Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Class Hiram Thomas Kerrick Not too talkative . . . twinkling brown eyes . . . globe-trotter aspirant George Ketner Hank” . . . can't resist sleeping—in class? ... an experienced huntsman Donald Eugene Kirby State football mention . . . wants to learn to jitterbug . . . fun boy Margaret Ruth Kneisley Harry James' fan . . . tongues a mean trumpet herself . . . quiet as a mouse Norma Jean Koontz Hunt and peck specialist . . . likes pretty clothes ... a happy person Francis Harold Kroenung Happy-go-lucky ... a good wrestler . . . gridiron steamroller Jean Lamb Dr. Lamb? . . . camera addict . . . Slats”—year-round athlete Harold Neil Larson Ready for gaiety . . . tall, dark, and— yes, a handsome-like gent Betty Jean McEvoy Petite . . . Hopes to be an air stewardess . . -. pert twirler Jessie Mae McMullen Skater . . . vibrant and cheerful . . . aspires to join the nurse's corps Edna May Mathews Friendliness ... a Jan Garber fan . . . wants to earn a white cap Robert Mathews Fun-loving prankster . . . avid pool player . . . P.H.S. rooter

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Senior Elizabeth Jane Hippie Level-headed Janie . . . says she, A good secretary—then a better wife. Sara Jane Hogue Hoguie . . . amateur bowler . . . desires to be a professional musician Joseph Holler The silent type . . . appreciates fine arts . . . talk about 'em—nah! Barbara Joan Horn Attractive brunette . . . excellent white collar girl . . . steady Norman Kenneth Howe A non-graduate Daphena Marlene Hubbard Friendly little hedhead ... no love for the Yankee climate Donald Ingram Newcomer from Scottland, Illinois . . . likes basketball and agriculture Patricia Ann Irish Vivacious . . . young gal with a horn . , . whistles a merry tune Paul Eugene Jacobs One swell guy . . . steady . . . whiz kid in history James Charles Jarrell Troubadour . . . future accountant . . . good eye for figures Edward H. Jenison Senator Ned—a busy boy . . . subtle humorist ... a walking dictionary Kay Diane Jones Faces life as it comes . . . angel of the airways . . . twirler of ability r i61

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Senior Kenneth R. Miller The ten o'clock scholar . . . easy going lad . . . dislikes too many lessons Elmer J. Montross Patient and determined courage . . . a sure success in life . . . industrial arts Ralph William Mood Peppy and on the go . . . optimistic ... a potential band leader Murelann Morris Delightful sense of humor . . . already launched in her secretarial career John Herbert Morrisey Reticent but really knows his stuff . . . industrious . . . future medicine mixer Ada Rosemary Mullen Cheerful . . . never shirks duties . . . a loyal rooter for P.H.S. Mary Ann Murphy Brimful of vim and spirit . . . fun in class . . . basketball enthusiast Hannah Newgent Gifted gal with brains ... a lady . . . artistic to the finger tips Donald Lee Newhart Likes to draw . . . active in 4-H . . . plans to till the soil Donald O'Betz Happy-go-lucky ... a likeable kind of guy . . . future salesman Ida Marie Peterson Sweet and sunny dispositipn ... so natural . .. clothes lover Ruby Fern Pine Deceased . . . December 24, 1949 r is i