Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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In Volume 57 ' 9 Viewpoint 70 Comes to Life With History of the Year in Ten Sections Viewpoint '70 .......... 1-10 Organizations ...... 101-126 Activities .... .... 1 1-37 Classes ............ 127-164 Who's Who ..... .... 3 8-44 Today's World ...... 165-174 Academics . . . .... 45-78 Advertising ........ 175-250 Sports . . . ..... 79-100 Index and Closing . . .250-280 OW104 5 - ze-.1.:zi:':f , . X , v wg' .g 1 -.e, 2 '. 'Q : ','!Q .22-x-2 Q11 ' .. Y, -. .XX E if

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xpanding the smaller aspects that made up our daily lives, we delved into the new decade, the Seventies. We sounded the depths of an untried era. We drew from our environ- ment and our associates to create a different image, a new concept, a Viewpoint '70. Discarding old ideas and convictions, we needed to show ourselves in our origi- nality and our individualism. Our age came on strong, plunging us into new studies and activities. Our vitality sustained us in our indus- trious endeavors. The Seven- ties presented us with the raw materials, unused years, to mold into our pattern. We plummeted to the depths and rose to the heights as we worked toward distinction in our time. We drank deeply of the past as we probed and searched for the future to create the new age of Viewpoint '70, Hitting the ball, Larry J ordan's vital- ity is an instance of this year's ef- forts. Displayiiig originality, Lou Rhea Williams performs her routine at the annual Blazettes Spring Show. OWlo3

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Far left: Exercises, routines, and physical education tests take place in the gym. Middle left: In the band hall, arrangements vary from the classics to the sounds of our today. f 4 ! I Left above: Today's students, tomor- row's agricultural producers, can be found in the ag building. Above: Stu- dents have walked the corridors of PHS in the main building since 1916. OWlo5