Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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CHARLES L. SMITH Principal A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University M.A., Columbia University University of Nebraska “Many categories of ideas have been advanced for the rating or classification of schools. Many of them are very fine, but all can be epitomized in one simple, clear-cut statement. The important thing about a school is the quality of living that goes on in the school.” SECRETARIES MARGARET SULLIVAN Miss Sullivan is the secretary to Mr. Moss. She performs the myriad responsibilities that fall to her with a quiet efficiency that inspires admiration of all. MARY ELLEN TWEEDY In ability, and personality Mary Ellen is tops. She keeps Mr. Smith’s office, with its innumerable duties, working with unimpaired regularity. Page Nine

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JOHN R. MOSS Superintendent of Schools B.S.. University of Illinois M.A., Columbia University “A sense of values is of the utmost importance to the development and preservation of what we call civilization. It is based upon the ability to make relevant judgments. This trait is commonly known as ‘horse sense.’ It is better defined by the use of the old farmer’s comment that, ‘It's the kind of sense a mule doesn’t have’.” SCHOOL BOARD Levings, Kiger, Foley, Bittner, Thompson, Neal

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Myra Allison Charleston, Illinois B.A. University of Illinois Kastern Illinois State Teachers College English and Arena Editorial Adviser Miss Allison likes drama in all forms—books, movies, plays, people, and the hustle and bustle of the city. Mary Dole Bryan l iris, Illinois Dane Bouslog Paris, Illinois II. Kd. Kastern Illinois State College Physics, General Science, General Mathematics Mr. Bouslog is a family man, with a desire to travel, which he intends to satisfy as soon as his daughter is old enough. Warren Collier Paris, Illinois Maude Dorsett Paris, Illinois B.A., DePauw University M.A. University of Illinois Kiudenwood College Northwestern Freshman English and Arena Financial Adviser Big hats, small hats, light hats, and dark hats interest Miss Dor-sett, just so it’s a hat—or an antique. Ernest Eveland l,ewistown, Illinois B.S. Bradley Technical School University of Illinois Northwestern Basketball and Track Coach Mr. Eveland’s enthusiasm for sports includes hunting and fishing when he can find time away from basketball practice. Catherine Farrell Green I„ake, Wisconsin B.A. Kcpon College, Wisconsin M.A. Columbia University French, Spanish, Civics, Economics Miss Farrell spends her summers and holidays with her mother in Green I«akc, Wisconsin Arthur Forster Paris, Illinois B.K. Kastern Illinois State College M.A. University of Illinois Mathematics The enthusiasm for farming at Paris High School is carried forward by Mr. Forster, who raises purebred livestock. Ruth Wilkin Frazier Paris, Illinois B.A. Millikin University M.A. University of Illinois Columbia University English, Guidance Mrs. Frazier adds to her already crowded life by lecturing at Women’s Clubs on psychology and writing. Virginia Cross Gale Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. in Kducation, Bowling Green State University University of Wisconsin Speech, English On her “day off” from producing plays, Mrs. Gale likes to go to sec them. B.A. Wellesley University of Illinois William and Mary University National Cathedral School Indiana State Teachers College Library Mrs. Bryan has a yen for things out-of-doors, horseback riding, golf, walking, gardening, and travel. A.B. Kurcka College Illinois State Normal Coaching. F.E., World History Mr. Collier knows a niblick from a mashie and keeps a nice low' score in golf. He likes to travel—anywhere, as long as he is on the go. Page Ten