Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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f'.-,---.. iQ-. I gfawwm aww, Nancy Patterson, Emma Lou Shrum, Clara Vande-ver, Diane Tarter, and Phyllis Stone get practical knowledge in the art of cooking While preparing a meal in their homemaking class. The picture indicates that the meal will be palatable. One of the main reasons for our fine band is the small classes attended by members of the band. Mr. Weger is able to give individual instruction when needed. ln the picture, Fred die McCreight, Barbara Brown, Donald Grooms, and Shirley Iohnson are receiving special help from our band director. OWL ' 24 I I U Mrs. Kelley Storey. BS. E.T.S.T.C. Homemaking Co-Sponsor of PHA. Co-Sponsor ot Iunior Class Mr. Charles E. Thielman. BA., M.A. Texas Tech., E.T.S.T.C. Mathematics, Science Sponsor of B.M.A.. Co-Sponsor oi Sophomore Class Mr. Floyd Weqer, BA., MA. Southeastern, Durant, Okla. Colorado State College of Education Bands tBlue Blazes, Blue Flamesl Mr. B. M. Williams. B.S., MA. E.T,S.T.C., U. ot T. Mathematics, Commercial Law Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Miss Mary Wilson. BAM MA. E,T.S.T.C. English Sponsor, Senior Class Snap: Miss Anderson and Miss Cecil sign in for the day's work.

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Mrs. L. A. Rawlings. BA., B.A. of L.S. Baylor U., U. of Okla. Librarian Sponsor ot Library Club Co-Sponsor of The Ccxt's Tale Co-Sponsor of Iunior Class Mr. Dixcn Shelton. B.S., M.S. Texas A. 5. M., E,T.S.T.C. Vocational Agriculture Sponsor of PPA. Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class Mr. Sam A. Skidmore, B.S., M.S. E.T.S.T.C. Physics, Machine Shop Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class IICDI C. lOv - MP' - i Mrs. W. G. Sluder. BA. U. of T. Latin Sponsor, Latin Club and l.C.L. Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mr. Iohn N. Stevens, BA., MA. Western Kentucky Teachers College, E.T.S.T.C. Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class Golf Coach Mrs. Lucile Stifelman, BA. Baylor U. Biology, Chemistry Co-Sponsor, Tri-I-liAY Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class 5' ' , .W .P?1'f1' I flazhmonm adzvw, Mr. Stevens in the wood working shop lends a helping hand and some advice to Ierry Coih- ran, timmy Gaylor, and Donald Ward. The pics ture ws the shop and others at work. The Hodie El Heri is the monthly publication of the Paris High Latin Club. They also receive copies of The Torch. the Texas lunior Classical League Paper. The Picture shows the distribu- tion ot The Torch to eager Latin students. f vw W-L.. -...,,. f OWL ' 23

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. . . .spoutqhr Jim 3 awe cm Uaiclum, Jwmpouipggmii... This is Cllie CWl's prize snap: Miss Oliver probab- ly telling Mr. Pagan, Mr. Berry, and Mr. Lively just how to do something. Any morning before nine o'clock, Ollie found these faculty members and others gathered around the mail boxes. This picture surprised Miss Crain, Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Rawlings, Diane Parker, and Miss l-licks in one of those unposed moments. After school We found Mrs. Stifelman Working With Tony Iulian, Patsy Ables, Major Ginsberg, and Charles Whitener. We snapped Mr. Cunningham setting the clock for the day. We also thought you would like a picture of Miss Oliver and Mrs. Gothard when they made pep talks in assembly. Norma Bangs and Mary lamar are in the background. Almost every morning in the Conference Room Mr. Berry, Mr. Lively, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Fagan, Mr. Thielman, Mr. Barnett, and Mr. Mullens could be found doing this. Have you ever seen this in Mr. Edwards room at noon or before school? We caught Iohn King and Dickie Dunn talking it over with Fesser. to