Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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x 1 i 1957 Seniors await their turn to .Walk across the stage for their diploma. Prepare To Carry On Although not yet twenty-one, David Griffin casts his vote with complete confidence in the Student Council election. He knows his vote counts! Once again Seniors donned caps and gowns as grad- uation time took the spotlight. Although looking to- ward new horizons, perhaps they were saddened at the thought of leaving behind their Alma Mater. When the last Senior walked across the stage on May 31, 1957, happy days at Paris High School were ended. Mingled in with graduation affairs were the dreaded exams, class picnics, and election of new officers for the next year. Summer and fun crept into the thoughts of each student, no more lessons until next September! Another school year ended. That pleasant look on Judy Sherman's face looks as if she knows her Latin. Exam time usually causes worried frowns, not smiles, but we learn to grin and bear it. owl-.23

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Everyone rushes to the gym floor after the dedica- tion service for The 1957 Owl. The day the yearhoolts are received is a SPECIAL lCVlCN'l'. Below: These three, Delors Word, Miss llanlqins, and Anecia Vessels, who worked so hard to make The 1957 Owl an All-American. seem pleased with the results and rightly so. OWL ' 24 if-Q h,45Q. 4 ' . f-w.'iTf' :mdk - 'P xnxx. Owl owners pause long enough to look at a few special pages before looking' for their pictures to sign. Below: Oh's and ah's are made hy the 1957 Owl Staffers as they catch the first glimpse ot' their completed yearhooli. Below: The look oi' awe on Chloie lngram's 1 face reveals her astonishment at lmeing elected 1957 Owl Sweetheart. l'lditor Word made the l announcement at the Owl Dedication.