Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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 » • m - ib a ft a fi 9 - Rutii Hamilton Barnes, A.B. English History Miami University And what would we do, if she didn’t return from one of those eastern trips? Rula E. Barbee, B.S. Home Economics Indiana State Normal Keep to the right, little man and maid, as round this turn you go! A. C. Forster, B.E. Chemistry Mathematics Eastern Illinois State Teacher’s College. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Margaret Jane Cretors, B.A. History Northwestern University The apple of every student's eye. Ruth Hannah, B.A. Latin English Rockford College Into her heart we have found a way And now we’re here, we think we’ll stay. Larue Dayton, B.A. English University of Illinois Her ready wit, and easy How of words charm all who talk with her. Ethel B. Hough am. B.S., M.E. Music Supervisor Wesleyan College of Music University of Illinois Unto her the Cods gave the gift of musicf balanced with grace and dignity. Bernice Cordell, B.S. English Indiana State Normal She came—a stranger She saw—only strangers She conquered—all friends. Page Fifteen

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 CaTH ERINE Farrell, B.A. French Kipon College “Teachers prefer boys.” A. T. Martin, B.S. Agriculture University of Illinois Red, with a laughing eye— Red, with a quip or a quirk for .VO II And a place at the head of our janitor erne. M. Wyman Glenn, B.S. Physical Education and Coaching, University of Illinois “The man of life upriqht, xchosc guiltless heart is free from all dishonest deeds.” Edna M. Hall Commercial Indiana State College Palmer School of Writing Possesses in abundance that certain “something” called personality. Zull Z. Wright Commercial Wabash Business College Gregg Normal School University of California “A great soul dwells among us, with a guiding, helpful hand; always patient, always striving for the Arena’s best end.” Helen Sleadd, B. S. Algebra Physical Education Georgetown College, Kentucky University of Illinois Queen of all those girls who flock about her. Effie M. Fansler, A.B. Minnie Huser, B.S. American History Civics Eureka College Columbia University “livery Senior has a place in his heart for her xvho thinks us human Mathematics Carbondale State Normal University of Illinois Liked by all who meet her, Loved by all who know her. Page Fourteen

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 —TTT Stella Risser Commercial Hamilton College Gregg Normal Indiana State Normal She may be a teacher, but there's more than pedagogy in that eye. Essa Hunter, B.S. Art Indiana State Normal A more perfect friend of the students we have never seen. Wesley Shuler, A.B. Physics Algebra North Central College University of Illinois A lion to us, but a lamb to one fair maid. Harry B. Hunter Manual Training Indiana State Normal Arc you in trouble and very bluet Then have Mr. Hunter talk to you. His cheery smile and kindly way Spread happiness the entire day. Ruth Clendenin, A.B. Biology Oherlin College Rich in saving common sense. And, as the greatest only are, hi her simplicity sublime. Mary Perisho, B.S. Home Economics Illinois Wesleyan University Illinois State Normal I deeply sympathize with the traffic officers of Chicago. Janet C. Baldwin, B.S. English University of Illinois Accomplishment is the key to her happiness. Elsia Tate, A.B. Latin Hanover College She educates us even beyond the extent of our lessons. Page Sixteen