Paris District High School - Yearbook (Paris, Ontario Canada)

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,PARIS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 9 34 ADAM ROY MILLER Adam Roy Miller was born in Paris on August 22, 1916. He attended Central School where in 1929 he passed his Entrance with so high a per- centage that he received the First Prize awarded by the Board of Educa- tion. In High School, Adam acquitted himself nobly. On his Junior Ma- triculation examinations, he received ten flrsts. While in Middle School, he also won the Legion Essay Contest. In Upper School, Adam received ten firsts and two seconds. Surely a record to be proud of! As a fitting conclusion to his life at P. H. S., Adam is Valedictorian of the 1935 graduating class. Although he plays the cornet in the Paris Band, his chief interests lie in the study of Chemistry, amateur radio and aviation. Just now, Adam is doubtful as to continuing his studies in college. If he decided to seek further knowledge, we know that he will not be far from the top. Your friends of P. H. S. wish you every success in your fu- ture endeavours, Adam. F. L. G. JEANETTE CLARKE MURRAY On April 14, 1916, Jeanette Murray visited the home of her parents and then decided to stay. They were then living in Bronte, Ontario. La- ter they moved to Hamilton, and from there to Avonton. At the age of four, she persuaded her mother and father to move to Drumbo, where she managed the General Store for five months. At the end of that time, she gave over her duties to her father and took up the work of obtaining her education in Drumbo School. At twelve years of age, she passed her Entrance, and then continued her studies in Drumbo Continuation School until she received her Junior Matriculation in 1933. For the next two years she went to Paris High School, and in 1935 obtained her Senior Matriculation. This year Jeanette is attending Stratford Normal School. We all wish her the greatest success. N. M. H. RICHARD ELLIOTT MURRAY Richard E. Murray, as his fond parents named their eldest son, was born in Paris on Aug. 29th, 1915. Dick managed affairs at the Murray residence for a few years but finally resigned this important position in order to pursue a scholastic career. And so for six years Dick was a pupil of Central Public School. Dick passed his Entrance in 1928 and in the fall of the same year en- tered P.H.S. After seven years Dick felt that he would learn more if he had a change of atmosphere, and so he graduated. Then onward to Queents University, where he is now engaged in mas- tering a course in Mining Engineering. Your P.H.S. friends wish you the best of luck, Dick. , G.H.T.