Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Geraldine Toon Ballarcl M. Turner Paris Paris Mayenell Waterman Buster N. Watson Paris Sulphur Springs Jack White Paris Football, Gamma Iota Chi Jane Upchurch Paris Choral Club, Eco Club, Collegiate Players Kinney Watson Fulbright Eco Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Collegiate Players Joe L. White Paris wm7v0ZOI'0Ow Drunell Uzzell Frank N Walker Jr Paris Paris BSU Council, Sec Gamma Iota Chu Phi Theta Kappa, Eco Club Billy Weaver Clarksville Gamma Iota Chi Virginia Smith is presented as the Sweetheart of Gamma Iota Chi at then

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Betty Martin and George Watson make away with their eats at the Phi Theta Kappa Box Supper. Martha Jane Snyder Brookston Eco Club, Choral Club, Dean's Asst. Jerry Stephens Paris Asst. Pub. Mgr. Collegiate Players, Delta Psi Omega, Guardian ot Justice ROGD Joe W. Teague Paris ROGD, Gamma Iota Chi Jerry Ann Sowers Texarkana Choral Club, Sec,-Treas. Collegiate Players, Ariel Club, Eco Club, Galleon Asst. Louis Stephenson Paris Pres. Delta Psi Gmega, Stage Mgr. Collegiate Players, Jr. Rotarian Dennis D. Temple Paris Gamma Iota Chi I'UOm U1mWQZQ F William Spain J. Elden Spencer, Jr. Paris Clarksville - Pres. Gamma lota Chi, Gamma Iota Chi Golf Tommy Stewart Paris Gamma Iota Chi Henry Thielman Paris Football Joseph E. St. John Paris Gamma Iota Chi Danny Bert Thomas Blossom Chem. Lab. Asst, Rep. to Student Council Neil C. Taylor Paris Gamma iota Chi Billy Thompson Paris ROGD, Collegiate Players

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301110111 UWFFIWCD Red and Mr. Wood get the iazz so the kids can box in shop: iive in the rec. room. Charlene Williams Mary Elizabeth Womack Sue Wood Donald Wright Paris Paris Paris Lake Creek Ariel Club, Eco Club, Eco Club Eco Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-Pres. Pen Chat Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Choral Club Collegiate Players Ariel Club d 'II m m b Joes an .lanes Wi Re e er... iContinued from page 28l JANUARY, 1947 -open house, a pep rally, bon-fire, and a weiner roast entertained the Exes until the Kilgore-P.J.C. game. We fell before the Rangers, 27 to O. 27-28-the Thanksgiving Holidays. DECEMBER, T946 2-our return to studies after Thanksgiving. 5-the assembly in which Leighton Cornett, president of the Ex-students, awarded prizes to the ROGD, Gamma Iota Chi, and Freshman and Sophomore classes for floats in the Homecoming Parade. -R. S. Smith and Troy Pewthers sang. -nominees for school favorite were introduced. 6-the Choral Club tour. -the school favorite election. IO-the special assembly at which Rubinoff, the famous violinist, appeared. I6-the Galleon Staff's Christmas dinner. i7-the football banquet honoring the players anzl coaches given in the recreation room. i8-the Sophomore class annual Christmas party. 19-the impressive candlelight service given by the Choral Club. -Christmas holidays began. 20-the ROGD dinner-dance at the Paris Golf Club when Lometa Hildinger was presented as sweet- heart. Page 42 Q- i4- i7- 2l 24- 27 28 30 our return after Christmas. -the picture show of the P.J.C.-John Tarleton game in assembly. the beginning of Dead Week. -that thrilling P..l.C.-Kilgore game, P..l.C. 37 and Kilgore 35. the last minute come-back of the Dragons to beat Tyler, 50-48. -the beginning of exams. -the Dragons' win over Texarkana 55-26. the conclusion of exams. -basketball defeat of Henderson Junior College, 57-28. -registration for the second semester. -the Le Tourneau game which we won, 31 to 25. -the class elections for the second semester. Sopho- mores chose Slick Reeves as president, and Mrs Singley and Coach Hatcher as sponsors. Bernard Rains was named Freshman president and Mrs. Coker and lvlr. Cook, sponsors. FEBRUARY, T947 6-the assembly given by the foreign brides of vets attending P.J.C. Dr. McLemore had charge of arranging the program. 7-the Dragonettes were defeated by the Hillsboro Squaws, 37 to 29. 8-the ROGD scavenger hunt and dance. ll-the debut of the P..I.C. orchestra in assembly, -the second Kilgore game. We lost 5i-33. iContinued on Page i063