Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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ELI HUMERICKHOUSE Eli is the all-round athlete—basketball, cross-country and track and whatever his future holds will of course include athletics in some form. ROBERT IRISH Farming is Bob’s first interest, with basketball for second place. DONALD JOHNSON Don plans to make his first million dollars on a farm. BARBARA JOSLIN The cards show a big city for Barbara—maybe Chicago. The job looks like a doctor’s receptionist. RICHARD JUDY Roller skates on his feet and a hammer in his hand is Richard’s ideal—building houses by day and doing professional skating by night. This seasoned with Spike Jones music, please. MARTHA KEEMER We admire Martha because she is one of the few who says she enjoys working. Martha also likes to dance. Collecting records goes along with that too. NORMA LEE HILL The bright lights of New York intrigue Norma. Dancing, parties, Como, Krupa and Vaughn Monroe constitute the perfect dream. YVONNE HOLLINGSWORTH “Stardust” Yvonne’s favorite is a good theme song for an air hostess which she hopes to be—or maybe a nurse with her feet on the ground. HAROLD HOLLOWAY Cross-country rates high with Harold and while he is in the country he likes to do a little farming. RETTA MAE HORTON The boss’s pride and joy! You guessed it—our own Retta Mae, a stenographer. Page Nineteen

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JACQUELYN HALL The shortage of nurses will he relieved when Jackie goes into training. Rut it won’t he all work and no play for she likes music and wants to travel to Mexico. NANCY HARRIS Here’s competition for Zorina! Nancy would like to study ballet in Europe, then teach it or dance professionally. JOAN HARTLEY . Calling all record collectors! Joan joins the club with her favorite—Frankie Lane. Her future includes homemaking, too. MARY LEE HENN Mary came here from Redmon as a junior. She wants to he a dietitian. Her favorite diet in music is Tommy Dorsey and Perry Como. DICK HENSON The hometown is Dick’s choice—where he will help his father by driving a truck. Although he doesn’t intend to play basketball after graduation, he intends to follow the Paris High team. WANDA JEAN HESS Here is a rare person—she likes to write letters. And she reads good books, too. Wanda is going to work, but isn’t sure where. DOLORES GOOD ' Dolores can’t decide whether she’d rather sleep in class, play basketball, or dance. It’s easy to decide that Bing Crosby and Harry James arc her favorite. JORETTA GOOD It’s a toss-up between music, basketball and boat riding. Her plans for the future arc indefinite. PEGGY GRIFFIN Popular music, classical music—any kind just so it has a melody—suits Peggy. She likes the movies, horseback riding and baseball, too. BARBARA HALL Chasing bacteria instead of a basketball will be the change Barbara will make when she studies bacteriology after she graduates. Movies, ice-skating and swimming come in for their share of time, too. Page Eighteen

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LOIS KNIGHT The catalogues from Butler college in Indianapolis intrigue Lois. After college she hopes to he a dress designer with her own shop. GEORGE KRUSE ' ’ ■ Something new has been added—George likes military music as well as Tommy Dorsey’s swing. He likes to build model airplanes. Someday he hopes to study music. SANDFORD LEVINGS Dust off the college gridiron and baseball diamond. Here comes Sam and he means business . DONALD LOFFLAND Don likes hunting, fishing and rifle shooting, but plans to be a chemical engineer. Rose Poly is elected to perform the job. ISABELLE LUDINGTON V . Another contribution to the business world, a secretary. Guy Lombardo and Vaughn Monroe get verbal bouquets from Isabelle. ELEANOR LUKKEN One exponent of the “Good Neighbor Policy,” Eleanor listens to Latin American music and hopes someday to go there. MARY KEEN Mary is versatile—likes both classical and popular music, especially Frankie Lane and A1 Jolson. After graduation she is planning to work. NAOMI KENNEDY Give Naomi a cook book for graduation, as she is interested in being a good housewife. She likes dreamy music and basketball. BETTY KERRICK Paris girls are fashion minded. Betty is no exception, with a desire to work in a dress shop. After hours she’ll listen to soft, slow- music, or play basketball. ROBERT KINZEL He likes chasing footballs, basketballs and rabbits. Bob is Paris’s star hula dancer. Page Twenty