Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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PAUL PA RHAM Drrn N, Mrss MA RY EVAN E Epo LENDRE BLANU N U65 QQIZIEOIZ fp ' , aus gumoz Uoffsgg PARIS, TEXAS J T Dear Jane and Joe: A yearbook is always a memory book, but more often it serves only as an aid to the memoryg for the pictures within these covers will bring back to you a whole train of thoughts which could not be recorded in black and white. To make Qhg Qallgpn more interesting, we are using our artist's version of students in typical phases of their lives on the campus. We call this boy and girl Joe College and Jane Co-ed. Joe and Jane represent you, the students of Paris Junior College. There were a lot of things we wanted to include in this book, but the limitations of type are many. Nevertheless, you will remember many events of this past school year. -You will remember hearing the voices of the Choral Club as they went ringing through the corridors, you will remember tones and expressions of a certain professorg you will remember the music of the record player in the recreation room, and too, you will not forget that uKilroy was heren. Would it not be fine if Qhe Galleon could record sound? We have tried to get parts of all into this book, but we have probably left out much. You cannot see the difficult time we have had in making this book, but perhaps it is just as well. We have had a fine time putting it out, thoughg and we do not regret a single minute of those many hours spent on it. Well, here it is. Have fun with it! Paul Parham, Editor yi Pflge 4

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Dedication ,.4 Ti Page 6 11 MRS. TROY C. THOMPSON VVe, The snuff of 1947, devofediy dedicofe This eoliTion of The Galleon To our friend ond Teocher, Sugee Thompson