Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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A New Year Begins: Principal J. C. Coker files papers for the approaching school term. Right - Leaming New Skills: Interested citizens take part in the summer art class. Only a Dollar?: Student Council Vice-President Jeff sells Melanie Bowman her student identification card. E

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How ,Bout a Quick Game?: The Dolphin Swim Club members take a break from the pool to enjoy a game of basketball. Am I Doing It Right?: Owl staffer Jerry Suddeth is instructed by NTSU's Profes- sor Smith Kiker on the loading and unloading of film. Mr. Kiker is a former ,, 'o A Perfected Putt: Scott Toland tees off L game of Putt-putt golf as Dale Smith twaits his turn. Owl photographer. 1 Qs A ,,z, fa ' Head or Feet First?: Talent is displayed in this high dive executed by Debbie Mayer during one of her few moments away from the tennis courts. Lutung ,I9 61

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-in . ff lm. Teachers, New and Old, Brace Themselves for 1275 Enrollees elaxation and enjoyment of summer months ended lier for the band and Blazettes as they worked on new routines for the half-time shows during August 24 for students. Late sleeping, swimming, and all the various forms of summer ac- approaching football season. Football players began early tivities became nostalgic mem- ories. Faculty members began with free physicals adminis- a week early with Teacher! Staff tered by local physicians. development time during which Owl staff members began cir- they worked out procedures for culation campaign by mailing out 1,500 cards to faculty and students explaining the prices for the 1977 book. Class- es began on schedule with the traditional chaos of lunch money, forgotten locker com- binations. Teacher work- shops and four holidays bal- the converging school term. Orientation for classes was held on August 20 at four dif- ferent times of the day. Rules and procedures for upcoming school year were explained. Schedules with all three quar- ters of courses were given out. Handbooks were issued to fresh- anced monotony during the men and new students. first quarter of DENIM DAZE. ln Top Left - Last Time: Seniors Dee Dee Metzcher and Kathy Walker compare their schedules. Middle - Changing Sched- ules: Terry Pilkington, Ricky Ferguson, David Hussey, Nancy Faucett, and Alice Hopkins wait to see the counselors. Left - f if a Come Get Yours: Yearbook Salesmen Scott Williams, Kim 'G Patterson, and .Iina Diggs hand out receipts at orientation. Above - Helping: Jeff Smith helps Mr. Robert Milford pass out textbooks. Vacation became a novelty ear- isnilnv IZ