Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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The Faculty one seems to loe in such deep concentration. Chow time in the ole school finds students ond toculty in line for their shore. Moth students display their knowledge for Miss Smith by working ci trig problem on the board.

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ff Mrs. Troy C. Thompson Mr. Dewey Trim, B.S., M.S. Music Choral Director Agriculture Mr. C. A. Welborn, B.S., M.A. Mr. George Williams Social Sciences . ,jewelry Crgff . ---.. I Mr. Herbert Tuck, B.S., M.S. Agriculture Mr. Charles E. Wood, B.S. Natural Sciences Gamma Iota Chi Co-Sponsor PracncalAgrkuhureTeacherm First row fleft to rightjz W. G. Ruth, E. D. Trim, Herbert Tuck, J. W. Patterson. Second row: Kenneth Pru- ett, R. G. Crain, Thomas C. Bell, Gordon Isbell. Third row: J. W. Williams, F. L. Haynie, Webb Jones, Fred Magee. Fourth row: Kyle Leftwich, Weldon Morris, Jesse Swin- del Agdcuhureteachew notin the Mcwrm Dowd Dunagom J. Lee McVay, J. R. O'Keefe, Jack Tyer, Jarnes VVHson, James Sharpe,and James GHHHL Page 24

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And The Students l. This is a dainty little rendition by the girls' Physi- to make dresses. cal Training class. 4. Some of Dean Mason's students have to learn their 2. Miss Christine Goolsby, a newcomer to the faculty Spanish the hard way - at the boarcl, while others at mid-term, teaches English and Speech. watch from their seats. 3. Miss Evans instructs the Home Economics girls 5. It anyone can make a car run, the P.J.C. mechanics about the types ot weaves of materials and how can. y t . ' ' T ' .......,fLeMmwrzaw?SS52Z3T1'