Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Class . . Dramatic Experience Squeamish girls are a thing of the past! Modern females work side by side with the boys in these pleasant duties unpacking frogs for future dissection in biology classes. Latin a dead language! Not according to these mourners of Caesar who are preparing to celebrate Latin Week. Many extra class activities such as this round out our study of Latin. OWL'8

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Achve Parhclpahon In Student . . Tested, approved, and guaranteed these nine members were initiated into the National Honor Society in the Spring of 1957. Only one of the many sponsored activities, this organization typifies active participation in student endeavor and em- phasizes j oy in accomplishment. The picture at the left shows Mr. Justiss, Superintendent of Schools, pre- senting certificates of membership to those initiated into NHS as Juniors. Abby Lane, Buffy Graham to PHS stu- dents, gives out with a fast jazz tune as the Four Lads provide the accompani- ment. Each of the four classes in Paris High School presents an assembly program during the year for the enjoyment of the students and to show the versatility of the members of each class. Typical of these efforts is this scene from the Sophomore assembly in the Spring of 1957. Until the bedbugs came our Way Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The last one to sleep here was Richelieu, and he left us quite a few. This seems to be the fact that Sharon Fleming is bemoaning in one of the hilarious scenes from the 1957 Sen- ior Class Play. Certainly the Senior Class Play portrays adventures in learning and excitement in doing. OWL' 'IO