Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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JOAN CUNNINGHAM A typical teen-ager Joan likes music and sports. She’ll keep in touch with Paris H.S. no matter what she docs after graduation. RUTH DANNER To sit at her own desk in an office is Ruth’s ambition. She also goes in for popular music in a big way. NORMA JEAN DAVID K' Norma’s first consideration is her husband. Together they collect records, especially Vaughn Monroe and Glen Miller. They like to fish and rule bicycles, too. WILLIAM DAWSON Rill intends to see the world through a porthole, as soon as he gets out of school. Most of his time he devotes to the De Molay, but finds time to fish, hunt, camp, travel and collect James and Krupa records. JACQUELINE DICKSON Jackie likes fun in general, and specifically Tex Beneke records, basketball and arguing. She’ll work in an office after she graduates. BETTY DRAKE Betty’s interests range from sewing to ice skating, with side interests of basketball, movies and popular music. WAYNE EASTHAM Wayne likes basketball and played in intramurals. He took a big interest in F.F.A., too. EARL ELAM Earl likes cross-country and track. When he graduates he’ll switch that energy from cross country to a tractor on the farm. MARIETTA ELDREDGE The movies get first place with Marietta as her idea of fun, with basketball, cooking, and keeping house, getting honorable mention. MARJORIE EVELAND Marjorie will continue to collect some of the Woolworth millions in a pay check every Saturday. Tommy Dorsey will liven up the day and an occasional ride on horseback will give her added zest. Paye Sixteen

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CRIS BLACKMAN An Orville Wright in the making, Cris builds model airplanes, between basketball and football games. NORMA BRISTOW Take a letter, Norma, to Vaughn Monroe and Stan Kenton. This symbolizes Norma’s interest in secretarial work and band leaders. There’s basketball, too, for recreation. DALE CAMP Dale wants to be the “master of all he surveys,” which in his case means owning his own farm. He’ll come back to P.H.S. to sec the football and basketball games. JOANN CARY Joann plans to work, when school is out, with plenty of activity after hours. ROBERT CASH Music, maestro, please. Robert is headed for the music department of some college. At the present he contents himself with collecting records of yesterday and today. BEVERLY CLARK Overcome by the propaganda of California’s perpetual sunshine, Beverly is going west when school is out. A1 Jolson’s presence in California might be an attraction too, as he is Beverly’s favorite. NANCY CLARK A co-ed’s life for Nancy with swimming, reading and listening to records to round out the curriculum. MADONNA CRAIG Her favorite city is Paris, where she will work. Her favorite sport is basketball which she plays herself. Her favorite hobby is collecting records. RONALD CUMMINS ‘ Ronnie, like most of the high school boys is interested in sports, his favorite, of course, is basketball. He has his eye on college. VERLON CUMMINS “Joney” will have to draw straws among his varied interests—college at E.I., professional baseball, or an accountant. Whichever he decides it will include participation in sports, reading good books, and loafing. Paye Fifteen

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K JI ■ KARL FARNHAM Karl’s palm shows a long-life-time including farming, dealing in tractors, playing basketball and baseball, and working in the I)e Molay. BETTY FESSENBECK Hetty likes to play girls’ basketball and watch boys’ basketball. Books and records, especially Bing Crosby and Dick Haymes, appeal to her. PATRICA FOLEY Registration day at the University of Illinois will find Pat in the line marked “A-G.” Two other lines she’ll get into will be the ones to the football stadium and the record shop, to buy another Dave Rose record. ROBERT FOLEY Boh hears the “call of the wild,” hunting, fishing, and other out-of-door activities. He’ll stay inside long enough to go to the University of Illinois and build a few model airplanes, too. PATRICIA FORI) This ambitious senior wants to be a surgical doctor. But she wants fun too, as furnished by Vaughn Monroe and Fred Waring. She’s saving her pennies for a ticket to France. GEORGE FOWLER Dentistry school or the marines arc the hands fate has dealt to George. Whichever he chooses, you can bet he’ll squeeze football and basketball in somewhere. WILMA JANE FRYE Wilma hopes to find time to travel, skate and ride horseback while that house is being built for her future plans. JACK GALE Jack’s plans are indefinite for the future, but he will probably stay in Paris and work. JAMES GEEK IE Jim has his life mapped out to the end, including such items as being a doctor and getting married. It he has any spare time he’ll spend it watching ice hockey or football or collecting stamps. RONALD GIBBONS ' ' Ronald has succumbed to a Navy poster. He’ll sec the world instead of reading al out it. Vayc Seventeen