Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Newly acquired battery operated megaphone is put to good use by Cheerleader Laura Shel- ton as she urges spectators to participate in a Bicentennial pep rally. merica had tremendous pride in the great lead- ers of the past such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, to name a few. Indeed these were great leaders, but no one can he a great leader without faithful followers. Much of the greatness of Amer- ica was due to the conunon man. You will not find their names in history hooks. Few, if any, will be remernberedg neverthe- less they were great. They carved a great nation out of a vast wilderness. Perhaps, their courage and endurance did not come from virtuous ideas, as so many have tried to prove. But their courage and ingenuity in creating this nation cannot he questioned. Many died, but that did not stop others. 1 Right Topj Blue Blazes Band, Blazettes, and Majorettes present a Bicentennial salute to America during the halftime of the Plano football game. Paris High School 1 the cars indicate school is in session. 2 0 Theme

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52 188 if 284 Z 160 Lu 18 l- 272 Z 264 112 88 U 1 Academics Ads Closing Clubs Events Index Opinions People Sports Theme Boy and Girl State Representatives Randy Smith, Debbie Cornett, Dicksie House, and David Seay stand with VFW Post Com- mander Cortis McGuire at the rededication of the marker honoring the dead of PHS in World War II. It was moved from the old high school campus to the new campus. 4- 0 Theme