Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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12 THE ARENA GOLDIA DEAN ROACH. A. B. Paris High School Western College ‘A fond admirer of Caesar.” Nam et ipsa scienda potes- tas est. HENRY F. CROSBY B. S. Central High School, Detroit, Mich. University of Illinois When he can’t remove an obstacle, he plows around it. ’ ELIZABETH BRISCOE, A. B. Westfield College Academy Millikin University They say she likes the hoys as students.’ FRANCES J. FLENTYE. A. B. New Trier Hf?h School. Win- net ka. Illinois Northwestern University We will own the love we bear to you, We will speak the praise we feel: For the head to plan, and the hand to do,. And the heart as true as steel.

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THE ARENA 11 MILDRED BOLAND, A. B. Paris High School Western College University of Michigan She is as patient and untir- ing as the day is long. NELLE WINN Music Paris High School I)e Pauw University National Summer School Call in sweet music; I have heard soft airs Can charm our senses .nd c pel our cares. LA RUE DAYTON, A. B. English Paris High School University of Illinois University of Wisconsin .... University of Colorado She has won a pla e In ove- y girl's heart. ELSIE TAT E, A. B. Latin Paris Hich School Hanover College A winning way—a pleasant smile.

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THE ARENA 13 GEORGENA SELLAR, A. B, Paris High School Sweet Brier College University of Southern Cali- fornia De Puuw University University of Michigan “A good looker, a good talk- er, and a friend Indeed. PAUL BECKER Columbus High School, Ne- braska Nebraska State Normal Stout Institute, Menomonee, Wi«. University of Nebraska “Three things are necessary for success; first, backbone: second, backbone; third, back- bone.” MARTHA P. EWING, B. S., A. B. Paris High School Illinois Wesleyan University “Talents differ; all is well and wisely put.” JANET C. BALDWIN, A. B. Paris High School University of Illinois What a blessing is the quiet indifference of nature amid all our hurry and worry and tur- moil.”