Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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student life t year en iffer d DEW 6a Trying to puke, but just pretending, Jay Evers entertains the audience at the O-Day assembly. ff 32? 1 1 W5 f A , 4' ,, ' . K TEE .f R t'1 - 1. ' vw .,,.b,,3V ,pwifg .arf 4' 5' f -.L rw! a rw 'iff AQ, If . W1 2 V - ,,f.4 fs ff 'ZZ my Q . W W' 'M 2 ' Q gifgm' My ,L ,. A I t K, H H 'I M223 g fi 1 rr 1, af., .of i N5 OA Rexx 'ing -. T. ..' 11239 si' 'Af' W 1. vga,

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Head Maiorette, Leah Brunette per- forms to Boogie Shoes during an assembly. Boogie Shoes was :nly one of the few songs per- iormed by the band gaining them a 2 rating at UIL contest. Busy working at area stores in aris, Jerry deBin acts as Super- han at Safeway as part of a special tales promotion sponsored by Ideal Bread Co. l .M....Q., left Jones ponders over what book 5 take to his next class. Some stu- ents found lockers hard to open nd were late to classes as a result. W Juniors Toni Coleman, Donna Shaw, and Melissa Dodd work on links for the spirit chain. Juniors won the spirit chain with seniors trailing behind by 71 chains. Cheerleaders Brooke Nelson, Angie Boswell, Sharon Newman, and Anecia Green help to raise spirit at an evening pep rally. S alll GLU

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A new different year It was our year alright. The students as well as everyone else knew that a rear without people just vasn't a year. T Everybody had a feeling hat this wasn't just any ordi- iary year. There was some- hing that set this one apart rom every other one in the mast and possibly in the uture. This year was ours. lohnna Hanna said, I guess I feel different about his year because I'm a Jun- or and I've become more nvolved. This year was one that everyone had been waiting for for a long time. Apathy, except for in a few instances, was nowhere to be found. We were the rea- son for this change. We made it happen. People were becoming more enthused. From the hillbilly antics of Annie Get Your Gun, the let's go to the lake, lazy days of sum- mer, to the December sur- prises of Owl Sweetheart, one could feel the excite- ment. Obviously we were not clinging to the past. Stu- dents decided that a change was needed. That's what they got. The total transfor- mation of the band and mov- ing from District 13-AAAA to District 7-AAA was a boost to the morale of everyone because it gave us a chance to win. There was something for everyone. lt was our year alright. We made great things happen. UV 1 If-'H S ,.,, Giving the people a taste of what to expect at the upcoming gcame, the Drum Corps performs Tac y Tango. Helping out with the mascot's cos- tume, J. C. Coker adjusts Brooke Nelson's head . 1 x 've At the Daingerlieid game, all spec- tators on the Paris side were ready for a well deserved win. .reall tuaiaugp Mau a L 9l!l lU9Pnl9 1 'X