Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Top Row: Joan Dalton Betty David Donald Davidson Jack Dawson Evelyn Day Second Row: Carolyn Delashmit Glen Dickey Nancy Dorsett Jess Duckworth Harold Eastham Third Row: Ann Englum Michael Englum Martha Epperson Janice Fauble William Ferrel Fourth Row: Eileen Fields Patrick Fitzgerald Gene Flaherty Gwen Flaherty Patricia Fletcher Fifth Row: Janet Fritts Robert Fuqua Charlotte Fyfc Rita Garwood Robert Gates Sixth Row: William Geekie Sue Glick Mary Gore Freda Gorman Ralph Griffin Seventh Row: Francis Gross Judith Guyman Rosemary Hanna Thomas Hearn James Hefner Eighth Rozv: Eddie Henson Frank Henson Virginia Henson Marcella Hickman Norma Hinds Ninth Rozv: Paul Hippie Roy Hofmann Urban Hollingworth Jeanne Hoover Harold Howe Tenth Rozv: Loral Jarman Doris Johnson Marjorie Johnson Allen Jones Richard Joy [21]

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Allen Jones, Mrs. Kerrick, Marilyn Sudduth, Mary Mattingly, Norma Hinds, Jane Querry. The Junior Class President—Norma Hinds Vice-President—Allen Jones Secretary—Jane Querry Treasurer—Mary Mattingly Sponsor—Mrs. Norma Kerrick Junior Class Record What a year! Our junior year! When we were freshmen we thought it would never come. At first we were a bit afraid, but before we realized what was happening we had become woven into the fabric of this thing called high school. We started with one hundred ninety-six classmates and are now one hundred seventy-eight. Our freshman and sophomore years were sponsored by Mr. Carl Jones who helped us stage the Sophomore Spring Swing dance. Mrs. Norma Kerrick, our junior class sponsor, pulled us through magazines sales with the second highest record in all time. We are a great group! Everyone is active in at least one high school activity or organization. The junior class is busy from early fall until late spring, all adding up to a better banquet and prom for the seniors. Our class play, “Mother Is A Freshman,” was given November 17th to the student body in the morning and again at night for a large audience. It is quoted to be outstanding and beautiful, as well as entertaining. This year, as in our two preceding years, the juniors are well represented on the honor roll. Each year new names have been added. We made it this year through the usual hazards of late buses, snow, ice, mud, and spring fever. We are all looking forward to our senior year and the challenge it promises. Top Row: Marilyn Jo Ashley Elizabeth Bess Donald Blair Barbara Bledsoe Second Row: Sally Bloss Wayne Bomgardner Paul Brown Roy Burger Allen Burgess Third Row: Marjorie Burkett Donald Calvin Virginia Cash Sue Clay Carolee Claypool Fourth Row: William Cline Albert Coller Don Collier Virginia Crum Robert Cunningham [20]

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[22] Top Rozv: Richard Kennedy Karl Kenney William Kerans Barbara Koontz James Larrance Second Row: James Lawton Elaine Leonard Betty Loy Freida Lynch Doris McConchie Third Ron : Norma McKee Mary Lou McMullen Hazel Maloney Barbara Martin Charles Matheny Fourth Row: Janet Mattingly Mary Mattingly James Milbourn Jack Miller Barbara Mitchell Fifth Row: Nancy Moore Anna Morecraft Edward Morrisey Frank Moss Kathleen Mullins Sixth Row: Patricia Mullins Cora Mycr Glen Myers Barbara Newman Jerry Ogle Seventh Row: Jean Osborn Mary Parvis Rosalie Perry Rosemarie Perry Donald Peters Eighth Row: Conrad Pine Jean Pitts Charlene Pothuisje Patricia Powers Donald Pyle Ninth Rozv: Priscilla Quarles Jane Querry Robert Quinn Mary Ramsey Joan Ray Tenth Row: Charles Rector Marilyn Reynolds Fred Richey Michael Richey Betty Ricketts