Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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1 1 1 GAILY CLAD Sophomore servers, Sammy Biggers, Peggy Moseley, and David Marlowe, prepare punch for Juniors and Seniors. I neharited Evening in Parisn saw sweep- ing dresses, sparkling hairdos, and shining faces as Juniors presented Seniors with memorable night. Pantomimed trip to France delighted guests while Zippy band created music. Tired feet and aching backs didn't seem to matter as 115 couples glided across tree-lined avenues until magic hour of 12. Junior and Senior breakfasts followed. BEFORE STEPPING from sidewalk cafe into gay atmosphere of Paris streetf' Diane Rodgers and Phillip Cook pause for presentation. CANCAN is performed by twelve Soph omore girls and their escorts outside the sidewalk cafe for the pleasure of Juniors and Seniors who lined nstreets of Paris ' OWL 0 23

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- ascinated audience sat spellbound during Senior Class production of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthufs Court. From uncontrollable laughter to streaming tears, they were swept into the past to King Arthur's time. Determined crew and cast combined to present' dramatic journey back to June 21, 528. LeFay, wicked adventuressg haughty Gueneverg and handsome visitor from the future-all took part in incredible adventure. lVlerlin's magic was feared by all. Sweet and beautiful Sandy captured Hankjs heart, and shaky Clarence kept audience in stitches as witty Elaine proved to be lifesaver. Sir Sagramor, comical guard, sought glory in long ago Camelot. Audience echoed Hank's, ul,m go- ing back to Camelot. Sandy, here l comelu HANK CSpencer O,Connorj lectures to King Arthur,s court as enraged Merlin Uack Francisj shrieks his disagreement. OWL 0 22 Enchantment and Adventure Keynote April HANK fSpencer O'ConnorJ shouts bitterly at Guenever fliinda Starksj to free him as Merlin Uack Francisl appears quite pleased with himself. LE EAY fKay Kimballj ubutters upv embarrassed Hank fSpencer O,ConnorJ to help her overthrow her brother's kingdom. Members of Cast Not Pictured Marion tHank,s Sisterj ................ Julia Asbill Mrs. Bennett fHank,s Motherl .... .... K ay Hervey King Arthur ................... ....... D avid Dees Clarence .................... .... D anson Jones Sir Sagramor. .. ....... Nym Barker Elaine ........ ..... L inda Hawkins Sir Lancelot .... ...Sammy Rieger Sandy ...... ..... J eanie Weger

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Seniors Honor Faculty - HVVORK is 'o ' nowfl sa staffers Dennis 2IEli1Zgg?EIi3dAlla5lJ3572533223 gzflected Sliadffer, Sarall Hogue, Dianne She is Presented as 1964 dedicatee Walker, and Kay Hervey as they put names and given first copy of book by OH 1964 Owl' Co-Editor Jack Francis. MAY, 1964 14 . . . ............ Senior-Faculty Picnic 15 . . . ......... Debut of 1964 Owl 19 . . . ....... Final Senior Assembly 24 . .. ....... Commencement Services 29 . . . .... Seventy-fifth PHS Graduation OWL 0 24 resentation of fifty-first edition of PHS year ook climaxed a year of hard work by eight- een Seniors and eight assistants. Staff began work in March, 1963, and continued duties in summer .in an all-out effort to boost circulation. With the start of school term came first deadline and advertising drive. As students once again enter- ed school functions, staff compiled section after section-activities, organizations, sports, classes, faculty and whois Who. Staff won battle against time when entire book was in hands of publisher by March 1, 1964. Night of May 15, 1964, held magic for mem- bers of 1964 Owl staff. As students, faculty, and friends of PHS sat in tense atmosphere in gym, the yearbook, with stunning orange and blue cov- er, was revealed, and dedication to Mrs. A. V. Wa- casey was disclosed. Climax of both evening and year was distribution of fifty-first Owl.