Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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V I U3 C .2 i C o C o o U13 .572 5: uiE 1 'is At the Owl debut party, staff mem- bers throw Walter Brown in the swimming pool. In majorette tryouts, Kelli Clement shows her excitement as she is chosen majorette. Carol Davis directs the Madrigals as they sing in the annual Spring concert. Photographers capture one of the many wonders of spring. J q EP ,fe W sig fx S . 1' ,Q A 5 gg ih. V Q , ,Q .. k f 3 uf A 'A ' 5' f gg ' ' aug. , if 3 - ,. 5311+ A K .fu A 5 E .K I? ,4 - - A 1 - fd , 6 , , gy ,,. 9' ,ik Q., .A ni QM - ' Anecia Green shows her spirit dur- ing cheerleader tryouts in the gym. Twelve cheerleaders and one mas- cot were chosen. 'S 4. t L, -ww-.,...,,...,. Director Jack Redus warms-up with the Wind Ensemble ll prior to the concert.

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At the Sadie Hawkins' dance in the cafeteria, Joe Willingham and Claire Bailey dance to the disco beat. Sadie Hawkins provided a change for the girls to ask boys for adate. At the Junior-Senior Prom, mem- bers of the band Phren-z entertain students attending. The Dallas band set up on the stage of the spa- cious Thomas Justiss Elementary School. Karen Clark gives her valedictory address at graduation exercises. Rehearsing for their Senior class play, Arsenic and Old Lace , are Mark Hutchison and Shelley Black. 'O 1 S: gin no :S 0

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,xx xx f ,si'x,xx' xxxd xx S Accepting the new Hreball Award on behalf of his sportsmanship, Keith Toland receives this from Coach' Benton Rainey. Many awards were given to various ath- letes at the All-Sports banquet. Lori Bankhead jumps high to show her spirit in cheerleader tryouts. Lori was chosen as a varsity cheer- leader. Perfomiing The Stripper during the Owl debut, the Stage Band entertains the student body. Spring musical applauded by record crowds The spring musical, Annie Get Your Gun , involved almost 200 stu- dents. Art students painted the sets made by various handymen who volunteered their services. The drama department technical crews helped with the lighting effects. Everyone was pleased in the general out- come and proud to say they had helped. The musical was not the only highlight of the year. A light show with the theme Close Encoun- ters was added to the annual band concert. Coach Gordon Wood of Brownwood was the guest speaker at the All-Sports Banquet held in April. He spoke on winning and had an interesting program plan- ned. After six days of delay, The 1978 Owl made its debut in the auditorium on May 18, 1978. The debut was followed by a swimming party for the staff members. A' lack of participation resulted in an uncontested election of Student Council president. Other offices, however, had at least two candidates. Eight Paris High School students attended the 54th Columbia Scholastic Press Association held at Colum- bia University in New York City on March 11-19. Besides attending journalism work- shops, the students and advi- sors visited historical sights while there. Presenting the Harold Hodges Memo- rial Award to Terry Ingram and Coach Allen Wilson at the All-Sports Banquet is G. I. Hodges. i i 2-3 nz. Q: an i - -. 1 o