Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Class Richard Lawrence Vice Dependable . . . industrious . . . wants to know more about pi Warren Lindle Wade Lindy . . . Song plugger . . . loves long hair and bebop . . . concert-stage bound Bette Lois Walls Likeable » . . music-minded miss . . . will teach the kiddies their do-re-me's John Harvey Washburn Teases the clarinet . . . hails from Chandler, Arizona . . . dance bands in his future Robert Eugene Welch Good humor man . . . favorite pastime—playing pool . . . crack shoe salesman William Welch Ole grapejuice himself . . . joker . . . retailer of the future Ida Elizabeth White Active in F.H.A. and 4-H . . . bowls ’em over . . . interested in homemaking Dorothy Williamson Dot . . . Potential secretary . . . round and round the rink Mary Jo Ann Wittick The feminine twin ... a host of friends . . . scans travel biochures Robert Louis Wittick Student council prexy . . . medical school beckons . . . versatile in activities Robert Edgar Wood High pockets . . . has plans for the retail world . . . ambitious Martha Jane Zogg Arena co-editor . . . attractive . . . high kick and tap artist [21 ]

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Senior Jerry Don Sweeley Gridiron star . . . bursting with slow motion . . . forest ranger in the making Naomi Aline Switzer Patient and persevering . . . helpful . . . likes to sew and cook Fred Charles Tait A good actor . . . capable athlete . . . law-school bound . . . Fritzie Patricia Ann Thomas Aspires to wield the hickory stick . . . excellent speaker . . . genial spirit Carolyn Tiffin A mighty mite . . . Homecoming queen . . . brown eyes and curly hair Joyce Lorraine Tolliver G.A.A. Prexy . . . quietly efficient . . . wants to teach the kiddies their A B C's Julia May Trine Skeeter . . . musically inclined . . . desires a steno’s busy life Shirley Anne Tucker A veteran cheerleader . . . cute mermaid . . . dancer de luxe Betty Joan Vance Sparkling . . . state 4-H'er . . . likes sewing and fashion designing Virginia Van Gilder Vandy . . . G.A.A. booster . . . physical ed instructor bound David Lee Vaughn Sport-minded . . . great fan- of the hill-billies . . . photography aspirant James Allen Vice A twin . . . greatest joy—vacation . . . chooses hill-billy renditions [20]

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Class of '5 I Junior Left to right—Irma Rinesmith, Don Foley, Jerry Gale, Judy Patrick, Tom Harvey. President. . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer. .. . Arena Sponsor...... ......Tom Harvey ......Judy Patrick ........Jerry Sale ..........Don Foley . . . . Irma Rinesmith Mrs. Norma Kerrick Boy! What a well earned trophy! They really deserved it. Such were the exclamations after the Junior Class was rewarded for its outstanding work in the sale of magazine subscriptions and in which a new high record was set for next year’s juniors to try to attain. Of course, this is not the only thing these one hundred and fifty juniors did this year. Among the outstanding events were the presentations of the traditional prom and banquet and the class play, January Thaw. All school organizations and sports count juniors in their lists as outstanding contributors. They have worked hard on the problems that have confronted them, and they are very eager to face the situations that will arise in the coming year. They accept the challenge of the class of 1950. Dennis Adams Donald Adams Patrick Ashley Norman Becker Joe Blackman Patty Breneman Mary Bristow Eddie Brock Gwen Calvin Monica Camp James Campbell Oma Campbell Donald Carroll Ernest Childers Richard Claybaugh Shirley Ann Colvin Jane Conley Alien Crable Lester Crum William Cunningham [22]