Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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I J IYW , , ' Mr. Thomas S. Justiss congratu- . . Etesd graduating t Sinior .tY1Ve?b , iar as res n s im 1960 Noyes Stadium Graduation diploma. ep 6 W1 15 Robert Burns' Auld Lang Syne is heard at the annual Senior assembly, as sad-but-happy Seniors give up their seats of honor in the auditorium to incoming Juniors. J

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if S Seniors graduate under the stars at Noyes Stadium for the first time in May, 1960. 172 Seniors Say Good-Bye to Paris High in You're it, is the text of Principal Dee Cunningham's mes- sage to the top five per cent of the 1960 class. OWL ' 20 GRADUATION, 1960, was a double milestone. First, 172 excited Seniors had completed four Wonderful years at PHS, and second, graduation under the stars was no longer a dream but had at last become a reality. Mr. Louis B. Williams, 4 a Paris High graduate, spoke on the Secret of Success for High School Graduates. I i 4

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Variety of Summer Activities Occupy Students WHILE SOME PARIS HIGH students and faculty members enjoyed the summertime pleasure of swimming, picnicking, or in general relaxingg to many it meant simply the return to studies as summer school for 1960 convened on Monday, May 30. T Aside from formal classes, the homemaking students worked on individual summer projects to earn a half credit. The office staff was occupied with working om permanent records and making preparation for the com-4 ing of the new school year. For other PHS students, summer meant exciting trips and conferences. Ten Owl staff members spent an enjoy-l able five days on the Texas A8zlVl College campus at thel Texas High School Publications Workshop. Also on the agenda for the busy Owl Staffers was a tour of Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas. T H E I K Delegates to the Texas High School Publications Work- Summer school students take a break for refreshments and shop, held at Texas A8zM College in July, relax at the , the latest conversation barbecue after a hard day of study and work. '