Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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Harry Galbraith Carolyn Collier Dorothy Burris Jake Boyle Martha Hudnall Athena Simos THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of 1950 - '51 is composed of fifty eight students. We are divided into two home rooms. Miss Isgrig and Mr. Herron are our home room teachers. Two of our class are members of the Parisian Circle. The member s of our class participate in various organizations, such as, the Speech Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Choir, Latin Club, and Spanish Club. We are well represented by several boys who are active in basketball and football. We are also proud of our two cheerleaders, who help cheer our boys to victory. We are proud of being Sophomores and are looking forward to being Juniors next year. 24

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SERVICE CLUB PARISIAN CIRCLE The Service Club, an honorary organi- zation of Paris High, is based on leadership, character, and scholastic standing. The main duty of this club is to assist the faculty in any possible way. On two occasions this year, the Service Club entertained the visit- ing high school athletic clubs, McKell and Ashland. Mary Lou Dockenbrode, Wilma Turner, Carolyn Marshall, Betty Woodford, Jerry Jackson, Nancy Greenup, Joe Shriver, Joe Anderson, Harold Myers, Ruby Arnsparger, Betty Langfels, Hazel Green. The Parisian Circle is an honor organi - zationmade up of two Sophomores, four Jun- iors, and six Seniors with high scholastic standings. Membership in this organization is one of the highest honors given in Senior High School. This club stands for the prin- ciples of honor, and high scholastic achieve- ment. SENIOR MEMBERS: Joe Anaerson, Nancy Greenup, Betty Lang- fels, Harold Myers, Joe Shriver, Wilma Turner, JUNIOR MEM- BERS: Lucy Blanton, Gerald Browning, Wayne Dearing, Clara Rinesmith. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Jimmy Dundon, Ann Richardson.