Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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The We've it faculty in I II. H. That' ifuided 'Ift Him the «•!»’»« or' four abort year» of lliyh School. I' ll nl wn liltine I'mfennol' HtwOhir, Wlin a not mily lllatory teacher lint hel|ier, friend, ««ml guide Mitt» Weiu'n inline we lot dnwii next, 'Tia «lie who wleliU on Knyliali (ext, A oil win me eriticiam. kind hut keen, 11 el | m tm any juat what we menu. In politica, our politician, Mina Hlemomun. ahl.v nerves her mission; Willi jutllciuna jests the seriousness Of work «lie's always WOUt to lessen, hinideiu Muller, llltle, hlaokeyed, huslnesadlke Kunlttlln I lell Ini'It With Ituil Mint «pike. tn our rointla with such decision That we marvel nt her line precision. Minn Nilea, graceful, fair wnd debonair, Ownpie the l atln chair; And In diametric opposition Kliea amt froy . worm . buy amt bones. Sturm ctomta rainfall, amt weather tones Ave Miss Mutand a subject fur discussion. Mr. June haa left uur mathematica tV Mr. Mitchell, whu manayea athletica. Twi t Miaa Wutf amt Mr. Hussey t»ur tVmmervlal atmtiea become unite classy Mr. Hrown has dealt with busy hand In Algebra and English, too, goods of a brand Which filter thru the Freshman mind As thru the hour glass runs the sand. Mr. Loomis of Chicago, in Chemistry Has undisputed mastery; Miss Reed claims the like in cookery' And so does Mr. Lang in carpentry Miss Dayton teaches Sophs, and Juniors True respect for English writers; And in our High School realm of music Miss Winn shows the rag and Classic. And because of her direction The Glee Clubs now have some perfection. Miss Heilig. while neither teacher nor professor. Is the meritorious possessor Of the private secretary's seat And. 'mongst the faculty, holds place unique. Miss Brasher guards with watchful eye The room we call our library: And Mr. Harris every evening sweeps The litter of the floor in dusty heaps. We now name last, but by no means least. Mr. Moore our general in chief: He is the man who directs the corps Whom we've listed at length just before. Now hail to himself! Now hail to his staff! Now hail to P. H. S.! With regret we must leave!

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ROBERT A. MITCHELL Mathematics. Winchester High School, Winches- ter Kansas. Topeka High School, Topeka, Kas Y. M. C. A. College, Chicago. Kansas State Agricultural College. University of Chicago. Men of few words are the best men.” “There is no royal path which leads to Geometry, said Euclid (and many Sophs). LUCILE M. HEILIG Office Assistant. Paris High School. “She wears the rose of youth upon her. “Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. an excellent thing in woman.” Having given our line-up of the faculty, it would be unfair to omit Miss Brasher, our faithful librarian, who has guarded our reference books lor us so efficiently. Paris High School would not have ):een nearly so comfortable a place during the past year if Mr. Harris had not looked after the fires and waste baskets, so we must not leave his name out of the pages of our lit- tle record of 1914-1915 in Paris High.

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Wanted—Boswellitis Serum (for use among students) Faculty.