Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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MINNIE HUSER B.S.. M.S. Mothemotics Corbondole Teachers' College University of Illinois Gentle and just. But if scold she must. She certainly knows how to do it. vV. W. KEITH Commercial Bloomfield Normal School Indiana University Illinois State Normal University Indiana State Teachers' College Perseverance is hisl GALENA KIBBY. A.B. Home Economics Indiana State Teachers’ College We hope no one decides to put her knowledge to a more practical use. C. J. LITTLE. B.E. Chemistry Eastern III. Stare Teachers' College He decides—he does. FANNIE M. LUCKHAUPT. A.B. Science, Mathematics University of lilinois Indiana State Teachers' College Ask her about insects—she knows. BETTY PARRISH. A.B. Ancient History. Civics University of Illinois University of Wisconsin Her wit and charm endear her to all. MARY PERISHO B.S. Home Economics Illinois Wesleyan University Illinois State Normal The girls she tu ns out will moke good wives. STELLA RISSER Commercial Hamilton College Gregg School of Commerce Indiana State Teachers' College One of her many accomplishments—a quiet assembly. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHULTZ. B.S. Athletic Director University of Illinois A man well recommended, who has lived up to his recommendations. MARGARET L. STEELE. A.B. Science Western College Indiana University Indiana State Teachers’ College Full of new ideas and ideals. ELSIE TATE. A.B . Latin Hanover College A fond admirer of Caesar, Cicero, and Vergil. ZULU Z. WRIGHT Commercial Gregg Normol University of California Bowling Green College of Commerce. A great part of her personality is her charming wit. ELLA M. JACOBS Librarian Where would this world be without system? Huser Keith Kibby Little Luckhaupt Parrish Perisho Risser Schultz Steele fate Wright Jacobs 1211 FAC U LT

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THE ARENA 1934 RnIWwin Beatty Dayton Dunlavy Eads Pansier Farrell Hamilton Hochstrasser Houghom 8. L. Hunter H. B. Hunter JANET C. BALDWIN. A.B. English University of Illinois University of Michigan At first o Waterloo she seems To Freshmen large and small; But later turns o a helping friend And is fondly remembered by all. PAULINE BEATTY. B.S. Algebra Physics University of Illinois She's all energy. LA RUE DAYTON. A.B. English University of Illinois When she talks, all sit in rapturous ottenr.on. PAULINE DUNLAVY. A.B. English Latin De Pauw University We wonder if she has a hatl MARY ANNA EADS. A.B. Business Training Typewriting University of Illinois University of California Indiana State Teachers' College A gift from the gods—her charm. EFFIE M. FANSLER. A.B. American History Eureka College Indiana State Teachers' College Columbia University She knows history. CATHERINE FARRELL. B.A. French Ripon College A teacher who has the admiration of all her pupils. D. H. HAMILTON. B.S. Agriculture University of Illinois He makes Future Farmers. ADDIE HOCHSTRASSER. A.B. English History University of Illinois Only sincere language con express the thoughts of a lofty mind. ETHEL B. HOUGHAM. B.S.. M.E. Music Supervision Wesleyan School of Music University of Illinois Her ready smile softens the rebuke she gives. BETTY LOU HUNTER. A.B. English De Pauw University Once a popular student in these halls—now a popular teacher. H. B. HUNTER. B.S. Industrial Art Indiana State Teachers’ College Such helpfulness will surely be rewarded. [20]

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From a feeble beginning in 1875, Paris High School has grown fo the present large institution, with an enrollment of six hundred three for the year 1933-34. The school offers three separate courses, the college preparatory, commercial, and general courses, each of which prepares the student thoroughly for whatever career he may choose after graduation. The school offers in its college preparatory course four years of English, four of science, four of Latin, two of French, three of mathematics, and four of social science. The student in the vocational courses may elect three years of agriculture, two of manual training, or a year each of foods and clothing. The commercial course offers a year of business training, a year of bookkeeping, two years of typing and shorthand, and in addition semester courses in commercial geography, commercial arithmetic, and vocations.