Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Rowing - Razzing - Reading Ann Livingston and Bert Thomas do a little looting 7. A dip in ye ole swimmin' hole was a popular on the job at lnterstote. diversion during the summer. Watch out, Ballard! You might choke on that see- 8. Miss Hcinkins, Mrs. Singley, and Mrs. Kendall pre- gar before you get to eat at the summer school pare the chow tor the summer school picnic held at picnic. Lake Gibbons. Lometa, why not put your feet in, too? 9. Betty Fennel leaves her boss's books unbalanced to Roscoe McGuyer tees oft in a game of golf catch up on the latest news from Hollywood. There's nothing like a row on the lake to overcome lO. Chemistry is difficult, but' this group doesn't seem the summer heat, as these girls prove. to mind, summer or not. This group gets full at the picnic held by -the sum- ii. These bathing beauties add glamour to the summer- mer school classes. session picnic.

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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

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i. 2. 3. 4. 5. The freshmen get their schedules arranged on regis- 6 tration day. 7 Students get their information cards approved. 7-Up was there, too! No fair sitting in line! Everyone seems acquainted even on the first day of the fall term. Everyone patiently awaits his course assignment. 9 Why all the long faces? Your part of registration is almost over. lO 8 ls registration that difficult, Carl Mac? A Mr. Mason assigns faculty advisers. Jake, you're next. The agriculture table is busy enrolling future farmers. Front-step loafing seems to be popular with these vets. .lim and Bryce swing out in the rec. room. Enrollment- Enloyment - Education Page 62