Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Senior Donald R. Elledge Dub . . . happy when he's teasing . . . wants to be a farmer Gene L. Evinger Sid . . . always a lot of fun . . . wants to learn a trade Betty Farris Weakness — skating, records, and banana splits . . . plans on western travel Harry H. Fonner Busy as the bee . . . What makes Harry run . . . farming interests Helen Forster Smooth dancer . . . ray of sunshine . . . warbler with definite talent Marilyn Freeman Book and radio enthusiast . . . future plans include social work James S. Funkhouser Sportster . .. last seen wearing a smile . . . whiz on wheels Mildred Joan Gardner Hates surging crowds . . . wants to own a western ranch ... a horse lover Robert P. Geekie Golf—suits him to a tee . . . future businessman driving a hot-rod Willard C. Gibson Future plans: being happy . . . fast man on the cinder track Donald G. Goff Pop, pop” the popcorn man . . . the efficient fix-it boy Betty Good A non-graduate—left school before graduation r hi

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Class Robert E. Collenberger National track record ... a really nice guy ... a ruler of the Valentine Dance Marilyn Coller Blushing Lee . . . can't resist cherry pie . . . tall and blonde Patricia Collier Pat . . . petite hedhead . . . song plugger . . . her dish—spaghetti Anne Crable Annie” . . . enjoys traveling . . . plans on a career of nursing . . . charm Donald L. Crable P.H.S. drummer . . . wants to tour U. S. with a dance band . . . dependable John A. Crum Dark room enthusiast . . . quiet and efficient . . . wants to be a draftsman Eva Mae Curl Advocate of the great outdoors . . . neat and sweet Gerald A. Curl Doris Day disc collector . . . soda jerker . . . witty and popular Margaret Danner Margie . . . TIGER TALES expert . . . gives with the words . . . nursing school career Dorothy Lee Dennison A warm smile . . . quiet personality . . . her heart in all she does Richard L. Drake Heap big smile . . . farmer of tomorrow . . . easy going Buddy Dean Edwards Electrical engineering in the future plans . . . likes to play canasta . . . swimmer [13]

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Class Mary Catherine Gorman Quiet and reserved . . . well-mannered . . . musically inclined William Gene Gosnell A non-graduate Alice Cynthelia Griffin Another girl Friday for some executive . . . the quiet type . . . and oh! so capable John Oscar Haddix Easy going disposition . . . joker . . . lacks one thing: an enemy Minerva Ellen Hancock Excels in friendship . . . Terre Haute’s loss . . . F.H.A. pillar Orrell Jo Ann Hand Quick, friendly smiles . . . efficient and dependable . . . that beautiful auburn hair William T. Hanna Senior skyscraper . . . puts 'em through the hoop Donald Dean Hart Likes the farm ... a good sport . . . always happy and carefree Ruth Ann Haught Homemaking—a bright star in the future . . . sweetness and quietness in her disposition Lawrence A. Hefner Head in the clouds . . . those brown eyes ... an all-right athlete Marian Henn Sizzles with ideas that work . . . never a dull moment . . . revue manager Jerry Joe Henson Cut-up on skates . . . peppy . . . wants to learn a trade [ 15]