Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Action Activities Focus Viewpoint '70 ut-of-c l a s s activities centered around pep r al l i e s , assemblies, football games, dances, and p i c n i c s . School-sponsored amusements relieved the con- centration required in class- es and helped us bring into focus Viewpoint '70. Varied activities gave us a different slant on the things and people around us. Through extracurricular ac- tivities, we came to know the brighter side of our associ- ates. We were able to balance our days with learning and enjoyment and to formulate our Viewpoint '70. Twinkling stars and shimmering wa- ter carry out an Evening in Venice, the theme of the 1969 Junior-Senior Prom held in the cafetorium of the Thomas S. Justiss Elementary School. 0Wlo6 ko I QQ.

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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

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Plunging through the giant Wildcat head made by the field at every home game. This is the first year the six PHS cheerleaders, the Wildcats rush onto the head has been used to build our enthusiasm. Spirit is being discussed as Miss Stella Mae Crain addresses thc student body in a pep assembly. Proudly displaying The 1969 Owl are C0-Editors Kathy Anderson and Lau- ren Murphy, Co-Business Managers Sherry Fields and Nancy Jessee. Owlo7