Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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f H E ARENA FACULTY JANET C. BALDWIN (B.A.) Engl it b University of Illinois Beholding the quiet coun-tcnance of truth in the quiet and still air of delightful studies PAULINE BEATTY (B.S.) Pbytict Measure your minds' height by the shadow it casts.” MARY C. BOSIE (B.S.) History University of Illinois A friend more divine than all divinities.” LARUE DAYTON (B.A.) English University of Illinois Thou living ray of intellectual fire!” PAULINE DUNLAVY (B.A.) l tin and English DePauw It is a tranquil person uho accomplishes much” NELL KATHERINE l)OAK Physical Education I astern Illinois State Teachers College University of Illinois Her smile was like a rain-how flashing from a misty sky” MARY G. DOWNS (B.S.) Commercial Indiana State Teacher's College Willing and able.” EFFIE M. EANSLER (A.B.) American History Kureka College Columbia University Enough wisdom, enough eloquence.” C ATHERINE FARRELL (B.A.) French Political Economy Sociology University of Wisconsin Language was giien to us that we might say pleasant things to each other.” M. WYMAN GLENN Coaching Physical Training Commercial 'Geography University of Illinois It matters not how long we live, hut how.” Eighteen

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FACULTY THE ARENA Carolyn Louise Wenz, A.B. Principal Sfl fulfi ll

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FAC U LEY THE ARENA MARGARET GRAHAM (A.B.) English Illinois Wesleyan University University ol Illinois Nothing is more useful than silence. I). H. HAMILTON (B.S.) Agriculture University of Illinois Student, teacher, gentleman, friend. VERLA G. HAYES (B.E., M.A.) Mathematics Eastern Illinois State Teacher! College University of Illinois Steadfast as a touer that doth not bend its stately summit to the tempest's slsock. ADDIE HOCHSTRASSIR (A.B.) English University of Illinois Strong reasons make strong actions, ETHEL B. HOUGH AM (B.S., M.E.) Music Supers nor Wesleyan College of Music University of Illinois Rugged the breast that music tannot tame! HARRY B. HUNTER (B.S.) Manual Training Indiana State Normal Genius is reason in its loftiest form MINNIE HUSER (B.S., M.S.) Mathematics Carbondale State Normal University of Illinois With affection beaming in one eye, and calculation shining out of the other GALENA KIBBY (A.B.) Home Economics Indiana State Teachers' College Perhaps she may turn out a song. Perhaps turn out a sermon. C. J. LITTLE (B.Ed.) Chemistry Eastern Illinois State Teachers’ College Who says in verse uhat others say in prose. FANNIE M. LUCKHAUPT (A.B.) Science Mathematics Indiana State Teachers' College University of Illinois A face with gladness overspread. Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Nineteen