Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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Tm YQ:- 'Q NS fi? CALLIE ANN AYRES FooTboill Queen Page 72 Collie Ann hos been chosen os queen of Two diTferenT TooTboill Teoms which proves she is o fooTboill boy's dreom. lT is eosy To understand such o dreom, Too, for she is pleosing To look of ond nice To know. Collie was noT iusT one of Those Toir-weoTher Tons. Roin or shine, on every gome nighT, you could olvvoys find her in The sfonds cheering wiTh oll her mighT, wheTher The score showed us behind or oheoid. This unTolTe-ring loyolTy helped The Drogons To moke her Their selecTion os fooTboll queen. Circle: The Two queens ride in Their chariot, in The Horne- coming Parade. l c a L 1. x, . -' -:--X:e.'.s:r, ' GW l 5 eggaz- ,. ...:,JK1- 3,3 Ac: 8 R...-,11 1 :af wld, '- ucizf 2 lxf'-.5:::g.- ':. ,E rags: -. :Hs gs '-:Sig , vm-

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f 1 Qt 0 H ll WVR ffm J -, A - Basketball and football, too, Help to start our school anew. Joes and Janes are in their heaven When they see our strong eleven. Athletics Page 71

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Mentors and Managers Coaches Harold McRae llettl and Bill Moomaw frightl look on as Coach Dixon Hatcher Ccenterj sketches a play. The Three capable coaches pictured above earned the respect and admiration ot the players and of the entire school as they strove from day to day to build our team into a winning machine. They are truly coaches ot whom we are proud. They were gentlemen on the field os well as in our school life. Head Coach Dixon Hatcher come to P.J.C. from Winnsboro, and in 1942 coached the first State Championship club in the history of the school. Assistant Coach Harold McRae came from Neder- land this year to add his able assistance to our coaching staff. Bill Moomaw, a resident of Paris, is a friend to both men and boys and is a member of our Paris Fire Department. These three directed our boys through a ditti- cult seoson. We salute them tor their efforts. Page 73 Blackburn, Oclas Moffitt, The ever-faithful managers, and Spencer Abbett, are shown as they worked throughout the season for the benefit of their team-mates and coaches.