Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Ariins Dayton Dunlavy Eads Baldwin FACULTY Otto R. Ariens, A.B. University of Illinois Algebra, Physics 'Tis thy privilege to inspire youth With simple knowledge of the truth. Janet C. Baldwin, A.B. University of Illinois English Oh, that each teacher in our land Were just as quick to understand —the Freshman! LaRue Dayton, A.B. University of Illinois University of Chicago University of Wisconsin English She reads—and thinks, and her mind is a verit-tahle storehouse of knowledge. Pauline Dunlavy, A.B. DePauw University English, Latin Her interests are varied; her accomplishments many. Mary Anna Eads, A.B. University of Illinois University of Chicago University of California Indiana State Teacher’s College Business Training Her personality refined Is with efficiency combined. PARIS HIGH SCHOOL For the year 1934-35 Paris High School shows a slight decrease in attendance. Five hundred sixty-seven students have been enrolled this year,—one hundred nine seniors, one hundred fifty-three juniors, one hundred two sophomores, and one hundred ninety-one freshmen. Three separate courses are offered,— the College Preparatory, the Commercial, and the General Course. For graduation from the College Preparatory Course the requirements arc four years of English, two years of mathematics, two years of history, and one year of science. In addition to these there is offered to students in this course a choice of four years of Latin, two years of French, three additional years of science, a third year of mathematics, and one semester of civics. In the Commercial and General Courses the following subjects are offered: arithmetic, bookkeeping, business training, shorthand and typing, agriculture, manual training, foods, and clothing. The faculty consists this year of twenty-five members, two of whom. Miss Hougham in music, and Miss Lacy in physical training, devote only part time to high school work.

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John R. Moss, B.S., M.A. Superintendent of Schools

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II 910 Fansler Farrell B. L. Hunter H. B. Hunter Hamilton Hochstrasser Hougham Huser Kibby Lacy FACULTY Effie M. Fansler, A.B. Eureka College Indiana State Teachers’ College Columbia University American History World History Never satisfied with less than the best from every pupil. Catherine Farrell, A.B. Ripon College University of Wisconsin French Of brilliant mind, concise, and keen, Beloved by everyone, I u een. D. H. Hamilton, B.S. University of Illinois Agriculture To those who would till the soil. To those who would plant the seed. To tl)ose on the farm who would toil, He can give the advice that they need. Addie Hochstrasser, A.B. University of Illinois English, World History She's an inspiration to all who have aspiration. Ethel B. Hougham, B.S., M.E University of Illinois Music Supervisor All day long, life is one glad song• Betty Lou Hunter, A.B. Dc Pauw University Chicago University English A winning way, a pleasant smile; With these, she doth each heart beguile. Harry B. Hunter, B.S. Indiana State Teachers’ College Industrial Arts You can't stay glum around him. Cheerio is ever bis motto. Minnie Huser, B.S., M.S. Carbondalc Teachers’ College University of Illinois Mathematics Lines and signs are magic in her hands. Galena Kibby, A.B. Indiana State Teachers’ College Home Economics At her command we cook and sew. Then proudly she reigns at the big Style Show. Mary Louise Lacy, B.S. Western College, Oxford, Ohio Indiana State Teachers’ College Indiana University Physical Education, Hygiene ’Tis recreation wholesome and clean We find her teaching—the fat and lean! Page 20