Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Top Rozv: Eileen Rinesmith James Ritter Theresa Rogers John Schaich Joan Shanks Second Row: Janice Shew Ray Shewey Joan Shonk Carolyn Simpson Louvina Simpson Third Row: Wilma Simpson Nancy Smith John Smithson Ruby Smittkamp Carl Snyder Fourth Row: Lela Snyder Marivee Spillman Mary Stewart Gertrude Stickler Marilyn Sudduth Fifth Rozv: Robert Tolliver James Trogdon Leona Tuttle Judith Tweedy Lois Unseld Sixth Rozv: Sharon Vance Dolores Vandygriff William Vestal Sarah Vidito Margaret Wadsworth Seventh Rozv: Jim Wallace Waunitta Wallace Ray Waltz Orvil Washburn Margaret Wells Eighth Rozv: William White Rachel Whitlock Carolyn Wilhoit Sally Williams Mary Willoughby Ninth Rozv: Clem Wilson Gordon Wilson Judith Wilson Teddy Winschief Tony Winschief Tenth Rqw: Carolyn Wood Beverly Wright Howard Yeargin Don Young John Yurchis [23]

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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

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 Howard Gleason, Mary Jo Quinn, Florence Stotts, Jack Snider, Mr. Cooley, and Mr. Day. The Sophomore Class OFFICERS President—Howard Gleason Vice-President—Mary Jo Quinn Secretary—Jack Snider Treasurer—Florence Stotts Sponsors—Mr. Edward Day, Mr. Richard Cooley Sophomore Class Record Upon entering school as sophomores, the class promptly elected class officers and sponsors. Among other things the sophs have proved that they have an abundant source of ability. They were the sponsors of the Mid-Term Dance held in January. They were well represented on the honor roll, and, what’s more, they are present in practically every activity in school. They have swelled the ranks and files of the various athletic teams with the result of increased success of the teams. There are one hundred and sixty-two of these sophomores trying to make P.H.S. a better school for everyone. Each is engaged in his or her own activity and study so that the goals which have been set might be reached. By being a well established class and becoming acquainted with the school as well as one another, these students helped to keep the “ole” banner of “orange and black” flying high. And so they have faced the problems that have confronted them. They are now eager to meet the challenge of the situations that will arise in the coming years as upper-classmen. [24] To Row: Dale Adams Gloria Alexander Second Row: Robert Antrim Mary Baggs Mickey Barr Robert Beabout Ronald Bell Third Row: John Bizal Ralph Black Mary Blair Jeanette Blaker Robert Bomgardner