Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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rties on Pa duati fa 106 Graduation Can Be A Jolly Party or many years it has been a tradition for parents, rela- tives, and friends to honor their graduates with parties, ranging from elaborate banquets to Any- thing Goesu parties. Events were held at homes, Paris Golf Club, Pat Mayse Lake, Wade Park, and a variety of spots. Karen Taylor was honored with hamburger supper. Guests made their own grilled hamburgers. A banana split party for Marilou Wright allowed twenty-five guests to concoct their banana splits in a variety of shapes. A ugamblingu party for Donald Lewis was held using play money for bets.', Normally the guests were given small favors, such as scented soaps, hand-painted key chains, English ivy plants, and small glass figurines. The honoree was usually presented a gift and a reg- ister in which all guests signed. The Owl photographer visited four of many such parties. Make Like a Banana Split: Jenene Sem- ple loves her creation at a graduation party for Marilou Wright at the home of Mrs. Mike Wright. fi x it ' sk Pictures of the Past: Memories of school captivate Janice Brown, thea Coleman. Yolanda Brooks, Jackie Rodgers at a party for Janice.