Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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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.”

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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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14 THE ARENA JOHN G. POULARD, A. B. Westfield High School Westfield College University of Chicago His bark is worse than his bite.” ZULU Z. WRIGHT Paris High School Charleston Normal School Winona Lake Normal School Wabash Business College, Terre Haute, Indiana “Her way to do a thing is to go ahead and do it.” ELSIE REED Paris High School Bradley Polytechnic What is useful is beautiful.” EWING W. KESTER. A. B. Farmersburg High School Wabash College, Crawfords- vflle, Indiana “Small in statue, but of gTeat capacity.