Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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 . wjjgnYmv v; THE ARENA CATHERINE FARRELL, A. B. French ami Spanish Ripon High School Ripon College Holds the trey on C’s,—capable, clever ami charming. WESLEY A. SHULER, A. B. Chemistry Lyons High School, Lyons, N. Y. Northwestern College A good chemistry teacher Is always making experiments. From his friends, his pupils, and his fellow-teachers we hear always, “He’s sure a good scout.” RUTH VAN SANT. A. B. English Hamilton College Transylvania College University of Kentucky Her words arc trusty heralds to her mind. VERONICA ATKINSON, A. B. Science Roanoke High School Lexington High School Transylvania College University of Kentucky Many’s the laugh that has worry pre- vented. To make life the best game ever in- vented. WILLIAM FRAZIER, A. B. Mathematics Athletic Coach Georgetown High School Wabash College Columbia University University of Illinois Our grand business is not to see what lies dimly in the distance but what lies clearly at hand. GLADYS E. TUCKER, A. B. Domestic Art Hume Township High School Illinois Wesleyan University University of Illinois We are not here to play, to dream, to drift, We have hard work to do and loads to lift. RUTH E. WILKIN, A. B. Latin and Art Paris High School Indiana State Normal School James Millikin University Applied Arts Summer School Her sincerity and kindliness win the pupils for her from the start. LA RUE DAYTON, A. B. English Paris High School University of Illinois University of Wisconsin University of Colorado Her words like so many nimble and airy servitors trip about her at com- mand. Fourteen

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THE ARENA WILLIAM GILLUM (Bill) Custodian of the Building One Bill that isn’t counterfeit. He rings true. ORYAL GOFF Assistant Custodian of the Building In all regions of life exerene strengthens capacity. SHE KNOWS Mr. Moss—It seems to me, my dear, that there is something wrong with this cake. Mrs. Moss—That is all you know about it. The cookery book says it is perfectly delicious. Mr. Martin wrote on Chester Water’s paper. “Please write more legibly.” Chester Waters—Mr. Martin, what is this you wrote on my paper? IN FRESHMAN ENGLISH. Miss Baldwin (after reading a theme which she considered poor) :— Katherine, do you think this theme is worth a “D”? Miss Wenz—Has there ever been a time in history when darkness enveloped the earth before? Lee Strohl—When Noah entered the ark? Miss Wenz—Was it dark then? Lee—It seems to me it was. Miss Wenz—I don’t remember. Sixteru