Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Dedication 70 Owl Honors English Teacher e have chosen you for the time you have de- voted to your stu- dents, for the help you have given us, even when it was not deserved, for the quiet smile you gave us as a re- ward for a job well done, for the zeal you felt for your profession, and for your in- terest in us and in your col- leagues. Because we appre- ciate you, Mrs. W. H. Snow, we dedicate this 57th volume of The Owl to you. Discussing school magazine, The Bloomin' Thing, are Mrs. Frank Sherman and Mrs. W. H. Snow. Posing for photographer, Mrs. W. H. Snow has picture taken. Owl a 10 Mrs. W. H. Snow

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Absorbed in her work, Mrs. Jesse Mathis attempts to thread a needle in summer sewing class at PHS. Voice projection is a goal of speech students under the di- rection of Mrs. W. F. Jessee. Here, both impromptu and planned speeches are under discussion in the speech class. I Q 5 A - 3 I j Receiving his diploma from Superintendent Tom P. Lin- am, Robert Morris beams with satisfaction in commence- ment exercises at Noyes Stadium on May 26, 1969. i During summer school, Mike Blackburn gets help in the im preparation of his assignment from Mrs. A. M. O'Brien. OWIQ9

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It is called Student Life- activities, games, parties, fun- because that's what it was to us in the first year in the new decade. We gained stamina and knowl- edge as we forged our Viewpoint '70, We almost felt ourselves grow stronger in spirit and character each time we took part in a school ac- tivity. Our Viewpoint was bizarre. It was merely marvelous, unadulterated fun. Owl 0 11