Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Celestial Choirsters MRS. TROY C. THOMPSON Director One ot The most active ot our college orga nizations is The Paris Junior College Choir. Th Choir is well known in northeast Texas Tor i has made several Tours to Towns in This area Besides These Tours, none Too frequently Th chorus was called upon to pertorm at assembl programs and at various local civic clubs. Two ot The main events tor The Choir Thi year were The Christmas Candelight Servic presented To The student body and guests i assembly and The inspiring Sunrise Easter Ser vice at Noyes Stadium. Solely for Their own enioyment, The member ot The choir went to Dallas in March To atten The stage show, Oklahoma , In May The mem bers planned To attend grand opera in Dalla PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE CHOIR TRUDY KAMMER CARRYE BETH BERLY President Accompanist Choral Club members are: Abshire, Allen, Bell, Bennington, Berly, Bivens, Bryan, Burton, J. Campbell, P. Campbell, Chapman, Crain, Dykes, Ellis, England, Fennel, Ford, Graham, Hogue, Hutto, Kammer, Kemp, Kindle, Lewis, Locke, Lumpkin, McGuyer, McKinney, Miller, Morgan, Noble, Parker, Parsons, Pearce, Pewthers, Robbins, DL Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, Snyder, Somerville, Soward, Sowers, Stevens, Tadlock, Tolbert, Upchurch, Walther, White, V Whitley, Williams. Page ISO

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PAUL PA RHAM 'IN-Q MISS MA RY EVANS sp LENURE BLAND f::77Zf5 fEE52CllCZ2icJf2 fp ' , auf. gurzLo'L Uoffggg PARIS, TEXAS T A yearbook is a must in the life of any college student, but, without the cooperation and understanding of the advertisers, our hopes and dreams for producing an annual for you, the students of P.J.C., would never have been made a reality. Through ads, which have been solicited by a hard- working and interested staff and assistants, we are able to publish this, the 1947 edition of The Galleon. As P.J.C. is a record-breaking college this year, we cannot leave out the fact that The Galleon has also accomplished some unusual feats. Along with the largest enrollment in the history of the school, our circulation campaign reached the peak of five hundred copies, the largest amount ever printed at P.J.C. While the Lamar County Fair was in progress, the Galleon staff, in collaboration with the ROGD, ran a stand, having fun as well as making dividends. We have attempted to increase school spirit by selling ribbons for the football and basketball games and by selling P.J.C. stickers for both cars and notebooks. We alsogsold miniature stickers, in fact, just about anything could be purchased in the Qalleon office, including peanuts! With football returning to P.J.C. after four years' absence, we had another stand which we ran at all the home games--more work, but more profit! Next came our advertising campaign, our goal of one thousand dollars was reached and surpassed. I would like to thank each and every member of the student body for his interest and enthusiasm in helping with his own book--you who sold ribbons, stickers, and worked in the stands, as well as you who helped by buying them. Thanks also goes to the faculty whose understanding and cooperation is deeply appreciated, and to the and women whose financial assistance helped in making this Galleon, which business men 'on of The lggl ' remember book possible. resent to you the Advertising Secti ok When you look through this section, We p is the life line of the bo . ' d patronize them. Bland, Business Manager these a dvertisers an Lenore K.. psce 132