Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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aw UDRRD Our activities seem to be Filled with happiness, joy and glee. These appear to be quite taxing, But in truth they are relaxing. Activities Page 59

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Nurses The young lodies who brush Through The corridors in Their immoculoTe blue ond whiTe uniforms hove mode The oTher sTudenTs of Poris Junior College siT up ond Toke noTice. Their fellow sTudenTs respecT Them Tor Their couroge in lounching Their coreer in The nurs- ing profession, .ond These TuTure nurses Tully reolize The scicredness ond seriousness of Their choice Tor liTe's work. The girls ore in Troining oT The SoniToriun'i oT Poris, ond while There They moke Their residence in The lvlorTin Nurses' l-lorne. While Their ocTuol experience is corried on oT The SoniTc1rium, Their subiecT moTTer is sTudied ot P.J.C. The nurses ore enrolled in onoTomy, chernisTry, dieTeTics, psychology, sociology, ond bocTeriology. ATTer Three yeors of hord Work in Their Troining course, These girls moy Toke on exom- inoTion given by The SToTe Boord of Nurse Exominers. On possing The exominc1Tion, They become RegisTered Nurses ond Their job of relieving suTTering in humoniTy lies oheod. FirsTrow:Ec1rlene Boss, Ben Franklin, Lula Brown, Poris, Mory Helen Burnsed,PeTTy. Second row: Fronces Collohon, Quinlan, Ruby Nell Ervin, Pciris, MorTho .lo Ford, Anflers, Oklohomo. Third row: Doris Gibson, Pciris, BeTTye Locke, Poris, Glodys MoyniTc1 Love, Cleburne. Fourth row: JuoniTo Moron, Poris,lVlo1rihelen Musgrove, Poris, Jeon Reeves, Annono. FiTTh row: Pouline RiTTenberry, Lddonici, Tholio Slceen, Cooper, DoroThy Thomos, Texcirkdno. SixTh row: Dorcas VciughT, Tcilco, Joyce Word, Pecon Gap, Mory M. WhiTe, .lohnTown. Poge 58

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Student delegates seem interested at the general assembly ofthe Texas Intercollegiate Press Associa- tion held at P.J.C. last spring. TIPA delegates refresh themselves at the barbecue given by Mr. Murphree of Southwestern Engraving Company. , The Galleons are out, and everyone wants his book signed. Lenore and Paul make plans for the '47 Galleon with Mr. Quale, noted critic ot yearloooks and newspapers. Delegates from Sul Ross register at the TIPA Con- vention at P.J.C. Senior students from surrounding high schools take time out tor lunch at their day spent at P.J.C. in May, 1946. Paris High School '46 students register tor Senior Day, Everyone enioys the food at the Paris News dinner tor the TIPA delegates. All ot these were fed and more' too at the Senior Day picnic. Everyone tries to see what the attraction is at the Senior Day Talent Show. Convention - Chow - Conversation