONE . MARY NELL BRAY . JANICE COLLIER . MRS. KELLY STOREY Miss EUNA ANDERSON ' 0 WL OWL 96 jlltlllne One of the busiest and most active organizations in Paris High School is the Future Homemakers of America. The club is composed of l5O girls from the Home Economics Department. The girls meet together once a month for programs First row: Anderson, Aydelott, Bangs. 0l'lfLQI'Yl6l EIU 'UMW on posture, charm, homemaking, or others which help the girl of today become the woman of tomorrow Mixing with other girls her age develops each girls personality and broadens her interests. In February each member took an active part in Second row: Bates, Bell, Biard, Bills, Black, Blackstone, Bonner, Bray, E. Brown. Third row: M. Brown, O. Brown, Bryant, Burks, Byers, Cagle, Clark, Clarkson, Clemons. Fourth row: Click, J. Collier, M. Collier, Covington, Crenshaw, Crisco, Dfxon, Dollins, Edmonson. Fifth row: Edmonson, Evans, Fangio, Fields, Finch, Jean Foreman, joretta Foreman, Gatlin, Gentry, Sixth row: Green, Haines, Haynes, Herron, Horn, Howard, Huffman, Hunt, Hutchfns. Seventh rout: Ingram, James, Jenkins, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, S. Iohnjon, Jones, Kelly, J. Kerr, .n s . 'uulu F rr: it -f-'- '- il . 4' F F '- B ' We . .,.' i , A if M2 ' ' 'mi - ' Q' A 1 ::.z:. RM! fx. :Z VV ::: 2 f I . atsa . . s Q, t - W' in H H M ,.,. F , . . I A . --.. .Z 1 '::-: i l- wi 'D W xg Qt , ... 1 . tg , Q ,T L 4 I , :Q , Q 5 p ,,,,V, A -pvp M- B ppuuppp I , ' .,,- 1 , . , P ,V .',, , - :l- Li b, .st ,.., 3 .---- , - I ,f x 5, A egg:-QQ .,,, '- 1 ' . G Allllzz ' ' A . f b . . U: ,,,, ' 2:1:: ::: ' W ..fjQ::EE:i': ..A-. -.,,,. I I-A- A V 52 :vz E ,:.. ,Q ,,., .. .. EE: I' Z :EI ,a ., ,.. E :EI H . ..-, S, ,.,,. . gr 5? ,,,,,.A Q M , ,, , .Q p x ,A 'i f t' t 3 , i . ' j ,. ...-: X '. r X. tg X I ,.a f..a,- ' at B at '444 i V t f zz- 'F' ' V- uilu l ,,,: fi-4 4 4 'W fe: I ::: X It . W ,za 2 gi. , .1 ,A H .--, ,.- K 1 ::- - , Q. , I ...... G . ,.,.,,.,,,.:.. .,,,, , Q , Xaiwfj . A ,E A A a P H , l ' '-,l 't. , ---'-:--:: 7 as . ti.- 1 M Y I ii' lnnnziiu A -Q 'W '... W' dt. f. ..,., 1 lf- ,-,. F Q ' i N C I A I H V vvl-..v.' 4 '-2'-' 2 iilisiis' ,.:- iiiii ' --:: 5 2 pgzzplu Y: I Q, ff ...,..., . 30? 07118 Ul'LJ8I ffidl'lCkl'lgA The officers who lead the Future Homemakers in their activities are Zollie Staley, Martha Collier, Mar- lene Young, Thelma Kelley, Melba Brown, Charlene Blackstone, Mary Nell Bray, and Janice Collier. Spon- sors are Miss Euna Anderson and Mrs. Kelley Storey. presenting an assembly program before the student body. Groups of girls modeled clothes for sport, casual, school, and formal wear. Short skits were also given, depicting good and bad home behavior, table manners, and care for the sick. Fifi! row: P. f ilgore, King. Serond to . i onkle, Landers, Lane, Lenoir, B. Lloyd, j. Lloyd, Lynch, McEwin, McHam. Third wuz' C. McMinn, fMcMirin Mackey, Malone, Maysey, Meeks, Minter, Moore, Morris. Fflllffh row: Phillips, Pl , . omroy, M. Pomroy, P, Pomroy, Porter, Posey, Powell, Pratt. Fifth rozr: Puckett, Pulliam, Reese, Rhodes, Robinson, Roden, Ruff, Shew, Skinner. Sixfla roux' Slagle, Staley, Stephenson, Strickland, Thompson, Treadway, Turknett, Utz, Vaughan. Sevevrth rmzx' Vessels, Wadtlle. Wakeheltl, Walker, Webb, Whelchel, Witliington, G. Young M Young. 1 f J 'r .... . A ,,..... t-:--i . , . . - ...Q f . in ,, ' + ii ' uuululzl H .:,, .,,,. r .i . fr , A-2 , ff rr' er , ,. H , -,,'i . ,'l' ' ' ' .. : '...., ' ' f A ::-- T . P' ' ...z , ,,.-,,- N . -,ssg,iA!l::EEE:EE -:l,lA.., i A .. . -lll 3 f ,A if . ' '.,:: 3 :Q .... I . Kwai ' Q ' - i . T aa . ... 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' ,.,. an ,f .... - fl A Q: :IIIQ ii? , .,,,, f ji ,I 1: g- , 'Q ..... 1 't', , 1 Q -- ,. 'tr - ... :11-' z ff it .. f Ls, M K. - , f ,, K ,J -I Z 1:1 :ll I A ' V, ,,.::-- 2 ' I ONVL 97 reloaring .70o!ag jomonkow 9-. YQ. -E Q Q that President . . Vice-President Sec. and Trent. . Reporter . . Watch Dog . Sponfor . . Those F. F. A. boys are really going places. Sonny James, Robert Brunson, George Solomon, and Malcolm Keith proutlly show that they won first place in the Rel River Valley Exposition Gr S J l ingCOntest. L '1'aS ui . . . . . . . BOBBY PRATT . . . . NED ABLES . . . JUNIOR CRAFTON . JOHN WAYNE BOOTH . . . . LESLIE HOWIE . MR. D. B. SHELTON , S, C i ' 4 Front row: Capers, Avance, Jetton, Council, R. Norrisyimallwood, Solomonj Baker, Parker, Vickers, Brunson. , A v ' Second row: Tooley, J. Hodges, Patterson, B. Pratt, Goolshy, tunningham, K. Pratt, Day, Lane, S. Norrell, Gain, ' e e l. .' 'S Third row, Barnes, D. Towers, Ingram, Ables, Keith, Chap , Roberts, 15355, L P, .I Y 'I' ,, f' TY I 1K7lL'., , KKYYLKL, TN , .. fB'1l', A , l-,,,, 'XVY'l,,,, 'l'I.,,A1., OWL 98 vi XX t get ing, wing ana! mfAmafic FUTURE TEACHERS Left in right, Bailey, Clay, Welluorn, Brown, Condray, Mathews, Blackburn, Bresenham, Davis, Thompson, Phillips, Ayers. Right rmzp: Mary B. must be telling an amusing story. OFFICERS Prerifierzr . . . CHARLENE BROWN Vice,PreI-idem . . KAREN WELBORN Secremry . . . MARY BRESENHAM Treasurer . . . . EDWARD AYERS Hirzomm . . . .... JUDY DAVIS Parlmmenmrirm . . . CHARLES THOMPSON Reporter . . . . . EVA JEAN BAILEY Marie Director . . . . . MARY COZORT Spomor . . . MISS KATIE FEESER OWL 99 ' or Effer iuing Under the leadership of Mrs. Malcolm johnson, Mrs. E. C. Navarre, and Mrs. Perry Booth, a group of fifty girls organized the Future Nurses of America Club early in the fall. This club is sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Lamar County Medical Society, of which Mrs. johnson is a representative. Mrs. Navarre, OFFICERS Preridenz. . . YVONNE JONES Vice-Preridem . . BOOTSIE LEWIS Sec.-Treaf. ..... . . MARIE MAYSEY Cawefpomiing Secretary ..... MARY ANN GRAVES Sj7071.f07'.f ..... . MRS. MALCOLM JOHNSON MRS. E. C. NAVAIQRE public school nurse, serves as nurse consultant, while Mrs. Booth, school counselor, is school consultant. At their first meeting they elected these officers to guide them through their year's activities: Yvonne jones, Bootsie Lewis, Marie Maysey, and Mary Ann Graves. XJR 1 as 5 2 ..., Flint row: Barrett, Bassano, Bishop, Blackburn. Second row: Bridges, B. Brown, O. Brown, Bryant, Carmon, Caviness, Clemons, Coleman, Edwards. Third row: Ellis, Fletcher, Frank, Graves, Hensley, Herron, Hill, Ingram, jones. OWL 100 gufure ameri friue The Future Nurses Club, a new organization in P. H. S., has been very active. They have had several speakers on their programs. Among their speakers is a practical nurse from T. S. C. W. She is pointing out several points that are important in the nursing profession. Programs for the year were based on the fields of practical and professional nursing. Other fields, such as technical and medical, were also included. Expe- rienced men and women in these fields spoke to the club at its meetings throughout the year. A great thrill that will long remain in the minds of the Senior members was the field trip to a Dallas hos- pital early in the spring. Scientific instruments, the smell of ether, and the general spirit about the hos- pital excited each girl as she thought about her part in the field of nursing. Firrt row: jones, Lewis, Marie Maysey, Marilyn Maysey. Second row: Morris, Preston, Perkins, Roden, Rogers, Simmons, Simpson, Snowden, Stell. Third row: Treadway, Turknett, Urbano, C. Vaughan, P. Vaughan, Wall, Whelchel, Wirta, Word. OWL 101 OWL 0l'L0l fo A0141 Mrs. Perry Booth, our school counselor, not only counsels with students and does the many other things that confront a school counselor, but she also teaches two periods of world his- tory and has been sponsor of the Student Coun- cil for four years. The Student Council has been very active this year and Mrs. Booth has been behind them all the way in every project. The Student Council has served its school well this year. From left to right: Armstrong, Cecil, Thomp- son, Pratt, Davis, Beckman, Robinson, Medford, Cox, Bresenham, Garvin, Hodges, Conclray, Phillips, Coker, Burgess, Phillips, Faber. 102 OFLOI' .95 mae In order to make money for some of their projects the Student Council sold pennants and football charms, football ribbons, and pom poms. Painting the windows on the west side of the gjfm, provid- ing coat racks for the corridors, serving sandwiches and cold drinks to the officials at the basketball games, and sponsoring Homecoming Day during football season are only a few of many projects of this organization. Bill Adams, Hampy Hodges, and Larry Ayers were found very useful in helping to complete these projects. Each member has worked untiringly to be of service in any way possible. From right to left: Ables, Caldwell, Graves, Mallory, Dixon, Ginsberg, Reeves, Whitaker, Byers, Ingram, Vessels, Swaim, Brackeen, Perkins, jackson, Nowell, Kyle, Burke, Keith. l OWL 103 Qi-- Ju- 1 g.JLlfL0ffel'LL ounci The Student Council has been led this year by these able students. They are: Doug Robinson, President, Buddy Cald- well, Vice-President, Nan jo Whitaker, Secretary, and Don Coker, Treasurer. The first Cat's Tale , a Student Council project, is being presented to Mr. Cun- ningham by Editor Carolyn Garvin. Doug Robinson gives Durwood Foote a cash prize for naming the paper, While Buddy Caldwell presents Miss Oliver, sponsor of the paper, a mum. P.H.S. exes who have returned to Paris High School to teach are Mr. Duncan, Mr. Thielman, Mrs. Gothard, Miss Crain, Miss Feeser, Mrs. Sluder, Miss Wilson, Miss Crook, Mr, Shelton, Miss Hicks, and Miss Oliver. Committee chairmen for the Student Council are Barbara Burgess, Buddy Caldwell, Mary Alice Davis, Johnny Burke, Betty Dixon, Sandra Perkins, Hilda Thompson, Major Ginsberg, and Carolyn Garvin. OVVL 104 Aivlani -xgcrodri fke' gr er SPANISH I OFFICERS I-0011! They are breaking the ffflflififvflfll SPANISH II OFFICERS Spanish pinata at the annual Christmas Pmrifie1zz . . . . BUD BATES garty. Vice-Prefmlem . . SMITTY KIKER Sec.-Repoffzer MAURLYNE POWELL 'Fremmfer . . . POLLY HAYNES Spnfzmr , .MRS. P. C. GOTHARD President . . . Vice-Prefidenl . Sec.-Reporter . Treasurer .... Spommf . .MRS. Fin! row: Abeis, Boyd, Brown, Bryant, Cravens, Daughtrey, Davis, Ellison, Foote.. Secoml row: Garcia, Hatcher, Haynes, Hearn, Inniss, Johnson, Johnston, Kelly, Kiker, Third row' Knox, Lane, Long, Maynard, Powell, Robbins, Rutledge, Thurmon, Treadway. Fourth l'014'.' Vaughan, Vessels, Young. NOEL KELLY BUDDY YOUNG JOAN ABELS KAYE HEARN P. C. GOTHARD -Tw , V ,,., Z ,...,.. , .,.,',.....,. ... ...,,.. .,,T, ...., .,,, , .A 1,1 I ' ' ..-: 'V It ,. ' ., I B, H ,.,.:: a :i:5:s55:22,:'-' . . I E E p -L Q s,, at W.. A ,.,,, 3 ,,,.,.,,, 1 ' trirftrr' O ,,,.. E 1 '-- ,,,, as Q' , , IZQ: ' ' 1 , a1a-- zv' , 1 --fr ,xii -iiii E iliil l Efi: : ::'1 ':::: B , --..- . in l ' ' V' 7-Q 4 '2-i 2--Q i ' - 5 .,., 'Q' . 'ls' A ,-:21 S W nlun E ,'.', b sk . ..,.. b vv,,V.v 2, ....,.::::,1- . ,.,..,,,, ,V . I ' V if :. . 5' . wwf A . ' iiil -.:.. f 'Q ' i x SS liil ' WM - . a . s Q ,:,. '. I 5 x A--- . EEE: Em xg, --:- i :f:g2g.a.z:asg.:N Q Q Al 2 x . :K L .LS O 5- , zul' :II I, ': : ' , :II -:--b:-: lzbz 2 ' v 'V ff in ZIVZV V , 1,, ,,,, Q3 , . V :ei I A eager' ,. - ,,,: 'A 'iii A: 1, V A 'i'ii ye mi ii 2. sg li mi ' ' - -,. ,- K ', ' .. 5: U ti OWL 105 fimeahoud mekcbed Fin! roux' Proctor, Biard, Robbins, Crumley, Hall, Burks, Davis, Hutchins, Garvin, Thompson Swofford, Coker, Bray, M. Brown. Second row: Walker, Fletcher, Bills, Cummings, O'Dea, Frank, Cobb, Clemons, Johnson, Browning, Bonham, C. Brown, Condray, Caldwell, Nowell T. Kelley. Third vow: Wood, Ellis, Vaughan, Slagle, L. Kelley, Parsons, Myers, Chamberlain, Blackburn, Ingram Fleming, Martin, Hunt, Lewis, Reese. Fourth row: Coker, Davis, Cothran, Kirby, Trapp, Townsend, Raper, Eaton, Whltai.er, Fabcr, Grimm Evans, Mitchell, McKinney, Walters, Mallory OWL 106 Mrs. Williams has become well lnown by all Paris High School students. She has very efficiently, loyally, and unriringly worked with the chorus in order to malfze the chorus an organzatlon of which Paris High School can be proud. Having a true apprecia- tion, Mrs. Williams has inspired each chorus member to also have a finer appreciation of music. ul' 0I'l'L0t0l,UI'L MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJORETTE WILLETTA GLADDEN CLAUDETTE P1CKER1NG CHLOIE INGRAM DONNA JACKSON MARY KATHRYN REECE F L A G B E A R E R S MARY JOYCE POMROY ANNA JEAN FLETCHER MARLENE LYNN BANDSMEN MEMORIES The days when the weather was too hot to march but the band marched anyway, the many long hours that were spent practicingg the uniforms that were not warm enough at cold football games are not the things that stand out in the memory of bandsmen. For bandsmen soon forget these things in preference to the wonderful times they had on the many band trips - the unforgettable day at the State Fair when they played 'in the Cotton Bowl and the way the people cheered as they proudly marched onto the football field. Concert season came with fewer trips and more work, but that did not seem to matter when the students called the band back for three encores when they played the Christmas Concert. Tryouts for All-State band was just around the corner as they marched in the Christmas parade and sold magazine subscriptions for band trips. The time for the All-State band to convene finally arrivedg two made it and three were placed as alternates. It was cold and icy in January, but that did not stop the band from giving a fine performance for a group of music directors. Bandsmen were still talking about those wonderful three days in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where they were the guest concert band at the Bi-State Music Festival in March. As they boarded the buses for Kilgore in April, another contest and, of course, they walked off with first place honors. May brought with it the eagerly awaited three days in Enid, Oklahoma, at the Tri-State Music Festival. As a grande finale to their greatest year the Blue Blazes gave the annual spring concert in the gym. It has truly been a great year for the band and a memorable one for its members. OWL 107 30? fLe L2 HKCLZQL5 . . . A Mr. Weger has become a true favorite of each student for his bcaming personality, his loyal spirit, and his line inspiration through the years. He and the band work long and hard in all kinds of weather to make Paris High School proud of them. As he and the band travel to contests, to football games, or to the auditorium for an assembly, they always have the same fine, true spirit, and to Mr. Weger we give the credit for this loyalty, Front row: Gilmore, Pomroy, King, Welborn, F. West. Second row: Davis, Killebrew, Lewis, Williams, James, Haynes, D. Brown, Simmons, F. Fangio, Gatlin, Osburn. Third row: Bowden, Johnson, Burks, Hurley, C. Fangio, Burgess, Walker, Franklin, Jeffries, Monk, Higgins. Fourth row: Mackey, S. johnson, George, Patterson, Pretre, Baty, Deaton, Whitaker, Jones, Grooms, Swint, Welch, Nelson, Skidmore. Fifth row: Rose, Walters, Ellis, Ranney, Burke, Reeves, Mallory. OWL 108 0 l . . . ML owe Wofhing Kuff ,QI-aided Paris High School has reason to be proud of its band front. Practic- ing early and late for parades and half-time shows for football games are only a part of the many things which they did to lead the Paris Blue Blazes marching on triumphantly. Willetta Gladden, Drum Majorette, has been responsible for directing each member of the band in each performance. Willetta was selected for her out- standing ability, performance, sparkling personality and her willing and loyal spirit. Front roux' Mackin, Dennis, Carr, L. Davis, Edwards, C. West. Sammi row: Rudy, Milford, Pomroy, Thompson, Brittan, Capers, Dixon, Mullens, Pyle. Third 7'U1l'.' Loven, Morris, Blassingame, Eaton, Wilson, Smith, B. Brown, Caldwell, Staley, Allen, Bell, England, Chamberlain, Rucker, Robinson. Fourth row: Swaim, Skinner, D. Thompson, Kelley, R. Enloe, Reid, R. Morris, Perry, Castleberry, Abeis, Duke, Eclzards. Fifth mum' Gladden, Pickering, Ingram, jackson, Reece, Fletcher, Lynn, Pomroy. OWL 1051 DON Ross GERALD AVERY DURWOOD FOOTE OWL 110 ive a Glceer PATSY INGRAM I'VfARY COZORT MARY JAMAR .gli QQHQCLFL Amiizfwium AJfiyta12t,r,' Bill Adams, Larry Ayers, Richard Nix, johnny Burke, and Paul Gene Roden assist Miss Oliver with the lights, micro- phones, and furniture before assembly. Emceefr: Cfront row, left to right? 1 Sarah Bills, Carolyn Garvin, Mary Cozort, Pati Browning, Mary Ann Graves, Frances West, Nan Jo Whitaker. Second row: Ben Faber, Ben Kille- brew, Dick Rudy, and Dickie Whitaker serve as emceels for assemblies. These students are selected by annual try-outs. Fire C0mmi.r.fion: On the fire escape we find the following: Mayer Phillips, chief, and his helpers, Edwin Grigsby, Donnie Smith, Robert Snowden, Kenneth Cox, joe Hutchison, Ted Brown, Curtis Hensley, George Young, Jack Coker, Butch Ellis, john Fuston, Milton Mallory, Larry Ayers, Bill Hutto and George Solomon. This group of boys becomes very active in case of fire Safely Palvfolf Chief Morgan Phillips shows his patrol how to hold back the traffic. The boys are as follows: Billy Butler, Babe Graham, jerry House, Bobby Castleberry, Donald Thompson, Malcolm Keith, Bass. Clifford Frank- lin, Philip House, Joe Thurm-on, Orby Brooks, Frank jackson, Harry Brittan, Eddie Reeves, and Buddy Caldwell. OWL 111 F r A xfpuiuo' ..fi90lG',50l Z5 Senior Sf7O'lZ.YO4'J'.' Miss Euna Anderson, Miss Katie Feeser, Mr. Paul Lively, and Mrs. W. M. Heath have the admiration of the Seniors, because they have always been faithful to help and guide us through the four years of Paris High School. Mr. D. B. Shelton was absent. junior Spomoifr: The Junior class was lucky to have as its sponsors the follow- ing teachers: Miss Celia Donaldson, Miss Mary Wilson, Mr. C. A. Dempsey, Mr. L. M. Mullens, Mr. Pete Barnett, and Mrs. P. C. Gothard. These sponsors worked endlessly to make the prom a success. Sophomore Spommfrf Working with the Sophomores are these sponsors: Mrs. L. A. Rawlings, Miss Francenia Hicks, Mrs. Kelley Storey, Miss Mattie Belle Crook, Mr. Tommy Duncan, Mr. Eugene Thielman, Miss Stella Mae Crain, and Mr. Rufus Edwards. Frerbmam Spomorr: Mrs. W. G. Sluder Mr. Robert Fagan, Mrs. Raymond Dixon, Mr. Sam Skidmore, Miss Marijo Oliver, Mrs. A. L. Baize, Mr. john Stevens, Mrs. Lucile Stifelman, and Mr. B. M, Williams have worked with the Freshmen this year. OWL 112 OW! .SZ em Senior Seller ',f.' : The Seniors working hardest on the Owl campaign are as follows: Elizabeth Hall, Mary Ann Graves, Mary Lynne Haynes, Vludy Davis, Richard Billingsley, Willetta Gladden, Mary Cozort, Vivian Cald- well, and Melba Brown. junior Scllevdr: Mary Nell Bray, Claud- ette Pickering, Nell Staley, Cynthia Hunt, LaVonne Cummings, June Neal, jimmie johnson, Nan jo Whitaker, Nancy V7illiams, Marlene Lynn, Char- lotte Vaughan, Patsy Mullevs, ard Mary Kathr n Re-ec were tl e b is juniors ti y. e A t y this year The Sophomores are always active. This year they were represented by seven active gir's who sold a large number of Owls. They are Hilda Thompson, jackie George, Jackie Burch, Peggy Whatley, Pat johnson, and Julia Ann Fry. Frerhmmz Sellers: Starting out right at Paris High School are these Freshmen: Ellen Coleman, Suzanne Roden, Deloris Word, Phyllis Vaughan, Carol Bassano, Marianna Snowden, Sandra Perkins, Shirley johnson, Katchie Brown, Becky Edwards, Leah Rita Stephens, Anna Beth Brackeen, and Marilyn Maysey. I OWL 113 gxecu fiueri P. E. AI.fiIZd72iJ,' Nell Bolt-on, Pam Blackburn, Ada Mae Fields and Loveta Turknett are going to the gym to help Miss Hicks. Also helpers but not pic- tured are Alta Lou Bristow and joan Kerr. Band Ojicerf: Executive council for the band is composed of President johnie Simmons, center, Vice-President Bob Swaim, left, and Secretary Claudette Pickering, right. Mmic Arrirtanm Helpers in the music department are: Judy Davis, Sandra Brice, Ben Killebrew, Dorothy Brown, Johnny Dennis, Charles Chamber- lin and jack Coker. Projection Club: These boys run the projection machine: Danny Stephens, Glynn Osburn, johnie Simmons, joe B. Carnahan, Lee Wcviimack, Bob Morris, Bobby Rose, john Osburn, Maurice Chap- pell, Billy Butler, Thomas Williams, and Donald McFadden. OWL 114 ere garfg, eaue Jafe B. M. A. Committee: Sarah Bills, Bootsie Lewis, Charlene Brown, Eva jean Bailey, Frances West, Ben Faber, and Ann Condray have worked to make the morning devotionals possible. Bnfinerf Affirlnnlfx Helping Mrs. Dixon teach the typing contestants is the duty of Mary Ann Graves and Jimmie Johnson. Honor Hall: The Senior Class has organized for the first time at Paris High School the Honor System. Pictured is the Honor Hall in action. Maintenance Helpers D. C. Edwards and Iola Bonner have the respect of the entire student body because they work so untiringly to help our school stay clean. OWL 115 QUQI' Cl, may Olfflellt Cbemifzry Ayrirtfmm' Gerald Avery, Charles Endsley, joe Vaughan, and Ben Hutto are responsible for part of those horrid smel-s that come through our halls in the spring. They assist Mrs. Stifelman by helping the other chemistry students. One-year Senicm: Pati Browning, Jim Warren, Marcilene Parsons, Donald Short, Wayne Spears, Marcus Gatlin, and Marion Parker have just had the privilege of liv- ing in Paris and going to Paris High one year. Nmfre A.vrirmnlr.' Mrs. Navarre, the school nurse, is assisted by Louise Whelchel, Ann Jones, Mary jamar, Cara Mae Simmons, Barbara Lloyd, and Peggy Churchwell. During their hall peri-od these girls run errands, help set up equipment, and make themselves useful as the Nurses aid. Poylwe Queen: The P. E. girls had a series of lessons on posture. On the final day they elected a posture Queen. Ann Morri- son Was Queen and her Princesses were jane Anderson, Lillian Bell, Geneva Wil- son, and Hilda Thompson. CWL 116 01 way :mired 'M iz ff Qf Q 2225 iI3I'l5Q3?5i5EQEiA55 RAYMOND BERRY ZCQJJQ-P . '3ff?ff5QfQfff ffffffffrfffffffffiEffffffffflif gfifff r 1-.1-fiff 2,5 'fr '52E2E1E2Ejf2E3ESfE Z , 15E1E5E1E3E2E5E2E1E, OWL 118 PAUL LIVELY Our 1954 Tri-Captains are: Charles Thompson, Charles Jackson, and Don Coker. gl'- PETE BARNETT ,X U 1 Fin! row: Billy Fields, Elvin Smith, Douglas Hines, Jerry Brackeen, Richard Wirta, Dickie Dunn, BiL1Y,,M2C,,B,QQL Johnny Graves. ' ' Second row: Royce H ' Gary Rhoades, Olen Jordan, Jerry . 5' A' Q Wickersha , ily Black, Bobby Seiferman, Herchell McClain, ' 3 Smith Mullens, Glen Dixon. ' i Third row: Ronnie Byers, Bobby McAurthur, Gerald Herring, jerry Hindman, Robert Cheatham, Freddie Walker, Billy Jack Gain, Leon Roberts, John Holden. First row: Larry Ayers, Jerry Leverett, Bobby Nelson, Bill Hutto, Bobby Ferebee, Herbie Campbell, George Young, Neil Ables, Bill Adams. Second row: F. D. Mallory, Major Ginsberg, Butch Ellis, Larry Ellis, Bill Scarbrough, Orby Brooks, jack King, Bobby King, Charles Whitener. Third ww: Noel Kelley, Ned Ables, Frank jackson, Bobby Black, Bobby Carico, john King, Ted Beckman, Maurice Chappell, Bobby Graham, Ronnie Kyle, Harold Bell. Fin! row: Whitaker, Graham, Grigsby, Hutro, Mitchell, Carstarphen, Caldwell, Banta, Hodges. Second row: Hodges, Pratt, Thompson, Coker, jackson, Click, Ayers, Fuston, Province, Davis. Third 1'0'Lll.' Thompson, Jackson, Haynes, Phillips, Hensley, Vaughan, Smith, Butler, Phillips, Brown. OWL . , 5i5+1 z HP A' Bama, guard Q f wg 49-J . ' :W,i'. . fy ,Q F gyx W 'W ' :.::sasisisi5:!EEE::z' ,. ei ,4 , f .xy xv, vw, ,, 4 fy , ' - ' if f? 2 A 3 if 11, -rf Q Q H R 84 8 Qgimkfvw ., .. : ..,. N 3 Wgggg 1 ' r .Q wfww ...., xg h , 5 ', 5 QQ? wgggfgwde X Whxtakef, tackle is .'v ::' A . v ., g:j:.: , ' 3 f M' . M V .... . ,..:.:e: Q ,. ...A ,,., A ff W .' f ......a:a44- ' f if , . , X, 1 A ,, U . , 3 M., N cyqziilf A Q 1:1 f' mf - ' We 0 115514 A XM- , y X gff,j?f'f wmfzk y K ye WM? X, ,sg , xg. A .5 . , Q ,N W vm? 4 -wifhl www frj5' f x xffx ,fi v i N., f I fv l L if Kwig, M? V 3-aw ,S , f x is X ff 15 XR -V .: .,......... . -' N1 22 1:3 ff' sf '3 W v S .Q ..,.Z 55:5 X ,Si 5 Q 4, W 7 1 v Y wig, Q ,wel X ,S E 4 K Zag? sf 0. 5 e v M ,Ex , A4 E ,R 5 X Y -'...:. QW iw' ' we bi .f H 3 Q W ig , W 'W g N S ff S Q ,W mmu,m1muwm,.Qf,,m,,q,,mm,, , ,,M.,W, , , , ,MQ , , . Y , :gg ,jx wg fx J' 4 S5 . . , ,: ..:::. . 2- W -- f X Q 4 ,f V 5 x 4 My Y in 5 W 'K W riff if :i i iizgpi zfww' ' 3 W ' .. . I .JJWYM MLM X x f tm ' ww .ifzfsm we SOP? PARIS - SULPHUR SPRINGS September 18 -- Off to a rip-roaring start, the Wildcats trimmed Sulphur Springs 60 to 7. Charles Thompson, Curtis Hensley, and Charles Jackson scored two touchdowns and Larry Click, Morgan Phillips, and Mayer Phillips each one. Paris reserves went most of the way in the 'second half. TYLER - PARIS September 25 - The Wildcats outweighed by 27 pounds per man in the line, were overpowered by the Tyler Lions 7 to 0. Although beaten, the Cat's line, led by Charles 'IT-hompson and Don Coker, showed promise of great things for the future. MARSHALL - PARIS October 2-The Marshall Mavericks beefy footballers powered their way to a 31 to 21 win over the Wildcats. Charles Jackson, Larry Click, and Charles Thompson scored touchdowns for the Wildcats who were outweighed by 36 pounds per man in the line. KILGORE - PARIS October 9-The Kilgore Bulldogs scored in every quarter, as they smothered the Wildcats 32 to 6. Charles jackson made the only Paris tally going one yard over left guard. Quarter-back Larry Click, went out of the Paris lineup midway in the second quarter with an injury. GAINESVILLE - PARIS October 16-The Wildcats opened their district play with a heartbreaking 27 to 14 loss to the Gainesville Leopards. Charles jackson scored the first Paris touchdown, and on a 83 yard pass from Babe Graham, Don Coker scored. Charles Thompson the Cat's double-duty man was easily the game's line star. OWL 124 PARIS -- DENISON October 23 --With the charging, blocking, hustling performance of the Paris line, the Wildcats took the Denison Yellow Jackets for a 20 to 0 win. Charles jackson scored twice and Larry Click passed to Babe Graham for the other Wildcat score. Outstanding linemen were Wade Jackson, Edwin Grigsby, Edward Ayers, and Bobby Pratt. PARIS - DENTON October 30--Larry Click fired three touchdown shots to end Don Coker as the Wildcats' pass-smashed to a 27 to 12 victory over the Denton Broncos. Back of the Wildcat win was some fine work by the fast light Paris line. PARIS - GREENVILLE November 13-Jet-like Charles Jackson turned in a brilliant performance as he scored 4 touchdowns against the Greenville Lions, and the Wildcats went on to win 51 to 6. Larry Click scored 3 touchdowns and Ted Brown crossed the double stripe once. PARIS - MCKINNEY November 20-With Charles Jackson and Larry Click sparking the Wildcats, they handed the McKinney Lions a 23 to 0 defeat. J. T. Davis headed the Paris line who held the opposition scoreless. Hampy Hodges, Gail Banta, Bobby Pratt, Don Coker, and Babe Graham were other outstanding Cats. PARIS - SHERMAN November 26 - On a warm Thanksgiving day the Wild- cats, playing one of their best games of the season, defeated the Sherman Bearcats 20 to 13. Charles jackson on a beau- tiful runback of the opening kickoff ran 91 yards for the first score. Charles Thompson played one of the greatest games of his career as a Wildcat. 3 QUQQYLJ MARY CozoRT ANN CONDRAY MARY BRESENHAM OWL 125 OWL 126 Z59aaLei6a! Queerw MARY KATHRYN REECE JUNE NEAL Butch Ellis Buddy Caldwell Billy Darnell Curtms Hensley ,sf , OWL 127 Paris 63 67 41 49 69 54 55 53 75 71 55 62 41 56 54 62 52 67 49 50 47 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY TEAM 1953-54 Opponent Sulphur Springs 27 Garland 47 Garland 46 Kilgore 50 Kilgore 54 Paschal 50 Paschal 60 IUC 'Bl 58 Denton 47 Greenville 44 Gainesville 41 Denison 71 Sherman 54 McKinney 48 Denton 44 Greenville 53 Gainesville 40 Denison 61 Sherman 46 McKinney 52 Sherman 51 MANAGERS Ben Faber, Bobby Walters, Stanley Dicken OWL 128 Left ro right: Curtis Hensley, jerry Levererr Butch Ellis, Buddy Caldwell. Left to right: Jimmy Kirby, Philip Cecil, Larry Click, Robert Province, Jerry House, Hampy Hodges, Robert Snowden, Billy Darnell. Although the Wildcat cagers failed to advance to the Bi-District meet, the season's record was very impressive. They won 15 games and lost 8. The leading scorer for the season was Larry Click with 167 points. He was followed close by Jimmy Kirby who had 131 points. Kirby twisted his ankle about midway in the season, and missed three or four important games, but made a remarkable comeback and was placed on the All-District team. The Wildcats played before capacity crowds all year and the Paris Gym, was never quiet from the start of the season until the finish. When the season ended the Wildcats Were tied with Sherman, thus Paris had its third District 5-AAA crown in three years, even though they had to share this year's title with Sherman. To see who would represent the district, a sudden death game was played in Green- ville before 12O0 Paris, Sherman and Greenville fans, who were entertained from start to finish with the best basketball talent in the district. Wfhen the final buzzer sounded, Sherman was on top and represented the district very successfully by first beating Kilgore and advancing to the state meet where they took third place. 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H. .. .::,:,:g:1:g:g:g:b' , '- ,,,, ,A giggigigif :222:5225EsEe2a:2?s?Es?2E5:2:::1. . : . :: 1:: 2 5 2 f : a . 5e222i2'2E2iiE2E' .:z22ff ' li: 5221732555525 E1 5? 5552?2-23 EEEFEEEEEE 2252553352 1:a2s2s2i21:'ff-ffaisffff fir f 11 zfffessssasr 111:ss:1f::rs:rs:rs:r:rs::sz2:2:r:1:::1::s:r -1-:---:rf .- '-:-:-:-1-1-z-z.:-:va-:.1:1.:::: 151315IE55415gi55555E553E553E3E5S3E5E3Eg35f:1:2:1:f 55243 ,' 525355Egigigigigigigigigigi :I :S5E555E535E5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5 Y 4 a z: ig ' ' ':5S:f:3:5:5:-. -. '-.4-A. . -- ,4 -rf-.a:.---:4 ...-1--:Q-1-:3:5:g1g1g: , ' 1414:-:iii:2S---:-:4-E-E- -5-3-3-1-1 V ----- .,,- - -v - .-Z-I-2-1-I-:-:-5.-:if:-:-:-Z-:-2715Z3:5Z3:H3I3Z3.7:T:5:3' 235, .fi If gg, Q1ff:Elf:fjiiiifgiiig22:51Eit5ii2fi:?fEf-.-,-.2-, 11: -:3:i5,?E2j?EiiEEf-Pi Z5iiifiiE215155fE515f'ff:5f:5251515f51l?i3:':':' 3 ,I iiiijjjj I, I,:f 1':I55E5E3:f' :E5E5E5:2:k3 ,,.,,.,.,. ,,,.,,, ..... , SONNY FAGAN Head Barkelball Coach B Team F ootball TOMMY DUNCAN B Team Barketball Afrlrzfavzl Football P' - - 1,-. Back row, left to right: Major Ginsberg, Loyd Neal, Larry Ayers, Neil Ables, Elvin Smith, George Young. ' Front row, left to right: Bill Adams, Herbie Campbell, Olen Jordan, Bill McFadden, Larry Ellis, Ronald Kyle, Harold Bell, Frankie Jackson. Coach Fagan gives these boys, Billy Darnell, jerry House, jimmy Kirby, Curtis Hensley and Larry Click last minute instructions. Curtis Hensley shows line form in his free shot. Other Paris players looking on are jimmy Kirby, Robert Snowtlcn antl jerry House. jimmy Kirby hits two points against McKinney with one of his layup shots. Robert Snowden shoots for two points as Philip Cecil and Jim Kirby brace themselves for a possible rebounti as Hampy Hodges looks on. With a left hand layup shot Larry Click makes the fans very happy. Coach Fagan applauds the fine work of the team as other members and managers look on. Major Ginsberg and Frank Jackson jump high in one of the exciting B team games. 0 YV L ECLCLLOCLFJ Z?0ll,l'lCQ6 OWL 132 l. Denison sinks a Held goal. 4. Billy Darnell shoots a jump shot. 5. Members of both squads leap desperately in the air for 2. Kirby drops in two points against Sherman. a rebound. 6. In that never-to-be-forgotten Sherman game in Green- 3. Click, Darnell, and House are ready for the rebound. ville, Kirby shoots for two points, THEY SERVE WITH DISTINCTION M? olzd err! Gerald Avery, Mary jamar, Patsy Ingram, Mary Cozort, Don Ross, Durwood Foote. ag earerd ana! Waforeffed Mary Joyce Pomroy, Chloie Ingram, Mary Kathryn Reece, Willetta Gladden, Marlon: Lynn, Claujette Pickering, Donna Jackson, Anna jean Fletcher. OWL 133 Calvin Anderson Edward Ayers Gail Banta Ted Brown Billy Butler Buddy Caldwell James Carstarphen Larry Click Don Coker Kenneth Cox, Mgr. J. T. Davis John Fuston Babe Graham Buddy Caldwell Philip Cecil Larry Click Billy Darnell Stanley Dicken, Mgr. Sarah Lee Bills Sara Bonham Mary Bresenham Nancy Brittan Charlene Brown Gerald Avery Mary Cozort Judy Davis Dale Duke Marcus Gatlin Willetta Gladden Mary Lynne Haynes Pati Browning Vivian Caldwell Carolyn Garvin OWL 134 FOOTBALL Edwin Grigsby Hicks Haynes Curtis Hensley Charles Hodges Hampy Hodges Ben Hutto Charles jackson Wade Jackson Milton Mallory, Mgr. Tom Mitchell Mayer Phillips Pinky Phillips Bobby Pratt BASKETBALL Butch Ellis Curtis Hensley Hampy Hodges jerry House Jimmy Kirby OWL STAFF Ann Condray Ben Faber Anna jean Fletcher Marilyn Hooks Marie Maysey CHEERLEADERS Durwood Foote Patsy Ingram BAND Anita Hurley Claude Jeffries ' Yvonne Jones Mary Ann Mackin Mary Frances Pretre CAT'S TALE STAFF Willetta Gladden Mary Ann Mackin Betty jean Maynard Kenneth Pratt Robert Province Donnie Smith Craig Stephens, Mgr. Charles Thompson Pat Thompson Gail Tooley Robert Tooley, Mgr. Billy Tribbey joe Vaughan Dicky Whitaker Ann Condray, Queen Mary Bresenham, Queen Mary Cozort, Queen jerry Leverett Robert Province Robert Snowden Bobby Walters, Mgr. june Neal, Queen Mary Kathryn Reece, David Price Don Robinson Bobby Walters Robbie Walters Frances West Mary Jamar Don Ross Jon Don Pomroy Bobby Rose Johnie Simmons Robbie Walters Frances West Palmer Poteet jimmy Purvis Nan Jo Whitaker Queen Wh, Warm Johnny Burke, Robert Skinner, Robert Snowden, Loyd Neal, jerry House, Philip Cecil, Ben Killebrew, Estelle Moore, jackie Burch, Jimmie johnson, Dorothy Brown. , a agrgsjsgsrr-5:s:e QEQEQEIEIR - 5555555555-if I f55??5Ef:s ?l f-f :f fiiiffsffflrfiff. 5,.,giQ-jj S22 5,52 -C I ff A gi.f-I3555? 11-f15f1:s:sS:f55iE55' ' . - if52i's2'I'f- 'fY':S5e55EEfl: J 'I.g55255S':.f12:::-3 - 4 51, :Ri ff iffffzffiffff. i '5.f:L'5f:f:f:3Z1 . 'ff ,N f.fJg:- 'Ifififff:5:3:5?f5f5f5:-:'S-5375!-. vi:-:-:-:-:I :5 ,g : :-:' .V-I+: 1 ----:-:f:I:1-'-:c::g:::.' ..g2g:gr, 22555525 . 1:1153 55:5:5:1.,:5E5E5?51 55225255-f252f1ir'r5 r. gfgzt r:fisgsgagsffgsgfgigrgifififief ..x,r, . I W. C. A. DEMPsEY Arrirtant F 0 ozball C oaclo H earl Tennir C oacb Since our yearbook must go to press, we cannot record the scores of the District Meet, but we wish the best of luck to our 1954 team. We would also like to congratulate Coach Dempsey and his team on their fine record last year when Linda Crawford won district in the girls singles and Robert Snowden Won third place in district in boys singles. OWL 135 OWL 136 QW Back row, left to right: jack Smith, Coach John Stephens, Craig Stephens, Major Ginsberg Front row: Babe Graham, Pinky Phillips, Charles Burton, Austin Ellison. Craig clemonstrateslhis ability to shoot an iron shot as S Pinky Phillips watches. Left to right, hack row: Nancy Draper, Linda Todd, Juanita Smith, Lillian Bell, Elizabeth Rice, Mary Kilgore. Front row: Earnestine Bonner, Charlene Bowden, Wfanda Bates, Dorothy Clarkson, Glenda Young. Brisk exercise starts the day of? right for these girls. Tennis is the favorite of these four girls in P. E. class. This group of P. E. girls seem to be enjoying their daily exercises. at gm OWL 137 1 Top foul' Claude Jefferies, Leslie Howie, Donnie Smith, Billy Darnell. Bottom row: Larry Click, Babe Graham, Don Robinson, Burch Ellis. S igaaegaff-7954 BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1254 March 30 - Tuesday.'... April 2 - Friday ....... April 6 - Tuesdayl... April 9 - Friday ........ April 13 - Tuesday ..... April 15 - Thursday .... April Z0-Tuesday ..... i April 23 - Friday ........ April 27 -- Tuesday.. April 30 - Friday ........ i May 4 - Tuesday..Q.'... May ' 74-Friday ....l . . May 11 - Tuesdayi.lg.Q. A May 14-Friday ...... OWL 138 Greenville at Paris Paris at Sherman .Sulphur Springs at Paris Paris at Denison McKinney at Paris Paris at Gainesville Paris off 1 Paris at Greenville Sherman at Par-is Paris at Sulphur Springs Denison at Paris Paris atfMcKinney Gainesville at Paris ....Paris OH B-TEAM Ronald Kyle Larry Ellis Edward Ayers Frank jackson Olen jorclen Dicky Whitaker Stanley Dicken Bill McFadden Billy Scarbrough Top row: Joe McCollumn, Jimmy Kirby, Doug Robinson, Jerry Leverett. BUIIONZ row: J. T. Davis, Charles Dunn, Larry Ayers, Coach Tommy Duncan. MANAGERS David Griffen and Harold Bell Paris vs. Sulphur Springs OWL 139 Fin! row: Cheatam, Hutto, Fuston, Graham, Chappell. Second row: Herring, Young, Campbell, Mallory, Adams, Armstrong. Third row: Davis, Brooks, Hensley, Kelley, Province, Hodges. No! slmzwz.' J. King, C. jackson, Coker, W. Jackson, Beckman, P. Thompson, F. Jackson. flag The pictures below were taken at the district track meet where Wade jackson, Pat Thompson, Noel Kelley and Don Coker placed fourth in the 440 relay, jack King won the mile run, Xvade lackson won the broad jump, Ted Beckman placed fourth in the discus throw, and Charles jackson won tlre 100 and 220 yard dashes. ln the Junior Division Frank jackson won the l00 and 50 yard dashes and placed third in the high jump. gT '. ., ' 1 I I I I mm I I I 1 I . I I I , Q I I , I I I I I I I I I I I , I I 5 ,, ig ' 1235 , 'f -'-: ACTIVITIES 34060 QCLI' gofclen WMA ay5 l. 2 5 4. 5, 6 8 9 l0 OWL 142 Time out for refreshments, say these tired teachers, after a day of registration. Everyone voted for their choice of senior class oflicers. Goodness, it couldn't have been that bad, Al Brown. These juniors and Mrs. Sluder seem to be quite busy. These new Student Council members repeat their pledge to the P.H.S. flag. Bob inaugurates Doug as Student Council President. Hurry, I'm tired. These juniors say registration takes too long. Don'r get disgusted, Mrs. Rawlings, after all, were only seniors. Seniors, don't take it so bad. These juniors are ready to struggle through another year. omecoming ma jun I It was wonderful to see old friends at our first homecoming. These exes pose with their children who are now attending P.H.S. Vivian and Pati are happy to give out the homecoming edition of The Cdl!! Tale, Our homecoming queen, Mary Cozort, is surrounded by her royal court, joan Ingram, Marie Maysey, Vivian Caldwell, and Ann Condray. Mr. Morrison George, an ex-student, spoke in the exes assembly on homecoming day. These students are eager to get their mums. Miss Katie was pleased with her mum presented to her by the Owl Staff. Ann Condray assists these exes as they register, homecoming. Some of the prominent faces around P.H.S. enjoy the exes assembly. OWL 143 Olll' .glfUOCl,tA8Cl,l i5 OWL 144 These girls are the lucky Owl Sweetheart nominees from the junior and senior classes. Robbie and Charles seem to be trying to analyze the lady from the lab. The freshmen and sophomores are equally as lucky being Owl Sweetheart Nominees. Buddy and Kenneth are all smiles when they introduce the junior nominee, Patsy Mullens. The sophomores caught Donna Jackson in their Dragnet for their Owl Sweetheart nominee Neil is showing off Billie jean Crenshaw, the Freshman nominee. We would all go fishing if we could catch something like these girls, 6AriJfmaf5 QACLIDJO g Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham enjoy their Christmas tree at home. Mary B. and Craig seem to be having a swell time at the Tri-Hi-Y dance. Kirby looks like he is in a tranceg Thompson seems to be in hystericsg Whitaker has the only normal expression at the Christmas dance. Wayne Spears gets able assistance from Bobbie Vickers and Tillie Urbano decorating the Christmas tree in the hall. Mrs. Gothard looks happy as she prepares for the Spanish Club Christmas party. Elda Brown, Betty Maynard, and julia Bridges help Mrs. Pierson add Christmas spirit to Mr. Cunninghanfs ofhce. Happy landing to these junior girls. At the football banquet we found our coaches and principal could make like the Four Aces too. OWL 145 -Q Mx. we SCAOO! g. ti o ar. Q X N. fury it 0-annlll' fke Sai ' N se R3 Q .,,, e A ' X ., We We X W k. ..:.:. W A .s W ' ..,, . ' X A C A X A 5 ixggifle p 5 Y' as ie' . R. Q ,.,, Y' J '. sa iiieaf n 'bk my -5 s x I 'I tw .Qt t C '- - ': ...... B Kwik. M 1 f - s i F mf' .-.. .. 1 A A 'l i t ,vs ...... 2 MN ' ' 'f . r K s, ..... W to we - X ' QM X ' NW VS. wsews . ii J Ni . ' H ':':'f set, ' - s . ms ' ':': ' : '- Q R' a ,, M - .,,.,... l Lf l. 2. 3. 5. 6 7 S OWL 146 Charles Thompson is presenting Mr. Cunningham with the football that helped win the unforgettable Denison game. Always seen whistlin', smilin', and workin' is D. C. Edwards, a friend of everyone. Mrs. Emory stops to pose for the camera before giving her book review, 4. Something new? No, just jackie and Barbara reviving school spirit. Coach Berry can make everybody feel that we can't help but win. Dicky Whitaker's voice is always in demand. Future photographers, Richard Nix, Harry Vallier, and joe Benton Carnahan are checking on pictures Don Robinson, Ben Faber, David Price, and Palmer Poteet look pleased about something. ua! C6465 ana! Cfaddea t Hampv, Janie, and Hazel are having fun dissecting a Worm in biology class. Our future poets at a club meeting. Members of the Latin Club, at the Christmas party. These five girls sang at the Latin Club Christmas party, they were accompanied by Diane Gilmore. The Latin Club members read their latest Hotlie et Heri. Bobby Pratt, Donnie Smith, and Gerald Jones, Future Farmers, are proud of their hrst place banner Ellen Coleman makes a cute slave. Mrs. Gothard and several senoritas and senors pose for a Spanish Club picture. OWL 147 s 01416 .748 OWL 148 Everyone enjoys the gab sessions around the lockers. Ann, Joann, Nancy and Bootsie are really shooting it up on Western Day. Buddy Caldwell entertains us with some of his swell singing. Doug and Don Robinson are trying to make snow balls. Everyone seems to be enjoying the Christmas dance. Our cheerleaders line up for a snap. Mary Ann presents Donnie with the Tri-Hi-Y herds gift as Sarah and Everett look on. These boys are looking at the photography exhibit in the library. At last the 'iOwl Staff sweaters arrive! Mr. Cunningham presents Don's as Sarah, Anna Jean, Robbie, M55 Kafie and Frances admire theirs. ig omenfd Mr. Weger was proud to give President johnie Simmons his band jacket, Hey, Willetra, you aren't supposed to be in this picture. Mr. Lively is proud to wear his jacket as assistant coach of the 1955 District Co-Champs. And a sweater for our sponsor, Miss Hicks. Aren't you glad registration comes only two times a year, Mrs. Rawlings? Donnie wears a big smile as he receives his long-awaited football jacket from Mr. Justiss. That familiar hand of Mr. Iustiss waves as he assists on registration day. OWL 149 ufif a oliffi Et of gueffgfding OWL 150 1 2. 5 4 5 6. 7 S Brown Jug performs a usual duty as he shoots Charlene. A Well known pastor, Rev. John Shuler, speaks to the P.H.S. student body. Western Day, everybody stood in line for chow at the Chuck wagon fthe gymj. Bingo , this was one of the popular games at the football banquet, given by the tri-queens. A serious moment in the juniors' lives as they descend the stairs to become oflicial Tri-Hi-Y members. Um good! Candy made and sold by the B.M.A. Jerry McKinney says Welcome Exes . He and his little friend carried this sign in the homecoming parade Dr. Gilmore and Mr. Naylor stressed this point to the P.H.S. student body, A 2 OP0 tL6 6'Cl,l'I'lel CL 1. These boys seem happy over getting their Owls. 5. Miss Oliver isn't camera shy. 2. Curtis and Donnie gave us a swell pep talk in assembly. 6. Girls shot pool too, at a boys club party. 3. After a ball game is always fung looks like we won this one. 7. One of those slumberless'l parties. 4. Spring is on its wayg baseball on the lawn. 8. Larry and Maryg Babe and Robbie look happy after this game. OWL 151 .Qunf Wghf l. 2. 3 4 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. OWL 152 Your reward Honest Ben for finding my bag. The B.M.A. provided laughs for everyone. Homework is easy. The National Honor Society says it is. Coach chews his linger nails as Willy and Silly say Now Coach. Use Ajaxl' is the climax of the Tri-Hi-Y stunt The Tragic Life of Litlle Ann. Madam Noeyes begs alms from Mrs. Gotlots while Marilyn and jane torment Willie Milquetoast in the Owl Stunt Ride 'em Cowboy! The F.F.A. stunt was Rodeo P.H.S. Ma, Pa, and their many kids cross the tracks in the Senior stunt. A private attacks the Hi-Y commentator in their stunt. A typical Sunday morning is shown by the F.H.A. ure .ggnd 0!.S?oring l. The junior members of the National Honor Society are Patsy Mullens, Nancy Williams, Nan -Io Whitaker, Estelle Moore, Johnny Burke, Buddy Caldwell, Robert Skinner, Richard Swint, Gerald Avery and Dick Rudy. 2. Reverend Clarence Saint brings an inspiring message in assembly. 5. Everyone enjoyed the talk made by Senator A. M. Aikin on the Centennial of Texas Public Schools on March 4. 4. Barbara Cobb, Mary Cozort, Mary Lynne Haynes and Marilyn Bowden were the shorthand contestants at the Interscholastic League Meet in Commerce. 5. Ready Writers at the Meet in Commerce were Nan Jo Whitaker, Elda Brown, and Betty jean Maynard. 6. A sure sign of spring is Bob Morris giving a baritone solo. 7. Typing contestants at the Interscholastic Meet were Estelle Moore, La Vonne Cummings, Buddy Caldwell, Larry Ellis, Karen Welborn and Ben Hutto. 8. Harold Hodges presents a trophy to the co-captains of the basketball team, OWL 153 14 . Qufure in iew 1. Mayer Phillips, Chaplin of the Student Council, preaches on Sundays at the Maxey Church of Christ. 2. Camping is the favorite pastime of Anna Jean Fletcher, Robbie Walters, and Sara Bonham, who are councilors at the Girl Scout Camp at Lake Gibbons. 3. Robert Skinner leads the singing at the Blossom Baptist Church every Sunday. 4. Giving a dramatic monologue is both interesting and a lot of fun. Karen Welborn is outstanding in giving this type of entertainment. 5 6 . Shari Swoford and Sammie Nowell are popular all over Paris for their singing of pop songs . . Mamie Rutherford, an outstanding music student at Paris Hi, entertains with a ballet. 7. Elbert Shannon, a freshman, has his own radio set and is a licensed ham operator. S. Jan Rnnncy introduces The Pianist , one of his favorite marioncttes, OWL 154 ne gbnchanfecl guening Curtis Hensley and June Neal board the Showboat to serve at the Junior-Senior prom. Food is always something to be cheerful about. These lucky juniors and Seniors lead the Grand March. Dancing under the stars. How dreamy! The senior ofhcers stop to pose with their dates. All smiles, the Junior officers and their dates have their pictures made. The Bunny Hop was popular at the prom too. The lucky Cotton Maids who served at the prom. OWL 155 fl! jim... OWL 156 Those long-awaited diplomas are finally in their hands. Dorothy and Linda receive Well earned awards. Bebes is happy to receive the Best-All-Round Boy cup from Mr. Justiss Dr. McLemore spoke to those happy but sad Seniors. Nora West receives the loving cup for Best-All-Round girl. Ruthie looks very pleased about something. Mrs. Baize and Mrs. Heath are going to Baccalaureate Service. 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E. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,, , Ellison, Peyton A. ,,,,,,,,,,, , Evans Studio ,,..,...,.,.....,...,..., Everybody's Service Station ,,,. Fain's Coffee Shop ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fairview Dairy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Faith's Beauty Studio ..,,,, Famous Shoe Store ....,. Finch, R. H., Auto ,,,,,,, Flight '50 ,..... ,,..,, ,,....,.. . . .. First Federal Savings ,,,,,, First National Bank Fisher, O. B. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Floyd's Grocery ,..,,.., Frenn, A. 1 ,,,..,,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,, Fry and Gibbs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,v ,,,, Fuller and Morgan Service Sta tion Furey Printing Co. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Gene the Jeweler ,.... ,,,. ,,,.,,,, , . ..... . .. .. ..- Girl Scouts ,,, ,,.,,,,. ., Gladden, J. M. ,,,, , Glass Motor Co. ,..,,,, , Glenn's Shoe Shop ,,,, ,,,,, Goree's Greenhouse ,,,,,, Grand Auto ,,,,........,...... Grand Cleaners ,,,,,,,, Grand Oxygen ,,,,,,, Goodyear ,,..,.,,,.,,, Grapette ,,,,,,,,,, Gray's Garage ,,,,,. Guest Paper Co. .l,l . Gulf ,..,...,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gulf Oil Products ,,,,,,,... Gullick, Al, Pontiac .,,,,,,,,, Haleyis Service Station ,,,, , Handy Food Store .........,..,,, , ,,,, Hank s ,,,.,,,...,,.....,r.r.,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Harlan's Town and Country Harris' Paint Store ..,. W Haynes, R. J., Service Station .... , Herronls Barber Shop .... Hickey, J. W. 8: Son ,,,,,, Hickman Insurance ,,,,,,,, ,, Hillhouse, Joe, Grocery ,,,,.. Hill, Joe Tom, Jeweler , ,,,,, Hills Washateria ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hinkle Lumber Co. H. 8: M. Grocery ,....., Hodges Auto Sales ,,... Harold Hodges ,,,.,.......,,,, Hogan's Lumber Co. .,,.. . Hollje Brotherls Shoe ....,. 196 171 194 171 180 191 196 185 169 193 185 169 164 211 185 175 178 175 180 180 178 192 165 205 170 202 184 169 209 170 201 195 185 182 183 204 201 178 211 206 169 201 201 193 188 171 201 193 191 193 204 177 177 201 178 198 199 185 177 197 184 198 197 OUR ADVERTISERS Hollywood Shop ,...... Holmes Garage ....,.,.,.,, Holsum Bread ..............,,.,. Horn, J. W., Tin Shop ...... House Jewelry ..,,,,,,,.,.,,.,, House Hardware ,.............,. Howerton Motor .....,..,. Huggins' Service Station ,,,..... Humble O11 ..........,.........,,,. Ideal Baking Co. ,,,,,,..... Ideal Laundry ,,,,,.,...,.,.,, Iliff, Ross, Motor Co. Index' ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,..,..... Jesse and Company .... Johnson Title Co. ,,... Jones Paint Store ,,,,,,,. Jordon, R. R. Co. .......... . Paris Coffee Mills ......,... , J. 8: S. Service Station KFTV Kiker Radio .....,............ King Produce ....,, KPLT Kress Kyles Grocery .,.............. Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Business College ,,,,.. Chevrolet ................ Cotton Oil ,................. County Commission Creamery ....................,. ....... Lamar Lamar O11 Co. ..................... . Lamar Service Station ...... Lee's Grocery ..........,...,.... Lewis, Bill, Cafe .........,........ Liberty National Bank ...... Lightfoot, Will ,..,,................. Lindsay's Sporting Goods ,.,.,, Little Mexican Inn ............ Lonkouski's Upholstery ...... Lovelace Bakery .,..,..,...,....,, Lyon Gray Lumber Co. ..... . McClain's .............................. McFarland Cleaners .,..... McKinney, Dan .,..,. Main Tire Store ,,v,.,,,,,,,,i.,,,.,,,,., ....... Malone Glass Shop ,..,.............,,. ....... Marvin's Typewriter Exchange Mayfair Cleaners ,..,..,,,..,....., ...... ....... Meadowbrook Memorial ........ Medford Concrete Co. .,... . Midget Cabinet Shop ,...... Midway Cafe ................... Miley's Service Station ...... Miller's Jewelry ,,.,,,,,,,,.,.. Misso, M. D. ............... . Moore, D. T. .,.... . Moore, Hardy ..,... Moore's Grocery ............... Moore 8: Tower ............... Modern Cleaners .................... Morphew, Jack, Boat Co. .,,.,.... ,,.,,, . Morphew Nash Motor Co. 186 199 188 175 187 164 186 201 184 203 178 195 158 159 178 182 182 202 194 195 178 206 180 170 182 204 173 186 185 179 181 176 166 202 189 194 170 208 170 167 175 186 174 178 178 194 174 193 188 180 173 172 183 167 182 182 169 174 178 173 177 164 Morse, Ray Auto ......, Morton Foods ..,,,,,,,,,,, Mosely Record Shop ..,.,.,.. Murphy Drugstore , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. kk, Murphy Provine Lumber ,,..,,,, ,,,,s Myers, Elisha ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, Nahas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nash Produce ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,.,,,,, A,,,, National Farm Loan Assoc. ...... . Nauman Greenhouse ,,,,,....,,.,.., ,,,,, Nelson Furniture ,,,,,,.,i,,,,,,, Y---- Nelson Jersey Farm ,,,,,, Nix, Lewis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nobles, Pop .... , ...,....,,,,, , Norment 8: Broad ....,,, North East Texas ,.,,,,, North Main Garage ..,,,, North Texas Supply ..,.,, O'Dea's Trim Shop ,,,,,,, Oak Farm Dairy ...,.,. Ordway's ........,....,....,.....,,,,, Owl Drugstore ..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,.., ,,,,, Owsley Head Used Oyler Sign Co. ,,.,,i,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,--, Q Palace Barber Shop ,.....,,,,,, ,W,,, Palace Drug l 8: 2 ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,. Parham, Clyde Contractor YYY,YYY 4,,,, Parham, Clyde Lumber ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Paris City Bus Co. ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,.. ,,,4 , Cars ......,. ,,.., Paris Commission Co. ...., Paris Electric ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,... Paris Finance Co. .,..,.,.. , Paris Floor Covering ,...,. Paris Grocery .,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Paris Inn ..,,,,,,,,,,,...., Paris Milling Co. Paris Music Co. W. Paris News .,,,,,,,,..,.., Paris Ofl Products .......... Paris Radio Service ..,,,, Paris Paris Salvage' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Typewriter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Paris Venetian Blind ...... Parisian ,,,,,,,,,,.i,,,,,,,,,,,,, Parisian Barber Shop ....,. Peltz's ,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Penny Food Store ...,, Penney, J. C. ....,,, , Dr. Pepper .,,,,,,,, Phillips 66 ...............,,., Piggly Wiggly ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Pointer, Sam, Furniture ..,., Price and Mackey Insurance Publishers Engraving Co. YYYY,,, ----- Radio 8: TV Clinic ...,,, Ragland Insurance .......... Rainey, David, Insurance .,,..... Red Star Cab ........,,.,,,,,,,,, Robinius Greenhouse ,...,, Reeves Chuck Wagon ...... Reeves Drive-in Cafe ....,, Retail Credit ,,,..,i,,,,,,,, 198 164 199 186 183 194 181 170 193 196 181 197 199 182 167 188 185 177 194 184 186 208 170 194 197 183 185 174 200 181 200 200 194 195 167 170 167 170 206 203 182 185 176 171 171 199 169 171 190 174 186 168 171 195 182 197 181 197 171 190 185 194 197 OWL 159 OUR ADVERTISERS Riggs jewelry ..,,.,,,,,,,,,.A......f.ffffff -----. Roberts' Jewelry ,A..A.......,A...,,.,A..,,... ---.-. Robinson, V. L. Service Station Roden, Gene and Sons ...,,.,,7,,,,,... ..,,.. Rodgers Wade Co. ,,,,,,,,,............, ..... . Royal Cafe .,,,,,..,,..,,..,.,,. Royal Crown Cola Co. Saunders' Realty ,...,........ Scarborough, John ,,,,,,,.,,,,... Sears ,,..,.........,Y,,,,,...........77fffff7ff Secrest Radio-T. V. Service ...,,. ..---- Service Ice .,,..................,.,,,,,,, Seven-Up ,......,.,,,,...,,.i,.......... Sharp's Music Store ,,,,,,,,....,. Shiver, John Service Station .,,.., ...... Skeen, Jr., A. W. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,., ...... Simmons Grocery .....,......... Sinclair ............,,.,....,,.,,,....... Singer Sewing Mch. Co. ,,,,,, , Slusher and Son ,,,,,,.,.....i.i Smith, Hattie, Mrs. ,,,,..,,, Snack Shop ,,,.,,,,,,r,............ So1omon's Men's Wear ,.,,,., Southern Cleaners ,.,...... Southern Ice .,,.,,,.,i,i,,..,.,... Southland Cotton Oil .....,,,,,, Southland Supply Co. ,,i,,....,,., ,,... - Southwestern Engraving Co. ...... ...,. . Spangler's ....,i.,.......r,,i.,.,.,i.,.,.., ...... Staples Jewelry ,,,,,,....,..,..... Steelman Brothers ..,.., Steely Printing Co. ,,,,,,,, , Stellrose Beauty Shop ..,, Stellrose Cleaners ,,,,,,,,, Steve's Auto ..............,.....,..,..,. Stewart, Florence ,,,,,,,.,,,..,........ ,.,... Stripland Refrigerator Service Swarm Hardware ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. Swaim's Printing Co. ,r,.,,,,,,,,,, 170 176 185 208. 207' 185 207 171 179 199 185 20 201 199 195 167 171. 194 175 187 164 175 185 206 194 191 203 210 192 172 199 187 164 195 164 205 191 164 204 L .L Taylor Music Co. ,,,,,,r . Temple Lumber Co. Texas Coffee Shop ,,,.,,,. Texas Furniture ...,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,1,... Texas Power 81 Light ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, . ..... .. Thrasher's, W. R. Art Studio Thrasher, Jesse Auto ..,,,,..,,,.,,,,..,, ........ The Oven ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,..,,... Thomson's Hardware ,.,,,,, Thompson's Food ,,,,,r,r,,.,, Tinnin's Shoe Store ,,,,,,,,,, Tomls Toasted Peanuts ...,,, Towers' Service Station ,,,.,, Triangle Engineering , ,,,,,, Unique Cleaners .,.,........... Vallier's, Harry Garage ,,,,, Vick's Motor Co. ....,,.,,,,. . Wadel-Connally ,,r.,,,,,.,.... Wakefield Motor Co. ,,,,,,,,,,..,.,, ...,.. . Walker 8: Son Market .,.. ..,,,,..,,.... ,,,,,,, Walker, Newt Service Station ,,..,,, ...,.., Walters, Ray Service Station ..,..,.. ,r.,,,, Watson's Convalescent Home ,,,,,, ,,,.,,.. Wear, Frank ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,. ,,c,,,, Wee Hickory Inn ,........,..,.,. Welch's Art Shop ,,..,,,,,,,.,r..,,, Welch's Humble Service ,,,,,,,. Wells, T. D. ,,,.,,..,,,..........,,.,, , Western Guaranty Loan ,,,,,,, Whitels Auto Store ,,,.,,,,,,,,.. Williams Music Co. ,,..,,,....,,, , Williams Sporting Goods ,,,,, Wise, M. F. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Woerner's Food Center ...... Wolfe, Frank Transfer .,..,, Woody Servicenter .............. Woolworth, F. W. ...............,, , WunclI's, joe Men's Wear ..,,,, Yellow Cab Co. ................. , With sincere appreciation, the OWL STAFF, faculty, and students of P. H. S. thank the businessmen and our friends for their help and co-operation in making this 1954 edition of the OWL a great success. QQ 706V f K' 'GQAIF RQBBIFQWALTERS if 1 OWL 160 SARAH BILLS Advertising Managers 211 187 179 187 207 166 201 167 167 171 201 187 179 179 201 179 167 179 167 177 205 172 204 167 166 199 177 170 166 211 170 187 179 181 166 177 186 197 166 BEST WISHES FROM YOUR BOTTLER OF CQ? 1 f - r ,j 4 Qiffilr ff, yuan! , f- V ,A , Wforlclk' Greulcsi Alblzfffj fFavorilfr' Tcaclaerj .f Q. 9 4' '1f7-34 -wQ.4':f3 , fSmoo1besij fS1uJenl Council Prexizlcnlj flxavorile Coachj Drcamerj fSofialifej fArllJur Murruyj KB 11.11 fClass Prexidentj fTop Muxifianj fDmmufislj Uourrrulistj .rj 1 if f 'A ' , fl AA 4A F. .- 74 VKCUIIIEIUKHI2 7 fPoIi1m1IMum-iulj 'A fO1fM1xf'r P lilIf?Vj if A X I 1 K l yfwq rr., ififfr fLmlim' Mfmj IYHN Qlll'l'11J fYcll Kiugj KCILISX Pbonogrupbj fl'0clj fOj7fimixtj Cxximislj faflfm lfzmffy fKf1y Slarrj 63 YS 'QN wi ,Qt K... J 'S OW L E' Y uf- C x if OWL 162 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1954 from CUMMER GRAHAM co. Manufacturers of CRATES AND BASKETS USED FOR SHIPMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Plants at A PARIS...PITTSBURGWBEAUMONT ...LONGVIEW...TRINITY ' 7, ' Z-Q xg' E ,Q - af., ww.. l Swift's fine Ice Cream goes into all our sundaes and sodas. Meet lc E C M your friends at our fountain. .ASKV Fora roDAv s1,sPEclAL ! MARGRAVE'S DRUG STORE Here are Nancy Brittan and Ruth Ann Ingram looking over our large selection of gifts. This is a favorite meeting place for Teenagers. CORNER DRUG STORE Barbara O,Dea and Nancy Snider are in- specting some of our newest creations in cosmetics. Call us for prompt and efficient service. OWL 163 OWL 164 STELLROSE BEAUTY SHOP NORMA KNOX True lndividuality Cannot Be ImitatecI Complete Beauty Service 1030 24th S. E. Phone 4-7242 Compliments of R. H. FINCH AUTO SUPPLY WELCOME, STUDENTS Select Your Gifts from Our Giftware Department! H O U S E HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE CO. Free Delivery I36 Bonham Dial 3-3420 STEVE'S TRIM SHOP PHONE 4-9025 322 West Kaufman Street PARIS, TEXAS PEYTON A- ELI-ISON ALLEN sg FREDERICK A,,o,ney,,,,,,,,w IMPLEMENT co. 304 First National Bank Building I Johln Deere Sales and Service 2IOI N. Main Phone 3-3730 PARIS, TEXAS DIAL 4-4488 PARIS, TEXAS FOR ANYTHING IN HARDWARE See B C B S W A I NI 240 Ist S.W. Phone 4-7184 Compliments of A FRIEND Phone 4-4830 PARIS, TEXAS Sixty-seven Years of Faithful Service FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PARIS OWL 165 A L F 0 R D ' S Aberdeen Angus Farm Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle JESS B. ALFORD, Owner Paris, Texas BARHAM'S FOOD STORE Home of White Infertile Eggs CG 1055 Pine Bluff Dial 4-6178 Connally Radio 8a TV Service CARLOW IRON AND METAL 40 h N. . Phone 4-8804 l ln W Phone 4-7854 Night Phone 3-3993 530 will N'E' Paris' Texas Dealer in AII Kinds of Scrap MRS- E- R- I-EE WEE HICKORY INN Grocery 81 Market Mr. and Mrs. Ted Herring Dial 4-6744 504 10th N.E. 844 E. Herron Phone 4-9149 PARIS, TEXAS FRANK COUNCIL MARKET THE THINKING FELLOW RIDES A YELLOW We Specialize in White Face , s YELLOW CAB COMPANY B by Beef X ' Y Wx 1 2 N.-.Mai Phone 4-7773 JOE SKIDMORE 8. SON, Owners is K. EJ it West Guaranty Loan Co- W. R. Thrasher Art Studio S' MX, 'fl Phone 46653 Painter of Fine Arts ,S 5 PGfiSfTeXf1S - 2157 E. Price Dial 5-1579 fs .. in OWL 166 r1aent grocery 81 Market 5 - I 15 Q Best in Meats O E1 es-.Q 1826 CLARKSVILLE FRANK WOLFE TRANSFER Since 1905 MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE and SHIPPING Local and Long Distance Moving Phones: Day, 4-8253, Night, 4-7062 1508 N. Main Paris, Texas WL Mflfi To il-'lfff W J NOR 81 RO All Kind f Insurance BOB NORMENT- E OND STLEBER R. S. NO PARIS lvllLLlNG COMPANY 115 S. Main ST. Phqe 3-3184 CONGRATULATIONS DEWEY Nm- R E E Tothe Classof '54 JEWELER N FRANK D- WEAR 112 Clarksville sf. P is, T3 LINCOLN - MERCURY QVEN if WAKEFIELD MOTORS We Speci e in Plafe Lunches - Service Thai Makes Friends .W. 301 Bonham Phone 4-6646 2 LST S WHOLESALE GROCE Distributors ofPu1'e Food P s ' Paris Grocer Conxiqngi A Some of Our Leading Brands- MRS. TUCKER'S SHORTENING YUKO BEST FLOUR MEAL LIBBY'S CANNED FRUITS AND VEG BLES HEART'S DELIGHT CANNED FRUITS EMPSON'S C NNED VECETABL S om limenis of THOMSON HARDWARE PHONE 4-7619 ARTHUR W. SKEEN, JR. SAND AND GRAVEL Washed and Graded Phone 3-3555 .215 N.w. ard Paris, Texas TEXAS uRNlTuRE ORE? NEW d USED FURNIT E Z R. J. Weaver F k Weav 134 First . Phone -6370 LOV CE BAA Specialisfs in X WEDDING, BIRTHDAY cmd PARTY CAKES 210 Bonham Phone 4-7708 OWL 167 L J' The shoppers of tomorrow, Suzanne Roden and jeep Reed agree that PIGGLY WIGGLY has made a wise choice of salesmen of tomorrow, Lloyd Neal and Claude Jefferies. They all say free parking, S. and H. green stamps, and good food b s r fine characteristics of PIGGLY 423 ciafksvuie 1 FSF ill ,swf f Girlz' I .1 A f X If Jr 1 ' 1 - WW f f Lyfj lg 7 Xl 1 The most needed stp r a student at P. H. S. are looked over by Barbara McCollum and David Price. For quality and friendly serv- ice when you need office supplies, stationery, pens, greeting cards, and school supplies, see CANNONS. 101 Lamar 'lThis is just the shoe I've been looking for, Bunnyf' You know, Jackie, style, quality and proper fitting always mean a lot in shoes and you can find the right kind at AUSTIN SHOE STORE? That is a pretty lamp, don't you agree, Sarah and Frances? Yes, at DAN BILLS, FURNITURE STORE you find the highest quality at the lowest possible prices. Dealers of Thor Washers, Inter- national Harvester Refrigerators and Freezers and Armstrong and Gold Seal linoleum. OWL 168 ' I if .X V ' '77 4 YV. 'Wi oils ty A K ,PR thi' xlllxii ' fafl ' ' gf , 5? yi -f J In Paris It's 'R I X' P LTXZ ' A f R Tl xt A , vIiAlIen's and Ladies' Luggage Y L Leather Goods MASTER CLEANERS Quality Shoe Repair Phone 3-3326 535 Clorksvllle I4 Clarlisv Ie Street Phone 4-9065 One Call Does All PARIS, TEXAS 1 N Aly Compliments of G R A Y S G A R A G E I PRINTIS E. ELLIS Experience Sells Itsel ' R h -4 GENERAL AGENT CARS, TRUCKS AND T C5916 f - American National Insurance Co. ELECTRIC and ACETY 'E WELDIN I ' TJ' LIFE INSURANCE 2303 Bonham X h 4-KIOCLXA fl I 608 First National Bank Bldg. F TE Paris, Texas l I A U o 'I' Neff AL DUNNING ni N I , - Compliments I M GLASS AND MIRROR SHOP X f 0 Anything in Glass Io Glass Fitted to All Makes of Cars l HARDY MOORE 250 Ist S.W. Phone 4-8247 Paris, Texas BAssANo SERVICE PARTS FULLER and MORGAN B. 84 B. MOTOR CLINIC SERVICE STATION All Types of Repair and Parts 2224 Bonham Phone 4-2803 570 East Houston PHONE 4-9101 OWL 169 OWL 170 WILLIAMS y MUSIC COMPANY Phone 5-8338 II2 Lamar'Avenue Paris, Texas RIGGS JEWELRY Paris, Texas 775 Bonham Phone 4-8494 OWSLEY AND HEAD u s E D c A R s 330 West Houston Phone 3-3750 MR. and MRS. GRANT WHITE PARIS INN Rooms LONKOUSKI'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Upholstering - Cushions Rebuilt General Repair LINDSAY'S SPORTING GOODS Sporting Goods - Hardware - Toys 'I35 L A . III5 E. Houston Phone 3-3604 amor venue Phone 4 7120 PHONOGRAPHS and JUKE BOXES To D. Installed on Commission Basis PARIS MUSIC COMPANY L A W Y E R Phone 4-7562 215 Grand Ave. I CLEM AMUSEMENT CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OIF '54 and FUTURE GRADUATES S. H. KRESS 8. CO. T. L. Floyd Grocery 8. Market 245 East Washington Street We Deliver PHONE 3-3904 GENE THE .IEWELER THE CUT PRICE KING DIAL 4-6711 NASH PRODUCE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables BANANAS Our Specialty RICHARD C. SAUNDERS Attorney-at-Law Pull for Paris or Pull Out 17 E. Houston Street Phone 4-8319 or 5-1474 SIMMON'S FOOD STORE HOME OF GOOD MEATS 1634 Clarksville PHONE 4-6735 SAM POINTER'S MAIN FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furniture 2531 N. Main Phone 4-6106 DELUXE BARBER SHOP Barber Work at Its Best 118 LAMAR AVENUE Next to Paris News Fred Kirby PHONE 3-3323 RED STAR CAB 20 N.W. First Street QUICK, DEPENDABLE SERVICE CHURCH STREET LAUNDRY Free Pickup Wet Wash 81 Help Yourself 1416 Church Street Phone 4-9097 DIMPLE CRAIN DAVIS Real Estate - Insurance - Loans We Appreciate Your Business PHONE 4-6707 or 4-7048 6th N.E. at Lamar PARIS, TEXAS THE PARISIAN Women's 81 ChiIclren's Wear Style Center of N. E. Texas South Side Plaza PARIS, TEXAS HALEY'S SERVICE STATION Courtesy is our Policy 564 Lamar Phone 4-9307 PARIS MATTRESS AND VENETIAN BLIND CO. 1458 North Main Dial 4-2646 THOMPSON'S FOOD DEPARTMENT STORE We Serve to Serve Again 847 E. Hearon Paris, Texas THE PENNEY FOOD STORE The Place To Save 16 Hearn Street Phone 4-8862 OWL 171 STAPLES JEWELRY STORE The fine silver shown by Mrs. Burroughs to Hilda Thomphon and Donna Jackson is just one of the many reasons the younger set has selected their silver at Staples for over two generations. Which coat do you like better, Cynthia? Boot- sie seems to like them both. Maybe you can help them decide which one to take, Mrs. Arnold. BEALL BROTHERS is noted for its friendly service and quality. The new MIDWAY CAFE on North Main Street is a swell place for cokes, say Robert Snow- den, Annette Alford, Charlotte Vaughan, and Lloyd Neal. The friendly atmosphere of the MIDWAY makes eating there pleasant. The service station with the friendly smile, that's RAY WALTER'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION. They feature Texaco and Havoline oils, Sky Chief and Fire Chief gas, and Firestone tires plus car acccessories. For the best in Texaco products see RAY WALTER'S SERVICE STA- TION located on the corner of South Main and Kaufman. OWL 172 f'i2ir3'f1ff'5I?Wli CK ZSQQ 'I ff 'iflf fp lf ,LVjw,T,v' jf THIS 1954 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL gy, K .L 1' I i 5 P- J -' I I fi y:1,fAj ' 0 W L fs? gg, u 'I 4 rg, Tllilfjfi salt' :Ig ' IS CHERISHED BY N5 , and I would like to keep it for life, because it contains memories of my days at good old P.H.S. l'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. f- . They will locate me, and see that I will own my OWL once again. Thank you. w. w. BILLS w. E. BILLS THE MIDGET CABINET SHOP Furniture Built to Order - Wood Carving Repairing, Refinishing, and Upholstering 233 Eighteenth N.W. Paris, Texas MODERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 20 I2th S.W. Dial 4-2635 DEPENDABLE FRIENDLY SERVICE Roy Davis COX FURNITURE Home Furnishings of Distinction 'l7'l'l CLARKSVILLE CHEVROLET - CADILLAC Sales and Service LAMAR CHEVROLET CO. 4,06 71 U OWL 173 OWL 174 DRINK A BITE TO EAT D r i n k D R . P E IP F9 E R GOOD FOR LIFE AT Io, 2 8. 4 O'CLOC'i Marvin's MORTUN F0095 Typewriter Exchange Underwood Typewriters - Adding Machines Dictaphones 526 North Main Street HUBERT CUNNINGHAM, Distributor W. H. MOORE GROCERY AND MARKET IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU Phone 3-3527 ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CO. TIRES, TUBES and BATTERIES A. L. BROWN, Agent 726 E. Polk St. Paris, Texas Patronize Cities Service Stations -I. GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS SUYS LANKY IQ the CLASS OF '54 Q, PIANKY f IvIoRPI-IEW NASH G.NI.C. TRUCK CO. 548 Lamar Phone 4-7870 NIcFARl.AND'S CLEANERS BEVII.I.'S CAFE CLEANING, PRESSING and ALTERATIONS A Place Where Working 140 N. Mciin Phone 4-2375 People Can Afford to Eat. B U I. I. S ' Compliments of HUMBLE SERVICE STATION J. W. BLACKBURN'S GROCERY 561 Clarksville Street GULF GAS AND GROCERIES ATI-A5 ACCESSORIES TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES Reno, Texas Dial 4-8974 Phone 4-7238 Robbie Walters and Wade jackson are glad to look at the books and school supplies found at ALEXANDER BOOK COMPANY which is located at 123 South Main Street. FOR NEW SINGER MACHINES Shop at SINGER SEWING CENTER 36 Clarksville Sf. Telephone 4-2234 Paris, TSXUS FAIN'S COFFEE SHOP The Home of Choice Food K. C. Steaks, Mexican and -Chinese Food, Plate Lunches, Home-made Rolls MR. 84 MRS. SAM FAIN, Owner and Manager 22 CLARKSVILLE DIAL 4-9118 FAlTH'S BEAUTY STUDIO J. W. HORN TIN SHOP ALL TYPES OF SHEET METAL woRK 87 S.W. 8TH 744 230 Second Sf. S.W. Phone 4-6470 DW 42 PARIS, TEXAS 322. 4' A I -- . A ' LYQIIIGRAY SNACK SHOP N 'LIIIRBER COMPANY E Huong . I 33 N. Main Paris, Texas Phone 3-3130 534 Clarksville OWL 175 This is just the dress, Becky.', Yes, jean, Mrs. Wilson, you can wrap it up. Becky Edwards and Jean Bledsoe show their approval of the beauti- ful formals shown to them by COLLEGIATE SHOPPE. East Side Plaza Phone 4-2 874 e J I-J These industrious P. H. S. students enjoy typ- ing on the typewriters kept in excellent condi- tion by PARIS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Mr. Blackwell helps us keep our typewriters in tip top shape. Charlene Blackstone and Iris June Thrasher wear smiles as they look at the silver displayed by ROBERTS jEWELRY. North Side Plaza Paris, Texas QUALITY SERVICE SAVINGS are found of LAMAR SUPER SERVICE STATION OWL 176 ROY QROUND BOYD WELCH GULF SERVICE One Stop Service Lamar and 17th Phone 4-8636 PARIS, TEXAS H 8g M GROCERY AND MARKET Best in Fruits, Vegetables and Meats T544 East Polk St. Phone 4-7084 Paris, Texas WADEL1-CONNALLY CO. Wholesale Automotive Supplies and Equipment PHONES 4-2558 and 4-2559 T32 Clarksville St. Paris, TSXOS R. G. WALKER 8g SON MARKET AND GROCERY Famous Barbecue Best Wishes to the Class of T954 MR. 84 MRS. JOHN J. CRAIN J. W. HICKEY 81 SON DISPENSING OPTICIANS 309 Liberty Bank Building Paris, Texas WOODY SERVICENTER TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES T E x A C o Dial 4-6820 FRY LUMBER CO. 30th S.W. at Bonham Street PHONE 5-T681 See Fry Before You Buy For Progress in Lamar County Farms, Gardens, and Livestock NORTH TEXAS SUPPLY CO. RAYBURN BELL, Owner 1617 North Main Phone 4-7427 HELLO, EVERYBODY Lloyd Herron's Barber Shop THE ROYAL Compliments of JACK MORPHEW BOAT CO. ONE STOP We Take Off, Repair, Clean Out, Recore and Replace.. One Day Service POOR ALVIE'S WELDING 81 RADIATOR 2500 N. Main Phone 4-8420 OWL 177 .QR OWL 178 FAIRVIEW DAIRY FARM PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS MAIN TIRE STORE New and Used Tires O. L. SIMS Service and Satisfaction BLAIR'S IDEAL LAUNDRY Laundry and Dry Cleaning Phone 4-9596 Compliments of DAN McKINNEY Compliments of Finest Restaurant in Paris FLIGHT '50 Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KIDD We're Always Glad to Have the Kids T Come to See Us Out on North Main Street AIKEN'S MEN'S WEAR SMITH KIKER RADIO SERVICE 3105 Bonham Phone 3-3659 PARIS, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'I954 JOE HILLHOUSE GROCERY FOOD - FEED - SEED 'II6 West Austin Phone 4-6260 Alexander Bicycle Repair We Repair All Bicycles, Tricycles, Motorbikes and Small Gas Engines WHIZZER HEADQUARTERS I7 Second S.W. Welding Supplies Medical Gases GRAND OXYGEN COMPANY PHONE 4-8490 Congratulations to the Senior Class MOORE AND TOWER u s E D C A R s 338 N, Main Phone 4-8004 W. F. .IESSEE 8m CU. BIG COUNTRY STORE Market Square ALL DRY GOODS and HARDWARE l Homoo NIIIIZIY M'famln ' 5 MILK 5 ONE ' OUART ow! TW' l'amf1.L L Wi' CRE AMERY CREAM ll V' . I E U i -.L-avg E - NK' 1 L Wamii ik uw E, . 1,611 I 4 V My Q il: , , CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 M. F. WISE ELBERT TOWERS DIXIE SERVICE STATION Quick and Friendly Service P13119 E, LT R aio villrpivllfii HOMOGENIZED HOMOGENIZED vmnm D vifiili VICK MOTOR COMPANY YOUR DODGE DEALER v1AMN ,D Nuff-sed My Phone 4-4336 555 Lamar JOHN SCARBOROUGI-I TRACTOR COMPANY ' FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN EQUIPMENT Paris, Texas HARRY A. VALLIER GARAGE Electric and Acefylene Welding Block Re-boring - Valve Facing GENERAL REPAIR WORK 520 Third S.W. Phone 4-7643 Triangle Engineering, Construction 8. Development Company 311 Liberty National Bank Bldg. Phone 4-8010 Paris, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF TEXAS HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Steaks and Sea Food Our Specially MRS. ROBERT MCSWAIN 104 N. Main Phone 4-9085 DWL 179 n 'I , , Elaine Parsons and Jimmie Johnson look at the bags shown By Bunny Williams at FAMOUS SHOE STORE. For shoes and bags for all occa- sions, see FAMOUS, East Side Plaza. SPORTS . . . NEWAS . . . MUSIC ABC...KPLT...TSN 1490 on Every Dial MEDFORD CONCRETE PIPE CO. Reinforced and plain concrete. Culbert pipe, sewer pipe, pipe fittings, drain tile, septic tanks, grease traps, stock water troughs, irrigation pipe, and concrete specialties. 1545 So. Church Phone 4-8652 Paris, Texas Mr. Dixon is showing Patsy Smith and Betty Dixon just where to find the best in electric appliances. Where? DIXON'S . . . DIXON'S BARGAIN STORE . . . AND . . . EVERYBODY,S FURNITURE STORE. OWL 180 INSURANCE GIQQND INSURANCE and BONDS 204 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING WOERNER'S GROCERY 81 -MARKET BARBECUE AND BAKED HAMS Just a little profit on the paper and twine. PHONES 3-3306 and 3-3307 845 S.E. I2th Phone 4-4743 NAHAS at SON, INC. - .S Manufacturers of Chi1dren's and Girls' Lingerie O' f Paris, Texas PARIS COFFEE MILLS Coffee Roasters and Jobbers Teas, Spices, Extracts, Sundries Candies, Cigars 130 N. MAIN PHONE 4-4795 LAMAR OIL COMPANY Wholesale Super Hi-Tune Gasoline and Amalie Oil DIAL 4-6280 I47O North Main Paris, Texas 'R , l ' r OWL 181 155 OWL 182 Paris, Texas Phone 4 4725 McCLAIN'S 1710 Clarksville Street Paris, Texas PHONE 4-7466 Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Service Compliments of LEIGHTON CORNETT COUNTY ATTORNEY Paris, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE cLAiss or '54 Publisher's Engraving Co. PARIS RADIO-TV SERVICE RADIO and TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 3-3225 BILL FLOYD Paris, Texas BEST WISHES! GLENN'S SHOE SERVICE 1210 Clarksville St. Phone 4-9175 Paris, Texas Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service JONES PAINT STORE ROSCOE F. JONES, Owner A Complete, Modern, Up-to-Date TITLE PLANT ABSTRACTS - TITLE SERVICE Pittsburgh Paints Linoleum Fine Wallpaper Asphalt Tile Glass Arfigfs' Supplies Venetian Blinds and Sundries Paris, Texas 122 Grand Avenue Phone 4-8484 Best Wishes to the Seniors D' T' Moclernize your home with water-well drilling. POP NOBLES Paris, Texas Dial 4-2097 Congratulations to the Anderson, Thompson and Few CLASS QF 154 I2oN'MC'In KYLE GROCERY REAL ESTATE and LOANS 1538 N. Main Phone 4-9170 PALACE DRUG STORES Palace No. 1 Palace No. 2 Northeast Corner Southwest Corner CRUMLEY'S CAFE SECREST RADIO-TV SERVICE HOME OF GOOD EA-I-S MOTOROLA TELEVISION 109 Isl S.E. Paris, Texas 1228 BONHAM PHONE 3-3900 Murphy-Provine Lumber Co. SUV HWHI1 Flowers - FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY HI-Umbeff Smoofh Us U Smlleu Flowers for All Occasions Telephone 3-3393 GOREE GREENHOUSES PARIS, TEXAS Phones 4-2400 and 4-6350 Paris, Texas Congratulations fo the Class of 1954 MILEY'S SERVICE STATION PREMIER GAS AND OIL Performs with fhe Best Best Sells for Less I850 N. MAIN PHONE 3-3775 OWL 183 Jerry McKinney and Norma Bangs learn that for every kind of insurance, visit HAROLD HODGES, who says, lf it can be written, I can gvrite it. HAROLD HODGES is located at 112 . Main. J. D. McMellon, one of our many efficient route salesmen, proudly displays one of our OAK FARM trucks. OAK FARM DAIRY is located at 1606 Lamar and the phone is 3-3157. Fry 86 Gibbs Funeral Home Grady Fry . . . Marvin Gibbs Owners 730 Clarksville Phone 3-3366 Why not go first class? Use HUMBLE Esso- Extra Gasoline, Esso-Extra Motor Oil, and 997 Motor Oil. Phone 4-8380. Grady Rea, Agent, serving Lamar and Delta Counties. OWL 184 ROBINSON'S GULF STATION Anything in Automobile Service 208 s. Mum Phone 4-4702 DUKE'S GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE School Supplies, Candy and Groceries 1850 BONHAM PARIS, TEXAS GLASS MOTOR COMPANY Your PACKARD Dealer 2425 LAMAR PARIS, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 HOMER C. ELLIS TExAco PRODUCTS E V E R Y B O D Y ' S Service Station ALVA WINTERS Dependable Service 230 Grand Ave. Phone 4-9094 Lamar County Livestock Commission Company SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY Dial 3-3880 1100 W. Washington P. O. Box 272 Paris, Texas Where Buyers and Sellers Meet REEVES CHUCK WAGON WE NEVER CLOSE I6 Clarksville Phone 4-9070 NORTH MAIN GARAGE General Auto Repairs 259 North Main Paris, Texas PARIS SALVAGE CO. SCRAP IRON AND METAL T425 South Church Phone 4-8250 THE ROYAL CAFE JACK FRYAR IT6 Bonham Paris, Texas HINKLE LUMBER COMPANY Has Supplied the Best Lumber and Buildings for Over 50 Years Phone 5-T696 Houston and Third Sts. BRANDED LINE OF FINE MEN'S WEAR lt's the Fit and the Feel and Don't Forget the Eye Appeal at SOLOMON'S M E N ' S W E A R Paris, Texas IT'S AIR-CONDITIONED OWL 185 S! OWL 186 Compliments of ORDWAY FURNITURE COMPANY R. J . M U R P H Y PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. D R u G cs I s T Ausrm HEFFLEHNGER, Jebbef South Side squere Phone 4-4306 Phiu-up wifh Phillips 66 PAms,TExAs Phone 3-3680 Pens, Texas THE LAMAR COTTON OIL COMPANY Post Office Box T39 PARIS, TEXAS COTTONSEED CRUSHERS - COTTONSEED PRODUCTS - COTTON GINNERS FEEDS OF ALL KINDS- INSECTICIDES - FERTILIZERS AND SEED CLEANER Fiffy Years Doing Business in Paris F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. COmp,e,e Une of HOLLYWOOD SHOP Styles of Tomorrow Today SCHOOL SUPPLIES READY-TO-WEAR and ACCESSORIES Pinky Philips, Donnie Smith, and Edwin Grigsby agree that for anything in sports, WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS has the very best. ' Try TEMPLE LUMBER COMPANY Corner Kaufman at Third S.W. Phone 4-2330 Beffer Maferials for Better Buildings Since I88I T. T. KEELER, Manager Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of '54 SLUSHER AND SON SERVICE STATION THOMAS B. STEELY Fine Duplicafing and Phofo Copying I32 SOUTH MAIN CURTIS PEAVY Disfribufor TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Tom's Peanut Buffer Sandwiches and Tom's Candies LYNDELL HURLEY, Salesman Phone 4-4133 975 Pine Bluff St. OWL 187 , , ,:::. .. f 1' A 7 A is fe f A ef V ima '1 EA , , ' W ,,,,,,,: U 'fav' -vii, .E l ld, ye, are 5 Q We V, 5 :::::::: :111i1i V ' 11 5 H Wi- W, ' -1:-:V N L, :.: .':. 1 'ifijl '1:, 1-f 2 1 g 1 ' ip -'f'2IZf'i'1 ----1--- .vv, .Q Y 2 W ' . . .. wv ,,.. i T i or P aa a x 5 in Qazzz H is is R S- ' Eisaii if WM S P :,: ' Q 4 I IIII. S - Elf, '--: , -, : ,'.: ,., ..Z,.,,,::.i A Ml- 'L, ,,,,,,, f -MMM, -if ',,.,,-- .,f:?iz:22:1is2.i' 1 g 4.3: :::5 . .a :5 :'v 1 W M ' fi ' my 'V if , , f ,e': 3 :E':'E'E:5l : ,, ,,,,, Eg -12.55 ::: fz5:fe::52g1,b'- '-:ffiifl : ' , , Aa' 2 ,,v:- - xzxz lll' V:.:,.: . ':'1 :': .iei :,: 7 'wwf' 7 W3?'V 4 s.-::..Q'ff. ... , :ffl 2:25 ' :1f1 VV, v, P r . , 7. is Z' ii N al ly' 2 1 11,12-'it 3 W4 srl!! if fl 3 , -, , Y- gg 4 wa 7 . 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M -K :ii a s 3 A . ..... . , -, .zzz if 'V + ---- -'-'11 f FEE ' zz- 1 A n M af mm b 'iii : ' 'zzz i xv ' 'IZ' If Eiga 2 S 1 452 f' H 86.7 ef :1:' ,.-.: . 1'E1'. u .-----: ' a ti g ' vmtiim North East Texas Motor Lines, Inc Serving Northeast Texas and Southern Oklahoma General Offices: Paris, Texas Phone 4-4376 Meadowbrook Memorial Park, Inc. Non-Sectarian - Perpetual Care Telephone 4-7634 340 Clarksville Paris, Texas Dollar for Dollar, You Can't Beat a Pontiac A1 Gullick Pontiac Co. Since 1927 Holsum Bread All Paris High School Students Agree That If it's Holsum OWL 188 It's Got to Be Good VI' 2 vi , .ef I4 1 . .I rv , ,fr ! j Q 4 0 Sfarf fhe .jvlagif O! Saving wifk fke LIBERTY NATl0NAl BA K uyour .grienclfg gang v Paris,Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon I OWL 189 Let,s go to the C8cC. That's all you need to say. After ball games, shows and school it's the perfect place for snacks or complete meals. Ann Condray, Babe Graham, Vivian Caldwell, and Don Coker order their favorite snack. 1703 Clarksville Paris, Texas june Neal and Mary Joyce Pomroy look ap- provingly at the dress shown by one of PEN- NEY'S capable salesladies. At PENNEY'S West Side Plaza you find good merchandise at moder- ate prices. West Side Plaza Phone 4-6410 Phyllis Vaughan shows Eva jean Bailey and Hope Caldwell the music and jewelry boxes sold by BEASLEY-VAUGHAN DRUG. They also feature Sheaffer pen and pencil sets and free delivery. The Robinson twins fdecide for yourself which is whichl and Everett Gene Hinson agree with Mrs. Robinius that to add stars to the eyes of your date, a corsage from ROBINIUS GREEN- HOUSE is right in order. OWL 190 .ll ll 461 , M s T R I P I. A N D You'll be able to Find FRIGERATOR SERVICE VITYXHAYDEN STRIP'-AND All Your Grocery Needs at Q Serving Northeast Texas . Harlan's Town 8. Country and Southeast Oklahoma PARIS, TEXAS SUPSI' Market 1210 Bonham Phone 3-3456 To the following Members of the MEDICAL and DENTAL PROFES- SION we, the ANNUAL STAFF, would like to express our appreciation for their assistance in making the 1954 Owl a success: C. D. Barker, M.D. N. L. Barker, M.D. E. P. Dickson, D.D.S. W. W. Fitzpatrick, M.D. C. E. Gilmore, M.D. Gladys Griffis, D.D.S. D. S. Hammond, M.D. Hayes 8. Hayes, D.D.S. Hunt, Hunt 81 Hunt, M.D. M. L. Johnson, M.D. A. L. Jones, D.D.S. A. H. Jopling, M.D. J. L. Jopling, M.D. W. L. Kelley, D.D.S. D. F. Kerbow, M.D. D. R. Lewis, M.D. W R. L. Lewis, M.D. My il MDN C. L. Lunsford, M.D. W J. A. Miles, D.D.S. Lamoine Miller, D.O. J. N. Powell, M.D. H. W. Parchman, M.D. C. M. Reavis, D.D.S. O. W. Robinson, M.D. Fl. H. Spell, D.O. J. A. Stephens, M.D. B. F. Thielen, D.D.S. C. M. Townsend, M.D. M. A. Walker, M.D. H. H. White, M.D. G. S. Woodlin, M.D. dy, X--LfiS,,s 763' 'f-- x-30 .oVvaS b' fi f' Compliments of A B 'Q ou 08,0 dbsf X .fryqlw 5,13 ,sq SOUTHLAND OIL COMPANY 4056 OWL 191 Camera Supplies Galore! The employees of CUT RATE DRUG STORE say For Anything for your camera come in and see us. 218 Bonham Phone 4-2215 This institution is well known by faculty members, students, and townspeople. The FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA- TION offers Courteous Financial Service to All. Betty Bufiington demonstrates to Myra King how a manicure is given at LOIS BOLIN'S BEAUTY SHOP. For the latest in hair styles and the best in manicures, call LOIS BOLIN'S BEAUTY SHOP. Choosing a bride's pattern is serious business for Marilyn Maysey, who plays the part of the bride-to-be in this photograph. Glenda Young considers it more lightly. But either way you look at it, SPANGLER'S invite you to consult them as soon as you have picked the young man. You know a man must eat. For china, come to SPANGLER'S. OWL! 192 GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO '54 CLASS from S. M. WEISS, Distributor THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINEH - and - GULF PRIDE MOTOR OILS E . L . E A T O N GENERAL CONTRACTOR MILLWORK and SUPPLY Glass for Every Purpose 2150 N. Main Phone 3-3135 , CHURCH STREET LAUNDRY Free Pickup Wet Wash and HeIp Yourself 1416 Church Phone 4-9097 PARIS, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 A I aza ui in J' C ' A IIIIRM LOAN ASSOCIAIIIIII P' B 'd 9 Secretary-Treasure, SECRETARY -TREASURERS OFFICE 38 First St. NQWI FEDERAL LAIID BAIIK LOANS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 'I954 MAYFAIR. CLEANERS 221 s. Main Dial 4-6150 HANK'S Dari-Bar 8E Food Market Open 7 Days a Week PARIS, TEXAS, OWL 193 OWL 194 J 8: S SERVICENTER 24-Hour Service Fast Road Service - Call For and Delivery Auto Parts - Accessories Tires - Batteries DEWEESE, PROCK 81 WILSON GENERAL INSURANCE Established in 1892 Rechqrging 609-610 First National Bank Building We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 306 Clarksville Phone 3-ssao PHONE 33988 -WW P OYLER SIGN COMPANY 3-3970 H0 STAGE CURTAINS MA 2100 S. Church Street For Air-Conditioned ICE REFRIGERATORS CAFE 329 N. Main Phone 4-9093 SOUTHERN ICE COMPANY Meet Your Friends at Reaves Paris, Texas phone 4-2293 0 ' D E A ' S TOP AND TRIM SHOP SEAT COVERS AND UPHOLSTERING COMPLIMENTS OF Elisha Myers, District Judge TOMMF MWCHELL PARIS FINANCE COMPANY Agent 29 LAMA slNcl.AlR REFINING co. R Phone 3-3128 Paris, Texas PHONE 33890 J. M. GLADDEN Wholesale Candy, Gum, Cigars and Blue Horse School Supplies 42 Twenty-fifth N.W. PUYISI TGXUS WILL H. LIGHTFOOT A R c l-l l T E c T X' ,X Q! 1 fl V KFTV I 1250 ON YOUR DIAL Congratulations and Best Wishes, Class of '54, from the station with imagination - KFTV. Serving the public interest with twice the power of any station in Lamar County. A! Z jj W I Z 1 PRICE 81 MACKEY INSURANCE - AUTO LOANS 13 West Houston Street Phone 4-2593 Building Contractor , J ., ,f f CLYDE PARHAM 2439 Clarksville Street Phone 4-6631 PARIS, TEXAS Paris Floor Covering 8g Drapery Store RUGS - LINOLEUM - ASPHALT TILE and RUBBER TILE VENETIAN BLINDS - WINDOW SHADES Phone 4-4753 118 Clarksville Smart Buy's Buick ROSS ILIFF MOTOR CO. 325 BONHAM PHONE 4-4100 STELLROSE CLEANERS HARVEY coLuER, owner Free Delivery Service Phone 4-6710 2101 Lamar Avenue John Shiver Service Station 1121 N. MAIN PHONE 4-9009 OWL 195 Ma xx V .. kylie Anna Beth Brackeen agrees with NAUMAN GREENHOUSE when they tell Mayer Philips that: It has long been a duty To enhance your date's beauty By sending her corsages gay. She won't need a Bower To increase her charm's power, But send one along anywayf' Congratulations Class of ,54 ENJOY A MOVIE ANY TIME 27 1 DRIVE-IN Anna jean Fletcher and Robbie Walters say For more in '54 the 1954 Ford is the very thingf' Bring your Ford back home to HOWERTON MOTOR CO. on Clarksville St. for the best in mechanics and Ford parts. Waiting for service at the DAIRY-ETTE are Anecia Vessels and Larry Ayres. For the best hot- dogs, dairy cream, hamburgers, and homemade chili the DAIRY-ETTE is the perfect place. OWL 196 Congratulations to Class of 1954 and Paris High School from the BOX FACTORY OF PARIS MANUFACTURERS or AMMUNITION Boxes NELSON JERSEY FARM Lamar Road Paris, Texas HOLLJE BROTHERS SUPERIOR SHOE REPAIRING 204 West Price Paris, Texas HODGES AUTO SALES l5'l5 N. Main Phone 4-8438 We Specialize in Extra Nice Cars CADDEL-WARLICK Flowers for Every Occasion Af Prices You Can Afford OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS llO7 Pine' Bluff Phone 4-6159 Retail Credit Assoc ation, Inc. The Credit Bureau of Paris Credif Never Abused - ls Never Refused DAVID E. RAINEY COMPANY Over 20 Years of Insurance Service GENERAL INSURANCE lOl Plaza Bldg. Phone 4-2849 Dress Well and Succeed 1 . Kwai o' l f 2 A . - MERCHANT -TAILOFZ PALACE BARBER SHOP MILLER, STARK, BRYANT For Haircufs of Disfincfion - SEE US! IO7 Lamar Avenue Radio and Television Clinic SALES and ssnvlcf Telephone 4-4735 1604 N. Main W. Nl. HOUSE J E W E L R Y 2'l Clarksville Phone 4-2740 Paris, Texas OWL 197 CAGLE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings 346-370 Bonham St. Phone 4-2104 PARIS, TEXAS CAMERON'S TRICKS - NOVELTIES - MAGAZINES 15 First Street S.E. L Paris, Texas E I I5 CITY BARBER SHOP Q- x M 106 CLARKSVILLE 1 in '.t-1 Q rigs is OWL 198 JOE TOM HILL, Jeweler FINE WATCHES and DIAMONDS Plaza Theater Building Phone 4-4195 HARRIS PAINT STORE Chi-Namel Paints Wallpaper Rex Wallpaint Flexon Rubberized Paint 2624 Lamar Phone 4-4174 CAVINESS FILLING STATION 1222 South Main St. Phone 4-2838 Buy with Confidence from Caldwell Motor Company USED CARS 521 Lamar Avenue Paris, TSXCIS One Block East ot High School COOK JEWELRY COMPANY East Side Plaza Quality Jewelry, Reasonably Priced ELGIN, BULOVA, HAMILTON cmd LONGINES WATCHES Visit Our Gift Department Local Railroad Watch Inspector Best Wishes from the RAY MORSE AUTO SERVICE We Specialize in Rebuilding Wrecked Automobiles Wheel Aligning - Wheel Balancing Seat Covers - Convertible Tops 139 Grand Phone 4-6210 CAMPBELL ICE CREAM CO. x-TRA RICH Paris, Texas Phone 3-3726 ROY BLEVINS BARBER SHOP Across from Fourth Ward School BEST HAIRCUTS IN TOWN HOGAN LUMBER COMPANY 2103 Lamar Avenue Phone 4-7559 fm Q OHOLMES GARAGE - AUTO REPAIRING MOTOR TUNE-UP- BRAKE SERVICE SERVICE CALLS-PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 151 23rd S. E. Phone 4-8297 -lf Sharp's Record 81 Music Shop HILL'S WASHATERIA Sieam Hear - h - - Recogjjsicj Reeds 1906 Tudor Phone 4-9142 27 Lamar Avenue Phone 4-8056 EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING Shadow Boxes - Velvei Mats STEELMAN BROTHERS Lovely Prints for Sale - OId Frames Refinished Oil Paintings Reclaimed WELCH ART SHOP 101 24th SI. N.W. Phone 4-7124 Welding Shop Wrecker Service We'lI Go Anywhere, Any Time LEWIS NIX LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES Complimenfs of L. J. CBUDDYJ KAMMER PARISIAN BARBER SHOP Shop af Sears and Save Free Parking Lamar af Main Phone 5-1621 MOSELY RECORD SHOP New and Used Records 116 Norfh Main I - !7 '2V'4 Best Wishes ' 1 ra from A FRIEND mf- 4' K' OWL 199 Paris Electric Service Motor Rewinding and Repairing Commercial and House Wiring Phone 4-4596 257 lst S. W. Paris, Texas Paris Commission Company IKE HORN and MORRIS KIMBALL Livestock Commission Firm Auction Every Thursday The wise shopper shops at CARLOCK'S FOOD CENTER, the modern store in Paris. A new feature that has been added is the all new deep storage vault, also curing, processing and packaging. 2454 Bonham Paris, Texas 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. Parents never worry when they know that their children are riding a safe PARIS CITY BUS. OWL 200 HUM SERVICE EMM ho 4-91 or 4-4018 Paris, Texas Compliments of THE HANDY FOOD STORE H I C K M A N INSURANCE AGENCY SOUND INSURANCE COUNSEL AND PROTECTION Since 1925 J. K. Guest Paper Company II69 Bonham St. Phone 4-8207 Paris, Texas For Better Cleaning GRAND CLEANERS R. L. GARDNER, Owner 20S Grand Ave. Phone 4-9064 H A Y N E S GULF SERVICE STATION Unique Cleaners and Hatters TINNINIS SHOE STORE Phone 4-7282 121 First N.W. JESSE THRASHER'S AUTO SUPPLY I4O First St. N.E. Phone 3-3694 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 'I954 PARIS GIRL SCOUTS HOME OF GOOD SHOES For Men and Women East Side Plaza We Give 'Em Fits A Friend T23 You'll Like It . . . . . . It Likes You If 5 5: I Seven-Up Bottling Co. GW I : ag I L 1 Paris, Texas OWL 201 H. Jfmnn, Shop INFANT AND CHll.DREN'S WEAR BOYERS BROTHERS Printing Since T904 Office Supplies, Columbia Typewriter Ribbons cmd Carbons - Rubber Stamps Phone 4-7573 4'l First Street N.W. R. R. Jordan 81 Company Big Country Store Market Square Phone 4-4351 CARNATION BOEDEKER HAMBURGERS - SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE 424 Lamar Paris, Texas BILL LEWIS CAFE 102 cLARKsvlLLE r BONHAM'S FARM SUPPLY Purina Chows THE CHECKER BOARD STORE 229 W. Houston St. Phone 4-2300 'WN FW Nl. Compliments of I 4 W. A. CAWTHON MOBILGAS MOBILOIL LONE STAR AREA COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '54 Gs S Compliments of si. TRS Ss sl JUDGE J. M. BRASWELL BARNETT'S FOOD STORE PARIS' LARGEST SUBURBAN Fooo sToRE OWL 202 BlLL'S TIRE 81 BATTERY SERVICE TIRE RECAPPING - VULCANIZING W. F. fBillJ Eaglebarger, Prop. CITIES SERVICE TIRES and BATTERIES T37 Clarksville Phone 3-3554 Road Service CUT-RATE FURNITURE New and Used Furniture Electric Sewing Machines Stoves and Refrigerators Across from the Court House DIXIE SUPER No. 3 807 N. Main Carl Moore, Manager DIXIE SUPER No. 5 2445 Lamar Ave. Harry Bosworth, Mgr. DIXIE SUPER No. 1215 Bonham A. R. Miller, Manager Save 4c Per Gallon BUY DIXIE GAS Morris Kimball, Distributor The IDEAL BAKING COMPANY, Largest and Finest Bakery in Northeast Texas, provides the fresh bread every day which is Ideal for Every Meal. ,S'0,,fAfWw! SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. ,WAo!e4a!e PLUMBING - HEATING - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 1323 N. Main Paris, Texas OWL 203 Watson's Convalescent Home . . . is a modern brick building, air conditioned, steam heated, and has special equipment. We offer care for aged, invalid, ambulating, and bedfast patients. Mrs. G. W. Watson is the owner and manager. Complete Business Training at Lamar Business College Paris, Texas Money Spent on Education Is an Investment, Not an Expense Phone 4-2549 American Legion Building OWL 204 GRAND AUTO PARTS CO. Wholesale Automotive Supplies and Equipment 310 Grand Ave. Telephone 5-1691 Paris, Texas H A Y N E S ' GULF SERVICE STATION Across from Junior College 2341 Clarksville Phone 3-3930 CORNER DRUG No. 2 Across from Sf. Joseph Hospital Plenfy of Parking Space While You Shop for All Your Drug Store Needs SWAIM PRINTING COMPANY Everything for The Office 127 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas I Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Mrs. Rawlings: What could be more piti- NEWT WALKER'S SERVICE STATI N ful or sadder than a man without a I O country? FLORENCE STEWART FLORIST Ama Cofzdray: A country without a man. 18003 S. Church Phone 5-1427 Corsages Expertly Designed. Congratulations to tlae Class of '54 from the SANITARIUM HOSPITAL ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL LAMAR GENERAL HOSPITAL BWL 205 Good Luck, Class of 1954 Grapette Bottling Company Bottlers of Mission Beverages Here you see some of the PARIS NEWS' Little Merchants folding their papers, getting ready to deliver them to their customers. The PARlS NEWS, located at l22 Lamar Ave., is genuinely proud of these fine boys. Many men high in the business and professional world today gained valuable experience by delivering and collecting for the PARIS NEWS. All our Little Merchants join the News in offering congratu- lations to Paris High students and faculty. For produce beyogd compare, KING PROD- UCE on the Market Square is the place to find it. For fresh vegetables anytime you want them see KING PRODUCE. All work will please the customers is a statement made by SOUTHERN CLEANERS, 436 Lamar Ave., and certainly they live up to their boast. They have been foremost among the cleaners of Paris 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. OWL 206 'Q Q complfnie,-.fs of . 49 25229 'Q TEXAS Powlik AND nom c0MPIIiNYg 1 J ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY JIM HOLLAND, Manager 1303 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 3 3895 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES of the CLASS OF '54 RODGERS-WADE MANUFACTURING CO. That Good Furniture OWL 207 7 K .rife fi fi' V 'im , mi. L,, aa 1256 North Main, Phone 4-9019 Claude Jefferies, Martha Collier, Eveiiie-'tt Gene Hinson, Don Robinson, Jimmie Hsvjell, and Geneva Wilson are enjoying the quietiifeatmos- phere of the BAMBOO CLUB. For delicious food and the best in dancing entertainment try the BAMBOO CLUB. For the finest in Mexican or American meals the OWL DRUG STORE is just the place. North Main Street Paris, Texas Ordering their favorite Mexican food are Curtis Hensley, Anna jean Fletcher, Robbie Walters, and Pinky Phillips. They enjoy the friendly service and atmosphere of the LITTLE MEXICAN INN. Texas' most beautiful and finest air conditioned funeral home. 425 Church Street Paris, Texas Gene Roden Funeral Home OWL 208 5 'ii Cdl' 0 VRF Sell ,f1,f1ffY' fill ' WY ff f r ' 6 i ' ' I flpyigy dl IP W 5' 'Q vos' I' of I We, the Staff, are indeed appreciative to the following Churches of . f I Paris for their interest in the 1954 Owl: Belmont Baptist Church Calvary Methodist Church Central Presbyterian Church Congregational Bible Church East Paris Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Christian Church First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church Garrett Memorial Methodist Church Holy Cross Episcopal Church Immanuel Baptist Church Lamar Avenue Church of Christ Nazarene Church Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Ramseur Baptist Church West Paris Church of Christ 'TAYLOR MUSIC STORE Baldwin Pianos, Baldwin Electronic Organs, Gibson Guitars, and All Kinds of String Instruments and Piano Accordions C. L. Taylor, Owner Paris, Texas G OODYEAR SERVICE STORE GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES 138 Lamar - Phone 4-6614 Phone 4-7532 108 N. K ff p i WHITE'S A O STORE, ' HOME OF GREATER VALUE WI fy Ph '. 1 EVANS' STUDIO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY one 4-6570 20 Clarksville St. OWL 209 .J e 5 elf!! Egfr? AJ ' fig!!! AA' V' JP ,I Sv r, ew ff' Q Hifyr I N il' 2,4-it ,ffl KCI, ' Ji' Iii ala! 4+ M N M rr .ik J P V, f M! Q fl! ' I . , Q I Q, V lp.: It 171 6 f! , x Q,,l '1P' Q If Cixi 'WLKQAM-Jjv Hf,0fc4fv6LC A fp 1,1 WMM 2 , My 1, I FUREY PRINTING COMPANY yi c V , Commercial Printing, Publications Y we 5 Y Phone 3-3226 Xi 5 Xu 1409 E. Price , Paris, Texas Q . A Iiv lvziimorlj ,Lg X or-'5f+.ur.,,u,, M, ,SA iz X 37 f Y XX ix P ,-if ..-M fx fflnjil Xt? ,. .4 I If V F rf, I r -5 SQ 2 OWL 210 . KJ, ff fri - ff 2: . ,,,, .1 1 f swf' f 'I ,. 4 My W ' f I ' f ,MN ' 'W ' V v ,I 'Q ' iraxlfic OWL 211 VTAAV ,. .V-V4 1 e-A' F. 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X V6 If ' 4 -Vw W Q A , . A Hx- Aaxgig, V ,, - VV f 'V M 1 V V V x,f ,JKc, ' VV V 1 , V 23, ' ww A-V VV V V V V V . V ff ' VNV, - V A V V , , e 1 ' ' In-QA V V ' f 4 A - 'iii , ', ' . , V A, V ,V?,V V VVV v 1 Q HTH 'Eh .MMU , V.. . .A 1,24 Q . 1- ,V . - ' 1 r V . A A - 1 -x:---- , A A AM ,A ,AA .A .4 A. A u,v , V , . V., 'av ,VVLVVVV V V VV., N, ,A VV., .JMLAMWA yy -, AY,m.,1e.deg-.,,.:-V . A , I .,.--..-....,..,,,v . www, . 2 .7 , I ,. I :K I W, , -f , , -X if ' , il If X I Y X I , M, Mr ,ef W V K 'V ' ' 1 1 I, ff' ' . ' If fy I ' ' Q, L, I . ,f -' X L. 41 A 5 fu .1 1 I , J 15 , ., if I ' X, I . I, .I ,' n V t X' r, K X f 1, L A J f ' VL' ' ,ff K. ff' .J . - V X , 1 J I' t'EP1LoGufEKf I 1 ' 1 6 MQKU We have completed the l654 edition of The OWL presenting A Year at Paris High. U We sincerely hope you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed working to complete it. ' If you have overlooked the ads, please go back and read each one, because it is the business men and women of Paris who have made it possible for you to have this, the forty-first edition of your yearbook. I would like to say thanks to all those students, other than the staff members, who have worked and helped us with the annual. Also my thanks go to the administration, the faculty, and the entire student body for their willing and cheerful help. The success of your yearbook has depended upon the interest and excellent work of The Furey Printing Company, Mallory's Studio, The South- western Engraving Company, and The American Beauty Cover Company. - I would like to express the appreciation of the entire '54 staff to Miss Katie Feeser, our sponsor, who has given us her time, patience, and wisdom for the past year. For with- out her, we know the 1954 OWL could not have succeeded. This is your P. H. S. OWLQ I hope in the years to come you enjoy every page recount- ing a year of your life at Paris High. I I MARY BRESENHAM BUSINESS MANAGER 1954 OWL
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