Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Summerfime Ends Schooltime Begins 1959 Head Yell Leader, Nancy Bledsoe, presents the traditional good-luck charm bracelet to her successor, Paula Cozort. I an 7 1 I X. Never give up, says the Old Philosopher, Kay Holcomb, as she explainri yearbook circulation and O-DAY to incoming Freshmen at their orientatio program. REGRET OF LEAVING SUMMER FUN was soon forgottenl at the beginning of the school season, as students got down to the task of making the most of the fresh, new year. Over 1,000 Paris High School students plunged into the life of work and play with traditional PHS spirit. The first days of the! school year set the busy pace for the 1960-61 season with new studies, new friendships, initiations, and pep assemblies. Students flock back to the school following the Weekly pep rally on Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y initiation day. Note the Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner costumes. OWL 0 24 1 IL. W , lmtwl -is ws qi-

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. Mitzi McMalian and Charlotte Sikes seem amused about Taylor Publishing Company employee, Miss Lou Vander- something in Mr. Harvey D. Brown's summer civlcs worth, conducts a group of 1961 Owl Staff members through class. the plant. School, Proiecfs, Trips Make for Cl Busy Summer Mr. J: C. Coker, one of the summer driving instructors, explains to Paul Darnell, Jimmy Wilson, Gary Marlowe, and Donnie Nelms the proper Way to check the amount of oil in a car.

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Merry-Go-Round of Study and Fun Starts at PHS Mrs. Herbert Emery, noted book reviewer, chats with stu- dents after her review of A Distant Trumpet by Paul Horgan. Mr. Jerry Stephens, Mrs. A. L. Baize, and Mr. Paul Lively issue books to Freshmen on registration day. Nancy Blissett, Ann Rice, and David Justice check in Sophomore salesmen who helped sell 900 yearbooks on O-DAY. OWL 0 25 soa 11,.1mnu1n.wn4wxwxmn1f.,wumm1a1u, 0-ww-If mwvmwewwwwinfevn-nu m . 1 .1 M.