Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1957 volume:

Y 1 2 5 , ' ' --i 1- Nu ' 'kwa 'N-tv-N. Q 6 Zane Wwe pls T9 Delors Word Edi+or Bill Benner Bill Beal Billie Jean Crenshaw Annelle Hoplcins Anecia Vessels Business Manager Sfaff Members Richard Jackson A Margarel Lyfle Roberf Nelson Mamie Rullwerford Miss Marlha l-lankins Facul+y Sponsor Randy Slnaefler Marianna Snowden Donna Wilson Laurie Wriglmf 'Mm 'Mace Zane THE owL 1957 Volume Forty-four Published by the Students of Paris High School Paris, Texas En+er THE I957 OWL 'Mm 74ece Dawn Tiile Page ......, Con+en+s ...,..... Edi+or's Nofe ....,.. Dedicafion ...... ....,... 4 -5 Calendar ..... ......,, 6 -9 Scenes .....,..........,.... .,.,.., I O- I3 Door 'ro School Life ,...... ....... I 4-97 Fealu res ,...,. ,,,.,,, I 6-36 Who's Who ...... Sporls ...,..,.... Organizaiions ..... Door Io PersonaliI'ies M,,,., ..,,,, Adminislralrion .,.,. Faculry .,.........I,.....A, Classroom AcI'ivi+y ....... ,,.... Classes ,.... ...... Seniors ,.,,.., Juniors .,.,,, C Sophomores .,s,. Freshmen ...... Door Io Friends ......, Ads ....,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Scribble Space ..s,., Index ...,...,,,,..,,, Lasl Words .,..,, owL Q 2 .......37-48 .......49-70 ..c....7I-97 H98-I59 I OO- I O3 IO5-I I7 IO5-I I7 I 2 I- I 59 I22-I35 I 36- I 42 I43- I 5O I 5 I- I 59 I6O-256 I62-223 223-247 248-253 254-256 THE RECORD . . We are Ihe Wildcals. Life aI' our school is as i+ is nowhere else. Thru I'he years many of The 'rhings we do here will become hazy-uniil we glance Ihru Ihe pages of TI-IE OWL 'Io recall . . . 'Ihe McKinney game, 'rhe Monumenf Dedicalion Service. circling Ihe school +o 'Find a place Io park. The inner feeling Thai' came when we yelled Vic- +ory ai Ihe end of a baslcerball game. Auld Lang Syne a+ Ihe Senior Assembly . . . such Ihings represenf Ihe very soul of our school. We've been in Ihis building far foo long, bul slill we love Iradi- Iion. Our rings have been Ihe same for counfless years, we have pride in a school song wrilien for PI-IS . . . Ihese 'rhings bind us 'Io 'Ihe pasf. Ye'I' we aren'I' in a ru+. We wear Bermuda shoris and ca'I ' ha+s. This bool: is buf an ou+line of 'rhe 'rhings we did aI' Paris I-ligh-a slceleion of all our acfivilies. School Life The bell rings, a cadence is heard, our school's populaiion begins Io pour our our doors and 'Fall in+o slep behind Ihe band for a pep parade 'ro Jrhe Plaza . . . Ihis is life ai our school as recorded in THE OWL. In Ihe School Life seclion, read of Ihe exlracurriculars-Fearures. Who's Who, Sporfs, and Organizalions. Personali+ies A goal allained. Graduafes ai lasll For lhis momeni we lake noies, cram for exams, make plus reporls. Each individual in our school is a deliniie personaliiy, and each has a deiinile aim, whelher ir be lo leach or lo learn. Look Thru Door +o Per- sonalilies ro meer PHS people. Friends THE OWL is our ai lasil As ihese siudenls pored over Their yearbook, so shall you, lor be- 'rween iis covers lie our memories in a nurshell. Our school has an abundance of friends-io find iusl' who lhey are, lurn lo our Door 'ro Friends and read ihe Ads, wrile in ihe Scribble Space, use ihe Index, and noie lhe Las? Words. MY WORD . . And now our book is yours. Treasure if. Pore over each page, read every senrence- Each is a work of love. a sign of loyal+y +o our school and +o you. The book iisehf represenls counlless hours of Jrhoughl, many laughs, a few gray hairs. I+ symbolizes lhe only hope for a world of iomorrow-people from all walks of life working logerher for somelhing worrhwhile -somelhing good and clean and unsellish. I+ is Jrhe record of The life of lhose who passed Thru These Doors in i956-57-And You Were There. The limes we've had rogelher can never occur again. exceplr in our memories. This is your lickel rhru lhe door of lime back To our high school year. Remember noi only rhe fhings we did, bul' The dreams we had- lhey are by lar lhe mosi imporianlr. And now, Paris High Sludenls-go our Thru These Doors lo fulfill your desliny. buf 'rake wiih you always a porlion ol our school's lype oi spiril, a full measure of iis love and good wishes. Delors Word, Edilor owi.- 3 Y. 1 f We Dedicaie THE 1957 OWL za 4' s genuuv-'v-,ew '.'.' 3, i E 3 I 9: , Q V v , e , I . . rf . S ii 1 iz - ' ,..V ,- g Z fx. x 1 V, 1 af if ,g,, THE.. ' 'slziil :.' 3 3:1 K' T I f- . . . 1 I i7fii 55'ffi w ifi . ' ifi M fg., as 'V in . A .rf Ii ur , 5 ff, gi, ,P yy I T Celebrahng a blrihday Q '. T .f'??fi? E? Giving conven+ion ins+ruc+ions 47 1 0 19 Q vi 'W-L - 'x . Q v up ,, Qin' v -'5 lf -at OWL04 Au f fswsm.. - f, .v,1f.-M zfsf ygf V.1zg,fi-wagers Qfigifiwei Sngwvffgef -V . 4 M ga... ., es .fs ..zf,sf. Q-ai eerie: .wif W J.,-1 Q Q33-1 - .is-w-z.,iS',,'5, wiiaxfvff, f . '5r.'i f ' 1 72gf'w:5 1 ffffife Exif YH F r fl fl T 1. 2. M -,I J' ,, . v S .2 . ' ff' I-Y 1 7,5 5 , , I 1' A if z as Q 4 5 1 . 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Jrhe dedicaiion of a year of work, a year of memories. Miss Mariha Hankins, we dedicaie our book io you. Miss 1'0 Marfha Hankins A... .K April is awards mon+l1 af Paris High. In May, we lurned +o baseball. Operafion diploma-Success! A owL-6 April, i956-3fWildca'rs snipped llwe Slverman win srrealb' will? a score oi 8-3, and OWL Slailers were irealed lo a well-deserved parly by Carolyn lnniss. 5- Marlan Blissel and 'lbelis Ann King were cliosen Junior Rolarian and Junior B.P.VV. for April. 6-Announced ior American Legion were Roberl Nelson and Bellie l-lelen Skinner as represenlaliyes lo Boys' and Girls' Slaie. 9-I3-Siudenls made ivloms and Dads slow down during Key Club Sale Driving Week. i2-Awards were showered upon many oulslanding personalilies and or- ganizalions in llne lradilional Awards Assembly, May, l956-7-The air was filled willw music by llwe P.l'l.S. Band presenling a Spring Concert 8-Diane Gil- more and Cliarlene Blaclqsione lopped llwe lisl ol gradu- aring Seniors. 9-Ronnie Byers was elecled Sludenl Council Presidenl for l956-57. I8-Juniors and Seniors enioyed an Mbnclianled Evening al llwe Banguei and Prom, wlwiclw carried our an orienlal llrieme. We-Hundreds ol llwrilled P.l-l.S, Sludenls received llieir long-awailed l956 QWL. 24-Tears filled llie eyes ol llwe '56 Seniors as llwey presenred llieir linal assembly program. June-July, I956-Proud Seniors received diplomas on graduarion nighi. Energeiic s+uden+s crammed brains wilh more knowledge in summer school. During These lwo monlhs, many sludenls enioyed vacaiions. Even lhe OWL Siail look a iaunf lo Oklahoma. The band fron? did some pre-school Jrraining al E.T.S.T.C. and S.lvl.U. Summer parlies, band concerls, eic., made lhose vacalion days more pleasant August I956-6-IO-Seniors planned schedules for ihal lasl big year in pre-school regislraiion. I3-l7-A hard-working crew of leachers and sludenls enrolled lhe Juniors. 20-25-Collron candy and ferris wheels drew P.l'l.S. Sludenls 'ro ihe Counfy Fair. Regisiralion con- Jrinued as Sophomores lined up lheir classes. 27-3l-- Freshmen regisiered. and Yell Leaders accompanied Miss Hicks +o S.M.U. io glean new ideas. Seplember, i956-IO-Classes began wilh a boom for 836 Paris l-ligh Siudenls. I7-Tri-I'-li-Y held iniiial meelring of lhe year. 2I- Fresh elecled firsl girl presi- deni in I3 years, Judy Sherman. 27--Exciled OWL Slafi received rewarding news lhal '56 OWL was iudged All-American. 28-Wildcals dropped Denison 2l-7. We sfruggled wilh schedules in August The PHS Flag presen+ed af assembly in Sepfember. Some sfudenis gained ex+ra credi+ in summer school July and August OWL07 Pic+ure sale in Ocfober. 3 Sfudeni Council members pul' up Dafe's Ocroloer, I956-2-Assembly presenlafion of OWL Sweelhearr Nominees highlighred campaign acriviries. 4-Girls clad in oullandish ariire were seen around- Tri-Hi-Y inirialion. 5-Lalin slaves did masrers' bidding ar wiener roasr, celebraring slave aucrion. I2-Beclcy Edwards and David Diclcson selecied Cowboy and Cow- girl a+ Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Weslrern Day celebrarion. l6- Eighreen Seniors inilialed inro Narional Honor Sociery. 26-Paris mer McKinney in firsr conference game buf losr I3-I2. November, 1956-l-A Cappella chorus and Miss Donaldson enioyed day of choral ins'rruc+ion al ET. 8- lvlr. Weger rewarded Senior members of band wirh iaclcers. I2-The Srudenl Council dedicared a monumeni' in memory of Paris High's war-dead. I5-OWL Sralfers pushed Jroward and mer lhar lirsf deadline. I6-Proud Moms and besl girls donned mums sold by Narional Honor Sociely for las+ home loorball game. 28-Paris High observed rhe Texas Thanksgiving. December, I956-4-Pep rally opened baslcerball sea- son. 6-8-Texas High School Press Associarion alfended by OWL Sraff, assisranrs. '56 OWL awarded lirsl' place Jrrophy al THSPA for second srraighr year. 9-Nine Chorus sluclenrs chosen for All-Srale Chorus. l4-Fresh- men and Sophomores enioyed ioinr Chrislmas Parry. 21- Tri-Hi-Y enrerlained ar Nicholson House wilh i'ls annual dinner-dance. Many orher P.H.S. organizarions celebraled rhe Chrisrmas season wi+h fesrive parries. Q I ' Dugouf posrers in November. Chrisfmas Trees in December. OWL Slaff received Lec+ure No. IO a+ THSPA meefing in Den+on in December. OWL. Mid-'lerm exams 'Faced sludenls in January. January, l957-7-Pep rally lo boosl P.l'l.S. baslcelball players for opening of dislricl season againsl Greenville was held in gym. 8-Disclosing some secrels ol her pro- fession, Miss Oliver was guesl spealcer lor Pulure Teachers of America. ll-Tradilional colors ol P.l-l.S. were seen aboul' 'rhe halls as sludenls observed Blue and While Day. I7-l-lidden lalenls were displayed in annual Freshman Assembly. I8-Juniors made money lor Prom wilh Calce Wallc aller Ml. Pleasanl-Paris baslqelball game. February, I957-I l-Seniors anxiously awailed resulls ol Senior Class Play Try-Ours. I3-lb- Top P.l-l.S. musicians parlicipaled in All-Slale Band and Chorus. I4-Valenline impressions were made upon sludenl body by Junior Class Assembly. 22-23-Choruses presenled operella. March, l957-l-Hilarious evening ol enlerlainmenl was enioyed by many as lhe Juniors sponsored Slunl Nighr. I5-Looking ahead, we learned more aboul our chosen professions on Career Day. 2l-Sophomores soughl and gained favorable allenlion wilh 'rheir annual Assembly. 23-World-famous Raphael Mendez was guesl' soloisl for P.l-l.S. Band Concerl. 28, 29, 30-As lasl produclion ol Their high school careers, Seniors presenled To large audiences lhe Senior Class Play ol l957. Senior Class Play and i+s direclor, Miss Oliver, pleased sluclenls in March. Baslzelball finals in February. OWL09 .wf-if 1 's C NI-. -1 'lugs ig. ,Mg H , r V LQ, fL,,i,, Q i x asia f Nhfionhl Honor Socicfy Enrcrfains in 'HIC Library OWL' Il These doors represenr 'rlne wide field ol learning al Pl-lS. We can go lo +l1e library lo sludy Caesar or Brenda Slarr ...in band we pay classics or iazz . .. Cn llwe lie d and in llne srands ol Noyes Slaciurn, we are Jrauqlil llie lwardesl lesson ol all-lo play Hue game of life wilw zesi, ro observe Jrlwe rules ol sporls- manslnip. We go lliru some doors lo receive lielp, rliru ollwers ro learn +o serve. S ' E Entrcmces to Knowledge Fea+ures Who's Who ,MW - ,, 'F W.N,,4n, W Fr Spor+s Organiza+ions 'Li L23 I Scholarship Leadership Characler Service The NHS ini 'flared 'len Juniors on The basis of Jrhese qualificalions From Hodges +o Hodges odges presenled baslcelball Jrrophy lo ca y Hodges and Kay Read. A priI in Paris . . . X x Easler- Were you There? was Jrhe queslion asked al Jrhe Easler Assembly. X 5 Guesls al lhe Lalin Club Tea included Miss Hanlcins. Mrs. Sluder. Miss Sallie Seclcel, Mrs. Golhard, Mrs. Healh. Miss Sallie lnow deceasedl was Jrhe founder of Jrhe Laiin Club al PHS. OWL016 :A . if f - L . s .A Six Anila Franklin, officer nominee, presenled lmy Lou Caviness and JoAnne Williams wilh corsages al' 'rhe Tri-Hi-Y Spring Dance . . . The lherne? Oui, April in Paris! ll I Q: H. mf ? 1 'fm we JK 'L -i' in .1 . - if 1 fm A F www ,M 'f' 41 if 4 -Vg file' 'Z ' ,-51 W ff f X 1'-6 f, S 5 -U4 . , ? Q86 so U, -1 tj ff 0' ', Spring in The air, voles in lhe box-May al Paris l-ligh! l-lere Juniors voled on leaders 'lor lhal lasl loig year. Zoel Daughlrey and Randy Shaeller won The '56 Fish wound up lheir lirsl year wilh Ber nnudas, volleyball, and anls al annual class picnic bonds lor essays on Graaf lvlomenls in E Mr. Cunningham presenled Barbara The idenlily ol lhe rnyslerious voice is solved in lhe Speech De- While and Bully Graham awards for parlmenhs presenlalion ol 'llhe lrysling Place. lhe highesl' averages in Lalin. OWL' I 8 5 x Mr. Barneii disfribuied caps and gowns for 1'l'ia'r all- mpori'an'r day-gradua+ion 'For l956 Seniors. Mr. Jusriss presenied Barbara Wlwiie and her coach, Mrs. Dixon, wiili ine firsl place Siafe Typing Award. . . 1956 School Year award won by Laiin Club paper. Hodie class for ine sludeni body. Heri. Jrroplmy for ine case! lvir.Cunningl1am A slumber pariy selling proved elieciive for recalling 'rlie l956 Seniors' from James Paul Miears ilwe 'lirsi four years of memories when Jrlwey presenled The lasi assembly of The OWL' 'I9 The Prom . . . The Owl A girl drified oui' of Jrhe Jreahouse, a young man offered his arm, and Orby Brooks and Joan Abels siepped over ihe ihreshold for ihe Grand March. A+ inlrermission-and +he Sophomore Servers in orienial dress bowed low ro upperclassmen. Enchan+ed Evening, Junior-Senior Prom for May, I956. T7 s TE OWl 5 The Enchanied Evening Theme of ihe Junior-Senior' broughf forward Japanese lanferns, rickshas. and ii 5 A gala evening of fine food and fun was enioyed who a++ended +he Junior-Senior Banguei. Whiie coais, orchids. and dreamy music made all icorger many hours of decoraiing, planning, and hard work. Ouesfions flew Jrhiclq and las? when THE l956 OWL Slalf fisiled lhe American Beauly Cover Company in Dallas. You Were There L fi if E S? ,ii is , hi i Y . The Slahc crowded around +o see The lirsl' copy of THE l956 OWL-and lo whom i+ was de-dicaled before Jrhey seilled down Jro worlc, preparing The 800 copies for dislribulion. an w I Sludenls swarmed lo fhe floor afler Jrhe '56 OWL Dedi- calion and slrood in line lo receive Their yearboolcs. ll Aller lhe l956 yearbooks were dislribuled. GVGFYOHG grabbed a resling spol and began +o Thumb lhrough . . . and +0 sign! Viclci Daughlrey, Edilor. unveiled THE l956 Dedicalees of THE I956 OWL, Miss Croolc and Miss Oliver, lrealed The Slall +o an apprecia+ion coke parly. l? , OWL +o Jrhe s+uden+ body. '21 x lil si. l 4 WA Q i Xi fir A ' , . ,X ,. , ,? N ff' 1,5 ,ig M i v K ' , if , :L .,,,o K . Even The boys prepared To loolc dignified for Dr. Imogene Benlley, l956 gradualion speaker, filled The audiloriun' Thai' lasf long walls ai' gradualion. wilh wisdom, humor, and sound counsel. Aflrer graduaiion. caps and gowns were shed for an informal gel' logeiher in The gym. 'Gr nt! ii BuTch Ellis received Jrhe Cup for Geneva Wilson was awarded lhe Del- Some could noi' march down Jrhe aisl Bes+ All-Round Senior Boy. la Kappa Gamma scholarship. Slranley Cope received his diploma a wheel chair. OWL ' 22 . .X L, SUP9FiHlGHClGV1'f JUSHSS and MGFJV WOOi9H Exlra credils were Well-earned in summer classes al PHS. Miss Oliver spenf noir summer days counling and assorling Worked hard also. new books. Layouls, layouls, layoulsl Yearbook workers pul' in many profilable summer hours planning your book. Helpful boys pifclwed in lo aid THE OWL Slall in making Somellwing new-Summer Regislralionl Each sludenl' a lillle money selling scrap melal from old engravings. had more personal allenlion and more lime To work oul a schedule. OWL ' 23 ri? 2 E if Below: Luclcy Homemalcers! Miss Anderson drew H11 righlr number al' Dallas Fair-we golf a lovely new silver service. Below: Mrs. Baize supervised 'l'l'1e clieclcinq of boolcs in each room before school began. lil' Wm , - 5 W.:-.5E3ilrQ'f 'f ' 5' ' . W1 A 'VFW Juvr : ff:-r :?Wv'WZ4' 'su ,' ,,.. in I , is ff 'QLTTZM -4 sk we E Q sv 4 3 I 3 f ' las Li' iii! j Z' ,uw 1 U5r.,V.g: I . f . , ' ' ...I . ...H . Q , rr,LL ,rri . 5 : 5: 5 , 11, Q S 7 I.-Q.: . 'M,w, V, , ,. --i sssiesi so is 'fs Q 756 H W . if-.,, .i M y z ,ii fiffige VW? Q 4 ' C Ari KQ EQL5 :y..:g:..f ? I f :Af Q K 50 i E :gi as . f 5' f. 3 l L 2? 'I li N F X3 ' W' l f f .. ,. N .. 21,5 And Suddenly We Were Bock in School Above: Slcull Praclicel Mr. Berry oullinecl lhe plays early in 'lhe morning lor lhe Wildcals. Below: The Sluclenl Council Commillee oullinecl plans lor Dales Dugoulu recrealion parlies. Above: Drapes, collars, and heads lillecl ius+ so were earmarlcs ol lwo busy Clays when Mr. Wheal look class piclures Below' And OWL Slall members lcepl 3elow: Ad Sellers for THE OWL received inslruclions and ' . ' . . . Jrhe books lor piclures. assignmenls-and a few laughs al lhe organlzalional neeling in 'E iiiwrf' We hanged The bug in eTTigy and deTeaTed The Denison Yellowiacl4eTs in TooTball. Below: Mr. Weger had To borrow a l I ' l I ' ,l ,,L',,-- AT MT. PleasanT, Paris Tans cheered The WildcaTs To a long awaiTed vicTory Tc break The Tour-game losing sTrealc. School Spirit Reigned Supreme Foofball broughT an all-Time high in school spiriT when iT came To PHS in The Tall oT I956. We sTood Tor pep rallies and swarmed To parades. Car caravan: held rallies in TronT oT The homes oT Team members, and a yell session by Pl-lf Tans welcomed The McKinney Train. We Tried To beaT The iinx and break oui losing sTreak. We did. Tor The Team snapped baclq To win our lasT Three TooTbal games. AT leTT: Ed Reeves and Ellen Coleman Tried To cool down The exciTemen' aT a pep rally, buT noThing sTopped our school spiriT. Below: Yell Leaders worked long hours To keep our school sp'iriT high. They did! Below: Don l-luTTo baclced up b' Jerry Pilger Told The sTudenT bod' ThaT The TooTball Team would dc iTs besT To win Tor Them. T 2 1 ATTer The game, dances in The gym were Tun. We Triecl hard To puT The hex on Marshall by wearing mIsmaTched - ..l,- :,Ox.m. Tears aTTer The McKinney TooTloall game-IT was a Tough one To lose. A noon-Time pep rally on The Tronl' sTeps. Even our guesT spealcers sTood ThroughouT The pep rally preceding The McKinney TooTball game. Siudeml Council members pinned on Jrheir colors in lhe formal inilriafion service newly dedrcaled monumenl +o Paris Highs War Dead The Americen Legion placed a wreafrh on' To inlliale disfricl' compeiilion in foolball, The Yell Leaders decoraled each player's loclcer before The McKinney game. finale for Larin Clulo's Slave Day-afler-school al' Jrhe lalce. 4 OrganizaTions made us inTo Wheels' '... We wenT around in Circles To aTTend all commiTTee meeTings, ToughT The mad rush To pay dues on Time. Many more clubs and we would have had +0 Qui Qui, classes, The Teachers said . . . buT They were always There To piTch in and sponsor our acTiviTies. We Tairly made The old school buzz wiTh proiecTs and money-raising gimmiclcs, and Then surprised The Town by donaTing money raised To chariTies and worThwhile im- orovemenTs Thus sponsoring iuvenile decency raTher Than juvenile delinquency. WesTern duds, hoT dogs, a - i-Y and Hi-Y WesTern nd beans were The props Tor The ann Tri H Dance essels ual SweeTly perTurned and decoraTed Tri-l-li-Y pledges led a yell aT a pep rally. The TaculTy enioyed coTTee and doughnuTs The Thanksgiving and whiTe, F.l-l.A. colors, predominaTed in The NaTional ElecTion November 6--Mr. Edwards urged his ns, and You are lmporTanT provided The sTudenTs To puT a liTTle sand on The Track -geT The Tor The disTricT rneeTing in Greenville. Anecia ciTizens ouT To voTe Tor The candidaTe oT Their choice. PresidenT oT DisTricT l ennceed Chrislmas Parly. J l Joanne Williams and Gail Slree-ly opened one of The boxes ol candy presenled +o lhe office assislanls by 'lSanla Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham and Miss l-liclcs were caughl in a serious mood al lhe lacully Chrislmas colfee. OWL ' 30 s o 'i 5 Lg . ,,,,., gi Y ,V X, . Nox Silens be-lore Jrhe Chri lmas Tree wilh lighled candles is a lradilion when lrhe Lalin Club convenes 'lor Hs annll Treals and a good grade prompled lhe malcing ol pinalas in Jrhe Spanish classes. The breaking of Jrhe pinala is a Jrradilional Chrislmas aclivily of lhe Spanish Club. Tri-l-li-Y members and Their dales donned lormal allire lor lhe annual Chrislrnas Dinner-Dance al lhe Nicholson House. The December Story Chrisfmas! The very word senf Pl-lS on a merry-go-round of acfivify and ex- cifernenf. Spicy smells floafing up from homemaking lab sef us fo fhinlcing of fhe holiday season ahead . . . and days of no lessons! Sfudy periods were spenf in shopping sprees as Chrisfmas Carols in fhe corridor and af assembly pro- vided fhe cue for organizafions fo draw names. Wirh so much acfivify in fhe halls . . . green and red decorafions going up. boys bringing in foresfs of evergreens, and college sfudenfs home for vacafion . . . if was hard fo con- cenfrafe on whaf fhe feacher was say- ing. lvliddle-of-fhe-nighf hof chocolafe parfies in fhe foods lab, and caroling groups enferfaining af hospifals and homes puf us in fhe mood for fhe sfring of l-loliday parfies and gala evenfs fhaf began even before school was dismis- sed. Tri-l'li-Y and l-li-Y clubs enfer- fained members and guesfs wifh dining and dancing highlighfed by fhe formal presenfafion of fheir Hero and Sweef- hearf. YOU WERE THERE when Dec- ember, I956, came fo Pl-lS. OWL 31 Time ouT Trom exams Tor honors! . . . Olen Jordan crowned Florence Ann McClain, and l-lerbieu Campbell crowned Jerry SlcaTes . . . Mr. and Miss School SpiriT. The crowning climaxed The TradiTional Blue and WhiTe Day aT PHS. TN Say, do you Thinlc The Oregon Trail exTended inTo The PaciTic Ocean? Maybe my map's wrong! American hisTory sTudenTs had a course in geography, Too! OWL ' 32 The winnah! Broolcs ArmsTrong won The TirsT ca aT The Junior Class Calce Walk. Music MaesTros . . . Coaches Fagan and Live masTer The phonograph Tor The Calce Wallc. F Q Q. E 5 T si American hisTory was so easy Tor James Bailey he didn'T even need his glasses To pass The ood deal of black ink, sweaf, and foil goes fhe making of a Biology Nofebook. Sammy worked hard on his. Ellis, Linda Boyd, and Saralou Vaughan re- Chin up, shoulders back. Posfure Queen confesfanfs-Billie Mose l cerfificafes for fheir poefic abilifies. ley, Nancy l-learn, Billie Sfewarf, Diane Walker, and Peggy Smifh- reviewed rules of poise and posfure before frying ouf. Diane Walker, No. 4, won fhe confesf for Posfure Queen of l957. Affer hours of preparafion, black coffee, and wishing we had faken nofes, we enfered familiar classrooms filled wifh fhe unfamiliar buzz of lasf-minufe cramming, sfumbled sleepily info desks and sfaried reviewing one more fime. lviuch foo soon fhe feacher passed fhe exams, ordered nofes under desks, and an unnafural hush seffled over fhe class as we read and wrofe or read and wepff' Lighf-hearfed affer finishing, we prompfly began exaggerafing fhe lengfh fo fel- low sfudenfs, who, in furn, fold of fhe cruelfies inflicfed on fhem by ofher feachers. Exam fime af PHS when YOU WERE THERE will long be remembered. foofball lackefs finally gof here, and lvlr. Dancing affer fhe Greenville baskefball game gave everyone a presenfed Frank Jackson wifh fhe firsf one. chance fo fry ouf new sfeps and fhe new iuke box presenfecl by Mr. Clem. OWLD33 A calce wallc al Jrhe gym was lhe final money-raising gimmick lor Joan Bassano and Denis Frank, Sophomore Nominees for Mr. and Miss l-learl Throb. l Fourleen valenlines from lvliss l-lanlcins-THE OWL leller iaclcels awarded in assembly on Feb. I4, lvlargarel l.ylle received her iaclcel wilh awe. Freshmen sold candy during school hours from lhe Ari Room door lo earn money lor lheir Hearl-Throb nominees, OWL ' 34 Springlime was play lime-and This meanl Thar Carole Carnahan had a chance lo lry her ar+ on many aspiring aclresses. The l-li-Y conlribuled ils share 'ro Pl-lS spring house cleaning when Jrhey painled lhe boys' resl rooms. 'Pxlabamy Boundl' presenied by ihe Spoon Girls was a iavoriie .ar rhe Siudenl Council Beneiil Show. iniendeni Jusiiss. 5' x if i , i ff-, ' ' ww ,GM f Saslceiball heroes gaihered round To see Their nam-es in The Spring Cleaning included 5, S+uden1' Qouncgl drive +0 Senior Souvenir Baslceiball Program. Proceeds weni +o Heari keep me halls Clean- ihrob. The magical season oi hearis and flowers came iarly in '57 bringing wiih ii' a revival of ambiiion and i birih of ideas. Career Day made us aware of The 'ocaiions in our impending iuiure. Money-raising chemes for Jrhe l-leari-Throb Campaign caused our winds To wander Toward Thai iilihy lucre. Slighi cases if spring fever cropped up in valeniines and iiis of pring cleaning. As elec+ion lime, finals, and gradua- ion rolled around, ihoughrs iurned io vacaiion lime ind days of ihe ole swimming hole and no homework or a while. The Senior Class Play Commiiiee piciured here chose l'Our l-learls Were Young and Say ior ihe I957 Senior produciion. OWL ' 35 Career Day-a day oi classes on chosen vocaiions- was discussed in a ioinl homeroom meeling by Super- Ellen Coleman receiving her leller Beverly Brandow and Mr. Ray Sissel swealer lrom Miss l-liclfs. answering gueslions on leen-age problems. Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. l-liclcman Congralulaling aller-dinner spealcer, admiring lheir gills lrom lhe Facully Boyce l-louse, al lhe THSPA Convene al Chrislmas lime. lion in Denlon. Texas was his sub- iecl. E A bouguel lor Miss l-learl Throb Sharon Billle singing l-le Used lo lrom lhe Hearl Associalion and Dr. Say lhe Sweelesl Things lo Me in Miesch. Chorus Operella, Hearls- and Gowns. OWL 0 36 ...6...... Searching lhe library and aslcing Miss Croolc lor help al lerm-lheme lime. l956 OWL Slallers lallcing over old limes al lhe parly given lhem by l957 Slall members al Chrislmas. Ordering gradualion invilalions lo our lasl big day al Pl-lS. Who's Who ElecTion Time aT Pl-lS . . . when doors swung wide and everybody came wiTh brush, oainT, and posTer board To malce signs and campaign plans Tor The candidaTes oT Their choice. VoTe-geTTing ideas Tairly Tilled The room aT Times . . . Those who couldn'T help wiTh brainsTorms goT To school early To re- serve popular posTer places and inTluence The undecided voTers. This was The year oT whisper campaigns. sTiTT compeTiTion, and narrow margins. No one in Who's Who is There wiThouT The help oT oThers. Always There were Those Triends who were willing To help by giving posTer parTies and rummag- ing Thru sTorerooms Tor Tree maTerials and usable ideas. The Tinal voTe oT The various organizaTions and classes deTermined who occupied coveTed posiTions in Who's Who, buT, win or lose. The nominees and Their Triends gained good Times and The valuable experience oT sharing Time and TalenT Tor oThers. Billie Jean Crenshaw sTudied The balloT ver carefully beTor Y casTing her voTe Tor Miss OpTimisT Tor l956. OWL 0 38 k'hh Evra?-,11', f, 7, 5 4 L I957 Swee+hear+s Ronnie Byers Chloie Ingram While buying OWLS in lhe fall oi '56, PHS sludenis nominaied Their lavoriles for OWL Sweelhearis. Those receiving iwenly-five or more nominaiing voles were placed on Jrhe iirsl class balloi. A runoff decided each classls nominees, and The race was on! Poslers and campaigning filled The halls as each class fried To influence undecided volers lo baclc +heir candidales. When lhe final vole was cast and each had speculaled as lo who had won, and how lhey knew, everyone seilled down lo normal school life. None lcnew who had really won uniil ihe nighl THE OWL came our. Now The +wo on lhis page lcnow lhal no grealer honor can be given by Jrhe sludenl body Than lhe-i957 OWL Sweeihearfsl Seniors Win Most Coveiecl PHS Honor i Junior Nominees Gerry Barneii Jimmy Clark Sophomore Nominees Diane Walker Mickey Flippen Freshman Nominees Jan Jopling Bob Rodgers OWL U 39 ,5 .' 0 ,,, 'S-, ,up ' as M-we-. 'fum f??w!s1ss.L PM , X1 Nr sl? s e in X Q if k Nfr umm :am 'ho .. yt Ji YH g y Q za S' Q 5 2 , M X 9 ,gil i KH, l Frank l-I. Jackson Tri-Hi-Y Hero Foo+ball Caplains rank Jackson William Goiorllw -3 what i Bellie Helen Skinner D.A.R. Clhzenshlp Award A+ Riglwlz Pos+ure Queen Diane Walker Below al Riglilz Foofball Queens Suzanne Roden Mary Louise Simpson Ellen Coleman FACU LTY SELECTS OWL 0 42 Ocfober Ronnie Byers Jill Koenig November December Mary Louise Simpson Roberl Nelson Bobby Cayiness Delors Word by-W January Palricie Pledger l-lerbie Campbell 'm.w-ami 4' il iN-+ Women, Junior Rotarians March Jolin Osborn Ellen Coleman May Sharon Fleming Corneil Abeles February Beliie Helen Skinner Franlc Jackson April Anecia Vessels Jaclc Ellis l f i U f Q OWL 0 43 OWL U 44 5 E , r 1 2 E .ag 5 K . Seniors Juniors Mary Louise Simpson Ronald Kyle JOAIWG WFIIYGWS Joy Bowmar Freshmen Sophomores Judy Sherman Johnny Howard Pafsy Moore Larry Abshire OWL ' 45 BeTTie l-lelen Skinner RoberT Nelhsyg-n ....,-A- ,YWM4i,-4 Freshmen Sophomores Leslie Ruble udy Sherman l.arry Abshire MarTha l-luddlesTon Each year The American Legion and iTs Auxiliary sponsors a boy and a girl, chosen by The Taci.1lTy sponsors oT The Junior Class, Tor a Trip To AusTin 'Tor The l.one STar Boysl STaTe and The BluebonneT Girls' STaTe. While aTTending This myThiCal TorTy- ninTh sTaTe, represenTaTiyes seT up an acTual sTaTe governmenT, Taking The reins OT leadership Them- selves. NOT only do They enioy Tellowship, Tun, and good spealcers, buT They also glean knowledge and civic experience. Rol:nerT Nelson and BeTTie Helen Skinner were chosen Tor This honor in l956. Juniors Seniors Jimmy Clarlc Ronnie Byers Mary CaTherine Geron Sharon Flemino 'vo' i i ri 3 i 5 3 I 5 W? s QE' Best All-Round Runners Up Freshmen Juniors Sophomores Seniors Donnie Aiien Scott Qdom Kenneth Armstrong Bettie I-ieien Skinner Sidney Wiiiiams Mary Catherine Geron Butty Graham Neil Abeies Neil Abeies Mary Louise Simpson Vtr. and Miss Optimist for 1956 The Optimist Ciub ot Paris annuaiiy honors a boy and giri ot PHS by naming them Qptimist Boy ot the Year and Optimist Queen. Neii Abeies was chosen tor l956 by members ot the club on the basis ot character, schoiarship, and service to the Community. Mary Louise Simpsons honor came as a resuit ot an aii-schooi paiiot. Cnty Senior Giris were eiiqiple tor the honor. The winners ot these tities were announced at the Qptimist Banquet heid during Nationai Gptimist Week, Mr. and Miss HearT Throb Marianna Snowden William GoTorTh S300.6l was The magic amounT raised To win The l-learT Throb crown Tor The Seniors. The PHS Throbs Mr. Cunningham crowned William GoTorTh and Marianna Snowden Mr. and Miss l-learT 'lhrob aT The semi-Tormal CoronaTion Dance given Tor The sTudenTs loy The STudenT Council. The parTy climaxed a series oT money-raising schemes including everyThing Trom car-hopping To coke parTies. WiTh each class hoping To win The crowns Tor Their nominees, a ToTal oT S759.8l was earned Tor The beneTiT oT The March OT Dimes, l-lungarian RelieT, and The l-learT Fund. The monTh-long conTesT emphasized iuvenile decency and was sponsored by The STudenT Council. OWL I 48 Junior CanclidaTes Priscilla Kiiylqendall Hugh ArmsTrong The biggesT money-making proiecT Tor The Juni: was renTing parlcing places on The BapTisT LoT Tor dime-a-day. .' '52, Sophomore CanclidaTes Joan Bassano Denis Franlc Sophomores raised money wiTh sTyle shows, ca wallcs, and colce parTies. Freshman CandidaTes Marian Bledsoe Nancy Bledsoe Johnny Jaclcson Freshmen raised pennies Tor voTes wiTh candy l in The WildcaT Cave ArT Room. Yell Leaders Mary Louise Simpson l-lead Yell Leader Wanda Lou Arnold Joe Gage Treasurer T. J. Hill Gerry Barnell' Ellen Coleman Secrela ry Our Yell Leaders and lheir spon- or. Miss Francenia l-licks, personi- ed school spiril al Pl-lS. Linimenl' nd sore lhroals were lheir Trade- marks: robbing lhe candy machine nd deciding whal uniform lo wear fere daily evenls. Their dulies in- luded decoraling halls and goal losls and leaching speclalor eli- iuelle. They lcepl school spiril high filrh such superslilions as keeping core wilh lhe same pencil, wearing wuslard seed bracelels, and yelling lViclory when we were behind. 'X I Q32 ig- ax- ff OWL v 49 Mr. Raymond Berry Head Coach Da+e Sepr Sepr Od. Od. Od. Od. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov PHS WiIcIca+s The I956 Record Team Ca+s Opp ZI TyIer, There 20 5 28 Denison, Here QI 7 5 KiIqore, Here 47 I9 II Carfer Riverside in Izori WorIh I3 35 I9 MarshaII, Here 27 35 26 XiVIcI4inney, Here I2 If 2 TOainesviIIe, There O 24 9 XMI. Pleasant There M24 ' I6 TSuIphur Springs, Here 33 QC 23 XOreenvIIIe, There 32 2K ' Denofes Conference Games Mr. Pe+er BarneH' Assisfani Fooibali Coach Mr. C. A. Dempsey Tennis Coach Assidanr I:ooIbaII Coach Mr. Paul Lively Assisranr I:ooIbaII Coach TracIc Coach Piciure a1'Ie'F+: Barnen, Dempsey, l.iveIy. Herberf HeQbielQampbeII William Willie Gofor+I Q ' 'Chard Tix' Back AII-DisIrid Co-Capiain AII-Siaie 2ncI Team AII-Disirid 2nd Team uaqwkz-v Frank H. Jackson Back Coliapfawm AN Dwslrrwd All Sfafe -zlnw1nu':nlmIw41u mm rn, nczzuazf Big Tyler Topples To WiIdca+s, 20-6 The Tyler Lions Took guiTe an upseT in The sea- son's TirsT game as The WildcaTs ran over Them wiTh liTTle eTTorT. The TirsT Two guarTers wenT by un- evenTTully, Then came The Third and decisive quarTer. Jackson Taked a punT and skipped Thru Tyler's line Tor The TirsT Tally. The second score came aTTer The WildcaTs had advanced The ball, via Jordan-Kyle, To The 5-yard line. Again Jackson scored around righT end. The Tinal score came as Tyler began To make yardage when Jackson inTer- cepTed a pass and sprinTed Tor a 79-yard TD. Campbell kicked The exTra poinTs. CaTs Drop Denison, 2I-7 AnyThing could have happened in This one hac iT noT been Tor The WildcaTs' TighTing spiriT. Again as in Tyler, Jackson was ouTsTanding as he passec 27 yards To end Ronnie Kyle Tor The TirsT TD. Camp bell kicked The exTra poinT. ln The second quarTe Jackson wenT over on a !-yard cenTer plunge Tc sTrike pay-dirT again. Campbell added his seconc exTra poinT. Jackson, The Flash, came Thru e Third Time wiTh a 39-yard end run laTe in The Tina period Tor The lasT WildcaT Tally. Campbell made The score perTecT wiTh his Third exTra poinT oT The game. Neil Abeles Hugh ArmsTrong ffl Larry Ayers- K Glendell Balmer Orby Broolul CenTer End X, T95-Iglg,,,...,l,, Back Guard Royce HuTcl1ins Bill HuTTo Don HuTTo Olen Jordan Ronald Kyle Guard End Back Back End WilclcaTs Claw Bulldogs, 47-I9 WiTh Jackson leading The vicTory wagon, 30 poinTs To his Tavor, The big Kilgore Bulldogs Took a licking Trom The scrappy CaTs. Going inTo The TourTh guarTer, iT was a hard. even baTTle OT I3-I3. Then The WildcaTs wiTh a whopping 34 poinTs, ran oTT and leTT Kilgore. Jackson racked up I2 poinTs wiTh Two swiTT runs. NexT GoTorTh scampered 56 yards Tor 6 poinTs. Campbell Topped OTT The win by covering a Paris kickoTT in The Kilgore end zone. Superior line work, a deciding TacTor in The game, was exhibiTed by Tackles Orby Brooks and Larry Ayers. OWL ' 52 CarTer CuTs The CaTs. 39-I3 The WildcaTs losT To l:orT WorTh's CarTer-Riven side in ForT WorTh Tor a hard TelT inTerrupTion ir Their winning sTreak. CarTer, a AAAA Team, kep' well ahead OT The CaTs during mosT oT The game The only ThreaT Paris oTTered was in The opening minuTes oT The game when Jackson ran back 4 CarTer kickoTT Tor 70 yards and Campbell kicker The exTra poinT. ATTer This The caTs scored onl' once wiTh Campbell crossing The goal line. Wood worTh and Terrell were The ouTsTanding players To The Eagles and were The chieT causes Tor The 39-I WildcaT loss. l Marshall Marches Pasl +he Cars, 35-27 l Ohl 'l'ha'I' hurl, remarked The Paris Tans abou? The Wildcais' loss io The Marshall Mavericks. The Viavs' superior defensive work and lasil-breaking Jackiield formed The Toundalion Tor The PHS de- Tear. Nor To be ouidone, Jackson played a splendid game and was Jrhe source of scoring despiie a shoulder iniury received in The Kilgore game. l-le supplied 24 poinis wiih iwo runs and iwo pass olays To Jordan and Reid. Campbell kicked 3 exira ooinls. The Tirsi Three guariers looked line Tor Paris, our Marshall closed The margin and finished The game wiih an eighi-poinl lead, 35-27. IJimmy Clark Richard Cunningham Guard Tackle Jackson and Kyle smolher a Tyler Lion as McClain and Jordan close in for The kill. Hershell McClain David Miller Willie Goforih moves in on Denison's No. 40 as an inlended pass drops righi Tackle Tackle Thru The basket iPi-:lure won 4+h af Tl-TSPA Siafe conlesl lor Bill Bennenl A+ righfz Jackson begins his Third TD againsi Kilgore, McKinney Maims Paris, I3-I2 The firsf DisTricT oAAA game ended in disap- poinTmenT for Paris aT Noyes Sfadium when The McKinney Lions edged The Wildcafs I3-I2. Jackson scored in The firsT and Third quarfers for The only Paris Tallies. The Lions' defense was almosf invin- cible: Their powerful offense blocked The Cafs, who could noT manage To keep Their hands on The ball. In The fourTh guarfer wifh barely a minufe To go. The Lions held The Cafs for four downs, and Then Took The ball on The one fooT line and held Their ground unfil The clock ran ouT. IT was a Tough one To lose. The Leopards Lick The WildcaTs, 26-0 The Gainesville Leopards downed The Tifle hope' of The WildcaTs in slippery mud aT Gainesville, ai They Tromped ahead To win 26-O. The WildcaTs sTarTing ouT wiTh wins over Tyler, Kilgore, and Deni son, losT Their winning Touch and dropped To fiTTT place in DisTricT 6AAA. Though Jackson gainec IO6 yards in I9 Tries, he didn'T seem To gef The backing of The Paris line as he had in previou: games. As a resulf he was held scoreless for The TirsT Time This season. Goforfh and Campbell of fered several offensive Threafs, buT They failed Tc break Thru The massive Leopard line. Jerry Pilger Grady Reid Jer I sham James Allen TRT KeiTh Baughman TR Guard Back 'TX Q Back Guard fx 33: sw is ,iz Si 3 Ray Echols TRT Denis Frank TRT Bill Mafhews TRT Craig O'Dea TRT ScoTT Odom TRT Jerry Richey TR Back End CenTer Tackle Back Guard Tigers Fall To New Wildcafs, 24-7 AfTer four consecufive losses, Coach Berry de- cided Thaf he mighT have made an error in selecfing his firsT Team. Thus The sTarTing line-up suffered drasfic changes for MT. Pleasanf. The new men were smaller for The mosT parT, buf They seemed To have more of The will To win. And win They did! Jackson broke loose for a 62-yard run TusT before The half. The second score came in The Third guarfer wiTh Jackson dashing 48 yards This Time. LaTer Jordan slifhered I7 yards for The Third Tally. The final TD flew 30 yards air-mail from Jordan To Jackson. OWL 0 54 Paris CaTs ScraTch Sulphur Springs, 33-2C The Sulphur Springs Wildcafs, noT having wor over Paris since l935, were defeafed again by The pounding Paris eleven. Wifh adeguafe blocking anc backing by The shuffled Paris line, Jackson anc GoforTh formed a deadly duo To oufscore The Sulphur Vlfildcafs 33-20. ln The firsf half, Jacksor scored Twice and Campbell kicked The exfra poin To leave The Tally aT T4-I3. In The Third Jackso moved 59 yards for a TD. The lasT Paris score wa in The Tourfh quarfer wifh a specTacular 52-yar pass from Jordan To Goforfh To keep Paris in Th win column. Paris Gallops Over Greenville, 32-20 A+ +he annual endfol-lhesseason game lhe Pl-lS Wildcals louqhl basl lhe sllqhlly lavored Green- yille Llons lo wln second place in Dlslrlcl ofhfxfx loolball. The Wlldcals lailed lo warm up in lhe llrsl hall, bnl lhey really warmed up in lhe lhlrd quarler. Jackson, backed by lhe llyino leel ol Go' lorlh and Don hlullo, plunged over The end zone slrlpe lo lle lhe score 20-20. Wllh ylclory in sighl and lhe ball in hls hand, Don l-lullo scampered 50 yards lor a six-polnl qaln. Campbellls klck was wide. Wilh a crowd-raising 72-yard dash, Jackson sacked up The game lor Parls, 32-20. Jimmy Browning lRl Johnny Browning lacke End , . , , , Rlvers de tag e sfeps c ve fade, R . . , . l l l-lefcre lvlf:Cla'z pw: drum a Jagkwnlar oass as a Carler Roger Shall UU Randy Taylor IR, Jumpln' Jackson hard es one Mclflnney l.lon and prepares lo dodge anolher Tackle lack e A+ righlz Marshall halls a Jackson run as Q-rady Reld comes in lo help. Fai Dale Sepl 20 Sepl 27 OCT. Ocl. IO Ocl. IB Ocl. 25 Nov. Nov. I5 Nov. 22 Dale Sepl. 20 Sepl. 27 Ocl. 4 Ocl. IO Ocl. 25 Nov. I Nov. 8 B Team I956 Record Team B Team Opp Greenville ,, O C Denison ,, 7 If Sherman 7 35 Sulphur Springs , , .27 I1 Greenville , , , O Z Sulphur Springs ,, 25 I Denison , , ., 6 If Ml. Pleasanl ,,,, ,I4 I Ml. Pleasanl H, ,, I4 II Ho+sI1o+s I956 Record Team Ho+sho+s Opp. Denison, There , 6 I Sherman, I-Iere ,,,, ,, 6 26 Denison, I-Iere ,,,, ,,,,, 6 6 Bonham, l'Iere ,.,,,, , 6 25 Ml. Vernon, Here ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 35 O Sherman, There ,,,..,..,,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,,,,, O 4 9 Bonham, There-Scrimmage only I Top: A mud-spallered Frank Jackson is halled by lhree Gainesville Leopards as he allempled lo slosh lhru lor a lirsl down. I Middle: Jackson leaps Ml. Pleasanfs R. E, Dodson lor a sizeable gain. Bo++om: Sulphur Springs slops Paris-lor a shorl' lime-in lhe baffle ol lhe Wildcals. Below: Oolorlh dodges a Greenville laclcler, curves around Iell end, and heads foward pay clirl. Froni' row: G. Jackson, Slamper, Moss, Slrickland, Scroggins, l-loward. B Middle row: Pallerson, Maddox, l-larris, Chandler, Bryans, Durham, Flippen. Team Back row: Wilson, Cummings, O'Brien, Moore, Jeilries, Boyd, J. Jackson, Abshire. Coach: Mr. Roberl Fagan. Ho+sho+s Fronf row: McElroy, Biard, Brown, Cain, Bassano, Perry, Shaw, Clarkson, Kinslow. Second row: Bills, W. Slinson, Maxwell, Messer, Adams, Swairn, Gabloerl, Milchell. Third row: Gibson, W. Kinslow, l-lopkins, l-l. Slinson, Glenn, Lollin, Armslrong, Rodgers. courfh row: l'learn, Lenoir, Dee Carringlon, O'Guinn, J. Car- rinqlon, Parnell, Fields, Daven- : porl, Coach: Mr. Tommy Duncan Managers A+ leff, leH fo righfz J Jenkins, l-l. T. l-lyde, will Eaqon, Tommy l-lyde, Byron Baughman. OWL 0 57 OWL rr, Leff +0 righfz Ray Echok, Olen Jordan, Hugh Armsfronq, Jay Bowman Herche Herb5e Campbeh, GYendel Baker Corner! AbeNes. ln +en srraiqhr pre-drsrricr games, rhe i957 PHS BasPe+ bali Team seemed umbearabre. Backboards rarrled and ner popped as armorher mighry Wildca+ +eam prepared fo Disrricwk ZDAAA compehhon wirh an unmarred record. Thr Calrs were apre ro ser us such an impressive record due rc Frank Jackson Weaps high for The bah aqainsf The defermmalrion on Jrhe parlr of each player. Wirhou Greerwihe in Park, C0555 Rvbed Fafldnr P555 HEQHS MV Bmkefbahr Chem Jordan cohrrds Jrhe bah aqamsf Commerce in Paris f McCain Robe SH inqz Frank Jacksor' Lerw Ay-e's Roned KJ-3 EEVEGF' Jacksons hghfninq speed, CernpbeH's elerfness, Jordan's :ool pleyemeldnq, McC1ain's backboard scraping, and Kyle's accuracy, fhis oufsfendinq pre-disfricf record could no? have seen eccornphshed. This record will be poinfed To whhh pride :or e long Jrime. The Bhxe end Whife Benehf GarnefS62.I5 con- fribufed ro March of Dirnes. Yn fhe opening game of rhe season, Paris dere-ered The sferhnq hne-cp gefs fine! insfrucflors from Coach Fagan-Jordan, Cernpbeh Sherman in PHS Gym 52-46. Jackson, McClain, KyNe, ,K N an , we N PA I ,, 4-N A ' fr 2? , V 9 ,f 2 1 rg, Q? NW ff' of? 3 Wffs N--..,N......,-ff -2 an K van' r W EH Y i X k '-5, . IW s r, -. OWL 0 602W 5 e f 452 54 ! fill Aff? R f . M ig, M .'A 1 ff , gf! L. gil? , 911515 mf iam eeney and AnIhony grab The baEI on a rebound In The 'BI' Team rne In Pans agaIns+ MI. PIeasanI. ParIs 14' Da're Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. II Dec. I4 Dec. I5 Dec. I7 Dec, 28 Dec. 3I Jan. Jan. Jan. II Jan. I5 Jan. I8 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Feb. Feb. Feb. I956-57 BasIce+baII ResuII's B Team Team Ca+s Opp Sherman, I-Iere , 34 58 Paris Boys' CIub, I-Iere , 36 40 DeImar, I-Iere ,, , 42 48 GarIand, I'Iere , 37 5I Sherman, There 49 56 Thomas Jehferson of Dallas, Here, ,, 52 48 Garland, There , ,,,, 30 38 Commerce, I'Iere ,,,,, ,47 29 Commerce, There H48 30 Romdon, I-Iere ,, 57 49 McKinney, There ,,,,, ,, 43 4I GreenvIIIe, I-Iere ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 3 48 SuIphur Springs, There , ,H 46 52 MI. Pleasant Here 58 46 GaInesviIIe, There ,,,,, 4I 50 McKinney, I-Iere ., , , 67 56 GreenvIIIe, There . ,, , 53 60 Sulphur Springs, I-Iere , 7I 49 MI. PIeasan+, There 55 56 GaInesviIIe, I-Iere ., , ,, .50 47 Leff middIe picfurec Sweeney affempfs Io hif The basIceI In B Tear game agamsr SuIphur Springs in Park, Leff boH'om pic+ure: BasIceIbaII managers, T, J. I-IiII and Duane Pinsor B Team Coach: Mr. Tommy Duncan Fronf row: EchoIs, Sfarnper, MIIcheII, Perry. Middle row: Armsfrong, Maddox, Pafferson, BaiIey, Rodger Back row: I-Iamman, Sweeney, Long, AnIhony, LangIey. ?PRf ,.?hR49a, 17 . 3 , Eg g U Rl 'I I . Rf Tb-Rl ,Z jRf 10 96 1s'3 rarf 4 NWS KR 12 ronT row: Pornroy, Echols, HuTTo, SrniTh lmgr.l, Abshire, T-lamman, Reid, .icldle row: ArmsTrong, Balmer, Mclzadclen, Campbell, D. Following a week oT worlcouTs, ambiTious young Wild- caTs sTornned over Their baseball compeTiTors in Tine, Tra- liiTional Pl-lS sTyle. They Took Greenville 8-2, Sherman 8-3, and slipped by Sulphur Springs in The lOTh inning 4-3. To close ouT The TirsT round oT play in DisTricT QAA, They squeezed by Denison 6-5, Tromped McKinney I7-4, Then Gainesville 4-2. PowerTul hiTTing and The near-Tlawless piTching oT Jordan and Ayers lcepT The CaTs ahead in disTricT play. Jordan sTopped Greenville wiTh a one-hiTTer IO-O, and Wyers piTched a Two-hiTTer To deTeaT Sherman ll-l. In a baTTle oT mud under lighTs, Denison brolce The 20-game winning sTrealc oT The CaTs 4-2. The WildcaTs came baclc To win The DisTricT CIAA TiTle by puTTing Sulphur Springs aside 3-2. McKinney TorTeiTed, and Gainesville was beaTen 6-2 To compleTe The l956 Baseball schedule Tor DisTricT QAA. Ellis, L. Ellis, Kyle, Bowman. Back row: Jordan, Jackson, Player,'Ayers, Winn, STallings. STevens. Baseball Coach Tommy Duncan selecTs equipmenT Tor The l957 PHS baseball Team wiTh an eye Toward beaTing his l956 record, i ! X i E 1 l ! i i 1 3 ! Above: Jordan sale on pick-off againsi Sherman in Paris -score 8-3 for Paris. , Piclure ai lef+: Top: Ayers oul al firsl in Greenville. Paris won 8-2. Middle: Jackson oul in close play al firsl againsl Sherman in Paris. Bo'Hom: Larry Ellis puls runner ou'l' al 3rd in a run-down againsl Greenville in Paris. l Below: Bu+cl'1 Ellis sale in under llwrow al' 3rd base againsf Greenville in Paris. M , W. I Above! Larry Ellis oul al 3rd in goose chase againsl Gainesville in Paris. Pic+ures ai' righfz Top: Larry Ellis lags Yellowiaclqel our al 3rd in Denison. Middle: Sammy Player sale al home againsl Sulphur Springs in Paris. BoHom: Jordan covers home plale on pass ball againsl Sulphur Springs in Paris. Below: Coach Duncan congralulales Campbell for his four-bagger againsl Greenville in Paris. - ,,,,f Mr, Duncan presenTs I956 DisTricT CPAA Baseball Trophy To Mr. JusTiss. Bi-DisTricT Play The Paris l-ligh WildcaTs seemed To have a gooi chance To repeaT as STaTe Baseball Champions a They enTered The Three-game Bi-DisTricT series wiT l.uTlcin. Paris was going sTrong in The TirsT game unT The TiTTh inning wiTh a Three To one lead. Then Thi rooT Tell in. l.uTkin goT a sTreal4 oT hiTs and dangerou walles Trom boTh oT The CaTs' usually calm piTchers The Paris Team was visibly shaken and scored again only once. The game ended 5-4 in LuTlcin's Tavor In The second game, The CaTs regained Thei spiriT and deTerminaTion, and, alThough l.uTlein lee aT Two diTTerenT Times, They came Trom behind Tc grab The second Bi-DisTricT game 7-6. A l.uTlcin PanTher beaTs The relay baclc To TirsT. NoTe The ball! Player called ouT aT TirsT on quesTionable play in TirsT bi-disTric OWL 0 66 game in LuTkin. The 1956 Climax - Wildcats Bow Out . STudenTs yelling Tor The WildcaTs againsT Luflcin in Paris. 1111:-.:mnnr WiTh The games sTanding aT one up, a sugar game was played as a double-header To deTermine The Bi-DisTricT winner. The Two Teams, Tired Trom The TirsT game, loclced inTo a scoreless duel unTil The sixTh inning. BoTh Teams gave everyThing They hae in This baTTle royal, bur when The dusT cleared l.uTlcin sTood on Top I-O. And lasT year's STaTe Champions Trom Paris were impaTienTly waiTing To The l957 Baseball Season. The T958 Owl will include Tull coverage Tor The l957 baseball season. Yearbook deadlines Torce Thi: arrangemenl' Tor baseball. .di 'V' U' '11, 7 K I ,y .fi ff 'e- 4 ' XL. so .bm g aj N g,,XX 'H ,,,,.. ,Wh X, J , .ff iof4?' The Paris bench concenlrafes on Lufkin in bi-dislricf play in Paris. I956 Baseball Record Jafe Team Cafs Opp. Aarch 29 Greenville, There 8 2 xpril 3 Sherman, I-Iere 8 'S xpril 6 Sulphur Springs, There 4 3 ipril IO Denison, I-Iere 6 5 ipril I3 McKinney, There I7 4 ipril I4 Gainesville, I-Iere 4 2 ipril 24 Greenville, I-Iere IO O ipril 27 Sherman, There I I I 4ay I Sulphur Springs, I-Iere ,, 3 2 Iay 4 Denison, There IINIiqhII 2 4 4ay 8 McKinney, I-Iere Izorleil Iay II Gainesville, There H, ,, 6 2 Bi'DIs+ric+ Record KI h I + Ii c b II I In I fi +11 d ' e crosses ome a e wil arn e cose e in in e secon Tiiiiiiii Viii i 2 galme of The biedislijicf play-off wifi I.uIIcin, lay 25 Luilcin, I-Iere O I I I 9 F S ' ! zl,?AA AIS' ,, p Milam an Blwgseilsialf 'he Iwo picfures below show one play Taken by Iwo phofographers L. Ellis compleies Ihe sieal wilh a score aI home plafe. This piclure f-Below: Larry Ellis sleals home-piclure Ialcen from 3rd. Taken from ISI base side of diamond. Phofographers were Tony Price of Paris News and David Dickson of Owl Sfaff. P Froni' row: Bobby Harris, Nakonia NM Smifh, Paufa Back row: Corner! Abeles, John Monk, Scoffie Ashley, Burch, SaHy Hufclwison, Belrh Brooks. Roberf W. Norris, Jerry Brenum. an. U .xnq an Befow. N Bexgvli XXvx',Xg'gnJiJgr2'x'Wixlfeggrixgjexf. Abeleg lorrfs, Branum M 6-rscusgexi P20305 C. . of H, 'Dan f0 abd 1 Onkf and Sgrw Wd S racquet ' S by HIS spin OWL U 68 sl 1 lx X f - X, ! 3 if 1 fi : if' vi i J f wi A ' 1 Op: Sprfnfe I 'V F B0H'Qm. rs llS7Lef-, f 1 PUIICIIIIOIV Iuiiiilly Ilyuv --iv-xv-1 Vw----1 -vf -iw Xgvii lin C3 prgcgien-SmdffwosgfH1e4S7L6f Hng eason willw Harold Rodqers and l-l. T. Hyde. e lUf'np, emily 4-fear, gun- A THE Cf-OSS ber Fronf row: Bauqlnrnan, Richey, Frank, Rodgers. Bale- Loven, Dickson, Rulole. man, Smallwood. Baclc row: Coach Lively, l-lullo, Miller, Cunningham, Middle row: Slrriclqland, Siinson, Odom. Campbell, Reid, Allen,Jaclcson. gf, mi 11 ig? ,sf M M -a n ,,, in . if f J 1 ,,, ? V 9 , . A 1 i fQf ' i S A mn , k,,. fl, V.5, V4 5115 Lirig .,.i , , 4.5511 53 5 A 1 iili .f i fmwa - e ' i ll my ,e in l Q an , ,, ,5,. wg . :rg - - Q L 5 , exe .gram A , f i,,i Wearers of the Eoniball Corneil Age-les James Allen lrl Hugh Armsirong Larry Ayers Glendell Baker James Baughman lmgr.l Keifh Baughman lrl Orby Brooks Jimmy Browning lrl Johnny Browning lrl Herber+ Herbie Campbell Jimmy Clark Ellen Coleman lqueenl --P----1 Corn il Abeles Hug Armsfrong Larry Ayers Glendell Baker Caro' Baissano lqueenl Wanfla jeu Arnold Gerrlf B rnefl Bill al Bill enn r Billi Jefn Crenshaw Ann He Hopkins Rich rd Jackson l Cor eil l beles l Ba sano J. W. BI ssingame wman Nancy Brown Becky Edwards Jack Ellis Richard Enloe Fred Fangio Donald Grooms Bob Armslrong Richard Cunningham Bill Eagon lmgr.l Ray Echols lrl Denis Frank lrl William Willie Goforlh Royce Hulchins Bill Huflo Donald Hu++c H. T. Hyde lmgr.l Tommy Hyde lmgr.l Frank H. Jackson James Jenkins lmgr.l Olen Jordan ll Baske+ball Jay Bowman Herber+ Herbie Campbell Ray Echols T. J. Hill lmgr.l Frank H. Jackson Olen Jordan A- s'Y'ell't?e'aaers ' 'W' Mn W Ellen Coleman Joe Gage OWL S1-aff Margarel Lylle Roberl Nelson Mamie Ruiherford Ronald Kyl Bill Mafhews l Herchell McCla' David Miller Craig O'Dea lrl Scoil Odom lrl Jerry Pilger Grady Reid Jerry Richey lrl Suzanne Roden lqueenl Mary Louise Simpson lqueenl 1 Roger Siell lrl Randy Taylor irl Jerry Wickersham Ro and Kyle L He shell McClain i Sa dra Perkins lqueenl 1 Du ne Pinson lmgr.l l Ro erl Slallings l ' z T. J. Hill l Mary Louise Simpson X Marianna Sno en Anecia Ves s Donna W' son ord Laurie Band Joe Higgs John Osburn CND' Fam Sandra Perkins Shirley J l'lY1SOn Reeves Lov n Mari ac ey Fred e cCreigh+ Robe N lson horus Jean ore an Roberf Brunson e Donald G ooms a k Rufh I ilf rd John o k 9 OWL 0 70 JoyceTBus+er Carole Carnahan Jerry Couch Fred Council, Jr. Elizabe+h Dingman Fred Fangio Sharon Fleming AnneH'e Hopkins Joan Kerr Kenneih Lifile E. L. Millard, Jr. Roberf Nelson Anila Pomroy Randy Shaeffer Duncan Reid Suzanne Roden John Rucker Mamie Ruiherford Befiie Helen Skinner Donna Wilson Belfie Helen Skinner Glen Smallwood Byron Tolberi' William Edward Towers BeH'ie Vaughan Saralou Vaughan Palsy Wakefield Kennefh Winn Laurie Wrighf Marlene Young Liglwls snining in lbe scliool aller lwours rold Jrlwe lale ol organizarions al Pl-lS. We discovered early Jrlwar working belwind Jrlie scenes was more rewarding rlian iusr looking on al a class meeling or parly . , . so we volunleered lor commillees and planning groups. We gol inlo llwe liabil ol clfiecking bullelin boards lor news ol club doings and lislening lo There will be a very imporranl' meeling . . . in assembly. Some clubs we joined To lwave lun, some ro sjrudy ckiosen careers, olliers as bonuses for regislering lor an academic subiecr. Our-ol-lown lrips lo convenlions and conlesls lell everyone lauglning and usually viclrorious-even llie cbaperones lwad good limes despile lrying lo corral llweir clwargesl Exlracurricular ac- ylivilries rauglil us lo meer and like all Types of people, To work wirlw olliers lor a common goal, and ro lead as well as lollow. By organ- izing new clubs and perperualing old ones, we lell parl of ourselves lo ioin rlie lierirage ol our sclwool and earned Jrlwe riglnl To call +l'iis scnool our Alma Maier. Jolinny Burke, Sludenl' Council Presidenf al' Paris Junior College, adrninisiered llwe oaili ol office lo Ronnie Byers. I956-57 Sludenl Council Presidenl' ol PHS. Latin Club Sells Slaves . . . Lalin Club Officers Presidenl. ,,A,,, Y,,,,YYY,,,V,,,,,, . Bobby Cayines Vice-Presidenl ,,,,, ,,,, E lizabelh Bully Graharr Secrelary ,YY,,,,. ,Y,,,,,,...,..,, lvl arlha Mackey Treasurer Y.,,A,,, ,,,,,, S hirley Johnsor Local Reporler .,..,,,.,, ,.,,, M arlha Huddleslo Reporler, The Torch .,,,,,, .w.,,..,,..,. J anice Davis Sponsor ,.,,.,,YYY,,,,,,,,,.,, ,Y,,. lvl rs. W. G. Slucler A+ lefl: The Lalin Club Execulive Commillee: Back row-Green l-luddleslon, Davis, Mackey, Graham, Caviness. Fronl row Harlan, McCullough, Enloe, Sherwood, Johnson. Top row: Allen, Amis, Arrnslronq, Arnold, Ashley, Ausmus, Baker, Brooks, Broomfield, l.. Brown, lvl. Brown, N. Brown. Bangs, Barker, Barnell, J. Bassano. Fourlh row: Burks, Cannon. Carnahan, Caslleberry, Caviness. Second row: P. Bassano, E. Bassell, L. Basselr, Beard, Bell, Chamberlin, Cherry, Clark, Clay, Clem, Daughlrey. Benner, C. Biarcl, W, Biard, Biffle, Bills, Blissell. Fiflh row: E. Davis, J. Davis, Denman. Dicken, Doss. Durham Third row: Bollon. Bonner, Bowen, Bowman, Boyd. Brawner, Eben, Echols, Edmondson, Ellis, Enloe. sk r. l . 1lfL 'l lvl' ll A A i nf 3 a v if . . . Explores Roman Customs . . . The annual slave sale was only one of fhe PHS -afin Club's many acfivifies. Lafin Clubbers also enjoyed parfies af various fimes during an excifing fear. Officers were elecfed af fhe inifial meefing. ln baskef of food was presenfed fo a needy family al' Thanksgiving. Af Chrisfmas for fhe annual parfy carols were sung in Lafin, and giffs were exchanged around a lighfed free. In March, Lafin Week was ob- served wifh fhe mourning of Caesars deafh. Lafin Week also included fhe fradifional fea for prospecfive afin sfudenfs, The Texas Sfafe Junior Classical League onvenfion was held in Weafherford, Texas-an evenf 'haf is always imporfanf fo PHS Lafin Sfudenfs, and an evenf in which fhey fake an acfive parf. Xi' righf: Joan Bassano affer buying Lacrecia Scoff, puf fhe lave chain around her neck, indicafing fhaf she was a Lafin Slave or a day. Top row: Francis, Frank, Franklin, Gabberf, Gage, B. Garreff, R. Garreff, W. A. George, W. H. George, Glasscock. Goforfh. Second row: Graham, Green, Griffin, Guilliams, Hamrnan, Har- lan, Hafcher, Hayles, C, Haynes, J. Haynes, Henderson. Third row: Herring, Hobbs, House, Howard, Huddlesfon, Hughes, Hufchison, B, Hyde, H. T. Hyde, James, Jeffries. Fourfh row: Jeffus, N. Johnson, S. Johnson, Jones, Jopling Kennemer, Kuykendall, Langley, Lehnhoff, Lenoir, Lindsey Fiffh row: Long, Loven, L'Roy, Mackey, Mafhews, McClain McCullough, McFadden, E. McNeal, J. McNeal, McWherfer s,,. , . , sv-, ,, .,, ,.,,.., ,., r,r.f: 3,7 .,,, . A . .1 .iw-fi, 1- :sis,.,W-,uws.r,fr.f, ,,: r.,-,ri v,,-, me ,, , .sf wnwfinmuszw xuwmrsz i4e:vf.fww1iQrw:f w14nxPzelmesw: ff Lvvfz1fr Q s,z1..fr,:f, s Seam ww Enioys J. C. L. Convention Top row: McWnirler, lylcdlord Monk, Nance.,Ne:son, Neyman, Nixon Osborne, Parnam, Peek. i ' ' Second row: Rledqer Rollnemius Rorleous Pyle Rainey Reese Rlieudasil Roonson Roden Rodgers. ' , - Q' '- 1 ,pilw 1 W 0 'Lseeee' W - I-D ' sg 3. is .... .. ' W: f :ffl-3'i?K'::5+E-7.':',?5'1E'f,'Hg,ff ' I , f ,,w,, ff .,,,,, ' ,,.- Q 3 Ko .. I, g,,,:v Q Us 5 ' -V ' 'J .V 0 , 1 5 .fu or V p .- :,i:,,, 3 Us 1. rgsglif 5 'll E 3 .,qgi ya. yy M . A,,,hN 4-...M my ig 2 - Q ,.', if 3 ff? 'I .Q X ci ,.. if . O 1 , f , S .,, 5 O 01 asv? - zz! 0 I ,iii qi .,,...,. .. f fr. Q .0 .ii . 4 rg ,IV .11 zhl 3 r gg: .lf zvi my ,-': M A - il S ii - . 'i.- - 2.- r' 1f,. so .V9s.sin J E ,egos , y ,. a ' iii A ge nfnnx 1 A E H . 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W: 2' '- ik' wifi. r fr1grg,gg- 42 -- .. 3.g,gL5-f154,j A+ +l1e Lalin Cluos lirsl meeling in January, candles pennies, and Candies were given members ro briqlwlen prosper, and sweelen llie new year. Anollwer oulsland ing work ol llnis club is ifs prize-winning newspaper l-l0DlE ET l-lERl. Tliis mimeoqraplwed publicalion lnas made all PHS Sluclenls proud ol llwe Lalin iournalisls l-lQDlE ET l-lERl is well known in The Slare J.C.L. lo ils many awards, and il is a viral parl ol llie cluk members ar Pl-iS. All local happenings and J.C.l. acriyilies plus many slories and inlereslinq edilorial are pulr inlo prinl by inewsyw Larin scribes. The slwee is in Els lolli year of publicalion. A+ lefiz Buf5y Graram was program crarman lor ire year Tlwe picfure snows 'Bufiyu asking Par Rye rc draw for ine doo prize al one ol lkie ciubis mcnll' y sneefngs, Slniver, Slnrum Skinner Smiln Four+l'1 row: Slampcr, Slefnneimer G, Thomas Tkrasn Tiemann Todd Tcpp. Fifih row: Vaugnan Walker Wafls B. Wlnfie W. Swoliard Slone P. Slone Wkile J 'I W WZ' W-M WU aww 9.-N s ww 'tif' air W 'Ve Lg fq .. . , WWW ?, r Q., 'aw ...Q A A AL. Poetry Saves the Day 'ronf row: Byers, Geron McClain Franklin. Boyd, Sramper. Wiseman, While, Lalham, Hughes, Milford, S. Johnson. Zack row: Mrs. Healh Williams Kuykendall, Shiver Vaughan, Baker, Slirum, Haynes. Crom fall lo spring we worked our brains To Think ol somelhing sly lo leave behind in PHS When lhe now is days gone by. Mrs. Healh discusses lhe new club yearbook wilh lhe club members al 'rhe inirial rneeling. lhroughoul lhe year ol '57 We slrove lor This one aim, Wilh guesl speakers helping us In whal had now become a game. Through Chrislmas and our parly, To lhe leasl we held in May, We lhoughl and Jrhoughl And arrived al lhis: Poelry would save +he day. So nor in vain was +his year spent For we achieved our goal: And we can leave a palhway clear olhers in our role. Sponsor ........................................ A+ lefl: A way To make money for 'lhe cl Nl '- f1ifwi1i Poe+'s Club Officers Presidenl .,,................,.................... Sandra Slamper Vice-Presidenl' ............. ..... C harloH'e Haynes Secrelary-Treasurer ....... ............ L inda Boyd Reporrer ..,............... ...... J oAnne Williams Recorder ...., ....,. L inda Lou Baker Mrs. W. M. Healh ub-a candy sale. OWL 0 75 . Q. si Froni row: Williams, Barnell, Kuylcendall. Geron, Shiver. Wise- Back row: Whiie, Srnallwood, Vaughan, P. Haynes, Ruiheriord, man, C. Haynes, S. Johnson, Pledger, Crenshaw. Edwards, Vessels, Word, Roden, Mrs, Baize. The Blackboard Beckons OWL Below: Polly Haynes and Barbara While, as F.T.A. members, helped Mrs. Baize record grades. nuunn aqa-.w,,21Awiww-fi +-iw,-sew-wn.a-sw sf. Fu+ure Teachers of America Officers T Presideni .... ..... ........ . S hirley Johnsonl Vice-Presidenl .. .. . . Dorolhy Smallwoocl Secrerary ...... ......... A necia Vessels Treasurer ....... .......... P olly Haynes Sponsor ...... ....... M rs. A. L. Baize l A+ leffz Dorolhy Srnallwood lold lhe F.T.A. members why she wanfed lo be a Teacher. So You Wanr +o Be a Teacher was The Topic for discussion ar +he opening mee+ing. The year's program enhanced Jrhe above iopic wil'h Mrs. Doro- 'rhy BooJrh's poinrers on charm and Miss Mariio Oliver's Chrisimas slory. Mrs. Slanley Pilgrim's lallc on her world Jrravels and Mrs. H. C. Kennemer's boolc review broadened Jrhe ourlools for F.T.A. mem- bers as lhey passed THRU THESE DOORS pre- paring for Their chosen career. N. H. S. Promotes High Standards Nafional Honor Socie+y Officers , S E 1 -'g S' ' ,. V Q 'X ... k,. 1 , ,L ,k 'Presidenl ,,,, . Bobby Caviness ' , iss S f Vice-Presidenl ..,,. Belly l-lelen Skinner , .. . :,. In .. Secreia ry ,,.,, ..,,. , Shirley Johnson in ' S 3, 1 ... A ' - 4 A 4-so . . -., if 4 , Treasurer Y,.,,, ,.,.,. C orneil Abeles ff SS.. kj K .,., -'7'-, if g is sg vi' ..: , 'qb' Reporier Y---.f. --.-,--.--.--- ..f'- B 9 Cl4Y Edwards r , ' ,,,.,, J - T is -,,': 5 A ' 'sif T J Sponsors .,.,,.. Miss Mallie Belle Crook ll: W'Ay ' Miss Mary Wilson sii- Scholarship, Leadership, Characler, and Service are The characferisfics necessary for membership in S Jrhe Nalional l-lonor Sociely. Nl-l.S. members musl' exhibil fhese qualilies +o all. Throughoul' Jrhe year The members enjoyed meer- lings during +he noon hour wi'rh inferesling programs loolh by The members and guesi speakers. The Scholarship Qualifying Tesi, Jrhe San Jacinlo Day program, inilialion of Junior members, and The formal dinner were acirivilies for ihe year. Top row: Abelesflhyers, Bassano. Second row: Bryant Campbell, B. Caviness, l. L. Caviness l Coleman. lfhird row: Edwards, Fleming, Green, Johnson. Koenig. Fourfh row: Mackey. McMinn, Monlc,tNelsYQn,f'.Perl4ins. Fif+h row: Pledger, Roden, Shaelfer, Simpson. Slcinner. Sixfh row: Srnallwood, Tiernann, Vessels, Wilson, Word. Delors Word received her N.l'l.S. membership cerlilicafe The N.l-l.S. Officers, Caviness, Abeles, Skinner, Edwards, and Johnson from Mr. Cunningham al lhe formal iniliafion assembly. enioyecl looking a+ +he Sociel'y's scrapbook wilh Miss Crook. '77 With ci Song in Their Hearts All-STaTe Chorus honors wenT To Marvin Cannon'--gRoberT Nelson, Barbara WhiTe. Michael Brown, Sharon Fleming, KenneTh Winn Rosemary GarreTT, Randy Shaeffer, and Laurie WrighT aTTer much pracTice 'wiTh Their direcTor, Miss Donaldson. WiThouT a Song . . . The Day Would Never Endf' . . . The 32-voice A Cappella Chorus provided song under The direcTior oT Miss Celia Donaldson and accompanied by BeTTie T-lelen Slqinner. l-lighlighTs oT The year were aT ChrisTrnas when The Chorus Told The old sTory oT ChrisT's BirTh in song and verse: in February as The opereTTa, Nl-learTs and Gowns, was sTaged by The Chorus, pro- viding enTerTainmenT Tor large crowds' and Then in May as a Spring ConcerT was pre- senTed and special music was provided Tor The Seniors aT The Commencemenit Sermon, Pro- ceeds Trom The candy sale in November and Trom The opereTTa enabled The Choruses To parTicipaTe in several ouT-oT-Town choral clinics. From The chorus, The Boys' Singing Group, accompanied by Donald Grooms, Girls! En- semble, accompanied by Linda Balcer, and soloisTs presenTed programs Tor civic organiza- Tions. A Cappella Chorus FronT row: BarneTT, Gillie, S. Vaughan, WrighT, Hoplcins, Balmer, ing, Skinner, Ausrnus, Biffle, Gage, KenT. A WhiTe, GarreTT, Carnahan. Baci: rowgx Towers, Grooms, Brooks, ShaeTTer, Winn, Brown Middle row: Bailey, SmiTh, Woodard, Burrow, B. Vaughan, Flem- Q- Nelson, TolberT, Cannon, Fangio. -it v OWL 0 78 Mixed Chorus fron+'row: Lay, Wrrgri, Ponnroy, Bra,-mer, Freeman Basserr Brsnop, Kerr. viiddle row: Coucn, Foreman, Wakewflerd, Carrrngron, Burrow, MCDQweW Edmcnscn, Drngman, Busrer, Vaughan, Smarrwood. Back row: Cain, Skafes, Grrberr, Brunson, Rodgers, Council, FUI' brrqnr, Armsrronq, Ivlrnard, Lirrre, Kefrey. 5 rw EL Xi' righf: The Boys' Cnorus enrerrarned rne sfudenr body as fell as civic organizalnons. ielow: Jenn Osburn and Ricnard Enloe assrsr ine chorus in 'rlve :resenrarion of UTWO Kings for me Cnrisfmas program. Time our from Jme fine arrs ro make money serring fha worNd's flnesf cnocoraref' OWL 0 79 has From' row: Grooms Edwards. Franlclin, Shiver, Rulheriord Wise- Broolss, Perry, Amis, L. Loven, Miliord. man, Belf, Osborne M. Enloe, Jopling. M, Armsironq, Sher- Third row: Kuykendall, Rheudasil, Gage, Pyle, l-larqus, Peel man M. Loven, Casileberry, Broomfield, Caviness, l-laynes, Ruble. L'Roy, Rucker, Skinner Second row: McMahan, S. Johnson, Cannon, N, Brown, L. John- Garreli, Clem, Rudy, Sieinheimer, Nixon, Blassinqame. son Bo.-.en Fanqio Osborn Nelson. M. Brovvn Nolan, Welch, Masters of Mozart and Mendelsohn . . . Through musical doors, lrhe Blue Blazes came To enleriaining service groups. Resuliinq from 'lhe unlirinr serve Jrheir school and communiiy by providing zip eiiorls oi direcior, Floyd Weqer, many loancl en and rhylhm lor each pep assembly, leading parades, sernbles and soloisis received superior railings in re performing hall-lime shows for iooiball games, and gional conlesls. Twenlry-one ouislranding bandsme Bancl Officers Presideni .......... . ...,.. Roberl Nelso Vioellfresixdenfr ..,. .... J . W. Blassingam Seciflrary ...... ..... B eclcymlfolwarcl Treasurer ................ ...... J ohn Mon Pulolicilry Direcior .... . ,... Jaclc Elli Ai' lefi: Mr. Wager conferred many limes wilh ilaqbearers Florence Ann McClain, Donna Wilson, and Becky Edwards concerning band formaiions. OWL ' 80 row: Boyd, Biard, Roden, B, Wilson, Sfone, Kennerner, Walker, Herring, Monk, Rainey, Bowman, B. Harris, Mowrey, L. Brown, Reddell, Barneff, Ashley, McCreighf, Sfewarf, King, K. Armsfrong, Reid, R. Enloe. Fiffh row: Skafes, Robinius, Reeves, Ellis, Simmons, Mr. Weger. D. Harris, J. Brown, Shaeffer, George, Higgs, McClain, D, Wilson, Bassano, Perkins, O'Brien, lngram, Mackey. . . . Add Hof Licks to Pep Rallies played in fhe All4Region Band, eleven of whom were chosen for posifions in fhe All-Sfafe Band. ln addifion fo presenfing a formal concerf, fhe band performed a concerf wifh fhe world's mosf,famous frurnpef player, Raphael Mendez. To climax fhe year, fhe band liffed fhe sfrains of Pomp and Circum- sfance on Commencemenf Nighf for fhe Seniors. l Band Honors All.:SZl'aie and All-Region Band honors wenf fo Donald Grooms, Larry Loven, J,.AgiW. Blassingame, Richard Enloe, Bobby Harris. Ro'Berf Nelson, Becky Edwards, Jan Jop- ling, Bill Casfleloerry, Elizabefh Milford, and Jo Anne Bowen. Ofhers in All-Region Band were PauIlv1cMahan, Marvin Cannon, Jane Arrnsfrong, Anifa Franklin, Charles Herring, Leslie Ruble, John Qsburn, John Rucker, Anfhony Nolan, and Mike Brown. A+ righf: The Band Fronf for I956-57 was composed of Maioreffes Carol Bassano, Sandra Perkins, Drum Maior Marfha Mackey, Maioreffes Una Mae O'Brien, Chloie Ingram. OWL08l Fronf row: Ray. J. Bowden. Horn, Ashford, Jordan, Redus. King, Back row: Mrs. Perry, Sfeinheimer, Lyfle, McClain, Thompson, C. Bowden. Sfone, Smifh. Q'Brien. Mrs. Clifford. With Cl Career in Mind Fuiure Nurses Club Officers Presidenf .. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,oo,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, C harlene Bowden Vicefpresidenl' . ,,,, ,,Y,, Phyllis Sfone m Secrefary-Treasurer ,,,,,, ,os,,o,o . . ,,,,, Jean Ray Cor.-Secrefary .. ., . ,, ,. Cora Mae Ashford Facully Sponsor ., . ,,,,,,,,, Mrs. R. T. Perry ' Auxiliary Sponsor ..... . Mrs. Jimmy Clifford J 7 Sparkling in fhe eyes of fhese Fulure Nurses is E My fhe promise of a successful career. Club acfivifies . . included fours of local hospifals, informafion abouf The field of nursing, guesf speakers, and lhe con- yenfion in San Anfonio. Above: Fufure Nurses were served colces and doughnufs affer 5 lVlGr'gc3r'el' Lyfle served GS presidenf for 1-he Club affernoon rneefing Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Clifford served. during lhe second semesfer. Below: Dr. Jimmy Clifford was guesf spealfer for lhe Fufure Nurses. Below: Club members foured fhe charf room af Lamar Gener l-le explained fhe 'lechniques of X-ray. l-lospilal. as Fronl row: Barringlon, Fields, Lovd. Adams. Armslrong, Ballard, Seiier- An F.F.A. aclivifv was worming Mr. Slwel+on's prize sheep. rnan, Mallison. 'l :V'k,K'l,Bl1'I,G ,H ll,Brnson, ' Mliciirzmiow lc ers 'mow UFC me raves Owe U Below: The varied aclivify program of FFA. included conslruclion Back row: Womack, Kinlr, Walker, Keener, Hodge, Lane, Dixon, Council. Ol 6 Gale Undef MV- SlW9llO 'l5 direcfion. America's Backbone Ac'l'ivi'l'ies 'For Jrlie Fulure Farmers included Jrrips ro Jrlne Slale Fair, livesroclc snows, and local, slale, and area iudging conresls. Tlwrougli field Jrrips every ollwer day. club members gor lirsl-lwand knowledge of farm life. All aclivilies cenler around rlwe FPA. Mello, Learning lo do, Doing To learn, Earning lo live, Living lo serve. l Fufure Farmers of America Officers Presidenl ,, ,. ,,,,, Tlwomas Ray Graves Vice-Presidenl .,,.,,,, Boloby Seiierman Secrelary ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Don Keener Treasurer .,,A,,.. W. Brooks Armslrong Sponsor Y,,,, Y,,, .,,,, lvl r , D. B. Slwellon Af righlz Fron+ row: Prallr, Marlin, Phillips. Gibson Nowell, Jackson, Kinslow. Middle row: Mr. Slwellon, Complon, Reddell Lasler, Caslleberry, Arnold, Mallison. Back row: Ballard, Keener, Pliernisler, Bryan. Wilson, Prunry, R1-s 'BQ' f .., 'Ri OWL Top row: Abeles, Ashley, Bangs, Eeal, Benner, Bowman, Brooks. Brown, Bunch. Second row: Cannon, B. Caviness, J, Caviness, Clern, Cunning harn, Daughirey, Denman, Durham, Ellis. Third row: Fangio, Gaylor, Ginsberg, Green, Grooms, l-larnman Service Keys Key Club Officers Presidenl ,,,, ,,,, , John Monlc Vicefpresidenl Corneil Abeles Secrelary ., . Bobby Caviness Treasurer ,,,,, Marvin Van Cannon Sponsor , Mr. Charles E. Thielman Key Club, newesl' service organizalion in Pl-lS, has become a viral parl ol school life. Nine mem- bers represenled Paris al Key Club lnfernarional in Dallas. Acliviries This year included selling cushions ar alhleric evenrs, a banquer for school leadership, selling poppies io help vererans, oper- ailing a donalrion boolh lor Salvalion Army al' Chrislrmas, and slanding ready ro help when needed. Chief proiecr for rhe year was Jrhe raising of funds ro improve school proiecrion laciliries. Top lefr: Key Clubs formal insrallalion of officers ar ihe Nicholson House. Boflom, leflz Renling pi lows was one rnoney-malcing proiecr ol Key Club, l-larris, Jaclcson, Maddox. Four+h row: Mclvlalran Monk Nelson, Nolan Osburn, Robinius. Fifrh row: Rucker, Shaefier, Smilh Slamper, Whilalrer, l r g ls- - A 5 my lr we Snap: A club program. The Spanish Flavor On fhe iourney along El Camino Real borh Spanish Clubs learned more of The feels ings, acrions, and cuhhure of The Spanish- speairing peoples . . . enjoyed Mexican Chrisr- rnas Cusroms, dined ar The Liriie Mexican Inn, and ar The annual picnic bid everyone Adios. Mrs. P. C. Gerhard sponsors boih groups. Spanish l Officers: Presideni, Regina Spencer: Vice- Presidenr, Marvin Ann Anderson, Secrerary, Parsy Bray: Treasurer, Neida Francis. Snap, lop righlz Spanish II Officers, Treasurer Donna Wilson, Secrerary Carnilie Woodard, Vice-Presidenr Gary Smirh, and Presideni' Mike Cagie, discussed The rexlbook wirh Two Spanish visirors. Snap, boH'om righfz Presidenr Cagle Tried her hand ar breaking a pinaia. Top row: Adams, Anderson, Badgerr, Bales, Bray, Browning Guire M McGuire Mcl-larn McMonigle Bryanr, Cagie, Carringron. F urlh w Moore Myers Plger B Sh E Shew Sa Second row: Cooper, Criscoe, Davis, Dempsey, Early Francis Srnurh Spencer Sreil Gibbens, Gosseri, Hunrer. Flllh row Srevens Sireeiy Perry Wilson Woodard Wrighi' Third row: Johnson. Lofr, Lyrie, McDoweil, McEwin B c Snap Pinaia Goodies A l F ' ., 51- Top row: Abeles, Armslrong, Avery, 6yer5,,Bailey, Balmer. Second row: Bardin, Benner, Blassingairne'fiJ. M. Bowman, J. Bowman, Brooks. Third row: Brown, Brunson, Byers, Campbell, Caslleberry, Chealham. Fourlh row: Clarlc,,,Cggjlxran-rflouch, Cravens, Daughlrey, Denman, Fellowship, Good Will . . . The Hi-Y-lhe club wilh Jrhe program chuclc lull ol aclivilies. Remember lhe demerils al inilialion . . . Jrhe Weslern Dance when James Wallis enlerlained . . . idenlilying lhe arlisl ol Jrhe currenfr record . . . learning and lilcing il from lvlr. Guy Leonard, l:.B.l .... Mr. Cunninghamhs slides , . . lhe Chrislmas Dance . . . marveling al Jrhe decoralions lor Jrhe Spring Formal . . . slriving lo creale and main- Jrain lhroughoul lhe home, school, and com- munily, high slandards of Chrislian characler? Due lo lhe friendships and fellowship gained in carrying our a lull program of worlc, The members al lhe lasl' meeling found lhem- selves wishing lhal lhey could spend more lime behind THE DOORS of Paris l-ligl' School. Fiflh row: Diclcson, Echols, E. Ellis, J. Ellis, Enloe Fe-agan. Presidenl Whilalcer presenled Mr. Cunningham wilh a gill Snap, below: Everyone had lun al The annual l-li-Y Chrislmas Dance al lhe Nicholson l-louse. from lhe club al The Chrislrnas Dance. . . . With Hi-Y Hi-Y Officers Presidenr ,,,AY,,,,, ,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, il Ornmy Whilalcer Vice-Presidenl H hlerberl Herbie Campbell Secrelary ,.,.,,, ,,4.,..,,,. R oberl Wilson Norris Treasurer ,,,,.w,,,,,,.,Y,.,,,....,,,,..,,,,,,,, Ed 'Reeves Corresponding Secreiary .,,,,,,,,. Benny Green C Chaplain ,,,a,,a,a,,,,,a.a,,A....a,.... ,a,,,,... J oe Gage i Sergeanl-ai-Arms A,,.r,,,.,,,,,,,.,.. David Diclcson Sponsor ,r,,,,r,.,,.,,, ,A..,. M r. Dee Cunningham Top righf piclurez Officers Diclcson. Whiialcer, Gage. and Campbell presided over an informal meeling of lhe l-li-Y. Bo'H'om righi' piclure: Cowboys and Cowgirls had, a good lime al lhe annual Weslern Day Dance given by lhe l-li-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. l Top row: Gage, Ginsberg, Green, l-liggs, l-lill, B. Hullo, D. Pilger, Pinson, Pomroy. Hullo, Hyde, Jordan. Fourfh row: Prelre, Reeves, Reid, Richey, Robinius, Robinson, Second row: Kyle, Lilly, Loven, lvladding, Mallory, McCreighl'. D. Rodgers, G. Rodgers, Rucker, Sherwood, lVlClVlGl1dV1, Millard, MOOV6- Fifth row: Simmons, Smilh, Siallings, Slevens. Weslbroolc. Whir- Third row: Mullens, Norris, O'Dea, Odom, Osburn, Pallerson. alcer, R. Wirla, T, Wirla, Womack, Wrighl. OWL ' 87 Carefree Days . . . Wifh pure fhoughfs, pure words, and pure deeds as fheir rnoffo. fhe Tri-l-li-Y girl' selecfed a monfhly proiecf, serving fhe public as well as fhe school. They joined wifh fhe I-li-Y in giving fhe annual Wesfern Day feafuring a chow bar and dance highlighfec wifh designafing Beclcy Edwards and Davic Diclcson as Mosf Typical Cowgirl and Cowboy Af fhe Chrisfmas Dinner-Dance af fhe Nichol son l-louse, Eranlc Jaclcson was revealed a Tri-l'-li-Y Hero. A+ fhe Spring Dance, The I957 58 Officers were insfalled. The club members heard Mrs. Earl Ruble Mrs. H. C. Kennemer, and Mrs. Avi Schlaudroff as guesf spealcers during fhe year The farewell parfy in May concluded anofhe -1,- - :Z .,...., .....,..,, , ... ... E H .. V Tri-Hi-Y yea r. . L... A - ff ' . L.. ,-A Top row: Ashford, Bailey, Balmer, Barneff, Bassano, Boswell. . V 4 4 V Second row: C. Bowden, l-l. J. Bowden, Boyd, Braclceen, C. Brown, N. Brown. TOE ro'-YA Eiga? G'jLOnn'eSM'Hlognrelllliieblxgg l:HCiLllle'HGOhad Third row: Bryanf, Burch, Burke, Byers, Cagle, Carnahan. H' mery In 'rang Y ' Y' ' O ' ug es Fourfh row: Caviness, Clernons, Coleman, Coward, Crenshaw, Edwards. U ' Q ' Fiffh row: Evans, Exurn, Fleming, Elefcher, Franlclin, Frazier, Snap below: Tri-Hi-Y lnifiafion-fun for some buf nof fhe Junior inifiafesl . . . With Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Officers Dresideni .. .. . VV.V ,, V,VVVVVVVV V. ,..,,, ., . Jill Koenig Vice-Presiclenl' .. ,Y,, Beiiie l-lelen Skinner Becreiary ,. . .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,Y,, . M arlha Mackey Corresponding Secrelary ,,,, ,Aniia Franklin lreasurerii .,.., ,Y,, Barbara Johnson Qeporler . ,,,,,, JoAnne Williams Sponsor s,,,, ..,.. M rs. L. A. Rawlings Top righ+ piciurez I956-57 Trifl-li-Y oliicers Mackey, Johnson, K e r nl ll 'lh o nig, Skinner, Fanklin, W'liams were insia ed al e Spring Dance in April, l956. oHom riglwf picfurez The formal iniiialion for new Junior embers was held in Oclolaer al The Firsl Bapfisl Church. he piciure shows lhe fellowship enioyed aller ihe ceremony. Second row: James, B. Johnson, l., Johnson, M. Johnson, C, Jones, L. Jones, Kerr, Koenig, Kuykendall, Laiham, Lelzlore, Lyfle. Third row: Mackey, Marlin. Maysey, McGill, McMinn, Mil- ford, Perkins, Pledger, Rainey, Raper, Roden, Ruiherlord, Shew. 2 as Fourfh row: Shiver, Shrum, Simpson, Skinner, Smallwood. M. Smiih, N. Smilh, P. Smilh, Snowolen, Springer. Slamper, Sfephens, Slone. Fif+h row: Sulsar, Tiemann, B, Vaughan, P. Vaughan, Vessels, Walker, Wheeler, While, Williams, Wilson, Wiseman, Woodard, Word, Young. OWL 0 89 'l K in L l sf i ff r- of , M M HUMEM X T B , 'NY'-5 A-K5 -QF: T W QS WKLI. dy ' 1, 1 K Us ,. B, g , ,3 AMERICA , , cg 5 K in . H . D W i .D X ' i y A 1 V ,. 1 2 f Q' V Q: I ChapTer ll F.H.A. Officers PresidenT ,,Y,,,,,Y,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,Y,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Viclci Manes Vice-PresidenT ,,,,, ,ii,,, M ary Louise Simpson SecreTary ,A,,.AA ,.YA,,,,,,,, l. acrecia ScoT Treasurer .,YYY,,.... Public RelaTions .,,,,, Peggy SmiTl Eloise Boswe: SergeanT-aT-Arms .,,,., , ,,,,,, Ellen Coleman l'lisTorian .i,..,...,,,.. ,,,,,,, l my Lou Cavines PianisT ,,uu.,,,,A,A .,w,., B arbara CarringToi Song Leader u,,.,,,, ...,,, N ancy Marie Browi Parliamenlrarian ,,,,,, .,,,, H ueTTa Freema Sponsor .,,v,,u.,,.,.. AT le'lT: The F.l l.A. in AugusT. booTh aT The R Cooking Up Fun, Sewing Up Problems Mrs. Kelley STore ed River Valley ExposiTio Top row: AbboTT, Anderson, Arnold, AydeIoTT, Bailey, G. BarneTT, S. BarneTT, Bassano BasseTT, Beard, Bishop, Boswell, BramleTT, N. Brown, BryanT. Second row: Burch, BurneTT, Busby, BusTer, Cagle, CarringTon. Caviness, Chance, Colemar Cope, Croy, Davis, Freeman, Gibson, Green. Scorched pans and burned Tingers symbolized anoTher year compleTed in homemaldng. ln addiTion To learn- ing how To prepare delicious meals. design a wardrobe, and lceep a bal- anced budgeT, F.I-l.A. girls learned abouT child care, home decoraTions. and civil defense. BuT iT was noT all world Good Tel- lowship was enioyed by all The mem- bers aT The ChrisTmas parTy wiTh The exchanging oi giTTs, a visiT Trom SanTa, and The singing of carols. Spring ac- TiviTies were anTicipaTed by The Tacul- Ty as well as The girls, Tor The school board-TaculTy dinner was included. The picnic in May revived Those members suTTering Trom spring fever. Work, however, did noT end wiTh The school Term, Tor each F.l-l.A. member could Talce a summer course Tor exTra crediT. OWL 0 90 senfed lllem lo elderly lnospllal palienls al Clwrlslmas FHA. members decorafed coolgle lars, filled llwem, and pre- lvl o o o GIIIIIKIIKIFDI casler, Lane, Lonq, lv1cClanalwan,'McFadden, Mcl-lam, Neal, Meness, Mllclnell. Zourlh row: Cldlnam, Perkins, Pornroy, Ramsey, Raper, Ray Reed, Robinson, Roden. D. Scoll, L. Scolf, Simpson, lvl lhircl row: Haley, Henry, Hoover, Jordan, Julian, Kenl. Lan- Mc- Gills around 'llme free seemed 'lo be flue cenfer of allenlion al llxe PHA. December rneeling. cllll N :M E u IUII l lvgluffi IUI l. ll. A. Smilln, P. Srniflw, V. Smlllw. Fiffh row: Spencer, Slell, Sleplwens, Slone, Swinl, Thompson, Vanclerburq, Vaughan, Weslbrook. Wickerslwam, Williams, Woerner, Womack, Wrlglml. TS OWL '91 Future Homemclkers . . . Chapler I F.H.A. Officers Presidenl ,,YYY,,,,.,,, , Elizaberh Ann Horn Vice-Presidenl ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, J ean Bowden Secrelary . ,,,, ,,,, J oyce Bowman Treasurer , , ,, Charlene Bowden Public Relalions ,,,,, ,.,Y Caroline McGill Sergeanlr-al-Arms Y,,, , , Mary Helene Busler Hislorian Y,,,,Y,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.... B elly June Shew Pianusl ,,,.YY,,,,,,,,, ,Y.,. W anda Lou Fosler Billie Slewarl Song Leader ,, Parliamenlarian ,,Y,,, ,,..,,,. E ddy Gale Goad Miss Euna Anderson Sponsor ,o,.....,,..V Top row: Anderson, Ashford, Baies, C. Bowden, J. Bowden, Bowman. Second row: Burrow, Busler. Clarlcson, Clemons, Cren- shaw, Dingman. Third row: Flelcher, Fosier, Frazier, Gage, Goad. Grirnmelf. Fourfh row: l-lalcher, Henry, Hensley, Horn, L. John- son. M. Johnson. Fiffh row: Juslus, M. King, N. King, Konlcle, Lane, Lasler. Th r 3 .-L.. fly NEW HOT QC O is ' 2, 5 ll lab ai ' L 5' 40 x0 O 2 fif E Ti si! is i E Q! A35 Wi+h +he recipe for 'rhe good life in Jrhei grasp and looking 'Toward new horizons, Th Fulure l'lomemalcers of America learned lv live beH'er Today in order l'ha'r iheir lives ani 'rhe lives of rheir families mighl' be berier lc morrow. The Disrricl' meeiing ol: F.l-l.A. i Greenville in November showed each mernbe how she was imporranl' in her home, school and cornmunily. i l Top row: Larham. LeFlore, Maysey, McGill, Moore Morfon. Second row: Moss, Oakes, Parsons, Phernisler, Pral' Rowland. Third row: B. Shew, E. Shew, Slewarl, Sullon, Taylo Thrasher. Fourfh row: Turlcneil, Vaughan. Vessels, Wallcer. Fiflh row: Wakefield, Wafson, Whelchel, Wrighl. 5. B. kv op row: Adams, Anderson, Banlchead, Bales, Baxier, Bolion. Bono, Bray, Brown. econd row: Clemeni, Davis, Deweese, man, Francis, Gain, Hargus. 'hird row: Haynes, Hearn, Hill, Hodg Affer learning The essemlials of Eben, Edmondson. Fore- es, I. M. Humphrey, P. homemaldng, F.H.A. nembers were prepared io face 'lhe lurure wirh a Jrighrer oulloolc. In class and in club work Jrhey learned io live, 'ro share, ro worlc, and +0 play logerher. Chapler Ill F.H.A. Officers Jresidenr ., ,, ,, lice-Presidenr ecrerary ,,,,,, reasurer ,,,,,,,,,, , ublic: Relaiions ,,,, ergeanr-ar-Arms ,,,,, islorian ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,7 ianisi' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, ong Leader ,,,,,, A7,,, arliamenrarian Y,,,, ,,,, FDOHSOF .,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 1' righh Mrs. Mashburn gives a less oolcies. Belly Bollon Karol Kay Bono , Barbara Adams Carol Weaver Judy Haynes Berry Williams Sandra Foreman .. Collelre McDowell lva Marie Humphrey Berry Anderson Mrs. Billy Mashburn on in making Chrisfmas Z Humphrey, M. Jones, S. Jones, McDowell. Fourfh row: McHam, McLaughlin, Merriff, Moseley, Myers. Scolr, Silces, Sleele. Todd. Fiffh row: Vaughan, Wadford, C. Weaver. M, Weaver, Williams, Wylie. Look Toward New Horizons f Thru Record-Breaking Campaigns . . . l l i l Margarel Lylle, Layouf Ecli+org Randy Sliaellier, Associa+e Ecliiorg Billie Jean Crenshaw, Picfure Edi'l'org Marianna Snowden, Circularion Manager, Donna Wilson, Adveriising Manager: Anneile l-loplqins, Acfivifies Ecliforg ,Bgpberj ljlelsQn,wAssoci,a+e Ediforg Mamie Ruilwerford, Organizafions Ecli+org Laurie Wriglil, Acfivifies Eclifor. The Owl Bill Benner Phofograplwer Bill Beal Ricliard Jaclcson Assisiani' Pl1o+ograpl1er Assis+an+ Phofograplwe Delors Word Anecia Vessels Edi+or Business Manager OWL 0 94 l 9 ' . . . And Nerve-Racking Deadlines . . . Tis Time for Thanks... xnd so, in a loo limiled vocabulary and loo small a pace, l pause lo wrile ol my gralilude lo: 'he Paris News and Bill Thompson for piclures, help, nd advice. llharles Davis and Smilh Kiker, Jr. 'lor pholographic ssislance and know-how given lo lhe Slalf. 'he Sludenls for inleresl, help, and queslions. l hope 'ou like ihe book. 'he Facully for underslanding al' deadline lime, allow- ng sludenls lo miss class for piclure-making, lor keep- ng us posred on aclivilies in your class and in organiza- ions which you sponsor. Miss Marlha Hankins Facul+y Sponsor Below: Siall members reading proof and checking picfures for The l957 yearbook. Accurale proofing is essenlial io a good book. 'he Slail for The jokes, ihe nicknames, The shared uiiclies ihal' kepi us going when ii really goi rough. 'he Sponsor 'lor demanding only as much as she her- elf gave-her loesi. Del Om bdor-d Edifor ilafl members prepared copy and ediled piclures for fhe mrinler. This look concenlralion, rhoughl, and work. Above, Sfaff Assisianfs: Billie Earle Wilson, Zoel Daughlrey, Linda Boyd. Belfie Helen Skinner. These four sludenls helped our in The OWL office in every way They could. OWL 0 95 We Lived To Love It All! will .Y 'k i r 'if f fs f Jw faux Y 9' or m Qf'G mr All The EdiTor gave The ChrisTrnas Dinner ParTy. The STaTT Bill Beal gaThered in a Tew souvenirs prior To being seaTed aT The THSPA presenTed Miss l-lankins a knile and Tork4could iT have been BanqueT in DenTon. 1 a hinT Tor anoTher parTy? Below: CirculaTion Manager Marianna Snowclen presenTed OWL pins To Those who sold ThirTy or more yearbooks during The campaign. The Reward . . . l Why do we do iT? Why come early and wor laTe, spend gas and paTience To sell yearbooks ani ads, grab hamburgers and eaT aT school To mak deadlines? We aren'T a special group who dislik T sleeping laTe and eaTing Three hoT meals daily . . we like These Things as well as anyone when There i i sf fr mr i noThing beTTer To do! Can you believe iT is becaus OT hours oT laughTer . . . jokes abouT picTures, nicls names, even sTudying and Typing lisTsf7 We didn' H always grab a hamburger-guiTe oTTen we paTron 5 ized our adverTisers -or were inviTed To a sTal members home Tor a TeasT. Even long-awaiTe iackeTs were noT The real reason prompTing us. W did iT because we wanTed more Trom school Tha TexTbook learning-like working TogeTher and geo Ting To know many Types oT people Trom all wall- oT liTe . . . Thus, as our STaTT became one big happ Tamily we worked willingly To prepare This yea1 book Tor you. The cornpleTed book is our Tangibl reward: The inTangible rewards are numberlessl AT le'fT: We were measured Tor iackels in December, buT was much laTer when we received Them! OWL 0 96 Blueprints and Bridges Engineer Club Officers Dre-side-ni eeee.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,....,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,, . Larry Ayers Jige-Presideni ,, ,.,, ,,.,,, R onnie Avery Eecreiary ., , .. .,,. Bill Casileberry Bponsors ,,,, ,,,,,,, M rs. Perry Booih Mr. Sam Skidmore To encourage and promoie furiher inieresi in all 'fields of engineering is 'rhe aim oi The Engineer's Club. Guesi spealcers, iielol Trips, and visiiing manu- iaciuring planis in Norih and Easi Texas highlighiecl an inieresiing year. Only Junior ancl Senior boys who mainiain an 85 average are eligible for membership. These boys Found The secrei of having 'Fun while preparing for iheir chosen career. Top row: Averypc'-Xyersg. Bardin. Casileberry, Caviness, Second row: Couch, Cravens. Daughlrey, Denman, hird row: Ginsberg. Green, LaRue, Lilly. Madding. ourlh row: McMahan, Monlc, Moore, Muliens. Nolan. iffh row: Norris, Osborn, Pilger, Preire. Robinius. Feagan. Sixlh row: Rucker, Simmons, Smiih, Whiialcer, Womack. 'Whai ii Means lo be an Engineer was Jrhe subiecl for ihe 'alk made by Mr. John Slevens al ihe December meeiing Ji The Engineer's Club. Dishes had io be washed ailer siudenls of Morning Waich served refresh menis 'io ihe Engineers and fhemselves following ihe December meeling DOW f fha Ong YU uf Adminisfrafion ,Juan X 1 Q f H .W 'Q ,..... -..mx 5: K 'I W .:, E 8 5 , W , M , QWL 1 98 L H . ' , ' ' - 'LfS'i53ZKWIfk'm 'SN ,iff -'?S5:lf Vi'7 ASV 'KY ' K A f , ll, - f 5' ,,.s35is2'r'AY v' .WWW mm k 2 2 W, , if fi.-1.:fmfmy,Wl ,S 'gn : may S55 2 9 A ,A wmv H 2 sSw43,,gl,g,im,f 7 W u - ,- . ig .- , , f fweaxeiigssqa - Q ,ig2bs.,f,Q ' , , .g 1. K fi fflfmmf -'f' awfsffqausgvagfv .ef 2' Q, . 'fs .f,5il2f'? g :Q5f2S ?s:7Ff'f .Qi gf, 15,7 'iQ12f?i2EfE55iSz?fIL55f4423' A flax - - - - ' i V tvf,ig4gws Q4 P, L 'MEN ,Qi if K I 'ix xt WA X I' x gf. 'Tiana . 1 if f 3 2521 J! 'f 9' K , ? 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His mighly hanclshalfe, Those off-lhe-cuff speeches Jrhal lell' us rolling in lhe aisle: and bus'ring our buH'ons wi+h pride because he belongs +o us, his genuine inleresl in benelilinq our communily and ruining a hal' each foolball game- as he swea+s il oul ' on The bench-'rhese 'rhingf have won for him a place of honor in Jrhe hearl o' every Paris High School s+uolen+, pasl. presenl. ano fulure. The School Board Mr. Ray Wallers Presiclenl , working wi+h columns OT Tigures To lceep Mr. Freeman allocaTing money Tor every- hing Trom mimeograph paper To Type- wriTers. Mrs. Colcer's iob is To give her Tanding Board oT EducaTion has no place in Paris! Managing money maTTers, planning our TuTure, our School Board T ng Them The besT-TiTTed oT our com- muniTy To serve in This capaciTy. They erve Treely, wiThouT ThoughT oT being paid, Tor The good OT our youTh and progress oT our Town. The Business OTTice hums wi+h The cTiviTies OT iTs worlcers . . . Mrs. Boyers ur organizaTions ouT of The red . . . lowing smile To all who enTer The oTTice 'sfisw T nd To acT as righT-hand man Tor Mr. usTiss. The myThical, sTern and non-under- mploying Teachers, making policies, and rives To prove The voTers righT in Thinlc- Mrs. Jimmy Boyers, Business Secretary: Mr. W. H. Freeman, Business Manager: Mrs J. C. Coker. Secrefary To The SuperinTendenTg and Mr. JusTiss. Mr. WalTer Bassano Mr. Grady Fry Mr. Richard Hu+chison Second Vice-PresidenT Segfefary Mr. J. Walfon Skinner Mr. Cedric Townsend Dr. CourTney Townsend l:irsT Vice-PresidenT The Prlncipcll's Office The Hub of PHS Activity Principal Mr. Dee Cunningham BA., MS. A whis'l'le blows-The halls are clear! Someone caughi in ihe wrong-knees iremble . . . Frankly Folks is quieily spoken in a class meeiing- everyone siis forward io lisien, Mr. Cunninghan' is very much a pari of our memories ai PHS A principal wifh a sense of humor, a sofi hearl and a warm personaliiy is hard io find-Paris i lioriunaie io have him. Noi' only does he know each siuden+'s name, buf he knows his ambiiions inieresis, and background as well. If a praciica joke is pulled, we know who did ii'-a sly, sh smile iells lhe siory. l THRU THESE DOORS you meei our Mr. De Cunningham. I+'s noi hard 'ro 'l'9ll ihai he i proud of PHS and his young granddaughiei You as siuclenis know, 'for YOU WERE THERE Gail Sfreefy and JoAnne Williams helped Mrs. C. O. l-lickman, Office Secrefary, during . fhe fhird period. y lil Af righf: Mr. Cunningham insfrucfed office assisfanfs Carolyn Brown, Mary Frances Shar- P , 3. 4.1 i rock, Ralphann l-losfefler, Molly Phemisfer, r Bonnie Sue Evans, and lmy Lou Caviness in fhe dufies of office helpers, Paris High School, Gail Sfreefy speaking. No, l'm sorry, classes cannof be inferrupfed. Would you like fo leave a message? Pink slips were fhe popular frend for phone calls as fhe office assisfanfs ran from class fo class delivering fhem fo fhe sfudenfs. lf was a new way of delivering messages which helped fhe sfudenfs Office Assisfanfs Office assisfanfs earn an acfivify credif for a year's work. The credif does nof counf foward graduafion, buf if does rafe high in recommendafions for college and obfaining posifions in fhe business world. This business course nof only includes delivering messages, answering fhe felephone, and recording absences, buf also fyping records, delivering mail, and helping Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Hickman in every possible way. .lf and feachers very much. Excuse me for inferrupfing your class, buf did you puf your record of absences in fhe folder? This gues- fion had fo be asked when feachers gof foo busy fo leave fhe record for fhe office assisfanf. Af leff: One of fhe many dufies of sfu- denfs who work in fhe Principal's Office is fo carefully record fhe daily affend- ance. Mr. Gibson is shown here insfrucf- ing a group of office assisfanfs, Niki Smifh, Becky Edwards, Sandra Perkins, Ella B. Melvin, Suzanne Roden, and Nancy Wiseman. OWL ' 'IO3 Assembly Emcees , ..., Fron'I' row: Barnellr, Shiver, Word, Mackey, Edwards, Back row: Qgbnrn, Shaeffei,,,D.aQghiLrey Simpson, Tiemann, Coleman. Fleming, Skinner, lvlonkidelsonjlohnson. Poise, personali+y, pleasing appearance, and sludenls. To be an emcee is a privilege open only voice were lhe characlerisiics which gualilied lhese lo Juniors and Seniors. Assembly CommiH'ee To give lhe besl in enlerlainmenl, lo secure Jrhe guesl speakers, and lo keep lhe sludenls informed were lhree aims of Jrhe assembly commiilee. Composed of bolh sludenls and leachers, lhis com- millee worked long and hard and racked ils brain To secure memorable and exlra- ordinary programs. A+ righ+: Crain, Ayers, Boolh, Maness, Slone, l-lealh, Hyde, and Edwards dis- cuss lulure assembly programs. The Cuslodians Those enfruslecl wilh keeping our school in running order are our friendly cuslodians. The piclure a+ lell shows Mr. Cunningham, giving inslruclions To Mr. B. F. Davis, lvlarll Woolen, D. C. Edwards, and Enola Dabbs. Our 'four cuslodians, even wilh lheir many dulies, always find lime lo lend helping hands lo serve sludenls and lacully in every possible way. Rendering Service to You he Guidance Office assisranrs, who greeled you wifh a smile, are Carol Mary Helene Busler was also an assisranr in rhe Guidance assano. Palsy Bray, Jill Koenig, Barbara While, Janice Davis, Karol Bono, Office. In rhe picrure she discusses delails of 'lhe office nd Phyllis Sfone, work wirh Mrs. Boofh. Mrs. Boo'I'h nor only is our school counselor, bul' she also co- rn? Zerrhyh asain Mrs. Ill. Perry sponsors rhe Engineer's Club and arranges Jrhe assembly programs. CaJnsel'ar' sahaoi Nurse CI b She specializes in organizarion and in doing loo much. Worlcing wirh W Id H'T S , F i S u . Asseiribly oirgfiior Domi U we me Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Boorh has healrh records of every srudenl in school. C -s E ' ' CI b .. . . . . . O pomr ngmeers U In addihon ro running a very efhcienr office, you can hear her high heels clicking 'rhru rhe halls mos? any lime of Jrhe day. ne of ihe services rendered by our school nurse is ro Roberr Norris, Joe Srevens. Johnny Jackson, and Glendell Baker, Audirorium esr 'rhe hearing of each s'ruden+..The picrure above Assisranrs, worked diligenrly 'ro prepare The srage and handle rhe audio equip- hows Mrs. Perry giving Sarah Todd a hearing rear. menl' for all assemblies and pep rallies. OWL' 105 The Library Fills Cultural Needs The Library A librarian al Pl-IS musr have sieady nerves, a slroni voice, and an economy-sized borile of aspirin ai all lime: Her dulies are many and varied. They include finding X +ravel-advenlure wirh lois of piclures Jrhal could be rear before English class nexl period and looking for well-hidde references during rerm-lheme season. She musl be able Jr repair books, keep rhe shelves slraighl, sponsor The Librar Club, and keep 'lhe noise down +o a dull roar. She has Jr lisien lo a dilferenl sob slory every day- Bur Mrs. Rawlingf I Iosl' lhe book and I cannol find il anywhere. I can'+ pa for il uniil nexl' week. Could I go ahead and lake rhe 'res and pay when I can?J' Could you qualify 'lor rhis iob? Wel ! Mrs. Rawlings can and does every day ai PHS. The Library Club The members of 'rhis club keep an eagle eye wiih Mr: Rawlings over ihe PI-IS sludenrs in lhe library. They wor hard ai lhe iob of checking oul books and keeping 'rh Linda Sue Byers and Mrs. Rawlings look up a book in 'lhe card index. shelves in order. They work volunlarily for you, bul' ihey d , receive an aciivily credil. Mrs. L. A. Rawlings BA., BA. in L.S. Librarian Sponsor, Library Club Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class The Library Club Members, Iefl lo right Gibbens, James, Chambers. Fosler, Smallwood, C. Bowden. Johnson, Tiemann. Pledger, J Bowden, Shew, Byers. la gel rl il OWLIIO6 The Tune's the Thing Music Music-lhe universal language has been laken lo lhe hearl ol Pl-lS-in a malerial way! The new band hall is a monumenl' lo our enlire music deparlmenl and an apprecialed addilion 'ro our school . . . even if we cannol hear lhe chorus al 'lhe lhird period, we can slill hear lhe band lirsl period in The fall! Music sludenls griped aboul gelling 'l'o 'lhe marching field early bul clidn'l really mind, lor lears were shed as lhe lasl' band show was given. The mollo ol lhe chorus lhis year was Wanl lo buy a piece ol lhe world's linesl' chocolale? ll s my lasl' piece-unlil l open anolher sack. Bul il paid oll and nexl year's chorus won'l have lo buy lheir own iackels. Miss Donaldson's bubbling over wilh willy sayings and Mr. Weger's looking like a new penny mighl be 'lhe reason lhal a music class lorighlens lhe enlire day! Mr. Wager and Miss Donaldson lalk over a piece of music 'lor lhe chorus. Mr. Floyd Weger Miss Celia Donaldson B,A., M.A. B.S., M.S. Bands Chorus lBlue Blazes, Blue Flamesl English Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Music Assislanls: Gillie, Grooms, Mackey, Baker, Shiver, and Perkins. Mrs. Floyd Weger praclices wilh lhe ward school musicians in lhe Band l-lall. 5 OWL 0 107 Nevin Douglas. assisled by members of Miss Crain's English Miss Crook. Head of lhe English Deparlmenl. look lime ou? from her class. gave an illuslraled falk abou? his experiences in Japan. worlc lo lel 'rhe 'pholographer snap 'rhis piclure. Seniors, nofe 'lhe English assignmenf on lhe boardl Understanding Thru Languages . . . Languages-lool of man +oward world peace, and an obvious parl of PHS-a 'fad easily proved by +he babel in +he halls al noon! Trademarks of lhese courses have found irreplaceable spois in our memory. The English +eacher's blackboard ari' work clarified our idea of a casile or plol of a boolc-Jrhey may nor have had lhe iouch of Rembrandt buf They cerfainly go? over fhe poinl. Lai'in derivaiive noieboolcs and plus reporis . . . Spanish pinafas and souih-of-Jrhe-border visifors . . . frying To discover jus? how Caesar broughl up his Jrroops . . . Jrhese are earmarlcs of Lafin and Spanish classes. We may nol remember a single declension or English poei, buf we'll never forgef Those who worked so hard +0 malce us maslers of many fongues. PHS English Faculfyz Miss Wilson, Mrs. Snow, Miss Crain, Mrs. Baize, and Mrs. Healh. M '--- --nge-wwwfvwm-ww my-Wm ,,-ww-mu- sqm.-mar' M- ii'f -we-wwf-w hsiv- Wars--n1 l'low does one malce a Spanish pinala? Mrs. Golharcl answ lhe queslion lor lhese +wo Spanish sludenls. English and Foreign Languages Mrs. A. L. Baize B.A., M.A. English Sponsor, F.T.A. Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Miss Mallie Belle Crook B.B.A., M.A. Head, English Deparlmenf Sponsor, N.H.S. Coach, Ready Wrifers Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class Mrs. W. M. Heath BA., M.A. English Sponsor, Poel's Club Co-Sponsor, Junior Class Mrs. W. H. Snow B.S. English Co-Sponsor, Junior Class Miss Sfella Mae Crain B.A., MA. English Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class Mrs. P. C. Golhard A.B. Spanish Algebra Sponsor, Spanish Club Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mrs. W. G. Sluder B.A. Lalin Sponsor, Lalin Club and J. C. L. Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Miss Mary Wilson B.A., M.A. English Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor, N.H.S. limb fmlld 1050 . Belo! . under . A Nei , Willm lids 39,31 Sblllli Alwql Qy ri gy llir ami: ' In M :law ' Wflh .-.,---Iwlv'l' ' 'E' ,-f ? 'i Sam Denman and Marla Loven helped lo keep lhe Lalin bullelin board up-lo-dale. Nole 'lhe Lalin phrases in common use. Mrs. Sluder proudly shows Mrs. Golhard one of 'lhe beaulilul Lalin scrapbooks. E 3 z 5 Z Ma+h Teachers-Mr. Lively, Mr. Barneii, Mr. Mullens, and Mr. Williams- discuss The fine poinTs of The quesTion of The momenT. I Above: These boys were anxious To answer maTh quesTions for Mr. Mullens. Below: These Seniors apply The slide rule in physics and higher maTh wiTh fine precision. Science of Figures MaThemaTics MaThemaTics--The science oT Tigures . . . no wonder The boys excel in This Tieldl We Seniors were required To Take general maTh7 Freshmen clon'T know whaT They are missing if They skip iT . . .The saTisTacTion ThaT came wiTh solving problems . . . and Tor Those who couldn'T solve Them, well, lnTo each liTe some rain musT Tall. Convincing Mr. Mullens ThaT The sky woulcln'T Tall iT we Tailed To have a TesT on Wednesday was impossible . . . Trying To Tollow Mr. Williams' shorT cuTs in algebra was iusT as hard. Then There was GeomeTry . . . enough said. l hear ThaT Those who Took higher maTh had To do a liTTle sTudying on The side . . . buT every biT oT The chalk on our hands was worTh iT in knowledge gained. Mr, Pefer BarneTT B.S. Algebra Geomefry Assisianl Foolball Coach Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mr. Lesler Mullens B.S., M.S. MaThemaTics Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mr. Paul Lively B.S., M.Ed. Mafhemalics Assislanf Foofball Coach Track Coach Co-Sponsor, Junior Class Mr. B. M, Williams B.S., M.A. Malhemafics Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Anne STeinheimer hesiTaTes over a maTh problem Tor Mr. Lively. Many oT you can remember being in Anne's posiTion. Tor YOU WERE THERE. Past, Present, Fufu re Hislory Hislory-l956-57 was a big year 'lor The his'l'ory eparrmenl, especially around eleclion lime wilh a ml ol polilical discussion llying around. Miss Oliver 1sl'can'l' undersland why her sludenls born in '4l and l2 don'l remember World War ll. Things gol' a lillle iflicull' loward lhe end of lhe year . . . slrained ears ver You Were There records, bloodshol eyes from aading lhe board, and grey hairs over final exams . . we almosl drove lhe librarians wild looking for Jurce malerial, bul as a resull ol lhese lrials and ibulalions. PHS Graduales go our THRU THESE 'OORS beller prepared lo be lhe backbone and 'amina ol +omorrow's America. Mr. R. F. Edwards BA., MA. Civics, Economics American Hislory Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class l Miss Marlha Hankins B,A., MA. American Hisfory Texas Hislory Sponsor, The Owl Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class Mr. Felix Gibson B.S. World Hislory Office Assisfanl Sponsor, Sludenl Council Co4Sponsor, Junior Class Miss Mariio Oliver BA., M.A. World Hislory Speech Co-Sponsor, Senior Class These Junior boys eagerly looked al Indian relics wilh Mr. Edwards in his classroom. Hislory Teachers, Mr. Edwards. Miss l-lankins. Miss Oliver. and Mr. Gibson discuss a poinl of inleresl on lhe map, World l-lislory sludenls enioyed sludying maps and making maps. Below: American l-lislory sludenls learn aboul' sludy ol The World News ol The Week. These enioying lheir reading, world evenls from lheir lhree girls seem lo be 'L ' . ' , 'Zf' - 5 lv fi? . if TTB' i ' 9 f iii' 4 e 5.1 rx, mpg Mr. Berry, Miss Hicks, Mr. Duncan Volleyball keeps P.E, girls lrim. A lol of baslceiball is under way in boys' P.E. Physical Educalion Physical Educalion-ihe building of heallhy boclief . . . if you survive lhose calisihenicsl Remember run ning ihru lhe rain from The gym lo school . . . lhose exciling games of volleyball on a cold, windy morning . . . The uller confusion ol lhe dressing room on ihe clays lhe bell iaileol lo go oil, and we haol live minulez lo clress ancl gel lo lhe nexi class? Recall lhe aimosl bhere oi lhe gym-whislles blowing, balls bouncing, lhe viclory cry al The end oi a lournamenl, an excilinc game oi baseball? These lhings made our P.E. days memorable! Mr. Raymond Berry Miss Francenia Hicks Mr, Tommy Duncan B.A., M.E. B.S,, M.S. B.S., M.Ed. Physical Educalion Physical Educalion Bookkeeping, Typing Head Foolball Coach Sponsor, Junior Class Junior Business Training Aihlelic Direclor Sponsor, Yell Leaders Physical Eduqafion Assislanl Foolball Coach Assislani Baskelloall Coach Co-Sponsor, Freshman Clasi Baseball Coach Co-ordination, the Byword W., l-leallh classes are a vilal parl ol physical educalion. P.E. assisianls, Coleman, Mclvlinn, Bales. Simpson. Slamper, ano Caviness. 'fry oul lhe new phone in lhe gym office. Science Science-The sludy of our physical world lalces physical labor! Wrile-ups and drawings made midnile lighls burn . . .and low grades on +esl's laughl us how lhe nervous syslem worlcs . . . ll all began wilh general science and learning lo lell cirrus from cumulus clouds. We 'lhen dug in lor some dillicull worl4 in biology. Those who survived wem' on lo chemislry and physics. Loolc oul, cilizens of 'lomorrow , . . your world may smell like lhe chemislry lab in lhe springl Mrs. Lucile Slifelman Mr. C. A. Dempsey B.A. B.S., M.S. Biology General Science, Commercial Chemislry Law, World l-lisfory Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Assislanl Foolball Coach Tennis Coach Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Mr. Charles E. Thielman BA., M.A. Science, Malhernalics Co-Sponsor, ,Freshman Class Sponsor, Key Club Learning Whys, Wherefores Mr. Skidmore shows Smilh Mullens and Ronnie Avery a scienlilic device. Mr. Dempsey inlroduces his general science class 'ro chemislry room. lhe Mr. Thielman, Mrs. Slilelrnan, Mr. Dempsey Chemislry sludenls 'fry Their hand al producing weird smells. Science assislanls, Monk, Redus. Womack. Flelcher, Allen, Oakes, and Fendley. +ry lheir hand al pulling Mr, Bones logelher. 441 'Q A sludenl may earn lhree creclils in music, band or chorus or a combirwalion of bolh. Vocalional subiecls represenr lwenly-lwo and one-hall available creclils a+ Paris High School. W7 V Slrudy hall is a good pla sevenleen credils requir Credit Count at . The library supplies ample research malerial lor English, 'Foreign languages, journalism am speech, a lolal of eleven and one-hall credils M Eric when earning fhose Four and oneehalf credifs are offered in fhe field of social sciences. Four credifs are available in science. One credif is offered in physical educafion. including healfh educafion. I aduafion. . Paris High School Five credifs in nnafhernafics falce a lof of figuring, buf many sfudenfs earn all five credifs offered af Paris l-ligh School. 'x i col Lf -x l Elllw K ArT sTudenTs. Margie PuckeTT and Charles lngrarn, made adverTising displays oT papierrmache. VocaTional VocaTional-WiTh ThaT moneTary gleam in our eye, we sTruggled wiTh numbers in bookkeeping, Time TesTs in Typing, and dicTaTion in shorThand. The call oT The Tireplace and a well-cared-Tor home became The inspiraTion oT Those who burned Their Tingers in The homennaking labs. The do-iT-yourselT boys Trom shop surprised us by making usable ob- iecTs. Mr. Fagan had The hardesT iob oT all-Trying To keep ThaT new blue and whiTe sTudenT-driving car in one piece! BuT we shall walk Thru These Doors inTo a bold, cold business world prepared Tor whaTever rnighT come . . . be iT To sew on a buTTon, sow seeds, or Tix a moTor, The Tricks oT our Trades have been well TaughT by The yocaTional Teachers oT Paris l-ligh School. Planting a Vocational Dream . . . Miss Euna Anderson B.S., M.S. Hornernaking Co-Sponsor, F.l-LA. Co-Sponsor, Junior Class RoberT l-ledger and Jerry Brackeen Try geTTing Their bookkeeping The easy way-iT There is one! OWL'116 Mr. recipe Mrs. Kelley Sforey Mr. Dixon Shelfon B.S. B.S., M.S. Homemaking VocaTional Agriculture Co-Sponsor, F.H.A. Sponsor, F.F.A. Sponsor, Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class ShelTon shows Miss Anderson and Mrs. STorey his TayoriTe Typing siudenls counl lheir errors and figure lheir scores. Bobbie Cope and Norma Busby siruggle fo Thread a machine in clolhing. . . . and Watching If Grow to Reality Mr. Roberf E. Fagan Mr. John N. Sfevens Mrs. Raymond Dixon Mrs. Billy Mashburn Mr. Sam Skidmore B.S. BA., M.A. B.S. B.S. B.S., M.S. Sfudenl Driving Woodworking, Mafhemafics, Shorfhand Hornernalcinq Physics, Machine Shop Basketball Coach Mechanical Drawing, Golf Coach Typing Co-Sponsor, F.H,A. Co-Sponsor, Sophomore Class Assislanf Foorball Coach Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Freshman Class Co-Sponsor, Junior Class Mr. Skidmore explains his lalesl invenlion lo 'lhese vocalional leachers: Mr. Fagan, Mr, Slevens, Mrs. Dixon, and Mrs. lvlashburn. The Student Council . . . Proiedrs CommiHee Chairman ElizabeTh l-lorn oulrlines The special proiecTs Tor The year To her com- miTTee, Pamela BryanT, Diane Walker, CharloTTe l-laynes, Linda Thrash, and Lacrecia ScoTT. The proiecTs commiTTee joined wiTh The Key Club in remodeling The projec- Tion room, a long-needed improvemenT aT Paris l-ligh. STudenT Council Officers The STudenT Council OTTicers, elecTed by popular voTe oT The sTudenTs in The spring, assumed Their posiTions oTTicially aTTer The Tormal insTallmenT service in The audiTorium aT The beginning oT The school year. The oTTi- cers aTTended worlcshops in neighboring schools To learn how To beTTer serve Paris l-ligh and iTs sTudenTs. They broughT home new ideas and spread good will Tor Paris. AT leTT, PresidenT Johnny Burlfe oT Paris Junior Colleges STudenT Council pins The sTudenT council colors on PresidenT Ronnie Byers, as Treasurer Jill Koenig, SecreTary Mary Louise Simpson, and Vice PresidenT Eddie Towers awaiT Their Turn To be oTTicially insTalled. T DedicaTion Commihlee Mr. Felix Gibson, STudenT Council Sponsor, gives lasT minuTe insTrucTions To co-chairmen James Bowman and Eddie Towers while Ronnie Byers, Linda Sue Byers, Sandra BlisseTT, Shirley Johnson, and Vivian Tiemann loolc on. NOT only did This Memorial DedicaTion CommiTTee purchase The monumenT, buT They also ar- ranged The dedicaTion ceremony which was held aT The TronT OT The school on November ll, IQ56. was ' Special Evenfs CommiH'ee The Special Evenls Commillee was made up ol four represenlaiives from each of The four classes. l-lere Senior Represenlalive Mary Louise Simpson gives inslruclions abou? Dales Dugoul lo Delors Word, Judy Sherman, Alice McWhirler, Anila Presented the Franlclin, Mary Nell Flelcher, Jo Anne Bowen, San- dra Slamper, Orby Broolcs, Larry Abshire, Douglas Bryans, James Bowman, Scoli Gdom, Jay Bowman, Bob Rodgers, and Larry Fendley. Memorial Monument . . . Fire Commission The efficieni' worlc of our Fire Commission assured lhe sludenls a safe and speedy exif from The building during lire drills lhroughoul lhe year of l956-57. Al righl, Chairman Roberl Womaclc gives inslruclions lo Johnny Jackson, Larry Abshire, Tommy Smilh, Johnny Howard, and James Bailey. Clean Up CommiH'ee Carrying on +he program begun in l956, The Clean Up Commiflee worked lo lceep our school in order. Boys wilh lrash baslceis roamed lhe halls during lheir sludy periods lo pichli up any lilier lhal siudenlrs mighl have leli. Again The live dollar awards were given lo lhe cleanesl' room each monlh. Leif +o righl: Herbie Camp- bell, Denis Franlf, Carolyn Jones, Beclcy Ausmus, Milce Sweeney, and Nancy l-louse. and Guided the Student Body CiTizenship CommiTTee The CiTizenship CommiTTee hashes and re-hashes gualiTies oT ciTizenship Tound in The sTudenTs oT our school beTore lisTing BesT CiTizen Nominees Trom each class. LeTT To righT The commiTTee was Mrs. Snow, Miss Donaldson, Miss Wilson, Mr. Gibson. Miss Crain, Mrs. Baize, and Mrs. l-leaTh. ProiecTion Club Examining The proiecTor are These members OT The ProiecTion Club: RoberT Brunson, Franlq Polhemus, Charles Allen, Donald MorTon, Tom Scroggins, Sammy Cunningham, Milce Robinius, Gary Cummings, Bobby Norris, J. C. l-lodge, Ronnie Avery. Jimmy Gaylor, William Beal, Johnny Redus, John Grounds, Joe Gage, and Joe Early. Bobby Norris is The member shown giving The demonsTraTion. Memorial DedicaTion The STudenT Council presenTed our Town and our school wiTh a monumenT, honoring Those graduaTes oT Paris l-ligh School who made The supreme sacriTice in World War Il and The Korean AcTion. The service was held in TronT oT The building, and The program included Taps, a speech by Mr. John Shuler, The reading of The names on The monumenT, and The singing oT The Lord's Prayer. The gen- eral public was inviTed. -sc. ,, f- scrum af 4 Mr. Cunningham and James Bowman, Senior Class President se? ine dafes for fmporfanf end-oi school acfivifles. Classes OWL' 121 Senior Class Officers J Presidenl' James Bowman Vice-Presidenl J Tommy Whilalcer i Secrelary i Shirley Johnson X Treasurer l Billie Jean Crenshaw Their job was lo plan, prepare and presenl ideas lo The class . . . lo represenl The class and lo do 'rheir besl lo make lhe Senior Year perlecl . . . mission accomplished. Lefl +o righfz Whilalcer, Crenshaw. Johnson. Bowman Hof Elections Start Senior Boll Rolling Corneil Abeles l Freshman Class President 54 Who's Who. Baslcelloall, Foolball, Band, Sophomore Class Presidenl, l-li+Y, Sludenl Council l4 Yearsl, Vice Presidenl and Par- liamenlarian, Junior Home-room Chaplain, Senior l-lomeroom Presidenl, Key Club Vice Presidenl, Nl-lS Treasurer. 56 Who's Who. Charles Scoll Adams . June Alexander Drum Major Band 54, Tri-l-li-Y. Bob Armslrong Chorus. Jack Armslrong Cora Mae Ashford FHA, Tri-l-li-Y, PNC Corresponding Secrelary. Ronnie Avery Hi-Y, Projeclion Club. Shirley Ann Aydeloll FHA. fflgrry Ayers Sludenl Coun ', Foolball, Baslcelball, Baseball. , i- , HS, Aud. Assislanl, Assembly Com. OWL' 122 ,-ss, M fi ,f s-s.--f of ffy. 1' Ms.-1a.fsfass.s.szg:m-iz: - i. n Y John Baller FFA. l-li-Y. Benny Bardin Hi-Y. Larry Barringfon FFA. Carol Bassa no Lalin Club. Torch Rep.. JCL. FNC, Guidance Assislanf. Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, NHS, FHA, Junior Homeroom Vice President M aiorelie. Wanda Bafes FHA, Lafin Club, JCL, Physical Educalion Assisianl. 1 ' Bill Black John W. Blaussinganle Band 'Vice President All-Slale Band, Chorus. Hi-Y. Junior Homeroorn Vice President Charlene Bowden Lafin Club, JCL, FNC 56 Secreiary-Treasurer and Presidenl 57, Tri-Hi-Y, Lib. Club. FHA. James Mason Bowman Lafin Club, JCL, Band. FFA, Hi-Y. Key Club, Sfudenl Council, Senior Class Presidenf. Joyce Bowman FHA. James Boyd Spanish Club. Traclc. An n agngefla--Bratflffienw 'MAE A ,. ,QQ Ll!'lCil ,,,, .Owl 'As s-islini.-fLa+h1 ClUbf' JCL, Tri.:-lily? so Jerry N. Braclceen es Brooks Salery Palrol, Track, Chorus, 55 Who's Who, Key Club, Senior Homeroom President Sludenl Council, Foolball, Hi-Y. Key Club Sergeani'-ar-Arms. Nancy Marie Brown Chorus, Band, FHA, Lalin Club, JCL, Tri-Hi-Y. lJimm Brownin Y 9 l FFA, Fooiball, Senior Homeroorn Vice Presidenf, l Roberl N. Brunson ' FFA, Hi-Y. Proieclion Club, Senior Owl Assis'lan+. Sherry DuWayne Brya n+ Spanish Club, FNC, FHA, NHS, Tri-Hi-Y, 56 Who's Who, Senior Horneroom Secrelary- Treasurer. OWL 0123 Senior Class Sponsors Head Sponsor Mrs. Raymond Dixon Co-Sponsors Mrs. A. L. Baize Miss Mariio Oliver Mrs. W. G. Sluder Mr. John N. Slevens Mrs. Lucile Slilelman Mr. B. M. Williams The Seniors owe much lo Jrhese sponsors for lheir guidance lhrouqh high school. Each spon- sor has lalcen an inleresl in The class and won rhe respecl and qralilude of lhe class. Lefl' lo righl: Dixon, Oliver, Baize, Sluder, Slevens, Slilelman, Williams Seniors Head Toward Goal - Graduation James E. Burchinal FFA. Joyce Busler Chorus, FHA. Mary Helene Busler Presidenl FHA, Chorus, Guidance Assislanl. Ronnie Byers Freshman Fayorile, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Owl Sweelhearl Nominee, Hi-Y, Safely Palrol, Lalin Club, JCL, Sludenl Council Presideni, Sludenl' Council Member 4 Years, Junior Class Presidenl. Junior Home- room Vice Presidenl. Kafharine Milne Cagle Lalin Club, JCL, BMA, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, FHA. Herberl Herbie Campbell X Proieclion Club, Baslcelball. Baseball, Hi-Y. Senior Homeroom President Junior Class Vice Presidenl. Sludenl Council Chaplain, NHS, Foolball All- Dislricl Second Team, Fire Comm. Bobby Carico Carole Carnahan Lalin Club, JCL. Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. Bobby Caviness Library Assislanl: Proieclion Club, Lalin Club Presideril. JCL, Key Club Secrelary, NHS Presi- denl. OWL' 124 lmy Lou Caviness Lalin Club, JCL, FTA, FNC, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Assisfanl, NHS, FHA, Physical Educafion Assislanl. Jimmy Chapman FFA Presidenl. Roberl L. Chealham Track, Hi-Y. David Cecil Clarlrson Track. Dorofhy Sue Clarkson Physical Educalion Assislanl, FHA. Beverly Clemons Lalin Club, JCL. FNC, FHA Vice Presidenl Chapler l, Office Assislanl, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. Ellen Coleman Lalin Club Vice Presidenl. JCL, FNC, Freshman Class Vice President Guidance Assislanl, 55 Who's Who, Junior Erncee Allernale, Tri-Hi-Y Hislorian, Physical Fducalion Assislanf, 56 Who's Who, NHS, Senior En-icee, FHA, FTA Parliamenlrarian. Tennis, Junior Yell Leader, Senior Yell Leader Secrelary. Jerry Cofhran Proieclion Club, Hi-Y. Jerry Couch Hi-Y, Spanish Club Il Vice Presidenl, Tennis, Chorus. Fred Council, Jr. FFA, Chorus. Mary Alice Cox Chorus. James Cravens Spanish Club. Hi4Y, Senior Homeroom Secrelary- Treasurer. Billie Jean Crenshaw 54 Owl Sweelhearl. Freshman Favorile, FHA. Sophoe more Class Treasurer. Junior Class Secrerary. Tri-Hi-Y, FTA. Junior Horneroorn Secrelary, Senior Class Treas+ urer, Senior Homeroom Chaplain, Piclure Edilor 57 Owl. Belly Lee Criscoe FHA, Lalin Club. JCL. Spanish Club. Daymon Cunningham Esfell Day FHA. Charles DeWiH FFA, 55 Who's Who. David H. Dickson Lalin Club, JCL. Chorus, 55 Who's Who, Hi-Y, Golf. 56 Owl Pholo. OWL ' 125 Senior Seals We haled lo see ihe '56 Seniors leave . . . didn'+ feel ready io assume ihe role ol sophis- iicarion needed io fill iheir shoes . . . bui' everyone coniribuied and ihe Class of i957 soon emerged from ihe cocoon oi common- aliiy io ihe magical world of senioriiy . . . hanging campaign posiers in ihe siill of ihe nighi . . . Jrhe old feeling ihal' came wiih ordering rings . . . lorcling over ihe eniire school . . . Seniors ai lasi. We occupy Senior seals for lhe lirsi lime, Seniors Take Their Place as Leaders of School Elizabeih Dingman FHA, Chorus. Glen Dixon FFA, l'li-Y. Becky Edwards Band Secreiary, Flaglaearer, Freshman Owl Assisi- anl. Laiin Club, JCL. FNC, Library Clulo, All- Slale Band, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA Rep., NHS Rep., Emcee, Oiiice Assislani. Jaclc Ellis Band Publiciiy Chairman, Laiin Club, JCL, Co-Fdiior Hodie Ei Heri, l-li-Y, Poel s Corner. Richard Enloe Band. Laiin Club, JCL. l-li-Y, Music Assisiani, All- Siale Band, Senior l-lomeroom Vice Presidenf. Bonnie Sue Evans Fl-lA, Tri-l-li-Y, Oliice Assisiani. Fred Thomas Fangio Band. Spanish Club, Chorus, Key Club, Senior Home- room Vice Presideni. Bobby Feagan Spanish Club, l-li-Y. Sharon Lee Fleming Chorus Siudeni Direcior, Trifl-li-Y, NHS. Emcee, Chorus Publiciiy. OWL' 126 dean Foreman HA. Tri'Hi-Y, Chorus. Joe Gage Laiin Club, JCL, Proieciion Club. Hi-Y, Sophomore Junior Yell Leader, Senior Yell Leader Treasurer. Yvonne Gage Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, FHA. Billy Jack Gain FPA. Jackie Ray Gilberi' William Edward Goforfh Foofball, Baseball, FFA, Senior Homeroom Vice President oberf Gr y ii Benny Green Hi-Y, Laiin Clulo, JCL, Key Club, NHS. Walra Marie Green FHA, Spanish Club, FNC, Tri-Hi-Y. Chorus. FTA. onald Alvin Grooms and, Lalin Club, JCL, Chorus, Key Club, Music ssislant All-Slate Band. Polly Haynes Treasurer Spanish I Club, Secrerary Spanish ll Club, FHA. Tri-Hi-Y, FTA Treasurer. Gerald Herring Traclc. loe Higgs Zand, Hi-Y, Junior Homeroom Vice President Douglas Hines Jerald Cour+ney Hodge FFA. Proieciion Club. arry Wayne Hod e n e oplrins FHA Parliameniarian Chapter ll. Chorus. Activities Edilor 57 Owl. Elizabelh Ann Horn Lalin Club, JCL, FHA Treasurer Chapter II, PNC, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Homeroom President Siu- denf Council. OWL D127 Regislralion We relurned from summer vacalions evenlj lanned and dignified looking . . . somelhinq we lhouqhl we would never be . . . surelj was nice lo be called sir and ma'am bj 'rhe Freshmen . . . Seems like everylhing ws did was 'For 'rhe final lime al PHS . . . ou lasl 'lime lo be in Slum' Niqhl, lo march in 1 hall-lime show, lo enroll lwe hopel . . . Trier lo fix classes lo be wiih lhe gang . . . we har lo make This year lhe besl . . . ll was our lasl Teachers helped us make schedules in Augusl, Seniors Juggle Schedules fo Be With Friends we Mabel Hughes FHA, Lalin Club, JCL, Tri-Hi-Y. Royce Hulchins Hi-Y, Foolball. Mary Hulson l Bill Hullo Fire Comm., Track, Hi-Y. Foolball. Charles C. Ingram FFA. Chloie lngram Sludenl Council, Maiorelle l4 Yearsl, 54 Who' Who, FHA, Junior Homeroom Chaplain, Junio Owl Sweelhearl Nominee, Junior Class Treasurer Senior Homeroorn Secrelary-Treasurer, Senior Ow Sweelhearl Nominee, 55 Who's Who. Frank H. Jackson Sludenl Council, Baskelball, Baseball, Foolball 55 All Dislricl and All-Slale Second Team, Track, Safel Palrol, Chorus, Hi-Y. Glenda Marlyn James FNC, FHA Serqeanl-al-Arms Chapler l, Lalin Club JCL, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club. Earl W. Jellon FFA. OWL' 128 iarbara Jean Johnson FHA, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, Ogficde Assisianl, Junior Homer9Qm.J?feside.niL FTA, fu eni' Council. FNC. 'N'emJohnson Lalin Club, JCL. Shirley Johnson Band, FHA. Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Music Assisi- anl, Presiclenl FTA. Siudeni Council, Senior Home- room Presidenl, Library Club, NHS Secrelary, Poe+'s Corner. Emcee, Lalin Club Treasurer, JCL, Secreiary Senior Class, Junior Homeroom Vice Presidenl. Edgar Earl Johnsion Spanish Club. Olen Jordan Foolball, Baslcelball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Laiin Club, JCL, Sludeni Council, Junior Homeroom Presidenf. Joan Kerr Physical Educalion Assisianf. FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. John W. King Myra King FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Senior Homeroom Secreiary. Jill Koenig La+in Club, Tri-Hi-Y Corresponding Secrelary Junior, Senior Presideni Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Home- room Secreiary. 55 Who's Who, FHA, Siudeni Council Treasurer, NHS, Guidance Assislanl, 56 Who's Who, JCL Rep. Ereifa Konlzle HA, FNC. Ronald Kyle Siudeni' Council, JCL. Laiin Club, Baseball, Foolball, Hi-Y, Aud. Assislani, Baskeiball, Sophomore Class Vice Presiclerii, 56 Who's Who. arland Lam Joe Landers FFA. Galen Lane FFA. , Barbara Lasfer l FHA. Shirley LeFlore Laiin Club, JCL, FHA, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Assisianf. Kenneih G. Li'H'le FFA. Chorus, Track. James Larry Loven Laiin Club Treasurer, JCL, All-Si'a'l'e Band, Sludeni' Direcior Band, Fire Comm., Hi-Y, Safeiy Palrol, Spanish Club I Presidenl, Junior Home- room President Siucleni' Council. OWL 0129 Class Pic+ures Some days we'll never Torqelr . . . like 'rhe day our rings came . . . +he boys didn'+ seem 'rc wear +heirs long . . . Days we look class pic lures in while nel drapes. while coals anc black 'ries . . . Nalional Scholarship Meri? Exan' leii us limp . . .Answered roll wi'rh I Lilce llce' or Madly for Adlai' '... ale crow 'rhe nexl day . . . lnilialed Juniors inlo l-li-Y and Trif Hi-Y . . . worked off demerils . . . The redl le'Her days are forever memorable. l We dressed up for our class piciures. ' i Seniors Pose for OWL Pictures the Lost Time - Margare+ Lyile Spanish Club, FNC, Tri-Hi-Y, Layoui' Edilor 57 Owl Mariha Mackey l Fl-lA, Band Drum Major, Library Club, Junior Homei i room President Sludenl Council, Music Assisianli Lalin Club Secreiary, JCL, Tri-l-li-Y Secreiaryl Music Siudenf lnsirucfor, NHS. Senior Erncee, Junio Emcee Allernale. Joe T. Pele Maclding Hi-Y. Milfon Mallory Fire Comm., Fooiball Manager, Treasurer Freshmar Class, Sludenl Council, I-li-Y. Safely Pafrol, Tennis Office Assislanl. Vicki Maness Spanish Club Secrelary, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Homeroonr Secrelary, FHA, Assembly Com. Carllon Bud Maroney Aud. Assisianl, Chorus, Foolball. Marilyn Maysey FHA. FNC, Tri-l'li-Y. Herchell McClain Foolball, Baslcefball, FFA, Track. Freddie McCreigh'l' Band, Hi-Y. OWL ' 130 Henry McEwin Spanish Club. Nancy Jane McMinn Laiin Club. JCL. FHA. Office Assisfanf, Tri-Hi-Y, Sfudenf Council, Junior Homeroom Presideni, NHS, Physical Educaiion Assislanl. Elizaberh Ru+h Milford Band, Lafin Club, JCL, Tri-Hi-Y, Poe+'s Corner. E. L. Millard, Jr. Chorus, Hi-Y. John Marion Monk Larin Club, JCL, Treasurer Band, Fire Comm., Junior Emcee Alrernafe, Music Sfudeni' lnslrucfor, Senior Homeroom Vice Presicleni, Presidenr Key Club, NHS, Senior Emcee. Mary Moss FHA, Lalin Club, JCL. Smifh Mullens 55 Who's Who, Fire Comm., Hi-Y. en' L. Nelson ' in Club, JCL, Junior and Senior Homeroom Chaplain, Sfudenf Direcror Chorus, Key Club, NHS, 57 Who's Who, Associaie Edifor 57 Owl. Roberr Wilson Norris FFA, Proiecrion Club. Baseball Manager, Hi-Y, Aucl. Assislanr. John Osburn Band, Proiecrion Club, Hi-Y, Key Club, Emcee. Elaine Parsons Tri-Hi-Y. Junior Homeroom Secrerary, FHA. Sanclra Perkins Sl'uden+ Council, Lalin Club, JCL, FNC, Tri-Hi-Y, Band Flagbearer, Office Assisranf. FTA. Senior Homeroom Vice Presidenr, NHS, FHA, Band Maioreiie, Music Assisianf. Molly Cecille Phemisfer FHA, Office Assisranl' Pairicia Jean Pledger FHA, Lalin Club, JCL, Library Club Rep., Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Homeroom Secrelary, Senior Homeroom Secrerary-Treasurer, NHS, FTA. Anira Pomroy FHA, Chorus. Donnie Pofeei Barbara Pra'H' FHA, Tri-Hi-Y. J. L. PraH' FFA. OWL 0131 ' liiiojbgjkigenior Memories This was our year of memories . . . fhe con- gesfion and babel of noon . . . sfanding af pep rallies, foofball games . . . missing fhe win- ning fouchclown in McKinney game by one foof . . , All l-lail, Macbefh . . . O Rare Miss Croolc . . . receiving iackefs . . . fhe lasf seconds of a baskefball game . . . sfrobic froubles for fhe yearboolc sfaff . . . Some memories biffer, some sweef, buf' all will be remembered wifh happiness, for fhey confain fhe fangy flavor of our youfh. OWL Sfaff members malce fheir effigy for fhe sfaff posifion banquef. Mem bers Receive Jackets and Other Senior Honors Margie Rufh Puclceff FHA. Ed Reeves nf Council, Safefy Pafrol, 55 Who's Who Hi-Y, Fire Comm.. Assembly Com. Duncan Reid Lafin Club, JCL. Band. Hi-Y. ,Gary Edward Rhoades l Mary Suianne' Roden Lafin Club, JCL. FHA. FNC, Tri-Hi-Y. NHS. Band FTA. Office Assisfani. Gary Rodgers l-li-Y. John D. Rucker Band, l-li-Y, Key Club. Mamie Delene Rufherford Lafin Club, JCL, Band. FNC, Tri-Hi-Y. FTA, Junio Homeroom Vice Presiclenf, Organizafion Edifor 5 Owl. Jerome Hugh Rufledge Spanish Club. Band, l-li-Y, Lafin Club, JCL. OWL U 132 Donald Savage Bobby Seiferman FFA Vice Presidenl' Randy Shaeffer Laiin Club, JCL. Key Club. NHS, Chorus, Emcee, Associale Ediior 57 Owl. Mary Frances Sharroclr FHA. Alvin Sherwood Hi.Y. 1 L - N 1 F A, PNC, Library Club, Spanish Club. Tri-Hi-Y, sS.Senior Homeroom Secreiary-Treasurer. J Mary Louise Simpson Laiin Club, JCL, FNC. Secrelary Freshman Class. 54- Who's Who, 56 Who's Who, Ouisianding Larin Siuclent Sfudeni' Council, Edifor Hodie el Heri, Sophomore Class Secreiary. Junior Yell Leader. Head Senior Yell Leader, TriAHi-Y. Junior Homeroom Secre- rary, Secrelary Sludenl Council. Senior Homeroom Vice President NHS. Emcee, FHA, 55 Owl Sweelheart Physical Educalion Assislant BeH'ie Helen Slrinner FHA, Band, Chorus Secreiary and Accompanist Lafin Club, Torch Rep.. JCL. Emcee. Assembly Commiliee, Tri-Hi-Y. Homeroom Chaplain i4 yearsl. 56 Who's Who, NHS Vice President Senior Owl Assislant 57 Who's Who. Dorcfhy Smallwood Lalin Club. JCL. Freshman Medal, Tri-Hi-Y, Assembly Com.. FTA Vice President Junior Homeroom Secrelary, Chemislry Assislant Biology Assislant Library Club. NHS. Glen Smallwood FFA, Track. Hi-Y. Chorus. Marianna Pudden Snowden Lalin Club. JCL. FNC, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Homeroom Chaplain, Office Assislant Senior Homeroom Sec- reiary-Treasurer, Circulaiion Manager 57 Owl. Faye Befh Thompson Laiin Club, JCL. FNC, FHA. l Gail Keiih Thrasher Vivian Tiemann Spanish Club, Library Club Secreiary-Treasurer. Laiin Club, JCL, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Homeroom Vice President Senior Homeroom President NHS. Siu- dem' Council, Emcee. Linda Rufh Todd FHA, Chorus. Byron Tolberl Chorus. William Edward Towers Sludenr Council, Fire Comm.. Chorus Treasurer. Junior Homeroom Vice President Siuclenf Council Vice President Lovefa Turlrne'H' FHA. FNC. Physical Educarion Assisiant OWL' 133 You Were There Our high school years in relrospecl . . . we became a class ol blasls and bloops . . . Oh, Sweel Momma rang oul in assembly . . . Arlhur Nodlrey's Talenl Sprouls maole a hil on our Freshman Program . . . we sluclc logelher lo win honor lor lhe Class ol '57 . . . The lun we had spoiled us . . . we clon'l see how lhe school will gel along' wilhoul us . . . buf il will . . . we were, aller all, iusl anolher class and yel a very special class llo usl . . . This was Nlhe lime ol our lives . . , Our lour years ol happiness . . . bul you know, lor YOU WERE Tl-lERE. Ronnie Byers and Chloie lngram, our OWL Sweelhearls, were inlroduceol by Presidenl Bowman. This Was Our Senior Year and YOU WERE THERE Bellie Vaughan Spanish Club, Fl-IA, Tri-l-li-Y, FTA, Library Club, Chorus, Phyllis Vaughan BMA, ENC, 54 Who's Who, Sluclenl Council, Tri- l-li-Y, Ollice Assislanl, Junior l-lomeroom Chaplain, FHA Vice Rresidenl Chapler I. Saralou Vaughan Chorus Poel's Corner. Anecia Vessels Sludenl Council, Spanish ll Club Vice Presidenl, FHA Song Leader Chapler ll, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA Secrelary, Ollice Assislanl, NHS, Junior- Homeroom Presiclenl, 56 Who's Who, Business Manager 57 Owl. Palsy Wakefield FHA, Chorus. Frankie Walker EEA. Belly Lou Webb FHA. Vernon Pele Weslbroolc Hi-Y. Tommy Whilalcer I-li-Y Presidenl, Proieclion Club Senior Class Vice Rresidenl, Key Club, OWL' 134 lerry Wiclrersham :OOTloa'l, Junior Homeroom Chapain. Donna Wilson Chg.-Us Spani h Cob l and ll Treasurer, Tri-l-li-Y, Assernlo'y Com. Nl-TS Band Ffaqbearer. Physical Edocahon AssisTanT Adverhsing Manager 57 Owl. KenneTh Winn Baseball Chorus. lichard WirTa 3ooTpa ' Manager l-li-Y, STudenT Council. Jerry Woerner Lee Womack FFA. loberf Womaclc -aTin Club, JCL, Proiechon Club, l-lifY, Senior Home- oom President STudenT Council. Delors ElizabeTh Word LaTin Club, JCL, Feahire EdiTor Hodie eT Heri. SecreTary-Treasurer PNC, PNC Vice Pfesiderk. Junior l-lomeroom Vice President Tri-T-li-Y, NHS, STudenT Council, Emcee, FTA, Chorus, 56 Owl AssisTanT EdiTcr 57 Owl. Gerald E. WrighT l-li-Y, Arid. AssisTanT. .aurie WrighT SMA, LaTin Club. JCL, Fl-lA Song Leader, Chorus, 6xcTiviTies EdiTor 57 Owl. Vena Marlene Young FHA SecreTary, Tri-l-li-Y, Guidance AssisTanT, Chorus, FHA ChapTer I PianisT. Seniors do many Things in Their lasT year aT DHS . . . The arT class TilTered iTselT ThrouqhouT 'he school To caTch on paper The school liTe. James Boyd chose The view Trom The TronT aTeps. The NaTional l-'lonor SocieTy opened a lucra- Tive door wiTh iTs mum sale Tor The lasT home 7ooTball game. One of The adverTisemenTs for This proiecT was a sl4iT in assembly. OWL 0135 f-11, . W G sl ,ff 1, 4, i 14 'W H rf li Junior Class Officers Presidenf Jay Bowman Vice-Presidenf Scoff Odom Secrefary Sandra Blisseff Treasurer Gary Smifh Our Officers did a big job. Sfunf Nife and ofher money-raising proi- ecfs were a big success. The Prom was preffy and everyone had a grand fime. 172 Juniors After Two Years of PHS . . . James Richard Allen Naomi Alvorcl Revis Anderson W. Brooks Armsfrong Hugh Armsfrong Cafherin Badgeff Hallie Marie Bailey James M. Bailey Glendell Balmer Linda Lou Balmer Hershel Allen Ballard Roberf Ballard David Barneff Gerry Barneff William Basham Beffy Beard Deloris Bell Augusf William Benner, Sandra Kay Blisseff Barry M. Bonner Beffy Joyce Boswell Helen Jean Bowden Jay Bowman OWL .136 Linda Rebecca Boyd Jerry Ray Branum Junior Class Sponsors Head Sponsor Miss Francenia Hicks Co-Sponsors Miss Euna Anderson Mr. Roberi Fagan Mr. Felix Gibson Mrs. W. M. l-leaih Mr. Paul Lively Mrs. W. l-i. Snow Our Sponsors helped us make all oi our class proiecis a success. They were our champions and siraw bosses. Entered the Field of Upperclassmen Carolyn Brown Joe Brown Michael Lowell Brown Johnny Browning Paula Burch Ellen Burke Gaye Juhanna Burrow Linda Sue Byers Nancy Ann Calloway Marvin Van Cannon Bill Casileberry Jimmy Clark Ann Clarkson Gerald Collier Nancy Coward Gordon Cox Rachel Crockeli' Richard L. Cunningham Michael Darnell C Zoel Daughlrey Sam Payne Denman Chris Dickerson Joe Ben Early Ray Bryani' Echols Cecelia Edmonson OWL 0137 Renewing acquainfances aTTer a summer OT Tun . , . CuTe remarks Trom The back OT The room . . wishing They had sTudied Tor ThaT TesT aTTer all . . . geTTing To know HawThorne, CurrenT HisTory . . This was The year The Juniors Toe- came upperclassmen aT lasT. Finding Themselves Busier Than Ever . . . OWL' 138 Travis Edwards Elmer Gene Ellis Pal Exum PaTsy Fielcher Johnny Louis Flowers Wanda Lou FosTer AniTa Franklin RheTTa Neil Frazier Jimmy Gayior Mary CaTherine Geron Marlha Anna Gillie Mary Frances Gillie Buman Lee Ginsberg Eddy Gale Goad John GosseTT, Jr. Jaclc L. Graham Thomas Ray Graves Beffy Sue Grounds John A. Grounds Alberl Roy GunTer Bobby Gene Harrell CharloTTe Haynes Roberf C. Heclger Bill Henry PaTsy Gayle Henry Us-f WWW uw., 4.-M The boys griped aboul wearing coals, Jries bui loolced so hand- some in rhem . . . caused quiie a slir when an embarrassed lass nearly losl her drape . . . bul iha+'s par? of lhe game . . . and we wanled The Juniors lo look good . . . They did. . . . Juniors Enioyed Cl Money-Making Year T. J. Hill Sonya Sue Hobbs Thomas Lee House Sharon Hunler Donald Lee Hu'r'ro Tommy Hyde Wayne Buddy Ingram Larry W. Jaclcson Jerry A. Janssen Linda Kay Johnson Maeiohn Johnson Carolyn Joy Jones Linda Kaye Jones Don Keener Shelby Kini' Priscilla Kuylcendall Fay Lancasfer Joe LaRue Geneva Sue Lafham Kenneih Ray Lilly Jimmy Looney Elberf Malone Sonia Mar'rin Kennelh Ray Maiiison Rhueina McCullough OWL. '39 Fulfilling class duiies wasnur easy . . Juniors had io racls brains, malce crepe-paper obiecis in ihe wee hours, scour lhe counlry-side for free decoraiions, slcip class on Prom clay ro apply finishing Touches . . . And was all rhis Worlh ii? . . . You be-il Juniors Won Honors for the Class of '58 . . . OWL 0140 Caroline McGill Palsy Ann Mcl'lam Don McKnigh+ Paul Douglas McMahan Ann Carolyn McNeil Ella Bee Melvin Thomas S. Moore Virginia Morfon Pal Myers Jan P. Neyman Anfhony Nolan Edwin O'Brien, Jr. Craig O'Dea Scoll Odom Donald Oldham Tommy Parlter James Jim Palferson Garland Phillips Tommie Phillips Jerry Pilgel' Duane Pinson John William Pomroy Barbara Ann Porleou Gerald Preas Don Prelre S .I lni+ia+ion day wasn'l' nearly so load as some had feared . . . Juniors proposed ehough lo lasi awhile . . . good praciice . . . some oi lhe kids look il' seriously . . . some planned io make ii hard on The kids nexl year . . . Bul il' was all a parl ol being a Junior al' PHS . . And You Were There. Paying the Price Cheerfully Linda Rainey Georgia Faye Raper Grady Marvin Reid Mike Rheudasil Donald E. Rhoades Jerry Richey Mike Robinius . David E. Robinson Davy Rodgers Mary Lou Rowland Tommy Scroggins Norma Self Ann Shiver Emma Lou Shrum Roy Simmons Jerry Skafes Kennelh Slagle Gary Smifh Mary Frances Smiih Nakonia Niki Smilh -mwf,v,,,. , .,.41f,,,mmnx1a.w.w .141 ,.f. - Peggy Joyce Smiih Marilyn Springer Rober+S1'allings Sandra Lee Sfamper Roger Slell owl' .141 gm, -ar mann ll As all good Things end, so did lhe year for lhe Juniors . . . wiih iusl Thai one final year in which 'ro cram all lhe resl of high school dreams and ambilions . . . buf lhey will malce lhe mosl of Jrhings and appear as leaders of PHS in l958. And So Climoxed the Junior Year Janice Sfephens Carles Slerling Joe Mann Srevens Phyllis Sione Clifford Siripland Sue Sulsar Barbara Taylor Roberf Townsend Melvin Joe TuHle Clara Nell Vandever Jo Ann Walker Mariha J. Wafson Elizabefh Ann Wheeler Rufh Whelchel Barbara Jean While GirHie Wilkerson JoAnne Williams Jack Wilson Jerry Wayne Wilson Terry Wiria Nancy Kaihryn Wiseman Camille Woodard OWL ' 142 Junior Leaders MH Sophomore Class Officers Presidenl' Larry Fendley Vice-Presidenf Bobby H a rris Secre+ary Pai' Pyle Treasurer Marlha Huddleslon In Picfure, leil +o righlz Huddleslon, Pyle. Harris, Fendley. Sophomores l82 Enlerecl fhe Second Year En+husias+ically . . . and Found Swee+ Vengeance in lni'ria+ing Freshmen ln1'o 'I'he Ways of PHS Sophomore Class Sponsors Head Sponsor Mrs. Kelley Slorey Co-Sponsors Mr. Peler Barnell' Mr. C. A. Dempsey Miss Celia Donaldson Mrs. P. C. Golhard Mr. Lesler Mullens Mr. Sam Skidmore Miss Mary Wilson In Piciure, lei+ +o righlz Wilson, Mullens. Donaldson. Skidmore, Dempsey, Golhard, Barnell, Slorey. OWL I 'I43 Syble Lou Abboll Larry F. Abshire Alice Jane Adams Barbara Adams Jerry Adams Jerry R. Allen Bill Amis Belly Ann Anderson Marvin Ann Anderson Palsy Anderson Bobby Joe Anlhony Jacl: M. Armslrong Kennelh H. Armslrong Belly Joan Arnold Johnny Arnold Sophomores Exercised New Privileges . . . Wanda Lou Arnold Roberl Wayne Ashley Scolfie Ray Ashley William W. Balcer Horace Ballard Bobby Bangs Beverly Kay Banlrhead Gloria Charlene Basham Helen Joan Bassano Eunice Nell Basse'H' Linda Bassell Billie Ann Bales James Byron Baughman Keilh M. Baughman William Cole Beal Julia Ann Beard Carol Robin Bell Terry Bell ' Charlsie M. Biard Owl- '144 Linda Blaclt Freddie W. Blassingame Karol Kay Bono Jo Anne Bowen Palsy Jean Bray Belh Broolcs Benny Brown Mary Nell Bryan Merle Bryan Donald Bunch Jareece Burch Belly Burlcs Peggy Monlean Burrow Norma Jeanelle Busby John R. Carringlon David Casllebury of Selling OWLS, Buying Latin Slaves James L. Caviness Marlha Jane Chamberlain Belly Chambers A. W. Plug Clem Dewey Wayne Cooper Kennelh Ken Cullum Sammy Cunningham Janice Bernice Davis Larry Davis Jerry Diclcen Peggy Jean Duncan James Jimmy Durham Mary Ella Enloe Larry Glenn Fendley Willon Floyd Fleming Lynda Flelcher Mary Nell Flelcher 1 George Mickey Flippen ' gl William Bill Floyd Milne Folmar OWL 0145 l Classroom Capers Sophomore minds lend 'ro wander, so Jreachers have +o Think of gimmicks 'ro make 'rhem wanl lo come lo class. Mrs. Siiielman had her biology sludenls bring Jrheir choice of fruil lo class, cul ir, sludy ils composilion. drawi i+. Afler lhis Jrhey had 'lhe privilege of ealing lhe re- mains. N Sophomores Occupied Themselves With English . . .l Denis Frank Bernadelle Gage Bruce GarreH' Rosemary Garrell Bill George Janila Gibbens Phillip Phil Gibson Jimmy Lloyd Glenn Elizabelh Buffy Graham Beniamin F. Green Chrisline Grimmell Roberl' Guilliams Chrisly Lynn Hamman Mary Helen Hargus Mary Ann Harlan Bobby Eugene Harris David Harris Linda Sue Halcher Michael K. Haynes OWL 0 146 Carolyn Ann Henderson fm, .Q fx' Joyce Hensley Lynda Hill Rebecca Rulh Hoover Ralphann Hoslefler Nancy House Doyle Howell Marfha Huddlesfon Alla Hufchings Sally Ann Hu+cl1ison Befsy Hyde Aubrey Earl Ingram Gary Jackson Richard Jackson Jacqueline Jeffus James Jenkins Enioyed Class Activities, Party, Picnic Davey Jennings Kennefh Johnson Virginia Johnson Carol Jordan Jacqueline Julian Be'Hy Jane Jusius Jerry Kelley Rila Lou Keni' Ann King Nancy Carol King Rozanne M. King Wesley King Wendell Kinslow Harold Dean Kiriley Sharon BeHy Lane William Clyde Lindsay Dale Long Maria Ru+l1 Loven David Loyd Larry Maddox OWL 0 147 William A. Mafhews Rosella E. Ma+l'1is Florence Ann McClain Pa+sy McDowell Rober+ ScoHy McDow Roy Dean McElroy Gary Leon McEnlyre Evelyn Rufh McFadden R. Wayne McGee Belly Joyce McGuire Mary Loyce McGuire James McHam Janice Mcl-lam Wylie Doyle Mclnlire Wayne McKnigl'1+ Sophomores Found True Meaning of . . . OWL 0148 Elmer J. McNeal Sara Frances Medford David l.. Miller Palsy Moore Vernon T. Moore Glenn Edward Morphew Leon Moss Cora Myers Eddie Newell Bobbie Sue Oakes Larry Oakes Una May O'Brien Jack Roberl' O'Guinn Belly Osborne Sandra Sue Parlrer Waldo Perry Cluarles Pl1emis1'er Bobby Phillips Pairicia Pyle David Rainey i4 fe 5 ga is if is ff if si is 2+ l' .i Jean Ray Johnny P. Redus Penelope Penny Redus James A. Reed Gary Reily Geneva Robinson Phil Roland Johnny Roule Sharon Rudy Delena E. Scoll Ronald Shaw Geraldine Sherwood Earline Shew Jean Smilh Tommy Smilh Finding Us Loyal and True Virginia Smilh Regina Spencer Mary Jo Spills Ronnie Mac Slamper Anne Sleinheimer Joyce Marie Sfell Sheila Slell Venila Ann Slevens Billie Slewarl' Hurshell L. Slinson Ginna F. Slone Sue Slone Gail S'l'ree+y Jaclc Slriclcland Judy SuH'on Michael Mike Sweeney Judy Swofford Larry Don Tarler Anila J. Taylor Randy Taylor OWL I 149 Sonny Thompson Linda Kay Thrasher Max L. Tidwell Edgar Boolsie Tiemann John Townsend Gary Lynn Tribbey Paul Viclrers Nelda Wadlord Diane Wallcer Wayne Walker Donald Lee Ward Sharon Walls Carol Ann Weaver Joe Welch Glenda Lou Weslbroolr Slanding on Threshold of Junior Year OWL 0150 Belly Williams Jacqueline Jackie Williams Billie Earle Wilson Sharon Woerner Palsy Jane Womack Brenda Wrighl Judy G. Wrighl Sophomores enlered a lol ol conlesls lhis year-and lhey enlerecl lo win! Ginna Slone and Jo Anne Bowen received lhe ribbon lor lhe besl' olecoralecl loclcer. Remember when Florence Ann McClain had us rolling in lhe aisles wilh Ah'm iusl wild aboul lhal Dee Cun- ningham? She was a con- leslanl lor lhe Sophomore Class Miss Owl Sweelhearl' conlesl. ' ' xiii'-lffiiazva si 1: af 1. za 'i r:,: . 1.qi:?i5'5i2'E f177??5Ei8Q5Ew H- H ?M52'ia::'fis5a5: -5 ..:a..::: . :. .. U , W : 1::fa,:-.M ,.:'f.n'a:.5rza: -. if ask: m::,::a5,,.e:pg,:25,1 lw?Na.,.1::.s,:e f J I ffiii I i f ' '- v f r 3 '- : - ' ' 1 We rss'- air? is ' ai-S I 1 iw . , . , 1 - sa -,J-3, A - ie a:f21,1rr-:1zsfwfg'7z -121 , .,,., ,ig , if y E. mai Q: V- . l '-' ' I2 ' me i y P-' - -'fifeasiilfis f we 2-V ' ,' V if kr if ' 'wwe we ,wg 1' 1 L ax W ,S 1 A 352 . we V S M 1 rs, f A E ig 11,4 , f iv , S, , , , 'eo si f 'Q Q. W k S 1 ff if K 1 yi S A ' ig ffl Freshman Class Officers Presidenl' Judy Sherman Vice-Presidenf Fra nl: Langley Secrefary Webb Bia rd Treasurer Jan Joplinq ln Picfure. lefl lo righl: Langley. Jopling, Sherman, Biard. Freshmen Slick-haired and Sporless, 253 Freshmen Wandered Through Halls and Corridors +o Regis+er for Whal' They Thoughl' They Wanfed Freshman Class Sponsors Head Sponsor Mrs, Billy Mashburn Co-Sponsors Miss Srella Mae Crain Miss Marlie Belle Crook Mr. Tommy Duncan Mr. R. F. Edwards Miss Marlha l'lanl4ins Mrs, L. A. Rawlings Mr. Dixon Shelron Mr. C. E. Thielman In Picfure, lell +o righrz Hankins. Rawlings. Crain, Duncan, Edwards, Mashlourn, Thielman, Shellon, Crook OWL015l Charles Wayne Allen Donny Allen Pauleffe Allen Wal+er Allen Judi+h Mae Anderson Marfha Jane Armslrong Burrell Ashford Beclcy Ausmus Millon Auslin Ruby Lee Aydelo'H Danny Babb Jackie Bailey Roger Barbee Jan Barlcer Sue Barnell' The Freshmen Were Comic-Reading Tyros . . . Pal' Mayse Bassano Clyde Baleman Barbara Jean Baxfer Harold Dean Bell Webb Biard Sharon Biffle Wayne Bills Sarah Bishop Roberf Blackburn Marian Bledsoe Nancy Bledsoe Belly Bollon Sammy Bolfon Willrin Edger Bordelon Eloise Boswell Jerry Wayne Bowers Joseph Joe Boyd Jimmie Nell BramleH' Saundra Leigh Brawner OWL 0152 James Jimmy Brem Jane Broomfield Lyndol Brown Carl Bryan Douglas Bryans Pamela Glenn Bryanl Joan Burne++ Barbara Ann Burns Bobby Dee Cain Barbara Carringlon Dee Carringlon Ray Cas+lebury Mary Ann Chamberlin Palsy Sue Chance Jerry Chandler Carolyn Cherry Who Rarely Darecl Speak to Seniors Jim Clarkson Kalherine Clay Mar+ha Clemenl Charles Complon Charles Cooper Bobbie Cope James D. Copeland Mary Jane Crisp Ann L. Croulhers Shirley Croy Hulene Ann Cullum Garry Cummings Gary Lee Cunningham William D. Davenporl, Jr. Belly Davis Floydada Davis Nada Louise Davis Mary Margarel Dempsey Anna Deweese Ronald Franlrlin Dodson OWL 0 153 With a Bean Shooter in One Pocket Freshman HoT Dogs The Freshmen enTered inTc Their acTiviTies wiTh a will Many gave Their exTra hour: To making hoT dogs To sel aT The TooTball game To make money Tor The Freshmar Class. ConTrary To The ap pearance They make in The picTure, They did noT eaT The musTard. 535 Donald Dollins Jean Doss Nevin Douglas Jerry Durham Bill Eagon Genice Eben Jack Echols PaTsy RuTh Edmondson Gay Edmonson Bob Fesselmeyer ni 345 Kennefh Joe Fields MilTon Elkins Fleming Sylvia Fodge Sandra Foreman Nelda Rufh Francis WalTer C. Francis HueTTa Freeman Ben Ed Fulbrighi' John Hal Gabberi' OWL 0154 Helen Gain if Es. Ray J. Buddy Gain Jomac Gamble Wayne Gales William Bill George Palsy Gibson Paul Gilberl C. D. Glass Sleve Glasscoclc Wanda Goforlh Charles Goodwin D. M. Gordon Roberl' Bob Graham Claudelle Green David M. Griffin James T. Grimmell fi'- ev ,grow my .. -- A - me --..,:- . ,.L. ?E- . si X i - - .2245 Q . - nf , i vw , 'Y-, N!! 'Vi '15, if N, wr-ws, 1:.v- nr'-aa the Freshmen Faced Their Classes John Grubb Franlcie Guilliams Brenda Haley Michael Hanlon Joyce Halcher Florence Hayles Judy Haynes Johnny Q. Hazlewood Gerald Ray Hearn Nancy Hearn Shirley Henry Charles Herring Carlyn Ann Hodges Mary Lorella Hodges Thomas Hodges Carl Hopkins Johnny Howard Johnnie Hulsey Iva Marie Humphrey Peggy Humphrey Owl- ' 155 They Found Thor the Upperclossmen Huberi C. Ken Kennemer Jimmy King Phillip Kinslow Dennis Landers Saundra Louise Lane Frank M. Skip Langley Ron Lanfzer James Lasfer Anne Elizabeih Lehnhoff Billy Lenoir Sidney Sco++ Lenoir James Harold Lesfer Michael Mike Lindsey Jerry Loffin Margarei' Long Mike Long Douglas Loh' DiAnn L'Roy James Marlin OWL 0 156 Murray Maxwell W'Gene Hunier Delana Jane Huichings H. T. Hyde Arfhur Jackson Johnny Jackson Palricia Janssen James Jim Jeffries Ray Sonny Jennings Pairicia Jessee Sandra Johnson Mary Joann Jones Shirley Jones Jan Jopling Ted Keener Rober+ Kelley Mary McClanahan Collelle McDowell Michael Mickey McFadden Windle Nadine McFalridge Lenore McLaughlin Thomas G. McMonigle Jodie Ann McNeal Ca rl M. McWherl'er, Alice McWhir+er Carolyn Merrill Randolph Messer Ann Milford Edward Miller Harry Miller Phillip Miller Could Be Civil, Even Friendly Tommy Miller Paul Misso Margarel' Milchell Vic Milchell Clark Moore David Carroll Moore Donald Mor'l'on Billie Moseley Oscar Mowrey Billy Ray Nance Geary Nixon Billy Norris Ronnie Nowell Palsy Oldham Dudley Parham Jess Slerlin Parnell Robbie Jo Peek John W. Bu+ch Perry Jerry Ray Pierce . Frank N. Polhemus OWL 0157 Barbara Pomroy Billy Porier Kenneih Posey William Leon Prueii Jerry Pruniy Terry Don Rader Lairesia Ramsey John Wayne Reddell Wilma Reed William Marion Reeder Randy Melville Reese Larry L. Richardson George Robinson Bob Rodgers Pren+ice Rodgers In Their Hearts They Were Sorry to Shed . . . James Rou+e Leslie Ruble Sammy Rufhari' Danny Saicher Lacrecia ScoH Sharon A. ScoH Judy Sherman BeHy Ruih Sikes Peggy Ruih Smiih Roberi' Burch Smiih Douglas Solomon Mary Belle Sleele Zoe Dora Sfell Larry Siewari' Wayne Siinson Mack Hooks Swaim Marfha Carolyn Swim' R. A. Taylor Terry Temple OWL 0158 Barbara Thomas Janell Thompson Linda Thrash Truman Tippil' Joyce Todd Sarah Ellen Todd Herberl' Hal Tolleson Harry Tommy Topp Carmen Vanderburg Jimmy Vaughan Linda Jane Vaughan Margarei' Vaughan Nina Sue Vaughan Buddy Walker Joe E. Wallcer George Walson Title Freshmen for They Must Act Their Age William Bill While Glenda Wiclrersham James C. Williams Sidney Williams Jerry Wilson Rex Wood Carolyn Sue Wylie The Freshmen pushed lheir Owl Sweelhearl canoliclales all lhe way. Their ski+ lo inlroduce lhem was a classroom scene. The Freshman Owl Sweelhearls. Bolo Rodgers and Jan Jopling. were inlrocluced by Skippy Langley, Freshman Vice Pre-sidenl. ,os for foofball games, wouldn'+ SS +rea+s , Seems buff 'rem ke own-ucv' L, ,K f f, FMF' 'fini Nz Q, 5.. , s ' Y77:ff 'iZiQSi:3iis141 L ' ? , - . 2 Ads ., ,f , AL Q w ,L ,, Y nc fa Q E 3? - - iw-f1f5v,MJ,3. ,, 25- K , ' , M , in My f s X Q, . K my ri 'E , 252 A 52352 M , .:. . g .Q ev . 'YQ s,,,m,M.,um,W,,, ,:,,, Wwmm 1: 3? vw Wm W 1 f, OWL 0162 Here's To Our AdverTisers: For believing in our book. You have learned ThaT The sTudenTs oT Paris l'ligh are noT a spineless race. Many of us buy our own cloThes, earn our own spending money, even buy our own cars. You do noT underesTimaTe The inTluence we have over our parenTs. Thank you Tor realizing This. Thank you Tor appealing To us as cusTomers. poTenTial and presenT. For your inTeresT in our book. You know when you supporT a worThwhile endeavor oT The youTh oT your Town and encourage Them. you give To posTeriTy beTTer ciTizens, You make us sell our producT. You realize we are selling To learn The Tricks oT The Trade and noT iusT To collecT Tunds Tor a chariTy. As business and professional people oT Tomorrow, we shall be beTTer adver- Tisers, Thanks To you. For your pride in our book. The adverTising secTion oT The Owl enables us To hold our heads high and swell wiTh a genuine pride in our Town when we show our book To oThers. We really Teel sorry Tor Those Towns whose yearbooks do noT have The parTicipaTion and inTeresT which every yearbook so viTally needs, and which our book receives so copiously. The spiriT oT our school and The spiriT oT our Town have iniecTecl all oT us wiTh a warmTh oT Teeling and kinship which seTs us aparT Trom The run-oT-The-mill. mediocre Towns. We have used your money To The besT advanTage. We published The besT yearbook oT iTs Type in The UniTed STaTes lasT year--iT was presenTed The honor award oT All-American, coveTed by all sTaTTs. held by Tew. This is our TribuTe To you. our adverTisers. Consider iT a pledge To you and To ourselves To do our besT To never desTroy your TaiTh in us. W W fy ' X' wi:- E731 A:?f7 W ...v .LZ f 1, Q 5 i I T, ,T 43' as A z ' lei Marianna Snowden and Carol Bassano enjoy The Pause Tha? Refreshesf' Paris Coca-Cola Bottling Co. BOTTLED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY OWL'16 BABCOCK BROTHERS Au+o Supply Company 22l Bonham Mr. Marshall CrockeH' and Mr. Elmer Casfner, salesmen a+ BABCOCK BROTHERS, are show- ing 'rhe new, fubeless Brunswick 1'ire +0 Herchell McClain. BABCOCK BROTHERS also carry a complefe line of long life baHeries, sea? cov- ers, ancl auio accessories. Your Money Buys More af Your Babcock S'I'ore. SPANGLER'S 3 2 W. Plaza Polly Haynes and Elaine Parsons play The parf of loricles-+o-be. coming fo SPANGLER'S +o choose lheir pallerns of china, crysfal, and silver. lll could be +ha+ lhey were no+ ius+ playing.l Comple+e Music Service Q11 Eiiliilflilijl AND CO' Sa+isfac+ion Guran+eecl or Your Money Back. lI2 Lamar Ave. B, D, FORD PARIS, TEXAS Dial su 4-8338 Dial SU 5-I62I CARNATIQN THE PARISIAN Hamburgers-Sanclwiches-lce Cream Founfain Service PARIS, TEXAS 424 Lamar SU 4-3654 OWL 0 164 Women's and Children's Wear Sfyle Cenfer of N.E. Texas Souih Side Plaza PARIS. 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TOM THUMB MARKET Dial SU 4-2206 2405 Clarksville NORMENTM CASTLEBERR Dial SU 4-3 I 84 OWL H166 i - .1-1- -l H26 isflnlzrar OENIZFD Mfamfn ' D MILK 5 ONE QUART ow' 'Ii' I MWL W CREAMERY CRW anno: A omfl PASTEURIZED MSTIUIW HOMOGENIZED IIOIIOGIIIIIII VITAMIN D vmwub MILK 7hf5 'l' wmwi MARVIN'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Underwood Typewrifers-Adding Machines Dicfaphones 526 Norlh Main Sireef MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Try Before You Buy FREE DEMONSTRATION ANY TIME NO OBLIGATIONS 40 N. Main Dial SU 4-2592 DEWEESE MONUMENT CO. 448 Lamar Ave. Paris. Texas suplfgiivo MA 3112? PAUL EASLEY NURSERY Shrubs-Evergreens-Roses-Landscaping Highway 82 Dial SU 4-2055 R.F.D. 2 CAGLE FURNITURE Complefe Home Furnishings 366 Bonham Dial SU 4-2I04 Complimenis of JACK MORPHEW BOAT CO. 24OI Norih Main Phone SU 5-i430 BILL'S TIRE 81 BATTERY SERVICE Tire Recapping-Vulcanizing W. F. lBillI Eagleloarger, Prop. Ciiies Service Tires and Baiieries I37 Clarlcsville Phone SU 4-3554 Road Service Crushed Ice 'For All Occasions SOUTHERN ICE Paris, Texas Dial SU 4-2293 Rip Cannon, high-powered salesman deluxe, Ialces on Iwo cusfomers ai once as he convinces I.esIie Ruble on Ihe advanlrages of owning a clipboard and Paul Ivlclvlahan on Ihe indispensabiliiy of a zipper noleboolc. Rip is nearly always close a'I' hand when you purchase your school supplies a+ CANNON PRINTING COMPANY MARTIN INGRAM, JR. Your Conoco Man IIIO Nor+h Main Dial SU 4-4782 PARIS, TEXAS Bes+ Wishes +o Ihe SI'uden+s of PHS in I957 WILL HORNE 8: SON For Progress in Lamar Counfy Farms, Gardens, and Livesfoclr NORTH TEXAS SUPPLY CO. RAYBURN BELL, Owner I6I7 Nor'I'I1 Main Phone SU 4-7427 TEXAS BEAUTY SHOPPE Frances Collins, Owner Hair Sfylings Io Fii' Your PersonaIiI'y Phone SU 4-2484 owL - 167 BILL WHITE REAL ESTATE Your Business Appreciafed Phone SU 4-7390 LIBERTY BANK BUILDING GRAPETTE BOTTLING COMPANY For a Drink Tha'I Can'+ Be Beal', Drink GRAPETTE FAITH'S BEAUTY STUDIO 87 S.W. 8TH Dial SU 4-2744 PARIS FABRIC SHOP Sew and Save IO6 Nor+h Main Paris, Texas Say IT Wilh Flowers FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY Flowers for All Occasions GOREE GREENHOUSES Phones SU 4-2400 and SU 4-6350 Professional Eye Care TEXAS OPTICAL 4 Clarksville Dial SU 4-8350 Dial SU 4-3I06 2227 Lamar HAY GULF SERVICRIEESTATION Across From Junior CoIlege 'S 234I Clarksville Dial SU 4-3930 R l l'f 9 ,t MURPHY-PROVINE LUMBER co. 9 ' I VI Lumber, Smooih as a Smile E .b,- Telephone SU 4-3393 Z ff '---'i PARIS, TEXAS p ':ff ki A V FRED N. WEST TRANSFER Service and SaI'is'FacI'ion BLAI R'S IDEAL LAUNDRY 228 3rd N.E. Paris, Texas O. K. SHOE SHOP Fine Shoe Repairing phone Phone I3I Lamar Ave. su 4-2596 J. c. COKER, Manager su 4-2597 PARIS' TEXAS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING F. W. WOOLWORTH AND . I40 2ncI N.W. S+reeI'. Paris, Texas H g CO Exclusive Users of Dry Sheen Process SelT'Se'V'Ce for owuusa- Your Shopping Convenience PARIS, TEXAS MUTUAL OF OMAHA Firsl' Naf'I. Bank Bldg. This is fhe office and sales force of fhe Tom Thrash Agency represenfing fhe world's Iargesf healfh and accidenf company. MUTUAL OF OMAHA. Office girls are Mrs. Sheron Gilliam and Mrs. Jean Parlcer lnol' shownl. Salesmen are J. L. Hyde. C. C. Thrash, Browning Neal. T. J. Lowrey, Joe Loffin lnof shownl. The Division Manager is T. L. Thrash. MORPHEW BUICK-GMC CO. Paris, Texas 548 Lamar Avenue Phone SU 4-7870 HOMER WALTERS AGENCY Insurance Thal' Insures DIVIDEND SAVINGS II6 N. Main Paris, Texas PARIS MILLING COMPANY Manufacfurers of Special X Feeds Dial SU 4-6656 I34I lsf S.W. . GRAND AUTO PARTS CO. Wholesale Aufomofive Supplies and Equipmenl' 3I0 Grand Ave. Telephone SU 5-I69I Paris, Texas John H. Capers Plumbing Co. Roufe I JOHN I-I. CAPERS PLUMBING CO.. masfers in plumbing, heafing, repairs. and confracfing. Mr, and Mrs. John I-I. Capers and son Billy Bob are picfured wifh fheir plumbing fruck. OWL 0 169 Foxworth - Galbraith Lumber Co. Dial SU 4-3l3O l806 Clarksville Specializing in All Kinds ol Building Malerialsu Relail Yards Serving in TEXAS. NEW MEXICO. AND ARIZONA. NeTseO TRAILS Credi+ Never Abused- ls Never Refused THE CREDIT BUREAU OF PARIS Credif Reporfing Division RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION. INC Since l9l2 Boy Scouls FASHION BEAUTY SHOP of 874 l2+h s E Linda Bassell agrees wi+h owner, Edna Burchinal A . +ha+ lhe FASHION BEAUTY'Sl-IOP is +he bes+ merlca place in 'rown lo gel your hair slyled. Phone SU 5-I80l 439 PIII You'Il Like Il' . . . . . . II' Lilces You Loweu. EASLEY Zu? SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO Member Telegraph Delivery Service I Flowering Planfs-Funeral Flowers PBFIS. Texas I Dial SU 4-3536 Lamar Road is is OWL 0170 JIMMY BIARD, Owner A Complere, Modern, Up-Io-Da+e TITLE PLANT ABSTRACTS-TITLE SERVICE JOHNSON TITLE COMPANY Pa ris, Texas W. W. BILLS W. E. BILLS THE MIDGET CABINET SHOP Furni+ure BuiI+ +o Order-Wood Carving Repairing, Refinishing, and UphoIs+ering 233 Eigh+een+h N.W. Paris, Texas BEASLEY - VAUGHAN DRUG STORE NorI'h Side Plaza BEASLEY-VAUGHAN DRUG STORE is nored for i+s seleciion of cosmeiics, noiions, prescripiion de- parimeni, and free delivery. Here Ronnie Byers is seen showing PhyIIis Vaughan some cologne. THE LAMAR COUNTY ECHO Thomas B. S+eeIy, Owner CLYDE PARHAM Building Con+rac'I'or 2429 CIarIcsviIIe S+ree'I Phone SU 4-663I PARIS. TEXAS HAROLD HODGES INSURANCE CO. I I2 S. Main Mr. I-IaroIcI Hodges +aIIcs insurance and schooi aciiviiies wiih Jan Jopling and Judy Sherman. V , iff ., .. . ,. gms. -Quaid .s,.,s. fag. Iycrzf- . -rfwlir ,V-'ae'-221. .sf::+':f1 W4 We sas-,436 .1:':.:eX si- 12513 .wiv -.'14g':1sw.. .Q?d'caaicmawuzJcaam4ba ' owL - 171 STELLROSE BEAUTY SHOP Norma Knox xv True Indiviclualily Cannol Be Imilafecl COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 807 24Ih S.E. Phone SU 4-7242 r SLAGLE BROTHERS Big Value in Useol Cars 206 N. Main Phone SU 4-9057 O. J. HASSELMEIER Plumbing and Hea'I'ing CITY MUSIC COMPANY Sales and Service TV Inslallalion 2II N. Main Dial SU 4-7335 DAIRY KREAM Frozen Cuslards 423 N. Main S+. Paris, Texas HANK'S Dari-Bar and Food Mari' Open 7 Days a Week Paris, Texas FRY LUIVIBER CO. 30+h S.W. a+ Bonham Sfreei' Phone SU 5-I68I See Fry Before You Buy BUY WITHF CONFIDENCE CALDWELLIOITAOTOR co. Usecl Cars 52I Lamar Paris, Texas One Block Easl' of High School FIRESTONE STORE 204 Lamar Dial SU 4-2883 Telephone SU 4-4I05 or SU 4-8200 Miller and SI'arIc, See Us For Hairculs of Dis+inc+ion I07 Lamar Ave. fa JF' I j DICKERSCN GENE THE JEWELER BROTHERS zu Clarksville s+ree+ x - Easy CoHon-Picldn' Terms I LINE UP BEKR 325 Bonham euesr PAPER COMPANY II69 Bonham S+. Phone SU 4-8207 L Dial su 4-4I00 PM Texas OWL ' 'I72 en'o a e evenin 6 G FED ed Fe, 6 FSF! GZVOUS OF S U GFI S. Barbara Lasier, Marnie Ruilwerliord, Bill Reeder, and Sherry Bryanl' prepare for an Iybl g++l'1G dTh+ 'l'I'1 d IPI-IS+d+ In+ers'ra're Thea'rres GRAND-PLAZA-AIRPORT DRIVE-IN DedicaI'ed Io Communify Service S. M. WEISS, DISTRIBUTOR Thai Good Gulf GasoIine Gulf Pride Mofor Oils and Tires, BaH'eries, and Accessories J. J. Coleman SecreI'ary-Treasurer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l957 illlialnllliill SLCRLTARY TRIIASURERS OFFICE .r . D . fEo:nALLAuusmugLoAnss, 38 F' SI Si' NW Plaza Building OWL' 173 Phone SU 4-4830 Paris, Texas C'DEA'S SEAT COVERS AND UPHOLSTERY Lawn Mower Service Clin+on Chain Saws Dial SU 4-8092 20I 3rd S.E. NOLAN AND SIMPSON Vending Machine Operafors 33 E. Price Phone SU 4-3804 JIPBIIHI ,V I G OWL 4 UN NATI ONAL BANK HANDY FOOD STORE Cily-Wide Delivery 38 Clarksville Dial SU 4-4656 GRAY'S GARAGE and FILLING STATION Experience Sells Ilsell Cars. Truclcs, and Traclors Repaired Eleclric and Acelylene Welding GAS AND OIL Phone SU 4-6I00 2303 Bonham Sl. Paris, Texas DULWLRKLLI I L L QA ff yr? S METAL SHOP SU 4-8247 I24 2nd S.W. Don'l luss . . . iusl hush . . . and call your pal, Al, il you need anylhing in glass or melal. Glass lilled lo all malces ol cars. OWL 0176 If SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY TOM MITCHELL, Marlceler I34I Church Dial SU 4-3I28 JOE HILLHOUSE GROCERY Food - Feed -- Seed I I6 Wesl Auslin Phone SU 4-6260, J. M. GLADDEN Wholesale Candy, Gum, Cigars and Blue Horse School Supplies 42 Twenly-lillh N.W. Paris, Texas NASH PRODUCE Fresh Fruils and Vegelables BANANAS Our Specially FLORENCE STEWART FLORIST Dial su 4-33:9 :soo Church S+. For Thal Unusual Corsage . . . See Florence Slewarl JESSE THRASHER Aulo Supply l40 Firsl Sl. N.E. Phone SU 4-3694 REECE MOTORS Your Dodge and Plymoulh Dealer Dial SU 4-4336 R. V. FREE FURNITURE CO. No Carrying Charge III Lamar Dial SU 4-2754 PARIS RADIO-TV SERVICE Radio and Television Sales and Service Phone SU 4-3225 BILL FLOYD Paris, Texas Eigigiliiffs Looks like double Irouble for Ilwis OAK FARMS MILK Salesman. I-Ie's iusl lucky Io have Iwo carlons of Ilwal line milk on hand. One for Marian Bledsoe and one for Nancy Bledsoe, Iell I'o riglil' or riqlwl +o Iell? OAK FARMS I606 Lamar McCLAIN'S I7 I 0 Clarksville Denis Frank opens Ilwe door of a brand new I957 OLDSMOBILE 'lor Florence Ann McClain. They IooI'I1 agree Ilwal' McCLAIN'S is Ilwe place 'ro come for sales and service. Dial SU 4-7466 Paris, Texas Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Service Dial SU 4-3I57 MACKEY 81 PIERSON Insurance - Au'ro Loans 205 Nor'I'I1 Main Sf. Cusiomer Parking for Your Convenience OWL-177 FRANK WOLFE TRANSFER 81 STORAGE Long Dis+ance Moving I2I E. Houslon Dial SU 4-8253 Agenl' for NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, INC. BOWEN 5 EXPRESS Greenville-Ml. Pleasanl-Texarkana-Dallas-Paris PARIS: DALLAS: 233 Main 2300 I IlClKOl'y SU 4-3550 I IA I-I345 OWL ' 178 This I957 Paris High School OWL ls Cherished by and I would like +o keep il for life, because if conlains memories of my days a'I' good old P.H.S. I'm noi' sure of my fuiure addresses, so if I should lose +his Book, please relurn il +o AYRES' in Paris, Texas, for a reward in Good Qualify Merchandise. They will locale me, and see Ihal' I will own my OWL once again. Thank you. Try TEMPLE LUMBER COMPANY Corner Kaufman af Third S.W. Phone SU 4-2330 BeH'er Maferials for BeH'er Buildings Since l88l MORGAN HILL, Manager KFTV i250 on Your Dial Grady Reid plays 'rhe parf of fhe experf as he infroduces Jerry Richey fo fhe equipmenl' fhaf brings fine lisfening fo Jrhose who fune in ra'dio sfafion KFTV. The KFTV offices are found on fhe second floor of fhe Firsf Nafional Bank-Drop in and see fhe equipmenf for yourself! KFTV Serves fhe Public lnferesf Wifh Twice fhe Power of Any Sfafion in Lamar Counfy. R. J. MURPHY DRUC-SGIST Soufh Side Square Dial SU 4-4306 Paris, Texas JAMES P. LOVEN Building Confracfor PARIS. TEXAS Telephone SU 5-l I64 Phill-Up wi+h Phillips 66 HEFFLEFINGER OIL CO. l045 Norfh Main Dial SU 4-3680 OWL ' 179 Mfw- -My v L ELTON CASTLEBURY Plumbing and Healing IO9 l9l'h S.E. Phone SU 4-6573 NORTH MAIN FISH MARKET Fresh Fish Alive or Dressed K Dial SU 4-9297 l527 N. Main ' I ag M. D. Mlsso Mr. Alfred Spann and Mr. Virgil Hodges show Mrs. Loyd Beal 'lhe car's Irouble. Bulldmg Conhador Paris, Texas Dial SU 4-8640 No Job Too Big or Too Small Purina Chows THE CHECKER BOARD STORE 229 W. Houslon S+. Phone SU 4-2300 HODGES GARAGE 3I Hickory Wesl Side of Boy's Club Planl Your Dollars in Our Seeds and WaI'ch Them Grow LAMAR SEED STORE Garden, Field and Flower Seeds T I35 Bonham and Pel' Supplies Paris, Texas S+,-eel, Phone SU 4-7782 PARIS SALVAGE CO. Scrap lron and Melal I425 Soufh Church Phone SU 4-8250 MORTON FOODS HUBERT CUNNINGHAM, Disfribul-or HOMER C. ELLIS Bill Beal and Bob Fesselmeyer meer and ea? al LUCKEY'S INN. Meer and Ear al' LUCKEY'S INN Home of Chicken Fried Slealcs 853 Easl Washinglon R. H. FINCH Dial SU 4-8749 I504 NorI'h Main Phone SU 4-3204 OWL 0180 Lillie Merchanlsf' Ronnie Thompson and Joe l-Iiggs, counl and fold Ihe perfeci giii for The graduale who is going away Io college nexi year-TI'lE PARIS NEWS is always a welcome sighl wheiher il is on Ihe cloorslep or in Ihe mailbox. THE PARIS NEWS ' 11 5 ri 29 I WHITE'S STORES, INC. E' L' EATON General Con'rracI'or I22 Bonham Sireei' Dial SU 4-3336 Millwork and Supply HOME OF GREATER VALUE 2I0O N. Main Phone SU 4-3I35 ROSCOE JONES PAINT STORE BILL GREEN'S PLUMBING Specializes in repairing The PiHsburgh Painfs Linoleum THERMOSTAT on ho+ wafer healers Fine Wallpaper Asphah .me Also Glass Ar+is+s' Supplies Supplies Free Esilmailes Venefian Blinds and Sundries I22 Grand Ave.-Phone SU 4-8484 i603 W H D' I S -840 esi' ousfon I6 U 4 4 PARIS' TEXAS OWL'18I OWL 0182 Congra+uIa'Hons +0 Ihe Class of I957 From CUMMER GRAHAM CO. Manufadurers of CRATES AND BASKETS USED FOR SHIPMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PIan+s a+ PARIS . . . PITTSBURG . . . BEAUMONT . . . LONGVIEW . . . TRINITY , .JM in 5 . Tiff. 1 e X.. R.. s. In Y V. s it Funk s -., Mrs. Wade Jaclcson is accepling a deposil' from Miss Slella Mae Crain. a F'.I'I.S. English Teacher. AI' FIRST FEDERAL all savings are insured up Io SI0,000 and in- crease TZ, per annum compounded semi-annually. Walch your savings grow al First Federal Savings and Loan CITY MARKET We Kill Ihe Bes'r ancl Sell for Less Wholesale and Relail HARRY A. VALLIER'S GARAGE Molor Re-Building-General Repair D. E. JUMPER Eleclric and Acelylene Welding 444 S.W. 2nd S+. 329 Isl' S.W. Paris, Texas Dial SU 4-7643 C. R. Brown TEXACO SERVICE STATION Texaco Proclucls Fireslone Tires 207 Soulh Main Slreel' WHITE WAY GROCERY 81 MARKET G. L. BAXTER, Owner STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fresh and Cured Meals Dial SU 4-254I 753 N. Main Sf. OWL' 'I83 'Wai ,. Carrington's Service Station and Garage Dial SU 4-bl I5 2478 Lamar Bring us your car Jrrouble. We have new and used paris +o TH' your every need. Mr. R. H. Carringion anal sons, Johnny and Dee. believe Premier Gasoline and Moior Oil will fir your loill anyiime. MEADOWBROOK MEMORIAL PARK, INC Liberiy Naiional Bank NONSECTARIAN- PERPETUAL CARE Telephone 4-7634 Paris, Texas RAY WALTER, CONSIGNEE STRIPLAND REFRIGERATOR AND PUMP SERVICE The TGXGS C0mPa 'Y HAYDEN STRIPLAND PARIS, TEXAS Serving Noriheasi' Texas and Soufheasi Oklahoma Texaco-Firesrone PARIS, TEXAS Wholesale 262 S. Main Phone SU 4-3456 OWL 0184 JOE RAMSEY - JAY TOM HOLLEY Represen+ing THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Pick Up and Delivery Dial SU 5-I568 SHERLEY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Sales-Service-Supplies Typewrifers-Adding Machines--Cash RegisI'ers Jimmie Sherley II9 CIarksviIIe S+ree+ Paris, Texas C. PRICE AND SON INSURANCE AND AUTO LOANS Soufh Side Courthouse I3 W. Housion SI. Phone SU 4-6646 J 81 S SERVICENTER 306 Clarksville The one siop service sIa+ion is J 84 S SERVICENTER. We ieaiure auio accessories, Tires. baiieries, fish- ing Iackle, and road and 'row service 24 hours a day. We give S 81 H Green Sfamps. For The besi in service and Ihose good Gulf producis, see J 81 S SERVICENTER. Owned by Morris Johnson. J. W. HORN TIN SHOP All Types of SheeI' Me'IaI Work, Wa'I'er Tanks and Gin Work Dial SU 4-6470 230 2nd S.W. 271 DRIVE -IN THEATRE I995 NorI'h Main Your only home owned and operafed DRIVE'IN THEATRE, ieaiuring Ihe Iaiesi in auiomaiic elec- 'rronic equipmeni for Superscope. Cinemascope, and Visiavision. A snack Ioar for your evening meals and for refreshmenis. For your Besi' Enieriainmeni Ever, VISIT your 27I DRIVE-IN THEATRE. NAUMAN GREENHOUSES Say ll Wilh Flowers and Say l'I Wilh Ours l8ll Pine Bluff Sl. P.O. Box II4 Telephone SU 4-44I4 Complimen'l's of ELISHA MYERS Dislricf Judge OWL STAPLES JEWELRY 6 Clarksville Paris High School Sluclenls have been seledring lheir silver pallerns al' STAPLES for over Iwo gene- ralions. Admiring 'rhe silver lea service shown by Mrs. Burroughs are Mary Louise Simpson and San- dra Perkins. 0186 CECIL BURCH GROCERY 245 Easl' Washinglon Large Enough fo Serve You-Small Enough lo Miss You! HODGES AUTO SALES Dial SU 4-8438 20 W. Price We Specialize in Exlra Nice Cars SECREST RADIO-TV SERVICE Molorola Television For Any Type Radio-TV Service I2I Isl S.E. Dial SU 4-3900 For Be+'Ier Cleaning GRAND CLEANERS R. L. GARDNER, Owner 205 Grand Ave. Phone SU 4-9064 HAMP FEAGAN ELECTRIC Conlracfing and Repairing Dial SU 4-77II 26l N. Main EATON GLASS COMPANY MAURICE EATON, Owner 2l50 N. Main Phone SU 4-669I PARIS FLOOR COVERING 81 DRAPERY STORE Carpels-Linoleum-Draperies and Rubber Tile Dial SU 4-4753 II8 Clarksville ROY F. THOMSON 23 Years in 'rhe Same LocaI'ion I5 EAST HOUSTON BARN ETT'S Cardinal Food Slore 2003 Lamar Phone SU 4-3l77 These a+hIe+es of Paris High School Iry Ihe Ia'res'r sporfs equIpmen+ 'found aI' WIL- LIAMS SPORTING GOODS. 39 Lamar Avenue. RonaId Kyle Takes a good IooIc a+ a basIce+baII, Don I'IuHo admires a foo'rbaII, and GIendeII Baker inspecfs a basebaII glove. ' WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS Besi' Wishes +o Ihe SI'uden'I's of Paris High School Rodgers-Wade Manufacturing Company Tha+ Good FurniI'ure SWIFT 81 COMPANY POULTRY PROCESSING PLANT AND HATCHERY P. O. Box IS9-Paris OWL 187 Complimenls of MOORE AND MOORE Meel Your Friends aI' THE PALACE COFFEE SHOP .in Paris, Texas OWL CAMPBELL ICE CREAM COMPANY I43 Soulh Main Mr. Parks and Mrs. Thielrnan serve Billie Jean Cren- shaw and Shirley Jones some ol Thai good Campbell Ice Cream. Order your parly relreshmenls from lhe CAMPBELL ICE CREAM COMPANY. Dial SU 4-3726 lor dependable service. 0188 EVERYBODY'S SERVICE STATION O. L. MERRITT, Owner 230 Grand Avenue DEWEY MILLER JEWELER Trus+ 'rhe Man Who Is Skilled a+ His Ar+ II2 Clarksville SI. Phone SU 4-2640 PARIS, TEXAS THOMSON HARDWARE Phone SU 4-76I9 OYLER SIGN CO. S'I'age Curfains Neon and Prinfed Signs 2IIO Church S+ree+ MOORE'S WATER WELL DRILLING 40 Yrs. Experience Work Guaranieed Phone SU 4-2097 Paris, Texas GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Tire Headquariers for Lamar Counly Weslinghouse Appliances I38 Lamar Dial SU 4-66I4 Bes+ Wishes 'Io 'rhe Class of '57 PARIS RUBBER 8: SUPPLY 230 Lamar Ave. Paris, Texas ALEXANDER BICYCLE REPAIR We Repair AII Bicycles, Tricycles, Molorbikes and Small Gas Engines Cushman Headquarlers I39 Bonham HOWERTON MOTOR COMPANY Mr. Will Campbell, co-owner, and W. C. Juclkins, employee, oT The PARIS CUT RATE DRUG STORE are discussing The laTesT Thing in home movie phoTography wiTh Bill Benner. For ANY phase oT phoTography, drop by The PARIS CUT RATE DRUG STORE. PARIS CUT RATE DRUG STORE Palace Drug Store No. 2 SouThwesT Corner Plaza The eTTicienT-and dependable service oT PALACE DRUG STORE NO. 2 has made iT a TavoriTe wiTh Paris Tor many years. PALACE DRUG STORE NO. 2 has a compIeTe line oT drugs, cosmeTics, and con- TecTions. Mrs. Doris Brannon is showing The TavoriTe new EuTurama LipsTicIcs as Nancy House and Kay Thrasher observe The cosmeTics. Palace Drug Store No. I NorTheasT Corner Plaza The newly ChrisTrnas decoraTed PALACE DRUG STORE NO. I is a drawing card To The sTucIenTs of PHS. As Mrs. Dora EosTer serves Ginna STone and Anne STeinheimer colces, They admire The diT- TerenT ChrisTmas giTTs. TwenTy-Tour hour prescrip- Tion service is TradiTionaI aT PALACE NO. I. C. G. THOMPSON ROY WILLIAMSON Trucking Asphali Paving-Grading and Leveling Did. and Clearing Fill Dirl' and Top Soil I953 PINE BLUFF ST. DIAL SU 4-3484 805 N. MAIN Phone SU 4-8055 LAMAR PARIS PRODUCE AND FEED NEWS AGENCY Larro Feeds 367 Bonham S+. HY ou're Money Ahead When They're Larro Fed BUYERS OF POULTRY. EGGS, AND CREAM Vic Jumper, Owner Paris, Texas OWL i 190 Radio SI'aIion KPLT Old Dallas Highway KPLT News - Music - SporI's - Independeni Disiribuior SMALL BOOKS AND MAGAZINES Phone SU 4-6679 I24 WesI' Cherry P. O. Box 74 PARIS, TEXAS House Hardware and Furniture Co. I36 Bonham Welcome. Siudenis, seIecI' your giii' from OUI' GIFTWARE DEPARTMENT. Free Delivery-Dial SU 4-4364 Miss Charlene Anderson is showing Gerry Barne'r'I. JoAnne Williams, and Mary Louise Simpson gifis found ai ihe HOUSE HARDWARE Giii' Shop. FAMOUS SHOE STORE Easi' Side Plaza THE FAMOUS SHOE STORE has a wide seleclion of name brand shoes. Beclcy Edwards and Donna Wilson are shown discussing new spring slyles in shoes and bags wi'rh Mr. Glen Edwards, owner of FAMOUS SHOE STORE. Fry - Gibbs Funeral Home 730 Clarlcsville GRADY FRY-MARVIN GIBBS Owners Phone SU 4-3366 DOWN BEAT MUSIC SHOP 27 Lamar Ave. Neil Abeles and Miss Lois Nelson smile a welcome from lhe window of 'rhe DOWN BEAT MUSIC SHOP. Why noi' drop in some-lime and hear some of Jrhe universal language-music on wax. The DOWN BEAT carries everylhinq in +he music world from Presley's Don'+ Be Cruel lo Brahms' Lullaby. BEALL BROTHERS 26 N. Plaza Vic Milchell agrees wilh Mr. Bobby Trap +ha'r Olen Jordan looks real sharp in +ha+ iaclcei. BEALL BROTHERS is noled for ils friendly service and superb quali+y in men's clolhes. OWL QXHKERHRKRM LUMUIH CUMPHNH 2429 Clarksville Dial SU 4-663I H 81 M GROCERY AND MARKET Besl in Frui+s, Vege'l'ables and Meais l544 Easl' Polk S+. PARIS, TEXAS Phone SU 4-7084 DEWEESE, PROCK, AND KENNEMER Fire, Aufomobile and Liabilify Insurance 609-6l0 Isl' Naiional Bank Bldg. PHONE SU 4-3988 We exfend our sincere apprecialion 'I'o 'l'l1ese doc+ors for 'their inleresl' in our yearbook: J. E. Armslrong, M.D. C. D. Barker, M.D. N. L. Barker, M.D. F. V. Breneman, M.D. J. L. Clifford, M.D. W. W. Fifzpalrick, M.D. C. E. Gilmore, M.D. D. S. Hammond, M.D. J. F. Hillhouse, M.D. Hunf, Hunl 81 Hunl', M.D. Anna Jopling, M.D. J. L. Jopling, M.D. D. F. Kerbow, M.D. D. R. Lewis, M. D. R. L. Lewis, M.D. C. L. Lunsford, M.D. David Miesch, M.D. O. R. O'Neill, M.D. H. W. Parcl1man, M.D. J. N. Powell, M.D. O. W. Robinson, M.D. C. M. Townsend, M.D. M. A. Walker, M.D. G. S. Woodfin, M.D. James Brune'He, D.D.S. R. M. Coker, D.D.S. E. P. Dickson, D.D.S. Gladys Griffis, D.D.S. Hayes 8: Hayes, D.D.S. A. L. Jones, D.D.S. W. L. Kelley, D.D.S J. A. Miles, D.D.S. C. M. Reavis, D.D.S. Lamoine Miller, D.O. R. H. Spell, D.O. a+ +he Values e W f - I bg You Will Find 7 a+ Xg fyff DAN BILLS FURNITURE I Q A wil 248 Isl' S.W. Dial SU 4-7030 0192 1 -ff yu.. CE? ,r I -9 to WOERN ER FOOD STORE 845 l2+h S.E. Paris, Texas Tommy Hyde proudly walls his lurn for his loaf of lDEAL BREAD from The sales- man, Johnny Biard, as Bersy Hyde, H. T. Hyde, Herbie Campbell. and Larry Ayers look on. Try lDEAL FOR EVERY MEAL from THE IDEAL BAKING CCJMPANY Lamar Chevrolet Co. 225 uS+ s.w. Did you know lhal more chickens cross The road in fronl ol a CHEVROLET lhan any olher car? LAMAR CHEVROLET sells and services Chevrolels and Cadillacs. ll you can'l buy one now, come by and drearn awhile. Linda Bassell and Joan Bassano do a lillle dreaming al Jrhe unveiling of The l957 CHEVROLET. Cowthon's Book Store I23 Soufh Main Ann Shiver and Priscilla Kuykendall seem very in- leresled in one ol The beauliful scrapbooks lhal you will find a+ CAWTHON'S. Visil lhis well- equipped slore for anylhing in lhe book slore line. 8 'f'1 Gene Roden and Sons 425 Church SI'reeI' DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS Texas's mos? IoeauIiIuI and finesI air condifioned IuneraI home. Phone SU 4-4333 Paris, Texas I II TOWERS USED CARS AND TRUCKS EImer and I-Ienry 2074 Norfh Main Phone SU 4-2557 BASSANO SERVICE PARTS AND B 81 B MOTOR CLINIC All Types Repairs Cars Trucks Tracrors 570 E. Hous+on Phone SU 4-2803 SMITH'S WRECKING YARD We Buy and Sell Junk WILLIAMS BROTHERS WRECKING YARD We SaIvage Cars and Used ParIs 2255 N. Main Dial SU 4-9I4-4 MeeI Your Needs aI BELMONT GROCERY 852 IIIh N.E. Phone SU 4-9I8I NELSON JERSEY FARM Lamar Road Paris, Texas FANGIO AUTO PAINT AND BODY SHOP Dial SU 4-8032 753 I4'Ih S'rreeI' NE You Wreck 'Em-We Fix 'Em GIenn's Shoe Service CALDWELL AND SON'S CONCRETE For OuaIiIy ConcreIe, CaII on Us 848 I4I'h N.E. Dial SU 4-80I0 II8 Lamar Ave. Buffy Graham asks David DicIcson's advice con- cerning her booIs. David seems Io prefer 'Ihe Iouder Jrype, I::uI agrees Ihar no maIIer whaI your IasIe, 'rhe Ioesf pIace in 'rown for Iea+her goods is GLENN'S SI-IOE SERVICE. OWL'194 FITCH-U GROCERY 8: MARKET I320 Fifzhugh Ave. Dial SU 4-9098 J. B. BRISTOW. Manager ...-l.-For My Money lfsl.. UI. 1 Liberfy Nafional Bank Xl! I n Parls J '-'-- --- --- ''--- '-'-'-----'-' -' '------- --'- The Bank of Friendl Service 1 I I I - .--- .---...- .............................-..--....-u--. Q u X fg, YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP T0 510,000 I, If 1 AT LIBERTY NATIONAL OFFICERS DIRECTORS J. G. CECIL, President LOUIS WILLIAMS BLAKE K. LEE PHILIP HUTCHISON, Exec. viee-President C. M. TERRELL A. M. AIKIN, JR. BLAKE K. LEE, viee-Ptesitiettt 0. B. FISHER J. G. CECIL s. M. HAIZLIP, Cashier J. 0. ATWELL J. C. DesHoNG RALPH PEARCE, Vice-President PHILIP HUTCHISON V. E. STEWART, Assistant Cashier C. M. MCXVHERTER, JR. GEORGE H. THOMPSON, Assistant Cashier OWL 0195 Congralulalions PRINTIS E. ELLIS General Agen+ AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY I003 Sou+l1 Main S'I'. Paris, Texas Dial SU 4-4I93 I DAIRY - ETTE Known for lls Delicious Coney Islands. Hamburgers Home-Made Clwili, and I-Iome-Fried Pies From Ilwe Founlain Jumbo Malls, Milk Shakes, and Sundaes Made Wi+I1 Freezer-Fresh DAIRY-ETTE CREAM 750 Clarksville S+. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Rucker, Owners OWL PIGGLY WIGGLY 423 Clarksville S+. To keep +I'1e many cuslomers oi PIGGLY WIGGLY supplied willi llwe besl, Smillw Mullens and Larry Jackson are slocking The shelves. The ellicienl ser- vice, large 'Free parking area. and Ilwe S 84 I-I Green Slamps make PIGGLY WIGGLY a lavorile wilh all siudenls and Ilweir families. I196 UNIQUE CLEANERS AND HATTERS Olean and Dub Clarkson, Owners SU 4-7282 I2I Firsl N.W. BOYERS BROTHERS Prinfing Since I904 Office Supplies, Columbia Typewrifer Ribbons and Carbons-Rubber Sfamps Dial SU 4e3I94 4I Firsf Sireel' N.W See CLYDE HELMS 'For Good Used Cars 503 N. Main WESTERN I GUARANTY LOAN CO. II7 S. Main Paris, Texas Phone SU 4-6653 For Delicious Foods Visil' I'l1e SNACK SHOP 33 Nor+l1 Main Paris, Texas HOLLJE BROTHERS Superior Shoe Repairing 204 Wesl' Price Paris, Texas MAIN TIRE STORE 304 Nor+I1 Main Dial SU 4-742I Recapping and Repairing GATES U.S. ROYAL TIRES R. R. JORDAN 81 CO. Wesl Side Markel- Square 330 2nd S.W. Dial SU 4-435I PARIS, TEXAS GIBRALTAR BARBER SHOP Enloe and Townsend Medford Concrete Pipe Company I545 S. Church The home of ihe besl concreie pipe in Norlheasl Texas is IvlEDEORD'S CONCRETE PIPE CO. Among Ihe many line lypes on hand are culverl pipe, sewer pipe, pipe fillings. drain file, seplic lanlcs, grease lraps, sioclc waler lroughs, irrigalion pipe and concrele speciallies. Phone SU 4-8652 for inlormalion. WILLIAMS GIN Old Highway 24 Owned and Operaled by JOHN W.. LOUIS. and CHARLIE WILLIAMS QMEDFURD The Collegiate Shoppe Easl' Side Plaza Florence Ann McClain smiles her approval of lhe Iealher iaclcel wiih lhe Icnil sleeves lhai Ellen Cole- man is irying on al The COLLEGIATE SHOPPE. For lhe besi in sludenf wearing apparel. ihe COL- LEGIATE SHOPPE is lhe siore wiih The besl. HOLLY SHCP Smarl' Apparel for Women 22 Wesl Side Plaza Phone SU 4-3445 Phone SU 4-8543 Home SU 4-2894 NEIL GUNTER USED CARS Neil and Roy Gunler, Owners For lhe Besl Deal, See Neil 443 Norfh Main Paris, Texas BART'S BETTER BUYS in Used Cars See Barl' McDowell or Mac McCauley 453 Nor'l'h Main Phone SU 4-4552 owL-197 Gibraltar Beauty Salon 259 South Main Polly Ausmus puts the tinishing touches to Miss Martha Hanlcins' new hair-do as Delors Word Ioolcs on in admiration. Polly styles your hair to suit your personality. In Miss Hanlcins' case-short and sassy. Malce your appointment today at the GIBRALTAR BEAUTY SALON. Dial SU 4-3490. aris Typewriter Exchange I09 lst N.W. The typing classes at PHS always tind their type- writers in pertect condition due to the constant vigilance ot the PARIS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Jay Bowman and Joe Stevens are shown .repairing a typewriter. Dial SU 4-4959 tor outstanding type- writer service. OWL 0198 MCGEE EQUIPMENT CO. FRIEDRICH REFRIGERATIIIIN AND EIFFIBE MACHINES D. NICGEE IB56 BEINHAM STREET :IWNER PARIS, TEXAS Dial SU 4-8862 HORACE SPARKS' GROCERY Free Delivery Phone SU 4-6440 305 Graham St. C 84 E REFRIGERATION CO. Carrier Air-Conditioning and Heating 2448 Lamar Phone SU 5-l745 Compliments ot BOONE RICHARDS THE CHUCK WAGON CAFE J. O. Reddell, Owner FAIN'S LITTLE DINER Special Mexican and Southern Foods I009 Bonham St. Dial SU 4-9227 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fain, Owners and Operators JOE WARE GARAGE AND WRECKER SERVICE Day Phone SU 4-8500 Night SU 4-7754 I3 4th N.W. Paris, Texas PEYTON A. ELLISON Attorney-at-law 304 First National Bank Building Paris, Texas Dial SU 4-4488 ANDERSON, THOMPSON 8: FEW Realtors Real Estate and Loan I20 N. Main 80l Clarksville S+. Corner Drug Store No. l S. E. Plaza Chloie Ingram is serving JoAnne Williams and Jim- my Clarlc one of her delicious speciallies. For The special afler-school Jrreal, go 'lo CORNER DRUG STORE NO. l. You will also find a complele line of cosmelics. Swift's Ice Cream Co. II45 Norih Main S+ree+ SWlET'S line lce Cream goes info all The sundaes and sodas a+ MARGRAVES, CORNER DRUG NO. I, and is sold al CORNER DRUG NO. 2. Margraves Drug Store 777 Bonham S+ree+ Linda Sue Byers, Barbara While, and Craig O'Dea are browsing Jrhrough lhe magazines ai' MAR- GRAVES. To lceep up +o dale on currenl fashions, sporls, and world evenls, visil lhe magazine sland al MARGRAVES. You will also find in 'lhis com- plele drug siore a line line of cosmeiics and an efficienl' pharmacisl. Corner Drug Store No. Z Nolhing buf The mosl dependable service is offered al' CORNER DRUG STORE NO. 2. Gary Smilh holds The door for Shirley Aydeloil and Belly Shew as 'rhey enler Jrhe new and convenienlly locaied CORNER DRUG STORE NO. 2. Enjoy lhe courleous and friendly service io be found here. Q Tzeazfl' ASK FOR T6DA7'S SPECIAL! OWL' 199 AYRES' GIFT SHOP Nor'll1 Side Plaza Mrs. Elmer Ellis shows Kay Banlcliead, Sally Hulchi- son. and Jo Anne Bowen one ol her beaulilul pollery pallerns. AYRES' GIFT Sl-IOP fealures gills lor llwe gracluale and bricle. Sluclenls, parenls, and 'lriencls ol PHS are invilecl lo come in and selecl llieir gifls lrom a wide seleclion ol sloclc. DAVID E. RAINEY CO. Over 26 Years of Insurance Service GENERAL INSURANCE IOI Plaza Bldg. Phone SU 4-2849 In Paris II s THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Sanilone Cleaners 2-Way Drive-in Dial SU 4-3326 535 Clarksville MIDWEST VIDEO CORPORATION I28 SouI'l1 Main Your Communily Anlenna Syslem Clwrisline Dickinson, secrelary: Joe Szelcely, mana- ger: and E. W. Hensley and-G. I-I. Scoll. consulling engineers, are shown around a TV wl1icl1 gives bel- , ler lelevision receplion by using llwe communily anlenna. l SOUTH SIDE PLAZA OWL ' 200 Be Modern - Go Electric TEXAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY BILL LEWIS CAFE IF I'I S GOOD F009 VCU lAll'l'-- 1 wif Rl I 02 Clarksville For All Ty pes of Roofing Jobs See House JEWELRY WEEHUNT 23 E. Plaza CO. Mr. McGarvey House is seeing llwal' everyone has a wonderful lime al 'llwe Senior Class Picnic given by HOUSE JEWELRY for l'l'1e Seniors. Many won- Phone SU 5-I642 232 Hiclcory S'I'. derlul gills and prizes were awarded. For 'flue besl in JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER vase PARIS- TEXAS HOUSE JEWELRY. MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE eb? by Trading Wilh nah -Q J. w. HARRISON R soN Nl General Conlraclors OWL 0 201 MODERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 20 I 2+I1 S.W. Marlha Huddleslon is admiring her dress which she has iusl had cleaned ai MODERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY, while Janice Davis is paying The owner, Mr. Roy Davis. MODERN CLEANERS AND LAUN- DRY is Icnown for ils Dependable, Friendly Service. Dial SU 4-2635 ROBERTS JEWELERS Norlh Side Plaza See Ihe world's iinesl Slerling Silver and China. Slerling by Inlernaiional. Gorham. Wallace, Heir- loom, and Luni. China by Caslleion, Syracuse, and Royal Teliau. Home ol ihe Famous Fealure In- Ierloclcing Diamond Rings. QUALITY - VALUE - SERVICE In lhe piciure Mr. Raphael shows Shirley LeFlore one of Iheir many line pieces oi silver. OWL'202 KYLE'S GROCERY I538 Norih Main Dial SU 4-9I70 Dress Well and Succeed - , - , I . . to. MERCHANT TAILOR DOTSON'S GARAGE Lamar and Sixlh SE Phone SU 4-3285 PARIS, TEXAS CHARLES BOWDEN Pain+ing ancl Decoraling Phone SU 4-8826 648 I2+l1 N.E. THOMPSON TAILOR SHOP Dial SU 4-7063 II8 Is+ S.W. BELEW FINANCE COMPANY 38 Fourfh SW lnsfallmeni' Financing Loans-Aufo-Furnifure-Signa'rure Dial SU 5-II40 F. E. SWINT BaH'ery and Elecfric Generalors, S+ar'I'ers, Igniiions and General Au+omobiIe Repair Dial SU 4-4720 405 Firsl' Slreel' N.W. GIBRALTAR HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP 265 Soulh Main Paris. Texas CAVINESS SERVICE STATION I222 Sou'I'l1 Main Dial SU 4-2838 vw ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY JIM HOLLAND, Manager l303 N- Main Phone SU 4-3895 Branded Line of Fine Men's Wear H-'s +he FH- and +he Feel and Don'+ Forgel +he Eye Appeal a+ 39530693 Paris, Texas lT'S AIR-CONDITIONED Mobilgas w. A. BILL Mooae Agenf, Magnolia Pefroleum Co Phone SU 4-3826 Paris, Texas FENDLEY'S GARAGE Auio Repairs. Eleclric and Brake Work I2ll Bonham S+. Dial SU 4-6795 FAUGHT MOTOR COMPANY Ch rysler-Plymoulh SALES AND SERVICE Phone SU 4-4792 475 Nor'I'h Main OWL ' 203 Hussey's Toy and Sporting Goods I 07 Grand Ave. Roberl BuTch SmiTh, Billy Norris, Jo Ann Wallcer, and Saralou Vaughan are looking aT some of The sfufled animals you will find ai' HUSSEY'S. For The lalesi' in Hobbies, Games. and Craffs, HUSSEY'S is The slore 'For you. Dial SU 5-I448. ,.,, Ay K fact' gddd 7nd f Li l ifig THE TROPIC RESTAURANT A 2 ' 'Z Q II6 Bonham ST. Dial SU 4-9280 vvli SERVICE STATION Lamar and 6+l1 Dial SU 4-9I69 PARIS. TEXAS INSURANCE AGENCY Sound Insurance Counsel and Pro+ec+ion Since I925 HIGHWAY 82 CAFE 84 COURTS Sizzling S'I'eaIrs--Lunches-Fried Chicken 4 Miles Easf of Paris Highway 82 OWL' 204 J. 84 B. MOTOR CLINIC Cars and Tracfors Corner I8+l1 N.W. and Walker S+. DIAL SU 4-9246 PARIS, TEXAS GLASS MOTORS Your PonTiac Dealers 2425 Lamar Ave. Dial SU 4-68II GUTHRIE 81 GUTHRIE Insurance-Bonds Selling Peace of Mind DIAL SU 4-84I8 PARIS. TEXAS REEP 84 WINEGEART FurniTure and Appliances Rugs, VeneTian Blinds, Draperies I I5 Clarksville Phone SU 4-6555 The Thinking Fellow Rides a YeIIow YELLOW CAB COMPANY JOE SKIDMORE 8: SON, Owners n House ote 750 Bonham THE NICHOLSON HOUSE graciously provides Tor banqueTs each week, such as The one shown wiTh THE I957 OWL STaTT as guesTs. THE NICHOLSON HOUSE, Paris' mosT modern hoTeI. is known Tar and wide Tor iTs accommocIaTive service, iTs genuine souThern hospiTaIiTy, and iTs deliciously prepared Toods. J. C. PENNEY'S I8 Wesi' Side Plaza The IaTesT sTyIe in winTer coaTs are being modeled by Billie Earle Wilson and Mary Ann Harlan as Mrs. Maxine Ray convinces Them ThaT TighT sleeves will be The sTyIe in The coming year. The J. C. PENNEY Slogan: The Penney way is The ThriTTy way . . . The ThriTTy way is The American Way. RAY MORSE AUTO SERVICE We Specialize in REBUILDING WRECKED AUTOMOBlLES WHEEL ALIGNING-WHEEL BALANCING SEAT COVERS-CONVERTIBLE TOPS I39 Grand Phone SU 4-62l0 KIMBELL-PARIS COMPANY I22I Church Slreel' Dial SU 4-74ll A PARIS. TEXAS THE OWL DRUG STORE l775 Norlh Main Curb service? Pleasani' surroundings? Relreshmenis? Oi course, lhal could only spell oul THE OWL DRUG STORE. Here Mr. McKnighl collecls Jrhe checlc from Margarel Lylle while Vivian Tiemann and Anneile Hoplcins 'finish lheir drinlcs. OWL ' 206 AlKlN'S MEN'S WEAR Easl' Side Plaza Phone SU 4-28l3 Call J. E. CONDRAY For All Your Plumbing 55 ll'l'h N.W. Dial SU 4-45l8 ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CO. Tires-Tubes-Ba'H'eries A. L. Brown, Agenl Pafronize Cilies Service Slafions HALEY'S SERVICE STATION Cour+esy ls Our Policy 564 Lamar Phone SU 4-9037 DRURY MATTRESS 81 AWNING CO. Makers of Maflresses and Awnings I243 l3+h N.W. Dial SU 4-2866 HlLL'S VITA TONE CLEANERS AND WASHATERIA SU 4-9I42 Lee R. Hill ROSE BARBER SHOP 2439 Clarksville Slreel' HlLL'S JEWELERS Fine Walches and Diamonds Plaza Thealre Building Dial SU 4-4l95 WILL l l. LlGl'lTl:OOT Archifecl' sim q A W b J Willie Goforllw aslcs Jack Wooldridge lo fill 'er up willw +l1a+ Good Gull Gas as Beclcy Ausmus and Jerry Wiclcerslwam smile Jrlieir approval io Willie's choice of merchandise. You'll receive a simil ile from Jack almosl' any 'rime you slop by. JACK'S GULF SERVICE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS COMPRESS AND WAREHOUSE l226 Isf S. W. SU 4-3363 Complimenfs of COL. J. M. CAVINESS Complimen+s DAN MCKINNEY PRODUCE of a 2060 Lamar Ave. Phone SU 4-2204 OWL 0 207 BILL BLACKWELL OFFICE MACHINES SUPPLIES SU 5-I58I SU 4-7298 PARIS, TEXAS fy-aff, 55, 7!2nwz ' uf-1 xy 'R y G . if ??, obinius ici X reenbozzse Phone SU 4-4885 CADDEL-WARLICK .NSURANCE G'LAN D Flowers for Every Occasion 'IBQIS ' af Prices You Can Afford OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS II07 Pine Bluff Phone SU 4-2244 Parisian Barber Shop I02 Lamar Ave. Don'I' fakeyour word for if: ask our cusfomers abouf fheir safisfacfion. Safisfacfion guaranfeed or your money cheerfully refunded. Isame Locafion Since I9I6I L. J. ISa+anI KAMMER M. J. ITexI THIELMAN B. M. IBIIII HAYNES Phone SU 4-9 I 86 owi- zos INSURANCE AND BONDS 204 Firsf Nafional Bank BuiIcIing Phones SU 4-3306 and SU 4-3307 27I TRUCK CENTER Owned and Operafed by PauI Ingram 8: Sons Giving 24 Hours Service Whal' Could Be So ln+eres1'ing Inside Thar Vinegar Vai? On a four fhrough +l1e World's Largesf Vinegar Plant 'rhese OWL Sfaff members learn +l1a+ wi+l1ou+ flue filfering process in vinegar-making, +l1ey would more Hman likely be inebriafed affer rinsing 'rheir hair wi+l1 +l'ia+ fine SPEAS VINEGAR. SPEAS COMPANY Es+abIished Since I888 SWAIM PRINTING CQMPANY Every+l1ing for 'I'l1e Office l27 LAMAR AVE. PHONE SU 4-2393 OWL 0 209 SOUTH ERN CLEAN ERS 436 Lamar Ave. Foremosl among 'rhe cleaners of Paris is 'lhe SOUTHERN CLEANERS. For 'rhe besl' in cleaning and pressing. bring your clolhes ro l'he SOUTHERN CLEANERS. Mrs. Ben Marable looks pleased as Mr. Coker wriles her order. As Mr. Colcer says, We clean 'lhem clean. CARLOCK'S FOOD STORE 2454 Bonham S+ree+ The wise shopper slops al CARLOCK'S FOOD CENTER, The moclern slore in Paris. The many fealures offered are lhe new slorage vaull, 'lhke l hl ' h ' ' d - saug ering ouse. curing, processing. an pac aging ol all your meals. Here Mr. Carloclc and helper display lhe line meal in l'he slaughler house. OWL ' 210 Complzmenls FRAN K WEAR D I XON'S 25 Lamar Ave. LEIGHTON CORNETT Counly A'I l'orney PARIS, TEXAS FAIRVIEW DAIRY FARM Pasleurizecl Dairy Producls COLLlER'S STELLROSE CLEANERS HARVEY COLLIER, Owner Try Our New Cleaning Me'I'hod Dial SU 4-67I0 2l0I Lamar Ave. BARR'S COFFEE SHOP HOYLE BARR, Owner 77 8'lh S.W. Dial SU 4-8329 TEXAS FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furnilure R. J. WEAVER FRANK WEAVER I34 Firs'I' S.W. Phone SU 4-6370 Welding Supplies Medical Gases GRAND OXYGEN COMPANY Phone su 4-8490 LONKOUSKl'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Upholsfering - Cushions Rebuill' General Repair III5 E. HOUSTON PHONE SU 4-3604 DIXIE Buy DIXIE Gas wi+h fhe Power To Pass a+ Your Neighborhood DIXIE SERVICE STATION and Save SSS HINKLE LUMBER COMPANY Housfon and 3rd N.W. Larges'I' Lumber Yard in Norih Easi' Texas J. WALTON SKINNER, Manager Phone SU 5-I696 PARIS OIL PRODUCTS Your Dixie Dis'rribuI'or M. S. KIMBELL, Owner I548 Church Dial SU 4-336I Nf'fI 's kim- fi'...rF HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY 304 2nd S.W. All Paris High School sfudenfs agree +ha+: If i+'s HOLSUM . . . iI's go'r fo be good. Mr. Jay Bow- man, manager of Ihe HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY in Paris, is presenfing Richard Jackson wi+h a loaf of bread from 'rhe new and compIe+e company delivery 'rrucIc. TOM'S TOASTED PEAN UTS Ford Griffilh - DisI'ribu+or Phone SU 5-I473 202 3rd N.W. IT'S A SMALL WORLD A salesman called a prospecfive cusfomer Ihe olher day, and Ihe phone was answered by whaf was obviously a small boy. Is your molher or Iarher home? Ihe salesman aslced. The child said no. Well, is Ihere anyone else Ihere I can speak Io? My sisI'er, Ihe youngsler piped. There was a ralher long period of silence, Ihen Ihe salesman heard Ihe Iooy's voice again. I can'+ IiII her our of Ihe play pen. he said. EARL LANTZER Dis'I'riI::u'I'or of LIFETIME STAINLESS STEEL 2045 Bonham SI'ree'I Dial SU 4-3645 PARIS, TEXAS -ILL IEIEEHI GARAGE t DisI'ribuI'or for HOFFMAN TELEVISION Sales and Service I604 N. Main Telephone SU 4-4735 PARIS ELECTRIC SERVICE 257 Is'I' S.W. For moI'or repair, rewinding, repairing commercial and house wiring, 'Ihe PARIS ELECTRIC SERVICE gels if done when you call Ihem aI SU 4-4596. Picrurecl are Ihe owners, George Crain and O. E. Malone, wilh 'Iheir friendly, dependable, and ef- ficienl sI'al:I. OWL'212 FANT MILLING COMPANY Gladiola Flour and Cake Mixes II04 Bonham Dial SU 4-6I55 PARIS, TEXAS JACK RUTHERFORD, Manager GUY T. MORGAN SERVICE STATION 2224 Bonham S+. Phone SU 4-9IOI For Dependable, Cour'I'eous Service in a Friendly A+mosphere ROSENTHAL PACKING CO. OF PARIS Slaughlerers and Fabricafors of Beef CAR LOT SHIPPERS 60I Cenfer S+. Phone SU 4-7890 PARIS, TEXAS S. H. KRESS Easi' Side Plaza For an alrer-school snack or a delicious lunch. KRESS is 'rhe righl spol agree Becky Ausmus, Sharon Biffle. and Barbara Burns. The efficienl' service and loocl qualify puls KRESS in lop place. For qualify, variely, and values shop al' KRESS. We exfend our sincere appreciafion 'Io rhese docI'ors for Iheir in'I'eres'I in our yearbook: J. E. Price, O. D. W. C. Ragan, O. D. J. W. McCoy. D. V. M. A. Moore. D. V. M. J. R. Moore, D. S. C. Don I. Riddle, D. V. M. To show Iheir inferesr in us, fhese churches of Paris have included 'Iheir names in our annual. Belmonl' Baplisl' Church Calvary Me'I'hodis+ Church Cen+raI Presbyferian Church College Church of Chrisl Eas+ Paris Baplisi' Church Firs+ Bap+is+ Church Firs'I' Chrislian Church Firs'I Melhodisl Church Garre'I'+ Memorial Mefhodisf Church Holy Cross Episcopal Church Immanuel Baprisl' Church Lamar Avenue Church of Chrisi' Our Lady of Viclory Calholic Church Paris Bible Church Ramseur Bap+isI' Church Wesl' Paris Church of Chrisl 0WL'2'I3 HorIon's Town ond Country Super Market 235 Norih Main Here Bill Harlan, owner and manager, Ialks wi'Ih assisfanl' manager. Gale Nixon. abou+ some of Ihe wonderful grocery buys you will find al HARLAN'S, where you receive 'those valuable Brownie saver sfamps wirh your every purchase. Dial SU 4-2352. C 81 C DRUG STORE I 709 Clarksville S+. Palsy Moore and Mike Haynes make quick work of a soda af The C 84 C DRUG STORE. Almosl any Time you drop by +he C 84 C, you will 'find a gang of Ieenagers. Why no+ sI'op by now for a refreshing drink and an earful of 'rhe Ia'res'r? ' OWL ' 214 LINDSAY'S SPORTING GOODS Sporfing Goods-Hardware-Toys Wholesale and Re'I'aiI I35 Lamar Dial SU 4-7I20 REAVES DRIVE-INN CAFE 329 N. Main Phone SU 4-8473 MeeI' Your Friends a+ Reaves TI'IE BEAUTY BAR IRENE BROWN Individual Hair SI'yIing Madam Rubinoff Cosmerics 2I3 Firsf NaI'I. Bank Bldg. Dial SU 5-I988 CHURCH STREET LAUNDRY We'I' Wash and Help Yourself I4I6 Church S'I'reeI' PHONE SU 4-9097 CITY BARBER SHOP I06 Clarksville ARTHUR W. SKEEN. JR. SAND AND GRAVEL Washed and Graded TELEPHONE SU 4-3555 PARIS. TEXAS MANESS GARAGE Mofor Rebuilding DIAL SU 4-2480 98 20TH N.E. PARIS FINANCE CO. A CompIe'Ie Loan Service 29 LAMAR AVE. PHONE SU 4-430I B U L L S ' HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 56I Clarksville SI'reeI' ATLAS ACCESSORIES TIRES -- TUBES - BATTERIES Phone SU 4-7238 MILEY'S SERVICE STATION I850 Norfh Main Roberf Brunson fells Mrs. Miley Crow iusf how much gas fo puf in his car as Elizabefh I-Iorn furns fo chaf wifh Mary Effa Enloe and Jean Ray. You will always find dependable, friendly service af MILEY'S SERVICE STATION. Mrs. Miley Crow is rhe owner and operafor. Dick House's Good Housekeeping Shoppe I7Il Clarksville Whaf giff fo send? perplexes fhese young ladies .. .and no wonderl Jusf look af fhe variefy of giffs fo be found af DICK I-lOUSE'S GOOD HOUSE- KEEPING Sl-IOPPE. Mrs. House and Camille Wood- ard seem drawn fo chinaware. Marfha Maclcey can'f seem fo decide on fhe lafesf album fhaf Diclc I-louse is holding. They'lI malce fhe righf choice af DICK I-lOUSE'S nexf fo fhe C 84 C Drug. FRAN K'S DAI RYLAN D I 73 I Clarksville S+. Whefher you need a Dairyburger or a friendly smile, ERANICS DAIRYLAND can supply your need. If you cannof find iusf whaf you wanf on fhe menu, Sharon Eleming will fix up a special for you. Go by foday and meef fhe gang for a freaf. SOUTH LAND COTTON OIL CO. I392 Soufh Main Orby Broolcs, Mr. J. R. Gill, and Eranlc Jaclcson discuss fhe many producfs of coffon in afhlefic uniforms, leffer iaclrefs, and sweafers. They agree fhaf SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL COMPANY is a good business wifh which fo be connecfed. Dial SU 4-256l. OWL'2I5 MAC'S GULF SERVICE 704 Bonham SI. Friendly service and good Gulf Gas make MAC'S GULF SERVICE a wonderful place Io Irade. Shown exlehding Ihis service Io Ihe average cuslomer is The complele slaff aI MAC'S GULF SERVICE. COX FURNITURE CO. Carpe+s - FurniI'ure - Appliances I7I3 CLARKSVILLE DIAL SU 4-4045 I I I -4-sw ff 11, .. '-11:-1ul.::iw:-1--Q ., an EVANS' STUDIO Commercial and PorI'raiI Pholography 20 Clarksville S+. Phone SU 4-6570 HUMBLE OIL AND REFINING CO. l475 3rcI S.E. Grady Rea, our Lamar and Della Counly agenl for HUMBLE PRODUCTS, is shown here wifh Ihe office mascof. Uniflo. Always use HUMBLE Esso- Exlra Gasoline. Esso-ExIra Mofor Oil. and 997 Ivlofor Oil. Paris. Texas. Phone SU 4-8380. THE LITTLE MEXICAN INN I 3 I Bonham S+. The Spanish Club of Paris High School seems Io be digging righ+ info Ihal good hoI sauce, chili, and Mexican food. Hungry 'For some of Ihose SouIh of Ihe Border delicacies? Then drop by THE LITTLE MEXICAN INN. Dial SU 4-QI94. HOLLYWOOD SHOP S'ryIes of Tomorrow Today READY-TO-WEAR and ACCESSORIES PeItz's Luggage and Leather Goods I4 Clarksville S+. Mrs. Ben Pelrz is showing Laurie Wrighl 'rhe na'rion's mosl beau+iIuI luggage by American Tour- isrer, 'lime and again winners of fhe Gold Medal Award for durabilily and slyle in luggage. Lighl' as a feaiher-Sirong as sleel-Exclusive in Paris af PELTZ'S LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS. PETE HUGGINS HUMBLE STATION 707 Bonham S+. Phyllis Sfone finds Humble Gasoline and fhe 'Friend- Iy service of Pele Huggins 'Io be an unbearable combinarion. Their Motloz 24-HOUR DAY WRECKER SERVICE - MOVING SERVICE HUMBLE SERVICE COUCH SHOE STORE 38 Soufh Wesl' Plaza Jerry Couch is showing Anecia Vessels +he new bal- Ier purse, one of Ihe neweslr Iypes of handbags. For 'rhe Iaresl s'I'yIes and besl of qualify in borh shoes and handbags. shop al COUCH SHOE STORE. Complimenls of ORDWAY FURNITURE COMPANY Donald Stone's Plumbing and Heating 2939 Bonham S+. Mr. Slone is showing cuslomers of lomorrow. Phyllis Slone, Mary Frances Smilh, and Carolyn Brown. all 'lypes of slandard plumbing supplies. His cus- lomers are always righl. Wilh him you will gel 'last courleous. and reliable service. R. G. WALKER 8: SON Marlcel' and Grocery FAMOUS BARBECUE S. S. Burleson, Manager MAIN FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furnilure 253 N. MAIN PHONE SU 4-6l06 KEENER USED CARS Where Price Sells and Oualily Tells DIAL SU 4-7866 230 N. MAIN PARIS AUTOMATIC GAS COMPANY. INC. Bulane Gas - Gas Appliances - Propane G Cool: Wilh Gas Il s 4 Times Cheaper 220 Lamar Dial SU 5-I686 PARIS MATTRESS AND VENETIAN BLIND CO. 1458 Noah Main DIAL SU 4-2646 CRAIGO FLOWERS 745 24+h s.E. Sharon Hunler Ioolcs pleased as Mr. Gus R. Craigo pins on a beauliful mum. When Your Hearl Has a Message Say I+ Wilh Flowers Corsages - Bridal Sellings and Bouquels Wilh Prompl' Delivery Dial SU 5-I820 DAY OR NIGHT 0WL'2I8 ALLEN 81 FREDERICK IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service 2IOI N. Main Phone SU 4-3730 PARIS. TEXAS TEXAS CLEANERS Alleralions - Quick Service HELEN AND GORDON ALVORD, Owners 30I Pine Bluff Dial SU 4-4956 For 'lhe Youlh of Paris THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4I0 W. Kaufman S'I'. T. FRANK GEORGE, Paslor BENNETT'S CLEANERS I053 Pine Bluff Dial SU 4-9I34 Pick Up and Delivery CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS LAMAR SUPER SERVICE 27I7 Lamar Ave Randy S I I1 d P I Young promise you qulc and co I + LAMAR SUPER SERVICE +I1eI'1e dq I I +I1 g od AMLICO p oducf Congra'IuIa+ions 'Io I'I1e Class of '57 From 'l'I1e SANITARIUM OF PARIS ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL LAMAR GENERAL HOSPITAL ' k BONO'S HICKORY HOUSE 24+h and Clarksville Umm. good! Jusl loolc al fha? delicious barbecue sandwich Karol Bono is enjoying as Glendell Baker orders sandwiches for Danny Bono and himself from BONO'S selecfion of beef, pork. and chicken bar- becue. Come by and see Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bono ai BONO'S HICKORY HOUSE, Ihe Home of Fine Barbecue, Iocaled al 24+h and Clarksville in Paris. ff x , 1'12v 'I' 'P ' ' -1' W f -, 25, of fl 4 - ,: l- i ' 5' ,, J : 'uh 'VL'-v .Jog -245.1 ' 5.2 'L -1 K- -F' lf' KK , ' J - , 1 , fe ,l- f - S ,' Y . - .. r S f 1- f s- f . ,Q f J' ie! ' 5-PV, Sf -. Q it . -f ' '1Cg,. e.'qg4NM'T,frT , I fs . V Q ,. .XXX I If, P aka: 5 5011, Inc. Manu'Fac+urers of Exclusive Juvenile Lingerie PARIS. TEXAS LAMAR OIL COMPANY DisI'ribu'I'ors of Amlico Gas DIAL SU 4-6280 I470 Nor'Ih Main Paris, Texas PARIS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. - SALE - Wednesday Thursday Phone SU 4-3880 Phone SU 4-9233 P. O. Box 672 Paris, Texas WHERE BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET J. H. Darnell C. R. Dial C. L. Darnell Phone SU 4-6983 SU 4-4028 SU 4-8I97 OWL ' 220 F Radiator Inspectionl - I- so li .E oi Si fu. IE 'uno Zum, consul., M - o If your car is a year old, Ihe radiaior needs checlr- ing! Waier circulafion may be slowed by dirt rusf and lime deposifs, affecling engine operaI'ion. Come in for FREE Inspecfion and Esfimaie. We use genuine Inland Facfory Melhods. Radia+or Depar+men+ of CITY BUS SHOP Phone SU 4-8227 Ride +he PARIS CITY BUS SHORT'S FOOD STORE 2450 Lamar Specializing in Ihe famous SHORT'S Couniry Sausage and ofher fresh mea+s. Picfured here are Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Shori and son, Samuel, as fhey help Mrs. L. A. Rawlings fill her grocery needs. This same IOOZ service is given fo all who shop a+ SHORT'S, your friendly neighborhood grocery. Open 7:00 +o 9:00 every day of 'Ihe week. Dial SU 4-9l6O. CENTRAL MAN U FACTU RING CO. Processors of Mea+ and Bone Scraps Clemeni' Road Dial SU 4-3436 MARTIN'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 230I Lamar Avenue Dial SU 4-8443 MATERIALS FOR SALE WOODY ELECTRIC CO. Licensed Con1'rac+or IINDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITIONING WIRING Phone SU 4-6I6l GENERAL ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, INC. CLAIM SERVICE Fire - Au'ro Inland Marine - Casualfy R. D. BOWERSOCK Branch Manager Telephone SU 4-6692 27 Isi' N.W. ng., .... DAIRY TOP 2455 Lamar Miss' Jill Koenig coniemplaies 'rhe calorie couni' in one of Ihose delicious humdingers af Ihe DAIRY TOP'S counfer. You guessed if-'rhe femp- Iafion was 'loo much and The humdinger was downed! Drop by Jrhe DAIRY TOP for ice cream. hamburgers. ho'r dogs and home-made hol' +amaIes. OWL ' 221 VEL-MAR DRIVE IN l3IO N. Main The VEI.-MAR is noled lor ils wonderful Rool Beer. Belly Webb is serving Clyde Baleman, Judy Swoflord, Marla Loven, and Diane Walker Roof Beer Al lls Best You can also gel hamburgers, hol dogs, barbecue, malls, shalces, colces, coffee. and orange drinks. The nexl lime you are oul slop by lhe VEL-MAR. gi 'NX 1 MOSELEY AMUSEMENT CO. 332 Wesi' Boolh Baby-siller Jacque Julian walches Roberl and Calhy Moseley, Jennilee and Cindy Lou Randle enioy lhe MOSELEY AMUSEMENT ricles. Nexl lime you baby-sil, bring lhe lfids by a MOSELEY AMUSEMENT machine, drop in a dime, and walch lhem have lun. MOSELEY'S can 'furnish iulce boxes, shuffle alleys, and lciddie rides. OWL ' 222 Under New Owner S'l'anley Dixon ,ire- lin' I M .. McFARLAND'S CLEANERS I40 North Main Dial SU 4-2375 ALFORD'S Aberdeen Angus Farm JESS B. ALFORD, Owner Paris, Texas GIFT AND TOT SHOP 406 S. Main Loolcing for a gill 'lor a lillle sisler, brolher, or maybe a niece? 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Joi It Down M Hw2L1MAJ , VQUNJQ-JXXZ I 4 4 I b eww WWJ J For the Honor Graduates . . . 3 ,?fLf.!mTSN'Q EL1Li'4J-A-J ww -Www fNo+a Bene: Page 240 is reserved for Hwe amfrographs of The I957 Homo owL 240 Graduates., No Place for Strangers My Favorite Teacher -A- Abboll, Syble Lou ,,,,,,.,..,...,,,,,,,,...,...... 90, I44 Abeles, Corneil ..,.., ....,,, 4 3, 52, 59, 68, 70, 77, 84, 86, I22, I9I Abels, Joan ,,,...,...,,.........,,,....,......,......,.,....... 20 Abshire. Larry F. .,A,, ,,.... 4 6, 57, 63, II9, I44 Adams, Alice Jane ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 5, I44 Adams, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,, ,A.,A,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 93, I44 Adams, Charles Scoll ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,...,...,..,,,,,, I 22 Adams, Jerry ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 7, 83, I44 Adminislralion .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, I 0 I IO3 A445 Y,,,..........,........... ,,,,,,, I 62-223 Alexander, June .....,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 22 Allen. Charles Wayne .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I20, I52 Allen. Donny .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I52 Allen, James Richard ........, .... 5 4, 69, 70, I36 Allen. Jerry R. ....,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, I I 3, I44 Allen, Paulelle ,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 2, I52 Allen, Waller ,....,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 52 Alvord, Naomi ....., ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, I 36 AUNS HH .,.............,,., ,,,,,,, 72,80,l44 Anderson, Belly Ann .... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 3, I44 Anderson, Miss Euna ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 4, II6, I37 Anderson, Judilh Mae ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 90, I52 Anderson, Marvin Ann .. ....... 85, 92, I44 Anderson, Palsy .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 44 Anderson, Revis ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 36 Anlhony, Bobby Joe .... ,,.,,,,,,,,,...,., 6 2, I44 Armslrong Bob ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 O, 79, I22 Armslrong. Hugh ..... ...,..,,,,, 4 8, 52, 58, 60, 6I 63, 70, 86, I36 Armslrong, Jack ,,..,,,,,,,,...,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, I22 Armslrong Jack M. ,,,..,,,.,, .,........,,,, 5 7, I44 Armslrong Kennelh H. ...,. ,.,,,,, 6 2, BI, I44 Armslrong Marlha Jane .....,, 72, 80, I52 Armslrong, W, Brooks ...,..,. .,..,,, 3 2, 83, I36 Arnold, Belly Joan ,,,,.. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, , 90, I44 Arnold, Johnny ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 8 3, I44 Arnold, Wanda Lou .. ....,,,. 49, 70, 72, I44 Ashlord, Burrell .....,. ,,,,,,....,....,...,,,,, I 52 Ashford, Cora Mae ..... ,,,,,,,, 8 2, 88, 92, I22 Ashley, Roberl Wayne .,,,.,,,,,,,,,.........,.,..., I44 Ashley, Scollie Ray .,........ 68, 72, 8I, 84, I44 Assembly Commillee .....,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,....,..,.... I04 Audilorium Assislanls ,,,,..,....,,,,...,...,,,,,,,,,, I05 Ausmus, Becky .........,,...,,,,.,,, 72, 78, II9, I52, 207, 2I3 Auslin, Millon ...., .....,...,.,...,.....,,.,,,,,,, I 52 Aulograph Pages . ...,...,,.,..,.,....,..,,,, 223-246 Avery. Ronnie ..,............. 86, 97, II3, l2O, I22 Aydeloll, Ruby Lee .,..,,,,,...,,,,,.,......,.... 90, I52 Aydeloll, Shirley Ann ,.......,..,,,,A..,..,., I22, I99 Ayers, Larry .,..,........... 52, 58, 63, 64, 70, 77, 86, 97, I04, I22, I93 Babb, B.. Danny .......... ,,,. Badgell, Calherin ..,. I36 Bailey, Hallie Marie. ....,,,, 78, 88, 90, Bailey, Jackie ......... ...,.,,........... 6 2. Bailey. James M. ..,.... ...,,,,..A 3 2, 86, II9, Bailey. Rooney Baize, Mrs. A. L. ....,... ...24, 76, I08, I20. Baker, Glendell ..,.,. ....... 5 2, 59, 63, 70, I36, l87. Baker, John ............ ..................... 8 6, Baker. Baker, Linda Lou ...... William W. Ballard, Hershel Allen 75, 78. I07, I36 I52 I36 I24 I05. 220 I23 88, I36 I36 Ballard, Horace .......,...,....., ......,. 8 3. I44 Ballard, Roberl ..............,...,.,. ..........,.... I 36 Band, Paris High School ..,.., ............... 8 0-8I Bangs, Bobby .....,..,............. ........ 7 2, 84, I44 Bankhead, Beverly Kay ,,,,...,.,,.,,.. 93, I44. 200 Barbee. Roger ................ ................,..... I 52 Bardin, Benny .............. ....... 8 6. 97, I23 wnw. Index Barker, Jan ......,..................................... 72, I52 Barnell, David .,..... ,,............,,,,,.,,,,.... 8 I, I36 Barnell, Gerry ......, ,.... 49, 70, 76, 78, 88, 90, I04, I36 Barnell, Mr. Peler .,.. ......... I 9, 50, IIO, I43 Barnell, Sue ........... ...........,.. 7 2.91, I52 Barringlon, Larry ,,,.,,,.,,... ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,, 8 3 , I23 Baseball, I956 ..........,.,.,,.... ,.,,... 63-67 Basham, Gloria Charlene .,... ,,,,,,,, I 44 Basham, William ,,,,.,,,,.........,.. ,. ,, ,, ,, I36 Baskelball .,........,., .,,,.............,, , . ,,,,,,,,, 58-62 Boyers, Mrs. Jimmy ...... Bassano. Carol ....... ...,.... . 40, 70, 77, 8l, 88. 9I, I05, I23, I63 Bassano. Helen Joan .......... 48, 72, 73, I44. I93 Bassano, Pal Mayse .... ........... 5 7, 72, I52 Bassano, Mr. Waller .,,...,......,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,. IOI Bassell, Eunice Nell ,. ,,,,,..,.,,...., ,.72, 9I, I44 Bassell. Linda ...........,.... 72, 79, I44, I70, I93 Baleman, Clyde ..... . ................., 69, I52, 222 Bales, Billie Ann .,,,.,, ,..,........,..,., 8 5, 93, I44 Bales, Wanda .........,..... .......,. 9 2, II2, I23 Baughman, James Byron. .,....,,,... 57, 70, I44 Baughman, Keilh ,,,,,..,,.......,... 54, 69, 70, I44 Baxler, Barbara Jean .,,...........,,,,,,,....,.. 93, I52 Beal, William Cole .......... 70, 84, 94, 96, I20. I44, I80, 254 Beard, Belly ........... ...., .... .... 9 I , I36 Beard, Julia Ann ......,.... 72, I44 Bell, Harold Dean ........,..,......... I52 Bell, Carol Robin .. ....... 72, 80, I44 Bell, Deloris .......................... ..,...,.,,,.,.,,.. I 36 Bell, Terry .....,. ....,......,..............,.....,...,..,.... I 44 Benner, Augusl William, Jr. .......... 70, 72, 84, 86 94, I36, I89, 255 Benlley, Dr, Imogene .....,.........,...........,...... 22 Berry, Mr. Raymond ...,.................. 25, 50, II2 Besl All-Round ........, ......,.......40-45 IOI Brackeen. Ann Belh .,.... ,,.,..,,,, 8 8, I23 Brackeen, Jerry N. .,,........ ,,,,,. I I6, I23 Bramlell, Jimmie Nell ,,,,., ..,,,,.... 9 I, I52 Brandow, Miss Beverly .,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 Branum, Jerry Ray ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, I36 Brawner, Saundra Leigh ,,.....,..,...,. 72, 79, I52 Bray, Palsy Jean .,,...,,.....,...,.. 85, 93, I05, I45 Brem, James Jimmy ,...........,.,,..,...,,,,,,,, I52 Brooks. Belh .......,............. ...... 6 8, 72, 80, l45 Brooks, Orby Slaples .............. 20, 52, 70, 78. 84,86, II9, I23,2I5 Broomlield, Jane ,..,. ,,...........,...... 7 2, 80, I53 Brown, Benny ,,,,... .,,..,,,,,,..,.,.,,,.,, 5 7, I45 Brown, Carolyn ,,,, .....,,,. 8 8, 93, I03, I37, 2I8 Brown, Joe .................. ..,....... 8 I, 86, I37 Brown, Lyndol ..,............. ......,., 7 2, 8I. I53 Brown, Michael Lowell ........,... 72, 78, 80, 84, I37 Brown, Nancy Marie ........ 72, 80, 88, 9I, I23 Browning, Jimmy .........,......,.,..,...... 55, 70, I23 Browning, Johnny ....... .......... 5 5, 70. 85, I37 Brunson, Roberl N. .... ......, 7 0, 79, 83, 86, I20. I23, 2I5 Besl Cilizens .......,...... .......................... 4 6 Biard, Charlsie M. .... ......... 7 2, 8I, I44 Biard, Webb .......... .57, 72, I5I, I52 Billie, Sharon ...... ......... 7 2, 78. I52, 2I3 Bills, Wayne ........ .............. 5 7, 72, I52 Bishop, Sarah ..... .......... 7 9, 9I, I52 Black, Bill .............. .................. I 23 Black, Linda ...................... .............. I 44 Blackburn, Roberl .........,.,.....................,.... I52 Blassingame, Freddie W. ..................,....... I45 Blassingame, John W, ............ 70, 80, 86, I23 Bledsoe, Marian .............. ........ 4 8, I52, I77 Bledsoe, Nancy .,........... ......... 4 8, I52, I77 Blissell, Sandra Kay ........ ......... 7 2, II8, I36 Bollon, Belly ....,.....,...... ....... 7 2, 93, I52 Ballon, Sammy ......... .....,...,.,............ I 52 Bonner, Barry M. ....,. .................,... 7 2, I36 Bono, Karol Kay .........,,....... 93, I05, I45, 220 Boolh, Mrs. Perry .....,.,................ I7, I04, I05 Bordelon, Wilkin Edger .............................. I52 Boswell, Belly Joyce ,...... .......,... 8 8, I36 Boswell, Eloise .............. ..................... 9 I, I52 Bowden, Carlos Bowden, Charlene ............ 82, 88, 92, I06, I23 Bowden, Helen Jean ............ 82, 88, 92, I06. I36 Bowen, Jo Anne ..... ......... 7 2, 80, II9, I45, I50, 200 Bowers, Jerry Wayne ....................,............. I52 Bowman, James Mason .......,.. 70, 72, 8l, 84, 86,II8,Il9,I2I,I22, I23, I34 Bowman, Jay .................... 59, 63. 70, 86, II9, I36, I98 Bowman, Joyce ..... ..............,...... 9 2, I23 Boyd, James ..........,... ............. I 23, I35 Boyd, Joseph Joe ................. .57, I52 Boyd, Linda Rebecca .. ......... 33, 72, 75, 8I. 88, 95, I36, I65 Bryan, Carl ................. .................... I 53 Bryan, Mary Nell .,... ................ I 45 Bryan, Merle ........... ................ 8 3, l45 Bryans, Douglas ............................ 57, II9, I53 Bryanl, Pamela Glenn ............ 85, 9I, II8, I53 Bryanl, Sherry DuWayne ............ 77, 88, I23, I73 Bunch, Donald ......... ..... ......... 8 4 , I45 Burch, Jareece ........,. ..........,.... 9 O, I45 Burch, Paula ...............,.... .......... 6 8, 88. I37 Burchinal, James E. ....... ........,.... 8 3, I24 Burke, Ellen .................. ......... 8 8, I37 Burke, Johnny ....... ......,.. 7 I. IIB Burks, Belly .............. .......... 7 2, I45 Burnell, Joan .............. ......,.. 9 0, I53 Burns, Barbara Ann .... ........... I 53. 2I3 Burrow, Gaye Juhanna ......... 78, 92, I37 Burrow, Peggy Monlean ...................... 79, I45 Busby, Norma Jeanelle ............ 90. II7, I45 Busler, Joyce ......,....................,.... 79. 90, I24 Busler, Mary Helene .............,...... 92, I05. I24 Byers, Linda Sue ..... .,.,..... 7 5, 88, I06. II8, I37, I99 Byers, Ronnie .................... 42, 46, 7I. 86, IIB, I24, I34, l7I -C- Cagle, Kalharine Mike .... ..... 8 5, 88, 90. I24 Cain, Bobby Dee ............ .......... 5 7. 79. I53 Calendar ....................,.......... .................... 6 -9 Calloway, Nancy Ann .,....................,......... I37 Campbell, Herberl Herbie ......,. 32.42, 50. 59, 60, 63. 65, 67, 69, 70, 77. 1 86, 87, II9, I24, I93 Cannon, Marvin Van .............. 72, 78, 80, 84. I37. I67 Carico, Bobby ........ ................,...,............ I 24 Carnahan, Carole ........,..... 24, 70, 72, 78 88. I24 Carringlon. Barbara ................ 79. 85, 90. I53 Carringlon. Dee .,.................................. 57. I53 Carringlon. John R. .............,.............. 57. I45 Caslleberry, Bill ........,....... 72, 80, 86, 97, I37 Casllebury, David ...................................... I45 Casllebury, Ray ....... ........,...,.......... 8 3. I53 Caviness, Bobby ...... .......... 4 2. 72. 77. 84, 97, I24 Caviness, Imy Lou ...... ....... I 6, 77. 88. 9I, I03, II2, I25 Caviness, James L. ....,................... 80. 84. I45 Chamberlain, Marlha Jane ...................... I45 ' Enrolled loo lale lo be included in lhe class piclures. OWL0247 Classes Chamberlin, Mary Ann ,.,.,,,,., 72, I53 Chambers, Belly .....,,,... ,..,,,,. I 06, I45 Chance, Palsy Sue .,,,,,,, ,,.,.,, 9 I, I53 Chandler, Jerry ,.,,s,,,,,,, ,,.,,AA 5 7, I53 Chapman, Jimmy ,,,,,s,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, I 25 Cheaiham, Roberl L. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.. 8 6, 125 Cherry, Carolyn ,,,,,,,,,,,, ., ,,,,,,, 72, I53 Choruses .,.,,,,......,.,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,,,,, 78.79 Cilizenship Commillee ,A,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IZO Clark, Jimmy ..,,.,,,,.,...s,,,,,,.,,,,,, 46, 53, 70, 72, 86, I37, I99 Clarkson. Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 37 Clarkson. David Cecil, Jr. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A MI25 Clarkson, Dorolhy Sue ,,,,,,,,,A 92, I25 Clarkson, Jim ,,,......,.,s,,, ,,,,,A, 5 7, I53 Index Class Scenes .,,,....., Clay, Kalherine ...,,,,,, Clem, A. W. 'Plug ..,. . Clernenl, Marlha ,,,.,,. Clemons, Beverly ,,.,....., Clillord, Dr. Jimmy .,,. ..,.5O. Clillord, Mrs. Jimmy ..,, Coaches ,,,,...,,s..,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,, Coker, Mrs. J. C. .......,,., . Coleman, Ellen .,,....,,...,,,., 70, 77. 88, 9I Collier, Gerald ,.,,..,.....,,,, Complon, Charles ...,.,,,... Conlenls Page ,,,........,,, Cooper, Charles ...,...,,.,,, Cooper, Dewey Wayne .. Cope, Bobbie ..........,..,,,,, Cope, Slanley .,......,..,,, Copeland, James D. Colhran, Jerry ..,......., Couch, Jerry .........., Council, Fred, Jr. ......I2l-I59 IO8-I I7 I53 .....72, 80, 84, I45 I53 92, I25 58, 63, 68, 69 26. 36, 4I, 43, 49. .IO4, II2, I25, I97 I53 I53 .......9I, II7, I53 I25 .......7O, 79, 86, 97, I25, 2I7 ......,7O, 79, 83, I25 Coward, Nancy ,......., ...,.,..,,,,, 8 8, I37 Cox, Gordon .,,..,,........, ,,,,,,,,,..,...,..,,,., I 37 Cox. Mary Alice .......,....,...,,.,.,,,,,,..,...,.,...... I25 Crain, Miss Slella Mae ,,.,,,,.,,,. IO4, IO8, I20, I5I, I83 Cravens, James ,,,,,,,,........,,,, ,.,,,,,,. 8 6, 97, I25 Crenshaw, Billie Jean ...,,,,, 37, 70, 76, 88, 92, 94, l22, I25, IBB Criscoe. Belly Lee ..... .,,,,,,,,,,... ,..., 8 5 , I25 Crisp. Mary Jane .....,..,.,, ,,,.,,,...,,...,.... I 53 Crockell, Rachel ....,,,,,,..,,,.,...,.,..,..,,,,,,,,,.,. I37 Crook, Miss Mallie Belle ....,,,,,,,, 2I, 36, I08, I5I Croulhers, Ann L. ......,. ...........,,.,.. I 53 Croy, Shirley ............,,,,. ..,,..... 9 I, I53 Cullum, I-lulene Ann ,,.,,,, ,....,.,.,,,,.,,. I 53 Cullum, Kennelh Ken , .......,,,,,,,,,.,,, I45 Cummings, Garry ,....,.... ,,.,,,,. 5 7, I20, I53 Cunningham Daymon ,.,.,,,,,.,..,.........,,,,... I25 Cunningham: Mr. Dee ....,.,..... I7, I8, I9, 24, 30, 36, 86, IO2, IO3, IO4, I2l Cunningham Gary Lee .......,.,..,,,,,.,......... I53 Cunningham Richard L. ..,..... 53, 69, 70, I37 Cunningham, Sammy ,,.,.,,..,., 33, 84, I20, I45' Cuslodians .,,...,..,.....,,.,.,,..,,...,........,...,..,,,.. IO4 - D - Dabbs, Enola .,,,,,,.,.,.,...... ,.,,,, I 04 Darnell, Michael ,...... .,.,.,.,...,,.,,,,,.......,... I 37 Daughlrey, Vicki .,.....,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,......,.. ,,2I Daughlrey, Zoel .....,,,.,..,,,, I8, 72, 84. 86, 95. 97, IO4, I37 Davenporl, William D., Jr. ................ 57, I53 Davis, Belly ................ .... ......... 9 3 , I53 Davis, Mr. B. F. ......... ............. I 04 Davis, Mr. Charles ......................... .254 Davis, Floydada ..t ....,., ....,.................. 7 2. I53 Davis, Janice Bernice ........ 72, I05, I45, 202 OWL 0 248 Davis, Larry ........ ..,..., 8 5, I45 Davis, Nada Louise ,,,,,,. 9l, I53 Day, Eslell .....,......... ..,,,. ,I25 Day, Richard ' Dedicalion ' .,....,.,,.,..........,,..,,,,,,...,,,,,...,,,,,,,,. 4-5 Dempsey. Mr. C. A. ............. 50, 68, II3, I43 Dempsey, Mary Margarel .,,..,.,,,,,,,..,.,, 85, I53 Denman, Sam Payne ......,,,,,...,, 72, 84, 86, 97, IO9, I37 Deweese, Anna ,, ,,,,,.,,..,,, 93, I53 DeWill, Charles .....,..,..,. .I25 Dicken, Jerry .,......., .,,,,..,...,..,,.,.,,,., 7 2, I45 Dickerson, Chris .,,.,...,.,,..,,..,,,.....,,,,,,,,,...,,,, I37 Dickson, David I-I. ,.,,..,,.... 40, 67, 69, 86, 87, l25, I94 Dingman. Elizabelh ...... ,...., 7 O, 79, 92, I26 Dixon, Glen .,.........,........., ,,.,,,,,,..,,,,., 8 3, I26 Dixon, Mrs. Raymond .,,,.,,.....,,,. I9, II7, I24 Dodson, Ronald Franklin .. ...,....,..,.,,,,.,, I53 Dollins, Donald ..,...,.......... .,..,,.,.....,....,. I 54 Donaldson, Miss Celia .... ...... I 07, I20, I43 Doss. Jean .,.,,................ ..,...,...... 7 2, I54 Douglas, Nevin ........... ,...,....... I 08, I54 Duncan, Peggy Jean ,,...,..,..,,,.,.,,,.,. ,I45 Duncan, Mr. Tommy ................ 57, 62, 63, 65, 66, II2, l5I Durham, James Jimmy ........ 57, 72, 84, I45 Durham, Jerry ..................... ........,............. I 54 - E - Eagon, Bill ........ ....,.,... 57, 70, I54 Early, Joe Ben ...,. ..,,.... 8 5, I20, I37 Eben. Genice ......... ....,..... 7 2, 93, I54 Echols. Jack ................ ....,,..,. 6 2, 72, .I54 Echols, Ray Bryanl ........ .,...... 5 4, 58, 63, 70, 86, I37 Edilor's Nole ,..................... ...,..................... 3 Edmondson, Palsy Rulh ...... ....... 7 2, 93, I54 Edmonson, Cecelia ...............,.............. 79, I37 Edmonson, Gay ......................,................,.. I54 Edwards, Becky ................ I7, 40, 70, 76, 77, 80, 88, l03, IO4, I26, l9I Edwards, D. C. ...,....,..,...,...,................ 28, I04 Edwards, Mr. R. F. ,,..........,...,..... 29, III, I5I Edwards. Travis .........................,............,... I38 Ellis, Donald Bulch ..............,...,... 22. 63, 64 Ellis, Elmer Gene ...................... 72, 84, 86, I38 Ellis, Jack ,,.................. 33, 43, 70, BI. 86, I26 Ellis, Larry ,...... ................., 6 3, 64, 65, 67 Emcees ..........,,....... ......,.,......,..,,....... I 04 Engineer Club ...... .................,............... 9 7 Enloe, Mary Ella .... ...,..... 7 2, 80, I45, 2I5 Enloe, Richard ......., ....... 7 0, 79, BI, 86, I26 Evans, Bonnie Sue ., ..., ......,..... 8 8, IO3, I26 Ewarl, Robin Exum, Pal ...............,............,.... .......... 8 8, I38 ... F - Facully ,,,,..,..,.................... ...........,..... I 05-I I7 Fagan, Mr. Roberl E. ...... ...,,,. 3 2, 57, 58, 59, I I7, I37 Fangio, Fred Thomas ........ 70, 78, 80, 84, I26 Feagan, Bobby ..,....... .... ............ 8 6 , 97, I26 Fealures .,..,....................... .....,................. I 6-36 Fendley, Larry Glenn ...,.... I I3, 'II9, I43, I45 Fesselmeyer, Bob ....... ........,............. I 54, I80 Fields, Kennelh Joe ,,.., .............. 5 7, 83, I54 Fire Commission ............. ..................... I I9 Fleming, Millon Elkins ................................ I54 Fleming, Sharon Lee ................ 43, 46, 70. 77. 78, 88, IO4, I26 Fleming, Willon Floyd ..,...................... .I45 Flelcher, Lynda ............ ................. 9 2, I45 Flelcher, Mary Nell .................. I I3, II9. I45 Flelcher, Palsy ........... Q ........................ 88, I39 Flippen, George Mickey ................ 57. I45 Flowers, Johnny Louis ........... .......... I 38 Floyd, William Bill I45 Fodge, Sylvia Folmar, Mike Foolball ............ Foreman, Jean ,.,,, Foreman, Sandra ,.., Fosler, Wanda Lou Francis, Nelda Rulh .......... Francis, Waller C. .........., , Frank, Denis ............. .,..,, Franklin, Anila ..... .. Frazier, Rhella Nell Freeman, l'luella .........,., Freeman, Mr. W. I'l. .......,.I54 79, I27 I54 IO6, I38 93, I54 I54 .48, 54, 69, 70, 73, II9, I46, I77 ..,....I6. 73, 75, 80. 88, 89, II9, I38 92, I38 9I. I54 Freshman Freshman Freshman Fry. Mr. Fulbrighl Fulu re Class .............,... Class Ollicers ...,. Class Sponsors Grady .................., , Ben Ed .................,..... Farmers ol America ...... I 5 I - I 59 I 5I I 5I I54 Fulure Flomemakers ol America ........ 29. 90, 9l, 92, 93 Fulure Nurses Club ....,..,..,........,,.,,,,.,,,,......, 82 Fulure Teachers ol America .,..............,..,., 76 .. Q - Gabberl, John I'lal ..................,,..,. 57, 73, I54 Gage, Bernadelle ...............,,,,,.,,, 73, 80, I46 Gage, Joe .....................,,. 49, 70, 87, I20, I27 Gage, Yvonne .......... .....,. 7 0, 78, 88, 92, I27 Gain, Billy Jack .....,,.. ,,,,,.,.,.....,.,.,..,,,.,,., I 27 Gain, Helen ...,.............,, ..,......,,..,,..,, 9 3, I54 Gain, Ray J. Buddy ,.,,., ...,,.,,,,.. I 55 Gamble, Jomac .,,.......... ,.,,,.................. I 55 Garrell, Bruce .,.......... I46 Garrell, Rosemary ..... .,....... 7 3, 78. 80, I46 Gales, Wayne ...,..., .,......,.........,.,,,.,, I 55 Gaylor. Jimmy ........... ...,... 8 4, I20, I38 George, Bill .......,...,.........,, ...,.,,.,..,,,., 7 3, I46 George. William Bill ................ 73, 8I, I55 Geron, Mary Calherine ,..,... 46, 75, 76, 88, I38 Gibbens, Janila ....... 85, IO6, I46 Gibson, Mr. Felix ,...... IO3, III, II8, I20, I37 Gibson, Palsy ..........,....., ...........,. 9 I, I55 Gibson, Phillip l'Pl1ilI' .,.. .......... 5 7. 83, I46 Gilberl, Jackie Ray ...... ,,,...,,........... I 27 Gilberl, Paul ....,.,....... .,.,....,....,,. 7 9, I55 Gillie, Marlha Anna .. .,...... 88, I07, I38 Gillie, Mary Frances . ............ 78, 88, I38 Ginsberg, Buman Lee ...,.,...... 84, 87, 97, I38 Glass, C. D. ............... ....................... I 55 Glasscock, Sleve ........... .......,. 7 3, I55 Glenn. Jimmy Lloyd ..... ............. 5 7, I46 Goad, Eddy Gale ............. ......... 8 9. 92. I38 Golorlh, Wanda .................................. 73, I55 Golorlh, William Edward ........ 4l. 48, 50. 53. 56, 70, I27, 207 Goll Team .................................................... 69 Goodwin, Charles ..... .............,......... I 55 Gordon, D. M. .................. .................,. I 55 Gossell, John, Jr. .......,........................ 85, I38 Golhard, Mrs. P. C. .................... I6, l09, I43 Graham, Elizabelh Bully ....,.....,. I8, 72, 73, 74, I46, I94 Graham. Jack L. ................. ........,........... I 38 Graham, Roberl Bob ..... ................ I 55 Graves, Thomas Ray ........ .......... 8 3, I38 Gray, Nancy Pallerson ' Gray, Roberl ................ ...,......,............ I 27 Green, Beniamin F. ....... ..,...,.....,....... 7 2, I46 Green, Benny ......,....... ...,.... 7 3, 77, 84, 87. 97, I27 Green, Claudelle ...... ....,..,,,............. 9 I, I55 Green, Walla Marie .......,.......................... I27 X Enrolled loo lale lo be included in class piclures. Griiiin, David M. ,.,,. .. . .73, I55 Grimmeil, Chrisiine ,. .. .. . . 92, I46 Grirnmelri, James T. . ., .. . . I55 Grooms, Donald Alvin . ...70, 78 80, 84, I07, I27 Grounds, Beiiy Sue .. .,,,.. . ...,I38 Grounds, John A. ..... .,..,,, I 20, I38 Grubb, John ,,,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, . I55 Guidance Assisianis ,,,, ,.,,...,, . ....I05 Guilliarns, Frankie ,s..,... ,73, I55 Guilliarns, Roberi .,.,. .. .,,, .. ..... I46 Gunler, Alberi Roy . ,,,..,..,,,, ...,,.,... I 38 .. H - Hager, Sharon 3' Hale, Billy ' Haley, Brenda ...,. .A,,,,, ..,,. 9 0 . I55 Hamby, Vicki P. ' Hamman. Chrisly Lynn s,As,,,s,s,, 62, 63, 73, 84, I46 Hankins, Miss Mariha ............ I6, 34, 95, I II, ISI, I98 Hanlon, Michael ...... ..,..,,,.......,,,.,,,, I 55 Hargus. Mary Helen . ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 80, 93, I46 Harlan, Mary Ann ,,,,, ,,,,.,,, 7 2, 73, I46, 205 Harrell, Bobby Gene .........,................,,,, I38 Harris, Bobby Eugene ,.,.,,..,. 68, 8I, 84, I43, I46 Harris, David ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,. 5 7, 8I, I46 Harris, Edward Scoil ' Halcher, Joyce ............. .......... 7 3, I55 Halcher, Linda Sue ............. 92, I46 Hayles, Florence ....... .........,....,.,.., 7 3, I55 Haynes, Charlolle ,,,,A ,,,,,,,, 7 3, 75, 76, 80, 89, II8, I38 Haynes, Judy .,,,........, ......... 7 3,, 93, I55 Haynes, Michael K. ...... .......,....., I 46, 2I4 Haynes, Polly ..............,......... 76, 89, I27, I64 Hazlewood, Johnny ..,....,,...,,..,,.,.,,,...... I55 Hearn, Gerald Ray ..,,,..... ...,,.,,..,..,,,, 5 7, I55 Hearn, Kaye ,...,..,..,,...... .,,,,,,.,,,,,..,, 2 55 Hearn, Nancy ...,,.,..... ,.,,,,,,, 3 3, 93, I55 Hearl Throbs ....,,.,..,....,,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 36, 48 Heaih, MVS. W. M. ............., I6, 75. IO4, I08, I20, I37 Hedger, Roberl C. .......... .............,. I I6, I38 Henderson, Carolyn Ann ,..,,,,,,.,,. 73, I46 Henry, Bill ..,...,......,........... ,...,.,.....,.,..,,.,,,, I 38 Henry, Palrsy Gayle ,.,.. ......,,,, 8 9, 92, I38 Henry, Shirley ...... ,... .,,,..,.,,,,. 9 0 , I55 Hensley, Joyce ..,,.. ,,,,,.,,,,,,. 9 2, I47 Herring, Charles .,,..,.. ,,,,,,, 7 3, 8I, I55 Herring, Gerald ,,..,,.,,... Hickman, Mrs. C. G. ............................ 36, I03 Hicks, Miss Francenia ...............,...,.... I I2, I37 Higgs, Joe ........ ........ 7 0, 8I, 87, I27, I8I Hill, Lynda ......, ,.......,.,..,,,,,,,,,.,.,, 9 3, I47 Hill, T. J. .............. ....... 4 9, 62, 70, 87, I39 Hines, Douglas .... .............................. I 27 Hisfory .............. ., ........................ ...I I I Hi-Y ,................,,....,.,,.,..,.........,.. 29, 34, 86, 87 Hobbs, Sonya Sue ...............,........ 73, 89, I39 Hodge. Jerald Courlney ............ 83, I20, I27 Hodges, Carlyn Ann .,......... ............. 9 3, I55 Hodges. Hampy .. ....... ..l6 Hodges, Harold .......... ......... I 6 Hodges, Larry Wayne ..... ....... I 27 Hodges, Mary Loreiia ,,,,,. .I55 Hodges, Thomas ,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,, ....... I 5 5 Honor Sludenls ...................,,,....,. Hoover, Rebecca Rulh Hopkins, Annelfe ,.....,...,.,.,,,.,, 70, 78, 94, Hopkins. Carl ............. Horn, Elizabelh Ann . Hosleller, Ralphann . . ....,,,,.,, ,,,,,, . ,,,,, 5 7, 89, 92. I27 I 03, I47 I27. 206 I55 II8, 2I5 I47 Index ..36 ..I7 I89 I39 I55 I47 I43, 202 House, Boyce . .... ..... . .. House, Mr. W. M. ........,,,, .,.,,. ......,,.,,,,, . House, Nancy ......... 73, II9, I47, House Thomas Lee .. ........ .................., . . Howard, Johnny ........ ........ 5 7, 73, II9, Howell, Doyle ...,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83, Huddlesion, Mariha ......... .... 4 6, 72, 73, I47 Hughes, Mabel ................ 73, 75, 89, I28, Hulsey, Johnnie ............ Humphrey, Iva Marie . Humphrey, Peggy ..... Hunier, Sharon ...... Hunler, W'Gene ......... Hulchings, Alia ..,..,,.,..,,,, ..,....85. 89. fff.'ffffff'ff.ff,.f.fff65fii I39. I65 I55 I55 I55 2I8 I47 Huichings, Delana Jane . ................. I56 Hulchins, Royce ............................ 52, 70, I28 Hulchison, Mr. Richard ............................ l0I Hulchison, Sally Ann ....,,,,,.., 68, 73, I47, 200 Hulson, Mary .......,........,.,,.,..,,,................, I28 I'IuIIO, Bill ......................,. 52, 69, 70, 87, I28 Hullo, Donald Lee .................... 26, 52, 63, 70, 87, I39, I87 Hyde, Belsy .......................,.......... 73, I47, I93 Hyde, H. T. .............. 57, 69, 70, 73, I56, I93 Hyde, Tommy .................. 57, 69, 70, 87, I04, I39 I93 - I .. Inclex .................................. ....... 2 47-253 Ingram, Aubrey Earl ....... .............. 8 3, I47 Ingram, Charles C. .,............ II6, -I28 Ingram, Chloie ,............,.,....,.,. 70, 8I, 89, I28, I34, I99 Ingram, Wayne Buddy' .....,..,.,,...........,.. I39 - J - Jackson, Arihur .......................................... I56 Jackson, Frank H. .............. 33, 4I, 43, 5I, 53, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 6I, 63. 64, 69, 70, I28, 2I5 Jackson. Gary ...................................... 57, I47 Jackson, Johnny ............ 48, 57, l05, II9 I56 Jackson, Larry ..................,................. I39, I96 Jackson, Michael ,..... Jackson, Richard ....... .......... 7 O, 84, 94, I47, 2I I, 254 James, Glenda Marlyn ........ 73, 88, I06, I28 Janssen, Jerry ............. ............................ I 39 Janssen, Palricia ......... ...,.................... I 56 Jeffries, James Jim ...... .,...... 5 7, 73 I56 Jeiius, Jacqueline ........ .. .......... 73, I47 Jenkins,'James .............. ....... 5 7, 70 I47 Jennings, Davey .............. ................. I 47 Jennings, Ray Sonny' ...... .............. I 56 Jessee, Palricia .............. ....... I 56 Jelrron, Earl W. ........... .............. I 28 Johnson, Barbara Jean ......,....... 88 I29 Johnson, Kennelh .... ..............,,........ I 47 Johnson, Linda Kay ..... ....... 8 0, 88, 92, I39 Johnson, Maeiohn ,... ....... 8 5, 88, 92, I39 Johnson, Nell ,.,,..... .,,.,.,................. 7 3, I29 Johnson, Sandra ........................................ I56 Johnson, Shirley ................ 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 80, 89, I04, I06. II8, I22 I29 Johnson, Virginia ....,..,,,.,,.,,,,.,.................... I47 Johnslon, Edgar Earl .................................. I29 Jones, Carolyn Joy ,...,,.,,,,, 89, II9, I39, 222 Jones, Linda Kaye ................................ 89 I39 Jones, Mary Joann . .. ..................... 93, I56 Jones, Shirley ..... ........ 7 3. 93, I56 I88 Jopling, Jan .... ....... 7 3, 80. I5I, I56. I59 l7l Jordan, Carol ................................ 82, 90, I47 Jordan, Olen ................ 32, 40, 52, 53, 58, 59, 60, 6I, 63, 64, 65, 70, 87, I29 I9l Julian, Jacqueline ........................ 90. I47 222 Junior Class .......................................... I36-I42 Junior Class Officers ...... ..........,............ I 36 Junior Class Sponsors .. ............................. I37 Jusiiss, Mr. Thomas S. ............ I9, 23, 33, 35, I00, IOI Juslus, Beily Jane ................ ......... 9 2, I47 Keener, Don ..... ............. ........ 8 3 , I39 Keener, Ted ...... ....... ......... 8 3 , I56 Kelley, Jerry ......................... ................... I 47 Kelley, Roberl ...................................... 79, I56 Kennemer, Huberl C. Ken ........ 73, 8I, I56 Kenl, Rila Lou ................................ 78, 90, I47 Kerr, Joan ................................ 70, 79, 89, I29 Key Club ...... .................. 2 8, 84 King, Ann ......... ................ I 47 King, Jimmy ..,..... ......... 8 I, I56 King, John W. ,.,,..,. ..........,.. I 29 King, Myra ,,,,,.,,,....,,.,. .....,... 9 2, I29 King, King, King, Nancy Carol ,..,... Rozanne M. ...,. . Wesley .......,,. Kinslow, Phillip ........ Kinslow, Wendell ........ I47 I47 I56 I47 .........92, 83, 83. Kinf, Shelby ................ ................... 8 3, I39 Kiriley, Harold Dean ............................,. I47 Koenig, Jill ,......,...... ....... 4 2, 77, 89, I05. I I8, I29, 22I Konkle, Grella .................................... 92. I29 Kuykendall, Priscilla .,...... 48, 73, 75, 76, 80. Q 89, I39, I93 Kyle, .Nnald ................ 40, 52. 53, 58. 59, 60. 63, 67, 70, 87, I29, I87 ... L .. Lamb, Garland ............................................ I29 Lancasler, Fay ..... ....... ......... 9 I , I39 Landers, Dennis ............ I56 Landers, Joe ,.....,.,,..... ..,.,.,,...,,.,, I 29 Lane, Galen .................... ......... 8 3. I29 Lane, Saundra Louise ....,.. ......... 9 I, I56 Lane, Sharon Belly ........... ............ 9 2, I47 Langley, Frank M. Skip' ..,......... 62, 73. I5I. I56. I59 Languages ...., .......... Lanlzer, Ron .. I 08- I O9 I 56 I39 LaRue, Joe ........ ............ 9 7. Lasfer Lasler Lasler Barbara .... ....... 9 2, I29. I73 I56 James ........... ............ 8 3. Jimmy Dan Lasl' Words ,,,,,,.,,.,,. ................. 2 5.45256 Lalham, Geneva Sue .. ......... 75, 89,.92. I39 Lalin Club ,,..,,.,.,,.. ....,,,.,.,, 2 8, 30, 72, 73, 74 Lay, Jo Ann .................................................. 79 LeFIore, Shirley .................... 89, 92. I29, 202 Lehnhoif, Anne Elizabeih ............,....... 73. I56 Lenoir, Billy ................... Lenoir, Sidney Sco++ .... Lesrer, Jeimes Harold I56 73. Library Club .........,......... ................... I O6 Lilly, Kennelh Ray ............ ........ 8 7, 97. I39 Lindsay, William Clyde .............................. I47 Lindsey, Michael Mike .................... 73, I56 Liille, Kennelh G. ........................ 70, 79. I29 Lively, Mr. Paul F. ................ 32, 50. 69. IIO. I37 Loilin, Jerry .......... ............ 5 7, I56 Long, Dale .............. ......,............... I 47 Long, Margarel' ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.., 7 3, 9I, I56 Long, Mike ,,.,.....,,, ............ 6 2, I56 Looney, Jimmy ,....... ................................. I 39 Lori, Douglas ........................................ 85, I56 Loven, James Larry .......... 69, 70, 80, 87, I29 Loven, Maria Rulh ........ 73, 80, I09, I47. 222 Loyd, David .......................................i.. 83. I47 L'Ray, DiAnn ,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,..,...,........ 73, 80, I56 Lylle, Margarel ................ 34, 70, 82, 85 . 89. 94, I3O, 206, 256 4' Enrolled loo Iale Io be included in class piciu res. OWL 0 249 Poelrs Club ...,,,,,,.,.. -M- Mackey, Marlha ...,...A.. 70, 72, 73, 77, 8l 89, IO4, IO7, I30, Index Monk, John Marion .,........,, I7, 68. 70, 74, 77, 8I 84 97 IO4 II3 Moore, Moore. Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore. Clark ...,................. . . . , l8I David Carroll ..,,.A,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,A 57, I57 Lesler ' Palsy' .,,..,...,,.. ,....,.. 8 5, 92, I48, 2l4 Thomas S. .....,....,.,..,,.,,,...., 87, 97. I4O Vernon T. ..,...,,.,,. . Morphew, Glenn Edward Madding. Joe T. Pele .,...,.,......,. 87, 97, Maddox, Larry ......,...,......,...... 57, 62, 84, Mallory, Millon ...,...,, ,, .....,,...,,,,,,,,,, 87, Malone, Elberl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Maness, Vicki ...............,.............. 9I, IO4, Maroney, Carllon Bud .,.,,A.,,,,,,.,,,, ,, Marlin, James .,,,,,,.,.,.,.,,.. ...,..,.,,,,,,,, 8 3, Marlin, Sonia ..,.......,...,....,.,.,......,,..,..... 88, Mashburn, Mrs. Billy ,,,,,,,,,,,, I7, 93, II7, Malhemallcs .................. ..........,,..,.,.......... Malhews, William A. ,,,,..,..,.... 54, 70, 73, Malhrs, Rosella E. ..,,...,,.,., , .,.....,,A,,...,,,,, ., Mallison, Kennelh Ray ,,,.... .,,,,,, 8 3, Mallison, Roberl .,.,......... Maxwell, Murray ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 7 , Maysey, Marilyn ......................,..... 88, 92, McClain, Florence Ann ......... ..,32, 40, 73. 80, 8l, 82, I48, I77, I97. McClain, Herchell .,........., 53, 55, 59, 60, I30 McClanahan, Mary ...,... McCormick, Judilh Ann 'K iM cCreighl, Freddie ,,,,.. 7O, . .......7O, 8 I , 87. 73 McCullough, Rhueina . .,.,, .....,...,. 7 2, . McDowell, Collelle ,,,,..,...,,.. ,,,..., 7 9, 93, McDowell, Palsy ......,......,.....,..,,.,,.....,, 85. McDowell, Roberl Scolly ..... ,..,,...,... . . McElroy, Roy Dean ....,.,,,,,.... ,,.,., 5 7, McEnlyre, Gary Leon .....,., ,,.,,,,A,,, McEwin, Henry ............ ,..,.,, 8 5, McFadden, Bill ,................... McFadden, Evelyn Rulh ................ 73, 9I, McFadden, Mary Lee Morlon, Donald ...............,..,. ..,,,,,,, I 20, I57 Morlon, Virginia ,,,,,,,,,AAAAA,,, 92, I4O Mosely, Billie .. ,,,.,,,,,, 33, 93, I57 Moss, Leon ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57, I48 Moss, Mary .,......,... ,,,,,,,,,, 9 2, l3I Mowrey, Oscar ........,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8l, I57 Mullens, Mr. Lesler ,.A,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I IO, I43 Mullens, Smilh ,,,,,,,,,,,, 89, 97, II3, I3I, I96 Music Assislanls .,,...,............,.................... IO7 Music Deparlmeril .,............................,....... IO7 Myers, Cora ...........,..........,., .,..... 8 5, 93, I48 Myers, Pal ....,,......................... ........,,....... l 40 .. N .. Nance, Billy Ray ,,,,,,,,..,..,..,............... 74, I57 Nalional Honor Sociely ............................., 77 Nelson, Roberl L. .,.,........,. 42, 46, 70, 74, 78 Newsom, Alice Faye 77. 80, 84, 94, IO4, I3I Neyman, Jan P. ..........,.....,...,,..,.,.....,,., 74. I40 Nixon, Geary ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,, .,..,,,, 7 4 , 80, I57 Nolan, Anlhony ,,,,,,,,,, .,,,.,,, 8 O, 84, 97, I4O Norris, Norris, Nowell, Nowell, Billy .,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,,, Roberl Wilson ., Eddie ,,,,.,...,,....,... Ronnie .,....,..,......,..,,,., 204 ....,..68, 87, 97, IO5. I2O I3l ,H .,,,.....,.. i148 ..Q.. McFadden, Michael Mickey ..,............., . McFalridge, Windle Nadine ........,........... McGee, R. Wayne ...,............,.............,..,..,, McGill, Caroline .,................ 88, 92, l40, McGuire, Belly Joyce .....,.........,......,. 85, McGuire, Mary Loyce ........,..,............ 85. McHam, James .,,,.,..,., ......,,,,.,,.,..,.,,,.. Mcl-Iam, Janice ..........,. .,,,.,..,. 8 5, 93, McHam, Palsy Ann ..,..... ..,,,..,..,,. 9 I. Mclnlire, Wylie Doyle ...... ........,,,.,..,, McKnighl, Don ................. ....,,, McKnighl, Wayne ......,,... ,.........,.....,...,.,. McLaughlin, Lenore ..,.....,............,....,. 93, McMahan, Paul Douglas ........ 80, 84, 87, I40. McMinn, Nancy ..................,. 77, 89, ll2, McMonigle, Thomas G. ...................,.. 85, McNeal, Elmer J. ....,.,..,. .......,......... 7 3, 9I McNeal, Jodie Ann ,,...... McNeil, Ann Carolyn ......,. McWherler, Carl M., III .....,.73, , nmnmffffriu McWhirler, Alice ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,. 74, II9, Medlord, Sara Frances Melvin, Merrill, Messer. Miears, Miesch, Millord, Millord, Ella Bee ..,,.., Carolyn ...,.. Randolph .,.,.... James Paul ..... Dr. David ....... Millard. E. L.. Jr. ...,... .. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Misso, Milchel David L. ...., . Edward ..,... Harry ,,... Phillip ,,... Tommy ...... Paul ................ Ann .,...,,...,.,,.,,.,, .,,.,,.,................ Eliza belh Rulh ..,........ I 03. ,..,,.,57, ,.70, 79, 87. . ,....,, 53, 69, 70, l, Margarel .........,....,,...,,,,,.,.,.. 9I, Milchell, Vic .............. ,....,,., 5 7, 62, I57, OWL 0 250 .70, 75, 80. Oakes, Bobbie Sue ........... Oakes, Larry ..,.......... .... O'Brien, Edwin, Jr, ,.,...,.. . O'Brien, Una May .,.,.,,..., ..,..,.83, I57 ,...,..92, I48 I3, I48 I40 82, I48 O'Dea, Craig .....,,..,.,,,.... 54, 70, 87, I40. l99 Odom, Scoll .,.................. 54, 69, 70, 87. IO4, I40 Ollice Assislanls .,,,.,.,,,,,. II9, I36. .,,,,...,...... .... . IO3 O'Guinn, Jack Roberl .,...., ,,.,,.,.., 5 7, I48 Oldham, Donald ,,,.,,..,,..,,,..,...,,..,.,,..,.......,.. I4O Oldham, Palsy ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,. 9 0, I57 Oliver, Miss Mariio ........,. 9, 2I, 23, III, I24 Oplimisl Queen ..,.. Organizalions ..... .........,,.,,.,,..,,.,,.,,... 7 I-97 Osborne, Belly .............................. 74, 80, I48 Osburn, John .,.....,.,,..,.. 43, 70, 79, 80, 84, 87. OWL Slall ,,,,,,.,.,...,.....,.... 94, 95, 96, 97, IO4, I3I 254-256 owL siaff ins-sei ,,,.....s..,...,..,,.,.. zi, 36, 255 OWL Sweelhearls ,,,,.,,,,,, OWL Sweelhearl Nominees ,,.., ,.............. 3 9 ...p- Parham, Dudley ................ Parker, Sandra Sue ,...,. Parker, Tommy .......... .,,,,,,,,, 74, I57 l 48 I 40 Parnell, Jess Slerlin ..... .....,.,.....,,,.,.. 5 7, I57 Parsons, Elaine ,,,,,.,..,,..,.....,..,...,. 92. I3l, I64 Pallerson, James Jim ,,,,.,,, 57, 624 87, I4O Peek, Robbie Jo ............,,,,....,,,,,.,. 74. 80, I57 Perkins, Sandra ,.......,.,. 40, 70, 77, BI, 89. 90. 103, IO7, l3I, l86 Perry, John W. Bulch ,,.,.,..,,,,.... 57, 62. I57 Perry, Mrs. R. T. ..,,.,,,.,,,,.,,.,,.....,......... 82. IO5 Perry, Waldo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,, 8 0, 85, I48 Personalilies ,,,,......,.....,.... ........,..,,., 9 8-I59 Phemisler, Charles .,,.....,..,.................,,. 83. I48 Phemisler, Molly Cecille .,,,,,..,,, 92, IO3. I3I Phillips, Bobby .,,......,.,,,,,. ,,.,,,,..... 8 3. I48 Phillips, Garland ..,.., Phillips, Tommie ..,,, I 40 I4O Physical Educalion ......,. Physical Educalion Assislanls ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.... Pierce, Jerry Ray .....,,.,, Pilger, Jerry ...........,..,......... 26, 54, 70, 85, 97 Pinson, Duane .,,,,,,,.. ..,....... 6 2, 70, 87, Player, Sam ..................,. 65 Pledger, Palricia Jean ,.,.,...,,,. 40, 42, 74, Polhemus, Frank N. Pomroy, Anila .....,...... Pomroy, Ba rba ra .,......... 77, 89, I06. 'Tif.'ffffffliif ii26',' 79, Pomroy, John William ...,, ,.,,,.,,,. 6 3, 87, Porleous, Barbara Ann . Porler, Billy ..,,.,.....,..... Posey, Kennelh ,,,.. Poleel, Donnie .... Prall, Barbara Prall, J. L. ....,,, Preas, Gerald ...... Prelre, Don ....... ....,,,.. 8 7, 97, Price, Tony ......,...... .....,,..,..,,..,,, Proieclion Club ,,,,., L.. .,,,.,,,.,,,. ,, Pruell, William Leon ,.,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Prunly, Jerry ,,.....,.......,...,, .,,.,.,,,...,,,, 8 3, Puckell, Margie Rulh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, II6, Pyle, Palricia .,,,...............,,,,. 74, 80, I43, - R - Rader, Terry Don ,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rainey, David ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 8 I , Rainey, Linda .......... .,.,...,, 7 4, 89, Ramsey, Lalresia ..,..,.. ,.........,.. 9 0, Raper, Georgia Faye ..., ,,,..,,,,,,,, 8 9, 90, Rawlings, Mrs. L. A. ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,, IO6, I5l, Ray, Jean ,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,. ,,...,, 8 2, 90, I49, Read, Kay .,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,., Reddell, John Wayne ....,.. .,......., 8 I, 83, Redus, Johnny P. ,,,....... . Redus, Penelope Penny ,......,.. 82, II3, Reed, James A. ..............,..., ...,..,.,,,,.,,,,, . Reed, Wilma ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 I, Reeder, William Marion .,...,,,..,,,,,,,,,, I58, Reese, Randy Melville ...,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 74, Reeves, Ed ....,.,,.,,..,,,.,..,,., 26, 70, 8I, 87, Reid, Duncan ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,., 70, 8I, 87, Reid, Grady Marvin ,,,,,,,,,,, 54, 55, 63, 70, I4I, Reily, Gary ,.....,,.....,,,,.,. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. Reynolds, James C. ' Rheudasil, Mike ............ ......,.. 7 4, 80, Rhoades, Donald E. .........,............,......,.. , Rhoades, Gary Edward ........,,..........,........ Richardson, Larry L. .,.,...,.,.,....................., , Richey, Jerry ............ 54, 69, 70, 87, I4l, Rigler, Mr. Frank .........,...........,......,..,,,..... Robinius, Mike ....,.,... 8I, 84, 87, 97, I20, Robinson, David E. ..,.,,........................ 87, Robinson, Geneva .....,....,...,................. 9I, Robinson, George ................................ 74, Roden, Mary Suzanne 77 , 70, 74. IO3 8l.89,9I, . Rodgers, Bob .................... 57, 62, 69, 79, Rodgers, Davy ..... Rodgers. Gary ............ Rodgers, Harold ' Rodgers, Prenlice .,.,.. Roland, Phil .........., Rolarians, Junior , Roule, James ..,...... l58. ,..,.....87, ...,.....74, ffflii Roule, Johnny ......,,....,.,.......,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rowland, Mary Lou ,.,...........,.,........,,.., 92, Ruble, Leslie .............. 46, 69, 74, 80, I58, Rucker, John D. ...,..,.,, 70, 80, 84, 87, 97, Rudy. Sharon ................................ 74. 80, 3' Enrolled loo lale lo be included in c ss piclures. Rulledge, Jerome Hugh .. Rulharl, Sammy ..,..,.,...,.,.. Ryan. Fonda Jane - 5 .. Salcher, Danny ..,.,,,,.,..,,,, Savage, Donald ,,,,.....,. Scenes ....,.A...,,..,,,,, School Board .... School Lile ,.......,,,,. ,,,,..,,.. Scoll, Delena E. ,,,,,,,,,,,, .,A.. . Scoll, Lacrecia .,,..,,,,,,,,,,, 73 Scoll, Sharon A. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A Scroggins, Tommy ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.., Seckel, Miss Sallie Seilerman, Bobby A...A Sell, Norma .,A,., Senior Class ...,..,,, Senior Class Ollicers ...,,,, Senior Class Sponsors .,,,,.. Shaeller, Randy ......,.,, I8, 7 Sharrock, Mary Frances .,.. Shaw, Ronald .,,,,,,,. Shellon, Mr. Dixon Sherman, Judy .,,,.., .,..., Rulherlord, Mamie Delene .....,...... 70, 76, 80, 89, 94, I32, I73 I32 ,i,i, 7 ioio 7 iii, I 58 I33 ,IO-I3 IOI I4-97 I49 74, 9I, II8, I58 ,,,,93, l58 ,.,,.57, l20. l4I ,,.....83, l33 ,,,,.l4I ,,,,,l22-l35 Index Slallings, Roberl ,..,,,,,,.,... 59, 63, 70, 87, Slamper, Ronnie Mac ,,,,...,..,. 57, 62, 84, Slamper, Sandra Lee ...,,,,,,,,, 74, 75, 89, Sherwood, Alvin ...,.... 0, 77, 78, BI, 84. 94, IO4, I33 I33 I49 II6, I5I .46, 74, 80, II9. l5I. I58, I7I I33 Sherwood, Geraldine ,,........,,,, 72, 74, I49 Shew, Belly June ...,,, Shew, Earline .. Shiver, Ann .....,,,. Shrum, Emma Lou Sikes, Belly Rulh Simmons, Roy ,.,.,A..,..... Simpson, Mary L. ....,.. . 77, 88. 9I, IO4, ,,,,,,85, 89, 92, l06. I33, I99 ,,,,,.,85. 92, I49 ,,,,,,74, 75, 76, 80, 88, IO4, IO7, I4l, I93 74, 75. 88, I4I , ,,,,,,...,. 93, l58 87, 97, I4I 4l, 42, 49, 70. lI2, ll8, II9. I33, IB6 Turknell, Lovela .,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 2, I33 Tullle, Melvin Joe .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I 42 1V.... Vanderburg, Carmen .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9l, I59 Vandever, Clara Nell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I42 Vaughan, Bellie ,,,.,..,........ 70, 76, 78, 88, I34 Vaughan, Jimmy ,,,,,.. ...,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 59 Vaughan, Linda Jane.. ........,.,,,, 79, 9l, I59 Vaughan, Margarel ..,. .,....,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4, I59 Vaughan, Nina Sue ., ,,.............,..,,, 93, I59 Vaughan, Phyllis .,,.,,,..... 88, 92, I34, I7I Vaughan, Saralou .,,.,,,,.,,..,,,.... 33, 70, 75, 78, I34, 204 Vessels, Anecia ..,,,.,,, 29, 43, 70, 76, 77, 89 92, 94, I34, 2l7, 256 Vickers, Paul .,,,.,,,.,..,.......,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.. 83, I50 -W- Wadlord, Nelda ,,,...,.......,.,,,,,.,,.......... 93, l5O Wakelield, Palsy ...............,,,,, 70, 79, 92, I34 Walker, Buddy ..,..................,................,,..,, I59 Walker, Diane .,,. ,.,..... 3 3. 4I, 74, II8, l50 4 222 Walker, Frankie ,, ,,.,,..,,..,......,,,,,, 83, I34 Walker, Jo Ann .,,.,.., ,.,....., 8 9, 92, I42, 204 Walker, Joe E. ,.,............ .,............... 8 I, I59 Walker, Mrs. M. A. ...... ............. 8 2 Walker, Wayne ........... I I9, Sleele, Mary Belle .,,, ......,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 3 , Sleinheimer, Anne .,,, ,,,,,,, 7 4, 80, 82, I49, S+ell, Bobbie Jane ' Slell, Joyce Marie ,,,, ...,,,,,,,, 9 0, Slell, Roger ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 5, 70, Slell, Sheila ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 5, Slell, Zoe Dora ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ., Slephens, Janice .....,.,,,, 89, 90, Slerling, Carles ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Slevens, Joe Mann ,, .,,,..,. 63, 87, I05, Slevens, Mr. John N, ,,,, ...,.,.,. 9 7, II7, Slevens, Venila Ann ..,.,..,,.,,,, ,85, Slewarl, Billie ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 3, 92, Slewarl, Larry ,,,.,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 I, Slilelman, Mrs. Lucile ,,,, ...... I I3, Slinson, Hurshell L. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 57, Slinson, Wayne ..,.,,,,.,,,......,..,,.,,,.,,,.,.,, 57, Slorle, Ginria F. ......,...,. 74, I49, ISO, IB9, SlOnS, Phyllis .,.,. ,,,,,,,, 7 4, 8I, 82, B9, IO4, IOS, I42. Slone, Sue ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,.,,,,,,,,..,..,.,,,,,.,, Slorey, Mrs. Kelley .,,,. ..,....,,,,,,,,.... I I6, Slreely. Gail .,.,..,,..,. ,.,..,.. 3 0, 85, I03, Slrickland, Jack ,.,,.,,.,,. ............,,...,... 5 7, Slripland, Clillord .....,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,, Sludenl Council ..,........,........ 25, 28, lI8, Sludenl Council Commillee .,..,...,.,,,,, ,,,,, Thompson, Janell .......,,,. Sissel, Mr. Ray ..,..... .,..,,, ,.,,.......,.. Skales, Jerry ....,,,.,,.......... 32, 40 iii, 'iii M36 , l4l Skidmore, Mr. Sam A. ......,. 28, II3, II7, I43 Skinner, Bellie Helen ....,... 4I, 43, 46, 70, 74, 77, 78, 80, BB, 89, 95, IO4, I33 Skinner, Mr. J. Wallon ...,..,,..,.,.,.........,,,,.. IOI Slagle, Kennelh ,.............,,......,,............ 85, l4I Slalon, Jerry 7 Sluder, Mrs. W. G. ....,,,. I6, I7, 72, IO9, I24 Smallwood, Dorolhy .,..,,.,,,,... 76, 77, 89, I06, I33 Smallwaod, Glen .,,.,,,,,.,,...,.,.. 69, 70, 79, I33 Smilh, Gary ,,,,........,,,, 63, 84, 85, 87, 97, I36, I4I, I99 Smilh, Jean ,........,,, ,.......,..,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,.....,, I 49 lSmilh, Mary Frances ......... 74, 78, 82, 89, 9l, I4I, 2l8 Smilh, Nakonia Niki'I ..,.,,,, 68, B9, I03, I4I Smilh, Peggy Joyce .,,, ....,,,,,.,......... 8 9, I4-I Smilh, Peggy Rulh ....,.,,,, ....,,,,,,, 3 3, 9l. 158 Smilh, Roberl Bulch .,.,,,,,, l5B. 204 Smilh, Tommy ,,.,,,,,.,.... .. ,,,,,, I I9, I49 Smilh, Virginia ..,,.,.......,,..,,,.....,..,..,.... 9I, I49 Snow, Mrs. W. H. ....,,,,,.....,,..., I08, I20. I37 Snowden, Marianna Pudden ,,,,.. 48, 70, 89, 94, 96, I33, I63 Solomon, Douglas .,...,,,,, ,,,,.......,,.,...,.. I 58 Sophomore Class ..,......,,,... ,,,.,.. I 43-I50 Sophomore Class Ollicers ,.......... I43 Sophomore Class Sponsors ,,,,..,,,.. I43 Spanish Club ......,,..,...,. ,.....,,. 3 O. 85 Speech Deparlmenl .....,.. .,,,,,....,..,,,....... I 3 Spencer. Regina .,.,..,.... ....... 8 5, 90. I49 Spills, Mary Jo ....,..,, Sporls .,.,..,.....,..,..... Springer, Marilyn ,,.,. ,..,,...,,49-70 ....,.,89, I4l Sulsar, Sue ,.,,,,,,.,,...,,,........,...,,,,,,,,,...... 88, Sullon, Judy ..,..,,,..,.........., ,,..,......... 9 2, Swaim. Mack Hooks ...,.........,,......,...... 57, Sweeney, Michael Mike .....,,. 62, II9, Swinl, Marlha Carolyn ,..... ..,....,.,..... 9 0, Swollord, Judy ...,....,,,....,..,......... 74, I49, - T - Tarler, Larry Don .,,,,....... .,,..,........,... Taylor, Anila J. .,,. ...... Taylor, Barbara . ........ 92, Taylor, R. A. ........,. ,...,......,.,....... . Taylor, Randy ........ .,.,,.. 5 5, 70, Temple, Terry .....,,,... .... ..........,.,...,. Tennis Team .,,.................,., ..,,.........., Thielman, Mr. Charles E. .,... ...... I I3, Thomas, Barbara .............,.. .....,.. 7 4, Thompson, Faye Be+h ...... ....... 8 2, Thompson, Rila 7 Thompson, Sonny .,.,..,, ,,.....9O, Wallers, Mr. Ray ..... Ward, Donald Lee .,... Walson, George ......... I 50 IOO I 50 I 59 Thrash, Linda .,.......,..,....., .,..,..,. 7 4, Il8, Thrasher, Gail Keilh ..,.,. .............,.........,. Thrasher, Linda Kay ....... ......... 9 2, l50. Thurmon, Joe ..............,... ......,.,,.,......,.,, Tidwell, Max L. ........,,.,....,.....,...,.............. . Tiemann, Edgar Boolsie .....,.....,.,........ ., Tiemann, Vivian ...,,.......,....,.... 74, 77. 88, l06, II8, I33, Tippil, Truman .. ..........,,.,............ .. Todd, Joyce .,.,........., ........,,..... 7 4, Todd, Linda Rulh Todd, Sarah Ellen .,...... Tolberl, Byron ................. Tolleson, Herberl Hal IO5. 78. Topp, Harry Tommy .,............,......... 74. Towers, William Edward ..,.,.7O, 78. II8, Townsend, Mr. Cedric ..............,....,.,.......... Townsend, Dr. Courlney Townsend, John .....,,.....,.... ........ Townsend, Roberl ,,..,..... ......,. Track Team ......,........ Tribbey, Gary Lynn . Tri-I'Ii-Y ..,,.,..,,,....... 3 Walson, Marlha J. ...... .,..... 9 2, I42 Walls, Sharon .,,......, ....... 7 4. l50 Wearers ol P .... ............ , 70 Weaver, Carol Ann .. .,,..,.. 93, I50 Weaver, Margarel ....,....,.,........,,.............,.. 93 Webb, Belly Lou .........,,..,.,......,......... I34, 222 Weger, Mr. Floyd .,.......... I7, 26, 80, 8I, IO7 Welch, Joe ..,.,.,..,.....,,.,.,,,.........,,,,........ 80, I50 Weslbrook, Glenda Lou .........,. ....,... 9 I, I50 Weslbrook, Vernon Pele ..... ....... 8 7. I34 Wheeler, Elizaloelh Ann .................... 89, I42 Whelchel, Rulh .........,.....,...............,.... 92. I42 Whilaker, Tommy ..,...... ..,..... 8 4. 86, 87. 97. I22, I34 Vllhile, Barbara Jean ......,...,..... I8. I9, 74. 75. 76, 78, 89, IOS, I42, I99 While, William Bill ....,...,............. i...74, I59 Who's Who .....,........,....,,..,......,...........,,.. 37-48 Wickersham, Glenda ......,.....,............. 9I. I59 Wickersham, Jerry .,.............. 54, 70. I35. 207 Wilkerson, Girllie ,.......................... .I42 Wilkins, Donald ' Williams, Belly ........,........................... 93. I50 Williams, Mr. B. M. ....,,......,.,............. IIO. l24 Williams, Jacqueline Jackie ............ 9I. I5O Williams, James C. ............,....................... I59 Williams. JoAnne ,........,.,,. I6. 30. 74. 75. 76. 89, IO3, I42, I99 Williams. Sidney ,................................. 74. I59 Wilson, Billie Earle .......... 74, 8I, 95, I5O, 205 Wilson, Donna ........,.., 70, 77. 80. SI. 85. 39. 94, I35, I9I, 256 Wilson. Geneva ......, ...................... I 7. 22 Wilson, Jack ...,,.,...... .,,. .......... B 3 . I42 Wilson, Jerry ............,.., ....,..... 5 7. I59 Wilson, Jerry Wayne ..,. .......,.........,... I 42 Wilson, Miss Mary .,..... .......... I 08. I20. I43 Winn, Kennelh .....,.... ,....,. 6 3. 70. 78. l35 Wirla, Richard .....,,,...,..,. .........,....... 8 7. I35 Wirla, Terry .,.........,.,.......,.....,.....,...... 87. I42 Wiseman, Nancy Kalhryn ....,... 75, 76, 80, 89, IO3. I42 Woerner, Jerry ....,. ,...,. .... ......... I 3 5 Woerner, Sharon ....... ....... 9 I. I50 Womack, Lee ,............... ......A 3 3. I35 Womack, Palsy Jane ............................ 9I. I50 ' Enrolled loo lale lo be included in class piclures. OWL 0 251 Index Womack. Roberf .....,.,..., 74. 87, 97, II3. II9. Woolen, Marr .,,..,,,,,..,..,...,...,.,...,,,,,,,,, 23, IO4 Vvrirghly Laurie -.,.,,v.4AA,,,,4 70, 78, 94, I35, 2I7 I35 Word. Delors Elizabefh .,......,... 42, 70, 76, 77, Wylie, Carolyn Sue ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.4,,,,,,,A,,A 93, I59 Women, Junior Business .,....,.,,,,,,,...,,.... 42,43 89, 94, IO4, II9, I35, I98, 255 -Y.. Wood, Rex .....YV,.............................,..,,.,...,.. l59 Wrighf, Brenda ..,.......,.,.,....,..,.........,.,. 92, l5O Yell Leaders ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,, 2 6, 27, 49 VVOOCJGFCJ, Camille ..... .A..,,. 7 8, 85. 89, Gerald ,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,A,,A,,, 8 7, Ygungl Vena Marlene -,-,---- ,--A---,- 7 O, 89, 2l5 Wright Judy G. ,,e,. v,,,,,,, 7 9, 85, Qi, iso Index of Advertisers -A-- Condray, J. E. .,................ ,.,,,,,,. 2 O6 Gibralfar Barber Shop ..,,A .,,,,A,, I 96 Aikin's Men's Wear .,,,,..,,, Alexander Bicycle Repair Alford. Jess ...,.,..,,..,.,......,,,...., Allen Br Frederick Imp. ,,,,..,.,.,,, . Anderson, Thompson Br Few ........ ....,,... Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp ..,...,..... Ayres' ,,.,...,.,...,.........,...,,.....,,. .. Conoco, Marfin Ingram ,...,. Confinenfal Trailways .,..., Corneff, Leighfon ...,.. Couch Shoe Slore .. Cox Furnifure ..A.... Craigo Flowers ...., C. Bc R. Painf Sfore Ayres' Glfl' Shop ...,..,..,.,,,,,,. Cummer-Graham ,,e,Ae,,,,,,,, -B-- Cuf Rafe Drug Sfore .......... Babcock Brofhers .,.,,,,..,.,.. - D - Balfour. L. G. ..,..,........... Dairy-Effe, The ,.,,...,.,,.,,,,, , Barneff's Cardinal ......... Barr's Coffee Shop ....... B. 81 B. Mofor Clinic . Beall Brofhers .......,.. Beasley-Vaughan . Beauly Bar ...,....,.. Belew Finance ....... Dairy-Kream, The ,.,.,, Dairy Top. The ,.,..,,,...,,,. Deluxe Barber Shop ............,... Deweese Monumenf Co. ....... . Deweese. Prock 81 Kennemer Dickerson Brofhers Garage .. Dixon's Furnifure Sfore ...... BeIk's A....................... Docfors l38l ...,...........,.... Belmonf Grocery ....,,...... Dociors l6l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Bennef+'s Cleaners .............. Do+son's Garage .....,,,...... Big Counfry Feed B1 Seed ..... Down Beaf Music Shop ........ Bills. Dan, Furnifure .............. Dr Pepper ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,,..,.,,,,.,., Bill's Tire Br Baffery .,.,.A.... Drury Malfress Sf Awning ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,.,.. Blackwell, Bill, Supply ..,... Dunning Glass gf Mefal Shop Blair's Ideal Laundry ..,,., -E- Bonham Farm Supply ..,.A. Easley's Flowers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ,. Bono's Hickory House ,,,.,,,,,, Bowden, Charles, Painfing ,...,,, Bowen, H. O., Express ..,..,..,. Boy Scoufs .........................,,...a Boyers Brolhers Prinfing ..,,..,,.. Easley's Nursery ........... Eafon Confracfor .. Eafon Glass Shop .,... Ellis, Homer C. ..,.... . Ellis, Prinfis E. A.,. . Brown, C. R., Service Sfafion ...... ......... E llison, Peyton ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BuII's Humble Service Sfafion .. Evans Sfudio ..,,...........,......... . Burch's Cecil, Grocery ......,.... Everybody's Service Sfafion - C - - F - Caddel-Warlick Florisf .... Fain's Liflle Diner ,,,,,.,,,,., Cagle Furnilure ................... Fairview Dairy ............... Caldwell Mofor Company .......A Faifh's Beauiy Sfudio ...... Caldwell X: Son's Concrefe ..,...,.....,,,......,., Famous Shoe Srore .......... Campbell Ice Cream Company ................ Fangio Painf 81 Body ,,,,,,,,,,,, Cannon Prinfing Company ............ ......... F ani Milling Company ,,,,,,,, Capers Plumbing ........................ Farmers 81 Merchanrs ...... CarIock's Food Sfore ......., Carnaiion ,.AA..A...,..,.........,.....,... Carpenfer's Local Union ....... Carringfon's Garage ..,...... Casflebury Plumbing ,...,, Caviness, Col. J. M. ....... . Fashion Beaufy Shop ....,...... Faughf Mofor Company ....... ......... Feagan Elecfric .,................. Fendley's Garage ....,,........ Finch Auio Supply ,.,,.,, Firesfone Sfores ...........,. Caviness Service Sfafion .. Firsl Federal .,.,.................... . Cawfhon's Book Sfore ............. .... ......... F i rsf Nafional Bank ......,.......... ...,..... I 75 Firsf Presbyferian Church ..,. 2I8 C. 81 C. Drug Sfore .............,...................... Cenlral Manufacfuring Company C. 81 E, Refrigeralion Company ....a.,.....,... Chuck Wagon .........,...,.,................ ......... Churches llbl ,............,.............. Church Sfreef Laundry ....... Cify Barber Shop ........... .. Cify Markef ...............,... Cify Music Company ..,.......... Cify Sfeam Laundry .,,..,,,.a........ Coca-Cola Bolfling Company ,,,,., ,.,...... Collegiafe .................................... OWL 0 252 Fislner, O. B. ......................... . Fifch-U Grocery .............. Ford Music Company ..,... Foxworfh-Galbraifh ....... Frank's Dairyland .............. Free, R, V.. Furnifure .......... . Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home ....... ......... I 9I Fry Lumber Company ............. ......... I 72 .. G .. Gene The Jeweler ............ General Acliusfmenr ...,. Gibralfar Beauly Salon ..... .....,..I98 Gibralfar Hofel ,..,..,,.,,,..,., ,,,,,,,, 2 O2 Giff and Toi Shop ......,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, 2 22 Gladden Candy Company ...... ........ I 76 Glass Mofor Company ........ GIenn's Shoe Service ....... Goodyear Service Sfore . Goree Greenhouses ...... Grand Aufo Paris ,........,,,. ........205 ..,,,,.,I94 I 88 I 68 I 69 Grand Cleaners .................. ...,..,, I 86 Grand Oxygen Company .,,...,. ,,...... 2 IO Grapeffe Boffling Company ,.,,. .,,.,.,. I 68 Gray's Garage .......................,,. ..,,,,,, I 76 Green, Bill, Plumbing ........,, ..,,.,,, I 8I Guesl Paper Company ,.... Gulf Disf., Sam Weiss ......... . GunI'er's, Neil, Used Cars ., Gufhrie 81 Gufhrie .,............ ... H - Haley's Service ................. Handy Food Sfore ........ Hank's Dari-Bar .,............... Harlan's Super Markef ........ Harrison, J. W., Bc Son ...., . Hasselmeier, O. J., Plumbing Haynes Gulf Sfafion .......... Hefflefinger Oil Company I 72 I 73 I 97 ........205 ..,.....206 I 76 I 72 I4 .......,2OI I 72 .....,..I68 I 79 Helms Used Cars .................... ........ I 96 Hickman Insurance .....,.....,,, Highway 82 Cafe Hill's Jewelers .,...........,..... Hillhouse Grocery ................ Hill's Vifa Tone Cleaners .. Hinkle Lumber Company .. H. X1 M. Grocery ................ Hodges Aufo Sales ........,..,.. Hodges Garage ....... , .,,....... Hodges, Harold, Insurance Hollie Shoe Shop .................... Holly Shop ............... Hollywood Shop ........ Holsum Bread ................ Horn, J. W., Tin Shop ...... . Horne, Will, 8: Son ....,.,.... Hospifals ........................ House's, Dick ................................... ........ ..,,,..,204 ......,,204 ...,...,206 I 76 ........206 ........2I I I 92 I 86 I 80 .....,..I7I I96 ........I97 I 7 ........2I I I 85 I 67 ..,.,...2I9 215 House Hardware and Furnifure ................ I9O House Insurance Agency ...,......... ........ 2 23 House, W. M., Jewelry ....,....,,.... ........ 2 OI Howerfon Mofor Company ..,........ ........ I 88 Huggins, Pele, Humble Sfafion .............. 2I7 Humble Oil Company ..................... ........ 2 I6 Hussey's Toy Shop ..................... ........ 2 O4 ... i - Ideal Baking Company ..... Ingram, Bill, Garage .......,. lnfersfafe Theafres ............... .. J .. Jack's Gulf Service ....,..,,.. Jeffries Beaufy College ....... Johnson Tifle Company ,...... Jones Painl' Sfore ............. J. 81 S. Servicenfer ........ I93 I 2 I 73 ........207 .,......223 I7I ........I8 I I 85 - K - Keener Used Cars ...,........, Kemp's Service Srafion . KFTV Radio Sfafion ,....,. Kiker Radio Service ,,,,,..,,..... Kimbell-Paris Company ,,..,. KPLT Radio Sfafion ......... Kress, S. H. ......,..,,,,..,...... . Kyle, Grocery ...,,,,,...,,.,........... - L - Lamar Chevrolef Company ...,... Lamar Couniy Echo .,...,..,,...,,... Lamar Creamery ,.,....,,.,..,..., Lamar Oil Company .....,...... Lamar Produce 81 Feed .,.... Lamar Seed Sfore .,,,,,.,.,... Lamar Super Service .A.... Lewis, Bill, Cafe ,,,,.A........ Liberfy Nafional Bank ,,,,... Lifefime Srainless Sfeel ..... Lighffool, W. H. .,............ . Lilly Ice Cream .................... Lindsay's Sporring Goods ...... Liffle Mexican Inn ................ Lonkouski's Upholsfery ..... Lone Sfar Gas ................... Lovelace Bakery .................... Loven. James, Confracfor ..,... Luckey's Inn ..............,........... - M - Mackey 8: Pierson .....,....... Mac's Gulf Service ........ Main Furnifure ...................... Main Tire Sfore ...................... Malone, Floyd, Glass Shop .......... Maness Garage .........,,.......... ....,... Margraves Drug, Corner Drug No. ll and Swiff's .......................... Marlin's Upholslery ........................ Marvin's Typewrifer Exchange .... McClain's ...............,..................... McDowelI's, Barf, Car Loi' ....,. McFarland Cleaners ............. McGee Equipmenf ...............,.. McKinney Produce ..................... Index of Advertisers ........2I8 ........204 ........I79 ........I65 .,...,..206 ...,,..,I90 ..,.....2I3 .......202 ,.......I93 I 7I I 66 ..,.,,,.220 I 90 I 80 I 9 ,.......20 I .,.,,,,,I95 I 2 ........206 I 65 I4 I 6 ........2IO I 98 ........223 I 79 ...,....I80 I 77 I 6 I 8 I96 I 66 I4 I and ............I99 . ........ 22I . ........ I66 I 77 ........I97 ....,..,222 I 98 ........207 Meadowbrook Memorial Park ....... ........ I 84 Medford Concrefe 81 Pipe Co. .... . Merle Norman Cosmefics ......... Midgei' Cabinef Shop .............. Midwesf Video ................... Miley's Service Sfalion Miller, Dewey, Jeweler ....... Misso, M. D., Conlracfor Mobilgas ............................. Modern Cleaners ................... Moore X1 Moore, Lawyers ......... I97 I 66 I 7I ,.....,,200 I 5 88 I 80 ....,...203 .....,..202 ...,,,.,I88 Moore's Wafer Well Drilling ......... ........ I 88 Morgan, Guy T., Service Sfafion . ......,. 2I3 Morphew Boaf Company .............,....i..... I66 Morphew Buick, GMC Company ............ I69 Morse, Ray, Aufo Service ........................ 206 Morfon Foods .,..,............................ ....,... I 80 Moseley Amusemenl' ...... ....A.4. 2 22 Mofor Clinic, J. B. .... ................. ....,..A 2 0 4 Murphy Drug .....................................,......,. I79 Murphy-Provine Lumber Company .......,.. I68 Mulual of Omaha ...................................... I69 Myers, Elisha, Disf. Judge ...,........ - N ... Nahas 81 Son ....... I 86 ........220 Nash Produce ..............,............., Nafional Farm Loan Assoc. ..,... . Nauman Greenhouses ............. Nelson Jersey Farm ............ Nicholson House ,,.,,.,...,.,. Nolan 81 Simpson ...,.,,,..,.,... Normenf 81 Casfleberry ..,.......... Norfh Main Fish Markel ........,....... Norfh Texas Supply Company .... - 0 .. Oak Farms ................................... O'Dea's Trim Shop .,..,......... O. K. Shoe Shop ..................... Ordway Furnifure Company ..... Owl Drug Sfore ..................... Oyler Sign Company .......... - p - Palace Barber Shop ................... Palace Coffee Shop ...................... Palace Drug Sfore No. I and II .. Parham, Clyde, Conlraclor ...,........ Parham, Clyde, Lumber Company Paris Aufomafic Gas Company .... Paris Cify Bus Shop ,.....,................. Paris Elecfric Service ...........,..... Paris Fabric Shop ............. Paris Finance Company ...... Floor Covering ............. Paris Paris Livesfock Commission ....... Paris Maffress X1 Blind ............. Paris Paris Paris Milling Company ...... Music ....................... News ..,.,,,.,.,,,..,,..,,,,.,.,,.,....,... Paris News Agency ................,....... Paris Oil Producfs 8: Dixie Sfalion Paris Radio X1 TV ............................ Paris Rubber 81 Supply .................. Paris Salvage Company ........, Paris Typewrifer Exchange Parisian, The .......................... Parisian Barber Shop ....... Pel+z's Luggage ................. Penney, J. C. ..........,... . Piggly-Wiggly ....,.............. Price 84 Son .......................... -R- Ragland Insurance ................. Rainey, David E., Insurance ...... . Reaves Drive-ln ....................... Reece Mofors ...................... Reep 84 Winegearf ........... Refail Credif Associafion .. Riggs Jewelry .................. Roberls Jewelers .................. Robinius Greenhouse ............. Roden 8: Sons Funeral Home ..... Rodgers-Wade ...................... Rosenfhal Packing .......................... Rose, E. O., Barber Shop .............. Royal Crown Boffling Company - 5 - Complimenls of a Friend ......... Sears Roebuck 81 Company ....... Secresf Radio 81 TV ..................... Seven-Up Bolfling Company .....,.. SherIey's Office Equipmenl ..... ShorI's Food Sfore ................... Sinclair Refining .................. Skeen Sand 81 Gravel ..... Slagle Brofhers ...... I76 I73 I86 I94 205 I74 I66 IBO I67 I77 I74 I68 2I7 206 I88 I72 I88 I89 I7I I92 2I8 220 2I2 I68 2I4 I86 220 2I8 I69 I65 I8I I90 2II I76 I88 I80 I98 I64 208 2I7 205 I96 I85 208 200 2 I4 I76 205 I70 I65 202 208 I94 I87 2 I 3 206 203 I65 I64 I86 I70 I85 22I I76 2I4 I72 Smilh's Wrecking Yard ....... Snack Shop ........................ Solomon's Men's Wear ...... Soufhern Cleaners .......... Soufhern Ice ........................... Soufhland Coffon Oil ......,....... Complirnenfs of a Friend Spangler's ,........... ................ . .. Sparks, Horace. Grocery ..... Speas Company ............... Sfaples Jewelry .............. Sfellrose Beaufy Shop ...,.... Sfellrose Cleaners .......,...... Sfewarf, Florence, Florisf ..... Sfone's, Donald, Plumbing Sfripland ................................. Swaim Hardware ................... Swaim Prinfing Company Swiff 81 Company ................. Swinf Baffery 84 Elecfric .....,. ..1'- Temple Lumber Company Texas Beauly Shoppe ........... Texas Cleaners ................ Texas Fu rnifure .................... Texas Opfical Company ..... Texas Power 81 Lighl' .......... Theafre, 27 I Drive-In .... Thompson, C. G. ............... . Thompson Tailor Shop ...... Thomson Hardware ........ Thomson, Roy F. ............. . Thrasher Aufo Supply ........... Tom Thumb Markel .................. Tom Thumb Super Markel' ...... Tom's Toasfed Peanufs ........, Towers Used Cars ............ Tropic Reslauranf .............. Truck Cenfer, 27I ................. - U ... Unique Cleaners ................... -.V1 Vallier's Garage ................ Vel-Mar Drive In ................... ..W- Wadel-Connally ..................... Walker, R. G., 81 Son Markef ..... , Walfers, Homer, Agency Walfers, Ray, Consignee ..... Ware. Joe, Garage .................. Wafson's Convalescenf Home Wear, Frank ........................... Weehunf Roofing .,.,... Wells, T. D. ................... . Wesf, Fred .......................... Wesfern Guaranfy Loan ..... Whire, Bill, Real Eslafe ...... WhiIe's Aulo Slore ........ Whiie Way Grocery .... Williams Brofhers ................ Williams Gin ............................ Williams Sporfing Goods ...... Williamson Dirf Conf. ........ . Woerner's Food Sfore ...... Wolfe, Frank, Transfer ...... Woody Elecfric .............. Woolworfh, F. W. ............. . Wunsch, Joe . .......................... ..Y.. Yellow Cab Company ........ I 94 I 96 ........203 I 0 I 66 I 5 ........207 I 64 ........I98 ........209 I 86 I 72 I0 I 76 I 8 ........I84 I 74 ........209 I 87 .......202 I 79 .......I67 I 8 .......2IO .......I68 .......2OI .......I85 ...,...I90 .......202 .....,.I88 I 86 I 76 .......I66 .......223 ...,...2I2 ,....,.I94 .......204 .......208 I 96 I 83 .......222 .......223 I 8 I 69 .......I84 .......I98 I65 IO ......,.2OI I 74 68 I96 I 68 I 8 I I 83 .,......I94 ........I97 ........I87 ........I90 .....,..I92 I 78 ........22I I 68 ,.......202 ........205 OWL 0 253 Our fob is +hru. The i957 Owl Slaff can now resume lives of normal, mediocre people. We can loi+er in ihe halls and wasre lime-no deadlines +o meel, no indices lo iype, no ads lo selll Bur we shall lake wilh us lhe salislaclion of knowing lhai, for a while, we were above average, ordinary people . . . Jrhal, for a while, we look our place wilh previous slails as loyal supporlers ol PHS, as leaders in school life, ll will lake a while lo rehabili- lal'e ourselves lo previous ways ol lhinking and lalking. From now on, cuis will be injuries, noi picluresz galleys will be ships, no+ proof-sheelsz dummies will be dolls, noi blueprinis of books. Our compensaiion for gradu- aiing From ihe Owl Siail will be ihe record, +he epiiome ol school loyalry, Tl-lE I957 OWL. The Record . . . lvloneywise: We grabbed ad agreemenls and earned more Jrhan any olher slalif in PHS hislory-ffp2722,50. Filly-four Owl sellers sold I957 yearbooks io 9770 ol l'he sludenl body, enabling lhe slafl lo prini 850 yearbooks-largesi number since I9-46. Addilionwise: A new Slrobnar, a new lens for l'he pholographers-a new filing case and iypewriler for edilorial deparlmenl. Olherwisez Breaking lorry-ihree years of iradiiion, lhe I957 book is a liihographed book, noi leiurerpress. Twenly-lhree PHS siudenls allended THSPA Conven- lion in Denlon. The sialic aided in faking 864 class pic- Jrures. Proofing, reading, and checking lisis helped earn lerier iackels and an academic credii in Jour- nalism. Summer hours spenr checking OWL receipi sfubs paid off in selling year- books ro over 971, of lhe sluclerir body. Below: Freshmen gaihered around ihe yearbook office door 'ro help 'lhe siafi earn over 5400.00 in fhe sale oi class piciures. OWL 0 254 K .12-2 eww A segmenl oi ihe yearbook class held in spring of '5 Searching ihe Yearbook Library for iheme ideas helped ' show 'rhe Faculiry Sponsor who could besl fill a slaii posifio Below: Bill Beal and Richard Jackson worked hard in ih pholography class lasi spring and won '57 siaif posilionf Charles Davis, l94I OWL Phoiographer, conducled fhe class ,ss,s,, 4 L 'Q li Q 3 3 G V, A 5 New - - if -f f -Sera : 'W 5 Q he M - Vg, , W- - vid? 'XS ' magazines and yearbooks were siudied for iayoui ideas. Second picfure: Three pages of iyped insfrucfions gave yearbook workers +he fads abou? circuiaiion. Below: Deiors Word and Biii Benner proudiy accepfed ihe THSPA Firs+ Piace Award for THE l956 OWL from Direcfor Frank Rigier. IOO poinis ou? of a possibie IOO poirifs was fhe record se-T by +he '56 book. ,J Ami Digniry fhrown io fhe winds, ihe A'l-American '56 S donned paper hais and manned whisiies io Ceiebraie, K Hearn was hosfess for +he ceiebrafion, Top pic+ure: Summer proved 'ro be fhe ioundaiion for your yearbook as Seiiing ihe Speas' Vinegar ad paid doubie, for fhe siaif iearned more aboui communiiy producis as They earned money from adyeriising io publish THE i957 OWL. March, 1956 To iaii aye March, 'I957 . . . THE OWL is our ai' ias+! You are Jrhere for Jfhe '57 debut and YOU WERE THERE when Jrhe 1956 edifion made Hs appearance. 7 Crculafion workers for fhe Sophomores sold fhe largesf number of yearbooks. They checked in each day wifh OWL Sfaffer, Margaref Lyf e, My, how fime flies! lf seems only yesferday fhaf we were sweafing over whaf color fo use, fhe fheme, fifles, wrife-ups, class picfures, and fhe long-losf dollar Donna and I finally found when closing fhe adverfising carn- paign! Of fhe 256 pages in THE l957 OWL, sixfy pages are adverfising and fwenfy-fwo are for aufographs. To our more fhan 442 pafrons and adyerfisers, we express our appreciafion for fhe inferesf and enfhu- siasm shown in us, fhe fufure cifizens of Paris. Wifh fhe co-operafion and inferesf of our parenfs, faculfy, Tay- lor Publishing Co., Evans Sfudio, PARIS NEWS, and Wheaf Phofo if has been possible for us fo publish fhis book. Wifh hard work and eyeryone's co-operafion, our circulafion record was fops-762 books sold l97C7a of fhe sfudenf bodyl. The sfaff exfends ifs fhanks fo fhese sfudenfs who worked leven in fhe surnmerl wifh circula- fion and adverfising: Kay Bankhead, Mary Effa Enloe, The orienfafion meefing for fhe ad sellers broughf numerous guesfions from fhe workers. 1.491 gif 5? an we M is 5 17.131 Donna Wilson and Anecia Vessels finaly found fhaf 'lrnissing dollarll in adverfising. Mickey Flippen, Mary Ann l-larlan, Mike Haynes Nancy l-louse, Sally l'lufchison, Pafsy Moore, Davic Rainey, Jean Ray, Geraldine Sherwood, Jean Smifh Anne Sfeinheimer, Ray Echols, Sharon l'lunfer, Priscilla Kuykendlall, Linda Rainey, Ann Shiver, Mary France Smifh, Niki Smifh, Sandra Sfamper, Nancy Wiseman James Boyd, Charles lngram, Sandra Perkins, Beffir Helen Skinner, Vivian Tiemann, Phyllis Vaughan, Joal Bassano, Linda Basseff, Jo Anne Bowen, Linda Boyd Carolyn Brown, Roberf Brunson, Linda Sue Byers, Zoe Daughfrey, Marfha l-luddlesfon, Shirley l.eFlore Florence Ann McClain, Ginna Sfone, Phyllis Sfone Kay Thrasher, Barbara Whife, JoAnne Williams, Billie Earle Wilson, and Camille Woodard. To you, Miss l-lankins, we, fhe sfaff, cannof begir fo fell you how much you helped us and whaf yol mean fo us. We do fhank you from fhe bofforn of ou hearfs. YOU WERE THERE af Paris I-ligh in l956-57. ' Mala Business Manager Ginna Sfone and Florence Ann McClain usually were happy when checking in fheir ads wifh Business Manager. l OWL A WA RDS Texas High School Press Associahon ,UMM -, -.- .W 1 Texas Sfafe College for Women H5 ESP' X X H Denlon, Texas l Icgiiin L 4 ' 9 2 1 wmv' THE ness OWL-Firs+ Place Award NX. ' PHES5 H IHTIUII V THE I956 OWL lJudge 55- I5 Y I '-2. t x 7- I!! 'ff 4- Q 3' Assulx' -4 'in .. '. fr' 1 ' H ' 41- - if an-to if '41-if! 'l'mGTfE?'ii6f'l UVM ax 2 Q 2 7 '-' 22 'fl 2 Q E 3 , Nl 'fm . 5 -Firsl' P s gave possibl laceA IOO ' e IOO ward poln+s our of a poin'rs.l Nafional Scholaslic Press Associalion Universily of lvlinnesofa Minneapolis, Minnesofa THE I955 OWL-Firsl' Place Award THE l956 OWL-All-American Award i ' 4 Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion 7 Columbia Universi+y New Yorlc Cily, New Yorlc THE loss owL-Fifaiprsce Award THE I956 OWL-Medalisl Award Nafional School Yearbook Associalion Columbia, Missouri A T THE I955 OWL-B-Plus Honor Raling THE I956 OWL-A Honor Rafi HQ