Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Students await 1959 Owl distribution. Surprises and New Ideas Are Revealed in Annual Preparing the yearbooks for distribution is a pleas- ant and rewarding task for the 1959 yearbook staff. OWL 0 27

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py hours. Regina Spencer, Business Manager, with one of the 1959 Owl dedicatees, THE FIRST LOOK brain child for the '59 yearbook's debut. O Theylce Cream Year Days of Our Youth EXCITEMENT FILLED the air as Ginna Stone unveiled The 1959 Owl. Following the dedication ceremony, hun- dreds of students, faculty, and friends thronged to the gym floor to receive brand copies of the forty-sixth edition of PHS yearbook. The Ice Cream book, whose contents disclosed a complete year at Paris High School from March, 1958,.to March, 1959, Was a delight to all. The reception given the yearbook repaid the staff for its many hours of work. Signing Owls and discovering new pictures following the dedication service for the yearbook affords PHS students many hap- Owl Staffers see their on the eve of the

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Mr. Felix Gibson. Paris High Graduates 'I62 Seniors Mrs. Oliver Kimbrough of San- ta Fe, New Mexico, and a graduate of Paris High School delivers the graduation address for 1959 graduates. OWL 0 28 F l I i i E E U - - ' ' ' no ff -'--W A DIPLOMA is only as important as you want it to be, stated the 1959 gradua- tion speaker, Mrs. Oliver Kimbrough of San- ta Fe, New Mexico, to 162 PHS Seniors. May 29, 1959, was a milestone to the gradu- ates, for it marked the end of four years of high school training and the beginning of new paths to the future. l l l Una Mae O'Brien, Frankie Edwards, and Diane Walker glance over 1 the program for their Commencement Services.