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

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14 ix' I PARIS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 17 MARION CRAWFORD WREAKES Marion Crawford Wreakes was born on January 28th., 1919, in Hamil- ton, Ont. At an early age, Marion, accompanied by her family, took up re- sidence in Troy, later moving to Brantford, where she started to school. After spending four years in that city, the Wreakes' Family was again seiz- ed with the desire to seek a new abode and this time they came to Paris. Here, Marion attended the Central Public School, and succeeded in passing her entrance in 1932. The next fall she enrolled at P. H. S. During her sojourn there she took a prominent part in all field days, and was a member of the Girls' Bas- ketball Team for two years. Now she graduates with the 1937 class, obtaining full Junior Matricu- lation and Upper School English and French. At present Marion is working in the office of Penmans No. 1 and, we know, all her friends wish her success. D. J. W. Gllmnmmial Qrahuatzs Q' L GWENDOLYN BEMROSE ' I fSee page 43 GEORGE ROBERT GARNER Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garner was born in Uppertown on April 16th, 1920. In September 1925, Mrs. Garner's little red-headed son was sent up the path of knowledge -to South Ward School. Between this school and Queens' Ward and Central he whiled away seven happy years of his young life. In June, 1932, he was successful in passing the Entrance ex- aminations, and in September he enrolled at Paris High School. His sunny smile brightened the halls of P. H. S. during sojourn there, and he gained many friends. In 1937, he is receiving the reward for all his labours-a Commercial Diploma. At present, he may be seen hastening to Penmans No. 1 office every morning. Good luck George! And wishes for your success go with you. Q 5 ly R. P. W. u V -- af A HAZEL ISOBEL LOWE Hazel Isobel Lowe, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lowe, was born January 19, 1920, three miles east of Paris. At the age of six Hazel entered Kitchens' School. A year and a half la- ter the family moved to Paris. Here Hazel attended the South Ward, Queens' Ward, and Central Schools. In 1933 she passed her Entrance with honours. P. H. S. then welcomed her as a pupil. After attending High School faithfully for four years, she succeeded in securing her Commer- cial. Diploma. Hazel is now at home, and we wish her every success in her future life. L. E. W.