Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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From March to March, from registration to graduation, from first six weeks to last, from foot- ball to baseball, the school year of 1964-1965 was one whirlwind of activities. Through all of these events and more, Faces of PHS reflected eager anticipation, keynote of the year. With Wholesome fun as their goal, clubs and organizations put new members through rigors of initiations. School elections gave politically-mind ed students excellent opportunity to test their abili- ty. Sports were an outlet for pent-up emotions of both players and spectators. For those students with a taste for the theater, both Talent Night and 'Senior Class Play were golden opportunities. All in all, PHS students came alive in 765.