Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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. g .il OWL06 Mr. Raymond Berry Qi Mr. Peter Barnett Mr. Paul Lively E The 1960 OWL Honors Coaches WE DEDICATED THE 1960 OWL to you because you allowed us to be a part of your livesg You gave unselfishly of your time, efforts, and yourselves for our betterment in mind and body. - You have endeared yourselves to us in many ways. Without your expert help and guidance. we at Paris High School would feel the loss. r Because you were a symbol and a part of our lives and world at Paris High for four years, we ggive you the most precious gift that we have to offer, one recorded year of our lives. Because you have dedi- cated your lives to us. we dedicate our book-THE 1960 OWL-to you MR. RAYMOND BERRY I MR. PETER BARNETT . MR.'PAI5L LIVELY I f irarr fcec ' , a L V QL , wg his-.::, fi : if 'qi' 35 . . ,izlxiht of .1 K

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'60 Yearbook Solutes Berry, Barnett, Lively Into' each life some rain must fall is a favorite expression of Mr. Paul Lively, especially while he is grading test papers. Who can forget the trips to the board, his autographed paddle, and his famous greeting, Hey, Coach! CAnother faculty member, Mr. Jerry, Branch seems oblivious to THE:0WL photographerlb I6 Top right: Signing in and out each day is a regular duty of PHS faculty members. Mr. Peter Barnett looks pensive as he begins the day. ' Circle: Get in there and play some ball! might well be what Mr. Raymond Berry is urging Tommy Grant to do. Coach is usually found pacing the sidelines every Friday night during football season. Why, that boy made the shot from mid- court 1 Mr. Robert Fagan, basketball coach, exclaims as he describes the action in a. game with Texarkana. Mr. Lively, y Mr. Berry, and Mr. Barnett seem a little ' ',ii dubious, as do the other two coaches, y gh. Robert Abshire and Mr. Bill Red- 4:51 ell. My F :ameri e 5 7 - S .lfjfrifl . - ,gggfi K ,Size if ,- as up