Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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99 tiip: akkxa LAWRENCE MOFFETT “Mustang” “A countenance more in sorrow than in anger.” Hamlet. Bashfulness is an ornament to youth, but a reproach to old aee. Maybe he's not bash- ful but merely non-loquacious. We grant though he has much wit, lie’s very shy of using it. MARY POWEkS Latin—German. A maiden never bold, of si irit so still and quiet.” Othello. A star in Congress and elsewhere in ROY SAFFORD “Saf” General. Chorus and Glee Club ’16’17; Cadets ’14-’15; Corp. '15. ••Hold off the earth awhile till I have caught her once more in my arms.” Hamlet. A man with but one puri ose in High School. FERN ROWLEY Latin—German, «.dee Club '16 17 ; Chorus ’16-T7; Orchestra ’15-’16-’17. “That unmatched form and feature of blown youth.” Hamlet. The figure head of Roy's ship of life CHESTER WILSON General. Cadets ’14-’15-’16-T7; Corp. ’17; Chorus ’15. “What we hope ever to do with ease, we must learn first to do with diligence.' Johnson. A diligent man wh ' inspires vs all to st idy.

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TJIE ARENA 21 VIOLA DILLON Commercial. I’ll warrant her heart whole. She’s an ardent worker in all things and a jolly good fellow all around. FRED ANDERSON Latin—German. “For having such a blessing in his lady, He finds the joys of heaven here on earth.” Merchant of Venice. A diligent man who is never reprimanded. HELEN COADY Latin—Commercial. Chorus and Glee Club T4-T5-'16; Basket-ball ’15-’16. Although I speak in your presence you have a noble and a true conceit of God like amity. She is quiet also and studies with much zeal. JOHN OGLE “Big Ox” “•He serves well and speaks not.” All respect Johnny for his super-excel- lent track work and hate to see him go ELIZABETH MORRISEY “Thou art a scholar gentle and fa r. Merchant of Venice. Another strawberry bl rde who hel. s to hold the standard of our class high.

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T11K A K K X A 23 LCUSIA RHEA General. “I am not of many words.” Much Ado About Nothing. Only the well informed are aware of her presence so quiet and inoffensive is she. RAYMOND JONES “Jone8y” ueneral. Track ’14- 15-’16- 17; Basket- ball T6-’17; Foot-ball '16. His heart is not in his work: ’tis else- where.” It is to him that we owe many of our points won in Athletics for the past four years. LERETA WOLFE Latin—German. Glee Club ’16-’17; Chorus '16. “Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and mild.” She is a superb dancer and a capital student. CECIL ZIMMERLY “Zeek” Scientific, ulee Club ’lVlVll; Alethe- nai ’15 ’16; Cadets ’14-’15-’16-’17; Serg. '17; Class Historian '17; Junior Class Play. “I am never merry when I hear sweet music.” A great addition to the Glee Club as well as to the society of cut-ups. HELEN SUNKEL General. “Her modest and graceful air, show her beautiful as she is fair.” Merchant of Venice. All the world loves a sweet disposition and a smiling face.