Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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IRA ALLEN III German and Latin Course To whom i the success f this publication due? Ah. here he is with his. smiling face ami winning way , a good tyjic of the illustrious class of '10. As Kditor-in-Chief of the Arena. Manager of the Glee Club, leading character in dra- matic productions ami officer of the Cadet Company, he has displayed a few of his many talents. He will be greatly missed by P. II. S. and especially by certain fair one of the Junior and Freshmen classes for he i best characterized by hi» court- esy toward the fair sex and hi heart-breaking propensities. MY RLE RAHEL Latin Course Yes, I will be careful. Inn one can hardly refrain from superlatives. It’s only fair, however, to say that she is a star of first-water brilliancy that shines in several directions. President of the Semi-chorus, Dramatic star in Operetta and Senior play, a shark in any class you mention, and in short, a general favorite, are a few—but stop, here she conics WALTER BOND German Course pretty good specimen of to! Particular : Prexy of his class oq-to. Doc. Captain of the Cadets, tenor of the Glee Club, star forward on the basketball team, business manager of the Arena, intermittent quccncr. and general favorite, whose even, good nature is imperturbable. JEAN BROWN Latin Course She is awfully jolly and heartily believes in free trade in smiles. Site ha a rather Japanese look and has been seen wearing a Glee Club pin. She has always been a most loyal supporter of '10 and is a favorite. Here' to Brownie.”

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GERTRUDE REED Latin Course This girl is best known by her cheery smile. Most often bestowed on the boy 'ero the aisle. How sorry we are not to have had this cheerful, light-hearted lass to cheer us in all our trials through I’. II. S. Rut as it is we are glad to.have had hcr simnj presence for one short year. She is characterized by her puggy shaped nose, her admiration of the sterner sex and her honesty, for in the short time in which we have known her we have learned that she can be depended upon. ROSCOE LONG English Course V.'o-wo! Wouldn't that crystallite you? 'o for its ju«: “Shorty. H:» spontaneous eruptions of words are tather dazzling at times; however. But cheer up. he may be all “Wright” some day. HAZEL GORDON Latin Course Do you sec that lirm mouth and those snappy eyes? They do not belie her almost incisive precision and mathematical brain that works like a steel trap. She docs not know the term “flunk. Yes. she is jolly too and laughs easily at l oc‘ remarks. MARY LODGE Latin Course It» hard not to oAr superlative» at times, but to know bet qu'ct good nature. and her genius for real fun. is a wholesome lesson for cynic . c arc fond of her and hate to see her go. As clever as she is jolly? Well I gue‘s yes. She has an A plus record in everything. Photo by Jay.

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1 111 0 by Jay MARTHA EWING German Course Such rollicking, whole-souled good nature is rarely «cot and she'has been a favorite in the class always. Yes. the school will nm her tor her place will be hard to till. We hope thfit she will never lose her optimism. SILAS MOFFETT German Course Well, what do you make of hint? He is a good average student, attained to the position of fifth Sergeant in the Cadet Company, and has been known to take a blonde Senior driving on occasions. Ye , we think he will do very well. HELEN GREEN Latin Courrc Helen green? Mercy, no. This is only her fourth year and she i« a Senior. Don't you know -he is the one we heard laughing dowiuhr hall a minute ago? Yes. her laugh verges on a very lively giggle. She is awfully jolly: the right sgrt you know. BERYL BLACK German Course If you don't know the Tiger's Tale ''Blacky is in the position to tell it. Captain and forward of the basketball team he has shown us how the gante can be played. Yes. lie is also captain of the baseball team, but.'enough, for. he may hear us. Rah! Bah! Rah! Black'