Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Singing Loyal and True for the last time, the 1958' Seniors forward to take their places for the next year. Senii close their final assembly While the 1958 Juniors move traditionally present the year's last assembly progra Oh, no! groans Mr. Piper fBarry Bonnerj, as he collapses on the floor. The mad adventures of the Piper family took place in My Little Oscar, the 1958 Senior Class Play. OWL'8 Work FunIActivities OH! THOSE Hi-Y dances, trips to out-of-town games, and that Senior Class Play! lt takes all ingredients to make a school year a success, and we really had more than our share. Weary bones and tired brains were readily for- gotten when the time came for those extracurricular pepper-uppers. ' s

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DEDICATES ,We salute you, Miss Celia Donaldson . . . FOR YOUR helping hand and your guid- ance, when we needed you most, that strengthened us and set us on the right path . . . for the operettas and heart- warming music which you created mak- ing us proud that you were ours . '. . for your talent and perseverance that could only give us memories to treasure. All of these make up the different flavors of Our Ice Cream Year, the heart of our years at PHS, and the heart of this 46th edition of THE OWL we dedicate to you. f 'fi f 0if-.I Av ,Q 5- . OWL

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Y The National Honor Societys newly elected Juniors repeat the NHS pledge after Mr. Justiss as they are initiated. At right: In high spirits, Jackie Bailey, Bobby Bangs, and Christy Hamman set off for the long jaunt to Brewer High School in Ft. Worth to take part in the 1958 bi- district baseball competition. ot knowing that he will be the 1959 Sophomore Class president, avid Denney hands his ballot to Mr. Reddell. Miss Oliver over- ees the ballot box. Rendezvous of the Stars seems to reflect itself in the eyes of these two couples as they sway to the music at the Spring Hi-Y Formal. F vs- A- owl-9