Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Oh, it's beautiful! 1960 Owl Staff members gasp in delight as first box of yearbooks is unpacked. WORLD ON A STRING 0wI Staff Presents Brain Child in May Editor Pat Jessee and Business Manager Judy Sherman reveal the 1960 Owl to its public, the PHS student body and friends. K Ji H i 5 -11 ii S. Box after box of 1960 Owls are opened, checked, and arranged al- phabetically for the Coming Out ' ' ZQY'ff'ff-H i, fi l l fl , , Mis. K 5, - -, Party. . OWL'18

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idst Tropical Splendor Through an archway of bam- boo beads, Judy Miller and her escort, Courtney Townsend, are presented. IN A SETTING of ocean breezes, palm trees, and lovely native girls, and under a tropical moon, Juniors and Seniors were captured by the romance of a Mystic Isle. The long-awaited 1960 Junior-Senior Prom was a never-to-be-forgotten evening of excitement, festivity, color, and cberished memories for all who attended. A hush falls over the hubbub of small talk and activity as Steve Weger and his trumpet entertains guests and friends with Kekahi Nani Ahiahf' OWL017 Z5 1 f K

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THE BIG MOMENT finally arrived on May 16, as The 1960 Owl was revealed for the first time to its waiting public. The students, faculty, and friends of PHS who crowded the stands in the gym felt as if they really had The World on a String as they eagerly received their copy of the forty-seventh edition of the Paris High School yearbook. The remainder of the evening was a mix- ture of recalling happy memories, reviving special events of the past year, and the traditional Owl signing. At left: The 1960 staff gets their first View of The Owl's title page as Editor Pat Jessee displays the brownlines. l PHS students stand in line to receive their copies of The 1960 Owl in gym on the night of its debut. OWL '19